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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

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lnfylnxsmsat u Letters psLsGt a1Mssf 20,
20 ~ And.es :. HsLiais AID islLsrs psLs4L
aumsef l7sJIs - Asdrss : hsili1ls.
fas k1ot cAsss rsspecilsslF ch4rse tie
infraxemsat 0y sad celsadant Of isltsgs
D.lsst a1mssr "a "a . WILLIAM EDpel-
s1slaasr sad islasFs Pstsot nuD esr 100. l9i
g. william Eppslsasimsr. fns lass na2eG
patsss Esfsrs solely 10 The GRIP apparatus.
The 0tAsF EpSslshssmsf pa@rat rsisrs sp-
parsnt.y y tzs sasis road bsd.
The hrst Of IAs Hallisis patents Bumosf
$50 so seams % csvs Tie shoie cable sys-
teEa IS applicable % cara propelled "a bo&h
iifsetloas % . siEgls lrack. The ofn
Hsliidls p4tsnt E4mber - Ole. CLAIMS al
IA proved device lsF sr0osllEs ears up0a =
c4eis systsIn. and al improved automatic
s-iteh- AszsTs CoeuKn a Ih4chef. ol
Chicaxo ara sohciLsrs tor Ghe complainant
Harry r. falcoft. Of Chicago, appears with
them a the Root cases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15
PERSON ALIrIss-

ceu. l. c. Rutherford IS hons from the
sEcsnpmenE
T. c. Gardner, Of Big Rapids, has ecms
bee 20 reside
Robert Psr5h viii spend the winter IN
les Angeles. Cal
j. Nnsli. of Carthage. No. IS N the city
bayink iurniturs-
Dr. C. r. Holt and family have taken
rocnls a. the Brunssicx.
Don J. L-zthsrs returned from the na-
tonsl sncamprsa. yesterday.
r. C. Kennedy, of Tscumseh. is spending
q f.- days With friends in this city.
Nrs Dr. Thompson. Of Strsthroy, Ont. is
toe guest OF her sou DR.. Thompson a. the
Bruaswick.
Mrs v. H. Middleton h,s returned frsn
. four vsess visit with friends IN New
burgb. y y.
Mrs. y. Bosswick. Of 253 StockinE-st..
will lesvs this morning for Cadillac and
other Northern points
Rsv. T. T. Bennett and c. W Picksll
havs returned from the Baptist state Con
ysction held At Hastings
" y Cook goes 10 Flint next week 70
sct u one OF lhs JUDGES in the Ponologi-
ca department At ths fair.
Dr. Perry schurtz has returned from q
pleasant Ten asFs' visit with trisnds IN the
southern part of the state.
Rev. " VI. Pr@sr. shs popular pastor OF
tss Pisints cid Avenue NJ 2 church tor the
past three wears. vii preach 20 ri, new
charge 81 Hsstisgs tonerros.
Sol Chspin. formerly Of this city. aow of
Sierrs Nssda. Mexico. 10 the xusst Of W.
ID. fslford and ismiiy. Mr.. Chaplin Is Ia
the miaiDg business in Mexico and likes
TIE country very mach.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.

Helps and Hlndrances to a Successful
DiEaer Party.
There are many whose wealth and position
entail upon them certain amount Of enter
tanning. Having, Ierhaps, 10 special motive
for giving dinners. they invite people to their
houses because 1t Is rather expected that they
should
At all events, psople must eat 10 hive. and
may as we'll make that necessity Is agreeable
in the performance SIS possible; 50 the ques-
ton IS, what CONSTITUTES = pleasant dinneri
First and fors1aest, Of oourse, toe meats and
drinks, for If fixture is there nothing can
make UP for 1t. Bat supPnssag rhst part TO
be perfection, tie next thing Is perhaps not
to let the dinner last too long. Linked
sweetness hong drawn out" is all very well;
but one may have too much Of good thing,
and there Is soTnrtirnes a sensation Of thralI-
dom feit at dinRGr parties which b anything
but cooducise 70 b--tlHEzcy, or even cheerful
ness, and although 4 may happen that ones
neighbors are excsrs,onsbly agreeable. that
il not invariably Tie csea, and vhsn IL Is
not, conversation is apt 20 fag and 70 re-
qVirs supeThuunsn efforts q mako &c goat all
A cisvcr bossess win alrEy> Try 60 invite
such guests are IN harn9Ey wfth each
other, but = Impossible tc manage this
sou1etsnss, 30 that allow &ncs mnst he made
for the human humps os had who have - be
asked, sni afso Cor tss eloc.r,s sort CT heinas.
vhocarry with thsn, an atmosphere charged
w11h cieusents OF storm eDd snzurbzrce. and
who at an ov4 kong 6itussr se-ozBs ix4tsbss
and argum>stativs. uhile EAs lesdea ones
seem TO ero~ heavier the fnngsT they ~ The
hostess herself q % cocrzs, oas of the great
est helps OF hisdrsacss 10 q dt7nsr Self
poesesscd and quiet. dseszsd hecominrfy %
suit her osa .xtyia. sue, aocvs an nsvvr Har~
rieior atss rsste. b>st an eys and enr on ti--
alert, s1e 1e-s>p~rf-suz. ersn vfrhcet sseaufF
Of f~sfnrss spA her frfsspus ovrr cos t-,ht>
Is gre.a, even vhe. n purity fsse larzs thas
corperzsscn Is prar1tcas,y q seriss q n<1c-.-
tetrs Sss can and siii, vhen one Of nrs
pausse cccuEx--ssaseb ssy-~y. Dr. oecxsr
souas sns fsrfrg tho stseT-prs<zps shs
trAdissaei '.ngsi~ hsrg soe Sow 4. ps..nx.
hv fndiar sorns topic 70 sfart bes crests
uro1l again, or sons lively rezuark TO rna1us
ts-rn lasSh
AsrVzsssf< tAe enezs. "a is>impo~s<es-r0t
to seel "A ttrrsss thai ssch sacrifices ne ve b~zn
made a. TIE shrine of policy ss 70 sssa tie
real briHsrrY ssl risssors - tt-s psrsY
P@sgss .rs sssed solely because II tAe va,ss
thar r>p~eesDt. ssshr~ N sse v'sy ~ rkhss or
rsrk. stsn = nag ~ that Trey are ths dsl
lsz q ths dan vishsu; oes spsrk II fr<sileo.
q h~fehsen tbsr hesvy p~rsensistF ~ en-.
lf-en sss<sr nA1sks~x However, -. u,..1
tax. e1TU sssv arc, srt - se>srs~ y
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

The best SOAP IN general for washing TOE
face IS pure white Cxstite, though sesre ot the
better kinds of toilet soap are equally good
Who're there Is tsadcncy 20 ernptions ths
pure Castiis soap has heshng sffsct where
most soaps Viii sxgravabe ths trOubls When
possible, use soft water 70 wesh IN but as
around the city this Is iIupr.o<icabla, a fow
drops Of ammonia ADDED 70 hard water viii
soften it wonderfully. Apropos of rain water
fer the SKIN. an old Lady, who at the age OF
~ years bad SKIN a. soft a. velvet, attributed
it TO the constant use OF rain water in wash
ing. Never use soap Oh the faoe during the
day, but tsy. be1oro retiring for the night
wash the face VIII soft cloth il warm
water, usisg the CASTLE soap literally After
drying the skin, RIB 1t well with vaseline or
cold cream; IN the morning wash this of,
using very little ammonia or soap IN the
water
few drops OF tie spirits Of campnor
added 70 the wash water twice a week is good
to whiten the skin.
Many women who are in the country for
the summer lose much benefit OF sun and
fresh air through fear of getting tanned il
they go out except at certain hours Of tho
day. II before going out they Will powder
the face well the danger Is much lessened
Baby powder is very nice to use for this pur-
pose, bat if this il not at hand magnesia or
even nour VIII do very well There are few
things more painful, and seemingly SO slight.
as sunburn. and the ucst remedy for this az
fection Is the old fashioned one. invariably
recommended In the country, of using plenty
Of but:ermilk. Battle the parts affected lib
orally and cfsen, allowing the fiquid TO dry
on. and DO not rinse It of l, is very cool
ing and relieves the snarsang instantiy.
Cream IS also used for this purpose, but 1t is
not any better than the buttar1nilk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

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frsaeA g0SsFanssnt e 1nks r. ASS else TIE
rss2h wi D. w4ssse4 fa ~stk rh~ gFasssst
interest," Tszzs fsrts4s i ns4sis tes basis q =
f1sctB@ssGg snd tnssai5us romance r-osnr.y
izsGed erasr tAs tisss Of 'NapOseen Smirn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15
TOWH TOPICS.

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isaF
sa asrk d sh.s e.if. haa sssa grated
asuf 81 s.stko,
Hsf ts 30 al zliraads r4saias tats
sft1a sgias ass sosE
4e aaal - arranx.als4ls a. Poiins hssd-
saafts.s sfs O. - iassfossa.
Assi.ch /. a. sssH Das "a tas Cssls TRACK
afsr 11s E9s1aiT lisfk s1ics-
Secs FsnasI sslt. a. a57 zsnt Alisy. %
feg s.ez sifa sbiaxl z~nlakils
Las sails 81 Lhe se~ aah=K 70 tas war
z'lx as ap above fss ioafta Zoos.
Wars 3 progressing fsDidig on Georss
~ GAYS 1ss na. 1lnE On Canals
TIE ayiag 8f as4 s4tsF z.lss . <luaz
sninlssnleaf ~ age aaausel VI LAsa-
H.a ~ Fossfs I'll 500 plsts .
sio1s wax arola1 tss opera HOUSE. oiocA
e.lsn Ch4ss ga -tael4 steers sill SPEAK
~ a.sglaazs Hal asEs "Wednesday sFsn-
isx
A political osnsas sf ths Vc5srs a. ths
IfFllz ssass ishtssn kspaolcaa. ~ sessS
Dsm1cIats-
Prot Rs.sske Of Fort Wsyas aas sssa
e. 81 ~ this eIfg "a secount of he sewers
ilnsss of Als father.
~ Reeds Lake sraaca u the d. L. 4
r. " E4Vs ordered sxtfs coaches Tor
iasr sunday tra1e
a Woicoli addressed ths seventh Ward
republicans ast sFsstng and n II. Ford
ss5xs a he FIRST Ward.
D ester las f0uadsr of TIE izls
sats9s4 E1s1.isg POSI-. Is ssry prominent IN
q. A. q asAlteFs In Indiana
The Pafk Congregational caarch viii 90
Ga a. excursion up the river 20 Grand
lsls8d aad picalc there today.
The Eagls announces tbat il wili publish
arKf Hre< q report 81 ths kspColicsa meet
8lxBf
A ass story wili Be zddsd 70 the Bruns-
Sict tals Fai. aad steam heat -Li aso De
Blt ~ WsFk sih begin a. 0ace and it viii
he anlshed ssfors " sntsg
Afthur r. Nil. NJ D.. 6ied an andsvit
wta the CsaatY Clerk yesterday that be
was graduate Of the Eciectrie Medical Col
legs "a. Cincnuali. and inlsaded 10 practice
msaiclhs Ia tais city.
The proposed entertainment for this
evening 81 the HsptaEsohs snd Red Asn
has 1eso postponed unul the I'D, owing 20
the inability Of tue sgDrems officers 10
reach tbs ely until hat daie
rae many fris Il Of M and Mrs J0ha
sehoen 6eld vii &c sad 20 near Of the death
- shslr iufant oOy. re died a. their resi-
dsncs in North Maske<on. Wednesday
Seot-mosr =. aged 5 noaths The remains
ssrs brought here and inferred IN Green
wood csmsterY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

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zlssc1zs ts tAsrsAss LIZ fsz0e<s of ts.s c@Eas-
Earlss a tie sso<.-<A. azreoly u tAs ~sssF u
warm. asa IaGiresty - e rescsto1xTy w3y
n Il = oola Il c1usss psz1sta 80 ef the AZ
n1sn.aTy trAsE. s.ksz n up 80 - speaki.
aad gsses Il = nnOra1nE sxsxclss .ad ~sxl2lg
Czre al1.st u tzsss Let 20 give c~ss water
when thu circulation, esster soosi OF g<-Aeral.
u 81 feeble - - nA.xs rssetio1 Imp Ia Die.
We sh0lld nos Fisk Il IN advanced age, noE IN
tbs fv<tle, whether ola or Young, nsr should
Il es gsven ia loo~I tFsuelss, hks chTonio
gastric c.f.sre In these Sasss II ss bass 20
give warm OF hot water. The aaalEo4 II
salt = very bsasnci2i Saeh . sFrns hoaored
c1<tosa O. drinking soup a. tie bsgInnisg Of
. naaAl oousd only have beea - pssses=nt4y y
adhered 70 becAass of It having besn found
by eEpsrssDcs 70 bs he most apprsprists
time. II docs sxactsy what warm or h0;
watsr, with the adis.aan Of saft dcs-. and
usore, in that it is patritive and sxcises the
fow Of gastric juice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

About sevcnty-hve persons of various ages
net Al the Superior Court room last even
ing in response to general caAl for the or
gaaization of Ford marching club. After
considerable discussion II was decided TO
abandon the formation OF a single club, and
10 form lRstesd ward clubs which could
Afterwards bs organized into a regiment
As most of those present we're from the Sec
end and Fourth wards. meetings for those
wards we're held on opposite side. of the
ball. Ths Fourth ward meeting adjourned
without Organizing until Monday evening
~ the Circuit Court room The Second
ward club organized under the name OF the
Ford Flsm beau Club and after electing
A. 3. Richmond as Captain; Fred j. Nor
rison. First Lieutenant, Dennis l.. Rogers.
Second Lieutenant. and CAss. 7. Rs.h-
ban. Third Lieutsnant. sdjourned 10 meet
Monday night At Metropolitan Hall.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

George A2cDoaaid = sRs author of tia
following poana ~hion bss osen inquired fog;
WHARF al yo-a come srozA bzsby dosFs
OF ~ tAs svsTy,<hsrs into Aers
Were ~ yeG ssS yo4r eSss - asas
Qua er tks So - I came through
wn-s nzS-s tAe light "a tseR sparkle and spin'
sSQas of tAe starry splkes isft n.
where ia yc1 gsS tass llttle taar'
fcund it waiyiEg whsn got here
whss Easkrs youF forehead - smooth and highs
A ssfs bad ssrok1d h as / went By
What mAke~ your cheek like warm white rosef
saw son~talag ostter than any one Knows.
whsuee that three eornered sEnils of blssi
Three aRgsls gave ne ~ osce a Kiss
Where did yea gst this peaFty ear
God spske, and u came ouf o hear
whers d5c you g5t those srIns and hands
Love made itself into hocss and handS
Feet. wheace did you come. you dAriirg thingss
Ffozn the same box as tie eh~ru6s w1nSs
How did they al cone tIst % - your
God Thoughts OF ne. and 50 grew.
But how did you come 70 ns. you dear'
Coo thought OF yoo. and SO I An here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15
1AILRoAp RrMRLEs


X. A. Gsvstt hss rsturnsd from the ea-
cam Dnasat a. Columbus.
About ffty G. A. =. men returned from
COls@5us Thursday night on the d. L.
&N
There viii ~ an excursion from Grand
Ledge 90 TINS CITY over the D. Z. q y. The
trssn vii ee run 70 Reed. Lake
The T. 9 n. & ". will sell Gck.ts 70
nstfHt and rsturn nsKf Wednesday 70 the
sfaietic games held there for $3.50.
Thsrs has bean q reduction IN The rsts on
grss aud Hour from Grand Rapids 20
EASTERN cities on = basis Of eve cents per
hundred bounds reduction 10 Nev York
City.
rss G. r & T. will run thsir sunual
chess rsioa from this city and stations
rorth - Traverse City sod Pstosksy sep
tember esth. The iars from rais city fer
tns round trip = = oulv SS15.
There vii ~ sn srcursion from Grand
Rapids and vicinity TO Big Fails. Mouans.
starting tbe 18th 81 September. Tas rat. %
les fhss cns cent nile Tor ths rousd
trip tiCkst- good for tnirty days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15
The Rain Gaure.

The pluvioneter is rain gauge, or an in
strunent BY means Of which the rainfall OF
any area may be determined It Is = cyiin-
dricAi vessel in shape, and has horizontal
bsse. surmouDted by fErnelishsped tip A
gisss- tuDs Allows the water from the outside
TO enter the bottom OF the vssssl The water
also fsais into the funnel shaped top. The
gauge ~ placed IN an opeo space. free from
toe disturbing Influences OF winds, and when
the water has risen one inch in the tube it is
estimated that one inch OF rain has fallen
over the given area.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15
4 Ewis. Crs.or.

The Swiss Good Night refers TO thu custom
of tina Swiss noun ntaineers Of calling through
their speaking trumpets at dusk, Praise the
Lord Cod One herdsmsn starts the call,
and has neighbors from every peak echo it
The sounds are prolonged by reverberation
from one mountain % another After a
short period, which is supposed 10 have been
devoted TO prayer, q hsrdSusal calls Good
night" This, too, Is repeated, and as dark
ness falls, each retires 70 his hut These
calls may be heard for miles, and are re-
echoed from the rocks for some minutes after
the orisinall call has died away
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

one ~ ths special trains over he Grand
fsrids road The other dsv. enrout- Tor Col
smens o.. contsined oniy Old soldiers from
uerth of Grand Espids Bsfor. hat citr
wss rescued. q pei vas taksr and ths 70
sul showed iast ~ OF he cid soldiers yer.
fsr genera harrison. tbirtY-nine f1r Clev.-
is1a snd eighteen far fssk Sevsrsi sx-
ersis. sro a. 1aFins voted fesr years ego
tor fi-rsisrc, hnt tsev ior'f propose 20 DO
il ihis year.-fsrf FrTae s.F-s.'s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

The speech popularity attributed 10 Cen.
John Stark on gong iRto the hattle of Ben
nington, Aug 10. III. was, "Boys. we hold
that field tonight, or Mollis Stark's q
widog-" His wife, the daughter OF Caleb
Page, Of StHFkStovn, now Dunharton, N.
H-. was narnad Elizabeth, and though there
Is much discussion about the matter, it Is
probable that the legend is correctly given
by the Rev. J. P. Rodman in his centennial
poem Of the Battle of Bennington"
The morning eame-there stood the foe;
Stark eyed them a. they stood;
Few words he spoke-'twas not tfrne
FOr noralzing mood
sSee thare the eneny, my boysi
Vow, strong Ia valor's might,
Beat thezn, Or Betty Stark VIII sleep
Ia wxlowhood tonight"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

The Reeds Lake trains over the G. K
l.. s. ID. branch will run Sunday. lesvlne
the Union depot al 10 and II q. M. $50
80. 80 40, $50. 80. $50 p. M. stopping
al Fitth-sye.. Hall-st.. south Divislon-st
Msdison-aye and Oakdsle Para. Return
trains will leave the lake al 1880 and 1885
a. IN. and every hour from > p. M. until 9
p. M. Fare from Union Depot. round Trip.
including boat ride TO the Pavilion. 20
cents. From hsdisoR-st. and Oakdsie
Park. round trip. IS cents. Fare frsm
Union Depot 10 Oakdsle Park. cents. A
pleasant and Quick ride.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

The "noon hoax Is out Of print aud q
copy can only be obtained BY chance. 10
~ss FIRST pubiished in the New York Sun OF
Azg- IS, ID. q, IS. ., and 81, 1895 Tie
fun ttle OF the ssrsss was: "Great Assro-
nornscnl Discoveries Lately Nadeby Sir John
Hgseasi, LID. ?. r. g, cor, az the Cape
Of Good Hope and tEs articles purportsd TO
be extracts fram aad condsnsatio<n OF an sr-
count Of t6ose discoveries published In the
suprisneat % the July numh<r OF the Bafn-
eErgh journal Of scsence
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

Andrew Sentilla was arrested yesterday
tor ssssult sad battery on the person oil
Emma Hefnas. This is the result of toe
fight st IS Sislsy-st Thursday night
SentiIls saws that several Salvation Army
wensn came in to help patch up sght
between himself and wife, and he put them
out Of his house.
Wednesday in lbs Superior Court Mrs.
ssntilla con- menced suit for diverce from
her husband
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15
Death of Bi.hap P.,t.r..n

Cable dispatches have been received from
the south Of frascs stating that ID. D. Pat
terson, bishop of the church known as The
Children of Zion. died there Wednesday
Bishop Patterson was q native Of Scotland.
having been born near Glasgow. July H.
lS4i. He enisrAted from his native coun-
Try TO Canada, where hs lived for a NUMBER
OF years. coming from thence 20 this city
asout twelve years ago. His career in this
city is tolersely familiar TO the readers ol
the TELEsRAs-H ERALD. After building ~
the church on Scri0ners which is one OF
the strongest OF that denomination in
America De returned about two years ago
10 Scotland, and at the time OF his death be
was on ais way home from a trip TO the
Holy Land. be Was the founder of the
church organ, Ddtga Of ne Ho5niag, and
author of several religious works bis wife
and four children are still residents OF our
city. His remains will DC intea Ell a. Glss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

The lDstroit Sunday World, the greatest
sensational sheet n the world will issue on
tomorrow q special edition for Grand Rap
lbs, brin iull OF Grand Rapids news To.
morrow's issue will contain merry hits on
all the boys. alpo full details OF all the se-
sstionsl doings in Grand Rapids the presc..
week with a complete account of The elops-
ment of DIR. W. II. Griswold and the woman
in black. The HOrid will be on sale by all
newsdealers and pewsboys tomorrow and
Sunday. Price cents per copy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

There is . stree. car line in Boenos Ayrez
s. A. On which sleeping coaches are used.
The fi,e IL about 200 miles long, and hoss,s
are used ia transportation. When a man
goes days 5osasnsy on the cars. be tahss a
ssesxer, sash of whiea "a provided wfsA four
folding 5oaks. The cars are aooot ssxhtspu
fast fsnS- Eorsss are employed because acy
are p3srtifal Prsl is scarce and conse-
cusntly dear
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

Tss assceor.i vos>fur wtn,sm X Harrison
IN hs4i vas as fsllsws. Msin~, 10. szzsaohu-
sesss, - Rbotls rsAsd, 4: Conn~>tsuat. a;
Ss-nost. 7; New Yort, %; View Jersey. 8:
PsnnsTl-aasa. 80, Delaware, 3, Maryland. 10;
herta Car.sns, IS. Georgia II, Kanspcky.
10; fennessee, Is, Orc. ~; Louisiana, 5:
n@sssiPpa. .; Iadian~, o. Michigan, 3 To
tsl, -. sgssnst - Zoe Van Raren.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

{&wts ccx eecrefary "a ths West Micsi-
kan fa.r AsS.~iafi3u. ass esi.siithed q
esk st s~esfs Hos~i. ana ~ rec.i--
soeieF trre rnfi t0eixat His ssuxhts-
b. ssis7 ~ aIs sa'ee n shs Psrter sisck
vr Fer ASSOCIATION nstters NJ. Cox
r-rs thsr fbe entTsss sre z~>st<r ia aus
e. f'r ass ere- -sen kno~n n lie his.
tafv 81 fhe Asscristssr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

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kuAl fsSs Az o4sxEK bQslSE 80
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has oos< ksssrs kdssn A AavH hsvs -
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sn1 a. t&sl - = l4rgs t0ros 81 ~oTk alsn o4n
work X u sei2g coaEs<sce iats ss@n lasss
n0aess.s AQG retail ogstsf hsas<- Ae
sgefs is seink sstex aR - haaale asa sAS
y s-egs - lArss Qeksnues aae etsTy i3eil'
IL 4z1s1 70 s4sks q tse E1esl sl.1e ~ tks
kina n he state. IAs EezllsLssa wAs sre
al la ksas ef tas nex arm ara SCI Anew Z
20 al Orsnc kzplax. &r. b1TeE, TIE vel
sran Asb and oyslsT dealer, was s'gkt years
tbs leading dealer "a Ao0ree-st ] ks hrn
wAl keeP essryteiax pertaining 10 he nsk
snd oyster busaDess, snd wien fairls epen
people Who wait goods 81 snoiesals -
retail wii nn1 ne new nfz resos - serve
them with the n0esl 70 be found 10 lhe
msrksss- They viii open about October ].
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

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ttnaepsscs r ret ss atd sssh- srrseis f>~-sf
TIE f1xs pocket ssnrsrAaos -ss cszs1 ~r>e
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srT1 + ~ss u,e1> n s47s By Pse-- n>se
- Narsrut'<rz. aaa cc>t ysara. kst<~ Il
wss vsln~s - Afzss 49, -sz skous the sszs
.zsd sk<<. = ruos~ egg
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

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as 1rsle.lse "a l4s Asstsrn pr
...f .saiEer AixaLs eselsr. ala
= soat . E1.sfiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-15

S1n5sv wss g. Bro~a's 1sih birthdsv.
- en szurfsv his vie plsnued little
~s< 81 srnke np ~heD seopt fortv ladies'
srf ssatisnien rasrcfrd n srd sssk eexses-
siau 1t s toriCile. TIE evsniug wss vsry
rtasaot srerf sst near ia cla@e A II.
isl ssn. "a ~ tttnsiy reusrxS srtsd
~ifh tautsone esSv rhsir. - Hrrr-
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