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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

When Baby was sick, we gave her caseorla.
When she was Child, she cried for Cassoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Cassor'a-
When she had Children, she gave them Casooraa'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

Once more you can get those Md1ns 1ne
Kso % Cucumber Pickles, rom Moan tSam
toss,s ns If YOU have never tr'eo tn.-n' I,-
now ia your chance.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
Bucklen's ArnIca Salve.

Bucklen's ArnIca Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Sores,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tet-
ter Chapped Hands ChiIblains, Germs carss ane
Piles OF no pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money refund
Price 25 cents pc box. For sale by ROBERT
son g. Glider.
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PEPPERMINT CORDIAL.

A pleasant and efficient remedy
for
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Newberry now has night telegraph
operator.
The weather has been fine for gath
ering the crops.
Miss Lizzie Griffin is teaching the
school at Kinard's.
Next week is Fair Week and every
body will go to Columbia.
Miss Lucy Whaley has been elected
teacher Of the Smyrna school.
There was a small crowd in town on
Monday for November saleday.
Court begins at Newbery next, Mon
day. Judge Hudson will preside
The annual meeting of the County
Commissioners will be held to-day,
Thursday.
Burton & Wilson have moved their
office to the Pool building on Caldwell
street opposite Newberry Hotel.
A chicken with a liver weighing
ll3 ounces was curiosity exhibited on
Monday by Alfred Caldwell, colored.
Capt. r. H. Wright calls on all per-
sons indebted to the late firm of Wright
and J. W. Coppock to settle at once.
See notice.
Cabaniss & Miller have bought forty
acres of land from Mr.. J. D. s. Living
ston, one mile from town, for pasturing
their cattle.
Rev. w. G. Schaeffer will preach his
fourth anniversary sermon next Sun
day morning as pastor of the Newberry
lutheran church Sermon on The
Hymns" at night.
The sidewalk on Friend street lead
ing to the depot is full of holes and gull
lies. \ little work on it would help
things very much.
There was a slight accident to the
engine at the Oil Mill few days ago,
but it has been repaired and the mill is
running again on full time.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Jacob 4. Dominick and Miss Eunice
A. Sease at the A. R. P. church, Pros
Snrity. on TuesGay evening November
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The New Schedule

On the Columbia and Greenville
Railroad went into effect on Monday.
Through trains now run between Co.
lumbia and Greenville via, ,Alston New =
I..,,d ouronc &C follows.
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For o5F,ST: sSois 3Ss1SSa 3fSrSsa wiz g. e. aoa s0d1s at
fol following rates 'r0'N
helnW: ...x,,sta ............s---- ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-20

Fun and plush capes cheap.
TuTH&S'9 GEo. N. SHOOK & Go.
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LOCAL BREYlTlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
tho City.

Matters of Minor Moment in and Abou
tho City.
OPERA HOUSE this eyenIpg-MH. scOttsId
dons.
MICHIGAN potatoes arc being brought here b.
dealers.
KILlMYER furnished the music at the Wheel
ing Club last hight.
WosK was resumed in the Central glass house
yesterday morning.
couScu. meets for the last time tonight tC
sign the minutes aud say goodbye
A DIVIDEND oil i've per cent has been declared
by the Fire aud Marine Insurance Company.
ALI the ice houses IN this section are pretty
well tlCd with Ice Of very fair quality and lhicE
ness.
The TutonIa sociaty gave a very enjoyable
night.
one Of the engines in the new electric Ugh!
plant was put Ia motion yesterday, and worked
very smoothly.
CHARLES srArLER, who disappeared last Wed
mes Ry, returned yesterday. he had simply
gone 10 Pittsburgh on trip.
Mn, ANTON REYMAEH has concluded 10 70
build on a much finer plan his hotel at Myers
lake, Canton, o., burned some time ago.
SINCE Sunday this quarter OF the globe ha!
been undergoing what lrl Hicks CAll1 genera
storm movement. ltisRVery sill movement
CONTRARY TO expectations the South Side
Rank did not get into It's new quarters yeSter
day, owing 10 delay In putting IN the electric
li2h fixtures.
WILLIAM RATcLIFPR, manager Of the plate
mill al tie Whitaker Iron works, fell down and
iractured one OF his left ribs. pr. Ford Is at
lending MIN.
CTIpP UyI,v and Street Commissioner CLARK
hvJ ! nIrr stIea,n tnrmeI into the sewer nj M
81, Charles Hotel yesterday, trSin 10 push oul
al obstruction,
IrIs understood that thD Wheeling & Lake
FtIo aiIrCSd viii moi have trains rnnninR into
,t'S Ecrr mil sbn,,t inc GrSt ri Anil an
Sncn,,nt ~ IbS wSstheT' ''S
y. Wv - .,.,,,, ,,,o ,,,,,
~. a. q, ne t,ro StoSy frnTs bonSs IL be- mil
ov s s h Tyoht streei for chaS. ". Frauxhcini
It VIII cost about sSVVo
ALBERT BELT me EASY MheeLng 1ii1 ~, I1uu l
silver Watch III inc po4 IN MiIEG Y, ~ tSepS
scraps Of clOtn IN MS bhOP' now ~ sVt inert
can only be eoniectured.
CHARLES, a Slx.year-Old son OF Thomas Deig.
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TEAS. coFFEEs, ETC.
AtlantieTeaCo.
TEA IMPORTERS
COFFEE ROASTERS.

We have just completed invoicing.
The result is very gratifying to us. Not
SO much for its money item value as the
fact that tie year just closed has made
for US Thousands Of customers, showing
an increase far beyond our most san
guine expectations. We feel grateful
toward every patron for the part they
have taken in supporting our honest
and successful battle against high prices.
At various tunes would.be competitors
have tried to mislead tho public by as
sorting that we could not possibly cell
goods at the prices we advertise. This
persistent display OF jealousy on their
part has materially strengthened US,
and while We appreciate the result Of
their conduct, we cannot but pity the
spirit that prompts such methods. We
fear no competition. We are not afraid
to advertise prices and the reputation Of
our house is u sufficient guarantee that
you will find every article we sell to be
Just what we say it is, and at Just the
price We advertise. Victory always in.
spires confidence. We therefore enter
the promising year Of 1891 with re-
newed viror with a determination to
beat our record Of 1890.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Col. John T. McGTRw. Of Grafton, was at thu
Mcclure house yesterday.
Manager E. A. Ball, Of the Terminal Railway
Company, is ip New York city on business.
Mrs. Charles Burdctt Hart and Mlss Mac Belle
Hart will be at home 10 their friends nexl
Thursday evening iromS TO 10 O'Clock.
Mr. Thomas F. Heskett, the popular Baltimore
i Ohio conductor, Is taxing weeks vacation
in this city. iShIs first for two years.
Mr. I'd. Holiday left for Toledo yesterday
afternoon TO represent Wheeling lumber dealefl
at the meeting Of the Union Association o.
Lumber Dealers.
on account Of break in the natural gas plpep
Mrs. Louis SteenrOd Will not give drive whist
party next Friday evening, as announced IN
yesterdays iETELLISEECER.
Mr.. Anton RCymann. his son, Nj. Paul Roy
mann, and daughter, Miss Anna, left last even
Ing for Milwaukee over the D. & o. road, 10
spend considerable time there.
The PhilIppi Republican says: Mr. win A.
Williamson left for his new home OF Wheeling
on Monday. During bis mercantile career here
"Bill" has won the highest respect Of all our
people and has shown himself 70 be man
whom any one would be Glad to number
among his friends. He Is good bust.
every sense. Mr.. Williamson goes from here
Der OF tho Mccoy Shoe Company, taking the
place OF secretary and book keeper. The people
Of Pilippl, with whom h0 has been associated
for the past four years, regret very much 70 SEQ
him leave, yet wish him success which every
worthy young man like himEcIf deserves.
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ANOTHER BAD WRECK

On the Ohio River Railroad at Round
Bottom Last Evening.
Last evening at Round Bottom, about
three miles below Moundsville, a serious
wreck occurred on the Ohio River rail-
road, which delayed passenger train
No. 4, due here from the South at s
O'Clock, about Eve hours. The north
bound local freight train jumped the
track from some cause not yet definitely
ascertained, and FIVE or six loaded box
cars were mashed all 10 pieces.
II is supposed that the accident was
due to the spreading Of the rails. The
engine had passed over the spot all
right, as had a car or two, when another
car left the rails, followed by four or five
Others. They were piled in perfect con.
fusion on the track and on both sides
OF 1t.
II so happened that nobody was on
that part Of the train that was wrecked,
and nobody was hurt. The damage will
be very costly, however, and the track
cannot be cleared beiore noon to-day.
The engine Of the freight was run up
to the city, aud a passenger car was
taken down and the passengers and bag,
gage Of No. 4 were transferred and
brought up to tho city, arriving consid'
erably after midnight.
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A CHEEKY THIEF
Caught by two Policemen last Night Almost
inths Act.

Caught by two policemen last Night Almost
inths Act.
Last evening about dark a man COM
ing down Market street past McFadden's
furnishing store, sputched a line OF
gloves hung on apole from the side Of
the door as samples, and rau of with
them, taking pole and all. He went
down Market street and up Fourteenth
to the alley. A boy who SAW the theft
ran across Fourteenth street TO where
Officers Moran and Lukens were stand.
ing and told them. They ran up TO the
alley and found the fellow coolly re-
moving the gloves from the pole. He
was arrested and tlken before Squire
Arkle, who sent him to jail to await the
action Of the grand jury on a charge oil
petty larceny. He gave his name as
Thomas McGowAu.
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THREE. QUARTER JACKETS at one-third
prices. Some at less. SNo9E d Co.

TAG Bundy Automatic Time Record
or and Auburn Watchman's Register on
exhibition at the Office Of Tho Globe
Contract Co., SO Fourteenth street, Is at
tracing the attention Of all employers Of
labor and who have valuable properties
subject to the dangers Of fire.
They are models Of mechanical per-
lection and indispensable in their several
lines. They are worth the examination
Of any ono INTERCEPTED ip labor a4d the
protection OF their properties.
You. have an absolutely perfect check
on your men and your Waterman is al.
ways under your own supervision, and
you know Just where he is every ten
minutes at outside.
These PROJECTIONS Of mechanism are in
actual working condition at our Office
and we inyite your examination.
THE GLOBE CONTRACT 90,
IS Fourteenth street.
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MARTINls PERRY.
Father NIattlnglS's Anniversary Personal
and General Items.


aud General Items.
William Hilton Is quite sick with pneumonia.
The MASons will install oficen tomorrow
evening.
Tho factories At the Laughlln mill will so on
tomorrow.
Nm. o. Rutssl Wood returned yesterday from
three weeks visit at Terra HAuie, Ind.
Miss Mary L. Smith Is quite sick with lung
fever Rt hoF home on West Hanover street.
J. 7. Hanes has sold two lots IN shreve's add.
tlou, belonging 10 James DOlan, TO L. G. BOYD.
General Booths book, 'In Darkest England
Is having big run a. the PostOifce news stand
Capt. and Mrs. L. W. lnslebright will enter.
tain the Social and Atcadian clubs tomorrow
evening.
Walnut street will only be graded as far west
as Third street for the present. with the gravel
flll Is bslug made on Second street, between
Walnut and FAyette.
There has been large advance sale for "a
Royal Pass" at the Opera House tonight. The
| show Is said 10 be Que Of the best on the road,
and the house will be crowded.
Harry Wethcald will remove his family 70
Findley TO day, where he will manage rolling
mill. His brother, William, Is also working
there, but will not move until next summer.
Refreshments willbe served by Mr. and Mrs:
George Reece under tbs auspices Of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Y. n. q. A., for the ministers,
dIrcctorsAnd committeeman who meet tonight.
Mr.. George G. Stately, the lending comedian
In "a Royal Pass" Is one Of the very best IN the
country, and he Is supported by splendid com.
pany The attraction will be one Of best Of the
season. AZ the Opera House tonight.
Tho farewell sermon Of Rev. q. N. Conway al
the Baptist church on Sunday evening was a
mastery one. he church was crowded, every
denomination in the city being Represented,
| During the paSto'ale OF the Rev. Mr.. Conway
tho congregation has purchased \ lot and erected
| q parsonage costing s2,300, and there have been
thirty additions 70 the church.
sunday was Feast Day Of ordination in. the
| priesthood for Rev Father D. d MAttlngly, Of
81. Mary's Catholic Church, he having reached
bis twenty.tith year as priest The church
now owns property worth from SO 70 $500
| and the indebtedness Is only $500, Father
MRttlngly has been rector oil the church only
two and onehaf yearS, during which time 4
$1,000 edllce has been erected, q twoBtory
frame rectOry purchased, etc. This speaks well
| for the reverend gentleman. He has almost
recovered his health. The choir Ia " AREy'i
| Church, OF which John II. Dobblns, Jr., |;
| director, now numbers fourteen members and
they sing exceedingly we'll. The congregation
Is not ouly well pleased with the rector, but
| the choir
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a send on for colonel TIom

The Pan. Handle News, of Wellsburg,
has this great send of for Wheeling
Colonel Thomas NJ. Darah, Of Wheel.
ing, Ia mentioned very prominently as a
candidate for Auditor Of State. It's an
A No. ! mention. Colonel Darrah Is
well and favorably known over the en-.
tire State. His Democracy is unimpeach.
able and he has always been faithful
aud efficient worker for the party's best
interests. He is q gentleman in the
Btrictest sense OF the word, a thoroughly
capable man, and we know Of no one in
the State better qualified to fill the
position. His popularity is such that
should be receive the nomination, his
election would be assured beyond the
shadow OF doubt. Weuuderstand the
Colonel has Kodak, which he occasion.
ally points at things animate and mani
mate; should the Democracy and the
public in general return the oompli.
ment by bringing a camera to bear upon
the Colonel, we haven't the least doubt
but he would show up in the finish,
bright, clear and smiling, without spot
mr. hlaniRh.
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onnANINa UP SANDSTONE s TaoMAs.
CLEANING Up SALE!
A Rare Chance for Money
Savers This Week!

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
2oOPIcocs Lancaster ainghamsa at 6'ic'wOrth &C.
100 Piece, Amerlcan1ndIsO Blue Calico at SIC
worth &c. -.---
100 Pieces MerrlmAc Light Calico Gtt4c.
100 Pieces Mcnimac Dark Calico at 4,1c' worth
200 Piece. 1lwrsn:o Ii. Muslin a. 'He' worth
OSc'
@ Doe. =, Celebrated q P. D. An Wool skirts at
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
20 Rolls RozspIy and stlnsen Tapestry BFa''
sells at 7Sc, worth voc.
IS Roll, Best All Wool Ex Super Carpets Atc'o
worth 7Sc.
5osmyraa Rugs ATS as, wsF'hss.
5osmyrna Rugs at s2lS. wOrthsa
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police force, should Chief Delbrugge b.
re-elected2 STRAIoHToUT DEMocRAT.
Wheeling, Jan. 10.
FORT aRNRY.
stockholders Elect a Hoard of Directors
Tho Restaurnnt Open.

stockholders Elect . Hoard OF Directors.
The Restaurant Open.
At the stockholders' meeting Of the
Fort Henry Club last night, the follow
ing Board Of Directors was elected: o.
O. Dewey, Dr.. A. 7. Stifel, Gibson Lamb,
for three years; Hullihen Quarter, w.
F. Peterson, James P. Adams, TO serve
two years; D. E stalnaker, E B. Frank.
helm, G. P. Bissell, to serve one year.
The constitution was amended in sew.
eral particulars. One amendment pro.
vides for the admission Of members who
will hold no stock. OF these the first
fifty will be admitted for $50, the second
for $40, the third for 500. A special
membership is constituted for clergymen
and officers Of the army and navy
stationed in Wheeling.
A vote Of thanks was rendered TO the
old Board OF Directors, under whose
direction the house was fitted up for the
club. The new board is the old with
two changes.
The restaurant was opened yesterday,
and the first luncheon served with satis'
factiont to thenumerous patrons. To-day
the kitchen will be in better working
ordaF
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NM RyPUBLIClN NONISEKs
For the CTS. Council Thoroughly IirpreSOr
tntlys digu.

For the CITY Council Thoroughly h'prosous
tatlvs dien.
The Register, with a5 good grace as it
can, prints the Democratic list Of Coun-
Gil nominees, makes the best showing it
can Tor them, bat has to point ont the
ten liquor dealers. 1t speaks OF Mr..
Rose, Of the Eighth ward, as "manu-
facturer." Why it does not specify that
he makes birch beer and mineral waters
and bottles them cannot be copjectured.
| Is the Regisler ashamed OF these harm
less drinEsP The Republicans have a
candidate in the came business, a repu.
table, competent business man, who il
elected will make a model Councilman.
The Republican ticket Is given in full
below, and an honest comparison is In
yited:
FIRST WARD.
First Branch-william Otto, manager
glass works.
Second Branch-Edward Elliott, boil.
er; James E. Hanes, carpenter; j. g.
Haberaeld, retired boiler and contractor
JVuA OSukA0AtJt sSS4A9sSAs
sEDoSD WARD.
First Branch-Fenty Morris, paper
box manufacturer.
Second Branch-H. O Richards, mer-
chant tailor; D. B. Buckner, colored
workingman; II. L. Wheat, local agent
Pabst Brewing Company.
THIRD WARD.
First Branch-P. B. Dobbins, bank
cashier, ex. President Board OF Commits
sioners, etc.
Second Branch-Jacob Jefferson, bank
teller; j. r. Butts, Brick contractor, ex.
member Board Of Public Works; a. T.
Hupp, wholesale grocer.
bRoUETH WARD.
First Branch-Gaorge G. McKown,
manufacturing founder and maChinist.
Second Brapch-Albert Rsdmsn, sr.
mRchinist; Thos. G. Britt, bricklayer
Thomas Hanna, paper manufacturer.
PIprH WARD.
First Dranch-Dr. D. 81, Taylor, ply
stefan.
Second Btanch-Charles F. Bachman
| WHOLESALE pTOuuCe ueICuautj h' T,
Bshrens, grocer, steamship agent real
estate operator; james K. Hall, book
keeper.
u5i SIXTH WARD.
First B;anch-GuStavs Il. Modick,
Second Branch = William Shields,
mailer; Henry O. Meyer, bother o.
mineral waters; William Cook, foreman
Whitaker mill; Jacob R4tzsr, ,clerk
Edward Moore, produce dealer.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Branch-GsOrgs J.CAdd!e, den
Second Branch = Thomas Prince,
steamboat owner and capitalist ex.Coun
| W Commissioner; William Marsh, cigal
manufacturer; James ?. Maxwell, OK
pert accountant.
EiGHTH WARD.
First Brauch-Frank Riuehsrt, glass
mold maker.
Second Branch-Joseph H. Freese
mailer; Charles Craig, glassworker
Charles Kalbitzer, butcher; Charles
MorniDgstar, glassworker.
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BOMBARDING "a BED.

The occupant this bed danger whatever guns which
are Of the heaviest cabr but Uncle Sam has balls
course he would be in danger epong behind
but having the bed from HOU Sc HERMANN he
its quality well enough to know that heis perfectly safe
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AN ISLAND VOgEl


objects to Supporting DOlbrugrO in Friend
ship for n Deputy.
To the Editor Of he IHtelligeRee.
s1n:-Twoyesrs ago the Seventh ward
in spirit Of friendliuess to deputy scr.
geant, helped to elect Captain Delbrugge
Chief of Police. The Chief has not sat.
listed the law.abiding citizens OF the city
in his administration, and must not be
re.elected-at least the Island must re.
turn to her first allegiance, which is the
Republican party. and must not assist
in the election OF Captain Delbrugge,
because In go doing she ia not doing her
part when she adds her support to one
who has proved undeserving. Two years
ago "Bobbie" McNichol made a per.
sonal appeal to the people Of the Island,
and assisted very materially in the cleo.
ton OF Captain Delbrngge, because the
people Of the leland liked Bobbie; but
if the Island vote ia necessary TO retain
in office Captain Delbrugge because Of
friendship to a deputy, 1t is about time
that friendship was directed otherwise.
am led 70 this communication by the
canvass "Bobbie" is making for his
chief. He is working amongst the wives
Of Republican voters Of the Island, with
the babyish plea that ii DelbrugRe is de.
ieated no will be out Of employment.
The ladies, whose sympathies are
aroused, plead with the head Of the
house to beirienS Bohhis by voting for
Captain Delbrugge. The ladies do not
consider that a vote to retain Captain
Delbrugge as Chief, while it may secure
8 iayoE!te deputy to the Island, replaces
a man in position who is opposed by all
the better element OF both parties in the
city, and who was nominated by those
in his party who oppose the enforcement
of the laws made for the protection Of
the citizens, their wives aud families.
And the laws entrusted TO the care Of
the Chief are such as concern the wives
and mothers Of the Island and the city
especially tho ordinances governing
the saloon and liquor business OF the
city.
Bobbie appeals, too, to the young vot.
era OF the Island, some Of whom he has
favored by taking them home instead Of
to the lookup at times when their con.
duct or condition was such as would war.
rant him in their arrest and detention
In the lookup. Young man, repay this
obligation in some other way. Don't
vote for Delbrugge, and thereby &C.
knowledge yourself obligated in this
manner.
Republicans, we have two men at the
head OF our ticket who are not untried
men by any means. Captain Dunning
has been tried as an official and not
found wanting. John O. Deyine has
lived Ia our midst for years, and as man
and boy has reputation and character
above reproach. AS Deputy United
States Marshal he has proved himself
capable Of the position henow aspires to
a. the chief police officer Of the city.
AN ISLAND VOTER.
n
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'sEA1sKls JACKETS cheap. SHOOK 4 Go.
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oRRERs for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 2l0C
Main street,
Anatnar I;oIanIty.

Another frightful calamity, the results
Of which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
results Of this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de-
struction OF prices at Hod's shoe store,
at ll43 Main street, and the people are the
benefactors by 1t. Call and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
be convinced ofthe truth. A larRestock
Of rubber foot wear Is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as We are now
brought to face and their prices have not
gone np.