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SUNDAY MEDITATION.

Practical Duties Taught by Study OF the later.
national SUNDAY school Lesson Appointed for
July q, 1880. ii. Luke, i5!i-i0.
Zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures ~
Indicated Rbovei
SUBJECTS: ]. PARABLE OF THE LOST SHEEP
f., II. PARABLE OF THE LOST PIECE OF
MONEY.
l. PARABLE OF TIE LOST SHEEP.
]. Data
Two OF the Evangelists Matthew and
Luke-give this parable. (See st. Matt Ie:
ii ii, aud st. Luke, 10: II; also, 10 10. J
st. Matthew probably heard IL spoken. st.
Luke not unlikely was familiar with it by ira
dition. Both were kept by the Holy Spirit
from error in reporting the parable e Pet,
j :2l.)
9. Time.
This parable was uttered early in March, A.
ID. % Our Savior was cruciiied on tho 18th of
the same month, two to three weeks after he
spoke the parable. Sts Matthew and Luke
wrote practically, A, u. 60, or 81 years alter
the narration OF the parable.
g. Place.
Our Savior was making his final trip to Jeru-
salem. On the way hewent to Ephron; thence
10 Perea, crossing the Jordan; then he went
south for distance, recrossing the Jordan
nearly in line east from Jericho The para
! BILE was spoken in Perea, not far, we may pre-
sumo, from Bethabara We notice that in st.
| Luke Is l, publicbns are mentioned us among
the listeners. The Jews were subject at that
time TO the Romans, and forced TO pay taxes to
| that foreign power The publicans were the
| tax gatherers. In the neighborhood of Betha-
| bara and Jericho there would be custom Offices
and collectors of tribute, that being region
where the heather and Judean territories bor-
| dered on each other.
| 4. The Circumstances
We notice in the 10Th chapter Of st. Luke's
Gospel that Christ uttered three parallels at the
same nterview-that OF the Lost Sheep; of the
Lost Piece of Money and of the Lost Son.
| How came he To utter these three? They are
| allied 10 each other, and all have in view Sim
| liar object. They are In reply to an objection
made by the Pharisees and scribes against
Christ, to w.t. "This man receiveth sinners
| and eateth with them" (St. Luke 10: p We
recall the fact that publican named Matthew
| Tor Levi gave IN entertainment once to Christ.
We read in tho account given OF that feast,
! AS Jesus sat at meat in the house, behold,
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5. Suggestion.

"Joy to the world; the Lord has come"
1t is much for us to DO sure God is concerned
for us-feels like shepherd who has lost a
favnrite sheep; like woman seeking missing
piece of money; like father whose son has
wandered of into the ways of sin.
1t is much TO know angels rejoice over every
sinner saved. They know better what it means
to be lost, and hence they realize more fully
the significance of salvation.
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suffering from mental strain. and IL you married
what may your offspring suffer through your negIf-
geEeE II your symptoms throat, mucous patch
- in mouth rheumatism in bones and joints hair fall
ing OUT erupOns any part OF the body feeling OR
general depression, pains IN head bones, yDH have
no time 70 waste Those who are constantly taking uer-
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OF these drugs VIII surely bring in the end Dons
fail 70 write All CORES oneHce sent sealed in plain
envelopes We invite the most rigid invest cation and
vii DO al in our power to aid you in Address,
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Whom for COmmanaer.in.chiori Col. W. G. Yea

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: In the last
issue of THE NATIONAL tribune you mention
some of tho candidates for the Office of Com
mander-in. Chief. AS u member of the old
Vermont Brigade, aud also of the 81 Vermont
regiment | am of course strongly in favor of
Col. Veazey, and hope that he may be elected
/ am sure that none of the candidates you men
ton could fill the position with greater credit
than Col. w. g. Veazey .-VERMoNrER, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
when she was a Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castoris.
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urer, now spending weary
months Of invalidism in
Florida, was forwarded
him. together with a per-
sonal letter from the Ed
itor. In response, Gen.
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most blind from the fatal
cancer in his face, which
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Beach, Fla. Though $
years old and unable TO
read a single word he
writes, the old hero shows
as steady and strong a
hand as in his famous
r-.ors NJ official service,
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| Column b explains the other three columns,
q, c, d.
100 Oheep great
| 2Oons greatest
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CRY sprNNFR's RESPONSE.

The Memorial Day hail and salute OF the N i.
C. C. 10 Gen F. T. Spinner. ex- United States Treas
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How many OF the C. c. think teachers ought tc
compel their pupils 10 speak Friday afternoons
suppose you were teaching school OF y pupiis
and had said that each one should have recitation
excused every week. Would it be right for Tia,
teacher TO excuse such pupil? Should be very glat
60 hear from all personally. we have had quite
dlscussion.-Aniia Holsingcr. Mt. Morris. III.
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IfHfs tIIit tflJ.-I- MIiic briefly p WrIie onIv
g. one sioe 81 Tie paper 3. Write lslhe point 4
Write on one subject. 8. Write yonr best G.
otlo Alistls 70 az puzzles Tor Of Editor Each
Week tiIe names Of those writing lie Iest heller
style, composition, spelling, penllnnship and CEN
elid merit conslcered-Hlll DE named al lie Head
q ti3s column on tlie Honor Roll. First honor
VII Include AL Of these requirements. Second
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homer will include deficiency in some one point.
No others viii be named.
HONOR RoLL-BEsT LETTERS.
First Honor-Ruth Pollard, Ferguson, Mo.
Second Honor-Julia Pringie, niagara Falls,
Ont.
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Nellie DE Bord, 4 Edith Nj. Dissay, 3; Morn
Rivers 2; John =. Hicks, 3; Helen Nj. Nash, z;
Edwin NJ. Southland, s; Emma G. Clements, 3;
Carl Walker. Z: Bonnie Il. Thomas, 2; Amy A.
Baker, 6; II. II. Bronson. 6; Gilbert C. jeiiries,
Nettie V Emerson, Z; Grin A. Swan, s; Anna V.
johnson. [: VIM IL. Swan, 8; Mrs c. g. Honor, 81
Rose w Henderson, 9; Daisy B. North, 10; Nellie
NJ Cook, 2: Rufus Mason, ?; Dot jackson, d; Grace
Millisms Nettie Mctirath, 2; Jennie l.. Harsh,
4: Neddy Johnson 3; Nellie w. Swnger, 3; Lizzie
Nj. A Hewlett 3; Lou NJ. Staring, To- Lee k Dew
Fannie Reilly, 5; James Il. Alger Z Ella Colby, z;
Ellie NJ HarshhargcT, Z; May b. Chapman, q;
Gladys A. Lewis, l9 Edith NJ. Haines. f. Myrtle
4. Anderson Z; Ella II. Schermerhorn, g.
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ooURT RrooRps

CTRcrrr-Hon. Wm. r. Grove. 5eags
The People vs- Pred MAY, assault and
hameTy verdict nos guilty respondent
q IschsTged hon. y. G. BgfCh, 1uags
A Reeves vs. Horace II. Chsids.
tTssDsss. on tral.
srPEp7oH-uon. F. A. BBrEngsrne
1udge-EHs l. Swsin vs FdEsr q.
swan. q vorcs. bearing in open court,
test monv - ken fcr further use. The
Ctv ~ Grand Rapids Fs Wr. 7.
Powers. u chsncsry. adjourned uuta
Ieesday at 70 . r. u ~ opening
etc. - Allen-st- trisi rssgrns1.
PH8HarE- Hon CYr8s =. Perkins.
iadgs-Esssts of Peter o. voorhees,.
deceased letteTs q srscial sars 81 SRA
ton iss1ed - CorDe s. A. FooTtris.
Estate ~ Edv2r5 = Parsar.s decesss5
rett.1r frr &c nj IssFsten 8 &c nezr-
ng ganuzrv - Es,sts ~ HsurT
Kosfer. dacsssed SCR -sstrstors fnsl
srausI scconas 6is5 hssras Tsnaarr
Gs Estate q Eorn 7 Brecsfs q. &c.
esssea order for psFruert ~ aei1s
Estste of ARA O.. q. II eurns rr ror
-vsr torr z aa rettoo fg- f'eerss -
se real sssss 6esi bearing Ts1u.
az 18
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We offef One Hundred Dollars Re
Ward fer any case 0f CstsrIa tnat can
uot be cured by taking Halls CataFEh
cure.
r. :. cHENNEY. & CO. Props
Toledo, Q.
Me, the undersigned, have known /
j. Chenney for the lssI 10 years, and
believe hlm perfectly honorable ia a.
business trausscteEs, and financially
able - carry out any obligations made
by their nrm.
West & TTuax. Wholesale Drugg sts
Toledo, ONO. Mslding. kinn@n a Mar
vim. Wholesale Drugg 80, IOlsdo, ono,
Halls CataTrh Cure IS taken internal.
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface Of the system. Price
75c per bottle. sold by al druggists.
New mixed nuts Is cents per pound
AZ Hatch's.
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soribnrr-Irsemnn-

Wednesday morning witnessed the
nuptials of Mr.. David Clarkson Serb
ner and Miss Edith Amy Freeman al
ST. Marks Church, which was artlstical-
ly decorated for the occasion with
palms and the new rare plant, Acupia
Japonica. Immediately after the cere-
mony wedding breakfast was served
at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. S Freeman, 2l Pros
pect-st. The house was prettily de-
corated with roses, chryssnthemums
and smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Scribner left
on the early train for trip East. They
will receive their friends Thursday
February 5, from 10 O'Clock at q
North Prospect-st.
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An Explanation.

Yesterdays TELEcRAN-HERkrD con
tanned this "town topic
Yesterday, Hamming, Ten Hasf &
Co. filed a chattel mortgage for ST.
S4.90, running 20 Edward Blackmorc,
and covering their factory and lumber
south of town"
The TEIEGRAN-H HEHALp is assured hv
Mr.. Hsmming that TINS mortgage does
not represent any sdditIona. eucum-
brance on their stock. but is simply a
renewal made necessary by a change In
the membership Of the firm. The firm
name is DOW Hsmmmg, Stad 4 Co.
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The s nfV- Bal Masnue

c. K. Perry Camp e sons Of Neter-
ans, viii hold It's annual masquerade
on Thursday evening, December p.
The bal vii be gwen 81 Trans Opera
House. A. lowell The invitations sent
out sre very artistic and the success Of
the bali a assured Col Prank n
Williams and A. X. lamb. Of ths citv.
are among the committees q arrange
V1nrts
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Caster 0aArd BAll

The nIst Of q series OF hops WAS gwen
~ the Custer Guards Friday evening
Ii was decided success both socially
aud hnanc ally, and the guards deserve
much credit for the way they enter
tanned Their guests. The hail Was dec
rated IA a very pretty manner, with the
National colors Tie trout OF the stage
Was draped WITH red. White and blue
With the stars and stripes as q back
ground. Inc gallery MAS festooned
WITH red, white aud blue bunting With
shields placed at intervals
along us entire length. Large
japanese parasols We're suspended
from the ceiling. Delightful muse
Was furnished by Prof. r. A. Lawson e
full orchestra These hops viii be
locked forward 70 with great pleasure
10y tie young society people OF the city.
The following ladies' were among the
guests Misses Parker, of Chicago; MIN
ME White, LeOpora Hooker. Ashley,
Dole. .GOrham, Nellie Belknap, Miss Mag
g.e FOrmby, Nellie Graves, Josie Ewing
Ella Garnsey, Abbo Morton, Grace
Garnsey, Mary Campbell, Bella Louks,
Edith Phelps, Eyis Shattuck, Dolly
Culver, Maud Powers, OF Allegan,
Bertha Kutsche, Snyder. Wuszburg.
Allen, Teale, Ebaie, Rosa lyes. Mary
Ciallen, Wyborne, ROnneil, J2coby
Nina Meach, Parish, Winnie Morse,
Haney; Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Lawrence,
Mrs. Gill and OF lers.
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wish 10 inform the public that
have purchased tue interest OF John
Klllean, in the firm of John Klllean &
son, and would respectfully solicit a
share or your patronage. We Will
make 10 study 10 furnish our trade
with the best goods obtainab!e, and Will
sell Al the lowest living prices. We be
lieve that We can give our old friends
and customers better satisfaction than
ever. Ed. KuLEAN,
JoHN kILLEAN & Sous.
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Ri,h Dispisv - watches enc rfs.
aswe8rv Gems

The constant Tush for cho8os presents
stu continues a. Herreys 1swelrF
store. 8 Csnal-st-. and . an assursucs
that hs 10 CrinF hs purc hssers hDe
selecton St low prioes- The Old house
has reputation fof far dealing, and
uefrons alvsvs know what they are
fuvsne y estsr5ev ns received q
splsu8a rev VARIETY a oisrDonos. E1ns.
rsngt. studs. esrrluFt. f3seve bettors.
god watches sua lsveiry. which be
wi oFsf 81 tns lovsst prices. Alec
hsrldsorne patterns fn so.d 3 Terwsre
snd Rogers tes' ysted ware Ca snc
Sc rs beautiful array - Eooet bsfofs
tuFchssluE
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Pedro and dancing.

Canton Pierce, No. "a, Patriarchs
Militant, l. o. o. F., gave very pleas
ant pedro party and hop Tuesday night
in Odd Fellows hall. Squires' full or
chestra furnished the music, and the
evening was spent IN the enjoyable
manner peculiar TO the Canton Pierce
partleg
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III 10 llt Hit
,ourt in bon
Notes.
Jail on the
81 nf Mrs A


Tom. Fay is IN Jail on the charge Of
picking the pocket of Mrs Washburn.
whose husband runs the elevator ia the
Widdicomb building. When woman
gets on her clamps, she makes a. good
a detainer as the best man. Fay was
detected 10 the very act and tired 10
get away. bat the injured lady held to
hlm TIL a policeman went 20 her rchef.
Henry Principal, the contractor, pad
into court S5.35 Of Marshal Wilson =
money which he viii. Of course, re-
turn for driving heavy team across q
Sidewalk on Clancey-st.
week ago yesterday samuel Evans
pleaded guilty Of assault and battery
on Angeline Evans. He asked ano Oh
tanned q weeks time % pay S5.35. Nes-
terday he appeared without the money
and went 10 jail for l5 Gays.
Leander 7. Deyo was srrAigned ves.
terday on the charge OF forgery. he
demanded an examination. The a.
legged forged paper was part OF the
evidence IN the case upon which Dcyo
was recently acquitted. The exan1ins-
ton OF the present charge vii begn on
Tuesday afternoon.
Another adjournment was secured in
the oiscrderly case Of James ferwidB,
Henry Hook and Nicholas Smith. 10
goes over o. January 3.
The case Of Leonard Deprvsn, the
alleged trusnt, wss nolle proe'd.
Alexander Douglas. saloon open on
Sunday, has taken sn adjournment 10
January 3.
John Brink pleaded guilty on TIC Sth
Of intoIcation. Sentence was sus-
pended temporarily, and yesterday TIE
Injunction was made permanent.
G. ". Wernett q accused Of keeping
ouen saloon after hours. lis eramIns
ton . set for January 3.
ncl Place Was srrsigned for "violsf-
ing the vehicle ordinance winch
means that BE- charged su Old lady two
prices for hack service. Be vii be
tired t0morroW.
The John smith who paid into court
s5.35 Ess tie John smith that bad been
drunk.
The cases on cal tomorrow are Dei
Place. violating the vehicle ordnance
Wm. II Nymsn. false preteuss gonn
/ ODOnne1. saloon open after a0ufs.
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THE GOVERNMENT SUES.
About Is 900 Acres of Land n Bone OF
Contentien.

Contentien.
About 5000 acres of land in the
Northern Peninsulsr are in triangu-
lar dispute, and the Government has
begun suit TO restrain some wealthy
corporations from cutting timber from
these lands. The SUIT Is brought
against tne Lake Superior ship Canal
Railway and Iron Company, the Met
ropolitsn Company, limited, and the
W. D. Wing Company, limited. These
lands are claimed by the companies hy
virtue Of land grants. and about 80
homestesders claim that these grants
are not valid. The Government suit is
designed TO test the main issue.
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Musical lInstrumsnts.

julius A. j. FREDERICK, 30 and 80
Canal-st., imports directly from the
manufacturer Banios. Guitars, Mando-
Inns, Harmonicas. Auto-Harps. Xlo-
phones, ana full line OF Muse Boxes,
which are offered at astonishing low
prices during the holidays.
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Hss I.afss' lttsE@Fs Ctsk- C.sstsz GeefSas
esx asPz 4glthss sirat8en.

HkE lsaie8 ltkeE&Fk 9tst- 4 .sstsz l, aaf>ls
ess sep z4e1thss Aeatien-
TIE histary ooHfasltas ha4 charge -
the AfteFn0oa ara F'rossatea the follos-
lng program. iprlslag ~ tie r.eas2Dts
unaer oppresson "A the early p&rt of
the htsaengh ceGiafy. Charles \.
hs8ry VII ana ffanc.s 4 Nlth events
81 iae.f rrlgn sna tie pzIt s4cs tlsaG ln
tAe reformation. 1lse ~nAlkas4e
laague ana the waf. The present
Toys family az Germany. Ma. Celia
r. Nooley talked a. tas ladies' 81 the
woTk n NQmens vluts iu Chie&Eo, es.
pec Ails I'll tAs Che4so Meaan's E Club
Nal<4 . interested - paaantirop.c
Wolk and reforms ss vel as literary
ana educational llsfTeSts. The guests
we're Mss eAkisY, 81 London, Oni-s
Mss scott, Aberoiun. D&k Nlss Jennie
Ball0n, NoolsOcket, X l. Mss kruns-
lage, Chlo2gos Mss /. Alice Fuller,
Gfesnyills, Mach.; Ms Lane BgoWa.
Charlotte. Nleh.. Nfs. }. Crane, BROOK
In, Mass. Mrs. 4. {. Mathesoa, Non
Iesi Mrs. fEEeDger, lme4go Mrs. j
~. Turner, West SIDE Club; Mrs. Celia
4. Nooiey, Chicago.
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ttour ina 70 ARTISTS pHo3T ITCH
IEfrS and EwGHAF AFIET- Ihf isrF
ssf assorfFnert r. f4rsnd hspiot vtn
fhs rl1sf f,sa1tifu. Ene ~ sf1st1t rooI1-
ings f8f framing TIRE ssus
r. sFreorr
l45 Monroe 81
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They Danced.

The Young Women's society of st.
Marks Church gave a pleasant ball /,
with refreshments, at the Ladies Lit
erary Club house, Thursday evening.
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HATCH'S
PRICE LIST
POSITIVELY FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY

Best Family Flour, % ID sack 60c,
or per cwt.......................... 40
Granulated Sugar l6 lbs. for...... ! 90
Extra c Sugar Is lbs for................. 100
Good Rio Coffee, ground, per h.. 20
Best Rio Coffee, ground. per lb.... .25
Good Mocha and Java Coffee, per
80
Best Mocha and Java Coffee, per
lb.......................................... .35
New Tea Dust 124c per 10 or 9 lbs
loo
Japan Tea, new importation, per
lb......................25c, Soc, 40c and so
Golden Syrup 4Oc per gallon, gal
lon kegs foT..-...................... ! 80
White Rose Dips, per gallon. rs
Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon. 100
Choice Honey Dips, per gallon ...... 60
German Family Soap. : bars for. .25
New Buckwhest Flour, % ID sack. 20
Choice Dairy Butter 15c per 10, 10
lbs for 140
10 can good Baking Powder. per
lo...--.-....--.--.-..-... 10
Pure Leaf Lard Sc per 10. 10 lbs for rs
Water White oil 5 gallons for. A
Best Rolled Oats, 6 lbs for............. %
l can salmon l5c can, cans
%
New Catsup pint bottles............... 10
New Dried Black Berries. per b.. .l2l
New Dued California Grapes, per
.12l
Current Jelly, per lb................... 10
New Sugar Corn. Tomatoes. String
and Lima Beans, 10c per can, 3
cans ioT...-....-................ p
New Queen Olives. per quart .35
Concord and Catsvbs Grapes. per
basket. .-.-.....-.......-...---.40 and 80
New mlnce meat, loc per n. rs
Tor. ........... .
French Cream Candy. per ib.-.~ 20
Fresh Candy l0c per ID. b.
Tor ..-.-.........-.. p
View DRIED California Apncots. Neo-
tsrines, Peaches and Red RssYberres.
Rec Pop Corn, shell Bark Hickory
Nuts, Edsm. Pine Apple, RouqusTfort
( and Imported swiss Cheese.
Agent for Chsss A ssuhorn. Roval
Gem. Nsssac, and Cd fashioned Green
Tea.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Parlor Screens in great variety, mod
erate-prlced aud just the thing tol
Christmas presents.
SMITH & SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
A wedding Cotiniop.

Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Putnam enter
tanned the CsssardWaters wedding
party with "wedding cotilllon," Mon
day night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

Go to Killean's for your Christmas
groceries. There you can find the
finest goods and the lowest prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

A magnificent new line of Moquettes
and smyrna Rugs, worthy of your IN
spection, have just been placed on sale
at Smith a. SantOrd's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

w. r. Scribner, the real estate deal
er, has made three trips TO Chicago
within the past four weeks. We un-
derstand he will be with us some little
time before he leaves for his southern
trip, and will close out six or eight
beautiful residences before he leaves.
He will be found at his office all this
week. Now is the time to make a good
bargain.
A nice Christmas present is a Stewart
Banjo. Call and get one.
HERRIcK, MoREHEAD 4 NELSON,
% and % s. Divison-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

For sheet muse ca On Trsasr,b -
ans - Csus 81.