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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
~olF ~ ssssp's CLOTHING


EAsros. Pa, Oct IA ssI oi iznpostors
a4ss sesz pE<seaIas "a Ia con Ruslty,
aaa hsys saassd ss0 young girls = cave
thzir aoHzss fhsy a4Es kspE tnsal ai11sa.
assalls Ia s1orts sf ne f4n4lif 20 ascsftala
their sasrs4Ss1ls Oas ~ i1s Eiris. nos-
sssr sss fsanc j1st ~ shs ss gong
s~sy SlEA . yosng usa tsE Ass 1 OK -
serve God. a. sas declared
fes ms8lls 40 tas Dlslic sas IN
fofalsa sf = scsB14isas ease. tns rss-l- II
fsislous nsanIfs. a. PARK Ridge - J..
asas SsE4rz Que Aassa H9utLmaa.
claiming ~ 1s pre4easr. ia1aes1 AS.
liza Berry ~ AsaaFk - lsAss nsg aus
ssld. -e4a kfteF4ar1 shs sss iglled -
PARK Eidz= - Ars. Jans Hose aaofa=r
a8nlau - ~ aa1 been dsl11et ~ A8l-E.
zau q ~ sane ulaGDsf HOaIZHan -
came al innate u ths 101ss 54l tbs PARK
Eldxs psools rose 1D "a Indignation took
h9afE2an cat ol the house. car 0t Is
~ALsksrs, aorss-aiPsed Am AID dFoEs
hlm olt % t0sn-
on Frida. last Mss Jsanis Kicker. aged
p. 4nd Ter sisfsF, Mis- Lizzie, sgsd ~.
FsluFlsd - thelr n0me In PnilipsbuFg
across he river from mere from visit ~
Ns~Ark VIA them came H0uGzuzn and
tie t~0 married ~onsu. Tie daughters
told their ai0thsr that tlsy sere % estso-
lisa religious mssiilss IN PilliDsb arg, and
wanted 20 stay IN tie house Tor q lev DAYS.
Ars Kicker > = dsvout Methodist. and
sllosed me strangers 10 remain. "a
| sunday HDulzmag ssloanded Mrs. Kicker
oF leiliEg her ths Lord nsi informed him
% take charge Of tas house, and she must
/ -. He prepared 10 GUST her. and scene
/ took place. Because she would not 20,
/ HOutzman spplisd al Kinds OF obscene
/ spltaeLs 10 her, while bis female adherents
prayed and hsstsricaly sOooed. Finally
Mrs Kicker drove HOutzmsn from the
house. Thsn. 10 her surprise. her daugh-
| ters declared that HeDtznsn was right and
they would 90 with him.
| H0utZnsn. the two women and the girls
then left aud before Mrs. Kicker could
recover from the shock they had dissp-
| pesred.
The police we're notified and finally
| captured the two sisters. Mrs. Berry and
| Mrs. Howell we're later arrested. and yes
terdsy sentenced 10 thirty days ia jail.
HOutzman. Who Is occupying cell IN the
police station. declares that he Is an angel
/ and pays 10 bills.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
HEWITT ACCEPTS.
~. Letter o Caastic Oa@ Arrsiznis< :
TsmmsnF Hail


Tsmmsny Hail
Nsw YoRx. Oce i6.-Nayor Hewitt has
a. lsst fornsi y sccsp,ed ths citizens nom
iastion for Mayor. Having tsken this step
tasrs -ill nov BE- no tarninx hack on bis
part RE hss driven home the nal Of his
sfesdfsst purpose 70 run. and double
clinched it slfh his etfsr. Like most Of
as pubic doCu msnls it is tsdiousig long
and eutertalniuEiv discursive regarding
sorBe of he personalities of politics
whirh are now RpDsrmost IN the public
mind here About 0De-third of The sitter
- tsken up wit1 ths w1oiessis denuncis-
ton Of rsmmsny He'll. watch be character
ires ss political trust admin stored n
secret for the purpose q securing the s0oi q
Of Office 10 sinai cflns of men and ,heir
70 lovers he SAYS f1at if there - sur sn-
ceritr ~ TsmmHnFs = Professions OF concern
a. to ne efect 81 a viasd Dprn0crsfic local
nominations npou ths Bsrior a ticket,
Tsmmsnv saouIt promptly otter Co the
Cirsens Cnmmifis. TIE priViiexe of nam
irra re~rausibis and INDEPENDENT uenlo-
crst FOR Mayer. hnt f rsmnisnv declines -
% this Nj Hewitt hss concl aded thst it is
rs futv 70 test the question whether the
rifr govefnment = t'r the peopia. ar
whefher .t s fer ths benefit 81 rsmmanv
Hall The Mayor vel xnew Faea "a
wrofa these ver,i@ thar fh-r. wss not the
sfrntast uoss oiilfv OF rammsnv rsce,ii O 2
frora fs ncra lrstiDn. ar cf Grants wita-
trswiuz sfer The sever vsrnsl scsrifVins
81 rsga N-vor Bewitt In h3s s.srrh of a.
e~ntsnca fer ths NsHorsIitv nom nation
the nignt hefore last
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
THE BETTING MEN.
Democrats Refuse to Bet Even Money on
the National Ticket.

Democrats Refuse to Bet Even Money on
the National Ticket.
NEs Yoxx, Oct. 16.-Colonsl Swords the
ssrEesn:at-arms Of the Republican Nation
sl Com mittes. who . few days ago placed
ten thounnd-dollar bet even in favor of
Harrison's election. was anxiously look
log tonight for Democratic parties who had
declared their desire TO see him for tbs
purpose Of making rsgers. Colonel Swords
was willing TO put up almost any amount
in sums to suit Ia favor Of the Republican
candidates. and although he was Al ths
Hoffman House during the night and vss
known TO sporting Democrats to be
earnest in bis desire 10 put his money up.
they cautiously kept oct OF the way One
other prominent Republican who was at
the Hoffman House tonighi tested the con-
hdsuos Of the Democrats WAC throng that
resort by Offering TO make Tsgsrs on the
basis or So TO SfQ0 in favor Of Harrison.
but no one fsvoring Cleveland could be
foand wiling 70 give even these slight odds
ia iavor q his candidate. lhe Democrats
want even money or Odds IN their favor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
TO FORECLOSe A MORTGAGE.
Frances r. Peirce Begins Suit on = Mort
gage Given by A. lie Grand Psirce-

faHccs Ecifcc tfrSALS sun ta - '@~se-
gage Given by A. lie Grand Psirce-
J. q. Fitzgerald, as solicitor. yesterday
began a suit in chancery in the Circuit
Court to foreclose . mortgage against A. lie
Grand Peircs. The instrument on which
the sult is brought is dated il March, 1886.
and was given TO Frances 4. Psirce. as
trustee. 10 secure tie payment OF debts as
follows: To Sarah Peirce, s., $50; 10 Frances
Z Peirce, $5lS.67; TO Mrs. K. Welsh. s4O0
10 Mrs. A. BromgsrtDer. $500; TO George G..
Briggs, 81, 900: TO Ella G.. Peirce. SIS, 800. a
total of S24, ,6l767. The bill alleges that
there is now due upon the mortgage the
SUN of $50, 600. aud asks that as they have
become interested in the property as subse-
quent purchasers incumorancers or other
wise the Fourth National Bank, Peter @.
Tulwiller, David Houghtsiiing. Walter J..
Gould, David ID. Cody, Louis t. Thompson,
Theodore LOrig and Martin Weber. may
also be made defendants. The property in
controversy is described as follows: Begin
ming Al a point 2ls feet South Of the north
east corner of lot 3 of the Kent plat in fhe
city OF Grand Rapids, on the East line of
said lot, running thence South a feet,
thence West 81 feet, thence North A feet,
thence East parallel With the South line of
Erie-st., "a eet to the place Of beginning,
being a part Of lois % and % of the Kent
plat. Mr. Peirce, the defendant, is now in
Kentucky
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
HE AIHELsIAN CLUB.
The New Club Organized I'm the south End
Rooms In Walsh's Block.

The New Club Organized in the south End
Rooms in Walsh's Block.
The new club recently formed in
the South End, known as the Athelsisn
Cluo. have secured rooms in the new
Walsh block at the corner OF Sycamore
aud South Dlvision-st. which they have
furnished in an elegant manner. The
rooms include = psrior. . reading room,
snd gymnasium. The members Of the
club consists OF clerks and business men in
the South Eod and men from the railroads
and railroad shops.
The society j. making a fine start and
have received sssessments 10 the sum Of
sl39 Their irst business meeting was
held lsst Sunday. when the following
officers we're elected: President. John
Beck, Treasurer. Ivan Russs, Secretary
Will Smith.
The society will give a bon in the
Engineers He'll within tie next two weeks
the exact date Is not yet fixed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Crlcseo. Oct IS Hon. Joan Wentworth
one of Chicsgo's oldest ssd rposf conspicn-
ous citizens, rho has heen confined 80 be
yoorn IN ne sherman Heuss for sosne tia- .
hv illness 1led st 7.f5 tass morning. Mr.
enf~offh 'iouz Inhs. ss be vss ~onf
60 - called. On scconaf ~ - grssf .ire
vss - Fssrs ol s<e sad ass Zen resident
of Nhicsgr Tor rNY to Fesrs r. rsors-
se1-ed 49, dist-ct ii Congress a-fvesn
istt ard so sna sgs 4, lS5s He rss
tvscs e'ectsf Aaror 81 re city II fsS- aod
fS6a NJ Wentworth stsrfs3 and fsr many
gssFs published snd sd I'D - Dassg Ts-ss-
-rf -hica wss 1n~ ~ Chicsza 6rxt dslIv
uewspsrers ssd Fss sosor5-d y ths Trs5-
---. L. ..--
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Articfss Of iucorporsaon bsvs bssn fied
80 ths Coangv Cerk u NBskeeon ooHHfE y
sv to Suliv,n Lancer Corapsnr. ~hich
= composed - p r. Wsn. ~ this cstv
g. a. Tuxs1ry. - Srerts 80 O. r R1ss
~ Susssgoa Ire corr ns-T = orysnizs1
for - r1rro~s - rsaofsctur o.. 5uv ae
sni - - l-airsr I'D ostsr fo-ssf rra-
d1rts ar1 ~ fr-sx z.rsrsi nssr esr 81 :
nus ress ~ft- frsfr So a. 4Hllrsn Tas
cscsls stocx So 80 slFse ~ vkics !.
csi1 a Ter - 80 shsrss ~ vhsca
~ Ntlk as 513 IHEs-rv 80. 40 Rose
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
SPRING
=NMA
COMPANY
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS

II A. well understood by the
great mass OF the people of
Grand Rapids that we have
made our Men S Furnishing
Department one of the fea-
lures Of our immense busi-
ness. Always ably equipped
for an extraordinary trade We
have tals season bent our en-
ergles TO surpass all past eff
forts. Buying Tor cash and
for the requirements of large
wholesale trade we are in a
position 20 command atten-
ton Ii Is often the impress
sion that dry goods establish
ments do not handle the best
fabrics. and often the impress
sion Is true, but IN our case it
rests on an Insecure fOunda-
tion, If applied at all. We
carry almost everything that
comes under the head of Mems
Furnishings, from the cheap
est 20 the best, and our prlcce
on comparison, simply add 10
our good reputation. As
SPECIAL BARGAINS we are
offering a broken line Of White
MernO Shirts and Drawers
New Britton) al 65c, reduced
from Sl.00.
About FIVE dozen Extra
Weight Mer,no Shirts and
Drawers tAmerican Hosiery
Coz sold as high a. $3.50 for
large sizes, your choice for
only 81. These are full reg
ular and extra stayed.
Six dozen Imported Scotch
mostly large sizes, some as
high as IS inches. in natural
gray and pure white AZ actual
cost price 10 close.
One case Camels Hair at
S5c for shirt and drawers.
Two cases IN plain color
and natural white striped at
81 90. This is great value for
the money.
About ten dozen odds and
ends of Wilson Bros. s extra
fine goods at prices below ac-
tual cost.
Our famous $500 Csmel's
Hair leads all natural fabrics
at that price; GO dozen Just
received.
In solid scarlet. scarlet and
white, and scarlet and gold.
we have new and complete
lines.
We are sole agents for
Grand Rapids and Western
Michigan of ''Dr. Jaeger's San
itaryWoolen SystemCompsny'
We always have in stock a
number OF lines for ladies.
gentlemen and children. and
order from the catalogue az
list prices If anything differ
ent from what we carry il
required.
Men Hosiery IN Cotton.
Merino and pure wool from
the cheapest TO the best.
Mems Collars. pure linen.
equal TO the 4. & W" brand.
and the new styles al l5c.
Best Linen Cuffs, 25r.
Pure Linen Handkerchief
from l2Ic 20 75c.
A new and choice line Of
Jap Silk Han dkerchisfs, hem
stitched. q plain and fancy
borders, from SOC TO yl.50.
One hundred dozen Mems
neckwear. new patterns. al q
and SOC, worth double the
money.
Unlsundried white shirts at
4Sc. 75c and ST.
Dress Shirts. as high as q
plaits in BOSOM at 81, sl.25.
and el.5O.
Night Shirts. new patterns
Just received. At 75c and 81
each. made OF the best mater
ial and elegantly trimmed
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

The c. 4 ". N. will run q special excur-
sion on October "a. from Muskegon and
Pentwater and intermediate stations to
Shelby. The excursion is run to accommo-
date the large number Of people who will
wish 20 listen q Gen. b. NJ. Cutcheon aud
Governor Luce. who speak At Shelby on the
evening of October -. This will be one of
the greatest political demonstrations of
Western Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
MICHIGAN MATTERS
faa~i ssalsr ExBieslaa - Fp-ii.atf-A
ss~ .@~er Plps Frass-l -ls@rFg s.gs
FssasFiy aas fssss fsillss
ralsats.....fa

IsHGfHIFs. GA l6 -Josssa Ne5rs,h
slG O. A. swanson. miners. ssss LmPns-
sged Ia a ulns tbls forenoon - "a ~
earn ara nssrs arss fgrre sss ar
enc pas 20 soFk ~ dlz ias Usa ei4t aal a.
d4Ft .saasoE sss Rescued. Re aas ysff
sEsk All s.fs Eom lts in Tres o1t Aot
sad aart. 4-ir4ta szs sll1 buried DAB
BE- II bensFsd 10 - os rs.esas1 laras ile
nla4E ne ca erMnlu. so 80
fesguln4 garfF 1us Sc not En9sa oos
szaoaa.q hs . i4llrsd. hs Las iainte1
sa4-f4I renes
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
MRS BLAINE, JR., DENIES IT.


She says she Never Contemplated separs-
tlsa From her Husband.
NEW IoRE. Oct l6.-Ars. James G..
Blaine. Jr.. who is at the Nsw York Hotel
VITA her baby and msid. desires to state in
hsr behslf that there il 10 existing cause
for the ieisgrsphed statements that she has
separated from Der husband. Mrs Blaine
authorizes positive aenisl OF the state
msnt tass shs hss beenn suit for seusrs-
lion. o. fhat an7 sucn suit = n con tsn pls-
ton The lsdy expresses hsrssif mortified
hat visit - her mother. Ms. NsvinS
y no resides a. tse Nss York Hotel
should have been construed az t1e begin
ninz of he ailsset separation between her
SCI md husband. Mrs. Blaine isit her
husband in Eo1d health and spirits. and
hss tas same cordial rsistions todsF wita
Jsne~ q Bisine. Sr.. she hes sl-s7s had
Mrs. Bisns feels sggreivsd tost few
trivial Circumstances should have been ex-
sgEersfsd into story tsadinE - saow taat
q separation rss ever cons.n plated
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

EAsr 5Aaisss. Oct. l6.-I. b. Barry. ia
sDe4klnr Of tie charges made oy General
Aastsr workman P0sderiy that he Barry
sas bounced from ths Knights Of Labor ex-
scuIFe board tnreo months ago. says ths
sIsry - only characteristic OF PoUdsrly .
maay otasr faiseaoods concerning brother
mem DeTs Of the order. As evidence that
as N1s nOg cred ouf, Barry says the books
Of lns sxecutlFs board vii shOs he vas
psid for the 30 DAYS ending SsDtsm Der 80.
Ehs san OF S2t5. - for hls salary and eK-
peuses. and nOs he has a bill OF so against
the loard ~ tie TINS ae resigned. October 8.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

YpsgLAsri Oct i6.-At $40 this morning
the boiler Of the Superior mill OF the Ypsi-
lsnti Paper Company exploded with ter
rife fOrcs instantly killing Firsmaa John
Slasson and iniurirg another fireman
named Frank shaker. The latter will
rscover. however.
The boiler room vas wrecked, aud the
total damage % the building vii amount
% about SIS. 90. though the mschinery Is
not damaged. =.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

CAIafs. Oct. l6.-The channel steamer
Vile de Calais. While lying Al her wharf
tojay. exploded her boilers The vessel
was torn in Two sad the forward part sask
immediatsiY. It q feared several lives
we're lost. bat as yet no bodies have been
found
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

JACKSONVILLE Oct. I6 .1Dr. Neal Mitchell
President Of the Board of Health. reports
ffty eight new cases Of yellow fever for
tvsnty-fogr hours. ending st 8 p. m. today.
There were only two deaths. Edward Bell,
(ooloredl and Theresa. daughter Of ". g.
Cooper or the new cases ifteen were
white and fOrty-thrss colorsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
GLOVES

We bsvs or,eoed fbis ds7 ssfur6sv us~
sr1 fT~st iiues IN ks- e f-'r~es eiofb hsnd
knlt I'd Rp-sisn 0sif Dee Ekin C-etoy
sn6 lestoY Bucs. sie-. - prices vey down
in be ssaie
On stock ~ eik fusisreliss fnr renfls-
u5e.'s uss - 80 e1csIiefr sraf@ sud sonss
rsre ssrreirs go ffe-e1 before b1rfue
-our R~fs Fyrni.hirg f.0ods fo- Pal ard
y lrtsr ro1ns sre So us 90 eli -
hersffkef
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

sta fiIts - 80 Atet-At@ est-ea
IosiA. Oct i5--Ssnator t0ekbrldgs and
Con gresham Burrows we're greeted oY
q 90 people this evening The car house
vncrs the meeting vas held. Was crowded.
There sere 500 torches In the procession
one hundred and twenty we're prsssnt from
Lansing. aud there 1srs large delegations
from Portland, Ronald. Orleans and other
parts 0f The state The meeting Was TIE
largest ever held in the county.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
a Hard Sirht.

Monday forenoon when the drunks who
were sentenced to Jail were taken over to
the Island. Rose Ginley was wedged in the
patrol wagon with SIX men and taken
through Csmpau-st to the jail. As this
vss Mss Giuley's frst offense, il looked a
little hsrd to see young girl in with a lot
OF toughs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

JAcxsoS. Oct. l6.-rhs bids for the city
bonds for the purchase o. The smith
Purifier Compsny's old plant were opened
iast night They went for S67 go 5 and
.ers purchased By >. A. keene & Co. Of
Chicago. The Detroit sayin-s Bank and
Pstsr Hsnkei, Of Detroit were among the
b4IdarsH
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
LsG BROKEN.
A Young sss Meets with a Rad sccidsst
Let IsaRlaE

Yong Mar Meets with a Rad Accident
Lest g.spisE
Lest evening Frank DeTisndt, = young
man living near tee Plaster mills. had his
left leg broken sb0ut half vsy belo~ ths
knee. Ds-isRdt bad got OF from Us ~sroa
10 water his horse at the trough on the
corner Of Srsadviile-sve. and G0oorich-st
ard -hile unlocking the cbecklins the
bore becsm. frightened throwing The
T0uag man down sB8 stsppsd on be isr
re ss< tsKe1 into dry goods store Dssr
~ sod DR. BrsdF dressed TIE imb - thsf
be could - taken home wksre The fracture
-ss re1ucsi Dr. Brsiv Ssvs fhst it "a =
vsrF RAJ freak. snd vill - = lo1g tine Be
fore if riI gst welI
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
NEW YORK WON
The First Game of the Worlds Champion.
ship series.

New YORK. Oct. 16.-The first game Of
the worlds championship series between
New York ano the ST. Louis Browns was
played todoy. and resulted in a victory for
the League champions after a close and eI-
citing game. Keefe and King were pitch
ers and both did finely. The fielding was
also good, and the game was only won by
the superior base running of the New
Yorks. Following was the score:
New York .......-.....-o l 1 o.
ST. IouiA .... .............0 o o o D o. 1
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

CoLDwArxR. Oct. is-Ths0dors Storm. a
G-rmsn. was arrested this morning FOR
rsbbink I. ". Wings cigar factory Of
several thousand cigars two weeks ago
Saturday night Joseph HsDning's saloon
rss entered and about siZO worth u goods
a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Last q shs wsiie FrsnE 6 Dibhls vas at
the uion Depot waiting for the train that
would tsxs nm 90 bis Wedding toUr BIS
mother cane 20 sss n and vas r8ds v
assaulted oy her 81. 80 that she picked up
= rock 70 Ssfsud herself
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

LsrsvVrrr Ind. Oct M. R'sirs
uron "a srrfvai hers ttis stsrnoon. vas
sscortsd - reception commits. ~;th q
ssrd q nusc 20 tae residences -f NJ
Prscken hrosEh. H sprszs soucrre~ AZ
tes tro tavs rrs-d rsiv q fhe $50 =
x-ound. was-e p 00o necpls srs exuerfe6
Hs ~ill &C direct rem here - Chac1xa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Ths Rep1slicsn convention - nominsts
can6 "a - for - Les-s.sturs so - I'D
n 70. Circrt Coart r7cm usxt Neu5s-
svsai1x. TIE Esrd esuruses - be Bad
Friday 80 g
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

tsrfsrirz ~ith Some of ths msn - 80 at
Rsrrh csn rs-zde ~ss t-'s5 s@for- Tu.irs
r hles yesterday forsnonn and f7rzd not
xa5itv Hs VS. then dschsrzsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
A Mystery solved

CHxBoveAv. oct. is.-The body Of Charles
Cox. ~no nystsriously disappeared about
t-o weeks ago vas found in the river here
izsr nigaL Il IS supposed as WAS drowned
While trying 70 board the tug MAJOR
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

JAcxsoS. Oct. ts.-As ths Michigan Cen
trs fast train vas coming into the city lsst
night IL sfrack fhsopolis scott mach
mist. crushing bis SKULL he ~ill probAbl =
die
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
n-.sh afr. Il. st.hhtn..

BArTLE CREKk. Oct. 16.-Tbomss r. Steb-
sins. for twenty years leading dry goods
asrchAnt here died this afternoon Of
cancer OF tas stomach Hs vss Il yssrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

CoIrxsrz @. Oct l6-The f0h snnusl
convention of the Brotasrhood - Rsil-sy
BrsF-naen began "a ssssion asrs this even
inz with sighi hundred delegates present
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Tohar wsossr sns Yarns 6,7sv-s-s
tick ont nzee~a ratios rsneTs - ~ Jn.ts5
~ss1ss I'ssrlrs Gear yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

A 80 sns rero-ts1 esyuszts ~ kt67sT a
sn5zses 70 wsar eefors p1ssi1s e H2x
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

F-srsr eerulne kid s7ves sft-d =
K5ders ovs ccanssr rbsss v01 ~sG
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Tsonf thirk vsu - f17 -5sf v-u ~lss
IN sriznlaes Raua Epa sxssias ksoaeTs
xo&x
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

Tue psir0as u Po-srs opsfa -Ho2ss
.a0 are t.kieg rsss lh.s .ssE. -iA sss "a
sxosl s1t sc ssrlsinnlens usxt iassass ano
wsaBssaag evenings ~hea tx hsElons
wiil ts here - thsir famous spsctzcol.E
dana ~Ls Noy.ss sn Saisss-
There ~ss far h0uss 81 ksamond's isst
Dixas 70 soe Far Pay. ana the sudlsncs
w.s de- xhte1 AztineS this afternoon, an1
ssaas performances tnis sveEing.
sam Fletcher agent for the Haal0ns
"Ls Voy1Zs a. su-s combination. al
ussd IN this =its yesterday
Tie entertainment presented e. Smith 4
opsrS House as sFenlDg s4s a. advertised
lac opening mlnstTel scene. arranged and
eesigssd ~ George h. k0binsoa va.
sOue,alBs elsborsls tbe sl&ss SetlDg s2s
superb snd ths costumes elegant AT.
RobiEson deserves much credit for TIE
msnasf IN shich hs displayed his idea OF
beautiful stage decoration. The oiiO q.
brin fuli Of good slnginK aid comedy, and
the sftsFyiecs the comedy eniitled "OaI
Bas.es, 81 Ar. JohnDy Ray. was lsuE h-
abs. as : eli OF Ills productions. NJ.
Moods character Of Sloman. was true "a
nature The DarstOwn ouarlette are frsi
class artists. The same pTcsrsmme tonight
and matinee this sfternooa and Saturday.
Albert. TIE Juggler. Is very 1ns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17
By-the-Bye
Our Mems Silk Hat
Commends the admiration of
all who see it, So.

The Young Mems silk and
the Broadway silk, 81.
Stylish young men don't
buy until they see these hats;
If they do they make a bloom
ing error.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

sam Flsichsr agent for the Hanl0n
"Ls Vos1zs e. "a Sc esmoinaIiou. =
uyed in ina slgy yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-17

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-03-02

Not long ago n men in Columbia,
Pa, gave as wedding present to IA
York couple an eight-dollar clock,
which he had bought OH the INSTALL
ment plan. He paid six dollars, and
was slow about paying the other two
dollars. So the agent, who knew
where the clock was, went to York,
scared the bride into giving it up, and
then disappeared. The groom brought
suit against the agent, but he could not
be found, and the young man had to
pay costs. He says when he marries
his second wife he wants no presents
on the installment plan.