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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-16
A DISASTER.
Express Train Telescopes an
Accommodation
From the Rear. At the Fifty-Finh
Street Station. Chicago


cnIcAoo. Jan. i6 An accommoda-
ton train on the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois road was tclcscopcd NJ Fifty
nth street Friday night by n Chicago
aud Erie through train TO New York,
The accommodation was just leaving
Flfty-ifth street station. when tho ex-
prrss, which had been badly delayed
by q blockade ia the freight yards.
came along. The engineer Of the ok
press believed that he had q clcAr track.
and ordinarily such would have been
tho case but the accommodation
had also been delayed, and waa
much behind Time Engineer Ruby, OF
the accommodation, saw the express
coming aud put on u fnil head Of steam,
hoping 10 lessen tho shock, but tho
rails were slippery, and before his train
was under way the Erie engine struck
the last ear Of tho accommodation.
knocking tho train forward q distance
Of nifty feet. crushing the rear platform
and tho end 81 the. chr az though they
were childrcn's toys, and causing the
rear car % telescope tho one ahead of
~ and that Ia turn 70 crush lii the end
or the forward coach AS far as tho hfth
scat from the end
Nobody VIVA killed, but John Red
mnud. n private 81 company y. Seven
teenth lnfnntry. u. s Al, on his way
home 70 Brooklyn. N. n, was probably
fatally injured. His injuries are inter
nal. The others hurt are all resi-
dents Of Chicago The list iG
G y Caldwell, both legs brokcn.
Mr.. Al G Mayhem. internally Injured
VIM. y. Smith. cut on head and back
injured.
Hattie Boyd, badly bruised and inter.
nnlly injured,
H. r Marshall, both logs crushed be-
low the knees.
Mrs. $. Moore, left sido and head
bruised.
Il d Watkins. head bruised and legs
crushed.
John cleminger, head and logs
crushed.
MIRA r.. A. Mathoff. back injured.
Fredn Kitchik, head bruised,
Mrs s Nau, back bruised
J.. X. Cofkman, out on head.
r. " Truman. engineer, Chicago and
EfN Ecft lex broken and back and
jufNt and left arm crushed
eNADaiiR1e BROKEN.
Henry palify, leg broken.
Mira McFreed, back hurt
Mrs ii. Eisucr. back injured.
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A Railway Csmpnny sus1 ~ es.oco -
cause some Ono ce6nnt Mold ofn WoIr
ans foot While = I.assennon. F
MRMrlna. Tenn. Jan ia+Mr1 Yirtuo
pommcr. through her attorney. nfe1
tho following novel damage suit Friday
against the Illinois central railroad
while under The protection and III
the custody Of the company, said a.
fcndant In the coach aforesaid 81 d.
PENDANTS regular passenger train.
which departed from Chicago on o.
about tho 18th day Of August 1894 and
wiiic said train was on route % IL
southern terminus to-wiU just prior -
lts arrival At Fulton. In The stats 81
Kentucky. the said defendant pormitted
the plaintiff 70 be rud6ly assaulted
BY some person unknown 70 plnIntin.
Who then aud thore commitkcd -
IN MarFantcd assault upon her person.
BY aeising her foot and squeezing Il
violently, and otherwise frightened and
INUNDATED plaintiff. causing her great
mental pain and modification, and fof
The wrong and Injury suffered and sos
tanned, as aforesaid. said plAintif hath
sustained great damage. to-wits II he
sum o. -, 900; sheroforc she nuts. : eto
The claim Il made that Tho n1SnfIant
WA an agent Of the
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RUINED eY SPECULATION.
b Sad History Of . Oace Rich Tai
oradaate-To the Poor-uouse

The sad History Of . Oace Rich Yale
Oraduate-To the P~oor-uouae
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. ia
White haired, bcnt and feeble. Arthur
Johnston. who. ten years age was able
10 call half a MILL on doilafs his own,
has become m inmate 81 the Kent
county poor-honsc. The agcd panper
Is seventy-thrcc years old. . graduate
OF Yale, speaks seven languages aud
has held professorships In other institn-
tions.os learning, IN the booming days
of Montana, he went there and rapidly
acquired wealth amounting 70 $780,
600.
1T was not drink or dissipation that
brought me to my present dependent
position said the old gentleman. with
much embarrassment, when questioned.
ut was speculation which ruined me.
The old man is a gentleman In dcportr
ment and and feels his present
condition kecnly. lie Is said always 70
have lcdna temperate life. abstaining
from both liquor and tobacco
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se. ator rariisIe AREN'T.

new YoRK Jan. ia special dis
patch to the sun from Washington
says: Before leaving Washington for
Kentucky Mr.. Carlisle mailed Mr..
Cleveland q. letter accepting the secre-
taryship of the treasury. tits said that
Mr.. Carlisle accepted the portfolio on
the condition that he should have the
solid support of the administration in
his candidacy for the presidential nom
nation III 1900 Mr.. Carlisle Is said to
have received assurances OF good will
from Tammany. He strongly favored
Mr.. Murphy for senator. and urged Mr..
Cleveland not ID oppose the latter's
candidacy. Mr.. Carlisle will have a
consultation with Mr. Cleveland in New
York this week.
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WHISKY TRUST.
Charges Of Fraud Made Against
the Corporation.
he Attention q the Congress was
Directed 70 |, By the Press


WASHINGTON Jan. f0-The first shot
In . congressional campaign agalnst the
Whishy trust was fred late Friday II
tornoon. when Congressman burrows
OF Michigan. tossed into the hopper q
resolution authorizing the appointment
Of . committee 70 Investigate that
corporation. II b said BY those a.
millar with The Inside workings Of this
grsAt ccncern that the intimate
friend and adviser Of Mr.. Cleveland, and
. membcr Of his former cabinet d one
Of the prime movcrs In this trust, and
tho outcome will be q sensational one.
There are also intimations that the off,
cial integrity 81. certain members oi
congress will be brought into question
II the Investigation Il pushed TO h ex-
tent contemplated BY the language Of
lta text
The great whisky interests OF Cincin-
natl aud tho state Of Kentucky, coupled
with the fact that the vice presidents
~ the trnstA reside lii Cincinnati. makes
this proposed investigation Of Mr. Bur.
rows Of vnst interest 70 the public
II % charged that n conspiracy hRs
been formed and entered into. and u
now existing between snch trust and a
large number 81 reetifiers throughout
The United states, by which such rccti-
hers ara "a distrtbute and dispose Of the
product Of such trust. FOR the purpose
Of having The aame, when &c Rdulter-
atsd. used and consumed as a beverage.
IT Is further reported and charged
through the public press and otherwise
that sncli DistiIling aud Cattle Feeding
Co. COMMONLY known ~ the whisky
trust, has entered into and contin-
mes 10 enter into contracts
with such rectifcrs through
out tho United States for the purpose
and with the intent of securing the
aduiteration Of the products of such
trusts under tho protection 81 rectiaers'
license contrary 10 tho spirit and intern
ton Of the internal revenue laws Of the
Unitod STATES Many other grave
charges are made
The committee Il, under the terms Of
the resolution. clothed with full power
70 sand for peraons and papers etc. and
u directed TO submit its recommends.
tions 70 tho housc py bill o. otherwise.
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jan pavis. Monumc..t Mnttera

RIcHmoxD. Va. Jan l7.-Maj j. Tay-
lor Ellison, resident member of the
jefferson Davis Monument association,
says it is probable that the remains OF
Mr.. Davis will be removed, from New
Orleans to this city for final interment
in the early spring; that he has received
numbers Of satisfactory letters from the
collectors Of the monument fund, and
that when the weather opens perma-
nently q new impetus will be given 10
the scheme.
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PrrTsRuRoH. Pa. Jan t6=Irene Faw-
cett, aged IS. was drowned in the
Monongahela river, near the Point
Friday morning, while trying to save
her seven-year-old sister Bella. who had
fallen in a hole in the ice. Irene at
tempted 4 sare the little one and the
two wer qusekIy carried down stream.
Thomas fawcett a brother. succeeded
ii rcseasaE Heila bat Irene was drown
ca before help could reach her.
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Man Mater Expected.

KASAwnA. w. VA. Jan. I0-Ice on
the little Kanawha river IS from ten 70
twelve inches thick There are several
large gorges Of ice and lumber in the
river, as 4 result Of q slight rise about
the first Of this month. When these
70 out nothing win be safe along the
river. The snow Is said TO be very
deep in the interior Of the state. and Il
it goes cff with a rain IL will break the
record for high water.
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cARNoT rae NEXT.

Grave Charges Agalnst the President Of
France-A Move TO Make Min Resign.
PARIS, Jan. ~i6-Friday tho gravest
rumors were aflont In regard 10 prcsI-
dent Carnok Several Of tho deputies
who have been most earnest In pushing
the Ranama investigation make no
secret Of declaring that they will not
rest until Cnrnot Is forced 70 resign.
The strength Of the case against the
President depends upon the credibility
cf Haihut, the ex-minister az pnblie
works, and CARROTS friends claim that
no faith whatever should be attached
10 Isaihut's disclosures; that he ii
malignant against Carnot for not hav-
Ing protected him from prosecution,
and that he wishes to drag the Presi-
dent down with him.
On the other hand, IL Is pointed out by
the enemies Of NJ. Carnot that Baihut's
charges agree with the facts as known,
and that Charles Do T,csseps would
probably corrobornte Baihnt II he were
permitted to reveal al that he could
tell
These members 81 Carn0t argue that
the trial 0f the two De Lesscpses has
been hnstcned in order TO bring them
within the grasp ON. Carnot and keep
them silent as 70 any connection 81 the
head Of the state with tho Panama AZ
fairs.
They argue also that M. Bourgeoise
has not been rs earnest as he might
have been In bringing the truth 70 light
md that the opposition Of NJ. Bour-
geoise to the arrest OF Baihut was
really based upon his fear that Haihut
might accuse his former fellow minis
ter, Carnot
Meantime President Carnot preserves
! serene temper. and seems Indifferent
10 the assaults upon him. These as
saults are not confined to himself The
Radicals condemn Madame Carnot for
spending so much money on her dresses
and trying 10 initiate the grandee DANES
Of the Faubourg ST Gcrmaine. In adj
dition, they pretend that monarehIst
habits and customs arc invading the
Eiysee. and, therefore, its present occu-
pants must be turned out IA the sacred
Interests Of the republic.
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PAHKERsBURo, w. Va, Jan. i6-Fri.
day the grand jury indicted VIM. James
Lee Oakcs. VIM. Elrod. VIM. Mcintyre
and Il. Ward Clouston, for assanlting
Ben. Hall, turnkey at the jail with In
tent 10 kill. Hill was assaulted by
James. who threw a handful OF red
pepper in his eyes almost entirely de-
stroying them. James onfessed to
the crime, duplicating the 9th ers, and
then broke out OF jail and has not bean
caught.
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I,oth,. Electrarrtlon

D~ANNEM6RA, N. ", Jan. i7.-warden
Thayer announced Saturday that Cor
nell 10th, the murderer Of Mrs.
Demaczk at Schenectady. viii be exccu-
ted at II o'clock Monday. 10th muir
dercd Mrs Dcmaczk on june IA, was
convicted on Nov. 20 and sentenced on
Dec. s There was no appeal This IS
the quickest time in which q murderer
has been tried and sentenced 10 death
since the passage Of the elcctrocution
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TWO "A Y srew Feaided g Death.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Jan. 16-While
The steamer Warner was towing the r..
&. Coles through the Skillet. . swift
place below here in the mountains, two
Of the Warmers Hnes collapsed. filling
the boiler room with superheated
steam, literally cooking the crew. Two
men were killed and fifteen severely
scalded. The deck hands were hud-
died around the boiler to get warm.
The boat was not injured and was
towed IN by the Coles after both had
drifted into the calm water.
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sad Anniversary to the Qaeen's Family.
LONDON, Jan. 16-Saturday was the
anniversary Of the death Of the Duke
Of Clarence, eldest son Of the prince Of
Wales, and the day was observed as one
Of mourning BY members Of the royal
family. The prince and princess Of
Wales attended divine service in the
Albert Memorial chapel. The queen
could not attend as she Is at present at
Osborne house in the isle Of Wight
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nulldanr BuIwnrks At LouIsvlIIe.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan i6.-There is
no indication OF q break mp Of the
gorges and the river situation Is prac-
tically unchanged. The coal men will.
IN d measure, be prepared for the crash
when IL comes, as they are building bull
warlSs about their coal fleets Oaken
piles are driven through the Ice and
into the river bottom, around which
iron cables are drawn. ~
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NEw YoRK, Jan. 16rThe observer al
Sandy Hook reports the bay and all
water around the Hook, as far "a . be
seen, covered with Ice. A small steam
boat IS stuck IN the ice between Romer
beacon and the east bank, and there Is
d thrcc-masted vessel, apparently . coal
barge, broadside ontp the rocks on
R5mer beacon The atmosphere Is too
hazy tp make out what she ii
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BRAxII. Ind, Jan. le.-James Cum
ingham, the iO-yenr-oid son Of n widow,
had both eyes burned ont at the mills
OF the Central Iron and Steel O., In
looking into one Of the furnaces. The
steam Of the molten iron flashed ont,
striking him ~aqnKrcly in the face, do
stroying the sight Of both eyes.
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8 CHOLERA.
HEAVY Loss Sustained by Iarmers In Iowa
and iIfinois.

Heavy Loss sustained ny FARMERS IN AuWa
and Ilfinois.
MARsHALrowN, Ia, Jan 16-North-
ern Marshall county Is almost destitute
Of hogs, young or old, owing 70 the raw.
ages OF cholera. Out Of q herd OF 800,
ex-senator Mills has. less than 50 left;
Oscar A. Perrin, all but 10 out Of 1Ib;
Jacob 81 Johnson's herd Of 65 II wiped
ont; Thos. Collins has lost $50. and
many Others In like proportion No
remedy Or antsdote has any etfect What
ever.
FAIKnuHr. III, Jan. M-The hog
cholera has made its appearance In
large herds some ten miles south Of this
city Tho porkers arc dying fast and
the stock men have become alarmed and
are disposing Of all the hogs on their
farms, including those on hand for
stock hogs.
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80 rrlnne tn na.Inrltna.

CMcAoo, Jan. 16.-An emissary 81 the
Worlds Columbian exposition commits
sioners will leave Chicago mex week
for England, to invite Albert Edward,
prince Of Wales. to visit Chicago during
the Worlds fair. He Will carry six
handsome mothersofp pearl cases in each
being a parchment deliberately In
.seribed. The invitation viii be pre-.
scented 70 the prince personally.
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LOWELL Mass, Jan. 6-Th1 e.
mains of Maj Gen. Hcnj r. Bntler
arrived here 1t 1890 p NJ. Friday. The
sasket was removed from The car 81
! guard composed Of B. \. HITLER post.
10. A. r., 70 4 hearse which awaited
I outside the depot On the cnaket
ay q wreath placed upon It By presl
lent Harrison in Washington Thursday
Mr.. Paul Butler. with his sister, Mfn
blanche Butler Amen. followed tile body
from the train. The hearsc. escorted
BY the Grand Army guard, wsSS then
irfven 70 the generals late home. The
preparations for the military funeral
lre nearly completed.
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1870 1soveresrn Grand ledge

DAIrfMvRE, Ian. I8l-The Sovereign
Grand Lodge independent Order OF Odd
Fellows, whose headquarters nrc 10 be
transferred from Columbus, u, 10 Bal-
timore, has secured a thrre years lease
on tho new fonr-story building adjoin-
ing the salvage corps buiidlAg. on Lib
erty street, this city.
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SrKxoYIKfD. d, Jan. les-Report
reached here Friday might that West
Mansfield. a town Of 500 population W
Logan county, wus almost destroyed
BY IRE Thursday. The deep snow on
the sroof-tops issaII that saved IL from
complete destruction. A. ii Is about
half Of the houses are gone
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MADISON. Wis. Jan l6.-The printers
in the ONCE 81 tho Democrat here,
about forty-fve In membership, have
loft their eases, refusing 10 be bound BY
the scale Of prices submitted. II was IL
the nature 81 4 iock-out. The paper is
Issued as usual
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AsHEvIILE, N. G. Jan. is.-As soon
is the cold weather lets up. three Axhc-
sille men will start out from here ID Il
Vie boat. with side wheels. On their way
70 Chicago, Intending to mark the entire
Trip by water. @. w Vaughan, w. II.
Vaughan and James Sorreils are the
REV.. They expect to reach Chicago By
August II. North Carolina day.
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-PARKEHsBUR0, ". Vn., Jan. i0.-On
account Of the snow blockade Of tho
country roads there Il an actual famine
n Elizabeth. IN Writ county. A mes-
sengcr sent out from there Thursday
reports Friday that the two stores ii
the place r out Of oil, -four and Other
provisions, and that only a orfunizcd
expedition able to make IT, roads as Il
yoes can reach them with supplies ii
time to avert dreadful consequences
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Merchants and manufacturers visiting
Mexico.

CHIcA0o. Jan. LA large number Of
representative merchants and manu-
faciurcrs Of this city, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, Harris
burg. Buffalo and other cities passed
through here Friday night en- ROUTE for
St Louis. whence they viii leave Satur-
day night on a special train for Old
Mexico, for the purpose OF Investigating
the possibilities ON the republic as .
field for the products Of American
manufacturers. The trip IS under the
auspices Of the Bureau Of American
Republics and II y expected will be pro
duetive of great results
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BRAzIL, Ind. Jan. l6-Mika Mitchell
aged twenty-three years, residing with
his parents 81 c~enterpoint, was horri-
bly, mutilated and crushed 10 dc ath By
falling slate in ono Of the Weaver.
|Getz 4 Co I shafts, near his home.
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HILLsBoRo. III, Jan. l6-Cholera has
made IL appearance among the hogs IL
Audubon township northeast Of here
one farmer has already lost $500 worth
Of fat hogs and many Others are sick in
that xfe{nftv.
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II. Pope PREMISES - EnsyeIleal.

RonK, Jan f8-4pope Leo Is said to
be greatly Interested in the situation in
Ameriea and Aesirous Of putting an end
to the ecclesiastical difference existing
there. With, this purpose the pope Is
preparing m cncyclical 70 the AMeri-
can episcopnte advisin & harmony and
uni0u.
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NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 1e.-Dr. Samuel
Logan, one Of the Oldest and most
prominent physicians Of the south, died
suddenly Of apoplexy. Mra Logan died
Three days ago, and the blow Frustrated
the husband Dr.. Logan was born 81
Charleston. S. C.
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NEw YoRK, Jan 16.-The win Of jay
Gould was admitted 70 probate Friday.
Special Guardian Rollin M; Morgan Is
given $500 and Special Guardian Mapes
81, 900 for services ii the probate pro
eeedinrs BY Snrrooafe Rnnsnm
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WAsHKeroN, Jan 17.-A cable mes
sage has been received ~ Mgr. Satolli,
as follows:
RoMK, Jan. IA-srhe Apostolic dele
CATION Is permanently established in
the United States. and yon are com
nrmed as first delegnte. -0sCoSNELL"
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NuFIW UEVINWN NUTFNIWtWID HNNEE -
RAlEI0m, N. G., Jan. l6-The commit-
tee on Judiciary Of the lower house has
drawn up = bill which II hopes will put
On end 10 iynching. Tho bill. which
will be favorably reported. imposes 4
penalty cf $500 and imprisonment on
any persbn engaged In aiynehing. Il
also holds the anthoritics 81 : county
responklble II . iynehing occurs
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CHICAGO. Jan. 1E-FirA 11t1t
day morning ii Kensingto1 " hern
d hurb Of this city, destroyed three
small business buildings. stephen Nor
gan and James Cunningham. Of Engine
Co, No II. were caught under a falling
wall. The former was instantly killed
and tho latter was 50 severely injured
that he can not recover.
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AGed LADY slFIok1n With T77F777777
LIMA, O., Jan I0-Aunk Janc blake.
Z pioneer resident. was stricken with
paralysis She = Is years old and eau
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TF Won want to make a present Of a handsome
dresso or coat 90 to Emmert q Fiery, q great
variety 81 the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices.
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sH0fEApgEDa -collapsedf Old Kris Kingle
u mas succumbed with his entire load ut g. P.
HERRINa's Toy Department, up stairs, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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NyoU willSnnd d great variety of Handker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves at Emmert y Fieryts
they have loads Of pretty things Tor their hoii-
day trade.
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CoMETurNG for You IN. stairs. Old Kris Is
- waiting anxionsly 10 deal out his Christmas
bargains at G. p. H1RRINeis Toy Department,
corner Queen and Martin streets.
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WE have something to satisfy all In want q
w Xmas presents. L0UIs Il. Brown.
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lid Winter Excursion 300 genuine % Seal
M Muffs for S1.50, EUGENE Z. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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COME merchants let tlelTlines OF staple goods
- run down In order to laAjh a stock Of toys
dolls. etc. for the hoiidays-not 80 witt Emmert
d Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full 50 that
You'll find just as great q variety IN their dress
goods as you did early In the season and their
assortment Of coats was never better.
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N0UR wife would appreciate q handsome
I damask table. cloth and a dozen Of nap
kins to match. You will find a great quantity az
Emmert & Fiery's. Either In pattern or BY the
ward, also some lovely tray covers a. q great
bargain.
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Bead BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
situations, Hslp Wanted, Por Sale. Ror Rent, Lost
Pound, staysd Or stolen, To Buy, Sell
Or Erohangs--Kaks 1t Known.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

uu,NER,schina Hail on king street, for sub
N ~stanfiaI Lamps
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ne sure to 20 to Burdette's before buying
ID Xmas goods elsewhere.