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CHRISTA\AS BELLS ARE RINGING DISFLAy Holiday Goods AND TOYS AT WjSE i> kSkoS TxnH flffl Kz|g wSa 1 sSfflir wHBv JRB9tk_ fisHL / 'W2 nfl A j&.w ■hmhhh w? ■■■■ ■!■ We went into the market at the c’oee of the season when importers and manufacturers were any ■ous to sell, therefore, every article we offer is a bargain. Bsing heavy, spot cash buyers ° we have the goods, even though cotton is only 5 cents, they are cheap, and ’ you can afford to purchase. In fact, for half the money, fro nus you can get what others are so xrd to ask big prices for. Ran ?m her that ve h iv=> with u-MR i i LG WAY, the vet ?ran arid practical toy in an or K>m 3 wao is in cna ’°'e of this deoartnen f ‘ C>m■* aid him h ~ win h /+ ’ you. You can get, dolls of us, at fro n 1 cenito $ eOO Jas h. InoTidV? t& th\%n ,st KID BODY, BISK h£aD° See DULLS, our line is iuii. D Ol L^| U Qt\Dcl^f~'T- e<J T’ Chai! ' s ’ Dr ?ssers, Chamber Sets, Tea bets, Trunks,Pianos, magic Lanterns a t ' °t /S ’ ,rc ' n ft ?- < y s ct al: kinds, Horns, Trumpets, music Boxes, Mechanical y t’.. Ccn A : J ig^ c M L: & aa! Eel s, Dcnkies, Horses, Sheep. Trains, Fire Wagons, £ J ose ISe, Jx n* >1 i* C~xoocls 5 Chiiis-L CJnus Saucers.: d Jk- B- C Plates/ BFO FvPPVthiiwJ To Mqltiq Tho IFADDV » » $ ahu I ■ di M 19 ram 0 in ii Ihkpd < psi 19 & 21 BROAD STREET ELECTRIC WHEEL SIGN HAD A SHORTAGE He Shot theExamioers of his Books and Suicided. Council Bluffs, lowa, Deceinbei 17. —John Huntington, remittance clerk in the Citizen's State l ank, of this city, this morning shot and seriously wounded F. N. Hayden, •f Chicago, and A Cromwell, of Minneapolis, respectively superin tendent and inspector of the Fi d ‘lity and ‘Casualty Company of New York city, and then commit ted suicide, shooting himself through the head, in the private office of the bank at First avenue and Main street. There was a shortage in the bank's accounts of SSOO, and this caused the act, Huntington was bonded by the Fidelity and Casual ity Company, and the two officers of the company were here to iiaves tigate the case. Circumstancn.l evidence wm against Hunttmgtoij, and he was the first object of their investiga tion, Before entering the private room in which the examination was being held, Hunttington took a revolver from a drawer in the re ceiving teller’s desk and put it in his pocket, The’inquiries of the investigators angered Huntington so that he drew ths revolver and began shoot ing. Hayden was shot through the , neck and then escaped from ths room. Cromwell was shot three times seriously and a fourth shot grazed the skin. Huntington then , fired the last load in the revolver into his own brain dying instantly. Cromwell and Hayden will recov er, b Turner s tickets never fail to ■L Cheaper than anybody. A SUNDAY FIGHT In the Peaceful iPrecinct of Cave Spring Cave Spring Ga., Dec., 17. This afternoon as Mr. Will Gains, who has a position with the Alli ance store, was coming from the depot on his bicycle, he was assault ed by four ruffians, Carter by name who live a few miles from here. It seems that the four were pretty full of whiskey and as Mr. Gains passed them one of them cursed him. Mr. Gains dismounted and asked him,“why you insult m% I will call for a police. ” As he said this one of the follows reached to grab him but Mr. Gains knocked him off. One of them cut at him. cutting his coat, j ist grazing the skin. Another hit. him on the head with brass knucks, During the scuf fle Mr. Gains succeeded in getting h good blow in one of their faces After this Mr. Ga : ns called for help, the ruffians ran off and the citizens began to congregate and formed parties to go after the as sailants. About 80 or 4# secured guns and pistols and put out, Mr. Gains, though hurt being among the nnmber.One of the fellows had a shot gui and when the party got pretty close to them,shot them. Mr. Moody Simms was slightly wounded in the right hand by the shot. Just before dark two of the fellows was captured in the woods and brought to Cave Spring. To night the search for the other two is go : ng on. Mammoth Stock of s’n )es consisting of $35,000 wort: of stock at co it at S. N. Kuttner THE HUSTLER OF ROME MONDAY DECEMBER 17 1894 COME SOUTH A-FISHiKG. President Cleveland on his way to South Carolina. Wasington, December 17.—Pres ident Cleveland, accompanied by Dr. O'Reilly, Captain Ribley D. Evans and Mr. Charles Jefferson loft iV’ashii. ( ,ton this afttrnoon f<>r the coast of South Carolina for a hunting trip. The trip has been in c Utemplation since early fall and is taken at this ti -in the he, e that the out nz w.l. en ft the president in eiuuicufnga remnant of rheumatism which still lingers. It is expected that the party will return in a week. No More Boxing. Chicago, December 17.—A1l ex hibitions where fists are brought in 1 contact with faces and bodies, even amateur boxing bouts, at the swell clubhouse of the Chicago Athletic Association, have been strictly prohibited by special order of the police supei intendent who is backed by Mayor Hopkins. The or |dermay even be applied to the . theatrical performances of the Cor- I bett and Fitszimmons order. The New Orleans tragedy has served to make the authorities more deter mined than ever to suppress box ing. For sale, a First Class Grocer Business at a bargain, Centrally loca ted, good paying Busi ness, good reasons for selling; will take part money, Balance in good paper. Address A. B, C. This office. Ihe actress who travels is not by any m m > r of m -ans a fixed I “star’’—is she? Speculation HAMMOND AND CO- STOCK & BOND BROKERS 130 & 132 Pearl Street, Now York City N. Y. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold, or earned on Margin. P. S.—Send for explanatory circular on speculation, also week ly market letter. —iwmei'*'*■'*”•»«•■«■■■ nismmuesuui sr FOR MERCANTILE COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING i Including Books Call at office for particulars 1 G ITARMISnS’ -J* / | ■J In we v.lti norxl L A Suttpi. ill.: vcDtpc, oi eGlrer , ; / W'lUl'K, *•« j'.Kij wSM'JimS i Pozzmts J i OWOBRL ; i YJ You have seen it advertised lor manv p I / years, but hav- you ever tried ft?—lf ‘ i J not.—you do not know what an Idenk f / C'ontptaxtun I’oa Oer 4a. S I —Hill ■ Minw vr J | z . boslrfos being ri tuMroowtetfgei N’cuitHlor. . ! J ruany uit pi'cvonts ohaf- * , bi<z,Fun-burn, wind>i.*«n.b'>AM*ire> fxtmpirnUou, i - : n.fnctltlHß ninKtUcKcatu{Mi<l(icalrM>ie prouxt.v to the f.-ic© during hot weattair. A* >• Sold Everywhere* m I'o • inroplr, ;. A. POZZOW! co. st. Louis, Mo/ .. M » iTlc'-y’ PAPBR jr jr jr COME 10 ME. FOR HOLIDAY Novelties. I will save you money besides I have no shoddy goyds to work off, And my Stock is all i new designs i B-F. ROARK WJewler. No. OR. JAQUES j 130 WestSxth Street, j CINCINNATI,OHIO | Has prac.iced medicine in CineluHati years j oneer than any physician, giving special at I teutioi to Blood, Nervous and Urinary discus s I Nervous Debility, Impoiency, et' 1 ., resulting I from youthful indiscretion, excesses luuiatuied ; yeais and other causes, inducing some of the . | following symptoms, as dizziness, confusion of ( i rteas, defective memory, aversion to society, , Gonorrhea, Syphilis, the later causing ulcers, | eruptions enlarged joints, rheumatism, swell lug !.n graine, mucous patches in month, sore throat, falling hair, Consultations free and in vited. Hours, 9 a. in. to 8 p, m.: Sunday, 10 to 12 m, VT r I’CTP K TFI> TREAT SE and FBEs i.i >n. ;1 . ir«i on application. State you case. , W. L. Douglas CORDOVAN, Tk FBENCH A CNAMtUXD CALF j B»4. e 3.S<’FINECAU&KANfIMOa W 1 W ♦ 3A° POLICE,! SOLES. »2.’i. 7 .? boys'SchoolShoei EBOCKTOILMASa. Over One Million People wew W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory They give the beet value tor the • n ®" e L 1 They equal custom Shoes In style an _ Their wearing qualities are The prices are uniform,—stamped on «. Cantrell & Owens. ,