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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09

It must be regretted on all sides
that there has been so much disorder
at the Democratic campaign meetings.
Surely there ought to be some way
to stop this. If no other device will
accomplish the result, it might be
well for all the candidates to enter
into an agreement to quit speaking as
soon as there should be any bad be-
havior-such conduct, for examples,
as was seeu at Laurens, Aiken. Edge
field. Columbia and Ninnsboro
Judging from the doings at these
places, we apprehend that the rough.
Or elements rather took possession Of
the meetings The sober people on
both sides ought to take charge o1
things sooner the better.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09
ANOTHER CONFERENCE CALLED.
Men who Oppose Tillman Invited to Gath
~ at COlr1mbia.

Men who Oppose Tillman Invited to Gath
or at Columbia.
The following circular has been re-
ceived with permission for publca-
ton:
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 3Oth, 1890.
Dear SI:-I have been instructed
by the Executive Committee of the
Democratic Campaign Club, of this
county. and have been requested by
representative men from different
sections of the State, to invite a con-
ference to assemble in the State
House at Columbia, at eight p. M: on
10th July prox The conference lsto
be composed of Democrats opposed
to the :'Tillman' party and methods,
and it is suggested, as largely as
practicable of farmers and mechan-
les to represent the class whose IN
terests, it is alleged, have been dlsre-
garded by our State government
since 1876. Similar letters have been
addressed to several persons in each
couaty of the State, with the earnest
request that each shall lay down all
other work for the short time that IS
before us, and gather together al
patriotic men, who recognizing the
peril now pending over our State;
will apply their faithful and devoted
energy, and by organization, save
her.
There is no restriction of number.
The larger the representation the
better we will be able to ascertain
what is for the common good.
You are urged to attend the confer
enco in person and to secure the at
tendance of other true men. 1t IS
requested that, as soon as possible,
YOU indicate what will be the repre-
! scntation from your county.
Very respectfully.
A. c.. HASKELL,
President Democratic Campaign
| Club Richland County. 7
| ZS-~G
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09

At the recent unveiling OF Lees
statue in Richmond the veterans
the Stuart horse artillery held a meet
inc and effected an organization Ter
the purpose of preserving the record
and history of tie gallant old COM
mand. Col. r. P. Chew, Of Virginia,
was selectedpresident and ColD: Gard Card
well, of Columbia, secretary: harts
battery was attached to this COM
1nand. and those OF it's members who
desire to aid in this work and enter
their names upon the roll are requess:
ted to write to Col. d. CardweI (of
Nc Gregor's battery at Columbia.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09
The Lodge Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, July AT 500 the
reading of the engrossed copy OF the
Lodge bill was concluded, two hours
and five minutes having been con-
sumed thereby. The question was
then put on the passage Of the bull,
the vote resulting yeas 155; nays l49.
NIessrs. Lehlback, Of New Jersey,
and Coleman, Of Louisiana, voted
against the bill with the Democrats.
With this exception it was a stl1ct
party vote.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09
Cured After Being Given Up.

At Ansonia, Conn.,, some old women
cot together and cured o child Of mem
branous Group after the doctors had
given it up. The patient was thor
oughly wrapped up In hannels, and !.s ms
head aid throat we're rubbed Wltn
goose grease. A dose of the stuff, mixed
With/vfnegar, was with with difficulty
forced down the childs throat. IN
ssSort time he vomited up large por-
SZjn OF mucus, and broke up the clog
emg matter in the throat. Belng
9lnced in bed he soon went to sleep,
Ad the next day was playing about
tie house, and appeared to be ter NON
ding:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09

The Sans Souci Driving Park
Association of Greenville are making
great preparations for the races to
begin there on the 3Oth and to last
three days. Crack horses from all
over the State and other States have
been entered.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09

Miss Pauncefote, the eldest daughter
of the British Minister at Washington,
has done much, by her personal exam
Die, to make walking fashionable
as well as Capital psstime smong the
gi1ls Of that city.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09

construed the remark as applying to
himself and some hot words passed
but all was quieted in o fewmoments
and Tillman closed his speech.
Pope, Gary and Crawford, Farley,
Rice and townsend followed with
brief speeches.
The meeting showed a decided
TIlman sentiment. There were two
OF three tisticuffs. Beyond that and
the vociferations Of the crowd, gen
orally the meeting was good natured
in the extreme C. B.. S.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09

Corns, warts and bunions removed
quickly and surely by using Abotts
East Indian Corn Paint.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09

Three earthquake shocks Nere
felt at Santa Rosa. California;, On
Tuesday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09

A Large Meeting I Ninnsbo.o in General
Proce ding.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09

~. ~. IA-hohG1Lt
President Democratic Campaign
Club Richland County. Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-21

unb gar. Oaun Bitten feline gIuaen, unb
eirmal lab i'd i'm einen ei1snen Stct in
lstnsr 6ans Berbre9en, aIs ob ss elm
Wsioenrobr gsmeien mdrs. Sc mar iiber.
aus blsi1 49,"
,,Gber," rtef u~nsebuIbis anb;6, Dem
muB elm @noe asna1t wsrbtn. SER
9einri3 mnB CUR gsrnunft sebra9t pers
ben"
9, aber er 1T 70 raub. 10 idb,ornta,
unb sic Ssrr ane,e, Sic iinb 10 Slrt."
9oae 8Otbe f5os i5e, bts iunsen Ians
nes antIis, unb NIT BON 4~uf,ssuns 5ebsn=
Der Stimme fprad er: ,,Salteu sic mid
fir fets, &oia2 @Iaubeu Sic, it firGte
mid Dor Der roben 5eftisteit zines uuse:
sosenen Burden, Der sic but1 isine
&Obbsit In anait psriset, br absr, ioute
er es pagen. mid gu bsIe'bisen, au istnem
Sdaoen finoen pirb, bag elm Wann nit
eblsm BIut tn ieinen Nsern bur6 Wutb
unb @eididIi&teit bIobs pbpfi9s &ruft gu
bemeiifern uerffebt2"
,@erOen Sic nidt b6ie, 6err 4nb,e;
bite, bite, bsrubiseu ole f5. 4aes
wirb gut seben. uenn sic nt&t au pors
etlis itno. 0o9, borden Sie, ldutet
man ni3t itor bas G~6enbsebel2 @as
uerben iene iunseu 9sate, mas pirb msiu
OntsI, mas 9etnri4 iasen3 SuIest toms
men sar weI9e oauOn 3uriid, UNI mod mir
um3uidauen."
Simmer Ssinri1!" risf unsebulbis
ancre benn bes iuussn 2aeo1s NGms mai
fir ibn unertrdslt9 seuoroen. .,0srse.
ben sic mir, tbeure &oia, peresbsn Sic
MIR! S9auen sic ni9t 10 dnsili1, meme
2tsbite; i9 psrbe Ste eiuen G5eil bss
8eses besIeitsn."
,,9i@t wsitsr uIs Big CUR Bride, 9err
Nnb,e."
va62 f6on pteber bisie Sur9t2 oas
qudIt, has b~sleibist MIDI"
30 Stmmell ME fab iinb bod Bic
Wduner!" ~isufste Goia gum spsiten
WaIe beute, bod NIT etpas fanfterem unp
acknowledgement Gone, aIs auuor. st;
was tribe ld9elte fie, aIs aub,e ibrs
5anb nabm unb ieIbe tiiBte, unb bunn
stns ie Suruncon au, udbrenb er auf
bic Bant unter ben 4taaienbdumeu Rd
nieberlisb unb in tiefes, Ianses Erdumsn
p%etfant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-21
3 cites &aptteI.

9as 5aus, msI1ss Serr Dumoni,
&oia QebIaue's Ontel, In benz bibi1en
Dorfe Surareon beiaB, NOR zines iener
aItmoSil4en @sbdube, mte man tie oft In
Srantrei9s iibIidsn Yrouin3sn fsbt.
9aIb Wsisrsi, balb 2anbbaus nabm es
stne weite Strsds 8oben Elm Elm Tbeil
Der Waueru isbcd mar TN 9srfau bestifs
fen. unb bic 3imner. wel9s pom Der Sas
nellie bemobnt purben, wareu In Nnaabl
sertnser, ols isne, bic fur bic dubern
3wede BIS giseutbimsrs als @drtners
unb 9d1ters beitimmt marsu. I'm Der
&idiette bes 9auies lag eth @artsn, nit
b~uftissn Yfau,en unb Gbinaroien tn pouer
gIitbe ansefiat. Cine psridisbenartise
Wense pom Sru1tbdumen mar an bic
Wauer feffSebunben, umidumt pom ben
bIauen Blitben Der S1wertlilie uub beta
buntelblauen Ritteriporn. Ssnisits bisies
@attens bsfanb f4 Elm 9aia fpanii9er
8affanienbdume, unb auf Der anbern Seite
clue fette, sroBe Wteie, bic pon einem tIei:
men Babe bewaHsrt uub nit grlen unb
Srouerweiben osl,tt mar, BITE ufsr Der
@aue BON Pau um'adHhte unb cine Iieblis
DE 4usfdt ayf bos Lsut ~ienfeits unb auf
BITE be,,l;de, 9letc tsa 4psnninnen pur:
pur9etd.bt', sletb Den MIpeu i1nsebdup;
tise pprendentetts seudbrte. Oas Cages
LOOT begann ob5nneamen, als &oia has
DoIf Sulanecn NIT ser6tbsten Wansen
uno ellt9sm Sdrtt, mas etpas 9eiitise
1u.ube usr,ietb, bstrat. Die iunsen Wdns
ner, bic am MthlcnstreuSs fait cine
Stuuoe sswartet bat,en, siltsn ibr sntss.
ssu. Sean ReuGuo bate i'm Bettlauf
uemcEnen uno trut DR., isinen Stes su
us,tln0eu. sic besIlt 6iuf9ts i'm poa
l,e,irttsir uuo nuhm nah 'ur3em plaubern
ano Nlt,n A5'n,t" "Oa Der ,Iultissn
5OR'e." gen aamo.t uub feline S1pes
fer Sabette palteu ebeufaIs einise 3stt
lang ~unseoulois mad Roia aussei1aut.
ST iaB an benz 6i1ertii9, benz &amin
sessniiber, unb bate cine sroBe, lsSerns
1aiSe Dor f4 Iieseu, bereit, bas @iatoms
men bes tIeinen BsutsIs gu ueridIiusen,
tn ben feline Ri9ts tdsIt9 bas @eIo
ittdts, bas fie pom Wartt mad 5uuls
bra4te.
SOU biit ipdt barau," rief sr Bel ibrsm
@intritte aus. ,.Du idsiuft mir cine
tIsine UtiiisSdnserin 81 ietn, bic Bet
iebem S~aulpsl,. Der Dir in rem Wss
tommt, iieben bIeibt unb plaubsrt. Nis
babe ib elm 10 i4uatbaftss Rib9sn ss:
tannt. Der feline Sules Bertrand 1T
niats i'm 9ersIsi9 su Dir, Otwobl Der
Suri9' cine 8unse bsftt, bic ouar3is
WabIusrte in Gang gu brinsen usrm0ats.
2as uns tSreu, mus Du bsuts fir @ss
i4dite ssmaSt bait! Bas trusen bic Yfirs
f1s elm"
v3sbn Srantsn unb bier finb isGs fir
BITE pfiride unb apritoien! Sinh sic
tuftieoep2"
vSsbr wpbl, meins &leins!"
Damn weiS t5 ssuiB, bab sic mir
finf Stunten i3enten. S5 brau9e eine
neue S9ir5e uno BO,teu baau gum Be-
ias."
Der 9immsl isi uns sndSie! Yrau6t
fe ni9is 9etinseres2 I" risf Babette.
Borten gum 8fias. Ell, ell W5dte wobl
pifen, oh i'd ie NIT gortsu beieete SGlrs
zen trus! 8Obin werben mir oa sulsst
tommen2 2"
Der alte 0umont ~runssIte i9sinbar bic
Stirns unb tippte auf &Ola's Singer, bic
tn benz 8euteI mad einem Ginfirantsnitit
wiblten.
Uortietuns folSt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-21
&ppfmeb.

acpfrprb 1T basientge 9etSen, iibsr Sas
man beutSutage fuobl AM Dfteiten Hagen bort
uro gegel baS Die meilten Jog. SalSmittef
angetueuoet tueroen. Sn ben bdnfgffeu
SGlen itilo es aber bic unrthttgen Ytittet !
neil fat ale Wenifen iiber Die gtatur unSs
ben llriprung oes 2eioeES i'm llnflaren ftro. (
1lno bod 1T bic ganse Sahe bod)lt einfad.
Sn neun Sdler inter 3ebll riibrt oas 8opfs
tpeb bon einem peroorbenen WtaJen unS sas
burf geitOrtem SlutfreiSlauf inter Gns
braug 6eS BluteS mad benz 8opf Der. Die
Msr,te baber oesbalb audi ben gtamen gaitrts
fdes D. b. 0tageufopfpeb oafir erfunosu.
Gaiiel6e trttt III peri6iebeuen Sormen auf;
malld)n,al ais bumpfer, anf Der Stirn ooes
benz Sorperbaupt laitcneer Druid, oils ftefs
enoes, gleifiam bobrenoes ShmerSgefiibL
els elm Gefibl oeS 8euommenieins, ais
Rlopfeu Der Yulsaoern OIL ben Shldfen, NOS ,
Ju iib bdufig falte SiiBe unO algemeine In.
Init seieIlen. Naneutlih 6teieS lestere /
8enn;et6su 1T untriglif. gtun fam abes
feline &ranfbett, feiu unrpobliein griinblt5
furtrt iperoeu, tpenn bic Sebanolung iit
niht auf bic @ursel berielb.n erfredt, bas
beiBt in oieiem Sale, tuenn nidt Der uers
borbene ODER iiberlabene Wfagen, aus benz
baS Sopffpeb fomnlt, regulirt uno in ges
funbeu 3uitano oeriett piro. Su bieiem
.SIpeQ glOl GO lelN 9cllluIleree, 3HttuHllu1tItS
nno Der augenicinen @eiunobeit better ange.
pasteS YRittel, ais bic ct. Bernard Srduters
BiQen, 10 benalnt nat benz ipobltbIttgei
SernbarSiner Sroenr oeiien Wttglteoer itf
70 groBe Ssrbieuite I'm, Die Irieuei. uno
Srdutertunoe erworben babeu. Ste Yiusn
finb aus ben beiltrdftigit.n 4lpentrdutern
juiammeugeiest. SIRE @irfling III cine
nilo lOienoe ilno eripeiheube, blutreinigeuoe
unb ben Slutfreislauf bei0rsernoe; Gnifop.
pungeu oes Sluts in6en Senen~ peridruinoen
beim Gebrau6 berielben uub oamit bort Dec
Druid auf Die Slutgefd6e bes 9ebirns aut
tpel6er Die oirette ltriafe bes oils 8optpeb
bsfanlten 2eibens In. Cine SoiiS ct. Sers
rtarb &rauters Biasn ptro oenluab ba5ielbe
iofort liuoern llno ndh flr;er iSeit politdr.
big furiren. gu be;ieben fir rs Gents IN
ieSsr guteu apothcte, iopie BON q. gteu.
fd6ter & &c., y. 8. Boz 2416, Heu Oart
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-21
(Bortietnns foISt.)

Die &ebbabner a 9 b lit bsusr in
Der 9ifel isbr lobnenb. Die Silbner finb
itelenweiis 3abI,si9 ~uorbauben unb gutter
QuaIitdt. Die 9aisn inb omar 70 gut
als TN gOriabre, absr ni5t 70 tabIrsi9 pis
iest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-21
gine bOrsusIirbs SeIsssnbsit

Sins borsasIifbs 8sIsssnbsit
CUR leberfabrt spiiden Deuti6laub unb 2lmes
rita bietet bic beudbrte uno beliebte Baltimore
Qiuie oeS
.Norddentseheu 9logd.
Die rlbmli6f %befaunteu, neueu unb erprobs
ten, 5000 Cons SroBen Softbarpfer bieier e:Sie
'ubren r~esslmabia wOaentii4 spii4sn
Battimurr nuA 8rente,l
y trect,-
nnb nebmen gSafiasiere ~ iebr biligen greiIen.
Suite VerpIe9un9! @rObtmO9lidite Siderbeiti
Dolmetiber begletten bic @inpanoerer aiif bet
&eiie nod benz @eiten. Bis @nbe 1888 rprrs
ben nit Glopo=D ampfern
1,885,513 YaHastere
slidli9 iiber ben Ocean befOrbert, eemis Elm
9ntes 3eu9niB fir bic Seliebtbeit oieier 2inie.
Rsitsrs austunit srtbeiIsu:
q. gdumansr q Co., g~ensrabaseutsn.
30. 8 Shb GAP Ctr, BaItfmorg Orb.
=. Keua. 0%tdsn6urs, Generals asent,
30. 1874 Fifth Avenue, GsteasO. gus
p. &isns d Con.
4. N. xSsrnsr. Saaenten tn DRbuaue.
SsStors & 0rnntr.)
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tomorrow afternoon and evening the
theater-goers Of Grand Rapids will see
that famous opera company, the "Bos-
tonians," in the bright and melodious
opera, robin Hood" 1t is probably
the highest-priced organization OF the
kind on the road, and the management
had confidence enough in the intclli-
gence of patrons to guarantee the COM
pany q large sum to come here. The
fact that such well known SINGERS rs
Barnabee, Tom Karl, Jessie Bartlett
Davis, Juliet Gordon. Marie Stone, W.
II. Macdonald and Geo. Il. Frothlng-
ham are among the principals ought
TO carry conviction OF the unusual
merit of this attraction. Seats are now
on sale and the house ought to be
packed. The prices here are the same
as charged in Detroit and Chicago.
There is a large demand for seats for
the famous Fiske Jubilee Singers, who
Will give a concert at Powers on Sun
day night.
The next attraction at Redmond's
Will he the wcll-known Irish comedian
and inimltable dancer Pat Rooney.
seats are now on sale.
"An Irishman's Love, plain, home
ly and highly entertaining irish COM
pauy, ~ attracting fine audiences at tic
Lyceum tins wecG.
Joseph J.. Sullivan Is I'D his way one
Of the most original comedians ever
sCen hero, and Will bo funny IN the
BLACK Thorn" for the remainder OF
the week.
An exchange says OF Bluot card, Jr..
The spectacle as a whole is q most
sumptuous and elaborate production.
upon which money has been lavIsbed
without stint. The array Of beautiful
aud novel costumes s hew idfung.
Dance, marches, ballots, aud aN TIC
devices OF tne modern spc cctacular l'1r-
lesqae arc made Use ~ with prod C3l
hand. each appropriately placed 80 an
lnvcst1re ot dszziug sccuerT. ln al-
dliIon q prologue there arc four acts, +,
each v1t1 Its own setting. ana these in
turn arc bTokcl up into numerous
scCncs. Among the moro brilliant
scenes were the grotto Ct Fantastic
Fancy by Noegtin. and the Garden
Terrace in biue1Card's Palace hv
Albert In the first act the grand lailot
OF Size insects and bres, and n thc
second tne sumptuo1s wedding pageant
and march anil the Light ~ Asa"
ballet vas brilliant iu tire extreme
The company VII occupy the ara of
Powers opera House al ct rezt wee s..
Mstness will be gwen On "Wednesday,
Thursday and saturday. TIE sale oi
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Prof. 4. g.. sweusberg went 70 1hlca-
60 last night 20 meet hls daughter, Miss
Beriha Meiita, who has been attending
ST. NarVs school al knoxville, li4.
The pupils 81 ~ Mary's school viii
come 10 Chicago BY special car. MISS
Swensberg VIII pend the holiday yaca-
ton with her father u this city.
WI. TT. Saunders, OF the Grand
Haven National Bank, and member OF
the Board of Managers Oi thc Masonic
benent Association, WAS IA town yes
terday.
Manning A. Birgc, Geo. S. Root and
J. II. Robinson, VINO are attending the
Chicago Dental school of Surgery, vii
be at home to spend the holidays.
Rev. Dr. John Graham went 10 Al
bion yesterday 20 attend an important
meeting OF the executive board, Of
which he is member.
Rev. Mr.. stout, of Petoskey, who
came 20 attend meeting or the stand
ing committee of the diocese, returns
home this morning.
Dr. j. b. GFiswold has returned from
a three weeks trip 10 California. lie
came back by way OF Kentucky.
Thomas s. McGraw, of the big De-
troit shoe house OF \. c. McGraw x Co.,
IS at the Morton.
d. B. Butter, of Frankfort, judge of
probate of Benne county, is III the city.
Mrs. Geo. Edison, of West Br.dge-st.,
is spending week IN Lowell.
Arthur G.. and Waldo +. GUNNER, of
Cadillac, are at the Morton.
Deputy Revenue Collector Slosson,
of Reed City, is in the city.
Rev. DR.. j. \. RIppey, of Muskegon,
was IN the city yesterday.
Will Nelson, of Manistee, is visiting
friends in the CITY.
Mrs. David Cowell is seriously III.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
q Dc . Hlslerr o. l9.

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ana lFzsatsr
49, astsst4 rassssad Ia 81 TstsrstssfT ~ = Ger
fsats aF2aas1s ezpisaipn - t4e fsiE-i. aizi
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afar fls sAlaFplas aas.sss % AeF 2 ae4fFts
nE over ~ tli.dlasss il1gissaiizas tilr--eis
-a'lrcles sasa 80 1s,sseata.
fsos altei az4fes Cssss3 tlsarrzi isss recA-aod
fr1n faaEier
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

szats. Nhseh bexsa teis mornzag =
a.Es@cy tas lsfSssl - tae ss4sea.
Merskcgg s Bronson great nli.tsry
t4a8 y kaFs sac se<91Q q tae.I plptsl-
l4r SanaaY eous~FLs al k0e tsts,.lta
fhsater. a. S1n14y eRer2ag Dext-
Thry u.li e assisted ~ several pfole-
neag salosts. sa4 o1ex Uts aa2 A.
tr~eEsYe program.
The famous eTsnls. s'CasIe Essd lhe
foFge Asstsg. Nsli be presented al lnt
lyceaa fheater al ns2t wesk. 1ae
company pFe@enisDg Ibe p.ag hza heen
specially seiorteds and IS conpeSe1 q
4Ellsis 1T aeknoe leagsd reputation.
TIE asual nl2tneSs VII be gives aaf-
sng tas WssE.
Al the performances a. kmitn' ;
opef4 House ate under the sapeFs sion
aud management "a ~. iss0a and Mo-
tuslck, lso 81 lae hness ail-agound
variety people ou the stage to1AN
Anything o<arug tie stamp ot their
management may to Felod upon as
entertaining, ana thls week pr0auc-
tlou IS no exception. R.g crowds might
y. Maunees today and tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Rudolph Etssusbine. hsrkeeper st
Mrs Abrams saloon on Alpine-ave.,
1ss outside che city, was srraigaed be-
$50 lrstce iy3orn yesterday, charged
hr John lvGudYke With assault snd
hlttery The defendant pleaded not
rgity. ara The jury VII look nto che
r-a-l.r o. &c Z-l..
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19


ON Dec. q. 25 and 81. 1870 and Janu-
arvI. fs3f. the - IL. q I. wlI sell h0li-
day excursion tickets % Ell lccsl Doints
~ one and one-third fare foI the round
trip. Tickets good gong only On date
of sale, aul good tor lcsurA until Jan.
3, 1891.
Through excursion tickets vii be
sold O. chicago and CinC nuat.
French cream candy az lIatch's. =
cents per round. boxes fof - cents
Best Japan tcs in one pound fancy
basket Is lta tel' 8 only - Cauis.
Choice oranges ~ IIsten's, p and g
ref eoEen.
Ei3y waite TBoar
e made from the choicest wheat, care
ialiy sesecte
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

h hssaIzeEas, Def. 81 Fef LaweE
Alealga-. k4fg nortasfly elAas. sfa-
LanaFg lsiaperat'sFs. ksE { ppsf A.cl-
igans a aaEalef. far sastte seala wiaas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

am members of the Grand Rapids
lodge. $50. ~. are hereby ordered -
u.set AZ +. %. o. r. ball. Tower Block
stf =. m. sasrp. today, for the pur-
rsr of attending che funeral Of oar
at. hrofher. T. o.. VOORHEES,. Msueers
al asfst LODGES are cord ally invted.
j H EoEEvA. ~. G.
Yru fr .,..r1 Ser
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Nothing makes home so bright, com
Portable and healthful as Garland"
Stove or Range.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

The prices at Hatch's continue to
fall, and now, when they are low, IS
the time to secure your Christmas
dainties. Among the late changes in
his price list are Is lbs. OF granulated
sugar for 81; IS lbs. extra CO. sugar
for 81; ; gallons water white oil, 40c.
The price list can be found III another
column, and should be watched by
those looking for bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Decorated cups and ssucers. 10 a.
- ant e cents AeasE
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
Chinese
Sacred
Lilies!
I. R. RENKlCE & GO
l23 Monroe-st.
Telephone ~-....-iis
1EONAGD'S
% and 81 MOnrOe-st.
AN INVESTMENT.

There is no possible object YOU can
give your friends that Viii be- more ap-
preciated than q present Of China.
These beautiful goods Gro not only
enioyed by tboss who viii use them a.
present, but may be banded down a.
an heirloom 20 p0sierity anu after az
tam a priceless value.
Our stock of China and Pottery at
prices suitable for every person, D.
larger than ever before.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Choice mixed candy ct Hatch's, 10
cents a pound, pounds for % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

a nice plum pudding at Hatch's
only 10 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Choice oranges at Hatch's, 20 and %
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Fresh shrimps and Scallops at Det-
tenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Gents Christmas slippers rs cents,
81, $l.2j TO -. MoRsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Bayne & Coss allow no work to 20 out
that IS not perfectly satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Nothing makes a more suitable and
acceptable present TO housekeepers than
q dozen 1ine linen napkins. We offer
until Christmas only a little lot Of
about 100 dozen at Sl.J0 TO S5.A2 per
dozen. They are extra quality and
value. MoRsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Games Of all kinds at Dettenthaler's
III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

ws5e sv valley city MH6ng CO., Grand
kaF 81. s a family lsvorse. Try e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Kew mixed nuts 10 cents per pound
at Hatchs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

New mixed nuts Is cents per pound
AZ Hatch's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

We shall have a very fine assortment
OF candies at Christmas. Don't forget
10 see our assortment before You buy
elsewhere. CoopER's CANDY KITCHEN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Plush jackets 500, was $40.
MORsE's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

French cream candy at Hatch's, q
cents DC: pound, boxes tor 20 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Blsque head, KID body dolls at q,
so, 80 cents ADD 81. MuRsEs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Gents initial handkcrchiefs 80 cents.
Nop-F'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Choice mixed candy at lIatch's, 10
cents a pound. 3 pounds for - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Boys sleds -, 80 and 95 cents. Only
s. dozen lcft to sell 20 those prices.
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