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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20
A Grand Pic mic.

On the 18th inst, Saturday Of next
week, there will be . grand gathering
at Dalziefs grove for the purpose of
putting in q day of amusement. All
sorts Of games, basket dinner, dancing,
songs etc. Arrangements are. made
to have democratic speakers from
abroad, one German speaker, and
all the democratic county candidates
will also be present. All who can
should turn out and enjoy q J oily day,
and hear sound, democratic doctrine
o it relates to the issues OF the day.
The speakers will commence at 2
o'clock in the afternoon, and the
festivities will continue all day.
''Carry the news to Mary!'
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

There was pleasant party Of youn,
folks at the home Of Myron Gillmor
Friday evening last.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20
AROUND ABOUT Us,

AROUND ABOUT Us.
Hlinwoo&
From the Advocate.
Our SCHOOL opened Monday with Sc
pupils.
John Wolfe returned from Kansas
City Sunday, where he went with q
car load Of stock.
Js d. Ronstadt has fig tree in his
yard which is now bearing that delici-
ous fruit. 1t has one dozen figs on it.
!, Willie Sickle, who Is now in Cali
fornia, Is enjoying good health and do
ing well financially. He will be back
about New Years. o.
The. Freerick Independent saws:
Ellinwood claims more good business
and dwelling houses than any town of
its size In the ARKANSAS Valley.
w. A. Strong was complimen ted
by q respectable ballot at the County
Convention last Saturday. It was
done BY the Ellinwood delegation.
He deserved it.
Robert, the little four year old son
Of Obed Seward, was kicked by a
horse on the left cheek Monday. A
very CHASTITY wound was inflicted.
The little fellow fell from the stable
loft, behind the horse.
Editor White. Ct the Geneseo Her.
aid has fallen heir to several thousand
dollars worth Of property. That il
good luck for an editor such times a.
these. II is better to be born lucky
than rich.
Hon. f. L. Hotchkiss is one of the
strongest men in the county for the DO.
sition to which he aspires and for
which he has been nominated. He
proposes to get there by big odds, for
the reason that he has solid democ-
racy to back han. and their confidence.
Pawuee Rock.
From the Leader.
The wheat market has been lively
this week, and scores of wagons have
been seen daily.
Farley Willis will be one ola party
which will leave in a few days, over
land, for Arkansas, to look at the
country.
Now that it is fashionable to dehorn
cattle, and experts have sprung up in
that line, how would it do to secure
one to dehorn the band?
In ten years from now Kansas will
have so much fruit that the market
will always be glutted. Even now in
Barber county peaches are selling at
fifty cents per bushel.
Fl. G. Gilbert, who sold his property
in Liberty township few months ago
and went to Washington Territory, is
back, content to live and die beneath
the sunny skies of Barton county.
Frank Radcliffe has accepted a po-
sition in the DEMOCRAT office in Great
Bend, and entered upon his duties
Monday morning. Frank is one of
our best boys, and we wish him sue
CESS
Is there a more contemplate crea.
ture than gum-back politician who
snarls and snaps and works secretly
against his party because they again
refused to boost him into Office? It re-
minds us of the frozen snake which
bit the hand that had warmed it back
to life.
Once more we are called upon to
chronicle the death of citizen. w.
II. Gordon gave up his life ON Tues
day at 10 o'clock, after an illness Of
two weeks with typhoid fever. He
was buried Wednesday afternoon, his
remains being followed to their las:
resting place by . large concourse Of
friends and relatives.
Hoisington.
From the Mascot.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

The county spelling school will
soon break loose upon the country
round about.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

Brother Chapman's mud machine
appears to run pretty we'll during his
absence.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

THE BARTON COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
WILL E. STOKE,
EditOr and Proprietor,
(Omce in Opera Block)
GREAT BEND, KANSAS
LOCAL. NEWS.
Hear Judge John Martina October
9Th, at Great Benz.
Democratic speaking IN district 80,
Union township Tonight.
/ Abe sains of last geek we're Just as
orderede wet and far reaching.
The city book store is flied with
bargains ia 2dB9 schoo! books.
Z. G.. Hicks, an old kansas news
papes man. was a caller Monday.
Che Hulme & Wilmer opera. buiid-
ing 10 now about ready for the third
story.
OUr candidates are out amongst you
treat them right and they will do
you good.
j. H. Harper's book store is full Of
2dseA school books and supplies Of all
kinds.
Brother Chapman's mud machine
appears to run pretty we'll during his
absence.
The county spelling school will
soon break loose upon the country
round about.
Everything promises this will be
proud year for the democracy Of this
great country.
Special sale on everything, at the
ga" grocery. All prices cut down to
suit the peoples purses.
Shaw & Co.'S drug store is being en-.
larged and otherwise improved in ap.
pearance and convenience.
A vote for Sam Maher viii be a vote
for the best county attorney Barton
county will have had for many day.
States. pencils, ink. crayon, pens,
tablets, erasors, sponges, and 2dg9r
sch Ools books, at Harper'sbook store.
The next governor Of Kansas will
address the people in this city on the
8th Of October. Come and hear him.
Ut the three county tickets in the
field only one viii do to tie to, all good
democrats will know which one that
is.
The McCormick-HammO coal
we'll is now down near 200 feet. and
force Of men are working On it night
and day.
Judge Ogle, on the 18th inst,
issued marriage license to August
f. Hauser and Carrie o. Barner, both
OF this county.
Big rains up in the north part Of
the county-up on Blood creek-last
week. Everything is in good shape
for fall seeding.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Shaughnessy, Of Hoisington, q
daughter The little one came ON
Sunday morning.
VIM. Tlghman, Of Dodge City,
an old froutiersman Of the early days
OF Great Bend, was at the Morrison
the last Of the week.
Mr. Penna, up the Walnut few
miles, sent In samples Of corn this week
which are as fine as any corn ever
grown in Barton county.
Tomorrow, Friday, night there Will
be democratic speaking at the Millard
school house-No. 59-by the demo-
cratic candidates. Everybody turn
out.
The first frost of the season came
Saturday morning, the 10th. Those
who were pearly enough could see it's
white winding sheet ON every house
top.
At the Boyle school house, No. 81,
in Albion township, on next Tuesday
evening, the 25th, the democratic
candidates for county offices will adj
dress the people. Come out and hear
them.
Democratic speaking next Wednes-
day night at district 66, in Fairyiew
township, and Thursday night, the
9th, at No. 40, in Clarence township.
Come out and hear good speakers on
q good subject.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20
LOCAL. NEWS.

Hear Judge John Martina October
9Th, at Great Benz.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

Democratic speaking in district 80,
Union township Tonight.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

Yhe sains of last seek we're Just as
orderede Wet and far reaching.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20
Get The Latest and Best

Il 10 n invaluable companion in every School,
and e eve1Z Firesids Specimen psse: md
&eblj<hea ~ 6. q c. 0nRIA0 q CO..
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

j. II. Rarper's book store is full of
2ds@ school books and supplies Of all
kinds.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

ghe city book store is flied with
bargains ia 2dB9 school books.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

e. C. Hicks. an old Kansas news
papes man, was q caller Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
DiER'S DIRE DEEDS
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tie So4.a Eas. ~aleh ssrs ss4zg zlsc yss-
lsfi4s. ssrfacls3 lhs s-tsauo9 q = isA2
ssA3 hkzAlB reporter. a2a he fsse -As
a4lls Iosson 2 Dyer . t1s hsaa ot s@eA
..sesaasu Iasls ssfs sils Ia tAs ea1A-s.
..g1s Lens a-e al pisosd oa buildings srsei-
81 ~ goseDa r DYER - l4scfsrs s4s aAss
bssn snglsysd ~ I'm. aaa "ao e-A get
tas.r ..<s. "a ns otasr ~sy,' FsuAsrEsd
IA sttSrasy .ho -as delivering t.s sonda
- ss nlsd.
ssus 1fts.a OF tssntf mso IN ne south
EaI ssfe fJ4Q1 go 1svs @orsed ior oyer
ouriak tas suzmsr. sad a. sf them. via
saarosIy ons sxcsgLisa. aAs sssa com
peilsd - place a Lea Oh ne 1s4ses "a Vfo z
- keG Their psy. AmOog lAsss wao aatV
oeea CO a Dslled - 90 his zrs v. :. : coA -
a. CooG l. Cook, thzs. HOUSE, Q. = Hal,
L0ui. Outaous- A. b. JOnason. Fred ks-
D0uxh. Corasilas kklons, " a f-fso :
Aa1 nasy others.
These aasa said shey believed every man
aho nad N0r4ed On Dyefs o1ulnss ltl
Deco CON PEELED 20 torres tie p-s iAs-t ~ -
sszes n &c got them. 4. q. took ss-d ~
ha4 seen tour Or ave- As1 a. one tlnle isyn-
ne sla 8l0yalsaE bureaus, - asre they l4l
pa.a - tor a loo snd haJ been seat 70 Dyer.
he would engage svery man Who came g.
hlaa and keep am as long as ~ ~ol4i
ssas. whether hs lz4 ~0rk Tor hlh or hol
IAs smp. oymsuf oaseAus we're next sis-
tied sAs Grand Union snd Sweet &
smith ) snd both said they di1 not know
Joseph T.. DYER. sni had never done any
ousfae.. uith alm. They sald AIS name
NAs not ca -hsig books
Later several rea were found who had
been ssiudlsd by Dyer, and Who ssld that
they we're ssnG 10 aim oy the Sweet &
smith Emol0ymsnt Bureau. bat none
e9llu be found Who had been sent By tLe
Dt4ud Ulion. one Ot MS victims states
lat he nas seen Dyer refuse 10 pay men
tnelr 9aZss, whcn al tbs same time ne has
been ridiag around with q hired rig snd
hls a'en An1 their families were suffering
Tor TIE necessariss OF life.
Overs mode Oi operation IS something 81
follows he buys lot, paying part down.
He purchases material Tor a building, the
parties furnishing the same, taking s. sllen
On the building and then lie hires all the
uen az can get 10 work, aud hurrles the
building along, promising 10 pay them
ia two weeks. BY the end OF the
lwo weeks hs puts mortgage on the house
and lot tor as large a sum IS be can get, puts
the money in bis pocket and lets the poor
carpenters and masons get their pay as best
they can. Dyer nas associated with him q
n 40 by the name Of Ort. whom, 1t Is said,
furnishes ths brains. while Dyer furnishes
the cheek for their schemes.
There are AZ least twenty liens on two
buildings. the lAst ones built oy Dyer On
Turaer CAROLS addition. just south ol
Hsll-st on south Division. Some OF ,he
buildings nave so many claims sgains
them Tor work and material that the build
iags will noE sell TOR enough to pay them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

The holidays Of $3.50 are nearly 4 thing
Of the past. aud Il is safe 10 say that even
ia Grand Rapids many ladies are % be
found that have not selected their Winter
head gearing. Before IL Is too late do not
fail % call Al SchuitLe's millinery empoci-
un. Ottaw2-st. corner Fountain, as al that
place 81 ali seasons Is TO be found full
and complete line Of millinery. etc. OF the
very latest novelties. In vacn case patron
is guaranteed the best Of Satisfaction.
Those that intend using costumes for ball
mssques. etc. can secure what Is desired at
SchulIze's millinery. as the proprietor is
prepared TO furnish almost any c0stum c
desired. A great MANY new patterns have
been added and the entire line of suits
false faces. etc, is one Of the finest Ia
Western Michigan. specially is made OF
furnishing out of town masques with suits
an experienced attendant always accom-
panying each lot.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Tuesday is dsY SET a=l1e for rsieteieE.
IL Is t1s 1Fsg s2y - Iks ses year. Toe 81
Pfsss.ss. as so~s h0eaay - gees AZ me
~esk . f24llAx q tke Lps of almost
every os= 4ac ne saHe Lsraa slay SS Ap
pied - tas ns- yszr t-al vii soS8 - Via
~. As lhs 1rst dsy Is cs4Msnos1. a. III
lle year Ed. Tuesday = lie tlLao % u1aks
pledges and 70 open = nes book. OLE ~itk
olsbt. clean p4xes. Ne. With the rssI
All opsn . Rss sOok. IN Il afs pledges that
oar stoek vii always contain nolhisg but
tas best money caa ouy. each and every
boot and shos sA8wn vii be VI the very
latest styles aud wi Dc seld a. the lesesG
possible figures. We pledge ourselves -
give yea The cest OF satisfaction and al
t8zl can De asked - that we enjoy yeuF
confidence il the future ss in ne past
50 5 sure 20 bnng fortune 20 scmeoae.
Nay It bring good uck. a2gpiarss and
good aes3.h 70 yO1. ore sa1 SIT.
TULIP 4 ScOrI
Bsots aRd shoes.
81 AonTos-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
GETTING READY.
The Programme and Committees for the
Coming Year.

Iue uhe 10 n1ttto~e Aof INC
Coming Year.
About twenty Of the veterans OF the old
Twenty first Regime met at the home Of
Capt. c. L. Belknap Friday evening and
made out the following programme for the
coming reunion. January 10.
Business meeting At 2.So p. m.
Address Dv Gen. VIM. Is. &cCreerv-Sub-
ject Capture, life in, and escape from Rebel
Prisons"
Banquet at Bridge Street House at p.
N.
Toast Aaster-Gsn. McCreery; President
OF The Association; Chsplin-Rev. 5. W,
Ear.
Responses to tossts will be limited to FIVE
minutes each.
The Twenty-frst Regiment" Lieut.
Van Loo. Of Iceland.
The Array uls.'-Capt G. w. Wood
ward. of shelby.
The Michigan Soldier in the War
MAJ. A. 3. Morse. Of Ionis.
"Our First Battle. ."-S, w. Lyon, of thi,
city.
The Flags Of the Twenty first Regi-
ment"-Capt. O. Z. Belknsp, of this city.
The Mule Driver. Albert Jsc kson. Of
Lowell.
The Private soldier."-Hon. A. B.
Cheney, OF Sparta.
oar Fallen Comrades"
"Woman's Work in ths Wsr."-Hon. G.
y. Bates. of Moline.
The Michigan Stats Troops."-Col.
Chas. Brown, Of Flint
The following Committees were ap-
pointed:
PriBting-Eber Rice.
Hotel snd Halls-C. E. Bslknsp and
Ebsr Res.
Musie-L J. Bradford aud Wan. L.
Bailey.
Fiaance-Cspt c. W. Eaton, L. X. Bishop
sad James Rice
Decorations - Albert Russell, James
Lzmpnsn. z. v. Cheney. Wm. II. Sonss, B.
". Fuller. Oscar Hall, Robt, Carlton. 3.
W. Lyon. Root Biumrich, David Jorden.
Pete Stekstee. Geo. Palmer. w. S. Bailey
a1d Chauncy Carpenter
Reception Com mmittee-Every member Of
| the regiment living ia the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Father Time. aged and worn from a long
and tedious visit. will soon leave Us never
more 20 return. During the year that ne
mas been with US many changes for the
better have occurred in Grand Rapids. We
have prospered a. have those that surround
us. Good health is in every family and
fortune smiles on us all May the little
baby-15s9-start in as 1883 Left US, and as
day by day is added TO the age NAV the
same smiling prosperity be with us all, as
was experienced in 1883. is our earnest and
wish To our friends and patrons we VIII
state that as in the past we will always
keep on hand a full and complete line of
furniture of all kinds and that we will sell
at the most reasonable prices. We respect
fully ask of all in need Of furniture TO give
Us = call STAR FURSITU RE Co.,
100 South DiVisiOn-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

The Mutsal Home and Saving, Associs-
espisal OF s.. 200 90 10 shares Of 500 al IN
ton. sew oaildinx and iosa society. with .
one series. Is Being Organised. Members
nay ioin AZ anv time Without bscx pay
ulsnts snd stock when paid up may De isfs
ia "a. society and draw serni-snl1Al casn
dividends Some Of ths gentlemen inter
sstsd srs r. r. Focte, NJ Shanshan. +. w.
Klri6disrst. g. W Watkins. John Rsvson
Geo. n. DAVIS. T. N Turner. q. r. Sigh, F.
G. Allen The election 0f officers occurs
Monday evening a. room -. HiddicSnas
Rulifiuz
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

The fact that Father Time has mos
rapid stride is never brought more forcibly
10 lnind than on the eve or new year
1889 Young. bright and happy, viii soon b,
ushered ia. A. the lime is first bow i.
made the go0d wishes Of all IL IN order
Although little premature. +. J. Detten-
thaer. III Monroe-st. in giving his New
Tears greeting echoes the sentimeRt 81 al
loyal Americans. To his ffisnds and pa.
irons may good cneer be with you all is bis
sincere wish.
Mr Det,enthaler will ever be 70 the front
with fine arrays Of choice and delicious
goods. The latest the market affords viii
always be found al his place OF business
and IL the future. "a in the past, his every
effort viii be 10 please patron.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Crscurr-Edrsrd 2. Walker vs.. James
Fsrusworth. % a.. chsncevT, hearing on
plssdinss and proof.
su7xRies-Tsnth-st opening case %
trial Arguments IN progress
PorrcE-Jossna Naurito. drunk. paid
sj35. Alex Norssav. drunk. com ritted
tweiy- DAYS Pan So1faslI larceny COM
rairtsf tbirfY DAYS. Matte sehuiiz. larceny.
adiaaruea 90 Jan. & Sd =. N. Hen =
r,eeoet sad John Bcs sssAult and battery
adjourned a. Tee 81 i1 = m. Msrgaref
Lsderfr. disorser'y. adjourned 70 Dec a.
~ m.
Court hss adjourned mil Wednesday
Jan. @ Eaica wii BE- motion day Instead oi
Aan1sT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

II = hands0Ds stock 0f Jsselry 10 de
sired 10 be seen. Zslnsn a Carsten. ksnree
81. will give y0u PIE 0FSofiunities o
satisfying your wish, as this nrfa Hot only
shows al elegant line OF goods. but 81.
that 10 con piets IN every respecI opeeiAl
ties are made Of Diamonds Watches
Jewelry sns -iiverwsre the assortment u
each being large. Lsiflyn 4 Carsten have
enjoyed a. unusually large business this
year. due Ia = great extent 10 the elegsn'
iins of goOds they handle aud the reason
s5ie prices asked. snd 70 sny one deslrins
an article which Is kaadied by them, ths
best Oi salts action IS gusrkn ICED.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

A clefgyEns8 at.ez Years ~ su1efszk
fren th4E ios-ase1as zs1.zse. e4t4fro. al
szinly tfylzS sfsrf klo~1 Eenae4s. - -sst
Ee1nc recipe @hiee con p.s-sis fsrea s11
s3ssd I'm rreD 8eata. Any s41erSr ssa4-
inx 4 selEa1crssssd s4ar1 pee savslcps -
Pref J. A Lzsf~Ec~ IS warren 81. \ go
YORK oss. VII Escs.ss Ghs seelpe nee u
cn4Izs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

The Dsionzs- "a S.sotsr case has been
settled a TAR .s 80 courts are co1csrnsd.
Yesterday the dsfsn5sat pouu van Shooter
led he fair plaintiff - 90 altar i1 he
handsome new Office Of Justice Walsh.
rbsrn they wsrs made Mr.. and Ars. Dogw
Van Shooter ia very Snort space 5i tine
The ages Of the couple are le tad "a years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

"Sunshine and Shadows" temperance
drama to be given by the Royal Templars
Aonoay evening. December 81, at their
hail. "A Waterloo St, should be largely at
tended, as the actors are all amateurs. The
celebrated banjo. guitar and mandolin or
chestra. OF this city. will furnish the music.
Little Josie and Artie Riltinger-who viii
be yearsold on that night. will sing ore
of their pretty songs. Those who have
never heard these children sing should not
fail to do so. as this alone is worth the
price OF admission.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

frll4y nizst - Sesse-r co2ts n 3
sbo4i tkrse IEo1ss21 sgs1s-s q -
5. iss aass an,i ezra was -1Fas- e. Il Exs4
a. 90 ~ r. 4 \ haI.r3e1 Ine sv4tor
an1 eoassots xers 0sosd - tas ~
e. Aiials Co. % rsls c.tE. =11 ~srs Par-
a i1s- a. k1s Sass Ia ~ -. l4ss
cszAes - gwen a. preset
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

George d. Herrick Il Co.. l3 Fountsin-st..
received Friday a handsome Bradbury
Piano. The case. which is made of curled
walnut, is indeed beautiful and worthy OF
an inspection from all music loving people.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

A dispatch vas -s0sived sf Police Head
arsr-srs sst evening from the Superiusen-
dent ~ Prlice io Rochester n. ~ asking
tbaf Nm o Nsil. young man whe
wssst T1fk in .urniture factory hers b.
notified ,hsr h's isther. wnc is member Of
tte Focnsster police force. haa been ssot
49, to c..ue sorie AZ onCe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
bsotS an a shoes.
s7 AonFoe-st

II you would VIE success In life. be
puuctuAi. honest sld economical Ia your
tally habits aud careful Of your health.
and smoke Grand Republic Cgarros ana
8udos. A0Ezls IL. IKEgscH & BEo..
sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

A mseting Of tie Republican, Club viii be
held tomorrow evening At Fred Clark =
or 7,e 81 Csn4i-ss- Al members sheG.a be
present.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Do not fell 10 90 10 the ". Steele Packing
( Provision Company. south DlvlSiCn 81,
when you wish choice cuts VI meat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Il your house numbered
Is the number where people can see II
from the street?
If you have your storm house up does It
hide the number
These may be impertinent questions, but
it is great annoyance to mail carriers. de-
livery men and in fact anyone who is look
ing for place by number" and can not
ind any in sight; and quite often they
have TO ring up st the wrong house before
they find the righ. one. To AVOID all this
trouble come in and buy some nice Nickel
Numbers. which can be put mp oy any one.
You can get them for Is and 20 cents each.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Remember always that labor is one OF th q
conditions OF our existence. and when you
want little relaxation smoke Grand Re
public Cigsrros and Buffos.
AoREIs II. TRKrsCH & BIO,
sole AGENTS
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

The bank olsarings for the week are.
st5I55e7. si3ASIss %. $50 e3f67. s123..
867.26 Sl01.0is53. reIAl. sos. SO 63. last
year. s5-S u657s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

If you want wood by the carload or cord
buy it OF the Central Coal Go. Telephone
k3l
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Organs from $50 up at the Temple of
Music" Ii and l0 South Division-st
] ; EVANS .H Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

For fresh fish Of all kinds go to Detten
thaler's III MonIoe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Order your Jackson Hill coal of the Cen
tral Coal Company. Telephone. S34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Moquette. Body and Tapestry Brussels,
TO meet competition.
MORGAN & AVERY,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Do not fail to GO to the w. Steele Packing
& Provision Company, SOut- Dlvision-st.,
when you wish choice cuts Of meat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

The finest 20 cents per pound confecton-
cry in the city at RaDsoys, 81 Canal-st-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

Do not fail 10 90 to toe W. Steele Packing
4 Provision Company. South Division St,
when you wish choice cuts Of meat
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

For fine game go to Dettenthaler's, III
Nonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

For fine game 20 to Dettenthaler's, III
MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
To THr1R FRIrSDs AND PATRONS.

For fresh fish of all kinds 60 to Detten
haler's III MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

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easins ere eoul3 oiae aGs / would get ~
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

No View Years dinner IS complete with
out Ellis 8 Co.s oysters. For safe At Elliott
& Co.'S, i0l Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
RARE BARaAINs.

Z. J. Hervey. the jeweler, S Cansl-st., is
Offering rare bargains Ia diamonds, watches,
jewelry and silyerware. This IS the last
opportunity 10 purchase New Years gift.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30
PLASTICOING!

With the Antikalsomine Co.'S Plastico,
we guarantee 10 our customers that we will
produce better effects as we'll as more dur
able work than any other wall decorating
process will make for same amount of ex-
pense whether competing with fresco in
water or Gil, or whether with finest wall
papers, lincrusta walton, or pspier machiere
or whether with common papers. We do
this work either in solid water tints or
vanished, producing leather like effects.
We also make Handmade Wallpaper on
the same principle for walls too badly
broken or patched. Call and see our de-
signs and get figures. Corner of Ottawa
and Pearl-sts., opp. Morgan & Avery's.
D. 6. HENRY & CO.,
Portrait. Fresoo and Scenic Artists,
and General Contractors.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.