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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-02

DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-The farm laborerS Of
County Glare are indignant at the farm.
ers, who they claim arc using the Ma.
tional League for their own profit, while
they oppose in every way the interests
OF the laborers. A meeting has been
held by the laborers at which II was re-
solved TO form q laborer's league and to
demand the power 10 elect representa-.
tiYes 70 the local boards.
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cnlmInnind mi IllnnhsI,0.l.

LONDON, Oct, 1.-The trouble between
Capt. ]. ], Lawler and Mr.. Black over
the ownership Of the boat Neversink, in
which Capt. Lawler crossed the Allan.
tic, has eliminated In bloodshed. The
boat was seized by Mr.. Black at Cher
bourg, France, and taken to Cowes, Isle
OF Wight, whittier Capt. Lawler pro.
ceeded and took possession Of her and
brought her to Portsmouth, At Ports.
mouth he was accused OF stealing the
boat. To-day the harbor master and
his assistant attempted to seize the
Neversink and Capt. Lawler drew a pis'
tol and shot both Of them.
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Ti,e Rottor,Ion, strlko.

ROTTERDAM, Oct. 1,-Representatives
Of the shippers and the strikers had a
conference to-day which lasted six
hours, but which was without result,
The shippers committee will meet tho
masters and others for the purpose Of
considering the strikers demands. Al
forwards the strikers will hold meet
ing to considerthe proposals Of the ship
nerH.
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New YoRE, Oct. 1.-The newly up.
pointed Minister 10 Hayh, the Hon.
Frederick Douglass, and party, sailed for
the West Indian Islands on the United
States Steamer KearBafge, from tho
Brooklyn navy yard, this morning. Tlg
customary salute Of fifteen guns was fred
In honor Of the Minister,
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Sioux FALLS, OAK, Oct. 1.-Up 10 Il
o'clock no returns have been received,
which afford indication as 70 tho result
Of the State election. The constitution
and Republican ticket throughout Ii
successful In large majority, Of course,
Returns up TO II o'clock show almost O
complete Changein tho vote Ii Montana
from tho last Congressional election.
The count Is IL Of Deer Lodge and Silver
Bow, Ia which Anaconda aud Butte arc
situated. They gavO last year a Repub'
lean majority oi9,6O0, They haye gone
DVmOCtaLiC Lhls year.
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All Tcer, 81 n. iiS.,.

wAsmSoroN, Oct, 1.-Any doubt
which may have been entertained as 10
the reception BY tho Mexican Govern.
ment Of United States Consul Simpson
al Pazo Del Norte has beGn set al rest
BY tho reception oil news al tho State
Department that lie has been given hlS
ofirlal acknowledgement Of his reCogni.
Alan
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PARIS, Oct. 1.-The funeral Of General
Fairdherbe took place to-day. The body
was buried in a crypt in the Hotel Des
Invalides. NJ. De Freycinet delivered
an address at the interment. He re-
called the events OF 1870 and the part
taken in them by General Fairdherbe.
He eulogized the deceased's staunoh Re.
publican convictions, bis respect for dis.
cipline and his devotion to honor, and
said he had set an example that should
not be FORGOTTEN.
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nnhhlad tr lilr ME Four.

BLooNiSoTos, 1Lt, OCT. 1.-1t 10 stated
upon the best otauthOrity that tho Ohio
Indiana & Western railway, extending
from Peoria 10 Springfield, Ohio, hal
passed Into the hands Of the Big Foul
combine, CiIculats announcing the
transfer and the officers Under the new
regime will be issued. For nearly two
months tie deal has been IN eontemnla'
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rOwDERLY At sE LOUIS.
IiS Knows Of no ill.lurbAnSe'-rhO Me

ito Knows Of no illAlurbAnOsa-TiiO Meet
T1 " " Ing a ReEuiaf one,
81. Louis, Oct l,-Genetal Mastei
Workman POwdOtly, Oi the Knights o.
labor, arrived here this morning, II
al interview he said that The meeting O.
Ibe Executive Board In this city is
regular one, and not called 10 consider
aNv general OF local misunderstanding a
hekhoWs Of, none oiany consequence ex
falling, lie has no information ol at
Am. .PoWdefly meeting 10 be held By
diSoontenled Knlghta OIL Labor
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WASHINGTON, Oct, l,-Pensions were
granted West virgtnians to-day as fol
lowSt Original invalid, George W. Ken
nyj increase, Joseph B. Holestein, vii
liam i. Green, Joseph Harrison Original
widows, ETC., Elizabeth p, widow oI
John \. Jordan, Isabel Clayton, former
widow Of William II. Carpenter.
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Yestcrlny,s League and AssocInuon Game.

AT Cleveland-For once IN its history
the Cleveland club was able to hi
Clarkson's delivery, but the hits wore
not connected and Boston won without
effort and thereby, thanks to New York's
defeat at Pittsburgh, has clear lead in
the race for the pennant: Cleveland, 5;
Boston, s. Earned, 2 and 4. Errors,
and Q. Hits, II each. Pitchers, Gruber
and Clarkson.
AtPittsburgh-Two good solid singles,
four very scratchy ones, base on balls
and Ewing's muff at the plate ielded
the home team six runs In the fifth In.
ming and won them the game. Pitts
burgh, Z; New York, 2. Hits, 10 and s.
Errors, 8 and 2. Earned, and 2. Pitch.
ers, Staley and Welch.
AtIndianapolis- indianapolis, 4 Phil
adelphia, 7. Earned, 2 each. Errors,
and 9. Hits, Seach. Pitchers, Fee and
At Chicsgo-obicago q; Washington
Z. Earned, 0 and A. Errors, 0 and s
Hits, II and 10. Pitchers, Keefe and
At ST. Louis-st. Louis 4; Louisville
4. Earned, 2 and 0. Errors, 8 and A
Hits, 10 and 5. Pitchers, stivetts and
Ehret.
At Philadelphia-Athletics s; Balti.
more 4. Earned, 2 each. Hits, 8 each
Pitchers, Kilroy and McMahon.
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The serylnn Election.

BELGRADE, Oct. 1.-Full official re.
turns Of the elections for members ofthe
servlan skuptschina show that 102 rad.
icals and 10 liberals have been elected.
The total number Of votes cast for tho
radical candidates throughout the coun-
try, was 15s,035, and for the liberal can
didatAa 81, ,S74.
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rleuro.r o.rnenntunIA llrorted ironl AnlCrItl

OTTAWA, oSry Oct i,-Iuiormation
has been received here that pleuro.pnOu.
mOniA has made ils appearance In Eng.
land among cattle imported from the
Northwestern States. The Dominion
authorities have tlghlened up the quar-
anLlne regulations on the northwest
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NEw YoRK, Oct. l.--John Fitzpatrick,
alias "Livetpool Jack, y was convicted ol
kidnapping and sending men 10 The
Islhmls Ia Part II Of the General SEQ.
BiOns Court this afternoon,
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MionioAS CRY, IND, oCh1.-A short.
age Of 1900 has been discovered In the
accounts Of Theodore McClelland, agent
for the Michigan Central railroad az The
point MCClelland's father 10 a wealthy
banker at Valparaiso, and II Ia said, will
settle the matter with the company.
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CopRSnAoEs, Oct. Lit is expected
that the Gar and Czarina and their
family will leave Fredensburg on tho
10th Instant for Berlin, where they will
remain two days. NJ. DeGlers wifi not
accompany the Imperial party.
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Prohibition DOUblful

HlLiS1oRo, N, D.--Trail county will
Republican strong, but Htohi6itlon
SVSiy dolbitul. Fullreturn5 cannot DO
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sior1 FALLS, oct l,-Rsports from dit-
ietent sections indicate that the Ropub.
Ilcahs have tho Legislature by major.
ny Of about 100 on Joint ballot. This
ASSURES both United States Senators,
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Tn1.rnnI NTnnI,Ino

GENOA, Oct. Ian internal machine
was discovered near the royal palace
here to-day. The discovery was made
iuBt In time 70 aYeft dISaSter.
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STUTTGART, Oct. LA train ran OF tho
track near Wild Park station to-day and
rolled over an embankmeht. Many per.
sons were killed and injured.
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Doll ilNbIIla,

:, DELt R4ribs, 8. d., Oct. l.-prohlbl
YUa Wy . carried BY l43. Sioux Falls hal
'Slot the capitol, against Pierce 70.
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putiir t,a,,i sInIS,,,on,.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 1.-The Ma.
tional debt statement was issued to-day
by tho Treasury Department, and shows
q decrease Of The debt during the month
OF September Of Si3, ,00I %.
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AT TIE GRAND.

SUMS "Phantasma" was greeted by an
other good sized audience at the Grand
last evening. The entertainment agair
seemed to please, judging from the fre
quent applause. There will be a matinee
this afternoon, and the engagement viii
close this evening.
The Kindergarten" Company,whichil
to commence three.nights engagement
at the Grand tomorrow evening, Is well
spoken Of. This season the skit Is pre-
sented by an entirely new company,
which carries It's own operatic band and
solo orchestra. The music Is the leading
feature this year. New songs and dances
are introduced by a squad Of pretty girls.
Those who want good seats should re.
serve them at Weir's at once.
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NRy YoRE, Oct l.-AftIyed, steamers
Elbe, from bremen, and suevia, from
Hamburg,
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tlonal Board cooperate with steamboat
men with view Of having them placed
on the same basis as the railroads under
the Interstate Commerce act as regards
| rates
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CIR nd Of that iltod feeling as qulcl;
a. possible, Take Hoods aafSaparllla
which Riyes strength, q good appel Itet
and health .
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A WHEELINd PAYoRITR,

The popular comedienne Miss Kate
Castleton, will be at the Opera House
Monday and Tuesday evenings next.
This lady Is so universally known aud
liked that 1t is unnecessary to add any
thing about her except, perhaps, that
she Is the same charming little iunmaker
she has always been, and her appearance
here will, no doubt, elicit a hearty well
come from her friends, She has q. bet
ter company than ever, 1t Is claimed,
while the play, "a Paper Dol" Is estab.
lished with the latest popular songs and
music. The sale OF seats opens Friday
morning, at House music store.
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IITuR EAT MRNls CLUE

Reserved seats will be put on sale al
Houses music store this morning for j.
O. Stewards latest musical comedy sue.
cess "The Fat Mems Club" which will
be produced at the Grand House satur-
day evening. A comedy with this title
suggests great possibilities,ln the way oi
fun making, The piece is written to
amuse, and the plot hinges npon the
proposed production OF an opera, and
the initiation Of two fat brothers into a
fat mems club, Mr.. Stewart has ex'
pended large sup on the production, Dodasi
good company, Especial attention has
been paid to the musical features. Two
quartettes, a male and a female, have
been engaged. A troupe Of acrobats
will be utilized. Five fat comedians,
the Club, will furnish no end
Of fun,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

for TIE p4St tso mOntns leaves Tor
Ne~ YORK tomorrow The charming
Slgnor bzs made hosts OF warm
friends while heEe, AL Of whom w oe
most happy 10 welcome am mere
again next sumner.
Dr. II. V. Ward. Of Cadillac, VISITED
friends ia Grand Rapids during TIE
aces.
Mrs. A. Ferrel. OF Gfeenyile, 5 VS.
t.rg friends IL Ihls city.
Mr.. ALERT Preusser and daughter
have returned from the Catsklils-
Mr.. Roland Lowe will start soon for a
trap around the world. lie Nj De
gone year.
Mr.. Fred G0sham snd family, who
have been spending the summer II The
Catsk lis, returned this week
Lieut.. Blake and family have taken
a suite Of rooms al the Livingston Tor
IL e winter.
Mr.. VIII Howard and wife has re-
turned from Macinaw.
Mss Ada Morton has returned from
Mackinaw.
Mr.. Drake, of Fort Wayne, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Roger Butter
field.
Mr.. John Hugart gave luncheon TO
Mr.. Agre Nontl at the Owashtanong
club rooms on Tuesday evening.
Gen. III. +. Hastings has returned
from Europe, and Mrs. Hastings has
returned from the East, where she
spent the summer.
Miss Lou VI. Tullis, of Iona. is visit
ing her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Orscr, of Oak Castle.
Mrs. Fincher, of Muskegon, is visit
ing Mrs. Charles Aver, OF Paris-ave.
Mrs. Geo. :. Seymour, of Laporte,
Ind. Is visiting her sons, A. W. and W.
A. Seymour, of this city.
Mr.. Harry Dunevan has gone 10 Chi
cagO 10 study dentistry.
Miss A. A. Foster returned from
Lowell yesterday morning.
Mrs. {. II. Van Anden and daughter,
Miss Beulah, have gone 10 Niagara
Falls where they will spend month.
Rev. DR.. Kerr b. Tupper returned
from Marquette yesterday morning.
Or. Z. A. Parkinson, of Traverse City,
who visited friends here Friday, left
for the Detroit exposition yesterday.
A. Wolcott, of 400 Lyon-st., has Wis
iting with him his father, Alfred VOL
colt, and his brother, +. c. Wolcott,
and family, of Hudson, Ohio.
Messrs. VIM. III. Jones and +. G..
Studley have returned from three
weeks trip for fish, game, pleasure and
health in the Upper Peninsula.
Mr.. VIM A. lnnes, who has been so
seriously III at his home in Milwaukee,
is now the guest of his father, Gen. w.
p. Innes. He endured the trip quite
comfortably.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Conklin, son-in-
law and daughter of Col. Samuel Wells,
left for their home in Carlisle, nd, af-
ter three weeks visit here, yesterday
morning. They are intending to spend
the winter in Florida for the benefit of
Mrs. Conklin's health.
J. A. Chambers, Of White Cloud, has
been in the city for couple of days
on business.
To Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Hawkins, a To-
pound boy.
Miss Flora Mcdowell and nephew,
Master ROlin Mcdowell, of Columbus,
Ohio, have been the guests the past
week of Mrs. Matte V. Prindle, of 40l
East-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. F. Vanderlyn, Miss
Kate Johnston and Miss stella Thomp.
son have returned from Detroit, where
they have been spending the week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

The pretty little club house on Shell
don-st. was we'll filled yesterday after
doom, the members of the Ladies' Lit
erary beng very glad. apparently, that
the long vacation was over. The COM
mlttee on history reported with a very
interesting program, SPAN beng the
subject chosen. A paper on The De-
cline of Spain IN the seventeenth Gen.
tury " was presented by a club mem-
Der and was followed by paper on
"The BOurbon Dynasty" A fine read
ing, The Painter of Seville" pre-
ceded the announcement of the presl-
dent OF the gift of valuable cOllec-
ton of minerals from Mrs. stephen
Ballard, of Colorado, an honorary
member Of the club. 4 vote OF thanks
MAS rendered the donor. A pretty duet,
- From Flower TO Flower" was
followed by fine article on
- Modern spain" by a talented
member Of the club who also read
very entertaining letter from Hon. I.
". Palmer, United states minister 10
Spain. The letter, which was long,
pleasant epistle, was written 10 the
lady for the benefit OF the club in an
swer to request for MS impressions OF
the country. This closed the program.
The following ladies' from out OF the
city were the guests of the club: Mrs.
ThOs. C.. MOselev, of Fargo, OAK; Mrs.
Porter, of Deerteld, Mich; Mrs. Rum
sey, of Knoxville, Tenn; Mrs. Eliza A.
Fits. OF Portsmouth, y. H.; Mrs. Green
wood. of Grccnville, H.; Miss Fisher,
OF Wngham, Ontario; Miss Shatz, of
Rochester. y. Y; VI = VI. G. Upper, of
Richmond, Va; Mss Maggie Hoag, of
oittsburg, Pa; and Mrs. FIncher, of
Iuskcgon, Mich. Next Saturday IS
Entertainment Day.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
Silks, Sat1ns and PlnSkeS :

displayed profuso We
splendid Every brand stock reliable We
Black lale
$50 uncQused We
yards
Black So
inches width S.
o a
75c, yard. bargains
Faile shades, Flannel
bimful all the OF Ladies'
House saques Infants and Cdrn Coa
spendid Flnn
silk Warp Flannel Embroidered Flannel
Flanne Fnnels
saxony Fnne Eddowu and 80 inches
shades, all at popular
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Ladies Dress Is Ike the binding Of book ought TO
be of
'front.'
w Fabric We
ANYTHING IN
Combination
afford
TO purchaser.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
WE CAN NOT SPEAK TOO ENTHUSIASTICALLY OF OUR
Un1u1uAed Cloak Deba1zment!

year the leading and the
dollars valuation.
satisfaction
hundreds
price
you every courtesy showing
Fatricsa nd Price
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

The NJ .sscs Gage and Benedict give
tie hrst hop of the season Thursday
evening. AZ Their hall ia the Hartman
oulii4ng, The arst Session ~ lhe dane
ing class Nill be held tuesday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
Blankets and C0m0y1a6AeS I

made reputation
shall
offering
ia
$500 Comfortable
the French satne Down Comfortable 5000.
sl2 md Oeach
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

on Saturday evening nevt Nr. s1d
al-s. t-eo. r owen W. celebrate tnear
silver anniversary "a a proper and
nfN~~ manner.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
COMETS.

Are nebul0us sggiomer2tlons of IN
e4ndescent matter elliptesns or par
a5oleally or p2racoxlcSliy rarhlng
through sp4ce, and Thereby
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Mss O-lssie Bee C<msn WAS delightfully."-
surprised by large company of ner
friends en- Thursday evening AZ neT
home on >eveuth-sr.
A number 0f CAV minded people,
friends ~ Mr. and Mrs W 3. Weston,
gave them very pleasant surprise
Friday evening. the cls,on beng Mr..
West0n's : birthday.
Mr and Mrs. ". H. Besmer were the
haurv victims Of lttie surprise party
a. fhe,r home on south Tui0n-st.. Non
ssv evening. the occasion beng Mr..
Pean1crs birthday. Cards were the
form, If sruseuert and delicious re-
frrsrr1ents were served.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Pants 4o 75c and Scarlet
and Camel
Chldrens y
Ocentses 70 p best and finest
We
Underwear. sizes constantly a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Two First-CIass Tonsorial Artists in a
Place of Their own.

Place OF Their own.
In the basement of the new Won
derly building. directly under the d.
q NJ. Railway ticket Office. is where
Baker q Barton Clarence Baker and
Charles Barton) have located their
new barber shop. The friends OF these
two genial gentlemen who were SO long
under sweets Hotel Will be pleased to
learn that they are now at work for
themselves IN one of the finest places
in the city. The room itself is a. bright
and clean as paint can make it and the
furniture is probably the finest IN the
city. They have at present only three
chairs. but their superior work and fine
shop is bound to give such satisfaction
that more help viii soon be needed.
Give them a call
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
~. TnE Isl nAYs oT PoTMEII ?.

viii home happy But don't i to
PonIa The latch string
present generously Of
Our
inspection e with The useful and The heautiu
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Ms Florsnce rcKraft s. engaged 70
Buffalo gentleman
Nr. Anthony Thomas and Niss den-
NE Thompson were ne arred on lhn -
tav evening Ar the ho rae ~ the hflde
parents. Nr and Mrs. Re Johnson ls4
7 fs-rave-st.
NJ William, Ndtlesfste ard Mss Al
--r4fs Schneider are % ~ Mart 81
"Wednesday evening. sept. 25. At the
r,~,c If -1e brides rar euts. corner Of
Ises ami -v-anlore-sfS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
SOCIETY MATTERS
TIE SEASONS OF WEDDINGS OPENED
The Ladies literary etab OPeasd Their
f~srs' u ork fesLsFdsy-,ools social
happenings s1a q Little P0~a4-
FsrsoaAl Paragraph.


Tie summer zri ia beaalys grias
- ionsrr ciilnos the lsa4lall side.
II rural l4l-s or a aeals1s sreea
- more slr beauties lar .Cc4c.
her eri ms0n pafilsoi ao more
- seen 0rsi4f the ocean s1ore.
The rusast snoes are put 4~zy.
The dress II l4lis Aud ribbons s4T.
Vacation past. her triumph Ger.
she IS the samRsr girl 40 more
"a apron EhIte and cap % IA &c.
she aos the restaurant doth grace.
And one nay daily he4r her there
5a14r Htll aa1 rls<5. chops. foAstoeef rare
-B0st0a Courier.
Although the SEASON AT the various
resorts mas closed the social season AT
home has scarcely opened, nor viii IL
open for several weeks yet. Those who
have spent many months among the
mountains or on the sea shore md
thelr time too amply hlled on their re-
prn home % plan cut many social
pleasures, ASIDE from the duty calls.
The season promises 10 De a gay one.
There are u be several prominent wed
dngs and entertainments OF high
sOclal order.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

selling shaH far than Today
for $500 800 300
Ilan $500 sl250
CameIs
onesn
Inspect department you
Hall We
rels 3 our tore the
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

George Y. Mcclure, agent for the 7.
r. Burt Portrait Company, OF Minueap-
OILS, was IN the city Thursday, deliver
Ing some OF the very tine crayon pOr-
traits. orders for which were taken
some few weeks ago. The crayOn work
by Prof. Burt is as fine a was ever seen
in Grand Rapids, and those who placed
Their orders with Mr.. Mcclure are well
satisfied.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

2 .. IA, al the L. L. CLUB house. on
.Leld0n-st. The Tempest : tbs pay
Tor study and discussion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Tse Shakssrerians cinb VII hsSin
ne season work next Wednesday. At
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

especially if the speed is accelerated
sufficiently TO cause scintillatiOn. Great
heat is attributed to comets-witness
July, 1881. But as all known comets
are receding rapidly from US, we can
not depend on them for uinter fuel.
Therefore, we take great pleasure IN
announcing 10 the public that we are
prepared TO protect you against any IN
vasion of the frigid blasts. See Ben
nett, the Live Coal Man, and place
your order at once and get the very
best qualities of coal at summer prices.
Call and inspect my stock. | have
10000 tons of coal in my bins that Will
bear inspection.
:. =. BENNETT,
The Live Coal Man.
Up town Office 56 Pearl-st. Yard and
Office corner Fulton and Calder-sts.
Telephone 5S3.
Buy your Coal, Wood and Coke Of Bennett,
the 1--we Coal Dealer, and save money!
order Nor and Get Summer Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
In nOue.tof knowledge.

Miss Gerue jerks has gone to Olivet
College.
Mss Mae Stearns leaves Tuesday for
Rye Seminary, New York.
Willie ". Mead has returned to the
Michigan Military Academy at Orchard
Lake.
Miss Estelle Putnam and Miss Daniels
resume their -tudies At Nassar,
October I.
Mss Ethelyn Quimby has returned
% her studies at Somerville school, at
-. Clair.
Mss Mary G. Rice has gone to
Pougnkeepsie. y. Y, and viii attend
Nassar College.
Misses Annie Seymour and Lita
DevcudOrf have returned TO their
studies at Akeley Institute.
Cadet c. u. Stearns. United States
navy. leaves for New York Tuesday.
After a short stav there and IN Wash
ingtOn. ne returns 70 the United States
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, Nd,
where ne ms 20 report the 18th INST.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
A. Home TO Their Friends.

Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Barber. ne>
Mss Il Hhie F. Parker. viii be "at
home" % thcir friends October ..
Mr. and Mrs. A. owen Crozer. nee Mss
Florence Weed. viii hc lat home to
Their friends October 5, at $50 Cherry-st.
Mr. and Mrs. r. q Clergyman. aes
Mss Myrtle Ko0n. have returned from
their wedding trip. and WI De- ''at
home 20 their friends. at 209 Ottawa
It. after september -.
Mr. Pred T. Youngblood. Of this city.
vas married ~eptemher ~ 20 Mss Mary
Florence Meyer. OF Charlotte, MCn-
Mr. aud Mrs. Y0ungb'o0d wit be- at
home 20 their friends, At 81 Henry-st-, +,
after September -.