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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

By request of the police department,
the entertainment gwen in the show
window at Leonard's has been dIscon-
tlnued. The t ouble was so many peo-
pie came TO see the show that the
entire street and the sidewalk on both
sides were blockaded. 1t was evidently
too good a show for the money, but
that Is a common fault at Leonard's. S.
Perhaps. however, it is all for the best,
as they will now have more room for
their customers. Slxty-three people
are employed there TO wait on the pub
lie during the holiday trade, and as
their stock Is hourly replenished from
their wholesale stores, you will surely
make no mistake if you do your holl-
day trading at Leonard's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
PoIIog AND COURT.


To sie4i "A oxeleozi involves ; pen.
Slis pfoperaanAse te tle Fai0s o. tae
garment. Ire oveGo0ai winch SlQli
hereadtea sl0ls Was is value less than
So Has i teen greater IA valas tAan
fe0. ths r@slA woala have gone .'eeeg
the rsaa as a Is. Es on.y went - jail
iof nineiy DAYS.
Another failure masi be recorded a.
hold q settler of ilaaor g minors oag
criminal statutes direr n thsa appi.-
oatoa. some ~ lhem inp.lc4te tAe
princ.psl 10 ths eume oi hls agent aud
others Dc noL li . sAlooakeeper hsf-
teader violate tht law. the saloaukeePoI
may be punished fH tae orelss. i
druggist Z cierk $50 ibe same th.ue. The
drnggsl .s nof implicated onmnAily
Ca tals distinction. Louis J. shaleT
escapes punlshm6n for lne sale oi
ilQunI g. IA. haaEiauo ana huy
Hayes Ii Mas lis cigIk. aud nli ht.
aud chafeT eAs discharged.
la ins weak eAdeaNof O. MAKE a. un-
Lawful naif dollar, 3 hack arlsrl named
Del Fiase, succeeded, hut he lost There
o. s0.43 uhieh he PAID lDio Qlilot court
yesterday. NeAt
some testimony vas taken ll tht case
Of William n Myinan, changed silh
ialse preiense. He ls sad o. have raised
tle Ga a murlgaEel organ. and fne lli-
Ae testimony laktn Yesterday lpoks very
nnch taAi shA Bar iheg aIalf Ett
ttfouEAi and ihe public Wiii have 30
"ai lA iAe pintI sldt Be- heard. Au add
juuinment vac taken t0Iais afternoon,
Ii us 50 very likely ihat Afs - 81.
lleunispn stole tluuA fuA 0f al safis
oi NaluAi1e t4lufs that sne was held to
ttfe superior court 60 stand trlaI luf the
cume. ID was Thomas a. parftrs
trunk, and il WAS 70 brmmng iul ~
olOihing OF every KIND ihat Its value
Was placed i SlO0.
The superior court will have q chance
10 see Thomas fay the man who was
sezed ia the act Of pliierng from the
person Mrs. =. III. Mashbnrn's pocket
book. Fay WAS Ia police court yester-
day and were held FOR trial.
John Walters Viii still have the eve
Of the court upon him until the 97tn al
least. lie ls accused OF not supporting
las family. aud. as tie custom is n
such oAses, ne ls adjourned from time
70 tame for the purpose Of reforming
nm. lie has done well 60 far, ano one
OF these DAYS. . al goes well, be Hl!l .,e
permanently discharged.
John o. Donnell vac in court again
10 answer 10 the charge Of keeping omen
his saloon after hours. But he case
went over % toe 27th.
J. N. McGurrln, accused Of keeping
gambling room, Will be examined this
morning.
There were four drunks. Peter
Brender went 10 jail for twelve .dAya.
Iruxton Talbot went 10 jail for fifteen
days. because he WAS disordefly 81 vel
~ drunk. Eurt Lecoq paid Ss.S5. J..
II. Rost was favored with q respite OF
one day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
PETERS ALABAMA AFFFAIRs.
The Interests VIII Bs Operated Under q
Trust Mortgage.

Receiver A. NJ. Henry, Of Detroit,
was IN the city yesterday, on his way
home from Alabams, where he has
been investigating the Peters assets
and liabilities. The Peters Lumber
Company, Of Alabama, IN which Mr.
Peters u principal stockholder, owns
over 10000 acres Of pine land and two
large mills. and tue Peters Trust Com
pany, IN which Mr.. Peters Is also heay-
lily interested, owns "a. 900 acres Of = ne
land adjoining the lumber c0mpAny's
property. The Southern cred itors,
holding claims amounting 10 over $780,
600, had levied on all their property,
and IN some cases judgment had been
rendered IN their favor.
Henry succeeded IN getting the cred
itOrs together, and persuaded them 10
reinoulsh their attachments and take
a trust mortgage instead, 20 run for
two years, IN which time it is expected
Mr.. Peters will have opportunity Go
turn himself. IT u probable that the
operations of the Peters Lumber Com
psny viii be continued on large scale 4,
and that the assets Of the Peters Trust
Company, made up Of timber lands en-
tirely, Will be placed on the market
and sold a. rapidly as possible. Nr.
Henry has not filed hIs schedules yet,
but Will do so soon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
A MONDAY wKKDINa.
a naFPy DeUeas ~ sasi@s "a ths Csss<i
"A tAEssx ess<sAa9.


A Interesting d0gt1s weaang as
soismuizea - che Chursh ef cirsi -
u 50 yesterday EpQralag. shs nszrg 1xes
ef BeFf.ase z. Batter - Ms W.4n <
L. Mhthsld ana George / Harry 10
M.ss Myrtle 4 AhHneld.
TIE eharea wAs crowded vith the
many frleaas 81 tts eontraetiag parties
Promptly a. tie h9ag sbs los. sxssi
tones 81 : wSaabE naaTeh we're ae6s5
a1a Mr.. Batter entered from = s.ae
foQm and took b.s pi4os "a tbe sltar,
Ma Nlnnle, ieallDg upon TIE arm of
her father. lhen entered iTom the front
AID took 0er place IS the slae of the
groom. TIE other uTiae and groom
entered n ths same m2nneT, the brsae
lesnlne npoa tne arm of her metheF.
Res W J Rossel.. 81 the CauFcn q
lnHsf. performed the ceremony Tor
each cOup.s IA 2n impressive ALL happy
nsnner.
After the ceremonies were completed
TIE welding party few very lni mate
friends and relAtiyes-fefuned - tne
residences II the brides parents and en-
loyed = wedding omner. TIE happy
couple were the recipients of many
beautiful snd useful gifts, among them
being naeiy made qalit 10 each Oi TIE
nrsdts from their Grandma Knapp,
lisalae BY Esr after she MAS IS years of
Hg2.
Nj and Mrs. Butler left at 80 yes
terday afternoon iof Detroit. for brief
Wedding TRIP. ON their return they
viii be Al nome 10 Their friends at 253
Oakes-st. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy took
ghe J o'clock train Tor Chicago, u be
absent few days. They viii have their
home al the residence OF the groom's
parents, 1876 South Prospect-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Pat Rooney, yes, they call him inimt-
able, but few companies appearing IN
tins thoater will inimitate him, IN the
reception accorded him last evening.
He captured the large audience At the
start, and before the finish the apprecl-
alton surpassed IN enthusiasm anything
witnessed in tins house tins season.
pat has a road TO fortune IN hls face
and ID his nimble and graceful feet
Ills dancing is artistic and easy; one
writer once stated that hls dancing was
easy and Light that it WAS pedal poetry.
Rooney was suffering with a severe sore
throat, but no one would have imagined
so from the way he sang. The play,
pats Wardrobe, IS a musical comedy,
and il is properly titled. The three
acts are full OF singing. all of the selec-
tons being of n popular order. The
greatest is a great and pleasing fea-
ture. Good music snd plenty Of bois-
ferrous and innocent hilarity. is the
frequent rule in this play, and the hit
il made last night will cause the patrons
of this theater TO rally around the box
Office ID throngs the remainder Of the
week
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
MASONIC AID SOCIETY.
The Ladies Arranging 20 Nsks Supplies
for the Home

An organization called the Masonic
Aid society" has been organized bv a
number ol ladies. with the object 81
making comfortahles and ether similar
necessares for the Masonic Home.
The idea 81 the outset was to make up
the decorative material left from the
late fair into o0mfortables, but the
intention nov is - make the society
more permanent.
10 has been decided 20 increase she
membership by voting On names which
might he presented by any member
IL IS thought the society vii increase in
members and become 81 active and
earnest organization FOR future useful
ness. New officers have been chosen
for the year as folloVE PfeEi6enf,
MrE ~ n. Moore vice-president. Mrs
s. a. Watson. secretary, ht- Arthur
Mecs; treasurer. Nrs. Geo. Sinclair
board q directors, hrs. II T Hastings,
Mrs. r.. ". St-absn. Mrs. J. Bartn and
Mrs. L. -. Johnston.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
The Lyoeum-"rhe ocean waif.-

"Claire the Forge-master" not being
prepared "The Ocean Wsif' was sub
stituted at this theater last night. IL
was the first appearance OF the Just or
ganized stock company, which II is pro-
posed play under the management Of
the Lyceum. When the company gets
acquainted and in good working order,
it IS the intention 10 bring out many
popular dramas during the season, and
all will be surrounded with suitable
and attractive settings and furnishings,
a feature which has already won
numerous compliments for the produc-
tions that have been seen in tins
theater.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
A Handsome Modern Block.

Rush q son are making plans for an
elaborate block Of houses to be built at
the northwest corner of Park and Ran
som-sts. ii will be l35xl2O feet in size,
three stories above the basement. Ii
Will be divided into seven houses each
provided with all modern improve
ments. The elevations snow very
handsome building of brick and stone
that will he an ornament to the corner
upon which tits TO stand.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
Glad. But Not In 1t.

To the Editor Of the IELTGRAN-HERILD.
You stated yesterday morning that
Henry A. Robinson had "cinch" on
the labor commlssionership, and that
was to be his deputy. am glad that
Mr.. Robinson has "cinch," but as far
as am concerned, / would not have
the position named if il was offered
to me. HARVEY o. CARR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
$500 Reward.

The former proprietor of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, for years made q
standing, public offer in all American
newspapers of $500 reward for a case of
catarrh that be could not cure. The
present propnetors have renewed this
offer. All the druggists sell this REM
edy, together with the "Douche," and
all other appliances advised 10 be used
in connection with it. No catarrh pa
tent is longer able to say 81 cannot be
cured" You get $500 in case Of fail
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
xERRI KIRIH aAkEgS
~Blusoeard. Jr.. Under Dlraeultiss
at Powers.
fAt keSaxs .na Company Scors . aft a.
keaaasae's- Ths Mas ef@sisa ~ sss
Ixee41s steek tas0p2py

RewrFes CrAna-~ Ezi4e6eAra 81
TIE frsi production of "hiuet~ar3
u Al ths thezter last evening vas
( gven enaer difficulties. fhe eomtzny
oams here ffem Knoxville, Tenn.. a. 4
we're delayed ~ m.sh&p on the roaa
and d,d pot 4rI.se uBul o'elock last
ngAk IL VAS Impossible 30 gel al ~
the scenery CA she stage for tAe pei
formznoe. - great husnng = Sood
portion ~ lf VAS used and after delay
of half al hour tne curtain was ruDg
up fol the prologue of the much Ia lkea-
ot spectacle. IL is buT,esque and s1-
trzvagauza. Productions of this Kind
generally ENJOY broad license AID are
anything but dramatic. The popular
definition " aoceptaGon is that they
depend upon elaborate scenery. bright
"a lcium effects, dazzling costumes.
shapely and handsome glrls, hailtis,
marches, glitteTng parapneFnahs. sna
COMEDIANS who have the privilege Il
guy and be funny al 10. Ihs =
about the sEe Of "Blnsheard Jf..
though no opportunity vas offered last
evening 20 pass upon The scenery and
Stage settings owing "a reasons al Ofe
stated. Everything. however, Viii be-
ln order tonight. IL was q late hoef
when the aud oieace was dismissed aud
al lhis t.me oi writing q is necessary o.
defer cOmment on the company. The
balleis and marches, aud the transior-
nation scenes We're very popular with
the attendance. John Gilbert was
lrrlsitible in ms QuSint and original
humor and the two Delmannings as
the "Sheeny" policemen offered some
thing iuotiensye. buttunny. Mat.nees
tomorrow, Christmas and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

TIE stsrsrt family. 81 = Aisf'aras-
a.. is again reported r. bs very assti-
frfe. The fstnsy fssrk. there SO rye
Children. sn1 So nsot1er ~ - ~
kseg fflern 81 slrs - ter "a EasiI'iar
gstk ~ shots. Trovsgnt ano fasl
sre rfssd
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

For the Holidays. the @. a ". ". R'y
ard r. /. 4 y. 4. f. Hill eel eTcurs %
tckets tosh locsl points and - Chicago
~ one and one-thrd fare Tor the round
tip. Dates of sale Dec 24th, ssfh and
3Ist. fs90. and Jan. ist. 1921. Good 20
ine only o. dat ct sale and 81 good n
return untl gsn. 3rd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Following is the result 81 tie annual
election of 0fHcsrs held hy the Young
Mems Chr.silsn Assoc lston, last even
incs President. Clay II Holster frst
wee -presaent. ~. n. Wagner. second
wee uTesideut. a. Z. Herez. treasurer.
A. q Hodmpyi. RECORDING secretary,
Juo. r. Martin corresponding sef're-
tarv. s.. G. Sheppard. directors. Henry
I8en1s : y. Ware. s. II. C0t'b. p. =.
Tuttle
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

On Dec. oath, 25th, and 3lst, 1890.
and Jan. /, 1891, the Lake shore &
Michigan Southern Railway will sell
Excursion Tickets between points on its
line, at one and one-third fare for the
round trip. Tickets good going day OF
sale and TO return Jan 3.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
II Mav be n. .. Irish

Ever snos toe destruction 81 the
Cutler House 81 Grand Haven. i hss
been f.ar10d - ~ rum0rea that Lane
lord johnson - the coming manage -
eweets Hf s nov CoBd oct uf . fiotf
sf klnas. bot is sr00ug t8e uess be snt-
osssors of Lard ord Johnson.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

TIE fsrf Hrrs ~ ers1e1Fis au1 Frk
hrasaehr tie efertrgs ~ serof
fts arrr E sn pam ~ a.
Thsrre $40 aggressive sFnF Ftrrrf of
ostsrrh. srs removed - HgY9s ssrss
rsar4sa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
Malta knights Election.

Malta Castle No. 3, Knights Of the
Golden Eagle, elected officers last even
ing az follows: Noble chief. J. J.Whee-
Ter; vice chief, l.. Musterdyko; high
priest, h. Austin; SIR herald II. Haze
brook; venerable hermit, Elmer Ben
nett; master OF records, A. 7. briggs,
clerk Ct exchequer, j. ID. l.. Chase;
keeper OF exchequer, III. J. Dibblo; rep
resentauve 10 grand castle, ii. Haze
brook; alternate, JsScherpenlssei trus-
tee, IL. j. Dibble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer IN the manufacture of flour.
Its products are in great demand, and
especially the Lily White. Try IT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

The Holland Furniture Workers
Union will give a grand masquerade
ball at Metropolitan Hal. Christmas
eve, December q, 1890. Admission Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

A beautiful variety, the best bargains
offered, at Hervey's, Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Holiday Rates

Made by Valley City Milling Co, GrauS
Rapids, is = family fsv0rIte. Try L.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

=
Crockett"
Manager Roberts is happy because
w. l.. Breen arrived IN town and is now
installed as treasurer at Redmond's.
Mr.. Breen is a courteous gentleman,
and old-time friend Of Manager Gar
woods, and Will surely be popular with
the patrons OF this thester.
A doll matinee will be given at The
Lyceum Iheater Christmas Day.
Every child who purchases a reserved
seat ticket Will be presented with a doll.
Tonight will witness the third annual
| presentation of the messiah" bv the
Oratorio Society. This organization
has done much toward educating the
people of Grand Rapids 10 an apprecia-
| ton of fine music. The object OF the
society Is not 20 make money, bat TO
! benefit themselves and give the people
of Grand Rapids a chance 70 listen 60
some Of the finest talent 10 the country
A society with so worthy an object
should receive liberal patronage and
encouragement.
A full rehearsal with orchestra and
sololsts Will be had at 6 30 this morning
at the hall The entertainment viii
not commence until $50 tonight on ac-
count Of the stores beng open evenings.
Chas. 3. stevens. who Is considered
one Of the first tenoTs IN the country,
Will be one OF features Of the orstorlo
Society's presentation of the "Messlsh"
| tonight.
| The opening performance a. Smiths
| Opera House lsst night was really q
| hustler. Mss Alce Temple, VINO came
| IN from the East yesterday afternoon,
/ j. an extra fine singer. Retisw and
Alton introduced 3 soere of new tricks
I lands and Landis proved Themselves
i the correct thing. "lll Whstle and
1 Wat for Kate vas sung ~ Mise Anne
/ Girard, the lady who hrst made &
4 famous. Nat Blossom entertained
/ Maud Nelson did likewise IT. Leon and
McCusck Rad funny 81 On them and
used q % good sdvsntage. and q top 8
All. The house wss filed. Ramona, TIE
King 81 Md Ar wi appear tonight
+ and at esch performance duriug TIE
week. MaEnees, We5uesdsv. Thurs
T dsy. Friday sDd Saturday. Dont uiss
/ thls blL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Jacob Var. Du men, - CuTts-Ft-. Car
eros Iarz0n. - Hszsdons Prank
Ierz. So Hscon1-st-. scsTiet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
EooflIcllf Ela.he,

Geo. Lawrence is in the city 10 pre-
pare for the appearance Of the well
known actor, Frank Mayo, at Powers
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week, IN "Nordeck" and "Dayy
Crockett"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Open evenings until after Christmas.
NELSON, MATTER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Nsps mixed nuts ls cents per pound
a. Hatrhs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
Lily white.

Best Japan tea in one pound fancy
basket at Hstch's only % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Fresh shrimps and Scallops at Det-
tenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Open evenings until after Christmas
NELSON. MATTER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

ea-aes q a. k.ass S. Dsgsen&hs .sf'i
EI7 Mo1Toe 81,
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

A nice plum pudding st Hstch's
onIv IS cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Nsv u.xsa nuls IS eenas ser pound
a i.aLeAs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

A doll matinee will be given at the
Lyceum Iheater Christmas Day.
Every child who purchases a reserved
seat ticket Will be presented with doll.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Freneh cream candies ia boxes -
cents az 81. e.. Geosseas.
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Returned to Hfs First Love.

1t is difficult for one who has distin-
guished himself and won honors in any
profession to break off and follow other
pursuits. And so we are not surprised
that Mr.. Dave CASTILLO Uoughlin) who
quit the circus and became resident
of Henderson about year and half
ago, has gone back to his first love
again. Yielding to the opportunities
of his old manager, and a longing for
glories past. he left last week for Chi
cago, to .,oin W. H. Harris Nickel
Plate Circus. of which he was a for
mer member. He leaves his business
interests in Henderson in competent
hands-under the management of Mr..
George Adams. while he engages as
rider. Mr.. Loughlin is fine actor
good all around acrobat. tumbier.
leaper and horizontal bar performer
while his speciality is bareback riding.
His family will remain here for the
present
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Transient advertisements to be published
one month and under, must be paid for in
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man three months is considered transient
aIv.rtising Accounts rendered quarterly
for all advertisements published for a longer
E,criOd Of time
Local advert iseInentS, to appear among
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NOTICES. will be charged 10 cents per line Tor
fir~t insertion, and > cents per line Tor each
insertion thereafter
Legal advertisements. such as adIIilnlstra-
rnr,' and executors notices. commissioners
and trustees sales. summons 10 non resi-
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except when they exceed certain unit OF
s,,ace in which case We reserve the right to
* nIr OWN price. III such business must
he PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. The charge
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risks wait the pleasure Of persons to pay :.
OBITUARY notices, resolutions of respect,
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Patrons Of the paper are concerned, no
charge will he made for the first ten lines
about % wOrds-Or articles not exceeding
thai III length.
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Changes Made.

Changes have been made in the CEN
sus enumerators all over the district it
seems. The Scotland Neck Democrat
of last week says:
Mr.. Hawkins, of Vance county, SUI
pervisor of the census for this Congress
sional district, made good appointments
Ill the district: but because he had
given the place of enumerators to a
number of Democrats, Congressman
Cheatham has fired up and had as
many Democratic appointments re-
voked as possible.
Capt. \. b. Hill and DR.. J. Stewart.
Hall were appointed for Scotland Neck
township, but the appointment of DR..
HALL was revoked Monday night of this
week and Nathan Smith, a colored
man. was appointed in his stead.
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Watkins Has Got EN-"

Everything for gentlemen S
wear from the latest style collar
to the finest dress suit. Their
line OF hot weather clothing in
mohalrs, alpaCas, CleattataS, &C.,
is second to none for elegance Of
finish and large variety, while
their line Of shoes, hats, shirts,
underwear, umbrellas, &C., are
matches for style and good
value. Call on them if you
want the worth Of your money.
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Los ANGELES, April 80. 1885

10 whom it may concern This is to Ger.
tify that l have suffered with sciatic rheu-
matism for almost FIVE years, and that
after the use of VIM. Radam's Microbe
Killer for few months. believe am
thoroughly cured. Having been a close
observer of the action of the medicine in
other cases than my own, 1 can most hear
Gly recommend it for the relief and cure
of diseases named in the Microbe Killer
circular. JOHN A, HUNTER
For sale by M. Dorsey, druggist.
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-s>A~>s-
Notice..

The Democratic County Convention of
Vance to elect delegates to the Judicial
and Congressional Conventions is ordered
to meet in Henderson on Saturday. June
2Sth, at - o'clock NJ. Primaries of the
several townships to elect delegates to
said convention will be held on Saturday
June 21st,
The representation will be based on the
Democratic vote for Governor in 1888.
Each ward or precinct is entitled to ses
lect its own delegates.
VIM H. 5. BURGwYN.
Chmn. of Com.
June 9th. 1890
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by the ravages of rheumatism can be stop
ped with slight cost if you will use Rad
am MicrObe Killer. By external as we'll
as internal treatment you get almost in
slant relief. For sale by NJ. Dorsey, drug
piSt -
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Barnes, Stainback & Co., have a nice
line OF imported neckwear to which they
invite the attention of the gentlemen.
These goods are direct from Virgoe Mid
dleton & Co., silk manufacturers, of Lon
don, and must be seen to be appreciated.
This firm have the exclusive agency for
Messrs. Middleton & Co.'S goods in this
market.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Stainback-Barnard.


a most intense interest for the past
several weeks has been manifested in
the marriage, to which cards of invita-
ton have just been issued. They are
handsomely engraved and are as fol-
lows:
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Barnard
request your presence at the marriage
of their daughter
Florence
to
Mr.. L. d. Stainback.
Wednesday evening. June eighteenth,
at nine O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Henderson. \. G.
The expectant groom is one of our
most popular and highly esteemed
young men, and is a partner in the
firm of Barnes, Stainback & Co. Miss
Barnard is the daughter of Mr.. J. r.
Barnard. one of Henderson's oldest
and most venerable citizens. She. pos
sessing those lovely traits that inter
Irvine the browning flowers of woman
hood. stands universally popular and
admired by all who know her.
l.. |. S. {.
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have complete stock of drugs, toilet
articles and fixtures, which will sell on
time, below New York cost. or will ex.
change for real estate.
Call on or write to
OWEN DAVIS,
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Oxen,

For Sale-a good yoke. Apply to
E. &. BUTLER,
Dabney, N. e.
For pure mineral waters on draught, 60
o Dorsey's drug store. may s.