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MobiIizing the Navy.

LONDON, 2lst.-The Salisbury agree
ment with Germany on African matters is
construed into a new alliance with the
Ksiser's Government. Great uneasiness is
felt in France, where Russian diplomacy
helps to extend distrust of Great Britain.
So great has been the agitation in the Re-
pubic that it FASTENED the mobilization of
the navy, which was not expected until
August.
The Naval Projects at Cherburg, Roche
fort, Brest and Lorient received dispatches
from Ministry OF Marine this morning giving
instructions for the immediate preparation
of their fleets or contingents, so they can be
moved al any moment. Such orders sell
dom are sent unless for serious reasons.
The most astute correspondents of the
English Foreign Office intimate that France
is deeply agrieved with England and Ger
many concerning the fisheries and cession
of Heligoland.
Anti-Slavery Conference.
BRussELs, June 21st.-Tbe Anti Slavery
Conference yesterday yielded to the sug-
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Two English cyclists have just completed
the tour OF Europe ON bicycles. They went
through France, Switzerland and Austria,
into Roumania and Turkey, returning by
way of Russia, Sweden and Norway, north
ern Prussia, Holland and Belgium.
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Golden Birds.

Johnson-@What noble bird the Amer
lean eagle isw
Thomson-"It is, indeed; / only know
Of one that is its superior"
Johnson-"And what is that one"
Thomson-"The American double eagle"
LiqM.
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M1LTIMoRE CoURT-MARTIAL.
The Accused Testifies In His Own De.
Tense.

Tense.
Tucson (Ariz }, June 21st.-Captain Mil
timore testified IN bis own defense in the
Court-martial trial to- day. He said he had
been in the army since 1862. and had been
Quartermaster since 1878. He was with
Sherman in his expedition in the rear of
Vicksburg, and with Grant during the
siege of that place, where he was shot
through the left lung. He joined Sherman
again in the Atlanta campaign. He was
twice wounded at Atlanta. and received
two other wounds in the action. He Joined
the regular army in 1866. He came to
Tucson in 1869. purchased the property
where he resides, and sold the same to Mrs.
Beck, who received the rent paid by the
Government for offices there. He consid-
cred the rents paid by the Government for
offices in this place were reasonable.
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latter is exhausted, and the inevitable is at
hand. This state of things increases a
feeling of restlessness. There is no free
dom of the press. Therefore one need not
look to Mexican papers for information.
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The Australian wine which was ex-
pected to find a great market in Europe
will have to wait until they can get some
wood in Australia fit for casks. All that
they have INJURIES its flavor.
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Russia Demands the Immediate Pay.
ment Of War Indemnity.
GERMANY Is WELL PLEASED.
Anti-Slave Conference.-The French
Excited-A Member of Par
lament Censured.
AFRICAN TERRITORY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uSIos. !
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Stabbing Array.

CoLUsA, June 2ist.-Charles Bell, coach
man and servant for ]. W. Goad, stabbed
his wife in several different places this
morning and then cut her throat with a
large pocket knife. They had been having
trouble for some time, and Mrs. Bell had
commenced suit for divorce The imme-
diate cause Of the deed is unknown. Both
are colored.
The doctors are trying to save her life,
but she Will probably die.
Bell escaped and started on run down
the river, but the Sheriff aud Others started
in pursuit. The feeling against the man is
intense, and threats Of lynching are in
uleed in
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Worlds Fair Commissioners-The Feature
Blaine Condemned.

Blame Condemned.
WASHINGTON, June 2lst-The President
to-day appointed the following Commls-
sioners at Large to the Worlds Fair at
Chicago CASTOR w. Allen of New York,
in place of Edwin II. Ammidown. de.
clined. with Louis Fitzgerald OF New York
as alternate, and VIM. NJ. Lindsay of Ken
lucky, with Patrick ]. Walsh of Georgia as
alternate.
Referring to the published stories con-
corning the scene in the room of the Com
mittee on Appropriations the other day, a
gentleman who was present said tonight
that the whole affair was greatly misrepre-
sented. The discussion which took place
was not in relation TO the general SEIZED.
ules of the Mckinley bill, but the feature
which Blaine condemned was that of Civ
ing free market in the United States to
the products of the sugar planters of the
southern continent, and not asking in re-
turn free markets for the products of our
own farmers, where we can get them
merely for the asking. Blaine says that
corn would not be selling in Nebraska for
Is cents bushel if the markets of the
Letin-America were open to our products.
Senator Paddock to-day reported from
the Committee on Public Lands favorably
a substitute for the bill to restore irrigaple
lands of the United States to settlement
The substitute repeats SO much of the Act
of October II, 1888, as reserves from entry
the settlement or occupation of public
lands, except sites for reservoirs and rights
of way for canals and bitches.
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EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
Jnc.e Bob Wins the Rich Derby Stakes
at Chicago.
A REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT.
Rapid Decline in Price Of Trust Ger
tificates-Fruit Sales-Base-
ball-Etc.
ON The TURF.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RpooRD-uSIoN.l
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Senator Edmunds viii take a trip South
for the benefit of his health.
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Fatal Collapse Of a Building in San
Francisco.
STABBING ARRAY AT COLUsA.
More Time Granted Census Enumer.
ators-Miltimore Court-Mar-
tial-Other News.
FATAL ACCIDENT.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE KEcoRD.UN1oN.l
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AN EXCITING SESSION.

ESPECIAL DmrArcHD TO THE R.coRD-unos. !
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Favor Increased Coinage.

SPOKANE FALLS tWash.), June 2lst.-
The Bankers Association of the State of
Washington last night unanimously
adopted the following resolution:
WHEREAS. The business interests of the entire
country are suffering depression by reason of
a 100 contracted currency; whereas, 1t is the
belief of this convention that expansion can
best and most safely be accomplished by an IN
creased coinage, therefore be it
Resolued, That the action of our representa-
tiyes at Washington favoripg the coinage of
Gn...a Ar.nl
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Refuse to Pay Subsidy.

Refuse to Pay Subsidy.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2lst.-Genefal
Traffic Manager George III. Rice of the Pa.
cific Mail and Occidental and Oriental
lines has not yet received reply to his
telegram of Thursday 10 the Canadian Pa
cific, stating that mis- companies positively
refused to pay the subsidy demanded, and
he is nov waiting developments.
c. +. Croker Vice. President and Gen.
eral Manager of the Occidental and ORR
entail Company, said to-day that he ex-
pected the Canadian line to start its steam
ers for San Francisco at any day.
Time to be Shortened.
SAN FRANCISCO. june Piston July Ist
another isal.,,- sHni easnee viii oe mace in
the schedEse % the 0iegGa expftss. fhe
fine viii se SHORTENED t,ii a. hours. When
The chauge 3 made The ;Isip VII! lsaTe
here ai9P Y and 8lTive Ia Portland at 10
An The rsduc;iOu iu lime will largely
be made IS putting on 2 new Tram between
Portland aud Roseburg - accommodate
the large lolsi traffic, and making the
Oregon ex prsss q tbriseh train. BY this
arrangement twenty-three stops win De
avoided.
Oregon Crops.
PoRrLAsp. June 2lst.-The following
was telegraphed to-day by the Oregon
Weather Bureau TO the Chief Signal Office
at Washington, D. G.;
The weather during the past week was
cool and cloudy aud general rains have
prevailed doing grea, benefit to the crop.
The grain crop is now assured, except
late. sown, and that will make good hay.
The fruit crop prospects ara hattering
Everything is thriving and doing we'll.
Jury Disagreed.
PREscorr "a IT,. June 2lst.-The trial
of George W. Young for the murder of
Charles w. Beach. in September, 1889,
which has been in progress for the past
,,,ent OF the jury. The killing was adj
mifted. but an insanity defense was intro
dnced. The jury STOOD three for convic-
non to pine for acguiltal-
Nilitiamen Deserving.
SAN FRAsc1sco, June 2lsI.-A Tacoma
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BRussELs, June 21st-The Anti Slavery
Conference yesterday yielded to the sug-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
COURT RECORDS.

CircUIr- Hon. VIM r. Grove, Judge
James II. Bird vs.. Johu Fitzgerald
and David FltzgCr8id assumpsit;
motion for security Tor costs argued
and submitted. Martin T.. Sweet y.
Tne Ncwaygo Manufacturing COmpany,
ct al, chaucery; demurrer argued and
submitted. Herbert y. Ands rs.
Thomas Grav, ChancCrv; order that
plaintiff iile security for costs within
thrty days. the bond 90 be 10 the sum
ot 500. with one or more sufficient
sar. ties. Hon. ~ 4. Burch, Judge
A.test y. Parker IS. the Mutual Benefit
Ass0clat O 3. co al. assumpsit: motion
tor the return from justice court
gran Cl.
seor-lI0n r. A. Barlngame.
iuf ge-t t.ou- B. Bentley W.. Csrl ";
GaIcr and Arthur MoiEs, assumpsit;
Judgment Tor plaintiff o. default in the
SUM o. s35s and costs. tfeO. j Martin
-. ~mucl NCahlrGt. in chaBCcTy;
bearing ON order go show cause post
r0ued one week. In rc resolutions of
Neut Comfy Bar upon tlc death ot
Peter n. VOORHEES,. resolution presented
hy members of bar and ordered spread
op the gpurt record. trrand Rapids
school Furniture Co. vs. Wm. Hsrtsou.
% Cnaucerv. motion for relaxation of
costs adjourned tor one weeS.
Ppoasrr- Hon. cyrus r. Perkins,
Judge Estate of Henry Roster. de-
ceased. adnanlstrator'S fnai account
f .ed hearing January l6. Estate OF
Martin Fritz. deceased. order allowing
tinss account Estate of Joseph II.
Burnett. deceased hnal account filed
and allowed Estate Of Fsn1.e aud
Helen Van Dam. minors letters Of
guard ianship ssued to Wlemko Van
Dam. Estate oI John q. 9sieh. de-
leased inventory fled.
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a BLOODY FURINBR
as2as@s seeuss - 0~ = ss@estss
ksRsek sea 2aas-

As2'Ae@@ s~euas - &c = si@sstsa
t4Rssk. tea @aas~
ihA' Recpl4 ef 81. Taomas. 0nlAro
. snsssea atenng iee.dens eas day At
wees bown tae .sseet. al Fapa p4es.
FesasG a la,s. heassoieat yoaak aan
1ita AZ aIro "a great asltaten, sn6 a.
TIE -ane taae another maa. sllE
ef@a4ea Features ald uian1. eEil1-i ke
snA4e4 s2l4ea lelsaselY Gosl = sEEees
tAs@ efps2sd tls nfsl alans pakA a.
fS4t angles. h2ca Was 80 engaged
eitA BIS e8a thoughts, tAaG All t1e
SOD uas a blaLk o. hau AZ tie
corner they met n a sazEp COLLISION.
holh nlsn started, stsred al6ly. ant
aitu Qae FglCe exclaimed. Gosh az
aefaioes. Tie meeting of tbe 1.-TWO
Jaaas m tbs play ls : seak aud
tT ding tfam4tle situation CON psrea
~lth sa.s meetlps, as al spee lalors can
Rest fy
AGAIN they tread Their Own free saui
Eit|s la Western Mlehgaa. Mr.. Lam
ofeApk ls Tetlcent. BAT smiling ref4s-
iuk even 10 szy any ythlng about the crop
Outlook ~ canada. Is Is sald ~ those
Who clam to know. THAT Ike's inside
pocket contains a bundle 0f smdsvits
laat prove mat sheriff Mcqueen ;
father sas born ln Canada. I'D that be
lived there and never became a citizen
0f the United states. 1t also contains
other documents that show thai the
sherh-eiect MAS bOFu IN Canada, and
that be lived there until 10 VAS .
years OF age. Il tbis 5 true, Mr.
Mcqueen Is unmistabiy al alien, and :
therefore Ineligible % the Office to
which he has been elected.
NJ. Mcknight IS also Feticent. and
when questioned ne says, "Oh, there -
NOS the slightest doubt, Ia my mind. as
o. MeQueen's citizenship" lie does
not, however, say Of what country he
IS a citizen. What the outcome OF the
case VIII be IS rather hard 20 conieo-
ture. 10 5 understood that Hon. J. G..
Fitzgerald Will be retained by those
who wll contest McQueen's election,
and ths true inwardness OF the case
wall be developed later. Mcqueen and
his chief henchman. Wm. L. Walsh
were about the city last evening, hold
ing earnest consultations with the faith
tui, and the sherif-o !ect seemed as
nervous as hen on a hot grddle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
The HOpkins-crawford Wedding

Al the marriage of Claude c. Hop
kins, OF tins city, and Miss Clara Craw-
ford, Al South Bend, Ind, there were
present from this city Fred McR.
Deane, who acted rs best man, John +.
Wheeler, Heber Northrop and Claude
W. Botsford. The latter three acted as
ushers. There were also present Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Shanahsn, Fred Macy,
Mrs. Hopkins and Ida Fay Hopkins.
The happy couple are at present on r
Southern trip, bat will be at home at
the Livingston after January 10.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
Chapter Election.

The annual election of Grand Rapids
Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons, was
held last evening in Masonic Hall. The
following officers were elected for 1891:
High priest, Jar Bowson; king, /. b.
MathewsOn; Sc " =. Chas. II. Davidson;
treasurer, T.. =. Benedict; secretary,
Geo. ". LaBOur; captain OF the host,
c. L. Hollace; principal sojourner, Wm.
VI. Adams; royal arch captain, A. l..
FoOte; master third veil, VIM. G. Sim
ouds; master second veil. Mr.. Collins;
master first veil, +. Shattuck; tyler, c..
III. Brown.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
INTELLIGENT HORSES.

How Ebey Are Trained to warfare in
she NoFthwesf
d. thc .ast ISSUE ct Frank LgsIie's
Weekly ore numheroi illustrations of
frtan V31tre as uract.cot on the
f-uut rr The horses OF the cavslry
tiusfe arr 50 trained that nc thc word
tray Hc dovu snd furnish a brrastwork
GOV gat'r uiers. They bee perfectly
ua.ft wa a.ie the fr.uc = carried on over
tlrr bodies. and az tue word forward
they spring their feet and tCnr their
owners rapidly % pursuit of the Seeing
host los.
The ero1r n the Illustration is conf
rarv g.. Ef-hfh In,ted states cavalry.
= nlwan1cd Is capt. J.R. IIicSey. The
rso'a,u sa son of Manager Hickey. Of
Powers Opera House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
Snifs Commenced.

Henry ~. B.von has commenced suit
IN the circuit court against Eliza Bliven
TO set aside a deed.
Maria De Pult has commenced pro-
cecdings for divorce from Antonl De
Putt. and LYDIA 4. Ives wants q di-
voue from George /. Ives. Both cases
are IN the circult court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
90 Dats d HIstarT D. 2a-

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s..llllaaaleF la.el.ef ~ "a a Aze1iraa faresz.
f7ls Al.zlgs ioFlist betsse4 Rsssla as4 "a
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als1 9Fsa.sEsF
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Natall
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tset FfEA.lIs..iff sf E.l2ss8lla fsilsai y zzl8a
a aoliasL. s1d HaiaealA
ia the PeEe ielxsgsd 4a s.ioczslon eolsel.an
iaf ~ pefsee,stIaa - 80 sasFea la llaly. Ger
nlaag ana SCAN
- fas aisstsaippi rfFsr stsazHo ooas kaze kssa4s
fi.F4sl GeaE Iol1mer1s. Ass exse . ases
iost
~ Leais in AlLaaia. Ga ~ Hargy Aso,ifsa
t.r4gF editcf a1a crater. ased s5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

". +. Scribner, the real estate deal
er. has made three trips 10 Chicago
within the past four weeks. We un-
derstand he will be with us some little
time before he leaves tor his southern
trip, and Will close out six or eight
beautiful residences before be leaves
lie will be found at his office al this
week. Now Is the time 10 make good
bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
Bring Babies to Church.

A committee of ladies oi the Foun-
tain-street Baptist Church has volun-
teered to care for infants in the church
parlors during services on the first sun
day IN each month. Mothers who
desire TO attend church can thus bring
their children without compunction
and be assured they will be well cared
for
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23


Thls lisi = fsrulshsa - y r. seriener. Fesi
estate 3ssleF 81 Pearl s.
ByFoa & Baekiagham 90 flsRk 4.
siaas. gSft 81 iet lt. eoli a ~-tts 80.
ABtsn Bauer to frank a. euftis iet ,.o
h Bid ~ Dexter ffaef un ls@N
gbeFes + Nassn to n m III Hrars.
tat lo. hlk d. OAkdaie PerS -nq sad ~
tstabus HcllelbeTE % tAas- > AfAH-
fcrd aad Hife. 4 lot -. Leoaara A -
Iu.s add .....-....-...-...-...- 10
Frank NJ Hayes g. Bsni i Washblfn.
- los q. "a Mashfgrus sab 20
krags 81. curtis 70 tohn 2. white, let ,-.e
s. Molfs ala acknowledgements. .-. l.'s.
Jss. A. Mskee h. John kiootr. Iol 3.
Blk D. Mckee kormsa's sda .--. "a
6eTTit stevens 10 A. OSen tFoLleT and
Is. A. Cutler 81 II lot II. Bis 3 Cam
pz4 add ....-.-...... ......-....-.-.--.- l.s1
Thomas IL Condlry 10 kdnln Is. tad
well lor a. Volts ala ............. -s1o
heary PFiHcipai 20 laruehs Wander
Bee. lot s. Maninga Costing Mein- SO
Johanaa ii. Yrese To Tobias Neihop 4
al. lot aHa Il, loi :. Peek 4 Neen-
NaItle g. Duntou t0 Lewis a.. Duutou.
lots e. le. u sad Is blk . Duntons a.
Add..-- ............. ................... 10
William e. Hopson 70 Nm. Hawkes.. lot
Sd hopkins aid -............. ....-......-- 10
Lita a. = ash 10 Frank j. Baker. lot So
Nash : 20 AID .......-........ 40
.. j. CraWiora 10 Jacobos Menlenberg
- e. 1f ~ sw and n p " p
sw 7. ol see is. Grand Rapids ...--.-- a,lto
Joost klC0res 10 John kio0ter. pt sW
Of sec - Grand Rapids .........-... so
Anthony Horst 10 John Horst. pr u -
Nc OF sc 30. Alpine ...................... 200
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GOn1menflnhle

All claims not consistent with the
high character of Syrup OF Figs are
purposely avoided by the Cal Fig
Syrup Company. 1t acts gently on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing
the system effectually, but it is not a
cure-all and makes no pretenslons that
every bottle will not substantiate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

NAsAIssH9s, hee. - For upeer
saa Lesser Aleh gan co.dsr ta.r
fassiaY ana Wednesday STA eale
wave noffawezferiy slnds
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

rue gram receipts attne various mills
0l tar citv yesterday were az follows.
Wneat. 2i cars nav. 8 cars. corn. 4 cars.
cats. F. ears. aud -four. I car.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Smith q Sanford store VIII be open
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings OF this week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Chenille and Lace Curtains, in grea.
assortment of style and quality. 4
useful and desirable Christmas present
SMITH * SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Choice mixed candy at Hatch's. 10
cents pound, pounds for % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
Hrass e PovsU. Govt Repost Ass IL isss
R>,a'I:,..I! @! Bss'ag BsMdsgg
ABSOLUTELY PURE


Round trip ekeurslon tickets Mi ts
sold by tas 1Whlg&n Ieptral. ~fAe
\ agara falls Route. Al one and enc.
tnifd lowest ffsg-class fare for the
round tnp. ff0m al stations west IL iae
Deucit river, excepting locally oa the
Toledo division. 10 All stations on thf
Mlcbigan Central aud Detroit. bay Clty
4 Alpens railroads. Tickets vii ~
sold december "a, - aud 81. $500. aud
January ], 1891, good going Oh day oI
sale only. and 10 return not later than
January 5, 1851. These tickets are not
good or the Limited Nestbuled Tram:
Nos 3, q, IS aud %,
r. n. nRIGGs,
General Agent. - MonFoe-st.
j. :. HAwKINs,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot.
a.. -. MUNs0S,
cnOn Ticket Ohiee. MonToe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Canes ana Umbrellas for Holiday
Gifts, all new stuff, at Dunn q Coz :,
IS Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Open evenings until after Christmas
NELSON, MATTER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Ladies' are invited To see the Holiday
Gifts for men at 7. W. Dunn & Co.'S,
50 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Choice mixed candy at Hatch's, 10
cents pound, pounds for p cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Gold spectacles, opera glasses. gold
pens and toothpicks IN great variety at
HeTvey's, Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Best Japan tea IN one pound fancy
basket at Hatch's only so cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

VIII have plenty of celery of fine
flavor at NJ. {. Goossen's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

French cream candy at IEatch's, 20
cents per pound, ) boxes for 90 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

The following Is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. With the
Bames. r-slt tegcs wAea outside tue clGy ana
ages OF the parties. Ages
Horace Merriman. Bertha Nichols ...--. AIS
James x. Barnes. Bovine Eva b. Hoover.
BoWnr.................... ...... 22-l7
Clarence g.. 6rout -. Paul. Mimi Eliza
Z. Curtis s.................. ..... O3-l9
Nm. r. Groves Carrie Belle Schenck.
Ada Sl-g7
Wm. l.. Ieeter; Nellie bearing. CrapO O--Z1-Z7
Chaa. j. Boyer; Edita q. Sinclair. Fen
ton Observation-Disclosures. ............ 2l-26
VIM. DeNa.l, Maud McGinnis. Chester.
ottawa Co ................ .............. 2s--l6
Geo. r. HARDY. Myrtle T. Whitfield .2222l
BCrridse ID. Butler. Winnie l.. Whitfield ~ZS-2i
Chail Narkiey. Porter. Cass Co.; Lille
ID. Neal 22-23
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Open evenings until after Christmas.
NEIsoS. MATTER & Go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

University Nests, Continental Collars
enj stock. correct for dress, At !. ".
Dunn q Co.'S - AIonroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Open evening. until after Christmas.
NELsoS, MATTER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Choice oranges at Hatch's, 20 and %
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

4 magnificent new line Of Moquettes
and smyrna Rugs. worthy Of your ia
'pecton. navc just been placed on sale
at Smith Il >aniord's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

lily ~ htte Tfoar
Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

". {. t,Oosscn, grocer; l 40 Monroe-st.,
has q toll .Ine OF Christmas candies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

See Dunn & Co. for correct neckwesr.
So Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23


Open evenings until after Christmas.
NELSON, MATTER * Co.
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Chenille and Lace Curtains, in great
assortment of style and quality. 4
useful and desirable Christmas present.
SMITH * SANFORD.
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Ladies' are invited to see the Holiday
Gifts for men at T. W. Dunn & Co. s,
50 Monroe-st.
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Suitable Christmas Presents.
Gold spectacles, opera glasses. gold
pens and tOothpicks ID great variety at
Hervey's, 6 Canal-st.
Best Japan tea IN one pound fancy
basket at IIatch's only 80 cents.
VIII have plenty of celery of fine
flavor at NJ. {. Goossen's.
French cream candy at Hatch's, 20
cents per pound, boxes for 80 cents.
Choice oranges at Hatch's, 20 and 25
per dozen.
See Dunn q Co. for correct neCkwesr.
So Monroe-st.
French cream candy at HatCh's, 20
cents pc. pound, > boxes for 90 cents.
Novelties for dress that are correct at
7. ". Dunn x Co.'S, - Monroe-st.
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4 nice plum pudding at Hatch's
only j. cents.
Useful and luxurious holiday gifts at
Dunn's, Morton House Block.
Choice oranges at EIatch's, 90 and -
Per dozen.
Fresh Fish at Dettenthaler's. III Mon
rOe-st
Best Japan tea in one pound fancy
basket at Hatch 5 only so cents.
French cream candy az Hatch's, 90
cents per pound, 8 boxes for % cents.
rario- Screens IN great variety, mod
eraie-prlced and just the thing Tor
Christmas presents.
SMITH & SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

French cream candy at HatCh's, 20
cents pc. pound, boxes for 90 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Novelties for dress that arc correct at
T. ". Dunn * Co.'S, 50 MonToe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

JsefuT and luxurious holiday gifts al
Dunn's, Morton House Block.