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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
AGRICULTURAL ATOMS.

DarRYSe aud poulirv-keeping 60 well
together Hens turn buttermilk into profit
esichcr than pigs viii
TsERE are TOO many hog pen additions to
ereameTies The buttermiIk sad washings
should be fed to hogs
A AFssNrR Of large experience thinks that
seventies pounds Of coed cat straw and
three pounds Of cotton-secd meal are worth
- muca as twenty-five pounds Of good hay
Tor feeding steers.
Low FtAcEs fllcd with sta9nant water
darinV tho 81 ramer, are breeders q fevers
snd other Complaints. When these places
car not ~ easily drained or flied Up, plant
native osiers. willows or what ever can bo
tad that tErives ia uet places.
CALF-rErDKRs az the West are adopting
tie following system of skim mix As
scon IS y cream "a removed. tae nilk j.
heated 20 10 degrees aad then coeied tG 4s
derree@ ard kept a. that temperature uatii
it "a fed. when Is = hested 20 - degrees
vaRfsrr q i've stock On the farm. quite
a. much a. v8rietv - cropplng. a a senrce
ef wealth aossusaiAsiou ia sss koldirg
Wa VARIETY greater numbers eao Be kept.
sna th~ best use esn se made - 81 faod hg
s1rsnx he aasil - suitable - each descrIp-
tlon = asmaL
caw - pss1tslste just as eng as she
gives a profraole retrrn fer the food cna-
srlred When a zooa COW IS tur.ed u
her prize there are two or tarse afss-ss -
needed before COW - god Is feaad - fszs
her p.ace. snsailius = toss tsas - 3sscar5esi
caw -~end ha~s Eore presrsb5T Elled fsr
an ~ seven 7ears loassr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
JOKE AND JEST.

A COUNTRY divine, who was opposed to
the use Of vioiins in church, having bean
overrulcd by bis flock, oommenoed his SER
vices Of the Sunday following with: "You
may hddlc and sing the Grst three versss Of
the Fortieth Psalm"
SAND 90 you think you win got married
whcas you grow up TO be young la1y.
Flessicr' said the caller. 40, I h6vent .
doubt of it." asscnted Flossie "Evesy hodV
says l am very much lilSe my mamma, and
she, you know, has been married three
tines eff ff
II woSDER why can't mako my kite fiy,'
walled the little brother of the high school
girl 1T looks to me" replied Mildred, ''as
though its caudal appendage were dispro-
portionate TO its superficial area" don't
think that's it, said jim, Il think its tail
is TOO light"
RrPuRrER-"Are you going to work to-
day. Pata- Pat-''Sure, dunno. Ny oMd
woman says she'll break me head IL dom,
and the union men will break me head if
do. Sure, these are hard times fer dacsnt
men think III take NE chances with tho
ould woman
SoNE critics are like chimney sweeps
they put out the fire below, or frighten tho
swallows from their nests above; they
scrape long time in the chimney, cover
themselves with SCOT, and bring nothing
away but bag of cndcrs, and then sing
from the top Of the house as IL they had
built t.
YoUNa man, IL the angel OF your dreams,
the young lady Of your hopes, with smile
upon her sweet lips, offers you pie, though
she add: Il made IT myself" have the
moral courage TO resist the temptation, and
bravely say: ~ love you dearly, truly, aye
better than my own life, but can not eat
your pie"
a GENTLEMAN was one day relating to a
Quaker talc Of deep distress. and con-
cluded very pathetically by saying: 81
could not but feel for him" ''Verily,
friend,V replied tho Quaker; "thou didsi
right in that tho DIST feel for thy neighbor
but didst thou feel in the right place-didsi
thou feel in thy pockess"
WoNAS is the equal Of man, but. while
cheerfully recognizing this fact, we can not
help wondering why II Is that, when a
woman has shouted for half an hour 10 her
boy 70 come into the house and found her
self powerless to make any impression up
en hun, she usually winds up with II
you doa't come here tins minute, young
man, III send your father TO you.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

onco knew man vhoss nan,e Eas Gem
frt Israel Slack He Eas "a exact conn-
trrrart os RS nana It vas oct So much his
oIjty ~ puzzled me. hus how bis PARENTS
knew isss what - nasns him. rhsy oer-
taiuiy did not unless on r-nsrai principles;
So thas have been driven e. Toe conviction
ta1f . graz uaay pe-sliarisies are the rssIilt
90 ths aaznss given to children. What night
Corlssrt Israel Slack % have be~af Slack
enough. 60 bessre. saEY. unrlifisa. slow. d.
deliberate. never quiss gp t. tsule unsrnhi-
ticus- bus hs should be pjous comforting.
gentle aud xoosiy good A this Be vas Hs
wss 10 slack to halloo when n ifnuinent
dans-r og drowning. ard the result ~as ~
wssonlv rnssss.l hy arrident 'sBoTs. he said.
''fthus-uiag ge..--th, water Is too-ts'o--<iaep.
ard : suesse-s1i then a zurgle. and down
~ veat soFne - ns Dragged him ont and
slspp~i tha he inso hin inst IN tine A
honse s~inz cn dre. CoEufurs was sens -
rousa the usszhhors, He went - sne door,
rsrpe,i. and ssife,i a ren@ouahie time. rappei
s--in. and "a hair an hour roussd ther. Hs
sees he<sns y sro sorrv 20 trouhie yuu at this
fsr,e 81 ui-ht. but Mr Erisfai's house IS en-
f-e~
what shair ~ d. wisb such fsno~sl
Tbeg weave inas tha ~arp cf sscistv ss lcoss
vara. srd death h,s ro rrcuhie IL sailing
tl,ens sut fhsy zeaerzlly dls of inanition
f-fe t,ie ebarsn ~ tbess - there IS no sucn
fhh3- a. friction .n taeir r1akean Taey call-.
ret 81 rsrcsoi-eacnct - irTi1afet Ws
sre = rerocss rece. gefflnr rcxe ne5vcss,
BAT 80 Cn1afoft isrstis lock ap surprised
49, ~en,ieF st f.e r,ssii. lisT ~ an nlslls
kIs1afrfiar ~1n af Malrirc ~ p
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

On Ascension dsv, lsss, several hundred
German w0rknen from Charlottenburg ard
Porsliam went an an excursion 70 the Grune-
wsid No opea ar me-<lng is allowed within
twenty niles of Berlin. but there h q lake in
the GraneTsld. end the workn1en put out In
a doti Ia of boats, and ths following resolu-
tiou rss put sad unanimously eerr,si: ITO
Or M6rsl Mackenzie. Schloxs CharlOttsn-
burg. Tie German Frsisianixs wurkmen of
Cbariottsnourg and Pots'fan. assembled on
an excursion - the grunsvafd. thank ycu
for the loving devotion and fidelity which
ysu MAINTAIN By the sick bed II the emperor
We assure Tou thas thevslsss q Jour services
IN tte eves 4 eveTy have ard h0norsble
Cfsrrsn eznnce be eisxi1iss~d by snT shame
l.sss persecstlons tSfknete, eee.. &c Tkis
rssoiasl,,a wss fsrthvith tnlagrsphed 60 tie
castle ~ alscksrxis rris<sis = gals. New
York Trioyfe
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

As . cs1Lzeu Of a2ner. Mick.. Ma alag
kls ,. - fes esys aso as feaEe c..n~eaa n
La s9s@es. The .eseiers say q - ~ortk . -
A BAzsxL u O1io river water. ws.Aca
toek tks p.aee Il barrel 81 CaResnnsti
sshlsxy. tr2seieo II "a EsLsas ana mas kep<
u storehoa1ses sssen ye4rs ostoEe tie fF21d
was discovered
SEsLk en9sher ykctln Of toe<coo. He Is .
Ch-c4gosa. 2zed thlrty cne, sad AS
smoked a. average u Que psand per week
tsr many yszrs Hls re4soclng pewers are
eozzT4elely shattered
fas kent.e-al siiie .hich was esed by the
reaeunea kA Czfsoa u ais scouting exps-
c3tians Is i. the ppssssion Of a organization
- S4ats Fe. " n, Of whaeh be was =
n4ezaber 2nd y which he esaseathed tAe
arm.
has R0rxEF MuLIess Of Bridgeport. O.,
J. ferEy elghr years cd She MAS mar
red - fouTloen. and has given birth 70
tuelty I've childrea, II whom twenty-one
are now living Eer ca1ldrea includes I've
sets Of twins.
A sIS5cLAE story comes from Toledo. O.,
% ths effect thai little glrl was 50 horri-
he'd 81 seeing = woElGn push q man into the
river that SIS lost her memory, aad only
recovered il after eight years on seeing the
same wofnan again.
A Nan lving near Fairburn, Ca, has
an old family house cat that IS nursing aad
caFiDg for young rat, best0wlag as much
attention upon thls adopted child as she
does hsr own kittens, with which Il rat
gets along peacesbly.
A nEaARzABLs freak OF nature. a mare
known as the .sOregon beauty" WAS re-
| Gently on exhibition in Louisville. Her
| colsr is sorrel, and that Of the name, tail
| and foreiock a creamy tint. The name IS
| ten feet IN length, the forelock four feet,
| while the tali sweeps the ground. Although
| the mare Is eight years Of age, the mane and
tail are Of only four years growth, having
| grown an average of two feet year dur
ing that time.
"IT," q remarkable cat died at Put
nam, Conn. The animal had seven legs
and two tails Her strange deformity en-
sbled her 10 DO many tricks; "shc was able
| 20 walk at any anglo without turning. and
| whenever tho perpendicular WALL were
near enough together she could 60 up them
rs easily as sne could walk the 1oor. whilo
il was her favosite sport TO climb tin pipe
TO the roof Of the house" She was placed
In triangular black walnut box, with the
simple inscription IT," and many Of the
villagers attended the burial.
A PROMINENT resident Of Ncrces County,
Tex, owns in the shape Of COW the great
! est curiosity OF the nineteenth century.
This cow is 1--WE years old and has four
horns on each foot and two on the head.
An the horns are fully developed and meas
ure about fourteen inches long. Tho COW
in order to eat grass has TO get down on her
knees aod push herself along on her
breast This cow has one-ycar-old heifer
that has the same number Of horns. The
horns are not yet fully developed, but there
is every reason TO believe they viii grow as
largo as the mothers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

TTs -salarea cf "a. = 7.srrs. - Tsrort,.
-er, fs-trr fse iast wnter stricken wi-h
r, reant iieatteria Era aleuehei 20
si.. lres.i ssaesee sal -se efbrr afaer fhe
r,cst .Eslllai se5 carefal rreafnens. recre-
e-et Nr 4errr~ asa as thp t.rse "a six
rrr-, ias tsrza rr-nher ef Eng''sh rzhbats.
Nten las iissaee es.ks elt in ths 8ossehosd
ser sae ~ ens ~ xss ssek ans ifaf Tie
esr-sef -ea-r 1rearrssl - re ani-rals teisz
s.freos - - 2.s aiscase ffrrl w1ics 49,
s-e7 0era rsTrsn-. and hs was n 81
naeh -rnela shst hs "a ncs arrree tiz-e -
ri~csf.-are tae -suse .f t1eir ieate Fus
~eea z~e ~ "a iss< r1hci-s eied NJ
Eseers a-elis sn sxsr,irztet- znd ~ s'pen-
inc ttf nsrutlzs fcuri r1eir tsrSzsfs s-r-s. st.e
ssaaue -iick.y f1rr~t s1a tse r,sfs ccversd
wfta raa sarse nemtrsna as thes n tise
r,cs's n ~ csll6r~n va sax rs-E--s
w. asksrs& IA rsErtio,esi - tscs -
nr Trrsi; rto VS. asren.ilrx "a ~hl3drua
az re -i,re. ar1 tas phrsicar- or tccksrx
hsta ~ c.se ssti exzufnsnS she renhsts. AZ
6r1ei sac snsT bad s.iet q dinhth~ria.
Iaruzeo GiesA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Fren 4sss-A Gr<ue. cs1~s sss ir<o~-aa-
tlssl sfat 9en Eahsr has <1ugs,ed AKA ths
,assrlrvssv snarfrrs ke~s4a<sr. sserversf
tn G-ece + consis1s & ssren psecr~,ss~o e
watch were f1sna - /. hax IA a yaryl Tbe
efscr ive ~-~e slowed s~sy n a b5sise. The
rork1ranssip is ~ ex,sssssise beafsF. and svi-
isntsy heioess IN shs Fcszrth e. FRA csnsury
befare Cars Tse azsg' TEh = ueariy seven
fees q kelghs sad re1reseuss t~o wuua-a
zFeets ~ ere another Eesr tteu IS .
u,an vesFirz heafs snd behins rhe gr--lp
staasis q ittie Eirl rrobahiT ssaTe Not-
Fss',s-andinx Y Esrcas rF1sesrs en- tae psrt <
sse sVreT of tae snaglTpA. t4cn- Ep6or ear
rie1 t 20 sad 6rno=l-es Is ia he Natsoual
snuselul- -S hiczg, HeTaid.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Nss V.sssr-'Tas ieacr2ac. q western
pecpie > really auas5ns Asns S@rah has
rery 1ne vagershie zzzsier. ysu kncw,
ard 80 ~ sse a psseh for naTsesf ard
! tsoaxht 4 raisr s1nae ef n. dslic~ries
- have n 80 -Az7. -. x.~~.
Csnaka 1fri-Fes
A. IA s~ftl fsnEi sf erf rie1s sat
cvztav piant. sed when | h~n9ht zszue
eggs ard ssst~Es ss6 s<<s< re Se~lers
kcw srsp tk-r szsht e he pigs<i thev
acte6 sc r thev 3ia.S kns~ ~h.s -zz
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
RELGSGOLDEHT TIME
UNEaaTHE0 loa sFtssNLlT ave.
A San slxsa sksistos ~ssh ths "sspoHs
shtes 80 D.sask asae ttsa oAse-
Hens-.l ~ = &4s IEsEsh @aa
kk2esa IA the Asas EssasF
e1isskine flsskltnfs.

Essry htta ale - sspsosiax the streets
across iAseld lnaiaa Aisslen kroanas there
sss asTlsd a. relics q ia original i1aaoi-
s21l.. soi frem lar. 10. baf II 10 facss
thas qrseessssi ala. oalg kao~n . - as las
Aosaa Gaildsrs.
fsstssiay ~ tie gang af men IA TIE sna-
Si0y u las Gas coaeaaY. tAe5 caa.s across
aGs ~ tbsss graves which Nas parsieaiaEiy
neh IN ihs Ismasna. Ibs sposis tssnEy "
l4sBtg-tse .eet south 81 sassmut avs. o.
tsafLsk Ihe hE.i tbat Nas notlcsd Ess -
A ili.ala laaaaieg, "a i1fsmsn. Sao 40
ueel laaf s41dsnly The srassi led stot t'si
4ld i1e mez were pa stlsAk "a fscn ciaeA
oiFt au1 fnsse we're Sh4oEn oat via tne
airf bis 81 80us. NJ Cha11lsf aho las
Ea3 sonas sxBesisncs and hai heard TAX %
the hHds Ia "a aeaf ths street yeal 90 80
ss0. toak a hand ninlself a. tks shOyei.
Tie ai4ck soil - snQ~i about nfs
iesl Bofsh sad south, ard wss sbeus
tur feet Ia tAle3asss. ape bones
ol the s4sletOn laia east aud sssi across ne
tIsach. Ms Chandler iouad ths bones
Ssse ~ b2ily decsysd that upon sEpossiFs
% The ar they nearly az erunolsd u
pisces. not enough coald be gotten together
% torn Que compis3s bone o. the Dody
The deposit Of the black l0am vas about
foar inches fI0n the surface Of ths street,
snd sesnsi 10 have been built IN an aFcn
Tbs depth on The TOP oi he remains vas
s0out thirty inches, and under about ionI
inches. Near fhe head sas i0und Two cop
pei arros heads. one win guard Al tha
end Sitd the inleguments thas lad held i
iaat IA ne arroS Two kone Besdles. y hiea
broks aud cSumgisd on exposure 90 the ar,
suI N4at - elt show ths eve. hey 4ts
ss0ut half an inch broad. and Dsfhaps :
si1teeufa thicx wife these sss a sinai
copper az. aooat two ibcnss st one end %
% Zee q, the oiher. and psrAzPs = fourth ol
az incb saick AZ OF near TOE hands Hsrs
aid. oa the right site. was foene
anHhsr cooper az ssgan and one bal
iaehss in lsnxIh b. nvs and a quarter inches
As tse bls, and ave and qear.sf al sn'
htsd The eOppsf teois were ia a pefiee'
state 0f preservation as TO shape. and oaiy
danlsgsd b. t1e "oorrodlag t0osa OF time
The oniy article OF what might DO called
modern vas = oufning glass. bat some ons
of Iae soTkusn IN a snop adjoining th'
sidewalk ASKED 10 look st L. and walked OF
vita it before = description Of Il could b
obtaiaed. He was not particularly noticed
bat ar. Chandler would Ike very mucA Z
have tas felioH Identified. Where thes.
relies we're tound Was som- day IN she past
a~r1 ~ Aa&tAA eAf yAA4 <A'+-ts 49, . a~<-
May relies Of the age of stone AID coppe
have been found IN the nsighoorhood- Thi
writer picked up IA 1853 copper knife Tea
10 same place
lt IS well that these remains .of an oil
snd extinct race fell into the hands OF
nsB capable Of knowing their value, as Mr.
Chandl sr. else they would have been scat
tered "a the dirt and perhaps never agaii
brought 70 lskat. The md. We understand
gill De placed IN the museum Of the Ken
scisatiae Institute thFoash the hoerality o
ore u our cltizsnA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.
HOME.

w. r. Compton. Of the firm OF Compton
Bros. just returned from Chicago, where he
has been for the past few days purchasing
an elegant assortment OF Parlor Furniture,
same and getting il into the sample room.
Call at their new store, 205 South Division
ST.. and see what elegant bargains they are
now Offering.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

No single disease has entailed more suffering or
hsster ed lbe breaking up OF the constitution than
Ca'auh. The sense Of smell, OF tssie, OF sight of
hearing, the human voice. the mind, d,-one or
more and sometine A. all. yield g. It's destructive
influence The poison it sislnbuies throughoet
the $. stem atlacss every yitaa force, and breaks
TIP the EOS r9buet Of CONSTITUTIONS Ignored. he !
!, eause bus little understood. by most physicians
ilakotently sssailed by guaeks ana chsratans
those suffering from IL have lite hope 70 oe
hevsc of II This eide OF the grave. IL is time then
that the popular treatment of this terrible disease
By remedies within the reach OF all passed into
bar ds At once cor>eteni and tTDstr orthy. The
new aud hitherto untried method adopted by DR..
sanford In the preparation OF bls RADICAL CtRK
has won the hearty approval Of thousands IL Is
instantaneous in soIding relief IN ell head 60 ds
snpeane. snniflias and obstrucled breathing, and
rapidly removes the mos. Oppressive symptoms.
clearing the head sweeteDing the breath restor-
ing the senses OF smell. taste and hearing. and
neutrslizing the constitutional tendency OF the
disease towards the lungs. liver and kidneys.
SASFORD's RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, ore box OF CATARfSAL
SOLVENT and IMPROVED INHALER: price 81.
POTrER DRUG & CHkMICAL Co, Boston
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

We are not just certain who will
be the nominee of the Republican eouver.
ton now in session lin Chicago bat it is n
fact conceded that Compton Bros. 203 ans
205 South Division st, are selling furniture
cheaper than any one in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
New Carpets in our Carpet Department.
VoIGT, HERroLsHEIMER Il Co.


Don't suffer any longer. | remove corns,
bunions and ingrowing nails for men.
women and children without pain at the
Turkish Bath House, corner Monroe and
Ionia-sts. N. S. LABOURsLIER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
NEw DMELLINes.

Insure your dwellings in the Grand
Rapids Fire Insurance. Co. Cash Capital
$500, 10000. Julius Houseman. President
s. r. AspinwAll. Secretary. 0tice, House.
man building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
W z

Always have the best and freshest assert.
ment of fresh caught fsb, ss ve receive
daily small consignmtns at Dettenthalsrs $,
III Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Special inducements on Parasols and Sun
Umbrellas this week at Yoight. Herpol.
sheimer T Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Jersey Ribbed Under wear at voigt, Her
polsheimer & Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

New Drsperiss and Curtain q Goods al
very low prices.
VoIef. HxRFoLEsEisEK Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

A few Summer Jackets left which will te
sold at very low prices to close them out.
VoIoT, HERfoLsHEIMER K Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Summer underwear in the different style.
for everybody at Voigt. HerDolsheims- &
Cos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Ladies. Gents and Chiidren's Gsuze Tn
dsrwesr at voist HespolsAeimsr & Co's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
SORE FROM KNEE TO lIIlL
sks~ esszsszs ssss. SissA 1~s~ - dss-
ssss. xsx asz~kaishss ess-tAisa sn ssss

sksu sHssssxs ssas Bs<sa = szss~ ~ dts-
ssss x>x asz.t4ksksS e1e~tAisa sn stse.
ossszasa hspslsss Cared by th< catt
esrs Remedies
Kes xkrs< sssrs .s sl1ness cr1ale1 with "a
~ fa s>Dre lxx fFplz n,s knes doxA - fry sak.s
ne s1ss - sAsaEsls t,s sns sss So = - s';s
skeET&h1e II bso tfi 1l he's Ell ol,e shlre tie
sizs II lhs otbst sac ees ~ hofesc-s eupd
ssis sss M Sasss ss : e os s : ssss' sssss Is -
- Eslisl - s<tssef, sss pezsas6ee y tFs sesF
spnets. ksnEnIfs and she rrsuh ~As ss to1r
Ga ths lstleT sna Al lGe sla q lwo s1o,slss is
oe1aElesesy eOrea NJ fesh xss tuffkea. and
ne leas sshseh hsd ese9 esPssed 81 over :
ioasy snd nearly twn safs p&ss. ~ leg h
vel a. ever use. sotEnA n every feslez, snc
not sltp II clseese io - seen
) g. AAEkA, Duboss. Dodge ca t<
Terrfbls Suffering from skin Diseases.
J have heen Nrr1hie sufferer for yeafs ifsza
eIs<ssss 81 the ssin aud tiooc and hsse svea
nEariEe husnoEs Rave bad the bsst of Iahysistans
sad sIekt hundreds cf dollar bat got NJ rei1ef
until fused He clgiCCRA kENkIIas. Which have
cured ne ahd ieit ny kAln "a clear sad nas
IDA NAY BASS
Olive Branch. r. ", Al~
Prom las Pounds TO fss Poands.
have taken several bottles of (,rTfCrRk REsoi-
ykNT with all the Results coaid AiSh sef Aheut
| this tiEe lsst year ahrn ozslasnsneiRs lis ase
weighed la pounds and tod ~ se3gh II pounds.
oko. CAMPBELL. Washington. u. c.
| NorE-fhe cuflcURA REsoIvEST il beyond all
coas& The ssvstest blood purifier ever com
| pounded.
| cpfgcrkA, the great skin Cure. aud CuTcuRA
Soar, an exquisite ekin beautinsf. externally,
T! and CpTTct Kx kKsoLyENT, the nea Blood Fufi-
hef internally, are positive cure for every FORM
OF skin asd BLOOD Disease from f-fn Fles " Scfo
fnla
4 Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcvRA. soc; Soar.
| 2oc.: kksoIyEsT, o. Prepared by the PofTEE
DsUo ASH CHKsIcAL Co. fosson. Mas
A1-eend for "Bow TO Cure skHa Diseases" %
pages, 50 illustrations. and 100 testimonials
DiD DV,C Skin and scai preserved aod bean
| hAhv - tfhed bx thsTlftsRk MfpICAfff
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
CERTAIxTY.

Twenty-six inch Sun Umbrellas way dow
to hard pan at Voigt, Herpolsheimer& & CO..
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Fsrssols selling at extremely lor prices
st Noigt. Herpelsheimer & Co's.
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constitutional Catarrh.

DlDQ,C Skin and tcal p preserved aod bean
DAD1 - tihed by CUTIcURA MEDicAfkl
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GRAsp RAPIDS nAnKErs


Farm frodaos frosa sfrse oonaAf
Cioslnx Aondsy. lulls Ii
Apples -s6o0 pr barrel
balleF-l3,4e per 10
chsess-sssEs. ises New forx. lecs taEl cream
Clover seed-sssoaaoO. Timothy s21 70
Dried Fraits-Appls<. eysrorssed. sssc per
pound; quarters, sxoe per pound: cherries. lSo
ise per Eoana: pesfhes. losi2c per pound
TrssA ns.ss-Nsiou. roossoO veal. ss-o a
7 90. beef 8. S.S0ns.r-
srais-wheai- at ssc per bu for red.
So tor white. 0sr- toc. Rye. 1850 Corn,
bsecoc. Barley, Lss8l. .t5 per cwI
sider- iE,.c Der xsi
Hides-Green. ssosc: pars cured. sySes,xc
cured, eoe<e: cx-f sklns ~ II pounds. ecs
Detin skins Iss2se each; sheep pells sseesi1S'
Hoaey-i2e per fe; strained. Ice
Heps-loul2c per ID.
Hay Timothy. sls.o psr ton; cioyet. g6sOl
mixed. $500. mash. sie.vooiz.o.
cakes extra, llai2c. syrup, sos-yl.oD per ga.
Pouiiry-chieksas, io8is,Sc: ducks. iieI2c;
Potatoes-old; 40 new, Has
tnce. Sc per pound; radkhes, 1ac dozen bunches;
onions Zoe dozen ouEenes, spinach, PC a
bushel; rhubsrb, Ne ID; beet greeas. 6oc q
bushei
straw-ssoo pestou.
Talow-5oskeper ID
Nool--1he sps.ng crop OF wool Is coming in.
Unwashed wool nfings l6 and ~ cents per pound
while the Washed n quoted At eOtst2c.
wood-Block stove wood. sl.7se1 IS per cort
four-soo, wood. ts.Do9a.0) per cord
Coal--ss,Oo: CRATE. $40.
Ime-Grsnd Rapids 75c; Ohio soc; Pe.osksy.
400.
salt--75o for saginaw or Nanixtee.
Kerosene-Mich. test iot< ater white ultc-
Gasoline-i2c per gallon
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sugars-Cut loaf Sc. granulate1, 7@7i &C.
"a, 61s@6sfc: Extra &C. e06lzc; Yellow
Conee~Green Rio. 17@isc; Rio roasted. 2oc
Java, green, 23d2sc: Java. roasted. soc
Msricai6o roasted, 72,se24c; Mexican. roasted.
5G2sc-
Teas-Japan, fine, s5G2sc; Japan, medium, IS
@SOc ordinary, 1s02Dc Hyson. 3o64Dc; gun
powder 25o5+c; oolong. SSo7oc: Congo, 2os
&c. 8
Flour--yas IS per cwt; y. 60 per bbl;; patent pro-
cess, S2s5eB8J per cwt, $3.50 per bbl.; ali wheat
-four Gl0 per cwt. $.2s per bbLi buckwheat.
v27b per cwt.
Mill Feed-screenings. SIS per ton: bran. ois;
ehips. els.50 middlings 5000.
Feed-Corn and oalS y2SGA per ton.
sslt-Michigan. CSC; Eastern, Sl.l5.
Fisn-No. / whltsfsh, 800 per half bbl
trout. b.50&s00: cod, SALT e17c per ID, clams
soc per hundred; oysters, bulk 81 .c009l u gallon
standards 2oc can; selects. Csc can: smoked hall
but. lie
Pork in barrels-Mess pork, Chicago packed
$500; extra short cut Sl5000ls.00; standard cles
back. e1s.to.
Lard-Tierces. s4es11sc: 80 and 50 lb. tubs. So; 8
ID. round TINS, 100 cases, &C; in tin pals. &C.
Beef in barreis-Extra mess warranted 200lbs-
$500; extra bonelea. el0.50.
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-16
SCOTLAND NECK y c. THURSDAY. AUG
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start ,
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say;
That she is true; and waiting the dear day
hen by her side once more,
All grief and longing Ger,
Together we shall journey on Hte'5 way.
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