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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12
ShakODee,

Mrs. J. l.. Macdonald left for Wash
ington Thursday . Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Strait attended the Inauguration ball at
st. Paul. :. Mrs. E. l.. Welch, of Hen
derson, was the guest of her parents,
Monday =. Misses Theresa Montag and
Nora Harrington, of Belle Plain, spent
Monday in the city. Miss Margaret
Brahy, of st. Paul, was in the city Mon
day. Miss Anna Kohler, of Waconia.
is visiting friends Mrs. d. l.. How
spent Thursday in st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12
Little Falls.

Mrs. F. W. Lyons has gone to Mime
apolis. &. Mr.. and Mrs. Hobblit, of
Monticello, are visiting Mrs. FL. Nc
Crary +. Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Staples
were in st. Cloud Saturday. Mrs. l..
Barnhart returned from Brainerd Thurs
day 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barber, of
Brainerd, were here this week Miss
Sadie Fuller has returned from Sauk.
Rapids. d. i. Mr.. and Mrs. u. 5. Morse, of
Fort Ripley, Mimi, spent Thursday
here. Mrs. e. R0thwell has gone to
Minneapolis. Miss Hattie Woolford
has returned to Sauk Center +. Mrs. N.
Moran has gone to Tower. MINI. /. +. Mrs.
j. A. Thomas, of st. Cloud, arrived here
Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Stuart has re-
turned from Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12

c. NJ. Start and daughter went to st.
Paul this week \. Miss Blanche Brack-
enridge entertained the Calvary Church
guild monday evening.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12

EZrfc to let ads. in the GLOBE are seen by
'"eS the most people.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12
PipeStOne.

Miss Nellie Jenkins left Monday for
Phillipsburg, Mont. Miss Gertie Riley
commenced her school in Altoona town.
ship last Monday. Miss E. E. Parker,
of Dell Rapids, Dak., was in the city
this week .. Miss Reba Blum returned
to her home at Sioux Falls last Satur-
day. Mrs. S. T. Whitman, of Flan-
dreau, Oak, was the guest of Mrs. K.
W. Erwin last Monday. Miss Nancy
Stuart and Maggie Huttan were at
Woodstock Sunday. Miss Julia Bris-
lol, of Sirlie, was in the city last Fri
day. Mrs. E. Nj. Carr entertained the
NJ. E. Mite society Tuesday evening".
Miss Nellie Smith returned to Mankato
last Saturday. Miss Maggie Sullivan.
of Woodstock, attended the masquerade
last Friday evening. Miss Lena Mont
vile was awarded the prize at the mas
querade for wearing the finest costume.
Among the ladies who were handsomely
dressed were: Miss Ella Cox, May
Maybe. Maggie Edwards, Ella Brazzell,
Lizzie Murphy Mrs. Thomas Peast.
of Flandreau, visited here Monday.
Among those who will spend the winter
at the Calumet are: Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. E. {. Dean,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frost, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ketchum and daughter,
Miss Zadia. Miss Minnie Wilson has
returned from Woodstock. Mrs. y. c.
Titus has returned to Heron Lake.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12
Sank Center,


Prof. G. G.. Paine, wife and daughter,
arrived this week from River Falls,
Wis, and have taken rooms at the Sauk
Center house. George and Mrs. A.
Barto went to st. Paul Tuesday to at
tend the governors reception. Mrs.
S. M. Bruce has been spending the
week at Minneapolis. 1. Miss Rosie Ap-
field returned Saturday to Glencoe.
Mrs. A. LilyQuist, Of Evansville, was
the guest of Mrs. E. P. Barnum last
week. Miss Mamie Perkins is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. +. Storey, in st. Paul.
:. Mrs. J. d. Mickey has been visiting
in st. Cloud Miss Alice Thorson, of
Glenwood, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
w. &. 2. HillSdale. John K. Howard
and daughter, Miss Lille. were among
the guests at the governors reception.
.... Miss Della Mickey has been visiting
at Eagle Bend. Miss Mary Callahan,
of Grey Eagle, was in tow1 Saturday.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BiggerStaff have
returned from Clearwater. Mrs. Charles
Perry visited Osakes this week. Mrs.
}. A. Gilman entertained the Social
Guild Tuesday evening. Miss Eta
Bishop has returned from ST. Cloud.
Miss Mary Mursett returned to the
Mankato Normal Monday. Miss
Deane. of Virginia, is visiting d. Rihel-
datfer Miss Ida Carrothers enter
tanned the Killarney club New Years
day. Mrs. Lafayette Robinson enter
tanned a party last Thursday night =.
Miss Flossie Robinson received num-
Der of friends Wednesday evening. :.
Mrs. 3. Simonton was pleasantly sur
prised Tuesday night by number of
ladies'. Miss Marion Everell enter
tanned the Young Ladies society. of the
Episcopal church. Thursday afternoon.
-. Miss Edna Morgan, of Eau Claire,
Wis, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
William j. Johnson. =. Miss NJ. l. Burn
ham is visiting friends in town. Mrs.
M. E. Powell returned to Minneapolis
this week. Mrs. Dwight Bissei enter
tanned the Ladies Mite society, of the
Presbyterian church. Friday . Mrs. c.
F. Thompson will entertain the Epis-
copal society Thursday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12

WabaSha.
Miss B. Stone, of Argyle, Minn., is
the guest of Mrs. C. Buisson. Miss
Kate Gibbs, of Lake City, was the guest
of Mrs. O. G. Tryon. :. Charles Rouse
and wife, OF Eau Claire, now in the city
Iast week Miss Belle Lachapelle, of
St. Paul, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
NJ. A. Odink. Rev. and Mrs. Horace
Hills are visiting friends in Phila-
delphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatha-
way and Miss Moilie Cleveland
were the guests of friends in North st
Paul last week. Mrs. Miller, of Green
Bay, Wis, is the guest of Mrs. BaIow.
-. Mrs. j. F. Wilson, of St. Paul,
visited friends here this week. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Loomis have removed to
Chippewa Falls Mrs. j. M. French
was in the city Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Collier, of Hammond, were here
last week. MI. and Mrs. Frank Luger
and children, of North st. Paul, visited
the family of John Schwirtz this week.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12

Henry Wheeler visited his mother, Mrs.
Mason Wheeler, last week. j. A.
Lawrence and wife attended the gov
ernor's reception. M. Hitchcock has
returned from North Carolina. Mrs.
DeLaur gave tea parties Friday and
Saturday. Miss Kate Marshall re-
turned to st. Paul Tuesday.
Dodge Center.
The Methodist sociable was held at
the residence of S. w. Ransom Wednes
day evening. Miss Mamie Latta en-
tertained the following young friends
Saturday evening: Misses Effie Carver,
Inga johnson, Blanche Ingham, Jessie
Waldron, Minnie Ludhe, Jay Brewer.
Harry Dumason, Guy Underwood, Fred
Hoard and Henry johnson. ;. Misses
Ella Owen and Hattie Howard returned
to their schools in st. Charles Saturday
....B. Hodgman and Miss Mary Chase
were married Jan. 5. Miss Lula Pc
terson has returned to Winona. Miss
Kitty Montgomery, of Plainyiew, is
visiting Mrs. S. A. Whitney. Miss
Minnie Nickerson returned to Minneap-
oils Tuesday +. Miss Louise Jacobs, of
Winona, is the guest Of friends here
....Miss Maggie Anderson left for
Rockford, H., this week, where she
will spend the winter. Mrs. Ii. L.
Douglass and daughters, of Winona,
spent last week with relatives here.
Mrs. E. NJ. Weston, of Eyota, visited
with Mrs. Underwood part of the week
Mrs. G. Ingraham returned to her
home in Winona Saturday. -. Miss
Nellie McHugh. of Elgin, has been Wis
ing relatives and friends. Miss Ossa
johnson spent Saturday in Kasson.
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. c. c. Nelson IS visiting at Fari-
bault. Miss s. T. Bean, of Faribault,
was the guest Of Mrs. John A. Willis
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Han
saker left Thursday for Carthage, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers, of
Flandreau, Dakota, spent the holidays
with friends in this vicinity. IA
young peoples sociable was held at the
residence of Harry Armstrong Wednes
day evening. Miss Nellie Brown
came here on Friday from Henderson,.
Mrs. c. Z. Come is visiting in st. Paul.
Miss Mary Burke, who has been en-
gagged as teacher in the Sleepy Eye
High school, is spending her vacation
here. "A number of young people
from this city attended the club dance
at OwatOnna Friday evening. "A pro-
greSsive euchre party was given by Miss
May Burke this week. The Misses
Breen, Maloney, Bessie Maloney. Rosa
Breen, Mary E. Murray, DR.. l.. P. Leon
ard, DIR. George Christie and u. d. De-
vine attended.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-12

As soon as tie storm passed away, a
party headed by Judge Shuttleworth,
DR.. Falk and Pete HeDrandson, went
up two miles on the north side of the
river, where they found the bodies of
the two men-Boyd and Tuedge-each
hanging to the limb of large oak tree.
Both bodies were stripped naked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
THE LECTURE COURSE
Tint Inns Been Arranged for by the Y, d.
g. A.-A Fine Programme.

Tint Inns Been Arranged for by the Y, ~
g. A.-A Fine Programme.
Arrangements have been completed
by the Young Mems Christian ASsocia'
ton for a very fine course of lectures
and entertainments, embracing the fol-
lowing first.class talent: The Course will
bo opened October Is by Col. L. +. Cope
land, one OF the most popular and elo,
uuent lecturers In America. DR.. Jahu
Dewitt Miller will lecture on the uses
OF Ugliuess," November !. DR.. Miller
is a favorite with Chautauqua assem-
blies. December ;, the Westminster
Concert Company will give an enter,
tainment; this company is composed oil
talent that Is high up in the estimation
OF the musical world, January q, Fred
eriCk A. Ober will give q lecture on
"Spain," illustrated with eighty Dis
solving views as fine as art hasProducedl,
A novel and delightful musical treat will
be given by the Imperial Quartette, Of
Boston, February Q. Hon. Samuel
Phelps Leland win lecture on Success"
February Is; he Is an exceedingly inter
esting and instructive lecturer. DR..
james Hedley, a man OF thrilling elo.
quence and a gIeat iavorite in all parts
Of the country, will close the course
April l with his lecture on 1.-THE sunny
Side OF Life" =,
Full members OF the Association will
be admitted free to all OF these LECTURES
and entertainments. Single admission
for others than members will BIZ 80 cents
or 50 80 for course tickets, with privilege
OF reserYing seats,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
nellnIro Briefs.

Albert Lawrence is home from Mountain Lake
Robert Cochran has gone back to his home 10
Kansas.
The candidates arc very busy In the rural dis
tricts at present.
Window glass will DO blown at most OF the
window houses to-day,
A SluEglng match between two light weights
Is announced for tonight at city nall.
The bond Of Henry ROdewg was accepted
by the township trustees as township treasurer
yesterday.
Lumber from Dellaire, zanesyiIlc & Cincinnati
points 10 being shipped from here to PhilRdel'
phla for use in furniture making.
Clay from southp9r! and IICcEessIn, Del, 10
immense lots Is cOning via the H. l. o. aud Bell,
alre,t for East Liverpool, almost daily.
Rev. Mr.. Coleman, the now a, NJ Z. preacher,
has made quite MI impression on the people
here, being 4 very plGA'RIt and aiiable gentle
man.
The workmen are Cxcavatlug on Guernsey
street preparatory " paving, Two or three more
weeks wilt finish the biggest paving contract
ever let here,
found lying very drunk 10 the vicinity Of the
KtnA glass works yesterday. They were too
drunk to tell where they procured the drink.
VIII Simpson, an employe OF the ICllalre
Stamping Works, aud Miss GustH Dlnnkley,
daughter OF J. 81. Blankley, were married yes
terday afternoon BY Rey. J. 4. Bowers, Of TUG
High Ridge Church, at his residence,
There are a great many people here who ask
the advice Of Gravel I'M fortune teller before
undertaking anything serious or Important,
Ths fortune teller has the upper hand IN these
cases, having learned all Autobiography here,
Foraker meetings a,e reported all along his
route A. rouseva but \ no!6Iug serious happens
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
llrIdreport,s nu.Irei,

Mr. William Fox hes purchased the Fmme
property In KiTkwoOd for 81 ,i0O
T. 81, Williams manager Of tho Standard Iror
mill, returned last night from q trip TO Pitts
burgh.
The night police request business people tC
leave light burning ID their stores at night II
aids In protecting aud adds to the general safety
DR.. Todd received 4 weSERge from Portland
yesterday informing him that Brakeman AShby,
whose hand hp amputated last Saturday, vas
geLtlpS along nicely.
The Newly family has fallen hOlF 10 eonsld
ernble estate by the death VI q man named Fox,
llvl s In Eastern Virginia, They Rro moving e
secure the amount due them through Wheeling
attorneys.
MI. 2. P. Rhodes has discarded the use Of ma
tural gas under his boilers at The Diamond mill
aud resumed the use Of coal. The price charged
BY the gas company was $50 per MONTH Mr.,
Rhodes EAyA he can run his mill for SIS pcl
mouth on coal.
Col. Joe Harris, formerly travelling man 70,
tho LABelle GlAss Company, was In town 10 ter
day with his family en- route 10 Anderson, Ind,
where they are going 10 reside, the Colonel ha i
Ing embarked ln tho glass manufacturing bust.
ness al that place. HO speaks In glowing terms
Of free gas aud Aiy ta(torlny prospects generally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
4 NEW QI,ASs MELTING POT

In Use at the Hobbs Works Gives Grea'
satisfaction A Clever Inventor
Mr.. Asa G. Neville, inventor Of the
patent glass melting pot bearing hli
name, is now putting experimental pots
in the Hobbs glass works here. One OIL
his pots was set on Saturday and fred on
Sunday, Up to last night three "melts'
had been made in 1t, beinga full weeks
work at this factory with the old'fash'
Toned pots. This represents an increase
of 100 per cent In the capacity, and
Manager Waddell Ia Correspondingly de-
| lighted, Mr.. Neville Is a wonderful man,
Among his numerous inventions Is one
to do away with mule-power in coal
banks, the loaded car descending the In
cline not only pulling up the empty car
as in the old plan, but by a patented
gearing also pulling loaded cars out o.
the mine. This Is being introduced 10
the mines OF the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
and Pittsburgh Coal Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
Drnkemen's strike on tho O., l.. & W.

Yesterday two men, employed al
freight brakemep on the O., L. & W.
road, were ordered to coal On engine
ut Bridgeport. This they refused To dc
and were at once discharged. Shortly
afterwards, as soon as word Of what had
been done had circulated, all the brake,
men in and about the Bridgeport yards
quit, and announced tnat they would
not 20 to work again till the discharged
men were reipstated. This the officials
OF the road refused 10 do and the ponse,
quenCe was the road was unable to send
out any freight trains yesterday after
noon for want Of brakemep TO man
them. What the final outcome Of the
strike will be remains to be seen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
YESTERDAYS POLICE COURT,
Who the Offenders Were and What pispo
SitiOn Mas Made Of Their Gases,

Who tho Offenders We're and What pisp0'
Sition Was Made Of Their Cases,
Yesterday mornings session Of Police
Court was very business'l ikeoue, n His
Honor, Mayor seabright, was absent
having gone to Pittsburgh the day be-
fore, and Mr., Frank Cruise presided
The case against Hugh Dsyluney,
charged with having held up Mike
Mclaughlin for $lS, and incidentally
committed an aggravated assault on him,
was dismissed, Mclaughlin failing Ia
identify DsYinney ashis asssilant. Tom
Coffee, who was arrested on the same
charge, was also allowed to go, McLaugh'
lin having failed to identify him, The
case against Edward Mooney, a resident
OF MCLain's block, at the corner oil
Twelfth and Market streets, charged
with disorder, was continued till this
morning in order to compel the attend
ance OF his wife as a witness,
AT an early hour Yesterday morning
Thomas Farrell and Pearl Carr we're ar.
rested by officer Bell for acting in dis.
orderly manner on the streets they
were both fined s5and costs, which they
John McGinuis was aned 81 and costs
for being drunk, which he paid, and
Dan Anderson, the Colored individual
who was arrested by West the afternoon
before, for promenadlng along Market
street with a brick in his hand and hos
tile intentions in his mind, was given
half au hours time in which to leave
town, a privilege that he speedily avail.
ed himself OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
MOUSDsYlLLR MATTERS,
Test of Fire Apparatus a Failure Personal

Test OF Fire Apparatus n Failure = Personal
Points,
Miss Lizzie Ernst returned homo from Clarks'
bug yesterday,
A farewell reception was given Misses Leslie
and Anne Lakln Tuesday hight, by tho Young
ladies OF the Foreign Missionary Society.
Marshal Love shot q dog on Seventh street be-
Caule It's owner refused to take out license, lie
Ind ia, shoot It 1--we times, and II was not big
dog, either.
Rev. L, L, Stewart moved to Parkeuburg yes
teriRy. Rev, Mr., Lee, the new minister, will
occupy the pulpit OF the Simpson NJ. Il. Church.
next Sunday,
The test OF the Are apparatus was made Tues
day night, and from some cause was not Satislac,
tory, A IRfSe pile OF wood was built up aud
well saturated With oil. 1t was then fred and
alter burning short time the agent turned on
the stream, but without any apparent effect on
tue fire, II Is fair 70 him 10 state that there
seemed 10 b. something wrOuR with the cheml'
Gals aud the usual result was not obtained, The
chemicals were purchased hero Aui the agent
afterwards learned that the acid was not ChGmi
Cally pure. lie offered 10 make the test again Ut
his own expense, but the offer was not accepted.
Tho little engines Will be shipped back.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
A General Resume Of a Day. Happening
Council Meeting,

a General Resume OF Days Happenings,
Council Meeting,
Mr., and NrS, A. RalSIon are Visiting friends at
Flushing.
The epIollmonI for September in tho public
schools was ,luo,
Another h0uSeu was broken on No, sheet
mill At the ktnR Yesterday,
MI, Jsmes FIudlGy, who has been on the sick
list, Is able 10 be out again,
Brick paving on Hanover street Wlll'be COM
uienced next sunday morning,
Rev, lis. Winters has returned from MaSSIllon,
where be attended the Methodist Conference.
Mrs, VIII Bowman came down from Wellsburg
Yesterday where her husband Is laid up with "
phOld lever,
Eight hundred and ten dollars had been raised
among tue business men for the Y, N, Q, A, up
10 lat night,
Mr., James Robbins, OF Pittsburgh, Is the guest
Of his brother, AF, ThOs, Robbins, Of South
Fourth street,
Business Il booming at the LAuVhlll mill,
Buckeye glass works, HoTthwoOd glass works
and EtnS aud STANDARD mills, with lAtteTlng
prospects Tor the future,
The lrst tile flooring used In Martins Ferry Ii
10 the four store rooms In the new Opera House
block. The stone pavement 10 front OF this
block Is one Of The hhtst In the State,
Mr.. J, +. Smith Is spoken Of by the Republl
cans OF ne Second ward NS being good man y
and business experience, RllticatlOns necessary
for good Councilman,
Alta meeting Of the City Council Tuesday even
ing, the Cemetery Trustees made their report
showing that thu. receipts Tor tho year Wert
wy ", ana me disbursements tSl4 ~, Inc Pc
| tttiOp OF The Memorial Chapel AIkOclailOnt ask
ing for the use OF Ccrlall part OF the AOldiels
plat In RiVeEYieW cemetery, was granted. The
clerk was authorized TO notify the Wheeling Nat
ural Gas Company 10 shut Otf gas from stree
We're appointed committee 10 condemn all pole
for electric light that thoy deemed unsuita
bio and 70 order all accepted poles shaved
aud painted. Mr., n, Il, Smylle presented Ill
resignation as u memberot Council, stating tina
the condition Of his health compelled Hun Il
take the step, The members oil Council OK
pressed their regrets aud voted TO accept,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
THE GAS WORKS FIGHT


Is sim ou-The DaFrah Men Refuse to join
In u Conference,
The activity Of those interested in the
changes that will be consequent upon
the selection Of a new Board Of Gas
Trustees by Council at its meeting next
Tuesday evening, increases as the time
draws near, There have been some
changes in the situation Of men and az
fairs since this matter was last referred TO,
A week ago the Seeley faction appeared to
have things all their own way, Now both
sides are claiming to have the inside
track, aud a careful outside observer
finds It hard to determine just what the
situation is. At the beginning OF the
week the Darrah faction were hustllng
in way that seemed TO indicate that
they considered their case well nigh
hopeless. Within the past two or three
days the Darrah forces refused to sign q
call for q conference" circulated by See,
ley's henchmen. The Darrah men read
''Caucus" for conference" and refused
TO be caught. Just how to interpret
this move Of the Seeley men Is a little
hard; 1t is not known whether they
fear that the Republicans will turn III
and elect Darrah, or whether they fear
that some OF their own men will desert
than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
THE TELEPHONE GASES

brought by Justice Arkle-lIo spring,
Another ne-YcSterday's Proceedings.
Justice George Ankle yesterday brought
another suit for damages before Justice
Davis, against tho Central District and
Printing Telegraph Company. The
amount sued for this time is IS, damages
claimed to have been sustained on Tues
day by reason. Of not having been al
lowed to call persons over his telephone
except by number. The Caso Is similar
to the one brought by Justice Arklc the
day before, when be sued for Sl5
damages sustained on three days pre-;
yious to Tuesday.
The original suit brought by Justice
Ankle against the telephone people, in
which $500 damages are claimed, was
called In Justice Davis Court yesterday
afternoon. Hon. ALI. Caldwell and Su.
perintendent Wolff appeared fol
the defense, and John o. Pcndleton
and Mr.. L. s. Jordan Of the array Of lie.
gal talent engaged by Justice Ankle,
were present with that gentleman. John
Q. Pendleton drew Up q declaration
which set forth that the telephone PEG
pie were debtor to Arkle III The sum Of
500 for the damages sustained by reason
Of not allowing tho plaintiff to use de.
PENDANTS telephone in plaintiffs
Office September 25 and 20; 500 dam,
ages sustained by reason OF the defend.
ant not having the telephone in plain.
tiG's office in good repair on the dates
mentioned, and slgQ damage sustained
by reason Of the defendant refusing to
connect the plaintiff with other people
called for over the telephone on those
dates.
The defense asked for and obtained.
acontinuance ola week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-03
To the Ladies'.
To the Ladies.
WHEELING INSTALLMENl co,
1853 MARKET STREET.

1t has come to our knowledge that n
certain Iustallment house I've do not
mention names, as there is only one
otherin the city, has made many efforts
but In vain) to convince some people
that We do not do as we advertise; that
our advertised and most liberal terms
(Sl2 90 worth OF goods for 81 90 down
aud 30 cents per week, or So 90 worth
Of goods for $500 down and 81 90 per
week. are "a catch"-''a draw"-oF, in
plain language, that We are humbugging
the public, How absurd the very face
Of such statements are false, and plainly
manifest the jealous disposition Of some
wouId'be riyals-who are illatease when
our advertisements appear-who are
Conlounded and dumbtounded when
our goods and prices confront them and
who have never offered you the terms
we hold out,