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NnlS IlOIhlnB'
] remiah McLain Rusk was n man
witt a career long before he entered the
abine of President Benjamin Harri-
son. His elevation to the Secretaryshin
of Agriculture, however, served to ma
tiCnalize his fame and brought to him
that kindly title Of Uncle Jerry" which
ship, which never ended until death.
Uncle Jerry" was a typical Westerner.
He had been almost everything In Wis
consin that n man could aspire to be, and
always with credit 20 himself.
He was born in Morgan County. Ohio,
in 1880. and lived there until he became
a voter. Meanwhile his father had died,
and the young man was left with a fam
lily to support. The farm Won not do II
alone, and he turned stage driver to in
crease his small income. His route lay
along the towpath over which Garfield
travelled, and the two struck up a friend
ship, which never ended.
In 1853 he moved into Wisconsin.
where he prospered as a farmer and won
some popularity as Sheriff of Vernon
County. AT the outbreak OF the war he
was a volunteer, and entered the field
as Major OF the Twenty-ifth Regiment
Wisconsin Volunteers.
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Local News in Briaf.

Annie White, forty years old, and homeless,
was found !. front OF the Grand Central sta
was taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
Fire In the hallway Of August ReunninR's fur.
nituTe warerooms, at 1913 First avenue. dI1 about
800 damage shortly after midnight this morning.
liaphelc Dipetro. forty mine years old, an Aus
lrlAh' was Killed ny falling into a sewer at Ogden
avenue and Birch street last night. The body was
taken to the Harlem Morgue.
Fanny Mass, sixty years old. a bohemian,
committed suicide by hanging herself In the
closet at Al East Seventy second street last
night,
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TAKING ON NEW HANDS.
Railroad Men Out of Employment
Asked to Replace Strikers.
Oy Associated Press

Wy Associated Fress0
IS PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.-The strike
or the Lehigh Valley Railroad Is a chief
topic in railroad and financial circles in
this city. 1t is thought that the Rail-
road Company will eventually win, as
the number of men out of employment
far exceeds those working.
Applications by men who are CONVEX
SAINT with the handling of cars and other
rolling stock of a railroad company are
now being made to the offices Of the
Company, not only in this city but
along the whole line.
President Garrett seemed not to be
any waY discouraged this morning. He
said: our passenger trains are moving
on time, but outside OF this the situa-
ton Is unchanged"
Acting Genera! Manager Voorhees, left
the city on the 1890 A. NJ. train for
Bethlehem. where he will have a con
sultation with President Wilbur.
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Ireland AGAINST Rohamia-

Joseph Navera, t~hIrty-six years old, a saloon
keeper at S2t East seventy-nrst street. and his
Frank Belsky, aged thirty seven. both
natives OF bohemia, were ommitted in Sc. 900 bail
each by Justice Burke 1T lurkville Court to-day
to await the result of injuries that It Is alleged
they inflicted on John Cronin. an lrishman. twenty
seven years old, OF $40 Lexington avenue. lie
Is confined In the Presbyterian Hospital suffering
from a supposed fracture OF the skull. Crnnln
created a disturbance, it is claimed. by shouting
ireland against bohemia"
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A DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN.
Performance OF the P~rofsss!cnA,
Woman's League This Aftern

"A dream of fair women will be re-
allied by the admirable performance
of LAS You Like It," given this
afternoon by the members of the Pro
fessional Woman's League, at Palmer's
Theatre.
Through the energetic efforts of the
President, Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, II her
coadjutors, this worthy society has done
an inestimable amount Of good to needy
women OF the profession. \ handsome
sum win be realized by the matinee to-
day.
The restoration Of much of the old
fashionable music, the Interpolation of
numerous choruses and dances. will
make the representation specially in,
tercsting.
over one hundred and twenty volun.
teers take part In the production, which
IN all probability will be redemandcd In
Brooklyn and taken TO the principal cit,
les.
The cast Is as follows;
nuAr, senior, living In exile ....M Mrs, T. A. Eberlc
FTedsr',k his brother and qsnrpsr Of his
domain. ,,.,.'MfS Ida Jtnryes Goodfricnd
le lithu, u r%o1rti"r. ,........, Marguerite st. John
'hHflts, u wrestler. .,,,,....., Miss MariSU ABBOTT
JaGH'r' "n OF SIR Roland .,,,. Miss llOseIle Knott
Orlando, son Of Sir ROLAND .,... Miss Maude Bank.
Aaam, servant to Oliver. Mrs, Chambers Krtchum
Tourhstone, a lo"n,."."....... Miss Kate DRyi,
CORN, = ~shephert 900, ....... Miss Sarah McVicEer
sily!ua a shepherd ....,...... Miss Grace FilRln,
Rosallni. daughter to the e1iled duke. nun
Miss Mary Shaw
Celia, daughter to Frederick ... Miss Emma Field
Phoebe, a shepherdess. .,.,,, Miss Bijou Fernandez
Audrey, a country Wench. ,....... Miss May Rossor
4 person representing Hymen ,,.,. Miss Lulu Klein
NR Rio~' Thou S'tS % SIls1ga' wi ISG*' and nd , 'EElSs;
The Greenwood Tree ,,,..., Miss Theresa Vaughn
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
IOTDN 7,
IIaycl, Bremen.
thalmettc, New Orleans


DUE IbrDhf.
Italia, Gibraltar Oct. %.
britannia, Gibraltar Nov. S.
Elbe, Hr'men Nov. II.
Dresden, Bremen Nov, 3.
Arab, London Nov :
Rhl inland. Antwerp Nov. II.
OLDHAM, Rotterdam Nov. .
Guy ~ Para, Colon Nov IS,
Manitoba London Nov 10.
France. London nov. 8
DUE O-MORROw
Luigate I'M London Nov. s.
Saratoga, Havana Nov. rs.
hsssas0it, Swansea Nov, g.
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Auction Sales.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER. and by virtue ot
chattel mortgage made by Frank NJ. Edwar9
and George W. edwards TO the Johnson Peensnn
Works, have taken possession Of ana shau -
to the highest bidder, according 10 law. ~
Wednesday, Nov. 22d, 1893, at 10 A: N. ~ t'
Scott & Bovine Building, Pearl st.. New fon+
8 presses, cutters, fixtures and other property.
New York, Nov. 10, 1893.
HENRY JOHNSON.
Receiver of Johnson Peerless WOrkr.
BY order OF Hector NJ. Hitchings, attorneyi"
mortgage. -
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WARRANT FOR A CONGRESSMAN.
Nebraska Statesman Said to Have
Failed to Pay His Board.
my Associated Press.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 2l.-A. ]. Hoo
yer. OF the Hotel Lindell. yesterday swore
out a complaint against Congressman
w. a; Mckeighan,, or the Fifth Nebras-
ka District, charging him with procur-
Ing board and lodging from Jan. 4 to
e 26. 1893. without paying for the
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Railroad Men in Secret Meeting.

HUNTINGTON. Ind. Nov. 2l.-A big meeting
Of railroad men was held here last evening, The
representatives OF the Brotherhoods OF Locomotive
Engineers, Firemen and Trainmen. as well as rep
resentatives OF conductors and telegraphers, were
present. The most profound secrecy is maintained
regardiny the proceedings.
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G.n,sse sheriff Appesl.a To.

BATAVIA. n. Y, Nov. 2i.-The LehIgh's attor-
nAys have called on the Sheriff Of Genesee
County to protect their property. Everything 30
far Is quiet. No freight Is moving. Passenger
trains are q trife late. The railroad has a large
Italian colony at Batavia which officials are
watching closely.
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Charles MaDleSC

OF Col. j. II. Mapleson. the operate
and was interested in the man
agcment of his fathers London compa-
MES. Several years & he married the
ballet dancer CavalaZzi.
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Lulo Ami's Trial.

The trial Of the pretty Syrian girl Luo 4.
twenty years Of age. charged with shOo'ins ~ u
~janitresa Of the house at 40 Wet t n.
avenue Oct. IL, comes up before Judge sIIriaA
Ia Part II. Of the Court Of oener|
this afternoon.
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Charles Mapleson Dies OF Rheu matte
Gout.
(By Associated Press. }

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-Mr. Charles Ma
pleson died here last evening OF rheu-
matte govt.
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GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, GLOUCESTER, Nov. 2l.-rbe
entries and probable starters for Wednesday,
races are:
Elrst kaCe-Eour and a halt tnrInrun. .alu..
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PORT or NEW YORK


Steamer Elhe, bremen Nov. II.
Steamer Manitoba, London Nov. II.
Steamer Dresden. bremen NOV. =
Steamer Mexican Prince. Cardiff.
Steamer Norwegian. Glasgow SUy. ~.
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Fine FurniiuIe At Flint's.
Geo, c. Flint Co, 104 West l4th IT.. offer as.
smashing bargains In all kinds Of furniture. -
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JUNGLE JERRY" RUSk DEAD.
Elk = Secretary Of Agriculture
Passes Away at Viroqua.
A Alan with q Career Before He Was
Called TO Harrison's Cabinet.
CRy Associated Press.)

VIROQCA. Wis. Nov. 2l.-Ex-Secre-
tary of Agriculture Rusk died at s o'clock
this morning.
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Sporting.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY Clue
Racing every day ct !. 45 sharp. Take Jay. ~
14th. BARCLAY and Christopher street ferries
Electric cars from l4th 81. ferry direct 70 tracI
Admission Sic NJ. :. WHITEHEAD.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.

Low WATER TO-DAY.
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Rev. Bridgman preached two very interest
ing sermons in All Saints P. E. church yes
terday. In the morning his subject was
oThe Coming Of Christ and in the evening,
'Hope." During the latter discourse Rev.
Bridgman took an anchor for an object
lesson. The shaft, he said, is the mainstay,
and the two arms are the clinging nature OF
faith and the church, while the ring at the
top of the anchor is used to connect the
chain and is emblematic of the wedding ring
which binds the church with God, Rev
Bridgman will deliver an interesting sermon
next Sunday evening on "Ihe Second Coming
of Christ" Semi.weekly cottage meetings
have been arranged in the parish and the
first will be held at the house of George
Smith, ll2 East Apple alley cordial IN
vitation to attend is extended to all.
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James Young, Jr, and his company pro.
dueed Richard III' at Ferguson's theatre
Saturday night before fair.sized audience.
Mr.. Young assumed the role Of Richard Ill,
and acquitted himself with credit Although
Mr. Young is rather light, physically, for this
difficult role he succeeded in putting con.
siderable force into it and was frequently
spplauded In the tent scene on the eve OF
the battle and in the fierce duel which closes
the play he threw h useIfIu the part with
such vigor as to arouse the audience tC
enthusiasm Samuel w. Glenn and Alma
Montague won special mention by Their
performances.
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A NoN-UNoNIST Poisoned
Suspicious Death Of n Lshigh valley Tel
eErnph Operator.


egrnph Operator.
WLKRsBARRE, Pa, Dec. ll.-W. Guer-
ley, Of Jenkintown, Pa, a telegraph opera
tor, who came here TO work on the Lehigb
Valley railroad during the strike, died at
the City hospital, supposedly from arsoni-
cal poisoning.
Late on Thursday night DR., Sweeney
was summoned to 81 Public square, and
upon his arrival there he found Guorley
evidently suffering from severe attack
Of collie
Guerley told the physician that he at
tri ributed his sickness TO some veal he had
eaten at a restaurant on Wednesday. The
doctor became suspicious, and on Friday,
when the victim became violent, he was
removed to the hospital
The coroner ordered an autopsy, which
was held by DR.. Robins and DR.. Kyle
They found in the stomach distinct traces
Of poisoning. The stomach, they say, had
been almost eaten away.
Meanwhile County Detective Whalen II
investigating the matter and says he eK
poets startling developments.
II now develops that during the week
from thirty to forty of the non-union men
who boarded at Charles restaurant suf
fered from severe attacks of diarrhBa and
cramps in the stomach.
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STILL IN DOUBT.
Nearly all Applicants for the Post once
Heard.


Heard.
Special to EVENING HERALD,
WAsmNGToN, Dec. 1.-THE last Of the
applicants for the Shenandoah post Office has
been heard. The documents and other evi-
dence were received without any intimation
as to the effect they would have and ordered
filed.
The last delegation heard of was that in
behalf of Milton Master Postmaster General
Bissen gave an audience which exceeded
over two hours in length and while he did
not say or intimate anything indicating the
effect of the conference, the delegation de.
parted very much encouraged.
The post Office fights are now on in earnest
and are absorbing all the time of the Schuyl.
kill representative here. AT present it is im'
possible to say where the official lightning
will strike. 1t was said by some of the Schuyl'
kill delegation on Saturday that Melletf
chances for the Shenandoah post office were
not as favorable ss few days previously.
There is nice little fight on for the Miners
Vile post Office. 1t looks as if Little Jack
Toole will be the man. Charles E. Steele, o
the Minersville Free Press, is his opponent.
Quite a delegation of Northumberland
county is also here and fight is being mad
lin behalf Of Editor sollenberger for tn
shamollin post office, notwithstanding Post
master WagonseIler's term will not expir
? until December, 1894. -
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FL PAsO Tex, Dec. II. - An entire
Southern Pacific train went over an en-
bankmeut at Lordsburg, n. NJ. One
woman had her arm broken and a mar
had his arm badly crushed. A dozer
others were hurt The disaster is sup
posed to be the work Of tramps, who ar,
congrogated along the line. At Lords
burg there were 1856 tramps who threat
ened to wreck passenger trains unless th'
Southern Pacific rescinded its order re
fusing them permission to ri de on treigh
trims
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Those who attended the two performances
"The Burglar at the opera house satur
dav were captivated by the remarkable
versatility of little "Editha" when she made
her first appearance before the footlight5.
She took both audiences by storm; and yet
this is but common occurrence to the petite
actress, for young as she is little Lottie Briscoe
is quite an experienced artist.-LOl'sli, Mass,
sun. At Ferguson's theatre on Tuesday,
Dec 10th.
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DETROIT, Mich, Dec. n.-Frank A..
Small, business manager of Mrs. John
Drew $ company, denies emphatically that
Mrs Drew borrowed any money from
John l.. Sullivan or any other person Ia
Chicago last summer in order to get her
company out of financial difficulties.
Manager Small says the company Is all
right, and every contract made will be
FuIG1Ipl
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 1.-THE selec-
tion Of the Jacksonville fair grounds by
the Athletic club as a site for the fight be
tween Corbett and Mitchell gives general
satisfaction The old building will form
the center of the new one, and around it
will be built an arena which when com
pl sted, will form structure 2O5 feet long
by 5B wide There will be total seating
capacity of II ,23S.
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TbIovlne nnnk Omcers Convicted

WACO, Tex, Dec. u,-C. L. MoCay and
Fl. ID. Kone, president and cashier, respect
lively, of the insolvent Bell County Ma
tional bank, OF Temple, were convicted in
the United States court of misappropriat-
ing funds of the bank and rendering false
returns to the comptroller of the currency.
The amount of their embezzlement "
about $4,000.
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Dec 2O.-Grand cantata "A Merry Company,
or the Cadets Picnic" at the p. NJ. church.
Dec. 2l.-A Demorest Contest under the
auspices Of the Y, w, c. T. u, in Ferguson
theatre
Dec. 25.-Grand eisteddfod under the
auspices of the Ivoritos at Fergusons theatre,
Shenandoah
Feb. 5.-Fifth grand ball of the Gymna-
stun Club in Robbins opera house.
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DENVER Dec. 1.-THE five bond invest
ment companies in this city and the two
in Pueblo, which are declared to be lot
terry concerns, have discontinued the use Of
the mails The Denver inspectors opened
correspondence with these companies, as
prospective agents. The officers very
naturally fell into the trap, and Inspector
Nichols was there to grab them.
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NEW YORK, Dec. lit is learned on
high church authority here that the pope
has chosen Monsignor Rinaldini, the pres
snt papal nunoio TO The Hague to succeed
Archbishop SRtolli as apostolic delegate
to the United States. Monsignor Satolli
rs likely to be recalled TO Rome before
spring and elevated to be a cardinal.
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TRENTON, Dec. 1l.-There is great desti-
sutton among the families Of the unem-
ployed worlImen Of the city and citizen r
relief committee has been organized, and
5000 loaves of bread were distributed this
morning. There are about 1000 idle work
M en- in the city, and nearly all Of them are
without means.
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PLYMOUTH Pa, Dec. u.-Thomas Ball
ant was drowned In the Susquehanna
river here while bathing. He had 6sen
taking daily baths on the order OF ply
sician ever since last summer, and had
plunged through the ice, but was unable
60 again reach shore.
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HARRIsBURG, Dec. 11.-GoVerpor Patti
son issued a writ today for Rp election TO
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
General William Lilly, oonBressmHn-at-
large. 1t will be held the third Tuesday
OF February, the date Of hsregular spring
aleotion.
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Prof. Barrett Of st. Lawrence county, N.
", speaking Of pulmonary diseases, says :
not one death occurs now whore twenty died
before Downs Elixir was known. over fifty
years Of constant success places Downs
Elixir at tho head Of the long list of cough
remedies. lm
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chinese Annrehended.

KEY WEST, Fla, Dee. ll.--Collector j. eff
Brown and his posse, who left here for Bo-
eaohica to capture the Chinese landed at
the latter place by Spanish snacE re
turned last night bringing eighteen of
she Chinese who we're landed. The other
six seem to have got into town in some
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spnln's Eaorts 30 suppress Anarchy.

BARCELONA, Dec ia special police
CORPS has been formed here to combat an
archism. The outrage at Paris has re
yived discussion in Spanish political cir
olss. Spain, it is said, will propose to
othsF countries anti-anarehie measures.
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splendid opportunity to hear W. R. Ken
drick, cornet soloist of the United States Ma
rine Band of Washington D. G. He will
play every evening during his stay here at
his parents home, Kendrick House, East
Centre street. l@'9'oI
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meath from Hydropbobia.

RED BANK, n. d., Dec. n.-Corneliui
Minton, aged "A years, Of Fair Haven, died
OF hydrophobia. The boy was bitter on
Got 20 by a big black hound which A.
tackled Aim while he was riding bicycle
The wounds were cauteriAed.
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HSTAT'E OF EDWIN GRIFFIN, deceased.
II Letters of administration on the estate OF
Edwin Grimm, late OF the borough OF Snensn'
osisd nave been granted 70 Mary Aun Gririn,
residing in the said borough, 10 whom an
nersons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment and those having claims OF
Demands will make known the same without
SoiaS MARY ANN GRIFFIN,
uoi"S' AdministTatriX.
December H. 1893. sll-otoS"
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?. ]. MONAGHAN'S.
q South Main Street.
Bargains I'D g !

Henrettas. special in all shades good one,
75c per yard, worth 9Oc
Standard Prints, &c.
A large assortment of Ladies Cashmere Gloves
to close out cheap.
Good Ginghams, &c and Sc, worth &c and &c.
A lot of Floor Oilcloths to close out at 15c,
original price, 25c,
Dress Cloths a speciality. From % to rs pieces
in the best shades.
/ A big drive in Underwear, Gents Red Shirts
all wool, 75c, former price, $lOO,
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THTRDEDTTION
woRLD,s FAIR GOODS.
Holderman,. the Jowoier, Orers Genuine
Articles for sale.

Articles for Sale.
Holderman 10 offering for sale at his jewclry
establishment, on North Main street large
collection Of goods which we're among the ex.
bibits at the Worlds Fair in Chicago. The
stock consists Of elegant clocks, bronzes,
silverware, iowelry and ancyigoods, and each
and every article is genuine. They we're on
exhibition in the Liberal Arts and Manulac-
turers buildings at the Worlds Fair and MI
Holderman gives guarantee that they were
among the original articles displayed there.
11.24-u
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ia view of the numerous accidents which
have recently occurred by people falling
down stairways at their residences the under.
signed has made a study of the cheapest and
hest methods of furnishing all stairways with
a substantial and ornamental balustrade.
can put p substantial railing in any com.
mon house for five dollars. John K, Cooney,
4gG West Oak street Shenandoah. 12-5 lw
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Il has been proven by living witnesses thal
Dan-Tina is n remarkable specific for tue qulck
sure Ofthe difficult and dangerous ihroal and
lung troubles-its equal can't be found; costs
% cents Pan.Tina is sold ~ +, Z. D. hlrIlh
store.
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g7hsu Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
when she became Miss, she chung to Castorlas
gybea she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Joha A. Reilly's is the place to get the
p1rest wines and liquors, best beer and slef
and finest brands of cigars 1O16-tf
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Best work done at Brennan's steam laun'
dry. Everything white and spotless. Lace
srtains specially. All work guaranteed
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When seeking neat and well conducted
safe, 20 TO Burchiu's, corner Main and Coal
rtrests. Polite and prompt attention. IL 7-u
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USE WELLS LAUNDRY BLUE, the bei
Bluing for laundry use Each package make
two quarts l5cts. Sold by Coakley Bros.
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superintendents and others having the
arrangements Of Christmas festivities will do
well to consult Kemmerer l34 North Main
street before purchasing confectionery.
10 5-tf
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CHINA WARE.

Tn this our line of German Dresden China beyond
rival as quality They own importation and con
s bon bons berry fish sets fancy cake plates etc Some OF
this ware comes to Austria Toxic Messen and Yorkshire and
will range price from
up to $3.50.
ono ur Tpan ware chocolate potts.
tea pos cups and saucers Dishes oatmeal dishes jardn&c
UP $l.S5.
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Fried oysters a speciality at McElhenny's
9-l2-6
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Getting Ready
>A< For Christmas.

this opening you with the immense stock have placed
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Fried oysters.s speciality at McElhenny's.
9.12 If
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LEATHER GOODS.

Albums Music Rolls Handkerchief Boxes Glove
Bxe Gents Travelling Ladies' Travelling Cases Writing Desk &C.
ID n r ~ 800