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Virginia and Maryland Postmasters.

The following fourth class postmasters have
been appointed:
In DECENTRALIZATION p. baylor, Abrams
Falls, Washington county; s. b. Ashby Bayard,
Warren county; E. W. Charlton, Bluff City,
Giles county; Vim. II. Davidson, Cameron,
Scott county; J. E. Scott, Cedar Springs, wythe
county; Hiram p. Dixon, Cox, Lee county; E
". Dickerson, Dunean's, Floyd county; Peter
II. Carter, Duncan's Mills, Scott county; r. II.
Baker, Flat Woods. Scott county; Eobt. A Nor
gan, Forbes, Buckingham county; Van Lew
Baird, Garrett, Buckingham county; ]. A.
Goodwin, Goodwin's Ferry, Giles county; Mrs
L. ). Harrison, HArper's home, Brunswick
county; John L. Dickerson, Hat Greek, Camp
bell county; Caivia A. Yeats, Howerys. Floyd
county; Philip y. Stonemann, Island, Gooch-
land county; Lille b. Faber. Moseley, Bucking-
ham county; Mary Lawrence, Mountain Valley
Henry county; G. r. Jefferson, Museville, Pitt
iyiyania county; J. l.. Dingus, Nickelsviiie,
scott county; George 7. Kasler, Pencils.
Franklin county; Jos. II. Carter, Rye Valley.
Smythe county; Jas. W. Gollsday, Saint David 5
Church, Shenandoah county; Mary ID. Culbert-
son, Valley, Scott Greek county.
In Mary land-Tilghman ]. Fahney, Downs
vile, Washington county; Cornelius Brown.
Brownsville, Washington county.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYn,
Hais s rsr sAht ~ gYIFoyEg
sTkkET skTwSfS AND sr AZ NJ ~ r ahNdH

& EEssS5R
e 6 sss sss. g Csc: &c oss Of
iiS5S Rsss,s .ss sss S %
issS. "a sf fSGS pfd n SoTSsIS
q The Rss nj dsssrSsa rei .ssSsS
iumsia An ths, r.ri q ios suuSsrsae es 9, %
pSins distant IS t. so Sss1 nm Tor The
nss 's ssr res rsansos ,senss north Inc q
thence south 80 fset thence cas-, ~ 81 inee,s
the place OF beginning. 'ASoA
cash aud The balance thereof IN TIVE ssSa ISnsy
~ one sno two years from the day OF ale vStS intr
annually Which, SesTs ysr snnS s1 Pss,s: ant
e S .es Sa p9es % he purch.ssr o. pur.
Whole sy ). ps N ,s.s Il. r One
as he e. prorrrss sa 10y M De required
ohaser shall fail TO eonIly WITH tbs i.r,n. % paf
Wiz 'sS . sat r dry ss ale ne
veyancing and recording At puruh..srs cost ~
EafffE &iilfkSs s co.. sss, , - sss ss
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
GLoRcITowN. b. q. Al AUCTION SttoSrsnf |"
"a on THURspAr, ocIoRER THIRD, 1859. a
ises. shall sell the foiowne described pSopsrti pne-
to "ss sot isss q sSs square 70 ssss addition
depth OF 90 feet and improved BY tvo-story frssns
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
LOT Nc. los. IN holmesds addition % oeorsetovn.
square 81, fronting so feet Dunbsrton avenue by
aepth of lis feet and improved by q two-storr
orlck ana frame building.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
Green street and 4s.s ieet on Beal street. and ,@
proved by new large double brick building cont.nins
nine roOns with all modern inlproy ells n la nd ee-
ssnty situated II the corner OF 18th and II, eets
Terms OF sale One-Lird cash the residus In three
equal payments at one, two and thrre y s.rs, With
notes bearing interest and secured by q deed %
nst on the property sold All conveys ncing and re-
AZ purchasers cost deposit .. loo will 10
required at the time Of sale
se2o-dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,ope>r
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Wrote His Name on the Monument,

In the Police Court Saturday Jacob N. Levy
was charged with malicious mischiaf in writing
with lead pencil on the dressed n arble at the
north window Ct the apex Of the Washington
monument 1t was testified that he was caught
in the act and was told that il would cost him
els. The defendant testified that he lived in
Baltimore and admitted that he wrote part of
his name, but did not know il was against the
law. Judge Jordan said for the defendant
hat II had been the custom In all ages for per-
sOas 10 write their names on monuments 70
hnnl them down to posterity. He made the
O,ssI.t that the act said ''maliciously or wan
L"H.y.r J lac court imposed tine Of 80 and
- - a. - s-2teEee.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
T,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, nos ale


VALUABLE IHrRoyED PROPERTY. nos a,s
On MONDAY. SIP EMbEh THfnRr1ETH, 1889.
d is ae.S H S al e
sSo Il . .ss improve; 9 ri +; =
!. Ai:o p:ss q Esss s.n Of Lot 49, reservation II.
ss 81 r. HS 6, e .a
bearing per cent interest and secured 6y
sncing and recordins at Of purchaser Two hun
dred dollars viii be required each property At time
se24-et THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
FOR ss SALE + At sAgcTIoN. ON MoNpAY sEfTEM;
3 fEIsfsk n EM. i3Is AND .. BLOCK "a CO.
situated near DR. Hammond's new house, on Prince
and sewer At corner Of 18th and Princeton about
third cash balance one and two years, with In
serest Siu0 down On each lot at time Of sale.
.soe'dhhddli En- b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
splendid BUILDING LOT CORNER OF THIR-
- IIEEMTH AND KENEsAw STREETS, CoLUM-
TiEIM FIVE ScEock. We VIII i Ell
. ~ y. ~ ' LOT "a BLOCK as,
fronting 100 feet on Ism street and 40 feet on
Kenessw street being Of the finest suburban lots
division, being in the immediate vicinity Of I4th
street and near residences Of Judge Harlan. Mrs. Gen
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years notes to bear six per cent interest. payable
premses Or an cash, at option Of purchaser. A de
posit OF 800 will be required time OF sale Com
piled Days @ reserved TO so re-
ss pa sn n sSss q after Ave
sS24.dSd IS "A1nns' DbNGSNsox BROS. Auets
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1t Brought a Bigger Price.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
Please correct statement made by "Cor-
respondent from Frederick county, Mary
land" 1 attended the sale of land on Blue
Ridge summit Ninety-two acres Of mountain
land was sold for $4,000. Do not want the land
deprecated. LAC.
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'hoNAS Do"h'Na' Aac'0heef'
CATALOGUE SALE
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION
TURKISH CARPETS
RUGS AND HANGINGS,
EMBRACING BOTH MODERN AND ANTIQUE, ALL
SIZES, BEING RECENT IMPORTATION.
AND IS CONSIDERED
THE CHOICEST COLLECTION EVER SENT TO
THIS CITY,
EMBRACING FORTY LARGE CARPETS
SOME OF THEM VALUED AT $500 AND s700.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
OCTOBER FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD, 1889,
AT ELEVEN AN. AND THREE PM
ON EXHIBITION MONDAY, SEPTEMBER THIR-
THOMAS BOWLING,
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PARISHES E E|HR
Absolutely Pure.
"Eighestte test" Grape Cream Of Tartar Baking Pow.
der. guaranteed free from Alum, Ammonia. Lime.
Matchlcss in Purity and Strength. Grocers are re-
quested to refund price paid IL not perfectly satissc-
tory and "a represented hy us. We ask q trial.
PARRISH BAKING POWDER CO.. Baltimore. Nd
Absolutely Pure.

JULIUS LANsBuRaH.
From his new store. 18th and sss. desires TO an
nounce to the people of Washington that he il now
open and ready for business
Each and every department is packed from door 10
ceiling with the
CHOICEST UPHOLSTERY FABRICS,
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETS.
ELEGANT FURNITURE OF LATEST DESIGNS
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS
from the most noted European manufacturer
Many duplicates of those now on exhibition at the
Paris Exposition.
BRAPERIEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SMYRNA RUGS, WILTON RUGS. BAeDAD RUGS.
CARPETS OF ALL GRADES.
Administers wiltons, Moquettes in Latest Efects
Body Brussels in Profusiou and Endless Designa
ARTISTIC PARLoR SUITES
BED ROOM FURNITURE in the Newest Finish.
DINING ROOM, HALL. OFFICE AND MIsCELLA.
NEoUS FURNITURE
OF Every Description.
In fact attractive and large assortment Of
thing pertaining House Furnishings in the way Of
UPHOLSTERY. CARPETS, FURNITURE,
WALL PAPER. ETC,
AT PRICES TO SATISFY THE MEANS OF ALL.
SPECIAL FEATURE.
Our special feature will be the
CLOSE PRICES
at which will sell our Goods keeping pace with all
the new Novelties as they appear.
EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
POSITIVELY NO DEVIATION FROM THIS RULE.
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kNnS SHARpS OF CLIFTON BEACH HOTEL
SpUUO AND STEAMBOAT GO STOCE m
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
EIGHTH AND d STREETS NORTHWEST, IN.
CLUDING The GOOD WILL
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 4th day Of
ct seQ one Of the land records the district Of
Columbia, and by direction the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII sell at public
northwest on 81 1rh
1889. at TEN O'CLOCK, all the bar room and house.
hold furniture contained therein mentioned in
The property will be offered as q whole and If not
SO sold viii then be sold in detail.
II. E. HINDMARsH
se25-dts EDWARD NJ. CLEARY, Afus'ees'
SPLENDID BUSINESS AND OFFICE PROPERTY,
THREE;sroRY BRICK AND BIsTMENT T. AT AT
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIRST,
at FIVE O'CLOCK. We win sell in front Of the prem
PART LOT Is. SQUARE 456.
Fronting 25 feet on street and running back that
width depth of l59 feet a inches to 0foot alley
with "A side alley to part of lot This lot
city, being three stories and basement and back
buildings also Brick Stable with 31-foot alley on
the rear and foot alley part of the line.
The house has the nodern conveniences, very hand
somely fitted up and can 10 occupied for Offices
can readily be changed to have first floor for
and Offices on floors above, have the whole
desirable properties Oh X street.
Terms: One-tourth cash, balance in one, two and
three years. notes to bear per cent interest. pay
able and TO be secured by deed OF trust
property sold all cash 1T option of purchaser
deposit of 600 required at time OF sale; convey
anclng &C., at purchasers cost Terms to be COM
sell at risk and cost Of deaaltng purchaser after ye
days public advertisement OF such resale
The house viii be open for Inspection from IL
se2i-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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HOUSE Il HERMANN
THREE MONTHS IN ADVANCE OF THE
SEASON.

THIS WEEK WE ANNOUNCE THAT BY
REASON OF AN INCEssANT DEMAND
MADE UPON Us WE HAVE BEEN CON-
STRAINED TO SET APART A PORTION OF
OUR
THREE COLOSSAL STORES
FOR STORING ARTICLES FOR CHRISTMAS
EWES DELIVERY.
THE IDEA IS A NOVEL ONE,
AND CAN BE PRoFITABLY FOLLOWED By
ALL WHO WISH TO BRIGHTEN THE
HOMES OF FRIENDS AT A SEASON WHEN
DEMANDS UPON THE PURSE ARE
HEAVIEST AND THE PURSE ITSELF THE
LIGHTEsT.
BY PURCHASING THUS IN ADVANCE
YOU NOT ONLY TIGHTEN LOAD WHICH
MAY BY DELAY PROVE A BURDEN,
BUT BESIDES GAIN THE ADvAN-
TAGE OF PROFITABLE DISCOUNT,
THUS SAVING YOURSELF THE HUMIL-
IATION OFTEN ATTENDING ONES IN
ABILITY TO FULFILL THE REQUIRE
MENTs OF THAT JOYOUS FESTIVE
SEASON. IN OUR BoUNDLEss LINE OF
BED ROOM AND PARLoR FURNITURE,
CARPETS. DRAPERIEs. STOVES. sIDL.'
BOARDS. wARDRoBEs. HALL RACKS.
SECRETARIES. TOILET SETS. CHIFFo-
NIERs. FANCY TABLES AND ROCKERS.
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND SOMETHING
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS AS WEI.I/As
USEFUL AND NECESSARY FOR THE
COMFORT OF YOUR HOMES.
ANY OF THESE GOODS WE OFFER YOU
ON CREDIT.
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES, AND UPON
YOUR OWN TERMS. ExACTING BUT
A SMALL PORTION AS FIRST PAY
MENT AND. ACCEPTING THE REMAIN
DER IN PARTIAL PAYMENTS BY THE
WEEK OR MONTH IN SATISFACTION
OF THE DEBT.
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THIS EVENING.

TNHoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
LIBRARY OF THE LATE J.. GOLDsboRoUGH
On MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER THIR-
TIETH, 1889, at HALF PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK at
my auction rooms shall sell the library the late ].
Goldsborough Bruf, in which some valuable works
Books now ready for examination.
se25-dSds THOMAS BOWLING, AIctioneer.
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|. t.. {. III {: :; 8:
Il Fl Fl ~ Fl s. Is +: III III
!; 4. E E F s. ! :: ::

Relative 70 Advance Styles in FALL oARMRNTs.
It IL too to investigate and study up Offer
inss and probabilities II one intends to be In the field
for New Things whom the season first opens
There IL one temptation which besets many buyers
Just 1T this point
The new goods attractive % bright and fresh
that It does seem - though there never were such
handsome goods before. Especially those hich our
European Buyer secured for rs when he Waited tie
Cities OF Paris and Berlin. the true wording
FRENCH AND GERMAN NOVELTIES.
Hfurther evidence necessary to illustrate how
quick the public is to recognize genuine merit the
great demand we experienced on our line of PLUSH
GARMENTS would be surprising to you. Nov this
season we have used extra efforts and have secured the
above class Of goods at special prices The Garments
are all in house. marked and ready for your in
specton. We will guarantee you q saving of 10 per
cent to Is per cent by buying now. Any Gxrmentyou
wish to select now will lay aside Tor you until the
desired tinie with small deposit thereon
pF
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rOylORROW.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
TUESDAY MORNING,
OCTOBER FIRST,
COMMENCING AT Ten O'CLOCK,
AT OUR SALES ROOMS,
NINTH AND D STREETS NORTHWEST,
REGULAR SALE OF
PARLOR, CHAMBER, LIBRARY, DINING ROOM
AND OTHER FURNITURE.
20 ADMINISTER, M0QUET, VELVET, WILTON,
BODY, TAPESTRY, INGRAM AND UTHER CAR
PETS
sold within the rooms at TWELVE O'CLOCK SHARP;
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
CANOPY-TOP PHAETON, HORSE AND HARNESS.
nice Ladies or Gents Outfit, worth attention Of
any ons in search Of nice team. 1t
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"a X. FULTON, Auctoneer.

II. y 10H1oN' Au'uOneer'
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGE
VIII sell by public auction at my store 1918 Pa.
ave. commencing TUESDAY. OCTOBER ONE. AT
Ten O'CLOCK An, my stock of Forfeited Pledgesin
elusive sale to consist Of Ladies' and Gents Clothing
Of all kinds. Books Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps Dress
MItt, MSttiers. Gloves. FL Ware. Guns, Rifle. Re
brellas, Musical, Mathematical and Surgical Instr,
opera Glasses, &C. Sale to continue morning at 10
O'Clock and evening at O'Clock until all the lots are
sold, Ticket holders please take notice.
se21-5t' II. K FULTON, Pawnbroker and Auct
SnnS SHARps OF CLIFTON BEACH HOTEL
WASHINGTON, d. G. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of collateral note, dated September 49,
1885, we will sell at Auction Rooms, 9th and ID
ste nv, Washington, D; g.. Oh TUESDAY, FIRST
PM 5O05 Shares Of Stock Of the Clifton Beach Hotel
and Stesmboat Company Of Washington, DC. Terms
se27-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Judicious Advertising
CREA TES many ne,o business;
ENLARGES many an old business;
RETTTES many a duh business;
RESCUE many a lost business;
81 YES many a failing business;
PRESER YES many a large business;
SECURES success in any business.
To "adrertise jardiciousty," use tie columns Of
The EVENING STAR Everybody in the District
reads Il: and IN proportion 10 DE returns yields
adreTtisers, its rates ore much tie cheapest
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The Martyn Business Col

The Martyr Business College Troubles.
In the case of c. K. UrIer against F. G. Mar
tyn for an account and receiver of the Martyr
business college, in which the motion for a re-
ceiver was denied few weeks 20, the COM
plainant has renewed the motion for receiver.
He states that since the denial of the motion
the defendant has turned over the assets to one
ESerly, who recently ordered the complainant
from the building. &c.
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fnE WINES FAMILY GnooEnrrs

Parties returning from the shore Wishing 10
Change their accounts pectfully invited 10 en-
anime our ssock OF Zine Nines Groceries and C1gsra
We guarantee 70 give best value for the money.
A HLITAULLER co
eulG-3m 1888 eth st. nv
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

kANULATEp SUGAR, SC. PER LIB; SUGAR
H. ~ cured shoulder. S'sc per H.: suysr,cured
Ter 10 aTms1 o., Lard pc per lh st.r Of lie
for 25c lbs Gloss Starch for 25c: Cakes Pyles'
Aromatic soap for 25c.; I'VE pound packages break
per Id. i 10 PYi ~
se27-6ts al2 4th al "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

Two laGies entered 2 fashionable church
in Ncw York inst before the se~~.-ss b.
ga. ard one - thcU remarked - - ser-
ten tnat TIE star c1 tie pulpit. ia z..fch
were great many gas ict::, hs1 sac post
tarnei tlo wrong W-T. and tEaf Il sh~-s !
Fofat n instead ~ down. TIE q gn.sea Cd
nar. feeling thaf he Iartcr q q eerts--'s
experience Should enuae BIS oQiUloa - rs-
speet. ard rea ang E the -icn sy of - ss- z
char =. st-siEhtc-el Up ard sad. Il
-. re ars It'd 81 the Scrlptercs thst -
star hluF over tLs uaueer % lead TIE " "a
r'en thifhcr. = l- vas 20 z7s taera % p .
sac-ei s0rf a-f 5i-o-t thsrs - the n s-z--
O. course I- rv-n q point COVE 90 n1t u
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

was not usn.red n with a brass band
nor bias 10 been suufed ont by the sner-
III us growth and popularity have
ret been IT the mushroom variety. but
IL result Of years of faithful and hon
est work, tittng young menand women
T. h.. well the various positions Il re-
srons.elhty and trust 20 which they
have been called. Attend the O. L. e.
&. IlUnn rrlsnnln-a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

7 Secr1s - me- that it s5ould be an oii-
fashioned flower. but vhstber 10 short Il
be setrcfe1 from oar zreu3 mothers gar
Gen Is nor 80 eiear. Our NATIONAL bird = a
Ienlete-rfa male eagle bzfnr a rs~r s--
r.. itt- trf- -lfft % th aese nf.H ai-rl
women g taste IN t-~ arrsu cement O. tae
n2 soma. flag ~ shouid never hav. ksd
snvshing ha'f 80 beautiful Taxing tke~e
facts into eonstfer8flc1 - sslecf 80 ~.
tiousi fows- fr,ua cur fo-en'othsr ga--
der. sures-7 slightly 50 fsh perform
snce. 400 rue fhaf ltnse ish woman wr-fd
b GTirx - reUDd ste. -tili, wre1 -
taks iuT0 crrstter1ffe1 th.t rr~ ri0hs -
citiTsnsh : is teuir6 Nc~ thcrrh s>e !.
c,np- sd - psv -sr-- sn1 nb-v ths ave
watch ste ras aad 70 hand IN rakfre.
there - reraaSs senee sxcuss for hpr
monopoly cf fne r0ore spiritual sad isas
= <1f1eanr privilege
To thc>- whc wcnsd iiks - So perfect
s1paiisy established IN tkis ssiertioa, ths
sunecvex vcpia nee seem. EzaEprear1ass-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

lhe A9ies say ln. u xhieh sas toted
O. 81 il1a.ia srom Detoar, las been
$50 ter 80 customs d4Ees-
toLersssnlan Basross las seessr 4
appointment II a. NVie at Elc.
A-li ga pace u n. CaluE1eg ger, ~
moved.
- Palmer al enlpl0ye al Nsste !
T. q tt 64ra-4. tel IL front u Gls b :
efe-lAE saN AlG4y afternoon I'D
49, el4- iA5o pieces
Tie sixteenth a4nual meeting 0f f.e
ll~ a-4 eogaLy pioAeer soc.ety 4
heai az Mason Tuesday. Add4, -
Hete Il-lte ~ Governor LGce an4
CLleE--
H. 2. Cook IT the Niles Aaror, has
IuD. saed a ts9k el4tltle1, '',lx months
among tne lu'iaEs describing hls
cary AAs ~ Allss24 county
Jackson pr. -0n report Tor Nav. Con
yicis Nay B. f35i received during the
month, II. sschargad, -, pardOHed, l.,
E1uher m PRISON june !, 445.
a ,J. Ignace belle boasts that she has
heea engaged seven times, aad now fias
t91 other chaps 0u her str.ng. They
may nQt Dc - fortunate a. the other
j. Irving LaLmer VIII be placed Ia
Tic pa <-init th shop ~ Auslln. I0mAn-
s'in * Neu7Lefs contract AZ tie PRISON.
When Ae - released from solitary con-
HeiAent.
IL feared thatChas. DEMO. of Jack
s.l., iieaard button, II Three Rivers,
al j. j Kent. ~ the junior lw class
OF tae university, have peIlsAed Al
'~'i-l'to"ii-
Melvin Bishop, = married man. who
has neen ln tne employ II John JOY oil
At.t5 township, Geuesee county. 4.
alleged a. have el0ped with Anna .Buf-
Ilft, a li-years-oid German girl
IS. ~. Autisdcl was creditor Of the
il.l Bros., the Detrat grocers. 10 the
extent oI $1,000, an ma, been COM
pslled o. wlu over the furniture and
lease OF tie Ant.sdcl house 10 G. ~
Ilsice.
H. 4. Miller fo-r,e~ly s,l,,or os ,t...
Na.ar IIaes ht. r,,,'.,,..,,.''..t -
leauoa of the Nicbig,n p.,s.-.t
monthly eignl-page, four-colunn sheet,
devoted 10 tic Knights OF Pythias. at
whom there are nearly 700 n the
State.
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Va '''0 l''ote''s'
- I'riInah Frehch, OF Lee township,
''isioua county wnIe digging 4 ditch
% '-s .atii Kew days a5o, unearthed
l-'t~ ol tIlt Srleton ol "A inastodOn "
lhS on IT. hack, only about four feet
tt"'h 'ae surface OF the earth. The
bones Oh the feet found were as large
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

Every woman n8s chance of .tcafch-
irg q husband. bur II q conceded that
Young ai'es hetween ~ and Z5yfars 1f
agc arc nere likely - draw the matr.-
mor8l urres. However. 10 = not au
unusual thing 81 hear of the marriage
O. a lady wao has passed the three
quarter century mark. Yet. how can q
woman. weak. displrted, CnervstCd and
tcrwcnted hv s18ses common to her
SIX hope to hcco-e happy v fe ami
Ucfherf pf course she can not. vet nv
tne magic ald Of Ir. P.ercc' Favorte
Prescription. Az these Obstacles are
swept away As powcrfsi. '1vg7~lt-
n'z pric. Dr Perrcs Fsvr~lte Pre-
scriruon mpsrts strength to che whole
y and CD fhe Womb sr3 Us 5u-
Fenle -. n Particular. For over
Nars sd war1-out rundown. &C.
bifft teachers. ulutrcrs. drrss-
I1S srnlsrrasscs ''sror-1 r's
Keepers. nu-srr wct1ers. and
trse Wmen Cenera ltv. e IS the great
ESQ afrflr nccn heiug unrquaiel a. an
eEg crr.l al ard -rst.rra tive trric.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
THE KNIGHTS OFPYTHIAS.
Sixth Annual Brigade Meeting of the
Uniformed Rank at Albion.

ArBl7N, M.ch.. juno 6.-The sixth
nnnua. brigade meeting of the UNI
formed rank Of the Michigan Knights
Of lytans began here yesterday. The
meeting VIII continue through Friday.
The city IS IN holiday attire, end the
National coiors and Pythian cmblcms
a. everywhere seen.
The FIRST delegations 70 arrive were
Tie East saginaw division, Col Gagel
and thrty-hve members OF Saginaw
DIVISION, with Beiss' military hand.
The Mason DIVISION, commanded Nv
c.. ~uooS, contained thirty mcmfe :.
. rere were five divi-l0ns present yester-
C7y uaen the band contest took place.
The hr,t prize of 800 WAS awarded "a
R.ess military band Of East Saginaw.
and secoud prize Of So o. the g.. r.
Smith hand 0f Jackson. Detroit Unity
DIVISION. No. 30, amt Hastings division.
NJ. l1. arrived Inst -ht The prize
urii aod parade take place today.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-21
round in TIE TeMspaper.

From the CreSco. Iowa. "Plaindeal
err" We have never, rs our readers
for nearly thirty years Ii this county
can testify, written a puff of any
patent medicine. Duty as well as
inclination impels us 10 depart from
this studied silence, 10 say to our
readers and the public that, having
''beel completely Frustrated with a
'.vioent and distressing cold, after
three days fighting it with ordinary
remedies and getting no relief from
their use. we obtained bottle OF
"Clarke's Extract Of Flax (Papillon)
Cough Cure. obtaining almost III
.srant relief and steady improve
''ment under its use Large bottle
only %t.00. Ask for Clarke's Flax
Soap. Best on earth % cents.
Both the above for sale by johnson
s. johnson, Druggists.