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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Seventh Ward Collectors Notice
Notice 10 hereby FiVer fhsf thc efirs ~ tns
Collector fof he eeIeuth wsrc vii - bclc o. fss
ScsuGIs boiel Wog cnc ~ briogekt briafe
ard that The iss roii for ssfc vsrf noW
fn ihe bands - The underrlrue0 So co-
lection. nnt trsf he vii aftrnc 81 ht* s-if rslos
unfi sDo including the lefh csy 81 (anuary.
sfier thf z rsf fsftiicatsoE ~ tis otee ron
o clors q n uItji 3 o clock 3 IA. fU fbs puf-
Icuf ~ rece4vtne tsres
dated Grszc Rapids Nv = 1sss
HAkf 81 FITTING
Collector eeveuth Nsrd
Eighth Ward Collectors Notice.
Sofios 70 he-riv vfvcn that fiis rlfiire ~ tks
Coi cff1r fof zoe Fisbff verd wliI ~ b.
haf iorl drug erofe - Fefl fnliou
aB6 jeferon So snc that tbc ts1 ruJ f0f
sad vs-c nov lu tbe bends ~ ~
unaerrisne1 To- % ecfivb snc fhsf he 81
attend ~ bis ssf oHice Urfii snf infs' 1dirf a.
loth DAY ~ fsnus-T sffef Zoe Grra prblicsiiot g
this nofifs frou q cief& uutE o cler'
, IN. f0' fhe pur7,lfe 81 resolving tsHef
l. Dstea ersnt tsrios. hof ~ 10
7HOf o'EFvrE
folertU Eaahth WsFd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
Muskegop. Grand Rapids a Isdi.aa



daily. All Others daily except Sunday
Taxing effect SUNDAY. July ~.
Sleeping cars run on Pscinc and Atlantic EK-
presses to and from Detroit-ParloT cars rur oD
Day Express and Grand RAPIDS Express 10 and
from Deroit-D Direct connections made Al letrolt
with ell through trains Esa-Tickels on sale at
Union Ticket Onice, e. Monroe A., and al Union
depot
FRED NJ BKfocs. Gen ARt. - honroe-st-
O. ". RUGGLEs. q aud Agt. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
Boarding.


I OST-ON FRONrST. BETWEEN BRIDGE
u an ite = Nils, IS ia ciirIencs = so heck
No o o So. % on fth National Bank. draw hv
Mn. A. Mulder q Cons. Q ldorsei V e. =. A. N0lt
& Co, on which payment aas a op 10 ped. Under
plesfe leave at star Mills and r--eiye reward.
30
I OsT-A LADIES GOLD WATCH. Small
IL open face. between corner Of Kent aud
Bridge ats. ~ Moope-st Finder will J. eaSe re-
ward. Ni
DIAMOND EAR KING LOST BEINEES
u Cherry st and Powers opera House. Mon
day, Suitable reward for it, return 80 Wm.
AIdrich Tsteum, Ledyard block, corner Ottawa
and Pearists SSgtf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
Real Estate Coamtry

NOR sALE-A sAw AfLL AID A QrANTITf
~ Cu her IRE Efl l. sc<ateo Ia town %
Coloa. LA4ulge ~ q. h. flssseg. ksss CaGs-
s-E. 90 -
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
MOaey 10 LOHH.
Uonfed BO0rdcrs.

WANTED -BOAHDERs. OILY 1.-TWO FIFTY"
W At the Gem restauT8Dt l3g South Division
s. S3
lTANTFD- -ROARDER~. PLEASANT ROOMS
W good hoard. ard low prices. Ms. David
Miller. II south Diyision-st Ssy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-29
a CHANGE OF KEY.

During the campaign, the Dome
cratic papers of California wera
harpisg day and night. ON the evils
Of Chinese labor, and called upon
the people to vote the Democratic
ticket en- masse, because Cleveland
was . Chinese exclusionist. Now
that the campaign 10 over, the Elk
aminer has changed its key. and
has long interviews with leading
fruit-growers ON the gravity of the
labor question.
Mr.. Joseph Goodman, of Fresno,
. raisin-ralscr and man Of deep,
bread judgment, comes out squarely
in an inter view and says that the
exclusion of Chinese from Cali
fernia will ruin the raisin and grape
industry and check the boom the
State is now experiencing. Instead
Of denouncing Mr.. Goodman az an
enemy of labor and vile conspira-
tor against the rights of the work
ingman. the Examiner prints mis-
ideas approvin.ly, and discusses
the situation in a calm, sober-mlnd-
cd way.
Mr.. Goodman Gays that white
men are not willing to starve ten
months in the year in order to work
two, and the Chinese are. On his
ranch, six men are all he needs for
ten months, and then comes the
grape-curing season and he needs
sixty. White men will not accept
tho work, as they cannot stand the
enervatinx heat, and unless the
Chinese do it, it will not be done.
The thinning out of the Chinese
has caused q scarcity of labor and q
raise in the rates Of wages, so that
the Chinese are in fair way OF de-
manding 81 q day next Fall, and
s.. so the Fall after. When they
demand such wages, the raisln in
dustry will no longer be profitable,
and the business will be wiped out
in California.
The moral of this whole thing is
that the Chinese are necessary to
California for the work which white
men will not do, and in picking
grapes and curing raisins with the
thermometer at 100 in the shade,
they are not competing with white
labor. The true solution OF the
problem is to separate the white
labor industries of California from
the industries which can only be
made remuneratlve by the employ
ment of Chinese. Keep the Chi
nese in enc class of labor and the
whites in another.
Mr.. Goodman asserts, and We
are not disposed to gainsay it, that
= square vote taken in California
TO-DAY on the Chinese exclusion
question would result in the defeat
of tho proposition by large ma
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-29
THE WELLS, FARGO ROB
Berry.

The recent robbery of the Wells
Fargo car near Clipper Gap has
been tho talk Of the Coast since the
occurrence.
Here and there one hears men
dwelling on the cowardice Of the
messengers on tue car.
There seems to he an impression
with q good many that when a cou-
ple of masked men jump aboard .
car and cover the messengers with
REVIEWERS that said messengers
ought to at once engage in 'des-
perate- hand-to hand encounter with
the robbers and die in the attempt
to defend the property Of their en-
plovers.
All this would be very heroic, but
also, very foolish. The Wells, Far
60 Company is very notorious as a
monopoly that stints its employees
and has never been notorious for re-
warding acts Of bravery on the part
Of persons who work for it.
A man in Elko county in the en-
ploy of the company was ruined for
life in q fight with robbers and ali
he ever got was toy pistol from
the Company and his doctor bill is
still unpaid.
With such rewards for peritorlous
service men cannot be expected to
Law down their lives in defense of
the company's money.
The Company could easily provide
its cars with safes and time locks
and also fasten the doors SO that it
would be impossible to board =
train.
Asst does not see fit to go to this
expense It's losses by robberies do
not gain it much sympathy with
the public.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
MONDAY, OCTOBER %
And continuing through the providing the goods hold
I,475 PAIRS OF CONFOR7ABLES
AND 6 BALES OF BLANKETS,
Purchased for cash and offered at prices which everyone
should take advantage of.

Read this list carefully and you what want make
note of it, If the bargains offer not the best you
have for the money the purchase and
will promptly refund the price paid:
800 pairs white Blankets ranging price from So cents to
81 so per pair.
$50 pairs at SO, $50, 4 and 45O.
We Offering all wool white Blanket worth 81 for So
This is bargain seldom met with.
200 pairs large size white Blankets at SIS, and S50
worth at the present of the market 25 per
than ask
In Scarlet Blankets loaded and they must be sold
Our bargains startling For s275 and 29S will give
you bright scarlet wool Blanket sold everywhere
$50 to 81.
For $425 and 572a pretty big jump, but they bar
gains could not mss) will offer l25 pairs all wool
let Blankets worth So and 100 and challenge comparison
In large purchase of Blankets secured $50 pairs of
Silver Greys, which sale at SLAP l69 25 24S
g. 9 and AS Every one is choice for the money
We show in this special sale full line of Crib or Baby
Blankets from sl50 to 800 pair.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

The melancholy DAYS have come, bat
HarpeT's Magazine for November brighten 5
them pc rceptioly. There Is no flavor OF
decay about IL. and its leaves are as fresh
and clean As In Summer time The range
of ia subjects is wide. and there is catering
10 many kinds Of literary taste. Two ar
ticles In nvaiidism as Fine Art, = and
The Wv Orleans Bench and Bar in 1923. f"
can hardly fail To charm every one who
reads them. Tas illustrations all through
are most artistic and the Departments
show their usual sweetness. light, and COM
mOn sense.
The Lowar ST. Lawrence" IS the title of
the irst article in the hrst Winter number
OF herp-'s c. II. Fsrnham the suthof,
Is thoroughly fsmiliar with that region,
aud bis descriptions and anecdotes. to-
estber With many excellent illustrations.
rill give the reader en- adequate notion Of
. tnis Wild region Of America.
The Novsunbsr number of Bs'fords
Ma1asine contains 3 complete new novel by
Edgar FArcstt. entifed, Miriam Bales
tier The story Is said to be extremely
powerful. pstbetic. aud Of enthraIling inter
est. and altogether the hnest work that has
ret proceeded from the pea Of It's prolific
srthor.
The article BY General Sheridan, entitled
From Gravelotte Tn Sedan soon to sp-
pear in lscrlbfs>r g. Is illustrated with fine
engraving by Krusll OF the last portrait
isksa of the late General OF the United
States Army. and with sngrsvings after
several famous battle pictures.
"InVslidism a. = Fins Art" by A b.
Ward. in Hdrpcr hGgazir> for Novsm Der.
IS = delightful sketch showing bow sick
people csn succeed in making the best of
a. The style j. charming and the incidents
related are nsg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

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IA xzssl e ~ 3. - Elszs<ssa-
~. S...s No.f aee Esss.t ~ -tsek "a.
C. ssalEaz rs.aEsas - sal4 as.
-. GsfAsm 81 lIssslsss. = sasl4az asr
sea a.. a. 9eraaZ. ~ FAils-@fs
xss Iss.s Esiak sAs rsssrasd ifam a
sea tisis $50 lnsa1s - J12eiapa
N~ Hasas W9si sas resaresd frsm
81 sssks sls.t ~iEa irlsG1s - s1ic4S2.
- Hifaa Go sa5 isai.y s4ss sszs lsr
Czlilsra.4 sasrs -2sy 80 sg=1a ias y n
-sf
"a sssvsas. of Boston. sko s-seis,sd -
tas Lo~s eassu Ws11lag aas Fel4r4s1
asms.
IN. .. " A3o4r caves so0a for C3seia-
a. sna So spsnd TIE Nlnssr Iasrs v.sa
Aielcs.
Ass Isnsis Kazlsr. Of Holland 5 spsEs-
ing = isW dags. the guest 0f Ass koss
&.a1srsiuls-
NJ William Hcsson returned ysstsrcay
morniak lr0m lss 1ass F-alt aiE1 Els11a
in Cincinnati
Nss Dolls b ssell h4s returned fro.
Chicago. ,ls ~ss TAR gQsst a. tie LoSs-
B.o1geit ssodIss.
Prof u c sessions = aals % ss cat
sfsef 80 moatas slezs Win in1snanl4-
t1rY fhsamAusn.
Narxasrils Ho~ro-sEi ths little dsagh-
lss ~ IFan &OsrOsskl i. Slsltug asr auas,
Ars. Frank DaYia
Mss Jsaais Pstlsrsoa. or Coaasciicst,
w.ll spend Iae Wlntsr here "a The guess Ol
\ 81 Eta COnstocz-
P n Vandsnbsrs Of Grand HAVEN. Who
has oesn yisiung for several days Ia this
city. Las rsturned home.
Mss Bertha Watson, teacher ia the
AusksEon scn0os. Is speadlng sunday
vita relatives in this city.
Mss Irene HzE-ltias who hss been visit
ink her cousin Miss Cook a. Cedar Spriass,
Iowa, n4s reL1rasd homs.
Lieut. and Mrs.. A " Wren nee Miss
Kate Bonneli. have returned 10 their hOme
~ Fort L mon. Nss Mexico.
Ns. 4nd Mrs. Hovey G Clark, OF Mime
spols. have rsEarnsd home after pleasant
visit sith friends ia this city.
Mrs.. wilson OF NJ. Clemens. is visiting
hsr mother, Mrs J. ". HAYWARD Ars
| Wilson vas formerly Mrs. Nellie Prindle.
DR.. CAMPBELL Fair is visiting ais parish
oners dunng tue absence Of his family in
Baltimore. At present ns s the guest OF
/ Ar. and Mrs.. i. J. % Brien, OF Lafayette 81
NJ Edgar ". Hunting has returned from
/ AL Healing Springs CASTOR county. North
/ Carolina. where he went with bis mother
| and brother His brother. Robert l.. Hunt
I ins, will remain South all Winter for tat
benefit OF nis health.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
MATTERs IN MICHIGAN.

Ass Fioeeses n Fsras - Ais.Sa
1zzxo1sE 81 t1s .4.s DF. PeFlss, goss -
eg@eay lss1s. - = asa oa2rs s~en- A
80 zlkz-s 40 sss sss Z ss2 ses reesk-
60 sa1 = ke-1 gsA1 -a.S1 - Abs
Ll-Azs
a zx-y -tour eszzs. EKlssa p.sss
rsoatz je4rssl - 80 "a ed 10 hga-seiast1
+aaar sl C astz3--sze1 - ssssfa.
+ zssA 3 ~ krrs1 a. A-clol DxAt 2eDts,
sif1 ; . EsselA = ss1sraE k,c1 -gsH
asss ssp4gsF aas. 4s salsor
Tas C4ieas 8 Hs.ciaskislsE cs@p&Ey
-, srsal poseFfz3 s4ssE sorks a. L4xs
-4Esri1r g. s1Ppy Cs.amsl snd ksd
Iae4si slte hse pare GrlaEng -atsf.
"Aof1ss t.osst lns liberty - tAs psoPls
o. llsl 1.azs-sd Ssa1c11 neaoPe.y
Jamss AeAllans lsGssF dseianRg tnss
tAs % 4lh. SsoIh sEoFs a Asi2Bae ksal-
foad Company ~ shicn as = fresiosnL 1
las sbsaos1sd shs ID. Il. 4 y. .sna gTsnt
~ statss thAl tas proposed Fs41 fToAi
l. Anss " Ou.3asg9a 80 nol - saliL
IAsE wseK = nSucs sas served On Charles
Dlsasza. 1snsssf of tAs ssT cpF.ngies-
baaEef S1cl4l a. Ce4zF spElBgs. 70 ei0ss
as "glu8 sDd cut sSl id lBtoxie4lDs :
LgGors. Treas u prosseetion we're alsf
msds. Dlbas2 ilnlr scizIsly sflpped
0ug and kas Dct been Assfd of since fhi'
rs moves sas 81 tas -.Fsf Of places tie esaa
muDi-y h@s LAd % doal rltA.
There srs twO cases 81 ishthefis, or a.
legged 81 phthsFia. ia Romeo Ins sltsndius
pbyslclas soslso . slKn IL cOusPic1oal
pses Oh ths pFeaalses. as : Customary ID
snca ezses. sBd % Isurstsy lAst the hsalta
onloef, yOaag practicsng physician OF ih'
pace. visited tie patienIs and pfonounosd
TIE ease not olpBtlsr.A. aud stralghtSs,
| tore down tae s,gn. Nos there Il sres
b. row about iE.
Clinton O. Grffsy. Of the NsgGUrsee h0'
/ Head has been nominated ior senator %
tds Republicans ol the AsrQustte district
/ Cyds Hscox. 81 the AsxkGry Nsses - ths
I Democratic candidate for clerk and regists
I Of deeds IL Lacs county, and ChAs. 4. Cap
[ aan, formerly OF tbs Ssult Ste AAris Net1s
= the Rspublican nominees for register o
I deeds IN Chippewa eounty. Nerily, th'
+ Epper Psninsuia editor sesketh admission
/ 70 the kingdom.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Nrs H.rvsy HOlhsssr gsv.s reception 90
Tuesday evening

NJ Hsrvsy H0lhsssr gsvss reception on
Tuesday svsuing.
or Friday svsniuE Mr. and Mrs.. " p.
C'srx. Of Cbsriss-st.. entertained number
of their friends
Mrs. JOAN Patton. Jr.. gave 4 O'Clock
"a on Tuesday 10 honor of hsz sister-in-
isw. M. Aisr Pstton.
on Tuesdsy evening ne Aha Hsywood
company gave = delightful musical and
literary entrrtaiumeRf AZ The residences Of
Ms Eva Drsw on Fountain a.
Ia. reception xiEsn 5y Nrs. J. D. Lacey on
Wednesdsy sftsrnoon. 81 valeh fuil sc-
eount wss gwen Ia fnursdsg's TEIsskAss
FFssro wss ous Of ths pi0ss dsligh9ui
sv-nis Of the season.
on wednesday evening Mss Frances
Frirc- caves lltils dinner il honor Of Mrs.
Flss bite Custer of Chicago, and n ne
evening an "st hone" % several o. Mrs..
Clusters risnds Ms Custer has hssuti-
uful contrsit0 VOICE snd charmed a. BY her
expressive singing
0u Wednesday ths High school Bsiknsp
Nsruh ~ CAB mel a. their rooms 10 The
WATSON = aid oiocx. sud sftsr oeing pbo-
torrsphet marched IN fa.l Uniform - Capt
e. r. Reiknsn's residence or hadison-svs.
wh~rs thsr wsrs iefzhtfaily entertained
b. ne Ni-.ss Rsknsp.
NJ e. e Fuller hss lsst eoruplstsd
'srzs nsv hsru nn Nnrrh Lsfsv@tfe-st.. srd
on rBestsv evening NJ. snd Mr. Fuller
rsve sn eia fashioned esrr danc- wbich
wsS lsrgsiF attended ghin-ss ianfsras
uiumnstesf ihe scene. whicn vas partIcG-
'srv Al nra.ed rhen refresh menfs we're
s-rv-d Al ths guests psrfoox of cider
sur.s- tsuxhasts and ssisd. tae istter Of
vh.eb 80 .ervea n panp<ius hsliowe8
.,slf far ts@ naruosp. N1sic Sss provided ~
e 4nsr-etfs III co rred bows vfth aanios
Is xhtf1l INFORM t'iiT ralsS during th-
ever .rz snfi r VS. . .oSk hsfnrs ne
faIlf parac rants suerrsk
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Ps0EsrE,-In rs Lottis G. Lasbrook. an
infant sdSpted and nsns eszngsd 70 fottie
G.. Blair. Estate Of Lrdis Q. Howard. de
ceased. petition for probate OF will fled
hearing November =. Estate Of T. n.
Lyon. deceased. executors snnusl account
hisd. hearing November Is. Estate of
Aurry Acashon, msntslly incom pete nt,
guardians Anal snngsl sccount fled.
Estate II Fslsntiae Grower. deceased, claim
Of Ehish Vsudsn Of sfeo allowed
CrRcurr-Tbs De Collar Vsrnish Com.
psnv -. The Clark q Hodges FGrnitars
Cen pa1y. assunpsif, en- fFsI. Peter Ma
lone -. Wm Wh<les. sssurnpst: pro
cesdinxS stayed 60 asys. August Ander-
sen. Fheromsns Sbosmaksr. Roesrs Nc
powsii Hayes HcE>orsn sbd John n
Van BronkhaFst sdmigted t8 citizenship.
Polfcz-J. g. smith, drunk. committed
twenty isY8 George Taylor. drunk paid
= - Charles snd Jennie Miller. disor-
derry committed for t-enfY dsgs each
Cnzriss De Mar. sssauit and battery al
iou-ued 70 November ?, 10 a g. Robert
Ross 5isor1sry. raid s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
SEVERAL ACCIDENTS
That Happened During the Procession
Last Eventag.

That Happened During the Procession
Lat Evsatag.
Quite a serious accident occurred on the
Bridge-sL bridge last night. While the
procession was forming the fireworks
caught on ire and made things lively tor a
few moments J. II. Pslton. who was driv-
ing the team. stuck 10 his post ana pre-
vented them from running away but Was
fl .htfully burned. His clothes were almost
all burned aud one boot was torn from bis
foot. Dr. Luton attended him. but could
not tell last evening just how Pelton would
come out Psltoa was deiiricus all night.
Four or I've other men were quite seriously
burned.
A horse was instantly killed on Stocking
-. last night Of being run into by q farmers
wagon. The horse was owned by Stephen
d Brieo. of Walker, who also had his ankle
sprsined.
A wagon illed with men tipped over on
the corner of Monroe and WsterloO-sts., but
no one was injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
SOCIETY cuLLIHGS
~ PES sssk n4Fk-i - tas Azss Esil-
aa1s ~ ss1alaz EssE uiz1sss.a -
ar.1a a.SLssA L4stis ss4ksz-
a. - ssai.l Elreiss.

The Lass- nlo.tsstl ssa6iag b4s ersags3
@ors lak turing tHs Pasl s~s sss1s tlAa
saF sssal sFsnt s1-eh - eeea fea ioF
ys.ls Eas beauty oi IS sEss ass aga
ssel4l ss4aaiaz. tossIasr SRA sls s34slly
i. - ssa4alag s11 3ap'.-slitg 81 ne zfoafe.
hss adssd Halis she's aa-4a 1alz4la 9os.
s1d alNsFs hers . acasd lls c14F as
iaiaflal.on tlss il sss lE1a loEs Halca-
Ias ssa1l1z 80 easfsclsFizsl b. = 1si-8- -
ri ao4sltg. AL Farsd al.ze1 roG tls
ASIA siiailar 1cCaz-ols- flz 1rcss 1rsss,
81 nlssf 1r0gsas. szs sisxa1s il - ssfsf7
smolicisy sn1 - ssrl .t4rs ~ poia.
iars saa41ssd L1s lssafg 9f t2e -ftis.
Iafss a4ASsf 0t ne lalF guests
ssDssI1a n t1sr lr-dal xos1s sA2 -Asse
f1sslasf 4il1 "a llAsrols ~ - Ltae a
14nt eoaDauF. Ilgss s1a @AFeI1osa
ne BRIDE afs iza4i ~ VIA ner fon1aesS Tor
Naite a. 50 ral1sr s14@cled = - -
r41fs ss,ilnn. E1srs 14Fs been NAM
5aAarll. D.lx Esdllnzs out sost eo4l4
.Erssd tls parfsct lsals s1icn -ouce- f7d lls
Tea 81 salfs Hs11ingF sta a. TIE
hrid.s maids rlDrl i1 sno-F sac znd iAs
draslnz rooms axagilY b42ksd uirn dsNy
BRIDE rosrs. Nag tas ifsgranes oi 80 Ns.i-
aiag foNaIa c4ug lo t1s 1spgF young
cogllr aho haFs begun lie tosetns 80
alsgiei quay 441 col-la1s So -AeA ~
10 sG1
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Tssierisg afternoon he Firs Department
wss osiled - fos NoFth Cols-s-avs sa
account of ths residences Of c. l. Lock rood
G-nsrai Passenger Agent sf ths G. =. 3 l.
Rai rosa being n sre. vbich was soon sr-
ffnwu ishec The FIRE osnxhs IN tse roof ~
ths 5sfk psrt of ~ house snd. - there bad
seen ~ So n - aonse sioce morning it
is ast snn~r hcw it caaxh1 Tae damage
= shoni 3 - fally insured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
Coninx Events.

NJ. ". 3. Hall IS 20 give large dancing
party soon.
Gu Wednesday evening nsxt Mss Waters
vii entertain = largs number Of friends
Mss Bertha Belknap viii entertain the
Pedro Club 0n Wednesday evening next.
Mss Joycs. Of Washington. .. C., who
visited Mss Hattis White lRst season, Is
so0n 10 De married
Two charming young aides, the Misses
Lucy Uhl ana Ada Norton, are soon 10
become socisiy GeoutAntes-
NJ. and xrs. Edward Lowe viii receive
their friends 0n Wednesdays, Dec. and II
A. their r-si5sucs rs Cherry-st.
Nrs s T. Wormisy. Of Cherry St, has
i,sued Invitations for Two card parties, one
70 6e zivsa on Monday and the other on
Wednesday evening. A00gt sixty gussts
Will % present sach evening.
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Dora Maud. only
daughter OF NJ. and Mrs FRANK Chic<er.
inx. and M. J. e.. p Hulk Ct Bucyrss
Ohio. TIE weddink viii .aks place Al the
residences o. ths brides parents. Madison
ave. on Thursday evening nsxt a.
o clock
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Aft J. Dettsnthsler's, 119 Monros-st., q
complete assortment of fish and game will
always be found. Cobn noisseurs are author
ity tbat Dettenthsler has always the best
and latest the market affords. The brands
of oysters handled by him ECLIPSE any thing
of this description to De found in the city.
If you wish an elegant array of tootnsome
delicacies TO select from call at Detten-
.halers
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished Dy w. r. scribner,

This list is furnished oy w. r. Scrisner,
real estate deAlsr. SIS Pearl-st.:
Bridget -. Hickey 20 Fred Behl, SAT n
lois blk I. Csnpsu's second ada -. 5000
Wm KaFTemGn 70 Pleter Wander Lfnde,
lOl 3 blk /. Pages sub b.. -....-.-.... 400
NILES 6. Teachout 10 Martin Boorhem. lot
20 DIX a. KentRlls second add. 4, 90
With N sCheIzrten - Peter J. Lang part
iots 81, 81 and SO, Colt & Gurus par
k4As s.--- .-...--. -
Geo and Chas l.. vi >on 20 WA C.
Reed. lot -, blk , OakdGle Park second
Allen B Leet u Henry SchaAfsma. lots
ard 4. biz 4, Hogeboom second add 20
Thomas NJ Peek 20 johannes Schneiders
lot and s. Pcck & Neenboers second
Abran Post 20 Haryel Turner. sw1, s@ls
or sec n Algoma a-.-...................... 90 $50
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

There wss q happy gathering wsdnssdav
lsst a. 95 Fsto-st.. he home OF M A. A
Brockvsy. - witness the marriags Of his
daaxhtsr. Miss Little f.. 10 Edward H.
Dustin. About thirty were present 20
ssh ths yDuag couple joyful ~sdded
Nfs. Ansr the ceremony, Neich vas per
fofmed sy toe Rev. A r. Merriam, dsii-
cl0us rsfresamens we're served The
bappy couple we're the recipients Of a
great macy nics and useful presents from
thrfr numerous friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

NJ. Henry G. Pest aHd Mrs Drew, OF
Chicago. .srs married iass evening II Chi
cszo Ms. Drew formerly lived In this
ely aao vas he wis Of Mr.. Fen Drew.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
MISS f. Z. TROWBRIDGE.

RECITATION, READINc AND ORAToRY.
Instruction in all departments of Elocu-
ton. articulation, pronunciation. vocal
culture ard art expression.
Bible, Shakespeare and general reading
Free oslssthenics and grace lessons in
Delsarte.
For terms apply in person or by letter at
the Livingston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Nrs r. p. Cody has rsiurasi rom Wv
Narx
w~ Nsrr Bonnsu Al an F1dsT for
ssssr
Nss Chsr'ss Reed seems ihs past week =
(h $50.
ws.ssu~. z r sd : /. Fuller are IN
tsii va1kfe.
wrs Z ~. wAesier has esns . Llss
tl-t.ss. tsI.
v-s + s foae sns fsruli7 aavs gene -
Saa 0es,o. Cal
sagsr afsn ssat Ksndal hss stirred
8 err Il 1ei 0lsll
ffsnk WiisTns sss rsturned frora
-rsss trse ta Chicago
Is -sees-f Dsk-slf. ross q - fsuis
s. vss 81 eisit tssds-
Nlss aslsn Fafrusn SO - ~e hnrss
n.s tassas - $3.50 aas sf ske aaassr sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

The uarriags 81 Aiss Kate D7ian 70 M.
x =. McDossld OF S. Loals. vas solsmn-
izsd A. tie rssljsncs 3f me 5rids pafe1ts
IA and Ara b j. Dolau. ~ % llinoy Al,
a. $50 90 Wednesday eve1las. Kew.
Gsmso..l far oifclaisd-
Ile mar. ags sss Witnessed nY oar
fse immediars frisahs. After the crFe-
nonV Ia guests pzrl9ok Of splendid app
per
~ and NJ. NeD0aalf hen departed,
amifst a sa0ssr rice a. 1if snoess Tor
chicago and thence 90 S. Loris, where
tosy siu r-sids.
TIE -ocdlng GIFTS we're numsfous and
h~anEIfu
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Ths young man, lust become q Benedict
will save money in buying his bedroom
suite by patrOnizing the Star Furniture
Company, 100 South Division-st. This
firm has a oomplsis stock of these goods
and ohsr fine bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
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$500 Reward

Is offered by the manufacturers OF Dr..
Sage's Catsrrh Remedy for case Of cstsrrh
they cannot cure. This remedy cures by
It's mild. soothing cleansing ana healing
properties. Only SOC. by druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
CONTINUED AxorHrs wsrx.

The great wall paper sale has been so
successful the past week. ne have decided
70 continue it eas more week.
O. ". DUNHAN.
= South Division-st.