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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

On last Sunday evening, We typo had
the pleasure of meeting In the sanetam,
our old friend, John NJ. Gay. the noted
pedestrian and .sportsman," better
known rs johnnie, the Rover" lie was
in search of the latest intelligence about
the 81 .abor strike. which we furnished
him. after which. he '.strglck OUT" for
Pineyilie.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

We have received Vol. No. l. of the
Southern Industrial Review, JIG page
monthly, published 1T New Orleans, La,
devoted TO the Industrial Interests, At
fractions and Development of tie Gulf
States. IL. s.. Hyatt Editor; Subscrip-
ton 81 Loo per annnm. We consider It
well worth the price.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

..Grandmamma. said 4 Murray hill
Young lady. Indignantly. ''Clare Van
spuyten says that you aud grandpa kept q
Corner grocery when you were young.
..she is mistaken said grandmainma::
II knew she was the mean, spitetui thing
The idca,'' s.Yes. size is mistaken.
went ON the old lady retrospec.irely;
I'VE kept grocery store. but it wash
on a eorner.-Harper's BGzar.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

Atlanta gets the Teachers Institute. L
will commence ut Atlanta, VIM parish.
IL miles southwest of Winfield. May the
Or, prox. Our School Board will give
those of our teachers. who are engaged
in teaching public schools ut this time,
the right to attend said Institute With
pay.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

he Editor 1t the Chroaicle at Colfax
- seceived ! pair Of Ears from the
- rabbit, presented BY ! subscriber
- II Texas. He doesn't want any one
+ lhtte,ite hat be has mule ems tl,ouxh.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Regular Days of Preaching.

Methodist-1st Sunday in each month;
by Elder ID. G. Eaar.
Baptist-2nd Sunday in each month, and
Saturday before; by Elder Vim. Nc
Bride.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

There were plenty Of frost and ice on
last "Wednesday morning.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

~. G. 3. Smith, Is now costly located
u h. Office, which has been lately repair
- near the printing Office, where he
M - found, Mhcn not professionally
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

III. w. J. Sewers, is taking little
toar east OF Dngdemonia on business
lhIs week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

1Ir. s. Esnmons Sr., Of ward died
irom the effects Of cancer, on Tuesday
laes- 4 good citizen gone.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

Mrs. Joseph Larry If ward 2, is repor-
ted to be quite sick.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

II. VIM. Dickerson, il reported worse,
- has had lingering tinle, being con-
1lncd nom to bis bed over u months.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02
Winfield Male & Female Schl1
A sehsoI Of Science, Literature 6 I
Programme for IsS5-'ss.

First Term opens September 1ifh n
and closes on Friday, the 10Th OF ~
uary lSS6.
The Second Term opens on Mosfl.
February LIST. 1856. and closes o. ~
the 18th OF june lsS;.
Professor +. Davies. a. NJ rrinelul
irs. l.. Davies. Asst. Teacher.
Mrs. Ida Milling, Dept. OF Ma
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

Nfs. John Lawrence, near the Prairie
h,s been quite sick, but we are glad to
hoor = considerably better.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

The Tsaire, Tor the June term Of the
District Court viii be drawn next week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

Tue weather turned considerably cool
ron Monday night.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02
PARISH DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
Hon. A. b. George. .............
Hon. j. q. Moncure. Judges
Terms.-First Mondays in April and
November.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. r. ID. Bridser.. Judge
Hen George Wear. District Attorney
Civil Terms.-First Mondays in March,
June. September and December.
Jury Terms.-First Mondays in June
aud December.
w. J. Sewers, Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Il. e. Jones. Clerk and Recorder
j. L. Wallace. =. ....... ....... Assessor
DIR. F. y. Brian. .....-.........C Coroner
w. A. Little. Parish Treasurer
J. ID. Williams. President Police Jury
J. J. Dickerson. President School Board
J. u. Abel. Magistrate, Ward
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

G. +. Long has the finest cigar in town
nor salc). lie says it's a daisy
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02

Mr.. G. w. Fletcher, of ward 2, was in
town on Monday last on business.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-02
'PlROCHlAI GIEANINGS.
Wet weather too much.

Yesterday. crhurslay.) was All Fools
Day.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29


10 lsas 1ili s4ssiu5B tbs gropFissg II
TIE assembling ~ ca .Confs.ieFatss = Pag
tElbats 4 tbs aasaloriss u tAsir departed
fell0< soiallsrs. The sol,ilsrs - the 5outh
sers brave mea. tlsg foaZhf tor Sh4t
taey at east most u thea tb0aght T.
be their figLta. and tAey suffered trom
Pnsarlons fsr beyossd those sn1ared y
tue soldlers Il the Aorth- lnsy we're As
dear H. thoss thsy Left behind a. ~ers
TIE Boys ~ Blue h thsar sarylslnz
fFsends. Il w0ad % inhaman 10 place q
strax ia ths was n the remaining ffIeuds
u either q hinder thsiE going
freely to ths graves u their dead and
eeerishlng their memory with tears
sud a0Nefs anI monuments. Bat shs
dem onsirstioEs u the past two days Ia
connection slIh ths laying of the coruer-
ssoue u the C0ufeiefste HlObumeut al
Montgomery have gone beyond the
bounds of pr0pfisty and even deceney.
Let not the ex-Confederafes again ac-
@t.rr TIC A~T tAtDA-~A~e - AAN ~'N--- -
reyiging unpleasant memories OF the war.
/ II anything is capable Of srouslng the
anlmoelty Of the loyal men Of the North
/ toward the msA who tried 10 destroy the
unity of this Republic It IL saca dem
onsteatlOn as has been made Oysr JEEi
DAVIS and such language as thA'
INDUCED IN by General GORDOS
IL 10 not forgotten, nor should
il be forgotten, that tEFF DAVIS was the
chief of a great conspiracy 70 overthrow
tho liberties u the American people. Tbs
patriotic people oi the North have neSe
ceased to look upon him as Judas, ex
ceps as they have permitted him TO sink IN
10 forgetiulne 20. When, therefore, they rea'
that he Was gwen, ia the birthplace o
the rebellion, a reception never bet'r
sQualled ia magniheence IN the South
aud that banners were hung out with al
luslons to hirr AS Our Hero, First i
the Hearts OF the South, etc, and whel
they hear General GORDoS allude 10 hiI
In terms OF the most fulsome eulogy,
cannot fail 10 arouse Ia them sense c
righteous indignation. To cherish th
memory OF departed friends is one thing
to 20 into rapturous enthusiasm over d
arch-traitor, suffered to live 10y tho Glen
eney Of the nation he tried to destroy,
another
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

There Is a grave responsibility resting
upon the manufacturers Rs we'll as upon
the woFkmen. A general strike now
would cripple the business interests OF
the city FOR long time In the future; but
the w0rkingmen must not be expected to
make all the concessions. There must
be some yielding on both sides. The
differences are not great enough to neces-
state either strikes or lockouts II gener-
GUS concessions are made by both manu-
facturers and workmen. Keep cool; don't
lose your temper, consider both sides OF
Of the question aud look beyond the pres
ent moment.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
APRETTYCOo COoOCOUNTRY TO 1--WE IN

APRETTY GOOD COUNTRY TO LIVE IN
The Syracuse, ". Y, Standard remarks
that not since 1877 has America been so
much disturbed by clashing interests as
now, and yet. compared with most foreign
countri.s 8. We have reason TO be pretty
we'll satisfied with this Republic OF ours
even now. Great Britain has lately been
having dynamite eruptions, and Is now
being strained by proposed radical
change OF government, which, to many OF
her citizens, means the ultimate dismem
berment OF the em pire. Southern Europe
has been in d turmoil such as has not been
experienced before for years, and 1t Is
more than probable that the lull which
Greece has permitted will be OILY tenn
has anoltn55iRasf Sp ERrgeee 81 BtInsRqaAhS tIs qA
er neighbors not little trouble; Belgiu
has not Yet had time 10 recover from the
recent riots IN Liege; Russia is stirred
10y religious controversy and by the
cruel expulsion OF thousands of Poles
from their homes. IN Austria secret bands
of anarchists are burning villages and
men, women and children with them; and
the Char is said to be- contemplating an
other great war to keep his soldiers from
becoming Nihilists at home. IL Is more
pleasant To contemplate such events as
these at distance than at home; and
they tend 10 make us think tins is not the
worst country Ia the world 10 live in after
al
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
ron ~ -.

EOR sAIE-ONE MARBLE TOP BEDROOM
I suit Chicago Rocker. Smoking Chair. etc.
G. s. Casey. Folding Chair and Table 90. 10
EOR sALE-A SECONDHAND CBiCKERING
piano VIII bc sl.G cheap II sold s,au Cali
AZ Mrs Dcweys. l02 Monnpc - up stain.
NOR sAIE-A LADY WHO rs CONC TO
leave the city desires a. sell fine 81 AZ
piano, four round corner first ciass make een
used lcss than three months. Musi be s,ld in
two weeks. Coll after D. a.. 81 20 Ottawa 81.
INOR sALE-THO RETAIL LUMBER AARDs
in good live towns doing good business. no
opposition. are situated on A. lnp of Grand
Trunk railroad, between south Lyons and iact-
s1n. For particulars and terms address iumler.
box -. Coral. Mieh.
rOR SALE THoRorsHBRED PLYMOUTH
Rock Egg 81 500 pea sitting from Wy
pfize-Hiun birds ) have fhc best plynnui
Rocks ia the state. CaA and Hoe them J A.
ffony zalies-
NOR sAIE-eOID -OIDll SoIDffr NOT
L yet house No a. spring S. iui will i,f "a
gfoaf sarlhoe. Gamer lives ira Ncw ora sad
writes us - SCH Good iorofipn fu boarding
house. Inquire oi Tuiuo bn~.. aeeuis. over
Arcade.
OOk IDoK "A ieOk III NU-T SILL
IL the fue large ressdenco. stgatc ou northwest
corner Prescott and Division sts- Ii nas wsil
cisfcm and city water 90 caiiaf under whole
ho7ise .fh fine yard sud frecs improvements aii
made fnquire ~ s. Qaack sHialisit. 0f Tufte
lirre Insurance agents. over Arcade
\ or FOR NDr FfsfHFN T4a FFNF IflT DN
II krainard-ss ralned 81 $50 f0a tf1f ard 80
0d io 81 cash one ~ lnign uest north -
Thomss valued 81 So ~ So Inquire of
Tutile Broe Insurance agents
IroR SALE HORSE HARNFee AND HT'ssY
i for eaio. 81 il1 Enquire m ri iagrare.~
J. Thinner
I sound ard good -1adeef sIstarrnnn
zi2 leierson St fsrsua Rapids Mieh a
I.sE sAEF-F FISHING TAGk1INg AZ gDeT
/ We ara closing faH auf stock ~ fhase good.
T.fr.ra M
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
Goinn Back on the old Man.

Congressman Comstock. of Grand Rapids,
utterly rebndiate esr,efr rreveIanMd Mdi IDEAS
on the finance and tariff questions, the Re-
publicans will give the Fusionists the al
mightest cleaning out they ever had in
November next For the benefit of the
doughty Congressman he is informed that
the Republicans propose TO do that Job any
way, no matter what the attitude of the
Michigan Democracy toward their President.
- HqgfiHgs Bau1er
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

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ASA :. 1 81. tssii. "a. % t,.'t.i. ~'lA eiisH'
- - s.sllt ei.a 81 sireei. AadIss - carr aes
s-sasa hsrail
....l.safF FhRNs AkI IINhfk IANie ~
Atl.zaa NaIill1i ~ Lz>at.kes. t't.s 81 Astt
raU aUd kfut o.f.lltiee t..ies~ ~i,a hes ~..1
t.s..l,i iais 81 lral ka.l,lls i'..fs'iA n'.ats.
!. E.al.lu.s.., tfrcenFiiit Atot. tiio ~ -ttti,sA
- 49, t...s. a.. .Nsllail.t foi ciiy l,tiFerst
hsr Aaeasa iais ntsD slt Nf SEEMS teif
aas.lai.s targalts thtAt eetein.ilis ttAtss -
a. Rs.aat.i.ef lht pinet - i.tsh p ~ - .-'.-
~ T. a aeasl uaiee
D,FF1 SF.s sFfT Must NK aol3t THk
- a.sss 81 ..l,ihaasl elrura h-i. i.lla 49, -,
ilsiied tate is lse ana il,'s-i, t'tt.'| r,.' ~.
4as l.s,a bIlil.lllfs aaa NtN taAsr iieh' 49,
.ao.l.t 4, ,sis la aaln aii "a aat eiiias's. b p
tsua, kenh.lsll ~ Iuiilc hr.e Ageiits
s,lK SAIF -HoRsR U1N AND hotot AAh
L las on sAslla4ls. hnis. p s.'.'.'i s'''.' 80. $50
kiad & i.nf elilnA4. tft taN e Aiet GEES 49,
quarter Jersey slls csllt ls tssL Apply ." ~
Menuee ~ ssas si,'ls Z.
t,5p .R-0l q 0FsTABlIsHEn NioI tsAi-t
slid Retail nllillipiA eiio ioiiit s'e'tt, A.i,"
--fAt.lse siiuu tA>ts stl ever tsiliif go
ls.guif.. ia 7 Nullr.s, ~. tlfai.o ksieis Nish ai
nor sAiE -ss0oD hol.t. BARN la'j of
I uun tn,es. cte. teft .heAle stt" f.tt
-laIl situated Al hsi.d lake Aire tN'' ","'-
machines shaIs.r tgieut maciiiiis sac ifHt'.t
,o..hii,e ca luauirt ,a hnnsii iat
Npur.s 81
ts0R sAIE- -SOtIn DIVISION sIhftl At'sl
1 Dtss pIofssTt3. lalntcH titinisiii --ilsit
lilgs.l uareg.asls l.iic htlait neN tli'sh ,'e".
fier.e aecni
NOR sAIf Al A okEAT RAkuAtN. ~
loi4ss and l.i lft ossiiih laia, tfit it'',st y
Substantially hulN splendid Ntii aud siot'.tn ;
Nafh f,.sn closest csc loi siAltt "A lN sca thc
whole al What hollsl assi io hunE, q r'id Atia
month q. Atirn oiiisH "'N"i "i4 ''''."
Sls
lNaA sAGF-foR A fFN DAYS NJ ~ ~ IA
dos sAla tht fumlfut itcauiaf. iAittif
china Stoves. tsliNnss Atiliia,sitf $50. fNiNl'l
a. uSs,a iu tilitUl laAch aleN tiit tnhnfe ~
lai.ttul asle ailcpt aud tifet square hiA rNiii
laf ai.is af yoal oWu lfiets li bas,inrnt Hiid'i
tsiIiefl llack alrfiof S. a D. Aiiisits
NOR sAIF-A gOMTLflf sfl of HOUSE.
/ hald furniture a hlcA hls isvcp in ust ,'iii q
,hori time at 3 r..sd harraln taii sd A. hFiiin
uef ~ DAnal-ei
EOK sAIF WrE MMTEks THO thit
/ Writer faf sale uf o. reiu Hem. NRinh
Sleatgsraiilef 81 lt12 alo hipnh
fspR sAlF-A SODA WATER AffAtAlt's =
/ CHEAP iuquint ui nf eddfca a D linnaiiine
l4s Ntsi fultol si. I"
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

nrANTFn AGENTS TO TRAVEL And fthth
W an All thal b. i4~..hA iu every family Ia
ilts aiiG itruts make Ia lGt. al Ana - .f
iloeus lb and lt euun's book
N rANTHD- -1HBfE FIRST Glass AGENTS
W one iuf GRAND i,aFiat aud iuf iH'Asin iilo
nu, fif Hns tis Mu-t have small tHlHini nn
other nt.sd apply IS g. May hfi4gs 81 iioii-i
city
urANIED - ENpENltNttD tANA Aesft.r
W faI oar lulg uf nrv ana iari ri'ilint iipii.i,
is0ld goods iof particulars iulHife ai 1t'nih
Disision-si - foA Mauafc
WANTED YOUNG NtN of GOOD address
W aud halsiis io solicit Ser oU,i3 q thitfrsai
Iducntof HliHts Albums and hpeoFt silver
v are ou monthly palmcuts tNi tfims hflAs !"
John Datsls a Co. l-l Randolph si thioafn
urANqEn-fMfNIA hi~I SOLICITORS
W male or female .sr steady busluee A
ionallsa ta good ones. Api4y io rooms 4. and -
liouseman block cats.
WANTED LADIES And 0KNf .-ENtK
w Agents Scr -'atirci Reading Hfih tipfu-
fiuuarf instructions rotlrhtr- aui sudtitt VIII
nnd Reading g. pTahiaNlt islok D - So have
The New Pictorial lnfeilci hihlt Mflu ini rl~
ai.imn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

Why cannot preachers praise the good
newspapers and be silent or denuncistory as
10 the bad and indifferent ones, even a. the
newspapers do with the sermons There
are some newspapers that are morally and
mentally better than some sermons, and
some sermons that are more profitable
indianapolis Tinsss
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS

uTkNTEu-TO uiRl A HORSE fuh lIehf
" driving duuaR ihe sumlusr would boy
pony if same could be Lad cheap n 81 Mu.hsfIi
lfs Aorth lunla-si
urANTTN-A NOINs Man InIAknCnAReE
W soda pH pHttr fountain Nut understand Tie
business Adlrcse giving nFt ano thltucl't
l.ox : TflHanAN HrnAin Office. lel
OST-lADlE- PURSE cpNIAiAlNo ABOUT
4 siehtesn dsllar s1mtp her, lffuccn %
.nes Dos
UlAlA rAPER CLEANED r. p MnLtl's
W new pr1stas fn cleaning Naa uapff 81
giving good satisfaction nnffrNcI ifiet. VIII
maze old paper lpsk lIse ncN. ieaff of1en ga
a. and as hoiat g.
A hARGAfN-A CANOPY 1OI In ffnN
\ almost a. good at acn. upholstered in
nl0rICc8 leather cost $50 lu t1iCaFti 1851 f,l iuf
sl25 Rooms q, and 81 iiol-elnan Building. D. D..
White
pERsONs IN NANh CO.. PROFITABLE ~
| ploymeui should leHu file aIi ai making 'lec
tfir ul painting light an0 llrasi1ii hli.inr<
Tor either laaie- ~ gent flntf. tul iusirurtff =
only 800 tall and investigate Rooms la Hia
De- gunu Block
INA ONE WISHING Az AatNCl fuH TIlf
\ ficffrc NH Printing tHnal1 CII Hi once
uc Shall rouaiH lu fhc cfy n ieN desc oii'l. an
are lhNlHa in ft. hno sff ihf WORK llnlint ID
asd ie Guna Block
\ os1 -oN 1HE -0lgMWE-1 CORNER 90
IL Fulton st. para diamond cHf hlftpu
most liberal reward 1871 lc given iPf lis return o.
A. D. Aniisael care Telegram Hersi1 Office 1rq
lona 1oloAN ON IiItIl.-IATu IN cfTl
>-iIN lnuuire of p d VOORHEES,. aitsrns., ai.
law, Mckeynoid block 3"
cIa ono To- LOAN ON IMPROVED AID
NlU. .UUN rroducll,e cty and farm prop
crty Perkins Mason. ~ iyou.a.. touu bloct
gts
4 OTIS. lots LOTION s0UIU IfNltlDN ~
l. suitable Soy stores h0it.I CO.. sixth Nation
nl bank These nrc frrf tfnice were isluffiu
several Yeaft a. it fier ui rFFeaif.c ifn prove.
meut nu thai thor1nghfarc. Iuilr lirlt gelfrai
Ageucy. W
10 LOAN -sBu tNa. flst s4H A ND flHsl oN
l Improved property TO kTN1 Hi clancy
fit 81 n Union. tis anl hnifsf ifiri affd
l'inr-sfs. ni FOO Iuifc Nr0s. ras estate dfsti.
efs over Arcade
MkNTEn TN fNkE-T A hnf Ns NAtIlfHn
W uiar Huule illf % infnsi fn wifh uu &C.,
fatsie1 fru sud a. fufi.ff IsF.I iisl' Ifl snuf
or would ieIr iu urr euilffrlsn is fiill fsf iit
n al kunf uf office wnfi end cas- fisrni.l flif.
iosf 81 rticrsncef. .Addfes. D. 2 J. cafs - IFlf
eKAH- -IlTnAln
AANTTp THf tDDflse co. A REefUNgl
W ble contractor aua huildef. nifh residence
80 Grand Rapids hdlre1e, bxc0isiuf Lime
Works. Mnstegsn
a ny 0NE DESIRING DECORATING ftfFr
, 4 Iangiuv 0sloiminiug Iafnfinf uf fifaluine
0u Mr 7rumaa HaveIs 81 r1 DsIlri.-l hf cara
80 Vefi,al NJ Uafrds has had nieflY vcarf
r1ref ience ifI fhe f1sInfa ara hft ALSO . vide
reputation aud eau ftsirf a. vnrf dome in cities ai
Detroit Iuiedg au1 ttltsrf aud esther p'sfs f8f
Further references I''essf give Sim cail
IfEHEAEn ~ nEFOHr -AN TsTfHffFffTr
husine-f Witt ff 'Fa sfscl iff ere 90 " ilf -.
change f1f hnnse erf irf y a lraefr Isnvsff's
block. opposite Sweet hotel
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
STATE PRESS CROssFIRE.
Luce's Intentions.

Farmer Luce sometime ago authorized
public announcement 10 the effect that he
would not be candidate for Governor
Some state papers seem 10 think that he
didn't mean he would not accept the nomi-
nation If rendered him. We have good
reasons to believe that Mr. Luce has no in
tention of allowing his name TO 90 into the
convention - L0,ceH Journal
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
Watina foran Earthquake

To person with his ear To the ground"
il would seem rs though there was TO be
moral earthquake in this vicinity in the
near future. The air is filled with SANDER
Gus rumblings, and though we might wish
that the air could be cleared at once it is
probable that there must be an eruption of
social nastiness before society will return to
its wonted quiet Coilioater Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

IL ls SAID that Miss RosE CLEVELAND
Intends 81 devote all her TINS - ltera-
tIre ia the event = her brothers mar
rage. GaovER should thlnk twice before
further tempting the wrath ot the people
II these United States.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

The man that is wanted-be he Senator
or Representatives. the man who can
forget for the time being that there is
another Congressional election to be held
next TALL or that the State Legislatures are
10 be elected on the complexion OF which
his senatorial ambition hinges for its success.
Where's the mani Washington
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

The Chicago Heil remarks that 1T Is
gratifying 70 learn that although Post
master JUMP Is suffering greatly his III
ness IL not u a serious character" We
suspect Postmaster JUDp thinks intense
suffering s a rather serious matter with
him. thoaxh it may not be dangerous.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
sTrUaTrOvs HAsTgD.

YtrANTFD- SIT ALTON HT tN FKTffi
W enced gr0eerv usan 1ifr gcc5 city referFuef
Address y ,. x fls BAR ssF-Tf. f
VIATTFn BY Az EXrFEfFNf fu WoNt*
" situsliau Ir iesludry - 81 ~ frslisf clesr-
iug Eiease CAL 81 HHuEae H0-se 81 inaatre
~ Hiss Jals lit-tlnsn i@
IL ANTFf SIT ALTON TO iCNHEsNfA =
" ! EsU6 srrf1t ? Tssi i1E r irfrf~sr 0si.ee
where experience III hss1kkefTtoF - Nfdnf &c
rsfsef 1rfs o. 1f ttf frlSrls srf psrte 30
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Proht-shsrins

Ii employers Of labor would apply the
principle Of profii-shaFing 70 the manage
ment of thsir business, they would have
more profits tO share. Contented and in
terested labor Is the most pFoduetiye.-B -Bss
fga HeTald
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

Gensral Master Workman PowDERLY
says hs never ordered strike Ia his hfe.
Ia his recent oircuiar. Issued a few weeks
ago. be advised knights oi Labor not 10
strike for eight hours No man has the
interests u labor at heart more than be.
His words are worth thinking about.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

The aldermen II Detroit. Mich. seem
b. have become ratified on the fate Of the
hoodleites of New York and bare accusing
sach other of bribery aud other hsinOus
crimes. IL les the old story When rogues
tall out then honest men will get their
fifta
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
And Lyina Too

II IS said Jay Gould lists his personal pro-
persy al sl00 COO Railroad and telegraph
stock Is personal property. Ia the days
when they used straight Anglo Saxon this
w0ulc have been called stealing - Chsoage
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

When bogus butter can be made Tor
ts0 cents pound and II costs eightsen
csnts pound to make the genuine arti-
cle ID is time for the COWS 10 kick.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
No Chanca fortne A. j.

A New York paper says. The results Of
his appointments suggest the theory that
the President makes them from a lottery
wheel or a grab-b bag" But he doesn't, If he
did. the old A. j. Democrats would stand
chance which they don't DO now Chicago
Tunes
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

The ChiBamen of this city hourish re
gafaless q the boycott. The tbinaluAn Is
living exemplineation ~ the Immense
power ~ g.lssiyli Abag-efqs-e Jossr's.ll.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

simultaneously with OhiO's .su9eessful
negotiation for BIZ loan al los rate Of
interest. her enterprising legislators are NY
ing t0 increase their salaries from 500 10
3 5U.l = year. -Fhiia.tesphta Press
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

o. teach nsr subjects she Oriental IAN
guages in order 10 extend her influences
Ia the ka1st. Thus Is an exception 10 her
CUSTOMARY method. The regular way
would D. % capture tho Orientals and
make them learn To speak German.
That's the way it was done in the case Of
Alsa,e aud Lorraine.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

The Gals surprising thing aboat the
b aching II Graham. the Missouri w1s
Is sr,ieFef Is t1aI II WAs is lsys't - lsnz
Lh..l.f. Hga-A
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

The Chicago Neics earnestly hopes that
the ruin os the eoanty building Ia that
city eill collapse when the county board
Is Ia session. Il woald be a behttlng
fla.H
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29
THE BOON

OF TIL = = EhR
WANT Ib-AeEh -llstiiss asif r.i,ils.sut.,I II
good an lres- rHT aaesf ui0nrf i1 selling subj
vans ftfiHNfg Nf ftnaN ks..t unsf. "a
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and terms JAHt- -. fofssHaff. a sos
1laLf Agents rgTncf western .ers sfid rrrrefe o.
hukegpil hieh VII sel b. every Fstfios IN
tr1arirF
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-29

Blame i nee called ths hsroa q his
party Ne sappose Gail Hamls son = tbs
>aersd 81 the same Il agate fcsss.