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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-10

Gordon IIanbery can but be COM
plimented for making a very earnest
fight for what he thought was right
and as a campaigner he has few
enuala.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-10

Judge Pryor was reelected to the
Appellate bench Monday. The
Judges name was by mistake placed
on the poll-books down in this Sec
ton, and the back precincts gave him
a rousing vote.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-10

Those Republican star-gszers who
thought Kentucky had gone over to
the G. o. p. will find nut to crack in
the returns from last Mondays cleo
ton,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-10

Remember that the job work turned
out by us will stand the test of close
and if you want the best
of work at low prices, bring it 10 us,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-10

All of the state papers are jubilsnt
over the result of the election in this
county.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-10

The Democrats carried Alabama,
Monday, by about 5000 majority.
How is that for a protective tariff?
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-10

Capt. w. T. Ellis will speak at
jacksonville Monday.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-10

As the executor OF James Bronaugh. decoas-
ed. | will offer for sale at the door OF the Court
House in Ilopkinsvllle, Ky, on
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-08-10

We would be
glad to show you
our stock Of conn
terpanes, Towels,
Napkins, T abb G
Linens, Handker-
chiefs &c. SC. We
make the bold as
sertion and stand
ready to prove it
that ours are the
cheapest in the
city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

d. not eoss Gaeh. sR1 e = PEI .scsly
soFtaisss AZ "a lsbor e1ts 10-b tAs tres.
sall l2boz has a - All. - y ls9eE
lrsBsfofnas = INTO iHmbsr, aaEll labor
tsses 4 io plansF tbas = sa>es ey asacE,
zatil L4bof raishss Il. PnRs a toxstesT
f1os 4 aswa Sod saxaasaz- H. TIE
e~4aofs 81 y represent lssof. asd tssi
t&bAs sksa nAlshsd al rae sboat Ia
psf ssat. q ssasrial. o pei esu1 esa-t u
ABR, snd sAs b.laDcs Psotit NV =
losslga sompstitloa - allowed. ths rs~
aatsTizl costs sboat the sane. tie PFoE's
~oald % about ths sszas. az & TIE osiy
quantity th4s c0aia 10 ens1gsd N TIE
problem soaid % labor. Enxlssd pays
cheaper rzies. and America would have
10 relics wsge= OF shut up sh0p. Labor
a sAs pglnas factor IA every thing ss Use.
seal 0s esi.
Nov Il yoa wsnG the present rate Of
~szss h oOnGinus with ssssndsst pros
pssity, then vote the R~pubiiesn tlcsst,
FOR this - !nst tie result II promises, and
of the sincerity and truthsGlness Il tie
promise, yea must % your own ludee.
Think over this. for 30 you Il Is matter
81 vital Importance Your vote this year
can talk You must either cay, I'VE
want 40 English free trade here" or you
must say. Let her come. we'll stand our
chances After the result OF the cleo
ton has been determined. II will DO four
years before you can DO heard again.
Now You have tho power. Use !. for
your own interest regardless oi party
prejudice. We think that you will con-
elude 10 vote for HAgRIsos and MoRToS.
whose platform says. Protection 10
American Labor"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

VOTE soK HARRISON AND MORTON.
A vote tor HABEIsoS and MosroN Is
an expression on the part OF the voter,
thst Ansrican interests shall prevail in
America II means protection 70 Amsri-
can industries. From AZ Irishman, Il
mssns . vote o, sympathy with suffering
Ireland and protest 10 England Tor her
treatment Of their fellov-coantrymsn
A vote from a soldier FOR HARRISON and
MoRroN means that be don't want any
nors q CLEVELAND. the substit ute
hirsr. Vote for HARRrsoN and MoRTo
and England will inssrprit il to mean
that Ne want Johnny Bull TO Keep his
fDgsr ont a our PIE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
TO LABORISG MEN.

The theory Of this government is, that
1t - governmsns OF ths people. Every
four years they delegate this power to
those whom they elect 70 Office. aud
svsry four years in National. and every
tvo years 10 State sGairs this power is
returned tO.tbsm, and is absolutely IN
their hands. The difsrent political
parties lave come bsfors them with care
fully prepared issues, and asked their
suffrsgss. These issues have been Of a
different kind. Ia lSG il was whether
one man could own another or rot; in
1854 it vas vheshsr this nation should
live IN 1868 Il was upon the question
os olincbing The rssnl,s obtained By the
victory oi ths nation over rs foes. and go
on but this IL the first issus where
specifically and directly the issue has
been between lsboring men snd those
whose policy Is opposed to labor and its
best interests The c1mpdigR is yours
and its res,slfs sciH come right into BoHr
HHttSrf "fta fIHtfa ttt~b A-@ So fey
ing the legitimate expenses oi the cam
psign, bat fhs result - IN the hands Of
labor. shsointsIy sud irrsvocably. The
question FOR Jon to decide. is between
protection sad free trsde You have
had opportunities 70 listen to eloquent
arguments from talented speakers on
both sides ~ the question. and row yoa
mnst st down by your o~n 6resides and
With Jour family around you. snd ssk
yourself the question ss 70 where your
interest lies, and hov you can best tsk :
care Of those whom ron love I'you
think i better n obtsin some articles 10
per csnt- cheaper With your vsses r.
duced ~ par csat. then vote TIA Demo-
crsctic tickes for thss = s5cut fhe size 4
e. but you must rscoIlscs that Tor sva-v
thing vou buy ~ shis rsduce3 rate
thousands II your faliov workneu IN
this sounfry -ili b thrown ont ~ srn-
pioymsut You must rscoliect smother
thinz. tat you srs sending good Arneri-
,sn money 81 6a Easlssb eockess.
Nc~ yoa unss jsdse for yonrself N
this r Ycu srs working u "a.
niture ,sctory take = sInGis article Il
furuisers snd souns i np, and vou ear
fheu go for yoursslf sc9 snd wh-rs rcu
are infer@sfei Take fshls. The srss
fhiaz . tks laHb.r. he osk n kzhEs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

n AsfaSk - Efass Sc lds ~ ~
/ e4 aetfse . rse4sk sttf 81 3sEA essttN
ft P<4se4 ~ i.fs.sA ss@ e..t Saassse@ v&f..
- sss ~ = - teens a@@ess ~ - - -
saa Fntfia LasSt bisk ossezl4e
ssss t.ltel
ksok sALs-fdF Fo1IoafN5 AEf e0on
Z ->ttsss ast1 80 fte4 ts<ksskiss
isfss ssosa Aesase 81 f4Hset.zs- st.e~ i.s..ss
- tl4ss sss-ss D .ess saEtss - <s.isxc sFs..
i.ses-s ) 81 A.s.ss ~ a. ssa.ssa =. - p
t-asl-.s ksssa as
lE HAVE LoIs ON TAR HilI w0k8H
" - ~ e.stF a. tfeE4 ,s9i "a 81 fasE
q Ainssy 5 ~asa scstl blsck 1e.sahaas -
50
I0R sAIE CokNkR or HFNRv AID
4 >lss-.sa.sEs iisxls- cheap ses1 i.ssses
= -s-sA Ytn ei sis ~ 80 - s4ss ~ s.elais =
fass kinsss I'D :. fo~sF b.ock. aeisfsas...e
loR sAIE or REkT-A IAk6f l&Koos
L oasroiuE -hoslss "a oeatef of ciis. Ser ss.e on
esss lsfals ~ el4 feDg f.arniiIrs tsi ia foE
i1stAsF pAFiicgAsn sodrs-s n. ! b. shis once
lNNONE WISHING To etfY PROPERTY y
A an pSEt % the city shoaid osN GA a. ss se
"a sDe~ yo4 a 1@Fgs1 ssreiy eAn sns ethe.
ira fogg kilssy, sD1 iowsf osos-s
ONLY A FkW M0kE LOAs l.kFI 0N oolIs
" ave nerth " ihs eiis a. tls e. ssi Cal lse
ists. Ao Loyslrs block. h Aullslei al
NCUIH GkANn RAPID on ~ a. AND Z A.
= i fsiIssys gUsi scgth cf ne siis neN
z uion depot is tory store. lssinrtcS HxAs ns~
tss4inss. etc, tits lsrgs i.as lsf ete~Ia on esay
tefms ssirsf place srounG Ully for iDfe>iiaeui 81
home. a a "a cfozls 4 Cutlefs Attorneys. hosrd
of lfsJs Sta.oius III esha a.
loR eALE-AA ELteANT FIGHT Room
L house Of lnodern afchiteclure. plambat hf
y atff ana gsS c<Hiteius esIef G oset hsthfnoEl.
sn1 scs21 Qtlisi lOt o4Niss q. silst. WI = ife
niiputea s4lk of Cheffy st li0e. rsyWcuts eesy
tnquiis 0i D Is oey lionf. CisFendoo hO,ol "a
T0R eAI.E-H0UsE AND iOf ON CLANCY
81. oBe on lsfay elite 81, ofe on 1syierst
bear street can Livery property fSf aSlt of io
let 10 property ia cihef p9Fts q the city isa
ssis ,. " TSy iOg, l9 and u fsipreld ave tlou
IOk SALE-A LARGE BRICK DwElItN9
II house on Springst. foF sS0n real rNm5
dwelling h0vre, tu JanissSt-, foF - so. snd IA
a. acre tsrm IN sparta for 81 1oo. al on sRAE
Isyssnis enc reasonable term. = A. pspiel'
Zs71
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

NOR sALE-WR HAVE GOT a. ACRES or
L good land 70 trade for = team II heavy
horses aud lumberman's outft. slso pair 81
horses, with bus aud hack. for ssie cheap or
viii uade 3 and 4. Tower block. all
pOK sALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR REAL
L estate IN Grand Rapids grist n ~ doing .
good business, twelve mies south Of the city on
The L. :. An = Swltlh 10 the mill Addfess
Box IS OF Byron CgntTc. Mich. a3e
nor sALE-THE FABM BELONGING To
II the estate ofthc ate Daniel SchenBerhorn
one mile west Of the city, fronting Rrlcsest IL
Il fne dsiry taru, OF Tor irult raising aud gar
cening. May be sold in from ten 20 thirty acre
lots. Apply TO Dr. Nhigworh. administrator is2
Fourth q, Grand Rapids Mich. lo1tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
VOTE TEE WHOLE REPUBLICAN
IlChET.

VOTE TEE WHOLE REPUBLICAN
IlCkET.
Make clean thing OF il. Let Us take
our national affairs out ot the hands OF
the ignorant amateurs and put them
under the control OF statesmen and men
who understand the business. Let rs
bury BUsT in Saginaw salt, and give
honest farmer LUoE an increased major
ity. In fact, let us gather up the
threads which have become loose since
ths war, and say to Eoglsnd and the
South. Thanks, svfully, bu! We guess
well run this country from now on"
This can be done and the issue settled
for a generation, by rousing Rspubli-
can victory. Rspublicanism means
AnsricAnism, patriotism aud loyalty.
Democracy in this campaign means Eng
lish free trade. solid South and con-
tinuancs OF the power We thought vss
crushed by the civil var.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

s.s.afscs r. hsB sxAs : eoTz >ss'lkA-
Lea oar sisirIes % sspf&ssnisi - So
al.s aad |. prosssslssas< he iseola~s'
Ia Iii thea ksgs 0os u tAsar go
annosr b rsgrsss1t thsir iatsrsstss re
solslsrs Ill h4ss . eonrsts b SPEAK for
tAsu. sad asVabllc.as vi have tlas
representative.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

vnrr FoR CEARIEs r RFHKNAr.
A vofe for CHkRLEs f. BSuKSAP Cor
Congress rnesua thst the Industrial az
fsrs = this district vii "a represented
~ a nan rto vii "a IN trua scssord sith
eur best interests. II zoe wsss-work.rs
want to prutect themselves. snd ks~v
American money IN Anerica zee th~n
~nis tor a nan vim beilsves q thst ~sy
~ doinz. We dont ~sns s0y MrnEs
81 "a surs. L~t "a. nsn ~hu fpt i N
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
For ltsle seuatlf-
sIBRaNF NEsSELICs
toT circlE l4aSs
aflLIAM = Grove
POS fro1sle iadge
CIals T. PERKINS
f0r sberif-
LOOMS 4 BISHOP.
fof h.<.ts I'd Deeds
NA4HkstEL RICE
FOR Couny Treasurer
sHtRNAS T. COI.ON.
For FTosccui.ug Attorney
NflLlAA j. STU Akf.
for CouRfy Cirf<-
THOMAS WALSH
Fof Circuit fourt Comuilssioners
DWIGHT DI~s. ALFRED wOLCOTf.
fof CCrouen
HFSRY n LuCHER. DANIEL J. WALLACE
for surveyor
DOKR sKEELa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

"a slhoAtf tAeclHcd- itsilt-
Defroii trpres Las psripf Ca 20 Detroit nsk-
inF 1ueci COT neciions Tor al points Ess srfvine
ln New 1ors al lSlb q next dss. flrff
p pff.s Ia 4felINs tu ErtFOt making
dIefs oonuecfi ma with e. trains ftn fhs f.ssi
Through rsi rus6 uckeis pnssu ffoafnstis
rcies and te rlnr car berfhs ies-urct o. fhe
D. q. " NJ hallway tify Once u Nsnroe q
rnd ~ The ocro
JAs. CkNFEElI- Cils PAS. AgeEi
CHo. 3. RFTkE Trafhc Manages. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

I~OR ssIx CHEAP 4 SOLID WALNUT
r esSr Evs orrsve crFsr. IN frst cas- crfer
Enoniye e. rs seutb Frerf a. go
TrOR aAIE-NOW ~ THE TfwF TO BY a
+ hanse ~ v.aaat icss - speculation hef7-s
the siTsrCe Ia Price whirh sire 70 a3ilor to
exfenzf sf~oet 81 r-,veT~ ct orferffrg ~ 10
cf-v wstsr ususk snt sulldns - cshfe - nsy
rev znsna o.. ! hsre 80 bsrEs ns 3 d
olccst sg-rs - Cars. -. rco1 g. 76
f~oR sALE-FlEF FaENCh I8IflNr 0RsAfl
r aie PEW Aires p frts go m3
T1OS SAfF ~ FNTEE 0TTFTT OF
II rpserfue-v ~ f-sf ffsss isradrv. sIso
81 bors< roreT e1Esne. far zertseaisrs sns.af-s
~ g a Ee4wsa No = Csua4sl lssu
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
For .Eent--RooHis.

DOOMs TO RENT-DEsIRABIE ROOMS TO
N rent, No. 1ii North DiviSion.st. near post
occe. 3l2
TOR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT SITTING
L and bed rccms, one block from Morton
House; ladies preferred Address Z. T., care OF
Carrier 20. $40
nor RENT-NICE FURNISHED ROOMS-5
i rooms for housekeeping heated with fur
mace. 2l2 Bartlett-sI opposite South Division st
School house 10
EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM
L heated: and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at room los, New Housemsn
block. Dec l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
Miscellaneous.

TEnfFs MO 1IsH 10 SIC = r fSTlrFFNr-
l. 81 5rese-n axsrs "a sna sef tae ~tste sefrr
~ - 81 fea eness er@farre rt rlt-g rrf .efre
tnr~n q ~ w1rE <re I'll 20 ietecrs ia fr-
ire 49, stt-e sEd 1rsFlra a1er Eees ~ 81
80 f.ca H.E ttfe srsffrE e-tT rfr-1r a. -efcr-a
~ srrecarl ktef srf srfisile 9-ss9 earter srf
sfgrF So VI NsFs saerfs ~ - Fpss n6o
feern fne srst n sat treT go ~sEf fr1r
SIS a~r n11ta. o. a. zooa7 il No. 81 frssrt-sr
UEkTHzR sTsfP- 81 - .iL l514ss =
W - ssst1-srtFFr No Pesri - sat nsrs
te@n p9f e1 st enre te- Es-rfst1 H -fe -
- aot Hoesx - rezl< = = e.las =
Tuse sxper@s -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
Helm Tvaufeff--gT0fe.


WANTED 20 GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w housework, 10 chambermaidS, Sdinipg room
girls. cook, 5 laundry girls Call afternoons.
sweat d smiIhs Employment Parlors. Rooms "a
and 81 Weston block, Cansl-st. 80
WANTED - TWO GOOD DINING ROOM
w girls at the Michigan House 81
WANTED-CoMpETEN GIRL FOR GENER-
W al homework. Apply Al oace, 5z4 Cherry
1t. 81
WANTED-CHlLD NURSE FOR TWO chill
w dren over three years old Apply on slon-
day, between and s. al the Livingston. Room II
3il
WAkTKD-A SECOND GIRL NO. ? WAIVER
w ley Place, Mr.. T. Stewart White. 3Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

sfziy - afters tsflg sressf srsD1sv.
Il Iskiar eTec1 - a. 5Hr
eletrtuF csrs rrn - pselfe sof Afsn1ff y
r~ssaes sd f-arr Tsr-rnff - f.sTfD- esrf frs "a
Dry Errres afsf ers1f FsVa1s Errrsx e. sur
fr1zn Detroit tfssrere eer0ecfons rfse e. fsetrsss
vfff a thrnfsRt trains Eesf Hesf ~ ssse
Frion T5ekef 80 81 kc.roest. ans - nion
fQsot
Cv EreezEs = p sDs = fhiesso
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
yorE raE KKPUBLIcAS COUNTY
TICKET.

yOrE raE EEPgBLICAN cOiS II
TICKET
WEssELfus will make good State
senator. WILLlAM +. GRovE has
already been proven and found true.
When the lats LrMAS ID. foLLETr skip
ped. public opinion selected that sser-
Ing citizen CrRus e PxRKIss as the
man 70 an the position OF Judge of Pro-
bass. Judge PERKINS Is a esndldstS
now; vote BAN 10 bya rousing majority.
The ofics Is too important 10 swap
horses While crossing a stream. BIsHoP
has made coed sheriff. and Is going 10
get there again. as hs will have the solid
soldier vote. Vote for RIcE FOR Register
of Deeds; for SHERMAN I. CoLsoN for
County Treasurer. Vote FOR VIZ. j.
SrUsEr ior Prosecuting Attorney. De Is
bFainy and contentious, and will not
90 swsysd by any influence bat devotion
TO duty. Vote tor THOMAS WALSH for
County Clerk. be is honest, courteous
and capable; for DwIGHT Goss aud AT
gsKD WoLcorr for Circuit Court Com
missionsrs; for HEsRY q. LocHER aud
DANIEL ]. WALLACE for Coroners; and
Tor that efficient Sarvsyor DoER SKEELs
fnr Comfy SuryaYor
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
Enr.,fftlre Stored.


7 OST-0S THURSDAY AFTERNOON. NOV.
II l. sgold braceiet; gold plate on top rsprc-
scniiog = lake and ship. either on SOuth Division
Monroe or Gausi%;& Literal reward given ~
returned u 81 Canai-st-. Room =. ThtTd toor
ST.
| 4 Nealfy ave south Lafsyeffe cherry. la
grave spring. or Louis-sts 10 Csmpsusf iib-
era feNard win be paid for The return of The
watch - this ofice. 80
\ OST-fN THE CITY A light BAY MARI
branded on the lefi side. weight about 100
rounds. The hnder viil - rewarded by return
ing her notify Dg 5. y. Bate. s65 south Dlvis-
iOrl-sl I,ts "
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

s0TE sas RkFJsIfCss IEGtsLAf-
fsE fIckEr
Ihs candidates foF tAs Legislators CO
"a. hspabile@a uekss sss zood nsa. ssd
Gsn who e4n os trustst STA leesl inter
ssts Ihsrs - tss sane lssas Involved
lbal thsfs - a the Stale siokss. Nasa
tbs var closed ws did not have . thor
0ash slssa,ns up Il ths aatioaal pfeni-
sssL We asssr thought II shs baes yard,
4sd this sssslsssnsss hAs made DsEno-
cratic Prsssdsnf AID Cabinet a possibii-
isy EaslAad sai tho Soas b picked
ap some ot the trash, And sounded
tie to1a-tozns q frss trade and
solid South over aad over again. Let us
aBish up houseeissalng now with our
ballots, and ws iavts Dem oesass, as in-
ilsidnals. 70 ioio a. IN tho work. Let us
Al lbis slsctsoa sud ali idsa Of either
EsglAad or the solld South dicssting q
domestic policy Tor US.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

A vote Tor CTRUs q. LUcz for Gov
srn0r. means en- expression Of approval
for one Of the most fsithful executive
officers NE State OF Michigan hss ever
bad: = man who has si=sn bis entire
time and attention to the ssrvics OF the
people: Who has been the frisnd OF labor,
nndsr whose Administration, the State
Institutions have bssn conducted with
honor and digsisy. ~hOss services have
bssn q crsdis ssd bslsfl to ths State. A
vote 'os cvHrsg. Lrck viii also BE- =
r.buks from dscsOcy 20 blstsnt dsma-
zosusry. which has singled him out FOR
vsDomous sitsck by btng accusations
Governor Lgcx has bes,a tried. snd has
proved ~ true ss steeL Vote for CYRUs
q. L vCE: "a know what he is. Let his
opponent vait until be comes out ot the
bnshs-. and ~ can So shas this Repub.
hoo o-D-no-tirseno. snything-for-offioe.
candidate really Is. Wheu vs ind this
cut. then iet IA AT vote against BURr,
but no. lst us vote tor CTRus q. LUcE
VOTE ExPUBLICsS STArs TICKET
The expression - popular opinion
Desos something more than this or that
man elected 20 ofice for two years Eng
lsad "a wstchinG Michigan. for II IS near
Cssads. snd she wants our trsds Il she
can break down the protectivs wall which
nov defends our rue interests. A large
Republican majority vill tell her to keep
On Der own side Of ths water The
south = watching Michigan. FOR through
ZAcB CHkSn1EE she hss received some
q tbe pisinest TAX thar community
vsr listsned 70. A Rspublican majority
re@ns that We ars ssil s,roug IN the
xne~s ard hack up old zscss words. aud
that us don't croposs 20 allow than ~
gaia By shs ballot rbss sbey failed 70
do hv ths hullst7 Yots sbs Rspublicsn
state Ticket.
we,r- ruaur
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

CONGRESSIONAL TfCkEr
fnF Nea.Esf 81 lsfss-ss. tltl li1tEie.
ChAEI - BzLzNAP q 1faad BaF a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
n F7Hof1. ItFs ~ a EoRTHYRx- -ssRASB
Ear-id. q q aaaInar Itlrtllnr A. trflrl A.

TIE sh ,.rtsss iins ts I,efroii sad Fss f1.fsft
Ysrlof az bef~een Defr'it suc f-fsnd fepiss
Trxirs lss~ins Detroit } - pm sra }rsne Rap
IDS - Pm pm osiir. frheT t-sirt 6siis sx-
cFpf --1fsF
a ALWcTfz1. TirEst tFert defs1 GO "
Nj ge0N f-rs1~ T5csef Aren't - Mo1Fne.a
s5Fc SMITH Ca Al. f,rere Fsrf1t
ca aETFF
= =. NrT1TzYN Trsfic HsnKrpt
Genera Asnsgar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
r AXE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
II Tifwtsfnn

train leaves Grand Rapid Tor Anegaa Al
] 10 =. m, arriving there Al So
Through tickets sold 10 principal points IN ths
United States MEXICO and Canada 81 Union
Ticket once
A. J ssrTp, g. 7. A., Cleveland.
NJ BooTz Defot Ticket Agent
Gyo W NuSsoN. CITY Ticket AFsnt
Tskirg effect Nav Is lsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

rUtNTE0 o. TWO NICE UNFTRvfsur
w roous with osrd. ia NEE family. fT rs
snd wf. sns infant Ansas- 2. B No 2 FesT
81. inmei iatelT. ,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

We have a large number of Second Hand ParIor and
Cook Stoves which guarantee perfect and
and all D. h. Prices very low.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

BOARDING - TWO NEWLY FURNISHED
- rooms bath room, etc, with board in private
family At ia5 Bsrclay-L, few doors North Of
Lyon on Cable line. SO
TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
i board for two gentlemen or gentleman aud
and wife, at 90 Bostwick-st Az modern conven-
fences. 2e7tf
CIRsT-CLAss BOARD AND ROOMS CHEAP
II Rooms without bosrd, IL parties wish. IL
South Dvision-st. slo
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
HoaeU To Loan.

HAVE 2oo0 DOLLARS WANT To PLACE
| on good real estate but thc security must II
gfi'-cige CsI at once. No. 3 LoFeu 2 block
Canals. x Aniisiei 7l'
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
Unnfef To Enn
Hanfed-- Rooms.

yuANTED-A sFCOSu HAND THRRF cav
W edger Give fgll description = snilfiol
ard prize Addr,ss Box l5l, White Ci0ud Sd
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

IoR sAIE GokNkR or EFNRT AND
4 slss-ssssls iisNis- cheap sssa issasss
U sa.-.l Yan al e.ts .4 - s4ss - s,.,'sai =
fass ksnsss ssd :, 1o~sF o-ocx leiefae.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

.NYoNE WIsHINO To RtY PROPERTY Is
A an All % the cily shoaid cal GA ~ ss ~
a. s1o4 yo4 lsEgsJ xsrleiy Nh41 snS ethe
IelsPhoAs ss 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

SwEsT hICHiGAE-hLL TRAINS
arrive 81 and depsrt from Union Dspol
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
For Rent--Bus,ness Places.

TOR RENT-oHE-HALF OF THE sTORl
+ No. n Cansl-st. foT particulars enquire O
e.. A. BeTwin. 1914
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

s0rE sas REFUsLfCss LEstsLAf-
I'VE 1ICkEr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
SrrERINrENpENT'S EEPo
The report OF Superintendent Anderson,
showing the condition VI the schools Tor
the month at December, was presented and
nrdered lied. FOlIOMlng is an ahetrarl.

Since September the total enrolment
has been iG7~ pupils. In the German
department the total enrolment since
September !, has been 80. The total IN
rolimeut tor the month OF December was
&l-, divided - follows Washington i,
Madison IL, Clay -. Union 49, Centre GG,
Webster -, Richie b; number of classes,
30; number OF pupils Of German plrentagr,
-; Of other than German parentage, l2g;
number Of teachers, / amount paid for in
stlurtion $50. total $3.50.
Librarian Wilson's report, which accom-
panied the Superintendent, showed the
total circulation OF books in the library for
the month OF December to have been >, iSu,
an average Of 2ll volumes per day; Of this
number 1, 1OS were fiction. The cirrula
ton in the reading room WAS /, III; amount
received from tues, %c., was Sl2.
No COMMITTEE CHANGES
President Dobbins stated that he had
examined the rules IN regard to making
changes in the standing committees, and
found that they held good for the term.
lie. however offered his resignation from
ali the committees OF which he was mem
her, aud that the changes could be made
by resolution. As no changes we're sug-
gested MIR. Dobbins will still retain his
position in the various committees.
Dr. Jcpsou offered resolution to the
effect that the resolution passed some time
since requiring all the teachers to be cN-
ahmed Mt the end OF the present school
year, be resclnded, AZ he saw no benefit to
he derived from such an examination, and
H. only had the effect of worrying the
teachers in preparing themselves. The
matter was fully discussed and when a
yote WAS taken, DR. lepSOnS resolution
was adopted by vote Ot 10 l. The
Doctor stated stated that II there were any
teachers who desire tn be examined, as u
member of the Board had sand there were
the Examining Committee would gladly
accommodate them.
MT. EsChtruth reported several promo
tons in the Eighth ward annex owing to
the resignation OF Miss Mary Baron, who
had charge OF the annex Miss Steiaheck
er was advanced 10 that position and Mlss
Molic Blake was appointed substitute.
The appointments were confirmed by the
Board, and Dr. Mccoy offered resolution
advancing Miss Steinbeckcr's salary from
go to 900 per month DR.. Pipes amended
by making the salary ! iO, and attcTia COED
deal of discussion the amendment was car
rirG.
Mr.. White asked what the Committee
on Buildings and Grounds had done re-
specting the Island property which it had
been authorized to purchase, and was in
formed by President Dobhins that the com
mittce had purchased the ground for s.,
$50. the figure set by the Board.
The Endy then ad burned