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The Indianapolis journal., 1888-09-10
IN THE WHIRL OF POLITICS
Nebraska Promises Much Larger Re-
publican Vote than Heretofore.
How Democratic Paper Regarded General
HOvsy's Candidacy Two Years Ago-Choice
Items from Free Trader Bynums Speech.

Paul Vandervoort q noted campaign worker,
living in Omaha, Neb., was in the city yester'
day. He has been engaged by the national COM
mit:ee to stump this State and Michigan. and
his coming here was due to delay of kilograms
bearing his instructions He leaves tomorrow
for Michigan In reference to Republican pros
poets, he said last night to Journal reporter
II never have seen campaign in which 10 mucn
interest has been taken as in this one Or fcourse,
Ia making this statement, l take into considera-
ton the peculiar conditions in which the party
Ends the country. We lave been enduring
Democratic rule now for nearly four years. and
that fact alone gives this fight for supremacy an
Aspect which has not existed since the war
closed. But there seems TO be remarkable
unity among Republicans all over the country.
Probably there has never been such demand
for harmony bu. it il a vital point which, very
Fortunately, is strongly marked at this critical
time"
us Harrisons popularity growingl7 he was
ssked
'.It is increasing every cay. Right there in
Omaha there are any amount OF Democrats
who viii support him. could name Demo
cratic ofise-holders and lawyers, If 90 desired,
who have openly declared their disgust at Clevs-
land and his administration
How viii Nebraska stand this Year,
I'VE will poll much larger vote than we ala
in 1884, and Harrison will get big majority.
There is no doubt but that he will receive the
largest that the State has ever given to any Re-
publican candidate. The Nebraska delegates
who went to the convention were supposed to DO
Blaine men, but is turned out that
they were anti-Blaine, and they went over 10
Harrison long before his nomination was as
sured. regard General Harrison as the only
candidate since Grants campaign OF 1868 whose
record alone would carry him through"
Tnn an11 rn%A hA lar
''Yes, and there is another point that has
never yet been spoken Of the soldiers who
returned from the war in 1860 have bad great
many sons, and these now casting their first
votes. General Logan once told me that be
would rather run for the presidency in 1858 than
any other year. for then a large vote from the
veterans's sons would be poiled. Gensral Har-
rison will receive the benefit CT that vote"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
Unguonto Holloway.

Ksts maravilloso bGlsano sana infaliblsmen
10 las hsridas aAnguaa, Las llsgas, y los male
do piernas y de peeho. Por medic de % inA aen
eia La tloeras vtrsleatas tcmsn usy prontc
an aspsoso oonvalsa'sats ? 4ssAparsesn. Ja
mGs dsjs, este snKsento fsrrigrTants, do pro
aucir ana uxrA psTfseta Dc ,As Aleccioass Dc Ia
u,isl, les coastipade., lAs scses y sl resmatis
no, Gsn cuando 60 Ia sDslsde 90 vaas to
doe loeastnAa rensdioa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
BlBAlOTkUA
DE COMERClANTE.

HISTORIA DEL OOMEROIO de
das las naciones, desds los tiempss mas r.
motos hasta nuestros dias por My. SeAess-
traduoida del frances por los alumRos de Ia
elase de este idioma establecida en- 81 At
nco AeTeoHf0 dc Madrid, y pubnoada ex-
pensAs de 10 misma asocieolon.
Dos tomos grnesos, pasta espaEola, "a
On Ia Imprentl del Bolesis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
SOBRES PARA CARTkS.
Gran sartid DO todaA slAlss , efuaios
Sohres o 20 centaVos 100.
Id. 4 so id. i'd.
I'd. .le un dohles q 20 i'd. id.
ES El MAS BkRAT9.


TsIto para las EacaslAa Dc lA Isla
de paerso-Rieo segdn Deersto del
Exeno. 4 lime 6f. Oeispo Do ssss
06<ens ID. JaAn Ansonlo Eiuig en- /,
de DlcasnhFs ds 1850, , pahlcAAe CO
81 Bs1sssn Esi4sAAstsss sa l. Do Enssu
as 1881, gas de- Aai
-Dsssanas A<llltAs, ssgAn - Impos~
sAnsAA rvaaiafs, 10 s4aaisiesaa asl u
Iseasa4e De lA DOesFtna OrasxaAna 4 taaa
eGase as IxssoaAa. vsaimos e aselarNs
tameakn Dc saxse p~sA . DAS<saGs 81
asElgao J psgai1 OAaseAsms lal r
kirA1Aa sss { p~sAs 4. - FvAaes4s w.
lAEsa. se@Fs~aAs - So ssa1aglAa r
ssssasas pssysasAs y sssYaesAAs . 80
ma tsaA 10 "a sassAAAaA eAatAAeAi sszs
sasa4a 10 vss u snmaam vsalAsA As
sssAs Fsax ~ Isa@e rss<Aa A aAean@s IL
- h1lssAa PsAEsaA
Pasxa-s--l sAasss GAs, - saA Aass-
- = 49, So ss~sM
ks sssa. - . lsyasxsa. AlaAems
- FASaA Lxsxsala Asl kakxssS MsA-
sASvEA FswsAAsaa -. : ~ 10 u n JSMa
lAa1aIla Faxs. TsstAA@aa ". ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
AMIGOS DE TODOS
: PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY.

killones do personAs, sn todss lAs partss
mundo, rsOomiendan diohas Ptldoras como
msjor rCstaurativO Do Ia sAlud que 90 conocs
kllAs caran todas Las afecciones del corAa6n
del higado, del sstomAgo, de los Vikonss
l0s intestlnes,y remaeyen 10 Acriuonil, Ia
nAtslsnolA y 10 oArdialsis, sxpslssndo de Ia
sangrs tcda impuresa, fortAlscisndo oompls
Ameass 81 sistemA nsrvioeo dan6e sn .ous
. sdabls 1 10 organisaOi6n general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08

La OIENrLA DE TENEDURIA DE
LlBROS 81 'pli6cada por Ia apllcacion de
una regla b fible para acertar el deuder
y cl acresdo,, acompahada de numerosos
slempios de calculcs mercantiles, por G
o. Marsh. traducido de- 10 a0' edicion In
gissa Por A. g. Bsok, bsio IL Immediate
enpeoci6n del autos. Un tomo slegants.
Dente ercaadsrnado ss-sS, en- 10 I'm
del 3dlsan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTlI, y

En- esta secci6r de la casa, montada m,
tOdOs los elementOs necesarios proyista de
materiales de primera clase sc hacen enc,,os
dernaciones en- holandesa cartons. nasta a.
pamela, piel de levante con relieves. totio ns-.
fecto y preciOs reducidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
LIBROS.

Sc han recibido en- es,a Impren
u, por el nltimo vapor-eorreo de
10 Peninsula los lgaientss;
LEY do EnJuieiauien,o Civi,
anosads y eneuAdernada en- pasta
1 $3.50 elemplar.
OBRAS DE- Amieia
VETERlSARiA, por Aragd.
TACTICAS dc infan.aria.
HfsToRIA natural. por Pc.
wdA
cuRlOSIDADES gramAn.a
e., cor AAFsiacs Garcia.
HACIENDA municipal pos
Aexlla.
OhRAs sonpissAs ds Nora.
tn.
GALERIA De majerus eSlsAres
pos doaa Maria ael PllAr Slauas
as Marco.
hisToRtA 10 q Rsligi6s. pos
Nm0A
III. cAToLICisMO e. pre-
ssnsAa - sas Asaasasss. Pea ElsA.
guafFe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

LExfNsToy. KV.. Feb. i2-Two United
States Deputy Asrshals are here. They
have svrssted Oscar Psryed Ger a rioistiou
he p-rsonstsd Usitei States csicer and
sxtort~S uleney from ore john Gordon. =
iiauor desssr % tie Knoxville Branch of
the Louisville a Nashville Rsilrosd The
prisoner vii - fsken % Barbourvills to-
q zhf Whers perhaps. he r1sY e made =
witness against ofh@rs The oflcers are
Jchn Rogers snd james z Graves.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

u < Spahr will leave this morning on
his trsS business triD for the Powers &
Walker Caskst Company. he will visit
Southern Michigan. Ohie and Indiana, aud
resurn IN two weeks.
Rsv ). Conybesr. Of Chicago. is in the
city. ths guest o! Nrs. II r Weltoa. he
preached at the FIRST Pres5y ytsriAn church
yss.szdsy morning, in The absence OF the
pastor.
Edgar RI. Csrqueville and bis "Drum-
msr . Life company. will leave this morn
ing for Bsttis Creek. where they will appear
tonight.
Mrs. 7. J. OBrien viii leave the city for
. visit 10 tbs East soon. she vill be sc-
sompanied by Mr. o Brien as far a. Pitts
bsrx
City Surveyor Martin, whose son Ia still
lying very III a. - Bostwick- st. Is expected
homs today.
Nis- Hette Rs-aor q Whiting friends al
Ferris Center A0Etcalm county, Mich.
Joe Emery. ofths Dernocyat, spent Sun
daY vito bis parents a. 5pung LAKE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13
Wants Justice.

To the Editor OF the GELEoRAx-HERALD
The article IN your Sunday mornin 3
issue bearing the caption Green Getting
Even" needs some explanatian. The facts
in the case are that the two cases were nolle
pros'd for the reAsoa that Mrs Green has
too much spirit TO throw herself and child
upon the city oil Grand Rapids for support
as long IS sue can maintain herself and
child In any honorable way. The Judge
and jury were in sympathy with her st the
proceedings in the Police Court and had 1t
not been ior some inlormsity IN the papers
she mot he) would have BEEN the victor.
She could prosecute the case in her own
name. but does not consider ii good policy
to throw away what few dollars she has or
may be able TO get. in getting blood out of @
turnip or. as the old saying goes, 'sueing
a beggar aud catching"
This is not written in malice, but simply
that justice may be done to all concerned.
Respectfully. A. I. BIcKFoRD.
February IL, 1883.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13
APPEALED TO ms sUpaems coURT.
6srrstt Ter hrssk 10 Diss@tisned With the
Anoass Allowed fer his Property.

In the recent condemnation suit OF the
@. t.. l. & d. Railroad Company sgainst
6sgIitt Ter BrzsE IN tue PROBATE Court. tie
laEy sl40ssd tEe dolsndanI 81. 200 for MS
pf0perty, ouI tseFFftt Was dissatisfied With
this aud has sppSsled 10 the ouprsne Court
he has thriFlag business Ia The wooden
oaoe factory on Green lch--t., and does
not care 10 move. The method OF mauuiac-
turiag The shoes is unique and interesting.
Green oasWood logs are hauled up IN front
OF TIE shop. iasSo are dragged into toe
shop. sawed up inso short lengths, which
sre fsshIoned oy hand into woOdsn sooes
The outside OF tac shoe Is Whitfield down
With . dFaw-sbave. and the interior IS ous
oat with q big hand augur and 1Dlshed
vita peculiarly shaped gouses. Al expert
workman can tsshl0n shoe IA ni,csn min
utes. snd they sea- for 50 cents pair. Ger
ritt sells ssgOn-loads TO the hoilanders here
ia town and ships carloads all over tie
country. The trade would be better, he
says, II the wooden shoes would woar out.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13
The Masonic Eoms.

Secretary Rathbun, of the Michigan Ms
sonic Home. has forwarded his report to
the Secretary Of State, in which 1t is shown
that the membership is over 5000. and the
property valued st sl2 600 to $4,000. The
success which has attended the organization
of the associat tion is certainly encouraging,
aud the Mssons all over the state look for
ward with pride TO the time when the hsnd-
some structure will be erected on the prop
erty near Reeds Lake. The site beau
tiful one, and with the additional railroad
facilities TO the resort the members, when
visiting Grand Rapids, can look upon i.
with great pleasure. Work will be com
menced az an early date.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13
A Growing City.

II any any one for . moment questions
the statement that Grand Rapid, il not an
important rival Of Detroit. lie, them stop
and consider the amount of improv ements
made during the past year. Statistics show
that more than 900 new buildings we're &C.
tusily erected last year. OF which nearly
700 we're Dwellings. Grand Rapids today
has more than 4UO manufac,uring instItu-
tons and factories. and the number OF en-
ployes reaches into the thousands. The
new German NJ. Il. church. TO be erected
this season. will cost ABOUT $1,000 and will
be. with the Others, = worthy addition tC
the ecclesiasticsl institutions Of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13
TIE LOWELL & HASTINGS ROAD


Extensions to be Nsde the Coming ssz-
son-New Equipnsns.
Martin L. Sweet. OF The Lowell & Hast
ings Railroad Company. has r-turned from
Lowell, where be was inspecting several
newly purchased railroad equipments 10 be
used on that road. Among them are two
handsomely nnishsd coaches. one pass n
ger. and one combination mail. express and
smoker. The L. 4 IL. Company Ia actively
making preparations for the extension OF
It's lines. both north and south. engineers
beiug now in the held locating AMI perfect
ing their lines. As soon - the weather
will permi. the WORK OF grading viii CON-
mence, and many miles will be added to
the line the coming season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

The Gable Company has not v,

The Cable Company has not yet COM
menoed running. bat they seem 10 be
reaching out still farther for franchises.
The last proposed extension Is 10 Reeds
Lake. II Is proposed % run line from tie
c0mpsnys power house on Lyon-st. south
on GraDd-svs., to East Fulton-st; then &c
eastward % Ceniennial-st., thence south to
the Wesithy-svs. extension. and across lots
ss IL we're, TO the destination. The Grand
Rapids Township Board has the 1atter IN
der consideration. and II they consent TO the
project the company will prepare 10 build
the line At once. using steam for motive
power on portion OF the road.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13
ToWH TOPICS.


Taso- = aah-sa soas ciab bop oeears so-
1oFFos sFs4-lx
laois loal C4osa slll ss sesa a. ne
WoaGsf.Ala tsn slt
Iae L4dlss Laisa Clab Sul daacs a.
Todd 3 ga tsA4esF9s lisaI
fhs g. at1sBasst szeeiy sil sss sall
a. fazEsF Hall talz sFsalEz
The snsTn0llsIsI a s1iax Ep. s1d tranps
are ksepiak ssss lfs1l sHs Doales sa4il0n-
A nssq1s cArAlss. sili % gwen st ths
on9ls skzlag AcsdeDy ih4fs1ay sssn-
IaE.
The .djsuTEsd mestlsx Of ne West Mica
is2a Pax Association siil % held a. tns
ASFIon tom9Fro~
Tia Common Coazc.I slA meet tognl.ht
snd pF0oa5iY sfsz.s sith sonis of tie
stress s.< pfabiaais.
The AlshA Dramatic Ciub ~ill gave al
snisgiasnMs1l - th1 Michigan Conservatory
q Music ioAofsos sssaiAx.
A lEa dsys ss.si0a Of ia slats Spfritnsi-
ist -oclsfy si4 oonmsncs a. tAs Roy a.
1snplafs da1 February "a
A nesting of tas tfFaad a4Dids Crickst
tiao siil De asid t8is evening 81 Ehs once
oi Peter DSfan. IN me Tower block
Ihs gsafismen of Ths WaEwick xili give
Fals1llns party TUESDAY evening Ia The
p4sioss ~ tsat sie<ans establishment
A cooking maia between Grand Rapids
ana IA ksou 0irds attracted cOusldsrsole
attention ~ tns Laks Saturday nighG
meetlBg Of the W0msns Home ssd
ForsiFn A lssio1aly society ~ill bs held al
the WssllsiGstsg enlrch Thursday even
Tag
The usual interest vas manifested in the
speeding on North kroat-ss. yssterdsy ?
afternoon. a5out 40 people gathering tnsrs
% ise the hysia
A saAll blaze IN The cooper shop OF c. A.
sni.sy. ii5 si1sh-st.. yesterday morning.
daEssgsd ths ouiidlng 70 me am0ans Vi
aoous 500 .asaEsd.
lL sas unusually quiet ABOUT Poliee
Headquarters yesterday and lasl night. no
arrests being mace, aud not even tramp
slsalisd iar lodgings.
Mr neiiz0ls snt wife. eolored. INDUCED
Ia htlle quarrel a. their hone, i5l East
falton-sI. yesterday. bQt q1lstsd down On
the arils.l VI the police.
Lester Frankhns speciality combination
via pr-ssot the LAriltog melo-d lematic
eomsdF Solomon Is4scs' a. Saith :
Opera House this evening.
The ladies' OF Graad River Valley Divis-
Engineers. Nil give a select bail AZ Company y
b armory tomorros evening"
The reopenins OF the >. OF '. armory,
wiJa The eaii given bF The Maple Leaf Cluo
Friday aixhL sas quits a success. and the
hall . much improved In appearances.
The foFtnishfly hop OF the Misses Gage
and 5snedict sill occur this evening. These
hops are very select and they have rapidly
Eesn irto popularity witn the young so.
clsty l0lkA
A meeting u Oriental Chapter, Order Of
ths Eastssn star. will be held Tuesday
evening. whsn as invitation 20 visit the
Aiddlsvtl.e CDaptsr ts-day night will DC
cOasidsred-
George ". Cable. the novelist, will read
hls new story. ~Grsnde Poial' At Hart
u'sus Hal tomorrow evening. This Is one
Of tne course Of entsFtainu ens given by
ths i. Il. q. A.
Al Interesting letter from Mrs. Kerr 3.
Topper. nov IN Nrg ala. has bean received
D. lady friend Ia this city. Mrs. Topper
eves ia the letter a graphic description OF a
funeral services which she attended. aud
which wss conducted oy the colOred preach
er Jaspe< ~ho made himself famous some
years ago oy asserting that tbs sun 10
move
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13


Already sxtsas,ss pfsgzIsEioas as oeins
aa4ae shi.a ~l1 Fssgll ia maklaE kses1 >
LAS uaoxs poaslaf s4mmsr FesQss thsa
/. sss ever e~sa aeiefa A usS sts4ue94t
wAs 1s 14s ~ l4ptsin f4al, s1s nos -
al.s1 as sisus1y "a - xFQQ&1. taq.aiA
p seon 81 LAse t@a sz<saasfs. tae cloft
49, - rgo1sAt fseM 1f-u4 hsfens sna
silA ne iislls Reed IA sA make nse
pleasure eeals e. sas plsssy lsks t2s GOA
lag eonDsr Tbs Asnhsitan bathing
grounds sia bs altered zod i@pfoSed. A
lsfgs egsaLly " l9aosE - already on TIE
ground for the sFecti0n OF nes ostb ho1sss.
A Leo steamer LANDING vii u ersc1sd. and
. large plsT slil bs built cat soms distance
into tas lake for tie accommodation OF TIE
sslm4erx A tohoxxsn slide I'D ieet ia
lsn<th sil DC erected The bsthsfs suI
sscsDd this ~ . fixat ot stairs. snd sitting
GA . roller tooogssn, vii sail dosn aud
ogs lato the axe. Tue Street Railway
toms psny Is hssing several nas large cara
built for the dummy hns. which viii
greatly increase shs facilities Tor reaching
10 peasant resort.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Rev. Kerr b. Tuppsr, pastor OF The Foun-
tsin-st. Baptist Church. delivered The first
sf = series Of Sunday morning disoourses at
the u 1rning service yesterday. the subject
bath The remaining subjects are. Feb
ruary 10. Progress Of Christian Missions"
February d. Power Of Christian Univn."
Marcn 4. Protection Of the Family" March
II. "Psvils II YOang Asu." March Is. "Pur-
ity In Curr~ot Literature March Is.
o. Prohibition Of the Saloon
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13
TO as HEID HERE.

The 1steruatieasi Conference If the T. VI
e \. viii Meet as-. in May.
The International Conferences of the Y.
4 A. Secretaries OF the Uaited States, Do
minioo OF Canada and the Hawaiian l.
lsnds ~il convene 10 this cisy tue isst Of
Nsy-proosblv- beginning It's session from
May - to June 3 The delegates to the
con fsrsnca vii consist 0f secretaries, assist
ant SECRETARIES ~ nanasium instructors and
young meu looking forward % the work
and sill probably number between 500 snd
fo The sessions vii undoubtedly De m
terestinx. not Only 20 members of the Ass0-
clsuon. oat - tbs public generally.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

The aversgs weekly bank cle2rings con
time to shcs q very satisfactory increase.
The average clesrings each week in Detroit
are nearly four million. in Coicaxo over
fifteen times tnet amount while Grand
Rapids shows SSH 342fs. Yet this Is s0
iacresse Oh toe corresponding week Of lsst
yssr Of Sl07 .0I7 - or st per cent. The
other cities are larger bug never shossd a
greater increase for toe sane length Of time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13
We s-su Gays
The following chailsnge. dated AZ S4rs1sc

The following chaisnxe. dated AZ SArsnsc
February a. = self-sxplanst0gv
70 yrs RfieSrrad. ~ refrcsi rrsd 1f,ks
Feai-,. - Caicz9c. GgxrIxaEx--Ss Ssfug you
A. both snxions % meet me. and made -
many crscxs IN tonis that { wss dead easy
nsrk for either Of ron. nov II both Of you
esn stand before ms eixht sltsrnsts rounds
With teo-ounCs gloves. o. either orc Of vca
four rounda With lour-ouncs gloves. IN any
town sf over four thoussnd i1asotfsn-s, I
81 sgre~ - give ron the entire receipts.
And II you 10 nof screpf tbis CasllenEe I
VII scnSder re swell guys. and curs a.
that jos SHEEHr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Tbs date lor tas P1iicemsns sanasl Sal
= 3rsw.sx Besr. ard he svsnt promises %
he one of the rieasantsst and uosf success
fal ~ sSe -s@-e1. Aires8r iarze nurrhe~
cf firxefs have nee1 sc.t. sna - - nigh.
~ Fehrnsry 81. Hsrtsnsuu Hs1 wil eu-
aorhteilv - crewsi To- psTticlrsse ~ the
frsf rsii xvsu 10 hat elegant sfrlcfHra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

S.,ens n tasstre behInd the curfsir.
star "a Heavy Vilsin.-Ssy. VIII. don Z
hks thst feilcw cu ths door ont there.
Heavy Vilisln.-wSv Charlie. what's
the natter wifh hin
rrcd
r. WHAT'S hs heen doing % you. "a
hks Id kua9i
stsr-Wsv. sve-v tine vhe1 I cor-
ulencs ~ si1g BE puts ~ a pair - thcss
afrocious boosting sxr mufs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

The ani que and pretty cabin in Spring A
Co.'S window attracted much attention yes
ssrdsy. II is one Of The most tasty ard ar
tistic window trim 1zs ssen here for some
tire. The cabin preper is made from rolls
ot blsaxsti8g and the broken psBss in the
window stated with al old hat sud rags.
gives if quite a rsaiistic appearance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

CHrcAao. Feb f2-AnSrsw J. Csrberrv
the Pullman car conductor who -ss tried
IN he Crimiaal Ccurs ises week sad soqait-
ted. 90 clare of stezii1z tne compaay =
fares an the rua hefween New o-ies1s snd
Chicsre. hraurat sui1 f1r 50 20 damages
yesterday IN ihs JfrrGit g,u-s against 80
Pas nan Car Co1sszrr a1a tae AHeT5cA1
surrsT CoTrps1T. hiz nrrss-1itc-s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Fcur ia8i-s ~ere eriving Frsnk Bru~a's
herss on East Esiire-st veslerisv after
n-cn. I'D When er1ssi * Csrsi-st tae sleigh
urreif 1vpr. rhrs'EL8G The sdies ort TIE
herse fr-ahtenes at this ran s~sF snsssh-
iuE the scigh osSiT. srd slightly -nfurins
ere of .rs hind iezs. The iadies gers
nainiu0a6
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Rev. J. A. sprsgus. pastor of tie Second
Street. n L church, and chap ain Of Cbanp-
in Post g. A. Z. and DoFic Lodge F & A.
n. wii 5s teuderso a Goustioa party Ia
the psriors q toe chufcA, Friday evening.
ov to- msmbsrs ~ the tEree sCcietie-- "A
Interesting prsgrsm vi - PTeseofed.
sud Fsfresanss vii os serve b. the
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Tfr~~k Feb. f1--EGorm0us svsisncees
hav. scrr~red sic-,z ths li7s ofths ATIhsrry
rzii vsv kilinx msn7 p~r.ons Ard com-
piefe.r sioekirz frsf3e
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

v. r Pst4on, szsd - yszrs. 700 resides
OF Esli-st, i1s4 east Of ihs city. has been
len sosaethirg over s. e09. 1e9 ~ b.s de-
cessed arcle. Ree~rt a. Rooerts. ~ Grrsn-
VIE. y. l.. 8ss proDe-tF 81 e9as into
hts possession apon zsinsnx BIS Nssoritg
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

rss costies u<ed Scr D-. Bail CoEgh
Sgr1p roulc ~ ~heis - r5sd train
ssivztion ora wiil cure rheur1scsn s16
uesraiSis wasa sAl staerx tssl. fnez 80.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Gsbirst photoEraFrs sf s. asr dozen a.
ksrrials =. Gpan aioek. 81 Aanroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

eAs = Ms evAAlos a CASSos bAl4f
Vel. ~tb.f dsps0as He esa 4 ais
tSE9zE = ss sDe4sh sad iAs oAnaaa "a
noi to- l4rsa TIE qossllen really seea's
~sffas - sozas coe sl2srso9s, a. sles -
As $50 ~ sonss VI ths plls tssi ale PIE
sc4e<a fQF se1srbs teasails. Nbs sos
tAEos thea 40 lhs dog asd tskz bF.
FisTo< Pxsssat Fofsstivs ~ e. oDsli
sasar-oostsa pQEely vegetable. peztscty
harmless IA glass. aid alssys igesn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Dress xoods 81 hsr3 ps- pr'css
FoTr~ 81 HzseeEsarIH IHss & Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

ExtrsorS rarv hsrfsrs .r dress 7,o5s st
ToEsr. EEsF8LsEKrsK 3 Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Anything aud everything IN the way Of
dress goods a.
VoIGr HTKROIsBEINEs & Cos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Nes Srr~s zeoss and frfTn-sfrrS - match
t~zsx. dkzRo1xsxxER 4 Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Nsw shs3~s Of 3Fess goods a.
NeIss. AEsroLsaKfxEs 4 Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Fias rrintiss seynoar : Wsise
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

All the pew shades IN dress goods al
NoISF nEHFo olsHkINsK & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

Tslsphons $ for youF Pnnnng- ymoos
4 ka1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

esv Cssc.ss.
Charles x. esym0aF and James d. Muir,
having safch.ssd the intersss OF III. ii
Colsstock, in the late hFla Of Colssssok &
ssy noar, have formed partnership uaeeT
the slyle 0t Seymour & Muir. for ths pur-
poss Of deins general JOB priasins t0si'
ness yoaf orders solicited,
81 aud - Pear Street.
Telephone No. =.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-13

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