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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

NNuuNutuN. Aug. l5 ten.
ioph.l & Augur retired, I l'ui-
tod ~utc- ARMY. Wn. shot tour timos
,nuul o',.urt this morning, A his
Hiicurc. h' u,Rrp named " iIlism
l'nI". Ill., Wuund- viii not prove So.
rIOus, although no ma, br conhued
90 hI. house tor -omc time To-day
ho WA resting quietly Pope aud
another ru.ur.d man were standing IN
trout ut the General. rcridcnce. usinp
pruiaur aud ub'cru' Language, when
uc upuurd ,lr duornud ordered them
to move away. The only rcspoi e.
Nu received was n yuilcy OF uroiNu1
abuse nn., roar-, cpithct- This was
more than bee could stand. aud armed
Withn lIght cane. ho rushed upon tho
'wu men aud uruck Pops \ sharp
blow over the head As lac did ~
ihc negro drew n pistol hu hf-i
! lr hall struck Gcu AuKnr IA the
IRhl iog nhuN" the Knee. aud with a
,y he staggered back hoiurc he
could recover himself ron, hr,d
Ngniu, md the bail took effect In the
uRht irR. Two more shots followed.
one ui which struck the geurrN la
ilo lrit ley aud the Other IN the aide
The negro who fired tho -lut. no.
l'llnu, chagnotur who has alrosiY
'orNrd "a term IN the pcn,trutiaS tot
murder lie has been arrested
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

a.. r..tronr- I,n'huus -" >"'"
MsN

E.At>ln NWu, Aug u lh".
.p..,l,,. .r,-acd without the coni' IN .
.,otr..It,mut.io I,uch Red Ray, "h"
.bor lugu pouu wn- a -uPl-' '".
man, bit wa, due not qul." ln lh
XXI luo,yn courage ul ~'crh N'rif
uul tu hl. tactics .,.
I'M, nn,lrr- Rrhcd yul' icnd"i'
\AL.u sand, l'pluu, llugh' nroih'r
ME- uiubcrmtu, hrr'cd lr"m "hh
,.,rr.lc toot uUr look nj the p"s'
IYny hruthcr whu wa, greatly 30
I1vd. and rushed out tu town ~ h,,
r,or' 'rrrp,rrd 0u IrAd thrmoh aRnin-,
r,c ,,v' aud the movement
vn- To have been hut"eoh
and O'Clock this morning, NJ WN'
wrl known. but -hollll Merit, "H
F, Ind brcu much nj tho bedside Of 'h'
J,iup uIau. dlyiurd the intent Hhi
ui,i.tly -rrkiug sandy out wArnc'
q KIM, with reasonable arguments
i. having him 6rs hi, resources al
, .trcngh nj the lMl to protect IA
.nrl.nncr, aud next tina, ANY alteil'l
IA rc.rur would certainly bring b'oo,
.lra. Fiusllya compact was innu
u. tl.t uoIuu should support lhe oheI'
ID. y,ymg thrman a ihlr trial, theh,
hony,np be- not tho sentence. II
y. -hof,n agreed 90 make no armed &
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

the votes Of he people shall b, hon
c.tN cast and honestly counted buiI
iha every crime against Oh, puHN So.
tnt ballot box shall b. prom ,N and
vigorously punished 10y wluusucVci
committed
We denouucc and condemn th,
partisan luuous ui thc state
uut made w.thH view tu increase thr
ell lcn\ ot their management. uu'
fui thr purpose OF controlling their
re-, ,rnue- aud incidental towers tul
VA tl-ai purposes. thus dtsggug
down to the tHs,It uses, the willing
sills ot the people Tor the amcliora.
tiun OF the condition ot the mtottu.
uuie.
We hereby express our mbouudcd
confidence IN tho integrity aud dc.
muCrncy of the democratic members
ui the senate OF thesINth and seventh
general assemblies OF ohio.
believing llat the OWLS growing
uu' OF the Traffic ia intoxicating
liquors can bc provided against by b
WD,l rrgmatCd LICENSE system, Wr rc.
ur,y our declaration ia favor ut an
amendment tu the constitution tuAt
NIl permit the ludic'uu, regulation
ni The uullir ant rrpr,-, hr ABUSES
SrIWmE out ut IT, without destroy
tu. TIA" principles ut urr-uur rh"ttN
90 the right OF private judgements.
We heartily cudur- the cpur-c ut
liou II Il PayueH, the rprc.rnin-
tive ot the state IN the senate ut the
Lifted states The purity and ln-
tcsritN of his character are well
hruWu 90 the people OF ohio ud Ac
r.ioicc that tUe republican, ,rm,t,
%. The tnitcd ~'Rfc- refused to uc-
come the medium through which
hn.llcd aud mIliciuu, republican,
politicians sought to iulurr the hir
iHnc of man whose lite Is houura.
bly, interviewer with the history ui
Nh state for more than half % u rru.
Ury.
hc Prosperity OF the cuuut, mus
necessarily dcrcnd largely upon hat.
muuiou, relations between labor .m.l
"a api;ul, and We favor the priuciplr ul
arbitration in the scttlrlurW of all
differences between these great inter.
csts aud
IlIL riDkEI
Tie following ticket was nominated
For lieutenant governor luhl
Mcbride OF stark tor supreme
Judge, VI u Toilette, the present ID,
rumbcmt, for clerg of the -uptcu.
court j. W Cruikshspk. present III
,umbcnt tor commi--ionrrot.rbuol
l. -, Brown, present incumbent 10
mrmhrr OF the board ot uublir Nurh'
Edward Noalu-. OF llamilnot
Adjourned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

ltU.Aau. AtE. I7
,,nm' prtro,, contain the nnnonn, n,'
,,cm NM lh, ~t \iu"in' j .'''-.
oiolIr church wuip" rc"prn'I 90" '
-"ud', ncyt and n -ur" c11'r I" ''',
.r +, I,nIn.in.hI, the rcHIrilrnnl r'''.
y,hn wn. rrmoycd by l',.h"p h", Srr''.
w,Il he ruo.cu \ meeting o' w.
,ynnd yc,trrdn, created the SrrN',''
.lritrmcnt among tine parish ''h,'' ',
and several thousand men anau WOMB
',s,tcr,d At me church. no b. ~
Ere in the hand. Of k"H'in1Al'' '"i r.
nn,tcr.. who refused to give 'n'u' "p'
.nI r.rpru,rr- we're set 10 ""l" w..
r"moI,,hc door The crown -""'
.,"nprd thi., andn rnw was lm'nln,'u'
r when the police npprHred' h"l'',"' "ll..,'''
70 II now In Muuc-uia, Hnd ~ WI
rr.nlycd 10 Telegraph mul A"Nlh& n',
c y,re' II asserted That me A'P",'' !
.c nfthrrr Poles, tried tor nurh'l ~ you
@. n.rlion Win the Pol. d r,"'' '"s, " ~
.e Ter h,s emhuldeucd the F"lr'' N','
id J.. Leltrycd Tint any oulornI" M". .'',,
,h NAV ocruf bD tween now ah" '''''''''
ct ,''Hl} ne an uuu-o.Ity bloody on''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

ApnulEN. Il. e., Aug ia hcs''
rain aud wind storm ha' again VS.
,i,dtn, vicnit, aud swept over
Guy miles radius loiug moro "N.'
,ns than ANY prcylou' storli; ~
%rwarR thirlt iiyo uile- northeast, nor'',,
II w,n hcayic.t. aud four p'rson'
yrr. killed.. Among the victims Ht'
lhr vito and child ot John 'Hse''
AID MA. Wait
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

(iS,i~SAIL o, Aug l''. y ~,
.cisl from huron station, III INV l'N"
rem renee county, Ind, says this m1rh''. .
a tramp entered the -'S"2" n",j, ,r.,',,
and becoming offensive, j, t. l'NI,'
M rhe agent, tried Go elrot mm
,rs ,rsmy, resisted aud stabbed Davis ,
Tssth HE uelghDors soon cn"GN
lhr tr.mp aud he was gWck3 hYh
,.. Tres. Hs h., not D-sn ldehuhs'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

,uc.oo. Aug. IL. Cnpl' h'a," ~ J."
, 'ii,n 'ia,n.iry address TO the jury on nec'
ms ms, e,J'ts w. '%s defendants, renewed nl'
arguments, that 'h' ',a,e ,,ap,' Grtcnd
1nI. could not bo held i"I NV. Va" NJ VI, '"
.hsryrd Ia the present lno'''''"''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

n.musHuhu ia, An'. u, ~. ~,
le,uorrntic state ru"N'h'l"" VIZ ="
,sIlcl tn ordrra, lu.3u "a IN, '"'iNl' w w
me nprrn.hou,r, boy Cmlrm"n li'u,'', .,,', =,
1 ,ion , n Minon ~peer nominate,
r"W6ty ," tcmporpry chairman, E.o''Tu ,, II. J.,
',5'n 'V5 rnnyrl,tiun then appointed '"'
r.,uu commilterS nud took ''''''
until O'Clock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

Nat ttv Irest Irnud Arrested to-
~h"ttUE", "tr.
+H..it. fu .I.u FNt.. u.t
luWr WuIu. Aug Us. IT, Is HAY
,- was arrested here tonight on "a
rhWrnc ptmultImimg postal property
" l- understood here that Hays i-
wanted iu san \uiunlu Tor ashurtagc
ul -uuc uNc-huudred dollars
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

~ Louis, Aug. lS,-"rn.
,,cit ns..ed through rho clIy 'o,'eS y.
WIZ r,rrc 10 Mexico. tie remained ~
gI. en '"" rn"m aud refused to receive eau
M roT'. IIm i. ~ travelling a. an ordinary
nsssenger TO avoid attracting 9''"
tlpb
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

WAsmNaros, y. G., Aug Is a
West ludin hurricane ha" pas''.
.outh ol KY West into the h"'l ~
Mexico, causing Mig wind" M '"H'n ..,.,
Floridn and viii probably cause sH'"'
m the eastern states to-nighr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19
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heru d. drRuitely learned lhat VIZ aii.,,,,..
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and Indisn Orchard mills hH' ,n,'' . ,"'
n' 'n,i,,I m,oide H,s oolI "' ''u"'
mi, morning A. Blue h'''.'
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19

CuIcAoo. Aug ls.-'ihoma' Anu
nsuirI RYAN have been arrested Ior
,hr murder OF their father, Jane,
I{yNn' A blacksmith. whose dead oohI
w,. found IN ~ room IN MS honse
yyI,h fearful bruises on the head
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-19
OHIO D moo ACY.
The State Convention Meets at
Toledo and NOminatJs
It's Leaders.
~ InNOts a License Law nud
fuNor, Personal I.tbeity
Ia the Waiter.
~ Endorses tIeNeInnd aud the
Democratic House nt con
girNs III strong terms.
~ Endorses PnNnr. DrnGunc.s
Republican Mrfhods nud
R,gret- fnr tur Dead.


hI'ht1l uthO EAl.
+ Toltuo ONO, Aup.l, lt,ru MA.
much anxious discussion H-l uIFhtiu.
thr committee ou resolutions 10 the
democratic stat" convention. Nltcr
p'"'h'nR VT l"' ~ qua" Z" '' cover.
ed,H 'ub-cOinlhiier was appointed
which wns in session un'u 8 o'rloch
TN, morning the iuli committee met
again 'o-d7! at 0 u,i"rN and WAS
| ~ session uhtll j" otl"rt before ihc
platform was completed. lhc rou.
Nrniioh assembled ai iuHo in Ncm-
/ uria' hall and WA called tu order D.,
/ non Iho' ~ '"g'n "l Cincinnati
/ CHAIRMAN OF ih" s'nirr'wmiticr. Hoo.
T. u. fhlrN, ul bu,lru., WH- madc
I permanent chairman AMI &. VI. Lay
YOU ol Aug'"lW', permanent -"ctr-
rs,Sr\. Hr Ihi'N Oh ""l"2 tine
,hH''' illhur a-b't'h concentrating
'uu ,'"Neh'l'u "u vac i'lH'h "i d'n' .'-
c'h'l' 'uPr'u'h'N 10 ihc county ana
rehehisl 'h' M"lt done 10y the Hd-
hlhi'l'a'loh' u, 'h'" iuhdr strong
arrangement OF lhc republican mrty,
''p'.'"''N '"' H''"u'' 'l I'W'' va Iu'
'hhte' tie NnN'h'mn't tH 'hc rec
PnnIl'A" u'N"l.'H "i 'u' supreme
to"' u, ~ "H' ''t i''o' '',','" ''',,
m'e" F""'' u" W." .'"' .. N'
't' ,""' '|'''" ~ ,',h'' ''''' '''l
r,.'I '",v wv, ,o',.''',',, ..,, w." '",' ~
l'''''''' '"'' ,n' '..''" " ~ '''''l''."'
arm. nhi, ,irmnrrs,. o.. oil,,,.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-29
WAYLAND NEWS.
state Institute OF Aiiegan County Teachers
In Scrslon- Politics.

state Institute Of Aiiegan County Teachers
IN session Politics.
tAt.-f,ss 80 7se 1t-t-sss -stsals.
WAYLAap, Mich, Oct 2s.-The State In
stituie of the Allegan county teachers now
IN session here, has an enrolment of 10
James NJ. Ballou, of the State Board o +
Education. is conductor, assisted by Prof
Alexander Winchell, of the State Univer-
si.y. and Prof Emery, of Lansing, and J..
w Humphrey, of the school Prof Win
cltll gave bis popular lecture, "rhe life
time 90 a world, 10 crowded house last
evening.
Lecture on educational topics and Repub-
iican speakers always Draw full houses in
Nayand. Those taking part in the exer-
cises of the institute speak ol it as the most
Interesting and profitable Of any they have
ever attended.
The Prohibition candidate for Represent
alive this district Abel Angel has pat
,eraed after c. c., ami taken 10 the woods
for deer. TO even up, however. he took two
Republicans and DreeHbaCker with him
x. II. Olive has shipped SIX IONS of evap-
grated apples this Fall and is not half
through yet.
II. b. Clark < Son have jHst
purchased a BlOndy engine and saw
mill which they viii soon have in operation
a. their bee hive factory. Hicks x Clark
are now setting the engine in their new
shed near the railroad track ani viii soon
ce IN condition for business again.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-29

Ar. Leou j. Weatherwax. % Aberdeen
". T., AND Aiss Hattie y. rcnnell of tins
ciy, joined Len IS il tie holy bonds ot
maulmony last evening. The ceremony
nss performed by the Kev. J. T. Roberts
pastor ol re tlrsi Unitarian Church at .Ae
residence g.. Nr. and Mrs. j. ". lcnnei. oi
the Paris farm in Paris township. Miss
Gertru ;e br.on played the Wedding Iarca.
There were a l3rr- number ~ .rsuds ot
bot1 larucs pres, nt. The presents were
numerous snd valuable. After rariakius
OF the bridal fesst The couple started ol
their wedding tour. taxing the lale lraln
East. They Will visit several Eastern files.
after which they wall return O. Washington
Territory where they VIII reside. Ar
Neatberwax was formerly Oreud tal.ts
Doy, but has been operating Of la.e Al .4fu-
Der out West.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-29

Cornelius l.. Harvey, the Fusion oaudi-
date for County Clerk, was. upon The death
OF .. IL Goodwin, april 7th, 1880. appointed
Clerk Of Kent county. Mr. Harvey has,
ever since that time turned the fees Of the
Office over TO Mrs Goodwin, the widow OF
the decreased official retaining only the
salary of the Office for himself Mrs. God
win has received all the fees regularly aud
Will continue 50 TO do until after the lst oi
January next. Mr.. Harvey is thoroughly
honest and capable young gentleman and
has conducted the affairs of his important
office in a most satisfactory manner All
these things will and should be remen.-
bered Oh election day.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-29
4 CITY or BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
what a Deiroifer Thinks OF Grand Rapids
oar Lawns. Our Agriculture and
Our Public buildings.

AfAE Atn-At iFNa4lfn.-
D.J. Mcdonald business Manager Of ihe
Detroit Ifnag J..-ai, was ai Sweet yes
serday. la conversation with a reporter OF
the Tl.fresAv-HFeAID he said. DO you
know 1 have experienced great surprise
today T. is fifteen years since was i'm
this city outside OF the Detroit s. Milwaukee
depot. To SAY that Grand Rapids has
grown and improved during that time par
taxes Of a chestnut favor with you pre-
sumo. have frequently heard, OF course
that this city was lively one, bat ] was
not prepared % witness such evidence al
business thrift and prosperity az came %
ms notice during brief .sunt about tle
city ths forenoon. The earlier part Of ms
walk was connnei 20 the business portion
oi lle c.-y. agl / soon perceived that I'D
some reenec.s Grand kspiis has 2 more
rorpUtau appearance than Deirs.t
a.-.o .ot.-e.l l uil.l-rr af new business block.
iH course ~ construction .lat would refe.t
.rei- u.Hsa any ...y. AMI tnlt ia their
f1n ea< ro oamCs Tor the Nesiefa
metropolis OF Michigan. Following rv
rl rnare .trol-a what / presume msT
~ ra. .el f.. Ioxe- part ~ taa rItv wAl.
ta inspection 'i 'HF upper enL went up
torr uAu srrff. tl.tau ~ f...s fia
l rssf $50. ner wfeae.l O..
0u ir.la- iet ari pereI Ie
.r Afl Ks ci w.at cn-
rfarrl rt t rees and hi fo re
Tr crres sri Irar...l
-r.ar.s. enjoy Ia.k.r - nersa laI .l
trr aal.lt. t.Isse posses. eomwea.l1Ie Iea-
ugres sr uauy .a1 s-e sv1r-sg.
tn. many $685. n t.e.r 0y T e.frr-
"A n- ana .r-fr.clfn. l- Nas tr r--
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-29
SUICIDE OR MURDER
J4d Crcuchs Girl Dies from
the Effects of Poison.


.a...r... r- .ss t.f.,.s ...ss.s.
lteas.s. oll =, j.alle Farley. aged ~
~la nas discharged fom tie Aibsafd
Aae died az iae s,oesll House this
m4faee AIS eloez yesterday morning
re GAS found o1co1s..a4s. b4g w4s fssUs-
DIt4tsl vAsn SIZE 4lmittsi IAal she had
la4t4 l.4r sfa.ls of morphine ior -.-ei.ess
-se. ESQ rra.as oi lAs 5r.s sae said she
La1 iaksa = s.ilolt eject snl al additional
Two grains nAaseale3 her. ln going bacz
t0 at1 s-e FELL and pulled tie pillow over
Arl head. Size Was iouad lylng on 'le toof
lu lti ulEhi dress. Last nla ht sht Wa able
70 f4ls q l.tle bat during th- night sl.e De-
ta-.e worse. aud died al 40 u e-oSA tAls
AlfuiIE
hr White Who has made ss careful ob
e.sstions of the remains a. possible with
n'it 90 nJrlen, says the unfortunate
e-l Lad been cucleute Tor about SIX
months. sis Farley was discharged ff-M
tle ii h.laart aOlso on accJun- oi her CON
anio-. and bsiofe leaving showed Mss
,p. cts hpn ekceper, .suo~ oi q letter
WA.rh ID. 80 ol cAll { h--l ne, and li YOU
ateupt % make me any trouble you u get
tae worst oi b. Miss Fsr.'y refused 80
allow Miss b e2e f0 real Tie letter. Neither
would sa- show fle S snslure.
lll. morning Hon. r J. 1mitN and Miss
btea. drove out 90 see Juj Coucn. as Jud
tat oeea Keeping company y lh Mlss Far
i-r iar g.lie ui.e. aua about one yelr
aso she hsed at DAN iioic5mD' s. Eoir2 from
there IL Narahall. and from TAG latter city
tsck 90 This city. Miss je ebe, hoNeVCf, 70
fused % say anything
Ihe autopsy ordered by ex-Goy. Blair wns
held tAis afternoon resulting iu hnilng the
Lfar' lln and iniesfnes healthy. She
undoubtedly died oi narcotic poisoning.
Tine stomach wss delivered in a bottle TO
the sheriff 10 await las orders for disposal.
Miss belbe, hOuseAeeper az the Hiobara
Hog,e, sald ehe So. $40 from Jud Crouch
iar tle funeral eApclses, bat Jud did not
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Grandvills booming.

sa--.s.tt 20 Tts tsls-el2-stsA,a.
6RANDvuLE, Oct. 2s.-lt may possibly in
terest some OF your readers 70 know that
this village is beginning TO boom. Two
new dwelling houses built here this Sum
mer are nearly ready for occupancy. W.
II. Galloway nss completed his evapora'or
and is running p 10 i-s fullest capacity. snd
IS turning out some very choice eyaporated
fruit Horton. Arnold & C.0sierh0use have
broken ground for creamery They ex-
4.c. % F.. ready cerly ne1t Spung to skim
I'D zoe hiiS Within a rad Is Of EIGHT o- ten
nil.ts. Mlg6INs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-29

Is AFsEli.oAAlEL4 DfDlcsIEp.
The htde golden haired lad above Fe-
ferfsd % is nephew of Sol emlth Russell
who is ar Adams son il-law. Tie huie
fellow visits every Summer with " ncle
William al the old home iu DORCHESTER hy
the SEA, snd Is great iayoriie with Oliver
optic. All Isut at Eaton. Lyon Co. s.
A.resdv the Holiday books are begin
ming to show themselves TenDyson 3
Dora. beautifully bound in full git and
with twenty illustrations by ". l.. Taylor.
has been received. The book Is an exQas-
ite sepfodeo,ion OF The gem Of Tsunysou 5
poems and the sketches ase srAcefu. ana
powerful. A. baton, lyon a Co i.F
81 -.
lie & shcpsrc send as Virgins +.
Townsend story, "A Boston Girls Alnbi-
t.on'
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JopressmakerS!

We particularly wish to
show you our exceptionally
perfect line of al the new
dress trimmings-Ne are CIV
ing unusual attention 20 this
department this season, and
feel that our line of jets, braid
trimmings. moss trimmings
fringes and ornaments are
very deserving and worthy OF
your attention. Resp'y,
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MRS. BRASS GOES TO DETROIT.
The Female Husband Killer Transferred
John Fay Parhoned.

LANSING, Oct 2S.-The Governor pardons
John Fay, sent from Mecosta county, De-
cember 81, 1852, TO five years at Jackson, for
burglary. Fay is in the last stages of pull
monary consumption. lie also commutes
the sentence ot Etna Brass, the Mssauk kee
county murdereress. 10 life imprisonment
.u ile Detroit house OF correction.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-29

have this day closed out all Of my art
goods and fixtures 10 A. II. Fowle, who
Will continue the business in his elegant art
rooms, No. 81 Ionia-st.. and ! bespeak for
him the same generous support nay friends
and patrons have given me
c. S. HARTMAN.
Oct. II. 1856.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-29

Where can I buy the Grand Republic
Cicarros, at Morris II. Tre4seh's Cigar