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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

press1f - harooF otrin-,s b, boaf Etenos
- raj ogt E1eF 4aa pa - q 1De 1oeh al a.
early da1< @1vL tnes csG a-~o sap - ~al1f
exclusively Ibsy are noS srects1g q lzrge
cooper s1op aa1 lEas 1oGse. lhe anAissis
II tf-siF haze sh0Es caEbous1e ~ lluas 81 -
pvT eeat. azll asaxussls 40 ler cent tbss
are also 44arfyi19 a. s1cslieni s-allts of
building sloLz-
D Seibert l. tbs proprietor u The
Fetoskey Stave ans hesalng dill locasea
last ostsile " tie fo4n o8 ths hue " Ine
6 =. 81 b. X. IA. Iil has beeB IL opera
aon ueariy 80 years &na ts n0~ employs
~ prr-0g1 .u4 makes al aseEa-ss u 800
- ~ barrel stock per ~eek- he manu-
fact1re. st0ck for ths lime kllns ia tf.e
sleIniry sLt -hip- hls 2 ri class stock chiefly
~ Grand Araverse. his facilities for %
ta.lEnZ cb6aF material are excellent
4 s. b. Alt1ieJltch are the profrletors u
ths Fetoskey Iron Works, winch hase bSSn
in operation for t~0 months past. Their
shop i hlIed ~ ~Ith nes aud the most ina-
proved machinery and theg are fully pre-
pared - do soDblng sna repairing II ali
kluds- they have special facilities for doing
-illftluZ, puliess. bangers, etc. They have a
foundry Ia connection ~Ith their works and
are prepared u Do good work on short
uotIce.
No Mary C. Bslnap has been resident
0f fetO-key TOR the past line years and II al
present located CA Howard street, where she
conducts ssnlaking parlOrs. She gives
special attention 10 cutting aud ntting ana
10 childfen's clothes.
Judge Jay l. NsSberry Il one Of the lead
Ing attorneys OF Petozkey aud nas been 10
Gated here for the past seven year.. he also
does an extensive loan aud real estate bust
ne-s. Last fau he was elected Judge OF
Probate for the county by a handsome
majority and appears tO be giving general
satisfaction with the public.
+. j. Smith Is proprietor OF the leading
livery stable OF the town aud Is doing d good
business. His stabler have been IN opera
ton for the past seven years He keeps
twenty horses and nice line OF buggies and
carriages. he Is also prepared To furnish
saddle horses for those who desire the exer-
else of horseback riding. SIR. Smith l. also
an extensive mail contractor and controls
nearly 30 routes IN New York, Pennsylvania
aud Michigan.
Chas. +. Dennis formerly of Grand Rap
Ids, n proprietor of the Star barber shop and
bathrooms located opposite the Occidental
Hotel. His shop l. open every day in the
week and his location j. one of the most
convenient ia the city. Charley Is an enter
prisiug fellow and should meet with success.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
MISSES AND CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT

Misses solid gram button shoe II o2 Chds button 10
Csc, worth l25I 75r worthIO
hutton kid
worth 1J0I poe L'' worm IS
Misses kid high cut button ~ F ' worth %
worth LIS Nssos, vsssor ,is ao, uo-.t
to
75c. worth 1OOI tx, 125
Large Variety of Chdrens Low Shoes from 65c to SOO
Childens Ties and Sandals going % cents sizes to
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

This house Il located on the corner Of
Lake and Devi-iou streets. only one block
from the depot and two blocks from the
pO-t-Otfice. IL affords fine view of the bay
and has accomm. .iations for thirty guests.
Il Is 500 per day house and special rates
are made % summer bOarders. Mrs. o. ID.
Tracy Il prOprietresS.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

ladies' Kid Button Shoe
95c, worth S1.25
kid glove-foxed shoe
SL00, worth 1.25
/" grain button shoe
Sl25, worth 1.50
" solid grain button shoe
S1.25, worth l.50
" solid grain button, double back
Sl25, worth 1.75
" fine dress kid button, back stay
Sl50, worth 200
d" kid button walking shoes
95c, worth Sl.2J
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

Ths F-4fs'~a@rn Meals ftr,@s 4 1ffsr
s--~rs..f IRE Fsif rsesa ~ re Asr eTlesns
lsssffse1 over s rfse~ sVsferss ir svsfar-s- fhsl
ss-zfaTa 2 rsr srf 4 Frn rs0f -'E l~t. assry s1a
parf@ef sfff1E 1ress rsii a. rf1 Norfoe sfra-as
ps~-a-~ Ricck p-ica~ ta snif ~ rlre~ a0e.
tfse@afa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
PIER vIEw HOUSE.

This house affords special advantages To
sufferers from hay fever. Il l. located near
the steamboat docks. and affords a magnih
cent view Of the bay aud it, guests have the
fullest advantage OF the fresh breezes that
blow from It's surface. 10 j. only "A couple OF
minutes walk from the post Office. The
house l. new aud l. a pleasant and quiet
place 20 stop az. Mr.. B Z. Gage Is the pro
prietor and he uses his best endeavors To
make the stay Of his guests pleasant while in
PetOskey.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

We have two hundred baby
Carriages that must be closed
out at some price.
As we must have the money
for them by that time.
If YOU are interested call
and price ours before you buy
as it will be to your advant-
age.
Our line is now complete
and prices have never been so
low.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

n. B.-Customers purchasing 50 worth or over
will be presented with beautiful steel engraving
OF our late General u. s Grant
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.

Ladies kid tie walking shoe, beautiful
style 95c, worth 81
The best kid opera slipper, at
75c, easily worth SI.OO
Ladies' Webb slippers l4c.
Women's solid grain ties, sI.O0.
Women's solid grain button walking
shoes S1.00
Ask In particular to see our 81 High
Cut Kid Button Shoes. Best American
kid, solid counter inner and outer sole,
good inner and outside back stay button
facing, and warranted TO give 81 worth OF
service.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16


Those who look upon, miners O. . plod-
ding, unimaginative race are greatly at
fault. They are particularly strong In
imagination. Speaking Of . lot OF rich
specimens OF gold quarta from the Peabody
mine, the Nevads (Cal.) Transcript Of last
Saturday says: Zone of them resembled
an eagle sitting on . mountain OF quarts.
II weighed five ounces, the weight of the
gold being estimated 1t four ounces. J.E.
Brown paid $ for IL, and viii send 1. 10 .
friend in New York State" We have
never known an old placer miner who bad
not found q nugget or chispa In which he
could trace a Likeness of some bird, beast
or reptile They are generally particular
ly strong in eagles. Being very patriotic,
the miner makes an eagle out OF every
piece Of gold that shows the semblance Of
wings, though the specimen may look more
like a goose or . sandhill crane. Besides
eagles the miners find fishes, frogs, turtles
and the like. and have them mounted -
pins. The more they look at these things
the stronger becomes the likeness In their
eyes. Ii is like picsuring faces, castles and
the like In the clouds. The miner can
make Of his nugget camel, . weasel or .
whale.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

"a. Loui. Globe Democr.. !

The wife OF Ell Boiling, . respectaLle col
ored man Of Egg Hartor City, Pa, uho be-
gan TO turn white twenty years ago. 10
now, to all appearances a white woman.
the only traces Of her African origin te-
ing found in her kiaky hair and q small
black speck upon the spper lip. Mrs Bol-
ing's case vas extensi veiy written up In
the newspapers a fe~ years ago. She vss
then far advanced in her curious srsnsfor-
nation. Twenty years ago Mrs. Boiling
discovered small White specks breaking out
upon her skin, asd ever since they have
spread gradually sn they now cover her
entire person. This change in ths eulor AZ
her skin wss free from bodily discomfort
or pain, and Is not regarded &c dise~se.
Mrs. Boiing is tarty svs wears cd, AID an
sttrsetivs-lookiaS p~son She IL exsr~nss-
ly sensitive cnneerniag the ~o.3erfaa -
of nas.re. snd II she 10 avars e< "a sQ
bold 40 conversation vnA . eswspap~
uaa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
HIS DOUBLE.
rhe Man who Poses a. . ConnterpArt of
the Prisee OF Wales.

IN Y Cor. Buffalo Expresal
When a man is taken by q barber into
he back room OF a shop, or behind a cur
ain, instead of being reclined in public
hair. the suppOsition is that dye Is to be
Ised on him. Therefore, when | chanced
- get a glimpse OF what was going on In
an obscure corner Of my BARRIERS estsb
iishment, was sstonished - sec that it
was not the common practice of hiding
gray hair. Nothing was being done TO the
natural brown Of the subjects beard or
ranium. but on the top Of bis head the
left scissors of the srtissn were causing
baroness Artificial badness was being
,aused. When the man emerged, there
wss q mere lock left on his poll. and this
-sIunant was carefully parted in way to
make the utmost of IL. ss though the
airsuke scarcity was . matter Of regret.
rhe barber regarded the secret as a
professional one. not to be divuiged. aud
swe it to chance tsst am able 70 give the
srus explanation. The bsldsess was ar
d6cis0y created in order 60 complete .
LIKENESS 70 the Prince Of Wales. forsear
70 name this proud double Of vlct~r1a',
heir. but be belongs 20 locally well
known family. and IL familiar loaneer ct
plares of fashtonahie resort Mature ass
given hm the biz nose. slightly balgtng
syes. poutinS lips. and general outlines Of
Wales. aud ne perfects The senihlsncs By
trimming a fnll beard and thirsssg shs
sair. In dress. TOO. he initiates tie srix-
nal He spent q season in Lenxon. and
{ - said tsst On one occ.-iou hs wss mis-
AIKEN for the Prince. That svs~s dsciSs -
sis career. All ais hours are kears ~
eisurs, aud BIS rarss - lsax. fSuppe@
ss ufll ss sa pcstax q . sosns,xr.ss -
ovslss - sA< snA 81 hxs -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
STEKETEE'S POSITIVE COUGH CURE


REMEMBER THE PLACE THESE REMEDIES ARE
SALE Druggists
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
WHOOPING COUGH
GAM BE; CURED!

~g"dh aonva
yss ay
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

and woald not lks ca IL withoas L. ss il L. sssS
family me1lcins. VIA. barna Brnis<<- ba.~
Tllruet Cold etc. hence truly recommend u =
the pnblie- kkt. n NAALA-AN k@4fE
fsfs.<sos. 8. J.. teb. II. LsoA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
PREVAILING DISEASES.

pl q extent nrGr dkn ~sGds IN
those s hu hhh de edsreo aefastb
Ion h % citizens has invented rr for rwbxpnQo M
family ig directions Hehalra
he b t cured iy
Mr. FnM ell nd hwsy yknnb 10 the chSh h
ALL
q p il Family tuch
Caution friends careful whom they purchase ny Remedies u there Coutsts Circulation
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
WHAT HURT HIM.
Tho Origin OF d. w. Hanna's Dis-
like OF Voorhees,.

The Joke that wss Played ss n.yies- -
Governor willard .sd the q Tall syos-
more OF the W.s.sh"-A DIE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
Read Whss Vars Magic Oil 80 rsrs
- psl- f-ss rcre OF
TIRE People

tHe fccrle
We hss nssd rAns Magic OF ~ intst.4l sss
external sp.liestis.ns in osss 81 Coda Colie Clls
borns. bruisas etc. and hnd hone bcfter. IL =
eepeoiSlly sdsVted - ohildren- - Il can hs ns~d
With safety and satisisctisa sns ws s~rassts
fecon mend II - parents.
ha1kssos. n<pt- a. isr&
have used vSss AAsic oIi for KeursaslA. Az
n has proved 10 be satisfactory. Il hss eossc
entirely al-O cur next door neistlbof wsz
eored bs IL 1oehkns hleft b Internal uss ~
Hosrssn-ss. Also man by the nsns % btsSfs
k~lntals cured by ls ~ scry severn L&lcs
hack CA nssss - 40 n~<l a. prssss = ys~'
Srsna Hs-e.. AprSl . issA
We Asvs ss-d yvar Magic on for several Ss~.,
and ~oaid not LIKE ca ~ wtthoos y ss Il Il fes<
family medicine. via burns. brnls<A bss~
Tflrost COld< etc. hence truly rseolasnsne z =
'Ai fsss.s.s. ssss.s 4 J. M Ii u = .ss. .AS-' '@
NEn q. v4xss sssI1kDrr--Ns have 0sod yoss
Maze OIL w,th srr%, ssssstsotaoa. .ss nns q 80 %
theriA Of course We employed q doctor. but e>s
eAild efev sorse evsry oss. Ons moFIlHx, -
ssd eonsoitsa' II The ciiid soald !. sliss in Sss
cat the phiasrn out This ] did not approve -
bof Ihess no koI< 81 the child recovery.
consensd- Finally cur neishbof hrsL 2. NAndes-
vewp. czliss with bo<tls az yo1r kASss Oh. sA1
ASked IL would oss it-it woah oo<s Aotk-
ms We sAse tie child thf~s I've cross IN
s~<nAlly ever hour. and Icltio-d tfs sole OF -
fs&< with olloni and botkcd lts throat veil vio
Mage tsl. end when tf.s oocto< came N the exss%
ing he wanted to know whs< I'D s1se1
eflild. ~ "a bronthed - much sesies. / told hin
We used fen's Magic Oh. be aid ksef right -
nsins it s that wss bestes than hs ooold 90 4
have thanked Mrs- Nanderwerp Q thousand Cn0
toT h~s Kindness. and sincerely thank yos III
yS1n sslo<bts nlsdisns. locu truly.
mis- a. y. Pkln-
Vans Magic Ol - Eiss of Pain 10 ns1utss.
rufod bs y. g. NanslesliIsns. kuskksron. kict-
and 10 sold ba sl dealers.
For sale az retail In Glssc kspids si the foilsy
ING drug ssore~; NJ. Il. kimm. peck brotheas.
j. kecoti. III. 8F ihuIn. Il. II. WllsOn. and " q.
h. NenletIW.B,' aiso 4. A. Buys Co. ADdrs~
Devoe. AMI II. Lindenmulder. fos sale 40 whs,sr
sale by HEEeIlDs Perkins ia
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

COK RENT-l0 Fountain, - Caledonia sOl
bouth Division and se5 Front streets Also
ei.uD 70 loan for one year and south Division
streets iots for sale. knquire Of Tuttls bros,
Insurance Agents..
EOR RkNT-A LARGE ROOM to rent over
] Hart's }ob oMco. In Arcade. Inquire of H.
q. Carr. Democrat ofsce.
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For .hs benefit of uiIering humsn,ty,
and In hearifsltgratltude the wonderful
Iesit, deem 1t only my duty To give this
unsolicited testimony In favor q SWirtis
Specific. lily wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or salt Rheum from
her infancy. 1t has increased "A intensity
WIN eath succeeding spring, aud being
mewhat skilled in medicine myself, [
tried every remedy | could think Of for
yearS-sarsaparilla cOmbiuCd with every
iorm of folassiae, q d hundreds of other
remedies lotions, and alkali washes of
every known Ind, Tut they all gave only
Tempo NY reliet Daring the spring OF 1881
he lower eAtremiles became 50 iufamed
ana sore mat shc was obliged 10 keep them
constantly coated with u covering OF "Fu =
loCs eatth,' mixed wet aud allowed 10 dry
on. Among otner things, She was afflicted
wiz g periodical nervous healache, uc.
NufTins regularly every seven days, some.
times followed by IN intermittent fever
for weeks at a time, To- that her III. ulrame
q burden TO her.
This spring determined she should take
g. > ~. and lO!lOwings strictly the directions
IN regard 10 doss, diet, etc, This was about
seven weeks ago Alter tAkiug Inc first
large bottle the disease seemed 10 'rcreasr:
the burning itching and Inflammation he
came unne0rable. sne, however, nersa.
vered In the usy OF the medicine After
taxing the second bottle the Inflammation
began 10 subsidc After the third bottle
The inflammation disappeared, and sore spots
dried up ana turned white aud gcaly, ana
finally sne brushCdtnem OH nsn impnina.
hle white powder, resembling pure salt
she rs now taking the sixth bottle, three
tab!e-speoniuls four times daily. Every
appeal OF the disease has zone, md
het flesh IS becoming soft, white and
smooth again; and wont Il more, her ne.
riodlc0 headaches have disappeared, and
she isnow, NJ 81 years ot ace, enjoying the
only. good health ShN has known for mn.
wards OF 10 years. No wonder she declares
with emphasis TINT every bottle OF S,S,S, IA
worm Thousand times Its weight In gold
ANY intthor Information concerning hrr
Gaze VIII be cheerful ly given by herself nj
hor residence, lS Mulet street, or by me,
JOHN L. BRADLEY, u Grlswold "
Detroit, Mich., Mny 10, lSSS.
For Sale by all Druggist.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
lbT W. I'D 81 N v wv
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Henr,sttaNo,c..

HENRIETTA, Oct. s.--lCorrespopd-
ence. Our peopls were very much
surprised yesterday when the county
Judge refused Houston and Wallace
Merchant bail for the killing OF David
kihe, mn account OF which appeared In
THE HERALD. Tho attorneys for the
defendants will at once sue out hs.
heas corpus before District Judse WI.
liams, at Graham. IL 10 the general
opinion that tho defendants were no,
Justified In tho killing, but that II can.
not be murder In the first degree.
A German colony will settle in Ola,
county this winter. They have made
arrangements 10 purchase from the
county tho old courthouse for church
q ve1y reasonable figures.
a great many cattle are held hore
ioS shipmont, waiting for better prices :,
yhe range ts hne and the prospects are
s1as very few cattle will be lost this
The fsrnsrs ere sowing mora vbsa,
thon ever be6ores The HenrieitS Citv
mllln Are running night And dav. ana
~ nakInk yety ane Hour. They nav
~ i4sUe1 eooo ptieoo for their Wheat
~ ~ ~ tEo06lo n 0ollinS al NM
~ o1oY Con make. MnSf 81 cur ~.
y ~ deer hgoaSSt
81
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MINI

MEk INNEN Oct A. TEnrro.napd
49, n. fo''"'
oNNV' ~" .. H. c"ler 'ne woll'
known physician a0d phrenClogisl il
vet among us and tbe rrospects ore.
;udc,ur rr,,,, a. o,o.,', ,~,.s.
he IL dSInS. thar no III, ha cn nn1nss
10 ro,,,oi,e, 'n"' IT, Iv y. po ooiupoilou
, 70 remain some . time longer. IT is
80, aI, -, ,"NS s"Io Peopis aie UoI'luk
ana g., az pSt,s y, wy oountrN oy ran
s na l ni W oa.,,n, anu puEgies; among
ars saTa~ai ,,om, W M SouIun 'he uoo'or
n. ,,o,,a. .s' 49,, 800" na"'.
"a. he P 10 W., niueon a,o MohoerIuli
nno, 10 -, ~ nV. 10y mo'u W Ioau ,rou'
enS Jiraot ,hnn, , y, p"s sa a.e, ~. W au',se
,prs Nnn,arn,,. ~ or s ~ So, ~ W." III,
ON yecnrS Maze Mh "o ;no oa1 % t . are
snn,o s,,narna,vr,I ., o ~ 'nis, w
tba i;vos ora ,or,,,np oT ~, nns stayeu
sanv That ha s''oneoSn 10 o n u9s' o,s,'
t,ad hv ,hosa ~ a.I, ,s 20 nIuy seii-
dsiirsstinn ' y, V ma; u" h upon MN ior
Woo ,~ hna;n No v snr tna ao.on anu au'
thar l,vas proha tSv 'v va,r i,lno IN
onS ,nIa,, opnuy wars peivre,
ali apouta previous examination, as
v was .m9 case .ast nisas Wnen yeur cor
,,osponuont oVo.nearo conversation
,Jo., h ,me uoctor ann u may pa,
o o,om., WHOM, upon rWnnlpg his hand
Vye. ner heau careiully' apfuotly SAID
M, nS IVY. enaIiheu tnat heau before"
,r ny ,"uy ,.sis.eu, however, 20 the CON
ray, anu thst her hesd mud never be-
lol9 peeh examined except by lady,
and tnat IN childhood. DR.. Fowler
was very posltlve, however, and when
NO., o nSu sa ansoe ~, uhS.nor caroiu examine
non sau' ~ KNOW what am talk
ing epouti nave examined your head
before" The lady still insisted Go the
s.Snt,erT, and II was not until the doe
or hau told or the place ehe WAS
iron , and the circumstances connected
WIN tho examination din she ttutom
yer anything about IT, by
ner own statement II wea Just
~ wears since that time,
anete ~ so much interest takon in his
mon1eiiol powers, and so numerous
n,e .ne stories about his almost mirac.
n So, successes, that IL is an actual
.s y sF sssS%s %%ia q s SSn
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We notice quito q stir all bussl s.
arodnd one of h. princiole b usiness
HOUSES on Main $ rect, near The
HERALD office, aud upon Investigation
we 'ound tina some Of our pc,ucipie
merchants w~ra filing their orders tor
fall aud wiuter sui s, wi h the fashion
able tailors, Dou. las Bros, VIII seem. d
quite pleased az haviug 50 many
"suited Their stock OF goods ON
brac. tho finesl liuesO foreign and
domestic cloths, cashmprss aud
worsted ~ h. latestaLd mos fa,hlou-
| able designs Having uuu6 bat the
best workman, usiag nothing but The
best material, hey turn ou5 he best
mace, most durable aud stylish suits
IN II prices are low tor good WORK
Ihey can furnish a. short notice busi-
ness a. d dress suits. Cat and see their
extensive line Interpretations
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after having their children's charac-
ters dalineated, ana thoroughly un-
derstandirg TIE work, bid him God
speed.
Parents, too, are daily coming tn
thank him for having advised their
boys 80 well, and thereby cansed
them to entirely mend their ways and
follow a true, straightforward and
manly course.
Another feature Is liz the entire satis.
faction which every one receives who
applies to him for delineation OF
character. No one has ever yet lett
without obtaining the most thorough
and perfect satisfaction.
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Tho lsnnri of rrnrlr.

One II the neatest, nobbiest and
coolest resorts IL the city is tho elo-
gaut saloon ~ Massrs. Purdy d Ran.
dSll, ON the northeast, corner of Main
and Austin ST. osle. rho purest brands
OF WHISTLES, wines, branches, etc., aud
the choicest lois OF imported and do.
mestic cigU'9 are oHly kept, Tho chop
counter IL aiweys Supplied with the
freshest gnd choices duicacloa o. the
season. Che billiard tables are tho
finest in the Ity, &c
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attendance. Henrietta rams her schools
tree 10 months in tbs year.
Another brisk norther struck IA this
n orning, which, il 10 hoped, will pre-
vent the dengue fever from visiting
our city. 81 far We have escaped from
the disssse.
Miss Ollie Heffner. beautiful young
lady from Shreveport, Louisisps, ID
vis'tiDg relstives in our little city.
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walking. down Broadway is very
pleasant when you feel well, and II
Il mover felt better than when his
friend asked him how he got over that
severe cough of his 20 speedily. TAh.
my ooy," ssio T., SC. II. N. did IN
Ana his iritnd v ordered what d, =.
-. meant. lie knew y AID no. mean n
Eood Many Doctors, for T. M
bad tried dozen ia vain. ~ have Il, .
sail le, Jna. hitting the mai on the
neal, you mean DR.. Plerce's 'QoIden
Medical Discovery or Gold Medal De.
served, rs my friend j. S. nj.
ways dubs It," Sold by druggists,
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Our ladies footwear daps -rnsnt is
the most complete in the 'ity, our
stock is completed graded, from n
good low. priced article, TO the best in
the land. We handle goods for all
GLASSES, or prices are made TO suit the
masses, q. leon Kuhn S.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS nn1lor

NuIiCE * HEnEnY OWEN THAI,
~ 90 ths 1.th day nf September. iSS,.
letters ui administration On tie estaia oi
j w, stevenson ami rewli'a e,eVpnson
were granted Ia me hy the hunorabia
county. court OF Dallas cnnuty. rr.xas
AMI that all persons hridlns claims
ssainst saii estate are required to present
The same Within the time rresrri,ei h,.
lag. Ny residence aud postoffice ajars.s
Is No llsiAsin street. nsilss. N xas'
Administrator OF the estate OF 4. ~ a.,
ferrilsn Stsvensor.
DA.IAs. rssAs, s.ptember -. ix5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-10

Oar stock OF BOOTS and shoes ofgent's,
ladies', inisses, and boy's ohildren's
fail scar, IS now COM
plesc. Wa have the best and
largest stock ever exhibited in Dallgs
aud 40 lower prices, than good cuA-
tom-mBdo ever sold here heretofore.
Call at the old reliable shoe house Of
Leon K0hn's and examine goods and
get prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-10

Tho Gl0e Ulcthiug Houso sweeps
the country, LnassuBiag. without
prGieuslUoN, theg arc deRlip" out 90 an
sppseciatlre public, children's suits,
aud COY suits, mems suits, shirto nj
prices rhat goakb 40 impression.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-10

Having greatly reduced my stock oi
fine hats, will now sell the balance OF
stock regardless of price. need and
must have the roor, for large stock
at Shoes Cali sooni and save money
heiore tho stock IS bTokenuT, az Leon
kaln'-.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-10

DR.. Scutts Cocoa, Beef, Iron and
Phosphorus, one of tho hest tonics for
loss OF eppsu;o and debility. Try IL.
For sale oy HickoX Il HeArne, Patter-
son, Clover Il CO., jeff House and
Howell Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-10

Our fall stock is now complete. We
guarantee TO show the most complete
line OF underwear, shirts, hosiery and
every thing else, in tine furnishing
goods in Dallas. IL. Is. Burr IL Bro.
sos Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-10

holland * McRosky Hardware COM
pany, sell the famous Charter cook
stove, for either coal or wood. Best
stove in the world. Every one gunr-
anteod to give entire satisfaction, S3i
and SO Elm atreet.