Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18

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Aceounts ~ ths smount Ot sZz,52i. ~ |
-ere allowed aud ordered paid
Tue City Ireas1s-f reported on hand /
sil5. lzo. -5
a .,..,.o .sisoAsas ".' Sfd'r'd pat 10 the Board
Unisa alley vas changed TO Dudley
Place.
The Cable Com mittss Was given further
tine 20 make report.
Toe Poor Master asked for az assistant "a
n : store room
ssy.r.l uninportant resolutions we're IN
trodueed.
And shs Council adjourned after being in
session only one hour.
Palmer Captured,
Sheriff Bishop weat 10 St0rgls yesterday
aud got William Palmer. the man who stole
Fred Aldrich's ovsscoat. Col Bishop aiso
recovsrsd the coat and Tot OF other stolen
goods &c bad with him. Detective Gast,
Who worked up th- case. SAYS that Palmer
= sic. AoLsl thief and that he has been
watched for some time. The coat mat he
took from Fred Aldrich was worth SO.
After diphtheria, scarlet fever. or pneu-
mOnia, somethiog - needed 10 give strength
- The system. aud expel all poisonous
natter from me blood. Hoods Sarsaparills
Is just the thing.
CASDirs CHEAP AND PUEE.
We have mixed candy IRON 10 cents
pound 10 So cents 4 pound AZ Coopers
Candy Kitchen. corner CANA and Bndge-sts
Trunks and travelling bags st cost 10
r duce stock az a WatsrlOo-st
No one can afford TO miss examining the
stock Of goods shown by the Wm A. Ber-
key Furniture Company, 81 TO - Waterloo
81.
The finest lire Of pianos ever offered to
the public are to be found al George ID.
Herrick & Co.'S. IS Fountain ~.
What is more appropriate fora Christmas
gift than . musical instrument of some de-
scriptioz. At Julius A. J. Friedrlch's. 80
and 80 Canal-st is 10 be found full as
sortment.
Plush goods in great variety at Geo. A.
Hal & Co.'S. 80 AOnroe-st
ARTISTS OUTFITS
Compls,e outfits for oil painting. pastel
painting and decorative goods at Harvey il
Eeysteks
What j. more appropriate for a Christmas
gift than a musical instrument OF some de
.criplion2 Al julius A. j. Fusdrichs, 50
aud 81 Canal-sS., u 70 be found a full as
sOrtment-
No one can afford 10 miss examining the
stock of goods shown by the VIM. A. Rer
key Furniture Company, 81 to AZ Waterloo
-.
Christmas booklets liner and more dainty
than ever. We have a million or 80.
GEO A HAIL & Co, 80 Monroe-st.
Don't forget the Great Decline Dress
Goods Sale. Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day Of this week at
EAroS's BEE HIVE,
IS and 50 West Bridge-st.
Ladies' and gsntlemens purses, card
cases. bill books, etc.
Gro. A. Hall & Co. 90 Monroe-st.
The Switchmens Mutual Aid Associs-
ton will give their first grand masquerade
ball a. Red Mems Hall. 6i5 9auth Division
st.. on Thursday evening December 20.
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The Museum AZ the Custer Guards Ba-
zaar next week will be filled with relics, etc
that cannot fail 10 be interesting.
can furnish any kind OF repairs a stove
may need. ). Z. DENRIEs,
Corner OF Elsvorth-ave. and Cnsrry-st.
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The VIM. A. Berkey Furniture Company,
3 70 - Waterloo ST., 10 showing full line
Of holiday goods.
Christina cards and booklets for the holi-
day. Gro. A. FALL a Co.
56 AODroe-st.
The vm A Bsrksy Furniture Company.
80 to % NatsrlOo-st.. is showing fuli line
OF holiday goods.
Scotch white wood novelties. With City
Hal and O-Wssh-ts- -NoDg Boat Club i'm
prints GEo- A. Hall & Co,
s. AOnr0e-st.
That hiz elephant is great card a. the
Custer Guards Bazaar next week.
Call and examine TIE ine line OF pianos
sold by GsorEs ID. Herrick < Co, befo-s
purchasing elsewhere.
The Wra. A. BerkeT Furniturs Company.
% to - Wstsrioo-st., a showing iull ire
0f holiday goods.