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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-02-24

JOB PRINTING of every variety at the lowest
prices consistent with good work and quality
of stock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-02-24
OF VERMONT--District OF
- Addison, IS,

y AUUIsOh, IS.
son
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Rollin Birchard, late OF Middlebury, in said
District, deceased. GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said Probate Court at the Probate ONCE in
Middlebury, in said District on the 5th day OF
March, a. d. 1883, at 10 O'Clock a. m, to
show cause, il any You have why the account
OF ID. Rider, administrator OF the estate of
said deceased, should not be allowed, and also
why the residue OF said estate should not be
distributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Middebury, in said district, this
18th day OF February, A. D., lSSS.
GEORGE +. KNAPP, Register.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-02-24

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, $253,73s IS
Overdrafts 1874 SO
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 100000 90
s. Bonds on hand, 20,500 90
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages, $500 90
Due from approved reserve agents, 22,520 81
Due from other National banks, $500 90
Real estate, furniture and fixtures, 5000 90
Checks and other cash items, 232 95
Bills of other banks, 1,500 90
and cents, 325 6S
Specie 1904 90
Legal tender notes, 1854 90
Redemption fund with L. S. Treas
urer (5 per cent. of circulation 5000 90
Total, s5Ss 800 Sc
Capital stock paid in, 100000 90
Surplus fund, 10000 90
Undivided profits, 26,303 .5
National bank notes outstanding, 114,7l0 90
Dividends unpaid 5S5 90
Individual deposits subject to check, 72,342 20
Demand certificates of deposit, "a, $50 02
Total s5]s, 800 56
County of Addison, SIS. ney, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
CHARLES E. PINNEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of February, 1888.
GEORGE NJ. FLETCHER,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest,
A. a. FLETCHER,
CALVIN HILL, directors.
G. S. WAINWRIGHT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-02-24
CURRENT OPINION.
THE wINDHAM COUNTY KEG.

Brother SWANS reply to the ST. Johns
bury querist indicates that he has his
hand over the bung of the Windham
county gubernatorial keg; but 1t may
prove Fuller than he can hold, as the pro-
cess of fermentation goes on; or he may
be Harrised beyond his ability to protect
both, should the bovine Hooker get after
his coat-tails.-TLudlow Tribune.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-02-24
AUCT|0N!
will sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8TH,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m, at the residence of tn
late JAMES +. MOORE, one.halt mile
South of Shoreham Village,

the following personal property, If not pre-.
viously disposed OF: COWS, Jersey heifer
one year old, IS Registered spanish Merino
sheep, including 2s breeding ewes, 10 yearling
ewes, 10 eve lambs, balance yearling and
two-year-old rams; % bushels oats, more or
less, and a quantity of barley; l moving ma
bhine, Bay State horse rake, nearly new ;
mandrake and garden rake, forks, spade, sho
vel, hoes, buck saws, hand saw, square, au.
gers, chains, axe, iron bar, l potash kettle,
l set Iiowe's scales, single sleighs, set dou-
BILE sleighs, 2 single harnesses, set light dou-
BILE harnesses, ? neck yokes, evener and wifi
hetrees, buffalo robes, plow, grain cradle,
new cultivator, l harrow, l shovel plow, |
lumber wagon, single wagon, grintstone
and many other articles too numerous to
mention; also quantity of
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-02-24
Vol. LII.
Q. II. THORP, Editor and Manager.
E r NJ S ::

One Year, $3.50
Six Months, 15
Four Months, 80
Three Months, 40
Advertising Rates on application.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-02-24
K tionai Bank Of MiddIebury

at Middlebury, in the State of Vermont, at the
close of business, February IA, 1885,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-02-24
Ct te SsrE HH2aseC " Sr%e Sf tie First

at Orwell, in the State OF Vermont at the close
of business, February IA, 1888.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

A. ~ao Afs isssrsssss II Eas .ork a
--fhs EzzsrsssH - - 81 al ~ kso~ ssass
rssUlls Of "a ssort ais q swe-snd . hsif
raestAa Of TIE tkirts<s ssrls whs hsss
osas - "a ssssn are He. keosxssis ss.f-
Supporting seAsn. foxss are stia ~ish
- .alsias 10 sss tns rxAs PlsO< sAd soxs.
We Asss nsDy ssc ossss ssms of toe giris
e. tAsy loek isEvsfd - ne stoss. spslie&-
taon Esossssry 70 yirtuoGa Ell nairt teu-
saes. ls.sF ssoGvsrs snd. ierssstis. tie
kexr0rs Of tAs dsptss ffo& uhieA tksy
ksss ooAs srs area e<Ck ~ tie uts 81 "a
ll1sory pnsslise ~ ease ana fresGon frcE1
toil Even tkeggk taey sip fFon oGT
gasp aad fal "a : lGtO ne ss<thiAs wat-
era Vi siu vet Ne tssl tast Iksy carry wilh
Ihsn Rsssy sssas VI geod. ~klcs oil bear
ffUlI. th0ash II "a sflax msay dsys
Ine Fe4sinlDg tkrs< Of toe thirtesn are oi
Tie latter e.ass. oas ot these bss ssut ps
sord shs "a not k.pPy 31a Wants 10 oouas
AID uy axsia. 30 ss are sBdsxsorins -
prsctics lie lnjuAesioa "Unul seyenly tinass
seven
A lev days aSo case uas brought OstoFs
tie public Ia he papers. which. 10 those
Who Know al the las snd outs Of the
tragedy. seems rich material for Hugo OF
. Diek ksns
We grow Indignant - We read The sso bis
tory Of hases kaatiEe, ana Eeei thai II Ne
lad besR there We wsald hSYs done come
thiDg 70 help her. let Us realize that The
"F.utiass" are fight here Ia our mlosI. and
We cAs help them TO help themselves II ss
WILL
II ths fathers aud mothers OF this city
could only realize that sy generous. hearty.
shsle-souidea support Of the work Of The
Emerson tssy would sena Cal . mighty
igfiuencs 10 purify the lives Of their sons.
as we'll ~ the girls for whom We do, We
would not be hsmpered in our eforts by
lack Of money 20 carry oB the work. All
contributions will be gladly received by
the treasurer of The Emsrsen Associ a.
too" Ars Elizabeth EsglesEeld, No. 65
Aonroe-st., upstairs.
AENBEx ExsCrTIyE BoARD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
AAUSEMENTS.

The success Of the presentation OF the
Chimes of Normandy" or as Gilbert him
self more ftly entitled il the BELL. OF Corne-
vills," lies in the proper presention Of the
dual role Of Good-ior- Nothing Serpolette
and the Marchioness, and this was excel
lently done and well sung by Miss Lucille
Meredith last night at Redmonds. Frank
Deshon. ~ Gaspard, showed himself to be
better actor than singer. but he is
good in any place. Mis-, Dressler was per-
feet rs Germains. Ricketts,. with his sonor-
Gus tenor. was q splendid Marquis. and
Herbert Mathews. as the notary. Kept the
audience IN Q rosr OF laughter. The cho-
russs were well rendered, all playing strict
attention TO Charles Amsden's leadership.
The house was comfortably well filed, and
the entsrtai nment, as always. was most en-
joyable. Mr.. Deshon's season will close to-
night with Robert Maccsire," and next
week will be given up 10 Chip of the Old
Block By the Scott & Mills Company.
with Miss Jessie Bonel and a strong COM
edy company.
Mr.. w. A. Rusch, representing Rusco Il
Svift's Uncle Toms Cabin" Company, ar
rived In the city last evening and presented
bis card. entitled The Commercial Tour
ist's Guide" gotten up expressly for COM
merc iAl travellers. and reads thus: Com
plim epts Of Rusco a Swift who take the
same night jumps. eat the same horn steak,
and pay sxcsss baggage in order 10 scs the
country" Uncle Tom will hold forth at
Redmond's Grand the week of SEPTEMBER ;.
Mr.. George Obsr. under the management
Of Brady 4 GzrwOod. opened the season at
lonia Wednesday night in bis famous char
sctsr OF DR.. Jekyn aud Nr. Hyde. Mr..
Obsr hss an excellent support sll through.
and the play was heartily enjoyed oy all
judging by the number OF encores they re-
ceived. They srsfsure to draw crowded
houses ~hsrsvsr they appear
McNish. Rama and Arno', company
promise to give a very rehBed aud never
tnelsss very entertaining minstrel perform
snce at Powers Opera House this evening.
The press in cities where they have visited
speak in high terms Of the character of tbe
entertainment. The company will give =
parade on Canal. Monroe and Division -sts
st noon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

TIE Dse4asas fiIsd Win tss Secretary
of state.


rs. Dseu@sas fiI.d Win tn. secretary
of stats
sheriff Bishop axs completed bis annual
report snd forw ardsd Il TO the Secretary Of
STATE a. lansing. The report shows that
ths number Of prisoners Ia the Jail al the
beginning Of the year for which tue report
vas made was IS. number received during
the year s5l; whole number Of DAYS con-
na-d, 1887. male. committed, 7So, females,
o3. uGdsr Is years old. a2i males charged
with high crimes, 29f. females 2l males
charred WITH minor offences s66. females.
>. Insane persons. e. sent 10 STATE prison.
II. sent 20 Reform story a. IOnis. p sent to
Detroit House OF Correction. s. seat 10 Re
lora school, 70. sent 70 Industrial school
for uisls, ?. detained as witnesses. 5. de-
LAined as osbtors, 10. prisoners escaped. 2.
nnn0sr remaining st close of year. l9
number received during the year who could
not rssd. 81. could not write. So.
Males oorn ia the United States. 523.
British America 7; Enslsnd. a.; Ireland
"a; Scotland, o. Germany, 35, Holland. So,
5ssdsn. Is; South America, /, Mexico /;
Females born in the United States. rs;
British America. 2 Engisnd, 4. Ireland, Il.
Scotland. 2; German, 3. Holland, g. OF the
prisoners there were 65 negroes; mnlst-
toes and Indiana OF the prisoners born
in the United States AS had foreign born
parents.
The total sum received by the Sheriff for
board and keeping OF prisoners, attending
courts ETC., vas $4.570 90, paid for medical
attendance, SIPS: paid for clothing. 500;
cost Of running Jail for the year, s4,925 so;
amount Of travelling and other expenses in
arresting and taking prisoners TO Jail. etc,
81 l7Z3O. amount of money expended IN
taking prisoneEs 10 the State Prison ana
Houses Of Core ction, ssl5T5.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

The Fall meeting OF the Detroit Driving
Club takes place September 4 To inclusive,
and promises to be an unusually interest
ing and enjoyable meeting. The National
Association OF Trotting Horse Breeders
stakes. twelve in number. are 10 bs trot.sd
here in addition TO three stake and six purse
races offered by the club. The club also OF.
iers breeders premium, called the Detroi,
Driving Club roadster stallion Sweepstakes
(somstimes called . herd prize). $1,000 pre-
MUM, for thi best horse with five OF his
get of any sex or sge. to be shown at will.
First premium. $500; second premium.
$500: third premium. 500. Altogether
there is about SO 900 offered In stakes nd
purses. The special race will be one of in
tense interest, which. combined with the
array OF young talent which promises TO be
here. will make week Of rare spor.. and
there can be no doubt that the meeting will
prove TO be one OF the great events of the
season. The track Is recsiving constant at
tention, 80 that il will be even faster than
il was for the Summer meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
BOLD PIECE OF WORK
soMsoNs sToLE als eolo ~ATcH.
VIA c. sz2s1a e. EsRtsys - Aiesss .
Lls.xy sk~sl< kSse>a shiis ss sleeps
Ess Rs~ ala 49, ~ ths oso~->s
Gtas - tns fhtef CsssL

Grsn3 R.e.ds a. srsssat seems - BE
hsrsol , ss.sEsl ssry sever erseks. ana
tasY are 1oiDs s1sissss -ith /. z-arxss de-
go Of soltasss. wednesday nigat Will
c. susith, an s@pl0ys N Aibes's livery
ssBls, troepsd iats . sisso sEIie iyiDg %
a eo1ch n tAs oeies. and .itEsagn sslssp
snly. ss 1s4saLs soms Oas relieved
nln II . 90 god sslcn salcn Es lad ia
as vest pocket TIE stealing sas d9ne 10
a roosa thsL = almost a. 4 sEE as dsy vitn
tns irons slaaoss snd dogf Standing vide
oesa, - thai p4s<sfs-5y coala Sc az that
-as tskinx place ia lAs ol1es. Ire indlcs-
L0as sFs ta4t Ia satcn mRst have seoa
sLoisn oy some person acquainted With Ar
smith and Bis room. fae watch sss taken
sozas time Del sssa > ~ Aad 10 ciock- M.
smith c4BnOg even rs4empeK Egl1g 10
sleep. 50 tnzt tns soFk vas done very
quickly shea De sss slssping for a mo-
meat
rsis Is the sscond watch stolen from the
msn ia Aloess livery staols 10 q laysteri-
eos manner fne other saseh sas tak sn
from tAs or1es ABOUT 4 O'Clock n ths
moralng.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

DR.. Ernst Fleiscbl, professor Of physiol-
ogy in tho University Of visnna, who was
one Of the Austrian commissioners at the
Philadelphia exhibition, recsntly submitted
TO one Of the most curious surgical epera-
tions on record In consequence Of blood
poisoning from a dissection, Be had been for
years q suffersr from exTueiating neurAlgic
pains. accompanied by swsllings The sni-
nent surgeon, Professor Billroth, had failed
10 give permanent reiisf by repeated opera
tions, and finally gave up the case. Recently
Billrsrh's assistant DR.. Gersuny, called his
attention to a simiinr case on record In which
= cure had been achieved by q resection Of
the diseased nerve and the substitution of
the corresponding nerve Of O rabbit. Pro
fessor Billroth urged DR.. Fleischi to assent
like operation, which DR.. Gersuny
reformed with complete sucoesx-Beston
frapspripr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition has this
y day been sled BY The undersigned IN the
Circuit Court for the County Of Kent and state Of
Michigan, and Is nov pending in said o0urt, for
the purpose o. vscating portion OF the pst Of
Boynton * &Judd's Lake Addition 70 the City OF
Grand Rapids, being Plat o; portion Of s.; ;tion
80, OF Township No North, OF range No. n
Wcst according 10 the government survey. in
The township Of Grand Rapids in said County Of
Kent and state OF Michigan. surveyed and laid
ont for the proprietors by ". l.. Coffinbury ESQ. %.
civil engineer and surveyor. on the l7th day Of
July. ls72. and recorded in the Office OF the
Register Of Deeds. of said County OF keut upon
said 9TH Of July, 1874 st oolock in the fore
uoon, in pist hook 30. e ssTsge g Thai % Is
proposed 10 alter said plst under and by virtue
Of the provisions Of chapter p OF Howcils
Annotated Statutes Of Michigan. and the amend
ncnts thereto, hJ vacatinE al that par of Barn
ard street. a. laid down upon ssid pst. which lies
aetveep los twenty Eve C,si upon the N0rtherv
side thereof and lots ninetecn and twenty 1s aud
2r upon the -outherlv side thereof That the
matter ~ ssid petition viii be called Up for hear
ing on Monday. the 2sth day Of september, A. D..
lsts
Dated. Grand Rapids Michigan. June p 1885,
The street Railway Company o. Grand Rspids
SAMUEL HATUfR
EDwARD ". WITHEY. Attorney lor PetitioueS
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

BarKi.rs Eater the noass OF Cornelius
Ceurtrixht .ad steal $50.

Bsrxi.rs Eater the noass of Cornelius
Ceurtrixht .ad steal $50.
Thursday While Cornelius Co0rtrighI an
Ada township farmer. Was attending the old
settlers picaic 81 Ada thieves entsrsd bis
house and stsls so Ns. Co1rtrigat, who
Is very deaf. and hired man were A. the
house and ths hired mae tells the follosing
story.
Whiie thsy were eating dinner he
thought hs hsasd some one ia tue
psrl0r aud got up from the table
and went 10 Investigate. bat saw no one.
However, a short ume sfls<ward Il Was dls-
covered that $50 had been taken from the
paTior, but fne gold watch belonging 10
Ms not touched. Suspicion al nrst pointed
TO Wm. Pettis, labOfer IN the neghoor-
hood. and be was arrested by Deputy Sher.
IN Wsirsma early yesterday morning and
brought to Jail here. Mr. Mlersma, armed
with q search warrant, searched Petiies >
trunk. but could md nothing Of The miss
ing cash. Mr.. CouTtright then gave up the
search aud sent word TO sheriff Bishop 10
iibsrate Petite, which was done.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25


Miss Sadie Allen Is visiting in wsylsnd.
Cass. Daugherty and wife srs a; Gun
lsxs
captain Garett has rssurnsd from Ale
gan
Mss Emma Spear isft yesterday for visit
% AIisgan.
HH. ives has returned from his Wis
consin "trip.
Miss Addis Waters Is visiting her brother
a. Plain vel.
Ar. and Ms : J. Osxood are spending a
fev days in Chicago.
Msssrs. Ben Hsnchstt and Jshn Wheeler
hsvs CONS % Cincinnati
Alss sadis Allen 3 a. waylsnd. the
guest Of Miss Jennie Cole.
Msssrs Don Crawford and James Muir
have returned from Detroit
Mr. add Mrs William Tanner have gone
10 ousrs Beach for a few days.
Mrs. N. v. Curtis and daughter, Miss
Nahei. haze rstgrnsd from ta- Fast
Nrs. g. Never, of Chicago. i, the guest
Of Niss ella Nangoid. Of 70 scribnsr-sr
r. ". Bradford and family ar oscupy-
INK The Powers cottage st Ottawa Beach.
Mt. McKsnns. Of Ssult sss. Mars. is tbs
guest of relatives and friends IN this city.
Miss Eva acNest. Of Ii.bon, is spending
afew weeks With J. N. Travis and family.
MIS- Minnie Carnahsn. Of lansing. -
visiting r. Brown, No. 10 Sumsrr ST.
y g Underwood and family hsr. closed
ther cottage az ths Beach and returned
honue.
Mss Emma Wilson q spending Two weeks
ia DabuQue Iowa the guest Of Mr.. and
Ma Co.Zrovs.
~ e. 1scsmsn srs wiliisn Marley left
yesterday tor Rsuxor. Iawtoa s1d other
points IN the Sists
NJ. snd Mrs. ysa swsrtout hsv- na~-d
into their slsssnt new home on south Tn
ior-sr near Eberrv-st
N-s RI he Crrssf and 6srilv and Mrs. e.
r crowsll hsve resnrned from six -sess
stav SO otfavs 8-scs.
sfr and NJ n r Baker isf sst sv.n-
ing f1- ChsrieveIx vhers Mrs. Baker will
rsfaein d1r sons sseks
S-s. A. Tr.vis ard daughter hsv. 70
turned from Charlevoix where they ssvs
beer spending be summer.
Nrv. e. z Vsrs and dsuxhtsr. - Chi
cssn sre fhe guests Of Nrs Ntne's srsthsr.
E-aas A Caisins. ~ North Coif-sve
Ns ssscrxs g. Norton. II Chicsrn. q
~f.rne Der daughter. M. ! n Rsfhbons
aai rtf.r rslsi as md frieu3s here
es~ n Hal rsstor 81 ne P-rshv.sr-
f.a ern-rh s. Wsrss~ l-d = y tke cirr
ere guest af his old frisnt Dr. p 6ris-
wo.t
r. 81 Rutherford sni fsuiiv vie
n.nr@f ls ra.s -if~ rem Hart. hsvs rsken !.
rrer rssiaence On Madison ave. nszr
lta- - Nskns vil ss1-s~s Rsrns-
h- -ees ~ ~ Nid3ssvilie asxt Thar--
csc Ez-ffs ver1cr AizeT vii - prsssnt
e. sss -,ske ~ address
Nettis S1se~. 80 hes resn
6rfrrr roatp treasurer tor aes~y iour
~e-s -esi nei fsr pesi1lcu vest~e.r
-nrs hss ersn spsssese> s->ty
Jlsassrer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
RAILROAD BUNDLES.

wB. Bo.tpck, Of the G. R. &L general
frsaght of11cs left yssse-5s- ~ith rs anilv
for t~o ~ss<s vssit IN Dabaqus. IA
Engine We 4 which ran from The track
snf stprsd ever a. Big Rapids T1ezdar =
new a re rspsir snsp saf it = not hsolv
damaged and via scsn - en- sssir.
Ths q. F.. /. q =. have Inst ooupistpsi a
vsrv foe rsfer snk st their reund hcrs-
RE r1uaS asss- . ccr1pl-tsd snS - snon
ss ~ taru fshie sut racks can hs iar
y be a fuj operation.
Taers . some AK snorg ths vsri ard
shoo nsn - - Sc1th YsFis of xsttisg ~
= i1int discussion 81 taa ssues 81 fhe -as-
p.irn. Davis QuirtsF wiil prrhshlv - 80
Champion Of thr kesu5ilcs snd Vs.
sass.ii 81 he Prchlstion isss
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
POLICE PICKUPs


-Four drunks we're up before the Police
Court yesterday.
Several front doors Of stores we're found
open again lsst night
Mrs. Lawler was arrested yesterday on =
warrant FOR being disOrdsTlv.
The John Shofty css. Of bar oh.iru ction
went ever until ihs 3oth yesterday.
The case szsinst Francis Boylsnd va,
discontinued yesterday. The case uss nolls
pressed.
Geo. Fundsy vas arrested on West
BriJgsst last . Eht for sssa8ltng q
vomsn
u r Raymond. ths man CHARGED With
rsoeivinE stolen goods. viii come up again
the 77th.
Fred DsilT -. srressd yesterday for
s-liing liquor ia elso room rithouf pay
'as Sts,s az
To. second w.rr.ns for p p S-.e; ~.
issued yesterday, snd the case vii cone
I'd sgsin today
A warrant wss Issued Yesterday for Fred
sske for ssssulf md battery on Fred Ed
vsrds su-sl eoT
Els ". BsHsv q ~ Wsath7-svs. -
ported % To Police Yesterday tas' s5s bad
lost Der pccksfbook. coo tsinisg - -
Geo Edvsr5s ths boy Who sso's ths
rrintinE nrsSs -ss fred So and cosfs CT
thirtT dsTs - a.. Re -ss ccuuaiffesl.
Paddy Merton. puxist. --s s-rs.t~s
issf eveainx fer neinE drunk Psdfv gave
oScsr Ch.F.s xrsst 6ezi Of tr5c5is but D.
wsnt n = ce,i j1ss 10 ssrae
Nm. Zmmsrus1. chsrzsi viib ssss
sn1 bsttsrr ~ y n kilE -ss frie3 ~ =
fnT7 Yesterday ia the Po5ce Couyf. sn6 -ss
s0rrd not xalIfv. Z took iast sfsv-fvs
ria1css - ~ - ce<s IT'S srds ne a.
- ~nsstioa fro1 ne s7rtsern sn1 q The
slE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

News from Stanley locates him neer Lake
Mvutsn and al right. But the actual knowl-
edge Of his movements IS nearly six months
old SLOW and unsatisfactory as this is, one
has only 70 compare a recent map Of Africa
with one published thirty years ego TO ree
Vow amazing has been the opening of the
lark continent We now have g fairly ac-
eurate typographical knowledge Of three
fourths Of what was then unknown land y
That it is rich, ferssle, well vatered CONT
nent w. know-wlth no moro irreclsimable
desert than any Of the other continents. IL
Is not too sanguins forecast that s-es
Africa, 100 years from now, belted With rail
roads aud telephones, and the home Of high
civilization. We shall probably soon hear
from Stanley as all night. snd oommunics-
ton established with Emin Bey.-Glooe-
DamDcraf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
YESTERDAYS FIRE.

The Old Butterworth & Lowe Foundry
The Damage Not known.
The IRE department was called out yester-
day afternoon to extinguish 3 fire in the
Butterworth & Lowe foundry, which was
put out before much damage was done, ex-
cept with water. The hre caught in the
garret over the pattern room. and must
have caught from spark from the oupols.
as a blast was being taken. The hre was in
the OLD building used by Butterworth Il
Lowe so many years before the brick snop
was erected. The building was put up in
1912.
The building and content. were fully in
sured
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

A Bsngor young woman one Saturday
evening vent into book sfore and asked ths
clerk. whom she knew well, To pick her out
good novel 70 rsad nszt day. The novel was
selectsd. and the clerk deity substituted for
r. New Testament. made neat package
,nd thought that hs rad played a good pike
or shs girl On Monday morning be beard
from the Joke. TIE young woman entered
toe sto-~ very White IN the face ard banged
The Testament down on the counter. I'D
have tAro~n that IN the Ere. she ssid. II
there bad been any vsy in which l ooald
nav. made yo1 psy for r. I'll never buy .
c~nts Worth a. yos again. - there Give
ma th. bcot I boaght ~ ssturdsy,- ssd
thsn she Aca1csd o1t.-Ne- York Sua
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
An Old Pupils Testimony.

Prof C. G. Swensberg has sold his bu ST.
ness college at Grand Rapids. Professor S,
has been st the helm o: the college from its
birth, having founded il in 1866. The ar
chitect OF these columns proudly locks back
10 the time he was q member of that college
class and right well do We remember the
many little lectures the Professor gave US,
all OF which we're for our own good in fu-
ture lfe.-Xecosta County Courier. August
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

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