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Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
IN THE DIAMOND.
Chicago Plays Loosely and is Nearly
Defeated by Ats nts.

Chicago Plays Loosely and is Nearly
Defeated by AtIantt.
ATLANTA. GA, April 6.-Atlanta came
tery near defeating Chic igo at the Athe-
letic park this afternoon, The score was
Il to l6 in favor OF Chicago. Chicago had
everything their own way up to the
seventh inning, the score at that point
being IA to >. Then Atlanta put in
her work at the bat, scoring tOur in the
seventh. two IN the eighth and five in
the nth. When Chicago took her half
OF the ninth Atlanta was two ahead, but
the visitors buckled TO business. making
two runs aud winning the game by
single point. Atlanta presented Conway
and Williams and Chicago FLYNN and
Mool e. Atlanta made Il b is and errors,
and Cb Cago IA hits and 10 errors. The
game was exciting and the enthusiasm
great. The afternoon was bright and
cold. The crowd was fairly large.
EASY WORK FOR AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, GA, April 6.-Nine innings
Of uninteresting base bali was rushed
through by the Augustus and Columbus
Blues this evening without special feat
ure or unusual playing. The wind was
blowing a gale. the weather was at the
freezing point and the crowd small and
devoid Of enthusiasm. ONLY six ladies'
turned out. Henry Burns. who viii he
RENE mbprpd as kiroy's catcher when the
phenomenal "pony battery" first came
south, ard who succeeds Umpire Cush-
man in the Southern League, umpired to-
day s game. suck. who has been signed
by Augusta, caught for the Blues. but did
not display remarka le ability. TIE bat
teries we're: For Augu-ta. Brown and
Toy for the Blues, Cady aud Suck.
Passed ual ---~ucb q Tot o.
struck out-Ry Brown 2: 10y Cady 3.
Flfst bu- ON bal s-Blues D, Auausta s.
Wild uichp-- brown
Base hits-OG oi Augusta6 6, or Of the Blues
IA.
Errors-Augu-ta 8. Blucs2.
Runs earned Augusta 4, Blues J.
bUub.e pla's-Aug lrfa p. B res /.
SCORE By INNINGs.
, zS9
Blfes..... ..l d o O o O l.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07

MACON, GA, April G.-rtains are now
funnng hruugh on the Atlanta division
OF the East Tennessee road. Al l2:l5
o'clock to-day a construction train came
through from Atlanta, and passenger
train and freight train left mere tor that
city this afternoon. A passenger train
arrived from Atlanta this afternoon. The
Brunswick division will be Ia order by to-
morrow UiVnt
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
AN ANTI.CHINEsE RIOT.
A Mob Parades the streets of Mazatlan
Despite the Police.

GUAYAMAs, NIX, April 6.--The
steamer Altata brings news Of a great
antl-Chinese demonstration ending in a
riot. which occurred at Mazttlan on
March 2S. When the steamer Romero
Rubio was entering the port OF Mazatlan
she was erruucuusiy repo ted TO be the
steamer ,ardonyN, which IL was known
had on board go Chinese. An immense
mob gathered on the wharf. and after the
mistake had been explained, parsded the
streets crying. "DoWn with the Chinese"
Fhe police were upRble TO disperse the
crowd, which made an attack upon a
Chinese mousse, breaking donrs, windows,
ana furniture. No blood vas shed. The
Cninamen Il from town. Troops have
been sent for in anticipation Of more
trouble when the Sard0uyx arrives
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
AUGUSTA WIDE AWAKE.
The Augusta and Chattanooga Railroad
Assured-The Press Convention.

RHNhNpu- hN NSHH convention.
AUGUSTA, GA. April Ga rOusing
meeting in the interest of the Augusta
and Chattanooga railroad was held here
tonight at Clara nall, and enthusiasm
was the order. Addresses were delivered
bv several prominent citizens. SO far
500 900 have been subscribed and the
whole amount asked of this city, $l00, 600
is assured.
Delegates to the Southern Press Asso-
citation continue to arrive on every train.
The preparations are complete for their
entertainment tomorrow and Thursday.
by drives, banquets. excursions, etc. All!
the principal papers in the South are 10
be represented. The executive commit
tee is already on hand ana preparing tue
business OF the Association.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
CROOKS PRISONERS.

An Arizona sheriff Asks Their Surren-
der into hiis Custody.
FORT BOWIE, ARI., April 5.-Sheriff
Slatch, OF Cuchlse county, All, came
here few days ago with warfanC for
Geronimo and forty-oue other Indians.
Gen. Crook told him to make lis demand
IN writing. He dld not do 80 until he got
back to Tombstone. Yesterday written
demand was received from him for chi
huahua ana other renegades. Gen. Crook
replied that the Indians are held as prls-
Oners OF war under instructions from
Washington and would not be given up.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
MORNfoNIsM4 CoNFERENCE.
The People Spurred on to Further De-
fiance by their Leaders.

nance by their Leaders.
PROVO, UTAH, April AT the Nor
mon general conference here to-day u
long ep stle to the church was read from
President John Taylor and George Q.
Cannon. The epistle considers though
the present sufferings are severe they are
not so bad as formerly experienced in
Missouri and Illinois. lnsCrad Of crush
ing MormOnism those bringing the prose-
cuUions are advertising it and stimulat-
ing the faith Of the people.
Licentious ana deprayed people would
not suffer the treatment extended the
MnrmOns, and bear them unmurmur-
ingly. The epistle then branches off into
long TRADE against the government, ac-
cuses 1t OF making the Eimunds bill the
means OF turthering political ends, and
lmplored MormOns to bear up in the face
OF their troubles; remain faithful to
the church, and hope for better days.
K ference is made to trials tor
unlawful cohabItatiOn before packed
jurles composed of INSCRIPTIONS men,
and the statement is made that many
good MOrmOns brought to trial plead
guilty, knowing the nOpeleesness of their
case and to prevent an insult to their
family by Indecent questions on the part
OF the prosecutors.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
0nvaranrrehiu zIotrrra.
Dissolution of COpaYtnerShin.

SAVANNAH, GA, March 81, 1885
TUT copartnersnip heretofore existing be-
Il tween Laurence J. Gu'imartin and Chaa.
u. Herro", under the firm name OF L, j.
"JlLM ARTlN a CO.. was this day by mu.
iua consent dissolved, and ei h r partner
VIII sign in liquidation Mr.. Guilmartln,
fiter an active business life of forty-slX wears.
siN with the present firm, now Withdraws
from the firm and business. The business
will be continued a. before, by Chas. r. Her
ron and Jonn j. Gaudry. our late Cashier,
under the firm name Of HERON Il G AUDRY
L. i. GUiLMARFIN
CHARLES r. HEBRON.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
GRANT MEMORIAL DAY.
Preparations In Progress for an ImpOs
ing Celebration.

ing Celebration.
NEW YORK, April 6.-EXtensive prepa-
ratiOns are being made for the ceremonies
at Gen Grants tomb in Riverside park
on Memorial day. 1t is expected that not
less than 100000 people will attend the
ceremonies. They will be held IN the
afternoon so as not to conflict with
the several parades of the day In
New York and BROOKLYN. Cards
of invitation have been issued by
the committee to invited guests OF
L. S. Grant post. The post and their
quests viii be conveyed in steamers to
Riverside Park. The New York guests
will be received at the foot of Twenty.
third street and the Brooklyn guests at
South ferry. A large number of invita-
tiOns have been issued by the committee,
one of which has been sent TO the Cover
nor Of every State in the Union.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
snddcn ncath.

DALTON, GA, April 6.-Robert O'Neil,
Of this place, who has been dong business
10 CHATTANOOGA for some months. died
very suddenly there yesterday. His re.
mans were brought 10 Dalton this after.
noon. lie will be buried tomorrow.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
J.cEsonvine. Tampa andKey We.

JHcksonyille, Tampa and Key West u. u.
The jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
railway is now open between Jackson.
vile, Sanford. Enterprise and Titusyllle
on tne indian river. Two daily trains leave
Savannah, Florida and Western rail way
station. 10 jacksonville, at S:l5 a. m.
and 80 p. IN. No transfer necessary.
Shortest quickest and most desirable
rOutn.-- Inl.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
Public Meeting at the Theatre.

Business men and citizens generally are in
vited to attend meeting to be held at the
Theatre on Saturday. 10Th int, at s p. m.
The object is to bring the project Of building
hotel be ore the entire community.
The great need Of savannah at the present
time, is a large modern hotel. meeting the
wants OF an enlightened travelling pubic,
The advantages to be derived by our people
from the presence of class Of visitors of am
Pile means, are numerous, and we expect to
demonstrate the fact that an investment in
such an ent rprise will ne paying one.
The ladies of savannah are also cordially
invited to be present.
STBSCRIBERS
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
IN Hrl,lre KennlrclI

MADISON. GA.. April 6.-The Oconee
bridge has been repaired and trains COM
meuced running through Sunday from
Augusta 60 A lanta without any transfer
The railroad operators were required 10
remain on duty all daY ia case Of acoi-
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07

Silk Umbrellas cheap al Abrahams &
Brubaum's. 1js Broughton --AdU.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07

Finest display ot spung Cloth Ia sayan-
nah a. the Paloce Clothing House, 1871 Con-
AresH Htrctt.-+ddg.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07

Fun line Gems. Youths, Boys and
Cbildr,n's Spring suits, at Abrahams &
Iirnuaum's.--ldr.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in white
leads, colors, oils, yarnlshes, brushes,
glass, etc, illuminating and lubucating
oils, betting, packings, aud lace leather.
Agent for the popular brand Home Li.ht
oil, a safe and economical oil. Try same
and you will use no other. A large stock
OF railroad. steamboat and mill supplies,
lime, plasfer, hair, ana cemeuts OF the fol-
lowing brands: Portland, Georgia and
Rosendae; sewer pipe and fire brick. A
large and we'll selected stock Of iron, slate
and wood mantels, MalOne's wood stains,
carboDized roofing felt, paint removers,
Smiths patent belt fastenings, WO d's
improved sectional ladders, Meyrose
Bros electric lamps. Agent for the follow
ing brands of mixed paints: LOngm an +
X Martinez's, Atlas, ln-ulated FIbtOus
and Water Proof. and TIE Battery Park.
The above paints are put up IN quarts,
halves and one gallon cans; also in aud
pound packages Cor domestic use. Sash.
blinds. doors and builders hardware, etc.
IA large and we'll selected stock in store,
and 10 arrive. Having all the facilities
tor carrying a large and general stock, am
prepared to offer at low est prices, and Will
take pleasure in showing and giving
prices.
PAPER DEPARTMENT.
a full and well selected stock OF the
latest patterns from the popular manuI
lecturers, Fr. Beck IL Co. Call before
purchasing; will take pleasure in show.
ing my large and well selected stocks.
Am prepared TO contract for house, sign
and decorative painting; also frescoing.
kalsOmining, papering. ETC., having all
the facilities IN stocks aud experienced
hands IN the various departments for do
ing same in wOrkmanlike manner.
Agent for the Giblin's SELF Acting Fire
EXunguisher. 10 has been fully tested.
and has the Endorsement OF the Chief of
the Fire Department and others.
VIII take pleasure in quoting the yarl-
Gus articles in my departments. ANDREW
HANIEY. Whitaker. President and York
streets, Savannah. Ga -4dr.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
Office.

SAvA NAH, GA. March n, 1855.
FANHE undersigned have formed 4 couartncr-
A shin. under the firm name OF HER ON a
"a Dh1, o. transa a Cotton I. F.Ctorage
ana Commission business, and they VIII con-
tinue. as success rs. the business heretofore
carried on by the late firm OF l.. y. Guilmar.
TIN n Co. CHARLES Il. HFRRON.
JOHN !. GNUDRY
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07

The latest Hair Beaver Haas and Light
Colored Spring Hats for Gen &, al Abra.
hams y blrnhaum's. ljS Broughton.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07

Collat Bros. are sole agents for Knox's
world-renowncd Ilats.-Adc.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
The harnstt House. savannah.

The wonder OF those who so to the Har-
nett House. IN Savannah, is that so excel
lent table and such comfortable rooms
can be offered to the public at sucn mini
mum ratee. Without exSggeratiOR, the
table OF the Harnett is as good as that OF
the 5creven House, and the rates lust
one-haf as large. Courteous treatment
makes up the sum Of its attractions.
The public largely testified their appre-
ciatIOn.-JdckS0Hu nile { Fla.) Herald.
Seasonable UnderU ear and Neckwear at b,
II. Levy & Bros, l6l Congress.-AdU.
Collqt Bros s. so lwarrantedj Shoes are
uperior than any other at that price in the
city -Adr.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
PAPER pEPARrMENr.

Coon & Co.'s Collars at Abrahams &
Birnbaum's.-AdU.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07
SpPcIal ElntlrFG.
49, ----
Notice to Tax Payers.

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE. !
SAVANNAH, GA, April l, loS6.i
The following b. Xes are now due:
EAL ESTATE. first quarter 1886.
q STOCK IN TKA DE, first quarter 1885.
FURNLl RE, ETC, first quarter 1886.
MONEY, BONDS, ETC, first quarter 1886
discount o 10 Ter cent. will be allow Ell
upon all OF the above taxes II raid toithin IT.
ten ddgS after the f st Of 4 prtl.
Z. S. HARDEE, City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-07

ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.
This reliable Preparation is purely vegeta-
bic, scientifically m made. and warranted to keep
in any climate.
Silver Medal and Diploma awarded over
competitors, and indorsed by eminent medi-
cal men.
81 a bottle; freight paid to any address.
B. F. ULMER, M. D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ca,
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

NTANTED-STEADY WORK AT s. PER WEEK,
W uy al active, strong young mau, quick AT
ngurcs anu Wiling 70 do amy tAlns. Z. ). Nlull Z.
Azores, eiegrain -Heraid 2ilee %
ltfANTED-sTEADY FAMILY WASHING Bl
W good compegcnt washer, rates Reasonable,
Nul can ior and denver same. Gail oraddress 4,l
:. Dlvisl J 1t basement o.
ufANIED-A SITUATION As BOOK-kEEPER
" or salesman. food references. X. 90 Otto
vast ~
"A ANIED-AT l35 SOUTH DIVIsION-sT,
w basement. family washing, raies reasonable
work neatly doGe. Viii call ana denver san4e. %
NTOUNG MAnRIED Man, RAPID rENMAN, To
| wo \ afternoon ~ any KIND Oi indoor worA.
Address Anson, care lelegrain-heiald -
,tANTAD WOKk-BY MAN vUI or bUsl-
" ness; viii take charge of set OF BOOKS col
lect bills. ship goods, or 40 any KIND Oi WORK al
very m0d-iaie wages. AsoIess frcdelcS <
relleudOrl, NO. 10 spnng-sI %
,,IrUATlON MANIED-BY n YOUNG MAkkl-
> ed man, position a salesman IN drs go cS
clothing. boot and shoe styTe. Can SPEAK mol
Ianc. address v, care this oflce o.
VjANTED-BY EXPERIENCED NAN AND
w wife. situation IN a laIsiiy with employ
ment ia ana cut OF ooOrs, andy at all KINDS ui
WORK man would dTive team Tor grO,ery house.
Enquire, A. 4. Rage, uhder iih nailonal osnk, %
"a ANTED A POSITION IN UffiOE MiIH A
W rchable nrn, or al any Work that Il respect
able. Address G.. b., care TINS OIhce. %
sTkADY. RELIABLE YOUNG NAN De
4 sires sitnatlo. a. book keeper or assistant.
Oan gI.e first class reieIonce> a. 10 qualihcstioh
81 oddre-- i,s,..k keep r tnl- ofice. s0
tlANIED-A SITUATION A. BOOk-KEErER
VI by n middle aged, single man. Can furni.n
$50 To business address, G. 4. w caro ieie-
gTam-hess ufice. o
1lOUsG NAN WITH A GOOD HORSH AND
y ne~ deivsT, wagon wound Ike to en<ase per
n4nuently some go.sd urm 10 DO tnelr delivering
AagToss ?. A. = 535 Div, -
~dTUAIION NASIED-A YOUNG MAN De
y sircs position as clerk, under staads stenoers-
pay, can iurnish typewriter beat OF reference.
Adases- 'steno. tins oosce- -
lIANTED- POSITION As CLERK n A srOKE
W or once or - bookKccper. speats French,
German. Hollsndish ard Eu.lish address }. I,
y. .. box ., h0iano, Mich. &ti
WANTED - SITUATION sTEsOGRAPHER
W aud typewriter operator God Desman,
understands bookkeeping Can nsm.sh type
writer Reference good. Address a, r., box lS.
Noaterv. Micn. SHi
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The washiag of the MABLEg-SPfERs
dhrfy alen has been resumed ia The Pro-
bate Court iu Detroit. Tie stencil has
Dervad.d this whole State Tor some time,
aud II there was ever a convention of
liars the witnesses ia this delectsbls case
form aconspicuous one. Even the Judge
on the bench has been obliged 10 remark
II. Mrs. MABLEY seems 10 have been
Just - good mother as the average run
II mothers with q Isrcel OF pampered
and spoiled children TO care for and an
srrstic husband TO look after. Her chill
dren seem 70 haze little respect for her,
AMI this oue thing will lead many people
b conclude that daughter who can de-
libsrately hold her mother up to the
SC IN OF d morbid public can falslfy-
LIT Us have the matter ended as soon as
possible.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02


CiecUf--The People AS Louis Lane.
Manslaughter. On trial
Si-PEn1os In che matter Of the widening
and str.xhteuing of East Br digest. Hear
ing n progress before a special jury
PR0uArn- Estate Of Mary p Adams a
minor Guardians bond he1 AMI letters
i~susd t0 Nnrmsn Cnmmings. s.-Estafe OF
E'iza IL D.sorow. deceased Order allow
ing appeal of executor from Comm ssioners
90 Claims --k.s'a IF Lyman Swan. de-
erased Petition tor admission If foreign
will hlsd and November I SET for hearing.
P0Llcz-Ihos. Coadiey. drunk, paid
s5 5o-Jubn Howell and Jas % BHeD
drums n days each ina all -Thos VI
oeegon. Thomas % Brien and Henry PICK
ard. drunk sentences suspended discharges. .
Five members 0f the Salvation Army.
violating street. ordnance pleaded not
guilty adjourned fo Ocf 2-'orneli
Sunsf disorasriy person. adiparned 90 Oct.
-.--W Wiuson. for saloon 0pen after hours.
sdiaGrned % Oct s-J0seph NOgf
saloon open sunday sl5 fae snd ;, -
,nsts appealed "A fred Rankin larceny
iess thar So. adjourned - 0ct 2
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

ALassE Do1aE. tie 6rsaa Worthy
Cnlef * tie Good Temp AIS n Mlcli-
ga. zno, b s.li o= rel--llbsrs.is took tbs
plAifof1 AZ sic hseablesa state Goa
gsutia1 "a t4ls c.tg, all sdsoeafsa 8
ulors sls4leed paait-on 81 the pTphloi-
u0n issl- tlsa sas proposed ia ta7 rs-
goft Cf rise Cm4utes ol h=solauons,
Las .o1e oVsr so the Fr8hial.sn party
aud aulaulees be reascls il g leHgt1y
letter bs r-a-ols. briefly sal4mar-
Il 4. are these. IT, lls li4uoF gaesllon
. tie greatest p.iliIeai question u TIE
noag, p .e requires 3 party o. EFappls
xifa e tlss oE5s IT'S saecess or defeat 90
that o1e izsg-i $50 fls Republican party
i hopelss ssly dsal-d ga fhls 4asstlol.
This Isst coac.as.cl i- dr4s4 from bis
experiences as d usAb-r 90 tie Commit p
fss 90 Rs-C luIi0ns in Goth tas hpuDii-
can state convention ana ne Al l-~eloon
E-oabllal canF-lt ton 81 Chicago. Tie
antl ocl Convention called ior / 40
3slagzfes from forty-zix 81 ates and terfi
tories, z1d E4z eCugoseQ, le says of less
ihan 30 delegate from tEsnty statss
and territories. and tie party managers
and party press s~fe either silent as 70
the movement. or opposed IL Seeing
that the party is incapable, ou account oi
tue differences ia It., % grapple slih tie
Hsuof traffic problem, he conscience and
bis Judgment impei him to JON the Iro
hib.tinnisis. aud lie is thus orced cur of
the Rapa6hcan party.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Alt ass 80 tisslsssllis H. tis5s gsiu1ll, aaxler
ss itsst=ser htz4i except e. "a aEf4d >ite2-
fiotl- aia ie charges loE ~ the atilfsfali
rate i1 t1s s4-tle lss.ss,-- Ai~sss Iss aole ia
sslRaEEe.
lerrssl-. f" y tnlst- Situations csLH se,lllfs
red ses-si Fagre - app fztz st thx ,sElic
The uuIii 1sT ~ fiuee fl aaF ~ vert zlls a
fszn De taend 1f 0ls tl1k The 4o1k. t1ssr ssf
words - sefen Az paErt ~ = iins counted
- aDs full iiae-
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
ZOE RENT-HoUsEs.

RARE CHAN E-TO RENT A GOOD ARD
"A ing Ouse IN frsl-c 49, and payI-g condlu n;
Iu Dest location sltu.n NO ulOEichts oAIA iaonl
the post Once. Rent Oi hOu, cn,ap, VIII rent or
seli 4urll.urc Ia the same. Add4e T.. H., CAFE OF
gnIs office. u
40 AENT-PhEMISt No S25, tWtOn-st., \. +.
cor fulton a-d LSlay ette, Vii De 10 rent
IrOm Oct. 4, for one or more seArS. for Terms
apply 10 J. ;. Crosby q Co., ., Iailal-st olu
NOR RENT-HOUsE OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
stable No. Zly W. fulton-st.; one of seven
rooms No. 2s2 West Broadway near fulton-st.i
one oi slx rooms ia new UTlck block COIner ol
-haWuut-aNc ana MInIcr-st. with gae, water and
otner cOuN cIticuces one OF three rooms corner Ol
" inter and Allen-sIs, also store ntted Tor meat
market, IN good location IOr trade. Enqulre OF Is.
". Barnard, 30 Allen corner OF VI Nernon-sls
lana
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

'The ssit hronahf a4 fEsScw b
eceks of Chez 81. ssziost arvs.i
a1leze. a,r ioirrs.ss srsfsfne.i f-rn 81
lpIos.cN rbieh HscoKs. - = stsaieu-
- conlrrraE nr.l.r tee -hsrEe q =
ufsssor prsnshlr unprecedented.
~ Il tne rssts sre- - 80 sayfa ~
a.cgs ft~se seeus ~ ~ xrri <reana
r ksnnze Srmianl rareiesscese ga
= rart ~ = eei.eze 1rofeescr r evan
- sxeusstls ihsn si.st ~ q sstl-ssf "a
~>~r So rse-ks bia re.a ssa n arpe
s,'ls ~ reseeeg~rn- bssa leserve
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

NOR RENT-sTORE CORNER COCKT AND
L Nest rullon, nlted up ioT grocery. Good To-
Cation. Inquire }. 4. strahan. ~
IsOR RENI-kLEGANI FURNISHED ROOMS.
IUr Jingle ge. Leman, steam heated, ironting
MOurOc 81 call from q % p. IA. ~
nom 80, Porter block. over swetland BrOs. - q
"A AN1ED-Two connecting ToOms, fiIst hOOr.
" umished, or ole large Ou irst noOr. Pm
Satc house Ia second, Third OF Fourth ward.
Address, Alpha 80. ), Nouh DlyRloA St 2o-u
llAN4ED- SERVICES AND ~ kENT-A
W neai anO tho Ousaiy rcllaDse couple OF ANAL
Iaallly. vi nOut Jhl1rcn fOI two or more fOOnls.
Can pay rent in paIt Dy services. also for rent d
desirable hOJI-e apply al cora r CIesccnt-ase.,
aud l,.st,.lck 81 iii
tsOK kENI-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
L at lu. Peaa ST. Sstf
NOR KENT-PART OF HOUSE NO. 10
Sheloon-st. inquire On the premis-s. z5tf
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The President has bal ais valet remove
the iucipieut side whiskers which adorned
bis face when ne came home. bat Sinclair
has not had the barber call yet and cut tue
Presidents hair The fringe on the back Of
the head and around ihe bald spot is long
and straggly and needs the BARRIERS shears.
tie evidenUy has NOT bad his nair cut since
be- went 20 the wilderness Washington
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02


-, set tse same year he was promoted 70 for
q n eilrar al ibe star
ia 50 De- became It's editor iu-chief -Four
years aIlr, iu lsd, he visited tas United
States, ald -la'i his place GA The Star
Hs II a good example of how mach work
one man can do when he sets his bead 10 IT,
Besides hs constant journalistic duties he has
written ia all.ast every Geld of literature.
"a Fair Saxon.7 I-lsiy Ju.hth7 and ~De.ar
lnlV Di.iail are some of his bsSt kn0,.n
novels Eut bis most famous work Is ais
stirring History of Our Own Time the
period heinE the reign OK Queen Victoria. lie
IS stll political writer for London dai s.
IT, vlA iind MANY changes in America since
he WAS with "a, last
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Train No. hss Thro1gh Coach daily eToas4
sunday, for Grand Rapids Holland tfrxrc
Haven. Huskegon snd Peniwsler. Also 1hroush
Coach leaves the above points via G. A W N kv
each Gay, except sunday. arriving in Tnledo cr
Train No at 6s5 y. ne
AL trains daily except Sunday.
IL 9. PAKKKR. 0enl Pass Agent
Il. {. MATHEWS Northwestern Ar. kustoeon
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Just % even things up for the con-
rslon of FkxE EsrEE % Democracy,
o Mf. Peasant Democrats have De-
ms Bepubiscans. Ia tie matter OF
ns the Democrats get the beet 0f Il;
g Ia the maftsr oi votsss the Rspu0li
ns Ara ahssd
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The Dstrois Tribune accuses Post
sstes COPELAND. of that cIfy. OF tryIt z
subarrass tho Republican State Cen
ttee. BY refusing t0 sell them nevspa-
r ssspp-rs- It vas very silly piece
business y the postmaster dad any
ny u tie klnl
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

A Michigan man, GEOEGE ). ESsLE,
. iast been appointed Attorney -Gsa-
al 4. Dakota Michigan has to supply
ans for pretty lsfgs portion u the
ild West abd snn there are some lefi
~ and there ia the state
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

The Grand Espiis Hydraulic Compsny
has sscurei plans f0r a neat frame boiler
snd engine house with coal shell and sngi-
neer's resi- feoce combined. % be bulls near
their seii fTo miles north of the cifv The
Structure Viii he put uo sf once lf meas
ares 30x 81 feet and vii p two stories hish.