davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26
Our Washington Letter.
" .AsHINGToN. Feb. D. %

This is the anniversary OF the birth of
the "Eather of his country" but COM
paatiyely little interest is taken. The
departments are all shut up, and some
private parties will be held this even
ing. Gen. Logan and many OF his
friends have gone to Baltimore to at
tend! IL grand banquet rendered him.
The house committee on public land
Friday. reported il: favor of Judge Gii-
fNit!'s bill creating new land districts in
the Big ssloHN reservation. The com
mittee belleve tina, part OF the reservt-
tion lying west of the iO2l meridian
can We'll be attached tn the DeaNWood
district. If this bill becomes law
tneYe viii hc a rush for the land opened,
to hOnlestealS.
The question OF the forfeiture Of the
grants of the North and South Pacific
railroads is still under discussion.
The next move of the republicans i'm
senate will bea resolution calling OH the
attorney general for the authority of the
suspension of ten justices of the United
States courts in the territories, as it is
claimed the statute forbids the suspen-
sion of judges.
| 1t is believed THAT the president
will fight to the bitter end. and every
democrat i'll both houses will support
him. ''1here music in the air. and
no mistake.
One of the most important events
that has occurred during this session of
congress was the Offering of the resolu-
tions reported by the senate judiciary
committee, in reference to the refusal
of heads of the departments to furnish
papers OH file, that influenced the re-
moveal of office holders. The report and
resolutions were offered by Senator Ed
munds, ON Thursday. The resolutions
We're read and they and the report Or
dered printed. Mr.. Pugh, Of the minor
ity Oh the committee. claimed the priyi-
to-day week to prepare it. by consent.
then, the report will not be read or dis
clissed until this is ready. Then look to
see the fur fly. The President will fin d
will Wish. stubborn as lie is, that al
the outset of his administration he had
removed me-. simply because they We're
republicans, OF rather t!.at he had de-
The country is no longer deceived, and
the action OF this committee will tear
Off the civil service mask he has been
wearing all this time. 1t is great
taken sooner.
Mr.. Murphy. Of Iowa, by direction of
the committee, OH Wednesday, reported
favorably on the IIennepin Canal bill.
1t is substantially the bill introduced by
Gov. Henderson. and provides for the
construction of the work contemplated
from IIennepin to the mouth OF Rock
River. The main line will be Is miles
long. and the feeder to Dixon. H.. about
81 miles. The cost is estimated at So
O0t.O0O. The bill will be called up at an
early day.
The coinage committee are closely
divided on the suspension Of silver COIN
age. and it is hard to tell what the re-
port will be.
The Murrison-I Hewitt tariff bill is not
popular with free trade or protectionist
democrats.
The subcommittee of the p. o. COM
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26
EsaIIou's E1asazine.

Ballou S has made it's regular monthly
visit. The March Number is running
over With good interesting. instructive.
and amusing reading for all members Of
the family, by the best authors. Those
wishing for a good magazine, can do no
better than subscribe. The r1lce Sl.5o
per year postpaid, Pub. by G. w.
STUDLEY. % IIawley ST. Boston,
MasS.-.idu.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26

NOTICE OF FINAL. pRoor--1.and Office AT Fargo,
d. T.. Feb. il. 1856. Notice i- hereby given that
the following named settler has lied notice of li.
intention TO make linnl proof in support of his
rIaim ana secure tinnl entry thereof. Viz: John
Carlson. d. :. No. ll..lJ for t!!n n" of ST. "a.
ip iisn.r 5s ". and names the following rs hs wit
ncssrs. viz: John IIo"cnson Ilaivor Oniosl,o Ihr-
'ias Nrlsono of Romn"ss and S. II. Nelson. of Mar
dell Grggs county. ID. T.
The testimony of claimant and Witnesses 10 be
taken before Geo. b. Clark. judge and cX-ottico
clerk OF probate court. at Coopcr.own. Griggs
county. ID. IT,. on the Both day Of March, 1888 a.
his office.
$40 HORACE AusLIS. Register.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26

Torrent a house for u small family. En-
Ql!lIe III the CUrN!MG office.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26

l have the growing crop of hay OIL the
following described lands for sale during
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26
KNvg !H0M!soN'S
Yankee Doodle"

The Christmas frolics now are DER,
Old 81 has fled. sir;
Now Cooperstown has 40 saloons,
And Vanderbilt is dead, sir.
But still. the buns and dudes in town
Feel good-it makes them snicker,
10 loaf around. and hear the fun.
When Thompson makes Il dicler.
Chorus
Yankee Doodle is the tune.
Which Thompson thinks so handy;
lie makes his trades, and takes his notesa
With ~ amkee Doodle-damdy."
And what has Knud toscll? you ask;
Why, simpleton. / answer:
What has he not that cuts or grinds,
Or walks upon the land, sir:
He's sure to have Il specimen
OF each and every class. sir,
From j. |. c. Eclipse machines
To Balaam's speaking ass, sir.
Chorus.
He'll sell you, farmers, What you want
y mower. piow, cr rake. sir;
y mule, Il hOrse.a cow, All ON,
And binders that won't break. sir.
l}ut best of all, lie sells them cheap,
And never minds the cash, sirs:
He'll take your notes. and giveyou time,
Till EeXt years crop you thresl, srs.
Chorus.
lie never cares to make a cent
He ,iichars for his health sils:
For trading seems to nalle linn It,
Then comeand make your wealth, srs,
llr $ the imM0ccmlcSt man i'm town.
You rc sure To take linn in, Sirsc
just trade your old truck for his new.
To 'stcE' him is no sin, sirs
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26

NorIcE OF FINAL PnooF-Land Office at Fargo.
d. T..Fcb S. 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed motto" of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of ms clnim and final
entry thereof. viz: Wlinm l., S,ringcr. d. S. No.
names Tie following rs his Witnesses, viz: VIII
liam G. Janiison. Peter Cameron. Bcnjamic
kIlms. and Gideon Sheldon. all of Willow,
Grig.s county. ID. y.
The testimony of cIaiman, and witnesses to le
taken before Geo h. Clark. judge of probate and
rN-otcio clcrl: of probate court. at Coop"r-,own,
Griggs county. ID. T.. on March ". SSG
40 Horace At-rltE. Register.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26
Official Paper of Griggs County
TIME TABLE.
$. c. & Il. NJ. RAILROAD.

s. c. & II. NJ. RAILROAD
'rrains make the round trip every duv cxcep,
Sunday. leaving Coopcrs,own III S:35 a. M and
arriving y, S.nborn IL: 30 A.. IN. Returning leaves
Sanborn AT :l5 u. IN. and arrives nj Coopcrs,own
l:l5 p. Ill.
y. p. Ea'lroad, main linc-PaSscnger trains
leave Sanlorn:
Going cast, lN:lt ~ M
't'iNG t'tst.... S::}N n. III.
N''!HS We. h:o. Il. IN.
Tickets for all parts of the United States and
Canada for sale at this station
H. NJ. CowEN. Agent
c :. FEE. Gen. Pass. Agt
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26
Hay.

Hay.
l have the growing crop of hay OIL the
following described lands for sale during
the year 1856:
w J 5-l+5-:7.
All of 7-l+5-!6.
MI of l7-l45-57.
M l9-l45-57.
W ] 5-l46-57.
All OF 7-l46-57.
S ]! of 9-l46-M.
All of l7-ll5-57.
81 of l9-l46-57
NV !. II! w4.of 27-l4G-57.
All OF 29-l46-0.
.\ll of 3l-l46-57.
Sci OF 3l-l47-57
$! OF l47-57. Above lands in Steele
county.
Is! of l-l44-5s.
MI of l-llo-5S.
All OF ;;-l46:5S.
81 25-l 4G-5S.
SeA. e4 sw4 35-l46-5s.
l. 3, Z, IL. Is. ID, Ii, 19. q, and 81
l4:,1-59.
T. ! of l4:5-6o.
MI OF 27-l4.5-60.
All OF 35-l 1870.
All OF l-l.l5-6l.
W. 3-l+5-61.
All of :5-l+1-61.
All of 9-l45-Gl.
All of ll-l45-6l.
MI of l:5-l45-6l.
All of 3l-l45-Gl.
Parties wishing to purchase. please
call on me. Ill. u. SMART.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26
Spot Cash
For Oats, Hay and Wood. at
Hunters Livery.

Hunters Livery.
w Bowden u Bucks Clyde stations
are. without doubt. the finest in either
GgrA new car load of furniture at
S Notwithstanding from a Accent
chair to I: bridal chamber set.
EasTFarmers can get grain insured III
stack or granaly, by calling at the Bank
of CooperstOwn.
E7TDavis Il Pickett have a fresh car
Of flour and feed on the track. Call on
them ut once.
t. We will pay so cents for Grigggs
county orders, III merchandise.
John SNNelson & Co.
~ Frank Buck takes orders for cloth
ing. and guarantees its.at Tie very low
est rates. \ long experience warrants
him III asking the pal ronage OF the pub
lie. Amdrns' old la1!d office.
t." Call and place your order for the
Monitor Sceders and drills. soon. You
may be left. l<nud Thompson.
E.5@The DAVIS s. Pickett building is
loaded to the ceiling with
Flour
feeQ,
and
Furniture.
Go and see the show.
Ea:zss'I can tell YOU something fine about
i. G.. Mandt's Bob Sleighs. O, taey are
1lne- Knul Thompson.
II. S. Pickett will shortly have a por-
ton OF his holiday stock including a
fine line Of upholstered goods,
~ Large reduction on heating stoves
at \ y. Adams.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26
wanted.

wanted.
-Four teachers wanted for term of
six months school, commencing April l..
Applications to be made left with, or
directed to the clerk of Wheatland
school township before March is. 1856
+. GREENLAND. Clerk.
Cooperstowm. Oak.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-02-26
Wanted.


Wanted.
Torrent house tor u small family. En-
uulle III the CUuN!t.H office.
H;l0O, 900
go loan OH approved real estate securi-
ties by Sank of Eooperstown, agents
for GorbiM Banking company.
Milk
Delivered every morning in amy part OF
the city, by u. +. Nelson.
Feed Mill.
Cooper Bros. ale prepared to
grind feed of all kinds ut their elevator,
III amy amount. ut reasonable rates.
Cash
Paid for choice butter at the Palace
Hotel.
Hark!
Why shiver with the cold, when you
can buy Heating stoves on next fall
time, at cash prices, of a. n. Adams.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The yacht Galzlea Is 10 be laid mp for the
Winter at Brooklyn. Lieut. HEM will take
a trip 10 California.
& receiver has been appointed for the pro-
perty of JnO. G. Williamson. editor Of the
New York Dipofeh.
Geo. A. Jenkins. real estate and insur-
sncs agent Of Lyon. Mass, has disappeared.
owing about $500
A severe storm prevailed in different
parts Of Belknap county, y. r., Monday
afternoon for fully an hour
The Matthews sisters. OF New Haven. ac-
cused of infantcide. we're discharged from
custody Tuesday for lack Of evidence.
The Republicans. Of Norwich. Conn.
district, nominated Charles A. Russell for
Congress Tuesday lie is Secretary Of
STATE
Commissioner Of Pensions Black has left
Washington for a business tour 10 tbe West.
he viii visit The Soldiers Home Al Dayton,
Milwaukee and LeavenwOrth.
snsiline the defauihng treasurer Of the
lowell Bleschery. entered the State prison
AZ Charleston. Mass. Tuesday 70 begin his
seven years term of imprisonment.
The Russian agent a. Sofa has agreed to
sccept the reply Of Bulgaria 60 the terms
-.fttllFti NF RUSSIA NNtt>r iALlA NAIEH tiie
Crsrs government viii recognize the
Bulgarian regency.
The Grand Jury az Wilmington. has
found trrse Bills tor prize fighting against
Ni.chie Golden aud John NcEeary. prin-
cipsls in The prize fzht on July Z near that
city Also against The seconds and time
keeperE
since letter sheet envelopes have been
placed apon sale st the disfsreaf posfofiCes
--shtnt = monfh--0ver two million have
been tisposei 81 View York alole fasinE
over -four hunGrsd thousand AL indicat-
ions point to tDeir suFerseaing postal
CARTS
Mss Mirnie DAVIS daughter of JET
DAVIS. na,, ras born at Richmond iurinz
ne ear sni IS snorn ss fhs ~Os1zhfsr 81
The fon'esierary vas natie = menesr ~
= p. lee Camp ss sbsf plsce Tuessisv IL
the presence 81 tas best -=1iefr of kich-
me1i
The Nev Hampshire crsenosck 1sbor
convention mef Tuesday aud nominated
George t4rpenser of sTsrney. fer Governor
A nlstfsrlu si1silsr 1o thar 81 the -nrgaa-
ia-i soor 1enrNcflor Tss s6urtei buf fhs
.susr lecIsrel rs un.ts wirh The 6rssua aacs-
fsoer psrY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

a. shs Presideus sEierxes from the
eoo,ls ae vii be again beses ~ The PER
son,al olIie-- seeker. but ther4 = 40 res
son e. Expect that he VII b in say
nora bszte - make changes thsn he has
osan iu fbe past Bf AMI BY Some # The
aox.ess Tscksooisn Democrats Who hsVs
ba.a xrowhnx hecsass fhe offiees ware
-ef al s,srned ever st oscs vi iesrn =
lesson of vis.iom in prseticoi politics
f-~r, tbe PRESIDENT Is VII - more thsn
~, rears yes kefsre tks next Prssisien-
"a sieeticn e.scurs. A hssty and sseep
n,z a7ctan<sef oid and sxpeFienra-s snb-
or7.aa1es fnr men who hDew httis or
oosh.rr ~ fhe dsses - fie pcsitione 70
uhish .ber might hs ,bcsen. wcsla bsve
-ersousIv 'rnpaic.f tke pahi.c service sasi
thus hara resscfed RufsvcrshiF oa t,,e
a.in,,nsss-stor Farfherncre rbe mcrsl
s'r.ef sror tee f'emcerssae party lt~elf
u.a.d 1sf he n eocd 81 - 3istrihufe
e~eirsfff See acnore scd -snrian1ents 81
.s.Fee. TIA fre.a.teat srarecisres betfer
stan saa 90 sns t--nsstfreafs Fte reel
- refreine sesne fsrsrs rifh w1icb 60
naste ts ssrty 1spcv sf tha elcse - a,s
tsrn rsther tasn - sxasusf tbe sarpiy
sf cnca
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23


Tie 1scsat e4rtb4 lakss u tbs south
have revived interest 10 their origin
sGong seie8tlEe Een sgsryw hsrs, aud
there are soms xh0 ciaiU ~ haEs been
axars Ehaf TIE rseslt quake vas coming
Among these Is Professor WlGoIss,
Csnaia's wsatner Prephst. sAo Is ia The
hnanoe departulsut a. Ottawa Tie last
e4rELq laze. the Professor says. - moth
inz. noesFer, % what is 10 eoms-it was
SIMPLY q foreFunnsr u great disasters
Professor NLsaIss propLesies great Dis
astsr Ia the Southern States ana Qasbec,
Canada, xiil suffer greatly. A gEsst up
Aeavsl IS prsdieted for the 18th oi the
present month. he says there is 10
Danger from earthquakes IN America IN
Cal the ZJib inst, and even then tie earth
quake force vii move from East % West
on . parallel Of q few degrees South q
Charleston. II Charleston Is visited THE
tine Il cAu only 10 on that day aud Il Is
certain that Al earthquake vii take place
Oh that DAY which viii be fslt IN the
South. The disturbance viii cross the
Atlantic. and viii, Ia all probability,
affect Southern Europe South America
will be exceedingly liable to De affected,
aud the uphesval vii Be & severe one.
IL VIll bs caused by the shifting OF the
sarth's center Of gravity. Several new
volcanoes viii burst out IN Central Amer
lea and South America Shocks would
also affect San Francisco aud the Pacific
slope. North OF parallel 30 the disturb
ance will be meteorological and wall con-
slst Of q terrsrx storm-in fact, vast
hurricane. THIS viii be especially severe
ID ths q ulf OF 81. Lawrence and the East
cru provinces. If any small craft, such
as fishing boats, etc, we're cought they
would hardly escape, but such warning
had been given that It vas not probable
any would be out. The storm would be
preceded IN Ontario, Quebec, the mari
time provinces and New England by
strong northwest winds on the 18th and
9th inst. The 18th would probably bs
fne-the lun that precedes the storm
The disturbance throughout will be ter
riic, and cannot fail to cause widespread
/ devastation.
The prophesies OF WIGGINs, on the
whole, have generally been pretty cor
rect, and his present prediction is no
improbable. Ii Is best to give him tn.
benefit OF the doubt and be prepared.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

pass Fok sAl.E OK EAcHAN0k AtauiCk
tafm lezf C1oi<Ttlile an1 aesT hAlt ao1a
AZ eNcAalase eittsf So 5.foEftst Az - ltslI sand
Asl.1s a1dfess slsf is - lic-ls1e ~ a.
tsrkliii, tl.-4.. ilie. AisA 81
feok al E-HOlsE AND l0f ~ satII.oN
i 49, 0 49, cztlaase. Apfis lt2 AoaF.se
eslos store ~
fReE zAIE-A Goou MAI AAEhEs foR
sale ls.a1 tta=al ~ s<ll-ss tilat gifea
"a p-rl ta1airsea a. i fase
Is3E sAlE-A COS SECOND fAAl fshIoh
1 eos4i slett. slE9Nn Jsacl AlIex a. -r
lelessl1-ase-
lN9a sAfA CANuA fhliI All t4aAk
Il slo-e hilieA alil ulsttl raoll2 4st,E loass
rsni cheap. 4slliIZi las-lt.l- Adtrcas 81. no
81 se-ta ltsl.lAi ~. ol.s4a Rapids Alel
NOR sALE-FlNf Nka COTTAGES f0k SAlk
r 1855 - -4 uu rs tasissl irEsls. lo.s tpr
sslt auG icult.ef furnished l1ase ~ ullli1 l1as
v Coit q Caaai-st -
NOR sALk-aOCsk no IS h FTLIuk 81
S1sd Gee ue1t east
A. our suls oz E l1fistcl 81 = ~ - N1a2dtaNl
fTuIa market oc4teInEof iN
10 LOAN sl5 sSf ss.p Snt $40
Ss1tb iiis islol iis al lt ieas,Q ior .efla az
seafs - tieoS a h9 = is1 - atl "a sts'l alurcs.
llule blls. - Opera lllee lltcs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ai asfs~Fs ises1lSl2t- IA tsls cotunlll. uccer
= tSfeser fle-.d except = "A kEts1 sztua-
tso1s - IA - charged Ser ~ tt< uulfcrtn
rate IL Ii.s table below. Always E,<g zi>le la
..i 4Etr-
frr>ss1ls ~ 41ltuE SiGuallolas k.aN set,uE&
reduced rates b. applying a. the once.
fila uU eF Of kiDes IA aug teft 49, Al
can he founa - ditidiAz the nuasit,sr Of
y lords - >essEa Ans P@rt "a = ilas counted
- eae fafi liEs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The grasd sncampmeut ot Knights
TsmplAr at So. Louis has stirred Chicago
10 the bottOm Of her soul. She would
much rather see the DetroIts trounce her
base ball clab than to witness St Louis
reaping the glories OF bi < free adver-
ttramenf
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The Pittsburg Commercial Gazetfs did il
with its little stop IT, Ii called on the
police 10 interfere with the brutality match
Of Brute Sullivan and Brute Hearld, and
the police knew that respectable public
opinion was behind it. The Ga-ette de-
serves credit for its manly faithfulness in
the cause III decency and Order.-Fhaadet-
..---- I.rn.r
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

BONANZA F0R BOOK AgENTs. -NoCLEL-
4 lan's own story The mosi remarkable
book ol The age send sf once iof territory. II.
o.. Alien fgb. 60. Grand Rapids.
UrANTED-lEDiEs 10 WORK FOR Ne
" local or travelling p9meihine entirely new,
~ la6ies onls g daily easily made no photo, 10
painting particulars Tree. Mrs ?. y. Ldtise, box
49, JhGse0 Ili -
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
Cambria Underwear.


We call attention to this department as
customers will find everything much
cheaper and better made than can be done
at home. Look at the prices:
Night Dresses SOC, 60c, 75c, S5c, CSC, S1.l0
81 %, sl.50 and upward.
Chemise soc, Csc, 4Oc, 45c. soc, 60c, 75c,
s5c, 95c, s110, s1.15, 81 25, s1S5 $3.50.
Drawers 25c, SOC, 35c, 40c, 43c, 4Sc.
Shirts 39c, 4sc, soc, Csc, 75c, s5c, 95c, 81 90.
Short Skirts SIC, 43c, soc, 60c, 65c, 75c,
S5c.
Corset Covers 25c, SOC, S5c, 4Sc, 5sc, CSC,
75c, soc, s5c.
Aprons 25c, Soc, 43c, SOC.
Dressing Sacques all prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Il was two years ago this morning that
the Morning Telegram was launched in
this city. IL any one doubts that there
has been a mighty change in the press of
Grand Rapids from that day to this, let
him hunt mp a copy OF one Of the old
dailies issued before that date and exam
me il.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Three hundred Democratic Otliceholders
have failed 10 fle their official bonds. Ii is
noticed. however that this does not prevent
them drawing their pay with unanimous
res1fa rifv - Detroit Tribfrus
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Poor old Detroit. We mourn for thee
Nov L Grand Rapids owned that ball
eluo the penDant would hy from the stan
Of the nss City Hall this Winter
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

People who desire to save money in pur-
chasing Rugs should avail themselves of an
immense stock and ascertain prices before
placing their orders or purchasing of ped
dlers, ss many have already done in this
city.
Investigation will convince all that they
have been imposed upon, as our prices are
from two to FIVE dollars less for each Rug
SFRrys & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

JoHS z. SANBoRS has been indicated;
Il BE- gsts sent 10 Congress be viii prob
ably be one Of those Who have sworn to
make Il interesting for the administrs-
ton. That little II" however, viii have
10 be removed with derrick
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The souvenir edition q the TELEaRAN-
HEalLD is one II the attractions Of the
fair. and IL eagerly sought after by al
Who have seen copy Of Il.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
Lake shore . Michigan southern ssl-n.
roo Divfsfoa.

Local freight leaves 0rend Rapses sf . m
carr ina pseeeDFcrE fsf - ersn
A. trstnf daily eEoere 2unfsy
IhfouVh ncket - Al poiuff and beff1f in
scoring cosnhes csn D. secured a. rnlon Tfcksf
ono. q Nc1roe-st and a. rcI.ot
ri NcE ENNFf f-ene-ei Agent
GEO. ". ECEzOE C8ty Tlcket agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The EaJls is slightly out OF plumb IN
intimating that Mr. PLUNB. the Fusion
candidate sor Sheriff, Is a brotner-in-law
o. or q relative OF ARTHUE MEIGs. He is
in 20 way related 10 the MEIas family,
bat politically II might not De bad
thing FOR Mr.. PLUuB II ne was a brother
in-law q Mr.. MEIGs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Il IS beginning to be suspected that the
earthquake was caused by Chicago girl st-
tempting 70 jump over a skipping rope
B9isiaors Hsrald
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Af. NzAL Dow might lay prohibition
aside f1r a while and undertake the task
os reforming his sOn-in-law.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The worst feature of the Charleston shake
up is coming The poets are beginning to
get in their wOrk.-Glitesf0n Netos.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
FOR RENT-R0OMs.

nor T-DEsIRABLE FURNIsHEDR ROOMS
i loo Crescent ave, opposite the park 40
saOR RENT-A SPLENDID SUIT OF -FOUR
unfurnlshed rooms and TWO closets for rent,
70 desirable tenant, Call for three days az the
PARK House, 90 AUrth Division-st 10
NOR KENr-srORE CORNER COURT AND
/ West Fulton ntted up ior grocery. Good io-
cation. Inquire J. I. strahAn. -
NOR REMITTANCE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
/ work shop, at ll7 Monroe-At., 500 per month.
NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM, HEAT AND
gas TWO blocks from Pot once IN Yer!
desirable location. Address II boAtwlcK-st. A.
NOR RENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
4 Ior kingle gentleman, steam heated fronting
Monroe and spring SIS; call nom o 10 y. NJ al
room 80, Porter block. over owetianu bro : . u
ISOR RENT OFFICE ROOMS-NERY DE,IR-
able office roo4 in Nenham block nontlng
on MonIoe-st Inquire OF J. Z. menham. %
UTAkTED-Two connecting rooms, first hoor,
w furnished, or one large on hrst moor. ri
yate house in Second, Third or Fourth ward
Address, Alpha, No. 3, North DlNlsloh-sI gu
IlTANTED-sERVICES AND TO RENT-A
w neat and thoroughly reliable couple or small
family without children for TWO or more rooms
Can pay rent in pant by services. also for rent
desirable mouse. Apply al cOraer Crescent-ate.l
and Bostwick 81. All
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
at lO5 Pearl ST. SeI
NOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE no. l7l
shelcon-st. Inquire on the premises. 2otl