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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05
LAST OF JAY COULD



Morbid Curiosity Draws Thousands Of
People, - See.
NEW York, Dec. 4.-Flfth avenue, IN
the nsighborhood Of the Gould house,
was alive today with curious men and
women, who had morbid desire to see
tho place III which the financier had
lived and died. For every man in the
crowd thcre were at least three women
and the throng represented all walks of
life. When the doors OF the house
would open 90 admit an intimate
friend of the family or messenger
with floral gifts sonie OF tho curious
would stop to look in aud this would
check the progress OF the mass behind
and attract those in front. The others
across the street. thinking some
thing had happened within
the house, would stop and stare.
Az result of this regular blockade
occurred more than score Of times
during tho afternoon. Abraham Gould,
the younger brother Of the financisr,
will arrive tomorrow morning. Mira.
Pelan and Mrs. Northrup, sisters OF
Mr.. Gould, will be here about noon to-
morrow. Mr.. Gould's body will be
placed IN the tomb IN Wocdlawn ceme-
terry Wednesday morning. The burial
services will be the simple burial ritual
of the Episcopalian churchwith extem-
poraueous prayers by the Rev. John X.
Paxton, DIR. McCracken and the Rev.
Broderick Terry. After the friends
have taken . last look 1T the body the
sorrowing family will be left alone with
the dead for fifteen or twenty minutes.
Then the public will be invited to view
the remains.
1t was learned later that the public
will not DO admitted tomorrow TO the
funeral services over the body of Jay
Gould. Tho house at Forty-seventh
street and Fifth avenue will be closed
to all but the relatives and the init
mate friends OF the family.
The change in the arrangements vas
decided upon late this evening. Many
persons had expressed wish TO have
look IT the face of the dead man.
When the arrangements were flrst
made on Saturday morning it Was
thorght that il would be possible to
crafty this desire. and the announce
ment wss made in accordance. 10
many psrsons. however, declared their
intentions of taking advantage Of the
invitation that the friends who had
charge of the arrangements could not
handle she crowd. The house will
hold but 200 in addition to friends who
have been invited. 50 great 10 the
public interest that thousands would
gather, and all but the 200 would have
to remain On the street. Packed -
tnc people would be, il would be next
10 impossible for the police to handle
them. The other funeral arrange
ments will stand as originally made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

Waco. Tex, Dec 4--Unised States
Marshal P. ID. Hunt brought William
o. Cole here ssday and locked him up
20 answer sn Indictment for usine the
United states mails for fraudulent
purposes. Cole did business 1T the
fempis under the name Of the Royal
Publssoinr company. He advertised
for agents 10 travel on . sslsry and
when persons replied he required <6ee
deposit for explaining hs method
This condition complied with. he sent
them out 70 employ soiicstors for GER
tain eooka The generas agents we're
directed - require SIS advance FROM
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sns wYonINo SCRAP.
Both Sides Glare as Each Othsr-Over
sights in Legislation-

Both SIDES Glare at Each Other-OveY-
sights in Legislation.
CHEYExSE, wyo., Dec. 4.-Ths re-
publicans threaten to resort to desper-
ate means in tho morning. Thoy talk
Of overcoming Governor Osborne's
strategy by torce, saying that they will
oust hun and his friends from the cap
itol and restore the secretary OF state,
Mr.. Barber, to the position Uf acting
executive There will be the most
serious trouble II this is attempted. A
republican proposition for . oompro-
mise is an offer to canvass the vote for
state officers and members Of
the legislature and issue certificate of
election TO Mr.. Osborne along with the
rest. This proposal the democrats will
not accept. According to the state
legislation = man elected to fill an un-
expired term of the governorship is
emitted to the office 90 soon a. il 10
kAown that he 10 chosen. There 10 no
provision for canvassing his vote. and
he must qualify somewhat informally
owing 70 ovsrslght In legislation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

NuwsrKEx. Dec. 4.--The Schles-
niger syndicate. ~ the head OF which
- Ferdinand schlesingrr OF thIs city. 10
said 70 have purchased the famous Ar
sxon iron mine near Norway. Mich.
The confederation is reported to be
A. 600. 900. The Arsgon IL one of the
richest mines in the upper peninsula,
and is in tue vfesmsy OF = group of
mines controlled by the Scnlesinger
svu<f1ca<o.
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New York, Dec. 4.--The duly quail
fed report of the hitherto conflicting
organizations, the Order Of Commercial
Tslexraphers OF North America and
the Order of Commercial Teiexraphers
OF the United Statee and Canada. met
IN this city today. As . result Of the
meeting il Was agreed that the interests
of both associations shouId be merged
and that the Order of Commercial
Ielecrapbers of North America should
he recognized ~ the only organization
Of commercial telsgraphers on the con-
tiaent of North Anseylca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

LAKEWOOD, n. j., Dec. 4.-President-
elect Cleveland has again rented from
the Lakewood hotel the cottage be oc-
cupied last winter and which 10 now
known ss the Cleveland cottage. He
10 expected TO move in very eoon. but
this afternoon Mrs. Cleveland stated
she did not know just when they would
take possession. They will occupy the
cottage until = short time previous u
Mr.. Cleveland's entering the White
HoueR
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-The Times
Democrat, City Of Mexico srecial says:
There 10 much excitement in this city
over search that 10 being conducted
by inaco Dos and others in the little
town of Tepezottan, near here, for
SCI .060, 900 in gold that according TO
tradition supported by documentary
evidence, lies buried in the old csthe-
drsl of Tepezottau, where it was stored
by the Jesuits about the close Of the
eighteenth century.
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sr. LOUIS. No., Dec. 4.-Prominent
st. Louisans recently turned their
attention 70 raising . fund for the
widow OF she late samuel J. Randall.
Yesterday it was decided 70 give 9
grand ball 1t tho Exposition Music hall
for her benefit. Further details will
be given in Z short time and the public
will be informed Of tho arrangements
for the sale Of tickets. The ball will
doubtless DO = success.
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WAsurSoroNs Dec. k-1he euprene
court circle vill eontribu~s tuo dsba-
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ronefs ana = : lsps sne lassk ~
.omans reoenpaak WY mecn -
nu9n wstuc nex n'sfFiee t'
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Weoainktoa eociesy sntereesoe
snas 9 1ine ~ 1osxs Ne yoo98 eeo
lovely eleeer1n-leu g! beoeene 4enoe
% WeN Si!elnM Inc ereoo.ele@ =
the eooeecre iew estoexs wsal,Am -
Chiffon ot cnasIoeeou! Wsce vSklnla.
The coremony wiii Axe Pteeo - NE
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woopvILLE, Miss. Dec. "A sad &C
cIdent occurred in this county yester-
day. Three little girls. children of Dr.
J. r. Carol. promIuent physician,
were playing under tho hanks of Buff
falo creek, and without any warning
the ground suddenly caved in, killing
two Of them. aged and z, instantly
and severely injuring tine other child,
aged 5 years. A little daughter Of Mr.
E. u. Morris VAS also badly hurt.
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Ano,her Ind,an Racket.

VICTORIA, b. c., Dec. A number
OF special consiables wsrc sworn III yes
terdAy. who under charge Of Sergeant
Langley and Provincial Officers Mcneil
aud Hunter left for Ninnst the Indian
village where there is said to be .
serious disturbance among the British
Columbia Indians. fine village 10
seventy miles from here and contains
400 Indians. The full extent Of the
trouble will not be known until the re-
turn Of the officers tomorrow.
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Policy of Resrenchment.

SrRArFoRp. Ont. Dec. 4.-The latest
and most startling rumors since the
Grand Trunks policy Of retrenchment
has been put into force, gained cur
rency yesterday. II Was to the effect
that General Manager Sergeant and Me-
chanical Superintendent Wallis had
been ssked to resign. General Mana
ger w. ]. Spicer and Mechanical SUI
perintendent II. Roberts. of the Chi
cago & Grand Trunk, were named as
successors of the entire system from
Chicago TO Portland, being placed un-
der the one management by the ru-
uOP
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crisicises the Monetary Conference and
Makes His Usual Kick.

Makes His Usual Kick.
WAsnISoToN, Dec. 4.-Discussing the
international monetary conference and
the prospects for results therefrom,
Chaifman bland Of the committee on
coinage says he does not expect any
thing from 1t.
"Euppose that the conference should
fail and that = proposition should then
be mado to repeal the Sherman law,
what thenl That will be proposed.
anyway, l presume. / am in favor Of
repeating il ii We can get something
better for silver. don't like tho 6her-
man law myself. 1t the time il wsa
proposed l stated on the floor of tho
house, and in my report, that it would
not increase the value Of silver or tend
to promote its restoration, that it
would be failure in that respect. Yet
you might say It is the connecting link
between total demonetization and
something better. Hence, / think Is
would be bad policy 70 repeal it unless
We can do something elss st the sams
time."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

vor the wrsssh Who Assaulted Little
Indiana 0irL

LoeASsPosr. Ind. Dec. 4.--Sus's
Allen. the 6year-oid daughter Of Mrs.
Barney Allen. who was assaul
three weeks sSo hv William Emsiev.
died yesterday EmsIey % xas trench
digger and came here sfx months ago
from Southern onio- = One evening
during the snesuce os Mrs. Alien.
Emsisy entered Der house and commit
ted the assault IN the presence OF the
little sirfs young sister and brother.
The brute was followed by the children
and 3 policeman arrested him. He
declared bic innocence. but his victim
idens1fied him before che died. Mrs.
Alien q WORKING woman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

The s'ColumbiAn WeeId's Faif'' -
opea this evening" - -. Moeo1o0U u
Epiecopal school rOom, corner QutOo
street and North aveooo. Thew -
b dspertments of sooahlee, fufnic1iG
goods. furniture. variety goo1o, ftUIo
and fowefs. doils. neWopnpef ou1'
postofl3oo department oo1 Ot)1oR -
srAciIve exhil1ta. In e11stion - o{
excellsnt musical and litefusy o911C.
tAinment from 20 1o o'ciook oo11
evening, there will ~ ten nn1u0>o
speeches By the following gsot1o1nC
descriptive Of pfominent feafusoo -
Grand RApids: Mayor stuart. o1-No10I
EdWis y. Uni, N. 6. Burch, Jena A
Laerepcs. y Judge p. A. BuriinEamo, -
!. VBr5eu. r. A. Neynard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

LoursvIrLE, Dec. 4.-H. II. Hoetcttsr
was arrested this morning IN . pawn
shop while trying TO disposs Of 500
worth of diamonds He 10 agent of
the United States Express company ~
Huntingburg. Ind. He admitted that
he stole the diamonds and that he u
several thousAnd dollars short Ia hls
account. Gambling caused his down.
fell
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the eolicitors. The Indictment charges
THAI ths boeks furniahsd vsre unsafe
Able and worthless and the entire
scheme 5 fraud. Cole has epsrstsd IA
Lou isiana. Missimippi, Tennessee and
AIabana. and has made great SUM OF
money. He will b. Axrnignsd tomor-
rev IN the United States district court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 4-Thomas r.
Gilroy, mayor-eiect If New York city.
accompanied by hie wife and daughter,
passed through this city this morning
en- route bone from m offended trip
through the west and southwest. They
did not leave the Union depot and
therefore saw very little of the town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

RocKFonp, H., Dec. 4.-High Nicoll,
manager Of she local base ball club, re-
turned today from western trip il
the interest of the new western circuit,
10 include Rockford. A 5000 in
crease of stock of the local club has
been disposed Of aud it 10 believed the
new aseociation will 70.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

PARIS, Dec. An. Paul Jules DovelIe,
deputy for Bar.le- Duo, visited the
Elysee this morning and after wards
conferred with NJ. Perricr. President
Carnot received NJ. Bourgers this oven-
ing. Tho situation remains practically
unchanged and the crisis is stlll un-
eolyod.
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70 the rsiehstag. Blsnarck leaned
out the window and nd: III one hes
served The ssate for ffsy-dve years be
has done his duty. will" here the
uhistls drowned The prince's voice end
the tram moved o. While the crowd
oheersd and BismAsok bowed his 60
kuoulsdgsmout frOm ~ window.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

Her SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. 4.-senator
r. $. Gihson Of LouieEana 10 dying. He
eontiuusd IN grow worse during last
n,xhs. and his death has been hourly
expected throughout The day. and to-
night attending phyaelans announce
that there - % hope for him, and that
BIS death is only question II few
honrS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

LONDON, Dec. 4.-Tho Times CORE
spondent IN Pxris denied that Napoleon
Bonaparte Wise is dead. The report
was sent out, he says, after the an
nouncement of the death of William
Wise, the poet. and Was due to . mis-
aDpfohensiOn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

HALIFAX, N. g.. dec. The almose
entire failure Of the fisheriee along the
western coast Of Nova Scotia has occA-
sioned . great deal Of destltutiou. A
the inhabitants are dependent upon
the fisheriss, their condition u moes
distressing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

Sheriff oets the Drop ON . Western
Tough.

BAssErr, Nsb.. Dec. 4.-Jim Cooper,
living on ranch near here, came into
town today and walking up ana down
the streets With . rife and revolver
ordered everyone to stand hack. Sheriff
Harris Was sent for and Cooper took
refuge in . room IN the Valley house.
The sheriff ordered HIM three times to
put HE gun down. lie refused and tho
sheriff shot him through the heart.
cooper had said that be would kill
anyone who attempted to arrest him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

Ks~xsKsF. M Dec. A--T~o child
rem aged & and q. sons OF Rudolph
Hnlse. we're drowned n the kankakee
river tkse afternoon while playing on .
large cake Of ice. Two other children
vino we're ai~o On the ice we're rescued
By byssanders.
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1o1.Epo, Dec. 4.-Fismes we're die
covered in the anseaiing department.
of the National Naiieahie Gasfng
works IN East Toledo fbis morning
TIE main os5scs and entire left wing Of
sae big plant we're destroyed. TIE
lose - Shout $40. coo. The origin OF the
ore 10 not known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

SEATTLE, wssh., Dec. 3.--Ths wo-
mans Missionary Society Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church of this
city will initiate = movement 70 men,
crsallze congress 70 psss law prevent
ing the importation Of JapAness glfls-
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MILWAUKEE,. Dec 4--P. A. 0rosa, .
whoiesais milIner at Nos. 362 and 8o4
Broad eay. made an assignment 70
William Bioodgood. His Liabilities ere
sAId 70 Be $50 .0Vo and be aAsets sc. coo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

Sloux FALLS, =. D., Dec l.--Dsigo1lm
General BENJAMIN ~. Brioo, r0ofco1s
died this evening - bic room II ~
city. nGed IS years. S.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

NEW YoRK, Dec. 3.--Johu Rsgan Of
New York and Paddy German Of Aus-
tralia, weit<f-weIgute, nave been
matched - fight before tho C0ney L.
land Athletic club on the night Of Jan
nary rs. 1853. for . pure Of 81 roo.
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PRINCE BISMARCK CMEERED.
He Lunches and Talks and Criticises the
Military Bill.

BERLIN, Dec. 4.-Prince Bismarck
arrived at Friednchs Ruh from Varssin
last evening. Despite the heavy snow
storm large crowd went to meet him.
The crowd waited patiently at the sta
ton for the princes tram which Was
half an hour late, and when he ap-
peared cheercd him repeatedly. The
prince bowed and smiled but made no
speech. He ate light luncheon and
drank glass OF grog, over
which he talked politics with
two national liberal deputies and
two or three personal friends. He said
that the military bill WAS Yeprehen-
sble measure, originating IN the gov.
ernmeuts desire for large numbers.
He did not think that 1t could be got
through the reichsfag. Tho proposal
OF the government TO raise more mop-
ey through the beer tax was the most
unpopular one that could be made for
the purpose. he said. The increase of
revenue might much better be derived
from tobacco. lie IL said to have ~.
sured one Of the natural liberal depu-
ties that ne would appear in the reich-
stag shortly. At tie Spandu station
another demonstrstion was made.
Those who saw Prince Bismarck agree
that he Is looking exceptionally we'll.
He is erect and hearty and he walks
and talks with ali his old time energy.
Surrounded with Flowers.
LoSDoS, Dec. 4.--The Standards DIE
patches from Berlin described Prince
Blsmarck's reception IN that city. AZ
the station Bismarck apparently had
just recovered from q nap. A group
OF isclcs gave him bunch of fine
chrysanthemums. He examined them
closely and then remarked. "They are
new flower and not very pretty.
They have no Perfume" The crowd
cheered continuslly during the
short stop made by the tram. Many
shouted 'tCome to the reichstag. .
"Wait 4 Ettle,- Bismarck answered.
Al the Lehrter station the Countess
Perponcher and several other tilted
women gave the prince great bunches
of roses. The prince emiled, put the
roses 20 he face and remarked: "These
are besutful-much hner than these
new flowers which have no
perfume" Asser the prince had
returned from luncheon 10 the
railway coupe everybody on the
platform began ehoufing, Come bscx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

PARIS, Dec. "A dispatch from
Cannes annouoces this death of Lucieu
Napoleon Bonapare Wise, the civil en-
gineer who negotlated the Panama
canal concssnOn.
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peath Of c..nta,n vnxi;-

Tsos. N. Y, Dec. 4.--capt- r. n.
vifgsl. one Of the pioneers in the En-
press bnen<ss, aud one Of the Orgnni-
zers OF the National Erpress COM
pany, died today. aged s5 years.
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sTovx Fsr1s, s. d. Dec "A decree
of divorce was granted yesterday 20
Mrs. Pauline Sfsoszard Peaf~sii fren
Thomas w. Pesrseii, the well known
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

CHICAGO. Dec. AT today's meeting
of the trade and labor assembly rsso-
lutions were adopted in the form Of .
communication TO President-elect
Cleveland. urging him 70 call an extra
session of congress for the repeal Of
the Mckinley law. The resolutions de-
clare the assembly to Be IN favor Of
free trade and AJAX Mr.. Cleveland 70 Aid
in hastening the time when the custom
house will bs known only in history.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

PARIS, Dec. 4.--Gsnsral Dumont ID
dead.
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Mems OvGrCOatS &
listers.

Mems listers in Gray Chinchilla only 81 80 at
Frear's. Mems U sters III Gray and Brown FREEZE
that retail ed for Sl4, Frears price these goous
now Is $40.
Mems All wool overcnas for s. Sc and 81
Goods hat have been selling for IS, o aud Sl9
Frears lire of Mems SIS OvercuatS IN I'M.
ported KerSrys will ne sold at tins sale for S 9.
Frear's e and So OVerco ITS in all shades,
made from finest Kerseys. Freals special price
SIT for this rae.
There have been a great many calls for odd
garments at this season OF the year, and Frear
has placed on sale odd lot of BOY s. Pants,
Boys Vests Boys UnIercoats and Boys COats,
and Vests to match, az just about your own
prcs.
If you miss this
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ChiIdrGn'S
OvGrCOatS.

LOT lis line Of Cashmere. plain coats
4 to Q y, arS for SO cents each.
I.nT2 is neat line. composed of IN xed and
plain colors that retai'ed for S.. This lot goes
on sale Tor 81 ~.
LOTS b. l. composed Of fine mixed Cassimeres
in checks and pad,, with capes; these will go
for So at Frears.
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SQUIRE & RAWSON..
Bennington, VI.
EsTATE OF LYMAN s. PATCHIN.

VIII presented.
STATE OF VERMONT. l..
District of enningtOn,
In Probate Court. held at Probate Office IN Ben
nington, in said District, on the 3rd day Of
February, A. ID. 1892.
Present, Hon. Alfred Robinson, judge.
An instrument purporting 10 be the last viii
and Testament Of Lyman S. Patchn late Of
Remington. in said district, deceased, being
presented by John V Carney. the
executor therein named for probate it is
ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
erein be notified 10 appear at session thereof
[, ~ held at the Probate Office H. Bennington
, said dis riot. on the 10th day Of February, A..
ID. Ie2, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and show
cause II anv they have against the probate -
said Will; for which purpose it is further ordered,
that this order I've published three weeks success
sIvely m the Bennington BANNER, q newspaper
printed at Bennington, in this State, previous to
said time of hearing
By the Court. Attest,
3 ALFRED ROBINSON, Judge.
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Boys OverCOatS,

Boys Overcoats, sizes g to ~ years, for $500
Frear will close out all his Blue. Brown and
Black ClIiuchila Ov.rCuats in lies rom 10 TO 10
year that sold tor Sl2fr g. 50. Fr-ars b VS.
Melton aud Kersry OvrrcOaIS in ell shades tina
have been setting for $l4 will he placed on SALE at
80 SO. such low prices fer these goods was never
before heard Of