WAHD LIST. Prcinl'inm awir.lel t 1 lie tlilitr-s'Tontli bimiihI Kmr if t tin lolti'ir" t.nn-iiv Atrri cull -11 nl S'rWit, lieM at l)ltxinbnig, O.V. ). IS, IS s,ml 17, CLASS I- tahhiaoi at tintT nairnnr BUISHa, BARKS AMD IIII.TS. Bloo.lp 1 'tallinn owt I fears, W in II. llrtzli tow .foooiid. J. M. Iltinkln no Btallum oneil in Col. Cn. over 4 yruis, r. V. Hs-ntich on Pecnn.l, C. K Cot f to Stallion ownvil In Oil. l a, Imtwei-n 4 ami 4 yi-ars, Ptnlth A Mcllenry S 00 Bnxl miire ii'l n . W. c. Kichs.it... (Ki Sfcon.1. K. P. Klsncr 3 CO Sl.at- or uel'l g betw cn i ami K yr ., Wm. J. IIMIny 4 f0 gecoml, A. J. Crswfonl i to colt between 1 mn.l f rears, fcliuur IHIMIIIC .1 01 Colt umler 19 months. . A. Hour! i ... ltd Pair cam ge bones or ioar-. A. C. Cre.iv S 0) Secoml, A'rdny I owman I 10 blnlo carriage horsa or roara, Philip Crer 1 On Bpoonil. Henry Ijiztma t (0 1'air mat' h colts miller 4 ar, J. U. Warner 4 00 Secoml, A. P. Sihai rets 00 CLASS 1L iisatt dbi;obt loiii aim AID COLTS. Blrxxl&fl stallion over 4 j-eara. J K. Meslny 10 00 Secon.l, l C. I'atsel BUD 6tal Ion nwnl In Cot . Co. over 4 rrs, I J. Thorn 100 Stallion owne.1 In CO) Co between I ami 4 years, Barnaul il. Kuorr A Co. A 00 econ.l. It. H. Aten Hrood mre witb foal P. P. Uebun Uu Male or g-olillnu between Sana I yr., A. C. Creasy 4 00 Colt between I and i yars, Klislia HsKenliucb t 00 Coll uii.ier in months, CUts. k. Uaen. bucb 3 0) Two borse team, K. H. LIltlB. 4 10 Two-mule team, K. It. Lllll 4 to CLASS III. bloodbd cattlb. ocaaaM oa shobt boss so. Bull orer 1 years t. XT. Boone in 00 Skcoml, Wm. J. ilidlay Iw Cow, kills Kintrrosn lu 0U Hetfur under years, f. M . Boone 4 OU hols tsis rassiAS oa ditch bbltsd. Bull orer J year., J K. Br sen 10 Oil Secoml, Miner Nagle 5 Oi Cow, k. li. Little. lo ou Hei er uoilor S yea-s. iilne.r .Nagle 4 11 , Brcond, I. IS. Ilrelecii t 0 Calf unUcr li monlUs, K. il. Li. lie i CO HBttsroao. Bull orer 1 years Abralia-n Kline in on Cow. Abraham Kline 10 10 Call under 1 inontbs. Abraham kl.na 1 w CLASS . V BLOODsn cattls. m jibsitb. Bull overt yoars II W. Hess 10 00 Becond. W. C. Klehnrt. t 01 Cow. Willie II. Wel.l in 00 Second, li W.Hvss i 10 Helfor under J yeais, H. W Hess 4 0i beeoml. II. W. Ile-n s oj Calf under li months. 11. W. Mum .... i CO CLASS V. CROSSES OB OBADBS Of CLASS 111, Bnll overt yea's, Wm. II. Hess 8 00 Cow, k. li. Little e i.i Second.JohnCole11.nl 400 Htlfur under 1 years. O. A. 11 rim in.. 4 w f econd. Win. li. Ileus i mi Calf under 12 months. M P. Uowuiun. it (0 Second, A In a in kilne 1 ui CLASS VI onADsa on caowaa or class it. Bull overt years, U. J. Mllier ft 00 Cow, P. C. kyer , n 10 Second, W. c Klcbart. 4 ou lleiter under years. H. W. ileus 4 00 ftecond, J. 8. lianenburb J 10 CLASS VIL BATIVBOATILK. i'ov. Tlarry Shaffer 8 0' Second, John W. Miller uu fecial raizta. Best herd oomposed of 1 ball and not leas than 4 nor morn than 10 cows or heifers. 4 of which shall be over iyeaisold, comprising any or all of the breeds in class , K H. l.lttlo 3U 00 sesv nero comrMised 01 mine mr above, coinnrisii'K anv or all of the breeda in class 4, 11. W. Hess go on CLASS VIIL-shssp. SHORT WOOLS, Pair buck and ewe, J. S. Ilairenbuch.. I 00 Second, K. P. HaKenb-ch 40a jx nreep (common), Menry Uelh. miller 4 to MIDDLB WOOLS. rair dock and ewe, M r. Bowman 0 00 Second, ii. B. M. Mciienry 4 ou LamlM, 6 or u ore, L II. Ikeler n ou Becond, G. U. M. sic Henry 3 ou LOC) WOOLS. fair buck ana ewe, Aa IKilly 00 Becond, kllsha llaenbuch 3 HQ Lambs, or more K lsha Hagiiibuch.. S '0 fair lawos, tiarry uiemer 3 0 CLASS IX -swibb. Jers-y red sow, J. 8. Haenbuch ft 00 Berkahlie boar Clinton il. Herring .... Sou Second, Samuel Hldlay 3 t jcraanirw sow, l,unum K. Memott.... On roiann cnina sow, b. 11. l-li tie a u, Chester while br, Samuel liidlay... 8 0) dwii r . . Dinni.,,, g oil coexur wniio sow, Samuel liidlay .... 00 Second r. W. Boone 3 00 Litter of plus. P. W. Iloona A uu Second Henry Uote 300 Di.ASS X. rocLrnr abd rrr s-iock cbkkbbs. w iiite legnorns J. J. Bryden Jr. 101 urown ,ioiin ii sterner 1 t. second nenry Hole M Plymouth roclcr. Willie It. Webb 00 Second John D. Sterner so Hon and eblcks.Chas. P. Hagenbnch'.. &u uuiuen pencneu uauiDurgs, 11. A, Uoy. ler 1 os oi:ver pauoueu aamouiKS, il A. iMy lor 1(0 Silver spangled bamburg H, A. Bey 1 ou ler 1 mi Second Cbas. Tursel 50 Wbito bainbnxgs H. A. Beyler loo Black 1 00 rolnorcas t. C. Kyer 1 mj Bon" cochins, Klmer Haarenbnch 1 011 vara ormnmaa, s, r. uagenbucb 1 00 second chas. skeer n xtominique games, it. w. Barton loo Second Prank Kdgar jo Ind an rame, N, W Barton 00 ii. B. Bed Karnes. Prank Edgar 1 uu Second Mrs C. H. Oul jy Display B. B. itd games, airs. C. 11. Obi 1 no Black names. Prank Kdicar M White pile faniM, Prank kdgar 1 ou Common, Susie M, liiver so Black B. Red game baL terns, Tailor Brittain 1 ou Black li glioma, J. i. Biy,Bn Jr. mi Houdans, Philip t. Summers 1 0U While crtslod polish. Philip K. Sum mers j 01 Display houdans, .1. J. Biydeu Jr 1 .11 " whlio leghorns. S. C Creasy.. t uu CHtckis. Plymoulli rocks. John D. Sterner 0) Silver spangled liambiugs 11. a. Key. lei j (o Black liambunrs, II A Iteyler 1 uu lluir Cochins, timer liacnbueh 1 ou II. B. Ked game baiitoins, John I). Sterner... 100 Second WIUIh II. Ve!,l, , 4,, White leijhurnit. Prank Kdgar . 1 (41 Second J. J. Hrvdeu Jr so Silver Wyamlot'es Prank Kdgnr 1 10 Second Keulten lien 5(J (iiner red Raines, Prank fcilgar I 01 li. II. Ked pitm-s . 1 01 Second c K W.lllvnr Shawneck auiiit, in. slarr 1 uu illark leghorn, J J Urtdvnjr. 1 ou iioui'an j pi, Common liantem. Ifairr fliafer 1 mi Irish inutr games Pruio'Kdar 1 011 Brown red gam s. Isaiah Ulger 1 14 Second Tbos. tiorrey au PUCKS. Pekln. Minor Nagls 1 on Becond H. J. Wilier ,Vj Ciesled white Kllsha tlngenbueli 1 ot UlltE, Native, Vni. J. Hldlay 1 no Second Henry ilote TolouMe, Samuel iinllay 1 Second Ellis It nifi'Osu j,, Shoiiiiul. Henry Helg, miller 1 ui Brown Chiueee, klUha Hagunbuoii.... j ou TUBKBVS Bronze fliiKln. J. P. rreas i Second 8. C. Crt-BKy Native, Henry Bote 1 l0 Turkey heo and chicks, Clara, Vander. slice v. 'econd Klmer llsgenhucdi ' Hue Turkeys, p. t. liagunbucb 1 iai econd 8. C. Crensy i7 ironan turkeyi H J. Miller ' 1 ,u 'r. red luri eys, Tbos- Uorrey a FBT STOCK. IsplBT phreons Chas Sterling 00 Stooict Willie B. Webb j JJ White owl, A. W. S. yl-ert so lr. lub'-lls. 'll!e II. c''b 1 10 ' coiid Her cc Ithie so (iny .-lirtl A. Z. Z-H ' ft ;o lima dove .lo, pii iaehner mi .cond I' s K it- man f, ft. pea Pcwi., 11. siohner 1 c !)! chicks. Ao Tr. yellow tumbler p!gconi Harry Si ntr-r An Pr. carrier id eons. Jemi Hldlay... .. W) " red fq jfrte , Ull ehulls so CLASS XI -oBAiK sens aso noes, ."0Hs rcller process wheal flier, Wes ley Mow nun 1 m Secnn ' llaiton Mill Co,. )yj ItncK wheat flour. Itnrton MiiICo 1 m econd, V cslev Bowiikh , so U''0. clover seid. A. J. Z -Isloft 1 fo Second "miiiu l llhtlav An Mu'taid sevd, Airs livij Killer I K I sli I B Sdverhollbockwhelt.il. J. Ill Her... r Jspine-i A. J. C'nf'it. .0 Mitnoutb Clover seed, A.J. Z-.dsloil An AUnck fo Timotl y wwl, .1. S. HHgonbncli 1 o e-ond. satn'l Hldlay fo llye, II. J. Miller ou .-econd. A. J CrawforJ.... s Oa!s. KI1I1 Klngrn. 23 Pstly IKennsa rats. H. J. Mlllrr j' Second, atla-shtnnan w Yellow MelKlnn onts. Ilemy Hnte so Clyd-.-sdalu . ls.itah utirer it Ked beurded whoa , A. I. Zilnlt ... . I AO Ketlsmooib wheal, Henty Bote 1 ftl Second, W. C. K:ch:trv ; Slastur wi.lte chair wheat, W. C. Eichart 15) Pnlts a heat, W. C. Klchart. 1 V e o d, li. J. Miller ;j Whi e wheat, II. J. Ml ter Ai Fulos'ter " j . nil, Henry IVIghmltler j Au.trul:a wh.-at, H. J. Miller et Knckv Mountain wheat . 4. Miller.. KT kel cob gourd corn, At Dei y 1 en Second, J. P. Ini.l so KlglH-rowed yellow corn, Kills King- romi o Second, Kllsha Haenb..cb ft Sweet corn, W. K. Tobbs. Ao Second, Chas. K. Havenbui h M Pierce Columbia 10. n, Andrew Crev. eling AI White cob gourd corn, W. c. Hiuhart einokeoorn Kimh. Haentmcb i leal er corn K C. Cleaver ;s Pop sorn. Mrs. W. 4. K-ller ii Second, Susie Crevehng it Kice pop corn. Mr. uso 1 C e sy.... to Urng.m pop com. Plora Menscb to Uohlen uiil. L, k. K. Lvidj. . Itrooui oorn. tu Second, II. I. Miller t Imxen stalks oorn, t. ,. Cleaver 2S Sagarcune. K. E. Davidson -.3 CLASS XIL vsnBTABLts. rOTATOSS. Knrly I'IIm Kris kliwrfe 1 no cjuean of N(w. I-uttah Glger i in c nd. Andrew CifVe ln Au White Seedling. Philip IlirrU. 1 01 Sicoiid Andrew Crovuling ftl Saeel, J. H. Cruveltng 01 Matumoth Pea I. I. B. lkei r 1 uu Second, W. c. Kir lis. t a) V.cior, II. J. Vlil.cr 1 10 Second. W. c. Htchart Au llreece's Proline. A. J. Zelsloft 1 mi second, Mrs. A. J. Mm. &,i Morning star. H. J. Ml. ler 1 uu Second He'ilwii Hma. Au Burhnnk 1). P. W't ls 1 ui Second. Thos. Hlcmy AO Karly Ohio Sain l Hldlay. . 1 10 Chants Kowning. lsa ah Uuer 1 uu Katly New Zealand, " " 1 ou Bed Dakota, " ig Second, II J. Mtllor 51 fcmplte State Isaiah tiiger 1 uu Second, Mrs. A. J Mans Ao Peerless, lHalnh Utger , 1 u Second, 1. II Ike er fti Beauty of Hebron, .Mr-. A J. Maus.... 1 ui Second, II. J. Ml ler So Karly King Prolific. Mrs. A. J. Maus.. 1 t Late Rose, 1. B. Ikeler. 1 uu Cjueenof lieiaml M. L, Keller 1 uo second, II. J. Miller Au Gove, nor Ko. H. J. Miller. 1 uu No.lhcrn Spy, J. H. Crevcling. 7i OTBBB VBOBfABiBI. Polo beans, Mrs. B. Kitchen AO Caroiiua beans, Mrs. A. J. Maus Au Soup heans. Mis. U. Kitrnen SO Bmtei lieau-, Mrs. luatab hline it Pi re beans. Aim II .genbuch to Marrowfat bea s Co a ilaetibuch.... 0 Lima lNana,Mis. Allen J. nhelliaioiner Ml Spotted lima, beans, Alice llagenbuun. 50 Variety of b ana, Mia J. L. Willtami. 1 i0 lieeueans, to t lower beans, Kmtna Vance :o Kidney uoan, Tilileo Wel-s (u Golden bt-ans, Jo n W.K'lmer M Japanese beana, Minnie Hldlay AO Calabash s. Uellk Shu i an...... , labbago, rliis Kingnwe. Ao Colorado ground chert lea, Mr. .Moirj Uemoti ro Cucumlers. Thna. G union Si Citrons l. K. Gelslnger uO Carrou. W. B. 'J ubba M Bevlt, Mrs. A. J. Mau AO Kgg planu. Asa Daily m Caulitiowers. Mis. A. J. Ma is tS Bitter bashes, Mrs. Mary Uuruea TS Unions Jacob Dleffoiibacb i Unions, display. W. c. Mryiole.... ... .4) Winter beets, ilemy Lastru :o Half puck to atoua Philip Harris..... Ai Parsnips, . W. SiybuiL fo Union sets, tl Patty Pan s-jaasti.C'lias. K Haeubuob 50 Long Neck qaa-n, H. J. Mi ler 1 10 Second, Mrs. f. U. SweiM-nhelaer .... Ao Sweet potato xiuasli, Mrs. Moore h 1110IL io Tellow Plpj lit siiuasb, W. K. Tu lbs.. Kggsiiu.sli, Au Ked table squ ish, 100 Purple " " ,1 Valparlso Ell .Masleman M Winter j yj Californ'a " Thos. Gun ton Ai Marble Head- AO Purple pie " W. R, Tub s Al PumpRliis Geo. W. Beagle 1 01 Second, J. S. Meu cb. ho Sweet pumpkins. U. r. Mourey 1 mi Second, w. k. Tubbs AO Mammoth pumpkin. Thos. Guutou.... 6.1 Cheese ,,,, j co Parsley, Mrs. B. II. Johnson a Peppeia, Wm. sterriisoti a-i Peppers, upright sulk, A. W. Seybert. S3 Peppeis, uiangoe. " so Buubagas. Mrs. il. It. Ge'slnger 10 Meat egg gouid, Anr-a li. Uaginbucb.. So Cheater hups. Cbas. K. Hagcubuoli tu Peok hois, Mrs. K. Kitchen to Horse ranich root, Mrs. BpJ. KIs ler.. S3 Kadish, Thos. Uunton 4A T'jruips, W. B. Tubbs AO Waui melons, Mrs. ii, tt. Geisiuger.... 1 10 Sec md, . P. Kisner 60 Mangle wort lie, W. R. Tuobs bO Muskuieinns. E. P. Kisner tA Calabash tomatoes, Mrs. L. A. Young. 2 Bed egg tomatoes, ' IS ' lyslei olunu M it A. J. Maus VS Peas. Mrs. Isaiah Kline -il Andalusia beans, John Vt. Kramer.. .. S CLASS XIII roriT. AFFLBS Fsllswalter, J 8 Mensch. Si Seoond, II J Miller a Smoke House, J E WelUver Au becond A J Zieeloft -JJ K I G mulling, kills iimgioao... Au Second, Asa Dtulj ii Golden l'i pens. Kill llini(roo , u Second, tils Wilson Cieasey i Noitbern Spy, Piilllli) lianls (0 Second, A J Crawford it Twenty s J S Mensch so Seoond, Kills Ktngrose as Ir 11 CIhiI, Chun K llugenbucu swuit I'liipen j Poun Clias K I ngeiihuck '.S Grindstone. A J Zienlim. Au Sec n.i, Cbas K Hagenbuon,,. Kngllsh Kambo, J b Mench Au becond. Tho Uunton a Kluif of '1 110C0, A J Ziittlnft.,.', AO Second, ' emon H Cievi li.K Yoik imperial, Philip Harris Bo !ecomi, J L William HI Sweet U unset . I i, Wildatus Doctor, Mrs J I. W'llliuiii iJ Duchess tl Ubdeuburg Mis J u Wil- l.ami fn Wagner Mis J L Williams V0 Summer Cjueen, Mrs J L, Williuuu..., VA ltn.nl win, a J Crawford An Second, J K Weill ver iA Bellrlower, John W Kiainur Ai Second, K P Kisner KB r ail lluinlio. Mrs W II Ye! tor alden Blusn, A J -Islolt js Golden Uusset, A J Cruwlord to Serond, Sainuul Hldlay tS Winter Uamt o, A J Crawford iiS Vandavere. A J Crawford it Bed Crab, J S Mensch AO second. Mrs BunJ K luier...... Poster Sweet, 11 J Miller vA Spl senbergur, J K Wellivur 10 Second. John W Kramer 2J Sweet Winter Thos Guidon 4A Buiijamite. K P Kisner '.'A HubneidHons nou Such Philip Harris. !M S.illis Cider vs Koxbury Uusset, Mrs J K Wilson Au Seeoud, Philip Harris -.S Uidao pippin, Philip Harris t I Miiliich, Henry Koto A COMTINl'SD ON rAOS THHgKO , T" A Ctnestlesi of !rv, "Have you got any Dor ve?"1 ftsko.1 niy frieu l SiiiipsDn, as we halted before a saloon in Toughville, Mont. "What if 1 haven't ?" I answered-eva ively. "I n-iked for Information. Yo'i'n? a tranfer here, you know, and you il n't tuck your pants in your boots, or t.-vlk about your private graveyard, or any thing like that, and as I've got to go in hero and interview the proprietor I won't take you along unless your nervo will stand it" "Oo in," I answered laconically. We entered 41 long, low ceiled roou with a bur at one end. .Several cnr.l ta bles were scattered about at which gen tlemen of rather unsavory ftppear.inro and reckleM manners were playing. While my friend wan transacting hU busine with the proprietor I drew a chair into a comer aud tried to appear per fectly at home. Taking a cigar from my pocket I calmly placed it between ray lipa and lighted it, when whiz! it was knocked clear out of my mouth by a pistol ball. I never so much a winked an eye! I did not even turn to see who had done the firing, but, with the greatest coolness, I drew another cigar from my pocket and lighted it I leaned back in my chair and smoked with extreme nonchalance I don't think I hare erer. before or since, been so utterly and so hopelessly nonchalant as upon the occasion set forth. As I smoked, the ashes naturally accum ulated upon the end of my weed and I was just thinking of knocking them off when that unknown friend with his con venient pistol performed the service for trie. Every one in the saloon was looking in my direction, but I did not show the barest tip of a white feather. I puffed away, with head thrown back, and a dreamy, contented expression on my face that I would have tried in Tain to pro duce under ordinary circumstance. Again the ashes accumulated, and again that timely bullet removed them. At this stage I found myself wondering how I was going to keep my nerve when that cigar had burned down to a mere stump and my friend's marksmanship would lie required to pick it out from be tween my teeth. But I was equal to the emergency, and when my cheroot was two-tliirds gone I held it between my thumb and forefinger while the unknown shot it out with a skill that watt remarkable. Then I duntod my hands, brushed the ashes from my clothes, and joiued my friend at the door. Before we could leave the room, how ever, a man in a blue shirt and buckskin leggins, carrying a six shooter in his hand, approached and embraced inc. "Say, pard, dern my pictur If I hain't clean gone on yer nerve. Here's a buck eye that I've carried ever since I broke jail in Ohio en come out hyer. Take it en wear it in yer pants pocket fer tho sake of Vermillion Pete, the all 'round terror of Bitter Creek. An', pard?" "Well?" "Say, I want yer to stand up there in the cot uer en let me shoot a dimo off yer nose 7-" "Come on here," said my friend Simp son, as he yanked me through the door by the tail of my coat, without giving me time to frame a reply. But I was glad he did it A dime isn't very thick, and then Vermillion Pete might have missed it. Illtat for aa Artist. There was a decoration on a lnncheon table ono day last week that was not or dered from florist or caterer. An up town woman, entertaining a half dozen friends, liad herself seen to the laying of the table early in the forenoon and closed and darkened the dining mom till luncheon should be served. A few min utes before that time she left the parlor and ran down stairs for a final inspection. " Bring the clams in, " she said to the maid. "I will open the room and luncheon can be served at once," and she hurried into the apartment, raising the shades and ojiening the blinds. Apd then she stopped and said "Oh !" for there at the daintily laid table, his little High t-liair drawn up to its occasional place by her cover, sat her 8 year old boy sound asleep, bis brown haired head almost touching the cloth, and one moist, pudgy hand resting fairly on iU immacu late, whiteness, and clasping between the limp lingers a red rose which he had evi dently admired and pulled from the cen ter piece, as its trailing way was clearly marked across the table. It was a critical moment for the mother. "If I take him up," she thought quickly, "the traces of his presence will bo distiguringly there, and it is too late to relay the table. "I'll leave him just as he id ; they are all mothers ujistairs. and will see the picture he makes before they see the print of his fingers on niy cloth." And the clams were put on, and the luncheon was announced, and Master Arthur was a very much sur prised boy whon he was awakened a few minutes Liter by a rain of wilt kisses from a lievy of admiring women. N York Times. "There's Many a Slip 'Twist the Cup and the Lip." Ancteui, king of the Leleges in Same: (an ihlttud in the Grecian Archipelago planted a vineyard ; and so lioavily did he oppress his slaves, that oue of them, it is said, prophesied to him that he would never live to taste tha wine there of. When the wine was made, he sent for his slave and said: "What do you think of your prophecy now?" The shtve made answer: "There's many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip. " Tito words were scarcely uttered when Ancfeus was i of or mod that a wild hour had broken into his vineyard, uuj was luyiug it waste. Anra-us, setting down the cup untasted, hasteuo I to attack and drive out the boar ; but he was killed in tlio en counter, Ro Word sWasteil. The tombstone man elevated his eye brows inquiringly. The doctor, w.m had just come from the fine house round the corner, shook his head decikdly and passed ou, Chicago Tribune. HEATING I HORSE Dlankets Nearly every pattern of a Horse Blanket is imitated in color and style. In most cases the imitation looks just as good as the genuine, but it hasn't the warp threads, and so lacks strength, and while it sells for only a little less than the genu ine it isn't worth one-half asmuch. The fact that Horse Blankets are copied is strong evidence that they are THE STANDARD, and every buyer should see that the 3fc trade mark is sewed on the inside of the Blanket. Sirs f FU Mil V5A a?."s, ))n Electric IIOnSE BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. 100 &fc STYLES at prices to suit everybody. If yo can't pet them from your dealer, write us. Ask fat the Sa Book. You can get it without charge. WM. AYRES tt 80NS, Philadelphia, PHILLIPS.' The Slimmer is gone, but we still keep ice cream of several flavors daily. Oysters are now in season, and they are served in any style desired. Regular meals served to transient or permanent guests. The Cafe is open, and the kitchen is in charge of an ex perienced cook. Catering for parties, lodges, weddings, etc., a specialty. Fresh bread and cakes daily in the bakery. M. M PHILLIPS & SOX. Proprietors of "PHILLIPS' CAFE." Bloomsburg, Pa. KESTY& HOFFMAN, We repair Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills, Threshers, Harvesters. Mowers and all kinds of machinery. WE HANDLK STEAM PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES, STEAM GAUGES. And all kinds of Repairs. TIPE CUT 10 OHDER. AGENTS FOR Garfield hjector Co., Garfield Double Jot Isjector, Automatic and Locomotive .Irrector. All work done by us is guaranteed to give satisfaction, and all work in our line will be promptly attended to SHOPS - Cth and CENTRE STREETS. 0LLEGE BUSINESS MAKES THE LIVING. A buHiDPHS education Is of more value to the gtfai miOnrtty of iikii tlmn a cIhssIi-sI one, KuIiimI at a tfivat. r exH-nxe of time and money . HiHliii-SH Is tlie espci-liil fixture of this w Uool. tliouifli Ktenofc-rapliy, Typewriting Telegraphy, and other branches are tnuxlit. its most eurnest friends ute those who have pal ronlzed It most. Students of either sex may enter ai any time. ' Book-keeping:, Shorthand, nunl uewit rciuuaiiMliipaiict Tvpe. writing. For both sexes, Knter at ony time. Write tor particulars. U. LEWIS BALDWIN,) . MaySlyr. A. W. Moss, 7 Principals '""" "i,ii".. ."I u..k uru.. I...u.r. ,n j..u.:i.i. Lijf i,. .,., r,.TOMl; , M k" "" "" 0'"" " Am.O,', yi.u -u a,.,,!,,,, nr. a, L,.,,.., pi,. ... ..... ... .i.n iuu, tlrrtl .li "'!''"' sii v. ser.i.i.ii v I..V, Practical Machinists. 1 a -M 78L .mm uTv-tSntrxriWi: THE "PEOPLE'S STORE," DANVILLE'S 0IAXTSII0IT1NG MART. NOVEL DRESS GOODS. Vl.i'uU Fuucv Striws and such, nt llllll U 15 III .'II.MM , , vv.v..,- o()c per yard that arc our pritle for the children, neater ana more fuuuutu iui wun nu-m. bers; you ciin't go astray on these. Here's everything hlv want nnd more too. In licht class drew cooda. we believe our assortment than any collection to be found elsewhere in .uanviue, or with in a radius of 40 miles; every fctyle, plain or fancy, m here for vour inspection. ur line of i'laida and Camels Hair Dots which are so popular, will ho found extensive and nt the same time exclusive. You can he assured that we are particular not to handle more than nnorat the utmost, two of any pronounced dms good pattern: pi ices, considering the quality, the lowest you can find scaich Janvil!e through. OUR COAT DEPARTMENT is spreading out of all bounds. It is packed full of the choicest Xew Goods, upon which we have placed very small figures for their actual worth. The latest arrival is a com plete assortment of Lmlics Utpc in Seal Phi th, Human Lynx, Black Hare. Wool Seal, Hearer Attrachan, Alatka Seal, Jinch Marten, Krimmer; Ac. Price. Ten to Thirty Dollar. These are the very Cream of the newest fashions. They'll make the Winter a joy to you. We make no charge for altering either Ladies' or Missca' Coats, Jackets, Fur Garments or Capes. COMFORTABLES AND QUILTS. We arc showing an elegant assortment of Eider Down Com fortables, embroidered or plain coverings in Silk Olive and figured French Sateens, ull colors, ranging in price from $:j.()0 to $8.o0 each. Sjecial values in cotton comfortables in Turkey Ked and chintz coverings, all full sizes, and pure white eotton filling, 8"c to $-.7o each. Marseilles mid Honeycomb Quilts in every size and Qualitv, 7."c to $4.00 each. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Trade is very brisk here and why should'nt it be. Wc are offering men's fine business suits in fancy mixtures, Scotch tweeds, cassimers and corkscrews at $8.50, $40.00 and $1'00. Also men's genuine nil wool Slater and other fine blue and black Hannel sack suits, tingle and double breasted and lined with double warn sercre. at $15.00. $18.m mwl $90 m r ara ,An showing our complete Fall and IV .1 uun.u.ns lur inc-ii, youins ami ooys in plain black, blue and fancy checks; prices the lowest. PERFUMES AND TOILET WATERS. i nirlv.fea.(Hle'1 t0 our Fimiery department a line of ALJIAM S Inpleand Quadruple extracts, that will suicly deheht the heart of everv livo visitor T:..i w o-. i ounce, in the followin2 olors : Heliotrope, Jockey Club, Franai panni, lute IMae, Wild Olhe, New Mcnen Ha,. White Hose, virijiiuiivue, tr mic iieiion-nne. Mn,i Timr., 7'.-:;:.... . i -r.. ' J "'i-oov.,., lunwif iruuiu8, ana Jiang liana uuaa runle Juxtracts. ,0i an mm ;n Trailing Arbutus, Lxllda, White Lilac, Franaipanni, May Islo88orti and Musk, We know the goods are right. We tranl you lo know it. We furnish the hollies. "People's w. c. wmm. 4 co., Mix & Centre Sts DAPTVttI.B, PA, Entrance on both Streets. C. B. I0BMIS, DEALER IN Foreign and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS. Bloomshurq, Pa. crEur WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF BE UP TO THE MARK HIT REIDS NO LAUNDKRINQ. ciiii,.,. .. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATEnPROOP COLLAR IN THE MARKET. , , 1 and your delight. (Jay indeed givea wider scope to all fancies Winter line of line ready made l . . . . . . . . .J tiutt- vinh.i f ;.. r ir rr.. f.vii...: i . Store' CAN BE RELIED ON lTot to niBooiopi BEARS THIS MARK. TRADE ELluloiO Mark.
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