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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-23

Strawberries and Bermuda onions az.
additions to the market this week T1
quotations are as follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-23

Butter ~ 20 to 80 cents pound. Chez s..
"a to Is cents Il pound. Sage cheese isl6 cent
a pound Eggs, are % cents a dozen.
Fancy cheeses are az follows: Pineapple
cheeses 65 cts to $l25 each ACCORDING
to size; RoquefOrt cheese ~ cts a pound
English dairy 70 cents; Edau Sl.10 each
Neufchatel cents packa le CheddG-
cheese, 81 piece. Dutch cheese 10 cent
a pound. Milk cents quart. Pure Ja-.
Sey cream 40 cents quart
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-31
THE TORTURE OF sCALPING.
A Man with Experience Describes
How his Hair was Lifted.
From the Neto York Telegram.

How his Hair was Lifted.
From the Netu York Telegram.
A man who was scalped, and still lives to
tell about it, is now in San Francisco. His
name is Carroll Bronson, a pioneer of the
Selkirk Mountains in British Columbia 1t
/, forty-two years since he made his way
alone from the headwaters OF Missouri to
these mountains His face is SCARED from
arrow wounds received in Indian fights,
and if he lifts his long white hair from the
side of his head he shows a great circular
scar extending from above his right eve
clear round the right side and back of his
head almost TO the left ear. That is where
the old man was scalpsd.
sit was in 1866 with the Sioux he ex-
claimed, land it was the worst brush / ever
had with the Indians. They came upon
camp of nine of US, and one of them pounced
upon me, seized me by the hair, and cut
around my head where you see this scar.
Then he gave sharp wrench upward with
his right arm and laidsthe skull bare can
not describe the pain it gave me, and don't
believe could have endured any more with
out dying of it. There is no other torture man
can be subjected to that will begin to COM
pare with being scalped. 1t is a common
belief that a man can't live after being
scalped, but I've survived the experience,
a matter of twenty-five years. and / don't
think Pm quite to the end of my Journey
yet, even it / am 20 years old. know
another man up there, too, who did t o
under the scalping knife. The scalp was
torn completely off from the whole top of
his head, so that it had to be constan Y
swathed in cotton and olive oil. He we'd q
year. That man knew what suffering
means If ever man did"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-31

A negro girl, between 4 and years oln.
was burned to death on the plantation or
Henry Hill, five or six miles from Midway,
a few days ago. She was left in the house
with an infant, and was bringing in chips
to heap upon the fire, while her parents
were Off a little distance to watch the fish
sporting in a pond. The child ran out of
the house all in a blaze. Her father, Ed
Williams, ran toward her. He took hold OF
her hands and the flesh fell Off. She lived
for about five hours in great agony.
Gov. Richardson has pardoned David
Dicks (white), convicted at the July, 1887,
term Of COURT for Barnwell county, ana
sentenced by Judge Hudson to imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for three years.
He had no lawer to represent him, and
having pleaded guilty received his sentence.
The petition for pardol showed that Dicks,
while on "spree," rode away from the
scene OF revelry on a mule belonging to
companion. The animal was easily re-
covered, and the reckless rider was prose-
cuted. His pardon was recommended by
the judge and solicitor.
A man by the name of Louis Etheridge
was killed by train at the depot at Marion
Christmas night. The facts, as developed
at the coroner's inquest, showed that he
was trying to steal ride on passing
train. he had a little boy about s years
old with him. He attempted to jump with
the little boy from the platform of the
depot to fat car attached to freight
train, but was thrown under the wheels
and both of his legs and one arm were
crushed to jelly by the wheels The little
boy fell also, but, wonderful to say, he was
not injured in the slightest They were
making their way to Flo ida. The boy
said they lived in Norfolk, Va. The boy is
a right little fellow. He evinced con-
siderable intelligence and accuracy in Civ
ing his statement as to the M er of his
fathers death. A purse was made up by the
citizens and he was sent back to Norfolk.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-31
For Augusta and Way Landings.
< TIE NTED II TIE
Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
French Line to Hawe.

BETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ers by tb rs to1i o. street nIaT
railway and the discomfort OF crossing the
Channel in small boat. Special train leaving
the Companys dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris.
LA CHAMPAGNE, BOYER. SATURDAY. Dec.
%. 2P.n
DAY, Jan s. z A. NJ.
LA NOGNANDlE, DE KERsABIEc, SATUR.
DAY. jan IL. PIP NJ.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Qncluding wine):
TO HAVRE--First Cabin, $40. 800 and $50;
Second Cabin, 500; Storage from New York 10
Havre S26; Storage from New York TO Paris,
SEQ; including wine, beading and utensils.
A. FORGET. Agent, 3 Bowling Green. foot OF
Broadway, New York.
or r. w. HUNT. Esq, 90 Bull street. MEssRs.
WILDER & CO.. 1876 Bay street. Savannah
Agents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-31
SHIPPING.
Plant Steamship Line.

Tampa. Key West and Havana
sOUTH-BOUND -,
Nv Port Tampa Mondays and Thursdays lV'''
FL N.
Ar Key West Tuesdays and Fridays q Pm
Ar Havana Wednesdays aud Saturdays A. n
RORTH.BOUND.
~ Havana Wednesdays and saturuya ~ =
Nv Key West Wednesdays and batununys Z. Al
Ar Port Tampa Thursdays ard nunpA'' w.
D. an.
Connecting at Port Tampa With West lso,a
Fast Trslu % aud from northern ana in.,.ii y,
cities. FOR eiateruom ACCOMMODATIONS tffy
10 CITY Ticket ONES. -, A. a ". fr fs..n''
villa. or Aguut Plant Hieanshlp line lahl
n ID. ONEts Tranlo hnnhso"
H. 4. HAiNfb. General 1annErr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-31
Coast Line Railroad.

Suburban Sch edule.
CATHEDRAL CEMETERY, BONAVENTURE
AND THUNDERBOLT.
r1NHE following schedule will be observed on
Il and after MONDAY. Oct. s, 1888. week
days. tSee special schedule for sunday.I
Leave Savannah (city time) 7:l0, 10:35 A. NJ,
$500, 400, r6:35 p. NJ
Leave Thunderbolt, $3.50, 500 A. NJ, 1890, 400,
T5.40 p. NJ.
Leave Bonayenture, 600, $40 A. NJ, 1890,
<:I0, $3.50 y. NJ.
~Saturday night last car leaves city 7:ib, In
stead OF 6:35. tl.ast car leaves Thunderbolt
$50, instead OF $50 as formerly.
Take Broughton street cars - minutes before
X. Il. COBB. sups
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-31
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~>-~~~>- -~~~~-~~>~~~-~~--~---@~
Charleston and Savannah Railway.

Schedule in Effect Dec. Is, 1888
T'RAINS leave and arrive as Savannah by
Il Standard Time, which is 80 minutes slower
than city time.
NORTHWARD.
No 65.% No. 14* No. 7s.* No. a.
Nv Saw. 6;d5 m 1913 pm $40 p 1885 p m
Ar Beuftt10:1; am 600 pm ........ .......'
ArAll'dTe10:25 m 1885 pm ..,..... .....-
Ar Aug, l2;lO p .......... ........ -.
Ar Char. 1900 mn 5:20 pm 1875 a m $500 pm
SOUTHWARK.
No. 33.* No. 35.* No ~ No. 20"
Nv Char. 7;20 a m 3:i5 p m 400 o m l:s5 a III
Nv Aug. 80. !. 1915 pm ........ .....''-'
LvAn'd'l'et5:3O am 1855 pm ........ .....-..
IN Beuft 7;2e m 300 p m ........ ..s.,...
Ar Saw. 1910 q m $40 pm 6:41 IN bOo nj
Daily Daily except Sunday.
Train No. IA stops only at Yemassee 10 pun
OF passengers, and Green Pond.
Train No. rs stops only at Monteith, Hardee-
vile. Rdgeland, Coosauhntchie, IenaSsee'
Green Pond and Ravenel
Trains Nos. ~ and 66 stop at all stations.
FOR tickets, Pullman car reservations III III
other information, apply 10 WIN. BREN, lloAe'
Agent, - Bull street and at depot,
T.. y. McSWiNEY, Ten. Pass. Agent
G. s. GADSDEN, Superintendent
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
HlGalNs' FINE WORK
wan Bs Fut IA an. Ns@r Ia New York
CITY.

wui Bs Pat IA an. Year Ia Nsw York
Cify.
Nsw YoRx. Nov. 3-For the past week
or t-n days IA Eugsne H gglns crowd hss
been steadily gathering a. the Hoffman
House. Higgins himself tie greatly over
sst ated nae worker of Gorman among
corrununx politicians. has been AZ work
organizog hs gang eysc since, being
nov surrounded by as dns a lot OF
"c0lonizsrs' as Nas ever sot together dur
lax a caupalgu. Bll Higgins AID bis
crowd DO nos seem 10 BE- abe 20 asrsn -
tainzs 10 suit them in NsV York They
srs plainly afraid of being dessctsd. are IN
constant fear ~ esng arrested. One OF
Higgins chlel e0dsaVors has been to invent
some method ~ buying votes without
directly using moDsY and ns hfs 81 last
p-rfscted scheus which be thinks VII
work 90 charm. Higgins siso expects 70
accomplish much oy The Cr0Nding out
process, that - holding CGs tls head
Of the voting line win D-mocratic voters
90 The deirlnient 0l the Republicans
IA. said today tlal hundred Republicans
could thus b. crowded out 40 each CT TIE
prscincts ia this CITY. he s.so coasts tnst
h.s - xotrg % have Democratic repesfsrs
vote on fhs name OF Republicans. Higgins
Is also ex Decfed 10 DO this WORK IN Brooklyn
snd Jersey City, Michigan and COunecti-
Gus It is kn0sn shat ns has tried 20 in
dues PARTIES living hers % 90 20 Indiana TO
hep ia these games.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
FIGURING THE RESULT
rAssssoN S sOas O NJ" YosS
shs k-pasiieaas Ia ths Fisst@i STATE sEs
nssps saa ras D-asserafs s@Fs tns
Daaaps.-Pisssy - asssg -
nss - nsffiaoa.

Nxx YraE. Nav 3-CIsyslsad . support
-. 80 tss.re 10 baek l1-.E Opinions Et'a
nsasy eaa 1o~ a4ss lhs yrsafsst oppof-
tssifx II ths carpsiea in lDfs citf sasrs
t.- .rssuns 81 kspsD .l-4 .ualt-f . iAs't
t.r.Ilsttfa.l I1laF tls sAal ~ ssll..HY = -
s-....-t - Joan 3. 5lsAlg 90 set GA p s4li-
- saa Moron TIE Ao1-7 cane iFata
81 Lauis a1l h4lss. lllf- 48s ra-ii si-l
.r.scesllg sadrd tou slt "a siazs ~
,Isfx .aa sulA4s.a4us. Hnus ne Demo
crsnc yara1e 49, foiag en. tas maH4Sefs
al tsat sarfY sefs .1r4s sal tas FfoD-A -
rssaif u i4s e4asalla s1a ~ RI tsen1iee. a.
- Esgualcal laai.l saftsfs ~ ti-s 20 .
10lnMltLea l.sfs 49, assolioisd l'yiui
sath~s.ax. 0en llau kaaDv, thalf-l-n
II fas Campaign L0umitis1 sd tl1 feselt
la sals -laia sss ollf question: pl ptafat-
- o. far a. lslsral hafrson sss concern
81 fhal plu aaLf aa SAL, N9ui- - ifptn
~ 30 90 1g 49,. sal warner Aiiisf ro1ii
49, h. - H. fhe rskr Tor Governor tN-
senator IJ. t....t sssl be = - mofs e0nAdel4L
49, ..sr he n4i aeagi -0daF ffoa4
points 10 tas 1lats about shea zoe Con-
,ltra- bAi e1orsssed dou8t and ta- news
sas 80 asl8nlslins that be NAs astoundsA
A iss aays sss ne democratic STATE naa-
assrs ciainsd tbs clY oJ slxly-lss tnou-
.sud AMI "a ole ia kngs county tonisat
tasy lhroE or ~ Hao from thsss 1sufes.
Reports .rom uD state also have not been
rasy f1r taen. Conservative usufes e3fe
ths Demacrals $4,000 glaraa-Y ia tals eitY
sad Allgs county ls1u according io these
estimates tas nklges ia this SAFE VII
si4ud. Erpusleau saluate t1Dl0 Demo-
crai sstlln1Ls. % 10o. Harmon piufality.
IA lru
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
MICHIGAN MATTERS
= SAD sTosY FROM GRAND nAysS
a ~sRsn Become tas2ss . ssqa~Ee.
81 Fsnt4cal X.axs-sos-A Frxax-
tai AcClasat .t S@siGAs

GASP HAvEs. N3s. 3.-Grs James z.
Ausilsf -is - ssrgsAa. Mueller. of lns
sigma. coFps wss ,sksa ~ the Kalamazoo
iasans Asy am tais noroins. There
saa stoFy connected Win tnls Soulsus
insanity. Ser gs4at Aue.ler II German,
aud 5 rscokn z,d a. one Of lie best officers
in The s.susl service. EaUns giysu
the serylos ths tb-nshi Of numosr
of saiuADls Inventions lie came
here la lssi having been given MS choice
of three p8ffaat stations ne expected,
aud aad ugls 20 expect 10 remain here
aud bad ilFu "a q a house anG pFvpare1 10
make tbislp.aes hIs home. lie lad. besides
his vile. ,s 1o ns1 been woman 0i delcate
health = ca. rs = hlch Eas Dorn here anu A.
nov about i0ur years old. lney have also
one Gaia Lur ed IA the CeDetery here. Al
tie beginning OF The present Presidential
cAmpaign a Harrison and Morton Club
rs !0t med here and the members ASKED
Sergeant Nur.lsr 10 drlll them. lie CON
seated a. to 90. thinking no objection would
be made o. ti. superior officers. Collector
Watson am f.-im .ster SANFORD were. nos
ever. tsrnoly iadignAnttl4t United States
official should rave anything Il do with
politics, aud pretty soon al order came 10
Sergeant Mueller TO report 70 Moclhead,
Minnesota point on the Red River oppo.
site Fargo. Da&OtA. q very 'undefsiranle
posluon-
TIE change was severe blow 10 both
Sergeant Mueller aud ms wife. The Ser
gesnt IS poor. ana bad 10 leave his vile and
child here when co went 10 AoOrbead.
MRS. Iuslier worried constantly over the
misfortune and toe Sergeant had no. been
in. NooThead long before he received a tele-
gram calling him back here as his vile wss
show ing 81 mptOms Of insanity. lie did
not have money enough 10 come home
with and had 70 borrow some Tor this pur
pose. he came back Dut his wife conun-
ned 10 grow worse until sue entirely lost
her reason, and It was thought bes. to take
her the asylum. During her rawlings the
poor woman would sDeak Oi Watson, Sal-
ford snc Ford the cause of her terrible
troubles. No more inOhensiye people could
be found anywhere than this German aud
hls wife
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
soAso OF s0ocAr,on


Ezrsly |. Qssrsaas FEsssat- sspsrss ~ csaa-
a.4als@. sieFssssOss - 30 r9reh~ssa
he Bo4ra u Ess xcsloa msg a. - sst
sysaIaz -ith a Sraa pfsssat Trustees
Eslxsr. 0rlssold. Ksl sfs kcsrice, Nor
nli Richards sld stern ssrs ssssnL
The Com nlttss o1 at oolks sna sppar-
aras recommended tas aiiosauca 1t - per
moufh fsf eurrsBg ensss 0f tas depart
neat 9l fBfsics sn1 Lgs.oxy IA tie hisn
school f0r the remainder 1i pfsssnt school
e-sr $50 sgu 8f s. ner month fof TIE
Chem .tai department. sad hat ne same
b pala olt IS tas pslly cash fand o. The
Sd .euntsadsul. Ai9Dted
- San tonmIftss recon meudsd the
purcbass af three MICROSCOPES al 81 sach.
llr he High eCl0ol. 40 otlsf Apparatus
s1d slDDllss amounting o. $50. ~ Pro-
lessor Csrmoa ezpIa. ard ths grsal ueed Of
the apparatus 4sssa tor sal the rscons der
auon Nas lnsL. Ca laatson 0t Trustee BAR
t1e vote sss TeeOnssdsrsd snd isl5 on the
table Dra~ius mo1sis sn1 text books for
g1= West Leonard and furasr-sl. school st
a cost 81 81 - aso tne purchase of some
text books tor The ni0n school,. a. . cost
0f SD a Both we're adopted
TIE COMMITTEES on schools recon- ment-d
ile open * OF a aight sc10Ol Nov. y, ia
tie roo 49, escu piet sf tAr u4f q leh 'aIuot-
Tie COMMITTEES 90 Teachers r~c0mmsnd-
sd ne appo usnL OF tas following teach
srs. Ms + Keller ss cadet ~ Coit-aye,
school il > Acs OF Ms W. Rose. resigned,
ar f. &. Whitney. as teacher In the Night
school ata salary ~ 81 80 per nighii also
they recommended the renewal Of the certi-
6cates Of the following teacher Miss
Alice "A James Hiss Emma j. Cole. Mr..
q NJ shepard and Mss u. V. Cayansugh; (;
81 r rsf grade and Mrs. Rose, third grade.
The COMMITTEES Oh Claims aud Accounts
reported clsims 70 the amount OF about
a. 40. The report vas adopted.
Ca motion OF Trustee H0usemsn the re-
port OF the COMMITTEES on Text Books aud
Apparatus Was taken from the table and
discussed for some time. superintendent
Kendall and Professor Cannon explained
ths need u the microscopes and that they
be pgrchAsed at p sseDt 30 a better advau'
tsgs than 10 wait another month. The
motion % adopt the report was carried.
The motion 10 adjourn prevailed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
ANXIOUS DEMOCRATS
THeS aesosT TO STEALING eAptss
Asa IFs shs Residence 81 ssastes fss
soaaea. Has . ..si 80 ssss shs
Paper tG~i 1nsy
NM

Nfs NoRk Aov. a--Nha.Fmsn Qusy wst
iu Ieosipi al tels. rsu iodss ifen. NieAi.
esn and oihcl Si4tes. Daiilyias Aim that
hspahlsoku slecsaf4l uaAsls nsss baen els-
covered wlsh the name ~ ols 90 tss llsrat
corklic candidates ial c.eoioR smAss lea
into lbs list b seems Ia ts > pau oi tae
Ilemocgs.iC eGns O. sisal ihfousl a. elsclog
og two in esers kspunlioan Sale = here ti,ss
osn oAlCh the keqabAcsuf DeplinE Al
tbe Stale committees we're nouaea sonietl
of llis Democratic. .uiok Auihsail0 ness
vac received 81 ktpub.lo4u NsIiansl head
4Nas iefs tonight Vi a. organised ifsssos
cratlc schsGls io siusl AicnFsa uf eii-
erllug Nitl sCtsu if0m iaDs ia
tlebofeie arrangements lad hess nis1t hY
tie lenoCfss iUI las pUusss bAt the
proleoi hst ueeu discoveries m ams aud
vii be ihwsred. iae aeapefats st aiis ot
ihv democrats SHs sflpoec itsl nitit
ihroura sths burglary SO tks rssiaenot 81
SeDstar tesscnden al stamford. lunn. q
order a. secaTs Iaprrs Eua ittten relating
- tLs hepuhliosn cam pAi4n. The h4fg. .afa
Tau sacked kr. ! esseu.rl' e loast artsklnE
luto oesfs AID tsbles where as bnglaoss
corresponaen0e was kepl Their onleai ss
fai'Y disclosed ~ af tact thai ihes 0ld aoi
tsksEuF xalusb.es. Ordinary pIuadeT vas
DOT taken but eYsythluT ass soaucTsd
about the nourt showing furt fhs thieves
ere looking fag documents WhiCD would
be OF ssTvias against kspuhloans they
dId Eoi ind what iLey wanted
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
. SILLY chnkRo
The Democrats Cbsres ths ftspubiiosas
Win Attempting ~ sshoi~ssis ssufdst.

The Democrats CbsrRs the Republicans
Wnb Att.mptng Wholesale murder.
A special -. 9. o. Al. train lssi even
ing took io Lowell considsrsbie dele
cation 10 3 Democratic rally. Jue, - TIE
train vss pulling oUi from ths station the
engine ran Cd ihs end of side trncF near
Clancy st.. dfswing with it tbe forward
truck of ths frst cosoh. nH3 causing . ss-
tention Of forty-fve minuus
During the evening the videsi reports
regarding the sccidsut were circulsisd
sronnd town. evidently ~ dirsciior - the
Democratic managers ~ we sisted thaf
the switch va Turned ~ Republicans that
there wa positive proof of tbus fact snd
some went - far ~ io ssf thsf thefe ~as =
Harrison aud Morton banner Ssfschsa %
the switch.
These reports having been cslle6 to be
attention. q TfIFaEsN - FHtLB reporter
pfocnrs0 . hsck and ifFs. gated their
truth. Hs f0uno fhsf fhsy were shsfiptelY
false He intfrvisved evefT smpoye ef
The road whom he could hnd sboui fbe
sfsfiou Al a. thsm vefs present
when TIE acrldent onruffrf and
without eresptiDn they Pronounced
tie rumar tnef the Neuubiienut ~efs
iu anvvis. connected sfh ifs eds esnnrs
The switch which VS. witfisced wes tie
oue known - the fesis sFffrn. rlHbt "a
front of fhs depot ~ tire engineer bed
been 81 81 oiissfvsri 30 would have Dofised
if Defora start nF bis engine A 90 vet De
far uD fhs sidt frsrk thinking 81 49, the
nein irsek end hen Be- GENE - fhs etd
dropped of "Hnf ore fefeor ir fffF.h
saiS gns - TIE sfupiUFrs uuiess be- wee
. railroad etrpiove could ouen tbe switch
81 al ~ IL BE- cofufiissisa sfisif Befids~
fhsf N n We property rrrei for j. would
have been locked Hifhou doubt fis
hands 90 the issi freight irsir used the
siaefrset ard forgot ~ ehsuft fhf switch"
IHF IrLEgEsN hFasIB pises consider
shis sunoe ~ this tTiTisI sifsIf teesuse tie
Dsuufssfic lesfert van bsse slfeeaF
iss1 o. forgefs enc isissbopd. ir . dr.
f,s-sss sftrrlft ~ bniffef uF fffir wsuffe
fa~furss. viii magnify vlih tbeif usuei
r srsgsre ~ refacIfF fDto Eeurbiirer at
ispngt to fnufasi sf hf Ford supDeTters-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
Kspabiie@n Notes

TIE prpcessioD vas very nne
AeArly g. tae lsetarics ~sfs represented.
Ihsss were about Aiss printers in the hue.
10 va the nnsst parade ever had IN
hilliEan.
Tie Ford Aeoolunss wsre "a hsua %
Campsu Place asuai.
N Il Eabs ihs droggist. ssss that ihe
report tbal he is Democrat Is a mistake
thai he ls . kepuo'lcsn and expects 10 re-
main ~ltn thai parry.
Tie display Of ths Valley CITY MuHng
Company was very tns The aisp.as va
cn NO wagons. ysry tastiiv arranged one
being Ios catin butt cf sscks ol lour.
someone stretched wire ACROSS Bridge
st. ilsi high enough to trip tne horses 50
ss % create e stampede. bui "a was aisceves.
ea bY some of the mes Ia the employ of
Perkins 4 Co, aud brought 10 this office by
". j. Perkins dad the scheme worked
snd r stampede rIsued tie ioss % life and
iuluues woui1 have been irghuui.
The rear end 81 ths psrsde was made up
entirrly 0f wagons representing TIE ln-
dusiries oi fhe city. 4 number were ex-
tensively decorated Gnl carried banners
with campaign inscriptions. among which
VT noticed " Protection 10 American Labor. p
National Prosperity ys. Hrre Trade sud
=
Protection 10 II H0me Manufacturers, sack
vile West must 20 because be told the
Truth Protection for oar LAbofers
Protection for our Cusiomers, Protection
for Ourselves elc.
The decorations aud illuminations were
exceedingly beautiful aud attracted Goa
siderable praise u is probable 10 finer or
more extensive display was ever made on
a similar occasion ia Grand Rapids. aud ia
will only be exceeded when the Republican
candidates shall have been elected guardian
OF the Jnited States peace and prosperity.
Among the buildings which deserve more
than = passing notice were those occupied
by the I0wer Clothing Co.. Foster Steyeps
s. Co. The Boston store Pierce Bros. g.
Shsttuck, Housemsn, DonnBliy a Jones,
j. ". Boynton and J l.. Wilkes. r T..
kidder & Co.. &. r. MAYHEM, M.irs drug
store and r. " MurzbBrg. MANY private
dwellings were also respleDdent with flags.
bunting and colored lights, their arrange
ment being very pretty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Whooping cough - Manchester.
The hizh bridge at Thirdst. Bay CITY, Is
20 cost ti02 -.
They are 70 have cider mil sna i.ll
works a. Norrics.
TAX Of = cigar factory At Corunns 70 en-
1loV tFenty men.
GreenvUls - soon have st miles Of
wsisr mains 10 use.
Good or ions A. bejrg so.d for ~ cent.
bushsi do~n ia Van Barsn county.
Ishrewinr salks of srnszinr Trench
town snd th1s mskinE new wsri Of IT,
Ths Fsrminston Eafe5rae fss nrw
parer sni good one. sd r E. Boomer Il
fhe ~ Tor.
NJ snd Nrs Harrison Hsitert- ~ g-s1i
Eesgs, esishrs ~ aeir so.den we5diez az
niTsrssy as EanrsdsT.
NanistiQus 81 soon bosst - hsv'rsa
good - a. s}6cs thsf 49, - credit -
TIE coaauy sd ssrror ~ svi.-dosrs
The ~ Clemens Kss.t-~ ssys TO Ire rs.d-
ers. IL = v0ur 1nanenaee rlt 20 eraeI
stouf iAs Fzfer works e son ~suf %. 60
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