davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
cnuRcn cnleS
Al tss ssties. ws Have tor ksiixt~as
s<rsless ESa.y.

All tks >st1ess Ns Have Tor hsiiktSas
Services To-Day.
Ths ch1reh services foF Today are al IN
tsrsssinz ssd pro6tsele sBd sa0zld os vel
sttsnded cass BAL snd ztssaoosE sxcar-
sions - the contrary notwithstanding.
Fountain street Baptist eh0rch-keF. ".
II. HslliRss y. D. q ALsaakes. vii
pFsaca ulOrsiog and svsnins.
Pialnheid Ayenus u. L eharch-Rev.
W Il Puffer. pastor. Preaching moFBiDg
and sysaing - TIE pastor. saodsy school
Al n0on-
Grace charch-Rsv Dr.. Knapp. Of Grace
chuEch. will preach IA TIE morning Oa
| The ke.sonablsnsss u Christianity" No
seTEscs Al night
(. church services a. Pomery 4 Law
| ton's Hall On West Fult0n-sL-oandsy v
school st 80 ?. Ia snd Gospel service. }.
A. oprazus. pastor.
Public services will bs held at .. ID. by
toe New and Latter House OF Israsl Al i9O
| Cxnal-st rubject. The Messenger Who
| Snail Prepare the Way for the Lord
Westminster Presbyterian chureh.-Rsv.
]. W Balm will preach morning and even
/ ing AZ the usual boar. Sabbath school al
noon. Young Peoples prayer meeting a.
d 50 p. II.
| 81. Psul's church, Turner-st., between
/ Third and FOurth-sts. Morning. prayer
aid sermon Subject The israelites Cross
ing tie Jordan" al 1879 q. Ia. Sunday
school At noon.
Prof ]. w. Kenyon will lecture in the
| Wonderland today al 1850 q. IA. and 7oO
p. m. Subjeets-''fhe Relation of Spiritual
ism TO Reform" and The AATmonisl
Philosophy" Seats free.
| Uniyersalist-Rev Charles Fluhrer. pas
tor. Morning subject. The ONCE of the
| Universallst Pulpit" Sunday school al
| noon. No evening service. This church
will be closed the last Sunday in July and
during August.
Smith Memorial Congregational, corner
OF Wealthy-aye. and Finney -st-kev. ii. A.
| Mcintyre, pastor. Services morning and
| evening as usual conducted by the pastor.
| sunday school at noon. Young People :
meeting al $50.
Second Street NJ. +. cnurch-Preaching
| in tie morning by the pastor, Rev. J. A.
| Spragus; in the evening by Rev. Edward
Aohr. Young mems meeting al 9.3O a. m.
Sunday school at noon; young people !
meeting At $50 p. m.
ST. Marks academy will reopen in st.
| Marks chapel, Division-st., head OF Pearl
ST, on September Ia. The various depart
| ments OF the school Will De under the
charge of competent teachers. For particu
lars OF terms apply TO Mrs. Campbell Fair,
l02 Bostwick-st.
At the Adventists' tent on Mt. Vernon-st
near West Bridge, three services will bs
held today IS follows: At 1880 Elder Starr
will speak. subject, The Prophetic Sym.
bols of the Papacy." At $3.50 p. m. Elder
VanHorn will speak on The Kingdom o
God. Present and Future" In the evening
Elder Wales will speak; subject, THE Clio
rious Coming of Christ"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

N@>rs,Nt - ftt N-st~NAs et>f>s-
srARrA. July 2l.-The Teachers Institute.
which is in session here for q month, has
al attendance OF about eighty and is very
interesting The address last evening by
Prot Estabrook Was an excellent one
About seventy -tve light colored titles" have
been ordered. Quite a large number are
being worn now. Rather encouraging for
Fall work. The L. 5. & n railroad have
arranged for an $50 morning train east aud
o:O9 evening train west, greatly 10 the &C
COMM odation OF parties wishing 10 visit the
city.-Joseph Pearce and Miss Sadie Hall
were married here yesterday. They will
make their home in Grand Rapids, he oeing
an employe of the g. X. & |. car shops
Muskegon Base Ball Club is here today to
play with Sparta Club.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

grand kArIfr Nlrh fu.F IS. ists
Elecior Of the Ciy ~ Grand hapidt Iste
hoffs.
1he I..sFd Of Rre e.sfrsfioa 81 ihr c.fr ~ Dfsu1
Rapids lil meet a. N.f fierIt hcnfinff'' nstIn
nsteo ou saturday gurU-f Sd lr-.. nesf frt cd
iuf ii.e snF afFlsriirr ifsvrrn Iif Euuft ~
. osiccya m arc ? f0'cinf b fH fH fhe r8Fpo-e
of max InR fffrc lisi rf f,tf ff rify 81 ~ 81
g. r-0Is fefiai i 81 rts feferll vafdf ~ fnc fitv
~ lIsnd kHfsi4s be are aHs ifel eecfcfs iinoeT
TO eoustifut9u q fbf riste 81 Hi.iffleu. fao
suJiiec a. toie thef -in.
flfff Msrc trgice hsisc. Ca dfI farf
Feccnf Ntfd -upffui ourf ln fesri -
1hirl Ward. fi7F ife iul- D. lnf heust -
ThHo Ward secono precucs ss' jefferson,
eye
icerh ward, F.ssi Tucnei- Eneiss horse.
ffff 81
Fourh wrra soo0ad Pnaaa-Ess.os house.
Crescent aft.
Tiah W4rs-ffrhe house corner leonese
arc GuaI 80
Sixth Nsfd-Eazias hoass. nsrtt q Leonard
81
venih ward Ene.ne foase corner front
q - ono st
fieht nsfd -Faaiue horse 5snera,f~sve
q i DffsrsGf frff -frrafvf
~ 81 Aien NtrFis srfHanar
Join frtaus 5ftitb fftsalf
70 81 frsau' $50 f gi et
r. f DaTi1a1n 81. Ilf1rarI
= ~ fafein raft ioEe
gsrai' FisnisiIrrdf T. + 8Fnnsesf
Fa ~ ionsf.I tcfte
loera ol Rsa fffafirr ~ tht fff Of .ranf - II
joins EILh SAP. ss tteff
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
A FAMOUS PARTITION SUIT.
The General Porter Estate st Mayors
Fslis To be Divided.

Fsiis tn be Divided.
LOcEFoRT, y. Y, July 2l.-The first hear
ing in the partition suit of Benjamin Flag
Ter, az committee Of Jane A Porter, q
luz zdc, against Sarah A. Fredsrica Porter
Burial. her siste-. 10 have the estate held
in common between them, involving siO0.- =
aS0, was on yesterday before Commissioner
r. Z. Ellsworth, julius Freshee and ID. s.
Brong.
The estate is valued a. s100 600. andshsrs
are between $4,000 and 5000 worth Of
mortgages in Mrs BurrsIrs share. These
are mostly held in New York City. sad
some Of the holdsrs were represented at
this hearing. Emmett b. OcotL Of New
York. represents Mrs. Burial. who op-
poses the partition. A. T. Benedict, Of Srrs-
cuss, and Lawrence o. sexton, Of Buffalo.
some Of The mortgage holders, while the
Hon. John +. Pond. Of this city ssd viii
liam b. Rankin. Of New York. look after
Miss Porter's share. The cog nissionsrs re-
oeived the sroperty, which Is st Niagara
Falls. Il consists of the Old Gsneral Porter
estate on the Niagara Kiver. a 6ne farm Of
t0o acre.. sod q lsrgs number Of village
building 90 az the Falls The litigation
between these 20 sisters. on account Of the
proninence Of the ts>ily. hss become a
sussect Of gossip on two contineas Mrs
Burial - nov At her country house aesr
London. Enzlsnd. The property viil .ither
be divided sv sale or by . division Of toe
isnd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

WArKsLoo. Iowa, Jaly 2l.-Septembsr
2yih lssl Joseph echwss, . railroad nan.
hvi ing ct Manchester. net tar from here.
concluded 70 20 10 his old home in
Altsee. Germany, and departed with
$50 in his pocket. September - the
dek kd body Of man was found
in CsicagO, which Was idengined as
THAT Of Schwsb. IL seems, however, that a
steamship gicket Was purchased here uuder
sch wab's name. and yesterday . csblegrsm
rs received from Paris, France, saying q
IA kn bad been arrested there with Schwsb's
return steamship ticket In his possession. as
we'll as some OF Schwaos iewelry. A
brpther of Schwsb lives in Alsace, and will
do every thing TO bring ms relatives mar
deEer 10 justice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
HONORING BeNlTO JUAREz.
Solemn Ceremonies Celebrated In the CT
of Mexico.

solemn Cerem onies Celebrated In the City
of Mexico.
CRY OF MEXICO, July 21.-The past three
days have been devoted to exercises in the
Mexican capital of "a character calculated to
fill the public mind with memories OF
events of the past. forming a most import
ant chapter In the national history.
Wednesday was the beginning of extra
ordinary ceremonies, that day being the
sixteenth anniversary of the death of Benito
Juarez, and there have been great liberal
demonstrations at his tomb. This day has
been made by Congress one of national
mourning. The solemnity OF the occasion
was more marked than on any previous
year. Along the line of march many
windows and balconies were draped
with the tri-colors. with knots of crepe
hanging from the center. On the
platform on the square were President
Diaz and Cabinet, all the Juarez family.
and members of the liberal press. As soon
as the temporary exercises were over, the
Secretaries, State officials and private indi-
viduals placed their tokens of respect on
tomb of Juarez in the adjoining church
yard. The most elaborate wreath which
was deposited was one sent by Mr.. Condsra.
The wreathes from the different States were
excellent in design. and some were sent
from the United States.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
AT TUE UNION DEPOT.

The Chicago train was quite late last
evening.
The train north last evening was we'll
filed With northern pleasure seekers.
Mrs. l.. q. PnilliDs and little girl will 20
% Mscstsva tomorrow 20 spend the week.
T. r. Fleming has resigned as G.. E. & l..
Yardmsster and w. X. CowleshAw ap-
pointed in bis place.
Ed. Robingon. porter on the day coach on
the Cnicsxo train Is one of the most popular
portsrs that run into the Union Depot
Nearly every psrlor end sleeping car por.
ter that runs into the Union Depo, has bis
best girl. snd IN consequences the colorcd
girls are very Numerous in that locality
every night.
The daughter OF Brakeman Phillips vas
quite badly bitten IN the face with q pet
d0g Friday. a. New Buffalo. The little girl,
with some other children, we're in bathing
and playing with the dog, and the biting
wss purely an accident. While the injury
vas painful. nothing serious will come
from it. aud Miss Phillips came home last
syening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

AsS AKsok. JAY A.-Fhs Rsgsa< hsls
= spscial sess 81 l&sf Blsht Blair. pfsp<s
Fled. ClsEs. WAsst. BaEtsrasld Aaa HsbarS
being Prsssst fhsy ~s1I iato executive
ssssio1 a. Z sclsck s1e eontia osd salii
alter nidnlgsL TIE foiIoxing spposnt-
meats ~ers msss fer oas ss.r. Hsllsf
Muller, sctiEg assistant prsis<sSE Of LAtn IA
place OF Prod Elisha Jones, Who i sick,
ssisry 81 -, J. II. Drake. instracteT Ia
Latin. salary $50. Laeias L. Nan slyke.
lecSurer % gsneEal chemistry in literary
department during sbssaos OF Prof. Lang
lsy4 l. II. kAo@dss. instructor IN GsrEDsn.
sslary $50 \. Cois. PA. b. instructor II
msl slhsmzlles. sals5y $50 Dr. J. ". Mar
ren Bosto1, lecturer or physiology IN
mel licsl department. salary so1o Prot Du.
poqt, raised 70 assistant professor OF Fre0ch
snd registrar Of literary faculty. salary
d. 5O0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
IN ALL THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Business In Two Courts-The
Rest are Taking y Vacation.

feeterday's BUSINESS In Two COurt8-Ihe
Rest are Taking y Vacation.
PoLIcE.-Wm. Brown, drunk; found
guilty; committed IA days. David Conlon.
drunk; adjourned July "a, 10 a. m. John
NJ. Jackman. drunk; found guilty; COM
mitted IA days. Peter Martin, drunk; ad-
journed 10 July "A, 10 a. m. Jennie Craw-
ford, disorderly: sentence suspended and
released. Frank Kelly, larceny of less than
S.; sentenced to reform school until he is
IL years of sge,
PRoBAIE-Estate of r. ]. White, deceased;
bond filed; letters of administration to Eliz-
abeth NJ. White. Estate OF Josephine Rus
sell, alleged mentally incompetent person;
petition on guardianship filed; personal ser
vice directed; hearing August 7. In the
matter of Rahel A. Livingston insane; or
der directing admission 10 asylum at ex-
pense of Kent county. Estate of Roselin
Van Voorthuysen, deceased; creditors al
lowed until January /, 1889. to present
claims. Estate OF Homer z. Wsshfaus,
deceased; order allowing cl aims and closin c
estate against further claims. Estate of Har-
riet ". Bates mentally incompetent; order
discharging w. III. Myers from further re-
sponsibiIity as guardian. Estate Of Winons
b. Washburn and Rose Wsshburn. minors
Ella A. Washburn sppoiRted guardian.
Estate OF Joseph 0. Collins. a minor, bond
fled and letters of guardianship Issued tc
Chss- L, Belknap.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
TOWN. TOPICS.


Today Is shsass dag With the police.
supsrialsadsat Of Police saita . sx-
psclsd ae1ae on Tuesday.
The AFositsr society give = concert a.
taeir zssdsAs th.s sEsaing.
4 plslz foE ne bsys 70 szlhs a one sf ne
Gy a. nes,is If 0r4ad Rapids.
Rossrs Aadrus . prspsriax r build
very t4slF house Ga south Lafzg 9ts-st
Ars. RobiBsoa. Of Bostoa, vii sag a.
Ia Fooalsia street baptlst eharch today.
&. v. AeAFthuf, Of Rockford. vii take
Mira LIslnssI0n % me Insane Asy yl1m 20
n0rf0s.
The rain .Ast evening" did not prevent an
immense crosd OF psopis fFom parading
The streets.
The iunsral Of The lals W d. Canoe sil
bs neid a. his ale residence. A. south
Diysi0n-st. tomorrow aftsrno0n a. 30.
There vii bs sociAl az the residsaee Of
Mrs. Il II Ausan. Of Barclzy-sE, next
Tuesday for ths benefit 0f ne Emerson.
Pete Martin says that hs vas not drunk
Friday night. - hs pleaded not guilty IN
ne Police Court. rriai tOalorrow moraing.
Df. G. o. scott once resident Of thls
city. 6ut nov living az BarFyvllls. Barry
county. . going TO move BACK 20 this city.
Ma NJ. 60ung.. manicure. has accepted
. position a. Pisnks Hotel, Aacxinac
Isl.nd, and vii BE absent about t0s.
weeks.
The question OF work house Is being
zxitaied As slcn place i needed 70 sead
petty offenders. who ought not ~ De sent 10
Ionia.
Jeaals Crawford. ths young woman Who
vas held as = sitnsss against Wm. b.
August vas discharged yesterday oy Judge
Holmes.
Fred Sch0rnfsldt a crazy man sent TO the
poor farm. ~as orOugnt 70 Police Headqgar-
tsrs last night. he had escaped from the
poor farm.
The Supervisors will tackle the Prosscut-
ing Attorney question this week and will
Try not 70 pay rent any longer Tor ,. ID.
Gays Orice.
The rala last night caused a washout at
the corner OF SheldOn-st. and Wealthy ave.
TIE police patrol wagon went 10 the place
a. i.50 20 hang up red lantsrn.
There were four drunks in the Police
Coaft yesterday morning and thew all
pleaded not guilty. Two we're found guilty
and tie oshsr tso viii be tried tomorrow.
Last evening ndsr Sheriff Lemoreaux
LEVIED on two csE-losds or potatoes that
belong 70 Jacob 5clopp q Sons. for +. j.
L4mo. -ho claims that Sclopp Sons owe
him $50.
United States District Attorney Goodwin
went 20 Niles yesterday t0 attszd the fur
ther exsminatiOn Of NJ. j. Miller, who was
arrested = few weeks ago on charge OF
forgings money order.
Lafayette 4. Burch and Mrs Charlotte
enith. both OF Coartlsnd township, were
given a a marriage license Yesterday. Both
have been married before, and there ages
are given at "A aud 80 years.
Pete Martin and Mrs. John Wood were
srresi,d again last night, and occupy pri-
vste ROOMS At Police Headquarters. Pete is
charged with imbibing too freely and Mrs,
Wood with being disorderly.
I'd. Russell and George scsnIan, the two
young men arrested here and taken 10 Big
Rapids for burglary, will be taken 70 Man
istee when thew get through at Big Rapids
Manistss wants them for burglary.
w. RI. West. OF the Thatcher. Primrose
q West ssi1strcls company. lost 500 dia-
mond 10 the lake yesterday while swim
ming With bis wife. He divsd three times
and the third time recovered the gem.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Yesterday afternoon ss Charles r. Glib
ca. Of MuskeSou. vas Standing n front OF
aswsid ssioon. on Monroe st.. reading. .
.iov snsfcae0 the papsr from his hand and
ran scraes he street Gibson started n
pursuit 6ur stunbied st the edg- Of tbs
Sidewalk ant feil heavily % the pavement :
sfrikinx bis nesi win such force a. 20 rem
der bin tneenabse- Hs wss carried INTO
Watson shoe stors snd physician called.
rsfnsininz unconscious for aboos ten min
ufes ~ recovered sufficiently - yak to nj.
-sroln a. TIE Nortou. hls ace ~ss bruised
snd cut in sewers plsces. bit none Of them
a. zer-rffa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
Singular Discovery of Copper.

copper weighing eighty-three pounds was
recently found on the farm of George Barth
near here. Ii is ovol in shape and had
evidently been melted and allowed to run
on the ground. Mr. Bsrth was cultivating
in his field when he found il, and in trying
TO move it out of the way was surprised at
its unusual weight. In scrsping it the
copper showed itself Several years ago a
much larger piece of the same metal was
found near here and ss there is absolutely
no ore-bearing rock of any description in
the Leelansw peninsula there is much
speculation as to how it got there.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

HoPxISsvILLE. Ky, July n.-R n
Johnston. q ~eiLkaovn citizen Of this city,
did suddenly At bis residence on Nain-st
Of hear disease this evening. He vas
united in marriage q Ars. Gee grass
widow. sssut so years OF szs, lsst even
ins. n. bsd lad down 70 rest awhile
about O'Clock this nn0rning- and vksn
several ni8ntes lster sore ore -ent %
him 20 arouse bin be feuns sim desd. he
VS. g rssrs ~ sge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The portiOn of the Lsissit suildlng on
ETls-sl.. nov occupied ey the Fox Machine
Company viii bs vacated Al al cary asts.
The premises are specially sossted toT .
machine business. being on the orsl door oi
the bgilclns. centrally located. aud fur
nished With reliable power sufficient Tor
sny hind Of machine work. No more
desirable location can De found n the eily
for manufacturing OF machine business,
aud we invite anyone desiring such sceomo-
dsIisns 10 view the premises. Inquire u
BIssKIL CAKFEr swEEFEK CoNrANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
Drowned in sight of Thousands

BIRNINGHAM, Ala. July PIE. Z. keene.
prominent young man, aged 81 years
while bathing at East Lake this afternoon
was seized with cramps and drowned.
There was political meeting and barbecue
in progress on the banks of the lake, and
fully a thousand people witnessed the
drowning, but assistance could not reach
him before he sank out of sight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
A New Mineral Well.

New BALTIMORE. Mich, July 2l.-Gilbert
Hathaway has struck what seems to be q
fine grade of mineral water here at depth
of 300 feet. He proposes to push the we'll
down several hundred feet farther in the
hope of securing water of q quality and
quantity that will warrant building q hotel
and sanitarium for Summer resort and
general health purposes. New Baltimore is
thirty miles from Detroit, ten from Mt.
Clemens, and is situated on the shore of
Lake ST. Clair.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
mt Wanfsd.

The superintendents of the Poor sent a
Mrs. TwitcheIl. to her home in Nunica yes
tsrdsy. She is ~ years of age. 10 sn old
timer. aud was in the Women's Home a
short time ago At the expense Of the county.
For a few weeks she has been working at
Reeds Lake but yesterday she went into
Mr.. Goulds house near the toll gate and
announced her intention Of staying forever,
50 ste was sent home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
Drowned while Bathing.

EAST SAGINAW, July 21.-While bathing
in Saginaw River last evening Oscar Jonn.
son, employed at Mitchell & McClurss mill,
was drowned. His friends reside in South
ern Michigan, from which section be came
to this city last week to seek work. The
body was recovered. An inquest was
held. with a verdict in accordance with
the facts
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
TEMPORARILY REMOVED
NsIIie Nots ard Her Lover Sent Up "a
Term Of Years

Term Of Years
CHICAGO. Jaly u.-Dyer Seaman, the
notorious thief and desperate. was given
ten years today. and bis mistress. Mollie
Mott. vas given seven years. The pair
were convicted Of The attempted murder of
Policeman Nolan.
SCsnlsn aud the women vers auarrsling.
Ofiicsr Noisn thinking smurder was immi-
nsnt. burst in the door. The two thieves
dropped their quarrel and turned on the
officer. wounded him frightfully and left
hm ior desd. They we're captured later by
Inspector Bonfsld after q sensational hand
20 hand encounter. prsceded hv vhss was
almost literally a siege and a bombsrdmsnt
OF the thieves hiding plsoe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

There has been for some time sn order in
sxistancs the s. r. in the Detroit Light
Guards. which order vas founded by their
Company. During the week in camp a
branch lodge Of 3. b. was organized in
Company Il" This order will tie still
closer She bonds Of friendship existing be-
tween the LigEt Guards and the Custer
Guards
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

H:w. SoDsF. representing Geo. Aoebs a
Co. Of Detroit. manufacturers of the oele-
brsIsd brands of cigars. Ben HUI" "tlor
de Moecs Record Breakers" and De
troit Siussers. is ia the city supplying tue
market With these popular smokes" No
parer and better cigars ozn be found ia the
market today. and the reputation secured
is we'll deserved sad the MoeDs cigars are
proving as great fsvorites ia Grand Rapids
Is IN all other parts Of the State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

ToscH. Ohio, July Airs P.s'y. sged "A
Tesrs. son Of Lswrsucs Petty. residing in
this village. vas Instantly kIiied by lishs-
ming While Walking On the street a. 5
o'clock yesterday svsninE. A severe rain
and thunder storm bad lust passed His
bat vas torn in two. the hair on cue Sde 81
his hssd burned, and rs neck broken.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Tke msnbers Of o. ssh-ts. Aong trlbe
Ne. "a Ia grosed Order of ksd Aea. ere
hsEses requested - 10 prss~Dt 81 sEsec.sl
couRcl fhs afternoon al 3 IA. st tAslf
wiswsm tor les pnrposs Of making srrsnse-
1sents 10 attend ths faasrsl Of brothex "
IA 6anos. All Red Men are cordially IL
sitsd Il hAxEssoeK. Sschem.
a. A. RUHIkAKN, Chef Of Records.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
An ex-Governor's Son In Trouble.

JACKSON. July 2l.-Two weeks ago L. S.
Cumback, son of Ex-Governor Cumback. OF
Indiana, representing the Washington
Paper Gem pany. of Holyoke, Mass. stopped
at the Hiobard House. and in paying bis
bill gave draft for $25. which it is claimed
was forged. Col. John ID. Clark, proprietor
of the hotel. will endeavor to find Mr.. Cum
back and have him explain matters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

There will be lawn social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. L. II. Austin, corner OF
Crescent-ave. and Barclay-sts., Tuesday
evening, july "a. for the benefit of the
Emerson. A fine musical programme has
been arranged by Madame Hall, will be one
of the attractions of the evening. All we'll
wishers OF this cause are earnestly request
ed to attend and aid in making this q sue
cess.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

NV Tosx. jay H-kr Blame sud
party vii .ii for he United ststss On
August I. and VII reach Nsw York az o.
sevsn ssys later. The reception = Nr.
Biain. prornis>s % - = nsxniscsnt asslr.
Chicseo prom1se> - s~nS q desessftsn 81
sns hundred - tae sEsir.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Frank Esslv. the boy ARRESTED ssw
dsvs sso fer stssling = Bicycle snd Who
wss discharged. wss arrested FrissT for
e. n1 saeln ard Yesterday he ~ss sent
fa rae Eefsru Sehool until be : L.
yeas ed. keliy is snsfursl sora saisf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Mrs.. lisa Wilson Porter. daughter OF T. Y.
Wilson, will hold public meeting kt Han
isch's Hall. Sunday evening July 22. at
which she will give psyeho-metri readings
and her celebrated IRE test Admission 25
eaals
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Articles of association we're E.ed ysstsr-
Say q tie Grand Island Cius. The fzcor.
rorsssrs sre 2. Psssch ard sishsssz others
Tre headquarters 81 TIE clas are in tsis
csfv but e. business of the club vii be
1rar ssrfei - thr isIaaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

KiSesroS Csnsds. Jaiy G.--Chief Hiu6es
cf Trenton. has csptursi c. c. Nelson. the
sesc--s3'nx BANKER af Atiant. g.. at
gsrapaetfcrS small viiisze bscE of
R-iev-i Neiscn gsve himself swsv to
rxcsr,ren. snd theg IA turn toid Chief
Lt-naek.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

MDrEsvrIEE Jaly I.-Iass night bur-
elsrs sztsrss ths genera store 81 p l.
Rsse sr6 secured &eoBt dezer water
surv rsrcaes. Tee N G. dsres ~ss -
broksn inso b1t Rsthias = missed ss yss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

For don't care, dull. tired feeling. inn
poyerished blood. dull pains in tsck and
head, tsntslixing skin erup,ions. KEMP 5
Ssrsspsrilla never fails 10 give relief. We
always guarantee II. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs drug store. l96 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

CkHse-Hood sarsspsFilis. kfsects-
p0Ee blood. a. hunors cured. = s0ce Ape
tie. kezithy eagssllon. NJ dfspepsls. er&lE
rsfssszso, whais systsn bait - Az
stEe he1so. Try II.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Wkaslsszss. Illg z-.-FoE Aichig1n and
" isesasia. rsia sFscsedsd - faiF weather
"a .4llaas snd @01iaars llla0ls-sll Atif
c,olzr F4El4sis = as.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Nothing but praise tor Browns stsn6srd
and Browns Patent Flour, from all who
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Only the choicest selection of wheat is
used in manufacturing Browns Patent
Flour.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for piliousness.
headache, sailow complexion. Price IS
cents. Tibbs' drug store. l-o Monroe-st.