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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

Il va ally algat ta.s f.. of us
speat a. Ps.srs last sseniax. Tss aiD-
scTs.s gave thar Graf dress rsnsarssl and
tosx a. 0ss sad a. iato their c0andsnes.
Ar Thsfchsr Ar. PrlGroes 4nd AE. West
5aFs tsies ssssalzsd tnsiF HalnstEsi sonl-
D.ny a tais eiEy ..d q course. have many
psrso1al frisads here. Last nlght Ley IL
Vsssd : TO q them 70 see tas dress re-
asarszl aa1 e ssz. Iadses. q treat AQs /
a. not solBg - tsil TIE 80 ~ tares tloa-
sad peopls ~ho sill -iIDsss Las perform.
aaes t0nisht .hzs they sill see. 0al sAsll
Bot ksslL4fs " SAY u1aG osycnd a. qessEiOu
thsy So sitoess one If The nosl u1iQ "a
snd al tas sane tine the greatest minstrel
BssfOfmsacss ever sissn IL Anhsnca-
fhs 1rsg parI with 10 time 1olteratlnG
chazesperlan Cost1Hss, > siaEDly dream
of beauty. TIE costumes are bora gorgeous
al Gorgsct, aud Ih4tsa<r .n4 fnnsFOse a.
TOucust0nss. aE1 "a esr as Romeo. are ex-
quisils. barney fazia's laarcnss and dabees
"a gefioFnlsd ~ tie shsie oOnap 2ay are de-
llzllful beyond anything sysr sesn Ia min
stfslsy shd Brother I'd. ksrolss black
Wid West Is the Eaost sIcrUciar1ngly
funny bGrLesqas ever puI on the stage. Bs-
yOnd al the new songs jOkes aud gags
and ths snsemsls Of great minstrel sa0w
the entsrprising managers have giyoa -
Amsftcs nss thing "A he performances
OF the brotheF. ByFns. Wnen you see this
English act, with It's horse and coupe and
ia wonderful artistss, you will simply Dc
surprised. tor never Was iHg seen 10
compare with it-nOt even the Hanlon Q
lie kogsgs sn Suisse"
There are very few good seats left ia
the house. and those wno attend tonight
must 20 the boz once early.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
RAILROAD RUmsLES
News frem the Repair shops aad Rous'
HOases-Iwo cars Dereilsd

News from the Repair shops aad Round
HOases-Iwo cars Dersilsd.
CabOose No. 0l5 IS in the shops for re-
pasrs.
The Reeds Lake train. were crowded yes
tsrdzy.
There was q mammoth crowd At the de-
potlast nlgot.
Freight business opened on the G. r. d.
& l. yesterday.
Eagine No. % was run in yesterday,
lightly damaged and Is being repaired.
over two thousand eIcursionists came in
on the Michigan Central railroad yester-
day.
The four coaches run on the Reeds Lake
line were well filled every trip TO the lake
yesterday afternoon.
The train that came in on ths Michigan
Central yesterday forenoon was crowded TO
the last step. There were 1850 fares COL
lected on the train.
The walk at the Union Depot was torn
up yesterday afternoon while workmen
were repairing the gxs pipes.
John A. Hartman. of the G.. r. & l. gen
ersl freight Office, lett for his home in Gen.
trsliA. H., last night for visit.
A Lake Shore freight car got of the
and took several hours to clear the track
The car was loaded with tan bark.
GUNNER & Co., Of Cadillac, have sent one
Of the coaches used on their narrow gauge
road sent 10 the q. r. & l. repair shops 10
De repaired.
A man from the north was robbed of S5
At the Union depot last night. The money
WAS taken from his vest pocket while be
Was purchasing ticket.
The G. r & |. have purchased the Har-
Dor Springs branch running from Petoskey
10 Harbor Springs. The branch was pur-
chased at . cost of Sc. 700 at a commission
er's sale.
The G. & ". M. have completed arrange
ments for an excursion August from Mar
shall and Battle Greek. the round trip from
those places 10 be sl.5O and from Allegan
75 cents
Conductor Van Slyke. of the G. R. & l..
Is laid up with . broken finger received de-
tending himself against the assault of three
toGghs near Rome City Saturday.-Kala-
Dadsoo Ga-ette
A committee Of the Council was looking
over the work on the new ~, G.. r. & |.
and n, 8. A I. railroad bridge yesterday.
Work on the bridge is progressing salts
fsctorily--hrskegoa Neps.
freight train OF the G. r. & I. was
rouuding the curve between Shawnnut-ave.
and Sum mrnsr-st.. two cars were derailed by
. defective frog. One of the cars was
loaded with tan bark and was badly
wrecked, the other car was not much in
jured.
The 9. R. & I. give one Of their weekly
Thursday excursions TO Interlake Park to-
Gay. IL takes only one hour snda quarter
TO run to the park and costs 81 Tor the
round trip. The train will leave the Union
Depot at 7:45. and will return at 2.i5 and s
y. M. reaching Grand Rapids at 4:30 and
As p. m-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
TOWN TOPICS.


fhs n. asirsls tonigaL
A great msEg Strangers ssrs n ths city
yeztsr1sy
The aFsE ass sh=at 81 tas season a2z sp-
Feafsa 90 tEs mATkst. ana srIBgs IT cents.
Pred = Clark h4s resigned his poaition
Fisl t1s Graaa A4plds Elsctne Light Com
g4lF
Itsrs Eas no mseiing of the Board q
Ed-esnon AS evening on account of q
quorum aos being prsseGt-
The Custer sgarss 80 add mssuog
lext Monday egeallg - eisct a captain Ia
pace % e. =. Rpse. promoted y MsIor.
The FIRST Presbyterian sunday school
ana me Glrslian EndssyoF PRESBYTERIAN
Alssi0a 80 Pienic ~ Reed L.ks today.
Thatcher. Primrose aad Vests minstrels
performance a. Powers Opera House To-
night sili os ths greatest sn0s Of IA And
ever seen ia America
ExcuFs.oa to bsaasifal inlerkll Park
over be O.. h A J. r. r. today. fraia
lragss a. 145 a. a. snd you can get oack
a. ~ er A.. one doilas for the round
tnp.
Nrs Mary LlviDgt0n vas taksa from
ColrflaBd i0Nnsnip. SICK and dssutnte. 70
t1e B A Home a. 0ranG Rapids After
her recovery the sathofiliss proposed 10
.snd her % Der soB in Canada. bat she de-
cliled 70 81. aud sss So persistent thai they
hsd ~ dnally AXE .eF 10 ths County Poor
hogss.- k0cki0rd hegast1.
vii beach. the Californian. has taken
the .ilts girl Mage Bridges, sent here
rom Grand kapica enrOuts 30 Cold water.
hs thought of taking her 10 NeOraska. on
bis NaY 10 California, and cave her with
couple he knss sh0 wanted 10 adopt
child. bus isfs.y he has changed hs mind
snt MI kesp her himself If the proper
paFsrs can oe made out --JacksoR C0s.Tier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Plans of 5. j. Osgood Accepted by tn
Board.

The Plans of 5. j. Osgood Accepted by tho
Board.
The first business attended to by the
Board yesterday was the consideration of q
petition TO the Board by Prosecuting At
torney Stuart asking that the Board make a
contract for services similar to the one
made by the Board with Clay, referred to
the Committee on Finance. Mr. Steketee
offered a resolution TO make such contract.
An attempt was made TO lay on table TIL
October session and then a motion to adopt
the resolution was lost
The several architects were heard and
allowed to explain more fully their Court
House plans more fully.
The first action toward accepting any of
the plans was . motion by Mr.. Sullivan to
amend the report of the Court House Com
mittee by striking out that part OF 1t which
recommended the adoption of the plans of
NJ Z. Beebe & Son. AMI insert the name of
s. J. Osgood lost Mr.. Beridge moved to
amend report by inserting plans of w. NJ.
Gray instead Of Beebe a. Son: lost. The
question of adopting the report was then
called and was lost. On motion of Mr.
LOOMS the plans of Mr.. Osgood were
adopted bv vote of 10 TO l5
A resolution was then offered by Mr.
Sullivan relative to advertising for sealed
proposals for the Court House bonds: laid
on the table till October Session.
The Court House Committee was author
lied TO prepare Specifications for the Court
House building and 10 take necessary steps
in advertising. ETC., and to report at the
October session.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
rEEsoNALI1IEs.

D. 5. Gilmore, -hO has been visit ng his
parents Ia Brooklyn. \. l.. has returned
Oh this city. snd bis many friends will se
pleased 70 know that he has taken his oil a
position a. salesman FOR Curtis & Co. While
a 10 Eat hs visited Buffalo. Philadel-
phia. Rochester and Albany also several
watering places. including Bar Haroor.
Name. and Newport. r. |.
Miss Lillian Z. Que.ly. one Of our most
ia.enIed young school teachers. leaves to-
day 70 spend the remainder OF ner vscati on
a. Highland Park. vhere she will Join 9
party Of friends.
Cards are cut announcing the marriage Of
Miss May Watkins. OF this city, and Ben
Jackson. Thursday. July 20.-JacksoH C0lsr-
The fr-men OF No. 2 engine house are
glad TO welcome back their old comrsde
Mr.. Wm. F. Young. who has bsen spending
about three weeks IN the last
r. J. Hoyt. the we'll known lawyer Of
Muskegon, was in town yesterday. Mr..
Hoyt s about the most popular man in.
seventeen states.
Mrs Thomas Chapman and three chill
dren eft Monday for Ottawa Ont. where
they spend few months with parents and
friends.
Nrs l. S. Higgin.. of Brs,tlsboro. Vt,
and ". H. BOssnOL o. Carthage. y. " are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. SimOnds.
Gen. l. C. Smith. Col Calkins. Col.
Hcr<ner. Capt. Jones and the ladies' Of their
party have returned from Aackinac.
Nessrs. C. J. Wstman. W. J. Naurits, L.
Luitveg aud A. Buis have gone to Europe
for two months trip.
Miss Lsnna Wood worth, OF Cleveland.
Ohio. IS the guest OF Miss Gertruds Edg-
comb, OF Lsgrsve-st-
Johnny Myers. formerly Of Sweets. now
Of Fort Wayne. Ind. IS in town visiting
friends.
Or J. c. Parker has lust returned from .
meeting Of the state Fish Commission at
Detroit.
Rev. Z. n. wooplord. Of Trinity church,
orhciated a. Grand Haven last sunday.
Miss Lena Woodvorth. OF Cleveland, is
visiting Miss Gertis Edgcomo.
Orno Strong. Of the Nashvills Ss-es, vas
In the city yesterday.
z. n. Story. Of san Diego, Cal. is In the
city buying taruitur,.
John Mcintyre vas in Detroit attending
the races yesterday.
II. 2. Decker. hss been In Grsnd Haven a
few days this week.
G. " Perry, of Howard City. vi. in the
city Yesterday.
Hon C. L. Spsulding. Of ST. Johns. is in
the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

To the Patrons Of the g. r. Electric Light
and PO,cer Company. and the Busines,
Public generally.
with regret We make the announcement
that Mr.. Fred s. Clark, Superintendent OF
the G. X. Electric Light & Power Company,
will, on the first of August. cease his en-
ployment with us, he having rendered his
resignation some time since, to take effect
August l. for the purpose of engaging in
business for himself, after taking little rest
and recreation. Although words of praise
from US can add nothing to Mr.. Clark's en-.
viao!e reputation which he already possesses
with all who are acquainted with him, vet
we feel II our duty to express onr sppre cia-
ton OF his untiring services in the interest
OF this company since his first engagement
with II, ever faithful and true in his ad-
ministration OF our business which has
been entrusted TO him. We wish him the
utmost success in bis future undertakings.
and sincerely trust that ne will receive such
patronage from the public, in any business
In which he may engage, as will insure his
complete success
cd with Col. j. G. Herkner as matchmaker.
has been employed 10 succeed Mr.. Clark.
Although Mr.. Reynolds is a comparative
stranger 10 some of our business men, he is
possessed OF good social and business Quail
ties. fine mechanic and has a good general
knowledge of electricity. which will enable
him to assume and perform the duties of his
new position in such manner as will be
satisfactory to our patrons and commend
our business to others Of whors be may So
licit patronage. We humbly request of the
business community to extend to us, as
heretofore. fair share of their patronage.
Persons in want OF power in their places of
business should bear in mind that the
Grand Rapids Electric Light & Power Com
pany are prepared TO furnish electric power
on short notice by means of the best electric
motor now in the market. We are the ex-
elusive agents for the celebrated Baxter
Motor. in this city. Mr. Reynolds will give
this part OF our business his special atten-
ton, and any information desired in regard
to the working advantages and expense of
running OF our motors will be freely fur
nished on application to Mr.. Clark before
the lst of August and his successor SIR. Rey-
nolds after that date. or on application at
the office of the Company With the Michi-
gan Iron Works Most respectfully,
G. X. ELECTRIC LIGHT & PowER Co,
Per VIZ. II. PowERs. Sec. and Treas.
Grand Rapids. Jnly "a. 1888.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
WAS IT A HOOOOOf
The Sensation In the County Clerk Omc
Yesterday.

The Sensation In the County Clerk Office
Yesterday.
Shortly after dinner yesterday just as the
clerks in the County Clerks Office had set
tied down TO business. a big sewer rat
walked into the Office. Charles Wilson
few into the office close behind him and
found. after shutting the door. the entire
force Of the Office on high stools, with the
bottoms Of their pants tied tightly around
their southern extremities. Nr. Wilton
said II was coon. and Supervisor Skinner
agreed with him, bat Depuiy Clerk Csrpen-
ter said that il was polecst Supervisors
Stsketes and Jones went back on CARPENTER
and said u sss coon. A couple OF fsrm-
ers made the entire crowd believe il wss a
veodchuek. sfter Assistant DeIoung and
Mr.. Simmer bad him safely nailed up ia
box. lis not known Why the wOodchuck
went into the Clerks Office uales. ne took
u for museum since Deputy Clerk Car
psntsT Gus bis mOustsche.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26


CazEls Brewer kxs returned from fro.ic
sitn t2s ay4Bhs 81 OtI.ss bssch-
Mr. ssd Mrs. fhso6ers Hoesrssfs Asvs
Fst2Fusa uo1a . to1r u ths northsra re-
sorts.
Mrs. Ch4Flss Poss. ef 2s7 T-sltth-sv is
spe1ciog a ts~ days = IN relatives In Byro1
losnshig.
Az ca house hss 6es1 msyed Oh b tas
Cathsnc cnzrcA.
Nfs AaTon Brewer and Mss Nslls
brs~er ist- yesterday Tor tsO weeks Fisis
-ifR fri=zds - ! psil4nn.
Tie wcrknasn have iust coaemsncsi on
toe telfc ssOry OF Pstnck Wslc1s orick
eiocS on South Divisions
Miss Luia snd Master Leo Csrreil. Of 647
Jsnsf son-SFs.. are sDendinx thsir vacation
a. thslf Old home n Byron Csnus.
W J. Page. the soath Division 4. drug
siss. made blcycle trip home from Hish-
.sad Park tussisy evening and returned
oy lns {. & W. n. rsllEo.d yesterday morn
ing
The South Side Prohibition Club. which
sss lately organized. has elected tie follow
ing otbeeTs: President, James PsnDell;
Vice President. n d. Berry. Sscrstsrs A
T.. Gregory. TIE boys are drilling snd sill
take part N the sam small usFsde.
The South Side people are talking Of Pc
utioRing the Street Railway Company %
have ther cars T8n each hour sf,er fl
O'Clock 81 night South side people down
town Tor ouSiness CT pleasure are obliged 10
walk home alter that hour. anu many walk
home before thsf hour rather tban wait Tor
the cars that are 80 slow IN coming.
Several South Side capitalists are talking
OF oui ding theatre ia the near future. II
Quit IL will De located, probably. al the
corner OF South Division and IOnia-sts.
South Side people have about concluded TO
have their amnsements nearer home II they
can not have better facilities for getting
home after visiting the down town theatres.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
Ma SIZING AND WASHERS.
A Nuisance Which Oaght 20 b. stopped
Insults fD Ladies'

A Nuisance Which Oaght 20 n. stopped
Insults o. Ladies'.
OF al the nuissnces with which this city
is ourdensd Is TIE curse Of flirting upon the
streets. or ss is called. "msshing." This
outlsndish evil has been carried 20 such a
pass ihst a rsspscssble woman cannot be
aeon ths streets after tke lamps AZ. lighted
ln IRE evening without having TO run a
g31ntsf OF iOafers, wko hang about the
street corners and make some remark 10 or
aooAf every woman that passes.
Tbs curse e not confined 20 low class
Of vpuny men whose education has been 50
neglected thar they do not know what good
manners mean. but Il IS carried on by q
clsss oi Young men that count thesn sel yes
very hiEh-tonsd. and who move in the best
circles cf society snd Who would be ashamed
20 use dsrsspectfHl word OF action toward
= lsdf IN The drawing room or psrior. DO
net sCrurie 70 Insult everv woman that
passes fhem on The street after dark The
only excuse they give tor their actionsis that
fhe girls srs out inst % catch on" and
sxpsct them to ~zuv" them. II c@rtsialv
= ssd to think thst svery woman wha a 10
~ seen upon the streets during the svsuin-
srs t1-re for The purpose of sttrscfing ths
attention of a set Of silly, unpriacipied.
sgotisticsi. hrsiniess fools. who hang about
the street corners snd think that svsrv
vomsn Who passes vii be smisten With
them a. frst ushE
There is no doubt that a few silly zirls
ard some wicked women psrsds he streets
inst 90 eaten on. but tners are cases wh-rs
tne most resreCtsbie iscies are obliged :, n.
upon ne stre-fs s0sr dark, snd II certainly
u ICY uncomfortable tor them - be con
hruaHv sn1eTet in this -sy This
msshira "a carrfai on not IN r. h.
Streets but 1n Monroe and Csasl -sts.. where
q Trsst many women are obliged - 70 IN
q gs evening 81 trsde snd others ~ho ~ork
sie 80 obliged 90 rass m gong TO sheir
BONES vithost an e-cort.
II tbs matter ver. tzkrn up ~ ~.
pue'ic art some IF these Young nssh@rs
run in the nuisancs cnuld ae sssi " checked.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
Buried Alive.

OMAHA. July 25.-John P. Anderson,
while cleaning out l50-foot well at Johns
town Thursday last. noticed the walls
crumbling, and called to the men above to
pull him up. When within twenty-five
feet OF the top the walls collapsed above
him, and he was prisoner. He has re-
mained there ever since without food or
water. and is denied the fresh air from that
part OF the well below. Another well has
been sunk beside the old one. aud the men
have dug near enough to the unfortunate
man 10 hear him speak.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

As Supervisor Colson. of Cai.donis "a.
s~esrSng n his sccouat ss Supervisor ~ss-
isrfay. before Cornelius n-Younx n ~
TOMMY tisrS cfncs lfttie clssse wss
soced % tie osth Fhieh he worthy Srre-.
v'sor - i1ci ned - -syrss The .ia,&s rs
shi& ca soierzry s~ssr a. xrpsort the
CONSTITUTION q tee n1tsd -1sfzs snd Z,
vase rs DemocrstSt rrk.t tss< +. ~.
Sop~rv 80 sang slrsrx par,, slseso 4-sss
- 1ri7g fern BIS aend oefs-a ses ~, -,
seTz1ols ~or1s rsre sreEea. BAT 10 ts-a
he th'1Es rs prssiy s~2sh butd donf Sc
ar ~sF saf II =
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

Judge r v. Montgomery. Of this iu-
dieisi circuit on AsudsY isndsrsd n.
resignation 70 Governor Lsos. 70 tsks sf.c.
on the 18th Of September. 1sss. Tbs. !.
dcne oa scesuut Of the mesSrs salsrv. L,
: Fsgretted oy every good citizen IN Esnf
coDatY ne Republicans I'll nominate =
esndiasts Aux Z vho 20 doubt VI ,. sp
pcfuisd 5v ths Governor. Ths r.,,ss -
Hon F. ;. Eszlesfon ard Wu. q C-,~s
sTe neinE canTsssed. T be bs~ shos,I5 "a.
together ana seiect Their verv hess ~.
and Fe fsrrnsrs in tse ru-sl sissrsefs -
enccrse hin ~ ls1sr Sn-fRgs Clfrrr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

QUIScY. H., July 25.-A party Of seven
persons went boss ridisg late Saturday
Bisbt when the skif ospsized and sam
Steele and Jessie Kay were drowned.
Sfesfs BODY vas recovered todsy with a
bullet aols IN bis temple and he ia nor
shouznt 20 have been murdered and the
boat upset 20 remove suspicion regarding
his death. Miss ksys body has not Jet
been found
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

W.. r Young. Of this city. and Nrs.
Lsurs A lowell ~sre married a. Grace
churcs rectorv sst evening ~ Rev Theo-
iors J. Nuspu n p The occasion va a
uan-s snsricisus ens. rnev ws8s - thar
sor,a sIreaov preraref fer their n s-a
T1ruer e.. were nice reception Fss IN
SIRE fr them. he presents w.. nu-,
sr1as suif vsuah.e md tae harpr r,,nr,I.
ssrt cu us PIE ss1r 'ourfev -ith ne brss
p shes uf usag frlents
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

EEw YoRg. July 25.--The Congressional
Committee appointed to look into the i'm
migration affairs OF the country at large,
began its vOck 81 Westminster Hotel this
morning az 10 oclrcs. Chairman Ford
anu Congressman MosSOw. Of Cslifornis.
and Richard 0uenthsr. % Wisconsin. were
the oniv members Of ths Cssnraittee present,
but Gsnersl spinals Snd Congressman
Oates are expect ed 10 sreIve tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
OASTARDLY ASSAULT.
Night-wateh vaa HayseI M.Itreated and
Robbed Tuesd ay Night


Robbed Tuesday Night
About midnight Tuesday. as Joseph Van
Huysel, nightwst at s. =. Swartz 4 Co. :
planning mill on First-ave.. Wa. sittiug in
the boiler room his attention Was attracted
By noise in al adjoining room. He was
about 10 Investigate when be was knock ed
down by blow from behind and two men
STACKED him beating him and At last tied
his hands and after searching his pockets
for money without finding any they COM
pelled him. with a revolver Of his head TO
tell where bis weeks wages were. He led
them TO his vest which was hanging on the
wall Of the eogine room in the pocket of
which was $40. The villain. took this and
departed leaving Van Huysel with his
hands tied but he managed to release them
after several hours work and notified a
friend living near who gave the alarm to
the police. Tuesday was pay day at the mill
and the thieves must have been aware of
this. Van Huysel was unable to identify
his assailsnts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

Collioula, the great dsndruh remedy and
hair restores. Cutaline Skin BeaGtfier. a
spoiless skin. a matchless grace, q youthful
glow on an aged face, secured by Cutaline
We have few bottles left. viii close out
at half price; no room for them. Room l.
No. as Monroe-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

H..W. Soper representing Geo. Moebs &
Co, Of Detroit manufacturers OF the oele-
nrsisd brands of cigars. Ben Hur." "Flor
ds Noees Record Breakers" and De
troit slugser,." Is in the city supplying the
market With these popular smokes No
pnTer and better cigars can DC found IN the
msrtet today. ard the reputation secured
e vel deserved. and the Eoees cigars are
proving Sc great fsvoritss in Grand Rapid.
as IN al other parts OF the Stste.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

LsSDoy. July B.-Jsmss J. OKslly. a
vel known journalist and Member Of
Parliament for the north Division of Ros-
common. arrested in Londen yesterday
evening foT offences nndsr the Crimes kcr.
lef f0r Dublin tbs morning. IL = erected
tkst Fifz1sra,d sad Iesmv. the newly
elected Nsmssr of Parliament for sou \
Si10. vii $50 he arrested
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

For dor't care, dull tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. dull pains IN lack and
bead, tantalizing skin eruptions. kemp's
ssrsaparilia never fails 10 give relief We
always guarantee II. Price 81 per bottle
Tibbs' drug store 126 Aonroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
The Magee "BOStOn Heater

is a wrought iron furnace with brick lined
fire pot. The superiority of this style Of
furnaces over the cast iron Constructions
is well known with all who have investi-
gated such work. This is the LEADING
FURNACE OF the east Ii is made by the
Magee Furnace Co. whose make of Ranges,
Stoves. etc. is 30 well known and merits
understood. The Boston Heater" is
decided improvement over the "Msgee
Standard" of which there is nearly ore
hundred in this city. many having done
service for fifteen years and yet good. We
have put IN very many of the latest pattern
with no case Of dissatisfaction. Among tbe
chief merits are:
First-The character of its make up.
Secnnd-Its great durability.
Third-Convenience of operation.
Fourth-Its perfect combustion of fuel
and consequent economy.
In this connection We wish 10 impress
upon the minds of intended purchasers
the importance of proper and intelligent
setting of this class Of work. ln fact il is
one of the things that more often than any
thing else decides the question of sufficient
warning. We pride ourselves in applying
judgement. and skill in this direction. OF
all things we guarantee and live up to il
satisfactory results"
Weatherly q Pulte,
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

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