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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
Demoerstae Dslsgstss 10 BAltfnsrss
anoszaf ySf<0ron 70 a< Re0sk1.

Democrstie DsIsgstss % Baltfmofss
Special Tdepom 10 as Regsxo.
PHILLIP, Juns N.-Tbs Phillips CIsvs-
land Club, Numbering over 400. sssds -
dsleestss to tbs Bsltincse Cisb Ceavss-
tion the following dslsssses and altsrssts;
Dslegstss-J. W. Boswostb, Johs B.
Knapp, z. 8. Danhsm, J. ". Peltss.
Colunbus KslIy, D. J. Tsft, J. z HssGh-
ry, John T. Rlgr, ". r. Haidssnss.
Nternstes e. Hall. Rufus Anglin,
A. @, Chrislip, 8. 8. Talbot J. v. Jeha-
con, Colambas Findlsy, Bedford Bsyaa.
The pominattou of Chimes" Ben asd
Coupon" Levi suits ~ Dsnscsats hsse
exactly. We'll lsy 'sm cut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
A young Flood I'm Nsbraska

NELSON, NKB., June 1.-The heaviest
rainfall ever known in this section occur
red yesterday. The county will lose $10,-
900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
aariand rakes a Ksst,

WAsHIseros, june N.-Attorney-
General -N I'd hss gone to quiet resort
Of theAN XN u Bsy for fsw days'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

.v.xnsoxE complexion Is one s....s 9. sn'
A HAhDS . xoman can possess.
EPez~e1i,s Esszs Complexion Powder s''ss ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

WItLlAMu. opnns rrns'iAn Lano'
t'sysasrd..yy' ,wTialsnissd and con-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

BAyE defsulterbKs' .. 7 froSiaeno' W rao
L,"as nabbeda'ntssal with S'OO''
w IN bis clothes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
Incsndiar, Fire Near Clarksburg.

Special TtieUrdm 70 ne Register.
CLARKsBURe, w. VA, June 2O.-Lasi
night the residence of Mrs. Mary Davis,
of SycamordAle, was totally destroyed BY
fire. Loss 81, 600; no insurance. The drs
was ipcendiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

THES,w YOrl Pdtion CosvsnnOn
A.' decided up4 "'szFs''i'' cam
palnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

!, IN Hotasr cold 3 .s 1a19 1%..s aa0,T1 W.
einiaas E
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

sss.. n. .S! GA Ron = !, SssDsnjs@ 5.sss' j..'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

THE warm sly q every Lus =
Aeflean heart g gtn
VI nls sea VOYAGE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

R~s,, is sat. i.ussria Is satisfied,
France j. .a,isfetiDglasd is satisfied
With Iae EnperOen- nas uuAniln
,yog ps,,-ynI mt must be a very
Pala.al thing forurOpean war cor
responder, in irssee'' to handle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
100000 IN HIS CLOTHES.
Defaultsr Pitcher Overhauled In Mon
treal.

MONTREAL, June -. - Defaulter
Pitcher, of the Union Bank of Providence,
r l., arrived here to-day. He was arres-
ted this evening The prisoner had bought
ticket by the Allan line and intended to
leave in the morning for England. He was
taken to his room and resrched. Detec.
tive Kellert states that securities and cash
amounting to 100000 were found on
him. The prisoner took his arrest coolly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

O-E FairmontpOndent is unjust
ID ts charge tteeliDg people are
"a,sys cr,ng Vest Virginia's in
te,s,s Dor lpOrary. the Ohio
r.s llma,et,dsntly clipped the
os.sc.o1aalp ancSOus item, relating
70 hs Ncafsna ID Coke Company,
from tie aa.eruFrgAn Of some rival
oao,u. wbeelkes pride in thu
UOEIag iptsrestTess Virginia, o.
Which tb.,s i noe flOurishing thar
tie goausa Cooke Company
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
AB0MhENT.
THE
'THElG

rs, Nirginl
,vv-iuS TO sit "a frcs1 southerly
n, rains ,warrtA fbllOwSd by
Rg,,yyn P,sysatoef
.y w n1s. slia : LI4k. TO treSh
-n9t rain Che lake, Stationary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

Ns yryEER, llIgent chinamaD
H5sra-ck, Da very happy night
bs9:. .s,. over tiuation Of HARRI-
sSaa3 1-,lIianminAted and dec
oa,1 az raandpnor Of the event
Tasiinot pleaaits labOrsrs of the
0sa wso. in tbs Of the dispatch,
".rry.crye Of athered shout the
pac-. tore dos decorations and
,h,a,sesd to Re baildipg. The
Csi1a1ar, uadi, proclaimed his
Animation for JON, and not until
beEas ,argatene personal violence,
did sei.s.., -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

Tas bodiss Of GOO people have
alrss5v b., from the reeeding
Ea,-r. q, ~ flood in Northern
Ns1ico q, ono lone / 500 persons
were s,,..s5. g are as thick as
tnNsDod in the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

JEFFERSON aLktHD
IAiaea OF the gre -
" past and r
gsther yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

TvzD.m..iOnal csmmittee is
wise in -. : -. = .rioua herO OF many
battles ", 1 I'M, again to assume
tae Feias of Isads
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

TgT F-,;,,o ~ leading organ Of
,he Gs,n., Psnls Of southern In
dian, and ,ba n. .Retin. ne organ Of
TIE R.a,,,;..or. lderbrfgh county,
Ind. DID, tbs,aos soppOrt HAIR
ElsJS, Nex,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

LHEgE il abouief os ''e
-'a'on among IA's
slope over the ZION o' hAAhiSoN
th,nI among RlAns- The OOOlie
hbor question il pns to nOrkiOgmen
On. there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
'IslIIC srIoNhh DEMO
OKM, ssSs.

U8-+.
An esy - enCorce
(a.,,ish expenditures
,,b,tSA. ,ssart t3Nation.
y ,,Dr,.. e.tle Industries
sa,In0 "a nos ond need
. r,,ree,,1 by = reluetion
ion fke Burdens
rlS AND me ISTGT
~ erRTANI 49,
faSINCE FOl"n. -, .E~CE
ssTNEEN JRI 20 - aER,.
- tND FS6'ss. . ~. mTST
tsSaT AM 80 WAY
.s,NH OF - :. .''..ex Avn.
BSTssPRISEs :. S.sss Z !. -, rr a..
IrslNCE OF rr~n<p MAR.
bn .Y AND cen
IlNi T1GN IN
iaE F AHEnICANS,
= rhe rcNist, !. - ,,,r : con-
irnPl'''I % aecrasie party il
. S, che, snse<c or such
l,bor' o' '' the eoss of the
,.,r.,sri"~ of the home oreve-
!, uOrEiHSma - sss .'.e,e lime
,,,urInE 1" ma v and hammer
,i'e r.,r," me- Upon this Gues-
noD ON. every, 50 esess'S con,
me-, and uPoC e.e.t,on an.
,o,cd in me p srgeea govern
nenI, 'nt - c parry submits
u I'm, snso ofessAnes 10 '"e
D..p!,. e
T7s 7ao'eipA ment Of Brooklyn,
Y - TAS' 4" ego, owned, body,
a 'la ''ee'l'the gang" which,
1'a'a' va OWE Boss" McLAUdH'
-.N an eninenSlyn Republican
The e.S2 'Oooneople Of Brooklyn
5g''l-. r''' sd the various city
5.f-ls7's ln'uaries for broken
ioT1 ?'A"cal III the respectable
s.s1'a'', 'ne AN party OF that
o;y ne Up "l'ETH Low an en-
ts;P;sA2' Oii"'d honest young
els1SS u ao' head, and swept
"5oS' A' La and the gang
a0a power. 80 terms SETH
Lo" wAs thOred Republican
's0-n Mayor Brooklyn He
rsCraGli-d the Covernment so that
nh' OeNH' a lat other munici-
Pa.'iis' cave prof. de gained quite
3 saaaoaA Tspotsd Was promlnent-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

TO- . Cooling, : pthing /.
epanhon for facA RI. arms =
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

George Miller. Of Chsrlevoix. s prominent
LAWYER. real estate agent, merchant add
newspaper mau az that pleasant northern
was in the city yesterday. talking 10 our
people about summer resorts.
" - WestiAil was passing out cigars
Yesterday celebrating his 50th birthday. II
roe judge grows As strong the next hall
century - he has the past he vii De able
90 i've a thousand years
Hon. and Mrs. 6sorgs g. Stekstee. Mr.
sad Mrs. Nsnders.uis and Miss Rose Van
dsr-lais wsnf 70 Holland Wednesday 70 at
tend ths ~sdding Of a esughter OF Mr.. An
drew S1sxetee-
M. Frank Naulton. Who has been
spending tie past Winter with her mother
and sister. Ms Mcdonald and Mrs. r J.
Coppeus. returns soon 70 her home in Min
nesp0l.s. Minn.
Kalamazoo Ga-rsx 3. J. Oszood. OF
Grand Rapids vas IN the city yesterday OF
his wsy 10 Albion. wbers he had submitted
plans for new NJ. r. church.
Kalamazoo Gs-ette. Henry Spring. the
Cfant Rapids drg goods merchant vas n
fhs city Yesterday. en- route for Fortress
Monroe for his health
william Counors. the genial clothing
r,errhsnf Of Marshal. vas in the city to-
rsv sizing np' the place and seeing the
sights.
ID. y. H Christopher will continue bis
~rsrtice hers. While Mrs. Christopher gGs-
b Ohio and will not follow Ter - stated.
Ms. 2. n. /. Feirce has returned from
Toresa. Nsusss. where she has been spenf
ing the Winter
O r Vest hss returned from San Diego,
Ca " she wster route. The trip occupied
ere month.
NJ ~ O. Burch sn.srssinsd few
fen8s a. luneh At the Warwick on Tgesdzy
sfisruoon.
Henry Hsukle. prominent Montcsim
county business men. was IN ihs city yes-
terdav
Tae Engagement If Charles Blair and
Niss Erma Covode = forfualiY announced.
TT Ce<x-ovs. 81 Hsstinss. Pr,secuti . 2
ttfofnev 81 Rsrry county. = IN town.
~ B Divine. 81 Beisinz. = prominent
ksuksr sud stockmsn. = a. sweets
N.sers n 8 fawis and foc Pstz have
gore 70 Louisville. NY.
RI n & Van Asuus vas At St Louis
No oa Wednesday.
w. H strscn and wife. Of Musxegon.
- st ERE Morton.
NJ ars Nrs Henry spring have gore to
Washington
r. Bel. Of Chirsso. Is St he Car.
sr-r1.
vs. r Tosisn, cf Ealksszs, : n ne
cilr
Fetsr Hsdv IS "a RsHis Cuek
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

CIRcUT-Amslia Geiger vs.. Robert Grei.
ner. ct. al, chancery; continued without
costs. Erbin Richards VS.. Simeon Richards
OF. el., ejcctment: argued and submitted.
Joseph Halten VS.. Michael Whaler, as
sump.it; argued and submitted.
SUPERIOR-DeIk Van Kulken, Darius
Hoge5oom and Class Hockinson were ad-
mitled to citizenship.
PRoBATE-Estate of Jacob Lininger, de-
ceased; special administrators bond flied
and letters issued to Erastus Spaldlng Es-
tate of Elliot c. Winchester, deceased; ap-
praiser's warrant and inventory filed; hear
ing on claims before court assigned for
October 26. Estate of Luke Barney. de
ceased; administrator final account filed;
hearing May %. Estate of Hiram p. Eli
son, deceased: administrator final account
filed; hearing May %. Estate of Felix
Joseph Woertz, deceased; administrator
final account tiled; hearing May %.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

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d. - .--~.--es1. --> ~s,~s srss~s.''s
-. = - -~,ss's.. - .s~-.<.ss-~~ ....ss..'
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pexa~- - "a = s..-s-
ras 49,, So. - r.,-au....,<.n <.fs.s.f-
~ r-....rs.S 49, - ~ P~~-.-. G,s-s..
E.L,.~ pe~<-r - g. S-an ss,,s,..s = 80
al Orr sSsirsxs.-. sr-x s@r.s - ~ :
R.kiss po-ss- =. ss,a.~'s : ,.~rao~se- ~ -
morSs .es .,'s.s~ns.1lv Ssss'~. .~..<i a.
80 .@s.es@ r.. IA 1870 eySos f.r ~r..sS,
,-,;s-s-.-~--rSss- 80 rn~ss,'ss ~ ss.. -.
-.sss. ..,,s.saa -. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

The Odd Fellows Have . spisadid Time
CsisbrAfing Last Night
When il comes 10 getting up something
fine the /. O. o. y. usually get on the front
end. II there were any Odd Fellows at
home last night they missed . rare and
good entertainment A portion of the pro-
grsmme was unavoidably cut out Rev.
Campbell Fair being sick in bed and unable
to represent. The following Is the pro-
gramme as rendered:
The Grape Vine swing in the Dell, BY
Henry Turner; piano solo BY w. J. 5. Dear,
recitation, The Jiners." by Miss Ethel
Barnard. were exceedingly well rendered.
w. Morrison sapg q couple Of character
songs, and was called back both times.
Every body enjoyed the violin solo by Miss
Kipp. and one by Miss Nellie Udell- The
'One-horse Shay by Mrs. Henry Turner;
banjo and guitar duet, by Harper Bros;
pisno solo, by Miss May Slocum; Auction
Extraordinary" b5 Myrtle Turner. and
I've Somethin' in Ny Pocket" by Lena
Farringer, were nice. The musical exer-
cises closed with a piano duet by Miss
Ethel and Jennie Barnard. ana after the ex-
ercises fine lunch was served.
Taken altogether, il was one of the hap
piest entertainments this season. and was a
very pleasant reminder of the sixty-ninth
anniversary of Odd Fellowship.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
The Manufacture OF Pianos In this City
The FIRST Grand Fiano Ever
Made Here

The Manufacture of Pianos In this City
The First Grand Fisno Ever
Made Here.
In the handsome sslesiooms of the Chase
Brothers Piano Company yesterday after
noon that well known pianist. Prof. X. A.
Wellsnsteia, sat playing splendid parlor
grand piano. The instrument was remark
able for the wonderful singing quality of
Is tones tone of great strength and
power. The pianist played the most trying
selections one after another, and q crowd
was attracted by the far-reachiBg tones The
expressions of approval from the musicians
who stood by we're supplemented by the ad-
mir2tion of all for the elegant simplicity of
The instrument itself
TIE instruments was on exhibition az the
trsy grand piano ever made in this city.
The Chase Brothers Company always had a
splendid reputation for their grand pianos.
but the one now on exhibition in their
Monroe-st. store IS the FIRST ever manufac-
tured iE this city-tde firm since its re-
movaI 20 this city having devoted itself
principally TO the manufacture of the uD-
right grand, which Instrument IS every body
knOvs. has now a wide reputation through
out the Uni.ed States.
The piano industry in this city Is much
larger than most people suppose. Tbs
Chase Brothers Piano Company ship
Instruments 70 Maine, Texas and Calif0r-
MA, and thsy have standing contracts for
isrge shipments both in Dallas, Texas.
aud San Francisco California IL is per-
fectly proper and right that the furniture
manufacturing centre OF the world should
manufacture the best and finest pianos, for
no modern house IS furnished withont
piano.
Any readers OF the TELkGRAs-H ERsLD
Who desire 10 v'sit Chase Brothers factory
on ooath fFoat-.t., are cordially invited TO
do co They oil ind the process OF manu-
iacssrs vsrY Interesting Those who desire
- asas ard see ths new grand can call at
90 s..SsFaaA. No - Monroe st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

re hsvs ef vaudeville artists presented
puonc 'av0r at this popular amusement
resort this week has attracted large audi
ences nightly. the cowboy fddler being the
main attraction. He is q clever artist. EN-
n,erson and Cook in their nc entitled Pun
on The Qgiet7 are the best artists IN their
line fhat have appeared a. this theatre this
season Little Nittie. the smallest song aud
dance artist on she stage, 3 years old and
siaudinx bat p inches high, is q wonder
Joh1nv Rays iucsl songs never fail to
elicit rounds Of applsass. The remainder
Of the artists are eli good IN their different
speciAlTiss The same programme tonixht
and matinee Saturday al 2 o csoek.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
Another Happy wedding.

r. A. Edgerton and Miss Lena Miller
were married at the residence Of the brides
mother. Mrs. Jane Miller, 2l9 Gold-st., last
evening. Rev. VIM. H. Hoffman officiating
The couple leave Tuesday next for Chicago
and other points in Illinois. Ii was a very
pleasant wedding. and although only the
immediate friends and relatives of the fam
lily were present, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerton
have the best wishes of a large circle of ac-
quaintances.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

.t..n
- -. -. l,is1...s,-' -
an.w... =, 49,. - ,.sts.s shs Ell
- = - -. - -. <@...''s
- So. ''+s' 1'.''s. t'''''
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y So. ess@es - ls e...f s'. -. 80
80 -. - - - -. - e,..sI,r-
s,.'. ,.'.- - - -. -
..-.. 49,. -.
tAS -e'1ssa az .r.-s 49, =. 49, -
- - 1920 - &c 20
9aa sitees - - = - - 80 :, -
- eae f'..1 ~@t@s 49, 80 -
f@AASs1r-fS.
ths ksrH Al hs- Aa Ino - =.
,'ft11f 81 ~et Aros go s- P-@
tarf n@il AS sf~n-az-
Leonard ztonsoarnsF, . Vel Enosn
Grand htpias ssiafsetsfs - oe4's 'lA1s "a
Ai<h4ft in1 aftn -r--e
Nanseiona Hrralf Ine tssnfg -foar-pass
trade esiillon fscsnliI seat o'ft - lie tEL<-
a14a- = sAtAD = 1@'sg
shsFld 5ssaop vent . Detroit yesterday
win CaiTn Lynch Who has oecoms
toArder al ne House o. tofrsetion
A nss bfek block with three stores :
one of ths proposed improvements on The
eornsr OF south DiFisl0n-st- and firstase.
E.v Karr r T4oner ~ilf lecture on sHe
Nsn an Nsx Eaaland Hail. Plalnneld-
aga tcnisnt fgr ths bsnens Of ths n ssion
/. haal
-. ..s...,..;.,,o., ~ M. Va. s,r.st
80 -. = - 49, -s,s -. 1870
9lesk ye.serasT- The CLUB i orxanized for
.orssf nurn,o.es
49,. ......,..s =. a.. ,.h
4.st t''-,'s..,.' 80 - 80.
=. - ~.,s-'- Iss,x = -. -
-. -, - -,'..s-..
"---1 On
'A 49, - az -.
- - - -. ,'.Ss.
- ~ 49, - -
- ~ -
Dc warm weather ofou<nt the bees OUT
Yesterday. several ot tns fssfi-s~ ioa4sts
refe "nnx ~ Almost unne sasafJ 70
e~'Asnss 'nV s'''H 80
The Kansas tIiy i'p.es, or feeent eAts
contains Pietefe ot eonst esstnsn roru
aid q column sAetca ot Ms ne anu fecofa
hs a member of ne MOUSE oi hepfsssns-
alEss-
Ismnel Br0sn, TIE eolorsd man who was
hurt = isW days ago, - much worse. and =
quite ioE, although he - not In Danger
Hneu he oscanle soeered up y vas aiseoF-
eftd tnzI De haG si-staihed fracture oi 'ns
1as-
Major Watson. A. v Pantlind and S. 5.
Cobb Yesterday presented Mrs. J. h. Multi
ken With magnificent opal mounted in a
brooch a. q sonvenir Of their mp with Mr..
NnlEksa to Mexico. where they secured
st0ne.
A landscape drawn with q cinder from
tss burat district OF the great IRE Of Nelson.
Matter & Cos factory. on LyOns-st., lasl
November. Is displayed In the window OF
their nsu store on Canai-st., and attracts
much attention ss a souvenir and n work OF
srf.
s..ets,., Eoar,h-zt Fioh-st sirth.
- -.--,h =. .s~;S-,,. - cI.u,o-or,
.,r.t csr .srvrs N h a.sure.
-, =. > - t.-,-l. Ss-.ss Raifw.g Com.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished by w. r. Scribner,
real estate dealer. 56 Pearl-stl

Jno W Brock and wife TO Bathence
Forsyth, lots ~. As and SS. Clements
Boulevard 800
Berend FOrmslna and wife to Cornelis Poi
lot ~. Doibees ada ............. -. 125
Anna Sz0znski 10 kamierZ Buszkiewicz,
lot blk l, Coiton's sdd.................... l005
Jno Mcconnell aud wife to Wm Smith,
e44 it lot Il. blk 10. Grants add........' $50
Nelson ". NoEthrop aud wife TO Len &.
Bailey, e4t Il lot 2, blk 3 Grants adj. LOO
lot y, Tx 3. fishers second sdd'.'r..... 1900
Jas. Dolbee and wife 10 Mc1eoTge Bundy,
lOt iS, jerks. Drew & Nichols add ......... I,i50
Jtephen Davidson TO W. NJ. Bickueli, nwL
neIz. sec ?. lex acres Algoma......... 1870
Edmund J. Martin. ct al, 10 Maurice NJ.
Houscman. part swL OF se1<. sec y.
Naker zVU
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
EYCuNTONS.

Business men and settlsrs looking for
new locations and investments can reach
all principal points in Minnesota and Ds-
kota At q cost Of one fare for the round tnp.
by ayailing themselves of the excursions
announced via the ST. Paul, Minneapolis
* Manitoba Railway from ST. Paul. MINI
Tickets good for so days. Very low excur-
sion rates have been made also via rhis
line TO Helena and Great Falls. Montana,
tickets good for four months. Further
particulars can be obtained by addressing
G. Ii. Warren, General Passenger Agent, st.
Paul. MINI, or ID. w. II. Moreland, l79 JEFF
ferson-ave.. Detroit. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
wrestling With tho Railroads.

William r. Hayden, the well-known
theatrical manager, is in town. He IL here
for the purpose of making some arrange
ments with the railroads by means of which
the great Barnum show can get into kichi-
gan. The Michigan railroads seem deter
mined to keen all large combinations out
of the State. and to that end send the rates
up to the highest notch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

A meeting was heid By the property
owrers On Esst-st and vicinity ate on
Wednesday sveuins. 70 prepare resolutions
protesting sgsisst the building Of the
~81mmv' hns Ia that street. and more
especially 80 provide n1esas for pushing
tbr1rgb the ln5u1ction ssSsd lor A. :.
~ hies and n p ChuFch we're appointed a
csrafaittss % fske ne msttsT io charxe and
sts sfrref rsslrosd ~if 70 30us1 n-d 10
Eftle orpo. -loD - thelT cherished srseus
Of sxfeusic1. however much tie cislssns
zensraliy nay be n scc 81 sith thew
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

The Managers Of 81 MARKS Home and
Hospital thankfully acknowledge the very
generous contributions Of 60sers from Mrs
Peter Kunss. - Terrsce-sve., % TIE Home
such gifts bring solsce 10 many hearts add
inr thst element % 5es1tg and kiadiy re-
membranes for which every heart tnirsts
Mss " T.. GRsa4u.
Cor. Sec -. Msrxs Home snd Hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

d. Z. vo1 D1icke's celebrated Eiectric.
Tvrkish. Rrxsisn s1t Nesicsted Bsthing
Fsriors are aov open daily from 9 =. m. 70
s p n Physieisns ara Invited a2 Crss-
csnf-svs. Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

DOYLE--At tha residence of her daughter Mrs.
Z Norgan, "a Cknsist.. early yesterday morning,
Ms Catherise Doyle. aged 81 years
rneTsi viii Be held tomorrow forenoon at 5
O'Clock A. 81 Andrews church
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

&.exsndsr =. nss0. Eastern Supervisor
dent sf 'hs psci8c Lie Insurarce CsFrpsny
81 laifcrris writirx frm Nliiiamsrcrf,
"a ao q trie1a tAis cifr ssvs
Sres&iag ~ fte enrnrv towns. aarrs1
sar erano hsrfes sod - great @IEnsv
r<tr rs,zAx 4sskLnl have nof usssf 4 "a
srouxh ret s1f shsax yca fsr the kr,s
fccaReo1 rs srs-t papeE ana Gzana
Rsrsis = a sreaf tcTni
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

All supernous hair, moles. warts. wens,
tumors. hem ,rrhoids. cancers, (if not pre-
tio,ssly operated on) and all abnormal
growths permanently and painlessly re-
moved by Esectrofysls al the parlors of l..
van Dolcke. NJ. ID. and leciro-lherapentist,
az Crescspt-ave., Grand Rapids, Mich,
daily from q. m. to p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Do yoH want 10 know The secret Of getting
something for nOthi0g7 save pour empty
Cameo cigarette packages sn5 ger valuable
picture 10 ornament your room.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Sixteen rersors n fhis citT wln sch 80
ceirs vsluaeie pictrrs for empty Csuso
eisarets< rsckaess. ASK roux e<sssr wat
ssls nesns
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Apsn @-wbess-Aboat steady. Casa. si1ze.
Nay. sl5-e Jane. ~ Ice.
corp-Fira- Cash. So .e; Mar. as1scs June.
55<<e
Oass-EAsy. May. - C.
Nhisks-El5
FerK-Isser. Cash and May. usss; June
Lard steady c2sA 3. s71z; May. g.s7,l; June.
G8.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

How vii vcn Sc one Of thos< elegant
r~iss rictures7 Sneke CsrBeo cigarettes
ant save yocE empty Eacksgss. The oess
cixsrefte naos
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

All persons suffering from sick headsche
and debility should use All Nations Rem.
edy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Eshfsst Ftsfog-srbs - 6 pr 3ezsr ~
MsrrfAlk Guna kicck 81 Nszfe@s<
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

A perfect speCifc-Dr. Ssgs's Cstsrrt
Remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

EVERYDAY sars smpfy Cameo cissrsts<
packages aud res an serznt present
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

The following is list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published, with
the names, residence when outside the city,
and ages OF the parties
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Qsetssions 6y Wsre-Ths Grand
Rapids Markets


Apr8 2s-Sse2t- wezk@1ee sarlx za6 seld %
. trt4e. Lx1ez became s<r1azeE 4ad s1fxEce1 = .
- = i hfssk le4di2E " sazcR etlsiBess. Ne Fsa.
Nsy. ~ <8s45@e; Juns. - sssss Jay s@38
cosz-9<ss. higher sad moferazely active.
n xesfH ~ err. s5s54. e>1oc1se. f1lUr1c. o-8oss
esa45a
zn8- Easier steam rendered. - D9e s1
buEteT-F1Fsa ca really r1s gEAo~s. nsstef1.
lfeszse
kxxs-ls9ls5ze
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

% the pael1c ta SaiTsficn oa Wa d.scov-
sres
De SUI fss ssmed violsusst. rsz rot re-
isfsT - Dr. Ruif - Ccaxh svrup ma.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

April Is -whest-S0. white. ss,<e bid: No.
red. each. Sc. MAJ. ss1ze, June, sslses July, soe
bid
C0Fu-5StSe
oass-No. ;. S51.c bid. No. white sse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

AZ Ssssons Rs~ear VII posarsy cure
= ir,sr~w - f-s~ paficn
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Carpets. stoves. Store Furniture, Window
Shades and n complete stock 81 everything
i'm the Furniture line.
f25, f27, f3t south Division-st Cor. Cherry
Telephone No. 5SS-
Store opened Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
A GREAT INDUSTRY.

When they agree to disagree
lets rest awhile and let Is see