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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28

Is Said there Is only ono q the
uiembers ofPrc.ident IIarrison's
Cabinet, college graduates. How
these gentlemen could have attained
a degree ofiuformation emitting then
to the distinction conferred upon then
without the assistance of Che N. $.
the b. S. and A. H. will doubtless BE-
a wonder 10 the average College Pro-
lessor. but plain. practical people en-
dowed with good common sense ule
derstand g. Noting The fact above
stated the Mobile Register" says;
This circumstance goes 20 show lhsi
a man can get on very well ia this
world without the aid Of college
sheepskin."
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28

Don't forget the poor editor when
Won have a news item. Ifyour wife
whips you, let us know Of it and we
viii set it right before the public. If
You have company, tell us-if you are
not ashamed Of the visitors. fla
youngester arrives at your home beg
ging for raiment. buy a quarters
worth Of cigars and come around,and
if YOU are cash subscriber We will
furnish a name for him or her, as the
circumstances will permit and if you
have social gathering Of a few Of
your friends. bring around a big cake.
seven or eight pies and ham, not
necessarily TO eat, but as guarantee
of good faith. We mention these lit
tie things. for we want news and win
have it.-Durant Democrat
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28

A friend handed usa few days since
a circular announcing the meeting OF
prominent members of the Scotch
Irish race at Columbia. Teun., in the
not distant future. It was our pur-
pose 70 publish the circular entire that
gentlemen interested might fully UNI
derstand the aims and objects Of the
reunion, but IN some unaccountable
way the paper disappeared from our
copy-hook and cannot be found. II
we can get another circular we win
publish it, failing in this, If our friend
who furnished us the first one win
send as the DATE Of the proposed
meeting we will be obliged.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28

EnIroR MESSENGER: Permit to
suggest through your columns, the
name Of DIR. J. W. Aberncthy Of At
lanta, as suitable candidate for Leg
islative honOrs. DIR. a. is an enter
prising citizen, a thorough Democrat,
and a gentleman well informed on
questions affecting the public welfare.
If he would consent to become a can
didate he would receive the support
of MANY NoTERs.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28

frany dealer SAYS he has the ". l.. Douglas
Shoes without name and price stamped on
the bottom put him down as a fraud
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28

Look at the fine French Satteens at
NJ. Mecklcnburgcr's.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28
GROCIER1ES.

HARPER& ROGERS. North side Main st
-. r. f. H0dgers, Book-keeper. c. A..
Lagrone, r. g. Winter, statesmen.
LYON 4 CO., North side Main street.
WALLER BROS, Temple BUILDING
J. J. Kerr, Book-keeper, j. $. Marable,
salesman.
J. RUBEL & CO., North side Main st.
BAKER. north side Nam st.
f. HOLLAND, north side Main street.
II. G. BINGHAM, north side Main st.
J. Il. WHITE Is CO., south side Main st.
GEO. NICHOLS, south side Main street.
j. W. WOODSON, south side Main st.
Nj. WARD, south side Main street.
WARD DOWsON, north side Main st.
J. L. COLLEY & CO., north side Main st.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28
MILLINBRY.

MRS. F. A. ROBERTS, north side Main st.
MRS. o. II. GORMAN, south side Main st.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28
RELIGIOUS.


Rev. Mr. Richie, at the Methodist church,
breaches every sabbath at II a. m. and 1880.
Methodist sabbath School every Sabbath
at 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock
Glass meeting every lst and Ord Sunday
in each month at 3 O'Clock p.
Elder G.. A. Grammer. Faster Baptist
church, viii preach every sabbath at II
o'clock, m. and at night.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night at
O'Clock.
sunday sehoolevery Lords day at am.
O'Clock. BeWs free. All are invited TO attend,
Rev. Geo. H. Steen. Pastor Services
every End and ith sunday at II m and
SPIN
Presbyterian Sabbath School every Sab
bath at $3.50, d. MeCarley, Superintendent.
Episcopal Services az the Presbyterian
church by Rev. W. p. Brown, every 4th
sunday at a. m. and $50 p. m.
sunday school every sunday evening
at 800 p. m.
The Catholic church. corner Of Meridian
and Washington streets. has services at 10
o'clock on the 4th sunday Of each month,
Rev, Father Hahn OF Aberdeen officiating
COLoRRD METHODIST.
Sabbath School convenesa Q o'clock. a m,
preaching every Sabbath at O'Clock, a. m.
aud at O'Clock p. m. and 1880 o'clock p. m.
~ lHt htfs n. AuAiih. CLASS meeting on
Tuesday night of each week Preaching or
Prayer meeting ON Thursday night Of each
week. Temperance meeting on Friday night
Of each week.
ColOred A VI + Church.
Preaching every Sabbath at $3.50 O'Clock
p. m. and at night. sunday school O'Clock
a. m. W II. Coleman Pastor.
Bird Baptist Church ColOred.
Preaching every sabbath at II O'Clock a:
m. and p. m, and at night. Rev IL. Ellis
Pastor.
Justice Court.
Okolona Beat.
Justice Peel holds court on first and third
Saturdays in each month at Egypt
Justice Carter holds court on the LIST and
third Mondays in each month, at the Okol0-
ma in the Court House.
Mayor Bodenhamer. on the nd and. 4th
Mondays i'm each month at OkolOna.
Beat No 4.
Justice Baskins holds his court at Buena
Vista on the LIST saturday and at McCondy
on the 3rd Saturday OF each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28
TIE PALACE CAR
LIME,

The Kansas City, Memphis &
Birmingham Railroad is many
miles the shortest a nd by far the
bett equippe1 Passenger Line be-
tween points ia the East and South
east, and Memphis and all points
in Arkansas, Texas and the Wes'
and Northwest. The Passenger
Train equipment OF this line Is Of
the most modern construction and
provided with every device neces-
sary to the comfort and safety of
passengers. Elegant Reclining
Chair Cars, Seats Free), are run
GU all day trains between Memphis
and Birmingham. Everything
new and first class, and no effort is
fpared by the management to meet
the requirements Of the trayeling
public. Through tickets via this
line are on sale at az through lick
ct offices. For large map and time
tabio folder giving full inioima-
ton as to through cars, connec-
tions, &C., &C., address,
II. D. ELLIS, J.. z. LOCKWOOD,
Genl Agent Gen'l Pass. At
81 Madison St. Kansas CITY.
Memphis. Tenn. No.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28

Many Of our farming friends, who
can speak from an experience Of some
years before the war, say they have
more blowing done this season than
ever before so early in the year. This
speaks volumes for a good cotton and
corn crop this year and we hope bright
expectations may be fully realised.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28
To The Farmers Alliance.

The undersigned would respect.
fully solicit your produce Of all
descriptions on consignment for
sale or shipment as may be desir-
ed. We have had large expert
enee in the produce line, and hope
TO give entire satisfaction.
L. COLLY & co.
Mar. 20, 'ss.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28

ANAN NIOO0f's
G.. W. COLE, North side Main street,
T. A. Hill, BoOk-keeper ID. W. Reeder, j.
5. johnson, Olando Lockard, statesmen.
L. ROsENBAUM. Temple Building
Sol Schwah, Book-keeper, r. II. Hunting
ton, II. +. Waller, A. G. HopsOn, statesmen.
GREENER BROS. North side Main ST.
A. Greener, BO0k-keeper, W. i. Harrill,
statesmen.
J. NJ. TRICE. South side Main street.
o. J. Trice, Book-keeper, George Walton,
Frank Lyon, statesmen.
EZELL6 SAVAGE, Corner Main and
Meridian.-M HOuseman, BOOk-keeper, ID.
c. Ellison, j. W. Valiant, j. 4. Murdoch,
statesmen.
J. RUBEL 4 CO., North side Main st.
BEN MYERS, North side Main street.
PHIL MCINTOSH. North side Main st.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-28

Miss Talbot presides over the Dress
making department, at Mecklenbur-
gers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
Special Notice !!
DO not fail to read the following letter:

GRASD RAPIDS. Mich, Nov. 10 1855
GENTLEMEE:-We understand that Mr.. h. NJ Goebel has
issued circular offering % the dollar settlement
of his indebtedness We do not think that the trade
thoroughly understands the condition of his affairs
In reference TO the bill of equity mentioned said
lar wish that this has not been settled stated
but up for hearing at the next OF the Circuit
Court We competitors of Mr. Goebe feel perfectly salts
fed that he able to pay 100 cents the dollar the mat
properly handled Our trade has been injured during
the entire fall and If compromise made pro-
posed will all he sufferers he has large stock OF goods
hand and Will be able to underse all the coming
We would request the trade thoreoughy invests
gate this and will also state that the Undersigned
hereby not to purchase goods whatever of any
parties making any such settlement
We trust You will give this matter your careful consider
alton.
Signed Nelson Bros Co, Harvey & Heystek, a. II.
Fowle Bradheld Co. o. M Dunbam. Miller Middleton.
Copy of Original letter.
The above letter represents condition exactly We
carrying the largest stock of goods able under
sell competitors.
Our old stand. l9 Canal and South Division Street.
GO E 3 E L s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
THE NEWS AT LUTHER
The New Postmaster-A Celebration on
the Fourtii-Morc Building.


,t-,us,NS "a ySt NsAS.NNs-.tN,NN.
LUTHER, Mich, June 27.-E. Nicho-
son, the newly appointed postmaster
here, Will take charge of the office next
Saturday, and viii move the office to
the building now occupied by the
Enterprise. The Enterprise viii occupy
the rear part, running partition
through the center. Geo. A. Osborn,
the retiring postmaster, will now devote
ms whole time TO ms drug store. -
Our principal streets are being cleaned
up and graded and Luther can now
boast OF some as fine streets
as great many towns
several times as large
We are going to have genuine old
fashioned celebration here the Fourth
OF July, consisting of all kinds of
games. horse racing, catching creased
pigs, climbing creased poles. etc, the
whole TO conclude with one of the finest
displays of fireworks ever seen up this
way.-WilsOn, Luther q Wilson are
lavlng several hundred feet OF water
mains through their lumber Yards to
protect their property from fire. There
hl4A At II vi ants tNtiN DAtN ltti- IutI
water supply comes from the pumps
at the mill. and are always ready
to use.-The children are get
ting 50 numerous here that we
have been forced to build a new school
house tor the smaller children. George
Trimmer has the contract, and VIII
have II completed for the fail term
Bellamy * son are treating the inside
OF their store TO a coat of paint
Charlie smith, proprietor of the Sabin
House, Is enjoying n good trade
Charlie knows how To treat his guests,
and they always come back and bring
their frlends.-A good many new
houses are being built here tins sum
mer.-Ihe retOrt works that have
been shut down, making extensive re-
pars, Will start UP right after the
4th, and make things flv. SO
says James Sterling. the manager.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe have gone
- Petoskey 90 spend = week.
Mss Msbsl Mavbury IS atFort Wayne,
the guest of her frIend, Mss Irma JEFF
fertls.
VIM. c. Ruin. Philadelphia furni-
ture buyer, Is IN the city, looking over
fan styles.
Mrs. Stockhridxe. Of Kalamazoo. went
a. NsCkiusc Yesterday IN spend the
season In hsr cottage home.
Mrs. Z. H Bennett. Of Plymouth.
and Mrs. James Patterson. Of Fargo.
Oak. are guests of Mrs II. T Ledyard.
"a south Iafayette-st-
Msses CalEe. Eva. Ella aud Maud
Travis. Ruth Dean. Hermena and Steve
SPITE. aud WI Gibson. went o. Il sb0n
vesterdsvs % spend a week With Mss
Fay koon-
Charles n Amy, Who : now one az
Chicago T.rsaas staff. has heen engaged
en- tle Cr0nin case, ant vas one If
taase present when Cr0uns body was
q discovered.
Joe Emery. late Il the Ders.,--rt re-
rcrtorral staf. ant now of the corps Of
county clerks, and than whom 10 more
cengenal or pleasant usn hves. has
delighted his friends and surprised the
pubac bv shaving otf hls nlustache-
= p Andrews returned ~ tlis cify
81 vestsriay trom a VISIT 80 BIS very su-
tqsa marbie quarry 'n the Upper Per-
arsIls corning va ChTaE0. where he
81 havIuC some specimens ~ the marble
crt srd - saed. lie returned % CHI
css1 .sst gat.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

Why not use other peoples brains a.
Well a. your own IN order - lessen
hfe's work, and especially 80 when the
coming bot weather viii make life =
burden 90 those Who have 10 30 labor
Gus houseWorky The very word Pear
hne" sounds clean and sweet enough
Ia recommend even poorer article.
But .'Pearline" does a. clean and a.
sweet work as rs name implies. Now
II there be a housekeeper among the
thousands of Hitless readers who has
hitherto lived 80 far beneath her priv
lcges as not 90 have used "Pearlme, -
surely she Viii AT once purchase a
packet and test what IL viii DO for her.
''Pearlne" represents brains That l.,
il is the product OF long and hard pro-
cesses of thought, investigation and eX-
pertinent. You are invited 10 share
the results fiom New York IViAess,
June l2h, loSy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
HOPE COLLEGE
xhs exeEeLssz "a 1A@ I.<aty -tssxth seAs-
E2saksz<4sGt-


1a@ass44s1t-
kofrssBos4saee II tAe Tsz-A1kk2 Z ks&Ls.
HeLLASo, Mich. Jons p Dame Ma
tire furnished Ehs long = lsfea-foT drs
ssatASr Gar.ng tAe eognnae1aev1l2ei4t
sesk II Hope Co.iese. snd caused the
exercises b be vel attended. ffokn
Aoat4y afternoon grammar sehooi
s1hlol<.oa everybody Aeut aeai-e hApps
and surprised Al tte pEosgess made bs
the students aud the improvement GA
former years.
PROM the Ulhlas Ciub celebration the
audience returned convinced that they
we're in 4 good condition t0 rePose IA
the arms u Morpheus
TUESDAY evening the alumni and
friends, after enjoy M tst2t ride of
plenic during Tie day, gathered ln the
college chapel. where the program MAS
carried out with great success
"Wednesday morning the unusual
amount OF six tiles aud happy faces
shaded by them announced tAe fact mat
the class ot - was t0recelye Their sheep
SKINS. Al 10 o'clock tile First church
MAS consequently nued with council
members, anxious friends and cuhosl -
seekers. Tie decorations, although
not elaborate, We're very neat aud taste
fui. The motto, cone lie, improve II
we'll lu Itself very suggestive, had q
place worthy ot T. After the seniors
ant a class, the tao graduating
classes, and alumni had marched ID
and taken their respective seats. the
following order Of exercises MAS FOL
lowed;
IuyoeatiOn.
~Tantum Ergo" ..--...........-... (ioeb
select choir
Address Ia behalf 81 Council
Rev. Vim. }. K. fay.or u. -. Newark. y. j.
Music.
Vocal duet The Angel" "......-.... Rubenstein
Ars q. ). Diekeina and Mrs j. H. gillespie.
TONNE ucement address hrroic Asr oi lioi-
land. and Rembrandt. the Dutch Shaks
Rev. John Henry Barrows. u. H.. Chicago. Ill
soprano solo with Viola obllgato-"Angers
SFTenadc Il 4 aga
Mrs. d. J. Diekena aad Mr. ". Breyman.
COnirriiug oi desrees. certificates ana prizes,
with president address.
Gloria ia EAcelsis' Buck
Select Choir.
Doxoi0gy and benediction.
III btllpASf ilit Oidlbi VI tilt utN >
did great credit both To the subject and
institution. and persons who feared the
new departure III the commencement
exercises were pleased with IL.
The BlrkhOif prizes were awarded is
follows: The Englsh literature prize
10 John NJ. V. ID. Menlen the Dutch
| literary prize to John Luxen. Prizes
were also secured through Prof. Does
burg for exceptional diligence and care
taken IN drawing aud painting. These
We're awarded 10 Peter Suart and
| William Dehn.
Following Is list of the members of
| the graduating class: Clinton l.. Day
ton, Berlin, Mich; Henry Hospers, Jr,
Orange City, Ia; Herbert G.. Keppel,
| iceland. Mich; Albert knooihuizen.
| New Holland, Mich; Gelmer kuiper,
GraalSchap, Mich; Teunis W. Mullen
burg, Orange City, Ia; William Stege-
man, New Gronlngen, Mich; Anthony
/ VI. Van Dune, Kalamazoo, Mich; DIRK
j. Workman, Hull, la.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

James +. Richards and Miss Estelle
Forsyth, both of the West Side, were
united IN marriage last evening b. Rev.
MFR. DAVIS at the home of the brides
parents, 100 McReynOlds-st. Miss Flo
Forsyth, sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Charles Baker as
best man. Among the guests from
abroad were Mrs. William Allen and
Mrs. r. r.. Vanderbilt. OF New York
Cltv. and Mrs. William Barmte and son
from Trutants. The happy couple took
q late train for the south amidst
shower OF happy wishes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
THE LIQUOR CASES


-~%~@@%-"~ +@A1@9&<&
>aReFtsT eoaFS
he tFi4ss u Geo. BQssa yesterday
morning 2aa J0hn - FaEreii u the
afteFEoen ia tlS s1per-9r eo2rt, for
kesP.ag sal951s opsn alter pEopeE clos
10 a9slrs, sefe % more interest tAal
ssleA cases ordinarily 4Ge. fox the fsel
tlAat Detective cud1 b2l K Was Ga t0s
stand as tas PE0seci1li1z alt-1ess-
Ia tAe kaTEeA ezse ns testified thai
Ee KzS "a tie b&sk laeE4t between 4 20
aad y IS, aEd GA bslAg pushsd - 81
H9us~nlaA admitted that hs &4s em-
pioyed ~ Mf. Eastman, Tie supeI. .n-
teIlsieut ~ polce, IA tie ouslness ~
e3us ietlz Saloon ksepeTs, an1 that n.s
PAY ass SIMPLY the iIlless lees sh.ch
be would get on the JE.4ls ot the eases
he ~oFkest up. HI also admitted that
Als expenses were pad u Ar. hast
I.laa, and he lad slsva nlEi nloney-
NJ. H08sen4n tfsed tO discredit tnd
& .baek testimony by connecting h.m
eltn several d.sFeputabie transact 0ils
IA other eitiss, BAT the young fellow
made yery plausible explanations oI
each affair. TIE case l. very interest
lBg snd wlll be uulsn9d today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
A LOST BABY.
he caases Lots OF AnAiesy TO nis Parents
-loaad a. sIIdAI.h


-foaad al aiidEisht.
The police were notified Of lost
ch.ld al 80 last night al kemlnk
dug store. The wagon went out and
got the chld, bright little 10y less
Ihan years old. and brought him to
headquarters. Atll.45 Wonlan, closely
followed BY her husband, rushed lnto
headquarters and lrautlcally asked II
her baby was there. When told that
ne Was safe .n led IN the matrOn :
room, the mother nearly tainted.
The parents were Nj. and Mrs. Geo.
". Alden, and they sad that they had
been attending wedding and left the
child with las Grandmother. and that
some children came along and lie went
away with them. When they got home
the grandmother was frightened nearly
- death, and could give no ineligible
account OF the way the child had gone
away. With many thanks 10 the pO-
licemen who had kindly cared Tor her
baby, the parents departed, happy m
deed at the recovery OF their sou.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
White Mountain, and Bar uarbor.

Commencing June -. the Michigan
Central and It's eastern connections aIll
run a through line OF elegant. new buf-
fct sleeping cars through from Chicago
to Bar Harbor. Via the Niagara Fails
and the White Mountains, without
change. Connection Will be made at
Niagara Falls with through sleeper TO
Clayton. where connection Will be made
with steamers to the ThOusa Islands.
Alexandria Bay, Montreal and Quebec.
For fun and detailed information in
regard 10 these summer resorts. and
the way 10 reach them. send sIK cents
postage for "A Modern PBgrlmago"
and summer tourist rates. to o. W.
Ruggies. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, III.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
THE JULY RACES.
A Fine Field of Horses Entered and Good
sport Promised.

The entries tor the July races have
closed, and every indication points TO q
remarkably successful meeting. There
are in the nelghborhood of eighty-tive
enteries. and the field includes some
quite noted flyers with records way
below 80. The purses hung up aggre-
gate $1,000. The railroads have made
special half-rate fares, and If the
weather IS favorable the meeting can
not help but be a success.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
The Plan of Celebration Is Now Com
pIrted.


The citizens who are going to make
the fireworks display on the Fourth of
July the finest ever witnessed III these
parts, met again at the Morton House
last night.
Everything is now in readiness, and
it Will be complete success.
There viii be no connection between
the citizens having the evening display
IN hand and the gentlemen III charge
OF the laying of the corner stone of the
new court house.
The only entertainment TO be offered
by the Citizens Committee will be an
all-day concert at the FutOn-st. Park
and at Campau Place. The meeting
developed the fact that the business
men OF the town were most heartily in
accord with the movement, and 1t may
be known IN advance that II will be 4
glorious celebration of a glorious day.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

r. r. Hyman, travelling man Of
Grand Rapids, SAYS. After months Of
suffering with a very stubborn case Of
Eczcma, or fever sore on my leg. and
consulting and taking treatment from
score or more physicians I'D over the
country, Or. Demoreux. 0f Lake View.
Mich. told me 81 Looso Extract Rod
Clover. / only used two pounds solid
extract and taking four bottles 81 fuid
extract internally. am entirely well. "a
was the only thing that the sore Welded
%. and bad tined every and anything
that ced b*en -rccommended - me.
UT. LemogtuE considers e one of toe
very best remedies a. a blood p0ufeT
in eX stfnce.
FoT sale l.y Whte & White. druggists
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

- 0cteASl' continues - do
Se. 80 z1sinaoBd :. VIII the IeTfora-
aRee s<nS )gsss csenaag tAss tsseAteI
@lil close rs Sssseaa, 4nd very pgess-
gsEot.s oae 4 has been, ts,9.
1lekets sEs nos ca ssle foF tae tsne-
n II Acting Aan&geT ,. A. S4itsE, 81
k1.Anlof1Q :, NDica ali ogeur ga ttl<
evening of Juis = Several ptoiesslt'il-
as and sonle good loe&l talent have
volunteered kotzkf liaTl. IAe ffNSr-iLl
n ~ b~ Sq-cy sn4 entertaining.
The Casino Opera ConI@ng I'll open
the Ramona Para gtcatel - The lAAe
sunday afternoon la The MascoIle-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

Last fall Robert Kennedy bet $500
with Daniel Good that NJ H..
Ford would be elected To Con
gress, and put the money up in the
hands of James Myers. When Ford
was defeated Myers paid the money
over to Good. Kennedy then sued
Myers. and the case came on FOR trial
yesterday IN the circuit. There was
some question n 10 the notice gwen by
Kennedy 10 Myers about not paving
over the money. and after beng out
some time the Jury disagreed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

Is the general Seelan4AIl0n u the pat
runs al SnleAs handsome the&tsr. a.
witness the excellent show presented
each evening Visitors wlii nnd i the
coolest and most comfortable resort
Tor an evening senJoyment. They eau
IL furnished With cool and excellent
refreshments, Al the s2Ine tine ENJOY =
nTst-ciasS performance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
DR.. lisnnett

VIII be at the Eagle Hotel, Thursday
and Friday. June - and 2S, and every
four weeks thereafter.
Did amy of you who suffer with Her
MA (Rupturel, Vericocel, Hydrocel.
etc, ever look up Or. Bennett's way OF
treating them and the result given?
IT'S worth your while If you have not.
He uses no knife, ties no string or cord
around them, aud does not even draw
oil the water TO treat them. No pain
and notan hour from work. Go and
see hlm when he is here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28
LAUGHED AT HIS ARREST.
George Cook Detected Stealing n shovel
Caught by PatroIman Bement.

GeOrge Cook was arrested last night
by PatrOlman Bement on sus-
piciOn of larceny. VIM. Sommers,
of - kent-st., saw q man get into his
yard and take Il shovel. He called out
and the man dropped the shovel and
walked away. Sommers followed, and
when he reached Canal-st. told Bement
what had happened.
The man made Il run for liberty and
Bement followed him. IL was a lively
race until the man was exhausted and
gave up near the Zinser block on West
Bridge-st. Cook Is an old-timer and
laughed at his arrest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-28

A clergyman, after years OF suffering
from that loath>ome disease, cAIarrh,
and yalnly trying ever known remedy
al last found recipe which completely
cured and saved INN from death Any
sufferer sending d self addrt SGD stam-
ped envelope 10 Prof J. A. Lawrence.
= Warren-st., New York city, wiu re-
celye the recipe free OF charge.