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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Fresh or Salt Goldfish, Fresh or Smoked
Haiibut, New Yarmouth Bloaters. Cali
foInia Salmon. Bloater Aackerel Smoked
Haddies at TuR BALTiNOsE,
20 Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Muskegon

CG.es. = 0ss.<Fs Ave. NAasf E-s~1 f1e
9 s<.1c4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
a NoyrL wAr ro rrvlsn nEIHKR.

a NOVEL Way TO FUSIsu BRIBERY.
EDwARD i. HAarSR. President Of q
Ns~ York Insursncs Association, sux-
gssts q way OF dealing with bribsrs aud
bribs-ssksrs which 10 novel, TO say the
last. Thsy should. be declares. be re-
zsrdsd a. outlaws and plsosd u2oa pss
With pirates of the ssa. aud On coavictou
hs would not only dspuvs thsm OF cti-
zsuship brt ot the rightso hold propsgiy
To informsrs a frss pardon should De
giysa and = rsEETd o. $4,000. aud a.
nuifY, payable throughout hfs, aud after
death 70 shsir zidoss. should % paid TO
the persons securing ths conviction Of tbe
briOe-zivsr. a. Wsl a. 'hst Of the brits-
receiver. any corporations employing or
making doBsfions. dirsclly or indirectly
70 public oliioisi while 10 ofics should
% dsolsrsd za.lsy oi HAVING Attempted a
srios and punished accordingly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

eianes xir6-fsd gr1wn
-ent wirh q f-3wn-

rors 'rsn.s ansuo~a
Srriies Nat suvsrssle msng frr~iss snd
usanr sc1n arts Etl ~ a. snosH. g len
r. Piercrs Fiessszt Fargafivs fsiiets ~
r-efs snesrzefe - thev FL tsir 90 -. -
isrxe sns ssss - isst pi'l cf orr ei-sfsta-
ers Everv 3sv tsev sai1 rew lsHr@is Aost
nncefar xhen nasI ns a. rn2
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

ttzsscsrt oickel - 3 russsnce. A
se absta f. = hsfars Congress ssd
sa rsss Tne Ell zsr as.f dime
raessl fs,sw the thrse-eeat aieksl no
iansczoas zesuetu6s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

A sarsl s-ssxkf lseres HrsHf Eeskss
n es~rrtr tra rsest4EeTt - - 4, Esisnsz0c
4 t~s - - .g erespr sersds7
-F~ret -srkeFF 81 a. 7<foV sTf teysns - sfeeps
~ ersrtsez go - .eea-e6 - Jz5ar Isek=t 1sles
y HcEx~srr Agk
srn =. NUEsaE Cts Tieks Agsst
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Business Personals.

EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w we will furnish chsirs and tables on short
notice for parties Of any kind. walkers Fur
niture store. South Divisioost, opposite Living
stons blosk IGtf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

fhsre IS 70 probability thst rss ar
lars ei.l .asisf ao0a working onl7
n.as fn0rs rer fav--st isssf not - TIE
a1.s ~ STRIKING it soafrscto-z % sot
sreir Demands
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Fshsref rheteg~s=hs a. = nsr 53zsn IS
N%rri.ls Grnn sieck sI Nsaro~m-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Furniture stored.

RNITURE sToRED, PACKED AND
II moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
by Radcliffe q Holt, III routh Division 81, tele-
phone No se1 Jan'y .. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

NOTICE WE HAvh JUST EMPLOYED A
Y competent man % attend to oar "fOr Rent
business. aud ee intend 10 look sfter ihls part Of
our ousiaess thoroughly IN tbs iature. should
you have house % relt or want 70 rent one,
dfop us a line Luton a Durten. Real Estate
brokers frat floor eiddloomb building. Tel "a.
ttTAHTED-lfD00 CAKRIA6Es, BN00iEs.
W tiittsfs, Carts, Buck boards. aud every thing
IN this line. TO paint Aso artistic sgn work oi
innumerable designs yeas OF experience sud
al work guaranteed. by Holt Turner. ~ and IA
South Ionia 81 Dswson's od place. ~
i colOrs and crayon. elegantly framed In bronze
gilt france tor $40, si2 and SIS former price,
a.. $50 and SIS HAmiitons All Gallery, ~
Cauai-st Ssa@u
CALESMAE--cAN ADD 1 LINE SMALL
= samples Ore agent earned $500, Others up
TO g. 90 ia ISs6. y. O. Box 1871. New York 2istf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

T7sF11Vs -r rSTRAszE rEks3Ts fkN
n 1r-a -4~seeaf kruc in r~svs1e fs-sar -
a x5~@ssFnr r. q csre rsrrer s.. eeee
at frsrt ssou. - - oest x-sse go sae ess-
= 49, esx ~ eHter - rc~ezce ~ E-e-
xsa e@wf~z,<. Erefsraec 1r
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
CFr4 eEws cO~DENsED

MUsKEGoN. THCksDAY. FEB- ,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Health is Wealth

pF p &. Wefs News enc Brain Treatment q
guaranteed rI,eeidc iof E sstcTs nisaoe~ Cor
suisLons liia Nervous AeaFsisls hes1ashe.
Nervous fruelfaign caliseo ~ iiss flrf uf .hel
o. tobacco Nekeil ucas keltal IrIs ioa.
soneHing of ihs hrsin rorlitius ~ ins.kny Aad
tes5iug 10 misery decay and deat1, fi~u.sfure
Old zee keffelfese Lee ~ fosH a. either
sex, Involuntary i.osiss AND ff.eims t.ariioes
caused - DtcI-sscrtioB ~ the tfsi1. seif abu-e
az otcf-iaGL.renrt. kact boa eslltz4Ds cDe
m0nth q ifeaisacnt q box- az a1 boxes for
q, seni ~ ilfil prepaid 90 reecllS - I'rirs
W. oUARANTTE sIN noXEs
To cure any csse. Win esch ofdrf receife< ~
us Tor sik boHes Eccsin sutsd N4th g u1D
send the purchaser ouf ~ . ~ FnHreufcr O. 10
suBd ibe money. ~ iAe treatment a5es 40. cfscf
q care. Guarantees issDad only -
w. II. TIBBS. DRUGGIST,
Sols Agent
I26 menree-ss.. Crsaa Espies, Mica
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

4 ,eI'sr io tina tsIEasAN- zssi.o
rae5shsd s.se.hsrs - th's ispr-=sicu.
,T-rls an INDIGESTION a. enc vsg IN ~hich
tss ve.srars ot Mjchigsn regard gsr
Erssz1r 2 A. Arsxa Hsw ths 'c~,sfs
M-ck.ean vi rasnuui wh
sr Arex8's aaus SRA. asve oe
a etI nraa 80 tczet q 1883
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

fassense-. fssiar IL l,etreil EkTres4 8 90 q
r. roake firrr r1luertieas fof heu fcrk Pos
80. sp5 . b pslrts Eass
Nishf ErVfess fas a Dsr sieeEang car iFoln
Grsr6 IS 81 s- ~ Detroit
Tfrrrf t3ckett - 81 f15Efs e~Ff ard = 9.
49, reeIne ca eerIfs een - eacure6 s4 p. q
HAN Rsrfesd q oEee Sweets Hosel. sal
- depoa
Is CkNFEFGE. CITY Fsx AEL
GFo p rEvvz TrsTc Mensxs- CniDszs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Water Color Decorating.

Designs ard esafmstes vii ~ flrBished "a sp-
plicsfl0D. by Tie undcfSe eDed fof Af,isiiC nsenOr
decorating. CON petiue IL prize sDo beauty -
finish With wal-f'sT.eI oecufai.ons bg a e. usf ~
TIE peTalanent wsier ooiur AM kals0L.laf
We guarantee % do fhis artistic Hiia 1uIaDe
decorating 80 te psuduoa 5clef ei.say g. he
fAt1c amount ei mohey that a would oesi a. CO
ue same roors with eaii .pspef eihcf 81 chosR
or ab0rste NoTs AID lss worf is fiis5antces -
be permanent and that Il VII nrFef fr4uiw tae-
ing % - re-inish ne walls with ths tams ~ nsy
other fni>n
The ceiling of the new eu-rsnce % Powers
opers House Is q sample ~ one grade ~ tsis
Work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Fifteen hundred aud City con7icts IN
two of Toe Nsw York State pris ma b.
ZANE iie yesterday under the operation
q the lav sboiishing eouvics labor and
vii hereafter &c coahned IN cells twsaiy-
t=o hours every DAY, Eatil The Lsgisis-
tuse ahall pass some bin providing '1r
their employment. THIS " 0us % ths
hsaatfu. rsEults e Gss;ructivs legiss
ton vhsu rotbing corstructive is adopted
e. a suhstisnts. ContrsOs prison labor s.
object. nabI~. but ldlsEsss aud the de-
siruction q AL rsvsnuss ison priso1
labor - more okiactionsbis. The rsvs-
nuss taus destroyed IN New York have
amounted. since July I. to sf.0Co,a00.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Daily AL Others daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars run GA Pacific and Atlantic HI
yTesses 10 and from DetToiL-Psrl0r cars run on
bay Express and Grand Rapids Exprese - sDd
nom Detl0lt-Dfrec< connections made "a Detroit
with al through trains east-Ticksts on sae AZ
Union Ticket once. 81 Monroe &. and 81 Jnioa
depot
cHas r. NORRIS, cen'i Art IS Nonroes.
O. W RUGeKIS. &. p. aud 7 A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

The liiisburx Dispofck thiaks that .
rsasoo Wy the yoaDg women have been
sxr'ut al ron Adsibert Ccllsrs. il Clsvs-
lsof may be explained from ,he fact iaa
iss. gssr tbs female stlssisnts carried of
both tba ss.uts,orY .ynd valedirtart
hcuors This zsvs lhs' young msa -
sac~ sxc~pt a. isos bsn. and n y
proved sheir suprsuscy 10 tass field by
beginning to kiek.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Aleats--Wdytted.
Guitar aud B0njO.

0ANyAssERs CAN CLEAR FROM SO TO g.
u per week selling novelty, manufactured by
Colesiock & Seymour 81 Pear a. 5iiu
Guitar and Banjo.
MRS " L. LovEJoY WILL GIVE LESSONS
III in Guitar and Banjo playing. Privately or
in Classes Carcsssis method foT guitar and
Dobson's for banjo. Letters or applications re-
oeived at Nm Loyejoy's apartments. l02 Monroe
st., Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

TwAET II sFr.x NJ F0asE FssFToE AsD
hs-ns4s ~e-r chesr Hta<sa zsoa lsha Z.
zeEsn. a. Eena M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08
RALPu'S COUSIN.
Hor Scheme That Won for ESQ
Coqrettieh Village EoHo.

81 have d great deal Of confidence in
your ability, but ] fear this viii be u
hopeless case.
"Oh dear" She cried, laughing and
leaning back into her chair, "if you are
not more persevering after you get your
diploma and begin flourishiug a scalpel
and pill-box you viii not have much
success as an NJ. D.
"Love-sickness, he said, smiling,
81 am afraid can be reached by neither
scalpel nor pill-box. but now what is
your plan to snare the fair but unap-
proachable."
"Simply this" leaning forward and
looking earnestly in his face, you
must play the ardent lover to me while
l am here and, unless my woman's
intuition be entirely astray, before | go
home your proud beauty will be entire
~ subdued."
Ralph got up and paced the veranda
restlessly for a few moments; then
pausing before her he exclaimed: ut is
a wager; and if you succeed / will give
you wedding present next winter Of
which you will have no reason to be
ashamed. (Kate was to be married
in the winter to young city lawyer.)
''And promise you ! will succeed, :"
she said, rising aud giving him her
hand, and for a full minute they stood
in the bright moonlight, looking into
each others eyes and feeling the full
strength Of deep and loyal fellowship.
| Belle Forrest was certainly a pretty
girl. A little above the average height,
she had large expressive eyes, a clear
complexion and wavy chestnut hair that
would escape its fastenings and fall in
ringlets around her we'll rounded should
ers. Her every movement was grace
itself, and being the only child Of rich
and indulgent parents, she soon came
to believe the world and all it contained
was made for her especial benefit.
When Belle first became acquainted
with Ralph Thornton, she felt a sincere
admiration for the handsome face and
manly form Of the young medical stu
dent, and when she saw that he contin-
ually sought her company. her admira-
ton gradually grew into liking for tic
young man, bat she would not admit
even to her own heart that she felt any
thing more than a common regard for
him. In a spirit Of coquetry she got
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

resting his right foot upon the platform.
''You are looking rather used up"
Phoebe sat back in her char. She had
never before noticed how personally un.
pleasant Milton McArdle could be. She did
not like his understanding kindness, and
objected to his long neck and exaggerated
lower lip. And it amused her that she in
Ler position could afford to be so fastidious.
II apprehend Miss Phoebe" said Me
Ardle, chat Gurley has been saying some
thing to you about me-"
Phmbe's smile became positive, and he
fastened to confess with vilTuous precision
Il do not deny that may have remarked
something Of the sort"
s'You have been remarlsing, too, have
youln said Phoebe, her face settling back
into quiet pallor
''But il was because, - explained McArdlc,
intent on his own object, Il apprehended it
would be better for the present for US to
to conceal
What have we to concealp said Phoebe.
"Under the circumstances, = he continued,
growing red as if just grated eve are
both alone in the world as 1t were. And
there are people who would say il is I'M
suitable, but / can not agree with them.
Therefore" said McArdle, with flourish
of his hand, II unprecedented had better as
sumo that our friendship was but a slight
one"
II don't know what you are talking
about, said Phoebe. ''If you have heard
things against me, it would be kinder TO
stay aTayN
l hare heard things, Miss Phoebe" ac-
l1nowledged McArdle, magnanimously. He
placed his hat on the desk and steadied him
self in his position. "From what this-this
brother Thorncy Of yours has let drop, and
various circumstances, itappears there are
matters which will need explanation betwixt
you and me. But before those matters are
explained" he FASTENED, silsncing her, II
want to express my views and plans. In
spite Of the fact that the church will require
me to make very circumspect selection,
1T 4 also in spite OF the fact that know my
termined. I apprehend that you under
standl"
aNo," said Phoebe, hitting her eyes from q
carved slit in her desk, which some unruly
boy, while sitting there In durance, had
turned into an ink canal 81 don't know
what you mean"
The muscles Of McArdle's face expressed
vexation.
'Then win explain. Ihoped to be more
cordially met by you, Miss Phoebe. You
surely eelunhappy and unprotected"
II can't remember ever feeling other
wise.n
''But more so now than at some previous
date. offer you my protection. We can
be Of mutual assistance. You could still
teach or find some other congenial occupa-
ton, and l could assist: ah-in cultivat-
ing your mind. 1t would be best for you 70
go away from here, no doubt. should be
at theological school, and for the present We
would keep the matter quiet.n -.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08
% home b;cssIne onr entertainer.r


The company was accordingly soon divided
in twain, one section chatting expectantly
on rows of chairs, the other wrangling and
eager ia a green room to which the house
wardrobes were made tributary. Psyche
aunt, quiet lady who scarcely impressed
ones memory, was made manager of stage
properties.
Miss Fawcett and Phoebe, who were 10
appear as the captive Queen Of Scots and
one Of her Marys, remained together, while
the rest of their company went forth TO
open the act
When they had completed their own fan
tastie adornment they set down to wait, and
Psyche smiled at Phoebe.
"Tnese pies Of old clothes look like the
wreck Of generations. And that's what
they arc. There's oven my uncle's dress
ing-gown the one told you about, who ran
away See, slid Psyche, spreading out the
palm pattern, .'ha burnt these holes with
some chemical stuff; they tell that he was
wonderful at chemistry. OF course it was
all before my time, and it doesn't seem as if
/ ever had such an uncle. But there's his
picture hanging over your head
Phoebe stood up to look at it. 1t was in
oils aud showed the profile Of young man
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into the habit Of going out with other
young men and occasionally refusing
his invitations for the purpose of enjoy
ing the pain her manner caused him.
She seemed TO consider that he had
no alternative but to take with thank
fulness the smiles she wished to bestow
on him and be content Herewith.
When, therefore, she saw him riding
out with his handsome cousin, one
evening, pang of jealousy shot through
her heart; then drawing herself up
proudly she walked up the wide walk
to the door without deigning another
glance. Ralph felt his face pale alittle
as he saw her action, but Kate with her
quicker perception observed the hidden
look behind her studied pose and felt
assured Of success.
After this Ralph and Kate took long
rides to visit scenic or historic places,
and pleasant strolls in the moonlight,
always taking the route unintentionally
Of course, that would bring them be-
fore the jealous eyes of Belle Forrest.
Despite her attempts to the contrary,
Bellies face grew shade paler and her
eyes took a lingering, wistful look as
she saw the evident affection between
the two cousins.
She now saw the shabby way she had
treated Ralph and would gladly have
apologized had her pride not held her
back.
At last the visit of Kate Elverson
came to an end. As the train rolled
out of the depot her parting injunction
TO Ralph was: Don't give in, and mark
my word you will conquer"
The train rounded a curve and was
lost to sight.
.'Ralph"
The tone was very low, and as Ralph
Thornton halted in his hurried walk
past the Forrest residence, the cheeks
Of the village belle were. very red and
one tiny foot was stirring the gravel on
the walk in IN irresolute manner
.'Ralph. have you forgotten all your
old friends9"
Zone seldom forgets a friend" he
answered, coming back to where she
stood
do you suppose you will forget
your new friend as easily as you did
me2" Her cheeks were getting redder
ali the time II am sorry / used you
SO mean. she continued, then said,
spitefully: but you had better go on.
Tor if your new acquaintance should
bear Of your stopping to chat with me
she might call you 70 account
II don't think she would have any
particular objections" he answered,
smiling. '.for she is my cousin and is
10 marry q young lawyer from the city
next winter
"Oh, I'm so glad" she exclaimed,
ioyfuliy.
We will pass over the remainder OF
the evening. but the next letter from
Ralph 0 Kate had the following post
script:
Il had almost forgotten to tell you,
bat there is to be quite brilliant we'd
ding in our little village soon. The
bride is Captain FORESTS daughter.
perhaps you have heard me mention
her name, ard the groom is a young
medical student by the name of Ralph
Thornton. AtJany EUeaiRg Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

Parties wishing their papers discontinued at
expiration Of year must notify this onlce. as all
papers are sent until paid and ordered stopped.
Persons wishing to send The HERALD ava
areinformed thatthe postage on a single COPY
one cent any part ofthe United states Canada
or any 0fthe countries OF Europe.
the Post ONCE, in Lancaster, Wis. as
second-class matter.
ofice In the old Catholic church. Lancaster
Wisconsin.
WN. b. MINER, Proprieto
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T. Williams, Fg 81.
Hnfrs w. Z & 4 Natr&

Dr. williams for 20 years has devoted his
attention exclusively 10 special chronic ioca
or coustltGtiaaai diseases.
EoGn- Fsen suffering from the effects Of
early ino serctious radically cured.
FStGdIc-Aged ana elderly men who eX
pefiaacr a G.c'ine In advance ~ tntig years
restored ton0emal ygOr
E.adies labodog under chronic ailments
peculiar 10 ne sex can obtain the advantages
Of treatment hy the most approved methods Of
modern ayuecology.
Enclose two .-cent stamps fer his Clinical re
port giving the latest improved itealmeit for
gbore ailments 3ltf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

Rubies have kept on steadily rising
IN favor and value for the last ten
gears. A stone of eight or nine karats
e nov worth from $4,000 20 $50. caO.
diamond o. that weight would not
est more than 5000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08
A Brothers Keeper.
A WOMATS WORK OF LOVE IND DUTY.
BY MARY HARTEELL CATHERwooD,
AUTHOR OF "CaAouE o DOOM" STEPHEN
GUTHRIE" TIE LONE MANS
CABIN" AID OTHER SroR Els.
tcopyrigated, 1877, ,ytse A. NJ R,no7g Nelespa.
pr Gonpdnyl

Gurley Thought he had never seen moro
repulsivc creature, But if Thorney had
been a shining and firm angel, Phoebe could
not have run TO him with swifter change Of
countenance and manner. She turned him
towards Gurley materially, rs both youch.
ing for him and challenging his opponents
''This is my brother, Mr. Gurley," she
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

CAruoLfc Carscn. CoruerJefersoH and cher
~ streets. Services at 1880 a. m ana p m
sunday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

CRY LIBaAET. Cogri bousc Open Weones
day afternoon aad saturday aftcr.- anu even
ing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

Tow cox Posr. No. i82 q A. r. Meets eve5s
second ard fourth saturday nig9ts 81 each NOUN
In az 8ael.. Ma4ison street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

Covsres4rrosAL CauHcH. Corner Madison
and CHERRY streets. seryiceset l9:3V a. II. auH
p. N. sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

Ftpvtfsv IapGe 4. o. r. ". Meet drst ant
fhira HoudaTs Of each MOI IT. u baad o"cS
Madison street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

METHODIST Rplsc0rAL CHURcn Corner MON,
roe ana Cherry Services lV:5o q. Y. any
y. RI. snEday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

GRAs4 GnAPrss. Reenar invocation 81 or
III f3lrth esday 81 each moth Al p III u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

ssis-asirhi aL1Ef loooE 9 n Meet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.


IAE hhhALD
One Year, paid in advance. ............,... $50
When not paid in advance. .....,..,,..,,.... 900
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

LANeAsreu CouwcIL e. T. Meets fir, Thurs
dag 81 each Ja9nth in 3ndd block. Madison street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

f.tx~,-rgl eUae 4. F.& A, VI. meet FIRST s'd
.bisa sAtnrdayin each m.nth a. ?. N. ID Eau"
blcc&.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
In the Ne,y Ouarters.

The wholesale tobacco house Of Aug.
Beck & Co., known as the largest and
oldest in the Northwest, has recently
been moved from 105 and 1O7 East Fifth
street to 322 Sibley, formerly occupied
by Finck q McAuley. The house was
established in Chicago in 1855, and the
st. Paul branch has been in operation
for over five years, having in that time
built UP splendid trade, extending
through the territories. Ernst Werner,
the gentlemanly manager, was seen and
asked about the great stock carried by
his house. A look through the estab-
lishment revealed great piles of the
finest imported leaf tobacco, represent
ing thousands of dollars; stacks of plug,
fine cut and smoking in packages: pipes
and smokers articles in endless quanti-
ties. The brands which the house are
now making a speciality of are the
Eureka" fine cut; "Kentucky Long
Cut" "Kentucky Leaf yum YUM, -
and 'Belle of st. Paul" smoking. and
''Beck's Cut Plug" The goods handled
are nearly all their own manufacture.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06

fined to the house for about nine weeks,
is much improved and will be able to be
out in few days.
J. III. Hausner and wife came in from
White Bear Lake on Friday evening to
witness the entertainment at the Grand
Opera house.
Miss Walker and Miss Wales, of
Minneapolis, have been the guests of
Alice Murdoch during portion of last
week.
Mrs. Ida Van Tassell has taken Miss
MortOnS place III the County Clerk
Bennett'S office at the court house.
Miss Gordon and Mrs. Scheffer, of st.
Paul, were visitors at Mrs. Charles n.
Nelson's on Friday and Saturday.
H. T. Akers and wife have removed
to MankatO. Mimi, where he has en-
gagged in business.
Mrs. W. II. Bromley left Friday for
visit for several months down in Iowa
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Clark, nee. Norton
returned Thursday from a short bridal
trip to Chicago.
The Uniform Rank, K. ofP., have an.
other of their social parties on Wednes
day evening.
a. Erickson, head salesman for E. A.
Phinney, has resigned and removed tC
| Minneapolis.
Mrs. W, G. Woodruff and Mrs. Harry
Capron left on Tuesday for visit down
III Wisconsin.
Mrs. Sab" Wilkinson, of st. Paul
was a guest of Hon. r. Lehmicke Fri,
day.
E. D. Burlington left last evening fol
Columbus, Ohio, on business trip.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
Visited By a Cyclone.

GALENA, ILL.,, May 5.-A severe wind
storm passed over Elizabeth yesterday,
leveling fences, outbuildings and other
objects in its path. A frame building
under process of construction in the vii
lage was completely wrecked and six
men were thrown from the roof to the
ground, distance of twenty feet, but
none fatally injured. The storm came
from the southwest and was accom-
panied by rain and violent hail Con
siderable damage was done to property
at Savannah, but there were no fatali-
ties
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
A Successful Descent.

PARIS, ILL.,, May 5.-James w. Fisk,
an aeronaut, made successful descent
with parachute from a balloon, from
an altitude Of nearly mile. The para
chute did hot fully open out until Fisk
had fallen nearly 200 feet. Then the
descent became very gentle and land
ing was made about a quarter OF mile
east of the starting point