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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13

From THIS totm must nc taken Soitn-
SO, the share the street car
companies would be obliged to pay in
case the work is ordered done. The
street car companies would have to pay
these amounts on the work named:
ChAplinC street from Twcnty.sCventh to
Thirty.third street, @ %
Market street from the bridge TO Tenth
street, and on Tenth TO Main...,,.,....,.; 1891 ~
jacob street, ThIrty.nlnth TO FOrty.thIrd
GT'VO w
ig 5ncSG sas 's". .so@ ~p""~ ~ 4es IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13

PARVic Skin and Scalp preserved and beau'i'
DhDl y hed by CUTfCuRi MEDicArED soAF'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13

CINCINNATI, O., March 12-Cotton in moder,
ate lemanl: midling VIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13

Unpopular sheet understanding,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13
-ANpES..

Chas' Nuhleman, Com'r, Mart F. Noll, Clerk,
" leave ios above points on TUESDAY, March
cetpted through to all points West aud south,
TOT TeiSht Or passage apply on board or to
WES FRANK BOOTH. Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13
lLnnK YnuNH

r EG ULAR TUESDAY PACKET
~ for Park0nbuFg, Pomroy, GALL. -,
polls, lFont0n, Huntington, Ports. ollTpthp
LonisviiiO. The elegant passenger steamer
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

JOSEF HOFFMAN, the child pianist and
Blind Tom, the colored blind pianist, recent
" met snd entertained each other with speci-
mans Of their individual ability.
ausE block Of granite, too large - ship
81 rail wss recently sent from Halloweil.
Ne. 10 Chicago 20 be used in the proposed
monument Of Long Johnn Wentworth, who
still lives.
A WV and profitable profession has been
adopted by young lady Of New York. 1t
il the pulling Of gray hairs from the heads
OF fashionaols women who are over sensitive
on the score Of advancing age.
A Bor i've years OF age il astounding the
people OF HsddoEfeld. Pa, and surround
ings with his phenomenal chess playing.
He has defeated thu experts OF his vicinity
snd bslies those Of years and experience
MAI sHsKPLzsS, a nine-yesr-old New
York girl. Is said 20 be this richest child in
America She hss ia her own right fort
une estimated AZ niue million dollars 1t
Is thought that ten years hence she will be
tAs ricaess women on the continent
So~cxA CouSTT, Cal, has a wild woman
who will not eat the food Of human beings
nor dwell with mankind. preferring instead
~ rzn over tbs mountains as the compsn-
Ion CT cattle. Her name - Mary Terry,
sad she Is said to DC the daughter Of a
wealthy ranchrla1-
a srSsrLAR phenomenon occurred the
other day in Coffee County, Tenn A loud
rurnblng sound was heard, which was sc-
compansed by n strange -upheaval Of the
ground Rocks weighing many tons were
riven by some unknown subterranean force
resembling an earthquake
SoMz time since "a Weedsport (S. "
ssorskeoper Witnessed a rare ana interest
my sight A large wagon drawn by horse
and an OK halted az bis door, and about ii
were clustered a father aud mother and
twenty-foar eaiidren, al boys The father
stato1 that the boys were twelve pairs oi
twins and were Al the children he bad ever
had
Ors OF ths beSt-known figures IN Wash
il zton market View York. Is a woman whS
goes ey the name OF Lizzie the Butcher
She deals solely n veal and can cut up a cal
a. quickly and as cleverly as any man Sh'
may be seen any morning separating chop:
with clesver or With long biscs takinG
bones from the leg. She has worked Ia III
same place twenty-five years; there was nS
stalls when she came ~ the market, but a
produce was soij from baskets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
GOODS.

Spring. or rather Simmer has al sst
arrived. and 90 meet the requirements
q the season and The demands ~ our
very large eitv and country trade We
have purchased and placed on sale this
day Unparalleled Attra in our
Dress fioDds Departments, We ef-
pefialls invite the aides 81 f,rand Rap
IDS 20 psv this department visit before
purchasing ward ~ material lor sum
mer wesF snd 20 onr Ouf-0f-fovn n GUS
toners We SIX yoH - write us fof SAM
ples. guaranteeing SUBTRACTION IA every
resn4ci or nonev refunded.
IN DrasS Goods iUsi opened ~~ are
sboving beautiful line ~ ~iik and
Wool Suifings Az The nsw shades and
coiofE represented. = pie,es Crown
DANISH Cloth, . new desicus prices
ranging from l5gfs 30 81 90 per ysfd.
The haDdsomest line ~ the fefs popu-
lar Henfiefiss. ia All wool and silk
warp, ever brought - our eity. BE sure
and suspect thr libe
casss 81 American and Trench
Saeens. plain ard igured. over 100
different STYLES. Prices for the same
qualities below al cDmpctitors.
case French organdies. al the new
STYLE ~ only 49c per yard.
We direct attention 20 sir lines -
double fold Dress Goods. which ws
know sre great bargains. 81 -, - 81,
q. - and 6iicts pfr ierd.
- in. mixed SHitinf st 7Jcfs. worth
easily 500
- IN. mired sultiBgs a. sl0o cheap
- Si.5a
Csmei's Hair eniiings. ali stgdes. a.
70 -. - snd Si-0g pei yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

JAAHs X FoLxs ssaos . 30. <izsty-
sye- sas 4ses s'..e1s a. hex teazssses
haIze.
Aks. CtkFuA<D always eonnnes ksrself
- a p.iil 1aFis water a 1inRer sno wears 40
nast-s when sae sees % eb4Fca.
fsExssAI LKw WALLACE - Seaefimes
sosen1 a. adea. aad h.s been kaow - ssis
Als @fss and sugar. hss egg
"a. Gtspsresa has discarded ne sa2s5y
eid victoria wnha DE ase.f - drive aAd ness
drives spanlfiag tarisat
ffoTxasoR DAsID BIZ. whea a lad.
boa9ht MS s4E0ol 5osks with n0BeF OBJ
tanned ~ ssliaz zPFles Il ths s4-lroaa sis-
t-sH.
3Ergs G5kssk4 GYMS : handsome fara
naszr iasiiso.pulis aai > aeTer ss bapey 4s
whea ne . theFe atlena.ns 70 II aad loekins
a4ter MS Pisss - ~h-ca he is especially
foad
csEpfx1L Eo~4kD. tAs eldest Enrlish-
speakins Card cal aad cousin Of tae Duke
of Norfolk. j. ss n.ad - . March h2re. and
sas Deea taken - private asylum AZ
FassF, pretty suburban village u Paris
GExx2AA BarEA>ssx having hesn turned
ouf 81 ths amy iseatstled 70 peaslon of 10,
0Ol srzncs a year, 4na 19-O fraEes add loral
- a Grsnd Oaaoer Of the Legson C h0aoF.
his parliamentary salary vii De 800
fr4acs. maklng q GO francs IN all
MElssOxKa. TIE famous frenca painter,
- a very snzl naan with = very large aesd,
4Dd lonS y ats beagd th@t sweeps over his
ehesA Hs byes Ia . gorgeous house a
Paris. but he II sad % Dc disc0nteated oo-
cause, wealthy Is he is, he - not We~ltoier
MaE. MrskAcsT h&s been 50 impressed
BY what her husband told her about the
United States that she has determined 20
pay this country &n early visit. Before she
married the Hungarian painter Nine
Ma2kacsy was tho widow OF All Austrian
baron.
81 the death OF Emperor william of Ger
mzsy, W Ill2m III. CT tho Netherlands. has
becof1s the doy-n OF reignlag nonarrhs.
To wzs born February, 1871. Dom Pedro
Of Brazil has bsen the longest on the
throne, having sacceeaea bis father. who
z5dscafed In 1891. Alfonso, King OF Spain,
/ Is ths youngest In the list Of rulers.
OscAn WILDE - described BY y lady who
recen,ly saw the former apostle OF knee
breeches and long tresses IS q br2wny, well
knit giant Of six feet. with a heavy face and
an abundance OF adipose tissue He IS
sleek and siiksn-nannered. but not over
careful of his dress. lie has the habits OF
| = studens and Il ere Greek scholar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.


~ IzTskEsF ID EvzzTsoDE.
We orer xrs.L ineGcsnenss tarinz tns
rext tbixty e4Ts 30 tae es'zsas ef ear ctr
- s1ocx Tier ho1ss 9th bFsn-asw snrni-
tuzs. see pflns asi % eon sinced.
one go9d asltrsss. y.
oae tsi1snx sEFiBz ~
oDs iefxs 5sa, kzrc so0d. q 81 and "
Uae aphols1s<sd rocker. s..
O1s plzlkern spriag rockeE = and -.
Ole siilss Feeksf. large. s.. - aud 30
81 csne eassfs, 81 2le s.
SIX wood chairs. s. 50 and s.
One e-foof extension Essle. IS 90
ozs hsf Fosm suiEe. sl50o
One parl0F suite piush. $500
One o1.sk ease. s3
One hsa tree, -.
kesit<s quits rilioss sideho2Fds hang
iBg l2aIE,s. relrzOFs. pelfs. carpets. FuEs,
drsperlss- retFlzeratoEs, w&rtfrooss. cup
boercx springs aad mattresses of al kinds
ana prices Essidss cne hundred styles ol
loupzes and easy cazlrs. and Ifly different
styles and prices OF children aud single and
fuii- zsa odd Beds.
all sad see as are ratst. ne can. sad Ne
wiil sell yeu fafn.taFe gsespsr than tie
cheapest RsmsG0bxr We bavs moved 70
our isrge nss store. Zl4 and 1oo South
Division street. CosrTos bsoe-.
furnitnre. c2Iyets and Rugs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
NAVIGATION OPENED.


sTxAsxR "CITY oS MILWAUKEE,
The Grand Haven route will be opened
for passenger business commencing Tues
day, May l. ls8s. when that magninoent
iron side heel steamer City of Mliwau-
xee' will commence her daily trips. leaving
Grand Haven midnight daily, connecting
with the D., G. H. 4 N. tain leaving
GTsnd Rapids st l0:45 .. m, arriving IN
Milwaukee the following morning about o
q. M: connecting with all morning trains
for the West
Returning leaves Milwaukee at 1880 a.
M, arriving al Grand Haven a. $50 p. M,
connecting with the D.. q. II. & ~. train
leaving that station Al $50 p. m.
Sleeping bsrths sre free to all west-bound
passengers holding first class tickets. and
the patrons of this popular route will be
served excellent ID sals at the rate OF 90
cents per meal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
BARGAIN COUNTER.

On Monday we al psee on or Ear
gain logHter al genuine rut prices y1d
lengths ~ Erfa, Danr ciaesef and
slyies Il Dfess Goods. Which must a.
once 10 c89se3 yIL.
here are fmreaine II on are IN search
~ them = . ii,i5en. Al facts. D0me
ano see
srGlNe gACEFgs 5 Grand lie-
dUeien Blsck aereeyf mzrked from
2 - - f2<,e. from 5 fe $os3 figus -
~ -. ffsln x1n 50 81 from tl1sy 70
SIC fraf1 SIS ~ ki1.Se
~ rsld these g0ede eisse a. ttie zig
i,sz5 nfscfe A. fhs eIf l.slees t1eT sTe
issfazias ssftei frfk efs fske rotr
shesae rlsias suf leess, 81 Ss-9J. re-
d1rpe frofa - sns
IN aererfain ~ fhs pflres ri or
Crsrrrfi IersHrt rol vo5l0 imagine g
r.srlope f,zd srus fiie defayfrr~pt
The s5-ics-s are vay dprn. reduced for
fhis spetisl sale TIE l.ns con.sius
f9s B.pes NofozanYs. Mo3es Brow F
s~F Tare-s e8rfee cftDfs.
Nivses spring f5srmente - me- 60
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
WHEN MT WAS IN.
rvx kissed her IN sonnet and ballad.
I've woo=e her IN msdrigals terse.
Va - - s,rsa rtaf~s IL fswnrfa

I'VE kissed her In sonnet and ballad
I've w0o=s her In msdrigals terse.
Yet wy fans piedxs is invaiis
Bceause her old fstner's srsrss
Pa0-EssoR-sC Can ron multiply together
concrsts nurnhersf- The class are uncer-
tain Profeszor--~ What VIII Be the pred
uct Of 6vs apples multiplied By ar pota-
nesf' Pupil striumphsntlyl -" Hash"
Jursx TO offc~r--a Csltl--H Are you
sure. s.r. that tae prisoner was drunkff'
osrcsr-" T. u drunk. yef hoaort Shurs
af he a schpoks through The niipaoue ths
birth Nv in % Az na6s the pholes stkss-
ger
Tsz ve-nx msa asxs how esst mar as
F-smote successful habit
wav ~ascb Yeur opportunity.
kas vh-n goa see it-grAs II
Tvs suparintaua.as en-. introfrr1nr q
vovnr szn "a = pew teacher for = cisss,
ss<sd IN pa b<bsif hcr their former teach
er sexau work. A de17rs ass answered /.
The lrss thing she id every Sunday was
- kiss "a az sroandr
WY an nxs ,surrs7 ienEr'
De Nszsf h~r. sissainr rcd.
II - rot kna~. Rress u thzt
Yea make me Ted. sae ssid
vesresS1 slxS< F,1~n<f
=
practice IL Sabscribe - a xocd paper and
r~-f a. Snoscri5ers. whether - riefv.
poEffcs sv psrsr~. who % 70 further thza
snhzeribinx. are Ike untc the hul.der 81 a
house. who goes 10 farther than drawing
TIE p'srs.
P,,ssr -. s~>adir- the sfte~-ceu .. -
aunts. sd tcr serve moments had zen
raxiax eut - n window IN painfully
rlrs,rhffli sart OF war WHAT ua<es
v.,u &C sericas. ecbhvf zsked 81 amt
e VThv. ua taid ne tast nrst rsu1eu Der
,scs .c ssx s,r srv tang Cd sst. and I NJ try
irzt te rsuer1oer tf
rssrr AZ v1rsiaE-rsca ver> sitting a
a xrosp sne wirser eve-inr discussing zee
vsrios< Tarth Poe expecitlsns. ficallr. =
aaies ,ne7ahsr = tas Psrzv VS. srpealed 70
VIA Wsn Via: - vor fhiax ~ =. Pstf'
Rsrnrv az - pfre PAT. Va 3ae aehe-rs-
sf-r. reruzr<ed teiak ne zan that
rut tas pose cat there s,sEnt - - cut ard
eet iS
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

The best on earth can truly be said OF
Griggs Glycerine Sslve, which is a sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises,
.cslds. burns. wounds and all other sores.
VIII positively cure piles, letter and all
skin eTuptlons. Try this wonderful bealer.
satisfaction gusran teed or money refunded.
Only % cents. Sold 4. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
PERsoNAL NOTICE..

pR. v n. Eoss Will BE N cfsCtssArf UsTfL
ABOUT TRE FIssT OF gCsg
The doctors remedies can be had 81 his
office IN the " widjiecmb block. OF Ar.
WAsnburn. or Al DR.. Ross drug store. No.
20 Wes, Fuiton-st. Letters viii reach him
Al 81 Mesl fnllrfh.sf Cincinnati Ono.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

1ne recent statistics of the number OF
deaths show that the large majority die of
Consumption. This disease may commence
with en- apparently harmless cough which
can be cured instantly by Kemp's Balssm
for the Throat and Lungs, which is guar
anteed to cure and relieve all cases. Price
SOC and sl0O. Trial size free. For sale by
vs.. II. TlDbs. Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

A gentleman's exclusive private board
ing stable has been opened. rear of No. 70
Lsgrsve-st., facing on Oskes-st., and will
De ready for business May l. Parties wish
ing something in that line will do we'll by
giving their personal aud prompt attention
20 the above PIERCE & RICHxoED.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

People ask what is good for 9 cough or .
cold. Tie mistake MANY make IL ia letting II
run too long. DIR. Bizelows Cough Cure,
contains the good Qualities Of al The best
OF them A ssfe aad speedy remedy for
coughs. colds and all throat and lung
troubles Sold bv r r Wilson IN so cent
snd 81 bottles. Healing to the lungs. Safe
and pleasant for children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

DR.. Brigham has removed his Office to
the new Kendall Block. i47 Monroe-st.,
where be may be esfoun6 from till 10 a. m.
till 5, ard 6:i5 till 7.30 p. m. DIR. Brigham
and Mrs. Brigham will live at the War wick
until the opening OF the Livingston. Tele-
phoneof Office and Warwick go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Coles Glove Store, formerly on Pearl-st.,
has been removed to No. iSo Monroe-st..
where all the latest novelties in Summer
goods may be had at bottom prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Drs. Patterson and Day will no longer
occupy the same office, DIR. Patterson re-
moving to 100 Aonroe-st., where ne will
make d speciality of diseases Of women and
children. Telephone 935.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Nssr Neeksr desires t1 sc1rsirf - r&ur
Fsrrds tbat - hss onl7 t1ree Uore 1svs -
-e'cnEne thesr e. 1or cyNce, Tsesf11e hs~
1ndh Thsnkine sssm - pest sFors e~
- n - .ssu sll s<iczr - R~A
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

TIE fsrsnd Espnis daz1sl Boiissm -sd
-, Azeocisfian no~ numhe~s us n,ern-
..r< TIE frst sef.es ~ sfcrk - ,ef~r
-ariff~ tskre. The h.sck s A. feck Bra.
,lr.tz sfor. sreairz< sn6 - he of8,e ~ tne
e-~-rssr~. .r waiaicorae Bllilfinz during
- R.~ rsv,nsn1s f5 cents rsr ssars Ger
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

The best Salvs in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Cbspped Hands, Chilblsins
Corns and all Skin Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents Per box.
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Tl-~4afC~-ea1
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
On, Ny PooE FEEr.

Don't suffer any longer. | remove corns.
ounions and in-growing nails for men,
women and children, and treat the feet in
general without pain, at the Turkish Bath
House. corner Monroe and Ionia-sts.
NJ s. LA BoURsLIEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
BENEFIT BALL.

There will be grand benefit ball given
by the Mutual Benefit Association OF the
employes OF the Grand Rapids Chair Com
psny, al the Son. OF Veterans Armory,
PearI-st.. Tuesday evening, May 1. 1855.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

We do not advertise a reduction in prices
of Cabinet Photos, rs We make the finest In
the city al i26 and i2s Car al-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Visit Thoms, i26 and 12S Csnal-st.. where
YOU will get the finest Cabinets in the city
for IS per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted stock OF
Fine Gold Jewelry i'm the
city: Watches. Diamonds.
Silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

We take pleasure ia inform
ing our customers aud the
trade genera ly that after
maay experiments we have at
last secured "a line of BLACK
HOSIERY for ladies, gentle
men and children called
Onyx" Stainless Black, which
will n ot stain the feet or gar
ments, aud withstands the
effects OF presp ration as well
as repeated washings with
soap aud soda. We guarantee
that the dye contains no IN
gredlent, likely 10 lie injuri-
Gus TO the wearer or fabric.
Having thoroughly test d the
goods we confidently recon-
mend them to our Gu toners
DIS an article of great merit,
and one which will prove a
boon 10 those who have long
wanted a Black stocking which
does not stain or lose It's color.
We are sole agents for Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

1Oo1Ao ~
sAsoUT l. 30 soLtsE.l
Ga Nay !. 1855, ws wid open ocr first
annual clearsaoe sz.<. salcn VII ineincs
every book devoted % EsDsrei literature 81
pFessn& IA eur slocE Parties wishing -
bsxin tie formation u library are invited
70 lnsp<eE eaF liEs aud bay any beck With.
oot reserve a. prices rarely beard of u tnis
sec<ioa.
fnis szls viii close. positively, on the lss
dzy of 3aae, anc tho ons who calls early
will secure me beat sSscsiens. Below will
bs foand partial hs1 iof hooks which the
sale includes with tQ1h old ana sxieiing
prices. ~ which ne invite yonr sttsntion.
Poetry.
Byron. Moore.
Burns. Pope,
beauties OF shake Poets Of America.
spesre, Religious Poems.
Campbell. Kossette.
Colsfldge. Shakespeare.
Homer's Had. swinbnrns.
Homsr's Odyssey. Songs OF Devotion.
Hood. Schiller.
Hsmsns. Tupper,
Language Of Flowers. Willis.
Milton. Pilgrims Progress.
Cloth. Red Line EdHion, Price 7oe: re-
ducsd 10 55c.
The above eau be obtained in hslf leather
binding. II desired. st corresponding ~
crease IN pries.
HOUSEHOLD EDITION.
Longfsllow. Whittier,
Hoimss, Emerson,
! Tennysor.
price 50, reduced to sl.4o.)
Illustrated Edition.
Burn. Whittier.
Jean Ingelow. Tennyson.
Holmes, Lucille.
Price. $22S reduced 10 $i.60(
Csrletons Farm Legends.
Price 81 reduced 10 $780,
Carletons Farm Festivals.
Price. s.; reduced TO $780,
To thoes wishing Shakespeare for club
or library We would mention the following
Dyce edition. 7 volumes. half Russia, price
| SIS; reduced to $40.
Handy edition, volumes. Clotn In box,
| s..
valpy edition. 8 volumes. Cloth, IS; re-
| duced to So.
| Handy parchment 10 volumes, full
| Russia. price $3.50; reduced TO $ll.
Roles edition, 40 volumes. Cloth. each
| Soc; reduced to 45c.
Knights edition, volume. Sheep. price
| S225; reduced TO $l75.
| We close our list with q few books N
sets. To anv one wishing Dickens. a
Tbackery. or Geo. Elliot, We especially
urge their attention.
Dickens. half Calf. Is volumes.
| Price So; reduced to Sl4 6o)
| Walter Scott, half calf 10 volumes
| price, Sl5 reduced TO slo)
| Geo. Eliot, half calf, volumes.
| Price. s. 90. reduced TO So
| Dickens. cloth. Is volumes.
(Prce. Sl0 reduced to S6)
Scott, cloth, l2 volumes.
Price. IS so; reduced to So
| Irving. cloth. Q volumes.
price, S. 25; reduced to So
Hawthorne cloth. volumes.
Price, s. %; reduced to So
| Cooper's Leather Stocking 5 volumes.
Price, 5; reduced TO So
| Famous American Indians, D volumes.
price. IS; reduced to 49,
Our entire stock, including the above rep
| resentstive works. will be sold without re-
serve. The time has come 10 buy. and we
trust that this opportunity which we place
before the people will meet with hearty
response. An inspection will cost you
nothing and may result IN mutual adyan-
thge.
Geo. A. Hall & Co.,
SO MONROE ST.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
A Fine Pair of Spectacles in
Case all for ST. 90.
GOLD SPECTACLES.
PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
EYE GLASSES of all kinds.

werefer piih pleasure - fne following names
rho Rare tren heneftted ~ olr glssses
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Our Plated JewelFy Is the
Most Elegant in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Carpets. Stoves. Store Furniture, Window
Shades and complete stock OF everything
i'm the Furniture line.
f25, f21 and f3f south Divisionst. Cor Cherry.
Telephone No. 5SS.
Store opened Wednesday and Saturday Evenings
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
PRICES.

Ladies, 50: per Fsir, Al Sizes
Gentlemen, q, IS and sDris
Children, 35 t 75stS, according 10 Size
Mail orders promptly filed
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-05-12

the matter be brought to the attention
of the school commissioners Lots
are being sold off the white graded
school property for three times as
much per acre as it will cost to buy
for the colored school. Why not
take some of that money and buy
land for the colored school? Some
one should put such things before the
proper persons for action. Our lady
teachers should have better pay for
their services, too. If the principal
or commissioners don't see and act,
let the people act themselves. Let
all move at once, after considering
the proper move to make.
This property adjoining the school
will soon be sold, as it is very cheap,
and action should be taken while it
can be had. At least one square
should be bought, fenced in and d.
vided between the boys and girls.
Let us see if it can't be done before
the beginning of the next session.
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CHARLOTTE MESSENGER.
SATURDAY. MAY 70, 1888.
OUR CHURCHES.


ST. Michaels Up. E) Church, Mint st.
Services at 10a. m. and D. nj. Sunday.
school at pm. Rev. P. P.ALsroN, pastor.
NJ. E. Church, Graham Street. Services at
3p. m. aud Sp. m. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Rev. Z. NJ. Collect, pastor.
First Baptist Church, South Church st.
Services at II a. M, 3p. m. and Sp. m. Sun
day-school at p. m. Rev. A. A. Powell,
pastor.
Ebenezer Baptist Church, East Second St.
Services at II a. M, p. IN aud D. M. Sun
day-school at p. M. Rev. Q. Haughton,
pastor.
Presbyterian Church, corner Seventh and
College SITS. Services at 3p. m. aud D. m.
Sunday-schoolat 10 a. m. Rev. R. P. Wyche,
pastor.
Clinton Chapel, "a. NJ. E.Z) Mint st. Ser
vices at II a. m, 3 p. m. and D. m. Sunday
school at l p. m. Rev NJ. slade, pastor
Little Rock, Ca. NJ. E. q. Est. Services
at II a. M, 8 p. m. and 8 p. m. Rev. ]. w.
Thomas, pastor.
Grace Church, CA. NJ. L. ~ South B, be-
tween Sd and 4th. Services at II A. NJ. and
o'clock P. NJ. Sunday-school at 8 P. M.
Rev. r. H. Stitt, Pastor.
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Our Graded Schools.

The attention of our readers is
called to the Importance of a play
ground for our graded school child
rem. As it now stands we have hard
ly sufficient ground for the children
to stand on outside the house. The
children play on other peoples prop
erty and as soon as this property is
fenced the children will have no
place to play The city should have
bought at least one square for the
school. especially as it is so cheap.
We have spoken Of this matter before
and we earnestly hope all parents and
others interested in the children will
give the matter consideration. Let
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Collections

Mckay were with us. Collections
good.
New Hope circuit, Rev. L. W. Dix
I met him at his post, also Elder D.
A. Mckay was with us we had a
pleasant conference. Elder E. w.
Dix doing well, collections and gen.
eral funds. Yours respectfully.
A. NJ. BARRETT.