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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-11
Rev. T. G. BOykin,
S. S. Evangelist for Georgia. states ::

State S. S. Evangelist for Georgia. states:
da "S anddg the III nau d SOY " LetGt L9+ seEeral
tracted case of typhoid fever. We used the
usual remedies for several days with but little
if any benefit. We then tried the Royal Ger
metuer and nothing else. The second day
after its use there was g clear remission of the
fever, md on the third day she was able to sit
up. After that she continued to improve
steadily and now is entirely restored. We at
tribute these happy results to the use of
Royal Germetuer.
Decatur, Ga. T. c. BOYKIN.-
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GermatUer Cures FeVers,

AS responsible intelligent men we make the
statement that, after long experience and am
pie test, we believe Germetuer will break ANY
case Of ordinary or Typhoid fever within
twelve hours from first dose. Our belief is
based on such testimony as we offer below:
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THE RACKET INCREASING.

You cannot blame the juvenile fingers
that find their way into a barrel filed
with our groceries; in fact it would be a
mystery if you could keep them out. II
there is anything in the world that should
be sold at popular prices, it is what goes
into a kitchen. That which you cannot
do without ought to be purchasable at
the slightest possible advance over the
cost of production and we are guided by
this principle in every sale we make.
Whenever we can see our way clear TO
marking down prices, that is what we
promptly do. We are now offering bar
gains on all goods in our line.
w. q. PROCTOR.
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RATES, 200 PER DAY.
FOR SALE

The valuable farm owned by the late r: n.
.Strudwick. situated one mile south OF HIS
borO, consisting of about 200 acres OF lana'
finely adapted to the raising OF grass, gram
and tobacco; well watered,. good natural
meadow; also several acres improved grass
and clover, dwelling house with six rooGlS,
comparatively new, all necessary out-bulld-
ings and good barn; unsurpassed well OF wa
ter and good springs; fine young orchard,
several hundred trees in full bearing.
For terms and further particulars, sec AT
once or address
DIR. WIN. STRUDWICk,
Hillsboro, n. G.
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Notice Of Dissolution !

The partnership heretofore existing between
w. j. Wyatt and NJ. B. Wyatt. under the name
and style OF Wyatt Brothers, is this day by
mutual consent dissolved. Either WI Wyatt
or NJ. b. Wyatt is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for accounts due the old firm. Parties
due the old firm are hereby notified to settle
their accounts. W. J. WYATT,
This August l, 1891. NJ. b. WYATT
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To the Public.

I will continue the grocery and feed bust
ness at the old store Of Wyatt Brothers, and
ask a continuation of your liberal patronage.
August !, 1891. M. B. WYATT.
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To the Public.

I desire through this medium to return my
thanks to the public for their liberal patron
age of the firm Of Wyatt Brothers, and ask for
our successor, MI. W. b. Wyatt, the same lib
eral patronage. In the future [ will give my
and attention to the settling up the busi-
ness of Wyatt Brothers. to my dairy and truck
farm and to the supply of the public with
necessaries from my farms.
August /, 1891. W.J. YAII.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

NOTICE IL hereby given 10 ths
49, shareholders Of fhe TerfoD.a Loar
Association % Jssrer, Indiana. that 4
meeting will be held Oh ;he frst Mon
Day In February. 1891. The same being
February 2. 1891. 81 tho Sccrcfary's o.
nee. corner sth and Main streets. in III
town n jasper, Dubois county. Indiana
sf n o'clock. =. M. for he purpose Of
slaclirg i've 60 Directors OF said Asso-
riasior, 70 serve for one year. according
70 Section !. Of Article III, or Ito b.
Laws III aid Association.
GEcEgE r.. wAGxrR, Pres.
a tiest GEoncE \. WILSON, Sec'y.
Jan. 3. 1ssi-sw.
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oTTn the Y. ;. Senate % -rniay m
Infamous Republican force bill. 10 er.
able under color or law. Clique 70 DE-.
clare who should be officers. without rel
gard 70 how the people vote. Vas laid
aside. On motion 0f senator stewart. 81
Eevsds. and tho bin ~ prevent con.
traction az the currency taken up. Thi.
was accomplished BY eight Repubiicsf
Senators from Tie wee; voting with 'hs
solii Democrats. Tie vote being 81 4
~ n was b great surprise 70 the Har-
rison followers. who had committed
themselves 10 the force hin. as prris
necessity. The Senate II now discuss.
ing financial measures instead % an ulfrr
partisan proposed outrage. Not singh
appropriation bill has vet passed. sud Il
" likely they will consume rho most 81
the remaining tine Of the preseu. con
grcss.
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ROLL OF HONOR.


At the examination Of pupils be-,
Dec. 18th lsNo, in The schools In mi
county the following pupil made gen
'erAI average Of q least seventy-fre pc
cent:
Columbia Up. Linn;e HARRISON. An
ne PAXTON.
Harrison Tp- Ella Smith. Lotss Wow
|ell, John Zicg'er. O>man Ellie
boone Tp--Oscar Crandall. CARR,
iCrardaII- David Wisss<n. lane R,fchev
stella Britain, Dsvid r Brown. jane
Britain Eiic krIs0. Harley Graham
Annie Rudolph. Emily Hunter.
Ireland Ozro Britain. George Corn
Maggie Furguson. Gertrude Cheek
|Jsmes Blackwell. Samuel Diilip.
Madison To Albert Gsezen. Gr1c.
AcSvAne. Luis Lennon, Isabella An
|ders0n- Grace Green. Hsry Burlingamr
= q. Bnrlingsme. Boone Battles. Mimi.
Green, Bette Uiz. Emma Songer, Thos.
lSpurlock-
Marion TIP. ~ Mary Tsder.
Hall Tp s. n. Ellis. Fiorian Nolan
Rufus Dearborn
Jefferson TIP. VII Ida N. Newton. PeseI
Main.
Birdseve - Fred Bnndv. VIM. Barr
Herbert Webb. Roscoe kiper.
Only The names NJ those who study I'll
The common school brsnches ard ssraS1s
Ia least seventy five Der cent. IN genera
average ere given above. Puniia who
|nHve made that per cent on county cues.
'tlons ana whose names are not men.
toned above vii. please remember shsl
they were omitted becsrse their teacher
failed 70 send bic report or he exsfaina.
ion % the county superintendent 10 te
The time this was copied. TIE ~onrt,
superintendent will msii questions ia /
few davs- only 20 those teachers who re-
norf upon the examination held Dec. IS
$50: unless otherwise ordered. The
holidays sre gone, % let US see lsrg,
-; next. mouth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

NEtrncs and mace, tuo q tho E.-ir-
cipal SPICES "a cnn;r-e-ce. grow u. tx
sz-1nc pod Tho Tiny ire npo, xfdch
they grow y afncSt He--i~-i with 4
PER- trsee TWO G. thrr years al Tho
nrtrIer ! the center o. al IL ths
fruit, which : about the siz.s u arl "a
binary hens go. TlA. h.st comparison
n tiie fraI. would bc 9th tie ll.eknry
nut In nlsning tie outz-sie crack.
TN, showing the nutmeg ineloeed b
tin lncy covering. which ! tn ss-s..c..
u = found in AL tiD t1npiczl Islands oi
AliSrka end Asia the mnt fruitful
tres tru~lng In Jarnaira some ~ them
yieldins- e. riany - ;. ~ nutmeg. In a
year. New York Lvigrr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09


NOTICE . hereby given that tho IN
A. deisigned. Executor Of The last will
and sesssment Of Msrgsrsfh Counter,
DECEASED will sell Il TIE late residence
Of the iecedeni. two miis south OF Ire-
land. Dubois county. Indiana. on
SATURDAY, JASrAgr "a, 1891
an the personal property Of ieuadent,
A. foilowe: Two head Of horses. one
milk cow, one heller. seven head Of
sheep, twelve head OF stock hogs. one
road wagon, one spring wagon. lot Of
hay, LOT Of clover hay. her in.
teress in one self-binding machine, one
moving machine, her interest 10 one
wheat drill. lot Of riows. one-ha!f inter
est 10 about Is acres Of growing wheat.
shout $50 bushels Or corn. also oats,
household and Kitchen furniture, other
articles too numerous to mention.
TFRMs:-A credit Of nine months will
be given on Sums over So. purchaser
giving note, bearing six per cent. inter
est, waving benefit or valuation laws
with attorney fees, sna approved e.
cnrity; s. and under cash.
CLENrx1s HrSKEY, Executor.
"A. J. H0~EyrUTr, Atty.
Jan. 2, 1S9o--Sw.
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NOTICE y hereby given that the un'
- derSigned has been appointed By
The Clerk OF tie Dubois Circuit Cour
Executor 81 the issi vii. and testament
% Margsrstb 1enn'sr- deceased. late Of
SD county. State ~ Indiana. Said co.
fare il supposed 70 be fnsolvent.
CLEMENTS HKSKEY. Executor.
Al. HoxsYr HIT, Att'y.
Jan. 2. 1901. S..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

fIOIstIt~S, Vet saved
From letter written Nv Nrs. Ala y
Hurd Of Grcton, $. D.. we qnois: .Ws.
taken With tsi cold, which settled Y,
ny Lungs. cough set IN and finally ter
frrinsief iu Consumption Fonr dnctor,
lxsve me up saving | conld live bnt 1
short time. | gave mvself 10 ~ ~,
-asionr. determined ifI could no; IN .
9Th ny friends on earth. wonld mesI
my absent ones above. Ny husband
U.s. sdvised % get Dr. Kings New Dis
sosery FOR Consumption. Coughs aud
|Ioids- ! gave i trial. took in al eight
bottles. i has cured me and thsnk God |
an now = well and hearty woman X
I'risl bottles free AZ Martin Friedman
drugstore. regular size, SOC. and 8 90,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

Anarkin : not in-efds<i 70 be rsai
o bib The fashion a rinniny It
about ones neck i os,sletn, and only
permissible n the vc1y yorng OF tbcsc
quite beyond tho pale Of middle ne.
vho are unable 70 measure accurately
the distance between the cup ana the
mp.
II i not polite for hostess 70 pres
DE guest 70 BE- hdped again She
should igDuc the fat Of the previous
helping. and simply say. Shall help
you 70 80 and scF
A lzJsit IL <1assine things at table
szEvors zoo strongly u sn acquaintance
with tie bzrsiins house. this handing
a iisties beiny the frsrgntivc of tie
ss1an---Jennes~ mixer Mrcazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

nFTn the defaicatinn matter Of los j
Fields, Republican ex-Trea-nrer Or Or
ange county, hn clsims re i behird oniy
g. GOO while The County Commissioners
sav he i behind $1,000. II VS. mutu-
sllv agreed that each side select ~ ex-
port 10 examine thc books together and
determine shc matter. Field has selected
George l'HzkirK. Of indianapolis for NJ
side. ami the Board has Geo. w Kuhn
for the count.
This searns M be hard year for conn-
" Treasurrrs IN this sertion Of the State.
Those Or Pike. Martin and Orange were
all short In their monev AZ the close of
iheir terms Was Il because their sala-
rie- wsro TOO large a. charged b some
peoplcS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

SHor IIINsri-Y on sunday 81 Lin.
coin, IN spencer county. Edward Cres.
well ives found dead within 4 hundred
yards or his horne wi'h his gun lyinz
near by. He was returning from hnns.
ing, and i supposed 70 Gave met BIZ
death hv accident. llis Bird log weni
home ana brough. the family To BIZ
body.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

Frr~ The pitiifA school louise. M
=. siinstra fhcn tho miles north 81
Nenior waf o@ntNned ht Err nn last
TnnadaN 4he srbnnl MA taught Nv Mr.
VIM. n Ernrrr Trr building aud con
tents werr intrrrd IN me ROYAL Insur.
hnce %. ny Wilson's insurance agency
Of this place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

urA corps ~ engineers on MoDds,
he1sn The survey - .Iszrer. Of the pro.
posed line u the railroad between Jss-
per and French Lick. They ere under
The charge u Engineer Otis, and are fol-
lowing sbont the lire ~ The old Evsns-
willie, Seymour aud BeIlefoptAine survey,
Aado several Years ago By Major Pstter-
.0n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

Dan NccAnlev and VIM. EeLrans
Brazil. bonght gallon ~ whisky fo'
New Years festivities. During the das
they 20, into fight and McCanley sav,
cred Mclean iugular vein with al AZ
death instantly following. McCaulry
then went and surrendered to the an.
thoriiies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

TThe Rnpnb lean State Central Com
mittee. with nnmber OF sympashixilr
friends from almost al over the State
met A. indianapolis Ga Tuesday, 10 weer
over the condition OF their loved one
and arrange for tho funeral procession
in 1892. Ex-Aftorney General Micben.
or couldn't stand the bereavement. and
HE'D himself to the moro congcnial cline
or Washington City. fwhere no one has
chance 70 vote and resigned The chair
manship. The members or the commit
tee and friends were Ell urged 20 extend
the circuiRti0n nf Republican news
papers. The committee then elected
John X towdy. az Nashville. o.
Chairman for The funeral AZ HE name
cuphonionsly rhymes with "rowdy.v a
deuce Of . time msy be expected next
year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

English hiss the small-rox scare. John
Rull moved ~ family snd Effects there
rom hyana, sftsr recovering from 'he
s'na'l pox board 81 health made him
tary NJ. househOld roo ie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

- Tell Civ otIers 70 give the market
.qnsre and $4,000 for new court.
house, provided the county seat or Perry
- removed 10 that point.
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DUBOIS COUNTY INTEREST,"

II has never swerved. no nk.i.r ~
particnisr portion or TIE county 30 y
- tenef'ted- II tresi- ali Parts rl]
equs' favor. ard takes iu-, priae n n
increasing prosperity Ok every !cc,I.1
itisnot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

fh<Fe Was 70 nsll Gsns q Il
Duffy hear Carson brcns-ilt ors
~ ncw play las night Did hc male
. hifs
GngzNo The a1dicrzee made Z
home run. Munsey's Weekly
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now

"A nd learn. Is they take place, o. in'sr
estinr events In Congress, ~. the u
diana Legislature, your home cou''.
and your own ncivhhorhoods, We
last item Is furnished by
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

who desire 10 see their respective 'oes '
ties each progress with thS enl'gnm ~.
ment Of the times, and become ps'"
known ~ the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
BLOWN ABOUT az TSl WIs.

10 sdvocsfe measures or mcn IN
would oe detrimental 70 The ~snsr|
interests 81 TIE Pcoplerof tho corppl
II will continue ID the fnsrre. - IN M
rast TO be sturdy advocate oftAe ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09

WATsHED.-A number If the citizrns
of jasper -uspicinned New Years DAY
that Rev. w. r. Wallace. n. T. preacher
on this circuit. would bear watching. %
they had noticed him looking intensiy 81
other peoples time pieces. According
Nv paper was passed sroud and on Sat
urdsv committee composed OF Mr.
y-.. ). BLtaetr and xiss Lottic Dcsns
Devised scheme 10 catch him. and wen;
70 HUntin xburg for that purpose. bot he
had left for Dale before they gnt there
However they were not TO be thus frus-
irsfed, and went to his house. aud upon
giving q small reward 10 Mrs. Wallace
we're pfr;nilled 10 leave -snspper~ fos
the reverend gentleman on his return
He was caught. a. the following letter
from him will -how:
Hu~Ti~ERrRG. Jas 3 d.
Dear Brother Dosnc: am so ccm-
piefrlv surpriscd At receiving the beaufi-
lni gnid hunting case xssch from nv
friends IN sonr town, and 20 overjoyed
at receiving 20 valuable present, and :
thing thst | was 30 much In need OF, and
M get this n evidence that have 50
manv kind fyierds in jasper that can
mot express nysalf in gratefnlDess on
psper. 7 will have % V ait tiIl can look
hen In the face and try BY words 10
thank oil.
Wilivon plesse make an acknowledges
mon, Of the highly priced gift for me Ii
y0nr paper of iris week and very much
Ioblige. Your brother
W.P. WALLACE
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fhe hNAtr- ifi t4AArNftir sff
going M try fO 3ef nm f.e4isi.igrr a. =.
tahlish fh~i rrfrifr = ii~finri Judicial
rir't TIE lrri. a'nre T. roi i'keis M
rrertn sn, nru 'niiri.i eircnii- ii,i.
wilmer There arr tho mrng rirrni.
,nv. A rnrrrsaoa ferf ~ me ~e~fine'
gives tha p0pn.aiipn M evrfv ipAiri
riicnf ~ shs Sts'e. 'rn'n which II ap-
i.cers ihst ihe - NJ ri Lrnorfe sn'
N TnsAph eoN ie.. " Nh infse>i VA 'hH
Safe. win Te7tJ a,inn. while trs
latn. cnWpnseA e' f.inSon Pike ami DU-
mrs. comes nrxf. vit 1850 Warrirk
spencer 1na nrrr fi.irh. with "a ss-
while NnnierhnrE Anil P,sev have aftti
arfnciina fnr nm superior Court. huf
hl.351, AVE. III aeo less THANH the cirrri'
Vi whirh .Inaar lvcihorn i ahie " d..
nose readils n Az re hrsiness. Instead
of creating ne@ rireuif- fhprr are nesrlv
tweDfv which have a p07n's'irn NJ less
than 10000 rsrh. which cnghf 20 be con
-olidNl~i into about hsif the present
.nsnhcr. aaa therein save the fsxpaser-
SIS CO = year There 4 s tendency -.
w.r,is 80 nsuv r'Fices. sud eors7Gner'
high 'axat.pu iar 'ar'es. which cngh '
II be sntn'naril9 sA4aaoneA There
should be ~ moss rrw nti -nrs create
hS 'Ais Legislature. Wit II Facpla prac,
tice "isetreaehMcns sad Reform
CoMN0N Ssfor REVENUE County
Andi,af Gran spschrr received or
Waanesis from The >fafe Snpcriniend
eni notice IN 'he Tsnnsrys arportion,
men' ~ common school reveaAc. II
shows
Amt received from con4tirs ss97 a3-.li
Am'sin STATE Treasury. -5-25 .
Toni. on. afs 81
Anpnriianrt 904 Uao 81
III. IN Trsa.rrv. 1879 3l
Amount apporiirned per cspits, Sill
The amount spporsioned 70 Dnboi.
county shows a. follows:
No Of chlAircn 745- amount sp-
porsioned ii county S. 66i72. This il
derived from The following sources
Derived from taxes e 80 lu: interest
Oh common school fnuf Si.s5s ~: from
unclaimed fecs $40 q5 total collected II.
county sfnl229. shaving that Duboi.
cnnnty receives from other counties for
educational purposes sssf9 50 more thar
she paws in for this distribution The Al
ditor will apportion the amount 10 the
several tow rships tho present week.
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Advertise 4 the Jasper Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-09
The Weekly Coud'|

|is constant household visitor sfJ
better scholars az school, and advsrcs a
their studies fasleI than 10 those st,|
are deprived Or Obi. rFivilcgc and cid.
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ONLY $3.50 PEI YEAR

or SO weeks. and no postage 70 rsY]
For three cents week you csa N
informed OF everything imrefss'1
happening In the county.
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Publisher CorrIEE, JAsrKn' 10
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DUBOIS COUNTY 1REASURERS NOTICE
OF TAX LEVY oFgl 600.


TIE IpERS
DUBOIS County
las jbYors:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
QUEEN LrLrroKALAyI IN NO DANGER.

San Francisco. oct. tSpecaD.-The report thss
Queen Luokaani is DYING and that the English on tho
sandwich Islands may succeed in gaining domination
in Hawaii is a newspaper fake" with absolutely no
foundation The Queen returned from tour Of the
Islands in good health. The young Princess kauilan
is also in good health, although never robust Tho
Hawaiian colony in san Francisco is large now, and
though several of its members connected by mar
rage with the Queen, they had heard nothing of her
Illness. Robert j. Crerghton. formerly Hawaiian
Cabinet officer said Cleghorn would not cOnspre with
the English rs it would be against his own interests
The British trade with the Islands is almost ard
the British interest in the group Is so small that
England has withdrawn the msnof-war usually sta
toned nj Honolulu. The United states l. the only
nation that keeps vessel there now, and hence Ia
responsible for maintaining peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
pprAK1yG RECORDS IN CALIFORNIA.

Stocl,ton Cal. Oct THE record meeting began
IN the kite-shaped track yesterday and two worlds
records were lowered For the first trial Marvin came
ont behind the famous Pao Alto two-year-od stalnon
Orion by Electioneer out Of Manete. entered TO peat
his record of 81 made in race at the Sate fair
few weeks ago. Orion was accompanied oy runni"e
mate and went of easily. He went the first quarter
n 941o the half mile in :O5 fat threequarers in
1.4o34 and made the mile in 2:15 "a, thus beating
the worlds record Of 2:1s held by sunol
Marvin then brought out the yearhng Bell Bro oy
EIectoneer out Of Beautiful Bell to go against Caragn
for purse and to beat the worlds record OF ~ 74
The lv acted spendidly and led to the quarter posi-
in 81 IA seconds half mile post IN 10 -, tlg r.
nnarters in 80 IA and mile in 81 "a, beatns tlr
worlds record by two seconds .,, 1900. At
Senator StanfOrds stallion ELECTRICITY lo"eieu '"'
record from = 80 10 IL "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
WHERE 10 GET rRrrwoR-Hr FrRy!fCRE.

Il
The season Is now approaching when people love
cheerful fresde nook in the evening in the vicinity
Of a tasteful sdebOard, well loaded with the spells Of
autumn. Those who feel warranted BY the present.
prosperous times TO indulge either in the Injuries or
necessities OF cabinet and upholstered goods ars
throngng the weknown stores OF the George c. Flint
Company Fourteenth-st. sixth-ave. Among the
novelties exhibited are bedroom sets In the Empire
style in mahogany. biriseye maple. antique oak ana
white brentwood The last named wood Is slightly
stained and vanished bring out its PECULIAR marx
ings The mirrors are either square or oval a heavy
bed and bureau costing $500 IS made Of mahogany In
the style of the German Renaissance. other sets Ia
mahogany and gold are in the Louis XVI and Empire
STYLES the latter having three secret drawers.
A new feature IS a variety Of closets 10 hold china
and fine glassware with plaegass fronts and mirror
backs one style being intended 10 stand in corner
A great variety OF elegant bullets Is shown elegantly
carved i'm oak and mahogany. These belong % the
Italian Renaissance period. Near at hand are side
boards in maple and other hard woods In the simple,
ouaint Colonial style. These stand little prlm
legs at some distance from the fOor, and present .
marked contrast 20 the bullets which built from
the floor upward. The Colonial sdeboard contains
bottle drawers and other devices suited to the wants Of
our Revolutionary ancestors. These styles cost from
sls 10 300 EACH Visitors are attracted by the deco
rated French cabinets, desks and tables. and by the
covered upholstered furniture In rocco STYLE all gold,
or dark or white mahogany and gold.
pendale style. The popular demand for sdeboards and
Bullets In hard woods has caused the manufssture OF
heavy oak and maple tables and chairs match this
important kind Of furniture The store. In TACT the
Mecca of all good housewives seeking for well-madc
furniture.