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TUESDAY.
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ca,..o over TO so.nL vacation from
,be Clinton Coilc-e.
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Tuesday.
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Miss, called 1t ,',c Office during GU;
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Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Patents granted to citizens Of the Souii ern
S,ates during the past week, and reported fo7
this paper by c. A. Snow & Co, patent law
yers, Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d.
ii. Altman, Mobile, Ala, umbrella; +.
Bab;n, Houma, La, coffee strainer, r. II
Bschlot., Savannah, Ca, station indicator; Z.
L. Beach. Lulas Tex; animal trap; F. Cook,
New Orleans, La, feed water regulatory G.
H. Coursen, Baltimore, Nd, glove fastener;
c. N. Erwin. Birmingham, Ala safety lange
for railway rails I. F. Han!ey, New Orleans,
Ia passenger register; A. II. lsbell, Ashes
ylle, y. c. Memorandum calender, II. T.
Kel.aT, New O.Ieans, La, car s,,r,er; II. B.
Kirv, Mt. Pleasant, S. c., registering gang
board, J. c Connor. New Port, KY, torning
.icsiyns on sheet metal; J. O'Ferrall. Baltimore
Md. ran soldering machine, J. :. Orr, Angus.
IA, n.y., Fence; J. u Overs, Jackson, Tenn,
arai, timber ioI cars; n. 6. Pahner, Chat,a'
nooea, Tenn, buil!ing blyck; q Richardson,
Menardvi!le, Texas, sheep sleare.; w. s.
Ross Mzdisnnri.lc, Ky, comlina lion imple-
ment I. W. Schiller baltimore, Md, ice
breaker for vessel. V. Z Sh-p,rd. C,rinato'
Ay., passenger ticket, W. 4 Su,ith. Burning
han, Ala, lire escape h Naa Per, Nash
viie ieun, vaLicl= heel
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Last Saturday morning at II

Last Saturday morning at II
o'clock, Frederick Ill. Emperor of
Germany. followed his father in
,!ea.h, after brief reign, in which
he never enjoyed single well day;
but during which time he displayed
the most remarkable moral courage
and fortitude. He calmly gave direc-
tions for the funeral, which he de,
sired to bo very plain, and whispered
words of comfort and consolation to
his noble and devoted wife-ior she
was model wife, as well as Empress
and quietly feel asleep. 1t is to be
hoped his son and successor, William
will make as wise and just q ruler as
his father and grand father.-New
Era.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

RgrK-ass Di,e.AV e. Tis9JLs q"
:,aturl.y ii5. a'ra! d...'', car "''cii-
len Wa attracted toward tie Daisy
#aioon, i,y herring s..o d:."larao Of
- r:s.ul, nrl looking ~ iaat way
noticed illrly Darius coming down
he wa',; with d.:'wn pistol in hand
trd a.ln, as he ca.1e. We were
-itins Oh AIr Thc!ie's gallery con-
ycrs;ng with some gentlemen. On
approaching the front of MIR. Titche's
5torc, Durna snapped his pistol once
or twice anl thnn reloaded it. With
the ramtrk 'l9t her co. he shot one
hole through the glass door, and
another into the gallery post. He
ihcn ratraced issteps, and after he
bal gone back into the saloon we
beard some shots from two lihere...
pistols, one being Burns pistol, and
40 arc informed the other was Rou-
ben Williams pistol Burns was ar
rested by Il. II. Brown, deputy
l,criff Sheriff Scott arriving, took
.'im to the lookup. Hardy Burns is
n hard working young man and we
regret to see lin acting il this way.
He was very drunk. There is en-
tirely too much of this reckless
shooting in our town. An Innocent
party is as much in danger as those
who are engaged in such passtime
On Monday Hardy Burns appeared
before the 9th District Court, waved
examination, and his Hon. Judge
Williams fixed the bond at $1O75.
Williams was hold in q bond of $500,
which was furnished.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
Total a

1t is thus seen that Cleveland
must have at least 20l votes TO win.
Spectators in political chances can
now begin to make their calculations
as TO how the various States will 20.
Shreveport Democrat.
We can count col almost sure for
Cleveland with good fighting
chance for several others.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
To unknown TaxDnycrs,

You are hereby notified that The taxes for
the years lSSj>SG and 1887 are new dIe nnd
unpaid and it not paid 10 twenty day from
date, ] will proceed 10 seize aud sell the lo>
lowing described property to satisfy tho Same
and all cost as required W law
Assessed to unknown owner 50 acres }
offs W sec 81 Il IS 9 G, taA and cos,
1855 50 20, 1856 So IN, 1887 Sc 20. AS.
sesse1 10 unknown owner 100 acres s W 1
sec - T15 r 6 e. Tax and ccsr lSS5
$500, 1856 So 20, 1887 $500.
LEM SCOTT.
l2-im Sheriff and FIX. OGcio Tax Collector
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
I no wasp has q thing,

In its tail called sting:
Which, if inserted near your eye,
VIII be apt to make you cry:
If not, j! may make you mad
Tncn, my friend, You would DO glad,
To have . remedy OF band,
The very hes. in all the land.
TicLcGor's An,iseptic will relieve the
pail
AID pct YOU in good Eumor
again.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

The Commercial Travellers Protective As
sociation Of tie United States, has a member
ship ofover sixteen thousand and is probably
the s,ronges, assoca'ion Of the kind in the
world. Mr.. John r. Stone, their Narl Sec'y
and Treas 10 Peaibon ST., Chicago, in a
letter states that he has boen severely troubled
at times for the rast twenty years, with
cramp and billions collie which would COMPEL
him 10 take 10 his bed from three to six days
W bile in 81 Lonis at their last annual meets
ing he procured a bottle Of Chanberlain's
Colc Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy md
has since used II with the best results. Ii is
lie oniY Remedy he ever found that effected
a rapid md complete cure. Nc one Can
safely travel withou; il. Sold Ly DR. J. S.
Bcaz!y. iun0SSIv
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
SLIERIFT'S SALE.

Cha. .Furhe, Tho. Hol- s27 D:suict Cont.
dimes. su5io.ce. vs. ii Parish of i.oh!aud,
Fa., VIM. 1. Oliver. safe ol Louisiana
Nat Tutor.
b. virtue Of a wrii Of Fl. IA. issued in the
above entitled suit. AMI 20 u,e !i.1cjcd, | viii
o.ief FOR sale at ih3 eGst door q lie coutt
house in RayviIle, L., On
Saturday, July It'll, 1883,
70 The last and highest bidder the following
properly, to>wit: Lots and II sqr. 10 oI
Rays plan Of Rayvile, together with aii Tia,
Improvements, Sc. thereon.
Terms u saIe-CasA wilhcU; lie Lcnei
of appraisment
The above ii, ia. having been issued on {
- months bond.
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Rayvlle. La, June 2nd, 1883.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
ALTO, La, June 25th, 1883

ALTO, La, June 25th, 1883.
Editor BEAcoN-Pleaso say through
your paper to the public, that there
will be an entertainment given at
Alto on the evening of July 18th, for
the benefit of the Baptist church. 1t
will consist of cLaralcs. military
drill, by email boys, and musical
tableaux, &c. Also refreshments fur
nished by the ladies.
Admission, adults so cents; chill
dren % cents. The public generally
are invited. They shall lave the
worth Of their money.
Mrs. ". I. IVY, Manager.
o. P. MILES, Cor. Sec'ty. 2t
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
The Farmeryille Gazette

The Farmeryille Gazette saws.
''Last Saturday night shortly afIer
clark our town was startled by the
firing Of several pistol shots in rapid
succession. IL was soon learned
that negro named wess Webb was
the victim Of the fatat~ shot. The
c"roners Jary returned tl.r following
verdict sThat the said Wess Wehb
game to lIis death bs . pistol shot
from the bands of Dan Go, be, col. -
The deceased ard Dan Goyne
vtre engaged in drunken qaarrel
JssulsIne ss sbvve stated Tue ac-
chssu Is IL jail
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

The Republicans nominated Dopi.
IL. Harrison, of Indiana for President
and Levi Z. Morton, of New York,
for Vice President. The ticket is re-
sardcl by some as q weak one.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Morton was put on the Republi-
can ticket for Vice President, it is
thd, on account of his money. He
Is said to I've worth sIO,OOO,OOO With
tnas much money and the nomina-
tlon OF the second place will give
them fighting chance for New
York. but We have every reason to
tAievs that New York State will GO
tor Cleveland.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Rabid dogs are creating sensa-
lion at Wichita, Kan. Several per
SONS lave been bitten by these dogs
aud died from the effects. The bet
Ter way to eradicate this fearful
inalady is TO Kill all the dogs.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
SATURDAY., July 7th 1888.
Notice TO Tax PaYors.

! hereby give rorice that assessments for
Parish, Stale and Levee taxes fox the year
1883 Of the parish Of Rich.and, are now
ready for inspection and correction. Those
desiring TO investigate their assessments are
notified % come forward and DO so within the
next thirty days. GEO G. PuRvIs,
Tax Assessor.
Eayville, La, june 9, 1883 i'm
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

A colored man Was killed at the
McDulhc place near Oak Ridge one
day last week 10y another colorcd
man. A woman was The cause ot tic
killing.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
Cheatlanl's Cl

Chea,han's Chill Tonic enrichens the llood
assists digestion and ia an excellent tonic lor
persons in enieeblei health Sold by d.
j. ) Beazley, also I W Thomi sou, Delhi
Ilnlo-itr.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Irn. joe. Wheeler, NJ. c., from
Alabama. Lac our thanks for o co, Y
Of his speech delivered on 4th and
5th days cs MAY upon tie tariff.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
For Congress.

We are au'hbrzed To announce tho Hon.
{. NswroN Of Morehousc as a candidate for
Iq-elcc,ion rs Represen ;a,ive OF the Fifth
Congressional Dlsrric,-Sui jrct TO the action
oi the Democratic Convention.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Another stage robbery was cons
mittcd near BaIlinser. Texas, 10y one
hiehwayman. lie secured $500 from
.he passengers.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

No matter what the nature OF your
wound DR.. Ticbenor's Antiseptic will
relieve the pain and heal il without
iuHauaiiuu.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

If you have been relieved or bene-
fitted by the use Of DR.. Tichenor's s
Antiseptic be kind enoug to tel lyour
friends Ofits good effects.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
a Blessing to Every Woman.

Those Of our lady readers who would /
to know how CLid-bsmirg may be MI
PdmicSs ard Safe can ae, The information !
scaled envelope by sending four cents
postage stamps 10
MRs f. E.REVERE, Boz 283, Jersey City n
s~n2l-'SS-ly.9o
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Don't use DR.. TicbeDor's An,i--r
tic on old chronic ulcers, but for re
, fresh wound L j. the best rep ed
Known
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

We do not care to fight Col. Gee.
Moor,nan further as candidate for
State Commissioner Of immigration,
Tut he ought to resign from private
land companies before he asks for
such an appointment. Shreveport
Democrat.
Those who encourage Immigration
should DO encouraged in their efforts.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

The nominee of the Republican
party for President, is grand son of
the late Tx President Itnrrison.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Tayio,'s snr Chln Cue !. 'ts best on
a'u. So.d " Ia } ; Baz.ey havllie La
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

vs.. In 9th District Court,
Van. 1. Oliver. Parish of Rich!and,
, SAFE OF Louisiana.
Hy virtuo ct a VIII, of ri. Fa. issued in the
above styled cause aad 10 me directed, | viii
offer .1I sale al tho cast door Vi court lou sc
u Eayyiile, Ia. Oh
Saturday, July 7th, 1888,
70 the lass anI hisresi bidder tic following
described property, To- it: 5 L and i " !
Il ; " ! and : Of. : W sec g TIP Is Il
. +, Containing $50 acTss. Also lots aud 1
s1r. ;, lot scr. 7 los !, 2 and sqE. oi
Rays Plan of Rayyille, together With I'll ,kc
buildings, &c. thereon.
Terms Of sa.e-Cash with the benefit Of ap,
pfai,ment.
LEN SCOTT, Sheriff
Rayviile, La, June End, 1889.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

S.JseriJl for the BEACON
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
TIE ELECTOGL5L vO1E.

St the corning presidential election
tho States named below will have the
number Of electoral votes given:
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
LEN corr.

ShcrIn, oifce. RayS.Le, l..
ju,.c Pub, 1855. r.,-tttt-l
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
ETIICCSNESS,'


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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Rather ingenious but not less fraudulent
are tie pretended tests Of baking powder
being made in many OF cur kitchens by
agents who are trying 70 further the ssle Of
Chicago article. These so-calied tests
consist 10 mixing separately. with water a
sample Of the bs1ng powder found in the
house and of that carried by the agent
From that found ia the b ouse, IL pure
article, the bubbles of gas will rise aud
burst on top like those from glass Of cham
pagns. TBs Chicago baking powder which
they carry, when mixed with water. viii
show sn extra froth upon the top Of the
mixture which is claimed as evidence Of
superiority. On the contrary, however,
il is not only the exhibition Of trick. but
10 absolute proof that the baking powder
which so acts is sdulteratsd. The chemists
have ascertained ibat the sdulterant used II
q chemical added for the xpress purpose OF
producing this action and decslying house
keepers as 10 the trRe value of the BAKING
powder. This is rot only q dishonest
trick, but dirty one tor the chemical is the
product OF the filthy refuse Of the slkug ghter
house. and If this baking powder Is used IN
the preparation Of fsod ii passes into the bis-
cult or cake without change. OF course,
any statements made in reference 10 other
baking powders, by parties csught in prso-
tising such tricks 2s these for the purpose Of
deceiving the public, will be entitled 10 no
credit.
Il is probably wisest in the interest OF our
families, and 10 prevent our food from being
contaminated by tramps OF this kind. 10 turn
all persons who wish or attempt 10 tampsr
with il unceremoniously from the door, and
to use those articles only which experience
has proved satisfactory. or the official tests
have established as pure and wholesome.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
LAasTRy AND THEo.
Two ResuttfuI Pictures worthy the At
tssfioa OF Art Cesnoisseurs.

Two Besatsfaf Pictures worthy the At
t-ssioa ef Art Cesneisseurs.
The attention Of the public daring the
past few days has been attracted TO the IN
usual display Of several beautiful portraits
exhibited IA some of the finest show win
tl0vs ia the city. These pictures merit all
the admiration bestowed upon them. They
are correct likenesses of the actresses Lang
try and Theo. three quarters hfe-size.
framed in q heavy eiEnt-iuch gold leaf
frame and covered with French picture
glass
There srs sixteen Of these pictures on sx-
hioifion in tbs city. eight Of Ianxtry and
eight of Theo and they ara al 20 De given
a~sy oB luiv i3 70 the s. xteen persons who
have the sixteen largest number Of empty
Duke's Cameo Cigarette packages On that
date
W Duke. sons 4 Co. Who are the largest
mar afacrurers Of csxsrettes in the world,
vii this season Ege s~sY 70 the smokers
of Canoes ron one hundred % one hun
trs1 and twenty thousand dcilsrS worth q
the<e beautifai pictures. and taze this gen
ero1S and graceful manner 81 convs7 51z %
TIE pnbiic their recoenitian ard aupreo =
ten ri thsir patrc1szs q. F. Fske- va0
represents Daze. Scrs q Co. snd 80 has
been making tbe SMOKER hsppv n the lsst
ieT 1sTS sill - here sxsia on Jnsy tA
acd vii erintert he ararinE. whIrE
vii axe alsce as Swess,s hotsf IN CONVEX
sation xith hin a. Norris Fl Treusrh's =
40 is nnkes distributing sssnt Tor this
SECTION. NJ Tiss- zsid- Ia = rofnr - oe a
squsre a-swiux Fn~ rersons rno hsr.
rbe ia-eess nnra ser - srurtT Carseo hoxes
ans goina 70 set tie picinres.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

At-t@44f1 - s4<<z4s
84ssIssnos. Agfil 15-fbs Hoase Mil
tary Affairs CommitLss todsy gave. q nnal
hearing u TIE ~ BFosas Tsxas, s7aimAats-
This Is the eass IA sAieh sie0s4 wss %
have been paid by Congress for = miliiary
reservation. Il xss referred to . sue com
misEes. Of shieh NE. Ford sas chairman.
ior Investigation. and Il sss ewing 70 his
psrsistsrt lzbors that -sll ths fzets have
eons oe5. Ar. Ford from the start beliesed
that the price was excessive, and that qaes-
tionsble methods we're resosted 10 10 get
TIA appropriation through the Hoase.
While the full committee fa.s not yet oftie-
iAily expressed It's opinien, the Indications
are thai the members viii sustain Mr.. Ford
ond take ths same vis~ that he does.
Tomorrox morning NJ {. Ford will open
the tariff DEBATE. Ga saturday Mr.. Tsrsrey
siH speak.
EI-Asyor Smith. Of Big Rapids. Is here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
ON SUSPICION.

a Wsst slider Bra sds sn Innscsns Girl
With the Cri rae OF Larceny.
Last night . msn named Tracy, living
on stoeking-st.. ea'ns 10 Police Headquar-
tsrs and eomplai ned OF Eva Hamilton.
claiming that she had stolen SO from bis
house. The girl vas arrested and brought
10 hsadqaartsrs where. after an sasmina-
lion, SIZE wzs discharged, Sergeant Hurley
not thinking she was guilty. Ii seems that
Mss Hamilton. who Is . Salvationist, has
been st0psing Iaore or less with Levi Tracy
aud yesterday morning she borrowed .
cloak OF IracY's daughter and went away.
Tracy claims that he put so in . drawer
for his daughter TO pay debts with and
when they vscnt for the money IN the even
Ing IL was gone. 30 he laid the theft to Miss
Hamilton.
A hard question for Sergeant Hurley 10
solve war Why the daughter did not pay the
debts II me father left the money as stated.
Miss Hamilton Was arrested Just a. she
Was going 70 the Tracy residence 10 return
the borrowed cloak, something she would
not have done had she stolen the money.
Tracy went TO the Assistant Prosecuting
Alto rney for warrant, but was refused.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

sxelassss vtSl4sA0-et,A.s.
SAKkxAc, Apr. 26.-Mrs. c. Brock, OF
Ionis. has opened millinery store in the
Rink block. Yesterday afternoon the
house und barn of " r. Gould. Supervisor
Of Boston township. Was entirely DESTROYED
oy Ers-John e Mil. Prosecuting At
torney Of Montmorenci county, is in town
for lev days.-xrs. Mary Free has
rented the Hallsm store on Bridge st.,
where she will keep for sale a stock of
ladies ready made goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
VICTORIA IN BERLIN.
A Pleasant Interview In German With
Prince Bisnsrck

A Pleasant Interview In German With
Prince Bisnsrck.
BERLIN. April 26.-During her visit to
he Mausoleum this morning Queen Vic
toria placed wreath on the tosib Of Em-
peror William. At o'clock this afternoon,
accompanied by the Empress, Queen Vic
toria drove TO the drill grounds where she
inspected the royal guards. Later the royal
party was driven 10 Berlin and Queen Vic
toris said farewell to Dowager Enpress Au-
sasta and the Grand Duke and Grand
Duchess OF Baden.
The Queens interviews yesterday with
Price Bismarck, whom she especially COM
mended. Is said to have been very gracious,
and it Is believed that the interview was
satisfactory. Queen Victoria conversed in
purest German with the Chancellor, who is
reported to have shaken hands heartily
with Her Majesty on retiring from the
audience
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

z I. Huhhs. little ssn-yssr-old by is
n Police headquarters snd tells . hard
~crv. He ssys thst hs tves With as half
<tsfer Who = msFTied % a man aaraesf
0'>eii snd ives On Lsgrave-st The boy
ssvs that taey Whip HIN IN a frisht f1f
iussnner. 30 xsiTs him snouah "a sat De-
isees licking hin 0ut Al riaht. snd when
. dos set io, be is wtipreu besore Ne gets
sat 81 hri IN the morning. The hov vas
whipped yesterday morning. snd dii net dar-
- horne ass nixhs. 80 he went n aead,lsisr-
fers. The ocixnsors. many q them. cor
i,nhorsfe The h.,v snd hsve r1sie c~d in
l.@rr ssss sre ieeting him. They say thst
- > subjected 80 the most innnusn treat-
,nsnt fhs begs parsues haVe separated
and i've IN Ohio.
Hubhs : bright appearing little fsiicw
snd teis . strsivhtforwsri story. The case
rfll - iugsss gated and 4 it = found THAI
She boy Is telling the truth someone 0nght
4, - sereg~Ir pnnssret
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
TOWELS.

100 doz. Barber Towels AZ
at only 37Ic per dozen.
100 doz. all Linen Towels AT
SC each, or $l.00 per dozen,
extra value.
80 doz. all Linen Towels at
l0c each.
200 doz. Pure Linen Towels
at IL. l2A, IA, l5. l6. Is and
20 cents each.
90 doz. extra large Monte
Linen Towels at 23c, worth
80 cents.
75 doz. 5 different styles
and qualities pure Linen Tow
els at the special price of %
cents.
A large assortment of Huck
and Damask Towels at 30, 30,
40, A., 50, go, 65 and 75 cents.
Every price bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
THE KAISER IMPROVING.
The Crisis Believed by the Doctors Z
Have been Passed.

The Crisis Believed by the Doctors TO
Have Been Passed.
BERLIN. April 26.-The last bulletin Is
sued states that Emperor Frederick sat up
four hours today. that his temperature is
Almost normal and his sense of taste has
returned. That the Emperor can taste ana
enjoy his food is regarded as an exception
ally fsvorably sign. His appetite is re-
msrksbls and be even asks for certain
xinds of food. Hs has begun again to hear
reports from state officers. His physicians
agree in the opinion that the crisis in bis
disease has passed.
Queen Victoria took an affectionats fare
veil OF the Emperor. She expressed TO him
Der Qualification AZ receiving so friendly a
velc0me from the people OF Berlin. The
Kaiser said he hoped TO see the Queen
szain in better times and under more iavor-
able circumstances
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
A Special Bargain.

10 pieces y inch Bleacbed
Damask. extra quality, at 81
per yard. Napkins 70 match
most OF the patterns.
We are showing very large
lines Of the finer grades OF
Table Damask with ! Napkins
TO match The prices foT the
DaInask range from S1.25 20
g. per yard and the 1 Napkins
S. TO 81 yer doz.
We constantly keep IA stock
everything IN fancy or novelty
Linens from a 5x5 fringe
Doylics at SC each to the finest
Table sets brought 10 this
country. Before making yonr
Spring purchases examine Our
qualities, styles and prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

LONDON April 26.-The Britsh Medical
Journal received today the following tels-
gram from DR.. Mackenzie: Tns Emperor
psFtook of solid food yesterday. which he
enjoyed greatly. The maximum heat last
1ight was t02 = at midday. 99-3 Less pus
has been discharged today. though it is
rather thicker than usual. His Majesty
feels better. although weaker, owing to the
fever and 10 the frequent discharge of pus.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
B|eached Damask.

Sc inch elescheo Dcnnssk, al Linen
~ 80 cents
s pieces ell Linen sf so cents
10 pieces go inch 81 90 csuts.
8 pieces 90 inch 75c. sold many
places Of 9 90 psr ysro.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Tventy-six Italians arrived last night
and Immediately began hunting up place
to camp. finally settling on the Fair Ground.
TIE nsighbors out there not liking their
newly acquired inhabitants. Dep1ty Scally
took big open bus wagon and gathered
them in. The entire job lot was locked up
at the Jail as ysgs. and will 90 before JUS
tice this morning.