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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1888.
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FRANK E. LAHR,
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GOLD COIN STOVES
And Ranges.
Gold Coin Ventiduct.
GOOD BOOKS
Holiday Presents !
Best
THOS. FAWELL,
AT Tim
LINCOLN BOOK EMPORIUM,
Hi H. 10th M, umhir Y. M. 0. A.
Una n Fine Stock miltahlc for the HOLI
DAYS, Including
Sets or Slnglo Yolumesof the Best Authors
Teachers, Family nnd Pocket MULES.
Albuint, Children' Picture nnd Story
Hooks, Etc., lite.
LEAVITT'S
DOMESTIC
COAL
Rock Springs, Wyo., Jackson
of Col., Walnut Block, Mis
souri Block, and Lackawanna
Office, 115 south rontn at.
Telephono 360.
A. Uowicki, K. D.
Formorly Professor In tho University Mos
cow. Dr. Xtowlckl hu recently returned
from Paris, Vienna nnd other Kurnpenn elite,
where ho him lieou studying Hit) new system
of treatment of hi specialties, feinnlo com
plaints and liver, klilnuy niul eye (llKein.es.
130 North 12th Ht, Trunin Hotel llulldliig.
Holiday Goods !
Would very respectfully suggest Hint
you make it a point to sec that large and
elegant line of Toy, Norcltles, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Sleighs, Express Wagons,
Crockery, Quecnsware, Glassware, and nl
kinds of Holiday Presents now offered nt
the lowest possible prices at the Great
Ten Cent Store.
S. POLWOSKY,
nS South nth Street.
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Saturday Evening, Dec, 29 '88
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Oornor I Oth and P atroets.
LoadingDry&oodsHousG
TAKE N0TICE1
Tim Couhikh will not lie responsible for
nny IoltM innilo by nny imo In It nnmo, un
less n written onlor ncoonipnnles tlio sumo,
properly hIkiukI.
Ii. Wkhhkl, Jr., l'rop'r.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
FURS and FUR
TRIMMINGS.
Herpolsheimer & Co.
Tim Courier Cult tin l'miiid At
Windsor Hotel NowsHlnnd,
Jiipltul Hotel News Htiimli
Odell's Dining Hull NcwsHtnnd.
Ulnsoii A Hotelier's, 111U O H trout.
A.T. homing A Co's., IIOilOHlroot.
TlinUothuiii NiwmBtnuiMll Houlh 11th Ht.
Keith llros., Ill Noilh 11th Htteet.
I'M. Yoiinu, HWlOHtrcot.
r.iltiill AHinlth, 123 10
J. Btoliiht'rK, O nt. oip. Ktonioi.
brown's Cafe, near Windsor hotel.
A LADY OR GENTLEMAN
In seaich if Holiday Presents for their
frienils will Jhui a large line of elegant and
useful articles at II'. P. Dennis', nj? O
Sti eet. Ladies' and Gents1 Furs, Seal Cafs
and Seal Gloivs, Lined Kid Glovei and Mit
tens, Silk Mittens, Gold and Silver Handle
Rilk lmfii ellas, Men's Smoking Jackets,
Silk Mulcrs, Silk and Linen Ilandkercliicjs,
ilk Places, Silk Half Hose, Full JJiess
Skirts, Finbroideied Kighl Fofrcs, a large
line of A'eckwcar, especially designed for
Holiday trade. Leather Collar and Cnjf
Poxes and fine Traitlling Pags and Fur
Pugs. Inspection solicited.
l.ocul unil l'crsonul.
Whltobrcnst CottI nnd Lime Company.
Tuko Turkish nt 1010 O street.
Tho lost Teas. H. 1 .Stevens Si Co.
Telephone at tho Couuiku olllco Li !iVI,
Odell's dining ball, Si tickets for M.00.
Httllut, diamonds mill watches, 1 tU I.' 11th.
Nobby stylo hati and lino' neckwear nt
IIurlhurt'H.
Canon City Coal again at tho Whltebreust
nl and Lima Co.
lloust incuts, nnd vegetables of nil kind
Cameron's Lunch Houso.
Ijiekuwana and Berunton hard coal sold
only by Hutching Si Hyatt.
Canon City coal delivered, to nil iarts of
city. Call up telephone, IMS.
Only place in Lincoln that uses mineral
water in IwtliB is at 101(1 0 street.
By nil odds tliu llnwt line of pocket cutlery
in tlio city at ZoliruuK & Honklo's.
Mondotu, tho most popular coal on tho mar
ket, sola only by l utchlns Si Uyntt.
For tickets to Oregon or Washington ter
ritory points upply nt 115 So. 10th st.
Takotho C. Si N. W. through vciitibulcd
sleeper to Chicago. Olllco 115 Bo. 10th ht.
Quilted satin and fancy knit skirts for
ladles and children nt Herpolsheimer Si Co'h.
Flnu Tens, Spleen, and the largest hno of
Kino Groceries in tho city, nt 8. l Htovens,
Dr. It. F. Uulley, otllce uud residence corner
of Fourteenth and L streeU, Telephono 017.
811k hindkorchlefs, mulUers, neckerchiefs,
Herpolslieliuor Si Co., displays in all tho nov
elties ot tho season.
Kverythlng new and neat, finest menu and
best cook In tho city at Carder's European
rcctmiraut, IWI V street.
The finest work In tho city nt Hnyden1
photographic studio. l'JU O street. See our
Hue camples of art work.
Tho holiday department of Herpolsheimer
& Co., in toys, fuiicy goods, novelties, etc.,
Is complete in it variety.
In furs and fur trim i lug Herpolsheimer
Si Co. show a very complete line at as near
furriers prices as jiosslble.
For Handkerchiefs, Milliters, etc. for tho
holidays go to Aslihy & Mlllspnugh'u They
have tbo finest lino in tho city.
Stamping and lino needlo work is mndon
specialty nt tho ladies' Art and Furnishing
store, 1SB South Twelfth Street.
So many Christmas gifts aro mado of
satin. Ashby Si Mlllspuugh nro selling nil
tho now art shades at i!5o a yard.
Take the best nnd only one through system
lino, C. & N. W. to Sioux City, Minneapolis
and St. Paul, olllco 115 So. 10th st
Excry body can afford to cut nt tho leading
resort In thu city now. Tlio price of ill tick
ets now nt Odoll's Is only I -reduced from
1.50.
Our Acorn Heater and nn Acorn Itnngo
will bring comfort nnd contentment to nny
household. W. II. Wolcott, agent, 230 south
Uth street.
Hocking Valley coul can bo obtained from
Hutchins& Hyatt, 1H1 O Btrcet or telephono
calls for all other kinds of coal will receivt
prompt nttentlon, Telephono 225.
J. Sz H. Newman's holiday goals havo ar
rived and am now on sale at their usual low
prices, ituny novelties and lots of suitable
presents are to bo found on their counters.
Notice.
Vesta 11. Haldwln, defendant, will tnko no
tice that on tho lit ihiy f December, IsH8. Or
son O. Haldwln, plulntltr, IIIihI his petition
In tho District Court of I-uncnuter County,
M.,i.r.,ain nuulimt mild defendant, tho olueot
and pniycr of which are to outuln u decree of
....... iv.n, flu. utlit ilefemlnnt for oxtreino
cruelty to the plaintiff und that you uro re
uulred tounswer said potltlou on or bofore
the. 4th day of Kcbruury, 18SU.
DWItea, BALDWIN.
Piuluttrr, by round 4 Uurr, his attorneys.
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IN TIIK SOCIAL SWIM.
A WEEK'9 HAPPENINGS CHRONICLED.
Aceoutits of lliilli), I'nrtlr., WnddliiK,
Kte., That Itiitn Knlertuliied Hoelety.
The ChrMmns night of '88 ii olio Hint will
bo long reiuciuliered by tho memliers of thu
Pleasant Hour club. On that uvenlng ono of
mrnt brilliant alTnli-M over given by Hint club
was held nt Temple Hall. Thu entire club
almost to n muiuber was represented, and
made n Inrgo nnd elegant showing, This Is
the sixteenth hoiihoii or thu club which IsrecoK
nld as tho leader of society In Lincoln niul
tho Chrlstums party was n llntterlug tribute
to thu oIllceiM and members of tho club uud a
credit to any society.
The ladles were beautifully coHtumul, thu
muile goxl nnd uveryouu seemed gay niul
liappy. Tho hall was tastily decorated with
holly and evergreens In token of thu glad
holiday (K'crslo.i. Haudwlehu and colTeo
weru served during the ovoiitu,;, Mrs, A. U.
I Uhwhi acting as "master of ceiumuiilcH."
Thu progiuimueti wero exceedingly nwit
and pretty, uud consisted of twelvo numbers
well selected unit urrrunged. Tho following
is an Incomplete list of thoso present:
Mr. uud Mrs. Iluckstalf, Mr, and Mis, Hay
den, Mr uud Mrs. tlregg, Mr. nnd Mrs.
HIicMon, Mr, nnd Mrs. lleeson, Mr. uud Mrs.
Dennis, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mulr, Mr. and Mrs.
llcluudcr, Mr. uud Mm. Towuley, Mr. and
Mrs. W. 1). McAithur, Mr. uud Mrs. Llpplu
cott, Mrs. IhiHsoy nud Mrs. Dundy, of Uiuu
hit. MIkhoh llenjiimlii, ut Edgur, Neb,, Min
nie Iuttn, Claia Fuuku, Hawkins, Hardy,
Pumilu Newman, Suddlth, llurunrd, Will
Hums, Auey, Uruulngci', (llles, Huelll'ig,
Iiomlst, AliHire and Potvhi, Memrs, Hliuw,
of Dixon, III., Sterling of Huron, Dakota,
A. II. .Smith uud Dave llaiuu of Oinalia.
Foimuii, .Miigoou, Smith, Hiiidy, Hclskell,
Kehiung, Pershing, 1'inWt, lllchter, Liw,
Dawes, Kurmaii. Nutt, lliul, Thompson,
Huiiklu, Newman, Holdeii and Van Diiyu,
Mrs. HuckstalT wore a Ih'jiuIIIiiI owii of
pluk lirocudeil silk, hraided In gold, gold
lieadHiiud dluiuoiid oi'iiamuiitN.
Mrs. Huydeii, tnuksllk with white dotted
Illusion trimming.
Mrs. (IrcgK, pink silk, diamonds.
Mrs. Sheldon, white silk uud grcuudluo, de
collete, pearl oruuinentH.
Mrs, llceson, whlto broadcloth with rose
trlimiiiiiKSuiidamlieroiuiimeiitH.
Mrs. Dennis, hluck slllc uud Jut, diamonds.
Mrs. Mulr, pale yellow silk with black tulle
overdress tiimmed hi Millions, diamonds.
Mrs. Heldaiider, golden brown plush, with
whltusklit, braided, uud white fealliers
Mrs. Towuley, pluk uud white silk.
Mrs. llusxoy, llht blue China silk.
Mrs. Dundy, jcllovv .itlu.
Miss llenjiimlii, white cloth with velvet
skill mid triuuulugs.
Mis.i Iitta, black silk mid lace, natural
How ers.
Miss Funko, white silk nnd Illusion, Jacinto
miiiot rote's.
Miss Hawkins, lavender silk, pearl trim
mings. Miss Hardy, white, trimmed in gold,
Miss Newman, blue cashmere, blue sash.
Miss Suddlth, heliotrope silk with purple
violet skirt trimmed in musics.
Miss Uariiard, whlto enshmuro nnd lace.
Miss Qniiilnger, wlilto with black trim
tilings. Miss Olles, Unlit green china silk.
MhsLcmist, white mull trimmed in em
broidery, How ers.
Mis Moore, black velvet, point laco collar.
MlssPotviu, light blue satin.
Miss Williams, Kht blue silk.
Miss Agoy, pluk c.isluuoro, ollvo velvet
trimmings.
A (lernmn Clir.'staius 1'estlvnl.
Thu Ocrmiius of this city, together w 1th
their children, enjoyed a very merry Christ
mas at the hall of the Mununuchor Socluty on
Ninth street. The ettteitulmuunt oienvd
with n concert In which nil took nirt. A vlo
lilt solo by llaby Weber only seven years oM,
and a piano solo by little ilattlo Cook, elRht
years old, deserving Hjieeiiil mention. Tlio
distribution nt gifts duftly nrrnugtsl on u
huge Christinas tree was next in order, nftur
which thu (lermaiiia Maimaechor rendered
some delightful songs. Tho society is work
itig hard under tho leadership of Prof.
Weber, nnd aru in constant practice for tho
Sattgcrbuud to bo held during the coming
summer at Urtiud Island.
Iluiiplly Muted,
On Saturday evening Mr. Walter F. Keens
of this city nnd Miss Emlllo Urudey of Clove
laud, O., were madu man nud wife ut tho res
idence of thu groom's brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Alf Keens, lifc.HJ F street, Tho ceremony was
performed by tho Itov. Oscar linker nt 8
o'clock, In the presence of n large number of
friends. Mr. Keen's brother acted ns brldet
groom, while Mrs. Nellie Sharp illled tlio cup
ucity of bridesmaid for Miss llradey. Mr.
Keens is well known in Lincoln, having
Illled n responsible position with the Clarku
Drug Co., for nearly nine years, nud in such
a miiunur as induced his employers to present
him on this occasion, w Itli an cliiboruto token
of their esteem. Thu bi idu is ono of Clove
land's most popular society belles and u truly
delightful young lady w ho will make many
w hi m friends hi Lincoln. Thu newly wedded
couple start out with n brilliant future bo
fore them, and thu Couuiku extends its best
wishes for their happiness nud success.
I'urewell 1'iuly.
A very pleasant affair was given at thu
homo of Mr. uud Mrs. Clark, on east O strout
CliJistmas eve, In honor of their daughter
Mis Lottie, who accompanied Miss l.utu
Clark, who litis been vbltiug here, to her
homo in Cambridge, Ohiu, Wednesday.
Dancing nnd refreshments wero duly enjoyed
tltlrlng the passing bouts of the night and
excellent uiusle itssblod toward making tho
affair ono of tho happiest of tho season,
Some twunty young folks composed tho par
ty, all of whom speak in glowing terms of tho
hospitality extended by Mr, and Mrs. Clark.
l'leiiKuutly Surprbied.
Thursday evening Mr. nnd Mrs. George
Thiers wero pletuantly surprised by a host
of friends who nssembled shortly before nine
o'clock ut their home, Fifteen tit uud Ustieets.
Shaefers big four orchestra started tho Imll
rollinc by oitciiiui: tho oxorc Isom with a beau
tiful serenade beloro entering tho houso nnd
from that moment until tho opening hours of
Friday morning tho gathering wus a hn
py ono. Supper was served In a stylo that
was creditable to Mrs. Thiers and dancing ue
compaiiled by excellent muslo was thorough
ly enjoyed by all. There wero some twenty
guesu In the jmrty, several being from
abroad, Including friends from Chicago,
Hnstlngs, St. Louis and Louisville. It was
a most delightful uffulr nnd etpjally pleasant
for hosts, hostess and guests.
About fifteen young ladles enjoyed Christ
mas at the W. C. A. Homo,, 1117 L street,
the majority of them remaining at home
while a few of them visited their friends in
the surrounding towns. Mlssos Stoddart nud
Goodwin made a pleasant yUK to Crele
Christinas day.
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Tim rlrii.iint iliuilors.
The Juiiloisgavo another of iliclr delight
ful imrtlin last evening In Temple Hall. Oc
curring during tho Cliristmns holidays It
was nn occasion on which the mumlH-rs
mado more than tho usual effort tonttenrtto
thu comfort uud entertainment of their
frienils. Tho hull was elaborately trimmed
with living plants undent How ers and sweet
intislo wns leinlensl by tho l'lillliai motile
orchestra (insisted liy Miss Willnugliby. Uu
dor thodliectlou of V. K. Clark uverythlng
wont otr stiKKtthly nud to the entire setls
factlou of thu largu uumlstr present.
Mr. Fiedll. Preston nud Ids brother Wal
ler (. Preston, of Omaha, who nro homo
ft oin Ynlo lor the holidays, wero thu
gui'ftta of W. II. nud Charles E. dark,
of this city and accompanied them to thu
Junior's party last evening.
I or The lltn Itenelll.
Thu employes of thu CouniKll olllco, to
gether with a fuw itivlUsl iiiumborH of tho
city press, wero toudensl u delightful ban
(ttot by tho Wessel Printing Co., on Christ
inas ovo ut II row it's. It wns nn elegantly
urraugud uffuirnud relleets much credit on
Mr. Ilrown nsu caterer. Every course serv
isl wns intended for service nud not for orna
ment as was attested by thu manner in which
tho boys enjoyed themselves. After the wants
of thu Inner man were sutisflisl, thu time
was (Hissed pleasantly by Impioinptu spctsjlies
by thu members of tho press, represented by
C d. A II, Hayes, managing editor of tho
.lourmil, II. J, Dobbins, of thu AVic.s, Al,
Ewiiii, Uiuaha lice, ltoleit Melto!'.olds,
mnnagliig editor of tlio Lincoln Vocrufttm,
nnd associate editor of tho Fremont Voce
iiiiiiii, II. P. llarrett, Omaha llhraln, nud
Ixni Wessol uud II. II. llitrtrulV, CI'Itai.
City Couuiku, and Ed. M. Friend. Thu
mumliers of thu Job rooms present wero
Mostrs. IL-iiry Evans, foreman, Frank Fer
res, Fnsl Mlcklu, Mark lluford, C F. Sheets,
A. M. Klllity and I'M. S. Closu. Tho follow
lug menu was disposed of:
Illue Points.
Celery.
Amontlllada.
lobster Salad. Chicken Salad.
Sherry.
Hoast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce.
1'rleil UysteiH
Ham. Hulled Tongue.
Mumiu's Extra Dry,
Assorted Cukes.
Apples. llannnas.
Chicken.
OriuiKes.
Tea.
Coffi-o. Chocoltito.
Imported Clears.
Cigarettes.
.It Us Hawkins' Party.
A neat and very pretty entertainment wns
thiitKlveti by Miss Anna Hawkins ut Temple
hull Wednesday evening, It was a reception
hIcii her class In dmiuhiH which comprises
the elite or the youiiKcr Kcnoriitlou ot I, In
coin. I he program by the llttloimcs was ren
dered In an artistic uud thoroughly plensliiK
manner, distinctly MiowInK the success with
which Miss Hawkins has met In her work.
Tho pupils of her class are Misses l.eland,
Orlllllli, Oakley, draco Oakley, llaiim, Mc
Cotinlll', liiiminoud, l(adcn, llnrr, Klllott,
Ilnwklus, Mateer, Murphy, Iteitnu Uouers
uud Masters Hurlliurt, Klllott, Curtis, Hol
lander, Hhelilou, Zclirilhn and others.
Thu ult'ulr opened wltli a Kriiud march fol
lowed by u landers, coipiutte polku, may
pole, mlmiette, military shotttsehe, hoop
dance, tycoon polku uud others, several of
which received merited onchores,
lltTH A1IOUT Till! TOTS.
llesslo llayden makes aeulo figure ,on thu
Hour, dances gracefully uud Is us genteel mid
polite as thu most rollued society hello.
Helen Uurr Is u petite dancer nnd herovery
move shows excellent training uud a famil
iarity with every detail In tho urt.
draco Oakley has thu proper Idea of execu
tion and moves with wonderful ease.
Miss Curtis dances with a stately air and
surpasses many of her older sisters In the
dance.
Anna Hammond dances on tho tip of the
toes uud certainly has caught the proper Idea
ofthoexerelso.
Master llurllmrt Isu Kood lcaderuiiduniost
excellent dancer.
Hazel Hiiltimiu. a Utile tot, cunning uud
cute, danced about with thu balance appar
ently enjoying himself us well us any one.
Master Hheldon nobhily attired Is ono of the
best dancers in the class. His movements
are in time us well us neatly executed.
New Years Culls,
Next Tuesday, as most eerybody nt this
Into date Is fully auare of, Is New Year's day.
CallltiK will bo ijiillo Keuerul nnd most or the
ladles will be prepared to entertain their ecu
tlenian cnllors. Allhouuh strictly speukim;,
open house custom will not be Jfnlly ob
served, but tho ladles, many of whom have
been seen by CouuiHlt reporters have ex
pressed their Intention of bcliiK "ut homo"
diirlni; tho day to receive their friends, all of
whom will In heartily welcomed. Wo have
received names o! about a do.uu ladles who
ImveslKiilllcd their willingness to Keep open
hous,i, If others did, but It has been lor Hie
backwardness of thu others, that wo must
forego thu pleasure of prlulhiKthu list. How
over all our fair Irlcuds unite In the ono ans
wer viz: "If the gentleman will call, wu will
receive them kindly and entertain them to
thu best of our ability, open house, or no open
house." HoKcutlciucii, there Is might to hin
der ) on now Irom turning out en masse uud
making thu day, one long to lie remem
bered ami u her the new year Into existence
appropriately uud in Hue style.
It seems that Inst .ear ipilte a number of
ladles hail prepared to receive and some went
In on elaborate arrangements to receive a
largo number of callers, but the truant male
was scarce One lady when nskctl If she
would keep mien houso this year said, "No,
Indeed, I certainly shall not, lust jcar I ar
ranged with several lady friends who were to
assist mo In receiving. They were on hand
and I hud made elaborate preparations for
entertaining, but alas, I luidcnlculatuloii at
least a hundred, when at night's arrival the
visitors footed up to one over an even doeu.
No, 1 will not keep open house, but will bo at
home nil day and will bu glad to receive all
who call."
Judging from thu number of calling
cards that have been printed tho past week,
wu uru of thu opinion that the good old curb
stone will be reviewed to a considerable ex
tent among the gentleman, and that thu day
will prove In that respect fur more successful
than Inst year.
A lion Ton Allalr.
Tho reception given Wednesday evening at
thu handsome home of Mr. nud Mrs, .1. .1, liu
botl'on J street was In every respect n success
unit u most delightful affair. UwuskIovii In
honor of Mr and Mrs. Ocorgu llaymor and
Mr. uud Mis. W. II. MoArthur, two young
couples that have recently entered tho bliss
till tldu of matrimony. However, the Illness
of one of the former mado It Impossible for
them to attend, couseqiiuutly Mr. and Mrs.
weresoluruelpleiitsof thu evening's honors.
duusts were received by .Mr. uud .Mrs. un
bolt' who pleasantly mil to everyone coin fort
able and aided materially In rendering the
ovenlng so enjoyable. The beautiful parlors
mid suites wero appropriately arranged lor
tho occasion and every preparation for enter
talnliu the company of neurly two hundred
guests were amply provided, Dainty refresh
ments were served and enchanting muslo
furnished by Prof, MenendorPs orchestra was
all that was required to complete thu charm
of tho occasion. Ladles wore exquisitely cos
turned and thu gentleman In their full dress
attire etivo to the event mi air of society re
finement seldom equaled In Lincoln, or In
fact wu might add, anywhere elso.
Tho reception was n brilliant soclnl event
and tho success attending tho same was cer
tainly complimentary to Mr. and Mr. Ini
hoffuud the honored guests of tho ovenlng.
Miss Nolllo Hnrwood returned from Hast
ings Wednesduy, where she bos been enjoying
Cliristmns.
Great Bargains !
From now on until after invoicing time we will dispose of our
Entire Stock at actual Wholesale Prices.
WE MUST HAVE ROOM
before February for the New Spring Stock, and prices on all!
Dry Goods will be lower than ever at
J. & D. NEWMAN'S
1026 O Street;
Holiday
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E. HALLETTS.
Don't fail to
sec the
GOLD
Elegant
LADIES1
WATCHES,
FINE GOLD
SOLID SILVERWARE, SILVER-PLATED
WARE, GOLD SPECTACLES and EYE
GOLD THIMBLES, GOLD HEADED
OPERA GLASSES, GOLD PENS, ETC.
NOTICE Most of these goods were bought within the
last two weeks for cash, at extremely low prices, and will be
sold cheaper than ever. Don't fail to call and see how cheap
you can buy these goods, especially Watches and Dia
monds, at
E. HALLE 1 1 S,
113 North nth Street
The most sc: siblc and at the same time acceptable Christ
mas gift any gentleman can give to his wife is a black silk
dress pattern. We can sell you 20 yard lengths costing
anywhere 'ro 11 $15.00 to $45.00, and they are beautiful.
Ashby & Millspaugh.
CURTICE & THIERS,
LEADING MUSIC DEAE RS.
WEriEXS
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PIANOS
Musical Merchandise.
All the Latest
and
in Stock.
LADIES FURNISHING AND ART STORE,
122 South 12th Street.
FINE FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS
Stamping, Art Needle Work, Kid Glove? and Materials
for Fancy Work, our specialty.
Foreman & Crow, Props.8
122 South 1 2th Street. Opposite Opera House.
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