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The Green Forest tribune., 1897-08-19
LOCAL. MENTION.
ome railroad talk.

6dCu IA AH6
rhe reunion commences next
Iursday.
/. Y. Ramsey is having his
cling painted.
rhe Holiness camp meeting COM
noes at Yocum tonight.
Let every body do their best to
Ike the reunion a success.
\ is reported that B. B. Esling-
ot Denver has "hay fever"
need & Co. paid out s1.O59,75
hogs and cattle here last " ednes-
4 W. Teters of Dry creek was
hing with our merchants Thurs
rank Plamlee, the deaf mute
Polo township, was here last
Bk.
y. G. Russell was doing some
81 business IN Liberty township
trsday.
8G. Alfred, J. P. of Liberty town
!, was doing business here
hnesday.
| 3. Owensbey of Oak Grove
here on business Wednesday
u last week.
ee Ramsey, who has been dan
huslv If at his home near Rule
some time, is recovering.
mail-route map of this state
been furnished the post office
lis place by the government.
he confidence of the people IN
IDS Sarsaparilla is due to its
ualled record of wonderful
Ines Goforth aud son, JOHN, OF
I'M, were disposing Of some
hogs to sneed & Co. last
nesday.
chamberlain olic, Cholera and
rhoea Remedy always affords
hpt relief. For sale by J. 3.
bert, druggist.
SIS Minnie Young OF Denver
boing some business for her
i here last Thursday. She
accompanied by Miss Ida
han.
The care of the hair was made
It OF a lady's education, We
d not see SO many gray heads,
he use OF HalI's Hair Renew
buld be unnecessary.
prge Gates and Miss Alice
bly, of this place were united
arriage at BerrYvilie on last
aay. We extend our very
FISHES to this young couple.
b committee met Saturday and
ed up the grounds east OF
Burney's for the ex-Conted-
reunion, which will be held
bext Thursday, Friday and
DAY.
putty Sheriff Stroud and Con-
jeff Harbert made an un-
bsful search for John Daily on
last Thursday. Daily has
lodging the officers for sew
nonths.
\. G. W. HolIensworth COM
b suicide at his home near
ville on last Friday by dis
ing the contents of u shot gun
is mouth. Ii is said that the
"f his rash act is due to tho
ons he was in.
\. Florence Musgrave, who
ben visiting her parents east
M for the past month, started
II return to her home near
ita Falls, Texas. She was
hpanied as far as Eureka
gs by her father, A. J. Cox,
isses Essie Cox and Yirgia
hgame.
always gratifying to receive
lpnials for, Chamberlain
Cholera and Diarrhoca
r 1y, and when the endorse
N from q nhvSician IT. ia os
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-08-19

Buy your goods at the Rack Q
Store.
New goods, new prices at W. R.
Sneed Il Cos.
G. G. McNiel left Tuesday on d
visit to his old home in Tennisee,
Well dlggers in Green Forest
have been finding their wells pref
ty ''rocky."
The great sale of all kinds OF
summer goods is now on at W. L.
Sneed & Co.'S Bargains in every
department.
John Griffin, of GAINESVILLE, O..
says: Il never lived q day for &c
years without suffering agony, un.
til box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve cured NY piles" For piles
and rectal troubles, cuts, bruises
sprains, eczema and all skin trou
bles, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
is unequaled. j. r. Harbert.
A. Blasingame will pay the
highest cash price for your chick
ems and ducks. Bring them in.
CcAsAaxTs stimulate liver. kidneys and
bowles. Never sicken. weaken or gripe. loc.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-08-19

Harve Wade has been very sick
for several days.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-08-19

The curcuit court docket shows
twenty-seven criminal cases, twen-
ty-fve equity and five common law
cases Tor disposition at this August
term.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04
Montana Mines.

MONTANA, August 3l.-Everything is
quiet in this vicinity. About lis men
are at work in the mines and they put
out about thousand tons OF coal day.
The strikers who were camped near here
have ceased 10 march through the town
and have about all left the camp ground.
There must be something wrong some
where. The gold hats that we're worn
year ago to represent the gold stand
ard and prosperity are now used as con-
tribuiion hats and are passed around
soliciting the people for help.
They say that one year ago they were
promised plenty OF work and good wages
II they would support Mckinley, but II
they get work and wages they will have
TO get it some other way than through
the gold standard platform. 1t looks as
II they would have TO fight I a living
OF starve. There is an abundance being
raised but the poor man with low wages
is unable to get much of it. | have
come tn the conclusion that there is lit
tie difference between the party who
promises and the party who never pays.
1t seems to me the working class has
missed its best chance to strike. They
should have struck at the ballot box a
year ago. am glad that some people
are getting their eyes open and think
they have enough to open them, as star
walton is staring some OF them in the
face
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Very Much Akin to BuncO.

One day last week a smooth stranger
drove up to the residence of our jolly
friend Raymond Griggs in Clinton
district, and wanted to buy sheer
pelts, old gum boots, or most any old
thing Raymond might have to SELL
Not being able to trade the stranger
told Raymond he had a valuable
package at Little Falls and in it were
some articles that would just suit
Raymond, but that the charges on
them were 80. 60 and unfortunately he
hadn't that much money; wouldn't
Raymond lend him that amount for a
short time until he could go after the
goods and return. Raymond said no
how do know that / will ever gel
my money back? Oh, that's easy
quoth the peddler, here's a fine watch
l just paiG $50 for, worth much more.
Will leave with you for security.
Raymond thought that good enough
and handed over crisp ten dollar bill.
The stranger departed and headed fol
Preston county. After time when
he failed to return Haymond's suspi-
ciens were aroused and he found the
peddler had not been at Little Falls,
had no goods there, didn't want te
bay pelts-must be fraud. The
farmers wrath was raised and he came
to town. swore out warrant and sent
Constable Gidley after the fellow and
he was found in Preston county and
brought back. He at once disgorged
the ten and we learn will not be pros.
ecuted. The watch was worth little
or nothing.
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MINISTER APPOINTED.
The Lutherans Have Pastor Assigned
to Take Charge Of the Church Here

At a meeting of the Pennsylvania
synod of the Lutheran church held
at Rochester last week minister
was appointed to take charge of the
local church. He is a young man
recently orlS,iaed but aside from
that but little is known of him here.
His name is Ira G. Wallace. In a
short time he will be here to make
definite arrangements looking toward
his assumption of the pastorate. We
are delighted to hear of this action
and hope that very soon the congre-
cation will get themselves in shape
For the present the meetings oil
the congregation are held in the
Episcopal Hall and Sunday school
will be held there next Sunday af-
ternoon. The church has chosed as
deacons Messrs. Amandus Hawk, 5.
S. Simkins, Worth Baker and
Marschner of the Seneca Glass Go.
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south MorralntoMn.

SouTH MoReASrowS. Aug. s1.--=Char
ley Blair had piece of steel 10 fly il
his eye one day last week DR.. Harti
gan removed it and it is hoped no bat
results will follow.
Miss Kate Domain bad her face and
hands burned while igniting the gas in
the cooking stove.
John Anderson is able to be up and
walk about his room.
Misses Nina and Della Kincaid have
been indisposed, but are better at this
time.
John Wells has moved from South
Morgantown to his new house on Beech
urst.
John E. Price was put off at Buffalo
last week but has returned home.
The Standard is building eleven new
oil tanks on the Hite and adjoining
land
Mrs. Henry Baker is quite poorly.
Rev. Geo. w. Morris, of Pittsburg, is
visiting his father, Jno. j. Morris.
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Married.

McCLELLAN-MARTIN. - Married,
at Granville, by Rev. John Beddow,
Robt. G. Mcclellan, of Morgantown,
to Miss Essie E. Martin, ON the 18th
isn't.
CARpENTER-CooMBs-Married,a at
the Hotel Vernon ON the 2Sth inst,
by Rev. A. Cameron, A. G.. Carpen-
ter, of Marion county and Miss Allie
May Coombs, of this county.
Observation-Disclosures in holy
wedlock at high noon on Thursday,
the 26th inst, by Rev. ]. Beddow, Of
the NJ. E. Church, at the brides home
in Cassville, this county, J. Clark San
ders, OF Vaudeville to Miss Mary X.
Morris. The bride and groom leave
this week for Berkeley county, where
Mr.. Sanders assumes the principalship
of the school to which he has been
elected.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04

Blacksyllle Budged.

BLAcKsvILLE, w. Va, August 28-
| Our town has had many guests for few
weeks people appreciate Blacksville's
friendship Some OF our guests were !:
Misses Artie Church and Matte White,
Of Rogersvile, Pa, who paid T. B.
Moore a weeks visit Miss Ida f..
Owen, OF Greene county, gave A. Eme-
rvs weeks visit Miss Jennie Scott,
of Waynesburg, spent two weeks with
| Vim. +. Scott. Miss India Edda gave
Mrs II. +. Stephens a few days visit.
Mrs. Emma Rabbit and two children,
of Waynesburg, were the guests OF Mrs.
| Il. T.. Stephens. Mrs. Sarah Ann Dou-
gan and two daughters, OF Waynesburg,
were guests OF her father, John |. Wor-
ley. Mr.. Charles Earnest and wife, If
Oak Forest, Pa, were visiting Mr.. Jacob
| Wells. Nicholas Jones and wife, OF
Flat Run, were visiting two weeks
among relatives here and on Roberts
Run. Jacob Thralls and wife, OF La
port, Texas, are visiting friends and rel
atives here. Wash Marshall, of Wetzel
county, is visiting Joseph Marshall.
Rev. John Tygard, Of Pittsburg, is
among friends here Chas. Williams
and VIM. Michaels. Of Grafton, are here
on twenty days vacation; and many
other guests
S. C. Brock visited his mother, of near
Rogersville. recently.
John /. Morley made a trip to
Waynesbnrg this week.
A. /. Strosnider WAS at Wheeling this
week
f. W. Garrett made business trip to
| Waynesburg l.. L. Thomas is looking
after his interest in the oil field.
j. w. Scott is building a two-story
store room, 46x24 feet, with large ware
room at the side. T. b. Moore and j. l..
Chaplin are the mechanics. 1t will be a
grand building when completed and a
grand improvement to the east end of
town.
The NJ. f. church is rapidly nearing
completion Wash Headey, A. A.
Wade, W. w. Eemley and others are
the carpenters. j. :. Hoskinson and
Chs. Arison, painters.
Masons are at work at the abutments
for our bridge May progress be rapid
till it is complete for travel DIR. Thns.
II Millcr's new dwelling is compi.ied
We have a man that is building a
three-story castle in the air.
There have been several houses
painted recently and the new building
that are being erected, with other mn 4
improvements, show prosperity Tor 'ni
town. Our country friends say t. !,
know the town will be Incorporated lii-
time, by the improvements that are in
progress now, We wonder how the
anti incorporationists appreciated the
racing through Town the 22nd II there
is no other way to stop such conduct
especially on Sunday, missionari :
| Il lT cA,,t 10. nj T. -
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The PEDAGOGUES
Are With Us for 7 heir Annual
Visit.
attendance From outside Counties II
Much Larger Than Usual.

Monday morning the Monongalia
county teachers assembled for their
animal institute. County Superinten-
dent ID. b. Waters called them to
order. The session is being held in
Commencement Hall. The attend
ance is about as large as usual but
the number of outside teachers is
very much larger than usual. This
of course shows that the number Of
teachers from this county is much
smaller than in preceding years.
The teachers will have pleasant
stay with us. We are glad to see
them and will do all we can to make
them welcome. The weather is ia
vorable and will not prove the pun
ishment this year that it did last.
The instructors are Prof d. K.
Philips and Prof Thos. e. Hodges SO
that a profitable session is assured.
The first day was mainly devoted
to enrolling, arranging the prelimi-
naries and getting started. Several
prominent educators addressed the
institute. DR.. j. H. Raymond made
his first public appearance in Nor
gantown and delivered the address
of welcome. He made splendid
speech, full of words of welcome,
good advice and sound sense. He
made splendid impression ON all
who were so fortunate as to hear
him and nothing but words of
praise were bestowed upon him, DR..
+. M. Turner also Addressed the in-
stitute as did Prof. Aldrich both of
whom fully sustained their splendid
reputation.
The sessions of the institute will
continue until Friday afternoon and
will be enlivened by various inform
al meetings which are being ar
ranged.
The secretaries of the session are
r. H. Brown and Miss Anna Lar
kin.
The complete list of those in at
tendance ia az fellows.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04

Rev. I. ". Ireland was elected
secretary of the West Virginia NJ
p. conference at Harrisville last
, week.
| Prof. Aidrich, George g. Steele
and l. G. Lazzelle returned from St
Louis on Monday where they went
TO examine the working of heating
and yentillating system that viii
probably be adopted for the new
public school building.
Miss Laura Dawson went to Pitts
burg Monday. Some fine goods in
the Millinery line will soon be seen in
her store.
Mrs. Hartigan and children have
returned home from Asbury Park
where they spent the summer.
Miss Jennette Domain has return
ed from visit In Brownsville and
adjacent points.
The many friends of Miss Ger
trude Hayes, whose illness of ty-
phoid fever was noted in these col
umns last week, will be pleased to
note that she is holding her own and
no doubt will recover, though she is
quite sick
Rev. j. L. Roemer and wife have re-
turned to their home in Cleveland
after spending their vacation here
at Mr.. L. Pickenpaugh's.
Jesse b. Protzman is to be prin-
cipal of the High School at Prunty
town this winter
Miss Gertrude Bailey, of Sunnyside,
has been visiting relatives at Will
mington, Ohio, for some time, return
ing Monday.
Miss Gillian Jamison, returned
Monday from visit to Fairmont rel
atiyes.
John Harvey is in Fairmont for a
few days visit, the guest OF Dwight
Miller.
w. S. Baker is out again, after d
short Illness
Archie Weaver returned Monday
night from visit down the river.
Bennett S. White left Monday even
ing for Providence, r. L., where he
goes to accept position with Brown
& Sharpe manufacturing company,
We wish him success.
Miss LEW Baker left yesterday for
Pittsburg after Witt to friends and
relatives here
Sam Boyd, of Uniontown, who is
very well known here, spent Sunday
In the city visiting friends.
Judge Mitchell, of st. Paul, MINI,
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
J. X. Ewing, Jr, of Uniontown, Wis
tied Mr.. Adam Nye AMI Prof. A. w.
Lorentz. Judge Mitchell was the
instructor of two gentlemen in
Greek and Latin in old Monongalia
Academy about 1856. He was on a
visit to Uniontown and came up to
see them. None of the rest of the
class then in the academy are at
present in Morgantown. The meet
ing was a very enjoyable one and
aroused host of pleasant memories.
Prof. A. r. Whitehill has returned
after spending,theIsummer at Kinks
vile, NO His family will not re-
turn to Morgantown until the first
of the year.
George w. Hausberger is night
operator at the b. d o. station and
will serve during the continuance of
the coal rush.
Mr.. w. II. Bailey was the only
Morgantown merchant to attend the
Merchants Day celebration in
Wheeling last week. Merchants
from all over this state, Ohio and
Pennsylvania attended and the oc-
casion was a most notable one.
Mr.. w. M. Wiel has returned
from visit to New York and other
points, including his old HON in
Martinsburg
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04
Absolutely Pure.
A West yirginiap Drowned In Indiann.

Chester Shaffer, brother of Maj
or Phil A. Shaffer, was drowned in
| Cereka Lake, Indiana, ON Saturday
last. The unfortunate young man
fell from steamboat in the lake and
his head struck the side of boat
stunning him so that he was help
less. The body never rose to the
surface but was recovered ON Sun
day. Major Shafier left Mounds
vile at once for the scene of the ac-
cident and returned yesterday to
Newburg with the remains where the
funeral was held. Deceased was
B. Il o. conductor between Garrett,
Indiana, and Chicago. The bereaved
brothers and sisters have the sym
patty of all who know them in their
afiliction.
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Another Rutter Concert.

The famous Rutter band, of Union
town, will give concerts on Fri
day and Friday night, Sept. 10th, on
Conn's Rocks, or the Alum Rocks at
Point Marion. From this point there
is one Of the finest views ia Western
Pennsylvania. A boat will leave PIT.
Marion for Morgantown after the
night concert. A special train will
leave Point Marion for Uniontown at
the same time stopping at all sta
tione
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04
Trouble In MingO.

The sheriff of Mingo county, ths
only Republican official in that coun
ty, is having trouble over his bond
He has been given up twice since
the first of the year by his bonds
men and is now in court on another
notice. Much bad blood is shown
in Mingo over the matter and q
street fight is almost of daily occur
renee.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04

RANDALL. August S0.-Died, at hel
home in Cass dissric., on Monday, Aug
%, Mrs. Everley, aged 90 years.
Died, at her home in Cass district, or
Tuesday, Aug. oath, Mrs. Emeretts
Brand, aged IS years. Mrs. Brand was
the wife OF Hosea Brand.
Died. at his home on Tuesday, Aug
"a, Mr.. Josephus Wade, aged ~ wears
The Misses Wolf, OF Buckhannon,
have been visiting at Mr.. VIM. Shriver's
in Cass district for a couple of weeks
These ladies are sisters of Mrs. Shriver,
The festival at Usage was a success ~
to attendance but was partial failure
financially, principally owing to some
evil genius putting salt in the ice cream
and thus spelling il.
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A Clandestine Wedding.

Mr.. Frank X. Millman, Jr., son OF
Mr.. f. X. Millman, florist, Green st,
and Miss Fern Fogle, of Terra Alta
W. Va, were married on Sunday
August Is, by Rev. j. Howell George
rector of Holy Cross church. The
ceremony was very quiet and none
of Mr.. Millman's family had knowl-
edge of it until Saturday evening last,
when the groom informed his father
The marriage license was issued on
August u. The bride is a sister of
Mrs. DR.. T. G. Elliott, of Keyser, and
of DIR. Fogle, of Terra Alta Mr.. and
Mrs. Millman wilt reside in Cumber-
land.-Cum Ne,cs Of 60.
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Narrow Escape.

John Hartman had quite thrill
ing experience Saturday night al
Point Marion. He had gone down
below that place to attend a festival
and was driving spirited horse
When crossing the ferry the animal
became frightened and began plung-
ing. 1t required the efforts of all
on the boat to keep him from jump
ing into the river and the struggle
was continued for some time. The
incident was an exciting one and
the escape from injury of all con
cerned was certainly fortunate
one.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04

DIR. A. l.. BoYERs office in the Odd
Fellows building is one of the finest
in the state, 1t is much handsomei
than the average parlor.
WHERE are prices on Carpets 60
ing? They have been advancing since
July /. You can still buy at former
prices at Hirschman's. Their stock Il
complete, bought for spot cash from
manufacturers who needed money.
Bought for less than old prices and
will be sold the same way.
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Died..

BIsHoP-At her home in Kingwood
on Friday morning, August goth, 1897,
Mrs. Margaret f. Bishop, wife of ex-
Senator Charles NJ. Bishop, died after
lingering illness of several months
The funeral took place Sunday at the
home and was conducted by Rev. s.
P. Crummett of the NJ. e. Church, at
IL O'Clock. A special train from Tun-
Melton brought over large number Of
friends from Rowlesburg and other
points. -Kingwood Argus.
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Rebekah Excursion.

The local lodge Daughters Of Re-
bekah is to run an excursion TO
Brownsville. next Tuesday, September
It'll, on the steamer Isaac M. Mason.
The Odd Fellows have had an invita-
to attend. The excursion is to be a
select one and not open to the general
public. The members of the lodge
having 1t in charge are privileged to
invite their friends. The fare will be
fifty cents for the round trip. The
trip is bound to prove the most enjoy
able possible and large crowd will
go. For further particulars consult
w. ]. White who has this matter in
charge.
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Fertilizers.

We will again handle Zell's Celc-
brated Fertilize'. this fall. We have
handled these goods for II years and
the results grow better each year.
Prices are lower this year than ever
Send us your order by Sept. lst, so
that we may order the grade Of
goods you want. See us or write us
for Prices. Very truly
HUTCHINSON a. JACOBS,
Little Falls, w. Va.
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Girls Wanted.

Fifty girls who want steady en-
ployment all the year round at good
wages wanted at the Seneca Glass
plant. No trihers need apply. APP
ply at the office.
SENECA GLASS Co.
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The Leading Florist

Mary NJ. Jenkins, Florist, Grafton,
W. Va. Fine cut flowers and floral
designs a speciality. Potted plants in
variety. Grafton, w. Va. Box 22l.
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Mannin gton Prosperous.

F. d. Basnett, of Warrington was
interviewed by the Wheeling News
and said: "Manningtoh, while al
ways good business town is enjoy
ing a real boom. The oil develop
ments of recent occurrence have
much to do with the improvement,
but of course crops are having an
effect Also
w. r. Basnett, of Warrington,
was also well pleased with the con-
dition of business, which he said
had improved very much of late. All
lines of mercantile business he said
at Warrington are feeling the infu-
ences that are producing splendid
condition of trade.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04

ALL work done by DR.. A. L.
Boyers is by the latest and best
methods. Office in the Odd Fellows
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THESE CLEARANCE PRICES
Will Open the TishteSt Pocket Books,

Heavy purchases of fall goods before
the advance necessitates the closing
out OF a lot OF odds and ends. We
must have the room and here are the
prices that will make goods move
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-09-04

If you want bottled and canned
''HeInx" goods 60 to A. 4. Nye's.
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IA at strainer milk pail ........25 c
10 at tin bucket. ......,...... loo
at coffee pot .............,...l2c
6 qt buckets ....................Sc
pit. tin cups 49,. ...+.......+..5 sc
Coffee mills zoe
Fry pan porcelain lined ........2 zoe
Griddles l2c
7 inch high footed berry dish COW
cred lSc worth .,..............3 soc
5 inch high footed berry dish COW
cred 23c worth .......... -. 35c
5 inch low footed berry dish COW
cred zoe worth ....,..3 0c
4 inch berry saucers, doz. 15c worth30
Water sets, water bottle, tum-
blers and tray, .75c
! gallon, 9 tumblers and tray - .45c
lot lady's wrappers. 66c worth. .75c
! lot mems fancy bosom laundred
shirts, 40c worth. .,..... .60c
lot mems short bosom laundried
shirts, 45c worth ...6 csc
Curtain poles wood trimmed 30c
Extra good brooms l2le, 15c, zoe
ana ............... 25c
We are also Offering bargains in
dinner and tea sets, odd pieces in
qpeensware, glassware, tin ware gran.
fteware, etc. Our prices the lowest
In town.