New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
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From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune.
Mr. Bgs at fnG o it9rs s, made gss had c iSn
an hour ago But then Mr. Billns - 80 paru'n"r:
gu What did yon say was the price OF TN, one -
salesman who mas been engaged all The morin5
in irving 10 sell rocking char to WIS hhIu'I
Mr. Eillus mahng up her miad At lsst,-Nen. l
think Ill--Why. how do YOU DO, Mr.. McoNat; an
irving 70 buy something surprise for Nj .liG-
ana / have aboG, decided 10 tafc TINS chair IT. "iH
please him a, well a. anything can ihinH o. ''u-
Mr., McSw.t who has just happened 10 come IN
Mrs. BilinsIOnly 50. II secm, like high price,
bui when you look at the trimmings. and the TnJ H.
Mrs. Ncswat-Twcntyf five dollars! NJ land Why,
''s Mrs. EIlu. 60 sre,man,ls that the very least
SoS s.IesmsIl-it Is. maam. And that's a discount
OIL Mrs. Ip PEI RillT" drresouteyJI hardly What
do con think Of it, Mrs McSwat!
Wv Mrs McSwat~My husband likes = vide Old.
fashioned chair with cane s'i IAN ana I'"5 '''"''
Mr. HiIlns-Doe,n't he complain that he g. al.
wavs getting lint on the back Of his coat rom mo
tidv That the way with--Nhy, g)od morning.
Mr, Winchester Happening in,-o;ood morRins Mrs.
BiIlus! How do you do. Mrs. Mcswat Making d
p"! Mrs Billus-Yes. about to buy rocking
'''G Mrs. whacl,ter-For your husband -. o.
Mrs Rillus-Yes. How do You lac tlns one
Mrs BjIIUsLTwenty-iive dollars. don't think rs
"or Nm WbacSs,ST-I don't know MIR Winchester like
a leather covered chair with low Scti-onc Of lnr.'
stationary rockers. you know. Will 'dNer' Cd '"o D
Mrs Blu, to salesman Have You any Of that iGad
salesman (leaning YEARLY against = Dureau- g.,
ma'am. | showed y"u one Oh th"'e "f" 20" ".''
came in -. ,,.. hon., ,.,, cot ooe NJ t,osc folding
chairs7 TO s;lesmanJ-Whats Tie price oi TINS one
oalesman-IhIty five dollars. - .
n."r ~ r. I were in vonr place. Mrs Mlu-. should
Good morning Mrs shadbot' Did you So III ui''"7"
'Ae Mrs. IrG" shSbot-Yes That's why dropped in Buy
ing sometln Ma, pi,irs IL .uxfu, = rockiuy cai-
tor her nm sralid She thinks this one here
Mrs Shad6ct--I don't like that one At al Nhat b
''e u Pre- ni II ak e25 FOR it.
Mrs Shadbolt-f were buying one for my Inioa Nc,
should get it Of antique OAK, win carved Da'h al
e5rods,,d CUSHION %p2-areG yG '; ann Of a, Kind
saleensn necOnlng very tired Yes, maam sell
Won one He thai for 80 80 .s ..
Mrs. Bius.I don't know. eH Ip'n,cth ~, .
,ieeyrnt frDm any OF these
'sa,IesTman~Ycs, ma'sm We have line Of IN r- in
sale in Grand Rapid ew co. I'll go" the best III '
Mrs Rillus-Then III take a look a'---but ifnt VI
DAMAGE 9naateesnsr-vot bit Just a. eooH is
Mrs. Mcswat-There's something wrong with It, or
ei'S Mr. se shadbo-I like this tail, stralghtbacked
Salesman dn a hollow voce-sell that on" for
Si Mr.. Winchester decldcdly-Tlen rs ont Of style
Mr. Ius; if l were yom ia ,, tak ne mat i'"'"'r
Mr, Hilms-What did you say was the pnce "i
,hot loather-C Ovcred rochcr7 .
'" Salesman Shifting his weight on the other fooO
-S16. go, 49,, ,,u p,. g,rnoec
IT, shouldn't suit Mr. BllluS Would you '"he "
hack . IT., - 4. o.obo,,o a. f,r
| o,ot,,er one OF course.
Mrs Whack ..r" Yes, and when you came to l1o,
,or another 1ns you would find the stock all picked
10 ~. and nothing here that would suit 49,
Nr. Dllus after some moments spent IN rrn'cu.ai
i don't anything that suits me better MIN aho
r. nckcd out u little while ago. Can't Won lake
- dan for II -
les nla dcspcrately)--Ycs ma'am. IN let you
' Mr.. BuS (as the result Of whispered conl''orr
I'LL h other ladie,D-I don't think I'll make any
| ,mrcbose this morning. . i NJ.
P"I m VII Mrs Ril'us. followed by Mrs McS"at' MIS-
| v,'arIIster and Mrs. shad6oltJ