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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-19
TETTERlNE.
THE OLD RELIABLE.

Go where will, on land or on sea,
The word ''Tetterine" will be ever dear to me.
Its name is Legion all DER the land,
Its equal for skin disease, find IL you can;
II will cure you of letter or eczema the same,
1t will sooth you in erysipelas when suffering
pam.
When the baby cries with infant sore head
Just use ''Tetterine" when it's going TO bed,
You'll find JOY to yourself. so give 1t due praise
When you see that IL cures in a very few days.
Its sale is immense in this county to-day
And Shuptrine & Bro. will soon send II away
To the lands that lie across the great deep,
And to the land Of the Celestial that awake
while we sleep.
The glad tidings will resound from the east to
the west
That of all skin medicine "Tetterne" Is the best.
And no household will ever be complete
Without a box Of "Tetterine" always TO keep.
The cost is but a trifie when its good you COM
pare.
And TO find one without II will be very rare
II once it is used, as it causes no pain,
You'll commend II to others TO do Just the same.
When suffering from ringworrn, dandruff or
sores,
It's cure is certain, II creeps through the pores,
And by this means you can very plainly see
IL drives away disease and sets you free.
So now Ill close as I've told you all,
If You would be well just give us a call
AtiS5 Congress street, or any drug store,
You can get 1t for 90 cents. IL costs you no more.
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TEnglished by ELIZA E. CHASE, and Entered
according to Act of Congress in the year
1885, in the Office of the Librarian Of
Congress at Washington, by S. S.
MoCLURE.l
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fro BE Continued
LEMON ELIXIR.

stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood
AS prepared by DR.. II. Mozeley Atlanta,
Ga. A pleasant Lemon drink that posi-
lively cures all Biliousaes5, Constipation
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache, Mala-
ria, Kidney Disease, Dizziness, Colds, Los
of Appetite, Fevcrs, Chills, Blotches, PIN
pies, ali Impurities of the Blood, Pain in
the Back, Palpitation Of the Heart, and all
otner diseases caused by a disordered liver,
stomach aud kidneys, the first great cause
Of all fatal diseases. Fifty cents and 81 per
bottle. Sold by druggists generally Pre-
pared by II. Mozeley, III. D., Atlanta, Ga.
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REWARD.
1886 REV ARD !!

A REWARD Of S5s5-sis5 by the citizens Of
George e. Masby, $50 by Governor Of
will be paid for one ALEX ANDERSON deliv.
cred to the Sheriff of Emanuel county. Geor-
gia. He is about six feet high, weight
175 pounds. % TO % years old, very black square
shouldered, clean snaven. Has hopping walk
and sings himself when walking. HAS flesh
wound In the back OF right hand from a pistol
ball w. o. WADLEY, Rogers, Ga
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Yellow Fever. 1879.

J. o. Burgo, prominent druggist Of
Bowling Green, KY, writes: During our
yellow fever epidemic no one who kept
tl,eir liver and bowels regulated with Lemon
Elixir was attacked with tue fever.n
A lady, head nurse at yellow fever hospi-
tai, Grenada, Miss, writes: Lemon El ,xir
was the only remedy that seemed to pro-
tect our people from tho attacks OF the
feverr
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w. A. James, Bell Station, Ala, writes
81 have suffered greatly from Indigestion
or dyspepsia. One bottle of DIR. II. Moze-
ley. Lemon Elixir did ma more good than
all other medicine have ever taIS6n.r
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THE DREAM,
BY EMILE lola.

AUTHOR OF "L'AssoMMoIR," MANA"
HIS MASTERPIECE" ETC, ETC.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Dr. r. ~. Firmin and wife. Of Findiay.
O.. x.rivsd Ia The city lest evening and are
ths xrssfs Of Professor Swsosburg at vset
Hotsi. The doctor and the professor we're
a. Oberiin Collsxs together ia 81 and 90
and thsr wsr- afterwards comrades in arms
in the one Hundrsd and Twsnty-ninth
Ohio
Mr. Joseph Chlvsr and family lsft for
Mscasrs Park yesterday. Mrs. Chilvsr
and children rih remsin in thsir cottage
during The Summer reason. Mr.. Chiivsr
wiH return to attend 70 business IN few
WEEKS Il hiE hsslth permits. which is now
qnits feeble.
NJ Russsll r. Buchanan vent down %
the bop a The Ottawa lsss night and viii
stag uotil Wednesday. "a thas hs can 20
swimming With the pretty girls. tie says
he wiIl cnptivats some young ady while
thsrs or else ais name = Dennis
Mo James Norman has rsturnes from
Chicago where shs has been attending
Rats Conservatory Of husic sac has
sesn afsred . position - teacher n thu
Conservatory aud viii rsturn there IN De-
aenbef.
NJ. wm. S.rr. formerly ~ tbs city,
sut now II Gslsns, Kansas q mentioned
~ ,hs 81 Losis Fos;- Dispatch a. ths prsba-
sis csndsdsss Of The Democrats party for
Congfes from he Third District Of thst
state
NJ J. Fsruushsr ard daughter q Ms.
g. Scilv returned 10 their hcms in Guelph.
ont. ysstsrdsy, after months visit sith
NJ ~ Fvfe Miss Grace FTte scco1nganisd
them sud ~ill act rsfurn until Fall
Ms. Henry : saifh snd daughters, sc.
conrsnisd ~ Ms. Wsiacs Frsakiin snd
dsarater Grsce sre enIoving the mineral
~sfsr from Bethesda Pool. Folsomdzie.
Ny
NJ "a. Rowisv. 81 Chicsro. - spending
sundaF wit6 his SISTER Ms kowisv st The
afunswick Re rsfurrs hous the frst 81
ths resk accompanied ev rs SISTER
Gov. Ince hss appointed Rev. A. r Msr-
risrs. n the Fsrk Congregational Chn-ch -
rpnfesert his Sfsee 81 the Nsfioasl PRISON.
Congress 20 be held in Session.
Nlss Iulls Gue-t ~ nexter. ~, hsS Ae~n
VISITING her -ousine. NJ s1d Mrs Cham
ree tsnrsf. al Sire.sip.st, tsr tbs psst reek
refurrei hcrne yesterday.
~ ara NJ " r o>s,rrn. ~ wv--
~ses, asre rpsl,rne3 fraua taeir h~isal t~4s
m Sorth snd sre sf harse ts thrir ariends
a. TIE hrnnssick
~ sr,s Ma Mcx - acear,r.-s-f h~ NJ.
w-rs and Niss Neesl 81 New Ts-f. -
ae~r - re Raecb cn Tneesisv aext far
couple ~ ~eek2
NJ Ncrscn. ~ f~~n~ile. slsser ~ N-s.
81 a etcksr. sl lhts sif e .sIna txnaer-
oesig "a a. o~user Co. Ter rc1vsry =
net snlscipsfesi
NJ Nsv Rafsf ~ Pa e.. 80 -.
br~a risilrx .n tna tr'saf 80 asssrref
srinrns 80 bsf ser st-nd 80 sostis-
mss
~. a r. ssa.s-s - s.asas~s -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
VAN RANGES
For Hotels. Restaurants and Private
Houses-A valley City firms Enter
prtse


For Hotels. Restaurants and Private
Ho1sss-A VALLEY City rirm's Eater
prise
In the article on the Ottawa Beach Hotel.
which appears in another column of this
impression. mention was made that the
new Van Range which had been put into
the kitchen there was furnished by Foster,
Stevens & Co. The expense Of all these
improvements vas something over 500,
bus ths convenisncss and value Of these
ranges are without parallel Foster.
Stsvsns 4 Co. have the agency for these
famous ranges for Wsetsrn Michigan. and
the wsv thsy are hustling these ranges into
the principal hotels and other places where
ranges can De used must Be pleasing 10 the
manufactures. The New Derby hotei on the
Wsss Side. the New Livingston. the Paris
restaurant. Oyster Bay restaurant. Scsndl-
nsvisn hotel Michigan House on Ottawa
st and the home for the Little Sisters Of the
Poor are among the many places
IN this city where Van Ranges
have been placed. The new Stssle
bot.I 81 50 Johns and The American
House at Muskeson have also been fitted
cut By this Erm. who also handle hotel
crockery and dishes and every eonceivsbis
article that is used in hotel Kitchens and
dining rooms sod az picnics that dsfy CON-
pstitien. and they sell them twenty Eve per
cent iess thar sny othsr house. This de-
parturs will be greatly appreciated by hotel
men thr 5ughouf the State. enabling them
20 get their eatire outfit where they pur-
chase their range and save rzsny dollars by
81 doing.
Detroit md Saginaw parties are nov
under contract sith this 6rm for Van
Ranges sad hotel satfsts which sp~sks vol
unes fox tbeir enterprise and the oity they
represent People vho examine these
rsnses hers are unanimous Ia their sxprsss-
iSns sf approval and add their praises to
ne general popularity Of the John Van
Freoch rznSs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

fsst Wssfnsslsr sv~rY bodv wss no~s or
ie.s Interested IN ths xrsnd esfsia snd ths
rlorious Fonrth. huf ~ the ssisaes - tie
-sek ~ should nftre ~ the sra~3s -
pencie 81 ao1th ngision4sl rsioz = snd
sut ~ rhnlvfsu hr.ss sf1Fss ~ snf ~
- tnff1z f4Fattara go ere oHan rns11s
= rsesas ~ % ssires So - tnor fessa
go snfenrfAf - 80 rzsssn ser fhts f~ssf
fses 81 fss1uetan Hfezs = fhef - enss
60 &xsv se~o eh~sp. Fff shes sna So
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Aiss Tiihs Reuksr. Of 2i3 North Prospect
81. Vas very sasantiy surprised Monday
sssning By aeout forty OF her friends Pedro
vas ths oFdsr u ths evening and the prizes
we're captured A. f0lloxE The two gentle
msn's head prizes we're von oy Mr.. Arthur
Fo.ls and Mr. WI Sherman. the BOBBY
by Or. j. 4. Young The ladies' we're won
by Miss Agnes NcIntyrs and Mrs A. Ma
500. and the boooy by Kiss Josis Ewing.
Mss Rsoker received some very pretty and
costly presents from Der friends Ia rsmsm-
brsncs Of her birthday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

HE hot save Is h<rs ana h waiting
n sxsy n2ay brsxhs face and silssd
Nd torm tFa@ car pretty sisy. every
o1f. going train . bearing tourists
aoxlAs4xd. eastward - aaysnsfs shsfs
s,.i brssz<s bios snd crystal waters Idly
srssp ever zslsisn sands Happy ara they
xhs iDh.bit The Arlington. OF some ether
equally f.yoEsd summer hoEns. shsFe ths
s.ys are always pls.s~As and ths nights
always cool Ths guests al the Ottawa bop
sssFy saturday ni<hk The Arlington And
shs notsl a. HaFoer Point give thsir initial
mop ca Tuss<isf evening next. Hogs VII
be xissn 81 ths latter places every Tuesday.
Thur.dsy and SATURDAY nixhts Hops are
szid "a ss very popular st the summer rs-
sorls. buI one must hrst bs there wasre the
ar = lnvixorsting bsiors ths idsz ef dane
lnx a al AL sntrsn<ing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

A large party snIoJsd ths hop Al Ottawa
Beach last sssning. Among those present
we're me following. Nn. and Mrs. W. X.
Fosssr. Ar. aud AEs John sarts. Mr.. and
Nrs. N. ]. smilsy. Or. and Mrs. Stevens.
Ar. snd Mrs.. r. C. sssrthout. Mr.. Aad Mrs.
0eo. r Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs e. A.
ArnoId. Mr. add NFs r. b. BAxlsy. Mr..
sna Mrs. 1. e. Levi. Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Nsodens. of ionls. Mss Helen Haks.
Miss Gore and Aiss Riley. Of Dssroit;
Ms. Henry Perkins. Mrs ;. Klein. Miss
hsixs, hiss Lucy Long. Mss Emma Long,
nessrs j. A. Hoskins. John ). Lawrsnse.
+. W. Hsks. r. Haks. T. w. Wright. w. ).
Brike N ). GOodland. A b. Turner and
6sorxs III. Long.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

A gay party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs
os GeCarysr. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wurz-
burx. Miss hsy Clark. Of Detroit. and Mr..
rr~d Wurzburg. leave on tie 7th for Gun
LAKE for two weeks camping. They will
bs The guests Of the HAstiaxs Gun Lake
Flrth
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Ths boys are making elaborate prspsra-
tions tor shs trip - Aaekinse on Tussdsy.
snsv--. hsircats. new toilet accessories with
vita which 70 improve their personal APP
pesrsncs srs the order OF the day. aud the
stSse Encam pment promises TO show many
hzmkt. haadsoms faces and manly forms
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

rhs many friends Of hiss Blanche Saw
sxs viii regret 70 lszrn that she met with .
ssrious accident while marching in The
culprft Fay" The point OF sword was
thrust into her eye IN such q msnnsr ~ TO
make q very bad wound. IL IS feared she
xf.l loas The siEht Of The injured sya
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Or n eerts r~r we~k for sevsn ys.-s VII
erirx vuu $50 in he Hollsnf Buildins
md io<n Association. Of Grand Rapids
Get cory of sv-ls~s 81 N. r. kimu's Nov
ro>Asf sn5 inr>sf vc1r nlonsT cFoftsbly.
shares sfoo. sus>erfbs sor tren 90. t.
twentr shares.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Dr. Brigham has removed his oe1cs 10
the nsv Kendall Blocs. i47 hopros-st-.
vhsrs Ne nsy - is<nd HON All 10 .. N.
) all .. and EDO I'll fsso p M DE-. brigham
and hrs- Brig hsm vii Ave II the Warwick
until the opesinx Of TIE Livingston. Tee
phone once 0d Warwick 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Grandma Roberts celebrated her 98th
sirshasy IN . very quiet way On July 3. A
uumbsr Of cid residents called 70 ofsr con
xrztulations % tia lsdy Who stiu has youth
In her heart
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Rtref 4asss sas n as1s ssaks ns=sissl
isess sesenss - sesf7 4eseffttsfa. - sif
ssefs - sr~s 80 e@zf - ss4Frtsfee
s.staaf - sssA. ess -sisseeease 80 sf~ee
- s@s@ss - $50 s<s~a - - &safsss -
~ kxsss Hw~x~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Puxlo< KoosA eoachm essy chairs. csnsrs
tas4n. ~ rss4 salssk eAalrs. &C., ~ rock
bs<soa prices. l1e 5e1kh Divakoa-e -. Star
tsxai<nrs Company
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

AsrrHExs xpD xvsssrEfxs.
Furniture of eli k1s1s. ko0sshoid and
lava xoods. s.e, vsss cheap atax furai-
turs Co. loe 6oash D4vAson-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

- w. III. GriswOld, M. ID.
once and residence in the Weston block. next
10 Sweets Hotel from 10 and from 10 70 II q.
N. from 10 4 and from 20 10 P. m. At my old
e1sce on Leonard-st, from TO 10 g. m and from
4 to6 p. m.
Medical and Surgical Diseases Of
Children Solicited.
Telephors No. S62
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-17
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
sAcnAMENro, pecember 15th

SACRAMENTO. December 18th.
HuIT--Lenons-sicily, s6@7 , box; Cal
y 100; Bananas, s30sS so . bunch fcr Island /,
Pineapples S6 50ae7 80; Coeoanuts, s765S: Pan
anna Oranges, sS 5094; Apples, 75e@s1 Is p boz;
Pears S1eGl SO q box; Peaches, 50c0SI; Plums
9Oc@s1; Cranberries, p Dbl, Bell & Bugle, $40 so
oil; Cape Cod, 81 50e112 so.
DRIED FkUlTS-New crop Apples sliced, AZ
&c g d; evaporated. 99loe; Go quartered, SO
&c; Pears, peeled, eG7e; Plpms, pitted. 6@7o;
teaches, 516c; do peeled, 1Qesl2c; Prunes
German, 6@7e: French, Sg93: French Primes
eyspoTSted, 9@l0c; Blaokberries. y q l4S ;
tariues, S@9c; California Figs, q 2Oip bx, 81 o.
per pound in SKIS, SC; Smyrns OyGls, 15c; Flats,
l69l7e; Tubs, 99l0c Dates, SON bxs 71z9Se !:
Dates Cartoons, l1912c.
TABLE FRUiT-Assorted, 2lS-To osps = deg,
q 90; Pesohes 81 10; Bartlett Pears, 81 15;
Pluns, II %; ,BlacSOerries, 81 20 Goose
81 30; kuscat Grapes, 81 Is; Red Curra1iis
81 IS: Chernes. 81 so.
PIE FRUITs-211SS-ib cans, Apples, 81 20; APP
rieots. s. IS; Blackberries, 81 50; Green Cages,
Peaches, 81 S. q doz.
yEGETABLES-Green Peas sweet 12615c;
Sting S5dng Beans l2@l5c . b; Poss'oes-Early
Seedlings. 7o9soc etl; Onions, Is a
soc a ID; Cabbage, 7OGs5c: Carrots. 50
@6Qc y 100 ms; 1urnips, new, 75e@sl q
sack; bunch vegetables, Ice q doz: PsrsTip3 u so
o. SO; Poets, 75c@sl; Horse Radish, l0912c 2 %;
garlic, 2@3o: Artichokes. 1898 . dozen; Csul-
flower. 75tG90c.
BREADSTUFFs-Fi 70 25 I, hbl; Oatmeal.
lob sack, 31Sc q %. SS 80 100-fD sack; Cornmeal
white, 81 % g 25-fb sacks, 81 40 q lob sacks;
yellow, 81 q 25-b sacks, % 10 in 10
o sacks; Cracked Wheat 81 TO- lob sacks; g. 40,
io0-jb sacks: Hominy. 81 81, Id-h sack: So SO. x
100 lbs Graham 81 60, lob sacks; 81 40. 100 10
lacks
POULTRY-Dealers prices. Live turkeys
hens, 14@l5c; gobblers, 1S@l4c; dressed, 16@1S
fuil-srown Chickens, IS 50@6 4 dozen y0cng
BOOSTERS, % SOFAS q dozen bFoilars, eros;
tame Ducks, $685. Pesin, Sc 50@7; Geese, a2@
~ q pair.
EGGs-Gslifornia, firm, s71l@4oc; Eastern.
DAlRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 q
35c = u; Fancy Petsluma,. Ss@4Oc g II; East
ern, packed in Dkins, choice, 90
oslo Common DC. Cheese California,
14@15c; Young America, 14@i6e; Eastern Cream,
15@16c; Limburger, 16@1Se; genuine Swiss, 2ec;
HAY, GRAIN Az FEED-0at Hay, s12@l5 =
ton; Alfalfa do, s9G11 3 ton: Bran. slS q ton !;
Middlings, sl9 { ton; Barley, whole, pay
ing 75Ge0c; rolled, 81; Wheat choice milingy,
paying. 81 so q cwt; Rye, 50 25G2 rs; Tame
Oats, 81 70; Wild Oats, II 6)@l Is: Corn, paying
MIsCELLANEoUs-see l1@121Sc;
Timothy, Eastern, 70Sc q n Pop Corn
Ear. 2 q PIC, shelled, ~ q Sc; p n;
Red Cover, u@l215c 2 n; Red Top,
8 @ &c. Nuts-Chile Walnuts, new, 1OG11c
new, Is@l5c Peanuts, California, 6@63Ec
Eastern, 6@7c. Lard lCalifornial. csns, S1SG99
Eastern, 1034iG11c. Hides salt, light and me-
diun, sc; heavy steers. SIC; dry, l2l. Tsliow,
&c. New Hops, $4,000
Spring Lamb, 5000; Hogs, 6t96114c; dressed Pork
sfS@9c; Hnms-Easterr, 16e; California, 13c;
Baeon- Medium, 111sc; selected. l2c; extrs
light lSLzc; extra Light homeless. Axe,
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SAN sR.No,sco MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 10Th.
FLOUR-Prices are well sustained. Net cash
price for Family Extras, 81 70t15 p Dbl: Bakers
Extras 81 75G4 IS; Superfne, SO l5t@3 80.
WHEAT-Ships are held at higher figures, and
there is easier tone to the Wheat market in con-
sequence Shippers do net feel warranted in
paying over 81 Az q ctl, and this is about all
that can be obtained at the moment for standard
grade. OF course a small advance would be
given under contingencies, such as topping off
or ballasting.
BARLEYGIn spite of rain aud limited de-
mand, strictly prime lots OF feed Barley are
firmly held at quotations. Trade in Brewing con-
linues light and slow. We quote as follows :
No. Feed, S114@S214c; common grades, 7714G
soc; Brewing, 921z@e5c for fair TO good, and
971Sc9si for choice.
OATS Some 600 tons go forward to Austria
lia to day by sailing vessel. Surprise, 81 GOA
l p; milling 81 2091 2211S; choice feed, 81 1713
No. /, 81 121IG1 IS; lower grades, 81 05G1 10 /;
Black, 81 o5@i IS do, for seed, 81 25@1 30;
CORNING general inquiry Quotable at 81 %
for lsrge Yellow, and 81 20 p ctl for small;
or" GRACE ED CoRN-ouo.ehlo at s27 SOAPS 90
cORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed ct s27 500
IS 50 2 ton; fine kinds Tor the table. III large
OILCAKE MEAL-Qn otsole al $50 2 ton.
sEEDS-Mustard, Brown. e. 50@s Is; Yellow,
81 s5@2 10 ? eli; Canary, 4.5z1zc; HeInp; S2s@4c;
Rape, 11zGSe; Timothy. Sc; Alfalfa, 129i213e
> D Flax. 81 25@2 rs . ct.
MIDDLINGs-Keep steady. Quoteble at 81 50
OILS SO 2 ton
HAY-No business, owing to rain. We quote as
follows: Wheat, slIn1i; Wheat and Dat, $40 so
GlS 50; Wild Dat, SO 5oG13; Dat, sl0@l1; Bar
ley, IS 110 20; Barley and Dat, IS 50l11 so; Al
falfa S10dll so: Stock, SS@9 . ton.
STRAW-Iight stocks give firm tone to mar
ket Qrotable al 70G soc p bale
H0PS-Quotable at 121&@17c p n.
BRAN-No change. Qu0.sble at S1691T q
ton for the better grades, and SIS 50g16 for
other quality.
kYE-0ferings are somewhat free. ouotable
at 81 S. p ctl.
BUCKWHE sT-Ranges in price from g Is to
s. = ell, as to quality.
GROUND BARLEI-Quo.sble sts19920 atom.
POTATOES-Stocks are ample. We quote as
follows: PEERLESS, 49e 6Oc; Burbank Seedlings,
65aS0c; Gs-nes Chile, 65@50e; River Reds, O9
soc; Early Rose so550c q csl; jersey Blues,
69@75c; Cuifey Cove, T599oc; Sweat, 65c9si ?
ctl.
oNIoNs-Quotsblc at s59soc = ell for river
and 50s675c for Alvarado.
DRIED PEAs-Te quote: Msckeye, 81 50.s
6j Niles. 81 SOL 50; Green, California 81 50;
90. Eastern, s4ssi q 3 ell.
BEANS We quote: Rayos, 81 20; Butter,
81 5012 IS; Pink, 81 so; Rad & 1892 IS; Lima,
So 1888 50 Pes, S292 10. ssnai White, s2ta2 i
p ct.
VEGETABLES-MagSe quiet. We quote
| job5ing lots to-day rs follows: Mushrooms
4s710c for wild and l5a2Oc 2 70 for cril :.
waited: Marrowtat Squash. sl04l5 p ton; Tina
tees, s5&I5c Z box; Turnips, COG coo ctl; seets
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.PRETrY Boy
A RedskiD, Crazed With Fire Water,
Commits Most Afrncious Daada


CAMP POPULAR RIVER M. IT,. December
16th.-A terrible tragedy, resulting in the
death of four persons and the fatal wound
ing of the fifth, occurred at the Fort Peck
Indian Agency yesterday. For upwards of
4 week Pretty Boy, one of the Yankton
Sioux tribe has been loaded with liquor.
Agent Cowan attempted to discover Pretty
Boys source of supply, but in vain. The
Indian not only managed to get all the
whisky he wanted, but had some to spare,
and this he distributed among the younger
bucks at the agency.
Yesterday morning Pretty Boy made a
murderous assault upon his squaw. Seiz-
ing a stick of firewood he dealt the helpless
creature blow on the head which cut
deep cash in the scalp and fractured her
skull. Not satisfied with this the blood
thirsty brute, crazed with liquor, jumpe
upon the PROSTATE body of the squaw, and
taking knife out of his belt made prepara-
tons to scalp her.
By this time crowd of nearly one hun
dred Indians had gathered around the
couple. In the crowd were number of
Indian police, who rushed upon Pretty
Boy and dragged him from the body of the
squaw. This so enraged Pretty Boy that,
shaking of bis captors, he ran to his tepee
and secured Winchester rifle and opened
fire on the police, instantly killing two of
them and fatally wounding a third. He
then proceeded to where his squaw was
dying, and placing the rifle between her
lips, fired four shots, literally blowing the
womsn's mead to pieces. This done Pretty
Boy attempted to effect his escape, firing
repeatedly at the Indians who were in pur-
suit of him.
Finding escape impossible, he halted on
the brow Of hill about q mile from the
agency, and after serving the art les in
his wrist with bis hunting knife, sb.,, him
self through the heart, death being in
Simultaneous.
The affair created great excitement, and
had it not been for the presence of two
companies OF the Twentieth Infantry, who
interfered a general fight would have oc-
CURED. An investigation is in progress to
ascertain who supplied the Indians with
liquor, and if the party be located he will
be dealt severely with.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-17
sheedy Hunting Place for the Sullivan
KiIrain Fight

Sheedy Hunting Place for the Sullivan
KiIrain Fight.
Ell PAso (Tex.), December 16th.-Pat
Sheedy, the well-known sporting man,
was registered to-day with his wife at the
FL Paso Hotel, and left by the Southern
Pacific tor San Francisco at night. He
says he is on a trip for recreation and
pleasure to the Pacific coast. He devoted
the day to examining into the topography OF
FL Paso and Paso del Norte and having in
teryiews with the people and Mexican au-
thorities. He did not announce the object
of his investigation to inquirers, but it is
generally thought that if match between
Sullivan and Kilrain is arranged it will
take place at Paso del Norte. 1t is said that
the great amphitheater in which at present
bull fights take place can be had for the
purpose. If a prize fight between the two
champions takes place it will not be inter-
fered with by the Mexican authorities.
This would be the fittest place in the
country for the contest for Ell Paso is
easily accessible by railroad from all quar-
ters of the compass.
While nothing definite on the subject
can be determined until Pat Sheedy re-
turns from San Francisco, still the prospect
of having the great fight take place here
has elated local sporting circles to an ex-
iraordinary degree.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-17
Give Them a Chance.

That is to say, your lungs. Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery it is. Not only the larger air pas
sages, but the thousands of little tubes and
cavities leading from them.
When these are clogged and choked with
matter which ought not to be there, your
lungs cannot half do their work. And
what they DO they cannot do we'll.
Call it cold, cough. Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the family
OF throat and nose and head and lung OBJ
structions, all are bad. Ali ought to be got
rid of them. That is to take Boschees
German Syrup, which any druggist will
sell you at rs cents bottle. Even if every
thing else has failed you, you may depend
mon this for certain.