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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
He TuMRLEQ.

Countryman Who Was Not as Green "a
He Seemed.
stranger sat in the office of the Grand
Pacific, Chicago. He was verdant with a
very vernal greeness-just the sort of past
ure, in fact, upon which the little bunko-
steerer loves most to graze-green and fat
and exceedingly rich, like adipose tissue OF
the turtle.
By his side the bunko-sharp seated him.
self with confidence, and remarked affably:
A" fine Office this; but not so fine as that
OF the Palmer House. Don't you think so?"
''Well," said the stranger simply ~ most
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
A Wild Fight with Coons.

A few mornings ago, J. III. Dupree, Of
Americus, found Eve coons in one tree, and
as he had two dogs and a gun, concluded to
have some fun. He shot at one Of the
largest, and peppered it considerably with
small shot. This infuriated the cooDs, and
they immediately charged John and his
dogs, and lively fight ensued. Some
times two Of the coons would be ON
one dog, and at times two or three would
be after John, but he succeeded with the
dogs in killing all five, and rejoiced in
getting out of the fight without a scratch
The dogs were pretty badly torn, but were
As demonstratiye over their victory a. Was
Jokn,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

earth like solid brain power. It's a
tempting subject, and 1 could spin
out fine essay on it, but /
must fore5ear. 1 must try this milk 1 am
tired as thunder dragging that heavy can,
anil my tail feels as il it had been unscrewed
just back of my ears" With these words
the Cat impatiently opened the can and
found that it was filed with mustard in
stead of milk.
MoRAL-This Fable illustrates the impru-
dence of premature rejoicing, and teaches
that all the pretty day-dreams and illusive
fantasies did not pass away with Alusacar
and Malvolio.-Life
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

in which there were two deaf mutes from
the deaf and dumb asylum.
:" Isn't it strange to see those boys talk
ing to each other with their fingers?"
=" 1t does look little peculiar to SET
them making signs to each other with
their fingers. / should like to learn it,"
Well, 1 wouldn't. l tried it once"
could you understand what your
teacher said?'
" Oh, yes, l found no trouble in under.
standing what she said, but 1 didn't like
the finger language"
"Who taught your"
My wife. See that groove on my nosei
No more finger language for me."-Texas
Siftings.
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
United States Land Office,

Larned Kans Jan. p, 1883.
Wellington B. Tyler Va. William Sanders ss
Involving the s-w = of section 35, twp 81 range
Is west:
A hearing in the above entitled cause is
ordered by this Office, based upon the duly cor.
rOboTated affidavit of Wellington b. Tyler al
lodging that said William Sanders failed to re-
side upon and cultivate said tract as required
by law, he having wholly failed as to residence,
not living or residing on said tract to exceed
ten days from date of settlement thereon 10
date of his proof for said tract, 10 wit, June %
1873; also that said proof was fraudulent; also
alleging priority of right to said tract. You
are cach of you therefore summoned To appear
ut this Office on March the 23d, 1886 at 10 o'clocx
a. M, to respond and furnish testimony con-
cerning said allegations.
3S w. II. BRowELEE, Register
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Publication Nntina

state of Kansas. Barber county, in the District
Court for said county.
Marcus L. Blankenship, plaintiff VS.. Charley
Dixon, defendant.
Said defendant, Charley Dixon, will take no
tice that be has been sued IN the above named
court upon petition filed by Marcus l.. Blank
enshlp, ana must answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintiff on or before the 10th
day OF April, A. D. 1856, or said petition will be
taken as true, and judgment for plaintiff in
sald action for the sum OF $l76, and in the at
cordingly.
lLSl Attest:-H. NJ. INGRAHAM, clerk
b. p. AYERS, Attorney for Plaintiff 40
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A Family Conversation.

John-Clara, 1 must correct your state.
ments. You are entirely wrong. There is a
lack OF verisimilitude-
Clara-Now, John, you are getting out
OF your depth. Are you sure you know
what you are talking about?
John (hotly )-You talk as il you thought
was a big donkey.
Clara (coldly)-Now, my dear, you are
unjust. / never thought you were big
Philadelphia CaH.
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Assignee's Notice. 4.

Notice is hereby given that 1, the assignee of
Ambrose Allen, will meet the creditors of said
assignor at the Office of Taiiaferro & Rouse in
the city of Medicine Lodge, Barber county
Kansas, on the 9th, 18th and 18th DAYS of Nav
1856, between the hours of O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of adjusting
estate of Ambrose Allen
35-47 w It RorrsE AsstoDao
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The jury Acquitted HIr,.

1t was case OF breach-ofpromise. The
defendant was allowed to say word in
his own behalf. YES" he said, 81 kissed
her almost continually every evening that
called at her house,
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DEVOTED TO THE UPBUILDNG
analysis he couldn't move his arm, you

OF paralysis he couldn't move his arm, you
know"
"How long has it been so7"
"Over twenty years, he tells me. He says
he'll pay any doctor five thousand dollars
TO restore the natural feeling"
"Ill see him, remarked the doctor, and
when dinner was over the two went into the
cigar store and the medical man was intro
dueed.
Did this thing happen all at once?"
asked the doctor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

The men who kicked about the heat
Now grOwl about the cold:
Old people wish that they were young,
The young that they were old.
A man Is always saying that
woman's lots sublime:
A woman. that she were a man
Is wishing all the time.
The maiden thinks that marriage IA
A happy, blissful reign:
And when she's married. then she wants
To be maid again.
We think if we a million had.
Our troubles would be DER:
And when we get q million, then
We want q million more
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
The Finger Language.

1t is a well-known fact that Colonel
Witherspoon is a dreadfully hen-pecked
man, which is confirmed by a conversation
he had with Gus De Smith on a street car.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

o. G.-Why, my dear, whatever is the
matter?
Angelina-Why, pa, you have just fallen
over the easy-chair and upset the scuttie.
Did you everl
u G.-Bless mel thought had seen
ghost. That last cigar or something must
have been little too strcng for INV head.
Puck.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
The Sat .al..Can.


Little Boy, did you ever
tie tin can to Dogs tail?"
Eyes, I've done it often" replied the Boy.
"Well, | know better way than that to
have fun"
"What is it2"
Just tie can of milk to Cats tall"
"Will / make the Cat rum"
Eyes, indeed! It's the funniest thing in
the world. II you were to tie a can Of
milk to my tail I'd nearly kill myself run
ming"
"May try it2''
"Yes, if you'll stop the can up tight"
The Boy went to work at once and the
can was soon securely tied. Then, with a
sudden jump, the Cat started down the
road like cyclone, an earthquake and a
freight train, all rolled up into a grand
combination. When the careering animal
had reached sequestered place in the
woods, he paused and soliloquized some
what as follows:
'1t's lucky thing for creatures OF bril-
liant talents like myself that there are so
many fools in this world, for, if it were
otherwise, you would see most gifted ami
mails starving every day. Now, for in
stance, If that silly Boy had just one-half
OF my shrewdness and ingenuity l never
could have gotten this can of nice milk
with SO much ease. Moreover, I've gotten
this prize honestly, for it is simply the trib-
ute that genius exacts of mediocrity all
over the world. There is nothing on
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

Notice is hereby given, that On the Both day
OF january, A ID. 1886. the undersigned was,
Dy the Probate Court OF Barber county, Kan
sas, duly appointed and qualified as adminis-
traitor OF the estate of Hermann w. Meincke.
iate OF Barber county, deceased. All parties
Interested in said estate will take notice and
govern themselves ACCORDINGLY
81 T. IL IOCKwoon Adu,iogstra.o-
BRAND & LONG, Attorneys
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Eyes, sir. Their was no warning what.

"Yes, sir. Their was no warning what
ever"
"Does the arm feel dead?"
Perfectly dead. You can stick you knife
into it without my feeling sensation"
"That's odd. Let Inc feel OF it."
The doctor put out his hand, made one
grip and then turned on his heel and left
the place, his face as red as paint and his
gait somewhat eccentric.
1t was a wooden arm. The real one was
shot off at Gettysburg.-Detroit Free
Press
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All They Drew.

Foley heard that Lebinksky got prize
in the lottery, and car-fare being short,
took walk out to the Cliff to congratulate
him. Judge his qualification on being
told:
"The prize, sir, got was a sur-prize. /
was arrested for having lottery tickets in
my possession. All they drew was the at
tention of the police to my case. Cali
fOrnia Maverick.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12

There are in Iowa 7O1 saloons closed by
the prOhibitory Law.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
Democratic Central Committee.

Y, ?. CAurrHERs, Medicine Lodge.
". r. WILLIAMS, sharon.
n. n. ufCKEHsON, Film Mills.
IT, ~ PHOyTOR, sun city.
~. NJ. MASON, Lake civ.
". SIMMONS, New kiOwa.
". e.. ALFOuD, Haxelton.
t T.. e. CuAun, Soxton
LIN. MuupOCN Lodi
THOs. j. DrEn, Cumminsford.
Il. II. CARUTHERs. Chairman
W. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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UNDYING HOPE,
The Feeling That Springs Eternal In the
Maiden's Heart.

AAAO AhSt SpEhhBS hteIuaA IN the
Maiden's Heart.
An old maid at least seventy years OF
age was helped into chair in the office
OF a New York police justice. She was very
much excited.
"Do 1 understand you to say that you
think your pocket was picked by a young
man who sat alongside of you in Third
avenue carr" asked the justice.
"Yes, I'm sure of it. He squeezed me up
in the corner so that could scarcely breathe,
and he kept smiling at me, and smiling at
me, as il he knew me-"
"Why did you permit him to do that.
Why did you not complain to the con-
ductor?" asked the Justice.
"I-I-"
"Out with it,"
al thought perhaps he was-he was"
"Was what?"
"Going to propose to me."-N p. Tel
egram.
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Lawyer for PlaintiH-Theu you confess
IL?
Defendant-Yes, 1 do confess it; but had
to do it.
Lawyer-You had to do i'll What do
you mean7
Defendant-That was the only way I
could keep her from singing.
The jury gave a verdict for the de-
fendant without leaving their seats,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
Administrators Nntina

state OF Kansas, Barber county, ss:
In the matter of the estate of Hermann w
Meincke, late Of Barber county, Kansas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-03-12
BASIS OF ASSESSMENT.

MEDICINE LODGE. March 9. 1888.
At a meeting of the board or Township
Trustees held In the Office of the County Clerk
the following is a basis of assessment agreed
upOn for the wear IgSs.
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DID YOU EVERI

How Mr.. Chinnywick Caught Sight Of .
Ghost.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30
FOR s4LE-MTSCKLL4SE0US.

TOR sALE-BOTH. OR EITHER Gas AND
/ a gasoline cooking steve. almost new. Enquire
OF A Gonzalez
RARE CHANCE. TO THE RIGHT PARTY WI
4 VIII sell the Candy stand, Lemonade and
Cigar privilege. al the Base Bail PARK. iur SAiur-
dav July 81 Attraction. Nufiiua 40 " est
Address Agent care Telegram Herald oulce %
NOR sALE-THE LEADING GROCERY AT
+ Edmore stock viii invoice about r2Iti. The
only brick grocery in hdm0re Also ~ acres oi
land one mil. north oi kdm0re, and one span q
hOISes weighing about 1,sl1 Reasons Tor seiiliie
going south. Inquire of IL. ". Robson, bdmofe,
Mich. -
NOR sALE-COMPLETE SKI y kElUkIs
L Waits actions and deiences and other vain
able law books. via be sod cheap. Address
Fred = Clark. GraDd Rapids, Msch.
NOR SALE-A SECONDHAND CHitkLkiAo
L piano VIII be sold cheap Il sold soon Cal
az M DeWey's l0s Monroe Fl up stain.
NOR sAlE-A LADY WHO - GOING TO
1 leave the city desires % sell = nne square
piano. four round cofners tfsi- class make, ieen
used less than three months. Mud De sold 10
two weeks Call after P IA. ~ ~ Ottawa -
NOR sALE-A FRS G-Cl-A9S SILVER MATCH
I Elgin National Watch Company make.
cost Ss4 used bat lillie. wiil he sei1 ~ liberal
discount Inquire al fELEGRAN hEhALn Office
NOR sAIE-sl50 BUYS A THREk-l lEAk-OLD
4 colt. wen tu0ke not afraid oi can brass
bands etc Extra good roadster and perfect ln
every way. Inquire al a. West brdke-st
NOR sALE-A FOTR-1EAR-OLD HORSE
I weighing about eight hundred pounds sound
iu every respect, and good driver feriecNt
safe for ladies to drive. VIII seil new buggy auo
harness with horse al the option Of purl haser.
Cali at $50 s0utn l0uia 81, either on saturday of
Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30
DEAD SHOTS.


Politicians should remember that fuse
i. generally attached TO something that is
loaded
Uncle sam probably let Queen Vic have
these fishing smacSs rather than give her
one Of his own.
Somebody has discovered that The milk
plant needs water every morning IL IS
mos, appropriately named
A Sew York policeman has been arrested
f8- clubbing citizen. After while police
men ail have 100 rights at all.
4 Paris paper saws absinthe is cure for
eaolera SD doubt it IS, anyone VINO takes
sbsiaths viii never dle of cholera.
Dear ola Nas6y hasn't palverized the
ram power Tor week What's up' been
presented wi a ses OF Ice cool lager
Taat marim that economy is wealth is a
eaai You can't spend economy for pic
ME. ana ice cream when YOU are sparkling
your best girl
one Detroit paper wants bathing pro-
hbted in the river, and another wants
bathing compulsory. especially for the
benefit ut the edi,ors Of the frst paper
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

ssyE s4TE 5sYlF i fl->4l5fF .lc II af<FfflEl-
sse rsi.ls,l 4 si o.s ~ a1l5 Elak aaras
-enf fts aars sl.ek 81 sr.seFles sa s.
l.asfsal.-4ss ana le1g hoase sealn a. greatly
sedalee1 aTica. &asls O. l-4s pN1st Aet..t
z4eYe1 4Nas. rs asef kss So -seA e 80
- aale. A9 - f.sasfe - aee sse g eeatA
fste-sI faA hA4- q @s'-.s 1aN N'e-
A.ee
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~ aa+ Aa~7s s -st-
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80 tf'-..lt ~. s.,... ...,s ssf..s Is
f-.s. t.r..f. t.r,faris =s.a at.s lIelsrf la eN-
s...s. - iafls Aaa = t.s.f al.5s.raluug Sd
--.s.-. f.s.e.tis Alsea fae ar.osss saetk ll
/ ifufns l.an etl ~ ssiG clsel ~ cash. sesa
ress..l.s slfen 60 -t-Itis
] fr4h sails NlU-h AND Lli 81 LANN ri-
e8oa fefafr aua ma1eft Improvements. a.
/ agiIs 81 j h tzifailiefs iue MtAiiz-si 81
! tsIR f tH FAgHaNGF FUk EII1 FhOF.
] s-f.-ftr4A sents laad "a P.ai4lel1 faau-
lrtr a1.-s a s..i,.s.tli tl.tael rt.lfla halia1-
I 81 tauk
/ 80 slE ...,..r- FeFr IE FpF.nfrsF.
/ sxe .e>l "a i.nsaf.sf cheney a Anderson
/ '-rs.-r F..srFt Naft.slsi Rsnk
.,..t -. s,.s,7 -N.,g sFEFS- Fl11N
/ k'1h 7AiA Nh AAN y ~ - i
( / h"-ies o4 Nirs.t-s eye N'-'--es
nl1tl tu4l1. Nllt'i,Al bs.'A.
j ffaH SaAE-A ftN GOOD lti~ On niAitto =
/ 81 easi - nt. +. 'AeAts q AA~e' - 81
An9ef foattA Aaii''' e. t'''.~-
( lNh HALE-A GOOD BOARDING hoNeh ~
rauuls 5 nls3fs allh hard aud son water sn1
drain on "a p floor ab1li sst worth Qi black
/ walnut flraIure 6nd hIt>z is carFsls good t.s
ues tkEE a. buyer tl4ce ana terms - sun
pnre ehaser also ou long tA.r- Aft.s s. .
9'nuuer heai fs.alt ie"'si Z. N~-- 80
siAn-- h"lse % te-' near A"'i"e - a. . -.
month,
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

NrAAIED IU kEAT = PERSONS HAVING
" furnished nooas U0 lei during oenciate oI ihe
fairlaFelai Cifc.e Juis li la aud D. aul leave
tleir A3dress snd IafuclAee HIth b iihlie
at Ias.e Hotel. ur q e.. Putnam az Putnam -
brooks tC
without hazard. Suitable for man aLG wife ol
lWo gentlemen go AausA iauia-st. Terms very
Reasonable. iiuA house north oi postuitce. 4l
I'OH kENT-A FIRNlsffED HOUSE 10 RE-.
speusiule parties inquire al oace al 4ie ot
tawe-si. 81
no RENT-GO0D FURNISHED Rooms All 4
/ very low rsle. Apply al -he htmpe hogse
DOAKDlNG-IWO NICELY FURNISHED
ID frout rooms Tor rent ailh Or without board 0ns
L. ii large rOos4 Ou guouud lpor wItn has window
Terms very reasonable o. tne right party. Cali al
Us North lonia II. Aflh house north u posiol4s e
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

aaAsDaAet0s waoSa-DAYJcSE
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

TOR FACTORY ~ MILI~ST TIE
very convenient brick building. aUxlt0 feet.
nvc stories high. with sixty horse power water
wheel. hydraulic stand pipe, lose and nozzles iu
each room, eies atJf, steam heating pipes shait-
ing pulltys betting, etg., alsp addition contain
ing Office powerful steam engine, boiler. coal
room aud dry rJ0n, store room, elc. Inquire OF
BWlerW0rth and Lowe a.
TOR RENT-DEsIRABL BOAkDIND-HOCSE
! and rooms 90 rent % responsible Iarlies lu
Millers Block, Wet Bridge II. Apply 10 Ms
Miller. 90 West Bridee-st Is
NOR RE.tr-A FURNISHED ROOM SUITABLE
L for married couple. or tive gentlemen pleas
anuy siiuaIed, Two blocks from posl0.lUe. -
East Bddge-st. 10
NOR RENT-DEsK ROOM ON THE FIRST
/ floor m one of the pleasantcst offices IA the
city Houses for rent 10 all parts OF The cts
prices ranging from g O. so month. abel l..
Page under Fourth National Bank 90
nor PENTHOUSE WHICH HAS Is ROOMS;
/ can be divided for two families. TWO clsterns.
two cellars. etc, city water and I'D good neighoor-
hood: situated al l6o iNingtOn st Enquire az
l07 Hastlngs-st ii c. Mann o.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30
Lake shore a Nlchfran Southern.
d EAlalralnn ulNlsIlll-

Arrive. Leave
yxu~ees .. .....- % am . a1s u
NaN .............- 3 s. m q 81 3 b.
The train leaving ~ f.'H II m Foanecsf -
Line which has Pacific iur Room rteenif
coachef fr1m Chiclco 90 New ho.s snQ teton
without change
The train leaving si - b. n. eHnnecp a. Bile
p.reasi giving orc hour fsr ciuDcf Hlib FIsecisl
New YORK kXpreas ou Main lane
Throueh tickets aud aefhe in sleeping COACHES
street and depot
Trains un 81 alth merialsn ulae, uhicn H
minutes slower than ptfrs time
~ NtkINNFT. hDnerG' Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

I OST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT. nETNEEN
IL Nestlske's drug store and Maierioo-si., . port
mounaio. containing money and recipies tuacf
VIII be rewarded bg leaving same nt.ft ffoui-s
CTRANED OR sToIIN-A SIETL DOG. BLAt X
= spot on face and back Return 90 AmeTlr an
kxprcss Office
| OsT-MRs. ! STANTON LOST A BLACK
lvelYcl Doiman 81 the Union Depot hndcf VIII
please leave and SET reward a. ho. feaflst ha
/ OsT-IAsT NIGHT OK WINTER ST. A
IL baby embroidered shoulder shawl Finder
viii please return So 1lS Nj Ncmon-sf-. and he
rewarded
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

VAGLE STEAM DYE HOUSE 80. - CANAL
1, st. turns out She best work iu the Cliy in
securing and dyeInR Of Ladies and Gents appar-
els and all jobs mtruSted % Their care IS done
with ucatness sud dispatch. 1o there or address
them and you c'nNluce yourself oi me iacis.
tiHAS. ". COLTS, REAL ESTATE OFFICE Is
Y removed % rs Canal So. corner of yon where
you can buy iots from SO % $3.50 and obtain lum-
Der with which tu build -Four neW cottages of
six rooms for saie from ssa % ei'1n small
down payment aud monthly payments thereafter
AZ j WITHEY. FORMERLY MANAGER O
W Blrches painting establishment ls located
Al a. Monroe ~ where orders VIII De- received for
painting, paper hanging and freseoelng kefnem-
Der the place. Opposite ihe soldiers Monument
CITY BAKERN AID CONFECTIONERY lss
Y Gran1vilie-aye. Regular trade solicited. "
ROSE. Proprietor.
e. HEKKNER. WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
J. Fine jewellery. . Aonroe-st
OSCAR DYE az DIVISION FL CARE ENI hR
" and job shop Screens Speciality.
TROCKErT q HOpFlNs, FINEST As-0kI 10
| J furniture ga fhe city We do our own 1phois
iering Remember u canal-si.
"a s HOPKINS ARCHITECT = MONROE
~. ST., old Aldrich block
COMMISSION r. j LAMB 4 co... WH0LK-
sale desle7s iu fruit snd vegetables butter.
ezgs etc. sDd I'D Ionia-sf Grand kstids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

Notary Pubic Kent Co Hseh.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30
300 YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
facture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice of the entire
stock for S1.35 per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

Also a large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30
SPFcT4CTFS

N THE DOLLAR spB fACDFs. with Per-
~ feofion GLASSES. from Loeb kafrine Scotland.
Il are superior % all others as the lenses are
ground and polished with mathematical pre-
cisian. iuvlEurafing The cFes. end in msnT cases
curing visual detects Avoid using o0mmoH
speciscies Circaiar free J + BOAAN ias
Manrna-ft
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30
PRESS PRATTLE.

How we Auou=e Ourselves.
A correspondent wishes to know bow
editors spend their leisure hours. Leisure
h1ur, -Oh. ye, they spend them catching
ITO urh taeir w0rS- burlington Free Press
Yes Bar Policies Sometimes Change
When taa Democratic platform promised
a Tariff revision il must have meant what u
sa.i- Nemahf Aralaachs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30
( COMP PANYS
DRESS GOODS SALE
LOT /.
1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from Sl.25
to $l.50, for $l.00.


1900 yards. This lot con-
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth Soc to $l.00 for zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

Train No 81 has Through Coach fai'y eyeapt
Sunday. ior Grand hersis Holland. Grand
Haven MuskoeoD and frufvsief hisos fhrruFh
Coach leaves thc above uo.lis via q a 81 a kv
each day. except sunday, arriving in Toledo on
Trafu No 81 81 sit . m.
Al trains daily cXcepi sunday.
n NrTrnEff n McHuer
Asst lscn PAS Agent Gem 40. Agent
ii T.. NarrHFws korih western Az kustcgon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

President CLEvELASDs position oo
rhs FIrz JoaN i'OETER question Is tick
ush one. Il Is pretty genera ily conceded
tlat II The Democratic party would win
again he. and he alone, Is the man to lead
taem to victory. By his vetoes Of pen
sion bills Mr. CLEvELA>D has gained the
enmty of the soldier element all over the
country. he may regain some OF their
favor iu the PORTER matter, If he acts
rightly. Il remaius to be seen if he viii.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-30

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