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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

O. V. Y. Iothrop, of Detr it. 10 reg stored
at he Morton.
Georgf ". Chandler ia in town after hav-
ing successfully run the snow b'oskGds le-
tween Detroit aud this city.
Captain Johnson vsvien, mining expert Of
the Lake. Superior couutr, j. IN attendance
on h Uuited States Cor r..
J II Collrton. VIM. Hake and John Hake
ieavs to-day f0c New Oresns, Irovld the
railroads are open for traffic.
Lewis Wrmarh. % Bi. Rtpids, spent
Sunday with his p srruta sui remained over
fsr ti- Schubert Ciab concert Monday night
H returned home yesterday.
A. B Cole. musi, teacher who lives At iTt
Kent street. was among those injured in a
rfiiwey accident near f'rps'Dn. fowa. on
Moudsy Hi iniur es were slight.
afiu Carrie, daughter II +. ". wurzbur9.
anti II Kern. ~ New York. were married
ni 81. Marks Catholic church yesterday. A
eei'tian was given at the family residence.
s. Summef street, after the cere nony.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Hotel REGISTERS.

AT SwErT's.-C c. White. Lapeer. JacoI
Brown, Detroit: c. L. Dexter, Centreville
Phil Miller, Detroit: AL. Sinclair, Roche ster
). Heyman, j. Forman. Chicago: G. W
Gregg. Jackson; Geo. L. West, East Liver
pool Z. III. Aterbridge. New York: Fred.
Selleck, Detroit; NJ. 5. Elwood. Ovid; +. s
Hunt, Lowell. Mass: JAS. Shearan, w. r
Cushman, Detroit; Geo. j. Englehardt. Mil
waukec.
AT The MoRrON-G. W. Hayden. Isphem
ing; RI. ID. Sill, South Bend: A. NJ. 5 -ymour
Detroit; ii. l.. Pierson, Detroit: Alex. W
Cottrell, Jackson: i. NJ. Rothchld, New
York: Frank l.. Wells. Infianapolis: J. A.
Kelly, Chicago: f. Lilley, Spring Lake; L
+. Draper, Chicago; Z. c. Phillips. Cncin-
natl: ). Hirschl. ST. Louis, Mo; w. III. Hart
Edmore; L. Granger, Port Huron; Maj. A
L. Kelsey. Ionia: l.. b. Townsend, Ionia; a
III. Chamberlain, Detroit; +. /. Bowles
Chicago.
AT THE EAGLE-G. Schelven, Holland
Hart Sackett, Bangor: j. C. Bartlett. New
York; G. B. Nye, Stanton; NJ. L. Keith
Howard City; $. A. Miller, Cincinnat; O.
G. Tompkins, Jackson: +. II. Olin, Sand
Lake; b. A. Oatley. Detroit; Frank Des
mond. Wyandotte; Wm. Birdsall, New York
q. W. Goolell, COrunna.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Jurv Panel for March.

The following is the jury list for the next
term of the Kent Circuit Court, commencing
March q 1885: III. l. lockwood. Cascade; Or
samus w. Horton, city; Wm. Byers. Algoma
Joseph Rowland. city; Z. l.. Boynton
Spencer: Owen O'Neil, city; Peter Scaddin
city; Charles Bloss, Lowell; W. c. Bowman
Gaines; Lewis Williams, Alpine; Joseph A.
Perce, Grand Rapids Lorenzo Wilmarth
city: ID. W. Dulther, Caledonia; Vim. Davis
Oakfield: A. J. Friant. Plainfeld Albert J
Rose, Scion; Andrew Doyle, city: Vernon
Harrington. Walker; James III. Andrews
vergennes; Peter Granger. city;J. +. Toland
Byron; A. Cunningham, Wyoming: Nelson
Holmes, Grattan; Alex. Hamilton. city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
The Beautiful."

Marshal Greene commenced his attack on
the present invoice OF snow yesterday on
Bridge street, and will follow it up to-day on
Division street The demands for less snow
on Canal street are not go urgent IS in many
other quarters: and until the thaw comes ox
penses can be saved by letting it alone on
tiat street. Bat when the Compromised
open winter sets in the cutters will be open
el up to assist irrigation. Monroe street
will be allowed to settle down for few
days. before the beautiful is seriously at
tackled in that locality.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
To Provide wampunn for the Red Men,

To Provide Wampum for the Red Men.
The Owoshtenong Tribe OF Red Men. No.
10. of the Hunting Grounds of Grand Rap
ida. Of the Improved Order of Red Men, filed
County Clerk. The following are the names
Of the incorporators, all residents Of this
city: Alexander Harper. John @. Foskett,
Leonard A. Ward, ChaS. g. Scott. Henry
Dickson. John II. Jones. Frank ". Worfel.
John n. Shelter, Chas. Parker, Wm. W
Tanner. Frank L. Sueman. The order Is =
be lefclaI one.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

In speaking of the 'Shaun Rhue," that is
to be produced at Powers's Opera House
Friday evening, the Boston Advertiser Gays:
'Shaun Rhue," an Irish drama that has
been seen III tins city before. was produced
ut the Howard Aihareum last evening by IA
company that. with n few exceptions, has
become identified with all the receut prestn-
tationS. The dual role OF Larry Donordn
and Shaun Rhue Is played by Mr.. Joseph
Murphy comedian and vocalist of no mean
parts, whose just conception OF Irish char
acter in this and other plays have already
been recognized in these columns"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
For Merchants and Bankers.

The Illinois Central Railroad yesterday
put extra accommodations on their morning
trains which leave Chicago at $40 a. m, for
the accommodation of the bankers and mer-
chants of the northwest who desire to visit
New Orleans and the worlds exposition.
There are through sleepers and through
coaches on that train. Round-trip tickets
coupon offices of connecting lines. For ac-
commodations in sleepers and full particu-
lars, address Thos. Dorwin. General North
ern Passenger Agent. 12l Randolph street,
Chica1o
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
80 The Two Johns .

j. Q, Stewards "Two Johns" Comedy
Company Is 10 present the above play at
Redmond's Grand Opera House, Monday
e. ening, Feb. 16. In speaking of their ap-
pearance in Troy, n. Y, the Press says:
Seldom have we witnessed more enjoy
able eltsr ainment thln th given at the
Grlswold Opera House last evening, by the
John c. Stewart comedy company. ''The
Two Johns" was the attraction. and il il
without doubt one of the most amusing plays
ever written. MessrS. Stewart and Hart
have a very competent company. and in adj
dition 10 some very good acting thrre Is ex-
ceIltnt singing 10y Miss Emily Norhrop and
Miss Georgia Conalline. +. S. Boutillier and
f. III. Baumann. Miss Northrop has very
sweet voice. and her singing aud acting were
greatly admired.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Bstweeu two and thres hundred people
conzrr gated At the Raihbun House Inst
rriax ihe oeeasion being The drawing u
. ht essily prizes, rafasd ~ A. =. Antl<slei
~ IA beii ~ George a Ewing. won the
psincifsal rrxs. a esnfismsAs gid wateh'
~ a. he'll hg >. 81 Crsne. drv issfy .
so|l4 rsid sstrh. M ssllmau. hoisisr -
t.ekst Ns i01 dfex = gents sala ~afshi II.
hsek.as. tieksi dfss isdg's geld eeteh
eissef. - cAaein. liekss e. dfe~ ssHs's
febf ssaff plul } n~eissn. ticket l1s. ieds :
ld 4sieh ehzas =. Bsiimes. tiekst is,
es1ks ssraselss sesff sss, snd G fsskisid.
49, fls<ss a, bseslas pssss<ssss - . sssss
s.aa ehsAa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Through the courtesy of the night manipu-
lator of the little brass pegs in the Central
Telephone Office, several members of The
TELEGRAM staff we're treated to rich musi-
cal entertainment being held in distant
part of the city last evening. The gentle
program were Messrs. Levi Johnson and
Fred Utting, banjo and guitar soloists, re-
spectively. Their renderings of instrumental
duets and solos and popular songs were ex-
cellent and could be heard distinctly. The
bowling storm outside made the advent of
their melodies into the secluded sanctum
doublT welcome.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Character an Correspondence.

A great deal OF character can be learned
from persons corresi ondence and it l.
also important To use the correct styles in
writing paper aud envelopes. i. b. Wine
gar Porter Block, can fully supply the latter
requirement, having just received an invoice
of extra fine tint writing paper al IL and 20
cents a quire, envelopes ID cents per pack.
Also, just arrived. the Mistletoe Commercial
Note paper, superior to ali other white writ
ing papers. Il cents for five quire box, or
- cents per single quire.
Box Papeteries, u sheets OF paper and 24
envelopes, at 10. -. 20 25, 30. 30, 40, 30 and
90 cents. Winegar's, Porter Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

tn& 9fttt< ~ -
A Win De seen from TEE TKLEsEAA's dis
patches this morning the terrible storm nov
raging Is much the same IN all parts of tie
country, extending over the territory from
the Gulf Of Mexico 10 Northern Wisconsin.
In this city 80 severe storm has not been
Witnessed for many years, If ever before. All
kinds of travel was iInpeded yesterday and
BUSINESS appeared at a stand still. Fe~ teams
and no trains were moving IN tile clty; many
Of the street ear lines were abandoned, and
bat few people could be seen The mail
carriers picn.ced at home with their
families and dreamed of the immense
loads Of mail they would be OBJ
hged 20 handle when sravei should
again begin. Train dispatchers Fat
and smoked and told stories; no trains de-
uaanded their attention. Haekmen aud
cartmen, together with expressmeD, gath
cred around fires and tried To comfort each
other. The storm of yesterday was much
more severe than that of Monday IN that
the wind had greater velocity and 1t was
much colder. No trains entered or departed
from the Union Depot and at o'clock p.
m, IL was officially announced, to the large
crowds awaiting the departure OF trains, that
no trains would move until this morning.
The 9:45 y. IN. train on the West Michigan
road ran as far as iceland yesterday and If
there now. The evening express due here at
li:l5 Monday night is nov at st. Joseph
where the snow drifts are exceedingly deep
and a -nov plow is deralled. The special
train bearing the Indiana lumbermen, that
was due at Muskegon Monday evening, is
snow bound at New Albany Junction, Ind,
where all hands are having jolly time.
Three engines are attached to the train and
the party will be brought over the road as
soon as the track can possibly be cleared.
Travel on the Newaygo division was entirely
abandoned, and will probably not be re-
sumed before this afternoon.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana, Michigan
Central and Lake Shore 4 Michigan South
ern cancelled all trains early yesterday and
efforts will be made to get the regular ser
vice regulated to day. Trains will be started
if the plows can make any headway. On all
of the roads forces were sent out with snow
plows, most of which were pushed with two
engines.
The "Old Reliable" the Detroit, Grand
Haven 4 Milwaukee, is keeping good her
name and reputation. Two trains went east
over that line last evening and four passen-
ger and express trains came from Detroit
last night, the last one being almost on
schedule time. The line is open from one
end to the other. and it is the only one from
which mails were received after 10 a. IN. All
their regular trains will pass over the road
today.
small army of men was kept busy In the
Union Depot yards shoveling snow from the
tracks and walks upon fla 8 to lie removed
outside the city. The thermometer at ten
O'Clock last evening registered five degrees
below zero and at two this morning 3 degrees
below.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
a. Hearls of Oak"

On account of the canceling of all trains
unable to appear at Powers's last evening.
This evening they will not disappoint their
friends and the low prices. in spite of the
weather, should insure for them Il full house.
In speaking of Jas. A. Herne and his com
pany the Troy Times says;
1t is certainly a flight of genius. IL sticks
to the three unlties of time, place and action,
and does not suffer from ii. In dramatic
construction Il il ingenious and almost per
feet It's motive L. clear. made 50 by the
quickneSs of it action. ''Hearts of Oak" Is
one of the best OF American plays.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Owing to the delay Of trains yesserdfy tle
number 81 applicants appearing fer the con.
ferring Of Scottish Rite degrees, at the Asy-
lam on Lyon street. were fewer than *.
pected The work of eoaferfinz the d.
srses from the tth 20 the I,th, 49, done IN
ths sfternoon snd Ia th~ svenlsR ihe itlh.
or Grand. Elsef. Perfect al sa'.t,ns Ms-
500 Grade. Narish lodge ~ Feffeei i,n.
wss 9onfsffsss. after wAieh the stsefs.n II
oiii.e~rs fof t,s sassias gsaf 49, 81 sfdsf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11


The ease Of Thomas IL Mason and others
against ''1he Pewabic Mining Company' Of
the Northern Peninsula, IN equity. hearing
GA argamsnt for temporary injunction. in-
yclglng large amount and heavy interests.
was on call yesterday before Judge Whitney,
of the L. 5. Court Tie eontesting parties
were 10 be represented by Don NJ. Diekin-
son and Alfred Rassel of Detroit for CON-
plainants, and c. B Graot of Hought0n,
and q. V. Lothrop OF Detroit for defend
ants. Man proposes, but SNOW banks and
biizzards frequently unpieasantly dispos c
Of their best iali plans. The complainant's
counsel We're, al the time the ease vas called.
probably examining their briefs in sno v
bank ia the nsighborhoo1 of Charlotte,
from which point their train was reported
late yesterday afternoon. Under the circum-
ares Judge Mishey adjourned the heariI <
over uutii to-day, when il is pres umed the
legal battle VIII go ON.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Commencing the latter part Of the present
month the Universalist society will give n
series of pleasant and profitable entertain
menta. They will consist Of select readings
by slrs. Edna c. Noble, II the Detroit Train
iag school; lecture By Rev Dr. Rexford Of
Detroit; concert under the direction II MIs.
n ~ and two lectures 10y the pasfor. Rev.
Sir Flnhrer uf~on the sablecis The Tow, 2
q L,HlCoa" and a DaY on Tn Rhine" Tie
a. named lectures will be ilasrAsd y
more than thirty views.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Tie aists ehessa aRsaeut - gLs g. A Il
msefs ~ Essf ssziHs@ sss-dss saa ls-ssaf
fss. casasF psi. 81 itis ssts. ~ia bs fsf
Fsssassd ~ osa. y d fisFsss Hm 4.
Glars, Wa. q. Fsess. ssass y nsktss sed
tsss Casa. ~ka lsfs fss rs ssss - lssshsf
go sszs v>sksssss sflsss@s@.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Minnie Douglass will give a reception for
ladies and children at the Division street
roller rink this morning at 10 O'Clock. Those
who desire TO see some elegant skating done
should witness the performance of the little
wonder.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Cured BY Use of Steketee's Neuralgia
Drops.
OXFORD. Mich

OXFORD. Mich.
Mr.. Siel-etee: 81 think your Neuralgia
Drops splendid medicine. 1t has doae me
more good than any medicine | have ever
taken for Chronic Sick Headache
ARs C.. Il. CLARK.
Ask your druggists for Steketee's Neural
gia Drops. Take no other.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

ilfv sed Hai-s aud Regulations have lust
b fu prepared. with al TIE lsisrt iufspinf-
tio atoai the ala pane. fu h y. VII
ga. Porter if,fh. lhi- a. 4is iaif>i safllaf
~ oa t's sei,jsrs aod All b. fafsistel ss e
80 / tnslat go.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
SICK HEADACHE.

The finest assortment of Cutters ia the
city at \. X. AntI-de's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

he3aisF - ssuE - lae ftnlfsa- Rfief
tsfS "Wednesday aflssnaan ~ ~flltt
feft ~ Al q si.iltfs fe 3sFse Ei8 fsssisrsis 4
81 hs present - ga faes> ~ ianfo laae ists
iss isaI ssNlsd Ah entertainments afn -
aisth ilsassfsg alsFaassa ssisst siahe.ns
fafffs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

j. Berth W II shortly open in the Lord
store, 90 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Gents best calf hand-sewed shoes in but
tom, lace aud congress, $500 and $3.50 at
Wutson's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Musical Recital.

The pnpils Of Professor Owen !. Turtle,
assisted by Aiss Annie Miller, yiolinist. aud
K. A. Wsllenstein. pianist, viii give recital
this evening ia The Ionia Street Armory, be-
ginning al O'Clock. The following VIII be
the program:
PkRr FIRST.
Four Part Song Bini Of tie Wilderness Hsiton
Nrs. klsle HsskiG. Miss Etnala lsoolnis Mr.
Iarlr. NJ. kafquhar.
song The Wa INK Heart ~. ..........-. Tory
Ms 10 lie Z. ~ la
Roman ka, "Anaila" ....-... MiiiaFd
Mr. X. r. kogefs.
Dustt0. Una Notte Nenezia ........- Ardin
Mr-. Elsi. HosSin. Mr. Turtle.
Violin SOL. Al Nafle ....-.....-. De B-flOt
Mss Annie Miller.
Song Once Again -....... Sallyan
d. ". u. Ross.
Song, The Winds th.t Wsft' ........... Wallace
Hiss Abbie Mclnnss.
PART sKc0SD.
Duet. l. Pescatori ....-.....- .-..... ... Gabnsi
Mr.. Elsie Huskin. Mis- Enma Lootni-.
Song. The Fog Bill ..-......... ......-...- tOnt
NJ j. A. Fsfquhar.
Aria, Oh Rest in lie Lord r ijaiii Msndslss0hn
NJ = knna LOOnis.
Duetto. l. Wv r. Tame. ............... Campana
Ms Eth Di-haan. Mr ra-ie
Caya ina. "nObrrlo % tu che Adore Meyefbeer
Mrs. llsi liOskin
Grand Duo, Violin and Plan Noise" ..-....
........ ....-.-. NJ ..er leer- "a nela
IA ..Aani, Nile. NJ r. A. Well4n,tein
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

tifs.f ss}lse tfeff aas - 80 81 sfsoss is
Tssi sffsst saa 50 if.aes sa ise4ts saa
si.ats. t)ae fssfsh ssska ssfs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Boots aud shoes at rock bottom cost for
thirty days AT WatSon's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
GnANp RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. Z. 1895

Wa.son's annual clearing out sale is for
thirty days and for cash only.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Ladies's best French kid button bootf
$500 and $40 at Watson's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. Z. 1925.
Take Notice.-lhe public are cautioned
not 10 pay money TO Frank ID. Prindle on
account of advertisements or subscriptions
TO the Workman, from and after This date.
Mr.. Andrew fyfe l. the only person author
lied 10 collect the same.
!. S. DYoERT, publisher.
Buy yonr Critters of \. Il. Anfisdel.
]. Barth's opening in his new store IS
Monroe street, will be the event of the sea-
son.
Detective Association.
The Northwestern Detective Association,
with headquarters in Grand Rapids, was
organized nnder the laws of the State, Jan.
>, 1886. Business is solicited from all parts
of Michigan. All communications should
be addressed tn the Secretary, 3i7 Hastings
street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
j. i. BAHC0CK. j. L. STILES,
President. Secretary.
For Gutter, buy of A. II. Aptisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

j. Barh is getting ready 10 remove To 9
Monroe street. Watch for the opening an
uOuncelueuf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
The Minnie Douglass Matinee.

n . Aani, Mlle... NJ. Il. A. Wellen.tsin.
National Republican., 1885-12-12
Dolls.


50c worth
Fine quality Kid Bodies Bque Heads g. 7S SO and 9s
and Handsome Dolls sleeping moving heads S9 $685. and 4S
National Republican., 1885-12-12
Ladies' Handkerchiefs.

Ladies' Handkerchiefs.
5 5 @ @ % @ are SssS P spssh h % aa Ss s ss s
nandcrc, hmich white and cOlOrod
Handkco desgns
9Hs AsP @ Sss sS H%ssG9 "s R:sa HfsHsFfs % s lo
f%s!!a5s Si s4 S FSS ? y ;f S'' '
SSSso s. Go Write ss Six XII anaRcSe a @ 81 Ill., see
@ snS E RSSss Hs haaE ES s d:s e is &C. @
Novelties in Fancy Neckwear for Ladies.
Alb Assouttu1 % assortment of Fany Velvet Collars at 4sc.
s s 1a as ss1s % S1 ss R sss sss fs soa to
Extra Extra large large size size sS%fs S% At s 81 o. and an y "a
lg baSsss l1 as Gsite ssii ss l and os
For Children.
Collars, good
Fancy selling bargain
comp magnificent andup 4s
Real Duchesse Laces
"A A SPsa 7 @ aS @ SIC 2s 1 Yfa P y 1H'A3 TS & e. a. a. ~
Kid Gloves.
Remember We Are Quoting Holiday Prices.
rnod
na Glove Hoy dsn1 left with small eg% % sn a.
%o sS3S 1S s!S5Ss s; f ' '
vi aSs @ sov @ sS 1 sE @ @ $ @ EHfs @ @ a'
1Bon Marche' all shades, a
4buton
6buton length, at $150
Fur-Top GLOW es.
@ @ sS sF quality f aa @ as 'tss % ss % a ie% R
/ r
Ss E S5 ss 5 % sH isss's @ a T % ss a. from to
$25.
Fancy Felt Goods.
in coop, two styles, they
Felt silk flowers at
/
be
An Extreme Novelty.
and large ribbon bow, at $26, S31s 1884, $685. and $iS
National Republican., 1885-12-12
LEATHER GOODS.

Foreign
Novelties Fine Leather Goods.
Alligator Pocketbooks up
Alligator PURSES at7, 10, 1t, &c, 80, At, 55,
Plush sachels $1.75
Alligator s1o s65
$780, saa $685. 1885, $780, $780,
5000, $780, and $1,000
Chateaine Purses, at 40 6s a. s4 99c and $1.35
Cases. a 75, 81, CSC, ands sl.s5
National Republican., 1885-12-12

Whisk Holders.
Ena @ S BI611 % &s Sa o aGTs %5 ct q % aS @ various
whsE Holders novltos> SIC.
Plush Boxes
wokB Boxes, imported fittings 9oc. worth 81 .@.
Toilet Boxes
;i @ s s$s 5S: e @ A ;f s ;s : i 5 Il; #. ~
Ss. f1s. a a MY Ssssohs asssf ss aan asER g s
s51o
bons '
Wall Pockets and Towel Racks
In Variety.
s q @ rs 'G'" @ being very large
n Ssndso%s h BeisG n class @ M & s 49, would be cheap
:$$:sS ) $ II S ) @ SiS s US; jR5s5
inpoted aSs aaHa FSai'5 %ISf Ro
Fancy Willow Ware.
SEWING s:Tag Baskets BssEs ss s an s saf esn ssf at So eo
tR %o % Baskets R1 sd h1G HS or5 dedgn Ss
Artificial Plants and Flowers for Decorating
Purposes.
iSfs Bs % cs E ao ws from p never seen before in this
Christmas Cards.
Compare A
Achoic mentat and2
Exc and A, "a,
at 49, 25, and iic
Albums
PlushA bums,ca size, q As, 9, and$1.
Plush Albums with notices and extension % Locks at Of - 40
Fine LIeather
Celuod Top Albums, satin figures, at $l8i.
Dolls.
linz
magnificent assortment Comprising 10 styles of Dolls at 25c eah
National Republican., 1885-12-12
FANS.

NEW STOCK! OWN IMPORTATION! EXQUISITE STYLES
Handsome Featherop natural
White Marabouttop Fans, at s1.19 and $1.4s.
White Feather-op Fans, at $780,
Handpaned and Featherop Fans, all coors, at 1884
Embroidered Fans, at $105
Red Satin Fans at s.OO and s1.os.
Black Fans, with silver and gold tinse at$1.19.
Embroidered, silver gold tlnsel
painted White Satin Fans 81 90 to $500.
Extra Fine osrichtop Fans at $r25, $3.50, and $s25.
large stock Of Black Fans from SIC up to $4s5.
National Republican., 1885-12-12
Albums.

Albums, cabinet at 49, 9S, and $1.19
Albums
Ieahe
alligator Albunisp padded
Albums extension clasps, at $1.48.
Celuloid Top Albums, satin figures at $.Si.
National Republican., 1885-12-12
Fur-Top GLOW es.
Fancy Felt Goods.

Felt Tides in all colo two styles at 7c they rth II
Silk stitched and embroidered, at 9c; worth tic.
Felt Tidies elegant silk embroidered flowers at 17c.
Large Tdies size 18x1S at 25c formerly sold Mt 3Sc
Our magnificent assortment and styles OF Tdes which for
been marked down TO 49c each.
National Republican., 1885-12-12
Fancy Willow Ware.

Sewing Baskets, at 80, 4S, and Soc.
Sewing Baskets satnquilted cushions, at 40 50 and 6Oc
Scrap Baskets, plain and fancy, at popular prices.
Work Baskets ON Stands, all colors and designs.
National Republican., 1885-12-12
An Extreme Novelty.


and large ribbon bow at $2S $3 1884, $39S, and $i4S
National Republican., 1885-12-12

A choice assortment at 5, 10, 10, and 25c.
Exclusive and large designs at A, IA, and CSC.
Cards, with natural flowers, at 12, 25, and 44c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-10-15
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October 10th. l>S5. at his residence in Chica-
-o. Mr. BENJAMIN DAVENPORT, in the
4,th year of his age
lie was the eldest and last remaining child
of the late John Davenport, at one time an able
lawyer of thi, town, and grandson of the late
Col. Benjamin Davenport. He was, truly, a
christian gentleman and business man of rare
qualities
At her residence in this place, on Friday
morning October 9Th. 1883. Mrs. LUCY
STOCKER, widow of the late DR.. Jesse Stock
er and daughter of the late Joseph Myers Of
this county, aged about 10 years.
I'm Baltimore October 9th, 1855, after long
and painful illness Mrs. LOUISA W. HILL
BERT, i'm the 6Sth year of her age. The de-
ceased was an aunt OF Mr. and Mrs. John E..
Hilbert of this place.
Suddenly, of heart-di>easc, i'm Cincinnati, on
Wednesday October :, 1SS5 ROBERT CATH
CART, Dr., eldest son of Robert Cathcart, of
Baltimore CITY