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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-09
|$1,ooo,ooo Auction Sale
CORPUS CHRISTI
Real Estate,
NOv' 10, II, Il, IS and n.

We offer to all the opportunity property
at the UYERS OWN PRICE Money We
funds to finish improvements and will
rifce heavily them This fve.day sale will
l. One Million dollars worth of choice building lots he
Cliffs" overlooking Corpus Christi Bay Sold singy with privilege
ech handsome All rapid transit track overlooking
Bay. Will be sold sngly.
B. The elegant Ata Vista" Hotel the stylish franc
Hotel in Texas Dining foor elevators all improve
ments Situated Three Mile Pont noble cliff utting
Corpus Christi Bay he finest hotel site America"
travellers Almost ready for furniture
A. Eleven small houses, rooms each. Sold ngly.
New cotton gn only in Corpus Christi; complete ready
for business;
g. 400 splendid land mile back from Bay adjoining
"The Cliffs" Sold in ., 10 and 20
T. The rapid Transit Railway, lies
with 30 pound steel rails, scdy built.
All these properties private sale in lots suit
terms and at attractive prices prior auction sale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-09
TO CORRESPONDENCE

TO our EASTERN ADVERTISERS.
All advertising for the Daily and Week
y LIGHT, must come to US through Our
special agents, Messrs. Palmer & Rey. 232
10 235 Temple Court, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
BAIRD MEMORIAL.
The Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Com
pany Pass Resolutions of Respect.


There was a meeting OF the directors
and stockholders of the Wheeling
bridge and Terminal Company ycStcr-
day, the chief purpose OF which was to
take suitable action on the death OF DR..
ucorgc Baird, who was one OF the di-
rnctorS OF the company. The following
resolutions were unanimously passed:
With profound sorrow and incNprcssiblc
rain we note the absence of our bright
minded and great hearted friend and as
sociatc director. George Baird. NJ. D., who
died March It'll 1891.
He was charter member Of this Com
rany has been continuously a director.
member of the Executive Committee. FIRE
Guenllv chairman Of the stockholders
meetings ami during four years was PrcSi
dent
No community ever had a more Jealous
and solf-sacriicing friend
Possessed of u remarkably active mimi
and vigorous purpose, he was wonderfully
untirinc in high resolve and fertile IN con
slant effort Ia promote the welfare oi the
city he So ardently loved.
The time he unscishly devoted to the
public good. without pay or hope Of money
reward. would. if reduced tO ordinary bus
mess hours aggregate wears Of actual work.
His brain and hand have shaped State
and National Legislation with special
reference 10 the welfare OF the City Of
Wheeling.
Records in this office show that by an act
OF the Legislature Of February -. 1872. he
was an incorporation, and subsequently
chairman of the committee 10 report plan
of organization aud action OF the "Wheel-
inC and Ohio Union Railroad Company.
to which Company and to the w. N L. f..
r. II. Co. the county and city by popular
vote were afterwards authorized TO sub
scribe seven hundred thousand dollars.
From that time until his death, under
many trying and diScOuraging circum-
stances, he was unccasng and unyielding
in his faith and efforts 10 secure To the city
"A Union bridge and additional railroad ia
ciitlcs The public will never know ahun-
dredth part Of his sacrifices and efforts TO
promote its interests aud his absence from
this board is an irrCparable loss.
To his afflicted family we affectionatcly
tender our sincercst sympathy.
In honor of his memory and worth it is
ordered That our engines be draped in
mourning for thirty days; that this action
be spread upon our records; that duly
certified copy be rendered to the family,
and that we donow adjourn for thirty days.
+. j. HEARNE, Il. II. CocnRAN.
Secretary Pro Tfm. President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
UNLUCKY M0RTALS.
HALF A DOZEN CITIZENS MEET WITH Ao-
ClDENTS.
Charles Beck Dangerously HUT Last Night BY
Falling From Bridgs-AnOthsr Case Of
the Same SoIt-Ainor CASUALTIES.

Last night about . o'clock a very
serious accident occurred at the Wheel
ing Bridge and Terminal Railway bridge
over Caldwelrs ruin, at Main and
Twenty-ninth streets, which may result
in the death OF Charles Beck, cigar
maker. who lives in that vicinity.
MIR. Beck was on his way home, and
i'm crossing the bridge he was deceived
by the pickering OF a light somewhere
close by and uuconsciously walked into
an opening, falling about eight feet onto
projection. and from there dropped
about the same distance into the bed OF
the run. In falling his back struck an
obstacle. and when found there was a
fear that the spine was broken. As soon
as he graSpcd the situation Mr. Beck
called for aid, and Il boy ran down the
bank to see what was wrong. He in
turn notified some men. and Beck was
carried up to the surface. A call was
sent to the City Hall from the patrol boz
M Twcnty-eighth and Jacob street; and
the patrol wagon was sent down. A
brother Of the wounded man was mott
fled. and preparations were made to take
eek to his home, but the brother eN-
planned that he had his sick mother tc
take care Of, and the patient was taken
to the hospital At 1890 o'clock phy'
stefan had not seen the patient, and the
extent Of his injuries could not be de
initely asCcrtaincdi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
AFTER the FIRE.
The sum of s13,S5O Insurance on the
stock ofthe Bon Ton.

The sum of S13,S5O Insurance on the
stock Of the Bon Ton.
The fire which made such havoc with
the Bon Ton notion store, mention of
which was made in yesterdays REGrs-
TER, was fully eXtinguiShed about five
o'clock yesterday morning. Not only
was the stock and building in the rear
badly burned. but the heat throughout
the store was SO intense, as 10 peal of
the wall paper IN many places and ignite
wooden goods packed away in boxes on
ihe shelves. Every few moments
there would be fresh evidence
Of the wiley flames lurking in
these boxes. H. they would be seen
breaking ont in different places. The
fire seemed to be smolGering IN all this
wooden material, ami the only way TO
cfTectually cXtinguish the fire was to
haul the boxes all down from the
shelves AID dciugc them with Bah
cock apparatus, which was extensively
used after the main body Of the fire was
cut of
There was an aggregate insurance Oh
the stock of Sl3,s50, distributed as fol
lows: nj. V. l.. Rogers agency there
is S2.OOo in the Fire Association Of
Philadelphia, -. 900 in the Royal, Eng
land, and -, 200 III the Lancashire. Eng
land. In EnSheimer'S agency there is
S3.O5O in the Northern. OF England, and
81, 100 in the Queen, England. In the
Franklin Insurance agency there j.
81 200 IN each of three companies, the
Imperial, and London and Lancashire
of England. and in the Franklin. OF
Wheeling. Mr. Whit'S loss on the stock
is estimated at $3.50.
The building is owned by the Horn
brook estate, and the estimated loss is
81. 800. II i insured for $1,000. dis
rs follows: Tive Thousand do
lars in the Fire and Marine. OF Wheel
ing: - 900 i'm the Jefferson; -, 500 in the
Anglo-Ncvada. OF California; =, 500 in
the Sun. Of England; $1,000 ia the NJ
agara. of New York. and $1,000 in the
Commercial. of California.
\ telegram was sent Tuc>dly night u
Mr. Whit, who was on his way to New
York on his bridal trip. II was sent to
but he did not receive it
until he reached Cumberland. where he
took breakfast. The bridal tour was ali
ruptiy ended, Mr.. and Mrs. Whit re-
turning home on tbs 1l:4O train last
night. Immediately upon his return
Mr.. Wait visited the store, and took
haSty glance over the stock. preparatory
to repairing 10 his apartments at the
NcLure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
4 Bad Accident.

A Mr. Myers, who is employed at the
Riverside steel plant. and resides just
below the Marshall county line. was the
victim OF a painful accident about nine
o'clock yesterday morning. He was
working at vessel which was propped
up and in some manner the support was
removed and the vessel fell, striking
him on the right leg which was badly
cut and bruised from the knee down.
DR.. l.. ESkey was called and rendered
the necessary medical service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
An INTERESTING ENGAGEMENT

Maude Granger's new play, inherit
ed. " or "G'Herltage d Helene, in which
she will open her engagement to-mor-
row night, offers her the strongest
emotional role she has ever appeared in'
When the lustrous eyed Maude'S sue
ress in Camille, Cora, "Frou foru,
mud roles Of that calibrc l. taken into
consideration, that l. saying a great
deal. No little interests being eyinced
I'm the fair dangers coming. Every
body has heard of her, aud everybody IS
anxious to see her. Her costumes are
always revelation to enthusiastic fem
inlnitv. There il a large demand for
seats for her engagement. The OIL be
changed at the Saturday matinee ana
night performances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Itnitn.hnh RI,iniiIls.

About three o'clock yesterday morn
ing. n. II. korte. engineer on the Is. N
q. yard engine, ut Benwood Junction.
was struck in the face with lantern
in the hands OF John Reilly, conductor
on the freight train. The engineer had
the throttle wide open, but could not
move the train, as 1t was too heavy.
Reilly thought he was making no effort
TO move the train. A quarrel enSued'
during which Reilly struck korte IN
thu face with his lantern, laying open
the flesh on his upper lip and making
an ugly wound. korte came to Ben,
wood, where DR.. h. Bskey dressed
his wounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
1nr Observation-Disclosures 20.

This evening this celebrated comedy
company will commence three nights
enlightenment at the Grand. The Spring
field NCtrS says:
Regardless Of the heavy rain on Tues
day evening COnrad's Opera House was
filed to witness the ''hindergarden.
Tho parts were all well sustained, as
was atteSted by the continued applause
they received. The music was exceed
ingiy well rendered both by the orcheS-
ira aud band.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Mission at st. Matthews.

The mission services at st. Matthew 5
Church still continues with interest I'M
abated. Holy communion was held yes
tcrday ut 100 a. m. At iO40 there was
Morning Prayer and Instruction, and
ahont a hundred persons were present
Ar the Mems meeting at 1905 DR.. Car
stensen delivered a brief address on the
"Nianllness OF Christianity. lie also
prearhed sermon to the children at
80 D. m. on "AcheS and Pains. Last
night br Christensen gave the second oil
his series of sermons on the "Prodlsa'
son" All the services were very IN
teresting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
AMUSEMESTs'

'Strobeika," the new Illusion prom
ised by Magician Hermann, VIII be
seen at tue Opera House, Monday,
March rs. "Strobeika" is the talo OF
the marvellous escape from kuSSioh
dungeon of one, Ivanoif NikoloiSkl, d
Polish officer. Besides the new Illusion
the bill contains the Professors Sof'St
nrigtutc. .'Florine. New Black Art
lie Cocoon. "A Slave Girls Dream
Prince Awata. royal japanese juggler'
Abdul Khan, oriental fakir, and other
bcwilderng sensations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Serious Danger

ri.eate,> ever, man. woman o. child hvin- in
81 REGION Of country where fever aud scue is
rr,yilrut since the germs OF malarial disease
ara inhaled rom the air and are swallowed
from, the water Of such region. Medicinal safe
-na-a B.. absolutely necessary 20 nullify this
5.ner- A. a means 90 fortifying ana accl!-
MATING Il, system >o as 90 Dee able Co resist the
n..fari.,l nelson. Ho>tettcr'> S-omarn Bitter> Is
fr.orparahly the hest and The most popular.
.r...nrt... malaria but these arc speedily Tee.
fff.l Dos fh- lint r. no" functions of digest iot.
and .erreuon Az assisted hy ITS use. aud "a vio-
.l-.s, well as regular condition % the syrf-m
promoted by DO. Cousu utlCu and physique are
ihu, defended agsiusi the lnroads Of malaria
hv thi> matches, preventive. which ., also a
..--f,ln aui thorough remedy rs the worst csse>
nf Intermittent snd remitrent f,ver>
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Toes Mashed.

Shortly past midnight yeStgday
morning Ezra Martin, who resides in
Benwood, had four toes on his right
foot badly mashed while at work in the
Riverside Tube Works. He was working
about heavy truck loaded with pine,
when the truck was overturned, the
pipe falling upon his foot. lie was re-
moved to his home in Benwood. where
DR.. l.. ESkey dressed his wounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Dislocate,l His Hin.

Harry stephens. Il son OF Charles
stephens. the well-known carpenter.
fell while playing about a derrick on the
Terminal Company's property, near
Caldwcll'S Run. Tuesday afternoon. dis
locating his left hip. He was was ear
carried to his home. where DR.. Branncn
was summoned. and reduced the frac-
turc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Preliminary Hearing of DIR. Garrison
Col. W. W. Arnett, cOunscl for Dr.
Harrison, left for Charleston Yesterday.
Before going he made an Arrangement
With Prosecuting Attorney Howard by
which he is to telegraph Mi. Howard II
It appears he cannot rettrn to Wheeling
Saturday, and the hearing will go over
until Monday. II Col. Arnett returns
Saturday the hearing, as far as is now
Known, will take place as originally
Fixed upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
4 Narrow Esrape.

4 twclve-year-old son of Michael
Ileisenberg, who lives in the upper end
Of Benwood, had narrow escape from
death about ten o'clock yesterday morn
ing. He is employed in Il. NJ. Gillc
lands glue factory in Benwood. While
working about the washing pit, in some
manner he lost his balance and fell
into the vat, which contained a solution
of lime He was caught under wheel
which mixes the solution in the vat,
and badly bruised about the spine. He
was with difficulty eXtricated from hi:
perilouS position and taken to his home
where DR.. Ford, Of Benwood, who was
summoned, dressed the wounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
inr 4 Nnmele IS Onense.

The police have long been aware that
4 certain few young men hanging about
Market street resorts, from the creek
to Twelfth street, were frequently par
ties to most disgusting OifenSeS, but
owing to the difficulty of securing
proper evidence, no arrests were made.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock,
officer Moran followed two youths to an
alley in the Third ward and caught
them in the act. The offenders, Fred.
Frank and Richard Turney. were ar
raigncd before Justice Davis yesterday
afternoon. They plead guilty, and
were lined $40 and costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

Tn old on young whose glasses do
not suit or eyes need attention, can con-
suit and have their eyes scientifically
tested for glasses without charge by
Prof Shelf. the optician, at Lash'S, cor.
Main and Eleventh streets.
Tu.Th. dag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Gymnastic Exhibition.

Ats o'clock tomorrow evening the
following programme will be carried
out at the Young Mems Christian As
soriation, under the direction OF Mr..
Luke Harrison, physical director OF the
Association. Each member OF the AS
ISOLATION mas be- accompanied by lady.
The programme will be as follows
Instrumental Music.
Recitation Leonard lleyman.
Parallel Bar Exercise.
Indian Club Drill.
Solo-Wm. Day.
Free Ilaui prin.
Dumb-fcll nr n.
High Kicking.
Solo-Wm. NJ Clrmau>.
Horizontal Bar Etcrrl,s.
Fancy Gymnastics
Solo-Wm. Ne>hiii.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Reliable Clothiers. ITO Main str
SPECIAL SALE OF SECONDHAND
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SPECIAL SALE OF SECONDHAND
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
One octave knabe Piano.
one ~ octave New York Piano Co.
one : octave Emerson Piano.
One octave Il. Won Minden Piano.
One =. j. a c. Fisher Piano.
one octav" Chickcring Piano.
One 7 McEwen Piano.
One ~ octave krakaucr Piano.
One Smith American Organ, stops.
One BurdeIt Organ, > stops.
Onc E>tey Organ. , stops.
one Packard Organ. Is stops.
one Mason Il Hamin Organ.
One Standard Organ, 6 stops.
one Ithaca Organ, o stops.
One Hamilton Organ, e stops.
Call at once if You wish Ia secure a
bargain. f. W. BAUNIEE N Co.,
1910 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

At roo. Market street they are positive
Ia selinv shoes at ore-hah OF hr>' cost a.
the ie.,,c expires APRIL i>t. The finest line
,f adde's shoes iu the city. - 80 shoe for
- 90. - 90 shoe tor St.5o; Chhdren's
shoes frsn use up to IS. Mems - so
Sh,,. for ~iss The time t. short. eau
-ststf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

Ezra Kendall AMI his "PaIr of Kids"
drew large house last night, and from
the way the audience laughed gave cvi-
dent satisfaction. Kendall as the old
farmer cannot be surpassed by any per
sou on the stage, and is whole show
bv himself. The rest of the company
is fair. They play tonight in Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Attached the Box Office ReceIpts.

Sheriff Steenrod happened to he in
attendance at the performance OF "A
Pair OF Kids" at the Opera House, last
night, and was probably wallowing in
the lucrc more extensively than any
other OF the auditors.
just before the close of the first act
Attorney A. j. Clarke, through the
Sheriff, attached the entire box Office re-
ceiptS, and as there was a good attend
ance last night, Sheriff Stcenrod during
the rest of the performance Rugged a
big bag 81 coin The attachment was
made at the instance of two former at
tacheS OF the company now living in
Baltimore, for salaries due, the aggre-
gate claims dating from June of 50
with interest, amounting to S2S2l9 AT
the close OF the performance the mana
ger OF the show was seen, and The mat
ter soon satisfactorily adjusted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

Thursday, March 18th. the Is. n O.
Company will run their last Midwiutcr
Excursion to Washington and Balti-
more Round trip. $1,000. Tickets
good returning ten days. Secure your
sleeping ear space at depot office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
itonght nj. First Battle Under Palmer.

Approves Of the election OF { eneral
John NJ. Palmer, of Illinois, Yesterday
10 the United States Senate, Judge Ii
Ii. Cochran, of this city, foug ut his hrSi
battle in the civil war as a volunteer aia
under General Palmer at the battle OF
Luvern. While the Judge Is not wen
acquainted with the Genera, he ms
met him occasionally since. the war al
Grand Army reunions, and speaks OF
him as being man of great force and
activity. and particularly entertaining
and eloquent at gatherings oi thiS
nature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

N. will open I'm a few day, "a millinery
Department under the management OF
v.ry competent lady from Ne" York Due
notice. viii De given ct our opening
LOT SwABACkER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
known In wheeling.

Isaac Smith. the man who was been
convicted OF murder and sentenced to
hang, at Columbus, O., aud who has
been seven times rcprieved, and who is
now to he executed one week from next
Friday, unless sentence il interfered
with. is known in Wheeling, having
worked for Crawford. the inStallmcnt
man. on Market street, below Sixteenth.
II has been some time since Smith can
vassed in this city, but he is known by
a goUd many, and has relatives here.
iovernor Campbell has had special
bill introduced into the Ohio Legisla-
ture to apply to his case, an explanation
II which appeared in the REGISTERS
Columbus dispatches OF yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
What a salyaKe Corp. would Rave Done

1t was matter OF general remark
yesterday that had the city fire depart
ment been provided with couple OF
salvage men, with proper equipment
Of tarpaulinS. about two-thirdS of the
Bon Ton stock now hopelesSy damaged
would have been saved and the loss
leSSened by several thousand dollars.
1t was also a subject of comment that
there are too many accumulationS OF
old boxes. paper and rubbish generally
in the easements and cellars of business
houses. particularly in the retail dry
goods district. This has been a fruit
full subject for discussion heretofore
among insurance men, and the REGIS
TER has more than once referred to the
owl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Tnricht piano For Sale.

About a year ago we sold fine
Krakauer pright Piano to party who
is not able TO kccpit and wishes to dis
pose OF it. The piano is in perfect con
dition, possessing rich, pure tone.
with a delightful touch, aud can be
seen at our store. A. the party must
realize money out OF it soon. this is a
rare chance TO obtain fine piano at 4
harrnin L " KAIMEE n CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
The Money TO BE Repaid.

The following telegram from Charles
ton warrants the passage by the House
OF Delegates of a bill refunding to Mr..
Joseph Seybold the bail bond paid by
him because of the absence OF his son
from the State, while charged with the
larcency of $4,000 from the Bank OF
Wheeling. The bill now goes to the
Senate:
SpeciGl Telegram 10 he Register.
CnARLEsToN, w. Va. March H.
The House to-day decided to allow
Joteph Scybold y, $50. money paid by
him as forfeited bail OF Harry Seybold.
The amount of the bond which was paid
by Mr. Scybold was $1,000. but the
amount to be refunded is what is left
after deductleg the cost OF bringing
Harry back and trying him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
The Eoemor Gas r,pIo,ion

J he City Gas Works employees yestcr
day made an investigation Of the cN
ploSiou at the store Of MIR. II. i. SCHULZ.
and found the cause to be defective
JOINT in the large pipe eight or ten feet
away from the meter, and beyond
the jurisdiction OF the city, which
ends at the joint whore the lower
pipe is Joined to the meter The defect
was an old leak in an elbow. which had
baen stopped NJ with sealing way at one
time. but this very temporary Killing
had washed out. allowing gas 10 escape.
ELECTRIC motor "1opSy" jumped the
track al Caldwells run Yesterday after
noon. and north bound motors were de
laycd for some time.
Recovering from "A vhirlwind Of bust
ness, now We are ready for you once
more.
Now for another Blowout. introducing
"A bowling gale of business with every
pun
1000 pairs Children's Pants reduced Ia
- cents. former price - cents.
1000 pairs Children's Cashmere Pants
reduced To rs cents. former price 80 cents
500 Children's suits reduced To ~ cents.
worth $50
We do not deceive the people
We show all we advertise
KLINE BROTHERS.
Reliable Clothiers. ITO Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
WHEELING INSTALNrNrm

our preparations FAR surpa-- an.
past efforts and while every d.rrn.
is BOT to our satisfaction arrange.
Spring Showing yet many na f.eI.
overlooking We have good, ia,a.u
hove no duplicates in the r.',-I,
siyc-Modern- desirable ro.I.-O.
store is the acknowledged emporium
style-The headquarters of s,4.c4se
Noyelties-Thc depository H
manufactures in Furniture. Car-'.
General Housefurnishiug Coo..-t
connoisseur can consistently omt
on Us before purchasing Whi ,a.
mode" in housefurnishings cam o.
here.