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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
"GoOd-Bye."
BIZ GRACE DEMO LiTcHFlBLDx
For the Dispatch.

BIZ GRACE DEMO LrcHFIsLDs
For the Dispatch.l
We soy Il for An hour or tor years;
We say IL smilngly, sayit choked with tearsl
We say IL cOlily. say IL with a kiss;
And yet We have no other word tnan this
Good bye.
We have no dcarer word for our hearth's friend.
For him who Journeys 20 the worlds far end,
And scars our soul with going: thus We say,
As unto him who stays but DER the way
Good bye.
Alike 10 those wo love and those we hate,
We say no more in parting. At ilfe's gate,
To him who passes out beyond 0artb's sight,
We cry as 10 the Wsnderer for q night
Goodbye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
" ING's HORsE.FOOD, CONSIST

II INGS H0kSE-FOUD, CONSIST
IN no OF craesed Corn, Ground osts, LIN
seed Meal, xili-Fsci. a., mixed IN such pro
Wholesome diet WIN pgs A3a keep your horse
10 excellont esndiiisn; AMI my COW-fk 20 Will
improve bosh qusetity asd quality VI mus.
Also, Mesi. hay, urnin, and al kinds OF Mil
Feed az bottom prices. ana Delivered tree In any
part of the city. fh0De yogr orders V No fsi.
GEORGE I. hiS0, $40 20 2oo win,smsbers
asenco 70 io-su5ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, "a.

|. ". BLACKFORD. Principal;
LLEWELLi n HONlON, Associate Principal,
with able Assistants.
A Preparatory school for foys.
Tho hitieth session opens SEPTEMBER 20,
1888
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

"Mr. Poodle, l hear that your friend,
Mr.. Noodle, has been seriously sick.
ooh deah, yaOs. Quite sewiously.
Why, the doctah, dontcher know, We
marked that the deah boy was dwead-
fully neah pewishing with bwain-feyah. j"
"You don't tell me How did he es-
cape?"
well ah, weally, cawn't Just tell,
but l know the fevah wasn't to blame at
all. The doctah remarked that the fe-
yah was awamd all weady to thoop down
on the bwaln, but some how or other
Mr.. Noodle was ont of the wequisite ma
tewial for the feyah to work upon and
it had to give up the iawb, dOn'tcher
know"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
MISS RANDOLPHS SCHOOL.
vi SARAH n. RANDOLPH. Principal

Al able aud experienced corps a teachers.
Orers unusual advantages to the pupils VI this
school. 1914 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Nd.
fo N-eOitSo9O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

"Good morning, Parson Overlap "
"Good morning, DIR. Cleaver You
seem to be in something OF q hurry"
"Yes, have an engagement to cut
of Deacon Fallon's leg this morning.
Won't you 60 along?"
THANK you, no. II l could be Of
any. assistance l might; or if | felt that
there would be a moral lesson in the ope-
ration"
"There will, parson. 1t will BIO to
your advantage to learn something about
amputation, even if It's only to tell you
lust how and when to cut of your SER
MONS"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
OtWARTHMORE COLLEGE,,

- SWARTHMORE, Pa
OpFNS NINTH MON cH. ilrR. Thirty min
utcs frCm BrOad-Sireet station, Philadelphia.
Under me cafo 81 fueuis. FULL COLLEGE
COZ RISK FOR BOTH SKIES Classical, Stien-
lin, and Literary. Also. Manual Training and
4 Preparatory school. Healthful location, large
grounds extensive buildings and apparatus.
For catalogue and fun particulars address
EDWARD II. hAGlLL, L. d.
~ ll-eOd39t President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

STANTON, VA.
This CELEBRATED OLD VIRGINIA SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES u one Of The most attrac-
tive IN the Union. Highest culture In LIrERA-
TCRE. MUSIC, ART, Hud MANNERS situa-
lion beautiful; climate splendid: pupils from
nineteen Statos Write for catalogues 20
DIR w. \. HARRIS. President
~ ii-d.f w}m Stauntou, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.

NEW BOOKSHELF BY COUNT
4 ' Tostot. g.; Paul Piston, Crawford. ti5o;
Deputan'e ia Nov York society, ti.2s: Looking
81 -: queen Money, ti.t1, and AT tho neE books
and magazines "a soon as pUtl,sheI
fOr sale ~ PAhlAN a co.
au S-e0d&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

Johnny and his mother were walking
along the street together when the for
mer stopped in front OF n shop window
evidently he had not forgotten certain
palmy visitation to tho basement of his
knickerbockers, for he suddenly turned
to his mother and exclaimed:
"Ma, you could get Job in here easy
enough
How do you know, Johnny ?"
"Why, it says so on that sign up
there Hands wanted on pants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
GTAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY,


Rev. JAMES WILLIS. A. NJ, Principal. Loca-
ton elevated. picturesque. ami healthful.
Grounds extensive and beautiful Buildings
commo ltoIs and comfortable. Superior adyan-
tages iu Music Art, ElO'uti0D. Book eeptHg,
Languages. and other luerary studies Teachers
Rre graduates OF the best colleges and conserya-
tories in this and foreign lands Charges most
reAsonable. Send Tor catalogue. ~ s-eOilm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

AGTAkM SPRINGS. BATH COUN-
" TX. YIRGlNtA.-lne most delightful
swimming pool Dn the tohunenl Hot and
Cold sulphur spout BATHS. ranging In tenpera-
iure from ID 10 it". \ specific for goat sciaiiea
anu Kindred diseases iniaiiibe remedy i0c
dyspepsia. Tor particulars address
hRs. joins J.. KURANkS.
Information md pamphlets can 10 had ron
Purcell, Laid 4 Go. ~ li-5)t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

Uncle Romney was entertaining Tom
my with some illustrations in natural
history. Uncle Romney was person
OF much corporation, whose protruding
paunch was subject of no little study
to the boy. As the two proceeded from
picture TO picture Tommy kept looking
from the page to bis uncle, and finally.
when the next turned leaf revealed a
camel, he paused over it moment and
then exclaimed
"Uncle Romney, you're different
from that camel. You're hunchbacked
In front"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

pLUE.RIDGE SPRINGS, VA.

since tho calamity tdal bcfcll me on May Soih
lat 2 ave hued up uoat dlging-rCcm iu take
Courage. can cfIet . peaeiul aud luiet sum-
mor home % those In sosrUh ~ hoalti. sni COM
fort. Terms very moderate.
au Lin PHIL. ?. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
BEDFORD COUNTY "a

completely equipped school Of hgh grade ior
bows aud Young men.
The twenty-thrd session will open SEPrFN-
BER 18Th. For catalogue or Information apply
70 w. H. ABBOT. Principal,
~ 9l-eOf2Gt -Oiire. Bellevue, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
WADE waIrpLs's wmIms.
for the pisps,ch.I

Little Ollie had her sober cap on as
her father ceased talking. Suddenly
she looked up inquirinsly and said
"What is that last word you said,
papa9"
Piecemeai, do you mean, little girl 2"
"Yes, papa. What does it mean ?"
"Why, little by little, my dear"
Ollie dropped her eyes for moment,
and then suddenly raising them sgain to
her father she said;
"Then those twins of Aunt Becky's
must be piecenieal. mustn't they ,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
NATURAL BRIDGE HOTELS,

NATURAL BRIDGE HOTELS.
~ NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.
The mcet delightful summer resort in the moun-
ssius. o. Virginia. situated lh yards IRON ms
great Natural Bddce. tapa'iy fVh fnest
Fcencry, music, and nshing ga tho mountains.
No mos .uitoe-; no malaria Rount-irip tlcksts
by Richmond ana Allegheny and Chosascako
and OHIO railroads.
For fun Information address
H. ". kLIPsrEIN.
~ cain Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01


CroSdz q sssssnssfs ssnt aoEtn yeslef-
dag.
Ensines No. IS ana = are slsgatlY dam
aged ala are ~ ne EoaGa house.
Ms Ersd Sslsoe. q AgsksxoB. 81
spend . fex 1zys sifs frisnas IA las Sly
Nal and barzszs car ~. u = sonsshs
asas4xsa All . n tie shsos being reDsiFse-
me {. ~ n lsst sixht bTeaxAt ap =
ear .oad u cblczxo passengers goaDg Ecsth
Jsnes Essaan. fesemsn oi he n4eh.as
Shops. hzs sons 70 Aassegon fez . is~
asgs
Isst nights trzin north consisted II four
slespsrs go passenger oossnss and sNo bag
gaze cars.
Fsspk Dssa. Of ths G. r a T. paint
shoDs has resigned sna taken position n
Asrq1eits.
The 'eaanoa bal" train runs on tine
B0@. Ths ajax hoe asar Lsks Odessa has
beea died.
The Tslsgrsphers' Union .ili. shea thor
eaghly ofzsnizsd. nano~f z-,ys<g IA ne
United states.
Miss Entis Bosslsr. Of Fort Wsyns. Ind.
Mi s0on visit her bTOthsss John zad barry
Of the O. K. a l.
Thee. kw NJ. otce a. Goshen; Ind.
sas oroksn open a tss nights ago. oui
nOthing sas stolen.
Nrs. J. Il. dill. wife OF 6FemAn Hill, OF
the y. X. & l., has gone - oeliisaa 70
attend I1s fansfzl of q relative
Mrs. e. E. sloeam. wife of Foreman slo-
cum, 0f the Gin shops Of tns q. X. 4 L. has
lone 20 Aviila. led. % visit relatives.
g. ;. Buchef, mechanical engineer al TIE
g. r 4 l. sL0ps expects % leave In . few
days 10 l0En bis Nife and child. a. Altoona
| "a.
II. T. Hltehins. fireman Of engine A.. has
severely poisoned bis hands. and . obliged
- iay eft Tor = short time. tie will 80 10
I Kalamazoo
Mrs. F. P. R0ys. wife OF iseman Roys. OF
engine n. lsll lsst night for Traverse CitT,
where she will remain for tso months
Visiting friends.
Chss. Rseubig. foreman Of the pattera
shop. has invented very useful tool. IN the
shape OF clamp for the use OF carpenters
M. RAeaoig viii soon apply for patent.
As il was, when ths railroal people saw
that many we're anxious 10 come home. they
ran their train in Al ) o'clock. simply to
accommodate those who were Left on the
o'clock train. The d.. l.. < y. seems to have
/ done ali that could have been expected OF
1 tneln a. this age OF their road
In Newsygo county a battalion 200 strong
/ OF the q. A. T.. has been organized TO at
tend the National Encampment a. Colun-
bus. September 10. Ths q. & W. ID. rail
road has made arrangements TO carry them
/ The fare from Grand Rapids will oe S5.5t
for the round trip and 1880 from Newsygo
/ County Clerk Seth ). Various has been the
| prime mover IN this scheme.
| The D.. l.. & y. will run their trains tC
the Lake next Sunday tue same as last
| The complaint against the company fOr th'
way their trains were run last Sunday were
apparently not we'll founded. The company
/ provided ticket agent on the train Tor tn'
accommodation Of those who took the train
at Hail-st. or Fifth-aye., and If the boat.
had oeen ss eager 10 bring the people back
to the railroad landing IS they were to take
them away. there woaid have been no
trouble in regard TO passengers getting
A home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

i sss universally conceded when
JAnEs NeNILLAs, u Detroit withdFeE
frsm ths Senatorial rice IN lss8. that
VIE her intention sliy 0r Dol, he lad Plseet
hinss.f in very Commanding Positicn
fof the campai "a 8os approaching. The
siindrsssl u Senstor PAL1ER GOV
leaves n. NcMfLLAx more secure thsn
ever IN tns Rspubiican nomInstioo. Ia
vis~ q The fact that Ehsn MF. McMtlLAs
destined - scespt he ehairmsnship OF
ths h-publicsn stats Csntrsl Commitiss
fer snCihss term, many people Inferred
thaf ks had retired from politics, and
thou .ht bat ks eoald ret eonsistestly
De q casdidsis for tia Ssaaie, tbe follow-
inz explanation from ths Detroit Journal
will % real with interest The f0iaaai
saJs: ~fhsrs ars tbose Who say that Mr..
MCMuLAs's retirement vas really made
IN snrieipstion oi his candidacy for the
Ssnatorsblp. Ihose who best knOg tie
man kno~ that hs sas sincere ia his ex-
pressed reason fer withdraving--a reason
personal 10 himself L. Is also known
that his business nnexpectsdly called for
an amount Of bis time and stseution
vbi forbade him 10 promise 10 give
that supervision which a campaign de-
maodA
some years ego Mr. McMILLAS. To-
gather With John ). NswREREY, FEANcIs
PsLss and 6KoRaE III. HAMMOND, under
s,ok the construction of certain raiiwsys
IL me Urper Psainsuls. The death N
qaick sacression of Mr.. McMLLAS's s
three cosdlulors and the consequent
locking up % their estates, threw On the
shoulders CT the SURVIVOR the enormous
load OF carrying through an enterprise e
whose returns, though they promise to
be large. cansos De realized nnhi re-
mote fnturs. Within the past few weeks
Mr.. McNILLAS has transferred this bur-
den to a corporation amply able 20 carry
II. and ss a result DO 10 free oncs more 70
20 into rolisle."
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

PoHcE.-Lesis Johnson, drunk tined $
and costs. or twenty days In jail COM
mitfed. James Swing. drunk: hns s. and
costs or twelve days IN Jail: paid. VIM
Ward drunk. fee 81 aud costs or twelve
DAYS 10 Jail. paid. Hannah ". Gowsn
drunk; sentence suspended on payment ol
c0s.s Doc. Dean. drunk ard disorderly
adjourned 10 August l3. 10 a. m. Bert Jer.
usalsm. larceny. adjourned 10 August l.
10 a. n.
PRoHtrx-Eststs Of Dewitt g. and Mary
Ella Andrews minors Robs. N Mont
gomerv appointed guardian. bond fled and
,ettsr q guardianship issued. Ia the mat
ter Of +. \. Brosnnsn. deceased: petition
Tor les-s 10 pied e stock Of Plaster Com.
psny died and iicenss granted. same -
tate petition TO sell stock in Plaster Com.
pany granted. Estate Of stephen Child
deceased. bond Sled and letters OF adm ms
fration - teGfs nos rith sill annexed
issued 10 Alice G.. Warren
IrsTICr "A n,TFsLt--People w. John Ryan
assault with intent to to great bodily harm
less than murder upon one Michael boy 2
Arrsigned add exzmination demanded.
Adjourned tili August E bonds $500 given
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

ffHfSK o. lT SO sJgs a N1Ck I0f *
6 i1s s.a-saz E4r. 81 l4s cls q. = ff5s Ia.
tsQss.t lss<k eFSs@sts oUees klssss
W. NlIL UFFEk aEE KACANF lot o.
~ - Las eslx 81 iea11 - ssata q loEakl-
"a is cas- a. ealxsia ioa Ia - szes -
~ Aeae ~ t< SAC rtas -ezs .a g. ! tog &c
sa e. ezHs = 80 ts~k - Al1ays @1o
teeeT ssok Ieleeboas - la
TsCk sAlE- - AND LOT O. CLANCY
49, ors "a Asis. xste a.. sc a. 4as iorsf
seer sEsel car LFeTy ptoEsrts - s4ie .
- 49, gFotery "a clter l'sfs q TIE cils ~
sa.r = 1as-sl. 81 eRa i& fiainnsl@-ese 3leti
ItQK sALK-fNIEA OFfER-IF NoU NANf
i ose of inOss ssaeH0ld iets o. t.afee . t2sls
ke&a scdlil0l fer 81 st8Ie lns IFlee - anses
caHe ks e1ee Me Esys sla1 clt-tflrd q the p
shta tsFes EsortGs Al tern4s essy. Aeistals
B@All FHts 81 - ca 3 desires. 8SafFhctse y
J q. Mckee sons = kOaloe e -I
ttoR sALE-HOrsfs AND fOfS. VACANT
ieta an1 isrt0s sQfle choice nafEstDs li t4krn
ton huF1eS 4 4 non a., icons - sna - Nes
iioeseggsn kisCE sai
HOUSE. LOIS AND FARMS FOR sAiH
II tsesp a. Dr. NeeEbters Neuksua biofs
sofEtT oi Aonroe sna Dlsision sic sat
lsoR sALE-A lAk0f BRICK DaEIIlAG
i totse On SDriEs a.. ser ss.usl A nekl rsne
cw eiiinE house . SsHnes-<t. fsf sZ,5n* sad -
- af1s i&rSa la sparta iSr -, 10, al snAsL
IxymtntS srd reasonable tefux r. A. lappet.
toon ~. iedysTd hletf, over fob-ic Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

,Ss.sss,s ,sNssssa .tsA,s
FESsvILLE. July 30--Isst saturday the
Cleveland and Thurman Club distinguished
itself By raising q pole thirty feet higher
than the Republican pole raised two weeks
ago. This morning the Cleveland and
Thurman banner Il BATS in the breeze thirty
feet above the Republican streameT. which
from 9 distance appears 10 be at halt mast.
May or the Republicans entered 4 The
spirit Of the times. and worked as Lasl in
raising the Democratic pole as any Dsmo-
crst. There were soouf one thousand peo-
pie IN the street and the utmost harmony
prevailed The fruis train took from tnis
station, sunday. about two hundred baskets
Of peaches. and from now till the lst OF
December We expect q busy time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
Steamer Grand Island.

Thereafter the new side wheel steamer.
Grand Island will make regular trips to the
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays, Thursday s
and Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 a.
N. landing at north end of Scribner. ST. car
line Picnic parties will be taken up the
river at any place they may select Regular
picnic days will be Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The steamer G6snd Island
will also make two trips to Grand Island
on Sundays. Boat leaving at 10 a. m. and
p. M. last boat arriving at Grand Rapids
at 7I5 p. m.
Fare from Soldiers Home and return %
cents.
To Grand Island and return 25 oenia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
rHISoE s1smascK.s DILEMMA.


II il ssldom that Prince BIsMAKcK is
caught mapping. bat that be Is in an en-
bafrassing siiuatios now on account OF
. lack of bis customary astuteness is
very evident. He will have 10 exercise a
good deal OF Diplomacy to continue the
friendly relations between Emperor
WILLIAM and the Vatican II he should
fal6Il his sgrsemsnt 10 visit King HUM-
BERT ia October. And how be is going
10 give up the proposed visis st the re-
qnest % the Pope without offending kng
HUsBERr. who is q member Of the trip
PIE alliance. cannot g surmised. II has
besn suggested THAI the meeting could
take place az Florence or Milan; and
sltbou9h 'hs, would put the Pope in a
less embarrassing position, the honor
would al be given 20 the man who has
taken fron tho Vatican its temporal
rover. The iron Chsucellor ia not very
popular With other nations, and thsy will
rather sUioy the dileums in which be
has allowed himself 10 be caught, and
~ill watch wth interest bis efforts TO ex-
tFicsts himself
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
Miscellaneous.

yIANT TO EXCHANGE 4 GOOD HORSE
W harness and wagon icr a o. ia tie ruth or
eazt rart az tie rity-uil pay difference if snv.
EnQuire n 8 J South Division a. ga
yUANTFD-GOOD SECOND HAND sAWNfTI
w with engine i4x10 OF i6xs Address with
fsN particulars Al. Crsishton. AGENT. Nirysaia
Mich. Us
4 ANnIORV HANf Flksf Class
/ tenant for sff to q konse in thc squfh or
sssf part of the City. 10 yog have one vsCsuf. let
know linton & Dunf0u Mifd.c0mb building.
frst focr up-fa.rs Telephone "a
uTANTFp-AT THIS 0FFfCE COPIES or
W daily TELEsEAS HEBALD 0i dsies June j.
snd A prii 3 q
CAIFsWAN-rAN ADD 4 TINF SNAIL,
= ssrnrles Cre effuf earned s. sF o. hers II
&c g.. 90 in IssS +. Q. Boz 1911. New YORK Zlsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

A large party of friends and lovers OF
rare and beautiful plants, gathered at the
residence of g. Burney, at Ne. l43 Living
ston-st.. last evening and enjoyed tea 81 sht
OF the blossoming of q niSnt blooming
ceress. The cactus stands sir feet IN
height, and last night developed tive full,
beautiful crimson blossoms Mrs. Burney
will os happy to receive visitors each n ghi
while the plant Is IN bloom. open mouse
was kept urTil midnight last night and il !:
impossible to tell how many called until
tue register is looked over this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
0U UTIN & !

We respectfully call the
attention of persons desirous
of furnishing Summer Cot
tages to the fact that we are
carrying a large line of me-
dunn Priced Bedroom suites
in all popular finishes. We
have also received a fine lot OF
Rattan and Reed Chairs, which
we are offering at low prices.
We have likewise a very ex-
tensive stock of Camp Chairs
and small tables suitable for
Summer Cottages.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

NOTICE s. hsrsfy gwen thsf re,lfiou hss tbis
\ 1sy teeu SLED - i1e luarr Rred ln fhe
tirC5Gi foarf f0rtfe CrgItv ~ keni na5 state q
Miebiesn snd - noe pending IN SID rourf. sT
tle pGT 2ose q rsea ing FoTfig8 81 re lat -
Fovnfon s fu6fs Lac Aedten - fte CRY o
eraud Rspid< hrine : .st 81 portion ~ setter
AZ Of Torrshir ~ Nc-fh. ~ rsnes SO 81
Wess sccordne - tne government survey. ia
the toprShfo ~ Grand hsoiis En- safd trsu-7 p.
kenf SO stsfe ~ AicniEs7 e1rveyed and issr
90 ~ ne F-rrrIstoTs ~ - I. Coz tH.rf rro
rfvi ene5neer arf s1rvsraT ~ fhe 1rh fzr rf
fnIr lx-e a1t rcr0rdes fte rHcr o. tsn
Rfsisser - ueefis 81 $40 CornfT ~ Kent aror
So Lfh 81 fay lsz ~ cf0cs .a ere fore
uson. n 3 ~ hcfk 80 2 - re9e s4 Thar 81 s
prorrSef 81 ter ssid nIst 01er s1t ~ Ftrlns
- ne r~orisfars ~ fhsrrer q ~ ftra~e =
Ar1cfares s-sns.es ~ Wfairaa sci tae s-,a75.
reoas tterete. ~ rarziinR e. r5s rsr ~ Hsrn-
a. street. a. a. resn lrr- So ret Frlra rx
t4suecr ~ frrrrr 80 q rrnr 80 E-rf-rr'r p
si5e fra~rrf srf lrfs atrefee1 s-i twenty sr1
~ rrep ffe -rr-t - st- trerarf Ttst tez
nsfser ~ az re- lor 81 - cs go ~ ~ hea--
rs ~ s0ussy ne 2flh day n seprenher. A p
-
7aeet ersns Esries Hr ssn Eans 8f Isss
1fe ~ereef RssRs- trrTsrr q e-s1f fsr'fs
~tMt FL Na1NEE
Env..s y TrasF, AHorrsy - Pssioo8s-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
For .S0ic--MisceuGneous.

CCR sALE-A HORSE AND CARRIAGE
+ Sell cheap a. S05 fourth-st 2i7
TOR SALE-AT a DISCOUNT, A SCHOLAR
i ship in business college. sor evening in
strrction. Address W. NJ, COX Telegram Her
aid Office 1-tf
LOR sALE--A STOCK OF DRUGS AT SrLLI-
van. Mich. There are five ssw mills in vicn-
itT and business profitable. Good reasons for
selling j. y. Watson CCOpeSyillc Mich. i6Ttf
TOR sALE-FAaT TRO1TER BAY GEORGE
Fine roadster. gentle. suitable for ladies N
drive J. Homsn. u csnal-st i6.tf
COR sALF - An ENIIRE OUTFIT OF
machinery for n frst class laundry. also a
six-horsc power engine. For particulars enquire
Of G. A. Berwin. No - Cana ~ l5itf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Hon. Thomas d. Gilbert. so vsl known
to all of The old settlers OF Northern Michi-
gan. and especially this locality. has ao-
cspted an invitation to give an address al
the pioneer picnic on the 18th OF August.
The Pioneer Society OF Grand Rapids hss
been invited to attend the picnic, and Also
the Grssnviils Society. We are assured
that representatives of both will be present.
- B4xtsgon Chroaics
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

CtvvEIsxD's IN Iuck in 6shiuz the iors
Part % the trip a easily explained II the
runor now in circulation be true. n the
trip wss undertaken a. blind" in
crdsr that the President might bsvs a
confdsntisl coafsrs0cs with bis advisers
and frsne bis letter Of acceptance. 10
wonder the ish rsnained in their native
element AZ a 'biiud." 4 certainly sue
cs-oiea. and tie correspondents viii De
greatly chegriuned IL tia report should
prove true.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

seustcr J ". BsscccE - ths latest
cans.dsts 10 decline N sdvancs be
declines 20 - candidate for Attorney
Gsrsrsl This fact leaas the Detroit
f-arruf % r~usprk Wow ist The Fifth
district candidates settle smcnx them-
seivss ~hich one shall have The place.
ard there siil e 20 need of q State
crnvenficn."
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Sone rsrsrs sra overriding TIE matter
n thsir comments on Mrs. q LzvEIAvD.
Such ful.orna praise cannot bat be dis
tssseful - The lady herself. as she Is q
r.rson ~ uncommon good sense. and II
tersisfed IN vii hsvs The eject of setting
ibe pubhc assinst her. Nsusea vill sue
cesd admir.iiou. sud it wiil be The result
% ,he disguseng Haitery Of servile 0svs-
papers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
This list is furnished oy ". R. scrisuer.
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The fsllosing is sst Of he rasr-isxe
licenses issred slncs lsst paelseea vita
tre names residence wasn OUTSIDE ne eitvl
ard sges ~ tI.e parfies
aees
lsesrxe r. o.. Nsr suhs1fnss la -
Thrs P Irsitrer Earne Vets .-fe
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

Republiean papers declare that Gao
wxa CnkyxIASn - sifar Dawn +. H.nH's
srBlp ard perascrstic papers d@ny T..
- al she svsrsxe man has 70 do = e.
rss5 both sides snd vat
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
Sealed Proposals.

sealed proposals III he received By Re~
p zsrt- az s. ant irci-f z Arxs fsSs fer
tie n sr3euerf ~ f1e = srrt snf Fchocl hcrss
-iFls ~ a. the cnr-er 81 frssrfh ara naTissts
Pleas snr spee frz crs ear ~ seeH a. 80
6ali3.pr az Use between r'ro~k a 49,
Hr n The hfts ~ - roe1ed AaT7s s. 50 A.
a'eicsF n n ne err11alf1ee rsssrre TIE riRhf
. Iegct saT sad a. 81 a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01

sircs bis illnsss SAMUEL J. RANDALL
has realized "a some measure bow much
hs = appreciated. tbs honesty has made
him many friends. and even his enemies
csDnot but respect him. II is not given
10 every man TO know how much be -
Appreciated, "a the tokens ecms usually
sfier death. But Ter the past two weeks
messages Of sympathy bsvs come to the
house whsre Mr. RASDkLL resides. which
saor how str0ng bold be has on the
bsarss OF bis counirymeD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-01
Situations Wantcd-NaIc.

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nished. Address. F. box ?, this Office 20
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ence: speak erman: hest Of references. Address
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