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feet. Cupids holding cut-glsss balls
with dropping lamps Of bronze and con-
tanning twonty-four lights. are among
tie finest Of recen: productions One
recently made for Chicago millionaire
cost four thousand dollars
One 81 the latest fixtures designed
and now in process Of Manufacture is a
nine-light oaiy-leaf electrolier Of pierced
china with colored metal twill adorn
a. uptown hotel
To ft Up large private house IN the
latest styles Of electric lighting costs
from ffteeen thousand 70 twenty thou
sand dollars. exclusive ~ The plant OF
course handsome fittings can be had for
one-fourth of that amount bat those
who want tho latest have 70 Fay er-
tremel7 fancy prices
some 81 the finest fttings have lately
heen nut into steam hoass The Pari-
tan. - the Fall River line, has 4 thir-
taen-thous usard-dollar set ~ lamps. The
pillars in the grand saloon are adorned
with foral hammered leaves. from
which hundreds of lThts jut ous TIE
Pilgrim. 81 The same line, = 70 Re fitted
up in the sane wa7
- E--t- - A. f--os
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and the American artist have taken up
the matter OF interior electric lighting
and the electric light fittings have be-
come part and parcel OF architecture.
The fttinrs are designed 20 suit the
style ot the architecture. and they cover
many periods Somo % these are the
R0marcsque. the Renaisssnce (French
and Italianh Louis XIV, Louis XV.,
louis XVI, tho Empire. Adams (En-
Ciish styiel, Colonial (hmericsu) and
the nineteenth century revival Of tho
Renaissance in the foral period. Tho
materials in tte fittings are chiefly
wrought iron. brass and copper ham.
r1cred.
Three OF four million dollars are in
vested in tie business The American
companies which used 70 manufacture
goods inferior Go tlc French article are
now consolidated. and many OF tho
best French designers arc employed by
them. Tt appears Just now tha. the
Americans arc little ahead OF the
French and English In this new art
But the American peoplo arc FAR from
being convincct of this yet The
vanderbIts aud many other of the
wealthy Fifth avenue families have I'M
ported electric liyht fittings and viii
have no oshe-s Bat &c seems to b
only matter Of q few years more whom
American Art ana American enterprise
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DRoBATF oRDER-state OF ailchigan. Cou

pROBATE oRDER-Siate of Michigan, Coun-
6 OF Kent. ss.-At session ef thc Probate
Court for said County Of krnl. held az ibe
Probate Office. ia the city % 0rana kapi4s. oi
the l2tn day OF September. a. the year one
thousand eight hundred snd ninety.
Present. cyrus =. Perkins. Judge Of Probate
III the matter of the estate OF
GEERTJE NAN pEN EhEN. deceased
on reading aud Ming the petition. duly
verified o. Barfcl Jonker. administrator. %
said estate praying tsis court Tor license aaa
authority 10 sell the real estate 81 said de
ccaed therein described for iAe reasons ana
purposes therein SET forth.
Ii IS ordered that Friday. the 10Th day Of
October next. st ten O'Clock ina the forenoon.
at said Probate Once. be appointed i0r hear
ing said petition. and fhai ne heirs az law
If said deceased aud an pcrs ns interested IN
said estate appear before SAID court AZ said
time and place, 10 show cause why a license
should not be granted 10 SAID admlnisiratef
10 sell real estate as prayed Tor IA sail pet
ton.
And il is further ordered. That copy Of This
order be published shree successive weeks pre-
yiOus 10 said day Of hearing, il the lELEshhs-
HERALD. daily newspaper printed and circa-
latlug Ii said County Of keat-
CYRUS =. PERKINS.
"a true copvA Judge OF Probate.
ADoLPH 3. Mason. Register. monsept1.
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pRoBATE 0RDHR-Siate of Michigan. Coua
4 q of Kent ss. AZ q session oi Size probate
court fof said County - heat. he'd 81 tht
Probate officc. a. tNe City oi Grand Rapids. oa
flt .6l day of august in Tie year Unt
Thousand e lghf huulrea aud nineiN.
Present. tylus l.. PERKINS. Judge 81 Probate
In Tie matter ~ khr estate ~
AsHlh6ION HEAlH deceased.
Oscar L. Heath. administrator ~ safe e.
tate. hAgiug rendered 10 This court nls maj
aa alInlbtrztiou account
Ii j. ofderee that Monday. the I'D day 81
Sfpfcmtcr. ls%l. az % 81 clock ia the forenoon.
Al said Probate oIlcs, be appointed Tor TIE
examination and allowance ol said account.
Aua IL is further ordered, that copy ~ thls
order be published three successive weeks pre-
NiOus 10 said cay Of hearing. in the 1fLEcksN-
HFRkIB, daily new Spaper printed aad circG-
lafing In said county ot Kent
CYRUS I. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate.
"A true copy
ADofPp b. MssoS. Register. mon is
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"HE WILL GET OVER IT."
A Little Lecture to Mothers That Is
Timely just Now.
Especial Correspondence

tcpeciAl OOrTee ponue0ccl
BROOKLYN, Sept. Ill am moved
today to declare that the callousness
OF most mothers regarding the illness
Of their children is alarming. Within
a year the question has been asked
of three different mothers. "How is
your little one who has been ill?' And
the reply has been substantially the
same in each case: "Oh, he is pretty
sick, but it is nothing serious He viii
get over it.
The repetition Of this phrase has struck
home and has awakened thought. VIII
the child get over it? Is it not doubtful
whether the young stomach which has
been so badly disordered that the little
patient has had to lie in bed for days
viii ever entirely be what it would have
been without this illness? Do not the
severe attacks of bronchitis and pneu-
monia which afflict so many chill
dren leave an abiding mark behind
them? Is not the case very much like
that Of the cracked or mended bowl: 1t
may serve a good many purposes still.
but it can never oe so strong nor so use
ful as it was before it was injured.
The fact is that parents expect their
children to be i'll. They are astonished
if a year passes without more or less Sc
rious invalidism among them. 1t is
probable that some indispoSition in an
ordinary family of four or FIVE persons
or more is inevitable; but if there be
wise mother in charge this illness ought
seldom to be serious enough TO keep the
patient in bed. Utter prostration usual
ly argues long course OF improper hv-
ing beforehand.
II has too long remained unrecognized
that the human body is a machine. and
that its normal method Of activity is IN
q regular routine. Children should eat
as nearly as possible the same sort
Of fo0d-not necessarily the same ar
ticles-but about the same proportion
Of nitrogenous and other foods. ev-
cry day at regular hours, ard never
at other times. They should so 10
bed and get up at the same hours
daily the ventilation Of their sleeping
apartments. the regulation Of their bath
ing. clothing and ali the physical opera
tions which maintain health should bs
arranged with as accurate method as -
practicable, always avoiding the cast
iron system There Is no need Of much
nor hard illness in an ordinary family.
and unjust a. the assertion may sound
there Is bad management IN the house
hold where it is otherwise. To tell the
truth, the csrelessness. the ignorance or
the weak indulgence of mothers Is at
the bottom Of thrse-fourths Of the III
health and mortality that is 20 shocking
~ prevalent among children These
mothers become used 70 sickness IN their
families. hardened TO its snu7aity, md
they really Do come % think fnat It Is a
small thing. "Hs vih get over it- y"
The chances are ten to ore that ne does
not get over il. bat that he feels II mora
OF lsss 70 the day 4 his death. which a
FASTENED because Il Il
KATE CPsoN CT.ARx-
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Tsn BrxM

lights The bracket lamps are mostly
In the Louis XVI. style and are made TO
look as If they had been stored away
for hundred years and had just been
taken from dusty closet. The highest
artistic efforts are spent on these
brackets.
An immense electrolier was recently
made in this city for Roman Catholic
church in Montreal. 1t has four hum
dred lights, is twelve feet high and
sixty-seven feet wide. II is made prin-
cipally OF bronze and cost number OF
thousands which the manufacturers do
not care 70 name.
The same company, few weeks ago,
put up in the capitol At Austin, Tex.
an electrolier fourteen feet high and
eight feet in diameter. The lights are
arranged to spell Texas and are in
the form Of star, the Lone Star of
Texas"
One OF the prettiest OF the smaller fit
tings is bronze fly from the mouth OF
which light is pendant These flies
are placed at irregular intervals on the
walls and mako curious and pretty ef-
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NroTTCF no cRFDTTORs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
y state OF Michigan County Of Eenf.-ss.
Notice is hereby given. HAT 10y an order 81
the Probate Court for tle County oi Kent
made on the Ath day of July. A. ID. llsl. SIX
months from that date were allowed for
creditors 10 present their claims against ihe
estate OF
SALOaIA BIEIHMEIER.
late Of said cour7y deceased. and that az
creditors Of said deceased are required 20
present their claims 10 said Probate Court. AZ
the Probate once, in the city OF Grand Rapids.
forexaratnation and allowa fce. on or before
the 9ith day OF January next. and that such
claims will be heard before said court, on
Fridav. the 10Th DAY 81 January next. az
ton o'clock IN the forenoon OF each q that
day.
dated July So A. y. 1870.
CYRUS +. PERKINS.
mon aug o Judge OF Probate.
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pRQBATE oRDER~-StsIe of Michigan, Geun.
tK 81 Aeat 81 "a sr1slll ll tat Probate
tears Scr sa.a lolatS cl heit nusa af tne frs
tals eaeF iE ttt tits ul or4ti1 h4P-es. a2 tat
a. aas 81 Aaeasl ln thr ye4r QAe sAels4za
xishs alnurra aHa Eiafff.
fresrut. lsrls 4 feTAlas sea4e al ffeeaie
a. lne Elattrr ~ tat e.fat e
MILtIELA 8 hWAhlLh ascr4seG.
HeaFs 81. Nols alHlN SLATER 81 SAD
esFatr. having rendered g. LatS ceutf Ais n44aI
-allilllDIfa account
III - eHacrfd. thsI Monday. the -aa aaS 81
--rfffasar ls.3 al sea O'Clock in Thr lpfr
uuau. at SAID fTol4tt ettet. 81 4pp4i ntcN inr
E1f tAauslnlA4tlon al4 allowance 81 salu ~
cuarf
And Is further ordered. fhaI copy 81 ifHs
af1tf ae plbllsnfc lHree successive NctAs lif
NOUS lo saia day 81 hrariag, in fat teirsiani-
Herald. daily newspaper Eriufte aA0 ciftA.
laIug IA said County - Kent
CYRUS n pEkkINs.
"A true copya Judge "a frVhate.
AuolFH B Mason. Register. noD -
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Eeehsehil1 sf Lsa2sa- = cess 81
taoaSaa1 doliars. Il > sNeAfS-e1s
ineaes - Sizneser 4e1 s1o4s Tf~ fSS-
alga 4a1 Is a41e - gtt Ere11e A~
roek eFFssal Tae 9eslga = = tae
Le1ls XVI psriod s1xfE-eis2t s-s--
trfc hahts kaag froza ths eso1ze ls4sss
an8 Eaa gslle@ el11sloa - AZ1t > -
rea4Ek.sle as ess heszt1fal ass-ga-
Tha cost q nearly al he nnSf H.
tlngs naeant Z ga Up iato tAe h4n1resls
Oas C she prettlssI - ~sor s-iff2l
LAMP slgA dEAgoa tslsting slzlssit
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49, k4-4alzs Ka3ehfsl - sAs Aszox1 -
hex - ArslsE E.zss4sA


Pass, Az. "a sci knswn PA-
TislAn dane du graaa moAds Is tAs Daeh-
esse e LayRss. the enly a41gater 2
Dazs Soztaene e IA Rochetoacaal4-l'a-
szoci4 ky us hrst VIE. fFinasss 10
laade cs PollsEzc. proseroa4l Tor hsf
ueaaty Nhen Nix. De u kocAefoa-
ezald married the youns Due De Laynes
SIS was stil IA her teens. and TIE united
sges e boEh maa sai vie sc@gcsly ~
ured up thlrry-eight years. TIE nnlon
Vas happy one, bat o1 short durSti0a-
The duke Was killed Al tie battle of
P4tay. IN the Ffaneo-dernan wAr. ana
the unfortunate wife was made widow
st - She vowed never 70 exchange
tha name she bore for another aud has
kept her vow.
pampierre. the family country seat, IS
a. abiding monument OF tie love she
bears 70 the memory OF the young aud
accomplished hero who fell on the held
fghtiag for his country's cause. Not =
thing has been chaage1 n ths o.d resi-
dences every bit Of furniture--the accu-
Inulated ar treasures and heirlo0mS OF
eenturies-is stu 10 be seen just rs he
left IL when DO started az the head Of tho
Mobile troops Of the Sarthe, whom no
commanded. Yet. faithful as she Is 10
her widow weeds. the duchess Is by 10
means Of y somber turn Of mind She
spends the winter az Cannes the autumn
az Dampierre. the spring in Paris. and
the summer ar Saint-Germain. or IA
England. She owns a fine hotel Ia close
proximity 70 her fathers sumptuous
mansion in the Rue de Varenne. and the
receptions she gives there during her
two months stay In the CAV capital are
eagerly attended. The entertainments
given by the duchess at Cannes are tbs
talk Of the Riviera for weeks before and
after; the guests, as in Paris, are the
flower of the aristocracy; and often
times the theatrical performances, which
are the great attraction at her charming
villa, only take place before par. -
of kings
Although frail and delicate in appear
ance, with dark hair and expressive blus
eyes, the Duchesse De Luynes is active
I III Ict udD4tc, dIlQ LlhhcS INC LuOSt Va hcA
time. She rises early, dresses neatly and
well. superintends the education of her
/ children, organizes trips and excursion:
for their benefit. rides, hunts and trav-
els with as much zest as any English
girl. Not three years ago she went al
over Algeria with Comtesse Patocka and
Nine de Brantes But her chief dehgh
is in painting. She was one of bevy o
aristocratic pupils Of Cot, among whom
were Miles. de siartiges, De Banuelos, d,
Segur-now Comtesse de Guerne-anC
Nile. de Goulaine, now Comtesse d.
Mailly-Nesle. One of her best friends i
the Marquise d'Hervey de Saint-Denis-
in art Louise Dubreau"-formerly
constant attendant at the masters stu
dio. The duchesse herself puts the sigma
ture "Yolande Dalbert" to all her ar
work. THEODORE STANTON.
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. NNI' Y q " y = n ~ = =
around IL an3 names In TIE form OF cleo
trie Lghts pogriny from his mouth
There Is enc q these lamBs In The resi-
Gence OF William G. Whitnsy, ex-secre-
tary Of the Navy. Another Is cupid
holding a LAMP made OF hammered cop
Per. Ten OF these are in Mr.. Nhitneys .
house.
A sample OF Adams style Is seen In
many hne residences: IL IS made Of
wrought iron The chandelier, which
contains four lamps. is held By = bronze
boy. Who Is peering down into the
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NVIIf IL fIl
y state If Michigan. county oi Aent-ss.
Noflce 5 hereby given. that by an order OF tie
Probate Court. Tor toe co2nty Of kenf, made on
the 3ist DAY Of July. A. ID. 50. - months
from that date were allowed Tor creditors 20
present their claims against i1e IS At ot
ELIAS BRAN.
late OF said county. decreased, and that all
creditors Of said deceased ARE required 10 pre-
sent their claims 10 said Probate court AZ t1P
Probate Office in the city q. Grand Rapids. for
examination and allowance on or before the
3lst dav of January next, and that such
claims will be heard before sid court oi
Saturday, the 6Ist dav - January next. 20
10 o'clock in the forenoon ~ each % that d3y
Dated july u. A. ID. isa1.
CYRUS T.. PERKINS.
mon aug . Judgc oi Probate
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

cllmax In the advance which made the
candle and the coal-oil lamp give way
% the gas chandelier.
Until lsSs AL the fner class Of cleo
trio light fixtures was imported chiefly
from Francs. American companies
manufactured = class OF plain goods
which failed 20 satisfy the wealthy and
were too costly for others All this Is
changed now. The American architect
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$500 Reward |!

W -,s - ~. 49,. ---srss f-r snrrare ~ E1---
~--lrf-f~t r~-r-.ss sf~k "a sss-re 80 4esft-e .1
ss7-s.sses ~ Cs-tiv~-ess rsnn,t rare 80 f-si
Faertzhf- liver 2 =. resn ere -
---.-ssss -sss r.s~ - r.~-1r sr-esse s1S sewer
fsfi tr ztr- at,sfs~tia1. srrar rsfci lRfs- fes
a.s~rat-srr rslss st --rrs Fersrt r rssrs-
a-.f a4.r.ss..-x rSs e-rr7-- 1srrfs-rersa azT -
EssE feax Il wrsr roaPaNN CHlC sea. iii-
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TREAsURER's NOTICE
c.ty Treasurer 5 ofaes. }

itt n AFfN<Nftf rtiltffr
Grand Rapids Nieh. SeHt 2. lrt-
Notice is hereby given fBaf fae asse ssinfnt
roll Tor rhp consf rHeff0u ef .er er lH ffineni
and Naaold streets. ln fne cfF - EfAtt
Raaids = nau in ny hands aHd faaf uiu
receive naFme1f thereon fef fiie Htfiea ei
freufv days from flls date. af TIC offce oi the
cts Treasurer. fily hai ....---
cent e fitf Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

TIE Grand Rapids a Ind ana ksii-
road Company viil sci Harvest kvcir-
sen tickets September ? and y AM
Dft-her 3 to points south, ~cutnwest,
vesf sad northwest at one fare for the
raard mp. 0ckets good fer refnra
vthn thrtv davs. Fer teSe1s snd
further Information. spply g. n An
onfst. st Tnicn Ststor. or Gee. y
Narson. Citv Ticket ofice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

VII .~s overcome French and Enzlisa
sscead sncr.
The 1ittinrs made today are - varied
T. ssvIe and far more artistic thar the
eas sxtnres TheT are considerably
more costiy. sco The ccstliest sver
rsaas vas Al sisctrolieT. which nov
bangs IN 10 drawtus-roc-n * James
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Clfr Treae8re7' 0ter
rrsn5 Eari6s Mffn sept p isF
Nrffee a. fafrfv given fhat she efeessre fff
raf farfhe eeasfra rfIfH - sever F ttfreHff
street fr-rr fffr reffe elrnrf 80 y 20 fFfF -
81 fnr rItV ~ Hftrt Fsri1s is anF fH nf
hands ara THAT ~ rere - feFafrf tilere
81 fsr ffe reriaf rf fvf-fF fzF- ffuE ffs
sste. ~ sHe cree ~ fFe fff7 Trsafuref. ffff
F.t HFNRHf p Fffk6
sarf It's Irees1rfr.
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rREAsuRER's NOTICE.


City Tressurcr's once.
Grand Papids. Mich. august q. lssa.
Notice IS hereby given that tae assessment
for sewer in North lon.s street from Newberfy
street u Naibficge street. in the citN q
Grand Rapids. IS now in my hands. and fhsi Z
viii receive pas meat thereon Ger the period of
twenty DAYS from this date. 81 the On BE 81 thc
0''' GEORGE r. PERRY.
sentI6 cts Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
MICHIGAN CENTPAI

fDally. Al others daii1 fkfclt sunday
Tax az effect >aGNaN. jay la. i,-N
sleeping ears ga Pacific sne Atlantic "a
Presses - and frou Net1e.l larlT cars fln
GA Day tEprres and Trace hspids - press o.
and irom Detroit Direct connections madu
Al Detroit Win al thrauEN trains tasT Tics
efs ca sale ~ lHlon Ticket orIce tI Moufue.
s., and az nion depot.
fEfn ~. fRC5s. Nrnl Ar'f - Manroc-st.
Q. ". kJeCLEs. q. j. anl j. AgI. Chicago.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.


fITN fHI"UTFF i" |TIUIFl
Grand Rapids. Mich. Aug. q. Ism
Notice is hereby given that tIe assessment
roll for IN opening and EXTENSION II wealthy
avenue Dn TIE west 31e of Hfend riFer. ih
The CRY Of traud Rapids g. HoH in ng hands.
and fhaf ! uiH receive payment thc con iaf
the period 90 twenty DAYS from fhis date. ai
tne ofnce 0f the Cify Treasurer. CTS 4tl
GI0EGE N PERRY.
s.... II fffk treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
DETROIT oRANDmAvrN 4MllwauErl

Detroit es press leaving 80 A. Ia Aas NlEuef
pGrlor aud buffet car aftachra. Uua evening
express lraflE - = m has par.ur car az
tachc1. These traiNs make direct connection
"a Detroit for al points East
ENpress leaving nt Do s. q r has Narnfr
sleeping ear O. Detroit. arriving in Detroit 81
81
Steamboat express makes direct connect IA
a. Grand HaKeu with steamer far N Wausrr.
Through railroad tickets and aecaD sfrasu-
ship tickets aud hlgefin n9 Caf berfhs secured az
-. q. ~. 4 III. oacl. - Aoafoe 81. and 81 thr
depot
JAS. Campbell. CITY Pass Agent
JOHN M. LOUD. Ifailc Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Van Heusen's Cocos-The or glnal
most soluble
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nKrRolT. LANsIxa 4 NoRTHEnK

DETROIT. LANSING A NORTHERN
IElar1
b nErf a for saginaw sIa Bay CITY ~ u
~ aiI fer Lansing. bfffc ar1 tsei fH
EKHrfss Scr bsns "a. NeIrelf aFn Lsst q 81 = fH
Ma far Aiins. ~ lo0't arc e.sli nas .fs ls 3 io
Eatf ffH. for Detroit hfW ora eDH
Iesion fZ5 IN
aEHfFf
MAJ from rafilaW sid Hts Cts fIl 81 $ pei
Na ffrfn i.HHsInE. Drffe aae thsi iLi. q fH
laei ftg frnm Lans. Ea Dcffef ard
fh. fa-f f0- 3 m
Erfifsss from i.sHsns sue Detroit re
4 4 f,rar.. fsf.sr ea1. 4tr tf I.EHIH auH
srsa.. slos 3 M
fNafT fDailY fxreia -unaas.
The shortest Ii1e - Deffrf aHf aFl le
gaDf paflor ears between pefffit ana Grams
EaIins
frfffrfess and Information tFTI~ % fnier
tfetef arae. II KonYpeef auo tlrr afpet
NxA stfr7 heirs Hru Pass. AEt
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

ot s&2 lll11l-Es
tin "a Eheaters
hotels ana pEi-
Y2gs dEelltags
las coue > az
lndustFy Tt
uIxbt almost %
called "a arG oF
a. ls1st an allv
Of an ART FOR it
las engaged the
attentioR OF
architects and
AS called forth
sone of the best
eforts u ar-is-
TIC aess gners-
This new IN
dusEY Is the
manufacture OF
electric ligh Z
hKtures Only
two or thre Q
years ago it was
In Is Infancy.
To-day IL has
reached an i'm
portance almost
as great As cleo
tric Lighting
itself. and has
attracted mill
Ions In invest
ment The yas
chande lier IS
daily recedinc
20 give place 70
the electrolier,
and II the rate
ot progress OF
, the last tw c
! years Is main
tanned. the elec-
trolier may be
sc q n in . n Z
d wellin Ks oi
!. persons Of very
moderate means
II may be the
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
LEGAL ADVERTISING


ttFtsrz 80 NFs CASA.
HRsNn NAYlas A5et. q - 81 sstA
Aelsef is heFfaE kstH tae. s12ioa tHefsss-is
~ - rse INA s. tls < - { rIs . ...sset - -
as 1ueta4t1E = F4elatr4 4est ~
g el.seA ~ 81 >lsia 1aN. lef lege slIi 8 stt
tsi H4sF ~ lrss Qt Aal eeAt. vlfAri Nia1a
0stssrfvl 81 kae ssts - = s.iea tts.ir, ~itt ia
s4ch statistics a. tat ti,a.. .i t4s 50 1.-tse-
4lss leky strecf-
lte esaaea reserves lhs rlEni - rs5scl as
AIS al p11poss -
TDwARp III SfEIN
III - l+Ehth
tH4> HallStk.
attest tafIl-f .r 81 3 4llAiAE.
NE saIsAess. cts C.crt- ~
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ELECTRIC FITTINGS.


ne Fopals-iag - FFsaeh ~sr&-A1~r-
lesa azaaE.essaF~rs foaal4s 80 tas
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-01-02

Hayes & Crmsby, plumbers, gas and
steam filters, of Bristol, ask the peo-
pie of Johnson City to give them
a trial when they want work in their
line. They are recommended as first
class workmen and guarantee salts.
faction both in quality Of work and
prices, See their advertisement else
where in this issue.
There was a Christmas entertain
ment given 1t the Thankful Baptist
Church, (colored) on Thursday night,
Dee. 25th, 1889, consisting OF an COX
Manger" in which there were SIG pres.
ents presented to friends. The value
Of the presents amounted to 5000, or
moro.
J. f. Hatcher & Co., insurance
agents, are new applicants for public
fayors. They represent good compa-
MES and are prepared to take hazard
Gus risks comparatively low. See
their advertisementin this issue.
The officials Of the East Tennessee
road have determined to lay a large
number Of additional tracks between
Knoxville and Bristol. The business
has grown SO the trains can not be
handled, and the crowded condition
Of the tracks is said to be the cause Of
the frequent accidents and delays Of
late.