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,PuNGOTEAGuE, VA,
\, March 10Th, 1888. I

March 10Th, 1855. !
I have Used the Combination
Fence. 1t is ffsexptnSlveand rather
pleasing to the eSe, and barring ac-
citlrnls and the acts of vicious per
sunS, ann well pleased with it.
JOHN L.. HARMANSON.
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Mr.. James c. Lang and Miss Ida j.
Warner were married at Marrsvllie,
"Wednesday, Ju'.e 9th, Rev. j. W,
Ward, officiating.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

District Conference will convene ct
Dnwnins's church, near Oak Hal,
July Il.
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When you visit Baltimore stop at tie
N1althy House. where will be fcnm'
first class accommodations and exceed
i.lgly love rates.
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Wanted every honsekecper to get a
barrel of Our -four. II your merchant
has not got it, illsst Oh his getting some.
james Myer & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

Fourteen gallons OF fine Ice cream WAS
retailed at Bundick's ice cream p;lrior
last Saturday. This speaks well Tor his
cream.
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For SALE.-I Offer for sale on rea.
sonable terms ii very desirable honst
and lot situated i'll the village of TEN.
perahcevilc. 1t contains six good
rooms. three above and three below
with back porch and pantry. a good
school and church, almost at door. Fol
further particulars, apply to
E. G. Jacobs,
Dbl. T. Brodwater.
TcNhperanccville, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

The most popular dirk At Qnanccck
now is the new milk shake made at
liuidich s ice cream larlor 1t lays
sn;!a water al! in the Sladc.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

Richard Johnson. (cnl.l WAS lodged in
jail Yesterday to answer ch&ge oil las-
ceny al grand jury term.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

Any merchant that will settle down
nn oLr "IIiawatlia' fancy paicl.t and
our M 'lIlss' patent will liear 10 more
complaints from Their customers and
will lind thai their flour trade will III
crease.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

Monarch -four has becomes household
word. Every barrel of our flour guar.
t,teed us represented or mnne7 refund
ell. For sale by James Myer " 90.
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BrIcKs-T havu for sac so, 900 bricks
at my brick yard. j. I. Ac.Iry,
BloXon, Va.
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SATURDAY, JUNE so, 1855.
LOG AZ NE'S

Pungoteaguc camp meeting vii! com
mence August ,.
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TESTIMONIALS
of Purchasers of Combination Fence.
LocusTMoUNT. VA,

LOClISTMOUNT. VA,
MARCH 10th, 1888.
Mr.. q. nj. Nottinglam-Dear Sir:
l like the Combination Fence very
much. have used barb wire rail
ing and pailiHg, but think your
fence cheaper and better in every
way. Yours truly.
REV. j. w. A. ELLIOTT.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

Crown patent flour will give
heller satisfaction for the money than
any other flour. Try il lnd be convinced
James Myer & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

NnT1cE-For sal IL double horse wa
gon good us new. w. b. Wilkins.
Accomac G.. II.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-06-30

D. e. Johnson
Leemont, V a.
Having had many letters OF in
curry when l would have new
goods. information is hereby given
through the ENTERPRISE, our
household paper, tha5 am home,
luIly prepared to meet the demands
of all chat wanGto buy goods cheap.
[ have ono of the best lines of
Or. IS Goods
Oh The Shore, INCLUDING Il full line OF
White Gocds 8. Embr@derles,
Hale, and Gems Fur
nisblng Goods.
Ladies', Gents, and Children's
Fins Shoes asa specially.
Ialsa carry the largestline ofGents'
Boys and Children's Clothing
in the county and at the lowest
prices, as every one will be con
WINGED who will call and examine
NV stock is also headquarters fol-
Furniture, Carpet,Matting and Oil Clotf
which will be soIdat bottom prices
My stock OF
Tjoware, Hardware, Glass and China
ware very null
and at the lowest possible, prices,
Especial attention is invited to the
fact That Standard Steel Ont Nails
are sold ut my store by the key at
81. 90, and other hardware in pro,
portlo,,-alSo A large lOtof fine Oil
dyed CARPET CHAIN at Sl.lO
per pad full, weight.
To cart makers we are ieadquar
trrs for wheel wool, and to black
smiths will sell iron at Baltimore
prices including freight and lray-
AGE. Ifyou want to whitewash
Sc nd and get a barrelof TrotL's hes!
wood burnt lime, keep ton hand.
If You want good Flour, / keep the
best brands and at bottom prices,
also fine bolted Meal. | have also
- nice line of Carriage Harness,
busters, &c.
The second floor OF my Store is
nsed as ~ MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, which
will colupete with the best on the
Eastern Shore. All work done done
there guaranteed. Orders prompt.
Is filed. Special attention paid to
bridal outfits. Respectfully
ID. H..JOGNSON
Tenm0nt Va
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NOTICE. offer mt private contract
forsAle. .sient for The year 1880, the
hotel at Pungoteague.
S.lYaLeyille.
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Granger iinlmcnt (rnr MIN or beastr
cnres splslils. cuts, gals, neuralgia and
rheumatism, prepared by James Bayly
& Son. baltimore,
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For PENT-In Unslurs Nerk. an
excellent two.holsc farm with all new
buildings. Apply to
S. :. Pnrramore,
Accomac e.. H., Va.
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Our s.sI'Liss" patent IS the highest
grade flour that goes tn the E. Shore for
The price. Nearly All the leading mer-
cllallts keep it. Nudge, Smith u Co.

For ,liauhora, dysente1Y. cramps,
rnlc and all summer complaints ask Tor
Baylr's cllnlera cnre. price q cent?. pre-
pared by Jas. Blyly Il Son, BAlLimUrf.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

James Myer s. Co.'S High Grade hours
arc the best.
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Irynn want something fancy buy
Royal flour, for sale by james Myer s.
Coz
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Foe S.sLs.-A binding lot ut Onley
slntlmn " itl yard or lawn already estaO-
Iishn.l ard set with ornamental trees.
Terms low tt any ole desiring o lliild.
Geo. w. McMa;h, Onley, Va.
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tn The Circuit Court for the county
L OfAccOmack.
Nontcalm Oldham, Junr., admr.
de-honis- non with tile will anneXe |
of Abel T. Johnson, ,deceased........
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4" stops for pNssenxeFs on signal TO cOnd9cIof
81 daily. sf0sSs Sgaa3.
II. ". Dunno, Snp't.
Cape Charles City. Va.
r. 3. Cooke, Gen'l Freight AID Passen-
er Aren't. Norfolk. Va
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WANrED.-A young mali of steady
habits with Il fair knowledge Of farming
to work and snpelnttnd in nursery.
Good wages and permanent employment
10 the rightln man.
Geo, ". McMatll, Onlty. Va.
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SCHOONER ARIEL Two thirds Of the
Ariel is f'r Sillr ut IL sacrifice. She will
carry six hundred bushels of oysters.
and i;5in COOL condition. is ali excellent
drrfge bnlt. Terms easT. Any one
wanting "a btrgain CALI address me- ut
Seaside, Acc0mao clunty, Va.
n. W. Noek,
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Mrs. {. G. Savage OF ourtownis yer.
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Es1RAy-A black shoat. weighing
alr,t IS pounds. A liberal reward will
be pail. for return Of same.
juno l., SIS. L. Floyd Mock.
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William Fl. Parker, admr. of che;
personal estate oleSn san e. sWhar-s
ion, deceased. and others. .Deits.
In ChnncerY.
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Nudge, Smith & Co
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have given. particular attention
TO White Goods this season, and
can show you good styles in P1QUE
IN plaid and stripes, NATNSOOKS,
INDIA LINEN. VICTORIA
LAWNS, MuLLS, &c.
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Prof. q. C. Bundick has returned
home from North Carolina, Where lie
has been teaching the past session.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-07-13
,ntice Of Mortgage @ale.

49,. pal4}eation lilir .a -
~, l.6,t, u. l.sttIe All Goia Lytf.e,
his vile. ,,....,a. Il : Orm,ly.
Mofl7a1e' :. - ,fr4st Deed dated Feb soth.
- III recorded II the eH'e = -, Il p
- needs ii and lnf 'fahl 'o1,4's lsea II
: ,ae iii iav Il February q. -. - -
- 49, 1.,lo,k ~ m, il boon = y NO.
- No., as. Isl. and h5l .,,.,r+a, ~
~ ,lI.a15I,.ared premises, soulheas '''1e, mn
~ tIf,rty tour -, toWnsl4lp oia' ~ '.,1
seetl'l nm, ,a.nty il3ol, range iluy -oAe l2ll
die.l - 49, 5th i 81, containing ~ ~
vss' :" =, bavlng been male III The rsie,,, ,na
4s.t'''l' tnndrei and tlIiftysiN am oaLaoo ,o,a
q one ,''' dal1ars. which IS due al TINS as.e
lSi'o ,a,sine the whole sun 81 oil' ~
theIehs ....3 and 3o-lpo lsldab.3e' aoilais
- - No dile according 'o alle Ne sa,i mort
sai1 mortgage or trus. aeea' 1''.ad hy 4 sale
s'. f,,Ist deed will be iofec',sea 4....,haa
sas ,aa,t Gagged premises a. '1osI - u, J
81 ~ ~, allrtion 1t the lIol,t w. ,n u
~ p.ui h',,se IN Mlhank, Grant 1ouii,s ~ -.
c'3iI1 shsrtt OF Grant county, =. -.
y ~ s'a'' 80, Aup,lst. A. y. lssS ~ = 80. =
lfii aa' ,aa highest bidder ior tasii - sasi7'
= ~ ,,nt then due Oh saii iiloi !
the amour. a costs ana disbursements AZ"
trust aee,i ars a attorneys tees = stlpula'eu ~
sad mortgage. III. II lime. A. d. ls,S.
Dated tins -''l '''' i. s. OkMSBl,
Mortgage or Trustee
~ Novlus, Atty Tor Mor's"s'1'N =
zoe Big Stone CNy, Oar
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-07-13

\ Is,oIu.,ons ws' aao iseh'
1 stt.,vv,sa.pplicatlon Ne and drmand ,'r
\, | 70 De recosnlzei as a. a,i. ,,'s
y ndse nth Judicial DIS
!. Il, ..s,,,ssrins to this board
| I i, Z the Hon. Judgel tn NJ
IT, /. ...I.ng sald once OF
r.ry lies within this board 81
!. I. ,.,.arr,le,i T. Tuesday Ju-
enA Il " HalArs,
{ hartman
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-07-13
Notice. .

Parties holding town orders against the
of BIZ stone, county Of Grant, Territory
oi Dakota, are hereby notified 70 present them
tor paynent before August 9th. 1888, after
which time tho interest will cease
.IoHs llEFFERsAs,
Town Treasurer
Biz stone Township, July i, 1855
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-07-13

IL !, Mcbride, agent Tor
!. .'.,.,or Company, ior the
mai n property assessment Oh
1l,' ~ ann OF 5000. 90, wa $
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-07-13
,,,e. Never ia''.
January 2a, 1871

- r{l4oS MAENEf NV
CITY. January Is. 1871
,.,v. been using bf.aaly'a r@ly are,
ri, lor thsiast ,a,,s fra s."rI There IS nothl
s r'.aS'" ;s"' . ," !. 1ss' ss ''''sn .sn
and an s,ais ysI hov rrnakabls, t1's Vas ss rl
fr.,4 ~ Of .,sr the 'sss natur
aly aIiS'''y leads TO damp pl''psdI ,nd at night
na1 lad ! could not walk ~" ,,ed i nalsams
suffered p1i fcart"Iy, y, t,pus 'E,,a Of tin.tures
81, s,,sn'','i1isa 'nay iia ' me no good and naiy dt,
:sa :: G;'S !: i: :!s 4: s;
11en foen iln began to inplovaf nra rot entirely
th, this; for y"w ''s'' xhensvtr sick sick never ever
We,', WWran1re.h's Pills lAa'
fail.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-07-13
PROCEEDINGS"
| i, count, C"'"na'"-
| o.,roun,I. -. =.

Of ~. r..
,uul Co""'t' "
Monday. ,uIY ;. 1855.
rs' ssr s."sr session.. ;,
Nl.ll''''a ,a,a ana the auditor
iral.'-n'
hoard for the quarter
.lte 'e'' ~ r,.,i and uI,prov
s. SsFs '''.'
.,,,,ited and al
ll.s "e's
s,re ol Mlss
"H ; 80 90
iia ~, ~ and Christ ~
4, Miss Mary
icllie W 4 IS /
!. .'.,.tor i Company, ior the
F'aA lrolr,' .lm >, 5000. %, was
y ~
y. ..;o,. vas adopted.
e'oIa..v',,,, ,,,.a,,on and demand
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-07-13

\. VI " the territory with
M WI meet this year at
!, 'u's 18th. They talk
IS. - lake the permanent
'flaeen News.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15

bESsssys VI xet vsNts,s~-xsxNls.
LuDrRGToS. June l4-Robinson's show
has come and gone. and with it horde of
gamblers and fakifs- Sheriff Dorr and
Marshal Kennedy were on the alert. and on
Monday night commenced bagging the
lightfngered gentry, aud many Of them
left the clty on the first outgoing train.
Notwithstanding the caution of the officers
many farmers were yictimized, losing all
they bad. and having TO borrow money TO
pay their way home.-Sherif Dorr, Pros
ecuting Attorney Bishop, ID. V. Samuels
and others are preparing 90 go to the Chi
cago convention 10 assist in booming Alger.
There is diversity of feeling among the
Leading Republicans of this section as to
who is the most available man to head the
ticket.-The business men have called a
meeting TO make preparation for celebrat-
ing the Fourth OF July. Special prizes will
be offered TO induce foreign base ball clubs
10 visit our city on that occaSion.- is
rumored here that Hon. J. Byron Judkins,
our Circuit Judge, has purchased property
In Gtsnd Rapids, with the intention oi
moving there to engage In the practice oil
connection with the forthcoming vacancy
on the Supreme bench. The Democrat OF
last weeks issue pays him high and de
served compliment. and assures him its
support in the event he should be Domi-
mated by the Republicans. Your CORE
spondent has made some inquiries among
the Leading members Of the oar. and ali oi
thsm, regardless Of politics, endorse him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15
PREPARING THE WAY
ras eoaysnrIos~ easLInINAEIEs


- - - ~.
tHIfA1ists JUS a. .'sae - @%
foFf1 a. Las pfessi'nS ne cal - efaSf OF
-. sf...,..,f...s 4aftan.I CaaTensfon took
- -
Pi>1s te't "s'
1snDers 81 t1e Hstlensi 1esA miles 1sssto-
slsd =, hssdqzarlers - seEgle pfslimia zKlss-
- -. fs..frn..n IL liz, Cam sait-
-. - - (,-nzr.l kl.x.n.isr III
---.,. - s~-.~..,f-. - Arm. Han.
s-.-.,.s'.. 80 1@.en-..fl...,s sec
- - ..-,.s.,s =, ls.r..,n -. AZ N~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15

whst soune sf sse Boonsrs SAID wssS. oa
the Wy - Chirsgo.

whss soune sf sse Boomers sssf wssS- ss
the Wy - ChirsEc.
Prrrssrss, Jane i4--rhere vas = notable
rstherias ol Sepaelcans At tie Onion ssa-
lion this morniES ca r0uts 20 Chicsxo.
Among he nnmbsr vers Senators Spooner,
stock ksri.i..e and Canxressmen Neklnley
and Bauerrorta Waite taking hrsakfast
ths gentlemen usre an disposed 70 talk
ss,ite free'r senator Srroner sail. The
in1.caiions print D. = se.eciien et ore car
tidaie tr9rl NsW y arx and lae agher fren
ladians It IS ascsssaFv thsf one 81 he
csnfidstsr seicar 10 lnAiiana ard anfertu-
rsfe tssf two restienks ifolu taat stare
shcuId se la tae felf
NJ Stock ,r'ies sa8 hat he Michigan
knaezaricn 3 aot aniv rcinz b. preeeul Ser-
49, Atfers 1see b1t Houid 1cmiEate
ksrn. IL teis9asiea is soiia
~ BHrsr9erth said taar the convention
wo1it - sts <rts' est sver aaid ev sifnsr 81
fre carifet- rrn il zai3 be ~3erends
see iuteFe n,c-s tean svaf. ~ ne Reuue. fean
rsrtr a nfears tasf fae tlfrre vi eifhsr
- ere ~ 1rtnd snrcess ar The ss-nR -
ps<ces 1f t1a rsrtF tne dp<tr-,eti- - e.
n~rf rries - aouiinete nsa ~aern the
~ ser rfssis tnew n3Eat - tatasfs-s rtsr,
ue nizhi ss eei tivit.e as.ers an.f nalff 81
rarfT answ. Hat Z 1auf exrerf s,.h
reeult 3 1eisve = wisa courxa -sll =.
rufsuesf sd = strcnx nso uomsust~.f-
Elsinss aeasx Aas oel~era ainseH sad
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15

sxsNs<sst u sss ysStssAs-sts>ss.
SHELBY, June 14--Iast evening some of
our business men met at w. H. ChurchiIl's
Office. over the bank and Organized and in
corporated cospsny called the Shelby
improvement Company" Stock was sub
scriosd in the amount Of 5000. The
o0jec is TO erect solid brick block $3.50
feet on tee lot now occupied by the bank.
The first floor for store and bank and the
second floor for an opera hall. The officers
elected were D. II. Rankin, president Geo.
B. Getty. vice president. W H. Churchill,
secretary. and Geo. T. Dewey treasurer.
The company il ready 90 receive bids for
erecting the buildisx- S. ". Webber. of
Muir. Was present and took sn active inter
est IN oresniziog the company. a. also did
". A. Phelps. Of whitehall Tbs Is .
step in the right direction a. Churchill,
Oskss A Co. need q better sznking o. flee
and the village needs an opera house. Tie
officers elected - above. together With r.
H Wheeler and A r. Aekinnen as two Of
The Eve directors insare success.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15
MANY LOGS LOST.
The Disastrous Breaking Away of Logs
Frsm = Boom

The Disastrous Breaking Away Of Logs
FTem = Boom.
SuPERIoR, Wis, June l4.-oeyersl million
feet Of logs broke loose from the booms
above Cloquet yesterday and came tearing
down the streem to the island on which
several hundred people live. doing great
damage. The buildings carried away were
the Freeman House, Everett House, Tyn-
dslrs saloon and boarding house. Bovey' .
barber shop. Wslisce's -four and feed store,
McCullough's saloon, Blakesion's and
Smiths saloons, the court house and jail,
and four dwellings. Thirty or forty other
buildings were completely surrounded by
water. The loss 10 lumbermen will be
enormous. as the logs will have to be picked
Up when they reach the lake by tugs. and
it will be impossible TO save them all.
The loss thus far, roughly estimated, Ia
500 00O.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15

s. Louis osne--W hatf Hsve pa -
S7sed Ar d tfosssie. - osnahsf Way. he
seloEse~ - one q the h>st families n TIE
countzy. ssa / wss aeiirAtec as the pro>-
peef of q n>asch oesween yoa-
81 Loats Beile-I ~ond hawe scoepted
hsna but so-taasaelv ssr ny fasnre hsp-
pine>s ! fssusd kssa eos - tine He did
nct r~al7 io~s aes - va sfs@r my
nseneT
.l1pes<ftle. The D G->osfes have al
wsTs teen TIE ~sss - hszssr
foa ssid 80 yeur-~lf na. thss sauuld
rot trrst snY s1iss< whs s2pesred sorret-
fll s< ~ psrssnes esa1ert n1iex <ny csr-
cl1nns.snczs
'-Csrf<lRiy
Weii MF =. Gosfs teok u~ ~ th>
reT. lssr ssgss <~s - h.szns peaans
n a1x s>ek>A s-onzAa Wzsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15

txsAss.ss - xtlslsss-stsskN
FsAsxroKr. june is--rhe Toledo & Ann
Arbor Railroad have finished their survey
between Cadillac and Frankfort. They pro-
pose TO make this their east shore terminus,
il the citizens will bond the town for $25 .000
They now have the matter under considers
ton. but there is not question but that
Mr.. Ashley's proposition will be granted
Parties viii be here soon TO put in q
system OF water works TO supply private
houses rs well IS for fire protection.--
Work will soon begin On the Methodist and
Congregational campmeeting grounds at
Crystal Lake close 10 the new Summer hotel
that Is fast nearing completion
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15
NOTABLE WEDDINGS
moLus AND HAIRY oAsFlELn.
Tee Marriages il the Gsrdsld nsnsriAi
Hsozn ~ nsnser-J. seenksy
Brews Lss1s Mfss Nellie
- the Altar.

NkssoE. 0aio. june lz.--Ths marriage Of
Hiss Aollfe Garfield TO ]. Stanley Brown.
and that OF hiss belle Macon. Of Cleveland.
70 Harry 0sfnsld. eldest sen Of the dead
Pfssidsnt. took place this evening 81 the
hone of the family. The ceremony was
performed in the Garfield memorial room
By Rev. W. Y. w. Davis Of Worcester, Asss-,
former pastor II the Euclid Avenue Pr1sby-
terian ehlrcs Of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 0srneld viii 90 70
Eorthsxn New York on their wedding
tour, and j. stanley Brown and bis bride.
after shsrt tour in the West. will leave
for Europe. Anong the prominent guests
present we're ex-Presidenf Hayes and wife.
and ex- Postmaster General James and vile.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15
. NEW DEPARTURE.
And q Good One.

Every Saturday night from
8 O'Clock until closing time, 2
o'clock, will be placed on
Special Tables and Offered
for Sale at Unheard of Re
ductions the odds and ends,
remnants and broken lines
from nearly every department
In our store. With our mag
nificent stock of $500. 900 and
selling vast quantities of goods
daily, remnants and broken
lines must necessarily occur.
saturday nights will present
brilliant opportunities for
obtaining bargains such as no
competition can offer. You
will find Remnants from our
Carpet Room, short lengths of
Dress Goods, bargains from
our Domestic Stock. remnants
of Table Dsmask and odd
Napkins, broken lines of Hos
iery for Ladies, Gentlemen
and Children. odd and broken
lines OF Corsets. remnants of
Black Goods and Silks. broken
lines Of Muslin Underwear
and Soiled Garments, gigantic
bargains in Psrasols. etc, etc.
Make IT special point TO at
tend our
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Rumors were
current about the Senate today that the
New York delegation was badly split up
and that it could not be swung solidly for
any one or by any one. Il was said His
cocks friends were fighting the proposition
to give Chsuncey Depew a complimentary
vote and might insist putting the Senator
himself in nomination. Hiscock and Platt
work together. so that the significance of
such q movement could not be misunder-
stood. Senator Hiscock himself has been
talking Blaine for the last day or two.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Indian Commits
sioner Atkins has finally left his ofice
and gone to Tennessee, where he viii open
his campaign for the Senate against Senator
Harris. The Office of Indian Com missioner
Is now vacant Tennessee Democrats in
Washington say that Atkins has not the
ghost of a chance of election. and that Sen
stor Harris will be reelected with but
little opposition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15

XAsHIseros. June if.-General Alger
will have some good Washington workers
for him At Chicago. Both Brewer and Bur
rows have decidsd TO 20 Brewer leaves to-
moro. evening with w. b. Thompson and
other Michigan men. and Burrows viii
either 60 then or on Saturday evening.
Twenty Republican Senators will leave this
evening in . private car There will also
De about thirty Representatives. al told. in
attendance At the convention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15

IASsINo. June 1.-The morning session
Of the Legislative Reunion was poorly az
tended. the literature feature being the ad-
dress Of Hon. c. p. Black; subject. Does
Michigan properly punish criminals2"s The
remainder of the programme was musical.
The officers for the coming year will be:
President. Ex-Governor Felch, Ann Ar
Dor. Secretary. Dan l.. Crossmsn. Williams
ton: Treasurer. John Strong, Monroe; Exc
cutive Committee. Hon. L. NJ Sellers.
Cedar Springs, ID. r. Markey. West Branch I;
E II. Conely, Detroit; J. w. Belknap,
Gresuville.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-15
spoo.er's House Robbed.

wAsHIssros. June 1.-The burglar who
has been entering houses in this city By
means of a ladder is still at work. Some
time last night he visited the residence OF
Senator Spoorer and entered through the
sccond-story window. The diniag room
was visited AMI about $50 worth OF silver
wear carried off, A dog kept in the base
ment made some noise during the night,
which, il is supposed, frightened of the
burglar before ne had time TO enter other
rooms. The ladder used was left on the
premises