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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-13
PERSONAL.


MR.. CLEVELAND will be entertained at
dinner by the Young Mems Democrati,
club OF New York on the 27th inst.
PRESIDENT FRIsBIE, of Wells eoll.ye
Aurora, y. ", has declined the recent caIi
10 the presidency of Milwaukee college.
GENERAL SIMON CAMERON was able IN
SIT up IN bed and read on Sunday. An
immediate danger in his case is believed TO
he past
HENRY a. FOSTER died at his home in
Rome, \, ", ON Saturday, in his Goth wear.
He was the senior ex-united States senator.
having been appointed in 1914, ono wear
before Simon Cameron.
DIR. j. NJ. BRousE, aged ~, a leading
physician of Shariesville, Berks county,
who left three weeks ago for Oklahoma la
locate, had been foully murdered in that
territory. His body was found rfied of
$2,oO In money and valuables
JUDGE JENKs, solicitor general of the
department of justice, has resigned.
Among the principal candidates for the
place IS Judge Harry White, of Pennsyl-
Nania. Judge jerks will leave Washing
ton on "Wednesday for Brookville and viii
resume his practice and duties AS legal
ADVISOR to the Du Bois estate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-13

fnvlrs ANo FLOWERS ron s-lpms

The Best Packing Materials scr Fruitq
Cut Flower os Livtas PIanVTncrc un-
s.1.,,ssssfSfr~ep and fiorise
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-13

SALESMEN.-WE WtSIIl A FEW MEN To
- sell our goods by sample tolthe Wholesale
ana retail trade Largest nufacturers In our
line, Enclose 2cent stamp. Wages So per day
permanent position. No postals answered.
Money advanced for wages, advertising, etc
CENTENNIAL MANFGCo.,
apftz-oe1aeod Cincinnati, Ohio,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-13

1t rarely occurs that this col
umn carries more interesting
news to women than it contains
to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-13

Ribbons by a queer turn in
the market are offered at two
thirds off value.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-13

MA NOM nVPN True to Name and Color.
Ni"~vNU DlDO Nothing can Equal Them.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

THINGS In Brazil, now that news
from outside and Independent
sources has begun to drift In, do
not appear to have been altOgeth.
or as lovely and unanimous In re-.
gard to the change Of government
as they we're made TO seem In the
dispatches sent out from the Off.
cial bureaus of the new regime.
Some friction aud cases Of indi.
vldnai dissatisfaction were to be
expected. There has evidently
been no very serious protest
against the change or the world
would have heard Of II. IL is
easier, however, to declare a re
public and get II started than II is
to maintain II In smooth aud ef
fective running order. Granted
that the preference of the Brazil.
ians for republican institutions is
proven, II remains to be seen
whether they have the capacity to
maintain q good government un.
der them.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20


Quite q peculiar incident took
place In the country near Cory don,
Ky, few days ago, between an
excellent farm lady and her tur.
Keys. II seems that last spring
she put q lot of cherries into q
barrel and poured whisky on them
for the purpose of making cherry
bounce. At the time Of the incl
dent she drew of the liquid and
emptied the cherries in the back
yard. She had q gang Of eighteen
turkeys, which Immediately on
the cherries, deyoared
them. Late In the day the lady
found all her tarkeys stretched
ont apparently lifeless. Thiskiog
they had died from The effects of
poison. she gathered them In or
der to save the feathers, and threw
their carcasses down into q ravine.
Next morning, to her surprise and
CONSERVATION, the whole gang
came up, somewhat abashed aud
seemingly cognizant of q disas.
trous drunk they had been on.
The good lady has experienced u
good deal OF trouble In answering
questions about her naked tur.
keys.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
A muRskHKR CAPrUssp.

We learn from the Paducah
News that Lev. James, the negro
who murdered the brakeman, Jas.
Garvin, at the Illinois Central
waiting room, at Fulton, five weeks
ago, was captured few days. ago
~ Arkansas. He was caught by
SHOW crsO.istSis,ss;s;;e1 ~ ~ !: l Z !; ::
ssidep-IsSd OF bis crime.
The details of the arrest becom.
ing known Mt Fulton, there was an
organization effected 20 give him
his deserts without troubling
judge and jury. II was known
that he was TO be brought in on
the 7 o'clock train Monday night,
and everything was In readiness
TO swing him mp as soon as he got
OF the train. TO circumvent this
the city marshal sent a man down
TO the tank, and James was taken
OF and carried 10 q house In the
country. There was much dissp.
pointment and the crowd search.
ed In various places for the mur.
derer, but not finding him, finally
about midnight. There
is no doubt what would have been
the result had he been brought to
Fuito9.
Nothing has been heard here
confrinatory of the above, aud IL
possibly q mistake.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
Nc WOMEN IN raER'N.

The news reports have given it
out that the Farmers Convention
at st. Louis last week, adopted a
resolution favoring female suff-
rage. This Is denied by returning
delegates. The Northern Farm.
ers Alliance. composed Of three
States, vas In session at ST. Louis
q: The same time, which Is q dis
tinct organization from the Farm
ers and Labors Union, and IL was
that body which the sisters cap.
tured. The Union and Knights of
Labor formed a federation for pc.
litical ends. They adopted reso.
lntions demanding the free coin.
age of silver, and the repeal Of the
tobacco tax, aud appointed q CON.
mittee to go TO Washington and
look after the matter.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
MRS. JEPFERsoN DAVIS belus

MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS being
waited on by a committee from
Memphis asking for the final In.
terment of her late husband's re.
maines there and Offering her q
home In that city, were answered
by that lady that while feeling
very grateful, she could not make
nor agree upon any definite plans
for the future until her daughter,
now In Paris, has been consulted
with. For many reasons she
would like the remains of DIR.
Davis to rest at Elmwood, but
there was other claims TO be con-
sidered and she could as yet make
no definite answer.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
A WISE noY.

"Are you going to bang up your
stockingr asked the first.
yep; are your
yep. You expect q gunr'
"Noap."
"a drumf"
"Noap."
IA music boxp
"Noap."
"What do you expectr'
"NOtbing. Last year expect.
ell q twenty.6ve.dollsr tool box
and got nothing but jack knife.
This year hain't going to expect
nothing and mebbe II! &c, a Texas
pOny."-Desroit Free Press.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
LITTLE VIOLA

Little Viola wished q very large
doll last Christmas, but as II was
quite expensive she was gwen q
amaIier one.
Playing contentedly with il on
Christmas Day, she suddently
stopped and said: "Mamma, /
SHv.why ! didn't get that big
FWby, darlingi'' asked mamma.
Cause our chimBey's too lit.
tie; Santa Claus couldn't bring the
oig onc duwn. / wisn ne nad
known the way TO our front door,"
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
EURERNY.

This is what you ought to have, In fact
you must have 1t, to fully enjoy life,
Thousands are searching for II daily, and
mourning because they find Il not. Thous-
ands upon thousands Of dollars are spent
annually by our people 10 the hope that
they may attain this boom. Aud yet II
may be had by all. We guarantee that
Electric Bitters, II used according to d..
rec'ions aud the use persisted In, will
bring you Good Digestion and oust the
demon Dyspepsia and install instead Eu-
pepsy. We recommend Electric BItters
Tor Dyspepsia and all diseases Of Liver,
stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 500 and
si.oo per bottle at J. W. COwgilfs Drug
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
TAXATION IN KENTUCKY.

The word taxation no where APP
pears In the present constitution
of Kentucky. The next constltu.
ton, while II needn't use the word
too often, can, at least, prohibit
the formation of county debts by
tffc <vfe OF bonds IN aid OF public
improvements. There is q provis-
ion in the present constitution de.
signed to prevent just such in.
debtedness, but the construction
placed on IL by the Court of Ap-
peals amounts to it's repeal. Hen
derson News.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
a...ry 2. re-. sxxss..os
iIaslsss T'ss sss.sSss 4, ss,ss mxs. sscs


'he con. Inns Leutil Iao.l pe'eecsst.
her, sat senate, descr4tions last Mon.
waiting stature, somewhat ataisas@ h
1h, how color of chestnut fully ripi
modonl to the ears, whence downwar
lecided: more orient, cuskaent OF the
c9ntin- the shouldasompany, prepar-
after head Is Tess at whiting, the
~ -; tss e. esssss the Ge....e.. Belt
su, bout Q mile northeast
VI Hibbsrd.. Formerly Mr.. Ward
was collector Of the port of Port
Huron, an appointee Of President
Cleveland, but by reason Of the
fact that he was master of cere-
monies at the time of the Old Ro-
mans visit to Michigan, 1t Is pre-
sumed, his removal was brought
about within thirty days after the
ascendency of Harrison II to the
throne. His district In Michigan
Is solidly Democratic one, and
is represented In the National
Congress by Mr.. Whiting, o mem.
ber of the lumber company, and
after whom their town is named.
Mr.. Ward expressed his regret
that he was unable TO meet the
Democrat man at the time Of his
visit to Whiting last week, az It
would have given him pleasure to
accept an opportunity TO tell the
people Of Mississippi county some
thing Of the intentions of the com.
pany.
"Otis Joslyn, of Port Huron, 10
our resident partner here. and will
have charge of our mill business,"
said Mr.. Ward, 'and w. Fl. Smith
will snperintend the railroad and
logging business. They are both
c!aver gentlemen, and are located
ct Whiting, where We hope seen
to have q post-office, having pc.
titioued for one."
"There has been considerable
talk here, Mr.. Ward. of your rail.
road aud it's connection with Hick-
man. Is there any possibility Of
it's being extended to that pointr
"Yes. cir; we are putting In q
solid roadbed, full gauge ties, cul-
verts aud trestle-work, though
mounted at present with narrow
Esrgs raifrs 1k<r M SaRszsetsy
We cannot proceed TO Hickman on
slight inducement. We are in the
field for business and will neglect
no opportunity TO secure II. l
have thought over the matter, and
can say that Hickman stands a
chance to get the road sometime
next summer. AS said. our road.
bed is put down with an eye TO
permanency and extension.
II am OF for home this morning."
continued Mr.. Ward, "and will not
be back again until the middle of
January"
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
sHERMAN's ELEsTIoS B,LL.

eperial Dispatch 10 The Louisville COMMERCIAL
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16,-In the
dearth Of more important matter,
aud since no progress seems to
have been made toward complet.
ing the committees, gossip aud
speculation tonight are running
largely toward the various new
election bills, especially Senator
Sherman's. This latter is practi-
cally the same that was introduce
ell by Mr.. Sherman at the last ses-
sion of Congress, and as the conn.,
try was then made familiar with
it's chief features there is no need
Of recapitulsting them now. Mr..
Sherman complains that his bill
was not noticed last winter. He
means doubtless that 1t was not
reported by the committee, for. as
Q matter of fact, 1t was noticed
rather abundantly by the press.
The truth is that the Democrats
are opposed to ii az body, whilst
the more conservative Republi.
cans are afraid of IL. The impress
sion among the latter is that IL is
too arbitrary in its methods, aud
that 1t confers too much patron
age on the President. Nobody
seems to think that IL will ever be-
come a law. While a great ma
jority of thinking men believe that
something should be done. there
are Rev who believe that either
Sherman or Chandler has found
the true solution of the difficulty.
Ii is worthy OF note, however,
that although tine Democrats in
Congress will present q solid
front Of opposition, they privately
believe that the adoption of such
. measure will benefit them and
inJure the Republicans. To make
such law will be to solidify the
South more absolutely than ever,
and TO postpone indefinitely that
break which o year ago Mr.. Harri-
BON thought, and with reason, was
possible at no distant day. A
prominent Southern Senator said
Tonight: II shall vote against
The bill IL II comes up, as o matter
of course. | do so because dis.
approve on principle of encrosch.
nents by Congress on the dOmes.
tic Affairs of the States. j should
Lieplore, also, the condition Of
things which the enforcement Of
such a law would inevitably pro.
luce IN the Southern States; but
II there he one thing which more
than another will cement the
Solid South afresh aud at the
same time loosen the hold Of the
Republican party on the couDtry's
respect and confidence, II 10 the
passage OF the Sherman Election
bill or something similar. / had
hoped that this perplexing prob.
lem would haze been approached
In o more enlightened way, but
the Republican party have the
whole Government now and il is
their funeral.n
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
BuekISu,s Arusea satv.

TIVE BEsr ssLvs In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. FeveI
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblsins
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
Is guaran teei to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cents pei
boz. For sale BY J. W. cowgill, Drug
gist
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
IL will he Called,

The candidates for Spes ~ -, \
the Kentucky House Of he /
sentatives have made q led
canvass Of the State, AM g0'
viewed personally .vtsssafs. Il "a
elect, aud tlSerne rates Of the sc'
$3.50 49, sorthe tidings of the ccnh.
i1caS,y- rapidly his heart beat =
Yo great questions were h
incoming iiosafety of his b9y u 4
Constitniionalr1 the throne Q. o N
ing ali legal tcci,nicaiiiies
majority Of the qualified vd
the. State having voted for End
call. They are satisfied that the
people want the Convention.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
AN AsrRoPxsATE YnEsESr.

Wife-What are you going to
give me for q Christmas present 7
Husband--If you could play on
the violin l know what I'D give
you.
"Whatp
at is called u chin rest.n
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
A scrap Of paper save. Her Life.

IL was Just an ordinary scrap Of writing
paper, but il saved her life. She was In
The last stages Of consumption, told by
that she was lncurable and
could live only o short time; she weighed
'@ than seventy pounds. On piece Of
Wrapping paper she read OF Dr. Kings
M~ Discovery, and got a sample bottle;
il helped her. she bought large bottle,
It ped her more, bought another and
grew better fast, continued lbs use and Is
now strong, healthy, rosy, pump, weigh
Ing TAO pounds. For fuller particulars
send stamp 10 w. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial Bottles Of this wonderful
Discovery Free al J. w. Cowsiils Drug
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
roeis nay eo ro cove sEss.
A Michigan RannhlIosn ina,lo

A Michigan Republican jussicc,
Judge Greye, OF the Supreme
Court, has decided frat, that there
IL nothing in the Constitution to
prevent the Republican party
from sending an idiot or an igno.
ir the rrrssr osrpgress; aud, secQpt.
plain p n asiops..xs.sss.,;ss.ss : nfyrysat Il
sssa ~ 20 be such. The case waspe-R
extraordinary one.
A Republican candidate for
Congress, q. Il. Belknap, whose
speech was accurately reported,
and one Of whose letters was re.
produced In the Grand Rapids
Democrat, sued the editor for
libel, alleging that the paper re-
fiected on his ability to grapple
with questions concerning the
tarirr because he was not "built
that way. MIR. willard Kingsley,
for the defendant, demurred and
asked that the case be dismissed
because no attack had been made
upon the complainant's character
In business; that when be became
O candidate for Office his intelli.
gence was matter which @ pub
lie Journal was licensed to discuss.
The court, In sustaining the de-
murrer, said:
The Constitution has fixed no
grade of mind which Is necessary
TO qualify o person for q seat in
Congress. There is no
moral delinquency, but In effect
the imputs,ion 10 that the plaintiff,
q candidate for member Of Con-
gress, is ignorant, uneducated,
and mentally disqualified to re-
present the people OF this district
in that body. sss In view Of
these publications think II can
not be held that they we're libelous.
The demurrer should he sustained,
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
T. arm aerS ]
SALE OR VALUABLE PROPERTY.

A. the Erecutor Of Samuel IAndrum,
deceased, I viii sell At AUCTION, 10 the
highest bidder, 81 the Court House door
10 the city Of Hickman, ksntaeky, en-
MONDAY. FEs- rT,s. isse.
al the property sf said estate, oensistins
oi the Laclsds Hotel property, situated oa
Lots Nos. y aBd "a, In Old Hickman.
Aise, tss middle SRs third sf La, No. ~,
10 Oid Hiekman, sad Lots Nos. 100 20 l2l
ioelusive, l2t, III, l3O, isa l3A, laa. l5S
and l6i In West Hiskman.
The Lacleds 10 The largest asd best Ho-
tel 10 lliekmsn, cOaiAioing sone - heoms
for quests, apd also 4 Business Rooms aa-
der che Hotel Al uili be soii ingeahsr-
subject 10 n lease oa same uhieh expires
May lsi, 1890.
TERMS ous.fourth cash, the balance
10 equal install usnts pay able In q, u aud
ls months, uih iatsresI from date %
SALE, 10 be sssarsi By notes uilh petseHai
security.
dscS'tds c. l.. RANDLE, RHeeator.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
COUNTRY PRODUCES.

We will pay the highest price
for Country Produce. Also, you
can always ind a fresh supply OF
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, &c, aud
q general line Of Family Groce.
ries, at our store Ia East Hickman.
HELM BROS.
aap- tf
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

Bring your Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, &C., that need repairing,
to Bob Buck, opposite Nit Shsw's
grocery, at Buck Bros. aud he
will repair them as q first-cIass
workman should. apes
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

We are authorised 10 announce THOMAS
q. fO0SE, of siies man Ssw.sy, 80 .
candidate for Clerk Of the Court OF Ap
peals, subiec, 10 the action Of the Dem
ocratic party.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

GREAT big England is now quar-.
relimg with little Portugal. A lot
of land in Africa is the cause Of
the trouble.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

Col. JESSE A. FORREST, Of
Memphis. q prominent citizen and
ex.confederate soldier and o
brother of Gen. N. B. and w. IL.
Forrest, died Monday.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

We are authorized 10 snncunse Mr.. GEO.
n. MAIDEN ~ . candidate for Clerk
Court Of Appeals, sahjsc, 10 the action
Of the Democratic State Convention.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
A Warning.

Notice is hereby given TO all parties not
to rent any portion Of my land, III Being
q portion Of the Cowgirl farm In this
oonntY) or to remove anything of Of Il,
without my consent.
MAMIE +. ATWOOD.
Dec. 8, lss9-lm
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

A NEWSPAPER has been started
in New York city, edited by two
intelligent colored men, bearing
the motto, "Death to the Repub-
lican party.n
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

Come aud see our large and
beautiful stock Of Ladies' and
Gents solid Gold and Silver
Watches. We will not be under.
sold. BUCK BROS.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

THE Nashville American has
proposed an organized movement
on the part Of newspapers Of the
South to raise q fund to erect a
monument TO the Hon. Jefferson
Davis.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
WHAT CONGRESS wuLL Do.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-CoD.
gress this week will provide for
taking its usual Christmas vaca.
ton, and will adjourn doubtless
from neat Friday, December 20,
until Monday, the 9th of January.
Aside from action upon this sub
isSt. the completion Of committee
organization, the further introduc.
tion of bills and the confirmation
of numerous recess appointments,
there will probably be little to
chronicle In the Senate.
Some means OF permitting the
immediate introduction of bills i'm
the House of Representatives will
be sanctioned early this
week, and q prodigious number Of
new and old measures now fill the
riseen-heles cs the a2a members,
awaiting the opportunity. When
the call once begins, not less than
two legislative days will be re-
fuiuml to comploto IL.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

SENATOR 10. BLACKBURN is a
candidate for reelection. lie is
not to have wslk-over, as ex.
Gov. Proctor Knott isa candidate.
The Senator and his friends, how.
ever, profess to have no fear as to
the result.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

Mr.. MCKENZIE states that he
is not in any sense Of the word q
candidate for the United States
Senate against Mr.. Blackburn.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

The Naiion.1 1ussion soont the 4
gress, comnossinan. DO not tbty
e.na,sx Asleep in that house,
met In annual sessslpe ~ wen
gomery, Ala, recently. WHA
tieas we're adopted .:,:;: s:;S ( - r.s.ss =
agricultural organizations "a
combine to secure Legislation i ~
vorable to farmers; asking Con.
gress to establish deep.waterHar.
bors on the gulf coast for the
purpose Of facilitating the growth
Of trade with Central and South
American countries; approving the
Investigation being made by the
government TO reclaim the arid
lands of the West; requesting fur.
ther investigation by the Depart.
ment Of Agriculture into the ca as.
es Of and remedies for swine
plague; asking for lower rates of
postage on agricultural publica.
tions by the States; fayoring the
organization Of q National Board
of Agriculture; indorsing farmers'
institutes and recommending that
they be aided by the national gov.
eminent through the Department
Of Agriculture; favoring Chicago
as the site OF the Worlds Fair In
1892; favoriug closer relations be.
tween producers and Consumers:
favoring comprehensive system
for the Improvement Of the Miss.
issippi aud Missouri rivers, and
the construction OF a shin canal
across Illinois, connecting Lake
Michigan and thc Mississippi riy.
er, and recommending that Con. |
gross make liberal appropriations
therefore.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

Read Smith, Ellison & Co.'S
advertisement In this issue. They
will do what they say.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

PERHAPS the most lucrative
office In the national government,
next to the presidency itself, 10 the
clerkship OF the Supreme Conrt
NJ washington. IL yields an an.
nual income in fees of from s25, 900
10 $4,000.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
Fresh Groceries.

The ubdsrsgned having purchased the
grocery stock " y T. Cas-, will eeniinus
business At The old stand, and proposes 10
sell a. good goods, snd al - lev prces a.
any. viii app rreisis ysur trade
luiy6 II r. BRYANT.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

"A u. - "A y \
ss,uIleCf IN Ine organization
! 49, ~ ss SAtional Farmers Alliance
and Industrial Union and their
federation with the Knights OF
Labor, will, Il 10 said, result
through committee work, In bring.
ing stronger influences to bear on
Congress In favor of general river
improvements than has ever yet
been felt. Several prominent
members Of the alliance, notably
r.. r. Kolb, Commissioner Of Ag.
riculture Of Alabama; ii. G. Me-
Call, OF Montgomery, Ala, aud
Leonard Matthews, of this city,
have opened a correspondence on
the subject, with q view to crys-
talizing the opinions Of the indus.
trial world aud bringing sbOut
united action. This action will be
exerted through the legislative
committees of the federated or.
ganizstion aud the Improvement
of rivers generally, beginning with
the Mississippi to the extent. II
Of the Government bor-
money to do the work, OF
of retaining the tax on tobacco
will be strongly aud persistently
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20
cmsNIN CASE VERDICT.

The Cronin case is ended. The
jury mas passed upon the test,.
mOny and says that DIR. Cronin
was murdered; that four of the de-
PENDANTS are guilty; that Burke,
O'Snlliyan and Couehlin. as ahs
chief conspirators, shall be inn.
prisOned for life; that Kunze shall
be imprisoned forthree years, and
that Beggs is innocent.
--Haye You seen the nice diE.
play of Christmas Goods at j.
Amberg's Sons! They are so
sss:se -------.----.----.
The Hickman courier., 1889-12-20

DRESS GOODS, beautiful
and stylish enough for the most
fastidious are to be found on
BALTzER & SHAw's counters.