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csstias Glass ~ Hisetrielty.

Several Of the South Side glass i,c.
tories are now using electricity for cut
ting glass Heretofore when they
wanted to cut one Of the large cylinders
Of window slass, simple but primitive
method was used. This consisted Of the
pulling out from the furnace Of thin
shred Of glass hsatsd white. This was
quickly wrapped around the hottie.
shaped end Of the cyliadsr, and IL burned
through or fractured the glassi A pair
OF tongs had to BE- used in the process.
BY the new method the glass cylinder Is
encirclsd with fine wire, the extreme.
ties Of which ars pat in connection with
a'mall electric battery. II Is necessary
that the wire adhere closely to the glass.
When current Of electricity is passed
through the wire Il becomes red hot and
hsAts the slass beneath IL Then sin.
gle drop q wstsr deposited ON the heated
place will cause clean brsakAss Of the
glass clsaa afcund 10 the path Of the
wire. Contrary 70 Whist takss place with
the usual process u The treatment Of this
fragile material. II b found that the
thicker The sidss of the cylinder the bet.
ter the cut fAmsrioan manuiastursr.
-<s---
Removal Of seeliens d bone iu surgical
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Tho BUYERS GUIDES il
iaauod March and Sent.

Tho BUYERS GUIDES Il
! ] J J: : :
issued March and Sept,
each year. It in an ency.
clopedia of nsefll infor-
nation for ell rho pur-
chase tho luxuries or the
- neoessitiea of life. We
can clothe you and furnish you with
all the necessary ard unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance. sleep.
eat, fish, hunt. work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various sises,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do oil these thing;
COMFORTABLY, and you can make 4 fair
estimate of the value of the BuXEHE'
GUIDE. which will be sent upon
receipt OF 10 cents to pay postage.
MONT COMERY WARD q co.
lll-1l4 Michigan Avonue. Chicago. III
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U. s. MARSHAL'S
SALE.


ID Of the U. .. .ciccuit Court. in and for ths Dis.
tnct Of Nevada, and TO me directsd and de.
iiivsred, for . judgment rvudsrsd In ssid Court.
on the Fifteenth day Of August, A. D. 1855, in
favor Of A. B. Hunt, Plaintiff, and againsi @.
H. Patchen, Defendant. for the sum Of one
hundred and thirty.ons 70-100 doilars t9isl 20.
l00l. costs and all accruing costs and interest.
Wit:
All the right title and interest that the said
Judgment debtor q, h. Patchen on ne 18th
day Of Nay. 1885, had or 1t any tfme has had
since. or now has In the following described
mining ground and premises, to-wtt
Tho Silver. lode or 6ilvsr Quartz mining
claim and all improvements thereon situate
the course Of The vein BY 200 feet in width
also the 0feenback Lode and all Improve
nents therscn situate; said claim consists Of
loo fest In length along the courss OF the
lode By 800 feet II width; also the Gold Lode,
said claim consitts Of i,5v0 feet In length
along the course Of the ledge BY 100 feet in
width; als, Al the risht title and interes.
Issued 10 him or In his name for any of the
MD mining ground or property. ALI OF said
claims wess 1oon. "a on the nrst day Of Janutry
1e9a, By nai6 fys.chon, In hts own name, and
srs situate u NY Mining District. Lincclr
County, Nevada.
ninth s.s = e H.. On B. isss !:
O'Clock =. Of aid day. I will sail all tn.
right. title and interest of sAid Q. n. Pstchen
u and to the above described property, al tn.
front door Of the Court House, in Phoebe, Lin
coin County, Nevada. At PUBLIC AUCTION
for Cash 10 hand 70 the highest and best bid
dcc. tosatisfy said Esscution and all costs.
5As. A. MOORE. U. g. Marshal.
T. D. runnHn. Deputy o. 9. Mnrshsl oclsti
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Oat Of 600 men discharged from Joliet
prison and kept track Of for two years.
over 800 have been returned to prison
again, and not over 100 out Of the whole
lot were clear Of suspicion or suryeil.
lance.
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RR0IsTERED VOTERS.

&@0 AA.@AsA< W. AAbsos
List Of Registered Voters. Bunkervills pre-.
cinct, Lincoln County. Nevsda.
Abbot Myron Adams Thomas H
Bunksr Edward er Bunker Edward Jr
Earl Wilbur B Earl Joseph
Hanson John LesI Geofesw
Leavitt Edward W Leavitt Alfrsaw
Leavitt FrAnklin Lcavitt Limuel
Leavttt Calvin Leavitt Alonxo
Lesvitt Thomas Leavitt Orange
spragus Itheimer
Notice Il hereby siveu that objections to the
right Of any Of the above namGd electors to
vote st the next General Elenkion to be held at
Bunkerville Precinct. lincoln County, Stats Of
Neysds. on the 6th day OF November, a. D.
1e6s. will be heard before me In my once At
Bunkervtlle, until O'Clock p. m On the fourth
day prior to the day OF Election, and all per-
sons whose names are erroneously entered on
said Registsr are hereby required 70 appear 1t
my once and have the same corrected.
d.w LEE,
Registry Agent, Bunkervllls Presinct. Lincoin
county, kevAda. 0a III 4
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Three books mailed free on application
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta. c..
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How TO Do II. --lrsts Matron Never.
cir; never will you marry ny dAashtss
with ny eonssat hass ths Every tight
Of you, Dir. and I wish could find some
way 70 make you miserable.
Ohnoxieus 6uitot- Well, then, why
dcat you become NJ mothsr.in. .law!--
PAilAdslShis Rssss4.
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The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Centlemen--Five years ago was 20 uns
fortunate as to contract an extremely bad
case Of blood poison. My bones ached and
my muscles began to swell and contract.
was under treatment Of the physician from
the inception Of the disease until found
that he could do me no good. Then,
through the advice Of friend began tax.
ing S. s. 5. Your medicine seemed to have
an immediate effect. took six bottles, and
to-day am sound and well. That was two or
three years ago, but have seen no evidence
OF the return of the disease, and I take this
opportunity to thank you for what Il has done
for me. 1t saved my life. You can refer
any one to me. r. NJ. WALL.
FARMEasviLLE, TEX, Tune az, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlcmen-The mother Of member
Of our firm was afflicted with cancerous
sore on her face for about twenty years.
During the past few years Il troubled her
very much by continued pain and itching.
She used your S. S. S., and the sore has
disappeared and is apparently well. Should
It break out again, will advise you.
Very truly,
PrsDLEroN. YEARLy 4 RILEY.
Druggists.
Three books mailed free on application
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co..
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--- .l-. 4---l 4
List Of Rsglstessd- yetog& Hpsiug Valley
Psssines. LiecSlp oounty. tsysds. e
lefiogi Domsaiso ooumeFilh Joseph
Dslnns Andy nesiill "
nllison James FUelisnt vincsnzc
Fogiiapi Gsnuel Moody George
Miiler B Miller Johu
Millet Art Papins etlvio
Rce Joseph Nice OF
nlce usaFy Rice James u
nnsstu eauuel Warren AZ
Notics 10 hsesby given that objections 70 the
right Of ~ Of tks aboys nsusd electors to
vcts q Tia 6sxt 0snsrAl Usc1ion 70 - hold a
oprine vallsy Pr.cinct. Lincoln ooanty, Dtats
Il Nsvada, on the 6sh day OF Novsnbss. A. D.
Sses. will b Aserd bsfogs NJ u ny once q
epring Valley. until O'Clock ,. NJ. on the
fourth day prior 10 the day Of Election. snd
Ill ptrsses vhogs na1ses Ars errousous'y On.
tsrssd % nd Register ere hereby required TO
aupnr d ny once snd havs the aene eo1-
ouoRoE leoopy,
neslstsz Assets 1ps!as Valley ysselnas, Lis'
- ~Nvs ~vvaMA AN
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21


Mrs. ". n. Carpenter and daughter
judith. Of Traverse CRY. ~ho have been a.
the hendoms for some time past. isave
shortly siLsr The holidays ior Texas, ehsre
they wiii spsnd the Winter.
The Misses Annie and Net.ie Wa rzburg.
daughters of +. ". MuTz0urx who have
been attending school a. Notr- Dame are
expected home Ihls Afternoon 20 spend The
holiday EacatlOu-
ChAs Crban. Of Cincinnati and Miss
Julia very were married lasl evening Al
tas residence OF the brides parents Ar and
Nrs. GdWin Avery. At l9l South UniOn-st
Rev T. l. Bennett OF the Wealthy Ave-
nus Baptist church. has rendered bis reslz-
nation and accepted a cal 70 the First Bafs-
tist church oI Pomona. Cal
Norton Fiiz smith. Willard sp-ing. Ben
Robinson. George Oiney and Harry Nay
hen Orchard Lake cadets. are home on =
vacation
Miss Mamie Gibbons is spending tho
holidays a. home. she returns 20 school a.
Lofriou. Oat alter three weeks vacation.
Mr. ard Mrs. e.. l.. Ives have gone South
By nay OF ST. Louis. and will spend mCst OF
TIE " inter- az Galveston. Texas
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Woodcock leave
scon after the holidays for Texas where
they wili spend the Winter.
Wiuis W Mead. Who has been attending
school AZ Orchard Lake. arrived home last
night 10 spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Chiids have returned
from a six months trip through the north
srn part Of TIE state
Gen l. q Rutherford, who has been n
Marquette ths past ten days. returned home
yesterday mOrning.
H. l.. Shufe. General Freight Agent of the
NJ. 3 T. & ;. ). NJ. railway. was IN the city
YESTERDAY
Frank Delaney. OF Chicago. is spending
the holidays with friends IN this city.
Reuben ). Smith has returned from Ober-
lin college for the holiday vacation.
Charles flfsld. Of Los Vegas. New Mexico,
is In the city bujing furniture
Mrs. Grace Moon. of Muskegon. is the
guest Of Miss Lulu Anfis6sl.
Mss Bells spaalding Of Hastings. was
the city yesterday.
". T. withey. Of COS Chsrry-ss, is i'll and
>Onhnsd 70 bis home
a L. Dewey. Of Shortsville, y. Y. IS in
the city 90 business
Dr. J. b. Griswold i expected home from
Indianapolis today.
Mrs. W. ). Gum 's III with sewers cold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

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Tie Fli 1i h-fg-is1 Dt~-Ef
yesterday g gives hrf si-r~-if - "@s
llsDslla. - s4l-1- =. D--'l'ef.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
WILL FILED vssrssOAY


smith ". osterhont Leaves the nuik o.,
Hi- w-.gth 80 FL wife sud sea
The ate smith " ostsrhout .sa ~Hi
Witch wss f.sf for probate yesterday
morning. ft is dated October ~. 1ss7 and
~ss Witnessed By Oscar r. vimsrfh anf
" r. Rsignsi sni IS .n Mr. ostsrhoats 3
s-n band writing
In the petition accompanying the vii
sskicx fr its probate. t e srssef That the
resl estate = fiusfet AZ ss5 0Cn ard the
personal property a. f-35 oto. lie zrsrfs
~ his father snd mother fns lse II the
house Taere ther I've during rhsir Hres
snd s.s1 p 90 year H. been abs ta
b. VIE Dria A. ore-fai-f of All bis pro-
party. re ffe Insurance neinz iac'rfei ia
ne estste- 3 'te each fo che fhirszo rhee-
log'csI Seminar. The First Ccnzrexsti.snsl
church a~re. the Jn.cn Penera.snf Home
snt g olo ssch to his .hrse SISTERS. Mrs. E
E sweet Ms. frart Iereii. Ms Nm.
Alden cnith. TIE nsisncs ef BIS property
he celnesihs to BIS scr. Lrrfcn ~ .sfar-
bcnk Hs re1resfs thsf three arsrafsrs "a
selected ircFn the f1iiowfrs zentlernan snd
In 10 orsiev named AnIisrl Ea~rhsrf
Niilisul p ksiErei ri t-rsra asrids
Nich.. Wul. o. dnrisn. - Pontiac M.ch..
r Creffcp Fer Of f-arf Espiss Nirh
ard -srusl Werc rf rHxsrsriI IA
r-tscut bonds Ee sIso asssss tas f,I-s-v-
ins PROVISION. rlf tte iatfment of she
-xecuiors r wcu'd he f'r mp sens irts~est.
I rscue-t thsu 80 inrr ever CD airn xher ~
go onir one hsif ~ hs corucu 81 fha
~ssi> snd % saiA1cs Fhen l5 Tssrs ED.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
POLICE ITEMS.
O. = Ferguson and George Baker Held
Tor Trial.

q. - Ferguson and George Baker Held
for Trial.
A warrant vas issued yesterday for
Adrian Msesese FOR assault and battery.
John II. Hurst. sstocking-st. man with q
roucs record. pleaded not guilty. 20 a charge
~ being drunk yesterday and viii have a
tri4i
John Wood does not relish the idea OF
Yong % Detroit 90 tnrse months. and was
oat yesterday trying 90 get = oondsman and
spp-al his case 20 the superior Court.
After the people bad made their case
yesterday. A. y. Crozirr. attorney for q. s.
Ferguson Fsivsd further examination. and
he has neld f1r trial a. the present term 0f
the superior Court.
George Baker and Thomas Breen. the
young men Who entered Bakers sister :
house snd stole lof Of furniture. bad taeir
examination yesterday and Brsen Nas dis
charged. Baxer vas n-id Tor trial
sheriff Ies. oi I1uis Tas IN the city W.
isrtisg. ard got mors evidence against
Hszer. st a.. thar we're arrested in the Grim
mel Block he found = loo of SIX handkar-
chiefs in q Csuai-sf. second hand store that
Esrs stolen from Bedding.
Frank rsit and Nellie Brooks ws-s dis
charged tas Police Court tbe ALLEGED
thef taxing place in ersni Rapids town
ship A warrant vas Afterwards tsken ont
for them VI Justice Walsh co1rt for assault
snd battery en- Rsnh0id B sndenbnrg
Ma Ksrssy. charged with stealing some
clothes from EdNsrd Hamilton made a
jury - ieTs. yesterday. thss be found the
clothes p an alley. sIa be vas fl1nd nor
guilty. George breoSs. charged Eith being
= partner ~ ar Nsrsay. wks ilscl aszsd on
motion % ~. Rodgers
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
IDEAS FOR DRESS.

The hustle Is very small.
Granite blue cashmere makes a lovely
dress.
Boas made of cocks feathers are the
latest caprice
Pearls are quite as appropriate for a
Christmas bride as diamonds.
Long wraps prevail to certain extent,
but many short ones are worn.
Rembrandt, spruce, antique and bottle
are prominent among the dark metallic
greens.
Dfrectoire coats of satin brocade are
worn by bridesmaids above white silk
muslin skirts
Dressy house costumes have waistcoats
covered with small dots or figures of gold
or silver tinsel and buttons TO match.
After Grape has been discarded, felt
hats or bonnets trimmed with small
wings or black birds may be donned for
light mourning.
The most recherche cloth Jackets have
revers rolling back their entire length,
thus displaying waistcoats Of lighter
cloth embroidered with metallic threads
The very names Of some Of the gray
shades are attractive: ThuDdercloud,
Russian. oxide, Vesuvius. punch fame
powder and ''goura" (the gray African
bird).
Lovely ball gowns are made OF pale
gray tuIle fiecked with steel spangles
The shoulder straps and corset are like
wise of steel, and blush roses compose
the corsage bouquet.
-.-,,.~ l.
mas party frOcks of figured net over
tinted satin. These gowns are all in one
piece somewhat in empire fashion, with
long sleeves and high neck.
Pretty novelties among fancy holiday
goods are shaving paper cases OF figured
tissue paper in ali colors embeIlished
with such suitable notices As: Shave,
shave. or the girls will ravel' etc, etc.
The copper, mahogany and terra Gotta
shades al belong TO the same family. and
rank next 70 the greens in favor. The
Princess q Wales shows n decided par
tiality for dark. deep Russian blue. and
Of course her example "a an eInuiative
one.
Deep Russian collars, pointed vest
fashion In front, are increasing in popu-
larity. They are cut sufficiently deep to
reach the shoulders. have a standing col
lar rolling ont from the throat as though
wired Nedicis fashion-ana are very
comfortable
The latest cloth c'oaks have Fur fronts
extending from throat q toe. and are
particularly serviceabie IN protecting the
neck when an evening costume Is worn.
Plain faced cloth D. preferred for these
cloaks. n attractive shades of gray.
green and brown.
The fancy fl4r black underwear has r.
suited IA absolute perfection 2 the dye
pot ~ applet % black stocSinrs Those
q the "tiaanfast tTre. for which TIE
+. ?. koninson connau7 are fsuous. %
rot scl oT STAN either THE fer ~ UNDER
clotbiug. che raven hue being GKe1 RUE
l1cataoie e suuslcv excerfsons
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Henrietta Aldrich. Of Grand Ledge. in a
oil hled in the Circuit Court says that
several years ago her daughter married enc
Karl Prinz. OF this city. Soon after the
marrisge the young couple bought house
each paying $40, taking Joint deed and
giving back = mortgage. subsequently
Mrs. A!drich paid up the mortgage. taking
a note for the amount. Al last the dsugh-
ter took sick and came home 10 her mothers
where she died. having first decided her
interest 10 her Rother. Prinz has now sold
the place and DOckeIed the proceeds. aud
Ars. A!drieh. wants an accounting
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Ea~in h. DS~ss Arrested Ter False Pre-
tsAses-Hs Settles tns Asttsr.
Edwin K. Downs. Of Cenlrs alley. ~ho
gained some notcrsgy % account of his in
human treatment VI sOns OF the inmates Of
tie old City Hotel. when Il Was used as =
home and hospital FOR Ihe CD soldiers. and
be ~as in charge. few years sxo. has come
% The ffout again Ia DSS role, which,
while n0t - iuhumsn as BIS former deecs.
shoSs that be i sIcss:inglY tricky.
AbOaI three weeks ago ns began 10 bOr-
r0s mOnsy from llhefent pefsoDs With
whom be vas ae4 aainIed. smoeg others r..
H. Graham the DiyisiOn-sl. grocer. Ar.
0rznAm had nls suspicious afousei 10 re-
gard to The man. sud resolved 10 watch
him. For the last lev days az officer has
been on the lookout st al trains leaving
town afteg dark. Wednesday evening al o
O'Clock Downs aud his family were all a.
hume. out al the house was deserted. Nj.
0rahsm and Constable Cham bsrlain. armed
with a warrant came Immediately 10 the
depot and watched for their man. They
saw nim come out from the side door OF the
Hensen House. across IOnia-st. from the
depot and on looking up the register iOun &
the whole family registered there. HIS
trunks aud baggage were all al the depot
ready 10 De checked. but he was arrested
before this was done and taken 10 jail.
declaring all the way that be haa not = cent
OF money with him. but on searching him
at the Jail Slss AZ as found on bis person.
IL is known that he had 900 or more but
IL is supposed that his wife had the rest Of
the money.
Yesterday he was called up in Justics
Westfalls court. bat the case was adjourned
till this morning. Downs concluded last
night however. that be bad best settle the
matter with Mr.. Graham for SIS ard costs,
which was done.
Ii is thought that Downs wrs ready to
en nbaTk for Cslifornis then be was arrested
aud unless some OF his numerous victims s
stopped him last night, he is probably on
his road
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

r. T. Nsrrsn. Dr /. y. " ood. Il &. Hal
s11 9tlefs
!" T. Lsn1rsaaz. t8s xr4ls m4a.
1rfses . GOD h1rss 4a1 sszy rzLsls $3.50
= ssfF.1e.
Asxr eprn9 tns ca Fsry eoureh Ill -
efx 4ui1sd 10 the oo1t1 k11 al eaarc1
o1i41,1s erected
eines NJ. fepoeE escanus Pastor. aoc1.
three 11onrea ue~ als2 osrs Esss ees4
A11xd - tas @1aFck.
tas moFniof sers1e ~li average soeut
So sa1 ths evening ffou 80 " Lly0
i1ls . ths average a-rl1s l1s s@f
&rs- G. bacesnaa. Mrs.. Z ID Oii esrt
Ms. A. j. Dsliss and AFs Mcconnell zTs
zzolx the f0fs1lost la1ies IL ne e61fch-
1lpeu1tsnoe1t CfosoY prssio1s over tie
lsrssst 51naas schc0i iu 10 SLATE 0oJslds
of Detroit. There ars co enrolled scholars
sB1 as ~sr~ pIessut isst sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
A TERRIBLE STORM.
Trains Are showed In and Business Is
Suspended.

Trains Are showed In and Business Is
Suspended.
ST. JOHN, n. H.. Dec. 2O.-Today's snow
storm was the seyerest that has visited this
place for years. A dozen trains were stalled
near Moncton, and at Aetspedia a snow
slide covered special train, fortunately in
juring no one. To reopen communication n
will cost the railroad company thousands
of dollars.
MONTREAL, Dec. 20-Trsin service is
greatly delayed by the fall of snow. Two
brothers. Hugh and Michael Walsh, arrived
at Carillion on Tuesday night in an
exhausted condition. They attempted to
cross the river on the ice from Port For
tune. and when in the middle Of the
river, the ice broke up. sweeping away
their horses and wagon. They escaped by
jumping on a large ice foe, and were
carried on it to a small island. Dispatches
from Qnebec saw that the storm rose to a
blizzard Tuesday, aud wind and snow are
sweeping the streets with terrific violence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

This LISTS furnished by W. X. Scribner.
real estate dealer 56 Pearl-st.:
Maria Brock To sarah NJ Brock. LOT l22
Clements Boulevard add. Paris. ......t 800
VIM bel 10 Julia A. Diei, o. feet lot 10
West Division ~. Scrihrcr's add. ] 500
Geo. II. Joslin 10 Howard Morley, part
part 10, ) bk q. Cedar springs. ......... so
10. Foxs add. Lowell ..-..........'.........- 257
r Lens 1hinksun To James Akers,
y se ne Z. OF sec 50, Nelson -. -..-.-.. l2)
David Walker 10 Oriean Spaulding. ne "A
ne a. of see a. Nelson. .........,.......~ 800
Mary krnm 90 Levi Nash et al, al, e =
OF rec 81. Nergennes- ..-.-......-.... b 600
Howard Morley 10 Geo. II. Josiin, c y sc
!. of sec 81. solon -. =. 500
Estate OF solomon Lee 10 Luther Sweet,
part - sw =. OF sec 5, Lowell. ....---.... 700
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

This morning we vii throw ear sutire
ssooDS noor iHfo Gr9nd b4LzEF Of Fancy
0o5as snd eli cootinUs tAs same 4ntA
silsT Ihrlslalas 11s sleek h LIS reiaeln-
Ger 81 cur wholesEls st1ok. and includes
4 cums Coiob sud Brush Ssis. Mar ic0fs
Seis Nur and Cellar bo1es. novelties 81 a.
descriptions stc. lie = a. lmMense assoft-
meat aud cams giese IA every Fesfsect. ~
~. fsil 10 examine ths stocs
fAFox 4 IYck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
A Big SCHEME.

This morning We will throw our entire
second floor into Grand Bazaar of Fancy
Goods, and will continue the same until
after Christmas. The stock is the remain
der OF our wholesale stock. and includes
Albums, Como and Brush Sets. Manicure
Sets. Cuff and Collar Boxes, novelties ofall
descriptions, etc 1t is an immense assort-
ment and complete in every respect. Do
not fail 10 examine the stock.
EATON Il Lyon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

ks~ry 1ouf the tesl I've Sanis llAus een
D. sea ~ LeeaArds : windows tuaklok tSss
fsf ke9t 11l1fel- iass x1oui9 wrlts -
Elu AL fe.eiFe = pscosui A,l tEs "a
4. AS lie paat4n8 aae IT hGmyiy LuEpsy
q EVeE & l1e sSlrs -lucas fbx prefr7e-
taIs take l1is usxtko1 q oslhuE kzseutis1
H. t1eir "a l1s2se st.ck 81 holiday Eoscs
~kic1 "a ass os disposed of ~ onoe A
sEi8l sr1s - meu are constantly replica
y TX Ia stl.ek froM ltslr ~aslss1is ware
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
SEAL GARMENTS MADE TO MEASURE

MINTR, TIE H.TrER AND FUREIKK. CREATEs
SENSATION AMONG THE LADlEs-SEhL
GARNENrs SoLD AT PsIcKs WHICH
LEAvE CHICAGO. DETRoir AND
EAsTERN DEtLEHs Or IN
THE tOLD.
Miner isjust nov very busy supplying
the ladies with new seal garments for the
winter season. lie takes their measure
warrants the closks 10 fii perfectly and will
wager $500 that be sells lower aud better
Grade OF sea- than any man in Michigan
Ladies and gentlemen viii find At Miners
- MonrOe-st.. = large line 81 f8rs ard trlm
mings n all grades. stvles and prices. SIS
the hGndsomesf line o. seal caps ever seen
IN the city. and ~ prices which would be
cheap 81 who esaie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
HkTCH'S PRICE LIST
FOR TEIs WEEK ONLY.

CHofCR DAIRY BUTTER.
pEsT FAMILY FLOUR.
II per hundred s. %
/ fiRANULATED SUGAR.
YELLOW c SUGAR.
j Is lfs for sl0o
y 821<ctF Ter 10. ~ he for 2scts
GOLDEN RIO cOFFEf. ROASTED AND
CHoicE cGR0LINA RICE - ~ 80 ''-''
NUsCATINE ROLLED OATS,
olB CAN CHOICE TOMATOES.
D Scans for X,cts
oLB. CAN YELLOW PEACHES.
oLB. CAN GOLDEN PUMPKIN. '' 80 '''''
- cans for 1-cts
0LB. CAN SUGAR CORN.
oLB CAN LIMA BEANS.
oLB CAS GREEN PEAS.
0LB cAS STRING BEANs.
.)LB. CAN TGG AND CAGE PLUNs.
.)LB cAN RED RAsPRERRTEs.
Oh. CAS- wHORTLEBKRRIEs
ON. CAN PINEAPPLE
HONE xADK MrNCK MAT.
II Iosss per ID
Y" eURRAST 'FL5r. ~. ,., n IN. p, -.
NEW APPLE BUTTER.
1HoICK GOLDEN sYRrP
TH0ICE SILVER DRfrt.
>lx BARS SOAP.
p cen,s
NK~ JsrAy AND YorVG HYsoN TIA
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
GoOD TFMpLAas.

The Grand Rapids Lodge Of Good Tenn
plsrs will hold their fourteenth anniversary
az heir bali in Lovetts block. corner OF
Pearl and Cansl-sts.. Monday evening.
Good speaking. vocal and instrumental
music, recitation. etc. The public cordially
Invited 10 attend. A special invitation is
extended TO al old members. Admission
free.