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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28

THE FAIIURE OF W. @. RALsT0N RECALLED
san Francisco, Aug. 27.-Mrs. Leonide Burning mas
BEGUN suit against the Sharon estate, to compei 'ne
return of s572 o47, which she alleges was PAID py her
husband 10 Mr. sharon to settle the debts Oh W. !.
Ralston Ralston borrowed the money from the Ouu
Fellows Bank, notes given by Burning anu s"'0
ss collateral security Bank Of California stock ShaIOn
asserted that this stock an overssue ana lnSEa
and also that Ralston was indebted 70 MN W. -
Burling alleges that Raston was the Ngai o"n.l ~
~, ,nc, and that instead OF Ralson being indebted
m sharon the reverse the fact Inc owuerS 5
Of the Palace Hotel is involved IN the suit Ars buS
ling holding that the RalstOn estate Is entued 10 oo
half of that property. In addition she ASKS thst inc
Court declare Ralston's estate solvent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH. .

Liverpool, Aug; 27,-4 p M -Co''On-'N'
day included 4, 500 bales Am ,rlcan ,orean MIA fling
Futures closed quiet but steady any X, IA bavers
low mld1iing cause, Angus, y, "a sesrs: seotem,
Der ana October delivery ga se,e ,Ser sni De-
Noyemher delivery ~ d4d sellers; NeNemOt ianuary
cembcg delivery 5sT.04d value; Decemosr s d"verv
delivery 3864d sellers; January AM rrsyery s06d
Sellers: september delivery Sieti seurrssi aus llL
Cai,eston Aue o7.-(ottOn qee1i N - 80 ,,o.s
-, esntS.iin, iCS eooa ordinary pa Set 30 49,
ieSeints / iST bales all new crop s"S~ ~'' WV
N-cr,ok Aus a7-Cottpn, steady mia"s' IA NV
ana sr@,s ,q s7-Coton dull mlid,'ng- r.
low mdang iex,nort. eoastwise 1874 bales; sales 80
bales; stock, i,39e Daes .,,oo steady, mdilinc III;
iol; eoe ordinary, 02e Net receipts 90,
low m'lulns; ia new crop gr0ss I2l bales cNR2s
bales tncnang aao bales sales. $50 bales stock Sos
halo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
posroN MnoL MARKET.

Boston. Aug. 27-rhere has been no increase IN the
demand for wool and sales confined principally TO
small lots Prices rema the and are steady but
large lines only be placed concessons Ohio aud
Pennsylvania neeces were offered at 32a33c for X
3l&35c FOR Xxx and Xxx and above. Michigan heeees
moving slowly az Sic for X, buyers Offering Doc
40. woods will command 81 10 sse for Michigan and
Ohio. No. combsng woods are dun AT 33a40c Small
noticed q Ohio fine deaine 3Jc aud Michigan
34c Unwashed combng wools remain dull at 27a30c
In Territory woods there have been sales secured
basis Of e0he5c for hpe and fine medium Texas. Cali
fofnis Oregon woods dull price,
Pulled woods arc offered 90 quite low prices and meet
In go ssne demand. ysfegn woods are quiet and r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEIIALsThe movement has Dee n TIT,
~ s6ass vs. Sr 1000 TShkls 5oas5 75 UpRyer
Hard $685. 55 Jerseys, 81 0GgS' "a "a s pas
So croon brown s1Sgsi Rosendiae Cen "a mt 95es
II 10 per iii American Portland, ~ ledt2 ~ bnghsh
Portland 80 oOas2 80 German Portland ~ ~ g. 10 y e.
land Common Linz ~ per 19 an ana FSbIne s7fS; S.
Johns Lime 9Oa95c Lahs, s2es2 10 per 600 COATS
Hair, "a q2sc per bushel Cattle Hair, l4alec.
CoFFEE-There was light movement In RIO on the
spot to-day but prices had teady support FAR edrgTe re,
quoted 15l2c. No sales report MIA RI SH I'M I'D
but held firm. The option market made slight gam S sas
there was rather stir 70 the speculation OaDlS
we're weaker early closed nrmer which had sehse
enng influence. Opening sales here naesol a." b,,
vance OF about points after which there was sOhe Du9
ing BY 'shor leading e further gala OF oa b Pead
closing firm IIavre declined AH2 r. early Dut clyInt
j. 81. better Hamburg lost pfg on near months VIII
distant deliveries unchanged ITO q9oleI sieay
Regular first, 200; good second, 900 cNchaiEe
(piiyate 27 receipts 1000 bags Rio ee5ianeIs iof
L. S. 5000 bags; RIO cleaTances for Europe SVVV Da.
total stock 42i 600 bags santos receipts 99 700 Pags
receipts Rio July Ia August 20, 1889, 36UOO 0agSI
ams time 1883, 734 600 bags same time 1881 ~ 600
rags receipts at Santos July ! 70 August 20, lS5Y
time 1883, 10000 BAGS same vime
1887, 1872 900 bags; sales here, 10000 bags. Ct,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28

In State issues there were sales Of Louisiana
consOl Is at so, Tennessee settlement IS at lO2
and old and new 6s' at 81 l-2, and virginia Is
defe rred receipts $40, 900 at s. or city bank
stocks America sold 800 at $50 IL, and State
The general bond market was only moderately
active but il ruled strong. Philadelphia and
Reading as to 81 IA and all The 5S were hrn.
Ohio Southern incom sold at SASS 3-S. Louis
vile, 81. Louis and Texas firsts rose from 81 1-2
TO 0S 1-2. Fort Worth and Denver frsts were
active at o. 1-4a04 "a. Reference is made TO
our full report of bond sales
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor 70 the
Clearing House sS24,447 It's net ga IN on balance
WIS 81 sl,3 made up by gains OF sls0,500 coin
and 1878 currency. The days operat ons covered
Receipts, S2,s03, G26: payments. S2,622, 24S; re-
shifting in n general balance Of Sl91 ~, 143 con-
sisting Of 81 1925 800 coin and S2O935, 943 cur
rency.
The local money market worked easier. few
early loans were made OF > per cent; the bulk of
the business was done ~ per cent, and late at
per cent. And this before it was known that over
$1,000, 600 bonds had been offered 10 the Treas
ury.
follows: Exchanges slOe,102,TG7; balances,
S4,9l7,l49.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day s250,O73 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s4ss,O2o, and the
internal revenue receipts were s26s,307
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
figures of the last previous staten mt as follows:
Aug. 90. Aug %. Differences.
Nat eod ON handSa0 o6S 1873 $ls91Sl soy Dec S5SB8s
Net s'vcr on hand 2s.777s7O 2so71 o5o Dec. 706.s1
Net lcpalteAders - $1,000. o. 1900.
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
is eertnese so51 5O4 $50 s249 es51o1 Dee sisI972o
DEPOSITS in banks 2.e3e Gls A. $500 Dee s07,500
Net cash AS $500 aO Dee s2Oi7 ess
Owing to easier rates Of money here and lirmer
rates i'm London, sterling exchange higher
others unchanged. We revise quotations for
actual business rs follows: Bankers bills AZ
81 So l-2 and 81 SO "a for long and short ster-
ling respectively French francs at $40 5-s and
SIS IS: rcchmarks AZ % 5-s and 90 rs, and
guilders at 40 IL 6 and 40 5-l6.
In London British cOnsOs were easier at 90 Is
for both money and the account. Money was
harder: between bankers az and Ia per cent
and ri 3 per cent for discount Of bankers bills
There is some expectation that the bank rate win
be advanced to IL per cent on Thursday. The
Bank OF England gained 10000 pounds bullion on
balance American railways opened buoyant at
higher figures and continued 10 advance 20 the
close OF business At Paris French per cents
were steady Ut e5.72 l;2. and sight exchange on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. ....-.....sos Low Md1llng. 3'lo
Strict Good Ordinary. -...9A Middling --.---.h
Opons-Opened weak and lower on depressed Liver
no0 advices and continued FREQ selling OF August 1e
livery Near months broke sal points, ana lae aOoue
poins Snb.couently the more distant deliveries began
70 strengthen good buying, and eventually closed AZ
163 points advance August however ala hot ssA5 ~
any extent from the opening September leit on az L
below REGULAR while last week they brought premium
y onts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28

on the PrOtuo, Exchange to-day, the butter market
wos fairly active; fancy creamery. $50 32c fine, $50
lGc; nnest de5es l$0l4e; fair TO good, 9aloe; eggs
Cincinnati. Avg. % Cotton strong. Flour easier.
Wheat ,ongr S GOO Rg Corn S a ogV 29
SOC. oat, easy No, MiAeG 20iac. Rye dull; No. ..
meats steady sicr5 f6i 40 1855 IS. bacon Demand
modrTa,e short clear % - %biSSIey fnn sales $40
nrm Eggs fair delnqnd li2c. Cheese hrm, unchanged.
O e. FSS1 asga ana a s sh 60 G%
Loo shipments. 800 Eastern exchange steady soc dis
buying aud selling
Phlaaclpha, Aug. 27.-Flour-Recepcs light, demand
slow sag ee nndo g6s S SeSos and hsR
advce but local speculation Que and export denani con-
Rei hus sn s5as5ic ~ sSOSe@6eT saSss October
s2sS NoyemPc o sSaste c0r9opon f market ias,
trade quiet, but seadv, uudcl moderate offerings IN
Sti afR eya c%ta asc E MSe Ia DO ise H No g
i9 StS? sepsmber, jIse4ss October 12f Sl2se No
what ana there seaaer feeling n The %arkes LSea!
trade aemS wS ia Sas eesS NM, Witt 2Se25f
pull aTa Nc E No ;o %a agg 20 sScs$sr
2ss29ge Proysons STEADY; demand Moderate Beef
eules IN a'S e s1Ic ' and lover Penn
g $y'HEf and and Penasy P s iSc
&C 39e psT oaskel foo prime ohSy ar
600 bu hes; Corn Z 500 bushels oats 1900 bush.
bushels OATS 20 100 bushels ''''' '''"''''
os,s Lq a, Ags c5 sn %Sda % eH wAs
sorS NS @ s 9 up s9S s0d
75S7sGe co;ci 76i.c; December 7G7sa7shc closed
7sisc. Nav S2asaec closed s2lac Com carly hut
toned up later and closed lac above yesterday Ma.
cash Bile; sepembe 81. c31a,c, c'osef at 3ls,ci
October 8ia3lsc December 30 J30Lc. coeed 30iac
May a2',g3e',c closed 835,e Gals lrm No; eeesh.
very quiet soi,e BID nsrley-No marke, nay.tl
grades below TOP plenty ard essy and not s6 much vaaed
Tc FlaSsccd steady 81 - Lead duh and lowe; ie.
seiIe. Egg steady 10. Com meal quiet ~ eoa
Il CO. Wh!shey steady, IL o.. Bagg nc firm. ranging
9aioc. lion cotton lies II IS Pro,i lions drnrr'
PORK iobblne, $40 %. lard nrmeg IS Is. Dry sait
tneats-Boxed shoulders a. 5Oasi d9e longs aud ribs
IS Ia short clear q. 99es9 IS bacon shoulders
as8 O5. Hams All 25a.l3 90 Retelrts-Four, 3 600
wheat, 5000 com, Gl,OQ0i oats 10000; rye 1000
barley. none. hhipmrnt,-Flour, 1900 wheat 81 900
corn. % 600; oats $4,000 rye. 5000 barley. nen,
Toledo Aug. 97-Whcat Arm, highsf. cash Tga,
August s2Ac; September 79osc; December 6ls,e Corn
.teaiy; cash. Bose october, 33sc oats quiet; cash.
9O5,e. Coverscod dull; October and November A 35
Recepts-Wheat, 12l, 500 bushels corn. 1900 bushes
oats, 800 bushes. shpments-Wheat 500 bushels;
earn. 600 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
rrnnrrAN WOOL sALFs.

$500. ,ue e7-At the wool sales today there wa,
AniN, tfhssndanee There active demand .
hoeu sod well advance 81 "a 10 iraucs Nv.
nen ef the last sales. The average Q, price,
Ssr was unchanged Lamb woo aeV9na iV are ths
aiso pnenos Ayres 573 bales, a. sOssOo francs " "
siios: Monteyideo, SIS bales at looassV usas~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
r.IvE srocK MARKETS. nY-TFLEGRAPH.

Buffalo n. ". Aug. 27.Cat9e- last q aosSf
400; for week thus far L. 100 for same tine -
week 10 $50; consigned through 400 all Of which !.
York; sale. BOO market dull and pices rrfgss,
Sheen and Lambs-Raceipts last - hours 600; toaS
week thus Ear. a. 900 Tor same cine lest week. 5eS
consigned through 600. all IN Newfork on sale iuvg'
market inactive and lower. HOgs-Rocelps last = ho1t
geo; week thus Tar. 1920 for same ulna 'ss
week o7l2O. consigned through. $50 Of wbich 700 10
New.York on sale. 400 and firm. ,..
St Louis Aug. 97.-Ca Receipts $500 shpmen,,n
500 market active nrm choice heavy native steer. - ~
a. so fair to good DO 80 0ds4 Is stoekors ana
40 todS3; steers. ~ 900 - TO- How, ~ choics
roo shipments. eco market shade higher ~, hest
heavy, sias4 90 packing s4dsi 20 lighh cmsas 800;
a. 25T as Sheep Receipts. oAcO; shlpme'''' wv
market Arm fair ~ choice. 80 20asi 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
WHEAT NO. 2

Cash quotations follows: Flour nrm and un.
changed Ne spring wheat, q &c; No. spring wheat.
oats zoe No. rye 42ae No barley, G5c; No. flax
seed, ~ 23 prime timothy seed ~ SOd$2: pork,
per Dbl 50 10 lard, per 100 10 So O2ds6 O5 short ribs
sides 0oose 81 50 dry salted shoulders boxed steady
short clear sides (boXcdJ steady Whiskey dstluers'
nnfs hcd gal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
Total since jan 1s2O1 O59 $50 $3.50 or LOG 1922 1861
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.


London, Aug %, y. m.-Atanuc and Great Western
mortgage trustees thcates 32as Canadian Pa
cinc, 634c Erie 2ss; Mexican ordinary sos; Penn
syvania- 54is Reading, or.
Bar silver Is quoted at A. 7-16d per ounce
Money, 2G2i2 per
Paris adyices quote per cent at So francs 90
confines account and exchange London %
francs 20ia confines for checks
the amount OF bullion Into the Bank OF England
balance to-day is 10000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28

COTTON-On the spot quiet and unchanged Sales,
$40 export and 5o2 bales for consumption Port
recoipts 3S1t bales against 1926 bales last week
338 bales for the same time last year. since Septem'
receipts at the ports aggregated 12l73 bales
against 5l TOT bales for the corresponding time last
year -. .,..-,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28

fHE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
y vopu nuy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY IS lsyEN PAGES

x ": 8 f.'; .s e. 81 ~ 81 81 $ f fss
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

fAelr aessias tsssss-las Easss "a le
fas a e1la,tr - t44.tss tf.at--
Iae mtet.re ~ t NEh sss
r.. ..t. .......,...-. t..il
50 -tt aaLaee- I1s c.oaslz rs as
s.re ul.lle f.r ra.eeea1s a...l ass alts 80
a.. ana ...t f.- -. 49,. r.....i
t 2" t
Atf-titf ttl.l e'iil.sil- --aA ~ lg..8
jae ll a. l3
Th. a rtf .h.. "a
"ttf .t p ..a aul'sal
tl hta- AfAs htt - 80 -
- tftIsA Eitn4ei- a l.laeraa
AA 't-it.---t.. - 9aEaaa ttF.
Aef 80 e. 'ietth- NL a.. t.lt
-liet 90. atents ~ >'nU.-- rs L-l-
sag Nay q if Aaa.i reunion ot
iir ill heHl-ta lafantft AZ Aol-
t'el 3A.e T. teaf feAtol of llr ln-
i''.a vlder of i-fa n Al Df1aa
hiNfi- Aat IA ald d. lur tlt ~eseI-
li..i iAulstlstIs at llf odd tell9as of
Anlrl.ca AZ Detroit April -. ole fare
".i be eAafset tat tat l9uatrp, good
'p t.ttA sea ,le -fta- Tor ilH STATE
itti.t.DA ~ tie luNns People s.
VI t.-'l c t.eiatltt, Apli - - Nay =,
'ie ai-l uiit-tAIii fAtc "lli be giteuf
also lef tne aultAa meeting ~ tAe unl-
l'thie,l fai-A r. VI l.. ~ Alulons June
go
'le iare VII PC gwen 20 the Grand
convention ot tle Knights Temp
Lar tutit- lave, May II o. -.
ai-o Tor tlie state Press Association
hfhi hets july "a n. Ticket, VII be-
sold 40 ti-s rate Oh press ltaUon Of a
certificate from the secretary OF the As
sociaLon, on July and g. good t. rs-
turn the 24th. ANY road which desires
To- advertise with paper can exchange
tickets ioradSertl,.us enough 70 amount
- tne cost oi tne ticket. The West
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Mr-. Mary Miller is at Alma.
Charles hr,zer, az Newaygo. il In
tan toF short .tay.
" - Hattie White. of Lowell. is visit.
4- friends in This city.
Mrs. Maurice lmmbuu. of Grattan.
p visiting relatives in this city.
Newton rorrev IS spending "A week in
AanAn, Che guest or Louis de- Foe.
Professor Escomb of Ann Arbor. j,
Spending a week with treuds here.
President Hughart Is in Chicago. and
"ii go last before returning home.
T. " Moore and family. formerly Of
Naneeiola, have come 10 this c.ty %
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs james y. Lacey have
returned from three months' trip no
tnr south.
Mss Flora Amott, of Rockford. has
returned home after a short visit with
relatives here.
MISSES frankie Nagele has returned
if'm Cincinnati, and Paris, Nv, after
a F..lt 0t s.x weeks
p. 4. Msher leaves next week for
Washington Territory where he VIII
spend "a month or more.
Mrs. nr Iauhen.tein. who has been
ota-' rous'y I'D for tle past two weeks
r -'Hiew whAt approved, but still unable
o. l.1Fe Aer room.
wilma Cole. WIFE and daughter have
rrtAfned from u SIX months trim in
southern California aud New Mexico
iiirn improved m health and deli GIFTED
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
LIZZIE KERREN IN COURT.
Her Attorneys Ak for Her Discharge on
the Ground that She IL single.

Lizzie kerren, who has been in jail for
some weeks awaiting her trial for adul-
terry with Frank Beach. was taken be-
fore Judge Holmes for examination
Yesterday. The evidence being all in.
the attorneys made their argument.
and the Judge Will give his decision
this morning.
The attorneys Of Mrs. Kerrcn moved
for her discharge, ON the ground that
She was not married woman at the
time the crime was said o. have been
committed. The evidence showed that
she was married in OHIO. I'm lS-5, To-
man named VIM. II. Deter, bv whom
sine bad two children. Deter left his
wife and went West in 1850. since
which time she has not heard from
nnm. She came u Michigan n few
years later and was married % Kcrren
about five years after her first husband
left her Tho law provides that il
mal leaves h', wife. and nothing II
heard from ham ln seven years. the de
serted person !, lawfully free. bat
marriage before the seven years has ex-
p.rod - Illegal. 80 that Mrs kcrren or
Deter has uo legal husband. 4 charge
of adultery must he made by q persons
spouse. and Mrs. Kerren has none. con-
sequentiY her attorneys argue that she
should te a discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

John IT conant died yesterday
morning 40 h- home. Nr. C0nant was
- years ~ age IL bad lived N -
ciy for the past thirteen years. lie
bad formerly been engaged in tho fur
n.fure business at Grand Rapids IT,
cene io this state th.rfv-tvo wears azl.
Nr. tuuant leaves widow ard two
sons. Frank II and WI r. Coaart.
Ifrr rr Press
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Tho Little Helpers OF Fountain street
Church Hoida Reunion.

Church Hold a Reunion.
4 most charming little "orangc
social was given no tine Fountain
street Baptist church last night. The
lecture room was crowded. and q moro
pleasant party has not congrcgated in
long time. The programme COM
menrei With fancy dress march and
song by the Mission Board of Little
Hcipcr.. and wa-followed by a rccita-
t'ou. "~even Times one" bv Ms
Jolue Ball. This was succeeded hv
p mo dlot. '~parrows Twtter.' hy the
Misses Jennie and Jessie Leonard
Miss Emily Morley then rec.ted .No
~9.'s and Mss Josie Osborn fir-
rsted q vocal solo. The programme
Was concluded with n dialogue. .Thr
Natives. participated n hv nine Iite
gr.s. after which retr,-um at- were
served and general sana. commng
an- vt ail present fusleI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Buy the Splendid Lawn Mower. For
Simplicity, Durability,
Lightness of Draft,
Quality OF Material. and
General Workmanship
1t has no equal. Fully guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction in every partic-
ular. II YOU want "a Lawn Mower 10
last YOU lifetime, buy thc "Splondid."
Before buying, look TINS mower, also the
"New Model, over. Nou Will find them
on the third floor. How about those
SIS japanese Screens, Have You seen
them? They are wonderful bargains.
only two left And those japanese
Bamboo Porticres for S2.75. Just the
thing for your summer Cottage.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
A Stomach on Fire.

1T lsn very comfortable 20
have the secretlonS of the
stomach So aid Or acrid that
the organ seems 10 be on fire.
Your dOet0rcan tellyou that
nervous dyspepsia is often
taken for some disease OF the
kidneys. the heart. the lungs
0r the BRAIN.
Nervous troubles. iudiges-
ton, sleeplessne,s, headache.
general weakness ana pr0stra-
tion-a lew OF the many symp-
toms.
The remedy that viii cure
your nervous dyspepsia Is
Paine's Celery Compound 1t
isn't a mere tonic, 10 stimulate
digestion. IL is a proper,
healthful vegetable remedy
that permanently cures.
Many tell the same story as
Ellis s Hatch. OF Willard, Me,
who for eight years had the
worst form Of nervous dyspep-
sia. Paine's Celery Compound
did for him what the doctors
couldn' n't-cured him.
A physicians prescription,
physicians prescribeit. There's
not a single reason why you
should suffer longer with dys-
pepsia, for Paine's Celery Com
pound will cure you. Get a
bottle today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Rev g. J. Ule,too ~ the Wesleyan
Methodist Church, uatA A.s wife and
daughter, went ID louia yesterday O.
attend tne wedding 0f Mrs sarah A.
Hubbard. formerly of this CITY. 10 r. }.
hougn. OF Beldmg. Meh. They were
married az the res dence OF the brade's
daughter Al p. n.. and soon after
started Tor Tweed, Ontario, where they
Hll. reside Tor \ snort time
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

VIII make you special low prices in
picture frames TO order.
BRADFTELD q Co,
lI5 MonrOc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

The Grand Rapids Base Bah Associa-
ton of Grand Rapids has decided 10
stl outright the entire advertising
privileges OF both base ball parks. n-
cludug fences, score cards. etc Sep
arate b.ds for privilege of cushions.
clgars, lemonade, etc. Sealed bids for
same Wall be received by K. X. Bu-
chanan, az No . North Diyision-st.
send ~ bids at once. Privilege re-
served % reject any or all bids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

NOW Is the time you need a ParasOl.
We are selling them cheap.
NOIGT, HERroLsHElMER q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Silver and gold mounted Umbrellas
in all the new novelties of the season.
NOIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Wall paper and decorators new goods
mt greatly reduced prices
bRAnFIFLD & Co..
lfj MonrOc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Ationd Our lace curtain sale this week
ar the Hub, i9s South Dlyis0n-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

We are showing now mouldinge for
frames to order, and at very low prices.
BRADTIEID & CO..
"a Monroe. -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Grand openins OF new Spring goods
this week at the Huh, 1913 South Diyl-
N.ItT--f
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Persons wishing 10 improve their
memories or strengthen their power of
attention should send To Prof. Loisettc,
23I FIith-ave., y. y, for hisprospectus,
post free, rs advertised IN another col
unn.
Paraso!s, Parasols, Parasols at Voiet,
HerpolShcimer q Co.'S.
Glacial Ar.stotypes" at - Canal-st.
Gallery. Most wonderful effects ever
seen IN photography.
Wall paper Wall paper way down in
price at Bradtield * Co.'s. 10 Monroe-st
\ good working shoe only % cents,
worth sl.Z5, i96 South Division-st.
Long handles in Parasols and I'M
brcilas ut Noigt, Hcrpolshcimcr * Co.'S.
We are headquarters for artists ma
tcrals. Tube paints, cents each.
BRADTIELD ~ Co.,
ll5 Monroc-st.
ON, my, just look at those calf boots
al Fernald's, only =, worth s., l96
south D.vision-st.
We are showing now mouldincs for
frames to order, and at very low prices.
BRADTIEI.D * CO..
Ii5 MOnrOc-st.
Parasols cheaper than ever. and an
elegant line 10 select from at Noict,
Hcrp0lshcimer q Co.'S.
Buy ladies shoes of Fernald. 4os
south Dlvsion-st., and save - cents to
: per PAIR.
Wall paper and decorators new goods
at greatly reduced prices
IRAntIFLD Il Co..
lfj MonrOc-st
Attond Our lace curtain sale this week
at the Hub, i9s South D.visiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Buy ladies shoes of Fernald, 3Q6
South Divsion-st., and save - cents to
: per pair.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

oh, my. just look nj those calf boots
al fernald's, only =, worth s., l96
South D.vision-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Parasols cheaper than ever. and an
elegant line 10 select from at Noigt,
Hcrpol,heimer q Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Now IS the time 10 buy new Parasol;
Just before Easter. We have them IN
endless variety.
NoIGT, HEEroLsHEDdER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Paraso!s, Parasols, ParasOls at Voigt,
HerpOlshcimer q Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

"Glacial Aristotypes at - Canal-st
Gallery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Now l. your time % save money.
Buy your boots and shoes OF 1876 South
DlflsiOn--t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

We are headquarters for artists ma
tcrials. Tube paints, , cents each.
BRADTIELD ~ Co.,
li5 MOnrOc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Tie next meeting of the Association
VIII be held IN Pontiac, May l6.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

We defy competition on Parasols and
twenty-SiN-inch Umbrellas.
NOIGr, HEEroI-uEIMER * Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Glacial Artstotypes at - Canal-st.
Gallery. Most wonderful effects ever
seen IN photography.