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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-11

Lots l. in block ,, lot l block 3, lots l. >, 3
block 1, lot block Z 50 feet off west side OF lot
in block s. lots ], ., 8 4, block 49, lots s 9, 10
in block e. und. a lot 3 und. y 9 und = 10 in
block y, lot block 3, lot block -, los g. :,
block 81, lot block 81 lot block 80, lots 1, 5,
+, :, block 90 lots g. block IS, LOIS 1, D. ., = s,
block Is, lot 8 block So lots l, ,, block Co lot
block 63 lots l. ,, 5, 4, >. 6. J. block 81, lot 10
block 6S, lots l. >, 3. Sc A. feet of in block So
93; lots |, , T. block lG5. lot 10 block lOG, lot
block 100, lot block 49, lots ,, block l2O
lot block l23
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ELY'S ADDITION TO SUPERIOR.

ELY'S ADDITION To SUPERIOR.
West 81 Street
Lots Al, 40. 40, 5o5 800.
West 4ih Street
Lots-fr 4i2, fir 4l6, fr 40, fr I5l fr 453 fir l55
Fl 457 all of 49, 46l, 4G3 AL, 47@ 5l3 55 52l 52
90 2S ir 529, all OF $50, 5S2 fl 53s IF 5.0 II d.
fir Oh.
West 9TH Street,
Lots-43l, 470, $50, $40, 5i2, 564.
West 9th Street.
Lots 442. Al 462, 46i ASP, ISL 4S6 ASS 52l, 523,
5S3.
West 7th Street.
Lots $40. 425, AZ, 49, 4S6, ass, $50 5S2 49, $751;
5iY $50.
West Sth Street
Lots-und1a 3S1, all of $685. S92, 49, As, SOP, 5i5
547 549, 60.
West 9th Street
Lots-fr S93 fir 80, all of 10, 49, 49, 465, 467
800 52 523, 5-5 so, 5-S 529 5Sl 5S4, j56 o62. 5S
so.
West 10th Street
Lots 40 42S i29 fr 49,, all 49, 4sS 49, 4S7, 493
495, 90 90, 55I, 55J.
West l1th Street
Lots AS, 4G5 4G6 ass 40 Az, 49i 1876, 49S, sos
800, 5O7, 5vS, 900, oil, 5l5, go. 52i, 52s $50.
West 18th Street
Lots 40, 40 4S9, 4gl, 493, sos, 507, Sis, SIT.
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ONTARIO LAND COMPANY ADDITION
TO WEST SUPERIOR.

-
Lots ? 7, S, block 1, lot l block 3. lots 3. 4 ;
G. block ,, lots s. 10 - p "A p 26 n Is block t.
lots ), 9 TO- 10 16 Is block s. lots H. IS 10 20 in
blocks, lots Q, 10 block TO- lots 10, Is Il block
II, lots /. >, Sc 10 block II, lots ) 6 block
Is, lots ,, 10 block -. lots H. II - il block
=, lots , , 4, block %, lots 6, IT, IL % u in
block u. lots l, 3, T. - II Is Il ~ y block
. lots O. 10 block 10 lot Is block 3d. lots H. n in
blor : 81.
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West suPcrior-Merriam PARK Addition.
MORRIsONS DIVISION.
DIAGRAM LOTS

Monroe Street.
los 81, Go ca, CO, Il, 49, 70 u, 70 ST. IS, s., S.
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East Huron street

East Huron street
Blocks-9 b. a. 6 62. G3, GA, 60, O. 20, ~ 50, ST.
East st. Clair street.
Blocks 10, ca Of Il.
Eas, Erie street
Blocks-6l, ind q of "A, 81.
East ontario street
Block IS, 81.
East Champlain street
Blocks-i2, As, u.s. AZ 81. 81.
st. George street
Bloclls-3, "A, 40, 81, 50, 60, 6l -, a. und1a d.
Cayuga street
BlocSs-67, 50, undl2 %.
Seneca street.
VIZ of block 70.
Baltic Street.
IND \ block IS; ind i block 20, all Of blocks
49, IS -, 50, 81, ~, %. 100, 10
Caspian Street.
Rlock3 Sc IS, los.
Pepin Street.
Block Il.
Azof Street.
Blocks IS, 20, -, s., 81.
Boden Street.
Blocks 81, ST.
Smcoe Street
Blocks a, 96, 81. l05, los, ll3, III.
Amazon Street.
Blocks 100, 1l9
Geneva Street
Block 10.
Ponchartrain Street.
Block l07.
Peninsula Avenue.
Blocks rs, -, 81, 50, ST. s. So 81, 50, %, 90 81
Wa 81 el2 W. Is, all OF lO, l02, i03 i05 1876, lu7
tOS 100 eI9 no. all H. III, l13 ia ll6 Il9, 100
III, e12 l23, east II feet of W y l23 all IA,
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KENWOOD PARK ADDITION TO WEST


Lots ), G. block 3. lots s block f. lots 5 6
block 5, lots /, , 3. T. ., & = s. block 10 lots l.
? 3 1. ; 6, = s, g. 10 Il block Il, lots l. , B. > s.
block -, lots i s 9. 10 II in block IS lots 5 in
block 20 lois 3, Q block - lots > TO- II block >.
lots 10, II block %, lots l. block IS, lots ,, g.
Z, 10, II block g.
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TAX SALE
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
STATE OF WISCONSIN I
County OF Douglas. s.

STATE OF WISCONSIN
County OF Douglas, IS.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
SUPERIOR. April 70. 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that So much of each
" tract or parcel of land situated IN the county
of Douglas described ia the following statement
may be necessary for that purpose, Will, on the
THIRD TUESDAY OF MAY
next, being the twenty first day OF May, A. d,
1889. commencing at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
and the next succeeding days thereafter. be sold
by me at public auction ut my Office at the Court
House. Superior, the seat of Justice of the said
Comfy for the payment of the delinquent taxes.
interest and charges thereon for the year lSSS,
returned to me by the Town Treasures of the
said county Of Douglas
Given under Iny hand officially, at the Office of
the County Treasurer, OF Douglas county, State of
Wisconsin, this twentieth day of April. 1889.
J. +. BIoHOFF, JR.
County Treasurer.
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TOWNSHIP OLE MIppLETOMN-
TONNsITE OF SUPERIOR CITY.

Lots l.2 in block ,, lot block s. lots 5, 6, = S
block O. lots 5, g. T. II, is block IL, lot block IA
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GATES ADDITION TC
WEST sUPERIOR-FIRsT DIVISION.

Lots l. > in block 3. lots T. s. is, 10, 20, u bloc
II, Lots 10, To- ~, %, n, - y block Il.
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"Casey's Troubles"

Before a packed house from top
to bottom, Miss Lillian Kennedy
and her company that has become
SO popular here, gave a very
bright and bustling presentation
of a play not before seen hare,
called "Casey's Troubles" and in
which the company, as a whole
appeared to advantage. Casey"
is played by Mr.. Alfred Kelley,
who does nothing in the comedy
Tihe that can be called ordinary.
Last evening he proved himself a
comedian of still broader range
than he has before shown himself
to be, and his popularity is in the
ascendant continually. He also
assumed the role of cold Duke"
with excruciating effect. Miss
Lillian kennedy assumed five
different characters, still further
establishing her rights to he call
ed one of the most versatile come
diennes that ever visited this city.
She is made to please, and the
making is one of the most stsuccess-
full that our comedy boards have
ever shown.-Scranton Republican,
August "a, 1888.
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From Rural Dell.

The weather is fine. Corn gath
ering is finished and the yield is
far beyond expectation.
Every one is.:making PREPARATION
to enjoy Christmas.
The Rural Dell literary society
will give an entertainment Satur-
day evening, Dec. 2S.
Mr.. Joseph Kennedy is suffer-
ing greatly from blood poisoning.
Sherman Hagans and Thomas? ?
Walker went to Scotland county
Thursday to sell the Rotary wash
er.
The Farmers Alliance at Radi-
cal Ridge is in prosperous con-
dition.
Mr.. Vater has building for q
grocery store at Bullion.
The festival at Bullion church
Thursday evening Of last week
was a grand success. All went
away greatly pleased.
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Christmas Entertainments.

The South Methodist church
will have asupper for the children,
Christmas eve. The supper will
be given in the south room of the
Spencer block.
The NJ. E. church will have q
literary and musical entertain
ment, and a free distribution of
gifts to the scLool.
At the Presbyterian church
there will be mission exercises,
and a gift distribution for the
children.
The exercises at the Baptist
church will consist of Christmas
cantata which will close with a
tableaux representing angels
climbing up Jacobs ladder. There
will also be a gift distribution.
A "Santa Claus" cantata will
be given by the Cumberland Sun
day school, at the Opera House.
A rare musical treat and 4 great
deal of fun is promised in this
entertainment. No admission will
be charged.
The Christian church will give
a dinner to the school on Christ
mas, to be served in the Mercan.
tile College basement from two to
six o clock p. m. The Superinten-
dent has issued dinner tickets to
members of the school. Parents
of the children will be admitted
to dinner free, all others will be
charged % cents. Christmas even
ing Santa Claus & Co.," A Christ
mas cantata for children, will be
given at the church. Exercises
will begin at 7:30 o'clock. No
admission will be charged.
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Sheriff's Sale.
No, 253}


By virtue and authority of special execu-
tion on a judgment for delinquent taxes.
issued from the office of the clerk of the cir
cult court Of Adair county. Missouri, on the
18th day of November. 1889, made returna-
BILE at the January term, 1890. of said court.
and to me, the undersigned sheriff, directed
and delivered in favor OF the state of Nilsson
ri, at the relation and to the use of Jacob
Sands, collector of the revenue for Adair
county, Missouri, and against w. NJ Camp.
bell, in pursuance OF a judgment and order
of sale of said circuit court at its October
term, 1889, 1 have levied upon and seized,
and on Wednesday, the Sth day of January,
1880. will sell at the court house door in the
town of Kirksville, Adair county, missouri.
between the holrs of . o'clock in the fore
noon and o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, while the circuit court within and for
said county is in session, at public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
following lss5ribed real estate. situated in
Aaair county, Nls9o.ri, OF 70 much thereof
as will satisfy the Judgment, interest and
costs in said cause, the same being lien
against said real estate as.shoWn by judgment
and decree of said court. to-wit: Twenty
acres south half of the southwest fourth o:
the northeast quarter of section No. thirty,
80, township No. sixty-one, OF range 40.
seventeen, II, to satisfy said execution and
costs of this sale. G. F. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff of Adair Co., NJ.
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"Casey's Troubles. -

The play last night was "Casey's
Troubles" and what funny
troubles they were can be attested
by large audience that laughed
itself sore over its eccentric and
unctuous humor. Too much praise
cannot be given to Miss Kennedy,
whose position is no sinecure.
During the evening she enacted
the roles of six different charac-
ters, and each part was SO clear
cut as to almost make one doubt if
one person could possibly change
so completely and play such vastly
different roles. Her singing and
dancing is of a superior order, and
easily places her in the front rank
of her profession. Mr.. Kelley took
care of the comedy in the character
of Casey" and he nursed it SO
we'll that we would have been
pleased to see him have new
"Troubles," and watched his hap
py progress through them. His
comedy smacks of the Jefferson
style of treatment, whose neatness
and natural vein Of humor makes
us remember the good fellows we
have met in real life. The COM
pany is on a par with any first
class troupe on the road. The
river scene was in full opera
ton, and little Jennie, the
trick donkey, who played the part
Of Napoleon, and unlike that great
commander did not meet Water
loo during her career through the
play. Of the dogs it may be said
they were fierce enough to stir up
the enthusiasm Of the youthful
spectators and showed good train
ing. "Casey's Troubles" come
again; you are always Welcome
Evening Tribune, May l6. 1889,
Hornelsville, New York.
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CLEOPATRA,

Written by the celebrated nov-
elist 81. Rider Haggard, the
second installment of whose chap
ters will be found in this weeks
GRAPHIC, is one of the finest pro-
duotions of that most brilliant au-
thor. 1t depicts the fall and ven-
geance of Harmachis the last of the
Pharaohs, the story being suppos-
ed to be written by his own hand.
As a picture of Egyptian mar
ners, customs and superstitions,
in the time of the great Macedo-
MAN queen, it has rarely, if ever
been surpassed. The hero is the
hereditary high priest of Isis and
born tc the Thebian throne. His
life is most graphically told from
the time of childhood up to the
death of Cleopatra, who at one
time his love and promised bride,
is only deferred from fulfilling his
desires by the treachery of lady
of the court, who being in love
with Harmachis. and rejected by
him, reveals to Cleopat,a a the
secret plot against her life, and
induces the queen to seek a union
with Antony, which tide of events
leads to the ultimate destruction
of the luxurious wanton and her
brave lover-general. The story is
a sad one, but fascinating withal
and we'll repays the student of
history. Harmachls, once the hope
and pride of ancient Egypt
(khem), }, upon becoming the dupe
and tool of the much feared and
hated, though beautiful Empress
is in turn the final instrument tc
overthrow the power of the Greeks
and to introduce the Romans into
Alexandria. G. g.
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Commissioner Report.

District 3-62 16 known as the
Center school, as there is an other
district east OF Kirksville known
by the same name, and this dis
trict being west of the river, l
shall call it West Center; 1t lies
south of Nov1nger and west of
Cain district, it contains s square
miles; valuation $23630; school
property valued at $3.50; the house
is located near the center OF dis
trict on ridge sloping to the west.
The grounds are very nice and de-
sirable; the house is old and needs
painting; it is furnished with
homemade seats; the ventilation
is poor the windows being made
on the old style; the blackboard
needs repairing; no maps, charts
or globe. The school is in chal ge
of Mr.. Leonidas Conner, wages
per month $4,000; length of term
six months. This is Mr.. Corners
first school; he hired to the board
on one months trial; he gave such
good satisfaction at the end of first
month that the board employed
HIM for the remainder of the term.
The order of the school was good,
the children were obedient.
District 1-62-17. known as Elm
Grove school; this district is west
of Center and south of Bald Knob;
it contains inc square miles; val
uation s22669;school property val
ued st S400; amount levied 44c on
the one hundred dollars; teachers
wages last year S2S.57 per month,
teachers present wages s33 1-3.
The house is new and in good
state of repairs. painted inside
and out, furnished with good
homemade seats; the room in will
ventilated; the house is entirely
too small for the number of pu-
pills, enrolment being so, while
the seating capacity is only 36;
the average attendance 80; num-
Der present 3S; the grounds are
high and rolling but need to be
underbrushed and grove trimmed;
the school house is not accessible
by any road, there should be laid
out road to the school house. The
order and discipline of the school
wera good; l was present during
recess and observed that the de-
meanor of the pupils was excel
lent; they were mannersy end
social; the school is in the care of |
Mr.. Allen Conner who is q very
earnest worker. This is Mr..
second term at this place
at an advanced salary. The pa
irons and board make frequent
visits to ascertain the progress of
the children. This encourages
both teacher and pupils.
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Wilson Waits.

John Malone left Monday for
California to spend the winter. If
he likes the country he will make
it his home.
Mr.. John Newton of Wisconsin
is visiting his brothers, James and
William Newton.
Miss Eliza Davidson of Colds.
berry is visiting Ter sister, Mrs.
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Malone and
daughters. Misses Inez and Kate,
spent Friday night at Sue City.
Quite number of our young
people contemplated attending the
literary Friday evening but were
prevented by the inclement
weather.
Our school and literary society
are doing good work this winter.
RUSTIC.
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Sherif's Sale.
No ol2l


BY virtue and authority of special execu-
tion on a Judgment for delinquent taxes issued
from the office of the clerk of the circuit court
of Adair county, Missouri, on the 18th day of
November, lss9, made retuInable at the jan
uary term, 1880, # said court, and to me, the
undersigned Sheriff, directed and delivered in
favor of the state of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of Jacob Sands, Collector of
the re venue for Adair county, Missouri, and
against Andrew McFerron, David Grant and
Samuel Crawford, in pursuance of Judgment
and order of sale of said circuit court at its
October term, 1889, / haye levied upon and
seized, and on Wednesday, the Sth day of JAN
uary, 1890, will sell at the court house door in
the town OF Kirksyille, Adair county Missou-
ri, between the hours of9 O'Clock in the fore
noon and 5 'clock in the afternoon ofsaid day
while the circuit court within and for said
county is in session, at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described real estate, situated in Adair coun-
ty. Missouri or so much thereof as will satisfy
the judgment, interest and costs in said cause,
the same being o lien against said real estate
as shown by Judgment and decree of said
court, tO-wlt: Ten 10. acFes, southwest fourth
of the northeast quarter of southwest quarter
of section No. rwenty-four, "a, In toyn ship
No. sixty-two, 62, of range No sixteen is, to
satisfy said execution and costs of this sale.
G. +. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff of Adair Co. Mo.
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East Wilson.

The majority of farmers has fin
ished gathering corn and the
yield is fine.
The wheat crop looks spendidIy.
A very pleasant social party
was given at the residence of Mr..
c. Il. Malone Saturday evening.
1t was given in honor of their son
johnnie, who departed for Cali
fornia, Monday.
Miss Eliza Davidson was thrown
from spring last week and had
her arm broken. She is rapidly
recovering under the treatment of
DIR Clemson.
Rev. Hill is holding protract-
ed meeting at Star school house,
and will continue over Sunday.
Miss Kate McClurg has been
visiting at Mr.. &. 81 Malone's this
week.
Mr.. Frank Miles OF Mt Lookout
was the guest of Mr.. T. G. Taylor
Sunday.
Thomas Storey of Gibbs was
the guest of j. B. Moncrief, the
Is.
There will be an entertainment
at Wilson Christmas eve, but there
will be no tree,
The Wilson Sunday school re-
organized Sunday with Asa Wood
as Supt. William Wilson, Asst;
Supt.; D. W. Kirkpatrick, Sec;
Bert Wilson, librarian.
Preaching next Sunday a. the
usual hour by Rev. Wilson,
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Brashear Items.

A declamatory contest will take
place at tue Academy Monday
evening Dec. %.
Jesse McDermet was in town
Sunday.
The band festival WIS a great
success. The hall was crowded,
and the net proceeds amounted to
thirty two dollars. The band re-
turns thanks for favors and patron
age.
While the NJ. E. church is be-
ing repaired, the Sunday school
is being e, held in the academy build
ing. The NJ. Z. church will have
Christmas table Christmas eve
A daughter of Jackson Conkle
died very suddenly Thursday of
last week. She was we'll az
usual Thursday morning and At
4 o'c lock in the afternoon. was n
corpse.
Remember the contest at tae
academy, Monday night.
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We were disappointed with the
play last night. We had expected
tc see only a real river, and dom
keys and dogs. The river and an
imals were on hand, as was also a
most beautiful! play, teaching q
splendid moral. 1t was a sermon
in colors. Miss Kennedy, who, by
the way, is the youngest and most
talented little lady it has been our
privilege to witness since the hal
oyon days of Lotta and Maggie
Mitchell. She is destined for a
high place in the profession if tai
ent and merit will accomplish it.
MIR. Kelly's comedy work was q
relief from the horse play which
has lately taken possession of oul
stage, and the comical duets rem.
dered by Miss Kennedy and him.
self were demanded over and over
again.-Boston Globe.
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Hubbards Rheumatic Syrup.
Every Jod in Kirksville Calling
for it.

Every Jod in Kirksville Calling
for it.
This remedy is the greatest
medicine in the world. Six bottles
entirely cured me of sciatic rheum-
atism. The pain which l suffered
in my back and hips was greater
than I can describe. l began to
improve upon taking the fl st bot
tie, and am now entirely well.
JOIN LINCOLN,
Brooklyn Iowa.
We are well acquainted with
John Lincoln and his cure is a
wonder he1e, as we'll as the cure
Of many more of our customers.
We cheerfully recommend this
medicine.
SCHRADER d MEAD,
Brooklyn, Iowa.
Diamonds make fine Christmas
presents, sold only by B. W. Sands
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Important Notice.

Fout & Bean the west side drug
gists, will Dissolve partnership
Jan. l, 1890, and their large ele.
CANT, and, varied stock of Christ
mas goods, must be sold regardless
of prices. This presents an op-
portunit7 to purchase Christmas
goo Is cheaper than they have eyer
been sold in North Missouri.
Don't fail to take advantage of this
golden opportunity to make our
childred happy, at q small cost.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Office
December IA, 1889, will be sent to
the dead letter Office at the expi-
ration Of 30 davs:
John A. Adams, Miss Fannie
Brooks, James Broyles, VIM.
Cochrane, Geo. Gluck, Joseph
Floyd, Goldia Martin, Theo. Rey-
nolds, Shelby Stice, G. Sloan.
When calling for these letters
please say advertised.
ED. G. PICKLER, P. NJ.
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HOLIDAY RATES.
Quincy, Omaha and Kansas City.

On December 9th, 25th and
3lst, 80, and January 1st 1890,
we will sell tickets to all stations
at one and one-third fare for the
round trip. Good for return pass
age to January Sd 1890.
EDw. =. ZIMMERMAN, Agt.
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We will not run down others goods in
order to sell our own.

The beginto do this that moment
will have good question the character of the articles
sell There old ng"good wine needs no buh-which
has application line of trade We know that ife
short and anxious but life long enough
honest goods to their and when can't buy goods that
have merit sufficient to hold their without resorng to de-
traction OF others shall quit business, and die 1t
though ege hammer needed get firmly imbddd the
of any sorekeepe agentor pedder cap
tai argument IN an trade is depreciation of another goods
and that wares which need introduction this kind get ecog
milton are not worth buying. ''i b .t 't'' - =
w. B. REYNOLDS & SON.
GREENTOP, MO.
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Remember

W. E. Greene & Co., have the
genuine Round Oak stove for
sale.
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That of financial suicide and everybody with
knows it. The who his business constantly
on the ess than cost plan knave idiot and in either
unworthy of trust There be times when to work off
stock of unreasonable otherwise unstable goods
cular be necessary make drive for few days.
but these occasions will be the not the rule and
expect have much Of that kind Of thing do We sell goods
close to the cost mark duty God nsigbo and
selves will permit but conviction oerahy clear and thai
the three considerations just named will the selling price little
above not wcostn