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Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13

On sale this week. 40 dozen chdrens Lace Caps at the
Uniform price of % cents There in the lot worth
less than 80 cents and some as high as dollars
30 dozen chdrens Lace at 90 cents piece. These
caps were never sold under $50 cents.
% pieces half WOOL double width Dress Goods nine
teen They suitable for early spring wear and
are decidedly bargain.
One case half wool Challies viii sell this at 2
cents yard, regular price is II 12 cents.
Of all wool Black Henriettas at As cents yard,
still have few pieces left they going very fast and
cannot duplicate them at that price.
We will also place sale lot of manufacturers samples
of Ladies Pocket Books at less than fourth their regular
value
The best bargain of all will be lot of IS dozen Mems
Unaundried Shirts They made of very good quality
muslin with good linen reinforced bosom, made up in
STYLE sizes IA - OIL They will be sold for 42 We
will not sell more than 6 to any customer
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
SPECIAL.

There are three blanks prepar-
ed especially by 9. Henry ~.
COpp, OF Washington City, for
Oklahoma; which We are Selling
az the low price o! so cents per
hundred.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
AFTER A RaNiSHEP

ST. LOUIS, April Authorization comes
from California, Mo-. TO the effect that an
unknown tramp entered the house OF !
farmer named DAakens, eight miles south
If thpt place, when ali the family save q
daughter. Miss Nevada. aged 70. were alb
senE, and criminaiiy assaulted the young
lady. Men are securing the country and
II caught the offender Will be lypchea.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13

CONS from WOODEN counter. Yet the
whole civilized world has growled at and
endured 1t since coins were stamped and
counters made, until the other day a young
fellow invented rubber mat, with little
bristles OF rubber standing up thickly all
over IL Coins thrown on the mai are as
easily picked up as II they stood on edge
The public was quick TO appreciate II, and
theinventor need not work for a living any
louuerD
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
nlIp0EREn nv SOME ONE

Los ANGELES, Cal. April 12.-This after
noon in the rear or hagnio on Alameda
street blacksmith named John Bryan
and an abandoned French woman were
found in bed. both shot through the head
The woman is dead and Bryan is not eX-
pected TO live. Il is thought Bryan muir
dered the woman aud shot himself, though
he refused TO confess TO the priesu. He
claims that the famous ex-champion
wrestler, Theodore Bauer, and Others came
IN and shot him
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
NEBRASKA EIReMEN

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., April 12--An in
terstate firemen's tournament will be held
in this city May IS. extensive preparations
for which are now being made. Teams
will be in attendance from Iowa, Kansas
and Missouri. besides COMPANIES from the
principal cities Of Nebraska. The purses
will aggregate about S2.59V.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
ENGAGED PASSAGE

NEW YORK, April l2-Robert Lincoln,
minister TO England: Allen Thorndike
Rice. minister 10 Russia: John c. New.
the consul general to London, and Andrew
Carnegie have engaged passage on the
steamship City of New York, which will
sail for EiYerpool on MAY Ii
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
BLAINE TO BELMONT.
The Spanish Ministers Resignation Readily
Accented.

WASHINGTON, April 12.--The following
is a copy of the letter which Secretary
Blaine sent to Mr.. Perry Belmont in re-
spouse to the latter's ca lie resignation of
his office as minister of the United States
to SDain.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
a KING OUTWTTED,

from Frederick the Great.
Afser the caose q the Seven Years War,
Frederick the Great was for q tine vevv
busy with the losg-1s elected affairs Of RS
caussal. so that even his favo-sse fate was
for awhile. 1egisc-ed. Ancu1 the c~scers
who rad particularly distinguished is=--
selves during the war. szys tie New YORK.
Ledger. wzs . Captain Of GrenA6sers.
named Ritter. who had los, al arm AZ Back
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
Settlers Guide.

We have also Cocp's special
edition OF Oklahoma Settler
Guide, retail price. IS cents
We wiz furnish TIE Weekly
Eagse one year and Copp's Okla
honA Settlers Guide for 81 casa.
tkwI.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13

WARMERS Log Cabin Remedies-old
fashioned, simple compounds, used in the
days of our hardy forefathers, are ''old
timers" but ''old reliable" They COM
PRISE
Warmers hog Cabin Sarsaparilia,
Hops and Buchu Remedy" Cough and
Consumption Remedy" Hair Tonic"
Extract" for External and Internal Use,
''Plasters," Rose Cream for Catarrh,
and Liver Pills" They are put up by II.
H. Warner & Co., proprietors of Warmers
Safe Remedies, and promise to equal the
standard value Of those great preparations
All druggists keep them.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13

The body is more susceptible to benefit
from Hoods Sarsaparrilla now than at
any other season.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
STATEMENTS

No ( 53&-Dsc srssory O1sred
t25j-DeeisFa.ory Un0rsTsd
Sa5-so.aiers Dscisrstory & Andsvi,.
s5is-Soidisrs DscIsrssofy.
4-5es-So' dlsrs Discharge
P.ssss be SIRE 20 orcer By nurb<r
TIES Blanks are worth from Fifty Cents 20
Ocs Dollar aud Fifty Ceass pr hustrsc-
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
Oklahoma Town : Co.

The books are now open TO
all those who wish 10 take
stock in the Cole Town Site
Company; at the Colony's of
fee on Douglas avenue.
{. C. COLE, President.
{. PHILLIPS, Secretary
t3M
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
NOTICES.

No s-3i5-C 1ntest Ho.neste,d Law.
4-s75-Ex Parts Contested Hon.s.s,d.
Wichita eagle., 1889-04-13
EXTENDED TO ST. PAIL

ST. PAUL. April. 70 The street car
strike extended from Minneapolis to this
city this afternoon, when all men except
those on cable lines went ont. The cause
of the strike is the same as that AZ Mime
apoGs-the men object to reduction of
- per cent in their wages. which has been
ordered. Everything is quiet.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
THE EXPOSITION.
Tie AissT site A1ost~a aaa t4e csEa-
Hsittss DIrestesa ~ FroxzFs Pi41s-

Eks Aise~ site Adopted ana AIS csEa-
l4itsss DIrsstesa - Pros ,zEs P54Bs-
The board u Trade he.d meeting
ASA evening - farthsg discuss tie Per
u1aneat expos.tioa bg.sllng scheme.
tAere acre present. President Geo a..
Brsgs, v. L. she.oy, H Hast.ngs.
Z. cra&ton Fox, L. }. R.n9ge. 7. b. Cd
beTss J. A. Coyoie, II. s. Crosby, .. A.
Bal, G. Z. Sign, .. Il. w4ters, Wm.
H. Powers, A. ;. Masse lllan and y. }.
STUART. Hm. Judz0n, the new nlem-
Der MO taxes the place of G. Z. Olney
Bas introduced and took h.s seat y ID
the board.
Secretary Van Asnus read the report
81 TIE committee appointed ~ seLe.t c =
siie and examine spsclAc&tl0ns IA TIE
hands OF John l.. shaw. The cons
mlttee reported that they had held twO
meetings and tb4l a ste 5hfxl0 feet
had been nntted bv 4. &. I0mstock.
and another I4lx2s9 feet had been sat-
mltted by .. X. Sign. Descriptions Of
both locations have been published IN
the TELEGRAaI-HEEALD. The COM
mittee also reported that the super
yisOrs had given Them permission Tor
the erection OF a building over the
ryer AZ the foot OF Lyon street, and a.,
tins slte Was centrally located and most
favorable 20 all business men they
unanimously recommended that tnls
site be selected by the board.
The report OF the committee was ac-
eepted and adopted. The dimensions
OF the proposed building were dis
cussed, the secretary stating that the
specifications submitted by j l.. Shaw
were for a building 57Sxl25 feet. G. K.
Sigh thought this altogether too small
and that they should build so that the
structure could be enlarged a. occasion
might require. The question OF the
sut-structure was then discussed and
the board concluded 10 procure suitable
plans, and upon motion OF III. F. Hast
lngs the president was instructed 10
secure them and report at the next
meeting. IL was also thought best 10
secure permanent rights OF way before
any definite steps were taken IN the
matter. The form of the structure was
discussed and majority OF the men,
bers present seemed TO favor a building
m the form OF cross with the center
IN the river. The upright extending
from Pearl street bridge up the river
and the transverse section extending
across from the foot of Lyon street,
bounded by the established dock lines.
/ The meeting then adjourned. The
first subScibcr to the enterprise is VIM.
Rumsey, who gives $1,000. One hundred
and fifty others like Mr.. Rumsey Will
| erect the building.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
ON A JAmBOREE.
4 Couple OF Fast Women Get Into DIN.
Guilty.

4 Couple OF Fast Women Get Into DIN.
Guilty.
Two women, elegantly dressed, hired
a rig of jerome Lee yesterday and
went out for a drive. In the course of
their travels they absorbed consider
able beer and were driving furiously
about the streets, letting people look
ont for themselves as best they could.
Two three or men tried to catch the
horse but were not successful until
Humane Agent Kennedy undertook TO
capture them, and pursued them
through Monroe street to Jefferson
avenue, where he caught up to them.
lie brought them 20 police noadquar-
ters and made complaint for fast drlv-
ing, and they were rcmandcd 10 jail.
They fought the officers and refused
70 20, but they went all the same.
They upbraided Agent Kennedy IN
language more fOrclble than elegant,
and expressed great regret that they
were not men SO they could literally
mash hm. a good looking young
man came huTrying To the jail claim
ing one of them was his wife, and
pleaded for their release in VAN. lie
tncn went 70 get hail for them. They
gave their names rs Emma Hlx amt
Ija Blake.
LATER-The.r friend managed to
secure bail and they were released.
VINO the hail0rs were was suppressed
by Deputy Clerk Adams.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
PERSONALITIES.

Jonathan BOyce and family left sun
day night on European tour.
p. A. Renwick and family. of Chi
cago, are Wis ting friends in this city.
Mrs. S.. b. Bennett, OF Il Lagrave-st.,
lclt yesterday for visit at Belle Plains,
Iowa.
Mrs +. c. Dayton and daughter and
Mrs. l.. G. Parmcnter, of North Muske-
Con, are visiting at George G. Sick
etce's.
Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Tatcum left
Yesterday for Canandsigua, y. y. Mr.
Tateum accompanied them as far Is
Lansing.
Fred Morrison. deputy city clcrk
under Mr. Bclk1ap, = very seriously
SEX, and Il : feared that he will not
recover.
Judge Holmes returned from the
East saturday night. and resumed his
seat ON the police court bench yeSter-
day morning.
Homer h. Harlan, formerly Of this
city. has received permanent appoint
ment as clerk N the war office with a
salary Of $1,000 a year.
During the summer vacation Prof
". A. Greeson. principal of the Central
school. viii take an extended trip along
the PICTURED rocks Of Lake Superior.
Mrs. Joseph HOuseman and daughters
started yesterday for New York. They
VII remain there a short time, and viii
then 20 To Europe. Mr. HOuseman
Wi lOin them IN New York.
Rev. Joseph P,xley, = years Of age,
and bis brother Ebenezer. s6 years old.
were two old soldiers visiting ira this
city who attended the memorial service
a. the Methodist church Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

4 pi-ifli illustration = the determination
aud grit sniuatinz the Old solsi srs n che Con-
f.-.ers,,v was rirn-sss,l in The governor of "a
rsrsatlv NJ John " Vsruaioe. = Telfsir
cr,sntv. came n IN clutches % spplv f-r a
p-nsi-n. His left lr- ~as o.T shove thc k1ee.
the right fcct vas stiffsn~1 VIZ nesfertlv
straight srd 1ls hands vera vsrv rough snd
ho~u~ W Tsr-@So> : ar uh-srste farmer
AMI beinE unskie ~ write as aag,e made bis
croSs marx 20 she application. After be TO
-ssves si. rrrl-r for 49, - ~-.s ssi1>i bT apt
Tn Harrison wat n cculd - toward ulak
ing living lie rsplioi thas - -,Hid d
anything on a farm thss any ether man
cru.a 10 z- ear down en- rhe foor and
Showed bow se chour~d eoteCn. rrvpsIiir,z
hinseif airuz the ~ ~ -sesns = his hansis.
Re slso cus ~cod ~ zrriug down - y, and
a 1n- oscssioa cut s8d plit 80 rzls n a
da~ E- dug the vi On his plsce and -
shlnElei his hruse Mr. Fsrasfice haS VIE
and sirht Children. ard seenss as happy ard
conrentsi sS rt'sr nse,. rctv~ftlzsrsrdIng his
eTlsE-ea eOBsilon. Atlanta JosIrasL
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Tie Ancient Order of United WORK
men bad quite boom III THIS c.ty Last
evening from tie fact that hfty-elght
men we're admitted into Washington
Lodge, No. ii, the new lodge thai was
instituted on tie 18th of last month,
ami now hold Their meetings IN POM
efOy q LawtOn hail, IA tho Eighth
ward. The ceremony was performed ~
the officers 0t Grand Rapids Lodge, No.
= VINO were 10 attendance. together with
Legion No. 10, Select Knights, az the
\. .. I. ". The lodges on the east
Slde OF the r ycr viii need "a str them
selves or they VIII be left IN the shade
a. regards membership IN TINS order.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
WANTED TO BE FREE.
VIM. Skehaa Makes "A Number Of Efforts
to Escape from Jail.

VIM. Skehaa Makes a Number Of Efforts
to Escape from Jail.
Wm. Skehan. the lad sentenced by
Judge BgrJngame 70 five years at Iona
for stealing brass. is touSh young ras-
cal. and has made several attempts to
escape from jail. FIRST he cut a smau
pocket from his coat. and each day he
saved ont some Of the pepper sent in
with his meals, nth the design of
throwing 6 In the turnkev's eyes and
escaping i0 the confusion. TIE beg
was discovered. however. and the plan
frustrated. he tbn get a piece ot
board ahout eighteen inches long and
four inches vide. and Whitfield q hand r
or one end. making . formidable club
THIS heuu scovared and taken svaY
be pred q piece Of r7s pfpe from the
SIX and hd e away Fortunately thc
officer found thst slso. Re is now al
Iona. and. doubtless, still plotting.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

TOWN TOPICS.

Joe Emery begaa work yesterday as
eepaly c0tllty e-eFE-
The annual eleeton ~ the -. Ceci-
las ocei4Es kIleags June ?.
Work hegua yesterday ca the new
hCsp.Ial bail1ug AZ the soldiers
holle.
The concrete has been la.d for the
ueE city stand -p.pe, aad tie stoGe
HoEs begun
The grain reports Yesterday shcwne,i
tie receipts - be. wheat, Is cars corns
s ears, oats, car.
Matasa OTeott, highly esteemed
resident 0f F.zianeld toausA-p, died
sunday, aged s. years.
some excellent improvements n the
seHage Arrangements are beng made
opposite tile Eagle Hotel
one u John Neintyre's handsome
baYs have died OF the dlstemper G0s
raging among tne equ-nes.
Necessary additions % ths force OF
teaehers .n the public schools VII IL
crease the total number 10 ZZJ-
barn in Cannon township, belong
Ing - ] III SheehCn, was burned sun
dsy night. Loss $40 insured Tor $50.
Fifteenof the Young men belonging
T. ~ Jozephs Casino have organized
themselves INTO the Ari0n Singing tlub.
The suit brought by Peter COomans
against Andrew DeDEeW, whom nc ac-
clsed 0f stealing a store, was amlcably
settled yesterday without a trial.
The o. A. II. will give a hop
4. ..rser Fsfa 4 -
Arfnorv. for the benent OF the young
ladies' who assisted them al the recent
bazar.
one hundred Holland emlgrants ar
rived Yesterday az the UNION depot.
some III them remained here. but the
most Of them went 10 Holland aud
Muskegou.
Ladies interested Ia the L. b. A. are
earnestly requested - be present al
the Home tAls afternoon, As their help
j. especially needed N preparing fur
ulsh.ngs for the new nurses home.
Homer b. Harlan. son OF Judge b.
A Harlan. At one time a resident OF
thiscty, has been appointed 10 per
manent 5000 clerkshlp In the war De
partment at Washington.
The United Sisters OF Benevolence
give a reception tonight IN honor OF
Mrs. :. H. Tate, their secretary, who
Is gong away "Wednesday 90 JON her
husband IA Spokane Falls, Washington
Territory.
By the introduction Of modern safe
guards against fire and the employment
Ol man to look after them, the W!ddt
comb company has effected = saving Oi
from 5000 10 $1,000 on is annual out
lay for insurance.
The following cases OF measles were
reported vest lay ut the health otfice
-, AZ SNancanavlan Hotel; -
FOlger, child, second street; Chas. Last
aged : 50 SycamOrc-st.; Master Rich
ardsOn, aged 5 weeks. 27S Twelfth-ave.
Master Anthony. aged 3, s3 North-ave.
and Bertha Brown. aged u, 4 Clark-st
Yesterdays Detroit Free Press stateC
that Mr.. James K. Hayes intended L
go north today To make preparation
for opening the Arlington. az Petoskey
for guests by June |. He VIII spent
much OF rs time north this summer
yet VIII CIV plenty of time 10 the HOte
Wayne at Detroit, OF which be IS ais
proprietor.
A number OF Grand Rapids ladie
have gone TO Bay City TO attend tn
State W. c. T. L. meeting. AmOni
those who take part are Mrs. Emma
Wheeler, who IS State secretary, an'
Mrs. l.. VI. Boise, who reads p1pe
this afternoon upon Have the Late
Discussions and Methods of the W. {
T. L. Lessened Is Evangelical Type an,
Spirit"'
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
DIR. Rpnnett

VIII be at the Eagle Hotel, Thursday
and Friday, May and >, and every
four weeks thereafter.
Did any of you who suffer with Her
MA (Rupture), .Nericocel, Hydrocel
ETC., ever look up DR.. Bennet's way OF
treating them and the result given,
'Tis worth your while If you have not
lie uses no knife, ties no string or cord
around them, and does not even draw
off the water to treat them. No pain
and not an hour from work. Go and
sec him when he is here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


This list is furnished by W. Il. Seribner.
real estate dealer. Is Pearlst:
Myra : shirley 70 Wm. II. Gilbert. et
al. biz ;. brew 4 Browns add IS 1900
Adrian De Nav g. Isaac Miller, lot l6,
, VOORHEES, i MIlIers add .-...... -
melvin J. C.ark 20 J. Clark Sproat, lot
=. Watson & WestOn's adI.................. l.lOC
Georse A. Powell 10 Mm. J. HeybOeT,
lot 5. shaw : sub ...........--.. So
Abby A. bulkley 70 J0ha benjamin,
part "a blk o. H0ibrOokfs add .-.- .2Ol
Leeulan J. Coats 10 Luman and Lucius
Jenlson, lot ]. blk ~, Oakdale Park rs
Chas. ". Watkins u EdmOre 4. Tread
way, lots Sand 4, blk q Winsor add CO.
Frederick Force 10 C. X. kirkh-ide,
= - = Of sec i, Spencer........ 375
George faTnSWOrth n Abram h. kn0wl-
son. part = "A OF see ~, Grand
Rapids -. ........-. 25OG
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

The laying Of the cornerstone and
foundation of the Masonic Home is
past, but the foundation for low prccs
of shoes and slippers of the latest styles,
InaUguratod some Gmc ago az Watson
& M8doy's. is stll going On with Un-
ahsted fury. All they ask is 10 show
their goods and quote prices 20 insure
sa a.os. Costs v0u nothing to sec their
goods. and they VIII be pleased 60 show
them. Sec thelr goods before buying
elsewhere. At l02 N0nroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Grnin. Hour and Feed

Wheat-White. s2c; red. SOC q bushel.
Corn-350 40c & bushel.
Oats-30c 4 buShel.
flour-Lily White. s2.40; Straight. $3.50;
Patent. S2..U & hundred.
Corn Meal-l5c {. hundred.
Bran-sI3.00 Z ton.
Middlings- -Sl4.00 2 ton.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Henry KIP, a young boy 10 years
cd. vas arrsigued before Judge
Holmes Yesterday for stealing some
pencils and other articles from 4 school
house IN Grand Rapids township. II g
case WAS referred - County Agent
Holcomb. who fined him g and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

4 warrant vas ssuod yesterday f0r
Hatte Starring for keep pnE house of
1-faule. She VII he examined Ia Dc ce
court under the stst1te making the
crime A pr sen ctense.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
GRAND RAPIDS N;ARKETS

Dressed Beef-s5-J0d6.5 20 4 hundred.
Dressed Neal-s5.O1s5.5O 4. hundred.
Dressed POrk-S5. .o0@5.5O r. hundred.
Dressed MuttOn-sc = pound.
Dressed POultry-l0S l2c a pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Farmers Produce.

Apples-60G90c Pbushel.
POtatOes-l0@l5c 4 bUshel.
Turnips-Aie sc = buShel.
BeetS-Nc2j 2jc Y bushel.
Lettuce-l0c e pound.
EggS-ll@ l2c ? dozen.
Butter-l5c a pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

kArs Poorly Friday.
Yesterday afternoon thtrty-two coEn-
Giants Against SaLzs3akespers were
made by tae police Gnd ssgned -
judge Holmes. Tie complaints sfe
against these WHO failed 70 get red
carts s. laey we've notified they Eaglst
d0. Lot later that Monday nght.
The poiles think that n8ost of the
men all n9l Ia arrested oN IA 10 taeg
haVlng got out licenses late lAst Il gat
after rhe complaints WeTe made. fne
complain acre made yesterday after
ua9n tO bo ready Tor business th-s
morning Il any salo0ukeepsr open up
without theF red carts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

A special meeting is called on the
night OF May -, 1889. All Knights are
requested TO be present 10y order OF
Orical j. g. Steinekc, at X. L. hall, al
5 O'Clock sharp.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Fisty Jennings vas tired hv jurv in
Justice WestfaIs court yesterday for
staal.rg a ZAP rche ard wi = frou
Warner ,wet.and at de AXE. Tie Jury
acquitted hun.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Donald Pickle and Ed Maxwell got
thirty dsys in jail each for throwing
stones az Officers Wells and Spencer
SATURDAY afternoon. Albert ottcrbme
rstf SIS - FOR The same ofense.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Gauzc underwear st
NoICT, HERr0IsHEIMER & Co.'S.
Thursflny. NIhy %.

Parties attending the races at Sparta
next saturday can return by the l.. :.
4 II. u. Il. via Cedar Springs, reaching
home the same evening. Grand Rap
IDS viii be represented at these sports.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
OUR SPRING STYLES OF
MEN AND YOUTHS SUITS
Are Now Ready for your Inspection.

We have about 1000 Suits to be sold within 80 days
low prlces will DO it-and we hope they will
We have about 500 Suits at g. G. 7.50 and $40 Now
these not bought TO Eastern manuiac
ture and worth 10 ~ 10 and $ls and we make tre
mepdous sacrifice sell at these prices named They
were brought direct from manufacturing rooms 90 Sum
mers thoroughly made and we'll trimmed, and intend
ed to sell and are worth exactly what ask for them
We have about 500 Suits at i2 1850, l5 IS and
$50 in Worsted Chevots and Cassmeres Getaways and
Sacks brought from the place. and all exceptional
bargains The trimmings styles ard every part of each
ment will bear close examination The most fashonab
styles good value offered for these plces
We have few royal bargains left from Special Sale
of Childrens Clothing and shall continue TO sell them at
the prices mentioned last week. People seem 70
preciate a genuine reduction of onehat
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Dried Fruits.

Apples-Kvaporated, 5G6c q pound.
Cherries-l5c = pound.
PeacheS-l0al2ts sc z pound.
Onions-l0g l5c : pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
THE SCHUBERTS' CONCERT.
Splendid Entertainment Assured for
Tonight.

The Schuberts' last evening had their
last rehearsal previous TO the entertain
ment to be given tonight. Miss John
ston arrived from Chicago yesterday
afternoon and participated in the re-
hearsal. The privileged few who were
present were more than delighted with
the singing; they were wildly enthusi-
astic over it. Miss Johnston has a
magnificent voice under perfect con-
troll, and the Schuberts themselves have
acquired a remarkable degree of per-
lection in their work, as a result of
their patient and earnest work under
the training of Mr.. Morehead.
The following is the program TO be
given:
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

FoT / do- care, tui, tired feeling.
impoverished aioo3, dub pans in back
ana rG tantal EIrg sSa erurt.Cns.
por7p ~arsaF ar...a never fais 81 gve
re.iFf- we arrays guarantee Is Prce
3 rer hott.es 4l6as drug store, Iz5
M1uroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

The following is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residence when outside the city and
ages OF the parties:
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Balbriggan underwear retailing at
wholesale prices at
NoIGT, HERPoLsHFrwER & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

FnU stock of gents ght sh re- e
or~ gents furn shmg goods depart
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Jobbers' Prices.

Apples-G0fo 75c p bushel.
BeanS-sl.3'@l.40 80 a bushel.
Butter-l2c Z pound.
Eggs-llMl2c = dozen.
HOney-l0Gl5 & pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Hides.

Green-ic T pound.
Part Cured-lesc : pound.
Full Cured-iis &c q pound.
Dry-7@Sc e pound.
Dekins-l5G2l q pound.
Sheep SKINS pound for wool. sc.
(a!f-Iured-46,5c = mound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Sir knights Patriarch.

Summer MeTinO underwear at
NOIGT, HERPOLsHEIMER & Co. s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

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