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good. Among those entitled to special
mention are Mr.. Moore, as "Buckinp-
hamS Mr.. Ahrendt, AS "Henry VI:,
Mr.. iiagar, rs "Richmond;" Miss Allen,
as Lady Anne" ana Miss Constance
iamblin, as the "Queen."
This evening Mr.. Keene appears as
"Ham'et," that grand, vet subtle, mas.
tterpiece OF the prince OF dramatlsts, IL
Is alilrmed of this actor that he really
rivals Booth or Irving in "Hamlet,N
anu that such theatrical treat has not
neGn Witnessed here in many day as
genius and manner and per.on seem a =
II they would most admirably anil
Hamlet" and his admirers claims ara
probably not much exaggerated in the
premises. Go and see him.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
eERY FevERIsH STOCK MARKET
\ eral Manufacturing establishments
shat Down-The Rate Cutting War
Has About Reachrs BOTTOM
Estimated CotUon Crop.
Tone OF the stnek Mnrket.

IOnS OF the SN0ck market.
NEW YORK, Nov. To- Governments
teadier.
Railroads firm.
State securities quiet.
THE market opened feyerish, weak
nd in the first ten minutes business
locks declined "A to q per cent, except
ur Louisville Il Nashville, which
iropped Ia 10 2l9, on the announcement
nat the company's depot at Louisville
Ind been burnt, and on the report that
3uit had been brought by brokers' firm
Tor the payment Of The stock notes.
and Rock Island were
pressed for land The former declined
x To So and the latter ~ to 1917. The
weakness in Northwestern was due tO
rcports that Nanderbilts were selling,
After the first call there was
rally, and later on the improvement
Vas loss. In the afternoon the market
was feYerish until near O'Clock, when
DasineSS became active and prices adj
fanced sharply. The a'lnuiincement
<raE tIlu had reduced her passenger
nc tO'Chicago to 5000 did not check
ne upward movement. The rise from
The lowest point of the day ranged from
Xtol3s per cent, Union Pacific moved
% q to 40; st. Paul y to ~; Lacka.
Npnna rs to l2SA; Lake Shore TX ia
" New York Central II to S57s; Pa
oliic Mail 4 to 1873, and Western Union
n to Oh. AT the close Union Pacific
reacted to 49,, but the remainder OF The
IN closed firm. Compared with Satns.
<hy, closing prices are \ to q
IN cent lower for Central Pacific,
southwestern, Delaware d Hudson,
Western Union, Louisville q NASH.
Ylle and Omaha, and "A to ~ per cent,
higher for Canada Southern, Chica. o,
burlington d Qucy, LacAawanua,L Lake
shore, Union Pacific, Kansas u Texas,
JERSEY Central, New York Central
Pacific Mail, Erie, Northern Pacific pre-.
erred, Texas Pacific and Union Pacific.
transactions, 935, 900 shares.
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Thcy Don't Want TO rIrht nna

PARIS, Nov. lO.--It is reported that
active negotiations, with view 10 Ia,
settlement Of Tho difficulties between
China and France, are IN progress in
London, between the MARQUIS Ten.
Chintse ambassador, aud Karl Nc.
Miunyillc, the English secretary OF
state Tor foreign affairs. Al The session
Of the municipal council to-day "a vote
was passed 10 appropriate 10000 francs
ior expenses Incurred by tho dep.rt-
iuent IN It's measures fur cradiceiinr
cholera and il,Uo9 francs Tor the relief of
families suffering from the opid-mir.
Tho project Of police has ordered 4
thorough sanitary Inspection uf all uu.
healthy dwellings.
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STARVATION IN NV ENGLAND.
Wreethed Condition Of Working Poopi
In Some Of tho Mil Towns.

in Some Of the Mil Towns.
A letter from Norwich, c., Oct. %,
says: The large Fan Cotton mills OF this
place shut down over six weeks ago, and
the outlook Is Fhat they win remain
, closed all winter. Between 500 and 500
operatives We're thrown ont Of work a.,
and six weeks u iileness has reduced
most NJ them 10 restitution. For
awhile they were allowed trust" a. the
compauy's store, but within a week or
two that source Of supply u iailvucce,-
sSries has been shut Oh. They lsys
no money 10 migrate 20 other
mill towns, aud even if they had the
money the universal industrial stag
nation throughout New England PROM
ises only change obscene and equal or
greater Indebtedness. Most of tie
operatives have large families, who are
ragged and hungry. They havo no
money 30 buy food and clothes with.
and they cannot keep warm 0s cook by
the blaze OF Blaine iOrshlight process.
sions, which noisily tramp through the
mill settlements nightly, brsudistiug
Illuminated NOTICES: apo Won want tO
retain our prosperity? Then vote for
Blaine and logan" These people will
have % staryo ihis winter or spnly g. the
toxin Tor help. They have begun ~
apply already. Rows Of women and
hAli-gruWn girls, many 90 them ween-
lhS' are seen az the selectluaI.
ONCE daily, asking for dollar OF tNo %
GUY io1d with. IN an the uiill yiliascs
IA This part uf the state anl la eNsrv
uiher part ~ New England. the sitnI.
non Is pretty much the same. ~ al
NIL villages The help have O. "Iive from
h-la " mouth" That IL Whist thew cail
O. ana they mean that Al TIE en- 4
each week. their eaminEs L,ilu- - the
slore-Geep@r az the manufacturing com.
rnies Zach one j. pru.iCl1 with a
store hook. auu be cannot get q rafd n
one-c-nt matches or psr,ar al uirs.
without blowing his book aud having
ihe parcha-e entered. Al tho wee. =.
enc, he is paid the balance OF
his wages. q there O. tsisrco.
anovr his store accounts. t,e1er-
ailY there ~ none. In mill village. aff
the teueiusnts are the pro'lerfv of tBa
company. When the mill shuts dos.
and there Is no longer any tst-ns.' ~ fha
siart, ihe operative j. Ia almost .- none.
less a condition a. tho asa a rssI-arav
on the ocean, In at village 90 BANJO.
elgnt miles nor j. Uf fuis city. Poll ID
Jews beg if on IHOr to door In ihac.fr
four OF ila ntc pistol hctnri.s h ~
been c rse.i ior months. There are 10
operatives tr1inin- in fhr rulriraf
chAzhi caravans this fall rs 3. the
op niln ofan observer, whose h1dnesg
calls him % al parts Of New Freiail.
I'll y the coming winter viii wines.
s1faring nd sneiCheduess among fhs
wnrK.nz people unpareiie.e. in the L.s-
tors o. the ooEniry.
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Chinese l,rutnIi,ios

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. lO.-Additional
information from China is that twelve
Cantonese villages have issued notices
that al christians must leave. Fifteen
churches in those villages have already
been destroyed, also several stores.
Many persons are homeless. Although
the attention Of the Chinese authorities
has boon called 60 these barbarous acts
they refuse to notice them.
AT kltyuug mob and tho soldiers
DESTROYED all Roman Catholic, English
and Presbyterian churches. At Swallow
the Roman Catholic priests were ordered
to leave. After they had left tho Chinese
soldiers broke into house and ravished
the female converts.
News has reached Shanghai from
Pekin that Mr.. Bagnall, a cOlporteur of
the American Bible society, has been
murdered in the province Of Shontung.
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Undor the Green nrncnn.

HONG Kong, Nov. 9.-Chinoso mobs
have been committing fearful ourages
at places Of Christian worship aud also
AT Canton and interior points. In the
province Of Einaugtuny alone four Ro.
man Catholic and five Protestant
churches were destroyed, and 100 houses
OF resident Christians looted and the
occupants driven away. In Mamhsi
three CATHOLIC chHpols and convent
houses wero pillagcl, priests and occu-
pant, heaton aud women outraged. The
SIN lung Church OF England chapel is
destroyed. They tore the clothes from
preachers wife and shamouly treat
cd her. At Chant Sung tho Wesleyan
chapel is destroyed aud the Christians
are ilooing from tho province TO Hong
Kong. The Chinese gave them the
alternative OF sacraiicing TO the idol or
leaN ing their homes, and they preferred
the latter. Many Of the women were
caught by the mob and outraged.
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Big CelebratIon nd Londnn.

LoSDpN, Nov. l0.-'rhe show In the
celebration Of tho entrance into office Of
the new lord mayor Of London, took
place to-day. Il passed on with i'm.
meuse cclaI The weather was fair and
the streets thronged with enorn0u.
crowds OF people. There was a fine
DISPLAY made by tho various ancient
guilds Among tbs most noticeable
aud popular features Of the procesSioo
were several Nile buats, fully manned .
a herd 0i camels with S0udaneze attend .
ants, and drove ct elephants. There
were also many splendid car. bearing
historical tabigauX OF the most elaborate
description.
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NV NoEB, Nov. l0.-A Rochester
'ecial to the Post say .l4t it is stated
Pre- on good and reliable authorize,
'nt the receivers OF the West Shore
aaiWay nav asked The New York Cen
y - restore Rates and pool business,
p Understood tle New York Central
: told the IVES. Shore receivers that
would agree u restore rates, but
pun not enter into any pooling az
ngement.
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A very Contradictor, Statement.

PRovIDEScE, r. L, Nov. lO.-Three
'ills Of tho Social Manufacturing com
hny, at Woonsocket, are to shut down
'-morrow morning indefinitely. The
resent company say this action is
ping 70 the turn in political events.
p mills have been run on full tine.
Uninterrupted during tho duh season,
p now take advantage of the delay i'm
gaming y large quantity of cotton
feady purchased for a short rest.
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Tho Cotton Crop.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l0.-The final re.
port of the national cotton exchange,
made up by c. II, Parker, secretary,
was issued to-day. 1t estimates the
cotton crop OF the United States for the
current year at 5,726,0oO bales, or tribe
larger than last year. Shopld tho pros.
poets of top crop in certain sections be
realized, some 1000 bales may he added.
In Texas there was a large decrease
and in the Mississippi valley the crop Is
not quite up to last season, but the
atlantic states and Alabama show gains
to offset their deficit.
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Rouanlstn,

ROME, Nov. lO.-At the eonsislory 10.
day the pope created nine new cardinals.
l. his allOcuiion The pope adyeited 10 the
p dnful ppsiii0nin which q. head 1f tina
bur "a aas placed and The trial tbr1ug.
winch the church b. now passing. H.
dWrlt upon tbs progress that the Cathg.
Ae i1lta was making throughout tn
world, aud especially in tie t'nit-i
states, where the piouary council. ha,i
just assembled. lie mentioned the fsrt
trat new Bishops hal been appointed iD
Australia, India aud ihto1yhout tb.
east, aud expressed especial gratifeati9p
a. the restoration % 10. zee III C.rtba...-
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A DAISY Failure

N NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-The schedule in
The assignment Of r. A. Wright, presi.
dent Of the Harwel Furnace company
ID Leighton Williams was nled TODAY.
II shows liabilities Of $4,000 made up
IS follows: Preferred creditors, $l27 ,OOi,
general creditors, Sld90J0; contingent
liaollities,S250,OJO. Nominal assets, $5IS.-
WV actual assets, $jl, 900. the actual
value OF which is but $500. Among tho
nominal assets are stocks and bonds, and
Mains which are non-coliectable.
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NEw York, Nov. i0.-First-class pas
hser rates to lhicago to-day by the
Pc and the West shore roads, is 5000.
Saturday it was Sl2. 1t is evident
p; bottom prices are reached, but
Pre- Is no sign of an early reaction.
lckawauna is said 10 have given no
r that unless the schedule OF prices be
sliored In four or FIVE days, it will sell
nlcaBO passage 40 50 ana Buffalo at ST..
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- ETe.tA 1890. rrrIt.d-

fAus. Nov. lo.-Grsst excitement, ha.
prevailed ia the Hobbies Of the chamber,
this afternoon and eyeuing.owing 20 Tho
confirmation of be report nIbii.had iu
Ae Morning Liber.ie that Toe ca1inct
c'alai.i un Saturday. had decided ~
igres' demanding Indemnity fr,f.
CAlns Much d.s.1niaat prevail, ,g
.-cc .ul. ,ftAis.
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he Inpor;an, Treaty Win spa,p.

ueproposed treaiy with spain Is
4 ,snSed tu hy the Cortcs. where it will
W n Z opposition, and "a led by
sns,e- T. win make very imrorian,
n our trade relations. For Il
/ z,,a a.si p IN the ioraiation OF a
I-n;,., cu-tonis union between
$50 elSt>s and Mexico and al
|ree,s.... a.. A.. siste.. a lli, b VII
IL q ~ rAlitgfss ard fafllein
Ihe w n1ien irsnl viii Il iiie res
"'''1 : txe.uaet. Iiwsg h e.
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i1ay

McKiNNEY, Nov. iO.-lspoclal. Com,
missioner court met to-day aud can
Vassod the returns Of the various pre-
clnct officers 81 election. Before com
bleung TIE count tho court adjourned
- Tar a. counted w. J. Swain leads ali
inc Democratic ticket Ireland I,
scratched, but not ~ great extent
GOV. Ihrockmorton gets tho highos
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A special dispatch from Cleveland
says; IA confidence man haspractired
his Art upon Mrs. Garfield and defrauded
her out Of check for so. Yesterday
he called at the Garfield residence, and
after little delay was admitted "A a
Young Mons Christian Association
young man. Ho sought contribution
TO the fund Of that institution. Mr.
Garield said she had intended doiu.,
something for the association. and
might as well do ID then a. later Tho
young man continued % tan, AZ she
wrote the check, ana as she bowed M,
out he was still talking. When be bo,
gone suspicion took the place OF conf
denre, and she tolephoned to tbo rooms
OF tho Young Mems Christian A.soria-
Ton. She received the response that fo
one who could have called al that lime
hAd any authority ~ collect money for
the association. She Nc once nofi6.d
the bank 10 refuse 20 cash the cheek
out II was too late; 10 had boon ea,bed y
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Bosros, Nov. lo.-The Hoosac Tunnel
quite TO- day reduced it passenger rates
Pom Boston to Chicago to SIG
rSt-class, being a en-; os
81 and At The sama SO. oi
nnde cut of S7.25 IN rates from Ro ..tl'e
. st. Louis, making tue rate Sl1 trs,-
lass, snd SIS for second.class.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NOSE CHINESE BRuTALlTlES.
The English Franchise Bin Passes the
COmmons--The Lord May Cele-
bration-The Pope's Consis-
tory orl.-Other Dots.
The Amendmcnt Is Lost.

LONDON, Nov. 10 The house OF COM
mons rejected by vote Of lo2 to 100 an
amendment to the franchise bill, the
purpose OF which VAS 30 prevent the
bill from going into operation until tho
scheme of redistribution should be
dropped.
The franchise bill passed the house
committee OF the whole without amend
ment, The result was greeted with
cheers.
The under secretary of the colonial
department, replying to an inquiry,
said it was true the British minister at
Washington had been instructed to ne
gotiate reciprocal commercial ar
rangement whereby the United states
should remit in part duties on West
Indian sugar and the west Indies should
take of tho duties ON certain articles
imported from the United States, butno
arrangement was contemplated and
thar no proposal had been made where
10y the West indies should impose differ
aniial duty on English as opposed to
American manufacturers.
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BurNlnr thr Hatnhai-

BUFFALO, Nov. lO,-A meeting was
Id his morning by representatives OF
p Michigan Central, the Lake Shore,
Grand Trunk, the Nickel Plate, the
IeW York, Pennsylvania and Bslti.
pore x ONO, and the rate OF fare be.
p old rate.
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+ CLEVELAND, Nov. lO.-A Herald
'peeial reports iha,the Spau!ding Iron
~ Nail work., in jefferson county
- uo"n today Tor Sn iud-6niis
|tfiod' throwing l3o men ont OF worE.
usei the ACCUMULATION OF stock and
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Wilmington aastL,,r o.,.

Livtnroot, Nov. 10 The steamer 70.
dro. from Wilmington, North Carolina.
ha, arrived here. sLr ha. yellow fsvo,
'n board The steamer psffro arrival
~ N ilmInctlu oei1hcr 81. frln Il t.sufs.
NiA fbi'auciplia. which latter ora 80
I-l'1ei t..nhtf -. sailing heiire Ortf.-
ber i9 i4s Wilmington.
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Tho PIensry Council.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ls.-The Plenary
council assembled this morning Al
Seminary street Culpico, for tho trans.
action Of business. All nio momber,
wcr0 present. A number OF suLiec,s
wero presented, but nothing was deter.
mined. \ day Or two will DO regulrod
70 arrange tho subjects 10 bo considered
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PHArrASooGA, tam. Noy. l0.-John
InFiey, member o. ;he state rail
d commission, has ;lst been defeated
re-elecNpu, aud ih- arm Of ruriev a
|sNlns, OF Long hiil. +icAilnu county.
'ALessce. has ulA q Al asst ..rtnept.
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loPEKA, Nov. lc.--J. ). Leeds TODAY
As appointed general freight agent o.
Aichison, Topeka ( Santa Fs rail.
~ and j. .. Phillips assistant. NJ
'flow, lste general freight agent. roe.
franc manager 10 the Mexican Cen.
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cAih', N9v io.--Tae Esypaan gov.
efnmoni recently s'id privately 70 a
e-finau hrn 10 kru1p cannon. The
Trench diplouaiic a--nt oisis-taf \.
yer -1ipment fnlm Errpi. eusner.fny
=. y a-ll 1.s-lnli llr lnlna.
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PAri', N'v. ib.-ile report a. noon
shows iaat since midnight there have
been 5i fresh cases of shaisr ana -
deaths in this cify. Taalva 1T ia
q, t-s occurred On tn nId men. -.
piAl. A I0uion there were deaths.
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sW Nos5, Nov. n.--Firstclsss fars
! H'cago WAS reduced this murnin. t.
~ " the Erie. The West shore and
J.. ekawAnna railways ana broker.
j INf -
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BALTIMORE, Nov. lO.--Ashbury Jar
rett, one Of tho seyon remaining mem
beers Of the Old Defenders association
dlod this afternoon; aged -. lie wa
me father Of Henry s. Jarrett, the wsll
known theatrical manager.
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GARyIN, WISE COUNTY, TFXAS Msrcht2A, 1854
Morley Anstln, 1enns.
Gentiemen.-S erd three your TXsS lGUE TONIC
aOnec have Sold every bottle guaran.
teed it 10 and it N II lie Instance.
Yours truly, ". T. SEARCY.
tNhoissaIe palIe.. rTeNas
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- i,p,fr..s perf1aas. s1~af..
ssn3, pffs isrfume. Nafsrhai NJ. o..
f -,e,,..t.. rerfi11s, Alphins glolsf
.saA''orf, Perfume. fif,T ~ ne rf,sx.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

tie Joker Iil-
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Novelties in elegant neckwarc, at
Beodcd dress fronts, capcs and laces,
white aud black, %. BWG'aus.
Headquarters for bridal outfits. ladies'
wear ana fancy goods at B0uman's.
Airs. e. n. Dickinson will resume
charge of her school on November ,,
1885.
Don't buy old and refused goods whom
You eau buy at Bauman's new goods for
less money.
This Is the tire season: 80 insure YOUR
property with Smith " Hall, agents.
ONCE opposite the llERALp.
No matter what you buy VI b. Calm &
Co. 80 you leave ~ cents. II secures yeu
chance IN the grand drawing.
Go TO No, Sycamore street for every.
thing in tho plumbing and gas fitting
une' II, +, DuYLr, Agent.
The regular lunch-stana at the Glen
Lea saloon is orou All day ANA all might,
Marine Injuries are on hand equal in
freshness 10 the coast restaurants.
Dressed and addressed kid gloves.
nom 70 cents up, Pushes, Nclvetg.
pumes, tips, Sntius, silks, rqshmerCs,
velvet and satin ribbon, ~ e. Baumans,
,O6 Elm street.
Everybody who noquonts the Fort
knows "GentlAman Gusn kiatlOman and
where he can be iound-beh,nd the bar
OF the Local Option, near depot uaey-
ceptionable LIQUOR and courteous attend.
ancS
Dobbins' Securing Polish ia the has,
thing IN the world for cleaning tin. pnrs
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thipv
Tor using In washing dishes and rams m
bard water. For sale by A. T.. Eonohe.
Main street.
mInrmalsOn wanted on the whcranhout,
oG Mr.. CHARLES NJ. Worthinghsm, who
was In Dallas last September, and WINS
very SICK during that time. ANY ininr.
nation left at tho llsRALn office will be
highly appreciated by his sister.
The excitement amongst tho can.
didates for oAire In Dallas county. over
the question OF whore they could net Inc
| host liquors and for their friends mas
subsidized, and all OF them with theh
! friends now have united on the Electric
Light saloon, Elm street, ns the Mac,
where they can yet the genuine ten no
yoar-old whisky and the finest cigars
MeASrs, January & Richards are nov
Running the most complete line OK hack,
! between Niillsap aud Mineral Wells
These gentlemen have Been favnrahl,
known TO tho visitors OF tho Wells 20
several years, and by thelrpolitanass anf
accommodation have made many friend,
Parties visiting Mineral Wells this sun.
wer should ro' 'lll patronlse Janua,.
- kcAs,is,
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LOCALITIES.

Boots to order ~ llunstablc's.
Repairing done st lIunstablo's.
Go oliunStshle's, III Elm street.
Go to Huustablo's for boots and shoes.
The Hunstable Shoe store ia at 7l9
l''r street
Genuine imported din pickles at Loeb
& Freiberg's.
Ninety cents per gallon fine California
white wine. Loeb 4 Freihorg.
See the great Inducements offered by
h. Calm Il Co., 7O5 Main street.
just rocoivee, a lot OF horsc-radish in
root, ut A. +. Bouche, the grocer.
Try our fine, sparkling Tokav wine,
N,HO per gallon. Loeb Il Froiberg.
Ladies' whaling to buy stylish wraps
and garments Bauman's is the place.
A better morning meal free IL had AT
the Glen Lea than can be bought else.
whore
William Ernenwoin, the house decor.
ator, 500 Main street, paints and paper
hangs.
Something for the ladies, Angelica and
Iokay vino, mud and pleasant. Loeb 4
| Freiberg.
Fresh pitted cherries, ovaporsted
hlackborIios and raspberries at Loeb 4
Freiborg's.
Bouche, the Main street grocer, keeps
everything In the grocery line. Tele.
phone him.
The Turf Saloon on Elm sroet oppo.
ito Oliver x Griggs, have the an5st
unch In town.
Those roasts and that spiced SCUM at
the Glen lea beats the cato meal at the
salons OF Paris.
DR. CheaneY dentist, 200 Elm street.
mRAosa specially of tine operations ON
the natural teeth.
A hotter sherry wine ut $3.50 nor rnl.
lon Than you have been getting at ~ 10.
Loeb Il Freiherg. '-''''
! oysters shcllod 10 order and ash rrosb
from the sea and the rivers, served I'm
oNcry style at the Glen Lea,
Geo. Rick, the Elm stroet furpitnrc
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