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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-11-17
Road Examiners Notice.

The undersigned examiners, appointed
by the County Commissioners Of Worces.
ter County, TO examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires
tina, II public road shall be opened through
the lands Of Sarah Anderson and her sons,
intcrsec,ing the County road leading 10
Fruitland hereby give notice that they
will meet on the premises on Saturday the
e2nd, day Of December next, To proceed
in the business for which they have been
appointed.
JOHN II. SHOCKLEY.
WILLIAM :. RIGGIN
BURTON TIMMONS.
Nov l1.im. Examiners.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-11-17
Sheriff'S Sale
Or VALUABLE
Real Estate ?!

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT Of iicri iacics
issued out of Circuit Court for Worcester
County. have levied upon, seized aud
taken in execution all the right, title
claim, interest and estate, Of Eliza q
Corbin In and to the following property.
10 wit:
All that TRACT AND PARCEL OF
LAND situated In the Seventh Election
District of Worcester County, Maryland,
called addition Enlarged" or BY what
ever name os names, tht same may bc
known or called which was conveyed Ia
said Eliza q. Corbin by Walter T..
Snow, Trustee. by deed dated the twenty.
fiflh day of April \. ID. 1860, recorded
among the land records Of said Worcester
County in Libcr W. f. r.. No. 2, folio
i57. being the same land upon which the
said Eliza Q. Corbin has resided during
the present year, and adjoins the lands of
which certain John H. COrbin died pos.
sessed
And I hereby give notice that ON
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-11-17
OUR ANNEX.
WRAP DEPARTMENT..

We have recently fitted up
a room connected with our
store on the FIRST FLOOR to be
used as a Ladies' Waiting
Room and also for WRAP DE
rARTMENT, VIC have now in
stock between 500 and 400
Ladies'. Misses and Children
Wraps of all kinds and sizes.
If in want Of a cloth or Jersey
Jacket, New Market, or Short
Wrap-or plush Wrap of
any kind-or Misses or Child
ren's Wraps or Babies cash
mere Wrap, long orshort, give
us a call or send us an order
and we will try and suit you.
Plush Jackets, 1880 to $500.
Plush Wraps with and without
sleeves at $3.50 to $4,000.
We claim to give as good a
Wrap for the price as can be
had anywhere. Try MS.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-11-17

WEST VIRGINIA is no longer
in doubt. but remains fast to
her moorings, electing the
whole State Democratic ticket
and giving Cleveland about
1000 majority. We are glad
that Senator kenna of that
State will be returned to the
u. 5. Senate. as he is one OF
its ablest members.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-11-17

JOity.
\ NEW YORK carpet manu-
facturer who declared before
the election that the continual
nee ola protectivetarif system
would be the salvation of his
business. has, since Harrison's
election, discharged about so
per cent. Of his employees
Does protection" protect
WEST VIRGINIA is no longer
in doubt. but remains fast to
her moorings, electing the
whole State Democratic ticket
and giving Cleveland about
1000 majority. We are glad
that Senator kenna of that
State will be returned to the
u. 5. Senate. as he is one Of
Its aDleSt members.
SOME Of the pompous Re-
publicans are vain enough to
think they can carry this coun-
ty next fall. Not much ! Dem
ocrats have already awakened
from their last weeks sleep
and it will be a bad looking
remnant that is left Of the Re-
publican party Of Worcester
the day following next election
day.
Is NOT there something
wrong when a candidate re-
ccives 10000 more votes than
his opponent. and yet is de-
fcatcd? There were over 40
900 more votes cast for Cleve-
land and a low tariff than for
Harrison and protection, "
but Harrison is elected all the
same. There is something rot
ten in Denmark" gentlemen !
1902. For President of the
II. S: Grover Cleveland. Of
New York. For Vice-presi-
dent. Governor Gray, of In
diana. Platform--To the vic
tors belong the offices. Free
raw material. when it does not
effect our own product. Inter
nal revenue taxes to be APP
piled toward keeping up free
schools. A government for
the entire people.
IT is said that the Rcpubli-
cans of Sussex county Della
ware spent about $4,000 to
carry that county, a part Of
which was contributed by John
Wanamaker. Buying votes
doesn't seem to trouble Mr..
Wanamaker's conscience. 1t
is said he contributed and soil
cited together about 100000
to the Republican campaign
fund. This is certainly in
strong contrast with the re-
ported Christian reputation of
John Wanamakcr.
We would like to inform the
people of this great and glori-
GUS country that Maryland is
no more a doubtful State than
is Pennsylvania. The great
trouble is she is too sure, and
a class of politicians that are
Stunned by respectable pco-
pie have become so embold-
ened by this surety that they
are endeavoring to get control
Of the State. The sooner Mike
Bannon. Eugene Higgins,
Fred Talbot, Morris Thomas,
]. Freeman Rasin. and such
cattle are kicked out of the
party control and Arthur p.
German takes his finger ont
Of the Eastern Shore pie the
better it will be for all hands.
The wholesale murderer
Of London is still abroad and
undetccted. This week he
killed his seventh victim. hav-
- :. N a.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-11-17

The wholesale murderer
Of London is still abroad and
undetccted. This week he
killed his seventh victim, hav-
Ing committed all of the crimes
within two months. His vic
Tins have all been degraded
women whose bodies have
been found horribly mutilated
BY Jack the Ripper" as the
ficnd signs himself. England
has often boastcd of her SPLEEN
did detective force, but it has
proved unequal to the task of
finding Jack the Ripper.
Uncle Sam" has a few men
in his employ that cousin
Vic" should borrow for awhile
to teach her Scotland Yard de-
tectives the business. Jack"
could not play such a game in
America undetected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
Hnmnrs of Challenges.

IN default of any genuine challenges fcr
the Americas cup, the usual crop OF ruIn -
is now foU.lshins, there being now Ii res
rather airy challenges afoat. One Of ia ese
is based on nothias better, according 10 Tho
Forest aud Stream. than brief in4u try
from q Mr. Phelps, n. A, OF England, who
certainly has not attained any great fame or
prominence a. yacht designer, Us TO
wheshsr a vessel drawing seventeen feet
could sail ths course, an answer beng re-
quested by postal card The second rumcr
has for foundation the report, which is
probabl7 true so far as it goes,
that tho Thistle has been haulcd out
under a shed 70 lie deepened; though that she
will have a centerbo2rd. that she Is owned
by Mr. Coats or that she viii chalenge again
for the cup are entirely matters Of con lecture
The third rumOr comes from the presence Of
Mr.. Walter Reeks. of Sydney, in New York
and Boston. Mr. Reels has been looking for
information in regard 20 challenges and races
for the cup, but there Is very little probabil-
itv that the New York Yacht club will Se
called upon in the near future TO consider a
challenge from Australia, ono at present
there Is no reliable indication of one from
any other source.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

whst Doa. ,. Lssfhsrs Thisks sf the
f.rln oa LunDsr.

what Doa. ,. Issthers Thisks sf the
f.rln oa LunDsr.
Don J LeatneTs Was ia CAiosgO acd vas
interviewed o. Herald reporter al fellows
The Increase import duty On lumber
rom Canada led Don j. Leafhers. . proui l.
luno Der merchant e Grand Rapids. n ch.
. opping AZ the failn5r House 10 say that
% us Ia all likelihood p-ompt oy the
desire on the part OF the Canadian Govern
meat "a project It's home custries more
fl.iy. rsa Dinx, perhaps, that gas stumpage
10 the Canadian plEeries Vas growing scant
sble ago some entrrprising lumber men
concluded that The delt ~ Canada Was vel
sorth working I'd TIE lumber line. and
many wens there from the States and es-
iaolshsd mills aud cut lumber A. a great
rate They osd Iusl zOt nicely " work
wnen ths Canadians pct - tard on the
logs and lumoef. ! his vas because 10 was
sen hat these rusn intended rafting the
iOss 10 his side Of he waier and cutting
them here. depriVing Canada OF that much
ulcney IN wages paid fer labor. The act
cerLaialy protected the home Industries.
oul It drove the wooid-b. msuufaelursrs 10
toe wall and they came home broke. Now
that arother dollar has been impose the
lumber here are delighted for II will
etrcte preventsny foreign importation.
Nj. Le~lAsfs says that sS : matter OF fact,
there IS DO advantage ia Canadian lumoe
II IS no better thaa ours and they found
trade for it bsrr only because they could
mani ufscturs lt cheaper than We could.
Nth the duty Of wc would stand 10 show
- long as be Canadian forests continue 70
give supply. Mr.. Leatbsrs u not only =
lumber merchant but be Il something # =
politician. having been chosen as q Presi-
dental Elsctor from bis district oy the Re
puolcAns"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19


TIE s1a.ba-i sil Ees sss = "a psrfset
Iork
Ihs Z H. C. A Drox-smns tar ths
Nil.tsr siAl De prepared t4is ssss.
ksss osantgs seal sana&l portion q
kns state primary scnooi fssad. IL s35A
HakzsrtY 6.ss sili occaDy Jildxs
Grove I'd sf8ess Al At 4saros-ss.. fsE az
efreez
Rev Dr. Ealf zaFs ia ianasss ss ia
"AMsTson' a very plsaa@at tax Yesterday
sileIaoc1-
Thirty one directors of ths Board oi
1i4le slil BE- elected a. ths Aaaaal 1assunz
tslBorlsE
74talaag 8i-1s ~ss bis q shs with the
Po4cs. al tie p4-Fo1 ssxon s.s called 90.
tSslFe TINES
Normal scno isto De 5ailt nsxt san
me- zst 5s4g1 ~ tse city near las Esss1 >
L4As 8fa4cn of Iae ID. l. & = K. K.
TIE faneral of tas lsrs Mrs. Racas. A
ealalsr sili b. nsld th.s afternoon a. tns
rss.asacs u Ars. Z. L. lvss. ~ Lgoa-is- Al
: slscx
The next meeting cf RE Western Aichi-
s4n Congregational Cla5 vii % held To-
mofrov evening Ia he sOash Congrsga'
uolal ebuFca-
Ir James Gsllap. - this eify. presohel
~ tns rres1g legl.n cnurcB a. ioala yvsief-
eay mornlag and sgsalu<. Ens tlems i9s
tns mo ning sas -Hataal DepeGdsacs. .
aad ie .as evening. prlgnt Character or
Good H4I1e.
AIRED stuck living a. 328 Jefferson ave.
droFe lis .4ther rom ths aOuse ate c4tur-
cay and m4ds the ol1 gentleman ran
cfapls az ol0czs s.glo1t sloss or stocklngs
The y0ang man was locked up a. PoLcs
Headquarters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
QUARTER-OFF SALE.

Another stroke OF great enterprise Is
sbout 10 take place Al the Tower Clothing
I5use, located unde. the Tower clock. IL
is nothing more than g quarter-off sale,
something that should be appreciated by
every man, woman or child in the city.
Appreciated by the two former because they
can obtain clothing Tor their children at 8
wonderful reduction of price, and appre
ciated ty the boy because on account of his
sale his chances of getting new wearing ap-
parel are bettered fifty per cent. There Is
no denying the fact that the Tower Com
pany are 10 be cassed with the list of our
most enterprising merchants. and as they at
diverse times offer such excellent OppOr-
tuLities Of securing great bargains, II Is DO
wonder they enjoy the conhdeDce and es
TEEN Of the public. This great quarter of
sale will last only ten days and the maBy
clothing departments hsve with one sweep
met with the wonderful slaughter OF prices.
The surplus must move and this Is the
quickest and suyest way of doing II. twill
BE- remembered that al Oct0 Der sale was
given, aud anticipa ing large demand an
immense quantity of clothing was received.
Election aud several other causes made a
luil in business and in consequence only =
portion Of he stock was sold. The IA ance
must 20, thus the 'qnsrter-od sale At
tentlon i. asked TO The Towers display
advertisement seen in another column. It
is excellent reading matter for all eccnomi-
cal people, and viii well repay any one 70
carefully peruse rs contents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19


Tssrs ~iH ss *Ts2d-Fills ayslsEeoe' -
kssia4ea4's Opsrs HoGss ths rrst ssrss
agrls lhie ssek >s-ssns = cid cel4l1l-
raliou i.elEGes kss1s ssezys42as tn&t
eea.a BE- ssksa ioz IL sh@ sag - sccsaEiri-
lies. C>1sesilzns. character afsis's lls.-2.
'gsossssass 14neeFs veDtrlioQz. ana al
Ill ss lasrs The cemo "a % prom -s~a
70 attract l1rze s1o-seos<. ios-s $50 oe
s4Easss a. asz4l ca toG9rrss al
~ sdlssdzy.
On fsarsdsy. Friday sn1 Saturday 81
8 Fraacs .iu b Al RsdAoD1s With 1is
nss dfa2a ~Js4i1Gsy"
Ons Of tbs ehoiosst snssrtaiaEsots of tns
ssason .iI ee thsr xissn ov Miss n .rie
Wilson oa Wsdnss1zY evening a. Powers
Olefs House A s0vsl feature eli Be fns
grssencs Of yo1az lady d0er tsacsfs. usasEs.
sle.
Johnson 4 5lays. shO will Or here
IhQfsdsy sEssiaz have ARE con olnstloa
Of iaisat IN tnssr minstrel organization
Al smith's this week there vii be pre-
seated the Two comedies. "SioClts. or the
Bruised Heart an Dan SaliEs ~trowted
Hofei minsirsi see1s and nrl-llant
olio ofspscialuss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Tas Grand Rapi4s Paper Box Fsciory.
forsasrsy leasls@ - IL iesrl-sss. hss Ds-p
re.aors5 - IS ana - Can p4g-st.. corner
L0lls-sL
/ h4rs three large k8ao1 oak ne2uag
stores slsh w9o5 s1c oosl xrAtes sl1 oa8-
seessrs usea bCt GUS slntss $50 a Rqrd
oAsh.srs Sssk a. - wklce ! ~lil sell very
c.oAD ss I cave 80 f0ItGer Uss taF geeal-
Nv cd pace = TOR re2L A pFiy. n ".
Hsslstef. TelspAons so.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
PrYslC BY TELseRAPH.

: Doctor IN Iondo. COnsuits for Three
Esurs with Asoshsr At vicforis. B c.
Etrr0Rr.. 3 G Nov ls-The Csna6ian
Pscifc Railway compsnys Telegraph vas
today brought INTO service n way that
afforded good illustration of the po.sioili-
;Iss of modern scieucs. Iori Ennisulors fs
iTins st the point Of death 10 tbe hospital
bsre with typhoid fever A telegraph cir
cgit vas formed from LoniOo - Victoria
by - Ascxsy- Bennett Cso.s snt
Canadian Fscidc RsiT way telegraph
All Sir Aadrsv CLARKE distnkaishei
Jont0n physician. Eas placed in direct
crnsultshon vith Dr. Hamilton. IN Vic
s,ris- A conversafi11 issunk t0res honrs
concsrnfnx Lord Ennismors' ssccndiii5n
vss ca-~,ei On A. uBnroxeo circuit was
~1rxsi from Fict0-is - fae csbe ofcs in
Nex f1rs. Ehe-e 10 teisgrsms vers -
gsaf=l ~ Lortan. Rep iss vsrs recsivef
q tnrsr SD four u.ic1.ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

couulrY s0L0 Ilroo yeArs HgO, 4l-As Lie wind
up with Burke
His fights In this country have been few.
hut have been winning ones, With the excep-
tiOn of his h.ht viii Cow, VINO won Ia ten
rounds on foul al Dodge Cisy, kan. Nov.
7, 1855 de, however, knocked Professor
Jimmy Connolly out In four rounds IN the
Bucklng ham theatre. Chicago. he then
went 10 san Francisco, where lie Knocked opt
Mathews, the Australian hesvy weight, ia 81 Z
rouncs. lie next fought Frank Engls, whom
be defeated IN three rounds al Helena, n T.
HIS Last batale was with Lawrence Farrell. a
biz heavy weight. whom he Knocked out in
w o rounds near Denver. Colo, Oct. /. While
Smith Is young and undsseloped, he Is a
promising pugiAst, being very clever and -
hard hitter
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

a Mar Closed Oat on Ch.ft.l Mortgage
sues for Damages.

The suit n0v on rial in ths Circuit Of
Corman ~. Buckley. Lemon & Hoops has
some novel features.
Mr. Gormsn some tins ago ran grocery
ou the Wss, side. In the course Of MS bus
ness ns became indebted 70 Toe frm OF
Hulkley. Lemon & Hoops il the sam Of
tro or three hundrel dollars. snd the lat
fs- claiming 30 have = chsttel mortgage
took possession Of bis stock sad sod h.m
Cas- rois broke Cd NJ. Germans bust
ness. snd TIE suit Is brought 10 recover
damages
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
LeaYlng the CikE.

Mrs D. N. Benjamin. who has just LEFT
the city, had her household goods pacSed.
moved and shipped bv Rsdciiff & Holt OF
Ill South Divsion-st Persons desiring
work OF this kin0 would DO well TO call on
the firm IS they make q specially of this
business. Telephone your order for large
moving vans" one day ahead. Dry stor-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Tohn r. Whsser n oli farmer living
ssouts.x miles down the river. reported -
t6s roics ssr7 ? SerdsT morning ffsf hs
as1 -ser roc3e- W isfse s1l7-r ~ ~forsT
ir Ninsir 8r7-ns - -n ~c1r1 Water
,ro--+ Detect 80 sees $50 Eifrhs i1-
vs.1r.fs5 ths usfssr. snd fo1n1 trsf
Whss.-r rss - Grsr< shat hs ID nct
know rhat rscre7ed - th-7 srrssted bin
L.r = II ----E -a-e-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
Or CHARLES WATTS.

Povsrs' Opera House Well Filisd, Morn
ing ana Evening.
Powers Opera House was quite veil filled
yesterday morning TO listen 10 lecture by
tn- fTee-tbOught lecturer. Dr. Charles
Watts. ate Of London. England. DR.. Watts
s1bject Was Roman Catholic PretentioGs
srd the Tres Of Domestic Life II ne
evening be house sss crowded 20 listen &c
ths subject. Religion snd Science and
their Relation to Civilization" The Doctor
= iorciole speaker and held the attention
~ bis audience throughout the lecture the
main point of which vas 10 show The cause
OF the snfsgOnism which exists between re-
hs iOa aud science.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

vsIlo~ F-~-r Shows Tfftls Absf.u,.ns-
H-fp Rssiv Ne-s-f

veflo- r-~-v sho~s Tfftle absfsr,.ns-
H-ip Hssiv Ne-s-f
esrvrs~rrr "a. w ls-Ths-s vs.
ga naT css-s ~ vsaew fever to3sr. one
5esth. Nonsv is badly nss5sd al fsvsr
.s rn re increase.
fArEsoSr IlLz Ne~ IL The~s ~e~.
trevs sew -ases sots7 al &C. death Tia
cfr rrrrer "a rcr, rars7irsir feee 0f ss~zr
cost of 90 nFw .sses ost7z a tha su1a~ns
TIE tevsr hss arnes-sf in ri-r-
.ent u >raf1 "a rs,- - Is
scrrss ere e. Iotns rfrsr. w-e-s tat-s e
r. acn ma-s1V .s1i. Dr. 5nrrersss 80
nas oesn slaoin-et rnrs etsu sr shsf d.
rr selrIng srr-t fras-r -ss-s-
rasss some sl t6eni of 1s1 trus IT'S tts-
t-cr . hearty sisat nlles in ci-caas. 81.
ence
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Ma Fi.rcs. hservman doing business
N 0asss-st reported 10 the police sstur-
fsv rixhs hst man ~ rs emoloY rss
NJ issirx With ere of his horsaS fssrsrisg
-lirrn.--- he t-snlonsd 20 hsa ga asrters
teas 10 horse bad returned VIII t1e bar
n-ss brexen. bar thar 30 nan vas stil
ri 's.trr
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

For some days to come Tie star Furniinfe
Company wli orer FOR ss.s their en- ire
stotk If handsome pAriOT furniture ~hloh
vii be offered 81 great sscrinee. The
8 spisy shows new patterns AID e well
worth ths money askeo. TIE comps ny
have placed large OTaer for De~ goods sn
room mus be had for tier reception, thus
fh. sals
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

For soGne G2ss 60 e0aas Tie Slsf fsfnlt0rs
Company wi1 otsF for ssis tbels entire
siack If hsndsOuls psrlor EaraisCrs. y a.ca
will De offered st great sscnno-. The Sin-
pay shows ue~ patterns aad IL well sorth
.ns laOEey ssked TIE company have
p.Aosd a lsrgs order Ter nsw goods aud
room must be nad for their reception. II IA
tas seis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

IS fe ffror 1r to-day 80 sr1s-
rr~- 1e reis hxsv case ~ 20
-, rtercss Al re tsrmorv ~ss 20
r1h srr I-r-s Eur -esrr
riet tts s-sHnl nts g, f.ur ac1-s IN sscl
fe e.ee Trl <, fe zee i-rr tomorrow
:. .eraol1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

8.rass. fsisa~ssf ~ t~id~F ~s@s1~r.
EAsals4re5. NoF. ls-Leser s.cnlzs1
Hxst sass. ssal1ef.y ~.acs escsns.ns fltri-
sss. saixhl rias "a tSHsi sissE4I-zs As114g
.a.aer lasslsT
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

For some days 10 come the star Fnrni-
ture Company will OFFER for safe their en-
tire stock OF handsome pafior furniture
which Will De offered al s great ssofince.
The display s1ows new patterns snd is
we'll worth the money asked The com
psny hAs placed large order for new
goods and room must be had for their re.
ception, thus tie SAFE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

The place to buy orus he'd coke lie Of ia,
Central Coal Co. Telephone e34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Beatrice ard Lucille are visiting Baohsnsn
s 70. C@ii I'D zee them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Is = y-Ars -
xe. ent s.<Lzs 5
fssE 20 IL 8 : ss
niga, ~eisaing, Ia
coalition. c ie9
pouQ4 he fcukhF
several unln Fort
al battles wLga
b2gs kaac kba< s1
kuglzEd before
coming 70 SAis
c011-y, generally
Tor purseS II g
Travelled With JsEa
x zee and All
Greenfield. giy1g
3 sparrlD / eAhi
blLions throughout
Il gland, " sles
AID 6cotlaLl, and
with It's Burke
combination IL tbs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

DsstsBthsler has Esms in ssAs0s- give
h.su .sfl
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

"a szat1k. tks Desser Bos Ma 1anss ..
sssal L. ElAafZze

3t@at L. E-a@a<-G-
rzzsch o~s~eSa 4es asEzEev AZ IA
s14-c. q Dszysr Goa. = a1aszg the pz0--
as ssen- - eoZ-s, @nd z4< D1ss@eLlgg -
cszzs1g eezsLosEs lAs t@-< - ssoxk&zg eazSlos.
SzL4l-' S-&1oss x vs<scry u c-ss lie 1rl.l
s-o1lA c.-l1e IL Ars t1la4 ~ 81 oa2uy - oe
socc. bzE Et-rs are ale - aa22y - ac tAi1s
thst tae Ds1ver les ~oGl3 havs 10 a.o~ Z
- ozes &. uslh-1 re-.~h II s'Ilas N-rlrse's1
Esz.
sin = = narlEs u pirrainrhar. Fnrl.nA-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

If you want wood by the carload or corC
buy il of the Central Coal Co. Telephon,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

John Tie-ney. IL Kebtst. dealer in
Kentucky whiskies. etc. cordially Ipyitss
bis friends and Ds rone % his new sample
room. which has recently been opened 10
the public.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

as vfrr- ARE r f'rui's Cs1sp iexiss
FsTi-r srsf r-sser cflsrnas. 70 ts= ssa -
sssss gge1a. fFT -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

new cook stove and tbirty-hve pieces
Of furniture Tor 80.
g r DENRIEs
Corner Ellsworth-sve. and CherTy-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

es - r.orn Hall & Cos for horse
Blankets ard f1r rofss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Nsn who 8sH. from this CITY skips
witb al Irni. Married wsmsa

Chsrles Castslio. or Gsstelio Sho has
lEst completed q term in the Ionis House
cf Correction celebrated Ire event bY run
ming svay uita Mrs 7. " Pike The
sInuers wsra arrested r. Detroit snd brought
bsrs to l0nis WIEN NJ Pxs lsrkavs his
VIE snd discontinued Proceedings. Gas
.e.'o ihen went escs - the 81 f1r pro sc-
ton, As tbe crowd wss rssdv o. mob nsm.
fls orce Evst here s1d quite vsi known.
ard - s sad that be ~ss sent go lena for
loving sore other nan vie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

DsssenthAlsr has game il season. Give
him q call
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
M. S. SMITH & CO

M. S. SMITH & CO. {,
JEWELLERS, are now rcCeiv-
ing, and will continue to open
until Christmas, the large in
voices of DIA AMONDS and
other GEMS, FOkEIGN ART
w AR E, RIC-A-B 3 r A c
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc, Sc
lectcd by their own buy ers in
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection for this season
in all these articles, as well as
STERLING SILVERWARE z.
WATCHES and JEWEL ERY
is superior in all respects to
any collection ever shown IN
Detroit. Visitors are invited TO
inspect, and corse sespondence is
invited.
Articles sent on approval on
satisfactory reference.
Dg1RorT, Nov. ]. 1853
l63 Woodward Avenre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Fresh fsh r.ceiv ID daily a, Ostisnthsler'. (.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Cheap Hoods in all styles at Adams &
Co.. 20 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

rrr's .ss 10 - senc = hiI ~ -faf Farr a.
- eetIfse rse <Ialrr< r- alf9e - Tal ~ -
zw~x. s@F sas esslzzs - 49, ga.ax - o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Dettenthaler has game IN season. Give
him a call
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
HATCHS PRICE LIST !
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY

fOh - (F~f0
CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER. .
pEsT FAMILY FLOUR.
cRANULATED SUGAR.
" is lbs for O. 70
| COFFEE SUGAR,
TX SUGAR,
pest RIO COFFEE Roasted and Ground. %, :. =,
IAVA COFFEE, Roasted aud Ground.
y &c per 10 5 ibe Tor ~
b Sc per To- 3 lbs for fl-60
- LIB CAN CHOICE TOMATOEs
. ioc per can. fr sc
- LIB CAN YELLOW PEACELS.
) l5c per can. 2 Tor sc
. LIB CAN SUGAR CORN.
lo- per can. FOR &c
. LIB CAN LIMA AND STRING BEhNs.
loc per eau, FOR 25o
. LIB cAN GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
y lcc per osu, for Sc
CRYSTAL BAKING POWDER
4 &c per h
" SC pcrgsi ga for a.so
OLIVER DRlPs.
JAPAN AND YOUNG HYsON TEh
~ ~, ., 30 % soo eDc
CORN STARCH IN BULK.
I SC per 10
GLOSS STARCH.
" e per 10 ihs for DC
n ETRoIr sAvoS SOAR.
~ ban fof 80
\ soc per n lbs for 2sc
poLLED OATS. n
NTw CURRANTs
\ SC per 10 81 'bs for 2sc
CHOICE CARoIITA RICE
ihs 60 &c
y LB cAS RAsPBKRRIEs
- &c per can
= LIB CAN GAGE AND EGG rIUxs.
Iic per car
> LB CAN wHORTLEBERRiEs
&c fer car
= LIB BLACK BERRIES
- lis per can
NEW DRIED BLACK BERrIEs
y i2c r~f 10
NEw DRIED cHERRIEs.
\ 2OC Ter 10.
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