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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02
II REKA USE,
JOS. r. H0LTZ.AAN, Proprietor
EDINBURG, VA.

This new and eommodious hotel is now
open for the reception Of guests. Every
thing is new from basement 10 attic, and
was built with view to making il one Of
the most comfortable and attractive hotels
in the Valley. The rooms are fitted up
with all modern improvements in furni-
ture. The Office and dining room are
handsome, large and comfortable.
No pains OF expense will be spared 10
furnish the table with all that can tempt
the appetite and give perfect satisfaction.
Charges will be very moderate, and
guests can rest assured that all will b.
done TO make their stay comfortable and
enjoyable. 1'0
A iirst-class livery is attached to the
hotel. rDec. l6. 'S7-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02
WANT E d /.

w
lO0, 900 Bushels Wheat,
100000 Bushels Corn,
100000 Bushels Oats,
500 Tons Hav, .nnN
s 500 Bushels Clover Seed,
500 Bushels Barley and Rye,
All delivered on b. g. o. r. r. New sacks
furnished for oats and corn.
p. B. SUBLETT q SON /
Aug. S-6ml 'tII. Staunton, va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02

"Is your mince pie made Of
horse meat 7" demanded adyspep-
tic looking patron OF a hotel pro-
prietor.
"CertaiDly not. Why do you
ask such an insulting question !"
"Because the PIE | ate last even.
ing gave me the nightmare"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02

The Chicago dead-beat is said to
be making q handsome hv'ag now
BY advertising for wife aud re,
quiripG that applicants enclose a
stamp for reply. His mail has % g,
9 sent up ip q wheel'barrow'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02
DR A. MARTIN,
SURGEON &} DENTIST

Respectfully informs the public that
ne has resumed the practice Of his pro-
sssion orders left. at the store OF =. J:
Fravel, In Woodstock. wiilreceiye pro-
npt attention
May 15, '54-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02

Rosr. o. vALKKR. $50. L. KELLER
IITALKER q KELLER.
w ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
WooDsTocK, VIRGINIA.
H Office on Court Street.
One member Of the firm will be in Mt.
jackson from o'clock Thursday after
noon, until Saturday night Of each week.
Once over Irwin's Drug Store.
NAY SIT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02
PATENTS

obtained for new inVentlohs, v. pi ="
provements in old ones, Caveats Infringe
ments. Trade Marks and sll patent busi
ness promptly attended 70.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE Btk4
REJECTEDrma still, in most cssos: %
patented by us. Being opposite the " ,,
Patent Office and, engaged IN fafe.'
business exclusively, We can secure pa
euts in less time than those who are ~
mote from Washington. 4
when inventors send model o. s<etI1
we make search in the Patent Once
advise as to its patentabilitJ<
charge. Correspondence oonne
fees fees reasonable, aud no charss ~
pasSs' ws refer Sr'I BY permission 70 ~ "
Postmaster, and to the Supe r1n1l
the Post Office Money order "
f1l,1binqton. For specis
", advice, terms, &o:, a ~ !,
C. A. SNOW ~ y
Paent eldee WazhA - I
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02
A 6. wYNK0OP,

A 6. wYNKOOP,
ATTOR NEY AT Ia v,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
WOODSTOCK VA,
Will practice in the Courts of Shenan-
doah and adjacent counties.
Special attention given TO the collection
ofclaims and all legal business entrusted
10 his care.
Will re in VT. Jackson on Friday and
Saturday, before the 2nd Tuesday Of each
month, at DIR. L. II. Jordan's Office.
May Is. SIT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02

Floods in Abruzzp, Italy, have
oansed enormous damage and the
..1 .1.-..<rfycs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02

Nature combs the rooster's head,
but woman has to comb her own
Baltimore Democrat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02

This quiet hotel has been refitted and
refurnished throughout, and now offers 10
all the comforts of a coy home
The table will be supplied with every.
thing 70 please the inner man. fft
E0~The bar is supplied with TIE best
qualities of fine wives, liquors, beer cigars
&C., &c. .... ~.
EBA first-class Livery and Feed Stable
attached. MAY - 's7-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02
6Ji Penn. Ave. through to COS B st..
Opposite Bait. and Potomac R. r. Depot
WASHING TON, d C
sa5" MEALS Al ALL HOURS.

This house is not only noted for the best
35 CENT NEAL
in the city, but to the public generally.
tT-The bar is we'll stocked with the
best brand Of Liquors, Wines, Beer and
Cigars that can be had.
PARTICK MOORE, Proprietor.
Oct 81, 'e7-lv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-02

81 dare say,' returned Miss
Becky. ''Now, If it hadn't been
for the rheumatism could earn
my living for years yet and maybe
get something ahead again, but it
seems as If the rheumatism laid In
wait for the poor aud friehdIess."
"YOu ought to have married
when yOn were young, Becky"
said The doctors widow, who had
forgotten all about Becky's love
affair and labored under the Im'
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15
A FLOUR TRUST.
The Michigan Aiilers. Tuesday Evening
Adopt-a the Folio wing Resolutions.

The Michigan AilIers. Tuesday Evening,
Adopt-a the Folio wins Resolutions.
"WHERkAs, The condition OF the -four
market is such that continued operation
OF the mills at full capacity must result in
dire disaster to the milling fraternity of the
country. and
WHrRxAs, Milling associations in differ
ent sections of the country are holding
meetings with q view Of reducing or cur
failing the output OF the -four; therefore, be
iG
Res0lreS. That tho Michigan milllers are
IN hearty accord with the sentiments as
expressed in the communications before
them, and agree TO cooperate with millers
in otner sections ia reducing the output. II
Is further
Resolrcd. That the reduction advised be
not leSs than Sd per cent OF capacity till
January l. Iso9'
We do hereby unite and agree a, mer-
chant Dillers Of Michigan to DC governed by
= board OF 6ve directors TO be selected by
tie Executive Board of the Michigan Mill
ers' state Association, aud the authority
vested IN said Board shall be as follows:
II shall be the duty of this committee to
q 4 the minimum price at which the regu-
lar'stsadard. straight and clear fOurs of
this state shall De sold delivered in outside
markets; New York freight to - taken as q
Dasis'
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15
More a.lrims.s.i ai.ns.

Herman Decker ssks the Circuit Court
for divorce fTon his wife Augusta. They
we're married in 81, when the flowers
bloonasd Ia the Spring. Augusta soon gave
evidence Of bloonia' temper Of her own.
and soon made the house too hot for the
young daughter Of her husband by . for
nsr vile. Then she took 10 staying out
pishts. aud refused TO explain hsr soiion..
Finally il turned out that she mad epilepsy
sad 10 cap al she left in huf aud refused
lease.
Juix NJ. schismb says that her husband,
John, slams her against the wall. lams her
on the slightest pgovoc4sisu, and behaves
eenerzlly 10 q shameful manner. She
wants a divorce, also the household goods.
and money with which 10 paw her LAWYER.
The Orcuit Court will bear the testimony.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

Nrs G. T. Msyhev gives reception this
sitsFaOon.
g. r. Outhvsits. OF aasksson. was in
the city yesterday.
Ms. Francis Thumb has taken rooms a.
he living
NJ aad Mrs.. Charles McGurrin. Of Ksla-
mAzoo. are visiting relatives here.
r Conley. tFzinmsstsr Of the @. q w. N.
a. Holland. vas IN the city YESTERDAY
salmon Smith snd son. Lyle c. Smith, Of
Wsyisnd. vsr- Ia ths city yesterday
Mrs. II. b. DAVIS, Of Reed Lake Falls.
Nnn.. u the guest Of hsr father. J. y.
fitch.
Fred Antrim. Of Aberdeen. Washington
Territory = ia tie city. de will return
with bis bride
Aessrs. John Gosbsl. Frank EmHsr and
Elner Adams have gone down the river on
duck hunt
Ben Sexten, who cams down from the
North 81 vote returns home today. lie
stsd 10 see tAs jubilee.
M, Lizzie &. Child, OF Utica. Mich, has
has osso called hers by the serious illness
OF asr father. Thomas CrsssEeil.
Bishop Gillsspis hss rsturn.d from
s0stbera ohio. whsrs he hse .ssn perform
ing he duties during the illness 0f the
Bishop q that diocese tor he week past.
J. n. Noble. Of Nsnssha. Wis. manager
If the venashs Wooden Ware Company
las oesn 10 The city Tor feE DAYS the
gEssi ol r. u. " God. re Is on Dis way
home from visis 20 Bay City.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

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AS zsxal sflsz 80 pasa9=. ts@ &2e-s1ea
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tss sask .ess - shs - Cecilia. 80 1es ~
"a - - "a saessrIs sissa aessr sAs ss&8-
szsmsnt ~ "a socisty lsasl-y aEtrSet. -
account. isgal-sss. u IA 'als1e4s - tas
hsar ~nsa tEs canesrt eFsssd.
a1G thsss 80 ssrs pltze2t Wsrs %
sl.ss sss eolld sppreelAls lAs snfsrtaia
1saG Ias Dfskrsz1aas sas suir1ssI..y
varied II ea4rs-sf 10 Ezss- Fafls.s ~
tastes. & spsase san ssFsas-s % tns
e.aa. T4ls 80 I1llsssd - sa Animals
aa.s SO - NJ Ats.ga E4foss. fzs
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a bafe o apr4as sDies. rel 4n1 sys3 p4laeise
Ia 4aA.lsy ei Eoo1 eoan s2ss A14 Sea e4.4-
sa1sd Her euuaeizfi8l is 1isilnc. snt Der
nats0e x5ae- sas responded 20 "a enc3fe.
TIE clab Bsxt gave TO auzse-s. oDs
.
Ana" auopaiar song execuied Ia iuli4liol
/ o. - nAa4oilu slta0ut t2s al VI The
bos. The innovation as pleasing % tss
saIlsncs and ths club ns1 - fsps4t. Ias
drsg Dart closed siLh delightful rsncllo1
oa ths violin q q fa1tss.s 81 AZ NLils
Sowsu Nj Novel; hss . iagalncsnt IN
sgrumsnt sad usss it admirably. Ar.
sisesz-r especially pleased Gls s1dieacs
sita f4ntasis 0f ais ows authorship exc
= 40
meat Of sous fourteen siriugs Herr Roth
gave ss cello solos Chopin a2ci1Fne. opus
9 No. 2 very smoothly and srse-ly. and
| the program nse siosec Sitn two peculiar
bat pretty selections oy the entire club
Redmond. Grand Opera House sttrse-
| tiSEs for nsxt week ars tN0 very strong
ompsaiss. tas hrsf hal being tzkea up
9Th the Ssls0a fsail.y Worlds Soec- AiitJ
| Comoiasuoa. composed o. the brightest
saFs OF the vaudeville stage of tSo cOnu-
nsnss The Nelson's will De FEN .fn ssFsd by
our theatre goers. having pisysd here be-
/ fore lns ea.Aace OF tns conpsuy are ell
new ia this country. Monday being their
| isash appearance before sn Amsricsn
audience. ssAss are on --ls today
The largest house OF The season eopkrs-
gated a. smiths Opera h0rse iasI night
and the best Of satisfaction given. The
drama, solomon lssacs," was given IN
good shape. The part OF Ar. Wynfrsd 10
iae hands OF Johnny Ray wss well acted
Harry Wood as SIR Frsdriek vas true 20
psture. Ths stage setting and scenic eif-cs
are worthy Of special mention. The same
/ programme again tonight and AZ the matt
nee saturday afternoon al . o'cl0ck.
There was fair sudisncs at Rsdmond's
last night. snd The Mystery Of u Hanson
/ Cab" i still a mystery. People who have
read the story should see the piay-there is
so roh difference in IL. Matinee this
| afternoon as usual.
| Thursdsy next and balance Of tbs week
| Sid c. France will play At Redmond's IN mis-
new drama. entitled, Jealousy"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

The campaign is ended.
There was a Dig crowd on Monroe and
Cansl-ss.
Every train coming into the city brought
CT ovds Of people.
West Bridge ~. vas handsomely illumi-
n atsd for the OCCASION.
TbeD., L. & n. r. K. brosght in nine ex-
trs coach loads on the Lansing Branch.
On Csnsl-sL. sweets Hotel. westlaks,
Rindgs. krsksl & Co. the Giant. the Star.
CrOckstt 4 Hoppins. Van Every & Co. and
many other buildings we're illuminated.
Among the buildings illuminated which
deseTvs special msntion are: Sprng A Co.
Tho Tower Eaton Lyon 4 Co.. korss's
BszsaF store. Wilkes & Smith, Gardiner
q Baxter. Ira Hatch Hanna & Sessions
Herrick 4 Randall. Wm. Bemis tn. g. A
". N. cthess, Peck Bros. and Elliott & Co.
The Morton vas one blaze OF light from
Thousand. Of Chinese lanterns Tnsrs vsrs
iADisTns bunx IL the windows and lanterns
hung rom the windows and roof. aud aa-
terms sang Or lines and lanterns hung in
fesio0rs from sverv available Poibi on the
whole suiidinE On toe balcony pss ths
piC,urs of Harrison. and beneath IL vss ihs
picture Of ConzreSsmsn-sle Beiknsp
Thsss rsrs sufmonntsd a7 sn eagle Manv
o. Ia buildings we're beautifully drsDed
sn5 decorated With red. white and blue
strssmers.
One % the most neatly decorated via
eo~s sssn Yesterday, rss ths vinds- Of
CoTrsli Bros, on Soafa Dvision st. I~o
rvrsm = cf esking o~isr boxes we're
built Ths box-s twenty IL num nsr yer.
covered rith red white sEd elus ospsr, sDd
esch box wss isoel - vita fhs sau1s 81 ons
n . r-s.@ @fss, - r.sa4 -
loFitv. EsngsE Between thst~a pvfsm De
vss snofhsr eor 81 whfch ~ss perchs3 a
roestsr as5 I'd wssi Firgins Bsex of
tae pVrsraiSs Aa7g . hssner With tae Pc
n - 81 Hsrnsoa and Morton. snd 10
sesisei wifh TO party platform
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15
TOWN TOPICS.


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4 -. a. -. "a ..,-s f.rc. h.ek of "a.
e9risa B8szia1 O. area sAa removed yss.
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Yssieflsf i4a carve As os'As p"' ~ -
sAe epf"-f % 's-ai AL Lf~--
IA Emerson nss s~it ast nio5 asss
- 7oitA I n',' . - = -
TIE afm % jennings oiai'a 'sl sa.'So'
"a. Go.dstznd. he msn sa0 made 50
n1ra trsu0ls f1F Ens police 0n Tuesday
u u k.1 - FzafsF1ay AID as Ql4cc kfxed
lesfzs Baker, for stealing h0ussnol4
xso,ls ram tred Aspssr. rili havs an sx-
amiaaLlon 10 he Police Court this forenoon.
ra. ysaa1 W,.u.-u1s Wsrkfnx Party
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15
A CREpITARLE DISPLAY.

Ia honor of the Republican jollifcation
last evening. Voight, Hepolshelmer Co.
trimmed the front Of their stores in mOst
tasty manner. The windows in the second
story were illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms, aud pillars Of red, white and blue
bunting occupied Tlsces on the verauda
and around the railing the national colors
were draped in attractive designs.
No display made by sBy firm on Monroe
st brought forth as much praise as this,
and Weight. Hepolsbeimer & Co. are de-
serving OF great credit for showing the en-
terprise they did in decorating the front of
their BUILDING in the handsome manner
they did.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

A l.rxs crowd vas attracted yesterday by
th- paying Of 40 election oet ey Lucky
HsiL Hall bet With N. Marin on the gen
srsl results. The agreemsnt vss that 4
Cleveland woo Marin Wss TO pop cora on
ne street for two heurs sut ID Harrison
Hall vss % do ths same. Lucky" began
The tso nozrs work st noon Yesterday IN
tbe vason OF a pssnut and popeoro Fendsr
~ the nsms of 6i. Ia front Of j. =.
Hcmsns auction stofs. A osnd vas 10
s.tsndsBce and lGckT seemed a. much st
bone yelling. Nice fresh popcorn Right
this rsT. isdiss sad gentlemen. aics fresh
porc0rn. - ns : behind the cogntsr CRY
Ink o. goods. Hill. TOE mao ~ho S-sed
fhs ws-rn sold The corn nearly "a last as
popped and took SO in TIE two hours.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

Fred sspsr 10 said 20 Rave Obtained 5000
On q Forged Check.

Fred sspsr 10 said 20 Rave Obtained 5000
q Forged Check.
Fred Soper. . butcher. formerly in the
employ Of John Mohrhsrd. was arrested
yesterday charged vita forgery. Scper. a
few days ago presented draft for $500 at
The Fourth National Bank. signed By John
Dsers. SoDsr was unknown so be Was ask
ed 70 Dc identified. "Thsrs Is Mr.. Deere In
the carriage new. will be dO?' said Soper.
Nc" he ~as answered. get someone 10
endorse tbs draft We do not knoS Mr..
Deere so Soper taen went TO bis former
employer. Mr.. Aohrhard. and bad him en-
dorss toe draft. which vas dsns and he got
the cash on H.
Isssrdsy Mr.. Deere said that ne never
signed draft for Sopcr. 50 a warrant vas
sworn out for bis arrest for forgery. Mr.
AohrhsFd vii have the draft 20 pay.
Nr Sopsr says that Mr.. Deere vas with
him vhsn ~ e5tsissd the raosey. and tast
ss hsudsd il over to hiro as soon ss he re-
esivsd The cash. sopsr gave bail fos bis
appearance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

a s.zsla4z Jslas - s>ss& w.tsrt.~- o.
o@xAsrs4 - ~ te< F14IezL

Abozs ni1Ulgsl Llsassnxal Harles
Dszseu.s SsleAsl sDs Psuelnaes Ca
Curry Bsozss s4s ntAazs raiSsS Aaerss
0llsoa' ssasl,ex rSssa a. - NsxtA wstss-
asa s.s passo s9&s o. lBs pTls@u<rs
ssats1 Lsa-s1ast q ~rleF - ezsb iks4
sEszka Ar wl-s9a. tas pFopr4sL2r. . .
perisr st ths Aoltg1 n04ss-
Ia tollssias msa ssFs captured An
are. Wsoa :. 4. AsysFs Jsex DsssF-
ssGE . T. ksusrieks gshs eilasuas j.
bsrss Dsa Nsca n gs2es 4 nsra
k1rs AilssF. Jobu n. Petersen ana gohn
". Flsalag "A Asen gave sAs ns2s 81
henry Aaas = ksB sfrsslsI
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

This evening at 7:30. under the supervi.
sion of Fire Chief LEMON, there will be an
exhibition OF putting ont. fire with the
Van Volkenbure new chemical engine, fer
the benefit of a number of our business
men and manufacturers. who are contem-
plating an investment for the purpose of
manufacturing them in this city. 1t will
take place on the vacant property at the
corner Of Sheldon and 0skes-sts., near the
Ladies' Literary club. Ii will be well for
our business men and manufacturers who
are looking after investments and who are
interested in fire protection 70 be present.
Ii is certainly an ingenious and effective
machine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

Nes sui Fs8 rsssei vas srres;ei 4 .xsin
ssssefaav .or 5eiHg ifaaai. snd vas sent
tfs g Ff-rn Scaool ss Iansias anal he =
81 resrs sf sac He is son o. Srs p n
of-iL ua1usa auite wsi <ngva scout
.nsn Ihe enV VS. arrested to weeks
ssn ff tarevInx eenner iu aeTsaoy :
tses sad IS flits 4 aai h8r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

fAs star Furniture Company. l09 South
y visi0n-st. are 0fsnng unprecedented bar
gains IN psrloF furniture This nrm placed
Yesterday s..000 oIGsr for reed psTlor far
niture AID Il 10 10 have room for this pur-
cLsse that these remarkable reductions 81
pnoss Ia the present sGOck are made Ihis
great slaughter sale 10 on psrs0F IRrnsture Of
ell kines and the open 0aly for a indst'
nlle time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

Fl. A. Lanes i prohsoy the YagsEss,
looking nan Of bis sRs N the state Yes.
tsriss Mr.. Lsmos ~ss - yssrs ed. and
soers 81 bis friends ssnt % his hass- .
oesauiul eosd-Assd-d eaas inserts eel rits
the lsfts-s 4 A L Tae Gaze bo.s a
tsGhsa O. it = card expressing tbs b ogs ir a.
NJ Lamos nay nvs lenK sa8uxh 20 vess
tie cane sill notaing bat ne head rsn1sios
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15
To rHE FRoNr.

The Star Furniture Company l0s South
Division-st., are Offering unprecedented bar
gains in psrlor furniture This firm placed
yesterday ss2 900 order for reed parloT fur
niturs and IL il 10 have room for this pur-
chsse that these remarkable reductions oi
prices in the present stock are made. This
great slaughter sale is on psrlor furniture OF
all kinds and the offer is open only for al
indefinite time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

will be At Eagle House. Thursday ard Fri
dsv. November is and i6 and every four
weeks thereafter Rapture IL one Of his
spscis.tiss. and he does not comiound them
With hydrocsls or vericecsis ne knows the
difference and never fails 10 cure ore he
undertakes. q treating them every week
and evsry dsy and the r-sult il bat people
wish. Go and see him this time nsn hs .
here. TAX i free 10 German OF English.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

Dsnis, Stock vas arrested yesterday on
complaint Of isaac Wood for sending
threatening matter on g Dostsi card through
tse nai1s Com "a issioner Fitch Sxed the
bsii 81 500 for bi- appearances for sxsmins-
iii,n before Iomm issiooer AcQuswsn. He
81 cs given an sxsmfnst0o next soadsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15
Fisaty st Bsll-

At ne seesisx Of ths Comron Cozncil
NouSsr aixhr ever $4,000 ~orta sf se-
ceants ~-rs sliowe3 "A taes. .rs divisss
ins0 40 orders Is ssrt Cerk ee kns. hnsv
Al daF rsstsrdsT Esteag ready for tara
r7erninz
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15
HATCHS PRICE LIST !
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER; -. \, "a -, =. :, :,
pest FAMILY FLOUR,
cRANULATED SUGAR
w Is los for 81 90
A COFFEE SUGAR n.s. for $500
FIX SUGAR r,s. for 4. %
pEsT RIO COFFEE. Roasted and Ground.
ID &c per 10. lbs Tor q 90
JAVA COFFEE. Roasted and Ground,
J &c per lb. 8 lbs for sl.26
d s5c per lb. 8 lbs for si.eo
- LIB CAN CHOICE TOMATOES,
y ioc per can. 3 for sc
. LIB CAN YELLOW PEACHES.
y lSc per csa, for 25c
= Ioc per can. 5 for sc
4 LIB CAN LIMA AND STRING BEANS,
- iQc per can, for 1Sc
. LIB CAN GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
) ioc per can, for 2sc
CRYSTAL BAKING POWDER.
\ lSe per 10
Golden SYRUP. -
= 45c per gal gal for 500
JAPAN AND YOUNG HYsoN TEA.
j %. %, IS. 50 and 6oc
CORN STARCH IN BULK,
y SC per 10
CLoss STARCH,
nETRoIT sAvoN soAP.
~ ebsr for sc
NEW RAIsfNs,
y loc per b. , lbs for &c
II &c per 10, lbs for 25c
NEW CURRAETs.
N Sc per ID, az lbs for &c
CHOICE CARoLTNA RICE,
y slbs for 25c
n rB CAN RAsPBERRIEs
iic per can
q LIB CAN GAGE AND EGG PLuNs,
- lie per can
q LIB cAS wHoRTIEBERRIEs,
y ilc per can
. LIB BLACK BERRIES.
= lle per can
NEW DRIED BLACK BERRIES.
y i1c per al
NEW DRIED CHERRIES.
Y Dc per III.
IRA c. HATCH, l25 MONROE STREET
TELEPHONE ie2
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

II PsTs TO TssDf OK rms wFsT srpE-
Look ont for our specisi Bins Friday
Sale commencing Fr<ey. SoT. IS specia
organs ia svsrv dsrsrfmsnt Don't nisx
H. "Esrox's BEE HIvK
- srd ~ West Brides-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

t 4nlut Esd 81 examination n
VESTS. e coHr, vesfsrsis7 fs- De- og
e rs--~ &c the B'acx His hat
: asers- rsuid ne saostsnusrs sas
50 sss oarrarzst Aka
ST. save afs ezaril nstion No
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15
SIZE WANTS IHs GIRL.
a Case Where I've wsmsn vonid Lik. to
Nav. IN. Possession Of csrH

Hsss the Fossssston of Oil
March T. 1851, LilIsn Mont Stephens, a
little e-yesrold girl without home vas
sent 10 tbs Coidsstsr School, and vas SOFA
sf-sr given 70 Mrs. Lib5is A. Hills. az tais
city. Mrs. Mont stephens. the mother OF
fas xiTi ~as living With msn ny the
ntms e Carr. Lately Mrs.. Carr has want
"a 20 get posssss,on Of tbs child. 40 on vss.
terdsg sns got out . writ o asosss corpus
aud Mrs.. II lis must producs ;Ae child N
fas Superior Court saturday mornicx.
Ds2GJy sheriff Coox served tie ospsrs yss-
fsrdar u5oo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

Three smsii bogs whose hssds Just sp-
rssred above Clerk T'zsrs de-S. sppssrsd
ir re rsire Court yesterday They we're
Bert Ntfieuai8 Arfhur F.ndsrvsrk and
fsnsor e. .1r cearzed rifh breaking rect
snrs on rfffh-srs The bows esrs al
uudsr ID years af sgs snd we're ct 90 On a
irerllse zoe 10 rerest tae 01soss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15
SEAL GARMENTS WADE TO MEASURE

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SExssTTox AssTe TEr Lsn1Ks-srtL
GkpNxrrs eoLn AZ PRFcrs NEfcH
Laws Cs1csso. pETRoTT sFB
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TEE CoI.B
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tss ssSfe. ~Ifh nev sssf gs~rre1ts foT tae
vsoser s~s.9r H tekss fhsir rHeesufs
-srrsrt. 80 c3osks - q pertecs ed 49,
~aeeY $50 fhst be g. to-sv rna betses
Trsde - ses ths- 49, u1n e Ntcf esn
I'D - srt rsnr aevsr - f11 a 4irer
= Aonrse-sz arr i1a. - fers s1a trIrs-
rrgs - srsess sylse arc Erfcss ssea
80 asr1s0rssi re 81 se< csns sver se<r
IN ths cifY sn8 - pric>s ~hies vo1is -
e1ezs - vke s<ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-15

10 the Circuit Court yesterday. the case OF
Enlalia Harms against Albert snith. sd.
ministrator OF the estate Of his sister. de-
ceased. The suit was fer four years services
at 81 per week. and the jury returned ver-
dict Tor $50 II and costs.