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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-12-05
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Der of officials In the war and navy depart
ments had the place of honor on the large
platform erected at the bow Of the ship
When the big cruiser struck the water
Miss Page broke the customary bottle OF
champagne and said, ~ christen thee New
York; President Harrison sent word to
the Messrs. Cramp that, much as he would
like to be present, he must forego the pleas
ure, owing TO the necessity of completing
his message to congress, Mrs. Harrison and
several other members Of the White House
were present.
A Dull Time for Knitters.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-In Germantown
the knitting industry is almost at a stand
still, and the manufacturers say that trade
has not been so dun for years Many fac
tories have shut down their Lighthouses.
A Mayor Charged with Embezziement.
PTTTsBURG, Nov. SO.-Mayor WymAn, OF
Allegheny, has been notified that four
charges of embezzlemeut and eXtortion had
been preferred against him by City Con
troller Brown before Alderman McMasters.
Without awaiting the formality Of an arrest
Mayor Wyman visited the aldemans office
and gave bail in g., 200. The hearing in the
case was set for Friday next The charges
specify assessment of witness fees, collect
ing the same and failure 10 turn the money
thus collected over 70 the city treasurer
Three Young Men lost.
EBM, Nov. SO.-The loss of three young
men who went out duck hunting on
the lake on Thanksgiving Day is pretty well
authenticated by the recovery OF the boat
and hat belonging to William Roberts and
a coat belonging TO his cousin, William Ora
ham. Roberts, who was about seventeen
yeaTs old, took hts cousins, William and
John Graham, out with him in lealIy sldh
duck hunting. After they had been gone
some time a stif breeze sprung up, and in
the light Of the last discoveries II Is certain
that the three young hunters were swal-
lowed up In the waters Of Lake Erie
Highway Robbers Abroad.
WMKEsBARRE, Nov. SO.--Highway rob
bes committed three daring robberies in
this county Saturday night. The gang
was divided into three parties and invaded
three towns In Alden they broke into
Joseph Panlzsit's hotel, blew open the safe
and got SlOO In escaping they upset q
lamp and the house took hre and burned u
/ the ground, the inmates narrowly escaping
At NanticOke the robbers entered Town
Treasurer Joseph SchapPerts house and
stole 81 500.
Al Plymouth they blew open the safe Of
Joseph Ribotches iewelry store, but beoom
/ ing alarmed fed without taking anything
The robberies were committed about mid
night, No arrests have been made yet The
] robbers escaped on horseback.
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GOVERNOR PArTIsoN APPOINTED Christ
opher E. Heydrick, of Venango county,
to succeed the late Associate Justice
Clark on the Supreme Bench. Mr..
Heydrick will serve until January 1893.
Christopher Heydr1ck is a leading law
yer of large and intricate practice in
the oil region counties of Venango,
Warren, Crawford, and Erie. He is a
member of the Venango county Bar,
a resident of Franklin, and has been in
active practice for a period of thirty
years. He is Democrat, but not of
the partisan stripe.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1891. 0
II LEmeHToN is TO MOVE along and

II LEHeHToN Is TO MOVE along and
keep up with other towns we MUST have
more industries. The way to get them
is for all our people, irrespective of
politics, church or condition, to work to
gether heartily and unanimously.
With the coming Of the new year let us
all resolve ourselves into one big COM
mittee and see what can be accom-
plished,
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MURDERER HARlor ooNFEssEs.

He Says He Killed Mrs. Leonard in n Fit
of Rage.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. j., Dec a.
Louis Hariot, who is charged with killing
Mrs. Charles 7. Leonard, of this place, and
who h now incarcerated in the county Jail
at Freehold, N. j., has at last confessed to
having committed the crime.
He says he killed the woman in flt of
rage.
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THERE ARE IN THIS NEIGHBoRHooD en-
tirely too many young girls and, per-
haps, old ones too, who place too light
value on morality, who have too
light regard for the elements of
virtue and that principle Of self re-
spect and honor so necessary in woman
as essential to a good name, health and
happiness. When a young girl will
stand on an auction block and barter
may her soul for trifle it shows a
ldA& of that quality which goes to make
up tEe~gRUE woman, the woman whom
the government must depend on in the
time of need. Every day we see
lessons of this prevailing wickedness
and yet unmindful of it all, one fol
lows another in rapid succession seem
ingly but too anxious to sell their soul
for mess of porridge. Perhaps, II
they would stop for one minute and
think, it would be different, but they
never do, until they have lost friends
and sent loving mother and father tc
q premature grave bowed in shame and
broken hearted and then all that re,
.pains is at most few short years Of
vice and misery, then death, the grave
and eternal punishment. Our church
es and christian people should en-
sdeavor to reclaim their lost ones, helI
them to get back into decency ant
honor as becomes true woman.
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, In WRITING AN APOLOGY for the actions
of the combination during the late
campaign editor malloy, of the Lans-
ford Record, takes up much space in
the abuse of some of Carbon county's
best citizens, but fails to make their
case much clearer to the general pub
lie. If the Record wants to abuse any
one it should start at home, where it
has abundant material. For instance,
when Democrat Lawlor ran against
Republican Clemens for poor director
of the M. C. F. P. D., malloy's leading
editorial before election was: "IF WE
LOOSE, WE WIN" The dose, very mild
is also very plain. With half an eye
SJu can see where jimmy stood, not
only there, but also in the Associate
Judge contest between Seidel and
Davis. People who live in glass houses
should never throw stones.
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NEW YORK, Dec. John q. Roth, who
attempted to assassinate Rev. John Hall
Sunday, and Louis Armand, who was ar
rested few days ago for forcing his atten-
tions upon Mrs. Charles B. Alexander,
daughter Of the California millionaire,
Crocker, have been officially adjudged in
nann
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Stock of the inest goI,

n "V"-'- "1 "" II1l'-7V UWlV1
watches will be sold 30 per cent
cheaper than elsewhere, we
bought large lots, so we can
give you extremely low prices,
E. ii. Hohl, Mauch Chunk.
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You viii miss it if you buy
iewelry before seeing eur inn
inense stock CT the prettiest de-
signes you ever laid eyes on and
at very reasonable prices Hollis
Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store is
the place to see a magnificent
stock.
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sLAINE's PHILADELPHIA VISIT.

His Physician There Pronounces Him a
Well Man.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3O.-The Press says
that the prime reason for Mr.. Blaine's re-
cent visit here was to consult his medical
adviser, DR.. Madison Taylor Mr.. Blaine
learned that he was in better health and
strength now than he was four years ago,
and that six months or year hence he
would be stronger than he is now. He
learned further that he is as good a man
physically at sixty-one years, Mr. Blaine's
age, as anybody else Of like age.
Dr. Taylor in conclusion said that if Mr.
Elaine took care of himself he saw no rea.
son why he should not live many years
longer.
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Three Hundred Syracuse Men Strike.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 2-When the en-
ployes in John Moore's picture frame fac
tory were notified that their wages would
be reduced 10 per cent. about 800 of the men
and boys employed in the factory went on
strike.
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.SHERIFF'S SALE


LOT No. 2.-Boginning at a corner Of lots o.
Thomas Buck, deceased, thence nOrthwardlN
between parallel lines and at right angles with
said lots six hundred and ffty-ni nefeet; bounded
southwnrdly by lots of Thomas Buck, decd
aforesaid, westwnrdly by land Of II, ID. Bril-, nov
hOcher and Young, northwnrdly and eastwardly
By lands Of A. J. Lauderburn and others, It be
ing part of the same premises which by election
after being duly appraised was set apart for The
use OF Layina Buck, widow Of Thomas Buck
deceased.
Seized and taken into execution as the proper
ty Of John W. BcYor and James S. Boyer, and
will be sold by
H. p. LEVAN,
F. BERTQLErTE, Sheriff
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Shern's Office, Mauch Chunk, Pa, Decem
bcr 3rd, 1871.
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KEYSTONE STATE NEWS.
ITEMS WHICH ARE OF PARTICULAR
INTEREST TO PENNsYLVANlANs.

Brief Mention of Matters which Every
body should Know About-A Weeks
Accidents and Grimes Accurately and
Concisoly Chronicied.
BRADFoRD, Nov. 2o-The private bank Of
S. Peters, Pool & Co announces it's failure
The capital stock of the bank is $4,000, and
the firm owes half a million. The members
say that they are able to pay their creditors
in full.
Editor Patterson Indignant.
PoTTsv1LLE, Nov. 29.-Burd s. Patterson,
of The Miners journal, has returned to this
city from a weeks trip to Philadelphia, and
his counsel states he will bring a number OF
libel suits because Of the allegations made
rejecting upon Mr.. Patterson's integrity
which, it is said, are distortions of the truth
Mr.. Patterson was born in Pottsville. His
family is an old one, his grandfather having
been one Of the pioneers of the anthracite
region and the name of Patterson is highly
respected in .the Schuyllcll valley. Public
sympathy is with Mr. Patterson, and the
stories of alleged crooledness circulated arc
not generally believed.
An Election Bet Killed Him.
WAYNEsBURG, Nov. 20.-John Dougherty
an oil wen driller, made a bet with a Repub
ican that Campbell would defeat Mckinley
for governor Of Ohio. The loser was e
climb to the top Of an oil derrick, seventy
two feet high, and remain there from
O'Clock in the morning until in the even
ing. Dougherty mounted the derrick
| caught a cold and died.
Manager Largman Stole and EIopod.
PTTsBURG, Nov. 3O.-Samuel Largman
who was arrested here was taken TO Phila.
| delphia bv Detective Geyer to answer the
charge Of larceny in stealing 334 pairs Of
pants from Philadelphia clothing dealer
Largman was the manager of a Hebrew
dramatic company, which is now stranded
here. He eloped from Philadelphia will
Eta DoerfinSle, sixteen years old. The girl.
father came here for his daughter and will
| take her home
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Wanted, Immediately, at this office,
i young man who has had some ex-
perience at type setting-A steady job.
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Piano or Organ.

I can sell you ESTY, BERKLEY or
CROWN ORGANS from S45 up TO 800,
amp positively save you all the way from
S2j to S7j on your purchase. PIANOS,
from $50 to 1925, and save you sure from
so TO S17j. If can't convince you that
l am selling, and can sell, so much Cheap
er, why, don't buy from me.
Don's buy a Sewing Machine until you
see me. l am believer In the motto of
the people-"Live and let Live" We
quote a few figures and they speak for
themselves
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White Cottage, and American, at S2j,
handsomely finished in oak.
The New Davis in oak at S2S.
The New Davis in Hungarian Ash, seven
drI wer, S35.
l will give Five Hundred Dollars If
can't show that there is over 2j per cent
profit on a drawer Davis, and more
profit than make or a White. Cottage or
American. | will give the same amount
il l can't show that they are perfect Davis
Machines, and the same that others SELL
| will give the same amount If can't give
a guarantee signed by the company. Now
We Davis Agents, put up or shut up.
Why pay 50 and $40 for a Washing
Machine, when YOU con buy the Improved
Western - Square and Pan American
Round for SO. Must be as good as the
best, will give $500 if / can't show that
there are more Western and American
Washers made in one day than Mear's
Perfect in month. They are the most
popular Washer in the market. Come and
see them.
/ carry a complete line'of Myers Force
and Lift Pumps, also Wood Pumps and
Tubing, at prices lower than the lowest
Buy where you can buy the cheapert.
Buggies from $45 to SS5.
A handsome Gutter for $50.
Carts at all prices.
Farmers see heIe-a 10 tooth Spring
Harrow for S14, the latest improved The
best Hay Rake, s foot, 20 teeth, all first
class material, for SIS. If your order Is
placed for spring delivery. can get any
thing in the implement line cheaper than
YOU can get IL elsewhere. Come and see
me, or write postal and state what you
want and l will call and see you.
RpsnacLfullv
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READING, Dec. "A receiver has Just
been appointed for the Alliance Mutual Fire
oeiver was appointed on the application Of
j. r. Jones, OF Philadelphia, who claims
that the company was insolvent, because Il
did not make good a claim held by the peti
TONER. The officers OF the company admit
ted that It could not meet its loses.
Philadelphia Dry Goods Men IN Trouble
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S-Judgments ag
gregating nearly $4,000 have been entered
against the firm Of Turner q Hoyt, dry
goods dealers OF this city. Ephraim Turner
a member OF the firm, has been connected
with tho Spring Garden National bank
which wac elossd come time ago.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2-Pursuant TO an
agreement made at the meeting Of the sales
agents OF the various coal producing com
panies held in New York last Tuesday, the
production and consequent tonnage will be
restricted and ali oolieries OF the Philadel-
phia and Reading company will, oommenc-
ing today, reduce the hours Of labor in the
mines. This is q customary measure at this
time Of the year, and is adopted in order 10
Obviate the possible overproduction and ac-
/ cumulatiou at the mines
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. SO.-The Advance
Beneficial Order made an assignment for the
benefit Of its creditors. The order, which
has been in existence about fourteen months
has 4, 200 certificate holders. The order has
lodges throughout this state, Ohio and
Michigan The claims Of the certificate
holders amount 70 about $3OO, 900, to meet
which the order has $4,000 in cash and ST.
900 tied up in the suspended Spring Garden
National bank.
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a puIl Tlme for KnItters.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-In Germantown
the knitting industry is almost at stand
still, and the manufacturers say that trade
has not been so dun for years Many fac
tories have shut down their dyehouses.
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D0rh ulHIrb
Males

" DUNG MAN, American (2l1. AZ present
employed. for sufficient reasons desires
y change ht- potitiOn f. well educated Of
good address aud has had about years
bus'nts- experience; will furnish unexccp-
Eohsbie iderences from present employers.
v OlNH NAN, age o. would like posi-.
uuh a. clerk. salesman. or some POSI-
uoh ~ reliable business house. where
mere Is plenty Of work and a chance OF adj
Nancement best OF reference. j. f.. 400
Hu-son-st
NOUNG MAN. -. graduate I'm bookkrev-
ibg. ocslr'- POSITION In osice. or any
Line or business who're advancement IS as
suIed n Competent bond and references fur
nl-h-d q. WA. l.. 12th-st.. East New
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RsaI Gstale Wanteo.

WANT.-COun,ry scat farm Tor weu-ranted
w Tat ; buyers Tor 10 per cent income
lepis stors. flats. tanemrnts, for bee
,,g.ls,n,-a SO b. q farm ia Newt jersey.
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tlals 90 LET. tlnIuruls1eo
q, The .GRENTOrE

A, a THE eRrv1orK
west f4th-st. anu Column us-ave.
AF@l~Artata o. el-ht and nine rooms 70 let.
t1-s4eo Ana finished aft.f Al entirely new
l5~'oo house las sOuthf1n exposure and Is
-. W. rooms deep; T0Oris very large,
-. io1l. pe.tduli Handsomely lifted -.
~. ptSsss. connect, main sleeping rooms
80 ..eA sl.4Oo % - 600 per annum.
4 LARGE and handsome apartment. al
.eoai' aght and sunny. b. Oct. uufuI-
-1-' ~ lne 2 ep 00f building 80 Madison
\ ~ Ll1iiI IS rooms and bltn. ste.un-
-ea-1a eeeoNtc1. rear ldrN 40 Nrst
---------. Lovely Tor young married people
\ HANDSOME FLAT.-sseam heat, :
- ho 1atl; ground floor. rent,
~. 10 East 9lst.st.
LACK BUILDING
- S-i-t; entrance Fast 28th-st
'-,lss s'a'e. Also one Tor bachelor al $500.
- lNSLE FLAT elrht rooms and bath
~. az l-hi md heated JIG Wqverlcy
-. =. ne Washington sluare. Janitor.
'hL EHoADW f.425 EkOADWAT.
= 81 el'2tlt suite of three rooms .
.,-.,-A eNplnufs, rooms twenty feet
also suite two rooms. and one
So, o.a s.fu.e heat ald aas IN the
.'-1ssn.nL Nm. L. FISH s.alaecr.
ID g.sI.. 253 WEST TIN CLINTON
LAs'rnciv d. fable snail and large
rrs.,e : ele' tor private restaurant .
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Uorn uauIeo

--.-I 49, 80 - p - RI . s-
Males.
a wM. +. HARTUNG,
~. Expert Accountant aud Auditor,
BaIDes Building, Room ~. u PARK Ho6.
A MECHANICAL ENGINEER j., o,ei
"A for engagement % taae charge ~ lag,
plant where skill and genera. know edge i-
.eut.ir.d ID erecting ana handling all s.n4-
o. engines and machinery To 90 is iiila2- Al
rcferrncrsi cltt or country only Llar
cfass position wanted. Auuft-s C. H. BOA
8, Tribune once.
4 FTERN DON EMPLOYMENT. writing,
n figuring cherKiug entric, and extern
sions, furnishing statements ana - -ponc-
euce. posting up aluitu- OF hiiat' ih .
bsoSs. &c: terms, 30 ccn.s per hour o. by
spec.sl agrcem1tt. AdcSrss j. {. EARL,
he East 1th-st
YOUNG NAN would Ike 0 po.ition Boz
a Jaw Office; good penman. e. T..
4.AZJN, 2.oO4 C1lunOus-aV,.
A S,VEDE. With several Year, cap-l -nco
"A ia rrlrrFr bushes. wishes -4tla-
I,na. lately arrived in New fura . aA'
good English a. a., l15 4th.tNe.' co-Lef
i4th-st
.MERICAN BOY. IS experienced cic-
y taf0r runner wants Wnlhi goO4 rfiei-
ence. j.. - dave.
A STNENrEEN.Y EAE-OLD BOY wants
a situation. THEODORE -lAJ EK,
l67 Avenue \.
q OUNTAST-A thoroughly rNp. need
y nan dcsir engagement 20, bo"kEttrF
cashier OF Office manager Dust cl.t l.lct-
ence-s RELIABLL. box -, Tribune Oh
Ncc.
A YOUNG MAN 900 want- Tor health
"A purposes. a partially outdoor position
Al t08akeeprr ald acc1lntant, llir.rncra
and security. H.. Box 10, Tribune once.
A RESPECTABLE GERMAN wants a
"A position 40 lighl WORK. Apply AUGUST
AiENZcL. $40 Ba!tlc-sL. DFOOklTn.
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GOOk.-By an American girl q good home
v IN small private family; Is good cook
and reliable good references. Call from
3 I'll ,. $40 West 36tk-st.. basement bell.
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helr D)autc6.

females
A A.-A-Expen-nc OPERATOR, also
-. some learners on Laair-' lnl.r-t'
meuts ~ adv Work tn year around. Also
o ne.nbff o. outs Le lluC. o. whom Wc
require samples and refer noes. >lEGl-L
BIOS. 1863 and 10 eoltn 'ta-afe.
COOK VAN 1D.-Oll. one tAo4o. gA.y
y competent, neat ANA qWcA need apps ,
references requ4.e Wc have uan-trt.ll..
Aousnaid and laundless; W9gts 80 ~
month. Address MIs. q. /. DlLLEI,
Palestine, Texas.
N7TP~E WANTED.-IT0t. slant; FOR %
y Young cliil only tho Nith best reg
erors-s need apply. CAL to-day ~ j.
Last 81 inst. between i ana 3 O'Clock.
VEJAN e1pra.ncd woman a.
w nurse o. p Young lady T. 90 >pu.n for
the winter: must have lr-t-cia-i rricr..tr-.
Call til. morning between 10 and l. at Ho.el
Brunswick. Room 90.
WANTED Ladies maid. French, Prot
w estant % attend upon two NouA-
girls: must understand sewing and alraEc;
me- arc--es. Address, furnishing one e01I
reference. G.. T.. NJ. Tribune Uptown once
L. 3S Broadway.
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Ciin Rralgsiate for Sale.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Two
a. 5-siory double tenements, 5ON105, on
Nf.r G-th-st.. Nos 3O7 and 300 Price,
$4,000 mortgage, S2o 000. For permit
sgDly RENT GUARANTEE CO., 04O
ciand-st
FEW loft over hous reduced rents.
A STEVENS. 9th-aye., corner 93d-st.,
shave and lo4th-st.
ZOE SALE-Th'ee story br.,k house.
L 80 stanton - NcW-NO Ok Terms cash.
SARAH A. VAN LOAN, EXecutTiN, 2l0
IVES. li9h--t.
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COOK.-By a frst-class cook a scotch
- woman has learned her business In
ties N her station. Address ". r., Trib-
ure Uptown once. 1875 broadway.
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domestic 5tuanons Uantee

feIQdleA
~ OOK.-By q Swedish girl understands
" all kinds OF cooking best OF reference.
call or address lG7 West 53d-st., ring ID
lsfI
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TTSEl q l.-MAN.-By man with eNeellent
u references Tor s0br.ety. honesty &c.
clean windows, sweep walks, wait az Ehie
and be generally handy.At CARPENTERS
INs G.h-aVe
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Domrsnr Jituaugns Uarteo
Males

Males
n SEFUL.MAN. By a oOlorod man COM
u pt Mt and cl able undtrstonis all IN
uOor WORK willing and obliglng IN any
cape ty. FRANKLIN BUREAU, POO Nest
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Ccnrtrp Real Gsinte for Sale

a Tor sale OF 70 let, furnished OF uAIlf-
rsn.d and by the acre or lot. II BIS
4 TAYLOR. 5 Bee1mAn-st., y. Y.
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miscelldneous.

A RTIST would like b. exchange hand
~ painted Chris .mas novelties 70. dress
in good condition. Address HkLPF L l.,
lJ2 6th-aVe.
. GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose Of their
VI ieft-of clothing at a fair value VIII
please call Oh or address EDWARD
MILLER, So 6th-ave.
uANDSOMEST ard largest variety II
H Paris stickpins. hatpin-. brooches, belts
combs SC, at wonderfully low prices.
JAMMES, 900 Broadway and - W. 3Oth-st.
THE CELEBRATED LAVALLIEKE cor
i sets are positively Unrivalled 10 1T,
comfort and wear 9jc. upward. JAMMk>.
sole importer, 900 Broadway and - West
30th-st