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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-20
pomcstie 6ltuations Wanteo
Males.

| 49, 49, ~
| Males.
GENTLEMAN going to Enlope
wishes 10 get place 4: hi butler. whom
! he can recommend ~ nrst-cl3>s. III
| North WASHINGTON square.
STEADY YOUNG MAN wishes
place in gcntemans stable. or would 20
AZ farm hand; no objection 10 country.
nAINE>. 236 Ienry-st.
TT TLER.-S'ngc age p Lest of per.
soma citr references. Address u. T.. 81
w., iai-st.
49, ILER.-Lady wants 10 recommend her
butler on account OF breaking up. highly
irromm nd, he has other nr,t-clas, city
references. can 60l Mdd'-on.aNe.
nrILER.--By a man who thoiou.hy
years city references viii make himself
useful. Address Il. D.. Box SO. .2i2
Broadway.
l'-TlER.-By an Fnglishman who thor.
ouahly understand. hi- duties excellent
cltS references; city or county. Adore
II. C.. 9il 6th-ave.
BUTLER or VALET.-M idile.accd Ger.
man. not long in tfls country references
thoroughly understands his business, citv or
country: priNat family. FISCHER, 10?
East 41th-et.
BTTLER.-By a nrst.cla>S butler; thor
oughly understands hi, duties; best rccon-
inrndatlOns city or country. Address +.
and A. Box II. Tribune Uptown once.
2i2 Er aiway.
BCTLER.-By respectable Frcnchman
I'm q private family live years best city
ief rGnccs from last place. lbs West
Jothet.
nrTLER COOK. BY man and wife IN
2 2cHtlcuan's establishment ilrst-class ref.
ricnccs. \. H.. $50 7th.aVe.
EUTLER-COOK.-B a man ana wiie
just arrived. with good references from
Paris. Address T.. A.. 10 West 3ith-st.
COACnMAN.-A gentleman wl-he. TO
find place FOR his eolShmSG has H =, win IN
West 57i6-st,. Or - Walls.
CoACIIMAN Thoroughly understands
his dutr, GOD recommends Ions no
liquors or tobacco lat employer can be-
seen. COACIMAN. care ilrs. kerns.
PCS West aith.s.
C0ACHMAN.-- French thoroughly ac.
ouafntnd with the care ~ horses useful
a. cook best references IL city and coun-
try. Address Il. DtCREY, l23 West
2Ith-st.
CoACHMAN. Single. age - that
knows his business thoroughly. and willing
20 IL. generally Useful q YEARS good
reference Address JOHN. Box q, Tribune |
once
\CIIMAN. Single. age % careful
driver good groom can cook, milk VIII.
ing Ia make himself useful cool reference.
J. Nj. Box TO- 397 FuIton-st Brooklyn.
coAcuMAN.- 'NorouQh neat appear.
ancr. city or country personal references.
Addr' :. J. W. Ron az. Tribune Uptown
onrc. I2io Broadway.
CoACuMAN.-By good Intelligent
voung German who urd 'rstands how 10
Ear, for horses and 10 ride. L.. tLFHlNG-
HAS. % North lst-st.. Brooklyn.
,oAlHMAN. Firrt-oiass; thoroughly ur-
d,r.tand, hi. business was years IN the
1,ern'.n cavalry also ~ gardener; best OF
r.frr,nres Address w. SCH, l2S VII. |
ioughby.s BrookIyn.
CONCHMAN.- parricd man. Ger
man wishes 10 change about January 30
Vii Viii ne lound oDliging and sober good
rcfrrences IOACHMAN, 9f6 boulevard.
Astoria. l.. /.
CONCIINAN, English. wishes q first
rl,ss position; city or country. A. S.,
70 broadway
cOACHMAN aud GRO0M-By a tr,t-
alass MAJ, viii bc found Wiling and obig.
nc. ear milk y wears IN this country:
civ or country moderate wages good ref
ertnce. Address C0ACHMAN. $50 Grove.
It, Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-20

The market for Brazil coffee j. quiet but about II ady
On the basis 81 iSlrc for RIO 80 SPOT. \ sale OF
1900 bags I:.c No per Frances Was made a, Use cN
ship. . .oo , ,.,..
end COO iags Nancaibo private terms. CoFco'' !"
QuOed @0d2Oac. III, -.
DRI'GS-Opium s. Hrmlv he'd win cases selling a.
~ 35ds2 40 and ohing - iON@- - while powdered
IS going at lOa%3 - oui'nc rule hrn ana IN goou
ceraud A. 2oioc agents lot but Outde lots OF 'oi-
egn can be had 81 ief e2c cash and regular lh.f
steady curailmcnt Of supplies, and tho position j.
very 0r1n enc Essential firm esp ,ciay for oil
reppIn int Roots ore nrm and Mcsican sar'al@ril"
sold
FLOUR AND NEAIl-The market TO-DAY VA. decidedly
weaker "a seli sharp decline IN the wheat
market Ms morning Very little business was ny thDuRh
The sales for the day only amounting 10 about lVVO Pt
and I'm many instances YESTERDAY prices were shaded Qr
fancy spring patents - 80 sa1 10 be- the on-Ge
with 81 The price All other rai"> "i lhe
standard brands OF winter wheat ro wcr quoted ~ aout
10 me details OF IA. days business are =, lO
lows 80 nj. ~ winter paicnf- 50 so; 900 bls
winter siIsghs NJ 81 G5dS3 Ia 80 sac clears NJ - -
ESQ bls EXTRA Va / a. 3tN.2 so 200 d. l. c'trd 40
at 90 % 800 bhls smine patents - ~ S,@sti ~
bAE straigbt- ~ a t0d23 To-. RYE fI|ltKIN"
marker easy sales. 200 bbls at - 7'"S2 30 quo
tatiOns follow
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furnished Rooms.

SQrAt.I ROOM fuiti-h.d stan heat.
all 'sns 'nl'urr> -. cal. hal Tool d.
OF" f,rI. it ref,renr.. M Last 3,th..t.
iorH 81 go wr~T NicDv ,urnf.rcI
"st't' ionn- h1'h rlNa.. family. r.r
'f'nc's g. - 80. -.
18TH IT. 1913 TN,T. Vc.y p.~,..n.'
largo sunny room fl-. hail room Win.
out ''1id references.
"fTii ST a., WFSr Miller. Hatch
qn',t. 'lu furtii,le hotel home y, pr som
quot ."n here average II years. Call
- -"nd i"f circular with rates.
.3rH T. 5rn MADISON. noi--
fo1u~ singly. IN suite ho'"i s.rNi. con.
'ui'ut hotcl. rluU- - weekly u',Nafd
'Dr moor .iN lIght room- dc..r,b Dlub:
peltrmc
eeD. ST. 81 WES'r. b.tu.en Ruadnav
ana Ith-aN". Ia 4r peasant furnish /
rooms. g'rtl'mei without lizard
~ wT>T 92D-ST. sum, front rom
- itall" Tor t"o. water heat ga. n,ar
l. n 80.
$50 FAST BOTH 81. Handsome lar.
anl small mons. Closets running water
gas housekeopinc - 30. ~ 30 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-20

Total net port receipts today, 3i772 4ale,. Exports
To-day: Britain L. 39j bales rance. u 2"s
tbales; Continent, 10307 bale Consolidated nf port
receipts far this week lG2 200 bale; l;Nors re.'
IS 9O0 bales total, lJ92 - baler; stock, 1O757l5
Sbales.
; COFFTE-The coffee mark fails to show ony sub.
Lstantal rally from characteristic ctarpv. The total
hnsness to-day MP only 72jq bae. With prices
tho opening points higher to point lower ana finally
from unchanged points higher. barely steady IN
There is positively feature 10 the market. The ad
vices from abroad indicate the lack Of Interest with
changes unmuOrtant prices. and the volume OF pu
ness upon the insignificant basis that IS here
from dsy to the HaVrc market closed duh ~ rom
unchanged prices TO r. de,lInea The stock In Ha,re
"a 3oS 600 'bags including $1,000 bags BiaIG coffee
aossnt 335 900 and lO2 600 bag respectively last month
The Hamburg market steady ~ unchanged prices and
Iondon is from UNCHANGED 81 lower. The Rio market
IS quiet. and the market at Santos i also quiet 50
pin T. quoted Is 80: exchange TO-. which j. ll6
ioye,. racents 10 900 rags stock 600 GOOD
average Santos quoted 10 600 receipts, j00p bags
stock l33 600 bags The market contracts closed quiet
and January 10 points higher February points lower and
other months unchanged. The sa'a were 100 Bag a.
a.
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miscellaneous.


LESSONS given Ia china. tayc-trv and
cil pIintln- BY an esp rirprcd teacher:
no 'haitc fpr paints u-'d during nr,f >iN
lessons terms very Reasonable. - Hicks
-. NiOlhNn.
HoCFN REPAIRED and painted guar.
ah'rrd H." l,u~, lust IN hc'-. y. NJ.
iNiLD. is Eat Gfth--t
TDfN' - lINBl cured KcnvOl
Golden Gun" - sue. ren.oy,, an dr-ir,
ior tola",0' j. line tlaic: mailed. 35c
hos q. 'nt- wanted. !. {. KENYON.
Ow"ro y. Y.
80, FETGsENENTS AND SUBSCRn
IONS FOR TIE NEW-YORK rRIk
,.,r WILL BE RECEIVED At THE Up
TOWN OFFICE. 40. l.2i2 Broadway. ID
Goor moth OF Thirty -nrst.-t.; and ADVER-
Ti~EM lNIN AZ fhr following Branch o.
ic,- 81 Sth-ayr.. :. .. cor. 22d-~t -
feminist. 200 Thfrd-avc. $50 East Forty
seNcnth-st. cnrner d-ove. ; $50 East l..',th-
-, near lhlri-aye.
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ADVERTISEMENT AND SrBSCRIP-
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIR-
NJ WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
- door north - Thirty nr-i st.. and AID
VERT 'EMENTS ~ the following Branch
or zoe. 80 Eighth. ave-. 1Gp Thri-p',.
cor ler foriy-s"f"nih-sf. lJH East Forty
80, .uth-fi.. conner Thul-aye.. ln Esff
i.5th - neu fhirl-ay". o1d Third-aNr.
n~lr StNty-iir=i-si.. ! 1uS Firsf-av. 100
West Forty srcond-st.. 1872 C,lumhus-nyc.
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Cressmakln1.

LJttoSHiuhit}.
prrscM.KEE wants "a, " few NOR more e'';'
,o,'ors ,t home SUIT rom :" nn. -.
WnierS 40 w., SCth.st.. near Riverside
Drive
,,n,yF HORTENSE. cou'ur"rl
,, mND 90 West l5th--t.. late With Z.
tran,aTe, Co. and stern Br -. viii rc.
Alt,n"h season's b,ll and r'r-ilce
s.'url thinner gowns and street co-tinfs
1,,f a.. latest Partisan STYLES ~ very u q.
n nr," ~" aries. ladies own material made
mp: faultle-- it'lhI'
SEAL sACorES rcdyed. repaired. or
made into Fashionable cape> ~ r'iurt-
pr.cS-. Mr.. BAEKER. ZIG Wet 391i-
81 late with GunthcF'> Sons. Ith-ate.
ADvERTrsrMTNrs AID SrBSCRTP.
TONS For THE NFF:Wy::Y-22RK TIL:
rPIOWN OFFICE. No. l2iI Broadway.
~ door north ~ ihlrty-lrt--t and 40.
IERTIST NEVIS at The following Rranch
Onicrs 81 Fighih-aNe. ; 30 Thud-ave.,
corner I0rr soy. ntE--t. 80 Eas' Iorry.
seventh IT, conner Thri-a,r.: iS1 T. st
l,ith.st rear Third-ave. i.ooG Th.rc.avn.,
re,r Ssty.nrst - l.-oS fir,t.aSe.: I'D
vest fory-secpnd-st 1872 Coluuhus-'ve.
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IiEMOCK.

LFATUER-Thc market Is only steady, a. the demand
j not up expectations home luN'f- a. Wei" a. "fP
taking small lots. Price. are IL last quoN
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ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBSCRIP-
TlONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
I'NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. / 2+2 Broadway
n door north OF Thrty-frst-st and ADJ
NERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices: 2ji Elghth-ave.: 100 Third-ave.
corner Forty-seventh-st: IS? East Forty
s.venth-st.. corner Thrd-ave.: $50 East
i95th-st.. near Thlrd-ave.. ; O26 Third-ave
near Sixty -nrst-st.; IoS First-ave 1903
West Forty second-st: 1872 Columbus-ave.
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III 30
UNION TANNED.


MhTMs-iKON-1he metal market continue, t. az.
appoint e'Gy5ody wne "a ir1cd 10 sSiie.e in better
apathy, aud value, entirely nominal The talk 81 starting
n,talzc to any great cSt.rt there not enough
business 10 keep tnem running SHOULD th,{ ,iait up
ri1sde 1hia are quoted at ls.I3 b 1870 delivered
S S s aaer nae A ai saf% in the 'a 10" "ny
na,Ect fGr Close aa ana nomnp at ioe
cI Il" Sp."c s ne but Srs CASTER s2oG D Si
lad ai"ses st'ady ,l!io1, pricc ~ s.. LOU, Iad
market stronger at 800 Cable. y The Metal hNch1'
1S i f"S 90 1s% S 4 I'd
speIte lS Is ga Inn spot, 81 e = 6. 81 three months
Md H. &N6 psH sSu he - vSs slow .nc.
domts noa-ses ard oreign sort, Terc IN.
nominal Ts% ores"s ope" l Eete al ga
2S TSSn ecnTlass ordinary eoneo ii@
f d Shss o @su95: Porto So sassc
= nisc; fair. iid1Gc; glcd. i7alsc prime, I9"2oc;
NeyAL SfOHEs-Thc market spirits turpcntinc
rld Dun and a'cr ana ss Sam same may . ne ''d
Iitsh was quiet hut n'7,ia IL hanged. stock
800 G rs o sDr' s s%rRf9' ."pd ls "S o tar
Soutbcl pm and S. IN msen9e - eols Eon
p q 4o G. y 50 IL, - 80; l. 8 -; X ~ NJ,
s. q 80 s. q 81 S lS % s :s t-' 81 So
'e1 s9laI SsSh,, q 60 .,,n ,e,g,,. continue dull
With rate, barely steady. London shows los. Of "a
ssS on .p Ss Of .ea SS i"s me ASs,S
inus unchanged. The general market closes
Win downward tendency notwithstanding the fact that
onnagc continues scarce IN most directions Engage,
nents: TO Liverpool, 100 pkg butter al 35s; ZOO
oxrs cheese 3Os and 1000 bales cotton az 532d
"a Glasgow $50 pkgs butter at 35s. To Antwerp 100
ale, cotton at 5.a2d. Quotations To tlverpool 81
i.d 10 Bristol. asked 70 I.clth ID o. Hun, I'D
glasgow 314d; Cork for orders, Is AID cotton ~
i've rp0oI 531f the OF charters. business con-
Inucs slow. with rates nominally unchangci ....-.
MATTERS: steamer, 10000 qrs grain. Baltimore 10 \,
orH for orders Is AID. option Sound port 81 l02f. or
tett!n T. I'D steamer. 10000 cases ptoleum. New
'ork TO China aud Japan. I; snip. 10000 cases |
New.Yor6 70 China ports, ? T. ship $1,000
a.rs petroleum. Ncw-lOfA & japan, nj or about lSc;
teaner 7ss toas to Matansas In bala.t and back
in sugar north OF HIATT 10, II and l2c ship.
900 bIls ~ phtha and gasoline Newyork 20 Bremen.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SrE>CElp.
rIONs FOR THE NEW.Y0Rk TKil;.
INE WILL RI RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICE 10 la BrDaaW o.
"a door north ~ Thriv-nr-t--t. ana AD-
VERrISi NJ MIS- nj TIL foliowine branch
Uiu,.- 80 Ti,h'h ave 200 Third-aN'..
,ornc- tOr;v-srv ntI--. 1J1 las Fnri.
soVrr'h.st. corner Ihiri-a,".' lS1 F1>t
losth.-f neaf Tnir'.a Co. . 0ef TMrd.aNa..
near ~iNtt -rrsfs -. Los Fir t-n,c 100
Nest tcfty 80. oiii-s' 10, tTlImrus 1y--
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Work Wanteo.
Males.

GENERAL MAN. reliable, trustworthy.
or pfiNata family Suling 10 make him
sclf generally useful: can keep small ac-
counts highest references. -. C., 247
Fart 3ld.-t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-12-12

Read PARKS ad. He has something of
special value in helping you to solve the
question as to where you may best make
your Christmas purchases.
DIR. George Sadler is still very low with
pneumonia, and although he seems little
improved today, the outcome is one of great
anxiety to his family and friends.
Grace Church ladies and Kings Daughters
will hold Bazar Tuesday afternoon, Dec.
18th, at Mrs. E. S. Comstock's. Supper 15c.,
from to 8.
The sheep killing dogs are getting in their
work again. Last Thursday forenoon the
flock of Beebe and Belden, pasturing on the
Dickinson farm, two miles east of town, was
visited. Two were killed and a few others
somewhat bitten. Saturday night they at
tackled small flock of select lambs belong
ing to Chas. H. Sapp. One of them is miss
ing, its whereabouts not as yet having been
discovered. Three more were badly bitten,
one of them seriously.
Last Thursday toward evening, John Lo-
THAN ,machinist at the Globe Carbon Works,
and John Bergerman, "a department foreman
had a misunderstanding that resulted in
Bergerman being effectually "done up" by
the irate Englishman, who it is said struck
him with such force at the first blow as to
fracture his, Lothian's, index finger. Ber
german went to the Mayor and swore out a
warrant for Lothian's arrest, but later on
changed his mind by Withdrawing the com
plant and paying the costs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-12-12
Sudden Eclipse of the Honeymoon.

Sudden Eclipse of the Honeymoon.
Julian r. Humelbaugh, the young man
who married Miss Irene Moore of this place,
last week, came to sudden grief at Alliance,
last Friday, while absent with his bride on
their wedding tour. Humelbaugh had rals-
ed $50 on check which he presented at the
South Cleveland Banking Company, and
which w. L. Dunbar, cashier, subsequently
found to be worthless. Humelbaugh had
been identified at the Bank by Rev. E. G.
Laughlin, formerly of this place, now loca-
ted In NeWburg. 1t was for this that he was
no difficulty in freeing himself from the
charge preferred against him. But after he
was placed in cell at the Central Police
Station in Cleveland, and while waiting for
some philanthropist to bail him out, two ad-
ditional charges of forgery were preferred
against him. 1t is claimed that the amount
of commercial paper already forged by him
aggregates $232. Phillip Levison, of Cleve
land, swore out warrant, charging him
with having used the name of A. 7. Smith
ON. check for $17, Nov. Goth. Soon after
this, Thomas Brett, piano dealer at No. 43
The Arcade, made complaint against the
young man, charging him with sWlndling
him out of 800.
While in the Alliance jail, where he was
placed Friday, pending the arrival of the
Cleveland officials, he attempted to escape
that same evening, by saving the bars from
his cell, with saw which his bride had bor-
rowed from jewelry store in that city, on a
false pretence. Only the breaking of the
saw prevented him getting away.
The Cleveland Press says: HE claimed
in Alliance that he was employed by Alex
ander Hadden as collector and detective.
He said that year ago one of his chums
forged the name of w. o. Drake to a check.
He also forged Humelbaugh's endorsement,
but the latter promised to pay the money.
Payment was demanded a week ago, and
Humelbaugh, being short of funds, went to
his chum for money. He got another forged
check and passed it at the South Cleveland
Bank"
The prospects for prolonged residence
in Columbus seem to be quite fiattering for
the young prototype of Monroe Edwards.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-12-12

etC UnG CnurCncS.
Christmas will be appropriately celebrated
at the Churches.
The Congregational Sunday School are
preparing for Christmas tree and Enter
tainment Christmas night, which promises
to be something unusually good.
At the Methodist Church there will be no
tree, but appropriate and interesting exer-
cises Christmas night.
There will be Sunday School entertain
ment Monday night preceding Christmas at
the Universalist Church.
The Disciple people will have Christmas
tree and Sunday School exercises, either on
the eve or night of Christmas, the exact date
not yet having been determined.
In accordance with the usual custom,
at Grace Church Christmas will be commem-
GRATED on the evening of Holy Innocents
Christmas day. There will be tree and
short exercises by the children.
At the Church of the Immaculate Concep
ton, Mass will be celebrated at 5, 6, and II
o'clock in the morning, and there will be
evening services at 1880. The Pastor will
speak on appropriate themes at the forenoon
and evening services. At the early mass the
music will be furnished by the Childreni
Choir, and special music is in preparation
by the regular Choir for the other services
| In this connection it may be announced
again that the annual Fair of this Churcl
will open Thursday, Dec. Goth, and continu
ing days, re-opening on the 9th and clos
ing the Goth.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-12-12
New Cases i'm Common Pleas.

Effie E. Doolittle VS. Norman D. Peck ct al.
Foreclosure and relief.
James Dunn VS. S. E. Wadsworth ct al.
Foreclosure.
Ora Brobst VS. Orren and J. w. Smyth.
Money only.
Mary Keck VS. Delmer Keck. Divorce.
Extreme cruelty.
Kate Breeze VS. VIM. Kane ct al. Money
only.
Elizabeth R. Grier ct al VS. Recellus r.
Hartle ct al. Partition.
Caroline D. Davis ct al VS. Orren Smyth
ct al. Foreclosure.
Joel Coburn VS. Orren and J. w. Smyth
Money only.
Jacob Carson VS. C. II. and Ella Brown
Foreclosure.
Orren Smyth VS. John Hart, Sheriff. In
junction.
Robert Mcdowell VS. frankie Mcdowell
Divorce. Wllful absence.
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B
ON THE

And the choicest of the Holiday Gifts which
sent for your consideration
Slippers are Desirable for Gifts
and, usual head the procession with exceptionally fine
assortment bought expressly for Holiday supplies
80 Cents Pair and Upwards are the Prices.
that of the fatdious be supplied
Please the entire household by purchasing supply at
Fine Shoes Gentlemen Children useful
highly appreciated Christmas presents Select them now
and secure reliable bargains
MOTHERS We have pretty footwear for the cunning
pet household shall be pleased supply the little
with tiny shoes.
fine of footwear of description
before purchasing.
H. p. CHAPMAN, The Shoe Man.
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DO Not Fail I
To look at our (H(
CSC. and $3.50 NV
Trimmed Hats! III
Millinery OV
At Your Own Price
For Cash Only,
At w. A. Case g. Cos.
Fine Millinery.
Pitkin Block,
RaVenna. O.

Rev. ID. K. Moss, OF Hiram, will speak In
the Disciple Church next Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. o. A. Richards will fill
his pulpit in Edinburg on that day.
Goss Brothers, of Edinburg, have fine
line of Holiday Goods, including Staples
and Novelties, of which they tell their friends
and numerous patrons in today's PRESS.
Mrs. NJ. B. Selby, relict of the late Thomas
B. Selby, died at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. G. A. Veltman, corner of
King and Spruce Sts., Tuesday night, aged
Ss years and months. Funeral services
will be held Friday, at 9 a. M, Rev. Andrew
Wilson officiating. The remains will be
taken to Paris for burial
Don't fail to see our line of Pictures,
Frames and Easels. G. A. MYERS.
Keep your Pants in shape by buying a
Boston Pants Stretcher and Hanger for %
cents per pair, at FLATH's.
Aunt Hannah's Quilting Party, last We'd
nesday evening, was gratifying success,
The pleasing entertainment reproduced the
oldsfashioned social customs, manners and
dress. Twenty-Five of the Y. P. c. U. and
friends were the actors, and all performed
we're about $50, out of which the society
netted nearly $50.
We are informed semi-officially, that the
result of the analysis of the waters of the
two lakes and lhe well at Crystal is very sat
isfactory. Crystal water is first in softness
and purity, of the two lakes. The we'll water
is not quite as soft as that of Muzzy. but is
pronounced by the chemists to be almost alb
solutely pure.
Last Wednesday afternoon Miss Florilla
Cutler, a maiden lady of somewhat advanced
age, who resided with her brother on the
Lake Brady road about two miles from town,
was discovered by the latter suspended on a
| rope attached to beam in the woodshed
He was just in time to save her life, as she
was black in the face and almost strangled
to death when he cut her down. That same
and on the following Saturday she was taken
to the Newburg Asylum by officer Mason.
Mrs Hugus, wife of DIR. II. P Hugus, oi
this city, was taken quite seriously ill las
Thursday, and after two days of physical
prostration, was sufficiently recovered or
Saturday afternoon to be around portion
of the time, and was advancing TO her accus
toned degree of health, when she received
a telegram from Hamilton, Iowa, announc
! ing the death of a sister, Mrs. J. T. Mitchell
of that place. The sad news completely
Frustrated her again, and although consid
erably better at this writing, she is still suf
fering from the shock of the sudden affiiction
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