, 1889-12-15
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

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Auction every night at V. Bakers.
The Burlington has begun hauling
coal out of Newca tie.
Attorney General Donzelman has again
been appointed a notary public.
One Of Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins big
grading outfits is at Wendover, en- route
to Utah.
The capitol workmen will rest to day.
This will be their first Sunday off for sew
eral months.
Phoenip will be given at the opera
house Thursday evening by Milton and
Dollie Mobiles.
The dainty store of Geo. W. Brown,
is rsplete with holiday goods. Every
thing is neat and attractive.
Attendance upon the Salvation Army
meetings at the Eddy street hall is very
small, though the services are better than
formerly.
All the different order of Masonic,
Knights Templar, and G. A. R. aad Wis
iting cards beautifully written at 1922
Ferguson street.
The most ~bewildering line of ladies and
gents visiting and hand painted New
Years cards written to order at 1922
Ferguson street.
The engravers at Zehner. Buchner &
Cos have had their hands full during the
past week engraving articles purchased
for the holiday season,
j. W. Griffin put 81 LOGO more into re-
atty yesterday and Z. II. Sharp gave
Frank Bohen s275 for two lots. Tom
McInerney sold to Mr.. Griffin.
Private Wm. Hand killed a fellow
trooper at Fort Niobrara. He was dis
charged from the service and sent to
Leavenworth for seven years.
f. A. Swezev. U. G. Amour, D. G.
Hudson and I. w. Egan have been APP
pointed route agents for the fast mail.
The men oome from the Northern Pa
cifc.
In compliance with teleQraphIo request
Governor Warren has sent Delegate
Carey two certified copies of the constitu-
ton for the use of either house of con-
gress.
Goods sold at auction prices at V. Ba-
ker's.
A private letter from Washington con-
tains the news that Robin, son of Dele
gate and Mrs. Carey, is very i'll. and 1t is
feared that he will be stricken with
typhoid fever.
General Purchasing Agent McKibbon,
of the Union Pacific, has issued a circular
announcing the appointment of A. E.
Hutchinson as ststioner for the Union
Pacific system.
The coming Durant's ball On next
Thursday evening will be ike an overflow
crowds which will attend. The ball is
already an assured success.
The railroad men of Fremont have pre-
scented e. T. Horn. the retiring superin-
tendent of the South Platte division of
the Elkhorn, with an elegant watch, cost
ing $400. Horn is well known here.
The question with most people is what
to buy which will prove most satisfactory
to the recipient. Those in doubt may
consult with advantage to themselves
George w. Brown, the ieweler, whose
stock is teeming with suggestions.
NJ. E. Hopkins of the Wyoming, Salt
Lake & California road has gone on a
two months New York trip. AS soon as
the surveys of the old management are
verified. the new management will take
hold and push construction.
1t is a very good idea to buy your holi,
day goods now when most of the prettiest
articles are in stock. Goods purchased
now may be laid away until needed at
Christmas time. Call on Brown, the
jeweler, and make your selections now
He will take care of the goods selected
until you are ready to give them to those
you intend to favor.
Fine Art Novelties Mrs. f. l.. Rob
inson will give a grand opening at her es-
Enlistment on Ferguson street, Monday
and Tuesday next, days and evenings.
Ladies and gentlemen are cordially invited
to call and see the finest collection OF ex-
quisite novelties to be found in the West,
which will be sold at reduced prices.
Every purchaser will be presented with q
number on the handsome fire screen now
on exhibition in the window. A hand
some hand painted card will be given to
every purchaser.
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