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MRS. CHARLES.

In new hotel block, can furnish what
ever you want in the millinery line.
If you desire to give your wife, sister,
mother, or daughter "love'' Of a Bon
net, with a "duck'' of bird on it, Mrs.
Charles can furnish both hat and bird.
Or if you wish to bestow ribbon, neck
tie, scarf, or fancy article of feminine
apparel or ornament on your cousin or
sweetheart, you will find it at Mrs.
Charles. In short, Mrs. Charles is a
first class millinery establishment, fully
stocked with large assortment of ev-
erything in that line, and whether
you are extravagant or economical in
your notions, you will be apt to find in
her store what you want and at prices
to suit.
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0. EAMES s. CO.,

both on Main and Third streets, will
furnish turkeys, chickens, fish, roasts
Of beef, mutton or veal, steaks, chops,
&C., and as people have to eat during
the holidays, we have no doubt many of
our readers will find Christmas gifts in
one of their establishments.
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ERICKSON PETERSON g. Co..

ERICKSON PETERSON & Co.,
corner of Plum and Fourth streets can
supply you with bob-sleds or wagons,
if your inclinations take that direction,
and what better gift can you bestow on
your son or son-in-law, who has just
started in farming, than a wagon or
sled?
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F. A. WILLIAMSON.

corner of Main and Bush streets, sec.
ond story, can supply you with a piano
or organ, of the very best make, which
will constitut an acceptable, though
somewhat expensive gift.
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WIN. EISENBRAND.

Main st. east of Bush, has a very ex-
tensive and we'll selected assortment of
ready-made clothing, notions and gents
furnishing goods, from which many ac-
ceptable presents can be selected. You
will find this good place to deal, and
if you want anything in that line we
recommend you to 20 there.
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CARLSON g. MCROSTIE.

on Third street near East avenue, will
enable you to honor your deceased
friends, while making merry with your
live ones, by fitting you out with monu-
ments and grave ornaments; or they
will supply you with window and door
trimmings, etc., if you propose to build
house to keep, sell, or give away.
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ANDREW DANIELSON.

next to post Office block on Bush st.,
can supply you with lime, cut stone,
window and door trimmings, ETC., which
hardly can become appropriate Christ
mas gifts, however.
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w. H. GROW.

corner of Third street and east avenue,
sets out a number of appropriate arti-
cles for Christmas gifts. There are his
California grapes, as large as plums
and sweet as honey, canned fruits, oys-
tiers, fancy soaps, and even heavy gro
ceries. The man or woman who could
not find something acceptable as a gift
in Crows store, would find fault with
a good dinner. Then, again, Grow sells
at low prices and his place is right on
your way home, if you live anywhere in
town, or you can make it on your way
by going round a square or two.
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E1sESBRAND has quit the tailoring
business, and is selling out his fine as.
sortment of Cloths, over-C oatiugs, Suit
lngs, the next thirty days, at and below
cost. ona
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ALLEN HOWE,

at his new store at the head of Plum
street, has everything in the grocery
line that anybody else has: that is, all
such stuff as canned fruits, oysters,
spices, staple groceries, etc. Then, he
has, besides, wooden ware, queensware,
fancy articles in the dry goods line, and
candies, nuts, ETC., for the youngsters.
Besides these he has a cellar full of
good Michigan apples and splendid
cider. and an assortment of toys for the
children. He keeps a model establish
ment and will, no doubt, supply many
families with their whole stock of
Christmas presents.
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CITY NOTICES.

HE holidays are coming,
And all are feeling glad:
The inquiry now is current,
"Where can nice gifts be had?"
Please listen while we tell vou.-
For the truth it must be told
The finest in the city
ARE at Lowater g. Coles. ow2
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that this is good place to 60 to for
Christmas gifts. .:}

~ sOS
Christmas gifts. IS !
HEFFELFINGER HOWELL & CO.,
Main street near Bush, have a choice
lot Of boots, shoes, slippers, and every
thing in that line Of trade, from which
many handsome and acceptable presents
may be selected; and what better serv-
ice can you do a friend than to endow
him or her with good understanding.
ELWELL u HILL,
Bush street near Main, can fit you out
with packages of groceries, nuts, dried
and canned fruits, oysters, sacks Of -four
Or buckwheat, raisins, and great vari-
ETY. in the line of edibles; or they can
supply you with staple and fancy dry
goods of which they have fair assert
ment which they sell cheaply.
LANGSETH g. REIN ERTSEN,
Bush street near Main, offer a fine lot
of furs, from which appropriate Christ
mas gifts may be selected; and, really,
what better thing can you give to a
friend than set Of furs or fur cape, if
OF the feminine, or a fur cap, pair of
gloves, or fur coat, if of the male per-
suasion? We can think of none, and
we advise our friends before hand that
we are not so fastidious as to refuse
anything in this line, nor do we believe
that our readers ought to be. Messrs.
Langseth g. Reinertson sell their furs
at low prices and deserve to be literally
patronized.
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and can, therefore, recommend our
readers to 60 to Guy Graham's.
MCCUE & BARROWS,

"CVOH " Dd NIIO VIZ
Third St., whose meat market is already
one Of the most popular in the city,
and who contrive to keep the best of
everything in their line that the coun-
try affords, will make such preparations
tor Christmas as ought to be expected
OF them. They will provide bounti-
ful supply ofpoultry in addition to their
customary excellent assortment of meats,
and as they sell at low prices, deliver
goods promptly, and do the fair thing
oy their customers, it is presumable
that they will be literally patronized, as
they deserve to be.
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MRS. r. G. HALL,

opposite Pierce, Simmons & Co.'s bank
on Main st., has just received q hand
some lot Of new goods and notions in
the millinery line, expressly for the
holidays, and if it is an article of this
sort you are after you cannot do better
than give her a call. She can fit you
out in latest style at small cost.
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G. BELANGER

at the auction store in Music Hall
block, has everything that any body else
has in the line Of dry goods, notions,
ready-made clothing, boots and shoes,
fancy goods, jewelry, ETC., and sells at
bankrupt prices. His is &rst-rate
place at which to buy presents, and
those who favor him with their custom
will have no cause to regret it. He
keeps crowd of statesmen to wait upon
his numerous customers, and all receive
prompt attention, and he receives new
goods every few days, and is therefore
always supplied with a full assortment.
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10 THE LAD1Es.-Use Gillett's soar
Powder for washing. No dashboard. no
muss, you can do your entire washing
While you are eating your breakfast. To
be had of Grow, corner of Third st. and
East Avenue.
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LADIES and children's hats and hon.
nets, and good assortment of Zepbvr
worsteds and fine Balmoral yarns will
be found at Mrs. r. G. Halls. 9w3
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BOXRUD BROS.

Plum st. near Third, have fine stock
of dry goods, notions, fancy goods, etc.,
and have high reputation as reliable
and honorable business men.
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G.. Fl. SMITH,

Plum st. near Fourth, keeps full stock
of stock Of stoves, tin ware, table-cut-
lery, pocket knives and everything in
the hardware line, and is an agreeable
gentleman to trade with.
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HUBBARD g. BROWN.

on the Levee, storage, forwarding and
commission merchants and dealers in
-four, grain and wool, are all entitled to
honorable mention in our columns.
though theirs is not strictly holiday
business.
PIERCE, SIMMONS & CO..
Main st. west of Bush and,
GOODHUE co. SAVINGS RANK
in Music Hall block, are good firms on
whom to give Il check, that is, if YOU
have money deposited with them and
want to make a friend happy on Christ.
mas day, Or at any other time. After
mature deliberation, we have arrived at
the conclusion that if any of our friends
have designs against US, We are perfect
~ willing to take check for it, and
spare them the trouble of selecting.
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G. r. STERLING g. CO.,


corner of Main and Plum streets. Per.
haps, you prefer boots, shoes, gloves,
mittens, saddlery, leather, or some
thing in that line. If 80, Messrs. Ster.
ling & Co.'s establishment is the place
you want to find. They can suit you
to a T., if you are one who can be suit
ed, for they are provided with an extern
sive assortment, expressly for the con-
venience of the fastidious, and their
statesmen are the most accommodating
people you ever saw. They never get
vexed at On over-particular customer,
or if they do, they don't let the GUS
toner know it, which amounts to the
same thing.
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PICTURE FRAMES made to order at
Lawrence & Co.'s. 7tf
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BIXBY'S BAKERY.

Main street, is full of Christmas goods.
Here are your candy toys, fancy candies,
French candies, nuts, figs, California
fruits, Oysters, stewed, fried and raw,
cigars, and hundred other things too
numerous to mention, all kept in the
incest style and at low prices.
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Christmas Presents.

Now is the time to select your Christ
mas presents. If your leave it later,
others will get ahead of you and you
will have only cuttings to choose from.
AS we intimated last week, we will now
proceed to designate the best places at
which to buy:
LAWRENCE T. CO.'S,
On Bush street near Main, deservedly
come first on our list, because they have
the largest and most varied assortment
Of articles especially suitable for gifts.
These comprise countless variety Of
toys, beyond our ability to describe or
enumerate, and we must be content
with advising such as want any peculiar
kind to 80 there with Il certain prospect
Of being accommodated. They will
either find what they want or something
else, very much better. Their assert
ments Of sleds, rocking horses, furniture
sets, dolls, ETC., are especially large.
Besides the toys, they have all sorts of
children's game, building blocks, puz-
zles, ETC.; pictures and frames, books,
musical instruments, microscopes and
views, chromos,s fancy cutlery, pocket
books, toilet articles,4gold pens and
cases, pencil cases, brackets, fancy
baskets, vases, porte-folios, gift china
ware, smoking sets, statuettes, fancy
stationery, sea-shells, everything, in
deed, suitable for presents, from penny
whistle to a $500 organ. A very good
present is a years subscription to their
circulating library. The Messrs. Law
renee not only have a large collection of
such articles as are most suitable for
presents, but they have a crowd of at
tentive and gentlemanly clerks, who
wait upon customers promptly, and
they sell at reasonable prices.
SIMMONS & STRANDNES,
No. 80 Main street, is another good
place at which to purchase Christmas
gifts, that is if you want to buy your
wife new dress, OF your sister new
shawl, or some other of your lady rela-
tives or friends anything in the line of
plain or fancy dry goods; or your gentle
man friends with the stuff for a new
suit, or any articles of furnishing goods.
The truth is, these gentlemen have
large and excellent assortment of every
thing in the dry goods line, and fair
stock OF groceries as well, from which
many acceptable presents may be Sc
lected.
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A. BUCHOLZ

of Roscoe, has snug little store and
good many dry goods, notions, gro-
ceries, etc., in it, and to people in that
vicinity, it will be very convenient to
drop into his establishment and get
what they want. He sells at small
profits and deserves big trade.
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THOSE having charge of Sunday
School Christmas festivals and child
ren's social parties can get everything
needed in the way of candies, nuts,
fruits, cornucopi@s, etc., at lowest
wholesale prices at NJ. Zirkelback's,
Main street. Retail dealers will, also,
find this to be the best place to purchase
their stocks of confectionery, nuts,
fruits, etc.
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Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. No trouble to show goods
Eisenbrand Green Front 80 Main street
lied wing. 9w4
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DORMAN e. KELLOGG,
corner Of Main and Bush streets, have
a stock of dry goods, notions, etc., and
are generally supplied with "odds and
ends," which are left with them to sell
at auction or on commission. They
may have what you want. Try them.
D. G. HILL,
corner of Main and Bluff sts., in the
line of cornices, window and door
frames, brackets, mouldings, and other
building trimmings,
w. F. CROSS,
Main st. west of Bush, north side, in
the livery business,
PETER DANIELS,
corner of Fourth st. and West avenue
lumber dealer,
NJ. HERSCHLER,
on the Levee, storage and commission
merchant, and dealer in -four, grain,
hides, lime, cement, ETC.,
RAYMOND & WRIGHT,
Third st. west Of Bush, south side, in
the livery line, and
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Syrup. iva
Book Marks given away to buyers Of
School Books, at Lawrence g. Co.'S. 3tf
Setback, Danielson & Co. have
large stock of Groceries and Provisions,
and have, as might be expected, good
run of custom. They are selling cheap.
NICE lines of Hats, Caps, Gloves,
Mittens, Underwear of all kinds, and
Gents Furnishing Goods, Fur Coats and
Robes at Eisenbrand's. 9w4
: CALL in and see the large variety of
silver and plated ware, watches and
jewelry, books, fancy goods and notions
for holiday gifts at Lowater g. Coles.
Go to Poole's Drug Store for your
Holiday Goods. IVA
CHR1sTNAs TREES at Zirkelback's,
for sale cheap. 8w3
NEW goods for the holidays, just re-
ceived at Mrs. R. G. Halls, Main street,
opposite Pierce, Simmons & Co.'s Bank.
E1sENBRAND has bought all his goods
tor cash and is bound to sell cheaper
than the cheapest. 9w4
Headquarters for Mems ana Boys
Clothing at Eisenbrand's. 9W4
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on the opposite corner of Main and
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SPECIAL NoT1cE.-Any parties hav-
ing claims, unsecured by lean, mortgage
or otherwise, upon the undersigned will
present the same for settlement to J. G.
Mcclure, Esq, on or before Jan. !,
1916. WENDELL P. Hoop,
9w2 MARIA P. HOOP.
Red Wing, MIMI, Dec l, 1875.
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DoN'T forget to try Poole's Cough
Syrup. 7w4
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SETBACK g. DANIELSON

SETBACK g. DANIELSON,
in post Office block, have splendid
stock Of groceries, from which, if we
are not mistaken, many presents might
be selected which will be gratefully re-
ceived. Who wouldn't take pound of
tea, or a package of coffee, or sugar, or a
box of raisins, for instance, and be
happy in their possession? But these
gentleman have many other things
equally appropriate in their stock.
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GUY GRAHAM,

Bush street near Third, is probably as
able as any other dry goods, gents fur
nishing, and notion dealer in town to
supply you with appropriate presents,
If you want anything in this line. His
stock is large and comprises everything
in the line of staple and fancy dry goods.
Our folks have become thoroughly con-
WINGED of this, and now, if they can't
find what they want elsewhere, they are
accustomed to say: ooh, well, we can
get that at Guy Graham's, and Guys is
a good place to deal at. He sell cheap
and is very attentive and obliging."
We can always endorse what they say,
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j. WATSON, SR,,

Main st. west of Bush, has a full sup
ply Of harness and saddler's goods.
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WALL PAPER, at Lawrence e. Co.'s

LAMPS, Brackets and Chandeliers. q
new stock just received at Poole's Drug
Store. 7w4
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j. D. KELLOGG,
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CHR1sTMAs TREES at Zirkelback's,
for sale cheap. 8w3
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E1sENBRAND has bought all his goods
tor cash and is bound to sell cheaper
than the cheapest. a. 9w4
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Book Marks given away to buyers of
School Books, at Lawrence g. Co.'S. 3tf

Go to Poole's Drug Store for your
Holiday Goods. IVA
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New goods for the holidays, just re-
ceived at Mrs. R. G. Halls, Main street,
opposite Pierce, Simmons & Co.'s Bank.
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Headquarters for Mems ana Boys
Clothing at Eisenbrand's. 9w4
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WELLMAN Il BOYNTON,

WELLMAN Il BOYNTON,
Third street west of Bush. Here's
the place now. A sack of -four, or
buckwheat: or corn meal, or cracked
wheat, and, that, too, of the very best,
may be had of these gentlemen, and
how many people there are who would
be made glad by such presents, in this
cold, dull winter. Open your hearts
and purse strings, then, and order
Messrs. Wellman & Boynton to send
out such presents to the worthy poor,
and win thanks and prayers, for your
selves, while you patronize couple Of
enterprising and worthy citizens. If
you don't know any deserving poor,
then send such gift to your own wife,
but don't mention that you intend it for
a Christmas present if you have any re-
gard for your own welfare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13
THE SEIZURE OF THE STEAM YACHT
OCTAVIA

Yesterday morning Mr. Algernon S. Sullivan
ana formally demanded that the English steam
yacht Octayia seized last Wednesday by the Col
lector be forthwith released, and that she be
granted her clearance papers and allowed to pro-
ceed on her voyage The Collector replied that
he was in communication with the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and that the United States District
Attorney was in Washington with reference to
the matter. Later In the day Mr.. Sullivan called
again upon the Collector. and was told that Mr..
Bliss would be back Ia New York on Sunday with
power TO act decision may, therefore, De ex-
pected tomorrow.
AT THE BRITISH CoNsULs.
In reply to questions put by HERALD reporter
the British Wee Consul, Mr.. Pierrepont Edwards.
tated:-'An act Vi Congress PROMPTS our giving
the register or British vessel back 10 its owner
or owners until the vessel has been clcaE@a by tue
Customs authorities, ana this rule nOluS good
with reference to the 0ctavian
Mr. Frederick Schmidt, who sold her TO her
present owner, Mr.. Robert T. Balm bridge. British
subject, says :"l sold the OctavIa for legitimate
purposes, and think her present seizure an IN
justlfable outrage
In conversation with a well known steamship
broker on the subject, he SAID This Is an old
story. The Spanish spies in this city have brought
about the wrongful seizure oil the Quaker CITY,
alleged 70 be intended for Cuban nnbusters
some OF the tricks OF the Spanish spies are put
ting emory In the journals OF the machinery, put
ting soft soap in the boilers, reversing the valves
Point in Brooklyn, when she was being ''watchedn
by Francis Leroy Norton, Spanish detective
now in Ludlow Street JAN, briblng watchmen, &c
The result Of TINS has been that several steamship
owners will allow no strangers TO visit the engine
rooms OF their vessels Any steamer can De seized
nowadays on the nlmslesJ pretexts.
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formed OF the fact Forthwith they said they were
working boys, they worked for the tobacco lac
hands as evidence they were allowed in. In
speaking to Mr.. McNeal. who has charge OF the
boys IN the bath, the reporter learned that this
w@s an old trick OF the Tepeaters. From SIX 10
seven the working men have another exclusive
hour aud from seven TIL nine theT are also adj
miited, though IL IS preferred that they come
earlier.
THE SIGHTS AT THE BATHS
the scenes 10 De witnessed at che baths are
truly amusing. The tricks and capers The boys
play on eacn other are without number, and no
end OF nerriment is occasioned. "Chawini a
feler's clothesr Is very favorite form OF amuse-
ment and IL performed IN this way:-A stocking
or shirt - wet in the bath and then knot - tied
which 1t Is next TO Impossible TO loosen until the
article is dried. When caught at this pleasant
pastime the perpetrator generally carries tender
ridge on the Dubious part OF his anatomy away
with him from the bath, for such is said to be the
results OF a tip from MI Longs rattan.
STRANGE SWIMMERS
Among the lrequenters OF the Fifth street bath
are several cripples and manned persons. Among
the number il one-armed newsdealer whose
swimming Is miracle, as few men whose anat-
omy Is perfect can cope with him in speed.
strange 10 say, this man never learned TO swim
when he had Doth arms, but when he found him.
self with one he Thought OF the certainty or his
fate should he ever be thrown or fall overheard.
Immediately he set about learning 10 SWIM. and
tine second summer oi his Efforts was rewarded.
Tor he was able TO get along slowly. He did not
relax his EFFORTS, and now ne i an expert A one
legged organ grinder also calls at the bath ana
has many u pleasant bout with the onearmed
paper carrier: the organ grinder learned
w SWIM btlUTe LbO war, 1uiiHg WHlCh
he lost his leg anu he had only 10 adapt himself
MS abbreviated condition. A little Jewish girl,
crippled 10 such an extent by an accident 10 her
hip and back that she walks with great difficulty,
Is noted as one OF most graceful naIads at the
bath. Several doctors nave come TO see her
SWIM, and they pronounce ner per ormance q
most wonderful one.
LADY SWIMMERS
Monday, Wednesday ana Thursday Of each week
are set aside especially ladies, and they avail
themselves OF the privilege. Some OF them are
natatorlal wonders or grace, and II mixed con-
tests were TO be thought OF the opinion Is they
would leave many OF the men benind.