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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-05-02
A WELCOME VISITOR.
The Teacher and Friend Of Millions OF Children
Coming TO Town.


Coming TO Town.
nine shows will spread its yeritable city OF tents
here on Monday and Tuesday, May 10 and II, when
1t Is calculated that thousands Of people will
witness the marvellous and sou-stirring perform
ances. The mammoth show he brings here this
season Ii even OF better, grander, and richer char
tunate enough to see his past exhibitions nothing
more remains to be said. This year 100 acts Of
startling character will be given in three rings
while upon big elevated stage series Of amazing
featB Will he exhibited; while again on the Roman
hippodrome racingtrack the widest enthusiasm
all the result of the combined efforts OF 800 expert
performers. Sensation will succeed sensation until
the breath oil the auditor Ii almost taken away with
delight. Besides these there are congress of in
ternatlonal giants, representing all nations and
countries; troupe oftwelve genuine Arabs, whose
midgets, mites, and wonderful curious living human
beings. Then, again. there are all the strange
creatures IN the two double menaRerles, such as
herd OF elephants, the clown elephant, drove OF
giant camels. amphibons MONSTERS tremendous
mammals, and hundreds OF curious four-footed
widerng, and are contested in downright earnest
for cash prizes by the riders, drivers, runners and
jockeys. The big international fayOriie Jumbo will
be exhibited precisely as he appeared In life, and
the biggest and only elephant skeleton on public
view Will also be feature. Alice the affecionate
form OF her big spouse. There are no end OF
features this season, but they must be seen, and
be for the usual price. tremendous street parade
Will be made early In the forenoon, when the entire
strength OF these combined giant shows will be I'M
folded 10 public view. Two performances will be
Europe; therefore this IL the last chance Of seeing
them,
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The attention Of those passing the entrance to
I'VE Olde Englishe Faire" 10 the Washington Light
Infantry armory, under Albsughs Grand Opera
House, 10 attracted BY the unusual sight Of beauti-
iul FLOODED mare, hltched to handsome top-buggy,
eigy, until the quick motions Of the spirited though
gentle animal undeceive them. An article In the
star last evening gave full account of this splendid
gift to the fair BY Mr.. Frank X. Ward Of the world
famous Alderney Dairy. The mare is Lady Gold
dust, (cost 800, valued at 81 O0oJ with record Of
2:ai and the buggy 10 Brewster, costing s416 at
costing $50 more. The outht Is not for sale, but
VIII be awarded to some one cut OF the number Of
those who buy nftycent ticket, for sale all over
the city or sent oy mail on application. As an In
ducement to sell these tickets the person selling the
lucky one as shown by name written on the back
thereoD will receive, II lady SIS diamond ring,
and II a gentleman $50 suit OF clothes.
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An IihnOgrsphieai Map Of Asia.

Many Will be Interested 10 learn than an ethno-
graphical map OF Asia il In preparation, and Ii likely
when Completed 10 be the most complete and acc "
rate production OF the Kind In existence The map
IL being prepared by Herr yinzeDz Won Haardt, the
caiiogrApnef 10 .llozels Geographical Institute
vienna, VINO has been collecting his material for
years lie has taken his data from the most author
itatl'e sources, and under six great families has
niougn l0gelhef 1876 different types VI stocks. These
Will be exhibited on The map by means OF twenty
az different tlnts and hatchings, thus presenting
clearly 70 the eye complete picture Of the ethno-
graphical condition OF Asia.
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Auelioneer bowling announces In another column
highly important sale OF Turkish carpets and rugs
and other oriental goods, this being the last sac
VI the season prior 70 Mr.. Schnzers departure for
the Orient. This collection, which Is now ON exhl.
bition, Is one OF the most valuable ever offered In
THIS city. The sale opens on Wednesday mornDg,
continuing unll Friday evening" aud will be without
reserve.
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Su6ertakers.
Atuuset,aeuts.

Dime MI useum,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Eleventh street.
The Great Laughing Success of 1885.
p,no E9 S6Msb n+ HoT,ours
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and wEDNEsDAY AFTER
In their New and Original Musical Comedy Of
SCHEMING.
Everything New and Beautiful. New Music, New
Songs. New Jokes, and Entire New Company.
All the Gems F i.c FaTr Ps%s6 Last Success
Altogether the funniest play on the American STAGE
iGs sgngs are M fost @s%ma
Ones only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., By Jovs, d lsa.1s
from madame Angot" "Maritana, and "Plrates Of
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY.
LaDg's Great New Play, Immensely Comic,)
M Y FRIEND BILL.
Two and half hours OF conyulsive laughter. Go
Admission to all only ten cents.
Seals reserved three days In advance. Children
admitted to reserved seats free Of extra charge.
THE KIRMEs. u,,, ;, u,o, ~, i. ~, .
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May is and Il, 8 r. M.
to2 a. M. The Tyrolean, Flower, Japanese Minuei
Swedish, Gypsy, and Indian Dances represent the
dances Of Inc nations The Flower and Oriental
rots. with iier charmiug Attendants form brI
liant tabieanx on ne stage, Doors open At n
saes " IL II NJ Concert and Ball
1890 =. NJ. 70 1850 A. ST.. In charge OF the Lady
Managers Of the National Homecoming Hospital.
rott Co, 903 Pennsylvania avenue. and the fol-
lowing ladies:
Nine. Romero, f4is X street.
Mrs. Charles NordboG, 1881 X street.
Mrs. q. v. Pope, li09 1ath street.
Mrs. 4. y. Verdi, si5 14th street.
Mrs. Daniel Lamont, 2O2s street.
Mrs. Colonel y. o. Mack, slss H street.
Mrs. George N. Beale, 2Oib street.
MIS-. General Birney, 1901 HARDWOOD avenue. lie
DToit Park
Mrs. saIaA. spencer, Lincoln Hall Building, Ninth
aud ID streets northwest.
Tickets may be exchanged for reserved seats at
Melzerotts, 1903 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
my2-2t0
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Pc, pa, =, a NJ =, Va v..,..

The first payment on the eleventh issue In the
Equitable c. b. Association commences this month
May, 1885. Shares can be taken and payments
made daily from 80 A. NJ. TO $3.50 p. NJ. at the Of
dee OF the association, Oil street, Second shares
are s. 80 per month. Assets, April TO- 1886, $685.
3l224. JOHN JOY EPSON, Secretary
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The Boys

Require outdoor exercise to facilitate their growth
We oifer them the opportunity by presenting each
boy With a pair OF roller skates who IL 1ited out
with suit at our establishment. Esenan Bros
tue clothcrs, who make boys clothing one Of the
main features VI their buslless corner 7lh and u
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DIED..

DAylDSON.-Aprll 20, 1885, at $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ.
Col. Nathaniel Davidson In the sixty-third year OF
his age. Funeral at O'Clock to-day, from the house
1852 Corcoran street.
GORDON.--In Georgetown, April 30, Josephine
Youngest daughter OF Holdsworth and Mary q. Cor
don. Funeral from Oak Hill Chapel, to-day
at clock p. nj.
MO0RE..April 30, Henry T. Moore, In the forty.
7. NJ, from his late residence, sl7 Twenty. second
street.
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Our Spring Trade

Is under full Roadway now. We never had such
rush OF trade, but 1t Is not to be wondered at as
our spring suits are beauties in style and fabric
and our prices simply Irresistible Eiseman Bros,
the most prominent clothlers, who Sell clothing at
right prices, corner TIN and 4.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
WASHINGTON, April IS, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed "PropOsals for
supplies TO Naval Hospital, Washington, ID. O., will
be received at the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery,
Is, 1885, at II O'Clock A. M when they will DO pub
licly opened, for supplying provisions, groceries,
n0rse-leed gas, ana water 10 the Naval Hospital,
30, 1881.
Schedules OF the articles, with Information as TO
the specifications, delivery, conditions, forms OF
oner, and probable quantity required, can be OBJ
tained on application TO the Medical Oflcer In
charge OF the Hospital
No proposal VIII be considered unless accompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence that the bidder ID
regular dealer In the articles he proposes to supply.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
The award will be made by classes.
II. NJ. GUNNELL,
myz-4t5 Chief OF Bureau.
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PROPOSALS. FOR ICE.

WAR DEPARTMENT, May 0, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will be re-
ceiyed at this once until ~ O'Clock noon, THURS
DAY' June 10, 1885, for supplying the War Depart
nent and ts Bnreans with Ice during the fiscal year
quality OF Northern Ice, solid, clear and free from
snow or other Impurities and must be delivered ~
the several Bureaus and Offices OF the War Depart
ment In Washington, and weighed upon the DEPART
ment scales Daily deliveries, excepting Sundays
quantity required ID estimated at 0O,6OO pounds,
more or less
bond with approved security viii be required In
case OF award.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids aud to waive defects.
Bids must be Enclosed In sealed velopes indorsed
on the outside Proposals for lee" and addressed to
the Undersigned.
q. II. HOYT,
my2je5.2i5 Assistant Quartermasier, u. s. A.
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on May the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad COMPANY
o to e the DE-
livery System" which viii supplement the present
mode OF handling baggage, and designed to relieve
passengers OF all care and anxiety regarding their
baggage in transit, as well az TO secure speedy
despatch and prompt delivery nspecal cases, where
Arrangements have been perfected with the New
York Transfer Company In New York and the
Union Transfer Company in Philadelphia Baltimore,
and Washington, by which parties can send their
baggage In advance, II necessary, from any locality
In one city to any locality IN any one Of the other
cities, obyating the necessity for any attention
the part OF the owner after the order has been
gwen Tor such special delivery to the transfer com
pany at starting point.
The transfer company receiving the baggage will
give receipt therefor and attach special check
containing the address, to which the baggage Ii to be
sent by nrHt tram after the order In taken and
range lor Us prompt delivery, on arrival In the city
to which 1t Is forwarded.
This Is a progressive step In the handling OF bag
gage which cannot fail 10 attract the attention and
enlist the cooperation OF the travelling public II
relieves travel OF all annoyance incident TO the
transfer OF baggage and It also enables those who
desire TO have their wearing apparel or other per-
sonal effects delivered at the end OF the journey In
advance OF their own arrival TO enjoy this adyan-
tage by simply notifying the company as to when
and where they desire II checked and delivered. A
business man IN washington may leave his order at
morning, and when he arrives at his destination In
afternoon or evening will md that his baggage has
also prove an admirable arrangement for ladies
travelling alone, and, In fact, for any one who de-
sIes piompthess anu certainty IN ihe delivery OF
that which Is often source OF annoyance and delay.
The charge for this special service Will be tl
nifty cents for transfer in each city, and ia 10
he prepaid. orders may be left at Oflices OF the
Union Transfer Company corner Thirteenth street
and pennsylvania avenue, In Washington, and the
agents OF these companies Will call for and deliver
baggage at Its final address.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company derives no
revenue from this arrangement, as the charge of
one dollar which Is only slight advance present
rates for ordinary delivery, simply covers service
performed by the transfer companies.
In Introducing this reform the company is only
following up line OF policy TO which II has always
adhered OF tightening as far as possible the annoy
ances and anAletes OF travel, and Of giving lis
patrons every convenience that can he desired for
their comfort. The advantages of this new scheme
Will be readily appreciated by the thousands OF
people who travel Frequently, and tie usefulness
and convenience Will commend II to the consdera-
iion OF every one
Important Auction Sales.
On Monday Auctioneer Williams will sell, al 1886 c
street northwest valuable collection Of IuruIiure
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.Aldernsy pairx Nsxons.n
MAR RIEH.

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning ant
delivered In h.pOund "Ward" prints, IS cents pel
pound. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk, and swee
milk, cents per quart. Cream, is cents per pint.
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LOCAL MENTION.

KINGS PALAos,-The ladies are cordially invited
10 the great May festival to he held at Kings Palace.
There will be great feast OF bargains In millinery.
Seventy-Gve thousand dollars worth of elegant and
choice millinery OF the latest styles will be
slaughtered this week. Hats and bonnets, trimmed
and untfimmed. Flowers, tips, plumes, ribbons,
laces parasols, sun umbrellas, jerseys yises, and
boncle jackets will he sold at wonderfully low prices.
Every lady is convinced that Kings Palace Is noted
for Its extensive stock and very low prices. We ad-
wise all in need OF goods not TO neglect TO go to
Kings Palace, slI Seventh street.
oRtoLB POOL the new invention of fteen-ball
pool s one OF the leading attractions at thebilliard
parlOrs of our friend scanon AIS Ninth street. The
game is greatly enjoyed by ali who have played IL,
pronouncng it superior 10 the old one. Every table
has undergonerepair, while new ballsand cues have
b cen added.
THERE is one thing which can be obtained In as
great perfection In Washington anywhere In
Europe or America, and that is a Turkish bath at
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All the New Efrets
FRANK WARD,s GIFT no "YE FAIpr,

Are to be found In spring stock and as an assr-
ance that they are correct as to styles they all
OF our own manufacture. Elseman Bros, corner
Ith and &,
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McGLINcHEY-JOYoE.- MONDAY evening, Apr]
20, 1885. at 81. Matthew's Church, by Rev. Dr.
Chapelle, Jessie NJ. Joyce, Of this city, and Jamei
McGiinchey, Of Portland, Ne.
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A LBAUdH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY I, AND SATURDAY
MATINEE
BENEFIT FOR NEW FOUNDING ASYLUM
Gilberts Popular Comedy,

VIII DC produced here Tor The lrsl lime.
MIR. j. T.. VOORHEES,, sou OF the Hon. Daniel W.
Voorhees, has kindly consented to render one Of hls
acting representations,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
STEiNwAY a SONS PIANO FORTE, BOOK
CASES, WITH SECRETARY ATTACHMENTS;
WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITE, LOUNGES,
EASY CHAIRS, HAT RACKS, OAK RxTEN.
SION TABLES AND SIDEBOARD, REFRiG-
orator SCREENS, FRENCH P..ArE MIR
ROR, OIL PAINTINGS, MARBLE-TOP AND
OTHER TABLES, wARDRoBEs, CUPBOARD,
MARBLE-TOP SHAVING STAND, MANTEL
ORNAMENTS, MARBLE.TOP CHAMBER FUR
N1TURE, COTTAGE SUITES, BRUSSELS AND
INGRAM CARPETS, MATTRESSES AND
FEATHER BEDS, HEATING STOVES, SMALL
IRON SAFE, LOT OF DOORS, LUMBER, etc !,
GARDEN TOOLS, KITCHEN REQUISITES. etc !,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 5, 1886, com.
menclng at 10 O'clock at the residence OF the late
DR.. O. II. Lieberman, No. 1873 Twelfth street, between
u and streets northwest, will sell the entire con-
tents, as partly enumerated above.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING
my2ltS AuctlOneers
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Importsut Auction Sales.

ON Monday Auciioneer Williams will sell, at 1886
street northwest, valuable collection OF furniture
anu other household effects. on Thursday, at In-
Rleside the elegant chamber, dining room, library
and par0r furniture, carpets and other effects con.
taiDed III the premises known as the Walbrldge
pace. FOR further parllGuaIs see advert semenlH
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JOHN O'BRlEN'S
NEW CHEAT
METROPOLITAN CIRCUS
+ AND MENACERIE

-lhIee ilmes Larger ana beter Than Ever,
VIII exhibit In
WASHINGTON ONE WEEK,
COMMENCING MONDAY NIGHT, MAY 3,
opening might Two EnleTtainmen,s each day, at
ADMISSION TO ALL is ONLY 10 CENTS
(Choice reserved seats 20 cents extra)
that you are going to see only 10 cent show. We
pledge the public on our uncoInpr0mised honor that
FiRsf,ofAss GiRcus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a fsSTf
respect worthy the recognition and patronage 'e o.
Washington's best families. In addition we give
"s' u ' 4 SGIasHfSsiorH MENAeERIE,
full OF rare and valuable Living Wild Anmals
containing
TWELVE PERFORMING ELEPHANTS,
which are az many as any concern In America ex-
hibits this season whose prices Of admission are Ave
times more. the brilliant acts OF the Circus and the
performance OF Trained Elephants, etc. will be
supplemented by
sid. ABERERUs's cAsTILIAN DOG CIRCUS,
Which reigns absolutely without peer.
Remember, John o'Briens Circus and Menagerie
Ii regular nrst-class 5Ocent show reduced to 10
cents, in order to give the masses chance to see
CAPACITY OF PAVILION, 10000.
In Philadelphia and baltimore that was nearly The
number In daily attendance. We tell the truth, use
no deception, advertise only what we exhibit
We tell the people In advance we have partially
great pretenslons in the way Of street parades our
procession 10 modest. We giveour patrons grand,
magnificent, nrst-Class circus and menagerie enter
tainment, with az good circus performance ~ they
ever saw In their lives, for only 10 cents admission
That means TWELVE ELEPHANTS AT LESS
THAN ONE CENT EACH The only way possible
Of doing this 10 by saving the enormous expense OF
costly show bills, putting capital In the show Itself
and not In glilterlng pageants on The Streets aud
selling 10000 tickets daily. DE masse niuss rs
1,'ingen. This is what they do. All the Phlladel-
phla, Wilmington, and baltimore papers, without
solitary exception, wherever this popular show has
exhibited thus far this season, say tat John OBrl-
ems show Is "nrstclass In every particular, giving
a. good q ring performance as was ever seen In
either OF those cities. my2-lt2
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Compsny's New System
OF Baggage Delivery.

-"Justh's Old stand" 6l9 Dstreet northwest buys
gents, secondhand clothing. Noteby mail promptly
attended, to,
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"Hi'"~t"u tgHiu Ia III" URnd- nI -
unIiors H",rott


''NtNt-inN. January .N The rN-
r'ulI'r committee of knights ot La
hor. district assembly No. -, which
r"upri-c- ihr entire sth,, OF Texas.
issued An order to-duy ngnm boycott
lus ihD Mallory steamship company
lh. action rtlyc, the disastrous
mh"r dliliruillr- of W-i November,
which began in the h"''ott of th"
Mallory mr. The difficulty original
N arose from lh" -ub,tllutlnn Of cot
"trd l"l WHIT" .lnngshorrm'n on tl'r
Mallory wharf here. brrAu'c the white
lon2-h"rrmru d'nnndcd an incl case
"l Wnsr, aud struck. Ih' November
boycott resulted IN very honvy lo'- 10
ih' hu'ih'', interests of ',hVc'loh,
hnd Wa Ilm,lN -ctIicd by arbitration.
! h' agreement SET l"Iih thal "hth o.
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CmcAuo, llt, january 2S. \
special published here this morning
asserts that fully 10000 head of cattle
lie dead on the prairie, within "A
radius of -rycmty-lilc miles of Fort
Elliott, IoN, having been killrd by
starvation aud exposure during the
recent cold snap.
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,.HOi.sBI.i.,k


GHor-HEFDK, TEN. January 2S-
Yesterday Wa like spring, but to-day
the wind b, from the north and It is
growing colder,
County court i. in session. six
ca,c, for violating the local option
mN were tried yesterday, and NIL were
acquitted or dismissed, There is Ms
many drunken men now rs IN the
dW, ol yorc, when whi,kcy was re-
tailed.
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nnlgn.. OF .nnn, ,nrr.nn mnI.

MArufNDIuN. luuuuIN --. I.r
bankiua and currency committee Of
the hou.c 40 dnt euyc boWua to
Mr.-r-. rm BoWru Ice Cmudul
and others representing the knight
OF Labor 100 udyowN of "a bill proc
posed io nc introduced ln lbr house
hy Representative irumm ut Penn
blNmn. huoWuu- the 'hullut, ot
Labor Currency bl' .lho bill, as
drafted. provides ,up nm person
may deposit gold or silver in the
trn-ur, and receive therefor legal
ten lc r nilcd states uutc- at thr
rtu ol o.lr dollar Ion ila l-t grain,
ut -iiyDroI t5o grmu- of gold. All
lmtrd states note. urr to bee cuuyrr.
. t.blr into coin ur hu.Iiou W thr ho,i.
pr'- option SO more gold or silver
certificates or national muh notes
arc lu Doe issued, bul they are 90 %.
/ IrcpHrcd with lmDed States notes.
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BARGAINS IN OUR BARGAINS IN OuR
Cloak Department. Dress Goods Dep'

In our Dress Goods Department
We have mUd' q clouu cut of 80
per cent Black chn,hmcrc for
loc, i,rucr price 55c; Blqc, Cash
mere for ior. former price 10:
BLACK Cashmere for G5c. former
price ~; t"lorcd Cashmere for
lHo, former price GUC 81 inch
dress flannel tor S5c.turmcr price
~, 81 inch dress llauncl tor Gur.
former price HOc NclNcts aud
NrINrirrm. rnlmlnh u nnr rrnl
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WASuiNuruN, January 2s.-The
postmaster general to-day ordered
thc removal of barney Conrny, mall
trnpsirr agent at indianapolis, no
cnusc of his previous record. N.
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r \ X i l. - " ! Il t.
Before pHioue,us "'.wnor
C,r Austin & Fourth StSn Waco, lex
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-10-15

The JOURNAL agrees with the Worces-
ter (Mass.) Spy that Thanksgiving day
ought to be changed from the cold and dis.
comfort Of the the last Thursday in No
vember TO an earlier date. at ought 10 be
In the splendid days of October when the
world Is brilliant, when outdoor games
are luxury, and there is moon to make
the night almost as light as day"
"A fine assortment of Box Paper, AL
bums, Pocket Books, Purses, Jewelry
Hair and Clothes Brushes, very cheap,at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Mr.. John Marshall, Of Hilsdale, Mich. :,
wrote note TO friend here a few days
since, stating that Mr.. ], Davis would re-
move hip stock Of hardware back to Perrys-
burg on the frat OF Nov. next and store
II in o. D. Hopkins store rooms for the
present. Mr.. Marshall, we believe. de-
signs removing his family back to the
burg also, with the view Of starting tin
shop. Both families will be welcomed back
by many friends. We heard the remark
yesterday that Mr.. Davis discovered that
he had made a mistake in deciding to To-
cate in Hillsdale, aud would not have left
here had an effort been successful to estab-
lish grain market here.
Ribbons, all Grades and Colors,
FINKBEINER's.