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Everybody is greatly excited over the-Prices'E. M. BRICKEY. & CO. , are making on Clothing , and are rushing in to capture some of their ' 7
never equaled Bargains before the assortment is broken. The cause of thi's agitation is that we bought an immense quantity of
Clothing of an eastern manufacturer , who was closing out hiswinter stock , and by taking the entire remaining stock in the
several lines , got'them at a reduction of nearly 60 per cent , and are giving our customers the benefit of our big strike.
A nice suit for $6 , worth $8. A heavy all-wool suit for $8.50 , that would be "We are selling a good heavy durable suit for $4.50 , sold everywhere for $6 to $7.
cheap at $10. For § 10 we sell a fine all-wcol fancy check suit , worth $13. A fine A fancy plaid suit for § 16 , worth 620. In finer goods we have a large variety of
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cassimere suit , all wool , heavy weight , for § 12 , worth § 16. fancy worsteds and cassimeres at § 16 to § 18 , worth § 25 made. In Overcoats we sell
fUTTliis is our great seller. We have the same goods in plain colors and in a good heavy serviceable coat at § 3.50. worth § 5. A fine heavy coat , beautiful pat
fancy checks and plaids. See it and you will buy it. tern , at § 6 , worth § 8. Finer Overcoats at § 8 , § 10 , § 12 , § 15 and § 18 , worth much more.
WE MEAN BUSINESS. THIS IS NOT MERELY A BLOW , BUT ACTUAL FACTS , AND WE WILL PROVE EVERY WORD OF IT !
COME IN AND BE CONVINCED WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. B HDUR GOODS ARE MARKED
IN PLAIN FIGURES , AND ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY.
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EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
BY THE PRINCIPAL.
The department of public instruction
of the State of Michigan has received
the following certificates of award : To
the State of Michigan , for best collec
tive exhibit of educational sy.itcui ; to
the Agricultural College , for display
of forestry and grasses ; to the State
Public School , for best school for des
titute children. The certificates arc
on parchment and very neatly cngravod ;
Ex-Governor Furnas has just sent
out diplomas to the following schools
for work presented at the New Orleans
Exposition :
The State ot Nebraska. For collection edu
cational exhibits.
Grand Ibliind public sclicols For examina
tion papers and. state ivork.
Omaha public bchools For written music.
Nebraska City public schools For examina
tion papers , maps uiul thawinpr.
West Point public schools Forevaminatioti
papers fiom grammar and hijfh school.
Columbus public school For c\iiihiution
papers.
Cicte public schools For history of schools.
Beatrice public schools For examination
papers , all grades.
Fairbuiy public schools For map drawing
and manuscript work.
Tenth Street Industrial School , Omaha For
industrial uork.
Academy ot tho Sacred Heart , Oniahn For
ptcseutation of couitc of study.
Saint Claiic Convent , Omaha. For map
draw in < r and. manuscript woik.
Nebraska School lor the Blind , Nebraska
Citj For biooms , faney uoik , cte.
State Deaf and Dumb Institute. Omaha
For sowing ; embroidery , carpentry , etc.
State Normal School , Peru For zoolojrica
and botanical specimens , map lira winy , r.\um
inatioh j > apers , etc.
Santce Indian Trainiii } , ' School For clats
and industrial work.
YV. S. Warden , Holdreyc For jjenmanshii
and device for drawing- .
Prof. VII. . Payne , of Ann Arbor ,
is to deliver an address before the Kan
sas Teacher's Association , at Topeka
December 21th.
The Greek government generously
oilers a bite , if the Amciicansull
build on it a structure for the use of
the American school of classical studies.
Senator Stanford , of San jf rancisco ,
has endowed the Palo Alto Univcr&ity
with $3.500,000 and intends to make
it the foremost scat of learning in the
world , in memory of his dead .son.
oi'ii crrr SCHOOLS.
In our monthly rcpoit given last
week , the name of Mable Wilcox , who
was neither absent nor tardy during
the month of November , was inadvert
ently overlooked .
We have recently added an engrav
ing of "The Ilero of Appomattox" to
our list of school room decorations.
Supt. C. L. Nettlcton is expected to
visit us this week. lie informs us
that he is about to take steps to form
a county teacher's reading circle.
Prof. W. M. R. French , the art lec
turer , will deliver the first lecture of
the series at JMenard's Opera Uousc , on
Tuesday evening , December 15th.Ve
3cspeak for him a full house. We ap
pend the following complimentary no
tice :
BUFFALO , N. T. , March 12,1SS-1.
The entertainment given by Prof. French ,
atit inter , for the benefit of our society , was
a most interesting1 and instructive one , and
vc pstccm it a privilege to have the oppor
tunity of recommending him as a gentleman
and a lecturer to those who can insure him
uccess in tho future.
Mns. E. B. SEriiotni ,
Sec'y Decorative Art Society. 1
A GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE.
One day Mr. ( a county in Nebraska )
Chase invited me to take dinner with
his family. I was very cold when I
got there , so I warmed myself by" the
( another county of Nebraska ) Furnas.
His daughter's name was ( a river in
Mississippi ) Pearl. We had a very ( a
city in Southern France ) Nice time.
The dinner was very good and we each
had an ( a river of Africa ) Orange after
dinner. Well , after while , we went
out into the yard and played croquet ;
but in a short time it began to get very
cold , and we all went into the house and
played on the organ. While I was
pla3'ing , a ( one of the Bah.imu Islands ? )
Cat jumped onto the organ , and
we were afraid it would catch the ( some
islands east of South America ) Canary
biids. Pretty soon I had to go home.
I liad to go through some ( mountains
of Nevada ) Snow. When I got home
I found company. Her name was Miss
( some mountains in Vcimont ) Green.
We had a very nice vi&it in the house ,
but when Miss Green wanted h > jro
home slip had to iret 01:0 : oK the ( ' . city
in Id.iho ) Dfiiito go : : : with hc-r.
After uhilc my siatur ( a city in Itaty )
Florence came home from u visit , and
for supper we had potatoes fried in ( a
country in Europe ) Gicece.
JJEIITIIA UOVLI : , age 10 years.
GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE.
About 10 o'clock one night , in came
my two coiii-ins ( a city in New Yorl
and a city in noithein New York ) Kiid\
Clyde and ( a city in Texas and a hike
in Now York ) Con : Long. They were
going to visit my uncle , Mr. ( a lake ii
British America ) Frances , and the }
wished me to join them. After some
urging , I consented to go. They were
going to start in a week , and that gave
me a short time in which to get ready
The next day , I went down town am
purchased a ( a city in the Dominion ol
Canada ) Newmarket coat , then a ( city
in India ) Cashmere dress. The week
was up and we started. Thcie was s
young man on the train with whom ]
foimed an acquaintance. His name
was ( a city in Texas and a eitin Penn
sylvsinia ) Jasper Wilcox. A little bo\
v/as with him , whofcc name was ( a ci
in Iowa and a city in New York ) Clar
ence Wilson. They wetc going to the
same place we were. My cousin ( a
city in Michigan ) Florence and uncle
met us at the train. We went home
with him and stayed about two weeks.
One day when were out walking. I saw
something in the grass. I thought it
was a bear , but after examination
found it to be a ( some hills in Texas )
llorsehead. Uncle made Cora and I a
present of some ( a country in Noith
America ) Alaska diamond lings , and
aunt gave me a [ city in Morocco ] Mor-
roceo autograph albumand , also a [ re-
lion in Colorado and a lake in Minne-
sota ] Silver Knife. We were going to
start home the next morning , and aunt
asked us what we wanted for a lunch.
I told her she might put in a [ city in
Illinois ] Sandwich. Just then 1113'
uncle came in and wished to know if
we would like to take a horseback ride.
We all said yes. He consented to let
me ride his little [ a river in Europe ]
Rhone pony. We saw a [ land in the
Arctic Ocean ] Fox and u [ city in
France ] Lyon. We sat on the [ a strait
north of North America ] Banks of the
river and watched the pieces of [ a lake
in the Dominion of Canada ] Wood
float down the stream. After a pleas
ant ride we returned home. I rode
my pony up to the [ a city in South
Carolina ] Cowpens and let iny horse
IODSC. We went into the house and Ed
dy said he was so tired that his nose
was [ an Island in the Bahama Isles ]
Crooked. I have now reached McCook
and do not think I will take a trip very
soon again.MATIE
MATIE HUSSELL , 7th grade.
Art lecture by W. 31. K. French ,
Tuesday evening , December 15th.
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PARLOR SUITES ,
STUDENTS' CHAIRS ,
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LADIES' COMFORTS ,
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CHAMBER SUITES.
Bright , New and Desirable Selections for Fall Trade. Com
plete Assortment of Holiday Goods. New Lot of Wall Decora
tion. Elegant Lot of Picture Moulding in all the Modern Designs ,
Just Received. $5OO Worth of Rattan Goods , all Late Designs for
1SSG , which Must and Will be Sold before the Holidays are Over.
Come and Inspect our Stock in all its Branches. It will be Well
Worth Your Time. We also Sell three Different Kinds of Sewing
Machines , which will be Sold Low for Cash. Only the Standard
Machines Handled , with 3-Year Warranty. BEWARE OF IMI
TATIONS. American Sewing Machines a Specialty. Machines
Lo Rent. Machines to Sell on Installments , and Big Inducements
tor Cash Purchasers.
LUDfflCK 5 TROIBRIDGE. >
HALLA0K & HOWARD ,
WHOLCSALC i RETAIL DEALERS IN
DOORS , BLINDS. MOULDINGS ,
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