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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

A CaassrsSes Called "a Ebteako - a~<s
i..lf4F1sa h4les fhFsa<ssst TIE ts1-tfs.
II ths noes VI nsakiDs son-< psosfsss -
,i.s nastsr Il prosn1l8g = anlisTm ciAszir-
eslion Of frslgo1 cosileFs4cs q IeFsesel E
anses fron sach Of tas isadias tran
sssosiali0as u IA soaBtfy sss ex~n esA.sa
10 meet u Chicago. Deosaosr a Dslssats'
lfou me following ssroci4 lcns nsss ocea
s.egoia ts1. Tss lrsns]- oat nSntals istsI
natisnsl Wssfsra kfsigat, co1losf1 Kali
say 4 stss 94saiD. Csnir1i saa tns run :
L.. Ass1<isIloBs. la s1oiLi0n there >.
u tnrss spooIagsd from Nes Ens Aoa an
trres from tue Nissisaippi Va ss Tie
aaltg O. irsizht classi1c-ilgn SD ee VI t1s
kfs.tssI ssssnl a. sell - saiypefs Is - lls
railrsal
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
PERSONALITIES.


Henry Hsystsk Is in Chicago on business.
DR.. y J. Aiken. who formerly resided
eere = COW located AZ Kansas City.
Dr ". r.. Ross left this morning for
Bate creek. and ali rstarn Monday.
Miss Aadis Church OF Big Rapids. Is
visiting Miss Ssttie Knapp, OF this city.
William Griffin. OF the telephone eI-
change. has gone 10 Los Angeles. Cal, for
the benefit Of his health.
Mr. aud Mrs J. Fred Clark. Of Edrely,
OAK. sr- the guests OF Mrs. Clark's parents.
MIR. AID AIRS. A N. Much.
A g. 3radstrest. Of New York, who
csms here % invest Eastern capital has gone
home bGt siil come agsIo.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Brink OF the South
Divisions expect to 20 10 Auskegon in q
fss Gays 10 visit friends.
Mrs. Gibson and Lon Orson. of Bucyros.
Ohio, sIe visiting the family OF Joseph
Miller Of lss Broadway.
Dr. James Gallup goes to 1onis this even
sox 20 occupy the pulpit OF the Presbyterian
church in that city Agasn tomorrow.
Cadets HillJ er. Turner. Deveudorf. Rice
add Waters and J. II. Freeman have re-
turned home from the Agricultural College.
Mrs Nsrgrst whitoumb snd daughter
Gertrude from South Carolina are the
guests OF M and Mrs. Fred Bremen of 70
ccribnsr ST.
Congressman. elect Bslknsp has been in
Flint attending 10 lis duties one OF the
Rosrd Of Trustees Of the Asy lum for the
Deaf and Dumb
Ir Green. OF Lagrange. Ind. who ass
been sunpinE through New York snd
Connecticut 10 The interest Of the Republi-
PARTY tsrirg The campaign, spent q few
bCurs IN tbs city Yesterday.
Mss Nifiie Lunch II Third-svs. has gone
20 Indianapolis 10 attend The wedding Of
her cousin. Miss Giimsrtin. She will 20
f-ori Indiana 20 Ainnesots where she will
81 md tDs winter With friends.
" j. Clark and Frank Jewell have gone
20 pstslums. Ca. snd viil make invest
r.euis in h= red soed districts Mr. Jewell
returns home In sbort sixty days but Nr
Clark vii remain there al Winter VITA bis
family.
p. Nuiliksn. General Manager Of the
g. & " N and the p. L. & ". has gone
20 "a iornia Ia h4s private car. With a party
81 trends from Detroit The trip IL made
'or 3 assure aud 'bey expect TO ts gone a
month
hiEs Know'ss. he return eel missionary
from Infia, Who - che guest II Mrs Chsun-
rey Carpenter. vii Be given a reception
tbs evening At he sidsncs Of Rev. John
rrshsm. By the ladies' 30 he Division ct
y r church Miss Knowles ~ill aUesk
from ine pulpit 90 tie Divisiou-ss. church
tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Two very h4n1sOns goa -atcAs $ on die
play IL the shO~ ~iasos u J. Z. HsrKnsr's
jssslry store, 81 Monroe 81. attracted much
sttenti0n Yesterday. On the c.se OF eacn
sa.ch i magnificent specimen Of ala
,m0nd mourning, and such As has never ,'s-
ore Dsen seen % uis city. On ons Is 9 star
containing tOrGv-nins rare diamonds. AMI
. he ether : horses head. ~olcn con
sins eignly-hss OF these precious Fenis.
ne dsszns are perfect. and the Uounung
. piece II sorkmsnship thai Il O Inecit
~ equal anywhere. Howard adjusted
movements are ia The cases. and TIE price
asked for the former w4lch IL 1850 and the
after f4Jo. They viii &c ON display today
aud IS they are great novelty, II will w'il
repay any lady OF gentleman 10 view the
Ilch time pieces.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

On Monday evening. November 10. John
aud Mary AcC4y. the blind musicians. will
give a concert Of the @. N. b. A. Hall. cor
ner Waterloo and LOUIS sis. The entertain
pleasing nature aud the different selections
On the program. tae embrace instrumental
and yocsl duets ana solos and is well
worth hearing. These musicians visited
this city i've years ago. appearing at Red
m0nd's Opera House and many people who
attended az that time will look back 10 th al
day aud rememoer the event as being one
of great enjoyment. An admission Zee OF
80 to so cents will be asked. For the enter
tainment OF the children the "AcCays"
brother and sister. will give a concert this
afternoon at the above name hall and the
small sdmistsnce fee Of 10 cents is all that
will be asked
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

To the EDITOR Of the TELEGRAM HERALD:
n ). Home, Nov. 1--we have noticed
a statement. FIST in the Ersniag Lender and
then in your issue Of this date, that a petit
ton bad bssu circulated in this Home tn
have T. n. Griffin removed. Such was the
case bat in justice 20 Mr. Griffin permit me
% state tnst he = a straight Republican aud
has voted that ticket tor twenty tive years.
and has the pect and condolences Of every
officer in the Home. ss well as that Of a
majority Of the respectable cisss in The
Home. The party who got up the petition.
although PROCESSING 10 be a Republican.
sctualiy sold bis vote for VI. II Ford for n
fsv fsvors. and The msn who circulated the
Paper through the Home Il bitter Demo
crst and reoel sympsthizer has cured
every officer IN TIE Home and b0asted that
after election they would al ct the rand
bounce. Respectfully.
oLo SOLDIER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

fhs case u w@. keeh 81. sksinsl Wa
kocn, T.. ~ss trsc bsfoss l1ry n t1s
Polses Ccurg ysstsi-1sr. Il 49, . peea 81
csss u l4shsf szsiasf . ssn. ~ as
partners 10 s.GsiH<ss % ths Hsss sl1s-
Koch Jr. weat aonls ga slsefion night q
ltlS ibz worse tor ssar and FsLsro .
fsexet = fzther Tried 70 settle TIE ~ les
aoe gol cred Alto tie sirsst tor ia trcC o-s.
Tie lQry looked o. he c-srtsole aide q
kaLiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
WITHOUT AIS KNOWLEDGE.

Maxim Hin sasirs hssidsacs Illuminated
By IA. Hspatliesa Neigh bars
Maxim RinguslI Is an old resident Of this
citv and one Of the stsunehsst supporters OF
Democracy in the State People Who know
this were somewhat surprised 10 see III.
1Ouss on South Division-st. brilliantly a.
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns on the
evening Of tie Republican parade. IL seems
that while Mr.. Ringueis was away from tie
house tor a short tiuae some Of ais kepuoli'
can nsigh0ors had aaog up the lanterns
When he returned 10 the house he Was in
clined to believe that be had Iasde a mis-
lake ard bad stopped a. The wrong place
but baylng convinced b mself that he wa:
really A. home be ordered every light take z
down ant gave IneIn to the boys on tie
street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Yesterday fn0rnin NJ A. George % Dounsil
and lady friend we're driving on West
Bridgs-st. nszr the railroad track. Mr.
. Donaeii met Nth quite a n snap. "A
they started 20 cross The "a road track the
fsgmsn snut do~n the gate and in srtemDt-
ing q 81 on 81 tbs ssT Ar % Donuell
turned too quickly AID ~ss throwa ont
receiving several psi cafs a1d oruises sbout
the head snd shoulders
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
THE COURT RECORD.
me Legal Work Done Yesterday In the
Several Courts.

SoveFai (ourtBs
suPERIoR-Sophia Van Derlip vs. The
City of Grand Rapids OF al. in cbsncery;
hearing upon bill and answer; perpetual in
junction issued. T. II. Bedell vs.. Julius
Berkey, trespAss; on trial.
CIRcUu-In the matter Of the estate of
Thomas Csllard, deceased; appeal of Marion
Lucas and James Malcolm, guardian OF Ida
b. Malcolm; motion to dismiss denied.
Leonard Shsdock vs.. Alpine Plank Road
Company, trespsss on the case; continued.
Charles Cobb vs. LOOMS h. Bishop and
Harrison Covers; replevin; jury OUT.
Donald l.. Thompson vs.. John r. Holman;
proceedings STAYED twenty days. Samuel
Gsrmsn vs.. Buckley. Lemon & Hoops.
.rsspass on the case; on trial.
On Calls so. as.
PRoBArE-E Estate of Amssa B. Watson.
deceased: oruer appointing Wm. A. Tateum
and Dennis Rogers commissioners on
claims. Estate OF Ernest Ecklesdoerfer,
deceased; order appointing Joseph Wurz-
burg and " N. A. shiukman commission
srs on claims. Estate of Hattie L. Dennis.
deceased; order allowing administrator
insl account and dIschsrging MIN. Estate
Of Daniel Murphy. deceased; order allowing
| sdnli istraror's final account; petition filed
| for assignment CT residue of the estate;
| hearing Dec. Il Estate Of Alzna J. Page,
| deceased; appraisers warrant and inventory
| diei. Estate OF Dix Lockwood, deceased;
order allowing administrators final ac-
| c. unit distributing the estate and disoharg
| ing him. Estate of Lille Nay Hooker a
| minor; guardians apnual account filed;
| hearing Nav rs Estate of James HOLY.
| deceased; petition for hearing claims fil(
hearing May Is. Estate of Bartel DeVliegeI,
deceased: order allowing executors final
] account and dlscharging them. Estate Of
i Sarah NcDonel, deceased; executors bond
| fled and letters issued to Archibald Nc
| DOnell.
PoLIcE-John Carroll. drunk; committed
| fer twelve DAYS. Sopia Dervey, disorderly;
committed thirty days. John Hyisnd
| violating vehicle ordinance; adjourned to
| Nov. II. 10 8. III Mary Flack, truancy; SEN
fenced to State industrial School for girls
until she is II ears of age. Addie Dowd,
| disorceFly person; sentenced TO Detroit
| House Of Correction for ninety days. Ih0s.
| Bresn aud Geo Baker. burglary snd lar
/ ceny: held for trsial az the present term Of
the Superior Court. ". 81. Lindsey. dis
orderly: committsd fifteen DAYS. Lizzie
| CiantOn assault and titterd. adjourned to
| Nov Il. 10 n. m. VIM. Kock. J.. assault
and battery; Jury trial; found not guilty.
| 60 to Brown, Hall & Co.'S. for horse
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

At the window of J. c. Herkner's ie weir
store. 81 Monroe St. is to De seen the plan
and buildings of the UDiverssi Exhibitiol
of Paris. This fine picture shows the Eff
Tower. which will be there erected ,00I
feet high. Mr.. Horvatb. reporter tor tb
Gnmqniu. received this picture from hi
family and is willing 10 give all intorma
ton necessary to those intending travelling
in or abOat Paris.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

TIE Lsdiss CaivsTsalst sewing Society
o. the South End. held their isst meeting a.
the residences Il Mrs. Birby. on Ninsh-svs
isst THURSDAY The oeiect Of TIE society .
q sucacls one. % be 2 TIA needy 81 vast
ever - eion o. ierou instioa. TIE nsxt
meeting vii be he'd - tne rssidaacs ~
Ms. " F. FAnineer one vsex from aszt
Thr-sdav
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

A rnicn meeting II ne four EpiscOpsl
churches rss asli asst evening d therbspel
~ rrni.T church presided over ~ Fhshop
81. ssrie A vsrv interesting csrer vas
rrao ~ Rev Sidney Wgoriort. ~ Church
.'fFic .ine rfth Reference - the I.sitr
The rarer wss scnss-t ~ BISHOP Gfi -
pie Rev r knrro. Dr g e johnston sni
Esr Iaeurel fs.r Another n-esirg vi
BE- bed Gee month from last evening
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Ms Lizzie Clsnton vas arrested yssser.
De- or complaints of Dsiis Cook. h.r AZ
ssut and battery TIE women ara sisters
snd from al that ca - earned Mrs. Cook
-sn, 20 ne home Of Mrs. Clsnton f,,r the
purpose RI setuns into a rscxet and Nss
sr. onir crsied. frs Cisnt1u sppeste in
rculf WITH an infant IN Der arms snd
eiesdsr nci guilty and me matter will Be
sisd trts morning The defendant vas
= eased ca Der own rscosuizance
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Ths Star Furniture ComUsnr, 100 south
Division st. nj! for sometime 10 come
Oftr their entire stock Of psri0r furniture 81
. great sacrifice IF prices an ofcsr Tor
s. lOO verb OF new psriOr furniture vas
r.ceutly placed and Il Is 10 have room for
the new puTesses that this wonderful
OPPORTUNITY = given. EHonoHiesl people
haze . yeritsble BONANZA here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
TO rrs SUPREME COURT.
ths vaaasrap Case Decided Ax.iass the
Car.

CRY.
In me Superior Court yesterday sftsI-
aoon . psfpst1al inlunctlon va grated ~
Judge Barlingsns ia he suiE Of s0phia
FsBdsrip sEa-nst tas city Of Cfaac Rap
"a ia lie Col sxe-a.s. IA pTcysmsBI matter,
ssd also the contractors. Nstlbssson and
k.Jots Ia her oil 90 c0m4iaiat Ars. Van
asrliD claimed that u the Improvement va
carried OF as cOnts4- plalst. TIE dirt iIOm
ne nil you 4 run "a al htr ~incOss IL
Nas proposed % rii 70 a depth OF twenty
f-<t Ia front VI her property. Che matter
came up Yesterday morning Tor nnai
bearing With the result stated. Tbs case
vas Immediately appealed 10 the Supreme
Court BY CITY AttorLey h-lhon-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

fchn hvsna. fesristsr. ~ss arrested
Yesterday morning for dencsitaE dirt ~
su-irr.s. slsv IA rissded guilty .ns
vss f-ver nnff this morning 20 Gear IA
sfnf s~sV Ttsr sentences 81 ~ i,ss~rd
Frts re oesi1nirr ~ wsr 70 cans sell
Nsfusfs-, ta ne more ransf1i-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Saturday evening we will sell 100 fine
wool dress patterns. (any cOor) Innings and
trimmings com.lete. at 81 50; actual value
1928. Every fifth pattern will be free. l
will pay you TO trade on tho West Side.
EAToN's BEE HIVE,
rs aud 80 West Bridge-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Geo Bake snS Taomss BEssu waived sx-
snirston yesterday N - PoIos Court.
snt we're hsld Tor trsl st ths present. term
ri the Superior Courf TIE vs. 80
eharrp8 -ith sealing shouf $50 w-~.h -
fo1se1od goods fr.n Fred 4 enpsr e
brafr er-fn ~ 81 Rszsr rhss- hsl res
sxed . $50 1ui Tss not zivsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Yes. that was so. For years | suffered
severely with scrofuls; sores broke out al
over my body. and / anu unable TO teel one
half that suffered. | was not able to OBJ
tain relief until ! used Sulphur bitters,
which completely cured me.-C. u. Dale,
u Allison-st.. Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
To THE PrBIrc.

Miss 5. G Huff. successor to Prof c. A.
De Msre in works of fire art, will teach
many beautiful arts by the new and i'm
proved method taught in from one TO three
hours. Prices are -ithin the reach of all
81 Washington, or % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
ERE THorGHT LEcrrREs.

On SUNDAY. the 18Th. Mr.. Charles Watts
of Toronto. will deliver two liberal lectures
Morning, 1890 subject: Roman Catbo.i
Pretensions. and the Ties of Domestic Life
Evening subject: Religion and Science
Their Relation 10 Civilization. Evenin
lecture al 7:30. All are invited. Lecture
free
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
DRESS PATTERNS FREE.

Eaton will give You a fine wool dress,
lining and trimmings complete, Saturday
evening. November IL, between and 8
O'Clock. EAToN's BEE HIVE"
10 and so West Bridge
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

haFy Fiack. he y0cbg siri -h0 .ss as
saaiIsd 81 LEI father aad Las ~ h0aae. .as
s<nt u the Adrian Industrial Home f3r
6iT-s, yesterday Until shs L q years ed
Tie sir szs PLEASED viii he ssntsEes
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

DO rel forget hat Exsry has q me.
frssk stcss q lorS River OYSTERS IA cans
Or oaix frrsh o. e. press today Ops1 san
1sy no0u fsr OJfiers snd scar exacEsT Al
"a Ny.u.xf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

John Tierney. l12 Kent St, dealer in
Kentucky WHISTLES. etc, cordially invites
his friends and patrons to his new sample
room, which has recently been opened to
the public
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
Game in season at Destenth.ler'.

For don care dol, tired feeling. i'm
povsrished bloOd. dbl pain. 10 b.ck and
bead. fsntsliring skin eruptions Ksmp's
ssrsapsriila never fsils % give relief We
sTsvs guarantee e. Price 81 per bottle.
Jibos' drug store 10 Monros-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

J. l. Stsrkvssther. Attorney. Of Romeo.
Mich. will os a. ne County Clerks Office.
a. Grand Rapids. Thursdsy. 10Th dav Of
December. isS8. on pension work Rejected
claims = spscistv. Vetoed claims never
given up. Advice free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Ms NsHie Decker. living = 1fs Blsksiv-
ava gee sat rsrrant for Der husband
'Fn 0erk-r yesterday morning NJ
Decker sses har ausbsnd sl-rc< hrr VS.
rrf csa-s srs axh nieit@1 sisck erre ssid
sc aavs seer ,sussss 81 ths siow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

1T
fes e.sr fcrCit2rs COlsp41s. hl9 South
DssAsas 81. tor sJns uEs ~ cone
otsf tbslf sooF~ ssack ~ psrlsr farnita . 81
. Eress szcrircs q Prlces II order fQs
500 s4rth - 81. s&E.of tarsitars Ma
roes1tly plHosc snt u : - have roeu fok
IL nss gorc1ksss lnst tals xsn6srfai op-
poflUnlty . siven- kconoasacsl psos1<
have serlabis oonasks bsFel
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

There revsr wss perfect liz re,f e..
fersi l' TIE p1siic aA SfTafica o. ~ss
discovered
o. Be- fhe fsr1 IL vs1fi7sxf - 80
Re Atsa "a pr 81, - ccuga SYrap nsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

A new cook stove and thirty-fve pieces
of furniture for $40.
S. P. DEVRIEs.
Corner Ellsworth and Cherry.st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Boys three piece. long pant suits. sizes
to ID. will be On sale Saturday at $3.50
GIANT CLoTHINS 60.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

If YOU want wood by the carload or cord
buy il OF the Central Coal CO. Telephone
s34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Chil6reu's short pants suits 70 Is year
sizes. Five hundred e item 90 on -.
Saturday ., g 81. neat cashmere pst'e-ns.
GIANT CIoTHTNe Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
Game in season at Detfenthaler

Order your Jackson Hill coal of the Gen.
tral Coal Company. Telephone, s34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Ifyou don't like your old stove you can
trade with DeVre. for one of those splen-
did nez Uhiversals and pay the difference
ia ins'alments
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

semember the $3.50 sale of boys suits.
Saturday, at the Giant"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
AZ ExeELLEsr OFaosrusIrr.


The Star Furniture Company. 100 South
Division ct, will fer sometime TO come.
OTTER their entire stock OF psrior furniture ~
a great sacrifice OF prices. An order for
81 worth Of new psfior furniture was
recently placed. and IL = 10 have room for
the ns~ purchases that this wonderful
opportunity Is given. Economical people
have q veritsbsc BONANZA here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
$500 Reward.

We will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Com D amt, Dyspepsia, sick Headache. In
digestion. Constipation or Costiveness we cannot
cure With Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
directions are strictly compiled with They are
purely vegetable aud never fail TO give satsfac-
tion. SUGAR Coated. Large boxes. containing 80
Pills = GEMS For sale hv all Druggists. Beware
of Courterfeits and limitations The genuine
msaufaciurcd only by J1HS C. WEST a co.
The III Maker" So West MsdisOrl-st , Chicago
Free trial packages sent by mail, prepaid, on
receipt # q cent stamp Sold by ". H. Tibbs.
llo MonrOe-st.. Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

The place 70 buy cTus ned eoks lie OF ths
Central code. Telephone -e5s
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Fresh fsh received daily at Dettenthslsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

"Y's" will give pis and cheese social at
". c. T. Z. rooms Friday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Go, to Brown. Hall & Co.'S. for horse
blankets and fur r0oes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Mothers. attend the sale OF boys suits
Saturday. At the Giant.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
SEAL GARMENTS MADE TO MEASURE

Nrrrr. THE H.r7Ek Arb FUHrTrs. CREs-xs
sKrssrfos Asofe 1gr Lanfss-SrsI
CsR~Evrr soLD at PE1cEs WEIcB
Lrsvg CBrc.no. DETEsFT AID
Tks7sks DEsIEHs CTR ~
Tsr Coin.
Miner is jnst pos vsry busy Supplying
TIE .dfes Win -. sea garments f0f the
winter sessoa. Pfc sstrs their psssurt
warrants tks nlosss - T. perfectly sro vi
vsVs- $500 isai hs asiis i0vsr and orttef
Krsds ~ s-s shsn err ma - Michigan.
Tsdiss and gont.sHie1 w. 5Do e. hinsr =.
- HnuToA-st srFs lirs - fnrt sFe sirn-
ruinEs n a. gvs8ss sfvlss and Tsyicss sIso
fks bsna.nrr.st lfrs ri sea csps s~s- 49,
ir ne city sns ~ rrioss which would -
chesp a. vhrs essis
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
AAICHS PRICE LIST !

FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER.
l. iec per ID 10 lbs for $50
pest FAMILY FLOUR,
GRADUATED SUGAR.
4 COFFEE SUGAR,
FIX SUGAR !, ID. for $, 90
DEsT RIO COFFEE. Roasted and Ground
ID &c Ter 10, 5 lbs for Sl.O)
Java COFFEE Roasted end Ground.
j &c per 10, lbs for sl.26
b 35c per 10 5 lbs for sl.eo
> loc per can, for 25c
> LIB CAN YELLOW PEACHES,
} l5c per can. for 25c
. LIB CAN SUGAR CORN.
loc per can, for 2sc
\ LIB CAN LIMA AND STRING BEANS.
Zoe per can, for Csc
, LIB CAN GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
} Zoe per can, for 25c
CRYSTAL BAKING POWDER,
l5c per 10
GOLDEN SYRUP,
, 45c per gal. gal for 500
Japan AND YOUNG HYSON TEA.
J 20, rs, So 50 and COO
NORN STARCH IN BULK.
u sc per ID
, ,Loss STARCH,
sc per Id. 6 lbs for 25c
nETRoIT sAvoN SOAP,
IL 6bars for 25c
NEW RAIsISs' M n.- :, h. "a, %,
DoLLED OATS.
IL sc per Id, 6 lbs for 25c
NEW CURRANTs.
\ &c per ID s1a lbs for sc
CHOICE CAaOLINA RICE,
u lbs for &c
\ LIB CAN RAsPBERRIES
= 'loper can
\ LIB CAN GAGE AND EGG PLUMs.
: lie per can
| . LIB CAN wHORTLEBERRIEs,
: 1lcper eau
| = LIB BLACK BERRIES,
= llo per can
| NEW DRIED BLACK BERRIES,
y l2c per ID
| y zoe per lb.
| IRA {. HATCH, 125 MONROE STREET
TELEPHONE te2.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

60 % Brown. Hall & Cos for horse
blankets and far robes
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Frssh Sd received daily Al Desienthslsr's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

~ = III
WAssIssIss So. u.-Lossr hAsnls.a,
Gar. Wsslarlg s.aas. stationary tsapsra-
LIZA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

WANTED TO EXCHANGE A GOOD RESI-
w dence lot for a piano. GildeTseeve *
Heuington.
A MOTHER LOT As GOOD AZ THE ABOVE
a We want 70 trade for a horse and buggy
tilders eeve 4 Harrington, Room 10 aud IL Md
d1co=cb Building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17

Dsttenthalerr for oysters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-17
FROM an Old Soldier.

60 to Brown. Hall & Cos. for horse
blankets and FIR robes.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-04-21

To allay pains, subdue infamma-
ton, heal foul sores and ulcers, the
most prompt and satisfactory results
are obtained by using that old reliable
remedy, DIR. J. II. McLean's Volcanic
oil Imminent. Sold by w. H,Flem-
ing. .......
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-04-21
DIBRELL.
Personal Points and Pithy Paragraphs
From North Warren.

DIBRELL, Tenn, April II, 1885,
We have nothing of especial inter-
est to report this week. Our Farm
ers and gardeners are as busy as bees
planting corn preparing gardens,
etc, which requires great deal of la
Dor after such washing rains as we
hada.week ago.
The weather is now beautiful,
warm, and fair, with indications of a
few more days suitable for out door
work.
Prof. Moore reports his school this
week on the increase and doing well,
and we are.really glad to hear such
news as good schools and intelligence
is the life of any community. A
much needed improvement in this
community is a good spacious build
ing for school and educational pur-
poses. Who will be the one to lead
out in this good work?
Mr.. Dock Murphy often tells us to
let any of our customers have any
thing they want for the "money."
DIR. w. w. Parker has been visit
ing in Van Buren, county, his old
home, this week.
The birds sing beautifully this
warm weather.
The Stock Association has succeed
cd in getting their fine Jack on
Mountain Creek. Stock breeders
would do will to see him.
Elder Herod, from Indiana, viii
preach at Concord in this county
first Saturday and Sunday in May.
DIR. Parker's little boy while play
ing with his dog was bitten in the
face, but not seriously hurt.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-04-21
Commercial.
MEANWHILE PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey.
OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD,

corrected weekly ny Mtdu q hltcney'
OFFICE SoUTHERNSTANDARD,
McMinnville, April, p 1888
WHEAT- a So % bu.
CORN 65to 20,
FLOUR, p barrel So rs, S. 90 q s. %
MEAL-S$ bu. 70@75c. ,-
OATs-$ blu. @ t J
CHIcKENs-Hens 4c o ID
BUTTER-S8 ID. 10 to Is $50
EGGs-R doz Sto0 FsF
GINsENG-s b. 100 to 1.
BEEswAx-S IBIS tol6c.
FEATHERs-S8 b. 30 to "M
TALLow-Se b. 2K@Sc. ssB
Green hides sc. GrubbyKo Of
LARD-P ID. Sc.
BACON
Shoulders .l.a
Hams to.
Sides
Hog round
Wool, unwashed, 2O@25c
tub washed, 80 to Soc
Poultry-Hens s; Turkeys, &c to.
Stock peas, 80 to 100 per bu.
White beans, 81 90 "a $120
DRIED APPLEs-S9 ID. to 4l4c
Blacberries to &c.
Homestead Fertilizer, 2 00to ESQ p 100.
Irish potatoes Scots. % bu.
Green Apples, 5Oc to 81 90 per bushel.