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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27
SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS
THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, NY, August 20 Wealth
or pleasant; attendance large, and
track fast.
First Race. Equity stakes, for two
years old; three.Qusrters Of q mile.
Connemara won by two lengths; Liz
z'e Krepps second by head, Laredo
third. Time-1:l6. Mutuals paid
81 20.
Second Race.-Purse, non-winners
and maiden allowances; Que mile.
Becky B. won by a length; Carrisima
second, Editor third. Time--1 :441.
Mutuals paid $40 40.
Third Race.-Morrlssey handicap, for
all ages; two miles. The California
horse Lucky B. had ii oil his own way,
winning easily; Ayetino second, Bin
nette third. Timo-3:331.
Fourth RGce.-Purse, non-winning
and maiden allowances; mile and an
eighth. Una b. won, with King OF
Norfolk second, Mona third. Time
:5S. Mutuals paid $l4 20.
Fifth Rdoe.-Selling purse, all sges;
one mile and seven hundred yards.
Petticoat won; Seymour second, Sou
venir third. Time-l;4S4, Mutuals
paid Sl7 80.
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Decentralization OF Rates 20 Mem.
phls.

The recent decentralization OF freight
rates 10 Memphis from Chicago has
been attracting q good deal Of atten-
ton at st. Louis and considerable COM
plant on the part Of provision dealers
al that place. The Globe Democrat
says: st. Louis provision dealers have
no desire TO be crowded out OF the
market by the low figures conceded
shippers in Chicago and at other
points affected by the war. The Hi.
nois Central, in meeting the rates OF
the Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cago, made a 10 cent rate, whereas ~
had previously prevailed, and the re-
sult is that the Central now has the
bulk of The business. The same rae
prevails from Kansas City, and the
only protection afforded st. Louis thus
far il the authority given blythe South
western Association to cut the local
and make q 10 cent rate from Kansas
Oity TO ST. Louis on through bueinese.
The Kansas City lines have cut other
Southern rates, and business Tor
that territory is getting worse
mixed every day. The com.
plant OF st. Louis shippers is based
upon the seeming apathy OF the St.
Louis lines, when rate cutting is in
ausuratsd and carried on to such an
extent Os TO seriously affect their inter
eets without prompt action on the part
Of ST. Louis roads to protect home in
tersets, Ii is notorious fact that
Chicago is always in the lead when
there is any cutting going on, and 1t is
frequently the case that rate wars are
inaugurated and carried on for weeks,
and only finally adjusted through the
intervention OF St. Louis lines, but in
The meantime the markets Of st. Louis
shippers have been invaded and ire
parable injury done, which years can
not entirely recover. 1t is gradually
dawning upon the st. Louis shipper
that the way to avoid this difficulty ia
TO promptly meet any and all cuis
made by Chicago lines to territory in
which st. Louis is interested, and
when this is done rate wars will be-
come lees frequent.
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COSTLY ERRORS
BRING ABOUT ANOTHER DIS
CREDITABLE DEFEAT.
KnOulf Pitches a Good Game but Re.
Ceives Wretched SuppOrt-Re-
suits OF Games Elsewhere.

Knouf pitched winning game yes
terdsy, but received miserable sup
port, and the home team lost the
game which should have been theirs
if their playing had been free from err
ror. OF the six runs 10 Atlsntas credit
not one was earned, while the one run
made by Memphis was an earned one.
This clearly shows that az far as bat
teries were concerned Memphis had
the best of it. Wells was hit freely
and hard, and did not play mp to his
reputation, and but for Stricken 8
wonderful work at second would have
been knocked out of the box. Seven
put outs and two assists is something
that even the king OF S, cond basemep,
Dunlap, might well feel proud Of.
Sneed's illness has seriously crippled
the nine. On Wednesday he was
replaced by novice named
Black, whose errors contrib
uted largely TO the loss of the
game. Yesterday an amateur named
Mason was sent out to left field while
Bob Blsck replaced Sneed in right
field. The Atlantas, quick TO zee 4
weak spot and work, sent their fly
balls to left field when there we're men
on bases, and in that way scored a
couple OF runs. McSorley also made
a costly error that helped Atlanta to
victory in q game where they failed to
earn run. Sneed was on the ground
yesterday, but not well enough to
play. He will be on hand today,
however, and better showing may be
safely relied on. Conway will doubt
less be in the box for Atlanta, and il
the home team want to win game in
this series this is their only chance.
OFFICIAL SCORE
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brooklyn Jockey club Races.

New York, August 26.-The new
race track OF the Brooklyn Jockey
Club, and which is the old Prospect
Park Fair Ground course remodeled,
was opened today with considerable
eclat and with good card.
Fira Rdce.-For all ages; Elk fur
longs. Little Minch won by length
and a half; barefoot second, Pearl
Jennings third. Tme-1 got Garri-
son, the successful jockey in the first
race, was presented with a beautiful
floral piece.
Second Race.-0ne mile and an
eighth. Swift won by two lengths
Jim Douglass second, Olivette third.
Time-l :68.
Third Race.--For all ages, one mile
aud quarter. Bsrnum won by two
lengths; Burch second, Housatonic.
third. Time-2:l2t.
Fourth Rdce.-For three year oldsl
one mile and half. Dewdrop won b
twenty lengths; Ben Ali second. Tim
-2:41.
Filth Race.-Seven iurlongs. Fer
enza won by ten lengths; Ittilala sec
ond, Maggie Mitchell third. Time
1874. II
Sirth Race.-For all ages, one mill
Delilah won by length frankie Y
second, Whizglg third. Time-l;45i
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THE MARSHALSHIP.
JUDGE WOODS SENDS a TILE
GRAM TO JUDGE HAMmOKD,
Hut It's Contents Are HOt Disclosed
The Three Justices %
Settle IL.

Judge Hammond received a tele-
gram Yesterday from Circuit Justice
Woods in relation to the United States
Marshalship, but its contents were not
disclosed. The simple statement is
made that the dispatch hiss been for
warded to Circuit Judge Jackson, at
Nashville, and that the three Judges
will endeavor to come to some agree
ment. This means q delay OF several
DAYS and looks as II 1t were not at all a
fixed fact that DR.. Yancey will be the
next Marshal. Those who have given
any thought to the point raised by the
District Attorney think that il rests
with the Judges TO say who shall be
Marshal, and that they are not bound
by anything which bias been done,
either by the President or by the SEN
ate. That being the CAGE, the field is
open and the new Marshal may be
Freeman, Yancey, Jones, Smith or
Brown-a Democrat or Republican.
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The Louisville and Nashville scoop
lsPHoIAL TO THR APPnLL.I

BIsMISaHAM, ALA, August 26.-The
Louisville and Nashville scoop OF the
Gordon road, which WAS projected 10
come on to Sheffield from Olarksville,
Tenn, and reports OF similar fate for
the Georgia Central, has suggested 70
gossips to say that something's proba.
bly, on the boards for the Sheffield and
Birmingham road. Col. Enoch Eos
sley, who is largely interested in the
construction company which is to
build that road, says that it is abso'
lutely out OF danger OF scoopor stop
page, and will be pushed through
to Birmingham as fast as it is possible
to do the work, regardless OF outside
deals. The better opinion Of indus
trial and railroad circles here is that II
tie Louisville and Nashville really
gets control of the Georgia Central
and stops the Goodwater extension to
this city, the Kansas City Company
will combine with somebody and put
an independent line through to sa'
vannah.
Gov. Ireland, OF Texas, passed
through here in a special car on the
Queen and Crescent road last night,
on his way to Washington.
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The Dummy Ia Getting Even ON
Thnt Vino,
IsPIoIAL TO THs APPRAL.

NASHVILLE, TENN, August GA
bad throw by Hillery, aided by dark
ness, kept the Naehyilles out OF game
this afternoon which they worked
hard to win. Sullivan and McVey and
Dundon and Hellman were the bat
teries. McVey was injured in the
third inning and gave way to Hinee.
Dundon pitched miserable game,
being batted hard and often, and the
locals did very we'll TO escape de-
cisive defeat. The 'nfielders did splen'
didly even in the face Of the numerous
errors charged againet them, and cut
of many a bit that looked safe.
Hillery was especially fortunate in this
respect. He stopped several ground
ers that had wings on them. The Wis
itors played fine game and
made a determined effort to win.
Sullivan was far from effective, but be
was wary enough not TO allow hits to
be punched on him. The features
mostly OF note were Mars throw from
right field TO third base outing run,
ner, and Phillipe's one hand catch oil
O'Brien's hit. Score by innings:
Nashville .........2 ! 0 0 0002 o.
Charleston.........0 ] 0 0 0 0 2 I'D
Summary: Earned runs-Nashville,
/. Two base hits-Gilman, Sowders,
Beard. Struck out-By Sullivan, Al
by Dundon, /. Passed bslls-Mc'
Vey, !; Hines, l.. Stolen bsses-Marr
Goldsbv, Hillery, Powell. McAleer, l.
Double plsys-Marr TO Hillery. Um'
pire-Whitlock. Standardization
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hits-KiIby. Total bases on hite-
st. Louis, 6; Washington, 8. Left on
bases-St. Louis, s; Washington, 8.
Struck out-By Kirby, 5; by Madigan,
4. Stolen bsses-Myers, McGeschy.
Bases on called bslls-Of Kirby, .;
off Madigsn, .. Umpire-Grac Pierce.
AT KANSAS CITY.
There was hard hitting on both
sides today and the game was quite
exciting. The Giants had the luck
from the start. Conner, Ward and
Raiford led in the batting. Score
Kansas City, Z; New York, Il, Earned
runs-New York, 6; Kansas City, 8.
Home funs-none. Three base hits
Rsdford, Conner and Gillespie. UNI
pire, Fulmer.
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An UnriyaIed Record.

Allcock's Porous Plasters have,
the last twenty-five years, prov
themselves the best, safest and mi
efIeclual remedy for spinal complain
incipient consumption, diarrhf
pleurisy, tumors, asthma, bronchit
epilepsy, lumbago, debility, rheu1I
tism, govt, sciatica, loss OF Wig
dropsy, paralysis, loss Of voice, hys'
ria, nervousness, Indigestion, palpil
ton.
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western Passenger Traffic

CHICAGO, JILL, August 26.-It is un.
derstood this evening that the sub.
committee at work upon an agree
ment to govern Western passenger
traffic have decided upon the adop.
ton Of plan similar to that created
for the Texas pool. The average Of
the past three years business will be
used as the basis OF the proportion OF
the traffic to be guaranteed each asso-
citation line for the next year and at
the end Of that time the average oil
four years business is to be taken fol
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new divisions and go on SIS long as tn
pool lasts. All revenues from passen-
ger traffic are put into common pool
and after each road receives from this
the amount guaranteed any excess
will be divided among them in the
same proportions. This is stated to be
the plan substantially agreed upon al
though not yet reported, rs the sub
committee is yet at work perlecting
the numerous details. II adopted by
the main committee this system will
control all passenger business to st.
Paul, Council BluhS, st. Lcu.s and
Kansas CITY.
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Mobile and W est AIabamn.

A letter from one OF the largest
stockholders in the Mobile and West
Alabama railroad Gays it will be pushed
through to Birmingham as fast as men
and money can do the work. Grading
has already been begun on the extern
sion of the Florence and Kansas City
railroad. Work was begun Wednes'
day on the six miles extension Of the
Anpiston and Atlantic railroad. This
will bring it to Sylaconga, on the line
of the Georgia Centrals projected ex-
tension from Goodwater to Birming-
ham.
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The Arkansas Boys Continue 10
Have Fun With Zoe whites Team.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPHAL'l
Fort SMITH, ARK, August D.-The
second game Of ball between the Mem
phis Reds and Fort Smith Athletics
today resulted in score Of IS TO in
favor OF the latter. +. Larkin made
the core for the Reds in the sixth
inning. II arrangements can be made
the Van Buren, nine will play the Reds
here Tomorrow,
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Eren Ynn RnY Q Dozen

common porous plasters-which You can get
for a song at any Of the Cheap John drug
gists-y0u have merely thrown away your
money, for one Bsnson's Oapcine Plaster IS
worth them all. The reason is this; ben.
that Is honestly and skillfully made and SCI
entifcally medicated, Others are no more
than nominal limitations Of Benson's. They
are cheap because they. possess none OF the
ingredients which render Benson's valua-
ant to wear, and cure in q few hours all
ments which others will not even relieve.
The public are especially warned 9g1inst So
called "capsicin," Capsicum," Gapu.
articles intended TO deceive. Ask for Ben
sons, and look for the " Three Seals" trade
mark and the word "Capeine cut In the
center.
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eCoRR by INNINGS.

Summary: Earned runs-Memphis,
|. Two base hits-Phelsp, Mason,
Cline, Williams. Three base hit
Shsffer. Passed bslls-Broughton, 2.
Wild pitches Kpouii, 3. Fret base
on balls-Of Wells, j. Struck out
BY KnoufI, 8; by Wells, l. Double
pisys-Phelan and Andrews, ] Shick-
err and Lynch, l. Umpirs-MerIitt.
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Change OF Base,

Mr.. J. d. Thompson, for a number
OF years connected with the Southern
Express Company, has resigned to &C.
cept position as assistant stock claim
agent, Louisville, New Orleans and
Texas railroad, with headquarters in
this CITY,
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"Our Raby's First YeAr,''

by Marion Harland, with other yalua-
bic information; forty.eight page book.
Sent free on receipt OF 2 cent stamp.
Address Reed & Carnrick, Mercantile
Exchange Building, New York City,
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WE take pleasure in directing the
attention OF medical students to The
advantages offered at the Memphis
Hospital Medical College sad advise
correspondence with the Dean for full
particularE.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
AT CHICAGO,

The Chicagos batted Radbourne
freely and ou,played the visitors in
the field, making several brilliant
plays. Johnston made some splendid
catches and the visitors fielding was
good. The home team made all their
errors in the LIST two innings. Score
Chicago, 10; Boston, 4. Earned runs
-Chicsgo, 5. Home runs-Kelly,
williamson. Three base hits-Burns.
Two bare hits-Pfeffer, Ryan. Bare
hite-Chicago, 10; Boston, 8. Errors
Chicago, 10; Boston, is. Umpire
Powers.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., August 26.-The
champions were outbat ed today and
the home club won a game on its
merits. Lewis, Corkhill and O'Neil
did the most batting, while Latham,
McPhee, 0'Neill and Lewis carried of
the fielding honors. Umpire Walsh,
who was 50 unsatisfactory to the Gin
cinnatis yesterday and the day before,
reused the ire OF the Missourians this
afternoon and they made il point in
the last few innings TO ask for judg-
ment on every put out they made, no
matter how plain case. Attendance
1920.
Cincinnati,.."-.0 ! 0 ! 0 3 0 %
ST. Louis.....""..2 0 O 000 0 0 l-3
Earned runs Cincinnati, 3 st. Louis
/. Two bsae hits-Corkhill /, Lewis
/, McPheel, !. Three base hits
O'Neil. Passed ball-Baldwin. Base
hits-Cincinnati, IL; st Louis, T.
Erors-CinCinnsti, 2; st. Louis, 2.
Umpire-Walsh.
AT NEW YORK.
The Metropolitan and brooklyn
clubs had another interesting contest
at Staten Island today. The batting
on both sides WAS light, but the hits Of
the vieitors were we'll placed and OF
more value than those OF the home
club, Both sides played well in the
fed. Score:
Brooklyn...,.,.. 90 . 90 l 90 SO
Metropolitan, 0 0 2 90 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs Brooklyn, 3; Nets, l.,
Bme bits Brooklyn, 7; Nets, l. Err.
rors- Brooklyn, 4; Net, 4. Umpire
Bradley.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
The Athletics shut out the Balti.
mores today In one OF the preitisst
fielding contests OF the season. Both
sidee did clever work. Score:
Athletics ..."....0 0 0 10000 %
Baltimores. .,....,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Go
Earned runs-Athlet'os, 2. Home
run-Larkin. Two baRe hits GlGaAon
McGarr and Farrell. Three bass hitt
--Larkin, 2. Passed balls-O' brian, l.
Base hits-Athletics, 2; Baltimess, 3,
ErIors-Athletics, L; Baltimore, 3
Observation-Disclosures.
AT LOUISVILLE.
PithbuIg won its fourth oonsSsa6ve
victory from Louisville this RitaHoon.
The game was several times inter.
rupted by rain. Hecker was hin hard
at opportune times, and the visitors
won easily. Score:
Louisyille.............0O 100000 So
PittsbuTg ...,...."."0 3 2 0 D U %
Earned runs-Louisville, 3; Pitts
burg, 2. Two base hits-Galvin and
Sylvester. Three base hibs-Brown,
BarkleY and Miller. Umpire-KeIly,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27

LuHDBoRa's perfume, Edenis
LANDLORDS perfume, Alpine Viols
Lundborg's perfume, Lily OF q.
Valley. -.
Lundborg's perfume, Marchal MI
Rose,
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OOmmissiOners.

We, the undersio,led, Bdnks and Bdnkers,
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State Lotteries ,Ohieh may be presented al o'v
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j. H.OGLESBY,P Pres. La. NATL Bank.
ETH, PROSTATE NATL Bk
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u Over Half a Million Distributed.
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LOST.
STRAYED.

DAY MARE MULE-From c. f. Smith,
DHorn Lake Landing, one bay, mare mule,
about eight years old, fifteen HANDS mgh'
Jones L Co.'s stable and be rewarded;
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AT DETROIT,

Detroit lost both the game and the
lead in the race today in long and
rather exciting game without special
features, except the opportuue bunch
ing OF hits by the visitors. Score I;
Detroit, 10; PHILADELPHIA, II. Earned
runs-Detroit, 4; Philadelphia, D.
Two base hits-Gapsell, Andrews
Mu'vey. Three base hits-Wood,
Irwin, Casey, Bas,ian. Base hits
Detroit, 10; Philadelphia, IA. Errors
ID, troit, 7; Philadelphia, 4, Umpire
Quinn.
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AT ST. LoUIs.

The Maroons outplayed Washington
yesterday defeating them in a game
marked by wretched fielding on the
part OF the visitors and light batting.
Kirby again pitched finely, not a hit
being made of him until the seventh
inning. He was we'll supported by
Myers. The best feature OF the game
was Glasscock's work at short. lie
made several phenomenal stops oil
what were apparently safe hits. Hines
and Seery made several dithcult
catches. Score:
st. Louis. 0 0 0 4 y VI
Washington..."..0 0 0 0 0 0 . U I'D
Earned ruus-st, Louis, l. Two baEe
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Earned ruus-Cincinnati, 3 st. Louis,
/. Two base hits-Corkhill /, Lewis
/, McPheel, !. Three base hits
O'Neil. Passed bsll-Baldwin. Base
hits-Cincinnsti, II; st Louis, Z.
Erors-CinCinnsti, 2; st. Louis, 2.
Umpire-Walsh.
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TTOTEL-The stonewall Hotel and Rail-
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AZ and AsgPF FROM so street, Memphis, Tenn
Possession given immeo lately.
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Co.'S shoe store. -,
Offices and Sleepingroom over Q. A..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TISTERNs-Ruilt and repaired Tad var
u ranted. Inventor Of the Sanitary port
land Cement Pump. cGntraetonT, i h19 I erleK-
layer. Telephone SIS. TAOs: C HBBaSa.-
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-05-28
Talnlage om Newspapers.

lone of the greatest trials of this
newspaper profession is the fact that
they are compelled to see more of the
slamS OF the world than any other pro-
tession Through every newspaper
office, day after day. go the weakness eS
of the world the vanitics that want to
!eputted, the revenyes that want to- be
wreakea, all the duil.speakers who want
TO be thought eloquent. all the mean
ness that wants to get it's Wales noticed
gratis in the editorial columns. i'm order
to save tax of advertising columns; all
men who want to be set right, who new
er were right: all crack brain phiIoso-
pliers, With story as long as their nails
in mourning, because berett of soap: all
the itinerant bOreS who come to STAY
five minutes, and stop an hour. From
the editorial and reportorial rooms all
the follics and shams of the world are
seen. day by day, and the temtatiOn is
to believe neither in God, man, nor wo-
man. 1t is no surprise to me that in
your profession there are some skeptical
men. Ionly wonder that you believe in
anything"
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-05-28
JOHN J. o'NElLL.

A valiant champion of the cause of tho
worllin9man is John j. O'Neill, the ST. Louis
congressman. BE is chairman of the very
important committee Of labor OF the house
of representatives. just now he has his
hands full i'll investigating the causes Of the
recent labor troubles throughout the coun-
try and principally in his OWE city.
Mr. O'Nell was d st. Louis boy, and will
be 80 years old on June %. He received
common school education, and was in the
civil service OF the government during the
war, after which lc was engaged in manu-
featuring pursuits For the indonitabIc
energy, perseverance anil pluck which ii;
shown so well in his portrait Ike was elected
to the legislature of Missouri in 1872, and
was twice reelected. The worsingmen's
party dominated him for congress in 1878,
nut he withdrew from the fear Of injuring
.ileir cause through the risl, of defeat He
was elected to the Fo.sy Eighth congress as
n Democrat and Immediately received a
place the labor cc'munittee of which ne
Lecan!c tI!., l.! !od Oh his election 10 tnc pres
ent con.rc:S.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-05-28
One Of the Presidents i9anc;cS.

Ever since he first took possession of the
White House Mr.. Cleveland las manifested,
great interest in the h.;'slins brides au,:
srooms who wander through tha stately
rooms hand and hand happier than .ley ever
have. been before OF ever viii be aea:n. Tie
president is not over fond o: babies he mav
come TO tina. iite- a w!lila--bilt he loves 10
gaze upon liz" examples 0. ,aa:ta! bliss wig,
come to ace what Il great ard goca .uau hc
is Washington Letter.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-05-28
REPAIRING

OF all kinds promptly done. Mono bu
first class worllnen are employed, and
nothing but the best material used. Sat
SpAAvI1vU h~..At.AA.s.A.