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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4 1890
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Ice Skates,
Rogers Plated Knives and
Forks, Carving Knives and
Forks, Pocket Knives
nnd Razors.
Scissors and Shears
Bread Boxes,
Cake Boxes,
Washing Machines.
Clothes Wringers,
Nickle Plated Tea Kettles.
Decorated Tea and Coffee
Pots, Hanging Lamps and
Stand Lamp.
Q3S DP St.
North Side Posnofllce Square.
Safes, Boilers,
AND
Heavy Machinery!
If you HAVE ANY TO MOVE be we
anil Call on
lincoln - Transfer - Co.
Telephone 166.
Office 121 N. Ninth St.
HENRY M.
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HuiiHCUlfTinNi Ono Year by Mull or Carrie
J0Oi Hit Months, ftoi) Three Months, (Wc.)
Ono inantli SO Ueiil liirarnulj' In Advance.
ADvanTisMOfTsi Hate furnished on nppllctln
at tho omeo. Hpeclat rate on Time Contract.
CHTiunurion! Hhort splojr sketches, oeiii nnd
torlo solicited. IVraoiml nnd Hoelal notes aro
Mpeclally desirable.
l-nitrmnt Wo nwdco a specialty of Kino rrlnlliiR
In nil Iti branohiu. Hoclety work n specialty.
Published Saturday.
Aitlrw nil coinniunioatloirt direct to tlie offlre.
Wicssicr, Pkintino Co.,
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Courier Ilulldlng, 1UU N Htreot.
TKI.KIMtONKiM
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Kuku llKNXtNORn, Amoclnto KtlItor(
POPULATION OP LINCOLN, 60,000,
Title men employed by Stout oi lUickstnlT
In paving linvo received f S.1,000 during tho
past season.
Title cntliuatnntit linvo promised Lincoln n
lirnnch of tho Hock Island system by Juno I.
It In to connect the Iunn lino nt Council Willi
with tho Denver lino nt llcntricoor Fnlrbury.
DOMESTIC
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O.NK of tho very fluent holldny numbers was
thnt of tho Ht IjOiiIm .VirefHf or. It lmd many
social artlclot nnd lltiHtratlon, n number of
tho littler printed In colon with pleasing ef
fect. ITilK Now York .oiirnoffsf linn n c.tnlrond
nil! " 0. W. Koer, tho original Oinitlin
M'orM hutnoi Int. mentioned by Max O'Uell
In 'Jonathan nnd HI Continent.' Personal
address, Mnuch Chunk, Pit."
Thk KrtninuXneH Inn added Iti mlto to
wards spreading the good tidings of Lincoln's
continual piwiwrlty. It review for 1S8U
nj n illltl ult work well executed, nnd re
dound to tho credit of Its stab.
Thk Iilncoln Packing nnd Provldon com
pnny employes 110 lwrsoim. From March 15
to Dec. in It handled over 103,000 hogs lh
ing IM.tt). 1,000 pound, for which 1,U0,00
were paid, Dining thosnmo time It ililp'icd
000 caw of meats.
GAY MIDWINTER'S GARB. FAnM
OLIVE HARPER TRACES THE FINE
LINES OF FASHION'S CHANGES.
IIom No Longer Lead Now It l Collar,
unit They Ar Known n the , ItiiMlan,
Pari mid Merlin Style Mush Walking
Coat Henrietta GooO.
BccIaI Oorrcsponilrjice.)
Nitw YortK, Jan. 2. I suppo-w It would
not do for fashion to romnln tho samo nil
tho tlmo, though It would rcquiro tho
oyo of nn oxport or n wontnn to toll just
exactly wherein ono otylo illlTnrn from
another, no thnt it enn Ikj known na "in"
or "out."
DARN AND HENNERY.
to the Agrleal
Thl Will He nf Interest
tnrlit.
Thla Illustration gives a correct Idea of a
country farm barn, from Pnllisor & Pallia
er, Now York, which will Intercut thoso who
are agriculturally inclined. To tho farmer It
U ono of tho most important things how ho
shall houso his stock and provldo storago for
his grain, fodder, etc, nnd yet do it in nn
economical manner, nnd tho many farm
barns thnt nro to lo seen, with their chopped
up nnd checkered apparaneo, Indicate that
this matter has not had a proper amount of
study nud forethought.
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The Oinnhit Mercury lamed nil Interesting
holldny numb.'r, thu distinctive feature of
which wits a large numlerof portrnltnof well
know ii young buluoH ur.d prof ess lonnl men
of thnt city. The paper was bound In n col
ored cover with mi engraved title.
CiKON CITY
TRENTON
Mits. Al. Faiiuiuothku of thla city had an
nrtldo in last Sunday' Omahn Ilea In which
ho wields a vigorous cudgel In t lcfonso of tho
people of tho south, who linvo been accused
by the lice of lutolermn-e hi thulr treatment
o( the negro nnd of Cable for consorting with I trous
them.
I-ATKST FANCIES IN FUK3.
IJoas nro no longer tho grent dcflldora
tuni. Now It la collnra, nnd thoy nro
pccullnrly biiiir nnd trim for furs, nnd
nro of Russian Imro nud nil tho medium
phort linlrcd furs. ThothrcocollnniBhown
nro known by tho iimnon of IlusHlnn,
I'nris nnd Horlln ntylcn, Thnt which ia
nliku on Iwtli iwlntH ia tho Purls, thnt
which cornea very closo to tho throat tho
Uerlin, nnd tho ono which ia qulto open
nt tho throat tho Kusslivii. These can bo
bowii ujion jackets, wrnps or Nowmnr
kcU, or thoy can bo detached, nud thus
nro nvnihtblo for nlmost nny ocension,
oven to wenriug with tho long Hk
wrnps lined with squirrel furs. Tho
mulls now worn by thoso ladles who
liko to linvo something it littlo dilTorcnt
from "tho common herd" look some
what liko n spool of cotton In shnpo.
Thoy nro entirely without ornamenta
tion, nud tho cuds, Instead of lelng
faced with fluted satin, nro covered with
Bcalskin or beaver, or whntover fur tho
rest is made of, nud tho very small
placca whoro tho hands go in nro lined
also with fur. This makes them very
heavy, but very comfortable.
Tito different collars nro very conven
ient nud dressy, nud ndd just that degreo
of comfort that is considered necessary
to nit outdoor winter garment. A plain
Nowmnrket is umdo into a handsome
garment by tho addition of ono.
I had n eep at some lovely now spring
goods. Thcro nro new combinations in
silk mohair brilliantino which render
that usunlly harsh material as soft nnd
I plinblo its camel's hair, while it Is ns lus-
na silk. This cornea in sovernl
VIKW.
Let your tinrus look liko barns, your houses
liko house. Wo would not for nny thing
linvo your Iwirns Ira mistaken for houses or
your housos for barns; for such things we
liavo seen, and It makes us fool as If thcro
was n screw loo-o somowhere. Doras should
not Ira built for show. Thoy should, of courso,
tw mode to look well, nud tx pleasant spot
In tho landscape, and built in tho most sub
stantial mnnner powlblo should bo arranged
to snvo ns much labor as Ksslblo in tho caro
of tho nulmnls thnt nro to bo housed nud fed
in them. Let them Ixi woll ventilated and
lighted, proierly floored; tho stonework of
tho foundation thoroughly built, not dry,
but laid up In good cement mortar. Don't
Invite tho rats, ns thoy will como without.
It has always loon n mystery to tho writer
why tho farmers havo not, In a gouernl way,
Ihx'ii wldo nwako enough to tholr own Inter
ests to properly houso tholr fowls, Instand of
lotting them run wild over tho wholo plnco,
nud roont on wagons, carts and agricultural
Implements whou not in uso nnd stored; to
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Handkerchiefs
Expecting thnt ns In the past, Ladles' Handkerchiefs would continue the
most popular of articles for Holldny Gifts, wc secured such a line ai we arc
sure was never before displayed In the city. Among them
French and Irish Embroidered Hemstitched,
From ioc. to $300 each.
Swiss Hand Spun Linen, Hand Embroidered,
.00 to $10 on each.
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French Silk Bolting Cloth, Hand Embroidered,
From $1.35 to $3.50 each.
Hand-Madc Duchcssc Lace
From $1.00 to $:i 00.
If you are In doubt ns to whnt to buy this Is your chance.
Respectfully,
Edges,
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!33 to 139 South Eleventh Street.
Lincoln Savings Bank and Safe Deposit Go.
CAPITAL, $260,000. LIABILITY W STOCKHOLDERS, $000,000.
Iutorost pnld on itopnslt at nny rut of 3 per eont per annum for nil full cnlnndar month
Safes to rent In burglar proof nud fire proof vauiu, ul nimutil rentnl of $5 and upwards.
Money to loan on renl estnto nud collateral. YOlMt HA VINOS ACCOUNT SOMCITKD.
HEXUY K.
LEWIS,
President.
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Teller
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LADIES this line of Fine Shoes
we place on the market and claim them to
be the best line made. We WARRANT
every pair. They are Hnnd-madc In every
etpect and are the Latest tylcs.
"What mnkos Lincoln growl" isnstnndlng
conundrum, but tho record proves thnt it
does grow, nnd at a wonderful rate, too.
During 1880 over two millions were spent for
new homes, nearly n mlllhn f( now business
blocks. The Capital City has outdone nil pre
vious ctlorta.
Lincoln now has n real estate exchange
that includes most of tho live dettleis in tho
city, nnd thoy nro fitting up tho CouniEit's
old quarters in tho Burr block for olllcos.
This oxchango will do something more than
sell dirt. Ouo of Its first efforts la thnt of
hoeklug I uducomeuU for tho location of a fctove
and mantel factory In Lincoln.
OUR PRICES :
$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00
Wc can AVE YOU MONEY on
this special line. Please call nnd see for
yourself, at
H. SHERWIFS
Boston t Shoe t Store
1026 P ST.
Thk state library has over 30,000 volumes,
but 25,000 are law books. The State univer
sity library hns 11,000 volumes, not Including
the !),000 belonging to special departments,
Tho State Historical society has a collection of
2,(100 Iwoka nnd tho city library has over 0,000.
The Wesloyan uud the Christian universities
havo alsomado beginnings In tho same direction.
Thk master of cercmonios at last week's
sparring match was R. J. Clancy, railroad
reporter for the Omaha lite. Hob is the man
who "brought out" Kollen, and, though nn
nil-round port, ho U n gonial, clover fellow,
an energetic, sharp repot ter. He hns Just
engaged to go to Chicago a railroad inuu on
tho now evening edition of the Herald at a
salary of 1,600.
Oscau Calliha.v, lato of the State bank of
Itenkolman, has been elected cashier of tho
Fint National In D, D. Mulr's place. Ho alto
goes on tho board of directors, and T. M.
Marquett takes tho late A. K. Touznlin's
place. Mr. Calllhan has been at Tecumsch
and lienkohunn for six years. Previously ho
was in the government roveuuo servlcolntho
St. Louis district.
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largely employed In making traveling
dresses, mid for other uses which do
maud tho best wearing qualities.
Thcro aro sovcral now designs nnd
styles in tho always beautiful Bilk warp
Henrietta goods, some of them so flno
and perfect that language fails to prop
erly depict them. Tlioy aro dead flno,
strong and with an exquisite surfaco
bloom. Thcro is among tho spring de
signs a now sheer material, semi-transparent,
with stripes which aro simply in
tho silk weave, nnd not overlaid, and
theso stripes havo open work which re
sembles hemstitching, making tho wholo
bo light and graceful that tho namo of
zophyretto is qulto appropriate. Thcro
aro now effects in brocado patterns. Ono
has a looso, straggling pattern of tho
finest grasses, and these aro so perfect
that thoy seem to lio carelessly upon tho
surfaco of tho material, and all this is
cunningly woven in black, tho weaving
giving tho effect of lights and shades.
A pretty now stylo in coats for young
ladies is a rough and ready mado of
bison cloth, worn with a Tarn O'Shantor
cap of tho same color. This is very
jaunty and becoming to tho jolly girl,
llor reserved and prim Engllsh-you-
know sister looks equally pretty in a
drab clastic tricot, with a long, slim
Newmarket and half a dozen little capes
over tho shoulders, tho wholo sur
mounted by a brown felt English walk
ing hat. But fashion is so variablo, that
if a girl put on her brother s Inverness
capo it would not bo thought at all out
of tho way, aud many would call it
fetching.
onouND Fuxm.
let them lay their eggs whoro thoy pleaso,
and then havo pleasuro of hunting for thorn,
nud often (lading them nt n Into day such
certainly must tra tho case, oNa why so many
lad eggs nmongst thoso "nice fresh country
cggxl" Chickens aro ono of tho most profita
ble adjuncts to uny farm, and it is n very
cosy matter to keep them where thcro is a
numbor of cattle to feed.
Tlio hennery here shown was carried outns
nn addition to barn at hlllsldo farm, Now
Mllford, Conn As tho shod Iwlow is a neces
sity In connection with bnrn, nud n root in
dlspeusnblo, tho only nddltlounl expenso Is
tho floor, ono side nud cuds, with tho interior
fittings, to muko n hennery which will nc
commodato easily 100 to 200. Tho floor should
bo tightly board od, then covered with a coat
of boiled pitch and tar, on which spread soil
two or throo inchos in depth. This will glvo
an elegant scratching and wallowing ground.
lATJRITmS
J. H. MAURITIUS ft CO,
Ladies' Furnishers.
Agents for
P. Centemeri (& Co.s
GLOVES,
The Best in tne World.
MAURITIUS
MAURITIUS
131 South lith St.
MAURITIUS
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Ashby & Millspaughs
Are Closing Out their Entire Stock at Cost.
time to Buy Goods at
Now is the
Wholesale Prices I
ASHBY 8c MILLSPAUGH.
AFTER THE FlREl
iitt&r and Nicer than Ever I
CHEVRONT'S
Lunch & Oyster Parlors
Mr Now re-opened nnd ready to serve
frlands, patrons and the public. Call and
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IA6 O S Union Dlock.
Thk State Journal has published Its annua'
rovlew of Lincoln's building nud commercial
growth, and it shows n much greater progross
than auyono suspected. Tho Journal has
put n great deal of work in gathering Its sta
tistics, and it debcrves tho gratitude of Lin
coln people in presenting in so couiiact aud
Impressive a statement the story of the Capi
tal City' growing greatness.
Tmc annual meeting of tho Nebraska Stato
Press Association will bo held at Kearney two
days, commencing January 23d. Theasiocla
tlon was never in a more prosperous condition
than at.present, aud it is to bo hoped that ev
ory man who cau possibly got nway will turn
out to make this tho eer of all past meetings.
Kearney extends complimentary hospitality
to the Nebraska press nnd bids all quill drivers
welcome. There is no class or profession that
Is so little in union for its own welfare as tho
newspaper fraternity, aud simply because of
lack of interest in organisation. At this sea
son of tho year ono mnu out of any otllco can
get away for n day or two. The holiday sea
sou U over, business U comparatively quiet,
and a better time could not be asked tor.
Turn out if posdble.
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A dressmakor told mo recently thnt
I ought to writo it down as a law that a
dark complexioncd woman ought never
to allow herself to bo crsuaded to buy
n green or purplo gown any moro titan
fiho should take jolsou, or smoko a pipe,
or any other such thing, for no matter
what trimming sho put on thorn, tho
wholo run of greens and purples would
mako her look sallow and old. Only
fair women ought to wear them
Olive Haiifeb.
LOFTS.
Tho windows all arrnnsed to slido sldewavs.
tho openings on outside being covered" with
wire netting: tho food bin built so as to hold
soveral bushels, and arranged to take caro of.
itself, by constructing tbo bottom so as to
empty into a small trough into hennery, in
front of which is placed a porch; the chicks
to feed in spaco adjoining marked chickens,
which is Inclosed by pickets, open enough for
thoin to ruu through. Nest boxes aro ar-
raugod In tiers, ono nbovo another, nnd looao,
so that thoy can bo tnken through into nost
room aud emptied, mil for setting hens,
turned around and fed from nest room.
Geo. A. Crancer & Co.
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Notes on House lltlllillnK.
The windowsof tho kitchen should be placed
three feet from tho floor, so that a sufficiency
of wall spaco may bo provided. Such height
penults a tnblo to bo placed under tho win
dow. Spcakiug tubes save moro steps In a houso
than anything of small cost which may bo
added to it. The amount of running up and
down stairs which thoy save is hardly to bo
estimated. Thcro should bo a tubo from tho
family bedroom to tho kitchen, ouo from the
sitting room to tho family room aud one
from tho sitting room to the servants' room,
and, possibly, ono from the family room to
tho servants' room.
Showing Jotiu Hull Around.
"Ard what is this!" asked tho visitor.
"This U Wall street. It is the most cele
brated of all our American watering place.
" Fa wncy I" Epoch,
Buy your wife a Nice Picture for a Christmas Present
Our stock is now complete, consisting of 'Etchings, Engrav
ings, Photogravures, Oleographss, etc.
Artistta Picture Framing. Picture Easels at Reduced
Prices.
SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.
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