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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-16

Mamma" said the sweet small boy boz
fore admiring friends, ~ knew as soon as
came in there was folks visitin' here"
''Did you, darlingp' said the fond mother,
trying to wilt him with her eye; show did
you know" sOh, you had your company
voice on. Detroit Free Press.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-16

By following the directions of the minis
ter YOU get to heaven, and by following the
directions of the doctor you save time
Merchant Trareller.
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ENTLEMEN's AND YOUTHS,
FALL and WINTER DRESS GOODS,

respectfully invite the attention of my GUS
tomers and friends and all in want of first
class Gentlemens F A L l. AND WINTER
SLOIHlNG to my new stock, which has
GOODS, have never been able to make a finer
display than now.
SUITS or PIECE ARTICLES OF CLOTH
NG made up in the most approved styles,
nd warranted to give satisfaction. Goods
lsosold to be made elsewhere, if desired.
All ask is CALL knowing that any taste
an be pleased.
il A. HUTCHESON
sept7 No. lib Main Street.
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Ll MI ZL
Cures Malaria.

Foreman of Masons, Middle Div. G. s. o.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-16

RICHMOND, VA, (51s N. 2sth St.), Dec.
90, 1871 have been using "Warner's
Safe Cure" for some time. gladly add
nv testimonial to the thousands already CIV
en-.
ChavM M .o)ksmxM
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-16

Keep sweet your breath-if maid or wife
Or old or young, or large or small.
If you have any hope in llfe,-
Ifyou have any friends at all, ling
Keep sweet your breath-and heed the warn
Use Sozodont each night and morning.
Like the Perfume Waited
from beds of flowers is the breath that has
been rendered agreeably odorous with SOZ
ODONT, which communicates to the teeth
marble whiteness, and to the gums 70.
seate tint. Use 1t, and beautify your mouth
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-16
Cures Lame Back.
Lumber. Dealer.

WAYNEsBoRo, Va, Jan'y, 16, 1885,
fWarner's Safe Cure'' and "Warner's Safe
Pills. are, in my opinion, superior to any
other preparation now sold. ''Warner's
Safe Cure" when all the other medicines
and all the other doctors had failed, wrought
cures in my family that were simply mar
velous. Seven years ago the seeds of dis
ease that had been sown in my system
while soldier in the S. G. s. Army devel-
oped into rheumatism, dyspepsia and tor
pidity of the liver; in fact every organ in
my whole system became affected most
sorely, and from hale and hearty man of
forty-two l grew weak and emaciated, ssand
my life was burdensome. l had no appe-
tite and my bowels were costive, there were
dreadful pains in every locality Of my body
and particularly in my sides, back, breast
and above the kidneys. l was rapidly de-
clining, and it was matter of but short
while as to the final result, when, by luck.
heard of "Warner' Safe Cure" l began
its use, and soon after beginning it I found
that 'Warner's Safe Cure' alone, while a
most excellent medicine, did its work more
efectually in conjunction with "Warner's
Safe Pills" and SO I used both. In an in
credibly short time was well.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-16

Office of DR.. S. Hite, Staunton, Va, Jan.
13, 16SS.-This is to certify that l have
prescribed "Warner's Safe Cure" in neph-
rite diseases with satisfactory results. one
case being that of Mr.. Samuel Lofts. of
Mofatt's Creek, Augusta Co., Va, who is
afflicted with Bright's disease, to whom 1
prescribed 'Warner's Safe Cure' with the
most flattering results.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-16
Won ans Friend.

LEXINGTON, VA, Jan. 10, 1888. For a
number of years was afflicted with kidney
and liver trouble that so depleted my sys-
tenn that grew miserable in the extreme.
was SO very nervous that my life was
burden. l could find no relief from the
usual treatment, as prescribed by physi-
Clans, and so began trying first this and
then the other patent medicine. Still
found no relief; the truth is I grew worse.
On the advice of some friend took to
using 'sWarner's Safe Cure" and had not
taken half dozen doses before began to
grow better, and am now feeling as well
as ever.
,r..., nGzzyo
ROutS Rheuma a tiSm.
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geo. NJ. HARRISON. HENRY ST. GEO TrcKER
HARRIsoN & TUCKER,

SIA UNION, VLRGINIA.
Having formed partn ership for the practice
Of Law, we offer our Professional services to
the public generally. Will practice in all the
Courts held In the City of Staunton and Angus
Ia county; attend regularly the Circuit Courts
of Rockbridge and Allegheny counties and
practice, also. in the Court of Appeals of Viz
ginia. serbs 'S6-6m
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400 No. AL. 443
Pass. ex. Pass mixed
SOUTHWARK. Sun. mixed. eX. Sun.
ex. Sun.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD
~ 8. r. Tyler, Receiver.
Time Table in effect March 25, 1888.
SOUTHWARK. DAILY.

Standar Time, Express. Express.
18th Meridian. No. 3, ! No. /.
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nR. JAMES JOHNSTON.
DE MIST
MAIN STREET, STAUNToN, VA.
OFFICE :-.Over Turner & Harman's Grocery
tore dec 2l-tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Relieve pains in the sides by the apph-
cation Of mustard
For nose bleed. get plenty Of powdered
alum Up into the nostrils.
Sandpaper applied TO the yellow keys of
The piano viii restore the color.
Broken limbs should be placed IN
natural position and the patient kept
quiet until help arrives.
The best thing TO clean tin ware is CON-
mon soda; rub on briSkly with damp
cloth, after which wipe dry.
For coffee stains try putting thick
gfycerine on the wrong side and washing
il out with lukewarm water. For rasp-
berry stains weak ammonia and water is
the best.
Coffee pounded in a mortar and roasted
on an iron plate sugar burned on hot
Goals. and vinegar boiled with n1yTrh aud
sprinlJcd on the floor and furniture Of a
sick room, are excellent deodorizers-
To insure paste from molding. put into
Il proportion Of alum and rosin. A few
drops ~ any essential oil will preserve
leather from mold. and q single Glove put
into bottle Of ink viii have the same
effect upon It.
To remove clinkers from stoves. place
4 few oyster shells in tho gTate while the
FIRE is burning. aud the clnke-s will al
once become loOsened and may be readily
removed without injurfng tie lining
Lemons can be kept in good condition
for long tine BY putting them In 8
tight cask and covering with water. They
must be kept IL = cool place. and the
water should be changed every other day.
To make glue voatberproof. soak for
twenty four hours "a water untl reduced
20 a sdf islly. pour on a dessert spoonful
Of dry iinseed OIL. aad nix well With the
jelly before boiling Il wiz then Re i'm
pervious - damp. AID woodVork. n pr
vicusly mended with he above. viii re-
main sound throughout The winter.
To clean docauters AXE some soft brown
or hlottnT paper. Tet and soap 1t snd roll
Is up IN sxBsH pieces and pct j. into the
decsatsr with so-7e -srTu water Shake
vel sa5 then rinse vita clesr cold water.
wiQe ths outside with dry Goth and let
TIE 1eosnter drain
Stains q fruif n god tshas hnsn can
= removed uitar71t fniu-v ~ nsiuE the
fo1ow-9 xi.A osre POM boihns water
o. chio-1ds - Ir.s n tks proportion -
oue gallon 20 q quarter u pc1nd- bottle
=. oark II welL sni n using - careful
not ~ stir e. Lar The stsin iu his for =
raoueut. the1 spy vs3ts FsneEsr ard
hosl the tzAis hne1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

A J. FogK u IN hu,kszOn on business
Judge Brown. OF Big Rapids, Is in the
eity
Mss Mary Roberts. Of Hastings. is in the
ety
Chss 8. Cook has returned from years
Trip oat VEST
W S CsmpSsll. Of Detroit. IS in ths city
visiting friends.
Mrs. X. H. Grant, Of Hastings, attended
t3s Fair yesterday.
Or. Norman Johnson, OF Bay City, ~.
Ia t0sn yesterday
o. p Dsnnison. Of Bsaton HArbor. Is the
gussf Of friends asrs.
Mrs J. T.. wilkins. o. Hastings. 10 spend
iaz wsek IN tbs city
Msssrs g. D. Bouton and r. W. Trout, Of
Detroit. attended the Fair.
] A. GouE0lsE has Sons TO Easi Saginaw,
Bar City and Detroit on business
The Misses DAVIS and Bishop spsnt yss-
tsr1aY IN ne big Rapids schools.
Mrs. HDlhouse. o. kalamazoo. q the guest
of her gon Bert. AZ TIE NsndOms
Nrs h. A. Lamcs hss returned from a
80 mouths Visit az the seS sh0rs.
r. s. ksphner Of Helena Montana. q ia
the city baying sppiss % ship " est
0rs -. s. Goodyear. Of Hastings. = "a.
guest Of Ms. John Rock. a. tae Eagle
A. J. Free Of Lsnsinx hss been in the
CITY sevsrsi days lhs wssk 20 attend ths
Far.
wF9 Bovlss. editor Of he D.srsit {
Ns'r'popsr lni8H. vas IN the city gestsr-
ds7.
r. & Stevens. rsvsling freight .xsnt Of
tas ~ sconsin Usntral. vas ira the city yss-
tsrdsY
Frsa Lord. travelling passenger agent OF
fae Northern fscshc. VS. IN ths city yss-
tersT
Mss Cors Ssliingsr Of Big Rapids Is
spending ieT dsys with Mss Rose Van
cers.r.s
u Ronss. editor of ths Esssrra
Arfrr lH1t. 1l Detroit. VS. in ths city
res sf1sF-
s-es Brennan and TnRsrsoli have -
Turned rom 1Gsin ness snd plsssurs tip 20
NeR fmk
~ snd a-s asriss Smith. % Tilbur-.
Eas, ont ars visn4s relatives ana frie7ds
ia .8rs ci7.
Wm Geeru. Mrh gar PASSENGER Axeat
O. .ae ghfrsgl E y N1rtarsstern Railway. =
in .aa eisv
Lrns-uaid rf Hsernss. "a eisuaz " J.
r, ina lswrv
lsas J n .nIlson 7f Temples. Nsrico.
hss -airrned aome sfter .oog visif with
Lr .1tir a1a mother
W nrrse sfit'- ~ "a tr-rn-i S.rkss
rrr i<cec sf 1sfas fresx e IN ne cirr 80
sHea.i tas A1venrst rsmp ms.nng.
Hs - Htcx. A-s Dr farhrar srS
s. Es Anna Aathrcp. Al ef Hastings -sr.
Al enc t~ resi sr-isr. rsfnrsinx az 1igst
-esnrs 6rnfhers. of Hastings. e~a~-- -
taa rtrr .r -e~se Lssar e -@faraas an--
Sass after srenuiRz ne -sek e. rss
k
H- and Nrs g. s Rcbsins 40 -.--
Ed Ie s. lscslns iows. - atfsni fhs
free~s sl Mrs. 81 "A Little. NJ. Eaaains
sisle aaee .sturnes aome.
Scan Ferry vie a1d So Io~ 81 Rr.ut-
fort lsasaa A. - xnsstz of NJ A.
p rs al E lex. 81 Raasen- - ar .nS
AEK tsfy ara - 2>rsas 81 Ia Ea<a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
T-s LOST FOUND


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SA.eheass w1s l.l al EAs houss ~ y fe-ls
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4oCurslsly. sno alss ssls thal 1t sl.1 sAl
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marked "Laiu" No address sss giFen q
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was writleu ners a. case Ou 70 this ciss
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~ So1o Win a. an1 tksl lie las intsaeuS
- purchase watch tsr . lsoy frieAs sna
have Il EnaTtel "Lull.
Ar Dssno Jast had ums 20 ostct ia
sveniDg train for Howard Cty AS uignt
sftsF having received lks e.ss st tss Post
NO
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Preparations have been going forward
rapidly during the past few DAYS for tho
Seventh Day Adventist cAmp-meeting that
will begin n ext Tuesday in this city. The
location is the same as occupied BY these
people last year, also two years ago, VIZ.
ksllOgg's addition. on Ksed's Lake Street
Railway. oae-hslf mile east OF Esst-s-.
Fully one hundred tents are now up and
the camp 10 already quite populous.
Elder n. Is. Miller preached last evening
- fair sizsd audience. Al 8 O'Clock
today Saturday there will oe a camp
nseting Sabbath school, in which the
entire camp Old and young. will partlci-
pats. Al 1890 preaching services will be
held. Elder q. G. Rupert occupying the
dssk. AT go this afternoon Elder J. Q.
Corlss will presch, and al 80 this even
ing, Elder !. D. Van HorOn. The large
pavilion is up and seated II good style. the
seats all being provided with backs. There
will siso De services tomorrow sunday at
the usual hours. There Is quite large
array of ministerial taezt already on the
grounds, and more will arrive next week.
The book stand and boarding tent are in
operation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

AZ f.tsEesu4x as VEL As1szAsa Asss~
- tfs1a L4ss Essat2E
Tie rsg llsr 1sel1g ~ l1s cs-t -1sl-
tzls -ss 2sll AS sFsnl2k TIE sI1sue-
ace sss tA-r.g .arse. A -srs1s1la 4ud 49,
csntIps-~s ~sfs pEsseo.s1 g. ~ C1apin
Lsgts2a ~1lr SsfFs pEsssz.sc al ll1srssl
las Papsr "a Aseas 9llgy H. sp~As u "a
nzst wsFs ~nica 49, do1s s@ons t2s
4o4u1 > ~ Asflasra OAio- ne las oesn
c-iise-las spsc. 4-sas i1E --4Es tA4o s-AtF
years. ne cSscuse1 . sps4f 1s11 si1
ilc-ss ~ .saFln a1le1 ga ie4ud ~ soild
tUssLs4s su1 ss8 sirsnEs sG4l4
irom sssf Os4ss Mission. kAB ssysrsi
isst oeloa l1s s2fizces ln cSc1sl
.u Ia sel1a foSk sad discovered - 3 2sl-
-lz hs - gave a. in-srss1aE 1escrlD-
uon - rs ~cEE among lie Norlou alS4l1s
= 81 HAS "a 0slos L1s ely. 41ers aFs
ssssalssB " these sc lhs glsalsr part o.
Ils rslles rsSoEsfeo from gasm sFs ia tss
AeRt . e. llnc lasutlts d ass4n. he s4l1
ave lnols4 mg111s hsd ossB i5uud N
making i 1itol- 81 Ds. Nezn the P1 aDlE lac
tory aud the river Al Interesting 1-sc "a
sIoE i0..oas1 gns reading o. The paper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

The Citi-sa IS in receipt Of an exquisitely
engraved double sheet invitation 10 attend
the dedication aud formal opening Of the
new City Hall at Grand Rapids. which
event is to take place next Wednesday
sept. Is. Mayor n. Weston, eighteen ex-
Mayors and ssvsral members OF the Boards
Of Public Works aud Common Council
sign tas invitation. making it pndoubtedly y
xsnuins. II fAs City Hall IS as handsome
a. ne picture. i i, well worth seeing
Jackson Cutzsu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
Sealed Proposals.

seslsi rroposals f9r the sTection arr conrie
uSn n County Couu House building. On fhe
wssts in THIS ciiy vii be received ur ~ snd
inr.ufnE 0ftoler = a.. a. - y clock u00u n a.
oorisnce With pisnssnd speci fcssioat y sidney
7 osFpod K.q Of thF ri'F. IRE tosrd o'
bids
Zach hiddsT wil - required o. enter iuto
bon - i1 fff suu o. twenty i've thousand 80 srt
ooDdit ooed Pou tbe fsfhfu reTf1Tr- sn0e - tre
coutrt1t Rae kldssr VI 6eTosif VII rs "a
certified ehecE foT one tnossnd 6o.ssrs - -
forfsi 81 ~ ne csBntv - Kent In csss b. sks
"a = snfef iafo 81. trEct ~Itblu eight 1sTs sfeT
rotice 81 soceufssos in scoofdsncs With I j. rra-
poSsl should rs - 10 y-op1ssi 10 aocertes uT
Ife Kent comfy Bosrf n 9 ps~-srrs
a. pTor1sss snogif b sdersseef ~
Irr-rfs Crsfr-ar ~ con-z H0.ef ~ ~ or
n rtee r LOOMS Chstrmsu.
Grand RspiSs sep r. 1sst
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22


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"a somsthiss oi "a-L rSu 'uue'1u III rs
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1Stsef l1f ne reason u "a A. pia1-lS ~ P-.S-
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When l0uxFcs1
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

The RENAME of Major A. B. Watson will
lie in state at the family residence, between
the hours Of 9 a. m. and i D. m. tomorrow.
Those desiring of doing so can avail them
selves Of the opportunity to take a last look
at the face Of the deceased. Rev Dr.
Fluhrsr will otficiste at the services at 3
o'clock. General Alger aud other members
OF the Loyal Legion, of Detroit, will attend
the funeral
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

The Prohi5inonlsls he'd coat tai meet
ing AS evening a. ths junction Of Monroe
4Ad PsaIlse From q hundred 70 >
hundred and atty persons, among whom
ssrs a naEnoer u iAliss. gathered around a
wagon. and listened ~ speeches BY capt.
Hsmllt0a Dr. Reid and others Capt
Hamilton : = good sDsaLsr Win al earness
manner. 4Bd held bis audience very veil
he denounced The Democracy a. the party
oi Toe sslOons aud sAld that While the balk
Of the Republicans we're slncers tempeTsn -
people they were sacrificing their q q
vletioas % a false idea Of exDedlency, anc
wers more 4nIiO-s for pressRt results than
the triumph Of principle
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
IN THE RoTrNpAs

n. J. Dad q Fremont . A. n.
Eass
w Brswn. ~ NJ Peasant . step-
ri1x a. 10 Norton.
CN wfssmsa. of Bg Rspids. -ss -
- kortoa Tssle-isT.
NBBsz. of Lo-si sai J. n. Cloud.
e I'D - a.. - - Esxs
n n irwin snd rfs All s 4 Cink. a.
Hasksgon. s-s e. tss Moron.
T. r B5s.op snS -ifs srd T. =. Csn-
Sd. ef Cad ac. ara A. Swssts
G.o~vs N Fresf. - Whiishsli. sad . 3
Norrhrsr af NeTtaville sre a. s~-~s
t. P Ro0srs 49, 49, of Ksvsnns .us
= T. MsnnIox sni 80 cs "A kssks srs
gaes-s 81 fse Eszs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Al the meouag Of the Board yesterday
Commissioners Withey. Powers, AOer and
Lel,s.E were prssenL--Neariy $500 worth
Of accounts we're ordered psld.->-D lam
ner resigned as part pay hfeman.--Jas
l. DenisOn Was dismissed from the depart
ment. having failed 10 resign as requested.
-PalrOlmsn Hemstreet HAs given sesvs
Of absence for = week The hydraulic
water was ordered ~ police headquarters
Tor drinking purposes. ApplcAuts tor
positions On The police fOTce were notified TO
appear for examination next Thursday af
ternO0n a. o'clock
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Yesterday morning Daniel c. Smith re-
ported TO Police Heade uartsrs hat his
father. James Smith. aged 81, bad been
found dead in his chair at O'Clock IN the
morning hr. Smith went 10 the Fair
ground yesterday and returning retired for
the night. lie got up ana sat IN his big
arm chair. q common occurrence. and was
fosnd dead IS stated. Coroner Bradish was
notified and decided that he had died from
iatty degeneration Of the heart.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Among the people at the Fair this week
was Prof q. w. Glenn, Superintendent OF
public schools at Jacksonville, Florida.
Prof Glenn was at Jacksonville when the
yellow fever broke cut but on the first in
,imstion Of sn epidemic, he brought his
family TO Michigan. Ii is doubtful that ne
will return TO Jacksonville again. He was
IN charge of one OF the exhibits at Manu-
facturers' Hall
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
Glrnnit Gaurt

Stephen Barger vs.. Henry u. Grey, as
sunpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for s2oS.5O
and costs Adolph Dickmsn and Edward
schulz admitted 70 citizenship. Louis Deitz
ct a. ". John Z. Fsuth, decree for COM
plAinsat for REDEEM ption. Eunice Norton
vs. Aaron Norton. divorce; decree for COM
plsinant. permanent slimony in the sum OF
81 400. 70 be paid within ten days. /. VI.
Weston vs. stephen L. Monroe ct a.. eject
nent, time 70 settle bill OF exceptions ex-
tended fifteen days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

The popular Lake Shore will run its an
nual Ohio excursion Tuesday, October 2.
1858. train To start from Grand Rapids a. .
o'clock p. M, arriving at Cleveland al 65u
a. m, IN time TO make connections with a.
divefgiDg lines. This train viii be com
posed of first-class coaches snd seepers
The rates are within the reach OF all. thus
allowing everybody TO visit their friends IN
Ohio To insure sleeping car sccOmoda
tions. application should be made At once
For rates and information apply 10 any
agent Of the Lake Shore. or
Geo. Munson, city ticket agent, Grand
Rapids.
M. Boat, ticket agent, depot, Grand
Rapids.
- L. s. Burton. ticket sgent. Allegsn.
j. c. Hoffstetter. ticket agent Kalamazoo
c. w. Garrett ticket agent. Three Rivers
Or w. 3. Brown, travelling passenger agent
Toledo. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

The estate Of Sarah Fox will take an air
ing in the Circuit Court. Leonard FoI. one
Of the belrs does not ike the decision made
By Judge Perkins and has appealed 10 the
Circuit. Wm. II. Van Leuween Is guardian
OF young Fox.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

The Sscons Ward Republican Club will
meet Al Hsrtnsn's lecture room on Monday
evening. September - The meeting viii
Be addressed by Hos. Geo. ". Mcbride.
Evsry Republican in the ward and those
interested ia the discussion Of the issue Of
the day should turn out and near toe able
manner IN which AF. Mcbride handle. tas
tarif nusstinn
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Since The new marriage license iAN took
effect there has been e7s msrriszs licsases
issued In tbss time tasrs has been lll
divorce css-s cora aasnced in ~ Circait
Conrt and n1ty sigst IA the Sgperi or
Court mskiag Ia IN a. Fsis msSss
sbcut one aivsrcs n every I've marriage
Licenses ssgsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
Took His Rfc.

c. S. Walker and vile went to Redmond's
last evening. and while in the opera house
some one took his rig Mr. Wsiker re-
ported his loss TO the Police Department.
and it was found about l o clock this morn
ing on the corner of Stocking and Fourth
sts. Mr.. Walker resides on Madison-ave.,
outside Of the city
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
To be Gixnn a Rrceptfon.

Hon. Joseph Pyle, of Wilmington. Del d,
Great Keeper OF Wampum. of the I'm
proved Order of Red Men. and Supreme
Arkon of the Heptssophs. or Seven Wise
Men, is in the city visiting the two societies.
who will give him a grand public reception
this evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Pierce
block. at 80 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

In financial way, yesterday was big
day in the Police Court. There we're eleven
cases before Judge Holmes. and six paid up
four we're committed and one discharged
The amount collected in fines and costs
amounted 10 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

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