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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

A Chicago mathematician of an inquirfrg
r1ind has inst completed curious table, the
data u which are taken from the reports of
the various uissiocarY societies Of that city,
e. - the actual cost ia dollars and cents that
n necessary 20 convert each individual
bsafhcn - Chrissisrisy. whesSer he be Cal
cage born or otherwise. He figures that 20
"xnfher in an ordinary Illinois pagan 70
worth as high ~ 500 q,
For example. 90 make good Methodist as
hirn coscs 81 To fndsrs tss same man 20
become BAPTIST $50 uiu<s be spent Con
xr-ustonslis-s come st sfh To persnalis
hIn 70 BE Presbyterian i worth eco. ~ bs
Episcopsiian $40. while before re joins ths
Lutheran CT Catholic church $500 must be
sxp~ndei Oas<ioe nstious. Of course. havo
different prices To make an African a
Chrfxrisn il worth az. an Italian. 81.
Spaniarri. t55, and an Fast Indian, sfa jap
snese Calness ard Jews cannot be brsrght
- proper wsT of thinking Under $50. s1oo.
and Tor ths latter rsce t2.S so From these
estimates i world s.ern thss conversion i an
sxpensvs a,sfeer. after ail. and perhaps Ma
hou,ee snay nave had eorse ss,ch hr-res IN Ets
uaind vhen BE- edopted his famous plan -
conversion vieA ths sword At snv rate. is
~as |. nanch cheaper proceesiinr. whatever
ray be saii Il rs naorzLsT. .--F hiladeiphla
Tt4rea
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

TxfrrB SrsrEs.-Nsti0nai Excbsrgs ban K
of Boston ". Frank IL. White st a.. order
entered entended for the time Of settling
hiii of excspfi0ns f0r ten days u. r. Nc
fafvre - q A. Simonds. sssunpsit. de-
ienslsnt's death suggestive Of record. ard
or,ler Suffered rev,eving the s0iti in the same
o. ne sxecutor --rhe I nited states ex
rel Charles " Cond e Al. -. Charles II.
Barry. j.. e al. infor-nation IA the nature
81 QUO warrsnto. notion % Qnash pro-
csedings argued and deniet
CfRcrrr.-Cisra A. Stevens Va Mos-s
Frooks - a.. trsspsss on the csss; con
tinued without coats
surrsfoa Tire People -. John scanion.
nanelaHgAter. GA 1risi.
Ppassrz-E Estate az ellen 8. Byrce. q a.
minor. crier appointing George {. FisTch
sasr.isn. Esfsie u Thonss y r.
Mitchell. aeceseeC.. order appointing Cor.
"A. Pierce sfmiBfstratrix 81 bonis non.
Estate of Nay a revn. deceased. baud
hIesf snd ietters tesfsn,entsrv fssrri -
Roheet n. Leonis. order sar hearing clsirss :
before fonrt on Nav 4fh Estate ~ Cssh-
sfire Iieionge. trcrased resifnarv ierafee :
hind iief ard Letters issaed - Msrv sri
Anni~ ksrrnar Esfste ~ n Rrsdisr
Nah. dsresssts retiiicn Tor ireuse - SCI
resi estate aiesi. tesr.ng jane 18Th. Ests1e
~ Hu*Snn r. fhorap tersesei stninis-
irsfcrs arst srnusl sccenat ed Estate
~ tehn Mcmillan. 3sre asef, sir1ini isfra-
fri1s Hrst snnrsi scc0nnt fi@f Esfste "a
IVA caf nefius testsrl ?. .ircessei. sxecufr;x
anrusi scrounf Hlsd Esi2le af Fredsrsck 4
Csss-f =. mentally incompefsnt a1sriiaa :
sorrai scrs1nt fiet
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30


FiAsssvz.x wsras 81 s1s P>rsgr.psisss-
Bits es E>~a>sls Ge><sp-
Lady col<1 csnpesa - pecon< ,ournslr
isE1c ar ersS1c
ns~a BoabsuI scw goss sbous SEARCHING
for s<.<a.ss u D czz~ ~sy eozE sad IEo<>~ss|
Tns Pssnosx1 q w4les saa nur s<secaases
krs seeing fks fzzzsoa 81 wearing - rnacn
jswslry - s-ss<Al~
Q1ses yao<ol2 srsvessd throuxh Europe
nth - ssask lsgg.ss t1at II teok zn hoar 10
rszsfcs IL fToLa ia train q The oo<t -
F1aselnx
Mu D. I. King. TIE wits o< David Lesees
~ King. attorney knd counselor zs izs ss
Akroo. o.. Is ons Of ths few descendants q
George wsshingson's enly Sister. Sc bslDg
Betty Wksstagtoas great grznssizasntsr.
Ma ~ Rznirsx Cor,-s. u faris. VITO b
g psssst u Sea Frazessco b . llns<l do
scena2nt Of Lern&ndo CoTtex. tfss f<lnsss
eosqaerer u ksxicoA Sss y about = years
Of axe, slender and small II stature, xlth 1ss
blsek hair and regular fszrure<
A Boston woman fffteeo years ago tcueheA
her tsngus 70 se1ss I've and buzzssd the upper
aide o< n elnos thai rsns ste hss bssn
troubled wsth ulcsrs and recently IL oecans
necessary for the ph ysaeszns 70 eat her tongue
out The operation wss SUCCESSFULLY urs-
formed, ana two weeks later sas Was able 70
talk and make herself easily understood
Etis Wheeler wilcox writes . great deal of
hsr poetry while sitting In . rocking chair
with pad Of paper IN her lap Very often
too. her black cat perchss itself on the back
Of the chair and gezss gravely down az its
mistress while her work Is progressing.
Two nt~hss h.fnra f,,.-,, v,e,cr.. Ia r.
encs a ,lenutar,o, ~ rlors,,,r.s ,s,s-. ..-..
her and pr,>su,ea her ,v,t, - .1,... -s.-' -
beiniag photographs Of the city ami irs points
Of interest The queen telegraphe.i To Eng
land to have speech OF thants pre,.are.i
which she viii deliver extemporaueouxlv bv
letter.
Nrx ryr.r.i,. e,.,.1,
r,end. th. $500 - :.
mopax i, hab,e =, rs-,s-r. - -
I,evsS ara ,-ror-f,,,,v r,,-.,~>s -ae -
police courts and vbers 60 sss- -, '.,s -
woman who hsr t,,s-,,,,, ~ -. a..
victim OF cjrcur,.ssnsisl svsSsr.s -. ,..' .ao
pisbes hal, ara =, - 60, - 80.
the services OF lawyer. So far Mr.. Sehasy.
ner's intuitions seem 10 be correct. and sbe
has always won the cases of her proteres
and has never lost Q dollar by going their
bail
| Prince Bisnarck.s wifeis said IN ha, ,vr,c,,
'shausfrau.n with never taoucht h.,,,c ,,,,,v
domestic details Ths cro,vn nrsncs,s 80 !.
of the same nature In their eves :, 9. li,t1.
short of Infamous for tha ar,rrsss e., -,
nbflosonhv .dvoca,a tb. h;,-ha- ..,,.....-.s :,
women and tak. 8, inteIiigert ;u.s...s, i,
the affairs Of the ernr,re nd ., ths -,
| Yet her breadth of intel,sct sns go ~, -,
character have never nrsvs,,.,s ,h. s.,,,s..,s'
from being a model wife and = r,o.ssi ,,so,hsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

ssre~aryis she nurnhsr k1il>l ia r~1iznerts
sise prevailing kieas srs fs6-6ni.> OF incor
rect. sel,sosn sprrosckinz the trufh. Eor ars
tfese er~crs -cn6n~rt e. ~f~33sars sicue. thev
ars rrsvalent esn,ux - efiscsrs ard nien
who wsra sher- snd ~oslsd ae supposed -
knov Al tbs = largely 6ae - the reckiess
srd >ar~ie~= s-assr,scas 80 ofsen ussie
r.~arilrx s1ch lssssS re error = q s1r-e-
WHIST sxcuxzbie ere. - n<ftker of3re~s ur~
s-,en havs eke rresrs e kncv11r TIE actual
loss in e--rv enrzzernen4 Ther rernershe~
pers.us. sorss of 80 cfzcsal reports 81 tasir
cntcael ss rs1d~T~d - ehe ctu~e - crr1sia
ossFfes h~< rct "a e ti>ezx Th~-~ ca-sas~7
r~rrres. - r7vsn n. sTe 6lvf1i-a fnoo kslled.
~sssd@s snd nf~~srr. tas iarsrr ter-a <ru-
ersilv irclni3ng ne rssv7ared HsaT q tsssss
~rrursf.s sod rnss~s-x r~rurns ~nr.s ~ tkera
srTtnx -Aesr shssrc~ 61e y .rsrsrals sr nflf-
eary pr.soas. ncthtrz = 3e8e1e~ir k1ewn
stcrf shs-u 81 - t1rses 80 tae sensksaev .
- conVaer o-lv 80 rossl ~ sa.se cz-zalsse<.
and "a czre b tA1nk - teezs - a. lzlzaa o.
sxA Ca Wae~n ,. r,x - Fh< 9usnx<p.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Lazy cssln onps<l h>s became tsur
nzllsEae AT SxSt11
E1lsn Terry writes On thin rsss pap9
VITA a broad nit>oet psA
Mss oss Bull. daaghsw Of The Erns
viol.uis<, - xaaylnx IAe vaoszn
Mss Ious.s oAxaalsr Aealsaa nakns
p~rfscs -ooes- Tor sns psznssr<
Mn Lacy @ Lxifs dictates 81 hsr lase>
sry WORK 70 two ssenoxrsphsH
Miss idA O ssossA. of g. Pszl. Mmn..
has made slsc, 90 - sp>coa<ssoa
Ms Mary L Booth has . wsnlsrful
eoEiscslon of ed chzrs< and curzo<
The wtss Of senator Dsvss ps~ssasss tAs
hs&t-Anuz ruDsasan Washington
Nrs- McGshsa. widow sf ~ famous
var epxre-possdsut rs-<stiss Ass5s<kA
The x-Enpr~sz E1gearie viii sssiA -
the qps<as gass< sk<slssxns tAis San4ner.
Mrv rrszk L~siis kesp~ . sssrsstyps
pAsss u tAs rsfr.us ef ossrs of zassra~s~
Carmen sylvia hss a rNn s.d splsnlid
figure sEa finely s04defSforn sa4 i.rgs
, blaa. dreamy sy&
Mrs Gen Sheridan Is petite In figure. .
deep brunsgts. vivsoioos In msnnsr and
ready in ooossgxafaon-
Mrs- hugh Pay has golden hair uinsty
inches loag and drives pair Of white horsas
grouad Mount Vernon
The Princess Of Wales and her saso-
ciates are sstting the fashion Of wearing -
much jeweyy as possible
Queen Victoria travelled through Europs
with so much luggage teat IL took an hour
% transfer it from the train te the boat Al
Flushing.
Mise Ellen B~vard- youngest daughtes
OF the secretary OF state, h Titan blonde.
and VIII ,aake sensation when she entsrs
society nsxt year.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox writes . good
deal Of her poetry while sitting tn . rocking
chair with pad Of paper IN her lap Very
often, too. her black cat perches itself ON the
back Of the chair and gazes gravely down al
its mistress while her work is progressing
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30


The Mitchell library IN Glasgow has hit
upon an original method Of asoertAining the
relative popularity of cnrrent periodical
literature by sxsaiuing the magazine tables
100 times during 1887. asd noting the per1odi-
cals IN the hands of the readsrs Some curl
ous results are arrived at by this process
OF course. . scotch journal, The Psoplsx
Friend, beads the list with o. times. The
Gfaphic Ia good second with u. Harper's
Weekly. Scottish Nights and Pictorial World
follo~ing eloss with - Then come Harpers
honthly ard The Illustrated London News
vith 81: The Era. %, Chambers' Journal. 80;
Broad Arrow. 81, Vanity Fair and Truth,
81. Good Words, 50. Scottish Umpire. So;
Scottish Athletic Journal. Sc. Scribnsrs
Magazine, 81 . Blackwood and The Century,
30. Iongnans and All the Year Round. -;
Eineseenth Century. u; Punch, 75; Bailhe.
Chiel. ard Quiz all three Glasgow comic
papers,. 70; Nnrray's Magazine, "a; Macmii-
Ian, 70. Leisurs Hour. 60; Engineer and
Gentiemsns Magazine, o5, Cornhni, 81;
Saturday Review and Fortnightly. 6s; Field,
Atlantic Mosthly. and North American Re-
view, 81; CHRISTIAN Leader. 6i; Spectator
and Time. co
It II interesting TO note the high position
ealser, by The American Journsi2 The Sanf-
tary Josrnal has the honor os being read
once. and the szme with The chronological
Magazine and The Personal Rights Journal,
whatever that may BE- The Trade Marks
Journal can boast OF . ooup,s Of readers. and
TIE Friendly Societies Journal three. Tho
Vaccination Inquirer has attracted but six
GlsswsSians. and only four individuals have
taken an interest in their hereafter by con-
suicins The Undertakers Journal. - ST
James Gaxstfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

A kermit who died at Fleming. n J., a
few dsys ago. had a peculiar mania lie
imagined that pebbles were gold. col;erted
them by thousands and offered them for his
purchases He was bumored by the good
people OF the town. who furnished hGm with
provisions. clothing and fuel enough % keep
him comfortable. in exchange for bis pch-
bles He would never accept anything WITH
out payizg In pebbles, saying tha; be ~ss
fabasously rich. boston Budget
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Down in North Csrolins . vozng fellev ~
good family ~as convicted Of bo-=e sealing.
lie had been ost on hail while tie CSC was
pondiag. and - the end q is qEsesly tosz TIA
train for Rsleish. przzeztsd himself - IRE
asshorities. and wh>n tie s5srsd ~ tis
county came sp TO report his dsszppe~rsnc4.
was she-s N strips 20 greet bira A borrsr
of hae5czffs in pubic = said - - th< csass
ef sueh enpr-c~se8sed scsscn. .--Es~ Yors
Ccnraerciai Advertsser
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Every business nan on Monroe. Canal
aod Bridge sts.. alonz the line OF march,
sixnsd On sgrsemenr yesterday TO close
tnslr rsspectivs places OF business today
dnring the exercises, except Vossen Bros-
and Morse q co. Many said that they
YOU'D remain closed All day.
Yesterday Tom Dixon and Mr.. Connelly
placed aags on The following graves OF dead
comrades in the Madison avenue cemetery
Edssrd Rinqaette, Chss. Martin, John
Csnt.ell Bssp>y Csvsnsgb, Thomas kies,
Taomas Berry. ]. J. BGcxley. John Fitz.
Gsrsld. Watson Fogsrty, NJ Keeley, John
Linen, ]. r. Noare. ]. MeDonough. J0hn
Gavin and tvo unknown. II others know
OF graves not Gagged. they will oolise the
counties by properly tagging ,hem.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

The base baIl nsas Tor yesterday was
pretty slim, but today IL viii be much
more interesting. The several clubs travel
around once more and they viii fetch up as
follows: Detroit at Philadelphia Pitts
burg at New York, Chicago Al Washington,
and Indianapolis at Boston. AT each place
two games will be played weather permit
ting.) and while they will be exhibition
games. the scores will count Just the same
IN the schedule.
New York and Boston came to the front
with reports this morning. as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Notice IL hereby given that on Friday,
June :. 1888. a. 10 o'clock a. m, shall sell
az public auction, TO the highest bidder. for
cash. At the 'front.' entrances 20 the store re-
Gently occupied By CartiI & Duatos. in the
Housenosu Block. known as . Pearl st
in the city Of Grand Rapids. Michigan, ali
the goods. wares. rreTchssdise. together
With The furniturs and fixtures nov held
by ms ss sssiznse Of John L. Curtiss and
George r. DGnton, situate and being in
said store. said property com prisss . genera
stock Of stationery. Wrapping p&per, ast
pareY. card oosrd. envelopes. t~inss, cor
dsge, wooden ware, etc. and viii be sod
suhiect - two mortgages givsn by Curtiss
& Danfon 20 Lewis @. Dpnton snd the
Fourth Nstionsi Bank Of Grand Rapids
snd flsd IN tbe ofscs ~ the City Clerk Of
Grand Rapids. April Is 1883
EnNgsn D. BsRsY. Assignee.
Dated. Grsnd Rapids. Nich.. Nav p 1883
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
At Home.

The Grand Rapids Base Ball Club will
give a benefit ball at Co. KS Armery on
Pearl-st. this evening, with music by
Porter's orchestra. The several committee.
are as follows:
Reception Commit.ee-A. Hilborn, p
Hartnett, g. w. Dygert. ID. Eyer; Intro
ductory Committee-W. O'Donnell, Jas
Maze. II. Meyer, F. Linch; Floor Managers
]. Williams. II. Stel, VIM. Allen.
The postoffce employees viii play ball on
Lyon-.t today east of Union. The gam,
will be called at p. m. IL is not stated
whit positions the lady clerks will occupy
but IL is supposed that they will fern thi
battery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
philadelphia s; Boston o.

Bosros. May 29.-The Philadelphias
easily vanquished Boston after close con-
test Of six innings by batting Sowders at
will. Mulvey and Nash fielded superbly.
Delahanty played a great game in every de-
partment. Attendance $500. Nike Kelly
was unable to play on account Of illness.
The official score is as follows:
BOs.on. --0 0 o 0 o o o.
Phlladel pha 40 o 0 o o B.
Base Hits-Boston, 3: Philadelphia, 10.
Erro-s-Boston. 4; Philadelphia, 0.
fatteries-Sowders ana 0Rourke; Bum nton
ana Clements.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Over tas graves OF ths heroes whe fsn
Wnea tae tide OF tAs bsstls v&s net sad
hlzh.
Asa tas sssa.A CT tas sznz0s Ike blasts NON
hs4,
Scatter tas aoserA
What matters Il nov what colors they sores
They snau meet their Judge IN TIE court ca
hiE1-
Ply ihs Pc q and tbs greet they here.
scatter ths fossfs.
Thank Cod that yoa know nos ths terrible
STRIFE
We kneH in those awfai years gene ~
faank Cod for the o0oa q . resesfai lfe-
scatter the Covers.
Scatter TIE eowers. Why shcaid We
CherlsA tAa aate q tae years gone byi
Over ths sr4ys o. t-sir snElltT
Scatter ia eOsseA
Scatter ne towers. nv chfid. to-day;
Scatter tie nowers where TIE soldiers lie;
Scatter ths 6oueFs on blus and gray
Scatter ne Towers.
RO8sRr EvxRKrT PRETLlow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
No Actors Thers.

A fossil egg. found IN the tertiary strata
of the Island Of Madagascar. Is 84i inches
one way and 20 inches the other II our
hens could be induced 10 lay eggs Of such
size there would be fewer James o'Con-
nor Powers assuming the role of Hamlet
1t Is safe TO say that there were no anna
teur ''Aamlets" In the tertiary period
Nerristown Herald
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

s,eIs>tss Ns - xtNt-ss< rtsANs-
NEW YoRK. May 29-New York admin
istsred another sound drubbing to the
Washingtons today. Ttcomb's pitching
wss batisd suite freely by the visitors, but
they could not bunch their hits. The New
Yorks. on the other hand. had little trouble
in batting Gilmore, whom they hit At will.
Ewing's base running was the feature OF the
game. The score Is:
New York .... .........S s 0 8 i 0 oil
Washington. 0 0 0 o.
Base Hits-Sew Yorh, III: Washington, ..
ErrOrs-New York. 2. Washington, >
Batteries -Iltcomb and Murphy, Gilmore aud
Murray
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Young man" be said. solenniy,s do
you know we are all liable to be called II
any timer
"Yes. sir, responded the young man.
1--WE are al liable to. Of course: but made
three men hay down On q pair Of deuces
last night."-New York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

TIE same q hsll between the kusk-gcns
sTd Towers on Decoration Day promises 70
bs verY sxciang ore. The T3~erx 81 this
city are composed q the following rssvers
F. Wslasrg. pitcher. formerly II Chicago.
n. Ncksy, csfcAsr ard csrtsin wfth ths
Gresu ~sise Northern League team. =. r.
r. Letcher. frst bsse - the Grsenvills
League team, 's7; J. HCrhes sscozd s.se,
g. test5ers, thir8 bsse Local payers. 4
Winng. short stop. of Toris NertheTn
League sssna. e. n NJ Torss Isf Sel6. q
The trrSnd Rapids Norfk ~e~sera L~.r1.
tear. g ard he D-trofts Nssioaai League
.esni. a ard IS. p G. CcnneflT. rifhf
SID. 81 the G-sn3 RsDses North ~-xtsTa
Lsssue seszs 81 @ Fer. centsr 6esd,
y alteha.i Northern Ieszne tssaa, $.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

'@you wouldn't think, he said. indicat-
ing a gentleman across the street. that
that ordinary. commonplace looking per-
son has many times stared death unfinch-
ingly in the face
why. moi Is he desperate chsrac-
terri
Mot very; he's an undertaker."-Ncw
York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

AL the clubs will play today-four in the
National league and FIVE in the Tri-State,
and il it ia a fine day we may expect some
interesting results.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Erner Snita. vcuuE nan ~hese ra~snts
i've st Hol.snd. rss severely rlt A. S-cin e
-,saf nark~t IN The W-ss side isxt svsninr
~ sospe scnfitat as e. i'1ccn - klcck inr-
h., - "a ssirh wsv ss 81 resrir hsif sevsr
A. s~at eorpsrn. D. Ms,ei tressed fhs
.oans. The zssfn srtsr7 and nsia acre
uers ~~er<d-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Did.

PARKS-Mrs Lydia. wife OF John Parks svrd
= years st 250 a n. Tuesday. May - De
ceased leaves an infant daughter IA days Old.
Mr. PARKS + q sal. sTuan A. The star Ciothing 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Ga a.

Visitor ito Montana widow)-And you
say your husband met his death by fall
ing of q scafoldf
Montana Widow-Yes: poor Johnl
Tisitor-Eow far did be falis
Montana Wtdow-Er-oh, the fs1 was
about three feet, thiuk--Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

OltXx OO4t 1bOC&<s
Impurities IN the blood produce diseasea
Bodily and mental health depend upon
healthy condition Of the blood. The blood.
particularly in the fpring and during the hot
GUNNER months, becomes clogged with i'm
purities, which poison It and generate dis
ease. A harmless blood purifier. without a
particle OF mineral poison in II. such a. mar
curry or potash. Is necessary 20 remove thesse
Impurities and 10 restore the healthy tone q
mind and body. The best purfner and tonic
known 20 the world Is swift's Specific Css.Sl
In regard 20 its wonderful purifying and
tonic powers we give a few testimonials a.
folle~s:
Mr. VIM A. siebold. with Geo p. HoweTi a
Co. 70 Spruce Street. New York. writes March
2sth. issS. II feel II my duty. for the benefit
OF others who may be afflicted a. I was. 10
write you this letter. which you can use as
my testimony in any way you choose. VIII
answer any inquiry from others In relation
20 the facts herewith stated In February
last suffered great pain and inconvenisnce
from boils, ali over my mech; could not turn
my head without acute pain and my blood
WA in poor condition After trying all the
usual remedies In Euch CASES and finding no
relief. by the persuasion Of Nr. J. ". Pears.
Manager q your New York once used one
bottle S. S. s. and improved rapidly and
very soon I was entirely relieved of my
"J0b's Comforter" Now NOT > sign of my
affection can be seen feel strong and cheer
ful s. s s. Is a ips tonic ~ proved IN my
case. ISleep soundly and my appetite is good
Or. ]. \. Cheney. wslfnown physician
writes from Eilaville. Georgia +" uss s. s s.
in convaiescent fever cases with The best ~
suits- II VIII. n my Judgment, prevent sum.
nser dysentery, II oue sTfil take q few bottles
in the spring. thus preparing the bowels for
the strains * sumner"
Erx Scott Iistou. 1is Zane street reisndl
wheeliBr. West Virginia. writes. EssIns
used s. s. S. for the blood. car safely ssy
that n beats sn-fhlnR have psec 20 cleanse
the blood and make a rev being Out 81 > per.
son.r
NJ n s. raraifn- Winston. X C. .=rifnr
"f nee ~ every spr3nr. II siwsys builds me
~. fiyine appetite ard digestion an1
enabling re N stand the long. tryluY ener.
vatng hot senup1-r dars- On Using n son
beoome sirens Il body and essy q mind
Treatise ca Biood and skin Diseases malice
FREE.
TEA SWIFT srEcF7e Co. Drsver a. Atlanta .
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

We believe II selling onlv the hest snS
hs~e secure6 ne aEercr for kenrs f5se
sapca=stc~fes Pr-ce - cpn1s Fers "a. A.
Sprinx-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

No report comes from Columbus and
Canton. and tee probability is that they did
not play. The summary of the other games
in the league is as follows.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished ey w. r. Scribnel
real estate dealer. 50 Peari-st.l


The following is list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. With
the names, residence when outside the city,
and ages of the parties:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Attbs conclusion Of the ceremonies the
marshal viii resign bis conusnd and the
posts will procssd 10 TIE nonument st the
head OF Aonroe.sk. where the beautiful
memorial services Of the Grand Army viii
be gone through with Aftersards the
various COIN uaitLses viii proceed 70 the
cemetsfiss according 10 the follosinz AZ
rAngsment- -.
Custer Post No. 5. Fulton. Oak Hill.
Calholic and Vshey City Cemeteries.
Champlin Post, Green wood and Mount
Calyary Cemeteries.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Nsrsbsl h. Maiden sad Alds
Presidents af tEs Day, W. A. Clark Orator,
l.. O. kathsrl0Fa. Past Dept tcm =.
Chaplain. kss. J, A. -prss1s.
Ia esHisgns.
Pstri2rchsl Circle Band
Custer kos1, q. A. S-s 10. D W. u. ffoss
commanding.
Chsmplin Posl. q. A. K, No. -, >. waite
cCnmsDdink
John A. Logan Posi-. q. A. E., NO. 4. Zap
Lsln Baila.Ts commanding,
Cen. L &. 1nikh and otan, Coaainahalns
state Militia
Maj William 4. McGarriB. Commander
BatiAlion OF state Troops.
CompsnY I. CaDt. g. h. Rose c0mmandins.
compAny 3. Capt. w. ). kiansy command
csmpsny <. Capt. Dennis Rogers commaad-
lng-
Mayor and Common council in carriages
Cinzens Com miftee IA carriages
Mexicsn Soldiers Ia carriages
szEOsD Ofssios.
Carl b. Tracy commanding.
Band
soas Of Veterans. Captain Williams co M
msnding.
PatElzrchal Circle. Captain Bsbcoek COM
uAIdiag.
Knights Of fytnlss.
Uniformed Rank A. .. Y. W.
Red Men.
Knights Of the Maccabses.
4. "A. G.. A Cadets
Al other civic societies on foot
Old soldiers 10 carriages.
Custer Relief Corps in carriages.
Chrmplin Kelisf Corps m carriages.
scno0l ehildren In carriages.
Citizens N carriages
The column will move al 30 sharp.
through Turner. sixth. Cana ana Aonroe-
as. u the park. where the ceremoniss ol
the day vii commence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
FOR MEMORIAL DAY


Ths preparations f,f tedsy hare ossH
more skofoazhly m.ds thaa sEsr osfofs.
The b4aa sszsd "a Faltoa 5tssst fsfk has
bsen bzadssn<ig Decorated snd trimmed
n ksaor q he deg. Tie soldiers aona-
naeat 81 tas bssi sf Asnrosvsk has Dssa
eossssa sisa a.ss and snsstas ssd nssers
n hoaos q sas hsFoss who are ioekias
ao~s Lossy fsDn lhsir knziy i5fons Hna
~. Our sssnofJ = sssst osio<. ne
liss II nsssh sni c0Enpists proxfs'nnas si
exzxclses . zlszn sslos-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Pasr nsps Cosn- l. q. Rutherford
Masie by t-le Glee Club
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Positively Cures Liver and kidney comrlainis censps
on Rheuinsfisin SeFodla Dropsy, hiionsnek hAlAliA
iabeles siad a. Diseases Arsing tIom Impure blsod