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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27
A Prominent Man Suicides.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. "a. -Ex-Judge
Robert A. Johnson suicided at his home
in Aryondale, by shooting himself
through the head with a revolver. He
was n Of the most prominet Demo-
cratic politicians in southern Ohio. De-
preston on account of the death Of his
wife is supposed to be the cause.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27
Connt erfeiters Working Miohita

WICHITA, Kan, Dec. 2e.--It is esti-
mated by the banks that over 1900 of
spurious gold money has been set in cir
cllation in this city during the past few
days. The treasury department has been
natified.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27
Train wrecked.

nEMyEH, Dec. GA freight train on
the Midland road jumped the track
while rounding q curve near Lime creek,
wrecking cars and killing Fireman Mar
tin and Brakeman Robert Harlin-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27
CHICAGO Il avn Ran
ganhton Possoi1oo Hours and RAM,

SAo AktNNIEf
The delivery windows are opened d
lSundaya excepted) at $500 a. N.
The delivery windows close al sson "
The money order, postal note and rsye
partment opens at Q a. H.. and closes n
m.
On Sundays the delivery Windows NJ
open from $500 to 10,OOa. m. TheloLsl
Office is open all day Sundays for In h
mediation of persons renting lock bOIe
Maile going east Wis O., N. 4 ST. III
olose ut 0 p. m.,and 2;h0 p m, sundaya an
Mails going west and north via The d
Milwaukee Il St. Psnl railroad olosr n
q. NJ, Sundays excepted.
Mails going east and north by Is
Northwestern railroad close ut Q p. N. n
p. m,
Eastern mails vim Chicago L Ct Psul NJ,
arrive at 10:37 a m. and 10:C5 p. m.
Eastern mail via Chicago 1 Nurar
railroad arrives at 10 p. m. and LII,
ar $3.50 p. m. aud departs at Ga. m. :
Stage mails CLOSE at 8 o'clock p, NJ, d
she Niobrara.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27

the train pulled out for Washington
The party will be presented to the presi
dent and will spend the day visiting the
scenes of interest in and about Washing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27

| closer commercial and friendly inter-
| course with the governments and people
/! OF the western continent for the purpose
OF extending our commerce, establishing
] reciprocal relations, and creating a more
homogeneous unity of business interests.
Who in the Republican party is SO well
qualified rs Mr.. Blaine at the head of
the state department. to inaugurate such
a comprehensive American policys"
The Star says that by a select circle of
w~ell-informsd politicians here three
things are regarded as practically as
sured. These are: That Mr.. Blaine
will be secretary of state after the 4th of
March, that Mckinley will be secretary
of the treasury, and that Wanamaker
also will be IN the cabinet. The Blaine
matter is discussed at some length, and
the reasons fcr ths@oonGiusion xeached
by the politicians are given in detail.
About Mckinley and Wanamaker the
paper says:
tIt has for some time been regarded
as probable that Mr.. Wanamaker would
go into h cabinet. Since MIR. Quay's
visit to Indianapolis this impression has
grown to almost q certainty. There are
| many reasons aside from his eminent fit
ness for the place given for creditina the
report that Mckinley will be made Sec
4 Aos&Ay VI Nv GlCabuAJs n AObk d6 hI
Sherman was being considered in con
nection with the state department. it left
the consideration of another Ohio man
for cabinet honors out of the question,
but If Mr.. Blaine is to be secretary Of
state the way is opened for Mr.. Mckin-
ley. The announcement that he is
likely TO be given the appointment is
credited by his associates in the house
generally, end 10 received with consider
able satisfaction. 1t Is generally felt
that 1t would be q creditable se~lection.,'
1t Is stated with considerable assur-
ance that the southern Republicans may
not agree on the name of a candidate
from their section of the country for
Gen. Harrison's cabinet. They will merely
urge the d~esirabiiity Of recognition Of
tho south by the appointment Of a repre-
sentative Republican. There is q pre-
vailing desire to eliminate the carpet
baggers from the party, or, as one of
these Republican congressman expresses
it, ito turn down the men who hang
about Washington as professional south
ern Republicans
What we want he continued, stfs to
get men who can be Republicans with
who can advocate the interests of the
south and advocate genuine Republican
principles, retaining the respect of their
people and remaining in sympathy with
them. We want those men who think
with us-to be able TO work with us.
We want to make converts among the
best people in the south, and to build up
section OF the country.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27

The State Teachers association con
vened at Springfield Wednesday and
viii remain in session three days.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27
ABROAD TIME n,

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 sr. p,r
The first east bound passenoar ~ ";
6.S 9. m. each day, except snnd,ss wy rs s.
neotions for Chicago, Council MI
Omaha. ~
The second east bound passenos, !.
at 1892 p. m. each day except An E {
connections for Chicago, Council
Omaha. NA &c
The first passenger train from ~. Z
yes at 1854 q m. each day, eroan, O. q Il
The second passenger from III ~.
each day except Sunday at 1906 n =
The regular passenger train fror !, /
arrives each day except Sunds, n y NJ
The regular west bound passenp,1i \. M
day except Sunday at 10:S7 an ~ M
transported on accommodation MI. 4
CHICAGO Il NORTHWESTERN Rpl
Trains Going East,
Accommodation departs 6 80 a. r,,
Passenger departs 200 p m, daiIy,
Trains Going Net.
Accommodation arrives ll:55 a m M
Passenger arrives 6:45 p. m. daily.
w. s. RADCLIFFE,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27

= az United States land cfice on douglas ave-
nue.. Enquire of Mrs. Wetter on Walnut street,
fist door north of DR.. Etter's.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27

WANTED-A good girl for general house
Wv work at once. Apply to
MRS. d. W. O. TANNER,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27
NOTICES.

GIRL WANTED-A thoroughly co npetent
" girl to do general Homework. wages 81
a week. Apply to
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27

Wednesday was the Chinese holiday,
corresponding to Christmas, and was OBJ
served by the Celestials throughout the
world
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27

A fire at Marion, Ala, Monday, de-
stroyad four stores, the Western Union
Telegraph office, and a photograph gal
lary
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-27

GIRL WANTED-A good girl. Apply at ono
" to MRS. HARRIS. 219, West Sd st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
PERSONALITIES

Ms. Grace Eslsr. who has been speucnx
sr months With hsf sister IA Osoof1s
CIV ksnsas. hss returned home hsr
sisf-r. Nrs George Wrgab has rsturned
sita her
ur Hale Wymaa Who hss been Ia a.
tsndancs - 10 state board ~ corrections
ana Clarifies ConysnLlOu. Fcturnsd 70 hls
hons q Dslsclt las evening
A Weston. son o. Dr. A. n Weston,
of Grandsilie aad Miss Annie +. Densnore.
og Hanover. Jackson county. are 10 DC
married Decsmoer IS
George Adrian and Hiss W.lhelmins
Fsllmatn we're nsssir0 as. evening a. TIE
rssidsrcs ol Nr. Adnan. corner OF South
loGiA and Oakss-sts-
Gesrg- Bradley. Of this CITY. and Mss
Nae Davenport. Of Carlton Barry county.
we're married yestercay a. tas residence y.
the erides parents.
G.orxs Bro-n. clerk fer B. s Harris Is
taxing vacation. he vii probably take
a Trip south for his health
George NJ. Burr. Of Asnistes cashier of
the Manistee National Bank. was n the
city on Business yesterday.
Charles Drssslsr mas returned from Terre
Haute, Ind. waers he attended the funeral
OF brother.
John Plank, OF Plsnk's Grand. At Mack
mac, and Of the Plsnkinton. was IN tho
city yesterday.
Mrs. Ida Jackson has returned from a
two months stay with friends IN 81. Paul
Samuel F. Andrews and family. Of Gold
st, have gone west on siK veeks trP-
Miss Miauie wyburn is spending few
weeks ia Kalamazoo with relatlves.
Jas. W. Kibler. Of Grand Heven, is in
ths city, taking medical treatment
Mrs l. Selling. Of Detroit. is the guest of
her sisser-in-law. Mrs. A May.
John Duay has gone TO Chicago 10 ac-
csot a position a. q stsnOgrApher.
Ms John De Haas. of Fremont. IS visit
ing her daughter in this city.
Frank Koch has returned from 4 two
mouth stay IA California
Miss Carrie Wigton. Of Hart is the guest
OF Mrs. L. G. Rutherford.
F. A. Gardiner. Of the hrm OF Gardiner &
Baxter IS IN the city.
Dr. lawson u. Wood. OF 20 Henry-st is
90 the sick list.
Edgar Ford and family are visiting reIa-
tives in Ailegsn-
5 E. Watson. of the telephone system is
ia Detroit
Bisnop Richter has returned home from
Cincinnati.
Ms. J. c. Ives, Of Plainwell, has moved
to this city.
Mrs. A. Mccoy. OF Hastings Is visiting
in the city.
@. A Townsend returned last night from
| Chicago
Miss shire, Of Eas, Jordon, is in The city.
Or Mary Thom pson is quite Ill.
Mrs. J. A. Rogers Is quite III.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Cae et i1s cDest spee11s1s - pnntas
~ eEFe se~E e4s 5as. cee1 s4rGeS 04t ~
f1s a esi A.1b 90 RrGtl1x Cs1e pz1g 81
yeo 81 II Ese 4z1kSsr Il Uo0sisls -
8 - sage esEallges oa 1ssTy eaSHslso
-s4a .1psf altz 4z11sofas ~alss c9ssf
F.-s--1 g goa fos srna 1As l4si received
- 1frsr ~ 4losnsf e2l4-sk1s 10lole sze
ss .- - pn1.s3 d 90 &lss sfyls s1o~-
l-t 1AE koss w0sk = spprsclsls1 - tAs
ass Lzsiug t4s e.ass - AK l. bs eAs
gsIe1 this goE- p4cF - thossugely s4aiP-
ts4 $50 lks kesz s1o ns~sss slsles - typs
sa1 1s4sa cefy a. are prepared ~ exc ats
. assss ~ sora iro4 = Ssd8lag iasigs-
tlso - Srxs Cs4k eF = Ea1 No.A psslrs.
il soa ~s1t snFtblnx = TIE lac of Drlnt-
i1g va Ihe o1.s 81 s1s aesi kie1issD
Frnlaf Loaa p4uy. q Lyoa-sI.. and yoa
81 .4iuIy &c. suited, ooto - - Qaahgy
of wOFk 411 ll.eSs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

4 SAT- lszo1a4sES fhz< st4 Dlstas te4
kEs1ts. a. 01iy - Cs4-s-
le tzs c1Esr1of Ce-El tesesz1sy Aesz-aal
Asy cs1a zasncsd . szls "a ce4sceFs. ssz.ssl
0eo q Asgse ~ A4y clslaas iu -.s --ll
- csDg slst Sasl lzsl spsilk sasn i1--ag-
so1 Ae-lsF>>31s a. ssslsa aslt. tasl
, nss-t saa fos 1sis-l41. p4T~2ssst t-s
szglS "a ss1rs '1z1ls-I4s sssss 9.-s l-s
- : -l1 TIE see1s ssEs Gees sae1 20
1so p Gore a Co. ~ l1llake iJr "a e
a-s 80 8f asy s4-ts - a-1o44li-s
J1s gl41L1 says t-1l nz las receives s-.E
<51 ~ ats s42rs - tls e9oDls sac 4e
tEicks tasl lasg ama1nI 90 = D. "
- 4s s4oQl1 s4ss .8s 1sf asnee tG .
sa.L fssschst q W2zty aFs sltsFasya tyr
t1s p.4llA1
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

sometime aso E1wsrd Reed, OF Paris
township. hsd Daniel Bates arrested for
carrying concealed weapons. The case is on
cal tns morning IN Justice Nestfslis
cOart Since Bates arrest ne hsss1Or Out
a warrant for assault snS battery against
Reed. and Reed Is 10 oe tried on the charge
tn.> morning before Justice Ide. OF Byron
Centre. Just how the two men arr going TO
manage 10 attend their respective cases IS
mystery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

PAtrolaAn ErBssl Smith did brsvs act
yesterday. 4 farmers team Fsn away Al
TIC head ol Nonlos-st.. lad soa.d have coli
!dsc With 4 street car BAD D. smith not
st1pgeI iD- horses. Ine-e Vas sw4l
oOs s.taag ln tue wagon sest sud - be
~as in danger al beng Killed AF SMl.n
c.ambeFs1 over 1e end bosgd 0i tue wagon
zDd got hold OF the lines just e. The COY
sw0onsd aud Nss Ia.Iu. Irg.L .he seat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

The ssessa Iri4I Of Nrs. iliissE Ns~
tD ftSkssss
4 lafy ~ss sscZfsd II TIE ease Of NJ
fersAlger Tor keeping house ~ ul-iseae
oo Lsx-.ys-ss.. Yesterday. al the tF.al eoEa p
msncso. ADl a. ro01 . sAs s1ioaFned over
uat4 tais fsrvl.oa On sc-o1ut Oi Judge
uo.ilss ~isnins - - " %. kaih9an ;
f9uesa. Ais LoE say. u tesllls1 Ag4Aas
~ terp aAgsF n tosusI Tia. "a o<en
~ as rlta tie 1eisn4znl lDE lLs past NeeG
sla ava t4at she = g0lns o. ae. p Mrs Ter
~iil4-er su. D. t4s 81 ape -his TINE. Mrs..
C-1e e4ys 1aoy ~ss 10 ceuft ses-efday. Snd
ne .lzuzs ttst rss cotar OFei q since hef
.is-er-in az TOOK g. - WO1oeftui 10 is a
sat little fellow snd hss 0ssn sles santiy
dresss1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
HATCR'S PRICE LIST


rzosCE pA1kr BVfTkk
. Gsx FAMILY FLotK-
1'kAHULATED su6AR
II - lb< sos d e.
Ig1Low C srGAk
iAPAS IRA DUsT.
.oLDES 40 c3slAE koASrsD 80
rso1ek = S'sc'1 Sel1isolINA kIeE
slss iss zsos
ifUscAIISE ROLLED OATS.
NJ { ia sos socss
5iB cAN cHOIcE ToxAToEs
- sexns 70 s,oss
.5LB CAR sELOr rKAcaEs.
oLB cAS G0InEN PUMPKIN.
= se.as Coz s5o.s
9Ls. CAs sUGAk cokN,
cars ior eso,s
5LB CAN LIZA BEASS.
scans icr sscss
Us CAN GsEkN rEAs.
.lLs csK sTsING BEANS
oxns fo9 ebcs
lLB CAN E6S AND 6ACE PLCxs
iiass PEI can
.5LB CAN KID RAsPKEREIEs
.1LB cas- wHokTLEsEkRIE.
slcss pea can
.1LB. CAN PINK APPLE
iscss per ca
iIoNE kADE xINcE sgAI.
III lects pc 10
NEw cURRENT lilly
Y locss per 10. 5 lhs for .octs
\ ~ APPLE BUTTEK
CHoicE GOLDEN sYRUP
CaolcE SILVER DkIPs.
SwEEr cIDEg
: isets per gallon
\ Ew JAPAN AND YoCNG HYSoN TIA,
y issfs 2ocis, sbeis saets cts. o<ss per 10
ID rkbbANk- AND NHiIk STAR POTA fOE~
II soots pei bushels
y .loo per gallon
TkYsTAL BAKING POWDER.
\ I5cts pei II. ihs for Sc,s
NEW RAlsINs,
y slhs for 2scp
\ Ew cURRAKTs.
y sibs sor esc:s
! Ew DLACEBERRIEs.
\ Nv PRUSEs
y 6Ihs for 2scts
\ Ew MIXED NUTS.
\ lsc;s per 10. : .hs for a5cis
trEw rRUsELLEs
\ sets per 10
VONATO' TEACH PLUM AND PEAR 'PRE.
/ SERVES. lOcts Per 10
The largest and most complete stcck OF staple
ard Fancy Groceries Ia the State. and 81 Of
Fruils anc Vegetables Cali and be convinced
that my prices sAnnot be duplicated Delivery
free Telephone No lo2
Mail orceD viii have promp attention.
/. {. HATCH,
Ie5 MONRoE-sT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
FR1nAY ANn SArrRnAY.

Cash will buy. No credit.
Fine Celery only % cents a dozen.
Baltimore Standard Oyslers % cents
can.
Sand CLAIMS 4 dozen for % cents.
Finnin Haddiss 10 cents per pound.
Shell Oysters 10 cents a dozen.
Six pounds fine Lake Fish for % cents.
Elegant Sweet Cider IS cents gallon.
Look a. our large display of Oysters, Sea
and Lake Fish
At Kmery's Elsa Market, 20 Lyon-st.
Telephone 54l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

George Cook. Chss jennings snd Wm.
Holden. three vszrsHts found sleeping
TIE sheds a. ths Fair grounds we're np PEE
fore J1sfice WestiaIl YESTERDAY snI ne cass
-ts di7urnst -i 1eEf Monday Daniel
Bsfss. charged rith carving C17res ai
Weapons had bfs ass adjourned until TINS
morning
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

The trial of John Ksh0e. which was com
msnced Wedaesdsy. was finished yesterday
morning by the jury scquitting the respond
ent. VIM. Hoover. II q dicted for passing coun-
felt silver dollars. Was tried andlfound guilty
by the Jury altar being out only We minutes.
ne case Of Robert Bergett. indicted for
forging a pension certificate, WAS com
mencsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07


II TAfFR a. tte rS'Hear. ~ ~o-~rfIs
rer s. is>S. ei pnenr 'ris G.rre u s-er.
sFof So -rtrth srf faTs s-r AZ .alre
rIa p. ~ rans1rrf.rr Na~s fe tr- alh1e..
aged f4 years 80 morf - sri days N1fafr and
sister 7f Martin G. ne i1ser
Funeral rr,n Chr.sf.sa 7er'--ef Cha--n.
Ncrth pir s0n s.. saturday 1earrnhers. at pm
- rot suTs~ fr-rs sirk hssfarh. 10
rnsnt ienger T. e 1at 1@cssssrT. fsrfe-
Lite Liver Fiiis - rur- F0l Dose. oue
snlsi pi'i Smsi' f0-s >nsi 0iIi
Joan Hsurv pleaded with A1r-.a
Ard a. ~ psssion f~ a. 20 % os~
She said 'Fohn n r0u- wc~Is Tou waste
7ur feesh c-srsv ~snt a .ssIe
T,ur ,r-atn ~'Tsu-. ne 81 cav
Ts@ SoTUDoNT ~ stag sway
W Chs-ss Sm of uss 0-i.
r--rrs h.re nref e7srr --rs r-~
1rsfsrha -cEf r-s ~ .tss rasf sr
f,a- vsars rrf fs~a~s .ffs va~ p a
ffa ne r,rs rnci fas1 e. .hs ress
4av. ro sonsi - nr,wef sn5 ossiti-.
rrra 81 H-E sesfs-oe errress rrns.f-
"a ,ss1 n tae s.5a s~f var fr..r
See Carers Little Liver
ther
Nrsf rot 80 err rf7r1isa T,-h -oaaa,-
-sfhsrfie sr eurgso 70 Carers L..iis
Liver Pills a. entirety r1xa tt- -
every rssrect One ra v nr1v. ttefr
s1certarifT
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Capt. Joseph Nicholson has submitted bis
report to the Circuit Judge showing that
there ara nov In TIE Detroit House Of Cor
rec'ioD from ibis county tha following.
James Ham ton. Archie Wnitt'esv Adi.s
Dawd. John T.. sg van AMI John smith
A are committed as disordcriiss except
Addis Dord. rho vas convicted - a pros
nfgte
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Au Psrley Moss. Of Clinton-st.. caused
ths arrest of her husband. Joe Moss. yester-
day. Tbs male Moss threw hi, wife out Of
the house. and as she had no shces or
Stockings on. abe objected 70 that kind Of
trestnsst 20 she called the patrol wagon.
Moss will sns-sr 70 q disorderly charge 10
ms Police Court this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
1. &. HATCH,
Ie5 MONRoE-sT.
M. S. SMITH & CO.,

M. y. SMITH q CO,
JEWELERS., are now receiv-
ing, and will continue TO open
until Christmas, the large in
voices of DIAMONDS and
other GEMS, FOREIGN ART
w A r Z B CAB r A c
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc, Sc
leCted by their own buyers in
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection for this season
in all these articles, as we'll as
STERLING SILVERWARE.
WATCHES and JEWELLERY
is superior in all respects to
any COLLECTION ever shown in
Detroit. Visitors are invited to
inspect, and correspondence is
invited.
Articles sent on approval on
satisfactory reference.
DETRoIT, Nov. /. 1883.
l6S Woodward Avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

You viii find the largest an / best essort-
cd stock OF Fish and Game Of all kinds 10
season. Anchor brand Oysters and Fair
Haven Counts. wholesale and retail. III
Nonroe-st F. j. DETTENTHALER
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

A. ths meeting - tie Beard T-sfsr3s7,
Corn ~ is-ioners More srd L~itslf -srs 40
sect Frsnk y Wsv resignes sss ren
e-r ~ tns police forr-. solomon 2 Freud
srriied for n.scs 81 ne police force. snd
sad secu, S,o w1r-a Of sccounis wsrs
~asaaf4
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

In acknowledgement Of the prompt. busi-
nesslike and kind sttsntiO. aud assistance
gIvea US al our loss IN the tre of last Satur-
day morning. on South I0uia-st., and OF the
speedy ami satisfactory settlement OF the
same. we hereby desire publicly TO express
our thanks 10 the agent, Herman y. DOsker
and as 4 deserving Young raD earnestly 10
recommend him and his Office and compa-
nies to the general public. You can find
him a. the Northeast corner OF Cana aud
Lyon-sts. AURELIA {. Hall,
SAarEl b. Hall
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

- ths Superior Court yesterday Ju3-s
Prriisxsr1s Granted s-cr-- ~ divorces !
fha rsss rf Asrv Anna Fsrrsu a. frs~nh
r.rrsr frr -r1eItr snf , r,- srD~rr- Trr
-ourie rere rssrriai Fl raoais In 1872 sni
go -sss vas cor' ruercef Arrfst tsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
Monkey mufs at 81 at Barth's.


Compton Bros. 205 South Divisiop-st.
have Just received a new line of Parlor Fur
niture manufactured especially after pat
terms Of their own. 1he stock should be
examined by those in search Of Christmas
presentS
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

A-t,ciss - szsocis 0n ssr he VsIi~v Tiir
Musicians rnion rs~s SID yesterday > .,
~ Csrrfv Clerx Fts ne'e-t seemed .o
- 80 Improvement ef - nrTr e-rs ~ a.
~ vr-ai srt nstrrrrenfsi rnsic e-rcerrs
snd tas gerersi ~ei'srs 81 - aeuss=rr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

For Gents ard Ladies'. Fine warm, lined
shoes and slippers, the best quality of felt
goods for ola and young at lowest prices at
POPULAR SHOE HOUSE,
46 Cenal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Gail and see our siessat frames soo
molidings made 10 crisr sEy sixs al low
Isies kEosLEs a boRroN.
~ y ldalcOmo bul4Glng.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Compton Bros. 205 South Dvision-st..
have lust received new line of Paror Fur
niture. manufactured especially after pat
terms OF their own. The stock should be
examined by those in search Of Christmas
presents
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

& BIC Cur.
The Star Furniture Comuany. 100 South
Division-st wisnss TO anuounce that they
have made unprecedented cuts on TWO
suites oi parlOr furniture, the object being
10 make room for new goods. The original
price of one was 500 and the other SIS.
and the former has been reduced TO s7S.75
ana the latter 10 f6S 90. This is = rare
chance for purchasing handsome Christ
mas present al greatly reduced prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
be wool. AngoIa 80. At Bsrth'..
CHEAPER THAN EvER.

A fine and complete line OF ladies. and
misses shoes n al styles Of lasts IN Kid.
Dougols French Dongola or Tonka Kii at
strictly Wholesale prices during this month
Cnly at the IoFu1sR SHus HorsT
- Gauai-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

II You want wood by the carload or cord
buy it of the Central Coal Co. Telephone
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
ANoxe rHE HorkLs

Hea Hsarv Ezssoa ~4s "a t1e s,tS Yes-
tsrcss A. Asisol 9l4 os tsifa -ss--
nan i1e Lsz,slat1rs. s1d - = -2r -
las 1rxEless 1ssllssrs 81 t-4- eo1y oss---s
oas ~ Ia as5dsst soFL.a Ael- ,SEs.
n Natsou sas 5sru .a t1s.aa1. e-- e-@
a.s = C ola l14L lses before ta-g zaes =.
a. hs : a. sAoro4sag Ausre4a tz -
h.a s-sa saf1 E<rs. ~. haLson fssiSss 70
C,ssenss.ls. x4srs ae 14s : charming 19anS
anf pr1o41.y - LAO AeA sAA
taK-s asare e1n.oTs IA bs 4Aaf -14A
5o=s - llza18sr froE Asatezla- 4 lAr "a
Der u ne Lesirs star = : e4l-l4&-s ~
Enxres.lak 4ud E8soll1s Csfk ~ "a
asrc Hoase of hspFSssa t4liFe-, - tt&-
oaoss a 1oomiak III. W4ssoA iof epsazef
pfg ssz4-
If tasr- So mzn. soDan or chlie IN ne
Nint1 a.stsict = 40 4oss sss amos cbas. -
Csgndall of By Rapids. tnsy are 20 %
oiriec CraadaA = a offensive p@ftlsal
~ ne Republican srdsF. stil. o= led g. q
ne BIZ AAalds post0c1es iof over ta9 Yeas
arsr Pssss1snt Cleveland -zl4s sd sAfto.
Fer tls Republicans li4lds-l IS . kfsat
hust!sr snd ga rouBd lp mois sot1fs
ta.a s.v na4n of ais - Ia ID n@pids De-
siae. this. ns = credited ~itn beng iae
a. o<iest nan 10 Mecosta c0lnty cn accont
u d. sstak as hair CONS out 81 ss 10
ssx- Is csnts per EaouIc 9r e1fi ~ -
ur~s~at Nr. Crsadsll IS - ling sales. o-t 3 8
hat . furnsd 0o1LeM si4s up 49, some
tbinx good 3 sure - drop Ia q Nllst tcs
Al of neKt March.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Aoquetts Boay sDs Tapestry Brussels
10 nlsei cou pssl4loe.
2ozsss a AyEkT
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Resl bronze vases at 81 each at Barth's,
20 Monros-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

C4liioruls Blankets. l1ss the thing for
CnrsImss frsseEls. tcns eek ana yoG
vii by PAU cIExEEkE 4 cONs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Plush boxes with comb and brush at
Barths, 20 MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Three phys extra super ingram and part
cotton carpets at lowest possible price.
FOIGT, HERPOLsHEIAER ( Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Only -s -suts f,r = toffs 1f ss.7e. ion ou
80 ~ sua pcrui a. iniaenE
oIr Iaha s1nwr .crr a. Ssrn@rs Ts-r~
= not - ssleerassa a. Dr Bars Ceass
Strap
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
koct-Fesls. blsokirg csses slipper boxes
ana csspsl sweepets ~ reduction.
soIel AkKPCLsHEIktR & Co

TskE N04I,E ASD GcNxES IoUE4 EIr Ac-
CokDie0If.
That on DscemDsr lns undersigned Will
0Ben ~ No. l5 and =. South Division -.
the finest whoiessis aud retail meat mar.
kef u toe STATE, ABo esil Eeep constantly
on hand all Kinds of fresh snG SAT- meats
poultry. gsms snioked meats. Add pure
unsdu fts -4leI lard.
We sbsi. do our own slzueh tdfing and
packing and the public can &c assured thg,
should they favor us with Their orders
much care will De taken ia the selections
and al orders viii be delivered with
pr0mptness.
Ca. m Us once by our invitation, and
yoE vii ca. asain BY your own desire
Tax STLELL PACKIRs ASD PEovIsiOs Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
BUSINESS BRnVITIKs.

A com plcte line OF Decorative Goods and
rtist 81 Naterle.s az Harvey & HeYsiek's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

Fursl Bargains in Furs'
PAUL STEKETEE & Sons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

CHTrRrN s SCHOOL SHOES.
Solid. durable ani z9oi fitting a. cost price
FOR sAoTi time only a. The
IorCLAR SHoF HcUsE
t6 Canal-Ef
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

William Richmond will give his steroepti-
can lecture at W. Q. I. I. rooms, Friday
evening Admission, 10 ceDts.
Extra super and Cotton Chain tngrains,
very low. MoRGAN q AVERY.