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The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

Persons Wishing to improve their men,
ories or strengthen their power Of atten-
ton should send to Prof. Loisette. 81
Fifth Ave, N. T., for his prospectus post
free, q advertised in smother column.
SAoprlt
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

HAscAnL OF Omaha, the notorious
councilman OF that city, has gone to
Oklahoma. There are 300 OF the origi-
nal boomers, himself among the number,
who have agreed to meet there.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

It was mentioned by the late Horace
Greedy, that nothing succeeds like sue
cess!' II this be true, Chamberlain q
Cough Remedy will always be popular,
as it never fails. 1t is intended, especial
ly for coughs, colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough, and is undoubtedly the best
and most reliable medicine in use for
those diseases. It is decidedly success.
For sale by all druggists.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

The centennial of Washington's inau-
guration has passed. The journey that
Warrington made hundred years ago,
taking six days, was made by President
Harrison in six hours. Improvement in
modes Of travel are only samples Of
changes for the better in many other
things. In general principles Of good
government, and in their just application
to the affairs Of the people, Washington's
example a. president viii always be
illuStFioue.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

THE Won Graef Medical Company, No.
3 Park Row, New York City, in 1883.
made seventy eight per cent. Of cures of
various diseases Ut men, chronic and
otherwise. within the time allotted for
treatment. The record Of cures Of dis
eases Of women was nearly ss large.
This is the highest record ever achieved
in this country by hospitals or private
practice. In the treatment and cure oi
diseases, science, skill and discovery
keep pace with inventions in other direc-
tons. The new book lately issued by
the Won Graef Company, full OF valuable
hints and information to young or old,
free to all who call for it or orllsr it by
mail.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01
THE INfPORTED
PERcMEROn : S1AlllouS !
LeSANCY
And ABDALLAH.

Owned by Mark NJ. Cosd. Of Fremont. Neb.. will
stand for the season, ending about July lst Isee:
Mondays. at the farm Of James Haney. from 10
g. m: to p: IN. From there To the farm of j. H.
Reed, then back to COlumbns
Tuesdays. at Mr. Hauser's near Clear Creek
Mills. In the evening. will go to the farm Of A.
Haight. ON the Island. for the night
Wednesdays. will 20 to J. &. Phillips's farm 5
miles southwest Of Columbus. returning to Co
lumbus in the evening
Thursdays, will 20 to Oconee for dinner, then
TO the farm of Michael Dugan miles weet of
Platte Center. for the night
Fridays. after a m. through Platte Center
back to Gleason 4 Terrell's harm Columbus, till
Mondays.
These are both full blood imported Perchespn
horses, and the horse lLeSancy is an exceptionally
6ne bred horse. being sired by Dunham's noW
famous hOrse laFerte. Parties in charge will
give full particulars, and take pleasure in show
ing the horses to all persons who will call st any
Of the above named places daees given.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

Three days is very short time in
which to cure bad case Of rheumatism;
but it can be done, If the proper treat
ment is adopted as will be seen by the
following from James Lambert, of New
Brunswick, Ills. II was badly afflicted
with rheumatism in my hips and legs,
when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain g
Pain Balm. It cured me in three days
I am all right today; and would insist on
every one who is afflicted with that tor
rible disease, to use Chamberlain Pain
Balm and get we'll at once" For sale
by all druggists.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

H. C. Byam has been appointed post
master at Ulysses, and so, gradually the
old are going and the new como in.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

SECRETARY RUsK has appointed DR..
G. e. Morrow, Of Champaign, Ill, to
represent the agricultural department
at the jubilee show of the Royal Agricul-
tural society, to be held in England this
summer, and is also authorized to visit
such other places in Europe as seems
necessary in order to study the live stock
interests of the old world A report Of
his observations and experience is to be
made to the government upon his return.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

"BRIcK" PoxERoY, at 234 Broadway,
New York City, is now editing and pub
lishing the iveliest and most interesting
y year publication ever printed in
that city. His famous Saturday Night
chapters; his Pen Pictures Of London;
his descriptions Of the plague places
OF New York City, and his vivid chapters
OF Life Experience in La Cross during
the war are each worth moro than the
price OF his paper, which bears the sig.
nificant title Of ADVANCE THOUGHT.
PomerOy is IS year old volume of Ma
tional history, and now he is letting II
out red hot.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

For Tn JoU1NAI.
Be COote1te6.
Don't foar Tor tho morrow
That c0roo viii beti6o-
In Gicknooo and OugrUW
The Logd viii provSde."
Although We know there - no other
life % blest q that Of calm resiRnation
to Gods viii; yet when trouble oe any
kind u ours, how apt are our teelings %
be in cowardly turmoil-no calmee than
q leaf in . whiriwind! Shakespeares says
ANY ono can master grief but hs that
has it," and it 10 indeed easier for us to
give good advice to others when calami.
ties overtake them, than for % to prodt
BY The same kind Of advics WHEN aiysn
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

The district court Of Stanton county
sentenced James Hares to two years in
the penitentiary for forging q check of
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

Fremont has organised q town-site
company with capital stock OF 100000.
0ne-tenth OF it to be paid in before
beginning business.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

A horse belonging to N. p. Monson at
Stromsburg was shot because it gave
symptoms Of hydrophobia.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

Thomas kenney, an Omaha peddler,
suicided at Lincoln Friday, with NOR
phine.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01
WEDNESDAY, MAY I. 1850.

THERE was q great majority in Massa-
chusetts against the prohibition amend
ment.
GEORGE Francis TRAIN is a spiritual
list, evidently anxious to become q
prophet. He is living low to see what
will come of il.
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Il ur.s received by member of the firm OF fint d

IL received Dy mo'"0Si -
Co. and read as follows ..p,.
Proclamation Of the Provisional Governments az INo
NM or,e the National Army and the Navy, In per-
foot accord with the sentiments OF our eia1en un' "
,h rrovtnces have Just decreed tne ueposluoh oI thc
e S,s,v and consequent extinction Of the repre-
tt,ya monarchica system and as the Immediate result
In tbis National revolution. which Il OF an especlay
natrioc character Provisional government mas just
heen established Its principal mission Is 70 guarantee
nrhc order liberty and the rights OF the citizens.
To conduct the Government while the sovereign nation
,o IN proceed 10 the choice Of definite Government
nv IT'S nroper organs the undersigned have been homnae1
by the chief executive OF the Nation
Citizens The Provisional Government mere temporary
e, ~ the National Sovereignty is the Government Of
neace liberty fraternity and order In the exercise Of
the extraordinary powers with which IL may be invested
for the defence OF the country and the preservation OF
the publc order the Provisional Government promises by
all means within It's power guarantee To all the nhab.
i,an,s Of Brazil national and foreign safety OF life and
property. liberation Of individual and political opinions
win the limitations required by the good OF the country
and the legitimate defence Of the Government proclaimed
bv the people the Army and the Navy
Citizens The functions OF tho ordinary justice as well
the functions OF the civil and military authorities viii
continue 10 be exercised by the heretofore existing
The rights and privileges and acts Of each funconay shall
be respected henceforth the oice OF Senator
for Lie and Counsellor Of State shall be abolished The
Chamber o. Deputies is hereby dissolved.
Citizens: The Provisional Government recognizes and
will abide by material obligations contracted BY the I'M
perial regime The existing teaties with foreign powers
the internal and foreign public debt the contracts viii be
enforced and other obligations legally held.
Marshal da Foaseca, Chief oil the Provisional
Government
Arlstides da silvelra Lobo Minister Of the Interior
Ruy Rarbosa Minister OF Finance and ad interim MIN
lister Of Justice.
Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Constant Boielao de
Maeohacs Minister Of War.
Fdwardo wandenkok. Minister Of Marines
oulntino Bocayuba, Minister OF Foreign Ansirs OIL
Commerce. OF Agriculture and Of Public Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
FANCY ARTICLES.

As fire line OF Cut Silver Bangles. Pins. &C.. IS Aas
ever been shown in the clty. - r,r,r- ~,c,p c.c-c
MEERSC HAUM PIPES, HoEDEf~o, tlvAh $3.50 49,,
and SETS OF SMOKERS ARTICLES In cases ~ s's'A-
ishlnaly low prices. ,,-p,rrrc ~,prrrs
An attractive assortment OF w ltiIi ~ On,
CARD and LETTER CASES. Many or them are Oh Vai
own design and all arr male expressly for vs.. en-,
complete line OF LADIES' and BOYS COLD slk
YER and NICKEL WATCHES. GOLD RINGS via
DIAMONDS and all kinds OF fancy stones GOLD WEI
buttons. SCARF PINS, and all JeNelry for Meas
Wear at very low prices. -
MUSIC Al BOXI rs one third less than regular prices
A special har gain Of 80 dozen BROOM HOLDERS
90 dozen CIGAR STANDS f7c.; worth 81. =.
OPERA GLASSES 10 leather, 414 TO Sf302i
pearl SS.24 10 s144S. a,,,s,,o.
OPERA GLASSES, with handles 80 10 I'SS'
OPERA GLASS HOLDERS s2.34 70 s NJ .ux.,
GOLD and SILVER TliINBLhs' rom "se' i'' A''~
TO 4 ;.6i for gold. ~
GOLD EYEGLASSES Stsy.
GOLD SPECTACLES. s49a
PLAYING CARDS. l2c. TO Osc.
CHESS zoe. 10 s3.19.
DOMINOES, 24c. TO St.Sf. ar.
PLAYING CARD CASES. JIG. oSfc'
POCKET KNIVES. I6c. To S7.3l;
SCISSORS IN cases. S2.1S 10 SI..i
WHIST MARKERS. lie. 10 ~ .3i s,a.
POKER SETS pocket edition. SIC. 70 si'vS
POKER CHIPS. 2tc. per 100 al, sizes
CRiBBAGE BOARDS. ne. to sh24.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
UPHOL RY,

Third noor reached by eleys,ors,
Nothing more acceptable for holiday presents can 4
found than rich Oriental EmbrOteFes Of which h,gt
very large and choice selection consisting Of TIDIN
CUSHION COVERS, TABLE COVERS, MANTEL COW
Frs PORTIERES &C.. at prices from p 10 20 per ca,
less than similar goods can be purchased for elewhee
Special attention is called to our importation o. TAPEs
TRIES for Furniture Coverings and Daperies a. excDu
ally low prices.
We quote in part - -.
French SILK Stripe TAPESTRIES. s2.79 per yaH,
worth SIS, Especially atsDted for Bedroom FuFnilsr
Draperies and C6nOpies
French TAPESTRIES, very fne quality. all new y
signs sJ.sa up to s17.i0 per yard which is much 10
than the import cost. 800
SILK BROCATELLE new coloFngs. $3.50; worth s.
Figured Atwood DAMAsK. five eOlOrins'. sis4 "a
Estmates furnished free for all kinds q CURTAIN
and DRAPERY work. also for Shades and Furniture $40
5000 Holland window SHADES all eoIors size srs
feet mounted complete spring rollers 2ic. and 27eI
"o NottIDsfam LACE CURTAINS, s9c up TO $500 PEI
uair; worth from S1.50 u $40.
20 ualrs ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS, 52 yards lone,
SI99, worth 50. so per pair ~ .
Irish POINT LACE CURTAINS si'Ss TO e3S7s
Figured Satin Derby PoRTIEREs. eOlOrs, sii.oa
"OG Chenille poRTiEREs. $40, up to ss3.s4 PEI palr
EmbrOitsrei yELouRs SQUARES for Sofa Pillows anf
100 Spun silk COUCH COVERS e yacds vide By %
yards long. all colors, SID worth st:oo, ,,.
n S M Ts sso 81
w. Fmbroiderei sill Plush MANTEL LAhBREQClNS,
s234 up 70 s1O.2it worth 81 to sfj. .,su
BambOo ard Japanese SCREENS slAo 70 eA'"
each worth SO to s25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
STATIONERY.

raree line of novelties To- H0illy C'ii. -, II.
p5IIiFsI BOXF.S = PAPER VITA ENVELOPES ~"
80 Sfsf So |, and S9,l; worth douoe , Ole.
% Tine STAMPED BOXES % extra QRalN PP''' -
si fsa,S Pen %lPERs &c., &c., worth ''e'' o''-
'0d Tae lot Of CHiLDRENs PAPER. De- per box WOW
15c. 81,
Large lot FANCY BONES PAPER lie. ana ''S'
worth double - an, sc 10 sf.f8I
"os. RcWETs for pertaining stationery, 6iei S'a
where for 81. -. 20.
WHITING TABLETS (Our own inboFN''
SOC. -, NJ ~. 49,, e,,v card. SIC. "a.
FNGRAVED PLATE and nfS 0d'us
Ole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
BOOKS.

Special bargains ,or the Holiday seassA
UARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, SAIL.
81 NICHOLAS, S2.o4.
IUATTERBON SOC.
ALTOTTS BOOKS 7fc.
YOU NJ FOLKS HISTORIES, Sic.
BLUE JACKETS, SLID.
T. T. RO BOOKS, 80.
DICKENS, half cali Si3.il
WAVERLEY, hat eat >12gb.
THACKFRAY, hall cat $50:
TIIACKERAY. hall Russia, >l.gy
DICKENS IN cloth. j. vol. c3:5o,
ALL AROUND THE CLIO X. Si.3l. en-,
SUAKESPEARE IIaniy NO.unle Series eo'o''
DUMAS, Is vol Set. sSgo. 49,. rr1.tN,TS
large Ire OF PRAYER BOOKS and ~ m AlSs. ~
o,c OK az al =, 30 siss, Sail s2.5:. s2si. s3ss
S42i, Sl.6., and Upward ,. -, pONAN CATHOLIC
MANUALS sut1g KEY or hEAN IF FRI y pGfH
10 HEAvIV. .6sc:. 76r., Sic, &c. si'is' si'"
al A. Sl.,b 3l.1s AMI upwArl IN. o,oAB ~
Pre- II these IN many cas- az" aTou N hsSs yiai
real value Of the books AMI IN az, an V'''' H'0-
'GofD Pms pearl holi.ri. sh66. sl.9a s"'"
sSGi0"fD ToOTHPICKs. Ole. St.21; ST. ana TIA
GOLD ana SILVER PLN. LIS SI0'' o''~'N
Sl.Sl, sail, S2.99, and SOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
= a N S.

sneeal bargains IN this department. 49, 9.
NARABOUT aud GAIZE 0PEkA FANS Sv Sc AVG
Extra value in fine OSTRICH PLUME OFENA FANS
1891. ,.e, onrp, FANS s,s1
s1o W2ii. si6ii 90, s25.3i ana sasss All of
49, Goods AZ fully % per less than elsewhere
lust opened line OF hani.paihted black. white ana
co,orcS GAITzE FANS; also a specially fine lot Of
snanred black and white GAUZE FANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
r,nsr n,vvrR OF THE GR1p1Roy CLUB

Washington. Dec. THE Grdiron Club, composed
~, neusnaper NEIL gave its first dinner OF the season
,oricbt AT the ShOIcham. II was a notably hand
como and brilliant entertainment. Among the guests
were Representatives Mckinley, Cannon Henderson,
~ iowa; Carlisle and Rutterworh; Senators Gibson,
~ Louisiana: Pierre. of North Dakota and Peuigrew.
" VI E"utb Dakota Controller Matthews, George Alfred
o. TrSend Frank A. Richardson, DR. Edward BedIoe
- tbc Glover Club. Philadelphia and a number OF
other men prominent in official and business circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
UMBRELLAS and CANES.

Tho greatest bargains ever offered In the history OF the
umbrella trade will be placed on sale tomorrow ana
u" I arge line OF very fine ALL-SILK UMBRELLAS, with
elaborate silver handles S3.2l actual vslus So
9 Tho same I'm 2s-inch size. 500; worth 81. go .
Very Iarg, line Of ALLSIl4k UNBht.L.LAo WIT " ~.
yer ami gold handles s2.-2, worth 500 anu S~|''
"OWSiqEN 'S GoLD.HANDLE UMBRELLAS $685. worth
MEMS GoLD-HANDLE UMBRELLAS, 50 3D. worth
SIP. ..,>r,- ,.>,Dprrr,S sS 90,
"oT Ttha6 IFS GoLp.HANDLE UMBRELLAS. $3.50,
worth $40. $3.50, e,,r I-NtpPErTAS with
Extra heavy re-cnforced SILK CNsS ~ sci viz
elaborate mountings. So'E4' "VINn CO. '''
recommended for wear. 1900, ~ An, r-,,prrrAS
MEMS ALL IIK SILNEkHAN ~ y n AZ ts
s3.7p 500. st3S. st.St SILL s'o9' oo'fS'
80. and $3.50; worth fuiy hs, mgr r-,pppr
LANES ALL SILK SILNERHANDkE tMBkEi
r A. "a 90 S3.lI SI.09. $751;, ~ %. s5.Sf; S5.72
worth onc-haf more. $500. o., 49,, -, - "a - 90 Of
* os 81 I O. s132, and SfO.13, worth double A -
SILVER. HANDLE CANES. $50. s3.4t, s3.49
sa1I St,O5 $3.50 and s6.Ss, worth double
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
ARRIVAL OF A STEAMER FROM BRAZIL.

TI0N AT MARANHAM
The steamer Finance, Of the United States and
Brazil Mail steamship Line, arrived in this port yester
day afternoon at O'Clock 1t left Rio Janero Novem-
her 10. Pernsmbuco November II. Maranham on
November 10, and Para November "a. and had an
un6ventful voyage. Among the passengers were H. w
Mapes OF Marsnham; Mrs Marcello Pambo Mrs. T.
Butler Miss Louise Daniels. W. A. Scott j. W. Scott
f. b. sotham, ID. VI. Rollins, a. ID. Ramba, Marcelina
Concucao Bishop J. NJ. Walden. p. LIMA C. H.
Parks j. l.. Barza, J. T. wash II. c. MedenId Chester
Baker Gustav Eagle, Theodore Davis Robert Hoas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
r., H. MACY & CO.,
slxTH-AvE., 18TH TO Hath ST.
SIXTH-AvE.,

In uafng Holiday Purchases it Is of great importance
for ,ou tn hear d, ufnd yOur sC0nts at this
consist chiefy of articles knowm In trade parto"ce as
toncy goods" acich 1t Is customary TO cho'gef@mcy
prices. =,
All of oar goods. chether Stable or Fancy are marked
at popuar p,ices This means sdr"g OF Prom ~ TO 90
,or cent Ffu doUars expended IN cdrtous dep0T'
nents ,cW nyOcure many Holiday Gifts as 5000 wW
m most stores $500 in "any stores, and SIO0oo IN mos
=, fn,c stores. A Word to the Wise is Sufficient"
Vurou0h the re,nOc0L of oar Toys to the thru poor
/eocbed bu eeraOs haze procured more room FOR the
other depa,tnes ehich has enaotea as to stock em ran
,,reotcr uss0rtn,e,ts than tn any precf0us gear
Resides it renders shopping fn them more conJortoote,
be;no free from Which the Toy Department pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08

A complete stock Of the above goods at prices much
lo"sT sn n line of MANICURE SETS. among which we
have a. specal bargains Plush and Leather Cases
JIG Si.O2, 81. %. and S3.59. go . l.
one the most acceptable OF Holiday presents ~ "a
TIP IC ATE MIRROR which we have an attrsct!ys
assdrtment at So 10 $3.50 SAIL S54t, 1924, S1s1
sO61, s1O.21, 1851, and cl6.SS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08

Our EVENING BONNETs and FLOWER HATS are
fhs new London chapeau, LA MILITAIRE' at
sSoS is the style and thus far has been remark
ably successful ,..-... -. ., ,o
TRIMMED BASKETS in same department at cI'''
and sl,i9 are worthy Of notice: 1890 .c,,,,,. and
HEAD RESTS SOFA PILLOWS, SACHElp ana
choice little gifts for the holidays at popular Prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
THE HEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL s p. NJ.

FORECAST TILL 7. NJ SUNDAY.
washington Dec For Maine. New.Hampshlrs and
Vermont fair; warmer; southerly winds.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut fair;
warmer: southery winds.
r Eastern New. York Eastern Pennsylvania and New
tets,v. fair: warmer; sOuthIny winds.
Eor Western NcwYork and western Pennsylvania fair
,,uowe by rain stationary temperature southerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
HARNESS AND SADDLERY.

Most complete line OF the above goods IN the c,g
prices ranging from 20 T. 80 per cent less 'h" sH'
soois are sold for exclusive dealf ~, y, ,-n,v
We call special attention % Inc Oh btb W. S.s
inst received Prices range from Sl1.2i 10 e3l'zh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
ORIENTAL RUGS.
18th street snnex-Main foof
Is Per Cent. Reduction.

NO SUCH OPPORTUNITY HAS BEEN oEFRRREEdDnI ~
THE Public ON THIS CLASS OF GOODS bhfoAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
Puzzled The Doctors

,.ocT ~ the cases cured by Ayers
IVl Sarsaparilla have been gwen up
by the regular practice. Physicians arc
recommending this medicine more IMAM
ever. and with satisfactory results
EN- Sargent, Lowell, Mass, says.
% Several wears ago, my daughter broke
ont with large sores on her hanns,
fa u. and other parts Of her body. Tho
iaoo' , %" the doctors. My daughter
used Ayers Sarsaparilla, ana !, resu,,.o
in complete cure. Her blood seems ~
have been thoroughly purified, as SIG
has never had so much as piinp'"
since taking this medicine
"This is to certify that after hax,ng
been sick for twelve years with huHoS
disease and general debility, ana na1tIps
been treated by several physicians VIZ 20.
~ rolief am now better In every
o"U ri think I am nearly wen,
p,';n, taken seven bottles OF AYR
eav1n66arilIa. Maria LudwiBs"n'
Albert Lea, MINI.
Ayers Sarsapari||a,
PREPARED BIZ
Dr.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell Mass
r1o..l 81, bottles, ss. Worth s'' bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
Great reduction in prices OF
BLACK CASHMERES.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

400 n,eces double.width Striped SERGES. in g1eaS
VARIETY OF colcrs 29c. per yard; worth DUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08

Tribune ONCE, Dee 81 m.-Ihe movement in
the barometer during the clear "e",,i VI 9eSe'uy was
san,,,t The temperature ranged between 80 degrea.
1 40 degrees the average 1919, degrees being 2a de.
ses higher than on the corresponding day last
~ degrees higher than on Friday
nil or and warmer weather. with chances OF
ID, late IN the day may be expected In and this
city today
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco. Dec Z 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
SHOES.

snccal sale Of MEMS SLIPPERS for Holiday Presents
SstpTT,sS n .pOON GOAT SLIPPERS, patent leather
trimmed siI9 81 ~ and SAB, worth respectively
s*MI NY VINE GOAT SLIPPERS. s1.Ss, worth
$3.50. ,,,,y,- On At SHIPPERS fancy trinr,od
q, s., stei and S2.63; worth from 50 to 81.
MEMS TAN OOIE SLlPPEhS, goat trimmed s2.lei
wonIG; SS ALLIGATOR SLIPPERS. in several Different
Elr' s,,mei With patent leather. S2.19i worth So.
MEMS Extra Fine Quality REAL ,AiLlGAToR SLIP
PES in Rus.et WIN. ana M Tor On sRDs
and PT-MPs for Mems Boys and Youths wear at lowest
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08

booths Peaches,

BOOTHS peaches, served with cram delicious
and inexpensive dessert Sold by all grecerS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
SILK HANDK ERCHIEFS.

cENTIENEN'S white japanese ini,iaed SILK
uANDkERCHIEFS, 4lc, see, 60c, and Sac.
SfiE and SATIN MUFFbERS, In white and eoors.
from, 6,.c 10 ~ 90, best value In the city.
300 goicn IAnIfS colorcd embroidered japanese SILK
II ANnE TRCIIIEFS. 33cI worth zoe.
~ "a So,eS LADIES white Japanese intalled HAND
xEpC uTEEs lr.inch hem, Soc, worth 6Oc.
" MRS colored embroidered Japanese SILK HAND
KERCHiEFs at prices ranging from I9c. To S2.49.
All ~ which are special bargains.
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Georges cRErr


The farmers. FRO about through har
yestIng and laying by corn.
Mr.. James Stump has been here re-
pairing our bridge. He is now building
bridge at d. w. GaIred's place.
A. Copley was here on the 18th, look
ing after the roads.
John Jones, OF Lie. creek, passed here
on the 18th on his way to Beaver, Floyd
county, 10 haul logs for l.. NJ. Atkins.
Misses sallie and Lizzie Handy, Of
Covington, are visiting relatives here.
Our school will soon begin, with Miss
Nora Borders as teacher.
Chas, Scarberry was tried Oh the 18th
for whipping Valentine vanhoose and
fined Sl533.
Judge Preston got his arm broken a
few days ago while at play.
There is agreat deal Of sickness here.
Some few eases OF flux.
Let the people OF the county help their
paper by sending in the news from every
postoilice. MouXTAIs BOY.