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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
RAILROAD RUNfBLEs.

Geo. 4. Smith, of the 9. r, L. & d., has
gone TO Muskegon to be gone several days.
The d., l.. & y. took over one thousand
people TO Petosksy Tuesday, ON its annual
excursion.
The q. X. & |. will make a rate of one
fare for the round trip from all its stations
10 attend the iair this month.
An underground speading tube is being
placed between the u. k. 4 l. train dis
patchers Office and the office o! Station
Master Flaherty.
@ w. Disrdorf, the big agent at Avenue
Junction on the c. & W. NJ. has resigned
Dis position. He talks of gong West w
II. Coroin. OF 81 Joseph, has been appoi nted
TO Il ii the vacancy.
ne people OF Howard City will enforce
their law relative TO car. standing across
the streets and obstructing travel. No en-
gine or car will be allowed TO stand on a
crossing NOR. than hye minutes al one
time.
freight train was thrown IN on a D., l..
d \. side track at their freight house yea
terday with such force that the bunting
post was driven thirty feet from its proper
position. The post was newly set and was
rot solid, otherwise the cars would have
been reduced TO kindlings.
AT an impromptu meeting Of the EN-
ployes participating in the railroad excur-
sion 10 Reed s Lake, resolutions were unan-
imously adopted, expressing their hearty
thanks TO the d., l.. IL \. Railroad Com
pany for their kindness and consideration
In making sucn ample arrangements for
their pleasure and comfort, and they wish
IN this way TO show the management their
appreciation of the same - IOnia Aal
The Oldest railroad oil sial lives in Nor
walk, Conn, namely, George l.. Perkins, of
the Norwich d. Worcester Railroad Com
pany, and his many personal friends cele-
brated bis Tooth birthday OF August 5. He
has outiived every railroad man he began
with in 1880, every soldier he served with
IN l5l2-l5. every business associate OF the
nrst 90 years OF life, and every Presidential
candidate he ever voted for except Hayes
and Blaine, yet the wife Of his youth is still
with him, IN fairly good health. and they
celebrated their golden wedding in 1869.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
IN rHE RoruNnAs

F. L Wager. Of Ionia is st the Morton.
=. W. Ellison, Of Alma. Is stopping At tn.
Eagle
"A ?. Lssgscrs Of Fl w.yu.. is q,
Sweets.
=. Van Ripsr, proninsnt Niles nsa, i.
a. Sweets
3 q. Ripley, OF hsulsxus vas in th.
cit7 Yesterday.
f. Rssseeuis Grsad Ledge susi s..s
nan. = ss the Eagle
Sherman Net and r. n. HTd. u Nc
srfcie. srs st ths hsgle.
s n. Ciink sad Fr.sk Aisert. sf Nn.-
texcn. srs ~ ths Morton.
A. pess. ths Esrk T.sfn orsfor from
Charlotte. = - ne Morton.
A. r Smifh. of Cadillac. and a -.a
kBo~u business m.a. Is st Swssfs
C. s Brawn. representing the Chicsx,
Ns~spsper nion and oos Of tn. brixht.-f
men 90 Be rssa = stopping ~ The Esgl.
Aisx. Dsnfon. II Howard CITY. " A
Csrrertsr. of the d T. 4 y rsiirnsd. 49,
T. g. Stevenson, Of lsniss~ers n the cifv
yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

HKk.Lp

40 saT hoito 81 Tue ttiEek "A n HkkALp
The Grand Rapids Ds'secsag OF SUNDAY
last published base islsehoOd relative %
The arrest o: Jim Fell, ia Grand Rapids the
preceding Saturday aight. wherein ] sa
city as having got intoxics with Fell
and being compelled bs police 10 assist IN
arresung Fell. The entire statement VS.
an unqualified lie. / was not Ia Grand
Rapids al the time. and knew nothing az
the affair until ] saw the Democrat bosh
repubsished ia paper printed in Nuske-
gon. Mr.. Mcleod proprietor OF the "C1dii-
lac Hotel OF this city. where I board. upon
seeing the Democrat missiHtement Kroie
10 that paper denying the truth OF the
srilcle, and that was not Ia Graud Rap
ads ~ the time referred TO. and had no
knowledge OF tie affair al all. True TO its
allegiance 10 the sporting men Of Grand
Rapids. the Democrat took no notice Of Mr.
McLeods deuial, and remained ss dumb as
an oyslersecsuse the penny-a-BDer that
does The dirty business Of the Democrat
cannot afford TO speak otherwise than ~ OF
me, and all al the dictstion OF the aforesaid
local Sports. A reporter. or paper, that
deliberately lies about person aud then
refuses 10 make an auseade honorable, when
shown 10 be IN tue wrong, is behtting
medium TO represent the siums of society
mere conduit TO receive and convey ths
filth relished by the substrstum of it's
readers. J. II. sHEEHEY.
Muskegon, Mich, Sept. ., 1885.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Rsv. DR.. 3. Graves aud wife, who have
been the guests OF their son and daughter
DIR. :. c. Graves and Mrs. l.. p Eddy, left
yesterday morning for Kalamazoo. After
attending the conference at Nashville
Tenn, they will return IN their home in
Atlanta, Ca. where the Reverend Doctor
will resume his duties IN college.
John and Willie Kinney lett last evening
for Milwaukee. where they will enter
school at St. Francis Seminary. Miss
Minnie Kinney leaves this morning for
Cincinnati and will enter the noviciate OF
the Sisters OF Charity.
Aiss Josephine Davis. of Elk Rapids, who
has been studying music in Boston for sew
eral years. is in the city. guest OF G. W.
Plckell and wife and A. r. Remington and
wife, Of South Union-st
Fsrrar and Bert Cobo left for the East
yesterday morniDg. Fsrrar, who is a junior
al college, returns 10 Harvard, and Bert
goes 20 Boston 10 spend a year with his
grandmother.
Dir. Turner. . talented artist from New
York, has come here. and will De associated
with Mrs. =. NJ. CoPpens at her new studio
on Ottawa-st.
Waltelmer Christensen. of Copenhagen.
Denmark, arrived in the city yesterday
morning. He is nephew of J. G. Chris
tsnsen.
l.. '. Houssl. formerly Of this city, Is
now, and has been for nine months past,
connected with q newspaper al Ottawa, ILL.,.
Charles Z. Escott expects 10 leave on the
18th for Munich. Germany. where he will
'sks years course in chemistry.
Misses Bertha and Emma Blank have re-
turned from pleasant visit with friends at
Ionia. Lansing and other points.
Mrs. ID. L. Arnold. Of College-ave.. has
returned from visit with friend. in Chau-
tanqua, n. Y. end Msssillon, o.
Rev r. II. Joldersms, of the Fifth Re-
formed church, has returned from his va
cation spend on Long Island.
q. Chase Goodwin has gone to Iron Noun
tain 10 attend some exs -ninations 10 be held
there this week
Aaron Brewer. of South Division st, is
seriously i'll with typhoid msls rial fever.
Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Ives have return ed
from their summer home In CnarlevoiI.
A. ID. Park and sister. Miss Lena, le.ve
on Friday for Elkton. Dakots.
Miss Dollie Ellin wood has returned from
. pleasant stay in Petoskey.
Supervisor James Toland, of Ross. was
in the city ys.tsrdsy.
Congressman Ford i, expected home Sat
urday evening.
!. NJ. Weston len for Saginaw yesterday
morning
D. W. Bush is taking a brief vacation in
Detroit.
F. L. Noble and family have ron. 70 Pc
tosksy.
l. I. kiddsr has gone to Ne. York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress

or this artistic and panoramic exhibition
Of sixty paintings OF peerless beauty Rev
Theo. l.. Cuyler, ID. d.. of Brooklyn. says.
II have not seen its equal Oh either side of
the ocean, and urge my congregation 10 go
and witpess IL" "our people were much
pleased and profited. most heartily com
mend it and those in charge. ."-B. +. Jacobs
Rev. DIR. Tying, OF New York. says OF the
scene at the Cross: 1T is the most sublime
and exalted conception of the Cross, which
i have ever seen in Art" To be given al
the Fountain Street Baptist church Friday
evening this week and saturday 3 p. M. Tor
all the Public Schools in the city. Ad-
mission % cents. children 10 cents. Book
free with l5-cent ticket
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
The Jury.

The following jury was drawn Yesterday
for the September term Of the Circuit Court
Ada, VIM. II. Smith; Algoms. Marshal P.
McDougaL Alpine, Stillmau Brown; Bovine.
John g. Livingston; Byron. Alfred Pelton
Caledonia. q. A. Dieoler; Cannon, Daniel
fingleton; Cascade. Patrick Esrdly; Court
land. Charles Msnn; Gaines. Charles kel-
ley: Grand Rapids. s. II. Adams. Grattan,
John Within; Lowell Homer w. Avery;
Nelson. Charles III. Miller; Oakield, Edwin
w. Blanchard; Paris. George Brown:
Plsinield, Ephrsim +. Brown. Solou,
Bruce Watson; First ward. John J. De.
Jonge; Second ward. w. ID. TaIford: Third
ward. James Vandenberg: Fourth ward
VIM. NJ. Hathsws., Fifth ward, Johr
Glenn Sixth ward. G. J. Hurlburt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
Educational Chip-

The Board will elect oficsrs Saturday
evening.
Trustee ysddsFs held his seat Just two
meetings.
There Is nc opposition to James Blair tor
President
No smoking hereafter in the Board ol
Education room.
Several retiring Trustees made their nual
speeches and got ready 10 move out.
Ed II. Stein X. H. Drury aud s. Sulli-
van are candidates for the Office OF Secre-
lsry OF the Board.
The Holland Church society made their
last payment on the Turner Street school
property yesterday.
Trustee Drury is the iirst mas who ever
NJ nde motion that lady be made q MEM
Der OF the Board of Education
Trustees Ransom and Ulrich were the
only men last evening that made a motion
that their SUCCESSORS De elected.
Edgar p. Mills. the present Secretary of
the Board, will be candidate II the Board
gees outside OF itself for a-Sec,etary.
George b. Rely, defeated candidate
from the SeveRth ward protested agains;
seating Chas. +. Kellogg. from the Seventh.
Mr. Rely claims that he had the most
yDte.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

treat = ID store ior IesssFs- goeEs -
aseHs~ sghL ~1sn 81 e1sla kszsssll
- sDpeaE 81 tke - 9T.lte1 sc ssite1eo.
- A-&set 10 SCI kngNu - tie
sza1sei2eut-toFsaz paelc ~ orz11 ksp.es
- 2se4 - s4isr te1 l4-ses. >1n1s< q -
sA5 As - s1s1ass sAle ~ $3.50 ta1z Ia
iscs~Ates ikei tes ages sd ace fas1ioa-
s2ls s1ale q i1e seasDA slii sssSt NJ
hassejl All "a EAsl i4sliss as31lss 4oEs of-
ros ss<1taz. Inerr slli bs spscisi Glsti-
see Eit<a est4ttay aitsEao0a tor ladies' sud
coiitsfro. 4o4 sests ean BE -. aFed - the
eox 9if1cs sitns1t sxlIz cnzras ~ - ealing
~ poons 40.
The "t1eie foAl a. Es3moo3s drs~
lzrser houses t1An ever yestsr1zF as
pisCs as SCI rendered sod tAe tacg taal
the orixiBzi George Harms i vita the COM
Psly. n4s soLssthlss ~ a. VIII ths popg
i4figg of that time 1oEO1ed pay. All
skOuls see u ncis 1on a. ksdnoRd this
soek.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
A Prsffr Resida.re

A. l. Bennett, superintendent Of the
Berkey 4 Gay furniture factory. is building
hne uew residsscs st 3sl scribnsr-a. j.
". ksrr hss the contract. snd work vas
began yesterday. The sfvie is Queen
Anne. TIE inside WORK being IN antique oak
aud pias in nsturai color. sud will De fin
isned and ready for occupancy IN the
spring. Is viil be bnilt Il a cost Of g. 500.
sud vii n - ornament 20 that sirss.Iv
handsome portion OF the c5tv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
THE COURTS.

CIRcUIT-lu the mstter OF the estate OF
Moses May, deceased, Leonard Coveil va
Louis May and Joseph Rosen6eld, execu-
tor, etc; appeal from Probate Court; jaog-
ment for executors for costs; findings iied.
Joseph G. Pitkins VS.. Homer Eaton, es al,
trover; Judgment for defendants for costs.
PRoBATE-Estate OF Cornelius Van Stein
ct al, minors; order appointing James Van
Stein guardian. Estate OF Mary Patterson,
deceased; will and petition for probate OF
same filed, hearing September 3. Estate
OF Susan Bonfoey. deceased. report OF sale
OF real estate filed and confirmed. Estate
of John Coyle. deceased; viii and petition
for probote OF same filed, hearing October 8.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

The sseins~ ssss BAL team. fae strongest
snsysur sEsr-zsfion ia the ststs-5ot bsF-
rIne even ne Cs~s ~ Fs~trosf thsv hsvine
6sfsstsd then to gsmes-vlli bs hsrs fhis
wsex Saiorasv n0Tninr soo pisy TIE
xsusss one sst8r6sg 80 TIE otber Sundsr
Ibev 81 eonsp~ts ~lfh the stroaKe<t ains
tast or possibly - zoften together here
rakIag sas eess nsn oaf oi toe sea ciass
s7d clag fhea8 aH1er - ns7e of fse
y evts8s TIE osa1azeme1f Is - - csn-
srsfai isted ~ Securing 60 good c15 for
tovsrs sf tie Sseioas xs1ss bsr..
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
Cut Bis Hand.

]. Clud, an employe of the Oriel furni-
ture factory, cut three fingers and the
thumb Of HI, right hand on shsper yes
terdsy morning. Or. DeCamp dressed the
wounds, which are not serious and will
oontDs the pstieat TO the house for a few
days oRly. Mr.. Cuff has cut his hands
several times before. Or. DeCamp having
dressed the wounds for him four times snd
Dr. Clarke once. With these i've accidents
only one finger has been lost.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
SADLY NEGLECTED..
Mrs. Young wants . Divorce From Her
Husbssd who Abussd Hsr

@rs- Young wants . Divorce From Her
Hnsbssd who Abas.d H.r
Ellen Young. By hsr attorney. F. s. Don
aldsou, commenced divorce suit In the
Circuit Court yesterday szsinst her bns-
band, Henry Young The couple rer-
married IN Bridgeport. Saginaw county
August p. 1875 vhsn The complainant va
only IS Years old. Mrs. Young SAYS that
her husband sss been very crue 10 Der and
tnst ns has knocked her dorD aud at one
time be pointed Q loaded revolver A. hsr
la 1881 her father gave Mr.. Young ss00
and taey vent 70 ClsEslsad to engage in
business, but that hs sp.nt The money in
drinkisx and gambling snd then dsssrt.a
her, after selling the household furnifsrs
They nsv.s girl 10 years old thai Mr.
ounr TOOK and gave 20 bis parents. and
that sne 10 unable "a obtain the sfri For
al Of these and numerous other acts shs
vsnts o d ivorcs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

A reader of The Txrressx- Hxssrn wants
70 kso~ "a. opinioa of thi. pss-- cuoo.rn.
ing the appearance Of the pl.sss-srs in
konssvs parade. Th- plsster.r. certainly
ns-de very er~aitsots appearances. TIER
uniforms v-re nest ant appraprtsfs ard
I'd thsir aR =. eeF heen - great a. tA,sa al
sazne rzsnizsfisns tasv wsa,rs Nth
cut doaef hsve rsnked zmong the Ersf fn
ihe psrsde
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Cen. c. b Fisk viii SPEAK in Detroit sh.
evening Of the 7fh snd in K8skszon On
the next evening. hr. Fisk vii arrive ia
this city s6oat o'clock on he afternoon
ef the isth. snd vii remain uatils o clock
W6ils bere be wili 5e rendered reception
by the Young Aeus Prohibits0n CfuS. eut
ne viil Roi 10 snv spsssing bar nay uos.s-
biz Do 80 lstsr n tie sesson- ffse Gina
VII nses NJ. Fisk n Ensrcaiax uniform.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

The contract for constructing the ilssrine
CRIB n the river for the supply Of The CITY
pspes sas beea ist "a Aichsei Tsnnis. wbo
viii rscsivs s. ~ f5r he iob. The er;b
vii b ldo fset long ard six feet wias 81
sili be hHilt Of 2x2 scsatIinz. A arg p
ceiFiDE contsit ouiit Of q n beg ~fll cnanert
lae crIo ~ith the psmninE hoa.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
REAL ESTATE SALES.
rhis LISTS furnished BY W. r. soriSnsr,

This list is furnished by ". x. bcrionef,
real estate dealer % Pesrl-sl
Gerrfft J. koiicn 10 Jane Van eoateus<
lot s Butcrw0rth afc sod t %
Francis J. feTg ~ frefaick = IcHs
iot 81 CanhUids adc. t04
Autcn DutkieWicz 10 kosdgie lnU.issk.
~ lot $ bk h Mason 4 COS sob 20
DAVID n. Aashef % tbci = PAGE. inis
ih- and les. Leonard = f0s ads. $50
Catherine Dalton - Lewis Gsiiucs AID
wife iUt 2n Ia Ri 4 60 s. add ~ 500
Mary r Love O. Emma ID Fhtiiifs 90
T. los - Holc-f -fi sfgih4crs SID fH&
Gardiner + Huthinson 10 Joe lcv i9ski
psff sw = Sc z. ~ SEE - vsikeT fa5
Eobcri Babcccf g. uT on litnef and wife.
lie >. NV = o. sec. 4. Alsoma ....... .... i,or
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Joseph Dyer. q wyoming towsshis. "a.
up before Justice wsstfsi for sssaalt ard
hastery a. TIE oe3v 81 " p. Drske r.
}arv h-orSht in ver8.ct - r-,iItv a. ~.
Coart ssed ths defendant g. assi ca.ts "a.
csse ~ss imnaedislsly agpesisf - he -.
cuia Courf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

For I Ger esrs 61lL flrsd isssInk. irs-
r1zsrisses b.oo6 csIi rxins Iu tr.k sns
tes6 lsrse izsns sksn srapfions Eenars
ksrsspeYi = never fsiis r. gre rasisf Sc
slvsys essFsnfre s. Fr1oe s. ~ bo.fe
15tss drug stcre rs Nazroe-xs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Wedding spniversaries-First. cotton Sec
ond. paper. third, leather: fifth. wooden
seventh. wooden; tenth. tin; twelfth. silk
and fine linen, fifteenth. crystal: twentieth,
china; twenty fifth. silver; thiriieth. pearl
fortieth, ruby fiftieth golden; and seventy
fifth. diamond. Smoke Grand Republic
Ciggaros and Buffos. Sold by all hrst-clsss
dealers.
Morris II. TKEUscH & Bro,
Sole Agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Chs- Shieids rss tired iu tn. Pslic.
Coprf F-ster'sv for eesng iiscrisriv. and
wss soun1 guilty. Tuesday .vsains he ~s-
having a Discussion n his ssi,on ard
erss ae.fsi. sr1 ~a<n 0eicer Curry Told
N, Co keep stsA - maize sonae insnIfioz
rsnsfxs - the oftcsT. and -as arrested
- eiil rsceiv. his sesrence this nc-niax
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

TuesdaT Evs Batlsr rspsrtsd - Psgic-
Essdansr-ers thss vhils trsdinr in Hen-
Ser~ess Stare her goekstbcok wss takeu
f71En he ccnnter. ~hers sha hsf ali Il
TIE rocketncck contanef So N cur~~.~r
SRI oth-r susai cnsnga Ma 7nS<m -
- ls<s Dao sso< sas ~oDay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Superintendent q tas Per- G.a--, Q
eriesfh. q Goeseic coaaty. sr7iw-d u -.
cry a. evening" vEta AZ inssas a.a
.aoru he = tskiuz - 80 iassae szria-s st
fr.v~ss CztF. Re vi ses~e for - N~-.A
ta.z ~1rainx
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Fletcher & Wnty. sor wiscu B-a.'.
comnsncsd susf n tae Circuit Csurt vss-
s-rdsy sxsinst Joan r Fefdner Tas cs-s
= fez a~ss 80 ~ sissz . sss ssod. par-
aannA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
Miller Hats.
Miller Hats
Miller Hsfs.
HoUsENkr. por1tHEY 4 JosEs.
Miller Hair

Beware ~ outside SpecuistioDs. toncen b
trsfion % capital like concentration ~
mind Will prcdDoe The largest fesu ts.
SMOKE Grand Repn5ic Clgsrros and Buaos.
sold ~ al frsi ciess 8esiers
EozErs II IEEgs-H & BR0
Sole Efeoie
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

The following is liss al the marriage
licenses issued siuoe last published. with
the names. residence when outsid, the city,
and ages OF the parties
AGES
Geo. J.. Lnthor Aiuaukes. Mary Haris.
Grand bsp.ds...... t-U
william cuihvsy. Hattie luefshrra IA
son ..-.-..- Il. ..-......... A-l5
Philip iy1en. Chioaeo rndoia TlaDn T.
Crand Rapids .. ............... ss-la
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Never oveTrsts DoT uA1errsts your csps-
cftT Baab s-s siiks detria1s-sst Pat
sIvrys sncks 6es16 Espcbiif CieH~-os soa
Bodg< SD ~ a fTsf cisss 49, ltrs
MokEE n. IkEEfcH & Beo
@ffle esr:s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

The perfume Of violets. the purity Of the
lily, the glow of the rose and the flush of
Hebe combine in fozzoni's wondrous
Powder
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Look at the mountains far away. the
smiling valleys lying fallow. II = good
smoke is what yon want try Grand Bs-
public C.gsrro. Sold bv al irst-clsss deal.
srs BoEnIs II. TEEUsCH & BRo..
sole AteDfe
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

EsTly Fsj novelties TO- resdT a. Nsss
Nintoas. IN The nsv SoepsFd block Fem
fsi8-<f.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

a sfs - sssoEfncezf 81 earf Pa ke.e.
trn - sr6 &C nir5rafasd. ?; - - Ninsons
a s1s nes sssysrs ssock, Fsen-sn-sZ
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

DR.. W. J. Carter vili be st the Esele Ho-
tel September 8 and :. Consultation free.
Ire. Ear and Chronic Diseases. Home
treatment OF Compound OxTeen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Al elegant iiDs of Derby Hats AZ s;vies
sBd prices son and crush hsfs for every
oas y no CONES
HorsSxsN. DovssgAy 4 JorFs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Young Mems and Broadway styles OF
silk hats
HoUsEMkE, DorNkLLY 4 JoEEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

The Miller bats are here--thev are lust
right HousgNsK. DoSsALLY 4 IoFEs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

10 travel II 80, YOU must be very careful
of your health. or your doctors bills wall
cost you more than your travelling e.
penses A bottle OF sulphur Btisfs viii
protect you from all fict ness inc.dent 10 a
change Of climate. -Esensng Telegram
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

If you want the best. buy the Miller hat
HoUsEaAs. DoKNALLY & JoNEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
soARD or EDUCATION.

They Ass Lest Essaisg ssa Csss.sssa
the Votes OF assa.ys klsettss.
The Board 0f Eauestlon net iAsl evening
as a returning board. aud declared the
Trustees elected lssl Monday. as pGblished
IL The TEtEsEAx. HEstLp members OF the
Board, a. required by law. Bat one pro-
test was entered
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
The ligh;est and finest hat in the market
the Miller.
HoUsENsS. DoTNtILY & JoEEs.

NoTIcE.
All members OF the Mississippi Marine
Brigade aud RaE Fleet are requested to
meet at the Office Of the Register of Deeds
in the county building. On Saturday even
ing, Sept. stb, a, 5:30 O'Clock sharp.
BEsKY 4. kcCorMfcK.
Co. G. Cavalry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08
Opening and Closing of the NEaii.

Opening and Closing of the Walls.
Northern mails close at 1880 and 1890 a. m.
and 12:45, $50 and $50 p. N. Open at $50
q. NJ, 1900 m. and $50 p. m.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va. close at 5:45
and 10: 80 a. M, 5:45 and 900 p. IN. Open at
$50 and 11:30 a. N.
Southwestern mails via Charlottesville, Va,
close at 500 and Ills a. m. and 900 p. m.
Open at $50 a. NJ, 1900 m and $50 p. m.
Manassas Division mails close at 2:30 p. M.
Open at 1000 q. N
Alexandria and .olnd Hill, Va, mails close at
345 a. m. and 4:20 p m. Open at 900 g. IN and
4:3O p. m.
Closed mails to Falls Church. Vienna, Fairfax
c. f., Herndon, Leesburg and Purcellville, Va,
close at APO p. m. and open at 900 a. m.
Western mails close at 12:45, 4:3O and 1880
p. M. Open at $50 a. NJ, 1900 NJ and $50 pm.
Washington, DC, mails close at 1880 and 1870
g. m, and 12:45, $50 and $50 p. IN. Open
at $50 and 1000 a. M, 1900 M, and 800 and
$50 p. N.
Office Hours-open at $50 a. m. Close at $50
p. m. Open at $50 p. M. Close at 7 p. N.
Sunday Hours-Open at 900 q. m. Close st
$50 s. N.
CARRIERS SCHEDULE-Collections made on s.
trip routes-6:3O and 1000 a. M, 1920
200 and 600 p. M. On Strip route-6:30 and
1000 a. m. and 600 p M
Deliveries made at 500 a NJ, - IN. and 500
Pm.
sundsy-Carriers' window open at 800 and
close at $50 q. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08
1893 ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
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The GAZETTE, cbronologically, is in IN.
eighty-ninth year of its existencs and Il ~,
only the oldest paper in the State, but Nit,
very few exceptions. in the country, NJ,
withstanding the fullness of its years I. -.
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ell that is of the slightest interest n a..
andria. It's regular correspondents f,ou
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