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DIR. SCIlEFFERS
EUCALINE e.
A Dentifrice and Mouth-waSh.

JAM TO- 1901
TO0IF-viLLE- MD. SEPT 6. lNNS-

NIItN III az ~ II TT lrNtr .''iN A''l'
Cbarlc>towu Jefferson County, W Va.
roolrsvLlE. Mn. Sept C. ISIS
Iu obi. age OF ~htm, uud tduli,r uiou> 10 Is a
READ pleasure tu uui SD genuine 20 medicine for
lhc teeth as tine pcutIfricc prepared dud sold
lv Tire nte 'r Thomas SchU.lrr. eft Charles
town. West Nir-iuii ] have u-ci % Tor The
last tuu. wears. and have never found 10 90 fail
ru eiIccfiuZ what 30 claims to du. VIZ. t"Cleau>e
the teeth. strengthen aud iuvg 'ritr ihe gums
lud purify ihc breath have seen DIR SchG.-
Icr. who Was Wv dentist flr several years u~e
Do with marked success. 10 the repeated app
piIct ions oi DO. ly his advice. owe the pre-er-
tatiuu uf tvu OF mv ilput teeth which. owing
tnt.i,..,,.d sums. were lon-c nud Threatened
fadrlp Do lJaIIipu tn nov own testimony
.uu.I mcutiuu CHAT of mv ul'ud> wh" have
u-,ai a.,d larc hc.u equally benefited. 10y This
excellent Dcrutrcc
Ecy O. s LINCANFELTEG
Cu,ut EsrowN. October ISIS
10 Gives mc much pleasure tp testify tn the
..fH .ie..t .u.. I-c.uue>~ pi the ID ltltrice pre-
pared by tbe htr Or. e II SehUIer dentist,
Of thi> place For sore mouth aui gums 10 is
mos, excellent.
MISS w. T. CGAIGllILL.
lnIrrorr Sept. = l>'|.
Tc.u~i l.r i.ic m.lith .Nt-u 'c1lr-l hv DE-
S.I.e.f.r r,. ,-- excellent uui tsc.ui. aui this
.,,rI l..riu- .t-.lcr> speak who uiVc tl,l u>cl
IT, Very trut YOURS
WA O. CEAIfIlILL.
rooLE~v.LLE Np Nov l. lN~>.
I.-ivc> mc pleasure t' TESTIFY tp Cine r'iue-
,ltiI cll.rt> uf thc Dcutitrirr. hlvc u-cd D. 900
mv o,u sanity. and prescribed 10 for several
uf ul,. rl-irIt, and htyc seen it~ effects on
tho,. 900 Whom the Doctor hJd used %.
rcuuu very truly. 'vc.
join W ANLEG. VI ID.
Cu,rIrsrowx. W.. Va. OF. lSSS.
IhIve usrl with the best results, the Mouth
and Tooth Wash prepared by the bate DR. TIL
SIuIcr Dentist of tui> place aud recommend
% %, tlc finest dcutilricc 300 thc market.
GUSTAV BROWN.
CuAPl rsrowv. ~. VA Dee ; lNS, .
Itatc .relt pleasure iu recommending the
tlrurIr.e. pr.uarvl and >uli Jos thc latte Dr.
T. %. ~.lse.r.rnf Charic-tnVu. West |Ir-itia.
.i, 90 uH~r excellent rrmc Us Iur ~Irr throat. -
llaNiu. lri,l uiuv other rcuoltr- can lllv
t,stif- rh1t ihi~ Is thc m,>t rihctci"uS. rcu'v-
iu- ti.. of -,v.r,. ulrciatrj SON, tbr.at Whcuul
other rymc.lie, had iaiicd. Very truly
S.N.L.
W,suNGroy % O.. OCT. %. ISIS
lem ~lv iu3 tl- dcut.ricr au excellent
thing Cor sore mouth i'r wair1 have been
using NtN 0AtAi Ol0'tl.-
It-ivcs me grelt plca-urcto DE able o. fully
recommend Che mouth und ga % wash prepared
hv trc late DR. Il. a. Schuf-r. Dentist, ul
Char.c.r,wD. 10 is decidedly th' b'>- cure for
>lr. and ,Olt GUMS thut have ever rSctl.
EUSUEOD g.. WASHINGTON.
CulElESTowN Sept. 4. lNNN.
Dr,rtr-rowN. W Va. September 1855.
Having u~el thc preparation made hy the
lrtc d. O. o. SchU lcr Dentist. OF Charles
Io,.I t1 Doc u-..l l~ Do deutfricc for SORENESS of
.rt .
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Paint Season 1887.

NTTE are offering the Celebrated Tinted
w Gloss Paint, all cnlors. for 81 . per gill
Ion. White inside aud out 81 10 per gallon.
Wehaye the Metropolitan Paint in seven color
at the low price of 81 40 per gallon. lmp"rial
arriagc Paint in two culOrs. All cOlO-s Of
Punt in pound cans.
April y, Isl. AlSQNIIll &CO.
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Diamond Dues.

4 5 the Spring advances we call attention IN
II full stock of Diamond Dye. and guar
aniee them to cplor Ribbons. dresses. Hats.
Feathers aud Cotton GOUds
GEO. r. LIGHT.
Drnggist. Next DDOI % I'usi Ofllce.
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Boot aud shoe NIuI<inG.
REPAIRING &C.

VNHFundersigned hasremOved his Shopto the
ouildugun thrcOrneI of Charlesand Liberty
,tr.ets-i il the building lately occupied by Wei
.ick & Weller The character of the workdnu by
.h..ubscribri is vellk uuwn and ,ppreciatrdb the
,itizrnsn Charlrstown aud vicinity Itls hardly
,ecessar, 20 ADD that he will ndesvot [" Sustain
his reputation n, a reliable ~orkman.and wi!lr1-
cute urompt,, and Al rPasoDsh ltrates allhrders
given him-e ithei!or New work 81 Repairing.
JOHN AVIS at VIM.
May Is, 1874. APrillS' 1876
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Meals and Lunches
NOTICE.

A ID. persons indebted % ihe undersigned as
a tprm-r agent OF the o. r. %. t. g. Company
Cor Fr.ishts. o- Commissions, or Co the tate hrm
oiSJarrs Lock, are nvJiled that payment must
be- made at once.
July l3. ISIS. J. ID. STARRY.
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PriUGfe Safe.

\ VERY desirable place Of q acres. mile
Il from tharlestOwu stumble for home OF
summer residence. Two dwelling hnns..s 5
r'T'ils each, and ali nctessary out fuiiiiu.s
Apply " A. W. CkAMER.
CAsrleStogn, Jet. %, W. Va
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For Sale.

~EN0N-UAND Grower e Biker Sewing
IA Machine tJrsIie FnrinflruatiuuH apply al
Feb, H. 81 FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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.WESS .g.WELEg HICKS

HAS taken theSture room on Main street. in
| building opposite the Gallaher property
where she will do DRESS MAKING aud FAM
lily SEWING in good style and at reasonable
charges. She will be pleased To have the pat
ronagt Of the lldies of the town and vicinity
md will strive tu render satisfaction.
She has also Il stock of Dress Trimmings and
Notions to which she invites the attention OF
the lides.
fnu. fu 1SS6
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MONUMENTs TONES,

Head and Foot Stones Mantles. Statues and
Carving. in all lis various branches. and all
work ln their business. All uriers promptly
filled al the lowest rate. and shortest notice.
and all work delivered and put up, and guar
anteed 10 suit purchasers. II not. no sale
Pc.,,c call and see aud judge for yUurselycs be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and patrOnize Home
Manufacturers.
The subscribers have also in operation their
shop ~ MauInsburg, where they viii give
prOpnt attention. to all wJrk entrusted 10 theln.
DlEllL y BRO.
Charestown, July Is, lSG7-y.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Time Table in Effect April 9th, 1883.

Trains No 40 40 and +iS are daily except
sunday Train No $50 runs Sunday only.
Additional mixed trains leave Chirlestown
PISA M. and VI y. M and arrive NJ llarper's
Ferry at III a. IN. and 3 - ?. M.
SOUTHWARK. 4Ol 400 Az 40
Sinu"p> Pass. Pass. Mix. Nix.
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LUMBER, SHINGLES & WOOD,
Chair Sears C0Hed.
Jan. ~, 1919

AIRS. WIIlTTlNGTON is prepared to
NJ Repair Cane seat Chairs az short notice
and upnu esisy terms. 80 her hume go The
southern suburbs Of Charlestowu, Oh Bloom
cry turnpike.
S,.nfrinilrr 3 1882
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r- sale hy @. w. AisQn-u. Charle>town
wv.
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LOOK OUT.
100000 Pounds of Wool
Lamdrefh'S Garden Seeds.

I HAVE fall stock OF these valuable and re-
liable seeds both In Papers and i'm Bulk.
Peas Beans Lima Beans and Fairy Corn.
GEO +. LIGHT.
Druggist. Next Door 20 Post Office.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
THE MEXICAN WAY.
Story OF the EIcalcs of Lagos and the
Mysterious SYcu.

Story OF the flcalGs of Lagos and the
Mysterious We'll.
"Lil-e the aIcalIe of Lagos: - Como el al
calde dc Lagos, is an expression current
throughout q large part Of Mexico 10 denote
any trying or ludicrous position that man
is placed in because both his hands arc full.
Tho story, according TO Scrlbner's Mag
azine, runs:
Once went an alcalde OF Lagos 70 church.
And Ia his right hand ne carried his staf
OF oflice, and IS he entered the church he
lifted off and held in his left hand his hat.
Then he sought to put the holy water upon
his forehead; but this he could not do, for
both his hands were full. Then in awhile 4
bold resolve entered his heart, and Lie
plunged his head into the font.
Before the plaza that IS in the midst Of
the town OF Lagos was SET in order, As II
now is, there was in the middle Of il q deep
aud wide hole. And this hole cost the
town council (Ayuntamiento) much con-
Germ, for they perceived that il was dan
gerous place, into which tho uEwary might
fall IN the dark and be killed or manned.
SO = meeting OF the council WAS called, and
it was decided that the hole should be filed.
And, TO get earth 70 I'll It, a hole was oug
beside il. and behold, when il was full,
there vas @ new hole IS deep and "a wide
as that which was filed Then in the same
vey did they set about filing the new holo,
and again was the same result only now
tho hole no longer was in the middle Of tue
plaza, but over at the side Of it in the street
that goes out toward the north And again
they filed II, and so continued, until az last
the hole was far out in the northern suburb
Of the town. And there they suffered tho
hole TO remain, for there IL did no harm.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
GOD ALONE PERMANENT.
Eloquent Discourse on the Pennsylvania
Hood by Dr. Eair.

Eloquent Discourse on the Pennsylvania
Flood by Dr. Eair.
A most eloquent sermon was preach
ed on Sunday morning at It. Marks
Church by Rev. Dr. Far, from text
IN 18th chap. OF the Revolution: IN
one hour 80 great riches has come To
nought." The preacher said that the
events going on around Us should be
noted, and lessons drawn from them.
IL was no use saying that thus awful
calamity at JOhnstOwn was nothing
TO Us. The United States
were Ike a house; Michigan was
one room, Pennsylvania another
Should We not care, II those in another
room OF the same house came TO hurt?
Alter describing graphically the terror
and destruction caused by the Hood, be
pointed out, that one great lesson To be
learned was that nothing earthly l.
permanent. "Change and decay Is all
around, | see-what is permanent
exclaimed the preacher IN imprisoned
tones. "The love even of father and
husband may change; the only thing
permanent Is God; God and his saliva
ton"
In conclusion he urged his hearers to
profit 10y this solemn event, and set
their minds on that which IS lasting and
unchangeAble
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
q HAUNTED MA.MTOP.
Tow q TaliSatiyc Parrot Frightened the
rars Of al English ship.


Talking about ghosts, writes a CORE
sroadent OF the Shcnield tEngl Telegraph,
oGr calcf mate once tod ne that on board
ship in which nc once served the mate on
duty ordered some Of the youths 70 reef tho
uiaintopsaiL When the irst got up he
heard strange voice saving: lit blows
hard I" Tho lad waited for no more; he
was down IN q trice aud told his adventure.
q second Immediately ascended, Laughing
s. the folly OF his companion, but returned
even more quickly, declaring he was quito
sure that voice not OF this world had
cried IN his ear: at blows hard!' An
ether weat, and another, but each caInc
back with the same tale.
A length the mate having sent up tho
whole watch. ran up the shrOCds himself,
ard whom be reached the haunted spot
heard tie dreadful words distinctly uttered
IN his ear;
q" T. blows hardr'i
"Aye. aye. old oue: but blow il ever so
tar+. wo must ease the earrings FOR all
tlat.r replied the ulate. undauntedly, and,
looking round. he saw a fine parrot porchcd
on one of she clews-the thoughtless authOr
O. the false alarms-waich had probably os-
clpct from some other vessel 70 take refuge
on this
Another OF CTR officers mon toned that on
one OF his voyaTes he remembered boy
having been sent 70 clear rope which lad
g0t foul above the mizEeatop. Presently,
however. be came back trembling. and al
most tulbEng - tho bottom, declaring that
IA had seen "O.d DaTv' eft the cross
trees. Moreover. that the evil one had
huge head and face. with prck-ears and
eTes as bright "a FIRE. Two or three others
were ssnt I'D IA succession, % ali II whom
The snpari-ioa garsd forth. and was identE
fei hy each o. be 'Old Davy, sure enough.
TIE mate. in rage. a. length mounted
himself. when resoiutslv. a. in the former
case. searching for the b8gbear. he soon
ascer1aiued the innocent cause q 80 much
terror 20 b. q larCe horned orvl. 80 lodged "a
% De ont of siElt 20 those wao ascended "a
the otber side % the vessel bat which.
when say one apuruacaed the cross trees.
popped I'D hs per-euto visage 70 see
what was coui1z. The mate brought him
down IN triumph. and 'sOsd DsvT,s she
cwi. bcrars = very peaceful saipusse
among TIE crew. who were no lcnEer scared
~ his horns snd eyes. for ssio-s tarn their
bag-iS - nc-af1g vheu hey know what il a.
Had The ai-is N these two instances de-
rar-1d ~ thev came, u course they would
have beeu deemed ~1pernataral viutanfs n
the respective shirs ~ 81 who had heard
Tee cue ana seen t1e osher.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
Abolition of .Tudaa

Judas has been officially abolished in the
island Of MADEIRA 1t has been d time
honorcd custom of the natives 10 exhibit IN
one OF their numerous religious professions
an efigy OF Judas, upon which the opprO-
brium Of the popuiace was duly heaped,
and at the close OF the day Judas was
burned with vociferous expressions OF
triumph and Joy. OF late years Il has hap
pened that tho ef'gy of Judas has borne a
striking resemblance To some person upon
whom the general public had ceased TO
smile, and thus the Governor OF the island.
the mayor % Fgnchal, aud foreign Con-
sUl have been carlcstuTed in tho procession
and burned in ef30y. The powers that be
have decided that the admxture Of po1tics
and religion - not wholesome. snd 50 The
ediCt las goEe forth that hereafter the Peo-
Re EEst get sl5uz without Judas.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10


Toa.ght .laealar' st Raaaoad's,
ala krsnk L.2lea ia tie tIls rsss asss
Ma ElnA Eazils ~ E2Tlaenzs. Tie
pay ~ 5e sepe@tet ~ .Ae la4s.Aee -.
E11rECs-
Nr. AM Ms. ScAo4 u VII have S
good &stiisaee a. foaes' 10 xt.
wlea - ste'i - s.li.leE. hene lAlea.
tAey = ~ PssssEt tempting pgssr-la-
Tie gentlemen is tae t9fig eltcr1s
lAF.1E - F.t llgtl-za .le l5.laoE. pra-
sr..ssi, a1e Eeg 'le@z-a ~ Uet - Alrt-
mans H4a g. 5 evening - 159 saasp.
tor rehearsal ~ tie ''tofea19E.'
Tie staten II yesterday n this col
anna tA4t everything foT tLe ta0 Ga
more concerts s4s sCld was sol4ew A.
exaggerated. There are Elauy desirable
seats, both 1oEn stars and IN tie gal
lery thaI have Rot been siected. Ap-
pAt2s.o1s are beginning 10 come ln
Ifon o4x 81 town, and residents %
bT< A4 4qids, s. nJ expect - attend
either " the concerts Viii De PEud ul &
they make Their selections from tae
seats uuso.d - early a. po5sb Ile
diagram NAV D. seen AT the music store
or Geo. u. Herrlek s Co., Oh Fountain
s.gert.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
TOWN TOPICS.


Hon. e. ". WatAal wal attend tie
Getty ysoasg dsdleat.oa.
Il aag0E l. b. Weston left L4s.
evening Oh tslg ~ New 4oEz.
A committee o. ssi-esl zt isz joins
teNa, ~as appointed yesllzday y tse
Lisiz-on -lTses 81 r. Church
Dr. Campbell FAR received : glessa.ge
bon hls asls, dated a. Eatlsore,
stag that she would arrive Lgaae lexg
THURSDAY.
Rev. Jg1a Graham, OK tie DIVISION
ftf-eL "a. +. Church, E14 de4veI "a al
Isess neEt cill44Y A. a eAGEc4 dedle2-
t9l IA Albion.
7 AZ a regular communication OF the
lSlaad Rapids Lodge ot Eiks, No. 4s
ih@.G last eFeBing f23 was voted fox the
-Oi4nstoan relief fund.
7 The .adles of the German Lutheran
taulch. EAsl brdgs street, hold pc
l. today AZ lanes grove ne4r the
tiDls Company power house.
blrrldge II. Butler, oi the Democrat,
tAFea today for : three weeks gAea-
Lon az the East. lie vii ylslt TIE
JaAnstoNn region during the TIP.
The funeral of the infant s0n OF Mr.
pad Mrs. NJ Thompson, which died
D. terday, viii b. buried at 80 this
afternoon from 70. Aiph0nsus Church.
Peter ke mueuIs was arrested by
tlicer bements On Monroe street, last
night, Tor beng drunk and d.sorderly.
Iemueurs Nts accostIng every woman
tlat passed h-m Oh the street.
Mrs. k0zema, mother Of the Doctor,
VINO, as mentioned at the LAne, was Fun
into by tac cars, received much more
serious injury than was az first thought,
and . reported quite H.
Aessrs ELas Matter. George ". Cav.
Charles W. Black. Charles IL. Leonard
it1s ". Pcrkn. and IL. u. q. Van
Asmus, leave today 20 attend the Na-
tonal Furniture convention, at New
York.
Health O.hcer Saunder Is somewhat
exercised over the habit some ueoDle
have Of dcposluug hlth and sewage
into the brooks which flow through the
city. he thinks that some arrests
should be made.
l.. NJ. Nils, Of Grand Rapids, has
opened a furniture store IN the build
ing one door east OF the bank lie viii
al-o carry 0n the undertaking business
ia connection, having purchased the
johnson stock. NJ. Mills come highly
spoken OK a. gent.eman aud bust
ness man Mr.. George ID. Lunn has
charge of the store. Read announce
ncnt on eighth pase.-Etmors journal.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
A HANDSOME BUILDING.
The 4. / ". VI. Railroad Company's New
Gcucr0i Oitices.

The 4. 4 W. VI. Railroad COmpany's New
General Ofioes-
The plans for the new c. & w. NJ.
railroad general office building are now
complete, and the work of excavation
Is well under way. twill be triangular
in shape, and four stories high at the
Intersection of Ferry, Fulton and Ionia
streets. The front of the first story
viii De of cut blue stone, with rock
face, after the modern fashion, and
windows Of ordinary size. The main
entrance VIII be IN the middle of the
front. and VIII be sulmOunted by n
handsome Roman arch, with handsome
polished granite columns on either SIDE.
The arch is filed in with an iron grill of
ornamental design. The remaining
three stories VIII be OF red, pressed
brick with stone trimmings. At the
IOnia street corner, beginning with the
second story, VIII be shapolv octag-
Onai bay window, using the full height
of the building, and terminating IN q
dome rising above the level OF the roof
some distance. Near the Ferry street
corner Is another and larger bay WIN
dow OF a different design, which also
begin with the second story and runs
10 the top.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

The new shOW tbs eek II smiths r.
representative one, embracing some
OK the leading hgats Of the vaudeville
profession. The three ROnaldOs pre-
sent their great Parisian sensation, to-
gether with the European novelty, She
Buginds. The other new artists for
public favor are iirst-eiass in every par
tcular. A nne show viii BE- presented.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

Tho irst of Or. Wright's on japan
VII be delivered at st. Marks chapel
tbs evening, and Will be entitled 'Old
Japan The second one, entitled
"New Japan" Wi be delivered tomor-
row evening. and the third and last
Thursday evening upon personal FX-
perienccs u Japan These lectures,
owns to the speaker thorough kn0wL
edge Of japan. and che many interest
uo features of that wonderful country,
should draw out large audiences. TDag
A. Lr-n.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
FIRE PROJECTION.

Grand Rapids Township Board Moving
io the Matter.
The Grand Rapids Township Board
have taken steps TO secure FIRE protec-
ton for che closely tiled districts near
the city, ard have located n number of
hyirants. with tnc expectation OF con-
tracing with the Hydraulic Company
t0r water supply. it IS expected that
the contract viii be completed this
week, aud that tbe mans viii be laid
within KY days.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
THE GILL BILL.
Iettess sent Urging the Legislature to
Adopt the Measure.

Adopt the Measure.
I'll highly probable from recent de-
velopments, that IN the event OF the
failure OF the Legislature TO pass a
general election law ut the present
session, that the G.ll bill, now pending,
or some one similar, with especial
reference 90 Grand Rapids. embodylng
al OF tle essential features of the
Australian system, VIII be adopzcd
The late meeting of the committee of
citizens appointed % confer with Rep
resentatve Gil, adjourned without
taSing any action, but since then the
entire committee. except Messrs. BlOd-
gctt, Baldwin and Gilbert, have written
letters. or Edorsed those written, i'm
winch tae Leg stature is mpOrtuncd 60
pass tne ..uera. law or II that can not
D. done. 90 pass the local oil. TINS
makes the committee u % 8 in favor
- local law.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

George Graham. a boarde. at sSi
Broadway got drunk yesterday, ani
when he arrived home last night -four
ishcd a revolver and threatened a.
shoot the whole household. The Df-
trol wagon was called, hut Graham
thought 6 best - decamp before It's
arrival. and he d.d sd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

The hus ness that we DO with mon
Depends less on the "hOH" than
when
For all the charms vour art displays
Won't answer on rheumatic DAYS.
And it NAV be vou are just the man
10 mean. Are vou eDt - listen to
anvh.,dv-uo matter wh0-whon every
Joint IN Your hodv feels as T the span
isa rqu,ston BAD hold Of vou'
pPs- ~rARKEY & PsTEN.-"I have no
occasion - sueak Of Rheumat ~n snce
rslur Hour Compound Oxygen Treat
mont % EEv EnYUND F. Wtrr,o. Three
Rivers Mich. pBs. STt7EFY = palen.
10y oar Compound Oxygen Trratroe
r1~od me Il Rheumatism Ms. :. ID.
SHAprv. Rottsford. Conn.
prs. ~tarkey g Psien's of7ce records
show owes $3.50 different cases IN
which their Compound Oxygen Trest-
rlant has been used hv p4vs-eians In
therp practice and hy invaiIlss indeufni-
Gritty. Ihe2r brochure Of z11 pages
NH ~ Forwarded free Of eha~re ~ srv
cue address ~ DIS. STAREEy 4 PsIFS.
10. I5-9 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

The following men imb.bed too much
bug ju.ce and were in jail last night:
John DAVIS. John Dillon and stephen
A. Downs. Wu. Levitt vss arrested
for driving through a funeral proces-
s,ou Yesterday afternoon by Patrolman
Morreu. He received bail.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

Mr. Frank Jewell, who has just left
the city for Tacoma, Wash. Ty., had
his household goods packed, moved
and shipped by l;adcliif * Holt, of III
South DiylsiOn-st. Persons desiring
work of this kind would do well TO call
on the firm, as they make "A speciality
of this business. Estimates cheerfully
given. Telephone your order for large
moving Evan" one day ahead. Dry
Storaga
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
IN THE REFERENCE LIBRARY
Periodicals to be Placed on the Reference
Tables

The Library Committee of the Board
O. Education has arranged to have the
following list of periodicals. on the
tables OF the reading and reference
room m the future. and particularly
desire the attention OF children drawn
o. ile fact:
Haseas Journal. Fronk Lesle, H1rpor's
Weekly. L0ndon Liusfrated Ners, Harpc' :
!euag Peopte. foatk} C3npaai0a, Joura1i
a. EaHcutioa, Iaek. Judge. .imo1cea Arcii-
tsrf, 81. Nicboi1s. Nits -lwcks. Psamcasijp
Irt J9waai. NctpJactsrcr Gad Bmld.r,
Carpeat8' aad Be.ldmy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

The Grand Rapids Guard VIII give a
darcfnE partv tn their friends. Weiues-
day evening. June ID. AZ their srmorv
on iouia street. all the proceeds cf
winch Wi e. totae beuelibof tho Johns
t'wn sufferers The names Of those
VINO have contributed - make shis af-
far s1asfaut Ell purse. VIII 10 fttlv
ANNOUNCED sad tre campanv promises
enc of their er5ovaf'e even. .n~s for
whlch taey have become noted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

If YOU want a bargain IN anything III
the household goods line, do not fail 10
call on Vinegar Furniture Company,
l23, l25, le7 and l29 South Dlylslon-st.,
corner of CnerTV-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

Remember tie Vinegar Furniture
Company can supply YOU with every
thing IN the way OF furnishing a house
complete. l25 10 l23 south Division 81.
cornerof Cherry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

A still alarm Of fire az 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning which called out
the tepartuent. was caused by She
burning ont 0f chimney IN the Bems
rlocS. on south DIVISION street.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

For fine pattern of Ingram carpet,
55c, made and laid, 80 10 the Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
Adams A Co.


Always have the finest millinery at the
lowest prices, customers beng the
lnd0as
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

~asslscros, June l9.-For Loaer
A..a 60 Ea.I. stationary L.nlI.esasaEe
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

20 not fa.l to call on the Vinegar
Furniture Company n you want bAT-
gain in any style 0I Extension Table.