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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27
NONRESIDENT Notice,
State Of Tennessee ct al
VS.. ! Tax Bill
Solomon Roam ct al, =

Solomon Roam ct al.
In Circuit Court at Savannah, Tenn.
In this cause il appearing from the Bill
which is sworn to, that Solomon Roam
is nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee,
and that William Browns residence is I'M
konwn, defendants, SO that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served on them.
1t Is therefore ordered that the said Solo
mon Roam and William Brown appear at the
next term OF. the Circuit Court for Hardin
County to be held at the Courthouse in Sa-
vannah, Tenn, on the first Monday in No
vember next, to plead, answer, demur, or
make defense TO said bill or the same will be
heard ex-parte as to them. 5&
1t is ordered that copy Of this order be
published for four consecutive weeks in the
SAvANNAH COURIER, a newspaper published
in Savannah, Tenn. 30 Ns@
A. B. MITCHELL, Clerk.
September I9, 1888.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

G. M. McFall and son Charlie,
of 'Milledgeville, were in Savan-
nah Saturday. "N''''sAs
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
lnfallible Neuralgia Cure, the only infallible
cure on earth for all forms of neuralgia and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Manufacturers, Nashville. Tenn, 50 cents
per box. Sold by w Akin. 2 ~
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

Mrs. Lucy, MOI her of Mrs. Ode
neal, died last night.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

d. T. Street met with a severe
accident last Thursday. While rid
ing on the brow of the graveyard
hill. the bsnk caved under the
horses hind feet, andein the fall
Mn. Streets legs were caught IN
der the horse, breaking the right
one inst below the knee. He ID
dong ven under the circumssan
ces. but il will be some time be
fore his familiar face will be agsir
seen on our streets
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Attention, r. r. [

For sprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation, swelling, cuts. burns, etc. in
man and splint, ringbone, windgall, epizootc,
scratches etc, in horses, Rapgun, Root Lni-
ment is sure cure. The "King Of Liniments
is the universal verdict. Never fails to cure
any ailment that can he reached by an exter-
nal medical application. soc bottle at Atkins
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

We had the pleasure of meeting
an old friend, Rev. j. NJ. Ashford,
of Aspen Hill, at Presbytery last
Sunday. We understand the
Presbyterians of this place and
Ross church are making an effort
to get Rev. Ashford with them
next year. He is q good preacher
and these churches would prosper
under his charge.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

New Fall and Winter goods at
Mrs. HI. Il. Atkins Millinery Store.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

Don't fall to see the new line of
Satines in all shades. Just re-
ceived.vs DEFoRD s. NORRIS.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27
j. w. STU M II HI .
Watch Maker & Jeweler,y 4
PURDY, :. TENN
SAVANNAH. TENN

All kinds of American Watches.
Solid Gold, Filled, Silver & Nickle
Cases. All watches and jewelry
guaranteed to be as represented.
Watches or jewelry, for repairs,
left with d. I. Street will be for
warded and returned free OF
charge. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

Miss Tolis Davy is visitingsthe
Misses Street.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

w. H. Dickey, Of Olive Hill,
was in Savannah Saturday.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

w. A. Morrison's luck has
changed--its a boy this time.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27
AN OUNCEMENTs.
FOR CONGRESS:

H'NLOE-We are authorized to announce
- 3. A. Enloe a candidate for reelection
70 Congress, Subject to the will of Democrats
q Inc Eighth Congressional District f..
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

Whathas become of all eur rail,
road racket Are we doomed to
disappointment 3ss sd' sis1se, 4
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

J.W. Akin visited Clifton this
week.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

! MANIFESTATIONS to the COURT
w FIR at ST year. ~.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-09-27

WANTED--To tell you how to get a
W home in Florida at small figure. En-
quire at this Office. q w
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WANTS.

nv ANTED-To sell or exchange for a
w Horse, New 6-octave Story X CLARK
farlor Organ. Apply to viii J. Watson.
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Capt. Akin is sick.

Savannah's railroad boom sleep
eth. IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-31
FEEDING IRL M AGRY.


Hundreds of Visitors Take LunSh ut the
Capitol Rink.
As the procession disbandcd at the
corner Of Sixteenth and Market streets
the visiting clubs were taken, as many
as possible at time, into the Capitol
rink, where dong tables had been con-
structcd and barrels, hosshcads, tubs,
boxes and bags OF provisions provided.
There were boiled hams, ChcCscs, tongue,
roast beef, roast pork and chicken,
everything that could be eaten cold &;
bread, bnns, doHghnHts, cakrs and eve
rything it could lie eaten with coffee,
fresh, hot and clear, which ii il tasted as
well rs it smcllcd must have been CN-
Ccrdlnslv comforting. All this had been
arranged the day before by an efficient
committee ui ladies ready to he handled
most quick IT, and conveniently, and the
samr arcrptabIe committees served the
visitors promptly and satisfactorily.
The labor Of directing the feast was
divided between Mrsdamrs ShalIcrOSs
and Egrrtcr, and the following ladies had
charge Of the tables, being assisted by an
immense corps OF Young ladies; Mes.
danes Hamilton. White, Pollock, Tanuy,
Bcntcr, Wilson AMI Mmmrf.
Al Mrs. Whites table the assistants
were: Miss Moss, Mrs. lIcnryS. Walker,
Miss Nora Simpson, Miss lsort,gcr, Miss
Maggie Wells, Miss Mona Cummns, Miss
HcssI" Rice, Miss Kate White and Miss
Fannie Jordan.
Mrs, Egcrtrr's table Mrs lirucs, Mrs
ShAiicrosa, Mrs, khr,ns'rom, Mrs. \. l..
Rice, Mrs. James Charnock, Miss Alice
Wolfe, Miss Lane, Mrs. Mabls, Miss
Theresa Sp"akcrHnd Mrs. Fred schwcrt.
irgcr.
Mrs. 4, '. llamitou's TabIc-Mlss
rrndIcton, Miss li1zir E.crtrr. Miss
Evelyn EInrt"r Miss Annie Nocklcr
and Mis-, iIz1rr Nogkter.
Mrs. q. \. BnUtcrs TabIr--Mlss knrlI,
Miss Ilndllrk, Miss luuu, Miss Matthew,
Miss Inhn aud Mis- Yrlly.
Mrs PoIIuck's IahIr-MIssrs Kennedy
and Miss Whitaker.
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Wages OF POTTBRS.
Kiln Hands, Dippers, Etc., Earn
ing More than in 1882.
DEMOCRATIC FALSEHooDS
ContradIctcd by Facts = Figures
Taken from Pay Rolls and Sworn
to-East Liverpool POttcrs a
Happy Glass of workmcn.

Special CorrespOadenecOf the IatcLlignocr.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Oct. 3O.-State.
ments have been made by Democratic
papers in East Liverpool, aud copied
largely by the Democratic press of the
country, to the effect that East Liver.
pool potters have so oppressed their
employees until now they are no better
than "serfs." They assert that the tariff
was largely increased in 1888, md that
wages were materially decreased, until
more than half of their wOrkmcn now
receive less than 81 80 per day.
II is not necessary to make denial OF
this for the benefit OF East Liverpool,
where the untruthfnlness OF such state
ments is well known, and where there
is not n man employed at even the
toughest, common outdoor labor, that
does not receive 81 50 per day; but, to
prevent honest wOrkmen elsewhere
from being deceived, We append II few
facts. There was no material increase in
duty in 1883, and the selling price Of
goods has continually declined, and the
average earnings Of the employees are
shown by the following statements:
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SACKTILIE MUST GO.
Mr.. Cleveland Rebukes His
Burchard Too Late,
WEST GETS HIS PASSPORTS
In Obedience to the Demands of the
Republican rrcss-But "thc Cat
is Out of the Bag" and that q.
Fact Remains the Same.

The Administration could not have
done less than to sever diplomatic
relations with the British Minister and
invite him to leave the country. In
taking this action the President dissents
from the assurance of his party friends
that the whole niair is "of no conse-
quence." Mr.. Bayard takes the very
ground taken by the Republican press.
The notice thus served on the British
Minister takes nothing from the facts rs
stated in his letter advising his cores
pondcnl to vote for Mr.. Cleveland. 1t
is true now rs it was before Lord Sack.
vile. West blundered, that Mr.. Cleve-
lands Administration is favorable to
British interests and that Great Britain
desires Mr.. CIeveland's reelection. 1t
is the flat avowal Of this desire that
concerns the American people.
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States, not duly authorized, who "coun.
sells, advises or assists in any such cor;
respondence," with similar unlawful

States, not duly authorized, who "coun.
sells, advises or assists in any such cor
respondence," with similar unlawful
intent.
The undersigned respectfully advises
that the attention OF the Attorney Gen.
eral Of the United States be directed TO
these enactments, in order that an inves'
tigatiOn may be made with view To
ascertain whether they have not been
violated in the present case by the cor
respondent Of the British ministry. By
your direction the attention OF the Brit
ish government has in u spirit Of comfy
been called to the conduct OF its minis
ter us above described, but with
out result. II therefore becomes
necessary for this Government to con-
slider whether, as the guardian Of its own
self respect and of the integrity of its
institutions, II will permit further inter-
course TO be held through the present
British Minister at this capital. 1t is TO
be observed that preCedents are not
wanting Us to the question under con-
sideration. 1t is u settled rule IS el'i |
TO the maintenance Of international
intercourse that diplomatic representa-
tive must be persona grdtG 10 the Govern
ment 10 which he is accredited. II, by
his conduct, he renders himself persona
non grdta an announcement of the fact
may be made to his government. In
the present case all the requirements OF
comfy have been fulfilled, the facts
having been duly communicated to Her
Majesty's Government with IN expires.
sion of the opinion Of this Government
in regard thereto.
Respectfully submitted,
T, +. BAYARD,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-31
At THE STAND
Thr rrrf,Pr Old ~an Eeri"w. tie ras-1ug
Procession.

Thr FrrrFn Old M"m i"sI"ws th" PHSS'"g
Pr0cC.si"n.
Mayor c. W. Srabrisht with his usual
enterprise erected a reviewing stand On
Main street. below Twcnty.sccond, for
the occupancy Of Judge TlunndN and
distinguished visitors 10 the city. 1t
was admirably situated and enabled
those on the stand to view the parade
from Twentieth to Tw"mty.lourthStrrct
without any obstruction. Main street
had been rlranly swept in anticipation
uiihr pufah" and there was little ui aust
or discomfort to the spectators, VIII"
stood Orlw0 hours nwnItIngthr rumrng
oi the procrasi0n. Suspended nrross The
stree, near thcstaud was str"amrr with
tho inscription TRUSTS aud MonorpItrs
AMI the Republican party 80 hand III
hand ,,..
/, was 1885 O'Clock when ih" ChlrJ
Nlr.hnIl aud biz rctiuu" rode ~ to the
stand followed by The Ioung Men Dom
prrntIc cIuN, the whole forming u very
picturesque sight, marching N open
order down the broad street from lwrn
liuth to Twenty second, When the hrh'
u the parade 'ld reached Tw"nty'arr
pnd street an avenue was opened u
. Twentieth street, through which the car
nuQ,s containing NiG Thurman and IN
friends were driven lp the stand. II
hIh carriage were ex-senator Camden
q. ". BfUCkunlcr and Hon. ltoR. )
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Alexander. Judge Thurman sat in his
carriage until the gentlemen with him
had left it, when he arose from his seat
painfully, and with the most apparent
difficulty, tottering on his feet when he
had gained them, and in his descent
from the carriage had to be lifted an al.
most inert mass by Senator Camden and
Mr.. Brockunier to the ground, whence
he was conveyed to the foot OF the plat
form by Mr.. BroCkunier, and through
the kind offices OF policeman and one
or two others he was finally elevated to
the platform and then he sank wearily
into chair placed there for him.
Ten minutes were consumed in nd.
justing the Roman to the requirements
OF the occasion, and then the handsome
Chief Marshal and his unhandsome
steed iloated before the stand. Judge
Thurman stood up and bowed his
thanks. Out of his breast pocket pro.
truded one bandnna, while an inch or
two Of another one peercd from the
bosom OF his frock coat. Another one
envGlOped his neck and throat, while
still another one came into reQuisition
momentiy for use about his well.devel-
Oped nose.
The Opera House band, in Difference
TO the Judges antccdents and his Vice
Presidential expectations, played Dixie
as II came up to the stand ahead ol the
Young Mems Democratic Club, which
caused him to let go Of his support and
strAiEitcn himself for the first time. The
sections OF JEFF Davis face fell asundcr
and the first yell OF the parade rent the
atmosphere, which initiative was taken
by the club and cheer OF genuine terror
greeted him. to which he deliberately
bowed.
1t was matter Of no little interest TO
observe the varying shades OF feeling
that swept over the faces of the march
ers as they strobe past the stand. Some
OF them looked uncOnccrncd aud in. |
different, others came up with feeling
OF awe and took of their hats as to
demigOd, Others scarcely looked around
at the platform at all, whilst some
stopped and gazcl until the rude hand |
OF the policeman stationed in front Of
the stand touched them and waived
thcm forward, Democratic Difference To
Virtue" is always conspicuous because
OF its inherent scarcity, and in conse.
quencC all were "long" in Difference"
yesterday. The cheers and testimonials
Of regard for the "Only resemblance to
in the party were proiusc, and
for the most part in good taste, and in
front Of the stand the marching was
good.
The Bandana Club, Capt. Marghall
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GOFP AT PARKERSBUEG.
lie Is Given n Grand Ovation on His Arrival
to Participate In the Joint Debate.
g,..K,I b!,,s,lrL 4, D.. T,,.II,,,s.-

hc u NlNcU hFuHu ofuliOn GU LN hrTlVn
to Participate In the JoInt Debate.
Special DispItch TO he IH:s'ligeNee.
PARERRsDrRG, W. Va, Oct. 30,-ThG
last joint debate between General Gon
and Congressman Wilson will occur here
tomorrow afternoon. Both OF the speak
ems are here. Gen. Goir arrived tonight
from down the river, and was given a
tremendous ovation. lie was met at the
depot by the Golf Guards and three
clubs, including n delegation OF colored
citizens, and two bands. He was driven
through the principal streets in n four.
horse carriage, followed by the multi.
tudcs. Afterwards he spoke briefly to
about 5000 people in front OF the Com.
merciaI Hotel. lie has not received
such n public demonstration any place
else in the State.
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; Their Best!
AFTER WEEKS OR WORK,
The Democracy has Less Than
5000 Marchers
In their Much Doomed Daylight
Demonstration.
A Big Crowd of Strangers Visits
the City
/ TO SEE THE OLD ROMAN.
The Republican Enthusiasm for
Protection
And their Noble Candidates Much
Encouraged
TO SEE THE OLD ROMAN.
The Republican Enthusiasm for
Protection
And their Noble Candidates Much
Encouraged
ny the Failure Of the Opposition with
Much WORK aud Lavish Expense TO
Equal . Republican Parade
on n Wet Night.

FHL.. IA a., . .,-,,,,,, hal ,,Opgnsy;nN NJ iLil
i"' ''''''o''" ,,,.., '',.' PY',,.'''" ~.
town yesterday. WIN better luck thai
their Republican brethren, they had l
,Iear sky hracinp atmosphere and clear
- ,rLa ,,',a,I,o, nonIL 90, bor,
s'e''S' "' "'"''''' N'"'" ''' 80,
been better. The town was WeII-hIIe'
with strangers, and the crowds on tn,
sidewalks clony the route Of the morn
inc nroccssion have not been cxcellet
this Season
:, .., ,,,...,.,,, La, o,,a .1,o roJ
~ ""s i'"'''''', way ''n" ~"
andhnna, tue emblem OF SOl' brlce
campaign OF ideas, was in the ascendant
EortLn nlocol Democracy it was. ifuot red
"a, ~ t.a., r,j Lor,lLor.Liot
le''e' ""'' "' ''''''
day. The column aiter coIuulh oil DOOM
ing in their local organ, the Month OI
labor bv hundreds Of committeeman the
lavish expenditure Of money aud the
presence OF the Old Roman COnspircd Ia
produce very fair degree OF success. II
things did not move smoothly according
to programme, it was rather the fault oi
delayed trains, an pnwicldy programme
aud day too full ot cvcuts 10 he well
handled, than OF what, on the occurrence
OF much less friction on account Of late
train on the occasion Oithc Republicans
vet unequalcd demonstration OF October
Is, was cnviously referred to us "monu'
mental acknowledgement"
Eut to criticize the turnout would be
unIeuerous. 1t vas the best they could
do, and they deserve credit tor It.
rurorp rouAy
MI. n.,,.,,.,.;., ,.,nIiI,,o g.. ,,ioo
ny ,.i''VIi"''T ,I ,"t,,i"is a,,ia ,,"r ~, ".
Tfts'SSm' !, u'e I, "v.nr To'g sorre "o
~ :, Sr''''o,S "1TI w. ".,'u no'"Dars so L ,io
as "'t'"y'os @ i",I ,% T"' az smu'", o,,o "u
slle 10 St' tI't ll'1i. fIr TIo 'T". yr'Iao
Was 700 "u ,, anu ',vDi' @ ~, ~ ~. ISo oo.1 -.
NitNt'''''i '.'o, ~ "nu T'''' ,ou, "tj oi
hu"eu |" MS "G.' - ~" 'IG 1r'rH-'ll VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-31

New NoWH, oct. 3O.-At the meeting
to-day oi the Board Of Estimate and Ap.
portiunmcnt, District Attorney Fellows
stalcdthat within two years past his OF,
iicr and the police authorities had rs.
tablshrd secret service system for the
purpose Of guarding the opponents oi
law andorlrraIl oycrthc civilized world,
Anarchists and Socialists are among
those who are being watched. lie also
said that some ul the hoodlcrs uudcr bail
would beyond question be- tried tor
bribery during the coming year.
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This list comprises ouly those who re-
ccivc their pay directly from the office,
and does not include helpers in any dc.
partmcnt, and we presume with those
added it would not affect the result.
The facts and statements given above
will apply to, and can be substantiatcd
by all other factories in the same line Of
business.
Another iact;--To the skill, sobricty,
irugality and economy of these en-.
ployes, may be added that they are
PRurECTIoSIsTS- almost, il not alto
grthcr, to u man, and know that the
continuance OF the rate Of wages they
are now receiving is absolutely depend.
ent upon a continuance OF the present
nrUtectiYe sYstcm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-31

ST. Lours. oct, 80 William II. Blake,
nominee Of the Union Labor party for
Governor Of Missouri, has sent letter
to the Executive Committee oi that
party, declining 10 make the rNcc, The
committee iS now IN session considering
what is To be done under the Circum.
stances. It is freely claimed that Mr.,
Blakc's withdrawal means coalition be-
tween the Union Labor aud Republican
parties in the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-31

CnIyAGo, oct. aO.-lustiCc Hamburger
this morning discharged the alleged
dynamite couspiNtors, KalcbcrE Thomp'
son, Nicholson aud MagrC, who were
charged with placing dynamite on the
street ear tracks during the strike, The
Justice held that the evidence did not
warrant him in holding the men. The
casr for rousplrins to !ujurc the proper
tv Of the road was resumed.
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SDtcial DRDHich 70 Mt InlllIgenotT.
RAvENswooD, ". Va, Oct. 30.-Gen
GoF spoke to-day to an audience oil
l,5OOto 1000 people at Jackson c. II
1t was magnificent audience and the
General gave the people one OF those
able speeches which he has been giving
to the people in every county OF our
grand Mountain State. lie was greeted
with great applause by the mountain.
GERS and his talk will have excellent
effect throughout the county.
Put Jackson down for n majority OI
300 for Harrison, Golf and Charlie
Smith,
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PARIS, Oct. 3O.-Thc religious marriage
Of Gen. Boulanrcr's daughter and Capt,
Driaut took place in the church OF st,
Pierre to-day, Many military officers
and Bonapartist members Of the Cham.
Lur ol Deputies were present. 4 thfune
oi people outside the church Chccred
General RouINugcr when he appeared,
The Cabinet held council at the
palace ol the lilyscc to-day, at which the
rrrsldpnt prrsiiri. The income tax
bill WAS approved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-31

of the age in the medical line is the
Iiuuih iruit remedy, syrup ot Figs, man
uiarturrd only by the California Fig
syrup Company, SAN Francisco CaIitor
MIA. Itis agreeable to tho taste, accept
able To the Stomach, harmless in It's ma
turc. painless yet prompt aud thorough
In It's artion. Sold doRlv by Logan Il Co,
Anton T.. Hess, Il Il, Burt, and {. Mem
Krmullcr. At Bctairr by Vi, y. Mrrer.
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TomvTu, ONu, oct 30 Louis Helm.
Slonakrr, the Ascending cashier oi the
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway Com
muy. at sioux city, Iowa, was brought
before a police magistrate to-day nnh re-
m1nIrd 10 the county Judges court,
where he will hc brought np Tor extra
lttiuu tomorrow,
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NI1-'F7 I7I7I7I7F7' W I7'y I7'IFIIytTIW'
RAyESswoOp, W. Va, Oct. 3O,-Walk
Archer, aged twenty years, was killed at
Il religious meeting on Trace Fork in
this county on Monday night by stabs
inflicted upon his person by onGsJohn
Brown. The difficulty resulted IRON
talk about ArCher's sister.
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BrIrAsr, Oct. @o.-Dr. Smythc, an
other Of the persons connected with the
conspiracy to dciraud the Equitable
Life Insurance Company OF New York,
has been convicted. lie was sentenced
10 six months imprisonment, but the
execution OF his sentence was postponed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-31

Edw. l.. Rose 4 Co. have Topped oil
the high price charged for Sewing Ma
chimes, and adopted nm entire new sys'
tenn ol selling. No canyasscrs employed.
The agents commission given 10 the
customer Rcnh advertisement on the
other Sidc."llow you can save from
SO to 81,