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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-20
NEGLECTED. need tnunl in the fur-

ucSiCStC6s,vS0U io"'N =" Is'o w.
+ lher purpose here announced and
covered By tho declaration thai
iii after the changes already men
toned ,a4arger revenuelhan is
requisite for the wants of the
Government, the entire internal
taxation. shonld be repealed
"rather than surrender any par,
of our protective system.
/ Our people ask reiieffrom the
unnecessary burden of tariff
taxation now resting upon them
They are offered free tobacco and
free whisky They ask for bread
and are given a stone.
The impiication containedkin
this party declaration that des-
|perate measures are justified or
necessary TO save from destruct-
hon. or surrender what is termed
our protective system, should
confuse no one. The existence
tof such a system is entirely con
sistent with the regulation Of the
extent to which it should be ap-
piled, and. the correction OF It's
J abuses.
OF course. in country as great
as ours, with such a wonderful
variety of interests, often lead,
ing in entirely different direc-
tons, 1t is difficult, if not imposs-
ibie, to settle upon a perfect tar
iTff plan. But, i'll accomplishing
the reform we have entered up
on, theleecessity of which IS so
obvious, I believe we would not
be content with a reduction OF
revenue involving the prohibi
ttion Of inaportations and the re
!, moval vt the internal tax upon
whisky. 1t can be better and
more safely done within the lines
Of granting actual relief to the
people iuathoir means of living,
and at, the same time giving an
impetus 10 our domestic enter
prises and fnrthering onr Nation
a: welfare. II Misrepresentation
| of our purposes and motives are
to gain credeace and defeat our
present effort in this direction,
there seems 10 be no reason why
every endeavor in the future TO
accomplish revenue refo r IN
| shoul,lenot beasIikewlse attacked,
and with like results.
And yet no thoughtful man
| can fail to see in the continuance
lot the present burdens of the
people, and the abstraction by
the government. of the currency
of the country, inevitable distress
and disaster All danger will
be avsrted by timely action. The
difficulty of applying the remedy
will never be less. and the blame
should not be laid at the door of
the Democratic party if it is ap-
! piled too late.
With firm faith in the inteIli :
gence and patriotism of our coun-
trymen. and relying upon the
conviction that Misrepresentation
will not influence them, preju-
dice will not clond their under
standing. and that menace will
not intimidate them, let US urge
the peoples interest and public
duty for The vindlcatlon of our
attempt to inaugnrate a right.
eous and benefclent reform.
~ GROVER CLEVELAND.
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Dress Goods Dopartm't.

The most important. feature Of onr
immense business is our Dress Goods
Department.
50Oa yds Figured Dress Goods at 43c
per yard.
% pieces of p inch Knickerbocker
Suitinss at Ice per yard
23 inch English Cashmers and Beige
Mixtures at l22c per yard.
81 in. English Cashmers in all the
new & beautiful shades at 20 e 25c yd.
30 in. Wool Tricots and Plain Flan-
nel4 at 35c per yard.
All Wool Henriettas in endless var;-
ely, from asc to Si.60 per yard. :.
good line Of Striped ard Plaid
Flannels for Blouse Waists at 40c yard.
Victoria Sackings Bread Cloths and
Fancy Weaves OF every description at
Rock Bottom Prices.
A beautiful line of Pushes st GO cts.
per vd. Black and Colored Silks q
specially.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen unat the toii0W,
fnr accounts and vouchers have been filed
l., the Probate Court OF Hooking county,
ohio, for first final settlement:
Samuel IL. Bright, Administrator OF the
estate OF Jane Pence, deceased.
And lie same will come on Tor hcarihS 9
ON the 18th day of October, 1853, nj 10 o.
clock, A NJ, or as soon thereafter as hisy
be convenient. w. = AM
cnuT .U-.w Pro Judge.
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The Raccnon Valley Graphic
has been removed from New
Plymouth TO Zalesl,i. The Graph.
ic is bright, newsy local paper,
and we bespeak for it increased
prosperity iii its new location.
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Divorce Notice.

Elizabeth Nichols, whose place OF resi-
dence Is unknown, late oi Starr TOWNSHIP p,
Hooking county, ohio, Will take notice
that on the Sd day OF SepteInber, a u lSSS.
in the Court Of Common Pleas of Hooking
county, Ohio, where tile action is nov
pending, being case No 1877. the undersi2n-
ed, John w Nichols, filed his petition
against the said Eiiz,ibetn Nichols, chary-
ing her with ADULTERY and praying for III
vOrce from heI.
The said Elizabet Nichols is required
to answer the petition i'll said actiOu not
later than six I'D weeks after the OIL day
of September, ~ ID 1855, ths date of the first
publication of this notice, or such divorce
may be granted.
JOHN w. NICHOLS.
Wright 4 Buerhaus, Attys for petitioner.
Sept 6...6W
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The styles for this season handsome the assort
ment larger, and the prices lower. Never were we
so well prepared to meet the wants of the people
as we are this fail. Below we will make mention
Of some goods in the different departments, that
when seen cannot fail to interest the most econom
ical buyers:
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Divorce Notice.

Matilda Walker, whose place of resi-
dence is Marily, BOyG CCun.y, Kentucky,
tember, A. d. 1883, In the Court OF Common
Pleas of Hooking county, Ohio. where the
action is now pei ding, being case No. 1928,
the Undersigned, j. NJ. Walker, tiied hls
,peution against said Matilda Wulker,
praying for u divorce from her n, Z
The said Matilda Walker is required to
answer the petition in said action not later
than six % weeks after the 9Th day OF Sep
tember, A. II. 1855, the date OF the first pub
lication OF tilis notice, or said divorce may
be granted.
J. NJ. WALKER.
Wright & Buerhaus, Ats for petitioner.
Sept CIV
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Dem. Ex. Committee Rooms.
James Block. Rooms opposite Colonel
g. WeIdys Law Ofhce. Democrats invited
to attend.
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4 DEMOCRATIC
Executive Committee.

S. WELDY, Chairman; JOHN NJ
FLOYD, Sect'v; FRED S1xocK
Treasurer; V. C. Lowry. r. Nc
-MAHoN. GEO. KRlNN, Al. WEAR.
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Sale.
Samuel Blum, Canadian,
sAlice Phillips, ct al.

Notice is hereby given that the rnder-
Signed. guardian of Alice Phillips, William
l.. Phillips, Emmit b. Phillips and I,uciuS
Phillips, by virtue OF an order OF sale S'i-
ed out of the Probate Court OF liccklnS
county, Ohio, and to him directed as suci,
guardian, will, at the door of the Court
House i'll Logan, on
Saturday. October 6, A. ID. 1883,
at o'clock. p. M, of said day, offer for
scrIbed lands and tenemeuts situate III
Hooking county, Ohio, ana being the
northwest quarter oil the northwest quar-
ter OF section eighteen ClSl, trwasiiip elev-
ty-five (55) acres. Also, the south end of
the west Lalf OF the southwest quarter OF
section seven "a, same township ana
range, beginning ut tile southwest corner
OF said section, thence north on The section
line seventeen N7) chains thiIty-threc and
one-third (331s) links to IL post, thence
south seven (!) chains and sew II a'tu one
third Ga links 10 IL post, thence east thrr-
teen Q3) chains tliiIty-tive and one-third
-(351 links TO a post, thence south seven
"a cnai as seven and One-tiiirt "a links
10 post. thence east seven "a cbilnS seven
and One-thiru ga links TO post IN IN C
east line OF -sai;i west half of sid south 8,
west quarter Of section seven az thence
south three (:9 chat us seventeen tnd Two,
thirds il73N links 10 the south iineo said
section, sc.se a.. thence on said line west
twenty. seven ca cnalnS and nity t,,ej Inks
to beginning, containing twenty-el ght q
eighteen hundreths (2S lS-lU) acres, potn
OF salt. tracts contain eighty-three ana
eighteen iiundret,,s (SS lS-lUOl acres more
or less.
Appraised at 800 90.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash in hand on day o! sale
one third in one and one third III two
years from day of sale, deferred payments
10 be secures! by mortgage ON premises and
10 bear interest from day OF sale payable
annually.
SAMUEL BLUM, Guardian.
John Hansen, Atty.
Sept 6-0w
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President-Chris j oulg ensmier.
Secretary John Shiyely.
Treasurer-Andy Holl.
Club Room -Hartman's hall.
Meetings-Every other Friday even ing
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Democratic

For Common Pleas Judge.
TALL SLOUGH
OF Fairfield.
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7hursday. 2spt. 20, sc.

Democratic National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Allen 6. Thurman,
OF Ohio.
Democratic
STATE TICKET,
Secretary of State,
BOSTON G. YOUNG, of Marion.
Judge OF the Supreme Court.
LYMAN p. CRITCHFIELD of Millersburz,
Member Board OF Public Works;
JAMES EMMITT, of Waverly..
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

NoTEp IMPROVEMENTS.

Among the most noticeable improvements
that came under the observations of those
traversing the main thoroughfares leading
to and from this rapid growing and metro
politan city, is that of the Commercial
Hotel, conveniently and pleasantly located
on the corner of El.sworth-ave. and Oak ST.,
which has recently undergone q thorough
renovation. Mr.. Gabriel Saiers. the genial
proprietor who having lived here since
1850. has won for himself an enviable re-
putation and q business fast increasing and
one that ann man might feel justly proud
Of His courteous manner which makes
his hotel so homelike 10 guests. in addition
to the bountiiul repast which adorus his
tables daily goes to make the Commercial
one of the most pleasant places iu all Grand
Rapids for commercial travellers being only
a short distance from the contemplated new
Union Depot and convenient TO the main
business portion of the city.
Mr.. Ssilers, at an enormous expense, has
Just completed q new addition to tnis al
ready large and commodious hotel, giving
him ten or twelve more pleasant rooms,
which will be reserved especially for the
travelling public; Vet his disposition 10
please everyone Is we'll attested from the
fact that he has in connection with the
hotel large feed stable for the acoommo-
dation of farmers, which is also most lib
orally patronized; and, taking everything
into consideration. it affords his many
friends inexpressible pleasure to bespeak
for him the utmost confidence and good
will of strangers. assuring everyone that
may have the good fortune of stopping
with Mr.. 6ailers while in the city that they
will receive excellent treatment and render
their verdict of well pleased" with every
appointment of the Commercial when re-
turning home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

L. P. Eddy received word by telegraph
yesterday that Joseph De Golyer, OF the
large ysrnish house of De Golyer & Co., OF
Troy. y. Y. died yesterday morning. Mr..
De Golyer Was = brother-in-law Of Mr..
Eddy aud Of DR.. s. G. Graves.
Rev. Frank L. Mass>ck. of this city, has
received a call rom the Univefsalist church
al Huntington, l.. /. Mr.. Mssseck gradu-
ates et Canton Theological School in June
and viii then proceed to bis pasiorate.
George ". Davis and +. v. Taylor visited
Ottawa Beach Decoration Day and returned
with fine string OF perch. 1t measured
eight feet and SIX inches in length and the
fish were nearly as long.
Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell left last evening
for New York City 10 spend the Summer
season visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph
Campbell. She is accompanied by her son,
Master Tommy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred q. Berger yestsrday
removed from 256 Lyon-st. to the Butter
worth house at l24 North Division-st.,
fronting the postofice.
DR.. Mary THOMPSON, who has been seri-
ously III for some tine past, is not recover
ing her health and her physician fears
typhoid fever.
Douglas Gilmore, formerly with Curtiss
4 Dunton, has accepted a lucrative posi-
ton in Brooklyn, Y. Y. and has gone there
| TO reside
Hon. N. G. Burch has returned from an
extended business trip to Leayen worth
and Fort Scott and other cities of the South
west.
George II. Quigley, of the Bay City
| Tri5uae. Is In the city visiting his brother.
/ &. Il. Quigley. At 243 North Front-st.
william p. Smith. formerly clerk At The
Eagle hotel, accepted . similar position at
| the Ottawa Beach hotel.
Rev. J. f. Fay and family, OF Kalamazoo
sre here and viii remain here during the
! Summer.
| llss Ella Sherwood Is very dangerously
sick At her home. No. iSi West Fulton-st
Mrs. Fred Burnhsm leaves for O.tawa
county tomorrcw 10 visit her mother.
Mrs. II. H. Ives and Mrs. j. NJ. Travis &c
70 Rockford today for q brief visit
Paul Friedrich has returned from q busi
ness trip to Chicago.
Hon. T. F. ncGarry. Of Ionia. was in the
| city yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01
GRAND BENErrT.

The Eureka Lodge No. 2, K. of p. OF
Grand Rapids. have engaged the popular
actor and actress. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry @.
Chapman. and will on June 18th. and 18th.
produce their beautiful society drama entitled
"Driven From Home. or High and Low
Life in New York City" at Powers Opera
House. They are to be supported by the
best local talent of Grand Rapids. This
will be the amateur event of the season. and
the attraction. coupled with Q worthy cause,
should assure financial success. Driven
From Home is one of those charming
sermons one often hears from the stage, one
Of those plays one never forgets. and has a
moral evident to all. The comedy element
is very amusing and Is carried through the
play by several characters. We clip The
following from the Battle Creek Mich.
Daily Journal The play produced a most
favorable impression both by the superior
excellence of the drama itself. and in tbs
admirable style Ia which it was render
ed. There were frequent encores. and
the entire rendition was complete suc'
cess"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

SUTxRIoR-- Thomas II. Bedell vs. JuliEs
bsrkey. trespsss on the case. cause allowed
% be held Over for trial uatil June 4. The
People vs.. Thomas Nsr.1eu. larceny, plea
changed from nos guilty 70 guilty. and sen
tsucsa TO the Reform Scbool At Lansfn q
until he IL Il yea-s Old.
CTRCUIT.--Anns Messk, for TIE benefit o.
Psaliae Messik. vs Jsrsnais5 Payne, tres
pass on TIE ease. Jury; On trial
PReRsrx. -Eststs Of Is5sn Allen. ae-
erased bond sled snd leffsrs of sdssinis-
f-sfian isxrsd 10 Harriet II. Allen Estsse
al @iss = Fsiisss. deceased. report of sac
~ rasi estate flei and c31frnes. Estate
~ Osss J. Ross minor. saardiars frsf
scroent fse8. Esssfe % Anns Psse-ssn. a
rninors orssT satbo-isiaR guardian % eo-n-
pr,raise cisim. In - Ssmue. s. Ra~m.n.
INDECENT inxsne person, order of sdasissioa
- - chiraa Insane Asvlum a. Kalersazoo
a. sxrense af Kent ooaste.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01
REPORTERS NEVER osr LEFT.
A Newspaper Man Makes Out His ON
Mzrftaxe lfesnse-

A Newspaper Man Makes Out His Own
Marriage License
George 3. MeIntyre. the handsome, genial
reporter Of the Eagle stat. has just been in
. peck Of trouble.
tie wished 10 wed. THE day was set.
the gusts we're (sImost) met" On Decora-
ton Day he hssiensd 90 the County Clerk $
Office TO report for himself marriage license
which would read thusly:
George ) Mcintyre. 2S. citv. and Verna
V. Van Week. 22. Big Rapids
When he reached the county buildings he
found them closed. In vain did ne rave
and shout and kick about. No use. CLERK
Harvey Was playing ball al the Fair
Grounds, and the marriage license mill
not grinding. After deep thought Mr. Nc
I1tyre invaded the home OF the official he go
much desired 10 interview and found hir,
thsrs. But the ball player was knocked
out. physically. and could not help the lag
gard lover by coming down town Finally
be gave the sacred keys OF the Office and a
book OF written instructions To Mr.. Ac-In-
tyre. and the gentleman lsooriously worded
his own license.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre returned to this
city last evening. and once more the re-
porter will begin his daily rosSts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

The NsMs~z<l Greg - Drsnks Uas Light
xssss<s.y ms<nlse-
Tie AsEefizI dzy dr1nks vsre cutie
sesres. Oaly foar ssrs ~ fsz being iatsxi-
cstsd. yss1sfd4y-
Lozis Hern esal1 not pay hns Il y
sna costs, 20 hs TOOK . twsiss days trial
Trip over - iAs loaaty JskL
Alex. Niexsr pad s5.5o fer esiax drrsx
a1d vent asaJ reIs.e.18.
James a talieF got too drQnk 20 rs11sA-
oef 4uch sb0aG Deeofstiel Day. 30 as sss
xiss1 tsslse days on shs uuBieLpa. stone
Pile. wAsFs be vii collect kis shattered
memories.
Enxsas Tobias. cns OF Bali 4 Waters
hack drivers. paid to-5o for not keeping his
hack iixhks sarning.
James Hsmiiton, . ehroaie, pleaded
| guilty 70 . ehsfss of being disordsFiy. and
0a = promise that be vonId leave town 81
/ oaee, snd stay oat. sentences Was sas-
| DeBssd. de will 90 % AuskrEos. and II hs
| returns he silI 20 20 the hoass Of Coxrec-
! Eion fDr ninety days
| Robert allies vas on TUESDAY night
arrested for pieklnx . tes lilsos on the
premises OF g. W Lemon. On Aadison- St,
iss days ago. Tried hy jury aEd found
| net sailty.
| The Mary sAzfsr case Was adjourned
! again yesterday until Jaas 4
4 John n. Llnzsr charged WITH poisoning
I pasture. pleaded nos Enl!ly, and his case sss
I adjourned Until June 7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

Coed sport - the Eair Grsands This
Aftsrnosn.

Coed sport - the Fair Grsaads This
Aftsraosn.
There will be sporting matinee st the
Fair Grounds this afternoon. participated
in by local steppers. The programmes will
include free-for-an trot with .Sovi."
owned by Don Leatasrs .Ei Mack" en-
tered by ex-Nsyor Dikeman. and Frank
Noble" entered by Tom Lynch. as the con.
tsntants, and they will make spirited race.
Another hot race will be q tree tor-all
pacing. with j. +. Homsn's Niger" III.
\. Pulyer's Joe p" John Longs "Johu
l." and NJ. NJ. Morse's General L" ss
starters.
There will also be q race in the three
minute class. and Mr. IL. X. Bissell will ex-
hibit his SIC, 600 stallion Wheeling Wilkes
and his wonderful eighteen months old coll
Sentiment" the fastest colt of that age
ever exhibited in the State.
Another feature OF the afternoons spori
will be rnce against time by pacing pony
weighing 400 pounds. Races will be called
at 2 o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

BY a dispatch from Ionia II is learned
that the trial Of James Markle, who eloped
with bis employers daughter and double
team. and who was arrested in this city,
together with his betrothsd. for horse
stealing. is now in progress there and is
liable 20 continue FOR several days. Frank
Nsfkle and Rosa Distz, the wicked couple,
il se-ns bad sirssdy purchased their tick
sts for Califernis when arrested. They are
H0llssdsrs and neither OF them speak
EuElisA. neoessitstinx az interpreter. Miss
Disiz = q vsil dressed. blushing blonde o.
anout -. As she sits ii court and care
lessiy PLAYS With the ribbons on her dress
toys with q oouqnet presented her by her
betrothsd ard ocoaEonslly smiles on him
or shispers to him. sae seems picture Of
contentDent. He !. slightly her senior
and not quite 90 attractive IN appearance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01
The Celebrated Case.

The second trial of the jeremiah Payne
case was commenced in the Circuit Cour,
yesterday. The regular panel was exhaust
ed. and three talismen summoned before o
jury was obtained. The jury is composed
OF Myron Ballard, s. d. Horton. ]. A. Rose
John Ramsdell. Frank Hoover. samue
Splcer, John Hszenberg. f. Scheidell. J. s
Stoner. A. a. Stevens. L. ID. Horton and u
A. Berry.
Mrs. Missik mother of Pauline, was or
the stand all day. aud her testimony wa:
about the same as given on the first trial.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

Ihsy ere worth o3-eee. ana IL. AilAss
WAnss thsk AnAoast.
sensSimss foolish lsw sais eomnsncss
and no one can - esnsarsd. bat IL dos
ssen - II the sait commenced in the Police
coars s<zinsx Robert Allies foo picking .
coupe Of illses from @. w. LenonS gard
on hAdison-st.. uas nos only foolish bat
entirely without foandasion. and the jury
IN the case very proupuy crosxbi in Z
verdict Of net guilty yesterdsy sfterpoon.
NJ. Allies thinks thai tie suit uas eoD-
nencsd 70 ipjars hina. ss be vas arrested
late fuesday Eixhh vhsa II wss simo1E iaa-
possible 70 ret bail. and the next day Z
holiday. Yesterday AFTERNOON. through his
attorney, c. c. Howell, be commenced Z
suit ssainst Geo. w. Lemon. for false i'm
prison ment snd malicious prosecution
claiming 5000 damages.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

During the month OF Asy st the postoff3ce
in Grand Rapids there were sold $3.50 worth
of t-csnt STAMPS. -. 100 worth Of 2-csnt
stamps. go worth Of 4-cent. $40 worth Of
5-cep6 Si1e worth Of I0-cent. SO worth Of
rs cenE. and SO worth of s,ecisi delivery
stamps. besides tis15s received for news
psper stamps and 80 for p0stsi-dre stamps
seeo postal cards we're sold. The stamped
envelopes 81 spssef ol ansoanted 80 g. Sd 20,
making an sxgrerste Of sales snoUntine 70
e. efS1S A hosy sad profitable month.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01


Noties IL herssy given hat on Friday,
Jons s. 1854. II 10 o'cleck q N. ehnli se.l
II public snctiop. - ne hlg1sst bidder. tez
csxh. at the treat eatraaes 10 the stoss re-
cently occaeisd - caFkzs q DuDtoa. IA TIE
neassnAn bisok. knoun - s. Pear 81.
in The cssy Of Grsad kspsda Michigan. al
the eoodx wares. merchandise, toxekhei
uith the furnitnrs aud fixtures nov held
by ms Hs assignee Of John l. ourtlss snc
George b. DEnfon. sita&ts and b<iag n
sala store. Said property eoDprisss . genera
stock II stationery. wrsgpinK paper, nai
paper. card beard. snsecpss. tvine<. cor
dsgs. wooden ware. etc. and viii be sols
subject 10 two mortgages Fisen BY tuftiss
4 Danton 90 Lewis u. Dunton end tbs
Fourth Nstionsi Bank Of 6rsnd Rapids
and hlsd in the ofhes OF the City Clerk q
Grand Rapids. April i6. 1855
EDnUsp ID. BARks. Assignee.
Dated, Grand Rapids. Mich, May -. 1855
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

Sunday nearly every pnipit in tae city
vii 6e aliea bv visiting members Of tn. Y.
a c A. Ats ,. m meesiags viii be held
IA tbs lecturs rooms of sone church for
aides snd boys ard Tor nen o1ig IN Hart
msn Hall IN the evening 4 grand rasss
meeting vii - heid n Hsrfmea's Hall
snd neari7 ever church N TIE city viii
Gloss - doors ard taks q Ssrt il the sx-
s-cises Professor Nickse ~iii conduct tas
>in15rr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

Sir fse new oren csys arrived Yesterday
aterncen FOR the street Rshl ~ay Cornpsrv.
four ara fer ne Division Street in@ .nd
80 fsr the Reeds fake aivisien. These
latter cars xre Furnished with er brsk-s.
ami ire trucks are snAilsr - these ased en
the brad gauge rosd. TIE sests sre con-
st1ucfed On the plan of the orsn cars nv
~ nse On the CITY ines snd viii seat IA
passengers The csrs ara ef he same
ieugth sac. e. al las ear snd sre hsua-
sosneiv finished ia casxry. sirri seys maple
and mahcganF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-01

We keep constantly on band complete
stock Of medium and fine furniture which
We sell - cheap a. the cheepest, and hsT-
inE the exclusive sac of ths WEIGH Polling
Bed and Heaps Earth Closets. ve can cf5sr
ron special Inducements in our specially
lne- Call ~ or establish meat. convincs
yozrseif snd take one of our great bzrgxirs
hone with you. Crockett 4 HoppiDs. re-
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