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StTps E0R SALE.
] hats Sy6w c3nsry birae lUl sale,
ehsep. They rust b ~ hetete
csFsispas APlli y go orH 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Cl1auocey 81 Lssf@~. ~Tlres - Fas-
klls L4es - sci ,11es 81 El1set = .
&z~1yS = glyrto1s. legel lesaes L-4n y, 30
MI tsA 5oze ca AlA~ef l1e cay /
c2alsa q t1S kIe@t rsl-r.S1 Ezssa-AezaE.
Gnl lie seEt cCt = srl LLes ts coald 80
No one. sEe1 - basl1kss. nat d2y. /
tod tbs bos - te1 ar. Lepew th2t 1
h11nt &Ay baslnsas a. 81. 4niy Lev
loks.
Al night. Iii sa5d ar Dspe~,
l2usAIEs sATeuKh Ehe coor ''cyt1e llsay
u BIT oTsk Ae SD. ~ n.~ tS1 fca
ny dlx sS1zg. s. Lsl / UzS 1leul "a
years Cd nv farher lived ca t2e al
fsrn up - PoartkeeFsss. Cls DAY,
after / has fualstel = ave acEs Gs4d u
corn. nay izl.,er l-> E1e ~ ~ tS~a - see
. circus. " 4lls - sssA ! s2~ fer tAe
first TINS spotted ccze1 eeE- Il tack
ny fancy and bought is Aa& took if
home When fa1her saw II h1s god cd
Puritan faes fe.L
why, Chauncey. he sid sadly. we
iont want ANY spotted de- on tie farm
he Il drive the cattle cray.
No, he won't father sid Chauacey,
proudly hes . alooded dog.
The next day, said MT. Depew, ''it
was raining and ] took tie dos out into
the woods - try him On : coon. but tie
r.1ia WAS too nucA for hl0. IL " ashea
the ss~s olf. That night ! tock tie dos
back ~ the dog dealer with long face.
said /. 'LooL x that dos. sns the sE-O-s
have al washed OF >"
Great guns boyF exclaimed the dog
dealer. there was an umbrella went
with that dog. Didn't YOU set The un-
brellaS S"-Iexas Siltings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

The story which Marshall p Wilder Is
telling about town relates 20 the meeting
between a patient and MS doctor. The
patient wore an unh2gpy look.
There Is nothing particularly the
matter with nae, lac said, except chat
an al out II sOsts. feel silaky al day
long. and somehow / can't get in trim
"Of course not. said the doctor Orac-
ularly. "IOa ear TOO much, sleep too
much, DRINK too much and smoke too
much. You should eat but two meals q
day. drink nothing bot red wines and
smoke one big cigar only after dinner"
A month passed and tie doctor met
the patient sgaiu. The marks Of misery
and gloom were upcn tho face of the
patient. Il am ab,vt 10000 pr cent
worse" he said. The eating was all
right and tho drinking was al right. but
smoking that one cigar a day nearly
killed me"
How so?" asked the doctor.
II never smoked before IA my life
New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21


Oas OF shs hands0uess boards in the senate
Is worn by Senator Hawiey, who came into
tks chamber the other day, pulling az 8 ner-
-ously and yet joyo1sly. al on account Of
FIST born Carleton. OF Georgia, has n Na-
poieouic beard senator Chsce. of Rhode
Island. in ais mild. inofTensi7e SIDE " liskc~s,
LOOKS t6o am able Quaksr he Is. Senator
Ma16erson. Z Nebraska. and i.epresenfatire
Gibson. oi Mary land. have strong aci E7nd-
some ards of che same type As t0at ot son
ator Pasco. * Florida. one of the handsom-
- men from the south. The heard OK B1vne,
* Pennsylvania. looks 50 much Ike that of
a ans, n Chicc.o. tiat the men ara
of.en misraksn for elch other B177-
d-s. - vir-i MA. IS the only nm n
Congress Who takes the vhOie bin Of fare ID
vhissers. wearing coates. rnustacbe aIid
sbie bars II there are any Uole strlkiuglY
individual bcoris in Congress tlan thoso
worn ~ Senator'S ingalls, a0d " ale Han p
tou I cannot fud chem Ingalls, makes vpu
rh,~k f 81 50 and fi'e sud lianlnf0n- ~ an
old dog vino has been cut IN many v'ilid
storm. Senator voorhees,. Too. has a beard
which vou nsver f8rzss after once sceing.
whils Toe Cannon is an ideal deacon. aaI's.
cf Texas. has been usfd az a model for n
painting ~ ,hc south r-sstsr1 grocery keers.r.
Ba'5rn &C Sow Xcrs. hss via rl ss.rs
valca a4ul. * 40 ri~4irT ID Congress
A. -fe srtorth faced uc--whs- - t1e-i ,
The rsce C besr ess ststrsr1sn = nor ez-
urc.. ard scr1e cf the triret-s- re.. IN cc-i-
rrr-- f5sio~ tte rooi old fssf rn. IS trtVsen
tt- s7u-h end no-th thev sre abor- equally
f s-ri-1oei prrhshiy the kariirwasr -
therr ai' McKinlev. a OHIO. hn eere are
~r-v fne ,sr~s a-n-~1 -te11 Eru th~
-rr-n rrr~e tha following heari,rs states
r'en Senators Hosr Erares ani 8-o~u. aud
Pc, reurtstves Mllkau. ~ Mane n h.u-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

The old and popular iswelry house OF A.
pr eusser. 35 AoDroe-st.. Is among the last Of
mercbaDts that have enjoyed q prosperous
sesson the trade, especially during the
holidays. being unusually large. A hand
Bone stock Of goods is being shown by Mr..
Preusser, u large part Of the display having
been purchased recently by hlm while East.
Novelties Of every description are shown.
A diamond ring, lace pin or pair OF sleeve
buttons, fine gold watch or silyerwsre,
would make on appropriate Christmas gift.
Al a. Preusssr's any OF these articles can be
obtained from well assorted line CT rock
bottom prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

As a token Of the appreciation felt
towards their patrons for the many fsvors
received in the past year. Buchanan & Co.
will give, until after Christmas, each and
every purchaser of s. worth of goods a
lesther bound album, free. 1t is hand
some little article. and not one to be
ashamed Of buchanan & Co. have enjoyed
an excellent business this year and are
therefore thankful TO all. They viii always
keep their stock of goods as complete in the
future as in the past, and cordially solicit OF
each one share of bis patronage. A merry
Christmas and happy New Year 10 one
and all
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

y hen ths merchants extended their good
leass 10 al one year ago, ene establish
a 4eut that hss been highly successful wss
nbt IN the list Ii is among the new enter
ptisss that have commenced operations
sbce that time. Reference is made OF
Baiven s. Allyn. Pesrl-sE.. dealers ia FISH.
otsters, game. etc. Ihis concern has en-
Jdyed wonderful career and it is today
recognized a. being one Of the leading
hp0ses OF this description in thls section Of
tte State. For favors given in the past
lliven & Allyn appreciates 10 tie fullest eI.
ltnt and Will ever strive 10 merit . oontinu
ence u such. Nay Christmas tide be ose
Hound Of pleasure TO ali IL thelT earnest
klsh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Sessions & Hanna, 30 Monroe-st., tele-
phone 262. are displaying a magnificent
stock OF Christmas sweets OF all kinds and
respectfully ask the attention of those that
intend purchasing goods of this description
10 their well assorted line. COnfectioDs of
all kinds. baked goods Of every description
is shown and IL should be borne in mind
that The stock OF fancy and staple groceries
is complete in every respect. The store Of
Sessions & Esnns Is handsomely decorated
in honor Of the approaching Christmas and
presents q most homeiike appearance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
.sead. Marked and 1nwar,,ly Dicrstsd...


Mabelle-Have you read Robert Els-
mere" Nan?
Nan-Oh, yes, indeed.
"And hoE- did you like it7'
"Oh, it's just splendid"
isn't it. thought
wasn't Elsmere lOvely?"
Wasn't he thought:
"What an awful hirt Rose wasr
"Drcadfulw
"What did youthinh Of Robert wife7''
ooh, she was G regular prude, wasn't
she:'
.Cf course. But what did you think
OF the theology Of the book"
The theology! Good heavens, didn't
know there was any in it! guess
skipped that"
did you? Why, so did I. Anyhow,
I can say I've read the book"
$50 can I"-Iime.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

TIE sTeMpls q Aaslc va farsxn
open % Gbe pcenc sssserosy sf>srsosn far
tas trsi nn.s. ana assay l4alss ana ssntAs-
ass cssls1 sDo E2la toekE respects. Nay
ooHaEneneAcle words sers heard cencxrei8E
tEe a.splsy e4 ean asoass plsno@ AEo oFssns
4De s4ca slslkoF besFrils ~ls1ea ne nss
rrM s4cuess As1y cs.ssKatea make q
plsnas Sna creams are handed aud sDyoas
aSsiFisK - lnsDsef krsl elsss instrtlneas -
2Es cordially welcomed. fouF cash sales
zee mate sss,efcss = Hosk eneauraElaE
oeti0os. . > kvsns a CO. are loostsd al
- sd IL so1th DlVlsioR- 81. ns~ lyings-
ia blsck
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
Did She n,l.una.r..ana HIN, I,

It was after II o'clock, bat the young
man still staid.
'Ah." ne said, as he picked up some
thing that had fallen from book he was
examining, autumn leavesT'
Ought you leavey" echoed the girl
with the eagerness Of q dying man catch
ing at a straw. What a question. But
if you must go, Mr.. Hankinson, why, of
course ."-Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

"My SON" said a mild parent, "it
grieves nc very much to see you keeping
the company OF worthless young spend
thrifts. You should remember, my bog,
that fool and his money are soon
parted"
Yes, father" replied the prodigal, 81
know ell about that. But don't the fools
still seem to have the most money in this
worldF'-New York Evening sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Ffhei-T really tfi1k vou ought ~ h-v
re thar sealssin. Henry. vou certainly
ere ve'i afie 90 sfT crd IS
Henry |so.eTrr ~ aw Fthci. 7 aTn.
Us rof She sealssin I care ahout- tlst
= rsc7e fri'e. t3e rrcrr1ous expense
IF csrphor f1 9a-s it away FRI tha1
srares me-. ,rf ramphor IS rising. too
LEVEL lltrer
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
BEAR IN MIND

While making your Christmas purchases
bear in mind that VIM. II. Petit & Co.. l45
Monroe ST.. have the finest assortment OF
Willow Ware, TO be found in the city. and
that nothing is handsomer for Christmas
presents. The firm are showing complete
line Of Reed Chairs Music Stands. Work
Baskets, etc. which they are selling al un-
usually low prices. 1t is 10 the interest of
all economical people 10 give W. II. Petit
q Co. cali If useful Christmas prese Mt
is desired to be purchased at rock botto ID
prices
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
STANDING High.

Citizen TO physician-I say, doctor.
do you know anything about Brown 8
financial standing IL the community! Is
he prompt
Physician-Wcl. al / know IA that l
have been his family physician for seven
years, and he's always pcjd me: and q
man who viii pay his doctors blu viii
pay anything New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

We have accumulated during tie past
year ~ east two hundred COO isncy tables
FL sizes ara patterns. such sc We have
dropped cut n our wholesale line. We
oeer the same for sale Friday ard Saturday
Of 'his week ~ one half 80 price. Now is
the time 70 huv a table cheap.
NG. =. BEEEFY FJHaITT RI CO.
90 10 ~ IS afeyloo-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

How loving hey are. ibis is slwsvss
sign After the frsi wear sometimes Il
don't hold good. When Charles comes
home 80 vou Routy and cross. Swapping and
suarline. unable n relish the nice dinner
Won have cofked. and feels ss II there was q
tcn of DiE iron IN bis stomach he is troubled
aith dvtpe1sis sDs Sulphur Btters - tbs
0nlg medicine that vili cure him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
CHRIsTMAs DEcoEATIoNs.

G.. Albert Townsend. florist, 65 Monroe
ST., telephone l05. reports the receipt Of a
large lot Of holly. wreathing, Pampas plumes,
etc. for Christmas decorations. Mr.. Town
send furnishes choice roses and cut flowers
ON short notice, and also designs of every
description, for weddings, parties. etc.
Those that intend using flowers for any
purpose cannot place their orders too early
with Mr.. Townsend. as by so dong a
prompt delivery is assured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Messrs Chase Brothers. 81 konros 1T
have Just received new stock of guitars
xioins, ranios scooFase2s and musical
aercbABdlse of al kiaes. Goods al msrk ed
dOra Tor Tie holiday trade
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

The Wu A BerxsT FornituYs cous-
rsrr sre showing a. eisgsnt lins ~ goeas
srfa1'e far The t1f6sT trs0s. Esch ae-
rsr.rrr~t r. ~sr &c -ffr ts1dsoTs novel,
fes o .1-ra1rs End sestsrs ~ goo@s f0r
ch-fsfrass presents would Do v.a ~ exam
ming tl5s rtcrx
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

tache now that he sits IN the dignity end of
40 Capitol. bat when be was ia tie house.
where be made his mark and where his
frionls say hs should have remained. Be al
lowed his hlryute q straggis like = band q
raw recruits Danhaai. OK Chicago. ana Nc
Comas, q Maryland, have mus-aches con-
splcuons Tor s.ze, while Weaver. tie political
phenomenon from Iowa, who has been in al
parties, and a saccess ia every one Of them.
has a very striking uussacAs ol gray.
There are small mus,aches, too: mustaches
hardy worth speaking Of Probably Tom
Reed Las the mosc himsv excuse FOR mus
tacas o, any man in public he II Is not
m-s,ache az al, merely little bit of out
cropping fuzz.ness, 4 good deal Ike the baby
hSo plusa which adorns part OF his over
grown head. J. is a lucky thing for Reed
that the musrache does not make the man
senator Spoorcr, OF Wisconsin. IS not much
better OF m the rnustacbo line. He has just
enough OF growth on his upper lip 70
initiate the eyebrow, and the wonder IS 10
does rot cut it OF Senator SpConcr,
by the way, is another example Of
toe great possibilities Of private sec
reterysEip. of which we hear 50 much OF late.
lie vas private secretary % Lucius Fairchiid
Nlen tuaC one armed soltt-er was governor OF
" kconsin- Now SpoOner has Influence with
the presidenteect and is ready to back his
old chief for commissioner OF pensiOus-lUr-
tier proof tha, man nnF grow IN political
strength witnoat any corresponding acces-
si0ns 10 his heard Brown. OF Indiana, who
h-s The senior Republican position IN tho
ways and means committee, and who viii be
snre % make row II the sPenkership traders
deprive him Of bis right 20 tie Craftsmanship
of that sreatesJ OF committees, Allen, Of Mis-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Short-Hull0. Margin. haven't seen
you lately. l suppose you have been
VERY buy.
Margln-Ycs: I have been UOving into
a new house I've on the square now
Shorts that so, j. must he q new
experience for vou--Loftcn Post.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
BULLETIN OF
SENSIBLE GIFTS At POPULAR
PRICES!

Many SILK dress pattern goes gift at $l4 6 Is 20
high $40 We will sell you full pattern of the pop
Fale Francaise-in black colors For the holiday
showing special line of Silk Dress Patterns IN
s5 s75 Remember you buy silk dress
pattern here with Implicit faith In the good quality OF IT,
Fine French wool dress goods IN cOmbnatlons-hand-
some and stvsh lust the thing gft-at $40 1850 and Is
Perhaps she would like seal plush sacque If that IS
her disposition viii sell the best In
life for he money-Sl5 to S45.
Beaver shaws good We selling great many
handsome warm seryiceable soft and sprngys3 TO l5
Many fur muf goes a gift We are stocked way up
with prices way down. Brazilian monkey African monkey,
SEAL OTTER lynx hare, etc. 80 cents and upwards
according to brand
Ladies Jap silk dressing gownsa few only left IN stock
Give gentleman handsome smoking jacket If he
does smoke then it house jacket He will wear IT aud
remember the gIver of the gift They luxury OF
Japanese silk. The prices very low.
Many people give silk umbrella Last season we sold
three hundred the week before Christmas This will
sell 1000 We have them You know the leaders
city the umbrella question Every knows that
represent the best the United States We guarantee
certain makes and if the silk fails to New
handles New styles for ladies and gentlemen 81 to Is We
challenge comparison initials engraved free
of charge
Table linen napkins and towels always please and
always acceptable Linen by the yard all prices
Napkins from 75c to s5 Towels really at your own price
Lots linens for the holidays Stamped linen for the
dresser commode Spasher try cloths sdeboard
Toilet cloths China and Jap silk drapes etc.
Now when in doubt give handkerchiefs. Nobody has
selection Novel; lsten l25 doz- China silk hsndker-
chiefs at EACH % doz four drawn or pure white
lOc each-bggest bargain you in ladies and
kerchief Lace handkerchefs patent real val d>Aess
and point from Soc to S25.
beautiful Jap silk hsndtsrchsh IN plain crepe % sm
deed, cent o
Iipenhs dksrcbss
Fausar
choben in nesuzs,. tin or osr
Of pairs o
buy I
New winesof III hode o @ . rom 0
~
srmsntw o
goods
6 .
Down noomorts rtsbss vt IN fresh new and
Nen's sHs K sand.s q gre
81
spresd 10
81
Ruzs cents o
CsTf,we
a. upw
curs -
rugs
Aspensl o,Brgn o .h a h-ousz %
Books %.
quantity
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Al leans . Business IasllIuts . young per
son j. Afforded az tie advantages essential
~ gkorsagA e0slDsss coarse. Isrnas sea
soEabI~
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

TIE Sfsr Furniture Company. 100 Soutb
Ifv.s sou-st.. are sboEine vsy ba3csor3s
display 1irde~. ara is would We repay
k8yone 90 sfsit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

I make sDeclsI prices Oh the above %
sunday ScEoSls. societies. etc. etc. FOR
thsIr ChristEnos festivals. ~. A. F0rmby,
lob konroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Inqlisitivc party-How is il that at
your AGE You haven a tooth IN your
hoad2
II r1ess it's hereditary. l was born
without teeth. ."-Lincoln State Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

aoGeAed as fkes f0r hzlf . e-ussry. r. "a
aA44s 1Z4-1 . gs0la< . hrt-s sl-ssaslf. @zii
szs rrzll-L . siasE o[Esl rs leax4 - sfE .aeE
o. ora sa.s " a.s f4es sl.l1 o. t1e ot1er-
lbs ioaxez1 bszrd a. ooazress. - aers-ai
lles ss.lrs1-slt. = 3cra - >sC4llF 4 .9--z-ls
81 lFes1n. f1Sug1 ir - . e4ose r4ss Det @as1
ann add Fe11iogssn. tls -e~ se1s-oF ireE1
Dela~ars faolElss. x ksi4ss-c4y. 2-a
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Little Charlie-1'arana where do lit
tle fishes sleep
Mamma-ln the bed or the river, dear.
brakes SIS raz1c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Do rot delsy purchasing your Christmas 5
gilt. At }. {. herkner's. 81 Monroe-sL. Is
az elegant line OF goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Look ont for the grand opening Of Christ
mas meats Saturday afternoon at the Steele
Packing and Provision Co., McMullen
block, South Division-st Telephone 907.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Great Bargains in Holiday Goods al VIM.
A. Berksy Furniture Co, 80 to - Waterloo
81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Great Bargains in Holiday Goods at Wm.
A. Berkey Furniture Co., 80 to 40 Waterloo
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

At G. Herkners - Monroe st II 10 be
seen fun line of Christmas novelties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
To THIER FEIENps AND PATEoNs.

Extra Super and Cotton Chain lngrains,
very low. MORGAN d AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21


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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

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