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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
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me uei1bN
!, social Pleasures
'''l,siurnnsni'
.ug. la.--Ailer the
E|.. ~ ..'l ! large number OF
l.dies among them en-
s.s she Marshall Car
sOmpsny's large es-
~ ,,.,,.rles Cobb, man
proprietor, politely
,srough every apart
"A lust been finished
..,,sssriusnt, which was
woulding was be-
ii !, ssriety moulding
Witnessed by the
~ " interest, as most
i'. ZEN iron moulding
oouIding department tlls,r
I, does not run every
=. Il native ore were
~ around near Mar
..ls made at this ioun-
pi..S and found to be
ss ss in any part Of the
1 D'ss native iron makes
lssseers then passed
Pacific machine
and passenger and
il was a delight to
,srious processes OF
dIseent parts of cars
~ ~ ladies' we're equally
,,,srn department, and
..lsrrlng the diagrams
..s.ilve paper, Alter
,smbles In the shops
,,.,rsl % the hotel, much
l.sS, their walk through
-
.lgs audience assembled
l,ae for a public grange
\. delegates were wait
u b ID. train bound west
n. Hi Blalock gave the
riih organ accompani-
E.Inssuouski, Mr.. James
M was then introduced
4 plslock and entertained
I, nearly an hour. He read
Il purposes by the Ma
,nd. commented on the
,l;scts announced by the
~ Bis speech was re-
ss'.ted bursts of applause,
'1sr ples for the order OF
E1sbsndry. Mr.. Ray, in
he declaration of princi-
~ slI good conservative
" class to aid the Patrons
Il their grand work for
"a aud the better cult
Timers Of the soil, but said
4 what the Patrons in
4 they were not assisted
asg would do like the old
vent with his master to
Ia Falls. He thought it
Thing wonderful to tell the
vent back home If he
he could cross the river
he procured a skiff and
n liver was so calm he fell
"a be awoke he found he
makers above the fallss
IL the shore but found he
m This oars and could
susss. Being alarmed, he
i0ld to help him out, but
sds seemed to be nearer.
lad, aud the third time, but
1Furse, when be pulled off
nd, "Now Lord, II you amt
ne, yet out Of the wagyand
zoe Of the tallest swimming
This Is what the Patrons
5pppose; IL no class of clti-
No, they propose to assist
I'D ante and cooperate for
and mutual, moral and
4 asss 10 all that constitutes
AIp and a better and more
lAOod.
n Booth Of Lamar was
Introduced by Mr.. William
I'D addressed the audience
lblcible and telling speech
q order Of Patrons of Hus-
Eetch was often applauded
pol and favorable impression
,cl TIE objects and work of
GccmpoSed Of The hllers OF
Nknller gave the audience
organ accompaniment, in
TIE meeting closed aud
aspersed, with many pleas
~ Of the annual meeting
SlAie grange at Marshall.
aisssuccess, and strongly
lI'ffated that the grange,
texas, was not dead nor
N iull Of life and energy,
past year has made real
o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
Safety Night Lamps,

new invention that everyone should
use. See them at the Fort Worth China
Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
Roohss.er Vase Lamps

Are among the newest novelties Just In
a. the Fort Worth China Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

We have in new and full stock OF
harness and saddlery goods that we are
selling lower than usual.
ELLIS & KELLNER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
THIS MONTH !
SUNDAY OR WEEKLY GAZEuTH
Iel0Ie me rSt day Of September will be entitled To
tue Grand Premium Distribution ''" ~
The following valuable premiums are n,luded

One IyeTs q Pond Plano
one w A. Huffman Buggy
Qne Fakes & Co. Bedroom Set
One ten.foot Bird Wind-Mill .....
one J d. Mitchell Wagon
one Fakes & Co, Foldlng-Bed
One Walter A. Wood Mower
one High-arm Singer SEWING. Ma
one Tackabery's "Wild Westv :,
dickens Complete Works, half N
Garlyle's Complete works, half n
Lord Lytton's Complete Works, he
lrying's Complete Works, half mo,
George Eliot's Complete Works.
Chambers Encyclopedia, nall mo,
Guisors History Of France
Two hundred others, ranging In
render IL the most valuable ever al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15

Best Worcester sauce in bulk at j. II
Roulhac's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
The J. B. Mitchell & Co. Wagon.
Our Premium Windmill,

This cut is an exact representation Of
the BIRD WIND MILL, selected for the
Gazette's premium list, because Of lie
superiority in material aid workmanship
and Its increasing Popularity in the
state, In Its adaptabp.ity TO all work for
which windmill can be used, the
"BIRD" has no Superior. 1t has few
parts, is simple in construction, and per-
fectly balanced ol the tower, whether in
gear or out A self-actlng governor
gives uniforFi speed, however iitiul and
severe the WINDS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
IHERIFP RETURNS.

l'ffOw Of Howard County
70 Straighten Things.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27
RATES OF ADVERTISING :
Thursday, May u, 1856.

II the young people, OF both SEX
es, knew bow exceedingly rude aud
vulgar it is to gigglo aod whisper il
a public lecture room, we think they
would stop il. If they 10 not wish
to hear the music or the speaker.
they should remember that there
are Others in the room who DO, aud
il they cannot keep qnct, they ought
TO go out. Gentleueu aud ladies
do not needlsssly destroy the COM
fort or pleasure Of others. We are
led to say this because wo were one
Of the victims Of just such trcat-
meut at the lecture of Rev. Jesse b.
Young last evening Tho chatter Of
the young people was an imposition
upon Mr.. Young and that part oI
the audience that went there 10 hear
him. 1t was also highly disrespoct-
ful, although doubtless not meant &c
be such, but its thoughtlessness did
not excuse it.-I.c.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27
WEST BEAVER NEWS.

The bay crop at this end OF the
county will be good, but the wheat
will not on account of lice, some
farmers say that about one third is
cut down.
Dsuiel Horbster an old citizen of
West Beaver died on Friday last,
and was buried on Sunday in honors
Of var. The q. A. Il. of Mcclure
having charge Of the remains
Peace To bis ashes.
We notice some Of our Republi
can candidates were in our midst
last week, shaking hands with the
dear people.
W. g. Wagner just received
another lot Of glassware.
Bark harvest is over. What will
be next!
H. ". Ulsh, since last spring
shipped ii car l@ds Of potatoes or
about s thousand bushels, nearly all
of tho west eud. Such merchants
like II. W. are useful
The apple and small fruit crop
will be good.
There is considerable corn to
plant yet.
IL. NJ. Ulsh il at present engaged
in the lumber busines ON the north
side Of Jack Mountain.
Lightning struck in Emanuel
Wagner's house on Sunday evening,
but not causing much damage, as it
was cold stroke
Iiol-hue ~ Wagner are now busy
taking ont their bark, although the
weather is very uniavorable for the
work.
SwiDeford Il Wcader haze moved
their sawmill on the north side OF
Jacks Mountain, where they have q
large tract TO saw.
There are good prospect for get-
ting John Fisher to church at last
lie had got as pure as the church
yard on Sunday already.
Jerry Kuepp claimes the prize for
hawling tho heaviest load. He
hawled ten thousand pounds with 4
common farm horses, from near
Lowell to Beaversprings.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27

am an entire stranger to Minnie and
to all these pupils, but what l said
i would have said had I known
them to be kings sons and
daughters. But au glad that AZ
ther beating round the bush for II
considerable timo, we understand
encG other at last. At least | think
We understand one an other now.
Oae more remark and then / shall
dismiss this subject for ever. Tho
Doctor always had good mack Of
saying to judges, when he rose TO
reply, that bis opponents dealt in
nothing Rhotoricals bombast, soph.
istry, aud entirely lodged the point
At issuo, and he can say that yet as
well as ever. REp.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27
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Lovers Four and Maidons Five
a Story Of the Allegheny moun-
tains,' by Julius Chambers. Price
- cents Philadelphia : Porter
a Coats.
This love story Of Cresson Syringe
rcawakons all tue old fascination
that visitor TO that beautiful noun
tain resort has experienced. The
weird aud rom mIut.c localities are de-
scribod in a gay aud vivid manner
many of the lost tales of the allie,
ghcuios have been rescued from
oblivion and upon the pretty thread
Of love talo valuable collection OF
historical aud Typographical irfor-
nation has been grouped A really
novel idea is tho foundation Of th,
story u. --N. ~ " Stee~
son to pass summer month and
they fud four charming girls. AT
FIRST there is harmony but fifth
girl, entirely outside tue group,
resents slight that has been put
upon her and succeeds in disorgan- =
izing the party to such an extent
that only ono couple marry as they
originally hoped. Some admirable
pictures OF clever young women are
drawn, and several keen hits are
made regarding the society young
woman, who manages her parents.
Ii is in every way clever and read
able volume. Ooe can enjoy it at a
sitting. The fifteen original pic.
lures by j. b, Sword, N. A, and +
G. Schell give it additional value.
Many crisp epigrams are scattered
through the pages that would well
repay quoting, but it would be un-
fair to our readers to deprive them
OF the pleasure they will derive in
picking out the bright sayings for
themselves TO them we say Fall
to, you have az enjoyable feast be
fore you"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27

GRAND FATHER CLOCK FOR SALE.
An eiShr-day brass works, cherry case
Grand father clock, guaranteed to
keep good time for sale cheap. Call at
my Jewelry Store in Middleburgh.
IL. II. LEITZEI.
STORE Room For RENT The un-
dcrsigned having repainted aud gen
cral improved his store room III the
town of Fremont, offers il for rent
1t Is II desirable business stand. Call
on or address, DIR. NJ. RoTHRoCK,
Mt. Pleasant Mills,
May 3,2m. Snyder Co., Pa.
or course when Man is Sound and
well he don't care copper for all the
medicine on the face of the earth.
He has no use for it. But when dis
ease IL eating his life out he wants
the right prescription and he wants
it right away. For that reason all
who know what DIR. kennedy's Fa.
vortr Remedy is turn to that for
help, and it never disappoints them.
And it is just as beneficial to new
friends as it is TO old ones. Pleasant
to the palate, and gentle in its action
May.
Gv~ Pure Rye, Copper Dis
titled Mountain Dew Whis
key at $500 per gallon or &c
cents per quart.
THEOs. SwINEFORD,
Eagle Hotel, Franklin, Pa
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27
Wounded fos cenauring Jeff Davis

Norman Porter, Il grandson of OK
Governor Porter, Of this state and
now conductor on the Pullman car
running from Now York city to
Atlanta. on tho Cumberland valley
railroad, who was b.utaiiy attacked
while attending q meeting in the
SoutE where Jefferson Davis was
delivering Que Of his speeches, said
"Wednesday at CaIlisle Nv hen
JEFF Davis delivered his speech at
Montgomery, Ala, | was present
aud heard every word ho said, The
crowd was an immense one aud the
cheering, when he said auyting par-
ticularly vindictive, very loud, !
lis!ened and kept quiet, although
my blood boiled within me until
Davis said Il often prayed to live
TO SEQ tho day whom both Lincoln
and Grant were dead and ia hell
and as my prayer has been granted,
AIN ready to die" This aaB too
much for Inc enl l tGrned around
to get out Of the crowd, beiug in~
discreet enough 10 remark as | left
1T is n pity JEFF Dayis wasut hung
at Fortress Monroe | had hardly
said it until man from behind me
reached forward Rad with knife
cut me no you see He started tc
run and after him, but he got
away in the crowd, called for al
officer but they were slow about
coming, and as 1 was beginning tc
DO covered with blood, won't to my
hotel and had the cash sewed up
My father is prominently connected
with the Graud Army, and this being
my heme, | thought l would report
the matter to the post here and set
what can be done.'
did old JEFF use the languag,
yon state 7"
"'rhe very words, and / will max,
affidavit to that effect. They are al
indelibly impressed upon my mem
ory ss this cash will be upon IN,
face, ard ! fLail npi f,rg.. ~ ca-
4
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27
CAUTION.
May 20, 1850

Notice Is hereby given that l have purchased
e, oonssanie sac , tne ioloShs sooas oi Dah,si
persons are caution, d not 10 medalo or interi. 10
with the same Horse, Cow, I Pigs, Y Shoats,
sow, Buggy. Sloish Hay, all the Grain In
Hay Rake. one half Interest Ia Separator Log
Sled, Hob Sled, Heller, 70 Chickons, Lot oi
Corn, fanning Mill, Horse Gears.
May II, I'D. pd. W. X. fkSSLER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27
Proposals for Sale of Coun-
ty Bonds.

W HEREAS 'he County Commissioners o
w SHydor county, Pa, by Situe OC al
order ot Approval made y the Court of Quarter
sessions OF sdid cuunIy, pursuant to the Act %
Assembly OF APR o, lSdS, are authorized to con
tract loan ut EGH TEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS ior the erection OF the new prison now
uClny buill Tor said county at Middle burgh and
issue tHe bonds OF said county In the sum of TIVE
hundrel and nifty dollars each for said amount.
bnT third Of the number of said bonds TO hc re
dvcmHule at the option Of the tOmmissiOne Ia
one year ald payable IN hve years. One third
rcdacmahie Hs above Ia two years and payable IN
siA y1arF, and the other onethirl In three year,
and reiremnhle in seven years, THIS is thereiort
To notify all persons DESIRING 10 PuR
CHASE any or All of sull bonds tu send or hand
IN scaled proposals to the County Commission
erS M thoIr oiiicc ~ Nlddicburgh, between thi'
date aud FRIDAY, ~ - L. rs. 1856, at 10 O'Clock
\, VI. Stating the amount of bonds they agree
"a puTchaso--a nd the ratio of interest ut which
thry Will respectively furnish the money. AL
prupO als must specifically state the smount
they agree TO take Of the bonds rcdccmRble Ia
one, two or three years and payable ut hye, siA
or soyen years.
Proper cupons are attached to each of said
bonds on which tho rate of Interest agreed upon
Will hc paid annually from date said bonds,
Al persons deslreng % Invest Ia 'aid loar
and having made proposal Tor the taxing OF the
same or auy part thereof can appear Ia person
boiurG said commissioners ON said 10y.
JOHN MOHN
ISAAC ERDLY
| JAMES N. HOUSER,
| May 70, 1850 commissioners.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27
Gun No. 1900 Is,an

Gun No. ISOO..c,niSsna nsa.H'Is.Hs p,,' y
steel barrels back sctioD locks, ch qnsr,d
grip. fair quality. TO- IL, 10 gauge. Price Sil.on
All full pett Of loading to oils aud one hun.
dred paper shells included in tho above prices
with each and every gun.
Isiso carry complete stock OF The { fllos Ing
guns parker, colt and Manhattan Hemtpcr-
less, HARRINGTON \ Richards. New Smith,
PEPPER. Boue Hili, w. VI Moore, W. Richards
Winchester and Cclt Ritos, at sIs0O. Single
barr lod Guns $3.50 60 5000.
MACHINE LOADED CARTRIDGES A
SPECIALITY Having prrchesed \ machine
capabie ot loading siS hundred cartrliges por
hour, moro Icrfoct aud effective than eau be
LOADED by the old style Ut hand lpsiiug. I an
prepared t. an all orders promptly at prices
ran ging from s2so to t3.topc loo.
FISHING ThCKIE.-I pride myself on
saying that my hBo OF nsbigg tackle Is com
luiote, ard the best selection ever bronght ID
this section of the state and At prices that
def competition.
All communications or ord,-s ~ mai
promptly npsss sd ~ hUnl. Wh "a OsderiuJ
Dy nall money must accompany the order
Guns sont by express q. - u. with the puiv
iloyo Of eIiuinp'!OH AZ no ntf,e, nrovidin 4
the order IL acco Vtu''' Hit' ace A.llars a
A Guarantee - good ,di't
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27
TIE LADIES AUXILIARY


Aar g u lle n G.
ladies Aa1lIsrs -a.slF 84s lefi IS lls
4-soeal eal.haz yesterday afternoon.
& 81 beaals me general secretary stated
..e aim ana seepe ~ -ae soeiely te t1e
members presents Ile t4lt i patent % 81
flat tae .laleale ~ refined women upon
Esla4 Mea power ior so4l 10 ans
community Ee4l.tug t-ls. .Ae A s. a
desires t1e n-opefalon u ,ls class of
eamen n - a9fs ~ oai.a-ag mor4l char
a-.e-s la ralas men Efeu lu az anorsat-
...-f state tai- alNef F. Tell ard Foans meu
respond aae8n s.loas.f 10 lae love ehh 3
za.I souen have Iar tt-m an1 Jleii Nri-
Ia- Ili- being lrle 20 an lAo sanitrl
condition shat aal oe tue results 4" aen
lae narts 9i this ui 80 engine ipT good are
u.lL together aHl -al ll Illltl1l. ---A ~ l-r
reason t.r fHa ar-aust4illH at Ladies'
Auxiliary lhe rouu, Nll Pc ar aii-VA aiiA
tlrl -.si ln lHal manner known 80 "eil to
aomea social enlerta lleiIts vii pe gwen
4ut t4e Young msn thls oe brought INTO
I..Ias contact With tAv reclining influence
me charms ~ mss.l Nll .e introduced,
ta- lBr4rr ail be- -lacael Rl.h choice lil -
erarf gems. and. Iu -lorI. et-rs tang when
ltmluNe Ingenuity cam devise, ana thc
means III tle society purchase. "ll ne a.
raved as force far opposing ways ot SIN
and building up morality in the youth oi
Today The soeey IS moral one primarily D
Christian aue seCou1arlai9.
The chief hu lnes- 0f the eeiing was ID
election of ueN memners and lie appoint
ment VI committees. Ine new MEM
ber, names alth others VII. appear IN
the f,lOwlng committees. Rooms ana
+ Decoration Mrs A. T.. IOrrey, Mrs. T. v.
~ SON Miss Ele nor Wuhey and Mss
Helen T. Miller Membership Miss ANNE
r Baas Miss Dfay Miss Bertha Rand,
+ Alss Belle Fitzgerald. Mrs j. NJ. Wheeler
and AR III VI Hinsdil Library Mrs.
Henry smith. Mrs Cyrus j.. Perkins, Mrs
pr Eugene Boise Mrs. Peter Moerdy =
/ Miss Minnie Learned and Miss Welton
Soeials Mrs Wilder d. Stevens. Mrs Louis
/ Whitney Mrs Harry Long. Mrs r. W. Cor
~en Hiss susie Bl0dgett, Miss Annie
I Waters Miss Kate Bounen, Miss Emiiy
/ Morran. Miss Mollie Mabon Miss Stella
T Champiin and Mrs John c. Shields. ke
/ freshnirnts MIS-. Henry Grinnen, Mrs.
Pearsau Mrs A r. Brewer. Mrs. Z. W
I Watkins. Mrs 3 b jerks, Mrs. NJ.
/ Crosby. Mrs Harry Widdic)mb and Mis-
/ Emma Pierce Music-Mis Mary Atwater
| Miss Gertrude Baars, Miss Edith Gay anc
Mrs r. " Merrill.
The officers Of the society are President
/ Mrs Mary Morgan; first vice president
/ Mrs. +. r Sweet. second vice president
| Mrs j II Mckee. treasurer, Mrs Dr. ;
IA. Cobb. secretary, Miss Hattie Mulhern
I The membership was doubled at the meet
! ing
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

r0e RFNT-ONE SECTION or LEaAAAb
/ Iciues tie itslarlce hiata ~ o-taF -.
Pheasant location. central to business, et"
house alfh mu.lera lmIrot rnient- and r'iiii .e''
ln all IT, appointments. A. o. fatc a-lei tlA
National Bank
IsOk kENI-Fl KNIsHkD HOUSE fpt 3.
/ rooms t9r family cd Two Can have ia-his ii-
ste possession Address 81 Telegram hefaii "l'-ct
NOR KFNT-FINE hot Si- 10 hE>l ftaiAl
/ 7tosis SIX ncN coltagee ior sale nom s'''
o. u 40 Easiest terms sl,tOJ % lean. tAts
". Colt, % Pear-st.
no RENT-sEVERAL HOUSES TO EENI fitllfi
| o. 10 ST. six new cottages Tor sale eh lHt
casitst terms sslH o. el 4u. Lots Tor sale st lo
sss1 and lumber furnished win which lo ralid.
Apply % Chas N cont. $50 fearlsL
NOR RENT-PARI OF HOUSE No li' LYON
/ H. only 0me minutes walk trom post ONCE
NO RENr-HOUsE AND BARS oN BROAD
| way iu good order. Also house on has'
Bridge street. nearly new. II re.ioi4sipie par
ties low rates VIII boz given. We have loi salc
several houses and lots on easy terms. We Wflle
insurance on ali CLASSES of lnsurapie properly 1'
rates fixed by ourselves Money % loan cn fea
estate security Naysmlth Bros. once i.esim i
TWamley block Grand Rapids u
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27
CARPETINGS.

Brussels, Velvets, MOquettes,
Axmins ters, Ingralns, Mat
tings, Linoleum, Oils Cloths,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Draperies, POrtieres,
Curtain-poles and Trimmings
of all kinds and at the lowest
prices.
Dressmaking and the manu-
facture of Wraps, under the
charge of Mrs. L. A. Hodges,
in connection with our Store,
is a most desirable arrange
ment for our numerous custo-
merS.
Strangers are cordially IN
vited to visit our immense
Dry Goods and Carpet estab-
bishment, and all persons who
are desirous of making pur-
chases of Dry Goods of any
description. and who cannot
conveniently come to Grand
Rapids, may avail themselves
of the largest and greatest
variety of merchandise TO he
found in the State simply by
writing US and making known
their wants. We do a very
large business in this manner.
Thousands of letters are re
ceived weekly from all over
the country ordering goods by
mail and by express.
People who have never tried
this way of making purchases
Will be surprised at this salts.
factory manner of supplying
their wants.
Very Respectfully,
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

CiRcr-I Isaac Phelps vs.. Palmer Church.
Assumpsit Proceedings stayed thirty days
Georre Hurst vs.. The Lake Shore Railway
COMPANY. Trespass on the case On trial.
QfFIrE NEss-The People vs.. Bert
Walker. Petty larceny Return on appeal
from Police court filed Fannie u. Robin
son So William + Robinson. In chancery.
1911 for divorce filed
-urFRlon-Em Emma q Billiard vs. George
Bulard ln Cbancery. Decree of divorce
granted complainant.
OFFICE Br-ixr-s. - Jacob Sanford vs..
Priscilla sanford In Chancery. Bin for
divorce fled
PourE-Johnnv Matt alias Matt Sadler,
dhsoriery paid g Rs. Charles Dalrymple
and John Winters. drunk and disorderlyi
iau Is DAYS each The People IS Harry
Barnard breaking and entering dwelling
house in day time nolle pros q People vs.
William Harlem. truancy. sentenced 70 Re
form school until i6 wears of age. People
rs Charles Adams. burg Siarv and larceny
adjourned June J.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

Ii was currently reported yesterday that
the Hoptonic Company OF thi, city, had
purchased the F. H. Rich Great Eastern
circus and would place the same on the
road with an enlarged canvass, showing at
ter-eent prices. the main object being to adj
vertise Hoptonic. The story, as told, Is
that the show viii play in Toledo and De
troit at cheap prices returning here and
piaving for week, when the transfer Will
take place From here the show will go TO
Chicago and remain there for the Summer,
transferring the show from one location to
another call was made at the Hoptonic
office and President John l.. Long said.
"Such a proposition has been made to our
company. Further than that we have
nothing 20 say at present. lt is mere than
probable that the change viii be made aud
Messrs Long, Spring and Taltord may be
come big circus men as well as medicine
kings while Chas f. Cobb viii paralyze
the natives by flowing announcements OF the
great after concert and HOptonlc and Health
t0 tho World.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

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