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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-04

the manufacture OF tinctures, proprie-
iary articles, wines, liquors, cordiats,
bitters or other alcoholic compounds,
which are used or sold rs beverages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-04
snow In NeM Yorl, stntr.

CASAIoHARIE, y. Y, Oct. S.-Snow
fell thickly in the Mohawk Valley this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-04

NAILS, &C.
cut leperpound. Now lic). Wire
- n'l'S longer than inches and above No.
- e per pound, Now lc). Between
and : inches, 2lc. (Now 4c). Railway
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-04

Schedule Wines, liquors, etc,-still
wines, including ginger wine, cordial or
vermouth in casks 6Oc per gallon. (5O.)
Fluid malt extract in casks zoe per gal
Ion; in bottles or jugs 4Oc; solid or
condensed 4Oc. Cherry, prunc and other
Juices not enumerated containing not
more than 2l per cent OF alcohol. Coo per
gallon; containing more than "a per
cent OF alcohol, 81 per gallon. go per
cent. Ginger ale, beer, lemonade, soda
water and other erated waters in plain,
green or colored, nodded or pressed
glass bottles, containing not more than
I pint, 25c per dozen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-04

Schedule E-wooI and manufactures
of wool. THE classification of woods is
that otthe present law.l
wools Of the first and second class and
all hair OF the alpaca goat and other live
animals, lie per pound. 40 to 36c.)
Woods Of the third class, exceeding in
value l2c per pound, &c per pound.
Tops, slubbing and all other wastes,
composed wholly or in part OF wool OF
worsted, soc per pound, All woods and
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
A GRiST OF GRINS.

"LorrE is constant struggle against
fate" said the Irishman who couldn't find
q pair OF shoes big enough for him.
AN old farmer says he never buys butch
ers' meat. he keeps his own beasts, and,
whenever he wants meat, kills himself
Az old lady, not remarkable for the clear
ness of her ideas, describing fine summer
evening, said: 1T was beautiful bright
night; the moon made every thing as light
as featherl'
"BRIDGEr, did you hear the door-beilp
"Yis, num-" "Then why don't you 60 to
the doorl'' "Shure, mum, l don't be ex-
pectin' ony body to call on me. IL must be
somebody TO see yersnf"
A LrTTLE boy while playing fell down the
steps and hurt himself severely. His mother
scolded him for his carelessness, and he
sobbed OF: Mamma, please don't scold me
tiIl get through hurting"
A LITTLE girl had returned from visit TO
the city where, for the first time, she had
attended an Episcopal church Her father
asked how she liked that church. She an
swered: 81 Ike it pretty well but it's hard
70 do"
"Dors nv son william, that's In the
army, get plenty TO eati" said an old lady
TO recruiting sergeant the other day
"He sees plenty" was the laconic reply
"5iess his heart. then / know he'll have il.
If he can see IL; be always would al home.s
A PExAcHER began his address TO a Sun
dsy-school thus Now, children, am
going 70 take text out Of the Bible always
hnd wnen preach that the text IL the best
part of my sermon. Isnt that 50, dear
childrenr' And the children all shouted:
"Yes, SIR, that's soi''
"wsI1- Johnny" said the sunday-schooi
tescbar 70 one Of her little pupils. II under
stand there's q new baby az your house.
What do you caaiti" why said Johnny,
with childish frazkness mamma says IL is
little angel, but tins morning papa called
it . nuisance-
Awasr Guest Gin German restaurant
slave you got the, cheek 70 charge forty
cents for chunk Of meat tough enough 20
break mx jswi I've got . good mind %
lex your' Proprie.or~-'sPetter not dry
dot. Young vsAer Choost yoa veel dot
muscle 10 dot sr1 Fiery day / oats DOT
meat"
BoBsr-sSsy-do you like my sister
Belief Young Mr Jones-.Why. certain
y. Robert Every BODY hkes Mss Beise. do
they aott' Bobsy--eDu1no. Gives. shs
likes yoa. TOO. sac told ne ysu was = PEP
fect- perfect most forgot what Yo0ng
Mr. Jonss-"Bot trY te thiEk. Robert Wa
i = perfect gentleDanf e. Bobby
Oh. I NOV aow. Sas SID yOu was per-
feet a nignorznas."
A sroRr = tod q AZ exeenent OF iasav
vho Evsa b Concord. Nsss ~ tbe tsnse q
the great Drevalsnos 81 trz.sesae antslisra
and SO gas vsry mach bewsl1sred bv to
fr>sfon ard saaAct- ~5tb whscA raszv q
her Articles cf f@sss wcrs treste6- Bet she
finally esse - th1s cosclssioa. Z 3ouT
cars - naca ao9af prs3sstsnss1oa- sd free
wiA, saS a. f5en se~> q tAizgs ~ 3 fbs-
saze swsy ~ totsl sep~avlts / shsA f.e. a.
tss9gh kzaz Z say rs izioa ~ an~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

PRINCE HkSkr, of Germany, has bad seven
hundred di1erent photographs OF himself
taken
Txs Emperor Francis Joseph has worn
sns crown during forty years Of the sfty-
eight he has lived
QuxrS VICTORIA sent 70 the Glasgow Ex-
hioition two table-nsp<ins manufactured
from yarn spun by her own hands.
TaE dOwager Queen Of Spain rides an En-
Elish thoroughbred horse that belonged to
her husband She is 6ns rider.
Krxs Hrxsrsr, Of italy, has grown very
gray Of late he much prefers civilian
dress. and is something Of sn AnglomaniAc
a. regards attire.
HARCx4. Enpress Of Japan, viii visit
America next winter, travelling in state
with dozen maids Of honor, nunberIess
officials and every incident Of lnrury.
CRowx PRrxcx WILLIAM ~ Germany IN
herits his mothers gift Of drawing Two of
his pictures were sold few days ago a.
auction 10 Berlia and realized geed prices
tbs King of Portugal ordered m London
thirty tons 81 fireworks and hfty tons of
mortars snd other pyr0tschnic machinery
for use AZ Lisbon n the royal recsptian 70
the King q Sweden
Tur Prince Of Wsles. II Ne tss woa monsv
on a race. ats bis hss over his eyebrows
ard tsiks rapidly 20 snT one wbc rsev b.
wifA him. II hs has lost hs taxes hss hat
-. ~ipes kis forehead wieA his handksr-
chies ard maintains = severe s1ence
Ter Duchess q schleswiz Holssefa,
mother ~ the Princess Wisisua. Il Prussia,
who wsa BE re fsaxrs Emv-~ss % GER
-as~r 49, nsss1r-e faea1e 49, ks< hen
piaced onser restraint n private ssyisz
~ Gratis. Austria
Qr.ES TFeFcRzs - $50 - hsve h>ss -
hbsra. during eer rece1t sr,R ahroad ss -
sxritr ugeh oefrzeat sus-a thoss srczns
her A. Casrissteosurx SO zsvs zo.3ea
srar bores. 8sszucac& eso- 70 hzif &ox<n
Princss. Prsaesssss sn& aeaarAss, ast gave
abaref tlrs - a. tks servanes
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

- ter4ons u i = n sdsD>4zo< - xnnokD
9s-x g. Lae ssresls 81 c-aasy.
fsz Average szily pszFsks~s a bsz4s ~
&c fre-saEy 4seszts - q sseo.se9
Ckfs srs y zeasad /. tns " esE<ra part
oze dclz1x Epiece
A PAzIs paeer spe@ks a Nj Powder
horn, FfssAae1t a ths AEsre<a kl1ssts ef
L4loF
sFExssoszD Pike vas caught N Lxks
klEslaa. N-saonsin, that weighed 20
pounds. <1d ze@s2rea 8 feet : laekes "a
leazth
TEE largest tree IA he ocaztry east Of
Caiifsr1l4 - : EnsFied cid sycamore thzE
stands u Upper S42a1skJ, .. II - ~ feet
~ elrcunlerenee
A LxABfxs New York joarnal predicts
that .ilhia the ooalins decade ths eom-
meree Of Earope and Anasrle& vii 20
through the Nicaragua czE4l
Dos tk2l 81 Aat eats ealcns - an OBJ
lect Of interest IN Dsytoa, o. The canine
procares his supplies zs le sA1ts them
frun ths yegetznls beds withia reach
TEsFIa0sr IN xhe Stewart WI case shows
A I. StewzFt's annual sales Ia have been
about $1,000 90 and his yroh 81 joo.ou0
de vas never satisfied with his prorts.
A zAks and valuable Bloie containing
tweoty thousand engravngs, IN sixty-thrce
folio volumes, II the property Of ~ oswego
q. " gentisnaA- IL 10 SAID 10 Be Tia oaiy
enc or the xind IN the world
PEoF HsERAASS, the Prostidig giatear,
has received several letters from spiritual
astic and mesmeric charlatans begging him
not 70 expose shssr lusssry, and Offering
him lsrge sums Of money II hs vii keep
quiet
SosE months ago . vessel sailed from
New York with a crew intent spen digging
up treasure valued a. SIS, ,o0S, 600 which WA
buried half century ago In the Spanish
man. The expedition returned pean1less
and their treasure stlil lies buried.
/ IL the post-orics a. Concord, N. n, the
postmaster found a pouch the other day
that had been lost nineteen years, and
which contained lis letters for that city.
There were three registered letters with
money In them and their nsn-receipt had
upset half dozen Offices
hEssrseAR boys IN the East are employed
BY families for the purpose of Transporting
babies from one pl2cs 20 another. They re-
gard shis as IN the regular lrae Of business
and seldom object when required To carly
about this singular kind Of freight
A CHICAGO dealer in sporting goods Is
authority for the statement that there are
many people In that city who think nothin 3
OF paying from twenty five TO fifty dollars
for collars for their pet dogs, and in some
cases as high ss one hundred dollars has
been paid
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
nEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.


TIE n Z eAara skeiE 81 Ada hss tAs
uaMps
Nm Mason .hltfsrd. sf CROSBY. . sea
siSh eonieseoz 81 ths lza<z
Pair prsss<e,s al good h.s crop IN
besn< Al>o of sz1ik - ths irost l4s done
BAT nttis d<2aass.
TIE Treat Lodge So. AZ. Daughters Of
ksbek&s. shi xIEs q bszksl soci4l a. Odd
telse1s Hals Irsah Friday sssniass
June q
NJ. Wa Aln4rs. sssd 81 years. died NJ
bef ao1e, 6DuT miiss so1Ehs4sf VI Gale
dsnis. h2y -. Sac leaves . husband and
ons son-
Representative v. W. csakin. az cid
pionser oE 6raEtan and Oak6eld. since Iso6
lived - soaEta. did Wednesday. Nay IS
Ia AaEFim conafy. snsEs lie has lived fof
ihe pzsg foar yssEz
A Buildlng soa Losn Association was or
fsaizsd Al Holland Thursday wikh = espi-
al 81 50 Go A board Of tselys directors
.as appointed. add o11csn vll os elected
- tssir aext Ussiiax.
Mrs. Thsodosa n. Ross. deceased. Of
Walker l0snsnip. bsqarstasd ell hsr
property % hsr husband. Thomas Rose.
according 20 tss terms Of her vii. which
vas hlsd Ia the Proosts Court
Not more than half of ths people who
attended the funeral Of JEz. c. Johnson, at
BOVINE Centfs last Sunday. wsrs able 10 gs:
IN ths church L vas the largest funeral
hsid ia that section Tor many years.
Died. in Wyoming township. May 2o.
Myron R0ys. aged 70 years One Of the
nFst ssttlsrs IN ksnt county. the Oldest
i4rfnsr, voted at the trsg election held a.
Kent eoantY, was . cousin Of John E.
koys. OF soloa.
Graduating exercises Of the Cedar Springs
Higa school will take place on Friday,
Juas s. The Class OF IS will consist OF
Charles 5hsrsr William Oldheld. Thaddecs
stevens. George Link and Misses ROWS
Bears and Alice Nicholson
No man should have . mortgage on an
Office. II ever there was . time the Repub-
leans should place before the people A.
their standard bearer a good. clean business
man. broad and liberal IN all his views and
backed by good war record. IL is tbis year
We dont want . man who has been II
Congress since the war and never opened
his head IN favor Of the soldier. his widow
or orphan Bat such papers As the Eags>
who are always Ia the rear, can't see 1t Ill
Ioo late. 100 late.--Csdar Spriaas Clipper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
RECENT EVENTS.

A NroRo at Acworth, Ga, was given
sixty -swo lashes for circulating damaging
stories about a number Of young men of
that town
ANDREW CARNEGIE has opened bank for
the accommodation Of his 1900 employees
and viii pay them six per cent interest on
their deposits
The Illinois Board Of Health has begun .
series OF tests of the waters of the rivers in
that State, 70 determine The extent to which
they are polluted by sewerage and other re-
fuse.
IN Westbury, N. Y, short time ago .
wedding took place between a colored couple
whose joint ages reached $50 years. The
occasion was one Of much interest and en-
joyment to large number Of citizens.
A YOUNG lady Of Garland, Ne, lately 40
tended a party while she was coming down
with The measles. In playing such gsmes
IS copenhagen the young lady kissed about
forty young men, most Of whom contracted
the disease.
TIE latest feat In dentistry is the success
ful implanting Of . tooth, performed by .
New York dentist. The operation consists
In simply inserting a natural tooth into an
orifce IN the gums II Is believed that the
operation is practicable.
A DEPOSIT Of salt 300 feet In thicknesss
has been struck under the town Of Hutchin-
son, Kan, at a depth Of AS feet The salt
lacks less than a quarter Of one per cent Of
absolute purity, and viii be great source
o. wealth to the town
A new YoRx broker made $4,000 in two
days. He put S50,0co with it 70 make $780,
600 in three days, and lost The entsre sum in
SIX hours turn of-the market Ia the morn-
ing be lived IN palace. La the evening he
was out looking for apartments.
Ar ordinary vulcanized rubber ring was
the cause the other day Of a confagration in
a store In Victoria, b. G. The ring was
placed on an empty bon away from any
thing Of q comsussibls nature, and The only
tensble theory OF the combustion was that
it was spontaneous.
A NOBLE Newfoundland dog was the
means the other day Of saving young girl
from the hands Of a murderous tramp in
Washington, Pa. TIE dog seized the villain
by the neck and would have decapitated him
but for the arrival Of some men Such q
dog Is worthy Of Immortality.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Twenty four h~di-s hs-s hs>n $1,000
poor la~ raer,fisn~ m Lon5oo.
Eleven hundred lsdi~s wers registered
e. voters 20 tA~ Top~ss city sisction-
Fve lssiss- have b>en eiecs>d poo< kw
xnariisns IN Birmingham. Knxi@nd
ssven lsates wsr. recently slecsei mem
h-rs q the lscal xDvsrncn>ns board IA Rdin-
burxh
The r>eurfs - The p~<>ut ofiee shsw
st>s -urssn nave oosaiu~d patents On Loo
inv~nsior<
TIE Rsrsl university ~ Tr-sznd i>seiy
e-Duf-rr-s rh> a@xr-e a M>~e>r 81 Arr. on
ave ycunx ~~nsssA
sav- rs-< vvs-1 n Engi>ed a. th> .~c<aon
Tor poor law zn>rriisa&
Women vuted almost universally s< a.
srse-i slecsiess N Nehrss<A Nany q M
b-~s ~ere sl-cset - sfHc>
The nroehs~anod - Loscrsoes~. IN
xsne~r- = ~ be s..urk-rssns~d sy ~o<n.ns
nsssonss ssxllsary erz.z,s .stion-
Ther- sr> N England a. f-rzsls hs.ck-
--s-hs ~se .rsuaily rvzns s>.vy hsrnrn~-z,
snc > - ~un.es suspisy--d n nsa usakslz
rhr~~ ssau-snd ls<Ss- - p-op-rty snd
xs.ndirx vst~s ~ ~ iez1 cfzF sieSxtsn b
rar>ana The pelis ~srs r~y 4Es~s snd
orsear
F3iss>~sA Bcyneen Harher< wi -~-s
- ~-rls rsth~r ~ -ne - sisfrzneesey-s
eiss sa=n 80 = elazs $3.50 szzpaxh 70
keep els.sr rr,c<k-r- snsi ssr-rs Asefrszn-sss-ys
he 3aan - Csaserbury Ard the hs-hsp
n sr-s=r slE~--srs s-sshzhfag ~ursans ffe-
frezsrnf.-rpr2e n Hs1nnfa. Ho~ unzsrh h~e<rr
ss-sr -ss-ze- se~n as~s - si<aop Do..-. =
AlbsrF
Nnzs~n rssFr>r>~>~ ks-~ s-W - ec~-N
hsz - - er-s3 s~-v-~a-~> ~ - -
49, - e-g-her~n ~r~.~ >ru--,<<~- -.
ss-a s~-~ ~ ~r> v~<<~>a -srr>x<e sv~s -
~ >~s<n~-&~~>w r~s - - mn-k
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
IDEAS FOR DRESS.

siEk lowered woolon lsoe locks rich and
slesAat - trimming tar summer ehAihss
add iusterz
Fall bows Of ribbon. with = stan quili or
two. ars ths oaly p>rzi~zhls trimming worn
for rravslAng h~ra
Gr~y with yeibow-shs bright. brassy.
bsstsrcxp hao-is one Of Iondon's atrocsou
combinations for evening gown&
Velvet fgaros. ssir with emhrosdery In
gold. silver and copper. viii be much worn
vita tim Watering place gownA
IL begias 70 DO whispered that the ssign
Of the tailor over vonens gowns win shortly
Be thing q shs darby nliidswed past
garment that u a basque at one side
and spon rhs other . well defined poaonAise,
. anaoag shs lAtsss ot Loadon o>prsos&
bunch Of cswsfips. life size. h green
and ysIlow gold. b one Of the hAndsomsss
brooches for wear with evening gewnA
About the prsstisss Of new rustic hsAs
srs uAd- of nns corn hnskA dssicately
br.ided aad a>ish>r bisacAsd nor oulorsd
Grab apple blossom. Londons newest
perfume. u simply raviahins. but must b
assd with c~r-. - its bAss b pru.ie scsd
A new wrinkle In the nSw fun empire
skirts y ~ <srnsss thres inches Of gathers
with four psrfsctsy plain AL around stss belt
Brflliantins. ths new summer stun 90
popular for house gown< h merely the old
time alpaa. IN nsw tints and printed pat
serns
And nov come green kid gloves. IN all
shades, from vhish. along With aavy, malice
and AL anchAriaAblsnsss. good Lord do
liver ox
Pale India silks or Bengaiines are made
up over s<ircs of dsrk vevet, while highs
combination
The '-wedding wrap for swell trous-
sssax u of aae vhrte eioth, with wids sleeves
of whsss velysS sstan hned and edged With
whiss fox fur.
Ptnk takes the place Of herotrups
among rprtng sints. and = specially hksd In
the priatsd sfnfrz that are such Loog fsvorltss
cor house g0~n<
Stockings must be either black or vhit..
s<nbrosder-d 20 Ea~toa TIE drs~. sriurning. or
else q she g0wu's exact hue. with tuss . rs-
hef Of eontressing sunbroidsry.
The fancy for passfng largo gtrls nso
looss froc<s With short waists sod hsx suroed
down lace ootss<s. meke- them look hks
b@biss und>r a uaaSnafyiaS glaa
The prevalence Of w~avt drSp-ry h
Isnsnsabi.. a. u ouly Improves q 100 saenfer
figure. snd looks sxoss~ssfy ~ upon one
-isn s--n h -,spsosoa Of ps~mpn~~
Lettuce green is one of the n~w eoson
and sD<n>s n -ons~ of the nsv dsss goods,
and IN xiove~ and rsbopos - veil IL b .
eo.or that = hkely % pi>~~s tns hired girl
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
RENANAY.

sHs-1s. Nsighb0r Isnks yez had rsn-
ssss ] Assrdl"
Yea ss
Done much damage
Yea broke my wagon psid tio 20 re
pslr Threw me ons IL 'front.' of CouPton
Brozs furniture store. z05 ana z93 South
Div lsion ~. sprzined ns ankis. bat hebblsd
"A and purchased oili Of furniture; bought
iof so less than Csnai-st. prices and l an
s. ahead over and above the eKosnse Of tas
runaway"
We'll. Jenks. l bought . bed room seg OF
the boys last week aud paid SO less
than il would cost me 10 buy of any dsNssi
in the city"
Il tell you If ne buy our furniture ~
Compton Bros. Ne can afford 70 have an
occasional runaway"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
BucKLKN's 5 ARNIcA sALvE.

The best Salve in the world for Cnts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chspped Hands. Chilblxins,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction. OF
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
Division-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Dr.. Brigham has removed bis Office to
the new Kendall Block. ls7 Monroe-st
where he may be found from 8 till 10 a. m.
8 ill 5, and Gas till 7.30 p. N. DIR. Brigham
and Mrs. Brigham will live 81 the Warwick
until the opening Of the Livingston. Tele-
phone Office I'D Warwick 670
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

81 rsks BIS he.a4 asTters II srsc8
EsriSs for fhe Ssn nsr. darinx stea
Hue - 81 ccrtrsrr far srd nei5v@~
g snv xtn~k 1es.sr IN ths STATE -
Niehsxsa ~ &C jssrlng E>stes. kry c.Ass ard
ansntitr ~ We~fsrn steek soch - 6il1es
rosrsa rnu3~s ko~.es sd Eserau9~d yesS-
sara p~t.~r asssrsns s1eh seuzk csnnos
r.~~se fs hesa<w fssa ~ - sihz - -
s-~~x'ns NJ. Rnesr. care hrsre Street.
Hons. c~eS Eses1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
ENcAMFNrsr AT OWosso.

For the ffth annual encsmpment Of
Michigan Division s. ". Y. >. A. 10 be
held ~ 0wosso, June to s, the D., q. ii.
& NJ. Railroad Company viii sell rouRd trip
ticket ~ single fare, good going June 4. 5.
o and Z, and return June 8.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Insure your dwellings in the Grand
Rapids Fire Insurance Co. Cash Capital,
500. 10000. Julius Honsensn. President,
S. r. Aspinwall, Secretary. onice. House
man building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Dent saTpr 81 snv iouEsv SD r~nove
r0vns bnn-cns ssd iar~est1x nsts ~
wen. ~suaen snd 81 4raa wishons pssn. az
~. Tarksh Rsth rees- oern~r h<aras
.n6 Is1ss-xfs ~. z "a sor ssxfsx
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

n sus~eT - cssnsi 1uesfiou.
Hoz es<y sd trutaf7i - seii IS
A care fsT re ~orss luriigestioa,
"a sac fserre furrsssvs Psiisss
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

en- I've s>sn tbsrs myssix Thsss's saly
en. ssy Tor tns AD4Y % kssp - s4aitg
sn1 "a Hons5. We mast szsss oe poker
nosdt. asd Ass1ds hl11ys - .
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

3itn't mea8 ca harrow up Msrsiss s.si-
lngs cut s1e took it BADLY and burst no
t~sse. ] vss secretly reio5cei A. the l,s-s u
Claude. vaom I haled vith a righteous
Indignation.
snad-nir Wsua= sfrsishfpnei m sud
ssscDes .ock OF sern purpose W.wesf
an Ntfh tne Earus. &alie start.-i ars
boldly with tae nsw shnifs sad tsrsr ta.
ssrsls - ever fhe rocu. We x.thsr.i thesv,
m snd procecsir,S Hsufe bersn - N
Ter she epenes nexe7iations tsr Clsus.
NJ Rruwr sgreef to sell ain sack :, har
a. six starks 81 g. stsck EVerv ti-oa
Nau3e ~cn pct she 80 ssi3s > xsrk tsr
fieraes resemrren. Wien sse 49, suf
- esips she srneht of the ssnk s.3
-~rts hef r Al Ne rlsra6 1atg 4
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-01
Lake City Laconica.

LAKE CITY, FLA. Sept 3O.-Notwith-
standing we are well nigh surrounded with
the yellow fever, and almost cut off from
the outside world, yet business and politics
is carried on as If nothing is the matter
abroad.
The republicans met to-day and put out
full ticket: J. w. Tompkins for the sen
ate, j. o. Farnell and G. p. Jones for the
assembly, j. A. Bethea for sheriff, w. r.
Bush for clerk of court, w. NJ. Ives for
probate judge, j. w. Payne for revenue
collector, G.. w. s. Waldron for tax assessor.
J. S. Wood for county treasurer and j. NJ.
Tolbert for superintendent of public schools
The democratic primary meetings will be
held OCT. 2. A full slate has been suggested
and will be voted for.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-01
RAILROADS.
FLORIDA RAILWAY and
NAVIGATION CO.

ON AND AFTER MAY IL, 1888, trains depart
~ from Jacksonville passenger station. FOOD
Of Hogan street, as follows
7:SQ a. m.-NEw ORLEANS FAST Mali. daily.
for Lake City, Live Oak Mariana, Madf
son, Monticello, Tallahassee Quincy, De-
Funiak, Pensacola. Mobile, New OrieanA
Texas, Denver, Nashville. st. Louis, Cncin-
natl, Chicago etc. Arrives in Jackson
$50 a. m.-For Fernandiua aud Ocean
Beach, Sunday only. Stops at ali stations.
Arrives Jacksonville at 6:46 p. N. /
Csc p; M. --FoR FERNANDINA DAILY, except
sunday Connects with Cumberland Route
for Brunswick, Macon, Atlanta, Chattar
noogtsx Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago and
all posts North. Arrives at JacksonVilIs
3:b6 y. N.
11:4O a. m.-SouTH FLORIDA MAIL AND Exp
PRESS. daily, for Gainesville, Cedar Key,
Silver Springs, Ocala, Wildwood. Plant City.
Leesburg. Tavares. Orlando, South Florida
Arrives Jacksonville :45 D. ~.
2:46 p. m-SrEAMER ExPREss, Sunday only.
Connects with Sunday steamers Clyde Line
for Charleston and New York Also with
Cumberland Route steamers for Brunswick,
Macon, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Chicago and all
points North Arrives at Jacksonville
1910 y. N.
800 D. m.-WEsr FLORIDA EXPRESS, daily.
for all points in West Florida Pensacola,
Montgomery, Nashville and all points North.
Arrives Jacksonville 12:46 p. m.
4:3O p. m.-FERNANDINA MAIL AND ExPREssI
daily, except Sunday. connects Tuesday ana
Friday with Savannah steamer, Thursday
with Mallory line Arrives Jaoksonvius
$40 q. m.
7:46 p in.--soVTH FLORIDA MOTT EXPRESS,
daily, except Sunday, for all points in South
Florida. Has through Sleeping Car %
Orlando. Berths only 81. Arrives Jackson
vile Gao a. m.
For local time cards, folders, maps, rates, and
any other information, call at City Ticket
Office. SO West Bay street, corner Hogan.
a. o. Mcdonnell, q. Z. A. 3
d. f. MAXWELL, Gen. Supt, Jacksonville, IA.