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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug INSTRUMENTATION Cumberland Cut
33s I'D; Long Clear Mdles 33s I'd: Midies
3Js. 0d; Ribs. 33s. Shoulders, 3Js. Beef
51s ID Tor Extra India Mess Prime Ness 42s 6d. Pork
Prime Mess. 57s 6d. per Dbl; Prime Mess. Eastern,
81 6 Western. 5gs Cd LaTdAmerCan. 34s Prime West
sos 3D.; Lard OH 32s. 3D. Hams-LOng cut SIS. Cd.
Shoulders 3js Od Buer7s Sd per cwt for finest nted
States CheeseA merican Choice, AS. "a. Wncat-Ked
Western Spring. Us. Sd ass l0i. Red Winter. 5s. 81.
g. sd. per GENITAL; New No. Winter, 5s d ~. do. no
spring 6s 2d. New N xed Western 4-l 3D. California Ma.
duce-pirits % rurpentne ZSs Ut do LOniou. pa 81
cwt; Refined Petroleum, 81 per gallon. Glover Seed
American Red. 49s. per cwt TaiOw-Z5s. 81. per cwt.
Fine American. 2js 3D.: Prime CITY, DIS OF. per cwt
KOsin-COmmOn 81 Cd. Pale lis. Cd Od Liuseel OIL
23s 81 per PrOvsOns-Amtl lcan Refrigerated Beet
hind quarters SID fore quarters I'D per d. Hops Lon
dOn-New- York state "a IS. Od.
The Tor three days $4,000
centals. including 1900 centals American.
he receipts OF American fOr the three days
45.iuO ccntals
LONDON Aug. 1s.-Produce-L OIL. s22 S. ID s22
- ST. per tun: Calcutta Luseed G per quarter: LIN
seed cake s6 l2s. ID per tom Refined Petroleum. ai.
j'-d gallon, spirits Of Turpentne rs. 90. per
cwt sperm Oh t5l per tun. R0sn-COmmOn. 81. ID per
cwt Pale. lis DEL. lis 81. Provsons-Lari S. Oh.
cwt Tor American Sugsr-l2s sd. per cwt cuba Cen
truga poalng J5s and lis. g. lis. Sd MascovadO
far refining atsat Australian lalOwBect 23s 81 as
3D., Mutton. 2js. od.G21s Od COcOanut On-CeyOn S2J
9s Cochin. 433.
AxrwERP Aug ls.-Petroleun pale American, -
francs 80 PAID and - francs -
MucOxs Lard closed AT 81 francs - cenJlnes per 100
kiips.
B.gMEy Aug Is Petrolenm-G marks 20 pfennigs
wilcox Lard 80 marks s. peunlns per 10 %.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rivsr. Vessels and RBiiro rfa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Braz growths firm but UNCHANGED frorn the On
sis OF csc. tor Fair Rio sales $500 bags NO az
l6c 1000 bags do 9isc; and 900 bags No 49,. ~
afOat Mild grades firm Sales 300 bags lava 24On bags
Maraoaibo 1903 Iaguay The contract market Opened
vanced closing steady at reaction Of lOponis as follows
January $40 GS25 February. SOC $50 March 800
S35 August S.lJ6s.2o; Septembey. sl5dS2Ot pctooeI
s15as 800: November. SIS es.2O. December. Sl5as2O.
Sales 4.G75 bags. a., 4,
COTTONTn spot cotton there no change to-day IN
the prices sales 1564 bales i57 bales last evening" IN
GLIDING O5O bales and 5l4 bales for consup
receipts day sol bales comparing with 4O9 bales
this dav last week and 1913 bales this day last year.
QuOtauons based the American standard OF classnoh
u a. fOlInNa
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rrRopEAN FlvANcIAL MARKETs.

LONDON Aug. 1890 }. m.-Consos l0l 10 for 10th
ney and the account Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage trustees Ceriincaes 81 do second A9rtgAec
~ canadian Pacific 6oi-; Erie 3d. do. Second COnsOs
i93 - Illinois Central, l39; Mexican Ordinary 444 ~
.nl CANNON "a New Ork Central ll2e Pennsy yani,
20 a. m-Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Renes at
"a francs y centimea for the account.
90 fnxI10S Aug is4 CoDsos l0i ll6 for money and
mi - fr the account Atlantic ant Great Western First
urya1e Trustees Certificates. 81 do. Second Mortgage,
49, Canadian Pace 81 . Erie 81 n 40 Second consols
io1L Ordinary, - ~ Paul Common o5,si
New York Central. III PenDsy lvana 5oS8 Heading H.
Hudson Company, 23'@
Canada Northwest Land Company IN
Par silver is quoted az AZ 3 l6d per ounce.
sn,onnf Of thc Bank OF England on
balance to-day - te,oVo -, -. .. q. 90 er,res u 1.
.ines fo the account and exchange on London at 70
francs 70 centimes Tor checks
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MILWAUKEE,, Ang. ls-Flour dull Wheat strong oa as
77Lc: August TIE sept 1,.e Corn n9il 10 ,o a
provisions-Mess PORK Cash or sept 80 30 oct ~ %
terchoiee Creamery l5e DAIRY lS9l1e
& o1o mis-. Wheat II $40 BUSH: Barley. 1.7I9 shV
1,e1tseFlour IO40 bills; Wheat, LOCO Barley, 3D.
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faa sonfsf Hesy - soesS 2o Packing - coos4 so'
sg.Rscepts f7oo head shipments 1907 market steady
CHcAoo Aug ls-fhs DroverS Journal reports Canle-
nsos.ps so0 nesd shipments $500 market lover mp
nx oteers ~ % II sockers aud Feeders - Do
through Texas Steers. o. asa 90 90
hogs-Receipts is OOU head; shipments 1000; markes
,ower Eoneh and Mixed 0oas4 rs Packing and SHIP
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FLOUR AND MEAI--FLoUR-The aoar market &c gen
soe demand Tor low grades but otherwise inquiry very
moderate New rour "a avoided ey ouysrs IN ~, 10
which old and now, s running about on az even
Well oh Up at Inc best prices lately cnrreut with he a ses
to exporters mainly At - "a - % 40 S :, 90 ior
as e r loco ra SDe so Ss. Winter wheat Extra 20
so 20 os Zoo So S. 70 gos So 50 Is eo
superhne = 10 80 FOR spFns ana auter Wheat
400 civ Nm Extra at - - - 81 ouotau9ns5 tpe
= GOOD Fancy Extra state 50 % - q o ceF R72
e Good E1tr' a esi' Common to Far Extra ONO
3 G5Sss 92qa c % sSS 81 70 h.rr e0's Mime
sotS 40 eGasS % Clear IS 25as3 Is Rye MHtgre
bakers Extra - - 30 1t Louis Common to Far *
ye,v - SSs g 81 Far 90 f Patent Z wai Wheat
a. ~, 1 s 10 ~; .r7ca - i6G 81 80 market closing nm
soI HEN FLOUR frr md iu uloi,r-t. nd, sales,
90 80 So o. ior Fair to chcee. i' nh. s1periue
Yellow Western ~ 5Oas2 70 ami Brandy VINE al - o."
GEHoArY-wHEAT-cash lots opened lq0a.c; lower and
heavy ~ with the asne reess.Iea' YIN YIN, 90,
or W., ,ng cro noaeratey active, irregular
and - i@he' ,r SpS"' @ and coscd strons At
highest prices OF the day -aies Sh1aVoV oas au'ur a
terms Unrraa,i Red Al a0oHe 80 I'D So So
ysto So delyerea 77qo9 eo ,e az on e s7sa
No. Red Tor August = - ' $50 AZ fr 90
tooer 81 49, closing at 80 3 do Tor Soveaae 95@
cion AZ q do ior January - q - -, closing az
~ e. DO Tor Nav s--- g9c closing AT 81 'hl +
ana IA RI.TY MALT-Dui and nomnaL--. f-Aa-
sale UiD bush Mcn..an 81 2- CORN spot iois are
sr,e and abonf CHER closing tru "th lnitrd Dusl
ne. for evorf an home options very MOI" ratey
a.tve and irregular opening steady, declnrh '-1 . az
closed high 81 ir'teS or tiie
d1v sales 5- 600 bush future and 5000 bush spot =
Guiding UnrraGed Mixed 52lc.. 40 = D.. - % GO
lv.r-f 81 = White ~ 535 c. ngrried lte AT ".c 10
for August - 81 tc. closing al 81 &c 40 oI
49, Sls.. closing 81 &C., 10 Tor OctODei -
52s.c closing at 5zs.c. for November o3e 90 &C.
ciosi1,g m 53s.c OATS-Cash lots were moderately
active and prices without quOiADe chag closing s,gay
rttorz vrfn moderately and about steady sales
rs no ,,sb Including 40 al 32c. do White. 81 70.
~ q. n ale. 30 White. 363s a57 &C. Mixed western
- gC TViife DO b. 43c. White state 4lc. No. : Tor
aursf 33c closing AZ $780, 10 september 33c closing
At "a - 40 Tor October - closing AZ - c--ff BID
Crf and STEADY 20 70 7Od 75c 81 p G50 7pc 20 y fOG
~. loo n ia lOc Sharps 9jc a 81. Rye Feed ljc.
F,ou Walker Private Circular August l. 4-7Oi
On passage Tor Europe, August :. l--t'-
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11rr srocK MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

Or rotus Aug Is.-Canis-Recepts. ZOO head snip
81, IN, Good Ia Ch0ce native snip
ming ste.rs a. SOGsi So Common 10 Far - SGtt zoi
kt.r steers - 1884 no. Cows ana hefers. - 200
"a a. tockers and Feeders IS 25asi 90 Grass TEXANS
a. 25as3 20. .,,,,,.o,. ono. r,.rLet auist
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SALES AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND FETkO-
LEUM kXt HANGE
STOCKS.
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Tenn & ] & Z 81
30 pitts ! -
40 900 n.

rNf .---. wv =
Wah Gen mig -
Trust Lecelpts
3. 90 .-.... 80
Nab u + & Pac
ChicagO div
5000 80 =
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTrNE

CHARLESTON. Aug. lS.-Turpenrne steady az 32c
SAVANNAH. Aug. lS.-Turpcutne nrn AZ 32iac bl
WILMINGTON. Aug. lS-Iurpentine urm at 32c.
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Good Orinarv.....-- 69l6 Low Middling----- "a *
St Good Ordinary. ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT h'-'
Options moderately active The market opened at 20 NJ
nee and closed dull point decline on August ~
points September and November ana un'i"HS"
other months. Sales -. 400 bales r-.
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sHERIFFs OFFICE.
COUNTY COURT HOUSE,
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW ORK July 26 1886.
certify copy OF the election notice
received by this day from the SECRETARY oI state.
HUGH ]. GRANT,
Sheriff Vi the City and County Of New York
Publishers OF VIII not insert this advertisement
unless especially authorized 50 ~ do $1,000 - - .
HUGH j. GRANT,
Sheriff Of the City and County of New York
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CLOSING PRICES OF oALIFoRgIA,srooTs
BAN FRANCISCO Aug. Is ,see
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RAILROAD EAkNIN5S.
ufCAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.

rhe WIstar COmmtee on ke0rganiz ltoD OF the Texas
ana Pacific Railway Company gives notice that Septem-
80 h.. been xed limit OF time for deposit Of
I'D under the modified plan, AFTER which date secuIi
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IS THE WORDEN."
Directly opposite United States Hotel
". " NOitDhN. Proprietor saratoga Spnngs n T.
WAN LOANS CatskiI Mountain GUIDE. with
maps and 100 Illustrations Isssrlcr IL ul the best
hotels boarding houses anon then. Mailed Oh receipt
OF 40 cents. WALTON VAN LOAN. t@iskiiL y I.
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Cassvflle.

CAssvILLE, May 24-Jos. Whar-
ton has the contract of building DIR.
Hoods house. rf In
Sherman Danley and Luther Muir
ply are building the foundation for
Luther Sanders house. t7
French Berry is doing the carpen-
ter work on Dick Brands house.
Work has been commenced upon
the new church at Sugar Grove,
Haines Jones and Dallas Lining
are erecting the foundation.
Squire Barker is. determined that
his family at the Inirmary shall
not hunger nor thirst as long as any
thing to eat and drink is to be OBJ
tanned. He purchased a fine Jersey
calf of Charlie MADEIRA, of Durham
nah, last week, and fine Jersey COW
at G.. F. G. COINS sale Thursday,
and he is also laying in large sup
plies of wheat for breadstuff the COM
ing summer. ~ So ffs.,s s.f5 -.
Our literary society met may 18th
and was well attended and quite in
teresting. Question debated was:
Resolved, That the character of
Napoleon Bonaparte is e worthy Of
admiration" La Fayctte Ralph
snider and II. W., Fleming to affirm,
and David Wiedman and Zimri Am
mons to deny. Decided in favor OF
the affirmative. The society adjourn
ed to meet next fall. , la5rs S.
Milton Hackney, of Morgantown,
spent the 18th and 18th in this vic
Unity. saye t;t7 f &E4iff ss-
Scott Reed and Fielding Kiger
were making some improvements at
the Infirmary, last week.. in the way
of new roofing on smoke house, etc.
They took home with them about a
dozen squirrels which they had
plucked from the woods with their
shotguns. sfR
The proper authorities should not
be too weakened" to prevent gam
bling, lottery, etc, at the next show
that visits our county, by taking into
custody the first ,violator of the law.
Our law IS strict enough II the Oil
GERS will only enforce it. f
Three correct answers have been
received to the query in our last.
The names of the successful ones
and the answer to query will be given
in our next letter. 7fl+.
One of Abram Reeds sons, near
Osageyille, killed a large rattlesnake
three feet in length, last Thursday
morning. In the melee ell but fouI
of the rattles were lost. 81
We are not opposed to religious
worship, but we think that nobody
ought to be allowed to hold services
in the court house, for should it burn
down during their meeting the insur-
ance would be lost. ys ID
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that perhaps she may be ~ or 40, as
the wrinkles had ,eztended to the
end of her hens nd were now grow
ing down her tail and perhaps two
OF three may. hare been lost in the
transifion from TIC horns to the tail.
I inquired what breed she was,
and he replied. "sevep- Fights Ply
Mouth Rock ard one-eight Shanghai.
A c0rrespendent speaking Of the
debate at Cassville on the 18th inst,
said the decision of the judges was
for the affirmative. Two were for the
affirmative and one for the negative.
A great many persons were present
who expressed themselves as dissat-
isfied with the decision, as one of the
judges was unfriendly toward one of
the speakers ON the negative side and
formerly with the other. We desire to
have another contest on the same
subject, and to have the affirmative
from Grant and the negative. from
Cass, in order to test which district
has the best talent. We are willing
to have full programme, one side
from Grant the other from Cass.
What say you Grant literary people?
Are you willing to meet us? Cass-
vile would be a good place to have
the contest, as it is only short dis
lance from the Grant line and the
Cassville orchestra would be there
to furnish good music.
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!, RANDALL, May "a. Ed. Vic Imam
and wife are on a visit to friends at
Osageyille. ssisa fsasiits't = i1f
J. j. Wharton has a house ready
to put up for DR.. Hood, of Cassville,
and will put it up next week. He
will also build one for Mr.. Sanders,
of Cassville, during the isnmmcr..
Mr.. Barker paid thirty,five dollars
for a COW at Mr.. Conn's sale last
week. Good stock will bring good
prices even if we have hard times.
Speaking Of cows reminds me of a
conversation ] heard last week.
which demonstrates that some Of our
boys viii beat Bill Nyc when they be-
come men. II remarked that I would
like to have some fresh beef. Ayonth
replied that Joe B.. of Osageville,
was fattenipg COW for, beef and
that I could buy - quarter. Of her,
very cheap. asked how oil she
VAS and he said, "Forty years old
last week. They celebrated her
birthday, and gave; her a birthday
dipner, They gave her = poupds Of
bran, but fearing that II would sour
on her stomach. they gave her as q
desert one pound of salts anil a box
Of Ayers Pills" Ono youth replied
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LEwIsvILLE May 24th.-George
Breakiron has been quite unwell for
several days. ST. ria
Mrs. Mollie Holland, who has
been i'll for some time. is improv-
ing very slowly. 1ss 20 =
Alpheus Frum was in this vicin-
ity last week buying cattle. 81
j. w. Pixler, our road overseer, is
putting our terribly bad roads in
tolerably fair condition. -
+ Quite number of our people are
going to Grafton ON Decoration Day.
Among them are Miss Alice Harner,
Philip Harner, John Fleming, Jud
Pixler, David Shafer, Morgan Henry,
and Lem Selbey. lrsalisals fias Va
J.L. Harner and wife are visiting
relatives at Kingwood. ~ fssss
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Shisler are
visiting Mrs. Shisler's parents at
Greensburg, Pa. ssIft ~ = e. .{ia
Ian Brand and wife were visiting
at George CANDLES Saturday and
Sunday faf -, els re-
Newton Shisler was visiting
friends here last Sunday. iss#
Mrs. Lottie Caseman is visiting
at w. G. Snider's for few days.
John Madagan. Of your town, WAS
| visiting friends here last Sunday. "a
Ourgenial friend Lewis Hagedorn
contemplates a trip to his native
country, Germany, in the near flu
ture. May he have safe journey
and a pleasant meeting with old
friends from whom he has qeen sep.
arated for more than 80 years.
A.. b. Rhoads, of Masontown, Pa,
was in this neighborhood on business
last week. rf sflftes1
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About ten years since, Broadduf
College was incorporated and built
by joint stock company. The ma
jority of the stock holders were Bap.
fist and three fourths of the mem
bers of the board Of trustees were by
the charter of the institu ton requir-
ed to be Baptists. In the erection
of the building, the joint company
incurred n debt of about $4,000
About month since, the property
was advertised for sale under deed
of trust, and was on last Tuesday
sold; the purchasers being a com
mittee appointed by the Baptist
General Association, of West Vir-
ginia, who paid for tia sum suffi-
Gent TO cover all Indebtedness
against the joint stock company
the greater portion of the stock be-
ing transferred to the Baptists free
on condition that the denominatic1
would purchase the property and
free it from debt The school will
be continued under its present man.
agement, with Prof Lyon at the
head; who by his wise course the
past year, has demonstrated his
ability to successfully lead such an
enterprise to success. If the Bap-
lists Of the State will use the
strength, wealth and position they
occupy among the religious denomi
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( Cream Of the News rs Skinned BY
Our Intelligent Reporters.
Browns school House.

BRowS's SCHOOL HOUSE,, May 20
The Union Sabbath School vac re.
organized here last Sunday by The
literary Society.
Misses Mat. Shahan and Kate
Englehart gave a party last Monday
night. 1t was enjoyed by all, espec-
iaIly by those from Halleck.
Miss Lizzie Tricket and Emma
Shahan we're visiting at Irondale
Saturday and Sunday. al II
We will have a wedding to re-
port next week. .----.-------
Mr.. Eugene Dean and wife, and
Melville Dean were visiting Mr.. Rep
pert's recently.
Is Mr.. III. King and wife and daugh.
ter Mollie were visiting at Mrs. En-.
glehart's last Sunday. itett
Two young ladies Of this vicinity
recently went hunting and caught Q
possum. lk ai fstss
There was singing school al
Mahala Zinn's Sunday night sa
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Little Falls.

LITTLE FALLS, May 24.-Moses
Steele has added to the appearance
of things by putting up new fence
in front of his residence. as.j5 .e
Jos. H. Jones, Esq, sold fine
large bay horse to Frank Reed, last
week. Joe is lover of good horses.
The baptizing at Haigh's Mill yes
terday by Rev. Mr.. Curry was large
ly attended. There we're seven per-
sons. immersed. Another baptizing
at the same place next Sabbath, by
Rev.. Mr.. Welsh. Quite a number of
people from the Pisgah class will be
baptized. f.. aisav ~ .f.s
The B. & %. pay car was along the
F., NJ. Il p. Saturday dispensing the
"Oh, be Joyful to the employees.
The B. a. O.. company is paying out
each month more cash and doing
more to drive away the cry of "hard
times than all the industries of
Clinton district put together. ~
Lumber and tan-bark are already
coming in at this point to be ship
|ped. The people are trying to ex-
port some of natures surplus and
import some of the needful. & .i4
The f., Al. d p. camp still re-
mains on our idetrack. They. have
been here about six weeks and would
be ,welcome that much longer
L Miss Anna Lanham has been Wis
iting at Wm.a Howell's the past
week. -. af ~ sss,.,r,
Miss Jennie Semans, of Morgan
town, was visiting friends in this
section last week. "a .th. I 81
What We now need are good coun-
ty roads. There is more. complaint
in this direction than any other.
We have the promise Of our oversecr
that he will do his utmost to give us
good roads. ts
Welexpect quite delegation from
this point to attend the Decoration
at Grafton Saturday next, Guess
we will go along if we can raise the
81 As and 5 cents for lemonade.
The B. h O. company deserves
great credit for the beautiful coach
es and exceedingly cheap rates, and
gentlemanly conduct of its officers
that they furnished the excursion
party from Morgantown, to this place
last Thursday. ss..g.
Chas. O. and John w. Lanham,
Henry West, Aft. Wells and Eldridge
Austin are engaged in the back, bal
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Col. Ben 10 shc Front.

There seems to be an almost unan-
imous call from the Democracy al!
over the First Congressional district
for Col. Ben Wilson to come to the
front and make the race next fall.
Ii we expect to be successful, Col.
Ben should be our candidate. We
believe he can get more votes in
Wetzel county than any other man
in the First district. -- Wetzel Demo
Graf. Yes, and he can get more
votes in Harrison county than any
other man in the district-Salepa
Democrat.
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Not by Favor, But by Merit Alone,

does Hlrscnman MAINTAIN ana In
crease his reputation Here are
pointers that are positively beyond
the whisper of competition, COM
parison or monopoly Prices that
will reach you. in the silent log
ic of truth, the difference between
the right and wrong way. Big
prices willnot do in these times. when
even the wealthy cannot afford to
waste their money. If there is
honor in man or virtue in good goods
at low prices, we.meanf to be master
of the situation. We shall always
offer such unanswerable arguments
as no other house can match. Spe-
cialties at quotations that level your
head on the subject 'of genuine bar
gains. -'rhis is the music which will
sell our goods while other merchants
iGlceD. 4ta ss41tssff,4 ala - qa5fe4sf
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With the opening Of again you
stock Of spring goods that will every department
pete and adequate the increase which hope by
dgent and faithful efforts please you We going you
this special facilities purchase goods means an
unusually large number of bargains The claim at
the facts which make apparent everybody
and would ask your special following points
~ y itsFss .n5s4l.''54 3"
1t well known fact that the country just experienced
great oveproducon and consequent depression all lines
business The merchant with eye the future has
advantage Of the natural feeling among obbe the of things
and has been able buy his spring stock fully advanageou
than during any time previous within the
With the certainty of of prosperity hand
values naturally which he will now be affected Bly,
From his complete bought when prices low he will
be enabled supply his full trade demands giving his
the benefits of lower prices and better qualities than his competitors
whose weather eye not held open.
This little sketch applies directly u.s. before you
ready for the spring seasons business We have bought the largest
which offer precisely under the
conditions above detailed and think you will when
say that honestly believe therefore give closer bar
gains this than before This remark will apply equally
every department of business Please bear mind that
spring stock BOUGHT LOW and propose divide
with you every bargain have secured
We only ask you compare goods and prices with
those Of neghbong dealers convince you that addressing
through the columns Of this paper and presenting this pospcc
policy for the coming spring. have been animated by
the only principle which brings lasting in business hon.
est dealing and uniform treatment for everybody
With the opening full of promise we beg
late readers the hopeful outlook for all trades and avocaton
Allow to wish that the spring will bring health wealth and
happiness We welcome ourselves with than satisfaction
feeling that have kept sails carefully trimmed during the dull
months and prepared catch vorng breeze of Fortune
and share with patrons the goods that the Genius Of trade
vides. ~ 9. ksstf@ st9 ist
CUSTOM beg to remain = isses
ass 4r rs. s Respectfully Yours,
IS Is .s''.' S. d. HIRSCHNA AN,
The Peoples' Cg0thies