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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-26
Ths MsssIsslppl Horrors.

Aho AssSsneIppt n0fTOrs.
IL has been q long time since we have
Iai the narrowing tale Of the burning Of
n Mississippi river steamboat; aud now
we bave two together. The river boat
ssems born to be burned as surely as the
sparks fly. The packing of cotton close to
the fires Of the boat puts IL constantly
IN peril; and at this season, when
this boats have all the cotton cargo they
can carry the passenger who boards them
takes his life In his hand. Doubtless
there Is great vigilance used in watching
Agairst fire /; and to this only can the
comparative infrequency Of disaster Of
late be attributed.
The passengers on these boats that have
just been burned, had every chance that
passengers on cotton ladened Mississippi
b0sts can have, to escape destruction /;
and that Is shown to be hardly any chance
at all. The fires were discovered
Immediately, and the boats were
promptly headed for the shore, which
they reached but those In the rear of the
boat were cut off from the shore by the
flames and we're compelled to throw them.
selves into the water. There was.the
same situation in both cases and
1t Is the situation that always
attends such disasters. 1t would seem
possible TO provide against it by car.
rying life saying RATS. Legislation is
evidently needed to protect the life of the
Mississippi traveller. One would think
that no sensible person would board the
boats under present conditions and with
the knowledge that a fire is at any
moment liable to occur, and that il it
does the boat will be consumed in a
moment and with almost certain loss OF.
life.
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WlNAMAKRRrS


structed walks /; the great stair
ways and good elevators told
well for US in easing the move.
ments Of the holiday trade.
There was no such sight in
America as that to be seen
here from the balconies when
the grand march Of the people
was going along.
We never before did so
much business. Ask any ques-
tion you like as to quantity
dollars, number OF clerks, mum.
Der Of customers-and the an
swer is the same we never be.
fore did so much business. The
holiday trade this year eclipses
all others that we ever knew OF.
We believe we never served
the people so well, and we are
sure there were never so few
complaints.
With 4,626 people employed
in the retail business alone, and
numbers of them new to the
business and taken on only for
the busy time; with everybody
hurrying-customers and clerks
oftentimes excited; with over
ninety thousand transactions on
several single days, certainly
some mistakes must creep In,
but we never had so few.
Do you realize this state
ment? 1t means with delivery
labels) the handling Of over
half a million documents of
record In a single day. 1t re-
quires twelve persons to make
and complete the record of a
cash sale, and seven persons
and a horse to deliver a pack
age.
The fact is the store and its
system is growing better every
day. You can see it and feel
it in the air, and you are saying
SO yourselves.
We are taking great pleasure
in the business and are proud
that Philadelphia has now the
best retail stores in the United
States, and that ours is one of
them.
We wake up again this morn
ing to put all the wheels in mo-
ton, and show stock of goods
so full and complete that really
you cannot see where anything
has been taken out in these
unparalleled days OF business
now behind us.
Some OF our department
heads are already anxious to
tell the news" This column
will go on with its daily story,
and in the quieter post-holiday
times will have many an item
worth your reading.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
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AN epidemic Of diphtheris In Maine hes
been traced to strange but natural cause,
the careless slaughter Of great numbers of
hedge hogs and crows. Fifty men went
hunting for these things In November and
It had been sgreed that the Tarty getting
the smallest number OF birds and hogs
should pay for supper. The whole num-
ber bsegcd were counted 10 the town hall
and then locked In vacant room and for.
gotten. A couple OF dancing parties held
in the same building were dlstin gulshed by
the sickness Of mary OF the dancers, and
the investigation that followed was noipy
In its wsy,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-26

WHEN ut the Pilgrims dinner last week
Ex-Governor HosdiY talked OF San Fran.
cisco as only 400 miles west o,
the geographical centre Of the United
States, he stated fact not half 30
wo'shty as 1t appears to ba. With the
Aleutian Islands struggling hallway to
China, the centre referred TO divides a
territory OF frying pan proportions, and a
sounding phrase OF the kind might be
Cotton up with reference 10 Denmark or
Portugal or any other two cent nation.
Whore, by the way, is the geographical
centre Of the British Il npire, with India,
Austraiis, Uape Colony, Canada and EGYPT
or OF France and Germany, with the
various colonlesY Hoadly's story OF stage
driver In q good variation Of an old point
"Msy l ask where ye may bs from,
Stranger" said the driver,
"From Now York."
"Why, that's amasinu I'm au Eastern
man myself i wEs born an raised In
Kansas"
An Australian student In Philadel phil
used to take delight in representing him
self as an Eastern man that he might en-.
courage friends from the prairie states to
talk. Then he would begin about "when i
was out west In London" He had reached 4
America by way Of England. There are
some crooked notions on this spinning
globe OF ours.
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FOk SALN OK RkNT.

EoR SALE VERY CHEAP.
~ ls7 Acres OF fine Farming and 9ra ring
Lands, Is of which Is in Timber. Most beau.
uiuly situated In forquhar county. vir-
sinia one-h iif mile from Louden county,
on the Mi1dleburgh 4 Plains turn Of se, on .
mile south OF middleburgh, seven miles from
railroad. Garden spot OF Virginia. Ever
running springs in every 6eld; l2J bearing Y
Fruit Trees one stone House, rooms corr,
mousse. lee honss stone barn. 40 feet 20 uare,
Win STABLE under Zine ked chocolate SOIL
verything In htst- class order. address,
JOS. ksDFEkN 4 SON,
decl9lwd
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DURING the late campaign when the
operation OF the highly protected baggiug
t-ust were exciting interest there was a
very pleasant bit OF news about the dis.
covery and successful application OF pro-
cess of making baggiDg out OF pine nee-
dies. Ii IL now reported on excellent au.
thorty that . trust IL being organised for
the control OF the manufacture of this kind
OF bagging. The cotton seed oil trust IL
said 10 be at the bottom OF the scheme SO
these "piivste stisirs" are multiplying
under the prospect Of Republican favor o.
weeds IN poor ground.
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Sweet CIDER, lSc gallon.
kUTS-Ensltsh Nnlnuts, l0c l2kn, l5o and
lsc per pound Large. New Filberts, lhc per
pound, two pounds. 2bc POLISHED New Pecan
Nuts, lsc per pound. two pounds, $50 Large.
New Cream Nuts. l0c per pound, three pounds !
for 23c tapershell Almonds, $50 and S5c Der
pound TaIagona Almonds, lsc per pound ;
Mixed Nuts, New. l5c, Two pounds, $50 ; Pea.
nuts, DC per quart.
CArDlEs-four pounds for CSC. three pounds
per pound. We have purchasad over nfty bar.
rels OF Candy and can sell closs.
DATES-ftn6 new Persian Dates, 50 DNr
pound, four pounds tor CSC.
flGS-LarEe Layer Figs, lekc Largest, 1hc
per pound hese two grades OF SfRs We
boughtin the original im portation rases, ana
conseQ uenily can save You from 70 80 per
pound less In box lots OF ten pounds zach, Also.
Good LAYER Fig ut l0c per pound, and very
ane ftgs. three p unds for 80,
GkAPEs-lOc per pound. or three pounds
for ESQ. oranges, l0c, l6c, zoe, 3ic and YOc up
70 SOC per dozen hree barrels sugar. led
Popcorn, DC per quart.
HA!sINs-Dehesa Clusters. Imperial Cabi.
Loose Muscatels. his Is the finest line Of
eating ra'sins In the city. Take y look u our
windows.
Finest Domestic and Imported Dried Fruits.
Mincemeat, 30. lOc and lee per pound. Fancy
Cakes, Graham and Oatmeal Waters, BaltOd
seAfoam anu Water Thin Crackep.
CIanberries, &c, lOc. l2c. l5c ana Extra Layge
&c. oOc, 6Sc SIC and sl.'o per bottle. Thurber'c
best Maple syrup. In pint Decorated Cans,
lsc per can, Edam Cheese, Apchovy Paste.
smoked ssrdines in OIL, Boneiees ssrdines and
thousand new things TO tempt you. CAL ana
see.
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sleep 10 abs nlutely necessary TO healtN, and
nothing SO enectually robs one OF sIesp ns
does crying baby. Use Dr. Bull's Baby
syrup TO ease ats pain ana the baby will he
bottle.
LaIador always cures fever and asue. dumb
ague, etc. ana coats only % cents u package
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ENOR SALE - THE MAGNIFICENT
" Farm known As "El Dorado" situated on
9TH Street Pike. miles from washingtOn and
"a OF mile from Forest G!ep, a II. station.
- acres. 80 In wood land. balance in grass;
All well fenced; water In every n cid in high
deed cattle for the last four years; all been re-.
Gently lined; has la room house; hot ana cold
one t-room tenant house; one stable IS 40. ear
llase house, grain barn with stable under; l2o
ieet 3story sheds, one etwo-compart msnt corn
barn, holds BOO bushels corn; one story man
house, wood shed, two ice houses, ice popd
close by, puts up one hundred tons Ice ivory
year. House and stables have Running water
fine Orchard: ALI kinds OF farming utensiIs
Improvements all recently made
Address, JAS KEDFERN 4 SON
Olsiwd D'S'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

The annual meeting Of the board Of irus
tees was held at the treasurcr's office, No.
30 Union street, March s, 1888, also
an election for three trustees whose
term had expired. Mcssr. Thomas u.
Turley, James II. McDaMtt and Stephen
O. Tool wcro rc-elected for the term OF six
years. The board is composed OF nine
trustees who servo for six years, and cleo
tons me held bionnially, on the iirst Mon
day In March, nj which three trustees are
elected. The following gentlemen now
compose the board; Joseph Lcnow, Tom
Gale. Vim. II. Moore, VIM. +, Taylor, A.
&. Trcadwcll j. W. Nocgcli, s. G. Toof,
T. II. Tnrlcy and J. II. McDavitt.
An election was also held for officers 10
servo for the term Of two years when The
following gentlemen were elected;
JosErn LESow, President,
THos. H. TuRLEy, Vicc-Prcst.,
FERD TREr. Treasurer,
H. C. WOODWARD, supcrint'ndt,
MIDDY pACE, Asst. Supi.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


MrnpIIIs Steam Laundry. 224 Second st.
BnISKLry LusBER Co., 1874 Jefferson st.
ID. II. BALDWIN A Co., dealers In pianos
and organs No. 257t Main street. 49,.
w. r. DRYDEN, carpenter and builder,
No. 40l Second street. Telephone, 457.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 90 and
~ Bcalc street. Tel. 365 for wagon TO call
PunE and white as the flower whose
name Il bears are the biscuits raised by
Illy Baking Powder. ttt|
DEAN 4 Lilly CoPFEE AND SPICE Co.
CLASSES in decorative art. painting in oil
and water colos, wood carving, etching
etc, are now forming in tho Higbee
School. Studies under Mrs. Laura Prugh,
Of the Cincinnati Art School. Drawing
classes under Miss Dobyns, as heretofore.
Students admitted at any time and for any
branch desired. -
Miss CARRIE NJ. KEAriSo, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, is teach.
ing 1T the music-house OF d. II. Baldwin.
As already announced, MiS Kcating will
give free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session ~ n reward 10 tho
pupil having the best record up TO Febru-
AIRY for diligent study andtho highest do
gree OF perfection. h
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criminal Court.

Cases heard yesterday; Tom Reid. Ms
sault TO murder, sentenced TO three years
IN pcnitentiary.
Ida fi,e, ped, larceny, sentenced 10 four
years In pcniientiary.
William Reese, larceny, jury, aud yer
dict guilty. aud five years In pcniieniafy.
cALEspAn ron tits Wink.
For March i2--i70, X. l.. shultz. carry
ing pistol; i09, Pat League, larceny OF
watch; III, Vance Proud, breach Of trust.
For March 1911, w. II. Yates, NJ.
sault 10 murder; is2-l23, George Williams,
assault 10 murder Ia, Nathan Malin, lar
ccny. ..n.. .....
For March i4-l4s. W. q. Caffrcy and
r. n. Williams. granddaughter ieb, L,
Wallace Mckittnck, obtaining goods ~
false prcta">e.
March ib-i90, Albert Holmes, attempt
20 commit larceny, 258-272, Albert Scrugga
carrying pistol and assault
March l6-iO5-22t. Dan Morris, assault
10 murder -, V. A. Casper. assault I,
murder; 100. Mike Hall, assault 10 murder
225, IA. II. Mcilcnn, assault aud battery
2o2, J, Fitzgerald, carrying a pistol; l52
Jordan Atiey larceny.
March l7-232, A. Pcrroti, gambling
2.ls, Walter Holmes, assault and battery
276, Pleas smyihc, assault and battery
e'D. James Varlcy, trcspass; NJ, Phil leh
man, lancny.
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The Mnri.irnte..

Tom Phillips, colored, who was arrested
lew nights ago for forcibly taking SIS
from his wife, which she claimed she held
In trust for three orphan ncphcws, was
again arrested yesterday ON peace warrant
sworn out by his wife before 'squirc
liuRhey. She still claims that the money
belonged 10 her, though the husband was
acquitted Of the charge Al the preliminary
hearing the day after hia arrest
Squire Gutenberg. yesterday afternoon,
held William Ranks, the late secretary oI
Tabor lodge, a secret colored organization
who sa charged with forging the lodges
check on the State National for s05, e
answer 10 the criminal court.
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neai.ier.. onen.

d. d. and NJ. =. Saunders 10 Robert II.
Weaver. tract Of land, the north division
Of the Seth whcailcy plantation, section
2, township I. rangco, west shelby county,
sb3 33-l00 acrcs, for S4.OO0
Dominica Canale aud wife "a George n.
Malone, lot Of land, south side Tate street,
s0x2i7s icet; ior A 600.
A deed Of trust from Jack Gentry 10 n.
cronaucr, trustee, "a secure X. Roscher,
agent, one note oi 800. The instrument
conveys bar, fixtures, etc, at Mays thea.
Ter.
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Iicrns..i % Med.

c. c. Carter and Mu. Nancy Moore
(oolocd), Robert Young aud Mis- Molle
sheppard, Calvin Howard and Lizzie Crcn-
shaw fcoloudl.
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Edmund Collins and wife brought suit
for 81 ,0oo against Mary =. Bras.
Charles y. Dctiaris brought suit against
The Iron Mountain Railroad company, Of
Memphis. for $1,000.
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Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
JnfaIiiblo Neuralgia Cure, the only iniallible
cure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia aud
nervous headache. Raneum Root Medicine
Co, manufscturers. Nashville. Tenn. Sold
II Holsters drug store. 2ss Main street. 90
cent? per bon.
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THE COURTS.
Nlselpv Clreuit Ceurt.

Nothing Of public inisvest occurred at
the chanccry cou,t yesterday.
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Daadrun

~ REMOVED ny rnE usE on COCAINE
And II stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Bunclt's Flavorlng extracts arc the
heat 800
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ELMWOOD CEMETERY.
ANNUAL MEETING or THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES.

Reflection OF the Venerable Capt. Le-
now President. After Serving Thirty
Consecutive Years. and OF Thomas d.
Turiey. James II. McDavitt and Ste
phen @. Toof.
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Advice 60 Mothers.

n. G. XMAS daily market n i3o Main
street Choice meats OF al kinds.
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In. D,nSnl& Sow for wagon ma,er'.,.

EyKny merchant should keep the "oLD
RIP tobac,s q. o,Jck.
MINrnr GRocur Co,
Wholesale Agents.
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fon fresh groceries 20 TO Angus Camp.
bell a CO., 10 Bcalc street.
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EiroASr picture frames "Fair."
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fof 800.
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Ir lisa noted fact TINT the billiard tables
Of Converse & Cook, 800 Main, arc the
finest To play on In the city,
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Mr. wlnslow's eoahlna syrun .hnnld aiuayt bs
u-fd ioI children lccthlne II socIhea the chIld
toiiens ihe eums als,. all rain cptc< wind cole
and Il the bet remedy lot dlsnhss 2t< bottle
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Pens maple syrup, silver drips and sugar
house molasses. A. NJ. Wortham a Co.
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J.. NJ. DARxELL ASA, sash, doors. blinds,
shingles, holdings, etc.
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l. NJ. DAuNrl, & Soy for Pine lumber.
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5000 pounds assorted nails, damaged
by water, for sale cheap Al Gabay's.
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On. II, T. BURLINGTON has moved his
Office 10 the elegant suite Of dental rooms
formerly occupied by DIR. VIM. 4. AIRING.
ton AT al3 Main street
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n G. KrnR, 1880 Main street for elegant
beef, pork, sausage, etc.
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II keeps moths out your WOODEN goods.
Try ~
TAR CAMrHOR, loo per 10.
A, RENkERr a CO., Druggists.
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l. NJ. DAnSrLL 4 sos Tor poplar lumber.

EARN has no sorrow that "oLD RIP"
cannot heal.
MsnruIs GRocrny Co,
Wholesale Agents.
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Monday, March 10, Isss,

NflMttu Nht noun OF " q Clulh n m. and ClOfl
= M, ~ the auction housc VI r. J, Mccarthy 4 Co
No - sccond rirvci. Memphis. TOM, sell At pub
JIG oulcry ~ the highest bidder ot cash the hollow
inR articlCi One American watch aud one Flelr
watch, small; one bar pin with diamond In az
center, Que hnOch With Eve small dlamOnds one
cfcscent and star with ten small dlafnonds ON,
gfvsent aud star With thirtcrn small dlamonds on,
mf with hyetmall diamonds. two studs one smal
hqltAifr aud cue cluster with clght small Diamonds
nine palf ~ soiaife cafflnrs Of small diamonds en-
ccpt one pair two palf u diamond earrings olus
Ter elfht solitaire finga all Aiaali one D.. ss1as
with two small diamonds one ruby AMI
one ruby and two diamonds, one clnsfl
fmail diamonds, one cluster with nve1
monds, one cluster with thuee small dad a, -
cluster 81 seven small diamonds, one cl, ~ ehsN
small diainouds, one cluster III nvesmn2 cent
one cluster Of nine small diamonds, Cd
ulI,een small diamonds, one clpstsfG cent
una. diamonda, one cluster Of eik1 M lS,ix
lRonds' one cluster II nine small III
elnsi.f 81 ihfcc small diamonds, one,
. ,a diamonds, one cluster 81 ntnn steady
,n
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LADIES cold bor'd hdkis, &c; Fair"
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Morn P,rrn loc hoxl ''Falr."
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10000 pounds sugar cured bacon jowls
at low prices. John Reid, go Front street
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yov get great By plug Of "0LD RIf'
tobacco for your money. Try u.
Mkxfns Gnocrny o..
Wholesale Agents.
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ConrLrrr eurlaln rolc.. lOcI "raIr."
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PUBLIC SALE
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY

Pursuant Of the powers conferred upon me In q
certain insifumVnt 81 hypothcCaion dated lanuarY
D lss7, executed by n. Voodman a Co, 10 pay hhe
debt thervln mentioned. intercst and costi. And
Court, 81 shelby county, Tennessee pronounced Oh
The ~ day Of February, isss In the case " A. a D.
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Cousins 25c and ppi 'fdr.'
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cmIsA Dishes 5ci "Falr," 25o Main.
steam Dye aud ciea.,as worn.

ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed In all colon Ostrich Feathers aud
Lace Curtains cleaned at 81 Jefferson
street. Goods received by express.
j. RinEI, Proprietor.
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To Farmers. Contractors aud Carpenter.
300, 900 pounds Of steel nails aud 100, 900
pairs OF hinges, slightly damaged by water,
Tor sale chcapat GkH.ya.
400 Shelby street, near Bcale.
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BuY groceries whcrc you get hes, and
cheapest. Angus Campbell 4 Co., 90
Bcale street. FIhl If'I
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-=% a=--
RosESsrElN 4 Bno's card can be seen
elsewhere calling attention 10 the arrival
Of their new goods. ii'afi .-tlr
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LADIES cold bor'd hdkis, &c; Fair"
-
II Is a noted fact TINT the billiard tables
Of Converse & Cook, 800 Main, arc the
finest to play on In the city,
II. EscH's Leader. IA ...l.
---=------=
n. G. KrnR, 1880 Main street for elegant
beef, pork, sausage, etc. c-.
I. M. DAuSEii- & soS for pine lumber.
To FARMERS. Contractors aud Carpenters
200, 600 pounds Of steel nails and 100, 900
pains OF hinges, slightly damaged by water,
Tor sale cheapat NkH,y's.
400 shelby street, near Bcale.
----------rs s---@-+------
sLE belt hdkis. eoc; Fair"
RosESsrKIS 4 Bios card can be seen
elsewhere calling attention TO the arrival
OF their new goods. go ''-'
II. Escns Leader.
BuY groceries wherc you get best aud
cheapest. Angus Campbell q Co., 90
Bcalc street. ~ T'al q
NoHskis zoe anu pp fl
II keeps moths out your WOODEN goods.
Try ~
TAR CAMPHOR. loo per 10.
A, RENKERT a CO., Druggists.
| .---...-allll Q a., -.
I. NJ. DARSn.L& soS for wagon matcr's'
EyKny merchant should keep the "oLD
RIP tobac,s :. o,Jck '1n
M,Mrnn Gnccrny Co,
Wholesale Agents.
, II. Eson's Leader, II
i, On Consignment.
/, 10000 pounds sugar cured bacon fowls
. at low prices. John Reid, go Front street
NorE P,rKn loo hoxi "fair."
- ------.-----
fErsn homemade brad every day nj /
, o'clock. Yeast aud silt rising alternately
, Soft gingerbread tomorrow at the woman'i
! Exchange.
CniSA Dishes Be; "Fair," go Main.
" sas--
steam Dye and eiea.ias WORK.
ladies aud Gents Clothes Cleaned OF
Dyed In all color. Ostrich Feathers aud
lace Curtains cleaned NJ IS Jefferson
street Goods received by express.
j. RIroEIs Proprietor.
|. NJ. DANIEL & SoS for poplar lumber.
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