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The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
RESIGNED.
Chas. A. Lichtman, General Secretary OF
the knights of Labor. Retires-


the knights of Labor. Retires-
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-Chas. A. Licht-
man yesterday morning mailed to Gem
eraI Master Workman POwderly his res
ignation as general secret tary of the
Knights OF Labor. He says he takes this
step because he has decided to enter act
lively into the political campaign. He
has no desire to hold the order response
BILE for his acts. His letter to Chairman
Quay was written as a private citizen,
not as secretary of the Knights.
General Master Workman Powderly at
once accepted the resignation, and Jno.
W. Hayes, secretary of the general eX-
ecutive board, has been designated by
Mr.. Powderly to FIJI the Office until the
general assembly meets in November.
Mr.. Lichtman's letter of resignation was
dated August p, just two days prior to
the day on which the letter coming out in
support of Harrison and Morton was
written 10 Senator Quay.
Ben Butler Before Boston Business Men.
Boston. Sept. 1.-General Benjamin p
Butler addressed a large audIepee Of
business men yesterday on the tariff and
fisheries questions. He declared free
trade to be impracticable- As to the
fishery question, General Butler admitted
that the present retaliation law was too
tame. The President should have vetoed
it on that ground. Having signed it he
stultifed himself by ignoring it General
Butler favored policy of real retaliation.
II our fishing vessels are kept out Of
Canadian ports let US keep Cunard steam
ships out of our ports. General Butler
was generously applauded-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Crscurr AEn Branigan rs. John
BrsnigsD, bill for divorce from bed
and board; decree granted complain
ant With permanent slimony Of s. 90,
order dlscharzinS defendants fren
Gus ody Ishe Fecnheimer W. A. Ls Grsad
Peirce ct a.: assumpsit; sssy extended one
week Tbs 6eorgs a Smith AIGdiBz
Purifier Company vs. The Farmer R0.ier
Miii Compsay. assumpair Judgment for
plaintiff S7s6.04 and costs. The People vs.
Charles Mscsrd. Information for murder.
uus to settle Dill OF exceptions extends1
ten dsrs
oUFERroR F. Rolloh "a. Della
K R0llsh. divorce decree ersnpd coR-
plsinant Adrian Rsrs - City of Grand
Rapids. verdict for plaintiff for 500. tsen-
sy days star os proceedings allowed Gefsnd-
ant 20 move for rev trial. ". r. Scrisn r
-. Charles = Haseiase. sss1mpsig on
trial
Prepsrz-Estats of Otto p. Bowman. a
minor. guArdian's bond fled snd Letters
isau-d - OTsn G. Bowman. Estare of
James P Blackjack. D. .sse3, appraiser >
warrant aaa iavsatsrv iiea. order for hear
inz cisfnns ssforr court assigned Tor August
H. Estate 81 Llewsiiyn B. C1mirEs 20 A.
niiaors. order spssiuting La~soa A. Paine
guardian bond Sci aai lettsrs issaed. -.
tsts oS Gny = Wsits1. deceased. bond and
csth oo mortgszisg real estate bed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.

The "Blue Laws" OF Connecticut-whst
tho Yankees Should Not DO.
What are now known as the Blue Laws"
were series Of enactments made by tho
Puritan settlers of the Dominion Of New
Haven" in Connecticut. They were known
es the "Blue Laws" because they were printed
on blue paper. Some Of them were very
foolish. A few of them are hero given: ''No
man shall be freeman or have vote unless
he is converted and q member Of ono OF the
churches allowed in tho dominion" "No
food or lodging shall be given to a hereto" I"
"No one shall cross river on the Sabbath
excspt authorized clergynen." ''No one shall
travel, cook victuals, make beds, sweep
houses, cut hair or shave on the Sabbath
day. ''No one shall kiss his or her children
on the Sabbath or feasting days" ''Whoever
wears clothes trimmed with gold, silver or
have lace above one shilling per yard shall be
presented by the grand jurors, and the select
man shall tax the estate 600" mo one
shall eat mince pics, dance, play cards or play
any instrument Of music except the drum,
trumpet or jewsharp." "No gospel minister
shall join people in marriage. The nlagis-
trate may JOIN them, as ho may do it with
less scandal TO Christs church" The authen-
ITCHY of these laws is not established.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
solomon Isaac.

The roster for the coming week a.
Smiths Opera House includes many prime
favorites in the olio, prominen. being Rich
mond and Glenroy. the master expo neuts
OF nonsense. in an entirely new society
sketch: J. l.. Manning. whose wonderful
performance on the trspese created such a
furor the past season with the Sells Bros.
circus; NJ Jennie Southern in the latest
operate Q ections; the Vernon sisters, new
and enchanting specialize; the Woods,
rybody's favOrite sketch duo. ard Miss
May Olive, the pleasing song and dance
lady. Besideo the above. that great char
scser actor, Mr. Lester Franklin, will pro-
dLce the celebrated drama. in four scts,
Solomon Issacs." introducing gorgeous
costumes magnificent scenery, and a pow
eriul cast Of characters. the play is con-
csded by all who have had the pleasure oi
witnessing it. to be most wonserful play.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
TOWN TOPICS.


a meeting sf Iks Board q Dirsetofs sf
ths 5oafa "a isa.is 81 os he'd tussd-s
Dig1L
Born = Ar. sad Ar l. " Reading. q
eo. 20 Aintarafs.s oog. f-feaLs ke~e'
sfiag
Ass. Palmer vii spsn class p dAaesns
en tAe Nsss SIDE, ia Femefos s L@"tsa.
hal, Monday evening 81 ilis sea
Benjamin r. Roiloh. ~as granted e.
sorce 10 the Superior Gears lranl ais Nlis
Dslia. on ths sFeand a efseity
The ofzcsrs are kssEins q stroaz lookout
l,sT partles violating t86 ef-iaan-ea fsl4Ilfs
- poslisg Bis o. isiegzaQn 4aa s<lsp1sns
polss.
A lsao-gsar aancng party sil be gissn
a. ths Ii sst SIDE s9stiDg Academy. Gsx1
Iaesiay sssElL-s. ~ Us Lzdles' Loien -
ciAs Ciao.
Trans 30. ID lsaEing for ths east At 1915
D. d. 0a tns u q a. and Ne Nesf. leaF-
ing 81 90 a n. nAEe 0een discontinued
foF az present
william Gallagher variety performer.
sss arrested l2sg nignt GA coD plant u A.
tisvs.aG4. ior sieall1S scotch terrier 0Os
fEom Tie Barnard House.
small blaze la the home Of James Nc
kslvef. IL Madison avenae. yesterday AZ
terucon c0mmeneed Ia tns clothes press.
sad ne dsmags was slight.
TIE Port Hurcn officials have warned
suDsTintendent saith % look 0al Tor : leA
fraad kno~u as III. n. Leonard aud half
dczen alias-s, 40 lell Ihers 70 come here
sone tine aSo.
Joe Hooker Post. G. A. T., Of Hart Will
give a camp IRE next Friday night. and al
uasmoers Of ne o. A r Posts OF this city
have bsen invited g. attend and LaeeE Com
nandsr Rutherford
". R. 5cribnsr and q. L. HaEeltine are
engaged in sias suis in the Superior Court,
tLe plalnDt bringing action "a recover a
certain sam claimed 70 DC due es . ca mnts
alen Tor the sale Of certain property.
John Cushen. an employe OF the %, q.
"a. q n. bad Is fghs hand severely
crushed while coupling ears near the
junction on Friday. Dr. Best amputaled
the hltle hnxsr. sut Il Is probable the rest
Oi the hand can be saved.
Or. Aylsssorth last wednesday operated
on The hare up OF . caild Of Mrs KEN, ~bO
hFrs 10 the " insgar block. Yesterday the
eniia sss reported es "delug nnsly.' and
satisfactory resalts are likely % follow from
tss operation. which vas quite dlihculI
one.
Hon. B. K. Bruce. formerly Register OF
the treasury, and the only cOlored man
Who ever beld the oIflce OF United States
Senator, Will lecture IN Hartman hail
Msrcn on The Race Problem" The lee
turs viii &c for sns Deneas vi the WOmans
Home and Hospital.
The long -contendsd cafe on Adrian Rens
brought against the city % recover a GER
Tain sun dus for the Improvements on
EllsHorth- ave. Was Brought 20 a close yes
tsrday by the Jury rendering verdict foi
the plaiatf in The sum Of 600. The city
Will PROBABLY appeal the case.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

- re E11ssf TELEssazN-AkEAL1
Ons ansas gas Eaaay .ss9Fi sa1 ridioa-
lo1s a<sanptlsss Of sce.ssissE.esA pre-
reksiiys. and satA0rity. n4n isa dean
fEom tas early ssss Of dsrk sad iznorsas
barbarian. and hsving a. TIE force. sad
pressR Re u antiquity sad Christian %
ssrssnces i. ma tie naea xho oc1aeg p1-
sigious a ghe zeal cf tbe eh4ech. sea as
y esLs sHd pfelales, are sis0s y laEeaed
S44 fbs p0Esg aad s-.1oEisg ~ dlc-Ate @
their followers &na the s0rid. s1as teSy
msg sal and dTink. on sn4t azss boa
maay ti8.es IN one dzs. h0s meats sasl Be
cooked. Ma. parts u lAs i9sL or 4DiEGsi
nszy 30 szlea. sno rlsy BE sxease1. 5sw
long tie fass shall las sEc When Il s1zii
connencs sad esd.
IL las never been pretended or clsimea
that this eTszsa usurpali0a Of Divine
saIhority wse based wn0lIy on sanitary
principles aud doctrines loo the pnys-eal
health and ssli-Oeing OF mao. Dat II Is 10
caro- aud s1Ddus ia natural sppetites and
snimzi Instincts ami tAus bring him under
TIE inhusacs and dominion o. spiritual
eonsrOi
Taking either the physical or spiritual
vies. or both com moioed. these church dig'
nltarles snd councils, hOzry with age, CON-
celf. superstition and Ignorance. Who Tn
certzke TO pTsscrios Tor the Fhysical or
spiritual needs OF man, oaiy exelts, IN this
Gay ana age. the pity and contempt VI all
educated aud ingsllikent minis.
IL these Lanten rules that are periodically
promui gated with SO much pious pomp.
aud received (presumzoly With each meek
snd grateful reverence, are A Densat. NOR
ally, physically OF spiritually, for tnls six
weeks Of Lent. then Why not for tue bal
anoe OF tie year,
The faess are. that the observance OF
these old. Arbitrary. ecclesiastical rules and
srips, that The priest held upon the mind
snd Onscience OF his bsnignted followers
have been loosed. aud practically abolished.
Ia this country, IN these days, Lenten
rules are only obs. rv5i, theoretically, IA a
sort Of a make-belleye, pious way, under q
gsuEe so thin as hardly 10 deserve the term
hypocrisy.
II the holy fathers. and pious guar 1ians
of the Christian world. would as zealously
instruct mankind that the laws Of physical
Il spiritual health are binding and OBJ
Ii story every day Ia the year; that all OF
natures oounties are for the use of man, 10
be used with moderate temperance aud
reason, lin stead OF setting apart a few
weeks of lasting and se.f-denial. to Offset
! many months OF gorging aud over in
| duisence, thea would the nigh mistien 10
which they are set apart be worshliy f.lei,
and then efforts ia behalf OF fallen human
| ity De crowned with success.
W. II. u.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
Primary and Secondary colors.

Sir Isaac Newton concluded from his ex-
periments that the primary colcrs were seven,
viz. red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo
and violet, and thatall other shades of color
arise from tho adnixture of these in different
proportions. Professor Maxwell, on the other
hand, comedies only three primary celors-
red, green and blue-whilc Brewster claims
the three to be red, yellow and blue, and
moro recent invest cations make tho simple
or primary colors red, green and violet.
When combined in twos these produce the
colors termed secondary-thus blCe and red
make purple or violet; yellow and red,
orange; blue and yellow, green. The grays
and browns are compounds OF al three OF the
primary cclorz
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
@rHs srAar ANo rnE oAlLIss
mr. Hodenssetn's Estimate OF the Circuia-
sios sf ne CITY Pr-ss-Fsines sis-
msrsks spssch-


Charles Bodenstsin. Of ths Star Clothing
House Is very uEkind in asserting. in an
advertisement Fublished elsewhere, that
the Deuaocrat. LcndeY and Esqis have a com
bined circulation Of only $500 copies. Mr..
Bo3snstein. Who is TIE author OF the Al
vsrtisemsnt CT the S;sr rsferrs'i 70. does not
s.y sxacsly tbal. DuE De dos- saF tbss the
cena abiued circulation Of eur Cauy papers u
only 1890 copies. and lr. b0ueasteia
znows, A. does as employer. Ar Levi,
that the advertisement % the star is taxeu
IN eur coiamas upon a guarantees o. 900
c5rculstou. fhls lssves Just 500 70 be
divided between the three other dsiiies.
ehrewt observer snd careful feaier Of the
rs~spapeFs a. - Mr. BcGensfein. ne e
sreasly in error When he ssys that "a0f q
Ass' Of Prince BsnArrk's great peace
speech oppesred IN the Grand Rapids press.
II hs Fx1 nsRAN- hxsAGD hsd more than bali
a column Il ihls spscco faescsy morniag
Fehrusrv T. the mornlug siter it
~ss delivered. IL Mr. Bodenstein has q
&c rf this joaTnsi BE vii DAD
the cshis rsport o the great sfstesman :
sreech 90 ths Reirhstag in the f0uyta esl-
una Of the 6rst rsge of the ir PRESTON Of
ne acove dste. ff ae ass ne die. aud wiii
come 90 he eiFics ve xiil Z zsiiT furnish TO
him copies ei ths, paper ls q very eSident
that Nr. Bodsnstein hss. now tbst the can
psfgn = corrins an. been reading ne L'rsa.
sr-at srd inst he hss taas mIssed dssi
81 news that be might have rad n 4
home caper ssd he stuck rsiigiousiT -
his rEr EeRag HEsAEp.
Nesntals Ar. Bs,ieusteia is c,rdi air IN
vifa,i 70 coule 10 this ofiics snV msrn ina
hatreea tee hyars ~ md 5 aud count tne
rapsrs ss they come irosa the prsss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
Tho German Crown Princess.

"The German crown princess" says DR..
Morell Mackenzie, sis a model nurse, having
all Ter fec IS under strict control and suf
fering without making any sign. l 90 not
think can be accused Of lunxeyiSn, but il
is tho simple truth that she is the most re-
markable woman l have ever met. Her
knowledge Of science is something quito ex-
traordinary, and she is row thoroughly posted
in the pathology and surgery OF the larynx.
consider that very few medical men-not
specisliSts-would be able TO acquit them
selves satisfactorily il examined on these
subjects by tho crown princess. She dis
cussed the opiniens Of ell the physicians and
the various suggestions for treatment, criti-
cising each with the most perfect knowledge
and Judgment. Yet there is no speck Of
'bluo' about her. Her manner, when she
cares to pleaso, has en- indescribable fascina-
ton about it, which makes one understand
tho devoted feeling Of personal loyalty that
he's sometimes been felt for princes. / can
only say that il all royal pcrsonnges were
like this exalted lady Snd her gallant hus-
bai d, republicanism would soon be an ex-
tinct tradition Boston Transcript.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

The susiyerssry Of ths Iouns Meas
Cbrstaa Asscciaton Ill os he'd 81
s'slsek shis sseaing Ia Hsrs2an's Hal.
hon. u u Cukneoa " Detroit - II tnsAs
"a acdrsss ara TIE ssaging Wi1 bs II
charge oi tie .2aeert Gao. C1eFsyaasa
are requested te occaPy sesls 81 ne plat
TORN.
Rev. L x BenAstt hsvinx jast returned
fsosa hls Mes,eru TIP vil preach 70 his
nzzny ifieods 81 ths wealthy AveBus b4P-
tst c1ertn- tbis sfsR'as.
csan6eutisl tax on . subject usually
sscidsd nil Dc gisea 70 vOQnE mea ~ tas
!. "a. c. A. sQilsing a. ocl0ck tDls afieE
nooa. b Prof hszeisood.
Rev. Or. Knapp viii preach in the mora
ink Al Grace Church from Tbs subject, tos
xce lens kaosiedse' Ia The essalng the
subject of his discourse MI. os "kxcelsior
q kIcsisior
Ths m0raing sni evening subjects o.
Rev J. kloe Taylor a. tas 81. Psuls Ne
msrisl church. will be Lessons on CAris-
tixa kindness," aad "ksmenosF ths Sab
bath Day"
Elder Wales will preach in the mornlag
at Pages Hall on 'Tns Poor Mans Para
disc. or Free Farms for ESsrybody.'
There will be DO evening servics a. the
Division Street A. (. cnurea.
Kingdoms" will be ths subject a. the
afternoon services held by tue new and
Latter House OF lsrssl.
At the UniysrsslisG church. Rev Chss
Flahfer will preach In the moTning on
The Sources OF Religion" aud il ths even
iag on The Theology Of the Heart"
Rev. W. H. HDfman Of the Mission
| Wood Presbyterian church Will take for
his morning subject The Year and Its
! Lessons"
The morning subject OF Rev. Kerr B.
| Tupper, at the Fountain Street BAplist
church. will be How 10 interpTet :he Sab
bath Question" No evening service. viii
! be held.
| Rsv. Ben. r Ssr~nt. pastor OF the South
| Congregational church. will preach ia the
morning on Il Know Whom | Have Be
| lieved"
Rev. G. L. Preston will lecture in the
evening at the Wesleyan Aeihodist church
on Heaven as the Destiny OF the Righteous
| Beyond the Judgment"
| Rev s. Corybeare OF Chicago. will preseh
| in the morning at the Frs Presbyterian
church. There will be no eyening service.
Thoughts on Prayer" will be The morn
ing subject OF Rev. DR.. Fair 1t 81. Asrk's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

The siTorrs case Of Ann Br>nigaa s0Ainss
cuft csurf vssterssy and the complainant
vas granted aecr~- On the zrouEds o. DE-
ssssioa sd so1suppcrt sal tas defendant
-ss orsi~zed :, pay p~runsneat siimcnT in
he san ef g. 30 tsr the support ~ b.
~ife. Brsnlzaa has hsen IA i~il since lsst
y TsrrssE ssr ref1siaz - psv siiuio7v. bat
~ hss 1o~ been rste-s~1 snd sbou.d he
s<zin Fefuss 80 rs7. az szecafie1 W. D.
Sszed s<zinSx ian.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
GREEN GETTING EVEN.
He Charges His Wife with Extreme
Cruslty. and Wants Divorce.


Arthur w. Green, through his attorneys,
Ward & Ward. yesterday commenced pro-
ceedings ia the Clrcuit Court 10 obtain q di-
vorce from his wife. Ella Green, nee Nc
Arthur. to whom he WAS married October 5.
1856. ia tais city. They lived together. 81
the document states. until July l3. 1857,
and he complains that she practicsd ex-
trems cruelty toward him by being cross.
uxly and dissgreeaoe, inding fault with
him. aud falsely accusing him OF being in
attentive to her wants and wishes,
displaying an ugly and uncomfortable
temper and dsDosition, from the
first week OF their marriage.
lie AYERS that il was her habit to call him
vile names aud accuse him of running with
other women, until be was Obliged To leave
her. be continues with q long list of ner
cruelties, throsing cup OF hot water at
him. insulting his mother. etc.
Green vas arrested on complaint of bis
wife last vesk on q charge OF falling TO sup
port Der. but the case was nolle pros d in
Police Court. de VAS resrrested and a
second anne the case vss noile pros and
uow ne seeks separation from bis wife
rho has made so much trouble for him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Ctristisa Eenry Heine-kea Is the nsu1e of
. prodigy, who, Is il alleged. when year
old knew tae chisf events Of tbe Psuta-
feuch. a. = months kner the history ~ -
Cd Tssser-cct. as lf n.ontbs fhst - the View
Testament a. 2 Tesrs and s months ccusi
answer sry ordinary Question IN Gsc~rzFay =
or hixorT. srd st 3 years q sEe vas sc-
qnsinsed sta Fr-uch srd IAfin ss vel "a
his nssivc German Tkis hoy's bfs -ss W.
Tn hy Shoenesch 1eIaecxen d .e5 waen 5
years cf sra
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Two well known men met near the court
house the other morning. 81 can't under
stand it,n one OF them was heard 10 say.
"Here you are worth about $4,000 and
ain't worth cent. l believe l am just aS
smart as you"
''The difference" said the other, sis this:
You are modest, wh-io l have cheek You
wait tall somebody comes along and pulls you
out. L forco myself TO tho front Ay success
Taay be due TO the jew in me, but believe it
is wholly owing TO my pusa- a-"-LouiSvillo
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

The Licgeois is one of the most famous all
msnacs in the world. 1t is published at
Licge, where the first edition was Issued in
1895, and IL distinctively the almanac Of the
peasants and others who cannot read. Its in
structions are followed by means OF certain
symbols In connection with certain dates.
Thus pair OF scissors indicates tho proper
time for cutting the hair. a vial dsnoCes the
right season FOR medicine in liquid fcrm,
pill box the season thought best to take pills.
The almanac is purchased by many as hook
of advice, dates being regarded by them O.
OF secondary importance
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

A foetus about four months old was
found in the back yard OF residence in
toe southern part of the city yesterday and
the matter was reported to the officers. An
investigation was made aud IL was sscer.
tained that new servant girl had found 1t
the slop jar Oh Wednesday, sEd Toe mother
another servant Girl Who bad leil the house
on Tuesday. saving she was nj. The oetus
1rs taken 10 an undertaken and will te
buried tomorrow. 1t is unnecessary 10 give
any names as no arrests will be made.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Iss-,~s vsn ruEea. the Csusterfsit-r- Re-
uaansed 20 Ssli "a nssarts 81 s-lA
rsnaes Van Duzen. rho vss arrested u
Msnistr- for passing s silver certificates.
was given n examination before Jnited
<ras-s c.snra is.ionsc NcCassan yesterday
sftsrnoor. and bed ler srisi a. tie ssrcn
term ef the Uait-d slstss Csurl from toe
testimony xivsa tbe fact wss seTeicpsa tast
he "A ca-s.si stc-ess IlI II seven % t1e -
= re~ -prfi s.sstes. sns3 hssf severh insrs -
his pcssessicn. tie rss 1si1 - e1.sso osii-
snd a 1efaaat as rsmsneet g. iait p
sralt trial. Should be f1rEssn ne re4n1rel
f4sues ~ ~ilt - ialfn~1iately rezTrsS el
an . similar charge. a. ne = enlY casrgea
wifa cs-Si1x sne ef - csrtIncsfes. sna tae
other sx victims ar s~satsng al ofP-,Etan-
IN b szsiss In as ><sssca1i>a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

As 20 which Is the greatest volcano We SUI
pose that tie honors would be between Ne-
sgvius. Hecia and E-tna. This continent has.
however. Il C0useqalna = volcano not 20 Be
overlooked We are told Il it thai IN 1875
is bad an e~7rtion u three days, during
which the light Of t5s sua vas obscsTed over
hal Of Central America. AID more thsn
40 go sa7ars niles we're covered wiih dat.
ssaos ard ava Alto-stleT in the world
there are something over go volcanoes
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

The revolutionary war cost the United
States si35. 1913, ,7U3. The colonies furnished,
from l755 to lTs3, So. .O64 troops.
The war Of 1872 cost the United States
s107, ,i5o ,0c8. The number Of troops engaged
II estimated at Al .622
The Mexican war cost tie United States
s1Qo oo0. 900. The number Of troops engaged
was 10l 81
The war between t5c states cost tho United
States t9. $50 -. 500 The number OF Fed
ersl troops was Z. SO. .132
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Herman schaurmsns and Jan Hurnensn
hsd qusrTsl yesterday on First-st over tie
payment 81 some wages and the result " q
sbat The latter struck tbe former over tre
head vita piece e. board, cut ag severe
ssh oeh IA tas Hrbt ear haras sna1 ~ill
re- arrested On a cbxrge Of assault ADD bat
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

IRE srrosl revort q the Hoskea FAsr-
nscsuticsl Conpaay ~ss aisd YESTERDAY
rith ths County Cssrk. showing lhs Sslls~-
<s} Go, rersauei esssfe s. - e 1eoss
SO crefits. s4s1 p Fhe stacx 5oi8ers a.
Jeha A. 8sryer, :. 3. Hosksa asd <oaa =
ksnyoa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
TIE Literary Lsdies.

The Committee on Science and Education
prese ltet the programme st the l.. L. c.
yestsrdAy afternoon. A comDreneasive AT
SIC on "Oor Cable Road" was followed
b. a paper on Pipe stone Qosrries." A
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be made, and we guarantee prices that will
discount many of the so-calfed cost sales.
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Stacy. Adams & Co. Gents Fine Shoes.
Remember. we do not quote prices, but
an examination of our goods and prices will
not fail 10 satisfy any one. We have the
finest line OF
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
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