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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

The best Figured Lawns, Imitation Linen
Lawns, &C. yard;
Priscilla Plads and Figures, lovely goods, were
I2kc.. now only &C. yard;
12Lr. quality Chal'tcs reduced 10 &c. yard.
Elegant Cream Cashmere was 3Jc., sale prico
25c. n yard.
Parties who have delayed their purchase OF
paras1i8 would do well 20 seek our house. our
stock, although reduced, contains some choice
styles and qualities, aud our aim il 10 sell every
one This means We viii not consider The quality
or tho cost We VIII love thoir room more Than
their company.
2D)-yard Spo,ls splendid value, only g. spool;
Il Black Lace flouncing reduced 10 75c. yard;
s i25 Black Lace Flouncing reduced 10 g ayard;
Sl.,5 Back LGco fi0uncing reduced 10 8l~o d
yard;
81 Black Lace Flouncing reduced 10 Sl.5O yaTdi
Colored Pique Scarfs now So. apiece;
lie Col0Ted Pque Scarfs now b.. apiece;
90, Colorcd Null icck Scaris now Ice. apiece;
35c. satin Windsor lies reduced 10 l1c. apiece;
Cheese Cloths, all coiors, only 4c. yard;
ll-yard Wide Table oil Cloth, only > c. yard;
Cream Col0red seersuckers reduced 10 &c.
yard:
Cream, Gray. and Figured Lace Buntings worth
10', saie price b.;
Mosquito Nets. all cOlors, 5c. yard;
Remnants of me quality satin Barred Muslins,
worth l2ac,, only 6Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

Lnlic.' BaIbrirran Hose, fun regular made, re-
du-ed to iic "a pair;
Emnr,ilcrri back t-button longth Lisle-lhread
Glove. Zoe. pair; -,
Tho remainder of our line OF thtmisellos u'"h
to Ic. arirco.
One lot of Uankcrchicfs, worth l0c., falo price
b.. npiere or 5nr. q dozen;
One int of a Htndkorchicl, worth ljc, sale price
qc. apiece 0r 81 n dozen.
ON, lot oi Saline Dagonar and Reversible suit
iurs desirable cul0rs Wairantei WOOL hillhs'
worth lJt. reduced 90 .ac. Nard;
The keystone White Crochet gum, worm o'c''
sas1 Iatc Sod soi only 10 scts 60 in the SALE at
81 -; ..-t.
20. White Table DamAsk faio price ~, yarn'
bi.. quality ted faule Damask reduced 70 Doc a
yard: -,, ..t..,,. -,
gs-inrh vide Scotch Bciees thet sold nicely at
~. now only ~ lc. yatd; -
Perss0l Covers in proiusiOu-30c qlahY Hn"h
to co.. 400 down % 10, Juc' down 10 o''''
gl..f down 20 15r; 49,.
Crea.p Iawn-Tbunis Cloth was sue. a yaru, lhis
week only J1, q yard; ,.-,,,-.r..
Pink Cream Blue, and Red Nun ellhB an al
lll.c. worth 21r. "a yard:
Blua. PINK. Gray. and Brown Danish Cloh no"
The best Quality yard-wldo Pacific Lawns only
5c. ayHrd:
orr reductions arc not mddc on an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
TIE DETECTION.

July the 9TH lady came 10 the store oi
FOurqurean, Price a Co. and bought Ij3
worth Of goods, and gave Mr.. WInn therefor
q check. He turned In only S21.
Mr.. Price got access 10 the bundle after II
had been sent out 10y the porter and ais saw
the purchaser, and secured what satisfied bis
mind az ndisputable evidence OF the wrong
doing Of his trusted friend and employ6.
Then returning to the store ana assen-
bling his partners he communicated his
information TO them, and they seat for
Mr.. VIM 10 come in. Mr. Winn came.
They charged hm in plain and undlseuised
terms with the Oflcpcc. lie admitted bis
gmi. They asked him how long be bad
been carrying on thi, kind OF business, hut
could not get what they regarded as a candid
answer. As TO the amount taken be vas
equally unsatisfactory.
Mr. Winn at once gave FOurqurcan, Price
& Co. his note for $500 and accused and
wife made deed conveying 10 trustee their
residence at the northeast corner OF Marshall
and Eighth streets to secure the paJ ment Of
the note.
Mr.. Winn was OF course discharged from
the firms employment.
PROSECUTION.
Captain Angle, upon receiving the report
Of the Sergeant, was at loss to know what
to do. lie finally concluded to report to the
Chief.
The Chief was embarrassed, too, and went
to the CommonNcalth's Attorney for adj
vice.
Thus time passed.
All cOnsiderate persons, all who have
hearts TO feel Tor the innocent whose hopes
Of earthly happiness are to be crushed by a
criminal proceeding in a case like tbs. will
understand and appreciate with what re-
luctauce the officers moved; but they had
duty to perform II crime had been COM
mitted, but they wished to be certain.
so the Chief yesterday evening instructed
Captain Angle TO 20 to Mr.. Price and ask
him "it the firm had been robbed by Mr..
Winp," and il the answer was yes to swear
ont a warrant. ~ not IN make ma move
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
AftKID GLOVES MusT BE sOLD.

hence We throw out over 1900 pair that We al
ways sell for 5j and 5sc. la every sizo but o., AZ
lqc yOur choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

Mr.. Winn is tall and slender aud wears
a goatee that seems to have whitened very
much in the past few days. He served
during the war as member OF the Third
company of Howiizcrs; was firstrate
soldier, and was badly wounded. Some
years back he was part owner ef two cOun-
Try stores, one at Columbia aud one at Fork
Union, in Fluyana county, but OF late his
sole business was that OF salesman at Four
qurean, Pnce 4 Co.'s; but be wss generally
supposed to possess some other means, and
be bad drawn no salary since February 2Sth.
There are two warrants against him, one
for stealing an unknown sum Of money; one
for STEALING $500, the latter being the
amount OF the note given IN restitution Of
SUNS by him appropriated from the firm.
As far as the officers know no sum taken at
one time was IS great as $50, which is ibe
amount necessary TO constitute grand lar
ceny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

The deed referred to is from Edwin a.
Wmn and wife 10 Preston Cooke, trustee.
and Is dated July 9Th. IL conveys that lot
OF ground. with a brick dwelling and
other improvements thereon. at the north
east col ner Of Marshall and Eighth streets.
fronting on the north line OF Marshall street
25 feet 0 inches, running back 1853 feet
inches, 'sip trust 10 secure to Fourqurean.
Price & Co., OF the city OF Richmond, the
payment OF the sum Of eight thousand five
hundred dollars evidenced by said T.. A.
Winn's promlssory note of even date here
with, payable on demand TO said Fourqurean.
Price 4 Co or order"
The deed was admitted to record on the
1th OF July.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit Il counsel tor the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
T-s CITY POLICE COURT.


A Few Csss- that Were Done Up Ysstsr-
day by Jadg. HOLMES
There were only four unfortunatss in the
PRISONERS box yesterday when time wa
called.
John G. Hora, veteran from the Home
vss The first msn. rae said tnat be va,
going % Detroit TO have his sJes operate,
on. 50 Judge Holmes told him 10 20 on
n. +. Jones. Young colored man, va
hasd 8 s. or tEelvs days for being drunk
--W m. Ws.sms was up for being drunk
a second tine and wss assessed S6.35 o
twenty days he proved that is was
brother 40 before. 50 ne paid b5.25 ---Chss
O. Dewitt. the man vbo vas arresfea
scrappiog With bis iAndlsdY. plesde,i
guilty. and exhibited MS rrm 20 shOS
%hers Mrs. Psrrsu igit nim. Dewitts face
vas badly scratched I'd. and toe Isndlsd 5
bad on exhibition 4 black eve and q skin
nd nose. out she did rot want 20 say a
word against The author OF her beauty
marks RE was fnsd S5.35 or twelvs days
o. fhe county ISL --- Joseph Pohnsky, the
arrested end Of . Polish war on the wes,
SIDE kss up st the morning session -
vas the --st Of the nsigbborhood. Joseph
PAID S5.36.--Chss. Stisn. a club room pro
prlstof. Eili have an examination Nov =.
- A. Page. charged wish resisting al
oticsr bad an examination. aud was he'd
for trial - - present term OF the Superior
Court IL tbe sum Of soc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
PERSONALITIES.

Charles n. Loonls. OF sparta, IS In the
lY
Aiss Grace Noon. Of Auskeson. s visit
tng Mss lula Csequs.
-4rgssnt Johnson ant vile returned from
lhe.f estsra trip yesterday.
nr aud Mrs. Woadsrly have rsturnsd
from al extended EAstern trip
Dr. Oven has rstarnsd from Dakots
where 10 went Oa a huuting trip.
n. n. Whitney. Jr.. Of Jackson. speni
Sunday ia this city ths guest OF Te.atyes.
G. g. S~ensoe-g rsturned yesterday from
st~o n0nlhs' visit IA Ohio aud the East.
Ni.s Lirzie stlahsa. Of Grand Rapids. i.
whiting friends nsrs.-- kaldHtax9O Gazette.
n. Bur.sson lsft yesterday moruing for
"a sxtsnded business rip IA ihs Upper
feriDsuls.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r FsIlass. who have
oes- Visltiug friends In Parma have RS
turued home.
Mrs. Catherine A Knowlson. who hs
eeen spending few days IA Peto.key. re
sGrnsd home yesterday.
Esies ". Williams and Alma Psimstecr
both Or oparts. were married oy Justic
Nesliall yesterday aftcrnOon.
Oscar Gid and Mrs. Matte Nelson were
married n 2Ts South ionia-s,.. M0nday
evening. Justice Wsstfsl pronounced "a,
ceremony.
nr Tom Hyisnd. with the Pacific Ex
prrss Com pany, IN CnIcsgO. IS spending d
lev days With hls parents Ia this city,
L4ns ave.
4. +. Quseksno0S. formerly q. r. & /
sksnt a. AOiins. and vino ass been in Mon
tanA and The Northwest for the past w.
years. has returned % Michigan for a shor,
vislt he thiaks OF gOiGg Vest again, prob
ably 20 California.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

REGISTER .s4Qfrss
Hs s-.s s1a sex ser "a faaEsczg.
J-A - zsEAs6s Las essscs.t sasi4. =
49, &C..
.-rfs llAssr sf Republicans ssaG =
10 sFsi lass steal1S
re ass Ess .amps aos IA uss ga Cot
49, tfs very ~ si4Gf9fJ.
laia a4m1ef 81 sal1oa Gases srs &c
asI ~ ias Es.-es Court tlc4g-
eaa4s FsEg aas sogk . sslag 4oas e. sas
Cgfpsns 4fasr sFt sia1lo.
TIE GfAal R@gi1s G4aris have sEFAassd
fag . se4ses ~ ateEtslaAsass.
Hon i e.. -sstso-4 ef kalamazoo. .
cslsla 81 ! =. f4l.ls. VI tais easy.
Ils Espa1l.esn. 1ill have sBslr -iadap
procession la4l Saturday sgsaiag
I4s usaslsfs ol ne Board 81 Rsxiss are
q sars oa lls tolgl la .. kr.clnE a1d p4s-
~ foll
lhe Woadsr.g residences on Cssrry-st- IS
be.nt 1aelF fr.scosd assl 1sCorabsd by art
is.s 4om Detf01
TIE Lyons 81 pavsaseLt - oas Of TIE
nesl pisoss ei block psfsmsst ever pag
Gosa 10 tnis Gag
Iners Nill &c RsDgolie4E nesting IA
Po1ssr0s a Lastoa Hall. "a Wsst Fulton
s.. to.lofroa ~ evening
fae ~sils Ia lns Third ward are reported
- be- soiBs d5y 4ao tls eiliLsns are eiamOr-
iak for ~ o41 ~ N4-er malns
Al F0lers must se.fsg .steF on fhursday
Faa4y 8r s4furdaY. n tasY ush 10 vote.
40 matter n0W loag they may hass voted.
Wm. L. Young. who coIe nailrsd suicide
iu lhs DriansA hlocx couple 0I seeks ago.
W1s knoEa lu biE Rapids "a Mr.. Lssl1
a. 2 - ~.
49, himself
81 &. Fitch ssd ~ise. r. Z. ruttls and
sile. NJ I8o. Peck Mrs n. G. Barch. r.
r Burtch snd sic and K. Z. Luce re-
tlf1sd if0m Cincinnati Saturday.
The Fourth " Ard Harrison aud Merton
.u0 Ell meet a. h0os hall a. 7.50 this
veaing. for fh- Transaction OF important
usinsss. Every member IS requested 10
e pgEsent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
THE COURTS

Crsrurf- Thonss a. Brian "a D. r. Clay
sni seven others. sTgusd and submitted
Admitted 10 citzsnshlp. William Green.
F-rsr Hiizrma. Charles lsnre. Gsrrit Win
semius. on call Law csses 81 and =
cnauCrry a and IS.
Fzopkrs-Esisls OF Gsorgs Mcdowell.
fecs2sse administrators bond fled aud
letters issued fo Jesse Townsend. Estate Of
Salons siosser - - minors. inventory
q ed. Fsts Of Aizias e. Coon. deceased
orf-r allowing claims a10 fecrss for psy-
msnf sdminissrstor insl account nlelf.
ssrfug Nov ~ Estate % kmssa + Wal
r1r deceasei. order authorizing the sm-
rioyuieut ofs o0okkeeper for the sstste
- re- oeorgis A Church an INDECENT
i'sars person. order of sdniS.ion 20 Nhshi-
.an insane asylum a. expense of Kens
county Estate "a Egs~ne Mctsrthr
dscesssd. appraiser warrant and inventory
fled
frlrEn STAT rs- otter Creek Lumber Con
ranT vs. The TuE u. z. Hal. damages ar
caef and submitted
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Give ai- ths inclossd sfrset car ever
TINE a preferences 20 these opsn onss be
wss saying 20 bis friend a. they rode up
ho1rf- ~. The eteer dsT.
for what rsssCn
Well n az incios@d csr vos hsvs
cnaocs to stare a. e good-i0okinx FOmso.
Herr if is impossible
81. 1rt tls husband ~ thst coed look
i1g Tef0sa hss chance 60 kicx r0a - yoa
.ror 1f tle niaticrm ~ an inciosad ca.
ut ere he ass res.
That's 81 Thar ruts a rev ssoe on fhs
nsf,er. srt ~ revise IN ? isrsion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
The Grsenbaeksrs

The convention OF the Green backsrs was
allied to order at the Circuit Court room by
John Goldsmith. Chairman OF the City
Committee. and William Hayes was called
% the chair. viii A. Innes WAS elected
secretary. John Goldsmith Chss. l. Finn
nd J. n. Martin were appointed Com
pittee on Credentials. Geo. l.. DOan. Geo.
3 Riley and John Burrows were appointed
a COMMITTEES on Permanent Organization
snd Order of Business.
The COMMITTEES on Credentials reported
ne names of delegates from the different
wards. Several delegates were reported alb
sent on account Of sickness and several suo-
iitutss were made. The Committee on
Permanent Organization reported that the
slporsry organization be made permanent
and that . Conference Committee be ap-
pointed. one from each ward, TO wait on the
Democrats 10 see what they proposed to do,
md he committee be instructed to ask for
lrst choice of nominees
The report on permanent organi-
alton was adopted and the officers
i0Ok the oath. The report OF the Commit
&c on Order of Business was wrangled
about for some time and no one seemed
sstisned with what any one else wanted,
AZ last after nearly every delegate had
made bis little speech, the report was
foopteu anu tue Ntrus appointed tnelr
members to the ConferenCs Committee as
iolIo~s First ward. c. II Stein; Second
ward. T. Portsmouth: Third ward J. X.
Dykhouse, Fourth ward. NJ. Kinney, Fifth
ward, j. Burrows; Sixth ward G. Bisonette
seventh ward. J. Lemon. Eighth ward,
6eO. DOsn.
The convention then took short recess
70 allow The Conference Committee time to
report.
Tbs Com mmittee reported that thev had
net similar Committee from the Demo-
cratic convention and they bad decided that
each convention should elect their candi-
dsis aud that the conventions meet and
rstifr the uOminstion. The report was
sdo pied.
The name Of Frank Fl. Gill was placed ia
nominstiOn. and II the speeches made by
those Who seconded the nomination are TO
be believed. Nr. Gill is bat little lower than
The angels. All emed TO think that no
oue would ever De able 70 learn
shout Mr.. GilI's manifold virtues
unless thew we're especially mentioned. A
com mittee Of three was appointed 20 rait
on Ar. Gill and bring him before the loi {
convention. when they should fuse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
HIS EAR WAS OYr-

A local appeared in one of the Sunday
morning papers stating that Don. J. Leath-
ers had purchased furniture of Compton
Bros. The local was sent bv telephone,
and was not correctly received by the S. NJ.
F.. hence the error. There you'd have
been nothing strange In the item had IT
been true as Compton Bros. are headquart-
ers for furniture buyers. They can be sup
piled with appropriate furniture for humble
cottage or a grade elegant enough for the
grandest mansion. And the most interest
ing fact is that they undersell all compet-
tors. Call and inspect the stock at 205 and
205 South Division-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
Election Notice.


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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Al 9,i5 the two conventions met in Joint
session in the Circuit Court room and pro-
csedsd 20 rstify the nominations. y. A
Fletcher moved that the joint convention
rsufy tha names Of Nessrs Killesn an 4
Gill kilesn vas called for and thanked
The convention for the nom nation and ac-
cspted the nomination. Mr.. Gill vas then
called M. snd responded by thanking the
convention for the honor. sud vira short
speech sccepesd the uo1instioc. The con
Fsation adjourned a. QA1
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
AnheuSer Bushe Beer
OF ST. Louis, No, has arrived and is for
sale in all first.cisss salopns in the city.
WN GEtocK. Sole Agent.
Telephone l6e and $50,

A round million Of people
are buying the great Thanks
giving number Of Ladies
Home Journal and Practical
Housekeeper.
What do YOU think they
pay for it?
Six cents at the news
stands; but some prefer to
send ten cents in silver Oh
stamps and get four numbers
September, October, Thanks
giving and Christmas.
What can it amount to?
To a great deal more than
it costs. 1t is the first exam
pie the world has seen of
what cooperation can do OF
a grand scale in making q
good magazine for families.
1t costs half a million dollars,
but nearly a million families
pay for it. Half a dollar a
year a family
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31


fhs Democratic convention sss held Al he
ed Sapsrisr Court ro0as. lE as called %
order oy Hon. Peter DofsH. Chaifmaa Of
tas C0amlttee. Who sai4 that II reasonable
cou1sls presa isd. The nominees ot ne
convention soul1 % elected. that good
aominaEiGn as would sic ia tie slettion Of
Ar Ford and susngt hen the state and
Nsu0nai lickeis III the nominees we're
elected il "a gar result Ia tbs election oI =
Il = senst0f--o1s sao would not have 20
earry around q msn FRIDAY IKE he COlum-
bian 0rstcr 10 ansseT QuestOns.
Mr. Doran stated that he bad been ia
structed 10 call % tie chair Hon. Henry
fFalic
SIR. Frshc said that be would add only
sord 20 tue remarks oi ~. Dorso. and
that was that The election ola United states
senator from Michigan meant Democsstlc
control OF the senate.
r. j. Morrbsoa acted as secretary.
The chair named as = tommiItee on Gre
dsntials Thomas r. CarrSil. \. A. Fletcher,
T. b Dikefusn and COMMITTEES on
Order OF Business, A. Doyle. Edward Boy.
and. William flizpatrick.
The llst Of delegates reported by the
committee vss The same ss N Yesterday
mornings TxLxGEAA-H ERALD. The tenn
pOrary officers were made permanent.
A Committee on Conference vss chosen
as follows. Joseph Jeflers L. +. Carroll. h.
g. Diksman, l.. f. Carroll, James Doberty.
r. q. AcGann, c. A. Wurzburg, James
sherlock.
A recess Was taken 70 give tbs Committee
On Conference an opportunity TO inter-
view the Greenbackecs. aud on the return
II the committee they reported through
r.. B. Dikeman. The report was not very
clear ia its terms, but was finally inter-
preted TO mean that each convention should
nominate one candidate. and the Demo-
Gratis should then adjourn 10 tue Green
oackers hall, where the respective parties
90 the marriage contract should fall on each
others necks and embrace.
Wm. Wsner TAYLOR then presented the
aams Of John killesn. Mr. kiiiesn. be
said, was we'll qualified for the place by
soar years experiences in the City Council.
Ehsre he took a prominent part in building
be City Hall, was the father of Crescent
lark, and of the improvement OF East
Bridge street hill. He had also served in
be Legislature. where he voted and worked
Tor the repeal of The Baker conspiracy law
be Compulsory Education bill, DILL 10
make employers responsible in certain cases
ior injuries 10 employees. the bill 10 abolish
state prison labor, the Australian Election
aw. etc. The speech was greeted with APP
D,AuSe. and Mr.. killean was nominated by
cclamstion. The Chair. on n vote OF the
convention, appointed Hon. Julius House
ran. Judge Holmes. and Gen. A. A.
,tevens TO wait on Mr.. killesn and invite
i'm over TO the Gresnbackers ball, and the
onventiOn thersupon adjourned for the
owe feast.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

bele~ . f<@ Asi - tEs nIoE ff11s.
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B4s.nsss nsn ans sas p1bllc Esnxfsiis are
lsssscstslis rsgessted le pzgrozizs ss.a
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NFNSPAPERs
ksraios Ts1ksaAS hxEALr. ls Rexr.Sx.
NoruIas bessscras s3 Fesrl e.
kssniBs kssls. - Ly0a-ss.
f.sr.sa9 tsa.fe - Pear a.
H.s4s.zss.. fesrtsl
Safa.s Is sasssts SAepsfd Building
fouugslu-st
tsersszsi.s 70 Arc~cs. up stairs
~ ,iis sres - west EIidxe Il.
Aesssz4 4ftsa. - OsfswzsL
Stchiges f,ssassssa's. - lyon-ss Sd seer
BsaftA zaa Hal. roonDs "a snd ~ Ho1ss
mas bulldisx.
H.c44gala gs-r,sEl Pear Of
ssssez ~ lssSsse Pe2ria
ljatf II sas 4y4..isag. West Bsidges4
Bars@ss r Lgs = Csnsl-st
JOB OFFICES.
Eaton. Lyoa 4 Allen Pnnfing Co. e.
Lson-s-
Lcsto1at. 50 Pe3fl-sl.
West Michigan Printing Co. Ts-ss Lyon
81
Fuller Stowe Co. "a lyon-st 81 noer.
l.. b. StsufoR s Co. Pesrl-si
Heusen & ksyudsTs. q south IenissL
T. Tb hugenhGlgz. 50 Lyon-st-
l. ). Dygsft ; Peafl-st
Martin / WurSoufs, 10 Arcade, up siaiss
J Rcokus - Nonros-sL
Seymour L Nuir 81 Pearlst
John q Lee. IS West Bddee-st
0KASD kArins II BIOGRAPHICAL lkIoH No 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
AL.rg. Shipment

Leonard & sons. yesterday rscsivsd three
car loads OF orockery shipped from Liver
pooi direct q Grand Rapids The shipment
csn,e from ~. houses Of alfred Msaxin. Il
ransisll and Doulfon 4 Co. AZ Burs.en
TIE t1tsi Of ths shipment NAs 40 sev. Is
Sd t2ib ths total duties we're g. 81. 81
ger cent. Of the cost
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
A swedish Republican Club.

A Swedish Republican Club Of forty
members was organized last evening at a
meeting held in the Danish hall, on Scrib-
ner-st. Much enthusiasm was manifested.
The Swedish voters are very earnest in Their
support of Harrison and Morton and Bel
khan
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Are psrted IN = smile. tksY iisrls.e a-rr
O. resris riTsli1g n pDritv those wbicb the
diver brings az fronn he hottonl 81 he Per.
sian Se.. Whss ~iif eesf rr~servs fhss.
gers II the n1cuthf Soz0poNT. he 60
brsfed besau3er and prss~rvs6va - the
teeth.
To b trse ron ssck headache, hffiors-
ress cEfnsttr ttrsficc. sFc 80 lsrfers Efftfa
Liver PiilS Ss-tcslF veestsols Ih@7 reatsr
sIira1aie tie liver ard fres 1ae ssoznaes
frun niie
Not ons IN twenty are free irer sara e.
- siinent csuee1 ~ insefion o. tna n-er
& - Carers Iftfie Liver Piils Tts rss-<s.
VII es pissesns sarpTss Tkeg xivs eez
ifivs r,i ct
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

No rent. no high rate insured. no high
"a srIed sslesmen. bat my low prices sell a
carload of stoves each week. Time or each,
The price the same.
s. 2. DEVRIEs,
Corner Ellsworth ave and Cherry-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Yoa hardly realize that Il = medicine
when taxing Cartcr's Little Liver Pii =
lhev sre very sinai, 10 BAD effects a.
troubles from torpid liver are relieved ~
thafr naa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

What is more attractive than q pretty
face with fresh, fright complexion? For
il use Pczzoni's Powder.