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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17
LOCAL. NEW 8.
WEATHER REPORT.

dieportcd FOR the Evening Capital
WASHINGTON, July, II, 3 Z. NJ. =
For the District of Columbia, Maryland
Delaware aud Virginia, slightly warmer,
followed Tuesday night by stationary
temperature, fair, soulheasterly winds.
Thermometer at THE CAPITAL office
At noon to-day stood So
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17
MERCHANT TAILOR
No. 8 Francis Street,
ANNAPOLIS, ND.
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Delinquent Taxpayers.
AT It's meeting of June IL, 1885. the
corporation of Annapolis passed the fol-

At its meeting of June IL, 1885. the
corporation of Annapolis passed the fol-
lowing
The Collector and Treasurer Of Anna
polls having reported to the Mayor. Coun-
sellor and Aldermen, a list of all taxes re-
naming unpaid for the years 1885 and
1886. with the names of the deliuquents,
and their assessments. 1t is
Ordered. this 18th day of June, 1883,
that unless said taxes are paid by the 10Th
day Of July. 1888. the Collector and
Treasurer be, and he is hereby directed
and required to enforce their payment by
due process Of law, and where no person
al property shall be found liable to the
payment Of said taxes, then it shall be bis
duty forthwith to proceed against. and to
sell the real estate Of rhe delinquents. up
o. giving due notice thereof as required
by law. LOUIS II. REIN,
Collector and Treasurer of Annapolis.
Annapolis, june IS, 1888
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17

e ea1atrr perfect work Of any Laundry in
sss.saslns sns 20 80 potash or chemicals USED ID
.soses assss -. -, o..'eeniag clothing. rne finest
- snd lae,..s sttnout q Dieinish. Gentle
g or no charge Linen race, ~
% Il - s.. aad tuesdays ana returned fh.-
= for information apply 10
- I II. Rnh.., j. Ii. NJ Els AT,
A&a sss6s4 Asaa = curnw Markef space AUD
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17
Personal Mention.

MS Gertrude Durkee, Miss Katie Dur
ee and Miss Kate Potter are visiting
Trends on East street.
Ms. Net Thompson and Miss Julia
w NJ art the guests of friends in
Washington.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17
10 Not Miss the Opportunity.

/, y n. We'll, The scientific optician will
N.- aSie until Wednesday next, at the
g s,s' and Hotel, and those who are not
80 ~.,el Win proper glasses will lose a great
ssssit ~. Send your address If not
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17

On tomorrow afternoon there will be
two races on Spa Greek The first to take
place at p. n, consisting OF mile
straight way between the cared Gig Crew
and cared Shell Crew of the Severn
Boat Club.
SHELL cRKw. GIG CREW.
blue aud Whitley Ozark Blue)
Jaaes. Bow. Capt } Socket. Bow. Capt
Redmond. 2. Marcy, 2.
Whittier, 3 Smith, 3.
Randall, ID r. Stroke Barnes, Stroke.
Magruder. Coxwain.
The second race 10 take place AT 8 80
for the Single Scull Championship An
napolis between Richard II. Green. jr.. of
the Severn Boat Club and Philip j. Mil
Ter of the Spa Boat Club. The race Is TO
be mile with q tnrn. Severn celors.
Blue aad White; Spa colors. Black and
Orange. The race viii continue for
three consecutive afternoons. A one
mile heat each afternoon. The occupants
of all small be&,s in the vicinity are re-
quested to keep out of the way and in no
manner interfere with the progress of the
race by obstructing the course. An inter-
esting and exciting time is anticipated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17

When By reason of a cold or from other
e'ase the stomach. liver, and kidneys
e'eome disordeTed, DO time should be iost
= Stimulating them to action. Aver
ms act quickly. safely. aud surrey
: y ~ druggists and dealers in medi-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17

.rhI. paper Is circulated and read by
more people in Annapolis, than any other
Gamer Published here, and il is the best
m .dium for advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17
,ao.oolls a baltimore short Lino T. r.


80. and after Sunday June i'th, l9 s, p.s.
' ~ trains wil leaSe Apnapoil'' do iO'i0No
eAt'' ...,otts IAkRlvE IN BALTIMORE
&c nj ....b.fD a. ~. arrive ~ y. = ),
@H l03la. m. 80 80 - =, -
4,lJ p, m. '' ~ -
.,-t,oRg. tARRIvEIN ANNAPoLIs.
LAAFh 49, ala- n. / Arrive at-...S.4U a. 10,
2.D5p, IL. 800 800 - -
% G.3O p. IA '''y - .ii
Lave Bal more 9.l5 .. N. Arrive houha
Bly w. ~ = qua Bay 730 p. N, Arrive Balu-
mgte Q -bl leaves baltimore at $50 a. m.
Anuapohsut 3 40 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS;
fe,te Annapolis at $50 a, N. ana Id p H.
Aq 3,ts baltimore at 9,t5 a. NJ, @.O9 p m and
Gu p. n. -.
rrslghts received and dispatched daily, al
r"a'''"' q NJ. LEILICH, Gen1. Manager.
ALRERT WEIGH, Genl. ACT.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17

Mr.. CantIer having broken the largest
number of birds sent up out of given
number, was awarded the gold medal of
the club for the ensuing week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17
s4rEs OF Adv = /" :
TIME TABLES.
..oli.. ". d Is. railroad.

s,.- o.t. 3rd. 1857, passenger trains
% a .r. Ann annapolis as follows
WI .eAt ,.,,,e ARRIVE IL ANNAPOLIS.
iELNE T40a. IN Mail........''. ...;syo 4. ~.
Hsi-.-. E,-a. NJ. Accom.-...''---,'3. 9 l a. m
Accom- ..--''' N n. rn Passenger. .9.,S p. m
EsH ---s-.-' Fgf n IN Acc0m..........i.oc p u
Acorn - vru leave Annapolis at $50 q.
s4u4a5 arrive 1913 a. IA, and o-Ie p III.
q. anI ~ =, .e-h,-. are ran between baltimore
latg e1t.s on al he above trains a,,ov,
A. @ freight 20 ami from Baitliloie 9. efss ~
- Lea freight Tuesday ana f''1"S - ''O0
a H.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17
NOTICE-
JAMES REvELL. Attorney and Trustee.
ORDER N.Sl.
WILLIAM OWENS, colored, rs. PATRICK
IL. HOWARD, colored,
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County, June 2Sth, 1888.

ORDERED. that the sale of the prop
" erty mentioned 10 these proceedings
made and reported by William Owens,
MORTGAGE, be ratified and confirmed un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the seth dag Of July merit;
provided copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Anne
Arundel coui ty once in each of three
successive weeks before the Both day of
July next. The report states the amount
of sale to be $4,000.
SPRIeG HARwooD Clerk.
True Copy Test
$40 SPRIaG HAYWOOD Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17
OFFICE HOURS.
Western Union Telegraph Company.

WEEK pAYs--s "A. IN. TO p, m.
srvnAys.-gto lOa. m. to Gp, IN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17
The Annapolis Gun Club.

A shooting match of the Annapolis Gun
Club took place at their shooting grounds
On Horn Point yesterday, with the fol-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
PERSONALITIES.

Mr. and Mrs. James Carlton nee Miss
Mary Corrigan. of Lakeview, Mich, have
returned home after spending a week. the
guests of Mrs. NJ. K. Ring. of l62 Grand
ville-aye.
Mrs. Jennie z. Wilson. of Philadelphia,
accompanied by her son Howard. a student
at the Virginia State University. is the guest
of her brother. John A. Baker. of Toe War
wick.
Mrs. Adaline Roberts. who has been the
guest of ber son. 4. Z. Mills. and other rel
atives in the city for some time past, leaves
today for Hastings.
Aaron Brooks and wife. of Kansas City,
who were the guests of Mr. Brooks cousin,
d. s. Cowell, over night, lefs yesterday for
Bayview.
Miss Nora Towns, OF the State Ofics of
Public Instruction at Lansing. returned
home yesterday after visit with the Misses
Sisson.
Mrs. J. w. McGowen is at Ottawa Beach
for . few weeks, accompanied by her
daughters, Lillian, Alice and Pearl.
The wedding of Mr.. +. z. Ste phens and
Aiss Julia Gibson is announced to take
place soms time this Fall.
Gen. J.. @. Rutherford. Of Hart was in
the city yesterday on bis retnrn home from
the Detroit Convention.
Messrs. John Heystek and Bert Cook
have returned from a two weeks camp out
at Green Lake.
l. c. Levi and family and Philip Corrigan.
of the Star Clothing House. have gone 10
New York.
Mrs d. p. saeid and son are visiting in
Jackson county and will be absent few
weeks.
Miss Lana Bishop returned yesterday
from q visit to Sand Lake and Howard
City.
George Truesdsle. Fred Vsrb1skirk aud
Walter Rosenthsl leave for the East today.
Mrs. Richards, or Duluth. il visiting her
mother. Mrs /. w. Eysns 50 Center-st.
Charlie Brewer, Of South Divisioa-ss,
goes to Chicago TO-DAY for short vizit.
Daniel r. sopsr {. in town on his var
home from the Detroit convention
Mr.. and Mrs John snitseisr lsft ysstsr-
day for = vesss visit Al Bsyvisv.
Ms. A. A Barber is spending q few weeks
at the northern rssorts
Geo1x. Fsirb-sss has Eons 10 Orshs 10
SPEND the Summer
Z. A. Fsrns~orth. Of East Saginaw, vss
IN town yesterday.
Hon F. ". Cook, Of Maskexon, Vas n
the city Testsrcay.
s y Bsses riE spend few dsy. At Mac
ats.s Psfk.
Nr- J A. Baker vent down 70 the BsseA
lsst night
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

There Are many wonderful machines in
the factories Of this city. bat probably no
more perfect and couplsts machine Is 20 be
found than 8 new carving machine patented
By Post 4 smith. Of Milwaukee. and manu-
isctured bv The Milwaukee Carving Com
psav. number OF the manufacturers
hers are using the machines. The Phpnix
has three machines, vhich we're shOsn and
explained % a reporter Yesterday.
The machine is provided win two spin
die. attached TO fexiols shafts which
make "a 500 rsvolutiens minute
The fexible shafts allow the spin
dies 80 be held in snv position
that a hand carver would hold bis cbisel
without interfering With their rate OF mo-
ton. and the movable frame upon which
the machine . hung allows the spindlss 20
BE- moved 20 sny cart Of the worx Ia the
cpntrs Of tie machine . spindle which
does not cut out simply follsss the pattern
which - bsing carved The spind,es ase
Of such fns workmanship thai thsy srs
m Nae n watch factories vita wsfcam skers'
tsols. The shsiss and the spiBdles alone
for ere machine cost Sl5A sthorEh
thev sra - snail tbst taey can be he'd BE-
twesn the thumb and singer.
The smo1st OF work aone hy one % thsse
nschine. can % judged from sbe fzcr
th.t . boy rnnning eas Of them vii
turn cut frsn S. - $50 of csrvins
that vonld cost thsf smoans II done ~
hsnd. rne wsrk when talsaes csn scarcely
- s.,sa frsrn hand carving. The asscalnes
A. ths Fhcrsfx are gndsr he i'm lses3 sse
forrnsnship Of Chsriss Younx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
FIRE AND POLICE.
The Regular meeting Bsld Yesterday
MISUNDERSTANDING startling Done.

The Regular Meetirg Bsld Yesterday
Afternoon-NothinE startling Done.
The Board of Fire and Police Commis-
sioners met Yesterday afternoon. with Com
missioners Witaey. Powers. Hawkins and
Leitelt present. About $500 worth of ac-
counts were allowed and ordered paid.
Aldermen O'Donnell. Esenhardt and
Davidson asked the board the privilege of
using the Third and Fourth ward engine
houses for election purposes August 4
and Z.
The following resolution was adopted:
RcsOiVed, That the rules foroidding the
use of the several engine houses TOR election
purposes be suspended during the registra.
ton, August 4. and special election, Angus
! next, and that the Board of Reg
istrations and Election Board be and
are hereby authorized to use the offices
of the several engine houses on the
occasions above referred to, said occupancy
TO De SO regulated as not TO interfere with
the department. in their prompt response to
calls.
The Committee on Rules. to whom was
referred the petition of property owners
and residents on Monroe protesting
against the use of said street for a hack
stand. and referred by the said committee
10 the Board, recommended the removal ol
the stand, designating the centre OF Ottawa
st., from Monroe to Louis-st., and in case o.
insufhciency of room, further recommend
the centre of Fountain-st.. between Ottawa
and Ionis-sts,, for such purpose. Adopted
Police Officer Uells was granted leave oil
absence of six days from July 3D.
Several cases OF discipline of members in
the respective departments were acted upon
by the Board.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
AT The UNION DEPOT.
Hsppenings In and Around That Bus
Place Last Evening.

Hsppsninxs In and Around That Busy
Place Last Evesing.
The Union Depot is a very busy place
from 10 to IL p. m.
The trains on the new road are making
their time in good style.
Scarcely any passengers went north las,
evening. Ii was so cold.
NJ. III. Treusch went to Buffalo last even
ing Tor q two weeks visit.
A large number Of people were down TO
Ascata~s Park yesterday.
r. A. Onderdonk and family left for Bat
tie Creek for iev days outing.
The train from the north last evening
brought down fifteen Chicago passengers
The cannon ball" brings from Detroit a
sleeping car that goes north on the g. K. &
l.. making very close connection.
If Ststionmasier Fahsrty had run q
train one day more be would have served
just tsenty-one years running on the
road.
The fast train over the new road has been
named The cannon BALI by the railroad
men. on account Of its quick time between
this city and Detroit.
wm. p. Nesbitt. of the Big Rapids He~ald
came in on the cannon bsil' isst event I'd
from the Detroit convention, and ws8I
home on the late train.
Arrangements are being made 90 that the
sleeping car cast on The Michigan Central
car be lefs near tie aion depot for tbs
accom- mo5ation Of passengers who wish e
20 to bed early in the evening.
Conductor Isits hss been with the O. r
4 7. raiiscsd since ISIS. Conductor Bank.
has been With ths company since 1873 and
i The oldest conductor on the road ii point
Of service
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21


- sseA-A-A s@sssss Essss Way
Ffobassy 40 jsl.lsf eso.a u people ever
msl tAaa that ~aaca nass lsst nisat al tes
rssi3saos Of Charles Ii. F01. - Fourth
sgs.. y atlsaa SOFA gwen - tAs con-
xfss4lion u tie Anss u. 4 Csa5ch. ths
PEoesets u ~hlca was 10 - % help p4y
tbs szL2fy o. their pastor.
l1s gf01a~s ssEs oS44Af1l.y IlNMlD-
sie1 sl-a Jspz0sse lantsrns aaG dsCol4le1
wlfh Tags. k<lfsskmsEts conslsI1g 0f lcs
esssan. ism9a41s and large variety "
e0nfactsoas aud trait were served - 5tsnos
u ia sar1 aae ~ tables ~ TIE house.
lac following excellent n1slczi pro-
gfamms "a. carried ouI Selection. by ths
Se4fh side CefneI band Army Song. -
o. a. z. recitation. by J. ~ Reading zoe
% Ars- ID. l. Camp2u, selection. by south
side eEesestrs. duet. Dy Mrs W. X Comp
ton and Aiss Hstlis Ray nor waitz. by
iiezi banjo and Guitar Club, duet. oy Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hstb. selection.
- @. A. r. ss.setioa. male
| QakrtsEte by MessFs. cchelleLer. CUs-
niasnam. Hsth ana Williams, selection.
by the Prob bition Glee Club: JIG No. I by
| ideal banjo ana Guitar Club, Patriotic
Medley Dy Misses Stephenson. Duncan and
| klee, Aiksdo Aarch-kisnt from Nj ado
laad. japanese duet Dy Mr.. W. I. Thomp-
soa aud Mrs ii. Nichols: Ssieetl0n-instrQ-
| nent-by Miss Van BslIenoerg.
| A large number Of the ladies and a few
1 gentlemen were dressed la japanese
\ costumes which added lot little 10 the
novelty OF the Occasion. Another novel
feature OF the evening" was Turkish
| wedding watch Was soiemniIed oy
| Mr.. 1sminoslan, Of Antioch, Sevis.
The groom, Ar. George Sahm and
the bride, Miss Nora Gregory were
! dressed ia Turkish costumes. The
real ceremony was not said, Tor AIR. Tamln.
osian said IL would take two hours and 40
one there would Understand L. aud be did
not think il beet ss the parties had neg
| lected TO get license.
Thanks are das TO the G. A. X. and q Z
South Side Cornet Band. as well rs 10 9th
srs who helped in the entertainment bC'
most OF all credit is due 10 Mrs. Fox Tor bel
untIring efforts 10 make the affair a success
Mrs. Fox secured enough advertising OI
her printed progrsmmes 10 the amount 81
s35 enough to pay all expenses cf tn
| social. The ics cream was made by Ms
Fox. thus saving large bill TO the chufci
ana no inner ice cream could be bought IN
this city than that served at her tables las
night The church cleared probably no
less than $45. The social was success, aBs
those who helped in its execution are TO b
congratulated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
HIS NAME WILL 8e DENNIS.

= Tale 81 Crsslsy ss1 Dsssrtisn that the
New Ciroais Judge VIII Hear.
Lucy p. Glover Was married to Dennis
Glover in Bsnona. Ocesns county. March
.. 1895. and nov shs wants 9 divorce. She
says that Depnis IL . great. strspping. able
bodied man. bit that he does not support
her, and hss ill-treated her in most
shameful manner, by ss.sultiuy her with a
rope and other articles Of warfare. She
also charges that Glover has piece Of land
in 0Cssua county. and she asks for slimouy.
The suit was commenced in the Circuit
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

sA~ ssAsss ss . flesrsshisg cenosssse--
CssEsss 81 ssees Issa ease 81 tifsa1@te>
Tee yssrly register u tie STATE NerEaai
sckool whioA l4s i1ss been iss0se shows
that instit2Glon - * - rsaFiAhisg cea-
SiusE. IA tss NoTlasl aspxrtzasnt thers
are ia pepsls regis eree In ne Primary
saa Grensni4r kyA4es tnefs ars "a. nAAkiLk
: toIGl of SIS p0Pils y ~ are st present fsx-
lslsss1 Ia t1s sc1sol.
fas records show foFty seseu graduates
or the koxlis coDrss. ARD foriy -isfss o.
ths fous-sesr courses IN lsSa Ia lSsl tie
graduates % tks kcsiish coarse nofnoefs
ssxty-fo snd ca The IoGI-ye4f ooOfss
thirty-si making Oh increase - Ten ~ tse
Whole nuneer q Ersenates- 1ns only rep
ressAlaiass IL tns school from shis eo0oiy
- Nellie MalEoas who q taxing Ias istln
scleLuflc course.
In TIE scE0ol there are seven courses OF
stGdy, via Scisntine Literary, Enghshs
Anciest CLASSICAL. h o1ern Clssslosl, LssiA
and 6sfmsE. EclsBtibc Latin, and . spscisl
course with music, ali foGr-yesr coufses sx-
oept the Enslish and SPECIAL. which are
three-yssr courses.
The following announcement ls
made fer 1859, term begins ssptsmh<f ;,
sxsmination for admission, Ssptencer A.
holiday recess esxiss December = skd issis
TIL January 5; second term begins feeft.
sry 4 ssring recess befiEs Maria ~ ana
issts one week, commencement exercises,
Juse -.
Reside. the other courses of instruction
| the school is provided with speciai course
| in music. or ss IL 10 called. Conservatory ol
| Music, including voice culture. piano dt-
partnent. organ, violin and harmony. The
students IN tits branch OF the school nun
Der Isl. The object of this branch oi Ia
rgTuetion is 10 gave tsose pupils Who wish
| higher knowledge Of music than can be
acquired IN the regular course, Dut Il is not
ne0ess sry 10 lake thls cOufse 10 graduate
Graduates Of this schoOi NAV lesen IN any
| Of the schools of the State without further
| examination.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

q. Chase Goodwin has returned from the
Upper Peninsula. where. on the 18th, he
attended the examination Of Charles N.
Forsland and Henry Dsrrow, before Com
missioner Wilson. Of Bessamer. The men
are charged with deiscing ole5msrgarine
stamps on wholesale pxckases. They were
held for appearances 81 the District Court 10
be held at Marquette. July 81. to answer
10 any indictment which may be brought
agsirst them
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

0ue q n. bard soys si to Lake wrs
bss,v 8ons~d ap wi1h caelers uao-hus.
cnosers ia,sn1an o. soosstbssz q thss sort,
nc sfasr 1sT. sn1 ks1 20 CORE horap "a
- tAouzht ey es~rsln unsz.ers of 10 Esd
hc-eTs~. tast the'r e~'sfher vss Knocked
cat 3 ne uaesrthiy rhIssls q tie Trsxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

The portion of the Lsitet building on
Ernest. now occupied by the Fox Machine
Company. will be vacated at an early Gate.
The premises are specially adapted for a
machine business, being on the first floor OF
the building. centrally located, and fur
nished with reliable power sufficient for
any kind of machine work. No more
desirable location can be found IN the city
for manufacturing or machine business,
and we invite anyone desiring such accomo-
dstions to view the premises. Inquire of
BIssELL CARPET SWEEPER COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

Lewis Van Asesrx. the Cascade farmer
vhc aas besn putfias IN hisspsr- moments
cutting 5orn D. I. E y telegraph pol>-.
sgvx thst he = wiiling 70 aait and eli cut
i1vn - ncr- roiss. The papers u The n
iflnrtcr snif ~sre never served on scccunt
cl NJ Van A Berg Eiving II the 6ght.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

Instead Of eiving TIE business 1en q
this citY ar excursion % Detroit, il = p-a-
posed to ruE e free trsin fren 6rsrd Ledge
70 fkis citv - thsf The pecps s.oug n.
nes read NAY have = cssacs % s~e GrsnS
Rapids TIE i3ss = . esos8 ore. IL The D
T. 4 y. csn get ears s1e1Eh- J1st star
su3 think cree what crowd . free trsia
w0aid orirx
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
H.:W. SOBER. representing Geo. Moods &

H.:W. Soper, representing Geo. Moebs *
Co., OF Detroit, manufacturers of the cele-
brstsd brands OF cigars. Ben Hur," Flor
de Moebs. Record Breakers" and DE
rroit Slugeers." is ia the city supplying the
market with these popular smokes" No
purer and better cigars can be found IN the
market today. and the reputation secured
10 we'll deserved. and the Moebs cigars are
proving us great fzvorites In Grand Rapids
as in all other parts of the State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

julius Kuhn. with party ofoihsr gentle
men. visited Grand Haven THURSDAY night
retaining isst nixht wish rsTv fne each
of perch fr0Ta ths big lake. and black bass
FROM Grs1d rivsr. Mr.. kuhB bad TIE good
fortune % bring verv 6ue silver eel. he
fourth a. the kiud tsksn from tns rlTsr g.
that pace this season
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

G r Cioev commenced suit yesterday
sxsirst Perry Schurz r v Taylor ard r.
~ Luton. n connection ~ith tse snits he
has csumencsd MS wsek. ~ gwen n "a.
ssRax HsaSED THURSDAY narnsrr
Tals makes Sx suits he has conn-nc-d
fr.s ~aaE
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

Just nov there ss sort sf sssgnstion 81
~ork n a. ne furniture factories o~inr.
prossbiT. - - ssct that haysrs ara hsrs
b1yins fer ts- Fsii trade. AZ ne stvIe 81
furniture changes tyics vesr, tae msna-
fscfurers are unable 20 ss4 rhat 70 rneke
antsl sftsr ts~r crsers xr- a. conseau snts y
nsnv nschiae> sre die sna the men are
skinz heir vscsilons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

Wm. 2. Cssen commenced = s1it yesssv-
6e~ 10 ths CireoH Coarz against 7. J.
Noshe- ss3 y. Brock. ihs ovnsTs offhs
Base Esi Park - tAe lsks- NJ. C'shun
c'sms q 14z s. 17@ for Isbor on s8teTisl
use3 n fbs R~snd sts18. A mechanics zen
w&s sied On fae 5uifeirx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

Or TIE Ish ias- D6ssrsct Attorney
Gsdwin attended ths srsninstoa q VII
san se-s-ssk q Iron Aoanesin. charged
wsth stezsnz Fovsrrrnent ti1a 80 He wss
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For don't care, dull, tired feeling i'm
poverisbed blood. dull pains in tack and
bead, tsn,alizing skin ernptions. Kemp's
Sarssparilla never fails 10 give relief. We
always guarantee II. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs drug store, l26 Monroe.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
MARRIED..

HARDSOS-JACKSON-T Tuesday. July L.. AZ
NaEengo, IL, by the Rev. }. n. Hutchinson, ".
v. Richardson of Grand Rapios Mich and
Miss Addle X. jackson. OF MaTengo III. Al home,
q Charles St, Grand Rapids after August J. No
cards
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

eensTsl Passenger Agent C. I. Lockwood
.n6 runseer Of representatives Of th- citv
Deess rfii risst fnlsrfsxen Psrk. rear wus-
kefsn tsdsv. fais 5esuufal resort . xrow-
a. u laTor avery week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

Complexion powder is an absolute neoes-
sity Of the refined toilet in this climate.
Pozzoni's combines every element OF beauty
and purity
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

Nothing but praise tor Browns Standard
and Browns Patent Flour, from all who
usp II
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

All the delicscies of the Chicago and New
York markets at Morzn's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

Only the choicest selection of wheat is
used in man nfacturing Browns Patent
Flour
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

headache, ssllov complexion. Price IS
cents. Tibbs' drug store. l26 Monroe-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

Browns STANDARD -four is taking the lead.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

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