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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
0r9anblunaen Der IcuerueGr.


&c9elmdBi9e 8erIammluu9 an II.
September, 1883.
9as Yrotofol Der letteu 9erlamm=
llng iuucoe perlelen uuo %unsenommen
9ln mOnatli6en 8eitrdgen 9ingcn
$1,000
Gintritts9elb BON Sris 5ltbr... LOO
Sullllta ..Sl1.oO
Ius9aben u,e fOlst:
3. 6. Ionni9 & Srp., 2 Grumz
mcin. ..S13.OO
Safpb Sacr, Wrbeit. ....... go
Ybilip &a9ncr, Grbcit. LAO
SuHlHlu .Sl0.OO
Sci6lphen Qeryu @m. Gberlin Den
Sanf oCs ScrciuS ausSuiprctcn, fir eli
ni9e Stride iuelde er Der Gpmpaanie
9eihenft bat.
5errer lprroe beidIuiien, baB Der &C.
tretar beauftra9t Iei !6errt Sobn Mils
Ter eilen MISUNDERSTANDING su seben,
ipcldcn berielbe 10 lause CT Nadtipd6.
ter 1T, IN Ieinem Seiie bebalteu bari.
9err 5rib 5lubr Uurbe einitimmi9
ais leueS @it9lieo aufseupmmen.
Serr 6u99cr reiGte ieincn idDrliGen
Serift ols SdasmeiIter eirl.
0aS SaiencUntite beri9tete, baB es
ben Seridt bes SdasnteiIters utter
iu6t utb iiir ri9ti9 beIunbeu babe.
5ol9enbe reueu Sean,ten iuurben fir
bns laufeuoe Sobr eripGblt:
Captain, !Sn9o Srppp; 9ieutenant,
8ieser; @Ornonn, GottT. 9ap;
S9asaeilter, Charles 6usser; eefre=
tir, @usen 8ippitein; Captain Der
Satenz unb 9eiter= Seftipr, s. O@sn,r;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Mor9cn gtbcnb sroBe 3uiammentu1It
nrr 8epublitoncr in Der Gon5ertbauc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
Gin1ema6teS.

Sausrtraut, Ssnf. Cali unb GGiisurfrn,
tomatoes, etsnfaaS &rauifTpfe, uup Riirbie.
&uf 8tfsluns in'S Saus e%rlitfsrt.
tept7 3mt &arlBptgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
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Entered at The Post onice Mt Hermann, Mo-,
and admitted for transmits ion through me hiaiie
at second class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Scrr 0crruom S0rDper mto 6ons'tte
upn GGiro Greet, tauucn an lcBtcn NioH-
too bier tnrd nuI iDrent &c9e nof
yeebrastu, iuo tic ii0 uicber5ulniin Sc
bcnfen. gS,r wimIden OcnIclbcn noa
bette 8pblcr0cbcn in Der Nellcn 3clma!b.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Die Scrrrn :. s. Grace mlb 6cmrg
SranOburlt, uom iiiolihcn Sbcilc unIc
res GOuntg's, rnmcu lcbtcu Sumsto9
nit cillcr i;5 &0pic Sdblcuocn %ieb
bccroc bier ourt chi iBrem @e9c nn6
Nuoruin County, lUO tic Die 0cerOc 81
Sutcm &Ortlcilc 81 ~ucrtOuIen aeSeufcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Die bette gtdbntaidine I'M 2anoe Der.
fault 81. S. Saienritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
&epablifanii9es eeaatb 5idet.

HePADttIaAIIWeS VpAutg @luel
SIR Rspr GGentant:
8ren 9. @attbeips.
Gir GcIeftcr
@cu. Sraettfp.
8ur S$asmsifsr
Gbas. 6u9ser.
5ar SbsriH:
Sobu @. sbodlep.
Sir Gruuiy- anpalt:
Sreh. 8. @eniel.
Sir aTefcr:
S. Martin &unS.
Sir Ri&tsr ROM nSrblitsn Difrift:
Iu9uit 9Fpbrer.
6ir Ri&tsr rom iibli&sn Eiirift:
Sos. s. Surbarid.
Sir Coroner:
81. g.. 81. Spredelmeper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Ncrr Neinrid SuIdmeicr bat oicier
Gage obcrnlalS cine aluge 9e9en ieincn
Sh>picgerlO6u, 2Ouis 2ingetfelpcr eil,s
g~clCitet nlo abcrmals perlpren. Gs
bnnbCitc lidl Inn bie 9uft Der Su1d=
meier i6cn 6arnl, nllf Welfcr 2ingen=
lcl0Cr Wp0ut unb BON Observation-Disclosures
iulcocr SeltB Dnbcn m0dtc. Ter 6nGl
lpuroc leetc@ 6rilbiaGr pur 6ricpens=
rtdtcr Snttclmarn %perbanbclt uuo Qegcn
Suldunelcr eltl6iCocn, wclfer Damn all
ba@ &rci59cridt appcllirte. IA abcr
Die ~HcdtSpfIcgc in1& reis9cri6t nad @l
lid)t oc& 6r1. &uidmeicr nidt raid oez
mig BON Stottcu 9ebt, fla9te CT III Der
3pil6cn5cit nod einntnl ppr Sriepcns
riftcr S6arif Gil, rpr iueldJcm oic8laae
lcttclI Nlcnatag micherlm Srr &erbanbz
lung fam, lulO nit Dem pben moeoeutc
ten &cililtnt citpctc.
Sn lciltcm NunabnIel6rcibeu la9t Der
GrdiiOenti6nft$sG nroioot Der 9robibiz
tionilteu, Sisf: ,&d:e ib nic sllopr
GrpDibiiioniit 9ciueIen, bic Saltun9 Der
rcpnblitNniidcn Yartei uiiroc mid iebt
Slpin9cu, biclclbC 81 u%erloiicn." 0as
Iolltc bcm I~aulcn Oei9luib Der belnuz
frntllden 3Citumgen, bic ibren 9elern
nod tnimcr ciniurebtu iudJen, hnB lie ne
gen Der ErpgibitionsIrG9c cS nit ben
Scnnpfraicu uuo u;d)t nit Den &epubli=
toncrn bdlten %lolItcn, freilid ein Gnbe
MADDEN. llno CO miiroe lpobl auf biele
Sol9e Duben, lucmn bieie 3eitungeu in
Der gSabl-Gampd9ne ni6t 10 p~erSlpeifelt
ldlcd)t barnu ludreu. &pber lpaen lie
Die nDtGigcE Ir9umcnte ucbmel, uut ben
Irbcitcr 9laubcn ju mudcn, oa6 er III.
ter Der Scrridoft ser in Der btmOfratiy
l6en 4,artCi ilGernddti9en iiolid)en
Ylanthgen-Seliber better barnn ieiu
iucrpe, ais inter elmer republifaniiden
Hplitif bes Sdusts Der amerifaniideu
Snoultrie nno umeriranilfer Irbeit ?
Gs 1T jebenfals einia9er mo bcquenner,
itntt beiicn na6 iuie ppr aui benz olten
Yrobibition3adule berum5ureiteu. Oas
lie bann aud iuobl, nod fpie Dor,
tbun. (Siablono ilnipu.)
Die bette Gdbntai6ine in 9anoe Der.
Fauft 81. s.. Saienritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
Tarttt 1T nerrciltcu.

Cine quite 5arm in 5irf Greet friibsr pcn
81. Serbian sesisnst 1T untcr elnlti9rn BE-
bin sunesn ~ osrrenten.
Na6jufrasen lei Ius. Ne9eL
7iert. Sermann. Mc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Die @crren Slntpn 9cnImc, Otto
?9alfcr nnb G6a3. Grass iper6cn nm
nGdItcu Gonuta0 i'll Semme's @rouc
eiu Jog. Sosfet.& ictic perunitaltcn, 81
weldcm ouc 6armer Der 9ta6bari6oIt
ilcrnoli6It ciu9cta6cn Iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
EobIeni6au.

Auf Der Sarm bes untersei9Teten, i'll Sbiro
Greet Sownibip, piro am Is. Septemb +
cine Soblenidau itattftiben. Ter Gt9en=
tbiimer pes befe1 Don mei1en i3u6ttbiereu
se;eusten Eferbs o6er Gielfoblen crbGlt cine
lrdmie Don SIS. 90.
@m. &!.ae9er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

&eiietaiden unb Softer in sr6Bt.r
Gusipabl uno duBerlt biais bel q. 5.
Saienritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Siebc uelIc NnSel9eli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14
@criangt.

Gin brapcr Surge ppt 14-15 Jan
rem Der bns acknowledgement erlerne''
nil. W1nB gut en9lii6 rnb oentl9 iez
len f6nueu. 9tn6SuIra9cn IN Der Snice
picie3 Slnttes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Die Ditti6 acbcnbcn Taiia9icr5li9c Der
Wu. @nciiicbnbn famGt om Monta9
Morgcn i!utt I'M 1 llbr Mpr9cls crit
nm II HIN Mtittn93 ticr az. Die llrs
iade Der StrIpGtlmg rpnntcu mir ui6t
in G%ri0hrrnll brinGcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

Die 3crren ISM. 9. 9Cdmnrm uuo
Augult Srcotmonn, Ntit9licoer bes bic
ii9en YpitcnS Der @rnno Nrnlp, trotcn
ON lcbtcn Spnnto9 Die &ciie nn0 ST.
limbn&, SbiU oil, nm hcm bniclbIt 1tattz
iiuocnNcn %Gncampmcut Der %ctcroucrt=
%erCiuigun9 %tci;mup6ncu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-14

9tc bette Nusiuobl BON S6ecrcu, fci~
ncn GaIIirs uno Enidcnmchcr, 5u icbr
nicberen 9rCilen bel 81. $. 9aienrittcr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

s1t almost as eakirs Stock of f4rm APE
1lsa1z s11 a sArss Amount 4 l4y aa4 gE4la.
l1sllFsEce. 49,
k4.4naz0s dispa1ch sayx Ma Clancy
droFs bers fam fsE 80 scc4y siea q
sDaa 81 peaees sfeF Daiss l0szsell. >
laughter II Nsu Loas sci. Pfopf1sker -
TIE hotel here. 1Eey fook 1rlys zoo1t
me city. s1d tae LssM Es2 4szy. t1foe ~ :
t1sI4 s4E. oag noL i&luflng the4- lDs
oak<y sss p-f<8s1 az 4n1 tie i11les 81
~ i-le euasy a. tae Kalamazoo hg1se. A
s8.erze Rl4a AS 1e drive thsm 1Gs q the
city. snea iAs oorses Jumped aDd f&n.
ossth ia.1ies % tns eions Dagelaerit Mss
t0ngWeil sHuek 0s the side Of her lace.
pf08lci1z e3aeusaton 81 the brain. she sl-ll
reDaaias UNCONSCIOUS. Afs. Clancy sas BAD
u of-isst % tie slds 49, Ass, All i :
is4led internally injured
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Groceries and erov.sions-wholesaie.

sugars-cut loaf &C. grsnula:e1 7g7isc
"A, t@6t.c: Extra &C" o9614c: ellow
&C. 514@514c.
Cofee-Green Rio, l7a20c; Rio roasted, zig
24c; Java, green, 2392oe; Java, roasted, 3uc
Msricaibo. roasted, 22>s G2ic: Mexican, roasted,
2562sc.
Teas-Jspan, fine, 35zt3sc; Japan medium, p
@S0c; ordinary. 1s92 c: Hyson, 3o,I4ic; gun
powder, EG54c. OolOng, SJ,970c; Congo, 2o9
&c.
Flour-s2O5 per cvt-; $40 per bbl,; patent pro-
cess, S2oler0 o. per cwt., so.2O per bol all wheat
-four s2.lO per cwt., s5.l0 per bbl-; buckwheat,
12.75 Per cwt.
Mill Feed-Screenings, SIS per ton; bran, sis
ships $3.50: middlings sl9.
Feeo-Ccrn and cats, y2leb22.
Salt-Michigan. y C; Eastern 3l.l5.
Fisn-No. ! whitehsh, $40 per half bbl;
trout, s5.50f6 o.: cod. salt 6zt7c per ID, clans
sOc per hundred: oysters, bulk sl.COGsl.2 . gallon
standards, 20c can; selects, 25c can; annexed hall
but, lie.
Pork in barTels-Mess pork. Chicago packed
s5.ee extra short cut. sl5 500Gl6O,; standard clea
back. sl6.5O.
Lard-Tierces, 71<c; 10 snd 80 ID. tubs, &c; 5
10. round tins, l0O cases. &c; in tin pals, &c.
Beef IN barrels-Extra mess, warranted 2D0IDs.
S.504S extra. boneless. $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
GRAND RAPIDS Markets.
Farm Produce from First HAnda


Closing Friday. April g.
Apples 3.iye So per barrel
-buEteT--ee sc per %.
Cneese-sGate. iSc: New York. full cream.
l55@eEl4c.
Clover seed-s22sa2so. Timothy. s2s5 to
- 20 per busnel.
Dried Fruits-Apples. evsporated, 9Sl0c per
pound. quarters, SSsGc per pound; cherries, log
lee per pound; peaches l0Gl2 per pound
Eggs-Fresh 1 lie per dOz.
Fresn Meats-Dressed hogs. 500 ar. % per cwt.;
mutton. $7.0oss.VO; veal, so.OOS 10; beef, siol
Grain Whes,. le2c lower, at 75'6a7ec per bu
for waILe ana red Oals- ooc. Rye, 5ct9oJc. corn,
oOeS '2c. Barley, lsoSl.+o per cwt
Hides-Green. SIae5c; part cured, 51z9e1zc
cu-ed, 61o1.c. calf skins, % u pounds, &C
Dekin skins, I5e125c each, sheep pelts. 3jc9sl.Z0
WOO feing estimated al 2oc per pound
Honey-i3tdi6c i6c, strained, 1uulzH.
HOps-sffl2- per 10.
hay-Timothy, si250SlS.0 per ton; clover,
sl0.ot@l2O0.
Pouitry-Turkeys. dressed if@121Sc: Spring
chickens, lOel25sc. ducks. 1l8l &c; fowls, l2@
lz1sc; squirrel, l52 per pair; rabbits 259Oc pei
pair.
Potatoes-759s5c per bu.
Straw-3 q 90 as - per ton.
Tallow- 0Szcper ID.
wood-Block stove wood, Sl.759225 per cord:
four loot WOOD, SiOO9J.0J per cord
Coal-ss.O0: CRATE, s7.75.
Lime-Grand Rapids. 75c; Ohio, 90cs Pe.oskey
$50.
Salt-75c for Saginaw or Manistee
Kerosene-MicB. test lO1s water white, l11sc
Gasohne-l2c per gallon
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

y. D. suit, Druggist Bippus. Ind. tssti-
fex II can recommend Electric Bifters ss
The very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has gwen relief in every case. one nan
fr-ox SIX bottles. ana vas cured oi Keums-
ism cf 10 years Standing Abra-
han Hare. druvgist. Bellville. Ohio.
sfii-mx The best selling medicine
have ever handled 10 my twenty
wears experience. = Electric Bitfers -
Thorsands of others have added their tesi-
rouv. % thst the verdict isunsnimous that
F.actrfc Ritters 4 o cure al diseases of the
Liver Kisnevs or Blood Only a half dol
lar a bottle AZ Peek Bros. Dsug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

Another wonderful discovery hss been
made and that too by = lady 10 this county
Disease fastened IL clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstoOd its severes'
tests, bat Der VITAL organs we're undermined
and death seemed imminent For three
months she co0ghsd incesssntlY and could
not sieer she ecukht Of Is a bottle oi
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and vas 80 much rsijevsd on taking frsi
dose hat she slept All night snd with one
bottle has been niracuiously cured. Hs,
rsrns "a Mrs. IutheT Lufz Thus writes
We Hsnrick A Ce of shelly. y. C.-Gei
a 10 cent bottle st Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
GIVE HIM s.. AND Lrr Hrx CUES.

We once heard man complain of feel
ing badly. and wondered what aileo him.
A humorous friend said, Give doc tor s2,
and let him guess IL was a cutting satire
on some doctors. who don't always guess
right. You need not guess what ails YOU
when your food don't digest. when your
bow els and stomach are insctive. and when
your head aches every DAY, and you are
lsnguid and easily fa'igued You are oil :
ious. ard DR.. Pisrco's Pleasant Purgstive
Pellets will bring you out ali right. Small
sugsr-co&ted. easy to take. OF druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Chiiblsins
Corns and all Skin Erupticns, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required II
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, ol
money refunded. Price - cents yer box
For sale 5y Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
MyisiOn-sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
New York

April .-whest-lzuli - higher and nrn.
Win moderate OptiOn trading. No lred, April
50 al SIoe May. ~ sioe ~ .es June. -. o
6 ,c july 50 t8.l -c.
Corn-1.c bitter trading light Mixed West
ef8 SPOT. o2Botgs fuinre-. 5St4cs so3c.
P0rk-Fi frn New mess. sl4 58zlRG0. cd,
sl4-fsssf IL -
lard--stesdy steam rendered, g. 81 <es7 95
butter quiet barely steady Western, Il ss-oc-
fggs--ctec
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
The Union Pacific has just arranged With

The Union Pacific has Just arranged with
is Eastern COZ Hec5ious for series of semi
monthly excursions 20 al points on its lines
in Kansas and Nebraska. and as far west as
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska divis-
ion. Tickets for the roDnd trip will De sold
at the rate Of about one limited fare By way
of all Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific Ten DAYS will be allowed going
and I've returning, ard the tickets will be
good for thirty days with stOp-over privii-
~ees within these limits. over the Union
psrifc Ines IN the States named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

To be called handsome. especially the
young ladies. But that & simply impossi-
bly, IS long - their face IL covered With
pimpiss. blotches snd sores. But visit.
there is no reed OF this. one or tw0 bottles
Of Sulphur Biffers viii remove a.! such dis
hgurations, and make your face fair and
rosy.-- Faasie Bel. Edstrfss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The r~ceus statistics Of The number OF
deaths sho~ thsf the arzs majority die Of
Consumptico. Tals 5isesse may commence
With an apparently harmless Cough which
can he cured Instantly By kenps Bz'ssm
Tor ths Throat and trDgs. vhich = guar
snteed ~ cure sa8 relieve al csses Price
-l,c md 81 90. Trial sizs free. For sale By
W "a Tinfa T~rxeist
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

Hello Cenfysl-Cive ne Oos"
Hello '-' Were ven ~ ewstisnd's open
ing,
We'll. sbou'd ss5 J va sna il tictiss
ne almost - 0psfh ~ fhirk IL . time again
" drink bis ice cream to6s
" ben was the opening
why. saturday tinl : end J under
sssnd bs hes sd0e6 new Counter FoUn-
tsin nlssiug s. ,ne oi tbs buest dnaking
feun sins r AfBerics.
Oh. that is nice. Now don't f0rgst The
place. Good bye
Good bye
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
roretgn Graip ,Iarke,..

Liverpool April 81 p. N Wheat firm with
fair demand. holders o1er sparingly
Corn-Aixed Western. nrn, with fair de
mani - l0d CaT.oes on coast with United
k1us sdom fair
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Detroit.

April s-Wheat-S3 white s6c. No ?
red cash, e'4c; Nay, SO, June. s5I.c. July
SIC Asked
t0rH ~tfi.c.
O4ts-No. ?, Sac asked. No. white SIC
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Only at O'HARA'S.

p Where do ladies generally
go to get those handsome
beaded Toilet Slippers for
$1.55 or $l.50l
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
OUR MARKET REPORTS.


IAe f0lAo~ilg rspsrs q yssSert4ys sss YORK
sssck Exea&lgs 4a1 Cslesso srsn sa1 prssis-
i11 alArksas. 61aa--asd - ( h les < CO con
i1%sslea 1zfcas1ES - Pearl-ss, aotss taS oPsa-
iGg 1lsassl lsSess 2ad elos.ag pres It's 0sds'
n41lea
C. q q. Is}sz lss5S ns+ nss4; gsr~ss
seliTs- fl4 - - =. Sanlc2 scszlne.l4
y - - - 49, ~ - AA--s-s 3eA@s. Il.
a "A. ls. Le4LsFi - hzSAFllls - s. =
80. L4Se shore, ~. ~. 50 ~ lela~aFs
= ASeA@s@ilzz -. ~ lzoz - A2sofu
Pa ide. 81 7aa Iss. ~. Nee fosk ieulra.
lea. i5o. D@ss l<., NSs knsiaud. 81 I.
49, A5s.. Northern F4ei1c. preferred. - !.
ttt - So. AeFsh eslern. tgits. l87 !.
I 50. Ae.. u. Il. 10. w. 10 Z. l061s. 0fegoa
iraue, 1875, -. is3z l9, Sattnc Nal 81 y,
So q - slss raiiadslpnis & Reading 81
-. So 3sss hsen14oad Ie0alnal. L3s =
- - 81 fsl. -. ia. - 7f. MiclLzs1
CsuiIzj 2. . ~. =. Texas Paci1e. ~. -
., - Cn.Oa Pscinc 80. 30. 5-ts. 5zs.
y ssierl Cnioa. 1s5ss "a 1s5s iS5s. EEse sec
1Edz. si5.s =. S5ss 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
To O'HARA'S OF course.

Who sells gents genuine
Dongola seamless vamp Shoes
for $500? | always have to
pay 400 myself.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Drunkenness

Or - L.1ocr Escf Pos fv.iv Crre5
~ s1~ lrfs-srf-z T.. Esi-es
Ccicen SesclTc
e car - zive1 IT 4 car cf coFes ~ - ~tn-
r--t tts srrstiasi.e ~ RE- rs-sru tzEsas =
49, i1t@iv 1s-ns 49, s0d ri esa e cerTa snert
sn6 sneesir c1re. vrer7eT 80 .si ear s rofe-.
sfe erinser or ar sico1ltic Trecs 7tc-1ssef3s ri
*r-4fksTeis heve hesn Elsfe fs-nrersfe Gen e -
have tsxe1 GeiIlfr Syecite In s1r.r ~ 2 p ~ll1
rss treir f1ov efs<e &rd t.s1ar ~ eve meg
.sssst f-z1kl1z ~ her cFa f-~e III rFf 3 Z
scr re- il r<cr~-eS sn 0fteT irr r'@S. -t 81 ~,
- H1-o- screffre r. srE1 F- 81 r
TiBss zzsxs. ~ Aonroe g. So -s fsnsi 81
crszd Rsrs's Mtca.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

nr Pinzasna hss removed 1is ofFce 20
& he new ksnssls Riock. IA A0croe 81.
Fhe~a be nav - foun1 fr1ua I'll ~ a.
7rn s sn1 a. III - = N Dr.
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Vq~s-k u.tsi ne -Qeeirx of the Living
scr. Tafeshsne o@ee snd Wsrpiek 67n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Chie.xo

Aprl s-wheaE. No May, 7os. 7e3.. 20.
s.
Csln-Aay, So, So. Sis. 52i..
Oats NAY 5s 81 !, s@s, So
F0fE- Ma, e. 81. s4si $500 slsT.
Lard-N4y, Q 81 49,. o 30 s755.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

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sEessnt csSin.ss s,r xsao - d,zen-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

rir@t snrusi hsIi 81 - z.vsn ~ the
s.iirs sacsesy an8 Grams Riv-v Loize. No
- nrothArhocd of Locomotive fireHen.
a. Rs1ns-ns H41 Sn1ta DIVISION 81.
svedrssdSv erenfae. Apxii s., i,ee. fckets
rs -an-x Invitations wil os required ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Fl. O'HARA at ~ Canal-st

Where can / buy good
serviceable Shoes for my
children, something that will
keep their feet warm and dry,
fit well and look neat without
paying two prices therefor?
O'Hara's is the place you
are looking for. No matter
what you want IN the line of
footwear, you will make no
mistake if you do your trading
at
.O'HA r AS,
72 Canal Street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
ANSWERS TO
Qorresr ondents

Where can buy Ladies
good fitting Kid Opera Slip
pers!
At O'HARA'S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

raeinet Phssss s1est snsh. 81 WIS
rzllery - kenroe--k
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.


For SEQ rer dcren vau car get the best
Cabinets 10 tie ctv ~ Vykes gallery s.
Me- Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

Where can find Ladies first
class Kid Shoes worth $3.50
for about $l.50 or $1,000
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

Suitable for the little fellows.
Just the kind OF ont door amuse-
ment they should have for the T
health. Al the above goods at
very low prices with many
other styles. In fact every TOY
on wheels at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-08
Woo Fortune Before Too Late.

At New Orleans, La, on Tuesday always
the second Tuesday monthly July 10th.
1888, the 2lSth Grand Monthly Drawing of
the louisiana State Lottery took place
under the sole management, as usual of
Gems G. T. Beauregard Of Louisiana, and
Jubal A. Early of Virginia. The prizes
varied in amount from $500, 600 to 800
The public like to hear of the successes. No.
IS, 567 drew the first capital prize of $780,
600. 1t was sold in fractional twentieths at
81, sent to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La. Two-twentieths were paid to Weldon
Van Steinburg and Charles Emmerich, IS
Columbia street. New York; one TO Sydney
Potter, 1,345 Elm street, Dallas, Tex one
Anglo Californian Bank Qimited) San
Francisco, Cal. one to Josiah c. Mitchell,
Boston, Mass. one to Andrew Gallagher,
13l Hampshire street, Boston, Mass the
remaining parts were held elsewhere. No.
So, 469 drew the second capital prize of
100000; also sold in like manner in TWEEN
tieths; one to depositor, through Pc 1ples
Bank, New Orleans, La. one to Z. B. Rich
ards q Co., New York city; one to J. j.
Beyelle and Frank McKeon, Mobile, Ala. !;
one to First National Bank Of Mobile, Ala. !;
one to Barnet Hodes New York city. ETC..
etc. No. A, S43 drew the third capital prize
Of $50 900, also sold in fractional parts of
twentieths, two paid to Norfolk National
Bank of Forfolk, Va. two to a deposit IT,
through Wells, Fargo & Co., San Fran
cisco, CAL; two 10 James M. jenkins,
Rome, Ga. one to Moses Diselets and one
to J. w. Patterson, both OF Haverhill,
Mass. one to Southwestern National Bank
of Philadelphia. Ps No. ss,05o drew fourth
capital prize of S25, 900. also sold in twentl-
eths at 81 each. The prizes went every
where, hither and yon. The names of many
winners are withheld by special request,
which are always granted when made-and
it all goes over again on Tuesday, Sept. IL,
1885, On application to NJ. A. Dauphin
New Orleans, La, all information relative
thereto will be given. Woo fortune, while
you can, before it is too late.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-08
wETHERHoRN GIVES BOND.
He Demands an Examination in Jus
tees Court.


tees Court.
Detective Henry Wetherhorn was ar
rested yesterday as accessory after the fact
to the burglary committed by Frank Ham,
ilton (colored) last May. Hamilton's state
ment in the superior court last Satur-
day brought about the detectives arrest.
Hamilton was taken before Justice Elsinger
yesterday and he made affidavit to
Wetherhorn's being accessory after the
fact in the stealing of young Craig's watch.
for which Hamilton was tried and con-
victed.
The detective rendered bond for 81 900
for his appearance for an examination. but
be was met by the statement that the bond
must be for his appearance at the December
term of the court. When this was brought
to the attention of Wetherhorn's counsel,
w. g. Charlton, ESQ.,, the latter notified
Justice Elsinger that bis client was ready
for an examination, and was willing to give
bond to appear for the hearing.
Justice Elsinger replied that he would have
to consult the solicitor general. Mr.. Charl-
ton, with some warmth, replied that he
proposed that his clients rights should not
he abridged, and that he did not care what
the solicitor general or any one else thought
about it; he proposed to tender the bond
for appearance at an examination, ano no
other. Justice Elsinger finally accepted the
bond, and the detective was released from
custody. In card published else where in the
MORNING NEWS he denies the truthfulness
of the statements made by Hamilton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-08
CUTTING OFF SAPELO,
The Inside of the Movement to Attach
it to Brunswick.

There seems to be very little inter-
est taken yet in the bill introduced
by Congressman Norwood to transfer
Sapelo island TO the Brunswick GUS
toms collection district. Capt. John
F. Wheaton, collector Of customs of Savan-
nah, said yesterday that ne did not think
that the bill win get through congress this
summer, and he was not prepared to say
that any protest will emanate from his of
tice--not at present, at least II the govern
ment wants any information he is prepared
to furnish it upon application.
The collector said that the matter has
been talked of before, and he is inclined to
think that its agitation originated with the
Darien mer chants. Darien is near at hand
and in the Brunswick collection district
and it is the people of Darien and not 81
much those of B unswik, who seek to have
the transfer made.
1t amounts to a small thing any way
Capt. Wheaton said, probably ten or fifteen
vessels, which, of course. will reduce the
commerce of Savannah that much. II it
is the desire Of Savannah to make the best
showing attainable to aid in getting harbor
appropriations the proposed transfer may
be opposed by Savannah merchants at the
proper time. Sapelo, Capt. Wheaton says,
is about as near Savannah as it is to Bruins
wick. and so far as distance goes the latter
has no claims. The proposed transfer is not
unlikely to have considerable opposition,