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RAILROAD STOCKS.
MERCHANDISE.


eonee-Optons closed steady. 10 points down
70 nP Sales were 6.7'Q bags, Including August
a. flee tG,o-,a; september, S5.9Nesi6. October.
yteOsgl6 10; November, SI4 N spot Rio easy,
lair eargocs, i9C: No. :. l1t@c.
susar-kaw. steady: rea6ei. easier and oui.
s"si No, : S'sei No y; 9.l6e; No. y. 81 4c: of
Copper-Firmer; Lake, August. SILK
Lead-EaSier; domestic, SAL
a
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TIE SoRTHERS PACIFIC RAILROAD

t'nE NOhlEEHN PACIFIC RAILROAD
z the Ire 20 take to All points Fast and
south u s The nISISe e:s soUrk Il
day in the year 20
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
No change Of cars
composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pullman
Drawing Room Sieepers OF latest
equipments
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best tbs, ean be constructed and in which &C
somnodsfions are both FREE and furnished for
Aeioers Of first or secon6-clas tckesss and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A continuous line connecting with all lines. AZ
nrctng cirect and uninterrupted service
n,Inan sleeper reservations car De secured in
sGssnce throt gh any agent of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
70 snc rom al points in America, England and
Europe cab be purchased At any ticket ONCE OF this
COMPANY
TRAINS Is.vr SEATTLE A. FOLLOWS:
For ST. Pau and Fast. els a N. and 2.OOp-m.
6 porliand ana South 6;15 and $3.50 g. Il and
For Olympia SIS a m ard 2:eop m
ne. for AnAoortes and North. s:io a. m and
For Mon,esano and Gr.y's Hs-bor s:soa m
For Tacoma and local. SIS ana $3.50 a m;
'<'-o, 200, S:25 and s;2o p.
TRAINs ARRIVE
FROM 81 Paul and East 1i:5s . m and
g. From Portland and The south 40 g. N. AIS ana
From Olympia. 2;45 and s:45 D. m
I'm I'm aon.e-ano and Gray's Harbor. AIS D M
from nacortss and North. 1910 and 500 ..
ION tacoma and local S;&5. II so a N. and
2:45 AIS. s45. has % m
Paul ~ -
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. eleSan.
cay coaches. finest palace dining cars between So
aire, i aeoIna and Portland direct Daily service.
Vii information concerning rates time Of trains
:outes and other details furnished on appIicar
ton
a. y. CHARLTON. Asst Gen Pass Ar,
III First ST, cor Washington Portland Dr.
A. CHiLBERG, City Passenger and TickeJ Aceu.
eoutneast corner ester avenue and Commercial
street, Olympic block. seattle Wash
i. A. NADEAU. General II mt and Depot Ticket
Agent Seattle depot, foot OF Third street
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CHICAGO BOARD or rR.nr

CHICAGO. Aug. 2A--The wheat marke. to4sv
was unsettled. At the opening a strong feelI,,Ss,
exlstea, influenced by reports of frost in tsS
Northwest first prices were s4tnlc higher than
The clos ne figures of saturday. The marked
advanced &C more, but weakened of 27sc from
The top price reached, then ruled stronger. ad
vanesGg &c, and closed i.c lower thsn on
saturday. Receipts, 2.2l6,oO bushels; ship
nents, .taa0U bushels
heat-FlrIn; cash, 8. 0Ss lSSi. 0S&4; September,
tLe-'s December, sI0ii s9L04A..
May, 47c.
S1ts-Cssh. SA&c, May, S4l.9Sfssc
kye-Quiet; CSC
barley-SleaCy; &c
fork-Sieady: cash. SO; October. sI0IS
s4fa-sieadyi cash. s6.5l: October. ST. COO. 62is
snort ribS, s6.47I.ts6
"hisky-sIiS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
fsirn1neASo, Aug. - -Cattle-Receipis 1900:
'Au'i active and steady to stronger. Good 20
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MINING STOCKS
Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Aug. 81. - Ispecial.l - Wheat
Firm; Willamette valley, $l.55; Walla Walla,
N-4Ii6 per Genital Receipts 1898 centals.
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STEAMERS.
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA

WI leave y stfeld Coz man dock .. O'Clock a m
MohGaF Wednesday ana FRIDAY for kingston.
Pert Gamble, Bangor. SeAaeck II orna HomA LII
nWsnp; hoods Port ard Vnt8n City. Returning.
leaves Union City a. e'ciocs a "a
D. 1EUITafAN. Master
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The stock market was
hampered at the opening today by the partial
interruption of telegraphic communication
Today the stocks which OF late monopolized such
large share OF attention, lost prominence. The
market developed strong upward tendency,
which later spread to even special stocks, which
closed'frm at about the highest figures of the
day. Union and Northern Pacific preferred each
advanced rs and Rock Island advanced per
rant
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WALLA wALI-A ADDITION
Brewer i Hupgaie, 10 Second street
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Government bonds-Firm.
NY0.s, ei<.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call-Easy; closing offered at .
exchange-eteaiy: 60-day bills, 81 $50: demand,
GS6iS. Bar siiyer-sSisc
BONDS
z. $. Is (regl..... n71SU. 8 q coupon 1O07s
Z. :. Is (eouponl.. n7l5Pacifc 6s......... 81
u. ;. Ilas reg J. 80 lCOt.4
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DACIFTC STATES SAVINGS LOAN AND
L BUILDING COMPANY.
SEATTLE SAN FEAxcIsco PORTLAND
washington California Oregon.
ASSETS, S326O00.00
JNo n WIFE,. President
". IL BUSCH Vice President and Gen Manager
" Fills. FARGO K Co.'S BANK. ............ Treasurer
GALA. TITLE IH1 & Trust Co.............. Trustee
a ID. HART. Assistant Manager. pol Seattle bick
n ID. ScRoGaY. Special Agent. seattle. Wash
NATL BANK OF COMMERCE, Local Treasurer,
seattle Washington
The largest and most successful Institution 81
the kind the coast, series -" special deposit
stock offers the best legitimate plan OF savings aad
Investment III stock 500 per share. par value.
All payments made ut the rate OF 6oc per share Pc
month. FULL AMOUNT paid IN stock series
sc" wlthdrewabie at any time affer sixty days
notice. Interest paid TO investors OF SIX months
standing and loans made on first mortgage at per
cent Correspondence sOlic ted.
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COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
~ Navigation Co.
TIME CARD FOR 1891
Commenced g "Wednesday. July l.
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
SEATTE AND IACOAA ROUTE.
Making round trips daily as per following time
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DASK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID Established On Pacific Coast sea-
Capital paid up-................. IS 1000 on
PoNeF 10 increase to.---..-..-......-s. 1000 101
sN8FiNs
Interest paid on tine deposits general banking
business Uansacf~d. foreign exchanges boaghs
EDc sold: drafts and telegraphic transfers Sold on
the bank branches, also IN New YORK Chicago
tanAdA AMI Hong .onS Deposits received sup
tect 20 cheek
Notes issued BY our British Columbia branches
Tedssraed ~ par.
BRANCH 20:
San Francisco. Cal. Portland. Or TACOMA
Wash, Victoria. Vancouver. New westmInister
1&nztmo and ksmlOcps, Is. G.
4. LEA BARNES. Manager
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sight exchange and teIecra9hic transfers New
York Chicago, ~ Paul. san Francesca. Port
land. and various pOinfs IN WASH
inglou. oregon and British
Columbia
Sight bills of exchange on London available eiss~
where in Europe.
Collections male az All points on favorable terms
Bonds. stocss and ether yAiuaDies received on de-
posi- fSf safe keeping
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DEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK
NdFitAl-srs-.. ANDtODs
With authority TO increase 10 81 900 900.
Occidental block Front strAes. fe~i@r avenue and
James street seattle. WAsn.
Incorporated December 10, 1899
oTFICSEs-BOAED OF TRUsrEEs
BAILEY GATZERT ........-.......... Pres,den,
JACOB ~ RITZ ..-....-........... Vice Pres sest
AETHlI A DENNY . second Stes- F'f,-. a. at
JA~. <. HAYDEN Manager ts<n - aud ~..t.' y
PRANK l. BIODtit.1T ......-. a Ssgstant ash er
!. JHWAEACHEi. JOHN LIAkY
NA. Z. BAILEY IDHN COLLINS
OTTO RANKE
Interest a'ioWet Yer snnuu SIX per cent On
term depysits, ! per cent IN ordinary deposits
Dividends declared last DAYS OF MAY arc No
veraber
Loans on real estate security.
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THE elise INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Capital stock, $500. 600
8AND 10 PER CENT. SECURITIES FOR SALE
investments made ia farm lands. tracts resi-
dence and business property
Statistical matter upon application
J. W. elise, President. H. w. nIsGISs, Treas.
{. N. SHkAFk, Vice Pres II X. elise secretary.
r. ". wHEEIER. PRES. ". BARRY, CASE
PRANK NJ sur rOS. ASSISTANT CASHIER
john Y. OsTRANDER. VICE-PREs
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
l. SEATTLE.
DIRECTORS:
d. T. DENNY, a = MILLER
:. p. STONE, JOHN Y OSTRANDER
r. W. WHEELER
Corner Second and Marion Streets, Seattle. Wash
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- Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toria: At p IT, passengers ecesvet on board AZ
p. m-l August II, 10, Il, 26 and 81
For Alaska August IS, 81
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
eound ports: at n August 3, 9, Is, Is 20
and 2S.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of the CON-
pasy. n Ocean DOCK Seattle
GO0DAI. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents. san Francisco.
II. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent Seattle.
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Making round trips daily per following time
table:
The most convenient dock TO al street car lines
and hotels in the CITY,
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COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
" Navigation Company. Time card for S9l,
commencing Wednesday, July /.
PASSENGER STEAMER BAILEY GATZERT
For seattle. Tacoma anu Olympia
GOING.
Leave Olympia daily except Monday. 80 a m.
Arrive Tacoma -. 10 % a III.
Leave Iacoma " So. $50 n m
Arrive Seattle . ..-l2.l5 p u.
RFTCRSISG.
Leave Seattle daily except Monday. 100 p m
Arrive Tacoma -. 3;l5 p. m
Leave Tacoma 400 p
Arrive olympia 0.l5 b.
Subject to change without NOTICE.
LANDINGS - Seattle. Commercial wharf; Ia
coma, y. p. K. Il. wharf: Olympia, PeFcIvaIs
wharf,
MEALS on BOARD.
Only boat making round trip sunday.
Carries Northwestern and WelIs-Fargo Express
and iass freight
L. r. SCOTT, President
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
The Big CattLe Steal.

The big cattle steal Of which men
ton was made in these columns last
week has now been investigated far
enough to bring number OF parties
alleged TO be engaged therein into
court under indictments and for which
they will probably have trial at the
special term in March. The parties
indicted are c. Fl. Frye, Chas. Bruhn,
II. Yount, w. Harmon, alias Cheyenne
Bill, John Andrews, alias Dutch John
and o. S. Herbert. EYen at this late
day it is impossible to ascertain the
exact number of cattle in the big steal
and perhaps it will never be known.
Nine cars, as we understand it, es-
capped the vigilance of the parties
making the complaint, and were ship.
ped through to Portland. The plan
of the guilty ones seem to have been
to buy a few and steal the more
| Nearly all the cattle men in this por
ton of the country are supposed tc
have been robbed. The escape Of the
nine cars from Payette may give the
officers extra trouble to get all the
proof wanted but the prosecution vii
haye enough on hand when the tria
comes to make it both warm and In
ueresting for some of the parties.
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The Agricultural College.

1t is settled fact that the present
legislature will locate and make some
appropriations for the State Agricul-
tural College. The question of loca-
ton has not yet been discussed. THE
News rises to question of privilege
and asks the citizens Of Blackfoot and
surrounding country if they are going
to remain silent and present no claims
for its location here or in this yicinity2
We ask the question in all seriousness
and in all candor The advantages at
Blackfoot for an institution of the
kind are unsurpassed BY those of any
locality in the State, and are we going
to let them remain covered as under
bushel and say to the Legislature we
don't ask you to consider them or dc
anything for us. Is that the kind OF
stuff we ale made of? If so, we are
pursuing the right course. Places
don't often have booms and greatness
thrown on them. Blackfoot surely
will not get the college unless it asks
for it and its citizens work for it. i
is by no means certainty that th'
places now seeking it will get it ant
it may prove that our chances ar
equal to the best. Let us make
move, and, although it may be tn
eleventh hour, we may win the COLDER
opportunity of a lifetime.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
NOTICE.
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE
- 1-al 1Gaf Z

COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE
January 18th, 1891.
NorrcE is hereby given that the fol
lowing Bingham County Warrants
will be paid upon presentation, with
interest thereon to date, il presented
within sixty (60 days from date of
this notice. Interest will cease from
and after this date.
GENERAL FUND.
All Warrants outstanding registered
PRIOR to October 1st 1890.
SPECIAL FUND.
All Warrants outstanding registered
prior to January lst, 1891.
BRIDGE FUND.
All Warrant outstanding registered
prior to January lst, 1891.
H. w. CURTIS, TREAS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
District Court.

Judge Standrod will wind up the
business of this term one day next
week. At the beginning of the term
there were over one hundred cases on
the docket; at its close there will
be less than dozen. bis Honor has
dispatched business rapidly, and as
we hear no complaint, we take il sat
isfactorily. During the session he has
been holding regular evening terms
and has thus given his attorneys q
full benefit OF day and night work
From Blackfoot His Honor goes to
Bear Lake, and from there will return
and hold a special term here in March
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
PROGRAMME

OF the W. c. T, U. Gospel Temperance
Meeting
To be held at Parsons school house.
west side, Sunday evening February
lst, 1891
Singing, hymn.
Gospel Reading, Mrs. j, s. Watson.
Singing, hymn.
Prayer, Mr. j. B, DAVIS
Singing, hymn.
Onenine address, Norman Jones.
Recitation, Matte Parsons,
Recitation, Homer Laliberty.
Recitation, Mrs. pulsipher.
ESSAY ON Tobacco and Alcohol, Miss
Nettie Duncan.
Recitation, Lot Adams.
Recitation, Emery Larocque.
Recitation, Hottie Parsons.
Select Reading, Mrs. Laliberty.
Dialogue.
| Recitation, Dickey Watson,
Short Reading and Recitation, Mrs
Larocque.
Singing hymn. Bcnediction,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

A"aho 0alAe OfSanizeu lOuge OI
Good Templars Sunday evening with
membership Of thirty-four.
A high liquor license bill has pass
ed the house OF the Idaho legislature,
license TO be $500, but it will be
somewhat amended in the senate.
Sam McCracken has sold his resi-
dence TO Drake, the colored barber,
and will give possession February 1st
FoR sALE-Horse, Buggy and Har-
ness. viii be sold cheap. Apply to
w. I. REEVES.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening. You
are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. L. A. Smith calls your atten-
ton TO the fact that she opened up
bakery and is prepared to furnish all
with bread, pies, cakes, etc.
Rev. John Dawson has announced
his intention Of holding service in the
school house at 7:30 p M, Wednes-
day next He cordially invites all to
come and hear him.
In Illinois, the senatorial race is
still in dead lock. Palmer, demo-
crat gets l0l votes; 0glesby, republi-
can 100 and Streeter, Farmers Alli-
ance man 3. The "big 3" hold the
key. About forty ballots have been
taken with same result.
Miss Matte Hopkins has been cleo
ted Vice Chief Templar Of the Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars for the state
Of Idaho. This is handsome com.
. pliment to one Of Blackfoot's young
ladies'
The spring session OF ST. Mary s
! Academy, Salt Lake City, begins
| Monday February I'd This is an ex-
eellent school for young ladies, NO
better in ali the West, and we invite
Idaho parents to write for information
See ''ad' in this issue.
!. II is almost an assured fact that
North Idaho will not get all the stat,
institutions OF learning, then why
stand we idle all the day long abou
!. the Agricultural College.
: The Attorney General has given hi
opinion that only those who had set
e tied on lots prior TO the passage o
the townsite bill Of Pocatello will b
d entitled to hold them at appraisment
Those who built later will have L
take chances with buyers in the opel
I. market.
E, Judge Standrod is ruling the lega
lights OF his court right down to bus
!, mess. He talks mildly but plain
! "Gentlemen, IL you are not ready wit
: your cases they will 60 over to th
next term.
N The county division bill Of BinG
e ham is being discussed in the con
mittec OF the whole of the house ant
Il we trust, will be poked in the hol
I. where all bad bills go.
Is The trial Of the two Italians charl
ed with the murder of Constable StoC
~ dard at Beaver Canon, resulted in col
a viction for murder in the second d
A. gree which will send them up for NJ
less than 10 years each.
ID The bill for a wagon road fror
v. Wallace, Shoshone county, via. Bal
,v ner. Boise county, thence on TO Leml
:. county and to Montana has passe
the house by vote of 26 to 3.
)" At the Grand Lodge of Good Tel
er plars held at Nampa this week the f
lowing officers were elected to SER
, for the ensuing year:
y C. w. Wernicke-G G. I.
y Matte Hopkins-y. G. G. I.
- r. c. Cahalan-Grand Councillor.
u Mr. Durfee-Grand Secretary.
w. L. Pearson-Grand Treasurer
he Rev. vanEngland-Grand Chap.
at q. c. Stull was elected as delega
X to the Right Worthy Grand Lodge
be held at Edinburgh, Scotland, d
:, ring the month of May.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
ONE THING AND ANOTHER.

- o"A0 ~ McluckerB.
Market Lake is in the midst Of a
great ice harvest.
ia February.
The special grand jury empannelled
last Friday found nine true bills.
Lewiston leads in the scramble for
the agricultural college.
Ignorance is no excuse in law, ex.
eept in lawyers.
The public school is preparing for
agrand entertainment 22d Of February
Pocatello both petitions for and pro-
tests against county division.
A National Convention OF Farmers
Alliance is now in session at Omaha
| A social dance Is announced for
Friday evening at the opera house.
d. D. Wright is assisting Clerk
Patrie IN clerical work during The term
Of court.
Governor Wiley win probably ap.
point the Insane Asylum directors
next week.
The snow Of the winter fell Monday
and Monday night II was as deep
~ measuring rod
The advance in prices and the ad.
vance Of winter towards spring make
beet steers in better demand.
O. W childs 4 Son, Of Ogden. were
up on legal business in court Wednes.
day.
Dr. MeNutt has been nominated by
the Liberals Of Ogden for mayor al
the coming election.
We will pay the highest cash prie,
for CousTY WARRANTS.
BERRYMAS & RodERs.
c. Bunting 4 Co. have new aad
in this issue Read H. Ii won, iak'
you long 10 End il
4 lodge Of Good Templars was or
ganiEed a. pocaiello Saturday eyenin.
Of last week.
Rev. Bcr, Foster is soon TO leav,
Pocalello and locate in Wyoming
The shop force is being increaseC
at Pocatello
Senator Mcdonnell has kindly re
D mcmbcrcd THE NEws with publ
documents Of much value TO the Office
u for which he has our thanks
4 Assessor and Collector Nordyke o
!, Logan county is short in his account
and has gone where the woodbin
Z twinc,h.
LATER Nordyke has returned fror
his escapadc and will probably max
Z winning efforts TO square up.
!. Geo. Coxier. railroad agent at thi
Il station. has been transferred TO Brie
Il ham City station, Utah, and Mr.. Mill
81 Montpelier succeeds him.
ic Cadet John Danilson, Of the 0gde
Military Academy, has been promote
: from Corporal 70 Sergeant in Co. 4
aThs flying Dutchman clock" is
daisy: the best services OF its recor
is the preachers accepted time, nov
Money nowadays is money; none
q brings office money gains friends
everywhere the poor man Is down.
Cassia county court will "rassle
with a waterright case In which oy'
1926 persons are interested.
m Secretary Of State Pinkham au
, wife passed up the road Tuesda
morning to Butte City to attend
ne,cc who was injured in a late raj
wreck on the n. p. road.
N AltAH flAttit Ibphiho
/, Grand Lodge of Good Templars
j. Nampa as delegate from the Blac
foot lodge
An elegant present has been LETT
TuE NRws Office for the handsome
lady IN Blackfoot; she will please CT
and vet II: its ready for delivery.
Arthur Davidson, formerly OF Blac
foot. but now at Albion, Cassia cou
ty was married to Miss Durfee OF tn
county last week.
When will the ladies OF the w
\ II II give us another one OF th'
y monthly entertainments Tney :
too good to be stricken from the G
cndar.
- AZ Il fNhurnh eve
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
SliI.snss lrd Ranch Property

CAip town lots IN my own
< Blacktoos and Ia the ldahn
D. Cos addition 20 Blackfoot for
d ! am agent Am also agent
ae Liverpool, London and Globe,
FHas American and the Northwest
nd Marine Insurance Co.'S. The
8EFeal School Furnishing Company
ago, the North German Lloyd
aan,Aip 20. Secretary and Tpas.
Z kassern Idaho Water Co.. the
\ ssi'os Irrigation and West Branch
Companies.
Il LlSp ATTORNEY, NorARv PuBLtc
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
|EE MESSAGEI
sa.HarrlsOn's, but Danilsen's.


Ks@ngrstnlate our Friends
d Customers upon tho Great
Avslns they have heretofore
n,sh, Of US, and do recon
,,.a that they call upon Us
!. tor Something still Bet
n We are carrying a splen.
a sock for the Season as
| va 4 Holiday Goods, and We
/ !, y, BE- undersold by any
,osz d lhe county. Aa in
/ veiioa d Stock and Prices
/ ! n,isty the closest buyer.