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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1889
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ONE DAY ONLY !
A Grct Slaughter Sale of
FANCY SILKS
At 8:30 Monday Morning, April 15.
Ashby & Millspaugh.
An Aurlmrltj- on Tailoring.
Among tho now busluou house of Lincoln
t the tlrm IU1I& Co., who have opened n.
merchant tailoring establishment nt liKW O
street. Tim senior
partner Is Prof. K.
1IIII, whoso tltlo
to professorship Is
unltpie. Mr. 11 lit
Is n professional
cutter. In other
words, ho has con
ducted n school In
which tho ixrt of
wn taught.
Ills oxorlenco in
tailoring covors a,
leriod of nenrly
thirty years, one
third of It In tho
old country. Ho
MU III business
ninny years In
Now York, whore ho Is fnmlllnrly known ns
professor, niul hocntno west for tho Iwnellt
of his wife's health. Ho liked Lincoln liest of
nil tho cities he visited, nud, tho clliunto seem
lug to ngroo with tho luvnlld, ho concluded to
locnto bore. I'rof. Hill not only does his own
cutting niul gives Ills (Nitrons tho lwuellt of n
long iuotroolltau oxierlcnco, hut ho earrloa
0110 of tho largest linos of cloths over display
ed In tho city. Ho Invites tho Inspection of
tho gontlemou of Lincoln unci gunrnutees sat
Isfnction ns to modes, cloths and (Its. And ho
Invito tho attention of tho Indies as well, for
ho makos a specialty of ladles, jackets and rid
ing habits.
THE COMING WEEK AT
Block's Dry Goods House
Will be .1 Bargain Week in every Department.
Dress Goods, Domestics,
Parasols, Underwear,
Table Linen, Hosiery, Corsets,
Handkerchiefs, Beaded Wraps,
Gloves, Ribbons,
and other lines we have not room to quote. These goods arc
new and wc offer "special inducements in all the above
lines.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
X&- CALL AND EXAMINE.
A. BLOCH'S Dry Goods House.
1325 O Street.
The Celebrated Almiku.
Kach season, tho Alaska refrigerator takes
rank with tho best of these jwpular summer
commodities. This season tho Alnskn comes
to tho public with more improvements nud
bettor adapted to general house uso than any
other on tho market. They have received
highest awards at various expositions and
certainly dosorvo tho opularlty they now
enjoy. Tho AlaBkns nro orfectly free from
odor, constantly keep a puro nlr, uso loss Ico
than others, aro constructed on scieutillo
principals, mado of wood that is guaranteed
oderless nud lastly, they make a neat niul at
tractive nppenrnnco, adding to tho apicur
anco of nny home. Mr. H. C. Klllot, who has
handled these goods for a numltor of yen is
claims ho can get no better and consequently
w ith a desire to k(H tho best for his trnde,
continues to handlo tho Alaska Refrigerator
nud Invites tho ladle of Lincoln to call nnd
Inspect them.
1'uiiey Nitiues for Hnllrtmil.
It may Ixi a good advei Using hcIioiiio to
decorate the alleged fast trains of tho modern
times with appellations such ns "Kll," "Ooe
Whir," nnd "Cannon Hull," to cntch the oyo
of the traveller who does not know ' tother
from which," but tho business man and con
stant traveller Is not to bo caught by chair of
that kind.
Tho Chicago, Millnaukoo & Ht. Paul Hull
way runs its own fast trains, with vostihuled
sleeping nud dining enrs, from Omalm nud
Council Illuira to Chicago, connecting there
with the fast trains, morning nud nftcruoou,
to nil Kastern cities.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Hall
way, In connection with thu Union Pai-lllo
Ilnllwoy, nlso runs through curs between
Denver nud Chicago, and this is tho favorite
route from Colorado nnd Nebraska to all
prlnciNtl points east of tho Missouri rlvor.
This lino uses no fancy names to designate its
trains', but "It gets there Just tho sijme."
Telephone nt tho Couumi olllco is 253,
Cnll nud see II. It. Nissley & Co's carjvot
department.
For lent, two elegant storo rooms on
street enquire nt tho olllco Capital hotel.
Call up telephone number 118 and
your ico of tho Lincoln Ico Company.
1010 O street.
order
Olllco
You can't miss It by buying tho "Tropic"
gasollno stove. Call and soo it nt Wolcott's,
lif.) south lltb street.
Exory body can afford to eat at tho lending
resort In tho city now. Tho price of 21 tick
otsnorvnt Odell'n is only $4 reduced from
! $4.50.
' Tho grand success Wells' millinery parlor
niv jiimiiiiK wnu is biikwii uj iiiu largo auu
appreciative crowd of Indies that nro In daily
attendance.
If you want tho biggest bargain In silks
over placed on the Lincoln market, attend
tho snlo nt 8;.'W Monday morning nt Ashby &
Millspniigh's.
Prompt delivery, com teous treatment and
prices as low as tho lowest nro tho induce
ments wo offer patrons. Lincoln Ico Com
pany. Telephouo number US, Olllco 1010 O
streot.
Lincoln Shoe Storo hns just recoiled tho
celohrated Ludlow lino shoes for ladto In nil
tho new styles. They coiubluo solid 'comfort
nud economy. Ilemembor the plnco lliii O
bet. 12th & Mtli.
loo Citgraved too
XSafftngl (Sards-
AND
$Sc64cl printing go., $urr glock.
John Varcoo, book-keeor for tho San Joso
Cain. Time, was troubled with a severe cold
and especially nt night had bad coughing
spells. A few does of Chamberlain's Cough
Romody completely cured him. Sold by A. L.
Shader, Druggist
T. W. Burr, morchnnt, Delmn, Tex., has
used, sold and heard what people have said of
Chamtwrlatn's Pain Halm. Ho says: "It can
not 1m equaled." It cures sprains, soreness of
the muscles, aches und pains. Sold by A. L.
Shader, Druggist.
Turn horses out in a good pasture for n few
weeks, when they get iu bad condition. If
that can not lx done uso Dr. Cady's Condi
tion Powdorsj thoy will put a horse In perfect
health. Awellhorso don't need medicine.
Hay, grain nnd good care Is better. Dr.
Cody's Condition Powders am n truo horse
medicino,(uot 11 dope.) thoy ulil digestion, euro
constipation, kidnoy disorders and distroy
worms, hold liy A. U. Hliuiler, Druggist.
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