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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02

THE Great KanaWha river has been sur.
passing itself in violence, and has been
spreading destruction along its banks.
Charleston is especially unfortunate. The
loss of property at such time as this can
be i'll afforded People along the Ohio
know how to symps.hizs in such misfoE'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02

TuE follosing hsArtleSs and hiPPant
souib from our E. C. is no. worthy Of his
great and generous soul:
The President. who is coed deal OF q
fatahst, is aid to be reminded, BY the III
health of three Of his CsbiGet, that public
Office i 3 personal strain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02
The national Credit is No More

salidly founded than the reputation Of BensOn's
Capclne Plssters. 9hey are known, appreciated
and used everywhere In America-iis hospitals and
Its home,. Physicians, pharmacists and druggists
afirm hat for promptnsss Of action, certainty and
range OF curative qualities they are beyond CON-
paIison. once used their unequalled excellence
recommends them. 1h4 publicare again cautioned
against the cheap, worthless and shameless imita-
tons offered by mendacious parties under The
guise Of similar So nding names such as "Capst'
Gin !" "Capsicum," "Capucin," "Capsleine," etc
AK for fenson's, buy Of respectable druggists
only, and make personal examination. The gen.
utne has the "Three Seals trademark and the
word "Cspclne" cut in the centre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02

Qua Senators and Representatives seem
disposed to touch the labor question with 3
YelYetI hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02

Nh. IRoxs has ordered the knights to
resume work but hasn't specified any time.
Mr. IR,Ss is q practical humorist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02
PACIFIC RAILROAD FRAUDS.

TIC. Crawford, in the New York World,
gives o full history Of the thirty years, Pi.
raey prsctiesd by the Pacific railroad com,
psnies. The figures and facts he presents
he says are taken from the companies
books and from sources perfectly reliable,
and they reveal STORY OF plundering and
piing up of llgosten gains in such sums
as 10 make the tabled wealth Of MONTE
CnsTo to pale. We give gleanings from
the Worlds article, which will be of sspe-
cial interest since there is now so much at-
tention called to the troubles between
GOULD and the Knights Of Labor.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company
was chartered by CoagrsSs in 1862, aud
the Central Pacific Railroad Company was
chartered BY the State Of California, but
the act of 1862 ehArtsriDg the Union Pa.
ci6c gave the same benefits to the Central
Pacific that it did 70 the Union Pacific.
The Union Pacific was organized on 2, $50
shares Of stock, 10 per cent paid in, which
amounted to S2IS,O 00. In 1864 THOMAS
c .DuRGST, then Yice-President snd Gen.
eral Manager of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, came to Washington before any
work was done on the Union Pacific and
had the government bonds subordinatsd
for the FIRST mortgage bonds Of the road, in
doing which he spent $465,25S2I, where
it would DO the most GOOD" as shown BY
the books of the company This was
charged to the construction account.
When the contracts were let ousths FIRST
was given to one 81. N. HoxIE, who as
signed his contract to 7. c. DURAST, C. S.
BUsHSELL, Il. S. McCoNB and Mr.. LON
BARD. These gentlemen were directors Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, and
were also directors in the Credit hobilier.
Another was given to ]. W. DAVIS and as
signed to the same Credit MObiEer trus
tess. Another vas given to ANS. The
immense profits these men gained By their
dishonest manipulstioDs can be seen from
thu tabls showing cost Of road to contrac-
tors:
~ uex,a contract s7l, i1s
1hs xD,s, 67i4OIoS
r. -, c,ntrsct ......... ...... Is ,76s
tba xhols cost to the road. s. SiS2s7
Tost 20 cootracsor under the Hoxis con-
-, ...................-............ 1906, 1SS
49,. 27,2Si liz
~ o,.lr.v I5.SzsSs4
Making S5O,7IS s5S, or profit Of s42,- !
%. sas. Nov. the p'cfs on afy-sight !
lies Of road, which was built By the COM !
'..v and incIndsd IA the contract was J
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02

BAPrrsN by sprinkhng or immersion-
whieh2 is now the absorbing question at
Reliaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02

THr aut:-Organisti of the Presbyterian
cburch are still organizing in Pittsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02
Laundry Removed

WYE HAVE REMOVED OUR FAMOUS
w Laundry from the room adjoining the Pub
lie Ibary to Joseph Younes old stand, 30: 1890
MarkeS Street, where We Will be pleased to re-
ceive orders for all work pertaining TO Laundry
In hrst-class style, cheap prices aud protnptnSs'
We have telephone connection and also delivery
wagon BAKER BROS,
ap2a l420 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02
Saloon Removal

Y HAVE REMOVED MY SALOON, WHICH
i have for some years carried on at No. l4l7
Market street, to No. 1855 Market Street.,
Ehe.s will be pleased to meet my many friends
and customers. As heretofore ut my old stand
win in future constantly keep at my new stand
the best Of all kinds of Wines. Beer, Ale
Lquors, etc. ChAs. X. bkhLEk,
spIr No. IFS Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02
THE REGINTER.

West VlrginiAnS sojourntng an
Washington can always find the
DAILY REGISTER ON the eOun'
ter of LePIey IL Einster, news
dealers, zIS Fiftesnih street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02
Electric Belt Free

IotnEoduee IL and obtain AGENTS NO win for the mart
SKY Gays give away, free OF charge in each counfy
~ me Y. y limited nunber OF cur l,eS1lsaS,
Electfo 6alynnte SuspenSQrY Belrs, Price S5:
= poAttfe and unfaitnl cure for Nervous Debilify
tarlcocele, Emissions. Impotency Sc sou % Revari
paid ~ every Bait We manufacture does not Faner1ss
genuine eecr ccurrent Address az once Ell ECTPTg
5eET AGENCY. p o. Boxus, brooklyn, \. i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
BROOKE COUNTY Farm EOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM OF 12l ACRES WITH TX
IN cellsnt improvements, Franc Dwelling,
Stable, Grainery and Good Orchard. Parties wish.
ing to buy viii get bargain. Terms very liberal.
For particulars Inquire Of
@. A. SCHAEFER& co.,
Real Estate and stock Brokers,
wheeling, w. Va.
Or OF D. c. CROUCH, Bethany, W. Va. sPli
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-02

sISGIS CoeIsS OF d Ally Oh WEEKLY s
Fs-tORSESPOS pxNCE CONTAINING IscoSfAN1
rvs sOLrcrrz 81 BSoN EvKsN PAKf On TIE Sun
Ms PKG ISrER, sss5i aciay Is Sersrul sditi0as
a, 49,! a. IA Postg5fce a WAscsiNg, ". "a, a
,.eOud cllss waiter,
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

In museum in Al Arizona town arc pre-
sd the heads OF seventeen A-achas
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

The ahsorphve power Of the brain is in any
Of its phases, m interesting study. \ refined,
woll-elucatod gentleman thrown for any
length of tiIno into the society OF lot Of
slang-talking, Ungranmatical people, uncon-
sciouSly acquires somo of their deplor;ible
habits of conversation, and rarely discovers
Il unless some friend III his proper circle of
society calls his attention to it. recall an in.
stance Of a young man whose pursuits were OF
literary character. He pridel himself, and
justly. upca the purify of his dicton, a,ad SPELL
ing with him was matter OF intuition. O.e
day he accepted an Engagement IL a public
Office, ana in the line of lis duty he was requir-
cd to read and answer many hundred letters,
the great majority Of which az, illy-scrawlei
missives from ignorant people with s.artlin,
original ideas ol orthography.
At the end OF q year received letter from
the young man. Is expressions were in so:no
instances most lily couchel, ana many simple
words were miSspelei IL q manner that would
have been ingenious were il rot 50 atrocio,s.
l net the young man and mentioned the
letter 10 him in kindly spirit of good nature.
lIc became Indignant and denounced nv
statement rs absurd. showed him lis lett T.
and explained to lirl tho mental process TO
lact lie asked for the remedy Tto.d hin,
that there WIS none other than Self-eonirol.
tia. be was in the position Of tI,le gentle
uon surrounded by evil associates II syas
possible toproS rvGris self-control and rclaaig,
with but not of ilaE.-Dr L. Bauer il
Ciobe-De.nocrat.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

In al The departments there are employees
who holdtheir positions, rot on the strength Of
their political influence blit upon the strength
of their peculiar abilities Among these is
Patricl, Byrncs, oc the division OF loans in
the treasury department. Fer 4 dozen years
not an interest check has left the Department
that has not passed through his bands Tho
Interest on the bond is paid quarterly, and,
to insure absolute certainty that none of tho
checks go aStray, il is absolutely necessary
that they should be sealed by one individual.
Is the holders Of bonds are represented in
number 10y many thousands, it would take
three ordinary clerks to do the work, but
Byrnes docs the mailing single handed. The
checks are brought down from the loan diyi-
sion and piled on his des!, il stacks liko cord
wood Each ono must get in its right en-
yelopc, which has been previously addressed;
then ByIros begins.
With TO mechanical assistance except
wet sponge he starts in TO do the sealing.
These who have seen Blitz or Hcrma,n han
Gle pack OF playing cards before wonder
stricken audience might have some idea Of the
way that Byrnes rifles the checks into the
envelopes. Fifty minute. How he does it
TO cne knows 1t is sleight OF hand. but so
rapidly performed that the eye cannot fol-
low thc movement Ihuinp, thump, thunlp,
al day long, and at The close Of the depart-
mental day he had filed three store boxes
withsaaicd envelopes. Does he ever make a
mistake! Wen, 10. Tho checks vary from
go to s5,G0a, and n single mistake or h;
part might cost him years salary. II is
safe to say tha. he never makes oie. OF the
thousands of people who quarterly receive
these interest cheeks, few know or the wizard
through whose hands they have passed.
I.cuisNille POI.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16
A P.CTUREcOUE ARk3 DANCE.
Marvellous Grace c-d Agility of tho Child
oc the Observation-Disclosures tecasurc.

Marvellous Grace c.id Agility OF tho Child
oE the Observation-Disclosures ncasure.
The Arab quarter 1T Port Said consists at
present or booths and wooden Euts, c:ld the
ba=ars possess for experienced travellers little
interest Or picturcGJucness. In one OF them,
however, we found a native ccfe, where two
Ghav;.Z;,,;i girls were ianguidly dancing before
the u5ual audience Of low class Arabs and
nero connoisseurs. Oae clad il scarlet was
novice OF 10 skill; tie otllcr-S-raccful and
clever, with n handsome face OF tho Old
Egyptian type, worn hard and marked by
life o; yice-was p-ettily dressed in wide
trowscrs Of purple and gold, a spansled jacket
end healdrcss of coins and beads, with a
jingling girdie Of silver anulcts.
Asked if she could perform for US the "bal-
ance dance" she consented to exhibit that
well known Egyptian pas for the modest con-
sideration OF two francs and q bottle Of Eng
lish beer. The cork Of this contribution be-
Ing drawn, q lighted candle was fixed in the
neck of the bottle, which was then placed
upon the crown Of her black and glossy little
head. 4 carpet was next spread upon the
sand, and extending her hands, armed with
castanets, and singing in high but not un-
pleasan: voice to tho accompaniment of
OslIiDOui,.t a.lu I..ii,lI,, SHc 5Wu1Ci ucr uLlc
body in slow, rhythnical motions to the
words Of her song and the measured beat CT
the musicians: 81 arr black, bat it is the son
Of thy love which has scorched me! Send me
some rain Of help frAn thy pity, am thirst
Ing for thee"
The Chawazk began with Arabic words Of
this tenor, keeping exact tiIne to her strain
with fooe and hand and the trcmors of her
thrilling slender frame; now slowly turning
round, now softly advancing and receding,
now clasping her hands across her bosom or
pressing them 10 her forehcad-but perpetu-
ally keeping the bottle ond lighted candle in
perfect equilibrium upon the top of her head
Suddenly she sank, with the change Of the
musical accompaniment, to the ground, and
while not only maintaining the completest
harmony Of her movement, but even making
this strange posture one Of grace and charm
she contrivcd in some dcxterous manner
without touching IT, 70 sniff the bottle from
the top Of her head 10 her forh cad, and thus
reclined on the ma, her extended fingers
softly slapping the castsa2t, her light, girlish
Franc palpitating fro,n crown TO feet, always
in the dreamy p2ssionate measure of the an
cient love sonS.-Lr. Arnold, il Rochester
Herald.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16
eagle
AT The CONCERT.

Aroucd the han the l;---Ats chone down
On half the beauty OF the town,
On cy.ayiaG, pcrfuncd multitudcs,
Tia: rI:--..lcd lie the sumner woods;
And r,y own vcll-b>love vas thcIo,
AID wore q white rose in her hair.
And while With many G look and Sir,
Zen bowed and o.ailed their love to her.
And GOOD named youths, whose blood ran E1SSa
Were happy when they caught her eye,
knew, cs sure IS sure could be,
She PIT the white rose there for me!
All, well beloved. the space Is vide
That keeps Iac ycGr-lil5s from thy SIDE;
Thct Ei.i5 ard mountains intervene!
W.T. seas and rivers roll tctTecn.
B,l. Love c.a Iauyh ct heights like these
And Lore can bridge the very sees.
--Abra la1n Perry Miller.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16
FOR SALE.

Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets in the city.
lots on the inside on street car lines and in
outside additions. Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains. Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating.
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts Of the county; also ranches in this and
counties.
All parties wishing to buy would do we'll
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere
W.. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16
81 AaAA'' "oSA0 faone
Allen, Graham & Jones
buy
REAL ESTATE,
Make Loans on Farm and Chattel Security
Office 414 Douglas Ave- Room l. Wichita, Kansas
The 8 lis of sduninp
LIZ 81 nj hay. kr.ncn.. In -

feeto from
counts noms sioperaer ~ ~
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16
Why Eoat Eaccs .kre Lost.

To one unfamiliar with boating. is s,c-.ss
strange Tat scina oSlSlI.ea cannot pull Is
wei in race rs they can when pr1ctici2c-
Vet il IS q fact that some mon Seari 10 lose
control OF themselves il race. They i..ya
plenty ot strength. but ere Tot able to exert
Il. They themselves cannot explain why.
They simply lack heart, and it loses them lots
OF racos.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

Its reported that Pope Leo hrs purchased
the M;gnanell palace in Rome for Tic sun Of
$500, coo. and is fitting it up rs a printing aui
publishing olics for religious worh-Nev
York Graphic.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

Ofer you got plainly vi.lon und not much
pluck. der grass viii grow pooty vel yolr
feets un6er-Carl FIetzels National Weekly.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26
Farmers

The Ramsey County Farmers Alliance
met at the engine house at 2 O'Clock Sat-
urday, June y. Minutes ofthe last meet
ing read and approved. Delegates report
ed from four township alliances and on
motion were accorded seats, with powers
of full membership. Six or eight sam
Piles of Irvine were exhibited, with prices
ranging from nine and a half cents per
pound for flax to twelve cents for "Stan-
dard," cash or bankable notes. Bids on
five or six different styles and makes of
binders and owe were received, some
of the local dealers making offers that
compare we'll with manufacturer prices.
T.. G. Kennedy, general solicitor for
the Farmers Mutual Protective associa-
ton, was introduced and explained the
bylaws, plans and workings of the asso-
citation.
On motion and carried, tho president
appointed a committee to draft and have
printed an ''order FORM for all members
Of the Alliance. Said committee was ap.
pointed and ordered to report at next
meeting.
A%diournedto meet at the Engine house
Devils Lake, Wednesday, June %, at :
o'clock p. NJ, sharp.
H. NJ. CREEL, President.
v. Il. CALDERWOOD. Secretary.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26
physique as we'll as great brain power.
In srch a rahhle as fhe house of reDre.

physique AZ we'll as great brain power.
In such a rabble as the house of repre-
sentatives frequently is, he towers above
them all, like a giant in debate. for his
voice must alwaysbe heard. The house
car howl Morrison down for he is weak
of lung and slender and gray. Randall
not only speaks, but he makes himself
heard every time and commands atten-
ton. So long as he is in the house he
will be the Democratic leader on the
floor, and none dare to dispute his right
To that distinction. Morrison is undoubt-
eddy a brainy Scotchman and a diligent
worker, but he is a pigmy in the house
when compared to Mr.. Randall. Intact,
the great Pennsylvania has but one
equal on the floor as a speaker and that is
Hon. John w. Daniel, of Virginia, But
that splendid erato. and classic gentle
man will soon be transferred from the
house to the senate, where he will 60 to
succeed the famous Malone IN March,
1887. That will leave Randall without
a rival on the floor in his " party.
The Republicans have a good match for
him in Reed, of Maine.
AS congress approaches its adjourn
ment, and as the Dakota swallows home
ward fly, my field of observation of Da-
kota matters will be circums cribed here,
and 1 shall have time and opportunity
to tell you something about matters
which need telling, and which will prove
even more interesting than the continu'
GUS Dakota news. JOHN SMITH.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26

The Bismarck ring papers persistent
ly insist that the leaders of the statehood
movement in South Dakota are taking
part in an unlawful and reasonable pro-
ceeding. In q recent speech Gen. Hugh
Campbell, n of the leaders, said
He counseled only lawful and peace.
able means. He would oppose III law
of congress or the territory of Dakota.
He would act only IN obedience to law.
He had faith in the loyalty and good
sense of the people of Dakota. No man
in Dakota had any idea that anybody in
Dakota would be so idiotic as to set up a
state government in defiance of congress.
The reasonable part of the statehood
movement is that it ruins the sale Of lots
IN Bismarck, and lessons the political
and speculative opportunity Of the gang.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26

Gov. HILL has signed the bill amend
ing the law regarding imprisonment for
debt in New York state. The original
form Of the bill provided that imprison.
ment in civil actions should not exceed
three months when the amount Of judg.
ment was $500 or less, or six months
when the amount was more than $500,
1t appears, however, that the bill was
finally amended to make six months
the limit of imprisonment in civil act
ions. The effect of the law will be, it is
said, to release within i've days all pris
oners in Ludlow street jail, New York
and elsewhere in the state, who have
been imprisoned more than six months
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26
Special Session Territorial Farm
ers' Alliance, of Dakota.

Presidents Office OF Territorial Farm
ers' Alliance. Clear Lake, Deuel. Co., D.
r., June II, 1ss6.-T Members Of Farm
ers' Alliance in Dakota: I am authorized
by the executive committee to call a
special session of the Territorial ALI
ance, to meet at Aberdeen, at 9 o'clock
a. M, on Wednesday, July z, next. Each
alliance is entitled to one delegate for
every twenty-five members, or major
part thereof. To enable alliances at a
long distance from place of meeting, to
tighten the expense of sending delegates,
l will recommend that a delegate re-
present as many alliances in his county
US may give credentials. Where you
have applied for o charter and it has not
reached you in time, send your delegates
just the same as though it had. If you
have not yet organized and wish to or
ganize, select your delegates and send
your application fora charter with them
TO Aberdeen, and your charter will be
granted there. An effort will be made
to secure regular excursion rates on the
railroads and the regular hotel reduc-
tons. H. L.. LOUcKs, President.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26
THE EAST SIDE.
Various items from Bartlett and
Vicinity.

VAS4AAoys
Special Correspondence of the INrER-CcEAN.l
BARTLETT, June 24.-At the annual
school election held on the 22d instant,
Mr.. Robert Kicker was elected to fill
the Office of director.
Quite a heavy hail storm passed ovel
this locality the latter part of last week
but did no damage otherwise than cut
ting down some garden stuff and barley
The crops, despite the late frost, look
Just splendid and there is promise of ar
abundant harvest.
A large gang of men are busily en-
gagged leveling the road bed and balas
ting, which makes things pretty lively
in this town. The railroad company
have still some regard for Bartlett.
Mr.. James Gagon now draws the at
tention of the farming community, ii
his canvass for orders in machinery, by
his team of prancing bays and hand
some rig, which gladdens the heart o
more than one Of the fair sex who TAKE
a seat beside him.
Miss Sylvia L. Geer, teacher in the
Devils Lake public school, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mollison, ha'
gone to Grand Forks, where she intend!
making her stay with Mrs. Slater, an
other sister, during the remainder o
the vacation.
Major Standish has been busy 70
some time past painting his hote
red. We often read about cowboy
painting a town red. Mr.. Standish ha
just started.
George Fulton will sell on the 30tl
instant on section 8 this town, all of til,
stock, farming implements and machin
cry and other stuff belonging to Mr.. A
j. Oleson. We are sorry to loose sucl
an enterprising settler as Mr.. Oleson ha
proved himself to be, but finding afte
a fair trial that such a line OF business
was not congenial to his tastes ant
having a position IN view in anothe
part Of the country he takes this mod
Of disposing of his property.
EPHRA1M WooD.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26

CAss county people are cautiously en-
deavoring to ascertain who Major Ed
wards wants for delegate. When they
find out they will be ''agin' 'em"-agains'
Edwards and his candidate for delegate
The Major has been and is talking fol
Allen, but it is we'll known that he is and
will be in favor of some one else. Ed
wards don't dare openly support the mar
he wants, for Edwards open support ii
certain damnation for the aspirant. TIT
Cass county people are well acquainted
with Edwards.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-06-26
BUSINESS NOTES

Ice cream at Maurice. 7tf
Good girl wanted Mt Matrices. lett
A large stock of cigars and tobaccos
at p. DeFiOre's. l2-tf
For fine number one Swiss cheese, go
to Pasquale DeFiore's. l3-tf
Southern Barbed wire at South &
Kelly's, at AZ cents per pound. 14-3t.
Don't sell your Ramsey county war;
rants until you see A. o. Whipple. AZ
For strawberries, oranges, lemons and
apples, at prices very low, call at p.
DeFiore's, l2-tf
Just received, a large line Of dry goods,
groceries, boots and shoes. Free delivery
in any part Of the city at P. DeFiore's.