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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
TO ANNEX CANADA.
Prssidsas Harrison will Further = Plan
tn that End.

ISDfASAroLIs. Nov. 21.-An intimate
friend OF Gen. Harrison said yesterday:
Gen. Harrison. like all Presidents, will
desire 10 do something that will give his
administration a prominent place in the
history Of his country. and l have reason
70 believe that one OF his first official acts
will be the negotiation for the annexation
OF CanAds."
"Wha. Is bis plan OF annexstion9'
He believes the United States can and
should receive Canada in peacesble man
ner. His idea Is that the territory can be
annexed 10 the United States By assuming
Canads's debt. II the territory cannot be
obtained tor that consideration l think that
Gen. Harrison would favor paying a con-
siderable bonus. / understand he has said
privately that the surplus in the treasury
could not be spent in a wiser manner than
by b1viog Canada Whatever bis plans
for making Canada A portion of the United
States may be, 1 know be heartily favors
such = move. and will so recommend in
bis first message To Congress"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
VERY COLD WEATHER.
fhs CsIasss Nsssmb-r Day Ever
hooWn

keo~n.
NosraxAL. Nov Zl.-i sstefday Vas The
sols-sf November dzy Ia tnls part cf
Canads f1r many years aud The mercury 5
falling suI over AT daylight ne tenn
g~rafass - A. zero tn ths city and i've
degree 5e.os acEoss lns St. Lawrence a.
g. Lambert.
rhs IAohins. Bsaaaaroois and Cornwall
eana.s ard the 81. Lawrence opposit- this
gIty Ds<an freezing iast evening. There
ars fl1r ocean stsamshIps and i've sailing
s-ssels ln port. IL - tnOushE that they
vii have to leavs fer Qleoec 10 order 10
avoid ifasnng 10
ALL l.lst. 43 miles below Quebec there
- 40 coll 10 unlcstI0n with tAs SHORE on ac-
eoanl oi ths .ce ia the gulf northwest
xNs sita a binding SNOW storm las be esn
kloeiBk alncs Monday and 70 - feared tnat
several vessels have met with DISASTER Al
ksther Point the thernaMsisr Fe- lstefed
i've b~los zero a. p. m. heavy storm
prevailed and The gale vas one Of tne sever
s.t ever kuONa- Both shores OF tne gulf
a. far down - NalOn0. 0n the north sasfe,
sod Gaspe 90 the south. are ice-oOund, and
nsnerm4n ca1Ehg IA The snow storm are
bad.y frozen. and sudsrisz from hunger.
MANY Of stem have lard 10 a shore since
Monday nornink waiting for ths saosidence
81 he tempesf. the Seas mean ghiie oreAk-
iDg over them continually, covering thcm
VIA ics.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
HE IS AFTER A THIEF.
What an Outside Paper Has to Say OF
Colonel Bishop.

What Outside Paper Has to Say OF
Colonel Bishop.
The Fort Wayne Gazette has the following
about our popular sheriff:
Kent county. Michigan, in which is
situated the ci:y of Grand Rapids, has q
sheriff who does not permit flies TO make
a roostirg place of him. and vermin have
not time TO light on any part OF his anatomy.
Not long ago a fellow named Frank Lam
ming stole gold watch. Eigin movement
OF a Mrs. Frank ID. Carr. of that place. and
the lady after describing the thief and her
property, offers reward of ten dollars for
the return of the property. This offer the
sheriff has placed in the form of card,
which ne has sent broadcast over the
country. His energy, activity ADD origin
ality are however shown in the addition be
put beneath the lsdy's card, which is as fol-
lows"
The thief is a son of a gun that want,
and / viii give So for him in any Jail IN
the United States
LOOMS K BISHOP,
Sheriff OF Kent County. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
aEGlsTeslno pon0ERLYs oscass
Al tA@s tss aasfs< ~sEk@z2 As@s 4.
ks4ally 6rsAA@a-

IsnlAsaroLfs. Nor Zl-fas Kaigsts cf
Laaer geasral ASSEMBLY has sEasoasa tAs
eoasf saEioa a. Suggested % 0eGsss. Master
Workmaa Pesasriy. - tat rs ssas1-l
sxsc4lF@ board sAl hsE~af-sr ccosls- "
four us1aoers al "a Osls14i AasLsE
Wsrkuaa oa1 Ehese four Esmosrs shal &C
.oooiatr- - i1s 6snssal Master W3rkmsn
aud colEfaGsd 9 re OsEsrsl ASSN . =
ta- genera c9-0osrstlFs bsar1 shsl- c0osiss
u 80 ulsla Ders a11 t1s. os2elas Master
MorzMan the 100 ueU 1ers beng as
ap1clntse u TIE 0elsg1l Master y oFkmAa.
,sos aftsr t1s kalsais canEs1ed IDS
us8rnla< Lltcamaa .o0x he 1e0f an 70 ace
lo1g speecn. rsfausg Barry esags ts4E
be c0nn sed 10 bresk Up ths sAglnaT dls-
triet ssssm6ly Wasn be va aoo4t csa
clQllnz a seasalon s2s cteafed oF De
.sgaLs Cr9ssil c.sTk 10 ins beusfA4 Board
slte- a. Pal Ale pnia shO made slsls-
nlsat eonlgadictins l.ehmsn- he saia be
~as ordered - demand tAs cssrfsr Of
Of Ssgius~ assembly shicn when received
sh0@sd there we're seven local Assem- olles
in TIC strict instead of four IS claimed by
Litchmzn- This sgrses WITH Barry slate
me1t CrOWell tcld iAe c1ief GEEK OF his
discovery, but TIE latter said g. ahead
znd suspend Saginaw district assembly
Amid great conf1son and attempts 10
stop Croseil the delegates became slsaoss
unuanagezbls. A oszsn reso. uuons snd
amendnents ssfs 0ifsi "a IN - many min
utss Finally resolution VAS adopted
appointing q conmiliee 10 90 10 Fthadei'
phis and invssussts all charges against the
genera Oelcsrs Then another DEBATE and
cOafasion ensusd as 10 the msaner o. eel
sciing a COMMITTEES. POwder.y hss powel
10 spO0int committees. but the delegates
wished 10 take IL out OF bis hands. Withcal
dnal sction q recess vas taken. In the
afternoon session = resolution was adopted
that charters OF al trades assemblies De re
v0xed. A proposition for COMMITTEES 0l
i've 10 attend the annual session OF Fedora
ton Of trades. TO convene Al St Louis. De
cember 5. and make Oyertures for an anal
gsmAtion Of Knights with the Federation
gas d-feated
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

'-ssimony Before ths COMMITTEES rsstsr-
day al sg. LOuiA

A1fImnnv Ba4Dfe ta9
day al sf. Louia
ST. LouIA Nov. Zl.-The committee IN =
estixatinS the cattle question today took
saImony regarding the dressed oesf COM
nation Of Chicago. J. c. Beatty. cattle
rzsser. buyer and seller. Of FL PasO. Texas.
test 6sd lnat bis frm. after building $4,000
worth q refrigerator cars. was compelled
b .h at dOws. being informed by railroad
oKcials that the lAtters contracts
VIA Armour prevented them from fur
uishine cattle 70 The Pscidc. Armour then
began shipping dressed 0ssi IN refrigerator
cars and broke ths market from three and
half ID one and q half cents, Texas cattle
rai-efs beng compelled 10 ship 10 Kansas
CIV A. a great loss. Brewster Cameron. Of
Arizona tssgined that When cattle went into
The Chicago market, tie oatchsrs were not
xivsu proper facilities 10 purchase. and cat
Is drovsrs were only permitted 10 see stock
through a hole ia tae fence G. ). olsugh-
ter banker and stock raiser Of Dallas. Tex,
testified that the buying AZ Kansas Osty aud
Chicago vas mOnopOlixed oy two houses.
swift's and the Armours. and when cattle
we're shipped to Kansas City and thence TO
Chicago. ths price offered 81 the latter city
would Be tie same as offered az Kansas
civ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
BONDS FOR SAIEl

LIMITED NUMBER OF CORPORATION
INVESTMENT BONDs maturing in ten. ffteen
and twenty years. VIII be spld in amounts
from Eve 70 twenty thousand dollars these
bonds are guaranteed by a corporation hsv-
ing three aud ha4f millions surplus, sad inres
tors vii realize from 81 70 sper tent interest on
the investment, one-tenth 10 ooe-twentiein down
and the balance in yearly insiaiinents II desired
investigation solicited. and further partic7iars
furnished ~ II. r Whit.nsn, IAvlpgston build
iag. Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Master Arthur and Fisds Clinton enter
tsined . nun Der Of their little friends sat
urdsy st their home. rs Lsfsyetfe-st
Among those present vs-s. Masters Col
one Smith Juhsn trfzGsrs 4. Chs-si
Perry Hile sno Henry Jacon7. Franks.
As.o1e - = Aisses Aot'e Smith. Nav fifE-
Gerald. Eva Bziue. Fanny smith ? ms
ca &ag3 larissT. Fora snd hirr r
JsC0bF aad Zsicss Pulvsr and = 11u, ber ei
oihsrs- Al had svsrT pleasant time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
Decreesin Admiralty.

Yesterday the following DEGREES in ad-
mira!i;y were handed down by Judge
Severens:
Charles g. A'lCy. ct al. vs. the propeller
DAISY Day. Decree fof supplies. S50i 20.
Desrk Hall. 81 al va. sane boat Decree
for seaman wages. 1856 e5.
Henry shauuck. e. g. Ts same beat
Decree Tor supplies Si2S -
Jennie Peck st a.. ". same boat Decree
for supplies and repairs 3S3ll.
Frederick Herren. o sl. vs. same boat
Decree for supplies. SIS g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
A WINDY STORY.
A .Tamsstow Well That seems TO Have
the Hcaves.

Among the natural curiosi,ies not enum-
Grated in the late lamented Democratic
pla atform is well on the farm Of Herman
Sc dan III jamestown. This well is $50 feet
deepand ENGAGES IL the most unseemly con-
duct by blowing = gale OF wind a. times,
and then tur ling around and trying to suck
IN the lost air. Mr.. Sedan has fastened a
steam whistle TO Z circular saw. ana when
the wind begins 10 blow he drops the saw
over the mouth Of he well and calls the
men TO dinner for several miles around. SO
far no cause can be given for the conduct Of
the we'll and sample Of the wind will be
sent 10 Lansing for dissection.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
BISMARCK TO RETIRE
A wsu Informed Csrr-.psnd..t 10 ro-i-
tive OF II

fivs OF II
Nv YoRx. Nov 2i.-Hsnry Lsbou-
shsrs cables ths World from Londos ss fol-
laws. Count Heroert v0a Bismarck = A5-
surs'y described a. perhaps the most
risinx nsn Of the dsy in the field of
European ststsseraft. So far Is this from
hsing ths case. that I hear from =
person Who . behind the scsRss at
Berlin. thst Count Hsrbsrts days A. TIE
forsixn affice ara nun oered. and thst on ths
r-firem.us 81 Prince Bismarck. Ehicn a
certainly 10 take place next spring. ~ vii
~ practically shslved BY being dispatched
% fondon "a en- bsssslor. The fact tnst
Cosnt Herbert = sirapiT = rusaiY. sgreessls :
German. ~ith q great fatasr 90 guide arm.
The most rising man ia k1ropesn politics
= Count ro1 Nadersee Who vi 5e tne -
f.cro ruler Of fhs German snpirs IN son
Junction with tbs Asissr 5sfsrs snothsr
yssF = 1sSseti
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
a PIONEER GONE.
K-v. G. C. olds Died Yesterday 1T
Lansing

Lansing
LAVsrSs. Nov 2I-Rev. Carmi G. Olds
father Of 5. ). Olds Senator Stockoridge's q
private secretary. died hers this morning
aged - y-srs. tie vas born In New York
STATE. la 1912 ne became President of the
Rock River seminary az Mt. AOrrice. Ill.
Re came to Michigan Ia ISf9 and hAi
charge Of the Indian m issi0us IL the Sagi-
nav VALLEY two years He Vas pastor Of
ths old FIRST Methodist church in Detroit
snd then Professor Of Natural Sciences ~
Albion Colsgs. In 1861 he founded the
once veil known Lansing Academy. and
wss principal for I've yesrs- Later ne WAS
P---idinz Elder Of ths Lansing and Niles
districts and Afterwards was pastor Of
churches a. Parma. Grand Lsdgs, Vermont
vile aud North Lansing he vas one Of
tie best known fgarss 10 early Assh0dism
N Aich gsn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
10 SCI ASIDE A LEVY.

The CircGit Caurt Asked to Clear the I'll tie
oil Homestead.
William L. Smsdley mas filed bill in the
Circuit Court in chsncery. asking that an
execution lew of S297 81 made upon LOT 20
of Cum mings & Ferrys addition in favor of
Cody. Ball 4 Co, may be SET aside nr.
Smedley claims that the lot mentioned
constitutes his homestead. that the levy is
illegal, and that it is cloud upon his title.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
FATALLY BURNED.
a Well Known Citizen of Byron Cente
Likely to Lose His Life.

kslasssS vss Vs,sSsN~-sseNNa.
BYE0S CESTER. Nov. 2i.-Fire 81 $50
o'clock this morning destroyed Squire
Palmsr's building containing his residence
and Office and a meat market and barber
shop. Mr.. Palmer was so severely burned
that be is not expected to survive his in
juries. The goods were all saved. but the
building is total loss. with no insurance.
An unoccupied harness shop next TO the
hOtei was also burned The loss il esti-
mated at $500. The fire caught from a
lamp in the butcher shop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
Yerx Dear Cahhares.

Milon L. Squier. Justice of the Peace in
Tyrone township. yesterday filed with the
County Clerk the return of his first case
George Sleight ives convicted before him OF
stealing five cabbage valued at 25 cents. and
was fined s. ard costs. in all Sl5 Il, In de
fault of pawn ut be must 90 TO jail for
tweaty DAYS. George could have gotten his
caboages cheaper in the open market. he
appesed
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
BASE BALL LEAGUE.
The Proceedings of the Convention Yes
of

The Proceedings of the Convention Yes
terdsy at New York.
NEW YoRX, Nov. 2l.-The convention OF
the National Base Ball League was called
to order a. noon. After the report of the
Board OF Directors had been read and ac-
cepted the Cleveland Base Ball CLUB was
by unanimous vote admitted to member
ship IN the League. The proposed amend
msnts 10 the constitution were discussed
but no action was taken. Young of Wash
ingtOn was reelected president. The con-
vsntiOn will meet again tomorrow morning
Ned Hanlon the Detroit captain has signed
a contract TO play with the Pittsburg club
next season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
Lat or for Thre. Weeks.

John Jsckmau, of Grsndville arrested at
the instance If the County Superintendents
OF the Poor for failure to support his family.
was yesterday let Off for three weeks to
give him q chance 10 prove his good inten-
tions. His wife. who still clings 10 him.
nOtwith standing his faiings. pleaded for
him, and said she really believed he had
rsfo-med
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Nike Lynch was arrested yesterday on
suspicion that he had stolen a watch from
the dead bodS of the late Peter Rowland.
Lynch was left alone with the remains
when Mr.. Rowland first died, and that Is
the reason that he Is suspected. He feels
badly about the matter, aud saws that while
his record is not frst-cass. be would never
steal from q dead person.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
A VERY SAD CASE.
A Wife and Mother Drunk for Nearly
Two Years.

A wife and Mother Drunk Tor Nearly
Two Years.
John l.. Lynch was at Police Headqusr-
ters last night with a hard story. and this
morning he will make a complaint against
his wife for being a common drunkard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch were married in the
old country eight years ago. Mrs Lynch
was the daughter of q well-to-do no 81
keeper. and Mr. Lynch wss comfortably
well fixed. They came to this country aud
lost their all, so that Mrs. Lynch had 10 90
ber own work. something she had never
Done, and did not know how. This, with
their lOss. discouraged her, and she has
been constantly drunk for aiAosttW two years
Ar. Lynch has done almost every th.ng IN
his power to reform his wife. but il il nc
use. and she was picked up by the police
last night while bagEing money TO buy
wb!sk-y With. They havS one child, and II
is for its sake that SIR. Lynch makes The
complaint this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

John Leroy snd Hsfsie Cameron. CHARGED
wifh sduItsrv. we're ara 'gnei m tie Police
Cour. yesterday. Thers taey waived cram
iasron and vare 70 for tris a. he pres
err tsrs1 81 the Superior Court Thev sera
nnab.s 20 sivs osll and wee lsxsn hscE %
al
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
SPEAKER J. c BURROWS
ssrerdiy Conducted stiII sunt Lik ely to
Give Him the Per.immon.

v,sHTxeroN. Nov. 1.-THE name OF
Representative Burrows. o. Michigan. has
the Spesksrship Of the next House. It has
not been generally known. however that
ha vas az active candidate for the position
It j. now said shat Burrows hss been con
Quoting stin hunt for tie place for several
months snd has = long start on his rivals
IN couseg1 euce
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Wv Yosx Nov. 2l.-A FIRE in tens-
msnt house tonight caused fesrf1i panic
among dersn families TIE IRE depart
ment vas ssr on fbs scene snd rescued
az the occupants sxcspt he mother Of a
is-xe family. named Nrs- Loiy. wa0 vas
burned to 3esth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

NV Tasx- Nov. N.-Ias Srrrs~s
r.-nnesl ~ Nssrns ssi7Gnrnei tersF 49, .
49, darr -~-s-r. I1f<e JeAn J S-Y-sn
81 Nsv Trx. 49, si~rre1 Aest fasssnt
nrreragn sraad NommaasesF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

J0hn Bsrro~s isweisr -eceutiy from
Yorkshire Enz'sns. il sas 10 3esfi,ats
ci-surnstances a. se Chsthsrn-st Re hss =
We sn3 ttrpe 81 fren. rss fsnHr =
satir in rae6 rf -.ctai1z snG .ha terficn
g. enar- Lan-s-r n MED re-r-s e 81 cred.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Bert Godfrey the young man who was
arrested for stealing s from bis room mate
James Battsby. was arraigned in the Police
Court yesterday and pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to serve ninety days in the
county iail
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
sUs0 sos DAMAGES

- Chie~r- 'Tines- ssksf - Ast- To
$3.50. 9oo frr afle9-f TIh~i-
fCEr-tzo. Nov IA hosl sait for so p
GO against fhs Chiczgo r-ees vss Begun 90
day 30 tbe stats Street Elevated rosi vho
elan. tast an srfllIe n trdsvs Ifnss re-
sprfs apcn The enaracler Of .1e prcr,atsrs
a the rew rna1
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Kennedy is mechinst by trade and has
been ali over the word. He was in the
United States navy many years as ma
cnlnist on board the old man-oi-w war Ten
nessee, and Saws that he is sorry that be did
not stay in the Government service. He has
wife and two children in New York. and
thesieaing is the end Ofa Il ng spree He does
no. know when be took the coat or when
ha arrived il this city. Kennedy saws that
he will never drink drop again as long as
ha lives
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

Seal Phtsh Soeques Just reoeiaed, and sooytk
from $50 to S25. oar SbeaaI Bargain b,1oc,
c0mmenung on Monday morning, Onh
$685. This sbeaa/ lat of Seal Plush
Socques b1eked ub BY ouy Eastern 5uJey at a
large dz5c0unf f1om the yegulay Prize, and
cann0t be duplicated IN style, IT. quQhly ana
workmanship 7oea Of Ne7o York City Jar less
than the first b1zce quOfea.
Ow stock of Mems Undcyaoeay, /oyngn
and domestic domestic, has ne5er been So com-
blcfe as at the present time. NE are con-
sfautT ofe1zng Bargains.
On W0nday aoe ghaH 0bcy q lat If 10 dos.
Mems STRIPED CameIS Hair Shirts ana
Dya90ers, 7oo,zh $780, each /or ony $500,
all sizes.
Mems aH-70oI Seamless Hall Hosc III
Mary, Broaon and Caralnal at p oenks. reg
Hlar bf7oe IS cenkS.
Il large in901ce Of Stamped and Fauy
Linens just rece17ed--Stambed Linen Side
60ara and Bmeau .Scay15 90 and p mches
III length Stamped Jomw Linen .Sblaske,,s
qc4fh fringe and dream 7oOyk PLatfcy Clokhs
hemshlched and Damask qozh f7nges
If, 81 and 81 f1nged Clofhs IN Nomi~
Damask and /ang a0eaae, erbressLy/or barty
purposes.
Doyle7s. hemskl1ched and Damask o7aL,
round and square, all sizes used /oy hngc,,
b0aUb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
GLADSTONE VOTED DOWN.

The Tories Dsfest His Proposition to Aid
Irish Tes&ats
L0vpoy. Nov. 2I.-Ar. Glsdstone's pro-
position to extend The act Of 1887 TO Ireland
was voted down in Parliament last night.
$40 20 246. Speeches in its favor had been
made by John Dillo1 and John Morley,
ard against it by Lord Harrington, Major
Saunderson. snd Lord Geo. Hsniton De-
fore the vote hr Gladstone spent the
evening with wm. O'Briea before the open
ing of Lhe sitLLpg-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
FOUND GULLY.
James NJ Kennedy Tor Taking an Over
coat because lie Cold.

James n. Kennedy wss tried IN the
Superior Court yesterday for stealing Arthur
Erroleys overcost r few weeks AGO. aud
was found guilty. Kennedy will receive
bis sentence Inursdav morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
OUR CLOAK DEP4RTlfENT

Is O7'e1-st0ckcd 7ovfh LQales and Misses Fall
and Winter jackets, and 10 olose soe haqe re-
ducedhhe prizes from 25 10 so FER oenk These
7ackets are tile qe1-y latest styles and madc ar
St0chzngnet, Bearer and No7eAty CAotaS, blaD.
and Handsomely trimmed
Ne 7oqH not quote Ouy Sbeaa/ Prizes. The
list 700uld be too long. Come and make yony
selection and the price aoqV not be bar 10
yOur buy7ng.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
a pRlzs FlG4T.
rs- E-ses-. w~ixhs R-lt IVES ~ Chs..
W~Ear4Av

Wv Yosx. Nov. IA prize 6ght on
Iorx Island ton Eht betrssn Charlie Nc
C.rthT. q Jersey City snd George ioang.
~ Erook'vn. FOR $500 and be bantam
-slght chsurionship ip of Americs. vas ~on
- hc,-sffhv IN atus rsuuiA Young vas
ampistelV knocked cat
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22
DERCY L. COOK.


DERCY t. COOK.
10 south Iopis Street
80 Lots, Bsrth Addition. 200 Lots south Grand
Eadids Houses FOR sale on Easy Terms. Lumber
Furnished ior Building on Vacant Lots. 20
Fxrms for sale in Southern Michigan.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
Cut This Out!

The most miserable being In the
world ,s that person suffering from a
Shaking Chill or Burning Fever.
To. day there are hundreds yearning
for health. Reader why will you
suffer, day after day, With Chills and
Fever, whom CUBAN CHILL
TONIC, The GREAr WEsr INDIES
FEvRR AND AaUs REMEDY, intro
duced into this country from Cuba,
tho greatest and best Chill and Few.
or Remedy In the World, will cure
you and restore you 10 healthi Gu.
ban CHILL TONIC, cures Chills
and Fever Of every type; II purifies
the Blood, it renOvates the Liver;
il makes The sick we'll, and the mis-.
cradle happy. 1t cares enlarged
Spleen; it cures Hypertrophy Of the
Liver. Two doses will stop . chill,
and one bottle breaks them up for
years. If you do not believe what
we say, CUT THIS OUT and take it to
your druggist, Ben II. Baochus, and
lsk him about CUBAN CHILL
TIKI GREAT WEST INDIES
FEVER AND AGuK RxHKDY-THE
WORLDS GREAT Chill AND FEvRR
KING.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
Amusements.

Notwithstanding the almost arc.
tic severity Of the weather for the
past two weeks, our society people, ,
have been busily employed in plan
ming and participating in nerry-ma'
kings.
The first on the list was q Candy.
Party, at the residence Of Mr.. ID. II
Lawrence, at which music, dancing,
popping corn, and no doubt "pop'
ping the question:" formed enjoy
able features Of the entertainment
This was followed by a Peanut
Party at Mr.. w. P. Hale's, for the
benefit Of the Baptist Church; anc
everything, from the cute little pea
nut. she'll invitations, to the dainty
yet bountiful supper that was served
during the evening, was en- regAe
a. i, always is when Mr.. and Mrs
w. P. Hale open the doors of theil
hospitable home 70 entertain theil
friends.
Then came the event of the season
when the girls took the relns of gov
ernment in their own fair hands, ant
announced Leap-Year Ball, which
was delightfully."- managed, and there
was not one Of the sterner sex, but
whose heart was made to thrill, by
the tender solicitation OF his com
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has moved to Elmot, while Mr.. Bar,
ney promptly appropriated the house
vacated by him. Mr.. Heck Bowen
the Post Master, moved his family
out Oh the Matthews fam, while
Mrs. Snow, Of Blythesville, we un'
derstand has rented the house occu.
pied by him, and will move down
soon. While losing some we have
gained others, aud the only move we
regret Is the one made by the Pos.
Office, which has taken up its quar-.
ters at the back door of a saloon.
old Father Time, he who ls
caricaturcd with long flowing locks,
gaunt frame, and armed with \ we'll
worn moving sythc, made an au.
pleasant and unspprsciated visit 70
the TINES Office, since the last issue
of the TixEs-Janusry 9Th. He
evidently meant business, rs he re.
mained over two weeks; aud it WAS
only by dint Of earnest and persist.
ent protest on our Part, ably second.
ed by our neighbor and friend, DIR.
Dunavant, that we could convince
him that he had made mistake and
called at the wrong place-that we
were in the Time business ourself,
and under contract " furnish The
TINES to al who appreciate the
value Of Time. Reluctantly shouI.
dering his lifethread clipping wesp.
on, after ordering . strike among the
servants Of the "house we live In"
the old fellow, with Q dubious shake
Of his hoary locks, left US in a weak
and cnervated con dltion; and ~ he
shufiied along we imagined We heard
him growing, "Nsver mind, my
good slick fellow, I'll come around
again some day, AMI we'll see who's
Who'll"
Such is life. Assailed an every
hand, and open u tho attacks Of un.
seen foes, few therc be who run the
gauntlet Of life, from childho..d "a
the allotted span Of three SCORE years
and ten, without feeling the almost
constant attacks Of these Invisible
encmios OF mankind at every ,urn.