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1sfsCELL1NE0Us.
WANTED -BOARDERs WANTED AIS RAN
N s0m-si, by day or week. 81


WANTED-BOAR WANTED Al Is RAN
" som-si., by day or week. ~
NOR ENCHANGt-FOR THIS WINTER
i sohmer cabinet grand PIANO Tor good
square or grand. inquire OF Dr. X. J. kirkiand
president OF Schubcu club
EIRsT. T.CLAS- BOARDING-AT i6s, y. DINIS-
II ion-si. between Lyon and Crsentsve, $50
per week, regular board, and sl-75 per week, day
board
lIANTED-A GENTLEMAN TRAVELLING
" through the s0uh and west. IN business
that requires hut part Of his time would Ike 20
represent some furniture o- other manufacturing
company on commission, either selling goods or
making collections. Satisfactory references. Ad-
dre's COMMISSION. care Telegram Herald. So
lifANItD-THE .SE OF A HORSE THREE
" OF four weeks on a delivery wagon b. p.
Emery, manager baltimore Oyster House CsDsl-si
uANTKD BOARDER.- COZ BOARD AND
W room for g 80 per week. At - OttosFas; be
tween TroEbndge and Fairbankssf. %
TTESTIOS DIES-FAsHIOSA ABLE KISS
A mskisg in ali is branches, cutting and Citing
q specially MoDdys taylor syttcm taught on
reasonable tennis A. 81 south Division -. Mr. ~.
kreif Of Cincinnati -
WANTED SUIT o. Rooms oN GROJ ND.
w fCor or small mouse fun Ishsd ~ uffurnish-
ell within 81 minutes Walk u ~veete hofei. Ad-
dress, giving humber ~ rooms and prices A f..
Y. TELtcfaN- ]. fRAiD ofloe ~ y
DATKOSs OF THEGRAND RAPIDS ICF AND
coai 60 70 take motto that the icp season ci0sss
October 1st. season cnet0fnfrs Wishing ice De-
hvered sffer ihsI dsse vii plssse give notice ~
the CompauF's ofilcf 81 Pearls Telephone l5s.
Oct
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
Hard Luck for the South

No sooner bad the earthquake been per
suaded into letting up a little than jeff
Davis erupted again in five or six character
istic columns. The South is having a hard
time OF 1t this year PHILADELPHIA Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
ZOE RENTLHOUsEs.

NOR RENT-HOUsE OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
stable, No Pig W. fulton-st.i one Of seven
rooms No. 2s2 West Broadway near fultOn-st
one OF SIX rooms in new brick block corner OF
Shawmut-aye and Minter-st with gas, water and
Oiher cOnN enieuces one of three rooms corner OF
Winter and Anen-sts.; also store Tilted for meat
market, n good location Tor trade. enquire OF b.
w. Barnard, 50 Allen corner OF VI NernOn-sts.
4 limo
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
Unlust Justice .

Gould the Maine defaulter. has been SEN
fenced 10 prison for ten years. Justice APP
pears to make some remarkable dscrimin-
nations a. % members of the Gould
family - Chicago Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

Train no. 2f1es Through Coach daily eroeps
sunday, fof Grand ksY8ds Holland Grxf'6
haven, kuss egon snc pertvstes. Also fhruuxh
Coach leaves tbe above point VIA q a " Er
each day, eScept Sunday. arriving fu Tuxedo en
Train No. VI e,<t D. m.f
AL trains daily exeepi sunday
II q. GsEEEE tten'i Pas Agent
r. z. ktTTKrvs. North western An. hukf sgysn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
sysonN CIRoULArIoN.

General SHERMAN refused 10 reply 70
JkFs DAVE. AMI the most popular man
ia the South probably thinks he's the
greatest hero Ia the ,,Ountry.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

R-H-RET FEH.i~f1MENT AND RFCRa.
IL slg cEe las doubted THAI Dssaao-
crate sdAia ssfrstlol . sco1eEalesl. ks
lsaa had proor u it ia ne Iuitsd States
CcarE es.e1lar .1st psbllshsd IA the
city. Heretofore this ealsadar las bs<n
gald tos b. tue G9FSf1Hrnf, ant 1As
bs~ll lea1is lrintsd 90 god p4psg, g1led
siia fs3 and blue. ~alls these IIteadsi
60 uss - TIE cfici4ls ~ers bound IA
uor5eeo. Yesterday the attorneys of tie
eily ssns assoa.slsd b. the appearances
II . ealsadlr pnntsd GA a little lesnes
II easap p4psr sltnour cossrs- The 81
glanatien sas found l1 tie fsct that the
t50Fefn nl.snt lad made % provision for
tbs printing. Tue attorneys are indebted
y tie generosity u the officials IN the
01ics fOf the Leaflets. As Is also the IELk-
sRAA HzRALD for tie use Of ons long
saoazh 10 eepY Il.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

Tue amount Of beer manufactured IN
Germany last year was l.lO0.0O00O0 gal
ions. and none was left over Placing
the population OF this empire at 46.OoO.-
OOO the average amount drunk was about
twenty -four gallons fo- each man, woman
aud child But It must be remembered
that thers we're a good many Americans In
Germany last year
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
Detroit. Grand Haven q mil~sukes.

1l,hitf cuhottt eactptt-d, 'lhiif.
Passengers taking the ~ a m kxpTe<S make
close connection al OvossO for lansing and sf
Detroit for New fork. arriving there 81 i0.so m.
the following morning
Night Expres 1sk .ocA Sleeping Gar from Dc
troll W Grand kspids
This 10 the Only line running Limited Erprcss
leaving here ~ t,So =. n with Sleeping CxE tc
Detroit, MAKING difeci connections for a. Iboinp
East. arriving Al New forf al 40 y the follow
Ing evening. Trains west ~ ~ q VII msfs
direct connection with palaos steamer City of
Milwaukee for a. p0igu west
Through tictetk secured ef ID. q. a An 0ntoas
sweets Botel block, and 81 the deTot
ID. PoI7Ek O1fy pssx Agent.
GRO. b. RKEvr Traffic Manager, Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
Here ; ,hs Worst one Oat.

An unmarried grocer must of necessity
be behind the times because ne has to mate
20 ketch up.-Life
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

WANTED To - NEN IMMEDIATELY
" oE toe 1lisN oglh-afe Improvement Mssts
q IcI aay. l8, alrz ui tie contractor ozl the
avenue, o, jahn ). hets. foreman ~
nEANIfD lMMEDIATELl-IWO PUSHING
~ mes oIly usa slth good references need ss
F.y EooIs 3. koocs bloef, a. fsari-st. q
AAAIfD-A YOUNG Nan To WORK ON
" ganlen. one IuiIe issilth oi cily. mlE under
stand care Of horses Address bt2 81, sLaIii.s
Wages wsuted pcf mouth oo
ANTED-IEN GOOD sALESMEN TO SILL
W ksSie and ooun.y ritnis Address G. A., this
orfce s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
Alike as Two Peas.

OF course President Cleveland and Gov
ernOr Hill are IN thorough accord Both
want to be President in ISIS Chicago Her
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

Subscrioers 70 the Detroit Free Press
are permitted tC read the same matter on
Monday which they get Sunday morn
ing In this way they ara able to COM
prehsud IL little better.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

Ia Wisconsin, they are running JERRY
RCsk again for the dovernorship on the
riot issue. Unfortunately they can't
raise even rot issue IN the politics OF
this State.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

The Milwaukee sunday Telegraph
wants 10 be pat on record as predicting z
that two years from this FaA Senator :.
NJ SrEPaENsoS. OF MenOminee, Mich
igan, Will % on the road TO Congress.
Mr.. STEPHENSON has brother, Hon.
ISAAC SrEPHESsOS, who Is about 10 be
elected % Congress for the third term
from the Ninth District OF Wisconsin.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

Over Ia Wisconsin the Democrats are
showing their allies, the PrOhibIti0nists,
h5E they love them. Hon joan A.
JOHNSON, Of Madison, tie Democratic
nominee for State Treasurer, Il an un-
compromising temperance man, and the
Democratic Oskosh Times, backed up by
q god many individual members Of the
party. Is demanding that JOHNsoS's )
name DO taken oIf the ticket, declaring
that the Democratic party shall not as
sist IN giving good. fat places to Prohl-
bislonists. b long Al this process Is eX-
actly reversed it - entirely satisfactory
u the Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

SCHOOL
J. r tesrs frepeto~7 enf Commercial
a eaderrr aHf Shf~rtsrf ff.r-itfie ffrlt~s
Piece FarsTfsir-st Grand Rsrtds Mn. f've
rsr.s fssrs frr rr ~ sr.r<r. - fry- fhf frirpr
elfr ~ vorrF isdier srr FnufieYrarI f1r ffis
rtss fe Fft 7rf i~firf @eTf en- - FTer-
inf ~ foc f-f~ - Jtart er ~ funt - frTrliHrf
- eies
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

ALL a I'D = * III
a. trsus r.an 81 Gas uat. -at ~
s-4nkxzd s1nAt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
Ask Your Druggist For
DR.. BELLS
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
-foA-
Weas Nervous aud DebiLtatsd Man.
4 Prompt. Positive. ard Permaneat
Cure tor Nsr*oes OeoiltY, Orgaa.c
Wsskeess. Premature . cay
ard ali Urinary TroObiss.
wsas. Nsrvoas aaa Dssllsa,sd MAn.

No matte h0@ induced. o. hos long standing
II Restores % peFiees health The foCs6. AiDDLs
AosD 4nd 0LD Ihis sFEeiPro : reliable. has
never failed. or ever al iasi. - ctks sf2EDIls
aAd. thOnoc giy.eyery case when esed a. diIec.ed,
aud the adyice given Is strictly e6aefed %. IL =
ooseoienI Ia fora. pleasant - take and does
nos interfere with business purssals Endorsed
by thousands y 40 have used t. BE snrv you
obtain Dr. BELLS Medical Discovery. aud
take no othsf. your druggists viii order IL for
you il uo. GA sale or ~ maii on feceipl Of Price
ODe Dollar. Three " I've packages VIII cure
obstinate cRses that have resisted every other
form " treatment. Prepared only by.
.THE BELL MEDICINE CO.
st7 and SIG Broadway. New York.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

AL Otben daily c1oepi sunday.
Sleeping can run ou faeinC aud Atlantic
prt-s trains o. and from Detroit
Parlor car run on Day tKpres and Grand Rap
idf kxpfess 10 and fIom Dt-iHoit
Dtfeci connections made al Detroii with a.
through trains tsss over n g. h. K lOansds
Sosthefn DlvslOnl
CHks h kOkKgk General Az. " hOnroetl
J. :. HAwklNs. Ticket Az. Union Depot
q. ". MgHsoN, Union Tkt Onloo q Monroo-sl
q. " kneeLns, q. =. q ]. A Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
HkLf s4kTEo-FEnALE.
ron REST-6ooas.


TOR RENI-OFfICE FOX RENT CHEAP
Z Call or address ". ~. II, 81 Lson-st. 81
no RENT-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM,
| furnished or uuiuniShed. three minutes walk
from business center. No. 95 kailsom-st. o.
NOR kENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
L Tor single gel tieman steam heated, frontlng
Monroe sts. call nom 10 D. M al
room 90. Porter block. over sweuand Bros 81 II
ylANTED-1wO connecting rooms. INT floor.
W furnished, or one large on Arst nOof. Pm
vate house in Second, Third OF Fourth ward.
Address Alpha, No 3, North DiFision-st 2s-u
XlANIkD-SEKNICEs AND TO kENI-A
W neat aud thoroughly reliable couple or small
family. without children fol t~O or more rooms.
Can pay rent IN pant by services. Also for rent a
desirable nOuse. Apply al cOrasr Crescent-ase
and BosIwick at tll
IOR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
L st lUo Pearl Il. Sstf
NOR RENT-PART or HOUSE NO. 10
Sheldou-st Inquire ON the premises. Lou
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

lvos freiFfn iesvss Grand RsTfds n D n
carr lriE fIaseaflfcrf frf ffIeFen
A. trains daily rxeefr sunday
Through tirkets ~ AZ f<1ieiis anf f.ortla n
sieapire sryafhe< csr - secured 81 rusnr 7refei
ones. 8 Norirf,e-s g. af,f 81 1essra
v kcF FFFFf r2pr,n~sI tesrst
eE0 y krFsOE. CITY 71css, Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

Eypres trains dsily the yesF round rnafe cias.
and south n al lsss Superior E.osns.
A Ns7sOE, " fIIFF
sseI buT'erinteDdeDl Gen Pa~ 11cEei An
ksrouette- kich. ksrouetxs Eisb
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

spirit ia Spain. Under the restored
regime at Madrid religious toleratiOn
disappears. The clerical party. which Is
welded 70 the Bourbons and 10 mon
srchy. - sgain triumphant and Spain
relapses INTO medievalism, rivaliug Aus
tria IN tbe distinction conferred by big
otry. The Catholic church Is injured,
not aided. by the course OF these bigots in
SPAN. Prescription Is not so congeuial
to tue last qu.rter OK the nineteenth
century a. it was 10 the seventeenth CEN
tury.
CATHOLICISM AND TEMPERANCE.
A considerable commoticn has been
created among Democrats aud Catholics
alike oy the announcement through the
press that Bishop IRELAND, Of ST. Paul,
had declared himself IN favor Of the Re
publican State tickets IN Minnesota end
Wisconsin. Tor temperance reasons. The
Hiehsgun Cufholic takes mp the report.
aud says that whether Bishop IRELAND
does or does not support the Republican
ticket. IA cannot pledge the support Of
TIA church 10 thar or any other ticket
THIS IL true. but Il is nevertheless also
true that The Bishop can axert mighty
influence ia thu Church. Bishop IRE-
LAND has long been al earnest worker
FOR the cause ot temperance. Intemper-
aBce is an enemy 70 the church. and as
such the Bishop and the church not only
have right. but sra ia duty bound 70
battle against it. Dr. ANS. the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor Of Mime
sots. vas formerly Mayor of Minnsspo-
hs. Daring his term ot Office the city
became, ss the Cafholic says. bot bed
u drunkenness and impurity" Saloons
we're allowed e. remain open all night
aud al day Sunday. aud people 20
inx % church we're subjected t.
exhibitions of tha worst debsuchery.
AHES was a candidate for reelection.
a law sud-orier candidate Ess Domin-
atsd szainst him and Bishop IRELAND
went to work vigorously. The rseult
vas DR. AvEs vas defeated The
Bishop bad perfect right to tske the
cVurse he did. The issue vas a moral
one and IA bsd = right to use his IN
tuencs n deciilng r. Now the same
izsue comss up sSain sBd The Bishop
has the same right a. before.
notwithstanding Ehe great work that
has been done tar tbe csuse ~ temper
snce BY the Fst1er Mathew sssocustions.
throush Bishop TssrASp ami through
other ies1iers iu fhs Catholic church. If
Is siiii iepirrsbie 'scf that TIE church
Is sc Intimately ssscciatsd With ard De-
pen,is "a, ra1eh err 'ls support. upon the
ssiccn and hq1cr ceiling eiemert 10 so-
cietv WhEs fhe cturch prorources
sxsinst intenperaoce tha chursh societ,es
rercxnfzs th~ neB vho prrn'ota iatsu,-
pereuce ss amonT the5r ieeders tnd zIve
thsn resihcns ~ praminenee The
chu-ch mrst have t1e mears ef surcor+
and ihesa uiee sre -htersi. hence n ~
anirps Erest noral courage ta rshika
theui. Eiehop IRvfAxn. hcsvarer. is
uan ~so i,,es rot Iet FEAR thvsrt fha sc-
ecmpiishment - his crnvi virtiors. Ii IL
sasf that - aade tha Iriah Cklhciirs In
s. Fsei So ashamed of fle saIocn bust
ness hat I've years Sc, q usore thaa
fve hnnIre.i salaors IL that eify anlv SIX
49, s---t - F->-A f'sts-.sfs--
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BUSINESS 1AkDs.

w j. wITHEY, FORMERLY MANAGER OF
w Burcnes painting establishment II located
al l47 Monroe Il where oTden VIII be received Tor
painting, paper hanging aud fresoceine kemem-
ber the place Opposite the soldiers Monument
lITY BAKERY AND CONF ECTONkkY lb<
y Grsndville-sve. Regular trade solicited ".
ROSE, Proprietor,
c. HERKEER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
81. Fine jewellery. = konroesi-
OSCAR DYE "a DlvlElOE ST. CARPEkTEk
" and iob shop. Screens specially.
COMMISSION. y. j. LAMB CO.. WHOLE
" sale dealers In nut and yesctable<, butter,
exss etc. and 10 Iouis-st-. Grand hsDids. hicb
PR0FRssTON4L
nR EDWARD eLOMAN ils AONROE-sI.
~ Hour IN 10 q. m. IN , % M 7 "a D. M
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05
Michigan A ohio

Short Line and Through Coaches fron ca "a
Holland. Cd Haven. kuskegou and Fenivsta
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

en0kAsE
THE SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY STORES
i ana lusurcx furniture. household ft>sak ano
genera nleEchandise 81 los rates Goods sed "a
commission. Ilae ked, moved aud shipped. Ne a.
huron-sL Telephone "a
szNTED-SH0 sCzskA
tVANTED-FERsONS " NANTiNG SHOW CAsks
" jewelry cases OF silverware al different
lengths helKhths OF sizes. can have ttem msde
- order GA sh0r notice slock OF regular slzot
constantly o. hand sil be solc ~ reduced prloes
sf J. " Crssers ss Canals
49, LosT
\ OST OK sTOLEN-SMAIl WATER SPANIEL
l. dog with rod riblssn arouud neck, answer a.
name Of Bruno. Suitable reward fof hls re,ufn 10
The 80. store-
4 OsT-ON SUNDAY MORNING, AN oN tk-
1. coat between Bal 4 Nauess ofloe on n al, =
lso-st and II. Andrews cathedral. The finder
viii be rewarded f0r returning Ia Hal a Va alters
ofhCe.
e. na REWARp-wlLL ~ PAID foR 1Hf
S,t.UU return OF shepard dos, tso months
old. has brown paws ard White spot On nose ana
breast J. O. McCool, oakesft te
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-05

4 h1~r..ns Aetssrapsr Esioa-sf-ed sstrs -
-. ~ saaf ~ 80 frsesFa1s F'4osize-Ag
l.sapaas. Fref q Bsrga F~rst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-06

WANTED TO GO TO PURGATORY.-On Sat.
urday Arthur Powell, engineer in South
Brooklyn factory, opened the door of the
furnace and ATTEMPTED tc crawl into the fire.
He was pulled back before bis hair was
more than scocched. In an instant more he
would have been undergoing cremation. He
fought desperately against being saved and
was taken to an insane asylum. Treatment
there has improved his mental condition,
and he talks nationally about his novel at
tempt at suicide. His motive was to con-
demn himself to prolonged durance in
purgatory. A year ago he had the bodies
oil TWO children cremated. He was Il convert
to that system of dealing with the remains
OF the dead, and be therefore sent the bodies
OF the children to Washington, Fa., whence
they We're returned as ashes. Powell was
pleased with what he had done unit! the re.
cent publication of Pope Leo's dsnurc!a,ion
OF cremation. He is devout Roman Cath.
olc, and though his priest sought 70 con.
vince him that the matter was not 50 ssr;.
QUE, ne came to the conclusion that :le had
damned the two children's souls 10 cte~ra,
J torment His desire was to share with them
! the consequences of his act. Unable 10 %,
assurance that his own BODY would he
burned in case he committed suicide in ai,
ordinary way, he resolved to accomplish his
purpose by leaping into the fiery furnace.
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TIRED OF HIS WEDDING TRIP.-Levi
Probat, Of West Point, Nebraska, died at the
hospital at Reading, Pa, Saturday night.
Probst WAS On bis wedding trip, and while
OF his way Saturday from Harrisburg to
Reading jumped from the train, running ct
the rate Of thirty miles an hour. and sus.
tanned fatal injuries. When Probst started
for the platform Of the car he was followed
by his wife, who grabbed hirl hy the cost
! tails, and endeavored to prevent him from
jumping, as she feared that he would at.
tempt some rash act He fought her Off and
made the fatal plunge, His coat WAS torn
in the struggle with his wife, and she mar
rowly escaped being dragged with him. AT.
ter the train was stopped and ne was taken
. INTO the baggage car lie used Nil his strength
/ to endeavorto to get away ,audit required three
strong men to hold him down. He said that
ne was tired of travelling Mira. Probst
stated that they had been married only three
! days, and that her husband acted very
| strangely on the wedding trip, and had not
eaten .morsei Of food to her knowledge
! from the time they left Nebraska. Ee had
about $500 on his person, considerable of
which was lost when jumping from the
train, and has not been recovered Mrs.
Probst, who is prostrated with grief, accom-
panied the remains TO Slatington, where she
will remain few days, and will return TO
her relatives in Nebraska. Probst had been
in the saloon business in that State for nine
! years, and was OF drinking habits
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Indignant anarchists.

Three thousand socialists and their sym.
pathizers left Chicago for Sheffield, Iud., yes
terday morning, TO attend tho picnic given
by the Socialistic Publishing Company for
the purpose OF raising money for the defense
Of the condemned anarchists Prominent
among those there could he seen Gen. Par
, sons, brother Of A. l.. Parsons, Balthazar
Rau, Chris Spies, Ferdinand Spies, and
Others OF the former leaders The father of
Oscar Neebe and Dr. Ernst Schmd also ct.
tracled attention. Admiring crowds gath
cred around Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Schwab,
both Of whom talked loudly and family of
anarchisn, present snd to come. After
speeches by Frenchmen and Germans q
soEg IN German was sung TO the tune Of the
"Marseillaise' with great enthusiasm, and
then Mrs. :. 1. Parsons stepped TO the
| front, being greeted with great applause.
She was as pronounced as ever IN her speech,
bitterly denouncing the whole proceedings
of the court. :Ifn said she, these men are
hung it Will be foul murder. Ifthey are hung
and you people before me do not resent it DOW.
erfulIy and so that it will be remembered for
many year TO come, you are unworthy to
be called men. In the words of Thomas
Jeilerson, that were quoted at the Haymar-
ket on that historic night: Resistance to
tyranny is obedience to Gcd' IF the men
who have ground you under their feet for
so long are not tyrants, vic are Ii your
late action has net been obedience 10 COD,
what has it been? When the conviction
Of orr glorious martyrs went abroad sll
over the world lliogs and queens clappe6
their hands, and Why? Would they have
done so On hearing of the conviction Of any
ordinary murderer5? No, indeed It is
because they know their Own weakness and
fear Or strength that they rejoice in the
downfall Of our heroes. It is your duty,
and demand Of you to echo the crash Of
those seven scaliold traps by counter crash
that all this country will hear and hearing
tremble. You know that It is for YOU and
our glorious principles that these men now
suer in their cells. See shat their pcrzecu-
ton does not 80 rnrewarded.n
The similarity Of opinion between speak.
er and audience was evincod by wild and
prolonged cheering and the 7"aqipg Of many
red flags i'll the hands CT excited anarchists.
No more speech making occUrrcG, an, the
day found an end with much beer drinking
accompanied by repe;iticus of the ':Marseii-
laiso" and the copious tiuttering Of red
flags.
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4 ELLINGTON INSTITUTE
n BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS.
49, 40 south Washington street.
,o,! ne next session will begin MONDAY, Sept
-u'h' with r ful corps of teachers and every ap-
iH'ance for comfort aud advancement of pupils
nG Music Department-Yocal and Instru mentsl-
w:'l v. be under the charge of Miss Helen Young, of
-'cw YORK city, an accomplished and thorough
nati:er The Art lass. in charcoal and crayon
u.faw'ng' oil painting and decoration, will have
@ sns advantage OF new and well lighted studio
and thorough instruction will be given in crory
department Circulars, stating terms &C., can be
OBTAINED at trenchs book store or on application
10 Miss REBECCA c. POWELL, Principal,
s"gZI toctl No. DC south Washington st.
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Alrxau1ria Quarts.
PUBLISHED DAILY And TRE WEEKLY BY
EDGAR WIDEN.

At the Gazette Building, Nos. 20 and 72 Prince St.
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON for sale at very
" low prices at 80 King corner of Royal street,
comprising Ice Cream Free, crs Water Coolers
Fly Fans and Fly Traps, Enamelcd Preserving
Kettles, Bell Metal aud Brass Kettles, Screen
Wire Doors, assorted sizes, Adjustable Windsor
Screens, Screen Wire, assorted widths, Peach and
Apple Parcrs, Potato Parers aud all other season.
able goods, all of which will be sold wholesale and
retail at small advance by
iy2I J. T. CREIGHTON g. son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-06

DAINTS of all kinds and of the best quality at
i lowest market prices. The TINTED. GLOSS
PAINT, in one gallon cans, has acquired high
reputation; also the READY MIXED PAINTS,
in one and two pound cans. We will be pleased
to furnish sample cards. ALABASTINE, white
and assorted shades, in powder, for washing in.
side walls, is very much liked by all who have
used it. For sale by
my2S E. S. LEADBEATER BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-06
& HALL,
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Corner Prince and Fairfax street.
Prescriptions g speciality. English, Fronch
Germsn and Domestic Toilet Soaps Genuine
Farina Cologne; Magnolia, Hedyosmia, Geranium
and Florida Water Genuine Lubin's Extracts
Sponges, Hair Brushes and Combs best English
Tooth Brushes; q full assortment of Patent Medi.
cines, Coxe's Gelatine, Corn Starch Sea Moss Fa.
rne; Spices of all kinds, and select stock Of ali
articles sold by druggists at prices as low as the
same quality can be obtained elsewhere dec