The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 22, 1896, Page 4

Presents Campbell-Mulvihil: Coal Telephone No, 13 McHenry Coal 210 8, Third Siveap, Pittsburgh and for Everybody, What to bay, where to go, and how} much to pay. poz whole} rere Jon wean eewe"| Metiopolis Clippings for Kincling, HAVE YOUR BAKING DONE nd thoughtful buying on brought together « grest Ak which must be disposed PERSONALS. this store the basis of holiday s¢pplies and see how satis Av THE _ Jas. B. Trail, of Birdsville, is in| KIMBALL HALL N0 4 BROADWAY ls } = | [tems of Interest Relative to the § ‘ 99| Mr. Pete Ely and son, of Benton, | Rai ‘ " » Paine Railroads and Railroad Purchase. Bon fl Bakery, are at the Palmer | y iat } = Mr. J. A. Fry ies, of the Memphis Yeople, You fan find here jall the newest We will dq it. cheaper than division, is in the vity | rarely faves rifts tor tha you can at\home. Mr. D. Jobuson left today for ae al Opposite Palmer Hbuse. aists or dresser—lovely gifts for the \ Clinton to spend the holidays. — | N., ©. AND ST, Ly MILBAGR, Waray t women F ike. ‘ Fresh Bread and kditor W. W. Martin, of Kad Mr. Jas. Haden is the latest addi- . SCOT | H ARDW AR ) : er sab oan a oa en Cakes \ ville, is in the ity rr afte ~ “* et tion to the circular force 5 . 7 i or cominations for 75c and 85c the . eee ee ae | QT ; (amconpos yard Always on hat. Give us your] Supt. McCourt, of the St. Louis! Mr. J. Henry and son, of! ~~ Settee \ This will be sieess BRoaDWay INCORPORATED.) Really elegant black Duchess satin, orders. Goods teljvered to any | division of the 1. C, isin the city | Paris arrived in the city this a. m. ‘ 2 = tke - + PADUCAH, KY, 27 incttes wide, for 75¢ part of the city. today. | Nain Scott is suffering with a (Sten or BIG HAT Handsome brocades at 79e, . Messrs, W. P. “Hill, jr., and 1, | leep set bad cold, but keeps a-grind- ¢ woo a i Frod Greif, users ste: Mac fotos | THE EVENT OF THE HOLIDAYS Satin striped, delicate shades in ® | wday Mr. J. W. Farmer and Mr. E. P. | Wa, Eanes, evening taffettas for 75¢, reduced | seventh and Washington Sts. Mrs. L. C. Dallam, of Henderson, |Phillij#, of Murray, are in the city 1 \ Phone 53, Gro, Lauxmanp, from $4.25, " Jis «guest of Mr. Henry Burnett and | 44y | family. Shipments of live stock are becom Every night FREE TO ALL, ) A Doll agaa: A LOC AL MI <N | ION. Geo. L. Alliston, the enterprising |'"® * big feature in the road's busi-| that enjoy\a high class ‘‘Musi- 4 4 Is going on in our children 8 cor: —-—- merchant and postmaster of Bayou | "*** | eale.’? H sb 4 T ner. Baby eyes snap and girlith) p),ctors prescriptions given prompt] Mills, is in tue city Chiet Clerk J. R. Dorris is quite | ane: beon's full orchestra ) Des wr giad ats gilmpse of our] ..) careful attention and delivered| Mrs, E, W. Smith went down to|Sick and has been confined to his bed | and KIMBALL PIANOS. | ; oll. | pany part of tke chy. Our im sauen is aetaoan 6 seit {Since Sunday | Le > Jointed dolls, with [pretty fa to any part f tke cil i x Dyersburg this afternoon on a visit | 1 Rog mer mense stock enables us to give you| to relatives, | Judge Bill Reed and daughter, , } | 8 0a and curly bale, for 100.) just what the doctor prescribes Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Linck, of {Miso Lulu, were in on the turn|@ Sadorsed by Great Artists , ie Bieque head dolls, that open and Rpanuacecasanhie Warman |¢ 2g ita, Mz Ana Ot ecard thie s, mc om eat hon eatbee Sevetal prominent local pian- shut thei eyes, kid bodips, for 25c.| 1). cists Fifth & Broddway. 22 9t| Vor Sixth, are happy over the ar)" “a rediney, eae | : ist will assist in the progr . ° . Bisqad head’ dolls in| sailor cos. | Druseists Fifth romiay. | rival of a tine air! eA owt naa Open Evenings ak dad wi ee le rane LUMP y bs 10c tumes, far 25¢, Buy papa a razor froni Scott Hard- Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Froile awe in on the morning tram a 8 : rom time to time, Also a quar- Silky-tisired, jointed badied, bisque| ware Co. Prices to sulf your pocket] West Broadway, are parents of stopping at the [New Richmond ; untt Christmas. tette and mandolin club. EGG 7 od ° - 9c head dolls, prettily dressed, for 49¢ | book \ | baby, born last night Mr. John Nance and wife this ’ each, ruc Fay raw Coes, Dr. A. Hi Hudson, who is sitend-|motwing for Whitesboro, ‘Texas, / W. W. KIMBALL CO. NUT ee a ‘ ‘ - Qc A Revelation in The pay train arrived yesterday |! school in Louisville, is back to | *Pe" 1 the he jays with reialives. ’ Wabash Ave., near Jackson St. All a t Old “Ty ” A The pay train atrireoie Centret| spend the holiday | y and children Yom ; $ Handkerchief Selling poles tay an seated \aatt og Miss Ora V. Leigh returned this |Tet’rned home Saturday night jer eeeeeerew e Ou ee nthrac e, 8.25 Ton, This i¢ our prize depar ment, | /.6 this morning : morning from Fraukfort, where ter a long visit to her sister at Bow- . e where all that is newest, best and vhited lor tanta Goan, ling Green, prettiest id displayed, at prices that Dolls at Cost Mr. and Mrs, Robert Arnold, re-| , 2*%e Levy, the hustling ar | will spare your purse, . We will sell dolls tomorrow cost. | clus at Lake Conute, Toman base |ifummer, left'on the turn around ' ' Children’s school ,hanpterchlats Any doll big or little, in/our big} Cited in Mechanicsbe 7 D888) yesterday for Pans and is working ’ ii t printed borders at 25c. the} stock, ll go at cost. i x vat city te Mole! 4 ; He eee ee Wie das, | MOREY Bevel ® 1 Gita |g OY vet pgs ae Manager Holiday Sale. : _ ee : : | & Co., went down to Jackson this af- | ge irittia and Hicks for ian Lek wees and qealll, 6 cents We offer jqu fife bargains in un-| ternoon to spend the holidays. stapled os \— through freight} : « redeemed pledges: Mr. S. Ward, the Posts ‘jo, | today instead of the 122 held in for > ‘ oan. a Mr. S. Ward, the Postal Tele-| soit ropnied . Men's all linen hemstitched hand- FY Miouazt, Je, aph operator, left this morning for|"'SUtTePair® |v ] KJ! Office Cor, Ninth and Harrison. kerchiefs at 15¢ and 194 103 8. 2nd St. |Tivingston, Ky., to spend the holi-| Conductor Bob Austin checked the . . e Ladies’ jinen cambric handker-} yy would mppregiate a nice set y ore peer the numbers on a} - . chiefs, hemstitched, embroidered and] 4+ knives and forks tipm Scott Hard-| ‘Baron’? Alf Rogers, the great, |Ivcatiut hina mee ees oe OF CHICAGO. | real lace eed, for 25c,/ 35¢, 50¢,| are Co. Some handsome selections| only and slim, is back inthe city On| “Geers Gracy and J | LEADING 6bc, to at reasonable prices. | a brief visit to his old friends, He ivers Cross and Johnson will We will stamp initials op a!l linen : is now “hout hin Texhas,”” guard the slumbers of the good and] ictwee: ea 5e 1 ; | : etween a Jersey cow and a litt b handkerchiefs bought before Xmas| Boarding and Rooms for Rent.| 0" 00h U2 make trouble for the bad citizens this |/"t 4°? y For An Easy $have , 4 free of char; Convenient to busindgs } all kinds} Messrs. 3 Molloy, of Eddy- | week on the night shift. etal es ney ba e@ Ask For Them. ree ‘ge. t ; Call ab. 421 North| Ville, and 8. C, Molloy, of Kuttawa | bd Oscar Bol who at one was . of sewing done. all ab 321 North MY Pinbg awa, ) Geo. Knox, an old time ty 4 ponte : Gloves the Third street. are in the city to attend the Demo~ | nist, he nee phi Sane |e compa ! Hair Cut - rtig committee meeting this after-|— 1° iDe was in Memphis yesterday | mor Unce years the log \ bona Gift. hers vers alee eee Oe bac zg mixing wih the boys. George is | has Accom i tha sow t | We ask consideration for our holi-| paired by Warren, 103 S.J Iw} |now on ‘The Mountain, A t utskirts of the city, | N I day line of gloves for men, women . 2 BR nehery: Sra ; hag: vg Heng Elbert Buck, who has been witb a y and coming 1 rn fe ER SHOP O | = E. and children, A genuine amber lem French) th extended trip to Little Hock, Ark" |the switch crew at Jackson, Tenn., wwith her Oscar ‘d / Serviceable!| dog-skia | gloves for bela pipe in Morocygfease is a nice Cues . o Sout baad earn “ees some months, has been relieved there | sth Faia st itn 405 BROADWA a men for 50 cénts. 1, helgprng present pees aiee duciant te Wtidis © Der and is back in train service. ‘ and turns d °* | Nice Bath Rooms in Connecti ' Men's one.diasp kid gloves, in aji/5ee the asscrtment \at VanCula tigi sp Brigades ~ j 5 1¢ would not leave but} in Gonnection, 4 . e }from a hunt and brought back a very ’ oy oars "98 t My , ‘ Py ag ihe’ berry Kinohed bia *r-hgarag ily keg nh uy) fine specimen of otter for which he |*4ipped until after the holidays, his Mee aa ence holiday ran op my Cabinet ‘Foityrats! st the rock bottom Zi poseniyted $1 G0 the pain aie dozen Stutz’s A iy 4 ede offered He killed two but; "ork being suspended for that time oa WI : he we r ye tS) wil flod Iress an Important thing to be price of $2.00 per dozen. The best sts’ ever offered for Misses five-Hook kid gloves at #1 ps ise Was unable to get the other one, | Earl Worick the diamond | will 1 sath take G atasat Rubiren Deere ae tek cuties the money in the city, the pair. Get a doll for the baby tgmorrow. aver on the ancient 1 this a.m. as| Let wee and Gun? pia PO pgs — tc , . . a pai A § oiee rues ‘ oa 4 t and Woe e ea man’s heart has ever been 405% B Cc Sold at cost pric uy ARK. PERS EE. she rolled away on the tie train. | pir es it { her| broken by a badly-brushed hat, I have ‘y Broadway. Umbrellas. ar ; ; Engineer Jas. Spence worked off the | hor "ee linewe 6 ¥ leon oh @ balotane 4 \ cCLEAN. A special ling of supetior styles #* | Front room with hoard. Apply wo|Jedee Sanders Denk” Unt $1 roe J ip ssw P caaaat te pit ngs heed & particular help to these who can’t] Mrs, Jennie Had, Poruer Eighth anc Chunks to Them ngineer Jas. Herring and Tom’ wHo COMMANDS THE FRENCH? uncomfortgble-looking ic a think what to buy for Ciiristmas. fre Englert are back, having been out " . Kerant ae ero Miic toma cneialt H. Atherton, of South Third] the best part of last week on a. tie | C°TP* Commanders and Di \ ee a ee oe ee ' ree L. 'T. Jones, a section fore-| train, but they did : ‘s Wd Equal Rank, Oe eee eee aq with ster! rods for 75c. VanCulit rain, but they did pot get to Nash- Ac te therer possible. Iam not going to tell you dd Harry Showers, a forlorn | vil > the regulations ‘ 9] Congo handles, steel} rod, gloria naneene x : — inte ommander in « what to wear. That is the work of silk umbrellas for 98c, | Sverything in from a} "re fiat kn a oer mee pre | Conductor Austin’s crew, assisted | Fse: But an act passed in 1ss8 | ™Sbter intellects than mine. And . Sterling silver mounted handies, | penny bomb mawnSth cannon} si hee wee grag rig MS | by the sec yaded 142 bales | PPOVides that this hig are the young Indy male imper. - ar oe heavy English gloria silk wubrelias| cracker at VanCulin Bre morning on a charge of being druak. | of cotton ay at Wildersville, "4m In Paris if w war bs rnators of the variety stage to copy THE fLEADING APWELE 8 Atherton has t {z 1 ) T T present the wor a 4 “LLIN, for $1.39 —_———+— herton has been up {zequently |], was destined for St. Louis and | ?%* tua! command will be manecietatac, Codie nears " For Saic on Five Years/Time, | before, aud always goe ue | Nashville by a major general desig mass Hanne Imay, however prove Py hee tas aa She : street, |create a disturbance when he begins |», purpose by the ministey—et pr ayself useful in telling you what not to The Cloak Trade. ; Te ot 8 North Sevg th Reeot, | Gomes 8 ipaarnasien: Hee € Mr. W. H. Russell, former ex-| Gen. Saussier, Well ande cunt | wear. To begin with, there is one rule lamon $ Watch . We propose th have a{ brisk cosh | (cb 502160 feet tp an//alley finest | - : ; | press messenger on the Perryville| officer has no right to pre thea, | YOU should have written on your mir 5 residence property im th¢ city. One-| Judge Sanders advised him to quit ; Fethearwy | rors. It 4 trade thom to-dby until Christmas ‘| ewitence property iy thf city. ace) ee nt wife mgr: PraUCH, When the American had the & to his ideas in f pears | ores Hele thle: rn sg) eno third cash, balance oy f, 2, 3, c ng night ree | Ak hs nine tak 3 | He ‘eaienmand beer thas 0 not dress like a genius, even if you Big pan pepe, Bo ve wil 5 years, with 6 per covt. Will take {F0 to bm. | Atherton replied that ns cP Baking in ideas sm reek Conthas ae | eee FINE JEWELRY AND SPECNAGLES, "| suburban city propertyin part pay-|He never intended to drink another |" ee } rhaps, he diffe i | The average woman has a strong the jacket department for the unifora |" ) 3 i G.C. Ch F ‘haps, he differs materially in | aversio . fof ent. Liberal disdbunt for all|4rep and that he would leave town * vinn, now in ch: warner raton to go out with o gentleman handsome wraps worth twice the a fF caat ton te card face, : ts all the railroad boys to astened upon any one person, |r, % feabion—aubstitutes for them }Cor, Broadway and Third § amount. Also pffer yqu choice of] An elegant sphoMgraph pocket | you are too good'a workman,” re- call, As a tonsorial art. | Further, the highest rank in the Freneb | cmigignnty SMOrt trousers, decollete a PADUCAH, KY any plush cape in our stock for $10 | knife would mak \ suitable present] plied the judge, “and besides you anks above high **C ' peral, There | ranged distal ety 8 from Scort Haxpware Co tell that same tale of woeevery time| Officer Tobe Etter has been con- ns, such asthe | The average woman ie « ailly } —————__—_—_—_—_ Te Holiday Fancies you get before me. $1 and costs.” |fined to his bed for three or four|°°™ anny corps and the | thing, you know, and she woul ’ ~ Pretty lesther belts) with fancy} Don’t forget th it is] Showers said he was en route home| days with lagrippe. He was some’ attes y the division generale: | nat 7Ou looked commonplace and well | Jon t ¢ ° buckles for 15¢, Stutz, Yes, that’ get] to St, Louis to spend Christinas, and | better last night. ‘The boys will all prank with thats | (reamed than that every | newsboy x€U ac Niee biack Coney Muffe at 49¢ | your candies, fruit cakes, {a8 he could offer no excuse for get- | be glad to.see Tobe out again. interiors in command. In times ‘of | with an Inteliecetey crane a walking ns silver knives for 48¢ and] Telephone, 293 “#84 |ting too much, was assessed the} Supt. of Public Schools of Hick-| Pe%e this causes unpleasant jealousy, |" As for the monnctutete th t c e usual amount man county, C. A. Kennedy onq|2'Ting war time it may lead to coniiict |—well, she knoe thoy sn areraee At yourself on Christa hen you 3 All wool serges, avy blue and] Know you fate’ ane, Con-| ‘The other man wasn't in court, |bride (nee! A. pennedy and aud disorder, With eegard to the eo Ske knows thet you're net a aa nn Tee CUREERCS 10 Ont onadly ox 4 a the aaa ‘ ride (nee Miss Stahl, of Clinton, ma | anyhow. You can't fool he the vweab thinas hull acide black, for 25c. sult the reliable stium will !but his fine was the same as the| Ky,,) were passengers in from Paris | owder® of army corps the matter isnot | with freak necktlea and’ doork ob gs which make your teethfache, because you didn’t Bide combs at 54. gad 10c the pair] "main a short-thnd of others. Ah mene ‘aris | so bad, as they are in touch with troops | studs! a Soerane® have them attended to in time t ‘ . Noot pearl shirt wast sets at 2c. | Seventh street > 93 yesterday morning, where they have and leaders under their commands, But | Remember that I am direct! I » save ypu all the pain and annoy~ mes ye een spending the honey moon, how is a al to co ; hn directing your ance. ‘It is neve iy eA Sterling silver scispors at §1 49. sc emrernctiere i | Saney frit be at Jake Bieder- | "1 , be ug the # “pd be : ir w is 8 ge ral to command an army | toings to meet the tastes of the major. 1 . is never too late,’’ so come dn pow and have that decay a ? a Py. 3 8 ‘owpled, b wast Sa ollision oc- he chiefs of foi ny corps | >t wome: ed too! ed and be White and gray fq rogs at $1.89.) 1, jam, Plenty of 5 ladies, |"*" | curred Memp! betteen tan |and some 20 divisions all hold the sare | pe Teme. There ave indies who tooth filled and be ready to eat anytiNag you wa.t with ea Men’ Qe! j y jaclies. in Memphis etween two he same = go riding on tandem bieyeh fi .e pout fear Mee ayins rect ties at 3800 est feaue eeanial doll Ble ieouace: pe atl + switch engines belonging respectively | ™2* 9 himself? Will he be obeyed? | tlemen = be, by o lor the consequences, 4 Bavnitched daalik tomele sho (0% Try the old relighle St. Bernard | to the K.-C. and 1, C, roads 00] ings is pel ean tp etate OF | Nomen love the society of a necktle or < ‘ ce C wes nat, {i | Broadway not far from Main street. | the sonditions of the er ny out | Feat that almost barks . Black coney and gray hair mutfs| Biggist line of frowosA and at] ‘oul and geg the ne st, if you bade pctortly Maegan P avd ae |e conditions of the republic exclude | The ring, watchchaln and bric-a-brae DR C. E. WHITESIDES at $1.00 | lowest prices of any hdugf in the city |the most bury for the money, St. ceashdbeabie anisaaae 8 | the possibility of suitable reforms, If | habit ts popular with young ladies who ~ Leather 8 and purses] at VanCulin Bros, "| Bernard Coal (o., incorporated, |°ONeST*Y Camagec. any general were given an extra feather | stand on the other side of the foot. sa ifete, te edad eat po - a, Frank Dankin, the night yard! for his bat or an extra star on theeollar | lights and have a taste for pace Btarling silver moypted purses 49c Fireworks! freworkh)! at VanCu- ine Ete j felephone NO.8, | master at Memphis, came in on 103 |” pattie might use hisnew authority | that glitters even if it isn’t 18 carat 3 lin Bros. * Nast night to see his family. Mrs, npstan) oe public, On the other hand, | My this class of lady you may be loved % , Buy me one of \tlg& air guos ot|Dunkin will bot move to Memphis the bun red or so of division generals | for your scarfpln, but w large percent Mexieah om W, 95 and 800] gon! Heeperaan ¢ M fos some teal gat Aten ee ee h other in check, Yet, the re- | "fe of the weaker sex prefer tu do all My ge ote omy nk Col | oF some eats 8s sponsible heads of the army fear that | the glittering that Is to be done them. 5 Co's. ’ T as if Memphis agrees with him, | Serious difficulties will arise in case of | *¢lves.—N. Y, World. . rs See Biederman Va of toys,| Engineer Joe Habacker, of the} amd the present minister of war —————_—_ *058 ee Specie Doll Sale 307 on the lower end local, and Ben |he# drawn up & bill for the mitigation | yy,,1,, “ince conyrre, wecelPts, ‘ hen we advertise to dda certain] ‘yay | Rodgers, of the 806 on this end, |°f the evil. He suggests the appoint- seen making 9 professional il | §, | wns ih fo no fabs, ‘end. Fehon wal Get the best, Bt, Befmard Coal, | Soer, Ee Se ce ee re ment of @ responsible council of war |" round the world, Mme, Trebelli promise to sell dolls at Cat, we will| St. Bernard 8 ‘oke, Pitts-| the holidays, It be 24. (And the creation of a new rank, that of fo sing ot © soncers af the | agcordig? etenedpday. “Bei ihe . 2 the holidays, must be that Pa-|army general.” Twenty-five of the | ‘*t¥ islands for a third of theevenin AIT ce thes, Tome we wl sell all burgh Coal and Adthracite Coal daca holds some strong attraction | division generals are to be raised to it, twee She was rathter surprised, lfrom the St. Berna Coal Co. ‘or Joe, and they must be chosen from the offi- hove igh not displeased, with her share. br ageat: New Windows. { : | ‘Trainmaster Joe Rork and Con- |e Who already set as army command. | {then counted over it consleted of 20 pi \ ers and army inspectors. 40 turkeys, 95 chickens, 8,000 cocoanuts Town Marshal Lynn Will Remain | incorporated, | The uew methodist memorial win- in Jal. | dows for the Sunday school r {1 P u ‘ er dows for the Sunday school room ar-| Telephone No. 8. a1 0 join a party of hunters down! ,, 9, oranges and lemens.—( “ Town Marshal Phil Lynn, of|rived today and are being putin| , N about Hatehie river. Judging from|tnecrentece wine owed to Pass | guirer mean aenen ie Brookiya, wes yesterday tried for| pla Hands Up |the hunting outfit and dogs they took Lsccialinde enlee ® pew and dednar eed | Sian bail at Mound City, and it was re-| Why not give ber ea Dédian basket Halt! 10, 13 5 , 40 and | #ong the price of game wi.l take a) Billot ts preparing for a coupd'etat. On A young man ewployed im 0 ae fused him. Lynn is charged with! rae eset 50 cents are thy Arrice Stuts’s | tumble in the markets the other hand, the military press points | ‘Wn wholesale house b ple ypc Drodet ith |for her gloves, handerchiefs, and | t on BStutz’s |!" ; he other hand, th Y press poin house has @ mast ech murdering Milas Bradshaw ast ee eee oe eecen orginal designs at | ost elegant array of Xmas candies, | Texas excursion travel is heavy | ° hat it would be much better to give | 0n Way of affirming a fact that b summer, P u and they are purdand delicious, | just now, Six sections of the through | {@ ture commanders of armies a brought into question. If anyone ex % " Scor? Hanpways Coy 3 f Little Rock & M 8" ‘higher hierarchic position and to en- | Presses the slightest doubt Ww. Li ‘ . ‘ |mail train over Little Rock & Mem- | ,)). cae | bi doubt as to the Do not forget that J J ong & | PS Gg eee : ee ee ee ae ble them to exercise some power over | truth of any statement he immediately Bro’s new furniture, sre, 203 and! hil fe | & mixgl and plain | F phis today, | the troops they are to lead in time of | Pfings conviction by aaseverating, > 205 South Third stregf, will sell you! For the’ beMaaad cheapest groceries . 2) at oaded dowugmith residents of the| war, But the military authorities un- | “Hope to lose my right bead it it furniture cheaper thap any house in| i the city, try\yim and be convinced. | Sunset Stat ning to spend the tand that, if 25 comuffanders are | #n't true.” the city on long easy Apyments. tf] Best gem coffe, five pounds fo mies ‘ole heal:hy | Bolidays au scenes of their | raised to « higher rank the present ditt ‘The other day a friend asked him into lone dollar, on + impossible tc ‘| childbood’s days? culty in the appointment of chiefs is at | ® *8l0on to have @ drink, Call on B, Mi |, Je., forele- ) Best granulat sugar twenty! cieerful or useful whed one is suffer Au old time hurricane dec | least narrowed down. More radical re Thanks, old man,” he replied: “I've gant watches and jeyelry at one-half {pounds for one doll ing frome disomfurthhy cold or a | *peaking of the difference in the sise| ‘Orme Would be likely to meet with stilt | hopped, @rinkiang, 3 take © cigar, tthe regular price. 19d4 Flour from $8.76 Yo $5.95 por|nesty little cough, djs wonderful (Of freight cars used now a-days and| Supe Gee Dillan hen tene er epoaltion e a naa ' i , his, ghey ‘ ) | which Gen, Billot has formulated with f Aa ee rl. a 4 that people will go on} from day to |“ little old 1600 pounds capacity | the assistance of his civilian fe ins in S a b & ivilian fellow min | “Por | ¥ by While ome eee Be bare Buy your Obrleguas furviture and | day suffering from thfe distressing | boxes of twentyelive years ago, rep-| Isters.—Berlin Rundschau, “Don't try to tell me that.” * 6t. | pictures at Gleave & Sons’, disorders when relief iMso easily ob- |Teseuted it thusly; “Then we had | ees Well, I have, Hope to lone my right . . ; tained. Dr. Bell’s Pind Tar Honey | box ears; now we pull warehouses,” ADVICE TO MEN, sver take another drink,” . g fs fine\ disp of Xmas] cures cou hs aud colds all deserip- | aud it does look that wa, Don't Wear Long Hair and oa Als of 0 ewingtang doore of the sa, su Gad the See State’ "i desorip- Hh. loon came together at that moment and the on Sold by , fruits and ren? es—don't buy/ tious, It is swift aud sur . 4 all druggists, * ae eS * The Best on the-Marke . eine for Ail Concert One week, beginniog Tuesday even- ing, Dec. 8, 1896; at 6:30 o'clock, at t. Pittsburgh Cok RAILROAD RUMBLINGS, Fancy Baskets! We have received « large lot of Baskews of every deserip- tion. Come early and make your selectidn, ‘They are going very fast. We are headquarters for luctor Atwood left on 104 this a. 01 4 Mm. | Tt ta, however, doubtful thateven this | #84 82 immense quantity of bananas, Ey ‘y day in jpe yards can be otrange exh ition of effection * pearly amputated four of his finger. Five minutes later be waa In secking to win the affection and friendship of women, dear boys, you ‘ Watch cleaned and new main Spri each and best selected HOLIDAY GOODS con- , Watches, Silverware, ' Bronzes, Noveliies &e. in the Sify, and bis prices please everybody call and vee for younale JNO, J. BLEICH, « 223 BROADWAY)