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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04
YANKEE PEOOLERS.
Their Versatility and Shrewdness Ex-
ceesed Only by Their Pcliteness-

ceeded Only by Their Politeness.
The Yankee peddlcr. in nine cases
out Of ten is a pleasant. companions
BILE fellow. He knows how to observe.
and he Eliminates and reasons as he
'.circnlates' through the country. HUI
man nature. OF both sexes aud all ages
and phases. is his study, and he knows
il like book II he did not. his sales
would be fewer and his profits less; for
it is By working hcad-xork" that he
sells his hollow-ware. and BY his keen
perception Of character that he turns
his tin 80 readily into gold. The wis
dom he utters through his nose aston
ishes the quid-nuncs Of the villages.
and the neat compliments to their
wives and daughters that flow from it
like popular tunes from a barrel or
gan. enable him to poke it protitably
into every wayside dwelling
l. there a political problem pending
in the bar-room OF the village tavern,
who 50 competent to solve il as the
peddler. who gathers up the threads OF
public opinion as he travels on. and
selecting with admirable sagacity the
strongest and best. knots them up into
an argument that might bother Con-
gresssional committee. and which to
the town blacksmith, lawyer. tailor,
store-keeper and school-master seems
Gordian complication that no tongue
can unite. Is there n horse-trade in
progress. and difficulty as TO who
shall give 1.-THE boot" he Is the man
to place it on the right leg. He can
talk horse like an Arab. and knows by
instinct the value Of every thing with
in the reach Of mortal computation.
Barring his nasal prosody and habit
OF intruding the vowel into ortho-
graphical society. where its presence
Is solecism. he speaks good English.
We have heard Yankee pcddler
parse passages in Milton that many
a college-bred youth would boggle at;
and as for mental arithmetic" II Is
hereditary with every scion OF New
England. To use the words Of Byron.
| IL i.
"born vrA him. n him 50 intense.
II IL his very spirit. not sense
In our opinion. those Wise Men Of
the East. the peddlers OF New England.
have been much bclied. The general
testimony Of our farmers and farmers
wives Is favorable 10 Oriental Peddlcr-
| ism The members Of the guild are,
for the most part. polite and good
naturcd. They compliment the wom-
en-. bcstow capdies on the children.
and pay moderate, though notextrav-
agant, price for rags. Their wooden
ware. when not too green, seldom
cracks; their tinwarc does. TO be sure,
sometimes leak. hut they always make
il UP in \. soft sawder next time they
come round Their cigars may not
indeed be "purc Havanas, but the
Connecticut cabbage i as wholesome
vegetable as man ever smoked. and
their brooms are all right "up 70 the
handle. ~ n Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04
ONLY a LITTLE OLD SHOE

Only q little old shoe.
Mssharen. and wrinkled- and tora.
Only al.tfle old shoe.
That baby foot has ~orn.
Only little old shoe.
~ griefworn mother pressed
Only little old shoe.
By her loving hand earcssed.
Oniy . isttle old shoe.
But hold II Close as N u knew
The hunger here and the -rca, hears-patn-
A. seem 70 see. and 20 near AGAIN.
The dainty foot. with rs dimplei grace.
A. u liEhtiy hits from place 20 place.
Once more look into laughing eyes.
That meet my own with glai surprse.
Oace more play with tbs rln-iets fair
OF fhe tangled. nut-hroNn mar.
Ard though Us a vision. 20 me ~ = true.
As look once again on this Little old shoe.
Oniy little old shoe.
with tafrered heel. and ths toes cut
through
Hut II weayes for me nov wonderful spell
II : dearer 10 mr. than tongue can TELL
A. gare On u here, through The mist Of ny
tears,
II Is cowned with the glory Of vanished
year.
vhen say heart thrilled with giadness. As
proudly ! stoo.
Il. The Cod granted lQf Of rrai motAsEhoo1'
Through The CULVER n az pths o. the silence
hear
so,t-rsasured sounds. that fall full on Fly
ear.
And the words that are spoken seem those Of
saint.
In answer, know, 10 . mothers eomriaiat
'-cease srievine. o heart. and turn 70 The
light
Tha, : shining for shec. and shining SC
For the little cne's love. By the Fathers oEr
will.
That onee blessed ths mother Is blessing heI
still.
Guided by angels. and guarded by II m.
The soul o. the child j. untenptedby SIN
Unf0ldins IN growth. Il = plautiug rs place
II the wonderful ways OF Gods wonderful
grace.
AID the dear little feet are Cow passing be
Thy lie on the earth and the life unseen-"
-Eftd Dnrs. T. laf<r Oe<1n-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

The first school census taken In
Georgia since 1882 has just been COM
plctcd. II gives the total number OF
children OF school age as 900, 281. as
against J0s.722 In 1882, and shows
that in the country districts the boys
outnumber the girls. while in the citics
and towns the girls predominant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

-''If you want 70 see human nature,
stand here for awhile. said the stamp
man at the post-ofiice. "A woman
came in yesterday and asked for res
ignation stamps What did she
want?" Registering stamps."--De-
troll Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

--Tcnnyson's works are used for
school examination papers In India.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
THE GENUINE ARTICLE
Magnificent Chinese Water Lilies
Almost Ready TO Bloom.

A genuine Chinese Bazar is something
tbs city never possessed until the one
recently opened at y East Brldcc-st. by
Chan Ball. For the holidays he has a
beautiful stock of genuine Chinese and
japanese goods, consisting III part OF
smoking Jackets, robes, shawls, en-
broidcrcd handkerchefs, fans Of all
varieties. vases, baskets, glove an1
handkerchief holders made from TORTOISE
shells. gold faced fans for decorating
purposes, some as large rs SIX feet widc
WHOM opened, large dccOratInup parasOis.
sandal wood hand carved card cases,
and nnumcrable other articles ol bric-
a-bIac. Nh Ball bas also q novelty n
some genuine Chmcsc water lily bulbs.
They are very beautiful thing vuen
n bloom. The specimens of buds which
Mr. Ball has buta fcw left are sprOutod
two or three inches and VIII blossom by
Christmas Tic blossoms when devcl-
Opcd are similar 90 white wax, NTH
dpl lc9to SO low center. with an od0r Ike
Wang Wang. only far swettcr. These
mlUs arc ir uc sold at very low price
anI w ush. D worry beautiful dfCor8-
ton fg Caus,mas. All article, sold hv
49, is az offered at very reasonable
pr.lD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08


CIRcrr C0uET-Iioa. b'a. T. rfofe,
preslug Judg People ss. Charles
breAriyy, MURDER Ola t-al. george
hOpralc, and Mercy J.. Montgomery vs..
Jams, Is. Ctm5appu ANA Morgan -.
ia, ward, repicFu, argued ana sub
mitLe.1. H.a- ~. Z. barr-' ludgc-Jas-
IL. heeaey Sc. Frank A. tuiions, re-
pee Nla' JuiS'nentior defendant Tor SO
@nd costs and 20 attorney Zee.
PHo8ArG -ifn. Cyr10 l.. Psrt-ss, Judge
Estate of -puc,r Arnold. deceased;
petition Tor . luu.strau0n filed; hear
ing December 3 Estate Oi samuel J..
Woodwork. q deceased; potu0 for al.
ministratOn Id 4; hearing January 3.
Irving Woodwork appointed special
ADMINISTRATOR. Estate vi John Waters,
deceased; order allowing claims and
closing estate of George f. Fox, de-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
roLtcE coo TT r1cKINes.

Depu-v sheriff A. r. Montgomery.
brought Tahr Rvtn. 2 prisoner. down
from ronn Yesterday % have him
identified hv The police Of this C'tv.
RYAN IS under arrest for the bnr~.9rv
II q hardware store nc tonIa rrr.r.iv.
fr-.r being ienried by tne
.-s ne was taken h8Ck Yesterday afte~-
....., and ~ doubtless ho convicted as
hss He~-fv rss row been made com
niete srd all 9th c'rcumst3uccs are
afrndarflv suhs.30tatcd.
1f-s. Wapo'e. the laundry thief. was
s-,-4 81 ard sf215 costs While sat's-
+. thai she had 30propr ated eoot
4 ~ nore. She was tired and convicted
b. " Cor one bed spr AL.
III rrrquo Agent WvkrS arrested Harry
s,-, ana VIM. Moselv night before last
s.- -.-r-.nr y horse nearly ~ trath ont
aa raka-ave. The were fined Tester-
fa. s. and costs esrh. m3kHnE mo
r. ste amount I'M each ease ~.
T. v, probably he more csreia- I'D
t.- -rfrlrr
John A.snk Wa fined - and costs
YESTERDAY far lsorirrlT cont aei. As
SINK q .out uoutned and notorious
Charles Ross. the old soldier charged
wirn stealing a cap from N. Alien' vas
tired yesterday ard acquitted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

k4eo, ae~ l-4atrg t.sf as@ses ln
ta.s g.fl srsfes oaF atHs d tle l.st "a
lHff ssLai-.l lsllsa e. taat sp
al seft As ltAt isetalt ia 8 80
srelfs IS - .oulallea O. E-lis = ae
4.zs .ssa. tsn 1o e. efeiakrH. ttt "a
ilfe neal laetat s37t.oss - tsf4aa
Eaoe l4slrs. .uleIssts Is fhe hasie
n8 Gee. nl4keus of flAe lahreaufs- 4
retfaa nttUtl ~ sac nsahA-
nfRAln ou as ro4als Yssssf4sy Oh
slFfrd l..al oea tenants sefe Q-eueY-
~ lls asa teg..st staff Ie1ul ~ tne
ktune1y b.4fk o0ustf luus aaa
NAtcll.s9-sts lhe prsA-s-s ate non
oifees aid -iufe fesnus ias company
m4Ae. sts al-es of eas.ar. - l.ildsf,
dflaua aad sas engine oils, ssea@i
rubssas oil and many otiisi
equally as important inDi '~ii's
Iae Wofks ale located on tne A.easo
IS West M.clgln railroad, neaf Gaze sl1d
oi Broadway street. aui 'oti ifists
plant tuat IS every respect complete
Nlth ai essential, % nrsi-tia,, lat-
tory. lhe productions 81 tae liogie
Ol Company arc Htll hnopn through
0ut this state. and therefore reference
to tli excellent qualities ls ,uperhD-
uus iae uog.e Oh Company has 81
advantage OF about nitetn years pa
basmess AZ Chicago. Realizing the
many adyaEtage, offered by Grand
Rapids, the H0gle Oll Company decided
80 locate their headquarters and tac-
tory m lhis city, with branch Offices AT
Chicago. Ar Hog.e Is thoroughly eK-
percuced ia M, business, and besides
being able tO duplicate almost any la
brlcatug od on the market, he make
many speclalues.
Manufacturers, factories, IN fact
any one that uses Oh VIII
he pleased 10 lCaJn that
an exclusive oil house has been e,tab-
hshcd mere, as il enables an order 10 bt-
filled ln any quantity from a quart Il
a carload. 4 feature VIII be made OF
supplying the home trade, and those
tltt nave never tested the oils pro
duced by THIS company are respectfully
asked tO give them an honest and far
trial. Ia addition 10 a full line o.
lubricamg oils they propose TO carry
a line Ot supplies, such is furniture
manufacturers are constantly using
such as waste, hemp, lnsecd oil, tur-
pentinc, etc. That the HOgle Oh Com
panv VIII meet with success ln their
new field OF labor is the earnest wish
J OF all euterprlsng citizens, and II pres
ent indications should be taken a. q
criterion the firms efforts Will not be-
Tor augnt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

n C1osks Newmsrkets every style Of outs6e
ents purchases enable Us 20 offer the most supu
CloakS nd Wraps 90 thc
would else where be IS ked for ordinary garments.
In the Department we are shown some beautiful
Gilt y ,,brodered Scars and towels tie
at of the ty Fancy plain and ed SILK ocar,
Felt Novelties and all those nnumerable little articles i2r
Today have 1000 do cn Hand
kerhiefs for and gcntemensk and nboueh for
and oaerek for the lowest prices Tor
YOU ever Thousands given for Christ
rrsens trade this one lire alone
believe they all bought here
p oersemsn our lap Silk Smoking Jackets the
we elegant line every one new END fresh, -
ar embroidered and IN all the correct colors.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

very careful in selec your black. Il the color IS
what does Il the
finest shabby. BE-
The black bc right
quality nothing Quality color hand with
both exactly We keep shoddy, mixtures,
part cotton nothing DIT the best This department has spread
and wonderfully proof sufficient illis a ro
ses and satisfs all For the Holiday Of
ferrng splendid Silk Woo Henrietta Silk end
Wool Drap Alma costumes, Trcots. Otomans Armurcs,
GRANTEES, etc. etc,
Our doesn't stop. Oh. Furs olt
all the time Cspcs Boas, Nuts and
Fur Trimmings every sort, the very lowest prices
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08


So. -,.'r - -. - -.
~. ...... ...... .....- - f.--.,
er... rs..e ....a go. 80 =, fs.. =.
-asf ~ ~. ~. 4. + .s :, go
~lses-ssa.f.. -. "a ~. ...t 50 il r.se.s
~Fasfs avn .a.s s.4...--ss as f8od a.
-s
A''-'- r -.-'.-
T. ST. and Mfs. "a tast1s -
~. ft.s lla-st.. bay
Aces narual being ssued for the
go "a -.- s'i-'e'-e-
81 township ieetor has as vet
tafl+s1 aly casa .Et4 -a1 collEy treas
E Meulton N.Il address the Free
Trade club fhur4ta. zht uoon Tax
4t.oa."
I4a Ives mattress factory has just
81 gpad 500 sOE-4 ~ goods % ~ol-l
A-.el
stores ala be ooen egsnlnys two weeks
E.l.r. lI.-.-fr.a.. b. ..o.ro rfh n,.xt
Wetla.-.lsy ssea.a,.. .leceulber III.
..... u........- p-...-l... anil
superintendent Meea went to Rock
fITi Yesler.lay Lo look alter CCnLtY
case
a-. god n, yrr-sffoct ree Mary
Nf .....r.f,.f ~. .,..-.t,,rl ia AS
ss.... t..el.e. a. a.. t.raalslls WLl
..1oI
Al.s. Walter j. Lawrence. who has
t.e. tuZ tnr family o- Justice
fI. au Ilraa * lI.t hs- returned
H..... I......... Ft.rf...
r..t.. ar..a..,.. r,.. .-,, l'.,r,.r.srv ea4.
..-.... .-....I..,. ..stsnll,., th.
f.. f.rf.. showing of cau-e wlv
r.er.r aoa-d pot oe appointed until
Dee ni.f it
Cfas F~ who for .orne time was
tE. lt.-of r.. Grand RAPIDS edition
of Y. U.tr.t Nna I.ft Yesterday 90
nt fnn "a. r.rorter on tie Chi
csa ft lee.
-t.+ s....t..- "A .,..l.,,s h,s fo-r,e.t d,
lw vta r. A. Maynard
hir We--elus
tr -lt u.lr-alI t'. an ALFRED l0l
man. befot Jour ~
t.r
'.. -.
i.r...,.i...l. ,.I '',.' .a,.",oa ~ -
,.- 49,. ,t..-.. :, '...,t t'' .,,-.i
MNrh t' tlr -nrpr So and grll.nca-
t.n '' ilr If'ui- OF sergeant Wrnn'
"N1 "a@ uiohent 70 he seriously Nl'
taAt gem iieman turned up Al neaai-
quarters last niSnt apparently as Well
a. ever.
q. ~,.,.,..r,.l chat r,l,-,-,. A Co,tor
,.. ..-..,,,..,, ,o,,,., 80 ,,ho. bo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08


ylte inspection.
HARVEY q IIEYsrEK.
Order your picture frames made to
order 1T Harvey q iieystok's.
For a fine oak sidcboard for $40, 90
to the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Corsets, the lowest prices at staufer's.
The piano goes at the Innes Rifles
bazar.
smoke and chow "Finest and Braves,"
Tobacco. save the cards. They nre
valuable.
Do Won wart $500 piano for Sl2 If
so. attend the 4.os Rifles blzar.
Best In the world-Banner cigar.
Baldwin's perfumes at White &
White s.
Jersey union suits 800 and $500.
vests and pants 80 cents and sl.00, at
StaufIcrs.
Lined and unlined gloves at stauf-
fers
For your stoves go to Travis, 81 Ca
nai-st.
Alfred Wrights perfumes at White
s. Whites.
Tax a whsck at the lnnos Baog
fish pond next week You may r0t
eaten q whaie, eut yOu are .lTc ca gct
your moneys worth.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

tsr,dr.ds sold and still have more. Our
-. be best can match them. Our prices range
from $3.50 TO SI5.
,,ber in purchasing your Holiday eits, cur great
- cess Is givicg for TIE possible money.
~ uick eyes good Judgment Of ladies' (~ho form 80
Ill - or patrons the best and contribute ~ SUD
sts~,sl m .nner 70 the ereat trade we are DONG
rsr.st,oe in every pertinent solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

If YOU wish to beautify your home
YOU can not find more suitable gift
than Il fine etching, engraving or pas
tel handsomely framed. Our assort-
ment is large and prices reasonable.
HARVEY & HEYsTEK,
a and 70 Ottawa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
Picture Frames

Only two weeks more remain before
Christmas. Leave your orders for
frames at once at Harvey Il Heystek's s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

orr .Saoy6cs Prizes dyc Bringing Poobb
fum Zo7on and C0unhyt

You by Colorcd Dress Goods counter ant hnd
o interest
The thousand Stufs that not mentioned Just
worthy.
behind each.
Flannels all wool, II Ia 10 50 cents yard.
All-Woo Henricttas all shades 50 S yard
Surabs, all new fall colors, al SO cents yard
An immense Broadcloth (our nlportaiion
40 to 50 width, from cents to S7 yard
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
Pedro chairs at Radcliff & Holfs.
Hot beef tea at White & Whites.
Oh! Ty Poor Feet.

Don't suffer any longer. | remove
cOrns, bunions and ngrOwing nails for
men. women and ch ldrcn. and treat
the feet in general, without pain, at tina
Turkish and Russian Bath House, cor
ner Monroe and IOnla-sts.
NJ. :. LABOURsLIER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
ABOUT REDUDED PRICES.
Millinery ut Great Sacrifice-This
UnVarniShed Truth.

LADIEs:-Being overloaded with GER
tam hats, and wiling TO reduce the
same, I made up my mind to lower the
prices in order to get my money back
and hereby offer my g hats for Sl.50,
and every hat in proportion.
Come and examine the same at No.
81 Canal-st., and YOU VIII find that
everything Is just as | represent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
a and rs Ottawa-st.

Help the boys who stand ready to
help YOU by attending the lnncs Rifles
bazar, commencing next Monday even
Inr-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
MAkRiED.

WHEELER-LA UGHLIN-At the residence
Of the brides parents, Mr.. Frank G. Wheeler.
of Grand Rapids. 20 Miss Carrie VI. Laughlin.
of Caledonia. Kent county, NJ h.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
Appropriate uolidax Gifts.

We arc showing for the holidays a
beautiful line OF etchings, pasteis, etc.
You can not select 4 more suitable gift
than a fine picture. We cordially IN
ylte inspection.
HARrEY X IrYsTEK.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

During ths hirsy-Eve that have been engaged
the Dry Goods been principle
msnase cur honest upright and egumate manner
succeeded
hhmen proof TO ths dollar tho poor
has the dollar oi he millionaire The
purchasing power ol e2Ch loentcaAy tie same.
Fsvoritsm person class association permitted
house.
With the eoPe stand upon the footing which
additional element grand
The lsboer the farmer. the mechanic and eaptas
welcome ali classes but iasOsn tn he shspe o
permitted employ and tle
are and plain low prices -l 8
OF Dry Goods preclude the possibility Our relations
with force
ing integrity which has been euidng ant which
make eavabls household word throughout e
State
Note this brief card patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Don't fail 10 call and get one Of II.
Leonard's Sons q Co.'s Holiday
Greetings" You may have one for the
ask iuu
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08


iae e1alNz .. s@lf l44ta 4et az
Pea. 80 s4frt Hs-.s tla..rress eseo-
f,., -. ..-.t , t.,. :. .t....l
~@+ t - ~ ~ ts~+ @
Davenport ass aeea een AeEs aAd hsf
fsaat.f...i. as 81. Az So IS at ta
.t...,.... y ..,.....4..i ....... .l....... tl..
-'4-- = F- 4As---s @ - 4-
"a ,4l3-.- 4lr--e a-l -l.l.iits i.2s.ll.
aI.sI .-..s allaF taat las heeu nlata
4.t... ....'.f -...,. 49,. 3......
- -- -s~-it e-.s' A~@~-~+ BIO
49, Ass DafeapoEt ash SEASON 49,
rellel.lhsF ~I.AI8sca. - as e constituted
...-..tt 49,. 81. 49,. ,-..t ..,p 49,. f T..
~ l4lat l-r P4ssfi-tA--'-i -'i--Aa4 N's-'
HI differ a 10 Respect lE-m En4L ol
l4st season. The saaae correct seen.e
....l ....,..... .,.......,.,,. ....4 -. .,.s...
- Ae-etoiofsr NitA tAe 4la.t'o- oi
some 1e1ls tlQesll IS NatcA arc -
.layad lli ta- aet reufasef.t .l.-. lftr.8's
u
iAe fo-e ~ FtaofA enc hA' le'd 40
p1It ulln which Aer AZ -4slle elupul~at
better fitted thau tl.e role of Flora
g.. p..-. t.s ,...fe,,. i.,i,.- ~
-'-i1 wrought upon i'i 'iit Joanna SNA
---r ei. engagement, t-eli. las LAls iAiiNfE
-H --..'- 4 7.ett a. it.'' "-i p-e',A-
great tt Nt --'a- a l--9li - t-1tr
II
f-'ii'. -At ol rp-it. .ii' lioI AarJn, pay
40 'tt-i.itt-'.i ne : -i -'''ie-
s~.-l1At aiA4 1.etrt t' Hi+iii'-.'
-t3+i l-''I "- v.'-'a
--'ii-'- ~- At W a.i0 Htats ll'
..a 49, "a ,''4. n' .'..' 'o.'o0'
Ia 80 ' '..c
',' 80 80 -. '''' ,.5,-,'e~ '.'' SI1I
r.,.. ,'-''..s = s--' '5 ~ -.AIS y -'" W.
''.,.. .3,.., t |''.-.. -,
'..''.'.,.-'. .'. ....
49,.
'''0 F-"' y"
''' ''''' 0'''
# pl.-,- .. .-..
a VI ,,"l 49, at 0'i,i lNDy e 'u
~ .lil' s.'e e.'''l-'ii' ~ "i'''', - iol
!, = 'i'.' 'i'A ''v..l'-' - 81, '''oS4 - -.
1o",i' v.'ol@ 4lo.'se' li'.s = 'n1 my
l'i.i5 14AFei.H III the pay S1-,f'6
l.-s - 'eAsoA anu = Uneven p9 -il'
aiii'.' ~ ~ - a.. o.''7 ''.e -. - ~
+,. 80, III -. f,,i s,,,,re..',
--N4L plAFr ut same taicAtA4 q 'it-t1-
t.0n 20 detail that IS Characteristic OF
a.l Madison square IuoAger, productions
..f i. ..-llt A 3 ..t..-l ~ ,l,,, ,,-o
"..I vc me- Acu ltAlulc ot tillo pro-
..ttl1l- IAc reputation OF the pOpu-
a nlur rr.ars a
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Groskopf Bros. 81 Canal-st., are
showing very large line of pocket
books, trunks, travelling bags, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

,lsta nA
psasrg He Ne fee
lgsa fkaAsts s.-s s.eslsssst 49, @sN~
asert4as. - ifa f-teiFs
f- Haeal
49, saaa
ls-1Ussa
TIE sN a. sls oeela hoass
tals u blmfli af lgfr.fes 94
tne s-ldsf. ,lsee. - isest-si.i
contk l4s a-aag leAtu4es taat sfe eaiiis-
j la - 4lte.-s g ils lle.si-i 500 q
safe o. saF Sass fof Sac een n
ga of tae tesl s1a al1sl snlas alie rii.Ef-
-tlllaseats ot lle season s - tr go tac
boards fFsl aua iaEeHalst oE lss
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brzae.lo tAe numsl gas lAtufe. tis
as afAlftl all Hal attQ 4 eieat
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~ w4s- tia Aaroa family afe Also
neA faces. Besides aolu. 4n a. lHe
acrotlte 4Hd gFmLastlc asa tHtt Geo a
ysrs eleser Roman ladder tura. An-
other lew team afe tAe 80 Dci.s, comedy
anu sketch artists. Nous. AaUi.e. the
champion cqml brsl, played ,3c'es So
TAI seAeat here some Imc ago.
tAe o.i famla Ilre ol II" iatemi
eunlei ltn, w4I aglia be sten AZ @aniu =
this week. anu Me-,rs. OltoI and
BeI kelley vii he pul ou roaring alter
piece. Taken al 10 al Jle show thls
week promises 20 be a coTker.
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NJ. :. LABOURsLIER.

smoke and chew "Finest and Brayest''
Tobacco. Save the cards. They are
NnIuablt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Order your picture frames made to
order at Harvey q Heystck's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Pcrfumcd sachets and fans, at Stauf-
fcr's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

For a fine oak sidcbOard for $40, 90
to the Vinegar FurnILure Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

men. women and Ch ldrcn. and treat
the feet in general, without pain, at tia
Turkish and Russian Bath House, cor
ner Monroe and IOnia-sts.
NJ. :. LABOURsLIER.
Tobacco. Save the cards. They are
valuable.
Pcrfumed sachets and fans, at Stauf-
fer's.
Don't fail TO call and get one of II.
Leonard's Sons q Co.'s "Holiday
Greetings" You may have one for the
asking.
Groskopf Bros, 81 Canal-st., are
showing very large line of pocket
books, trunks, travelling bags, etc.
For your stoves go to Travis, 67 Ca
nal-st.
Fine Etchings.
F. II. Seymour, l45 Monroe-st., is
showing a new and very elegant line of
of art should not fail to inspect this
line.
Hot chocolate at White & Whites.
For carpets, rugs, window shades,
draperies or curtain poles, go to the
Winegar Furniture Company.
Ben-Hur cigars are for sale by
Jerome Trowbridge. Try them.
Handkerchiefs, the choicest lines at
Stautfcr's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Ben-Hur cigars are for sale by
Jerome Trowbridge. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
inc Etchings.

For your stoves go to Travis, 67 Ca
ual-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
Hot chocolate at White & Whites.

For carpets, rugs, window shades,
draperies or curtain poles, go to the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Handkerchiefs, the choicest lines al
Stauifcr's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Once tried never forsaken-Banner
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

smoke and chew Finest and Br7vest"
Tobacco. save the cards. They are
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

The piano goes at the Innes Rifles