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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-10-24
AMERICAS OLDEST MAN.
Death Of William Porter at the Aga
OF III Years.


John Porter, colored man, sixty-dve
years old, went into an Indianapolis lind }
undertaker's few days since andtannounced
that his father, William Porter, was dead
@How old is her he was asked.
when he died. We live up toward Rowland g
Station. He was born in Kentucky, in It'll.
He has been in good health, and at his death
he weighed about l35 pounds He has been
active all his life, and has been able to visit
his children, twelve in number" If the
family record in this case has been correctly
kept William Porter must have been the old
est man in America. He was born before
the Revolutionary war began and long be-
fore the Declaration of Independence. and it
is claimed that he had indistinct recollection
OF the colonial period. He leaves, beside his
children, two generations of descendants, in
cluding many grandchildren and several
Observation-Disclosures.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-10-24
MONSTER DAM.

A Scheme to Head Off rho Rio
Grande for Irriguling Purposes.
A movement is on foot to construct mon
ster dam sixty feet high in pass few miles
above FL Paso, Texas, 80 as to form great
reservoir in which the waters Of the Rio
Grande will be stored up for irrlgating the
valley for fifty miles below that city. This
would submerge about fifty thousand acres
of land, scarcely an acre Of which is at pres
ent cultivated. At public meeting Of citi-
Zens of Ell Paso committees were appointed
toraise a fund to bring a competent engineer
to the place to investigate the copait,on and
report on the possibility and osst Of the plan
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-10-24
BURNED TO DEATH.
Eight Victims OF Mysterious Fire
In Nebraska

In Nebraska
A family named Richter, farmers, living
between Geneva and Ohiowa, in Nebraska,
consisting of a husband and wife and five
children were burned to death at their home
on the plains. A tramp, who was spending
the right with them, was also burned to
death.
The origin of the fire is unknown, hut the
supposition is that it is another tribute at
whisny's shrine. The tramp had been around
the neighborhood for some time and that day
was drunk. MIR. Richter had also been
drinking, and it Il supposed that the farmer
rav have gone to sleep while smoking and
that the fire thus originated. 1t was not dis
covered until the house, with its inmates and
entire contents, was consumed
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-10-24

THE largest passenger engine in the wort-
has lust been finished by tn" Rogers works,
Providence, r. l.. for the New York, Provi-
dence and Boston Railroad. Tie driving
whee's are six feet in diameter. 1t tskss
three tons of coal to get up steam.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
LOVES OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.

Henry A. Wise. the noted Virginia
statesman Of Tyler's day. was married
three times.
Buchanzas sweetheart died during
lovers quarrel. and his bachelorhood be-
came her monument
Alexander II. Stephens. disappointed in
his scboolbOy love. refers often TO her In
his letters OF q long life of single blessed
ness.
Stephen A. Douglas. tho Little Giant
Of Illinois. was twico married, and IL IS
said that he courted Mary Todd at the
same time that her hand was sought by
Abraham Lincoln
George Bancroft was married twice.
His second wife. who died several years
ago. was very popular in Washington.
and was a noted society figure
Chief Justice Marshalls marriage was a
happy one, ana his married life comprised
hfty years Of the tendercst Affection
His wifo died but short time before him
John Randolph. the moody. unhappy.
erratic genius Of Roanoke. lingering for
years on tho verge Of insanity. speaks Of
Maria Ward las one whom he loved better
than his own soul or him who created it ."
Daniel Webster's two marriages vero
both marriages Of love. lis 6rst wife
was Grace Fletcher. the daughter OF a
New Hampshire clergy man, and Webster
married her when he vas 20 years OF age,
and wkIe he was yet poor lawyer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09


Az8y toilets zr~ s@Ey fasctfuL
l.sEzl-s pzeoe.ss s1eoss - tAls ss~sS@-
Eaazess srs lsssszi-g - : z0s1ss~ns
exts2E
ShoFt ZSs4s. j-exsts az . p4sslAs e.
for faA
ne p<~ IA sad SUEDE gloves b&ss
seza-s - tAs oask rssezalling plush
Cs.os tlssEsnx AS becsnas = Ens 40.
luVclraz.x soae fx1l-Kk LIS Associations
slcii eEns. BsHKAll@s Eohsa1s. Ps~u &c
sots aza ns1F - $50 ~rs t2s t-Fo<its
slks
Bonuet strings oonas from the oack tbs
ssssu. ilAsse-a II iro-A t0s s4rs. "a fsrL1
cay
Clo.h xovrus are trimmed ~rsA velvet
orsi1inK E--tSl~sse. p~sse-asAtSFis Al
stitching
Uuaerski-ts gro~ E.ore anS EaOre slsbor-
srs suraA. Z. aee so OsheT sacA sllks
casauoss lien. sDd Eas A-es trimmings
4re ~ order
Long. lOose troat rsglaas and wei ntted
SeNIl4rkegs are about equGI n pofuA@r1ty
Sfripes pads S2a mixtures Are grSaAs-Ay
yielding 70 sold colors
French millinery green dominates tbs
Rat domain gray ranks ae1t Flowers
Weld 70 ribbons and feather garnltores.
II shapes, lo~ crowns arc tie rule
Straight. undrapod skirts are feature
OF many nsw fall dresses They are very
simply trimmed around the bottom ~ita
: band Of rastI ana tinted embroicery.
Some short street jackets are trimmed
vfth braided rcFers Of the material, or
with those OF velvet The sleeves are Ia
loose coat style with bell shaped wrist.
Six rcdingotes in dir~cto.rs style are
especially service&bie. ~s they nay DC
worn upon almost every occ4slon-for re
ceptiOns. home dinners. street I'D visit
Ing purposes
Fallle diemant, striped with vine leaves
outlined with some contrasting color IA
/ different weave. is one OF the old time
silks revived by present fashion. ana is
nosy beautiful
| Cashmere colors appear IN the lovely
| Persian silks, Feronese-a dull rcc-and
castor brown arc among predominant col
ors, and groen and silver gray enter into
| pleasant partnership
Velvet is the pet finish for dress waists,
| forming thereon collar, cuffs, vest and
| revcrs. The long. straight lined Direc-
| tolre bodice with fat reyers OF velvet,
/ lessons in effect the extreme heshinesS
| which is the baue of some women's lives.
Cloak, Suit and Ladies Wear Review.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
THE GENTteR SEX.

Mrs Parsons. the Louise sfichel OF Chi
cago. is going TO England to lecture on
anarchy.
Miss Anna Dickinson still wears her
hair short and parted on the side; but for
that her appearance is altogether feni-
nine, and size delights in fine clothes.
Queen Patience. wife ct King ia ia. re
Gently visited England on her way TO join
her husband at St. Vincent. She is only
Is years Old. and speaks English fairly
well
Princess Eugenie of Sweden. who sacri-
feed her jewels 10 build a hospital on an
island OF the coast, where poor criPples
might be nursed and healed, Is regarded
as insane by her family.
fundita Ramabai. the high caste Hin
doc woman who has been soliciting funds
In this country for the establishment Of q
school in India for widows, has returned
10 her native country with $4,000. She
obtained more money In San Francisco
than anywhere else.
Gertrude Rives, the younger sister of
Amelie Rves Chandler, is extremely fond
OF horses and daring rider. She is al
most chndlike IN appearance, but has no
end or pluck. Her lather owns a hand-
some collection of horses, and she spends
much time In the stables directing the
grooming Of her favorites-
Mrs Kate Upson Clark. whose name is
now seen 50 frequently IN current litera-
turc. IS a witty little woman of 30 or SO,
with u husband. three boys and domestic
tastes Her favorite costume Is tie
Mother Hubbard. and she thinks il com
bines all the virtues that aesthetic and
hygienic reformers are looking for.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Mrs.. c. 3. Congsr, Of PORT Huron. is in
the city.
u. ". Johnson. Of the Union Pacific
Railroad. il ia the city.
nrs. John Fair and Mrs Gof, Of Cadillac.
are visiting friends here,
frsd Lord. travelling passenger agent Of
ths Northern Pacific, was ia the city yester-
day.
s. wisnett travelling freight agent of
The Northern Pacidc. was in town yesssr-
DAY
Mrs. Moii-s Willis, formerly Of Grand
Rapids. - here from salt Lake City, Utah,
on vlslt.
Robert WINERY. D. 3 Quigly. Vim.
Nsizer and r. l. Hat are the ssddsss loos
ing men about the q. T. ( I. SHOPS. They
are Democrats.
Hobert A Davis. the Auts soloist. ha,
zone 10 Yosilsnti where De will spend q few
DAYS before going TO New York City 20 take
a posifi0a Sub Rice AiEssfss&.
Miss Chloe Lsmoreaux. OF this city. and
M Frederick Johnson. Of Traverse City,
we're married yssCs-daY morning At The
residence OF the ocidss sister. Mrs ).
Ketcham. OF sweetest Rsy. u. Cron
cfHciated sn1 the happy couple isft on the
noon tgsia tor bridal trip TO Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09


wv. PEispes - okktsng wisA tAs
"A 90 Az-lls 49, bsss q tfs<A tals nAsr2sAs
o 2 Be-6s ler oelax 0isor1sTiy n ths
stEesl O. y eosesosy ps-a ecs aeLiAr Aaa
oosss ssstsfSsg.
f1sre ssfe uinsleen Gases IN ne f0tee
Cor YESTERDAY les 81 sasel ~eEs taa -
a. ~ - tlAls slectloA cTs41 "a
A eert Mating - - wss arrested s5nes-
dzy ~ - - or1As 4sc 6 lsssSss =, s,les seed
a. y src seutence sas susl<ocsd en- p@y-
Els-t ef costa.
Nasn re cssslsxsiDsi ". : RyRsss ~ss
e. "a ssstsrdsy tts defense ~ks uoi qalts
resds s1d sac R-llsr w4s Ac39uEUsc ual-
saturday ionsnoon-
0eorgs fiaek ihs men arrested for al
tsGg ssiLs Fsps 90 sls osa osskatsE. AsFy
Aon + sck wss SrTalgued ia Police tourl
YESTERDAY afternoon aud demanded sn sK-
an aatlon Aleh ~ll t4ks place ihs tore
noon
" II Tsn. the Rissrcsle UeTchsnt. ~he
IL secused of obtaining gosas sIadsr tsls~
prsfsuses bAd has case adjourned Yesterday
until enc week from heat Moucay. The
saloaFotaeBt sss made Oh seeoaDI 81 tEs
death II a Telstlss.
Joseph Powlishowski and Julian Ashsg-
oowskl were arrested yesterday for stsslinf
tHO bali barrels Of beer il seems Ihs
someone oa the West side OF tue nver DO
mated The beer for nse on election day $40
tie bOys knew where IL VAS secreted 81 lhes
drank Il themselves.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09


"a. cosafy Bs4r4 sf caasssssrs nssts
I1es14g
ssss Psssy e ssss saassFs seal sorh
yssteftaf
Erefg man sssrsys ia politics - IA
f1ls .-ssr a.
TIE Laater esas s4s siiz gistars q
Haluesl 49, alznE
= Weston lesE ~ "a Bart 2nd
frs.i a. Azyuara go g.
Daa fafxst las hsDah.iosa nssfiaz Al
Ilee Hal llis aifsruQoa-
H8ef ~ askszon va staeDding
sns sgeerlf loi.rt fasief1sg
YESTERDAY sas q stormy Ia sat 10 san
shaus .a lla asafts oi lns kspuDi4eans.
mr4 = hasy 10 tbe superior Court
heanns lns irsl 81 opsnl1s asd skssa4ss''l
s1l-
A sspoe1a saa ssasd Ia sss Abbott
eisoGle cass Ysslsf1sg. M. A1sosI las
lsil rs eils
n-s saaiion. Msars ass been sstAo-
hsnsd "a tas q. T. & l1st ouislds ~
boyns Fa4iA
A sarrant xas GOT oar la-s evening tor
Henry Nmmsf i8r air1ins Wn- A. hacn-
ssIson clip "a ne eye.
Fas Fss fxfurss have ben pgt IA ths
cav aali l4ssf a11 the llocz no~ snH ss
fha Ens b. uislE a. ~eii a. nY day
"a san-s seems CO 5st 90 via. Two
gears seo 30 700 an Ford. ilis veal hs
sao co Eelzasp. niae a4ts. a. oi tnem SIX
1lt one.
A Isrzs aambeT % Republicans have dee
erased tA-.r a9uses ~it1 banners. iantern q
snd aunung in nOnoS u lie great ksp0Du'
caa sfcllaF
James ClgesdA.e an old resident Of tnt'
cav. a.ed o. "a hou.s a. 49, Turner ST.
s.si.riav Cly-sdsle Eas l3 years old. and
al re.lded here nlany Years.
An Indian woman and woman rom
me s.Eth Wsfd Ners arrested iast nig1L
Ias slxtb W4fd Noman foe Selns dlsor
desIY sal the ladlaa woman tor beng
CF4nx.
TO s-ttls an election bet Louis Kuhn. o.
Eu>n Bros .il shesl Al coUrtsrigh
tais forenoon. at 10 o'clock. from y Pearl
a. 20 100 Canal-sL A brass band will &
s.th them.
Ohs grain Of comfort can be found By Al
pA-tles oY ths siection Of Mr.. be.knap fo
congress Re has four very pretty a.,
charming daughters and II thsy sccon
pang thesf iathsT 10 Washington they VI
be bright 0rnansnts % capitol society. an,
great credit % he city of their nativity
IAs Lca.isr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
". Did Not illuminate.

Everybody knows that J. T. Strshan, ID.
popular superintendent of the Phoenix
Furniture Factory is strong Democrat.
Mr.. Strshsn has Just completed his elegant
home a. 22l Mt. Eern0n-st. and has one Of
The finest places in the city. Tuesday be
got the gas futures in and hsd everything
ready for . grand illumination in the even
ing. so when he left home he told his wife
20 turn on every light as s9On Ss he tsle-
phoned that Ford Vas surely elected Mrs.
strshsn waited and waited. bat no toe
phone message came. SO sAe retired 81 l a.
IN. without tarnlng on . light About ;
0'clorr sir. Strshsn came home. letting
himself IN BY the beck Esy, and going TO
bed without saying q wOVd. HIS heart was
weary
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

m. cs~2is-isasrs ~ 3at aoss h-sa f-P>
Er0sa tle Nsasell-

IA. Cs@2issisasrs ~ xat AsFs hs1 f-P~
ErSzs e1s C~asell-
Ths Eo4r1 sf fcloe 49, klrs ComDis-
Eoaers a. tnssE meeting yssterosy Escsissd
4 soasE.aaioaziaa irsal y. L. clalaaoas. n
CoEasr. A. storsE ~ BarSh, sad 39hz
Vsns. ssksn. spP.ylnz iof posisleas % 80
uol.cs tree 4esd % Z =. Bi1s asr saa-
sry sork a ths Various departments ~s1s
rseelssd ron Oes Bros. .. AuagsF. s1a
Gardner 4 Baxlsr. Eass .sFs I'D - t2s
t46is szpofasi ,.
super . te1dsnt BiJuag3oass ssxsd t1ss
to Tssphons Company - alis~sa - sst
es5lss a Froat Fliton. sad Collegs-sxe.. -
plAcs II e.gy pslss. "a TslsFAons COMPANY
u accom- mod.ls ths cly suss e. tnslE
pole Adopted
AarsbsA Lsuoia recommended tns con
nfaasaon 81 Charles Lssis a. slpPsy driver
aa4 Alisu ~ Lamb - BE- fEli-i-me ia11tf-
s44n a. No 4 Also taliss CUMMING. =
Cammlnzs. snd Charles SraoeFrY IS part
oar lscdermsn at ~. a. Eslssred - Lhs
Con mites Ga Asa an Disc pllle.
The Csumittss 90 mea snd Dlel pine re
com asendsd me placins IT q pa-rol box -
sasssr - . psution OF citizens 10 hat
gc nity.
Accounts amounting 70 . 90 ~efs al
lo~st.
The following promotions were made IN
the poGes force. Sergeant Johnson "as
/ promoted 70 ths uss rank Of captsln snd
| -arz-aBt Hurley u the nssly made rAak
81 lisufsGaEt.
TIE President reported that The Guy Mar
[ sbal had demanded ne Key o. ine ROOM
occupied 0y tbs detective iorce alu So geani
Of police as sleeping apartfnsats, IA aec5f u
ance with the action Of tbe Council iAsl
I Monday giving the rOom % Judge Holmes
Tue room : under the contfol oi TIE
/ Board I'D as 20 communicative had o~-n
/ fecsivsd froa The Council. Com "a isslonei
/ More moved hat matter be laid on the taois
nutu II Is properly brought before tue
/ Board. The motion Was carried, ne Cont
| nisssoners evidently not reils1iag tAe lac :
/ of red tape in TIE Nay Ia which they Ia
! ossa informed OF the action OF the Council
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

HrrsoSvlEts Nov. s-Joe Dearborn =
naki1x some decidedly sttrsctivs improve
rnrnfs On his residences The Union
Labor nrket csceht go votes heTe.-
ksv lenes Sill - continued another Tsar
a. asstor ~ tae Conyregsticn church.
~ ss Carrie 81 vs-ss IS spending -sek
~th her rreai1,otber IN thIs vicinity --
~ he fh'rtr Prohibition votes cast hers
e lfifev got 1insteen. Ford sine asd Bel
knan fU- Anvfhinz significant sssnt
f~sn fine Plaaieiuenisl vith good inten-
ers rasfs1 = 6siEnsD Sip ever his csnii-
ftss ftr rernor The LADIES' Aits
Srefsfv vii give "T,onks~ Social al
rnrirzhsn Hail rusSsisv evening. Nov
1A We SO nof snow whether this Vii -
90 regular weekly program ne of tss
p~lstv ~ nat
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
VIII Fay IHe seT HERE.
ono More wa-sIbarrow Race Set for Next
saturday Noon

ono More wa--Ibarrow Race set for Next
saturday Noon
@. RI. Hamilton. The agent OF the "Mys-
tsry Of the Handsoms Czo~ company, Is Ia
the city paving The way FOR bis company.
Yesterday be recsi v-d a telegram FROM tohn
Crisler. ths agent 0i Charles Gardpsrs ;
Carl ccmpany. that raissd his subnrn
har. Last Summer the t~o nustlsrs met
I'D male BE- az follows. - Hsrrisoo
Wis elected Hamilton wa 70 woeei Cris.sr
ak blocks IN whesi barrow. and # CisTe-
isna wAs elected Cr;sisr Vas 10 wheel Ham
ilf0n. % be accompanied by brsss band,
and t0e bsf VAS 70 os paid ia the trsS town
tney met IA.
The telegram received instructed Hsmil-
ton 90 ~ urepsrsd ~ pay the bet IN Grand
Rapids and a. Crislsr weighs over two hun
drsd pounds. and Hamilton IA a hight
wsi-hi. there = liaals to % some excite
nanf.
The music vii 20 furnished By George
Leonard Bll Posters band. and Manager
Gsrwood uiil follow the sd-hsaded agent
90 white horse. Saturday st y O'Clock is
tbs tine set and the rome from Sweets
Hotsi % Rsdmoud's Opsrs House.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
TWO PROMOTIONS.

The Predictions of the Tslsgram-He erSld
FULFILLED by the Police Commissioners.
As given out by the TELEGRAM Z ERALD
sometime ago. the proposed promotions in
the Police Department were made yesterday
BY The fromOtion of Sergeant Johnson 10
the position of Captain, and Sergeant Hur-
lev to be Police Lieutenant The duties OF
these two offices were given at the time the
announcement vas made 50 IL is not neces-
.ary 10 give ;hem again. For the present
the two officers will continue as they are
now until the new scheme can be carried
into effect
The newly promoted officers deserve their
sdvancsmsGt. end can be coDgrAtuls;ed ed
upon their success. They have always made
good officers. They always will in the
fature
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

pErRiTFk sAlr-rr sirps ~ sn e1scsiian
- is.,seS cfr 81 ard unfef tilf e-s n tnE tfsfNt
Cossfl a. tfs oupfitf o. eii 81 ttf seq 81 tict-
Kan sffesfed ou ibe lF 1sf r' hneft ~. a 49,
~ ne direc e. sn1 oeiisfrol, 81 Vfts 81 ths
Efni CouutY ~srinFs bsut. pain ~. &c
ssssufl lbs efspss suc chsfitis snf Get ~ttf
fbefrof hef of ths fssi e~tstC RI a. ftfanf fsh
ia lsrlcf sud Tie CompsnY, fre1t q. Neftiat.
s.rorrs \ DsyR kes. NcNpsn Heust =.
Rfe.a.r usr7s iadssrd . 10 Fia fsNtifne.
Fseieries Eios sno fienfs 2 hstsf TIE g.
frnosnls thsf ga named fsvs ievitt gfspa see
snsl eyrsoss ~ -slt o. patif sac ~ o fto1soi
ts ths hiche.i f6oot - 49, f1flif frns eHtfeisss
"a tie ltfeasu opur rcoifs TolIri fiet . csirss
81 the cstf ofer.nd kAisds thsi t.essT ttf 80
- naldfne no CirrnH tour ~ iif fcsiitf
wherein sfid rresrf-e srs f8ffIetrf o rtfnrenf.
fhs fWf d. ~ kovern ~ a 4 isss a. tefc'sioct
~ lhe ffencun 81 ssto csf. fns ioio~Hsf
asscriffe yea esisif is iDE suc ef itf g. thf
ssnsrtv ~ Kent 80 sfsfs ffhirHt a fr.lpet
so~h CON sasraitt o. tht sovft|sas fofrgef -
ths ~e-i hAlf ~ .. BE- rpF. , wte qssriei a -
reefior uifnfef rievet o. lu towns nlf tuufref
sfhi ~ uurtf a faUEf nuriiref eifveh ilf We
rilssritg thenet nDrst g. hpiu hifre tfstss
ss,sifAsatg sod .ons taf usFKf ~ Ff.if ri~er
~ hs ffersrftiaf ~ fsft ~ee iifIs a $50 Nctens
irasfft sz,uif fr fht sf~fft- -res no1iei ri ssla
s,sis,ses sossin thcres 60 a. a. ere - -.
sinuing ret's utnf fvenif - sars+ - 80 -
Tn asass usfff ~ $50 rtnptniHg fFt firH -
waT dteSee te DO l.fanf taf4t q y. lsls s.si..
faffef b-irt nsafttfts stf,Hf r'l. f0s-fif'f rfia
~ sssfs7snsnces stc bpiiainsp tssffonte -
l0nEn ne
f,,iec s.resuhei y = fsss
t.oosr BEvsT shs~s
~ . tf~rFFsV1.
J rprftf Dncfi sssrsf
FlsinHf kieyueF
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

A standing figure Of Grant. IN soft
army hat. cloak and top boots, has been
rlaced in Twelfth street square, Sc Louis.
Il Is the work Of Robert BTinghurst. ard
was east IA Chicago.
A cclared nan. born of = slave no her.
- about 70 exhibit efty paintings in New
Eavea. His naue is William II. T. JACK
son 10 has studied three years at the
srt school of ale univsrsits.
A rrpllca of v " Story's seated
s.sfus 81 Ger-. Psabos7. orec-ed IA Lon
eo-. hss arrived In BAissmc-e. L Is a
gift "a tAe cifv fror Hr EobeTt Garre't.
sz.a vii be placed in ~. Ven N square.
opposite the - body lnstitute
The PiT1onth uonu-aent kas taken
thi-tY vesrs 20 complete Harriet Bill
hs-s lid ths rla1 and worked hard %
ruzke IL 4 rralitr. y her the cc-7eT stone
was laid Daniel Webster delivered the
Grafton The mcnament IS q witness 70
sae flial piety cf the 6esssndsuts q ths
pilgrims rather than wvk 6 grsst A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

chnery in the job room OF l.. B. Stanton a.
Co. No. Peari-st.. large sized power cut
ter. 2 800 weight wiki al the very latest
imp-ovemen This firms plant is one OF
the most valuable Of It's Kind in the city.
and is we'll equipped for work OF any de-
scripiion relating 10 printing. The recent
addition to their immense amount of ma
chinery is demonstration thar L. r. Stan
ton & Co., are enjoying most lucrative
business.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
ANNUAL MEETING.
Read the Lisa aud yots for Whom Yoa
Please

The following are the names select
ed to be voted on for Directors OF the
Board Of Trade soon % be held:
10 "a. Honorable ne President and the Boara
of Directors u tise Grand Rapids Board q
Trade.
GxSrLExEx The Committee appointed
by you 10 present the members Ofthe Board
OF Trade a list OF siNty-two members OF
wbicn thirty one are To be selected 10 serve
a. member OF the Board OF Directors for
the ensuing year would respectfully report
that the COMMITTEES held meeting Nov. Z,
OF 7.30 o'clock .. m. Hon. +. =. Dlkenan
being absent; that they have gone over tue
list OF membership carefully. and herewith
present the following list OF sixty-two
names Of gentlemen. members OF the Board
OF Trade. Resp'y Yours,
FRANCfs LETELLIER
Chairman Special Committee.
Wm. n. Anderson, David NJ. Amburg
Orson A Ball Geo. @. Briggs Orrin T..
Brown, Frank r. Brown. DelOs A. b Odgett.
Moreaa :. Crosby. Jno. 7. Creque. Jno. A.
COvode, Chas. ". Eaton. Ernest 3. Fisher,
r. Crofton Fox. Geo. p. Clifford. Thomas D..
Gilbert, Julius Houseman. LoGis E Hunt,
Henry F. Hastings. Joseph c. Herkner.
Anton @ Hcdenpyl, Harvey J. Holiistef,
Geo. A. Hall.
Chas.B Judd, Eugene W. Jones. A. =.
Knowlson. Fred w. X eindienst Chas. h.
Leonard. Isaac c. Levi, VIM. T. LsmOreauK,
Rowland Lowe. Samuel Lyon. Frederick
Loettgert, Geo. NJ. Mayhem. Jed Miner
John Aohrhsrd. Christopher b. Morgan.
Amos l. Musselman, James G.. Mcbride,
Joseph G. Mckee, Chss. Z. Olney, Mm. II.
Powers.
Thos. NJ. Peck. James T. Phillips. Lester
J. RindEs. Milo q. Randall. Jno. Rawson,
Samuel sears. Jno. Snitseler, VIM. J. Stuart,
Elbridge q. Studley. Richard ID. Swartout,
Lathrop c. Sto~. Walter A. Smith, VIM. Z.
Shelby, Chss. e. Sigh. Themas w. Strahan,
Siduey r. Stevens. John A. :. Verdier
Carl q. A. Voigt, Daniel II. Waters. John
Widdfcornb Orrin A Ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09
THE COUNTS.

CTscr1r CorRT-Gsorgs v. Fitch W Nor
ton Fitch. continued. Charles J. Bnrhsm
Va fallp Grshsm. continued. Andrew r.
Hum 81 a. ~. Jennie Fsrwsn. continued.
Glars A Stevens vs. Moses Brooks e al
eaunnnsd Edrsrd +. Aliis ". Voight &
N4rpol sheimsr. continued Robert Rsrrvs
sn.e ksnw To-. continued Charles
Rstsrlsn ~ Dsnisi r. Gsileutine. on trial
Nefors iurv =. Herman Iaxie - Dsios
HsnrY. Bfxmsnt far PlaintH for S13.0i
proceedings STAYED Tor tvsBty dsFs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Chss. DsNarr. The French artist. vho VS.
q. Petty. bad hIs trial in ne Police Court
yesterday. ard wes convicted he iary
beng cas- eniY few moments. nsMaTr
wiA recsivs bis sentence this morning.
The resu q toe trial "a 1lits satisfactory
% Mrs. Fsfsv ard bsr friends. ~ho tank "a
the Jury did. thai sac hsd been grossly
5000
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

a. ferret eos sad dssco~sr. r hey csr.
s.ngIs $50 whers IT Pieree's Golden Ness-
cal Discover as tesn cd tor tcrp4S
Hvar lnz sesfice. lnours haor6 - CO.
sura8Frn n - sasir nSEes. vita aent eiving
snsran ssse sra pernssn~rt rssisf p-ovs8ef.
e. ccn-s<. ftst - Sir-cto1s ksTs kszs fss-
$50 - f-scxss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

Nelson +. Vsnderlyn. who has been a
postal clerk on the Michigan Central road
between Detroit and Grand Rsui IL for the
past ninsteen Yeas, received notice on
Wednesday that he Wss discharged from
the service NJ VsnderiYH has been a very
eficiens clerk. but be was = Republican sd
f1r this reason he Vas removed. He has
however tbe satisfaction Of knowing tast
those rso or6ersd his removal had nosics
10 quit quite a. s0on a. ne dad.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-09

ssvsn-vesr-eld hog snd TO liftis girls
wsrs s~sn trsnspinz down North Division
e. n the mud ssd rsin yesterday % re
tnre ~ ~Raiknsnl Belkase' Cbsrlss p
Rslkrsui TIE hcY VS. hstisss - rzre
siso he girls. snd - later ws-e pretbIv
dressed snd ~nre 3si8tv ~hits sproas
trimmed With defeats pirx rihoon