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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-02-16

Will make the Season of 1888 at Raleigh, N. c.,
limited to thirty Mares, at fifty dollars for the
Season. Season, from February list to June 18th,
1883. ....~s -. +-- ...
Happy Medium 400, the Sire of Robert Medium
1897, was the most illustrious trOtting bred horse in
the world. A correspondent of the Spirit Of the
Times says this of him: "There is no occasion to
mention his greatness as a Sire of Trotters, as that
fact is already so well known that from coast to
coast his fame has been heralded as one of the
greatest, if not the greatest, living Sire of 2:3O trot-
ters."
Another test of his greatness and popularity is
the rapidity with which his get are sold and the
prices obtained from December 10th. 1887, to Janr-
airy 23d, 1888. The price obtained for eight of his
colts was $11 $50. .
Robert Mediums Dam was the McAuley mare, by
Yankee Tricks, Sire of Dram Maid, 2:37, and
others; her Dam a Bellfounder mare. The McAuley
team record with Maxey Cobb, 1854, and the fast
est public record ever made.
Maxey Cobb Robert's half brother) has the fastest
Stallion record --2:1s14-in the world to his credit;
Robert Medium is one of the purest gated, best
ern States; has never appeared in a public race, but
trotted the old track of the North Carolina Agricul-
tural Society in his three year old form In 2:33, and
before accomplished. He is a sure foal-getter and
be carefully and economically provided for.
Groom fee 81 90, to be paid at time of service.
Address,
DIR. JAMES MCKEE,
fe2-3m 1913 n. Blount ST., Raleigh, N. c.
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Deep River Alliance, No. 1876, in
Chatham county, was organized Nov.
26th, 1887, by Bro. V. N. Seawell,
with 20 male members and Z females,
now has 81 males and IL females, and
still they come. Nine were initiated
at our last meeting, and there are five
more to be initiated at our next meet
ing. w. T. MARKS, Sec'y.
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weather, I have not been able to keep
up with the work. tCalls are being
made for near a month ahead, and the
outlook is all that could be desired.
Respectfully submitted,
- Vi &c. w. McCoY,
Deputy Organizer.
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1888. 1888. 1888.

Grass Seed, Glover Seed, Bone Meal.
Agricultural Lime. Land Plaster, Guano.
Thomas Smoothing Harrows, Corbin Disc Har-
rows, Moffatt's Cotton Planters, best IN use.
200 Bushels Orchard Grass Seed.
200 Bushels Red Top Grass Seed.
100 Bushels Tall Meadow Oat Grass SEED,
so Bushels Red Glover Seed.
! 80 Bushels Italian and English Rye Grass SEED.
50 Bushels Blue Grass Seed. =
1000 Bushels selected Spring Seed Oats.
Above we offer you the best, fresh Grass and
Glover Seed, adapted to this section, and below we
offer you the best Fertilizers to grow the most
Grass. s.t
200 Sacks Fine Bone Dust.
200 Sacks Land Plaster.
500 Sacks Agricultural Lime.
1000 Sacks
RS. e.. GuanO.
Call on us, or write us, if yon want any of the
above. 'f 49, .--.--. s
WILLIAMSON g. UPCHURCH,
No. II, West Hargett St.,
fe9- Raleigh. n. c.
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TFor THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER.

TFor THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
MrlGuEAD Ne Feb. 9, 'ss.
will give you a brief account of
my workih Montgomery.
After RECEIVING my commissieaeas
Deputy Organizer for Montgomery, l
made an appointment at McKoy's
SchooTHouse Dec. 9th, also at Wades-
vile, and DyronSCreek Dec. 10th; at
McKoy School House and Wadesville
1 failed to get enough to organize; but
at byron Creek r found Is farmers
out and they all joined but one, The
officers are as follows: ! -
President-John F.. Crowder.
Vice Presidents. I'll. Rogers.
Secretary-W.M Byrd.
Treasurer-Harrison Sedbery.
Chaplain-C. E. Harley.
Lecturer-J.T II. McAulay.
Asst. Lecturer-M. Martin.
Door Keeper-W. D. Morris. 49,
Asst. Door Keeper-E. W. Dunn.
This Alliance has "a members now.
After the holidays were yer | made
three appointments, one at Erie Mills.
January 10th, 1888, at which place |
found about 20 farmers out. After
explaining the principles and purposes
of the Alliance, Is gave their names
and I organized with the following
officers:
President-John Scarboro.
Vice-President-S. D. Ballard.
Secretary-M. Mckay.
Treasurer-A. D.. Warner.
Chaplain-B. F. Scarboro.
Lecturer-Charles Gable. o.a".II
Asst Lecturer-G. II. Kelly. @
Door Keeper-David McQuage.
Asst. Door Keeper-C. Spivy.
This Alliance now has "a members.
Then [ proceeded north n miles in
the northern part of Montgomery, to
Love Joy, on the 18th day of Janu-
airy, 1888, but owing to disagreeable
weather and some confusion about the
appointment, there were only about
II persons out, and I organized at
this place with 6 members. Officers
as follows:
President-W. G.. Holton.
Vice-President-V. L. Moore. -
Secretary-G. B. Boroughs.
Treasurer. D. Hulin.
Chaplain. W. Reynolds. II
Lecturer-W. B. Holton. .
This Alliance has over 20 members
now, s
Then l went from this point south
! Z miles to Troy, the county seat of
Montgomery, but the weather was
still disagreeable and cold. l did not
find many farmers out. After ex-
planning in brief terms the principles
and purposes of the Alliance, 10 gave
their names and l organized with the
following officers:
President-Thomas Deaton.
ar Vice-President-J. w. McKinzer.
nSecretary-A. B. Covington.
Treasurer. A. Reynolds.
Chaplain-Rev. Oscar Haywood.
Lecturers. M. Reynolds.
Asst. Lecturer-T. B. Benton.
Door Keeper-H. II. Blake. 5a. q
Asst. Door Keeper-A:.dA.- Will
liams. ....."7- .
This january l2th) the weather is
very cold and sleeting and our county
meeting is TO come off the 14th Of.
January, 1888. l did not do any more
canvassing for that week. Since that
time | have been confined to my house
with sickness. | find no trouble at all
to organize if I a get the farmers to
come out. | have not heard from
Bro. Clark in several days; do not
know how he is progressing organic
ing. l am improving and expect to
proceed to organize the remainder of
my territory in a short time.
Fraternally yours,
Fl. T. SCARBoRo,
Deputy Organizer Montgomery Co.
FLOR THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
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fni}3 [For THE ,PRoeREss1vE FARMER
HENDERSON, VANCE Co., N. c.;
Fob 1893

On December Sd, 1887, at a meet
ing of the farmers of Vance county a
resolution was passed asking that l be
commissioned to organize the county,
whereupon I accepted.
AT that time the Alliance and it's
purposes and principles were unknown
to the people, and public sentiment
had to be formed from the beginning.
On December 10Th I addressed the
farmers at Williamsboro and organ
lied WILLIAMSBURG Alliance with IA
members.
President-Walte Bullock.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. D. Boyd.
Secretary-J. l.. Kelly. ....e
Treasurer-W. HI. Green.
LECTURER. H. Register.
Asst. LECTURER. A. Bullock.
Chaplain-Rev. Carr Moore.
Door Keeper-M. M. Wilson.
Asst. Door Keeper-D. S. Marrow.
Serg't-at-Arms-C. H. Green.
December goth, Dabney Alliance,
with IA members.
President-John Mcmillan.
Vice-President-John w. Kelly.
Secretary-E G. Butler.
Treasurer-E. N. Crews.
Lecturer-Chas. T. Ball.
Asst. Lecturer-A. P. O'Brien.
Chaplain-J. G. Harris.
Door Keeper-E. S. Glover.
Asst. Door Keeper-R. A.: Wilson.
Serg't-at-Arms-Ira T. Hart.
December 81, Health Seat Alliance,
with 10 members.
President-I. r. Fuller.
Vice-President-J. L. Cops.
Secretary. H Parham.
Treasurer-G. w. Wright.
Lecturer. L.. Wright.
Chaplain-J. E. Calls.
Door Keeper-B. Wade.
Asst. Door Keeper-W. c.. Nc
Lean. Wv
Serg't-at-Arms-R. r. Calls.
January 5, 1888, Floy's Academy
Alliance, with II members.
President-Geo. N. Davis.
Vice-President- Sam Rogers.
Secretary. A. Fuller. .r
Treasurer-W. j. Floyd.
Lecturer-E. P. Grissom.
Asst. Lecturer-E. T. Bobbitt.
.Chaplain-Willis Rogers.
Door Keeper. w. Kittrell.
Asst. Door Keeper-T. B. Floyd.
Serg't-at-Arms-W. G. Rogers.
January 6, 1888, Sandy Greek ALI
ance, with Is members.
President-A. L. Steed.
Vice-President-A. II. Ball.
Secretary-J. H. Ball. :
Asst. Secretary-J. II. Steed.
Treasurer-A. E. Fuller.
LECTURER. NJ. Green.
Asst. Lecturer-M. B. Prince.
Chaplain-S w. Satterwhite.
Door Keeper-R. F. Green.
Asst. Door Keeper-H.W w. Falkner.
Serg't-at-Arms-D. III. Reavis.
Business Ag't-S. W. S~atterwhite.
January %, 1888, Five Points ALI.
ance, with IA members.
President-D. S. Allen.
Vice-President-P. A. Bobbitt.
Secretary-H. M. Hight.
Treasurer-Paul Jenkens.
Lecturer-Peter Rowland.
Asst. Lecturer. B. Wester.
Chaplain-M. B. Fuller.
Door Keeper-W. Fl. Edwards.
Asst. Door Keeper-C. G.. Stone.
Serg't-at-Arms--J. w. Kittrell.
January %, Bear Pond Alliance,
with 10 members.
President-E. o. Pardon.
Vice-President-Jas. A. Gill.
Secretary-L. HI. Stone.
Treasurer-Jos. Beckham.
Lecturer-A. E. White.
Asst, Lecturer. F. Coghill.
Chaplain-Z. r. Garrett.
Door Keeper-Jas. Duke.
Asst. Door Keeper-G. G. Edwards.
Serg't-at-Arms-W. T. Pardon.
Business Ag't-D. H. Gill.
February 10, 1888. Officers as fol
lows:
President-B. F. Best.
Vice-President-R. G. Clarke.
Secretary-W. j. Clarke.
Treasurer. A. Pardon.
Chaplain-R. II. Dickerson.
Door Keeper. A. Gill.
Asst. Door Keeper. A. Nuckols.
On January 23d I organized the
County Alliance at Henderson with
delegates representing seven sub-Alli-
ances as above. There was a full
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
For Reut--RoOfIss.

EOR RENT-Two NICE UNFURNIsHED
rooms I2l Jefferson ave. 20
nor REET-THREE ROOMS on GROUND
L floor; hail. pantry, closet cellar and wood
house; one block from Barcleyst cable line In
quire at 40 Clancy st., between Bridge and Hast
iuss. 20
WANT ED-A PLEASANT HOME FOR LADY
W and gentleman In private family, near
street cars rooms unfurBlshed, put warned and
lighted. Address with terms. W., Circuit Court
block 257
DESIRABLE FURNISHED on UNFURNlSH-
IL ed rooms 10 rent a. No ~ Scrbnerst. 272
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS AT 1867
West Fulton-st 259ti
NOR RENT-FLATs. FROM FOUR TO PIVE
L rooms each Inquire A. 45 West Fulton-St.
corner Mt. Vernon. 20
Il0R RENT-ROOMs FURNISHED Or IN
i furnished, with all n odern conveniences; 90
Bostwick-st. 2)2 q
CoR RRST-FuRNIsHED ROOMS. sTEAA
heated: and furnished rooms for lisht house
keeping. Apply q; room lcS new Housem an
blecx Dec l5ti
TOR RFNT-THE NICEsT KIND OF ROOMS
i in suits OF two or four rooms with ell modern
Improvements on Canslst. for Offices or lgh,
Manufacturing purposes, also for lodging, Er-
quire st once, No. a. Csnal-st, OF q. A Berwin
a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

IANTED- saf ESNFN T0 solicit oHuEAs
srss2 1olee s9e1s ffsV So sxpefls1ee 49, ss
ssni a. LIBRA c0mI1 lss.oa 81 H<afY fAla
>te@s. S1u FiCY t1Sai slsr4atst1 hcsl fstefsl-es
required A4tress T. 4 AEg 4 Co. Nrrsery n -
snd fiQrsis - Pau Nmn ~
GAhf gD-AT OSCE NAY To WASH MY
w doSs s.eacy enp.0smecl Inquire a. lle
LivlEgstol .
ItANIED TEARFLfNG SALESMAN I'D
" handle olg lac of kse1 naFali1Ft "a coz
nission Wa h. ietLt Co. 81 Solr0f =
llANTFD-A LIVE NAN A. AGENT FOR 4
w Building snc Losu As>eclatlol. GOO fss
Address Win references 4, Ie.cef @m -hef-la Il
WANTED lNMfDIAIEl4-ls flk,l Class
w city cahVsssers. ~ ~. HsE0u sS.esi1cu
branch sgenh sith t0ud T. ite right klna oi
men ~ -il nafe heersl contracts 0n sS-Afs OF
commission. abe singer Manufacturing Co. y
North DiSlslsn e. "a
llASTED FACTORY HANDs Hot ~
W eierks shipping CLERKS bsrtea dee traFei-
ing sslssmen IN smiths men isr nI1bef "0oas,
teslusiers and oiaee lie 81 al kinds - cal ana
secure good 80 lions. Rooms - sud 10 Le1y sfd
5lcc1 ottsws e. Employment Enchsrre
VI pANTED-RFiIAtif K<tRGEllt ahA Io
w handle fasf selling speciAIties Sa. ary iroin
tsart Apply 81 oBee II Niah position l. 4.
Thunton Co. Empire Nurseries. Aoches.cr.
Ny Zl-
WANTED 80 MES AND ~ 1fAMs TO
w work on Central Michigan kSilrosd a.
treeport. NChig sd. commencing Aug r. q lse7
J. ". hoYHtoE. Pres.deEt -l0ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
Eleven Year Of free Trade

"la ne nlast Of ansarpasssd plenty
~ al tns prod -ctions o. American
agriculture. saa 10 a ths elements o.
national 4ssith - nad our m laaaiac-
torres s4spsnasd essrY pub &c soeS
ls rstsrasa. sad private sntsrprisss are
aoandoasd, aad thousands o. useful
laborsfs srs thrown out o. employ
aasat and rsasced 20 want The
revenues OF or Government. which
are ch eny derived from duties on inn
p3ris tro n abroad. have been greatly
rsd9csd- Ondsr the circUmstAccss a
loan may os required before tns close
o. four session. Bat this. AlthOu 81
deeply 20 os regretted, ~osld prove 10
be Only slight ~ ulsfortune when COM
paret ~th to suffering AMI distress
prevailing anons the people. - i'resl-
oenf Buchanan ksssags % Congress
la fs51
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
NeIn Wnnfed--Fcn.nie.

VANTED-CoNPETENT NURSE GIRL At
" los JefeTsou-ave. ~
yUASTED-GIRIS VIZ MUST HAVE -
w general ssrVants wages . ~ s.. Kitchen
snd 10 dinlngroom girls. Ladies Parlors los ei
block. 2ca
WANTEp-A- COMPETENT GIRL At MRS ).
w & reVraff 16y Pat Fulton g. 2C1
NANffD-fMAEDfAr GIRL TO WORK
w In boarding houSs. washing sent out "a
At It's Nsrth Ionia-ss &'
yyAKTED- -CoxpETENT GIRL FOR GENER-
W al ks.ewofk. Apply al Is Ransom ct
POI
I,On sArS-oNE GOOD COAL s1OVE, 'BOS
ton Ideal, 10. >" nearly new. Also good
cock stove wood burner. No n Morrison-st. -
yVAsTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work. Inquire at Ia sheldon 81. Mrs. g
Long -
VANTEB A COMPETENT GIRL FOH
W general house work. Small family; good
wages 6S4 south Divisions. 26
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

=
II Mr. Boar las been eorrsstly re-
ported IN tns Democratic Green back
prsss. Il would Do wise Tor him TO s5an-
ton The lumber business, which Is said
- hsys yisldsd him millions. ard devote
himself to stories OF The Arabian Knights
order. Ihs cnsrgs that Governor Ices
has patented 10 tinosr thieves two nil
hon scr~s Of public lands. is both ridicu-
lous and dishonest. a. TIE entire guam
tity Of lands sold by the state IN bali a
dozen Of the iast State administrations
does not approximate any such smount
i, ,hs present nillionsirs king and woald-
- Governor can pat bis finger on 3 sin
g.s patent signed Dy G0veruor LUCE
conirsry 10 law snd shs vel settled prsc-
tics Of both ths State and National Land
Dspa ,msnts sioes long bsfors BURr
~as % he slsct. and even INTO good old
Democrats days aud ways. lat him do
s.. aud tas0 10 sIll % answered. Mis-
takes ara 81 nsnmss mads by ths depart
rnsnts. whose dnty Il is 70 sell and per-
nit partiss 10 rsssrve public lands. and
90 certify suca ssls % The Governor that
patents nsy issus. ssd patents srs some
times ssasd improvldsn,ly, and suits
both by ths ysitsd States. as well as
Sssts cs6clals. brought 10 cancel such
patents and retain title to the land. Il.
remained TOR BURT. hOwsvsr. 70 magnify
= thousand fold. and 10 give ss one reason
Why LUcz should not bs rs-ssctsd. his
failure TO perform his duty IN this partio-
uiar. " hen ssksd. hsrstofOrs. 70 make
hrs charges spscihe. The concession hss
bssn that LCCx was honest, snd the
blankss onarss made that hs va sur
roundsd by hos. Of rsscsls. who -
csivsd aim. Will Mr.. BURr kindly name
sons Of thsse dishonsst readers, that vs
may advise our rsscals ~no may desire 10
vote sxsiast zoe sooundrsls wao now in
fest ihs Capitol2
The ony man Ne now happen TO think
q Who would not. 4 De could, or could
not. Il ae would. account for State iuads,
~as tost lssdiDg hgh, of Northern Mich-
ian democracy. Govsrn0r 5wISEFosD
We belisvs that thu present State sd
misisirsfion hss succesisd in getting =
iadxmeus against Governor SwrNEROBD
on. perhaps. it . to blame FOR NOT col
iect 1g a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
For Retsf--Houscs.

NOR RENT TWO NEW EIGHT ROOM
houses. corner Sixth and Csnsl-sts. good
well, cisiern and woodhouse. one house has nice
barn aud hennery. one house No. Is Fitb-st
shop No. 10 New Jerry ~. rooms aud basement a.
SSl-3S3 Csnal-st; tenements IN Cemstocks row,
Cspslst. Apply at Office, S3l Csnal-st 256
NOR RENT-HOUsr on THE CORNER OF
i Clancy and Fslrbankssu. Inquire AZ Lunn
House y6q
TOR REST-HOUsE no it2 CORNER BAR
clay and Lyon-sts., SIS per month. Enquire
on the place. ID
NOR PENT-LARGE CONVENIENT Hbts 2
II with barn aud scres OF land on West
Leonard 81. between railroad and Alpine ave.
Terms 800 per year Telephone .51. Harrison
wac n Works. aEfl
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
YeaI Estate- Connfru

I'OR SAIL OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property An eighty Are improved fsI ~,
Two miles from smsll town. on D. 4 4 X =.
Horse Team. other ttock and ail toois feI ssle.
Inquire Ol o. addEcss ". G. Manning q Non
Toe 81 1of
HOTFL FOR sALr THE HOTEL At
IA Luther known - the 'sabin House u Of
fered iOf sale- The house is dong better bust
ne.s tlsu any house hss ever doue @ The f0Wn
selling Cha. emuh owner ana proprietor
Luther laso county. Refer % Geo. {. futch.
Grand Rapids. -
TOR sALE-THE FAEM BELONGING TO
the estate Of the late Daniel hcheImerhorn
is hne dairy farm, OF for irgM IsIElug aud gar
dening. MAY be soid "a from ten % thiry acre
lcts. Apply 20 DI- Nhi!wonh. administrator ~
Fourth a.. Grand Rapid &ich- leEf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

rhs mistakes q Mus ara greater
tbsu ISaaSsoLb svsr found IA Mos %.
The Democrats TOOK this wiid msn from
Texas 10 Brooklyn, and IN public
s3each. befors soy ore could stop hin,
hs dscisrad thai " n HAss soS and Nos
roV ara siscts,2. whica God forbid. you
vii have frse WHISKY aud the liquor
dealers vii multiply n The highways
snd by.wsys. sryinx 'He. all "a that
thirst. coDe INTO she saloon and drink
Tmazius "a sTsct % thus on = naetropol-
ran Democratic audience The Demo
cratic issdsrs hsvs been trying thsiT
prsiiiass ~ conceal ths fact ihst the Re-
pu6lcans az Sighting for frse vhisky
Thsv hsvs denounced. as a esnpaign
Es. "a sssismest that WHISKY a gwen
sFsr BY ihe iuxful. and beer by t5e Ssg
.. avery Republican meeting. they hsvs
tried 60 igaore t1s settled purpose II
tee Republicans 70 set up fountains low
iug With lree whisky a. every street
ccrusr. Bat he Tsxss nan gave Il al
awav.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

For fhs safety - ths eountr 4 is 70
"a hop sa tsss tie inhunsn wretch Who
placs.l TIE stsel raj scross re track -
- Detroit. Grand Hsveu & Mlwsnkee
rad unsy bs discovered. II &c = SAP
fursd sbsr. = httie daukt hus thst &c
wsll - s-slt vIsh ss - deserves
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

A lsrEs part of Roasn 4 sons Fall stock
- silverrars. c8t glassware. brick . hrao
snd suherb collection Of gold sni silver
iews'rv have been received and a invita-
ton IS extended to al whether Wishing 20
urrchsse o. not. - cal Tor an inspection
To parties known - the house or sending
satisfactory references. selection packsges
wili - sent upon request stating amount
20 b. expended sni Kind q goods wanted.
Their new store q a. Z7t Woodvsrd-svs.
Dstrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Xof Pr Gows THAT NASt 90 ACEks or
Il -.l4 AS .Q.s- 81 a- IS N-a- tr.alf t-.t
.z1sls 80 t-fs i cheap - a iss akss -
ts.--Ias es = = flQF
HOUSES EoE sAlk - VACANT LoTg ~
III gkrls e. sh- l.sy - sac la-.oss 81 .oAA
e.a-es- reeaas s,afes esl is Etnt fe<k q
kla<ss za1 lesel t4eek
coE sALk--f HANk soNs CHocE bAR.
Il "a - e tQ-ssA tAsAs ...s AS - ti-a. y -
- g. "a - paeusDls uf eArnaAkt ~ eta1f ploll
erts o. y fslat lee - bi4s-k -
L,oR sALE-qHE BkSg ga - IoI CN s0l1 "a
r laion-st.. tssetheT wit new har1 oes
ko4se alkslF - pefe1 he4leI Ia g. ~ / ofsa-
llc 4teF s1G ssser k@fs serz2A l0l.lff $.
G. 20 msr ~ soata riol-s- O. ro1'zE = y 10
ccEat o4lld.sg
IlOR sAIf-A NTNF ROOM HOIsF AND -
tso TO a. avn he c1B.e ca sa1 >esee be. ks
iIcEE tAe g-1essal1e Fsos - el cast ac~u
3 90. Asc gsEler ~ afN lsC rso1a tolAsA
shich vi pss ael 81 fesL fflce SO sss4
cat q O.estt sssHt - OSnsl e. roen s
iNoR SALE -HorSF AND LOT OK cIANCg-
e.. oue Lslss etle sl- one o. isyiQIs
nesg street csrs iitvn properly So sslt 81 %
e. A - ErDtsrf = CthEr psrts ~ tff cay fet
sac = " lsy.or h 4pa u fsla1s sve iit.'
MOB sAIE-HUIsEs And lois VACANT
lsts aD1 farms s0re ehcioe barFslEs = laIsg
con huEuos IEsmss. foo11s g Nns 81. Rev
hulseGss hisek -
uOUSEs LOTS And FARMS FOK sAlk
III cEtap a. Df NeeuSaerS AenkkA blSct,
oofuer of Aeuroe snd Dlfisiee sts a.
IOR sALF-A lskGf BRICK nWkLliNG
4 house ca spring A. iof $40 sea- csne
dwelling house, a leusss.., Tor t-bS. ana >n
q acre fsrH in spans to- - TOO a. CA smsE
Tsyr ents sno fessotz be terms. p A. DepPef
EooE Ia. lecyHEc tless. over fcbne Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
Situations Vanted--Malc.

ANrFD-BoOKKEEPER WANTS Position
W by ocsoter !: good references. Address T
w care Of Telegram Herald ofice. NJ
VVANTRD-BoOKKEEP WANTS A SET OF
W books 10 keep ev~ulngs. Address h. g., care
OF Telegram Herald ni2e. 70
TANTED-A POsIg gION BY AN HONEST BOY
W ofl7 in a store 0I Office. Not afraid TO work
Well recommended. Address c. A. Lox, thh
Office -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Those Indians II Dskots who are op-
posed 10 the opening OK the reservation
are also very much opposed 70 the propo-
sitior oi the commission to have the
chiefs taken to Washington TO see the
Prssidens, So they fear the chiefs may De
Inislsd. The noble red msn must read
the papers. or they would never have
known What gay dscai7er Groves i.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

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- IA h,s ssssrsions. NiehiEas ~ssl& 81
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

What - tbs reason this marriage hu-
rssu which + doing business 10 4 vary
slv wsy sends - sweden ior eirls7 r.
voul5 seem that there srs enough super
aucus ~omen n Nsw Ensisnd % supply
al the neu IN tie Far West With wives
Rut probably they are harder 70 get.
The foreigners cause chsspsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

HxSRr WArTERsoS's statement that
the Democratic party. except in the per-
son OF imbsciles hardly worth mention
ing. IL not upon the fence. II is free
trade party or il Is nothing" must make
semsbody vince little. Now tAat the
President is trying to hedge. aud denies
that be 10 tree trader. he must oe con
sldered ss the hesd OF the long list OF
irnhacilss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23


business CHANCEs-1 GOOD RESTAURANT
ID for sale a. bargain. 1 photograph gallery
doiug good business. furniture and lease Of
good hotel g. 900 Of sock IN = good company
with or without q position. ! grocery stock:
druz store and stock. l. viii pay yoI to look
these up. Business Chance Exchange Tower
block go
rOR sAIE-oNE RED COW AND ONT BROWN.
X shouf years cd inquire corner Broad
~sy and Hamilton q -
GOAL s1ONE FOR sALF-NEDfTM SIZE.
" modern style god "a new Price with time
SIS. Inquire of lackson, los Monroes 2ee
IfOR sAfE I HAFE FEFRf THING BE
longing 10 the Dhotosraph hnsusss which I
vii sell very cheap. Property 0f ms deceased
son , - Sessions Anyone IN need of a. CIT
30 wili 10 We % come and see ne. Ms. J.. 4.
Sessioss, Wayiasd, Mich. 257
Tor SALT GOoD FAMILY HoRsr WITH
carriage. cutter s1d harness cheap a. Nioh-
izan House. 1-fi
TOR sATF-TrF FURNITURE hTD FIX
r tnres 81 board ne hoase doing god bust.
ness. having from a. - a. REGULAR barriers VII
- - 4 a. bsresiu A. prop-ietaT .shss % iesre
The city. Ensgirs a. "a keotsi rit'
TOR sALE - Az fNTIRE oTTFTT OF
machinery ior frst c'sss laundry. siso a
81 horse ro~sT srzine. For particulars enquire
Of d A Herwiu. Nc ~ Canals AZ
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Tkere VII = = are Ins-sase in he
rurber o. ~orrsn rntprs - ths nszt
elecsicn . isssscausettS ovinx - ZEE
increased intsress n the scbeoi sass-
tig-1
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

n wa said some time ago thst SIR
NoEzIL MACEzSzEEs book on Emperor
FsEDEsrCK's illness was anisbed sud
the author wss waisiBg TOR Empress VIC
r0RIA's consent to publish II. New 3
csbl. correspondent for the New York
Ssm announces that Sir MoBFrL is still
bard a. sOrk upon the book, bat will
publish II soon.