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Cash quotations were as follows:

,nsn puou,''ons Wvlo ~ iVliv"s'
flour-Vulct ana IN uelnhnu'
No, spring wheat sSHci No spring
wheat ,Nc' NO reu, dAS; NO. corn,
S0,fc; No; oats, 2oCGSlci NO. rye ooe;
No. barley, n@s2ci NO; ! naNseed' Si'si
OLD; prime timothy seed 80. ,oo
Mess pork-Icr prl' SiS.eo ,arui Per dvo
lbs, 500, short rl65 sides, loose, Ss.io ,e
10; dry sailed shoulders, Doxea, So'VVVo'iV
short clear Sides DoNed, SIoo9Gozi,. 90 oo,
keccipts-flour, 2VVv orlsi wneat, iZlvu
IN; corn, .s,op On; oats 1o'VVV pui rye
AVVC Dui barley, -S,Voo 1u; oo II. ~.
Shlpments-fIour i1'VOo Dts wheat
1901 bu; corn, III 200 6ni oats so'oOo oui
rye, i,oW bu; oaricy' INV pu'
IT; LOUIS, Mo-, March S'-flourIVuiet
Wheat-opened strong IscShc hlgher man
yesterday, then began declining immediate
ly, closing nc below the opening NO. red,
cash, Sl9s@Sl &c; May, S2H.gs2Ssc, closing
q s2.tci July, 5s}scgI9c, closing at 'S}Se;
December, S3iadHj1sc, closing NJ h3t8c.
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I offer fcr sale, that elegant resi-
dssss No. S68 fernando street. The
hssss contains seven rooms, kitchen,
paatsy and servants room. Il has
sso conservatory or srscnhouss on
Ne south hide. There Il Q stable,
cal and veed ho.ss on the pisos.
The siss Of the lo< ID 100 feet front
sn fernando street, BY 200 fsst deep.
Everything is In Arst-olas condition.
In the garden there are . few Of the
bsss varieties Of bearing fruit tsses
nd . grape Arhor with about torsy
bearing Vines Of the ansst vaxisaiss.
0ss asd wssss. Call on or sA&ress
o. L. JULIEN. crv ks,,.
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

Inpnfis NJ III ia bales, n i II w. lnf
L&NnG. o. NAL mn iad c,oAswRR
on 4. OATRh "a X &, AN mr., -
Kc, M&nnR' is'' steamer, a. wagons, 10 To.
al, i.odt bales
Hxports- M6CRR . tMioS N arm n. M.
Ian ies q, GA wR H. 20, steamers
moth. les Total, soe TALES
NEW YoRg.
Spots opened quiet AMI closed easy, mid.
ding. 10 il.lGG Sales, - Quotations were
~ follows Ordinary 1915. good ordinary,
o. low middling o i5-lOc. middling. iO7
10; good mlddllna 10 il.iOc; middling fair,
II 5iOc; fair, II l5i0c
Futures opened steady aud closed easy ns
follows March, io22@io -; April, iO.SOCo
1881; May, 1910, June iOfT@i0is July.
i0i08iO5G August iOSi@iO52 Scptcm.
bcr. i00iCtiOO9; October, o sOa9sl; Novcm.
her, asootasl; December, 05l@o52, Janu.
ary, 0Ts@oso, Sales, ~. 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet aud closed
quiet. midlling o 1916 Sales a55o bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary,
s7icc good orlinary, 0i.iGr low mid.
ding. D'kc; middlng pi3.iOc good mid.
ding 10 size.
Futures opened barely steady, and closed
barely steady a. follows Marh, oU7@aOl
April, p5lao7Gi May. oslm0ss: June,
opi@oo5. July, i0O3@ioOE August, o asa
ego, September, a,bj6,nSd, October Oa0d
0.5l, November, o22eogS. December, o 239
a2i; January, uJi@o53. sales. n, sOo bales.
| many uEr1ur AKIN tvrputon uAuKEr
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY o PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, o 3-4c
Sales Today, 800 Baies-The Tone
Of the General Market steady--Meats
Steady.
ArrrAL orFicE,

SATURDAY EyrSiSo, March 3, isSs.
Money is in good supply with rates firm at
s per cent, 10 all bank customers who re-
cciyc ample accommodation.
The clna ring hnnse rennrt Is as follows:
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Nlu ~ ~ AANNNH lNhf -
LoNDoS, March 2, 1890 y. m.-Consols
closed at i02 l-i6 for money, and 1921. for
the account.
PARIS March 3.--Thrce per cent rcnics
s2f l2lsc for the account
BrnIIS, March 3.-Thc statement Of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an increase
In specie Of l,oso,oOo marks.
hank cLKARiNGs.
Nrw OnLr,Ns. Ia. March 3.-Clcaring-
Of the banks, fi,010,Oo2.
Nrw IoRK, March 3...-tlcarings, s0s,7li,
200 balances Si,0i5,02S.
BALTIMORE Nd, March i.-.-Cloarlngs g..
rs IA; balances, s2J0,Sp
PnILlDrLrniA. IA, March 3---Cloarings
today. sO,SSs, 25i; balance, u, lgs, SIS. For
the week ended today Sb3,IOssG; balances,
T.s22, 100.
CmcAGo. H., March 9.-.-Cleafings today,
S0Os6, Os2 weeks, sjt,ilb,i 100 n decrease OF
per cent. a. compared with the correspond
Ing week last year
BosioN, Mass, March a.-..Clcarings today
were Ga. lO5, COS; balancos Al ,Os9 1S7. For the
week Clearing, 49, ,OsG iOi; balances So.
5sS, Oi. For the corresponding week last
year Clcarings, Soi, ipSd,G balances, So
3s0pai.
ST. LouIs, No, March,5 Cloarings today.
S2,1s5,l2S balances. S0,b, ii9 This weeks
clcaring- 81, ~, 1852; balances, SlSi5,bl7;
last weeks clcarings, N0530,h5; balances,
S,b5a,m0 corresponding week IN 1857, clear.
ing, 81, .iA, 7J2i balanecs, Ssoi,Soi.
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OH and T.rpe,,i,e

| -firm nj g5c.
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New yorh Dry aood, Market.

ST. Loris, Mo-, March 9.-wool-Qnlet
and UNCHANGED
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Roudis and stocks.

Tho following list Is corrected regularly,
aud may be regarded as the latest quotations:
BANK STOCKS.
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Groceries.

Corrm-Common. i0c. ordinary iG,<c;
fair, lTGoi7i sc; prime Rio. l00tIOisc choice
10 fancy, 2O@2ic; old government, 2s9pc;
quiet
suo.n-Purc white, 0Ec; OF wrAto, 0,<c
yellow clarified, 6,.@6kc: open kettle. $40
bAc, refined A, CSC; standard graduated,
nc; plantation graduated, ne, powdered
SlStasAc, cut loaf, Slfdskc; steady.
McE-Loulsiana, 5'fe0,sc; Carolina, 0IfcD
&c; strong.
tASpIrs-stick. all sizes, in bTs, pals and
brls, sh@oci fancy assorted, shcgi5c; firm.
CnEKsE--New York factory, O6sc; full
cream, i26ei2ltc; young America i3Gi3fc.
SALr--Saginaw, fi.3Jt1i.i0 per bril- Ohio
river, 81. 9iti . per bril- SKIS fine, si.35Go
I 90. coarse, a. i06li n; pkts bleachcd, 81. %;
mixed, brls, tl0.5O; mixed, 2a.@7c.
Scars AND CASpiEs-Soap, 3@5fc, can
dies, full weight, ssl@9c.
C,SNrp GooDs--l'inc apples, Al 25Cli 20.
Peaches, lbs, standard 500, lbs, stand
ard. f27a; seconds, si.50. Tomatoes, lbs,
standard, tl.OOdi.i0, lbs, standard, a.. $50
100. SlnwbcrrieS si75. Raspbcrrics,
fl.60. Blnckbcrrics, Si.25Cil.i0. Green
cages si75di.5. Pears. N.f5622 q.
pmms ti.G5di75. Asparagus, S2Oyaf -.
Green corn, ft. 256tii5 Green peas, $1,000
i.Do. Cove oysters, full weight N, o. 90.
lbs, ti.0J6ti.55 light weight 10, GOStO5o,
2 lbs, Si.O0tfllO. Condensed milk. Crown,
tS.75a6.s5, Eagle, $40; Swiss, 1919 Sal.
mon. 500. sarlines, 1915; mustard sar.
dimes, $500 Mackerl, $780, herring
mackcrcl, ti.25.
MuLAssKs-Iouislnna common 10 fair, %
@2ic. prime to choice J1d3Ic; fancy, 8sta
a.; common 10 fair, 9d25c; prime ~
choice, 2j,a2Sc; syrup, 9Oetioc; firm.
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Arrlrs Now York, AOO@L5O per bril-
dried apples, Gdt1c per ID from storc. Dried
peaches, u9W1lsc from store.
fnrtr-omngcs, Sl.OOtt3.6O per box. lem.
ons, SooaS.yO per box bananas, $1,000
400 per bunch.
NrarrAHLrs--Onions, A50 per brl.
s. 10 per bu. Cabbage, new Louisiana, a. %
@lN, Kraut, brls, sI5Ods60. hall bris,
a. 2jcti.75. Garlic, si.0O per 100. Tunips
SEQ per hrl. Ruta llaga, $3.50.
PouLrnY Chickens, spring, a. OOO Z 20.
hens s3gth32i turkeys siO.0eti 90.
DRESSED chickens, t2Ooas.b0 turkeys. ia
he per III ducks, S3.Oo@3.5G gccsc, 900
eSENoSail, R@ per dor squirrels,
Sl,2D pcr dor. Ncni.on, whole deer,
te,5c; saddles, Ice. Wild ducks, g.. 81
per doy. Rabbits si55 per doz. Prai-
iic chickens, ti09,aOO per doz Wild tur.
keys 10000. suipc, ti.2, Wooicock, $500
per doE
hcKtrs-Brls, 1850. half bris. 500.
EoGs- Unsettled, boxes, he; cases, i2ifc
R,isiNs-London, layers, 500 LAYERS.
$40. California. t22i
Nrrs-Cocoanuts &i50 per 100. Peanuts.
Virginia, O., Tonne see farmer stock. a0I
ic roasted, &c higher shcllcd, i0c. re.
cans Texas Nal2c.
liuttcrinc, l2stihc. creamery. "A
q j1c, dairy, 2Ofa PC. country butter. tfG 40
Cipra-Ncw York, SODcg5JO per brl and
A.O1d t.25 per helfbrl.
Pot,toES-firm, selling at a. 2Sfi. 40 pcr
bu, 500 per bril- sweet potatoes, S255d3OO
per brl.
NINrgAn-pcr nal iOdtor.
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smnNNN W fitili 70 NnfNN p - shown Nv
The rruiar weekly statement OF the
Memphis Cotton exehsnfc ................ G ~ lN
Overland movement fpf February. osti
t7hn)
fiock al lao "uno0uriei towns. febuiary
q rforlcd by liradltnst's .............. 100 aoD
s-
Toinl In 20. ~
The local cotton market closed quiei, with
salcs OF 300 bales New York spots closed
easy and on i-0ic, and A. to the future mar.
ket Hubbard, Price 4 Co, In their cotton
circular % today, sayi "fhc storm which
struck our market yesterday had not wholly
expended ~ force In the sharp decline then.
and today prices have been very unsteady.
advancing aud declining quickly. a. buying
or selling orders affected the very sensitive
market Liverpool came hrmer than cx.
pecied, x on, aud improved an additional
Lea Al the opening here quotations werc
irregular, points above the close, with an
Improving tendency which selling orders
speedily turned Into declining one, aud
prices touched points below. From this A
quick advance Of points was followed by a
decline Of o points. the market closing ca,y
with an unsettled feeling"
Now Orleans closed quiet, with future,
barely steady and on 2 10 points. IAyor
pool closed fiat and somewhat Irregular, with
futurea steady and OF 2 points.
A. New Orleans the report Of the way
and means committee 10 Congress recon
mcnding reduction In the sugar duty, al
though expected, had depressing effect
Buyers generally hold on, aud renners TAX.
very sparingly- This latter fact accounts
Cor the special weakness IN kettles, which
ere In comparatively better supply thar
other grades. There IL no change 10 note IL
nolasscs, which continues steady. There d
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fua sALE.--A HANDSOME BtsluEHcE

The above IN Sold Wholesale and Retail, by II
y MEIsrER. The DRUGGIST. az Momphlg. Tenn.
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Rccipis ~ parts ihf day, ls>s ............. ....
Receiris IN poi.s, this day, issi ...............
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
The LEGAL RECORD
The work Done tn the several Courts
lssderdsy

1hs Work Done In the several Courts
Yesterday
CrscUfr-Luman JenisOn vs. Edward II.
Leonard ard stephen r NOyes, continued.
Mary danfy y nsr next friend. ~ David
/. Rey aOlu dismissal Tor want OF security.
Kaehe Smitn " Reuben II. GOrham; sun
mAry proceeding. order that Defendant hle
a nrw appeal bond within twenty days.
John + hatch ". Cobb Ooerly. order dis
missing unless secGrity Is tiled instsnter.
city OF Nuskegon vs.. George +. Outher-
waite trustee. continued. Samuel Ware
IS. William SiDpie, Continued. City OF Nus
kegon IS Muskegon. Grand Rapids & In
lana Rsilroso. continued. Union Rag and
Paper Company IS Curiiss & DuntOn. e.
al: continued. William II. Cnattieid ct al.
- Curtiss & Dunton et al. continued.
Samuel German vs.. Buikle. Lemon &
Hoops, on trial. On csli-l9. So, 10. 70, 8.
40. 20. 70. "a.
SUPzRIoR--T II Bedell W. Julius Ber-
key. trespass on the cast; arguments IN pro-
cess.
PEoBArE- Estate of Eva Croft, deceased;
petition tor probate of foreign will flied.
hearing December L. Estate Of Henry III.
Guest deceased: order admitting will to
prooate, executors bond nled and letters
issued 10 Chsuncey Guest. Estate of
Trisntji kaOn. a minor. order allowing
guardln's hnal scco1nt and dischsrging
him Estate o. Harmon II. Bennett. de-
erased order allowing administrators final
accOunt dis Fibu.iug estate and dischcFging
him. Estate OF Augusta Pnrch. dscensed;
order admitting viii TO probate. In re En-
cline Saiyer. en iDdigen, insane person, or
der admitting Der to the ssylum - charge
10 Kent county. Estate Of SascfOrd Fuller,
deceased: petition for appointment of ad-
minis,rstor fled; hearing December L..
Estate Of John Coffee. deceased; sdminis-
traitors hnal account filed, hearing Deem
Der "a
PoLTcZ-Dsvid Fisher. drunk. paid s. 81.
Anton Erikson, drunk: committed Ii days.
Fred. Erikscn. drunk; committed II days.
Tim. Qusley. drunk. sentence suspended.
Alfred etuck. drunk; paid s5.35. James
Higgins. drunk and oisordefiy paid IS 80.
JACK Deveraux. gambling; adjourned 10
Nov. 70 10 a. m. Frank Mccarthy, truani;
adjourned to Nov. 20. 10 a. m. George
Crawford. selling liauor 10 a minor; held
for trial at the next term OF the Superior
Court. John T. Nitts. trGsnt: sentence sus-
pended Chas. f. Frost. selling liquor to a
minor: held for trial at the next term Of the
Superior Court W. II. Taft false pre-
tsn.es; adjourned TO Dec. {. 10 \. N. Fred
Stuck. disordsrly, paid s. 35.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
TOWN TOPICS.

TIE AeaiKaa Csa1Ai par car sas Ia ths
ely saai-f9af
Mss Lls.sa sfeinls rssisiias ga v.lley-
49, cas- ls fspa1ld lever.
Tie sai-s af h4ks's ne. aioex on E.st
Bridges. afs zoias - raDidlY.
Ihs ues d.s casss loF tAs afios. in ths
esty srs asias p's1s'i % eositiaa.
taArit4,.s pe3pis saag.i ssnsnsss ths
pos ao~ sBAt *sness = sppfo~shlas
fhs N'eais4n Grand Lodge u co'or-d
rse AssiAa4 81 a1sst "a Js24ary a. gaex-
ssn
The " H. Tst case. for falss Dr-ssnsss.
nj co1is 1p foI e1aAiaati0a DsceA-
usrs
lais Is fhs ass <~eK fof alax oates Of
Is-as Tor ia DscelL 8Sr term oi tne Circuit
Court
Geo. Cra-fofd. bartender for Cha.
tf1st sas Asia fos Trial Yesterday. tgr s=ll
ia l44ss ~ amor
Decay Sullivan aad Miss Lottis l.
F.aHins. oot1 ~ lsis ely were RlaFrisi
ysstsf1aY oy Iustics y aisA.
A ins aes s1one SAX has been aid a.
tbs o0fneF II Essl bfllgs sad C4aai-sts- IN
ffoat 0i ne nes Fuller ologx.
The SCanl0n nsns.aaxa ater eoss Is on cal
follow fns bsdsil- BsrxsF uial.
Charles II Porter h4s appealed 70 the
Circuit Court f0r a disofcs tr0za Mary. nls
s.ls. on t15 ground Of dsssrlson-
The GozlinS Pedro CUB ~ili hold ia.
next msslla< 81 tae resiisace of Miss Cool
feb on C0lrtsf.. next Friday uignt.
Eas suoeriatea3snt of ths P,or have .
hrsat baby 0oy a. lhe Woman h0n- and
iiasDiiaA for which tasy you'd IKE - nat
home.
John Mix. TIE Yonng boy arrested for
r4t 4ttsnlluS senooi. ass oeen ta<en IA
FsngVAis o. his ht1er. his parents have
oesn divorced.
The 0f4Eor0 5ociety vii inset Tor re-
b~arssl rais evening l1 tn lecture room a.
hartmans hal Al msmoers are re-
Z ssisd 70 be preaeat
The Brotnsrl0od OF Locomotive Engi-
neers wili tedicaie their new hall on ths
corner OF south DisiAJn and Sycan0rs-sts
10 couple Of weeks.
Fred krcksoo. tas man Who vas miss
IN from iorcr livery stable, WAS found
iD he Ponce Court yesterday. he hai
been arrested sor oeink drank.
lt r. expected tnat the Bedel.- Berkev
case Niii 20 10 tie Jury today. Immediately y
alter dinner hon. ]. G. Fitz Gerald vii
make the closing argument this forenoon
Jame. n gans a young mtn from TIE
South End. "a 4sto himself sbnOxiOus on a
Divi,lon-st car Saturday nigat. and va,
ga lefsd Ia by Detectives Cales aud smith
Yesterday ne paid s. IS.
Suadsy night burglars broke into tbs
store of Morris Dy Krnls. a. i0l West Bridge
80 ano stole aooug $50. The safe Ma,
drilled and sma-aed open aud the too.
we're left IN the store The same ole chest
nut comes Up 10 tns shape oi mo clue
The funeral Of TIE ate Mrs. r. A. Skin
uer rns held from the residence OF hei
daughter. Mrs. G. L. Ives. on LyDn-st.. yes
t-rday afternoon floral sickle. . shea
az wheat rntwined with rosss ssd a tn'
basket Of doEers we're hnoog The many
sympsfhefic offerings
Just one year agO-NOvefnoer i9-teorg'
n. Jacks vas arrested in Grand Rapids an,
brought - Nuskegon 10 answer TO sev-ra
charges that have been made sksinst him
since Ghsn be has been cOnun uOusly IN th'
county jail. This anniversary VS. not cele
bfaleC IA any way - t'askegon Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

A. Eslaa<r.ssi4s aeesics L@st Es~4f-s.
Wlka Lutte b4slasss Er-zssSts@-
LIils 81 x~nsf.l j. crest sss ua4sactsd
60 tes city Ceuae.i .sf sssaing
Ths E.lsy Csty Gaze al erest Easi
.sy Colap4ns prese.-s7 a peu-ion hlf :
fraae1l.~ - o1il4 Iias oszlsnles - 80
corner Il Otl..a sad Ns~ osfry 80, ru1-
a.as tasac- ~-stsfis - ne :. xsI-st ef.egs.
fffoaxb BToa1s43 tle1cs 4osn Df9a1-
sava. - erLb "a aasc. through bo@1 ssg -
Atssas-4ss fasGcs West Leensfd .
ths es - cs.g A8iLs, ssfs 70 ran sseff ts4
alaules sn8 - earry passe1sers over tas
0tIls4sE ilas ~lth11t transfer " cZtfs
cnarse. - lhs ia.ers~esisa Il Lfon su1
Ogts ss-sts lf t2s pst -lOn : sFsatsd Ensy
szres 20 build a. s-TlY IS as lie sezihsr
u~fnalss u t1e cyrB2. Ga the com Fls. IA
or tas third sssc hD~ cars Ill Faa
tkr.,s-x8 O. Hall-st.. taDai caAnse-
The - -sf a. De al ~as ordered hasasd
aad a ciI ior TIE same pEesealsd u TIC
eeanty.
4 nnmoer 81 property owners % f01rtn-
a. pgssented reuIOlslfalce sRai1sf he
assessment roll Tor ihe n og0sement of tn4i
sIresE aad asked aai is % sek ASIDE lie
tsrrea - The Dly Alt0fuss
A tasifafi8n - sltead The 2xEh snnasl
baI To- he oeuen- 9f iAs nrsmens full
Iaan kszisinx esea-az ~as accepted. zs sAs
also a. Iavllslon 10 attend TIE dedication
OF tne Polish NaIianA AID S.1ciery Hall 90
Jackson sI. November "a
Bais ssfssii0sed amounting 10 50. 80 -
Three fo0ms or tns tour i13r II The
city baildlnx we're sei aside Tor tne use "a
ne CIts Engineer. on coud.iioa tnat ne
saeals hs Fo0m be n0s occupies. pstl'
uOu from The Superior co0rt sien0grap1si
taat 2 0m os assi. ne9i 70 him. -ss referred
20 tie BaildInz Com Hlttee.
Ire >iKtb-ays. mailer vas laid over Tor
another week.
The question or paying over 10 TIE Sch9ol
Board the amount fscO -nded ~As
brought up ali several propositions we're
IA ade regarding it. lt was nBally laid upo1
me table tue result De ng nat . vas iei'
ia the hands OF the Committee on NsF'
and hesns- The committee has been
aatLO-krd 70 negotiate a bend for 5000
To meet tais outlay. and as soon a. tney
receive the money thew vail turn u over Ia
the Board At present the city has Oh hand
no funds ont Of ehich Il cAn oe paid.
large amount Of routine business snd
minor items we're disposed OF With less than
thr usual amount Of friction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Rev rrr J. T. Knapp. Of Grace church.
hss oeer assigned - the charge OF -. Paufs
church until = permanent rector IS secured
A the Rev Dr. has charge Of the church al
Holland also. bis duties seem 10 be quite
extended.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Scally arrested
John Jsckmap. Of Grsndville for not sup
portin- bis e. smi.v. The County Superin-
tead-nfs OF the Poor made the compliant.
Mrs.. T. n Prisstly and daughter. who
have been IN Colorado flr some time past.
hsvs returned home for tho Winter. Mr..
Prisstly is improving IN health.
Hon. p. A. Bloegett goes TO Chicago this
week 10 49, the Fat stock show and 10 at
tsud ine National American Association Of
FreEch Horse Breeders
Mrs. Dr. J. y. Sigh snd daughter, Mss
Bessir. Nil leave the last II this week for
Hsisua Montana. where they will reside
10 he future
A marriage license was issusd Yesterday
- Joseph X Wittg. a we'll known Grand
Fspids man. and Mary L. SDgds Of New
YORK
The Grsnd Rapids Police Relief and Ben
sit Association viii Dsest tomorrow AFTER
noon a. clock "a the Police court room.
Harry L. VANITY. who has been IA Msnis-
t.s for some tiUae past. cOntsm plates purch-
ssinx news aper plart N Wisconsin.
Congressman Ford will 20 70 Washing
ton early next week. and g-t ready for the
opening of Congress a weex later.
vs. r. Compton left yesterday for New
York whers % rin Join Mrs. Compton,
~ho ras been there for some tins.
YRS S q. Ketchum. Who has been in De-
--oit artendinx the Nomeu's Con grsss. re-
terrs home this morning.
a Nrs. savers. of Oskf.ld. hiss been
brrrg1t % this CRY b7 Supervisor Jooss.
So is sad % be insane
TIE annual uestir. Of th~ Humsue So
cis.v ~ oe he 4 this evening IN ths par
lors a. sweets hotei.
Th. fr-ruen are making great prspars-
'iors for their annual dance that comes OF
Thanksgiving eve
The Polish National Aid Society will
dsd'csfs the new nSa on Jackson-ss. We'd
cr.dsy afternoon.
Hr.. A " Carey. Of Adrian. i visiting
her ssfsr Ms James A. Eaton. a. is7
Sonfh Ini0n-sf
SIR ard Mr. Wsrrsn Head. Of Alp-ns
a. me guests ~ Gilbert Head, OF 276
Madison ave
Mrs Dr Campbell Fair and t~o sons are
rzuectsd to return home from Baltimore on
frtaF oeat
NJ and W-s J IT. Roberts. - O'd Mis-
.on. sre speud.ng fsw dsys With trends
fn faIs eitr
Ms Hoffman. accompanied ~ G>orz-
Campbell snd vie lsfi ast evening for
NFv IaFs
Mes NsFe's sweeney Of Yesterday f1r
Seattle as nst7u Territory. where she
r. reside
u1r 3 nlr. ~ Bsrrien sorinxs. Corn
m ss.onsr "a tae ; ate iand Office. : in "a .
rre
Lox-sv. ~ ths Es-s~E and Alex.
Esnfon. af Howard CitY. sr@ iB the city
Harry PERKINS isf as evening FOR t~o
-feks hunnnz trip nesr Nsnee OLA
bert Prausser hss returned rom 11s-
i1ess trr 20 Ns~ fsrk.
ri1e. se~ersns returned from Msr1usfts
restt-rsT morning
r sal Of she g. r. ar. iest yesterday
e- F.se0rg. Pa
Hsss Vstis Hsynan i-0 yesterday fsr
csvtnnan. 80
l Desr cas- -rfurned from a TRIP %
frTel ssss
,nss fe,re Qninlsn = visiting friends n
slusroo.
Few. T. q. sr.ns~.ch. Of Rockford. : y
wrr
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ooEersd fsou > ssrsocs dl1c1lIy which
larealsns1 - destroy as ysoss llts. sDd
rss lks eassz iox t1s sls41sss 4nxlsiy -
/ = peEsHis s2c fEte1ds. y Lea cutie ycanz
Tie liltle = 90 e-1 ssfious slcz y
scsrist isssr froD tas Effects of saicl b<
nsssF faily reoossEec. iesvirS nina ~ith =
oFoCsicsl condition z1d msslox Of Ia .
confirmed insslla- he uas nAsliy tsxso
- Dr. l. N01 B0iexs. ~1ose sondsfiui
c1-ss nave stlE.cLe1 a. 2lcn sts1tic1.
Ana G1def liz trs.l uz srt fully recovered IA
bs4itu. NJ. H4LsoDs gfatst1ipsss 10 sas
oocfoF ean Dee es told IN bis o~n woT1s
Ia speaking u rs tre4Ius1I bs saia 1t
= lhs gresIdsg tf-af nras o. earth. AZ sQn
1 harse ~1s fast ruuGs1x lDt0 tEe or0pss
snc gQr greatest issis Srre sroa.sa Tor his
- si7-F. hs had nsFez oeea stoaI s.d y
scfOtIlsus eruption aimee . bate. from = oicA
he lad Eever bSen free ano BIS IA aesits
t&IEs 81 TIE 0est medical tsieat ~e could
employ. A neig1o0r of mine whose vie
~4s sssy SICK and hAd been gwen up g
other physicians ues rescued b. the Aols
services VI Dr. Won DJleKs And tals lea Ne
10 Try III Treatment Ay son 10 nos en-
tifely well aud strong even TIE sesor al0us
eruption has drssppesfei, and sis head.
which sss formerly covered With sores.
Is nov smooth aud clean. mad not been
feeling vel myself Dad rheumatism aud
wss ia q seoeE4l run do~n AID deoilitated
condition / took fss Os tie doctor :
Ii -dics "a electric baths md aIn feeling a.
fresa n 1 syec aid IN my lie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

= ne r-suls ~ wears e st1fy. sd i nov
coucedes - b. 0ns of the rest nor only q
design snd 6nish ont uDrivsi'ed in sara-
. ftv power of sanding n tune. sn@ tor .
sustaining qnaitv. the special fesfu-s ~
th's piano. sad pr I'D bixhiy 5v singers a. :
players s1d siso ~ leading srfists. vocs
snt instr1 mental The p9 ver. tone. touch
s1i sciiou srs nesr psrfsction ss = possi :
tor human sklI and ingenuity - devise
Parties IN Guest 81 good insfrumens At
uec On price shou lct faii % exsra -.
fhe scasr prighf eefore pnrcbssns A
isrze assortment - toern ca - fousd a.
the music 11use ~
JrLHs A FsrrnRrrH.
e1 sad b Cs1a-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
A Democrat Paid For IL.

The election bet between II. Gresham
snd ". Carlyle has been paid. The wager
was sn oyster supper. which vas enjoyed
bg +. Gresham. Emma COurieliOn. X. Gui-
msn. Ella Winters. James = sanceon. Mrs.
James Bssnceon. Anne Bssncron, James
COoiev. Mrs. James Conlev. W Carlyls
Minnie Nelson. ". Rollins Mrs A ".
Rollins. J DiefdoTf sud Clara Riorden
Toe bet was paid 0v Gresham snd after sup
per pedro Ess IndnIgsd IN. The first prizes
we're won by Cara Riodsn AMI r. Gsimsu.
The boobies we're taken by Annie Bsanceon
aud J. Disrdorf