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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-03
The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, VA.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-03

Messrs. Allen & Ginter deserye the
profoundest thanks of the travelling met
oil the entire country for their very zen
erouss contribution OF 500 10 the Tray
elers' Protective Association TO assist
them IN establishing travelling mems
home In this city Their example Is
worthy Of imitation.
Mr.. ). {, Shield left last Wednesday to
attend a meeting Of the National Board
of Directors at Chicago on December 1si.
Mr. II. i. Hinshberg, chairman Of the
National Press Committee, was unable
TO attend owing TO the near approach OF
the Bazaar.
Ex.President John S. Harwood re,
turned home Saturday from an EXTENDED
business trip West. and Is now ready 10
lend his assistance 10 making the Bazaar
success.
:. President NJ. ). Pickering, OF the
National Association, accompanied by
several OF the National officers. viii
arrive here mex. Monday to attend the
Bazaar. s 80.
President Gascayne, who has been con.
fned 70 his residence for the past ten
days on account of an accident, Is i'm
proving, aud expscts TO DO on hand At
the opening Of The Bazaar.
Nsssu, 4. n. Goldswjtb, Of Chsyloltp, |!
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-03
FOR sALE.
y EAL ESTATE SOLD PUBLICLY
AND PRIVATELY.

Money loaned on real estate and investments
made. Money collected aud prompt returns
made, deeds drawn, etc. Parties who have
money to invest in real estate, either 70 pur-
ch'sc or lcrd Will and 1t to their interest 10
consult us.
FRANK D. HILL & CO,
8dec2im Real Estate Brokers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-03
ALLEN & GiNTER.
CIGARETTES AND TOBAcoO MANUFACTURER
RICHMOND VA


OiGARETTES.-Rlc Richmond Straight Cot
70. the original brand. Virginia Brigbts
opera Iuifs, and other popular brands.
SMOKING OBACCO.-Sichmond Gem
Carly Cut, Richmond Straight Cut, old
Rip Loag Cut, Dixie Chop Cut, Smoking
Mixtures tcurly cut and granulat2d), ami Cui
Plug tobaccos, &c, sc. AL prepared from
the CD Jicest tobaccos procurable.
igur S3tf ALLhN q 6INTER,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-03

A at p. a. hotel" should be estab.
lsbsd in every city, town and village in
each state division, so that a member
coming from ANY part of the country can,
upon arriving at a strange place, have
his /. 7. 4. hotel pointed out to him.
Contracts can be made that will event
ually benefit hotel proprieiors and com
melcial travellers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

One of the latest Improvements In the
transportation OF poultry Is patent palace
car on tho Lackawanna railroad, designed
for tho conveyance Of live fowl The car is
two feet higher than the ordinary freight
car, contains ll6 compartments, each one
four feet square. in n series of eight decks.
With an aisle running through it crosswise
and another one lengthvise. The capa-
city of tho car il from $50 to 800 fowls,
according - the SEASON OF toe year. By
a system OK drop decks the fowls are
loaded and unloaded at the bottom Of the
czr, tho sides q Which are OK strong wire
netting. IA which ara the doors 20 tho several
compartments. On the top of the car ID the
center is a water tank large enough to sep
ply flh lead on journey Of 2.Oo0 niles.
Each compartment s supplied on three sides
with abundant food s1d water. by system
cf troughs ard hose that is easily worked on
the inside. TO matter how great a speed the
train nav b zUins at The food is carried
a box or tank beneath the car.-Railwsy
News
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Thers ara four type colors q hair-vhise.
rionde. back and browD-and sach of these
re been uledvtded into sixteen different
seasies The comuloness types ar black ard
brown sud these ara rhe.p. Golden kruwn
y rneh n favor. ~ IS rurs hack. or what i
called 5.ae black. Next - pure white hair
TIE demand 5 for hair of the color II vir~ia
god Tier are nsnv hrsids made Of hair
colored % ai-et the demand With certain
Preparasioos. hue hey prove uu.sstisfacecrr
AanT tooilsb women have s-uEht 70 change
the color - their own treSses. t71t tnev hava
uniformly repen1ei tbe attempt A 6ne slir
~ oaIr - the pursst bioOds type vii s.il for
from i.0o9 frsncS 60 2so0 francs Is IA sa55
that she Enpress ETlzeuie pad go francs an
ounce f1r = arsli of golden hair thas srsctlv
nscched her own-Eralls Neuvssa in Fhila-
deipals Tlues
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

One old wOodchuck, / remember, con
structed his burrow almost in the center OF a
twenty acre clover lot, and every attempt to
capture hin ia any kind OF a trap utterly
failed lt was the rarest thing in the world
70 even catch him standing up at the en-
trance ot his burrow during the day, but
frequently We would see him Just head and
shoulders out Of it II seems to me / must
have fred thirty or forty times at it under
such circumstances from the outer side of the
stone wall which surrounded the field, and
that, too, with a heavy old fashioned muzzle
loading Kentucky rifle, which az seventy-fiv we
70 one hundred yards was good nearly every
time for all small game But here every
shot failed, a cloud OF dust would puff UP at
tee very entrance OF the burr0v and each
time l would confidently walk osr 70 pick
him out, but TO, next day a. he was
there again, looking out as s. a5 ever
he was inally captured by H. cruelty tying
\ Colts revolver 70 a stout stick driven down
within few feet OF the ourrow and training
tae aim down the entrance and then tying
long string 90 the trigger. I waited bshind
ths val III DO again showed himself. when
the suoceSs OF the device sealed hls DOOM
Forest and Stream
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
A SCRAP OF PAPER Saws HrR LIFE

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
paper. but 1t saved her life. She was In
the last stages OF consumption, told by
physicians that she was incursble and
could live only short time; she weighed
let's tEsn seventy pounds. On piece of
wrapping paper she read of DR.. Kings New
Discovery. and got a sample bottle: il
helped her, she bought large bottle, il
helped her more. bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use aud is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump. weighing 140
pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp
TO w. H. Cole, Druggist. Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles of this wonderful Discovery 10
cents at Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-The next issue of the
Rdistcay Age will contain the following:
Few people have any correct idea of the
amount of railway construction which has
been in progress in the United State. during
the present year While few of the prin-
ciDal COMPANIES have been doing much
new building. still work has been done
quietly IN progress on hundreds of short
lines all over the land, and already new
track has been laid this year in every one of
the forty-sevcn States aud Territories with
three exceptions. OF Rhode Island, Utah
and Nevada. and almost six thousand
miles of main line have been added to the
railway system OF the country since January
last.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

This is what you ought to have, in fact,
YOU must have 1t. TO fully enjoy life.
thousands are searching for 1t daily. and
mourning because they find il not Thous-
ands upon thousands of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this doom. And vet il
may be had bY sli. We guarantees that
Electric Bitters II used according to direc-
tiOns and th- use persisted IN, vii, bring
you Good Digestion and Dust the demon
D7spspsis and install instead Eupspsy. We
recommend Electric Bitters tor Dyspepsia
snd all diseases OF Liver. Stomach and Kid
neys. Sold At SOC and 81 per bottle by
Peck Bros, Druggist
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

There - always some epllenic raging In
the streets o. New York. Today IL NAV be
= smallpox u Italian immigrants, tomorrow
scarlet fever u British tourists, and next
day naealsles Of visitors from the rural dis
trictA Juss nov ths sunburnE girl Is con
tagious on Broadway. Every second woman
you meet has a complexion darker than her
yeilo~ leather shoes, ard she walks with
lawn tennis stride. What Is more. the mil
liners aud uantua makers seem 70 have con
splred % accrntuAts her ruddy ripeneSs OF
color by atslring her in negative tinted
gowns and hats that set her tan or to the
nlost vivid degree. IL Is simply wonderful
hCS some of the girls have contrived TO get
themselves 50 thoroughly baked. No profes-
siOEaI brickmaker ever made a more com
plete ioo Of IT, A year ago a terra Gotta
complexion was fashionable at tins season.
Now II Is a combination OF burnt SIENNA and
burnt uInber. Next year, TO continue in the
scale Of ascent, It VIII have 20 be lampblack,
unless white faces come IN in the meantime.
l have al idea, however. that all the girls
ono meets Who wear their hair short and
have skins Ike Digger Indians. have not ac-
quired their color naturally A good many
do not accompany these visible manigesta-
tons OF summer cut of doors with the free
gait and muscular development that grow on.
OF welding the tennis bat, the AlpenstOck and
the car. Moreover, notice ia a certain WIN
dow, 10 Fourteenth street, q strikingly em-
oiazoned placard announcing the availability
and extOlling the merits Of a certain tan
wash, which Is warranted TO disfgure the
fairest face most srtiStic2lIy and fashionahly
az one application What with shearing Miss
McFlmsey's locks aud discoloring her coun-
tenance, the p-oprietrsss must have her
hands fun Almost any one can make hay
whls the sun shines, but It requires de
eidedly superior talent TO bottle old Sol and
sell him az a proht.-Alfrsd Trumbls in
fttsourg Bulletin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

IL she Is made miserable by day and
sleepless at night, by nervous headache.
pains in the back, easily grieved, vexed or
made tired, or is suffering from any of
hose wasting functional disorders peculiar
% women, such as prolapsus, liberation,
eucOrrhea. morning sickness. or weakness
IF the stomach. etc. a brief self-treatment
With DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will
convince her of the folly of enduring mis-
Try that can be so easily. pleasantly and
'adically cured. Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
Health is Wealth.

Ir.E C. wests Nerve and Brain treatments
gusrantesd specific ior Hysteria, Dizziness Con-
rAsbnS, iis, Nervous Neuralgia, HesdaCha
Nervous FrostTation caused by the use of alcohol
or tobacco, Nakefulness. Mental Depression.
Soitening OF he Brain resulting in insanity and
Iesding to misery, decay and death, Prem sture
OlQ Age Berrenuess osE NJ Power iu either
ser, Involuntary Losses and epcrIn storrhoea
Caused by over-eVertion Of the brain. seifah5Se
o. oveT-moulgence Zach box contains one
months treatment q box. or six hoxaS a.,
ss,Eent by mail prepsid on reoeipt of p-iee ~
HE GUARANTEE SIN BoNTS
To cure any case. With esrh order rere1ves nv
Us tor SIX hoxes, see upsn ed with s. we viii
fnc The pnrchsser cur written guarsLlee to re-
fund the money. n the freatu eut does uoe eject
cure Guarantees issued on'y oy
w. II. TIBBS, DRUGGIST
Sole Agent
126 Honroe-st-, Grand Rapids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

We have s,socts for tre training = nainis-
ters fcr the trstaing ~ -rxRaists. f0- to
1raansnz u Sunday sceool tearhers. Ny
n-t sceccls fcr tae Taiainz q sextousf
The sraocl for ssxrsns VII ssach ~ srs Il
esli ringing. it VI have specisl ~sg1rss f-r
res's~ Who need ~ rinr chin1e<, . VII tes.sA
i-lefiscsis II church vsntliss7on. 81 VII show
ho~ - make = faraaee fre which saali rarn
To- chrr,h ~;shcsi1 5urrlrz M t1e bait3l rr
cr tea >,ngTeEazaou. &c Vii seevv hcw - Urs-
Tent c-~akT hocrs 6 VII extshfsh = si0a
lssz7lase Cor @ofruaUaicsf1cn betrssa sexeon
srsi rF--es-asr during patLic zsrvlcs-in ssort.
= va eencn tze PRINCIPLES a1d to nastaosss
vnsch pereaia - everT rranc. 4 80 6s<sss
- - s1o<-~rn n<x.ss~x.-H~m~n Gsr,uze,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
SCRATCHED - YEARS.



h 1ze s12sn - las CetLSor. Ks1seatss
ta~Ess-s1s1t FSAIs 49, E aQsIs1 1zst 49, 80
49, 80 -4.. So .sl-4c. a. 60 1ss -
Aa19a1l O. si11 EsDz - - III - -ss.sl l.s..
A4e1er1 - 49, ll18 g. ses1 49, q - Ls41 :
cs-L e sEre41 l4p-tIs a. es<rrzs 9t-1s aaa sai
141~l ~ lsls I1e - - eas- 1zol 20 81 oss
49, 81 fsl-ef ule llaa-se1l as sls ~oa & 81
49, y ~ ~ aaFs l-ls -lsezs- esef as9la- aa
= 80 "a. - tesl 81 90 q ts.tsfec ~ - -
ss--s - tAs d<- isia s4-t So sssety s9-lls f.ss
- - - 49, 80 20. >-fs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
BUCELENs ARNTcA SALyE

The best salvs - the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chillblsins,
cOrns and all skin eruption.. and positively
cures piles, or no paw required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Peck Bros, druggists, corner
Monroe and Dvi,ion-sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
SneeZing Catarrh.

Inc distressing sneeZe, EneeZe, sneeze the
aerid. wetrry discharges from the eyes and nose
the ialnful inf Animation extending 10 The throat
the sWelIng OF the mucous lining causiug chOk-
ing sensations, cough, ringing noses IN the head
and splitting headaches, how familiar these
SYMPTOMS are 10 thousands who suffer periodi-
caily nom head colds or iniuenza. and who live
IN ,gnQrance of the fact that single application
OF = ANfOkb'c RADICAL CURE for CATARRH
Will affOrd instantaneous relief.
But tnis treatment III cs~es OF simple Caisrrh
giresolt n faint idea OF what this remedy will
90 IA The chroDic forms. where the breathing Is
oDslruced by choking, putrid mucous accumula-
toas the hearing affected, smell and taste gone
throat ulcersted and hscking cough gradually
fastening Itself upon the debilitated system Then
II Is mat tue marvellous curative power OF SAN
fORDs RADICAL CURE manifests itself in in
stantaneous and gratefgl relief Cure begins
from The first application Il is rapid, radical
permanent economical, safe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

sheepskins- l5a5Oc.
Green per 10 5ed5 &c. full cured per 10. 5fa7c.
part cured. each, 096tSc
Dry hides aud skins-Per ID, 6ssc.
Cal Cured. per 10, 65.c.
Dekins-Each. l5e25c
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
GRAND RAPIDS nAkkErs.

Fr0oucs
Eesns-Hsud picked o. -
h-tter-- &C..
SHeese- oll cream. sQ95xo
tssta@ @e.-l'|a a4tUc per d0z
tller-lc Per So
tgEs-l>c
honey - e per 10.
k9fs-ssg ~ per b.
Cuiops-a.a sc per bush
tet4iOes-o . 81 per btisn
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
nETEoT. GRAND HAVEN q MILWAUKEE


Detroit ETrTess has Ueriof car - Detroit rnsk
frF ciTeCf cor nafto1s foT a. DO 1ts East s-rfvfrg
r. Ne~ YoTs sf lol0 a n nsxt csv Ni1Ff
% e. I-lc mskEnR
r-rf egnl-c ( - sifh trains scr ffe fasf
muEh ~ si tictetx ecesn sfesrasf. IL
~ e sr6 rnr rsr h,errts ssr-4-es a. 80
D. 81 81 ~ lvsT CitY Ofcs- - Monroe. A.
an ~ ihe De-
Las rssfrFI1- CITY Psss Szss<
GO BEFrE Trsre RzusgaT. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
Nal. and Poultry.

Beef-Fresh dressed 4c 597c.
HOgs-Dfe-sed. 81 5oes1f per cwt
Mutton Diesse1. 5e7c per 10.
Neal-Dressed. o. ,e17c per To-
Poultry steady Fowls. 39l0c: Spring chick
tns, dressed, lz1xc per ID
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
Our MARKET REPORTS.
x4otstioas 81 .irs-Tns Graa1
R2ssos A.rxsts-

N9s- - 1ss1- k4lrg Ae1Es 40ozt s1eel1s
a SO 1et ~. No Z r-fz AoseUeez. tss
Lss.se4aoef 5 li sal &. 50 8 Z sl.e q
Cen -Ezeg A44-- N@LerE. tszs.Ac- ~l-s-
a. E,flzer
Fefs- l1et sFl Nes xlse0lSs
L&E1-l lse. .lesla rs11efs1 = So.
bi-ltel-ss. .sst -s-1a - susl - s1lsr1. Ia -.
Esss-1s1
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

NeF 2-nh=zs a1zk al over Casa,
siIts Lecel-1-E. s.lls g41-Afs sLll14 AAs,
CoEa-sle4dy czso. aad Dxos4bss. -.
l4144lg Aay s.
l4.s- sts~lg czza. zsssc Decsllcsf. z5cs
Hzy
alekF-tI 81
Fors-sleais Cash and Dsceu Der, 81 s.
szal4g 4 - M 81
L4ri--si=aaY Casa - IA Deeem0er, y. 10.
i4al4rss 49, Aas - llta
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

lI NPLkS, black heads, chapped and oily skin
Il VI prevented by CulicuTa Nodicated soap
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

= gives great welgbs ~ Gen. Kautzs arti-
Gle 70 consider that bY birth German, be
~as private Ia al ONO regiment IN rhs
M1rican ~sr. Afterwards a graduate q
y esr Folar and 4 dlstiue e1ishsd oticer dur
ing Lne civil war. II - onIY becoming there
fore q confess 10 sOas dlnidencs Ia suggest
Ing Las local schcols of training and etuca-
ton az stats ealssi.ais ou ,hs ground that it
sould Popularizs the scheme and bring the
Fssu-ar army much nearer O. SO people.
"A EKADIz
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

~
y arrive at and depart from Union Depot
FNr for Chicago. MuskegOn and Jo!edof goo m
Fast Nj tor Chicago. p n M
Express for MuskegOn and Hart.........f < % n M
Night Express Tor Snicago ..--.... ell 90 D n
Night express for Indianapolis -. III ~ = =.
For Big Rapids. Baldwin, Luddington -
ana Menlstee. ........t 0S u "a
ForBig Rapids, Baldwin, Ludington and
Express for Muskegon and Cd Haven Sl0pm
-. ARRIVE
Night Express from Chicago -............ s60an
Night Express from Indiana polis.........f s2Oan
Express from Muskegon suo Hart..-.....fi 70 40 a 70
Mail hom Chicago and Muskefon. 355pn
Express from Al e and r ayep re Il n N
Express from fenSwster and Muskegonr 0pm
Fast Express IRON chicago. ...... -. elS n m
Prom Manistee Ludington. Baldwin
and Big Rapids. -. -. 40 % m
From Asnistee, Ludington, Baldwin 4 2Opm
Daily. +Daily except sunday. ;Dsily except
saturday. 'Daily except Monday
III rough coaches 10 Chicago on - am train
through parlor car to Chicago on IL 80 m
uain.-No extra charge fo- seats - Through
sleeping ana chair car between Indian
apolis on indianapolis Night Express trains
Through sleeping car IN Chicago on II 90 d n
train-Union Ticket Office 81 Mon roe-st
W A. CARPENTER. Trafhc Manager
WILLIAM A. GAvKTT, Asst Gen. Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
AXE SHORE a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

train leaves Grand Rapids Tor Anegan al
Ito p. H.. arriving there al 3.25.
Through tickets sold 10 principal points in the
United States Mexico and Canada st Union
Ticket Once.
A. J. SMITH. G. p. A., Cleveland.
NJ. BoOTZ, Depot Ticket Agent
GEO. W. NpNsoN. City Ticket Agent
Taking effect May - lSso
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

-baliy. al othen daily e1oept sunday.
Jatin- ffe'f -i 4 .1ur
siefplns cars run ga Pacific and Ats1fic Er
presses 10 and from Detroit-Psrlor cas- run on
Day 1press and Grand Ksusis ExDress 70 and
ION DefrolI-llrect connections made a. D0nroit
Win g. tnroueh trains Fsst-TicketS on Ssle At
Mon Ilcket Once g Aonroe-st, and al Union
depot
srD BaIGes. Gen'l Az, q Nonroes1
q. " RUGsLEs q P. and 7 A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
Hids..

Clover-ss.Oo. seller; s50095.50, buyer.
1imoihy-s2 y $50, seller. S2O0a2 2.50, buye
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

The shortest line to Detroit and Fast Elegsnt
psrlof csrS between Detroit and Grand Rsrids
lralns leaving Detroit 3 pm and Grand Rap
lds - pm. run daily. Other trains dsiiy ex-
cept Sunday
A. ALNQUISF, Ticket Agent depot GEO w
MUkSON. Union Ticket Agent. - Monroe-st
Gko. F. SMITH. Gen. Agt, Grand Rsait.
W A CARPENTER
J. b. AJLLlkhN, Jrsffc Manager
General Manager
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

az-esd- fasfs - &C oppertznlfy s-1,Fs.st sts
sE.--s1esi 49, - as1lsz.s esastsd ~ eoEa1@za
el1s - So al-4 lls l4l1gsl 81 rls4 - .
slzsila-Aa.so1 = FsL--ss4a4lls = ssI24lA
II rel1els p. siEss-aly - ul4ze E1e zrxny
> sealrL ~lts lle4- 2Flas sh1s ss bass :.
sls7f. ae s4Ys - a. s1lzeaeonal -llss "a
r4e1. t1s filalarleDf1- pfllllCss b.i1x - -
-l1sls 49, 'latsl's 80 frsa he goaz1 ~ l4e asz4
$40 sll .e 41ls ~ .eaEl tLe .a-ss Z tLz
serFaes al4 o. Dl4rr tLesl % arlers.s saa
- aE,ter - slFe tEs Sse-4 1saaszg = s1srs -
uos s--c1- 10 e11l1 4z.ss to rser.ass
ss-aesei as92r.ilag - loea- 80 a axsi s,L-azsr
fl'sIa 1ae4 19lsrzss c1zLac1 - 4kleh "a
a9zll, -eElsls tils'r @1ll-aECl 1hey NCGl1 rs-
garl u sa-oft. B. seG1 suhatzra1s .
'iaetarz 4 uiaSing otilsers sor t1s 0as Il
IA allsi-l-slils elll-sls-.4 ueu All ls dscLArss
thas snls aoa.t - cheaper. besides kssDsaz
s--s eeanlf7 1etlsr prepared f1r great sar
i1s eppert4ai1g of getting a. ad.4eatloa
~a.As cu1 - azlx el1Cle1 4ld fel and rs-
e1sSinS from n.lF ce1ls e. sl per daF. ~oaAd
- 4ya--e1 90 gladly b. say young ulaa NO
bal Dos been t4gorsi ty fortune. T. ~ogla
as "a eLaAcs 10 SEE uaeralns u rhs srsas
~oFid Af-sr i've years he co-lld return -
ms nosls zlaa relatives Wltn a diploma aad .
llsenaFsa faAs would give aim cain q .
commission a. oi1eer n the ssens Il q
az. ana be c9u-1 nzFs from oas % tso
tnousali dollars "a lis p9cksl, Tor he could
ave az als pay
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
uaV. Grain. Etc.

Hay-si2al5 per ton
etraw-s 8 per load
Gnru-4sc
barley ~ per eHt.
Oafs--osl5c.
Mhest-New sll0
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS q lNDlASA-IS EFFECT
" sept -S isss
GOING NORTH.
Traverse City a. :.
TraseEse Cily and Aaekinaw- 90tsmI San
p TO-. n iulau -.....- Spm
For Peim kev a1t Mackiass S. , M 06pm
cams" LApfcea.-.-.-- ii - q ~ - ala
rbklLaN II fts> ~ ~ 4 f
saginaw ixpress runs through sOlid-Tr
leaving At a nl has chair a. sliaC he'd fof a..
e. CIV. -ll.SJ M train has chair aar sor
hackinaw.- r0p n tain has Sleeping cs. ,r
PeloSkey and Mackinaw City.
COlN0 SOUTH
foi elhclnnAll ---.--.. ..------..... 7issm
for toft Wayne aud East. 10 an u 45am
iOi ilciiaia All ..-.--- --.-.-.. - . N 20 u n
lrom Traverse City ........fo a. m
..lb ~ train has parior car Tor Cincinnati
Al trains daily except sunday
ono = ~ Train has sleeping car Tor Cincinnati
o3r 2 N train connects al Kalamazoo Tor Do
Ioit snd Canadian points. arriving Ia Detroit al
l0:45 N.
Nuste~on. Grand Rapids g. rndiaBa
Leave U Ill.,. -Arflfe-ln - N
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A. Alm9ulst. Tic 81 gent AZ depot; George W.
Aunsou. Union Ticket Agent 20 Mouroe-st
I. i Lockwood. Gen. pass ana Ticket Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Apples-a.OO per bbl.: 25ssoc per br


Apples-F.rmers, ss7c; evaperated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

CHICAGO 4 WEST AICHIGAN-ALI. TRAINS
Y arrive at and depari irom Union Depot.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

~ 4 tnf areorirx ~ snt ~
Ranges for CosI 0f Wood
sno a verv large rumbsr
of differently pssiernoa
hesters are aiwsFsin sfors
Ne cafrY . bis stork ~
stoves and sre eDf hIea a.
give toe verv besi figures.
j. Bedroom and Parlor
Suites, cuf cisplsy is per.
feci. many rev and
hsnc'onis ftY'es beng
shown GTtsf Induce
menis are also offered Ia
these goods.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19
GFra HeItean &aptoS.

s Hespnoelien at forrise Raaneb
orsaniierebes en- Brobibitionstlub I &c.
lifan @apibs, Rinn.; bens Napn er
The Town of Pelican Prohibitions
club, MeblemsantaIet "A. 1il 8refi.
bent palstes %. 8. Gnberien, til gice<
preiibent Sobu Baulion, til setreter
unberteenebe % til Rasierer u. Glm.
quiit. Sea blep imiblertib ~afitaaret fra
alubbens Gorretrineer, tibet ies bespnbte
NIT Stubium peb augsburg Seminari
tras efter bens Organization. Oct Ct
bog nit 9aab, at alubben bill siennem
,Gelt Raabet" labe bbre fra fig ON Gr'
beibet ber peit. Sa, 2onbsmenb, laoer
% arbeibe, naebens bet er Dag. 0et er
mango, ION fsler, at be samle. Barriers
8latformer e bfeone raaoue % uiitre,
laber % faa benz op paa Dor tibSmes
iise Blutform!
s4ussbura Seminarium, Ninneapolis,
9be Dttober. Ole 4riu8en.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-19

abrabam 2incoln flyer | fit Dubffab
til Ronsresien 1851 (Barratis n2iu'
coins 2iu," Bag. 800 % 80.
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politiff @ast, man alerebe Ct 4efio.
belie at, iom, ON ben Opsiues, pil bliue
brust til at LUTTE Gremifriotets DIR for
Solicit % itabe upe RaniteliSbeber %
Hprber for BEN. til belle Sribeben pil
blipe tabt."
9au flyer ioieu: Som en- Gs1ge al
Rrisen e. aorporationer bannebe % en-
sGra at Gorboruelie paa bsie Steoer
uil tslse, % 2anbets Yensemast oil for'
isse paa at forlanse fit Sesimeute peb
at orbeibe paa. Goltets Gorbom, iuotil al
Joruue e. iomlet paa faa 9enber %
Nepublifen Ct sbela8t. s bette Die
blif fsler lee mer Gnsftelie for nit
SANDS Silferbeb eHb nOseniiube fsr, ielu
mibt unber arisen. Cub sipe, at mine
&nelfer MAJ siie fig usruubese."
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