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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-08
INDIANAaNDILLINOIS NEWS
An Eight Year-OId White Girl Crimi-
nalIy Assaulted by q Negro Porter.
More information About George Montgom-
ery's Affairs-The Fate of Man Who
Tried to .Horse-whip Judge Mack.


Monroe County Excited Over an Outrage
Upon an Eight ear-Old Girl.
Special to the Indianapolis Journas
BLooMrNGToN, May THE town Of Elects
Vile, eight miles north OF Bloomington, il
greatly excited over dsstardly outrage commit
ted upon the sieht-year-old daughter Of Newton
May BY q negro porter who 10 employed at the
Reeves House, country hotel The child was
left in . room alone, when the brute seized her
and committed . criminal assault. He left at
once for Bloomineton. and when pursued by the
officers started for Martinsville. but was cap
tured about ten miles out He was called upon
by your correspondent and finally admitted his
guilt. He waived examination. and was recog-
nized to court There 10 great excitement, and
had he not pleaded guilty he would have been
severely banded. The girl is an innocent little
thing. and least Of all could account for all the
excitement as she faced her brutal sssailant
That Kentucky Land swindle Again.
Special to the lndianapolis journal
MARION. May 7.-Sevsral weeks ago the local
press here noted the fact that the grand jury Of
Blackford county WAS investigating an alleged
land swindls and that indictments would proba-
bly, DO returned against several prominent citi-
zens Of this place. The transaction out of which
the criminal case grows occurred several months
ago. James v. Cook, late of Warren, is an &C
know,edged land sharper Acting as agent for
some Kentucky lands, he sold to David N.
Cable. of Blackboard county. . block of Kentucky
real estate. taking in pay Cables Black
ford county farm valued at about
$4,000. This farm was afterward sold
to William Baldwin. Of this place. through Bald
win & Childe. of this city. 1t was afterward
shown that the Kentucky land existed only in
Cooks mind and when Cable found he had been
fieeced he entered civil suit to set aside the
transfer of bis land and also instituted criminal
action. The grand jury returned indictments
and warrants were served for the arrest of
Thomas Childs. L. d. Baldwin. William Bald
win, DR.. A. B. Stevens. Of Pulaski county; Mr..
Wickersham and Mr. Fertich, of Jay county.
and James V. Cook, of Warren The three de-
PENDANTS from this county were arrested and
went to Hartford City to-day to give bond in
the sum of 81, 600 each. The other defendants
also were arrested and gave bond. All the ac-
cused protest their innocence and express their
confidence OF acquittal
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

TO Be fashionable, arttfelAl towers must
mnss nearly approach 20 aasura. Indeed,
natural grassss, natural lavender and rose
stems. Sub1scted 70 esrtain processes, which
make than dQrzbie. Are mixed with nose
gny< vhich look a. 4 they had Just bean
xEEAred. 1san bunchs- seA0ikng up loosely,
tho s1elas visioly tlsd with grasses. Cow
siipz, saiips. sweet peas. ~td hyscinths, bins
bsils. eornho~srs and dAndslions. tntermixed
viii blo~asays. tbe<s are what h3d most
favor. Ssif, hard buncbes, Arranged as go
havs besn accustomed - them long
whiie. srs now cat u dates he nnors careless
szzd u11stadisd dorsl arrangsul<nts ars tho
hxc1rr
ssfn -shs thirst Tor gutr' ooutiznss. tf-lssI
rsz.as through al the ne~ trimminss. and as
sorcs itsaif IN ths Eorixs deparencnt In the
forEn 81 xold rossbuds sc In = cluster OF
<.<s-. knA - silver stems hung with Vene-
tsxn shslls for aigrstsos. which closely to
ssnlbie hiiss - tls valley sesrf3ng from a
BID of o<hrish fsarbsrx nsw roseIenf has
bs~n brouxhe Ous whieh boasts az she HezSy
fxzrxpxency u ths rasl 6owsr. and indeed
slfne~s xy - che pressns blooms might be
ulsaakra fox F<zal. sszs AFTER . vsryleioss In
R~cI-on-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
EXTRACTS OF INTEREST.

WILLIAM Brown, q colored man living
near Thoinaston, Ga, has been married six
times and has forty children living.
A TUcKERsMITH (Ont.) gentleman has q
fox squirrel possessed of two tails growing
from the one stump, the one being over
eight inches long and the other moro than
twelve
A HOTEL located at Erie, Pa, Is being ad-
vertised as follows: "There ia no gilt-edge
business about this house, and IL you want
TO eat pie with knife you can do it without
fear of being ostracised from society,"
A CONNECTICUT man has figured that the
80 inches Of snow which fell, March 1918, on
the 1890 square miles of his little State
would aggregate Al, ,s39. .64S. 600 cubic feet,
and would make solid block of 7,47S feet
each way, or nearly III miles high, wide
and deep.
TEX gold bars, worth five hundred dollars
each, in transit from the assay office, New
York, 10 Brooklyn, recently, were dropped
in the street, carried in dirt cart to an ash
dump, knocked about by laborers for day
or two, and finally recognized and restored
by Contractor Buckley.
A CURIOUS monstrosity of Vienna is a girl
who, though born February Is, 1871, has
lived only In the cradle. She has a sound
constitution, but has never outgrown the
physical or mental stature Of a sucking
She utters only inarticulate sounds, has all
her teeth, but never mas&cates, often
sleeps two days and nights at ti1ne, and
has never risen.
A MONSTER toad. weighing nearly sixty
six pounds and measuring nearly three feet
round the body, is said to have been found
at Juillac, France, and sold for three hun
dred and fifty dollars 20 manufacturer at
St. Etienne. It's croaking bears a close re-
semblance to the barking Of dog. The in
habitsnts of ali the country round have been
pouring into Juillac TO see the phenomenal
animal
A DREss-xAKER who has a record Of wom-
ems measures for the last forty years
says that women are larger and correspond
ingly healthier than they used TO be. Thirty
years ago the average waist was only 20
inches and sometimes not over IS Girls OF
20 or % viii now average waists Of % inches
at least II they are FIVE feet seven or eight
inches tall they will have 25 or 70 inch
waists. Physical exercise has been a whole
some fashion
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Tery dr-ssy uautles eonlbrfse .o1nrst
crulefs h44r kzd BLACK laco-Il.llasd. Z - .
fu.41A ezprice - zs back iaes ia eoznr
16naE-sa ~i1n sariOus klnziz II wool For
nzs4nos, agDls yru.n eanasfs heir covered
~szh bl4.s ass thas - eaaly dotted with gus
bxslls fuszns Ehs si.lss - snort r1AnE.es that
haze v sf4psd fr0nks ana baeks ahnoss
lDTersd ~zfh nAs eorllag q god: eoppsr
suiorsd epols 80 used IN tbs zAzns way
Ch4asesh& alks ass aaso made up Under
bL@ek ChzBnfly ngs Cor nEanttss, ross with
Ernrn. o. brown sh4ns-ebhs ~ish hrixht ysl-
k>. protnoizg a prstsy sfecr undar ths
Esns,arsns laes. Ths sid=s Il sneh naantles
srs ~ plaals1 a,os 1ishoaf tho s.iz dtroppZas
0su ths arms ~ sho slbows Bresalis
nsaa<lls 49, ths new zulzau casigus for CON
pz<xsnx aay summer sOiisshe. and ars made u
. flt1ls black aes vita orstelies. q belt and
ella a black u.airo ribbon foQr or five
hnchss wieis. ~ szs a g7os grain rfbbOn
with wassred STRIPES or satin siss raaas
havs piscs srs gathered or piaised IN V
staps from aeck ansl shoulders ~ ~aiss line
h frons and hack, then sprsading cut beaow
kbs sAz.E In fEll fan basque shape. The rib
boa brsselIes edge these v shzapsd caps, they
are tied m a amos o. boz ~iLh many droop-
ng Loops n the shgaldars. and are thsn
foldsd - taper ~ the salst line ln fronc and
back, shsro thoy NEST a ribbon belt The
ribbon s1Flpsd nets ard 30 nets are alsc
u.<si for sneh cages. stil others have the
Arts coxersd by plated lace falhng - TIE
elbows. and straighE strands or else loopesl
s1rings o. Largs ist beads fAa On these am
plses. ~ lasc--kI4rpsass Bszar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
SCRAPS OF NONSENSE

A BOY once said that dust is mud With
the juice squeezed OUT
THERE is not cross-eved base ball player
In the country. 1t ia a general superstition
that cross-eyed man would irretrievably
hoO-doo the game
"PAUL.," said his mamma, viii you 60
into the room and sec if grandma Is asleepi"
'' Yes, mamma" whispered Paul on his re-
turn, he IL all asleep but his nose"
THERE is talk OF forming Limburger
cheese trust That it VIII be one OF tho
strongest on record goes without saying.
The stock viii command scent per cent.
A NORTH CARoIrxA doctor has discovered
q specific for ksptorusnia. It Is hyper
cermic injection Of lead from revolver.
Il was successful II a late case Of attempt
ed burglary.
Gus De Swrrz-" Have ron heard of the
new remarkable fai,a curcf' GilhoOlv-
II don't believe IN IL Psysio beats the
faith cure every time Gus de smith
81 Wei, it ought 20; is has the inside track >
Tnx .e~srest trial encountered By the
Woneufs Council At washington ia said %
have been when tue president asked those
who were present a. The Seneca Falls meet
ing. forty vsars ago. 70 stand up.
ALICE. not yet three pears Cd, wss eat
fnQ a large slica % brad ard butter.
g You're a little pig" said teasing uncle
near By. ~No. net she answered. vita
ro1sish twiokia Il httls brssd-and-
bitterly"
Arsx. re lsaru from f-1~eri1e sorrce,
fs - thisz 70 br1sh warmth ~ With snd
q ncu<ey szs3l by With tssl = sat.
what makes Yc-r potatoes taste bad
wheu voa 5oa 3 put any 81. auS -. water
tAss stayed ous ate N the cold sas weas "a
sieap."
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Tbe-follOwiag song has for many years,
perhaps ceatary, held q place among New
L-ngLand peoples
Ia good CID colnny times,
When We lived under tho kinn
Tire roxa1sa chaps fea INTO nizaap
because thsy could not sing.
The crst De v<s . mlller,
TIE second herwas = weaver.
Tie thrd he was a little tailor--
Three roggIish chaps togetAen
TIE mlaer he scohs corn.
TIE weaver he stole yarn.
The Little tailor stole b<oadciofhfeY
To Keep thess three rogues warm
The mifier ~as drOwned in his dam. +"@s
Tho weaver was hanged in his yarns
The dey4 clappea his claw on the lt-ic esfcr,
Wit1 ais broadclOth under hs arm.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20


70 xxxg 5slEes froa EsolsEnx. pszlversss
koaf sux.r zaa ceFsr as s1rf.os of lhs
lRsy e ths cspth ~ az4Fter q al izes-
1nks ei4 Pxsxens sus-ld sssz r la sal-las
Be keyG for ye4fs-
sAxgk1rs tae edges o. ezrpets VITA
streaz s1fztloa a sian w4.er % destroy
zaefAs; 4 4n unp<la1sd n0or. w4sA tie aoox
sita 4 seforO psztting down TIE carpet
Do the s4zls ~ sk4zses .hens bl2cx ats
zRps@r.
F0zAro hzEs Dor sezp.--Grate fe2r cek3
bolled potatoes. mix WITH then hide
ehepped parsley, AID r1b into them one
sszRee cf o2tteE. bsat up with rhsu tAe
yelxs OF f8gr eggs aad the white II ons,
sake into snail has. which roil Ia bread
crumbs. fry q golden br0ssa IN dripping,
pace IA TIE tsreea ana pear the soup ever
them.
A PIEcs Of soft nzBnel Is "a excellent
thing % wash paint wsth and old haen 70
dry il. Warm son water 2ad soap are gea-
erally used, BAT many h0asexeepsrs prefer
whiting. aEm0nis or fxVorits trade preps-
rztions. Soda is sonetines employed On
very dirty wood work. Ia general II IS best
avoided, as Il scftsns and tends 70 IL lure the
paint
Fees need not be used ins frosting, IL Il
Il made after this plan: Take nve table
spoonfuis Of mix. one cup Of granulated
sugar, hayor with lemon or vanilla, and
boil hve minutes. Beat IL hard until il Is
cool enough 20 spread On the cake. Cocoa
nut or grated chocolate may be stirred in if
required The frosting may be cut IS soon
es 1t Is cold.
PAINTED furniture, unless very dirty,
needs busting only, but IL washed it should
be done very quickly with a little warm
water and dried At once with soft cloth
The same must be done with the painted
border Of room. New paint should be-
kept as clean as possible. for the first appli-
cation Of water takes OF the gloss, that can
never be replaced without fresh coat Of
paint.
To TURN iellies or cream out OF a mold
seems q simple thing; yet Ia 50 small a
matter it is well 70 know just how to do it,
| Have in pan water enough Ca little more
| than blood warm TO come 10 the top OF the
| mold III the mold IS tin, set IL in this for
about half minute, II earthen, keep il in
long enough To have the heat pass through
the mold. Wipe the mold, place over it the
dish into which the jelly is 20 be turned and
turn both dish and mold simultaneously.
Let the mold rest minute before lifting il
| gently from the jelly.
SALMON and potato said makes a nice
dish for lunch. Take one can of salmon,
| from which skin and bones have been re-
moved, chop, when cold, three large boiled
potatoes and mix them with the fish. Rub
smooth the yelks OF three hard-boiied eggs,
season TO taste with mustard, pepper and
salt, add two tablespoonfuls of cream and
one gill of vinegar. Pour this dressing over
the fish and potatoes. This may either be
served by itself or lettuce leaves can be
placed around the edge Of the dish contain
ing the said and serve with each portion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

G-Hcazh not generally known. re n never
sheless trus that Georgia furnished one regi-
rnent Of infantry 20 the Federal service dur
ing tho civilwar Itwas not . fall regiment,
and somehow tho officers and men were never
paid fer their services, alsho1gh they did
bard lighting and . number Of them were
killed and woundsd They are before con-
gress with petition. This Georgia COM
mand was made up among tho hard Union
ists Of Whitfield, Murray, Fannin, Dawson
and Pickens. the last Two counties FURNISHING
the majority Of recrufts The raising OF tn
corps was aurhori1ed By Cen Thomas whils
commanding tho Army OF The Cumberland
After doing valuable service, IL was sur
prsed and broken up bya Coufsderaseforca.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

A spo<esng Journal gives the following as
b gun shy dogs; ..If the animal is extremely
gun shy, shooting No. 2s cartridges near him
for several days tn succession viii generally
overcome his fears; OF take him TO pigeon
shoots as often as possible II be is not SO
gun shy as % show terror at the report Of q
gun, he may bs TAKEN INTO the field 20 shoot
over. When a bird is shot su6aavor to have
him see IL fall II it is winged permit him
% chase and play With IL Let him eat the
entradls. This method must be applied with
great care, otherwise his fears Of the gun
may cause him 20 blink his eyes. Wheh a
gun Is discharged do noeiook at him or notice
him for several minutes, then pet him Use
kindness alwaysD
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20


rzr<> -sIk. China sfTs sr-d ezrrrv c-zrnfnss
ors -rsrn By aides wi0 Errfsr coaO- - stsfs
q khssr uusfsrriotsauEs
Toee<ps - Frsnsh paneue h-rthsr arss<n
% usunr - shs as~ Sass
Cnxrs- ss<.w b.-as,sez, 4ir<p-<k ws-h sr'sur.-d
~s &~su~w fz~y-
rre---uusz,p, s-r-- shcs- hss rrzr hrrys
eu<ranaze in -uinr ~ sls~ fast that 70 Is ne
er~pssr. bs1s Es~n n y sovsry cprsfsrtsbae-
nnd Enzf;-A. .oo--<ion't you k7sowf
Eru<s q kAs dr-s- u,searial .rs- frsrrs7s5Y
rs~s~ ~ els u~s-un, sud IN sh- naiorsty a
ss~~ shsr a., hespsly hralsi>~i
T,e '-rssxsav- - saEsk<-rsa -rnun< pcpusrx
<rr,rfs suias
W.sh ars<-y fr f<-is <frss rre-u.>>iSrr<>
r-s.;s WITH n,1 xkirs> and bsih-<f vatSts Win
r<hs - n-a fsscasr s<strl'si saeks down she
fssrc s-a8 hsrk
szr,uekiaw n ~xrx-~srEiy fsz,sinnahAs f'r
- hrArrnirrs - nhxht dr-s>es, shese gfb<n
k~~r q sr-.onkaui yose sz,d zrszsud srizrfrzsux
- re sad ~ - weist. 80 Errper part Z
O. ss.e-~s sd ths cssrz Er,nuse.i - eurr~-
Qrssd
SNrf <<-zs So rss-sh rrs~5 ~ sbe pests-,~t
<rws rsx< s7le dE-ess. - sssnisssioie s'sn wits-
60 q sfs~r-s. s<.f vrrs. ~tsn nNs<irse
r--~~ = r.,-rf n - s,siafv seTscs- n ne
wx~ - sksre snd trirznrnes - sh> 8rhus -
w~rsc>s si-rs wyrn vish ir-ie- ir~-x thrT
- -r-zze q Nce ~sxy enc tr~fi-n rzzzkzn
- ~-<s zTks SOD lare
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

mr1Crganatic marriages the regular cere-
mony Is performed, except that the man
takes tie wornans left hand instead Of her
right Tho word Is very Old in its meaning.
Tho arciens Germans used TO give to their
wives. the day after the wedding. certain
hnised porttoa OF their estates. This was
the morgsn-gabo IN course OF time It came
10 Be that ouiy Inferior wives received the
m0rgen-ga5e Then these inferior wives
vers welded With Inferior ceremonies known
So sas morgsn-ens. . woman 80 welded was
termed in bastard Latin uorgnnssica, from
this word We SGT our szPrs><aSn oorganatic
maETia<R
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Theeaston Among ens tisFEnzns q toosh-
Lrg liz glasses be1ors asinklzg azc<s q ths
tfuss u shs iznnlezss nssfxzsi b~n4asts &c
ths nation. A ~iosiz.g cup w4s p~<ssd fronl
Up co -. - sksS~ E<E4E eli we're of o1s m1a1
bHs tes -'iosiag sup xas of flsc<~s<y "a large
80 - hs unhasaty. la pssss II shis. snl4ilsr
szpsznd glasses were gwen % sz1zh, and ths
trasition u tss living cup ss pssssrsed
By The eLlekias q the glasses. fhs sossDul
a l.@slng smaller giassss for each b sa,d -
h4sa z<isen fsofn the asssssinsslon Of King
Edward Esz~as thea the habit * The Aagio-
Saxons - pan arouxd a kzrxe cap. frcu
winch azch zlzsa drank; hs who thus drank
stood up, took the large yssssl Ia both
baEds aud rzizzd "a 20 hs lipa As he hfted
ths cup his bosty Was exposed and TIE oeca-
1ion sas seizsd ~ treaeheroas eneEnies 70
mardsr hin- This danger led 70 the adop-
sion x Ilss plaa that, a. one drank. his next
friend was Fesponsibl.s for his safety during
ths act. and usually aruss also and stood
sllh drawn swoFd
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Several rrosons for calling nais By spen-
nsisT have been given Hsreis thu hast: Be
fore tho advent Of machine made naiis they
wsrr hammered on the common forge Of the
blacksmith and vere sold by the hundred the
price batng flxed. according 10 sise, at 50
many pence PER hundred Hence the term
penny in its numerical order cams IN time 10
rspre~s1s certain ssnks. This b from an old
snthorisy and seems to convey an idea ofseo~-
rr.~fus<a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Thcrs "a NJ Such ofScar as mayor IN
WashinCtsn- The governments ~ the Dis-
trfct u Colruibia IN hich irclndss the city of
Washingsunl is IN ebargs of three cornrnis-
siousrs. uue q whom : % - practical
engines. Al s-e appointed by the prs<i-
dsne TAerr are azboriinsfe ctf2cials. s<-zs-
surz esiiecsors, <s,vvsYorS sscurnevs, crroners
aud iuspecs~rs There il sl~sa tfks<scf poslos
sz.d fre deuarsrnark
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

rsle b1t Pre>slIs.
a. Posstbl4 al
sEm sEssfsr Tarlar
rbsE - fEarsis as
cay TIE fzcEscs x
WafeA sksg are
nlzds 511 sksiF eus
a1sd n.aizA
In r,aa eat rs -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

In fe24 Henry Clay vss a canchdate fcr
the PRESIDENCY, reesiving thirty ssssn elec-
soral votes In fSS2 he ran agafsi, receiving
the vut~s Il six states only. In 1852 be was
a candidate for ske nomination, hus ~ss de-
faassd BY Can Harrison, VINO was elec1ed.
In 1874 he wa nonsfnsfsd By the Whizs. and
resolved IGs vvses 90 10 for Polk. lie was a
eandidzfs for rAe norainssion in fs4s, but
vss defeated bJ Zachary TaylSr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

r'ss lrts-rs * W n,eans -su vE1a.- N
sUwn. or IN Ese CITY Tier srs eu1p;0yes By
persuns who ocnsider shzf mora "Enziish.
Tou Know alth~ngh re sxpr-<~ion ~ iosslf
he Fr-sn-hl. than 20 vrioe Gus re name 0f slss
Sarv frorn which shsy write. su~ssax skes
susy - - ss~sscrz postmsrk
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Ar snperfuous hsir. moles. warts. vens
tumors. kerorrhoids. cancers. ~ 80 r~s-
sfeus}e epeated -, and sd abnormal
rrowths permanently and psinie>slr re-
moved By FicrfF1sz's ~ he osrlors Of l.
-. Dcleke. n y snd Eisctro-tasr.peutirt
= Cre-csntevs.. Grand Rapids. Mica
tsiiv rem 2 = n - = D. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

csrro Gcrsfo - . s-sra'~sssa hetSl~ts<sf ~
nssunsain pssz IN 8exse,. sA<ozsh ~hkch shs
u>tlSnas r.>d rem v>rs Cr~s - sh- cssy a
M>xi>s p~sseS E~r> Ga Secss i<fs~hsd .
T--<ziy saperior t~> 81 mexs<>ns n>Arw
e.ues Aas>I Aprf1 - -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

WIN ss-fncr-assd Popularity or bracelets
hayso~rns many nDvstties. and not tbe Ieass
among sssss arr fhs wassh 6raceletz
Ths~e br.-eiees wsrs st first designed
up-cislly f.sr tc<rfsss and shsppsrs and were
rspAe e le>kkar sfser he fashion % one of
Ghs usedeis N Cur uiazrrsa4on- The watch
- a. go sruz4r cf tbs-s Lsssher wrsstlsts -
uT1<s~rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

The snesf FhotsgrspAs IN tie cify can ;.
bad a. Hamilton new secons ae>r rscep-
tion roorn. - Cana g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

9I1zznrst .iEh tuftesf gallon - . crossed
ss~r tise efest. snd encIreisd ronnd shs slllss
sa1A . -z4<f IA s1riped ponises ak
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

NJ. T.russ Br~wo Farters Csiforris
trfr vas = lsilars snd ske as started ssst
<ssgr~se.s Afear ffe tr~t tro o. thrze
-~--iur- n ksn Fr.sei>e> 90 p2.T~S ~
nnD<s e~wnsss&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Ts- fsIiowfnx = Est q ths nsrrisws
r~rn-~s isssred sisre lsst published, With
s,so-uses. residences whsu outside tns cisvl
s.nd 49, % the parties
Ares
r.--s.~Frrok rees Frese-rrT 10
6D~~n,t Nersf-~ Fsrfs fe.eba ? N - Nc,-
>,,' -..s,s-,|s -. AZ
Assoc s Pss,eIs. E-.sriesss tis-veiS --es-l e
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Al psr-oss snFsrine hr-n sch h~,ts~As
ara tcSs'ssy sAesla - Al k>ssas> ke.-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
WHAT WOMEN WEAR


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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-22
LOCAL NOTES.

Call on Winters & Thomas for the
best groceries in town 81
DIR. Spencers lecture at the NJ. f
church on Friday night.
Missionary tea meeting at the NJ
E. church this afternoon.
Painless dental operations at DR.,
T. c. Smiths, 80 State street.
Cream soda, ice cream soda, milk
shakes, lemonades, at Strong& Co.'s
If you have oats to sell read the
ad. of E. E. Mckinney & Co., Tur-
ner.
Sells Bros mammoth circus will
parade the streets Tuesday of next
week.
Rev. DIR. Spencer will deliver an
address on church extension on
Friday night at the Nj. f. church.
New real estate office in the old
Methodist church on Liberty street,
formerly used by the Salvation
Army.
Col. Morgan's horse became scared
at the mill and ran away with the
dray this morning but was captured
without doing any harm.
Miss Macrum, of Portland, AM
nounces her attention to form a
class for vocal culture in this city,
as successor to Miss Julia Chamber
lin, commencing September Sd. The
lady is highly recommended, and
has thorough preparation for her
task.
This item, by a typographical
omission, yesterday, was rendered
incomplete. 1t is here corrected
Men of means and experience
from Wichita, Kansas, know
when they see good place
for an investment, this experience
having given them an intuition.
Mr.. Rodman, capitalist and mill
man, from that city is at Mrs. A. J.
Riely's. His visit to Salem is evi-
dence of the attractions of this
section.