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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-07
SPORTING AND ATHLETIC.
Paddy Ryan will settle in Oregon.

Paddy Ryan will settle in Oregon.
Detroit is to have great chicken show
from Feb. IL to Is
Row, the bicyclst, has lecn matched in
England against Howell fer 1900, to ride
one and ten miles.
Bob tiurphy, OF Lowell. and jim Sullivan,
Of Bos.oa are shortly to fight for the l20
pound championship OF New England.
The coming of TOR Wal, to America for
the express purpose Of meeting Jack Dernp-
sey will be q great event in sporting circles
Mr. Leonard w jerome is row on his way
horlc from England, whsre lie has spent the
best portion O. the win,er.
Pat killen is to go to San Francisco to box
McAuliirc, the man WHO knocked o,:t Paddy
Ryan. The match is set for March - apd
hillen is guaranteed $1,000.
John L. Sullivan has written for lis brother
Mike and Pctser Sheppard TO conc over and
second him in his tisht with Charley Mitchell,
which is to take place between March
and IL
Boston is to have running races in the
future Arrangements have been made TO
convert the old hali-rile track Mt the Point
OF Pines into three-quarters track. Races
will be given three days a weal; during the
summer.
The trottipg congress voted TO ctoiish the
use of the word ''dist.nced" end to substi.
tute therefor ruled out" Just why this
change vas made it would be hard 20 say.
The Irish Gentlemen's cricket team ti!at
will visit the United States this Summer will
probably play games at New YORK, Phi,atcl-
phia, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Or
tawa and Hamilton.
A conference of Australian cricactcrs have
resolved that international cricket has been
overdore. They will Withdraw patronage
from ANY Australian team visiting Eng
land for four years." and from larry English
team visiting the colonies for three years. p"
They favored six balls to an over.
Harry Phillips, 6ullivan's manager, has
arrived in Montreal. lie denies that he had
falling out with the great fighter. lie says
he left Sullivan III competent hands, and
that the Boston s,ugser is training hard for
the coming battle with Mitchell for 81 500.
Phillips expects to return to England in time
for the great contest
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-07
EUROPEAN JOTTlNGS.

War balloons cost $500, and Russia has
lately invested
A new thirty-eight ton gun burst at Wool.
wich when under trial
The four girders of the EifTel tower ere in
place, and the work is rising fast.
Forty thousand pounds have been granted
by the Irish board of works for ''reafforest-
ing part of the west of Ireland.
The anti-foreign craze in France grows.
The minister of agriculture has directed his
subordinates to employ none but Frenchmen.
Flechettes, new in or out door game, has
taken Paris by storm. 1t consists in throw
ing feathered darts, like javelins, at a target
The experiment is to be tried of connect
ing all the British Gghtships with the shore
by submarine cables A good suggestion for
this country.
London opera has indeed gone down. Her
MaJesty's theatre is 10 be transformed into
an Immense concert room, capable of hold
ing 1000 persons, and called Her Majesty's
Concert hall.
Recent returns give the population OF the
Russian empire as los, 7S7 ,235. European
Russia has 81, 725, lS5; the Vistula region.
,,95O,Soi Finland, 2,176,42 the Caucasus
',2si, 5i,; Siberia, 4,Sl3,6sO, and Central
! Asia. 5,S27 .09S.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-07
Sunday Base Ball Games.

The following section of the crimi-
nal statutes according to attorney
general Hogg, applies to base ball
parks when an admission fee is
charged:
"Any merchant, grocer, or dealer
in wares or merchandise or trader in
any business whatsoever. or proprie-
tor of any place of public amusement,
or agent or employee of any such per-
son, who shall sell or barter, or per-
NIT his place of business or place of
public amusement to be open for pur-
pose of traffic or public amusement
on Sunday, shall be fined not less
then twenty nor more than fifty dol
lors. The term place of public
amusement shall be construed to
mean circuses, theatres, variety thea
tres, and such other amusements as
are exhibited and for which an admis-
sion fee is charged; and shall include
dances at disorderly houses, low
dives, and places of like character,
with or without fees for admission
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-07
My Looking Glass.

Having fully made up my mind and
by practical test, demonstrated the
feasibility of the Cash System in the
Grocery Business, 1 shall continue on
the same line only and shall make
great efforts to meet the most rapid
competition. Hewing straight to the
line, letting the chips fall where they
may. And take this method of soli-
citing the patronage of the people of
Waco, who pay for these groceries,
assuring all that my goods shall be
the best, my prices the lowest, my
service unexcelled, my efforts to please
unbounded. A trial is anXiously de-
sired from all who sc this looking
glass, by
JNO. NJ. COOPER,
Waco Supply Store.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-07
Business Notice.

will continue the business conduc-
ted by my husband j. f. Sears, de-
ceased at the same location, and soli-
cit the patronage given him. Mr..
Cravens an expert pharmacist and
druggist who has been in my hus-
bands employment nearly two years
will continue at the head of the pre-
scription department.
CLARA SEARS. \
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-07

DO you want hay, corn, bran, wood,
chickens. eggs, butter, n COW and cali,
or have you anything to sell or barter,
see Geo. b. Lambdin. l do business
at present under my hat, and can be
faund on the street after nine o'clock
until four. GEO. b. LAMBDIN.
l will buy your cow and let you
keep her as long as you buy feed from
me, or will bring you COW, if you
have none.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-07
PERSONALS.

Mr.. George Hayden is at home
quite sick.
Mr.. Charlie Turner is upagaln after
n slight Hines.
Mrs. II. f. Grayson, is visiting
friends in the country.
Mr.. J. II. Shope is recovering from
his protracted illness.
Col. II. b. Parrot, has gone to Bos-
ton on business trip.
Mr.. John H. Baker and family have
returned from the country.
Judge Gerald returned this morn
ing from his trip to Galveston.
Mr.. Ed Hallam, leaves tonight for
Goshen, Va. He will return in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. w. b. Nevins is very ill at
home, and Mr.. Nevins is i'll at San
Antonio.
Mr.. lobe Lenden who has been Wis
iting friends in the city for several
days, returned to Dallas to-day.
The News regrets to hear of the
illness of Mrs. S. l.. Cargill, who is
suffering from an attack of fever.
Gen. Felix Robertson and Mr.. John
Il. Flint, who were delegates to the
Pictorial convention ut Groesbeck,
have returned.
Mr.. O. C.. Barrett is back again from
four months trip east and north, in
the interest Of Mr.. Ed Stephenson
mattress patent.
Mrs. Tom McGhee, an old Wacoite
but now of Coryell county,is in the city
visiting the family of Mr.. 7. II. Kill
lingsworth, and other relatives.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-07
Winter Fuel.

Twill sell, until August Goth, Nc
Alister coal, delivered anywhere in
the city at 81. Lay in your winters
supply and help to avoid coal fam
inc next winter. Terms cash.
If w. ID. LACY.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-07

A nice, cool dinni"g room, and all
apartmc hts kept in order at the Bruins.
wick.
One of the incest and quitest places
at which to drink is the Cotton Ex-
chang
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-20

I'm rehien @infel ron qaureIlfrdBs sinbunbert
0uB BET Got &c. 8 an 2aurtIifrabe; umfaIenb
Got Ro. an bffaettr eaurslfraBt, ipie rfpri-
Ltntirt unb aussptitnft anf her aarts pcn
9anb efbDrene etr Tel. & 8. 6. So. In bflas-
ten Borough Nrhbalb. Das eane IN rsrbfl.
Isrt NIT bBHfrnfm pebHbauIt earauf.
Mit 9tf6lag bflsat uub In Grtfution gtnpm.
men auf bic alaas Ron 1bomas 6faltp, iibfr-
idritbeu, eteen Daniel atfinlpu, Isnior. ae-
ininiIfratcr bfr pinttrIniItnlhaft hes ptrIf. 9a-
FOB @Ipubnsr. S6nlb $i39.63. 9uegmtnt
SO. f26, 9uni Z. 1888. MIias 81. ga. SO.
ISL, DIT. &. 1888. Scnss, Anipalt.
Gerner:
go. ff.-Aae bic Rsibtt, Giist unb SnitrtI.
fen bee gfltagten In unb auf al iens Get eanb,
,tfIeaeu tn esr Staet Scranton, 2ddapanna
County, psnniyfSania. 81 3bsil BON Yct gie.
1 im 8lpd RU. % auf eem plan btr belaaitn
Sidbt. 8slaatt Got III fiinfnnejpnnjis Gue
In front an gBtlf 2ddaipanna apfnut un6 tin
buntsrt itnb fiinfSis 9ub tisf sa elmer aaty.
8HbeiIert init tintm bSljfrnfn @fb6nee ecrne,
sptiii6dig unb bfnubt als Sdmiebe uub
@pbnune, nnb finsm ;ptiiodieen (mlt 9aIe-
ment) gDcbnbaue binteu an btr ALLEY.
Dit Sri6lae btltgt unb In ertfuiicn g.
npmmen auf bic alagt BON Glen Gltstlanb &C.
gen pbilip Bartrru. ShuIo $526.95 Ssos-
ment gio. 67i, Oft. z. 1888. 81. ga. 30.
f54, OH. &. 1889. Dean, anpalt.
sIa has stnannts Gisfntbum pirb MIR stsru
Saar Usrfauft. SD. q. SetpiS,
S9triTs Sffiss SuaniOn, pa., I S@trif.
5, Gebt, 1883.
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aus benz pberen xhaIe.

= 8aItsr genparSen, elm Q. & s.
3usfibrer, berIor am 6rsitas Wprsen
in @arbOnoaIe bas 2sben, inbem ibm
elm 9pbIen;uB beiSe 8eine abfubr, mas
ben Fob in furer 8eit sur SoIse bate.
Der SerunBIiidte ipobnte in Garbons
bale.
- Der 3ablmeiiter 3us Der grie
9abn rannte am 9onnerlta8 BEL BEN
Stdotden Gbompicn. unipeit bon Gar.
bcncaIe, bonn @eIsiie unb iparbe total
;ertriimmert. DreI Der gtnsefsatsn
tpuroen psrlebt.
-Sobn Bergen, bon @arbonSaIe, iieI
am DOnnerItas bel Rinsbab Sur9 cine
giientabnbriide unb trus iebr bsbents
li9e TerleBungen 6arpn.
= Gs bsiBt, bab bic glelu gOrt, On.
tario uno g8ehem Giienbabn iih bis
mad @arbonoaIe ausoebnen tpirb. Dies
ipirb fur bic alte Stabt bon archer
Nidtiafeit iein, oa Der Del. & S. So.
neue Widrtte erbifnet tperoen, mad ipeIs
den lie 100, 900 9onnen 8obIen idbrs
lid berienoen iuirb. 9lu9 in nnberer
9iniibt tpirb bic nsus 8abn bon srober
@idtisteit fein.
= @m. Ridar6lon ipurbe am Dons
neritas in Der ganeoaIt @rube burd
cine faasnbs aObIenmuKe ausenbIidIi6
set6btet.
= 9sim QarrentoupIiren erbieIt am
5reitas Der in @inton ipobnenSe Gtars
les gtod berart Ssrlebungen an Der Iins
fen Sano, bab mebrerS Sinaer amrus
tirt iperoen mubtsn.
= Die MooFe Ulountain QobIen
So. BAT ben altsu ,,gDinton SIope"
BON 3. y. Steilsr u. u. fduiIi6 cts
iporten.
= Das Sorber bon Der seiIup 9obs
len 60 bearbeitete QobIeniperf ,u g8ins
ton 1T bon %. g. 4erer BON Wiaud
9buut anBstauft iporben, Der ss nit eis
mem Rsw gOrtsr 9apitaIifsn betrsibt.
= Sn OIppbant fanSen Gnfanea
lebtsr @o&e an einem Gage msbrers
llnsIiidsfdlIe hatt. - @igiam Sones
ipurbe in eem Graiip SsIanb RCbIen,
bersipert bur4 einsn aobIenfaG se.
tbotet. .-Sobn SiIanb erbieIt in BEN
Goep erset 9obIeniperf f1nere gerIeb.
unsen am aopfe.-8si bem 8eriub,
auf einsn 1rabiip 8us su Iprinsen
tpureen benz @ilie Sanders idmmtlib,
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glbonnirt auf bas
vSSObembl0tt"
$500 per Sabr
gBeiteres aofales.

= SeItsn ereisnst ss Iid, 6ab in ei.
ner Mote iiber 70 biele llnfaGe su Bes
ri6ten 1T, tpie in Der nit bieIer Sums
mer enbenbe @ode. 8eIfdtieune bies
fer @sbuuptunB fnbet man in BEN SpaIs
ten bes beutiSen .,@o9snbIatts".
-Samss McDOnaIb, Elm SnIufIe
Der County Sail, itarb am DienItas
MOrsen an benz SduferipabnIi finn.
g. ". 8atres, qrdT6ent Der Sab.
ieite StraBenbabn. bat benz Mapor ans
ssssist, oab bic 9abnsefeai9aft bic
Gtaot psrftaeen tperbe, neil burd ben
8au zines euIberts an pittston abenue
bic Grbfnuns beS geriebrs unn5tbiesr
@eiie berIpdtst tpurbe.
= Bon GarbonbaIe pir6 berihtst,
bab cine bebeutenbe MegiHmemmuue
ber 8eIeiien an Der Grie 8nbn unipeii
bon garbcn6ale, am DieHltag Itattfanb
Au6 cine giisnbabnbrdde ipurbe tpes'
| eei9pemmt. Der 8erfebr an bsr Babr
ipurbe fur ben Gag SsItOdt.
nA- Sir picsg1ies empFebIt: elm
| eema6tes Sleiih, eetrpdnetes 8inb
fIsii4, bel @iomaper.
nay Ssrr MidaeI 3rdmer, bon SC
429 eebar sloenue, Bat bereits 6i
nsusIten Serblf Mo6sn. bon Siite
uuS aappen fur Dldnner unb anabe
unS aud sinsn rei6en 8orratb bc
6srrensaroerobes artiteIn erbaIten, b
, Ct iussen ihrsr 8iaistsit unb @ats en-
! pfebIeD fam,
4 S~9eFsIIt bas ,,@edsnbIalt"-'
\ entbaIt aae gladri@ten-nur s2,oo.
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! 6appen, Gadtiher, NbSsi1en, 90
Y ftednaoeln uno 8n6pfe, in Gnerps III
: Detail, in Srppn's Bee SiDs.
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gSai,me Gpuut tn.

= 9ifritts 9lnipaIt D. 8. 8cipIanb
unS Sri. Sattis @snuns, ipurSsn am
DonneritaS gla6mittas burd ben 9fr.
U. 6. 9au ebelid berbunSen.
: Die .. & s. &anaI So. berianbte
pdbrenp 6es NlOnats stusuit 2l5, ,440
Tonnen 8obIsn. 98dbren6 Der bers
san8enen Saiipn purben 1928, COL
Ionnen SobIsn periaubt. SIM @amsn
purben iudbreno Der SaiIon 2 1905, 1l2
Icmen 9obIen burd bic Gompanie an
eas SassIidt bsf6rosrt.
-SObn 9. GIemo iuar am bprIeb.
ten Dienitas in Traeesbiae nit benz
glussraben zines 8runnens beI6dftiet,
als Ibn cine fuIenoe SteinmaHe traI
unS au8snbIidIid t6btsts.
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Sraa PauI Sers, Wlutter bon 9lni'
bros 9er3, ltest aIs nod i9per franf

Srau 9auI Ser;, Wlutter bon 9(ms
bros 9er3, ltest aIs nod i9per franf
oarnieber.
Die 8ebobner bieieS Stabttbeiles,
iotpie aud bic bes iloIi6en Sp6e 9arf,
tparten NIT Sdmersen auf bic Bride
ilber ben 2afaipanna an @lm Strabe.
Die Bride ipir6 Elm en- bebeutenben Gins
fIub auf ben Ser febr stpiIdsn Sub
scranton uno Spos part baben.
Gin SObn bes Spbn @eUluIIen bon
Stone apenue, pt,rbe am .9ienifag
glbsnb an benz ,,9tib Dump" Der @iien
so. beSenfIi9 berIebt, ndbreno er an
ben Sarren ipisIte.
nA- 0trite in &amlen, Summern in
@else, iaure IaIe, bel @iomaper.
lleber bic 0uaIitdt bes eIeftriIden
Si4tes ipirb all allcn Selten seflaSt.
Serr 8arI s eier, bon ber Gin Gtr.,
Der ieit eilser 3eit am geet benfisber
lit, iDir6 in furaer 3eit iuisSer san;li6
berseiteat fein.
@iIbeIm 8eHer, Der an GsSar g.bez
nue. ipobnte, itarb am Nlittipo6 i'm Qls
ter bon 20 Sabrem an ber lus,ebruna.
Gr bintsrIdBt Sraa un6 elm 9ino.
Or. Senrp @nIter, reils am Wsons
tag mad Sbamofin ab, ais DeIeaat Der
9teatune Seuer GonpanieSu Der Staatss
eonpentlon Der SeuerIeute. Die gleps
tune ipirb beute (Dlittpoc5) an Der
Yaraoe bort tbeiInebmeu uni ibre neue
Dampfiprise mitnebmsn.
glS am Ilittipp6 @orsen bic 9Irbeis
ter Der Gifen & Stabl So. unterbaIb
Der Gebar 9lbenue 9riide. mo bic @oms
panic oas 5Iubbett dnbsrt, an Il r Cages
tpert 9eben ipoIlten, iparen bic .0ampfs
mat9ne uno Der Sebefrabne n bers
f6punoen uno ionIti9e 9erIt5rui ~ ans
eertdtet. Das SpdpaiIer bate in Der
9ia4t aaes ipesseriKen.
GS beiBt, baB 9ittston 9luenu,s nit
Der Gentralitaot bur1 cine 2abeA jabn
oerbunSsn tuerben fol-.
SRI. Sannub gteuIs, bon Gsbar 9It {.
nue., bic felt Idneerer 3eit am gteruen .
Es6er litt, 1T ipieber e6n;lid berse. .
felt.
Dr. @bas. Bed bat feline aIte aiebe
I'm Stib seIuiien uno 1T mad Der 9enn
Abenue umseiisoeIt. g8ir bebauern ibn
alS @intpobner Der ,,GIftsn" gu psrIies
rem.
glusuit 8raft, in ber ,,8otenbIatt'
Ohiee bei9aftist, Serqueti6te ii9 Ietts
gSo9e beim 9ruden ;ipei Singer Der
re9ten Sano berart, baB er fur mebrere
aSo4en arbeitSuntauSIi9 iein ipirb.
60 tpiro bebauptet, ba6 bic 8stpobs
uer Der 10. g8arb balo cine Shnimms
anitalt baben tperoen unb oaB bic bf,
fentIi4en Straben ais 8aeepIdbs bss
nubt tuerben follen. g9aHer eenus 1T
bort anesiammeIt.
I@- 5eisenipan's berGbmtes gastp.
art Saeer unb 8aIfantine's Grport
Bier 1T INNER gu baben beim 6dbhen
ooer Subeno Slai9en Bel WidaeI
Wliuer, 434 unb 436 Gsoar Apenue
Sss8lsi6en bic befsn 9utfden unS
Bferbe Su berleibsn. Aue 8eaeuuns
an9sn Bel Bot OSsr GeIepbOn piinttIid
ausBefiibrt.
S@- 8arI aolImeser, 1871 Stuffort
! 4psnue, nimmt 9eitelIunsen fir bic q,
y. SOltS3eitun8 (srbeiierbIatt) an.
peA- SIN S9ubaore Der @ebr. Slid
an esbaritr. finbetman bic befs@ @aare
n@- @bas. S6su6's StiefeI. uni
: S4ubgei9dft 1T nit ben beiten @aar
rem rei4lia berfeben un6 bic 9reiII
. limb 10 nieSris, tuie irsenbfpo in bei
StaSt. Q
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Summer 3S.
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ipurIos bsrI6nunben.
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er bon sinsm &arrsn an bic OberSsde
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INN SISsr;Sion g,ross @ s's Ss1 ~, s.s;.1s s;ass
non e;nsm @nu,s p ,,'S tr,o Nv Tt sasI ossnaS s.
I;6s Wsrissyrasn ] Sn'., arS ,'"S IVY ''"i''
''"'s'" VSVV"'
Der @alsenltrid Sames Dean,
ipuroe am Jrelta9 9ta9mlttag bon Glib.
Dram iu 10 Gage SsfanenibRaft unO
Solten oerurtbellt, neil er ieine Dlutter
9raulam mlBbanoslte. Sold Elm Subs
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@ou Der snSSeite.

p9- @ebet su &ramer, 429 Gebar
Ipe., fur llnterfIeiber, etc.
Ssrr Senrp Siebeder bsiinSet Fd in
9sp gOrf Staat auf benz 5iidfans.
Serr Souls aDpenaein. Der felt eini.
ger 8sit bur9 einsn gInfaa 2unsensnt.
aaneuns Isieet beFnbet ii9 auf Der
Seherrng.
SObnnp Reuls sIitt am 5reitas an
ber 2adaipanna @penue aus, unb brad
einen 9lrm. Ser 8ebauernspertbe III
nun ednsIi@ biIhos.
2srr SEQ. Saimpff madte bisIe
g9ode einen 9lblteber na6 Danpiqe,
iuOisIbif sr Sreunbe beiu6te.
Seinri9 aiebri6, in 4o. 322 MapIe
Strabe ipobnbaft, ipuroe am Samitaa
in Der Stablmiible burd Elm Stld
S@iene an bas 8sin eetroffen unb
i9per berIebt.
Sobn 2aesrer. 9lufIeber Der Glen
Co., ipurbe I'M 2aufe Oiefer Mpde bon
ieiner Srau nit einem seIunben MaSs
den bei@snft, iuorauf CT ni5t ipsnie
| itoIa 1T.
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Nbenue, bic bor einiser 3sit enItIitb ers
trunit mar, beiinNst ii6 auf Der 8eFsr.
ung.
Serr Sobn 2sntes Iuar Gnfanas Sies
fer Mode. in 8eeIeitung bes Srn. U
8aumann bel Der SpiammenIunft bei
8ereine CUR Babruns Der 9erI5nIider
. 6reibeit, tpeI6e in pbiIa6eIpbia Itatt
fanb. Die Serren funsirtsn ais Dele
eaten ces bieiisen 8ersins.
: Sim SamRas 9lbenb iisI elm Sob
l. bes an Slo WaIbinston apenue mob
nsnbsn 9biIip Sdnsibsr, bel Der cnls
n bon sinem Baums un6 erbieIt cine
,i I9limmen Sdnitt an 6er Stirne.
It Am 9ienfas fubren gum srIten MaI
is bic @asen auf Der Strabenbabn, abe
e nit gfer6etraft. Die Gompanie beat
y Iibtist Jest ununterbrp6en bic @aae
: fabren su Ioiien une ipirb 70 Iunee b
ri 9feroeIraft anBeipan6t, bis ale bic eIel
70 trii4s aPparatsa ansstpmmsn iinS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-20

gribatsimmer fir 9amen m:S 5awi'
<r, i'm aipeiten Stodnerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-20

Die feinRen @sine, Gbampasner
unb 2iqueuren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-20
Sunmere.

-9iebe bra6en am bOrIebten @cns
tag glbeno in bic @Obnuns bes Geo.
W. Simpion an 8lateIp StraBe, uno
entnabmsn berieIben biele @ertbsesens
itdnSe. glan bat feline Spur Der @au.
ber.
= Dom Sabre 1868 Bis 1885, unse'
fdbr % Sabre lit i'd an rbsumatiI6sn
S9me8en in Der Sdfte. SD ipurbe
boIIitdnbis Sebeilt 6ur9 ben Gebrau6
Ron ct. Safobs OeI.-S. 6. 9oSS,
sietpton, SIS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-20
gSeffern Oreifeb @eef.

SSefferm SreiTeb Beef.
anber ben jwei GarIabmsen ,uasridjtetts
6leii6, oas mir Montaa un6 DOnnerftaa CT.
baIten, empfangen mir tdaIi6 friI6 aeIflad.
tetes 6Ieifd pom eauoe, ftiide unS SaIf.Gier,
Butter, Safe nno aan6prooufte iberbaupt.
gRir baben ferner einsn 8orratb Der beIteH
Bologna Wurft. friids uno gelasene SduI.
tern. Rippen. ebuds, Runoitiide etc, lluiers
8OIosnarpurf iibertrifft ale onOers
Gale & Go,
IA t0t aadauanna abenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-20
ssedieI, VaNage, Seaer ) ee6ens @eri. Gei6dit

VIM. r.. K1ese1,
Gtabltrt 1850.
@t&itI au ALE srSsan Sts Gurupas IN bstbOn garSstn.
S&ffsfGetre 9ff5nuns paHngtrtn
@elb jabI Yrmtf ta beuh@- -Sarr Dot -9rens
9tnjttbu Grtdku
@stntnr sH penn MntaaI sbtns: :gnf6nunas 9dsai&at.
uf 56ulnH,
St i@erune 2dutn MSbdn unS Daarsn @ibr No
Rpmpngnin Nafen.
aHftr aenns anS sssaguns aasn aaf gts aHN
aus tn @ S9rrefa6 sn4astutr Sd9it euHt tnsl@.
ttispdffs prbsu In firphn 5rf bdrrsi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-20

auasrm su ietsr Easesssit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-20

sa- @ebet su 8ramer, 429 @ebar
| Npe., fiir nnterfIeiber, etc,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-20

THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baltimore, IA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-11-16
Corn-Cob Pipes.

New ideas in pipes Y
"Why, there arc scores Of them, said
n tobacconist to II reporter. "lnventors
are constantly turning their attention to
tho subject of nicotine absorbers. There
is pipe with cotton filter. and Pipe
with gauzc attachment to the bowl, all
contrivei TO absorb the deadly poison of
the tobacco Nothing, however, is half
so effective as the corn-cob bowl. II
absorbs oil the nicotine in tobacco, until
the pores of the pipe are full. Corn
cob pipes should not DO smoked more
than week. After they are saturated
with nicotine it is very injurious to
smoke them, because the sasoker then
gets the concentrated nicotine from the
bowl. They cost only five or ten cents
apiece and are very sweet when now.
II is the thing now days for men of
fashion to stroll about the streets in the
early morning smoking corn-cob pipes.
1t is English, you know.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-11-16

Colored Moires, all shades, ST. 25, ST. so,
ST. rs, So, So % and So so;
Black Moires, 81, ST. 10, ST. rs, ST. 40,
81 30, 81 so, 81 IS, So, 50 2b,
Fancy weaves of Black Moires, our own
importation, both eros Grains and Satin
Effects,
Fancy Broeade and Stripe Armure for
trimmings and combinations.
A complete line of evening shades in Sur
abs, Satin Surahs, Fables, eros Grains, Sat
ms and Fancy Effects.
An excellent assortment OF Black Nets in
plain Brussels and fancy Brussels, plain Rus
sia and fancy Russia and III other black nets
for dress wear also complete line OF Col
oied Nets and Gauzes at all prices
Celored and Black Beaded Nets of our own
importation.
ls-inch Plush, CSC, in all the new shades !;
a wondrous bargain;
All Of the new shades in Velvet, from 75c
TO So IS.