davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22

r. Anrnonyse Binder, OI,ers4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22

|t4saf
r. N~<
titr 81
sse ssFt4
4 1h'vs~
+
IN 4 l
s @taa
! hal ~
elef ~
ms 10. ~
khe atxt3
attracts
k1yuh1 \
nj Of biz
~ cut !
q ~ -
<fEaral
FfWlft I
ere isks 4
l0 esc 4
i ntS&
!. Z
q, ~ !. 49,
fs :
1aN
. ss<
/ - tss@$
- 4afar|
! - ss%j
|1s s.as. =
4, s,
| ntx ;
al usepA'
f,Szx'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25
AHAUNrED HOUSE IN SUMTER.
Sights Seen, Noises Heard and Dishes
Ratified.
From the Americus


From the Americlts (Fa) Republican.
We learn from a gentleman who has
visited the scene that a certain house in the
Fifteenth district is now an "obiect of in
terest" to the entire community, and every
night there are large crowls,th here to see the
unseen and hear the mysterious sounds from
the inhab. tants of the other world.
The present. occupa1t sto d the noise as
long as possible, and then vent to some of
tle family with the intention of giving it
up and seeking q he homo, but was prom
ised If ne would remain that it would be
rameded. The promise to investigate the
uOi e5 was kept, but when the young man
was taere no ing unusual happened
The next night though, a football
was heard walk 6 through the house.
Doors were slammed, chairs novel,
dishes ratified, and q white form was seen
moving aruun l. T1e farmers and his
family had got used to all this, ard as they
we're not moleitei, stood it very well, bu
called in a celebrated fortune teller to fl Id
out what was the matter % went with
her PACK Of cards, an when the my stery
conmenced, started slufflIg her cards, but
this didI't suit the unknown, and she
placed n spell on the cards, 50 tney wouldn't
run SIN OH. Bat the fortune teller says it
is the owners wife who died recently and
she is worried about that. Sac Is going TO
try it again some nigIt, when may be the
cards will tell he Whole secret.
A few night since a young farmer
boaste that ne would 60 and speak to the
spook when it aDpeara1; that he had the
coura &c to take hold of it, and he would
find out what it wa, aud what vas wanted.
l. few minutes af er they got there, the
footsteps were heard, the noise began in
the next room, but the brave young man
had COLLAPSED. HIS courage had departed,
aud four men could not pull him to the
door of the room.
1t is said if any one speaks to the spook it
gets mad and tears up generally, making
more noise than ever, and we learn that
Rev. Mr.. Craven says lie will take his Bible,
90 there and read a verse or two to tae
spirit and ask it what it wants. Our in
forma t says that the spirit will not allow a
Bible to be read while i. is ing around,
but becomes frantic and rushes around
consideTa ly. A number of ladies were
there few nights ago, wnen the thing
threw them piece Of saltpeter. My soul,
but that is s1g gestlve-Saltpete and brim-
stone for the wonen--what will it give the
meme He says he is going again soon, aud
will le, Us hear the end of the episode
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25

A NATIONAL BLESSING.
We have used DR.. ULMER'S LIVER COR
RECTOR and take pleasure in stating that it
has answered finely for all the purposes for
which we have used it. 1t is pleasant to take
and acts well as an aperient etc
HON. THOMAS P. SAFFOLDs
W. l.. HIGH, Banker
J. Q. C. BLACKBURN, NJ. D,
MADISON, GA
Prepared by b. F. ULMER. NJ. D., Pharma
cist, Savannah, Ga. Price 81 per bottle.
II you cannot obtain the Corrector" from
your druggis', send your order direct. and it
will be forwarded by express, freight paid.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

MILLER-The friends and acquaintance of
ALVIN n MILLEB and family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral of the former from
the residence of his sister, Mrs. Jane A. Symons
l6S Liberty street, at O'Clock THIS AFTER
NOON.
STROBART.-The friends and acquaintance
of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN STRoBART are respectfully
invited to attend The funeral of the lat er from
her late residence 253 Bolton street, THIS
AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING NEW
COURT HOUSE
OFFICE OF COAfIISsIoNEBS AND EX-OFFICIo
JUDGES CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA,
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 4th, 1889.

JUDGES CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA, :
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 4th, 1889.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
offica unit y O'CLOCK NJ. on MONDAY, APRIL
1st 1889, for the material and workmanship re-
quired in the erection of n new Court House for
Chatham county in the City of Savannah.
Proposals win be received in lump for the
whole work, and also separate bids for Stone
work, Brick and Terra-Cctta work, Tin and
Galvanized iron work. Carpenters work, Plas-
tering, Plumbing and Gas Fit ing, Steam Heat
Ing, Iron ana Steel work etc, etc
Payments will Dc made to the contractors in
the following manner on the certificate of the
Architect tO-wit: Eighty-ilve go per CEN. Of
the value of the work done, and OF material de-
livered on tie ground, will be paid monthly as
the work progresses, and the balance at its
completion and acceptance by the architect.
The contractor or co tractors to whom this
work may be awarded viii be required, in pur
suance OF section 493 (cl Of the Code of Georgia.
TO give bond for the faithful performance Of
the contract and to indemnity the county for
any damages OccasiOned by a failure TO per-
form the same within ne prescribe time.
The right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids that may be submitted under this notice.
Proposals must b. sealed and Endorsed with
statement whether for the whole or a Tartcu-
lar portion of the work. Plans can be seen in
this office and at the Office of W. G. Preston,
Esq, Architect. No. 1856 Devonshire street, Bos-
ton, Mass. and printed specifications will be
furnished on application at either office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25
Florida's Metropolis.

named Wilbur McComber, aged s years,
fell from wagon this afternoon and the
wheels passed over his head, inhicting da :
gerous and severe gashes.
The suD-troplcal committee is working
hard IL secure prize for zouaves and cav
airy. s. far over ten companies of in
fantry have announced al intention TO be
present at the dill
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25
nI1Art de- La MoiA.n

This megszine for April is the most SUI
perb number. 1t contains twenty different
magnificent fashion plates, besides varied
quantity of tie latest fashion intelligence.
II has everything pertaining to the spring
fashions. IL will certainly please the fem
mime world. For sale at
EsrILL's News DEPOT.
Mailed 20 any address on receipt OF
40 cents
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25

Henry IRyING's SON. Henry, is not going to
look 20 the stage for career, Notwithstanding
his success at oxford. His ambition would lead
him to the feet Of Thespis, but his father has
marked out the bar for him. His brother, Law
renee, a fine young fellow. with distinct gift
for languages, is Ia Russia studying for the
diplonatic seryice
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25
POSTPONEMENT.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS
AND EX-OFFICIo JUDGES CHATHAM Co., GA.
SAVANNAH, GA. Marcl IS, 1889 !
Notice is hereoy given that the time for re-
ceiying sealed proposals for the material and
workmanship required for the erection of a
new Court House Tor Chatham county, in the
city OF Savannah. is hereby postponed from 10
o'clock N. on MONDAY, April 1. 1885, to IL
O'Clock NJ on WEDNESDAY, April 1C 1889.
ROBERT D. WALKER, c. C. c.
j. II. ESTILL c. C. c.
SAMUEL MEINH ARD, c. C. G.
Attest: JOHN r. DILLON, Clerk @. c. G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CoMM'Rs AND Ex-OFFICIo
JUDGES CHATHAM Co, GA.
SAVANNAH, GA, March %, 1889.
MARCH 4, 1889

Notice is hereby given that pending the build
ing, and until the completion, of the new court
house about to be erected. and until further
notice, the building known as the Whitfield
Building, Numbers 80 and 81 Whitaker street,
in the city of Savannah. county of Chatham,
and state Of Georgia, is the court house of
Chatham county aforesaid. By order OF Com
missioners of Chatham county.
JOHN r. DILLON, Clerk c. C. C.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PARLOR CAR SERVICE.

PARLOR CAR SERVICE.
The Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
has placed on its line an elegant Pullman
Parlor Car service, daily, between Jacksonville
and Charleston running the following schedule:
Leaving Jacksonville 7:30 A. NJ, Savannah
1913 p. NJ and arriving at Charleston $40 p NJ
Returning, leave Charleston 1855 A. NJ, Savan-
nah 2;44 P. M, arriving at Jacksonville $50 p NJ
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25

ROBT. D. WALKER, c. 9. c.
..s.,, WM. s. LAYTON, c. C. C.
80 T.. J. H. ESTIIL, c. c. C.
c. II. DORSETT, c. G. G.
JAS B. REED, G. C. C.
Attest: JNo. r. DILLON, CLERK C. C. G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-25

IMPLICIT TRUST in the ultimate integrity OF
human nature is all very well in u praycr-meet-
ing. but Il won't work tor a cent in an ordinary
grocery store.-Somerviiie Journal
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02
L J Worries, ~ tl,T,nsviIle

L Worries, ~ H,T,nsville
twenty second pis'mt- Asre' sinn AMI s
James. Jmise: Henry L Datiel, Douai, >en
,ii'-; Attorney: Rm' ard Nc, NJ ugh u"
a,l-onvIiie
Twenty D:>'ricr-Wesr Baton Roug.
AID i'ervIiie. Jndge Edward Ta<,or
P~qn-rine; Attorney: Ai-xar.der Heb, n
Pla1pemine.
twenty fourth D,.uici-pi.on. mi. q. ~
s. Bernard. Ju 'y-: Ai'nu F. I.,vau'a,.
I o.n'--a la hAchs; Attorney: James N,ikin
on, Poi,,fe- r. Ia Hachr.
Twenty fifth Observation-Disclosures and Yer
nation. JJter: T. prbniii"n. ,.aiavrtIe; A.
,rnev: Robert & Smr'!-.. Ahbrv.Ip
Tw-niy-.ixh Di-irr,-.I. tE-,s 49, CLarl..
| 'nh ~ J"hn The BoIu,'. Judge E,.iie Rs,
krpnr'; Attorney: GrTvar- I.-rh-.
T"eh'y-.-vrn'h BI.'rirr-R, hlamd al
IVES, Carr"Il. Judge: Il p iil,,rn-, RI,
WITT; Attorney: Z II Toirr Ray,iIle
Orie u. Di>rTri-CrininnI CGnri Judge
Joshua & Baker and K II Mar; Aiiurt,
Cha. h uzeui.rEY; Clerk: Dan A Ro,.
C.nmiuai sheriff: ranr-i Where
Civh Court Judges. + A Monroe. n I
iii.,nnr. Aii-rf V,.orhirs. I VIC Fl - Fr-
y King; cl~rk. f. \ Lunirais: C,vii SL-r
" Grown.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02

All non-residents owning land il Richlanc
should Immediately co'resron" with The Sec
reiaIy Of the Immigration association Of Rich
land parish. State number acree for sale
price. and time Of payments. &c Also SEND
in contributions IN money. for the purpose
Of paying :or advertising your lands and fur,
nis'ing papers IN those who are inclined e
seek homes in our pariSA,.
Address WILEY p. MANGHAM,
II Rsyviile, La
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02
District Courts.

Fir., ni.'rr,- -Caido JUICES: ST. -ay.
Tor. W q Hicks. Shreveport; Anosney:
Henry shepherd. Shreveport.
Src0.d ni.trirt-B .s.ier. Webster AMI Ri.
cnv,ll-. in'ige J T Boonr Sparta; Attorney:
"a w Lowry. Bellevue.
Third Observation-Disclosures Union and Lin.
c"ln. Iuisr: Allen Bark sdal~ Rus,on; At
iorney: f. N McCi.od"n. Homer.
Fo,'th District WYNN and Csld
we'll. Juiy": r d Ridges. Columbia; At
sorney: R F. Willing Winfield
Fifth pi>'r'rt-Ouachifa. Jnd:e. r W
Rrhs'd-on, Monroe; Attorney: F G HUDSON
Monroe
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Judge: s T
Baird. Ras,r"p; Attorney: } p Madisnn.-
seventh, Di.'rir'-Catsho nla aud Frankii
Jn,g", C,rvJ Ellis. winnsi or",,yh; Auor.
ney: L 4 Thompson. Wrnsl,e romsh
Eighth Madison and Ens, Carroll.
Judge T + Montgomery Lake Providence;
Al rn-y. JOS + Ramieii lake Providence.
Ninth Dis,r,rt-Concoriis snd T~n.as
Jn.'y-. Cha. Young, 81 Joseph; Attorney
Gins s nuI~. Vmialia.
Tenth Di.,ricr-De S",o AMI Red River.
Judge. W p Hail. Mansfield; As,orney, J c
Pnyh Coasnaua
Eleventh District --N~tchisoch.s and Sa.
bine. Judge. David Pierso,., Nschi,o hes;
Attorney. u G. Scarborough. \sschi,aches
Tweli,h Di.,rr,-Rsp,d-s. Gran, and
Avoysilss. Judge, w F B,ackman. Alex.
andris; A v Coco. MsrksviiIe, Attorney, Jas
Ansiraws, Aicxan-ria.
Thirteenth Disirr,-Acadia and St Landry.
su'xe, lie Sis, Opelousas; Attorney, yno
N Ogden tsreiou.as.
F0ssseensh Oishics--vernon, Calcasieu and
Cameron. sa.'se. : D Read, Lake Charles;
Auosarv. Jssserh { Gs,.ts Lske Charles
Fif'~ensh pi.sic,--Poi"se Cmpee an,
west F-I,cians. ysie-. Robt Sea,pie, "a, on
Sars; Attorney, Jos~,,i, l. Gol.an bayou Sara
Sixssen,h Dsssrirs--Esss -Feiciana AMI S,
Helena Judge. . y Bsams. Clinton; A.
Saorrev. John H Sson". CIinru.
xSvense~nsh Di.uic,--Ea., Rsson Rouge.
suslgr, Geo w Bnckner. B~tm Rouge; At.
seusey. ~ N Sherb.sn~. Baton Pou.e.
Eixhs~epsh Dis,rirs- rsnsipah"s. Living>
.ssor~. 81 Tsmmany and Washington y.ig..
n Thompson. covins'or; Attorney, R"li>
vecl Edwsnss. smise Cry.
neereusls Disssirs-ss Mary and Teue-
tapes g1dae Il Alien, Franklin; At:os.
~ / Hcsma.
y. (, & n. <A-Isemsrhe ami As
- a byoR 6ea,sie, Thin.
81 1oavil!e; As,or.ey:
Isl Marlin ana he,i..
ftinsvilis; Ausseey
y t.ts4t.st l4.fI
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02
Did HOu EVER

W. H Revels. NJ. D., OF Baltimore, md
savs Il have been in The practice Of medi.
zine for over eighteen years. lint never have
] SEE" the equal of Hodges' Ssr-apar,ilat I,
has worked miracles here NJ curing Rheuma>
,isrn aud Scrofuia, Have almost come ~ the
conclusion that cannot practice without it,
Sold ny oil druggists. jun2>lm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02
State Officers:

6"vrrnor-FRANCI> Z. NICHOLS
-''"vrrrmr-' JAMES JEFFRIIS
D. B",r-. Ia.
Serrr'uy II Sts'--L F. MASON
Aniir"r F"hc Acr"uut--O. T. STEELE
State rrea-ur-r-NA ALI TER A. ROGERS
r q N-~ Orleans. H..
SuP-r''t-n mt # P.5Im EDUCATION Jos. \
BnEACX.
K-yi,t-r L'nd Oihcr-;OHN LaNIER
N"in'n's,'onrr ~ A,Iicn'urr-r. BIRD
COnnrni,.i'u-r Of lnniyratin-pOOLE f.
%. New O,iean., La.
Acknowledgement q BURT,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02

CRs Beet Salve in the world FIR Cuts
Br"isrs. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhenn. Fese,
Smes Teuer. Chsppe,i Hanis ChiIhiain.
Cnsns, nj all Skin Esnpnons. ant positively
cures Piles or no pay reqaised. ,is, gusran.
iced 10 give perfect satisfaction. or money re.
funded. Price IS cents per bog. For saIs
BY DF. J. ). Beazley. myi2-SS>ly
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02
The Dudes Know ie.

Ovu they don, they shou'd know thai
Ranxum Root Li"men' cured BIZ Head in
mules t"r " E Hunt. Of Adairs vile. Ky
J. H Mallory, Of Ferris Station, Tenn. cured
his hogs III blind sias.ers with i. In fac,
this King Of LinMnenf is invsimabIe for man
and beas,. and mn family shou,d he without
il Sold by al druggists jnn2-lm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02
Courts Of 4 Ppc"l.

First Cir~m'-' alto P,s~ier w.is,nr,
B"nviii.. Cia''"r Iri.. l. n-"i", Jars 20"
Caldwell. "A inn Ns,i i,r.Ers Sa,,n-. De-
Soto ~"d Rel River Iud,..:
John No core ....... go. Shrv.por'
""o'e"..--- .---.-......-. Min'-n
Second ircni,-Ouarh,'s Ric' land Frank
I'm. CataI'n"la T-rs.- ". 'i-n,. Cnncordia.
Easi Carroll, West Carr"T and Warehouse.
.'ulyrs:
4 t,""'v ---.......-..- Monroe
4 e M"n'gorn-rs Ts,u',h
Third Crrn" ,o"d,.. l.. dry. Awv.
Giles RaW's> Grsn' VrImn Caras i-u
tamer"n, V~rmi Jon LsAy We. iberia and
~ Marin. Judges:
Ja"n Si-xe. ...... Lafayette
K"teH Ferry. ............ Iberia
F"urih C,rcmr-Easr Baron Rouge Wes,
Ba,"r Rong. Livingston. t., yipai "a. s,
Tamm,ny. Washington. ) Helena, IVES,
Fsiic'ana. FAST Fsiic,ana, P"i..t. Coupee and
lhrrville. Judges
Samuel J.. Powell Bayou Sara
~ iiton A. S'ric Gland. Grernshury
Filth Ciscui,--S' My Trr,rM nne. As.
sumption, Lafnnrrhe. ST. Char e. jefferson
st Bernard, Plaque" i.-s, ST. John the Bap.
tist 81. James, A.ren,inn Judges:
Henry .. Smith Frank lin
Rene I. Beanregarl. 800. New Orlsan,
Orleans CIrcui'--Julge.:
Flank NrGkin New Orl-an.
u D. heiy. New Orlrans
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02

Rsmiai, l.. bib."". b,l-a, :: James Is Eu.r,.
OIi-sas
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02
To the Afflicted.

The public are n"' fed that the nrsier.irn.
il prepared 10 n.st Piles. Fi>,xi Fissr,.
Cfroa'ion n'bes rectal fr, bi-s. Aud "
guarantee perfect cure in"ii cases OF nil.
witou' the use OF the knife a Otherwise Il.
,rfnnied.
Correspondence solicited and will
strictly confidential
+. NJ. MCCORMICK. MD.
I'm Office In. Rustonis.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-02
State Official Directory.

STATE CAPIrAL-BAroN ROUGE
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

A pedro WIS gwen at the residence
OF Geo. O.. Steketee, corner of Lagrave
and Oakes-st., by Messrs. George, Jr.
and brother John. Thursday evening
There were present
r. ". Powers. r. Il. Parmenter, :
" Pxley. Z. F stars, II. F. DeGraSf
e.. A. HOvev. W. T. Griffin. J. Y. Riley
r. VanBuskirk. n. ! Bennett. Chas.
b. Bennett, Fred y. Cauheld, Ed u.
Ellis. ]. A. Gilbertson. all OF Custer
Guard. Frank DIbble and wife. and
Frank F. Coleman and Wife. Misses
Nellie Carroll Pearl ~argoant. pOilie
Kent. Della Wurzburg. Carrie Wurz
burg. Emma peGraaf. Nora Hooker
George Middleton. sophie Baker Jes
sie Belkuap. Bertha BelSnap. Belle
Chamberisn Addie Csulield. Josie
swan. jessie Wilson and Jennie
Scharsh.
The first prizes we're won by Mss
Bertha Belknap and Charles H0vev
and the consolation prlzes by M ss Dol
lie Kent and : ". Plxley. After the
games we're concluded dancing was IN
duiged Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19


The empire styles are particularly be-
coming TO graceful young girls and TO
slender ones they are boon, us their
full folds across the bust and shoulders
conceal any deficiency that nature left.
And the style is SO simple that 1t Is in
keeping with youth and maidenly dainti-
ness. Still there is one consolation: 1t
becoming fashion, and the young Amer
lean girl of today can get great deal of
conquest and comfort out of that time.
At all the large social gatherings of
this season the pulled sleeves and the
gathered skirts have been oftener seen
than any other style of dress for young
girls and matrons. / was ut a reception
last night where there were many young
girls, and the pretty dresses they wore
somehow marked them Is the fairest and
sweetest among the multitude of other
women dressed III the most extravagant
style.
One young girl had plain gown Of
pearl gray cashmere, the skirt perfectly
plain at the bottom with wide hem
which was feather stitched with white
silk The waist was long on the hips
and pointed front and back and laced
with silver cords. The neck was Y
shaped and frill of white lace two and
one-half inches wide was sewn in the
neck, falling outward in careless fashion.
The elbow pulled sleeves were finished
in 9 similar way.
This gown was worn bv Miss Grace
Wilson, the youngest sister of Mrs. Og-
den Goclet. She is the same young lady
who was so i'll in Paris few months ago
that she was at one time thought TO be
dead. Her features are still pale and
delicate, but her beautiful eyes and thick
crop of curly, short hair make her some
thing pleasant to look at. and she could
have worn a dress costing "a million if
she had wanted 10. l noticed that all
young ladies there present, and they rep
resented the youth and beauty of tho IA
nous 100. wore their hair in braids coilcd
close and flat to the head, low in the
back of the neck, with very little hair
down over their foreheads. Some wore
1one, but only such as had very pretty,
low foreheads. A few soft light curls
certainly DO add to beauty.
Young ladies wear little jewelry. One
or two pretty bracelats delicate and
fine, string Of pearls or old fashioned
gold beads, or thin little gold chain
with a quaint old locket medallion or
other family jewel, is ahout the extent
Few wear earrings at all, and the Euro
pean habit of leaving diamonds and
costly raiment to older persons and dress
ing youth and beauty in the simplest
attire is fast obtaining here.
Some young girls wear their hair in
chatelainc braids and others pile it on
top of their heads plainly or around
queer old carven combs. The hair. how
ever, should be dressed always with due
regard for tho style Of the day, but also
with due regard for the style Of the
vsarer's face.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19
STYLE FOR DARLINCS
Girls Are 10 Dress simply Dla-
monds for Dowagers.
FASHIONS OF IHE LATEST DECREE
Ihe fa4pire styles Suit the SLENDER 4ad
NiIios Bat D zskiOn Commences
~ Leave Thea on-
Lovely DTesses-

NEW NoKK. May Is Fashion Is q
jealous goddeis and likes Go make her
power felt 10 sooner does she so that
her slaves Ia sc humbly accepted her
last caprice than she turns squarely
about aud "a -. You shall not wear
this and that any longer but something
else. And I'D has 10 be done. Just now
TIE order has gone forth 10 stop wearing
the empire arg ss-s. though the directoire
styles are stil 10 be permitted us. Why
this is nOtOdi can say, bat 50 IL =.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

Mss May Morse and Harry 7. c.
Hall were married last Wednesday
evening sc the home ot the brides pa
rents on Mt Nernon-st. The wedding
was quet and select one, only the
families of the conrractingps ps-tiesb being
present. besides few personal friends.
Rev D0nueiiy, pastor of toe Wealthy
Avenue Baptist churth b. performed the
CEREMONY. The bride d ved and favor
sbtv known in musical circles. having
been a member Il the Fountain Street
Psut st choir. Who sent her a basket of
Cho-ce flowers. The presents were
choice Nr Hall u = rising youug
druggist Mr and Mrs. Hal start out
in fe with the best wishes II host ot
f.n-rIs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

When a SRI has pretty. roHud arms
short sleeve are admissible With these
are worn long six mItfs. s1e3e gloves or
black ones which reach above the elbow
Black pebble ka2 Oxford or Newport
ties can be vorn dsring the dsr far fuI
dress, and Tor evening slippers q sd oT
safin. usually black. but sofn-tlraes of
the color of TIE gown. are worn. Very
large roee<fes-thst e.. long and rather
uarr0~-ars sewn upoG them. giving
slenderness = tie foot, sad heh Cilt
heels are IS often seen a. ehe common
seoss fBes- 0I1vE HAEF EE-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

The Osasht4nong club VII give bop
AT the Lake next THURSDAY evening
Wurzburg 4 Bronson band sill furnish
fuus,c. The 4ffa.f MI - = formal one
SPECIAL arrangements have been made
o. have a tram 0n the dummy line -
return after tie mop.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

Gaid-heascd Umhrellas n endless
-arety At Foigts Herpo-saelmer SCo. s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19
MUSKEGON ENTERPRISE.
New Bridge and New Planning Mill
lie Built
sxs,ss,s 81, -, vS-sSNsN-Nsssva
NrsKEGoN. Mich. Nav ia stO


sxs,ssN. = -. ys-sSNsSNsssNa
MusREGoN, Mich. May l8.-A stock
company Will build $4,000 bridge
across Muskegon lake, connecting the
city with North Muskegon. 1t is ex-
pected that the bridge Will be completed
tins year.
The Muskegon Baseball club VIII
play the Houseman, D0nnally * Jones
club of Grand Rapids Sunday after
noon at Iuterlake park.
= H. Sweet. state agent Of the TILE
GRAM-HERALD has been in the city
booming the best of all West Michigan
dallies.
Klralfy's water Queen" was the at
traction atthe Opera House Friday even
ing They had a good house and the
scenery was the finest ever set I'D the
city.
The case of :. : Trevette against B.
A. Petit was concluded in the Circuit
Court Friday night. The case lsthc0ut-
growth ot the sale OF some hotel furD.-
ture. A Misunderstanding occurred
and several suits and arrests have been
made. Trevette sued Petit for false ina
nrisoumeut and malicious prosecution
The Jury brought n q verdict ut guilty,
fixing the damages at $50 and costs.
Mr.. Trevette IS the landlord of t1c
American House and Mr.. Petit 0t tlc
Washington.
A st0t< company being organized
to hu id and operate q large planning
-l and sorting yart on che site of tne
oIi O.. r. Nelson mla at tne mouth.
rhs "a one of the best la,arors ou tho
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

Imulec ztely after the ceremony df-
alo Ms Doldsm th left tor TIP -
Chicago, zIter whlch they al - 81
home T. tner lr-elds a. 20 hast
B-dge-sL.