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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-25

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need q gentle and
reliable laxative, II your Liver 10 inac.
tive you can't hope for good health
Until you REGULATE the regulator by
taking some Baie remedy, Elixir o.
Dates 10 Just what you need, Give II {
trial. Sold In 30 cent bottles by Q, Il
Goethe, w. w, Irwin, John Laughlin
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin a
Co. wholesale agents.
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sllo Probably WASN'T.

UTu4t6 HuYusIW'
De Trop-I hear that Miss De Wally.
wally's health is greatly Impaired,
In Soup-Is that SOP IcaIled upon her
last evening, and in the course Of our
conversation l heard her mention the
word decline" but l did not infer that
she was referring 10 her health.
De Trop-Em-m'ml Who are you 60
ing to try next?
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q ANAWHA@ OHIO RAILWAY.

,TILEVELAND x PITTSBURGH
I jEAllROAD. --Jndrt tChcdnIH ~ eiigr' aay
p, issg Trains leave Dflhgep9ti 'c.u1l E i0rd
~ AVA 'I WA a, M OF Pittsburgh, lViN b. ~. t0'
VhIrsgo and Cleveland ~ %. Co.,. tut lilN
butgb and New IUfK 40 y IN. FOR 'lpnN'h'
Vile, SiGB u, IN, .,-..,. toBE
a. M, Ilils D h., W y, ~ tnd I. = u, ,,,,
m siiIftiAyf nniyatOf fa' liNtFm. WV
n. n Ifntn Fat Liverpool llilp I....
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Railroads..

WHEELING 4 ELM GLOVE r, r,
% On ,h and %5 SIteT Monday Apri p s9
wiz run ~ follows;
LEAvE WHEEIING,
bisO q; a., Ol0a. m, 100 a, M, SO0a M, 900
M 200 p, m, 800 p. N 400 p, M, 6IOp. M,
oaV p M 200 r. M, 500 ?, M, $3.50 p, IN,
LEAyE WHEELING PARK.
OilO 9, M, 7:OOa. IN, SOOR M, 900 a. u., ZOO
g. r., y 100 o. M, 1900 M, 100 p. m, 200 b, M,
S'W p M 400 p. M, 6;ldp M, $40 p, M, 100
p M, $40 p. M, s;b5 p. m, 1910 p, NJ.
suEDAYs.-Lcaye at 100 a. m. aud run every
aa9aE, except church train at 9;lS p m Leave
until 1000 III, except church ttainS, which
At 1918 and 9:l6 p. IN.
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F r, Chicago $40 aud $3.50 "a IN. and sAo aud
~. Cincinnati Express, $50 a. m. and llilSp. III.
Columbus Accommodation, 9;9Op. M, except
ST. Clalrtyllle Accommodation, 800 H. NJ, and
99O and 6;SOp. mo except sunday.
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A playful dog at Battle Creek, Mich,
carried several brands from burning
brush pile into some straw stacks, and
the fire resulting destroyed the stacks, q
barn and residence, involving loss Of
Fortress Monroe is the largest single
fertilization in tho world. It has al,
ready cost the American Government
over 100000. The water battery Is
considered one Of tho finest military
works In the world.
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The bet 7Baltg ID IhV'WUrld Tot cuts,
bruises sores, alcer, salt thegm, ietei
sores, tettef, chAbped hkhdt, OHilblAlhB,
cofng, aud oil haih eruptlohs, and poeli
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
" 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect BatlBlac.
tom OF money refunded. Price % cont
per box. For sale BY Logan Drug o.,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

wu u,,,,, W.; W, UUWDkNI IFuSIV9;
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Educational.
Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

A school Of more than national reputation
'ncta exceptional advantages Tor thorough edu
alton Of young ladies in ali departments. Ii
1rary oil six thousand volumes. Fine phllo
oph!cal, chemical and Astronomical apparatus
Huilcal Department specially nstCd. Oorpso
plano teachers trained By leading protosAo
rom Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal oultuf,
'ccording TO the method VI the old Italian mas
IAn.
Location tlnEulpAiGtd Tot beauty and health
zen acres d pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 10 pAtfonS Ii
I'll tho PRINCIPAL cities, address
"a FtIR nfpRrvHpvoa
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TtSds SyItHgs.
Friend Ito veteran editor)-Haye you
ever written a line that you would wish
to wipe out?
"When was that2"
"wheu | Endorsed a friends note and
had to pay IT,"
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The popular watobguardIn oElsAsAa
10 aBiS.sllooteF, sNtN'WW q

sgcqEss ID life i The fCsul. Of puph
and enetey. 1.-THE blood ID impure and
slupglGh, both body and mind lack ylgof,
10 cleanse and vltAllEe the blood and
lmpaft new lie 10 the system, nothing
else has such q marvellous effect a AYuts
HAfsApAfllla, " D1W
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TnE proprletors Of Ely's Cream ISlm
do not claim y 10 10 9 eure;Atl, but d
sure remedy fat cAtArth, Coldh 10 the
head aud hay fever. II ID not a liquid Of
a snuff, but 10 easily applied into the
tosttll5. 1tglyes RELIEF al once, NwRAW
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Teacher (1Os0)-what was the highest
thing ever known in the worldp
First pupil-Eillel tower.
TeaChGr-Next.
Second pupil-standingroom at Pat
it's last farewell concert, 1880.
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A Feminine Side Thrust.


CEoIhlT ana FarntIr.
Dashaway-Why, this is indeed a sur
prise, Miss Summit. 1t must DO five
years since l saw you last. Indeed, ! al
most wonderthat you recognize me.
Miss Summit-Ah, Mr.. Dashaway
how could one ever forget that coat o.
yoursm
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Chicago Express, l2i46 5;9Oand S;55 a. M, aud
6l0 y. M, daily.
daily
Columbus Accommodation, 1910 a. M, daily.
except Sui day
y Claihyllle Accommodation, lO:4D a. in, and
l:4Oand b;l6 .. IN, duily except Sunday
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High Priced Servants.

Hdrper's BGslr.
"My wife keeps her housekeeping &C.
counts on the double.entry system"
Flows that2"
"Allthe money that comes In the front
door goes out at the back door,"
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Cl0lAier and FHrnlIhtr.
Tint Brother lin ohcago)-Are you
going To the tve.o'clock tea?
Second Brother-No.
First Brother-Then let mo wear your
Prince Albert. l'vegot q flannel shirt,
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"Can you substantiate that state.
ment?" asked a lawyer Of q colored wit
ness.
"Dunno about dat, boss, but / kin
prove all l said"
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.Al-Mary Is a real nico girl; what a
pity she drinks.
Ed-sheP Never.
eyes. l saw her this morning drink
four goblets Of Ice water. It'llkill her"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-25

1nAvE suffered with rheumatism for
quite q number Of years, and after trying
Salvation Oil pronounce II the best
remedy l have ever used. MRs. j. ZlM-
MERRIAM, Wetheredvills, Nd.
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folded and tied at the chest; the sleeves
with such q bodice are elbow sleeves,
either entirely Of lace or at least edged
with q lace irill and ornamental with a
knot OF ribbon.
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The Rev. Mr.. Pewrent-Do you know
what worries your mother, young friend
His Mothers Boy-No; II l did Id 90
and do Il,
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d. q Y O. KAILKOAD
BellRIFe 4 ZaneSylIle Through Passenger leave.
pm, w wv
Woo1saGld Passenger leaves Bellairo at A;2O p,
M arrives At BellRlre al S!9i a, m.
SummeFleld Accommodation leAves BcllaIro
Atl'.21 . M. arrives at Il.I ~ m
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CHICAGO, Oct q. -gattlC -Recelpts Il 900 head;
.hipmOnts $500 head market slower except iof
fancy; beeves s. 00ay o.; BtOCkers and feeders
% 0Oa2 o.; COWS. bulls and mixed 81 20
y! 1vi Texas cattle O. 0a2 70. Hogs
Receipts SUO head; Ghipments 5000 head;
market lower on average heavy; cloGed
str0ngi mixed 81 O5a4 Is; heavy 81 sOal IOi
light " O6a4 20, 6hCep-ReCelps 5000 head;
shipments 400 head; market ItCAly; NATIVES
u 7SaA got western - 6Oa4 10: Texans Is OORi iO
lambs 81 25R5 16
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2i.-ltayes-No receipts; nc
market for beeyesi lFlnVr for dressed beCf at ga
,Ae per pound iot hatlves and 41Iab1lO f5l
Texas aud Colorado. sheep = lleceipts 1, 10
nead and 1850 were carried over yesterday; M
improvement IN prices, but ilrlner feeling An
nearly NIL Soldi prime 81 21s3 50 per 100 pound
an poor To- ptlile lainbA q G0a68A HogS--Re
celps 1000 head; market dull for live hogs q
u UOa4 ~ per lOo pounds.
EAST LiBEarY, Pa, Oct. 2i.-Cattle-ReceIpt
SGO head Shlpments 800 hcAlI market nolhtnI
doing, all through cOnsignments. IiOgs-Re
celpn 200 head; shiBnenls 2GO0 head; mArke
sl0wi PhilRdOlpniAs a ajai 90. YOfkeN 81 20,
I SOj fOughs 81 OOaY 70, hheep-ReCelpts lOI
head; shipments 40 head; market very dull.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct ~ -IIoRs lower: common
and light O 25ai 20; packing aud butchers 81 pOT
1 lOi receipts g,SOO head shipments 1900 head
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
:, - I IsoI aud ai!.F May V lss.-SS,
uhy excepted tMOnday executed liam NJ
sFSssplel sunday only, SATURDAY onN5
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nHlo RIVER RAILROAD.-TlNlE
" Table taking effect May 20, 1879 PA,scn.
ser tfAluS Will run ~ iOllOWs-CAhtful Tine,
All ifalnh daily except those marked thuh
which do not run on Sunday
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When they oyer!ake horse Thief in
Texas they call halt, aud then they
call q halter.
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InnINNI

From Pltuburgh. $3.50 a. M daily ana 1870,
daily except sunday, and 6'6b aud Il:lO y. IN.
wilhlnEton Accommodation, S:OOi, M, daily
filIiSaTh Excursion Train, ll;sOa. ~, sun.
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RALTIMORE& OHIO RAILROAD
~ on and after May u, 1850 trains dOpar
AnaMrive al wheeling IA follows Eastern time


For Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York,
ltOO M $40 and II $50 p. M, daily, aud 500 a.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, OK.
cepil sun ny.
GnitOn Accommodation, 8;lOp. M, daily.
Sunday.
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$500 Reward offered by the proprietors
Of DR.. sage's 0atarrh Remedy for an In.
durable case,
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Electric Dlttors.

Chestnut burrs, like milllnep, have
fall opnninRs.
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INV YoRK, Oct 2t.-.plg iron dull; all Amer
can 90 GOALS 0O, Copper dun aud firm. Tin az
tive aud Irregular, closing lOwCri straits w 81,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Ths Features Of the Money and stock
Markets,


Markets,
INV YoRR, Oct 2i.-Mopey on call easier, rang
ing from TO q per cent; last loan per cent
closed offered at per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6'IAT per cent, Sterling Exchange quiet
and steady At 81 SlAl s5IIS,
The stock market was les active to-day, espa,
etRlly In the afternoon, when the bears ceased
their h4mmeFing operations, but the U per Of
tue dealings was Irregular aud Abullish feeling
was engendered by the announcement Of the
uatle arrangement between the Union Paclao
aud the Northwestern, but dAmpeF was put
upon this when LOndon turned up ~ heavy
salleF Of Union Pacific aud other speGiRltlea, The
total salts Of OekS were IFS, Nv shares.
heavy IIading IN Kansas & Texa5 6, which ar,
pFed for 81 V, D0N aud the TT Worth and Denver
llStS which luFnlshel Sl22,000 out OF the total
DAYS business q Sl,lS20OO, made some ANNA,
ton In the market,
Government bOnnR staadV
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CAUTION insures safety, and all eau.
tious people cure their colds with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. 25c.
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From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
WOO ana l2:Op. IN. ana II .0O y. IN, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, Goo n. ln,, OK.
cepl sunday,
Uhilon Accommodation, l2:aD p. M, daily.
MOundSVillO Accommodation, i.lb d. M, and
l.4Oand 7AOp. m, eXCepl Sunday.
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Bells soapona,

When no has a cold in bis head is the
only time Bob 1ngersoll IL on his gneeze.
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2knn REwARD-wE WILL
pay. the above reward Tor any
tSstUl Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, sict Head.
ache, Indication, OGnhtlpNtlhn uf CDNllVCnell
Nc tnunnt Cute. With WpttN Vegetable Liver
rus, when the dlpC1lgs M strictly udiuplled
WIN Ihsy aie lglely yeEelabie and never fail
tbtes, con lalnltg ~ PlllA, IS cents. BeWahi n
pqnnletielp gnd tnlllAiiont The gNhulhH man
ljapilIsd only hy lOhn q, Wet( q 90. Hold BY
McllAlS hhylIMtga e0I, MAtt0t and twelfth
epreNi WhseNhB,W'M tuaCANEAN
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CtNciNEATI, o., Oct. H.-Flour easy, Wheat
steAdyi No. rcd 76G11c; receipts 600 bushels;
hlpmenw l,OOg bushels. Corn iirm No. 2 mIxed
SIC. Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed 2ia2ikc. RE
quiet at O.l0C. hulk meats lrmer; short ribs
l.81 SSaj 6Uc. Bacon firm; short clear 6.37ISc,
Whisky active and firm at 81 o. HuttGr dull,
sugar dull; Eggs stronger al l6al7c. Cheese
TOLEDO, u, Oct, I.-wheat dull and lower:
cash and October soc; December size; May SOC.
COru dull: cash J3C. Oats qulett cash 9lC. Clio.
yerseed active and lower; cash aud October
81 67He: November g co. December 50 G6; Feb
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Qbe SntelLiQtrlfer.
oalssI ~. as nal sI FouFtesnIh s.rsoI,
A MlITR ROSE.
~ WhAAA AVNH
JOIN BOYLE o'RlILLr,

The red rose whisper Of pGsslOn,.
And the white rose bFeAtheA Of love,
oh, the rcd rosa IL q falcon,
Aud the white rose Is dove,
But send you a cream'White rosebud,
With tluAh on Ia petal upai
FOR the love that II plTeht and sweetest
Has kiss OIL desire on the lips,
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Her mother used to make splendid pie,
Pom which cOntentedly I'd often chew;
But nov We're lnRTTied-pleASe excuse o Sigh
uarpeT'S Rl3dF,
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IA ILL., KlNDs w BOOK M JOB
~ PIAllng nsAli{ 80 oj, giomFb "'e''s' "
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-08-07
Hartford.

Born, To Mrs. and Mr.. Chas. Waller,
on Sunday, July 2Sth, IA fine boy.
Miss Leon Quackenbush started last
week for the west, To live with an I'M
Gle.
Miss Ella Cronin spent Sunday in the
country with her friend, Miss Ella Fin.
ley.
Fred Pugsley has gone To Paw Paw
10 work IN Wilson's meat market, for
the present
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Osborn have
changed their place of residence To
rooms in Mrs. Van Ostram's house.
=. ID. Butler, now at Shelby, for
many years resident and business
man of this place, has become hopeless
ly insane.
Hartford was startled, last Saturday
evening, by the report that Will Hinck-
ley had shot himsclf that the deed was
committed i'm his own home and in the
presence Of his wife The shot took eff
feet just below the heart. AT the pres
ent writing he is alive, but in a very
critical condition There is no chance
of his recovery.
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IIacOta.

j. g. Garvin and wife, of Paw Paw,
were guests AT DR.. Benefits over
Sunday.
Mrs. Lansing and daughter, of Niles,
have been visiting at the home of w p.
BarrOws.
Miss Anna Gish is home on vacation
the millinery business being light at
this season.
Miss Bell Dilley has returned from Il
three weeks visit with friends i'm Detroit
and jackson.
A number from here went To South
Haven last Friday with the GObleville
eXcursionistS.
Marsh Dilley says fellow don't know
how to appreciate his wife until she
leaves him alone for about four weeks
IL. A. Gish and wife, of Kalamazoo,
had their little baby brought here for
interment last Wednesday. Mrs. Gish
is very i'll.
ii. +. Goble has his family here with
him on the farm for few weeks. They
will return to Ann Arbor Sept. LIST,
where Miss. Grace is attending school
at the university.
LacOta and South Haven played a
game of ball at the latter place last
Saturday. They played six innings, the
score standing : 10 ii in favor of South
Haven. All our boys lack To beat the
world is practice.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-08-07

Miss Dora Christie visited relatives
here last week
Andres Christensen, at last accounts,
was little easier.
Several Hamiltonites are rusticating
at Mowers landing.
The noise of the threshing machine
is heard abroad in the land.
Our lake is getting To be quite re-
sort for those who wish to fish and rest.
The Misses Lulu and Verne Harris, of
Hamilton, visited relatives here last
week.
One thing we will praise the people
of Midwife for The best roads 10 be
found in the country-good crops, too.
When asked by St Peter, IT the gates
of paradise, What have you To recon-
mend you for admittance hereY" you
will tell him that you attended all the
religious meetings; have always tried To
lead sinners to repentance, paid tithes,
etc; but how will it be when asked
about the dumb brutes in your carey A
mercifnl man is merciful To his animals.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-08-07
Correspondence Department.
l.leudnle.

Miss Maude Gooch, of Lacota, Ia,
been whiting friends here.
James Myers, sr., made brief visit
10 Battle Greek last week.
j. w. TuXbmy has "a contract for fur
nishing Lyle Il Green, of Gobleville
their apple barrels this season.
The rehearsal ut Charley Bucks OF
Mrs. Hudson's music class was sue
dess. The SCHOLARS all did well, show
ing that they have good teacher.
Married, at the parsonage, on the
evening of the Goth ult., by Rev. >
Kitzmiller, ID. NJ. Allen and Miss Allie
Booze, Stanley, both of Glendale.
The many friends of Leonard and
Ida Dickinson will be panied To learn
that their large hardware store, al
Fennville, was entirely consumed 10y
fire on Wednesday evening last.
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Miss Willie Monroe is home from Paw
Paw for short visit.
Mrs. Sebring is visiting her sister,
Mrs. X. Il. Anderson.
Miss Myrtle Hooper, who has been
visiting in Ohio for "A long time, is home
again.
Wash. Gibson threShed 20 acres OF
wheat, from which he received 60C
bushels.
A Mr.. Miller, from near OstemO, has
rented and moved into the house on
George Newkirk'S farm.
The highway commissioner has fixed
the BIG wash-out near Streeter'S, 10y
putting i'm IA sluice of 2-foot tile. This
has long been troublesome piece OF
road, and it is now repaired SO - to be
permanent.
The friends and neighborS of Elder
Cornish, about fifty i'm number, sudden.
ly came upon him last Wednesday even.
ing and presented him an elegant toilet
set. lee cream and cake were served
songs were sang and all seemed To en-
JOY the occasion.
Mrs. Stephen Kinney, mention OF
whom was made in the NORTHERNEB
last week rs having "A tumor removed,
was buried on Tuesday of last week
She was an early settler of the town and
her funeral was largely attended. De
ceased was 63 years of age. Another
Of our old settlers, Mrs. Spencer Beach,
died last week, after long illness The
funeral was from the late home last
Friday and was attended by large
concourse of friends and acquaintances
Deceased was the mother of twelve
children, ten of whom survive her, as
does also her husband. She was a
years of age.
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t.ObIeviIIe.

Mack Stout is thoroughly painting
his buildings.
Mrs. Lizzie Cox, of Casco, visited
friends here over Sunday.
Phil Bush has just completed very
fine horse and carriage barn.
w. +. Stedman had "A full set OF
scenery destroyed in the recent fire al
Fennville.
j. +. Millspaugh, brother of our sta.
ton agent, from Salt Lake City, visited
here last week.
Remember the donation for Elder
Walker, at the opera house on Friday
evening of this week.
The Beech Woods Sunday school eel.
ebration at Lake Mill, last Saturday,
was "A very pleasant affair.
John Morris and wife received a
pleasant serenade by the Gobleville
cornet band last Friday evening
Paul Redding had the nail removed
from one of his fingers by a base ball
last week. He was one of the defeated
married men.
On Sunday evening last Fay Clark, a
-
"A barn loft to the floor below, striking
on his head and sustaining serious iniu-
ries.
Miss Anna Buck, of Mitchell Canada
Mrs. Jennie Morley and daughter OF
Kalamazoo; Miss Nellie Sisson, of Ale
gan, and Mrs. Seth Clement, of Grand
Vile, are guests of John Morris and
wife.
Our boys played at Douglass, August
LIST, beating their home team by score
of - to 3. The boys were booked "a
play South Haven ON the 2d, but the
Haven boys backed down and wouldn't
play, claiming that they had written
here to cancel the date. On the 3d Oul
club received the letter, which was
dated July Both, but mailed on the train
August 3D.. Rather transparent.
The Bloomingdale cor. says: Hast
ings reioices in the possession of the
Gobleville furniture factory" Now
Mr.. Bloomingdale, that's all bosh. The
Hastings factory is an entirely separate
concern, and has nothing to do with
the ruins of our burned one. We un
derstand, however, that the late fore
man of our factory is engaged at Hast
ings, and that is as near rs they come
to having our factory.
Mrs. Mate Brown reports a very
pleasant visit at the home of William
Quick, of Cheshire, on Saturday, July
eth, the occasion being in honor of thu
slst birthday of the mother of Mr.
Quick. A sumptuous supper was served
to about twenty friends and relatives
of the worthy matron, who, though EN-
tirely blind, enjoyed it with a relisl
that made the event one long to be re
membered. "Grandma" was remem
bered with many appropriate gifts, one
of which was an elegant easy chair.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-08-07

There's been tumble Broughtons in the s.Fss''zs53
price of Black Lace Flouncngs-every thread t xx3
pure silk, good fast color. EtxHH
Note the prices: N3&83&YM
Full width heavy $I95 lace reduced E41Sk XSffI
to $I5o. 2$ W4&X
The $2.75 quality sells a$2oo. e$48XH
Our best $500 grade goes Cd$267. en- n
This week selling extra heavy cotton Xxx
cloth Don't wait month after read Sa3 ~ rs
ing this and then scod because don't have. S8% HN
what advertise Our advertising is not of the ~
back number kind. Take the first
that passes your door after reading today NoRERNER and
you will find plenty of everything mentioned in this column
Our shoe says did buy half enough
of those Tan Walking Shoes. The truth is selling them
cheap We have all sizes to-day the lowest price made
in Michigan this class of goods.
When putting up your fruit don't forget Broughton House
hold Department. with its Fruit Jars Jelly Tumbers, Crooks
tops, ubber and in this instance etc.
stands for at least thousand things.