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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Oak-sf Il 70 Be opened 70 ths river
0odffsy-ave wil bs oDsssd ana graded.
B4cksys-st ~ bs graded and Ersvslea.
Ths snsks SLACK ordiasGce : - Dc sa-
forced
Ths Common Council was II session 245
las nignt
Tas nss oeaes wil % occupied a. nooa
oE t1e 18th.
Several ssiimsts. and contracts were
passed and acted aP0n.
A rsm0ustrsnor vas sent IN against the
sOlt1 Jefferson sewer.
Tas Conmittes On Lamps vii ask for
s.. Oo0 Tor tmps next year.
Ess lamp will be placed on the cornsT
o. ScriDnsr AID Lson&rd-sis.
A iargs number CT gardeners and Others
peEtiOasd Tor = city market.
Accounts TO the amount OF SIC 1905
were allowed oy tAs Council.
o. J. Mosher Of Howard City, asked %
be appointed City Hall janilor.
The bridge over Coldorook was reported
TO be IN dangerous condition.
one Of the Ti-rs under the Bridge-st
BRIDE is IA an unsafe condition.
The Bullding Committee will sell the
furniture in the Old city building.
The alley between Coit-ave. and Livings-
ton-st. WAS named Dexter Place.
r. d. Wooa & CO.. OF PhiladslphiA, will
furnish the city VISA number OF hydrant
heads.
An alley Is 70 be opened between North.
ave. and North PFOspect-sL., north oi
Bridge-sg.
The ColIege-ave. injunction case will go
TO the Supreme Couu oy order Of the Com
mon Council.
The debates on the place for hacks tC
stand brought out large amount OF Alder.
maniac wind.
Alderman ShAnahan offered resolutions
on he death OF eIHsyor White, whica
were adopted by rising vote.
The Committse on Bridges ask for 81. 500
20 build so iron bridge over Codorook. a
| the corner of Cedar and Clancy-sts.
Ottawa and Fountain-sts. and the ess
side of Campau were designated as bac.
/ stands. out the matter went on the table Tor
one week
An electric light was asked for on the
corner Of COllsgs-ave. and Fountsin-st.
| and one on the corner Of Scribner anc
/ Tenth-sts.
A resolution to instruct the City Attorney
/ to drait an ordinance allowing show win
| dOws TO project over the sidewalks no.
more than one foot, was lost.
Alderman Eisenharit wound up Alder
man Shanahsn ia very short manner o j
the question Of raising the salary OF t h'
/ city fireman. Mr.. Eisenhardt has been al
| engineer.
The Valley City Cable Company askec
| that they be allowed to lar track in Le
| grand-st., Plainield-ave. and East Leonard
| 81. This is 10 be loop. so as to save
switch. They also asked for 4 franchise
for East Leonard-st.. and on College ave
north 20 the city limits This line Youl
run in connection with TIE OuswR.st. line
The annual police and FIRE budget wa.
| reported 70 the Council. The board IS K
| for s5S 277 .63 for the Fire Department an,
$5S,423 so for the Police Department. Las
year the amount asked for use Of the Fir
| Department were 30 $40 SO. an increase o
| $2327.70. For the Police Department $j3
| 653.6S. sn-increase of s., 1886. total in
crease OF S7,097.56.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
a. asoARo 90 lNpI.NApous.
Arr.sgsns sHts MADE Ter ths Nisit
GsAsr.i heTrlssa.

Arr.Egsn snts Aaas Ter ths Nislt 10
GsAsr.i h4Trlssa.
A meeting u TIE officers Of Republican
ward clubs wss Es q lasg evening 10 s1ecl
ausugsmenls ior tie visit 70 0sReral Ham
son a. Indianapolis There was . genera
attendance trcm a. the wards. sno tks os-
gree ut interest shOsD gusEkr lers lsfs e
excursion. letleT having been received
from General HsrrEons az psrtuef sus-
Essling that date Is Was decided 10 maze
the slsit on the 4gb OF October. Ihs uA.n
viii leave the nioa depot a. I j. "a
WEDNESDAY. October 3, and ~Ii eruse a.
indianapolis al about 40 O'Clock ~ The
evening las nisat viii bs spent
IL The sleeping cars. and 81 noon
TIE neIt cay General Harrison slll
receive the delegation 81 the Ass
Denison Hotel Returning the train
will leave Indianapolis Ia Tie evening az
rying al Grand Rapids about 6 @ CLOCK TIE
next morniRg Tie fsrs fOr tie fOuua tTip
including sleeping car bsrths esch wav, Nj
be s.. less rate has been he4e.of0re Iasn
TONED bat owing 80 the demands Of TIE
sler ping car company II has been nscessatf y
10 increase Il. Two cars viii be sent fr0 IA
MuskegoR 800 ope from Grano Haven
The party will also be accompanied os
Governor Luce, hon. {. + BeiKnsp and
ex-senator + w. Ferry. The delegation
will wear the regulation white plug nais
a suitable badge, and IA honor OF Candidate
Belknsps occupation will carry q wagon
spoke with a small flag attached. A band
viii also 20 along.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
is THERE FRAUD.
The Creditors Henry II GoebeI Ask for
Receiver

The Creditors OF Henry II GOebel Ask for
Receiver.
Just before II. NJ Goebel made an assign
ment be decided 10 his wife, Caroline A.
Gosbel. II. d. Kingsbury and J. W. S
Cook. stepson, sbout $4,000 worth OF
real estate, claiming that he was owing
the las. two, and that the deciding OF the
homestead. valued at Sl6 O)o was foi
money advanced him by Mrs. Gosbel.
In the Circuit Court yesterday sftern oon
bill was filed by Martin H. Birge and
other creditors OF Henry NJ. GOebei & Com
psny. against Ar. GOeoel. Harvey l.. JOsliD,
the assignee. aBd the co partner OF AI
GOebel. asking that receiver be appoint ed
for the Affairs OF the company. La their
bill Of complaint the plaintiff Chsrges that
there vas fraud IN the matter Of assignment
that Henry 81. GOebel, Harvey l.. JosliR
Caroline A. Gosbel. II. D. Kingsbury and
John ". S. Cook conspirsd together 20 re
serve certain real estate from said assign
nsnI. that the family residence was decided
20 Csr0lins A Goe0sl for a pTetenQed COu-
siderAtion Of $1,000 vhen IN fact there
vas no actual consideration.
Judge Grove issued an order that ths
defendants show cause on Wednesday
Sept IS. WHY receiver should not be sp
pointed. and Why al injunction should not
bs issued restraining them from sisposiug
OF the real estate snd personal property a.
The home OF NJ. n. Il G0ebe In the
meantime a temporary injunction wss is
sued
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

LoSDoy. sept l7.-Csptsin Nsngsls. who
has iust returned from the Congo country.
SAYS he - convinced Of Tippoo Tbs iune-
osncs Of the murder Of Msior Bsrttslot
TipPoo Ti5. he SAYS Is snEsgsd entirely in
conaercs sna bad an Interest in The sue
cess of MAJOR Bsrtisiots expedition. Tns
po-ters who sccom panied the sxped tien
rsrs furnished bY Tippoo To. Jtsy
szresd that tssT sholld bs paid on resckinx
ZsnEbsr and 70 this faci Captain Fssseie
parity attributes the 1rter. heca8se tie
payment Of tas payment of The p3rters de-
cendsd upon the success 0i the journey
n tanks ihs strict Gisci ne preserves b7
Bsrftei0t maT - have sroussd hostility
BE believes thst Jan esoa Hiil fne 'f sifr-
ruit to orEsr - = new eKpsritlon. Captain
EsnEsIe IS ceovincsd th.t STANLEY "a sac
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Jcha A. Wade, Of Cadillac. Is At TIE
n 0Yton.
Mrs.. c. r. Field. Of Muskezon. ssraest
AZ Sweets
T. c. Brooks aud wife. Of Jackson. srs
guests a. Esst
c. E. Gorhsn and vie. of Marshall. are
st he Norton.
N Potter wsll known lansing pei iti-
cian = AZ tss NsrtcH.
N T swish and Vie. 81 Rich mend. Ind
are guests AZ the Norton.
J. 7. Cohh. Of Scsoeicrs7. editor Of ths
G~sass .stts-. = a. the Eagle
= c. Ssapssn, Cadillac hardware
dealer Eas n he rttv Yesterday.
Wm. HsSh. r., e NorlsT. snd c. Fl.
olcs. of Eig Rspids az e tss Eazls
y G. Rsns0as. sf Lsesisg aerutv rsil-
rad esn nmissionsr. rss IN tks CITY vssssr-
8sr.
Csrt T. r Newseu. ~ Casi, sn sr7 r
r Fosfsr ard Nslcsia Winase Of Travsrss
Cisv &rs a. the E2Els
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Wateg 11slzs sr< -. a. -sls Il NiR-1 ave.
ksisrs sos1t % - feaEka-2ts.. i s.es
witE se2rlSs iSEsr
SeaE1 DsvslQa 81 = ere ~ the sas.ssl
streets Ia iAs elly ia ~osE
AFs y z C0aenxs = ssssrssiniBg qUlss
. parts ~ fTleaas ireu hSlsls Crsek
Ths a. pr sansg IS - uork tn tss Ssuia
kRd. Lssg fnasy aga tsefs ss1s ssssA
dsss Elllse ~ pSison.
4 a4zos he'd AZ the Cornelius Dsaef
Hal o. Ss1tb LgvlAoa-sl, Saturday niEst
tfOks a. ia eraekeE row ls psepls -
Lzs vicinity hops Ia tseFe ~lA bs a..
mere aralgs q ths klaa hsls there thA
season.
The ladies' Au1il54ry 10 he brother aeos
of has lDesTs gave psSfo PsrIs a. tie
"a Sn south Dsyisio1-st saturday sVsE
ing Tie hsaa prSss we're WI ~ Ars
Warren AM Nf Swlek ne boobies wsn
gwen - klss Name DoB4kue sns A u
ADDS Coleman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
THE HUB CIGAR STORE.

st the Corner of East Bridge and
Csnal-sts.-A Fine store.
Many fine improvements have been made
on EastBridge-st. within the last year or two
but probably none which has added more
10 the attrsctiveness than at the corner or
near Cansl-st than the thorough overhaul
ing and remodehng of the store tor many
years occupied by Thayer's grocery. For
the past two months the southeast corner
oil Bridge and Canal-sts. has been in an
deal state OF confusion, and passers-by
wondered for q long time what was being
done. After few weeks there appeared
the sign on the doorway This store will
soon be occupied by the Hub Cigar Store"
People then were little wiser than
before. for the Hub Cigar Store
carried little information, except
perhaps, the idea that the propristors. who
ever they might be. intended 10 make this
place the Hub" around which smokers
should delight 10 linger. Last evening al 8
p. m. toe doors Of the Hub were thrown
open. and smokers generally were s little
surprised TO see behind the counter the
smiling c0untenauCs Of J. J.. Streiitsky.
Nr. StreitsSy is very well known here.
aud was for several years State manager for
the Roper & Baxter Cigar Co, aud alter
wards with Franklin NcNesch & Co.. an
other large importing firm Of Chicago,
which latter firm be leaves 10 assume the
management of the Hue" The new store
is mode. Of beauty and convenience. hsv-
ing been remo3sled and furnished express
iY for q hrst-cisss cigar store. The
ornaments and decorations in the show
windows and inside as vel. are al models OF
nestness aud beauty. and the Hub can
be relied upon 10 furnish Sc good cigars and
tobacco for the money a. car be found any
where IN the city. A large number OF
Grand Republic Ggsrros aud Bufos were
given away at the opening last night aud
everybody who smoked these cigars for ths
frst time were very much surprised a. TIE
extra quality Of the goods. Success TO the
Huh"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
tbs CITY APPOINTMENTS.
The Men who wfi Ran th- New City Hal
ard Their Far

The Men who wii Ran th- New City Hall
and Their FsY
In the Common Ceuncil meeting. last
sEsaiBg. tie Bgilaing Committee settled she
City Hal appointments They recon-.
msndsd tast Custodian BE appointed who
shoa,d have general charEs Of ths building
and ovsrsse the bsip. They recommended
ex-Aid. lhss {. brsnner and Frank ksan
far rls position. Mp Rrenusr vas elected.
E-tr ux aine ont of the sixteen votes As
Hr Brennsr - one OF The original City Hall
rlsn. no mors sitting appointment could
have been Dsds. his salary vii be s. -
ner dsT n ~ Auhman wa made city
frsnsn a. g. per day Leonard Semyn. q
vei-known First vart resident. and for
years prsssnsn on tie old Tines and
stewards en- fhe Dcrl0crrt vii run toe
sisvst0r for $50 Wm. Ramsey vii be ths
cify fsnitor st st.75 per dsy. snd Miss ksts
~ fsarr vii - his sssisssnt AZ g. 81 per
1sT IL 81 cost n 81 So per daT for the
hep io run ne new City Hall
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

- 4 = EslzA@s. J-E1 F@Essa
aza osksrs-
S,Gastaaal8g ths rs.a As aga. tas
Is.tars sosaa II aszI4sas h4A ~.s ssi
d 81 sita saEh llslAs.lc Republicans. uks
mss fsf ne gaFposs 81 srgaa-z-4s Be-
xasy aaz1raizs al2s.
Tas zss1lAx ~as csllsa - sr1sE - Fred
C!arE cnarElsu u t1s C5a8ig Goa zis-
- 40 Ioaa R.5ssa. Jf.. wAs e. le1 - tbs
eas1r. III CaM gbel s4s s-s-tsa secrs-
Eary To- fslie@iAx csaallttss ~1s -
gclatsd - er8u cszsUE1slg4 n. y
Waea. - a Ear aes j h Cs1rt2sy
Ths CON nlzlttss retired - aral tas col-
s1l1uou. I'D sale awaiting tnslr ac19a
Ar bslxsap sss czl-sa fgE al tse4e1 70
tas pistiorul- DE sAs received sll2 -rs-
men f3Ez ro1B1 Of spgla1ss- III BE -zEae
s4.a 4s sss ce@piy 3saa.sd ~ t-s fseep-
ron thsy Sal gF=4 sim. de sas ere
sbsre -as nSlAiak peEsonal n theLr ca
Ihasi4sm- Iasy ssTs easeflag t0r pro
feetlau Lnssrs ~lssuty -sessu years agO
shsrs ssrs msslaEs hsid II thls city 20
orsauize ei ass 20 90 20 Ia t0Dt sE3 ngnt
tor nzss gna tas Aisn. fcose "a -
iougaG ~ilh mlsKs- s1d oaysaet Today
yoa are 0fg4aiEpz clubs - ngat With tas
/ paper ballet. . great dsai Laors scscass an
I osI a. 1lCodF.
..Ons hss snly % 20 . sar boandsry a.
7 Detroit 10 see me difference bstss<a free
/ trads coQatry ARd protected cSaatry. De-
| trois ald Nia1sor have aac squal A1Fza-
/ tAzes commercially. If / an elected, an1
I believe / Wll De pledge yoa ny
-ord / shall 90 10 Washington IoE
10 years. and 90 there not %
/ attend sappers. sut 70 uork-iand l an
I huek tai Of itl for ths people OF Michigan
I / ~ ~ork for the Hss1 ufsctuTer a. -el as
/ for ths la5Oref. Tssir Interests sre iasntl-
/ Ca / taaRk yOu for your manifest good
/ 1lll, and / sOpe ySu vii cal on ne .asn-
| ever you can uss NE
At the close OF tais speech the Constitu-
! tea C0mmitEse reported and the following
/ ohcsfs we're ssctsd Prssldsat, Elseas
/ jones Vice Presideat Edward &. Ellis
/ Sscfstary an5 Treasurer J " Campbell j.
/ Execuuys Com nittes. Joseph Quick. Chas-
I Holden and "a. Aetheany.
Tae zudisacs was then invited 70 sign
the constitution and 2Z5 names we're
7 quickly slzasd TO the pspsr.
/ John Patton was called for, and re-
sDonfed wita . roasiag speech which va,
! frequently interrupted by applause.
b. A. NsvIns Of Otsego. Was introduces
| by NJ. Belknap. and gave rousing speech
| for Bsiknap and protection
hr. Nsre1, OF the Third Ward Republican
Club. told the meeting OF the steps take1
| by that cieo 10 run an excursion 10 Indian
spolis 20 visit General Harrison.
Several other speeches were made, and a
I tho close OF these speeches. these who haC
not yet signed Lhe constitution were invites
| 20 90 50 and the roll was soon swelled L
80 msmbsrs. The club then adjourned
I'll one week from next wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Coaravrs. sspt l7-JudFs Thurman
vas kept busy sst ~ses receiving "a is-s
and vas snabls 80 Est tine 20 Ears On ?
isiter Of scceptsrcs. He hswsvsr nov
sr rark o. it sn6 r. ras7 ss locked fsr in =
fsr Or tr1 It hss sean settled tnsr ne
Tadxs r wI speas a. shrse 3 aoes in Iasisrs
Sac ayr7 e ,eiEE re oD - o8s thcs tsr
ssei6rd unon = rs rors 20 Wss1 se-or O.
israI 6ssi ssss sbeat ne lrst oi ocfeeeT ard
a. rhat sslr m - irc t-p f0 H.rs'ra
sst Sew T1rx. 5ls tast uas lss ysr
.~er satfle3
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

William Little hled declaration OF com
menoement Of suit IN the Superior Court.
yesterday. against the street Raj way Com
pany ON the sth OF June last. Little
claims that while st work ia a trench
which he was making for sewer ln south
DivisiOn-sl.. be Was ran into by n careless
street car driver and severely injured 50
much so that he thinks not less than
$4,000 viii cover the amount Of his in
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

A. z. Curtis. travelling agent for Alden.
BsfcheHsr e Co.. Of Bachelor. hsso1
county. Michigan. arrived ia tie city last
evening on he Lake Shere road. intending
20 tsxe the t-. r. = Z. lfsia for she nor on
hrs wsv home Re missei coBneciioo.
hovevs-. ard vent % t5s Esgs Hstsl "a
tae Tsv rom tie West ~Iie he 'cst his
Dscksfaanx Ttth nssr.F Al the uonsv hs
nsi Fifh hifn. together vita = check FOR
$50 s1f mileage soox II wss lefs
stranded ard - aars 90 sorraw money 70
GET aome ae de-sn and tas BOOK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
COMMON COUNCIL
THs UsUsL asogNT O. ~oss Done
tEs ozeszs - t1s 49, Cisy h4D t-sSssa
-ChAs. Z 6rszzsr 6lss4 Ia
Essz Flscs a. L14
EEll34gx

Il ~ss i1si 2 81 iast ssss-ng ~ssu Mayer
" sstea ezl-ea ths CoancA 70 orosT VA
ten Aissralsa - ihsir ssAls. sot a. ~sEe CO
1aud 1sfgEs Is ~ss uus - 4ciclrn- t1s
sessisa 49, qelts LIVELY a1d Al1srlasa
k.ssnasrdt aaa saaax1sa made los of fun
~ Ezviuk lllGs soFdy sst-t3- tne Fs-
sx x1suea 81 one elly olel4i -As suppressed
- AsVoT Weslou before Gay L-srG Be-
knag 80 a cEzlgs g rsaa IE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

We have just opened our HAIR DBEssINS
AND MANICURE PARLoRs, at 1873 Mouroe-st.
where we will De found ready 10 wait uDon
our customers. The many years exper-
ience in Chicago of Miss Lsnge the Hair
Dresser. enables her to DO the work ia the
best of style. We make specially Of
Ladies and Gents wigs. and also hair
dressing for parties and weddings; also
wigs for campaign purposes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Henry Principal Was arrested Yesterday
on complaint Of Ksthsrins Utho. Of t63
Alrinssvs. for asssult and battery. NJ.
PriBci pa Is in TIE employ Of TIE Singer
Machine Company. and the trouble grew
ouf of the collections due on sewing
msraire
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Notanz ass vst been heari rem shs
mss sirE girl lena esssnetss whc - hsr
h5srie On Scrt ansr e. SATURDAY. frren ,oa
s,e rss 7ot ,srs-nssde1. a. rsrers,ei- vssa
ere - rrnfa. she wrra IEht 1rowH
n-rsa hsr n s sd with 8arx alus. ard =
srusII -es sasTi Shs asa 70 roaaT sgt
mar srv 20 vark hsr vsv ,n~srs her
K sn inothsrs In tae south part 81 sas
<Ia-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

ComDsniss s. / a18 stt-n3 Nts
sss- e. zsssrs 81 tas ~ n a. & 7 sorietv
snf rl fs~m on ccrrsr 81 srcSs s1s
Esnsi "a "a Ees ssssg 81 Ia n ar1
esscr-sf 81 ssra 1srea 20 to
zr9raas aassr &c zmsaa sl Co. y. T. ~.
6aTrla.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Ea--ss p. Courtres. ne sirfa vsra con.
t~scse-. sui James Naernar. snsthsr SixfA
xars resident. and eofh uaa. -bo. N aavs
rene ~ ~s~e s-tr0t v1rEers sri essiae
mes d, - Grran esck ra~tv. 49, ~rrkirz
hsrs far lhs s.scl0a of Hsrrissn. ksrtsu
sna xysD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

NJ Gsorrs !. nsvis o. Csiisc. aaf
Mss Lszzse Rsth zsn. - tbis ciev. w.rs
n,arrs-s vsstsr5av e the residence a. ne
s-i6ss psrs-ss l9I N.rta Divisisr-s - '
iru rnssla1e f-ie7ss sna rsisfivre wer. eres-
snt - sas m Davis 3eps~s6 ou fss
;. -. ty~sn fsr Cs1illae, we're tasT rsll
r>~.aa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

10. the copquering hero comes, not clad
in the psneply of war. but with sn olive
wreath around bis brow. with Grand Re-
public Cgsrro IN his right hand. snd a
Buso in the left.
M0RRIs n TREUsCH & Bro.
Agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

TIE case Of John sbofty. for bar obstruc-
ton. cane Cd ia the Police Co1rt Tsstsy-
asT ard on sooou1t % = recent de-ss.o
usis 81 ledge Burinesms kRocking tbs
honor srla ous ~ fne F8fcs Cart ths
0sse vent ovsr unnl nsKt serasy sisT-
~rrn
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

The good book ss7s "Oh. whs vill vou
die Oh b~lse e. Israel We ssy vhT
smoke frssh vssn you csB gsi = Grand Pc
puhic CgsTro for fvs cents. an1 four
BuFSs fof teD cssfs.
SsEsIs H. TRFUscH 4 bTa..
yrenfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

II wor' eosi ven one-hslf - r1ch 10
~o- ae,sv S4r5 fkree 2-eeni ssernIe fcrr
Bost&zs. srd - vi seno ToB D. Esuf-
-1snas e-sst ~eTz fne Ho,oret ; sfes frem
sfs ~ cs~sss - csasss. 81. bone o.-s
sS-sss A 2 c-swsg 4 Co B1s Or ksss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Zhs lsrgsst md sest as ssrred ~ Frsnk
Cha-rir. korrss-st. Lgnch Psrle-s ? ?
Fsst.fs Ncrz-ca 0vsfer Hgass Wsosrioo-
Ais3 r. sss ~ Bsrrics 4 EsnfsiI
qroes~s Marr1ss -. srs - bmsrss Fist
NsYxet ~ Eron-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

TIE hi3 sf sxespneus IN 80 Jssk-Psrs-
rsn csas wsrs ~ttled n th~ s1perssr
c,a-f resfst-sr. End vers rgnez 81 Judge
t1r cesae - $50 80 eorse - &.
ths Saareue Gear a. ths 0etss~r .sz..a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Andres Cintilla, the Eighth ward resi-
dent who was arrested last Saturday for
assault and battery Oh Emma Hoffman.
was discharged yesterday on payment Of
costs. The motion 10 discharge was made
by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Rodgers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

M Nay E hitter wss zivsn 1ivsros
vssser5sg sr5u beE sssosaa. t3usfsvs 2.
a. Sc vss aso gi~-1 To- cEssosr of
tnssr ehl a. 1zA xse @z1zE 6zsvs Gfsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Gso. 2 Ea.s fis3 - s5ssvit rifh ths
CoaotF Uerk Fssts-5sT tar re iatsndsd
20 r-s~s-s rassi-5-e 81 Fshsrs ssaren.
Dr. shss bss rrsere>i me1lcas IN stcsi-
Esa frr f11rfeea rss~s sa8 = grsaasse
o. tie Hsausrsna oe eEs Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

The sooner you can loose from those who
deceive you and get on 10 the Grand Re-
public Cigarros and Butfos, the better you
will enjoy life
NORRIS II. TREUscH & BEo.,
AgApfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

We So ave On err7rtion revf We.
resssV Tk1Ts7ty arc r1asg A. - rev
Pa sn1 rte- styl les lz csss 80 -,eErs.s.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Thsrs we're eight sr1nks q ths Pai
Cent vesterssr sd only soe psi1 20. sx
rers co8 naitss5. ard one. sn old 81 eieT.
rss -s sssea on suss@e 80 sentsncs fhsTs
wsrs 50 xsesz cases lr - asfars 80 lo8rt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Pozenni's COMPLEXION Powder produces
a seft and beautiful skin, It combines every
element OF beauty and purity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Buy verr Oysters and Fish al Detten-
thsrs, IL Monroe ST.. and get the best in
the market
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Anchor Brand oyster and Pair Haven
Counts are rscsise6 fre.h. daily. bv express
at Dettentbsiers. Try them aud you will
use no other
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Do you want vsrk done in The latest
style Call a. the,bsir Dressing Psriors 1873
konroe-st, opposite Soldiers Monument.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Have y0u noticed the be.utfnl var
sgure a. the Hair Dressing and Manicure
Pariors - ManFos-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Cali at 153 Monroe-st for wigs for cam
psign purposes. Hair Dressing Parlors, op
posite Soldiers Monument.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

II ths vausn that stole - siik un brs =
from 80 rsssdsnos II n. Later SUH me--
St sst Eight. vii return a. sbs 80 save
tTnaas
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Fair Haven Counts have no superior
You can only get them at Dettenthsier's
III Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
GENTLENEv. ArrENTloN.

Lake Superior White Fish azd Trout at
Deltenthsler's
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

To the many friends who hsvs ~ faith
fully and kindly assisted us in administer
ing 70 the vaDt. and 20 ease the last ~ssrv
DAYS Of our suffering ore. We tsts tots
method to return them our heartfelt
thanks And 70 Spring & Co. their en-
ployes, he travelling men. Morley friends
and others. vhe, a. the funeral. contributed
80 Literally such besUlifDl flowers. vs also
are very thankful.
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Mas = RooT.
NEs p ". CRarr.
NEs r WosLIzr.
Ms E.NrE ROo7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

The Anchor Brand Oysters are the best
Use no other. III Monroe-st
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

Salem n. Z. Church held its anuua
lnbilee on Wednesday last, July 4, IL
MT lannon's woods. The day was al
that could be desired, and hundreds O
people, yonng and olu, gathered to ioir
In the relolcit & A platform was erect
ed for ihs benefit Of the speaker, and
benches near By for toe comfort of the
listeners. The refreshmsut table, .
very important feature OF the dpy, was
IN charge OF Mrs. Singer, Mrs. Dsyett,
mis. Davis and Mrs. Lee, assisted BY
several otte's, A fi'k pond, the centre
OF fan snd attraction, was presided over
by Mrs Brooks.
About 2 o'olOoE the services were
opened by the Rov. Mr.. Shepherd. Of
Delaware Olty, leading in prayer, fol.
lowed by the hearty rendition of i'Tbe
star 5pangled Banner" by the choir,
Miss May Groves ably presiding At the
organ, accompanied by excellent music
on the violin. The pastor, Rov. B T.,
fFioe, made brief, Interesting address,
ana thoh GUS q main feature Of the
pncarftl . II vac the reading of the
Declaration of Independence ia a dis.
tinct. feeling manner By Mr.. George
The choir sgaln sang "My Country
Tis Of Thee" and Mr.. Shepherd Sd.
dressed the audience. After o bright,
well delivered selection by Mrs. Day ett
and hymn by the audience, "Steadilv
Marching o." the meeting adjourned,
Tbs very best pAIt OF the dRV Ito the
young people ct leaYt) was when day
light began to give place TO night. They
Joined with hearty GOODWILL ln many
pleasant games or walked around en-
loJ ing tbebeauty Of the evening. About
half past ten the remainder Of the arti-
oles for sale were Auctloned off, muoh
mn Apd merrIment being caused Il ere.
BY. But one after another the waiting
'srriaRes were filled and driven away
Intil about l O'Clock the woods pre-.
iented s silent and deserted appearance,
lironRly 10 contrast with the noise and
auRhttr that lad prevailed few hourb
leiore' 1t was a day long to ba rsmem
'ered-a glorious Fourth, rs well as a
uoilee dsy otunallOysd pleasure. NJ.