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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

Mr.. +. +. Southards name should have
been on the list of Committee on Invitation
to organizations in yesterday mornings
Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

The boys Tuesday evening meeting at the
y. NJ. C.. A. rooms will be omitted until Sep
tember, as many are now away on their
summer vacations.
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What the Dealers say of Browns In
slant Relief

NORWAY, Me-, Sept. 4, 1887.
have used Browns Instant Relief and
found it to be the best thing have ever
used for Cramp, Collie and Indigestion. /
can chserfully recommend it to all.
F. W. SANBoRS.
Editor oxford County Advertiser.
julyl0d&wlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

The Governor and Council meet to-day
and will probably confirm the new Commits
sioner of the Treasury
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

Over six thousand square feet in this city
are covered by advertisements of forepaugh's
circus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

A catcher from Portland arrived last
night Hutchins of Gardiner will probably
play short stop next Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

Bullness of spirit COS, China merchant
Ave dollars Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

The fine having weather keeps the farm
ers at home and our marketmen have some
difficulty in procuring butter and eggs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

very narrow passage for teams on Water
street is left by the digging of the new
sewer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19
SPECIAL OFFER.

III. Kennebee journal viii be sent posi paid
70 any address during the campaign, tin septern-
Der %, at the following special rates
Weekly. ....-....---..------...-.s u
DAILY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LIS
ss-The cash must accompany all orders.
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0ocol S0etfers.

Over 900 was taken at the last base bal
game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

There will probably be further hearing
on the Dr. Morrill, case before the meeting
of the Governor and Council today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

Water is being put into Gay and Parson''
new machine shop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

The favorite spring tonic is Ingalls, Man
drake Compound. Try it, it is purely vege-
table. julp17d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

The game with the Skowhegans Friday
afternoon will begin at three instead OF two
O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19
Marrieo.

FoGARTY ,FERGUsoN.-In Wstervie. July 18th
by Rev. A. l.. Lane, Mr.. Timothy Fogarty of Gard
iuer and Miss Nina Ferguson of Watervile.
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Dte0.

In this cty.luly 10th, Mrs.. Addie l.. scudder aged
As years.
Funeral will take place at residence Bangor
street, this Thursday afternoon $50 O'Clock.
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NOTICE.

Nv wife. c. |. Penny, having left my bed and
board without sufficient cause. hereby forbid any
persons trusting her my account, IS shall pay
no bills of her contracting after this date.
FRED T. PENNY.
Augusta, July Is, 1875. julyf&f3s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-19

The following order decides the time and
place of holding the Ltate militia muster;
HEADQUARrERs MAINE MILITIA, !
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
Augusta, July l.. 1883.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
A Corns of yolunseer s.euep.

Last winter one Of our yacht clubs, to all
appearances appreciating tho serious condi-
ton Of trifing TO which ths sport had
fallen, organized q series Of lectures on
marine topics by officers of tho navy, and
formed out Of its own and other yacht clubs
a body Of men who desired to acquire q more
intimate acquaintanceshiP than the clubs
themselves afforded The general idea was
to form corps Of experienced volunteer
seamen, who could, II an emergency demand
ed II, serve the country saoat to a similar
purpose 10 that Of the militia ashore. The
participators ia this movement propose. il
poxfbis, 10 60 OF on cruise In q real shin,
under command Of naval officer, and TO
learn by experience what the life and dutses
Of q real sailor arc, so that they may be
qualified for posts q command should the
necessity srisaL The fdea Is a good one, and
WI, IL ss TO be hoped, be dnigsntiy ssd suo-
cs<<fully carried out-Alfred Trumbls in
New York News
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
IN. chri.,ian Ere.

The Christian Era is the term given 20 tho
fr-at era from which al Christians compute
their time 10 was supposed 10 correspond
with the date OF tho BIRTH of Christ. but, ac-
eordiag 10 some OF the highest authorities,
Gbrist was born four years before the COM
rlencernent OF our era The practice OF reck-
oninx time froan the birth or Christ was in
troduced in the Christian church about the
Sixth CENTURY. The practice became gen.
sral about the middle OF the Fifteenth CEN
tury.
Chronologsrs have divided the time between
creation and ths birth OF Christ into ageA
First age lcreation 70 delugel. 4Oo4-23so Il c. [;
second age, 70 the coming OF Abraham into
Canaan, 23sS-i 1922. third age. 70 the exodus
from Egypt. lS2i-i4el: fourth aga to the
founding Of Solotnon's temple. l4oo-iol4;
fifth age. TO the capture OF Jerusalem, 1914
SIS; sixth aga. 70 the birth Of Christ, 5os-%
B. C. We are now in the seventh age, 40
eordisg 70 this chronology.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Inc bodies Of drowned persons are some
times brought 10 the surface OF the water by
the firing Of ordinances Gear the SPOT This
effect Is produced when the body has been In
the water for some time and has become
through chemical processes nearly equal in
gravity 20 the water itself. 80 that a very
slight disturbances Of the water viii canse the
body To nova When gun Is fred near the
surfaces OF tho water partial vacuum "
created by the explosaon near the mouth OF
ths cannon. the atmospheric pressure on the
surface is decreased and the water tends 70
rise To Gil the vacuum. causing little waves
20 rise. Also. bubbles are liberated This
upward motion being felt from beneath. the
body viii riss with even 50 slight force at
tho top. The percentage OF successful at
tempts 10 raise drowned bodies By this Ds-
thOd - very small
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Some years since, when on duty at TO
eruiting stations IN the north Of England, I
took observations on the great amount Of dis
ease and loss Of the teeth existing among the
class Of men who offered themselves Il be-
came a cause of reflection Of itself In greet
numbers As far as inquiries went was led
to trace 1t to the working classes In tho
manufacturing towns, and this went on nj
through the day, whether with food or not
In fact, instead of 5 O'Clock tea being the In
vention Of the upper ciasses, it was found to
exist to an injurious extent In the WORKING
classes long before thst tima Tea seems to
have peculiar tendency 10 esess hypsro-
mia In the tooth sacs. leading to inflamma-
tiou, and evsnsually, ahsos1 Of the tang,
With, Of csurss, dsntralGia ~ cvay stasa
Whether this special tsadency vas duo 10
thsins OF taunin having On e,estivs affinity
for denf1ns, 4 is not poafAls fr mo to ny.
1t would Be curious to know II medical men,
pradicing In such nAanufa< curing districts,
had Observed the deterioration of teeth 10 be
coincident with tea drinking. British Aedi-
cal Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

The ssveraSe ABglo<asniso nay survey him
self IN the glass With sasSxSBcxian ~ be con-
templates IN Peoss made s.is. his Norfe'k
jacket. kis covert oost. BIZ Esscksrheckers.
his ynra ssocktagz has dog akin g,eves. his
blackthorn Walking STICK. fns r,saiss sye
glsss, his vbt<e ''spes<~ and his gypv 81
rings. ss& nay hssen wf<h dssxhf 30 TIE
sound of hls own vusc> IN ocn-ewssttoa with
q >zsiariy segfscsz~d eounsvyusn s< hs
dr.ws forsh his "l>oeisn acsent7-bofh may
rs~sl n tne fosss psr>dsss Of ss,~sr fznast
nary and sciy scs wiling exysf~s.tsor, TO
thsfr hesr1x coos-et, and feEdSy e>sse~s tz>sv
srs srsczy ''liss Eoriis.rn~a. You know .
Bss never sn Knsls@hzas vsE you find wns
rnisesk-s stsrn fer csAes thss sAev sr..
E.eiish Es<s ctsrh>s. q tf-o-~snd ~ov.r>s
sc~o~ ~ Aslsssse in 80 xv<uai sArrfrs-
tio, vs~<szi aec-ivisr stxo~ps>re ~ faxs-
fonseiy row5e1 Gerard rs>sner. &s~ope-
-ers II Trs.s 80 ssss~-s~s n s-surnz, o.
t. tact dat esc1 e~s h.s - sss>r married
- so korisza ear e.sst sezp> q Tue Anxlo-
usanisrs srsesesona. c>rsos. do~ so3 usAks
ITEM n sny ssnse EngazA. - an E.xlssa-
Dzn.-''cc>sasersr h Tse Arprzzaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

ne best broom n of light Ereea cofor,
which indicssss that ths material r. q TIE
hcss asxibdity and soushnsss The cheap
broo-n corn IL Of . zickly yellow or lemon
cpior.
Old ctina ne~ls ths greatest cars. both IN
vashiax and drying. Tco hos v>t>r nsy
crscki. Lake psTm vster and sesp are ths
b>ss shiaes for china. and Il Should also b
rirs-d IA gn<s~nrm water
India nast.suz y lsrxay us>d IN SKINNER
roorns Ths Ttains, IL any. may rsnove1 By
a lsvpr Il --s faneras esrth. vel rzsH-d IN,
ssS befs fsr few dam. vie. tt e~n -
-nssea oiF. ard shs s1sins VII haze dizp
pe.r-h
Sr0sT tsS1>. 6ess,. etc-. co--r>S vith
Isssher. nay bs resoo-et 20 very n1sch q
thrsr ori<i7as fr>~h1e~s b7 rubbsny . lif1is
vzseifne 0vs- sh.Ea ~-fsh . .o<s rag Rcok-
es~s ~1sh gssss 1oo-v sbouid os oE>u~d occs-
xonsfv. &c - BOOKS srs oza>~-s-> sps %
g-s ds1p
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
"a. 60. pnllttcal pnrt,e.

The two political parties OF the early Gays
Of the republic were Federal and Republican
Tho FEDERAL party believed that the United
States should take place among the nations
Of ths world. not as a coafederacy without .
head. but a. a strong nation The RepuSli-
can party looked on the Union as an sggre-
catioa Ok Individual states The central
figure Of the F-cseralists. though not their
leader. vas Washington. the leaders wers
Alexander Hamilton and John Adams Tss
leaders * the Republican party were JeTer-
500, Msdisou, Calhoun. Grundy and cthsrA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

al Ds Net Lave Thee. Or. reli"
Tle Ines qa0ted below we're ~rftt~n BY
Teen BFoWn. VITO sas born n l6,--ss al et>t
~ IIc4 They ara:
do aot hove thee. Dr. Feiis
fhs resssa shy c4naot ts,s
But Iats I Euow fali wsfl
% nos Ioss thee. Dr.. Fen
TAonnAs Brown. described by Addison ss
"of f.estioas GsFn0ry, vas the author Of
nulneroas diaIogues. letters. poems and other
rralscellanies, a-st collected IA l7oI. DE-.
johnson refers % hin Ia nis Life Of Dry
dsn" a. man of sonss ability, bus who aid
out al hts powers upe,a small lests and grezs
busfo0neFy, 80 that hs performances n We lit
tls lnsrinsse value" SotwitAsEaadtng adj
xsrse spinioa relative 20 Brown. the tinglinS
eoaesis about DR.. Fclg. owing 20 its quotaois-
ness, secured hin a niche In all quotation
books, and it has been used by many u writer
and many public speaker, and viii eontinas
TO BE-. There are great many people who
are familiar with Longfell0~'s poems who
bslieVe he was the authorsof these lines
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
Stuffed Egrn

For picnics aud other outings eggs with
sardine filing will be found a popular re-
freshmeut Boil four or five eggs TIL quite
hard, lay them 10 cold water, shell and cut
them in halves crosswise, carefully remove
the yelks and cut the tips of the whites, so
that they will stand IN dish Put the yelks
in q bosin and rub up with them a small
piece OF stale bread cr,ainb slightly soaked in
milk, and two washed, boneA and finely
minced sardinex Add very little oil, vim
egar, pepper and salt Nix all web Together,
fli the whites with the mixture, and keep In
q cool place til wanted
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
The Hofv Number.

Seven is holy or fortunate. rather than
lucky. number. There are seven days In
creation. seven spirits before the Lord sven
heavens. seven Christian Srsees. seven ages
Of man. seven eandlestickx, ssven starr. seven
hours in Revelations Ths alchsnists reco4-
nizsd the rspesitiou Of seven In nature. and
made It = magic number, with their seven
rnetais-gold, silver, iron, quicksilver. lead,
ttn. copper. There were seven champions OF
ChriStendon. according 70 the legend. seven
sieepers. seven wonders OF the world The
consideration Of seven as being number OK
wonderful import Is thus as old as the time
OF ths writers OF the Old Testament
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

k.zly Lses~.sslss ssflai~s I. <hs U~sssa
s<>sss-~e><avts,s ks<>a k-sss>
Tss 1ss lss1nnsnxs zzaxs - n ~ s&5d-
~sa ~.s = m6n1as1ss snx,ns snscs a>vs e.ss
vita zzxhs panng@x u hnD shsvs n psos
he fp< - arss u~s - hsaiSo ons~A
PhlA2tzlta4s. 81 April - - b - -
rsezfysa .4 ss1sr n>D - rAzlnArxph1a a.a
Gsrnaass~n HxxirsaA ss@pA.y fS 1000
netiss. &ecsr1nng - . ptna - o. h
Loag. Q . A. ~siae - 5000 Z. ~ rod
49, . Il ~ s~s ys>G nmUn n eva
srfzhs 80 azzzs1s1 - 1vs -. b 49, ssls
- psnli EAlzsy soas a Fsss ~ tfts~a nliss
"a a0ar. Aeosrszax - ths sdssrti.sussrs
fa Ghs ns-zp4esrs sk thaE t<y II rss daily
wbsa rks sesfhsr wss fair. sss r.ias Gay
hoFses ~sfs 2t1Aeeei b ths cara ~ ".
B@las ~ss act an Engl1snzAn. bot .
nAEiss u Eilz4b<rAto~n. y J.. ~hsrs %
sns bern Dse 10. i1so His fasa-r. ear
risxs Enaksr, dlsd wheB AAtEhias sss 4
ysars q sss, and hls asothsr. nasiag hosE al
proFsrtF left - - father tar0ngn tns Mls-
slasAxsnsns u tke szecutsF<. ~as oehEed %
support h=r fzInliy q ass ehAdFsR ey nsr
owa sxsEtions As ths age Of 10 Matthias
began - isaFn ths lswessrs trade IA FhsLs-
dslphia. and SOFA oscaIas al sxpert sork-
AAA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
salmon and Pot.s. sa,.d.

A refreshing but substantial dish for lunch
at this season is the follovingt Take one can
OF salmon from which skin and bones bAye
been removed, chop, when cold, three large
boiled potatoes and mix them with the fish-
Rub smooth the yolks Of three hard boiled
eggs, season TO taste with mustard, pepper
and salt. add two tablespoonfuls Of cream
and one gill Of vinegar. Pour this dressing
over the fish sad potatoes. This may either
DO served BY itseif or lsetucs leaves can b
placed around tbs edxe Of the dish eontsAn-
ing the salad and served with each portion
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Ths big guns made abroad sr- noe tested
Tor sbesr sh~ssus. earring po~rrs bot for
shesr peneer-sivs powers Tins sse szrzpss
a. *Aich rhsv srs aizued sre acs PLACED .,
Iesrs ~ rsuch how Par th~y VIII c.rry - how
ds-piy ths shot VII penesrsse sruncr - .
riv~n shirsnsxs. Two thr~e ard fv> ~il~s
s7s the ssza. distances ar waich he targets
ar~ placed r has been ezfinstsd th.r t-s
biggest runr. thsss on the Ia.Iian troncisds
ard snsss of ths largrzs Engtssh gun. can
thro~ shos = distance of slsvsn nils With
ecasdsrabis sccuracv
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

TIE efTectivs force Of the French army
when preparing for the bstsls Of Gravelotte.
the frss decisive battle of the Franco Prus-
sian var. rss $4,000. although the army vas
r.nnfaaiiy rne~d IS sl0,0oo The German
army ~ss Loco nen. n thr-s divisions
cor mzndei rsspectfv=iy BY Gen. Won Stem
metz. Prince Frederick Charles and the
crown rrirc4. MacMshc bad about i5o0o
naen az ees.su ard the Germans 2tc.0oa
Bar,ine surrendered f7S. 600 men and of3cers
e. Meta
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

NJ wife wss = uscsteEt eeHntry dsisT
~nc1 { Der~.ei her and her iCncrance q
tks Institutions = eitT iifs vas 50 eerse
tast nsrznsrnes her Hiaiaees. said cre
ei 0srtv - Fenfierasa Vie wsre At
ciseEtztg zsarrisnsniai rerainssrences. - ~ =
beg7sa 3egeeze~T 80 ~ snrp Ard ore dsv
I Heos san1s a sisteeesrt ~s,h = sswe3ef
DkrroF - s,1Tfr,se 50 ~ better aaif
So .st - n - 8err thaf e~.ninw wfsA
ths customary ktes Ard the exeisrsat IN.
t'~~rve. tsst brre@a is irls> sco is~-lv ser
arv>ting had = ta<en straixAx n
sssir> inte <ke seare chsnesr R-1 se1
me-. 3e~r, hz~~ vrn bcnxA< sedstead -
p.ssA - --sazais kxpr>~~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

WfzA Ff~ws<s s~a hesh B>>kss~-gssfsi
bisss As~~s n>@xs.s rspsr.
Wal t1ser& ln>s~ ~ prsznro~a. tn1o-
1ls vsox vsu1sss aas vfld hys<sssns "
hlln Il - v~nsg srs - hvssss~ Ter
&~so.g r>a~ns II hlxs~z nn~Asss sAv~aA
Essn shs szarzs n>rAxo&as are s>.sxsfsi n
esunr xA~ ss~is sad gionss un.d - asvsr
hslasrx r. vssd eow~u ars ksVs n rus-
rs rsosvHG.~. hskss sd sA.p~s a a.
pesisd vxBsw or rs pA<Essc rsh AoAasS
lrsn - Nsstsik ssosak h E.sans~lng
sAs ch~ruzisg fusAs0a AnwssHs G~rd~a At
nrzas - . sAzslar facs Ehsx WA An ssstr
dsxtsrity, Aasrs~sn wsuare Esvw s<ss -
m&asfzseur<nx s<uzEasssAi vsrs ~ s2ad
They e@H p2zns every tArsg fr~<a tas te~n
pump 70 tss stove s1spper garnszAesi WIN q
knot u ''hand painted d>lssss % the black
lea..ed syufaes, but they VA h0< weave rt-sh
baskse.. sfsAsagh he wo<A = a. s@zy -
lxzldl1s LaAz
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

A-corvihnx - German snd Enziish sot,-
ticn. bsIlon = niIiian riilions Lso.oe
80 90. ~ shs Frs-ch 80 An,~~-c<r pc<sr
ties Is = thoueand n.sliiors l-0oneslooo.
T,a srzrizrercs - esse IN TrfriaS sad ressi-
inx srs al ~ favor of tes Fr~ncr syreua.
a.d ss nsv - thst thsT nars ~cu - ~
ssiors n. 4 shsv as~sr't. if s ssr.ags sn-s
~ sten.8 prefer ghs srench sra ie.lh&a ~
sae 9>rnzn ard EAglizh sTsteuA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Banana tefy reprcscntss delicious and
very pretty use OF this fruit fer = dessert
Soak two ounces Of gelatine In half pant Of
water for twenty minutes: add two cups Of
white sugar, the juios Of four lemons and one
orange, taking care 10 remove seeds, pour ON
three pints OF boiling water and strain
through a cloth Peel six bananas and cut
into thin shoes Pour a little Jelly into the
mold and when II has SCI hard enough to
hold them, cover with slices Of banana; when
cold add another layer Of Jelly and banana,
and so on till ths mold is full Put on ice
70 harden
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
Good Things fer BreskfAst.
A housewife gives the folloWing culinary

A housewife gives the following culinary
hints;
Frirzled ham n quite as palatabls a. fris-
Eled beef, Is prepared in the same way and Is
an economical use OF the hock-
Delicious breakfast fritters are made OF l
heaping cup Of cold rice. ~ cups OF raw
cerealine, 4 cup Of prepared -four, tea
spoonful OF salt. 4 cup Of milk or water with
a teaspoonful Of condensed milk, eggs;
beat the eggs, add salt and rice. Beat until
smooth, add milk, -four, etc. and fry on Q
hot griddle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Nr Msnhsrsxn-Thst haby Il making
. dr~edfsl noi.e. nurs.
Nzrs---Tls. sors the Pnor Etfis thszrs
tss<hln9 and rs v~seEf w-d ery, ssr. II
Tex hn1 80 s.z1> rszn
NJ N--cans Mrs. Ns~h&<txn-->xztft fts
lncth<r 7-<e< -
N-Perhsp< shs erd- sn~. n rh~ ~ss
e>r.. eas shs has Eosa ct. s0r-
Nr N--6-one arff Whersf
N-<<es zee - fk< e>st&sf'a -. -
- Uks's ssr<A e4s~A --6aunnD e0u1w
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Eot fr~ ho1sskrepers vso occasionally
try thzLr kznds ~ papsr banging. VII lie
glad 20 know how % make me snneo<f paste
for thas purpose F0or pcusds of noar viii
make eaeaSh for room reaa1ring saght oF
nins rsls of p~p<r Beat the no0r % a stiff
batter with clear coid water. Then pour
boihns water upsa the bsfs>r wharf sAesald
% ia vessel large enough % cenzszn two
paiifaks, stirring oriskiy. The batter viii
swell aad change from white 10 yeiiswish
tiaee, whsn no naose boiling water should b
poared Ia and ths paste is uaadA
Ii sixzag b necessary % u@ks she paper
stick 10 walks, add eight ounces a dissolved
gIas 70 painful sf hot wster. Put the sizing
on with a whitewaxA brush, taxing caro- that
IL goes ever avery part of the wall and that
top and bottom are especially we'll si1ed-
When this preparation has partly dried hang
the paper with paste in the usual way.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

This graceful stand is in mahogany COW
ered with circular mat, which is secured %
the top and finished OF all round with a
dropping vaadyked valance. each vandyks
bainz edged with ball fringe and decorated
IN the center With scrcIs or flowers In sp-
piiqus vork. m keeping With ths wreath
adorninE ths top Puffed bows and Irregular
fssooons are srrang~d 70 fsu bef-een the
sits Of the vandyks<. and are made In plain
Roman shessinx
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

train lea~ff Crsnd Rapids ior tfexsr ~
! 10 , ni. arriving faffe ~
ThFoagk tickels so io piafips po'rt, ia ne
Tnred - e. Ae1ilo eld lhBsan e. tnau
Tckei ore
a. sFTH n 4 a. r9tsciaod.
bopfI Depot iifset Acesl
Gro W NrFfot. Cifg lleksi Agent
1skirf snsri kny l3 80.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
Monday, June 4.

Black Jerseys, in plain,
fancy and braided fronts.
Our Regular Price $l.50 cut
to 81.
Our Regular Price $500, cut
to $1.35.
Our Regular Price $3.50, cut
to 1881.
Our Regular Price So and
$3.50, choice for 1926.
Our Regular Price 81, re-
duced to So 75.
A line of fine Cashmere
Jerseys, worth $3.50, we sell
for $3.50.
Our complete line of Col
ored Jerseys, in tans, mahog-
any, gobelin blues, navy and
dark green. in plain and braid
ed-S2 line for $l.50; So line
for S2.l5; 81 line, beautifully
trimmed, for S2.95.
Our elegant $3.50 Colored
Jersey reduced to $3.50.
Plaid street Jackets, our
regular prices So, Sc aud 81
take your choice for $3.50.
The balance of our Cloth
Jackets in modes and blues,
satin lined, our regular prices
$40 and $3.50 make your
selection for an even So.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
OUR MARKET REPORTS.


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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

sugars-Cut loaf Sc; granulsted. 79Iisc;
"a, t6Stc: Extra &C." oes1@c; Yellow
&c" 51s@S4c-
Conee-Grecn Rio. l70lsc: Rio roasted, zoe:
Java, green. 23(915c: Java, roasted. soc;
MaricaibO, roasted. 221se24c; Mexican. roasted.
25G2sc.
Teas-Jspan. fine, s5@ssc; Japan. medium, 25
@30c: ordinary, le929c: Hyson, 30a4tc; gun-
powder 253b4c; 0olong, 3Ss70c: Congo 25e
&c.
Flour-s2i IS per cwt; 400 per bbl. patent pro-
cess, $1s56S.0o per cwt., 4s0 per bol.; ali wheat
-four s2.1O per cwL, 8.25 per bbL; buckwheat.
y2.75 Per cwt
Mill Feed-Screenings, SIS per ton, bran. SIS;
ships, $3.50: middlings. $1,000.
feed-Corn and oats, y2Se24 per ton.
Salt-Michigan, soc; Eastern, &1.l5.
Fisn-No. l whltehsh, $40 per half bsl.:
trout, S5.5c6S.OU cod. salt. 6e7c per H., clans
soc per hundred oysters, bulk. 81 oe9Sl. Is gallon
Standards zoe can; selects, sc can; smoked hall
but lie.
Pork in barrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed,
$3.50; extra short CUT $5.Ooal6.0; standard cieai
back. $3.50.
Lard-Tierces, s1<asc; 80 and so lb. tubs SC: 50
Ii. round TINS, 100 csses &c; in tin pals, &C.
Reef in barrcls-Extra mess, warranted noibss
$500; extra, boneless. 3s-N. tls