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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-09
PLUMB IS OUT OF PLUMB.
His Opposition to a Section of the
Senate Tariff Bill Excites the
Wrath of His Colleagues.


Wrath Of His Colleagues.
Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Dec S.-The action of
Senator Plum in opposing one feature
of the tariff bill, as reported from the
finance committee, has created some
bad feeling among the Republican mem
bers of the senate, although there is no
split in the party. Several quiet con-
ferences were held to-day. Cautious
senators, when approached merely ven
tured the opinion that Senator Plumb's
action was ill-advised. A Republican
official, who can make as close a guess
as any one, said this afternoon that the
finance committee would adopt MI.
Plumb's amendment, or compromise,
so as to get the bill through the senate.
There is no likelihood that it will pass
the house, but Republican senators see
an imperative necessity for the passing
of a bill by the senate at this session.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Taking about echoes. Col Ogeechse
claimed that be had one sn his place. a
few miles from Savannah which beat
anything he had ever heard or read about
cu-. IN fact. which -suid clearly repeat
vhols sentences The party OF gent isrnen
wers interested. but incrcdulous and ar
ranged 20 accompany Col ogeechee homo
the next afternoon 10 test the wonderful
echo.
Tse colonel found. on getting home,
that In thu heat % ths discussion he had
chained mors than the facts tusrihed
Determined not 70 be beaten. he called ais
irszA isborsr.
Pat saws he. "so-1e gentleman are
corn.ng home With ne to morrow after
noon - hear the ecbsl New, I want yo1
- er across the river bcsors tine for me
- arrive. 80 YOu can answer hack What
ever W may eaD Out
"You name fur ule IN play fkksr. sorr7-
s<ksd Pat. griunins
That's =. exactly.- said TIE colonsl
Vow. do 7o1 thoroughly understand that
you ara - answer back sxsctiy what We
ssyY
Oh. yts. sorr: you can depsnd on ne
sntotrefy
Next afternoon ths colonel took kss
friends 70 The river bsnk. and AZ w-re
rsady fsr the ss ssperiruent
hskiaE sp-skinE trunpst II his
hands. tke coiouei reared.
Ara Tos th~rsr
Rs-k sasss she echo wish starting sss-
sinctnes=
Us. sorr, os'r- s-~n here ss3cs 4s-
ths eAeek ~-ssvsnn~h zewz
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Tia astliDz has assumed q nss phase
Walls even monsY Is SagsEsa on Harrison
aa1 Cleveland Hill has ths cal Il tAs Gu
bernat0rial sragEis. Tss professional pol
lIcisa . uilhG< 10 wager nst o. small
sun 81 money thss Hi vii csfsaE Miller.
or taaE Sss Jersey vii not - ever I've
thousand either usys or thst Massachusetts,
rin not give over eight Thousand Repu0H-
can plurality. or that the Democratic fac
tons In this city will noE unite. or that
klogs CouBty viii not 90 over twelve thou
sand Democratic plurality. And 80 AZ goes
on all aight There e 40 end 10 talk, cut
IL q tax and nolAihk more.
Al The headquarters Of the Republican
C0mmtttss tbs ohosrs snd clerks WORK
With a vim far into the night. They con-
duet their canvass without any reference %
What the easay n do.ng Aad senator Quay.
Who is more secretive thsa ae ever was ia
nnsylvsnia politics. Is ss silent as a
spAiaI but TO his intimate !rlends
hs smiles ksovisgly and SAYS there 10 no
questioa about HArrisoas success. ~ the
Democratic Headquarters. on the other
hAae. thsrs is little or no interest mani
fsstsd lbe managers o. the party IN this
city srd State sac 10 reason Why they should
pull OF their coats and work for Cleveland
for be has done nothing for them during
,hs tour wears be has been in the White
House and Is Governor Hill has taken
charge Of his own campaign and is conduct
inK il very largely from the Executive
chamber IN Albany, the Democratic news Is
very thin in quality and Of no value in
quantity.
There 10 censidsrabls talk Just now about
changes in the Congressional delegation.
Deacon white. the deshiag Wall strest oper-
ator, is nes 8 candidate for reelection. He
says MS private aifsits are too pressing.
Perry Belmont 10 Aiso out OF the contest.
He Is nxlOus 10 return 20 private life.
| Bourke Cochran Is also tired Of Congress
sional hoaors and will give up his seat IN
| the House Tor the law business. Truman A.
Merrimsa 10 not likely 70 be renominsted.
| He has displessed the bosses and must stand
aside Amos J. Cummings can be renomi-
| nai ed il he so dssires Lloyd ;. Bryce. son
| in-law OF eI-Nsyor Cooper, will also prob
| ably De renominsted. Tim Campbell. who
Is ope of the most picturesque hgurce IN the
House. NAV have 70 stand aside for exRsg-
L istsr John Reilly. Sunset Cox will be re-
nom mated but from what district is not
known Just now General SPinola is threat
/ sned with opposition. but ne will probably
De rsnominsted. Ashbel Z. Fitch will
| probably be nominated by the Democrats.
Z. a. l..
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

HABIT CLOTHS---On the surface a habit cloth
has much the appearance of the well known Ladies'
Cloth" In weaves however, the fabric is much irmer
with springy elasticity which will make it much less
liable to wrinkle, it is heavier than fannels
with smoother surface and drapes gracefully as
cashmere The fabric being the shades the
latest and choicest.
BROAD CLOTHS (sponged)---Ths fabric which made
its advent last will be the most in demand ofany
fabric in the worlds markets of the present One
excellent improvement which Is has been made to
the cloth by of "spOnging" it, The bright CLASSY
pearance noticeable last is entirely absent
this will add largely the popularity of the fabric
article of dress. Nothing be servceable
beautiful One other feature worthy of special
notice is its Of price, fact considering its
widths few materials of fashion low in price
the "brOadcleth."
HENRIETTAS, silk Warp)--There other
fabrics worthy the name 'Henretta" but silk warp.
Much shown and branded alIwool Henrietta, but in
reality these are only fine grade Cashmere. The silk
warp Henriettas will be very fashionable and command
the admiration of ALL The silk in conjunction with the
gives the fabric that bright soft, gracefuness of
folds which is entirely absent in every fabric but
silk while its elastic nature excellent check against
crcasing.
LADIES CLOTH while seems to hold a good
claim the popular favor Their excellent and the
good attention which the manufacturers have always
given to have the latest shades fully represented
chief agents their great popularity
This year the manufacturers represent ftyfve distinct
shades IN this cloth
FABRIQUE FRANCHISE. French cloth is
smooth width cloth is almost
fine fine cashmere but much heavier the surface
j. smooth and lustrous The material is to become
very fashionable. II fifty inches in width,
solid cOlOrs OF the newest shades
CoMBIN ATOMS. From the elegance or production
in combinations will he evolved interest and very
large demand for these dress patterns
Present fashions favor and the
and select styles put I'm single combination
81 OH Pn@iisb siL and Wool rnrn With sirt os ,ai d
bodice and overskrt OF plaid or stripe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
PLENTY OF POLITICS
a srs4t Dsaaa1a fss rsFt1 LlEar2Esrs-
Cisssl.4l y ill ssl sisil 49, fsek
H. s@stisz 10 tAst cirS az
salal1s So rnAss.

c. lasltl..aes 81 asa lasa44 aks4La.
$50 taaa. SECS b Ia lsSa . run
Sd ElfA psahos. Is = po.ilss rrol aorn-
ias a1 aixll aad yst tasrs . ls.a sntassl-
Esn tl4a aas maEKsd an Frssia.ntl-l
campaitn ia n4lg gasrs- WBAssa an
f14a&sn there .s Is az ne part 81 ms 90
Pls c-ls. .af i seems % "a c4npzizn o.
sl-14l.sg al .sfx rather tasn of eassf-
ing saa aarrshllk A uat@8ls fs2tlfs oi
lAis sees usHs IS ths csasAzs u Nss
f9F1 Co1hslaelt asa Ess lsrses thAL h.s
teea ssn8plstsd - as hspasi-cAa aaloaAi
C0lmlfes IL tl.s -ta.s lhs siis scans .
- raaalas a. sns ssg-t . iof hAffison
sld Nsuo4 There as nsFsf 80 great
esmaa4 f8f ltslatnEs 3e4riug 5a ms a..n-
raisn. aas1 present. sad sas Dig corps Of
slsrEs ia "a employ 81 tas Republican
Cen - lee afs ksps busy ssniing Goel-
nasnts os . kiats iato sm4ll villages and
ham s.8. sasIs. - previous ys.fs, haiis Or
a. lutsfes. sss n.aulissfFd. la< AIT a
TIE all-ansl E1iag 41-sron. snd uoia Aon'
faak f8Ias 20 axe Era sae sane cry k0ss
ur- snd - . fornsti8n.
Thsss IS aor 1feak 10 ne E-ousiican
Eaes tBr paff vss a-Fsf SO 1nlted. ana
ia managers neFsr 80 osrtAia of success.
Oa fhs Uars cd - kspas.lcaas The cam
ualxa . n fli ssiDg and the speakers
49, bssn assi zas1 % thsir posts of duty
The pest ini0rnalion a. A4nd leaJs 10 the
belief tbat Las Republican plurality IA III,
etais EIl uot BE- lcss than Esenty thousand.
fl45s 1aFs been organized IN avery dis
frci ls ths state and lhe demand for good
so-aksrs Is 90 great taal Ins Nsuonal Com
ru.ttss ass alrncully n supplying ths msn
saal1d.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

ssatA. Hs lesxs1 - ssesz an s&rasst
tssa "a netal 44sscoss. s1o s@s ss@-',lss
asar -. s4siss4 sl4 ~ -eats sess -
ssss1sd .41asss ca sin- s1s sz@ nasa
@aa tzik se3r1s "a tEs sstsl@s az s-o
aAEs = s1s1 - ne 1ara4zess y isils~s
saa zea k1s~ saytllkx s1~dt 49, siA4--
1s1. srs koso- zaEars1- l2sf oaas<i s~-A
stlsr 2 tas Fs- sss -As1io1s an - .
- -. ....,. a. alaalt1ll.k : eoa 1ssztiz+ =
80 -. s,faalsa : 80 e4e 1LEso l14t
Be.s. Lex ~ood slaa1s a. sd : -a4acs -
droFsr CLsFsl411.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

TX "DRESS S" -

few wrdsm mcommonu lint
thequks suggestive
hWllbt te1al sol n
MIS- extreme o
minl
md snpn M
adereh ersofE rue from f
CT
1t hequt o.
than OF mutel lran ohe
foreign fact makes n
oignac loo IN
han
THERE'S as,e o o
fdeganen in les sane IadN he eIlt color n so
aluaw lknownbu eerh n weave al b
Hanlp M nc
To- hing ouny
shades of
in single Slpnten Anwf
and plain w ~ n ngdd e
w enuOnbe ahw of and with OF
ma h leading Mod et
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

NOTEI We extend hearty invitation to orr
1So LIZ country friends who have not yet
elegant cal and inspect the hne store and ITS
sngements We carrying very large and varied stok
Of goods bargains which have for such an
tended reputation the past being extended the present
season
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

= D-hlsni S--e kere. d~s~-r ar-ia-.S
q s.ars s~.r te tsse 6-sTr N Pk--ss Z
P@rk. snx yau ceu1e Sron1a n rzSz Rsss s.
fur a hesv~~T
pvi~-~ Nn i@-ntt,g es-1-f Frrwx r
~ hcs~z. go ! s1&@S Ike - pesr So
cis-h~s. hut th~z~s Mt tafksr n as
Ds1hi- 80 t@&a IA meax1~e. - ekst
ts.stixe ---Au,a~A~z
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
How He Came Out Ahead.

Well. Tompkins. how did you come
out at the last race reetingf" asked q
travelling man of a friend
AS nssriy - can nfgere Il, l coIne out
about fifteen hundred dollarsrhsaa-
Fifteen hundred That's not bad
Whist horse did you backf'
None. had about fifteen hundred
with me that | did not bet. Merchant
Traveller
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Ma sass Rshhv. n sftTstiv axf1-S
kr,- u -oscs. sfk~r- we-e iaxz ~ thsa~s
yoss lss ue 90 before tise sarv oane tE4s
pr, danx 81 nas da ns~
Do vcz tansasso Babkv~-
Yes. aszerte6 Hshhy -Tf As
w-z - w.s4 nsnrs vhAsssrrhv. Il rsast
ex7~~s x,n - - SC Tood zrusker ~
t--e A=Ss<e~n sc y~s ~sr~ when ga cay
- - @--Ssx~ fs<k $3.50
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
FL OOr DrD Goosg CoOptr''

We offer the Habit Cloths at 75c per yard 81 inch The
Broadcoths ged 75c 81 90 and 81 % up the finest
Henrietas pure silk warp special for the week 81 yard
Ladies Cloth 30 different shades from 45c SOC 62tc and
75c per yard Sd inches wide
Fabque Francae 80 inches wide the very latest shades
we offer a fine assortment at 75c per yard.
Trcots, all wool for 35c per yard
Cashmere 25c and elegant line of Serges wide width
Doc per yard
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
Heltety .Ns Dnset~,.t.

We offer some OF our best bargains in H'
wear and shall make special display for thi
SPECIAL bargains IN Gloves, Hsndkerct
Muslin Underwear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

This being Fair Week shall make a special dis
play of fine stock of Dress Goods and CloaLs Our
elegant will he specially trimmed for the
occasion and shall offer splendid bargains dur
ing the entire week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
ClsWAKS.

We offer by far the largest and best line OF Children
Coaks 10 be IN this part OF the State Ladies Plush
Sacques in elegant styles and unlimited assortment
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
#SlLHSM

Our Silk department is full of the newest makes and
weaves of home and foreign markets. We offer
fine bargains in this department.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07

Later pturns nom the election
don't materially change the insult
nom the rcpor, of yesterday, except
to Increase the republican maioritie-.
AZ last accounts Henuam's major
ity had raachyd ttS2 with counties
to hear mum that would la an like
lihood invDaso that Go over 5,OuA
The l1gi,layune Is more strongly n-
publican than svported yesterday.
The senate will have ~ Npublicans
5 democrats, and doubtful l., The
HOUSE ao n'publicaus, Is democrats.
aud four doubtful. n Cartwright
'uoNS,is Ina ''gotting m" la Crook
Lake and klamath, and the latest
oPorts an la his hvor, tho s.,naic
Nill bc sstoN Mattoon, the rcpub-
ican candidate 0orsmator nun Tn
on and UmaJilla, Is elocted by n
majority loinoiall, Tho pepuhllAns
'rv san happy,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07

IuE Nidctto very generously
cedvs to Mr. Hermann "a third term
la cougr,s, but his election to the
senate, os SUCCESSOR To polph, our
neighhor rnmris rs probable "He
Is entitled to the promotion, " is the
verdict of our democratic cltom.
Tho rcpuhhcaus have carried the
state, aud lac yields all the honors as
belonging to the victors. This is a
very cdiNlng state otnlipd,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07

TuE Rochester Union and Adver-
tiscr which may perhaps he classcd
as the greatest paper in Western
New York comes out with a boom
edition which dwurfs all ordinary
attempts. 1t contains 32 pages Of
the large folio size of that paper,
stitched In stir paper covers, pro
fuscly cmbellishcd with wood cuts,
and setting forth the resources and
industries of the city in fine style.
The shoe manufactures of Rochester
amount TO SlO,OOO, 900 year; Il leads
in the nursery business, ,JamesNick's
noted gardens being the most prom
inenti ii has extensive stove found
rics, and rs u jobhiug entcrit ranks
fourth In the state, The publishers
dlsrlHim any desire To attract popu-
lAtlon or capital 10y this big display,
their sole purpose, as they state il,
being mcrcly "to give a reflex of the
business life ot our city, 10 picture
Rochester as the chief city of homes
iu the United States, aud 10 ppSeut
pen pictures of her attractive sur
vmdiugs" They arc entitled To
credit Tor having successfully per
formed their work
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HERFBY GIVEN no
~ whom % may ooucCrn, that The ,,ltarf.
ucrehip hcvtoionr existing between Jaf-
trrlin \ Hicks photographers has this daV
hcrn dissolved by mutual consrnt- -
Hicks rctiring. An debts uWing ~ the
late arm arc assumed aud arc payahle hv
y. j. NntiCrlIn, Who onnunurs fn IN hlsL
nc,s a. ne oid stand An debts due ne
siaid latC nrm arc payable % said Caiirrlin
u, y. NAEIkRlIN.
eAe1lw l. y. hlCkk
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07
RATIFICATION.

That was a happy crowd that
1 gathered i'm the opera house last ev-
ening 10 celebrate the republican
victory gained Oh Monday. The
campaign has been an arduous one,
and until the result was arrived at
/ there was feeling Of uncertainty
which way the scales Of victory
would incline. The republicans
were cheerful and confident during
/ the contest. a fact admitted by dem
ocratic news writers in our midst,
/ but they made allowance for the
present di-integration Of parties, and
merely set out TO give their political
rivals "a handsome drubbing. But
the voting all went one way A po-
litical cOntagiOn seemed to affect
mems minds which set them all to
thinking alike. Prof. Lane very
happily remarked on this fact in his
pleasant little address last evening.
"In South Salem, where live" he
said, "it was first reported that we
had won by 1000 votes, and /
thought this "A handsome majority.
Inthe evening this had swcllcd to
1000, and ! felt ccstatic. This morn
ing they told me the majority had
climbed to 1900, and now / learn it
has reached 1000 and the end is not
yet. II seems as if they are yet vot-
ing in forty precincts, and the next
news ! look 10 hear is that we have |
won by 10000"
This brought down the house, the
happy auditors going almost crazy |
lt the enumeration Of the proper
tions Of their victory.
Hermann must also feel happy
and he ought to telegraph Chair
man Burnett an account of the SEN
ations Of man who wakes
up and finds himself famous. This
\ the re-awakcning Of the republic
an party. 1t has been semi-coma-
ose lately; resting on the fame Of
,ast achievements. But this world
.llows Of no rest, that is promisedus
II future state. Here we must L
.ccp up with the proccssionastill at
aiming, still pursuing, and count
othing done while more remains to /
O.
Some such conviction stirred up
he republicans ON Monday, and s
lcy came as the winds come when Z
,rests ARE rendcd. Several reasons
ave been given for this wonderful
of republican votes, i
.hich are accepted within inquiry; I
ut the safest thing to say is that it
.ns good day for republican =
lection, and when the last county I
heard from we can all join in n '
lhilce.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07

Thar silver plank, the delegate,
tr0m the mining states Wvro assur
ing vach other should hc Inserted iu
1hv democratic platform. 4, not NJ
oeiNing much attention fum the
comuittcv Wa,tvnon, a mcu,lsr
~ tho committee ou Ds1lutiOns, was
questioned hy ,ou,c uyW sIapgr meu
yesterday, ca, to Jhv work iu the
oonmi,tco nom llc Mas rvUorut
boat briefly outlined the Jaun nr.o.
iution pnvlOn,l "lloW about Ia,
silver question: hv MAS asked.
'oh, d. sllNvrr' was his impatient
VplN as he tore away nom his
toumentos- This m,le,uous cham.
pion al nNv trade viii harily Ayor
pnlecting the silver mime OWNER
while striving - IsFsistsnuy To-
abolish an hauns al hs,al protection.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07
Post Your Friends in the East !
EVERY ONE COMPLIMENTS

Os on our weekly edition. as 10 contains so
much excellent n8diug matter. Wepr5-
pose writing up The nuit interests of mis-
soeton, ana Nvu cannot do bvtter Than Id
haNc the wUpklN mailed tu your frirni, -
whom you wish 10 Isst on The r,,sounss of
orvgOn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07

Is the capital of the state and
county seat OF Marion county, situ-
uted ON the Willamette riyer-aud
ON the O, 4 {. railroad. Costly
buildings have been erected, among
which the state capitol building.
county court house, Chemekete hotel
opera house, new public school
building, Catholic school building.
Methodist church, Willamette Uni.
Ncniiy, and many private residences
and business blocks, which will
comlare MVorhly with older and
lAr,r,sr Vlfiaa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07

a. w. johnson, the elothler keeps
nlll line of the lcading nlanuiactur.
ers' goods, Cali aud examine his
sieck az clothing and hrnishinr
goolls.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07

Hon, Wan. r, Wnlls of Rossl,urs.
came down on this moFning's tn,in.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07

An things considered, theWillam-
cite valley has the best country in
the world, and Marion county Is
about ccntcmlly located therein.
To those seeking homes in the west.
NO better opportunities can be
Offered, than are fOund here. Persons
desiring information regar,linp
Marion county or the Milamette
valley, those wanting farming
lands, stock farms, business property
ar city resideneos, viii b pnonptlv
and reliably informed by addpsSing
the well known nrm of Willis a
Nhamberlin, real estate agents,
ooea house block. Salem Ongon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-07

The Willamette river with two
lines ot railro0d running the entire
length of the county from north To
south, with the Oregon Pacific road
crossing the southeast corner OF the
'ounty, affords ample facilities 10
rvach "a market I'm any direction.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-22

/ The Barron murder case at Bangor is
attracting greater attention this week
than any other matter in Maine. The
Grand Jury reported indictments against
David L. Stain aud Oliver Cromwell for
murder, Saturday, and they were ar
raigncd and pleaded not guilty. The
trial commenced Monday. Attorney Gen
cral Baker aud County Attorney Appleton
have been busily engaged on the case
ever since the story of Charles +, Stain
turned attention to the respondents as the
guilty parties, aud they have left no stone
upturncd in obtaining evidence to make
the case conclusive against them. Deputy
Sheriff. Mitchell, who arrested Stain and
Cromwell, has also put in much valuable
work in this direction. l.. A. Barker,
ESQ, and u. p Gillen, ESQ, for the de-
fence, have also been busy doing all in
their power to show that their clients
have been unjuStly accused, and the re-
suits of the laborS of the counsel on both
sides will be made apparent as the trial
progresses.
ne jury Ill lllc cast II lioH' HlidH y
Hatch, Bangor, Foreman; James Brickett
Levant; Daniel S. Humphrey, Bradford
Andrew j. Welch, Bradley John S. Gray,
DiXmont; Charles \ Severance, 0rring-
ton, Rucl f. Fortier, Old Town; James
r. Wiswcll, Orrington; Oliver Cobb
Patten; II. NJ. Given, Orono; George A.
Davenport, Bangor; Christopher {. foole,
Bangor.
County Attorney Appleton in opening
outlinei the case, stating what the
prosecution expected to prove. Crom-
well appeared considerably disturbed but
Stain maintained the same bold and de-
flant attitude as formerly and Cora Mer
rhcld, Stains daughter, seemed as uncon-
ccrucd rs though she had no interest in
the case The trial will probably occupy
the whole week.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-22
" HOME AGAIN. j

To the .Jr partner of the Somer
set Reporter: Dear Sir,
Please arrange the types for the
next issue Of the Reporter, so they
will indicate to my OLD CT STOM-
IIRS that | am at home again, and
Oh deck at No. . Madison ST. Type
such old friends also, to be sure and
call; but not to ask me when | am
am going to move again' | have
500 yards OF medium and cheap
Woolens for Men and Boy wear,
which | propose to close out at very
low figures; and have only to add,
on the cloth point that any Gus
toner who may not quite under
stand the value of Woolens who
will accept my advice in purchas-
ing snel goods shall have all bad
bargains fully made up to them.
| advertise and exhibit to-day,
The GREATEST SHOW on EARTH
only i'll Hank Linen Thread, and
Candle Wickings, two useful arti'
cles in family.
Miss Nevada Burns, who is tO
assist me at the Counters, solicit>
social calls from her friends and
acquaintance.
3WS S. ID. ARNOLD.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-22
A Busy Place.

The manufacturing establishment OF
r. II. Mitchell, on the South side in this
village, is busy place. He has % mer
at work and has several large orders or
hand, among which are $4,000 hammock
stretchers and 100000 sticks for towe
racks. He has special machinery fol-
making these articles and can turn them
out very rapidly. Mr.. Mitchell is contin
ually adding to his machinery and enlarg
ing the variety of the products of his fac
tory. He is in Boston this week where h,
expects to make a contract for the manu-
facture of window screens.
Mr.. Mitchell's business not only gives
employment to a goodly number of hands
inside the mill but provides market fol
"A large quantity of lumber during the
year. Such comparatively small indus
tries are great helps to town like Show
hogan.