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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs 1t is curing more cases OF
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group and all Throat and Lung Troubles,
than any other medicine. The pioprie-
tor has authorized any druggist to give
you Sample Bottle Free to convince you
of the merit of this great remedy. Price
so cents and 81.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

To always believe everything thai per-
son tells you, but when you hear that the
best blood purifier is Sulphur Bitters, you
can believe it, for they cured me of Sc
we're case of blood poisoning.
Rev. A. FAIRcHILD,
New York City.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

Last year Newark gave 1905 Demo
cratic majority in October, and 2,10l Re-
publican majority in November follow
ing. This year the Democrats have 600
majority in October, and If the proper
lions hold out the Republican majority
next month will be overwhelming.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

There was great excitement over the
law, and it was the issue of the LegisIa-
tive elections of 1s47, resulting in its
prompt repeal. Clinton Democrat.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

Daniel f. Beatty, the organ builder,
was last week acquitted at Trenton of
the charge of making fraudulent use Of
the mails. Tho charge was not sub
stained by the evidence.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17
DEATHS.

PIcKETT--In New Hope Pa. October 10, 1883, Of
dropsy and general debility, hdward d. Pickett,
aged 81 years.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17
THE MARKETS.

Lambertville, Oct II, 1888.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednes-
day by LEAR, H0LC0MB 4 NIECE, dealers in
Grain, Flour, Feed. &c.
PRICES OF PRODUCE, &c. by CARVER &
WILLIAMS, dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries,
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cur THIS QUIZ

POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT In NEW JERSEY
1885, 1884,
ss 6ss D. ls sp Js ssS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

y y
The only reliable cure for catarrh is
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
CHURCH TALK.

Chaplain blcCabe. who has fo- the past
two years raised in money only 81 900,
600 for missions" for Methodist missionary
work, raises a new battle cry for revival
work.
AS one result Of the Hebrew Christian
work commenced in the city of New York
in 1882. six years ago. there are now nine
young converted Jews studying for the
ministry in various semins-ies.
There are now in this country at least
thirty institutions 20 train men and
women for distinctly Christian and
church work among the Germans The
greater number OF these are supported by
the Lutherans.
On Rurutu. one of the Austral islands
In the South Pacific. there are $50 inhabi-
tants, of whom 31l are members OF the
church They have three houses of wor-
ship. one Of which has just been com
pleted at a cost Of $1,000. paid by them
selves.
The mission to the Sandwich Islands
cost the American board $500. 900 IN all.
while the trade, which Of course goes to
the benefit OF the commercial community,
amounted at the end of sixty years to
about Slb,OO0,UO0, with clear proEt an
nually of moro than $S00,0O0.
The African Methodist Episcopal
church. whose general conference was
recently held et Indianapolis. reports a
membership OF i03. .35l. and the amount
OF money raised for all purposes during
tho year 1887 at 81, ,064. 500. There are
1894 churches and $50 parsons ;es val
ued at $3.50. $50. There are II. .0c9 stew
ards, Il. 100 stewardesses. and 14.776
class leaders.
According to careful calculations made
by British clergyman of note and just
published, Protestsnts have increased
during the last 100 years from 5000. coo
10 134. .000. 600, or nearly fourfold Ro-
man Catholics, during the same period.
have increased from $1,000. COO to 162.
1900. OF twofold. The Greek church.
during the century. has increased from
10000, 900 70 50. .0o0. 900. also twofold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
MEN YOU HEAR or

Edwin Booth haunts studios and smokes
pipe.
Dcnmsn Thompson has a passion for
horse races
Ths Prince Of Wales has purchased his
eiFhtieth uniform.
lawrence Barrett st0dies Greek and
speaks it with Bimble tongue
Prince Eugene. Youngest son q the
king Of Sweden. il studying Art Ia Paris.
Bismsrrks bedroom furniture Is of
plain pine and slmost exsctly similar 70
that found in Any PEASANTS hui in tae
nsizhborhaed
Senator Ss~yc-. of Wisconsin, vii -
tire from public lie a. tie expirssion #
his present term ii 1893 lie vii then
b Y years - age
7, Vas habit II the late Professor r
A Proctor 20 take a. hours zap ever
afternoon. AID his wife always sst By hss
beside whlie he was sleeping
Anton Dvorak. the corapcssr. Il fhs son
of a p hesziaa Who gained his daiiy brad
IS a butcher ar1 tavern keeper n ne
tow - Naihs1sso rear krslgp.
TIE R~- John Csrroll - g NarT's
~hnreh Chtrzr3. fs SD - - the el0ess
v~i=st en- the Crite5 States Es was ~.
aaired Ja- -. 1920 Re ~ss born N Ire
land in 1877
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09


TouooAts is1eS ~itb tzr.ael II erus<
eAsa IS sze esz4slasrsa s-Ss~at
Sbees with ss4rply Polntsa se~s are -
Be osExacs1ed 81 s~zasr2l F,rtn1if-as-
VIDE We diszensl sutts are beoczrizs
very f.shioazols ~ifh Easn st.oot ts~n-
Fsncv ssria yes.s. either plsis O. e..
ured wll se ssfa great ae~i sals ss@
son-
ne long frock ooas Is ussd ~ see dsv
time saly On state occasions Il . ~ora
looss.
A plain god e~nd holtiag a garnet
edged 9th l-sSn dsts. Is EopIIl2E dsslos
for rDSs
starehsd white tiss can no Aoaeer be
~orn Nth impanity ~ith fvA crsss soIt
eamorie u proper
College bows aud Young men undsr 20
are wearing tzll hats more generally than
ever bsfors- u Is catching fad
Pulse warmers vii be worn extensively
this season Some very striking patterns
gxs beng shown Ia stripes aid rtngs.
Tue rsdiosted underwear cr@re is tying
out White = 70 Be the predominant
{ color kHie tt44 itt N~tNcAs
wooden garments alike
The practice Of wearing large diamond
studs with evening dress viii De frowned
upon this winter General complaints
are heard that the custom las grown too
common
Quite q number % sweils have declared
war upon the opera hat, considering u
/ dull ia color and ugly Ia form An or
/ dinary silk hat with white lining is 10 Dc
| substituted Tor IL on all occasions
Colored shirts will continue popular for
afternoon wear until cold weather sets in.
They ha-rnoniEe pleasing'y with check
suits. black scarf tucked under the
bosom Is the proper neckwear with such
a. outfit
An imported English collar, which Is
making hit IN New York. buttons close
and has sharp points. which may be
pinched down slightly If desired. The
collar is above medium height. Dudes
dOte on IL
An embroidered or fancy plated night
shirt Is now considered an essential fes
ture Of q wardrobe. Some Of the new de
signs have bosoms traced with vines and
clusters In raised silk. These shirts cost
from 50 to $40 each.
There is no end TO the prevailing color,
In derby hats. Tan. cinnamon. hazel. pins
burr. peanut shell, snuff, walnut, maple
fawn. terra Gotta. tobacco, coffee ginger
bread. Jersey mud. potato peel and DIV,
are somo Of the more popular shades.
The new effects in fall hosiery arc quite
plsin and very pretty Blue, olive. brown
and tan are the prevailing shades. Stripe
of various colors and bright spots ruI
through these gounds. In heavy cotton
and balbriggans dark states and fawns ar
very rich Some Of the new styles ar
shaded and grouped.
A set of fashionables about Murray Hill
initiating the Parisian idea. are havin.
the slooves of their dress coats made un
usually large, so as TO accommodate
handkerchief. The venerable fashion o
thrusting tho handkerchief inside th
gaistcoat ID censured on the ground tha
it causes an unSeenly bulging OF tn
bosom besides crumpiing the shirt front
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
TowR TOPICS.

To- 1a0 Es.lgss iocas-
saiaa 1as ssar ~sssa fFon pod4y
As4-zy go smashed "a c1@pAa pace
lz4l nssEL
. + Aixsn. Nd 3 ne .atsst arivsl a
s4al AS
Al lts u4fas saissing tue city ysz'srssy
<sTs cf44ll1
aau.tsf II iAraasrs ~azsas zane "a
1sear4tsa 7satsrtag
Esossa,.a have rsseasd tss lhifd stosY 81
So nsa Gag s4il1i8s
A4ssr Msbb. as lf2 i1siassi1l -. a
nez aisl tsshlad tsFer.
The dsa.l...uls usrs in csmpsd Pace a.
2@I ,saaslt si d .as Ds11sefsis-
Iss thsarg aoa.s aavs a. bssa moved
i1-9 sasIr ass ilalters ia t1s -lly Han
Ets esrs asos Fesler-ay tnst e spAp
Naald e4frg -l.s i.stE-el 81 As15 nal stt.f.
Gsfsaras a aiakisy Il D., "a lsf
arH4sr Nlsl tls lnuafg Clerk ysstsfdaf-
atsIia.s sent4 81 de.-s4aoos 70 this
cav tsstellsg - lelss 81 80 m4n from
Asns
fts siaaoz. of aodain. Afsit & Dua.
hsm Dsmesez8 Esfr beautifully decofale'i
yesterday
ALI sss anfrg towns t8ereaoouts seai
Isfs. tsissslloos 10 lnis ely % sec biain@
FssIsftay
Ths c-szd a. the dspots all day yestef-
fss "a. tns .arzssl sgsr sera 10 the depoti
ol as r.iY.
one I'd ne n8ost smelly decorated eniidiDg'
n fhs elty yssfsrtsI Nas 5puns Com
rsnga aols.
Tie case asal 1st Daa SCOT, ia IAs Police
Cor, vsslerdaf. sss adjourned unul 10
u4sffes uofging-
Narg of go shors snd factories shut
faa1 F-sf=rdsy siieF1oon TO allow me eas
po ss tn hear Ar Blame tax
BeIxnaq'a popularity sas shoNn By ID
eaesrs Elih shich bis appearances on ths
fa.eoaY a. ne Morton was rsceiFsd.
la ne Circus Court yesterday T. N
lfche0n brought suit asainst r'iri
Eterbard sf al. to enforce A mechanic lien
Nsnros-s was - packed sith people a
aelocx rs srtay that al trayei on to'
stsses except ~ Nsy 0i tie street cars, "a
entirely blocked.
Ch.s. ~ scott i.n iast Saturday 70
Osanes. Texas. Naers De has accepted a
psiti1n win McDUnueu & Co, lumoer
n0u ~ .laI city.
Geo. 3 Miles. Eno vas given = notice II
yestsrlag morning. xLzG sA2 HkEALD.
wanted Ia this cily Tor quite = number o
crooked transtCtlons.
0rusrai Aver attempted 20 speak from
th. Balcony 0f .hs Norton. bus me cries o
"Deiknsa" droWaed his voice So that ~
ons could hear what De sAid.
Tue Equal 5lefage Association viii NEE
a. 80 ladies' III era-v CUB house tonor
ro.g afternoon a. 80 o'clock. A genera
snFitaLion q extended 90 az
A street ear ran lnt0s morse on the corns
oi M8nros and Csnsi-s's. last evening
xnovlns &. down and and lniuring 70 quit'
badly. &c belonged ~ toe country.
s. y. Mallory xho lives at the corner o
zoos sn1 Ba.tFln-sts. has nsvsr ose'
arrested and should not be confounde'
vith tns T. y Mallory whose name recenll
srsssgei ia TIE POLICY Court records.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
MEN YOU. HEAR or.

The queen regent Of Spain has conferred
the decoration Of the Golden Fleece upon
the Duko Of Edinburgh.
Carl Schurz is detained In Germany by
the illness of his son. but hopes to leave
for home by the end of October.
Samuel j. Randall never studied law IN
spite Of the fact that most people have
the impression that be is a lawyer.
The car has ordered that henceforth all
the dramatic artists Of the Russian I'm
perial theatre are TO wear a uniform in
public
The Prince Of Wales distinguished him
self at HombuTg not long ago by drinking
fourteen glasses of spring water before
breakfast
Zola's residence az Medan Is magnif-
Gently furnished. and the grounds, in
season. blaze with orchids. rhododendrons
and geraniums.
Gladstone has remarkable collection
of Worcester vases The set Is painted
in superb style By Donaldson, a noted
artist in the last century.
Lord WClseley is as lucky a. he Is
plucky. Queen Victoria has Just pre-
sented to him for his lifetime the house
and grounds OF the Ranger Of Green wich
park.
Senor Sarasate. the great violin player
Is small. handsome and genial. He viii
chat and tell stories by the hour on any
topic except himself. lie speaks many
languages.
Joseph Chamberlain IL not engaged 70
Miss Endicott. Her fance ia a Young
forr II - = s-1~
retaliation act 20 convince England OF
this. however.
Gustave Frcytag. the novelist, has been
onEobIod The duke Of SAKE -Coburg-
Goths has conferred upon him 8 deoora-
tion which carries with II 9 patent Of
hereditary nobility
The clay model Of the bust II George
bancroft has Just been finished. Itjis
larger than life. and finely wrought. The
casting viz - done IN bronze. and II will
be placed IL the library Of Harvard uni
vsrsity.
Gladst0ne's 5 private library contains i5. -
600 volumes. ard ne venerable statesman
can lay his hand on anT book Of them a. a
moments notice. 4 haven't = single
book. he SAYS that 7 an not o. init
mate terms witA
Robert Brovniag Who has si-,7s said
that Carlyle Vas rr>st help % him IN
his youth sfIl ekerishes a deep sirairs
ton for thc famous Scotchusn- he has
intrusted % his Publishers for puhlics-
tion the letters which - received years
sro from CARLYLE
n ChevrsuI - Trench ssvzn.. xhs
has iust reached hls io3d year. begins -
feel little shskv. though stll abe 20
wax II ard down STAIR To lady who
racrn 3 ccw~Lirentei ti1n u0on BE ta-
vsufs.v he REPLIED Yen ars 80 god
madame. tct feel that ar r1inE down
ths bi What would not gre . - 50
s~sinf'
Emr Esisksus. Sc s~-ez-s e rettino
mo bis c1d extrararHcces &rai1 AZ tha
r7ce-t fl1e~si - = rovsl prir-ess ths
.fs-s cf expense "a repcr4rf II go
Erzs fr1-<a COMMITTEES i1ri15~8 SO
sits rf sletess fo~ raen sd hc~s a.
s-fs 80 hsss ss1 Sresses sr6 vsss
ensrtity II snser-Vssr. the waols sossiz.x
st5at &c 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Tssarsseu tsis9a 81 r'tcs Arssls3 Al<his
a. Po-srs' g,sfs gs.lss lssf aisas sss sczs
a-isf asssy y H. Les. Iae co2tP4-y cas-
ever from Na4a4kss. aad - tee axe =
:. sssza. thsy sees Esry l4is - gst1lrz
acre aa8 e ~as . ciock oefsrs tss e2ft4.1
ssat ID. and thss sssrsthiD Eas aet 10
siaas as tas scsnefy hs1 a. 70 oe e141xsa
aad sas uns s4s 50 sAest tnat 3 Sas uot
q 80 iof izsf sFa1lr = alt - ia ~fe-iLs
sssrsthl1x So De 10 - pacs 4o1 tl7
llaa..1a slsaal e1llsla -@a o~ ss-A - A. -
S.ory
Essa .sts a. OF shs 3issdssntsgss under
.l.eh ths c8alpsas -orEsa, tns piay aA.t
sss1iaz sas szcsscl1s .sli rentsrsd. sa1
thcss $40 ssfe fsrtnBsts enough 70 see =.
see very 4agpy ogsT NJ sntsFtsioDen
al manV Ha - s<sio a94 sec 70
Ara8iaa Aixhz ~ - psffecuon ilsts
sas a good house present even siirf
Aaasssf oaFsgoa nai refunded soeus so
- lAese za0 ga inlpateag sad dls n2l
sisa 10 Nait untl o'ciock. The p~rfOrm-
aaes 81 os Tspss-sd tLls sssalng. 1a4nes
Eomorros sftsEnoon.
Al Rsfnonds ss evening stantiDg
rien srsaI tnst ~as Jeff q avery sea- in
Ihs housz ~ss taKsa. aud t lass nlshts >
perform seCz of One of bEaEest can D.
saksa a. a guide the thestrs ~lil % crowded
a. every psriorm4ocs this week
CharLss Mccarthy as Larry hC~srd, TIE
lrsn.an. sss me. aad te captured tn'
audis sncs Silh hIs sonks. william Cronia
made . capita AIRS. 0fogAn. and George
ksynclds made sucn a capital "colofed
ssmman' that ne sas taken for genuine
Assss Fanule BioodSOOd snd Lotus blsl
I came 10 for iarg- sbtg ~ aoplsuse rom
the audienc.. 81. ). Feuton, who va
I Policeman Auld0ou. vas one oI TIE nnesI
danesrs th4t hAs been al ksdmonds for 9
| long tine. nls Irish Nssherwonan dane
/ wAs im taenss The play vii! De repeated
/ this allssnOon aud evening.
/
Next Saturday a. Powers will os given
1 Dan Suilsys Corner Grocery" one OF ths
hrest plays ia America grand stree
T parade vii De given AMI matinee IN th'
afternoon.
The oest snOw this season IS what every
one saiJ iast night who Was al smith $, an
tBis popular house was completely niled
/ same blll vii Dc presented Enis evening.
Powers should De crowded this even
lls 20 soc This Arabian Nights"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
The COURTS.
The work Done In the Courts Yss,erdsy-
Plenty of HusiL sss

The work Done In the courts fcstcfusy-
Plenty of BusiI sss
SuPxxfoE The People vs.. James Adley,
motion 10 qtIasn denied and bail reduced 10
$500 ID. L. Corbet, va. l.. NJ. Cutcheon, tres
pass on the case, plea 10 abatement over
ruled. samuel ID. Clay vs. Enos Putnam,
trespaSs, noa-snit entered. stay OF proceed
iaxs ordered until November II on motion
Of ;. ID. Clay; In the matter of opening
feminist Bernard Niaswinkle vs. John
Zandl et al assumpsit, ordered that
blsiuuH die security for costs 10 sum OF
Si0O Mary h Hendersot ". John Miner.
Assn mpsit, order setting ssloe Judgment
without costs, Bert Dys, Thomas Wiced.
Andrew Kerduski, Reuze Jansma, Eeltje
Jansna. W. II. Pilien. Geo. II. Piilen.
jacob Spires, Friedrich kummerie. Fredrlck
Mueller, John Csrten and Gysoert Wander
Male we're Admitted to citizenship.
PaosATE Estate OF Alzina. Page. de-
ceased. orler allowing appeal of Ariston J..
cook. Estate OF Addis Wurzburg ct al,
ordsr appointing Wilhelmina Wurzburg
guardian. Is ate of Alice White, deceased
executors tEst annual account filed. Es-
tate OF RossnnR Flood. deceased, will and
petition tor probate of same hled; hearing
NOVem Der 2 Estate OF Otto HOiocher,
deceased, order sppolnting Theodore Wit
Hams sdmin istrator. Estate OF Chester NJ.
Spaulding, deceased. order allowing admin
islratOrs hnsl account and dischsrgng
him. Estate of John W. Otterbsoher. de-
cease }. viii and petition for probate Of same
fled. hearing Move mber , Estate ofChas
T. Little. deceased sdministTatrix's trsi
annual account MED.
PoLtcE-A. 3. Hendricks, drunk; SEN
tencs suspended. Gust King. drunk, con-
mitlsd twelve days. John Ray. drunk;
- a
drunk committed twelve days. Theresa
TrsnEa. visiting house of ill-fame; ad-
iourned 20 October 10, D. m. Clarence
Fiebig juvenile dIsorderly person; ad-
j0nrned 20 October 9. 10 a. IN. Dan. Scott,
deadly assault. adjourned 10 October Il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

How Shall Our Girls Be-
havel" is the title OF Mrs.
Sherwood's paper on half oui
spoiled children - the other
half are bOys-in the Ladies
Home Journal and Practical
Housekeeper.
Send ten cents in silver OF
stamps; and you shall have il
the rest of the year, Septem.
ber, October, November, De
cember.
And we shall have your hall
dollar next year.
We are after a million sub
scribers-have three quarters
The October. number is OF
the news stand-siX cents.
LADIEs HOME JoURsAL,
Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
PERSONALITIES

Edward RI. Earle. son Of J. e.
ard Earle h,s gone 20 Port
aad Oregon. where IA sill sail IN the j.
E rsylor. = lns lson clipper saip OF 1000
tors. ou nsxt saturday Tor Have, France,
going around tb- horn a trip ths, ~. tsks
fte m0ntns. From daVEs ths shin sail,
.or Nsw York. arriving there about the
ns ola % nerl June.
wIl r. riley. % chicago. IS in ths city,
the gsssf Of relatives. AID 10 oe present a.
tao weddings. The nrst occurred last even
lnx xhau his dauga;r-. Mss Ella, vas mar
rled 70 NJ Edward s vain. The olher will
occur fonorrow. whsn h.s sister. Miss Marie
aaI 81 Fred G.. Aldw0rth will De msrrief.
Oruo strong. Of the Nashville N-'cs' Sc It
r Porter. oi ths Benton HaroOr P1tgtisfnas
D. VI Sellers. 0f The Cedar Springs Ciipper.
snd u Russell % The West Michigan a.
tsurs N@rs among ths men present repre-
ssuiug f1s 5ists press yesterday.
Ms. floyd Brszss and Ars- Fred Berger
- fn fbicsEo this week for q short visit
with ftsir husbands VINO srs thsrs "a tas
interests 1f sol smith Russell.
LENT Wren and wife. - Miss Kate Bon
res. cave returned frOm thsir wedding
frip and VII remain hers unit. after the
lsFs- hlodgstf auptlsls.
red Ransom of Chsvsnns. Wyoming
Territory. s Spending = iew gays here Nr.
Es1son vas f,r sevsrsl years. cls-x In ths
fcion ecxst Office.
R.v u I. Bochsr and family hsvs re-
tlrre3 from tos s-sshors whsrs they have
esen spending the summer
r. r. sshsr. of ths Efgi> returned from
svisit Nith fisnds IN NsS YORK state Jes-
terisY morni1g
wsIse- Much hss returned from q pleas
ire snd business trip through AinnsOts
sr8 Nzk1ts.
Sis r. A Hsndss Who has tsen visiting
I-eats .n &sismsz.o. has returned hone.
Nr and Mrs Frank Jevs.l leNvs this
w-es ior their new home m California.
Dr 3 Fl oven caves to9@y for stuo
weeks blntng triD throaEa DAKOTA
Nsx Inlu Rrof-s = visiting friends In
Nssxegon iar ~ DAYS.
Mss Msr Fooerts. of Hastings. va in
tovr yesterday
Hr. snd Hrs P. n. Carroll have rsturn.d
frrn lcicsgD.
Nj suil-y nss returned from X.isns-
go
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Tbis hst fura.skso ~ ". 4 sorisnss
- sslss 3sA.er ~ fe4rl-sl
assnrien Illsaan - kssa k.seseQ. aes
tlsck eerf.&f1 e1a .s-.a ra
g. l.ga.. Il ~ - sassg.h p osef ila
y lava r. ss11T t@EToa A41.... .... 4 ~
So "a eas1f :. Ffe3srlek tsra e. pan
-. = "a 2 elsitb a a. Aae1 : a1d 80
osufh.s $ tlafk - aQhN fVsssI "a ~tsx
"a ela 81 ~ i tIl4sn FlSA k4a- -
- - - 80 = < ), S,..ssss al l7s
Esuks u tl1Frrs< ~ ssrs y Ha4.t a. -
- "a "a Co9se.s< sa3 Ia
.s' a ws.ssi . --. .-.@ = - l.se
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

In tns furniture will always G found a.
Crockett & hoppins. IL CsBsl-sL New
goods are slwsys being added. aDd th'
stock shown 10 "a complete 80 snt 10 tt'
city. A great specially IL The Neich fold
ing bed. which contains full suite Of beo
room furniture II one piece. 1he NelCt
bed has had al enormous sale. and Crocksi
a Hoppins are gbs cole agents Ibis brn
also handles the celebrated NiodicaMl
furniture. which Is without Quesuon ID,
best in the market
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

rhe many friends IF 7. s Graves in tkis
eitr Ell - blessed 20 Esd TIE following
fr,rr tes sprnsaeid IT,. SIRE R-g,a--
srrr arseting ~ frs sfcrk holder. Il
fe Gems s. Ch.cago Rsilr,sd ~ss heii
leessr nfaer AZ HhICn 81 4. Why
.-ft-rf hts -ee g1srlen ss President 81 sbe
sf ~hica Has acrerfed. snd Feon :
-rsres Vss elected ~ ff he rsrsarr NJ
.-a rss has t-r sfr-e tris past fIIed - 70
rti-n ~ Srreriut-ndent ~ sie -cs1 d,
very efiefsut nanusr. sni = We auaIi6si
rr slceas6 .s tas Pfrsisnrv
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

The October Session Cali ed to Order Yss-
terdsy and an Adjournment.
The regular session Of the Board Of Super
risors for October vas called 70 order st ?
o'clock yesterday afternoon by Chairman
Gould The principal business transacted
vas tue adoption OF . resolution offered by
Supervisor Frost. IL ses, IN substance. that
the Beard requests the Common Council TO
rsflse the Street Railway Company the
franchise they ssk for. TO construct aud
operate lins upon Crescent-svs and Otta-
vast The sealed bids for TIE construction
q the county building will be opened a. to-
raArross session
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Lovers Of The musiCsl zrt are loud ln
their praises OF the squsre and upright
pianos manufactured by Chase Bros. who
have ~srerooms az 81 Monroe ST The In
struments are not only full aud clear IA
notes. but are handsome aud attractive ~
appearance. Chase Bros, at their ware.
rooms are showing al enormous line 81
sheet IN usic Of the latest and most pOpu az
vocal and instrumental selections.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Hxsr.css rSs srrssis. Sssor1sv rht
for helsE -rrv 5r1zk o. soeth DFlso1 e.
r rszt>a rlfv 81 - RI ss~e8 o. sas-
csc3ef - sece. ge~iFfc<s "a - 90 rsE.
7erf ~ fhsrsf~ s1t ~ksr Fs-r nsr -
Dsne f.urf ri be as r e Esers =
s - a. - - aer
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
nORe MARRIED TROUBLE.
Chas. McCooi. Ellsworth-avs. Gro
ceryman Wants Divorce

Chss McCOOl and Hannah j. Wilev were
married 10 Richland. Indians. in October.
1888. and lived together until a short time
ago. when they separated. Yesterday Mr..
NcCool commenced q divorce suit in the
Circuit CourL. and sets mp q long list OF
grievances. he says that bis wits has a
bad and ungovsrnzole temper and abuses
him in q very shameful manner by calling
healthy around the house that life was a
burden. lie further says that he has start
Ell in business several times, and AZ each
time Nrs. NcCool broke up Dis business by
being 40 ugly. Mr.. McCool is engaged in
the grocery business on Eilsvorth-sve.. and
for many years vas on the corner Of Calder
and Oakes-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

TIE Csr'sfon Cirrs C. T. 5. q meats rsz
arg s~s-r alternate Friday a. ths rs.i-
7snes ~ ~ nrrhsu rne ,Tcr-~ s-r -
rnfans -a.r srs rrszident. Rev NJ
.r~E See Pes isrt NJ Eaadcioh.
>e.ra srv ass 81 kirh rurnd, The circle
fss tean rrrf,rcra ~ .are-sl new nsr-
D. rs ard In rssi werking ortsr.