Our storekeepers is madder'n blazes about it; but fer my part I'm glad the two places is separated.

The storekeepers were in their doors.

It was something to know the storekeepers were honest and kind to the people they employed.

The two malicious storekeepers put their heads together, and resolve to draw their prosperous enemy into a fight that will ruin him and enable them to smash his windows.

The license system had by this time extended, beyond the diggers, to the storekeepers and other tradesmen at the gold-fields, who were making enormous profits out of the diggers, and these, for the most part, unhesitatingly complied with the demands of the agitators, willing rather to pay the fines for breach of the government regulations than to offend their customers.

Storekeepers he knew, as being of his own guild; the small towns were much like Delafield, when you had become used to their newer crudeness of architecture and their sprawling planlessness; and the people who used hardware were very much like his customers at home.

This sum would have gone into the pockets of private storekeepers except for the cooperative store.

Merchants and storekeepers spread their goods over the entire breadth of the causeway, and some even to the very middle of the street.

Of course, I've had my ups and my downs, like other people,preachers and doctors and storekeepers,they all have them, and I guess the downs are more amusin' than the ups, at least to outsiders.

"They grow it in the fields all about here, and the storekeepers can get it perfectly fresh and pure, and a great deal better for you, no doubt, than the stuff they manufacture in the cities." "When you learn to smoke," said Lawrence, "your opinion concerning tobacco will be more valuable.

"I 'd saved up a couple of dollars, and I kept traveling back, deeper and deeper into the country, looking for work, and buying bread and cheese and such things from the storekeepers.

The storekeepers mulcted her; and she knew it and paid in silence, for she was of the class that has no redress.

She says that for the last ten years the ambition of her life has been to be able to go into a grocery store and ask the price of, say, celery; and, if the clerk charged her ten when it ought to be seven, to be able to sass him with a regular piece of her mindand then sail out and trade somewhere else until he saw that she didn't have to stand anything from storekeepers, any more than any other woman that did her own marketing.

The storekeepers had come in from the country.

So many purchases were made that afternoon, that the young storekeepers perceived with dismay the very visible decrease in their supplies.

He is to have the oversight of the orderlies, cooks, washers, and storekeepers; he is to keep order throughout the house; and he is to be referred to in regard to everything that is wanted in the wards, except what belongs to the department of the medical officers or the steward.

These people were, for the most part, the daughters of farmers, storekeepers, and mechanics; of Puritan antecedents, and religious training.

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It meant interviewing in every district one or two storekeepers, and asking the mail carriers for "Caroline Smith," and showing the picture to taxi drivers.

The storekeepers often felt that where they had to accept such dubious substitutes for cash they desired to give no credit, and some of the advertisements run: "Cheap, ready money store, where no credit whatever will be given," and then proceed to describe what ready money was,cash, furs, bacon, etc.