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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-03-23
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
Interesting Items Gathered from
Various Localities.
ILLINOIS.

Charles Hermann, proprietor of the
Sherman House, German resort at Spring
field, committed suicide a few days ago.
For some time past he had been drink
ing quite hard
young child of G. E. Shafer, poultry
dealer at Tolono, fell into a vessel filled
with boiling water the other afternoon
and was scalded to death.
Jacob and Henry Jackson. who have
lived in Piatt County some thirty four
years, claim to have discovered gold and
silver in that and Cumberland counties
The Indianapolis, Decatur & Western
Railway Company executed mortgage re-
Gently at Decatur for Sc, 500, 600 on its
property to the Farmers Loan & Trust
Company, of New York
James W. Sykes, the well-known Chicago
warehouseman, was found guilty of issuing
fraudulent receipts recently and given
three years at Joliet
General c. A. Gilchrist is surveying a
route for the proposed canal to be built
along the Illinois shore at Hamilton, for the
purpose of securing water power with
which to operate mills and factories It is
proposed to run the canal from Des Moines
rapids to point below Hamilton.
oOsCAAOA O5iCopy las dppOI1UCu Iscplo-
sentative A. K Lowry. of Mount Sterling,
to be public administrator of Brown
County.
Near Ramsey few days ago the body of
John Tilton, aged thirty-fve years. was
found in the woods near his house. where,
as circumstances seemed to show, he had
shot himself.
The dining-car Oriental, belonging to the
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company, was
burned at Delavan the other evening. Loss,
$4,000.
Governor Oglesby has issued a proclama-
ton designating Friday, April 13, as Arbor
day.
The funeral of Daniel Williams, widely
known as "Faiher Williams" took place a
few days ago at Moline. The deceased was
ninety-nine years old February IA asst. He
had three sons killed in the Union army
during the war. He was walking about the
streets less than week before he died
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs Uriah
Hair was celebrated few days ago in Chi
cago
Miss Clara Barton, of the Red Cross Soci-
ETY., Washington, d. c., called at the may
ors office in Chicago the other day on her
return from Mount Vernon, where she had
been since the disaster. Miss Barton, who
has had National experience in charity
work. pronounced the ruin wrought by the
Mount Vernon cyclone as the most complete
and disastrous she had ever seen.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-03-23

The report that Carnegie's
mills are working on a pc
for a Chicago girl j
PittsturQh Chronicle,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-03-23

FLORIDA expects to ship one million
boxes of oranges this year.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-03-23

Peter Myers, the largest real-estate owner
III GAINESVILLE, and reported to he the wealth.
lest man in Southern Wisconsin, dropped
dead of heart disease few days ago
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-03-23
A Railroad Sold.

= March 19.-United States Mar
= ~al Iowa illinois
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
The Nebular Hypothesfs.

The original conception Of Lapl1cs was
that an atmosphere might have at hrst sur
rounded the sun, extending beyond the linn
Its of the solar system; thai gradual cooling
and condemnation Of this vast rotating nebu-
lous globe caused 1t 70 contract; that in tho
process Of contraction successive rings were
thrown or to form In one case a zone Of
small planets, but III ssneral 10 break up and
form each a single globe; that in the forma-
ton Of snch globes similar process was re-
peated, ending in the formation of satellites,
and. as in one well known case, of ring Of
similar satellites Laplace put forth his con-
ception "a hypothesis, not as q certainty,
but it is also true that he formed a high esti-
mate Of tho probability of its correctness. In
the ring system OF Saturn astronomers seem
10 see the process conceived by Lsplace going
on before their eyes and even think il prob
able that observation and calculation will,
In the course Of time, establish the theory on
. stronger basis Of probability
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

The steamer Central America sailed from
Asplawali for New York, Sept :, 1857, with
4gl passengers and crew Of loL The pas
sengers were mostly miners returning from
California with their fortunes ia gold dust.
rhree days after leaving port she sprung a
leak IN heavy gala. The vessel hned aud
careened over, and then tasre was a curious
spectacle. The miners were collecting their
gold dnst and storing il in belts and hand
kerchiefs 20 bind around their bodies. Thou
sands OF dollars were iung about the cabin,
and hfs preservers were put on. The cour-
age exhibited was marvellous; not even the
women shed tear or raised cry Of agony.
Tho Boston brig Marine hove In sight and
bore down on the sinking steamer, when the
women and children were rescued Then
efforts were made 20 rescue the crew and
male passengers, and when forty had been
taken of the vessel weut down. The sceno
which followed surpassed ali the romance
and horrors OF shipwreck; the water was
Oiled with floating human beings, among
them "Billy" Birch, the renowned minstrel.
Five hundred and twenty-ssven lives were
lozr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Ezsbsr. KreiscA4s- Her KsssGs1ss H~s
Eses D~~sssa-ss- vsseAs@ Fer.
A ~rlssr l. Ths Bozsea Trslz-crzps tsus
spe@ks a s4Ee4ra Frslslkls. Hs e@1 t-<sz
Ehs tTo1els = zszke personal inqslzy.
b&Fos<s ~as ksnn - Lzzac@szef, Pa Hsr
b2sb4lza saS = EtoEs aaA.xsF. A1d Ter eel-ss
prosected gsE<ly 0ssz as crsex vzacA ssg-<-
srns Frsderick t2sa frou EreaEEIck oS42ty-
TEs -zs 1z,as u order thas ebs EsAsxslz<s
q tAe shOP zllg1s be s~spt szto TEE eres<
thFo1sA tf.P - ths EssE- Ia roaa TIA
vassd by TIE army AZ stoss 70 tes erssk,
which - ~ wzs, abozt as wlds - AZ or22@-
sTy strsss ssroaT. frcns esor ops-ss =.
the La4ln stTeeE q r1s tosn. bat tbe sI1s of
Leo hoass r~s sisng rbs ersex, paTsllei VITA
thls Foad OBly ons wiAdSw con- unat~a II.
and ta&I .ss N tss attic. ~ pAstegrspa
s04d N sss so~n always rsEsss00 rAs nAg.
which wa aDoas ss1 tncAss syzAr~ eastsf-
ing fron taas ~iaaow n wAs sd - the
tLsis u tAs denial tAsr b<fbsrss ssss. We
-as 1ytag with Aer 81 shs ssras. ~w scshIsg
Of shs osoarTeeoa fvund, upon inquiry,
ta.s she wss hidden under tAs Ssd. rspssss.g
her Gsrna4a prayssx it -ouad rsqurs .
plan of tie town - show how tngsaSO0siy
Ia fsoss have besn twisted % invxfidHts tn
poem Ths troops did not 80 th<oagh shs
rOwa, but throagh tke county The dividing
hne. however, w4s directly Hndsr B~rbarss e
win<iOE- Jscksoa was aoE at rhs head of hls
coiamn- bnt dropped behind and dashed into
the town 70 lsave note usadsr friends
door with wtorn be Intended 70 pass the fol-
lowing Sunday. He overlook the column
just as the gun was pointed " ? f''---s-'- 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
College commencemen.s..

Commandments are so called because they
are held at the beginning of the academic
year The various classes in the college have
ended their years work. Then commence
ment is held, when old scores are wiped out,
the graduating class sent out, and the exam
nations held for the incoming class. The
new class doesn't como in at the end Of the
year, but at the beginning Of the new year.
Atwr the ceremonies consequent ON getting
thscoliegs into shape as the beginning Of a
new year are ended, vacation is taken.
Our custom in this matter comes from Eng
land. The theory Of the matter, as ex-
planned above, is probably best to be OBJ
served in practice at West Point, where the
board Of visitors make the annual inspection
at the end Of the year, where commencement
is held, the new class examined, and where
no long vacation intervenes 10 make people
think commencement is really ending.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

A rsIriy satisfactory oatiock Reported by
tae Agricultural Dspartn-nr.

A rsIriy Sstisfactory oatiock Reported by
tne Agricultural Departments.
wAsHrSeroN. Anz fI.-The August rs-
port Of ne Department Of Agrcul.urs
shows small reduction in the condition Of
the cotton crsp IN the Csroiinzs. Alabama
anS Louisiana. aud an sdrsnce in Florida
rsxas krssnsas ani renuessee. The sver-
arss 81 Georgia snd 81 ixsissioui are uu-
~hanzed TIE zenersl sverszs is SIS
srsi-sf sf 2 montr AGE aud 3s last Au-
gust rhs 6rurss hv states srs a. .oii8ws:
tirvfr 50 Nerth Garolins - South Caro-
Nisscur u fas.sisna ~ Texas ~. Arkan-
ese nr ard rennassae aA
There tss afau an excess cf rain entil
rscauflr rre1xht Or short alrstton 3
t,rafiv nsics-sd en- tte Atlantic eosst snd
~ fhs 4-.lf roast essf rf tne ~ sslssl ppi.
81 rasf 81 the = ssirni. tn Northern
N g. .r-aui sad ~ estfru fsnnessee rsins
hsvr bs-n fe1aerr End sounsisat. sud The
a~rwrh 81 the nitnt f-arn cedluna 70 iargs.
sst sf fhs Siste 1f Aississtari ne slant Is
cnrausr8tiTe sriail
r., 4esrfs - entirs hrsaith fhe develop
-,snt + ~s-resented ss iafer tnan nsuaI.
tbar.rh cicksrE wss anout 10 co1umencs in
49, f,ers~ t..fusses t'etrnn IS ruosf wfth-
r,,t sx-eorrr racofteyi .r scunc nes snd
~ir~- wItb - tfe stetiairg 81 caves and
rsr--,s ~ 3 mentioned in tle most success
~ saa~nrs There Is 1ftle rlsi. hat net
ss~sa,ls. sxeepf r. tew reunlrs mostly
i1 genfz.s and A'tasrsa. vnere-he oisck
r-.sr e-rrafls IN rprtfIn lecalitrs. The
-s+-rri|i az = cre<ert Verr EeneTaIlr In the
Ss,utse-n nslf 81 - laver Stsees essf s do
inr 7s .u.frr extscf ~ coslufv ~ rvo n
florida n = nat uncn aTesfee. aeinz
s~rf = Inifsf nuueelS ~ poiseains. The
hoi wors e s.nnf IN soae scuntes 10
TeVss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

y. r. Frahliehstsin. Of MOBILE. Ala.
writes, I take great plesSlrs IN recon
mending Dr. Kings View Discovery for
Consun Ptisn. having gsed it for = severe
attack u Rroachits sns Csssrrs. r zsvs
me instant rslief and entirely cured ne. and
I lave rot b~~n siicted ssncs. J also hex
- STATE thar asd trie1 efh-r r-rrarsii - wish
10 zood r>~ulf Hsve slsc used Elertric
Rifters and D. Kings Nev I1fs PiIls both
81 which 7 esn uauaerd.
Dr. kiszs = New Discovery for Corxsr,.,-
tion Coughs and Col&s. = sod On a pori-
r-s zusrSntss- Trisl Dettlss 10 csots pea :
Eruz Stsre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
The DaUn. .

According to Bartlett's "Dictionary {
ArnericanisGpsn and TO Worcester the nam
"Dago" was at first applied only 70 Spaniards
born in Louisiana; IN time the application
was extended to take m practically all per-
cons of the Latin races horn or living In this
country. Neither Of the books mentioned
gives any derivation for tine word Daga 10
haiian for stiletto; this may suggrst deri-
vation; another one may Be TIE 6psaisA
name Diego, James <sk.zsS-x1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

II. ". soper. representing Geo. Moebs &
Co. Of Detroit msDufscturers Of the cele-
orztsd brands Ct cigars. Ben Hur,F Flor
De Aoe0s. Record Breakers and De-
troit cluggers. IS Ia the city supplying the
market With these popular smokes" No
purer and better cigars can be found in the
market today. and the rsputsfion secured
e vel deserved. and the Moebs cigars are
proving as great fsvorites in Grand Rapids
as IN al other parts Of the state.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
ExcrRsrox TO MILWAUKEE.

Saturday. August Is. an excursion will
be given TO Milwaukee by the D., g. II. &
NJ. R'y and the elegant steamer "City oi
Milwaukee" leaving Grand Rapids at 5:1C
and f0.s5 .. M. arriving in Milwaukee al
a m. Sunday. Tickets will be valid to
return up to Monday. August 20. Fare
only $3.50 tor the round trip. Berths so
cents extra
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

sSartor Resartusr means s'The Stitchef
Restitchsd-s The book purp0rts to be ex-
tracts from q work on the philosophy of
clothes, by DiogeDes Teufelstnockh; its scope
Is 70 show that all forms, creeds and fnstitu-
tons are but the garments in which man has
from time TO time clothed himsef, and that
thsse clothes ara for the most part sadly in
,,ee.l If rar,air -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

The best ~Ssizs n tie -orid - csts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcrrs. 5slt Rbe1ra. Fever
Sores. letter. Cbspped Hands. Ckilhlzfr =
Germs snd a. exin Erupticus. ssd posi-
rveT cu-ss Pileit or 10 psg required u
e Eusrsn "a ~ give perfect satisfsctio-. o.
Escnev ~ lnfed. Pro- = cents per bor
For 49, hv PEEK Rros. corner Monroe snd
Iivssior-ers
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

IN England there is a secretary Of state for
India. and secretary q state for the trsst Of
nsea colonies Ncus Of shs colonies IL .
surce II income. and therefore that colony
which requires the most cars Is tbs most in
r>rr%aut
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

All that IS known with any degree of GER
tainty concerning Shakespeare Is that he was
born at Ssrstford-upon-Avon married and
had children there; went to London, vhsrs
he became an scsor, and wrote poems and
plays; returned to Strsttord, znsds his VIII,
dieS a1d was buried -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
THEGas Coursvr

Requests thosp Who contemplate making
connection with its street mains this season
20 make application without delay Ne
charge for making connection or setfi1z
raeserz if The premises are rithis thirty
isef Of she street line
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

The grocery frm Of Patten & Sessions. at
10 Aonroe-st, has dissolved. T. Hale
Sessions will continue the business aud
Will assume the Liabilities Of the firm. Mr.
Sessions cordially invites the patronage of
his former customers. and all others who
desire TO get the worth of their money.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
TsAEKIrNs NEN. ATTENTION.

All Grand Rapids travelling men VINO are
interested in our annual picnic, please
meet st Sweets Hotel reading room at 1890
o'clock sharp today. Aug IL.
Gro. II. SxYNoUR, Sec'y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

For don't care. dull. tired feeling. i'm
p0vsrished blood. dull pains IN eack and
bead, tantslizinz skin eruptions kemps
Ssrsapsrilis never fails 10 give relief We
always guarantees u. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs drug store. l2e Nonroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
TEE poPTLhE PLEASURE fTFAMER
l Tbones lrianL il WetiuT daily frips from
pei0skcy 10 Fssi 3or0et sd return
HENRY +. WAIsCH.
sTENOGRAPHER.
Office Room 90.


New HoustIBaD building.
Opposiie City Hall. Grand Rapids.
Mich. References, Chsnoerv csees De-
positions. .Dictatiob and general lav vork
sccursteiy reported and Transcripts
promptly furnished 81 reasonable ratss
Of5cisi SteBOgfsphef ~ tho 9ircEit
Court for Kent County and Notary
Public.
Agent for Western Michirau FOR The
oelebrsied
Hammond Typewriter.
Persons contemplating the purchase
of typewriter. should eertsfniv cal
and see the fhanm0nd' More Han.-
mona typewriter have heen sold in
Grand Rapids during fhe peei vesf than
snv ofbef Send foF c5fcuiaf. A osrp-
plets stock II typewriter supplies. car
bon pspef. ribbons and Fspef eonstant-
ly on ksn6. Telephone 10. Y. Taks
Elevator On ottava-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Your attention is called to our special sale
Of $500 shsss. This sale includes some of
tue best goods formerly sold at from g.. so
70 $500 pair.
Come ssJly before sizes are broken.
A. HERoLD & Co,
63 MDnrae-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

In the warm weather you may get all
tired out and run down, and affections of
the blood may trouble you. Hoods Sar-
ssparilla is just the medicine to give you
strength and health.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

We have few pairs og mems low shoes,
Hsnan A Sons make, that We viii close out
At Sl.5o pair. A HERoLD & Co..
IS M0nroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

NJ Ncs.s-s Socta.rE syrap shoEif slwav7
= reec ta- ~ e--n reFfalz1 Il sr0fres ~
- - sfne - V11ss s5sars SO psla es->s
Es~r c1i' an Be Rest renesY fsT tlsr~h -
- osz scttrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

The following ars from ths whimsical rsper-
tory Of Dean Swift. weo took pleasure IN
o<dities q this kind
DC, hers szo a.. 81 e 7sar-o fnesie-
Tors unEss are nos. 50 d ssEasSas zsssels J
NoAis aisEtf
Has srruti.
10 iasso f1is,
EoM aivsnis.
omi - srrnis -
Tr-i "a IS tres
Garter 1l@re -r
Ness Ass yer-
A vaS r. AIM s<a~s
HniS tr~z se ~-r - 1rrH
A. r<rf Furfs r><frs
* vrss~rf - p-r AZ res-<&
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
AKE sHokf a MIcHIeAN s0UTrfKk.

train lesvcx Grand kAplos Mr. Allefan a.
1lo =. NJ, arriving there ~
Through lCfets sod O. frlnciPsi E0inls N tko
United Stsies Mexfoo snc lanada g. cniou
Tckei Once
A. fNIgn. q. , A, CleseisEd-
d BOOT Depoi 1tcke 1eeRi
Gro MUksoN Cisy 1lcket Agent
Tslfuc fffsff Nav a fsfA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Nothing but praise tor Browns Standard
and Browns Patent Flour, from ali who
use il
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Cniv the shsscesf s-iectson of uhssf =
ueea n msnafsctsFine Brovas Passrs
Tfa4,r
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Tske Kenp's Liver Fflis sor silionsuess
ses@sche. ssissu eerspiexlan. Pre- =
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

sDsiy. Al otsers dfny exosr; sunday.
Taking ereCt sInday. 3u'y i6
Sleeping Ca. run CA Pacific snd Atia8iic E1-
presses to and from Detroit il--FsfeT ear rue on
Day fy press and Grand RAPIDS Ftpress o. and
from Detroit Direct connections piaof 81 Dfifot
with al through trains Esa- Ttckex on sslf ~
Union Ticket once. g. Monroe ~ and si Union
depot
cHks n NoKRfs 6erl Az a. Nonroest
q. N RroeLSs. q. =. aud r. A. Chlo8s,o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

ekAND kAfsn : lNmANA-1N EFEEcz
u 1ag 1. ls>s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
N ErK0fT GRAND HANfN MIINAUkEK

A'ttroli AfTcss haf peflur Cal "a hetroii mek.
IA direct Stsi ueCiiuns ioI al piiiitk 49, arriving
~ New AurA 81 iHlt a. neal ost i4mlscd
Express easl has through srepef ffoM ufsnd
Rapids a. hleeSf3 faila cliietliflE A. AlIN ak
Junction with thrtuch sceIcus u toTnuto
ihronEh tiCteis EEc kitcjnfE caf taft6s ssssiilea
Al -. x. a. a Al. saiwsy ua4ecs = Ns,An,e e.
and al he deIof
las CAafsFlIs Clfx rsS Agent
Gro. h kEKVE Irafhc AanaecI. Cnioseo
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12


fesTllss a. ~ ask chsif aftGclie1 b. Nsfk
lrkU t1is is 81 4. tlsil has ulasn f&f lor
hscf mas lit s 5 u tgaa Lal kieeQiEf csf tef
fell3kek 4E1 Aaektsee AIS
AolNa StA4k
70 Niaotait4iktt 4 3 q a
pa t0El y syNe AaA ksSi AZ s. - ID a. n
fsI tileinL.s1 ........ tEA = a II
fi0n IlsseIse t'isy and NacA
TIA T. u&i1 has psSios eai hai l1ursaasG.
~ trstn< Asslf sAccs.i eua4as
tsS trslE has sleellIk - ~ (lIleiu4lAll.
oAA a. trstn ctnncfff a. kAlalaa4pt ~ De-
noii aud Canadian Isalnis AffiklIlk ln iietso4 -
lb,s.
m0sksssEs Craze hsptas teoi~sA.
Leave - . "a .-.....-.-., 81 AruKe-lO tf ~
n lea A. ............. ~ D IA
- Eni...............-.... .......-....... J. al
A AlnquIst IlcSsi AseRf a. depnt lsoorfe "
hanssn talen Tlokei AEcai lt kuEFee ~
g L. i.eckwsso tle1 pas ard llckei Agoat
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Brown. s'aad.sd ssar ss.ssas sss'-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

The shortest i,rs 70 Detroit nBd Fsu esff
parles csrs ceiveet brirois aB6 fsfsnd Fsrids
Trains leaving Detrof ] n pm snG fifsns Esp-
tos 70 pm r1n daily. Olbef trr ns dsiy sf-
cFpt sunday.
Gro. " SMITH Gen Set. Grsnc Rapids
va CkfPrN9FE
J. p. MULIIKEK, Tranc Manager.
Genera Manage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-12
You NEED II Now.

This is the best time to purify your blood for at no
other season il the body susceptible beneft from
medicine. The peculiar purifying aud reviving quail
ties of Hoods Sarsapara just what are needed to
expel disease and fortfy the system against the de-
biltating effects Of mild weather. Every year in
creases the popularity Of Hoods Sarssparla for il is
just what people need at this 1t is the ideal
spring medicine. II you have never tried it, do 30,
and you will be convinced of its peculiar merit
"For years was sick every spring, but last year
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and have not seen sick day
since."-G w. SLOAN. Milton. Mass
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggsts 81: six for g. Prepared only
by c. /. HOOD CO., Apothecsries, Lowell, Msss
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-12

SPLENDID INvEsTNEST.-Mr Jas d. MOTE, 0i
WestfieId Mass carried 2O-yeSr endowment pol
icy In the New York Life Ins. Co OF $4,000 for 10
years. Upon its settlement recently ne Ioond maj
he mad paid out exactly sl1,s4l1O, ana that ne
WAS now entitled 10 receive In cash xlo,S3AoO or
a paid-up policy Of st. 400 besides having been
insured 1fteen years or IN neu OF tne ABOVE
settlement he could withdraw In caSn % $3.50
and continue the policy nye years and then receive
$4,000 more, besides annual dividends Sun an
other option was 20 let the pohcy remain as ~
for I'VE years. with dividends annually, ana then
receive kl4 900. This annuity for nve years ex-
ceeced the annual premium during the time by
nearly 81 600 per year. You can get such policy.
II you desire Information as TO such polcy ad-
dress C. y. LyfOrd, assistant superintendent agen-
cies, or I. p. Morgan, manager, 1914 + St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-12
CITY ITEMS


EoreWarmeA n Foroarmedl
SPScM attention Is invited 70 our yellow laDei
which Is amxed TO every cake OF our Yeast and
serves to distinguish our goods from worthless Inn,
itations The fact that q yeast cake bears yel.
desiring our Tieischmann's, Yeast should make Il
point 70 examine the label Of the yeast offered
70 TO-, them a. ours 70 see that y bears our sigma.
purchases Of such we advise you-unless you don'i
MIND assppointment and poor bread a. conse
FLErscHxANN Co.,
Original Manufacturers, lntroducers and Distrib-
utsrs IN the United states and Canada OF Com
Our Hat stock is fun Of novelties In shapes
and a,Ss colora Franc, one-Price Halter and Fur
nisher, cor. 7th and D.
Hats.
45-75S1@s1.50-$2
Best Hat In the city, 500.
straw hats lOc. to 81. AMERICAN HAT Co,
2O9 Penna- ave-, opp. Botanical Gardens
DON'T fail to .'take in" the Plank shad Excur.
sion 70 Marshall Han so-morrow: Steamer ". W
turns to washington about JPN.
Franklin's Insect Fluid
Kills moths, reaches. bedbugs, ants, 1ies. &C NC
grease stain or poison. Sold by druggists m,w,s,s
s3 Per Gallon. use. Quart Bottle, No. I
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGEEs. 9th near d st. wSs
L. II. Hopkins removed s3e st. Wire
Door, and Window Frames for flies. eos
MOre11, 734 9th st. NV, every style showcase eo3C
Ice Chests, e2.7O; Refrigerators, So At J.
w. SCHAEFER Bro, China and Glass, 1920 9TH st.
NV. eO-tO1e1
For strengthening and clearing the voice,
use "Brown's Bronchial Troches." 81 have com.
mended them TO friends who were public speakers.
and they have proved extremely serviceable.n-
ReU. Henry Ward Beecher. eo3&K
Phillips Digcstible Cocoa delicious,
easily digested ana highly .nourishing.
Is Per Cent Discount
on about 60 odds and ends OF Travelling Bags and
Satchels Most or these bags are OF splendid quail
tty, some are slightly ShOp-wOrn. They arc all
bargains. TOPHAMs, 1231 Pa. ave. Atu,th-2w
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists eo1y
"ROyal (lue'' mends China GlassWood, &C,