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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27


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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
ANOTHER BIG BOMB.
The Deadly Instrument of Destructio
Found An a Barrel OF straw.

The Deadly instrument of Destruction
Found In a Barrel OF straw.
Cmc,eo. July "a dynamite bomb Isl
inches long and two inches in circumfer-
ence, was found secreted on the fourth floor
Of Arebur q Aliens crockery warehouse, %
East Westinghouse, this afternoon.
It was completely loaded and
primed and its destructive power will equal
that of four Of bombs such as the one
which caused so much desolatiOn and death
90 the Haymarket II is supposed to be the
handiworS OF Louis Lingg, the bomb-maker
now on trial with Spies e. al. The bomb
was probably placed in the barrel on May
as on that date the barrels We're emptied of
their contents and the straw thrown back
into them. The detectives AZ the
Central Station We're communicated with
ard the instrument of death was soon
landed safe and sound in Lieutenant Shea s
room. Abe Ascheles, young Russian Is
suspected Of being The person TO whom il
belongs A. the store of a. =. Gaze & Co.
where it was stated the man had been
employed il was learned that Asche!es and
man named Aren't, a Freuchman, had
been there for a short time. but that they
were both discharged about July ] @ and IL
vas supposed there that they had gone 70
kansas
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

N TED-INu MoRE -AiE-NEN AAkff
~ 81 Ae-lof... ...ilau Haau....liIls u-ae
hiflsion-st r p hl1e1nel ier tlts N.aastf
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

one of the last acts ia the steamboat war
on Black Lake occurred Saturday afternoon
spontaneously with the pHing Of slabs upon
The Fihhst dock and d.Ing pot its slip
with the barge Wesley v Superintendent
Watson. " the telephone system. was noti-
fed that the iine connecting Holland SCOTS
ReYder and The ottawa was not in work
ing condition A man was sent down az
once. and found the wire connecting the OF
taTa ani Eevder cat upon the ottawa
Beach s.de of the channel. Whether the
work was done parposeiv or not is un-
known. 14t the result was the same as
great an Inconvenience being thrust upon
EeTiFr as upon The Ottawa. for the ground
connection S made on the latter side ol the
channel The cutting rendered the whole
line useless The wire was connected so
that Alb hotels had ifs nee Sunday. Man
frer Watson says tbaf be won 3 tolerate any
more nonsense ol that kind and means
Tnaf na saws
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

Cal rAras o. s4aF eoosrF-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
THe suNORI CIVIL BILL

The Important Changes Made In IL BE
fore Passed by the senate.
WAsmsgroN, July 6-In the Sundry
the Senate, shows the following important
changes: Added on account of public
buildings. $500 5li, reduced on account of
public buildings sl7so0o. added Oh account
of lighthouse. S5l6.11f added ON account
Of coast survey, sl06 652. added on account
oi other items. slHlag g01. reduced on ac-
count of other items Sl5i.00o, net increase
by the senate, & Jos $50, amount Of bin as
passed 5y House, S2i .3ll .325 amount of
biIl as passed by senate, So, lls315.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

EAGLE STEAM DYE HOUSE. No. p CANAL
II 81, turns out the best work IN the city IN
securing and dyeine OF Ladies and Gents appar-
els, and all jobs intristed - their care is done
with neatness and dispatch. Go there, OF address
them and you'll convince yourself Of the iaCts.
w J. WITHET, FORMERLY MANAGER or
". Burches painting establishment is located
al ltl Monroe 81 where orders viii be received for
painting, paper hanging and frescOeing. Remem-
Der the place. Opposite the Soldiers Monument
CITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY l54
y Grandville-ave. Regular trade solicited. W.
ROSE, Proprietor
4 c. HERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
J. Fine jewellery, IS MonrOe-st.
OSCAR DYE, 2i7 DIVISION ST CARPENTER
" and job shop Screens A specislty.
CROCKETT & HOPKINS FINEST ASSORTED
" furniture in the city. We do our own uphOls-
tering Remember II Canal-st.
COMMISSION. +. J. LAMB & Co. WHOLE
" sale dealers in fruit and vegetables, butter,
eggs, etc, and 10 Ionis-st. Grand Rapids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
~owERs' OPERA HOUSE.
WM II. Pow Kris Manager
POTTER
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY q.
SUMMER. SrRrES

FiTst Entertainment Programme given under The
auspices of the ~. - 7. e.
PART FIRST
1. Readings from Jean Inge'ow. Adelaide Proc
tor, Mn Browning. Mrs Norton. OF Alice Carey.
2. Readings from Shakespeare, Dickens or Mac
aulay.
3. Readings from Walter Scott Tennyso~ Long.
fellow, y J. Willis, Whittier, OF J. j Tr0wDridgo
!. Readings Mi.celiaDeous, Fugitive sketches
and Comedy.
PART SECOND.
COstumcd Representations.
Music->ecCted.
5. COTueiia. the R0msn Mair1n Written ex-
pressly for MiSipoIter by Joaquin Miller.
Music SeieCet
6. Aunt Melissa-COmedy A Typioai Yankee
rpinster explaining her views Ou boys and haw
20 train then. Written for Mis- Helen Potter by
the popular author, !. T. IrowbridPe
Music-~elgCted.
:. Ifmptrauce-iohnB Cough
Vocal Selections hy Mrs r. " Davis with Nrs
Matte o Dououghuc a. aecompanisL
Misses Graves, kipp ana Boxhcimcr in piano
SOLO
Course tickets Preserved seatsl $50 Courso
tickets, children sl.0a. Single al lssi0u. 5lc.
Reserved seats. s5c. Tickets on sale si Sprgker 4
Hogadoue's Arcade News stand.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

~ tnybody aad doubted ihss ELLA
HEztea Wucox really bad poetry 10
ssu. fhat doubt must be- renoysd
eu bs reads 1er description of the
ecess of cremation. She sags. -SDogy
thing en7e'ops che body. ths door
- aoiseIess. open. fhe iron cradle
ss sp ears lks naptisl bed, disaP-
ars n glory of crimson Light AZ a
vs H.es mn the crimson s1nh xht snd
aprrars from VeR
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

Trsiu No B. has Through Cosoa daily ercerf
sunday, for Grand kspids Holland Crano
Haven. NusfeFon snd Tentn 5ier. Aiss . Thnoneh
Do4rn ic1fes inc above points via g. a "a NJ Rr
each day. eKccpi sunday. arriving ~ ToIa,io On
Trsin No. 81 ~ $40 3 m
AL traEs daily e1ceus sunday
T. A.. fhhlEH. frenl Pas Agent
\. q. MATTE zTs. Northwestern Al Nuskecun
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

Extra Quality Gros Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all colors and shades, for
fifty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
rom one dollar and one twen-
ty-hye per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

Also d large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

Hence Ffls Practice on Murat Halsteed.
General Logan is going t0 the Paciuc
coast Co sees IF he can't Kick John Chinaman
harder than Blaine ever did, Boston HTGid
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

There IS not a single maritime power on
earth, however Insignificant bat what could
get the drop 0u us in case OF a tsht.-llfre-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

The next national Democrat Campaign
TiIl have % be- flurht oltiu New York and
Nev jersey. These States are the battle-
sround M- Randall NAV be relied on to
carry them for .le Democratic nominee -
ltlatf Cn.sfitrini.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

4 Chicago man las been arrested Tor
auit sod battery, tLs instrument Used
.ax b dat tuba There Is hope ior
fsrag Humanity when Justices viii
NJ warrants io protect ns against the
sl.t8 % bad muAclaus.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

las mad dog .n Eal Claire aas created
fs CONSERVATION than All % the hiiy
1a1s il tosu. and Jet any Que % the
aons is lab.s to 10 more harm than
far
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
SPRING & COMP PANY'S
DRESS GOODS SALE
LOT /.
1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from $l.25
to $3.50, for $l.00.
/.
LOT H..

1000 yards. This lot con-
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth S5c to Sl.0O for zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
Lake shore a Michigan Southern Eais.ns-
vnn fBftIsfr,u

IQosl freight leaves Grsui nrfads 81 , n m.
carry rs passenger at faf as tfleasn
~ frs'ns daily freerf EHnfs~
inf ift tickets e. al rlinff frf ilrrffir Ir
s.efiins eefeaes car ff secured sf nisr Tirfef
Hfifae q h0nrnesf EUe ri frfrl
"a HrhFfNFN General Agent
bt1 ~ hsDN. CtY Iickas ATrni.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
rand Haven a Milwaukee.

|UAIIf y -IIlIf Del FIHIIV
Passengers taxing the q . a. ~ Expftss fnakt
close connection az 0Wo-so foT Lansing and al
Detroit ior SeN i0rk- arriving there al l1.so a m
The following morning
Night kxpress has lOcal sleeping Car fn8m De
troll IN Grand Rapids
This b Tie only line running limited EYurese
leaving here 90 f.ti 3. m- WITH Sleeping CAr 70
DeUot making direct connections foT al points
Eslst arriving ~ New York az l0 b In TIE falloe.
ing eTeuing Trains west az i8 IS D m eln mafs
GlTeci connection with palace steamer CITY of
MAWaukee Tor all Ioiuts west
Through tickets secured 81 ID g. M 4 n orross
Sweets Hotel block and a. TIE derYi
ID. lQT1EE CITY Pas Agent
GRO. 3. RKEvE TrAfec MauAgeI. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

al oinrrs dairy eNoeu sunday
Sleeping can run on facnc and Atlantic n.
pres Trains ~ aud nram Detroit
faIlor cars ran ou ifay EKprrsS and Grand Eal.
ils tApfe,s ID aud ifal iTaii
Direct connections made 81 Leiruii eiih AZ
thnlgi trains tasi over a. a. * r. ltanads
ooIlhcU DivlsiUnl
CHAS II. AoKEIs 0enerai Az. 81 Monroest-
,. :. HAWKlNs. Ticket kff. lDiau Depot
e.. ". MlNN0S Mon Tat Dtice a. Nnnroe-sI
q. =. kcseLEs. 9. y. 4 7 A. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

la LoTsl. VI aas.. oas justice has de-
"a tas- shaving ou Sunday IS not a
rk ~ necessity and another has DE-
lsd ihatiti is The fact that BEs Bur
a. aao lives lo Lowell can look Two
gs al once. seems 20 have produced a
g ~ .aalnal strabismus. a. &C were.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
LOT III.

5000 ards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, Soc to 75c,
for SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27


LoR sALE OK TRADE A FINE SIDE WHEKL
L pleasure steam boat carries 1l pers ans is mrs
ela-s Address y 5. olds, ils Cherry 81. Lalsins.
Mich. 81
NOR sALF-COMlfETE SET y. y. REPORTS
4 Waite actions aud dcfruces anf other salu-
able law book. VIII be- sod cheap. Address
Fred s. Clark. Grand Rapids. M.ch-
IOk sALE-A SECONDHAND CHlCKEkIN6
piano. VIII Pee sold cheap j s1ld soon. Call
40 Nh Deweys l5s Moufoe e.. up siairs.
rOR SALK-A LADY WHO d. oOlNa TO
1 leave the city desires % sell tine square
piano, four round c0rncrs. tl,i-clas make heeu
used les than three months. Must be- sold d.
TWO weeks Call after , a. % 18 ottawa -.
LOK SALE-A fIksr-CLASs SILVER WATCH
L EFin National Watch Compnnys make
cost 81, used but little. viii bc sold at liberal
discount .nqglre ~ fELkGsAN uEnalD oiiice
| OST-LOsT HAND BAG BETWEEN TOLL
IL gate on Lakc-age and West End Brideo-st.
FINDER please leave li al Police Head 4uarters e3
| OsT-A BUNDLE OF PIECES or DRESS
II goods last Thursday ou Park. Ransom or
Fouu utain-st. II notified of Whereabouts Mn +.
+. Uhl viii cali for H.
MOSEF TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN IL SUNS TO SUIT CITY
vi lOts FOR sale cheap About one acre la
Elgth ward az bargain. McTc0rEe blnty.
Powers'Opera House Block. -
MONEY TO LOAN IL LARGE OR SMALL
vi sums on real estate or chsitels Tower &
JObnston Bu
no LOAN-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS rs
| sums % suit. Address e. H. b.. care Tele-
gram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
MINcELL4NEOnN-


ITANTED-TO BUY GOOD MILK ROUTE
W one from 15t0 % qusrts a day. Address j.
A. r., Telegram Herald Office. 50
VVANTEn-FlVE GOOD MEN MUST HAVE
W small capital Pay good call the 9th al 2. =
south Disision.si. llpstalrs
WANTED PARTNER ACTIVE OR SILENT
W IN the auction aud commission business 90
handle new and second hsud furniture, AID al
kinds Of merchandise. A tafe thing aad big
prohts. Address ur cali sfteT p. IA. O.. b Wright.
City Auctioneer 6l Broadway. ST
lVANTED TO Buy FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
W Two or three small houses and lots near street
railroad. Price not over 500. Call Oh J. Caster
& CO. 50 Montoe and 90 Ottawa-sis j.
NTAMMERiNG AND SIT rTERlNG CCRED-
> Cali at rpum 3o over lDf Mouroe-sl. bstWceu
and li a. d., ! and p. Ia Ladies write a
permanent cure always guaranteed. s.
I a. CASTER & CO. - Monroe and 93 Ottawa
y .sts- has opened Labor Agency. Having
great many men and women wishing employ
mcnt in various capacities, merchants and farm
eS viii do well to give us their orders. we
guarantee satisfaction % eil parties We AK the
citizens of Grand kapies aud vicinity - give us
a share OF their patronage. No charges for Sc
curing male help. Telephone 2ss -
UANTFD-TO EXCHANGE FOR GOOD
" road horc end top buggy Tenant ma
chine dowel machines shaper double head
boreing machine puilcys. shAhing etc, etc. J.
r. homan, l5l Monroe-si. -
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

EOk kkNi FACTORY IL MlILsI 4HE
i very Convenient brick bliidluE 5aNIU0 feet
I've Store. high. Hlth sixty hofse power walter
wheel, Afdrauiie stand piic, hose and nozzies in
recn nom. eltt alJr, steam heating pipes shaft
usi iuleyh betting cic., also addition contain
lus Office, poH eriul steam engine. boiler. coal
fpJLl and df5 room. store ro0ln etc. Inquire OF
Butterworth and Lowe a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

N THE DOLLAR sPtCTACIE-. with Per
~ fcction GLASSES from Loeb kafriuc Scpfiand
NlJ are superior to at Others. rs the lenses are
ground aud polished with mathematical pre-
cisi0n. iDYlg0raiiug the eyes and in many cases
curing visual defects Avoid using common
-pectacles. CirCulan free. J. F. HOMAS, 15s
MourrAeet
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

THE SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY STORES
i and insures furniture household goods aud
general merchandise al i0w rates. Goods sold on
commission, packed, moved aud shipped No 10
Huron-st. Telephone "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

The NeT York city politicians look with
wlth contempt upon the hide Of the rhi-
noceros which diei in the Park Zoo Ir is
only eight inches fhIck.--~ta Faur.sc9 1f0.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

Erp-ee trains daily no yesf round make close
connections with trsius fr0Tn Canada the Fasf
and south. to aIi Lake Superior points.
A WATsnN " trrrr
Gent superintendent Gen Faas A Tfftaf A 81
Marquette. hllh. harlufitf hich
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
HOTEL 70 RENT.

This building is new. 7sz144 feet
The two upper stories are finished for :
hotsi. containing 50 rooms. al stream
heated Two Blocks fron Union Depot,
Oh ore of The r-incrsi streets Street
cars pass ssrh way every seven minutes.
Is ready 20 occuqy. ard wiH hs rented
cheap Inqr Of Joseph Hesla Or A. p
Watson
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
P8OFEsST0NtL

CTAMMFKFRS AND SUFFERERS THAT
> have not called on ne do 81 immefi isfeiy as I
car not take any after this week Consultations
Free. Cali % ON 81 over i0f Monroe Sc between
and D. m. : and 3 m. Wedne.day and
Thursday between and 9 r m ladies write. p
nR EDWARD sIOMAN. ne MONROFsT
IL HouH ~ 40 a IA, 20 2. m. 20 ?. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

Al sraius arnss e. sns aas.@l man uuio-
1eQoL
tteFsrt,
81 eli i'ti iitit'af,o N isl,.i sl1 Iolc1a atE A.
fasi AHres Or l.aleas0 ....-......-.--... flsbpu
- t1tas isI Auste.isa sts AZ
hlEhl - I.ftse far Chicago ~ 4 -
- lFtes lar hE kslsds ead hsIaen. ? s1o8 m
Aali llI 50 Earlis AIc BALDWIN - s.ause
Arrive.
NiEhi tNpH,s from t'.illaEs hsasm
tXpfeas iIull asa tl-.ia tll-a = :.
= ali irlsu Chicago AID "a Msa.ke,sla .f comm
ff4is>e NON lt.e.il & ~ ! m
fssi rap fnsm Nhioseo aai Ausks.sA sasb
ralftss ffsl-a 81. hslid alll Baldwin tla.sa = IL
- Srfte- from BALDWIN - - s.Nru
.laiy. fiiaig eXueIs slncay.
thrauEf uualhcs lu Dniaara alli Ioies18 ca 80
a m. Train.
tnIo.lgh pSfior car ~ ChiCEe0 ga l1-5d p m.
ualu. No extra change hr s.Sls
1urpurh f1lllmau sleeping car and coach fal
Chicago ou "a ti p nj Train.
tAHf4AftH lfAfif EEf
iniol tckei once H Muurs street
NlllfAF "A NaNEgT
Assistant tieh 4 f4szeisef Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
WANTKD- -NITUlrIONs.

NANIED- SITUATION BY a YOUNG LADY
" as bO0kkeeper Has had experience. and
can DO any KIND of office 81. TX Reference
given. Acdres j., care tnis office. IS
WANIED - SITUATION IN WHOLESALE
" house a. shipping clerk. or Doe Retail house a.
clerk. Would go on the rpad II deslrtd Talk
English and German. Best OF references given
from last employer Address g., caIe this oiioe.
~
IANIED-A YOUNG LADY sIENOGRAPHEK
" with Typewriter wants position a. cores
pondcnt. i willing 20 20 Oui Of town. Address
K Ycr iclegram-h
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
200 YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
facture, comprising a great
variety Of choice patterns.
Your choice of the entire
stock for Sl35 per yard.
STRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

TO kEhi-A FTkAI-HEn ROOM EIfa-
| ants - dated -nllaaIe ..f n.arla1 ,..iIr.
or tso stursue4 lso h.s.ks llull ...... 1l..
se k4sl nltse-s-
TO kktI-oHE LARGE h.aII Nu la..-
! b. Las iaFea uoll aaltaa- sac sli -tsal
ltf
no hkAT A HOUSE OBJ rEfkA hu .M1
j Furnished Throughout 10 itll liana alh
huflst Hr altnult keiereseef required - -lu-
clair-.t u
TO RESI- my RESIDENCE. fCNAfTCkh
l nc4ulet. luutsiuiuE Hluai,. balh lssal
Gloss o.. rlf- EACelIcri atII = CltItrfi- and barn
on premises tfauule Vtrs iarFe aud beautifully B
shaded Etun opportunity tar gentleman ard
hlfe aioalnE o. keep hpu-e without expense uf
furnishing hlari iur myteIt Hife and child ~
compensation g.. r. Bacon. t1 Wealthy ave,
corner Iamee a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

a Liberal Editor
RAIN wanted on subscription. III rrrf
fH hL
Les fne Marine Bend Play sttne Bah.
Geronimo want. par.ey He ought 20
~ given a recepfon-a warm one TO be-
closed With "a haN-a rifle ball. ffr9a
laer
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

WANTED PERSONS WANTING SHOWCASES.
W JeWelry cases, or silyerware cases Of different
lengths heighths or sizes, can have them "a ade
10 order shOrt nOllce A stock OF regu ar sizt 5
constantly on hand. VIII be sold at reduced prices
at j. ". Cra er 80 Caual-st II
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27
FOR SILE-P1PERS.


COR SALE-OLD PAPERS NEATLY FOLDED.
L Excellent for patterns. shelves etc Fifteen
cents hundred. Apply az this oihce this week
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-27

WANTED-AT ONCE, GOOD Man To SELL
" territory for very useful and good selling
article. Large commission paid. Apply st No.
10 West Bridge - Grand Rapids Mich
WANTED LADY AGENTS. POSITIVELY
~ clear sls daily with my wonderful lew pa
tent rubber undeTgament for females Our
Knoxville agent made sij Ia iOur days Mrs T..
+. Little, box 4i3, Chicago, IN. 10
NANTED-CANVAssER Frs sTHROUGHOUTTHE
w state % solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home For particulars address. IL. ".
NnsL- -arr.farr Erarlt Lanili. AfLnh
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-07-17
rANDARD- McMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE SATURDAY. JULY u

the people at Highland last Sunday
evening. Am glad to say the inter-
est manifested in that neighborhood
in Sunday school work. Mr.. Sam A.
Green is experimenting the school,
and | am sure that all will see the
great benefits that will be derived
from a faithful effort of this kind. 1t
is easy for the people to see that if
they don't wish ignorance and vice to
prevail they must not cultivate the
things that lead in that direction.
There is nothing more likely to eXalt
and raise up any people than care
full study of the Bible-the children,
the middle aged and the old all need
to study the Word of God. There is
no place more suitable for this than
our churches and school houses. All
can meet on the first day of the week
and engage in this. 1t is so much
better than to be engaged in the
things that lead us in the way of
Wickedness. God gave us his Word
to guide and direct us in this life and
in the way that leads to life everlast-
ing.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-07-17
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce
/. L. RHEAY
as a candidate for Sheriff of Warren County,
at the August election.
We are authorized to announce
+. S. DUNLAP
as a candidate for Sheriff of Warren county
at the August Election.
We are authorized to announce
B. W. D. BARNES
lB candidate for Sheriff of Warren County
Sc the August election, 1886.
We are authorized to announce
j. 7. PATTON
as a candidate for Sheriff of Warren County
at the August election.
We are authorized to announce
J.CRIT HUGHES
as candidate for Sheriff of Warren county al
the August election, 1886.
We are authorized to announce
U. S. VANHOOSER
as a candidate for Sheriff of arren County
at the August election, 1886.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-07-17
DIBRELL.
Personal points and Pithy Paragraphs
From North Warren.

Nothing especially new has turned
up since our last report. However,
the clouds have been waited by gen
tie breezes to other climes, and we
now have the prospect of few days.
sunshine, and may have more than
good many would like to see, as one
extreme generally follows another.
We are having pleasant weather for
saving hay, threshing wheat and
blowing corn, and such work as is
needed on the farm at this season;
and as it has been wet and rainy so
long, it is feared that many will quit
plewing too soon and thereby make
failure of their corn crops. Plenty
of good plewing is the life of corn
after so much rain.
Profs. H. B. Evans and /. G. H.
Gribble, who intended to begin school
at Highland and Fallingwater last
Monday have postponed opening I'M
til July 10th, on account of the patrons
being behind with farm work. These
are nice young gentlemen, and COM
petent to teach good schools and will
spare neither labor nor pains to make
their schools both interesting and
useful.
Prof. l.. p. Evans is engaged to
teach the public school at Holcomb,
and DR.. w. H. Hammer is registered
for Green's Hill. Both will begin
July 10Th. Let all be present at the
opening.
Mr.. VIM. Gibson was here today in
the interest of the Tennessee Wooden
Mills.
Mr.. C. C. Zwingle will soon have
the machinery adjusted in place at
the mills of Wilson, Parker q Spark
man, and no doubt they will be pre-
pared to give satisfaction to their GUS
toners.
Mr.. John Marcrom, who has just
completed his education at Winches-
ter under Prof. Terrell, was in to see
his invalid mother last week. He re-
manned over Sunday and met with
his mother church and delivered an
excellent discourse. We cannot speak
too highly of this young mans moral
character and worth.
O. NJ. Thurman is registered to con-
duet the services at Mt. Zion Sunday
July 18th. We bespeak for him a
: good hearing. 49,.
1t was my pleasure to meet with
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-07-17

THE STANDARD has received n
postal card hearing this startling in
telligence:
81 have in my possession a letter
written by Henry Clay, dated Oct.
9Th, 1928" Simply this and nothing
more" save the signature ofthe writ
ter, his post Office and date, We are
much obliged for the information,
but can't see how either the informa-
ton or letter is to be of any benefit to
us. A letter from our best girl or
from some delinquent subscriber, in
closing his back tax, would be in
tensely more interesting to us. We
wouldn't swop either Of the above for
Mr.. Clay's letter.