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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

Yesterday the BEcISrEE exposed a
,counJrel of the name of WILLIAMS who
had cuticcd am Innocent young girl 20
Wheeling with tine evident intention OF
cousiguiug her 90 fate worse than
death. The police. knowing something
90 the mans character, took the girl
from him and warned him 90 leave. lie
did not take their advice. but in
sisted on hanging about and making eN-
plantations. Yesterday hc entered the
REGISTER office with "a sworn statement.
which will Dee found elsewhere. While
negotiating for lbs publication, he was
arrested on State warrant charging
him with tine fearful crime OF procuring
young girls Tor immoral purposes. On
the way 90 jain hc cut his throat, and
by tine time this meets our readers eyes
the wretch may De- dead.
This iu brief O., one act OF as horrible
a tragedy as ever came Co The light Of
day.
The man. though white OF complex
ION as tine average Caucasian, is a negro.
10 seems chat his real occupation has
been that of cuticing young girls from
their homes and delivering them over Co
huramy The woman 20 whom he ln-
tended to sell the GIRL whom tine police
took from him. confessed To- the Chief
of Police that she had been paying
him 50 apiece FOR his victims.
Here g., % condition OF things Co make
honest men blush for our civilization.
We had laborcd under the impression
that such monsrous crimes were con-
fined 90 such great cit.e, ass London,
Paris and New York. 10 seems. how
ever. that We are almost abreast iu m-
fanny with even these great commune
Ties.
II this villain dies by his own hand
thc world will bc the better OH. 10 he
live, there is mo- penalty the law can
impose that win bc too heavy for his
crimes. and thc authorities should see
that the town is made too hot for the
keepcrS of houses OF ill-fame where Dee
disposed of his victims, OF where others
like him may dispose of theirs.
10 is q horrible story. which We print
elsewhere. and the probabilities are
that little over half is told.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

that even a slave has a right to protest; but
mere personal motives would not control
me. since in this case 10 would be acting
like "a japanese who .rlsts his sword into
his intestines % escape dishOnOr / feel
deeply nv debt TO the Russian common
people We privileged classes enjoy life
because the peasant suffers. and am now
paving my debt 20 him
Some OF my friends tell me that must
store up my energy for the day when our
people viii call upon the revolutionary
party for help. so revolution is possible
in Russia, nor viii such a thing be possible
for many years. ] ann afraid of revolution
and of olOOdshcd. ] can die. but l cannot
help I'M causing death. IL, however. our
radicals could call forth a revolution.
should of course 20 and die I'm their ranks
trying % alleviate it's evils
81 hope YOU viii understand the grounds
upon which / act. They are Russian.
Probably this IS the last letter you will
ever receive from me, and 7 can send il
with deep and sincere thankiulness FOR all
you have done iu behalf of our eXiles and
prisoners iu Siberia.
s..NftRY T~EBRIKOVA.' "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

remarked an old gentleman, rs hc gazci
foully upon the comcly little woman by las
side: "but frankly" he continued " az ono
time was afraid cosmetics would. The sluy
little woman. in order % appear youthful,
plastcrci her face with different varieties OF
whitewash, yclcpt balmS creams, lotions
etc" Yes" interrupted thc little woman,
s ala. until my skin bcclme Ike parchment
and SD uifuuiy and coarse" "NcA, said tho
listener " What 90 You Use rowf s..
was the reply. nothing but common sense
md Dr. PiCrce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense told iu- that % my blood was
pure, liver active. appetite and digestion good
that the outward woman would take on the
luc OF health. The Discovery did al those
things and actually rejuvcuated me" II you
would possess q clear, beautiful complexion
free from blotches, pimplcS, cruptions, yellow
spots and roughncsS. use the Golden Med
icil Discovery" IL IS guaranteed 90 DO
cli that 10 Is claimed %. or money paid
fOr il will be promptly refunded.
Copyright ISL BY woRLD's DIS MER Assn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

THE Pan-American Congress has final
ly come 20 the conclusion-which was
the only reasonable conclusion they
could rcach-that 10 anything is TO come
of this Pan-American business. there
must be- reciprocity in the trade rela-
tons OF the nations concerned. They
won't get it from this administration
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
WHEELING INSTRUMENT co.

We credit ourselves as being the leaders
in low prices.-Weg give you for every dol
lar spent here a sound dollars worth.
-Weren0t compelled to resort to s.. 90 re-
duction slips 10 draw trade-We do not
promise reductions-Letus say right here
that we don't believe in reduction lodges
Its a scheme 10 have you pay big prices
for your gOods-We don't make reduc-
tions-The prices we give are reduced pri-
ces--Prices that YOU can't get in any self
styled Cash House''-Prices that mean
more money in your pocket than any dis
count dodge can put there-Don't be mis-
led by this little trick Of a great big
"HOuse'-Don't fall into the trap
Come here first where low prices mean a
great saving 10 YOU Where few dollars
will do bic duty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

VILLA RIDGE. lII., March "a
triple drowning occurred on the bottom
lands south OF here Monday night. John
Meyer. d farmer occupied cabin with
hi, wife and two grown daughters.
Last Friday the overflow from thc river
began mundatiug the bottoms, and sun
day the Never farm was almost covered
with water. The family refused 90
leave. although importuued Boy neigh
bors. Monday night the house collapsed
and Mrs. Meyer and her two daughters
were drowned Meyer escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
NEW
SPRING GOODS!
GEO. R. TAYLOR.
Prominent among our Openings This Week Of New
Spring Stock are English Walking Jackets in
Spring and Summer Weight, Of which we
are now prepared TO show Most
Satisfactory Line in All Sizes.
-SRECIAh ATTENTION :

Is directed also to our we'll selected stock OF
forty-inch Mohairs, ranging from medium to
the finest manufactured These goods are de-
serycdly popular The same may be said of
our Silk Warp Henrietta Cloths in black and
colored India Silks are quite the thing this
Spring, and are shown at our counters in
great variety at remarkably low prices for the
quality we keep. French Wool Dress Goods,
by the yard and in combination, have been
looked after with special interest with the
view of making this department more invit-
ing than ever before.
We beg to solicit an carly inspection as the
most choice styles appear earliest in the sea-
son. We will open on THURSDAY our new
stock of PARASOLS, which will embrace the
highest art in this line. All through the sea-
son novelties in our line will appear on our
counters simultaneously with the display in
the largest Cities East and at prices quite
as low.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
Proposals For Sewer Pipe.

S,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= al the Office Of the Board Of Public Works OF
the CITY Of Wheeling, until ~ o'clock noon. Of
Saturday. April 9TH. 1890. for furnishing all the
Sewer Pipe 10 be- used BY the City during the
year 1880. Proposals To be FOR the best quality
of Double strength. Salt Glazed Sewer Pipe,
made Of Pure Fire Clay, delivered along the
line OF the sewers.
The successful bidder will b. required 20 give
a bond in the penal sum Of 5000, conditioned
for the faithful performance OF the contract
The Board reserves the right TO reject any OF
all bids.
Proposals TO be- marked Proposals Tor Sewer
Pipe" by order Of the .....,.,...
Tm0s VI. DAREAH, Clerk. mrai
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PROPOSALS
For STRENGTHENING CaldWdI'S Run.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= 90 the office 81 the Board 81 Public Works of
the City Of Wheeling until y O'Clock noon Of
Saturday, April r $50. for the work % Straight
cning CaldwellS Run
This work will include. besides the necessary
excavation and grading Tor the new run bed. the
Paving ~ the Bed OF same and the Rip-rapping
Of it, slopes. and the Construction 81 Bridge,
at Eon and Chapline streets
Bids will be received either Tor Strengthening
Of the run OF the construction oi the bridges,
and for the latter either Tor masonry OF super
structure or for both: or bids will De- received
for the whole work contemplated.
Plans aud specifications can De- seen al the
office OF the Board of Public Works
The Board reserves the right 20 reject any o.
an bids.
Proposals 20 De- marked Proposals foi
STRENGTHENING Caldwclls Run.
By order of the
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
Tuos NJ DABRAu. Clerk. mr3di
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

Bo~rov. March s7.-The Committee
of One Hundred. composed oi leading
citizens. has had printed 100000 copies
of "a pamphlet reviewing thc Pope's last
enrycficaL The committee takes Che
ground chat mon who take their politics
from the Vatican cannot Doe good c.ti-
CONS. and caIl, ou Congress and the sew
.crll States to di-funchisc ali Roman
I.rrI.I|.-
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TO FURNISH 200 MOTORS.
The Brush Electric Company secures
Big Contract.

The Brush Electric Company Secures a
Big Contract.
CLEVELAND, March 27-The largest
and most important deal in electric
street railroad motors that has ever
been consummated in tine United States
was made yesterday between the Brush
Electric Light Company of this city and
Philadelphia syndicate. The contract
calls for the furnishing of 200 motors, "a
generating station with "a l2O0-horse
power capacity and 80 miles of track.
This contract is for Rochester. The
syndicate is also owner OF
the franchises for Louisville. Buff
ialo. Pittsburg and Newark. The
company is composed OF Philadelphia
capitalists. with the exception of H..
sellers Mckee, of Pittsburg. They also
closed contract for 20 motors. "a gcner-
ating station with 900 horse power ca-
pacity and miles of track for "a new
electric street railroad no Johnstown,
Pa. The tracks at JohnstOwn will be
laid with the heaviest girder rail manu-
featured bv the johnson Railroad Iron
Manufacturing Company, OF that place.
and weighs SD pounds to the yard. On
am motors hereafter johnson Will have
the new short system motor The syn
dictate appointed committee of New
York experts to choose 20 system FOR the
cities mentioned, and they have decided
upon the Brush motor with the short
system. which. 20 is claimed. viii soon
De adopted by every street railroad iu
tine country.
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DIED.

LARKINS-On Wednesday. March 81. lsn. ~
5.sO O'Clock %. m.. CHArriE. son Of James ana
Jennie Larkins. aged years, months ana .
dHN~.
Funeral from residence OF George Watson. No.
s3m Chspliue street this friday afternoon At
so-cl1ck. Iutcrmcnt at Mt. Zion cemetery.
WEU-Mdni.ht Wednesday. March u iSn,
TourflA WEit. Youngest daughter Of Joseph
and Louisa He'll at their residence. No - Alley
.u AGED lOmonths and four days.
Burial go No. Calvary Friday afternoon al
O'Clock Friends aud relatives arc invited 10
attend
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AllInnre AgrIcultural works.

STANTON. Va. March 27.-Maior
George Chrismau. Jacob WiSSlcr and
Mr.. Prince. representing the Farmers
Alliance OF the United States, have con-
cluded Co establish the Alliance Agri-
cultural Works 500 Iron Gate. Allegheny
county. Va The works viii employ
from 800 90 500 hands. and their pro-
ducts will 60 to every Sub-Alliauce boo
the country. representing 4.ooo.ooo
....r.. I.r-
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passenger per mile and average trip per
passenger
No. mileage of trains; earnings, ex-
penses and net earnings per mile run by
trains: mileage Of cars, and average num-
Der Of cars per engine, and average number
of passenger, baggage and express cars per
engine
An examination OF these tables will show
an expenditure for betterments in the year
1859 of :. 0O6.2J in the year 1855 OF 81 81 =
~. an increase of S3,ISS6j. This expendi-
ture was on the Benwood extension.
There was an increase of tonnage in lSo9
as compared with ISIS of g1,Os5 tons, or
rs 42-lOO per cent, and an increase Of
revenue from the sum Of SlS,640.0S, or
Il 1900 per cent. The greatest increase in
tonnage was in pig and bloom iron, A, S32
tons. and the greatest decrease was IN
lumber. 81 .242 tons.
The increase in the number OF passengers
carried in 1889, as compared with lSSS, was
l. 443, or 2l-l0O per cent, and an increase
in the revenue from the same Of 8, 3lO.O2, or
5000 per cent.
The decrease in the cost Of conducting
transportation in 1889 as compared with
1855 is S4.9i796 or 9 54-l00 per cent. was Oc-
casioned by exemption from injuries TO in
dividuals which added largely to
ton in ISIS. The increase in
cost Of motive power in 1889 as compared
with 1855 is ~. S22.6 or - 2S-lOO per cent
was occasioned by repairs to engine house
and locomotives, and the increase in the
cost Of maintenance of way. S1,29S.43 or
Is Qi-lOO. was caused by additional repairs
of roadbed and especially the rebuilding OF
the abutments TO the Wellsburg bridge over
Buffalo creek.
The aggregate net earnings from all
sources in the year lsS9, as compared with
the net earnings Of the year ISIS, shows an
increase of SS.9l4.S5 or IL O6-lOO per cent.
The net earnings of 1889 were 50, 1915,
while the net earnings in ISIS were ST.,
5546l
BY order of the Board of Directors.
c. ID. HUBBARD,
President.
After the adjournment of the meeting,
President Hubbard was asked aS to
whether the new depot proposition was
discussed during the meeting. lnrepy,
he said it was not. That the matter
was subject to the approval Of the Ohio
River railroad people, and that nothing
would be done until they had been
heard from. lie added that in case the
plans submitted to them were approved
and the additional ground the company
desired from the city could be secured,
the stone wall ON the river front would
be erected during the coming summer.
and new tracks put down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
HuNrlNcToN LOSES.
Decision Oft Famous Pennybaker-Laid
ley suit az Charleston.

ley suit AT AhAFiFntnhs
CHARLESTON. March e1.-The ease OF
Pcuuybakcr rs. Laidley came mp i'm the
supreme Court of Appeals this after
noon FOR final decision. The case was
brought to set aside q decd from Penny
baker 90 Laidicy for fraud, and was dc
cided in favor of Laidlcy.
Thus goes the last hope of G. T..
Huntington and thc Central Land Com
pany to defeat Laldlcy i'm recovering
from them tine land which they had
bought and paid for. but which they
lost by fatal defect in the acknOwl-
cdeemcnt of Mrs Pcnnybakcr 10 the
deed to Huntington, she being then a
married woman. After her husband
died. She made the deed % Laidlcy for
what interest she had. She tried TO
set aside this deed for fraud. but the
court holds there was no fraud. This
land. e4Oacrcs. is within the city limits
of Huntington. and is worth hal mill
lion dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

Rocuf~rEn. y. y, March John
A. Davis. thc dciau.tug City Treasurer
of Rochester. who cmbczzlcd $4,000 oi
thc city's money. pleaded guilty Co "a
charge OF grand larceny in the first de-
gree this morning and was sentenced To
live years m Auburn Prison. lie VIII
hc taken to prison tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
Lacking Yet Rich.

Graves >cc they propose 20 taN
bachelors iu Wyoming at the rate Of
~. $50 So year.
Nerriman Well. as they are not mar
ried mcu. they can afford 90 pay IT,
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IIUDII IIWI -"
.------- 81.

LAWYER explaining to client-WeiL
now. INV dear sir. 20 tell you the truth
Client bouncing mp and out-lon
are mo- lawyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
WI, ~ engagement va, iroken-

Mis-, DE- Toutc ltomc>>cngcrl-Ihero
I~ no answer to This note.
Patrick a new importation ~ ou ne
d lair. mum. Nisthcr Brown >cz there
WIZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

Teacher OF Political Economy y on
NAV mention au infant industry
Lively Young Studcut-Siitins sum
and sucking ones thumbs.
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WHEELING INSrALMENT co.

It's easy to sell goods cheap if they're
bought cheap-We attribute our success
10 the fact that we know what 10 buy and
when TO buy-Ready money Is a power
ful factor and we use il freely-but it is
not ALA fool and his money are soon
parted" No matter what wealth we pos
seSSed we would be rs a fool in the market
Had we not knowledge of our bust
neSs-We make merchandising a study
We take pride in it-When we buy
we do SO in such quantities as 10 enable US
TO undorsell any competitor and give our
customers what advantages We can-Our
interests are identical with ours.-Our
success is YOUR success; If we can save
dollar Wen vouch that you'll save one too.
Come here any day this week, you'll
save mOuey.-Priccs are away down
Don't hesitate about m0ney.-Comc If
YOU haven't, but "a dollar or two.-We'n
help YOU out.-We'n sell you on install
mcuts and give you time 10 pay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

Leaving surplus Tor the yearaf-
Ger the payment of all fixed
charges az ....-..-...-- ..-.....
Orucarly llis perccut. on thecap-
itai stock.................... ...
The Treasurer account Is here
with submitted, showing bal
auc. BOO the hands ol the Treas
f-..~ p.....rnI,.r I'd fSu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

Proposals for the use Of the State Fair Ground.
for July iih. 1850. Tor picnics. etc, will be r.
ceiyed by the Secretary 10 April ist, 1870 at tive
O'Clock p III. For particulars apply at Office
Court House, GEORGE :. OTrE,
furl4iesla SecretnrV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

Number 90 tons of freight
carried Boa iSS9. ..........-- boN@-0
Number of TONS uf freight
carried out mile. .... ..-.-- lSYtN 10
Revenue from same ..... slpiln -
Number of passengers cay
ri.,l i'm fe,,l .......... l9lS2i
Number cf passengers rHr-
ricd One miIc....,......... leG-D
Revenue irlm sauc .... aao4l y
In addition 20 the foregoing, tables OF
statistics are herewith submitted relating
% the business Of the year lS>9, as COM
pared with the year ISIS. as follows:
No. -Bettcrments.
No. Local and foreign tonnage; ton
mileage and revenue; earnings and costs per
ton per mile. and average haul per ton.
No. Classified tonnage.
No. Passengers carried; passenger
mileage and revenue; earnings and cost per
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
= .OOO, 900 Worth Of Stone-Cive We a
Chance to Bid on Your stone Work.

=. OOo, 900 Worth Of Stone-Give We a
Chance to Bid on Your stone Work.
HAVING COMPLETED THE BELMONT
II County Court House aud Jail Viii give
personal attention to the stone business and aIl
prepared Oh handle anything in The line ui
building stone Tor the trade boz the Ohio Valley
10 urlce. to lelt competition. and CA short uo-
ticr Capacity of quarry and ,hippiu- fariii
tics twenty cars per daY. Estimates ou stone
Wors furnished on Application.
After twenty Years experience Boz tlc stone
business can say viii write specilcafiou- aud
lo YOUR stone uork and guarantee your tuiidinl
not OBJ crack.
w. j. McCLAlN,
Once. Room 10. National Bank Builpinc
nelaire Ohio.
Telephone Ne. 80. mris
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THE
c5ritrrnl 1loficrs.
dissolution OF PARTNER

IL SNIP.
The ro-rlrtncrslip heretofore existing o.
tween ! " Hartman and George Carmichael
under the frm name of Hartman a Carmichael
conducting fhf book and Job printing business
has this lal been Dissolved hy mutual r0n--ut
Geo. Carmichael retiring
The business win D. continued af SO 1913
Market street hf ,. 49, and "a r Hartman. uu
ler the firm uame oi Hartman Hros.. Who uii
settle all acc1lnt, no the lafe frm.
j. "a. HARTMAN
Go CARMICHAEL
March - IN mr5-adq
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Lot iO1Xi9) feet southeast coruer Of Main and
Twentv.fourth streets. with House Of 10 rooms.
No 2is2 Main street.
Lot GOxllO feet. northwest corner ~ Fifteenth
and Moods streets House No. 10 Fifteenth 81
Lot 3iXi40 feet. west side 81 Chaplinc street
House No. llS7; eight rooms.
No. 1921 Alley II, q rooms. Lot 60Ni2O feet. A
bargain.
No. 1872 McColloch ST.. lot e2X65. $40
The very desirable property on the northeast
corner Of Fifteenth aud Jacob streets, fronting
90 feet on Fifteenth street and running back Co
the alley 100 feet.
Storr-room and Dwelling. Nos. - and 50 fif-
tecuth street Must D. sold within ~ day. We
OFFER % bargain.
No. $40 McColloch Street. on easy terms.
RINEHART & TATUM,
Real Estate. Stocks and Fire Insurance.
mrs iiG3 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28

Also in connection with the treasurer's
account the general and income accounts
are Submitted. showing in brief the result
Of the years operations aud the balance
sheet Of the company.
The earnings and expenses of your road
for the year lSS9. under the different heads
of account, compared with those for the
year lSSS. will be seen by the following
statements
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.

Though we handle everything necessary
10 make your home comfortable and attrac-
tive-yet Furniture and Carpets are the
principal ingredients of our immense stock
We have always been proud Of these
lines and we are more so this season than
ever-The immensely and diversity Of
our stock iustifies us in saving that there is
not in this city a roof that covers as many
styles and designs in either Furniture or
Carpets as we are showing this season
And we can 50 further and add that not
even in the largest OF all large stores can
you find prices in these goods TO equal
those we quote yOu-The magnitude Of
our stock prevents Us from infinitely des-
cribing our grand spring eXhitit-We in
tend. however, TO keep you posted from
week 10 week on what goods we have here
and at what prices we offer them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
For Rent.

Per Month.
No 1901 Main St. linn building - rooms;
snlendid location for smnll hotel OF
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DATENTS.
ITO THE TRADE.

no THE TRADE.
We are now in our new quarters, No. 1918
Main street, and prepared to serve you promptly
with anything in our line.
GEO. II. GIBSON a BRO,
Wholesale Fancy Groceries and specialtes.
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alr,u advertisements.

MANIFESTATIONS AS DRIVER OR
w Grocery Clerk Address &c, TINS once
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The Wheeling InStaInent Co..
l136, 113S. 114O Market ST.,
Near Twelfth Street.

Our great reduction sale proved an i'm
mense Success anguine though we
were Of it, yet our expectations were more
than realized-It has made us many good
staying customers, who have been CON
yiuced Of their folly in paying fancy prices
at strictly Cash Houses''-We court
mparison-Nothing pleases us better
This sale gave the people an opportu-
nifty 10 compare our goods and prices with
those shown and quoted by other houses
And these prices made food for reiiec-
tiOn-6-ft Oak Extension Tables at $500
each, seemed impossible TO people who for
merly paid $500 or $500 for the same table
az strictly Cash Houses''-but eft Oak
Tables we sold at 500 each in numbers
innumerable and on instruments at that.
We do what no other house has ever at
tempted 10 dO-We sell goods on install
ments at less than cash prices-Our nu-
merous customers in this city and else
where are living proofs Of this assertion
And our oft Oak Extension Table at
800, on credit is standing practical