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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

WANTED "A GOOD AND PERMANENT
W home tor bright, attractive girl ten years
OF age. Further information may be- obtained by
inquIing Al - Marks Home. lii islaud-st. 73
GOOD MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL CAN
" learn something 90 his interest hy calling on
;. & n. 40 the Clarendon Hotel between the
houu Of and a. m., and 10 b. m. ~
A. CASTER * CO. h5 Monroe aud 95 Ottawa
y .sts- has opened Labor Agency Having a
great many men and women wishing employ.
mcnt IN various capacities q crchauts and farm
crs viii do well o. give us their orders. as we
guarantee satisfaction 90 all parties We ask The
citizens of Grand kapies and vicinity 90 give us
a share of their patronage. No charges Tor Sc
curing male help. Telephone 1,e -
lIANTEu-So ONERCOAIS. 1000 PAIR OF
W pants roe suits, aud all other east 90 cloth
ing and boots and shoes. ] car huy. highcsi-cash
price. Cheap John rs East Bridge-st. and l2s
Canal-st. Telephone "a N
{IANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR a GOOD
" road horse and top buggy. ) tcunsut ma-
chine dowci machines. lshapcr double head. !
horcing machine. Vuleys. shaitIng. etc. etc. 7.
r Homau. 30 M0une-st IS
DARTlES WHO VISIT REEDS LAKE ANU
| wish to secure good hoats can hnd them ~
hii's landing near D. Fairs place
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

Il
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I'
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-.rr.. ,..s =. s... s..s :. ....ei t.r....,
!. n.... asltr .t.. s.a ti.s f... ssn ..i SO lf-
e,.lafe - ease 6 asar aul t.a.les s-resls a..
Ae aI trs -aal. ans huaacI -Iaar Aaa.iIat-
Gers "a haaani fsar leer sl. DtN
aua.l Hl
sa.e -4Ie |FFLt. a. H4ftsrE SANS
/ .. ~ .. Fl W ~. E
: $500 ......I.... ...'... ....... ......r.. -.
..rt.s.s l.st ........I l...-.r - s..s.t .l ~.
t4as -peelat Aaa..l.ls.r4s.1. la. s..l.ases $
f.laN Nl.. .le .s. r.e N44F fa
e. e's .... .. -sl.. g e,} ,e sa1.ss
l.e-...6 ~ Il la. 81 assta4 -. s.a. la N.a
trsI "a. la l>-s Il .lF e oa uut. lnslr.
aie. sr.ll.ii Is sisi -las. s.lalaai.> Alsa Aases
ESQ el.s i-f le-i faafs a la,i-r h'te
rI-a. = oi'tiA ltass tfsA
Ioa sALE-faoN IaAU HUNDRED ~ ffUR
/ lanAlel ll....s4la isss a. "a ll.t .sk si.l.lHs
.i..Ft Nti.- CAD t.i .- Arlf ri.Hit a.'ilN, iNti
-la e i'-'t.. fe ii-ee ala.a sd As h-i.a
.+s A
L'Nh -tAf NN Afht fhAAr r-.ht NN
f--i hfate.t iN tt h'- NIl.i,lit tf'H ttt.
tl -.Ie b. ~. rtilt it.nl Ell '-t
~ THE-f HuIIANr NnEA IHF Ff RAl N4
| rat, laur I.re... asar 81 nttr .f.is f...
ioi.t q 81 .-....rrael ur aifala fr have aoa...-
lr.aat.l s.lt sIla..e lasll m n8tlIlI b I.afllUlI,
FlosIu. I.sslls bsats alt.asl.s -aee.
hottl.
taOR -sIE ok EFNI-HaI aISf ANu InI SO
a. k..resa Iai 3. rs I.- Hons. ll
-...l .,.t..r ef f.r... ..l# H. ls.i, .s...
Inquire lI C. a. iIl lr0k. a. fosltr stevens 5
tns
Il .
y .Nuaaasis batt lar SAFE s.lat lesiI.f.t prep.
cr1 sl.laiti ul Hears all liiltta sls alli ll SO.
riDas iaris ai lht olis Also -al4s s11d iaIlus io
lrade tur ,tit property aul cig property lo tA-
snalet ior l4rls. AuH ls yolI oppaIll.llig io
seelre larsaius A--oa aue gnosis s,oeA m
furiflu. tuhu u. Et sold cheap IuI cash Eltll
ieas.is slheA 10 .s-i-aa
NOR SALE ok EXCHANGE foh Nlla lhNf-
elig tuuf Aeirs lala n f.aUnleIa laHu.
sliF Cheney a Anderson. u.lur fe4rih Nation.
a. halk
NOR AlF-A GOOD fnT UN Chf~rfNT.
AN. t,>f ID Intaa.st cheney A Aua.......
under tu4rh National bsuk
rlk -AlE Uk KfNl-NEN ~ENFN ROOM
hons. al gro,....f.f. ave Cheney A Andersen.
under foilrlh Aatlana. Hauk
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

I'AGLE STEAM DYE HOUSE no. p CANAL
Il ST., turns ont the best work in the city in
securing and dyeing of Ladies and Gent appar-
els and all Jobs intrusted 20 their care is done
with ucatncS- and dispatch. Go there, or address
them and you D convince yourself of the iacts.
Nr D. WITHEY, FORMERLY MANAGER OF
W BuTche painting establishment Is located
Al l47 Monroe 81 where orders VIII Zoe received for
painting, paper hanging and ircs soeiug. Remem-
ber The place. Opposite the soldiers Monument
lu1I BAKERY AND CONFECIONERN l5i
Y Grsndviiie-ave. Regular trade solicited v.
kOSk, Proprietor
G.. HERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
y. Fine Jewellery, - Nonroe-st.
OSCAR DYE. 2i7 DIVISION 81 CARPENTER
~ and job shop Screens Speciality.
IROCkEIT 4 HOPpINS. FINEST ASSORTED
Y furniture iu the city. We do our own uph0ls-
teriug. Remember Il Canal-st.
"A ;. HOPKINS. ARCHITECT, q MONROE
IL. 81, old Aidrch block.
COMMISSION. r. J. LAMB 4 CO.. WHO'LL
Y sale dealers IN fruit and vegetables, butter,
eggs etc. and 10 IOuis-st. Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

VNAN1ED-MEN TO SELL OUR NEN LINE
W OF household goods. salary or COmmiss on.
Address r. ". Fox, & South DIylslon-sL Grand
Rapids, Mich. %
IANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT IL GRAND
" Rapids % sell lye.s Improved Boiler COM
pound for removing scales from steam bOller.
Good commissions paid. Address : Lye, secre-
t8Ty. Lima, ohio.
(EANTED-CANNAsSE EkS STHROUGHOJTTHE
" state 90 solicit membership Tor tue Michigan
Masonic Home For particulars address. n. ".
Nash, secretary. Grand Rapids, Mich.
IANIkD-SIN GOOD COLLECTORS OR GAN
W vasSers- male or female. Salary and com
mission 10 the right parties. Apply between the
hours of and ,. u 10 fuom lU, Rood block, 40
PeaT-st.. city
WANTED - LADIES AND GENT IN IN
W agents for select Readings with elocu-
uonary Instructions Teachers sud students Viii
md Readings profitable book. Yes, We have
The New Pictorial Parallel Bible. Write Tor spe-
cia Bible terms. Tyler N CO.. Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE,
DH 20 0f SUPERINTENDENT.


DLEt ElAyn. ONO. july l,.6.
II boyd Breeze, editor TEtEaE,u-HERALp.
DstE SIR. Referring again To the editorial
published in your paper Of june -sth,
sill state chat was in Grand Rapids Mon
dag last and desired To see you in regard to
Toe matter bgt found YOU were at Petoskey.
The facts in the case are that under exist
in- Circumstances we cannot 10 ans better
fhan Ne are now doing Il would be- OF no
benefit to the service. as a IS lole. fo have the
postal car running between Grand Rapid
and Mack,naw City ruu upon tae 900 a. tn,
fraiu as certain connections would bee
missed which would cause a days delay 90
many points. Ne are covering the matter
is we. ~ 80 can bv having fhe postal car
leave Grand Rapids 0u train az il.t' a. n.
and uouchiuE % a number OF the priuC pal
.tf .es ou rle line north of Grand Rapids.
SIZE tra today pogehing fo twenty two offices
north of Grand Rapids oy the 1o0 a. IN.
.-aIu. and 80 is probable that ara increase of
pouches for tnis train wiIl oe made within
"A fas fars Iu ORDER to have postal clerk
,u the HHn b m tram is would ue necessary
flr rae department. to ask fhe company to
furnish additional equipment ior which the
ramranv really would get uo additional
conformation. lou viii. therefore seq tae
flr1rs.t.ss 81 tse way We desire t0 Go ev-
e-Trh.nE w. ran to sccommodate fRe people
ia Iae resf manner possible ouf the taCili-
aes which are given 9s are rle facilities
Fhi0a ve uH-t either nse or decline to use-
Yours truly
Af.raEu o. ierrTr -lpt
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

C.R a.RT lE7. af-l- SERVICE ~
Elsewhere -aeears ls.ter trem " u--
-4a1 %. LDslLl- ore = tle nius super
.lts-islfs 9t --s l--# 4al Service ~
i4s -lael ,.-.-s 4e L9FaLL has in-
ss--z- Fed Gle lafiss g aidEelal nlaA
s-res u.--- ~ t-e -.fg aud says tlat
---lsr =zaa4s -.iel-ls-aaces ls can
g q. a45 l-tsf --lA a lof oel-s iol9.
be says t--t --l arler 81 lave Pes-a-
llel4 sa ll- q a. l. 9. a.4 -ag-l e sould
ee asee-sasf t.r els lzp.-rt4elt ID asa
,ls e1l. al5 &. .lr-ls- l.il. .ll-Al Cd llp-
u-lr tr aLa t-- e9l94ly real ,
w.al go ID additional coupel satlan.
Wtl .l dl- a-tsr7les 60 llr Lowell
sl.. rs ls sas s. d s-l slt gentleman, Q
--a1o-s - competent ald able oElciai
ali personal -rlsla, ~ DESIRE lsi ne g
O. .sl.8. i-s ll-a tl4r t-s g. j. s. l.
Is 4rlai Company sau-t set 20 ad-.-
81. d. eo-lp-lsa.lon t9r add.tianai iaci-l-
ts ls amusing. The railroad comp .nJ
i laid bs tl- 1onuI tor tie u4I 60 rar-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

40 hfNl-AoNA9- All 80. ~ -IalA1--I.
| are ltree ruuisiel rn sl-s suitable isf ngat
house erl.iEg. or ti Afel ita aaarlers A.Su
nilIisiei p om ap s.ails Single ( llienan q
NAAIEn ~ AENr PRISONS HANlAG
" 1lrl.isst n-sn.s to lel during couelaFt ol ilt
lairlaflL al Circle lulY 30. la aud la. ell leave
tler ai1ress 1ul particulars sllh ID lIlllc
HrUlar. -E
loA AtAi uDi -E SO. lhfffk-8N-
i ase. Wtth of without barn. seven ralus.
soud vel ana cisierl. also g4rItu ln g..,i order
hrat street railway. Apply ou premises ur as All
trcques furniture store. l1
lOk Rent FURNISHED ROOM 10 KENr
L - IAIu-Isl. Two ..n-lau-en Lr.I.r.a. -
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

IOR RENr-fACrORl IS MlLllSI rHE
L very convenient brick blildlue 0DNig0 feet
Eve stories nigh. Win slNfy houst power water
wheel hYdraulc stand pipe. lose aud uolzles iu
each fp'm. e.et ator steam heating pipas shaft
lng, puAsys betting, Cte., also addition contain
ing office. pONeIiul steam engine, boiler csal
nom and dry room. store r10m etc. Inquire of
ButterwOrth and Lowe. ~
IOK RENT-DtSlRABLE BOAkplND-HOlsE
j and rooms 20 rent % responsible Iariies in
Miliers Block, Wet Bridge -. Apply 10 Mn
Miller 40 West bridgest a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

Tie New York Herald attempted to
make a sensation boy publishing an al
-g-l in,eryies with the late Colonel
1osxmLL wherein IA Is mIds 10 say
-hat hs hal evidence 10 shog that GAR
FIELDS assassination was the result Of
4u organized plot involving prominent
public men. bat the story Is SO lacking Ia
probability that 1t has fallen very flat.
rbis sort 0f a sensation was attempted at
rle time OF the taking-otf OF the assassin
ani was az promptly exploded then as
nov.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10


NOR sALE-BOTH OR EITHER A GAS AND
i a gasoline cooking steve, almost new. Enquire
of A Gonzalez
LTOR sALE-THE LEADING GROCERY AT
4 Edmore. Stock Viii inyoiCc about slal. TIE
only brick grocery u Edmorc. Also a. acns oi
land one miie north oi Edmore- and one span of
hoIses weighing about =. Sn. Reasons f1r selling.
going south. Inquire OF n. " Robson, Einofc
Mich. q
EOR sALE-COMPLETE SET \. =. REPORTS
L Waits actions and dciencos auc other YEll-
able law books. VIII bee Slid cheap Address
Fred : Clark. Grand Rapids. M,ch.
NOR sALE-A SECONDHAND CHlCkERIAG
/ piano Viii bc sold cheap 80 sild ~p0n. Gail
az Mrs bcwey's, lu4 Monroe -. up stain.
rOR sALE-A LADY WHO Is GOING 10
L leave the city desires % sell tine square
piano, four round coucrs first class make l.eeD
used les than three months. Must bc sold in
two weeks. can after p m ~ Pas Ottawa ~
NOR sALE-A FThs rCIAsS SILVER WATCH
4 ElRin. National Watch Companys make
cost s34, used but little, VIII be- No.d al liberal
Discount Inquire At TELEGRAM HERALD office
rOR sALE OK RENT-A LUNCH COUNTER
/ and Pool Room in = desirsb e locality Terms
reasonable Address. ~. care Telegram Herald -5
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

Belatei Cdzen AZ polo grounds Can
you give me ticket t0 tbe grand stand'
Ticket Seller Yes sir
Rsiafed Citizen Is 30 q COOL sest7
r'rsef Seller r-Ifs not a seat. its ticket
Related Ciiyen Havent sou any seats
Ief
Ticket ~niir~-Na we have nothing Ief
hnt tickets That's somefh.nE we never rHn
short ~ " 3 Ssn
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN rs LARGE COR SMALL
vi SUMS or real estate or ohaficls Tower &
Johnston l-tf
no LOAN Two THOl SAND DOLLARS IN
| sums % suit. Address G. a. b. care Iele
gram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

Train No b. hes q Throagh Coach dGly erceTa
sunday, for Grand hFp.lk hfiaui Grand
haven, huskecou and lgnlWaier. hlea a Through
Cosch leaves tnc above points Vla a W. n kv
esch day. exCCff sunday. arriving in Toledo or
Train No H1 o. $40 b. m
Al trains daily cKcepi sunday.
II II MTTCHFfI. p McHucH.
tNf cen Pass Agent f-cu - Agent q
h e. MsTrHEvF Eorth western Az Rusterl M
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

MANIFESTATIONS BY A FIRsTCLAss
W sign aud carriage painter. 30 objection lo
going Out oi town Address Painter, COS s. lonia-
81. GRAND Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

IN THE DOIIAR sPECTACLEs with Per
ftrflUu Glasses. nom leCh kafrine. Scotland
IJ are superior 90 All ufher. as the lenses are
a1ound and polished with mathematical pre-
Cision. iuvisnIatlug ihe eyes. and in many CAS-
curing visual defects Avoid using common
speciacles- Circasrs free. J. T. HOMAN, l5s
Monroe S.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10
Notice to Contractors

Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids VIII Pei received hv fhr County
Clerk ~ MusEcgnr county f0a behalf ui fhf haHd.
ing Commute ur to O'Clock rl.. 1nursiff.
July SAB So f1r ihf erecfinn ri fWo sf1itIaus tr
The Urfsf nj f0fIr Hause hui dine the same fo if
CONSTRUCTED as Nauife f1f fne county Offices
Eafh addition t- fe sir20 0 wals f0 BE- q 0r
= a. q f.efIuF NJ iImfrfiun stone Hul eaef tl
have o. division wall ? uns fr0tur sH fn
he arr0riiHE fo Vians nni snef feafinHs fa he
seen In tne 0f8cf of fhe County Clerk In the CifT
nf NusktFon.
Tho contractor to Furnish ai rnHfffiei Az hift
fo hc msrke.i un fne 0Htsiie Bids fof Rli.1iug
IRE cor0miffee reserve fhe rghi to reieft saY
oT sH Bids
on hehslf ~ committee
Fu'rs r. RYAN Chslrnan
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

nOAKplNG-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
ID front rooms torrent with or without board one
Il large room Ou ground loor with bay window.
Terms very reasonable 90 The right party. Call st
rs North lOnia ST. hfth house, north of pOstOfCe.
20
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

All oiler cally esecFI sunday
Sleeping car ran on Pacific and Atlantic ca
pr,ss trains O. aud hun nefraiL
farini cars nsu on NaG fKpTass and Grand Rap
l1s IA press ia and frnu lllfIuif
Direct connections ualt ai nflraii sith aL
throueA trains tasi oFuf q. ~ b. H. ilanals
Southern DIVISION
ChAs 81 NafRis. General Art.. 9, NaInaesI.
J. r hkHhIss. INkef AEt.. iN8au HClslt
o.. ". MrN~uN. nIuu I8t ollrf f1 Muurogf a.
%. u. hteoLEs. a.. =. q 4 a.. IhifsEa
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

The Way the sun May Take II.
Colonel John T. Sullivan s offer $50 knock
oar the three best men in the world viii
probably be regarded oy the New York SHn
is q tareat 8i personal violence against sam
lel !. Ti'den. William : Holman and BEN
amin F Bat.er-Sf Lofa. Giahe DeHD1Gf.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

AI.ce g. visiting 0arsnsn 10" ol
our F4ters. bat dome dulk any ot tns
v.-aslF ..lt tls .I.g prov is3.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

| OST A LApYs CLOTH WATERPROOF
l. Cloak al Macatawa Park or Ottawa Beach.
Ihe finder Will be rewarded by leaving the same
az PIC otgawa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

Who auno1ueed ncw born son
Eu .l. rItl nf Cameron
Twas an srrIr. Ihey had ought Ger
Have announced Dc was q dalghter
.l.uIf. Post.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

NAiai|N. ~'tiiAh ~ UAfNI I|f.
Passengers iaslllg lst OBS q. u iEFrst MAX
close connection at nnn-eo ilf Lansing ard I'd
Dsiroli fnr Sew 1lrE arriving there nl = u
thr following NOR iur
hlshf tsprc- has local Sleeping Car nom re
tr1.f o. Grand Rapids
lllt is tnf ol.f Nue running United trnrcx
leaving here ht - u. No. win rIeEIInE Dar lC
Detroit masking direct ClnuVCiislt ioI aI| poil,s
last arriN .ug 81 New lufk 81 IH r ODD fHg faIIou.
ING evening. Trains f-i Ai IH ih b. Il ulI mfks
dlusCt connection vlth palace steamer llly uf
81 iwaukec i0r Hl pa'nls nesf
Through tickets secured 81 H- e "a A "a OF 80
sweets Hoic' block and a. ilt depot
- loT1FH tlty Pass Agent
6Eo. b. kEEYE Traffic MausFtr. chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

a Resl lgnsd ONCE Holder Opinion.
History does not afford the spectacle Of
more vigorous and healthy growth than
chat Of Mr. Clevelauds popularity
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

Ihs season % chils aud revere cometh
90 and tbs d.r.y. oui hlUd that flows
through the cits'5 water-p'pes groweib
more pa,r.d and uas.y.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

Everything comes to those Who wait
This app o. to tae adls7euts ot the
home -as hlI particularly. Ireland
shall bs frse some day, although the
gatiax b hard 'o bear.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

CHnsrEa ABrHra ass been elected
President szsIa. Tbs t'me be is Presi
ssus ~ ihe Board ~ Directors oi the
Arcais Railway Company n Nev fors.
Msg ts fes tiIi t1s Arcade Railway shall
have nsen hnIf
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

q. seems tna- DAvwt =. LAMONT. A.
~ snf gong io .-r OHovw CLEvE-
rtvD come tbis way this summer. The
Dstro,t fers should have consulted
DtVlEr before announcing that be- vas
coming
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

ttee. Hie7eaL in PACE
DlED-of violence % -he peoples hands
an anameuted boycott. Ih4at-. ihil Iimes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

nR EDWARD sI0MAN. ue MONROE Fl
IL H0ur to lo a. u.. 20 g. n. to ?. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

I June DAYS were rare, July DAYS are
vel done yHr.g heG.f.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

aalessl 81 Aa- Nasrss at t-r 7ss'4a ---'-
-ssrs A.8 e. pzARL-sr.
rDL~,rrr no sea
~Lo q = 3F- -7- l--'' an
--.--.
CECCLAuoN LAST "AhA
Moadsy June -...--..---. '2,e 9'2'e
1'ss,i-s ,s 80 a9 4550
r.Tr-gsg. JuIv 49,. ..... 46lo
Saturday July J...-..-.---. 4''Oo
49, 2s3 3al
n@,-v svara-s ......... 4.72l
r.. f,s..rs3f Northern Montana m.s
a.s ...i ne President O.d-Maa-not
A-'A'.
r.tat--al.ry rus 70 aal dozen
~, s.ol.nf bs6.v. that thoss au-
.....t. ,,y.t .a ba banged
Alsce g. visiting oarsnsn ho" oa
.--...r...- ... .... o-,v lea.
The ho.- which YGEgss 0oash. u th
CHICAGO aldermen is small compared
u.th that .n.o sh.rt be- put the city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-10

ssue.4- sAr-s o. zzar eO0Srs
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-19
HIS MARY.

Twas Christmas night, ten years ago
1.-TWO weeks had been courtney,
When first my lips pressed Mary James
Great glory, how transporting.
I saw no mistletoe that night,
did not care a finder
If every yule log in the land
Were burned down to a cinder.
The sun, the moon, the earth, the stars
The tender Christmas tidings-
Oh, what we're these at such time
To our loves sweet confidings!
To-day three chubby, handsome boys
Are romping in my airy,
Their father was my college chum,
Their mother was my Mary.
Oily City Derrick.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-19
A Paris Execution.
From the Paris Morning News.


The president of the republic has de.
parted from his almost invariable rule
of reprieving in the case of Kenig, alias
ole Nome" one Of the two low young
ruffians sentenced to death at the AS
sizes of the Seine on the 10th of Feb.
ruary for the murder OF dock labor
er on the Champ de Mars. Forget, the
principal accomplice, was reprieved.
M. Diebler gave the signal that the
guillotine was ready for it's mornings
victim, and the magistrates gathered
on the Place de la Roquette went into
the La Roquette prison. Konig was
found fast asleep in his cell.
On being awakened and told his
hour had come, he sat up in bed with
a start, and, turning deathly pale, as
his frame began trembling, he exclaim.
ed in a terrified voice: "But tell you
I did not commit the murder! To be
guillotined at my age 1.-THE prisoner was
not vet twenty);it is impossible! lam
Innocent The Able Faure approach.
ed the Condemned man and exhort,
ed him to more frmness. Kenie
threw the blanket away from him and
jumped out Of bed, saying in tones Of
despair: "Well, if l must go. But it
is too awful, tell you. am innocent.
In any case do not care!' This said
he began to cry, and as the Able men
toned the name of his mother to him
he exclaimed: "Ah, yes, my mother,
my poor mother. 1t is hard for her to
see me come to this sad end. But she
won't be there
The wretched man was then almost
carried into the pinioning-room, where
Diebler and his assistants cut off the
collar of his shirt and pinioned him
from head to foot, leaving his legs
barely free to shuttle along.
At 5:25 the procession issued from
the prison gates. The appearance Of
the murderer's features as he ap.
preached thefatal instrument was one
of indescribable horror. ooh, gentle
men, he whined, II am innocent, yes
innocent. / do not want to die. / Twill
not die!'' He groaned as the foot OF
the guillotine was reached, and preS
emily his groans and whines changed
to shrieks of horror as the execution
er's assistants laid hands on hin
to tilt him on the fatal plank. The
emotion among the crowd grew to its
height as Kenig gave a yell and made
a desperate effort to wriggle his head
from the block. In a moment all was
over. and the body of the wretched
young murderer was conveyed direct
to Gentilly Cemetery and there buried
not being considered of any value
anat omically.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-19

I've always told you. The right one
will be sure to come along if you sit in
the chimney corner and wait. And
that was just what Aileen was doing
this evening"
And that night when the frost-white
stars of midnight climbed the sky:
"Good-by, sweet New Years Day
the happiest have ever known!''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-27

LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Egg-pecking is the Juvenile past time just
now.
"Burr Oaks" will be presented at the
Opera House on Thursday next.
By recent order passengers are no long
er allowed to travel on Midland freight
trains.
Tomorrow, at Sarepta Hall, A. D. c.
Bryant will lead the Salvation Army meet
ings, afternoon and evening.
The market this morning was not 80 well
supplied with country produce as on last
Saturday but prices remained about the
Large numbers of oyster vessels are at
work in the Potomac dredging for those bi-
valves, which are to be used principally for
replanting.
The steamer Lady of the Lake, which has
been off the line for some time, has taken
the place of the steamer Jane Moseley on
the Norfolk route.
A railroad switch is in course of construc-
ton at Manassas, which will be used for the
parking of freight cars where freight can be
loaded and unIoaded.
The County Court was not in session to-
day, having adjourned yesterday till Tues.
day, when the motion for the removal OF
Clerk Austin will be heard.
At the last meeting of the Haymarket
Farmers Club Mr.. Franz Peters was elect.
ed President; Mr.. R: B. Lee, Vice-Presi-
dent, and Mr. G. A. Heinekin, Secretary.
Some oystermen who are at work at the
mouth of Port Tobacco creek, got into an
alteration on Sunday, when one of them, a
colored man, was shot and slightly wound.
ed in the leg.
But few fish are arriving at Fishtown.
Shad sell at from $40 to $50 per hundred,
and herring at from $40 to Sl1 per thousand.
1t is said that fish now bring better prices
in this city than in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-27

1t is wise to provide against emergencies
that are liable to arise in every family. A
cold may be dangerous thing or not, de.
pending upon the means at hand TO combat
it. In sudden attacks of cold, Group, asth-
mo, etc., Ayers Cherry Pectoral will prove
the quickest and most effective cure, and
your best friend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-27

STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.-Ihe board
in session in Richmond yesterday morning
considered the Pharmacy law 10 all It's
bearings, and decided that all persons VINO
were engaged in compromising, selling or
handling medicine at the time of the passage
of the law must make application to the
board, according to printed form which
will be sent them by the secretary, said ap,
plication to be accompanied by the fee OF 81
for rroprietors, and 81 for clerks, and an al
lidavit that they are eligible for registration,
according to the terms prescribed by law.
The board decided to meet in this city on
the 18th of May, when they will act upon
all applications for registration. All persons
ii business at the time of the passage of the
law are required to be registered within
ninety days from the date of the organiza-
ton of the State Board, or else appear be-
fore the board for examination. The board
then adjourned. The board consists of the
following: PRESIDENT, T. Roberts Baker, oI
Richmond, who serves for three years; Sec.
retary, E. R. Beckwith, of Petersburg, who
serves for five years; Robert Dryden, OF Dan
vile, one year; Edgar War6eld, of Alex
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-27

Geo. Andrew, overseer of the Lowell Car
pet Corporation, was for over twenty years,
before his removal to Lowell, afflicted with
salt rheum in its worst form. It's ulcera.
tons actually covered more than half the
surface OF his body and limbs. He was en-
tirelv cured by Ayers Sarsaparila. See
certificate in Ayers Almanac for 1888.