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Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24
The suurna1 and Gourier

DELIVERED By CARRIERS IL THE CRY, 10
CENTS WEEK, 80 GENTS MONTH, $500
FOR SIX MONTHS, $50 a YEAR. THE SAME
TERMS By MAIL.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24

This is great country for building and
burning hotels. On an average forty hotels
are destroyed by fire every month In the
United States. But while forty hotels burn
down sixty FIVE are erected, SO that the gain
greatly exceeds the loss. Two hundred and
seventy three million seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars year are expended
by hotels in the purchase of provisions and
supplies.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24

Few would think of calling deaf people by
beating drum Yet this is what is done in
the institute for the deaf and dumb at Flint.
Michigan. With the drum resting on the
floor and beaten in the usual way, everybody
in the building is awakened in the morning.
It is also used to call the boys from the play
grounds. The teachers state that those who
cannot hear at all feel the vibrations and an
swer the summons
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24
FOR $500

we offer you your choice from about soc
Pairs of mems and young mems fine wors-
ted cassimeres and cheviot pants.
These pants are made in our own work
rooms by first-class tailors, and without ex-
eeptien are fully custom made in every de-
tail.
The goods are made by the best woolsn
mills in this country, such as the Fitehburg,
New England, Rock schaghticoke and Globe,
and it is a fact that these pants are we'll
worth from 50 to So more than our present
prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24
FOR $3.50

we offer you your choice from large lot of
mems and young mems pants in very desira-
BILE patterns. Many of these are extra pants
left from suits, and are put into this lot at
much less than their real value to close them
out at once.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24

An enterprising grocery firm of Kitksville,
Missouri, makes the following offer: "Any
man who drinks two drams Of whisky per
day for a year, and pays ten cents drink
for it, can have at our store thirty sacks of
floor, 220 pounds of granulated sugar and
seventy-two pounds of good green coffee for
the same money and get $3.50 premium for
making the change in his expenditures. That
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24

There seems to be good deal of water in
the sugar trust. A witness testifying before
the legislative committee which is investiga-
ting the matter said: "Havemeyer & Elder
got between $40, ,000, 600 and ST, 900, 900; De
Castro 6 Donner, little over $3,o0o,Oo0;
Matthiessen & Wiechers, So, 800, 900; the
oxpards $3.50, 900; MoIler 6 sierck, 81 ,560,-
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24
FOR $3.50

we offer you your choice from no less than
1,l42 Pairs of Mems and Young Mems
pants in stripes, checks, plain and fancy
mixtures, cut and made in the best of styles.
The goods are made by such mills as the
Georgia River, Hamilton and Saratoga woolen
mills, which is guarantee enough that the
goods are frst-elass, and at the price we Of
fer them are wonderful bargains
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24
:5Mi6Ce1I 1Ianeums.
URapDpOaChablG Bargains!

This week we offer our entire stock of
Mems and Young Mems odd Pants at prices
that have never been and cannot be equalIed.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-24

Additional Bargain No. 1.-S9o
per yard, 10 pieces 24-inch Black Gros
Grain Silk, wear guaranteed by us. This
value without parallel.
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a mARNnn nIrrnnrNrn.

There i M hester way o5 measuring
the asIerrnge ia The STAR. ards Fl
fairness ard honar II tie Nsmegssfs-
and Republican parties than 1,y ae,sse
the tssstNsns phiea, ihs eaad dates 81
cash party resxiec a. the aaa,ls O.. ne
osasaFS and joasoals Is ss,r hes IL
hiss fassa hsca nadcestoas thss sae Re
reAieaai ean&ils;e ias ass lsarssg
ant Ssiee must esrss uae asqss gs,,.
Seeaoeloss wi9spgeseasAslan sad
seese 81 tbs hard os thosc politically
ogpssysi 10 hha linsSa, ,;sant
Hayes Garfield and Tls3as wsge at
Subjected 10 the ordeal uAas rat -
Is Indicated ty she Kerry lssses sess-
cry sst sae aesaeeessag q sae sernts
ss9ae d NJ Rlsine's sadesi eaaa oa
the othrt hand the Denoeat csn.i.
dates, pa1s giley hAso acea sac .eclea
q tais saa orea esig1 "a bs tae Rs-
pasa;sans. h2re aas tesa cslsesl usna
u stem saeh issaeHs q sstsssp~vssn.
taslea a. g eiaays lSs FsA ~ a
Republican aa@issslaa
1iae pfsseat camps &c Is no ssoela
sioa e ;he FgeeF-l vale xhaasA sae
hsiaeesat. h4se aas sz.leI 8 aasss
iiaFri on p.yssie 10. sssg hgse uer.
assseatly ssssfsTFS eatsss lis sisrs ass
a'sssn'ssfe. sss Reps ic4ass. 81 -
Goa saFs, haFe hesa egAlgss 10 e
sSs ese s4esss slevsazrss ) ssas Aa
sn.i stssFsneess spss kAss ss.s n
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he iesei a thai essIassea ~ The
Democrats
A siors sirne sro & wzs ststsa Tat
Mr.. Cleveland bad ssii. Il t<ii<ye ID
free trade - fteilevs IN he Protestant
resisioss." Jhe story ess . ssnssieas
ere. Eecauee the reported usterznes
sas entirsiy abnurd. and the rsnassl-
nent Republican papers raid 10 sstss-
ton tor. They wers content - Js1sige
The president ~ bis osseisi nfferzfesz
sn4 % seek 70 ether declaration q biz
issve fer free trade than Rs srznss@l
nsessaes. NJ. Cleveland. however.
chose i, rncogTsxe the story ks warfnsy
Isavsar that be had . I'D the language
ss.sIhwsea 20 him This deaizi h@s
been aeceyie1 n good iaitA " BE Re-
paisscans. sHs5 Stare making i NJ.
l'serslznA has not t,een vsxea wlfss
rscet.ssons d she osnoxsons stosy.
The tressmcns q sseaersi Hspisoa
~ the Democrats kaz seen n marked
Contract with this. sosne fisae ago q
story was stasted u tlss sssees thai BE-
rad s4fi thai 81 PER day was ersozh
TOT wsfksnynnaH. II vas absurd 10
tina, any intelligent American
wonsa ie gritty Of Masking sneh a
speech a. Ills. hat the Democrats took
tie tory up and spread 4 broadcast
tssrosxh ths country General
HarFisoa prOsaptiy denied tie story.
ana such Democrats A. ex-
Senator NJ ppnAid hs8 sueh Demo-
cratic IsarnAls a. The Sew York saa
and Her1s deno1nreS i a. = st1ptd
lie. liz spite II this. hoseser, she
story Is DALI repeated by one-hslf o.
tAe Iyeu,oerstie papers srs3 es.s-Aah
81 Ire Democrats speakers and none
u tlsesa even Indicate that Il truth
Il asn.ed
The same u trae Of tlse Irish story
whleh Is nos being circulated. A few
weeks ago Democrat a Blooming
son. fIIinuls. declared lAsa IN speech
delivered 81 shat place twelve years
ago. GeneraI HFrrison had said tha;
lbe Irish were fl only 10 dig en- rail-.
roads and 81 the iails. This storY Is
even more fi4lealous than the Preces-
lag one. To believe Il foT an instant
woald be an isnputatioa against one's
intelligence. General Harrison
promptly denied that he had given Ut
teranee 10 the langnage attributed 10
hlns, OF that be bad touched il ans
manner upon the idea which i con
spyed. His denial was borne 0nt IS
lhe aflldavits Of mare than one hun
dfed re.pansible citizens OF blooming
ten sho had heard the sreeeh in qaes-
ti0n from end 10 end stiil, tbs DEM
osrata circulate the story iast the
same. They care not concerning the
truth Of story 80 long as they per-
eeive a possilillty Of securing votes By
is circulation.
The party 81 reform should first ~
form itscli Disregard Of truth and
Justice Is not good recommendation
ia the eyes o. ma intelligent people.
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DlSS0LuTl0a a0TlcE.

NT1Fts'g IS HEREHY alyEN Fifkq rifs.
~ faT-etzahsp aarasasu en- ts fs
tH azfFf slF4Fas 3a8 Narg ss
rasssca Go sae 80 aEsas5 IF1a SIS =
Fesiss e 4AaAa - taaslacss. "a W&&
-fsu 9F aa4 sstLt t,s=Raz ua.-r 70.
lfaf Aais7e 81 ~ : fcs as
-ss ssrH $3.50 sF'i p Eesaff a. ssas
zoe tstsfsrss e isf Esa IS
tfgF stf Is eassssS 30 rs fas f9 -
- Azfrg ,ss'eF ASA ta HG s. rsaasr = !
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sa5 krfts 1s5 ise sad sHG - st as
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9ssssEssss asa - fes1. - is
/ faesg ~ MaSs sisN3sss Vss@y y tss 81
ssaz = p sska tsssSl -. " = al -
Issesas.s - asxf SGD Aysse
SsSBssf a 81. assss = Il ass 81 Szy u
: e y $ s. e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-11

HiASeaAna, W. r.. Sept. n
Editor EsuseiSr9iLsGFScEs Did
MtlisFd Fillmore run on any - the
Presidential tickets in 1852 Please
nans tte nien wha did run
A. Al. GKGrS.
THE national candidates in is5sWese.
Democratic For president, James
buchanan for vice president. John c.
breckenridge. Republican For presi.
dent. John G. Fremont; for vice presi
dent. William l.. Dayton. American
For president. Willard Fillmore. Tor
sle, president. A. ,. Dsneisoa
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A meeting fer the organization q a
Republican club will be held az the
Odd Fellows hall In the Fourth ward
shls evening. A number 81 prominent
speakers viii address the gathering.
and .the members Of the Grant Club
ard the Harrison Legion viii be pres-
cnt In body 20 assist IL tbs orsanisa-
ton.
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@E 8af& S FfaEF s5IEu EAII-
m N NH s hefess
t g @Rsa6tF g
te fset s42 ta eag- - f4e afaek
aa ASSES ta = mssfaa es 81
% hei &c 49, a&as %
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h 1,es - Essa rzssssa SO -8slfss
- t8 s1A cas- - ssasr fsSs. - IL
sslss a sae srasa IT, ~ Fzs- ~ *
issl sssng saf se Al -1ssk q s88 nsssa
1885 taE sssrz * s a4@a Al Nask
q z&s4 za n'a nsssa -
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kfk.kS 4 s75&Af
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FINANCIAL.
FoR RENT


yIs8 REsT-SEw COTTAGE oF SIX
L rooms. within onr block ~ ear line.
t2i per manfh. REFS P. 1ANfEIS. room
3 cfarr block.
rJNp RENT-AN EIGHT ROOM House.
L partially furnished Eighth street, be
tween spofa sna Virginia STREETS. Apply
on premises "a MRS. GAIT GEO. l. HILL
,iNe REST-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS
l ~ reullemen. Apply lea1 second -.
rINo KENT-FTRSiSukD ROOM FOR
4 single gentleman Ia private family.
Apply eoggef fFeat aud University streets,
stsU RENT 49, TWO FURNISHED SUNNY
4 ffgus faams for gentle men ~ gentle
as0 an1 wife Apply al 0uce ~ ZIG Sec-
cad street..
Tor gEST-TuRNIsiIEn AND USFUR-
4 Hlshed ruagnF n an narss ~ IN city
Call on HARRY y. sNAfFpRD. rocfnS
"a sa8 =. GRiNa BiGrk. Frost 81 mhzi
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Nrw ApvsHrsssussTs
A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

Gt1 npa--Iee fEEr SQUARE ~ THE
- :. tHiV hrsfi % The VERY l,est resi-.
dnisee ,.osiiua 81 the ritY. Frontage on
tvs streets, WITH fout cottages au ore stfVct
a0d rpuu fcf four more on the ofheF hy
building four mofa the property wiii NJ
tufn mere than PEE ceut ~ per mouth
49, Na,A Il. 10
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The people 81 the Esst are already
shisering beneath blanket 81 snow.
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IN POUND.

A LARGE. RID SPOTTED COW ABOUT
n years old, snail. short horns The
@@nrF. 10 INC uakgowp. can obtain thn
same by calling on nae aai rayine al
rhsFSeS }. q. NIfC HELt..
Chief ri fgiice-
s.aitis. v. Il. Sent y. lsss
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To Owners Of Cows

NorfCE . HEggHY GIVEN 10 Ala.
~ aw sess 81 caHs ASH ntseF aatnsals
fast ga asid sitter tAe i5th 81 ngtnhsr. lSss.
ssfainsAss Nft ,lss ss5aitnr 81 animals ran-
uias Il large pifaln esFta$a iiaiss. Mili De-
siliells eafaFrsf A sHst az agsietr 3 slf a.
dsiailsf iag tuss pUFtsxr
~ rsa0s tssmRsE0sa aFe tRing u.afa
every 8sy 10 rsssnl ~ destruction ef t5st.
Frflt, aps ia ssaes. eomMgted 81 SAT
a.sis running ~ isnse ,esf she eislsfreFaa 81
u ihe Shave as3lAsaee has tee9fne aNs8.
iliisiF sseee sssfy. e. Nff HHfl
tfa4.-f - fFktss-s
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The First Regiment lrTloTy
CAN BE RENTED
Eor Fairs, Balls and Entsrsasn-
ueafs.
CHARLES H. EfTrfSGER.
SgrrgtarY
SEATTLE WOOD YARDa

DRy ALpRB AssD FTR MOOD CUT Any
l , Gessrrz sc1EtA, Nfy kanalHg sfsa-
s'aifT. coal delivered o. snr Y2rt ~ fhe
city. ufde.s res vad ~ issA Fsuai street.
~ s. yas,l go Hsrkils' Eaarf. foes d ssnees
street
rshte - IA Rf.ssFfF. Pya- -iets-.
ISEeUIAG COUNCIL 0F sEATTI.E
IL Fsiht Ne. g 4 d. T. ". every sSfar.
ssas eycli4a e. g. a.. "a x. % 2. Hall.
9Ecrs Hauee b.pcS. ssfaag hgutkers
cordially lavaiei.
e. MITCHELL. szchesa.
q Ns~Ws a. ~ ~
DGatEA& 3EEfiNG UF AsSstN9TuS
"a Es1aei Ne T. kafrili1e NFa3er seas uf
fmrrsra. ever ~a-11tzy a. 9f8 n r. a.
asif hzi ia tffzfs e a15ae. iaEAu Cgansfi,
"a. &, fa-rfs eseiH7d SatartsF -s-a month
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ron SALE

nor SALE BUILDING TOTS IN
Il saith Cove. near coal auns sfS, teag-
tlfhily .ecaied. with hae view, $50 spiece.
Two i4ts, g atsg frssut, clase 80 lake Z aion
Laundry. sl9sn y. Hugu SMITH, bGsc-
rsens 9rei.lsnial h1tci
NOR ~CHEkP-A SECOND HAND
L Emerson Tisua for fieo. ia payments
60 gisA purchaser Inquire a Eieycata and
ta,uma sIfes.s.
IsOg sAiE-tT AUCTION one SNAIL
u nsi raw. tWp years cid. imp1anslcs
October g. Setire h aeroby given that on
Saturday. 0etaicf a. s. 10 o'clock ia the
isr noen u said day ! VII sell a. rahiie
section q tae hish = bidder for cash Use
a1aga described cov, 20 fGy costs ~ iss.
fuaefIau aad kecglgs The uwncs or own
Crs % eHtl yiu sre tfs.HAc uukDeND- ,. G.
MittRti y lhlsf 81 t'ellcs
tsae sAtf-lwa foFs NORTH sFAT-
L d. Hefoef addition. texts al cleared
AaFcsis. fssf lHrher ranicHlsFs apply
- Naa.kN I. NAtsitAN, Nasle sle1e.
I-UR sfE-CHgte- NEw ggCHNaD4
u I9o psnn sieaa eavlne Indicator g.
g al q fgupa sgFiUss. Add7ss e. T.,
EON SAfE-siN az TaE nEsf Fur> as
tha q % azcgfpeak lf & lake ENAGn Rua
sne eify ri tareaa Il fsksB ihis week.
T. s. 4Nhs, Eaw hulAfiag. e0fner taiFt
es1 frr I'VE
Eos sAtE- AZ A EAgtSAGN--fWo
4 aoat tsaf rgesEa 'fagss hsnd agishei
AMI psIa a. fanf haieks frgm ta ksan
ssfget saa ereA N4E sell separate ns to
gfheE fffue Easy, AaaTtfs sEQ. QNSE,
I,a& sAtE~s STOCK oy BOOTS AND
aanes sal c,asalHF s fF7fi ssgr,
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60 Frum Prominent Zen.

Nsga~ u z f'ai =. 81 ElTts 1.tie. saws
AekfFs Niaut t3N4f aAnHut he Epce1-
r. atsel hcFo1ss Is rsaFfis it sss rsssa-zs
aN Hsss5 % a ncaisile rgassiissaa safiuV irsz
sseTr 5saass ffwm hagsi fss5sgaigz Essss
aesWasa aefesfss tg ta.s r-ssszes&ils IL ~
tsllf.suzss
STATE S=uasa- fsrrcEscr q Nsehkrau
tzFss - aaEe uess aesrTs EHses EiiMA
sasa az ~ fssaes, Eai sarea ss1ilses II &
fzgt1 Size
san iEa5ar1eu, fn 80 es-rlaT e he 4.
6 r - a. E&has1. iat s1es ~Af
! Ges are5 e. ssF ls salti.|s % Arztsss
HssSi sxsr
tesers aies.t fAxis e .ai2 o. raarEs
- b -stN aE s}ssF
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
vx-AxrgB-A FfEzTcf-ass BOOK
srr. Gsed sxEsrsae~s. A. y. srfs szsee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF s0NE KIND
w ~ yemnx Bsn sxsefi<nrei - ts'os-
kessssg snf ressss. osse~ Nesx. fss.t
ELSA frferxEres- A2drssa z + p this
AyTED-sEFrATEox By GENTLE
W raas. sestye- ass taesptsesf 70 ~
aizsass ssF pfazsias. Lazssl msiseFs fe<-
Easais@. "a. aag eezplss rsezf scersss&1sis-
&af ziga5a = weEks bsr 81 rster1rss
xtxen sxfxfees 10 ~ satisfactory ef 70
F.ay. AaisSss J. T. tssss asare.
ay4yrFD- p0zFyfoS ET EasTgF
w yeanx as9sl- tsa 9sszs sssss1s- ex
pessesra sss2 ksssfksers-, 50 ssesf .s@i5H =
iensis,ss nzx Estsse-e%s. Ae-sSess IN
srgg ISIS 9ssiae.
ts-6srfD-sgT ATzUx 0Y SssyE KIND
w ~ s1ssax Hssa fspsn tAe EaFs. tx
y s3zsssss rs fssISs,ssiEg. in lSeekksepsE<,
and II q ss-ss<4ess Telegraph sssefasor. tan
fafnissi ksss COMMUNICATIONS address
r - f'ss el Sc -
y4r2NTEH- SITUATION BY rGAcTI-
W fai sfKiaFtr Nft1 gsssI ressfezsees-
ytssicnars engine prefsYre1. Inquire %
JOHN . HoZyRT III ssssta u, Elliier lageA-
HELP WANTED.
xxrAETED~Efxa LIFE INSURANCE
SSH. - r Address D. A. PERSON.
Nsnaxsv Pprfisnd or
ytrAwTED--TwO LARGE BOYS. caEs
" TEA eL.Ekkf -
xx+kSrEp DgY GOODS PACKER
W ciEEsTEE ei.EART.
xxrAETEp- SMART YoFSG Man.
w ttitsIks cLEAkf.
~ AEFsp-- Ri. sc KSaITR. MesT BIZ A
w g9ess cue. stsie u shoe hofSee ana
faaalsia4 pita saggSsx assd szwnstl hiaek-
k.slss Ncrk. Macs SO Haos5th 4nd boarss.
sesseo MsnafarfaTiHg Co, baeesa. ". D.
trrASsrFD--A WOMAN wHo n A GOOD
w eask and izaaaress. Apply 70 y -.
a. 81 81 EfNTUsH. corner TAsfd and Ual-
ssrsisy sftsets-
Eii-APPgESTicE. ONE WHO
w understands sewing. Inquire cor
aer q. Front AID Aalises, over Pacific
Drug siorc.
txrANTED-- ~, lTs5sE & ARpESTERs FOR
w wefk ga railway bridges on the Hne
- the Hsas1ie. Lake Shore & Fassern Rail
was. Apply az pflice Of HUNT & PAT.
TON, Gilman.
tx-AsIEB- TEN gAssTgEssEs 70
w We4k at dressrnnkiag Apply 10
MIS-. 4 .. HAIL. dressmEkiag aaTart-
faens Tgtias SiugetnAn 4 Go.
w ANTED GIRL IN SMALL FAMILY.
w Inquire az us.5rc seattle Coal 4 Iran
Co, safe iIeposls besidlng.
WE WISH To EMPLOY FEW SAILS
w men on salary - sell a1r goods BY
saaph - fhe whoicsaie aud retail trade 81
sesiliei ". T.. aud adjoining states. We
are sue iargess manufacturers of ctr line
ia tase eDnatrY. SsBd gg0 cents ia STAMPS
ios particulars. No p0ssels answered. Cen
tsrfiai MfEgo. Cincinnati. o. wesn
w ANIFD-A FiRsr CLASS r0iIsHER.
w Afag - o. call. FRANK HITCH
COCK. = hiie faHadrs. EilenshHsrh. W. T.
rAsTED-sTHOSG BOY. ONE WELL
w acquainted with the streets. CAkS
TYR CEFAkE.
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l. smiths Cate. near coal aunkvfs, beag-
Iftily seeaief. with doe view, $50 spieet.
Two lots, MAtsg fraut, close 80 lake aion
laundry. t4gn = HuG0 SMITH, bGsc-
fsrns Occidental hutrf
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new MUSIC ROOMS.

Mrs. MATTE A, BRIDGE. HAVING
VI located Ia room Nos 1 and ?. Pieo
house, lf22'. Front street. persoas desiring
distraction ON piano. vi9lin, cello. "a well
~ % elpcu,ion and voice culture. ieiu fiad
uuoeF her eare tne most thorough ard
CEN potent assistance. Her credentials from
sne Last ana south are Of the strongest
character. and aided to public musicale.
for her pupils during She winter. there VIII
b. series e free lectures connected with
music. ia history snd rs COIN posers
Eefgz upga sEpi Fafisr.
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NOR -VHEkP-A SECOND HAND
L Emerson risua Tor tioo. 10 payments
60 gsA purchaser Inquire n Eleycafa and
Na,um streets.
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LOCALwISE AND OTHERWISE.

Warm weather though long sclnved Is
herr n last
n,r ,i,rri, Cont MIL ,.ry,n, Monday
r..,, I'M. III The Turner cas-, vii, then
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c"mm""'"U> an" I'm, h"'idif-.
The Board e puhh, works met =; An
n"is'.is Wednesday a. make aii''"''''en'>
= The Oyster F"iice '"'Al>. W, hops "A'
-. Mary : WIS nj .'F,S.'"N'''
.r,...rr,rL.s and k.-isters Offices have
=, ..,.,,r,. ,p,rr,vel yr5 h,a.r,ncd hv
,,.-h .,.a,s1, Alah,s,in, NJ Il NJ Abel.
assisted by D,minick Butler. ,iid III, work
Organize pcmn,rauc Camp4s-n Clubs
throughout the county C. . work amt
whoa YOU have gotten M yuUT ,luh send
u lie list oi officers, and ri. iE''rmatIan
relating = the same.
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,,,i,srapo,;s ,as, Monday T. ait,ni the
Nat, nsI Prohibition Convention held in
that city wednesday The Captain i i
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Prom oar Regnla, cors.pa.dens.l

F50zs oay Rssa5ir CorTe.p.asdeht.l
Aessrz. Tu.l. hyrd & Co, Of Crisfield,
| Md. have rented s house near TennisOn's
7 wharf, SIni,L Creek amt have commenced
to ship crabs = Washington. They have
large scow-like live bo4ts int which AT,
placed ''pecle'1," busters and ether re-
! jecled crustaccans. Ia "a icw days they are
! IN condition % ship, and are sad 20 be a.
marketable u those shipped fEc-A from the
creek. THIS mode u operation Is some
| ding new 20 our shippers, and W, presume
/ i VIII revolutionIze the business. Mr..
! Stanislaus Clarke has the contract for haul
I Ing.
Two oolorei men, Banks and Hopewen
were brought before Justice Pembroke
smith few days Az" for carrying concealed
weapons and Tor disorierly conduct The
Justice, after hearing the testimony If wit
nesses, imposed heavy fines
The blackberry storm Las rassed and
farmers and truckers "a" touht feel coned-
erbiy relieved
small iiy Is said 20 lie doing some dam
age {" can, and the cut worm continues
is rava2e-.
The prospect f., IL abundance, II fruit is
god
Persons who shipped Spring chickens re-
Gently realized 81 cent. per h. me-
The saPcs Eayu killed hundred 5iyoung
chickens this season Sc.cral remedies
have been tried without success.
NJ " . Langley ana H. nephew,
Walter, both have excellent what They
Us. ,nmmrr,.ai aai domestic fertilizers: and
:" doe Mr. J. Frank Smith, J scotland,
who - tie way i ,ousiIcIcda -Uarcs,lul
y'uu- !arlncl
lhv sick AZ -i,nIy ."uy.l.usciaL
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naiicS aud the TariR.

d.. Il IN BaE,v. ~. county harness
".>.' .a3 ,..-tly-y yea al uui candidate
". Oh. is.~il,nyy, SAYS III taxation j. an
~. Il -..,, should nc tryy and un,um-
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!. We, possible M a.. Just uoc,s >ary 10 mcvt
'h, ,Nl,'.~s- II government Millions
.t&n.,.rs 60, aiken av law from cur pCn-
u.,. Wa, earn the money ny their lGb'r and
!. n ,Ay prosecution 5ithslT business,
I" ~ pAi3 Yer T. the ych hondholiers,
Mar ?ay III :aNt> N their y nis Down
with such system l.; The wOrkingu.an,
NJ" ls l,.a.y The main stay Of Republic
Is. WIS. aaVg III, iul, hCuefii II his labor
-."4 tins can :, hon, by reducing taxa
uyn yu all kinds u OmmuiitieS-thcn the
" sk.u-u.au. % he mechanic or farmer, can
.Hr'hSSC his rcCcSS.ry supplies az a reason
a'g pus. L-imaTigargS and L. :. bonds
rs faxed that The riCh man pay ar hon
r>t 'CNeEuc u help "a suppnrl The govern
mcnt out -; the abundance II his wealth,