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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
BRIDGEPORT.
Personal and General News sot Prom
Over the River.

Personal and General News Not Prom
Over the River.
Work on DR.. W. s. Fishers new rfsi.
dence in KirkWood is prog -essing rapidly.
rhe bricklsyers are up " the second
story.
DR.. Hobron, Of Flushing. vss in tosn
yesterday on professional b1sinets.
The Croeksrd Sheppard ska'ing race nt
the Mammoth rink has been postponed on
account Of NJ Orchards inability to Ai-
tend on Tuslday.
Rev DR.. sedgwick, Of Msr,it's Ferry.
was in toSn yesterday.
The married folks exclusively" will
hold forth at the Mammoth iiok on Thurs
day night. The affair has been gotten up
expressly fer married folks and no single
people will be admitted. The ladies will
serve luncheon and the fair promises 10
be perfectly ''lum tum." IL would no
doubt he Emusirg for some Of the young
folks TO see their father aud mo'her rolling
on the floor, bat the old folks hays sitoad
ed 10 that.
Rev Da7ij = Howell will be buried In
Weeks eenttsry to day By the A. 7. x A.
NJ, of which order be was member,
The striking mixers Of this locality
made all the preparations TO take band Of
two hundred men, headed by drum corps
on, to Maynard yesterday morning to 10.
duce the men TO quit work Frou some
cause or other they fsi,sd 10 70. The
Maynard men ere tie ones Who 6fst insti-
tuted tia strike and induced the men In
duced the men in TIE lower part Of Wheel
ing Greek valley 10 come out. They are
/ also the FIRST one to 20 10 work again.
DR. John West and his sister, Mrs. Judge
Carroll, Of ST clsinville, arrived al home
yesterday, after Plesssn: Trip through the
East.
Coanuplou service will be held In .ke
Presbyterian Church to day by Rev. Hays
assisted By Rev. G 6 Haeket, Of Crab
apple.
Word wss received from Detective ]. C.
Agnev yesterday, stating that six OF ihs
beer thi.v's had been caught ct Steuben
vile. They have had . trial bat ths
Majors decision has been reserved til
Tuesday. Carloads OF beer shipped 4
Steubenville from the S;hmulbsch brew
ing car IN Wheeling had been broken int
several times, and to catch the perpctrston
Detective Agnew secreted ki4ssH 10 CO
and had the door sesied u2 and The ca
ssitthed Cd OF TO a side track ct Stsuben
villa At e late hour in the night the ca
. vas broken into. and the officer caught Il,
men in the act
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
The Irish National League.

Chicago, October lit has been de-
iermined to hold the National Convention
of the Irish National League at American
Central Music Hall in this city on Wednes-
day, January 20, 1886. This date is fixed
to accommodate Parnell, who has cabled
President Egsn that he will attend the
convention accompanied BY strong dsputa-
tion from the Irish Parliamentary party,
including Hon. 7. d Sullivan, Lord Mayor
of Dublin. Executive officers Of the
League will issue an official call during
the coming week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
INVESTIGATOR DEMANDED.

Another Investigation to Engage the Pub
lies Attention.
During the past few weeks the subject Of
conversation has been of nothing but in
vestigatiops and discoveries brought BY
them. Another case bas come to light
which bids fair to eclipse theR all and the
public can prepare themselves for rich
and rare treat, for frank, the tailor, de.
msnds public investigation ofhis large and
varied stock Of fall and winter sui,ings,
uantaloonipgs and overcoatiugS
Put on your glasses and come direct to
the ever reliable frank, the tailor, 46
TRelffh street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
Fish's Daughter Visits Him.

AUBURN, N. y October LEX. Banker
J. d. Fish was visited in the panitentiary
yesterday by his daughter Annie, who also
carried Id her arms the little daughter Of
Fish and Sallie Reber, for Which she is
caring since it's mothers death. The
meeting was an affecting one Miss Fish
has arrar ged to .lde at Auburn during
her fathers imprisonment, in order to be
near him,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
UNDERWEAR at Eusheimers.

CAROLINE E. CooPER. l6s N. Caroline
St., Baltimore, says: / have used "Dr.
Ee'soldis German Ritte-s3 for some time,
and ! would not be without it. For the
relief Of pains consequent upon female
weakness and irregularities ] consider il
without an equal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
Mrs. blaine, Narrow Escape.

KANSAS OtTr, October lT-An incom
ing passenger train on the Eannibal and
ST Joseph railroad ran into csboose and
engine at Harlem, opposite this city this
forenoon Both engines and cabooseiEere
badly damaged. No one was hurt, Mrs.
James G. Blaine wss on the trais en- route
to Ft. L.esvenwortb.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
The VIII ofa CourtsEan.

Sr. LogIs, Cc'ober l7.-Toe will OF
Alice Kelly, q Well-knoEn member OF the
dsminonde, was pro6Ated yesterday. 1t
divides her fortune of $4,000 among her
three sisters and two nieces, all OF them
respectable women connected with fsmi-
lies Of high standing 10 Chicago, Contra
lin, st Louis and East St. Louis,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

ROBERT LUXE has inst purchased the finest
Carriages ever brooghtto Wheeling All
Carriages and Hacks for funearals should
be ordered direct from the Office OF the sta
bles. 1880 Market street Don't depend on
lsaVip: -our order any place else.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

WIEN ordering Carriages frol Robsrt
Luke, either for funerals or evening drives,
take the precaution to leave your order at
the stable Office, besides, it viii cost you no
more to ride in his handsome new Car
riages than in the inferior ones from other
stsbiea
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
Held to Hail,

Leon Van Walt, Eek Filau and James
Craig were before Squire Arkls yesterday
afternoon, charged with robbing E. d.
Hudson, about two weeks ago After hear.
ing the evidence the Squire discharged
Filsn and Craig. aud held Van Walt in
default of 81 600
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
Rival Physicians Make Accusations.

PERRY, Ga, October i7.-Dr. Thomas
and DR.. Smith, local physicians, are rivals
he;e. Recently both had charge Of the
came case, witch resulted in death. Smith
accused Thomas Of poisoning the patient.
Thomas at once posted Smith on the doors
of the Pleasant Hill Church as liar. A
board Of bonor has failed to recognize the
men ard bloodshed is looked for.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
ON TIE OHIO.

an EpItOms Of News Concerning the
Bosis and Boatusn.
The marks last night indicated y feet 4
inches and falling.
The steamer Scotia did not get away
until 5 o'clock, on account Of fog and 8 big
trip
The C. W. Batehltr left for Plttsburg al
1 o'clock.
Tows down: jim Wood, Baltic, Lioress
Eagle, Sam Brown ard barry Brown, with
eod, and ION lyle, light.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
IL snitn th,a Indiana.

BlsHAseK. OAK, October lI.-seyen
thousand Sioux IGiIaas, Endtr Sitting
All At Standing Rock Agency, are re-
Soiaiss over the resppointmeut Of Agent
McLasEIHu to look sfier their interests
For some tlas the indians have been Wor'
ried over The ikOught that tseir sgent
VoDld be dismissed sod new man placed
over them The report reached Blsuarek
last evening that upon receipt o. the psSS
at che agency they gave expression to then
slse by 0 grand poE-WoE. Sitting Bull nas
a suHy DISPOSITION, and it IS considered Tor
tunAts that an sgert has been sseured "ilh
whom he wil agree
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
PraCressire Ruehrs Parry.

Miss Lou Cummins gave q delightful
progressive euchre ptriy to number Of
her friends on Wednesday evening last
Seven tables were surrounded with inter.
ested players and the game went on in q
pleasant manner until suppr was ar
nouncei. This was discussed most hearth
ly to an enjoyable lepg'h when playing
was again resumed. The victor and
"boobV" received handsome prizes, and
the affair was pronounced one Of the most
ENJOYABLE ey,r held.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

Erntd Runs ST Louis, |.
Home Runs-Dslrymple.
Two-base Hits-Suud3y.
Passed BalIs-Rob pson, 2; Kelly, 2.
Struck 0ut-By Foutz 4; By McCormick,I.
Double Plays -McCornlick. PisiIer and ansoD {;
BIrkl.y and CODiEey; BaEkley, CQm.sS9y and
Latham
Batter Hlt-B7 Foutz, l.
GAMES ELSEwuERE.
At WashiDgton-Nationals, 2; New
York, l.
At New York Brooklyn, u; ProVi
dence. /.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

THE change which will take place in our
business will hereafter be made public; at
present be convinced that goods viii besold
AZ advertised. j. BRILLEs,
llbS Main Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
NEW MARTINsyILlE.
General News and Psrsossi Notss About
New wMartinsviilsana.
Spseiai 10 ne Ssa1Lav Rssfsfsy

tensIsi news ana fersouel uotos u bout
Nsv MArtinsviiisana.
Special 10 ne Sunday Rssfst~.
NEw MaRTISsynLE, October i'll
County Court begins Tuesday. -
W. q Kotzebue and wife have returned
from Nev York, where Mr.. Kotzsbss hss
been buying goods.
Charles Bfsueulich 10 repAiniiss bic
house.
Charles 7. Higgins, Of SissnviIe. viii
remove back 70 town sooa.
jackson Monssishs produce boat, tks
ses Lion, u lying at ,hs creek taking on
apples, potatoes, etc., prepAsatesy 70 kis
regular winter irip souih.
Robert McEldoyssy ssd Wis - n
Baltimore. tin week.
". g. Wiley vss at Marshall County
Court the 6sst OF the vesk.
8. B. Hall returned from ParksnburS
Wednesday, where be had been a,tsndiss
the McGsesor-Dis wedding.
The pew board wall from the csoss rosds
TO the depot " slnost eopplstsd.
Rev. Reynolds frispds viii - Risd 10
kro. tbs. 10 returned 10 this siSse Of The
conferences.
Miss Daley XcENexssy, ~bo hss bees
couhred 10 hsS room fos The past To sssks
with typhoid fever is recovering s,osly.
hrs. Edith Bradshaw, Of Valley Rsns, |.
visiting her OLD home.
For the LATEST delicaciss Of IL ssaseD,
srch - obsters. oJstas, 10. ssn On Sslby
q Woodcock. vbo keep Q sos supply %
hand
J. h. Mccoy. Of ths TylR Democrat.
vss Ia town yesssfdsy.
George Gibson, ore II Wheelipe's popa.
lar sslssmen, vas In town this veek is6ss-
viewing eustomefs. Il 10 quietly vhispes.
Cd tina, George win fool lfs's chsssss With
ons Of Pasktnburg's fais danssls n he
not fas distant futua
MIss Lou Bad = visidss fiesb 1t
Povhstaa
/ James Wise Of Doddiidgs cesnty, wless
wife dh d recently. hss mossd hssk - ha
cd hone, and iEtssds livisa vitA ths Cd
iolka
Tys pisces Of hsndsone bsish selceed
isrsin carpets, II - sssts eaSA Cal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

Qua stock Of piece goods for Merchant
Tailoring is complete in every reepect.
Come sooa and leave your measure for
Suit, 0Tereoat or Pants ]. BRILLEs.
Il5S Main Street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
HoRsroRD.s ACID pHosPaArE

For overwe5Ssd ProfessioBai Msa.
pr. Charles Mitchell, Csrandaigus. N.
l.. Says: Il think it grand resfofT Of
brain force Or nervous eaergy.4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

GRASDEsr bargains in the city in Cloaks
aud Wraps for ladies and children, at En-.
shsimsr's, Eleventh street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
KiEneIIa

Have Just received moe lot Of Fancy
Crozrs and trimmings; also Birds ard
Feathers in ell tie desirable shsdes.
KIsxER's,
lO7l Main Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

The President 10 day sPPsinSed James
n. TrumbulI, United States Consul q Isl
cabuapa. Chill. and James N. Childs.
Uuiltd States Consul at Guelph, CanafA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

sTUART-At "a -. Or1saey - - ne rssI-
deco Il her p&ents 30. = Fc.tsess ses;
Jsss q. stsiri. IL ~ nd pear Il hsrsSs.
Fusessl aslies ts.asnSw.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
OYSTERS.
The Great Ellis Star Brand.

The Great Ellis Star Brand,
What DO you DO with ell the oysters
you bring to WheelipgH' is question fte-
quently asked me, as the wagons Of The
B. & o. and Adams express companies are
unloading the vast stock Ct oysters | brig
st my doors. | answer: Sell them"
"Wh'reY "A considerable part Of them
in Wheeling, having practical control OF
almost the entire trade (About four fiiths OF
j. my wagons supplying all the different
oyster depots groceries and meat markets
in all parts Of the city Island, Bridgeport,
.Etuaville and Marlin's Ferry every day
with choice fresh stock, in addition TO ship
ping oysters to every town and village
within radius Of forty to fiity miles around
Wheeling. This trade has steadily grown
each year, until 1t now reaches TO the very
doors Of the large cities Of Pittsburg, Clese-
land, Columbus and halt way back to Bal
timore In fact everybody useT none but
the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

The fact that this trade has steadily grown
in the f,ce Of sll composition is the best
evidence Of the superiority Of my oy sters
over all others. The past week has been
no exception TO the rule, for ia spite Of
warm weather / have bad the largest
weeks sale sf this sfsson and larger than
the same week one year ago While am
very Jealous Of the reputation | have made
in the oyster business, ! do not run my
business on it. bat solely on the very best
oysters to be had ct ali times. However,
ever, body krows the superiority Of the
Great Star Brand oyer a!l others. Bot /
say, give them all trial invite the
clos St com DpetitioD, and then Try the Star
Band. 4 foil stock daily Of ali kinds in
cans, shell and buckets this week. Ask
your grocer or oyster man for them"
W. o McCLUsKEY,
7 Wholesale Agent,
! Depot, Twelfth Street, Wheeling
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

Tys pisces Of hsndscne isish seloesd
isGsinr carpets, II - essts eaah Call
ssoa. Joas RoEssR Aesst
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18

The EXECUTIVE Bran.h Of the Irish Gov.
ernment is making q most determined ef
fort to check through the operation Of the
laws the extensive system Of boycotting,
which has been received in Ireland. The
lorg lists Of prosecutions which are
every day pubisbed show the
activity Ct the police. ia
oil cases where good sgidencs
is pSocarakls against he'd The ho5eoiter,
are Summoned and committed ts trial, ol
bound over to keep the peace. The Ecsns.
Is revoked Of syery keeper Of a public
house Who is proven guilty Of refusipc
supplies to persons under the toJcoster'l
lava So oasnsiys has the boyeotiiDg be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-20

were known that in the interest of
certain Republican candidates some of
Iammany's votes were transferred, and
II the opinion should grow among the
County Democracy and the Irving hall Democ-
racy that Hills success imperiled and his
triumph was a matter of grave doubt, they
would not unnaturally say among themselves:
Here it is, every for himself, let him save
who can," and the result would be that, while the
Republicans would gain but very little in the
city, the aggregate city aud country would OF
necessity sweep their State ticket triumphantly
to the desired goal. This has been history for
years and years, and history always repeats
itself /, therefore, consider that the Republic
an chances are very great, because the State, in
in any fairly contested election, when there is
no tremendous significant factor, as the forged
proxy, in the campaign between Folger and
Cleveland, or the mugwump revolt, as in the
campaign between Cleveland and Blaine, is gen
orally Republican Second, because the ticket
is exceptionally strong; and, third. because the
fractional fight in this city will be the fercest
known in many years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-20
REPUBLICANS IN NEW YORK.
The Reasons Which Render Their Success
This Year Almost Certain.


This Year Almost Certain.
Joe Howard. in Philade phia Press
ahave no doubt the Republicans will carry
the State of New York in the coming election.
l went to Saratoga convinced that the Demo
Gratis not only would but must nominate; Gov
ernor Hill-frst because the attitude of the adj
ministration, as evidenced by the absolute ut
terance of Secretary Whitney and the repeatedly
expressed desire of Hubert 0. Thompson and
the County Democracy, representing Dan Man
ming, who boasts or holding Grover Ceueland In
his pocket proclaiming the hostility of the ad-
mlnlstration In Washington to the nomination OF
Governor Hill by their insistance upon the nomi-
nation of either Edward Cooper or his brother
in-law, Abram S. Hewitt; and, further. because
having the machinery and patronage of the
State in his control, believed Governor Hill
would be the strongest candidate possible to be
named. l went to Saratoga convinced that Ira
Davenport would be the nominee.
because the contest between the various
contending parties was bitter, the
feeling was 80 inharmonius. the ambitions that
lay behind were so strong that upon no one else.
unless it was General Seward, of Auburn, was
it feasible to unite or polite to combine / left
Saratoga convinced that Ira Davenport would be
chosen Governor of the State-frst, because New
York in fair fight is always Republican. The
record of the Republican party in the Empire
State is without bemish. Its standard has
ever been borne aloft by men of brains. by men
OF public and personal honor, by men of expert
ence. whose success in the conduct of their own
affairs marked them as conspicuousy proper
people to take hold of the affairs of their fellows.
The strongholds of the Republican party are
away from the great cities They are in outly-
Ing counties, where honest men win honest live
lihoods; where sentiment has much to
do with deciding issues where principles
are not laughed at, nor sneered at. nor
scoffed at. nor used; and whenever the Democ-
racy, which is regnant. and triumphant, and
dominant in these great fostering centers, where
the foreign-born population rule the roost with a
rod of iron, where we have to put German on
one ticket to offset the German ON the other,
where it becomes necessary to take an Irisbman
for this ticket because Irishman has been
taken for the other ticket-n these great Tester
inc centers, say, whenever the Democracy can
be divided and an intense fractional fight be pre-
cipitated. instead of turning out as one might
at first blush and with careless glance imagine,
greater vote for the State ticket. there is in
stantly shown a desire to trade and decker. and
maehinists on either side of the line work to-
gether for their own good If. for instance. 1t
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-20
WHAT TO DO WITH CoNvIcrs.
A Practical Answer to the Question Debated
by the Detroit Charities Conference.

a EracIfcai answer TO the question DepAGeta
by the Detroit Charities Conference
lynn tMass.) Special.
j. Francis Meade, of Lynn, was sentenced to
the Concord Reformatory in 1877 for term of
ten years for burglary committed here. Miss
Jennie Berkeley is the handsome only daughter of
the head keeper of the reformatory. For num-
Der of years past she has taken a lively interest
In the religious welfare of the prisoners On
visiting days she has always made round of
the cells and talked and prayed with many of the
prisoners. When Meade was incarcerated there
she made especial effort to convert him. and it
was only few months before he professed re-
ligion under her spiritual tuition. Every visit.
ing day after that she went to his cell and spent
some time in talking and praying with him.
Meade became very much interested In educa-
ton. and during his spare hours devoted himself
studiously to books, with which Miss Berkeley
took pleasure in providing him.
Their friendship for each other grew rapidly
and ripened into love About five years ago
Meade confessed his love for Jennie In an inn
paSSloned note, which he handed to her one
of her visiting days The next time that she
went to Mesde's cell Miss Berkeley gave him an
affirmative response to his pleading, and their
troth was plighted in the shadow of the grat-
ings.
Meade is a progressing young fellow, of very
gentle manners and was common favorite with
officers and men. On the strength of his daught-
er's representations as to Meade's good behavior,
Head keeper Berkeley sent IA petition to Gov
o1hOi IeooLHSou MS pdEuOI LII Was Sl2Heu
by ali the officials of the reformatory. On Oct.
of this year. after Meade had served eight
years. the pardon came. All the prisoners heartily
congratulated Meade on his good fortune and
contributed literally of their savings to give
him good start in the outside world.
Meade left the prison the next day with a
round sum in his pocket, and came back here to
regain his good name, where he had lost it. He
learned the laster's trade while at Concord. and
at once got good job on the strength of letter
of recommendation from Berkeley. AS soon as
he had got fairly settled in his position, and
found that it was permanent. Meade senta letter
to Berkeley asking for the hand Of his daughter.
The reply was an indignant and positive refusal.
Meade went quietly to Concord few days after
ward and had consultation with Jennie and her
mother who had been her daughters con6dant
for the whole FIVE years. Mrs. Berkeley pleaded
with her husband, but he was stern and unyield-
ing.
On Thursday last Jennie, aided by her mother.
came quietly to Lynn to visit a cousin On Fri
day she was married to Meade by Rev. j. G..
Harrington, and they went to housekeeping yes
terday afternoon in pretty little cottage The
forsiving father arrived Yesterday morning, gave
them his blessing and bought all the furniture
for their new home
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-20
The Little Lamb.

Voorhees, had little Lamb,
It's little name was Jack;
And everywhere that Voorhees, went
This Lamb was at his back.
It followed him to Arkansaw,
Likewise to Virginia.,
And went along down to Nashville.town,
And to Indian-i-a.
''What makes it follow Voorhees, so?'
The people all did cry;
"Why Voorhees, feeds the Lamb, you know"
The papers did reply.
--Fiorella SIOnoyer
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-20

The fact that a Sunday paper of this city
and the Chicago Tribune have published a por-
trait identically the same, giving it the
likeness of 1.-THE gent!eman!y burglar" who called
some of our citizens last spring and the other
the portrait of NJ Clemenceau, the French Rad
ical leader, is a matter of no consequence. The
people who like newspaper illustrations are
just as happy as if the pictures had been diff
fereut.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-20

THE Garland stoves and ranges have the most
artistic finish of any that we have ever seen.
They are everywhere acknowledged to be the
best i'll the world. while they cost more than
is often asked for inferior goods. They as
noted for durability. convenience and economy
of fuel as for style and beauty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-20
IT'S Quality That Counts.

Any one can quote apparently low prices. but
the Model alone quotes low prices for frst-class
qualities. Bear in mind the Model won't sell
poor, unreliable goods at any price. See the
splendid cashmere, worsted and corkscrew suits
we are selling this week at $40 and $l2. They
would cost you S. more anywhere else. Good
business suits &C. 81 and S. usually sold at SO to
$l2 Fine tailor made suits $l5 to $50.
Great bargains in hats and underwear.
MODEL CLOrHING COMPANY.