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Milford chronicle., 1891-10-16

sstops to leave passengers from Wilmington
and points north,
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Wilmington :sO6 night, and $50 D. m
daily. and Ii.23a g. m. 2 IS, 6.15 D. IN. week days
Leave Newcastle 1T $50 a. m. and 1914 p. m.daly
andt 29,4 81 and 7.2e p. III. week days.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NOR
FOLK II. r.
Leave PHILADELPHIA Old Point Express li.l6 p.
m daily Baltimore 6.45 ,. m. Wilmington lsOl
a N stopping at Dover and Delmar regularly. and
at MddletOwn, Clayton, wyoming; Felon, har-
rihgtsn BridgeVlle, SeafoId and Laurel TO leave
passengers from Wilmington aud points north, or
taEe on passer gers for pOiu D. south OF Delmar-
North bound trains leave Demar lOo m, !atly,
Deyer SO q. M. regularly arriving Wilmington
415a m. Baltimore 6.45 a. m., and Philadelphia
biOA. m, and leaves Delmar ut 2.25 p. m, week
days. arriving at Wilmington 5.U7 p. M, Philadei
phia $50 p. m, baltimore $50 p. ~, stopping az
Drlnclpal intermediate stations.
The .Os a. m. train also stops at Seaford. Bridge
Vile Harrington, FeltOr, Wyoming, Clayton ahd
MiddletOwn 10 leave passengers from points soatk
OF Delnar or take on passengers from wilmington
and poiRts POrth. Alse stops on signal al Laurel
BRANCH ROADS,
DELAWARE. MARYLAND VRGISIS r. R.
L. ave Harrington for franklin and way stations
1928 a. m. b.4i p. m weekdays Returning
train leaves Franklin 05 q. m. 2OOp m. week
days.
RehOboth at 10 b m, for Georgetown and LeWes
5.i4 p m, Returning leave Lewes b. m Re
hoboth 3 10 pm. Additional train leaves &c 9rge-
tewn for Harrington VI % a. m. week Gays.
QUEEN ANNE & KENT r. R--Leave Townsend
for Centreville AID way stations q.25 n. m. and
sO2 p. m. weekdays. Returning leave Ceuter-
vile 2 80 a. m, and 4,36 p d. week days.
DEL. 4 CHEsArEAKE X. R--Leave Clayton for
oxford aud way stations at 9.l2 =. NJ. and 5.O3 p
m weekdays. Returning leave Oxford $50 a. NJ
and 80 p. m. weekdays,
CANBRlpeK & SEAFORD r. R.-LeaVe SeafOF&
for Cambridge and intermediate stations at II 20
a m week days AID on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays IS p. NJ Returning, leave Cambridge
G.2Oa N and on Tuesdays, Thursday, and Sat
nrdaVs 8 90 y.
CHAs Z. PUGH, General Manager.
J. r. WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-16
G. LAYT0N GRIER D. D. S.
DENTIST.
DEL

Office over the Bank
~ The dental rooms for
ss1a merly oc upied by DR. s.
kY - E. Marrhall.
49, 49, Villngs crown, and
kS7-ssssFl bridge work Special At
Ifssssssss iention gwen 10 ruppeF
~ KfsHege5T plates
III 4 z e-t--S Gas and local anaesthe'
administered for the extracting OF teeth. IT.
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-16
p. w. & 8. Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION,

On and after August iO.h, 1891, Csundays eS
ce9tedl trains will leave follows.
GOING SOUTH. AM.A.N. p. pm
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-16
THE SWORD OF ELEAZAR.
AsERMoN ON THE GOODNESS, DOUBT
AND UNBELlEF OF THIS AGE.

Sad Cases Of Christians who Believe bu
Part Of the bible. Of Men Who Doubt
Everything and Of Self Styled Chris
tians who shrink from the Conflict.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

TnuRspAy will be great day at the
race course. The two grandest gladi-
stoss Of the arena Of the turf will meet
70 struRgis for the supremacy. The
air will be rent with the cheers of thou-
snnds. the owners OF the horses will be
fetsd ana laudsd TO the skies, but the
RrAndest fellows of them all,--the
horses hemselves-will get q good rub
bing and . mess of oats. This seems
scsns fecompense for such q grand
effort, and something more should be
done. Horses are the proudest. king
liess creatures III the world; everyone
knows howthe veriestcrowhait will brace
mp and arch his neck under a new har-
ness. glittering with flashing bosses and
buckles. Let the ladies of Grand Rap
ids furnish . floral laurel worthy of the
noble ssceds vno are the cause of all
this furore. A collar of brilliant car
nations, heliosropes and bright red and
yellow roses sh hould grace the neck of
the victor and one of milder hue, the
neck Of the loser. The horses will
appreciate it. Try it and see.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
TALKS VIII TOURISTS.
Interesting Hits OF Gossip Picked Up /
the Taverns.

Interesting Bits OF Gossip Picked Up In
the Taverns.
"Rnsiness Is fairly good with u.s."
said j. &. Ford, the Fiuitport iron man
to reporter for the TELEeRAM-HERALD
yesterday. I'VE are turning out about
900 tons of pig iron D week. We get
our ore from Escanaba. II is cheaper
to ship the ore down here than to send
the charcoal up there All of US who
can get away are coming down to tho
races next week, aud expect to enjoy
ourselves which ever way 1t goes"
IA. Sweezy. a Hastings attorney was
at the Morton yesterday.
e. w. Spear. \ Ludlngton furniture
dealer, took dinner at the Morton yes
terdsy.
". II. Lovely, a Howard City hard
ware dealer, took dinner at Sweets
yesterday. lie was accompanied by his
wife.
r. o. Shaw, editor of the Newaygo
Republican and one of the hustling
politicians of Northern Michigan 10 in
the city. He is at the Morton.
Judge NJ. Brown of Big Rapids was in
the city Yesterday. He was accompan-
who was on her way to Ann Arbor to
take up her studies again in the univer-
sity.
J. q. Patterson of the Lansing Fur.
Eace Co.. is at the Clarendon.
j. W. Bailey, dealer IN farm imple-
meuts at Rockford. took dinner at the
Clarendon yesterday.
J. ID. Campbell, Jackson horse
dealer, registered at the Eagle yester-
day.
Fred Engle of Muskegon. manufac-
turer of galvanized iron cornices, Is at
the Morton.
IL. F. Bustch, q Big Rapids insurance
agent is in the city.
w. B. Francisco, proprietor of tho
Three Rivers hack aud baggage line,
registered At Sweets last night.
An excellent picture of Monbars. Don
Leather's rapid two year old, was on
exhibition in the lobby of the Morton
last night.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

can told a Ses York reporter 10 do
when &c asxed hinl 70 talks you would
just aboat express my Convictions
However, | find there Is considerable
more interest taken IN this election
than tnefc usually Is ~ a special, and
there - more interest shown outside OF
Grant Rapids than there IL right IN the
city. iE certainly looks as If Kent
would get the aominstlon. aud | be-
hese some one OF the men
prominently mentioned Will be the
n0aIainee. There doesn't seem to
De aay DARK hoFss among the
Republicans, aud whoever 10 nominated
vii receive the hearty support OF all
tie Republicans, no matter who had
peeIg tlleir preference before the NOM
inatiou. The work Of the campaign
must lie done on the stump. and IN the
newspapers, Tor there viii be too little
tise ~ snake Il A educational cam
pssSn by forming clubs; or sendlns out
much literature. BY the way, It 10 per-
feeiiy surprising Ia know the amount
pollL.cal litsrature, such as printed
speeches. the people will demand and
read. la the presidential campaign of
1855, WAS chairman of the eommittee.
ansl we had tons. 1 might say, cf
speeches and documents sent US. which
people would come and ask for. The
ordinary business man would receive
such pamphlets through the mail and
throw them unopened into the waste
basket. Some seem 10 have an idea
that legislation Is the panecea for ali
the evils they have, while IN reality, its
effect i. not so reaching. III they have
poor erops, and times are hard, they
charge il To the party IN power, and at
the next election put the party out.
While If crops are heavy, and times
good, they attribute il to the legisla ton,
and keep that party IN power over the
term. The more intelligent OF our
people do not think this way, but even
among them there is a feeling of unrest,
and they say that even il the legislation
isn't 10 blame for the existing
evils 1t won't do much hurt TO
make change. l think
this is one OF the reasons for the un-
accountable "tlop" affairs took y year
ago. The result of this Congressional
election will be of no particular party
interest. except for the prestige II
would give next year. The interest
will he local. 1t has been customary
for the Republicans 10 give their nomi-
zee second term, If he desires il. A
man can't accomplish much during his
first term in Congress / believe the
term should be six years, the same IS
the senatorial term. In six years man
could DO something for himself and for
MS district. and would avoid all the
cost and excitement OF the frequent
elections. To my mind there IS no
question OF the success OF the Republi
cans this election"
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
SELL YOUR CORN.

Farmers are advised TO hold their
corn for higher prices. White Il Co.
held their corn without any advice
from outsiders and they went TO the
wall. On general principles it is bad
policy 10 hold any crop after il is ready
20 be marketed. A fair and honest
price u all ths farmer should expect.
when the farmers combine against the
consumers 10 create q corner in food
products they become powerful ally
Of the gambling spectators. If this
advice snaIl be Needed there Will neces-
sarily follow . striugsuey in money.
The farmers viii be compelled to
surtail expenses, while the consumers
v,ll either 90 without corn or find a
substitute for it- When the farmer gets
ready 10 sell. corn may or may not be
worth more per bushel than it is now.
The natural, unhsmpersd supply and
demand of food products viii regulate
che price 30 "a to meet the necessities
Of both producer aud consumer with
out fesorting 10 artificial means. Arbi-
trary and unnatural prices for any
product work great injury 10 those who
must buy. The gain to the farmer be-
comes = lcss 10 the vorkingmsn. me-
enanic end artisan. Farmers should not
hold shesrc m 10 extor:s price sboveit
Vnlus. Every such move il attended
Oiin retribnsiou- Farmers. cell your
tprn 81 ITS present market value, if you
need the money. 10 not depend upon
ths fekls future for an increase IN
price. <ou may be fooled badly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
GREAT BIG flcuRks.L
The Toll Road Company's Prices are
Ont of sight

The special toll road comnaIt,ce, ton-
sisting of Aldermen Sproul and Turner,
met yesterday morning at the council
committee rooms a1d considered the
propositions made by the owners of
the various toll roads for the sale of
such parts of their roads as lie within
the city limits. The propositions will
be submitted to the council whhout
recommendation by the committee.
The following offers have becu pade:
Bfldge-st. road, onc-half mile. $4,000:
Alpine-ave. road, seven-eighths mile,
5000; Iake-ave. road, three-quarters
mile; sl2, 500; PlaInfield-ave. road, one
halt miie, 5000; Grand Rapids and
Walker road, three-qusrters mile, $i2.-
coo; south Division-st. road one mile,
ssS.0oo. The GrsndviiIe-sve. road de-
ei'Eed TO make any proposition.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
MEETING OF TEACHERS.
sspt. shssr,-rs ANNOUNCES . system 81
profssxi onat study

Supt. Chalmers called the frst gen.
eFal meeting Of the public scnool teach
ers YESTERDAY morning at the Central
building, The course of study in pro-
feSslouai subjects was announced. The
teachers were divided into four divi-
seas in order % facliltats this work
TNc kindervsrtsn and the first and
second grade teachers constitute the
fret slvssaon, the third, fourth. and irss
dielson OF tse tlfth grade teachers. the
second tie second division Of the fifth
erasie. tie sxth, seventh. and
FIRST dlvixon of the eighth grade,
me third. tie second division Of
the eighth grade. The ninth.
tensh ard eleventh grade teachers. the
fourth ofscers were elected FOR these
several 4 sis,0ns. and ths professional
aaa psysholox cal work wlll be eaFrsed
"a win taofooghness-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

lady resting on pillar viii be presented
10 the audience. The pillar Mil be
removed, aad the lady suspended on
magnet, will remain IN hid air,
MYSTERIOUS and wonderful. A genuine
Congo warrior, hu-ba-n-ceuf-fu, wlll
present himself. tie MAS brought TO
America three years ago. tie will IN
troduce the native war dance ii cos
tune. Prof. Deser, in original feats OF
legerdermaln. In the thsater Prof.
Deyer's European speciality company,
headed by the eminent French prestl-
digisatsur and lllusionist, Prof. l..
Deyer; Leonard aud shaefer; Al. Emer-
son. Hebrew dialect mimic aad mono
iogue artist; Wm. A. Lang; Miles and
Ireland, Irish comedians. The program
viii conclude with Prof. Deyer's won
derful illusion, entitled Cremation"
assisted by Mime. Deser. Friday after
noon ladies' souyenler day. Saturday
afternoon children will DO admitted at
half price.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

"Frcnch Marriage" by Charles Dauce.
Esq. The engagement will close on
Saturday evening with grand produc-
ton OF Saumets sublime tragedy,
''The Gladiator" with Mr.. Downing in
his Interpretation of the title role. That
part has placed Mr.. Downing at the
head of his profession as an exponent
of the robust characters OF the stage,
and today he stands par excellence in
such roles. Mr.. DOwning's support will
be led by that beautiful woman and
accomplished actress. Eugene Blair, a
Southerner by birth, born IN Columbia,
s. &. She made her debut at Hooley's
theater, Chicago, with the late John T..
Raymond, in the play entitled "Risks."
since that time she has supported most
OF the prominent stars Of America.
Her rare histrlonic abilities have made
her one Of the most attractive leading
ladies before the public. Miss Blair
will appear in some her most
prominent characterizations, including
Neodamia, Portla and Katharine.
In private life Miss Blair is Mrs. Robert
Downing. Fred &. Mosley vino for
many years controlled the leads with
the late Lawrence Barrett is also n
member of this strong organization.
Robert Downing stands today pron.i-
nent as an English speaking tragedian.
Old theater goers are forcibly reminded
of Edwin Forrest by his methods and
the heroic mold IN which his characters
are cast. His greatest power IN action
10 that which, uggesting repose,
yet carries . distinct impression
Of resistless energy when occa-
sion shall call into play his
full resources. rfhe superb physique,
the powerful voice, the splendid delib-
erstIons are all indicative Of momen-
tum held in checkg Mr.. Downing is a
great favorlte WITH Grand Rapids
theater goers, and his engagement is
always considered one of the events of
the theatrical season in TINS city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
General Notes of the stage.

DOOtu W Jun iOiScs Win nltlStil 8lu
Louis James next season.
YoungJ. X. Emmett is meeting with
fine success on his tour in the North
west.
Lang'ry will begin an engagement in
New York in january.
Julia Mariowe will soon bring out a
new play entitled "a Poor Player"
The scene of the play is at Stratford- on
Avon. twenty-four years after Shakes
peare's death.
Manager Burroughs announces the
closing performance of Augustin Neu-
vile IN The Boy Tramp" at Redmond's S
tonight.
Glowing reports have been received
about the business done by the ''Ole
Oleson" Company In Detroit during
the past week. Edward Il. Salter, Il
gentleman popularity known In Grand
Rapids, Is conducting the tour of this
Swedish comedy this season. 'Oie
Oleson" will follow "Custer" at Red
monds.
Mr.. Henry Irving is arranging COM
mittee to raise testimonial to the well
known proprietor Of the Philadelphia
Ledger, Geo. w. Childs, as an indica.
ton OF the gratitude of the English for
MIR. Cnilds' generous gift of a stained
memorial window to Westminster
Abbey and fountain to Stratford- on
Avon.
Dixey appears to be doing we'll as q
light comedian. The old fashioned
light comedian as ne was represented
by James Wailack and James L. MUIR
doch has been missed on the stage for
years. Lester Wallack had the tradi-
tions Of his father and was an artist,
but his work was impaired by It's over
elaboration and his self-consciousness
iii his latter years. The light comedian
forty years ago came near being the
chief charm of the stage. Dixey will
do the public y service if he can revive
HIM.
Young Salvini is going to try and Sc
cure a long run In New York tins
winter.
1t is stated that there is no truth in
the story that Marie Jansen is going 10
marry Bass the English ale man. 1t
has been traced to the Chicago humorist
Eugene Field who seems to have a
penchant for keeping Jansen before the
public.
Kate Field hits the truth when she
says 'no man can do justice to u fine
performance, who tired and sleepy is
obliged to evolve his opinion for the
next mornings journal"
j. Ii. Alliger who managed the
amusements at Ottawa Beach during
the past summer is resting IN the
country in the vicinity OF New York.
Thos. A. Mckee, the gentlemanly
and debonnair business representative
for Robert Downing, who while at his
home in Detroit is frequently taken for
Bishop Foley. left last evening for
Cleveland. Mr.. Mckee has made him-
self indispensable to Mr.. Downing's
interests and prospects.
The great Bernhardt will begin her
engagement III Chicago at McVicker's
tomorrow night. During her. engage
mcnt in the big city by the lake she is a
guest at the Richclieu, of which q
Grand Rapids native, j. Mortimer
Rathbone is manager. 1t required
some strong argument To persuade
Rathbone to allow BcrnhaidiS Rpiplals
to become guests Of the hotef. She
carries pet snakes and asps which she
uses in Cleopatra"
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
REPUBLICAN WARD caucUsEs.

The Republicans Of the city OF Grand Rapids
VII! hoid cancusfs IN their respective wards
on fonday evening. October Sth. lS9i, Al 20
y m. Tor The purpose of choosing delegates TO
the Republican ksnt eogaty convention 20 DC
1rid ~ the ctrcnlr court rooms October Ith.
Isl, and Tor the Transaction Of saeh other
business as may te properly considered.
Zach ward viii b entltied 10 three delegates.
tAueuses Will be held as follows. unless
changed by ward Committees. majority OF
each ward COMMITTEES are authorized 10 change
the time and place Of neella. Ia their own
ward. II found necessary.
&4@t 4ru 10. tra1dsiite-dFe
Scnpud Wards. W. cor. fonia and fountsin-st
InHd Sard...-..-... Dasidsoh's block. Island ST.
Fourth w -.......-tircuit court rooms
Fifth Ward .-.........-....... Films Hall
Sixth Ward ...................-SsW w. Leonard. s.
C1<01tu W @lu
s..-.....-.--...-Dr. balc's offce. II W. Brdge-ss
Exnsn " Al : =, =;
Ninth lA W. Fulton-sf
Tenth Jefferson ave
DWIGHT GOss.
Chairman Of Republican City Committee.
A. u. CHrLsxs. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
Power..-Kobers Downing.

Robert Downing. the we'll known and
popular young American tragedian'
will appear at Powers Grand Opera
House on Friday and Saturday of this
week, with the usual Saturday matinee,
IN very strong repertoire, including
Julius Cesar" which will be the OPEN
my bill. with Mr.. Downing in his im-
personation OF Marc Antony. Al the
Saturday matinee q grand double
comedy bill will be gwen, including
Shakespeare's charming comedy,
Katherine and Petruchio," and
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

The Republicans OF Kent County wtli meet
- convention n the Ciieait Court rooms. la
toe city Of Grand Rapids. en Wednesday.
Vttotrf I. OF III . eiocA a. H.. tof the purpose
et<ieefinS delegates 10 the Republican Con-
t9e>sional Convention Of the With Ceugres-
QlouA district. 10 be held ia Grand Rapids.
Xop4aY. Oct Il ls1i. aaa tne transaction OF
Dseft ether business az may properly eome be-
fore the convention.
ksch towasnip aud ward Is entitled Go three
9el<<1tes. By order OF committee.
THOMAS WALSH. ISAAC u. LAM0REUX. .
Secretary. Chairman
Dated Sept. u. sol
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
no QUESTION asour syecsss.

mr waynarH elves ssnsshie Rsssms
af the Fssftscst ssssasisr@
The Hon. Rszin A. Maynard replying
- int usrsss concerning Fifth district
pe,itscs said:
II have heen too busy b learn ssach
Of ~hst has beea rosss on "a poliscs,
exr>ps What have hesrS incidentally.
Bnt Il vpu woaid pat my nafns TO any
o< the interviews you have pahisssse*f,
= I'D ths ether ~ - Ohio posAss-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
GRATIFYING TO ALL.

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval of
the pleasant, liquid fruit remedy Syrup
of Figs, as the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value OF the quail
tiles on which its success is based and
are abundantly gratifying to the Cali
fornla Fig Syrup Company.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

The Board of Public Works awarded
the contract for laying water mains in
(.randvillc-ave. and other streets in the
First ward to West 4 Hayslett ysster-
dav. Their bid for laying 4. 6, 8 and
l:-inch mains was IL, LAY. Is and %
cents llueal foot respectively.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
TnE weather: For Lower Michigan,
rain; cooler with variable winds.

BANK robbers are becoming almost as
aggressive ~ the Oklahoma boomers.
Tho latest haul of half q million at
Kingston, New York, right under the
shadow Of Sing Sing prison has smack
oringof daredevil recklessness aboutit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
IN 1HELOCAL 1HEATERS
Some Sterling Attractions for the
Present Week.
ROGER LlHOsIE At POWERS GRAND
6sasrAi Custer Will Receive Minnie
Representation ~ Rsdmend's-ssw
Features at the Wonderland and
acknowledgements Notes.

The prevalence of the hot wave for
the pas, few weeks has not been well
coined by the managers OF the local
pisy-houses. The heat has been OF the
sitting and oppressive kind. and It Was
really matrydom to sit indoors sothe
theatres have not Jared we'll from a
box Office view. The attractions Tor
this week, which are here noted at
length will doubtless, with the adven.
of cooler weather command unusual
attention from theatre goers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

". II. Reedy gave a chattal mort
gagged loF sio50 TO Meyitt Brothers yes
ter,lay. The mortgage covers the
livery stock owned by Reedy, who
does hrs ness at the Barnard House
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

E<pp1iieAh Congressional sonyentlon OF
W. Una toHzresslaaal DisGrseg Of AieAlsaa.
efey e orand Ea9i1.. Aseh-. on Assaaay. oe-
e1set - l51<, Al II o'ctock a. Ia. Iur tne puf
1ee1 % dominating q glfiaid4fe for hepressat
xttv9 ~ ton6trsa "a the vacancy caused ~
eoe deoth II Hon- Melbourne II ksra and Tor
- ,kens1etssl 81 ssiea other tuslsea5 as mar
DRQD<xiy be considersd
Ac<ordIns 20 rs-ie heretofofe adopted the
9et<t1t counties OF the district vii be entified
tnc same Number Of delegafes as In the last
1ep~nifean state Convention. ylz;
&iie$4n 10 I0nis.....,..-...--. 10
4cnt.------------.--- Il Ottawa ...------..---- Is
" arder Of the Fifth Dssgrset kepaD.leaa
(onxxo16t0nzl Conniftee.
w. n l.oasssos. CAAirmAa.
Dslsnr 6os>. Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

ON ~ @<NJO8 = -
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds. head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F5c syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. K Esw Y0ax. n.y..
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

"Roger La Honte" will be produced in
this theatre tomorrow and Tuesday
evenings. This play, which is French
in its character and general treatment,
secured run of over 500 nights IN
Paris. The company which Will pre-
sent IL here IS known as the Brunaeus
Company, which includes Arthur For-
rest in the leading, or rather title role.
There are said to be several iinc and
important characters IN the play. Ii ID
said that there are many iine oppor-
tunities for thrilling tableaux and ex-
citing situations. The following is the
cast.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

T. W. Dunn & Co. recommend
"Knox" hats. They keep also English
and French makes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

The Republican caucus OF Walker township
VIII Do held Saturday. Get 3 at the town hail
h MANY. Chairman.
The Republican caucus OF the township of
Paris Will be held In me Town Hall eaturtay
oet,s at o'clock. Three delegates viii be
chosen. i0NS COMMITTEE