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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26

IT IS SETTLED beyond a doubt that
Newark will have a system of water
supply. The question was decided
last Saturday in a very satisfactory
manner The system has been adj
opted and nothing remains but to
contract for the work.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26

The Times (Phila) says one more
letter from Blaine of withdrawal and
the nomination might be made by
reclamation.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26

THIS seems to be an exceptionally
good year for candidates and athlet-
les. The former gains success by
strategy the latter by main strength.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26
The TrOtting Bred Stallion
CHRISTIANA BOYH

WIN make the season OF 1888 from April LIST to
august lst, AZ the stable OF the subscriber, near
ogletown Del, At the low price OF SO to insure
sponslble for the insurance money.
Chrlstiana Boy is a beautiful Golden Chestnut
10 L. hands high, foaled May LIST, 1878.
PEDIGREEl
Chrlstlana Boy was sired by Honest Fred, he
| Dy Ihe Shafpless horse, he by Old Moscow the
gfandslre OF May, record 225 l-2, his dam. Belle
second dam was by Marshall Ney, his third dam
was by Tom Brown; he by Eclipse, his sister
Anna j., won the 2year old race at Elkton In the
Also won a race on Mr.. Georre q 1ohdera
track July 23d, 1855, in so, in Jog, could have
trotted in 24O or better that day. Quite a NUM-
per Of persons thought she would equal the re-
Christlana Boy Is the only Stallion I'm the State
MIN "a, sister and half sister so fast There aie
Dut lew persons In this section who have not
seen his half sister May, In her hard fought races
snow great speed and bottom.
Christiana Boy is the sire OF Mayflower that
tiotted the Dover track in 2.5S, as two-year Old
and the Newark track I'm 2.52 as a three-venr.Old
without any training.
Maynower will be allowed to serve limited
number OF Mares at f25 for the season, with priv
lege OF returning In 1889 free, n the marc pfOyes
10 3e not ! n loal lie served len mares last year
and all proved TO be In fOal AS some own
ers Of mares were last year shut out from the
service OF MayllOwer, on account OF tarlness IN
aPRSilGael9h, anu N order that these may have
nave already made application.
1reet race horses have great mothers great
slres nave descended from mares possessing
great individual merit. Mayflower being son
OF the great May, record 225k must make n
great sire. Mayllower has not been trained for
speed, only driven few times last summer when
ne started In two races winning
both. The last one was a race for Stations al
Hazel Dell Driving Park, August Is, 1857, which
ne won with ease, beating four others OF nl ages.
HIS shoes were then pulled on and not put on
untll Jan. 26th, when he showed he had n rapid
easy way OF going, without waste action, and
takes TO trottlng naturally,
R. J. MORRISON.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26

STRICTLY speaking, the election in
this town on Saturday last, was a
onesided affair. But fortunately, it
was ON the right side.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26

Too many Parasols. Not
here, but with the makers. And
so it came about that II very
unusual opportunity ripened.
We are but the Intermediary,
between the makers and you.
Amt these prices a revelation?
Selling O,u
raiae. price.
100 Chlldrens parasols............s. rs s .ss
100 Black aud black squares A-inch
Ladies' Coaching. ........................ 80 LIS
100 2l-lnch Twllled Coaching wine,
marine blue light brown............. $50 LOO
$50 22-lnch Coaching, plain coloN,
with double twill OF selI-cOlors,
wine, black, navy, ecru, two
browns....'".,..~.."..~.....~...,.. $40 LIS
l25 22-lnch Small Plaid Coaching,
1--WE combinations including
Dlack ana Whlte.....................D-..3 $50 200
80 saxony Lace Covers, light and
uafk ecru...-.... ...,............. $50 100
100 saxony Lace Covers, beige and
cream ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .15 $50
Is Large Polka Dots. cardinal and
black, blue and black ................. 800 32s
IS 22-lnch Coaching Stripes, black
and black, black and CARDINAL. 500 s2s
?OO2sinch Corching Falne Franchise,
woven, white edge, ten colors..... 500 s5C
This will give you and idea of
what we are doing. There is
not a Parasol named in this
list that has ever been shown
before. But the list is only a
part. We take many Parasols
in our regular stock and en-
tile price IN haT
Taken all-in-all, this will be
the most notable sale of Para
soils we have ever made.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26

The new Wilmington paper,
Ecenind Journal made its appear
ance Monday evening. 1t starts out
without politics and filled with news,
crisp and bright. Brother Bach
has our heartiest good wishes in his
undertaking.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26


The PEOPLE of Ne wark, Delaware,
town which of late has experience
ed several drawbacks and vicissi-
tudes, are bravely struggling to give
themselves a new lease of life, on
Saturday last decided by big ma
jority in favor of borrowing money
with which to establish water works
and a drainage system. The town
has been poorly supplied in this
direction, which has greatly retarded
its growth, and it is now thought
that the introduction of this feature
will be attended with beneficial re-
suits. Why should it not? West
Grore independence.
The above with several other
notices. that appeared in different
journals attest to the right step that
Newark has taken. We have been
a clam for several years, but the
activity of the ant has sprung up
in our midst.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26

The condition of the weather for
some weeks past has had a tendency
to keep back crops and dampen the
spirits of the farmer.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26

Soon the dust will be laid. 1t is
no longer a question of water or no
water 1t is pureQy) water.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26
Fine Spring and
Summer Clothing

for Men, Youth's Boys and
Children ware that can be
found anywhere and at prices
that will.suit the most careful
buyer. We also have a COM
plete line of Gents Furnishing
Goods.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-26

Send your address and we
will send your our Catalogue
for the Spring and Summer
of 1888 1t will make your
shopping by mail a very easy
matter.
JOHN WANAMAEER.
Chestnut Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
CALL CAPTURED.
A bohemiza Oct swindisr and F1rger


bohemizn Oat swindisr and F1rger In
the Tolls.
p. A sheldon, Under sheriff Of Barry
county. was In the city yesterday on his
way home from Portland where he has
been su0p9naing witnesses in a case Of
forgery which ne thinks be has estab-
iished against man named J. IL. Call.
AR. Sheldon states that Call is one of the
Bohemian oat swindIers who Piled their
nefarious trade so successfully in Barry
county some time ago. lie forged the
name OF J. l.. BOgaraus. q farmer. 10 two
notes, one Tor sl5e aud the other for SIS.
These were dated July 2s 1886 and were
made payable fifteen months after date.
The Offices have been in search of Gail
for some time, and about q month ago he
was located IN New York State. Requisi-
tlon papers were obtained from the Cover
nor OF that state, bat Call heard OF this and
He'd. he was next heard of near Detroit,
and was located a. the home of a man
named Westial IN the vicinity of Wayne
junction. Ihither the officers went, but on
their arrival Call hed. They ordered him
10 halt, but as be continued running they
fred and he immediately dropped down in
The snow. Their fears that be was done for
were soon sliayed. when ii was discovered
that he was uniDjured. lie was handcuffed
and gwen transportation 10 the Barry
county jail. His examination will probably
occur this week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The Kent Scientific Institute have ap-
pointed the following standing committees
for the ensuing year.
Geology. Aineralogy and Archaeology.
J. W. Stone, Z. A. Wnittemore, w. l.. Cot
hnberry, E. A. Munson. Physics aud
Chemistry. Prof O. w. Carnan. l.. r. Codv.
Hugo Tham, George +. Fitch. Zoology
and Conchology. George Somes, l.. IL.
Strsng. DR.. De Camp. Geo. c. Hoilisler
Biology and Botany. Prof GressOn. Herbert
Wocd. Publications. DR.. J. Z. Parker. 5.
L. Fuller.
The President has also appointed pro-
sraalms Committee - provide lectures for
the meetings ol the society. At the meet
ing considesaois time wss spent discussing
electrical Appliances aud motors, psTticu-
larry kdlsou's ms-hoi Of dsvs.ofang lhe
electric current direc ~ from heat The
improved photograph was also considered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

sosa~ Fs.tss<s - tas cesseaeea th2t
Nul Bs ef GsazFal Iax rect

sosa~ Fsa1ss<s - tse Cesseatea tb.t
Nul bs sf GsazFal Iax rect
The f0ilesinx Eans~s laailsts sss q
us mea .Ast siA axe gaFs Ia lbs dlseas-
siecs ~ lAs sosestfg Cons~ntion IN Ehls
eltg next wsek, Hoe. +. r Fsnsa. Q.
W.sAsa<s0a. D. G., chisf Of Forestry. Hon.
; A. BeseAes. ef ElashiBg. Aieh-. who oE.
gaaizei oaz forestry AZ and earnestly
iAeersd for ia passsse hon. Thomas Aass,
Aastss ei the s.aIs Gfaass. J. T. Cokb.
,e1rsi2fy of the state Gsaoxs, Presid eat
= let's, eecr-tzrg EeyB0i4 Dr.. ~ &.
kssxis DE. ". g. besi. aod Prof l. II.
bal sg lF.. of tie AxFicaltarsi College. aHd
llsnlbsfs ~ tae stais Bo4rss ef AgFieal1ure
znd eslegaiss fF0M he ls4staz agricultural
4a1 Horticultural sceis<lss of tie stase.
soAs of tie neighe0f.ag states a1d
tana1a wiH be Represented b. Hb :
men. Many Of our own Ieztinz
Business aaa professional men uii attend
% send articles - oe Fezd. Ihs seaLhssa
counties 0l lbe siase are taxing much ln-
tstsst Ia tbs movement and a siF0Hg dels-
gati9n OF earnest men IS looked for from
tDat section. M0sf u tas topics Ia the
scheme TOR discussion vii &c treated ey ex-
peflsncsd persons
AAcn warm agitation Is already being
awakened. and every thins Is i4yora5ls Tor
an iBteTest.0g aad instructive meeting. The
feature that siil Interest iarge and iai-
pofialf el4ss 0f people lsaeheTs-is the
-Afbor Day" exercises % be presented by
tie pupils 81 oar csty schools on Thursday,
evening. tils z6 b, az HsrsmAn Hail.
I1e exhibition " TzH and manufactured
articles 20 - held IN the Board u Trade
rooms VII DC another attractive feature O.
the convention. is l. expected that the
tnanuiactaring lrms % the city will each
DC represented Ia this exhibit. IS We as
some nrms fr0In a. AGENT States. The Agri-
cultural College vii send. from her mu-
scum 0f vegetable products, specimens Of
knOts. iMoeddet gn substances, eross
sections OF WOODS showing peculiar features
OF growth. natural gratis of roots and
branches, specimens showing injury by in
seeis, fungi. etc The exhiolt wili be open
70 the puolse during The 2osh and 9th at
least.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

eon ierT caaes SO ~ Or cal ia tne CIR
cllt Court 1sxt sseE
Ias peas lrogs hare 5ssa sxeassd from
Ne ~ireiiit Ce4ft tsf ae ls1al.
Il. Z. ksais dssw Tsr xateh Al ths
Arc41s pnatag oales Ass evening".
Ernest 4anlea as srrssfe5 lzst aizhs f7r
seiae ifaak sad 1gcsiag - . aSaca IA the
csedish k2il
The Ofstorio eaaisty xiis have thorough
rehearsal % I9sz.aT sseains. a. tas Cnass
bfos. Eiaao rooms, Ca Aoar9e-sr.
Ihs Aasssg3n 8eses states taat S41isr's
0Fap1 EaVf.a orc zslra. i4raisAsl Ihs bss.
mgsic sEsr hsafd ia tbs Aaszegon uefmzn
hall -
The Michigan Csntral pay ear. accom-
panisd - q. G. HoEpsF. Joan r. klshi q.
" somsfs aad T. II. 10nlers. ~srs ia lhe
eirY yesterday.
Company X. uil ksye a sleigh ride party
"a Ads. on Ffi1aT evening" Dancing sill
Dc lndalsea ID aaa ths members viii attend
10 iu.i aniieFm-
Rescue Home." corner Pine and Second-
SIS Is instituted f.r the reformation of
y0anz wo1sa. ant . not coaaeeted VITA
The Salvation Array.
Albert 3. Aegrsgt. of Fsuifpost. Robert ].
kamsdeli ~ A4nisEse ant Asgxis Long. u
Byron. have sDsT sEiersd tie 6fand Rapids
b1slasss Col.sse l0r a dlll course OF insGruc-
ton
81 ABdseKs and 81. James Catholic
Total Ansfinenes Soeieties viii shortly %
Ga me publication o. sixteen page four
column monthly, Ia the Interests Of temper
suce.
The Raakia scottish Concert Company,
MI Be IA the city asxt Nsek and ~ll
zeslst a. tne Burns tlu3 anniversary. next
v ednesday sYeoins. a. the bri dge olnset
House.
Mr.. spilisr. sho lazt an unpaid board bill
a. sne Arnold House on the West S.ds. and
skipped to chicago, has settled the matter
With I nder cAsun Lam0rea1x, Who
followed him % Chicago.
The Good Times Seshine Club will give
sieigniDs party % oraudsale "Wednesday
night tos PaTlgipanLs viii meet at Com
paay = arnogy. and dancing aud supper
vii Dc on the programme.
Tbs siarm OF ire rom box % Yesterday
aiterno0d. vas ea1sed Dy the burning Of a
house. owned and occupied Uy David
" elg0tmsn. a. 40 South Lalayetfe-ss. The
nfe AS caused Dy detective nue, and the
damage IS about 500.
Rev. A. r. Merriam, pastor Of the Park
Congregational ehurch will deliver
lecture on "Pnrity." ia the Young Mems
Christian Association building this AFTER
noon st clock. This will De the fourth
OF a series OF lectures. None but men ad-
milted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

We haven't space to quote
many prices, but the follow
ing will serve to show what
fine shoes are selling for on
this sale:
Ladies' genuine hand-turned
French Dongola Shoes $3.45;
worth $3.50.
Ladies' French Kid NJ. S.
Shoes S2.9S; formerly sold
for 81.
Ladies Fine Curiso Kid
Shoes that sold at $2.75 now
selling at $l.95.
We save you S1.05 on every
pair of those fine kid shoes
now selling at S245.
Five hundred pairs of ladies'
Fine Kid Shoes, with flexible
soles on the Opera, London
and Common Sense lasts will
be closed out at : l.6o. regular
price 81 80.
A few dozen Ladies Kid
Hand Turned Shoes are bound
to move rapidly at $2.65 a
pair.
Gents seamless fne shoes
IN Balo and Congress, $l.4S.
Gents hme dress shoes IN
every siyle. best selected calf.
$2.95: regular price $3.50.
One lot, l34 pairs, Gents
genuine band sewed Cordovan
seamless crimped top 81 shoes
will be closed out at S52 a
pair.
All new STYLES and fresh.
desirable goods. No chest
nuts ON this sale.
If You would convince
yourseifthat now Is the time
to buy all your foofv ear for
the coming year just step
into
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

NJ V. Curtis. who went to Washington
Territory last Fall. in company with J. II d.
Rose and w. II. Hunt. arrived home Friday
night- ar. Curtis IS thoroughly convinced
that seattle and Tacoma are on tho verge Of
as great q boom ~ Southsrn California has
experienced. He visited Los Angeles be-
fore going 70 Washington Territory and
he believes the boom there has
reached its climax and says that
real estate speculators are beginning TO 20
ia large numbers from Southern California
% Washington The coolest weather sx-
perisncsd at Seattle bsfors be eft was I6
degrees above zero.
Mr.. Curtis returned By way OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway and was snow
bound for twenty hours
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

{. b. koolmsn, the pastry co5k sad con-
fec;ioner a. Sweets Hotel. has made for
Prof @. G. S1sHsherz. q most slegsRt cake
% ee sent % the Professors daughter, Miss
Bertha MsiitA Sssusserg. as birtaaay re-
membranes. The cake il beauilalir
decorated with confecu0DerY. ana oears an
its top the words "Herths Xeiita S1ens-
he-E. corn ia sweets Hotel, Gfsnd Raos "a.
Men. JanNaFv - 1877 HoNlsua Farm.
Osio. J3aelssy - is-8 The cas-. tozsther
wifa = qaais1iy 81 s-nalier fancy con FEC
fi0nerY. vii he f0rTsrssi bT express 70
oaio IN time t5 resoa Miss Bertha Nell q. bT
Mafnaalar
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
The Annual Statements.

The stock companies continue to sle an
nual statements with the County Clerk.
Yesterdays fling Is as follows:
Grand Rsoids Furniture Company-Cap-
itsl stock. So. 900. all paid in; real estate,
l30. iSS.6s: personal, 81. .460 IA; debts, $23,-
81. 03. credits. Sl7.7lO.55.
Ocker & Ford Manufacturing Company
Capital stock. $50. .OO0; paid in. so. .tOi; real
estate, sl2S73.96; personal, So. 2S0S7, debts.
eli sStS 80, credits. s9.g79.53.
Lowell Furniture Company Capital stock,
5000; paid in Sl6. $50: real estate. s. 276. AS
personal. slS.503.s5; debts. slO,0Tl.o5; cred
its. s.. 7596s.
Cuzsns' Mutual Insurance Company OF
Kent Allegan and Ottawa counties-rotal
alembershiD. 5.59l; risks. as l9O, 300; re-
sources. s6,l6L49; Liabilities, 50 4V9 05; in
come. $40 1886, losses paid for 1887, sl2,-
1852. other expenses, s4.03S.70. total, sl6,-
BIZ 1y
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The Mystic Social Club will give a liter
arr entertainment tomorrow evening at
their parlors. No North Ionia-st., at
which tine the following exercises will be
given Piano SOLO. Miss Daisy Robinson,
vocal selsctIon. Mrs NJ. Robinson; select
reading. W. IL New ular. vocal selection.
Hiss Alice Burton. address oy j. g. Ford;
pisno solo. Miss Ada Kelly: debate will be
bed between George Co0k. Alexander Hamil-
ton, J. G. Ford aud ". H. Newman. Sub
leei- "kesossed. That the lawyer Is OF more
benefit 70 The community than the doctor"
As Nessrs- Cook. Hamilton and Ford are
men OF orat0rical fame IL is thought that
this deocts viii DC q very lively one Re
frsshmcnts Will be ssrvsi. The admission
- free. and all are invited 70 attend
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
Church services. Etc. Today.

Rev. J. Graham will preach in the morn
ing at the Division-st. II. +. Church fro M
the subject. Speaking to the Weary"
At the Second Baptist Church, corner Of
Gold and Californis-sts., Rev. <. IL. Brooks
will preach in the morning on "A Second
Sermon on Miracles" and IN the evening
on From the Porch to the Inner Sane
tuary."
The morning subject of Rev. J. Rice
Taylor at st. PauPs church will be. And
He Called His Name Jesus" In the even
ing he will preach on Honesty the Best
Policy"
At Ames NJ. f. church a love feast will
be held at 8 o'clock in the morning. fol-
| By Rev. j. g. Crozler. Ia the evening the
pastor will take for his subject, The Cry
of Despair"
The Need of individuality" will be the
morning subject of Rev. Charles Fluhrer,
at the Universalist church. His evenln <
subject will be The Age of the Patriarcns,"
being the fifth lecture on the Book of Gen.
| esis.
Res. DR.. Campbell Fair will preach in
the afternoon AZ Comstock Hall.
Rev. d. Cronk will preach on THE
| Temptation in Eden" at the morning SER
vice of the East Street NJ. K. church.
| Rev. T. G.. Robertson, acting pastor of the
| Wealthy Avenue church willspreach in the
morning from the subject "Heirship With
Christ" and in the evening Experience and
| Fact"
At the evening service at st. Marx s
Rev. DR.. Fair will take for his subject,
The Apostles and Nieene Creeds."
Rev. Ben. f. Sarg.nt's morning theme of
| discourse at the South Congregational
church will be Gods Willingness 10
Bless" aud in the evening Spiritual Les
sons from the Ic,ion Of Climbing Plants.
The subject at the morning service OF the
First Presbyterian church will be "Ambss-
sailors Their Mission aud Their Message"
By Rev. II. p. Welton. The evening SUBJ
ject will be Christian EBdsaTor, the Oh
Jeet and Methods OF the Society
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

In the Superior Court yesterday the time
up to $50 in the afternoon was employed in
smpsnelinx Jury in the case Of Marshall
against Widdicomb. This is a SUIT for $40. =
90 damages for the deagh OF Peter Mar.
shsifs sou oy knife thrown from q shapsr
a. the Widdicomo factory, about two years
ego. The case vas triesi before Judge Par
risb. and was tsksu from the jury and a
verdict for ths defendant ordered. IL then
went % the Supreme Court, where a new
trial wss ordered Hon. T. F. Uhl Is the
defendants counsel and 3. +. Sitter the
PLAINTIFF The trial viii commence to-
marrow
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The G r. 4 l. Railroad Company hs,
awarded The seotion foremsn on the soufh-
srn DIVISION oftheir road tas prizes 70,
good work. IA bas been their custom fo.
years - give cash prizes for ths greatest i'm
proTemsnis within the year The Urize
winners 90 the Pisinwel division are
First, Wm. kdsns. S45. second. l.. r. Tai
man. $40. third. Gee lliG SIS. fourth. A.
EminEer. 80, iHh. Geo. Roy. Is, axth.
A. ]. cliter. 80. seventh. q. A. Ne.son. SIS.
sghth. G. Sukow SO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

There are Al present IN the aeiwh 50rhood
sf ffty social clubs IN tbs eitr. Az cf
which have bean rscgDty orgsnizel Con-
Tlsiats have been mads thss some Of Ire
cians are usleg tnsfr ri8i,es for Eamoiinx
sad vsCiaiiofs ef tne hqslor iaw faa Do
lice have com menced a tour ~ iavesfira-
ton. snd the ma1azsrs 81 tba clubs have
been notified thxs ii further csntpisiats are
mste search rerTanfs viii % issued and
these places ~aers samolirx IS permitted
vii % closed %.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The Royal Australian Novelty Combins-
ton sal present an interesting and pleas
inx performance at Smiths Opera House
al this week The progrsmme comprises
TIE Australian trio In statue aud waltx
clog Oeofge Wills and Grace Barron ia
sketches, Gallagher and Reynolds in lrisa
comedy. Hsil and Hawks. blsc< face CON
edisns. Mss Ada DeFerr, song aud dance
LADY. and Miss Nellie Parker. tns accom-
plished vocalist and dancer. A novel hrst
part and roaring sftsrpiecs viii be pre-
ssntsd 6y the o0mDaay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

In Police Court yesterday Patrick Carroll
va sent % jail for t~ent7 days and C. "
Neatsh. charged With disorssriy c0nduct
Vas discharged The sssps ef 2sf@r Peter
sen. for petss iarcenv Martin Pierce. ssr
seeeihx house of Hams a1d Ffef J.
Daily foT keept1g his satoon crea cn Sgn-
Gay us1s ca Ell and adjourned - Jan. -.
pleadet nos gniirT 10 a eaarSe e laSins 20
suppors his fanily and Vii hsve heaTins
tcr1arr1w
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
SILVER WARE

At the door. which go at one half of. These
pieces are OF the best plate. and are just IS
desirable as the new goods. hey sre OF
broken sets, such as ti,e sugar-bowl without
the cream pitcher, or the teapot without the
other pieces. These patterns in teaspoons.
dessert spoons. tablespoons and forks at one
half of are among the taking things. One
counter. near the elevator. contains nothing
out damaged goods. which We are almost
giving .way-and that stock of small gcb-
let's near the center OF the store which are
3 cents each, were 81 per dozen. Those
tumhlers With lip on them, which are
marked cents each. were Is MS; they sre
nice for msasurDg-gl glssses and vould be
found invaluable in the kitchen. Ali the
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

0OfFE Oh - I"Cs
The january session OF the Board of Su
pervisors Completed.

ptrvisors Completed.
The Board of Supervisors have completed
their semi-annual session. At the meeting
yesterday q motion to allow the Circuit
Court Commissioners 800 for Office rent
was denied.
The Committee oni Public Buildings was
authorized TO procure the ballots To De used
at the special election in voting TO bond the
county for money to erect : court house.
The formal order Incorporating Caledonia
ss village was passed.
A vote OF thanks was rendered the Chair
man and Clerk, aud the Board adjourned to
meet at the next ssssi on IN October.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Tohn Mspes wss BIT s.s,i yesterday s,3
lodged in isil for stsalizg aorse from
Th0mss ? Grcach. ct kliezsn countv Be
bofro ~e,i ihe horse and csssai - rstara-
ins q he drovs te L.scon. wasre he vas
ARRESTED By Deputy sheriff Fswss, Of
SrarfA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Cornelius Stoatis@iyck, tae youth srrest-
si sor stealing pockeghook frsn wu-z-
5srrz's isweiry store. and Who scled s,uas-
~hst silly. vas examined Yesterday ~
County Physician Graves saa oronouess-sf
sane. be via Be 9ixtn tnsi in Ssaics
Cnnrt lonarroN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The ciesrfugs af tie several banks f0r the
~sek ending yesterday. we're S-ss s,t-s.
For TIE cnrr-srondi1e week lssf vpa- the~
wsre 49, fe1 ~. an inerexSs 81 sz4-. So s.
- n-g - sfr seat
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Cstarrh causes discharge from the nose.
bad breath, pain between the eyes, cough
ing, choSing. ringing noises in the ears
Hoods Ssrsaparilia, By purifying the blood.
cures catArrh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

A rsin aackiT vieids - The inHusncs
q Selrsticn or Pf1ce 15 cents hoffle.
A monument W. ee erected % fHe 5is-
e0vereF d d. Egils couga syTup T-Ex.