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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15
CAFES. FIRST PREMIUM SAFES.
HERRISc-uALkM ARyIS CoMPASYs SAFES.

Il. /. BARNES. sole and controlling dealer for
virginia. North Carolina. and south Carolina.
FlRE.PROOF SAFES. FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, 81 KGLAR-PROOF SAFES.
JEWELLERS SAFES, FIRE PROOF VAULT
FRONTS. BURGLAR PROOF VAULT FRONTS,
VAULT LININGS steel or ironl.
Al kinds and classes OF Bank, County, jail,
ana Government work, and Time Locks
Export attention 10 Locks. ami all kinds Of re-
pairing doue promptly. Full limo SECOND
HAND SAFES. Prices warranted "a low NJ any
one can sell you. Easy terms. oc 2S-tNol9
WANTED, CASH FOR COAL AND
w WOOD tor short dime. ANTHRACITE
for 81 aud i4.7J per ton SPIN COAL. t4.s5
aud IS: No. SOFT COAL, Tor CRATES, $500 I;
WEST VIRGINIA COAL, - 20 si.2j. Best
COKE 10 tho markct-sto'e, mt. and Egg SO
for % bushels. Ask for tricks GENU-
lNE. ana tako no other OAK AND PINE
WOOD-loDg, sawed and Spit.
800 west Broad. Phone 407; Nineteenth
and Cary, Phone 100.
&c 2s.lm c. Ii. PAGE.
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,. r, y D. chamn & o..
Real Estate Auc'lon.',,
Richmond Y.
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TAXES.
49,, e-r-7<eo-,~,~o<-0
NAX-PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE,

HENRiCO COUNTY TAX-BILLs for 1894 are
ready Tor collection. Ny Office win he OPEN
DAILY IRON y A. ~. 10 4 L. II. % receive the
same: also. for tne REDEMPTION tbefore the
sAie) or LANDS DkLiNQI EST tor 1898.
Ray your taxes before December LIST, as tho
law adds per cent. on all bills u1pa,i after
that date. W. II. BRAUER,
Treasurer Of Henrico County, Va.
no 3-oodtNo30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15

A STATED CONVOCATION t,Ls.'
"A OF LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARC ii NV
CHAPTER. No. A. VIII be hcid at tie SAea -
Tabernacle ia Masonic Temple Broai aud
Adams streets, THIS Thursday tNENlN',
November l5th, at o'clock. All hOyal Arch
MasOns In good standing are inytei T. Itteni
By order " the NJ. l. liign Priest.
no lJ-lt' :. Is. JACOBS, Secretary.
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R4H!a!!! R Rsk!Gs
A.n%~"TggrEHW wss@E
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
A@n%~T-EDTEHM FnHsreE.

WANTED, POSITION ASCOMPAN-
w ION FOR ELDERLY LADY. by youn,
lady. Reference exchanged. Address MISS
RiyIS. keif0rd. y. G. no l5.lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15
MIR. HAYES RESIGNS.

Mr.. S. H. Halves rendered his resigna-
ton as a member of the committee, and
the same was accepted.
The usual bills and pay-rolls were ap-
proved.
Allowances Of $500 and 1920 were made
to Asa Snyder q Co. and q. W. DOnly,
respectively. on account or their con-
tracts with the department.
Chairman Landerkln stated that he had
introduced In the Council resolution
providing for the purchase of a new
steam tug. He said he believed II this
was adopted the two tugs now in use
could be disposed of. and that the city
could save money by the expenditure
The committee gave sanction to the ac-
linn ~ Mr I.anlnrkin-
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Sale by r.. b. CHAPLIN Az
DAWNBROKER'S SAIL

By +. h. Ellis - g.. A.
Ono. l.. Laughton Ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15

WANTED Il A ID Els, If YOU
w WISH EMPLOYMEErA AT YOUR HOMES
send self-adtressed envelope for Our descriptive
circular and commence work at once good
wages. THE ALFRED KNITTING COMPANY,
Winthrop, Mass. no l0.6t'
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MEETIH0A

HEADQUARTERS GEORGE +.
Ill PICKETT CAMP, c. v. RICHMOND, Va.
November I5.-Ofiicers and members Of Pickett
Camp will meet IA Corcoran Hal at o'clock
THIS thursday NIGHT IN uniform, and bring
their lady friends with them 10 attend concert
for the benefit 81 the Camp.
Byorder OF ROBERT y. NORrHEN, Commander.
PETER NC IKDl.
M ri.It Adlutnnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15
AMEs-RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
Employee Ordinance Does Not Refer TO It
Election Bills Approved.

The Committee on Improvement OF
James River held two-hours' session
last evening and transacted great deal
of business connected with that depart
ment of the city government.
There were present Chairman Lander
kin and Messrs. Allison. Christian. Epps,
Hobson. Powers. Purcell. and Vaughan.
The election of the employees of the
department for the year was taken up
and again laid upon the table until the
next meeting.
The ordinance recently adopted and APP
proved by the Mayor concerning the pay
ment OF city laborers and officials twice
a month and prohibiting the giving OF
orders by city employees upon their pay
was considered at length having been
brought to the committees attention by
City-Clerk Ben. r. August. The City
Attorney was summoned before the body,
and he gave II as his opinion that the
OF the Committee on James-River I'M
proVcment.
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FORFEITED pIFIcr.
KINDS OF MiS'U..tN. 49,.
ARTICLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15

To-Day Prudentc dc Moraes
ought to be inaugurated presi-
dent of the United States of Bra
I'll at Rio de Janeiro.
lie was Constitutionaily
elected to the Office some two
months ago, but Pcixoto seems
loath to relinquish his grasp of
power and put an end to the
reign of military force. There
have been some fears that Peix-
OTTO would refuse to retire and
provoke another conflict CT
arms.
We disarm competition,
though, with our sale of
Winter ClOthin6,
Stylish Nech10ear,
Odds and Ends
Underwear.
30 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
MCADAMS & BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15

General Offices: Planters b'."
l1n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15

4 LADY WHO HAS TAUGHT
TEACHER OF SMALL CHILDREN in a private
family. Terms. - per month Address Miss
r., Box No. 4. Dellplane, Fauquer county, Va.
no li-4tt
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=. :, a Church ian Marriage.

Leigh Street Pr DlSkie was married at the
ias{ evenlnr =, Us church AZ G:i5 O'clock
IN nv .,Iemony was impressivsiy perfortnad
ala large ear conn., w; L. Wright in he I presence
hvss Of the paftsos1n.,.I 's rSs and and rela-
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS,

The Cumberland county Republicans
adopted resolutions opposing fusion with
the Popuists.
Two wolves were recently seen near
Winston. Some sixty men with dogs
went out to hunt them.
MIR. T. d. Perkins, register of deeds
of Pamlico county, died Saturday in
Newbern of consumption.
The jawbonc of Mr.. Jabcz MYERS,
who was recently shot at Charlotte, has
been reset and the wounds are healing.
The Charlotte Groccrs' union goes
to New York on an excursion Thursday
The party will consist of about 25 per.
sons.
The University of the South at Sc,
wannec, Tenn, has conferred the degree
of doctor of divinity upon Bishop !. B.
Cheshire, ir.
The Republicans and Populists il
Wake county conferred together rcccntl,
in the interest OF fusion, but reached nc
agreement.
The Governor has received motto,
that Judge Hall is too sick to hold Per
son county Superior court this wee K
There will be no court.
The Commissioner of Apricultur
says the cropreturns this week are favor
able save in the eastern district, wher
too much rain has fallen, and whcr
| al, 6 40. L..
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22

nus ~ VIII neCOue ~ ASow-"N
sou Going AbrORd-SOlne Nice
Technical I'Oiuis..As To Du it q
Under The Old And The New
Tariff Laws
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22-Chairmar
Wilson of the ways and means committee
will probably make trip to Europe
after the adjournment of Congress. II,
will remain Il week in London, returning
to the United States about 20 days after
his departure. He said this morning
that he felt more fatigued today than
he has at any time for two months. I,
is his purpose to enter the campaign ir
his district Immediately upon his return
from Europe. He may speak In Other
districts, but he docs not expect to &c
outside Of the State.
Mr.. Wilson was asked today what
action the President would take regard
ing the tariff bill. He replied that he had
not seen Mr.. Cleveland for some days
but in his opinion, the bill would prob
ably become law without the executive
signature. Should Mr.. Wilson's surmise
be correct, an adjournment of Congress
will not occur before Tuesday next we k
Private Secretary Thurbcr expects the
President to return to the White House
on Thursday. He may reach here Thurs.
day morning.
Congress is scheduled to adjourn next
week and tie President will probably re-
turn at once to Gray Gables and spend
the month OF September there. He will
not allow anv but the most urgent public
business to interfere with his month OF
vacation and will insist that the privacy
of his seashorc cottage be respected dur.
ing that time. Office seekers and people
with any sort of axes to grind will be
expected to keep away from Buzzards
Bay and save their energies for fall cam.
paigns at the White House, to which the
Presidents family will return the second
week OF October.
Imported goods now in bonded ware.
houses and placed on the free list by
the new tariff bill, are to BE- assessed at
the rates prescribed by the Mackinlcv
law. while goods in bonded warehouses
on which the the duty is lcsscned by the
Senate bills but are not placed on the
free list are to have the lowerrates This
seemingly inconsistent construction OF
the tariff bill has been made at the treas
ury department ss the result of confer
ences between Secretary Carlisle and the
attorney general. The billprovides that
goods imported under the Mckinley act
and plactdin bonded warehouses may be
withdrawn for consumption at the lower
rates of the Senate measure. The hene.
fit thus conferred was undoubtedly in
tended to apply to the free list, hut for.
tunately for the importers direct pro
vision of that character is not in the bill
The intent of Congress, in the matter, is
so plain that it is expected the courts
would copstrue the benefits of the tariff
bill to apply to the importer, but the
treasury department is anxious TO avoit
legal complications.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
CORN IL HIGH
Selling at The Rate of 500 Pei
Bushel Down The. Road.

BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. c.. Aug 2s-
Our little town is lively now. Mr.
Spraguc. proprietor OF Mt. Mitch,ll
hotel, has about Is guests at present
Mr.. Sprague is thorough gentleman
and knows how to run a hotel success
fully.
The corn crop in this section is good
and should the price remain at the fig.
urcs it is now bringing the farmers will
have no trouble in realizing good profits
from their years labor.
A few days ago party of eight Young
men and corresponding number OF
young ladies who had been travelling
over Western North Carolina in wagons
and hacks. viewing the beauties of our
mountain country, stopped at Black
mountain to cook dinner. Pretty soor
man | will not say gentleman swor,
out a warrant for the entire party
charging them with stealing corn. Upor
investigation by the managers and Older
members of the party, it was found that
some small boys in the party had taket
few ears of corn from his field. Now
anyone who has ever been a boy doc'
not need to have this explained. Th
boys, of course. took the corn with nj
criminal intention. But the owner cf th
corn was out tor money and forced tn
parties to pay him at the rate of $l0'
per bushel for the corn.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
BA6EBALL AT TALLANDAI.E
Asheville Take y The ~ cond Game
From Greenville.

The Greenville ball players were made
monkeys ofin yesterdays game They
put up Bamburg to pitch, and VIXEN he
was batted out of the box Cain went in
and the Ashcville's kept right on pouad-
ing him. The visitors could not find
Captain Laner worth cent, and but
for a juggle by Robertson at third and a
lucky two'basger by Powell they would
have been goose-egged all the way
through
Green led off the first inning with a
hit to right, and scored before the side
retired. In the second Metz smashed one
into left field that was good for three
bags. Robertson got hit and Williams
had three strikes called on him. Gibson
dropped the ball and Williams started to
first. The big catcher threw wild to
Morgan and Williams got as far as
third. The third inning was blank, al
though the visitors got two men on
bases by hits. Metz opened the fireworks
i'll the fourth by saiing on a muff by Sui.
livan. Robertson and Oldham hit for
two bases each and Young a single, so
that tour runners were scored. For
Greenville. Powell made first on Robert
sons error. but a minute later he was
wiped off the slate on double play by
Stanley, Metz and Green on Morgan's
hit.
In the fifth Bamburg and Cain e.
changed positions, and Bamburg at
once showed the improvement bv taking
two very difficult flies. There was moth
itg to speak of until the seventh, when
Stanley raped triple to right and had
the whole thing spoiled by being called
out for cutting second. Lanicr doubled
and Metz got a safe around the pair and
scored on passed ball. The eighth was
good one for hitting, Green and Young
singing and Stephens and Stanlcy,t tax
ing doubles. making three earned runs
Poor coaching lost runner here. Lanier
flew out to Cain, and Stanley, supposirg
it would be the third out, ran home
But it was only the second. and Stanley
went out for running on a fly.
Beicrs, Powell and Morgan worked a
double on Metz and Robertson in the
ninth. The visitors came to bat for the
last time and Cain went down on Rob.
ertsons error, but was chopped off on
Gibyon's hit. Powell, who is from Spar
tanburg. hit hard into left and Gibson
should have scored, but was afraid to
take the risk. Morgan hit one to Rob-
ertson, who fumbed it and Gibson
scored, the score winding mp IL to /. 1t
was lnOt her one of "Rabe'S hpolv
games, and it was clear the visitors
were outclassed when the game opened.
The score.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
In For n I.OOg Heixe.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 23.-The
great strike of the textile operatives has
Developed into perion OF dogged and
determined activity on both sides and
there are no new developments OF inter
est, There is likely to Inc Il continuation
of the strike on the present manufacture
crs far beyond the time set bv many at
The beginning OF the trouble. All OF the
arrangements made by the operatives
and their employees are in anticipation
of a long battle.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
The Suffering AT Pullman

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Governor Altpcld
this morning sent a letter to George M.
Pullman, in which he outlined the des-
pcrate condition of affairs among the
strikers at Pullman and invited Mr..
Pullman to help devise means OF relief
for the 600 starving families in his
town. As vet the governor has received
no reply from Mr.. Pullman. The Pull
man rclirt committee was informed by
the governor that immediate aid was at
hand for the sutitrs but he declined to
name source.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
pnosPHATE AND RIFLES.
Cargo Of British Vessel I'm
Route to Japan.

New YORK, Aug. 23.-The British
steamship Cain. Captain Matthias, which
arrived here from Charleston with
phosphate for Japan will also carry a
large consignment Of arms and amuni-
tion The vessel is to sail about Septem-
Ler 4. Her agents in this city refused
to say who were the shippers of eight
tons Of cartridges and fifty tons of rifles
which have been accepted for shipment
to Yokohama. As the vessel has ca
pacitv OF 5000 tons and is only loaded
with 1000 tons Of phosphate, it is ex-
pected that the remainder Of her cargo
will be made up Of arms and ammunition.
The Cain flies the British flag, so that it
is not expected she will have any. diff
Guilty in reaching her destination.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
Double Daily service.

A correspondent Of the Raleigh News
and Observer who seems to know what
he is talking about, writes that paper
ut is perhaps little unfortunate that
the Western road from Salisbury runs
only one train each day. This transpor.
tation does not begin to accommodate
the travelling public. but we are told that
very soon the Southern railway will run
its through trains to the great West
over the Western North Carolina and
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Gcor
gia railroads, which will give double
daily service each way"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
Rev York Populists

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 The Populists
Of the city OF New York have determined
to nominate their own city and county
ticket and have asked organized labor
to enter the field of politics and unite
forces under their standard. The ropu-
lists Of the State will also hold con
yention and put IL State ticket in the
field. The State convention has been
called to meet in Saratoga, September
11th.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
ALAS, POOR COXEY.
Not Wanted d Even by the Intltan a
POpuli8ts.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. 22.-The
Popuists have rcnounccd affiliation with
Genera" j. S. Coxey. Some leaders OF
the party here have the impression that
Coxcy is running kind of side show in
connection with the Peoples party. lie
charged well for his speech at Verders-
burg the other day. and now it is an
nonnced that he will speak to the people
of Dekalb county lat ten cents head"
Members OF the party who have been in
vtstiga'luS his methods have recon-
mcnced that he be not employed by the
State committee to make speeches.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
TO GUDGER FROM RANe:1n''' y
A $4,000 PLACE IN THE DE.
PARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Mr.. (sudRer viii RI main In Ashe-
Vile Excep, when the Duties
of His New work Call Him
AWAY to Inves ixase Cases for
the Government

WASHINGTON, Aug, 90 Special. -
Hon. II. A. Gudser of Ashev!lle arrived
in the city this morning and is stopping
at the Metropolitan hotel.
1t is understood here that Senator
Ransom, on his own motion and with
out consultation with Mr. Gudger, has
secured and rendered him position in
the Department of Justice, at a salary of
$4,000 per year and expenses.
Tne duties of the position are i'll the
line of Mr.. Gudger's profession, being
the investigation of cases in which the
government is Interested in various
parts of the country.
Mr.. Gudger's headquarters will be in
Ashevlle.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
Rail<vav Rate war Enis d

WACO, Texas. Aug. 30 The rate war
between the railroads out OF this place
to st. Louis and Washington is at an
end. by the cut made, the purchaser II
IN excursion ticket to Washington
could, at st. Louis, get rebate, but
there was no stipulation as to his return,
and his fare back to Waco would cost
him nearly as much as the original ticket.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
TIIH. CHOI-E.H 4.
Army M-HCruNeTs S'Oppt guar
antine Ayains. Russia.

ST PETERsnuRG, Aug. o. The Czll
has countermandrd orders for Il holiday
of army marmnver at Smolersk, owing
to the prevalence OF ch 'lera in that
vicinity.
BERLIN, Ang. 22,-The imperial hcnltt
commission has been notified of five new
cases OF cholera at Danzjng. The dis
ease has made its appearance at kltto
witt in Prussian Silesia. and the govern
or of that district has ordered that strict
quarantine BE- established along the Rus
sian frontier
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
GAVE NEGROES SEATS
And the I.illv whites Got up and
l.. II.

And the I-illv whites Got up and
l..
NASHVILLE, TENN, August 23.-A(ter
an all night session of row and wrangle
over the color line question. raised in the
Davidson county delegation, the Repub-
lican State convention at 4 O'Clock this
morning decided in favor of seating ne-
grocs. The Lilly Whites, as they ha We
been denomnated, were in high dudgeon
when the vote unscating them was an
nounced.
"Arc We to under stard by this that
white Republicans of Davidson county
are to be disiranchiScd?" howled Col.
Elijah Ashcroft. standing in his scat.
ut means that you are to leave the
floor OF the convention" replied the
speaker.
The Lilly Whites then filed out under
dcrisive ieers. On passing through the
doors one of them turned and, shaking
his fist behind, said: "Yes. and VIC will
' ,'e agi inst yoMr nominee"
The convention then adj 'urncd until
10 O'Clock his morning without having
effected permanent organization.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
CORBETT-JACKSON.
The BIOwhards May Vet Get To.
Rether.

Sioux CITY, la. Aug. 23.-Corbett's s
manager, William A. Brady, has tele'
graphed his acceptance of the Sioux City
Athletic clubs $25, 900 offer for the Coz
bett,Jackson fight. Jackson telegraphcd
yesterday that he would accept if train
Ing expenses were guaranteed him, pro.
vidcd the fight did not take place. The
guarantee was made. The club is com
posed of 40 of the leading business and
professional men who have jointly signed
a note for the $4,000 to be taken ur
and the cash deposited with the articles
when signed.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
ON A SLOW TR ACK.
wOnde T ful Perform aiic OF n NJ W
CrO'ter.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22,-Alix, Monroe
Salisbury s wonder rful little III nc, Great, d
a sensation at Washington Park ycs-
terday afternoon by turning the track
in 2.05A in an attempt to beat the
record for the course, 206h, made
by Nancy Hanks in 1892. The conscn-
sus Of opinion among well known horse
men after the race was that the perform
ance was the grandest ever accom- pushed
by a trotter, as the track was fully two
seconds slow and the dav hardly we'll
adapted for record smashing.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
: lac H ing OF COreH Heard ErOin

LONDON, Aug. % "A dispatch states
that the King of Core has dccl ,rcd him
self independent Of the Chinese govern
ment, and has appealed to Japan for as
sistancc to expel the Chinese from the
country,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES

National league-Brooklyn 20, St
Louis II. New York l3, Chicago II
Philadelphia 12, Cleveland 6. Bostor
is, Cincinnati g. Boston 20, Cincin
natl 8. Baltimore II, Pittsburg II
Washington Is, Louisville 0.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
MAYOR Gala ahan Guilty

New ORLEANS, Aug. 22.-Thc jury in
the case of Mayor Callahan brought in
a verdict o' guilty this morning.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-22
1O2
The New
Patton Ave.
Grocery Store.

Is now always rushed, and it is packed and
jammed with all the incest and freshest goods
the market affords. Just received large lot
coniectionaries direct from factory at wholesale.
Hard work night and day Careful and polite
attention is what makes our store attractive.
Prices cut in two in the middle and set on fire
at both ends, as have 10 one to compete with
me. am doing the funny thing Of under sell.
ing myself NV tobacco and cigar department
is great attraction, which Is complete. No
time to mention brands. Come and see 'em.
No use going up town. Itave what you want.
All goods fresh and first class In every respect.
No old stale stock. Try my Omega -four. This
is the best flour OH the market, but keep all
kinds. Also hay, horse and COW feed. In fact
everything that man or beast could eat keep.
receive H. & S. candies direct from factory
every week Drink Kop's Cheer, non intoxi.
eating, pure and heal,hiul; substitute for beer.
Kop's Extra for stout. Doctors are prescribing
1t for invalds and weak persons. Goods dc.
livered to any part of the city free. No trouble
| 10 show goods,