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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-04
Telegramy KrajOWe.
SpnstOszenia W Little Rock, Ark.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, 8 paz
dziernika. Spustoszenia, jake
zrzsdzi} orkan W tenn miescie
wczoraj W nocy, bez porowna.
MIA So wieksze, anizeli pccza
tkowo ssdzano i szkoda zrzs,
dzona wyniesie okoto miliona
dolar6w. Take kilka os6b W
gruzach zgine}o. Wieksza
czesG mieszHa6c6w miasta we
snie pograaona W czasie, kiedy
orkan przelecia1, ME wiedzia1s
veal o katastrofie, jaka sr6d,
miescie nawiedzila j dopiero
nazajutrz rano' spostrzeg}a
-dzielo nieslychanego zuiszcze'
MIA. Widok istotnie by} pre-
razajacy. Olbrzymie domy po-
burzone, druty eIektryczne, tie.
legrafczne / kolejowe poszar-
pane poplataue leza ma ziemi,
tax, re AMI luyslec niemozna o
przywr6ceniu komunikacyi W
czasie kr6tkim, DUO os6b
pokaleczonych, niekt6re poza-
bijane, o niekt6rych niewiado
mo, coz niemi sic sta1o. Sama
szkoda zrzadzona ma domu o.
b}akanych wynosi oko}o 2oo,-
900. Asystent dyrektora tego
zak}adu, DIR. Ingate, zosta} Ia
bity, q trzech str6zw i dw6ch
pacyent6w znalezG ME MONA:
zapewne zwioki ich zuajda sic
pod gruzami. Skazaniec James
zosta} zabity W domu karnym,
a kilku innych ciezko pokale-:
czonych. Ma domu karnym
szkoda zrzadzona wynosi $780,
900. Jackson Bryd wraz z die.
cieciem 3-letniem zabi}y W
sw m domu. Dom, W kt6rym
znajdowa}o sic biuro Western
Union, zosta} zburzony i ME
MONA by}o depesz rozes}ac.
Oko}o 200 domow ma dachy
pozrywane, wiele z mich je.
szcze inaczej zosta}o uszkodzo-
nych. Liczba tutejszych rze.
mieslnik6w, II. blacharzy, Gle.
sli, mularzy itp. jest szczup}s
i trzeba by}o Memphis i St.
Louis takowych sprowadzic,
by m6dz sic zajae naprawie,
MEM szkod.
Nowy posef austryacki.
WASHINGTON, 8 pazdz No
wy posei austryacki dla Sta.
now Zjednoczonych nazywa
Hengelmueller. Ma przybyc
tn 2 poczstkiem listopada,
gdyz W tym czasie ma udac sic
do Brazylii jego poprzednik,
Won Tavera, kt6rym pomie-
Mali sic ma urzedy. Hengel-
mueller zna Washington, gdyz
by1 dawnlej tn sekretarzem
poselstwa austryackiego. P6-
zniej by} W s}uzbie diploma
tycznej W Londynie i Buka-
reszcie, a przez jakis czas byl
pos1em W Serbii. Ma bye bar
dzo dobrym dyplomata. Gale
jego nazwisko jest Hengelmu.
eller Won Hengerwar.
IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-04

choroby cara. Obecnie ME spo.
dziewaja sic, azeby Stub m6g1
nastapiG pred czerwcem roku
przyszlego. Wtajemniczeni sa-
dza, re Stub ten ME nastapi nj
gdy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-04
Figaro" 0 lO-letnim skrzypku
pOIskim Hubermanie.

Wp}ywowa gazeta paryzka ,,Fjga-
ro'' temi s}owy ocenia gre Bromsia
Hubermana, 1O-letniego skrzypka z
Warszawy: nChlopcayk teo, wirtuoz
i kompozytor zarazem, ktory znalazf
W Paryzu kolosalne powcdzenie, Jest
prawdziwie cudownem zjawiskiem i
slusznie naleay mu sic przydomek
masego Mozarta." lime gazety chwa.
Ia 60 rownym zapa}em.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-04
Mania wielkOsci.

Murzyni maja upodobanie do
przybierania nazw ludzi siaw-
nych, lecz noszac je, uszanowat
ich ME potrafia. I tax, rapport po-
licyjny pewnego miasteczka W
Kentucky opiewa: Benjamin
Franklin wysieczony wczoraj roz-
gami "a kradziez ps6w. = To-
masz Jefferson zamkniety W are
szcie "a wloczegostwo. = jerry
Waszyngton ma stawac pred
kratkami pod zarzutem podpala-
MIA dom6w. - MARGIN Luter
spadl drzewa j zabii sic, kra-
dnac gruszki W ogrodzie. = Ma
poleon Bonaparte skazany ma mie-
siac aresztu "a kradziez kozy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-04
z Brazylii.

Rio DE JANEIRo, 3 3pazdz. =
w prowincyi Rio Grande do
Sui cd kilku dni tocza sic "a
ciete walki z powsta6cami.
Dow6dca wojsk rzadowych
gen. Lima zaatakowal wczoraj
Santa Ana, gdzie sic zognisko-
waly silly powstahcow--l zmu-
si{ ich do cofniecia sic do Gu
chitta. Powsta1cy 50 rozbici-
i usi}uja precise granics Uru-
guayu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-04
jak najsurowiej potepiajscych

jak najsurowiej potepiajscych
zwiazek A. P. A'st6w i WY
wajacych wszystkich prawych
czlonk6w Uni do ,,zwalczenia
wszelkiej nietolerancyi reli-
bijnej, 2 jakiegokolwiek zr6.
d}a by pochodzi}a. "zywe deba
ty wywiaza1y sic mad przyjs.
ciem platformy Chicago Fe.
deration of Labor" kt6ra, zda.
rzeniem del. Duffy, r6wnozna.
czna By Ia zplatforma populi
stow z Jackson County, a z
kt6ra ondlatego sic ME zgadza,
il A.P. .A'sci kontrolowali kon,
wencya, ma kt6rej ts platfor.
me przyjeto. Platforme to pre-
ciez W ko1cu przyjeto.
kOnWencya farmerOW.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va. 3go
pazdaiernika. Dzisiaj rozpo
cze}a sic tu czternasta roczna
konwencya krajowa farmer6w.
Me zgromadzono sic tax Ii
cznie, jak oczekiwano, chociaz
obecnych by}o wiele wybitnycb
osobistosci. Przemowe -powi.
talna wypowiedzia} W imieniu
farmer6w 4 West Virginia
John A. Myers z uniwersytetu
Stanowego. Burmistrz Smith
z Parkersburg l John A. Hut
Crimson, jako zastepca Guber-
natora Nc Corkle, r6wniez wy.
stapiIi z mowami powitalnemi.
Cd powjedziell na ME Daniel
Needham z Massachusetts, pre-
zydent Clayton Iowa sekre.
tarz Stahl 2 Illinois. Potem
prezydent Clayton mia} pre-
move o calorocznych czyGno-
sciach zwiazku.
BOmba dynamitOWa.
ELYR1A, o., 3 pazdziernika.
D1isiaj niemaie tu zaniepoko'
jenie powsta}o wskutek odkry-
cia ogromnej bomby nitrogli.
cerynowej j dynamitowej, kt6-
ra ktos wlozy} W elevator ko,
lei Lake Shore i Michigan
Southern. Pewien robotnik
odkry3 to bombe z lontem u
kryta W budynku. Zawierala
ona tyle nitrogliceryny dy-
namitu, IL wybuch jej r6wna}.
by sic wybuchowi stu funt6w
prochu giant. Gdyby eksplo.
zya nastapi}a, opr6cz elevate,
ru kilka innych budynk6w
by}oby wylecia}o W powietrze.
Tow. Ochrony zWierzat W New
YOrku.
ALBANY, N. Y, 8 pazdaier-
nika. Legislature tutejsza
otrzyma petycYa, azeby upo'
wazaila miasta do nakladania
podatkow tax ma koty, jak i
ma psy do }apania kot6w, "a
1t6re podatk6w ME zap}acano.
R6wniez zaaada sic cd pan,
azeby kapeluszy ME zdobi1y
pi6rami ptasiemi. Take u
chwa}y powzieto ma wczoraj-
szem posiedzeniu Towarzystwa
ochrony zwierzat. Ze sprawo'
zda6 okazuje sic, re W cafym
Stanie istnieje 33 towarzJ stw,
starajacych sic wystepowaf
przeciw okrucie1stwu. Z tych
IA zajmuje sic ochrona zwie.
rzat, 13 bronieniem dzieci
przeciw okrutnemu z niemi
postepowaniu, a 6 wystepowa'
MEM W og6le przeciw okru,
cie1stwu. Do ssdow W ciagu
ostatniego roku wniesiono $50
skarg; 3779 zwierzst niezda-
tnych do piracy cd niej uwol.
Mono; 4797 koni zupe}nie ME
przydatnych do roboty zabito;
607 koni pokaleczonych W am.
bulansowych wozach ulic
wywieziono, a zajmowano sic
1899 skarpami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-04
Mafzenstwo carewiczs znow
OdfOzOne.

PETERSBURG, 3,go pazlz. =
Malze1stwo earewieza ksiez-
niczka Alieya, zn6w zosta3o
od{ozone, tym razem 2 powodu
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PrzeciW A. P. A.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, 3paadz. 8
Stanowa Federation of Labor
powzisla dis szereg uchwala
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-04

Kupujeie kalendsrz KatOlicki
ma rok 1896 jest HadzWyczai zaj-
nuiacy.
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w restauracyi.

w restauracyi.
= Kelner!
- Slucham pana!
: jake wy to podajecie jadlo."te
rybe czud okropnie.
- Niepodobna! Tr,ymalismy js
c.}y tydzieh W lodnie..
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AT THE GRAND.
"A RAIL ROAD TICKET. "


The new and entertaining farce.
comedy, "A Railroad Ticket which
will be presented at the Grand next
Tuesday night has scored immense
success everywhere. Rarely has new
play of this order received sucn
unanimous praise. The story of the
piece is an entertaining one and is as
follows.
BY the will of their father, Robert
and JACK Tickets are left a small but
equal sum of money to start in business,
the one having the larger bank accoun,
at the end Of the year to receive two
thirds of his fathers fortune and the
other the remainder.
Robert becomes the best posted
broker in the United States, and Jack
becomes a perfume drummer They
are both in love with the same girl, and
she is so much in love with both. she
refuses to give her answer until the end
Of the year Robert, tired OF waiting
falls in love with his short hand writer,
gets married settles down to business
and wins the fortune. while poor Jack
gets only the idol of his heart and a
few paltry dollars
Seats now on sale at popular prices.
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ODD OCCURRENCES.

young woman at Milwaukee had
her wedding postponed because on the
night set n cat knocked lamp off q
table.
Brum Ridley of Chattanooga, Tenn
fell into beer barrel, or rather the
contents of one fell into him by being
pushed, and its influence was so bad
that he even went so far us to curse
his sister.
1t is reported that a petrifled fish OF
the salmon variety has been found
imbedded in solid bedrock TWENTY-FIVE
feet beneath the ground on the place
of William Fudge, near Pampa,
Washington.
Wilbur Clark of Williamsburg, N.
Y, fell from n smoke stack l1s feet to
the ground and broke his neck. When
picked up, he was alive, and asked
how far he fell. He said that it
seemed to HIM that it was mile.
Lulu Cumlis and Grace Newles, both
colored, of Chattanooga, Tenn, be-
cause of slight scraps with their low
ers, actually took poison enough to
kill a horse and would have shuified
off but for the prompt Intervention OF
several doctors.
James Ryan, sixty-five, Rochester,
N. Y, carpenter, because the hospital
authorities would not release him,
slipped away. bought lot of laudanum
and drank it on the back steps of his
residence. He ate hearty supper
and then told his family what he had
done. Physicians could not save him.
A Kentuckian, who Is patient IN q
hospital in that state, Is as blue as
new stovepipe from the top of his
head to the bottom Of his feet His
finger nails are blue, the whites of his
eyes are blue, his lips are blue, and
30 is his tongue. and altogether he is
the bluest man in America. The doc
tors say that the discoloration is
caused by nitrate of silver poisoning.
The man for years has been subject to
epileptic fts, and took great quanti-
ties Of nitrate of silver in order TO
ward them of.
Nearly every orange grower in the
South raises special brand of fruit
Of his own, to which he gives some at
tractive name. One of the favorite
Kinds sent to Richmond, Va, is the
''mocking- bird" The clerk in Cary
street store, which supplies fruit to q
leading hotel, made out the bill the
other day for box of oranges as fol-
lows: "To one box of mocking birds,
s3.75." When the bill was presented
the cashier at the hotel refused to pay
it, saying he was sure that no mock
ing birds had been ordered for the
house, and they had no use for mock
ing birds, any way. When it was ex-
planned the next day that the mocfing
birds were fruit and not songsters,
the bill was paid promptly.
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BRlLLlANTS.

No man lives right who does not be-
lieve right
There is no better excess in the
world than the excess Of gratitude.
1t is the struggle and not the at
tainment that measures character.
Next 20 acquiring good friends, the
best acquisition is that of good books
Before man can deliberately do
anything wrong he has to convince
himself that he has good motive.
If our whole time was spent in
amusing ourselves, we should find it
more wearisome than the hardest
days work.
The man who undertakes to get
rich at the expense of his conscience
will not be long in finding out that he
can't do it
Why is it that when money is
wanted for the church, most of the
members think that somebody else
ought to give it?
Our sins, like our shadows, when
our day is in its glory, scarce appear.
Toward our evening how great and
monstrous they are.
Don't hang around and wait for
somebody else to go ahead Break
your own path. Don't put off to-day's
work until tomorrow, in hope that 1t
will be done for you.
How many man, by throwing him
self to the ground in despair. brushes
and destroys forever thousand flowers
OF hope that were ready to spring up
and gladden. all his pathway.
Some people have no perspective in
their conscience. Their moral con-
victions are the same on ali subjects.
They are like a reader who speaks
every word with equal emphasis
Nothing so much increases ones
reverence for others as great sorrow
to ones self. 1t teaches one the depths
ot7buTan nature. In happiness we
a-Shhs0ow and deem others SO.
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SUNNY MILES.

Teacher-Do peas grow on vines or
on bushes? Pupil, whose father keeps
summer boarding house - They
comes in cans
Figg-Have you seen Jones' wife?
What is she like? Should You call
her pretty2 Fogg-I might If / was
talking to Jones
Simpson looks all tagged out.
What's the natter" Hes been
counting up all the things he could
have bought with s. he lost"
~ might have married half dozen
better men than you," said Mrs Jack
son Parke in the course of a little con-
iugal tiff, land what's more, / mean
to do So"
Miss Upton-Did you tell him that
was not at home? New Servant
Yes, mum; but he didn't seem to be-
lieve me, bein' as I'm stranger.
Mebby you'd better go down and tell
him yourself, mum.
Whats the matter, old chappie?"
exclaimed Cholly. Hand me your
smelling bottle, deah boy!" said Fwed-
dy, family. 1.-The young woman who
has just passed us gives off a stwong
odoh of new gingham!'
"Old Workandslave took his first
lay off in fifteen years yesterday. /"
How'd he happen to do it?" Went to
funeral" "Never heard of his doing
such thing before" "He never did.
The funeral was his own"
A father with eight marriagea BILE
daughters advertised as last resource
to get them off his hands He received
the following telegram: "Am q bach
slor and wealthy. VIII gladly marry
one of your daughters. Send sample
At once"
Little Girl-Animals hasn't any rea-
son; they has only instinct; teacher
said So know toads don't reason,
anyhow. Little Boy-How do you
know? Little Girl-'Cause If they
did, they'd make their stools so they'd
screw up and down.
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Wants a saloon License.

George jackson was to have applied
to the city council last Monday evening
for saloon license TO do business at
1926 Evans avenue in the old building
recently moved to that place. He paid
a visit to CITY Clerk Ross to arrange
some of the prcllminaries and had his
$500 fee and bond in sight, but de-
cided to await the action of the council
on the petition asking that Evans
avenue be declared a business street.
The adverse action taken IN the
matter by the council. together with
the remonstrances of the residents Of
block No. 40 and Of the womens re
publican league will probably check
proceedings in that direction for time
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Ar Enterprising Firm.

A visit to the ilourishing lumber
yards of Foley x Leonard, Austin
Gaven manager. discloses the fact that
there are some business concerns which
do not complain of hard times 1t
keeps this firm busy receiving and
storing away their big orders which
disappear almos, as rapidly as received.
In the last week they have received
several car loads of lumber. embracing
shingles, lath. flooring. etc and an IN.
voice of poplar from East Tennessee.
A car load Of $50 kegs of nails from
Pennsylvania have also Just arrived and
are now stored away in the basement of
the new store house Just being erected
Mr.. Gavin proves to be lively hustler
and most accommodating guide and is
ably assisting the firm to popularity and
an increase oil business
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Trees, Trees.

g. A. Rodell. the tree man has solved
the problem of where to get trees. and
has on hand his regular spring ship
ment of all kinds of fruit and shade
trees and shrubbery. The frui, trees
are all Colorado grown and are rs tine
as any ever brought to the city, The
supply OF shade trees is large and the
variety unlimited. He is having big
demand for everything. this being just
the time TO plant, and the rush amounts
to something wonderful
You are invited to call ut his nursery,
corner of Abriendo and Union avenues.
one block north of Mesa Hotel and
examine stock and get prices.
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New Street Car Lines.

The trolly wire is now being strung
for the street car line around the loop
and cars will probably be run over the
new route to morrow. when trailets
will be put on. Work on the new line
to the lake is progressing rapidly, the
graders now having reached Cypress
street westward from Evans avenue,
closely followed by the track layers.
This cut off to the lake will be hailed
with delight by Bessemer people and
will prove paying summer line for the
railway company.
An effort will be made by residents
of Cedar street and Eaton avenue to
secure line in that part of town, some
of the citizens standing ready to put up
bonus. Let the good work go on.
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Attention, Lady Voters.

Notice is hereby given by the board
Of county commissioners Of Pueblo
county that the registration of voters
in precincts to "a inclusive 42, 43. "A,
and from a to 50 inclusive. said pre-
cincts being wholly or partly in the
city of Pueblo. in said county, has been
completed by said board of com.
missiOners and the books have been
deposited with the county clerk of said
county; that for the period OF sixty
days next after the date of the first
publication hereof, the record of said
registration will be found with the said
county clerk at his office in Pueblo.
open for inspection at any time during
office hours and that upou application
to the county clerk by any elector in
person and without vouchers any error
or errors in the registration of such
elector will be corrected and that any
elector who has not been registered
may on application, in person and with
out vouchers, be registered in his proper
election precinct.
BY order Of the board of county com.
missioners.
C. ID HENDERSON, County Clerk.
First publication March 10, 1894.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-14
JOKES AND JuMsLEs.

Lady Patient-Doctor, how do you
pronounce spinal meningitis? Doctor
Very dangerous, madam, very dam
gerous.
Customer lin book store)-I would
like to get some good book on faith.
Clerk-Sorry, sir, but our rule Is to
sell nothing to strangers except for
cash.
"The charter of a kennel club should
not be limited for a series of years."
observed Larimer. "Why not?" asked
Dinwiddie. because 1t ought to be
purp-etual."
Chicago man met . Boston girl
Saturday and married her the next
Wednesday. A little more Chicago
goaheadativeness and vim in the Bos-
ton youth might reduce the large per.
centage of unmarried women In Mass
achusetts.
They seemed very loving as they
sat on the piazza together" "Indeed4
What were they doing?" "He was
smoking cigar and she was eatiu'
Ice cream" 'Then, l suppose. he had
on his smoking jacket and she her
hton jacket
"if you marry Grace" exclaimed
the irate father to his son. .Til cut
you of without penny and you won't
have SO much Us = piece Of pork to
boil in the pot" WELL" said the
young man, Grace before meat and
he immediately went In search Of .
minister.
Judge-What led You to get drunkS
Prisoner-Your honor.I thought the
bank was -oing TO burst 50 drew
my money out. Judge-And YOU rot
drunk with 1t? Prisoaer-Yes, your
honor. Judge-Have you any left to
pay fneP Prisoner-Not a cant
your honor Judge-Ten days. Pris-
oner, sotto voce-Well, II that bsnh
bursts I'm ahead of it.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-14
A DECISIONS Runaway.

Wednesday afternoon while riding in
a buggy along Union avenue. the horse
being driven by H. Perlet and wife
took fright, and running against a
telephone pole threw the occupants
violently to the ground. seriously though
not dangerously injuring them. They
were thrown directly under a horse and
wagon standing near, but the animal
did not move, thus saving them from
further injury. Mr., Perlet was render
cd unconscious for time, having
struck on his head. while Mrs. Perlets
worst injury is bruised shoulder,
Both were generally badly shaken up
and brought home in hack. DIR. Fugard
being called to attend to their injuries
The buggy was badly smashed.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-14

The iron side AT the steel works is
practically shut down.
W. w Towse is after the job of COW
herder subject to the good will of The
council
! John Merryman, clerk with Herman
Il Shloss. and Dan Miller, grocer, are
likely applicants for positions as fire
men.
The school election for district No.
20 will be held Monday, May :. at
which time three directors will be
chosen, one for 1--WE years, one three
years and one to fill vacancy See
notice in this issue
The csrcasses of several dogs are
lying about town much to the disgust
of people who are made aware of the
existence of the nuisances through
their olfactory senses. Unless the
city seavenger looks after this state of
affairs the board of health will be
called up to the eighth ward.
Ifby any means the city council
should grant a saloon license to the old
shaak recently moved to Evans avenue,
three families who are now occupying
residences Immediately north of the
building would vaeate the premises and
seek dwellings elsewhere This fact
breaches sermon to the council,
Miss Louise Kelley. daughter of C
W Kelley, the well known all-round
rail road man at the Bessemer Junction
has received the appointment of car
clerk for the D Il r. G Miss Kelley
is an indefa,igable worker, her duties
often calling her attention from u. N.
to II p. m. enough for the strongest
man to look after, and yet she cheer
fully goes through the daily routine
and no threat of strike 1t takes Il
western girl to hustle.
Thomas Mulligan died at the c. F
I " l. w > uNellNhI lhAleAuN nun AuC
effects of an accident which occurred at
the steel works on Tuesday In guard
ing an ingot on crane by means of a
long hook he was struck in the stomach
with the end of the rod which became
uumanageable and the unfortunate
man was rendered unconscious. The
shock to his nervous system was such
that he never rallied The remains
were taken in charge by Mcmahon &
Collier and shipped to Joliet, III. for
interment
There is nothing more handsome
or more becoming, nor is there any
thing cheaper in table ware than glass
goods properly assorted, Time was
when glassware was luxury but now
when bought at the right figure it is
inexpensive and yet tasteful The Bes-
semer Fair has planned to deal largely
In this line and has just received a
splendid assortment of everything rang
ing from a salt cellar to n cake stand
and has placed the price within the
reach of all The display is fine aud
the beautiful counters are treat to be
hold. Mr., stinchfeld invites the public
to cali