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Notes From Virginia and North Carolina
The people Of North Carolina, having, by a
vote Of 121 $50 for to 29.377 against consented
to increase the number Of associate justices
Of the supreme court from two to four, Gov.
Scales has issued q proclamation declaring the
amendment duly ratified and adopted as part
of the constitution of the state.
The statue of Lord Botetourt on the college
campus at William and Mary college. Williams
burg. Va, is being cleaned. HIS excellency
stands upon q white marble pedestal which.
like the statue, is much defaced by relic hunt
ers The right hand is gone. The monument
was erected by the colonial assembly in l773
A rollicking boyish figure is that of his excel
lency.
The people Of Nottaway Court House, Va.
are laughing at the misfortune Of the county
jailor. A few nights ago he went into cell to
talk to prisoner, and the latter slipped out and
locked the door. While the jailor was stamp
ing and storming inside, the late prisoner was
rapidly putting space between himself and the
jail.
moose and an elk were killed in the noun
tains west of Monterey, Va, few DAYS ago by
Mr.. Granville kellar. II is very unusual to
hear Of q moose in that part Of the country
A call has been made for all ex-confederates
receiving q pension from the state of North
Carolina TO assemble at their respective court
houses in each county on Saturday. December
~, and appoint three delegates to represent
them ct the Raleigh convention on January g.
1899
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued as follows: Edward Matter,
one brick dwelling, 322 South Capitol street
southeast; S2,700. John A. Swope, one brick
stable, rear Of PA A street southeast; $3.50.
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WIN DEAe On

miserable existence when 6 few bottles Of
Aver. ssrapsrlls would csrtairly give ths
s.r-n<th and eneryy you need Thousands are
proving its virtues dsily. So may you Mira
Alice Vest Of jefferson. ". Va, writes: II x.s
all run down before began TO take Ayers sar-
sspsrsiI,, but am now gaining in strength ever
day"
Being very weak and despondent after lop1
Illness. I tried Ayers sarssparills, and two bot
ties nave restored me to my for1nes heath -
Miss Blanche s Brownell. Boyiston Placs,
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
Prepared By DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass
Sold By all Druggists. Price. 81: six bottles. s5.
WORTH % A BOTTLE
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The Yellow Fever Epidemic.

By order of Surgeon-General Hamilton the
history of the yellow fever epidemic in 1887
'6S, the general results Of the treatment Of tn,
disease, and the operations of the quarantine
service. will be reported upon as follows: Tn,
fever at Key West, by J. Y. Porter, NJ D.: a
Tampa and Plant City, Palmetto, and Man
atee, by John p. Wall. NJ. D.; at Jacksonville
by J. Y. Porter, NJ. D.; at Fernandina, by Sur
geon Ross, Of the navy; at Gainesville by Sur
geon Martin. Of the navy; at Enterprise, Greer
Cove and McClenny, by j. L. Posey, NJ d.
Camp Perry and the inspection service, by W
H b. Hutton. NJ. D.; Observations on the
treatment of yellow fever, by Drs. John Quite
ras. c. FACET, and Solace Mitchell All the
reports on the fever at special places are &c
include an account of the measures taken BY
local authorities and the government, as vel
as the history of the disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-08

COMMODORE WALKER has gone to Philadel-
phia to witness the speed trial of the vesuvius,
which took place in Delaware bay to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-08

Twenty-Five men are now lying in the Bay
View hospital, Baltimore, afflicted with disease
caused by exposure, ill-treatment, and INSULT
Gent food, while at work at oyster-dredging in
Chesapeake bay.
Sam Phifer and Adolphus Wheeler, colorsd
murderers. were executed Il Yorkville, 6. C.,
yesterday.
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BUTTERFLIES
Have been described as
Flowers with Wings"

A fowery idea truly, and poe.ically pct, but, a.
thus Is hot the nOwery season permit please
Ia plunge into deeper water and bring forth sterner
stud- suited 20 the season and to any occasion
II has been well ID wisely said that there is but
step from the sublime to the rdculous" One may be
in his shirtseeves. in Imagination the lone haU-
tSnt of ElysiIm dreaming the happy hours away
but let the hipl to dinner, and how
quickly l. the dream CIssipatsd The descent from
realms celestial TO the here terrestrial is made in the
tvnkhHs Of eye, and The first words which escape
his lips are:
where's Ny Coat:-'
II some poor wretch more needy than spirited
y away. pocket your loss and hide your chagrin be-
hind . wiaso1ne smile. then step lively into
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yOIp MEDAL PARIS 1878

BAKER'S GOLD MEDAL PARIS, 1878.
BAkEkS Warranted ABSOLUTELY PURE Co
BAkIRS GOA FROM which the excess of OIL has
BAkERS been removed. 1t has thTes tsBses ne
BkIAklA SI SrcHgfh Of Cocoa mixed with Starch
BkEAkfAST ArrOvrOot or Sugar. aid IL therefore
BkEAkEASl Tar more economical, costing t,ss than
Bkl-AkfASI one cent a eup. IL Is delicious. nour-
COCOA ishtnR, Strengthening easily digested
cocoa and admirably adapted for invaiids n
COCOA well as for Yerspns in health
COCOA SOLD b GhOCEhS ENERYWHERE-
". BAKER CO,
ss3 Dorchester. Mass.
ARE UNLIKE ALL OTHER PILLS NO PURG-
"A ing or pain Act specially the liver and bile
Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill a dose
E,RIrs
New and artistic Water CoIors by Fssis Leon Moran
Percy Moran. C1cerf, J. y. Sword Carl Weber Chafee
Dibdn and others Of this country. and by pominent
European arsists Beautiful bridal Gifts. carefully
ard tsstetully framed A1totyPes eehines. engrsv-
ings, for immediate use Paintings. NirrUrs ".Poli
nes neT Rogers GROUP and al the others in stock
JAMES =. EARLE SONS.
Ce9 sl6 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
No CHRISTMAS TABLE
Should be without a bottle Of
- ANGOsTURA BITTERS,
ne vorid-renOvned Appetizer Of exquisite flavor
Beware Ut cOunterfeits. III
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MEDICAL INSPECTOR A. 8. Oberly has been
ordered before the retiring board; Surgeon T.
N. Penrose has been ordered to examination
for promotion; Lieut.. W. C. Babcock has been
detached from the Norfolk navy-ysrd and or
dered to duty under the lighthouse board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-08

A NoLLR Pros. IN THE CASE OF JAMES n.
GRAHAM.-In the case of James II. Graham,
charged with house breaking at the residence
Of Representative Glover (once tried, District
Attorney Hoge entered a nolle pross. this
morning. He stated that he had his doubts if
q conviction could be had, and even il it
could, he did not think that the verdict would
stand.
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Like q Dime Novel.

CONFESSION OF ONE OF THE MEN WHO At
TEMPTED TO ROB PHIL DAILY.
Henry Hermann, one Of the men who at
tempted to rob Phil DAILY In New York few
days ago, confessed to Inspector Byrnes yester-
day. Hermann was the green member Of the
gang. he met Meredith, the other conspirator,
. couple weeks before election. Hermann SAYS
that he introduced Meredith to the Stanton
woman, and the quartette went to live at the
4th avenue fat. About November % Meredith
told Hermann that he had fixed il with Addie
Stanton for q big strike, and he would give
Hermann $4,000 TO take hand. The scheme
was TO write letters to men Of wealth and prom
inence to entrsp them into the fat The first
one who fell in and was ANY good. e., had
any reputation or money 10 lose-was TO be
chioroformed and robbed. They calculated
upon getting about go eco out Of their victims
by threats and blackmail Hermann was as
signed TO the task Of firing and torturing the
prisoner. DAILY, one OF the chosen victims,
came once, and the chance was allowed to pass.
Meredith blowed Hermann up for IL The
Hammond woman, who was . sort Of silent
Daily passed through his ordeal. She did not
wish 70 be present a the time. The two men
played cards in the kitchen while the Stanton
woman watched for the gambler. At2p D. m.
came the knock ct the door. The woman
played her part e asreed upon. When the
that the pistol went Oh accidentally. Then
they rsn. What followed hss already been tolA
The barn On The farm Of samuel 7. Freeman,
q Woodlawn, Nd, was burned yesterday, de.
stroyinK lot Of farm machinery and grain.
VIM. vm TAssel, the well-hncwn auctionser
81 horses and carriages. of New York, fell from
the Aryt door 70 the basement Of his establish-
msnt last night end rsesivsd injuries from
".sS o9 Uou
xiSsso~s. l. e. yssss y sss. m~ ess =
croo pond On The Zee. When wsn hon TIE
shore the Ice eavs var His wife ran % kis
assis4anco and both drowned.
Turfmen from ~ parts Of - country axu
bore ale, vhioh vm bs9in nsxs TussdsS, 81
~ 4olbouDs s(ab1sa. Thfs ~ - 49,
leguoo oo0e e ~ ~ strai1a
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VICTOR z. ADIEE,S

10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
ee1 and s2s eth st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One Price.
Open saturdayI6n llpm- Dc
IF SICK HEADACHE Is MISERY WHAT ARE
Il CzrJer,s Little Liver Pills II they will pOsitvely
IT, People who have used them frankly Of
their worth. They are small and easy TO take
T1NCRKISH LIFE TABLETS
Il FOOD FOR THE NERVES AND BRAIN
lnfAIli0le Remedy OF the Turkish Umpire.
An absolute cure fer Nervousness Mental Weakness,
Dependency. Nervous Headache, seeplessness and q
Iwerfui Blood Purifier, and will positively destroy
The Desire for Liquor and Tobacco.
For sale by Druggists in Nashington
= 4 Ware Ebbitt House Pharmacy G. Chris.iari.
4Si Peansy wanna ave-. A n kloczevskL 500 9th 81
corner OF 81 NV.
Price 81 per box; boxes for a..
Send for circular
TURKISH TABLET CO. Philadelphia Pa
Public opinion our strongest Endorsement no3-3n
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FoR SIrErLrssxDus
USE HoRsEroRD,s ACID psospuAra

Or. O r. Dsks, Bellsvfus. m. ssv,. ~Th~v,SuunA
Il and eione 70 Be csgshle q producing svsa -
nstqral seeP IN osess q tnsD1nnAa from ovewge2 q
and business men."
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VICTOR Z ADLERS


Supply yourself with something new handsome
ty lish. perfect-nttnz and withaL very cheap Then
take q sly peep OF the large mirrors. survey
outward pesrance critically involuntary
smile play your cOantenAnce which, being right
IL interpreted. reads thusiy:
Il thank thee. Thief that thou dilst away with
the OLD, else should not have put on the NEW
Pleased with YOURSELF OF course you are. Clothes
do not MAXI the man but, good people, good clothes
make Wonderful difference in a mans appearance,
and APPEARANCE gees way q this aye
We have not read you this hoInily for nRu3ht, il
effect and this IL the lesson IL would teach
ALWAYS WEAR GOOD CLOTHES!
PAY CASH FOR THEM,
BUY THEM WHERE THEY ARE SOLD THE
CHEAPEST!
YOU KNOW THE SPOT,
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THE INAUGURAL COMMITTEES.
An Aeronaut Who Proposes to Send Up
q Balloon.

NOTES fRoM HEADQUARTERS ro-DAY-rHE BALL
INVITATION DESIGN 10 BE sELRcTRD THIS
EvENINo-RxDUcrD RAILROAD RArxs-rHE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES MEETING.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 1419 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-08

CAPT. RAMSAY commanding the U. 8. g. Bos-
ton, was at the Navy department to-day. He
says that there have been no cases of yellow
fever on that vessel since the 18th ult., and ia
OF opinion that the germs of the disease have
| been thoroughly eradicated from the vessel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-08

BAsE-BALLrsT BARNES HEIR TO t200 000.-A
New York special t. the Philadelphia Press
says that John Stone barnes. of the 81. Paul
Base Ball club, was booked for q passage on
the Umbria, which sails to-day. Mr. Barnes
has just fallen heir, by ~ death Of his uncle,
Ireland, and while in England he will try TO
form a baseball league that will knock out the
time-honored national game Of cricket He
will be gone several months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-08

An Episcopal RRcToRY BuRNkp.-The hand
some Episcopal rectory, near Iceland. Prince
Georges county, Md, the home Of the Rev.
VIM. H. Butler. of the Brick Church." was
entirely consumed by fire ON Friday night
The family escaped, but all of the household
effects were lost. The fire commenced about
2 o'clock a. m. Its origin ID unknown. There
was an insurance Of about 81, 900 on the build
ing. The house was one Of the handsomest
rural rectories in Maryland, and was built only
few years ago. Much sympathy is felt for
MIR. Butler and his family,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-08

SoRAK1cM THROWN By LOCAL., WR1srrn.-
Henry W. Wenzel, the local wrestler, who wa
matched against Sorakichi, the Jan, at Ker.
mans last night, won the first fall from the jar
and received $50, the prize offered to any Local
man who would accomplish the fest Joseph
hussen wilson, aiso OF this city, win wrestle
with Sebastian Miller, Of Muldoon's COMPANY
this evening, and viii receive olOo II he throw
him. Miller 10 declared by Muldoon TO be I'M
doubleday the strongest man in ths world.
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The 81, 400 Silver Robbery.


THE RoBBKR CAPTURED, THE MONEY RECOVERED
AND THE CULPRIT RELEASED.
Several weeks ago heavy shipment of silver
was made from the New Orleans mint to the
Treasury department in this city by the South
ern Express company. When the boxes were
opened it was discovered that 1.4OO silver dol
lars had been distracted and bags Of shot SUBJ
stituted. A Nashville special to the New York
World says: H. c. Fisher, superintendent of
the express company, began an investigation.
He had forwarded to him the bags of shot that
had been placed in the box. In one Of the bags
he found an advertisement showing that the
shot shot had been made in October by latham
with latham Bros. developed the fact
ments Of October shot to the south.
With this clue Mr.. Fisher ascertained who had
obtained the shot. The evidence was so con-
elusive that the robber. knowing his guilt,
would shortly be fully established, wrote ty
Mr.. Fisher, and told him that if he would 20 to
Bowling Green and get a certain trunk he
would discover in it the missing money The
trunk was found and examined. and wrapped
up in bed quilt was found the 81, 400. Mr.
Fisher, in declining to give the name of the
guilty man, said he was not actuated by a
desire to save the reputation of the individual
in question, but did not wish to blast the lives
OF innocent women and children. The robber
he said, had committed the theft under circum-
stances that would excite the sympathy Of a
stole, and had already suffered as much as if
he had been consigned to prison and his name
given to the world. Nobody connected with
the mint had anything to do with the theft.
Masonic ELECTION. lodge. No. 10, F,
A. A. NJ, has elected and appointed the follow
ing officers to serve during the year ending
December, 1889: DR., Fred w. Ritter, W. M:
James B. Newlin, S. W.; DR.. Joseph Jouy, J..
WV: q. Stuard' secretary; P. H. Ward, treas
urer; w. L. Stuard, s. D.; John Breen, j. D.
A HUSBANDS Surf FOR DIvoRcE.-Mr. C.,
Darlington, to-day, for w. E. Geddings, fled q
bill for divorce from Laura Geddings. They
were married April %, 1881, and lived together
till May 2, 1884. He charges that short time
after their marriage she kept very irregular
hours, remaining away from home all night,
and when they went to Baltimore in 1881, she
was more irregular in her hours, and in re-
monstrating with her she deserted him, taking
her clothing, &c.
RANGE OF THE TaERMoMETER-Thef following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
a: M, "a; p. m, so; maximum, 81;
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Noted Moonshiner, C.,t.rsd.

TH1 PAYNE BROTHERS CAUGHT Ar rHxxn uIIcYs
STILL N TIE wngT vI1aIlHA YoRRsFs.
After an all-night journey through . wni
country Revenue Omcer Franz Wooster and {
posse OF men Uncovered the Illicit stin Of The
Payne brothers in . dense forest nsaf Ceda,
creek, Wyoming county, W. Va, ~ wsdhss
day. There vas large supply u 'tnsh" o.
hand Two Of the brothers wsre arrested
without trouble, but William hyns Shovst
night and there was some shaxp shootnf befors
he was captured John, William and joseph
Payne have followed the business long time
Recently Deputy MarshAl Sinler was On Tom
mics creek, Raleigh county, afSsra witness foa
the United States court, and VI: mss ~ Johl
and william Payne, who took hb pi.scl and
papers from him, and would have k1led hin
had not friend intsrcsded IAs fsvnee told
Sissler to get out Of the country md seu tn
United ahtes JUDGE that they vsrg
making and selling liquor and tat thsy dsnsi
judge Hsrssai end ~ - ur "a !! 49, q
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PIMPLES, Blsckheads, Chspped and Oily Skin pre-
vented By CUIICURA INDICATED SOAP Oasis
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You must Keep up your physical health
aud strength and avoid Rheumatism
II YOU sciStlea. Bseksehe and Kidney and Lung
troubles BY using BensDns Plaster, q
remedy. which Is neat. Clearly easy of ap-
WANT plication and does not interfere with your
business Its timely In Coughs Colds
AID Chest Pains viii frequently save
WALTZ you from Pneumonia and other fatal lung
diseases Ask for Benson's and refuse ali
other porous plasters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24


rhss fssofise eonlssy -Li-tls Nazgs1
= tas Tn4ukss, sing ss1seglsn q ksa-
nonds al o<xt sssx 80 E4ti1ee saliy. !.
Ihs aataor q ~Llst.s A4kssi 24s szze-
1iehea a. set "a aleE9, .r41a sxtsssa 80
shees - sro3a e3l sig. IL So ss1cAd at
really ss5scliFe gr4asfoTEls-ioa seels :
1s-.4 - fssl4l.41.84s s2agzs osias made
frcas q r..ra4 doof ssr1 - = YES II a. "a
ai.l 90 : rissF s.1s. Fsis = Destroyed -
tas sxDissio8 ~ . soA1. al l4s eirD2x .
: 1zrl1x fesc1s AL 1o4 Issl ~ tos slofF
r4as q. sas a sza-sr ssAa- >eaks srs Lev
"a s4ls-
At Rsdmoad's last 8isht faif-siEsd saai-
sncs ~iLass ss1 lssllUsF 40 az see
sci D szsed sith lns 3 ~ 2sEnse tt >
afternoon 2nd fszaa4r geffcruaaacs ia
ssesi1g.
Toe shoE at esiis1 tAls sask hAs gwen
fse 5sst ~ ssusf-cloa. Dlat forget rAs
a.alll-e t1ls a'Irrul5a sd ast psrioI "a
anls IonishL a 81 sIll tor lsE. seSx
one o. the bsppesE plays no~ 0z.ors the
p-Dae - * Lz< llis very 4m1slEs
A. Poeefs Helnssiay sssaiaZ
The Little Tyco0n ~iI be given two
h.s house nezt Aon1sy snI TUESDAY even
iass. Cet yo4l ssais 'oe-y
Harry Wood a. cancelled h.s busiosss
srransessats snJ sill ssaaaia a. snita =
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
~ THEIR NEW HALL.
The South Fad Odd Fellows Dedicated
Their New Hall Last slight.

The so0th Fad Odd Fellows Dedicated
Their New Hall Last slight.
The Odd Fellows in The South end of tbs
city &c icated their new hall in the Walsh
block, on the cornsr of South Division and
Sycamoresss. last evening. Tbs hall was
crowded and 4 splendid time was had. Re-
ireshments were served and the following
pIOzraume was carried out.
Pray er. by Rev J. q. CTCzier.
Opening Ode OF the Order.
Remarks. by Rev J. o. CrOzer.
Piano solo. by Miss Saddle Beebe
Recitation. by Miss Aiss Fannie Russell.
Piano solo. by Miss May S.Ocum.
Song, oy Double Quarteite.
Recitation, bv James AcMastsr.
Solo. by Dr. w. II Ross.
Recitation. by Mise Fannie Osburn.
Piano sOl0, by Miss Minnie SethrOn.
Recitation. by Miss Myrtle Turner.
Piano solo. by Mr.. Beebe and daughter
Solo. by W. III. Henson.
Recitation. by Miss Lena FarEenger
Music, by Orchestra
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

l. !" As~zsn. sho formerly lived A.
81 AoDro~ 81. as - ne eIty yesterday.
Af. NssElza AS "a JscksCRxLls. Pa
asilEg - nulss - tes isssr szass<xs ~
PER = cf Ieo-2ns-a AL assszas. sss alsa-
sef vet ~ - tesE ,efstes see1Fgs. 49,
ees tcsts a4.s x1Q1k1 ~ TeSok<E hs sea
- y 4sA=<.8 totasy 49, So Esl "a ~ las
cats al sea Illrsesy Or fre4y. 2E
ess181o eaEFl.z pa ysr 1en a. ill1s 2a.sF-
o<Ss sizEslDfse 4na CCUEtsr-sizB. tsrss.
shich ezfEcet o. tie f4ef IT kls hss ~
scfec tAx esDaeiry of glFse "a t6< i<tef
. ssE.c > 4Ed sasiIi<d hlaa ~ p4sssss essE
tas n1es of ssEiezls r.liFestz. aa80as eaieA
LaLy
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
For Charitable Peopl.

The charitably disposed are again sp-
pealed TO for substantial aid and material
sympathy toward the institutions that so
widely contribute to the relief and encour-
sgemert of our worthy poor. Appreciation
OF the multiplied blessings that have
crowned he year. what better expressiO
can De theirs. as recipients, than at this
fitting season 70 literally remember those
IN destifutlOn, afiiiciiOn or distress. Those
who have 50 generously aided tie work of
81 Marks Home IN previous years, will not
only increase their contributions, but also
extend u cir interest and arouse others TO
the full knowledge of this truly benehcent
work
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

6ooo FooGwEAs CEkAFE8 TsAS Eva
At Tat -foFtLAk
Ihs Popu a. Shos H0ass. a. 20 Csnal.st
: eolos a. IL A~ass e4s 1sas sspscialls -
suoe tie sus1Estsoa ~ sisezz Cesl Ssis
"a sac - oolsl@ ~ ZEE esss ionR-r
an t1slE s~trS sLsck & k1ss a. AsS.--.
la5ss t5sasisa4sa = sLs0 tbk84xAs go
- Beszs. fs.t sRS We Liss1 SAs~s 81
pP<rs ~ * szaakos.ss5 Al saa sslo~
a. efzesarsFs eest fw9 doliars al est
sbo< Issz S9sss Al sSes tAe ei&y 81 saes S.
Spisaila Ls1sss k4ss-rs . osass- Me- .
booLs - s.. and sssfss hlnx sAss n psop8F-
ooo. Cok1s sDa sss "a it yoa wiAh 70 oct
Ne laosl 81 y~-r aoo<y.
Fcft1AS SHcs AorSk
4e Canals sE
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
GLotEs Anp HANpkkacHlEEs.

Eaton gives q Special sac ia Gloves and
haucksren eis. this Saturday evening be-
tween the hours a. and . O'Clock
Ladies nook Lace T. 8 Glove black or
CO or. 81 s3e. Feeu ar Fr.ee 81 %.
Lad - 4 button Lace hid Glove black or
cOiors. Al e3c. regular pElee g. -
LAdies 4-autton an elegant glove in al
th- new shade. 59c. regular priee 81 25
The nnesi sine of Hanckercbiefs in the
ciiy from l0c 10 s. GO ali 20 a. o0s halt lie
EvSul4r price. PR HIVE"
IS and 50 West Bfidgs-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
ON. More Divorce.

In the Superior Courl yesterday Judge
Burlingams gave a decree Of divorce in the
case of Nettie H0ey IS. oven H0ey. The
case was commenced last Mas aud the
grounds FOR TIE biil we're non support and
.rast'v. Mr.. and Ms. Hoey came from
Port Huron.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

DR.. Perrine. the old fellow who was ar
rested for stealing grapes from B. T. Pierce.
was arrested sgain yesterday morning for
stealing a bottle ol whisky worth 10 cents.
Perrine said that - INTENDED 70 pay for 1t.
bat judge Holmes cOuld not see it in that
] ght. and he viii BE- re essed from the jail
In tine to investigate tne March winds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Fifteen gentlemen residing in Cascade
have organized Themselves together IN a
corporate body. pursuant 10 the statute. for
The purposes Of sOciAi improvement bui D.
iug gb house. &C. Articles Of Associa-
non we're hlet Yesterday Eith The County
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Leopold LiehteBoSFx. ths isasinr Amsri-
ca y'Q4inist aad Mis- heps tslssn. ths
isFer-- 0eriez8 c0Btss.so. a. hsltsahs
Hal lhsnksg wig syeslAz
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Il yea ara al : loss What 10 oay for
to1fsF prsssha step IN sn1 sss our ia
rrsa &c st0cs ~ so.c Lsslsc. sils gmDrsl "a
We AVE tE<0 Ia he lsfest slyls u
L4ldl-S kU1eHT HEssoLsHElsEs & Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Tie ladies' oi ths Wsslthy Avenue BzD-
us- cllIca ~iil give New knzisnl ainaer
z-d tea fusay 4n1 saturday. November 3
sna-4 s.. Atrmans Hail The attention II
business mru arc others vl0 lake meals
cozn sssn . ssSsesaiiy oalls1 70 their cin-
nHrx
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

II you don't ike your old stove you can
trade with DeNr.ss Tor one IF those sDien-
did ne. Dniserszls and pay the difference
IL iDstsii ments :. T. DENRIEs,
Corner Ellsworth. ave. and Cterry-st.