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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

CIRCUIT.-Moses W. Gray ct a! W. George
Wellington, garnishee of |. +. Messmore
Argued and submitted. -Four other cases
in which |. +. MessmOre Is principal defend
ant were disposed of IN the same manner }
Emanuel Nugent ". John Goldsmith.
Replevin. Case referred 20 Cle-k. Proof
by affidavits.- Louisa Henderson vs.. The
Reserve Mutual Life Association. Hearing
set for Aug. L.
OFFICE BUSINESS. Nathan W. Coach VS..
Isaac Robbins and Emma Robbins. In
chancery. Petition to enforce lien filed.
PQLICE.-C Burgeman, drunk paid S5.35.
and John Stewart for same offense went to
Jail for II days-John Cole and Frank X.
Graves, breach of the peace, fine s. each
and costs. or l. days in Jail; Graves paid"
The People ". Frank Adams. Breaking into
dwelling house in day time. Held for trial
at next term of the Superior COurt.-The
People ~. Robert w Heidlnger. False
pretenses. Adjourned to Aug. II.
PBoBArE-Estate of Hiram Moore, de-
ceased. Will admitted 70 proba' e.-Es-
tate OF Aretta Fitch, deceased. Emily A.
Peck appointed administrative Bond filed
and letters issued. - Estate of Silas Powell,
deceased. james Jewell appointed admin
stratOr.
SUPERIOR -Gepke Westdorf vs.. John West
dOrf. In chancery. Bill for divorce filed.
-Janna Brugman ~. Cornelius Brugman.
In chancery. Bill for divorce filed.
JUSTICE SAUNDERs- Martha Barnes vs..
Horace l.. Barnes. As-umpsit. jury trial
Judgment for plaintIg Sl3l.t0 and costs $40.
jas. A. Williams Va. John ID. Mcintyre.
Assumpsit. judgment TO plaintiff so and
costs. John J. Eby ". Aruna Bradford.
Assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff $685.
and cOzts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Thef Eater Residences n the DaI-
Time ard Aet Ven uogsntismaas-

Tbef Enter Residences IN the Oa,-
Time ard Aet Ven Uogsntismaai-
Yesterday aftefuoo1 at.al u glu-ck sLsak-
tbleses sntsreG ths rvslaieEoe of 31osoE "
stanton ~ llylngston street. slla st0ls q
gold e5ail. t@e psirs of eg1 boGtoCs. .esa
pe1cll. q tooth piek. oraoelet ana az cd
geld 1ollsF. whlch Sir Stslton gave ~ bis
ulJsner ssgat Inirls pears ESQ. aF- and
Alr-. Staltou seFe al tle eeiDetery af lne
ulle. ara Ali-- Stanton ana la5y visitor
sere the ouls ones 81 honls. lhes acre lost
going oct calling. a1d ths goung iady had
zslked slO~is do@n Lawn zSJon street
@hila Sl>- Stanton sas lOseElng TIE
sIndo@ curtains and locking The doors.
Th1 interior ~ TIE house ~9s somewhat
dark an8 Hiss stanton had .ust locked The
back door and VS. pas-lDZ through the hall
~ the front DOOR stzn . ual stepped 0ut 81
one of the bedrooms. pointed revolver at
her aud tLreE q p0& deFed substance lDtO her
face. lie effects Of which made her feel sieA
and faint and caused ner ~ fall 10 TIE nooF.
she remained upon The nooE aneOD sciOn~ Tor
about fifteen inmates, Wten she recovered
aud called Ia some OF the nelghb0rs. The
furniture vas somewhat ssFevu around tie
door aud the thieves had departed wlih their
booty
The residence OF i. e. Young on the east
side or Ea-t street vas entered IA the fore
noon and The thief secured 4 haLd-satchel
containing SD u money, which belonged 10
Mss Jennie Young the Monroe street mil
Inner The saichel WAS lying upon table
ln room unoccupied 81 the time BY any
members Of the family who, however. re
turned a. see the thief disappear over q
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
PERSONAL

;. l.. WATSON aud wife are a. Petoskey-
". ". GUNNER the Cadillac lumberman,
IL at Sweet.
Mrs. Charles woodard IA Clinton street,
II seriously iil.
Representative Geo. I. Richardson and
wife. of jamestown. are IA ghe city.
Mrs.. J. L. schultz and daughter Georgia
have gone % Parma. Mich. 20 spend few
weeks.
James W. Wsbber. general manager for r..
Hudson Son. ionia. b. stopping At The
Morton
Ladd j. Lewis. of Uaca. y T., a former
resident of the alley Clty. is tn the city Vs-
ik4ng friends
Nessrs. Post, Eggers and Glse@on, who
nave S>eu making cruise ap the lakes. re-
turned heole yesterday.
\. e.. Johnson. Of Sweet, Hotel. was
prominent among The guests 40 the Arhag
ton Psto-Sey. over Sunday.
Frank " Ball. editor and proprietor Of
the Democrat. viii ~ north 10 day 10 spend
some time st the summer resorts.
Judge :. \ Failas. Of Cadillac. who vas
Ciistanced in the Congressional racF by Hon
b. n Cutcheon. vas in the city yesterday.
John WcOwesau. of the United States
Court, with a party Of friends. went north
last night tc spend fwo weeks camping near
Bear Lake.
TIE Misses Mamie Gilbert and Ella Owens
have gone On the country for "a two weeks
visit. and vii probably visit Mscstswa Park
before they rcturn.
l.. " hoyt. of -his city, and BIS brother.
~ r Hoyt. of the Columbus. o.. hospital.
are spending few weeks visiting their
mother at fetozSeg
The venerable Bob Ulngps4. one of the
"A .. Il. .| a
circus profession. was a caller st IsF rErs-
gRkN Office bass sveulng
Rev. r. 81. joy returned yesterday from q
short soiouru AZ Bag View. where his son
Harry hs- been gnite dangerously sick lie
reports htr ssn a. .s.,nVaiezcfnz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

The Afternoon Performance OF Especial
Interest 70 Ladies and Children.

The Afternoon Performance OF Especial
interest 70 Ladies and Children.
The Pullman, Diugess Cos Circu'.
which Is 10 exhibit upon ihe island show
grounds to-day. comes 10 the ciiy recon-
mended ia the highest terms ar 4 clean, neat,
attractive and deserving entertainment 1t
Is all that II claims 10 be- and is : legitimate,
one ring circus With real merit aud first
class talent. The afternoon performance
will be made especially interesting for ladies
and children. and the management promises
10 send all away we'll pleased and repaid for
bestOWIng their patronage. The following
notice OF its performance in Buffalo Is taken
from the Times of June 3:
The entertainment given by the Pull
man, Dingess u CO. combination, under
canvas on Main near Upper street, Is really
excellent IN every particular. IL Is not
circus proper, but equine performers are
introduced and prove 10 be maryels of intel
ligeuce. Their canine rivals show great
sagacity, and their wonderful feats are be-
yond conception. The specially acts by a
corps of athletes, are without doubt the best
ever presented IN Buffalo. The trapeZe
performance excels the most daring feats of
the renowned LeOtard, and the acrobats are
certainly al the head of their profession.
Throughout the week there will be two per-
formances daily. and the show deserves TO be
we'll patrOnized. Summer prices have been
announced, and - cents Is we'll invested IN a
visit 10 Pullman, Diugess Cos Show.
Little Blanch Pullman in her marvellous
exhibition on a revolving globe, captivates
all beholders, and Lotto, The Queen of the
Air" il also a great attraction. The slack
wire act of lille Austin Is a marvel of skill,
and Herr Drayton's cannon ball manipula-
tiOn proves him to be a prodigy of strength.
The entire performance Is free from any
thing threadbare or vulgar. and the show
can be highly recommended in every par
ticular.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
The scisntiesi,s Exhibit.

The board Of directors Of the Kent Scien-
hfc Institute met lazt night IN the Office Of
the County superintendent Of the Poor, to
arrange for making an exhibit AZ ne meet
ing Of American Scientists, to be held At
Ann Arbor. Aug ~ There were present
r. : Holmes. W T. Cofinberry and Prot
r. \. strong. ". T. Cofhnbe vas dele
-stei 20 take charge Of the society exhibit
aud accompany The same - Ann Arbor. Dr.
Holmes presented a code of rules for the
government 81 the board. which were &c
cepted and he was appointed a committee
to make such improvements IN them as he
theT business the meeting adjourned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
GREAT BARGAINS.
IN
CARPETS

20 rolls of Carpet TO De sold
at lower prices than ever be-
fore known.
We offer during the next
two weeks double warp Car
pets, handsome designs, 25c
per yard.
Heavier grade beautiful
patterns. SOC and 35c.
Extra heavy wool filing 45c,
former price 6Oc.
Extra super quality, 65c,
former price Soc.
Extra super strcitly all wool
72c, sold elsewhere for Soc.
Lowell Carpets, the best =
ply carpets made IN the new
est designs, at Zoe.
Also a full line of yard wide
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

The -bamrion-. Edward 8snlsn and Geo.
" Lee. vii make their first appearances in
great rowing match apon the inland
waters of Michigan at Orchard Lake. Anr
i2 A. shis time toes Til row a mile and
turn for purse Of sso rivsn by the eiti
zens of fourae and Orchard Lake An
interesting program comprising many new
s-quafie feata has aiso been arranged. The
axhlhifiona vfil he free en- ALL no 4iuittsnca
f,a neiuz charged iu ang way Fhe Detroit.
gS~and Haven 81 Milwaukee Ruiroad viii
ariua aff a rare oTpcrtEnuv ta ENJOY the lav q
-rort it ha~iu1 arranged for sr-clal train
- ia,va fhis fi-y to-fnnrrrw morning AZ $50.
Returning ere train rii 'esve t.~rharf Lake
~ r.. nt Fare far Gre rrnni t-fr g. ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Charles DaI0ug v3s arrested by Sergeant
ing disorslerig The complainant is Jennie
Young oHe ~ the i0w inmates ~ one Of ths
lowest nost i.sreputsbie hou= on Amy
street She accnses Dsiong IF making sn
improper NOISE and usIng indecent and I'm
moral language while in her presence. to the
sr.i Hvsnlrle of others iu Ike case offending.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Jsuna 8rnEfusn yesterday Sled hiu m
sbe Sorernr Conrt. s~kinr for divorce
f-,,,n her hnsesnd Cornelius srrruisn She
sliere- that he treats her with extreme -ru-
sitr whfa re- .rests hi. r-fsrss uith beer
ard Vhissr 4n8 ii -ut1ricata.f himself
iarra share ~ the time
f-arza Nai.ltcrf whn aiIe.ras fnzf
felannea. Der hrshsnf. triad te r,risrr her
~ ruftina Paris green iu ire e-fFee- GOT. h4s
al-sf 4lrIfed f1r tfrnrrn She sars fhau
hare nor frei nieasantr fer years. t'sf He
has treated 'er very rr1eilr sud fnsHr af-
tempted ta -ssa ter hfe vth rri=nn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

4 pleasant social event will occur at the
residence OF ". l. Blakeley. 70 First avenue.
this evening at : O'Clock. The event will be
popular travelling agent Of the Grand Rapids
& Indiana Railroad. will lead TO the altar
Mrs. 4. r lsoag. Of 30 LagraTe street. and
Mr. John II. sullivan. baggage master on
the Chicago g West Michigan Railroad. will
we'd Ni-= Emma Holmes Rev. Ben. r.
Sergeant vill perform the ceremony.
Neither Of the couples viii indulge IN a we'd
ding trip. and Mr. and Mrs. Mayberry will
be sat home az - lacrave street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

- asalsoros. August ll-sor ths lppef
Lakes. 0eletally fsir. sKcept ia aor-lsess
PORTION. Local rllns, sari41.e alnds, ueariJ
stalssnarg .emgefaturs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

yIER9tVtR MONDAY moruiug st th resi-
deuca ~ Mar n FierEevsr ~ Ottawa stresf. Sto-
fins Van Bloc es wife - Daniel Niergever ~ the
aea ~ - sears AMI months
Tho f1-ersl vii 80 hai Wednssdsy afternoon
a. 3 o'clock frorn fha second Reformed ch1rch.
Bostwick street city papers please COPY.
It is impossible for any one who Is suffer
ing from toothache 90 be good tempered
But an application of -. Jacobs Oil viii
hanish the pain and bring peace.
Peck's Beef Iron and Wine y cents per
pint gfa- owu make. Peck's Drrg Store.
rry the six meal ticket az the Windsor
Dining Han ia Monroe street.
Price lead and Oh before h1yinz Can
not BE nndersoid. Peck- Drug Store.
Tooth ache dr0p~ % cents psr bottle.
pecs's Drug Store
P-escrirtiors prepared We rnt ~ 3mo
Ter mouth NJ faney prices. Pecss Drug
Store.
Wixad rafnts. "a rolors- ir a,srt and gallon
cans. Peess Ilruz Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

49, ss6scrtoer iiof Fscsl1ll-s "a zLz-
s.44 rsgsllltFss asla ..rssaptlg siii oosJsy q
g.s0F ~ a.ossfsi... tsss s5lcs 5s telephones ~
sssfsIi cssrf. Oar telsl ho1e 1ambsr - 81.
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~ A T A B B H.

That pure sweet safe and effective American distil.
lation OF Witch-Hazel. American Pine. Canada Fir
Marigold and Clover Blossom called SANyoRp's RAD
IcAL CURE FOR CATARRH. with one box CArARRuAI
SOLVENT and one SANToRDs IMPROVED INHALER,
all In one package, may be had Of all druggists
81. Ask for SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE
Complete Local and Constitutional Treatment for
every form of Catarrh. from Simple Cold or Influ.
enza to loss Of Smell, Taste and Hearing. Cough.
Bronchitis and Catarrhal Consumption, In every
package
CLERGYMEN, voCALIsTs
and Public Speakers without number owe their pres.
ent usefulness and success to SANFoRp's RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH
Rev. Dr. Wiggin says. "one Of the best remedies for
Catarrh-nay, the best remedy we have found In q
lifetime Of sufering-is SANFoRD's RADICAL CuRr
1t clears the head and throat so thoroughly that taken
each morning on rising, there unpleasant secre
tions and no disagreeable hawking during the entire
day. but unprecedented cearness Of voice and res
piratory organs"
Sold by all druggists Price, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co. BOSTON.
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CAsH Prices FoR Day Goops.

SELLING OFF DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS
slightly sOiled. at less than cost.
LAWNS, &C.; NUNS YELLING. 15c
BLACK CASHMERES, (very cheap, all pure WOOL
double width 37lzc.
BLACK SILKS at actual cost price, SO, g. rs, SIC.
81.
We are selling an excellent BLACK SILK at Use.
really worth 81.
COLORED SILKS. Soc, &c. 75c
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, (actual COST
81 so; real value 81.
COLORED BROCADE SILK VELVET (actual
COST $l.5O; real value 81.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING, two yards and
half wide, actual cost Csc
BLACK CASHMERE sHAWLS, all pure wool.
$3.50.
COLORED SILK VELVET. 81.
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81.
BLANKETS BLANKETS! BLANKETS
BARGAINS! BARGAINS BARGAINS,
Handsome BROCADE FALL DRESS GOODS cheap
At 25c, reduced to 121hc
STRICTLY CASH PRICES
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE
snZ| Near 18th Street.
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COLLINS voLTAIc ELECTRIC P1.AsrERs

Weary sufferer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak
and Sore Lungs, coughs and Colds. Weak Back, Weak
Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia. Female Weakness
Shooting Pains through the Lons and Back try these
Plasters Placed over the Pit of the Stomach they
prevent and cure Ague Pains. Bilious Collie Liver
Complaints. and protect the system from thousand
ills. Csc ie1s.m IN
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EDUCATIONAL

NEW GERMAN METHOD POR THE PIANO
~ by which pupils accomplish In O few months
time what Ia ordinarily done IN years with the old
methods, h founded upon thorough principles.
teachers and scholars viii welcome the Instructions
contained In this method A courSe OF lersons viii
easily onvince them that it Is what they desire
terms and other information call the studio cd
dress CHAs W. THOM PSoN Gil n 81 q W iy ~ 4 me
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUSE.-"The Mikado."
FORD's OPERA HOCsE.-R. l.. Downing In
"Tally Ho.'
ATHLETIC PARK.-Bicycle Races
CoMIQUE SUMNER GARDEN.-Varety
DIME Observation-Disclosures Dumpty" and va
riety.
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LADIES AND GENTS In time of peace pre-
pare TOR war. We will have cooler weather soon
and need warmer wrapping. Bring your suits
10 ne dyed or cleaned early and prevent the
rush. Superior work. Prices to suit the times.
ANTON FISHER,
90S q street northwest
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MANUFACTURERS REMSANTs of fine Satteen
AZ Zoe. per yard; Satteen finished Percale at
67c per yard. at a. stern 5, 9O4 eth ST., between
and h SITS: also, SO dozen Ladies' Balbriggan
REGULAR made Hose. at 15c. a pair.
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nON'T FILL THE SYSTEM WITH QUININE
- in the effort to prevent or cure Fever and Ague
Ayers Ague Cure is far more potent preventive and
remedy with the advantage of leaving in the body no
poison to produce dizziness deafness, headache and
other disorders The proprietors warrant it.
YOUNG, OLD. AND MIDDLEAGED. ALL FIX
perience the wonderful beneficial effects of Ayers
sarsaparla. Young children suffering from sore eyes,
sore ears scald head with any scrofulous syph
itic faint, may be made heatho and strong by its
au1S
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WEARE OFFERING some 15c. Carpets for SOC.
$1.OO Carpets for 1oc. S1-2o Carpets for S1.OO,
and 81 80 Carpets for 81. 25. These prices
less than cost and great bargains. w. B. Moses
d Son., Cor 11th and SIS. N.
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NEW AND COMPLETE assortment Of Cousins
best quality kid shoes for ladies, in common
sense and Opera-toe, at SOS. Il. Strasburger,
No 9O6 9TH street, tour doors above L.
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TOURNAMENT and match trOtting race at the
BrightwOOd driving park Tuesday, August
25th, PIN. Admittance, CSC.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
| A LRAuGTs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
LAST WEEK 90. OF THE q SUMMER SEASON.
NsG ana fad mt BY
II Pennsylvania ave, near l1th 1t.
oonMrEc. Ss $685. = SSaysr OATH.
THE GREAT MIAco TROUPE.
HUMPTY DGMP srY.'n'me OF
Wonderful in its Novel Features and Tricksi splen-
2o-s sIC HRei PEKF SGRaIPfaSs
THE MOST COMPLETE SHOW IN AMERICAi
NEW WONDERS IN MUSEUM
SEwH HoMa Il csf5lt5 x,fs his GREAT
1000 Moving Figures, representing the Seasons.
All this Great Show onlv loo Reserved seats, zoe.
au248t
T'HEATER coM1oUE s,->,,rno.nnrv
,or,s TIE PEST sHew Of THE sGAseE
This Week Al New Faces. Model Artists.
Specially Artists Of Rare are. Merit Merit, .. coo
M ssas 2so PM T0esSSy. Thursday and sasui
PACES BY CALCIUM LIGHT
FAST TINE. RECORDS BROKEN
ATHLETIC PARK, CORNER 9TH AND SIS,
MONDAY NIGHT, August "a, at O'Clock.
AMERICAN RECORDS TO BE BEATEN.
Twenty-mile Pace between JOHN BROOKS, Cham
pion Of Ireland purse Of 800 to be given If the
American record is beaten.
Fve-mile Race-Bcycle vs. Tricycle-H W. HIG-
HAN on Tricycle.; T. w. Eek on Bicycle when
Record Of Is min Is sec.
Halfmile Heat Handicap-Mue Armaindo Cham
One Mile Handicap between Louise Armaindo.
Harry Higham, John Brooks, VIM. NJ. Woodside and
L. w. Eek. and other events.
These will be the first Races given in Washington at
nSGt thus giving all an opportunity to witness these
Corner 10 cts. Gates open at 7 o'clock au22 2t
EoRDs OPERA HOUSE.
WEEK OF AUGUST "a.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Engagement of Washingtons Favorite,
ROBERT L. DOWNING,
l. the new version of Joaquin Miller's Drama,
TIA LILY HO,"
Andthe popular Farce. "A Regular Fix
Assisted by company of wellknown ability.
Monday evening, Souvenir performance Tooth per-
Torrance Of Sfr. Downing as Hank Monk. p'
Tuesday-Benefit of X. of P.
Wednesday-Beneft of 1. o. O. F.
Thursday-Beneft of Emmett Guards.
BOX OFFICE OPEN. au1e-1Ot
4 TRY CASTLE PARK, MT. PLEASANT.
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LIGHTNING RoDs and electric work. j. H.
kuehling, 40 18th street north west.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nj rs ). l. McGElS SCHOOL, AT ITO L ST
ns,,a, aS -. WI reopen September 10th. lSS5 Un-
Ohist saases In French (Berlitl method) and in
.-t.e- au24-Sm
Nj iSSnS BLAIR AND RARNES REOPEN
carn "en seect school and Kindergarten foot Cor
Tntha,-.0u totn 81 NV, SEPTEM Der l4th Grace
ISL 18th St NV w VIZ PufnSa SnppS
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PARRoTs.-Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, has
just received q direct importation OF West India
parrots, which will be on sale for . few days
only.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
CItOwn; 1927 New York avenue.
BEFORE purchasing your winter fuel consult
our advertisement and save money. Henry
A. Clarke d Son, 1913 ST. NV.
WHILE waiting glasses repaired. Hemplers,
cor. 4 l, street.
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Cholera, Diphtheria. Fever.. Malaria.
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's So
dium =, Hypoehlo9ite tdisinfectant). Recon-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi.
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s45 1872 Fulton St N "
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CITY ITEMS.


TWilled silk Umbrellas,
Xtt-sncn, paragon frame, 81. 80 at the Boston
Variety Store, 7O5 and 7O7 Market Space. Win
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BARGAINS BARaA1Ns
We are now Offering at greatly reduced pricea
ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS
Mems Hand,sewed TIES. Strap or Button. Cor $3.50
Mepp. per H PAIR former term o Prise ISL $500
Lot q Boys oxFoRps former price sssQ and
In regular goods We have one Of he srve.t .s.ort.
Our Ladies sso SS cSEAcSyA KID BOX TOE BUT.
NONSENSE cURAcua KID BTrf rSE s or c ssr
aniee them 70 give satisfaction For $500 We can
w sa fssssy FOR LADIES ". s.~. !. -.
ssI IL Ssf
I.dis. sns CURACAO KID NEwroRrrrEs hand
Ladies sns cTRAooA KID BUTTON h.na..sr.a
Ladies Sne FRENCH KID oxscRns s.aa..srsd.
Iadiss i dns FRENCH KID EDISON. h.na.swed,
Ladies One sns FRENCH cIorH.ror EDISON. 1ou,.
1.d'ss s Rs: SkEscH EDISON. 1ou,. xva.., $500,
LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES Ann Chill
DRENS LOW SHOES AND sLrPPERs
Aho. fan line OF Ladies' and Misses, white operas
WIN. b. RICH.
oNEPRlcE SHOE STORE
| we T7Maxka spsca
We c.oee :. 9 Pm. Saturdays excepted. vl8
I'M 4hdi 1. IA 1 Tooth foWDER, FOR 8EAUTT
a1s sooSassinb 1ISe. Is 81 Ss
asa 's box ''' ~ md : ~ =; . :; as;s'
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THE GREAT SALE OF dry goods at 9OS eth
column. ------
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LIGHTNING RODS practically erected. j. 81.
kuefling.
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Mr. VERNON SEMINARY.
hoo AND ll04 N STREET NV.
ENGLlSH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME
AND DAY SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
MRS ELIZABETH T. soMERs. AM, Principal
MRS MRS s snaHH a, SOUL seuL.. lv,os Principal.
Assisted loy Corps Of Thirteen Able Masters and
Teachers
Highest Standard In English and Classical Studies.
Modern Languages under Direction Of the BERLITz
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Special Advantages in instrumental and Vocal Music,
Art and Elocution.
Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER lsT. 1885.
Application by letter or personally. - above.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
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For the middle Atlantic states fair xeatber
In southern portion, local rains and thunder
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perature variable winds.
For Tuesday, light local rains followed by
cooler fair weather, are indicated for New Eng
land and the middle Atlantic states. Light
frosts may occur tonight in Michigan Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota and Dakota.
WE OFFERING Furniture Covering worth
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