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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-14
FUIss.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY. March -.
Horkheimer Bros, Nos. 14l7 and l4l'
Main street, quote the following prices fol
No l skins The market is fair:
Black skunk 81 25al 30; half stripe dc
65aS9Oc; fall stripe do 25a4Oc; white do Il
a2Oc; No. RaccOon S5cal OOc; muskrat,
winter, 15a20c; do fall 13al6c; Oppossum
2OaiOc cseed; No mink 40a9cc; red fox
81 coal 20; gray fox, 10000; wildcat
30a40c; black bear, $40 GOALS 90.
Sheep Pelts-At 25ca$l % each.
Beef Hides-Country butcher 4s6c pei
nnnrd
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Catarrh Cured.

A .eymau, after yews Of SUFFERING
from tha- loathsons disease. Ca,arrh, and
vaIals r5iug every known remedy, at last
.31ld r. rec.ps which completely cured anc
HIM Iom del.h, Any sufferer from
.l- dreadful disease sending a self-ad
dressed stamped envelope TO Prot. J. A.
T. lawrence. -- Warren ST., New York City
-ee.i ,a the RECEIVE fraa ~ charge
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g1.orR. eRAIN 80 -,

wheeling
TUESDAY, March II
There l. no improvement in the flour
market and the condition is dull. Wheat
is also dull and is bringing 81 90 per
bushel. The following quotations are
wholesale prices:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family -four
in barrels s. 40 to So 30; in sacks $ p to
So 80, middlings per ton $40 90; bran per
ton $50 Copper 100 pounds, IL. Rye
brings SOC per bushel.
FEBD-C0n per bushel, old Coo; new
40a42c; oats 30a35c; baled hay per too
Sl6 GOALS 90. Loose hay is bringing SIG OO
per ton
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GROCERIES.
wheeling.

wheeling,
TUESDAY, March -.
Sugar higher and firm at advance.
Coffee without any apparent reason has
again advanced several notches, and how
much higher or how long can this ad-
vance be maintained is the question which
is now puzzlirg tie dealer. Canned goods
unchanged. Provisions strong. DRIED
Fruits unchanged. Business in a general
way is still improving
SYRUPs-OhOice Sugar Syrup 30ci Honey
Drips 25c; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs
re; ten gallon kegs zoe; one-half barrel
CSC; barrel 62c. Sugar dark 22c;
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY 1.ea3 Per Oent.-GOvernments Dull
snd Steady-StOcks Loser-FiOGr Steady
and I'm ohanged Wheat Stronger
NEW YORK, March Is Money on call
easy at Ia3 per cent; last loan . per
cent closed off red at = per cslt prime
mercantile paper 44a63; sterling exchange
dull but steady ct 4S53a48S4.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-14

01HF STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
| County. I'm the Circuit Court OF ONO COM
ty, tO-wii March Ku es, lss9.
william b. Reid and Eliza Reid infants, By their
next friend, Mary /. Reid.
Mary Ann Reid Lizzie frathcr and samuel IRA
Their her husband. Mary Jane Cochran und T.:
~. Cochran. her husband. Edward Reid, ana
Edward Reid and George w kckhari as exc
ecutors OF John Reid. deceased.
fS CHASCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 annul. cancel and
set aside The alleged last will and testament o.
John Reid. ST.. deceased upon the ground, SET
forth fro the bill. that 40 the time OF executing
said will and testament and iO- some time prev J.
Gus thereto, and afterward down 70 his, the SAID
John Reid. ST. IS death, he was wanting 30 tesla
rneutarv capacity. as also, that said alleged VIII
and testament was the result and product OF an
the said John Reid ST., by certain o. bis chill
dren Immediately around him. And Il apIear-
ing from an affidavit filed in the cause that Mary
Ann Reid. Lizzie Prather, Samuel Prather Mary
Jane Cochran. and G.. ". Cochran, i've OF the
defendants I'm said suit. are uon-iesident OF the
State OF West Virginia, 10 is ordered that the sail
Mary Ann Reid. Lizzie Prather Samuel Praihef,
MARI Jane Cochran ami &. y. Cochran, DO ap
pear within one month after the date OF the Fret
publication of th S order and do what is neces'
ssry 70 protect their interest herein IL Is further
ordered that this order De published and posted
a. required by law.
Witness. John " Mitchell Clerk Of orr sai J
Court, al the Court House Of said county this I'm
day OF March 1859. tO-wit. March kule-, 1872
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the first time March :. lss9.
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL clerk.
W. W. ARSETT, solicitor for Complainant
mr-Oawt
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SALES

Sheep were in light supply, but the Len
ten season made poor demand, and al
though stock cost more West, prices here
declined &c, the market closing dnil
About 60 extra show sheep sold for sc;
Quotations, natives: Extra 5is6tc; ecod
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11breIin9 Register
drarelrrs' @nide

A RKTvALAND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
a. A kNrL AS ALTON or REFERENCE Marks, ~Daily,
sunday excepted. tMortay excepted sSun-
lHr only. saturday excepted. 'Saturuay only.
-, Meridian February 10 lsS9 Wheeling
time which is just one hour earlier than Central
Time
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81. g. @ 81 RAILROAD
e..slr9 ana Zauesvilsthro1ghps passenger trfir
.rcs Bausira et s.40e. u arrives So bsllsHf
.l1.f-H-.l .rva1g1r train leaves bsllGife
...r r. rl. arrives 40 Be.leirc sl SIS e.. 10.
--.rr1erreld Accommodate lesv0e Ballili
...l n rl Strives aL Bellsiro 90 ID Sd g. no.
All '.rrirs daily except sf.uisv. oeHirsi eis,at
81 a rlrla from BoLat-o.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Tahletaking enoc. February 10. 1919. fst-
sengei trains viii run as f0uOws-Ceutrsl TINS.
Al trains daily except those marked thue3
which do not run on 5uuday.
SOUTH BOUND. INO.7f|No. 6INo8flNo. I
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rHFrrrNG AND Kim GROVE RAILROAD
on ans anar saturday October 18. 1855
.lIrs on the wheeling and Kim Grove RailrOsd
rru - -r' 1nwe.
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cave che City at SOP q. H. sud run every hour
1f5 m Leave NheelUg Park at 900 q
anna run every hour u-ul 1000 p. N Except
rroa Train win 'esy Park a- gi5 a %. and
ar fl.r1u u1 O.. Hlk-CH.
superintendent.
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points.
For rates and other information. address
FKkD HU6EMkN. IrsT. PISS. Ag'r
Wheeling ". 70.
" J. ROBINSON Gen fWa. Agenl
parkenhurg "a
w u naRnRN : 4 A. rnmnrnr. 0.
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THE STATE OF WEST V1RGINlA, ONO
| County. Tn the Circuit Court for OHIO Couu
Is, % wit. March Rules, 1859.
John ". Beltz and John Flading. late partners
as Betz q Flading.
VS.
Frederick Eberwei1. Joanna Eberwein, his wife
C. 4 Sdfel H. ". Russell, trustee .. Is. Dove
ner. trustee and assignee; Henry Blumenbufg
assignee Peoples BanE Of Wheeling g. d.
Hubbard. survivor Of himself and II. b liub
bard, deceased, late partners as Il q. hubbard
* Company. William II. Robinson, Mnlie
Eberwcin and Armstrong, Ccen & Co.. VINO
sue IN their firm name.
IN CUASCEEY.
The object OF this suit is to require the defend.
ants B. b. DOvcncr, trustee and assignee, anu
Henry Blumenburg, assignee, 90 account Tor the
plaipt and 10 enforce the lien Of the complain
ants Judgment iOrsl g3i 56 upon the proceeds OF
said trust sales and to subject the real estate ANA
personal property namc1 in the bill 10 sale io
satisfy liens set mp I'm said bill. And j. appear
ing from an affidavit filed IN the cause tha'
Henry Blumenburg, one Of The defendants ID
said tuit. is a nonresident OF the State of West
Virginia il is ordered that the said Henry blu
menburg do appear within one month after the
date of the first publication OF this order and DO
what is necessary TO protect his interests herein
Witness John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of our said
Court at the Court House OF said county. tft tih
dav OF March lSsg % wit. March kules lssJ.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time March Z, l5'y.
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
L r. JONES and j. r. Rogers, Solicitors for Com
plainant mr7Oawt
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Z Aa,rsaI.aa. nINnINNATI ~ N

: sI1vTSRITRc. OIECINNATi AND AT.
l. louis RAILWAY co,
C9An candle RoUta) Undsr sChstulc H. eject
Feb. 10Th. 1859, trains leave Nheeinf. ,sufr-
standard Time. For si61bsnviIia, P.t. Durgh al q
the East. ca e. d., ll.35 p. M, SD r ~ sgd
$40 o. IN. For Columbus IndianarOlie tiuc'.
nat ard &c. Louis. 60 and STOP FuD1rn-
bus ane Chicago, ll.Sl =. ~. tfsr arrive -
Whesliugst $50 ). f1.. i0O0 g u q l a' d
$50 p. m Trains leaving IL go a. a.. and 81.
irving 40 so p. m, run Solid between Wheeling
snd piitsburg All trains daily. eNcer SUNDAY.
f~LFvELAED . pITTEnUno a
Taf-s schedule d. eject Feb. 10Th. j. o train,
,4sYe Bridgeport, Ohio, Contra -iarifrl .iae.
soy PiusrLga, Chicago AMI Cleveland ID
m For Pittsburgh. iO.2a. 20 fOr Chicago
Cleveland l:O1 p m. For Pittsburgh 400 Sew
York, I'D p. no FOR sienhonVne, sas I'M
FOR Har'ln's FERRY, so m. Iriins -ra'
E-sgefCd ~ rhy e. n. 1922 e. o. Ii..f
1886 :. 1o., snc ~ 2. 20.
Al HALlItG, Ticket Agent
nofs Rridpcnou Ohio
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suOrrD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTORY !
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LINIMEHT MUSTANG LINIMENT

Cures Plies BURNS CUTS CORNs IS FOR NAN BHAsT a6y
FROSIBIIS MUsCLE& tIBlL ~ In ,N ~
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Xeaal NOtites.

OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO COUNTY
y I'm the Circuit Count of Ohio County to-wiE
March Rules, lsS9.
Elizabeth Hoffman, and Others
VS.. In ChanCery,
Katherine Hoffman and Others.
Tne genera oyect or ulis SUM ls " procure a
partition among the parties entitled thereto, OF
certain real property situate in the city OF
Wheeling. county of Ohio and State of West Viz
ginia AID being described as follows. that Is 10
saw the north half Of lot number seventeen, ON
Main street in Jonathan Laucs Addition 20 the
said city Of Wheeling called North Wheeling,
being thirty three feet OF the north halt OF 10Y
number seventeen. which half lot was conveyed
to Conrad Holman In his life time by Thomas
Sweeney, executor Sc by deed bearing date the
first day Of April, 1856 and OF record IN The Once
ofthe Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio County,
azores said I'm Deed Book 40. 5O, page 2sd and
further 20 procure a sale of the said property for
the purpose ofpartition, should partition thereof
i'm kind be found impracticable And u appear
ing from an affidavit fled in this cause mat me
defendants Katherine Holman and LOilic Hon
mann. arenOn residents of the state OF West Viz
GINA IL is ordered that the said Katherine Hon
mann and the said LOttie Holman do appear
within one month alter tho date 0f the first pub
LEGATION OF this order and 10 what necessary o
protect theirinteres,s herein. And 10 IS further
ordered that this order Dee published ana posted
as required by law.
Witness John w. Mitchell Clerk OF the said
Court 40 the Court House Of ssid county ms '.h
dav OF March. ls,9 to-wt. March Rules, lss9
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time March Z, lssl.
Attest JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Russell X stifcl, solicitor, for complainanis.
ma70awt
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TOLEDO, March 13-Whsss - Active
and firm; cash 97c; May 93ic; June 9ic;
July sic; August sec. COrn-Dull and
film; cash 34c; April 344c; May 36c. Oats
Dull; cash 25c; May BIC. Glover Seed
Firm ard higher, cash and March 81 So;
Anil 81 80.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-13

ear ana saw somctunS resting IN the cavi-
ty formed 10y the mouth and which ratified
whenever | shook the skull.
Whatever can it be" said my wife.
"Oh, | suppose it is some charm or fctich
put in the fellows mouth to keep away bad
spirits. ! mean to have it out, though; at
least it will be "A curio."
then made "A hole neatly under the chin.
when the charm fell out into rly hand. II
was wrapped up in what looked like piece
It oiin upon removing this another cover
ing was disclosed and again another and an
other each piece of skin being thinner and
softer than the preceding one.
\ Chinese puzzle is q fool to what that
charm appeared to me Them but Mt last | rot
the iuncrno,t covering or and foand the so
called charm lump of gum.
Oh wat a sell, Geol, after all that care
FIJI folding, too; hit of dirty looking brown
gum. Well, ncverI'
over our next meal that day wo sat talking
about Tie mummy and the charm, 10th of
winch We're rapidly denreciating in value in
our eyes Personally, ii had spoken what
was in my mind, think | should hayo con
.cssed to desire to get rid OF my veteran
p'saon }er For slame's sake | hc-itatcd be-
fore giving Moran reason to think She had
good cause for chat
After lighting my pipe CHANGED to pun out
Of my wallet the bit Of gum.
II wonder if it will burn. said. "Il
break cf "A bit and trt.' tultu, tine action
- the word, his the gum with "a small piece
Of ironstone that lay near, when to my great
surprise the gum split iY two picc g. di.cov-
Crin5 magnificent diamond, s,ono Of the
first water, of perfect shnpe and wcighiu.,
cons id .Tully ty-ll. a hmm T., a ppI.atc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-13
CUT THE Prices
From 10 to 80 per cent
to reduce stock,

to reduce stock.
We a.c headquarters for
Elegant Neckwear, Gentle
men 5 Furnishing Goods, Silk
and Gloria Umbrellas. We
show fine assortment of
Night Shirts, including some
warm ones for winter use.
Hats, Fur Caps, Trunks and
Travelling Bags. We Will sell
you better goods for less
money than common goods
are sold for elsewhere, We
h we no shOddy goods at any
p:icc. If you study your own
interest. YOU will buy your
goods with the majority
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BURLINGTON. IT.. Dec, q.

BURLINGTON \ l. Lee O.
Stef2.zH fer Christmas Pres
ClfS e.
NAVE offer to d1v in orr
w Dress Goods denart-
mcne. IS Pattern Dresses at
S.. 80 and . Pattern Dresses
Ia. $40 each. prices 20 per cent
hover than early in The season.
lffE ACKNOWLEDGMENT ...o
wv Ior ~ non,,I,r dras-
ooot. ,-a-,.,',.,5h,a fHr Cbr;.t
mas remembrances. marking
Lot No. | At % cents, Lot
10. ? at 90 cents. Lot No. ,
at Soc. a ward including stripes
40 inches wide, black and
white and other pIaids, 40 in
chcs wide, tine s.rgcs, etc.
HE above goods are all
| dcsirab.c and most ex-
&c lent value. We advise a
close examination.
DIACK SILKS are al.
- wa,s ION The Iist Of a..
centobIc nr,,enrs We show
some GOODS At nricas rba+ will
surprise YOU. Notwithstanding
the talk about advancing prices
all round in the six ines. We
also have some bargains in
ColorcI Silks.
DIRRO\S \vesbaIl oman
sGto-dav eco n.cres nidr
satin Ribbons. hne,t ouaIiry At
o. cants Yard. v,6rrh -
mos desirable shades also
more OF the famous black fam
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-13
A MUMNY'S BEQUEST.

dition in life l look back to my struggles
among the aluvial gravc!s Of the Ndal river
with perhaps greater satisfaction than tho
actual results would warrant, for l met with
but meagcr success. Men there We're who
did now and again find diamond that re-
couped them for their outlay and hard work,
but instances were rare. regret to say |
was not one Of them, although for years |
wrought as a digger, barely paying my way,
full Of hope and sanguine that sooner or
later l should yanll out stone that would
repay me all and send me on my homcward
way rejoicing
After about four years OF diamond digging
I began to feel somewhat lonely i'm my do
mestic life. Quite unexpectedly opportunity
served me for lettering my condition in that
respect.
Ifcll in love. Stupid people have asked:
"Who ON earth could you find out there to
fall in love With:'
My reply has invariably been: "If YOU
could have seen Nora Kildare your CON
tempt would have been as keen as mine for
such questions"
People at home mere in England never
seem to understand that circumstances pro
vide compensation for all drawbacks con-
leclt't Win 'hCHl IL We 'llIl NdIt iIeI tune.
Circumstance had brought COL Kildare to
The banks of the Naai river IN search of that
with which he could recour himself for losses
incurred 10y hjudiciouS speculation at home.
Ills was not lone case: there were other
families, some OF them very good families,
too, III all respects; others IN some, but not in
all.
vt the tme met Nora first of all she
was but is or IL years Of "ge-a splendid
specimen of EilIhood-tull, of proud bear
ing, though not 10y any means haughty-a
roy al t\paoi blonde; suoh wealth of hair,
and eyes "too softly blue, wing with the
heavens celHlean INIT a capital horse
woman fearless ana therefore graceful. Rid
me tine widest OF Lorae., she would some
amos start of on a mad burst across the
Frdt and Ilto ipr miles, returning sono
hours later with Tn" hors" blown bat tanned,
N-;-t and controlled with nothing but
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aroused by Jan placing our frugal repast be-
fore us. Having done this, he withdrew, and
started, as llo advised us, for the purpose OF
investigating the interior Of the cave end
seeing for himself what thnre was 10 see,
tlEiN" WI 70 him, as "A precautionary mees-
TIRE, "a flaming brand from the fire Norah
HlJ myself set to work at once TO satisfy our
inner wants, succeeding fairly well. / had
gust got my pipe under way when all at once
"a iord Shrek, coming from the interior Of
tho cave, reached our ears, and an instant
"tt'r tho Griqua boy came flying toward rs,
"H .prg sion Of alarm mingled with one Of
puh...uen upon his face
"l}aa,!' hc shouted out "thero is a man
IN There queer kind of man, too He sits
AVID sits, looking mighty straight. think,
Eaas. he must be dead"
"Nons'nse, Jan" replied; ''vou are scnrcl
hy your laucir, There are no kanrs living
hereabouts certainly no whito meu--or we
should have heard or scon something Of them.
Collc, let Us 20 and soc what it is that has
frightened you'
Jan, ike most natives, INDUCED in n Ger
tain amount Of superstition, aud it was not
without sone show Of reluctance that he
turned to accompany Eorah and myself to
the object he So firmly declared must be n
man. alive or dead.
He led u9 into a dark passage, which had
escaped observation when Norah and myself
first entered. As we progressed saw what
appeared to be SIGNS indicative Of tine pres
cnce of man at some time or othcr-sigus
slight III themselves, ont sufficient to satisfy
me that Jan, after oil, might not have been
entirely wrong Rude attempts at carving,
figures without any recognizable claim to
form, either human or otherwise, bat such
MS must have been cut hy the hand of man,
having rs his means some sharp instrument.
for tho rock Of which the sides Of the cave
were formed was hard and of a ba.altic
character
Presently tn" walls seemed to narrow. and,
after proceeding some It'll" distance. opened
into a l1rIi>h chamber, wherein faint strcaks
of daylight -treamol Here However. Jams
nerves began to fan him. ana he .tcalfa~tly
refused to precrde us any further Pushing
Linn ON one side, | entered, Ct ,,"iy followed
10y my wife The doubtful gloom Of tho
place prevented Inc at first from distinguish
Ing object, that lay strewn about. Turning
to Novah, sad:
- don't sec much here to scare the stupid
fellow. Truly there is an uncuIny look about
1ne place, bur one can account for that hy
til" amount of awe c1njurrd up by Jams a.
soHti"u, To- say nothing OF the aUlul look Of
fear his face was wearing when lie came rum
ming back To Us
Ks finished This reuu 4 my wife touched
me ON the arm and sand: "ioo, over tncrcl
What can il hcI Oh, Geof, it is - uanr
Turning my eyes in the direction N3rah
Was pointing | saw what al un,c knew 10
he the figure OF a man. but whether of Gods
creation or the tdurItgl wort. of ln1ur. (
c.;i.G not say. The queer s,l,a'inu Of AN i'y
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Oil, ~ ma way 10 set the old CHAP out
OF ms why, he can't weigh much more
IMAM old bones; hope | shant tumble him
INTO th' river; there II he good chance of it
though, getting over these slippery boulders."
'buj' Ucol, dearI II you st HIM out,
whore Is me to Sleep The second wagon is
IuIl' and We cannot have him in our wagon
that VIII he altogether too much.
WY Norah, DO believe you are losing
plu'ki thought you could stand anything"
80 Gun, Geof-at least, almost anything,
put 10 nave hlin N our wagon at night; oh!
uoi heueNe could. lie might sit with us
during the day, ld rather like that, twould
ne soh'ethlng 10 study and speculate over"
Y" Il see what can tie done but take him
must. reckon there Will be row II Lo-
l'nSuin gets wind of lt-any how, I'll chance
1t.
1t was not without considerable trouble
that ! managed 30 get orr mummy onto
Terra iWh'' Onc' or twice he haI very n1'-
row escape OF going seward in advance of
my intentions, but eventually got him
@'t'iY TO the wagons. Away from the I'M
canny and, while the mummy occupied it,
a"s''he I"oA'h5 cIanner, my prize seemed
~ HNH llUCN Oh llS tlftA0 character, ana L
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-13

WE ARE
Low Prices Will Do Il.

We bought more Clothing
this fall than ever before, and
while we have done much
larger business than last fall,
we still have 100 many goods
on hand for this time of the
year.
We have too many listers,
too many Overcoats, too many
Fur Trimmed and Cape Over
coats, we have 100 many Mems
and Boys Suits. 100 many
Prince Albert >mts, we have
by far the largest assortment Of
Mems Underwear, on all of
which we have
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-23
POINTS ABOUT TRlCYCLES

We are showing "a new hAc OF Car. s
Trcyrles They are called he Blf-
FAIO GEM and are the best in the
market. 1T us post YOU 50 You Vii
make no mistake when YOU tWy. a
good oasv-rdug tricycle. should nave
"a Noraq >oac tins is found n the Blf-
FAIO GEM. The framework should
ho strong enough to stand upon when
climbing into thc seat. You Nlll iind
II is in the BUFFALO GEM. The
wheels should he wide 20 give them
strength. They are ! inches wide at
the hub i'm thc BUFFALO GEM. The
riycted heads OF the spokes should he
protected from wear. They are set in
a groove IN the BUFFALO GEM. The
axle-crauk should have collars To- keep
the shaft from slipping s.do-wlsc. An
these point, and many others are found
only IN the BUFFALO GEM. We are
sole agents and are selling them at our
Ncll-known low prccs. Let MS show
them 90 YOU.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-23
WANTING OR MISSING!

And inasmuch as You are warned to
put not your faith in princess it would be
well to remember that IN the majority of
instances ~self-interestr is the prime mover
of human affairs, and those who promise
you the earth and the fullness thereof for
small consideration, haven't the power TO
redeem that promise, hence their purpose
is manifest
We are no saints in the business world,
simply a speck IN the business world con
Quoting our business IN straightforward
sort of way, which we hope Will com
mnnd itself 10
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-23
nnrcnin> In ,econd.I.and organs.

kmlail organ, nearly new, 500.
Smith American Organ. $50.
a. b. Chase Organ, nearly new, $50.
A. B. Chase Organ, nearly new, $50.
y Is. Chase organ, nearly new, $40.
Packard Organ, S5s.
TAYLOR u Farley Organ, S57.
Valley City Organ, S54.
Ithaca Organ, 500.
Palace Organ. S3s.
TAYLOR * Farley Organ, 500
Smith American Organ, SIS.
Mason * Ilamln Organ. .2S.
child x Bishop Mclodc0n, SD.
These instruments are all I'm first
class condition and VIII bee sold at the
above prices for the next thirty days nj
.nstallmcnts OF - each.
JUuUs 4. J, FmEpRICH,
80 and 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-23
All the People,!

Not making haste 80 be rich. despislng
ucking as much as treachely and should
feel our manhood were hopelossiy degraded
if we resorted to either in the furthetance
of any scheme, however great the reward
promised to be.
We want tho confidence of the people along with II the
patronage of the people and shall all honorable means
to that end cher among which guarantee OF absolute
protection