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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
Turn out and celebrate tonight.
PERSONALITIES.

AL Brimer went on . hunting trip up
North yesterday.
Miss Mary Roberts, of Hastings. was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs q. s Brown have returned
from their wedding "Trip.
Z. B. Coolidge, OF the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad. is in the city.
To Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dsmskey, of the
Arnold House, a teD-pound boy.
Mrs s. A. Bartlett, OF Cleveland, o., is
visiting Mrs. X. J. Stowe at SIS Jefferson
ave.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Pettenger have re-
turned from a visit with friends in Fort
Wayne.
DR.. 8. G.. Graves, who has been sick for
some time past, is again able 10 attend to
his practice.
Miss Anna Grady. of this city and John
Kelley, OF Auskegon, are TO be married To-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Andrew Thompson and daughter
Izs, of Grand Hszen, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Muir.
Mrs. Levi and son. of Chicago. who have
been the guests of Mrs. Charles Kelley,
have returned home.
Rev. +. r. Bennett Of the Wealthy Ave-
recent sudden illness.
Mrs. X. A. Stevens and daughter left yes
terdsy morning for an extended stay in
Boston and other Eastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith w Osterhout have
upon three FreDchmen scros. the line yes
gone to California - spend the Winter.
w II. Hughes. of the Michigan Cafhoiic.
is in the city but leaves i0dsy for New
York. Mrs. Hughes will accompany him.
Rev John Graham is in Spring Lake
attending he Grand Rapids District Minis
terial Association sEd Revival Confer snce
of the Il. f. church.
Mrs. Wright, OF Coldwater Kansas. who
vss called here by the death of Der father,
James Ciyesdae. will remain as the guest OF
ber sister for few dsvs
Frank Emmer, John Goebel and Elmer
Adams nave gone down the river i0T duck
hunt; they travel oy the steamer Sport 4.
owned by Frank Emmel.
Fred Cloves has gone TO Chicago on bnsi-
ness. His nephew. Frel .. Cioyes, OF Chi
csgo. who has been visiting friends here for
the past two weeks, returns home today.
Mrs l.. A Hodges has returned ffom
South Haven, where she went 20 sttsno q
reunion OF her family aud celebrate the
tweuty-ibird birthday Of Der s0s Fred, Of
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
HE ONLY aEPUsucAN WHIPPED
Fisppsr rhrsshsd la . Georgia Town
for yssisx for Harrison

FIsppsr rhrsshsd la . Georgia Town
for sstisx for Hsrri-oa-
ATLANTA. Nov. I3.-rhe Democrats GER
AMY have rule in Elberton. q small town
a Northeast Georgia. In this town only
ns vote wss cast for Harrison. and that
Wa By . young man hitherto recognized As
. slAunch Democrat oY tas name Of Pat
rex Henry. 50 great was the odlum in
which be Vas held by bis fellow to-nsmen
that hs was pabliciy eo-hidsd- This seem
sd 20 establish a precedent for intended
Harrison voters and duria< ths entire day
rot Harfisoo man had the teneriiy TO
cas- q ballot, although iL - ssid- that a
least sns hundred Republicans vote a. that
pr-cincE.
" r., S0~srs, the Republican elsctor for
the district in which E0erton Is situated. was
trssfea - a view OF ais xravs last Tues day
morning. On Monday nixnt the Democrats
@ Eoerfon. having come 70 the conclusion
that Cleveland would be sure TO De ected
sd ieeling thkl in such event The Rspuo l.
cans would have 90 Deed for hr. Bowers
vote, proceeded % chiscl a nlich0 Tor him IN
Eloerton cav IN tae edge Of toe township.
Mr. 60~srs = a nan of considerable pODu-
isrity. notwithstanding hIs polllcs. He
ssys hs gusssss lasy viii pas over the grave
~funeral postpcued.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
AZ EXCITING eLoPGMENT.
GirPs a.sty Escape Prom Her Hsms
wlthoat Hat or Wrap.

without Hat or wrap
tks- 4sist ri. 20. ft.tkaA4 ssNA<a
LAzs ODESSA. Nov. l3.-An exciting
elopemsnt occurred here last Sa. a.urday. The
parties are Edward Psrnslee and Miss Jes-
sic Mslroy. PsruIelee drove down to the
prospective brides house. went 10 the door
I'D after moments conversation started
sack 10 the Vehicls. WheL I'd was about
half way to the ouggy. Jessie started on the
run. got into Ihe 0oggy before Ia could,
aud the pair drove away. Parme.es's
brother wza near oy. Mrs.. Mslroy got the
snot gun to shoot the brother. but, after re-
decung how futile such 4 procedure would
os. putt up. Mr.. MAlroy And John Buch-
anan. = constable started IN pursuit with
soae salt. out didn't get close enough to
lse IL When Jessie started she han neither
Tat nor wrap on. Mr.. Aalroy was down
torn getting out papers with the intent 10
send Jessie 10 the Reform School. Eds
brother went irto the Office aud found the
papers being gotten out. hence the result
About the only offence chsrgsble against
Jessie was that she wanted To- get married.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
Turn Out and celebrate to0i izhs
POISONED BY CHEMICALS

F-0 Men Engaged in Plstirg st York q
ssus' are Poisoned By Chemicals Used.
Wiilian Coils and <. II. Sasw. two
piaisTs working for York s sons. music
dealers. whiis At work yesterday At about
IL ocloek suddsnls f4iu;ed Al their work
aad others ubo we're working in the same
rootn como aimed Of a strange and gidd7
sraiiuz. Or. Rosems vas called to attend
ne 80 msn Who bad fsintsd. and after sr-
srliai0g TIE msn ns rad >nsv removed to
ais aonae a. lis Scrib1sr-st. While Coils
remained 81 bis Egrs. after rsc0verias con-
sciousness
In ne afternoon Dr. R0ssuns wss called
% Saass n0use szsil sud fouad tia, be
bad asd sevsrsi spssms during the dsy
Dr. koseaa ca ed Dr. Lapinski snd the
80 decided hat he men vsrs undoubtedly
p1iscEed ~ ias chemicals used IN the pat
ag pr0-e-s r. shica n men we're e. Eork
J. y. Gerx fhauKsi the men hsd islated
rom the i1ui ar IN rhs room.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
spLENol0 COACHES
$50 Elsgsst wagner sis~pinx Cars Ad-
dad 60 tbs 4. = ". n. Boiling stock

$40 Elsgsst wagner sis~ping Cars Ad-
asd so TIE a. = ~. n. Boiling stock
Tro Wagner slsspinx cars cor struc,ed ss-
Fsci.Iiy ior the C. q ". VI. Railroad. have
nst ssso put into commission between this
sty and Chicago. These ears are among
re most slsgans ever constructed by the
Wagner Company. They are higher and
LOGGER Than the ordinary ears. aud saperior
ia al respects. They contsin trslFs sec-
tons. stsre. smoking. toilet and wash
rrorns aud each berth q provided sita IN
sectfic Del lcr sammoaing zoe porter. The
upper osftas srs TIE same width az the
lower and ewing % the greater height OF
the car. ara muCn more c0mfortaDis sBd
roemg thaa 0rlinsrv Tbs iateri0r Is very
handsom-iv unisbed m solid. hsnd-carved
mahogany. hssvY 5eveled plate gass mir
rors sDd rich drspsriss TIE upao sterinE
is Of hg1t blue embossed pIush- lae ears
So osusd respectively the LsTrence and
L.ndhsm. ard srs certainly models Of sis-
EanCe aud comfort.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

Jsrkscxrrrf = 50. Sov. iS-f3srs ~srr
ssvea as~ eases snd ixa 3caths today TIE
-esrrsr is rs-ss and secwerv Navy
-.f.,gres o. ttsic usr acre - s1ssner RON
Nv YORK - 1.,f BE- tlls-ei ta cone 60
- .tw The cutlooS - hoceful for I.
sra.siv -s-n-ari Ga OF business
prcsrrR Ata No~ l3-The yellow
fe-er e-ou1xe ~ .hls slsc- 3 practically At
"a sot Esiirrsd freirs az sgsia stopping
h@r- sa3 business II oei8g generally -
81 aei
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
la Session Yesterd&s-wal Complete ths
Nork Today.

la Session lesterd&s-wsn Complete the
Nork Today.
The County Board OF Canvsssers met yes.
t.rdsy. a. required by law. 10 canvass The
vote VI Kent county. John Ste1etee Was
elected chairman, aud as 10 customary the
work OF preparing = report was turned over
10 q committee, and the Eoard adjourned
unul this mOrniug. The committee con
sists Of +. d. Eddy, OF Lowell. X. n
Sleeper, Of Sparta; J.. l.. Lsuniere, Of the
Eighth ward, r. Loettgert Of the Fourth
ward, ano II. II. Drury, OF the Third ward.
The work Of comparing and footing up the
returns had not been completed al supper
time last evening, when the committee ad-
ioufned until O'Clock tnis morning. and
nearly the whole day will be required 10
compete il. A large number of clerical
errors we're discovered in the township Ger
uucAtes
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

TIE SD Record 80 th- Rochester Fire
Twelve stiti IRacesas-ed for.
Rocs ssrsa. Nov i3.-Fivs additional
booies vars found ton. ght IN th- ruins Of
the are ~. Jp to midr shi the record
staods. tw-ntv ons dead. nxfrsa bodies
kss az ben found r. The runs and I've
hsVi1g gied from iritriss rscsi-si IN
ffrEinx rou ne hni'1iur T~elvs more
bodies are bel s7sd CO BE- srii covered uD
rha probable desth iisf 80 he thirtT-thrss
TIE s0rx ef -zcaFsrsn e still progressing
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
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THEIR FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
The Salvation Army Celebrating in
Hearty Manner.

The SALVATION Army Celebrating 10 a
Hearty Manner.
Yesterday the Salvation Army celebrated
the fifth anniversary OF thsir advent in 10
second sou of General Booth, Of England.
was present and spoke in the evening. he
was assisted in the exercises by Msior Miles
and Major Brewer. OF the home guard. with
q host of other officers. About 100 soldiers
from varions parts Of Michigan were present,
and after the banquet. which lasted from 5
to 8 o'clock last evening, took part In the
street parade. Captain Allen Is directing
and is the moving spirit in the demonsira-
tion. Tonight there will be war council
and jubilee held at the Wonderland Theatre
al clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
DEADLY INDIAN fEUD.
uAalNa wAR o. laTeRNlNATloN
Ihs ktts1lgss - AssAssiasts ths esssrnas
0f G1di4n Eesrstery Aro0ses tss NAaea
-byre's Sad ssrT osnasd es 500
RezsslaI - @Erisrs-

GsgNEtlltE Tex Nov i5-- Aa1iioF
hsrrs. 81 .1s C1iezssaw government a.
rlsea here tosay. hs denies tie shooting
o. Governor Gus on - .slasy a. aas been
reported. ihs sssassiss balls, having a. lse
oi its unsrk TIE sglenptea murder of ths
Governor aroused tie people. thrse bun
drsd OF aom. hesyiiy armed, gathered a
TiskAmineo yesterday 10 pfotect ihe Gov
ernor Grd capitol The CuusN byEl
and his followers 80 strong. are sDcsmpsd
near ilskamlng0 aud tie Governor has or
osred bis mea - surf0uud them al MD
night tonight and bloody C0rntct - e4-
peoted Uuirss TIE Jnife1 StStss govern
tsTmipsu0n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
HOLLANDS BIG BLOWOUT.
A Big Crowd. . Le.S Procession and FIRE.
works Galore.

ysNtssAs-stss4l-
HOLLAND. Nov. 13.-The Republican cels-
brstion today was the grandest affair ever
witnessed in this city. The procession was
very large. aud one feature, log cabin with
some of the old Tippacsnoe voters inside,
attracted great attention Tonight the
Lyceum OperA House is full to overflow
ing 70 hear Congressmsn-elect Belknap and
others speak. The fireworks we're very
good so far as they went. but owing 10 an
accident along toward tbs last. some Of
them took IRE and among the pieces lost
Vas Hsrrison's. The day was all that
could Dc asked and there was no accident
70 mar the day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

esiied "a Postmaster Ross. 81 tais city, to-
8sy 10 arge he postponenent Of ths "a
novsi q sss iossi postsfios into the rev
penson eufidtng. - tast the ins1Eur.i
saA msT - bed shsse P,st master Ross
expressed . desire g fartasr tie ran g
sish--. and SD thst De ~osld cossslk kas
Re~fmsstsf Gsa<rNA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

LsFsSErrx, Ind. Nov. I3.-Ons hundred
frsight eFakeuea on the Louisville. New
AlosaY { Chicsg0 Railway struck today.
aemssrias tnst al sddIuDnsi nasa - given
"a zach crsr snd heir v.gss raised - tro
cents per miis. The strike -ss iasagsr.fed
n tais citv snd exrended quickly % ths
North aud Souts divisians Of toe rosd
Freight tratiic IL e. q stsnsstilL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

Ths B4 knsg Trsvs iDg ksD are requested
e rsssf At Loe.s HsA tbis evening - 6.3c
o'eloek. preparatory - tskinr Dsrt in ~.
zTest psrsce. Al travelling men. wbef per
members 0f ths orgsrizsfion or no are .
visee ts jsso TIE eloh in - r.1-nos
= " Barron.
lnssrasn
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

NEw YosE, Nov. f3.-An attachment FOR
$1,000 rss zrsaied today sgsin,i the lace
importing hosse Of Daden = 60. in favor OF
Wilmer, DiRz. hOxuet q Co. ia suit
sgAiDsl the former. on tbs ground Of non
residence. DEdsn's headquarters beng in
Brnsseta
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
Turn on, ton ghi and celebrate.


certain cards. They are ss follows. Num-
5sring from lo0-4o9. hy November 10. 500
go. oy November IA: i.0o0-I. 4ee. By Deem
Der 4; l.5o0-l ee9 bF Dscemo9 ID. The
pan Of renewing the issue Of the cards ia
sections hss proven more advisable than
the Old Esy Of caucsiing The whole ssries
e. one time There are SIX thousand cards
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

NEr IoRx. Nov. 81 3-t3ordos Cor- ifh.
meta 5roksr wss arrested today IN q
sait brouzht by the igrse of Nstbsn Cor
witb 4 Co. lssd dealers. for spDr0pristing
thre-- quarters Of . million 81 dollars While
acting a. broxer fer tss srm
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

Yesterday sfssrzoos Peter Fortuyns
on- q the i1rsrs u the Bsesii- BsTKsv csse
vas tsksn so88enly III on Bss;inEs-st. snd
fsi down. be ~.s rsctsd ID sd reaove5
. bs acme ca North Colere-sve ~
coasesf The $50 -as csntiz us6 ~ftA sisvsn
jurors aaul kr. Fori1yDs gets srozsd
sza5e
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

4aefe Ners tse nas sualeaaas 81 kea-
mopo yessssass ta se 'lAs NssisFy - .
Hsussa Cas Ias s.afs 6ss bee1 rske ~
81 usans people taat sse hoas-s ~sl he sAs
rals e. seek na natisf hsw b4d ihs goa
p2ps Is lh-i pIass a. I~o performance
al - eitsa Aga,n TO-DAY
Ihere = uoi lhs iesss deubi hut iAa.
D@ak a. 0arlAer. 81 tSlheslAaa Ull aa
gfsctta ~ila itfes NiE Cf0Nas 81 fe~els
f111F snr Saturday Ar. Gardner ls 81
we Gnosa b tais civ th4l liss ell ,lapie sr-
aouacealeni that he is ooalng wlu al sas
opers hgl1s.
na aceoant al the psFaae thls evening
the trst curtain Al ksdmoad e wl4 noi hr
RAISED Duli s,ab
III he rles al SsilIb's this week aeiighis as
cfos as ihal SO - see iI TIE entire sanw
is soea AID deserves 5000 patronage. Nsu-
ues tn4s sftsTnopD
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

The following is list Of ths marriage
licenses issued since isst published. With
ine names. residence when e0ssIde TIE ety.
and AGES Of the parties
tzes
Prank COX vsrx's PARA Grand Rsps3s
N 4 Myers Roe Mcrk tFos e. Ind -
h@n-y Pll Hsar- ] ilis Scam ~ Def-cit t5e3
lssrer A J55azos. Ns~y p HiEat cssaovia.8 - =
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

PssEs Nsv. l3-In tie CssEosr Of De-
puties today sn smensnsst o1sr-d 70 "a.
forsisn hrdrsf vss intrseaesa. sss1don GBx
ths French s&ss<-y - tse Nstics1- e+oaiet
srposed t ssd th. s~esSnent va 70
s.rr.s - /. 80 81 ea- . -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

Nsr Yssx. Nov. I3-Tse 2rxa1szt ~ss
kssrd 1osisv On he ssp-xi 81 Cb.rlss A.
suckls Bssv Bans{n< fr.- to iud9-
meat ~ SIS soo osrs1eS oy Cgsxs Csrp-
s~t 3asav eo< srrsch of prsaa D>ci-
ss<a w<z re-er~s1
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

y. eo1astssd rss srrsss.3 sgsin re~ssr.
lar sfterrooz for k>ine diso,ee-y s.9 -ss
released "a ssll I2ss hi9sf 81 sf6esg 30
% - 70 sis bcsrdsDe bause e Keep hizs
szsss ard - sts~F ss~&ers kroz1 ksr@
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

TrSrox. Ncv ls-- netasis of ths ccilfzSion
het~een - Cansrier. Nantes. sud The Ger
u.n ssrx. Theodcrs Eagsr, cf tss LiEsrris
snow thaf - persous on the Nantes and
~ e ne kax.x x-zs aresnsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

PszTs. Nov. I3-Tt = ruzsored that Ger
n.n gssrds ont - sssbsrn fro8tisr Fred
uD0n tire. Frereh zae1 scress fne ne Tes-
s>r3zT. sislsss one ssS vsseAse snotssr
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

Among the prominent people ia the cis
yesterday were Hon n ". FisiS. aud ~lls
OF Detroit Hon. Henry ID Hurd snd J h.
skwyeF. 80 poouac T. N Allen. 81 Pa
lAnd G. Jesse Church. of ofeenvills. ano
Mrs. Englelnsn. of Aenisles
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

4 Bay City Lady Held Up by Two RascsIs
for $50.
Bar CRY. Nov. ia widow named
Mrs. Winters. while going home last night
was assaulted and robbed OF $50. which she
had Just received from her brother At the
depot. The officers of both cities are on the
Lnokauf for tie nigh ghMaHmen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

Every nan REGARDLESS OF political atllistious.
10 = srsiifed q TIE triumph VI tie prlnclpe Of
rotection - American labor. sa0uld celebrate
be victory tonigtL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The Secretary and Treasurer Submit
Their Annual Reporfa.

The Board of Directors OF the Board Of
Trade met last evening and the annual re-
ports Of the Secretary and Treasurer we're
sub bmitted to the Directors for their sp-
provsl preparatory to the annual meeting
Of the Board, to be held next week. The
reports ssow the Board to be in aourish-
ing condition
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

Ls svsry nan wh0 reioscss Ia tne success OF
Rsp1hiIrsn II n.iples psrtlcipsto IA the slorin.
esfiou lonlxat
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
TO REPUBLICANS

Let every Republican 90 something % sss.s, in
The celebration l0HiKht.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
pERof n COOK.

nERSy n CO0k.
L 10 ~oath fonis street
80 lois. Esgths Addition AZ Lots South Grand
Raids Houses fof sale on ksss Terms lGmbcf
Furnished ioT Bai0inE on Vacant Los ~
farlns Tor ssle IL soAherB Michigan
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
DESIRABLE TOOLS FOR ANYBODY
70 HAVE!
THE AMIDON CORNER BRACE

Is the only practicable tool Tor boring IN
corner or close 10 . wall, a. well as 6nv-
where else. and IS indispensable Tor ths
Carpenter. Builder. Plumber Bell Hanger.
Gas Filter. Electrician. Car OF Wagon Build
ers. snd slsO especially for use in Elevators
or places where much repairing is doue
IMPROVED NAIL HOLDING HAMMER.
Carpenters hsve long felt the ned If =
hammer for holding the nail 50 that lEev
may have free use of their hands ID is
often necessary 10 10 this. and every me.
chsDic has seen the urgent need for this
Hammer. II is n ade from the best qusiiiy
of Crucible Tool Steel.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
WHAT THE FARMERS WANT.

Let the campaign be closed tonight by a cele
brat;on worthy ofthe victory.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14
The BOARD or cANvAsseRs

Iet every gepublieaa 90 something io assist ID
ILr Cele1Ts J u louleaL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-14

DErRorr Nov. I3.-The Chairman Of the
Republican State Cealral ComIaittee has
issned the following
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-01
SOUND DOCTRINE.
. Need for Something More Power
full than Moral SuaSiOn.
associate Reformed PresJytcriun.

associate REFORMED ITeSOytcrluh.
There is to be y Prohibition election in
Abbevilc county sometime in March. 1t Is
an important question and the intelligent
voters of this county should give it their
earnest attention. Surely it ought to be pos
sibe to conduct campaign OH this question
without the heat and bitterness which are,
alas, too common. We confess to sincere
concern and anxiety for the trump OF tenn.
perance. We believe that every interest OF
society is deeply involved. II Is the great
Prime Minister Of England, Mr. Gladstone,
who says that drink has produced evils more
deadly, because more continuous, than those
caused to mankind by the great historic
scourges OF war, famine and pcstilence com.
bned. That Is Il tremendous SENTENCE: II
is true. No one will question the evlls OF
drink. Is prohibition the remedy: lSit wise
and expetiicnt? We believe II Is the best
available measure. 1t combines in degree
legal restriction and moral suasion. Certain
ly the latter alone Is not efficient. II has been
faithfully tried for hundreds OF years; yet we
do not suppose there is q single community
In all Christcndom which has rid itself OF the
saloon solely by moral suasion. Some legal
restriction was found necessary. This Is the
lesson of the past. Let us read II and profit
by it. Let us vote Abbevllle dry and make it
dry.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-01

We are glad to note that the AbbeviHe Press
and Banner has relaxed somewhat its oppo'
sition towards the Carolina, Cumberland GAP
& Chicago Railroad. Its remarks, editorial
rather in favor of the road. We hail this
change Of heart with delight for If there Is
one town more than another in South Caro-
lima that stands in need OF hrst-class rall'
road, that town is Abbeville. The nearest ap-
proach it has to a railroad is a miserable little
branch road, with accommod odations only nj
to haul guano, yet for years the good people o.
Abbeyilfe have had to endure 1t. We believe
Abbeville wants better road, and the Press
and Banner can do great work for Itself and
for the town In helping to get one.-Atke'
Journal and Reuiep.
We have never been opposed to the road
We have been opposed to the tax for the road
That position we still maintain.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-01

I Black dress silk, Jet ornaments & braid sets,
lust received r. NJ. Haddon & Co.,
Black cashmcrs and silk warp, henrietta
lust received, r. NJ. Haddon L. Co.,
20 dozen new hats, just received latest
styles. i. Roscnburg IL Go. ~
Blankets blankets! to suit every one. T
Rosenburg j. Co. Il
Go and see what can be bought for the
small sum of 5cts at L. 4. Templeton's'
Blackings, bunch shoe strings, plug OF To-
bacca, lamp chimneys, brooms, baskets, Tor
nickel at +. a. Templetons.
See the Basket soap, two bars for nickel,
at L. y. Tcmplcton's.
Starch sets lb Mt l.. Tenpletons.
Unbleached knitting thread at 2Dcts ID
at f.. \. Tcmpleton's.
Shoes! shoes 1--WE are prepared TO supply
the trade in almost any article of foot wear.
Just received cases ladies and misses Shoes.
Our line OF Nos i'm all the makes we koep are
now complete. You can get good shoe NJ a
moderate price. Il, II. Haddon Il Co. ll''iO
r, NJ. Haddon & Co, Have IL large and well
selected stock Of staple millinery, dress goods,
notions, g., to which they would call special
attention.
r.. NJ. Haddon & Co., Have Il large anu
we'll selected stock OF Ia,llcs anu missc3 shoes,
all numbers.