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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07
LEVINE BROS.
New years Greeting TO Their Numer
ous Friends and Patrons.

The year 1887 is gone by, and
while II has brought its vicis-itude-
aud trials to many of W, short crops
10 the farmer and dull business TO the
mercantile community, though many
a heart hos been riven by sorrow and
unexpected trouble, SOIL we must not
forget that the old year had GREAT
deal of sunshine and JOY and Fl a .ure
10 it. J .et us look forward with new
antICipatione tor 1888 Though Mi
our hopes aud aspirations may not be
realized for the new year, " We lee
that we must GRID on new eneI gN,
bring out hi the lAtel t force, Ia oar
natures to meet new emergencies,
and thus become bo tier and srOnger
for the baIlle o: life What holds
goo in our moral nature, is apphca-
bic to business matters
With the new year we VIII strive
to maintain the coulideuce OF our nu-
merous patrons. and strengthen their
good opinion OF us, a. Il use every Ell
tott to promote their Interests aud
thus advance ours With maly
thanks tor their liberal patronage il
the puet, and hope OF renewal Iii thl-
year
Wish you, one and nj, happy New
Year LEVINE BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

New citron ond seeG'e.s rais;ns at
{. {. McCuNoch's.
Vhurber'S thanksgiving mlnce
meat Mt c. &. McCu.ioch's.
New fruit butter AMI preserves at
. c. McCulioch'-.
New raisins, pit'cn cherries and
currants al G. c. McCulloch's.
Mocking bird food aud bird grave
at G e. McCullochs.
Rock candy aud maple syrups at
G. q. McCulluch's.
Crosse " Back veil jams aud pick
- ut l.. G. McCulloch :.
New California canned fruits Mt C.
:. McUulloch's.
T'urber's deep sea mackerel at c
p. MoCullocA's
HOLLAND and cream cheese at {.
McCuloch's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07
THE WONaN's EXCHANGE.
uinutC- OF Last Meeting and breezy
Letter From, ;he secretary

Letter From ;ne secretary
FOR TIE Examiter
The meeting az he exchsn ge room
vas smtl' owing to the mistake in
the papers OF the day OF week, being
Thur-day instead OF Wednesday. The
fu membership rot being present,
the eIt ction Of officers was deferred
until next WedLe-day, the ll'h Of
Jauuery, 1t which time II is again
urge tia, all the members be pres
q t, 70 that We may elect permsnent
OIL for the ensuing year.
here was bueinCss OF importance
transacted at said meeting. 1t was
agreed that Miss Mary Davis be made
our superii tendent, and partial
arrangements were made for our
opening in abouttwo weeks, at which
time we " Il have a social entertain
IneEt WI b shmcni~.
There Wa few orders filed, aud
we do hope Tie public VIII give Us q
share Of their patronage, for we are
now prepared 10 nj orders ..or bread
splet didly, either salt-rlV6g, hop
Yeast, compressed ycast aud ru-k,
h4-O ONHtI Ohlu'lt9 III tllc Cullbhl
line. such orders can be left with
Miss Fanny Davis at her residence.
he printing of constitution aud
bylaws has been delayed. on account
Of commit tee for revising them ask
Ing further time.
Communications from other places,
with regard to tbs working OF TN
W mans Exchange, were read, aud
W Il prove much bauciitto US to know
what cur sis;tt-women are doing for
women.
We are in earnest il this work and
hope sOOu to see many deserving
one- re ~ the benefit 1T cur pra cal
work in Waco.
LIT me urge all members to be
prompt at the Exchange 70 IN Al 2:3l
p. M. on next Wedncsdrv, January H.
Mks l.. a. CRAIG, Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

Sooner or lister that time will ar.
rive, that pace VIII wait for your
coming, that chain must bind yon in
helpless death, that -leep must fall on
your lenses. But thousands every
year 90 untimely to their fate, and
thousands more lengthen out their
da, 10y heediul, timely care. For tn
failing strength, the weakening or.
cans, the wasting tlood. DR. Pierce,
to'dru Medical Discovery is won
dertul restorative and prolonger OF
>trength and life. 1t purilies the
blood and invigorAte9 the system
thereby tortit, ing 1t against dI-oa e
Ot druggists,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

LOST $40 reward will be rsid for
return to waco National Bank of
pocket book containing SIS currency
and note for $500. Dropped bttw cen
Waco National Bank and Austin ave-
nue.. e.. ii. WHITAKER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

Ny residence, corner of Eighth and
Washington street | desire to sell
together with my household, kitchen
and parlor furniture or wi sell either
separately. Win sell at a bargain.
For terms, etc, coll at my store $50
Austin avenue. W, NJ. RAGLAND.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

The aunusl meeting Of the stocS-
holders OF Waco National Bank viii
be hCld st the office OF the bank on
Tuesday, January 10, 1888, st 10
O'Clock a, M, for the purpose of cleo
ting directors for the ensuing year
}. X. ROSE, cashier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

BIS Just year ago started the tea coffee and
baking powder business. True, the experience
W of my predecessors in the same line anything
~ but encouraging but had confidence in myself
- having made success of the business in Calves.
W. tom and finding 2O,t 90 inhabitants here al using
~ stale roasted coffee and too highprced baking
r POWDER made up my mind to camp here with
u my battery. The result is this | mno going to
A California and my business gives employment to
O three men Fifty grocers buy my goods Last
month two tons of coffee roasted. ground and
NJ sold some thousands OF cans of baking powder
~ spices and mustard and considerable tea, etc.
~ take pleasure in stating that my business is now
~ a necessity, success and on paying basis. II
- men and women make up their minds to-
- patrOnize home industries and thereby get better
and freSher goods they will make themselves the
- most influential immigrant agents, possible Cap.
~ taSts VIII not invest ado tar in city ifthey find
port Thanking the citizens of Waco for tLeirN
- generous patronage remain yours truly. "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07
For Chr!stulas.

Just received, fresh and beautiful
line OF line imported cloths aud pants
goods, suitable for extra occasions.
Please call and examine. South
Fourth street, G.. A. Lack.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

Closks, cloaks, closks at unprec-
edentedly low prices, al Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

JEDGE WAXEM IT WORK.
re 5 LOOKING AFTER HIS CON
sTlTyENTS' INTERESTS.

Not Mu,h Pleased with the Repeated
Adjournment. Of CouGre.>-1he Ses-
sion. should Begin the First Monday in
Oc'obcr aud Not in Eecembrr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

There Ia a plsc- no Owe can reach.
= here iss time TO yoice can teach,
There Il chain no power can break
j hern Is q .lne no sOnnh can XAke
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

.ESS GOODS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

'"''e'' e0o'"s - na'' Ueen opeueu, Sent
bacA TO NchWFt0rmau lie com
pINlutd at the pOBtOlpa INT No..
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16

A stranger about 25 years old entered
. Woodward svenus drug store the other
day and asked 10 see city directory. He
could not End the name ne was after. and
finally inquired II the druggist had ever
heard H.
Why. blsss you. the man has been
dead two years. vas the reply.
is that poszibls1 he was an old school
master. wasn't hss"
Yes"
Carried bis head on one side, didn't
be-"
n, did"
Always looking around ss II 70 catch
soua boy whispering Or cutting up
"Tss I often remarked the habit"
Well. II b IL dead that ends II, sup
pose. sighed the stranger. "a be closed
the book
YOu hsd business with him.
q had. | cane here from Attica. v
Z. on purpose 20 lick him. Twenty
years szo ne taught school there and I
vs- one Of his pupils. One day I passed
a note - The gfri loved and the old man
caught ma 81 il. he got the note and
r-ad IL aloud 20 the school. and then fer
ruled The girl and tanned ny Jacket.
promised her ~ live % Hex him I was
rsady 20 10 Il ten ysa-s axo. but he came
vest Il wss only the other day that
h>srd where be vss- I come on 20 find
atm dead
And would you have licked him."
Most assura.ily, and then made hin
beg mT pardon besf6es- I've thought
owsr = sad dr~azaed Of IL. and licked him
IN ny minds eye q Thousand tines. and
nov I ara 80 Lassi Tts hard luck-very
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16
RECENT SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS.

Wood can DO sawed in veneers only
1900 inch thick.
Some one says that en- electric current
will show whether or not a horse is suffer.
ing from his shoes.
Death in the bed bolster" is the latest
cry. 1t Is said that many Of the holsters
ia the market are flied with trash of
rather uncertain and unpleasant origin
Eucalyptus leaves and extract have
been used for some time for the removal
and prevention Of scale Ia steam boilers,
and our government has just pronounced
in favor Of the new remedy.
The system Of compulsory insurance
finds many admirers In Germany. A work
man earning twenty shillings q week has
10 pay out of il or have it deducted from
his pay by his employers . fraction under
FIVE pence "a an Insurance against ziek
ness and death. and two and FIVE oighths
pence as an insurance against old age and
inflr1nity There Ia also a special fund
against accident, but 20 this he has 20
contribute nothing
Every now and then some one comes
along with a process for making cham
pagne ont of ordinary wine. Generally
the process consists in blowing the wine
mp with carbonic acid gas. jBst as the 80
called soda water is sersted. later
scheme is 20 take out from the vino be-
fore being made into champagne all the
sediment forming substances. so as TO
hasten the process az originally carried
On, and 20 render unnecessary the ADDITION
Of rock candy aad oognsc.
Tho graphopbone. which is a simple
form of the phonogrAph. or rather = much
more simple machine 20 produce about the
same result will soon Be on the market.
OF course, 10 one car expect anT machine.
simple OF compiler, - wcrS as vel Al frst
and without the operator having had
practice on u. IS Though Il had been
known and used for loag tine. Even a
lead pencil viii not work rightly ualess
the writer knows how 20 bold it, just how
% sharpen it and how bard 20 bear OF.
-philadelphia Prass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16

YEA Piss sasp4easa sss ~ ksSsEs Sssss
- "a. a AzEhsf ltass-
TIE Hys1sri1@s 1-s4epssrs2cs - ~
Fr.sk Ea4sF. . seass Iaa .s.. znasn i1
"a. s0aLA Esd . css4.ag eons-1srA1-s
sxrilsasas : shls s4ft u sAs ely.
n W.Isr 5o.Iasd sita b bsETs. q
T.slah. ass.. sad 1sTksi a. ths O. < 8 i
D.8at sco1s re ~1s x4osa - . soeef IA
14ssrols yo1Ek nan 401 es1 20 oa1
10 . a a. a. "a 4ost iauHA1s rrlss.1s
sfeE Gasw
WAsE zx1 lssd "a TIA eouIh k.nd fof
nsors laAn . sea- sa1 it s.s kuo-1 sAoag
ca con eaal1ns t14E 1e sas sos4ksd ~ =
s.ag Lzay ~ Oaio-
ABOUT sspg l5LG DC drss ois money from
sns s4aK = a. asO4t 80. Azd I -4s
s1o1znt IhaL hs -o4.d sooa o. n2rsis--
he sore la sorklnE clothes a1d Ell Sis
trunk "a hs Foou allocked. he h.e
pad as 8oAn1 10 adsanes sd 90 pls4si DC
Fsasoa ga Be EiVso ~hy BE sboult have
sn tss eity 80 Strangely. Il ~as th0ugbt
for soas une that Ee asr gone % Ohio.
sat q telegram aaa lsttsF from tas youug
aay 20 .aon hs .as engaged saoss tbsg
20 hAs oot goes thsre. II - LOS thought
hat there ass 5ssn fOal play and the mat
{ sr siu probably os pgE in the hands Oi tne
ca1csrs. NJ. Waller had % relations IN
tbls citylznc 50 bis tlssDpearancs has caused
| aat httls unsssinsss. ana 40 one hAs tskeu
/ ths troabis 70 report it 70 the police as
| should have been done.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16

fE@ Bas.s s@ss Dsss Is.ssrazs - ses So9s1s
~ thls 80.
SUrsklsz TIA Il Searestsf -. - a. ?.
o<zEg1er in eaA1eSfF 1ls9F9s 1s4fi-k -
sps8 ss1EE -, s4f111 eas ses2 ias
pSo2ls -. " - csoEL sEcsEy. u9ttsN i9f
uss ia. sFssssc sali ksa a. So
Psesars- Esssls oi Gsrssr fosG : m-aef
orcss segzAfz-1k a&ssi-4n aa1 es-os l1x
1441. Fslsgs - oegfxv 81. 1ils. 1scsaset
ordzr 4ppo5aunz AD F9~sfs 49,
e4gsa 4 Nae administrators 1ststs "a
Dsaisl e. AndFas aaa AIS AadFas cs-
ceased p=tIl0a lor 1stsTa Gstlsa 81 asirs
assnag Ngs- u ksls-s ~ Losst hsi.
deceased skscogFtx nrsl ANUS -goe1at
81 hs4nnx ~. 3. k-s-s " Nay Pal
-sFso1 aScs.ss1 49, llalssratol eoua
sd s1a letters lszlsa g. Aaarss olso-
oi1s Esf4ls 0f Dave Forrest deceased
sgpgaizsrs -sfFsot zno lnEsat0ry nied-
EslsLs % fn0U4s AsaL deceased ORDER a.
.0~ink clsiAs &c, ilcsnss fTaAtSo ~ sell
rssl estate Esists 81 Joan hsiu1s "a sn.
dscsssSd administrator nFst annual a.
coanl riec. Estate u VA 4 baley os-
ceased. order sspOia1Dg y "a. hart~eA
aad James Assoest sona nlsslylsfs GA
c aims Estate II Wm AeBry Harrison.
deceased orasr allowing sdminis,TaIor ~
cOmpfomiss eiai4e 81 Xiv hsfr.son.
PoLICE-0sorss baras. dfuak pail s. s..
John Daley, dfuak paid - -. Jonn Dos
oTu "a c9mmltted Il days ChAE.es DstieF,
druak, paid o. s.. hose OlDiey. oruns
onmiited tor q DAYS Peter Leroy. DRUNK
committed ~ days Jses Ryan, drunk
con misted Il days. Joseph Johnson. dis
orderly paid g. 35. James O. Saba. drun 4
and disordeglY paid g.. s.. james Chambers
/ breach 0f the peace. coImitlsd Tor 20 days.
/ Dan scott deadly assault adjourned - Oe
| t05sr a., 10 q. ~. Fred j Daily, violating
| State liquor law held for trial At the pres
ent term OF the Superior Court Fred }
/ Daily, violation OF the state liquor ia.
held for trial a. the present term OF The su-
| psriOr Court Fred j. Daily, violation State
liquor law, adjourned until October -, 10
a IN. Leland Van Isssel. assault and bat
terry Geo. Bowen. saloon open after hours,
/ , casesr adjourned 10 October ~, 10 =. Ia.
CiRCUIr Cot KT- Waiter A. Wood Com
pany vs.. Joseph W. aud Fred b. Oliver
| leave granted 10 amend plea, and case con
| unued William 5. Tsy or vs.. Harry
/ Gitchsli, trespass, continued. in the mat
ter OF the petition Of Grand Rapids Street
| Railway Company Ia vacate street ou
Boynton & Judd's Lake addition. hearing
posig oned three weeks. Leonard Shadoci
Va Alpine I.aak Road Company. motor
for security for oos,s denied. Albert y
Light, ct al. ss George aeiz, ORDER 10
| security for cost Mary A. Wise vs. Henry
| l.. Wise. divorce; order that the defendant
| pay the Register so tor expenses aud s.
| per week for plaintiffs support. Horac'
| Hopkins administrator. vs.. Chloe Ann Os'
| borne Judgment in sCcOTdance with YER
| dict. each party 10 recover his own cost,
| Admi ei 10 citizenship, Jasob ioIp n
| Jan Smelling. Iie d. kstra. Ga call ), o. (
| =, Is. Ia, 70, a. 30 81, :.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16

a sslss seetlss 81 ths y ~esssrzll y sfk
t~raes2ae3 - : 1ssyAsotsS tsis-
1e2-A N2ra - tks

- Almost sxsFy tosn q las oaaatIy las
IL lso -4nts % cissrNrt o1eGslals asfs
eesl s~lGeles - C4sz - ieas-s ~ho
sty.s tasg4ss ses pas slc-sEs Las VA
tars Ties zee t1eif prev. sna toS Aap ~f
s1eaa1 t0sl iesvss t1slf = atcils4 y .si
SDa "a eelsss he4 - thsn vls2 tbss nfsi
msae tlSlr &eQ0sinlaDce a~s neFsf lssA
Lcsl1 81 A. astUral o9lss4 aeafs c.us -
celce 10 grssl sxlsal has aee- .es. lu ths
sie.&ls "a. b4ss = lsg. lasss sFsetios-
Crane ksYlas = 20 s1eeP09u - t-s fa4s
al there . suQ assl lonsels hancrs-a II
sV1srng loF4.laa - ear talasi a. ins pres
eut tlnle rsirslulus flon Yistilf flysil Alls
beesuss tley sfe airsao - oelns @eirsaaea
oal oi shslr E4oEes.
popgisr pbysioisas is " H. Rose =
sDtlswsn tnAs h.s ths utaesi sofror for
suy maB alleged 80 oe 10 ia pEoiession snd
Mo fss sGoal hIU ths isiutosl unse ~
Qn4okisn- lie bas bsen prscuclng ia tnis
city for over h4ii sCore 81 ye3Ts enc num-
hers snaoBg his lat Of patients some Of he
most Influential residents 81 prsno Rapids
A specially Is mzas o. rbs1mGac 40 scroi-
uleus ailments, chI0niC Troubles an1 hosts ~
oi be- equally ss im p0ftsut disease Al Lls
ofloes ia ths Nidoioomb block are ss oon p
llcls a eel % instruments FOR sarEloai lTssl-
Iusuts ss viii bs i0und 10 WesteTD hichi-
gar. snd bis laboratory is . nocsl Of peTieo-
tlOn. DT. Ross las such . ~sce aoousintsnce
ia ~ : civ that Il is Unnecessary 30 o~eH
10 sny extent upon his work. bat 70 those
that are wise snd are afflicted with sickness
OF any klno, u Is suggested that this
well known physician Is gwen call.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16
TOwH TOPICS.

Ca.sf1E sls sssi a.ai's - - ~
s.isl5oFzsa ela4en las ossn
ass ca s1te1
ras es..ls 4sss act sisesEsrso $40 ro0-
e. " AlzIt
I1s lss@alzs - % cornsf ~ LY9a al
u s.si.-sfs lssso o. s01Qu.
TIE Bslznap Guards sl.i Hness tououos
4ssl.as ailess hal a. -
N1sl. Lon 3 Is4lhsrs agsf a4s sssn
so.1 ~ e4ii.mcEs Fsl4es 20 s-.s-D-
Wark > ploErssslBg satisfactorily "a me
r. ID IN s ~. F.a,.-ct "a SOFIA ~siASzs-
sse
Born gcf f8. a. slgntpouod s0y . NJ.
aad Ma Il r. -4lnos-s 20 south DaFi-
so1-sL
asarss story sroys .undsy n carr age
a. ~ Ia1as Micb = 1sstaacs of 80 Dliss,
- Fs.i lisnds-
Mrs- Palmsr .ill siarg az iancinz clsss sy
= inx = hep a. Pages Hzll. oa fialnnsl1-
ave = sdnesday a. saL
ffsd Losuzsgt 80 oail1 a 0us ness aces
CO ils sssl sl9s af OIta-a-st.s opeosils he
CllY hal a=Et season.
Gorge BlTas E4s arrested saturday for
BENG d1ulk aad yesterday nls iatAsf seat
tae casA "a gsy as hns.
The 0raiorio socisiy siii meet for 70
nearsal fhis sssning a. CHASE Brothers
masic store 94 A0nEo-sL
To ssop.s n Tie vicinity of lns Paris
tosashiD saloon Compisia 81 t1s 40 isy
ero-d IA. bsags around taeFs a. dAy
sunday.
The zsifcanen Mutual AID Association
- ziss tbsif sec0nd annual bsl al Red
Asas Hal -outh Diyision-si. Wednesday
sFsninx ucL ~
The d-sllsg house tofmsfly occupied by
IL. A. B.Odzsit Lsl-, On Cherry At, has
been aasly p4lnIsd sud s bsing fs1rsed
fnrOusbouL if siil Be occupied by Af. and
Sra k0sard Love.
James Chambers. a c0lored ms0. wss up
tn ne Pslcr Court Yesterday for ngatins
SOD evidently sOt shipysc a. be -ss done
% a sing fudgs Holmes sent am
eFsr % he lssnd Hospital ior - days
Nrs. 4. T. White Of AusksEon. who -sn
fo Jacksonsais 10 act As nlrse, writes &C
irlsnds n tkls city urgently asking Tor sid
The s1fsFing smgug The victims aud th'
people 8 great aad sac ASKS The q. A x
and " X q. % contribute.
Ihs employees % RlndSe Bsrtsch a Co.
met lasi saturday evening for the purpcs'
OK organizing a Mutual Bsnsnt sOcistf
Constitution snd bylaws we're adopted
tas various com niittses appointed aad th'
following 0rticsrs ssis elected Prssideni
Robert Logie Vice President. Miss Aagsll
ferguson finsneisl secretary. GsOrs
I0mAnsoa. Recording Secretary, HsfmaE
schm.el Treasurer, Morris Qairk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16
CHURCH TALK.

The Mernonitee In tbeir various
branches. have 03. 900 eonmunicants ID
The United States
Cincinnati ard its suburbs bsvs forty
Methodist churches. With 80 rnsrn osrs
The frxt Swedish Latbsrsn oonFrega-
ten IN 81 Psal NHn. r. 1aking a.
effort 20 Est rid Of its 5sSt. Ths snm o.
e. 900 has beer sab@erioed, and only
q 90 more a. -srted
TIE Tallan edition q fhe Eibie TezeAs5
re rrraarkabis ssi. ~ = coo copies IA
ore week The parts Of eight pages eseh
sra - ~ found - a. tee news stands.
and sre sod fc1 ore ce8t.
The Ro--srisss hs~e lrss thar s.oo0
ch-rch edifees In tke DziteS 1tstss ths
B@psss.s nesrfy 81 CO the 1er>Estlru-
sAs1e 60o Pr-skrfe erfsas, lt 90. TIE
Prss~-s~rs EVss.oFais 80. I'D ths
Netkusf esx a. 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16

or IsIEKEsT 10 OwSKXs or HoEsEFLEsH.
+. W. Wells, the well-Knewn veterinary
surgeon, has been located ia Grand ka
pids oyer three years. and a. n resnlt OF his
isoors. a substantial practice has been
worked up. He can number among bis
lisi oil patrons the leading mercantile ests-
Diishments IN this city. lie has been mort
successful in his work. and is Acknowledged
IS oeing one OF the most thorough and ex-
perienoed Surgeons and dentists of horse
ailments in the Valley CITY
AT. Weiis recently hit upon the brilliant
idea Of sstsblisbisg Veterinary intrmsry
and Pharmacy. believing that such an in
sntstioa would be beneficial in many ways
IL has been in operation for some time past
and is located at l52 kent-st. At the in
Urinary he has one OF the latest appliances
Tor the comfort Of horse in a surgical opef-
alton rig. an l.. G. Tiffany veterinary oper-
aiing tasle, and this is the only one ia he
State With tnis horse can be held in
apv position with the creates; of ease
The doctor attends calls any lime. day or
night. and can be reached bv calling up his
tslepone. No. 727. A representative of the
TELEGRAN- II BRAID had the pleasure yester-
day OF inspecting curiosity IN the form Of
a colts head which had q case Of Hydro
cephalus. /. is a valuable specimen and
worthy CT an examination.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16

Tsunr Vsrrsssef - Feurr Gullty sna
~~st - she Jsn fsr "a Heors.
Leland Fsnrsssel the BOY Who vss
charged With throwing pspnsr in Johnnis
voss svss issf THURSDAY. xS tried IN The
Police Court vcstsrtsr Young Noss sad
rat be vs. sts1dins on MonroesL when
fsu fassel came ~ Behind him and ihr-v
fna PEPPER in bsev ounz ksn Tsssei
vauid net TIL snYthinE shout the affair
ngf : IL raafher said fhu SOMEONE thrsw
gprper in hs evs In his report COUNTY
krenf Haicorac SD thar ths hav ~sss h.d
env He vss l1uad Euiifv and sen sacsd
ca ras eounfr All lor e hogrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16
RAILROAD RUMBLEs.

Yesterday Chrls FAY assumed the duties
Of station master al the Jni0n Depot.
.Ths u. l.. a 1. pzy car made he en-
psoyss Of ths Northern dlvisi0n happy yea
Lsrdsy
The changes At the G. f. 4 l. Offices have
al been made and the clerks began WORK Ia
Lssir ns~ quartsrsL
A Y Lindsay and r Nsybury OF the g.
r 4 l. vent north yesterday 10 accompany
tie Dssroit excursion from Pet0sksy by
way OF Howard City.
G. w. CourtsriEht and Mr.. Damon Of
Boston, Mass. were ~ town yesterday.
Mr. Courtrright Is general auditor OF tbs
ID. l. & y, the c. a w. n. aud otner roads.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-16


Fred " stevens bas received q hand
some siik woven Japanese snavl and
several japanese fasaion plates from Toxic.
Jsuan They we're Sent him bJ ohowacno
Asisumofo, Who vas q clsssmate with him
a. Am Arbor.
J. Rooxus, ths rsilrosd pnntsr. -o
called % Kalamazoo Saturday by the ssr-
Gus illness Of bis fash-r. Who died sunday
night Re uss - years Old His funeral
80 - hsld today a. o'clock at ksl.
smsroo.
4. G. Dibols of Chicsgo. - IN the city.
He cams 70 attend shs welding OF bis
brother. p q. Dibbi- and Mis- Gertrude
Edgcomo. ~hich sill occar tonight
Mrs. 8 n Sweet. Who has been III for
tse isst TO months. was taken TO tse 81.
Mara Home yesterday 70 oe nGrsed and
cared for until shs recovsrs
A. 3. Hatch. ths lum herman Of this city,
aud Mrs Liohis Hostsr Palmer OF Fsystte.
y Y. srs 10 De- married st the home OF her
parents October -
william Ms.vills. of this city. and u iss
Belle ECss ars 20 De married this sfternoou
- ths home OF the brides parents IN
Bovine township.
Ms. Geo ". Ely. OF Fort Wayne. Who
has been visitiag the family Of Conductor
" j. knox. Of Scrionsr-st-. has returned
home.
Edwsrd A. hoss.y snd family have
novel nto their slsgsnt new home on the
corner Of Cherry and South Prospsct-st.
Mss. E. r. Harrington has rstuTnsd home
sasr a visit with her daughter. Mrs. z. r.
Dryden. st Columbus, Ooio.
Mrs. Nsry Brooks. who has been visiting
hsr daughter. Mrs. s. II. Sweet, returned 70
Boyue City yesterday.
Ms Is d. BratIey has returned from
Ere. Pa. where shs mas been for several
months for her health.
Spsncsr Beard and wife Of Syrscus.. y
= srs visiting with A =. Lesvsnv0rtn. Of
Ia Isxravs-st.
Mrs. Emery Z. Bridge hssrsturnsd IN her
home In hsnistes after visit rith friends
In tbs city.
Mrs.. Heath and daughter. Mrs. Sill, and
baby girl. o. Csdills5. are visiting friends in
this city.
Go. " Daniels. formerly u this city. bat
nov ~ Aberdeen. OAK. 3 visiting frisnfs
here
Prof L. ". Erarsr has resigned his posi-
ton ss orgsnist Of q. Andrews Ca;hsdrsL
Mr, 0 a. Vsnesrwors ia entertaining her
sstsr from Minnesota
Frat Ncou5sr Of Berrisn sprinxs. spent
Sunday in IBIS city.
Orphsss Waite IS visiting friends st Ann
A -hor.
George " Bsrtlstt Of Toledo, o.. Is in The
rifV