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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-12-28

A curious notion in table decoration is
to have the center of the table made into
little pond in which crabs and Holsters
are seen and even fish are padding
about,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-12-28

Printing in raised OF embossed letters
was begun at Paris, by Hauy, in 1856.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-12-28

Lesson XIII, for December 80, 1sss-Gcu-
eral Topic, the Developments of the
Commonwealth of Israel from Their
Occupation of Canaan to Birth of obcd.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-12-28
LIGHTNING SWlNDLERS.

A Systematic Course of Embezzleme.,t
Discovered in the Boston Telegraph
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-12-28

eferences:.Felsenhal. Gross & Miller Bankers 1903
Ia Ia sale ST. Chicago; Mr. Gross, Ex-Stnte Treasurer of
5nos; Chapman Bros, Publishers, 1928 Van B,lren St.
chicago: Stone, with IS. Express Co., Chicago
Hs-Always mention this paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

and do rot know the Co nf, d,ra,e
Who has done 60.
The Senator t.lls ne. in that hast q
with which hs rushes TO conclusions !,
that no dem ocrstic constituency ia
tue South bas ever elected . Union
colder To either house CT Congress.
do rot know that It is material to
answer that assertion, but there is
no: an atom Of foundation in fact for
the statement.
Mr.. Blackburn here mentioned a
number Of cases where Union gene
rails had Teen elected TO Congress
from the South. IL DO not care To-
fol ow the Senator Dime fothids I'D
through all the inaccuracies OF HE ut
terances. Party man 40 am, parsi,
san as confess mys II TO be- 4 dn
sincerely ,rust that I may never 6nd
my term Of public service prolonged
To that dav nor my life extended Ia
that hour when, Without warrant.
without facts to support T. without
truth at my back. / will turn delibe-
rately to traduce aud abuse the dead
who while living ere honored by all
honorable men," tord applause,
which the presiding officer checked
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

yes sions of the Courts
'u Uoo't. 18th Judicial Circuit, Hoo
"ss u. Armstrong, prssidiug-r.r ms be
u.stt Coanty --Fourih Tuesday 4. March
n NJ. tuesday 10 June and third Tuesday ID
a."pstirs Coun'y Fret Tuesday In Fec
Tuesday In Septeubsr
ha1dy COUNTY --Seco,d Tuesdsy in March
rs. tuesday In Mag aud 6rst Tuesday il
Mineral Cousty- Second Tuesday in Jan
,i!, fourth Taesdsy In April and 6rst Tues
Loaoasson Connty.-Secoud Wednesday In
april wednesday sfer second Tuesday in
June. and arst Wednesday 10 November.
n C0uniy Court Of Hampshire County. John
- vance. President; L. Z. Schniboe aud r
Dro~eii Co@mission~ra; @. s. White. CLERK
The regular sessions are held bseinuine on
tos nrst Tuesday In January, Atril aud DC.
'ooer, and lth Tuesday In July.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
n o T. ICE

WARNS Code Of West Virginia is now
Ia nv hands for distribution TO justices,
and will be given 10 them upon their Civ
log the a receipt for the same,
G.. =. WHITE,
Clerk County Court Hampshire Co
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
Farmer and House.keeper.

Delicate cake % ii q and
quarter cups of sugar, half cup
OF butter. half cup of milk three
eggs, two cups Of flour into which
has been thoroughly mixed one and
q half teaspuonfuls of baking pow.
der. The eggs should be beaten
last. Flavor with nutmeg and
bake in little tins. When cold frost.
Two eggs will be sufficient for the
frosting. These proportions will
make two dozen small cakes. and
put away in a stone jar they will
keep moiet for a week longer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

Whipped potatoes are an i'm
provement on MASKING them in
the usual way'. Whip with large
fork. or carving fork, Until very
light. Then whip in u little melt
ed butter and some milk, salt and
pepper to taste, and continue to-
whip the whole up creamy and
light. Then heap lightly on a hot
dish and serve.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
south Hra nch I4ailrOuI
TINE TABLE,

All trains daily. except Sunday. Nos
545, oi7 and 54S have Passenger Cars at
tached.
Passenger No. 500 connects at Green
spring with No. &C East at 1918 m and No
G3 West at AZ an No S48 connects with
No. 65 West al 3.02 p m, and No. 80 East
AT 9 so m.
No 545 geis connection from Nos 65aud3s.
No 547 gets connection from Nos 65and lac.
h. n. FIELDS, Agent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

To PREVENT Colo Fer. Grad
ually lift yourself ny on the tips OF
the toes, so as TO put all the tendons
OF the loot at full strain, and rema in
standing on tue points OF the toes as
long aspossible, then gradually come
TO the natural position. Repeating
this several times. by the amour; OF
work the tips OF The toes ore made 20
DO IN sustaining the body's weight a
sufficient and lively circulation is kept
up.-Wasbington Star.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

When a room is TO have O new
paper,tbe old ought to be removed
first A boiler of hot water set IN
room and the doors closed for "a
while will cause the paper to loos-
en-, 90 that IT may be taken off
without difficulty. The woodwork
may then be cleaned easily while
the dirt is soitened By the steam.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

Whole cloves are now used to
extermlnate the merclless aud in.
dustrious moth. 1t is said they
are more etfectual as a destroying
agent than either tobacco, camphor
or cedar shavinps.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

Use SCOT from the stove pipes
and chimneys. 1t is excellent for
flowers and young plants. Mix
1t with water, about peck of SCOT
to barrel Of water and app'y
with watering pot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23
Mn BLACKBURN RIFLES.

Mr Blackburn arose To reply, and
sail, after The confusion succeeding
Mr.. Ingalls' speech had subsidized,
shat he was at loss TO account for
tue course OF the Senator from Kan
sas in Juggling him into tho TRADE in
which he bad just INDUCED. He
Vas sure thu bo (Mr. Blackburn)
bad never hoasted bis Identification
with the military service, ard had
never referred TO the feet of bis hav'
ing been a Confederate soldier. Un.
like he Senator from Kansas. he
(Mr. BIaoHturn) thought his military
services too modest and too humble
TO prove a subject OF interest to the
galleries. lie did not need TO be
told by that Senator that Kentucky
bad always been loyal That Sena-
tor knew that he (Mr. Blackburn)
represented q constituency that bad
sent three men TO the Union army for
tho one man that Kansas sent, and IL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

Pruuing.-During the pleasant
days OF March the pruning of fruit
trees may be successfully perform
ed in this latitude. Nothing is
gained by putting Off the work from
week to week untIl the SAP has
started, at which time more injury
than good is done pruning. LII
come cold sections OF the country
1t is of course advisable TO defer
pruning a little later. Orchards
that need pruning should not be
neglected, but receive seasonable
attention. Too many farmers are
prone to defer the work until it Is
too late in the season to do ii ben
ehcially either to the trees or them-
selves.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

1t is said if camphor is applied
to burn it will take out the fire
almost Immediately,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

A cause of colds-We find in
neck wraps q common cause of
'colds.' II during winter one was
certain to wear much the same
wrap at all times when in the O.
pen air, there would be less danger
from 1t. But the chances are that
On some occasions when it should
be worn 1t will be left Oft either
purposely OF forgotten and cold is
the result. The silk han kerchiefs
with which many men adorn
themselves CO use more sore throats
than any other influence. When
once put on the wearers are welded
to them for the remainder of the
winter.-Hall's Journal Of Health.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-23

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.
The Best Salvs1 in the world Tor Cut
Bru'sess Sores, Ulcers, Salt RbeumJ Fevsr
SoresJ letter, btppen u uds, Cbllblsips,
CotosJ aud all kruptions. and positively
cures Piles OF no pay is required u -
guaranteed TO give perfect sattsfacsioDJ %
money refunded. Price Is cents per boz
For sale by Robert I. VaaDsvsaier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
A BATHING RAILROAD WAR.
A Reduction Of s5 Per Cent. In Live stsek
Rates Prom the west

A Reduction Of Is Per Cent. In Live stsek
Rates Prom the west
sr. Louis. Aug. 29.-The reduction OF IS
per eent IN live stock rates from Kansas
AID Indian Territory poiats has brought
into line the Missouri Pseihc ana 81. Louis
and Saa Francisco Roads 70 meet the rates
adopted 0y the Santa Fssnd Rock Island.
The reduction is unprecedented in its ex-
tent and - il is certain that no settlement
can De made this year. the effect on the
gross earnings of the Western roads will De
most disastrous.
The Missouri Pacific he followed the
Frisco rate of $3.50 from Hunneweu, Iud.
e., L. Chicago. oy putting in $50 rate from
hansss pOlats 10 Chicago. SO to kansas
City and $3.50 TO ST. LOUIS.
The light originated between the Chicago
Kansas & Nebraska Rock Island in Kan
over privilege granted Texas shippers IS
claimed TO have been the original cause OF
ine trouble. IL is supposed that the Santa
re carried 5 600 csrs-le0 600 hesd-into the
Territory ana has contracts 10 carry this
immense live tonnage TO market. Another
claim Is that the war Was precipitsted by
accident; that the Rock Island telegraphed
70 maze $50 rate from Caldwell. kaA. but
oy an errsr the ngurss were changed 10 500
and before being discovered 5000 head Of
cattle had been contracted st that figure.
Railroad nen smile knowingly at this ex =
plaratien however. IL is expected that all
Kansas and Missouri rates will be disrupted
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
WHEELMEN AT BUFFALO.
A Large Number OF Noted Professionals
and Amateurs Entered

BUFFALo. Aug. 29.-Tne entries for the
whselmens tournament, which is 10 be
held here september 4. 8, and {, closed
yesterday. Among notable events of the
tournament will be one-mile free for all
professionals; tandem races. three-mile
professional bicycle race for worlds cham
pionship; lwo-mile amateur State cham
pionship bicycle contest and l00- mile road
race from Erie, Pa.
The professional entries include such
well-known wheelmen as William A. Rowe,
OF Lynn: Jack +. Lee, Of Nottingham, Eng I;
Jules Dubois, champion oil France; 4. W.
Allsrd. of Coventry, Eng; William Wood
side, III. O. Crocker, of Newton. Mass; s.
G. WHITAKER, Of Chicago, Robert Nelson.
of Boston; w. +. Knapp, Of Denver T.
Weeks, of Minneapolis; Ralph Temple. of
Chicago; Joseph West. of Birmingham,
Eng; L. ID. Munger, of Chicago; Eddie Nc
Dowell, of Philadelphia Denny Eastward.
of Denver; w. J. Morgan, of New York,
and W. IL. Barber, of Roche ester.
Among the most noted amateurs entered
are: Tom Roe, w. K. Winship and N. III.
Van Sicklin. of Chicago; w. ID. Banker, of
Pittsburg; Edward w. kiebler. of Ann Ar
Dor. Mich, and Austin Banks, of Denver.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Tt N0J pEslkE au PURCHASE HelSxS
l Aic 80 - fa.su luss iA sAf fart ~ lut citf.
sea can es}e seea laoles - eeill4ls "a A.
l. Altls1Sis -steit ultsci- -
IsoK SAlk-Ha,s AKrIJI as clANCl-
~. cut LNlss Stlr.sif olf 4ayiof.sf
Ae&l a4icsi car l1tc15 llDteFtf 81 taiS af -
% Asss gaefens ~ o.hsl ials oi lis eiiy ~
sA-s j lss al lt sl4 u .sln .ela .1vt tistf
nor sAfE-Hui sfs ANp lots VACANT
los ano lsruss ssnax cioIet - leAins i .skoa
oo1 htkhee = lli.il-ss fo1i4-t ~ slc 81. AeH
ho4ss1aAN uiock su
HOURS. LOIS ANn FARMS foE SAtK
cofner ei Acnrs'e sAa ifis...1 -i> 81
IoR SAIf-A IAkCt BkICk rHEI1Na
u houss "a s3rin1 .si fal St.kS neAi c<zne
), ..,. slr. e.. ss' = $50 s.s s, e. go - 1's e
Tsyneris 1uc leasol.itis strnss 4 a. lai.peis
foo2 izA ileosSrc blost skt ft..-it 4ibI<rs.
Isob sAIE -NFN leRo1N HolsI. C0KNEk
Il Ihonlas e. ass fafis ave tteanc of a.
hutsilla a. bearsH klieiiag 8 CO. ieals ~
IoR sklk -COIIAof AID aakNFR LOT.
North ave euu halisou.si So. rasfaancs
Io.s a.. each sna upaaf.. ..n Aaa.,.r 4 .aa
Ceiiese-aFe 4 & piooit. 81 tens sli koaaa 4.
II NOr WANT To BCF HOAf NoU CAN
save msnrs Day ealhnE o. u Petit is
1eweI hlo1k la5
fsoai kstese- Country
TOR sAIF-THf fARM BELONGING 10
TIE csisis 81 tae lAts l'aNiei esi.sTIlcriioltl,
one miie Ntsi of ilt tsit, iItliliug hlioks 81 lt
= tns osiTs farm. a. ioF ifaH ralsuE aud gsF-
oenlIe MAJ h. s0il iu lala itn ie ilifis aCle
iOts Apply a. ig .wuriA AalllulsiTsloI. isI
foe.it1 q. ersnd Kspios Sioh ieAi
For -M.scesaaseoas
nor sAIE CHFAr-NfN RoADC CAAI GE0.
Raymond SO Cher1 o. "a
loR sAIk-Thr FURNITURE AND FIN-
II lures a. hoard n Huuss doing 9loa husi-
nees hsslng irooi 80 "a - IeeuisI naAF4aIs Via
be sol0 81 gam a. proprietor N sliee ~ leave
the city. fnquire - - kcnis .ald
NOR SALE-tHkAI. foh lfN DAYS HOUSE-
Il h0ld iarniiufe of aa kluas o. ho~iwlcl 81.
1stlf
DOR SAIL Az fATlHF oTTllT OF
II mGCl iIt r! for tfsi a. isundIy sn
sa1 -hofse poser engine. Tor iariicsisn e..
OF o. 4. hef"ln 10 2 Cane a. a
boarding.
coon Rooms And BOARD AT Ia 50 N
" Iivfeuft Apply a. once. ~
Money 10 Loan.
tIONKY TO LOAN oN GooD KkAI rs1srE,
vi IA sums from taoo to naN los iEisuesL
A X Antiaoel otioe. Aofet bocA. -
Miscellaneous.
NOR sAIE-LEAsE And r. KNfTURF or
L UIne nicely furnished fOlInk Dn seoono ro0f.
fof sale oh essl payments fsui sp Pef menthi
fuIuit4re new, elegant and com plctt satisfactory
reason TO- selling Ca ~ sad less bsile Miief.
= eston puDoings csnAitL Asd
lfAk1En - ~ Ekl COOK To IhN oIk
w soh WOOD, fu&Ees o ollft fn tuc uoet not
heat up ne house &c cord delivered ACr
dress ;. sheridan Phone go. Asf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
eLAlNE At CALAIS
ss s4kss sA AtI.Ss os ths Mia BAL
..a sDs.ks ~ tks Message.

etsesks ~ Atas aess&&es
CALAIS. Ne. Az. zs-Ho1- J. . Blame
spoks sH poliue2l issass lsdAs - a. s0a-
isses of $500 people. de oPsss0 hls ss-
marss vita az sitseE On ths Kills BILL
whicA ks t4i6 unigll wsA bs called . sill -
DESTROY tss nsIera interests 81 ksiDs
sud y Oben American markets 70 CANADA
without Conslcsuslea. Inis glFl0g
away q cur HsrEstS wss tic
esOFe sHusOrci~sEy because tie very
men VIE passed ths bii ln.Tks House have
for Years sivoc4tsa reciprocity with Canada
Ihe Eli lave .~sy nearly every material
IA teresg sfl Maine sn0, Yiewec Rerely "a =
swap OF trade. ns w0Bld 0s sshsnsd Of
any Main . prize Jockey Who could not
make q better bargain. ksierring - TIE
Presldests retaliation message, Ar. Blsine
ssked why II nav net &c reasoned that as
soon a. he SsaaIs defeats the Mills blll the
President Will make another somerssult and
change a. radically on the tsrh eues-
ton "a hs has IN regard - the
nsksries Nay lot hls belxted Isl
ter Of accepLancs disclose sSch
radical bat temporary cAaags ss viii show
him a prOtecgionlst up 10 the point of pro-
hioitOry tariff Would II be more ineon-
sistent than his sudden conversion on the
fishery question: NJ. Blaine had nothing
against CansuA- cbr 0id ciaCtlt a. s1e nal
right TO do, and he never disputed her
right nor snvied her position. If the
Canadian people come with us they eau
have what We have, but IL Is an absolute
wrong against the rights OF American
citizens that millions OF men who owe the
United States do allegiance. who take no
part nor lot with Us, who are not Of us but
choose to be foreign 10 Us, shall have ex-
actly the same share in our markets aud
the same privileges of trade under our fiag
that We have"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
re WANTS HlsH LICENSE


sAzAEssA. n. J., Alg S--ths iss4s
1Dan ss.ch Warner n e. seul1 .Lks 70 81
ssfsrs ths peopls of teis Stals . hlsh
losass. Hss -illnz - ss q csasldass for
6ossTner ca aga lcsa.s platform. sad
: Fs41y 70 zest y. B. Hill sad as r1@
follossrs ia . ng1I ~noss result sba4 as-
tsrmiue shsthsr the llea0r ssloons o. tns
e1lfc1ss az sEs stEo1ksr ~ ths >lass.
~soa.fusr Hi SD AF Killer 1o1i<1
Ia fofcsd tals lss1s zst as Fresidsnt
Cleveland a.s forced -ne lss1- O. tns lsrI1
ordinarily Lbs DrgspoclFe czldl14ts u as
sarty tor I8s or1ee sf Governor would
tea soas Essit.lien about indicsE-
iuk tss ehaEsctsF " ne platform
uoon shieh nls party = % pace hiE.
Bar / do n0t consider thai 1 an OCagd ey
any sach fuls. I fssl a. u { vas o. perfect
uDsrty 10 iadicals nay views upon tkis sab
lect, an4 / say 4ahssltsrlnsly that slro1g
bizl .lcsnss plank ousht ~ oe inserted n
tie platform u ny party. lbe liquor
dealers naye indicated a dstermiustiOn 10
tsxs a promiaenE part Ia The CANVASS. Gov
eFnOr Hill = taslr cham pl0l- They have
challenged "a - meet them, and
/ believe we should accept The chsl-
lenge Ia my Judgment We saoUid Be CIV
lnE Up the hght IA advance II ws should
refrain from adopting a platform Of TIE
nature / have Indicated. Hitherto We have
encountered tas hquoE dealers Ia AMBUSH.
Insy are nou out IA the open. They pro
pose 70 rsnOnlsate Governor Hill. let IS
meet tasm Oh the issue they have raised.
The svsfnOrs friends beast that they
would rather have the liquor dealers behind
him than TIE chuTcses. Let us ascertain
vaat the sentiment Of the - hOle people IL
upon a question Of such vital IN mportancs 70
every hoas and Preside ia the state. l am
willing 10 stans Or TAI upon al issue which
shsli dstsrmins vhslher q wholesome re-
str4int shall &c placed upon the liquor sa-
lOon iadgencs or " whether 10 shall dominate
ths policy Of he commonwealth" IL the
Republicans want Warner Miller 70 De their
candidate Tor Governor hey will heed bis
views; ii they don't they may be deprived
OF his services as a candidate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
LIBBY PRISON TO Be SOLD AGAIN.
The Chicago Syndicate Failed to Meet the
Sscoad Payment on the Property.

The Chicago Syndicate Failed to Meet the
Sscoad Payment on the Property.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 29.-The second
payment on the Libby Prison property fell
due today. Rawlings and Rose were the
agents VINO originally sold the property for
Col. William II. Palmer and Others to Will
liam H. Gray. OF Chicago, last Spring. Mr..
Gray suose quently sold IL 10 Chicago
syndicate and this last named party have
failed to come to terms. The property will
now De sold AZ public auction some time
within the next ten days. Neither the
original owners of the property nor the
agents who sold it have any doubt as to
The reliability or responsibility of Mr.. Gray,
out bis note has been allowed to pass. TO
establish the liability of the Chicago syndi-
cate 70 Mr.. Gray. The syndicate having
failed 10 make the second payment, the
property will De sold at their risk and cost.
Mr.. Gray is himself amply able TO make
pay msnt. but has concluded not to do so.
and the property will thus De again exposed
for sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

CHKYsvSz Aug 29-Trou5ls : sr.ving
on the Shoshons reservation. The Govern
rlent ssuss ratiens 20 go Arspshoes and
100 ~1oshe1ss a. tbs agency. Sioux
visitors - tke Arapsa0es So 81 the hotfom
of be troHhle Two wb5fe ren ~srs found
6@s8 near n Rsfiin Mountains whsrs thew
were ToustiessT 1urserse sT 80 siour.
sko 6cnnsd vsrpaipt sf-s- Being ordered
- the Shcsncne r-s~Tvsnen Hsifersed
aunsers rsrcTt tas pFsssncs ~ q esss II I 50
hostile Ifsiisns vitai1 seventy NJ Is q tns
rsssrvsncn- TleT srs fully srIned. have
PLENTY cf snlnualtioc. extrs ponies ard
rave no ronsn CT chi drsn wish thsn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

NV Goss. Aug 19.-Armsnd Cislissu.
ths French merchant Of San Francisco. vho
sun5sr arrest On . ohsrg. IF smuggling.
~ss srrsizne3 for sIsminstiOa before
United Stsies Comm issisr 81 Osborne to6sv
Re mad. oontrsal Ct0ry Statements - 10
Com missioner ia rsrsro 70 tks present csss
srsinsf NJ snd sxsisinei ss sftsUpt - =
similar ofsnse Tssr ago sy Sta ~ thsi be
50 s~sn tod that Re vau d sve6s the pay
Fnest 81 d1rv 81 certain articles ~ sssvilE
s7n Of money IN he TOP Of his trVnk.
I se Con z1 IS ioBeg chsrsCterizsc tae s0c1ssd
ss sthsT sarevd knsvs e. a. sssoi1fs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

COR RFET-TBRFE FURNISHED Rooms
+ a. 1l3 Courtst.. one block ron west end 81
Pear street bridge 2st
non PFNT-NTCFLY TsNTsHFD Rooms
L Eneuirt a. - Fountain 81 -
nor RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room Enquire At ie North Diyisi0r a. ~
NOR RENT-FIRNIspK tHD uNFuRNfsH
II I'd rooms fer light bou-s ping sso sl-rp-
ing rooms Enquire Al 81 sesi fuiion<t. Oplc
site Derby BOtei. -
ITOR RFFT-sFFT. l.. TrRNIsnTD ROOMS
without board. private family. fef gentle
man and wife fEd single SOY. hoard BR place
very convenient. FIVE minutes yak from post
or7ce Enquire - iflsDdf lia
TOR PIMA EfCf FrRN1sHFp ROOM
for lady Or gentleman l72 south Lafayette
NOR RFNT-VFRY pFsffAFiF p RNf1HED
OF unfgTnHbed front rooms % rerf 81 % hosi
vick-st 1st
I,0E RFST- RNIFhFD Rooms. s1EtH
hessed. md furnished rooms fef iighi beuse-
feepng Apply 81 room l9a, new beussHs . =
block Dec laf
Tor RIM rUKNIsHKD mont ROOMS.
Il either sinsis - rIits A ppy q Rom a.,
Powers opfrs House bieck- PesTl-H Ztt'
TOR RTNT-THf FTCFfT KIND OF Rooms
/ 81 suits Of two o. ioig rooms. Win a. uOeeru
irr rrrVemerts or Cara At. fof ofices ~ iifbi
rsnufscfuriuf r. ru1osss. $50 fcr ioeginf In
cure 81 once, %. n CANALS. oi 8. A hsrvi
estf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

WtsHINGToS, Aug. -. - Congrssman
Tsrsney arrived here Sunday from Viz
ginis. wb.rs be has been doing campaign
work. he found several tslsxrams urging
him 70 90 to East Saginaw At once, - the
nominating convention meets on the stb.
He tsleyrsph.d immsdistely to his brother
iD-lsv. Wssdeek. that be would not leave
Washington. HIS duties are here. sod ne
does not want say re-peni nation, and has
90 stated several times.
II the peopl. do not take him st his word
&c viii. Of course. |. GOOD Democrat
abide by the decision IF the convention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

WAsHTNsroS. Aug. p-Tbe Fortifi cation
Appropriation bill reported By Senator
Plumb this morning from ths COMMITTEES
on Appropriations differs in mstsrisl 70
srects from he House. The appropriations
carried by toe siil are Increased from s. %
e15 0oo 20 3 322 coo. and thsrs IS further
provision uRier which y. 90 90 additional
nav - expenied a. rate uot exceeding
s20Soopo psr snaun for ths purchase Of
GINS susmiftsd b privsfs 6ras or persons
sni lannf On 81 % = 81 Tslus
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

DETROIT. Aug. % -Ex Manager Watkins
was seen at the Brunswick Hotel this noon
and asked if there was any truth in the
rumor that be had been offered the manage
ment OF the Boston club
Boston has not made me any PROPOSE
tion or offer of any kind" he said.
The eI manager does not care TO state
what be will do He told . friend this
morning that he should go to Port Huron
tomorrow for few days rest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Hs Took % Least sieo.0OO Oaf OF the
DstroiE 8snks-

ne Took % Least sIso. 900 OGs OF the
DatroiE 8snks-
DsrRogT. Aus 29-A. ". y Brisn, Of the
Psoslss SAvngs Bank. ia this city, says
hat Waldr0n. tss Ascending Hhisdsle
banker. zoJ al l-sst $40 ooo out Of The
banks asrs before be broke tor CsnAds. but
ta- banks sre amply secured. Waldr0ns .
Reading partner and Mrs. BidEels bus
0asd have been here today, and Il Is hinted
thai n settlement - on TIE carpet. as Mrs-
bidrel rrote 20 hef husband from Wind
sor denying that sno vas guilty Of any
erimlBaLIy and Dsgg ns hlm 10 come after
neF.
The Wsldron bank opened as usual tois
mornlng and transacted the usuAl amount
Of bosiness. There vas a slight run ~ the
morninx, bat ceposit0rs we're paid PROMPT
ly and some Of n frightened ones re-de-
posted tneir money. The First Nations
back announces thar it will stand 6y Ar.
hoon With al its resources IL trsnsplres
tost Waldron has been dealing heavily IN
wheat options ia Chicago.