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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
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mem YorssiCbten idulbis? SOlout: Sn
Der Rsssl ni9ts, oena ben traut er iid
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03

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beim Acknowledgement aus Der Wisna'
seris, i'd babe obsr Den glspbant seisbsn ;
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SdmGnje.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
Die iutfiSe Spalte.
Icrfarfuua.

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bri liant iinst2 s. brilliant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
Sir Ginlpan0erer.

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aui Gacgya ~trUaTtsu, mSlta 10 AZ itttI Set a ben I'm
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REt9en ilT meme Nirta IN ttGitT Nm t~iCltnbriL
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nnb Die h6rrft Gusiuuft bT RartBttot gsIpRim tn
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ten trtsaIt. 9laA atrHft
Joseph Koelble,
. ls5 East Third Street, New York City,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

Useful HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
FINE SILK HATS. IS. worth g.
STIFF AND SOFt FELT HATS. at Low Prices
BOYS SEAL. SKATING CAPS.
FUR TOP sPRING-WR1ST DOG-SKIN GLOVES
FULL g. L dkys OF KID CASTOR AND CLOTH
SILK TIES, 25, IS. soc.
T; AND W: linen COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Six sCARFS AND SUSPENDERS. in Fancy Boxes
THE CLIMAX SHIRT IMPROVED" 81 the best
'Iaundried Dollar Shirt made W ~ ~
CASHMERE, MER1NO AND LANBSWCOI, SOCKS
SCARLET INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAW RS
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. SO. 75c 81.
Knit JACKETS, COMFORTS, NIGHT Shirts
SILK. ALPACA AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS, q
r. e.. LEWIS,
POPULAR ONE-PRICE STORE
900 SEVENTH STREET
oio-ot Below Mt Vernon Square.
IL oUIsIANA
LOTTERY.
FOR INFORMATION
THOMAS B. M0HUN,
d1e-llm COS l4rH STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS.

E. LrHoNzo YouNas,
ORIGINAL NO LIQUOR GROCER
ON DECK OF COURSE,
stock Of Holiday Supplies is possible to produce.
NUTS-ALL NEW CRoP.
lbs BRIGHT Pnse ss' Pa sns Shell Almonds
1000 lbs. Extra large Sorrento Walnuts.
100 loo lbs los: E Resi Brazil raie nuts.
1000 lbs Extsa Large Pecans.
tNote carefully our present location.)
CANDY-ALL Fresh AND WARRANTED srR1orI1
PURE.
1000 lbs. French Creams.
900! 800 I lbs C Choice Chocolate Creams.
1000 lbs Pure Gum Drops.
tNots carefully our present location.
DRIED FRUITS.
1000 lbs. Genuine Leghorn Citron.
2SSo iSs. LsrE E E.ptee Engsa Gurrfns
2SSS rs: Choice v.isne - R.is aaala 'a''n'
S 5SS iSs sntf sna whise seedess Resins
sS Bases ss gesss Cabinet Rsns
loo Quarter Boxes Fancy Dehesa Taple Raisina
100 Boxes Fancy Bunch Dehesa Eaisins.
1000 lbs. Choice Turkish Prunes.
ZOO lbs. Extra Larxe Figs.
800 lbs. Leal Bassora tFard) Dates-Layers.
!OD IDS Cholce Eyaporated Apples.
l0oO lbs. Choice Evarorated Peaches.
(Note carefully our present location.)
GREEN FRUIT.
% Boxes Fancy Palermo. Massina and Lemons
Large lot Fancy Massna. Palermo. ROdi, Valencia,
ana Jamaica stem cut ORANGES.
% Boxes Fancy stem cut Florida Oranges
~ Dds + xtra Choice Alnsra (white) Grapes
~ Dds Fancy Cape Cod Cranbsrries, &C., nc.
tNote carefully our present ocation.)
Arm yourself with priceists as W, will guarantee to
meet them ali and beat many Of tham-Quality con-
sldered and Just to convince you at will add
few quotations for goods OF we'll known value:
pox Layer kalslns, best new................$O IS
a box L. L. Ralsns. best Observation-Disclosures, IS
Pc IDS. New IL Hhorn C1tron ! 90
2 lbs. New London Layer Rasins. ............1 90
LIZ lbs Currants l 90
81 lbs. Drops and Bs!ls-Candy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l 90
% los American Mixed Candy. l 90
Cans Best omatoes. 95
1Olbs. Standard Gran. Observation-Disclosures. 50
(Note carefully present location.)
ELpHoSzo Youxes
5O4 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN E AND F.
d21-2t THE ORIGINAL NO LIQUOR GROCER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22
The Snosisiays-Doub Sheets.

In order to met The demands upon It's adver-
Using space, TIE STAR viii be issued in double
sheet form nearly every day during the Lay
season The latter has begun early. AMI those
who intend to make purchases viii save time and
money by consulting the holiday columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

EIhe people of Kentucky are looking forw ard
ahxioasiy 10 the next state election which occurs
next year, to rid Them of their present governor
1T is charged, and alleged TO be susceptible OF
PROOF, that Governor Blackburn. the present in
cumbent, has. during his administration, pardoned
more than 1880 criminals, and has RENTED nes
amounting 10 more than s., eoO,cO9 besides grant.
ing respites on other fines amounting TO about
fi,O0OOOO more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

Schwab the New York communist, has resided
long enough In this country 10 learn that the
aboinin bic doctrine he teaches can never take
root here so long She government is maintained
In accordance with the principles upon which 1t
was founded Ii is not a COVE. plnent In which
general causes Of G.seontent can find ROOT, much
less flourish II any class OF the population IS dis
contentcd their discomfort cannot proceed from
thOs, causes which SO often afford the roorer
classes OF Europe just ground OF complaint and
even of resistance. In this country every man has
an equal chance. TIE road to fortune and TO fame
IS open to all alike. There to-day i'm the Sen
ate o. the United States conspicuous tor abil-
fty who were, not many years ago members OF
that working class" TO which Schwab and the
agitat0r, Herr Most, now address their communis-
tie appeals. Among the people Of this country no
fear Is felt OF communism While the doctrine is
condemned and the teachers OF it reviled the lat
ter are permitted TO 90 on unmoestad in their
course They make but few converts, and their
futile attempts u lOment trouble simply excite
ridcule. Ii is quite likely that Schwab and Most
beth appreciate the truth OF ali this but they
hope, possibly, TO catch dupas enough uron whom
they can levy tribute to make the movement a
paying inVe5tnent-iOr them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS.
FvENING SILKS AT HALF PRICE

= -
EVENING SILKS At HALF PRICE.
% QUALITY FOR a.
WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED LOT
OF EVENING SILKS IN BEAUTIFUL
SHADES, WHICH ARE SUBJECT TO
SLIGHT IMPERFECT1oNs AND. Al
THESE IaPERFECTIONS ARE NOT
VISIBLE UNDER GAS, WE CAN SAFELY
SAY THEY ARE THE GREATEST BAR
GAINS WE HAVE EVER OFFERED
SINCE WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS.
AS THE QUALITY Is FULLY WORTH
81 PER YARD. THE LOT Is NOT
LARGE. AND AN EARLY INSPECTION
Is ADVISED.
w. Nj. SHUsrER Sons
ONE PRICE.
d2l e19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

Even the protectionist interests are now appeal
Ing to Congress TO pass tariff bill at this session.
1t Is better. they say, to accept law which they
do not approve, than to leave the whole question
In allegiance for another year, and thus place the
manufacturers and those dependent upon them in
state of suspense and doubt This appeal,
backed as 1t is by the popular demand for tariff
revision, Is not unheard II Congress- but begins
to look as If 1t may go UNDECIDED That there will
be earnest and honest efforts to revise the tarin
at this session. there is room to doubt but 1t is
not only want OF time for a thorough considera-
ton of the subject that stands in the way OF legs-
lation for that purpose. The same differences OF
opinion, the actual conflict of views, which were
visible at the opening Of the session still exist
Nothing has yet been accomplished In the Girec-
uon OF harInonizng these opposing opinions, and
though 1t may be unpalatable TO the public, it Is
none the less the TRUTH that tariff legislation this
winter may fail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

Dr. William Everett, OF AndOver Mass, having
FOUND 'hat General Butler was announced to speak
at fiyinouth on the sai inst, says to reporter:
'lt Is true that have been announced to sneak
and IL IS also true that accepted an inv ittion to
DO so; but my name having appeared In a list
headed by that OF General Butler have desired
The committee 10 excuse me from att ndancen IT.
owing to circumstances which Dr. Everett cannot
control, General Butler should happen to get into
heaven little ahead OF that super-sensitiye gen.
ue1Iiah, what does he propose TO DO about It: Our
impression Is that the General VIII stick II he
once gets there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

ingersoH used too big q brush In daublng the
jury yesterday with his profuse batteries He
piled II on so thick that 1t looked Ike satire The
court room was on the broad grin, and the jurors
slurmed uneasIy In their seats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

The curious spectacle of disabled steamer tow.
Ing into port another, which was In perfect order.
was presented in New York the other day The
lily OF Berlin, Of the Inman line, met with an
ACCIDENT Which carried away her rudder post and
rendered her unmanageable. But she could steam
away at good speed, and with her sister ship. the
City OF Chester, dragging behind, at close quar-
,ers, 10 do the steering, she brought herself and
her consort into port ali right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

The republicans Of Pennsylvania are manifest
ing more earnestne5S IN behalf of future unity
and harmony than Is apparent elsewhere Though
the next legislature will BE- LARGELY democratic
the majority Of he latter party Is confined to The
lower house. The republicans cOatrol the senate,
and both factions appear DESTROYS Of making the
organization OF that body the stepping stone TO
reunion upon a ''mOre enduring basis" The indie
pendents seem to have been somewhat agrcelbly
surprised at the non-appearance OF the machine
guillotine which il threatened would be
erectei for the execution OF their leaders. The
apparent Willingness of the machine leaders to
accept the rebuke given them and profit by 1T,
seems to have deprived the independent move
ment OF all feeling Of factional hostility. These
manifestations on the part of men who were lately
at war with the ruling elements of the republican
party are warning To the democrats that their
exuberance over the late elections was, perhaps,
somewhat misplaced or premature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

Inc house was left without quorum yester-
gay, majority OF the members having already
departed for their homes. IL is quite safe To pre
diet that quorum viii not again be obtained be-
lore The 81 OF January, 1883 Meantime the few
who remain here because they cannot go home, or
from choice, will meet and take q recess for three
days, repeating the performance at the expiration
OF each recess They would take a longer recess
but the law viii not allow it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

Contrary TO general expectation, the Senate
voted down the House recess resolution. In fact,
the Senate disappointed itself In so voting There
was such degree OF confidence among Senators
In the adoption OF the resolution that some Of
them mad provided themselves with railroad
tickets, preparatory to leaving for their homes
this evening. The force Of argument against q
recess was so strong that it impelled some Sena-
tors with railroad tickets Ia their pockets to vote
no. The Senate prtdes itself upon its dignity. 1t
would sacrifice anything else rather than that 1t
viii, perhaps, now stick to Its action in rejecting
The recess resolution. not because the Senators do
not want recess, but because it would be un:ltg-
nined to vote for one after having once refused to
90 So During the holidays very little, prob bly,
will be attempted in the way OF legislative bust
ness, but the committees viii have an opportunity
to arrange and complete the work before them.
and that Was really the object that those Senators
who defeated the recess had In view
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

81 It's. Drops and Baiis.Candy ...:::..:. o oO
81 los American Mixed Candy. ............... 90
10 lbs Standard Gran. Sne.r %
(Note carefully our present locaton.)
ELpHoNzo Youxcs.
5O4 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN AND F.
d2l-2t THE ORIGINAL NO LIQUOR GROCER.
BOSTON DRY GooDs HOUSE.
HOLIDAY SPECIALT1Es.
| We have Special Bargains in BLACK SILK MER-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pure silk and magnificent
Quaity-at the prices named:
BLACK SILK MERvE1LLIEUx, at sl.Oo.
BLACK SILK MERVElLLIEUX at l25
BLACK SILK MtRvEILLIEUX. at 1.37k.
BLACK SILK MERVEILLHUX. at 1.5O.
Every number special bargain, and the best valu-
ever offered ill thus city.
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS.
AT 81 90. S1.25. $L44. $1.75 AND $500
These are the celebrated Cache1nire Long Branch
Lustrous Heavy Grain Black Silks which have given
unequalled satisfaction customers the past wear
and are unsurpassed in richness aud durability.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
DRESS PATTERNS. in 10 and IL yard lengths at
most reasonable prices
s1.25 TO s2.tO PATTERN.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT..
LADIES PURE SILK HOSE, in an elegant assortment
$3.5 per pair, real value a. so.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Splendid line of KID GLOVES. in our popular num-
bers at our usual low prices.
8-BU TTON LENGTH. JERSEY SILK, TAFFETA
GLOVES fleece lined. at 81. 80 pair.
| CHILDREN's KID GLOVES. excellent quality. TOO
pair.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL!
| 40 Doz GENTS INITIAL LINEN CAMBEIC HAND
KERCHIEFS elegantly emb-oi Tered at only so cts
eac or 81 IS per carton of six. Our regular price
is IS cents. but closed the lot yesterday at our
| price The best value offered ill Init ais.
ALI our Special Bargains in Handkerchiefs advertised
last week still in stock.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
| OUR WHOLE STOCK REDUCED
An opportunity to grand bargains in any STYLE
WINTER WRAPS.
All Silk Rhadame CIRCULAR only 49, so; reduced
from $l7 So similar reductions throughout the emit
ne We propose to close out stock at prices most
advantageous to purchasers.
| IMPORTED WRAPS.
We have four elegant imported garments. which We
| offer at the following reductions:
! Handsome Brocaded Silk and Plush DOJMAN
| cost 70 import Sis. reduced to $65.
An Elegant Seal Plush DoLMAN cost sos, reduced to
MAGNIFICENT Corded Silk DOLMAN, latest design
$50. only $780, trimmed with Elegant Escaia Plush
Beautiful Ottoman Silk DOLAIAN, trimmed with
| Lynx Fur, reduced to $50.
| Fur-hned CIRCULARS lower than any house in THU
| city.
WOODWARD d I orHRoP'
| 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE e91
| BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
| d2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22
HOLIDAY GOODS.

ITO PUZZLE SOLvERS.
Send your in by mail, and on Tuesday next
we will publish the names Of the successful sovers
In the meantime showing a larger line Of
OvERCoATs AND SUITS
than ever before. and specially anxious for you to
bring in the LITTLE FOLKS to look at tho
OvERCOATs
We are offering at
FIVE DOLLARS,
some are worth S. less than &C. but they al 20 at
the low figure of s..
We are disseminating the sale Of SMOKING JACK.
ETs. and have only aboat fifteen twenty left Some
of them good value s12 others Of them are worth
from SO to 81. We want to close them out; 80 come
and take your choice at S..
II you contemplate buying FULL DRESS SUIT
remember we have the LARGEST LINE OF READY
MADE SUITS TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE. In our
Custom Department make you one at very short
notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-22

The action OF the Senate committee on finance
In imposing pledge OF secrecy upon all the mam-
oers as 10 proceedings relating to the tariff COM
missions report, causes good deal of dlssatsrac-
uon among manufacturers ana others who are
directly interested IN tariff legislation At the
Capitol yesterday the matter Was pretty freely
discussed, and the general opinion expressed even
among senators and members OF the House, was
that everything In the direction Of tariff egisla-
ton should be done In the most public manner.
That 1t is question in which all classes OF the
people are interested, either directly or Indirectly
and that no good reason can be assigned for con-
Quoting the proceedings In secret. The ways and
means committee OF the House have their tariff
proceedings open TO everybody
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-22
MRS. Fitts' Concert,
SANITY Mr.. DIggs.

"Mr. Diggs, the officer says you are
an unmitisated bore and nuisance,
and | iudorse what he says" said
Judge Haddsn to the irrepressible
Eli P, this morning.
There's some mighty funny-"be
gan the venerable prisoner with the
army bullet in bis shank, when he was
interrupted by the officer, who said
Mr.: Digs called at a lady's residence
yesterday, aud after asking her a
number of impertinent questions,
went out and soon returned with the
same questions, The lady attempted
to slam the door in his face, and
brother Diggs tried to grab her.
"0nly wanted to shake hands. | am
always polite, y said Diggs. Ioollect
for four doctors and two butchers, and
I've got a bullet---n
"HOldo Mr. Diggs. The officer
isn't through yet" the Judge inter
rupted, and while the officer related
what terrible bore he was to the
whole community, Diggs poked his
sanity visage over the rail, resting
his chin upon it, and worked his laws
as if trying hard to asticate a spoon
full Of hot mush. He fually man aged
to grind out pitiful yarn, made him
self saint and all the world besides
sinners, and then limpsd off to seat
iu the corner, From his seat on the
bench he mumbled that he had a law
suit that kept him in the city or he
would leave Just go away aud wal
about ten years, and by that time th,
case will bo called. It's in Ohancery
you know, and the Judge called III
next case.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-22
POLICE POINTS.

Of seventeen arrests made yesterday
whisky was the cause of ten.
M. Hedriek found a pocketbook or
two at the theater last night. They can
be found at the stationhouse.
A charge Of lunacy was entered
against Henry Joiner to day, and be
was ordered sent to the poorhouse for
safe keeping.
Plummer pulled small boy yester-
day for disorderly conduct, and found
a sling in his pocket, he was ordered
kept one day for punishment
For the third time within two
months Tim Daily made his appear
ancc to-day before the Police Court.
twill be twenty days before he will
have another audience with the
Court.
An old whisky soak, who was put in
a cell last night with John Monahan
aud two other hard cases, found him.
self considerably the worse for wear
this morning. Monahan was fined
50 for tattoOing him, and the soak $2
for being operated upon.
WIN. Mscklin has not long been out
Of the fields and though be has not
succeeded in getting the eoekle burrS
out of his kinCky locks, he has sue
ceeded in getting some city ways into
it, He made his appearance in the
Police Court in answer to charge Of
drunk and disorderly and was fined
five dollars.
All OF Court street bottom turned
out in body yesterday, when the
pound men gathered up a couple Of
kline. The drivers stood to brav,ly
though, and brushed up one man and
boy who interfered. The man and
boy were fined three dollars each and
fellow who yelled Cow thieves" also
paid that sum.
An old dsrky who was given lodging
at the stationhouse last night was
found this morning down stairs hug
ging the stove in close embrace and
not at all uncOncerned by the red hot
fire within. What are you doing
here2'' asked the turnkey. "0nly
keeping out of the wet, taid the old
man who was allowed to warm through
and then told to go.
"'Poar to be enjoyin' yourself, re.
marked the Court to Tony Brown, who
walked in with clay pipe between
his teeth. Am" said Brown.
Charged with being drunk, said the
Judge. Drunk yeti laconically
answered Brown. Twelve days."
said His Honor. "Glad you didn't
make it thirteen" answered Brown.
"Yes, thirteen is an unlucky number,
concluded the Court, aud Brown re-
tired.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-22
CABLE NEWS.

DUBLIN, December 22.-Signs Of
distress among tho farmers and labor.
ers are becoming more visible 10 some
districts, and the government is being
pressed to establish relief works.
DARTMUND, December22. Twenty.
five persons we're killed. by the falling
Ofa cage in Hardenburgh, Wednesday.
The cage fell a distance Of 1870 feet.
RoME, December 22.-The debate
on the Parliamentary oath bill was
resumed in the Chamber of Deputies.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs and
the Minister Of Justice supported the
measure. A motion expressing con-
Gdence in the government was ulti-
mately carried by vote OF 324 to go.
Thirty.onc members of the left, in
cluding SignorS Carroll and Crispi,
abstained from voting.
ROME, December 22.-The execu
tion Of Overdankt, at Trieste, causes
great excitement here, whore he was
a student in the School Of Engineers.
One hundred young men made a
demonstration in front ofthe Austrian
Embassy last night, crying; "Long
live Trieste" aud Down with Aus
trial" TIL, military dispersed the
crowd.
In the Chamber Of Deputies BoYiO
gave notice Of an Interpolation in.
quiring whether the Italian govern
ment had interposed with Austria
with view to obtaining Overdaukt's
pardon.
LONDON, December 22.-The GOV
ernment has decided to prosecute Big
gar, member Of Parliament from
Cavan, for his recent speech at Water.
ford, in which he denounced Earl
Spencer, Lord Lieutenant of ireland,
as a blOOd-thirsty English peer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-22
PERSONAL.
W. W. Brooks. dentist. $50 Main.

w. W. Brooks, dentist, 23O Main.
Mr.. Edward Taylor, business man
ager ofthe famous tragedienne JAM
suschek, is in the city.
Thos. II. Wilson. Oabinetmaker and
upholsterer. All kinds furniture re-
paired at short notice, 43 Jefferson. t
Rabbi NJ. Samfeld is to lecture at
the Synagogue to night on "The Re
ligion Of Business and the Business of
Religion
A lot in Bagby's subdivision on the
Old Raleigh road, in the suburbs. will
be sold to morrow at the Courthouse
by order Of the Chancery Court.
Rev, Thomas f. Campbell, of Mon
mouth, Oregon, is in tho city, and will
preach at the Linden street Christi n
church, on Sunday morning and night,
Best in tho world-A new patent
sofa bed lOuDge-specialties for Xmas
presonts--fine desks, baby buggies
brackets, etc., etc. Special bargains
in furniture and carpets, to reduce
stock. Ames, Beattie & Co., 36a
Main street 95+
Mr.. Il. i. Dromgoole, Of Atlanta,
representing the house Of j. p Drom
goole & Co., Of louisville, proprietor'
of the famous Female Bitters, and
agents Of Bailoys Saline Aperient and
the rs. S. S is in the city and will
remain some time, on business. Thil
is the home of his -boyhood, and bC
has many old friends here to give hin
q hearty welcome.
Benz. G. Humphries, who was Gov
ernOr Of Mississippi some saventeer
years ago, and who commanded
brigade in General Lees army durini
the civil war between the States, diet
suddenly at hisplantation on ROCbucl
Lake, near the head Of the YazOl
river, and few miles from Green
wood, Miss, last Wednesday morning
General Humphries was man 0
superior intellectual attachments, Rpl
he was held in high esteem BY a yer
wide circle of friends and acquaint
anees.