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A TERRIBLE pEED,
An Erie Tailor shoOtl two Of Iii, Daughters.
One Dead,


ERIE, Pa, Dec. ls,-Ohriatian F, sChau,
tailor, shot his daughters, Minnie and
Annie, this afternoon, killing the former
outright, fatally wounded the latter, and
in attempting to escape shot at Policeman
Higgins, who finally clubbsd schau sense-
less and effected his arrest,
The family resided in q cottage on West
Third street, and consisted Of schRu, his
wife and nine children, Minnie and Annie
aged respectively twenty-five and twenty,
being preposseasing young ladies,
While the family were seated at dinner
SOhsu arose, locked the door, drew two
TevolVers and assaulted his wits. His
daughters seized his arms rs he was about
to blow their mothers brains ont, The
mother tore herself from his grasp on her
throat, which was terribly lSCsrsted,
opened tho door aud ran screaming from
the room followed by several shots from
her husbands revolver. Failing TO bring
down his wife, schau turned on his daugh.
ters and shot both,
schau was making for the outskirts OF
the city, when Officer Higgins overlook
him. Schau de6ed the officer and fred at
him, but without effect. He then turned
the pistol to his own head and snapped 1t
inetIectiyely. The officers mace laid him
senaeless. While on the way to Jail a
crowd OF indignant citizens made q rush
for sChau with cries ot "HSng him." "No,
knock his brains out" &c, Other officers
came to the rescue and drove the crowd
back, and the prisoner was safely landed
In jail.
schau was very cool, aud showed no
penitence. Later In the day he was pre-.
vented from suiciding in his cell by the
timely arrival Of an officer, He after.
ward broke down and cried bitterly. SChar
Is man Of iorty.hve, and has q record in
the Criminal Court, Mrs. Schau is suffer.
ing terribly from his inhumRn treat
ment.
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AN OPEN RUPTURE
IsetwSen the knights of labor aud Social,
lists of New York.

between tho knights of Labor aud Social,
lists of New York.
NEW YoRE, Dec. lS.-The division be,
tween the Knights Of Labor Of District
Assembly No. 40 aud the trades lnionistl
In the New York Central Labor Union
has reached Crigis. About three weeks
syo No. 40 sent out a circular to all the
local assemblies within It's Jurisdiction re-
Questing them to Withdraw their dele.
gates from the Central Labor Union. A
votO was taken upon the proposition and
1t was decided almost unanimously 10
leave the central body. 1t is the inten-
ton OF No. 40 to establish central coun.
Gil to consist Of delegates from the
loOsl assemblies, This council will be
open to the public and the press, aud the
Knights will discuss the questions and
principles Of interest TO labor at the
present time.
The trades unionists and socialists will
still cling to the old Central Labor Union.
They say they will conduct it upon the
baAiS on which 1t was originally estab.
llshpd. The leaders Of No. 40 explain
their action by saying that 1t was impossi.
BILE for their delegates to agree with
socialists; that the latter were intolerant,
and that their radical and un.AmeriCan
views brought disCvedit and misrspresen-
tation Upon the Knights, who rec,
ogniZs only the American flag.
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DsALh ot q lLOllRIoul l.dILor.

otSctNNArt, Dec. ls.--Ths Rev Dr. j,
j. Hight, who has held the position Of
assistant editor Of tho Western Chriaian
Advocate, Of this city, hince 1875, died this
evening OF paiAlyGl9. lie was born Ia
Indiana In 1884, and was graduated from
tho Indiana State UhlvefSafy Al the age
Of 20. HO entered the ministry and served
ihree yeara 90 chaplain during the war,
uS leavob 4 vile and one daughter,
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CHICAGO, Dec. lO.-G. b. Blanchard,
commissioner Of the central traffic assoCia.
ton, composed Of moat Of the railroads
between tho western termini Of the
trunk linCB and the Mlasisslppi river, has
prepared an elaborate statement oil his
views upon the Interstate Commerce bill,
now pending In Congress. He declares
that he 10 In earnest accord with the main
scope and purposes Of the bill, but does
not endorse the 'long and short haul"
and pooling" clause. He predicts that
the attempted grating Of the Cullom and
Reagan bills one upon another will re-
salt in hybrid and bitter ifult.h
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TIE old employees arc back in the
morning newspbPer offices, tho wage
question is to be arbitrSteJ, and 1T Ia
hoped that the old.time relations have
been resumed to bo broken no more for
eysr
The boycott has been removed frop
everybody, and We trust that the ugly
thing has been seen in this community
for the last time. The settlement is fair
to all concerned, and no obligation has
been overlooked.
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DErRotr, Dec. iO.-A Etss PHa special
from Champion says: LalSs Yesterday al.
tetnoon, during the absence from homo
oI man named Gtlbbell, three masked
men forced an entrance 10 the house,
bound Mrs. Gflbhsll hand and foot and
made OF with e, 1900. Attempting 10 call
help Mrs. Gfibbell was cut with q knife
" one ot the men and her condition 10
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wlllILnrn a s.nnrnln rlrLnl.

CINCINNATI, Dec. is.-Workmep's hall
was filled to oveilowing this afternoon,
the occasiOn being a mass meeting to de.
eide whether there should be q labor
ticket in the field in the municipal cleo
tlon next April. Tho matter was thor.
oughly discussed and finally resolutions
were adopted declaring 1t expedient to
nominate separate TICKET for local OIL
cers. -Four committees, Of Ave men each,
were appointed from the United Labor
party, the Central Labor Union, the
Henry George Club and the meeting.
These committees will meet and arrange
the preliminAries for q labor convention.
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Eastern Glass blowers.

PnrtApELpntA, Pa, Dec. 2O.-The
Eastern division Of green glsGu bloweu
was reorganiRed in Camden, N. j., last
night Thirty.ave delegates were present,
representing over BlE hundred workmen.
The following officers were unanimously
elected; President, F. 8. Tomling, Brook.
lyn, N. Y, ElCe.PfeBident, Samuel Berry,
o. MillYille, N. u; Secretary, William
Lannsr, Glassboro, N. J.t Treasurer, I'LL
Marsh, WilliaIngtown, N. J.i Chaplain,
Stow NJ. Millen, BtidgetoWn, Nj.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-There was an unusu.
ally large attendance at to.day's meeting
Of the Chicago Trades Assembly on &C.
count OF seemingly inevitable collision
between the knights Of Labor and tho
Trades Union element owing 10 failure
Of the two national organizations at Co.
lumbus to effect an amGlgamation. The
expected fight did not materialize. Lead.
ers on both sides showed o decided con.
Clliatory feeling, and with little or no dis.
cussion, aCtiof on the report Of Edward
Mulraney, delegate 10 the Columbus con.
gresB, was postponed until the next meet.
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CLHvRLASD, o., Dec, lO,--GOoiSe Hack.
elt, a Colotsd barber, ahoL Hattie Graves,
aColofed domestic, At Greenfield, o, last
evening, and lhon sent a bullet into bis
own head, A lovers quarrel was the
cause. HAOkett will probably die, but II 10
thought the gifl Will recover,
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Ea.N0n,

WILL the people never Iearn!-neyer
learn that when Jay Gould Is protesting
that he is out Of Wall street he 10 work
Ing a grand coup to take in the street
Mr.. Gould gathered sheksls during the
blizzard. He will take more when the
longing comrs over him again.
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PtrrspuRun, PA, December l0.-Ths
card rate on window glass has been ad.
vancsd ten percent to take effect at once.
This 10 an increase ol thirty percent
over last years priCeS. The advance 10 40
agreeable 10 the workmen "a II 10 10 the
manufacturers, % their wages are on q
Gliding RCAle.
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Counterfeit MI.

New YoRr, Dec. lS,-Ohief Drummond,
Of the United States Secret Service, TO.
day notified Police Superintendent Muir.
ray that 1t was believed that a $40 coun.
terieit silver bill was atoat. II dates from
1883. In 1884 the countetfsitsr was cap.
tured with several thousand dollars worth
Of notes, but many were buried, and 1t Ia
supposed have been dug up and bet ahoat,
Tho note is Of tho series ol 1880, letter @,
is thick aud greasy, and one.eighth Of an
inch shorter than the genuine. In the
leit face, in tho word S"certilicate," the
letters X, 7, and + are engraved upside
down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

WHERE are tue West Virginia Demo-
Gratis who were going 10 vote against Mr.
Morison's lcheme2 General GoR Is the
only West Virginia who went against 1t,
Mr., Gibson went with Mr.. Morrison, and
Mesara. Snyder and WiIRon are mot TO-
ported as voting AT all. Ifthero had been
four West Virginia Republicans in the
House there would lave been four votes
apainst the bill.
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Connected with Iil.tury.

1sionMoNp, Va, Dec. 1o.-RsU ChaU,
MenuIngsods, rector offs paul's EpisCo.
pal church here, has resigned on account
Of old age, He WAS rector oI 81 PAul'l
church when Jefferson Davis attended
services there, and was reading service
when o messenger entered the church
and informed Mr.. Davis that Lee had
NvapuAtAl the Cikv,
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LONDON, December 19.-Commoner
Tanner, speaking at CoSChiord, Cork, to.
day, prophesled the downfall of the gov
ernment within three months. Com.
moner Hooper declared that the tenants
were capable Of etTectlng an honest COM
binstion with or without the "Plau oil
Campaign" There were no priests OF the
Meeting,
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~ ANEn MAIDEN, slIE,
The Oldest Woman III the World Dies in In
dian Territory,

dian Territory.
sr, LOUIS, NO., Dec. lO,-A letter from
Seminole Station, Indian Territory, gives
an account Of tho dcath there on the 9th
Inst, Of Mrs, Susan Warren, pOrhaps the
oldest person In the United States II not
In the world. She was born In the old
town tSt, Augustine, Florida, In 1850,
fifteen years before the Americans con.
CeiVed the idea Of national independence.
She was born q slave, and was
tho property Of Spanish masters
until 1878, when she with other Spanish
Slaves lied from the town Of Pensacola
when II was taken by General Jackson,
she lived Ii the Seminole. country from
ihsh until the second treaty Of peace with
the seminOles, when che was regarded ~
thelr common property and was removed
with them 10 the Indian Territory,
She leaves one daughter living, who re-
aides In Austin, Texas, and lB In her 97tl
year, She leayea many grandchildren
mere, some Of them nearly seventy yeAfa
oil age,
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DUBLIN, December l9,-The grand Jury
Of the Munster assizes has sent resolu.
ton to the government, to Mr.. Gladstone
and others, declaring that the evidence
obtained In agrarlan offences, points to
soCial disorganization traceablo to the de-
plorable condition Of the land question.
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DVBLIN, Dec. ia meeting Is TO bs
held at Kilruah to protest agsinst Van
deleur's eviction processes, The call for
the meeting Ia printed on handbllla and
concludes as follows; "People OF Kilrush.
AT the most important crlsia in our coun-
trys history you are invited TO become
soldiers Of Ireland under the banner Of
the National League"
Commoners DesSy, Harrington and
sheehan spoke at Killarney to-day, de-
nouncIng the action OF the Government.
Mr. Harrington condemned the absence
Of priests from the meeting.
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Tho Way Prepared,

LONDON, Dec. 9o.-Ths Times says:
"The GlAdstoniau party threaten to split
upon the question connlylng al defiance
Of law. What could be more opportune
than such 70 ,Ietrograde movement as Mr..
ParnelEs chilling treatment Of his col
leagues seems admirably fitted to pre-
pAfe?n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

LONDON, Dec, lO,--The proprietors Of
United Ireland have had their books, pa.
pssB, etc., removed to place Of safety in
view OF the possible seizure Of the paper
by the government. II suppressed, the
publication will be continued Just as when
the Land League was suppressed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. l9.-The Gus.
tomary concurrent resolution fora holiday
recess has not yet been offered In either
branch Of Congress, but II Is the general
expectation that when the two Houses
adjourn next Wednesday II will be TO re.
assemble at noon Of the arst Tuesday
In 1897.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

wEttAviLtE, o., December 1S.-John
MsCkimsr was yesterday DentOnCsd 10 the
Ohio penitsntiary for four years for burn
Ing q barn belonging 10 Dr., j. w. Ham.
nond last winter. MAckimet was arrest
cd on the on the strength Of information
given by bis Aoh.
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TnE President and the secrcts4y Of the
Treasury helped Mr., Morrison oil they
could, and they did something for his
bin, but the combined forces were not
akronp enOnvh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

STANLEY goIa $4,000 . year to boss the
Congo State, That is not much pay con-
gldering that Mr. Stanley might live in
Wheeling and enjoy natural gas and all
the other comforts Of our advanced ciVlli-
r,tjou
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prlnLIpE Worn. pe.lrorad.

NEW oRLEASg, Dec. 10.-A 6rO broke
out at midnight in the Hopkins Printing
works on the third floor Of No. 20 b.
Charles street. ThA afe 10 confined 10
that building and lS now apparently Under
control. The loss 10 estimated At $4,000,
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"A BRAVE Girl" gives interest She
Is on deck again this morning, This week
will be full OF good things toE 1NEELLI'
GRScEg readers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

HAylSa beard from Mexico the PreRi-
dent does not send Minister MAnning's
name 10 the Senate. There ia no reform
in Minister Manning.
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WHAT right has Mr.. Reagan to be tax
inc a bath whlla the "grest unwsOhed"
ara trying to pasl a free trade billP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

Cualsr4As is drying on full tilt, knock
ius the little ones out Of their sleep.
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Seventeen smugglera KILLED.

VIENNA, Dec, 10.-An avalanche has
killed band Of seventeen amugglers who
were In hiding near ViCsnesa.
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THB VOTE
llolloRInr d Lhe Yote ln dotalll /

Yeas-AdamS, oi New York, Allen, Of
Mississippi Anderson, Of Ohio, Bacon,
BAllOhtine, Barbour, BItksdale, Burne,
Barry, OSlmont, bennett, Blanchard,
Bland, Blount, Bragg, Breckenridge, oil
Atkahsas BfeCklnfidge, Of Kentucky
BurhSl Bynum, Oabsll Caldwell, Felix
Campbell oil New York Tim ], Camp.
bell pl New York Gambler, Carleton
OAtOhIngs, OlAtdy, clements, Cobb, COli
line, Compton, OomatoCk, OoWles, Cox, oI
New YotEI Coz, ol North UAfolinki Grain
Ollspl OtoSIon, Oulbetltou, Daniel, pAt'
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KsocxED horizontal again,
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Che qutetli9eltar

omcpl No., rs aud ~ fourteenth street,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-13

Mr.. Rolla Wells, OF ST. Louis.
is in the city. He has been ON d
visit to White Oaks and speaks DOB
enthusiastic terms of that prcmiS.
ing town. To Tribune reporter,
Mr.. Wells thus unburdcned him.
sclt: Il think the coal beds N
White Oaks are simply nexhaus,i-
bic. The quality is of the best
and enough OF it TO suppy New
Me> c. and Western Texas. w TN
proper railroad connections be-
tween that place and Fl paso, coal
ought to be put down here very
cheaply." Speaking of gold Mr..
Wells said the mines out there
were rich in deposits. He has in
vested largely in the latter proper
ty and expects remunerativc re-
turns. He is y son Of ex-congrrss-
man Erastus Wells of s.. Louic.
and Il voting gentleman of fine
business qualifications, and a keen
eye for the main chanco.- FL Paso
Tribune.
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1t YOU want address cards, cal
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GHovDR CL~FtuIN>D
I. i. BAYAEo, Sec. ol S,a.c.
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UElT Nfnr working people some 10 cents
n n ipostage ana VIC viii mali you free. n
IlLlii rPIa!. v~4lunlie Sampicb0x Of goods
tH$t viii pat you in the way O max.
tIN ..olr none in a few days than YOU even
PotsI'Ie Al any uuSiLcsS. capital not
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The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-22
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
HALL ST. MATTHEW'S BRANCH, No. ISL,
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA.
MONROE, La, JAM. 2l, 1856.
We. the undersigned committee, appoin-
ted by your Honorable Body to draft
set of resolutions of respect to our worthy |
deceased member Timothy ]. Larkin, beg
leave to report the following:
WBEREAs: Almighty God, in His in
finite wisdom: He who "tempers the wind
to the shorn lamb" has seen fit and proper
to remove from our midst our late and
lamented Brother, Timothy j. Larkin, and
WHEREAS; It becomes us that we pay
fitting and just tribute to his memory,
therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of our late
| Brother, 7. j. Larkin, this Order loses a
valued member; the community a good
citizen and his childron kind and indul-
gent father.
Resolved, That while we bow in hum
4 BILE submission to the decree of He who
rules the Universe; we nevertheless, can
not but mourn the loss Of an esteemed
Brother and generous friend.
Resolved, further-That our sincere and
heartfelt sympathy is extended to the
family in theil sad bereavement.
Resolved, That these resolutions b.
!, spread upon the minutes; copy be sen
j to the family and that q copy be furnishes
: the DAILY TELEaRAPH for publication.
81 Committee.
]. MALAKOWSKI,
:. t. NAUGHTON,
JOHN GERNON,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-22

The river Is rising, but rather slowy.
The Hanna had 1856 bales cotton
on her return on arrival at New Or
leans.
The John II. Hanna will be up to-
morrow and has another big trip Of
cotton in sight.
The y. Stein arrived up this morn
ing from Waverly plantation with a
big trip Of seed for the Monroe oil
mills.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-22
WEST MONROE DOTS.

FROM OUR REGULAR REPoRTER1
Business is brightning up in our
little burg.
West Monroe is in need Of a police
man.
Mr.. Jno. A. Moore the prince drug
gist Of Monroe was In our town yes
tsriay.
Judge A. A. Gunby, and COL J. B.
Garrelson Of Monroe were In town
yesterday.
Several loads of cotton were in town
yesterday.
Mr.. Barley corn was at home to a
grea. extent In this burg yesterday,
but he succeeded only In making a
good deal Of appreciated ludicrousies.
II you did not pay attention last
evening you missed one Of the most
superbly beautiful sights that was to
be seen. We refer 10 the rise of the
moon at about 1880 O'Clock, which, fol
few brief minutes, appeared in 1T
most replended glory and before rising
above the horizon gave the impression
that = large contiAgration was il
progress east Of US. Alhambra b!
moonlight was over shadowed and
landscape painter would have had al
excellent picture to portray.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-22

Amusements next week.
Look out for another freeze.
Keep a watch out for wood piles.
Mr.. Steven Faulk IL In the city.
The weather to-day is disagreeable.
Capt. Montieth will ship 25 barrels
apples to Ruston to-day.
The steamer G. B. Monteith and
barge arrived at 2 O'Clock this evening
and are ut tho upper landing.
Our young friend VIII Richardson
left this morning for Meridian, Miss,
where he will enter Cooper's Institute.
Mr.. w. H. Cawthon won the hand.
some qnilt which was raffied by Mrs.
Stewart, throwing the highest number
A. His chance was number SO.
We acknowledge the receipt Of q
copy of the Times Democrat Almanac
for 1886. 1t is book of 88 pages
neatly printed; contains large mum
ber Of steel engravings and is full o.
valuable information.
A telegram was received 10 this cit,
this morning stating that John Robet
Richardson of this city, who Is attend
Ing Cooper Institute, Meridian, Miss
had been shot by one of his seho'
mates. 1t was impossible for us to q
certain anything further, except th'
the wound is painful but not DANCE
Gus.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
vERANDA MOTEL.

]. w. Gerner, franklin; M. d. Riv,
ers, do; M. O. German, v. s. & P. r.
r; p. Divine, Capt. Bartholomew, P.
McGowp, La; J. g. Wiseman and
daughter, Columbia.
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TO sUBsCRIBERs.

Parties not receiving their paper regular
ly will confer a favor by filing their COM
plants with the business manager.
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aOUACHITA HOUSE,
DESIARD STREET,
MONROE, LA.

Convenient to railroad depot and steam
boat landing, and provided with superior
Accommodations, is now open to the travelling
public. NH-Sample Room for commercial
travellers. MRS. G. X. PURVIS,
Proprietress.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-22

The big house Of Winchester Hall
was forced to ego under yesterday,
claims amounting in the aggregate to
"a, 900 - fallows, being held against
the irm, which it was unable to meet.
The following is list of claims thus
Tar nroaanted
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-22

nrayage-Fred Haberyan runs a dray
~ and cart for public convenience, and
personally tends to all business given him.
Special attention to the delivery of baggage
from and to railroad depot and steamboat
landing.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-22

EOR RENT-Three rooms, at q private
4 residence, whore there are no children
Apply at this Office.