Evening journal., 1888-06-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Buehsr. Painter. 4ao shinlax s.

Buchsr, Painter. 400 Shipley st.
An uptown lAdy's parros says "your
sweetheart will ceme by and by"
Leonard Heiss the Tailor. 4 E. Sd.
Order window awnings lOS W. sth st.
Daring the coming campaign some
Democrats will wear red roses and others
red noses
Or. z. c. Honeywell, 7O3 Market st.
Teeth extracted, 25c.; with gas, SOC. Good
sseth, S. so set; the best, sS
Trunks and Bags at Yerger's, 4O7 shipley
st.
Giss Fuller, daughter Of the nominee
for the chief justiceship, was graduated
from Wells College-Mrs Cleveland's
colleEe-as Aurora last week.
Dr. Bioskson's Ofice is at N. Z. corner I'd and
West sh.
Meals at all hours at the Peoples Cafe
25c. bnrsfo~d. Sd and Market.
Mrs. Mary Nantz has a farm OF 200 acres
10 Butte county, Cal The wheat on It
will give hsr a profit of 81 700 this year.
James Harding, Merchant Tailor, No.
$40 BrS@sh SA, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' aad Gents Gold and Silver Watches.
Millard y. Davis. No. . East Second 81.
A lady Of Portland, Ne who was salmon
fishing near the esstsrn shore OF ths Prev
ince OF QasSso, is said 20 have landed a ~
FOUNDER after fall hours fixat
Open all night. Meals at all hours. Choicest
brands OF Salt Oysters all the year round
and les Crcam, at McVsy's Temperance
Hotel and Restaurant. 1c7-lO9 French st.
Mrs. James Harnisch,a Polish woman OF
Dorr, Allegan county, Mich, gave birth 20
four children. thres boys and a girl The
lightest weighs three pounds and the others
average four pounds each.
Stroud's cheap Dry Goods Store, 1O9 w.
I'd 81 Bargainsl Bargains Bargainsl
There never was woman who did not
imagine that her husband was great
favorite with the women.
Get estimate for awnings from F. G.
Hodges, 1O3 W. sth 50.
Alfred Nobel. the inventor and chief
manufacturer OF dynamite, l. emphatlcally
q man of peace and deplores the use OF the
explosive as destroyer OF human life.
Have you tried Powdermaker Bro. e
Sugar Cured Corned Beef?
A Vienna, Ca. lady has oranges and
lemons growing In her yard
Show Cards, Bucher. 400 Shipley ST.
Largest assortment Of hats, all colors, in
the city st X. La Compte, COS King st.
We are closing out our stock Of goods to
quit business. 1t will pay you to come and
see our bargains IL. r. Wyatt, lib W. I'd
st.
Prince Rupert Of Bavaria, who was cent
to Barcelona to represent his country
al the uaveillng of the statue Of Chris
topher Columbus, ran OF 10 Paris and had
a lark.
George W. Jackson for Coroner.
". q HartIove bass ball goods. n. E j.
Cor. 81 and French SITS. Gunmaksr and
Taxldermist
st. Louis ham 10 cents a pound
Best in the city. 5O7 King and 7O5
West Eighth Sts. Povdermaker Bros.
Miss Sarah Norcross has worked 90 years
80 = ~eANsA AAAAAA ~ AAAHEAiH NAAN1ff WIN No
break except from few week's sickness,
and no variation in employmens save such
as has been brought about by changes 10
the method Of manufacture.
Miss NJ. @. Tucker calls the attention OF
ladies to her large and wellselected stock
Of Millinery. at COG King St.
Buy your furniture and carpets at s.
SpeakmAn's, $40 Masonic Temple.
Buohsr, Sign Painter. 4O6 shipley St
The Atlanta Journal claims tnat It's own
ColoRsl "Bill" Phelps is the lightning poet
or ths American Newspaper press, Bill
having made = record OF 10 verses IL Is
minutes.
RidizE Saddles and Brides at n. Yer
gers, 4s7 shiPlsy st.
Annie Player. q colored wsmin in VIII
cox county, has attained the age OF 1ls
years. She was the slave Of r N Player.
She was bllRd al abe age 10 years. but ~
the age OF ll6 shs recovered her eyesighL
Sugar cured corn beef cents a
pound. 507 King and 705 West Eighth
Sts. Powdermaker Brothers.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster is conspieuous
worker about the anti-saloon headquarters.
She is president Of the Womsn's Christian
Temperance Union Of Iowa.
Orders promptly and neatly filled for
wiadsw awnings by ,. G. Hodges, los W.
sth Bs.
Gliding on Glass, Bucher, 40s Shipley St.
A young gentlemen who bad to written
q nice girl Offering her his heart an d hand
but who bad not received a reply, psnsIvely
remarked shat b wss living ''in one of. the
doubtful states.
Headquarters for porch rockers at S.
spsskman's, SIG Market St., Masonic
Temple
Spring Lamb. Powdermaker Bros,
507 King; 7O5 w. sth.
Fsir Exchange No Robbery.
He gave her a rose. on -hsr bosom she wore
It.;
Her face tinssd up like the blush Of she
morM;
Thsn sbs sped tsroush the waltz, another
smiled Ger it.
BE gave lar tho rose. bat she left hlm
abe thorn.
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