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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17
hitzenherg's.
No DULL TINES.

New Goods for Easter COM
ing in every week. The
Spring dress goods are wonders
of beauty. Soft broken plaids
and checks. The new colors
are amber, light olives, chame-
leon, mode dove, gray, dark
and light green and mauve.
Handkerchiets are a spe-
cialty. Prices are down.
Hamburg remnants down.
Real lace founcing away
down. The cut in prices will
continue during this month on
all pieces of goods.
Notice some of the prices
on cut stock:
Fur capes, perfect goods. so;
Children's long knit cloaks, &C;
Jersey cloth coats, 75c;
Kid gloves, 45c and SOC per pair;
Wool caps for children, &c.
The most beautiful assert
ment of Easter cards | have
ever shown my customers.
The styles are SO chaste and
refined. | would like to claim
them as American, but to be
truthful we must give the
honor to Germany.
Brio "a brac, work boxes,
fans, dressing-cases, new styles
in pocket-books, boxes Of
paper and other novelties fol
Easter gifts at
Mrs. L. H. LITZENBERG'S
Elkton, Maryland.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

While our Democratic representatives
at Annapolis are masquerading in the
role of economists, let US have all the
facts about the ten thousand dollar steal
for printing the State Board of Health
reports. We are glad to see that DIR.
Mackall is On the committee to inves-
tigate and report the facts of the case.
We hope he will probe it to the bottom,
and fix the responsibility where it be-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

Are you thinking of the New
Carpet We are ready for
you. More space, more styles,
more novelties, more price
pull, taking all sorts together,
than we have ever had before.
There is not such another
carpet store in the world, per
haps. More than 10000 square
feet on one floor. IN acre and
an eight of room hedged in and
windrowed with rolls on rolls
Of carpet and heaps and heaps
of floor coverings of every
worthy sort.
The Administers and Will
tons we're never handsomer,
and we never before had such
a handy place or such a per-
feet light to show them in.
Every leading make of the
sturdy, reliable, liked-by-every-
body Rrussels-home made
and foreign. About the goth
inst. the cream of the English
Brussels will be on hand.
For the Spring sales we in
troduce a new line of Brussels.
Technical designation, IVAN
amaker." Expert information
about frames, threads, and yarns
wouldn't tell you much. But
best worsted, exclusive styles
and quality, sold under special
guarantee of service, at SI.25
a yard, and a choice of thirty
styles, ought to attract.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

What does it matter how sensible or
how timely such protest as that of Mr..
James Alfred Pearce may be against
the failure of his party to redeem its
promises to the people of Maryland to
give them the best election law posi-
BILE ? The managers intend to give
the people just such law as the politi-
cal mapipulators of Baltimore prefer,
not what the people of Maryland de-
sire and that is just the bill already
passed the House of Delegates.
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fBanamaker's.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March II, 1885,

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March u, 1885,
There are quiet but power
full human relations, like those
of parent and child, of which
you never speak, they are so
simple, SO natural. You will
doubtless cry "A6SH1d,I' when
we say that into the same rank
fall the relations between this
store and the public. You
walk the street. Do you ever
stop to say, ut is my right to
walk the street." or, For
walk purposes, the street
is mine" Or do you say
thanks" to the air you breathe.
You walk through the store,
do you question any more as
to your rights here than on
the street You note in your
visits the touch Of the passing
seasons-merchandise has its
year equally with the calender
or the Church-but do you not
take it all as you do the touches
of sun, air, or foliage-your
own to enjoyo
You sit in the waiting rooms
are you any less at home than
in your own library?
This freedom is the store
charm. We mean to take it
more charming. Some charms
are spoiled when mentioned.
Fun is impossible when the wit
is asked to be witty. Happi-
ness, when made conscious OF
itself by speech, ceases. Not
SO this quiet power that we call
tile store.
Isn't this strange talk about
a retail store? Perhaps you
never thought of it before.
But it's true.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

land repudiates her wonted hospitality
to any such belated spring visitor.
The ordinary, commonplace, every
year, traditional Marchis quite disagree
able enough without assuming any such
phenomenal role as practiced this
week. Like procrastination, March
always was thief of time. Day after
day he steals till all are fled, and adds
to the cares of May the earlier concerns
of April.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

No self-respecting American will re-
greet the set back the Boston slugger
received at Mitchell's hands. We hope
Mr.. Sullivan's friend and admrer the
Prince of Wales will extend him the
sympathy that Mr.. Sullivan may look
in vain for on this side the Atlantic.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

Book News for March has a
portrait of General Lew Wal
lace and a wealth of timely
Book talk. 1t is full of clews
to current Books. Tells their
drift, weighs their worth, gives
their fair price. How many of
you know the fair price of a
Book? You are likely to save
the year price of Book News
on a single purchase. SC, SOC
a year.
Easter Cards and Booklets
and Novelties. From 3 cents.
Cards as usual and not as
usual. Books and tokens full
Of surprises. Beautiful things
full of art and sentiment that
stand for Easter thoughts.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets.
III.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

Ingrains, CSC, to ST. Our
stock of these Carpets has been
largely increased, and among
the patterns are many copied
from the better class of goods.
3-ply, best quality, ooc to
81.
Extra Supers, Lowell and
all the best Philadelphia makes,
70 to Soc.
Medium Supers. All wool,
but a trihe under Extra Super
quality, CSC.
Ingram Carpet, made en-
tirely of cotton; same number
of "ends" as Extra Super. 4oc.
A little lower grade, 35c.
Double Chain Cotton In
grain, soc. Similar, 25c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

Pre-enneny vaIudble for its Local as nell as GEN
erdI Intelligence Netcs Communications are respect
fully solicited from all sections Of the County IN
addition to the iceeky contributions Of IFS regular
0rpS of correspondents. Anonymous communicd-
ions trM receius no attention, the name OF the
.cruer being required in all cases as agadrdntee Of
good faith.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
ADVERTISING RATES:

Local matter Ten Cents line for single insertion
MHriage aud Death Notices inserted grdtu'tousiy.
Obituaries lciH be charged haU The uSud! rate o.
transient local matter.
Transient rdtes-Eight cents line for one, ana
Four cents line for every additional insertion.
One inch Of space counted as ISoeiUe lines one
column, FTve Dollars per inch, one year tou'
changes aHotced to yearly advertisers t0thou add
ti0qal charge.
The circulation Of The Wing being among the most
Intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland, Pennsylvania aud DeiG'cGre
IL proprietor confidently recommends it TO Business
Men as u most desirable medium for remTnerGt'ut
advertising. To maintain it's high standard as a
family journal. offensive or objectionable ndrer'
tisements ,ciH be idnitted at anu price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17
A Hotel Swept Into the Sea.

NEW YORK. March 13 The Brighton
Beech Hotel, at Coney Island, was car
ried away by the high sea during the
storm, and is complete loss. The
building was a gigantic structure. built
in an Oriental style of architecture, and
was probably valued at $3.50, 900. A
large number of workmen have been
engaged for the past five months in the
work of preparing to remove the hotel
from its present site a few hundred yards
further inland, but to-day's sea overlook
them, and their labor was for naught.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

The editor of Western weekly prints
an account of the funeral of his mother
in-law in column headed pheasant
Events of the Week ;"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

Information, estimates or
samples sent to any address.
Churches, hotels and the like
are particularly interested.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

No reason to soon again ex-
pect such goods for SO little.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17
30 ACRES. 3 RQQlS AND u PERGHE;
TRUSTEES SALE.

T N accordance with decree passed by the Circuit
L Court Tor Cecil County, Maryland, in Equity,
No. 1455, the undersigned. trustee, will offer at
public sale ON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17

A SPECIAL MEETING OF the County Com
n mssonerS will be held on Tuesday, the 10th
inst for the transaction of business.
BY order of the Commissioners.
II l. ID. DAVIS. CLERK
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17
PUBLIC NOTICE,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-haii square.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-17
Tuesday, March the Goth, 1883,
ut / o'clock p. M, at the Court House door Il
Elkton, Cecil county aforesaid,
ALL THAT REAL ESTATE

whereof Caroline Alexander died seized, situate
in the Fourth Election District of said county,
near the Mount Hockey Church, Fairvlle school
house and Elk Mills in Chester county Pa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
MOB LAW REPULSEO
At = fRie-TFUl COST or uvEs
fhr~s A~1 IA4is1tly ktilsd->@ssa Mere
viii Das 41d Thirty wsaedsa-fhs
shsrin G-ss the LyschsFs AIa-
Pie " sfalnS.

BIRAISsHAa. Ala. Dec. S.-Ine crowd
~hica bad osen collecting on the streets Tor
several hours ast nighG advanced on tns
county iai 81 midnight wnh the intention
OF lync1iIz r b. Hs~es. Who Is charged
With the murder Of bis vile add child
Many Of our bsst eiliLsrs tried TO reason
sith the crowd snd prevent sny trouble.
sad for doing Il some have lost their lives
IN tie attempt. When The crowd VAS
within te~ fest OF the jail door and had
failed 70 hesd the numerous earnings from
the sheriff, the officers inside the building
opened ire On the crowd, Instantly killing
three of the mob aud fatally ~ounding
ssssn and more or less seriously woondiDg
aooot thirty othsrs- The following Is
ilsl of casualties.
Kllisd-M B. ThrOck morton. Postmss-
ter al unknown negro J. X. Mccoy. A y.
I4rrsnt. A. ID. Bryant. .. G. Tate. painter
VI East lake Caloeft smith. eOlored.
WOunded-IAwrence FItzhugh, evil en-
gineer, shot through shoulder, Cnafles
Bailey. shot through head. probably fatal
y he formerly lived a. No "A Church-st.
Boston. A. J. echieds, mechanic, shot IA
Ell s.ae probably die. he came here from
Kalamazoo, Charles jenkins, shot through
Ia thigh. since died he is believed 10 have
lived ia Gadsden Tenn. J. ". Aontgom-
cry. sligntly wounded Ia jaw; Mr.. Berke-
.ey, shot through both l. gs.
While sitting on q porch a. the corner OF
rwenty -nrst and Third-sve.. John ii. Aer-
rit Was shot in the leg Matt Kennedy, shot
In both legs and IN lsft arm, w owen,
carpenter snot in the InigF, !. W. Gilmore,
shot through The bowels. may die; FRANK
~ A -rntf
riously wounded IN the back. be worked
for Louisville & Nashville road; William
Young blood. Mr.. Alexander and +. ;.
Cooper, who were reported killed or
wounded, we're not hurt w. A. Bird was
shot through shoulder the ball coming out
near the spinal cord.
Col Thomas g. Jones, of Second Regi-
ment, State Troops. arrived this morning
with five companies. anu Is confident he
can prevent any further attempts al mob
violence. Excitement has somewhat
absted
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
BRIEF EGRAMS.

The base of the +. b. Washbur monu-
ment was put in place in Greenwood Gene
terry. Gslena-
Colonel Root, who drove stage between
Chicsgo aud Detroit in snt-railrOad days,
died in Elkhsrt, Ind. aged 50.
A deadly dynamite bomb was found Sc
creted in wOOdpile in Dubuque, and is
now in the hands of the police.
Rev Donald Mcdonald. the Roman Cath
oiis Bishop of Hsrbor Grace. has been sp-
pointed Archbishop of Toronto.
Mrs. Gould is still In an unconscious
condition. unable TO recognize anyone. Mr..
Gous6 is too sick to attend to business
Ed Wright. the brakeman of an Illinois
Central freight train was shot in the head
by an unknown man st Storm Lake, Iowa
A company Is being formed at Ottawa,
Ontario to lsy q cable at the straits OF Belle
Isle 10 point on the coast OF Scotland or
Ireland.
A horrible scene was witnessed in To-
ronto. where two workmen engaged in Booth
4 Son 5 COPPER works. were roasted alive in
blazing rosin.
II is reported that a wealthy syndicate.
including Morton. Bliss 4 Co.. Eugene kel-
ey aud others, has been formed 10 COM
plete the Panama canal
Francis Browning owen. an alleged poet.
aud nephew of Mrs. Bsrrltt Brosning.
vas sentenced to fifteen days Imprisonment
af Detroit for stealing books.
An agent has ocen appointed by th. hi
nois otste Board TO inspect all cattle re-
csiyed ~ Fast -. Louis and quarantine
those affected With iumpy Jaw.
Wee President-elect Merton, sccsmpsnisd
bv Mrs Morton. vii cave Ae~ York Tues
daY next for Indisnsdoiis 20 pay bis res
poets 90 President eject Harrison.
In the suit Of Nin McMserin against
Captain Rigby. A. Mason City. Iowa. for ss-
ssalt. the iary awarded : verdict OF 1900.
rnica sss ses sside By the Judge
The Danviils lTl1 City Council passed sn
ordinsace requiring merchants starting
business there % declare ther intentions
under year IN advance aud 10 give bond.
The British brig sea Bird. bound for
New York ~ss ru0 into snd sunk bv an
unknown schooner AL hands took to IA .
small boats aud we're resc1sa OF rbe High
isnds
Sh@riH L7is of Bevier No. has tsI4-
grspbed for = oompsnY q miitis % keep
TIE strikers in cheek I'D in - ~. ntirs
tie non -u8 onisls sTs saul - q tasir
stoessss
Revs > Fesfhsrsf0ns Rep ~ Aka
sas. ass givsE usf.ce tas- - TLl c',rssl 1is
seat - Congress n ts. t.rsi DsrTiet .ssinst
Cole. as Dsmsersac opponent. en- tas
grouad Of frs1d
A cu-isss rsse Of svsr0r h0ss = rsroytsd
a. Souerest ~. Vhers fsrusr named
sesr. - ~ The 1resf@d "a cdr. tse result
thirfY-ave yssrs az.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
NO OFFERS YET MADE
sY Paes,osnT-sLEcT HARRISON
Hs 10 Aaasysd by the Reports that ne
a.s Onsrsa C.bfast Position - Any-
oas-as H.s Nj A.ds . siskis
Onsr NsL

NEw YoLK. Dsc. 9-Tbe Tribune today
has ths following from Indianapolis. The
statements published ia many newspapers
that he Presidsnt-elscE has offered Cabinet
positions - dihefeat men are causing
him much annoyance. A zrxe number Of
letters are being receivsd daily commencing
or diszgpfOVlng II the selections that ne =
credited With having made. He cannot
undertsk- 10 explain 10 each OF these letter
~ritefs that they nave been mis.ed oy false
reports. The simple truth Is. no man has
yet had al offer Of Cz6inst position. and
Il is The aepe Of the President-elect that
tne assurances that this j. the truth wtll be
accepted ss sufficient answer 10 untrust-
worthy reports 10 the contrary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
ON THE HIGH SEAS
An OYSTER VAR orr MARYLAND
a b.nd VI Pirates Drive the Police Beat
ssa spoil the bost-fhsy are Get
tlNx Gp Qsate . CsaaEaoslo2
Amsax Osst<rkasn.

Nav YOEK. Dsc- She TFibis.s's BAifi-
more special says The ChOpasns River
oyster police sloop Eliz. HAYWARD, Capt.
Thomas Bridges. commsudsr. was deisslsd
Friday afternoon Ia battle with crsdgsrs
Oh Cooks Point IL the CbOpI@nk River.
and beat retreat 10 Oxford, where she nov
les. with forty-one rice bal hoes taroash
her ma all snd jib. large number 10 he
hell sad deck work. and heF Iigsing dam-
aged. Capt Bridges thus tells Of the ngAt-
The enemys IRE wss terrihc and inces-
SAINT the gun used being repeating Tine.
OF which he lad 81 leas. two slssys loaded.
In the ~ boie battle We never saw msn on
the stgacking vessel They were al under
cover / kept our men under cover es
much a. possible. Mate Bridges snd NV
self worked one main sheet lB doing this
We were exposed and 4 rife bsl passed
through Mr.. Bridges wbiskers. Seeing
that our ammunition was getting ios and
that We had made 30 impression upon the
enemy We turned tie HAYWARD toward the
Talbot side of the river. The creogef pur-
sued up SUD kept up ME tIe. BAT seeing
that be Was not gaining on Us. he turned
back.
United States Commissioner Bond has
issued warrants for the captains If mum
Der Of oyster dredging vessels on the charge
OF maitrosting their employees. week
ago last Monday four aen attempted TO
escape in yAvi from the horrors Of y
dredging schooner. but were fecaplured. The
four men were called Oh deck next morning
and the bands OF each tied together win q
rope. After taking n turn around the
thumbs the end Was carried 10 the fore
boom peak and the men raised oil their
feet. groaning and shrieking. The skin
Was torn from their hsnds
The German society will redouble It's ef-
forts 10 have the Treasury Department dis
patch a revenue cutter as soon a. possible 10
stop this slave trade Of the Chesapeake bay
pirates
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

Y-cEesTowy. o.. Dec. e-Ths msnzled
remains Of J. Finn. a section lsoorsr, we're
f0und scattered along The track of ths Ner
York PsBnsy ivsns = Ohio Railroad
nssr Hubbard sss'erisT morning. Friday
svening as rss sseu VS. gn< si0cns witb
twc feilo--scor-rs damned v Refer sad
John Herog snr tasy ~sre arrested ihis a.
tsrrocu go so~ui-icn. ir Beng canned tsst
they ansrre'-d rita Finn sDd then 2isesd
h a. % fhe rack.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

CoLuNsCs Ga. Dec. 9.-Ihomas WIKI
seq. drug clerk in the employ Of Brsnnon
4 Carson. committed suicide isst nigh; by
shooting himss tbropgh tie head. lie vas
- years o.d. The foIowink words written
or sheet 81 paper found on the table er-
pisin the csgse Of toe suicide. Hard work
and ci0>s confinement for fourteen year
hss irre4.s-sbiy impaired DJ pnrsica con-
dtou. snd I am fearful Il Vii T1IE nay
rnf09 NJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
GRAND RAPIDS MICH MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10, 1885


ErsFALo y Y Dsc. 8-Fra1k kaso-
loca. q pIol2l1s1l tisrm4a. 1ac Treasurer
u sas i1lsrn.n4nal Brssias COmo4nE. .
feun1 % Dc a. ~ snors "a as Aceo1nls-
On FRIDAY tas B1talo Paper boK CON ps1s
u .zleL k8obllcl sas lra1tEs ussAeer,
maize an 1ssls ausDt. 49, nc saNs aftef-
coon K.ooi.ssh notified tie dlrsctyrs u ine
hr-.iax CtuaD4os tn4L ~ scoOGnts were
.1ofs. 80 thAt ia eonssq lsDc~ VI ais az
: <asasat 1s sas 1Aa8.s 80 maks good Tie
se.cleacs. ku18ls..1 . s1 1riIes vii De
callsd zpoa foF -as eL2001t 0i tse saoTt-
axe il !. SUPPOSED Ehzt knoeioco Used
80 aonsy - bolster op tne I2per oox
o4lslaess fne bFrsinx Company say they
d. lOl d-sire ~ prosecute kuoolOcn. sna II
j. uxsly g1al Tie mailer vii os dropped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
A GOOD JUMPER.
A coiersd Man Jumps for Liberty in
Iosisvilis.

iOaIsvilte-
LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec S--Saturcay night
last Frank Robinson, colored. was arrested
for Oontz-playing. but jumped over the rail
ing Of the patrol wagon while at full speed
and escaped. The officers caught him to-
night IN his room on the third hoor of an
EAst-st. house. Under a plea OF getting
40 bat, the man approached the open win
dow, and a. one bound jumped out into the
darkness. He fell foil on his face on the
pavement He was insenslO.e when picked
up. and his face rghtiully CUT and crushed.
The patrol wagon Was su nmOned, and the
nangled prisoner land IN the bottom OF the
vehicle 10 be taken 20 the hospital.
Robinson regained consciousness as the
wagon started OFT. and quick as fash
lesped over ths guards and disappeared
like deer down al alley with the blood
still streaming down his battered features.
The eTfense IS tuhing one, and the Officers
gave aim up 10 the Liberty be 81 desperately
earned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
A FIGHT TO A FINISH.

with Pistols ssd Oas Man Goes Down
shot through the shoulder.
AUeUsr.. Ga, Dec. ga duel was fought
near this city today between Or. 5. 5. Dulin
Of Baltimore and a gentleman from Phila-
dslphia. whose name could not be sscer-
tained. The latter was shot in the shoulder
bat was Immediately removed In a carriage
By friends before the arrival OF the police
Who arrested Dulin. Two shots were ex-
changed and the Philadelphia man fell at
the second shot. Thrty-eight calibers
pistols we're used at a distance Of twenty
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
An Old Editor Dead.

New YoRK. Dec. 9.-Alexsnder K. Mac
milan, editor of the Commercial Bulletin
for the past forty years. and New York cor
respondent Of the Phslade phis L1iger. AT d
formerly editor of the E1press. died tonignt
aged 63 years. of general debility, having
It's origin in exposure TO the blizzard OF last
March. He was . native Of Scotland.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

ETAysvrrIs. Ind. Dec "A bank IN the
mines Of the American Came Coz Com
r.nv. a. Csanelto1. Iud cs~sd in vestsr-
dsv morning. Instantly sla5nz miusr
nsmei f1hn Damon snd seriously al
p~ohshlv fs1siIr iaiarrV uan named
Re-f. lr = - ssrse nin- IN rhich acsr
usn ~srs 4 20 onlv fonr reess go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
HOW 1T WAS DONE.
A Bank Robbsr Opens His Heart and
Mouth at the same Time.

Mouth at the same Time.
CIScISSATI Ohio. Dec. 9.-A dispatch
from Greenville, Ohio, says that l.. ID.
Bell pleaded guilty To complicity IN the
robbery of the treasury Of Psrke county.
for witch Treasurer SimOns Is now serv-
ing . ten year term in the Ohio Penten-
tiary. Bell, after pleading guilty and
being sentenced to two years in the
ysnteEuAry. sent for two attorneys and
nads full confession TO the ef-
feet that Simons. having become a
dsfaulter, determined 10 rob the safe. and
shsn employed his son. Bell and two or
three others TO get up semolance of a bur
gay and robbery while he was absent q
sh0rt distance In the country. The plan
uas oArrid out Bell received $500. Guvsr
500 and Hamilton 500 for their services
III planning the robbery" Guyer, how
ever, not being satisfied with his share,
kept dOgging SimOns tor more money. and
finally revealed the conspiracy sufficiently
to convict SlmOns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

wss-rvsr3v. Tee. a-Frass ssnt CIev>
is-i tss ordered - rsuoval 81 IeSsph r
Fsrff- Uni.e6 Sssfe- Anpr.iser sna SEQ
RI rsn p - aseisfsnf e. lhl'sfeIp Ipnis
F.e st-r e casr-ei Win tisac0esfV an1
ffs rsf1s'nx io sisa - am cn
e+ re1e nsin-e1 via tae acis e.
tBs ~ se.er lt .nst rerk
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
WORKING HARD. 8

Chief Narsh.l Eeaver Getting Ready for
tho Inauguration.
HARRISBURG. Penn. Dec. Ex-Governor
Besver. a. Chief Marshal of the insugura-
ton parade. is receiving a great many sp-
picsfions from people Who want TO De aids
on bis staf These applications come from
every state and Territory. "a FAR East as
Maine and az Tar West a. Calif0rnia zad
Dakota All applications are hied as re-
c. red aud the receipt acknowledged. The
Governor will Try 20 make a. equitsble di-
vision Of the hOROrs over the entire.coun-
try
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10
NO TROUBLE.
The Anarchists Did Not Hold Their
Meeting Yesterday.

CHICAGO. Dec. lO.-Ihe police sncoun-
tered no trouble whatever with ths An
xrchists today. and no meetings OF the lat
Ter we're hsld either ia the city or in the
subur0s. as hAs been their custom hereto
tore on sunday. The streets about the
Hsymsrket were thron4d with people dur
ing the afternoon. in. expectation of an
Anarchist demonstration. bat the police
kept the crowd moving and they mail Y
dispersed. The entire police force was held
ia reserve today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-10

s~s aFseIta oh.o. pec. y - James
Cooper. proprietor 81 store IN ibis city.
hss eee1 afsiiv blind for number Of
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ft l- sruF tGt sfents 20 BIS eusiness
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Grey nsrer nr silver. AZ thcnkl Ia bad
hrfr sves 81 heinR fsncssih~ 70 fecs -
t..n r. fa@ dencnfost of he biiis RI.
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nr- ss- fr anf RI hfs cusness has sc-
rff.',r r.sfsH rs 80 e firfnrs.