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Evening journal., 1888-10-11
REGISTERS ORDER.
p EGIsTER's ORDER.
RFGISTtH'S OFFTCr

hEtlS1ERS OFFICE,
= Upon the application of Security Trust 4 safe
Deposit Company, administrator Of Edward b.
strauss late or Wilmington hundred in said
county. deceased, ii is ordered and directed nv
the register that the administrator aforesaid
give notice Of granting Of letters Of Administra-
date of granting thereof by causing adver-
tlsements, TO be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters in six of the
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate topresent the same, or abide
by an Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided ana also cause the same to be in
serted within the same period in the EVENING
JOURNAL, newspaper published in Whining
ton Del. and to be continued therein three
weeks G. o. q.
Given under the hand and Seal
- Of ONCE Of the Register aforesaid
l.. ;. at Wilmington, Ia New Castle
- county aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD. Register.
Evening journal., 1888-10-11
JOHN K. BRADFORD. Register,
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the same, duly
attested g the administration on or before Oc-
tober 5, 1889, or abide the Act of Assembly in
such case made and provided.
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY. Administrator.
Address: Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1888-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
DRoF. A. S. wEBsTER's
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY,
Wilmington, nel,,,.,r.
GENTLEMEN,s cLAss

GENTLEMEN's CLASS.
Commences Monday Evening, September "a
Monday and and Tuesday evenings. from 8 Nd
10 o'clock. - i'Viii "
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLASS.
Commences Saturday afternoon. October a nj
and saturday from to s. :" y
Commencing Tuesday Evening, October .
special Ladies' Glass on Tuesday EVENINGS
from 70 lV Ihls class is especially for ladies
Private Glasses or Private Insfructfons b,,
special arrangements. For Terms. Circulars
Nc, apply TO II. +. Robelin. 7ln Market street
at nay residence, S0s West Tenth street or bv
mail to the Masonic Temple -
Evening journal., 1888-10-11


The breeders race did not amount to
much. The starters were Brown Cedar,
Maple Valley stock farm, and Jim Ben,
owned by I. II. Mccoy Brown Cedar
won easily without difaculty.
The milkmen's race was amusing and
novel. The entries were T. f. Goodly,
7. Z. Beatty, A. C. B. Anderson and
George Banks The men were required
to load their wagons. drive a mile and
unload without spilling any Of the water
on the glo lound. Goodly came in first, but
spilled water from the cans all over the
ground Beatty took first place and
Banks second. The races were all over
BY g o'cicck. During the racing there
were nearly $500 persons in the two
grand stands
DIVISION c. SHEEP AND SWINE. JASON
DAVIS, SUPERINTENDENT.
he LaeSaw ana Breeding Company END
G. Nj and G r. Walters won most OF thu
Evening journal., 1888-10-11
REDUCTION
IN
PRICE OF GAS.

wmM1SoTov COAL GAS Co, Oct. ., 1883.
From this date the price of Gas furnished
TO ordinary consumers Will be Sl.3I per
thousand feet. For payment within ten days
of the delivery OF the bill a discount Of TEN
cents per Thousand feet viii be made, thus
making the net price Sl.2j per thousand, =
price probably lower than IN any city in this
country OF equal size. similarly situated.
rs cna3ie the company to naintain this re-
duction prompt payments viii be insisted on,
and discounts will hc positively refused in
every case outside Of the above limit. We wish
to inform our patrons respectfully, but earn
estly. that our bills must be paid or the gas
Will be shut OF. BY order Of the board,
WILLfAMP TAYLOR, Treasurer.
n. B-Persons in debt to the company on
old bills are informed that settlements must
be made at once to avoid legal collection.
Evening journal., 1888-10-11

he iaeSaw&ua Breeding Company and
G. n. and G T. Walters won most OF the
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
feaal Notices.
CUPRENIE COURT,

CUPRENIE COURT,
~ CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-YoRK.
Charles C. Plaintiff. against James tettretcn ana
Annie. wife, Robert Johnson Charles u roster sAa
Samuel X. Boyley, Defendants-SummonS
Trial desired In the City and County or New-forA
To the aoove-named defendants -. =.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO answer the
complaint this action. and TO serve copy OF your
answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty GAYS
OF this summons exclusive OF the dt}
OF service and in case Of your failure appear answer
Judgment will be taken against by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New-York, Jan 81, 1893.
ED w. CHAMBERLAIN Plaintiffs Attorney, ONCE
and Post Oce address, 120 Broadway New-York City.
TO CHARLES c. FOSTER: The foregoing summons
IS served upon you by publication pursuant order
Hon. Edward Patterson one OF the Justices Of the su
preme Court the OF NewYork dated February g.
1ssS and flei with complaint In the oice OF the
Clerk OF the City and County Of New York. AZ the County
Court House In the City OF New York
Dated New York. March %, 1855
ED W. CHAMBERLAIN.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
120 Broadway. New-IOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
Gxrursions.
"A Pleasant Winter Trip
70 the Tropics.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED ID" LINE.
eeLunf svey ssslye days venezucia, s A., and me
lAone Cureeoa W. l. aford unequalled opportunity
49, slsasg % make short ssa voyage % 70, sep's, &
eeveed - sys modern app.nes for hs safety, esaven-
oee - eoSt0ft o. poeeeneers The round trip rs mace ia
~ 1919 e,sssss ei Er desrp''ve phe' Apply 70
BOykTON, BLISS & OALLETTp
eeo92 AAnaAeEzs u Wal-sts Nsu-xesk.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

.ust,on .a,ss n tho Exchange yesterday
NsvsrtAsless the asos was thronsed win 49,. ,.s ~
hroksrs Tho week hss shown most seuve 'v'h
- suesen and private sale There iA no~ess we US
,o an N. mart of sellers prefer sales oy auction
~ ~ ,uetonsers are likely 70 be busy uh tho ena OF
she seassn- u, an,
Na e. wsss Thirty -ninth-st. fourstery DWELLING 2ax
ooxsaa hes been sold for Jeremiah pevei Tor s4sooo
eDvr storv houseS No. 112 West Eghy-sixth-sr, Tor
e4o7so The house not actually finished Dore Lyon
- purchased from Stern the northwest corner Of
the Boulevard and Sevenysxths1 -Four lots In the boue
ward loox122. for $4,000 cash.
Morris B. Bscr Co. have sold 12oxloo feet on tho
north side Of Ninetethst. 100 feet west Of Central Park
10, Dwyer ! Ksvanash for s54oco. The purchaser
intends erect t0urstory modern houses on
hrsestery hghstoop brick for D. g. McElroy. for
e1kooo: and for r W. wilmington the fourstory high
seeop house. 2ox1oo. No 70 West Tory-nfth-st, fcr
sz2ooo
q N. Blaksly has sold for Sidney q Elliott Smith the
house end lot No. ITS West Forty sevsnthst. three
nory bsownstons building. 2ox5oxeo.4, for sls,-
oo0 70 j. G. shoilon Charles Graham
Sons sold at private contract NO 10 Ess'
esvsnty-eishthst. o four-ssory dwelling house, on
Lee l7xioo. 10 George W. Munroe for $4,000 The SAFE
q Tie northwest corner Of shave and Thirueths re
ported Thursdays Tribune has been made BY Colonel
John Watson william Moir the Sixthsve jeweler at
IL price srsady given. s2So0oo The stables NO "
Meat Thtyssth-st were cold for another $4,000
nrsssus Enos broker Of No. % Park Row. has been
posed for membersAp the Exchange proposed BY Eu'
rsns Dubois and seconded By Benjamin Richards Will
In 4 wsA Of No. o. Lberv-ss, has been posted for
nsmbsshiu proposed BY johnson and seconded by
Nswbold T. Lawrence
Nxw-YcsK Friday. March %. 1888
RxooRDHD REAL EsTAr1s TRANsFERs-N Y CITY.
The following shows estate transactions rscsrdsd
10 shs Rsslsss2s Once today.
ss s .s5 ss s ,,s' s o.sIs e p:ys Irss
ssdst 1925 Of s,havs 2Snio22 q ssseaors 81 rS o.
Nsrd K,Sssfcs a .'..... ...-.'.....-.---.-. $4,000
ios1 sssss ana vi,. TO Mary Lsrfns ns... $4,000
'ocys Van vor.t' rs,.rse TO Robert Boyd ... $4,000
s7sh.sI No iSa aud iss West; Dors Lyon and wife -
x.s.sss .s \. asi Charles Run Daniel ., ,,o
FrisdsaS "a and smother 1a7oo
'S'fsS Erio. and vie 70 asnry Kunhardt jr $4,000
i''i, ilsi,s l!saess = 8 ssacs: e Der; ,s
Ys,s.s! so sod wife st to Eliza oa@pSs 1880
r....s ssy N'sss'Is sas mo .ct @ issa:t issld
s'nsys syssh ana husband 70 ESers DSsas'. $4,000
i iss7 i:dsr as csssssld Ssos. g s.s II
sAIs Y.Sssryi aus fran.. uus''e 70 s.n 4Aoo
o0'aes ga 3 James Assr 70 samuel Tr,@6ie .. $4,000
BrosS ave q IS II Of iasth-st; Adam Gebharat
sa.ss VIZ s 3 M::t is4ids ssIioOsi ooo
sacsS.s .s .On.' On :. " 500
sTssiiS.s7S; Christian schaile ana wiisiO
x..S..s:...y. cor I3al.st isSzSO; AI ., oOo
a'&s a.ssy bull HI wIis: ss sssss; :S."'.
iiSs .s..:s !sa;:s ss.iodii % ,o,
Hiitsn 20 % Waller Red 1880
Gsii % seth Misen 20 500
70 Psal Wather oo'o
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
Diri0en0 Notices.


NEW YORK, February 25. 1885,
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
"A oNEHALF q 1-o) PER CENT on the capital stock
this company Will be paid the Office or the company,
No. 81 Coslsndts. In this city, on and after Thursday
March Is. 1855
Tie transfer books will be closed from the close Of
business today until the morning OF Friday, March IL
By order VI the Board OF Managers
JAMES g. HARTT Treasurer.
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK,
i 1876 BRoADwAY. NEW York. March 2S. 1888
sIXTY-SINrH DIVIDEND.
The Board of Directors have this day declared quarterly
DIVIDEND PER CENT from earnings OF the past three
months payable and after April The transfer books
II. p. DoREMUs.
Cashier
NEw-Y YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVE. RAILROAD CO.,
OFFIcR OF THE TREASURER Z
NEw-Yo3g March Is 1857
THE Board Of Directors at meeting held
this declared quarterly dividend of one per cent
parable al this Office Of Aprii next t STOCK
holders record cslng OF the transfer looks THIS
?. M. T. " W. hoSoi Eta iioss1lo'.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
City prSrertn for Sale.

Citp prorertn for Sale.
RUYERs would do well to examine the ele;
gan. scn sooP to-
h'u''' 20 10 % West 0''A JAMES JAMES FRAME owner
EOR SATE.-No. 65 East 7sth-st. new
fourstory ana basement house. with dninr-room ex
'eHs'0A cabinet finish ANs6S sSufERs
COR SALE OR no RENT.-Three-story
front house 40 Ea.t lsothzt near Maasoa
ave. In s'f s'aSu SouNc On I 81 Ea.s lsOs
PURCHASERS of West Side houses can
sSss. @ yS ~ s
1000 oes Madssnsye between sosh and sls
mo % a 2ess ssS can be
s.a ras kasrATnaGaks sss.:. nsa Is as.l Gs.ssE .
Gounirp proprrtp For Sale anO Go fst.
AGENCY FOR bargains IN
"A handsome residen building sites houses 70 let
CLARENCE D. TUBES. Beekman-st. N 7.
At wEsTP0RT. CONN.-Farm, l20 acres,
location high commanding vews Of surrounding country ana
Long Island sound 'fI seSsP sSs
AT MADISON, N. J.-For sale, $4,000. easy
modern houses. lo rssm. AL !"
bsautui high elevation. near station Plots acre
or mere Applv to o.,
or W. +. MORRISON. Madison, N J.
OITY AND COUNTRY COMBINED. Forty
more acres flowers lawn, shade and orcharu gos
shape and Iocatisn minutes from depot ana 10
from competing railroads. ysarlv tickets 500 %
40 cents 80 trains daily; land be laid ont nu
on and rented: COW and chickens for sale Address
| sUBUR El Mora Station ~ j. -----
EOR SALE.-ALABAAlA TIMBER LANDS.
In Chocaw and Marengo Counties on Tombisbee RIVER
/ 1000 acres CT land heavily timbered with Pine OAK
CYPRESS &C. Also 800 rich for cultivation Loca
ton OF Pensacola and Memphis p through land Good
houses, &C. Apply to
Mrs. MARY E. sTIMPsoN. Executrir,
AZ welngton-st-, Worcester, Mass
EOR SALE.-rwO village lots. Nos. and
in Block 1, at the village Of Franklin Park N j. al
Joining the Pennsyvania r. r. station In that village
Apply in the counting groom Of The Tribune
M ONTCLAIR. N. J-SPECIALTY-Bea
/ N1 full uoder, residences, sale and rent PAhoOSo @
TAYLOR succeeding Howe & Parsons. ~ Csdarsl' N 4.
CHORT HILLS, " ito rent for the sum
~ mer falv furnished houss running water osth eie
phons alarm, &C.; stable has box AMI
singlestaIL Asdress " H." rrioune ofcs Sew-fork-
BrookIrn 1]ropsrtp for Sale.
TOR SALE.-Three-story brownstone front
In st. James place. between Greene and Gates syes
Brooklyn at bargain; elevated railroad stations
Apply TO Owner, Room is, No. 100 Broaoway n. T. oe
fore IL m
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

WANTED.-A gardener competent 10 taks
eAaue q 3 Genusuata's place with srssnheussa
G}saH - f.aVss q: sso RSalklka- a5S 6ssS r
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY

or THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
q. rit.L q OOlOoo. Ne. IS WaiLst
Designated by order Of the Supreme Court as legal de-
pository VIII deposits OF money on inefeSt acs
As fiscal or agent trustee for corporatca ana
accent and execute any legal from persons or corpo
ratons ON rs favorable terms similar companies
THOMAS HILLH0UsE. President
TREDERICK d. TAPPEN. Vice President
CHAS. NJ JESUP, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
Proposals.
Wressmakina.

Wrfssmakif19.
DRESSMAKER,-By q competent dress
maker formerly Slrs. Connolly aud Doaayaa. stew
en- oements by the Dag. Address NJ FUREf lOl West
15th-s.
NITTER and DRAPER.-First-c class wishes
by the day late o one OF tne leading
houses: CITY reference Address d., $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
Giiuations Wanteo-Malss.

0lIunIlou6 AuuUIEu-lIt0lS0.
A YOUNG GERMAN, with thorough edu-
TsS as sns nss an
s, psym.nl aasa' Address J. r. Is TrIOaas oaee:
RUTLER-By competent young .celored
FISSa. 5H,s S1ss SSwH s't o: - 'D-
PUTLER,-By an Englisnman; thoroughly
sssa At s o.
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By mar
sd ne s@y S sa sa ss
aass. os s0Sasts sns week Hsny R
COACHMAN.-By a frst-class man who
eOsnsry xillns ANA osl!ins .aa can :: PEI.
ss1sn coAoHS2N fsea III Vest s @ pSysss stable
COACHMAN, GROOM and GENERAL USE
.:S: n yspns y "s,E @s..: m..ras
quiet steady place city or country rssrsnesA j. NJ SN'
COACHMAN. GROOM and USEFUL-MAN,-
~ BY compstent reliable mao thsroushly untsr;tanas
harnsss an carriases exp osts
s ~ sns Xdds sac E
COACHMAN and GROOM-COOK. &c.-By
.ss %s!'is .is.
& bITE inE Dss sss ss. ct H.: sa Sp:s %: ssss
COAC OACHMAN.-Married Protestant; four
" years city reference JOHN. IT'S East 7oth.st
NOACHMAN.-By frst-class man; thorough
" understands hs business In svsry respect 500 0
driver, ssbsr oshgiag objection Geod yisee
the country. Cali or adressJ D. Csaehman. sIs sAAv~
ono pair stairs up front
COACHMAN and USEFUL-MAN. by q
" temperate Trustworthy swede with long experienee
Thoroughly understands the care OF nofss sna
ools.ng best clly references Address TRUSTWORTHY
Tri1une Uptown once l2sS Broadway.
NOACHMAN.-By respectable married
" man age s. no family, thoroushiy unesrseands Bic
brsnss,r viii Ls willing and obiissGt nfetcA.e
which city or country Call or a.
dress NJ. G. s3i ethavs. harnes, store
N0ACHNAN.-By coachman who under
stands thoroug y the horses and oafr;ages 10
city driver and highly recon lsnden oy Ast en-
poysr. r.. rrteuns = Cptown once. Az9s ore.1 ~sy:
NOACHMAN.-By young married man who
" Thoroughly understands his bnsnessi wm % ysund
,.etos 70 shs country ca or address Z. s2i ohava
harness store,
OOACHMAN. by single young man frse-
care Of hcrses hsnesA oarrases uadsnMnas
Eee lawn roads 10 order milk vtu bs gsneauy
ussui !, lasi employer be seeny hehy reoemmeaooc
Address y. c. Trssas Eptewn omcs D zss 1reeaxX
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By thoroughly
~ compsisnt Protestant undsrsAnds veil the care
horses carriages And hasnssa eood ana eareie
Sity city or coanuy Address A. T.. ios Wsss ssdse.
care Of J. .. FerEusen.
NOACRNAN.-Bv married man with small
man cas- 30 sseai vii = hEhH i.ssAnsa@sd HN, =
| siXHrSs ~ "a sss' ssSse' '
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
PROPOSALS
FOR
CITY BONDS

CITY HALL DEPARTMENT OF FINANCED
PATERSON, ~ j., March 22d, lsSS. }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Office OF the Comptroller Of the City OF Paterson
N. j.. until o'clock %. m. Of
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

NOACRNAN.-Bv married man With small
" family Z yssp vitA isst enpisgH iaAy = qsaste.
gsp sssass - :sssss = ssfI; S;.,ssn,s ~ ssSsss @
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

Brooklrn 3)ropsrtp for Sale.
TOR SALE.-Three-s brownstone front
in st. James place. between Greene and Gates syes.
BROOKLYN, at bargain elevated railroad statons
Apply TO Owner Room is. No. 155 broadway. N u be-
fore 12 m
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

USfrsu S-ArEs-United ststss vs A A.
Davis tan peFiaE vith 4. ; rnsils motion
20 arrest Judgment denied sni defendant
Faed 500 United Sist@s - John AZ
Zinzsr. -5olessiiag liQB3s without psving
special tar. nolie pros 4. discaarsed-
Cfsrrrr-Grsnd Rapids Felt Boot Cors.
panv - The Bisseil Carpet Sweeper Con-
psnv. trssesss sskniftsd. Frsneis Tesel isy
and T. stewart Waite - Jcbn r Elliott
debt Judgment to- plaintiff $500 81 snd
costs Wihsiun Jesse ~ Asran Fsfsr.siu
sss'llapsit. on trfaA
PeopsrE -Essste 81 gchr scsllv o.
ceased. exeruserS tbird sasasl account
hlsa Estate of Marv II Griif5a. 81 alleged
mentally incornE Ee1ent persnn. petitions FOR
appointment 81 zeRersi SD snecisi cusr-
Slsns dfsra ssea Estate ~ Aussrs ksck
8ecesse6 will s1d ps-iuoa - p-pos,e oi
.a-se -. searrg Nsree l2. sststs *
Esxsre T. ksmink - a.. minors. zrprs ssrs
wsrrsnt Ant inwestofF fie8. Es sfe =
Hsn5e RI 3 odxest. = nasner. ssrrsssr-s
wsrrsnf sut iaventsrT ~ ess;sfs IN a exsa
cn4ute fss6. retifoo foF lfes~ss - - "a
--tsrs = - aesTFug NsrCa - Esfass ~
fsnss ~kehs1. deressr. eerrs sers VA
rsns sd iarsltorT SD eesrs< ~ cls rs
Asse~e the cenrt .sSs<nef - Asxss lf.
E-sats e Hsrrzon n Dsanstz. aes -sset
ue.lti,n ~ szroisf neat q - sfzslnizfra-
sa- als3. aear.nx AArrh g. Esssts of Nssen
cs- as 6eoe&sed. er3.r elio~fRg e - e
ssr><axs assl se-sz.2
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

L sas 1st 5fty years ago Yesterday slnes
hon- Joha " Hcinass PiA1iea his feet sp-
ca he SOL shich = nes ghs eoaEisalDg
city u Grzad Rzpids. wiIh tsf e 90 popz-
lats3a Hswss accom- panied - Ais saRisels
sile snd tnes cslse hers -igh tAs estsTasi-
ssEl0a OF KF0~lBx 90 siln ths then ANAL
village. Judge Holmes cixtnplsos was IN
C4Tlisls. seh9bsnss e0ensy. \. D. hss11x
hssa esllsa baby BOZ IA the sesr
1915, msklag kis sss nov Is ytaFs
lie stssaisd IA early yonfk IN S,sksfa
soHnty and sflerwsrd IN select sessoel n
1nerFy Nsl - here bis fathsr placed hie4
att tas intention q nting him 10 sutsf
gah . thsaiesieal geuFss II sfU1y. he
silh his eiie les NiisQn, Ma &Fa to8nty
,. i eFtas y sst la A&s ana ia taae. lst .
arrived a. D-lro8f Ia tie fsil9siDE D.
esalbeF be made BIS nFst yiss here sod 80
~eii plsssed ~as BE taat BE seFBarentis
located IN Gr4na Rapids ia lass. tscruay
"a Just 0ne-EAlf ceaIury $50 J41ss
fslmes' hr-s employ msnE VA ia \ nercsn-
ia house. but later on catered iRto CO
pzftnefship with one Mr.. Hsary. His sx
tensiVe practice 10 the court. e too vel
kn0sn 10 need repetition and has gtvep
bim = ide spread reputation. lie has na1
many offices Of lrast and IL nos Judge o.
the Police Coart. DE posses that fsed!ty Of
placing his social c0al alp4niccs st ease an1
always maintaining his own individuality.
Dr. Is .. holmes and Judge Holmes
mother. Mrs- sally Holmes. Of Wilson. \.
\ Will On Tuesday next celebrate ner STEh
birthday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

j. b Muliiksn, OF the @. a ". n and the
d. l.. a ~. leaves today in his private car
for Aexico. he will os accompanied by
the following gentlemen. f. c. Brown,
General Superintendent OF the Michigan
Cenffai MsI. A. Il. Watson and A. v.
PsntliDd. Of th,s city. and Hon 3 ). Cobb.
Of Kalamazoo.
Charles J. schnsbel returned to Chicago
l.st n ight after q brief visit with H. Escott.
al North Front-st- Mr.. Schuabel Is credit
man for a Wholesale jssslry house IN
Chicago. having accepted that Office 10 pref
ers1cs 20 Washington position, II being
aore desirabls and lucrative.
Captain Gsvstt returned yesterday from
Chicago. where hs has been in attendance
e. he meeting OF the Michigan Passenger
Agsnts Association. The subject OF Issuing
s. 900 mile tickets Was not settled
IA. A. Coats General Manager Of the Viii
liam r Pril Starch Co. OF Philadslphis. -
guest Of The Brunswick. he has recently
psssatsd . very successful invention for
cooking starch.
Charles Young. the bright and popular
reporter, formerly Of this city. IN now en-
Ploysd on an atsrnoon paper IN ST Louis.
Mo-. and is gaining quite = reputation ss a
sketch writer.
Mss Comslia stsketss lsfl Yesterday for
coarse OF study. Miss Nellie Rogers sue
essds Miss stsK-tee az the Central school.
State Senator Giddinks. Or. T. NJ War
1sli. r. l. Mstheany and Or. Fl. +. Asksm
came down fron Cadillac yesterday. anu
are az The k0rt0n.
John Fay. Of The Brunswick Isft ysstsr-
dsy for Western tup Of SIX weeks and
viA visit So. Louis. Kansas City and Omana
before returning.
Albert J. Mack and Miss Julia Fitzpat-
rick vsre married yesterday az the resi-
dencs Of the brides parents on Plain
fsd-svs.
MRS. A. L. Holoonb. of is3 Gold-ss. who
has been III for tk,s past i've weeks with
typhoid pueumonis' .. fast recovering.
r Emery Tuttle left yesterday for an az
tended visit to bis brothsrs in san Fran
cisco, and siil return Ia the Spring.
G. N Yenx. formerly Of This city, hs,
h~@O promoted 70 the agency Of the &. q "
NJ. station. az Sisson Nils.
Miss stscis Slsvia, q The Warwick. has
gone ou an extenced visit - relatives "a
Port Huron and Canada
Mn. Ford snd Mrs. O. " Frost Of hits-
hsli. are the guests OF ar. and Mrs. Hugh
hcCulloch.
NJ. and Mrs.. Georxs Clark give pedro
party this evening sf their residences on
broadway.
Geo. A. smith goes 70 lsuass today a. a
ieiegsts % th. Grand Encsmpment OF Odd
Fellows.
NJ. aud Mrs. M Dudley are in Detroit.
having gone theirs % sttend the vedding OF
niec~
Nf and Mrs Levi wsfsrsous.. Of Aurors,
fu. are visiting Dr. J. = Buchanan and
family.
The engagement of Thomas ConcannOn
snd Mss Jennie German q snnounced.
Zen. Hsnchsst. r.. has rssarnsd from q
hrief visit With friends in Detrois
VIII Brown hss returned from sbcr.
visit ~ith friends az Nslsu.soo.
Mrs. Eils Csmesu. ~bo has seen esft- az
for some tme . recovering
A3olpa Psrnsrd. 81 C1ics<o. = visiting
friends IA this citv.
" a. shelby hss returned from trip n
Ner Nork.
Rev pr G. a. saith iseuiss seriously IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
Saved His LEG !
SCROFUlA
or rEK
R0NE CURED!


IFrroyta. Ca, August II. 1877
THrsvrT srEcTFIc Co., Atlanta, Ca;
uicarstlon % the lcs< ever sinc- wss n
child. the disease undoubtedly being here
ditary, 80 my mother snfered from terofui
M efriction increased untii the nsisfy
became hsrrsssinE srd painful feyoud fhe
p.wsr p wara. e se ,essrai'y ,sy,,ss r,sh ss
f.ft irg being iess painfully Affected Finally.
about fourteea years ago. he nicer. 81 r1y
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