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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-14
IT GIVES SATISFACTION.

ORLANDO, Fla, June lst, 1887.
We have been selling Botanic Blood
Balm ever since it first came before the
public. We sell more of it than any
other blood purifier in the market, and
it gives perfect satisfaction.
J. Fl. MEGGs & Co.,
Retail and Wholesale Dealers in Bo-
tanic Blood Bam.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, the
undersigned opened a
FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
in Charleston, for the accommodation OF
both Transient and Permanent Boarders.
The Building, located on the northeast
corner of Wentworth ard Glebe streets,
is conveniently near the business portion
Of King street, yet free from the noise
of the fhoroughfares. It is within easy
reach from the Academy of Music and
from Churches of all the different de
nominations.
The house has been thoroughly re-
paired, and fitted up in good style with
new furniture and fixtures.
Terms reasonable.
For further information address
Mrs. E. E. HASELL,
or Mss S. S. EDWARDS,
1tf Charleston, S. O.
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PITTS CARMINATIVE!
FOB INFANTS AND.
TEETHING Chill DREN.

An instant relief for colo of infants.
Cures Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Cholera
Infantunl or any diseases OF the stomach
and bowels. Makes the critical period
OF Teething safe and easy. Is a safe and
pleasant tonic. For sale by all druggists,
and for wholesale by HOWARD, WmnsT
& Co., Augusta, Ga
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DIAL ENGINE WORKS.

A COMPANY HAS BEEN FORMED
that are now operating these works,
manufacturing the Celebrated TOZER
PATENT AGRICULTURAL AND
STATIONARY ENGINES, noted for
their great durability, simplicity and
economy IN fuel.
Excellent workmanship and design.
Return Tubulor Boilers specially.
Also Saw Mill Shafting. and boxes.
Most convenient shop in the State for
having your repairs done.
AL work guaranteed. Foundry work
in Iron and Brass.
Write US for estimates.
W.P. LESTER,
Superintendent.
THORNWELL McMASTER,
Business Manager.
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Bsneft of Rrsr and Hor Improvement North Carolina and Northern South
Carolina.
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THE CONVENTION TO BE IN NAY.

The meeting was called to order at 1
o'clock and some time was consumed in
the organization of the committee and the
proper accrediting of the delegates: After
some discussion it was decided to hold the
State Convention on the first Tuesday in
May.
While we go to press the committee is
still in session and no further acts are OBJ
tainable at present. The members will
leave the city this afternoon.
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Glider S Liver
p ILLS.

The Justly celebrated SOUTHERN
VEGETABLE PILL having been used
as a household remedy for the past half
century, in ali the Southern and Western
States, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bill
iousness, Malaria and all diseases OF the
LIVER, have, By their
WONDERFUL CURES,
gained the supremacy over all other
PILLS on the market. After one trial
you will Join the cry for "GILDER'S
PILLS" With tie ten million people of
the United States who are now using
them.
IF your merchant has not got them,
send 25 cents in stamps to
6. BARRETT & CO..
AUGUSTA, GA.
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Annual Statement.

Abstract OF the tenth annual statement
of the condition Of the Valley Mutual
Life Association of Virginia for the year
ending December 81, 1887, as fled with
the COMPTROLLER General:
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In closing this Report, 1 cannot for
bear from rendering to the Board my
congratulations on the prosperous con-
dition Of the Association. The recent
improvements which have been made, in
our system of management have elimi-
mated several elements of hazard, and
removed many causes Of complaint on
the part Of our poicy-holders. I am
persuaded that when they have been
subjected to practical test, the result
will be to establish on still frmer basis
our claims to public confidence and
patronage.
ALEX. 81. 81. STUART,
President.
Active and reliable agents wanted in
every town and county in South Carroll
IA to canvass for the Valley Mutual. To
the right parties liberal contracts will be
offered. Address, with references,
LEE HAGooD, Manager,
Columbia, S. G.
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THE REPUBLICANS MOVING.
MEETING OF THEIR LEADING LIGHTS
IN COLUMBIA.

A State Convention Calied-Pians for Gather
ing the Faithful into the Foid-BraEtons
Brilliant Scheme.
tFrom the Columbia Daily Record, March g.
A meeting was held this afternoon that
few years ago would have fraught with
great interest to the people of South Caro-
ina.
It was no less or no more thing than
the meeting of the State Executive Com
mittee of the Republican Party of South
Caroline. The morning trains brought in
a number of somewhat mysterious, but
familiar looking parsonage whose coming
was unexpected to the common, everyday,
ordinary, casual man about town. A
RECORD reporter soon scented music IN the
air, and casting about for the organ and
its performers discovered them IN the ottlce
of MIR. E d. Bcayton. in the Central Bank
building, JANUS clausss and not even key
hole to crawl through or loquacious ser
geant-at-arms to pump.
BY dint of asiduous inquiriug and the
assumption Of an innocent air, which he
carries with him fer such occasions, the
reporter obtained few pointers and IS en-
abled to state what was done upto the time
of going to press.
THE PERSONNEL OF TIE PARTY.
The ssnaake up" of the committee was
very striking. there being present some OF
the most noted Republicans in the State
men whose names have been bruited about
in more or less pleasant or unpleasant man
ner. The meeting was presented over by
Mr. E. NJ. Brayton, and Mr.. John A. Barre
was in the secretary's chair. In the fol
lowing list there will be recognized the
leading Republicans of South Carolina:
E. N. Brsy,on, W. j. Whipper, W. D.
Crum, T B. Johnston, W: +. Myers, =.
a. Webster, S. W. Legare, Robert Snals.
Psris Simpkins, w. N Taft. T. J. Tuo.
ney, f. L. Hicks, a. W. Curtis, John F.
Lopez, E. II. Heas, S. A. Swails, i. E.
Walker, F. S. Edwards, j. P. Boyden.
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ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages. SSl, 764 Is
Property (real and personaD 14,12s 10
Furniture, &c .........
Cash in National Valley Bank. l0,4l5 sc
Cash in Office. ce..........:... 5T7 10
Cash in hands Of agents and IA o73 Al
in process Of collection.
Total Assets. Sl21, ,O94 81
LIABILITIES.
Individual Credits 81 OCT 5e
due members. s... ~N
Amt. due Female oot es
assessment act. 1 ~
Bills payable. 80. 100000 $3.50 Al
Netassets 81 Dec. 1887, Sl15,5 03
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Captain Of Engineers, I. S. a.
WILMINGTON, n. c., February, %, 1888.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
THH WAY OF The TRANseaEssoRs

II 10 Hard for rhera and Toagh for the
City.
elerk Tozer was "on his ear al day yes
tsrisy because not a single drunk in the
box bad a cent except enc. and be was re
leased on suspended ssnisrce.
Frank Hughes viii work for TIE city for
The next twslvs dsvS AZ less than one
dolisr Per CAV. all for drinking red eye"
Archie Wantiesey vas sled Win "scor-
pion JUICE again. and Judge Holmes said
twelvs dsys Had no money.
" A. OsderkIk looked tough and said
Enisiry. Twelve taTs in the stone yard
vas toe g.timatum.
Gus Fsgsn struck q KID IN TIE eye Non
dav night and Judge Holmes struck him
IN the rccEetbook 60 the tune Of k4zS. He
took ten days instead.
G. T. Bliss stole g worth cf hsrbsrs'
tools. and ~xs assessed 81 90 He went 20
iii for eileen DAYS IN default OF psvnsut
Jacob simmer. he "kid" IN baby clothes
who vas arrested for breaking a pane OF
gisss. hsd his ease sdiou ned until tornor.
rom. RE w8s not iocked np because be IS
80 srnsl that he could crawl 0ut hstwesn
the hsrr
Rosess'e Lynch. the woman whose has.
hsna had her arrested wss told 20 20 hame.
louis Halls case. for living ia house af
ili fame, -ss sdiourned until the tlfh.
The two feiss with 1npronouncsahls
names who tired ~ tsuip@ ont Mary
foavsr. rad sheir Gases a. 3arned natl
ser Thurslay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
Tho Brunsuick Imhroxlio.

Mrs. Palmer. the landlsdy of The Bruins
wick, desires the TKLEeRAA-HERALp TO state
in regard to the disagreeable affair related
yesterday morning, that she knows no
reason and no action on the part of the per-
secuted doctor which should call forth such
treatment, and further that she will allow
nobody in her house who is guilty OF in
sulting ladies or gentlemen who are her
guests. In furtherance of this deiermina-
ton she yesterday elected two young men
who were engaged in the disgraceful pro-
ceedings and others will have to find quar-
ters elsewhere if such disturbances con-
tinue.
The doctor denies that he IL q Pennsyl-
vsnia Dutchman or that be ever claimed to
be . baron. and says he did not seize a
young man by the throat at The Bruins
wick. though he threatened TO horsewhip
him for circulating ditcrtdilable stories
about him
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

G. w. Garfield went 10 Lansing yesterday
TO visit the Agricultural College ami talk
10 Prof Bailey about the experimental sta
ton in the interest OF Kent county hoticll-
turists.
Mrs. w. II. Lyman arrived from Jackson
yesterday afternoon to join her husband,
Who is manager of the Walker furniture
house, OF South Division-st.
Professor Greeson and Superintendent
Kendall will attend the quarterly meeting
OF the State Schoolmaster's Club, to be held
on Saturday at Lansing.
Mr. Adams, Of Adams g. Co.. returned
home Wednesday evening from Ohio.
where he has been attending the funeral of
his father.
Conductors Flaherty and Smith, of the
g. r & l., are in Toronto attending meet
ing of the Brotherhood OF Conductors.
Presiding Elder BueA. of this city, will
fiji the pulpit of Rev. w. j. Aldrich, OF
Muskegon. who is still seriously i'll.
Mrs. II. A. Lamos. entertained her lady
friends on Wednesday afternoon at her res
idence on Jefferson-ave.
Charles l.. Brown. of Conklin. Ottawa
county, has accepted a position as mail
clerk Tor the Postotfice.
j. W. Adams has returned from Freeport
Ohio where he was called 10 attend the
burial Of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Childs have returned
from Kansas, where they have been spend
ing tie Winter.
Mrs. DR.. Wilcox. of Chicago, is the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Adams
OF Coilege-ave.
H. Brown, formerly of this city. now o.
Cadillac. and Herman Heyman are here for
a flying visit.
F.A. Gardiner, Of Boston, senior mem
Der of the firm Of Gardiner & Baxter. is in
the city.
J. J. McVesn. of the G. R., L. & D. road,
has secured pleasant office in the Blodget
block.
Aessrs. s. 2. Bennett and Harry Widdi
comb have gone north to catch brook trout
II. w. Mitchell, of Ionia, witnessed th,
Booth Barrett entertainment last evening
Mrs. J. ]. McVean, of Ionia, attended the
Booth-Barrett entertainment last night.
Geo. Luton. of Newaygo, attended tn,
| Booth and Barrett entertainment
Miss Conkey. of this city. is visiting Mis-
Sara Weaver, OF South Bend
John Green, with Drenke & Kennedy, left
yesterday for California.
viii Hoyt. the artist, has just returned
| from Lonoon. England.
Mrs. D. o. Watson, of Grand Haven. wa,
| in the city yesterday.
| Hon. L. @. Rutherford, of Hart, was In
the city yesterday.
Judge ]. Byron Judkins. of Reed City, i
here on business.
Hon. N. Brown. of Big Rapids, was in the
city yesterday.
W.O. Wilcox, of the Detroit Journal, il
| in the city.
L. r. Hawkins has returned from De
troit.
NJ. w. Chaplin. Of Stanton, is in the city.
d. t. Sopsr. of Newsygo. is in the city.
A. B. Stuart, of Otsego is at Sweets.
Miss Edna Holden - seriously III.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
The Board of sun.ryI.ers

The only business done by the Board yes
tsrday was the reception of the reports OF
the Committees on Claims and Printing.
The bill OF Jessie NJ. Diller, of sl16, for
stenogapher's fees, caused quite a discus
sion. snd finally sol was allowed on the
bill and s25 was referred back to Committee
on Claims for examination. The printing
was awarded to the Democrat.
Mr.. Walker introduced resolution that
.ae Committee or Public Buildings be
directed to cause the necessary steps to bs
taken TO vscste the alley run ning north and
south through the present Court House site
and at the proper tine lay out "a alley on
the south aide Of the site. Then the
msmbers audited their own bills and tht
Board sdjonrned ustil Monday, July %.
when IL will meet to decide upon the plans
for the new building
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04


so<hlss can - saia Of TIE srsst perform
ahss - foussJ' 6rsnd izst sisht sxcspt
tsss il vss srsad, ths srssasss svss Sea 10
Grszd Rapids theatre. ne ss1zsncs vss
. n<xs;aaent ens, rsprsssntlas nss eoly
Grsn1 kAptds- e1s naoy usixh6ofiaE
loses Why spssk of kdvsa boo<k's isgo,
. character bs hss bsss lsaaous Ia si1ec
io4o. ahoaE shlea uDs Lsvssaos 6zfrsls
go nssnizl actor Ia ns supporting COM
p1ny. How eeDplinsntafy 20 the latter.
70 nis progress and good work % sse hias
no~ acting IN esnjancsion Win Ar. Booth.
They are the representative actors Of
America They deserve thszr sacee>s-
those who we're pfes-ni lss< evening viii
Esyer forget ths appearance Of these iva
great men Ibs s1pport, without exesp-
tion. vss exesiieHt. Booth and Barrett will
Dc here agsia usIt season. AID u 10 20 -
hoped thai thss vii remain more thAa one
evsaing
Mr. Joss2h ysffrrsoa vho 10 GOV maxim 8
one OF the srandest tours ever untertaken
6y any sctor living will appear ~ Powers
Grand Opera House nsxt Friday evening IN
Rip Van Winkls" In every place Mr..
Jefferson has thus far appeared bis audi
ences, IN poiet of numbers. have been The
sale OF seats for Dis engagement here opens
a. O'Clock Monday morning.
The total receipts at the box Office from
the s4ls OF tickets for last evening footed up
IS. $50.
Edwin F. uhl presented Msssrs. Booth
aud Barrett each with an elegant basket of
howers al the theatre last evening.
Bucolosi's intensely comic opera OF
Three Black Cloaks" was presented at Red
raond's Grand last evening before splendid
audience. The parts were all we'll sus-
tained, and Frank Deehor's tins tenor in
the part of Dronisz MAS q revelation TO
Grand Rapids opera gosrs. Mr.. Deshon
and Marie Dresslee had tine support in the
balance OF the company in both musical
aud dramatic execution. and. taken all In
all. Messrs. Brady 4 Garwood have one Of
the finest opera companies on the boards OF
this or any other season. "Ohvette" will
be produced al this afternoons matines.
and tonight the famous "Aikado." in both
OF which Mr.. Deshon and the entire CON-
pany are perfectly At home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
A MAsrrRpIEcE OF PonrRaIr PAISrIse.

One Of the most startling. life-like pic
lures ever exhibited in this city is now on
exhibition in the window Oft. w. Strzhan :
West Side Merchant 1silor store. Some OF
the best qualified critics in the stats, who
have seen this work Of art. pronounce il a
masterpiece in artistic skill. Indeed il al
most seems, TO look at it, that IL must be
possessed with life and animation. The
Ross, showing tie form down TO about the
knee. The TELEGRAM Ii KRALD is proud tc
say that this piece of fine art work was
painted in this city at the well known
studio of X movies & Horton, in The Wicdi-
comb building, and is only one sample OF
the excellent class OF work they are turning
out. No one should fail Of seeing this work
while il is on exhibition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

John Bullock died at St. Hslens. Eng
land. April a. Mr.. Bullock formerly re-
sided here aud st one time in the employ
Of shriver. weatherlJ 4 Co. and was sftsr-
ward in business for kinself on Division at.
He retained 10 EDglssd sbeut tsslve yesrs
ago and resided there until his death which
was caused sy fall, which fractured his
ribs. Death sususd after seventeen days OF
dresSfai sroay. His son. Wm. Bullock. Is
Q resident Of this city, snd is now al EN-
ployse Of ssriver, WsatbsTly & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Rbo piss AZ uis Fssher's Hsu%s Aftsr a
Fsfnfas Iflness.
Yesterday afternoon a o'ciock TIE isst
ssd rites we're soiemnire3 ever the uorta
remains sf Wsltsr Lyon Thzysr. eldest
scu Of Hon. g. ". ThaYer. Frszident 81 tha
Fcar5 ~ Fuolic Ncrks. Deceased ~ss e.
GEAR, Of sgs ssi bs6 he@o engaged in bnsi-
r--s az Asfth Cor sosne true pssf. but cane
nume very ii stopt sir Teehs ago. He
aied an ne sftsrncon ef Ny T. II chronic
aiseese of ~ stonsrn. The f.fnsrai va
laryslr attended sRd the remaius wsrs
rsken 81 netrrft s,~ fefe~nanf
rhe f1rars4 49, sffs-,ti..s h~ tha f.~.-.s
Fari6s sat rnnfa E1ati-,~ Clnf, s-s 49,
SO ssnt handsene f1rai nEerfux ssd
efrer frfanse.. sogving theesttssn IN which
"Dick vas heid b. tae narutsrS
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

n. J. B. Griswoid has accepted p,ass
prsgsrsd By p. :. Hopkins FOR aae new
rszisfsncs At is4 North Isfsysfte-st TIE
present suildirz vii - n,oved away ard
tae SEQ ere e1iif On tie ssme ste. Il vii
I'll - A. errtnent to that sirssiy pleas
ant rert n fhe city
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

TIE swaliows vhich have ns8. thsi-
bozs IN one Of he isrxs briek eblaneys 81
rssrv yezrs past. are sgsin seer coserernf-
i1z IL thst vicizitv n lsrss nsra sers To
-sro sunsst thoussnes of he isttls sairps1g
BIRDS cong-r -rszts soosk tns snadlnc sra
sfrer cireilae sbouf d1r soms tirse forw
fnfo = sstlls coiamr snS cescsDs ieto ths
chimney Tss p~Tfornsncs is rsr>.t.d
sverv night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

John Cbsmbers. coiorsd song ard da1oe
msn, ~ss psck@d up On Es~orth-svs- are
issf evening ard taken 70 hss6q8sr1sTs.
Casra eers ~Rs suffering fre-a asz1orrh.ss q
- ignTs md rs- b.eeii1s verr bscT. A
phvsieisn IN. cslsd snd 6xed hfn 81 ss
49, a. rs.~ss-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

TIE interest N ~ src>Ilsnt prcg-snrs
rrspsrs'i ssr ihe pssrsu- ~ snsths. Orr.
House stiil corcnnss. Tse minstr.s srs-s
Swi-w;ng n the Lsue, and -. ~u~e;aisv
s~ff~tS tcffis Rnv. 7eshw naiiw f1.r~4.
Fzier. Cksrie> sn1 Nienie RnrrstsAs a..
rr-rre fercfii~I TIE scrnhsf5e srf a A..
keRass 8rsshNs 3 snsiY snm<zzs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Hon. N. C. Burch has been retained by
the friends OF the late L. A. Town and wife,
to look up tbe cause of their death. found
that ths bridge that gave way causing the
accident that killed them, was badly out OF
repair and s,me parts actually rotten. Pro-
osedings will probably be commenc ed
sgsinst The q Q. A. railrosd company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

The Grsna Rspids HYsirsosic Conpeny
ssld their snnrsi uestiux vsst-rssy snd
- foiI1~in9 of1cers vsrs e'scte8 frest-
3ert ~ r. rev. Fics Presidents. Iobn +.
Ncra nirecfor> he~srs " q CIV. Jahn
n Nors. u A Cro'r Jsssrb FenHeT ar
81 ! shr~rrsksr Fhey ssA 80. s>sa 9
as 9r~1 ma<Gx
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
street opspsns.

The following Is the Jury in the Musks
g0n-st- opening case drawn By Clerk Rsih
bun: Chss. Hsuxlemsn. Chss. A. Robin.
son. Wm- 0svold, Levi Shuts. Johr
Striker, Albert PruesseT, Jas. ID. Robinson
+. +. Harrington, r. NJ. Goodrich. l.. q.
Dsnto5, A. 3. Gibson aud VIM. ID. Tai
ford
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

The nsng frisnss Of Nr. Fred. 9. sss7-
psrst of this eilv -ia - Essss~S - earn
That 10 "a president - . rrscs 1850 ssii
eiuh - Birzniueksnn. Als Tks cSae s~st
fts pefv7sfs wsrT cig~srfT tr~f1F - .ra<e~
wa ssx sf - y sesAfs Shsmp6~.a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
SEVERAL GATHERINGS

sosse or<ssixsttcns that WI Visit Grand
Rspiss
On the evening Of Nay "a the Council Of
Deliseration. consisting of of GERS Of the
Scottish Rite Mssons Of tn. Thirty -seooud 4
md Tairtr-third Dsprees. the Grand Com
nsndery Of The Michigan Knights Tennfar.
eiii boii is annual couelsve hers On the
18th ard i6fh. 1t Ess0 expecf-3 that On
ias ieth aeout 6ftv mem 5ers of the Maiins
Temple Aystic Shrine. Of Chicago. will oe
present ard pey the locsi Tsupls visit
All these gatherings vii De he'd n the Ma
sonic Temple.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Assistant City Attorney Taylor did .
handsome act yesterday when be asked
lsswe to dismiss the case sssiasi R0sssfs
lynch. IF Mr. Lynch wants to zst a d.
vnrcr froua his vife Re vii have q try
some STEER scse7ne sesi8ss uyinz 10 con
vics her Ct s~inr Sr1nk
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Attention is called to our Wanted" COL
umn by any diligent business man desirous
of obtaining the agency for the u. S. NJ. p.
Association.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Yesterday morning A. B. Watson and !.
". Weston commenced a suit in the Circuit
Court against the Hastings Nstionsl Bank
70 compel The bank % release levy they
hold on a los on Lyon-s e. between Csmpsa-
az ard the river. Tse suit is m echo 81 ths
/. h Randall fsiiure OF few years sgo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

CstsrTh = oeus~S ~ imrare slosd. s1i
= cared 81 Heos sSsrsso.vii .. vbies Y<ri.
sss TIE esoot sns eres tee rs.oss s7s,eal
s<slts snd str-nea- II ~ W2lss'
Uukn~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

TIE ussassn1ps Of The daily pAnsu il
the eity Il G1sna RapSSs. have agreed =
the following rules snd schedule Of prices
sovsraiss tAs puelioatlsn ef niscsilsnsoaz
nesicos ior general information;
oeisusf< notices aud rsselutions oi
respect viii hs pnhli<hsd q no less thAn
ens esnt pss uafd.
Notices Of meetings or organizations. ste.,
cards OF Ihsaks. al looAl notices oi balls and
parties. Bacnios and excursions wili Be puo-
llshsd st mel less than ten cents . line cncsI
TIE proper heading, for The fret insertion,
and i've cents per lice for each subsequent
insertion.
In the case of sscisls. festivals snd other
entertainments of churches or strictly char
liable organizations. for which 81 souis'
siop fee is charged or iuncheons or article,
cold, ihs rate viii be i've cents line each
insertion.
Notices ef corrections such - John
Jones. OF se-ana-so. is not the John Jones
arrested. !" etc, etc. also ell requests for cor
rection Of articles which have appeared IL
other papers must NJ psid for al rate o.
not less than 10 cents pef line.
IHg TELEGRAM HERALD,
r. ID. Congsr. Advertising Man'r.
The DEAocKAT.
C. A. French. Man'r Advertising.
TIE EyEKING LkADEA
w. b. Weston.
IHK Dairy EAGLE,
A. B. Turner & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Are you sick or feeling bad? Try All
Nations Remedy; it will satisfy you. Price
25 cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

All persons suffering from sick headache
and debility shouiu use Ali Nations Rem.
edy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
school Children.

The following is the number Of children
of school sge in Kent county entitled 10 re-
oeive the benefit OF school money:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

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If you want Life. Wealth and Happiness,
use All Nations Remedy. Price % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

$500 Per DozEs.
Cabinet Photos, finest finish, at Wvkes
gallery, 35 Nonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

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The following is list Of ID. r,rrs.rs
licenses issued sincs last pGblisbe3. With
the names, residences when OUTSIDE th. oity)
and ages Of the parties
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Drink milk shake at AZ West Bridge-st.
McWILLfAMs
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