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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

spseisl nsss.lz CT The Board q kaues-
ton tsEi2l-
ties lie ses0Af IsLxszAls hEEALD 4 Yol
have - 1efras I
The Pro1ltlaanis1s Faisei ahoas $50 a.
tasiT co1geaf4f.n.
bau1saaas aex residences . oeinx oaiif
90 Center near AcD0ssil-st-
The kd.saa Light Company have 8safiy
oasFlsle,i .sY.as tnslr cables
Hesry la4sr 80 arrested yesterday snd
seDt - al ca suselciou "a larceny.
Harrison "a Reed AS arrested on a war
raHt yesterday. igf being disof1eriy.
Aissft fisner. = ~Eid, Vas arrested ca =
warrant Yessefc4y. fgr naIAs dlssfdefiy.
John A.drica a sm4ll boy. vas oi-ssn -
yicio1s dog sa hazs bIlass-st. yeztss5sy.
TIE Bsptist entertainment iB kioqsstts' ;
Hal .ast sfsllDs ~ss a4nd4on-s.g 4tisnasa
yea lave want ssad it Ia early
sHogga ~ 0s classified t5r ton2ffo~ 5
pspef.
Toe double track pat ia ~ i1e Street
Railway Company GA the Wealthy ave-
nii. - com gietsL
a larzs crosd attended the P G. dance IN
tte h % r. hHA iast evening and al bad
nest sn.oYa0ls time.
The kahn Brothers. on PsaEl-sf.. were
srlested ora a eaffsuE gesIeEazg. t0E keep
ile Their saloon ousn after hours
cry Attorney Taylor. Win the assistance
81 1lhsr ot3ials - bUslY engaged Ira the
eviction ana com DiiAtlon ot the eiiy otdi-
nzncst
A cnOoea has purchased The Whit
comb property On south Division st. and
.rtf. 4Tfsl
residences.
Henry ~ son. James Kelly. Frank Viii
son. Iom iynch. 6eorss Handy and John
McCabe G1 Vsgs. we're arrested on tne
hack bills llst nlght
ar. and Ms. 2. d. Starr are IN charge o!
ihe -evsnln Dav Adventists Mission.
~hich aas heen removed from lst sheldon
a. 10 ll3 Cfescalt-aYe.
Com nenc.ax this morning al street car
drivers must wear The regulation cap. Dfi-
Vsrs who wear thstr hair July cut look
weary. AID cgink ginger every thirty min-
uies.
The streets are .redosnt with the OdOc oi
crude oil ant asphalt. oy reason OF tne
openirg os the trenches Tor laying the Edi-
son electric light wires. the cacle car lnori'
Ca-ors and tns water mains.
oniy cne 0f the old houses which for
msr.y stood on the north east corner OF
Bridge and Canal-sts. - now standing and
thst sill Be torn down shortly 10 make
room tor tie new Fuller block.
The Pcniasuiar Club bold their monthly
sociai meeting al the club house tonight
Each uism Der $ expected 70 be present. snd
30 = bis privilege TO introduces one gentle
ran. resident or non resident. as hrs guest
pr j. \. Fowler of Grand Rspids. cslies
Yesterday. The Doctor hss concluded 4
make bis home on bis farm ia Dayt0i
toNnship and vii At once proceed 70 th'
bgiding 81 good house on that iasm-nea
bis son Herman So frsa 0at isdt,afDr.
The reports Of contagious diseases - th'
Board Of Health Yesterday we're, ;. 6
Arnold aged H. 2lS Nt. NernOn-st.. scar
ct lever. James purkee. aged .. So
south iaiayettr- g.. u-ss.ss Charles Wat
son aged Il. 2l5 East 81. scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21


UNITED SrArEs-United States vs Albert
s. Drew. indictment for falsely assuming to
be an smploye ofthe postotiice department.
tried and scquitted United States vs. John
T.. Maoes Indictment for passing counter
felt silver coins. sentenced to imprison-
msnt in House ot Correction a. I0ris. At
hard labor for three years. United states
vs James l.. HrrTy. indictment for stealing
letters from the mai. defendant brOugDt
into court by bis sureties who asked for an
exoneratnr ~hich vas allowed defendant
given into the custody Of the marshal. de-
isu1ant vas lst 10 bail in the sum Of 5000
with two sufficient sgretiss. United SiGfes
"a Dora Dsut selling malt liagOr without
a license. Jury by direction of the court
sni thoui leaving their seats rendered a
verdict Of not guilty. Court adjourned
Until April 3n, a. ID.
tERcrrr.-A bert scott rs. John y. Nc
Dousld and frank e. Williams. d-bf.
Judgment for dsbt and costs. proceedings
stayed twenty days. J0ao e. Kiyn vs. Nell
e Naveri. Esrnisnees of Herman sod Gttii-
lie Hanuerschi a.. claimant sud appellant
punishment. argued sn6 submitted. John
e. klrn 81 D. 3. Evans & Company. gar
n shess Of Hsrn5sn aod Otulhe Hammer
schlsg. claimant and appellant garusS-
menf argued and suhmiifei. Mary T. J.
Ia l. sxecutrix Of the isst vii and iests-
fttefft 81 8nHA ntttf Hrtrt~rtfs ~ M.TIft
O'clock. sammarv proceeii7gs Judgment
for rfaipflf for ccsts Edwin T. Sheldon
- llas d. Perry. assumpsif. judgment for
plaintiff for SE-5. snd against surety
thss k9nkie. and st7nrneys iee. SIS.
pRos4Ex - Esfate Of Heudrick - Van
derseen. executors 6nsi scceunt allowed.
Estate of CbsYies Dltfsv. VII ani cetisio on
tsr prcoafs Sled, hearing Nay 8 Etsfe
II Whinke Ncrdlvn et a. mtnors guar
disns ac-cauf e - orisr nsfe zrs1ang
sliowsDcs for sHpror- 81 Minors. t.=fase
81 issst S.tunnx orier closing estate
sasinst claims Es-sfa al julius ". Haieh
afcesee8. ORDER made determining heirs
Esfats vf Msra flase. deceased. lfcense 20
sci rssl esfsfs 5f Joan F Hsschsr. mioor.
Catherine Haseher sepaiatei znsriisu
bond 81 1fn tssste ~ Fred u IsAvsa-
weTta deceased, petition for hesTng on
claims fe5 hearing Oct. - Al8rEo Z
Leaveu Tefth spDeint~d 8iuiizissrsl lar.
eort $50 Fstsas ~ Evert Nslasers. de-
ceesssi vii sir-lffe1 - rrohafe. Hsrlnsns
WeiDers appointed sxecuur Ests-s -
Dsniei Mrrphv. deceased. iavsntarv g -
smo1rt s. SO Esfaie - Htrsm p Ei-
$50 iecessef orfer aao~n1 eia{n 20
Catherine 2 Burbark ~ $50 sna closias
eststs sezl1sf f1rt aex clens.
.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Owing 20 the uuayoidabls post oaemsnt
Of the MsndelssOhn day al impromptu pro-
gramme vas given ~ the St. Cecilia meet
ing yesterday afternoon and It's entire sue
cess proves The strength IN reserve OF the
-. Cecilia Society. Tue uumDers were adj
mira0iy given.
"Aidsdnner Nights Dean will be
givsa next week 81 al extra meeting. FOs-
losing Is yesterdays programme:
1rlett4i P.ciurgs Nos. 8 & = ...-....- o.. schnnann
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs Fitch.
Aeeal-Siace flrst Net ihee.--.-....-. kubinstcln
Mis- Daln4nz.
sonata lat. FL 81 aud tll Mcrfiueutsi ... -Gries
II - Helen Kendall
PART III.
Vocal Duet -t.................... Tuscan Love lings
Mr.. DAVIS and Mss Pat.en.
keading The Elemenis o. a successful song
MS. QueAnen.
Mrs. BArnhart aud Miss Atwater
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

soper. be Of Nswaygo. and Soper. be OF
Deuoit met AZ sweets hotel yesterday.
~oper Of NeraYgo presented eoper OF De
frnis With a dOzen MusaegOn river frog
legs. Souer of Detroit presented Soper OF
Nswsygo with a few Ben Hur' cigars anu
both went away hsppy.
Dr. James Ga.lcp will 20 to Oiivet tonight
10 response 20 an Invitation from the pFssi-
dent of the college. 20 address the students
this svsning and preach ia the CongregA-
tionsi church on SUNDAY.
Gov Luce and Ex-Governor Alger, who
we're here yesterday attending the annual
meeting OF the soldiers Home Board, re-
turned ID their respective homes early last
evening.
Mr snd Mrs.. Frank Parks have returned
20 their home 10 Paw Paw. after a visit with
friends IN This city. Mr.. Parks is cashier
az The First National Bank Of Paw Paw.
Dr " Brodie ore Of Dstroit's promi-
rent Democrats. ari one OF the best known
medical practitioners IN the west was at
The Morton yesterday.
tseorre Jerome. one Of the nsraaies Of
the H.. 81 "a. g ~ and once a prominent
ciiizsn Of Grand Rapids. was guest a. The
Morton yesterday.
Henry spring. Who has heen iil With
rheumatism tor some tin2s past is imprOv-
iux and - now snie 20 make occasional
trips down street.
thss. A Bullock. station agent at Ra-
VIENNA. with bis wife, wee in the city yes
isrcsy on shsif way TO visit friends IN Mont
caim county.
r. W WurEburx and auiiy leave this
morning over tbe Michigan Centrsl for
NsN York, snd sih sail for Europe next
week
Nr n Adams barrel manufacturer Of
orleans. Mich. e IN TIE city looking after
s.ue resi estate be owns GA The West Side.
Misses Fsnnic and May susitb of Middle
vile are ihs guests of their sister. Mrs. ".
H. Fish. 164 Ca<s IT.
r. e. Hathaway who bss been danger
eos'v il frr soue time east. IS considered 70
te irlprcFine.
Postmaster Sorer. Of Newsvxo. took In
ere e.. 6auce isst eveni0g. and looked sn-
'renisiF hsppv
= r. E. Hughsrt returned yesterday
rforn ~ from brief business trip 70
thcsgc-
r. 81 swirert. Of 81 Johns Sheriff If
Clinton county. Eith bis vie. are 10 the
CITY
Nrs ur g r. whise. Of Reed CITY. =
tae guest ef Mrs.. Ra5mont. of ooilegs-svs.
~ p. ris-es hss been az Big Rapids few
es7s shls week. Is rstuFref lsst evening
r & Gsfdner. ~ Fig Bspi6s Treasurer
ef Neeosss countv - stopping ra the city
Dr. s 3. Eaon. rf fisson. is tae gnsst e
f's rsfaer ~. G. E. koen of Sunmer.st
81 Nerves = prosnfnenf E.. Rsus.fs
faaetsrnsu. Nas iB tbe cisT yesterday.
M snnahie. al rsw FaV. has returned
haraa afte7 business trip 20 this eisv
Hsr 8 fsathers ie0 issf aixat fer ten
isrs business arp - fioriiia
rs sellers. 81 80 Es.isr Springs C'a'.
~ rss in ne ciir Yesterday
HORACE Ws,k.na. of tAs Niddisvilie r.
in sovn-
81 s~3su Ts.xi1s ~ - s =. - G. ~s<
lu tte ..rr sestersfar
Hen Nssl ScH lien. ef Rockford wss
hers Fesisfsisv
yss Psr.e. of 81 Tozeph is re guest
81 NJ. L.acs1-
N- r-sit ~ Rcstsn. is visiting NJ
49, ~ share
Nl~ Da.ss Csrfslt ~ Hsnisss. : =.
- Mtffrs.
&c cesr,-. ere ~ tsnssrs's attorneys.
g. n SIZE str-
Cos q kid ~ Ianss- ~ IN swa
y-@'-riav
J~s. susiss. sg sss Eapsss. 20 b. sisr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Another Drunken Husband.

Emma Pawlikowssi f'ed a DILL OF divorce
ia the Circuit Court yesterday against
Frank Pawlikowski. TO whom she was
married in Germany. in the year 1850. and
who since their msrrisgs she claims has
become an habitual orunkasd and failed TO
support her. Last year she says he left her
for several weeks without any means of
support and sas had TO 90 out and work
for living and after she returned he would
come home drunk aud abuse her shame
fully, she therefore asks the court 70 re-
lease her
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Good Testimoniais.

CHICAGO, January 80. lsSS.-Anti- Kdlso.
mine Company, Grdad Raids, Nich.:: GES-
TLEMES: In answer to your inquiry as 10
how we like -kalsomine would say
that we consider il the best wall coating we
have ever seen. Ii has been on the Adams
Express Building about year and all the
G. aims made by your Representative. Mr..
w. J. Burke. have been proven. The block
is ten st ries high. $50 feet by 100 feet, and
is coated all through with Anti Kalsomine.
We had occasion 10 re-coat some rooms
that were damaged and found that tie
material made better finish the second
time, than the first. 1t has a brighter and
more cheerful look than calcimine. fills up
the cracks and does not shrink and dislodge
as calcimine mixtures will. And since we
have found that we can have our walls
coated with a material that is permanent,
and that we will not be obliged to remove
when necessary to re-coet, would not use
anything else, and will continue 10 use
nti-kalsomine so long as we can get il.
Would not use calcimine If the material
was furnished for nothing.
Yours truly.
A. J. GooPER,
For COOPER a. CARsoS.
Proprietors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

-hs question 81 ferna.s snTrsTs hss sci
sssz4 the tonruss sn1 rers of reforueTs for
r,snv vssrs snd eoo.i srennerts Rave oeen
easfaesd for sod sgsirs1 id Msnv Of the
s7fssr sex cau'd vots intel zertlT. ans
many wo1id vote ss their husbsn6s Oh
eaa xiFe 10 Thoughts - 80 asErirs ef =
so4i seal iss'ze. fEev wo1 Z a. vofs f3r i}f
Fiercss fsvoriie Prescrinfion- for hey
know is a boon - fheir sex Il q an
e01sies f-r he ere 81 .e1oofraes. srncr-
FRA 3ss1srzss. morning sfcsn~~s. ST. n
cen1tess ills 60 uhich wer3sn ars s1e1rcz
r = - oniy re-se1T 81 ~r~7s1s pec1s
wa.sr,ezses ~ a. asen-s s..d ~ -raezfsfs
r-3er resisiee go ranses fr-m - ms1r-
fsefurs~s fkef e - give ssfIsrecf.o1 II
svzrv csze. or rrcner ~l.f BE- refo1ce5. 80
sa<rznt~~ ga ~ssxeer sTesna e<kkaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

The Ussl Redwood Company fled artic les
Of association with the County Clerk yester-
dsy. for the manufacture and sale ofrimber
and lumber and timber products, and the
purchase aud sale Of timbered lands The
capital stock of the company is $4,000
with 1900 shares. sn1 the amount of stock
raid IN Is 500 go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Two weeks ago there was born in this
cir girl baby weighing less than three
pounds. "a was announced in the 7 TEIEeRAH-
HERaro a. tha, time. The little one IS
healthy. bright and bevitcbing. but has
not gSine1 IN weight lsdvs band ung
+ to large for rs wrist. bat hLs the arm
ABOVE the eibow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Drunkenness

or the Ifouor Bsb's. Positively Cufco
~ Administering Dr. Bsires
Golden Specific
u car b given iu . cue n coffee o. tes With
orlt TIE knof..esse o. the u rsou tesiug Sc ~
sEssii RELY harra e. sDd ulil efe pefiasnent
and s1eedr cure Wheeler to Feticnf = r 81 =
ate ariakFr OF an aicohCiic wreck. Tnosiss1 % -
dr-l8ksrtls have beer made zen ferste saeu wn9
have fskf~ Golden cr,eo fr IN t6eif ~ 70 win
Cat fheIr knc~lezxe and fodAF he.ieve tteT
QHit dftnkfne II fbaif 0an tree - 3 II Ntk -
Fali- 7te ryseH onee irapreenafso Niin lhe
rrffafn ff fa-r.rreS an s.tfef iraupaes tsitf ff-
fhe ll1~e- appetite ~ e1iet feTss ~ " u.
7IBb~ fruseirt Us Nonr1e A. snd = Csnsi -
Grand Rspids silh
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

al super1ous hair, moles, warts. wens.
tqmors. hem Jrrhoids. cancers az not pre-.
,ious'g opcT0tcd 0al and al abnormal
growths permanently and painlessly re.
moved by Eocfroiyss At the pafIOrs Of L.
Won Dahke. n. ID. and Electro-ibeFspeuiist
- CresceDi-sve., Grand Rapids, Mich
daily from 8 a. IN. to ?. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

CHICAGO. Jan. ~. lS8s.-Aa,i- Kalsom,ne
Co.. Grand Rapids. Nich-GENrLENEN:-
Some weeks ago your representa- called
our attention TO your wall coating. Anti
kalsomint, which we have tried with the
best of satisfaction. We nave used il on q
ceiling of plsster-reliet work in Potter
falmer's residences. Chicago. and consider it
superior to ANYTHING of the kind we have
ever used on thi. kind of work. II pre-
serves the beauty of the design in the relief
which is always more or less marred, snc
sometimes entirely destroyed with caici-
mine mixtures. Ia short we will never
use anything else tor this purpoe so Ions
ss we can get Anti kslsomiDe. We con
slider il the best thing in the market for this
purpose, as well as for plain tinting.
Yours truly,
DUNCAN NcARrHuR,
Chicago Manager for Herte. Bros,
l5s Fifth Avenue. n. Y.
Jous Il. CLIFFORD,
Artist u corator,
w ILIIAa kALLo,
Foreman painters
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Iii. VIII Filed.

The will OF Charles Duffey. of this city,
was filed in the Probate Court yesterday.
Heappoints HE wife exscu,rix. and part Of
hi. real estate he bsqu-stbs to his sister aud
the remainder real and personal be gives to
his wife. Ills two sons are TO have no share
whatever
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
VIII BE An Improvrrna

r. A. Fletcher contemplaIes erecting a
building on Island-st. adjoining his build
ing on south Division-st., corner of Isan0
81. thus Considerably enlargin. aud ia-
proving Fletcher 7 ace. and furnishing
commodi0us store on the ground hoor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

All men in sympathy with organized
labor should abstsi from lusing) drinking
Chicago or Milwaukee beer until the strike
is ended. BREwERs LABOR USiox.
Grand Rapids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Dr. l. Won Dalikes celebrated Electric
Turkish. Russian and Medicstsd Bathing
Psriors are now open csiiy from >. r. 20
p. m Physicians are invited. = Crescent
ave, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Ben Hur." the new cigar, has already
got TO he quite the rage among Grand
Rapids smokers
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

DO vou remember The race in Ben Hur7'
There is bigger race TO get the Ben HGr'
cigar j1st nov.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Weather permitting. the steamer Barrett
will give 40 excursion down the river sun
cav afternoon. leaving the dock al 2 -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Ben Hur" cigars are bonnie They are
Ell ihs 20 in tbis happy town Try one
quick.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

TIE fr1gg sfs So 81 vsrcn Esl hss 10
saais h siweys relte~s@ $50 .nsrs1fV.
ait r atisFsa 81 soz1e rvIe. yhst D Asr1
Wsssz srsssrssrs D. Rei Cazz. sFrxn
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

rsfvr-7es Hrs sfsrr 4. 7prx s..-...--.--zi- i-fr
carrie eel ida rsrxer Erron ffTast Is. ISIS
Hr..re f. N ss-ssns RFron tcwns1ip. phoeae
al R-rssx fzssles1Ifsn ..-.-... - Il III
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished oy W. r. Scribner,
real estsse dealer. IS Pssrl-stl

real estste dealer. IS Pearl-st
Wm '. Htrtuis 70 Louis J. Walker, lot
80. p '.tt -st3f
J4nts Davis o. Thomas +. Eaton, W. lot
: SIX i. Fra ick -. go
Herman neFsa 10 Cornelius DekcEt snd
wife. lot 3. blk I, MERRILL s News A1d-. $50
Geo r. Waite O. Herd lex Eickeshout,
los - h 3 Godfrey ( White sd s.
Pasllua joiner u Mary = hadisc n part
los n and a Ciraltan ced............'..... 80
Chss MrCsrty % Chas. II Alexander and
vie. iot = blk 5. King & Amphieites
add Lowell -. go. go
IUfner n Crocker 10 Nm. II. Brown hE
nlssxi. OF sec p Byron - -. 400
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Sole Agents for CORTICINE.
Health is Wealth.

Dr. Z. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment q
guaranteed speciic ior Hystera. Dizziness. Con-
vulsions, Fits. NeIv,us Neuralgia. Hesdache,
Nervous Pros,ration caused by The use of alcohol
or tobacco. Nateiulness Mental pepre son,
softeniDg of the Brsiu resulting in insanity ana
leading to misory, decay and death, Premature
Old &c. Bauennefs loss Of Power in either
sex. Involuntary Loses ana tpemaforrhoea
caused by over-exertion Of the brain. selfabuse
or over-iudnlgence Eech box contains one
month treatment 81 box. or SIX boxes for
s., sent by mail prer aid on receipt o. price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure sny case With each order received hv
~ for six ho1es. acc ps psu ed with s.. we viii
send the pu' chaser our written guarantee 20 re-
'nnd the money. n the treatment does no. eject
2 cure. Guarantees issued only by
w. H. TIBBS. DRUGGIST,
Sole Agent.
I28 Monrce-st.s Grand Rapids, sifch
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

The following Is list Of tbs nsgrisg.
licenses issnes since lsst published. vita
ire names. residence When outside the city )
sad sses Of the parties
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
PERSONALITIES

EtNHs y ~ roser sr'ag s'a'i r,s''i''
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
Thursday, September 13, 1sss.
a sTGNIFTCANT OHANGR.

The falling off in the prohibition vote in
Vermont and Maine is rather disheartening
to those who have been vociferously claiming
that the prohibition vote this year was going
to be "bigger than all out DOORS" The pro-
hibition vote fell off about a quarter in Yer
mont, and the indications are that there Is q
similar state of affairs in Maine. There is
no reason to suppose that General Fisk viii
get any more votes in November.
The change indicated by this is an import
ant one. If there is q similar change in New
York next November it will give Harrison
and Morton the thirty-six votes of the State.
And there are excellent reasons to expect
such change. The Tribune points out some
of them as follows: Since the last election q
new issue has been forced upon the people,
that of the preservation of our system of
manufactures, upon which tho prosperity of
this great commonwealth depends. Very
many of the men who have for years past
voted the prohibition ticket believe that this
question is of vital Importance. Will they
60 on voting for ticket which represents
certainly so far az national affairs are con-
esrned, a mere sbstractioni VIII they cast
vote for free trade, for the sake Of the mere
satisfaction they will have in being counted
for prohibitions record which cannot have
the least practical result! We do not bslieve
It, Furthermore, there are State reasons
why they should vote the Republican ticket.
The shortest way for them to secure hear
ing for prohibition is to strengthen the hands
of the Republican party, which is pledged to
submit that question to the voters of the
State. Then, too, much as they may differ
from the views of the Republican party on
license, they cannot be Indifferent to the fact
that the whole saloon power has organized
itself in this campaign, as never before.
against that party. The Prohibitionists must
be for the saloons or against them. A vote
for the prohibition candidate for governor
will be a vote for David B. Hill, whom the
saloon-keepers call four friend" A vote for
Fisk win be vote for free trade.
It will be very surprising if these reasons
do not have a good deal of weight. And
right here in Connecticut, where the prohi-
bitioniats are claiming everything, there are
plain signs that they are losing groud. They
deserve to. Their chief aim seems to be to
damage the only party that ever helped them.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
miscellaneous.
t Matters Not
TO YOU

Whether we are the Largest Clothing House
in Connecticut, or the Giant Clothiers of
America. What concerns you the most is
the more important question: Where can
buy the Best Clothing for the Least Money
And We want to indelibly impress upon your.
minds that nowhere else in New Haven can
you make your dol g accomplish the same
purchasing power as at No. 853 Chapel street.
Our stock is above high water mark in style
and makeup, above par in quality and du-
rability, and our prices are 80 reasonably
reasonable that you can lily afford to pass us
by. These cool nights and mornings bring
our Light Weight Overcoats into prominence
We have the largest and handsomest line in
the city, and our prices are lower than the
lowest. Cali and see them Boys Clothing
is ready. The boys are again getting ready
for school; the little bodies are recupersted
and the brain rested for the extra exertions
for fall and winter studies. They should be
clad in fresh, suitable Clothing, and parents
should bear in mind that they can c1othe
three boys here for the price it takes to clothe
two elsewhere. We have Boys Suits, Boys
Hats and Boys Furnishings, and you might
as we'll save $1.50 to $500 on each
outfit. No better way to earn money than
to save it, no better way to save it than by
buying of the
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13

Germ, having tried in vain to purchase the
stock held by them, met the other day and
declared dividend of 80 per cent. on the
entire capital stock of 50, 100, GOO, per cent
to be paid in cash and % per cent. in notes
payable within thirty days. The expectation
was that. rather than submit to the loss
which the borrowing of some $500, 600 to
meet these notes would entail, the objection
able parties would sell their stock and grace
fully retire. They did nothing of the kind,
however, but secured an injunction restrain
ing the directors from paying the dividend
or issuing the notes ON the ground that the
actual profits of the business did not exceed
per cent. and that the dividend should be
limited to that amount.
Benjamin r. Rogers, New York Demo-
crat, who was an earnest supporter of Cleve-
land four years ago, win work and vete for
Harrison this year. The reasons he gives
for his change are interesting. He says:
enlisted in August, 1862, in the 107th New
York regiment, and in the zsi4 Of 1853 waa
sent to Chattanooga with Gen. Hoaker, and
was then in Sherman's army until the war
closed. On the 25th of May, 1854, while
fighting at Dallas, Ga, was shot through
my right thigh and sent to q hospital. After
lying there six months 1t was decided that
should be placed in she invalid corps, but
asked them to let me go back to my regi-
ment, and although the cord in my leg had
contracted SO that had to walk on my toe,
they sent me to JOIN my regiment at Savan-
nah. On my arrival there found that SheT
man had gone, and I was sent to Hilton
Head, and from there q lot of us ssold vets"
We're sent to Blair's Landing. Gen. Harri-
SON had command of the garrison there, and
one of my first duties was to act as guard in
front Of the generals tent. As took my
position he came out of his tent, and after
acknowledging my salute, and seeing that
was lame, he asked me where came from.
I told him from what hospital I came, and
he said the surgeon had no business to send
you here I told him that was sent at my
own request. After asking me about my
wound, he stepped into his tent and returned
with camp chair, and placing it before me
told me to sit down, that need not march,
and that If wanted chair at any time
could always get one from his tent. Gen.
Harrison is true soldier and a gentleman,
and he was honored and respected by all the
boys in blue who knew him.