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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
NOTES ON NOTED PERSONS.

MISS NTssrT HAMILTON il the richest worD-
an 10 scotland
GRs- AMELIs RTvElCHAv1Es il safd 70
be fond " reading and rere~Gng Tbsck-
srav
ADErrSA Parr1 saws that abe means 70
make . liberal provision in her Wi for The
education of poor girls with good voices
SARAE BERNHARor .tul carries her coffin
around NTH her on her theatrical tours IL
was observed m her recent Journey 70
Vienna, eacAsed in ia regular travelling
box.
MILF MaRTHs S0rCAsFs. who won the
first prze 10 the beauty show At SpA re-
celved ia one wees one hundred offers 81
marriage from ban <ers aad young scions of
tulec Eng ssh aristoCrsey
LrnAx0S. Ky. claims The champion cd
w1rran-A1nt Til P1rdT. agAl i3t Her
mother. Charlotte Scnuch. WHO died three
years avo. was rs. and The Bible ~ her for
nsar o7vuor q put in evidence. as therein is
recorded the birth Of Cnari'fte Schuch in
17so. and he hirth = this daughter IN 1861
when me mother was but seventeen years
old
C07A Brrrr FrTI0ws the Washington
sri wh' married Tie Indian Chaszs, m sde
$500 oV dime museum sxhir aous Wrh
tsa money STE bought diauoui ear -rin "a
crstIrg $500. seaI-ssn sac9ue ard - ou--
e. tf dresses. aiso. several SUES - c.otbss
f- her husband sni sre god vvstch
7neT lave returned - D4sotz as poor a.
ever
Cus7rcr~z s.-vDvRs C-prEkv. the -
ned tragic scfrsss. wac born ln r. -h-
msu1 street. Is sfon. sa'r 81 1875 ard 5.-5
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
RAfLRoAD PERSONALS

G F Giu. Of ths q. r. & l.. hss returned
from Cr 'esro.
Fl ~ Sufin. t-sfSe manager ~ toe N 3
a Fas IN The cry YESTERDAY
w. T.. s.arnsr1 of tns Chfcax' a Ncrth-
western. was =, the Morton vester6sT.
Harry Dinmock. az ths e. N 6 Sc 2.
Rsi-'sd is n Tire city Cor shcrt stay
e. n Coleman. trsrsi ~ freiSlf sgsnt ~
morn ng
tnsPrn n Hail. Michigan fsss-r 90
Aeeuf ~ the Mch gan Cent-sl. va IA the
GtT yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15


iht sfterneo'a preksaae1as wss arranged
~ Me. AsWharter Aa5 Miss fltce and
vas oevcisa 81 ootnGlassl2n N.'un0ssrs
fns iadiss xrs issking nAfkea psoEgess h.
Their work tbis ~iatef. 81 ~elen every
meeting gves esldesSos- The chorus e
lar9er Ihsn eYef before Ano y doing sxeei-
less work unaer ths earscIion - AIR. 81
hasis. It's .sss D0sr tsr. "teNssuas Me-,
oins NAfc1 py tl1l enoruA. va tie FelA
81 t1s Af.sr1oo1.
FsookAsNE
Daen. Holzsc1ul laEsl. ..-... von Win
Alss S,eah As stsse.
cel4. A. fAias arl,. az ~ iiakl
t-'N ae4 ua .iepi .......- Asei..lh
50 taaI4u
eteict oi co@1.Alss -sl y .laic ..-..... Re- fasi
Aff N4AlA
AM fansrgni Aiz Mcluncs
calo Alo-u n.Aistf Nos anc A......-..... .SarlCk
= iss Aoluk.
A.lArle e -laau-f Nlf1s ...... ........-.N tsGdf
AescAlses hs.s tsks BE rill Ais AclaIss
col4l 4latl4eits IS - lllA
op4 tla.t-.-....-...
tDY..s - % f.... -..-------.---..... .lfaeG
Aft al
500 a--Ths Old ssoTy.
l--Elailif. '-' s
am Ald~orsh
Qusrrtse TIE AgYioSs1 ~ lrnG ..- O4de
- ,1allts laIe N1t Mtrfl4 5 a. hClnnos
Aiss npnl Ars AcA horser
Cn0rAA foAsauis "A eco .u I NuTeh . ocoerInaE
- Coesus ChoFGs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

II you want 10 see busy scene, II you
wish 10 vIsit Q place oi business. where
stacks Of goods PASS oui ~ tse doors every
osy go 10 J. =. Homsb Je~eiry store. -
Csnsl-si. II il really surprising 10 see the
business done al this place People know
when they have u good thing. hence thls
rusb Of purchasers. ss IL became al tstao-
lished fact long ago that Homsn gives =
better bargain than any one else m the
city. Ii Is. therefore. 10 surprise lie enjoys
big trade. The line Of goods is new and
guaranteed 10 be a. Represented. II is COM
plste in every respect. and the most econ
omicAl person is bound 10 be satisfied. The
great auction sale every day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

rife A7thcnv Nr-v case vss rivsu - The
irrv ~ the Circuit Conrt vestsrisv sfs--
wish ths rasffar gntf seour I'D q riors issi
right E1rn they reported IN I1iEr Grove
fhst thev ~ers unabis to sgree. sDd ~ers
6iarhsrFei
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

wm. skehsn. one Of tns soung msn vho
are ARRESTED lor stealing fEon the q. X. a !.
Railroad. is young tough. When Dssso-
tive GAsi went 10 tie house TO arrest han.
skehsn made = terrible fuss, and t i said
that he cursed and s~oTe terribly before
bis sics mother. who vac DOT expecteo 10
live. skehan wee going - ~resk be Ven-
sesBce Oh the boy " bo gave away the gang
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
ANOTHER DIVISION.
wr-. Fhnip. wsns. Divorcs from Her
Husranr

y -7I0I-
Julia J. Phillips and Judson O. Phillips
were married In Bissfsd in fs-0 and the
couple hsvs tFo children. erdav Nrs.
Phillips. through her sttorney. G. G.
Howell. commenced divorce suit in he
sureri0r Court sd IN her riIi of com
risink Which "a lengthy document Nrs
Fhuius cbsryes her husband vIfh extreme
cruelty ard mons rrort- She SAYS that
Nr Phillips allows s. ger Tees f0- the
support ~ the children b8t tast sc Is
compel 'fd to earn her rrn bread s01 tlf-
tsr. slsaoega Mr. PM lips earns fair Ta-ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

In The Yysahs CsapanioH will include,
among other articles. The Bicycle in lndls
aud AfghsnisisD." by Thomas Stevens.
Hunting the Sea Otter" by III. v. Elliott,
"nghi Plnches in the Arcte' by l4euten-
ant Scbwatks. The Oeoloelsg IN the
Wilderness" bv Prof Nincheil. "Ouf
~ auug Camp" by Walter r. siufsis. snc
Digging Out Oic Ansrlcs." 10y r.. Il.
Gushing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
NEW YEARS RECEPTION.
The Ladies' of the Y. NJ. c. A. WIZ Enter
tain on Jnnuary 4.

The I1dffs OF tho Y. Ut. c a. " III Enter-
tain on January l.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
held a special meeting yesterday afternoon
a. tue psTlors. It vas decided to give a
reception on New Years Day from 70 7
o'clock a. the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms on Pearl-st
The following Cor mtfse on Refresh
ments will meet on Thursday next st the
rooms a. , O'Clock % make rscesssrv ar
rang4ments. Mrs. " >. Crosby. chairman r..
Mesdamss Henry Grinnsil. o. K Pesrss l..
Harry Widdicomb. A 3. Brewer George
Perry, T. " Wood and l.. A. Merrill
A general invitation Is extended 20 all
young men. but small boys are not in
cudad on the st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
Press Club Meeting.

There will be \ special meeting of the
Grand Rapids Press Club tomorrow after
noon a. O'Clock RI the oflice of the sscre-
tary. Every Il ember of the club is ex-
pecied to be present or give a satisfactory
explanation OF bis absence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Georre reck arrested For vsr-srcv. wss
x-v-a t--nty dsTs g .Ni ~ Jasti-s West
ss'i r-stsr5sv Irssrh DYER s~-rstef -n
complaint ~ = NJ Asr'in. cf Fsr's frvn-
srir frr ssrsnI, snd hs.fsrv. wss sr~sisne1
an rlssd nos guilty Cas- sdieurned aA
s~Kt TAarsdaF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
Cur His ElnPerH.

A Hollsnder whose name could not be
learned, cut his fingers quite badly yester-
day morning on saw. He had been in
the employment of the cha ir factory but a
few DAYS when the accident occurred. He
was brougn down town and the injured
members were dressed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Diamonds. gold and silver watches ard
chains. q lsrge invoice Jusf Ieceived. ana
the best bargains Offered q, Hefyeys. Z
CAnsl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
soidier.' brotherhood.


Z There will probably be q reunion In this
city Of the Soldiers Brotherhood, a society
organized by certain members of the Custer
Guards and the Detroit Light Guards, on
Christmss eve.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
LIGHT AND LAUGHABLE.

SAND for securing was first ed by the
Arabs when they secured the PLAIN
A PHILOSOPHER says that Of soup and
hove, soup is better. II ia true, however,
that both 90 down with spoon
II is said that a twenty dollar gold piece
Wal carry bacteria from hand TO hand Many
a poor man il just yesrning to catch osc-
terra IN that way.
AGENT" SO vou want pension, eh!'
Applicant" That's what Pm here for"
Arent-" You're healthy looking fellow.
" WHAT'S your disability" Applicant
"Caught cold in the draft, in lsf4-"
"JouN, this paper says the procession
moved u close order. What does that
meanrn "Compactly. my dear " OH
Then an open order is An open
order, Maria, Is half dozen on the sheA"
Rlandlady DOW
Has = frown on her brow.
No matter how friendly vc greet her.
The n .ghfs grow icnR
And the felres thronE
o. the d'af Of the mcrciiess meter.
THAI. sir. Is very fne quality %
sugar said the croccryman. cit IS used
mostly Tor making desserts" " Why is IL
used mostly for making dessertsfn asked
the customer. "On account Of its superior
quality. SIR" "Oh. that's itl I Thought .
might be used for making desserts GA az
count II its sandy quality
"Exxv coed bu-terY'' inquired an o'3 iafT
of the grocer There's never any tles
on our butter. na5.mr Theu ihe old .acv,
whose knowIedre of English is limited.
said. Wei. II fe< wont oat 20, taict
good 'ucrrh for uer and sae went across
"a -
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Ia several store windows are displayed
elegant and useful articles that wefe donated
TO tie Custer GUARDS, snd will be sold 81
their Be zaar next week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Gold spectscles. opera glasses. gold and
silver thimbles. gold pens, pencils. tooth
picks, q fine variety al HeTveys. 6 CanSl-sL-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

The Museum st the Custer Guards Pa
zasr next week will be filed with rsilcs. etc.
that cannot fail TO be Interesting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

That big elephant is great card at the
Custer Guards Bazaar next week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

That big elephsnt is great card at the
Custer Guards Bazaar next week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

r. s-~-~- - ~rf1~s SO fsr srsd
zzn a. rs e-f-t. zee eorste1
- tsr rsr5s 81 80 - soll e.
tes- Rxzssr SEX rseK
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
/. 4. HATCH.
la5 mONRoE-ST.
SheTvood's Bulletin

RFs1 PANTY FLOUR ,...... -
IAPAN TIA Dust
COOP FAMILY CoFFFF.
u - oens per b
S'HoIcE cARoIINA RIcF.
MUscATINE ROiIED OATS.
VI elis for &c
> cam iof &C
y Scans ior &C
OLE. Can sUGAT CORN.
- LB.cAN LIMA BEAM
scKns fos pc
- LIB. CAN STRING BEkNs.
> LB. CAN PINE APPLE
iIoxE MADE MiNcF Mat.
II Joe psf 10
NEW cuNRAN1 JELLY ioo p.r H.. si.. so, as
NTw ArPLE BUTTER
CBolCH SILVER DmPs
CwEET CIDER
NEW JkPAN kND Young HYsoS TIA.
prKBASEs AND wnis1 STAR roJkTofs
bcNr BAKING POWDER
a Ifc perth
\ Ioo ps1 ~. sife ior sc
NEw cURRANr.
\ oc pef d.. lie for 2bc
\ lsc per d. - Tor &c
T. sc per ib- ile forN.oo
A ls,s ibs for q 90
l. les ibs for 100
I - Ibs iortioo
\ siis iof DC
" ioc forb
rERNkN ThNu.Y sotr
ThxIIY SOAR 70 oieersn, Kinds
aYsTKRs. so BulE aud Csns. soio i,r5 nesis,
nKIfD BEEr.
bEKssED coRNED BErF.
unED CANDY -
~ ofahest GOODS ere 70 be obssinoe si
John v. SheTwOOd's,
~ LroN-sr TgLEpBoSE ssL
Josiah ". SheTWOrd's,
30 swrsrrniDer-s1 s-'.pho-s "a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

" II Rose n D.
Oncs Vid6 comb block. ofre hourt ? a
rn. 20 u r. 2 70 and 70 : O. IA. sun
dzv io4p. r.. Jespbous so
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

The Museum a. the Custer Guards Bs-
zsar next week will be filed with relics, etc.
that cannot fail 10 be interesting
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
BABY Portraits.

a p-rr r - ~esu-if1 tst7 t0r-s'V irt~C
r. frr rste rF-rr tT refef r'-tf rr1ff0 sr.f
r. = t.4f-F n krF bsrT ff-f tr Tfr
F9a-r vaste- ~sass tnsrr ri~tlrrs s7l.r ore
q - Es>sTs rsH.e srf srs
; 8 FiChtspS0t ( CO. sgs- ss-ssf's-. "
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Where rsr- r1u vesreris7 ~ ras
isif nc 49, rrruu'sffsrs rr =. =
vhv tan yoa -sks haoi's Sersscsr = .1a
- cnresv' Il scls ~ a. 9r1gTsts
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
HATCR'S PRICE LIST


s1Aodck AAtka SITTER
Is l,ss AanaSsd a.
IaRAKglAIEI sUrAK
l Is ~ fssl~
lAfxN FEA pus1
loinFN no C.fflf keASTEp SNp
pAollf lAKoIlkA iacI
huscAgINA kolIkp oAgs
5iE CAS- Caoles foNAroKs.
On car YFa0v ffAoass
OH cAN GolnfA rgNrAlA
.llB CAA sgaAR OoEA.
.1LB. cas- i4AA BgANs
.)IB CAN GREEN FfAs.
)1K can STRING BEAss
= cans iaI asoss
.)LB cAN Koe AL oAeE flNNs
rs CAN RAD RksfKEKHEs
. In cas- WHoRrLEnIKkl1s
ilc1s Pef osa
/ loNK MADE NINCE NEAT.
/ II 4tcs peg u
] \ - "a -NA%--ttt rt-tat.-
/ \ Fw AfPIk nu8TfR
/ gHoiCk GOIpEN sskiF
Y e'ca pei fsA ssis ~ a. ~
4 lboICt slLAfk Dams
4 sooe reS ssl.. sails 40 o. %
= Iaais per gallon
4 \ EN JAPAN And YOTN6 HhSHN TIA.
\ lssis -eels s1etf 4pcu s rtf etts f-el ~
/ D0hkbANAs And nhlIk tiAk iu1 lnt>,
/ ID so.ls pei blltilels
\ nv hAflE sYRCP
! y s.o psi gallon
GRgs1AL BAKING POWDER
] I laels ,.aI IA. lhs foI 'ocs
] INV RAIslNs
( y fifs co. lsoh
/ \ Ew cUKRANTs.
f, \ > lts ia 2oclz
! INV BLkCKhERRlES
| y l0ce per lb
Y tils iOI a5oss
! NEW MINFD NUTS.
gscis uer ID. ell< fof s4cls
! INV fRUNELLFs
/ \ lacts peF "a
rp0MkT0 fEACH. PLUM AND Par 'fbf
] 1 SEhNlk. ltIfs Pr .
The iargesi aud mosi complete stock oi Sirnie
and Fancy oroeeIles o. lie state. asa tl.o ~
frai.s and AcltiAllee "a aHa te osHflu,oG
! that ns price ammo bt dulllatta. ticllfeIt
{ ire ltIt ilnc e Be lI1
Nal e~~ers vii have pronpi sitonooa
/. {. HATCH.
/ l2S MONHoE-ST
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Xmas opening at Svetlsnds Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

1t will pay yon 20 look over the dress
patterns. silks and velveis upon The bar
gain counter at J. L. Wilkes'. 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Christmas eifs -. 10 found ~ ths Stsf
Furniture Co. 1o4 South I1vis or-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

il will pay you 10 look over the dress
patterns. siiFs and ve'veis upen the bargain
counter at J. l.. wilkes. % MOnr0e-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Xmas opening at swetland's Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15
BUSINESS BREvITIEs.

Christmas gifts vii be found ~ The Star
Furniture Co. 100 South Division-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Wire Door Mats 81 Leorsrds =
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Order vour Jackson Biil cosl of fbs Cep.
tral Goa Company. Telephone. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Furniture al rock bottom price. al The
Star Furniture Co. l09 South Division st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Go TO the Star Furniture Company. 10,
South Division at, for bargains
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Christmas gifs vii 10 foUnd 81 ihs Star
/ Furniture Co. ln9 south Division-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

y
guaranteed 20 be a. represented. II is COM
plste in every respect and the most econ
omicAl person is bound 10 be satisfied. The
great auction sale every day.
>
Ia several store windows are displayed
elegant and useful articles that wefe donated
TO tie Custer GUARDS znd wil be sold 81
their Bazaar next week.
Diamonds. gold and silver watches ard
chains. a lsrfe invoice Jusf received. ana
the best bargains Offered al Heryeys. Z
Canslst
That big elephant is q great card at the
Custer Guards Bazaar next week.
The Museum st the Custer Goards' Bs-
zasr next week will BE- filed with rsiics. etc.
that cannot fail to be interesting
Gold spectscles, opera glasses. gold and
silver thimbles. gold pens, pencils. tooth
picks. q fine variety at Hervey e, 8 Canal-st-
That big elephsnt is great card at the
Custer Guards Bazaar next week.
The Museum a. the Custer Guards Bs-
zaar next week will be filed with relics. etc.
tLhl CdIluOi lEtl 10 lt lLAtItcttLf-
Xmas opening at swe,lsDd's Saturday
afternoon aud evening.
Xmas opening at Swetlands Saturday
afternoon and evening.
il will pay YOU 10 look over the dress
patterns siiFs and velveis upen the bargain
counter at J. L. wilkes. % Mouroe-st.
It will pay you 10 look over the dress
patterns. silks aud veiveis upon the bar
gain counter al J. L. Wilkes'. 90 Aonroe-st.
BUSINESS BREyITIEs-
Christmas gifts will be found At The Star
Furniture Co. 100 South Division-sL
Wire Door Mats 81 Leonsrd's
Go to the Star Furniture Company. l09
South Division at, for bargains
Furniture at rock bottom price. al the
Star Furniture Co. lO9 South Division st.
See Jeonsrd's Ioc Christmas Counter.
You will fnd the largest IN best s..ort-
ed stock of Fish ard Game Of al KINDS IN
season. Anchor brand Oysters and Pair
Haven Counts. wholesale aud retail IL
honroe-st +. J. DErTErTHsIER
GO 10 the Star Furniture Company. 100
South Division ST. for bargains.
Miller Bros Pocket Cutlery at Leon
ards.
Furniture at rock bottom prices at the
Star Furniture Co. Joe South DivisioD-st-
If Won want wood by the carload or cord
huy il Of the Central C0ai Co. Telephone
| s34
Olive Forks at Le0nsrds
Great bargains are " be found 81 N. Star
! Furniture Co, l0s south Division 81
Furniiur. 81 roct bottom prices st The
/ Star Furniture Co. lpe South Division-st.
Goa Hods &c at JeoDsrds
Christmas gifs viii bs found 81 ibs Star
! Furniture Co. ln9 south Divisional.
Order vour Jackson Bin cosi of fbs Cen
tral Cosi Company. Telephone. ~.
Cris.rnss eias vi 10 found ~ tbs stsr
Fsrniiurs Co. lo4 south Divis'on-st
VIZ Ross. n D.
Onos Vi66 comb bio~F. ofHce hour, ? a
rr fo u n r. 3 sn0 - 3. IA. sun
d.v ~ Z r. Tesrtnre go
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Furniture 81 roct bottom prices st tbs
Star Furniture Co. lpe South Division a..
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Furniture st root bottom prices st the
Star Furniture Co. lJ9 south Division ct
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

If Won want wood BY the carload or cord
huy il Of The Central COai co. Telephone
s21
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

You will find the largest IN best s.sort-
Cd stock q Fish ard Game Of al KINDS IN
season Anchor brand Oysters aud Pair
Haven Counts, wholesale aud retail. IL
honroe-st r J. DETTFrTHs1FR
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Great bargains are " 10 found st the Star
Furniinre Co, 100 south Division 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

60 10 the Star Furniture Company. 10
South Division ST. for bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Miller Bros Pocket Cutlery at Leon
ard
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

See Jeonsrd's iOc Christmas Counter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Goa Bods pc at Leonard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-15

Olive Fork, at Leonsrd's.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Yesterday morning . reporter, while
standing on the corner Of Market and
Fourth waiting aud carefully Watching
for something TO turn up, had his Atten
tion attracted by the joyous appearance
OF all who came out of 406 Market
street, and from what he learn d and
aud saw with his own eyes, 10 satisfied
that MI. Fellhetmsr sold more clothing
than any two dealers in the same lins
Of business. Sale slips and money tAlks
and anybody who doubts this assert on
can eKAmins Mr. FellheImer's books . /
the Eoonomy Hail, 400 Market street..
Mora; This is what did 1t and the
public can easily understand 10. A gen.
uine imported Melton oV0FooAt that
b gh priced, loud spreading "would be
olt oAn't get there" leaders ask $50 for
Mr.. Fsllh0mOr sslls for SIS 90 aud i'm
ported karssy Trousers that they mark
out In their window and pronounce
them q pAralyzluR bargain at "a as, Mr..
Fellhaimer only asks - for; and that
is the reason the Econu ny Hall is 90
we'll patron Hsd BY the good thinking
public Of Wilmington and surrounding
country.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
Plano soarfs. new designs, in silk or
plusb. II. u, R0belen, 710 Market ct.


HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 29.-The
Inaugural Committee at Washington to.
day ten dered Governor Beaver the honor
Of being Grand Marshal of the parade
which will constitute prominent feature
Of the imposing ceremony incident o the
induction into office OF President elect
Harrison He has not yet signided his
intent on of accepting or declining the
honor, but, as Pennsy lvania will send
an immense delegation to Washington
on the 4th of March, It is hoped he will
decide to act. Adjutant General Hast
ings returned to-day from the National
Capitol, where he has been endeavoring
to secure quarters for the National Guard.
He will go back next week to complete
Arrangements.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
G. WORRELL.

Are you interested in Curtainsf
II so possibly it will be to your
advantage to read our ADVERTISE
ment. We find our stock much
too large for the season, and
know price is the great lever
to move it. Our line Of Lace
Curtains is now priced at from
81 30 to $40 per pair, but by
far the largest line; cost from
$3.50 to IS. They include An
tique Madras, in cream and
colors; Ottoman, Swiss, etc , also
yard goods to cut to any length.
Heavy Curtains are in Turco.
man, Silk, Velvet, etc., and are
marked from $3.50 to SIS.
These, like the lace goods, are
in the greatest assortment at IS
to 30. In Florentine Silk Cur
tains (the newest drapery out)
we have some beauties at $40
per pair, and also by the yard
FOR Sash Curtains. We have
never shown a handsomer line
of curtains than we are doing
now, and have never sold them
for so little money.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

On our counters "As fine as l
an get a tailor to make for me
Yes, in every respect"
Do you like silk linings1 They
tie here. Do you want the cor
e:t sly les ? Not an OveIcoat
Gsuit we have misses that. Do
you want garments that fit !
They are here. We have made
some reductions to day which
Hbelieve will interest you.
Ore lire OF silk-lired Over
oits from $50 to S22. Another
line, cut in the height Of fashion,
hImer price SIS, our price to,
t'y Is $40
Mems pantaloons, reduced
nom 81 and IS to 50. Mems
Cashmere suits, reduced from
tlj to $40. Please remember
there is no humbug about our
mark down. When we say our
plceS are reduced we mean it
FOr reliable make, our prices are
nc lowest and our goods the
inest.
= NOTE-If you prefer your
GIolhlng made to order, we can
NOW you for selection nearly
1000 pa terms.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
The Day After

Yesterdays study Of the years prosperity Is over.
I'VE set down "Noon" our closing time, but We
oI curse stored as long We're WILING to oversten
@ adv r5tment any time when we can do more or bet
rr then we promise)
Hundreds OF our customers waited till yesterday to
mike up their minds on the Overcoat question It's a
t Of their Thanksgiving enjoyment to buy it on that
dy The money they save makes good sauce to their
days rel ,icing.
What wonder the popular old corner Is such cen.
e Of Interest to ,hemP They seek the fullest largest
value They come expecting heapup measure for their
good weL-sarned dollars They never tail in getting It
lou, prices and qualities go 10 the root Of economy.
They pin their confidence to clothing whether
b0sts them
$500 for Winter Overcoat or B45 90.
$1,000 for Mans Winter Suit or $500
SI2 90 for Dress Suit or $4,000.
5000 for Boys Suit or 81 90.
81 so for Little Boys or SI4oo
Ur, W. & BIS "Ironclad" Mems Suits, $I2.oo; Boys
Suta $500 Every dbre of them wool)