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3t JUBDAX. DECEMBER 21. 1889. FOURTEENTH YEAR.

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wirnr wruunn im, ' """" , mitufu, RICHMOND, INDIAKAJ

FONSECA'S FATE.

Gantral Fomeci, President of Brazil, Said to be Dying it Rio Janeiro.

The Debate in the Senate Over the ! othen.

Resolution to Reoognize the Government.

M Of the NlTUH rintara Krnn.tit

the following Terdiot to day. "Guilty of osarder in the lirtt degree for murdering tffioer Foster. Henry Jones; sruilty of manslaughter, tacasr Fisher. Cherles H. Smith. Ed Franeisen. JiOM Johnson. Ed Smith,

aurea dtowb ana Amos JL.ee. Wo irai i hy: James Phillip, end Mom

niiiiana. io lary disagreed as to

B0ST05 85EEZI58.

rae

ci rtiaitn,

All

it ni at the

landserea tiiiti ia

mb that there were

ia weather ia Oetober

ber.

freesiajr Dotal

lb.

THE COXMHTEES.

Eleven of the Jurors in the Cronin

harder Caao to Male a Statement

turn wmt

tees

laer mt tae Heaae OeaaaUt-

aeew T tke apukir.

The

The

CapUin of a Whaler Telle of

Strange Diiooveriea in the Arctio Regions.

. BosTOif . Deo. 21 The spread of the it fl aeosa epidemie among all elassM in DMtOB ia daily becoming more aotieeable. At the police headquarter yeeterdey the aooaaal nimber of forty-

'u' o were reporcea sick and off

amy, ana o'tnese nearly ell were down with the influent. Qaite a Bomber of Are men were reported too aiok to attend

yo area tor tne eame canee. The malady is prereleot among railroad and bank olerks, which ii, by some theorists, at-

inoatea 10 toe Dandling ot inteeted tioketa by the former and infected money by the latter. Man nmtrffi..

employes hare also been atUoked. and

The anniversary exereiartf sade will be held iaGrseelL k next Monday Deeember 23, r ax. m. All are iavited espeeiaUr

iook pan in tae ernaede. A, -Jdieri are wont to do let as wr V er and talk over battles foofi. tories won. and hear what I

oat of this wonderful aprisuaVj There wiU also be a meetisr

Infiuenza Epidemic Attacking A3 Claeaee in Boston,

Mass.

WASHiwoTOir, Deo. 21 Speaker

iu norma- annoaneea toe remainder ot the Home committees. The

principal committees are fallow:

asaaa a! III...... t . . m.

Jerae, Tbo PJ"i-

of Peuntylrania: Sherman, ot New Jerv;lieed. of Iowa; Culberson. of Texat; Caraoa aa ii,. caa ht iu

ot Worth Carolina: Stewart. n.'l.r. .nff.ri.. .....l. :a J

er and eoaseoratioa ia

rooms Moaday at 3 p.

eetlnf theWA oldaadr.

J.

aia.

ilaakiac

and

Cpecker Reed Announoet Several of

the Important House Committees.

Lokdoh. Dee. 21. Advieea from Bio Janeiro iadioete that General Fonseea

is dyinjr. There is mneh aexietv aa

Nebraska: Conner, of Iowa; Morrill. of oonseqaenoe, Kansas: Wilbnr. ot V V..k. i. I

a. " A VI aa, XS7 I

noiJ. ot Khode Island; Walker. of Maeaohuietts; Wright, of Penney Iv.nia: Jt.an, of Tenneecee; Dariran. of North Carolina-Covert, of New York: Shiveley. of Iodiana; Wilke, ot Illinois; Haynes, ot Ohio. Coinage. Weights and Meatnree Conger, of Iowa; Wiokham. ot Ohio; Walker, of MaaaaaltnAt.- n..

Montana; Cometook, ot 'Minneeota:

Ibeeaetoaary meetings ot the eabinet

oare Deen temDoranlT aaannniimit i.

waooD w lUiams, an old aad fV eitisen of New Gardea, has -bet trated all winter with typhoid K now slowly imnroriBK. Ilia w

oos urns with the still qoito siok.

Last Tuesday his aeifhbor

wiu wasnas aaa nen ait

day gatheriag hie sera five w fifteen men. .

xne taauiy wish to exj gratitude tor this Madness to

5

cecit HOCSB.

laierM rirkH Vf lai tS

CMwty

Depaty Sherifi More sold al sheriffs

alternooB lot ZG9 North

Twelfth street, property of George W. Redmond, to satisfy decree ia favor of Emaui Harold, ezeoatrix of Sarah D. Lyade, deeeased. tor f 1.900. C. C. Binksty was th. porehaser. AJao the farm of RIebard Cheecmaa ia Dsltoa townehip. tor 113.27243. Farehased by the Adistoa Pipe and Ieel Company. cixccit oorT. John Hawkins vs. estate of Levi Hawkins. Claim allowed for $892 33. William Dale vs. David P. Demory Mel. Jndsmeat on note for t245 44. Hary N. MeMaani vs. Terrenee Motlaaas. Divoree. Case dismissed at pbuatiS's eost. - ' .

! - 1TAKKIAOX XJCSHSSS. I '-n H. Peele aad Cynthia M. i4snBott. Webster. Salomon Mor-

r r rested tm

is dying. There is maoh snxiety ss to t N.T. ' w rain""; his death. It is f sarsd that the ehange I Missouri ; Traoey. of New York ; M atoh-

Saatki CmrellBa

Columbia S.C. Dee. 21 Immigrant Iospeetor Lee has reported to the Government that virtual slavery exists in the Phosphate minea in (Tnllitin nnnnt.

imrreoou ana uerman imported laborers being treated barbarously. They are almost staryed. and kept at work by intimidation with fire arms.

I caa, emani I r- rr n.:i j i ; M.i

-ealf, Hagerstown. John Gaialer, affi--iai.

S William S. Camnbell and Jennie

The Sabbath-aoliaAl Am Camobell. Riahmaad. F. S. Haialev.

Methodist Chnrah will hoM 3rT aOaat.

Christmas are. eelebratioa Tap V r evening. Deeember 24 All trumi Tonr order lor TOUT

siring to give presents to frieaoV Cbrlatmaa CaUte wltii Ketrr welcome. Your Dreaenta will kTl 9aaaaaa. faak aIH Mllaihle).

feeUy sate ia the care of a eoamitte; ad wan will bnaea I ant

fAH, l.liU All . 1 W

marked with ears. A fine prograi

1

tkri

I -3

la the minis try whieh his death would M ...

MYoive woaio nays aerioua qaeases.

oome-

CAPTXIM LEATirrs TABV.

ml m Wksi.v Telia mf Wearlwl Ar.ll. Olaeeverlee.

Poetlard, Ma . Dee. 21 Captain Oeorge D. Leavitt. ot the whaling thip Bpy. is ia thu eity visiting his mother. He has reeently arrived from Alaika, , where he has been tor ths last firs years. t MdkriBge the first asws ot what may " awseibly be the diseovery of a hitherto

aauowa uaa many miles north of ' Alaska. Ceptaia Leavitt's winter q larters are as Poiat Barrow, the mot northern point ot Alasks, and with his orew he has rsmaiasd there (or five oonseoatiye

T!?5i,0"e,"B,B "Pe""" s early as AatiL tour months ahead ot the big whaling ft sat that visits ths Arotio waters during the euataer. mot eoma lima (kntiiK r...vi .....

; the aatives ia Northern Alaska and on he small islands ia that vioinity have keen telling stories of aa unknown land to the far north. Mu nf th. k..

iaaahitaate stoutly metataia that there is a lere-er land aorth that ehi ..

has ever discovered, and that it is not eowa oa aay of the maav amaao mi ah.

V - raUtr-nar advent-

" A wioashaater ot a tribe iu Northern

ier. or rennsylvania: Wiieax. nf f?

neetiout; Williams, of Illinois; Joseph, ot New Mexieo. Commerce Baker, of New York; Mason, ot lllinoie; O'Neill, of Pennsyl ania: Wiokham nt Okii M '

Virginia; Lind.ot Minneeota; Randall. Of Jnaaaaehnaetta; NbinVknJ.. i- -i

Maryland: Sweenev. nt In.

of NewYork; Turoer. cf Geonria: Pha'

TeDne": O'Neall, ot Indiana; Wllkinaon. of I.nniai.n. U7-1 1 .1

i mm. .- 1 rv mtM.vrt 01

lumvuri. Rivers and Harbors E. D. Hendar-

on, oi Illinois: Grosvenor. of flhin-

Bthk er Hie m.aey aad Welch. LOOARSPORT. Deo. 21 J. O. FaiF.

man. an old emnlova nf th Panh.nriu

drew his DaV laat avanin .mAnnij a

t70 After reaehiot home he hong his

v.., ouBtaioing nis wages ana a gold Watoh. On a chair, and want infn . mA.

I loinioc room to wash. Rotnmin. .

! " muutee be found the watoh, money

l , ...

o. reaaerea oa tais oeoasion

"bsrge. Mas N. A. Moo Kg, Suj

luuw in at i OHN80N. secretary.

taiB)ix J.a)veatl.ai. Offiaa Bepnblieaa Coanty Centra CommHtea, Biehmond. Oaeember lt0. f To the Republioans ot Wayne eounty : The Republican State Central Com

mittee have designated Saturday, Janu-

teach ar Jobjbi W. BVea

JohnG. Bennett, aa old aad aj esteemed resident of this eity. who

oeen soreiv a misted for ahnnt

months, passed away as quietly as aa

iani going to sleep about noon to-da l... L Dai a . , .

uiaovi,Q4iooaiaA sirees. xnevil . oeased was a gallant soldier daring eX war ot the rebellion, aad we. for .f0 hoP

mm -w - i aa ml ata n awvnaa rI aflSAsa akl

an yena

what vea aure srettlaar. far

Cremlt Cakcsi aad HTltlte

ajavkee) can me be eeir

tie thia or any ther city

auad cTOanrthlnar fine fa the

i -. -

. w M. j m m mm

I Pctr Ilnsson Tlenaa

ZSakery aad Ororery, eor

ier Alath aad nain aireeie.

tint, between the

rf .Aatington House and Union National

man. had many excellent qualities, ail "ii

generally deploreiL

a two dsn

wuHnn ni was a semi i. -j :n rr: v.

mmmwm w un . i u l mu.iili m.m .

his death will he

He leaves a wife an

Hermann, ot Orecoa; Bowden, ot Vir- r 1890 for the holding ot

ginia; Clark, of Wiaonnain-

of Miohigan; Moffitt, of New York; Lowosend. ot Pennavlyania; Niedriog house, of Miaaonri; Blaoohard, of Lou teiana: Catohinga. of Misaiaaippi; Gib son.ot Maryland; 8tewart, ot Texas;

ri. u """r,B,1'sStOi Aiahama. I fie Speaker also announoed the

appoinrment or xHeaars. Mason. Cogswel Struble. Turner of Georgia snd Wells ot West Virginia tbe committee to inveatigate the ballot box foreery under the Butterworth resolution.

THE CRO.MJV JCRY.

nal Bank and rsesive reward. 191tt

conventions in eaoh eounty of the State,

In purauanoe of this aotion I notify and oall upon the Republioans of Wayne ooanty and all persons desiring to set with the Republican party, to meet in mass convention at the Grand Opera

uoaae in the city ot Richmond at 11

o'olook a.m. on Saturday. January 11. 1890. for the tranaaotion ot the follow

ing busineaa: For the election of delegates to a Diatriot Convention for the purooae ef

selecting a member from this Congr

dsughters. resold Pens and Pencils, a

Gear. Knott k... a FCmIete sfock, at Alclial

. . www wwevw IB1MBD11 VIUUI - .

ooitions mads them for aallina- ont th.it OB K ISrO'aV

OOQntV I worka W nmAwmmA .k - -

resenUtives of aa English syndioatd '3o yonr Bo" Moormann a and endeavoring to buy up all the larraatT . money.

faotoriesm the engine aad thresher il business ia the United States, and have '' been after Gear. Scott At Co.. .mn-.f

others.

Tlie Oriala of tka Diaaaend. The origin of the diamond has been a fruitful topic for speculation among scientists: hence man v mntiuirt

theories have been adranced and ar(med with some show of reason ; but, .after all that has been said and written upon the subiect. we an afa'll tt

prewy mucn in tne dark.

A afateaaeaia ar Ita atellaeraafaa. mmtm Saalle Diesaated with aaM ayatBB.

Alaska, took dogs aad sledgea and went Mirth aaross a trosea sea. Nothing waa

heard oi him lor over a year, and he

was giysa up as lost. He returned, however, and told a wonderlul story ot ladiag a new eountry aeroas ths ioe.

There ha built a hat and remained oa

til she waters trose over again, when he

lowad his way baok to Alaska.

- Bat Captain Lsavitt's story about the discovery is that during tbe eruise ot oa. of the vessels ot the whaling fleet, whieh ventured many miles farther aorth thaa any othsrs a tew years ago, her ofSeers discovered a land that oould

ot be loaad oa any ot the enarts. A

gale drove the vessel along the shore ot tea land, bat th. season was so lets

that the bob did not stop to explore,

desiring to get south as soon as tbe gale

sabsided. These aea held that it was aa aakaowa lead worthy ot exploration.

Oaptaia .Leavitt thinks ths question ot

aa .Baa oolar sea may be aeeounted for.

There are ao ioe drifts south ot Point

Barrow, he says, aad the ioe mast find

aa outlet at soma other place. -

Tea iBBreaaion amonar th. men of the

whaling fleet ot whieh Captain Leavitt's yaatet U a member is that the natives are aot wrong ia their belief that there is lead aorth ot Alaska. The Arctio Oaaan ia tall ot shoals to th. north, and

wreaks are numerous even in the meat

favorable eeasoa. Captain Leavitt is a

mativ. oi this eitv. aad has a huh char

aeter for ability and trustworthiness. Next season h. will oommand on. ot

aha larea ataam Teaaelf ot th. eompany.

He tells interesting stories ot the aovel wiater life ia northern Alaska, aad says that the hardahips are aot so craat as misht be imagiasd. A new

gorerameai lite-saving station established at Poiat Barrow is eapable oi taking sere ef oae hundred men. Cap-

taia Leavitt hopes to see thu region

mors tally explored.

THE B05B0E DOCTEI5E.

the

la th. heaat. Over

line ef Braall Mmr

Seaa1 Te,

WAsnnraTOS. Deo. 21. Th. aotioa

nf the " ttDoa th. resolutioB ot Mr.

Morsjaa aathorixiai the President to MMniu the renublie ot Brasil

au have a very deeided efkci

apea ear foreign relstkas. The reo Miii ia thia instanoe will not be i

ava tnraa act upon the part ot the

ehiet maaistraM of th. United States,

hat. umfaiai to the beet posted diplo

a-ta im WashiagtoB. it will mean that th. Halted gsatee mast maintain the aatoaomy ot the BrasUiaa repabhe in tkMut ef the determination ot the

Baarara tn raa tore the bouse ot Bragaa

u aria otherwise re establish the em

pire of BrasL It the U sited States raaogaiied the Brasiliaa republic." said a promiaeat member ot the diplomatic aorna. last eveaiag. "ths United Sutes

will be sxpeeted to maiataia ths Moa

roe deetriae. aad if that doctrine means aarthiaar it meaas that whea a republio

ia oaee established ia the westers hem

ianhava ao finroneAB Dower cea inter

fare tn aemia briar aboot a monarehy,

Thia view of the situation is thoroughly

reelistd by a number ot the leadiag

Beastort oa both sides; thua it u likely to he a sabjest ot very animated remarks whea the toiat reselution rsaohes the

Hoaee, ii it ever gets there,"

Baxtoxobb, Dee. 21. The fory ia

tlfthat traoapired in the iury room will

be prepared in a day or two," aaid J uror

Bonteoou this morning, and then the

public will know Juat wLat oocurred.

Will tbe statement be signed by tne

twelve lurvmen?"

By eleven, not twelve. U oe ot the

lurvmen I won't say who is now en

eased in getting expreaaions from tne

rest ot the lurora regarding a statement

to the public, r lve, moludicg myaelt.

have already agreed to toe propoaition.

and l snow irom my acqiaiaianoe wun

the reat that they will be pleaaed to give

the pubho toll taots. 1 11 tell you one

thins, and that is I am thoroughly dis

custed with the Iury syatem ot this

State. I hope this oase will stir up suoh

a eommotioa and talk that it will end in

a change ot the law. The fury system

eompelling a unanimity ot opinion on a

oaae is simolv rotten.

Mr. Bonteeou save soms interesting

reminisoenoes ot the Iury ssrvioe. ''The

bailifl kept pretty close to us all the time, but occasionally things happened

that should not have. For instsnoe. I

was allowed to go home and see my wile

several times. Ua one of those oooa

sions a prominent man a very promi

nent man manased to set oloae enough

to me to say, without the bailifl hearing

it: Now do your duty and bang every one of them.' On another oooasion

another friend of one ot the iarora who

got oloae enough said to him: Ityou do

not hang thsm all we 11 give it to you

Now. ot courae, we ought not to have

heard that, but it did not ltnaenoe us

one wav or another: but it gave us an

idea ot the teeliog outside. But it's all

over now."

A sraaaaw Defeaaa aaereelf my Hllllac

Her AaaaJlaat.

Portland. Obxoon, Deo. 21.

Marion P. Martin, aged seventy, aa old

pioneer, was shot and killed yesterday by Mrs. Margaret Taylor, living near Cottage Grove, Lane ooanty. The woman elaimed that daring the absence ot her huaband Martin eame to the house and attempted to assail her. After repeatedly warning him to deaist, and on hia eontinued re total to do so.

Mrs. Taylor shot him in the head, causing instant death. Mrs. Taylor

anrrendered herself to the authorities,

and after a thorough investigation by the eoroner's Iury exonerated the

woman from all blame. Martin was the

father ot grown sons and daughters.

Publie sentiment justifies the killing.

gates to the Republioan State Coa

tUWV.ta,NhlAM W um wauvea.

For the determination ot the manner

of expresaing the ohoice of the Repub

lican of Wayne eounty for a candidate

for Congress in the Sixth Congressional

Diatriot, and the seleotion of delegates to the Congresaional Diatriot Nominating Convention.

For fixing the time and manner of

nominating eandidstes for Judicial, leg

islative and oounty offioea.

For the selection ot a oounty oentral

committee and township and preoinot

committees.

And for the transaction of any and all

other bnaincss whieh may oome before

the convention. The baainess to be transacted at this convention is im

portant, and a large and general at

tendance from all the townahipe ia re-

qieated. John L. Rupx. Chairman Republican County Central

Committee.

Camp SO Held, a Meaat.

-The Me-

CH I C AGO. Deo. 21 Camp 20 held

meeting, which was at once a reunion

and a oclebrsnoo. at Turner Hall ltat night. John F. Beggs presided and was

given an ovation by the assembled mem bere.

The prisoners passed a dreary day in the iaiL O'Sollivaa is suffering from

remorse or diapepaia, or both ; Coughlin ia taciturn and Burke has growa silent

of late.

Mlateter Dea.laa aaa Bay tl BOSTOS. Die. 21 Mr. K. W. Kel

loss, who was connected with the

Thompeoa Houatoa Electric Company,

has just returned from a visit to UaytL

He ssys the publuhed atones that Mtn

iater Douglas u not reeemrg treat

scntwhioa he is entitled to at an cffi?er ot the United States government

are false.

"kmrnm . raa et aval

Lisbon, Dee. 21 The American war

snipe Chicago. Boston. Atlanta and

Yorktowa. composing the squadroa

evolution, have arrived here.

ional diatriot upon the State Central i tboriesre very ingenious and inter-

n -w .. . . auur, IDOUCQ tflt IDHIDDt nf tmith

wuniiut. x or tne selection of dale.

of

meal Batata Traaafera. Wm. A. Bragg and wife to James V.

Gresh, part ot section 2, township 18,

range 12 east; f 1,500.

Hannah Lamb to Uerauw university.

nart ot the northwest quarter of section

32. township, 14, rsnge 1 weat; $1 and

other lawful ooneiderations.

Rebsoca J. Harriman to Andrew

Gaialer and Elizabeth Geisler. part of

the southwest quarter ot seotion 25.

townahiD It. range 1 weat: also part ot

ths southwest quarter of seotion 25,

townahiD 14. range 1 weit: 12 200.

George W. Williams and wile to Ed

ward A. seantland. part ot the soutnwest quarter of aeotioa 28. township 18, nun 13 eaat: $900.

William iv. xoung to oiioaaei uavin.

the southeast quarter ot seotion 18.

townahin 17. range 14 east: f 10.080.

JKdwia F. Del bey and wife to Walter

L. Dalbv. lot 11 ia 8. C Meadeahall's

addition to Riohmond: 1 1.800.

W. T. Noble and wife to John H.

ADDleton. loi 143 ia O. W. Fersuwa's

addition to Richmond: tl.O'JO.

('harlaa N. Street and wife to David

C. Jenoke. lotal5 aad 16 bloek D. M.

ia Mount Auburn, near Riohmond $500,

James J. Black and wits to Alosso

A. Black the east halt ot the southwest

quarter ot section 15. township, 16. range

13 eaat containing ou aeres, love ana

affection.

Michael Gavin and wife to W illiam FL Young, caru of lots 16 aad 17 ia

Jeremiah Cox's addition to Richmond,

10.000.

Jaoob Gets and wife to Catherine

Johnson, part ot lot 24 in J aenb San der's addition to Richmond. t500.

T. F. Whelan and wife to I. fv How

ard k Co., eight feet oflthe east side of

lot 6 and all ot lot 5 in bloek 7 west ot

the river Cambridge City, tl 000. Adam Geisler and wile to Rebecca J

Harriman lot 95 in Haynes addition to

Richmond, fl 1M0

James Sullivan and wife to Harry I. MeGuire lot 475 ia 1 itbeth S Air's

addition to Riohmond, 1750, rave Stathcp.

A subscriber, who keeps a diary, has made a comparison ot the weather of this month with that ot laat year, aad has kindly favored the Palladium with

the result. Daring the present month

to date, the mercury reached the trees

ing poiat bat fire times. During De

cember. 1SSS, tor the same period, it was at free a log or below, fifteen times.

and twentv-three times donna the

month. Daring November, this year,

eating-, tnouch the amnnnt nt tmtH

WOT eDIDOdv mnuni tn Ka nrm.mmt

"ssy mm sjj.ii , gsmr

mwioe aifimona, ana again, xne iiavcolumite, generally regarded ae the matrix, was saturated with petroleum.

whicn, collecting' in nodules, lormeu the gem hy graaual crystallization. Newton believed it to have been a coagulated unctuous substance of vegetable origin, and was sustained in

me ineory dv many eminent pnxiusophers, including Sir D. Brewster, who believed the diamond was once a mass of gum, derived from certain species of

wood, and tnat it subsequently assumed a crystalline form. Dana and

others advanced the opinion that it may have been produced by the slow decomposition of vegetable material, and even from animal matter. Burton,

aays it is younger than gold, and sagvests the possibility that it may still bo in process of formation, with capacity

OI growto. specimens oi ine uiamonu have been found to inclose particles of sold, an evidence, he thinks, that ita formation was more recent than that of the precious metal.

The theory that the diamond waa

formed immediately from carbon by

ine acxion oi iieai is opposeu uv soother maintaining that it could not have been produced in this way, other

wise would have been consumed. Ba the advocates of this view were not quite on their guard against a surprise, for some quick witted opponent baa found bv experiments that the diamond will sustain great heat without combustion. Invention.

Empress Elizabeth, of Austria, is so

affeoted by grist that she hates the sight of human beings aad prays for

death,

Go to Tony Theo hold's for your Christ

mas candy. Huntington House Block.

Gold Peas aad Psaeils. MOORMAKN s.

UelMar Beta.

For Cans. Neckwear aad other furnish

ings at Macks'a.

A. few amre kLap Brnbcai

eheap at Win la a dt ).

Don't forget the Boy's Watoh (new)

aat in at Jenkins'.

Picture and Easels wery

cheap at 2k Icb Olson's Book

Store.

If vou waat a good Cake for your

Christmas Dinner leave your order with

Kieter, the Baker, 908 Main street. 21d3

Fine art novelties ia great

variety or Cnristnaaa, at Ell wood SXorrls efc Co's Book

Store.

Redaeed prices oa Watches at C H.

Haner's, No. 7 North Eighth street.

Handkerchiefs, oae cent

each, up at Is. S3. Jones A

JO'S. ZU-ZI

If it is a turkey g to Buflkia's.

you are looking for. 20d2

Card Tables Dunham's.

at Smith A

The New York 5 aad 10 Ceat Store

receives sew goods daily all useful articles. Remember aothiag higher

iu ceats.

Buck Silk Haadksrshisfs. the mode.

at Jd Deaisoa s. 1824

lis -Amaion" and "U. S. Mail" oi tw.Ktv.fi w. ia a hnv' for the holi

i trade at Adam Dritmeyer's. 21d3

j ' . . , .

improper characters

iwed at srarsx iubk. uo 1 enjoy yonrscli. Open lrdav afternoon and

"-t. 19-3t

1 forget the Boy's Watoh (new)

At Jenkins'.

Chalrn and

ers, ot latest designs, In Jo seph Orinsm's show window..

For all vour Christmas bakery sup-

lies go to the Vienna Model Bakery, 'inest lay-oat in the city.

Irwin Reed A Son will

have their store open every evening in December to display an elegent line ol Carving Knives, Scissors and Skates. 17-5t

sbs. v. - ; I Look . - P- I aaak avaaaaaawaWaWSBBanssSsmUM " . J'

Absolutely Puree (wdar aarrar varies. A Baarvel

Hf .hnuMBMMa.

- ' " - t.. mitun Kiaex aad

oannot be aold la eompetiUoa with tne bbb Utode ol krrr test, abort weight alum or phoe-

aaaw pewaera. oia oaij in eaoa. tXasaaw Fowvaa Go Ma Wail eueet Hew

Tor

C M. HAMILTON,

DENTIST. OYER KICHOLSON'S BOOK STORE,

Fellows' Bulldlag.

Odd aprZ?dw-lT

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESEDT3, Derby Steel Ice Skates, Aeme Steel lee C2xntea, Ladles' Fine Steel lee Skates, Pearl Handle JPeekel IXnlvea, Stag Handle Pocket Knives, Hone Handle Pocket lXnlv-ea, Ivory Handle Po ket Knlres, SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, 4o., ALL AT BOTTOM FIGURES. CALL ON M. O. PRICE, - - - 816 Main St.

Reduced Prices, roa rats Xoitth or UacaMaam. lass, apeelal prises will be made. Kooismber the UoUdaya are eoaaiiig. aad mr otTar exteada over Uwi Uma. - Steelal Sale of Watehea, Ctoeka, Jewelrv, Dta monoa. uptioal Ooola, lKld Speetaalea aad Kye UliKw, Opera OlaaMea, Talewopea. PteUl. Olsaaai. Mil tot Ptatod Table ware aad Moveiaea. ' HaTtac ranted the ream bow oeeapled by Boadel. tbe eloibier.810 Mala atreei, for tbm parpoae of patUoa la laraer rtock. ad In order to ree.lae oa our pMant Un of Uuoda. 4 WIU Make Bpeetal Prioa tor tae Next Tblrty Daya. CH AS. H. HANER Xa.e aTexajral.erw arwill reaove oa or a boat Janaary 1. ISS9, oa. portte eo. H. Knol lniitnnV

ROOFING!

THE MOST RELIABLE BRAND OF

ROOFING!

(SCRAP IRON BOUGHT.)

PLAIN and CORRUGATED, IRON and STEEL. .

Manotactared at and Promptly Shipped Froaa tbe Hew Works of the Cincinnati Corrugating Conpanj.

PKatXJJaV, OHIO.

oetlSlawSm

I'ark Rink open Saturday

afternoon and evening.

is ax

ehiokeos.

Nies

20d2

Soeeial Drioes on

C. a. Haner's.

Burr k ma.

Gold Speetaeles at

aLadiea Oeaks at Smith A

Dunhanis.

The largest oake that was ever baked in this eitv oan be seen in the west win

dow ot the Vienna Model Bakery, cor

ner Eleventh and Mam streets. J lee Mirrors at very low prices at Xicnolaon A Bro's. Oar stock is still fall, and 70a can set almost anvthins von want for a

Christmas present. New York 5 and 10

Cent Store, Lnken a bloek.

AdMltea, m wai at J. M. Williams'

Take the Street Cars and CJo To

advertise apI3-df

Leave orders for your Ckria'mss

Trees with R. H. Fetta. Nice line to

select from. All priees. from 20 cents op. Corner Tenth and Main streets.

Cone to our Book Store to

look for Christmas articles. ELLWOUD MORRIS A CO.

Call at the Candy Kitohen for pare

fresh Candies. 20i4

Toilet Cases very cheap at

Nicholson's Rook Store.

Choice lsyont of eandies, nuts and

fruits for Christmas st M. Arnett's. Give him a ealL 402 North Eis-hth

street. 21d2

Blacklne C

A Dunham's.

at Smith

Candies. Nats. Fruits, nice Isr out for

Christmas, at the Opera Bouse Confec

tionery, Zldz Oh, my! what daisy Tablea and Chairs Joseph Grimm has See them.

Redueed priees oa Watches at C. H.

Uaaer s, no. 7 Worth J&igntn street.

he layout of Plain and

dies at tne rsn

20 2t

sVan

try,

A itood turkey, nieely roasted, makes a splendid Christmas dinner. The roasters, first-class, eaa be found at

Johnson & Woodhurat's. 20J2

Cologne Co's.

Salts at

Tflatt A

tSO-fSt

Clocks at eost.

626 Main street. 2012

Fine Candies,

Thkobold.

to e still nave a trood line

of Reed and Rattan Rockers, Oak Rockers, Indies'

Desks, Rook-eases, Tables, etc. O. OROTnAUS A SOX, wed-fri-tat 533 XZain Street.

'4ai3atmM t

bccMilfMI

The largest and line in the city.

ELLWOUD MORRIS A CO.

de

cheapest

Car load Jswelrv laat received at H.

C. Diekinaon's, 626 Main street. 20d2

Pocket Knives and Scis

sors. R ItlElB X SUA.

Pare fresh home-made Candies, at

wholesale and retail, at the Candy

Kitohen, 912 Main street. 20d4

Diaries for 1890 cheapest

at Xlcholson A Rro.

I i

Where You Will Get the Host For Tour CONEY.

So

Variotioo to Ooloot a (miiuscintrx

Cinrs in fancy boxes, for the holidsy

trade, at Adam Dril meyer's. 21c3

Couches and Red Lounges

at Smith A Dunham's.

IdMllee,

see our plain black Sup eiders and tint

for embroidery at the fcidorado. 18d4

See our Rollday Goods.

JU M JONS A CO.

Of Iatereat m Wonaea. Dr. I. C. Teasnxe, the specialist on North Eighth street, has had many

years ezpenenoe in treating lemaie

troubles, and baa many wonderful euros rixht here at home to his eredit. Con

sultation and examination free at his

office. 15 dwtf. A Turkey and all the necessary trimmings for a Christmas dinner at C II. Chamber's. 20-3t Dr. Allison, the Pharmaeist, has removed to 1514 Msin street, where aa heretofore, he will make a speoialty of the Prescription business and Pure Dram and Medieines. Prescriptions filled aeourately day or night. sep7 dtf.

THS SEA

Hew Vera StarkeS.

Hiv Toma. Dee. 21, Flour City mtn ex.

tra, at o ainsaou extra, aiaaosss

a.

ipernne, aa uM 7S : fine, ai TSa

wmm fo. a reo winter.

; Feb.

ml ved.

ne; Bo.

mm

Handsome Plush, Leather and Brass Gjods. MooEJtaJrif's.

fee. Call .

Our holiday Neckwear at Ei Denieon's 1814

DIASIOlfD CUT STOXE GOODS, Lace Pins, Ear-rings, Scarf Pins and Studs. Solid gold diamond eut-stone JHarrismss 81.SO per pair, at R. rT DIcklnaon'a, SS13 XXalu

20-dtf

067 Dea, SSXe; Jan., 86

corn fo. aoizeo.

mixed. Dec. i3hi- JmlL- 41

Oata Mo. i iiLixea. ean, SSSSHe; No. I

mixed, uw.xjt; jam , zo; jeo JB,m FOTk-BCeia, SlO 73 Lard-Jan , S Zl; Feb., f8 S8 Hotaaa-Sew tsrieane, S5eSe TarpenUne-tfOM Boelit titralned m aood, SI S0O1 25 Batter Weatero creamery lancy.aaxgCTe

uoMM-vnw nas f0.we Ecsa Weaiern, SBo Bacar Cnt loaf and ereahed, 7e; araae tated. Se; moold A, 7e Tallow Prime otty, (Jo3e Bio, lair earaoea, lSge, Chtaata SSarfceS

Oaieaao,Tee SI -est a. ay wnaaa-lan .

T8e; May. fc247te

wre-uat, Jan. uanji mmr, m Oats May, S9is Fork Jan . ae .OASS S2H' May, SS tTt lard-Jaa . SS S7J, ; Mmjjt HI anon noe May. t as

COB. N03TH E AND THIRTEENTH ST.

de7-eatst-wlt

SHOES ARID SLIPPERS!

ESPECIALLY F0B-

HOLIDAY TRADE.

Gents Telret Embroidered Slippers, Fine Telret Embroiderea Slipperi, -' Plnsh Embrsidered Slippers, " Extra Fine Piagh Emb Hlipoers Ladies' Fine YelfetSli open (old cold) -

Ladies' Fine Pi ash Toe Embroidered Ties

50c worth 65c, worth $1.35 worth $1.75 worth: $1.00 worth

$1.85 worth

Ladies' Extra Fine Flexible French Dongola Kid B, 2.50 worth Gents Fine Dress Shoes, - - $i.0J, $3.00; Uand-nade,

75e $1.00 $2.00 $2 60 $1.60 $20 $350 $4.00

A Grand Cat in Priees Until Tnnunry 1st. to Itedaeed toelt. They Hast Go.

718

IT.

The Days Are Shorter Now and the Isong Eveningrs, with Time for Ease and Enjoyment, are at Hand. "Now atlr tbe fire and alone the anattera feat, tet fail tbe enrtalna. wneet tbe aoCa roond.

A nd wbiie tbe bablinc aad loed blaaloa ora

Tbro a ep a ateamy eolamn, and tne cpa

j i caw nu noi lneeniue wait on eaen. Bo let oa welcome peaceful erecdna In." Tired and wearj, msn geeks his home, and when th e coat and hat are taken ctt and pat aray in their plase, and the Shoot laid

asiae, ine

iMT0:Iee. Si 1-1S p. mr-enai Dm. T8e;Jan,;S hay.SSMa cccb Dee, St; iaa,S.M; T-. S Zi9l. fay. 0 Chii Dec SCKe: Jan. Zi: Kay, Por-Ye, w B,JU. (8 174. tfeK, 0J SO; May, SS W t-m Dee,,es W4: JaaS587xS5 9S; reb asO0$5 9S May. as OS KltM-fear.M 75; Jan, M TTj,; Feb, 475; May, S Si taai laaaat SEarkeS. cxwcsweaxz. Dee. II- FTonr SB aas Sf Lard Kettie eneo, ftSJSHe ruafc raarniar, astuosf family, C OoasiOUH Baeoa Hbort clear rtt afdea,SHeX Cora iiaiiTe

Are donned so that ease mj be experiepeed. How eomfcrtable the SLIPPERS reel that hU wife or daughter has provided for hia comfort Christmas has been Ions; obsetredai the partienlar time tor making presents of Slippers, and as thej are a ni ii SMaaiea aaaaaa)aaaAat4taajJ4-aawaaa4 With ns this season we ran giro you better ralne for jonr moner than iter before. For we have a very attractivo line of Gentiemens' Slippers, with patent and colored leather backs, slJk plush vamps, with cheneille raised stitch of handsome colors and patters Please call and examine our ffoodfl. j. will craramm,

Opera Uousc Qhoe Store. COS Ileia CU

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