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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Before buying your winter clothing give
the Queen City Clothing House call, exam
inc their goods and get prices. Corner Doug
las and Topeka aves, Wichita, Kan. lo9-f
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

The genuine 1871 Rogers Bros knives,
forks and spoons, at Halls jewelry store, 10
North Main street. dlU2-l2t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
Money to Loan at Sight.

can close good city loan at lowest rates
in three hours any day in the week. 5. W.
Cooper, 137 Main street. d-ood
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Buy yonr Louisian Lottery tickets at 104,
West Douglas avenue. Chas +. Carr, Agt.
d11O-5tx
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Call under Citizens bank and see good sii-
yer mounted show case for sale cheap.
dl
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Choice residence lots in Hinton's addition.
Large fruit and shade trees. Only three
blocks from Douglas avenue. One and half
blocks from the Third ward school house
For sale cheap. one-third cash, balance on
time at s per cent. interest Apply soon as
they will not be long on the market. +.
Healy doo-tl
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Kellar, though cosmopolitan by force OF
circumstances. is American by birth de
was born in Erie. Pa. He is still conlpara-
lively young. handsome, bald headed and
- Oh
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
Excursion.

Will sell milk at 4 cents per quart at the
milk depot 3O7 East Douglas avenue. d5S-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Notice to Carpenters and Builders.
100000 pounds sash weights from IL los
to 10 los. at 81. IS, at Globe Iron Works.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

See premium of William & Nessley for the
best loaf of bread made from the popular y.
C.. Udall -four. dlO2tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Sunday afternoon. by the passing Of
freight train over the Douglas avenue cross
iuo the street car track was torn up for
some distance. Immediately force OF sec
ton hands were put to work. and before the
arrival of the passenger shortly afterwards,
the damage had been repaired, causing only
a short delay in tho running of the street
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
Drurcists' statements.

Druggists liquor statements can be pro-
cured at this office at 81 per thousand post
age extra. u"o-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
Piano Tuning.

J L. Sheldon, from Topeka, will tune for
al who order per postal card or leave orders
a Thos. Shaw's music store. Main st. GSd
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Gents and ladies' watches at Halls jewelry
Stora 1of North Main street. d1O3-12t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
Take the Frisco Line

Diamonds Lowest prices. at Halls jewel
ry store, l26 North Main street. dl0!-l2t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
The Frisco Line

Are selling very low round-trip tickets to
st. Louis. This is the only line from Wich-
ita that runs its trains solid into the Union
depot at st. Louis For full particulars call
at the Frisco ticket Office, 119 North Main
street. OlU0-tI
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
SOCIAL.

Come to ths social tonight at the NJ. E.
church. The following program will be CIV
en-, beginning at 7:3O; admission 10 cents.
Instrumental solo. Maud Ierrlii
Vocal duett. ........ Mrs. Bell ana MISS Earl
Vocal solo. ........... .... MIS-. Jackson
Recitation.
Instrumental solo. - Beatrice Thomas
Vocal duett Mr.. and Mrs. Hollinger
Vocal solo. MIS-. Den
Roc;tation Lillian Brandon
Ouartette Messrs. Collins, Alden, Hull and
HOffmaSter.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

gage Co. dll3-n
Cheap Excursion Rates to st. Louis Exposition.
Persons desiring to attend the st. Louis
Exposition should bear in mind that the Fort
Scott route is fifty miles shorter than any
other line, and that rates by this popular
peoples route are always as low as the low
est. For full particulars call on E. A.
Smith, at civ ticket office, 109, Main street.
e. p. RECTOR, Div Pass. Agt
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
Hydraulic Press Brick.

The o. c. Udall -four at WilliBms & Ness
lev gives universal satisfaction dlO2tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

There is a great run On the O. c. at Will
lion, & NaCSaV'S ClU2G
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Silver and plated ware, lowest prices at
Halls jewelry store, 126 North Main street.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Twenty acres of choice land on College
Hill for sale. See A. L. Austin at his resi-
dence on Central avenue. lOS-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
PERSONAL.

j.. II. Pyle, of Lebanon, IL, is in tire
city.
N. l.. Buckman, OF Winfield, was in the
city yesterday.
Brain Foster and Arthur Harrison, OF
Kansas City, are stopping at the Manhattan
H. Clay White and wife, of Williams
port, KY, are in the city, guests OF the Man
haitian.
C. II. Lyndse, the popular and pleasant
proprietor of the Nationol hotel, Attica, Is
in the city.
e. J. Marble, representing H. B. Ciafiin,
of New York, is in the city drumming up the
dry goods trade.
"A. V. Spivey, Thos. K. Null and VIII
liam Inflow, all of Rushyille, Indiana, ar
rieed in the city yesterday. They are look
ing for a business location.
C. D. May, young man of means and
education from Jacksonville, ILL.,, arrived in
the city yesterday. He is looking over the
west in the interest of some Illinois capital
lists with a view to opening banking estab-
lishment.
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT LYNCHING.
Sunday morning at about 3 o'clock. Sherlh
Hays was awakened by some one calling
him, and hastily dressing he went to the
hall of the jail; at the foot Of the stairs, and
within the hall stood four men covering him
with rifles and demanding the body OF
Mckinney, the colored murderer. Going to
his room he returned with his revolver
and accompanied by his brave daughter
walked defantly down stairs. AS he did
this the would-be-lynchers backed out the
door. The sheriff then went to the front OF
the building and made short address, tell
ing the men that they should never get the
prisoner unless they walked over bis dead
body. Completely cowed the body OF men
left, vowing however that they would get
Mckinney The valiant sheriff informed
them that he would be in Jail until his trial,
aud also that he himself would be there
ready to receive them whenever they should
come.
The lynching party was composed prInei-
pally OF coIored persons, and numbered about
fifty. They had come from Valley Center
and neighborhood and few from even as
far as Newton.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Try the O. c. Udall -four at Williams 4
Nessley dlU2d
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

The Ladies Aid society of the Sons Of Vet
Grams will hold meeting at the residence OF
Sister Turner, No. 225 North Topeka avenue,
on Tuesday evening, September 2Sth.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Mr. Isaac Daugherty threatened to shoot
J. C. Miller some days ago and for his loud
talk was conducted before Justice Garrison
Yesterday and allowed to pay q small fine.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28
Dancing Acadeu

Dancing Academy.
Lessons for ladies and gentlemen on Tues
day and Thursday evenings at Beacon hall.
Scholars received at any time.
d112-2t+ PROF. A. FISCHER
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

Telephone your orders to Freeman for
h. cL or livery d10-N
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

For sale. Some choice acre lots. Call or
j. f. Humphrey Jr., with Lombard Mort
gage Co. d113-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

During tie day yesterday, up to O'Clock,
there were sent from Wichita to Kansas
City 11S messages over the Western Union
wires, AMI 145 messages were received. Ad-
ded to these numbers the messages sent and
received by other lines in other directions
and it gives an outsider some idea of the vol
ume Of general business done in the metrop-
oils of this valley.
James p Mead. of Kingman, was in tho
city yesterday. He says the to wn with the
princely name is prospering most gratifying
ly. That's what they all say of Kingman.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-28

are invited to be present.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-25
NUMBER 7.
DEATH ON THE LAKES.
Frightnul Shipwreck Near Frank
fort. Mich.
Two Lumber s'hoon-rs Driven Hshsr~.
and Ten Persons psrish-Iak. superior
Vessel Wrecked. with Fatality.

DrRorr. Nov. 10 a special from frank.
fort says Daring the height OF the storm
Yesterday afternoon, at intervals through
The binding snow storm. n thrce-IDsstsd
schooner could be seen about sis miles
southwest 81 frankfort Her poles ~ers
almost bare, aud the deck seemed clear
% cargo. An attempt wsA made 20 osnchor
her, aud sha held Tor a tine.
bot soon broke loorn aud drlfted
gradually Increased la violencc. sad tho
seas we're growing every moment larger.
when darkness settled like n pail over The
faco 81 the lake. Help was asked
hus ~ was impossible for a tug 20
live in such gale After great tr0ubis
the life-sating station, siS miles north of
here was reached, and the apparatus
tccs, over steep hills, winding rsvine-,
trco trunks and heavy snow drifts. aud
p'lted Nv the driving snow end bail They
arrived AZ ths scene ot the disaster a. iicr-
ring Greek at 4 o'clock this morning. Tho
vessel was totally broken up aud with
the cargo piled np ON sha beach. every
thing being cOmpletcly destroyed. Brokcs
masts, Hhrouda, lumber and debris. all
we're mixed aud piled up together. Captain
Matthews thinks ahs must have had ber
anchor down and pounded ~ pieces ON tho
outer bar Ono body was found. The res-
sells yawl. with tho name AcbekauBee. was
near by uuinJursd n IL thought tbs
schooner had crew ot nine men. aud that
she broke soon a. she struck No other
bodies have been discovered Another
wreck was discovered Two miles south,
where the same chaotic wrcckage wa seen.
Tho entire stem ~ ca. schooner Msrinetts.
of Racine, Wis, was dis 0vcred. AZ y
neighb0rinF farm house vas a uised and
battered sailor with larcrated hands, from
which The flesh wns stripped aud bis
feet were badly swollen. prom hin n
was learned that the crew OF eight fuan
were lost special from Duiutb. Miun.,
says Tho schooner Lucefne T. lost. Dur
INK the storm she WAS driven ora Point
iron, and went down in Eve fafhons -
water All hands were lost Not less than
~ men woro an board
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Burnt clo,hIno.

CiSvtNSAri. o. Nov. a--At O'Clock this
morning hro was discovered on tho sogth
side OF Third street. between hacs aud
Vine. fiys Of tbs largest clothing houses
IN this city are ablaze aud thsir destruction
can hardly be- averted The fro is spread
ing southward and has reached The build
iugs on the north side of Pearl street.
Tho flames wers first discovered
Ia the large clothing and
cloth. house 81 ~. * 4. y. Fcrlei ner. t0T
Third street The wind carried the aames
southward, and in less than ten minutes
ihe clothing house ~ Bettmsu Bros. az No.
~ Pearl street the millinery store ~
Bsnckman a. Co, No. - Posri street, and
the clothing house % Leon * Metzger, ~
No y. PenFi street ali situated just ia 80
rear % Marcus & T.. =. Fecasifnsr's piace.
were ON lire The damage az this vr4ting
% n. m-) will exceed a half million dol
lars
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-25

CmcAoo. Nov. ~ District Assembly
No "a. k.of D.. he.d ameeing last night aud
adopted resolutions declaring that the indl-
ial mach merry 81 TIE criminal court was
manipulated unfairly 100 tho recent Anar-
chist trial. and fhat the verdict snd the re-
sui a. e pialistic and jnd cal conspiracy.
u WAS resolved that the District Assembly.
use every honorable means io prevent the
execution % TIE sentence pronounced. thst
a comm 'ttee wait upon the Governor boz De-.
hair OF The prisoners, and that local assem-
bles do ali n tbeir power In this matter,
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ANARCHIST PLANS.


pisboiicai Steae-tion To niow Up ,ss
water Tower aud rsro Chicago.
CniCAoo. Nov. Hi.-A local Corlnan pa
per asserts iu rs issue TO day that the
Anarchists OF this city have renewed
their agitation, aud that the call for
meetings OF the "groupsn are circulated
openly Monday evening the arti.is
says, "in the hall ON Ciybourn avenue, a
meeting of the North Side Group OF ih.
International working People. Associa.
ton was held. ~ whlcb various ssplaun't
wero discussed Some of The p~rsons pres.
ont thought that ON stormy night. with
tow pounds of dynamite, tho waterstower
could be- blown up and fires started az SONS
dozen different places. The Watcr-works
destroyed. the nre department could have
no water half the city would 20 up in a
blaze, aud in the confusion thus caused
The fe.organized groups and companies
of The Lehr uud Wchr Ncrein could easily
capture the city. Police Captain Schaark
says be hos no fcars of any thsng happen.
iuE az present. aud his men are keeping a
close watch on the groups lie could not
toll what hc was going 90 do in this pnrtic.
ular case, not having any authentic iu.
formation Yet, aud ~ he had be did not
mink N hcst 10 make his intentions public
lu advance
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Ihe clnlhinn. .nnn,n ri,s

CfSCrsSArI. Nov. 9i-The lossos al tho
hro which consumed Tho whoiesBle cloth
ing establishments of Mack. Stadlrr A. Co.
nnd ~ a. l.. B. Fcchheimer. at fU5 aud lO9
West Third street, earig Saturday morn
lug, Gro estimated 40 sgl0.0G0. Tho fusnr-
nnce ts about sa5i .00D. The fire b. said 4,
have started from nn old stove iu the aoo-
ond floor of Mack Stndier ~ Co.'S store.
Captains Hnlstend aud Higginson and
bircmcn Bushkamp aud Kuhn we're
wounded by falling timbcrs, and their
lives are despairod OF
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GmtED. KAs., Nov PA tornado struck
Girard this morning passing through ths
residences portion Of the town from south
west o. northwest The path Of the storm
was only from ATTY % O. segsnt five feet
vide. An Of the lighter buildings were
sfautiul ones stood rhe snOck without rntieh
damage Tue total damago will not exceed
ssopy Ihe iresby ian churcs Wa
wrecked. humber OF persons we're la
furnH
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A nInhnarman,s Ealn

CHcAco. Wow 2i-rhe Times Fort Keozh
tAiontana) special says Last Tnssd v tho
remains ~ Jim Swan, alias Jack sheppard.
tbe prince of Tho Northwestern highway
men Wer" found among tho Big Horn
Mountaius BE escaped from th. shrriir
some tlme ago while handcuned and vas
never caught afterwards Be died from star.
feton, as bis iuanacled condition prevent
eh him from procuring food A knife aud
revolver with the chatnbcrs efuftfy ,.ere
fOuud beside him
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inian, Burned 10 Death.

Liua, q, Nov 2i-1ho infant child IL
Mr and Mr. u. Bryant, who are tenants
on the farm of Martin Grove, two miles
southeast of the city. wHs burned 10 donfh
MIS-. Bryant wrapped the litfio ono ln "A
shawl aud told her SON, aged seven years
70 watch tho baby aud sho would ao ont
ana milk Tho shawl in some manner
perhaps by spark from tho nre-pince
took IRE. The boy ran Tor bis mother, falI.
ing her that the baby was burning up shs
rushed Into the house. but wns 10 late to
save the ltfe of hcr child
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-25

NEw YonE. Nov. ~ -'fae business sasi-
urss occurring throu gdops tbs eounfry
during The last seven days number fur ths
United states sfi, sud for Caneis ~ or =
Total ~ t2 a. compared with q f1ta. q
~ iast week and "A tha week prerious 80
be LAST TIE casualties reported froin fhs
" sstern and e1ufheru states and Csnsfiz
are much ahnVr fts avtrsra "a ths ps4sr
sections 0f the country they are l.Ehs
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-25

New YoHk. Nov. IA crank unned
Schuyler. from ft0nd0ut N " VITO tried
tO n-aassiuate President Cleveland at AZ
bany. year or ~ ago, made his appear
auce With pistol in she crowd af tbs fun-
efnl of EnPresidsnt Arthur and caas -d
some cDmmuiiou hF his attempts g. rst
near fhe ire-'d8nt. He dropped his pistol
or che ground. ft is said ara fau away
without doing any injury
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Quiet obssqaiss.

NET YoaE, Nov. ~ Toe faasrai csre-
monies over General Arthur remains viii
be entirely without display. His rcmsin.
will not Ito la state bus after the services
on ADnd Will be taken a rect % the ftu-
RAJ cemetery at Albany. Only tho family
Will accompany the body - the ch0frh.
The casket is - BE- ~ fine oak. covered wifa
broadciO h, without trimmings on the oat-
side On the top viii ~ silver plate. on
" ich will be engraved tho nRu1s and dats
II death.
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Bans Robbeu

StN ASToNip. Trxss. Nov "a a bold
robbery occurred hero between the hours
oi two aud four O'Clock this morning Tbs
large groc ry store ~ Jacob " liiug was cu-
tered aud tbc safa turglar'zod of e. HnI ln
cash aud about 5000 worth ~ prom .sarf
notes Diiiiug. atprs la within hnlf block
or police hendGunrtarF. The burglars drilled
a h0le iu The safe door. aud after rifiinx tho
sale deliberately fDade their exit sia 900
fInul nufrnnl..-
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Bo-roS Nov. 20 The Hon Cherries
Francis Adams, " died nt 80 q. m. to-
day az bis resideuce in this city he had
suffered for some i've years With bfsin
trouble, arising from overtating his brain
in the literary work upon which hs vas
engaged iie was The third son of John
quincy Adams. and wHs born la boston
august lG i-q
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A Sure Pfegen,Iss

CEyrHALf., iLf-, Nov. fg-Dr r. r.
Scott, who died here wednesday. often sr.
pressed n horror - being buried alive. add
ip order % preclude such = tainR b. as1esi
taken out aud replaced ia the dead holy
He uas buried yesterday. fks B9asd -
Education aud The Nssouic and prufrs-
ing iu D bodv
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A cAMPAIoN npIaopn
now REV. Joshua Norton stopped uu.
Paper.

CotrNnts, INp., Nov. "a Rev. Joshua
Norton, of this city. during the heat of
the last campaign received copy OF tho
Indiana PhdiaHc tho State Prohibition
organ, aud wrote on the wrapper; Take
your dirty paprr back IL II only ~
for fiohbcr mouthed whisky drinking
Democrats "a road, aud not for scholarly
hepublicans." Tho editor OF tho ph0ianc Z
wnHed wrothy on receiving the Insulting
message and at once placed tho mat.
ter in tho bands of tho United State bis
tIict Attorney Norton was indicted by tho
United states Grand Jury for sending ol,.
Eccno matter through the mails aud fa,
violating the postal laws Yesterday tho
Reverend gentleman went up go lndinunt-
oils aud pleaded guilty in the United states
Court, throwing himself on she mercy of
the judge, who fined him - aud adfnon.
ished him To be more gcntlemnnly iu tho
future la the matter ~ stopping his papeFs.
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DCHLfS, NOv. 3l.-Ibe anniversary % ths
execution ~ Allan farkin and O'Brien. as
Manchesfrf lu i-G7 was Observe heFs to
DAY. 3 procession marched % Giasuagin
'rmeierF where ara ths we're placed uu.
~ tnH Tr1ges ~ che martyrs Othar Fan-
inn m fnuweutr we're visited including
tlat pf o Doruell the slayer ~ Carey. ths
IllnnLE Iar. -uf-lIn.r
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Nrw hAvEE. rr NoV o. While DR.
hari.oHr ~ ths Peabody Mussum af Sew
Haven. was experimenting WITH fams
rFp oiled with fueh forrH ~ to shake cas-
room and Eu0ra fhs Professor ensfi.ss o.
the iu'r lhr eEy ass eighteen inches in
fIF". rr rfnrHHr.a
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-25

John sanford. emrl0Fed ln the
mills 90 sanford No.. drew his month Z
pay iho other day and when Dis wifs
brought him his supper go .x O'Clock
Us handed her tte money q her sue.
gestion he worked until cight anf
then won't home. where be- found bis
two children. both babies. on the floor
alone, apparonuy having fallen out ~
ned. Their mother had run away with
FRANK sberburn. an old admiror Of
hers.
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Wnfrfna W Vs.. Noy Elsie Ken.
nedy ag.d teeIve. was fatally buuei 80
fore Daylight thIs morninr af ler parents
home. netr t1e Top HiIU ~ taa explosion
% an g.tcan. With which Soc nas lllne "a
lighted amp
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GOLDEN GRAIN.
The Red River valley Crop Bountiful ne
yOnd Precedent.


yOnd Precedent
CmCAcO, Nov. IA Times special from
Fargo. OAK, says. The Ybsat crop OF tho
Red River Valley proves 90 be larger than
the estimates The elevators and ware.
houses along the line Of tue Manitoba road
are all foil % oyerfiOwinz, and iu some of
the towns the farmers pile the sacks out OF
doors, as the railroad b unable 20 furnish
cars fast enough 20 haul ~ 70 market Jhs
Manitoba road has 500 ears, but many OF
them are tied up At Duluth. owing 70 the
lack of facilities there - handle the grain.
The railroads SAY ths movement 0f grain
from the Rcd River Valley is unurecs-
deufed
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ValnahIe cnaI 80 -

at NEESoS, it,. Nov ia vein a
coal FIVE and half feet thick was struck
here this morning. The coal is pronounced
thrarIfe
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Murder and suieiss

AsnEEsoy. Isu. Nov ~ Wm H nid.
Dc ess shot end killed while worrnf on
BIZ fern near here, hy Et ma Maynarl.
who altefWard Hilisd b n aalE
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ihe man with q shabby suit OF
slotaes Is likely " shine ia society.
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The Ceredo Advance.
An independent weekly paper published
every Thursday by
T. Il. MCDOuxal,
cEREDo. w. VA
TERMs OF sunscRIrrIox.

One copy, one year 81 90. II paid at the tim.
the name is entered i'm slihscrintfon b,np's .,us
Ai'er ~ Gays si.21 per year win be charged
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.".ais per unc.. .....-.-- ............. 10
To regular advertisers sers................
Regular Advertisements, of more than hair
scolumn, quarterly i'm advance
transient advertisements In advance.
The Advance Is the me dium through
which Advertisers can reach the peo-
pie of Wayne County.
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THE HOME, of New York,

a. ~ hh HOME has assets amounting 10 over
~, pVOVO IL IS, without doubt, one Of the
"e't companies In existence.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-25

hepresents the safest and strongest co n
pAnies oEtant, among which is
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

The best sunday paper ia the North was
the Herald Grand Rapids. edited by lloyd
Breeze. the man who made the Detroit
Joes'lai the brightest twO-eent daily in the
countfy Breeze ha~purehased the Morning
fsisgran. of Grand Rapids, aud he is max
ing that paper just as bright aud just a.
excellent as be did tie J0araai ia Detroit.
lie Is one OF the brightest writers On the
American press, and he is making the TELx-
GRAN HERALD. all that the most exscting
MichigaRder can ask. lie deserves success
and il Will be the fault ofthe city, not his, II
he does not attain it, TofedO Bllde
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
sine Hour. Ahead of Detroit.

The TELEGRAM HERALD, OF Grand Rapids,
the outgrowth Of the Aorniag Telegram and
Brezse's Herald. is a paper that the Rapids
may well be proud Of Under Mr. Breeze :
editorial management il will be bright,
spicy and newsy-a credit to Michigan. The
TELEGRAM HERALD contains all latest dir
patches, and as it reaches this office at noon
oa day of publication, nine hours ahead OF
Detroit dailies it should have large cir
culati0n. II is printed seven days in the
week al fifteen cents per week CAase
Eelip,e.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

The IzLssEaa HsEAiD is the title Of 4
most excellent aud prosperous booking daily
pa9lishei AZ Grand R2piis, whach hss
found iss wsy - us. Itiss consolidation OF
the fstegsaa. and Lloyd Brezse's Hsyaii. and
has tae irrspfessiblr Breeze for an editor
and manager We wish i all success. Tor il
ever = joafnAlis, worked hard and bad rea-
s0n TO deserve success oa account II pub
hsalng AZ enterprisius readable aud spicy
pager Bsezee is the man. lie has been in
advance of bis ase and town Detroit Vas
zoo sleepy for the tirvless Lloyd May
Grand Rapids prove wider awake.-A.ies
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