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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for C~astoria,
When sho became Miss, sho chung to Castoria,
When sho had Children, sho gave ttcm Castoria
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of
Bourbon, Ind, says: both myself and
wife owe our liy6she SHILOHS CON.
SUMPTION CURE" For sale b., il
Hunt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. i
never fails TO cure. For sale by ]. j
Hunt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

These oars have inst been repalnted md
refurnisfed, and are First class in every
respect. n
Ijerthscan be reserved upon application to
this pompany'sagepts In Norfolk Petersburg
Lyichburg ard Bristol, also In Richmond
upon application To- Ticket Agents lR..& Z. II.
II. Union Depot, and A. w. CARRIER; 1000
Main street.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05
The Hoiston Prcsbytery

= viii meet in Jonesboro on Thursday,
August Goth, at II o'clock a. m. A full
attendance is particularly requested, es-
p%ecially of the eldership.
]. +. ALEXANDER, s, G.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

Without beautiful hair no woman Is
beautiful. Is yours falling off or fadedY
The loss is vital. Parker's Hair Balsam
will preserve your hair and give back its
gloss and youthful color. Clean, elegant,
perfect. Prevents dandruff. jul8m1
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi
g%estion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite. Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vitaliz
or Is a positive cure. For sale by ]. j.
Hunt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

-'HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 20 and 80 cents.
For sale by J. j. Hunt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

II hereby announce myself as Prohibit
ton candidate to represent the people Of
Washington county in the State Legisla-
ture. ! represent the law and order ele-
ment, and my platform is, death to the
liquor traffic" A. NJ. METTETAL.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

There were four weddings In Greene.
Vile and vicinity on last Thursday.
Pretty good for one day.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

-sHILOH's CURE will Immediately
relieve Croop Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale by j. j. Hunt. b
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

Query: Why did Prof. John Carson
walk to Telford, q point five miles dis
tant, 10 see the train pass
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

-sHILOH'S CARTARRH REMEDY
"a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria,
and Canker Mouth. For sale by J, j..
Hunt,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05
MILTON KEEN,
UN DE T r,
JOnesbOrO, TENN,

Keeps constantly on hand q full assert
ment OF Wood Collins and Caskcts.
Ed-CorFISs and CAsKETs in adult sizes
delivered ten miles or less, free Of charge.
mar11y1 W
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shiloh's Cure will give immedite relief.
Price 10 cts, so cts, and 81. For sale
by j. j. Hunt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05
Monuments and Tombstones,

II. c. Remine Of Limestone, Washing.
ton county, Tenn, is better than ever
prepared to furnish all kinds, grades and
designs of domestic and foreign marble.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05
GEO. N. GRESHAM.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in chancey.
Notary Public for washington county. OF
fee over A. I. Dosser's Clothing Store.
] J~oNEsBoRo, TENN.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05

"A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. For sale by j. j. Hunt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-05
Norfolk & western II. r.. Co.

Commencing Sunday, July 25th, Sleeping
Cars belonging to this Company will BIO put
In service on trains Nos. ! and Q between
Norfolk and Bristol. Schedule rs follows:
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
A streng Prohibition Plank.

afI.Il.Nt Hal--hAa -r-tral
KALAMAZOO, Sept. 2l--The report of the
committee on temperance at the Michigan
Conference today created an immense SEN
sati0n. The resolutions are as follows:
WHEREAs. We believe that temperance
relorfl viii come through the people IS
vtdes, under the auspices Of some political
party. therefore,
Kesnltsd. That we hail with Joy the ad-
vent Of any political organization which
has or shall, pat on TIE whole armOr OF re-
form, and IS determined 10 stamp out the
vile liquor curse.
Resolfed, That the growing enormity of
the strong drink evil calls for the immedi-
aye concentration OF the christian zeal, eff
fort aud tirmuess of the good men of all
parties. who shall unite in the subject of an
anti saloon party whose cornerstone shall
be constitutional ana statutory prohibition
Of the liquor traffic.
The resolutions were adopted by vote of
l3~ tD
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22

late cl0siHs 90 elee-e aafs. Slorief hours
we're sfF0aEF ~ .cafea ~ nIfa +.
herFies. az flis els sali ilei ~ his store
itsy COS through a- $50 ul. and close,
except Ola Saf lfiass Af. HeFrlck ee-
nounced the pecGlels aud ais9 the growing
belief that lse grocery asslSiatl0ns are mo
nopolies Pie dead beat system Was also
referred % and p4lutel fS>oti,fJn otefed
ia regard 60 a1uileFa1oae IA = alca adaiieT-
atious 6efe condemned sn1 aeieFmina-
ti0u made not % sell knowingly amy save
p9Fr goods The resolution Wa- referred -
the proper committee. A resolution Was also
offered by ar Herrick 10 effect she Is
taDllshmeuf of system oi selling %
Welga- only, also Ons 80 obtain
that end through proper legislation.
B0lh were ref-rIed. A discussion of the
system Of Weight Nas bela. that branch most
talk cd Of being the establishment of weight
standard for eggs, vegetables, ia fact Tor
anything save seeds and cereals. The Sand
Lake gentleman, j. y Crandall, argued
that the Legislature would not bother its
head over the weight 0f eggs and suggested
that IA the future members of the assOcla-
ton strive % see that men elected 10 the
Legislature be ia favor OF such a system.
Mr.. Barnes OF Traverse City, remarked that
by weight Was the only way To sell eggs
properly, since dozen OF small eggs is not
worth what a dozen Of large ones Is. The
weight Is about pound and half dozen
on the average.
T.. A Stowe offered a resolution request
ing the Legislature 10 reduce the exemp-
ton allowed married amen ffomS25 10 $40.
The resolution was warmly discussed aud
finally Withdrawn by Mr.. Stowe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
IS DEFEATED
The House Rejects His Bill 70
Relieve Irish Tenants.
JOIN R0aA II DsFEASE Or IHE4lL
The Reasons Nh the GoeernHent
MeEDsrs Opposed the Measure
-Coasioersbie Bitterness
tkh5bsted-fh he Vote.

LoSpss. Sept p ia fhs House II E0n.-
mons toniEAi JEAN Morley. Nsenins she
debate oi Mr fsnsIs bni. said ihe
vicious land system "a Ireland Las pIx-
Venled and s,i.l prevented ihe tenant larn-
ers from reapine fhs irulis of their indas
Try snd there osuid he no permansnt f,eaoe
no returo of prosperity antl ths bAfdsAils
eh'cA the farmers sens compelled a. bear
were ehoi.y removed Mr llaHli0 op-
posed lie hlil declaring i - 1f ise innsl
lalpD1eui proposal ever submitted bs Ile
faroeilifes i.,sd HAriieeion said he re-
ereiied that hs Wss anahis 10 slplsori
AF. 0iadsfones conclusions Ar 0ia.lsione
was prepared 90 fase aclon ul1a MF.
f4rnsils blil in q Nay iI which i4sl AuFasl
he argued would be unfair. Parliament
Lord Harrington SAW. would lnc0g d great
responsibility f "a ftiscied ihe proposals oi
the government iof lhe preservation oi os-
der. aud therefore encouraged soclaiisnc
aud c0mmaulsiic ideas Sir Alcaaei Hicks
Beach opposed the hli
Ar PANELS BAL sas rejected by q voieof
~ t. .U1
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
Meeting Of the Grand Encampment at ~
Louisa Busins - Session.

Louisa Business Session.
ST. LOUIS sept. 2I.-The grand encamp-
ment Of Knights Templar met this after
noon in the hall of the exposition building.
Most Eminent Grand Master Writers being
indisposed Deputy Grand Master Roorle
opened the encampIneut Mayor ID. X.
Frances welcomed the Grand Encampment
% the city in an eloquent speech
which vas followed by Grand Commander
BrOrne. of Missouri. extending a welcome
Ia behalf Of the Templars of Missouri
Deputy Grand Master Roome responded
and the eucampmcnt proceeded to business
The r2p0r. OF Most Eminent Grand Master
Wiibers was submitted as was also that OF
Deputy Grand Master ROOme, and ap-
prc priately referred The reports note the
formstiou Of Grand C0mmandery in the
Territory Of Dakota, also oOmmanderies
90 Seattle and Walla Walla. Washing
ton Territory. Huron. Bismarck, Fargo
Sioux Falls aud Yankton, Dakota:
EgEene City Oregon, Las Vegas and Albu-
querque. y. NJ. Tucson, Arizona. and Boise
titv. Idaho. la addition % this the Deputy
Grand Master reported the formation Of
Communicates as follows Rawlins. Wyo-
ming. Spokave Falls. Washington Tern
tory. Ogden, Utah. Miles City. Montans.
Fac0ni. Washington Territory. Laramie
City. Wyoming, Albany. Oregon and Dem
ing y. NJ Twenty -four deaths
have occurred among members
of The grand srampment since the con-
Cisye In isS5. The Grand Recorder submit =
ted his report IN which considerable space
Is Eiyea a difference in opinion as 10 the
sc pe oI the Recorders duties. Grand
Treasurer simmonds reports bis receipts at
slo 361 -. Disbursements 81 55693. balance
$40 s153 The catering prospects Of the
order were set forth a. some length
and it Wss stated that subordinate
Grand Commsnderies would probably be
formed 5000 en- Oregon, Montana. New Mex
ica. Washington Territory. Wyoming and
the District Of Columbia The scting Gra0d
Master then reported committees on un-
finished business d3ings ~ grand officers.
aasnce. disnenssfions and new Commando
res. credentials. grievances and appeals
The Grand Encsmpment then took recess
11ni l0 a m. tomorr0w.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
Afternoon se.sion.

Commencing the afternoon session after
prayer by Rev. Kerr Il. Upper, the commit
tee on organization made its report, recon-
mending that the temporary officers aD-
pointed at the morning session become the
permanent officers of the convention. The
report was adopted. The committee on or
der Of exercises then made its report which
was also adopted. The committee on con-
stitution aud bylaws then made lis report,
the chairman, f. A Stowe Of this city. read
ing constitution framed By the committee.
The report Of the committee was unanim-
ously adopted Smith Barnes. general man
sger Of the Hannah & Lay Mercantile Co,
Of Traverse City. then read paper on The
Business Man, giving comprehensive view
Of that character in life. Of business At pres
eut with a retrospect Of the past and pros
pect Of the future The paper advocated
cash dealings. the establishments Of uniform
system of weights and the adjustment Of
measures over the country, the establish
ment Of a credit loan system for small ac-
counts and spoke general words OF wisdom
CLEANED from a long and useful business
career
A vote of thanks was rendered Mr.
Barns BY the association. and IL vas voted
- have the article printed IN the JrGassmlu.
Robert " Floyd. 0f Chicago. then read =
paper entitled the "Orizin Of the word
Gr0csr The paper opened with the state
ment that the grocery business in the
United States was perhaps more generally
interesting than any other trade. oecaus. II
tie diversity q articles handled and the
scattered portion ~ the zlDse from which
they came. az sugar from Ca5a. raisin.
from Spain. teas from China. coffees from
/ Brazil. p0nch fr0m Sweden. pepper from
I1rkev. sperms0eti from the polar REGIONS.
honey fr9m California and wooien nas-
me~s from Connecticut. The E0r1 Gro
ce~ fakeS its origin from the word Eros-
ser.n meaning one Who sells ~ The gross
or hv wholesale The psper wss ore 81 In.
sarasf. giving an entertaining accours q
eszlv aeveIopmeuts In the grocery trade
81 TIE v&rious trade names ~oTn by iaii-
ei3ssl 5eusrtntents nov agzrezsre1 nusfer
{ the enc bad ~ grover eusinf@s. 1askinz
tae grocer - tossv t1s representative hoYes
( 81 ths rrnsiacts ef sii countries
Sanie tine Vas Eive1 ro he ilss',ssi7a a
shrrser haars ~ cssiarsS after Ar flagd
sad >s-r1rases bis remarks The dssi
Z sqesse- A Covs. ~ tais cry n,sslek "a
.fs fhense sFrsge3 e4 ~ = rs1Een1 SOD
asoke ~ - aiser usavsuent ~ lssf Mss
Ard ss~oesfei fewsr 1oars 81 Tork ~ -.
marnf4.fr1rirz iahcre~ = s. t-srisIA 81
~ers faka rerieVe8 - h,r1 hoisr sfsfer
a. erscfiea IA early tF es ard spoke sc1e
i-kIa 81 .rss3ercs rztrsf srisiic - ssc-e
A. = ce1r.-Y cross rcsse ae s.1Tesfe
ssxe~ tcrrs 81 krsnese FL A. Hese~r
81 th,< estr. rsce - rer1iasseeEcrs a. ezrll
openf1< 3 Ner Yea SAT- kus sesssss as-a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
Is He THE mAN7

TIE NsrEsrer If Ex- Mayor Bovman- q
Easf - Lenf.. Believed "a be Caught
81 ieEis. sept 1l sheriff Ropizaet. of
Esst 81 1onis. has received from sheriff
rsyNr of Iapton Countv Team. where
Arlanr Ar.IhuI haot. the confessed naurier-
~ cf ,he ass sx Msyor Bowman - cor
irei q sffsr arrinK him 20 maze = care-
f1i ard eonseie.e reaer of bls prisoners
cor .ess .r ana expressing TIE opinioa thar
ArfieaI anot j. really TIE murderer In
fes -a-cr q fasf 81 Ie,sis relative 10 him
Ntte here saexs thst he wss snown to
-eVersl -ssI.ients 90 r.soe Sc -aaxh thsrsc-
.er ead heir tezcT4a-tdns ~ Biz cers1sss
sepeassare f.lr sxect.v Wun fhst gwen
~ tae nr~uer N EoeirRrnn sheriff
Kceisaes vii 5enssa3 h.s resura Cd East 81
r
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
a PRETTY HOW DYE DO.
Public ofHcisis Charge Zach Otber With
An Manner Of Moral Crimes

WAsHINeToS. Sept. 2l.--The Treasury
Department today witnessed the firstjnstall-
ment Of the hearing of charges and COUNTER
charges against employees of coast survey.
The chan Is fled implicate several Of the
officials Of the bureau. and include every
thing that could well be charged against
a pahiic servant that does not call Tor Grim
inal prosecution The specifications and
details Of these cTminations and recrimins-
lions cover great deal - paper Drunk
enness gambling irresponsibilify. malfeas-
ance iu office. insubord nation. inc0mpef-
sncv. snd long iist Of other accusations
are msie bv members q this unhappy off,
ciat family against essh other Solicitor
u Gee of The Treasury DEPARTMENT began
the invest iEalf1n - it7 with the case 81
Ceienlsn against Parsons the fvmer
secus.ng TIE laffer Of charging the Govern
rent with unnecessary travelling expenses
and with repTeheasin,e personal habits.
F0nr witnesses were examined today in sup
uovt II TIE Chsrxe TIE hearing proceeds
f+-,.--su
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22

N..st Coneisvs 81 D.nvsr.
BoeToE SEPT. q In iesat's session ~
the Sovereign Io1ee 81 oad Fellows gokn
H White 81 kitznv. was elected ersnd
sire John a. Underwood. ~ fofireion
kenf1ckF. Drputs traus sire I7asc A
shepherd ~ Phila 'eIrhis ersnd Ireaenref
Theodore Doress - Baltimore erso6 Fee.
retarf. ii Has foted - hrl3 10 next $50
sion 81 Denver as f4e ttir8 toois ~ ~
sserinrni,sf. Sssr Al amehdmerff tr1
gsssel - the ef,nstif91sa we're p1-tpffstd
- 80 rfg,3rfs shofei f.is or'itf - - p ~
telent condition.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22

The Committee on Order of Business
made their report. which was accepted and
adopted. The work of electing officers was
then commenced and resulted as follows:
For President, Frank Hamilton, of Trav-
erse City; Vice President, Mr. Morgan, of
Monroe; Second Vice President, +. j. Her
rick; Secretary, L. a. Stowe; Treasurer,
julius Schuster, of Kalamazoo.
A resolution thanking the retail grocers
of this city, aud especially the editor of the
IfadesmaRtor their generous reception was
adopted by rising vote. b. F. Emory
made motion that Mr.. Robert NJ FLOYD,
of Chicago De made an honorary member
of the society, which was unanimously
carried and Mr.. Floyd kindly thanked the
association for the honor Mr. Van Zandt,
of Boston, made short and interesting
speech. Solomon Snooks," was loudly
called for 10 speak. but no response being
made. the Secretary remarked that Mr..
SnoOks was probably present, but that he
deemed il advisable 10 remain unknown.
The constitution and bylaws were read by
the secretary for the benefit of those who
were not present al the afternoon session.
A vote of thanks was rendered Mr.. Barnes
for his address and advice 10 the associa-
tion, u which he gracefully replied in a
few short and pointed remarks. Mr.. Floyd
thought that another meeting should be
held here six months hence. a motion to
recommend that the executive committee
call a meeting here at that time. was carried
President Hamilton closed the session with
a short and interesting address. touching
upon the organization and subjects OF the
association, the early closing movement,
and the dead beats. IL. A. Hydorn moved
an adjournment TO Sweets Tavern 10 get
something to eat. The entire company
then retired thither and while awaiting the
preparation of the banquet. they were re-
galed with some excellent music from
Squiers orchestra.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22

txslls.st 70 rss VtlssssN-sssANa
DErEou, Sept. 2l- "A horrible accident
occurred in front of the Ames House at the
court. "a laborer, was attempting to board
Michigan Central switch engine No. l94.
when his foot caught on thu rails and be
was thrown under the train the wheels
passing Oger MS face and back and he was
instantly cut 10 pieces He was unmarried
and lived with his grandmother
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
PPER eRONN


sARAsAc. Mich Sept. 1.-The absence
from toFn us Jerome Br0Fn, Of the irm 0i
Lee 4 BfoTn. bankers, has created excite
ment throughout this vicinity. A. G. Lee
asserts that bis nsme which appears on s..
tl0 worth of The fiFm s paper IS a forgery
The liabilities Of the Institution are placed
si $4,000. with 40 assets 81 The liFm prop
cry having been disposed Of The deposit
lFa we're principally farmers aud working
men. who kneg u the bank shaEy condi-
uon bat we're unable % get tneir money
Br0an is Supposed 70 oe IN Canada. His
wife aud children remain here.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
The Ranauet.


The dining room doors were thrown
open and the 270 guests sat down to the
tables, which were heavily loaded with
the good things of this world. After the
inner man had been amply satisfied. toast
master IL. A. Hydorn called upon MIR.
Barnes of Traverse City, 10 answer to the
toast, "HOnOred Guests and Business Men
of Michigan" Mr.. Barnes answered by
reading a paper which was pointed and
witty, and did the subject ample justice.
Ladies or Women was responded to by
Robert NJ. Floyd, of Chicago, who made an
eloquent speech and finished by reciting tie
following stanzas:
Blessed she is: God made her so,
And deeds OF week day holiness
Falls from her nOiseless as the snow,
Nor hath she ever chanced to know
That aught were easier than 10 bless.-L0ICcH
From youth to age she grows dear to her spouse,
Fills with fair girls and sturdy boys his house.
Among all women w0manliest seems
And heavenly grace about her mild brow CLEANS
4 gentle wife a noble friend she walks,
Nor even with the gossip mongers talks;
Such women sometimes views 10 mortals give,
The glory and the solace of their lives.
-Arnold.
O fairest Of creation Last and best
OF all Gods works-NM0n's Pdradis, Lost
The remainder OF the toasts and the re-
spondents were as follows The City of
Grand Rapids. James G.. Shields; Country
Merchants James V. Crandall, of Sand
Lake; The Drummer, b. f. Emery; The
Grand Rapids JObbing Trade" William
II. Hoops Dead Beats James =.
Cove; Where the Dead Beat
Gets his Clothing" Frank Hamilton,
of Traverse City; The Dry Goods Trade" :"
NJ. b. Blaine, of Lowell. John Lemon was
then called out and made Il brief address,
and the convention was closed by Toast
master Hydorn, who thanked the guests
for their kind attention during the speech
making.
Mr. Floyd, Nr. Barnes and few others
returned to their homes, while the majority
Of the guests remained IN the city until to-
day. All pronounced the convention TO be
a decided success, and wish that more
Of these convivisl meetings may be held in
the near future.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22

seea l1- tsaI- are my eyes Doa ai-ef
araiIuE Faur loving klnd letter And
alsrs - e. the same slteci Is sighed, your
losing .ialslIeT 4alde
The 1esIasug bn lhe defense j. creating
glCh im efessltn. There i gradually y
daFaias 4A tae mil1s ~ lhe paolc an lnl
preston tlat Mrs Granger husband : 50
tae bottom 0l il 49, There seems l0 le .
sell cafued feeling tlat had Mrs MaDley
ast n.arf.e3 aad lhgs iet rhe Res. ,plsrs in
.Cr share 1i her property she would sil-l
te l darling m4ua.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22

A Foolish Nan Loses Leg and Boy Is
Fatally I8jured.

ttc--s.ss sd 'sa Nt-t-aaa- rtts.-
lsHrEaISe, sept 2l.-James Connel had
his lex taken of below the knee while at
the Chicago aud North western railway this
afternoon His condiu0n Is very serious.
boy driving delivery wagonream had
bis wagon run isto by passing train and
was seriously. AMI perhaps fatally, injured
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
A DAUGHTERS SHAME
TIE EFgsLG GEls 70 8.LIatIl Her


~ '-
Ar Moore ass-a about ife ine.-ef,s oi
h.r .fae la N.4 f.rs and fhe rilnasag ac-
-. t..... .s.,t
iH- H
tsaf .ae ai. s.-t tie ard Csc kaos edge
rh.-t.. .-.5.... ID. fst. o..., tsf been fied
i...... i.f...-.
--
go ore eas.a il --- A-l- af 7l-ft7 o.
faal.a rl- c. lan were uaillet- Spires
sf.aafal rer r4ar aui tsF llr- she be-
came .slFs.as -lL H.l kats iaaIiy ar
ns-f size en-l slH s.rosei hrf lslr and
eaaf cob n4 roor usl-rr. l0F sou have
trF-rea
H-r. Sis Saiers lsea aorzed ana she
hafa.iIfe = .Ira...e b. ales from bars lng
.afa f-sr.
Est.a s.ff -a4 hal no one % l1re aud
a9..inf 10 sr- .or. sad Hrs suirr-
.IHd Mr s.irls oncr s4F xbea goi.r first
hnsrauls name uss n.tuiiola,i -0h ieE up.
ae.e heard enough of -lat u.ans
.N0. s.r tie lerer made any suel re-
marx
Mrs Grauaers stl-rs we're {, seroed az
length Sir. -gler. denied laal ttey were
caused hv AZ 4ssfuir -ns revsr Knocked
Mr.. Granger q au a. polnled her bead
on he Hecr Toe tca.siou referred 20 by
Nas Granger eas ihe ars- time that she
ever saw Nrs .Grsn. e. haVe a ht. Ms
Granetr .eI down eu ths lo0r and Mrs.
MahIsy ran screaming iren the Foom jusI
a. hsr usfalt entered No assam "a The
kiad alleged bg Mrs. Granger ever took
place
Mr- gmnrers story shout having been
sepf ah-n a aisre child 81 e., some things
osex from a nurse siri was denied 90 the
b. of M.s. Sp.ars reroHecflon. Nobody,
iucludinr n Mss lena Hal. ever interfsrred
when Sic hs1 oeossion to punish the
chldrsn. She never kuo-ked any one Of
TIE children doNn or beat t1en4 until they
beisme unconscious Ass Kate has
o. iaaIses,icn Esmsm6ersd puo,shins
MAJ in the bath luo. Gave her = lev slaps,
but ana not use a ruling whip. aad kaIe
did not istersere Never whipped little
time. Neger struck Kate on ne bead and
shoulders alh q sfics ~ wood The only
piece ~ wood she ever usef Co punish the
In regard to The fme when Mr. Spiers
seized Kate. showed her info a ro0m and
locked the door. Mrs srier. declared lha,
ber .l.'s ,,hi... Wa ro save Kate from her
f.fhD~'s violence ~h- did rot punish Kate
90 that occasion and sld nct intend TO
.Did eour hrst husband ever hud fault
Min vau- fr.,r,,.rt ~ he childreng
.tN6t when he was himself Indeed. be
often frlI La. ,eas t.a indniaent
-Uatu your daughter MAY took the stand
dia YOU evsr hear G,rsciiy or indirectly.
that rou were responsible fo- her eondi-
fionf
Newer in my iif-.f
~I our daughter May says there was
scarcely morning ~lea tA- children were
nos punished before breakfast. How about
thAf
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-22
R.d Nan Jailad

ALrsNA, Mich. Sept 2l Joseph Milford,
alias Joseph Mccarthy, was arrested here
this morning, charged with attempt to COM
mat a criminal assault on Harriet Mcmillan
June 80 last. near this city. He was bound
over % the Circuit Court.