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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
School Desks.

We wish to inform school boards in this
and adjoining counties that we have manu-
featured and now have ready on hand. a good
supply OF our well-known school Desks,
which we offer at low prices,
Very respectfully,
sepl5tf WINKLER FURNITURE Co.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
Diamonds. Watches and Jewelry

We have the pleasure of announcing that We
can now show the citizens OF this and adjoining
counties the largest and NEST complete stock OF
new and desirable goods ever offered In this
market Our prices are the lowest and we re-
specially ask n call from those dsslsins gooa
goods at low prices.
n24tS GRIMES 4 yENABLE, Jewelers.
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L. L.. s.

The Iduna Literary Society has become one
of the institutions of our city. Its open ses-
sions are among the most pleasant of our
many pleasant literary events. They are
always well attended. That OF last night was
no exception to the rules cited. There was q
good attendance Of interested spectators, and
the various parts were admirably rendered.
Following is the
PROGRAMME.
House called to order. Prayer. Roll call
Reading OF minutes. Reports Of officers.
Piano duo: "LohengriD.". Johann Bonneville.
Misses b.. HAWKINS aud l.. Lash,
Discussion;
els it Right for School Girls to Read Novelsg p,
Misses NJ. YOungs, V. Clemmens and
b. Hawkins.
Charade-Tableaux.
These four tableauX represent q word to
be guessed, thus;
TABLEAU [.
A word Of one syllable ana of three letters.
Poem explaining tableau).
TABLEAU II.
A word OF two syllables, made by prefixing a
letter to the word represented
by No. l.
Poem.
TABLEAU III.
A word Of two syllables, formed by prefix
u letter to No. 2.
Poem.
TABLEAU Nv.
The whole word q dissyllable formed by pre-
fixing a letter to No. 9.
Poem.
By the Young ladies',
Necitstioni 1.-The Little Tell.Tale "
Miss Hattie Williams
Farce: '"fhe Love Of a Bonnet"
Characters:
Widow. ......... Miss Ell. Williams.
Kitty ......... ......Miss A. Smith.
Aunt Jemima ...... Miss A. Mccoy.
Mrs. FastOne. -. Mas Il. Patterson.
Dora Fastone.-........M Miss l.. Lash.
hattie DoOlan. ....... Miss q. Finley.
Vocal solo: "The Journey Is Long. 'COombs
Miss Ada Smith.
Selection: ''Snow Flakes"
Miss Lille Lash.
Recitation: "Mr Middlerib's RheumatlcCure.'
Miss Annie Mccoy.
Piano duet: I'll COrricolQ.o -. .,..,. .DeGrau
Misses l.. Riddle and n. Rosegrant,
The officers OF Iduna, this year, are:-
President. Miss Nettie Clemmens; v~ice-pres.
ident. Miss Alberta Hawkins; corresponding
secretary, Miss Lille Lash; recording score
tary, Miss Lulu Piper; treasurer, Miss Venlf
CIemmenS; critics, Misses Hattie William.
and Annie Mccoy; chaplain, Miss Matte
YOungs.
The ushers, last night, were Messrs. e. M.
Taubman and Jesse Crenshaw.
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ED. w. III. ! soCps
Holiday Goods!

We want all to see our Holiday display. We think we ar.
making a better show this year than ever before, consisting Of
Ladies' and Gents Pressing Cases,
Odor Gases. Jewel Gases, Work Boxes,
Photograph and Autograph Albums,
Elegant Cut. Glass Bottles and Bottles for Covering,
Large Assortment of Fine Perfumes, &c.
Our line OF Gilt and Souvenir Books is unusually large.
We also have several of the Prominent Authors in sets
that can be sold very low, and which make gifts that almost any
one would appreciate.
Come, see what we have and get prices before buying.
We have the Plush Goods spread out on a temporary
counter, where they can all be easily seen and examined, and
the prices are marked in plain figures.
CHAS. w. LOONIS~
III9 Franklin Avenue.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08

Group, whooping cough and bronchitIa
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For
sale ut Loomis'. Franklin ave. a25eowIy
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
SHORTS.


Roads carts at Senden's. n24tf
Scroll saws at Senden's. n24tf
Oxford Teachers Bibles at Chas' w. Loo
mis-. doto
Tobaccos and cigars a specially, at Gas
sens. ieOleu
Produce taken in exchange for goods, a
naaoon,s feb1Stf
Pretty gifts and souvenir books from 15c
% 40 IN of q w. Loomis,. dSl3
A fine line of gents cases, new goods that
have never been shown here before. Chas.
w Ioomis. dSt3
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
: will give Immediate relief. Price 1Oc., 5Oc.'
and 81. For sale at Loomis' sleow
The as, s. 81 Pr mems and boys congress,
balls and button shoes, all solid, are the
cheapest. Ask your merchant for them. IL
Good meals promptly served. Also com-
Portable furnished rooms with board. Apply
TO Mrs. Laura l.. Young. Main St., opposite
public square. ueelf
Our assortment of fine perfumeries Is very
large this year and Of the most popular odors'
sold in quantities to suit purchaser ana al
vorr Iour nrioes dSE3
DIR. w. II, Krmberi,n, the eye, ear, throst
and ,starrh specialist, will visit Lexington
the 18th Saturday in every month. once At
ConnorcioI Hotel n3m1
Are YOU made miserable by indigestion
constipation, dizziness, loss Of appetite yell
low skim Shiloh's Vitalizer is a POSITIVE
cure. For SIDE at LOOMS. sieow
Wanted-Suud names and addresses OIL 70
responsible wheat farmers and you VIII re-
ceiyc free, q handsome pocket knife. Al
dress, Box 1876. Poseyville, Ind. IL :
Don't fail to look through my stock oil TOYS
= before buying elsewhere, for 1t viii save you
money by doing so; don't take my word Tor
1t. but call and be convinced. A. Egle. ~
Solid, Is karat. plain gold rings, all Sizes and
weights, everyone warranted, ut ,1rimes
& venable's. Jewellers, New Jewel'y
made to order on short notice. Diamonds re-
49,, nov24t5
We are authorized to pay 800 to any one
failing TO lind relief from coughs and colds bv
the use of Cohosh and Tar. For adults and
especially children, 1t is unsurpassed. d.. w.
r. Tevis. pov17tf
Itch, mango, and scratches of every kind on
human or animals cared in thirty minutes bV
Wcoltord's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by @. w. Loomis. druggist, Lex
ingtpn, Mo. marIoyl
A nasal injector free with each bottle oil
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price oOc' For
soIa nj r.. w. Loomis,. s1eow
English SPAWN Linlment removes all hard
> soft, or calloused Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spaven, curbs, sweeney stihes'
spr aims, sore and swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save 900 by use OF
ono bottle. Warranted. Sold by G. W.
LOOMS, durggIst, Lexington. Mo, mrly1
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria and canker-mouth
For sale at c.. W. LOOMS. sleow
We are authorized to offer to our SUP
scribers, and to others who want to subscribe
for the Kansas City Weekly Times thS'
paper with the Intelligencer for only % q
4 year. The Weekly Times Is one oil the
largest papers published in the west' being
twelve pages every issue. Come in and leaV'
vour suhScrIntiOn, u
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N. ball unpaid accounts due the old firm of Cbinn g. Cb;nnm ps, .
paid at once. Hthey ART not paid in the next three or four davs WI. viii
without further notice, put them in the hands of III attorney for lnmedssIe
collection. Now We hope all that know themselves indebted to u viii a,had
to his matter at oas aud save costs. We cal mo- wait any longer.
CHNN & CHM,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26
The Kind of a Wife You Want.

BOB BURDETTE voUCHsAFEs SOME ADVICE TO
YOUNG MEN.
From the Burlington Hawkeye.
You say yOu demand domestic, useful
woman as your wife. If that is so, marry Nora
Mulligan, your laundress daughter. She
wears cOwhide shoes, is guiltless of corsets.
never had sick day in her life, takes in wash
ing, goes out housekeeping. and cooks for a
family of seven children. her mother and three
section men who board with her. | don't think
she would marry YOU. because Con Reagan. the
track-walker, Is her style of man. Let us
examine into your qualifications as a model
husband after your own matrimonial ideas nv
boy. Can YOU shoulder barrel of Hour and
carry ii down CELLAR Can YOU saw and split
ten cords of hickory wood in the fall so as to
have ready fuel all winter? Can you spade up
half acre of ground for a kitchen garden? Do
YOU know what will take the lime taste out of the
cistern. and can YOU patch the little leak in the
kitchen roof? Can yOU bring home pane of
glass and wad of putty and repair damages in
the sitting-rOOm Window Can yOu hang some
cheap paper on the kitchen? Can you fix the
front gate 80 1t wOpt swag! Can you do any
thing about the house that Con Reagan can?
My dear. dear boy. YOU see Nora Mulligan
wants a higher type OF true manhood. You
expect to hire men 10 do all the mans work
about the house, but you want your wife to do
anything any woman can do. Believe me, my
son. that nine-tenths of the girls who play the
piano and sing so charmingy. whom you in
your limited knowledge set down as mere but
tertiies OF fashion, are better fitted for wives
than you are for husband. Ii YOU want to
marry a first-class cook and experienced house
keeper do your counting in the intelligence
Office. But if you want wife. marry the girl
you love. with dimpled hands and face like
the sunlight and her love will teach her all
these things. my boy. long before you have
learned One-half of your own lesson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26
a Queer Coincidence.

Boston Letter III Providence journal
1t might interest the Pyschical society to
consider an incident which happened on the
eve OF the presidential election. Connected
with a western college is gentleman who is a
strong republican and his wife is an equally
strong democrat. On the eve of election day
the lady was sitting alone. thinking of the po-
litlcal situation, when the old method of di-
vination by the Bible came in her mind.
Taking the family Bible she closed her eyes
and opened it, placing her finger at random
upon the page The verse upon which her
finger rested was Gen. xix. q. benjamin
shall raven as a wolf; in the morning he shall
dcvor the prey, and at night he shall divide
the spoil"
The coincidence was convincing to her
mind as it was extraordinary. As she told the
story to her daughter that night she COM
mented: 80 l said 'good-by. Grover, and gave
up all hope" Everybody already knows how
the events of the next day conceded with her
foreboding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26
Many Questions from Rome.
CATHOLIC PRELATEs ASKED FOR INFoRNATI'
ABOUT MIXED MARRIAGES.

CATHOLIC PRELATEs ASKED FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT MIXED MARRIAGES..
Archbishop Corrigan has recently been called
upon by the Sacred College of the Inquisition
at Rome, in common with other archbishops
and bishops of this country. for certain inform
alton regarding mixed marriages. The New
York World says: The object of the present in
quiry is to ascertain the operation of the ex-
istirg rules of the church governing the mar
riisse of Catholics with those not of that faith.
The Catholic church fOrbids such marriages,
as a rule. but permits them under special dis
pensation which archbishops and bishops are
permitte to grant Thus. for instance. such
marriages are permitted where probability is
shown that the non-Catholic party TO the union
may thereby be brought into the church. But
in all cases a stipulation or promise is re-
quired that the ceildren of parents so married
shall be brought up in the Catholic faith.
Archbishop Corrigan. preparatory to answer
ing the intcrrogatories of the Sacred cOngrega-
ton has caused TO be issued to all the clergy
of the archdiocese a circular letter calling for
answers to the following questions: First
What was the number of mixed marriages in
yOur parish during the past tan years? Sec
ond-What was the number of marriages be-
tween Catholics and persons not baptized by
dispensatiOn in the impeachment of "Disparitatie
Cultusg" Third-In all these cases were the
promises required by the church faithfully
made? FOurth-Have the promises made been
generally kept? Fifth-In how many cases. as
far as you have been able to ascertain, have
the Protestant parties been converted to the
faith? Sixth-Do you know of any cases in
which the Catholic parties have apostatized
from the faith? Seventh-Are the children of
such parents baptized and educated in the
Catholic religion, and so far as you are able to
determine, what is the number of these chill
dren who have been lost to the church,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26

No" said the merchant to young lady who
applied for position as a typewriter, mo,
cannot employ you. The fact is, / am mar
ried. "-BoSton Courier
Mrs. Dumbeigh, having read that steel
plant in Pennsylvania yielded 800, 900 year
profit, wrote to a neighboring nurseryman ask
ing how much such plant would cost, and in
what kind of soil it thrived best.-Norristo,rn
Herald
The Power of Song-.I don't understand
this at all. Ever since our Lima has been tax
ing singing lessons the door-bell is always ring
ing, and people coming to ask il dentist lives
here. "-FRegeade BLdtter.
farthing is not wealth, but to most of us
wealth is far-thing.- Falls Republican.
Irate Wife-"This is nice time for you to
come homer
Tipsy Husband-'Lasht time, m dear, last
lasht time. Swear off 'morror."
l. Whats what you said last year"
i. ibid promise-hio-to swear OF
lasht year?"
l. W.-'.You did"
I. H.-'Forgot all bout it then. Guesh mush
bin drunk at the me."-Bost0n Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26
Bad Form When Riding.


The equipment of the equestrians in the Row
is going from bad to worse. Many men dress
as if they were going out pig-sticking. or as
though they desired to be mistaken for horse
cOupers and cattle-dealers. A really well-got-
up man is now a rara avis. As for the amazOnes
ii seems impossible to teach the fair sex that
ribbons. laces, white wells. iewelry. and fal-lals
of every kind are wholly objectionable in rid
ing costume. which ought 70 be of the most
strict and severe simplicity. The tall hat the
perfectly fitting dark habit. the plainest posi-
BILE linen collar and cuffs. and tan glOves-these
are all that perfectly dressed woman should
ever be seen III in Rotten Row There is a con-
ical-and cOmical-sOft Tyrolese hat now worn
some times even decorated with ribbons and
feathers. which Is an utter abominatiOn as are
the gray tweed caps and other horrible head
gear imposed on unfortunate young ladies bv
their parents and guardians. The ugliness and
the vulgaTity Of costumes recently displayed by
only too many habitues Of the Row are really
deplOrable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26
V,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
BOTTLES, BOTTLES.


CUT GLASS BOTTLES, PRESSED GLASS
BOTTLES, COLOGNE BOTTLES, BOTTLES
FOR COVERING, BOTTLES FOR EVERY
THING.
BOTTLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
5000 BOTTLES MUST AND WILL BE SOLD
BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
The prices will sell them
Every one knows that Merits Pharmacy is the low
estprced Drug Store in the city, and every will
know after looking at his display of holiday goods and
the prices that he has the finest line il the city fully
oue-third less in cost
Do you want to 80 per cent? You can do it if
you buy your goods from MERTZ
Special attention called to three varieties of
ties for recovering These buttles handsomely made,
the shoppers and the price about half usually
charged. Price, lSc.; Boo. per pair.
There 100 other styles bottles that YOU buy
prices never before offered.
Some Of the other things you can buy at correct
prices: Manicure Cases from 81 10 up to 80; Mani
cure Comb and Brush and Mirror Cases combined all
styles, leather, plush, pearl, silver and ceuoid The
prices from Sl.f9 to So.
Cigar Cases. Cigarette Cases, Match Boxes, Odor
Cases. Extract Cases, Manicure Goods of all kinds,
Shaving Cases, Shaving Mugs, Ladies' Travelling
Cases. Gentlemen's Travelling Cases, Shaving Brushes
Puff Boxes, Pufs, Tortoise Shell and Buffalo Horn
Combs. Combs OF all kinds
Chamois Skins, Chamos for Decorating-W White, Vel
low, and FGwn Color. Prices from sc. up
OF Perfumes you will find complete stock, Pin
aud's, Wrlghts AtkinsOns, LANDLORDS, Rickseckers
kiker's, Cogates, and every weil-known manufac-
turer is represented; 49c is the price quoted for
LUbin's Extract until Christmas.
Lovers of good Cologne will find in the QUEEN
ANNE delightful and lasting article The fact that
more than 100 gallons have been sold Washington
in less than year is sufficient evidence Of what the
people think OF it.
Queen Anne Cologne is sold in bulk at s per pint;
also in handsome half pint and pint bottles at 6dt
and 81, respectively.
Select your goods now while the stock is unbroken.
Later many Of these goods will be closed out.
MERITS PHARMACY
1914 STREET
The Lowest-Prced Drug Store i'll Washington.
Goods delivered to all parts of the city.
oc23-tu, th&s,.|n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26
"A Reward of Merit,

From the Kinderhook Rough Notes.
Bank teller-"Will you take. it as presump-
ton, madam, if l offer you these few roses?"
Miss Caramelia Goldust-"I don't know you.
SIR
Bank teller-'I am aware of that: but YOU
are the only woman in the history of this
bank who ever indorsed check ON the right
end"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26
Hliteracy in Europe.

from the LONDON Figaro.
Only some IL per cent of our population Is
now illiterate, but in Russia, Roumania and
Servia so people out of every 100 can neither
read nor write. In Spain the proportion of il
literates is 63 per cent in Italy As. But we are
beaten by little Holland after all, for of every
100 Dutchmen, only 10 are unable to read and
write. still more wonderful result is arrived
at in Switzerland, where 2.5 per cent is the
highest illiterate proportion; while in Germany
the rate is only per cent, and in Sweden, Ba-
varia, Wurtemberg and Denmark there IS prac-
tically no one who cannot read and write. So
have still much to do before we can con
slider ourselves properly educated as a nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26

gifts ranged in amount from $50 down, and the
whole sum thus distributed was 81 900. Mr..
Staples also gave away fifty turkeys to the
poor. and is arranging to distribute three tons
of poultry on New Years day.
The members of the ID. c. Light Battery yes
terday surprised their commander, Capt.
Arthur Yates. by presenting him with a hand
some pair Of solid silver spurs An appropri-
ate presentation speech was made, to which
Capt. Yates briefly replied. One of the mem
bers also presented Capt. Yates with a hand
somely bound copy OF the military novel, swim
ming his Spurs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26

PROBABLE Extra SESSION OF THE VIRGINIA
LEGIsLATUEE. 1t is understood that the chances
OF GOV. Lees calling an extra session of the
legislature are growing. If called it will not
meet before March. Although the governors
term does not expire for a year. il is said that
he has already received several proffers of i'm
portant official positions from large corpora
tons DESTROYS of securing the influence of his
name and executive ability. His friends deny
emphatically that he will run for Congress
from this district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26

MARRIED HIS DECEASED WIFE's SIsTER.-The
board of health records in Brooklyn show that
on December 16 George James Crane. a wealthy
music dealer of Liverpool, Eng. married
to Miss Charlotte Ball. of the same city, by
Rev. DR.. Alisop. of St AIMS Episcopal church.
on the heights. Miss Ball is a sister Of the de-
ceased wife of Mr.. Crane. and they came all
the way from England to get married here. the
English law not recognizing such "a marriage
valid. Mr.. Crane will return to England
with his bride on Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26

Mr.. GARRETT Has VIOLENT SPELL.-A Ring
wood. n. j.. special to the Baltimore America,
says that Mr.. Garrett had violent spell while
out walking yesterday afternoon with his at
tendants. The latter had much difficulty in
removing Mr. Garrett to the Miller mansion
where he was confined in his room. DR.. Jacobs
immediately placed him under treatment. and
he was calmer last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26

A STEAMER SUNK.-The passenger and freight
steamer Silver Star, of Bar Harbor was sunk
early Christmas morning about 3 miles east of
Whales Back light, near Portsmouth. n. III.
The steamer struck a sunken wreck and went
down in three minutes. Capt W. II. Parker
and crew of eight men took to their boats, saw
ing only the clothes they had on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26

STEAMER BURNED AND SEVERAL LIVES LOST
The steamer Left Erickson was burned Monday
evening off Alkali Point. miles west of Seattle
W. i. Five lives were lost, perhaps seven. 1t
Is thought the fire was caused by whisky from
| leaky demijohn in the pilot-house getting
through to the boiler and igniting. Three wo-
men were among the list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
pWMEd La No; 1925 G STREET NORTHWEST,

NJ { aND s HRnFSEN NM IHlSk
LOT 201100 TO ALLEY.
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated December /,
1856 and duly recorded in Liber No 1929 folio %,
ct seq one Of the land records Of the District
thereby, will SELL at public auction front OF the
premises, THURSDAY. DECEMBER TWENTY
SEVENTH. 1883, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
p. NJ the following real estate ia Washing ton city in
said District to wit: Lot No. "a, in Chapman, Exley
and Richards, trustees, subdivision of square No 24
together with the improvements thereon Terms of
sale: Onethlrd cash, Of which SIS be Iaid
time of sale balance in equal payments in
years to be secured by purchasers notes. with interest
from day of sale payable annually and deed of
trust on property sold, all cash. at purchascrs
option convey ancng and recording at purchasers
cost Terms of sale to be complied with in ten days
from day Of sale else trustees right resell
risk and cost of purchaser in default.
NN. r. HOFFMAN, J 1,-.-
d22-3t REGINALD FENDALI.} 1Fus'ees'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26

WERE They MURDERED FOR MoNEY?-At
Forest City, Susqaehanna county, Pa. fire de-
stroyed the home Of Mrs. John Priestlv on
Monday. The woman and her grandson were
burned to death. The woman was left SO, 900
four months ago on the death Of her husband
and by some the fire is regarded as being the
means OF covering up darker crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-26
Home Rule.


Boston Beacon.
Mr.. Buckley-"Going to leave, James! Why,
what is your grievance"
James-"Hi can't put hup wi tn missus hany
longer. SIR"
Mr.. Buckley-"But just think, James, how
long I've put up with her
James-'Ies sir-quite true. sir. But
begin Yer pardon, sir-if l might be 50 bold
hits my hopinion. sir how you amt ex-
acklv free hagent. sir"
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WEEKS Co, Auctsoneers.
w 637 Louisiana ave ODD City Pc
DUNCANsON BROS. AnctIoneers.

PARLoR SUITES IN TAPESTRY AID oTHER
COVERINGS, WRITING DESKS, WALNUT, ASH
AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS. HAIR AND
Other MATTRESSES. MQNkN-WIRE SPRINGS,
PILLOWS, RATTAN CHAIRS, LOUNGES, WAL
NUT SlDEBoARD, WALNUT PILLAR ENTEN-
SION TABLE, LEATHER COVERED DINING
CHAIRS, LARGE REFRIGERATION, MOQUET,
BODY AND TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
ENTfRE EFfECTs OF 4 Party nTNiIS 4 !, &
HOUSEKEEPING, AND REMOVED To OUR
SALESROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE.
On THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TWENTY
SEVENTH, 1888, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, We
will sell at salesrooms 9Th and streets north
west, fine COLLECTION of household goods partly enum-
Grated above, to which the attention of buyers is
Snectfully called nSxsp