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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

COLUMBUS, Dec. Pc. L. Harper has so
far recovered his mind that he has been
placed at work again. James Green, a
prominent citizen of Woolcott, cut his
wife's throat this morning at o'clock and
then went to his barn and cut his own.
He then returned to the house and gashed
his throat again. Neighbors found them
near together. Both will die. Domestic
trouble was the cause.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Michael Heating
a messenger in the war department. fell
over the balusters on the fourth floor OF
the building this morning and was in
stantly killed The fall was about eighty
feet. He was intoxicated at the time.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec. IA man named
Swan shot and instantly killed William
Myers, young man living near Akron,
Yesterday without cause. Swan was a
worthless character. Myers family re-
sides at Prairie Du Chen, Wis.
SIOUX FALLS, OAK, Dec. 27-At West
field, forty miles south, a cowboy employ
ed by farmer, named Emery. had dis
pute with him over wages yesterday. The
man drew revolver and shot Emery dead
He then mounted a pony and fled. A
posse is pursuing him.
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AvILLAIN MEETS HIS DEATH.

ST. LOUIS Dec ga special to the Re-
public from Durango, Col. says infor-
nation reached there at late hour last
night of a tragedy at Rico, on Christmas
eve, in which f. E. Rust, editor of the Rico
News, shot and instantly killed Signor Oh
son. 1t seems that Olson insulted Rust's
sister some time ago and Rust demanded
that be apologize. Olson's reply was that
be would whip Rust on sight On Christ
mas eve the men met in the Brunswick
saloon. Olson went behind the bar, got
two revolvers, laid them on the counter
and told Rust to take one of them and 20
out with him and they would settle the
difficulty. A quarrel ensued and Olson
finally jumped over the counter gun in
hand. Rust was too quick for him, how
ever, drew his own pistol and shot Olson
twice, killing him almost instantly.
Olson was in bad repute anu public SYM
pathy is with Rust.
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TRAVELLING MEN IN SESSION

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The Northwestern
Travelling Mems association met here to-
day. C. II. Human. secretary and treas
urer, submitted very satisfactory report
OF the affairs Of the order. Assessments u
the amount Of s1e2 90 were collected dur
ing the year and the sum Of s155 900 was
disbursed IN benefits. Z be total AMOUNT
paid In benefits since the organization %
tie association footed up the grand total
OF g. 90, $50. There are several thouss1d
dollars in the treasury. bat the mem ber-
ship had decreased thirty members "a the
last year. although most o. these were de-
iinquents. James II. Miller, Of ChIeszo.
vas chosen president for the ensuing rear
and Secretary HinEnau vas reelected.
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A SUIT TO RECOVER FOR STOLEN
GAS

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. H.-Henry Ram
lev, of Murrayviiie gas fame, brought two
suits today to recover damages for the gas
taken away from the Ramley lands in the
Murrayville gas fields by the Pew-Emer-
son company and Pennsylvania fuel COM
pany. both of this city. The damages
against each of the defendants. The
plaintiff claims he leased oil privileges 10
NJ. r. and o. NJ. Haymaker of six acres of
his land in 1887 and that the defendants
by assignment held the lease which did
not include the natural gas produce. III
January, 1873 he leased to the same
parties lwenty-seven acres IN addition and
under the terms of the lease the stone
coal and gas were to remain with plalntiH
in fee simple. This lease was also igned
TO defendants. The plaintiff claims this
lease was antedated to January Is, iSiS,
and that he never Acknowledged the exc
cution of the lease and that the
name of J. &. Ferguson, J. p, before
whom it purports to have been acknowi-
edged, was not his signature. bEta for
gerry: that the procurement OF the new
lease was a fraud upon the paintlh, exc
cuted for the purpose Of covering the well
already bored, as the first lease did not in
clude gas. and that, therefore, the gas pro
duced from the well was his property.
It will I've remembered that Henry RAM
ley was jointly indicted with Milton Yves
ton, OF Chicago, A VI. Bowser and others
for the killing Of Obadiah Haymaker az
Murrayyille. The killing grew out Of
trouble between Mr. Weston and New *
Emerson, both claiming TO hold lease for
the gas privilege upon the farm OF Henry
Rarnley, the plaintiff In this suit During
the Imprisonment of Weston aud the trial
of Bowser, Weston and himself, Mr. Ram
ley, did nothing, and now that Weston Is
free and acquitted, the legal contest 70 de-
terrnine who was right IN the Aurraysville
nffair has began.
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The aatithita daily eagle griday orng netsmbsr e.
siJITs pisMIsseO.

CHICAGO, Ded 27.-The forty-three suits
instituted in tho. superior court of Cook
county Octobersk against individuals COM
posing the firm of Howell, Jewett & Co.,
of Atchison, Kan. and others by E. l..
Roberts and other creditors of the defunct
Chicago lumber company of Kansas, were
today all of them dismissed at the
plaintiffs cost 1t is stated investigation
has led plaintiffs to the conclusion that
suits We're brought under q misapprehen-
sion of the facts and to believe that their
several interests are identical with Howell,
Jewett 81 Co. as creditors and can be
served by harmonious action in enforcing
their demands against the company OF
which MIR. Guerrier was manager.
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SERIOUS FIGHT BETWEEN BOYS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec S.-Durin2 fra
cas- here between two rival crowds OF boys
this evening, one side being composed of
white boys and the other Of colored. Rob-
ert Gray (coiored), Is years old, was struck
by stone thrown from the other side.
Gray ran home and procuring his fathers
revolver, returned to the scene Of the fight
and challenged tho other size. The chal-
lenge was accepted by James Ford boy
Of IA. who started toward Gray, who there
upon took aim at Ford aud Fired, the bul-
let passing almost through his lung.
Gray ran home and restored the revolver
to the place from which he had taken it
and then disappeared. The wounded lad
was taken To the hospital. where the ply
sicians say he is probably fatally injured.
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PHILADELPHIA SENSATION.
All Efforts to Solve the Mysterious MUIR
der Avail Nothing.

PHILADELPHIA Dec 27-The remains of
the man found in Paramount park yester-
day still lie unidentified at the morgue.
The coroner's physician formally held an
inquest this evening. He gives it as his
opinion that the murder was committed
on Christmas night, only few hours pre-
vious to the discovery Of the cut up body
in the section OF water pipe. The appear
ance of the parts where the legs were
severed from the body, says the physician,
indicate that whoever did the job. had
some experience at that sort of work. The
flesh was clearly cut and the saw used in
cutting the bones was fine one. 1t was
developed that the murdered man was not
addicted TO the use of alcoholic liquors.
Chief of Detectives Wood stated tonight
that he is absolutely at sea in regard to
the finding of the perpetrators of the
crime.
The face OF the dead man was viewed by
hundreds of people today, but the corpse
remains unrecognized. The body is I'M
dOubtedly that of German aged from so
to 35 years, dark brown hair cut rather
short, and light brown moustache. Chief
Woods theory Is that the man was killed
during fight in house not q great dis
lance from where the remains were found.
the cutting in half the body being done to
more conveniently carry in to the lonely
SpOO III the park. Inc cOOOlClOn OF the
muscles indicated that the man struggled
terribly before he was finally overpowered
and killed by blow on the back of the
head, which was dealt with sufficient force
to crush in the skull Until the body is
recognized the chief says it will be almost
impossible to gain clue. The entire de-
tective force of the city is now at work ON
the case
THEY CLAIM TO KNOW HIM.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., Dec. 21.-Mrs
koehler, of Hoboken, and her son-in-laxv,
Police Roundsman Tanning. now declare
that the description Of the murdered man
whose body was found in Philadelphia
yesterday corresponds with that of Ger
man named Krentzmann from Indiana
who came to Hoboken three weeks ago TO
meet his wife, whom he expected from
Europe. Krentzmann stayed at Mrs
Koehler's house one day. His wife did
not arrive and he went to find friends in
New York. He had a large sum of money
in his possession. He was about five feet
six inches in height, and about 80 years of
age. He was nicely dressed. The Hoboken
police are assisting the Philadelphia Of
ficers.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.


SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Dec.
27.-The highest temperature was 37.7o,
the lowest 16o, and the mean 23.5 Q
with fresh north to light south winds at
night, clear cold weather, followed by
rising temperature, higher pressure.
The maximum velocity of wind was
north, II miles per hour at 6:25 p m.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
at a. m. 30.251 inches: at 2 p. N. 30.243
inches; at Z p. N. $4,000 inches.
Mean relative humidity SIS per cent.
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Dec. 27.-The indications for twenty-four
hours, commencing Friday, December
%. at Z a. M. are as follows:
For Missouri Fair continued low tenn
perature winds, becoming variable.
For Kansas: Fair continued low tenn
perature followed by warmer variable
winds.
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MliRnER AT a DANCE

ST LOUIS, Dec. GA special from Wal
den. No. saws: Information has Just
reached here OF cold blooded murder
thirty miles south OF here on Christmas
night az dance at the residence OF James
B. NcCauley one Henry became bo.s.eroas
and a brother of the host told him TO Be
quiet, wheTenpon Henry drew s knife aad
plunged * to The hilt ia DR.. McCaGley' 5
left side. inff'cftng wound from which
he died the following morning. The mur-
derer was stranger 10 ali present and
had never mes Ibis victim bfsore- Henry
il still ~ large
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BROTHERHOOD EsolaEeRs -.

81 Louis. Dee. III ". Ve1.dsT, chair
man Of the grievance COMMITTEES Of the
Bro:berboo OK Engineers Of the Gould SIS
tenn, arrived 10 H. Louis this morning
II am or my way TO Chicago said AF.
Fedder 10 az. Associated Press reporter.
who're large ard very important meet
fs1z Of The Representatives Of ;he order vii
convene tonorrw II has besn deemed
advisable 20 form a closer Eni0E between
the e1gsEessrs operating on 'ss lines v-St
Of the Mississippi and 80 establish elo-e-
relations Fer tfss purpose the messing
was called sad the officers ?. Ike British
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NEWSY ITEMS FROM DODGE
Holiday Festivities -Important Railroad
Matters Under Consideration.

| Special Correspondence to the Daily Eagle.
DODGE CITY, Kan, Dec. 26-The wealth
| er is cloudy and cooler with furry of fine
snow, and is the first day to remind peo-
pie of approaching winter.
Menu at the Delmonico yesterday was
| fine and many visitors from abroad were
present to enjoy the luxuries, and with
the pleasant smiles of the genial host, Mr.
! Heiny, no one can but feel at home. In
fact the Delmonico is the popular hotel of
| Dodge.
A grand ball masque will be held at the
rink on New Years eve. About 1000 in
vitations have been given and the citizens
are working to make grand success. Mr.
| w. B. Vandenburgh, of Wichita, the best
costumer west of Chicago, will be present
and furnish all the costumes.
! G. VI. Hoover, E. S. Chenoweth and c. E.
Gallagher, officials of the O., D. C. & s.,
are in New York to complete arrange
ments to commence work in January, and
will commence work here. A bridge across
the Arkansas will probably be the first
work
The board of trade held large railroad
| meeting last Monday evening, which was
represented by delegates from Ford, Fonda
and Bucklin, to take steps to complete
the Wichita s. Western into Dodge
City, which Will give US a direct line
through to st. Louis by Wichita. The
meeting resolved that it was very neces-
sary and should be effected at once. Com
mittees were appointed to investigate the
matter and adjourned to meet the first
! Wednesday in January.
The Cowboy band, after having PROPOSE
| tons made from a number OF organiza-
tons and state committees, have accepted
the proposition from the Denver club to
attend the inaugural ceremonies. They
will leave Denver with special train of
Pullmans and sleepers, and the entire club
of about 200 will be costumed in the cow
boys full regalia.
William Warner, commander-in-chief Of
the G. A. r., and his official staff, also de-
partment commander and official staff, 4
committee OF the legislature and many
other distinguished persons will be at the
grand rally at Dodge City January 4. 1889,
for the purpose of establishing a state SOL
dier's home il Kansas. All of the g. y.
r. posts in the state have been invited to
send delegates to meet with them. Special
trains will be run and large crowd is ex-
peCted to be present
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aRuTAI TREATMENT OLA GIRL.

DETROIT, Dec. IA revolving case Of
brutality is reported at Reed City. Mich.
Mrs. Swarthout, photographer, has been
arrested for maltreatin9 her niece. She is
charged with having tied the girls legs
with stout cord and then setting in a
stick and turning the cord Until the child
would become almost unconscious with
pain. She would also cord her tongue in
the same manner until the skin burst.
Mrs. Swarthout has been bound over 20
the next term OF court and Ia default OF
s. 900 bail languishes in jail
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SHOT HIS ERIENQ-

DoYLEsTowN, Pa, Dec 27.-Aaron
Wismar. of Nockamisson, Buck county,
was shot and probably fatally wounded at
Upper Black eddy, the same county, on
Christmas night by William Thompson,
aged 10 years, of Milford, N. J. Thompson
was paying his addresses to young lady
living at the eddy and his visits excited
the jealousy of several admirers of the
lady. Thompson continued his visits,
Notwithstanding threats to make it I'M
pleasant for him. On Christmas night,
fearing an attack, he armed himself with
revolver and called on the lady and
escorted her to church. While returning
to her home he was attacked by several of
the young men who had threatened him.
He drew his pistol and fired several shots
without any known effect. Aaron Wismar,
a friend, went up behind him and tried
to disarm him, but Thompson, not know
ing it was his friend, fired over his
shoulder, the ball entering Wismar's
breast in a vital part. Thompson was
arrested.
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HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.

ST. Louis, Dec. PA special from Sc
dalia says the Missouri Trotting and Pac-
ing Horse breeders association met in its
second annual session there this morning
The treasurer made his annual report,
showing a balance of s20l.40 in the treas
ury. The secretary's report showed total
membership of 207, about twenty-five be
ing present DR.. Paul Paquin, of Co
lumbia. the state veterinary surgeon, made
a statement OF the work he had done dur
ing the year. He stated that the laws re-
lating TO his department were very de-
fective and recommended definite action
by the state legislature looking to eniaze-
ment OF the powers Of the state yeteri-
marian.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

and Mexican lines will be present. as we'll
as many from the lodges. About 30 dele
gates. representing over 10000 engineers,
will lie present and the meeting Will not
adjourn until Saturday night. Tue east
ern roads have occasionally held these gen
eral meetings for the purpose of of organ-
iZation and cooperation. but ills
will be the first m, citing including
engineers on all the western lines and
excluding others. Chief arthur will be
present aud we'll all hope aud expect that
the meeting viii lie very beneficial 20 the
la,
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DIT Wa bright sys1. azrsn ax1->s E.fk
country gtri, ard Ca scragto.zs1 70 sne<sz
the Do~ prwvsf-ng ssyls q ssser- kA,r s. Urn
By tie gsasAe<ce1. - shsa ker b.x sts-erss
lover, fresh trpz "a sa1aso-fzi a~-ss., eaz1s
ca. fcr q visit, rs elasa,T rse5Ts sasr -
trErtese tss =s13s oEle asse-s-ae1 Fsc<liy go
trosg a.tui lf.,5s fae< Agzsszg - ~ x $50 a..
satisfactorily s5i~es . da-e1E r-psi@x, sns
shs rs-z&-ksss 100 ts.txr 10 hzck % ts-n
and de- the rss feathers soossd ca. Ca.
cazo Earzt1
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GENERAL HARRISON.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 27.-Work in Gener-
al Harrison's library went ON at a rapid
rate today. The general himself kept
pretty close to the work in hand and was
interrupted by few callers only. The
most important visit today was that of
four West Virginia gentlemen headed by
NJ. r. Scott, a member of the national
committee. The object of their visit is
unknown, but they spent quite a little
while with the general. The evening was
given up to members of the State Teacher
association. now in session
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HILADELP lila
STORE,
Southwest Corner Douglas Ave
and Market Streets.

We have 90 Plush Wraps on
hand. The styles are full length
sacks, three quarter length
sacks. Modieskas trimmed
with Otter and Beaver fur, also
with Ball and Spike Seal trim
ming, plain sleeves and bell
sleeves.
Also plain Plush Jackets.
We have 1872 Newmarkets and
other long wraps in Diagonals,
Beavers, Glacis and Plaid, with
or without trimming.
We have over 200 Misses and
Childrens wraps on hand from l
year up to 16 years. We are
going TO sell this stock this week
if prices will do it. If we can t
get rs cents on the 81, they viii
be sold at 80 cents, and if they
don't go at that, 25 cents on the
dollar will catch them.
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DEAD IN THE SNOW.
John Yates, of Seneca, Kan. Meets Death
Death BY Freezing.

SENECA, Kap., Dec. 27.-John Yates,
formerly justice of the peace Of this city,
was found dead in snow drift between
Seneca and Baileyville this afternoon. He
lost his way coming home from Summer
field Christmas night and persisted in the
storm that was ragingin northern Kansas.
The discovery of his horse and buggy on
the prairie last night was the first intima-
ton that Mr.. Yates family had of his I'M
fortunate journey, and searching parties
were sent out this morning who found
him.
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KANSAS PATENTS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-kansas patents
granted today:
Park A c. Bradford, Coffeyville, watch
case pendent: Jacob Fasnacht. assignor OF
one-halt TO b. NJ. Sobias Ludell, vehicle
brake: James c. Kelly. I.eonnrdviIle. head
gear for vehicles: Nelson X. Quit, Attica.
spool holder, Thomas Spriggs- Mitchell,
lock hinge: William Fl. Virgins. Lap
lard cultivator
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FIRE IN A SHAFT.

IRoSwooD, Mich. Dec. 21.-The pump
man in shaft No Of the Norris mine, in
the pump house, so feet from the surface,
fell asleep yesterday morning and the
shaft took fire from his lamp. IL is thought
the fire Will be cut today, 50 that the shaft
can be opened. The pumps, however
which cost s7,0co, are ruined. The mine
will be more or less crippled for some time
and will be obliged TO lay OF large nual-
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The Popular Crxr~.

Agent % boyt-Is your ia Il, sorsayf
Boy-Nop; sss's gone 20 the waikin'
match
Ageut-BiS sister.
Boy-Sopg shs's there, too. They're
I'll there. even DOWN 70 the cook.
Agznt-6hy didn't Jon gof
Eoy-I was left ho<ne 20 take care q
the ho<ise. / suppose ,tey tAt1k tes
house would 20 10 the waking rzst1k,
TOO, x there waza's soEnsbofy 70 wz.ck
iA--ssw York Scn.
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bard, but when the breast is racked with
cough it cannot be quiet. Try bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. The cough it
will stay the soreness allay, and you'll
bless DR., Bull for many day. % cents.
"This will last out a night in Russia
when nights are longest there" he said,
clapping his hand over his aching tooth.
Salvation Oil was applied. and he was fast
asleep in twenty seconds. Price twenty
five cents bottle
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eciesTJrIc ASSOCIATION

ITHIcA, y. Y, Dee, IA National
Scientific association was organized To-Day
in the botanical lecture room CT Cornell
university. State Geologist James Hall
was elected president The society starts
with iUz or glnai fellows and iso elected
members The headquarters OF the soe!-
~ will be ar New York. Boston or Wash
in rrfls~
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LOUISVILLE KILLINGS.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. H.-John John.
son (colored) was drunk and galloping his
horse around Adairville, KY, on Christ
mas day asking boys to shoot Roman
candles Mt him, when he made the same
request of Bill Proctor. The latter was
also drunk and drawing a revolver shot
johnson in the head, the victim soon
dying.
Tom Nichols was killed 10y Lowery
Threat at the same place on Christmas
evening in drunken quarrel. Both were
negroes.
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THE GRAHAM COUNTY SEAT.

ATCHIsoS, Kan, Dec. pa dispatch
was received by the Champion this even
ing announcing that the records of Ora
ham county had been transferred to the
new court house at Hill City, the county
seat of Graham county. Kansas, thus end
ing the long and bitter county seat fight.
The new court house just completed is the
gift of j. P. Pomeroy, the Boston million
aire
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THEFORT SCOTT CONVENTION.

FT. SC0TT, Kan, Dec. PA large num-
Der OF attorneys came in from western
Kansas to attend the convention TO be held
here tomorrow for the purpose of devising
ways and means for securing the action Of
congress upon q proposition TO divide
Kansas into two federal judicial districts.
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ABILENE GAZETTE PLANT SOLD.

ABILENE, Kan, Dec. 1.-THE Abilene
Daily Gazette plant was sold today at
mortgage sale and purchased blythe Salina
Gazette Printing company, of Saiina, Kan.
The presses, material, fixtures. and fran
chiSes will be removed to Saliua and the
publication of daily morning paper in
auCurarni az once
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teeihing- IL
sssotht-s the child, sottess the guns, allays
all pain. cIires wind colo. and j. the beat
remedy for diarrh2a Iweats-ilvs cents
q bottse- Gsi Il Nc X
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A New YerNlon.

The London Globe tells of French
bookbinder who, being engaged 10 bind
"L'Cncle Tom" C'Uncle Toms Cabin.
sent home the volumes lettered thus:
LOncle. LOncle.
Tome /. Tome ii.
New York Tribune.
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LOCKE & FINDEISS
Clearance Sale
Of
Boots, Shoes & Slippers.

Now that Christmas is past we
have on hand a large stock Of all
kinds OF footwear, when must
be sold by January 1St. If you
want to save money come and
see our goods and we will make
prices to suit you.
Boots, Shoes and Slippers must
go this week and it will pay you
to come and see the low prices
and good goods.