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Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10
Mendel AE Freedmanss Prices For
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Mendel G Er0edm0nss Prices For
 Notions. Coats spool cotton 4o. 800 yards basting cotton for %. Leonard's spool silk, every spool warrant ed 100 yards, at 6c. Marshall's linen thread, warranted 20( yards on each spool, at 5c. Best Goffe's dress braid, all shades, at 4c Covered dress steels, any length required at 5c a dozen.
 Dress reeds iu sets of three for 5c. Best tape, black, white or colored, any width for 2c.
 Amber hair ornaments worth 15c at 5c. Silver hair ornaments worth 25c at loo.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

As we'll as the handsomest and others are in
 vited to call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat
 and lungs, remedy that is selling entirely
 upon it's merits and is guaranteed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Price 90 cents and Sl. f21 dSsw1wk
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

You will see in advance all the styles in hats to. be worn by gentlemen of refined tastes by calling on the
 BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,,
 S53 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

Ask anyone who has Mathushek piano how they like it. They will advise you to buy one. We can highly recommend it. Call and see them at the Treat & Shepard Go. E.
 a10 Aod&w
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

Everything we show in clothing is new, bright and sparkling with fresh ideas.
 BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,,
 S53 Chapel Street
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10
See Johnson & Brothers ad. on third page.

If you value health, purchase the best lard in the market This contains no injurious alterations as cottonseed oil, barytes and other minerals. Sperry & Barnes brand all their goods and warrant them superior to any in the market.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

ssghestnuts1-AvO them if you
 wish Co be free from the suffering they eause.
 To cuse aches, pains and laMeness, use the CompsuDd Quinine Plastegs. Sold by drug Qisty
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

How much of hat do you expect for S2a We'll show you the best in the State at that prics. BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,,
 S53 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

We have surprising novelties in children's clothing, as effectively beautiful as they are uncommon. BosTeN CLOTHING Co.,,
 S53 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

Beautiful, reasonable and seasonable goods at the BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,.
 S53 Chapel Street
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

A display of new things in gentlemen 's fur nishinps at BosToN CLOTHING Co.'s,
 ap7 3t 853 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

You can get fine Derby hat for $2 in all the latest shades and eolors at the
 BosToN CLOTHING Co. s,
 S53 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10
WEATHER RECORD.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTKENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, F.. WASHINGTON, D. O., a.ul., April 10, 1888 For New England-Warmer, fair weather, fol lowed by rain, brisk to high southeasterly winds, veering to northerly.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10
Mendel & Freedmanss Prices for Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

Ladies, Muslin Underwear.
 Walking skirts with deep Hamburg founce at 49c; regular value 75c. Walking skirts with Hamburg hounce IS inches wide at S9c; worth $1.25. and six rows insertions of Hamburg, with Hamburg edge around neck and sleeves, and Mother Hubbard, at 69c; fully worth $1. Fine cambric corset covers with Hamburg trimming around neck, at ] 1c; worth 25c. Ladies' fine lawn nurse aprons with four deep tucks, at He; value 25c. Children's Mother Hubbard aprons made of fine checked nainsook, at 19c; worth 3Sc. Children's white dresses in large variety at our popular low prices. Mendel G Freedman's Prices for Ladies Jerseys. Bargain NO. |. Ladies' fast black jerseys, vest front, at 39c; worth 75c.
 Bargain No. 2. Ladies' boucle jackets at 49c; worth $1.25. Bargain No. 8. Very fine all wool cashmere jerseys, im- ported tailor made, fit guaranteed, at $1.z9; fully worth g.
 Ladies' jersey jackets for street wear, fine cashmere cloth tailor made at $3. 96; sold in other stores for SC. Bargains in ParasOIs.. Bargains in UmbreIIas.
 Bargains i'm Hosiery.
 Bargains in Knit Underwear.
 At Mendel X Freedman,s,
 772 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10
Aaaaulted-a Womam.
For Non.Support

Frank H. Kenne5 was arrested by Officer BisseH last night for a breach of the peace on Rosele Steinhardt.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

Prices and styles are beating tattoo at the BOSTON CLOTHING Go. .'s,
 S53 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10
Another one Arrested.

John Sherlock, who rooms at No. 24 Orange street, was arrested last night for
 not supporting his wife.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10
nnh.o.,nttnn Ratea

subscription Rates.
 OAE YEAR, $6.00; SIX MONTHS, $S.OO; : THRET MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTH, DO CENTS ONE WEEK, 16 DENTS; SINGLE CoprEs, 8 GENTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10
Fifth Anniversary of the Santa Mar GamnefI
The Santa Maria council,

The Santa Maria council, K. of O., cele- brated it's fifth anniversary last night at Arion hall. About 50 couples joined in the grand march. Gen. Secretary Daniel Col we'll delivered the opening address, and in g very neat speech welcomed the company in behalf of the council. There was an address by District Deputy T. F. Campbell. At 12 o'clock banquet was served. The large party present enjoyed the dancing to the music of Stocks orchestra uAtil late hour.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

It's the BOSTON CLOTH ING COMPANY, and they are on the threshold of busy season. All that they've made and gathered in Boys and Children's Clothing is made manifest in their Children's de- partment to-day. All that the artists in cutting and trim ming could think of. All the latest Novel ties and Newest Styles, and in all sizes from two and half to seventeen years. More va riety, certainly, than ever was crowded into one collection before. The season has been working day and night to reap the full ben eft of them.
 Cogitating, contriving and designing stead fly in our own manufactory and gathering , the BEST of all we saw outside; having an eye single all the while to the three essential | and being manufacturers we always have the | inside track. Our motto is: The best gar ment possible at the lowest possible price. Of course we cannot tell you the whole story ] here, but the following will serve as an in- troduetory summary:
 Boys Long Pants, 12 to IT yrs, 90c to $5. I Boys Short Pant Suits, to 13 yrs, g to s12.
 Boys Long Pant Suits, 12 to IT yrs, $4 to s15.
 Boys Short Pant Suits with vests, to 16 yrs, $4 to SIS.
 25 lines Boys Scotch, English and Ameri- can Cheviots, Cassimeres and Worsteds, in stripes, checks, plaids and diagonals, to \ 13 yrs, $6 to $10. 1 Boys Flannel Waists 75c to $1.50. Boys Cotton and Percale Waists, 15c to $1.50.
 The celebrated .star" Shirt Waists 75c to 1 $1.25.
 | 75c ssStar" Shirt Waists 50c.
 $1.50 French Percaie Waists, all sizes, $1. 1 Boys' Flannel Blouses $1 to $1.50.
 Boys White and Fancy Shirts 75c to $1. .25. l Boys Linen Collars and Cuffs in all grades. | Boys Hats and Gaps in all the latest nov cities from 50c to $1.50.
 In fact, everything pertaining to Boys and Children's wear will be found in our stock, and we alone sell at the above-named prices.
 8 One price to all and no deviation.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10

S5 silk hats for $4.
 BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,,
 85S Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-10
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

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  all widths and styles from A to $40 Ladies Curoa Ladies fight Iades'D 'Dengoa, Opera AtoE 6isee'Br Dongoa to
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Azoss rscsat lnporss tcers we're 1s.sk
g. e@.ga o1-lo1s.
SAsASSAa = zow the lzrgsst eestoH ssrs
- l1s 7tes1 Ssz1es 80 Ssrfc1k ssco1e
fsEzz ars s5o4E is.sSe paSsos srzPale 60
t4aZ s11le1ts - rals country, e1aploy-Es
$40 vesEas.
EzEss szs 51t thrss so<nss f@ctores a
toe coantry. aac Joeg are - Bosto2. ro1s-
g. 31a2 $40 RI ixnzr4. kaa
IL TIE JDfted States tnsrs are IT -
rii.e> "a tslezFspa @lre ~ eper@tsoo a2a ~
- g4ess- TIE azE41er e snpleyes = 81
Sc
" SAID tnst tksre = snvesssd - Nicel-
Fsn ~ gke l4al5sr b1s.ae>s s&4ooo.e9o IA
ssalea o4sl2sss 4soas 595So uaz are en-
p.ose1-
Tzz followers q ST crispin II EHgland
are numerous. According u the l1st ceuslls
there we're 70 less th2n 1900 shoelAzkers
l. he realm
PnnAosLrsIa leads al othef cites ia 1he
flasin4king lndastry Tairteen hrnS. en-
Floy.ng ever 10 persons, are eng-geo u
tie business.
Nzw beverage has been invented ia
Frsaee iHtera1e1late between beer and
Hlue, 2ae which is 70 be sold under Jas
EzIae oI barley vine
CAtiFoEStas grain and fruit products are
worth m0re % the STATE than - mines The
fresh fruit this year ia the state Acne VII
be worth over kl00o.e0.
Rkruars from Ihe southern States show
gre4tiy Increased prosperity among tho
farmers. TIE Increase In the assessed val
u-4sAon Of property between 1850 and lssl
Hlls sg17 0OOoCJ
fsB possible foreign market for boots and
shoes that We could reach Is worth sc oO0.
90 annually Our own market Is worth
S340, ,OOO, 10 annually. and increases a. the
rate OF 80. 90 90 year.
THE drSt shipment OF chemically pure alu-
rinam from tins country WAS made the
other day when $50 pounds were sent from
Newport. Ky, 10 Iondon. IL sold at nfty
cents pound Il - reported, and was the re-
suit Of q new and secret process applied 70
Kentucky ore and clay.
| Az idea has been developed in Germany
/ in the shape OF the manufacture OF mortar
| by machinery in large quantities, 10 be de-
| hvered 10 contractors or individuals as re-
| CURED for use. About 100000 barrels
were disposed of IN Berlin on this plan
alone last year.
TuE glass blowers trade employs the
same methods to-day that IL did centuries
ago The workman now blows the glass
| with his mouth Just as he did then-be J;
| bottle, flask or goblet that he Is making
| Even watch crystals are made IN tins way
| They arc cut from glass which has been
! blown into a sphere.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
ToWH TOPICS.

SoxsmssF 1rst.
Essisssr e,c4E.
a. saslas Day.
- !. ga s1s Halosssa.
~ % Fsesr szs ssa sns : vary sea
Fslloilz4a 1eDarmza s.s G.frsd
I-ssasy evening.
EseFY h<paa .cea sh0aid ARA oat Hs1t
c4i4fsl-g ess-1as-
laAas Cs-sr egmpisfst as attesn.n year
a. llall-caffisf gsa.zEsi4s
The Cable Con pan y as~ sarn or clsacy-
o. slli ls c0mElslsc 10 asoslE tso ses2s
Fr~siaszs II seasFts priFass car u ~ ne
Coach saag 4nasfs3.ag eeupi~is repair.
fiig ~aier has s<ea t4gnsf into tss water
plpss ca nsufy. Jsusss sad oo1tn t--isA-
sls.
-0aA.s county - ave Belknap lzlo
asisnfy sa.d a nsn il0m iaaI coaaI
Fssseflsg.
IfI "a Ransom $ slsctssi Circuit Judxs.
"a ~ I4gior ass as Ia Oh saitins 70 Do
asd= ilty Attorney
Trassl sas interrupted ca Psasist - a
~sson loaded Fiih coai breaking coHn GA
the street ca rack
The West side Grand saplis sportslDsns'
C.uh hss ntlsd a1 pleasant Water quarters
Ia me 10rs 81 stsfaa hall
David s CossA lsif Yesterday morning
f1r a ssdspon. q d hsinz called tnsfe D.
tls deaf u . 0rutnel-in -lar-
sF AsDia al has 5sen elected direc'
t0r 10 lLr Youth <4lt0n4l pank. % succeed
Geo. q. risrcs, Who resigned.
Tse r.loais of tbs hnssL Lake Superior
rsd sions have arrived 20 oe used ~ the
hr..a - 81 - Asrxa HQm-
BsFksv 4 GAYS furniture factory will
tara oat laFKs number 0f Rspablicans TOR
tns parade on Saturday evening.
Es. Lyon "a moved biz family 20
Iona Ehers as goes - sake . home for
Ms. LION i4sDsr. Wa0 losE his wifs few
days aso.
Eas hl< sever which smptiss into the
riv-f ne8E the Fulton-s'. bridge . being re-
paired aud tns bridge s closed 10 teams IN
consequence
Ella Fanaoff. 252 Wsterioo-st, hss the
dlpnfaena. Anns Hurley. "a south Divls-
ion-st. Eiiza 6taniesn AM bred Clement.
- Court o.. al have tgphoid lever.
The Dayton Certain Roller Factory at
Auskeeon. burned Tuesday night Hon.
CeorEs a. otsketes vas one 81 tns stock
holders. Loss 5000. with $4,000 insur-
sace.
be FIRE Department WAS called oct a,
midnsfnt on sccount Of a small IRE IN the
f-sr of ia f0urth- s.. 10 was play house.
aud bad ssen sst on nre Dy some boys who
waited = bonfire.
Miss Julia g. Emery. Secretary OF the Z.
:. A. of ths W0msns Missionary Society
viii give missionary address al 81. Marx
church TINS svening. She should be greeted
By a iargs audience.
lns Al th. iadQ clark. n Voi~hk Her.
poishsiner a Co.'S was taken nth hem
orrhags Of the lungs on Aonros-sf. last
evening. She vas taken into ZeriiE & Car
sten's iewslry store OF PALEOiman Nichols
and r@mOsed - her home IN The south parl
81 The city a. soon s. she vas able.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
DOMESTIC DETAILS.

SPRTNKLISG little -four in the spider be-
fore frying eggs will hinder sputtering and
Swapping.
ON should be strained before it is put
into nice lamp which has a transparent
reservoir The burners should DC boiled
in soda water once in a month or two.
FoE chicken broth the bones should he
used as wen as the flesh, and all chopped
up. an old fowl Will make a more nutri-
tious broth than young chicken; it should
be boiled three hours.
TIxE glue for mounting ferns and sea
weed consists of five parts gum arabic.
three parts white sugar and two parts
starch. to which little water s added and
the whole boiled until white and thick
IL new broom be immersed in boiling
water until it is quite cold. and then thor
oughiy dried in the air, il will be far more
pleasant 70 use. aad viii last much longer.
Frequent moistening Of the broom Is con-
ducive 70 rs usefulness and better for the
carpets.
CHoFFED egg and ham sandwiches arc a
nice variety. Put the eggs for this purpose
into water jast below the boiling point. and
leave them there FOR twenty minutes Chop
very fnc. and nix with TIC same bulk q
mlBced harl. and teasPocnfui Of butter
Tor each egg season - taste
CREToNvE table covers arc popular. edged
with a iriH IF tac material Several ~ a
room r1av b. quite different. and large pat
terms, such as crimson. pink aRd tea roscs
together. big. deep red poppies. etc, are
used II a bed room the little table covers
are Usually ~ the sane as the bed and toilet
6ra2ery
To wAEs flrniturs paste . cement ~
FL in berla shes ii furniture. especially =
MAHOGANY. rlscr~atoT rn1 Ffirndshe~ rcc0ll-
ueuds to rossteu foar ounces - scrspe3
bseswav thoroughly IN turpenfiae. ther 70 a
quarter - a. ognoe n powdered rcsin aid
enough Indian rel - 5riBg i - deep ma
hoRanv coior and SIR a. Thoroughly .
Qstfer
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

TIE -isss1 ssss - Gods sreea esrta =
lie sho las @st lo4ss@ s1e Es1ks o ne
Es1s9lcst he 5 $50 "a aecs zss oefsxs
taElDk U8ao kUsea - lsT s~xtsr 0r ~
~oTs<-A 1flp- nae for he e4nel1 IA
sg~cslea - 9cssF1s~zGsz-s Las e<sa m21e
anc l1- ara ttsf e1.U k6s esS- o4rgsln
~ susfl . ss 4ss - soss - parce 4Ss kss
seeE lsls1 D lllls 2ook aAa Eisos1 Is
ks iEs1ae g.ekel it o1e ~ tasss eoa0s
skca ~ isgs4 o. t-e s.rsss s1G - pages
.nsgeltse kmouk t1s ara II TIE hst II
B4ulss - - sesn ls sax ~ ges star keFni-
ftre Cen pssy. lOJ S1ota D4sislSa-sL Il =
1rAs plzcs = asseglsrtsFs fer t4FEain
se~zsrs iu iEraltlre. a2d rs s&lgss t1sF
el-ef are fs4 ls lsla eas2as5s Tie aue ~
sso roou snd pa X settles = nof o1ls c3n
.leie cuf s1oss ceSszDs s13 Patterns 1881
sIs se~ - lcaazss. cbsiFs sus n tact
stuost 6uYlEinz in t4s i4ralllFe ilns. al
s.ezaul assortment = shOWu. lDs star
arnlfure Coaltsns are famous for he sx-
celsut dlsg.kE 0f gods znd rsason nssle
prices snd therefore the xise yo1ue mar
fiso man j. Uog ~ oe blamed tor putuug
..is hEzn ca the list. 60 h3eslss a. u
you.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

j. Ellis, OF Tsllnsdgs. was in the city
ssstsrdaF.
Miss Emma Bcckhout OF Kalamazoo,
Who has been visiting Miss Phoebe PARKS,
has rrturned home.
George Il Daniels has returned 70 hi,
home IN Dskots. sstsr pleasant visit with
rslstivss snd frisnds here.
Mss Minnie Courtney has rsturned from
three months visis with relatives and
friends IN Es-ex Center Ont
Mrs T. ]. De Forrest and children. OF
Ann ArbeF. who have been visiting Dr.
snd Mrs. c. X. Johnston. have returned
home.
Mrs. A. g. Stsketse. who has been spend-
i0x The SUNNI st Coal Harbor. Dsk.. With
her sister. Mrs. James T. Tower, has return
sd hOms.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01


fssGsEa4y
a A. Meyers 10 ed ssnE e
nan .as sec4ssd of sE-Ass-s
~ h Hogs. ssa "a e-ss Al
ios.sasi ysslsfs.y azli Nos ls a - = b.
Ar Esssrs ~az represented IL esort - =
A. EATis sn6 zostgomsry 3 b4nds-----
Nlcazsl Laasg lAs srClseF sho vas ar
r..s4sa alr SelaE 1ssfd~rif psrs31. ~ss
dlsc bzrzsl yssasr1sy. s4efs aot ssa2s ssi-
dea1e s11Ek1 - had B. IA % sS1s~-
cases axalnal Fred J. Dal.s. C1as- A As.is
6s0. y Dsunsli. Geo. bssea z21 l-2AA---
~ DsnnsI ssrs n8Ls pfoe - De A~pA--s
Prosecuting AlLsTaey + =. LEou ~ss
ne yraoigal witness n tas cssss.
ana Is Es E9t ptee~&t
s5s8 court opelec "a Rodgers tao1za.
fbat se wss gfing - rSf1ss - aDPsef. a-a
~isnlag 81 sss- tie e3ualg sas faFtAsf 81
oanss III 4al54rnm AS, he aisc5nul .4ssl
me cases g ne Nzs Fsry I1c1 surprised
= 9asa a.. Ly8A cams i130 court zisf Ne
had a-aie tbs Hofiga "a cismtss --- f. L
J0bnsioa. the singer use1 us nlan ~no IS
aocased Of lllEs4gIag lsn1ls Iila ulerlnAn
So n4gs a tTial N0Fsm5ef ~. - a "a
E0oefE 1855 foE Assault sat battery on =
eaarae preferred oy = iaay 10 ths l.i4na
b,oak. pxI4 s. -. "a. WOCts. George
~ Dounsli ana George Bowen. saloon cases,
stl0uraed unlli November 10 ~ q IA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
NUMEROUS NOVELTIES.


NANCr EvGERLY, OF Wolfboro, ". FL Is
100 years old and never had physician but
once in her life, and then threw the med
icine away.
GLASS eyes, false teeth and cork legs are
among the curious things sent % the New
York pawn shop by their wearers, who sell
dom fan 10 redeem them on Saturday night
THERE are four natrons in Media, Pa.
who are mothers OF eighty-four children.
Mrs. William Wright boasts OF fifteen,
Mrs. Samuel Field OF twenty-cight, Mrs.
Joseph Chandler of twenty-five aud Mrs.
Barrett of sixteen.
THERE is family living in Oglethorpe
County, Ga, Of fourteen members-father,
mother and twelve children, the oldest be-
ing fOrty-fve and the youngest twenty
years Of age. Thore has never been "a death
in the family, and all are now living within
six miles ofeaeh other. !
LIGHTNTSG-RoD agent recently put the
following clincber on the merits OF his
goods: You see, sir, our rods are twisted
from end TO end. Well, the lightning makes
a dive for the top, and goes whirlng around
down the rod, aud before it gets to the bot
tom it's so dizzy il could't hurt ny."
RATHER novelty has been introduced in
the shape of a noiseless clock &c sick rooms.
coupled with night lamp. When the lamp
is lighted the necessary dininution takes
place by combustion. At other times me-
chauical Arrangement allows the water 10
drop in the regular fashion. The fluid es-
capes at uniform rate and keeps both the
clock and the lamp going.
Az inventive mechanic Of Bridgeport
Conn. mas perfected locomotive attach
ment which utilizcs the phonograph in a
new way BY means of device every bias,
OF the engines whistle is recorded. togeth
or with The exact time at which it occurs
This VIII Of course be Of great value to rail
road companies in protecting them from the
false pretenslons OF persons who are in
Jured or mutilated while on he track
TnR Boston Record has discovered a mar
near Dauyers, Mass, who is l07 years o.
age. His name is Charles King, and ht
claims TO have been born in Canada in 17sl
He represents the head OF five generations
numbering in all over six hundred descend
ants. HIS memory extends back one hun
dred years, he weighs one hundred anC
eighty-two pounds, has heavy head o.
white hair. IS IN good health and uses TO
bacco HIS Oldest living child Is now seven
ty-six years OF age.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
Woodcock at Dettenthal RS.
A GREAT SCHEME.
VAN EVERY & Co. HIT UPos NOVEL PLAN
TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO NIsIr


VAN EVERY & Co. HIT UPos A NOVEL PLAS
TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO VIsIr
THEIR ESTABLISHMENT.
Van Every e. Co. will, on Saturday, No.
vember 3. offer one OF the Creates bargains
To their patrons ever given by grocery man.
This firm is very oeslrous Of bringing into
their stores 81. So and 80 Canal-st., new
faces, people thst have given them but little
patronage, ana as an ENCOURAGEMENT TO get
them TO call and inspect the really
tine assortment OF goods, this yery
novel plan has been decided
upon. Ii is Offering box Of groceries for
s2 that represent exactly 1915 in goods, an
unusually large discount. Only the best
of groceries are sold, as this is no advertis
ing dodge or scheme to attract attention
and every box is a. il is represented TO be
Appended is list OF the groceries that are
to be found in the box:
Id. tea, 80 cents.
ID. coffee, 80 cents.
> checks. 10 cents.
l eau corn, 10 cents.
1 can peas, 10 cents.
/ can succotasb, 10 cents.
l can Lima beans, 10 cents.
l can string beans, 10 cents.
! can pumpkin. 10 cents.
/ 10. baking powoer. - cents.
l 10. pepper, 80 cents.
l box starch, 10 cents.
5 bars German family soap, Is cents.
One box --, cents.
Total $275
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Hsltiars rates on al Michigan railroads
have been arranged for the Prohibition
rally, tomorrow evening, in Hartman :
Hall. Rev. Kerr 2 Tuuper will preside.
Hon. c. v Palmer viii sethe chief speaker
OF he evening. Eollo KIRK Brvsn. The
chalk tslker. viii smuSs vith his famous
csricsturss. sod the Big Rapids Quartette
vii sing On Saturday and Monday even
ings the Third Psrty psopie will close their
campaign IN the city With open air meet
ings. The former addressed bv RI. O. Wills
Of Detroit t1e latter addressed oy Rev. ..
A. Grshsm The co orsd cSndiiafs for cleo
tor on the Prohibition ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
The Decision of the Suprems ccurf 30
fnIar.foad nv

The Declsion of the Suprems ccurf H"t
Understood by SOME.
The explanation OF the decision OF the
Supreme Court on the polling place OF
electors, given by the City Attorney at the
Cc~ncil meeting Monday evening. seems
NJ TO have satisfied some who heard 1t.
The case OF a gentleman living with his
family q one ward and taxing his meals il
snOther ward was brought up for decision
as 10 where be should vote. The City
Attorney decided that be shOnld vote where
be takes his meals. but the decision rea6s
all voters except househoiders shall vote IL
the ward where they take their meals. i
is the option of several legal gentlemen.
who we're seen yesterday, that a house
holder will vote in the ward where he
rooms or In the ward where his f-miiy re.
sides
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Wm. r. Lewis. the msn Who in Jail under
a charge OF larceny. preferred By Spring &
CompSny. bY whom he vas employed, was
several wears sgo smp. DYED By B. s. Harris
and lstsr By +. d. Grshsm. Both OF these
gentlemen dit not considsr Lewis trust
-or-hT and Mr. Grsbam actually caught
oin taxing goods from bis store Of which
"a Ksvs % sccount. On account OF bis dis
honesty De wss discharged BY Mr. Graham
nearly TO wears sgo. He then worked a
very short time for Hsrrick 4 Randall and
s.ncs that tine has oeen employed bY Spring
4 C0mpanv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Those that anticipate repapering their
houses in the near future cannot afford "a
allow the elegant opportunity pass by
unnOticed .. N. Dunhsm. 3 South Di-
vision-st. is offering. All OF his m sgnifi-
cent stock Of wall paper. showing the new
est and most desirable patterns, is being
closed out AZ exsctly half cost. The sale
thus far has been an emphatic success. and
as next Saturday ends this rich chance. an
early call is suggested. br. Dunhsm Is
giving some extraordinary bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Mr.. 7. u. Turner. tie newly appointed
supervisor Of Elections = in the Upper
Fsoinsu,s ard ~ill probably remain there
suris< ne election. His appointment as
Iuitsd states Circuit Court Commissioner
vas necessary ss no one but Commits
sioner csn % = suDervisor of slectiors. and
re other Commissioners were 100 busy
Win the duties Of their offsces 20 attsnd TO
che manifold duties Of Supervisor.