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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
LOCOMOTIVES FIREMEN.
A New Lodge Inaugurated on the X.
q IL

a new Lodge inaugurated on the X.
O., M. e. B. X. r.
j. ]. Hannahan, vice5.rand master Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firomen,
Of Chicago, ILL.,, arrived in the city last
night and instituted lodge Of firemen on
the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
railroad. A general meeting was held, Of
which several lodges from this and other
States were represented. The Fircmen's
Brotherhood is indolsed by all the railways
on the continent
The object OF the organization is the ele-
walton and the advancement Of the loco
motive enginemen, and protection OF the
disabled members and the widows and
orphans Of the organization.
The new lodge starts out under most
favorable circumstances, and success and
prosperity are predicted. Protection, char
ity, sobriety aud industry arc the key
stones.
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ao,ny amer an. .,.,acI,..

LorIsvnLE, KY, Feb. l5.-CapL Jack
Gross. United States marshal, accompa-
MED by hisdcputlcs, will leave this evening
for Pikcvilo Tor the purpose OF bringing
the Ilainclds 10 this city Gov. Wilson,
Of West Virginia, has appointed Mr.. J. W.
st. Clair. cx.State senator, TO assist the
Hon. Justice Gibson in defending the
llalliclds.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second 81.
BRINKLEY LUMBER Co., 124 Jefferson st..
D. ii. BALDWIN 4 Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street
Citizens Steam Laundry, Nos 20 and
% Bealo street. Tel. 365 for wagon 70 call.
PURE and white as the flower whose
name IL bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN & LILLY CoFFER AND SPICE Co.
FARM HANDS furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. Will deliver
families ut the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address Pro WILLIAMS, passcn-
ger agent NJ. & l.. railroad, Atlanta, Ga,
7. o. Box No. 230.
SPECIAL students win be received in any
department ut tho lligbee School, or "a
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or in the
business Course.
Miss CARRIE NJ. KEATIso, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, is teach
ing at the music-houso Of ID. ii. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give a free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session rs reward To tho
pupil having the best record up to Febru-
AIRY for dilgcnt study andthe highest d.
gree Of perfection.
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That James Means 50 and 81 Shoes are
the best bargains in the city.
That J. w. Voegeli & Co. make the most
comfortable shoe in the world.
That J. w. Voegeli & Co., 27l and 41C
Main street, keeps the best fitting shoes
made in America.
That ]. w. Voegeli & Co. keeps the lar.
gest variety OF the latest styles Of shoes in
the market.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16

or II they don't they should know that
Rangum Root linlment cured big head In
mules for w. l.. Hunt Of Adalrsyillc, KY.
]. II. Mallory, Of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs OF blind siaRgcrs with H. In
fact, this King Of llnimcnts Is invaluable
for man and beast, aud no family should be
without a. 90 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store. No. % Main street.
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The Purcst ONLY.

We use Squibbs preparations and chem.
icals in filling Prescriptions, which are
compounded by graduates in pharmacy,
at reasonable prices. Headquarters for
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
HENRY j. HESTER, Apothecary.
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Mardi Gras is Not Over Yet,

Will last for three days longer. Ever,
lady in the city is invited TO attend IN,
grand display OF fancy embroidered work
given by the Household Sewing Machin,
company, OF st. Louis, at
L. f. PURCELL & Co.'s,
AZ North Court street.
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COTTAGE GALLERY.

Lost. Point lace handkerchief, in cloak
room Of Gayoso hotel, Monday night.
Finder will please leave at krcmer's.
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Dantlrun

is REMOVED ny THE USE OF COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Burnctt's Flavoring extracts are the
host
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Steam Dye and Cleaning works.

ladies and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed in all colos Ostrich Feathers and
Lace Curtains cleaned at 5S jefferson
street. Goods received by express
l., RIE0EI, proprietor.
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Oak Hall Clothing Emporium
REGARDLESS OF COST,

Our wcll-made business Suits reduced 20
800 former price, 5000 and $500
Our fine Cashmere Suits reduced 10 5000;
former price 1900 10 $500.
The balance 81 our entire stock on hand re-
ducod 10 like proportions
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COTTON SEED OIL SECURE.
SO THINK JUDGE J. w. CLApP AND
MR.. w. b. MALLORY.

Report of Their Recent visit-to WASH
ington as Committee from the Cot
ton and Merchants Exchanges, Of
this City, in Behalf OF tho OIL Interest.
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"MR. PorTER or Texas" new novel
by author OF "Mr. Barnes Of New York, u
nj Mansiorl'a
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup should always be
used for children tecthlng. IL soothes the child,
soilens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie,
and Is the best remedy for dinrrhma 25c bottle.
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stIII Crowded.
A Singular Death.

but room for one more at 30l Main
where you can get twelve cabinets for 81
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HARD WORKING S0L0NS.
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS OF THE
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.

Passage of the Bill for tho Appoint
ment OF students-The Bill for the
Collection OF tho Poll Tax-Approved
by the Governor.
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Wholesale Drain Dealers.

We respectfully call the attention Of
country merchants 10 our large stock Of
Choice red rust-proof oats,
Choice black seed oats,
Choice white seed oats.
And will mako close figures TO cash
buyers in car lots.
l.. 9. BycHANAN 4 Co.,
ProprietoB Empire Elevator,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. l5.-[senate. !
The unfinished business OF yesterday was
taken up, to.wit: Senate bill providing
for the appointment of students to the
Agricultural and Mechanical college and
the Industrial Institute and Female college
among the several counties. The bill
passed, 10 take effect October /, 1888.
The Senate then again discussed the bill
in relation 20 tho collection Of the poll tax,
requiring prosecution of all dolinquents.
The discussion was spirited, the friends Of
the bill being in the majority. 1t was laid
over for engrossmeut.
Tho House bill TO prohibit the sale oI
liquors within the limits Of five miles Of
the male and female college in Lexington,
Holmes county, passed.
The Senate bill for the relief Of the sheriff
and tax collector of Jones county passed
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OH. Mxi Just Ihinni

You can get IL cabinet photographs for
81 at 30l Main street.
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GEBHARDT

Can't he downcd. Our fine
Cabinet Photos
81 per Dozen.
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Not Downe,I Yet.

Not DOwned Yet.
At 39l Main you can get the finest cabi'
net photographs, u for 81.
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The House.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. ia resolution
authorizing tho appointment OF subcom-
mittec TO visit the girls school at Column
bus was tabled.
The bill 10 make appropriations 20 de-
fray the expenses OF the State government
for the years 1883 and 1889 was recon-
mittcd.
Tho special order Of the day, an act In
relation 10 free public schools, was taken
up and considered In committee Of
the whole. Tho committee reported pro-
gross. Tho House adjourned.
APPROVED ny THE GOVERNOR.
The following House bills have been APP
proved by the GOvenor To establish q
free ferry in Noxubce county; 10 regulate
the compensation Of officers OF election in
Adams county; 10 amend the charter Of
the town OF Huntington; for relief OF
holders Of Carroll county warrants; 10
amend Section 4, Chapter 400 OF tho acts
Of 1886; 10 prevent stcalage of cot
ton; TO create an additional justice
In Conhoma; 90 levy special tax
in Starkvillc: 10 amend tho charter OF
Grccnyilc; 20 declare a lawful fence In
lsnqueua; for the rcassessment OF lands in
COahoma; 90 rcincOrporale the Wilkinson
Landing Steam Ferry company; 10 provide
for enforcing charges for unclaimed freight;
10 cqualizc land assessment in Jones
county; 60 amend section 22l6of the Code;
in relation TO hejurisdiction Of justices 81
the peace; 10 repeal certain road law in
Green county; 10 amend section 400 Of tho
Code; for the protection Of crops in certain
counties; 10 hold regular monthly meet
ings by boards OF supervisors Of Kcmpcr
county; TO repeal the act authorizing a
separate boafd OF health for Harrison
county.
VETOED.
The Governor has vetoed an act 90 In
corporate the town Of Ncttlcton, In Mon
roo and 90 countips
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Not Dead Yet.
hut still making twelve cabinets for 81
39l Main.
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Tho photographers at 30l Main. Twelve
cabinets for 81.
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" iAff
AZ IL AI....

W. - NAAAWNNH
Judge Clapp, after the reading Of the re.
port, made few additional aud cxplana.
tory remarks. lie stated that the crusade
sgninsl the cotton seed oil interests was by
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
STEVENS. CROOKED WORK
The sx-Csshisr Of the FIRST National Bant
at Paw Paw Pleads Gaiity.

The sx-CsshIsr of the First sstion.I Rank
At Paw Paw Pleads Gniity.
F. E. Stevens. ex-casaier Of the First Ma
tional bank At Paw Paw. who vas 10 have
had his trial in tas Unised States Court
yesterday, changed his plea to guilty a.
the drst coaus IN the indictment The
first count casrEed him With altering the
books of tie bank with tnssntiou 90 de-
fraud. Stevens has taken hearing 10 Judge
Jacksoa. claiming that the Indictment -
insufficient. aud the hearing sill come mp
when Judge Jackson Is hsrs the last Of July
A fav yeafs ago stevens tried bis hand
AZ speculsting N wheat aud lost, and in
order 70 cover up bis deficiencies. he was
compeliesi % maze fraudulent entries on
the e.nk books. The one specially named
= wasFe the bank hel1 frus note for
s. coo. whsch Vas paid when das. nut In
the naesntins. one member of the firm died.
snd Mr. Stevens immedieteiy chsrred his
estate With s. so one-hslf sf the note that
bad oeen pssd. This Is but one Instance Of
his irregularities. Stevens Ess held in the
sun q g 000
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Charley withsy. the Ann Arbor stu
dent 10 expected home next week. He
viii return TO Ann Arbor az commence
mens. Jane %. 20 obtain bis diploma, the
reward Of four years Of very bard study.
Mayer ]. N. Weston and the remainder
OF the Michigan delegation 20 ST. Louis ar
rived in this city lsst evening at 945. A
member Of The party from other points re-
named in The city over night
Dr. W II. Ross returned yesterday morn
ing from q SIX weeks stay IN Cincinnati,
where he hss been attending = course OF
medical lectures. and wiz nov be At home
Cor some tiue.
The many friends Of Alderman Shana-
nan viii bs pleased 90 learn that be IS much
batter and that bis physician Is now con
ddsnt hat the worst Is over.
Addison Brown and vife. OF schoolcrsa
are khs guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Alden
smith. Mr. Brown IL President Of the vii
lsxs of SchOoicrzfk-
Mr. Fisher. Secretary Of the Union Bag
and Paper Company. Of Chicag0, Is in tns
city on business.
Colousi Chaiheld. Of tbs firm Of Chat
field q Wood. Cincinnati. Is IN the city.
Mss Alice Nash, OF Detroit, Is visiting
friends In the city.
U. 5. Attorney G.. Chase Goodwin Is In Sc.
Joe on Business
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
A HORRIBLE DEATH
sfsAsed Kssvp Hazs6 sSs - 9. rsnzz
- 80 kia<h~ess- C<~esdeB-rhe b>sy
Ihxs~n so ksfls1 Asss&y o. nssr
axsa Hs<s saa o. man6 cas -

s--x - 80 a. 49, u..x 90.
x1z6s,<d Knxos. = i<-ysnx-oId boy. Uss
a--.--.s- r..s--s ---..-x.- .<<~-,<... - th.
s'--
Aisni<&A tsntfsi tfsi1 - Ms
eEaszi1x. I1s TRAIN lskFes hers ~ l ~, snd
z...xs 49,. ssfIa4 a. hos ab<,ut t=o uiu-
--,..-ha
49, s'sf-fnns~P - - - =
4 l. 4 z track. zoinz - tns s1eps IN ssexch
of vo<k. aod snsn nsar the Ninth ave. cross
a. a.. s.es,s..n c.atr.i trsia exms M "a
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tns t5aek n<xt 70 nsn snd sh.st'.a Ief ne
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nc % 'rf iloa k1e1u % s-s ne-s
pfiots nsn toefs ns lo'ls' os~ vs ~
IseN IA Ho1s anu to'
ea<nsd h~<fv w xss uom
snsfs tha ez<he nss .- ..''s
ihs entire hop % BIS nsAa wAs ~. ol .ns
eAftts- e2oa. nssssn iees Lo.'. 80 S>.J -.
tnsn !. tosasu sIl 'ee pi.S' on s1o $50
sac 81 ias .lsek no. 'ns 80 s -
&ions nas 's,l "a 80 usnes s 80 , -. -
was efusnsa IN n1oS. n,sns'1s ~ a. -. 80
aad snash PIECES % eoess iloIn uss 'ss "a
brains ana pieces Oh ms nnn vs.e se..sss - -
"a tos difs ior = ois'sacs "a
issL One shoe vas torn ifon nIs 10Y anu
nis clothes were shufey senppeS non'
hinis making one OF tns "ohst human
wrecks that vas ever seed
John hecsfiaaeks nlsmsh oa tne VI.
| X 3 !. railroad, Who saw the accident. say :
| thai hnspp only mzdc too Jumps after
| the whistle blew before he Was Ia the air,
| and that Il seemed oniy sseond oefors the
| boy WAS rolled on on the side of the uaek
dad
| The police we're notified Al once and The
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
THE CRICKET CRANKS
OUT IN Full FORCE YESTERDAY
irs . nssteE Gsns rhas Rass hall, Ysa
Knsw-rhoss EAEsxsa n it an The Ssi-
Icy City-Ths Fret Praeties Game
Took Place Yesterday.

There 10 no doubt but that the English
man Is correct vhephe assures you that
cricket is tar superior game to base ball.
Iliss more scientific game TO play. 1t ia
nos 50 dangerous. although someons may
get hurt once In . while: and il il game
Of bail in which all can enjoy the honors
Of good play and no one can DO handi'
capped.
Yesterday and pitched wiekets on the fair
grounds for the fret time this season.
They have not very strong eleven as yet,
bat Secretary s. w. Smith Is working one
ap that will astonish the natives whenever
they please to coms over here.
Charles Miner has Just returned from q
trip to England and will be quite an acqui-
sition to 70 the club. a. he Is aiyood round
hand bowler. aud keeps wicket for just n
many runs as any other man in the club
3. w. Smith Is an uuderhand bowler, but
effective, a. the writer has occasion tc
know, and there are several others who are
good and effective ball tosssrs. and when
they get down to business the crack cricket
clubs OF Michigan and Canada will have 10
look out for themselves.
At the annual meeting last December tht
following officers were elected, and still
hold:
Peter Doran, President
T. w. Strahan. Vice-President;
s. w. smith. Secretary;
Chas. Baxter, Treasurer; -
David Forbes. Field Captain.
Directors-I. N. Weston, David Forbes
Peter McCallan. W. II. TiDbs and N. b
Scribner.
A meeting will be held at President
Doran's Office Monday night at 7:30 and all
interested are invited to attend and assist
in laying ont the work of the season.
The wickefs are up and the bales are on
and the Grand Rapids Club will not LEI
them be knocked OF, except by Q better
club than the Valley City eleven. At the
same time those are just the fellows w
want 10 see.
A committee will be appointed at Mon.
day nights meeting, TO choose an eleven
assign them positions, and issue notices and
challenges for q series of games.
Then the cricket on the hearth will sing
Fanchon will be merry and gay. and we
will show you such a game OF ball as you
never saw before.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

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x-s,s<.,-- sa,,l ssxs ko1lax.
s.'-.,...-- ..~-a-<~<. a "A. eifx sre
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~ Edward eaita snd A14isl1s bsksf. OF
1fsFexss tftJ, ass ~ &Aa -
Bells b<na<tt. ADs anf Nicholas "ssh-
ineusa. al coiof<ds ssFs Vr<zt<d Yesterday
en = ssrr411 charging them viii oslnx dls-
orderly.
Th~ steamer Barrett xiil give another
exeulsis1 down ths river SandAT, June -.
liars - es1az- Leave 1oek pEonlpuY II
I'D p. IA
aToc.f Elk Iii rnzet Al Ezset's Hotel.
NJ 10 - lcieek tnls norniDx. % arrsnx- TOR
the r~esosfou az ths banner slaasEs o.
TER return rom uneinnaiL
Iaha Edi.oa- a W.iker and sboat Efty
sf - frisnds picaicked al Reed Lake. yea
1z,.s.g Ia x.s forty-eixhs wear. axo yesler-
- fh.t NJ fdisoa came 20 Walker.
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IN rs ei.Js eas1 - - -oa''i -. -. -. -,
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tns Efounds OF 'os wss.srn Alen'Ssa =
Association are 70 eteeiirn1 eonatuoa AL
the tfsc< . Ia psss&ols snspe. ol. Al sas
sne1s sfs <nks -. sn ny
fus :" 1~'' - 1--.--ss,,
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dosn vita ne snooplax eousa -srs %
pofset Ia hdrsfu Do~hs Ishly yesssIoAy
residSnce 10 ne rear OK - t7hife,s.- jan 3
fickard, al 10 Caider-s~s nss the scarlet
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Peter Dsran yesterday rsceivsd . letter
from z. n. Butter. sdfser and proprietor OF
iettsr Be sass. As I am writing this a,
ia =. n. "Wednesday, inss ssout As The dele
rsfes ar ssssm oliag. / 10 Bos knew bu;
Dfc<insoa mar - chossn 70 strengthen
Cieveiacd. If he - ehossn n 81 - th-
eisest no~e the Democrats hs~e nssse il
twenty Tesrs Den A. Dsckins,n = - tie
Democrats vast Chauucsy ~ pspew = -
80 Republicans he i popular vita TIE
snssses fer - pespls Ike rlen - Vim
ri1or tna vsnevzT
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
eLoaY ENOUGH

rhs ar>.x Espls- Elk. WIN en-. B..ssr
ss cfacfnnasf.
Tn. members of ths 6rsad Rspiis Lodxs
of ths Bsnsvoient and Frotestive Order os
Kiks have reason 20 he proUd A bannsr
costing SO vas offered At the national
meeting IN C1ncinnati for tbs hest sppesr.
ina hoslv Ct rspressn ta6vss trem snv one
fes4xe. TIE foiiowirs telegram received
rem &. ". Chsuncey ov Enfory T. Bridge
lsst sv~nfng tells shs stoFy fhst VII naks
ths Grand kapifs Elks happy.
CfScrSSArT. rnlv 4 I
r r. Rrfsre. z~eefs Hctei,
A hesf 6rtnd Rsrids srcers tce hsnner
rnss ln hcteis snd sFe - neTsrspers.
tHArNrnv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
DIED..

CARsTENS-At her rome, No 100 East Bridge
st.. June 5. lss5, Mrs. J. Henry CaStens, aged IS
years.
Funeral Monday, June II, at 2 p. m. Services
at German Lutheran church, corner East Bridge
and North Division-sts.
KLEPFER-At the residence of his sister,
Mary Runyan, 453 South Diyision-st, Friday,
June s 1855 OF consumption, John klepfer, aged
20 years.
The remains viii be taken to Ha tlngs today
for interment, upon the train leaving here al
lilo d. N.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Iws IltEf. Bsrefostsa Girls Travel Sixteen
Hii.s Foot

Miss on tooh
I'VE walked in from Gsorgstovn this
morbiDg" said the eldest OF two little girls
a. Headquarters yesterday siisrn0on. We
hsvs nothing 70 eat bat corn meal and
water. and We walked up 10 see Mr.. Whalsn
snd maybe ne sii get us more mesl.' The
girls wsrs sgsd zen and eight years. and
ssid that thsir parents we're dead, and that
The cider of The two Who were here kept
hoass for The family. She said that her
Htfls brother hsrsled cows and earned 81
most enough 20 buy their msal They
we're caught taking pair Of shoes from =
box in 'front.' Of Morse's store. They thought
they were put cat to give away. and ibis IL
ahe reason the girls we're at Headquarters.
Ths hstle giris were turned over - the
Superintendent Of the Poor Who sent ne
wsfs hous On ne evening train. They
carried witb them ssverai ai1ndiex of cloth
iux. donated ov persons Who were inter
ssfed IN their wsltsrs.
The little girls Eavs their names e. Addis
and Ella Aoutsxue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

TIE engagement of re tsisntes scss-.
Esnry Chsrsusn. sneszsd ~ Eareks Lodge
Ma Z <. P. - present TIE pisT, Driven
From Esme.- st Fo~srs' On the fsth spd
leth inst has eeen cancelsA TIE lodge hss
sencluded thst the lafeHess e. The seaeoa
wonld nee De<s ms venture es pref ace
- aeslrs& sna hss therefere psstpcuef
GlTfnE kn shterea11 rent u1rer t1s stlartees
nnal next eessnn. whea Mx and Mrs
Ch.rnsns ssrvtce ~ - secured e
csxsihie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Tbe spaohs an1 eob1iae thek ds1knhs
10 I'll Viz serses 81 ~ nishE
1kaS s<Alk obeond i bA1ooas dFonmo
Wiln u1zSA tynpepn6s'o fnncy tsonA
VIII nesw krous1s u1th tkoix hl1s
Ihs man uhe DaslD n Rieeog'o Hiln-
In. Fleres's Fionenns Rnzuok<vs nokiooE--
yersfsb-A nnrmisnA pninkeDA earsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Before decl1lng on year oannw voos
ton. cal en- - vriss nssfsek sssot of IN
Lake ishoss kailusy. and ebfain enc o
their Tsmphls<s sntit5ed 'sfhs hsil BAg.
Ia whick 3 list of roafss aud rntes % tks
various samnsr resorts u given: or com
munisazs With A. ]. Smith. 0sasrol Pcs
ssugsr Agen1. Cleveland. q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

A grant natives 81 - given thss afser-
~con - ciesk. ~ whick ens ths snrre
prcersuaufs viil he presented Tcaseht i
pesilireiy t8e sst acpe1rsrce a. 1hfs reie-
srsied eonx~sss 81 aaveitlss tsfsnet the kan-
- skz4 # - sessen and isFxs henns
uon~A<uef ee ihe v<rdseE
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
orusss HoP.

Conweli & Pel,os have iast complstsd the
erection Of grain elevator At Byron Csntrs
snd will give the opsaing hop on Friday,
June 10. Squire's fall orchestra fTem this
ciiy wiz funisa the music and Prizes viii
hom~lisst gentleman. barring the leader ol
Squire's band. All are cordially invited 10
attend and good time may be expected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
Assignee's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that on Friday June S,
1855 al 10 o'clock a. M, shall sell at public auc
tion % the highest bidder for cash, at the front
entrance TO the store recently occupied by Curtis
Pesrl-st, in the city OF Grand Rapids. Michigan.
all the goods wares, merchandise, together with
the furniture and fixtures now held by me rs as
sisnee vi John |. Curtis and George y. Dunton,
situate and being in said store. said property
comprises general stock of stationery, wrapping
paper, fat paper, card board, envelopes. twines.
cordsge. wooden ware. etc, and Will be sold sub
ject 10 two mortgages given by Curtis Dunton
TO Lewis a.. Dunton and the Fourth National
Bank sf Grand Rapids. and fled In tho Office Of
the City Clerk OF Grand Rapids, April 10. 1855.
EDMUND D. BARRY, Assignee.
Dated, Grand Rapids, Mich, May 20. 1883.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Hoods Sarsaparilla has helped me more
for catarrh and impure blood than any,
thing else ever used. writes Me. A. Ball
syracuse, n. Y. Hundreds of others give
similar testimonY
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Take kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness.
headache. sxllow complexion. Price 25
cents. Tibbs' drug store. 126 Nonroe-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Be sure and come 10 the auction sstur.
day. at Bridge Street House yard at lt
O'Clock. The last of the fexas horses to be
closed out.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

What is more attractive than q pretty
face with fresh, bright complexion? For
IL use Pozzoni's Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

4 ciosinx-oat sale Of Texas horsss viii b
held 81 the Bridge Street Hssss yard 81
Saturday, June s, sale 70 comnsnoe q u
. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

An elegant line of flowers Just received
from New York, sold cheap at Adams e.
Co.'S.