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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-05

ITO LET-Upper rent OF 2 rooms in house No.
Il % Fessenden street. Oakdale. Bath room,
hot and cold water and steam heat. Apply to
ROLLINS & ADAMS, 81 Exchange St. gel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho real estate market showed litac ecuNy ycscr'
dav All the auction sales were under o'dcI oil inc 'ou'
At 40 III Broadway and all instances but one were
bought by the parties interest Inc most hpo''''
sac was BY Bryan L. Kennedy who offered seven p'''
be ongnc 10 the of Charles Schweger deeeas'
under partition They were all bought by various he'n'
her. Of the family northwest coricr OF
ami SccondaNe bric. bu1lnc. 22Au0. went TO Eva H.
s.l,y,-lcr for 50 400 \ bick building on lou
o55NlO2 In East Eighty -econd-s cast oil lhiua' -
lro.nt 20 800 from John H. Schw' ger DICK ouu'"s
OF lot :ON1O IN 1nd.aNc, south OF ElSht,
hroueh, ta3 700 flom William Schwcccr Dfich Dua,
Iug .ONGl la East Eight, lou ti-,t DfOuSht ~
ftom t;eorge SchWcglcr i fan" e'lidhe on y FL
,i1 30 in Wa,hIgton-aNc, EoIJa o. ON ~ :,
sNty.,iyh.-t brought - OOJ fOm Daie Shwesct, anu
Dne-hunifcd and Sky cIshths'' o'ouo" ''N
r y Harnctt & Co. offered No. 120 fio1t,.t i"ur,
story brick store on lot l-tNfJ ~ VI, SUI , ~
William II. Elltner $4,000 80. Yves. nm I'M
hundr and. th ifth.-t, west OF un p
forcso,ure by william Kcnnely. T. tn plan,in ~ uni
nroccdlncs for SO 900 The same actioieet oiees
No. To IL One.hund ed aud mi W
brought $4,000 each from tho palntiH IN t' 49, -
So- III 10 17J West Seventy nnt-,t, WEE ohef.u ~
u H. Ineraham Co. They were sou 10 Tue putnam III
~" Tho following private sales arc reported: -. 90.
West Fortvhiid-st.. four.sNlN fmAt,,a .nn
dvr,iing l7x55N 100. to Ms Lehman. To- slSooo. ,u
Iennrtt ,.raaf sold the WHIT" stol" iour-sD'y
house IL West ycVcnth-st ON pflN". %,
David Icvcntr!tt. The sane firm nav sou 40, oo
Nest sevcntysiNtn.st 70 3. Hutch, On private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,ros., " 4. mir, = J. I,n.,.n and wife TO
'"' ,,.,.l,..,.I n .n,d.n ,rd au,th.r 1890. .. 50.
,.r.,"',,ttiii xn ;l5 Nioni e paine Individual,
IN Am, lille .......'............. 81,
Chrr,y.,t so ~ Maurice J Burst in and wife 90
a. Lean, TclnbcrC .........-.- go 30
,.,eoyr,.f \, aC9 Il, .hcl Wi,lnrr to Charles
t,oidb@rc ........... ..-...... IL
ror,ov..t M Ar. John 4 Moran executor Ia
robn !. NSil.on '"'''' '........... s.
ru..,ior In, iGs T. - of Acme /, and 1903 n
III" cf ''tb.i G>,lG ,,,orge ilomlergcg and
,i, Ia tIi,ai,to I,n.r ........ ............. .
80. 49,, -. 4, I'm, ,.roub to Pauline
VI, ~ ~ y" - '''' " .-......
CO.,, 80 -co-. 49, /, n.l,,,r - al Ia LEY.
'''-iN,' - ,,, "D, '''> u ''''''' -.
.-th.,t y, .i.3 W~,t; Juln. b Drmckc and wife
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FL, ORnrD MOErGNGES.

bingham Ada r. to Dora Lyon. llGtA.St a.,
rs. No Bridget. - l.u1ahth Won der "roch'h'
- l3jth..t ~ 3iaN". y"a,- .......
Baunan Herman. 10 GrbFr VI l.oNe -,
ccutor and trustee. ct. 3ia'". 40 dO', o.,
Coz, VI .hac 10 Tho nradloy { Curri.r Go. d.
u9itei %, 5ath.-: So Of ad.avc months 8
t.l.f, David and another. fo AMANDA B'-sllf.
To- cofln- 9ita.-i apa Wet l.'G1t" nohu' .
,.aIt Eoi'rt ani Nn'. g." Jonh II -',""'s.
,,r4nhut l..iuafd 70 sarah carroll ''''' =
= - Of lptn-l'r. = ar. ~,
t.,r.,l charlotte II. anI another. = l''F q
Iu.rcn 81 Ja'n"---. ''ii- ga. ="
60 " f. t,rreuwich-.t cf Nr.cl - a. w
Lawrence ll1alet1 VI - al o. John NnNtns'
Centr. ave and l3jtn--t. Of 'Tahh boni'''fu' %
vi N,rc,re, and husband >eth williamson
ard another executors. li3i.-t q" OF WINS =,
v, S,s; 'N,nthony. ana vie. to MURRAY l. So
" u,.t'n. o. . Il lth-,t. W u Ben have. y'ar>
,'i.on john e. t. Frederic M.ddi'b'ook. W =.
ou,,r k.,hcpinc NJ. t. ldvari l,fnnia De
,..>c iru.i,.. 80. l.-ji +" l.2"7 "da'c' q,
''' ,,,r . np'h..t 81 Avenue y. | year ]
~r.f, Pauline. 90 lranu.l "f"n, \" To- I.'', "a
s-fh.-t . tuoIt,ac.-. 10 t"at> .-.... ~
,v-rn,, P.tcr T.. {" tho Mutual III, IT, ,nianS'
a., = u CORNER 'sth-,t and fi'"isiH' 90
,,.,,Nn' mes, = aud vIfr. 70 the r nc ''uar-
antcc and Trust 60. II 5i'h-,t' Of ON co
The Hem, Ie.trcr Brewing 60 To the Drv pocE
Sa,lng- In,ttutlou. corner 81 we anu 90,
I-Cth-~t | - w.
walker Fernando X. to Mary T. walker OH .
= :. O, IeNingtol-aNr. y'irS .....-. ..---.- u
wcin.toin, A-chcr. to the Title "unr1n'cc ana
.Trp.t 70 and ano'hc~. - : bthaNr. n ~ i)th- 49,
It. mortgages. year -.-----....' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
FUI-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BRLAhFAsI.-"By a thoiougn knowledge Of the
natu laws which govern the operations OF Objection
nutrition, and by CAREFUL application Of tn me proper.
tie. OF well..eected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps ho provided
breakfast tables witi Gedcay nascId DeNo whlcn
may u, many heavy doctors' BILL. It Is by the
OF such articles OF diet that ton >ttutluI
b. gradually built until strong enough % resist
every tendency disease Humid Of subtle
are hoatng around feedy attack wherever l.
a weak point: We may escape many q fatal shaft BY
properly nourished frame civil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only
in half pound tins by rrocer~, labelled thus: JAMES
EPPS CO.. Homo opat &c Chemists. London. Enesna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
Delaware. Lackawnnna and Western R. r.
ia New. YOrk foot OF Barclay and Christopher
streets.
SHORTEST line yE>TIBrhED TRAINS.

Direct route to Nj. DIVD-urILl..l. MoNTCLAIR
TILE ORANGES summit. Bernardsvile. basAae
Msdss R.'i. Fa'fi;NR s e.
PATCoNG iiasssttssown, sGM9oLEY's NOM NOM
WATER Gar, srRoUDsBUKG Po:q,o McgaAHS
COKE DA&vlLLE, oi RTHvM un;J,,!S. Mo, Nc.
tI0se. BdSGHANI0Ni 0tA,FORpp SS2fIHWiCH Wssr
SYRACUSE 0swE,.O, ITHACA. OWEi0. ELMiRA
Sns W$sf 2SookfHw 81 "a ASP S6GTiiHWEsT,
PRESS. Pullman parlor cars Connects az Bualo
with train for Chicago. arriving 345 q. N. mem
$50 4. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops o, prucs
1.oS r .M.G1scRANToS, BINGHAMroN and Ell.
4io p; NIe. ,:sNTqpN S w1LRhsBAl!E and PLYN
1880 r. II. lDayj.-B!u ,i. LIMITED EXPRESS
900 2. VI. (Da.ly).-BCFFALo. UTICA snl oswEG0
LNPRESS. Pullman sieepers.
IlCkI.Is ana PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
-yss ans ~ sFoldT% We. sKGss o. isry snriSn
ave- New.York 1893 washin gtonst 726 Ful ,on.st and
SIS 'dford ave. Brooklyn Tine tables. giving full In.
forrat.on, at all stations.
WESTiO OFT E'PRESS COMPANY Will cal for and
baggage FROM hotel or residence 20 dct nation
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New York G. Boston,
Pullman Limited
Ncw.YOrl1 Il Northern. Railway

Ncw-NOrk s. tcw-El-iand railroad.
IN connection with Manhattan Elevated Railway solid train
,frjLLMNN SLEEPER>. PASSENGER. and BAGGAGE
CARS leave 15jth ST. 9Th aud 9th Ave Elevated
day including Sun1ays. az II 80 T. NJ, arriving IL
BOSTON foot summer ST. 40 a. NJ. gGase checked
through az ~ n stations. sd ST.. otA Ave, and
lJ5th St. and 9Th Ayo.
The Transfer componv win call for and check
baggage destination from hotels or residence IN any
part OF upon application ~ any II their various
cNcos in Ncw.Yoik Brooklyn
ENTREES TRAIN ON SIXTH AVE IL"
Leaving South Ferry At 10 ~ p. NJ connects with this
tain For running time see limo Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES II NETWORK
CITY: Arcade NV, Rooms, Il Broadway. and $50
Br sdway where Pullman reservation De obtained.
Secpcr open accommodation .. Passengers hour
Lsio.s leaying tire OF t:aa.
IL. l.. NHEELAND. =. ". ALLEN.
Gen. Manager Gen Pas,'r Agent
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For Both SeXcs-Country.
Miscellaneous.
Icathers.

--~~
A SUPPLY tutor, professors. Cachers
"A goverresses etc.. in all departments OF earn!ng X
schools recommended To parents MIRIAM
COYRIEl{t BOOK Buiiing. $50 Ffth-ave. cor. 2Oh.>t
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGEACf
"A SupDlcS Professors. Teachers. Tutors ,IoNefncsse
&c 10 COLLEGES Schools aud Families Apply TO
MRS NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON % Union SGuare-
NLOCUIION and PHYSICAL CILIUkt
IL Class and private instructions Mrs. MAtlIN,
Hotel BrOckhoiS:. lOl West ejth->t Newly ork CITY,
THE FISK Teachers Agencies -Ncw-lork Bostcn'
i chicago Los Angeles. &C.. 5000 positions I'LL d..
IL F. CEOCKUR y Y. Manager. 20 shave (l3,h-St)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

T. EAs ~ u - q
Through train, 10. Chicago ana tao West lave See.
york foot OF Chambersst., daily. i0Qws, and nya
OI, A. M.-tte Niagara rail-: end Chaunuqus
S.IO Lake. rarlor car Ncw.York 70 Buffalo.
Sleeper Horncllsynle to Cincnnat DIning-car.
- ~ l.. M.-Nc>tlbuir Limited. sold train for Chi.
e).UU Caco VIA Chautauqu0 Lake Sieepers Chicago.
Clc> Gland and Cincinnati. Dnins-car.
rDn 4. M.-So!d train - Cnca-o VIA y ecaa F0ll>.
O..)U per, Buffalo Rochester AID Caicaso Din.
S..SO r. N.-via chautapqua Lake and Niagara Falls
+ 6cAL TINE TABLE, TICKETS, AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations al i0l ana %. BroIdwly, Chambers
and Vest "a -. ferries New-York; 1888 Fulon.,tr
Hrooklyn 700 Iud>onst.. Hobohen aud rscy City Sta
lion. Transfer Company call. for and checks bag
NEW-YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
IltAlNS LEAVL WL-SL i2D-ST.
A.. 81. 10 from lio loot Of Franz
hn-sL.J, Midi town, BOouins bIrsn. Port Jervis
Monticello Mouute.da lallsbur2n Liberty N Ing ton
Manor iiancOck, C,rtOndaIe, SCRANTON Walton. Delhi
SIDNEY Norwich, Edneston, Utica Rome, On ida Osmeeo
3.15 l.. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lac Mohonk and Mime
wasna WallAiu Valley stations. MidIetown, Blooming
bursh lllenvlc, Pittsburgh iurleyNLe. Liberty. Li''
I'M son nor.
1900 4. NJ Mddctown, Falsbureh, Lbcrty. Living
ston amor. clanG. walton Sidney. Norwich. Oneida
Oswcgo Rochester Niagara Falls, Detroit. CHICAGO and
West rul man slecpers recIulln. char car free u
Suspension Bridge
tDsly: all other trains ds IL except SUNDAY.
Pullman drawing room seas and slceplngcaf herths
obtained at ~ Broadway, NcwYorS.
J. c. ANDERSON. u. A.. 80 Beavcr.st. Nsw.Yofk
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ST0NsNGTlM LINE.

FARES REDUCED, BOSTON, ONLY 49, PROVl.
DENCE, e:.23: Moro Ester aud ~ EaStcrn Points
HAMPSHIRE leave new Pier 81. " H., block above
Ca al.st. at > 30 l.. NJ. daily, except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
Proposals

n &. ENGINEER OFFICE, Room II. Z.
~ Army building 30 Whiteha>t. Nrw-Nmk tty.
FcbuIry ith ls93S.lh proposals FOR Construction 81
, Stone and Brick Buildinr ior Torpedo Storage. at Fort
Wadswotfh * Y viii be- .crriNcd AZ Ibis rfice until
twelve ~ o'clock noon Thursday, March ljth 1898
md then publicly ou.ncd. Specifications. blank furn..
aud all syaailc information VII b. furnished apicr
zion this oncc. j. 4. HOUSTON. Colonel Corps Of
Engineers
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4nsIrurIlulI
For Young Ladies-Countrv

DrADFORD ACADEMY. ..,- ..
ID For the higher education OF young women. Apply 70
Miss IDA c. ALLEN. Bradford Mas
7 LIVINGSTON PAKk SEMINARY. EochesteI. ~ "a
IL Home Church School FOR the care ana, ne 1881
culture OF Young ladies. 18th war begins s..'
Write for illustrated circular. Mrs {. NJ. Gurus rIiop
THE CAMBRIDGE Mas. HU,i, ~ -. cmnhr,dSe
1 IADITS-Adyantaces Of Boston. quiet OF SS"oiAuS'
Comforts Of Home. Small numbers. ,,,..o
NJ. ARTHUR GILMAN Is the DlfecN''
Musical Instruction.
6 UMMEE SCHooL or TIE MErE2ri2 ga Roar, r
accommodations. Al attanj3g'- Of tn f@nldI s.r'i
retained Dudley Buc K rro-'t; A"rt lto> larson l'
prss't Addre-~ II W. CREME. So ana Irea." .
70 and - East lith =, Ne"-NorA' y. y
For Both SeXes-Country
r, aSrMAN III SlNr>S LOLLEGh. Pow gnkeepsio. NY
T. Open all year Thorough instruction IL Boonhe pm
Arithmetic &c Telegrsphy. Senoe Apply. Iypewng Sc:
notice NO charge !or furnished Send for catge
Miscellaneous
M PROSPECTING, ARITHMETIC, En-
may DO studied home without loss OF time from WORK
To begin student. need only how "a read ana witt
FACE Circular. giving all particulars, 10
The CORE pondcnce School OF Mechanics. scranton Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y C. g. IL. II. RR. Co.. LesseeJ -,
Trains leave West 42d.st. station. New-foiK. . te
lows aid 10 minutes earlier from It. tranklins. N ~
3;3O a. M.-Dully Tor NewDurs hinsseon, AipshJ :
daily except sunday, west OF ,oeynans JIG. 49,,
7,I5 4. M.-Day for Albany except SUNDAY. MonNesL
$3.50 A. MDally for Albany Utiea syraegse Eo sis
ter. BuIdiO. Niagara Rails, DetioIt SAie1so' eAe'S'
Saturday for Toronto. "a
1888 A. M.-Daily. except Sunday. for Albany ~
400 T.. M.-Dalv. except SUNDAY. for Albany.
51J =. VI. DAILY for Albany, Montreal Utica Syrscuss
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detso'@
$50 p vi. Oily, eyccp. sundai. for Newburs' Az
Iany, saIalcga and Montreal. ,,.. sv,.cu.. Roches
Tor. Bufao. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Chiess"
HkVERSTRAw LOCALS. AS. .sAs NJ. ..m
80. IS 80. Ill as =. n, ,,, r.u. Toronsa
Sleeping cans for Buffalo, M i,a,,s fA"'
.D.iiy For tickets paror and ssspn H
n 6 ESt0ss; 1i rs hr's sSs vs.
'S'tAs'. aSd " LxMSyar. Genera, Passenger AssaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
Musical Instruction.

s hdvantaces OF Boston Quiet Of Cambridge
Comforts Of Home. Small number. x.,..
M. ARTHUR GILMAN Is the DiferU''
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Steamboats,.
WINCH LINE.

Fare, reduced 10 Nl-M -ION DON, .l.VO, NOtW lCH.
81 %; WORCESTER. 500; BOSTON, $500. Core.
spondine reduction all points Last Steamers leave
Iler 40 North River next pei above peso.osses Street
Ferry, daily, Sundays excepted, at D 90 7. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
FOR LAKEWOOD.

,ta.2o sl5 A. NJ. .45, - 40 spceaD. 90 q: Is "
For Toms Riyer, Harnng"; Park. and Barnegat rs"
Sis A. NJ. l:ii. 20 /. N. =,
Ior Atlantic CIV. vIncland and Brldyeon. 80 A. NJ
For MScmnonrh Beach seabright and Highland Beack
L, 80 y Is II 80 \. NJ. | 80 As. 90. 420 7. NJ
Sunday. 900 \. NJ. 1 90 l.. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY.
Auhracite Coat used exclusively insuring Cleanliness
and C0mfOrt.)
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block sisna'
systen. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty st
Time Table In effect Dec. Is, 1892.

For Ee@clnc al 10 go 70 a y y" Nh nV' eScSpI
saturday night. SUNDAYS, II % A. NJ. 90 80. o'oo
80, 6 90 p; NJ l2:l5 n.y., =, 20 10
90 90 - T. NJ. II is night except SATURDAY nga.
sundays. IL so \. NJ, 100. 90. ) 80 Z. NJ, l2'l'
FOR pottsvilc a. 90 40 S:i5 A. NJ. 100. 80
90 : 30 T. NJ, - 10 nigh. except saturday night
sundays IL 80 \. NJ. / 90. 3 80 800 p. NJ, i9;N
For Sunbury, Lewisbura and williamspor,, at 90
40 5 40 \. NJ. 90, 30 : 80 r. NJ. II - nigh%
except Saturlaj night. Sundays, 10 A. NJ. 100 r. M
l. 10 midni .ht. 49, 4,
90 Is rs \. NJ. 90. 80 40. 80. 10 Allen
town p. N. sundays 80. 7:l5 A. NJ. 100. o;So
foi wilkesbafrr. Put>ton ard Scranton s as A. NJ.
80 T. NJ. SUNDAYS I 30 A. NJ
For Rcd Rank Long Bon,h and on'> south 70 40 PG R
Rank onlyl 90 20. rs T. NJ. Sundays excsns
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 90 A. NJ. 90 7. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
Confirm propcrtn for Sale ano % Gel

r.,O LET 200 Dor year farm 20 large house Is
| milo. from p.o,iIoucr H. /. u. niles to ia!r0af.
hor NH, /, store. BENNINGTON, lO7 West Jth-,t.,
Ncw-N0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

- nADFORD ACADEMY. .nr,- ..
- TIL 'N S,t'. fn> r. sIIrV Bradford Mas.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-12-14
Yours for Low Prices,
PrujEt.Bel! Mercantile Co.

Don't forget to have those photographs
made ready for Xmas.
Bert Gray reports an liz pound
boy at his house, which being his sixth
makes him step rather high.
Look at Bollinger & Ross before buy
ing Christmas present.
Mrs, Webb. Mr. Deshong and little
Lewis Mcclure, all Of whom are on the
sick list, are reported as improving.
Santa Claus will get part of his pres
ents at Bollinger q Ross.
Mr.. Alex Faulkner, an old citizen Of
Pope county, who moved to Texas few
years ago, died recently near Waxaha-
chic, in that state.
never let any eggs pass. Call and
get price. John M. Brashear.
Pay your subscription and get a
chance at the bed room set and rocking
chair. Some one is going to get hand
some New Years gift.
10 the little folks: Write to Santa
Claus care of the Racket for toys.
In regard to an explanation Of that
CidIhSNlllc Hbtti ctoig an liVSiSaNNNt
party suggests that some are silent, and
one had Num- to give.
See the artist, John II. Gamer, and
get the baby's picture made now
Little Oracle, the IA months old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. lillian,
died Monday last Of Group and was bur-
led Tuesday in the Shiloh cemetery.
Tate & Peeler have for sale pea and
timothy hay and oat straw, all baled.
MIR. George Jamison, wife and
daughter, and Mrs. DR. Ruff Of Dover,
were in town trading Saturday. They
gave as pleasant call before returning.
Look out for next week for car load
Studebaker wagons. Jno A. Erwin.
The looks Of the Strickland proper
ty on the corner Of Oak and Jefferson
will be very much enhanced, indeed, by
the improvements he is now making on
| it.
weimers Bronehiline is guaranteed to
cure ali kinds Of sore throat. Try Il.
MIR. j. c. Mayfeld, one Of Moreland's
best citizens, is celebrating the advent o.
a bouncing boy into his household. lie
is now joint proprietor Of three boys and
one girl.
Make the little ones happy Xmas
Call at the Racket as soon as possible.
The frame OF the new residence OF
Mr.. William Brooks is now up, and worh
Is progressing on it rapidly, 10 VIII DC
one Of the gems Of the city when com
pleted.
old papers suitable for wrapping
paper for sale at this office At zoe per loo'
Miss Ella King, whose illness We
mentioned last week, died Thursday y
the ASYLUM. Her remains We're brought
home and inferred Ia the RussellYili'
cemetery.
Beautiful initial silk handkerchiefs
just arrived. hAohhi'
We were pleased to receive a cal
Friday from Editor Harvey Of the bar
I danelie Dispatch. He was on has way
ID Little Rock for short season Of re-
! creation.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-12-14
Christmas Closing g.

We hereby agree to keep our respect
i've places of business closed Christmas
day.
fSignedl c. ID. Rowan & Bro, W. j..
White. j. b. Evants & Co, Alexander &
Dowdy, II. c. Wilkey, Smith & Brown,
Perry & Son, Potts, Garden 4 CO.,
Walter McAnally, Famous, by S. NJ.
Dufiie, manager, Arthur Erwin, J. w.
Wells, Henry Steuckel, r. j. Will
son, Peoples Exchange Bank. Ragsdale
& Ferguson, S. r. Judd, Harkey Saddle
~ Co. Miss Mary Allen, Mrs. Clara Bry-
an, Mrs. l.. A. Owens, Miller Bros, r..
NJ. Oates & Co., Pruitt-Bell Mercantile
Co, Weimer Drug Co, First National
Bank, Bolinger q Ross, Belle Erwin, /.
j. Russell q Bro. NJ. Jacobson.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-12-14
BUSIN ESS

SPECIAL ATrENTIoN!-It is now
only a short time till this year
will be gone, and there are still
more than 800 Of our customers
that have not paid us what they
Justly owe. We now insist on a
prompt and immediate settlement,
and unless we get the same, We
shall consider that it is their in
tention for us to collect by legal
process. We feel that we have
treated our customers with all the
courtesy that is required of US,
but they have shown a lack Of
appreciation
LOVE- & Rows HDw. Co.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-12-14
A NEW YEARS GIFT.

The DEMOCRATS annual distribution
of presents to subscribers will take place
January /, 1894. Following our usual
custom we will give away to the lucky
ticket holder valuable bed room set
and 4 handsome rocking chair. Every
one who subscribes for one year and pays
$1.00 in advance will receive ticket.
All delinquent subscribers who pay
their arrearages and renew for another
year will be given ticket for the renew
al and one for each dollar paid on back
account.
Don't fail to avail yourself of this Of
fer. DEMOCRAT PRINTING Co.
Russellville, Ark.
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SMlrH's Pain Oil-positive, pure;
Every ache and pain viii cure.
Holiday Gins.

The gift bearing season having again
arrived the absorbing question cOnfrOut-
ing the purchasing public is % determ-
inc where and what 70 bay m order to
properly observe the amenities Of the
occasion as Well as to combine quality
and quantity in their purchases. Every
dollar spent will be expected 70 secure
one hundred cents worth 81 goods, and
it will accomplish just that result II
spent at II. G.. Wilkey's Jewelry Store
Nobody doe- more than that, or, II they
20, the sheriff steps ia and stops il pret-
ty soon. Here yen win find q much
larger stock than usual Of solid geld ana
gold-fllled watches fer ladies and gentle
sen, aud Il great variety Of golal rings
gold euti and collar buttons, gold pens,
geld lace pins, gold necklaces, watch
charms. and many otller useful and orr
nalnental articles. 4 cordial invitation
Is extended TO the pubhc @ call and see
these goods. No trouble to show them
Ma. 4. -. ~ -
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A thrust Which Is POPULAR.

There is great deal Of indignation
felt against trusts. The Sugar Trust,
the Welsh Tin plate Trust, the English
Salt Trust, and other combinations Of
the kind, are vigorously denounced, and
it is subject of controversy whether
there are more trusts in England than
America, and whether protection or free
trade fosters them. But there is one
form Of trust against which no one has
ANYTHING to say. That is the trust the
public reposes in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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The annual excursion to the old home
and an south and southeastern
points, as well ms to -. Louis, Indianap-
oils and Cincinnati, will take place Dec.
l9, 20. n. Rate Will be but one single
fare for the round trip. Through ear
arrangements made with connections at
Memphis via Of the Iron Mountain
route only win be glad to furnish rates.
maps or any other information desired.
O. NJ. ELLSWORTH, Agent.
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THE MODERN MOTHER

Has found that her little ones are
improved more by the pleasant laxa-
tive, Syrup of Figs, when in need of
a laxative effect Of gentle remedy
than by any other, and that is more
acceptable to them. Children enjoy
it and it benefits them The true
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, is manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup
Co only.
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snan Bne Beans cure pIIIousness.

The annual holiday excursion to the
old country begins next Tuesday, the 10,
lasting three days. The st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Ry. has made
extra arrangements for this seasons
pleasure Rate will be but one single
fare for the round trip which is lower
than last years rate. Tickets will be
good for 30 days, and in addition to all
points on and east Of the Mississippi rlv-
er and south of the Ohio river, excursion
tickets can also be had to st. Louis, In
dianapolis and Cincinnati. There will
be no transfer at Little Rock or Mem
phis as through ear arrangements have
been made with all lines out Of Memphis
Mr. 0 NJ. Ellsworth, at the depot, will
be glad to give any additional informa-
ton that may be desired.
Cures Cuts, Burns Bruises and Fever Sores
Smiths Pain Oil. IS cents.
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PRODUCE!

/ have opened produce house
here for the FIT. Smith Fruit and
Produce Co, and can pay the high
est market price in cash for your
stuff 1t is money in your pocket to
see me before selling elsewhere. l
want 1000 head Of geese, also all the
ducks | can get. Don't sell until
you see me Eggs and furs spe-
eialty RI. SMITH PRODUCE co.
JNo. NJ. BRAsHEAR, Manager,