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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
I nw YoRI1 FASHION BAZAAR.

The August number Of this popular
Monthly comes we'll filled with literature
'dt tho parlor, the drawing room, sewing
'pom and kitchen. Il is ono of the best
4 iiea books published, and should be ip
very sfamily, for tho mother aud tho girls
q read and keep things iu apple pio order
n.ahome. Simple copy oan be seen at this
s,iiioo. II S f5 it
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
s.TpnNT1oNl

Road tho now advertisement Of J.. 3.
4 illough & Co. Specinl summer salo Of
i'ianos and Organs ut spot cash pricos.
Epy now and pay when cotton is sold mo
interest is their latest offer. Write at once
ipr catalogues and prices. Address J. B..
l<ILLoUGH s. Co., Florence, s. q.
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ilEMHMBnR pHm DATE.

Mr.SW. Cook Breodep representing. Il.
y. Nimocks VI Fayetteville. writes ns to
Nnnounce that be will DO In Bennettsvile
81. October 3rd and rcmaia for a few days
With full limo of samples and prepared
80 take ordols. Ho hopes to 800 oil Of his
nHtomers. II, x. (. q
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
BARGAINS FOR ALL

Tho attention Of our readers is called
70 the announcement of Mr.. g. W. Wad-
Gil this week. Now 10 the time to buy
HhaL son want at low prices His stock
0f furniture is the cheapest In town. Road
iis advertisement and give him call.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
A WANT suppLImp

Owing to our ever increasing busi-
ness md seeing the necessity Of an
efficient Gun and Pistol workman in
town / have employed a frs. class
mechanic who will make this line Of
Repairing Specially. Bring your
work Of this kind to my place. Will
guarantee GOOD work.
Sept 8 80. III. w. CARROLL
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GRAND |'iII OpDN|NG'.'
-s9----. q. -------.,
8ll LUX lIsll MFf0.0D. g: CO.'S

.
$SyA,Yo|l HAY u jusl lecciycd our fali
J. 4% Stpck c Ladies Goods, ana
Notions, md ask the attention Of close
buyers. Wo qnoto asf6W 1liros and prices
togiYc our customers soino idea OF What
We oaD do: 5 X 6 II
]. ! DRESS / ,!: & GOODS, Single width, $, to
25e per yard. N K 2l jss
i8DhESs GOODS, Double SO to So
inches: 30 to 81 % por yard. q
S DRESS GINGHAMS sGS to I2Ao.
CALICOES 81 tn Tc.
" TABLE DAMASK 40 to T5c.
6e LINEN TOWELS 20 to $50 per pair
LINEN CRASH 6 to los
fs SATElINS lotto $50.
a DRAPERlES 8 to 100,
a Eicc Line Of Ladies' Skilts, Chemiso,
and Go@ns 400 to s SO.
R RIBBONS any price.
llANDI<ERUH INFS Sic un,
& GOSSAAlERS4 50a up to $5. so each.
JOCKEY CAPS, Wooden Hoods.
Saquos, Tnbogans I6c to $l.5O.
LADIES Leather Belts 10 to 05o.
GORSETS $50 TO 81 so.
X RUCll[NGS So up.
LAD les COLLARS G1o uI. ;s8
LAD lGS Straw Hats 26oup 10 $3.50,
FELTS from Csc up SO. rs. 81
CH llDREN'S Oloaks from $l.25 up
to $3.50 3 e. 81, & 5 .i 8
4 e LADIES J; Jackets lrom 50, SO up to
NEW MARKETS$7l5O SO to SIS, 90
for Children Misses and Ladies'
a NICE Line, Of Ladies Shoes.
UMBRELLAS, Gold Head from
81 90 up ,l
4 Thanking our,liionds for past patron
agolwo respectfully solicit continuance !.
plcdging to Do our best to ploasc.
Sept. o. 1890. 81 s3 !, 81 s
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS. f. fg.
Mrs. a. y. Brlstow is spending somo
time at Red Springs. ,
bfrs. @. A. Wilcox and the childr on
nftor pleasant visit to Dcnnettsyillo and
Darlington have returned homo.
Rev. D. A. Calhoun, of Riohland Fork
circuit and who has beon quito siols, is up
again, and is with his wife aud babo now
on @ visit to relatives at his old homo 10
this county. lie is stopping at present
with his brothor.in-law Mr.. J. B. Heus
tess. X.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
ao1NqSToI hlDAvM US.

We learn from tho Scottish Chief that
mir. Jaspor /. Eastorling hos purchased q
small farm near Red Springs and will
moyo up as soon as he gathers his present
crop. y "a
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
Property for Sale

!I1a ESIIsABLE BUSINESS AND RESI-
~ donco property for sole in Tho grow
ing town Of Bennettsvllo. A town OF
1900 population llourishing business
20, 900 bales Of cotton bought Inst season,
with mercantile sales amounting to ono
million dollars - two merchants alone doing
business amounting to 5000, 900. If you
want to buy now is your chance. For
prices and further particulars, apply ut
this Office. M
Juno 6, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
BRIEF BUT pRUn.

BRIEF BUTTRUH.
Worms mako n child peovish and frot.
ful, Don't lot yours worry with these
pests or worm collc. Humphrcys' mild
and pleasant Specific No. Two will give it
rclief. a
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
iSICK uENDACHE.

Don't 60 to he'd suffering from Sick
1Ieadacho,I Biliousncss y or Constipation
8Shon Iraniphroy'a Specific No. Ten affords
II mild, natural and permanent cure.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
.Attention!!! Gordon Rides.

You nre hereby summoned to attend a
meeting OF your Company y in armory at
!; o'clock Friday. Sept. r9 1890 BY order
ssg s J. II. DUDLEY,
iE N , VI s Captain.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
MERIT HONORBD.

MERIT HONORED.
we see by the last Observer TINT our
young friend Henry II. Coyington, has
been elected Assistant Superintendent Of
the Fayetteville Graded School. Success
to IIonry.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19

- Mr.. r. Leo Kirkwood is buying ooa-,
ton for Woody S Co., Of Norf ok givo
him call. .. d
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
t EXA S BOOMING,
REAL ESTATE AND EXCHANGE AGENCY,

REAL ESTATE AND EXCHANGE AGENCY,
seH'AVINGs BUT REC ENTITY. RE.
st22llg, TU RNi;D from a prospective tour
To the, fertile fields Of TEXAS. the nEl<lo
rado' Of the West, am now prepared
to offer lands in that State as we'll as
lands In the Counties OF Marlboro and
Marion. q :.} Ks a 4
q have the control b Of 800, 900 (Five
Hundred Thcusand) acres Of choice
Texas farming aid pasture lands, rang.
ing in prices lro n 81 ITO s$3 "a Two 8to
Thirty Dollais) pr acre; same 10 be dis
posed 0! Oh Observation-Disclosures 10 parties
who meat business. Parties owning
Real Estate in the Counties above tncn.
toned and wjshipg. TO disposo e3f same
III purchasing !and$iin Texas. would do
wcll 70 consul, ihc Undersigned, rs no
lonc will be lett uu,urned 10 effect a
uadc "hcrc z bargain IS IN store. Come
one and all, as no harm will be donsSoe
expense; incurred TO any by:inquiry into
the feasibility fsuch q move. 81 Ss35 s5
Ny, thorough inspection Of land in
question enables me to be .iully disposed
70 truthfully narrate the advantages 10
be gained in the purchase OF Texas Real
Estate. ai 3f IS u. q y q Il 3sS 4 81,
am also prepared 10 offer the best
Railroad rates either tor single passage
or car load from Bennettsville TO any
destination where parties wish to locate
alter'trading Tor homes in Texas. ..ai A
Fot further Information regarding The
purchase oiTcxas homes apply tc 4 5ssg \
A. j. MATHESON, a
Blenheim, S.C,, August I9, 1890. /; ID.
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pHn ArnET1Ma oLosFlD 3.

Tho revival meeting under The man
ngement Of the Holiness Association, closed
on Thursday night OF Inst week attor a
most interesting and highly enjoyed service
In wbioh all classes Of our people engaged
day md night. It was matter Of note
Tint orr friends from tho country came III
full force, and drew largely on tho appro-
pratlone. II was q good meeting from
first to last, and Wo are satisfied that
groatl good has boon dopo. Tho tent has
Ahtcn returned to Columbia to ho used for
tho meeting thero. Rov. Picket remninctl
to tho close Of the meeting, md left for
Columbia on Friday. ti,8,H
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
model GARDENER.

Mr.. James II Barnes, tho popular cash
ihr|of the Bank, has the flnest gardon in
TIC county. = full Drop OF irish potatoes,
b4ans, squashes, ououmbera and turnips,
~ planted in July and now rcady FOR cat.
ing.% Slr, Barnes 10 not q member Of the
Alliance, but Is Retting IN example worthy
oe imitation by every family in tho county
and proves what our soil will do.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
FoRTuN Els FoIs MANY.

Allen, tho blacksmith, is now million.
afro through replying to mn advertisement
Of unclaimed ostatatc. 30, so - Times
London Mar. Ist, 1888.
II your ancestors came from tho old
country write to THE EUROPEAN CIIMs
AaENcY, 50 Pearl ST., and a4 Stone ST.,
Now York Oity, incloslng rs cents for re-.
ply, aud learn IL you are an heir to any Of
tho unclaimed estates thoro, worth moro
tian il haif billion dollars, that rightly
belong, chiefly, to American dcoondants
OF Europeans who came to America years
ngo. II your ancestors oamo over moro
than 50 years ago there is a probability that
you arc heir to fortune.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
a WORTHY i! 4 t,sT1MoNIAL

| n woisTHX n TFisTI MoNIAr
THE following letter was handed us
for publication BY Mr.. II. j Drake,
which spcaks for itself.
BENNErTsYILrE, 8. G.
August 20 1890. 3
Mr.. y. j. DRAKE, DRAKE, IS. @.
81 Dear Sir: II have frequently
thoug lit that we Al o ALI. inclined to
ingnore the commendablc qualities Of
those around lis. This is not, Ithink,
as It SHOULD b., because, the ell.
coura cement We receive from our
friends, at times, almost amounts to
inspiration. As we ALI, stand shoul.
der 10 shoulder through this life,
neither knowing the personal trials or
difficulties ofthe other, can coneivo
Of nothing so encouraging, as tho
kind words Of our friends around us.
In your experimental farming, you
have not only honolod yourself but
have honored our State and County.
/, as friend, and citizen Of the
County, acknowledge the gratitude
we are due you lor,he successful et-
AOA 70 Jou u0SC ilIuuo III tIlS NllcCllOt
and only hope the honor OF your sue.
cess, coupled with that tireless ambi-
tion aud energy which [ KNOW you
possess, will ever lead you ONWARD in
the paths Of progress, and financial
competency.
While i'll Now Y ork, i selected for
yonswhat Ithonght would be 10 plcdss
ant reminder Of your suu;;:i,sssssssss suu;:,sssssss; 4
competition for honorable recognition
as the most successful CORN raiser in
the known world.
Please kindly honor mo by accept.
ing the Cane which I scnd by bearer
Of note, MS small token Of my ap-
probation, good will and friendship.
[ can but express the hopc, however,
TINT you may be- spared MANY years
ot ACTIVE usefalness before my pres.
ent becomes really necessary III your
locomOtion. t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
Attention House Builders

f AM NOW prepared to dress and
u match UP Lumber for House Bull.
.ders on Short notice. Give me a trial.
n y. A. ID. CONNER.
i McColl,. 8. CT. Sep. 8, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
Your Friend

~ ~ y ~ h1tS11ii--
The stick is ccrta inly handsome
one and is more highly priced by Mr..
Drake than his money prizes. The
hcad is neatly engraved as followers:
n. j. Drake, the champion farmer ot
the world, presented by II. Nv. G.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
FALL sPooK.

E.,EAII3 BTOOH,
Tho attention Of tho renders of thc
pEMocRAr is called ospeoialiy to tho nd.
ynrtisemoDt Of Mossrs 8ristow q Eymc,t
'is week Their fall stock Is without
@dnbt the LARGEST and most varied eve,
'}fonght to nennotisyille. In tho iiuo of
flloothing they oan sell boys quits from IS
s'g Ini,nen's suits from ST. 50 up. Just
SINK Of Snch prices. Yon will miss d
,ffPlnt Il yon fail to call and oxe,ninc thtif
,,'AiFPrk. livery department has becn perc-
lsd1lly looked after and piiccs win nstoaisl,
Is ibti. ~ ~
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Appointments Tor Clio Circuit.
REV. JN Q M A N MING, fP. G,
First Sunday.
Clio. IIEas m:;s Benlah, 4 y. nj. y Isl
Second, Sunday. ;svgs
Manning Chapel. III a. M: bethlehem.
z J5 li3s I @# q p. IN. i3g
u Third Sunday.
Beulah. II a. m Clio, 4 p. IN.
Fourth Sunday.
Bethlehem, II am; Manning 4 p. m.
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iii II /
IFRID DAY, SNIP rEM sER 10, 1890.
a@yTOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.x@


35S 1851 MARION DISTRICT.
FOURTH ROUND.
q Little Poo Dec Mission Providence Oct. 4
sncnnettsyille CT, McCoil's Dot. d 5
/. 4. North Marlboro, Oak Grove Dot. I'd
Rrightayillo, Breedcn Chapel Dot. IS &C
Il Clio Or November Id
Ss Dehnottsyille Station November ID 16
d Blenheini, Ebenezor November IS l6
SStss n \ vs. A. J. Strokes, p. D.,
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

ForT CyrsTEH Mont Nay s--saus~
men and Others O. that charsetsr .rs
circulating snsnF ths ChsTsna.s In
dians a. TopFus River AFsn@s, uygins
Their r 70 on ths ~sr-Dast ard zip.
out thsir fsnei ss vrsnrs IN bioss nss
Indians have withdrawn their .b Ild-.r
frow scbocl ard rsfuss - san thsu
bsck TrsT have slso shsn5.n.s fs-n
v0rk 80 settlers 49, fssyfzl ssst TBS
sissssssfsctio or vill ssvslsp n ~ t8oo1y
satbresE
4 A rar csgs~1 fhs s1suensior THyu-z-
4ss - - CITY EaH0nsi Bsrk -
elsuesster. n = T. rts oonheosss vgss
tss Bsas r lms-ics a. Pkils1siphis.
vElca fslls5 NsSE4sssy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
powealsss LIQUOR LAWS.

Ehs Esesst sapuoses Cssri bs"isien
oesHs . Ises nsis Tor ths Ce@pists
NalaGe&ties 1T ths rrsssisltsFy st@tetes
H. several ssstss-
Nav loKk. Asy f-Ihs decision oi
TIE unitsS States Supfons Court 10 ne
suit knoWn as he .origiE4l pa kaEe
case seems lkeiy - sxsrt an iHi HiF~srt~nt
influence 81 ths fatgrs ~ pgsaisition
The decision 41ras that az lEh4a.t-nt
o. 4ny State may under TIE opera
tions 81 the lUter-St4ts CoDDsrct
l4ss sRa without llosnss or super-
vision u an public authority carry 90
send into snd seA Az tie other Sss sos
any iRtsXieatiag llesers IA oAsss a
keEs or even iu siagls BEETLES o. fasks,
despite any Legislation of those states
sa ths sub)ecs aad although bls eva
state sh0uls be the oRiy one witch h4a
nol enacted slmilSr Avs Ills ~ill
have besrlag R0t only ga States where
prShibluen prevails. bat throag holt
he cOantry.
DEs MolNEs. Ia Nay ? As . result
of The rcoeut declslon ~ The lalloe
States Supre me- Court relative IA inter
State shipments Of liquors arrange
Elents are being perfected for opening
IN Des M0ines = Rum bof Of oePols oF
agencies Tor the sale of llq aOrs in the
original packages, a. impolsea iroa
other stAbeA Zach oi the larger brew-
er.es Viii be represented - we'll - Tor
eign wholesalers oi sulled AID ier
mented liquors. The sane i true OF
other cities and towns Ia The STATE. sae
II some new method OF re-.rlcung tue
trade Is not dc sised it Nil be but
short tims untll the prohltltory ls~ u
mpietely Rullihed
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

WAsHiNoToN, May -aS-President
Cleveland appeared In Nsshluglc,
Thursday monning Tor tue lrst ume
since he left the White House. and upon
The moion Of ox-Attornry-Geueral Car
land Was admitted 10 practice ia tbe
supreme Conrt lie appeared ia The
afternoon ss an attorney in what are
known as the drainage cases OF New
Orleans,
Mr Cleveland Is the first eK- President
who has ever appeared IN the supreme
Court. John Quincy Adams came back
20 Congress. but no man who has filed
the onice Of Ch!et Magistrate has ever
practiced as an attorneK bafore ne hsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
IIlInsl. I.rmsrs swlndIed.

MONTICELLO. IL. May :. There Is =
gang OF shArpers going through Central
Illinois swindling the members of the
Farmers Mutual Benefit Association
and the Farmers Alliance. They claim
to represent franklin McVesgh & Co,
OF Chicago, and the goods when deliv-
cred are worthless. At nliopolis the
farmers corDered two OF these shsrpers
and came near mobbing them They
gave back portion Of the money and
left tor parts unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
Hut LIN. Suffering.

JACKSON, Miss, Nay 2, 2,-Governor
Stone has telegraphed 20 the Secretary
OF War stating that after extensive In.
vestigation be failed 10 discover any
suffering in the flooded districts in his-
sissippi. he says II the water is OF In
take care OF dependent II not OF BY
the lst Of June there Will be great dis
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

PMS. Nay 2--Ihe Republican news
pspsr Ia France ssTs thst the Genera
Boa anger viii return % France frou
The Island of Jersey or Sunday ar
thsths viii 6ern and snot6e- trial Thf
paper also ssTs that the General W
not.rv President Carurt - the place ir
Frs,~s vbs-s Be fnte C. ~ srs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
He Was Drowned.

PETERsBURS, Va, May 2-The body
OF Mr.. T. d. Walker. of Brooklyn. n. Y.
editor OF the Cosmopolitan Magazine.
who has been missing from Weldon.
n. C.. since Saturday last was found
floating on the surface o. the Roanoke
river Thursday morning by two colored
men. His watch and money and some
private papers were found in his
pocketS
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
wlnt.r Ub.at eepor1.d K,n.a.

ST. PAUL MINI, May 2. 2.-Reports
from Rice. olmstesd. Faribault sne 9th
er Southern Minnesota counties indi-
cate that winter wheat is practically all
killed and farmers are indusrioDslY en-
gagged in rcseeding spring wheat oats
and fax. In several localities there Is
great need OF rain and heavy winds are
hloMinr Tie rrain ont OF the ground
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
sentsncrd 90 Is. Hanged

Fort SnIrH, Ark. May 2 John
Stsnsbury, who was convicted last
February in the United States Court
OF numbering bis wife. has been sen
fenced 70 be hanged July 2 StansbDry
killed his wife in order that be might
marry an Indian girl and thus secure
rights Ia Indian Territory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

Cvr~.ea MAJ 2--Al5sr@sn : NJ
49, n G. C9~cors.. 5obn Born. y
n Wf-efsA 5osn rFIsiL Jauss
T~r~s S+srtsn Fewss srt Captain
rs-,es rti-s al De-se~s-sI we're ir-
se-s1 b sas TTsaa i1rT fo- slsotlor
ts
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

CroAR RarIs, IA MsTs ? T. 1rsSsr y
John TVetzsL sEsl - started 20 issd kit
COW 20 rastars- II became irig5osnea a. E
ran aesr. 5raErinT hir along a stra
being urappe6 around he hsna 81
eas sncorscioss nhsa picsea - an
4 81 so~- sfserwsr1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

LIssor. Nay 2.--The Portuguese Gov
eminent favors the proposition n srbi-
trate The questions arising from the ssiy-
ure q the Dsiagos Bay railway, ard
that - has promised tue British and
American Ministers a. Lisbon a steedy
reply 70 their suggestion tbat TIE natter
he s~hf ffraf4S
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

CBIrsnr kare
CsrTIs -Nsrkst rssssf srfsvs crrt rfafef
sssssy sr1 rsther frB vfBs s0uuot iets
~ers ess7 Cuo-Nt.crt rsuFet a. 91
80 fsT ehoios - fsnoF shirpfrf sts--f
q sa<S ~ gost - eh16os a. q "a
80 fr sc-ucT ~ fss a. q "a e. f--
prs>e~rs st~--s - go - - ssocs--. - "a
80 fcr Texsus - 90 a scr resde~r "a
So icT oo~s a. z41 p - Rsla aa1 o t91
So fsF Yea csl-es
Eooe-Ae<t e~sF srouf ~ Nsrzes srtiVs
sr< syu snf prices falv - fgosr ssief
-s,rst ~ - % ~ fcr gst A. 20 = -
-oufs pzeki-g A. "a p fag srtrst sps A. r.
o. s- for hes7F 1f sac s1spp.ns -
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

ALBASr, n. Y, May 2.-Hali Of the
West Albany stock Yards. which cover
ffteen acres was destroyed by fire
Thursday night Two sheep pens which
cost $4,000 were destroyed With $50
tons 90 hay and large amount ef grain.
Ipceudiarisno {s Egspec ted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

CovTssTov. Ind, May Mrs cslvin
Hysrs vas arrested - Covington Thurs-
day charged bT Edrsr3 Hathaway vith
ths enr bsz1l sr1 snt q g. 20 81 his rnonsy
On Der failure p give bsil q s. 900 sbs
v-as placed iu iaA she claims 70 y he
bsirsss ~ Peter Coelst Of Es- York
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
EISITLAL MOVEMENT gOE
AHEHICAs ssoSn ASNIVERSAEI-
Iabieaux EiVanGs.
The National Pageant!
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Tssvs Ggsar als.sr.cAl TaslsaaK IN cur
Z Rsse1lionarg PROT. Ace 8 National
41d h-l8- -luarsrg
Pos-rs 3rsna opera House. Grsad Rapids,
IA Wrdlrsasg sd thursday. Nav and 5, a. -
81 a.- saa. - Mrs- MtrY a Live more. histof-
iaIs Ms8 cora scott Psad. Pfogri tor ana
3 tuaser k0r ths oeasht Of shs EmersoA
Home me Michigan EsuAi sl1rAk7 AssoeiA-
ug4. tls Lotus Cl1D.
AEfsrs-
Isabsl a-M - Wialfrec Marrfae-
Columbus "A IA h lrf Brigham
chaacelor--AF. J. A denLalsE
81. Csrvsr-Nrs A II Nosehead
q l-a -tanaisa-dr. A4onko o. porter
Laau A,f.q- " lard br.kassn
isei..a Aaissas-A - Fasny sil 4AHe-
M4.rs ,taaIlsh-Ar. tret 3. Maynard
John Aiara-ar. Nllsrd brigham.
slrat--slr. Frsns n Davis.
All- Hlreh a son Mrs. y. A. H0nkalcs-
a sard-n Party-Ile NIaust. A reception
George " ashia sfoa-Malor 2. O. Stevens.
iidy ~ WasaiagL .n-Mrs- Or. BUCHANAN
John A4ams-1lr. AnarsE Pie.
Mes Adaus-1lrs r. NJ DAvis
Marquis ds Lsf4yelte-Nr. J Mckee;
Reader % the Deciaration-silss Cora scott
Cs-ambia-Mrs. Z a Tale.
GODDESS o. Llbr- - Mrs Marie UtleJ Ala
Terta- Thirteen ur-aaal states
tSmTsaf--- sat. Col. McGurrin.
CApta. klaueg .Co. 3. kHox Go. L.
soi3ags-lrand Rapids Militia.
PROGRAM
Over three hundred leading society people OF
1rand Rapids all participate la me Pasea1i-
ANrz- -OoLOstAL
I Columbus a. the court 0t Queen Isabella.
Ngs!c.
ArrH COLONIAL oAYs
Landing OF tae PilZrims.
C0lrtshlp % VI il7 - otAndish- -
wedding of John Alden ana PnsciilA
Nuiiena
lW0maa's sphere. l520-ls5l
3 Banlshm-ut OF Aane Hutchinson nom Mas
sschu3srts.
ACT II EEvoLUfIcsAkT PEsIoo.
saReceptlOu given % ashington and Lafay-
eJtc AZ N-Wpsrt
b Gardsn Party The MiRCet-
batt.e Of Bgnker aill
Declaration q ladvpra fence-
Music. American National Airs
AcruI x4rfOSAL AID EEsoENArOEr.
Part l. Emancipation.
Departure of the Grand Rapids Volunteers.
~ Nomaa's Patriotism Her sphere from
n fhs Reception OF the Emancipation Pro
clamation-
aThe Nortn-
, Tie south.
Part II Woman's Century.
n Wsuan's sphere. lstQ
Music Home Favorists.
Tickets - Box once Powers opera House. use
AT srats Reserved Prices 30. sl.oo and soc.
Admission - the house 70 cents
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
s.lfour. land sin Advanced.

LoSpoS, May An the Commons.
Wednesday night the land purchase BIZ.
passed its second reading by vote OF
2lS 10 2hS
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-03

ALBANY. ~ Y. May 2.-Ths House
has passed bill abelishinr capita pun
ishment The vote was - " 2e.