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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

Madame IS very thin and very, very
dark and she hapk- ned 10 be standing
Just behind a white velvet court train.
A rose-leaf maid with light fuzzy
hair, who will be one OF the dehg tantes
OF the coming winter. wore a gown of
pale old-rose faced Goth that was de-
iightfully demurely Directoire. On
her shoulders was triple pelerine and
a sash Of gray silk with fringed ends
hung at her right side. A matronly
dame garbed in deep Vandyke brown
had her fine India camel's hair cut in
redingote, the bodice trimmed with
double bretel'es of embroidery. A slip
of a girl in a heliotrope cashmere had
sealskin toque trimmed with heliotrope
ribbons for a bonnet and-the afternoon
was chiuy-a sealskin coat shaped like
a sailors pea jacket with rolling collar.
Another girl looked thoroughly charm
ing in large hat of yellow felt adorned
with fat wreath OF flowers made of
black ostrich feather trimmings. Many
OF the bonnets had white lace mixed
with the heavy velvet rosettes and the
hats dropped with ostrich plumes, long
feathers brushing flushed cheeks and
dainty ears.
The parlors were decorated with old
fashioned autumn flowers, hollyhocks,
tall spikes OF saliva and phlox, chrys-
anehemums and gladioles standing
stifly in Royal Worcester vases. Mad
ame was assisted by two tall and hand
some daughters, and the three bore
themselves with mien as reserved and
aristocratic as any OF the magic circle
Of the elect who viewed with critical
eve the glories OF color Of the new silk
and gold brocades, and prided themselves
on getting EXCLUSIVE styles from private
hands instead of shopping at the cosmo-
politan dry goods stores. A dainty
lunch with red and white wines was
served in small adjoining apartment,
and tea was handed about in Sevres cups
| By irreproachable walters Ladies fut-
| tered IN, futtered about, and, with a
word of compliment 70 the hostess.
futtered out again. much as IL it were
an afternoon reception. Nothing, in
| decd, distinguished II from one OF these
| functions but the imported gowns. These
stood on low velvet and cloth-cOvered
rests, and were viewed with the same
sort OF interest one bestOws on pictures
| al an art exhibition.
well known society woman, who is
typical Titan blonde with roses in her
/ cheeks, returned again and again TO a
tea gown OF blush dOye-cOlored brocade,
sprayed with large. fern frOnds in silver
and said % be a duplicate Of a costume
designed for that extremely dressy and
somewhat prOdigal individual. the
/ Queen of Portugal. The loose pointed
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

Perhaps some day the proprlety will bs
seen ~ no longer calling the Emperor OF
Russia the "Cysr" T. isa title but little used
In Rass.s. The Emperor styles himself I'm
perstor" his subjects among the educated
classes cal him Emperor" and anon z
the peasautry "C&ossoudar," or Lord We
RI Eat AZ least write the name "a IL ia pro
nCunced, and spe' it not In Polish or Hun
garisn fashion. bat az The simplest transit
Grafton from Russian into nzllsh demands.
TIE word q pronounced ''rsar" and tho
first letter Of The word ia Russian corre-
spends precisely 90 ourt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

fronts we're edged with vide soft bands
OF the piumy ostrich feather ga~uiture,
which Is often So becoming 90 the con-
plexion. and st the waist va a sash of
heavy corded silk tied Ia = knot and
with more ostrich bands ACROSS the long
ends The sleeves were In loose Oriental
style with heavy silk and passemsnteFie
trimming ending In fringe, which trsiled
on the Erolnd-
The evening govas and dinner robes
were composed Of those magnificent
brocs sded silks which have been sent -
this eoustry from ne Paris eTposs ton,
the hcftess laced and pointed, the
sleeves ef YslyeL sad ths fron - Of ar
nurs, pesu ds so1e "a gsase ri0AlT eaa-
broidered in orystal, pearl or vaFi-coi-
0re6 bssds, and decorated Tith beaded
bands or rain friREes of ths same ma
tsrtsl A gold and black brooade Hfth
broad stripes lad gold crepe front
which arsped the bodice. slso the short
fgl sleeves. one of oVepe snd the other
of hrocsds A dins<r dress Ia pinkisn
beiietTope broCsde Nth silver elder
6aEsrs tAresz unon Il bad ths los
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

Shakespeare began 20 write shout 500
The Turkish Empire vas established
IN Asia, under Gilman / iu 1929.
The drum was used hy the Egyptians
and brought by the Moors into spain.
The custom OF hssRE gpards IL sAi6
- have originated with saul, 1898 Il. C
Ths term "Esphnism. ss sppied =
an Affected stYle OF language prevalent
Ia knglsnd about tie time of Elizabeth
arose from "Euphnes. the Anatomy Of
VII BY John Lyly, pablshed ia 1851
NOV H.. 1890. - known ir France a.
the Day o. Dvpes.as on that dsT kiche
lee frustrated ths plans FOR his Tuin
formed by the queen. Marie ae Metieis
ard Castor, Dake Of Orleans, daring ID
kings illness
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
MntherS. Rend.

The proprietors of SANTA Abe have
authorized Peck Bros. to refund your
money if, after giving this California
King of Cough Cures a fair trial as di-
rected, it fails to give satisfaction for
the cure of Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough and all Throat and Lung
Troubles When the disease affects the
head. and assumes thief of Catarrh,
nothing is so effective as CALIFoRNIA
CAT-E-CURE. These preparations are
without equal as household remedies.
Sold at 81 a package. Three for $50.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

To satisfy yourself that the Vinegar
Furniture Company II headquarters for
fine goods, made up first-class for the
least money, look over their display IN
Manufacturers Hall and get their
prlces, TO be convinced that they carry
the line that meets the approval OF the
general public.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

TIE raj way Insurance knows az q Ned a
var sTseem. already prscficsd on the con
tineut. is likely 20 come tnto operation IN
England The ticket. far witch 10 chargs
- made beyond tle usual railway fare. viii
be- sort y wallet. and. besides 81 insur-
snce poicv, viii contain a map II the Jour
neY, hotel directory, aad theatrical snd
ctheE sdvsrtisements.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

Of the Wakefield, Ma s., Rattan Works,
G. y. Young, says: In all cases of bill
i0usness accompanied with those terri
ble headaches, have found no other
medicine that seems 10 take hold and
10 the eood that your sulphur Bilters
does. 1t Is the best family medicine
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

Difficulties with the liver and kid
neys, causing pains IN the back, lassl-
tude and general weakness, are read
liz cured 10y Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great regulating medicine. Sold by all
druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
All Broken Down.

Is it not sad to see so many young
men every day Of whom this can Toe
said? Young man, take my advice.
Stop all indlscretOns which you have
practiced, keep good hours, retire early,
and build up your shattered system by
using Sulphur Bltters, which Will cure
vOu.-OLD PHYSICIAN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY Treasnrers0 0rce

NItt IIfaHIITfT 7 'ITII|T-
Grand Rapids Mich. ocf. 2. issa.
Notice IS hereby given that fAe assessment
roll for grading grayeing and paving the gut
fers o. Thomas street from Union street 90
Fast street is now in my hands. and
that I Will receive payment thereon fnrtfne
period II twenty DAYS from this date. as the
Office Of the city treasure. ~ hail.
GF9Rgf k FFHRv
oct % CRY TIRE gUrhr
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
TREASURES NOTICE.


~ IL TIL I ITTTTE-
GRA~D Rams. Nirh.. oct. 3. isss
Notice Is hereby given that The assessment
rou for the construction of "A sewer ln
fhe aiey in Book a. Uevtrr Iracf .ur
is now in my hands. and that ] win receive
pavmeut thereon Tor the period 90 twenty fays
i-om this date. 81 the Office of fha Cify Treas
GECRGE r. PERRY.
oct - City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy. IS
"a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind. Bleeding, Itching. IL
cesated, and Protrudng Plos-prce
soc. For sale 10y White * White drug
glsts. Morton House hlo.k.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

GRAND RArIDs. Mich. oct q lss. J
To
William H. Anderson.
Fred j. Bleymier. John Bork. Carl Seier
Davis. Turner Carroll, Wooisey Cronkhite.
Deufscher Turn Vereln Of Grand Rapids
Mich Albert :. DamSkey. Henry Il. Dennis.
Adoiph DIckman. Geo. \. Davis.
George Eastman. Fred Likhor, oustaf Ems
strOm. and John ;. Naiin.
john feibech. thas. 4. trederlckScn. Nils
q. lranzen. James -. iredeitch.
Carl Gritzka. Rebecca Graves. Anna n. p
GreuliCh. James ". Graham. Christian frcu
Itch. Christina Greullch.
Michael Hernatzcki Johan HachulsSi. Chas
4. uauser, John A. Hunemau. John HyInno.
John Junghans. Harriet Jordan. Prank
Acnss Kortas. John KoteWitz. Truman Kei
logg. 81 liam krach. simon kunst. hbram a.
knoWisOn.
Ransom C. Luce. John j. Landgren.
Anton Mechler Joseph Miski witz. estate a
Tobias Naurer deceased Anna Maurer a..
Nagnus N. JOS. II Martin. Dcidrich Nehrtens
Rob. ". Mohi and John J.. al Alstlue
sylvester Olzewski, Jan Pod .tsk.. Josef Pan
ie Levi :. Proyin, j. T. Gary Phelps. Max
PreieWicZ.
Wm. J. Quinlan.
Adrian Reyneandt. Francis A. Rich. Theo.
Frank Sczyglo,yski. Mary A. Smith. Wn. A.
Shinknan. Frank rfruhs. Wu. Schu Idff.
Eliza NJ. Sutler. Mary shoch John ". Saaa
I. W. Tusch. Isaac VI. Turner.
Wm. Mesierhouse. Mary A Waltz hierau
der Wsakowski. John :. Nallen. John West
You are hereby notified that an assessment s
about 10 be made upon you 90 degray the cX-
pense OF the aforesaid improvement. ar as
srssment roll has been made in tht premise
and is on Ae in the Office 81 The iierk of
said city. where IL viii remain open fur ln-
spection until Monday evening October li
lssq when and where you can appear before
the Common Council on said evening ana
show cause. II any. why said assessments sh0u g
not be made and CO. lecfed according 10 Jaw.
v. A. SHINkNAN.
80 CITY Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

The Original Ahetno Olntmentis on
~ put ~ in large tw0-ouuce tn boxes,
and Il an absolute cure FOR old sores.
burns, wounds. chapped hands. and all
SKIN eruptions. VII positively cure
an kinds of piles Ask for the Original
Ametnc Ointment. sold hy Peck Bros.
At p cents per box-by mail 30 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
Jobbers' PrIoes

Apples g SOC 400 ? bbl
Bartlett Pear, 81 5s.s-5 So E bushels
Beans--.O 30 e hushcL
ksgs-lbl4 llc y dozen.
Butter-l5a 0e g lb.
Honey p pouad.
Potatoes--,l,1 Acc + bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

Nhsat-Nea. -5e p bushei.
Joru-sit GUsAei
Oats New -sc 1lslel.
cora MraI-s h ~ 2 tol.
kyt-asc Q t4siel.
Ground teea-slo 2 Ton.
bau-el- T. tuu.
MldtEngs-s s & ton.
Screen lZS- el-
F.our-IIly Wtite. s2Ss. Straight. s2.s5i Pat
euI Is. . LllaIsd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

MoneTbags Advertising ny dear
COY always pays.
founghiood It hasn't paid ne
what a. Yog mean"
"NothinE except that father advsr-
tised ne In The papers awhile $50. ani
haven been able to get tick snYVhers
since.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

Happy indeed are the homes which
contain Garland" stoves and Ranges.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
Agents Sell for $3.50!

] Battlefield and Hospital in the Re
hgiIon.
. McCahes New York by Sunlight and
GaslClt
s. hobns0u Crusoe. lne larpe illus.
trated edition.
4. Howard + Domestic Medicine.
s. Achievements of STANLEY including
lie lrp Down the Congo, - J. j.
Hcadley.
{. Life OF u. :. Grant by Ben peTley
lo0re.
.. incidents oi Snot and Shell
8. Parabies tnf0lded.
=. Hero.nes of the RehelLon.
10. Night Scenes ln the Bible.
il. Moods Bible Anmsls.
-. Private Memoirs of Washington.
lS. History oi Animals. Hneiey.
il. History Of Binds, Bngiey.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
Dried Fruits.

Apples-EyapOrated, 6.8le ? pound
Cherrios-i5c 2 pound.
Peaches-lvs ac 2 pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

For don't care, duN, tired feeling
impoverished blood dull pains ln hack
and head, tantalzng SKIN cruptons
kemp >arsapar.l.a never fails to give
relief. We slwavs guarantee o. Pr.ce
Al per bottle. Ibbs' drug store. I2s
M4uroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

The best sa.ve IN the wor'f r-~ or'fs
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt =
sores, letter, cnapped haua
corns and all skn erupto
lively cures piles, or no pa.
lt IS guaranteed o. give perfect -st..fac
ton or money cfundcd Price 25centl
per box. For sale by Peek Bros, drug
gsts, corner Monroe and D.vaon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

All IN the Family.
Are tbese your pstsTnal eststss9
NJ, hey are ~ saBss hAlA-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
.wlln Caa.s.s suIsrE Datl.. % ne psr..

TIE London police are nov ordered
- ~ssr Indis subber "a noislsss bosts
81 OagAs slNags
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

4 tSSESSMENT ROLL for the opening. widen
Il ing and extension of Sihiey street from
Straight street 10 the Big Ditch" so-callel.
IN The City Of Grand Rapids. Michigan.
pIFlCE o. CITY tlFEE
GRAND RAFIDs. Mich. oct. 2 Laes
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

For a disordered liver try Beecham'i
II
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
FLIRTATIONS At SEA
There . a Quality IN Ocean AIR
that - Conducive CT Filtration.
LLETIER FROM XRS. FRANK LESLIE

Tka Per Ceataa ef shert P4ssaz -s-Ths
beaaties sr -sasle klsEss-A " sulAa's
hetpiessness 1haFla-A taaseaE
ia one Aet-M Msealis shz = shts-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04
Husband.

Ccftcrrci@.-Sn Ser 99ebe bes Sat
ierS Sran5 Spiepb beim gmpfange De,
Oelegatipnen wurbe lebr beitimmt allaepet=
tel, DAP Der @eba1fe an cine N%1siDbnlmo
&nBlanb'S uutge9cben wurpen lit. Sn bel
StBung Der 0elegatipnen belt Der otter
reiAil4e Wtinilter beS Nuswdrtigen, @rai
Sdlnptp, cine lalt9e Geoe ii Der bic
pclttii9e Sadlage, wel6e Die Se=
i4mi6tigun9 Der bur6 Die s(nipra6e bes
&aiIers an Die O~elegationen berppraerufe=
len Sefitr6tnngen beSwefte. @r iprad
Die Wteirnng aus, baB ge9enpdrti9 Der
6rtepe Gurppa'5 ni6t 9efdbrDet lei, pbppbt
CT einrdlmte, DAP Die cabbage mod unae=
NIP lei unb li6 lei6t dnDern fDnne. St
ltellte i'll Nbrebe, DAP Gumduien Seiterreid
fclnrli6 9elinnt let. @enn Sratianp aaus
nnp gar ni6t ein Sreunb Seiterrei6's aeS
ipeirn iet, iei Der s~esenpdrti9e Mtiniiterprd=
lirent Gutarsi ebenl umeni9 Elm &uiien=
freunn. Gr, Der Gepner, befiir6te utdt,
DAP Serbien li6 nm Die Seripirfli6unq
pom Grdumereien bemitben merpe, es lei III
elmer an9riffSmei len Salttng ni6t md6tiq
9enltg, aber Seiterrei9 lei %senbtbiet, seeell
llmitur5ntaBregeln III Serbien AMI Der SUIT
5u leln. Die llnSufriepenbeit einiser 9ta=
ttpnen nit DEM g~egenpdrtigen eurppdii6en
@let6gemidt babe paS @eiiibl Der llniider=
belt b%erppr9erufer aber i'm Sinblif auf Die
rleligen SerbdltntlIe, melde Die Srteae lest
autebme1, ieien allie Serri6er unb a(le &e=
9ternn9en felt entl9lpllen, Srispen a1 balten.
Sn teinem Sale merbe Selterrei6, menn
Der 6riepe beprpbt perben lplte, bafitr per-
antpprtli6 iein. Die &erbiinbeten wiirpen
Illes anfbieten, nm Den S,ieoen su erbal=
ten. Die SeSiebungen Der piterrethil6en
Ge9terun9 SIT 0eutldlanb unb Stalien
leien berSli9er unb pauer,toer Hatur. Se=
lterret9 ltebe nit allen Staaten @urppa's,
einI6lieBli9 &uBlanbs, auf ireunpidait=
lt6em SuBe.
- Su y ritnn baben 10000 Nrbei=
ter einen Streif um brbere 9pbne be-
gplnen.
S6mci;. = I'm Den Sei6merren Der
aislrdrtisen Wtd6te itbsr bas Treiben Der
Sptialilten, Inar6iitm ii. !. NJ. in Der
SdmeiS gere6t ST werpen, bat Sic idweis
Seril6e 8esierun9 bebufs Seritdrfuna Der
ppliseili6en Iufiidt itber paS Sreiben Der
6liiftlinse eilen 0ffentli9sn q III
fldger an9eitellt. Siel Iufieben err
rest ein Nrtifel in Den hamburger Na6r.' ,
rbslei6 pas Slatt eimdumt, ba6 es ii6
burin nun nm cine tbeprettide grDrteruna
banple. Der Artifcl beipri9t ndmli6 bic
Sbetlum9 Der S6mets 5mi=
lden 6ranfreid, 0euti6lanp unn Stdlien
unb ia9t, bieB pitrbs Die 6rtebensausli6ten
meientli9 perbeIern, inDem Die beutl6e unp
italienii9e @renSe pur6 Die ct. @pttbarb=
8abu III mnmtttelbare Serlbrunq qebradt
ipitrben unb Sranfrei6 fir Dem 8erlult BON
glla6=9ptbrin9en cine @ntiddoiauna err
bisltc.-Oie .@OrbOeuti9e Msemsiue 33ta.
e~rusiisrt ibren Gngriff auf Die @6meis uio
beidulnigt lie Der 50rneruns Der NnsIaat
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04
81. ganf, 2ainu.. Den 4. Suit 1889.
Htrben Kdlenoer.
CUR GEL. Sea1tnng.

Wir erl u6en, BON nun an ale grtefe
unb ipnltI9e 3uienbun9en fir Den .Nan=
berer', ieien bieielben fiir Die &epactipn pber
fir Die @ei6dftsftibruns beltimmt, pieper
ME fritber 5u abrellirert, ndmli9
Der @anberer
6. g.. g.,
ct. 8aul,
Wtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04

IN Gusidllen sesen Stalten, mdbrenp
Der GSar Den italienii9en Spti9after att
i6naust. Sci Dem leeten 9pfballe lieB Der
gsar i'm sdnSli9 unbeadtet, Bis ber 8Ot=
l9after ii6 ibm gerabe5u in Den 8es %itellte;
erit bam erbtelt er einen alerDings auBer=
prbentli6 fiiblen @ruB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04
&c ller { g I.

A@- IEir benerten ousbriidIit, bb mir an bieIe,
Sldttern Der Iiioc. Yreiie 5uianmen9eitellte Na6rit.
eli brlnlen.
Husband.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04

aDsnasuaentsprets uuter gOruus5ubIuns.)
Thr bic D err. Staaten pphfreO
gdRritA....-.......e2.O SaIbidbrli3- ........N.2
Wa@ Gurppa ~(poffrei)
ydArlia. ...........tS,50 SaIbidhrli& ....... 81 II
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21
East House Arrivals:

NJ. II. Sheffield, B. f. Mllligan,
R. A. johnson, Calvin Billiard, L.
Il. Covey, 4. d. Patterson, County;
J; D. McDougal, City; A. J. Dun
can, st. Louis; A. j. Mitchell, Ad-
amsville; Col. jeremiah Sellers, R.
+. Wilkins, Purdy; w. G. Wilkins,
j. M. Droak, Coffee Landing; Geo.
II. Porch, Nashville; j. L. Yancey,
Morris Chapel; T. F. Pitts, Cerro
Gordo; r. Cupples, Wilton, Tenn;
Dill Wiegand, j. w. McCallister,
G. L. Van Meter and wife, A. M.
Wiegand and wife, Circleville, o.;
Sam Key, City.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
Nixon.

j. I. Martin, j. M. Jones and j..
ii. M. Crocker made considerable
Improvement in the Bethel cemes
terry last Saturday.
Miss Elzora Mason came home
last Saturday, accompanied by
Mr.. Key, the banjoist.
Baldwin's prophecy has about
come to pass in this section; but
instead of the reign of Christ, it
seems that the devil has been
turned loose to reign for season.
Alfred Gammill and wife were
at Bethel last Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Franks is sick.
Penny's baby is convalescent.
Rev. f. G. Blakely and family
are absent from home this week
on business.
Several of the Buys expect to
plant corn this week.
Mrs. Maddox has moved Into
our midst.
Singing and prayer meeting at
Bethel every Sunday evening.
ECGE HOMO.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21
Adarnsville.

Pretty weather and farmers are
making good use of it.
James Amos, of Madison COun-
ty, is visiting his sons-in-law, j. G.
Combs and w. w. McFall.
Misses Georgia Brewster and
Ida Tidwell went to the country a
few days ago visiting the family
of G. A. Combs.
Several of our merchants have
gone to st. Louis to purchase
their spring stocks.
Messrs. George Hamilton and
John Seaton from the Fork came
over to see the family of Mr.. Lou
don Friday returning Sunday.
Mrs. Celia Rowson has gone to
st. Louis to purchase 81 spring
stock of millinery goods.
The young folks enjoyed a so.
cial at the residence of r. &. Stan.
ley's Saturday night.
Carroll Bros. s. Co. have the
biggest thing on wheels in the way
Of a blacksmith shop.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21
A Versified Aphorisrn.

From the nursery rhymes of
Mother Goose" we subtract the
following:
"For every evil under the sun,
There is a REMEDY, or there is none.
If there be one, try and find il;
If there he none, never MIND it,"
Juvenile minds are not capable
of comprehending and making
practical appropriation of so much
philosophy as these simple lines
condeuse. We are sometimes
startled by flashes of wit and wis
dom that emanate from the nurse
ry, which are suggestive of EN-
'bryo philosophers and logicians;
but never anything, that is so tru-
ly and purely the essence of wis
dom, falls from the lips of any,
save those who have passed
through the "refning fire."
The lines are purely optimistic.
In every trade and profession we
meet with disappointments and
failures. Sometimes they grow out
of our Indifference to the right.
These are the kind for which
there is a remedy. Often we
meet with disappointments and
failures of our plans which should
teach us. the Unreasonable space
between the finite and the Infinite
and should be recognized as
"blessings in disguise" These
we should .never mind,n but dis
pei all pessimism, and 'justify the
WAYS of God to man." Life would
grow brighter and sweeter, for us,
il we would cease our obstinate
nursing of grief, resolve not to
worry over the failures of our pet
ty plans, but remember, that-ir
the words of Thomas attempts
"Man proposes bat God disposes.'
When COnnecticut's heroic son
Abraham Davenport, wore the
judicial ermine," occurred, wha
=. is known in history, as The Darl
Day, when total eclipse of thu
: sun extended over all New Eng
9 land, beginning May 10, 1850, AM
lasting until midnight of the sec
ond day. Amidst the terror ant
confusion that prevailed in court
! his voice rose clear and command
ing, saying, "Let God do Hi
L work, we will see to ours" an
" having candles lighted he contir
ued the session.
I" His wisdom and courage CAV
I proof of a quiekness to "seek tn
remedy" and of a perfect trust
; Him who is above Nature with a
, her laws and phenomena.
IL PGEsY.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21

"Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Van Meter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wieg-
and started this morning for their
future home at Savannah, Tenn.
They have the best wishes OF a
host of friends in their new vent
ure.r We copy the above from
the Circleville, Ohio, DALEY Her,
aid of March IL.
The above mentioned parties
arrived here Monday night. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Dill
wiegand, President of the Savan.
nah Lumber Company, and j. w
McCallisser who will remain a few
days.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21

The concert at Hardin College
last Friday night was quite a sue
cess. The giving way of the cur
tain at the beginning of the exer-
cises prevented the carrying out
of the tableau part of the pro-
gramme, but the music, recitations
and dialogues were well received.
The receipts amounted to over
$4,000, which will be applied to-
ward paying for the organ at the
Methodist church.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21

A dog belonging to B. Bruce
was killed on the street Tuesday
because lie slowed signs of n.y.
drophobia. He had bitten sever
al dogs before being killed and
we would not be surprised to find
the town full of mad dogs any day.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21

The poem, "Voices of the
Night" which recently appeared
in the COURIER, received some
quite pleasant comments. The
author is one of our most charm
ing young ladies aud we are glad
that the work of her pen should
receive favorable comment.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21

Rev. John Walker preached a.
the G. p. Church last Sunday.
He has been employed to fl the
pulpit at that church the third
Sunday in each month for the
next year.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
famous, for it's prompt and effectu-
al cures of coughs and colds. The
most severe cold may be loosened
and relieved by d few doses of this
valuable remedy. For sale by j..
X. Barlow.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21

Or. John McCorkle, of Water
loo, Ala, and well-known to the
young people of this town, was
placed in Jail at Florence, Ala,
last Friday On charge of grand
larceny.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21

Walker Humphrey, the popular
clerk of the Str. w. f. Nisbet,
stopped off at Coffee Landing as
the boat went lip Friday and he
and Edgar Dodds came up to Sa-
vannah, taking in the concert
Friday night.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-21
River Men Attention.!

Please take notice that there is
false work under each span of the
G. o. & S. w. r. Il. bridge over
the Tennessee River except the
Draw Span. All boats, barges
and RATS must, therefore, be guild
ed so as to pass through the draw
span and thus avoid danger.
JAS. L. FRAZIER, Sup't.