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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06

Without beautiful hair no woman is hrauti
ful syours falling Off or faded? The loss is
vital. pnrkCr's Hair Balsam will preserve
your hair and give luck its gloss and youth
tul color. Clean, elegant, perfect. Prevents
dandIufr. oS-ln,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Notice.

Application will be made to the next
session Of the general assembly of this
State for q charter for the Chester and
Ncwbcrry railroad. 9-S-td
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
JOHN H.. DIVINE.

South Carolina Railway COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOV. %. Iss6 St
G.O5 a. NJ, Passenger Trains will run ma
foIO"s, 'Easlern timC:"
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON.
EAST (DAILY)
Depart Columbia at.... G:}O q m 627pm
Due Chnrlc3ton.~"......11 IL 90 IN 0O0pm
WEST (DAILY).
Dopnr; CharicsiOn...... 720 IL IN 5IOnm
Due Columbia. ."...... 1875 Il III lUC0 u IN
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
EAST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
Depart Columbia. ,G30 Il III. 800 . m b27Dm
Due Camden .l231 p IN. 742 j. m 7l2 y IN
,,o,, VEST (nAILr EXCEPT SuNDAY)
depart CNni'lcn......7 7.ij a III 7.l5 Il III 3l5 - IN
Due toiuinb" ".!o.2b m 1913 Il III 1000 D ~
70 AND FROM AUGUSTA.
EAST (DAILY.)
depart EOlumDia.......... $50 Il IN 527um
DUO Augusta. l.35 81 IN 1928 p IN
WEST (DAILY)
Depart Augusta. .......... G.G5 am dd0pm
bic ColuInbin. ............l0.'5 II III 1000 d IN
GONNECTIONS
Made atNoluInDia with Columbia ana Green.
Vlii" EaiIkoad by train anivinH at ln.35A NJ,
nnd departing at b.27 T.. NJ. At Columbia
JuHction with Charlotte, Columbia anu An.
gusta Rail Road by Same train to and from
all points ON both roads.
p insSchGcrs by these trains take Supper at
At tChHricSOn with Steamers for New York:
ana on Tuesdays and Fridays with steamer
or aud points on the ST. Johns
Hiycr; also with Charleston ara Savannah
Railroad TO ami from Savannah and olj
points in Florida.
AZ Augusta with Georgia and Central
South. At Iilackvillc to and from points on
Bhrnwcll Railroad. Through tickets can bo
pnrGhnsca to ali points South ana West, by
-. MCQUEEN, Agent, Columbia.
Join u. PECK, General Manager.
D' Z. ALIEN Cen Pass. and Ticket hgt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
We Beg to Announce

That our facilities for carrying on
business have not been Interrupted bv
the earthquake. Consignmcnts Of cot
ton, rice and other produce will meet
prompt attention rs usual.
WM. G.. BEE & co.
Cotton anu Rice Factors and Commits
Sion Merchants, Charleston, $. G. 9-22-lb
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
TRAINS GOING NORTH,

Irain No. i3 stops ut Ill Stations
=, Nos. ~ and - stops only ut BrinkIcy's
hilcFliin, Lake Wnccnmnw. Fair Blum
NiChois, Marion, Pee Dee, Florence, TimnOuy.
VlliG, i.ynchbmr%, Mnycsvilc, Sumter, Wedge
hc!l, Camden junction aud Easlovcr
Passengers for Columbia and All points on
9. &. X. r., G, &. Il A. X. Il. Stations, Aiken
Juncti0n, and all points beyond, should lake
No. is Night EXpIcSs. ~
Separate Pullman Slrcpcrs for Savannah
anu FOR Augusta on train As.
Passengers ON 10 can take AZ train from Flo
points via Columbia. e
=; an trains run solid between Charleston ana
Wilmington '
JOHN H.. DIVINE.
General superintendent
II. NJ. EMERSON, GcnI Pass. Agt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
DEAD SHOTS.


The red flag will now be put away until
next winter when it will come handy for
peltcoats for the baby.
Mrs Damascus Fite. of Racine, Wis, has
been shot by her boy lover. She had the
Fife all taken away from her She is dead.
There is a bill before the Kentucky lesis-
lature making lobbying an infamous crime.
Looks as if Kentucky penitentaries wanted
filling up badly.
This country will never rest satisfied un-
oil Spies and his gang are hanged. The
sheriff OF Chicago is no gentleman unless he
listens TO the wishes Of the majority.
Ii is said that if you put mirror in the
cage occupied by noisy canary bird, he will
stop singing and look at himself with evil
dent satisfaction for hours at time. In
this canary birds find imitators in the
human family, only for hours at a time
read DAYS
The Philadelphia brewers have agreed to
let their men drink all the beer they want
TO, and now most OF them are getting outside
Of from thirty to sixty glasses day This
is a good plan to get rid of Objectionable
workmen without running the risk of a
boycott
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11


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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

We believe the history Of our Republic
will be searched 10 vain ior parallel Of
the lawless and despotic proceedings Of
the Ohio legislature The contention
commenced with an attempt to uDseat
four Democratic Senators. As originally
constituted. the Democrats had a mai
liy 20 the Ssuate. Tie Republicans, in
order 20 obtain control Of that body pro-
posed to uuseat four Democrats from
Hamilton county. One would naturally
suppose that contested election cases
might be tried according TO the forms OF
law. aud iu pursuance Of time honored
p-ecideuts. even in Ohio. But such has
not been the case. The Lieutenant
Governor, who is the presiding officer 10
tle Senate, "a Republican. When the
question ~ uuseatinx tue Democrats first
came up. some months ago, the president
of tie Senate set at defiance ali parlia-
menmry law. and undertook 70 aid the
bepub.lcsus iu ousting the four Demo
Gratis by tbe most outrageous methods.
de refused - put any motion made boy
tle Democrats. aud by his conduct
almost precipitated "a revolution After
the moat hsgracafui scenes. lasting
several days. the matter WAS allowed 60
r.st, snd truce declared For some
ame affairs 70 fle legislature at Colum-
bus favs been going on semmilgly.
Last week ine Democrats learned that
Gao Republicans were ABOUT go
renew fae conflict aad farns the four
Uamfen caaat5 msnhsra oai of their
seaa at a hazards Ibe Democrat
faeu resolved o. absulon gheir posts au
ase beyond Ones jurisdiction and leave
tae 5-Haie sthagt quorum Ihs lhey
hafe dome rue Republicans hsve
despatched Cha oefgeaut.af Arms after
t..s ah-ertees. bui ne has been unable Co
DISCOVER ans ~ Them u tae state - OHIO.
b.s sra 'he 1mils a' thaf state bee cannot
iae t..evsghc a-ss columns of
tas lanua. of 'haf msst 10 the Demo-
ersie eaelers are at Chattanooga. fennr
ehere iI.Y r-maia 'rNates from justice
awaiting -selaaueats. lt aolI seem
almost ugoss'ole fo e8lI tus proceed
us fhsrs Ia.ag 1o 4aafau ~ fhe Senate
atr.srsa la-rs oan ae uo au-ioes- trans
aet.I except o. alImn Pubic symra-
taf e.Hai naiurt 80 o1f fo th- heplb
..rr r.an. f.ers. s..a are tHHe leH HELPLESS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

NrANTEp- STU ALTON As BOOKKEFTER OR
" assistant bookkeeper. OF copying dome
evenings by good peuman having thorough
business training Prices moderate. call or ad-
dress 10 Canal 81 .
N-ANTED-A SITUATION As BOokkEErEfl
" or books CD post evenings hy person
thorughiy posted $50 O. business. price in ac-
cordancc with the tme~ Cali or address Book
Keeper, rnom ' No. -5 Canal =.
lANIEp-A NODNe MAN 19A EARS OF AGE
" wants situation .u store as clcrk. or cam
make himself generally usefll. Can speak fng
i>h and Holland. Address ~ II D care Telegram
igudd.
WANTED -ITt tTlON -Hl a PRACTICAL
" gardener. Nouiiect.ru tn fhr care of horses
Ml.la nof oiir.i grur fff1 Oh cnUulgF. AHtrts-
g. IS IN. care lfIfsEhN lifHAIn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

WANTED INMEDIATELN-A GIRL To DO
" homework al - Livingston-st. 30
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN.
W eral homework Mrs l. Whitney, "a South
College ave. 20
NASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOK
" ing washing aud Ironing. Good wages
Call at l@2 shelconst. la'
IANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work al the corner OF Couit and Allen-st
Steady employment. 30
WANTED-GIaL To DO GENERAL HOUSE
" work. 2s3 Adams-st Mrs NJ !. scott.
NANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOUSE
" work. Apply at lob Ransom 4.
VlTANTED-COMPETEN GIRL TO 10 GEN-
" cral house work NJ "a small family of three
persons. References required. Apply al ~
Crescent ave
HANTED-NURsE GIRL FROM n TO Us
" years OF age Apply in afternoon al pa
Tunerst.
IVANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W general house work az IN Island 81 Mrs
Avery.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENE-
" raj house~ork Apply at 50 Westinghouse
lVANTED-A GOOD NURSE GIRL FROM "a
" 20 l6 years old. Must come wei recommends
ed. Apply no North pivision-st.
lVANTED-A GIRL To DO GENERAL HoU 81
W WORK. Apply at once at rs OttaNa-sI
Recommendations required
WANTED -TAIlORE-S TO WORK on PANTS
" aud vests. Address X kiunngcr. Gale
donia, Mich.
N(ANTED-sIN FIRsTClAs5 DRESS MAX
" crs none oiher need apply Apply % Miss
McCieilaud. l15 North ionia s,.
IANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOT SE-
" work. Appi! at once to hi Lagrayc-st-
NANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsE-
" work and To care for children. 3E Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

I'OB RENT-LABGE STORE GOOD LOCATION
| "a West Brdgc-st. Apply ~ $. cool 8, FOURTH
st
no RENT-A ROOM q 20 BEET. GOOD TO
| caluy suitable for store Call at e Ntfi~
ingst. gi
no RENT-D DESIRABLE ~ToRE SOL -
| Pearl st. Loycu block nou ocrupei hs NuhI
and Van Alstine viii be for rent May ig Seo
". Alien.
no RENT-sTORE 30 13 WF~r FULTON sT.
| Boston Block. Is suitable i0r a meat market
Inquire of J T. ~trahau. Deb
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

b.uss.f 10 be gh. prince az iilega,as. aud
master OF the art ~ revolutionary
ieserdensiD.
OGlEsBYs GREAT ACHIEVEMENT.
The prompt aud decisive absyucs II Gov
ernor ~Dlcs" OaLEsHY from the soeEes 81
riotiug ia Chicago aud his courageous
dehbsratlon before acllns at East 81.
Louis. are IN sucb noticeable contrast
with Governor Ausks action AZ Mil
waukee that an explanation is due
to the Illinois Governor. Gov
eruor OGLEsBY has not been
hiding IN cave, IS some may have sup
posed. bai has been actively working Tor
tie interests of the great commonwealth
oyer which be- presides, aud Of which
Chicago aud East 81. Louis are only
fractional parts. lt Is evidence OF the
greatness of mans character when he
does not allow himself 10 oe turned from
a great purpose by petty ammo. aDces and
dsstraclng circumstances. While these
iiAte nave RctA ktAhA t~ N'tfctAti
OGLEsBT has been busily engaged IN com
plstlng an arrangement by, which the State
Memorial hall obtains possession Of the
cork-leg OF the late Mr.\SANIA ANNA,
captured at the battle OF Cer-o Gordo.
II any citizen OF Illinois has been dis
posed to blame the hoary- headed Gov
ernor of tardiuess IA protecting property
1t should be sufficient excuse and
abundant compensation 10 know that
when the cruel war is over and the tran
STORY ebullition Of socialism and an
archy Is thing of the past, the great
state Of Illinois can boast of having a
trophy which at most bat few other
states or individuals can hope to possess,
one OF SANTA ANSA's wooden legs.
\ new plan to effect reform il the city
government II New York proposes TO
elect al the aldermen Of the city on one
ticket as presidential electors in a state
are electe l. The would-be reformers
presume that a majority of the voting
population would favor good government
and that by the method proposed an en-
tire reform board of aldermen might be
elected The scheme would be good
If the presumption were reliable; but the
probability is that the shyster politicians
would capture the elections and instead
of AN entirely good board the city would
have an entirely bad one.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

UrANTFD-SIN GOOD CAN AssFES- -NAIF
W or female SALARY and commission So thr
rghi parties. Apflt between fac hours of . aug
@ ,. N. io rom iN. Roofs block. 50 Pearl 80. Ciis
NANIEU-ONE GOOD i1fF IN-I kANCf
" agent ou salary. and fg. can1as-sr- Au.
ply to Reserve Mutual rofus D. and IS iou-l
man block. city.
WANTED LADIES AND GENr FMF
" Agents for "~eIeci Readings" nith tiorg-
tonarf instructions Teacher. and students WiIt
tnd Readings profitable hsuk 1os pc hs1f
The New Pictorial Parallel Bible Write ar sIF
clal Bible terms Tyler Is Co.. Detroit Nich
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
WANT ADNERTISEME ENTS.


WANTED-FIRsT CLASS SHOE CLERK AP-
W ply in Writing address e. II care of Telegram
Herald. 4a
NAN1ED-A YOUNG MAN To LEARN PHO
" togaphing. Adires, II iii Alny-st I'D
WANTED-VARNIsHERs AT ORIEL CABI-
" nel 90.
IVANTED-TfIREE GOOD RELIABLE NEWS
W boys az this Office on salary. Call between
the hours OF aud a. IN. OF and p. IA. today
(VANTED-st stainers, a. Oriel Cabinet Co.
NrANTED-A BOY TO FEED PRESS. AP-
" ply at L. B. siantous, The Printer No .
Pearl 81.
nrANrED-AN OFFICE BOY ABOUT Is
" years Of age who writes fair hand. Apply
immediately al Perkins & Co, corner second and
Frpnt-sts
V-ANTED-A YOUNG MAN To TAKECHARGE
W soda water fountain Must understand the
business Address. giving age and experience.
box TELEGRAM HERALD Office. l0i
WANTED-TAILORS AND PANT MAKERS
" wanted. Apply "a A. Coutts, No. D. south
Terrace-st, MuskegOn, Mich. No bummcrs need
apply.
NTANTED-TWO GOOD Statesmen To so
" hcit orders for = new selling article in this
city and adjoining cities salary OF commission
Edward lubbs. city manager. Oilce No. -
FOuutaln-st, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

OF THB YEAR
" MANltp- A6lN f~--falIes $40 esrfifrrer of
EAfl htNif.f can make fnartrr lr aafIr.r .-..Ifi
tals IRELAND 90 TopAN.- Ntn usr .f
iit .Aio ih ll.ni- goes uifh If Inf corf fIlf 81
iih ehfh lfA fru order Aafreas l..- frr-.f.r--
ani Terms 5AMt~ -. sBss~HsGf. A -sfN
-.hie Afonit CORNER Hesfefr-avc end 1rrrnre.s ~
America
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

ured for royal American coronct " }.
Morning J0iVHqL
The President a. Liberty
The President IS az liberty to marry,
having gotten a divorce from the Demo
cratic party Macon telegraph Dam
a Good Time Coming
Aosr the House of Representatives has
revised lts rules once more it may reach the
miieuia. condition of never DOING any work
ti ALI. Iifsbug Dispatch.
THE Bleat or shepherdlss> Sheep.
The grand Old man rises to hls work with
tAf ugor 90 winner Would that toe
tariff retormer. iu rhe House bad leader
Hse him haaat Courier bea
The R~medy simple
ffthe saloons 800 Chicago were closed and
scaled &c would not b, hee days until nine.
fentns of aI mhHfcrs would he Foo their old
places tuI at work Wh-key and beer do
fhe hulk ol toe talking and the mischief
caeaga Ifa yreon
senator Palmer Encored
Senator palmsro of Michigan. created -pme
surprise fhis afternoon bY making speeeh
au ihr lnfer state Commerce hii and more
attr. b. af- -1 good ia speech ihuf hisfrIeDds
a fhr Senate NHI rfsU. fhat hi- lnd0Ieuce
prc,enls bis speaking 0l-ener llrs4as 'aH
fef.r
THE Penalty af Neglected Duty
Asa matter af het the White House is a
faur place faf iuau to many bis hrsf wlit.
ihe average citizen ~ fhe tnUet States
-aea'i H. maItI long before hs reaches
Iat mauson Mr Cleveland lone neglect
~ IbIs nFarfaHt business i- responsible CIR
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
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The two great railroad corporations in
Michigan. the Southern and Central, have
not earned enough during the past year %
pay their stockholders one per cent. i'm divi-
dends The Central paid nothing last year
either These are suggestive facts Detroit
Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

IL protectionists wll protect home
industry we insist that a duty be- imm=d-
lately placed upon Nr Ienny sons
poetry.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

several members az ths New York
Legislature went out on strikes the
other iay. They were piaying base ball
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
III Pieces

Very handsome double width Dress Fabrics.
and very desirable for only D cents per
yard. reduced from 30 cents.
STRING x COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

We have a very large assortment of silk
dress goods of every description and al The
most reasonable prices.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
If You Want Goods of Any

1T You Want Goods of Any
Kind
an1 cannot conveniently visit og1 oi7. you
can always avail yourself ef ouf immense
sfass ana low prices bs simply 9rldne us,
stating q. near a. may be yoaf wants
Sample. ol ANY sna of drf goods wil he
Forwarded sou hr srst mail Makey7ar se
iecWlns return us ihe sample and vo1r
orie- ail be- executed prampi|y aud ei'h
great care
Arg reais senf one ou ariers lu ihss HaH-
ner tni naf giving entire satisfaction can -
reIaI1f3 st nar eErcnse.
sfafr- EaNfssf.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

One hundred pieces new and desirable
STYLES Dress Goods just opened for 10
cents per yard. SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
It Wears the Ear Marks

70 must be So When Senator Is mar
ried his fellows always present a silver tea
service. Now the Democratic Senators are
taking steps for subscription for an extra
fine one This must Toe destined for the
White House Kalamazoo GG.ctfc
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
Immense Display of Novelties
in Dress Goods.

The finest fabrics imported as well as
home made goods can be found in our
Dress Goods Department.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Children's Dresses, Bibs, Drawers, Shirts,
Nc Embroidered Dresses in white and
colors, for 81, Sl25, $50 -, $3.50 S3,
$500. 81 s..
SrEIYG q CoWrANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

GRAND RArins. Tu4,pAr NAY d.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

LLOYD ssEzEe. E4i,or and Manage.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Dress Goods for only nine cents per
yard. Excellent values.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

OFFICES 81 AND 81 FEAsl-sr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

it Must he Large 10 FIT.
Minister Phelps thinks Of getting meas
ured for "a royal American coronct " }.
WYrqiug Tglgaqf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

TIE cholera IS making steady advances
10 ltaly and a sporadic case has been
found ln Chicago Ii IS good time 70
turn the refuse out.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

sas-ssa a. A.a s.,,-. Of the s..saa Glass
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

The Atlanta Constitution thinks II
marriages are made 10 heaven taey are
unmads IN Chicago. Nothing extraor-
diusry IN that, Chicago divorce Judge
- a little god 20 many people.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11


lately placed upon Mr Tenuy cons
poetry
Tie Chicago anarchists Who have been
arrested should be tried 1t cuce. The
moral effect ~ speedy Justice should not
bs lost
Aaong tie many eloquent tributes
90 the memory of Judge WuHEE that %
Mr. Bcam was ,ayorab.y commented on
yesterday.
Another survivor ~ tho famous charge
al Balakiaya has died, leaving only 99)
veterans remaining ot the famous ~charss
ot the SIX hundred
The cholera IS making steady advances
10 ITALY and a sporadic case has been
found n Chicago 1t Is good time 70
tIrn the refuse ou..
The Atlanta Constitaa03, thinks il
marriages are made 10 heaven taey are
unmads IN Chicago. Nothing extraor-
diusry in that, d Chicago divorce Judge
is little god 70 many people.
A telegraph item says the piano
makers IN New York have returned To
work on the old scale. Il viii bs graf
flying to the musical world % know that
the cbromatic scale viii still remain in
vogue.
II would be unkiud 20 intimate that
the members oi the Grand Rapids bar
are endorsing Justice CHAMrLiN for the
Federal bench because ,hey hope to win
favor az the Supreme court. Therefore
We 30 not do IT,
Ihs economy OF JstTersouian Democ-
rscy showed itself ct Reading. Psnnsyl-
wanna last week when an oil painting of
Thomas himself sold az auction among
the ELECTS of the late Hon. HESTER
CLTMeR. brought only ffty-fys cents.
Ard yet Berks county IS said % 5s the
Gibraltar % Pennsy yania Dem0cracy
A law Of Illinois provides that those
who abet, aid or iucite murder can I'M
dicted. tried ani couvic-ed as principals.
IL. therefore, it can be shown 'has SPIES
aud bis co-anarctists encouraged the
throwing Of toe bomb vL'ch Killed tile
Chicago policeman they may bs hanged
Thsre should be no delay iu producing
the eadeace.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Dress Goods as low as five cents per
yard. SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

II subserslon of lssfal aathoriiy The
Ohio 'booiie legislator hss Demonstrated
himself 60 be th- prince az iilega,eY, aud
q master of the art ~ revolutionary
ie3erIemaiD
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

\ Most Unfortunate Strike
Here is a state Of things The coffin
makers of New York have struck, aud Herr
Most is above ground. They should have
struck later-Bay Cify Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Man stee has candidate for Che
Unted States District Atorneyahip iu
tas person ~ ASunev j. DovEL, ihe
present Prosecuting Attorney ~ that
county Mr Devrl s young lawyer
az great aromIse and vas member ot
ths State Legislature several years ago
The Msu'stee Democrats srs quietly but
persistsDtIy pushing Sir Dcssl'7
risima
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

A telegraph item says the piano
makers IN New York have returned To
work on the old scale. IL viii bs graf
flying % the musical world % know that
the cbromatie scale will still remain in
vogue.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

II would be unkind TO intimate that
the members of the Grand Rapids bar
are endorsing Justice CHAMPLiN tor the
Federal bench because hey hope to win
We 30 not do H.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

The corsspoudeufs are beginning 90
express considerable doubt whether. ou
account o' che babb.ny % Miss Fo'som's
friends. the Presidents wedding will
,ass place m June. as announced. II
isnt easy b see hoH q postpouemeot
wos't LeIp matters much. IL tiE9sgn
CLTvrl,yo promised to marry Miss
FatsoH m june Be- wiii De Just hke mm
20 ,lo b.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Dress Goods for seven cents per yard
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

The President IS at liberty 10 marry.
having gotten divorce from the Demo
cratic party Macon Tsiegr0pt Dam
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Ihs economy OF JsHersouian Democ-
racy showed itself ct Reading. Pennsyl-
wanna, last week when an oil painting of
Thomas himself, sold 40 auction among
the effects % the late Hon. HEIsrER
CLTMea. brought only tity-fys cents.
Ard yet Berks county IS said % 5e the
Gibraltar % Pennsy yania Democracy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

A law oi Illinois provides that those
who abet, aid or ncits murder can I'M
dieted. tried and couvic.ed as principals.
II. therefore { can be shown thes SPIES
aud bis co-anarctists encouraged the
throwing oi tHe bomb vL'cA killed the
Chicago policeman they may BE- hanged
There should be no delay ia producing
the evidence.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

TIC UIeHf 0I aIH II'IIIa9H "UnHp-
Iue grand old man rises f0 his work with
thf Ngor &C a winner Would ibai thc
tariff reiormer- in fhe House had a leader
llse hm. haHGt Courier Deal