f
1
WEALTH OF ANCIENTS
THE
ENORMOUS SUMS THEY ACCU
MUI4TED AND SPENT.
Potentates Who llnpniit of Animal In
come 'Reaching' Into tfin Mllllnnii - tin
nenw Works of Art and Hfclll Carried
nt hy Thce Hntern.
It wmihl In pnlito Act Inn to ncrt
Hint everylioily who look", upon the
grnit iiKiiiiiiiicfitu (if mitlqiiity tho
pyrHinlilnof tlinCcilim-nm, fnrpxniniln
thinks of thn rnt mid wonder whnre
tho nionry rninn from. lint whpti, by
rhmirp, n lriirncil . jiPMon ufiKp', tho
Inquiry only nil Idiot failn to bo "trnck
fur mumi-fit It In so enrions that
wliiln modirii states, with nil tho no
rntnnlntpil wrnlth of the autiqnn worhl
lit their buck, and tho tremnres of Mcxf
i, Cnlifiirnin, AtiHtrnlin, tho Trniixvunl
in mlilitinn, hnvn to coimidcr way ami
menus with Huzioufi euro before build
ing a goYFTOnipnt office, tho early mon
arch mined pn luces and temple, by thn
hundred at will. The thmiKhtlns have
ready esplnnation slate Ihuot did it
all. Hut, in the 11 rut plane, the slaves
bad to be procured somehow by war or
pnrohflpe and either menus wan expen
sive. There is reply to that objection
equally facile the war paid its own
coot in loot Hut thla only lend n. n
step backward. The loot mast bnve been
euormoua, and whore did it come from?
In the second place, those slaves hnd to
bo fed, and, however cheap their rn-
tions, the sntn total mast have been Im
mense when auch vust numbers were
aiployed.
Dut captives of war could only do
mnn I. unfit Tlmv tnlt.lit tmllfl ttm I Ifil.
iaenm nr flin nvriitiiiilii. directed bv nil
urmy of "killed craftunieii. Hut the
sculpture of Assvrlim palaces, the paint
iiiK of Kny ptinu triiiples aud tombs, must,
have been effected by artists, probably
free, or, if slaves, trained at great pz
ppno.
When we read that the city of Dnr
ftarguua waa crputed on an empty plain,
by order of the kins:, iu eiht yean,
ituuiling on a mound of brick 700 aires
in area, it walla 00 feet high, I: road
enough for peven chariot to run abreast,
and faced with atone, all the evidence
is needed to make n credit the story,
but the marvel becomea far greater
wheu we observe the mile of acnlptured
tone that decorated Bnrgon' palace
with coloual bull on each aide of every
doorway. No oupracticed hand carved
those relief. They are the work of art
lata. Were all the sculptor of the em
pire summoned to this task, to be fin
ished in eight yenrif But the tomb of
private individual in Egypt most have
been painted, at the coat of the family,
by master of the craft Animal and
bird (how a (kill not to be surpassed.
We may be quite, sure that work like
this was highly paid by comparison,
that is, with sluve labor.
So the qnestlou recur, How much
gold and silver did these ancients pos
sess? in the Roman time men appear to
have been struck with the evidence of
vast wealth displayed by their predeces
sors, such as the (Ja'iiirs could not equal.
But they escnped the difficulty with
ease by granting them riches literally
beyond the dreama of avarice. Dr. Ar
buthnot, for example, baa patiently
reckoned np the amount of treasure
beaped upon the pile of Sardunupalus
by Athenaius, and ho finds that it come
to 16,958,120,000 in our money at the
least, for if a computation which Athe
nasus himself suggests be admitted the
total would be about twice as large.
After this the statement of Diodorus
that the Pharaohs counted upon a reve
nue of 11)8,000,000 annually from gold
mines iu the Bishnri desert and drew
an equul sum by taxation is very mod- I
erate. But when the same most valua
ble writer who talked nonsense only
When be repeated the words of other
men comes to deal with Babylon he
lets himself go. There was a gold statue
of Zeu (tho Creek assigned his own
god to Babylon as usual) 40 feet high;
of Rhea equally tall, with a lion of
gold at each knee aud silver serpents to
correspond; Juno weighed 600 tulents;
in front of her was a goldeu table, 600
talents, upon which stood two cups,
800 talents each, and three bowls,
1,800, 000 and 600 talents. These orna
ments of a single temple represented
about 11,000,000, and the building
waa covered with gold plates.
It bas been calculated that the statue
of Nebuchadnezzar montioned in Duuiel
would be worth 8,600,000; that the
treasure left by David amounted to
160,000,000 in gold, 300,000,000 in
silver, bnt the value of the Hebrew tal
ent is doubtful. We are told that Pyth
eus, seemingly a private gentleman of
Fbrygia, entertained Xerxes and all bis
army, " with most sumptuous feasts,"
. too and theu bad 4,770,000 left, or,
as some compute, 8,600, iO. The tale
of Alexander's loot is most wonderful
of all, and that is historic If we enter
tain doubts, it is futile to express them
when the statements are so clear and
the means of disproving them absent
In the Persian oamp, then, and at Baby
lon Alexander secured something like
70,000,000; at Persepolis, 18 000,
000; at PasMgurda, trifle of 9,000,
000; at Ecbutuua, 270,000,000 say
560,000,000. And Darius carried off
9,000,000, which bis murderers seised.
Loudon Standard. '
Uf Marks Ara Indallbla.
We are not writing in the sand. The
tide does not wash it ont We are not
painting our pictures on the cauvus,
and with a brush, so that we can erase
the error of yesterday or overlay it with
another color today. We are writing
onr lives with a cliiuel ou the marble,
and every time we strike a blow we
leave a mark that is indelible. Lyman
Abbott, D. D.
When yon buy a few ynrds of oloth
hi Jnpun, the merehuut ulwuys unrolls
the whole piece uud cuts off the inside
end, iu order tbut you may uot huvo to
. takd the part that it faded and shop
worn. '
Rllin'l RtUtlcboiM.
Near New Brunswick, N. J., says
Minerals, tire, found hollow ball, or
musses, of yellow Iron ore wliioh con
tain loose particle that rattle, when
shaken, likn the content of a child's
rattlebox. It 1 thought that when the
i concretions of ore were formed tho cen
tral part consisted principally of some
material which afterward dissolved
away, so flint tho Interior space now
con t nl lis on ly f rngnieii t of ore and sand.
When tliesn ball are broken, tho frac
tured edge sometime show beautiful
band of red mid yellow.
nig HlfTerenee.
"What!" aiiid the Judge, "Yon expect
inn to send your huslmhd to prison when
yon acknowledge, that you threw Ave
llalirons at him mid be only threw one
at you?"
"Yes; that's nil right Judge," said
thn irntn Irish woman, "but then thn
one ho threw hit uie. " Hurper's Bar.ar.
Docs It Pay to be Sick t
Hi'slili'M tbii diHCiitnfnrt. and HiilTmlng.
IlliU'm nf any sort Is cx"iiivi-.
Hundreds of p Miplc ennni'it tin1 doctors
i'Vit.v day nl nit ciaiuliM and cold. This
Is lii-tler than In HiinVr tho dix-nw- to
run along, but those who iik-' tMtn's
Co i'ii for tin- throat mid lunn do butter
still. It co.stH less nnd the cure Is
iwrtuUi. Yon can net. a trial bottle free
of our iiirelil. II. Alex. Stoke. I.urj,'
el," 2"ie. mid ."He.
Tlir history tif Pntt'ii H rilxlr In lili'iitlrnl
with the Mutiny of New Mimluhd fin Die lnt
II fly yen im. I( cine ciiiikIim mid I'nlils. Tor
Mile l.v II. A. Slulie.
'iillvi.Mf Im tile clinic nf the Inlnlel-linl
"hull Inenlli" nf ifiilttltililr. 111'. Henry. Iliit
ter'H MiiMiliake ItllletM leliuei' Iheeullse mill
liicvclil the evil, mill ciixl etily 2Ti eetils. Fur
Mile hy II. A. Htnl.ii.
Ariilrii & (HI l.lnlliii'lil In Hie liesl leniedy
known for nlllf .lulnls. l-'nr wale hy II. A.
fluke.
DR. HENRY BAXTER'S
MANDRAKE
BITTERS,
CURES CONSTIPATION
AND BILIOUSNESS.
A delightful tonic and lax-
atlve. Can bo taken by young
and old. No dieting necessary.
, Eat anything yon luxe and
plenty of it Builds up "run
down" people making them
well and vigorous. Try it.
At Druga'ata- Only Spr 5aMt.
Htnry, Johnio k lord) Propt., Burlington, VL
For sain by II. A. Stoko,
s
H
SHOES
E
S
ALL KINDS, TO FIT EVERY
BODY AT
D
E
DEEAERS
E
A Note' Prom the Editor. J
Tho ml I tor of a leading state paper,
writes: ''If you had seen my wlfo last.
June and wore to seo her to-day you
would not believe sho whh the smim
woman. Then aim was broken down by
rii'i'vous debility nnd suffered terribly
from const I pat ion mid sick headache.
Bacon's Celery King for tho nerves
made her a well woman in one month."
II. Alex. Stokn will give you n freo
sample package of this great herbal
remedy. T,rge si.e 2"ic. and .Vie.
WANTKH KAITIIKI I. IMKN nit WOMI-.N
In iriivel fur ri"iiiii'.lile eiiit'llshi'il
Iiiiiim' In IVniiylvniihi. Siihny mill ex
tH'tiset. PiMttliiti Hl nilllielil. Kefi'ienrc.
Kiirlo! HClf-iiiMrcii'il Nliinilie'l envelope.
The Nil! lulml, Slur liitilinni-e flhltf , Chlruun.
ov m: YMH.its villi:.
Capital,
Surplus.
850,000.
s.ooo.
'. Nllrliell, Presldentl
Nrolt TI li'llnml, Vice Vtrm.
John II. KniK lirr, nslilrr.
Director!
II. Mitchell, Hcnlt McClelland, .1 '. Klim,
.lolin II. Ciirhett, (I. K. Ilrown,
0. W. Fuller, .1. II. Kiiiieher.
IllM' 11 Ueill'l'lll Imilktlllf tlllHlllfiMIOKl SIllll'llH
the iii't'iniulH nf inercliHiils, profi'iMlimul men.
fiirinei'M, tnerlitinti's, miners, liimhcrmen nnrl
nlhera. iiriimlaln'ii Hie miml eaefiil nlteiitiiin
In the IhimIiickh of all imthimis.
Safe lii'iMisIl Hoses fur rent.
First Niillonal Hunk liulldlnit, Nolan lilis'k
Fir Proof Vault!
mm
mm
;7 -"I
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-shoer
and General Blacksmith.
llnrsu shoeing (tune In the neatest, manner
aaiifl hy the Ihii'mI Improved melhmU, liver
lim (lltrertnl kinds nf h1mms nmiln for enrrec
tlnri nf faulty action himI dlKeiiNecl feel, (inly
llie best mnkn of shfies mid nnlls used. Ke
iialrlinr of h II kinds carefully mid promptly
done. HATisrAirrioN (Iiiahantkkii. I,iimlnr
nien'H supplies on hand,
laeksmi Ht. near Fifth, Keynoldsvllle, Pa.
trANTED-.'AITII.ri. MF.V OH WI1VF.V
" to travel for responsible esinhllNlied
liiuiKe In I'i'iiiinylviinlH. Hillary 7sll and ex
ih'iimcn. INmltiiin iHTniani'iir. Keference.
Kueliise self addressed slimmed envelope.
I The National, Htur liiHurance Itldtf., (.'IiIchko.
V a lire a trim 9ratl.
PENNSYLVANIA KAJLUOAI).
IN KPFRCT AlIUtTflT 1,
I'ltllHflflphln A Rtlc 1tii11ton1 lHvlhliinTlnin
Tuliln. Tralii lrivp iMft wornl,
K.AHTWAItli
0:10 it m- Trnln H, werkdnyi, for Hiinlun v,
Vllk("lMrri, lliir.lrditi, I'tMisvllli'.Hfiitiitnn,
Mitt t IhImhk hmiI I tic liMiTtni'illiiMi hIh
Itntm, iin ivhiii lit I'hllmh'lphWi H:'i:i p. hi,,
Nrw Vtit U, H::KI p. m , t MiilUimmMliiflf p.ni.f
iiHhlimluti, 7: l."V p. in ln I Irtui it I'uilnr nir
from WtllliitMipoi-t tu IMithtih'Iphlti ntu ptin-
Ni'iiLTt i iiiii hi s fmiii !mm lo riillittlt tpltill
mum Vl(llHiMMiii Ki MiilliiiiiiH' mimI Uii-hIi
ImkIoii.
I:t:i p. in. Trnln n, MM'kfliiyH, fur llur
rKliuitc m ml IntiTriii'f JIu i HtuiiiniH. hi
i lvlnu at I'hllii'lt lplikii 4::ni A. m ; Now S'ot k,
7::ci a. M. I 'it 1 1 in ii ii HIiTplitt fin h fmni
lltn it.hiMf tn I'hlliiflrlplil.'i iiimI Nw York.
I'hlliKlflphlit imiMMiri'iM n ii , ri-m it hi In
lfiaii-r iimllHtiirlicfl unitl ?:;m a. m.
(l::r! p. m.- Triiln 4. ilully fiir HtinlMiry, MtirrlH
tiiMif imhI Intcriiii-ditilV Million, n'ti lvlnu nl
I'hilii.fflpltlil, ti:.Vj a. M.i Nimv Viitk. 1i:t:i
A. M. (Ml wcil (hiVf Hint IH. tH A M. nil Hllti
ilny: Mitlf Imotf. M.i V:iHiliitrltii. 7:10
A.M. I " 1 1 1 1 ti it it 'IriMicm fi-mii y.rU unit Vl
HiifitHirt in rhlliKlflphlii ii ml VMhnmxMirt
In H-OHiitfinn. l'iitMnuii4 In nlt rprr
for Miillliiiiiii' ii ml WiiHplMtrinn will ho
tiHtiHfiTn-il Inin iisliiiiutiin nlccpor m Wll
HtiniHHirt. I'liiMMtifiT rtiiH'hi'N from K.rli tti
riilliMlclpliln hihI WllllaiiiNMirl lo Hultl
frnri. WF.HTWAUh
4:41 k. m-Trnln H. wookduyn, fur Krlo, Itldtf
wn. ItiillolH. rh'Mimnl ami p.iliirlpul liilor
nii'diiili NintltiiiM.
U:4;in. m.--Tripn ;t, ilaily for Krlr nnd tiitor-
rmMhtiio im tin 14.
p. in. 'i hIm lA.
ii. m.--1 1 hIii l.v n-oil(dHy for liin nnd
Miiorniofimii1 hiimiiiiih,
THItoriill TKA1NH KOU liKIKTWlMUl
ritO.M TIIK KAfT AMSOl "I'M.
Tit A I N ti loavos Now York .VW p. m.'lilliidol
phliiH:M) p. m : Wimhlnutun K;2A p. in., iti
rlvlntf lit ItilfiwiHid 4:41 h. m., wookdnys,
with I'lilliiiiiii 4li'pot and pu.Hcnir
rmrh(-fl from I'lillnrlclnhlii to Krli and Hul-
tlllMMf tO W 1 1 1 III IHMMM i .
TKAIN r.liHvts I'lillndi'liililn H:;K a. in.!
Wasliliitfton. 7.M A . M.t Huff linoii. H:Mi a. M.
Wllko-iham, 1i: A. M.t workdnvs,
tiiilvliiK tit OilftWDod ul 5:45 V. M. with
f'lillimin I'uilnr mi from I'lilladolplila lo
Vlllhinipiirl and piiMMiiuit-coiicti lo Katie,
TKAIN a leaven New York a I 7:. 5ft p. ni.j I'hllii
delplilii, 11:20 p. nt. j Wii-Oilriulnn, 10.40 p. in.;
Ilnltlinore, 11 : .V i p. m.t dully iirrlvtnir at
Ihiflwood nt 0:4:i a. m. I'lilliniin Mlooplntf
i'hih from I'lilla. lo W'lHhinisii't, nnd lliioiiifh
nnsseiitfer ronrlie from f'hlliidelidila to
Krle and Italt Itmire to WI1llamsiort. On
NiindavN only I 'ill linn n Hlrrper I'll ilai lei phta
tn K.rle.
.(IINfiONIii;K( KATLUOAI).
( Dnilv oxi'i'pl Stmilav.)
TKAIN IU lenves Kldttwny at tl:.Via. m.; .lolm
Nontnirtf at I0;i a. m., iirrlvhttf ntt'lermonl
nt 10:.V. a, in.
I'KAIV 'Ht leaves Clermont nt IMr a. ni. nr
rUlntf nt Johhnnliiiir at 11:45 a. rn. mid
Itldtiway at U:04 p. m.
It
IDOWAY tc CLKAIM'IKI-I) K. II.
ANI) CONNKCTIONS.
WKKKIIAVS.
lOI-TIIWAUIr NOKTIIWAIill.
AMA.M. STATiNS. CM. I'. M"
s Mi 4 mi Iti'iiovii f ii In if,
II 4: 4 41 lli irtwiMKt 4 lltl H f!
Ili.t! III Kmisirlnm .lime. tilt! will
IMJ !B . M aiy s Hj
II Ki (f: Knur lj:i '.ni'i
n:m n4ii n.i.x ijii S4!
11 44 7 fW .toliiisiniliiirK Id lis s I'll
I2I(7'51 ItlflKWiiy Hm IV.
12 17 727 NIiiikI Hun 4.'l 7 4s
11 'll U III Mill Haven 4(1 7 4.'.
Uill ' 741 Toy lurid . 7:
I'.':A US Hlmris Mills U 'J'I 7 ill
12 m 7 4 llliif Ids'k 7iH
12 41 7 fit Vlni'yiiril Hun 9 IU 7 2S
I2 4: 7M I'lirrltir 1117 V 24
12 W HIII IlrnrkwHWlll ns 7 111
I2.'i7 NH7 l.iines Mills KOI 7 11
1(17 SI HnrvnvHKun 8 M 7 04
lilt H20 Kslls (ri'i'k S.KI 710
140 NiW HiiHols 40 6 1(1
X ITTi(;TrnTNsiiN, J. It. wood,
Urn. Muniiiri'r. Ovn. 1'asn. An't.
ALLKOHKNY VALLEY RAILWAY
COMI'ANY omnmonnlnif Sunday,
May 1H, 17, Low Grado Division.
KASTWAIID.
Nu.l.No.A. Nu7v. Kii lui"
A. M.IP. M. A. M. A. M. I. M
111 m 4 2r
II (III 4 lv
11 n S 10 A 20
ii :it ft is : n
11 44 ft y, i :u
12 (CI ft 4'i ft .v
12 20 01 I) W
1 12 211 10 t IS
12 S ti 27
12 ft.'i II 40 II 45
I ttl t6 4S t8 IM
I 20 7 00 7 (III S 20 I aft
I ; ; in 7 h .m l 40
I 4.1 J 211 7 Ar.
I .VI 7 :w 7
1 Ml 7 42 7 41
2 (w 7 SI 7 .VI
2 H7 s i;
2 47 s :m 27
l.'i 8 ;"iS g Vi
P. M. P. M A. M. A. M. T. M
WKSTWA1U).
No.2 No.8 n7i.io loo ToT"
A. M. A. II. V. M. P. M. P. M
10 iii ft .n ft mi ,
iii ;w ft? til iii,
10 4s 07 2l
11 ii n ai ii mm
II 4:i 7 mil
ll :t: 4'.i 7 i:.:
I I 42 U iV.l 7 2ll:
12 f.S 7 12 7 42 8 401 I! 40
I 20 7 2.1 7 .VI S SO .VI
I 2H 7 Ul 7 fttV
I :r 7 lo s o:
1 M 7 :7 fH 22! .
12 U 18 Oil tH III
2 II 8 III 8 11
2 27 8 :e 8 .17
-2 47 8 W' 17
2 ft i V 00- It 2.i
H 0 9 W H.'.
a .Hi 411
ii flu g .vJ
P. m. A. m.1 p. M. P M. p. M.
STATIONS.
Iti'd Hank
iiwsiinliHin
Now Hollilnliem
dak Itldiin
Muysvlllv
!iimnnarvllle . ..
Ilnsikvlllii
In
Kulliir
Ki'vnu i nvIIIu ..
riinooiirtt
I-'hIIm ('reek
Illlllll s
Suhiihi
WititiThurn
I'rnlliilil
Tyler
Hi'ni'Kfitta
OrHiit
Drift uimhI
STATIONS.
Ill III wood ....
O ru n I
Hmiexutto
Tylnr
I'l'Tinem
W I nl im lui rn ..
Sillilllll
Ililltols
KHllsUrwIc...
Piinronst
Kcynoldsviile
Fuller
Hull
Hrookvlllft....
Ntiuimirvllle..
Mayivlllo
Oiikltldvn
ISnw lltit hlehem
f.iiwsoiiliHm.
Hod Hnnk....
Trulnt dully uxcviit Sunday.
DAVID Mo:aU(,'0,Oin'i..Hupt.
.IAS. P. ANDEHHON Ukn'i, I1 aim. Act.
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTS
BURGH RAILWAY. .
The short line between rhiMola, Hlduwuy,
Bradford. Hnlamanru, Buffalo. Kor.hester,
NlHiiura rails and polnu In the upper oil
rnulon.
On nnd after Nov. 1.1th, 18M, passen
ger trains will arrive and di'pan from Kails
ureea siaiion, uauy, except Bunau.y, as iol'
lows:
7.23 a m and 1.311 p m fur Curwensvllle and
Cli-urlli'ld.
10.00 a m lluffalo and Rochester mall For
Brrs'kwayvllU, Kid if way, Johnson hurg.Mt.
Jewett, lirnilforil.Halamanca, Buffalo and
Rochester; conneotlnir at Johnaonhurg
with 1". Ic E. train 3. fur Wilcox, Kane,
Wurren, t'orry and ErlH.
10.27 a m Accommodation For Bykot. Rig
Run and Punxsutnwnev.
10.28 a m For Kcyiioldsvllfe.
1.15 p m Bradford Accommodation For
Buechtree. Brockwuyvllle. Ellmont, Car-
nion, RldKway, Julinsouhurg, Mt. Jewutt
and Bradford.
1.2.1 p. m. Accommodation for Punxsu-
tawney and Blu Run.
4.2S p. m. Mall For Diillots. Dykes, Big
Run Ftinxsutawney and Walston.
7.W n m Accouimodiitlon for Big Run and
Punxsutuwney.
Pass4ni;ers nre rentiested rn purchiise tick
ets liefom enlurlng the I'an. An excels
charge of Ten Centa will he collected hy con
ductor! when fan's are puld on trains, from
all siutloiis where a ticket olllce Is malmalned.
Thouwand mile tlcketa at two cents per
mile, iiimhI for pasaime lietaeen all Htationa.
J. U. Mi'Intvkk. Agent. FaH Creek, 1'a.
E. C. Lapkv, Oeu. Pus. Airent.
Kis'hester N. Y.
GET AN
EDUCATION and
fort urn ico HunU la
bit nd. (let mii eilu
cailoii ( On
fnil HiRie Nnriniil
ink al. L, OIk
EDUCATION
HUlll IIUIIIUUIUIIIUUIIUUIIUIll
iIIUIIHIMIHUUUUUUUIIIUIUUIH IHVU llB. Flrst-
.maii liOcoiumodullonH nd low ruu. Htate hII
-ririu1mitn. For ulri'iiiMrMiuxl lllus.fttt
auldruM
Irlti4lpiil
MLttl'Q nurmMS asmmii " Zmmim rtt
WANTEP FAITUKCL MEN OU WOMEN
tir truvnl for i--UHmsillile I'siuhllhlit'd
house In Ffnimylvunln. Hulury 7sit uuU x-iK-iiaii',
Tostt Ion permuuetit Uffertmcu.
Euoloso Hulf-uiltli-Vrtsetl Htuinnotl t'iiviUe.
The Ntttlonul, Hlar liiuruncu itldtf., Chloutfu.
In making a selection
of Goods for
Fall and Winter Wear
It in important that tli clioi(; nliould Im madn from a thor
oughly iip to-'late and well anortt'fl Ktock. Tlien
thci'H h no poHni hi I it y of gfttinpf oods of
floiihtfnl Htyln. Our ofFtiiinH of
DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' JACKETS
AND CAPES
Can b Hccepte-d hh tiding almolutely (trrect, care
having Iiwmi taken to wrnre exrliiHivc, but popular
ntyhw. In every department the articles presented
will be found of a quality to command approval.
Prices are wonderfully small for such value. Such
goods as we have will serve better purpose else
where than on our shelves, and we sacrifice
profits to make quick sales.
We
are always receiving new goodB and can always give you
good values in
Dry Goods,
Notions, Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Shoes, Etc.
We carry a complete stock of everything and you will find
our GROCERIES and PROVISIONS always up to
standard in quality, and the very lowest
jirice. We invite a share of your trade.
JEFFERSON SUPPLY CO.
Marvelous
IN PRICES AT
PRI&STER BROS.
The immense Btock must be reduced within 60 days.
Furniture, Etc., sold for cash at cost and below cost. All
competition knocked on the head, since we CAN AND
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANYONE.
Just think ! ,
$2. 50 Mattresses at 1. 75.
3.00 Very Best Kitchen Chairs, six for $2.25.
if 5. 00 Square Extension Tables $3.75.
Everything else accordingly.
N. HftMU.
Reduction!
v.-'