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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
DIR. TANNER,
Io4 Monroe-st.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Blindness a Common Afniction.
The Experience of = Grand Rapids
Citizen.

Mr.. :. c. Angel, who resides at 142 Second ave,
makes the following statement. About twelve
years ago reddish scum began to grow from the
inner corner of my eve towards the sight. | did
not pay much attention TO Il until II began TO
make me blind by growing too near the pupil.
Hear15g of DR. Tanner the oculist. | Undue
ed TO call upon him for advics. His advice vas
70 have Il removed before 1t reached . point over
the pupil. acted upon this advice and now
take pleasure In commencing the doctors skill IN
the surgical treatment OF the eve | experienced
very little pain and lost scarcely dsy's work In
consequence OF the operation. Others who may
be afflicted with any Of the disease. OF this dell
cate organ may safely entrust their eases to the
csre Of DR.. Tanner. whose touch u a. gentle IS q
wOmsns.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

The lively way IN which Kaiser VII
HzLM iamps into sud out OF ms death
bed svinees degree 0t agility seldom
seen ia one q bis age.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

The last ) AT IKLEGaAM- HERALD
Ess one Of the largest of the Sands, cd
irous yet printed. The Sunday paper is
grUsiug more AnI more popular.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

The absence q seisnIc Disturbances
IL this section Is tolorsbly veil Supplied
b. the shaky feelings OF soms OF the po-
hticai candidates.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

The power OF an independent news
paper to do good was evinced last even
ing in Pnilsdelphis by the impeachment
OF Mayor SMITH His crookedness was
discovered and vigorously exposed by
the Times OF that city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
10 nfnch -, Good rhinn

II the majority in Maine is big enough
TO assure the denomination of Blaine il is
a bigger majority than many Republicans
were reaching atter.-S Louis Post Dis
patch.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

KOLLIS SoUIKS zuing on the plat
form, is Is said To lecture on What
knOs about GOshsm's politics and poll
ticiaas." The poor puolic deserves bet
ter treatment than to hear anything more
from SOCIRz
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

President Cleveland will return TO the
White House this week, and Attorney
General Garland's anxiety 10 resign may at
last ind relief - Chicago Tines
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
Lake shore a Michigan southern -K.a.n.
Foo Division

icesl feiehi iesya- ar1nd Hsrsdt af1p
flnk fas-ner ss faf H tiie4an
tti trri1lt asllT eEceIf -1rfs-
tnrt,liF1 81 tfft - 81 fslrfs srf fefrhs Al
eet1iiaE csschfs tsu - serref 81 lniar Ifakfa
pii..e, q Aonre9s - ard 81 frFcf
~ &ckftttN f-eHeFsi Areut
eiso. =. NrEsgH este Ilekei ARrat
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

The BAaLET ioe- water fountain will be
ready FOR use IN Detroit about the middle
Of November. Charming; the blue noses
down there vii be 10 their element this
Winter
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

General BRADY promises 10 confess
znd mueh may De expected that viii be
very hGmihatIBg g-tO the other fellows IN
the deal
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

oar nev Ci,y HaA IS badly IN need n
ROOT prntsetlna from tas Fall rains L.
hss been n0ticed thar portion q the
east VA - vt through from the water
coiiectsd IN ne uDpsc part during the
aesvy rsin of Saturday night sud Sunday
moraios. Ehich has saturated Tia brick
snd stone. THIS eondItion dnnng the
sev@r- frosss m Winter ~osid reeait IN
great tamsge a. ihe p~rmsnency q tie
ssrnrura
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

When Prince ALEXANDER went TO Bull
garis he was practically a psuper. His
estates there, however, have been sold
for $4,000 to the country. ALEXANDER,
1t seems, IS able TO give even New York
alderman a pointer on the emoluments Of
Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

Mrs. FRASK LESLIE complains thar she
''hvss mans life wIthous a m.n's erI Joy
msnts.' The Pbiladelpnia Times thinks
that sbs ought to lsarn to smoke.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

kSIres< trains da ihe yssf fcainf maze ciars
connections with freiuf f4irn Canada ths -
suo 1s8gih, ~ al Lake Superior Foinis.
WATSON " 4frrr
SEN superintendent f3eu'l raas A 9srtef A.
HAf4uette. hifh. Feruuette Nifh
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

Names Ia 600 Republican majority indi-
Gates thar tn Mugwumps still have a fu-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

The price IF coal goes up every month.
but the men who work IN the mines get the
same old starvation prices. = Chicago
Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

II Eas 3 FAIR day yesterday, II ws may
be iudalgsd Ia Z chestnut.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

Professor CHEvREUL, OF Paris, set a
very good ex4np.s he other day by tsst-
inx champagne FOR the frss time IN his
lie on his one kundrsdth birthday, but
l. would have bsen better II he had
waited iOs his two handrsdth sLniyer-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

The ghost of ZACH CHASDLEA seems
b Be tip toeiDg around this state.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

since +. H. HOsrDRD has taken his
ssat IN ths political editors room Of the
Detroit Free Press The suecdots business
bss dropped cut. IL HOsFoED would
only take shirl at Brudd-r GARDISzR"
and @De Lime Kiln Club sufsrlng ha-
nansty might prepare Tor the Winter
wlth lighter h.srts
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

BONANZA FOR BOOK AGENTS. "McCLEL
A lan's own story" The most remarkable
book of the age send st once for territory. II
q. Allen Pub. Co. Grand Rapids q
yVAsTEO-A FEW GOOD CANVAs5ERs FOH
W agood selling article Call Al b soring 81 .
IUANTED-iADIES To WORK FOR Nh
W local or travelling. something entirely new,
for LADIES only. 81 daily easily made 20 photo nc
painting particulars tree. Mrs. Z, d. Little, box
fsA Chicago Ill 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
OPINIONS OF EDITORS.
Hoist bv HIS own Pesard.

The Hon. Edward s Bragg must kick
himself for the enemies be has msde.-NeiC
York sun.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

LAST WEEKS CIRCULATION.
DAILY Average ............. 5.6i2
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

Al ntatns daily eAc0pf ruHrEY
Sleeping car ran Oh faGirl aad Aaflfic e.
prtSk trains - and irols Detroit
f1riof car run ol Bsy Eaprcz anc iiralt kar,
ids EKprteS 90 and frOn Deifoit
Dlreci connections made ai neifoil win a
through trains hasi over ~ g. n r. Canals
Soglbcm DiFisiult
CHks y. NoEKIs, t-ener4l Agt, s5 N1nroesl
3. :. HAWKIss. Tickst Ast. rui01 flef,ol
q. ". HrNEoN. Inion 1tt once 81 N0nrue-e
Q. v. EueSLEs q. =. a 2 A. Chicaeo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

The Mayaower has beaten the Gala.es
The MsyiJrsr Is Americas best sloop
yschs, baf the British oost is not the
rsstesf Of her nationality. The Irex
- fsstsr than ths Gslatea and not until
the Yankee sloop has beaten ths best
szeer on English wsiers vill va bs quite
satisfied With our victory. Let as see
TIE Msy ytiOwsr dzhs it cut with the Irex
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
Cambria Underwear.

Cambria Underwear.
We call attention to this department as
customers will find everything much
cheaper and better made than can be done
at home. Look st the prices:
Night Dresses SOC, oOc, 75c, s5c, 95c, sl.lO
$1.25, $l.5o and upward.
Chemise SOC, s5c, 40c, 45c, SOC, 60c, 75c,
s5c, 96c, $llo, sl15, s125. $l.s5, $1.5O.
Drawers 25c, SOC, s5c, 4oc, 43c, 4sc.
Shirts sec, 4sc SEC, CSC, 75c, s5c, CSC, $lO0.
Short Skirts SIC, 43c, SOC, oOc, Csc, 75c,
S5c
Corset Covers 25c, SOC, 35c, 4sc, 5sc 6Sc,
7oc, SOC, s5c.
Aprons 25c, Se, 4sc, SOC.
Dressing Sacqaes all prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

EYES. Crosseyes cured In one minute. Weak.
Nst-ry Eyes, Drooping Lids 'Granulated Lids
sore Ewes. Wil1 Hairs. PARALYSIS Cataract SclirDs
NOSE Nasal Cstarrh, Polypu Of the Noee.
OxFna Tumor. etc
EAR Noises and Deafness, liberation, Dis
charges, Polypus etc
THROAT Elongated Uvuls Glen Palate Nor.
bid Growth Enlarged liberated TonslIs. Iaryn.
gitis Ln~. Of Voice, Paralysis, Brunchitis Ulcers
Sore Throat
BLOOD Scrofnla, scald Head, Salt Rheum
JlCers letter, Mother Marks etc
NERVES Despcndeucy Srursfrfs Uvstsrfa
Sfammering etc etc
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

At The Jefsrson county FAIR at Water
town. Nsw York. ths other day. young
eoupie wsrs married upon platform IN
tront q crowd II t-D Thousand people.
Ex-Cougressmsn RoswKLL r FLowER
Eas among the 6rst 70 mount sbe pls'
form sna ksss The bride after the cere-
mony. R7swsLL IS not flower Shst vas
born &c blasL unssen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

DEERTIsING SOLICITOR WANTED on A
A neW sLd goO8 scheme - per eeaI coEnl.l -
sl0n pa q. ny good LaAu : 4nted Apply ia
Grgmuold, this oinoe.
lHAIR GAMERS WANTED - ENf ERIENC III
Y hands a. NOiyerine Char aud fufuliare 10.
sesi end fsaTi-sl Bridge. A.
tlANTED-THREE OR FOUR sAIEsNES
W OF salary or commission; steady employ
nlcnt. CAL Al once Metropolitan Manu- sctur-
lng Company, A. kountzln-sl ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

IASTED-A GOOD GIRL FOa GKNERAL
" homework Call al 81 C4liioIuiaet a
WANTED-FOUR DINlNG ROOM 0IkIs
w 81 and 5s Pcarl-sI. II
MAATED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO
W guA-erl homework IN = family OF Two per
SONS. Apply a. No. - AOrtn Prospect -si, 10 Ars-
Mark Sorrs. a
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W sOrk at 10 LiyingslOn-st al ONE. s5u
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
EX-GOVERNOR FOSTER'S VIEWS

EA-HONEhNOh rus eh'o VIEWS
FL GUy. CHsRLEY FCsTEE, OF OHIO,
was IN Chic go over Sunday and was in
tsryiewed by the Times. de said he had
abandoned politics for the present, for
the natural gas business. he is presi-
dent of q company organized to convey
gas from FIndlsy to Toledo. He, how
ever, said that Ohio would 20 into the
convention in lass solid for SHERMAN
and expressed the opinion that should
LOGAN be nominated his vote IN Ohio
would be very much diminished by his
action IN the PANE affair. AS between
the SHERMAN boom and the LOGAN boom
Mr.. FOsrER should know that the latter
Is very mu5h the greater, but the BLAINE
boom Just now beats them all.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
A. WILLIAMS. " D.

gref1ete ~ - er-s ne~eti1 Esaftsz Co'
ieTt Nrv fark fffr go re ers - fsrst-ie-.
st1 ~rFegf farfftarti fIf.sn tstsftsi slisr
trH rTrE ss esssfs - ae.zef ftlfr.ef se1 frts
80 Fetfrs fTs fft fzsFef eofrf frral &c esff
iErre tIoat faIsaF ar.f Affff f-eese<
fF1aoe cye9 3 Nonrsest kes8sfses Fs se13
Tfrixsarl-a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

it = rscrytei f0sf en- sFruznt u tae
're1aent IEinries }cne oy wild snis-sls
- th.sif traiDers. the F-sn b Cfovsrnmeuf
errpos-s e. sascf = striaxenf lss govern
inz meoazpri~s. This rsnin.}s 1s thet
Fsrzrx HkssxRn ~ Fssion esnsi,-
1afe s,r C-nzr@ss IN she Tafri Is.trscs
~ this STATE s,ssie reDutztaoa n -
Sssie Iseessistur@ 81 propo@ne = lsv
zrsVerasnz ansna<eres eirasee. snd ~
hze ffs ~rasi-rfti aes she s<-f. ncn-
sr>hie~ - she 90 Ws-ld .opy ssfer IA
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

FOR RENT-ROOMS.


NOR RENT-sToRE CORNER COURT AND
L West Fulton, fitted up for grocery. Good To-
cation. Inquire J. I. Strah-n. ~
NOR REMITTANCE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
i Work shop, al Is7 Monroe st., 800 per month.
45
NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM, HEAT AND
desirable location. Address III B0stwick-st AZ
NOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY PLEASANT
il furnished IrOnt rOOm with closet, very cen
trail TWO minutes walk from Post Office. Address
A. b. Telegram Herald Office. AZ
NOR RENT-A FRONT ROOM. WELL FURNIS-
he'd, within five minutes wax Of the Post
Ufice Enaai. OF Carr er No. 5 4itf
INOR RENTING Nkkl DESIRABLE SUITES
OF rOoms ~ rent III the Nes on bio. k, No
Canal-st. L. s. Provin, Loyetts block, opposite
Sweet S hotel.
NOR RENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
IOr singie geI tieman, steam heated, irOnting
Monroe and spring SIS; call from to p. m. al
room 80 Porter block. over Swetland Bros b Il
tSOR RENT OFFICE ROOMS-NERY DE lR-
able Off roo s in Menham block fronting
on MonIoe-st. Inquire OF }. Z. WenhaIn- 80
yNANTED-Two connecting rooms, first floor,
w furnished or one large first floor. PM
yate house in Second, Third or Fourth ward.
Address, Alpha, No. 3, North Divislon-sL 2s-i
VVAN1ED-s SERVICES AND TO RENT "A
w neal ana tho ougnly reliable couple or small
family. wi nout children for two or more rooms.
Gao pay rent in paft by services. Also for rent a
d. sirable hou-e Apply at corasr Crescent-sye.,
and Bostwick Sc. 4tf
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
I at loo Pearl ST. Setf
NOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE NO. 170
L Sheldon-st. Inquire on the premises 2oI
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

Ne aavs heeu stasiving over ths De-
srott F-ss Press -arsoon II SUNDAY rep
ressntiux an inposs1bie man called pub
iic opiTfon. aosinx an impossible by
esiie,i ~ Ersafrg News ~ifh bottles
lsblei -tunkam pr-lscticn.~ and -fsies
rsports.' sud ssstiflsf 'tsrcesf g. swallow
re- awn me,iieine. md ~ coussss 20 -
sasbie n So ang poins ia tb@ thinz
fose the f'-ss Fr-ss ua-san shsf fhe puh-
ic q ses1sz ia Nsss With 'slse reports ?
Seud en- gonr issxrsns.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

SCIENCE AID T7E EART rC0AkE.
Amoug tie tllngs uost seriously dis-
iurbed b. tie reeeut earthquakes have
been soms ~ tie tnsorlss Of the most
l.sill 81 slzi scleutlsfs. Ga ths very
siglE ou sllch tLs 6rst earthquake
oecursed Professor DAVIS >. Princlpal Il
AetIA College. Aollresl, ons Il the
t-r-1lgst scientists ou tbs Continent,
read q paper before tie Britain Assoeis-
uol for tie Advancement of Saence,
tLea u session 81 blfming ham. England,
Ga shs suDlzel u tie geological f0rmA-
tCn u tlo Del II the Atlantic, With
especial reference 60 It's bearing upon
saEt..q askes- lie theory advanced @as
concurfsd ~ b. his dlsIing gulshed audi
dsnes and the paper vas regarded as
saluaOle Contribution 10 sciences. The
ns1E day tie facts about the shock sE
C1aFlestoB sere received and, ~ nis
cFedlt De It said, Professor DAwsOs
promptly made the follo~ing eOn-
fsssoA. The phenJmeEa Of The pres
elt earthq Take eolVulsiOls Ia Amer
ica and eises here, bat particularly
Ia America, are extremely pazzling,
and completely upset some Of the
eOEclusiOls set forth ia fhe address read
last evening" Ia commenting upon the
subject the Scientific american remarks
Inai II tie disturbances could only Do
considered Ia the correct hight as mini
tesImal Disturbances OF the earth's sur
lace tneIe would DO less speculation as
- their Orlgsn. The fset Is that the sur
face vas agitAted less than one fifty
mlAiohth part OF the diameter Of the
earth, or, as the american illustrates ii,
proporuoned 10 the diameter OF twenty
inch glOce, ABOUT one-thousandth part OF
the thickness Of sheet OF paper. And
Jet we call the Charleston earthquake
terrific and try 10 talk wisely about the
great eommotiOn IN the earth's crust.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
KIiohirsn a OHio

frs;n No ha< 7hfough Coart sssiv ernrsx
sunday f'r Grand Rapids Hoiisuf CsrErt
Haven. Nfskegon ard lcuiuaier. Also Itroneh
Ooacl iesFcs ti~ si0Ye poiDu Wa = " ~ ~
each day ezcefi sunday. arriving In Ioisdo O.
Trsln No Z et 6&5 y. m.4
All trains daily except SUNDAY
H. G. fkKKEE. teal Pas Agent
X. z. kATTREes Korthvesfern kc7, Nust eesr.
Detroit, Msckinac = sIerquette a II
TBE NkcKINkw sHoH1 LINZ
WEST. 1sNETABIE FteT
Res1 Aown- Tsklag Eject ipns 2, sc Read %.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
Children's Garments.

Children's Garments.
Drawers, Skirts and Dresses for the little
ones from one to three years old, also Night
Dresses.
Bibs 7e, &c, 12ic, 15c, 1sc, 20c, 25c, SOC,
35c, 4oc 45c. Soc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
New Fall Dress Goods

Our stock for the fall trade Is now being
opened and placed on sale. We have Sc
cured some Of the most desirable fabrics,
both American and foreign manufacture,
comprising a large assortment of novelties
for combinations; also a great variety OF
Diagonal and Homespun suitings, prices
commencing as low as 25c per yard
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
PROFESSIONAL

nR EDWARD sLONAN. il9 MONk0k-o1
IL Hour 70 10 a. m, 70 ?. NJ, : te ?. N.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

MIsCELL4NEOUs-
lIAN1ED-AN OWNER FOR a Stray
W spotted blue and waite PIG about SIX week
old = Bisseil-st.
UANTsD-s LARGE SQUARE SECOND HAND
w coal stove used one 0r two seasons only
Address 81 care Garner No - g
Send one dollar or frs cents f0r Bristols Iirh-
- fheua Remedy A FDe ave cure TT worst
cases of Giphiherfa ~ Group md q sire trtNen'
tive of either disease Hundreds cured upi
sineie death. MONEY refunded in any case ~
fslnre II direcfierss sre followed ~end Tor tes7i-
nonisls Bristol, fasf laws Hich fs
tlANTED-s5NE TO ISNEs1 $50. IN nes
W usnnisct0ry busiress tnst pays = - Ger
pT0ff thsr sny mrrcaEtIie trsde Ah0Te sBIouut
VII pa chsse ore third iIiferest. Addr - A.
T-iexrsra- Herald lsn
tyANTED PAKTNER ACTIVE % SILENT.
w 81 the suf4fon end ctirl n is<3o1 bslEsie-t p
handle new snd sssc0fsd n-ud f1rnltffe. Sc 81
kind< a. nerchan9{ee safe thine ard "a
rrots AdfreSs Or csil sfler B. n q. p y rlEft.
CITY A1c1toaeer s. Broadway 90
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
New Fall and Winter CIoaks.

New Fall and Winter Cloaks.
The largest and best assortment We have
ever shown or that will be offered by any
firm in Grand Rapids. Short wraps and
jackets in the greatest variety of novelties
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

Nho msy - wrecked with pain and sufferins
from any of she great ho.s ~ trn4hl-. rith vhfcf
your sex are - offen afflicted should coee and
Try his method II cure. which has relieved thoa
sauds ~ theif suferiDgs. and saved many from
premature grave.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
TO MEN

mo s1fer frnm reatne~ of mind gradual r.ll-
ure of me VITA ror-r. and fises--~ % the liver
bod sDi ssin wiii here ind safe ana srs~t,
cure.
OFFICE HOURS ,AsTo TosP.s
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28
Adv't.

EDITOR ADvANCE:-I noticed q
communication in your last issue
signed "Old Timer" and the writer
is certainly well named, for his ideas
are as ancient as his assertions are
true. He praises Hogg and con-
denns Hutchinson. when every one
who is acquainted with both men
know that the latter is as far superior
to the former in intellect and expe.
rience rs the greatest scholar in our
land is to the average tcn-year old
school boy.
"Old Timer" admonishes Ccnfcd-
crate soldiers TO vote against the Re
publican nominee because he favor
ed keeping the "shackels on them.
etc" The Confederate soldiers owe
debt of gratitude to John a.
Hutchinson which they now have
a chance torepay. He was largely in b.
strumental in loosening their bonds;
with all his eloqucncc he favored
restoring to them their elective
franchise. DIR. Barbee, brave Con
federate soldier, in n speech ut PIT.
Pleasant the other day, said they in
tended to stand by John 4. in this
campaign. sold Timer either in.
tcntionally misrepresents the facts
or is extremely ignorant.
l desire to say to "Old Timer"
this: The Republicans are well
pleased with their gallant standard
bearer. Any party should be proud
OF an eloquent speaker, a profound
statesman and sober, christian
gentleman. 1t is the Democrats
who are sick of their nominee. They
have candidate who has not the
ability 10 meet his opponent i'll joint
discussion. Read the following
from the State Standard, the Green
back paper:
Charles Edgar Hogg and John
n. Hutchinson, Esq, made arrange
ments for joint discussion to take
place at Lubbock on last Tuesday
Mr.. llogg was to speak ar hour,
to be followed by Mr.. Hutchinson
with an hour and half speech, and
then Mr.. llogg to close with half
hour speech. MIR. Hogg spoke an
hour and half, got into his buggy
and left. Mr.. Hutchinson followed
with one of his characteristic
speeches. 1t is apparent that Hogg
is loosing votes by the hundreds as
the campaign advances"
Many Democrats, all over the
District, feel sore because Hon.
Eustace Gibson did not receive the
nomination. Mr.. Gibson has the
brains to represent this District ably.
and he made national reputation
during his short Congressional ca
reer. But the Democrats voted for
the Captain to stay ut home.
Now, Democrats, Republicans,
voters all, you want to be repre-
resented in Congress by an able,
talented, pure, honest, temperate,
christian gentleman, go to the polls
next Tuesday and vote for Hon.
ohm y. Hutchinson.
TRUE AMERICAN.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28


Five engineer corps, in the en-
ploy of the Norfork & Western
Railroad Co, are now busy survey
ing and locating the extension in
Boone and Lincoln counties. The
route they are now working on and
which is claimed to be the most
practicable of any, is known as the
New river division. starting at
Pocahontas thence to Walnut Gap.
down Little Coal river to the mouth
Of Lick creek, mp Lick creek and
on to Mud river, thence down Mud
valley Cid Hamlin to Milton and
probably from there to Point Peas
ant and reaching the northwest over
the Kanawha & Ohio r. R.-It
seems to be settled proposition
that the route indicated is the short.
est and best TO reach the Ohio riv-
or and as the Norfolk ~ Western
has ample means, we may conf
IDENTITY expect to sec railroad trains
steamiug down Mud river valley
within the next two years. The
road is completed already into Mcr-
Ger county, this State Lincoln
citizen.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

On Joe's Creek. Boone county.
w. Va. says the Coal River Rcc0rd.
the bears are becoming so numer.
Gus and bold that they have taken
to killing horses. Last week. on
the farm Of Thomas Foster. Esq a
valuable marc and colt were attacked
by two very large bears. The
mother fought nobly for her of
spring and succeeded in saving IL.
but was herself killed. The colt.
much frightened. ran to the house
and Mr. Foster thinking all was
not right. went out 20 investigate.
y short distance from the house he
found the marc dead and the bears
two old bears and two cubs-sitling
upon the body dsvcuring it, Mr..
Foster quickly rctraced his steps to
the house, and in few minutes re.
turned to where he first discovered
The bears, well equipped for fierce
engagement with the enemy. He
at once placed his double barreled
Shotgun in position, sprung the
triggers and both barrels were dis.
charged at The same tire When
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Boots and shoes.

This department is a strictly first.
class Shoe Store. Here you will find
the only elegant shoes in town,
ma le by such makers rs Laird,
Schober X Mitchell, Zigler Bros
and Pingrce X Smith. In the
cheaper goods we handle full line,
of the celebrated Bay State, and
other standard makes. Whether
you buy our cheapest OF the highest
priced Shoes or Boots, you can rely
on getting solid goods, honestly
made, at "A saving from twenty to
twenty five per cent.
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Lexington Div. trains run hy Central time
MAIN Line trains East of Huntington run by
Central time
Nos. ard 6run daily except Sunday. Sleep
Forge.
Nos. Sand rus daily. and do not stop for
.och, business Pullman Sesping Cars and
Sold Train between Louisville and Wash
lngton and Cincinnati without change. No.
ishNes old Point on Sundays At 2:5O y. ".
SOS. q ana ., daily between Huntington and
clifton Forge.
No. II daily except Sunday, leaves Mt ster-
ling W =. m; arrives at Lexington 3 10 ~. IN ;
arrlVesRt Cincinnati via Winchester, n 20 a m
No. II. daily except sunday. leaves CIncin-
nati 2 % p. M Lexington 5 % y. IN: arrives at
MI Sterling 10 y M
No. leaves Ashland, gOi n K east, at e:2O q IN .
ana runs through to- Richmond; going west
arrives at Ashland $40 . IN.
Old dominion Steamers leave Newport News
Monday. Tuesday, "Wednesday. Tbursday "A d
saturdny on arrival Of train No. 9: arrive In
New York next afternoon.
For Rates, Tickets, baggage Checks. apply
70 any once Of the g. & q. R7y or Depot or
Ticket once Of connecting lines.
W. w. MONROE,
General Agt, Lexington. Ky.
w. &. WICKHAM.
~ Vic0-Prssident.
II. w. FULLER,
Gent Pnss'r Ct
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Hon. Henry S. Walker is. with.
out doubt. one of the very best
speakers in the State, but who has
confidence in what lie says? Echo
answers none.
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Last weeks Mountain EchO con
tanned IN able editorial on "Protec-
ton and Prohibition. Bro. Thomp
son is one OF tue most logical wri-
tcrs in the State and he publishes
an excellent paper
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Mr.. Creed Collins has been
dominated by the Democrats of
Richie county for the Legislature,
and were it not for the fact that the
Republicans have about four hun
dred majority in that county, he
certainly would be elected, rs he
has host of friends. Col. ]. NJ
Mckinney, a nice Republican, is his
opponent.