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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-31

POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was cloudy
and cold with rain about $50 o'clock.
There were six prisoners and seven dodgers
81 the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases
Dan Cor5in, Vim. Sprggs and Isaiah
Bowles, all coored, arrested by Officers
Brepner, Ticer Jones, and Hayes for dis
orderly conduct, were discharged with g
reprmsnd.
Frank Cole, colored, arrested by Officers
Gfsig ard Price. for disorderly conduct,
va. aaed So, and Georgeanna Cole. arrested
on the same charge, was dismissed.
Wm. James, colored, arrested by Officer
Tsylor, for assaulting and beating Sarah
Hill aud Vim Brash, also colored, was fined
So
Jas. Lawrence. charged with causing an
alarm Of fire en- Sunday night by blowing d
horn was discharged, it appearing that
several cries of FIRE had been heard before
thu horn was blown
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13

One ChckSTns Piano Rosewood oaycs upright ocung SCALE
a"S S ' double "i Oo S 1 handsome nj sS
On exhibition at S ss, GSSl F %1
S so s @ S S, sSE SSS G% San
0d'''' F s 5 Es. Ss: s E s@o .. Ja"oy' ~
sr$$ IS NJ $$ s n i:s$ S;s$ 5
sS''" Ia$l %S iP $ Az COMFY
On exhibition Rooms SIS Main street. 0''
exhibition Music Rooms S5 Main street "''
Two ' S, RTa s' &@sSa Co Music Rooms @ Main street: 5000
, ON e 1 S i' w%Saa Co Music Rooms sos Main street l@"
Two r'T o@ ss Snf T. wi%;nn CO. Music Rooms @ Mali, street ISL"
5 iDSs ' %." ' Gs S' ro It. "S"' S"i
Ca" '''' % ny q: T sS s Ss% ., ~
One o% ss% I anr & G Ss@%a %S sSs street %
One Fldrgc tN Sowing Machine No bent
ons,hDoon Rogers. co s. iGi second street, O'O
One Domestic No - Family Sowing Macnc-Compctc latest
exhibition at Rogers Ma.oa & COS 80 second street V'O'
noSo6d No 81 Sewing latest invention CoC
Two Pairs Lone Sn' All Wool Fine White mankcs-FuI @
at u orcca Bro. Retail store 81 to 90 Main st. "1'
-Four Pairs lone Star All Wool Fine White Igl
i store 81 to $50 MaasL ISM
-Four ISgI diamond Valley" All Wool Fine White blankets
T'''' es SS% % G %as Coo 49, Il s. S street 800
o"' "ahoa Memphis sy Company So Main street; 100
0"' o" d1Gn Memphis sciy COMPANY; So Main street 100
Two Sets Buggy Harness 20 90 Per sc,y 500
On exhibition at the Memphis sadcy Company S2 Main street
One TOP buggy Piano ... 600. 81 n
exhibition uew opirunOi,cr Company so front street ~
One ." "G'S S %oo%@oS ' company $50 Front street ''O
One s 9 c g S Sl a steel n 1 T . S s %Ss
o. exhibition at Wood. Wood: $50 second street - O"O
One o"''" S ao % %o % H a" sS "s scat '"o
o"' o" exhibition at Wood, Woods $50 second street E@''
o"0 i'''' On Sspd"n a, woSi. woods $50 second street ] EoO
Gents Gold Hunting stcmwind American Watch
% e. l.. a Ia Street
Ladies Gold Hunting ... Is ID
exhibition a &. l.. byrd Co.'S 30 Main
Silver Hunting unwind American
exhibition q Z, L.. BYRD A Main Street
Gent
ON exhibition al G. L. Byrd a Co.'S 80 Main Street
Silver American Watch
G. l.. STREET
Boys Hunting Is Ol
On exhibition ut G. L. Byrd Co.'S q" Main Street
Waterbury Watches each s2J0
On exhibition q. l. byrd 4 CO.'S Main street ~ ~
Handsome Clock French 1870
On exhibition at g. L. Byrd Co.'S 90 Main
One Beautiful woo Frame Clock French 1900
on exhibition at C. L. Byrd a Co.'S ~ Main strct
Beautiful Wood Frame Clock French
exhibition q. L. Byrd Main
Ten im
on gSGGton Jc Palace Mali street ~ 0''
Two Bluff City Cooking stoves No each i7 20 $500
Two Cooking stoves each
exhibition wcicr Manufacturing Company Main
Grand Bluff City Cooking Stove No sa. $3.50
Manufacturing ComIanys STREET
Ladies' French Duck Trunk Large and Handsome 1900
On exhibition nj 4 l0yy'H 8ls Main Street
W" '' on Exhibition at < Levy, SIS Main Street % ~
Each yearly Subscriber who fails to get of the al
ing publication of best Literature. full list Of Litcra
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
L. EVERY YEARLY SUBSCRIBER is SURE OF A GIF

these will be distributed who subscribe
November 1888 All old subscribers
period will be entitled renewal for participate
UNPARALLELED SSto
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
Encouraging Trade.

Prom the New York sun.
Uncle Rastus 60 Postmas,er)-llas yo'
got emmy Letters TO- me. boss2
Postmas,cr-N Nothing today, Uncle Ras-
tus.
Uncle Raslus-No postal kards, OF
stamps, or nuthin'.
Postmaster No, were you expecting 10
hear from somebody
Uncle Rastus No, don expco'tcr hear
from nobody, sab, but was parin' by,
an thought wud jcss step In an pat.
roniyo dc cntablishmCnt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13

The WEEKLY APPEAL Is a oompad-
inn Of he mrs Of Scud, daily APPEALS. rs
agricultural department Is prepared icih great
care. II contains complete mdrkd reports The
year 1883 WH BE- hh of important political
dnts and he WEEKLY APPEAL ,ciH keep
iiS readers Gtliy informed Of them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is the best blood purifier before the public. 10
eradeates every impurity, and cures scrofula,
SAT- kheum' Bolls, Pimples, all Humors, Dys-
pepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion.
General Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver Complaints, overcomes that tired feel
ing, creates an appetite and builds up the system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
loo Much fnrthe Iir.h.

Prom The GREENWOOD Miss luiefpfitc.
As 10 the actual sin In dancing, there IL
no more In square dances than there Is In
n couple taking promenade, but we
would like 20 see an apostle and APOSTLES
who could stay locked In each Others
arms Thorough n waltz and keep their mind
on heaven and heavenly things.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
III. Mos, Agreeable.

A. we'll ~ the most effective method Of die.
pclling headaches, colds and fever, or
cleansing the system, Is by taking few
doses q the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Fig. For sale In 80 cents
and Al BOTTLES
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at
homo Such has become Its popularity In Lowell,
Mass where u is made, that whole neighbor-
hoods are taking It at the same time. Lowell
druggists sell moro Of Hoods sarsapsrilla than
OF all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers.
soldby druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared only by
q. !. HOOD CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Msss.
100 D0SeS Ono Dollar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13

r,iS from indigestion, dyspcpsia, and too
hearty eating. IL relieved at once by taking
one Of Cartrrs Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner Don't forget this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13

II will pay all who use Cotton Gin, 20 ret
prices and testimonials of those A No
manufacturer, The Brown Cotton Din Co.
New London. Conn. They lead the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
For Mental Depression

UsE HoEsToRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Dr. l.. G. $. Turner, Collar, Ia, sayG II
am very much pleased with u In mental de.
drr..inn from gnsifIc ifnnhles.N
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
psrsios. s.p'Ieosy.

Prom the Tupcio tNissl Journal.
The pcniientiary convict IL unlucky,
indeed, who cannot command influence
enough 10 secure an executive pardon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
~,
Hoods SarsapariIIa

is peculiar medicine It is carefully prepafed
IRON sarsaparilla. Dandelon, Mandrake, Dock,
Pipslssewa, Juniper Berries, and other well.
known and valuable vegetable remedies, by q
peculiar combination, proportion and process,
giving to Hoods sarsaparilla curative power not
possessed by other medicines. II effects remark.
able cures where other preparations fail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Democrats Mssss a1d ne iess r1at sny
otasf lsl1scrxE sh&a alaseif 80 cary s1~
,ts1s 81 NsS 1oEz . ssalssl1tlg ia &c e42-
atss tolsrs1s. hlll bas more E14n eees
shosu % p1Da4aE ~ = sttD tie masses.
and a3r months Cleveland las oe~n trying
- n1ulha1s nm al 1slsa1 nin ior re-
uoa.f1as i88. IL is tls smallest po.iscA1
sriek ol las dsy. 3us Is 5 u0t lksiy ~ sQc-
ese.l for to reasous tns nrst = tast dl4
x1o~s 1lors ADA practical u elites q oos
a. laaa CIsgelzDl aoss la . uonta AID be
1oss uos gr0soss - be sel aside. Tie ssc9Ed
sasGu - taal senator o0fMAn aD1 ollsE
Del4acfal e le41sfs laws ADVISED Cleveland
thaf Ehe situation - t=spersLe II tns ex
rene sn1 lbat TIE President cannot nops
for saccess Il HI.i is defeated for rs8oMina
ton. al ais friends 20 into the campaign
nlec 9Th chsgrln and mortihcatiOn- Hill
- pfotege Of he late samuel J. fiIiasn.
he studied politics 10 the school oT tcst
great "a 4stsr ne . oot believer Ia luek.
oaG rather lu hard work snd &c = not a man
- be trlnsd sth Evidence mulliplies 10
sh0s Ehat Hill snI be rsn0minaled - sue
eesd himself and he = s. popalAF that there
Ers gaoss sho believe nc can DC reelected
shLie Cleveland viii be defeated Bar II
tais il's TOO s4rly % predict. Aad he may
not oe FsnOminsted. for Cleveland has bis
hand a. Dis throat and sill not let him
escaDs sta his lie II pOssiDls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
IN THE RoTUNDAs

". D. NoIlvsi3e and SOD are guests At the
Eagle
Nh De.ky. of NuskegoB, is stopping
ct sweets.
c. A. Pettibons aud wife. 81 Detroit. are
guests 81 Sweets.
Hon. Fitch Philips. Of Big Rapids. vas n
the city yesterday.
II. B Merritt. Of Pontisc. viii spend Sun
day st the Eagle
c. r Cow iin and wife, Of Rockford. vsr.
IA tns city yesterday.
Geo ". Mcbride. Of Grand Haven, .ss
in ths city yesterday.
Dan. r sopsr. proprietor n tbs post
ofios a. Neraso. is . g8sst a. Sweets.
A p4rty 81 sieht travelling men from the
NoFtan vent 20 TIE beach - sEeBd suocsv.
RI. Nils of Beet Wis. s;tornsy for
Fairbanks. Morse 4 Co, is guest a TIE
AoTro8.
Frsd Tracer. Who hss besn 81 TIE Morton
for ss~sr,l DAYS returned 70 be bone iu
Cs9i1sc yesterday.
r Cooper. prominent stto-nsT 81 Rse5
CTR. together win his vifs are spending
SsndsT e. fhe Morton
r. " Carts ard X. y Costs - Sag
insv srs - fhs Norton. Carts = hers
EocsinE 49, psfsnt esse 2 ihs uifsd
Stx1es lo8rL
Hoa r NJ Rsrhss o. p Washington. 81
Con n issioNsT - Psfents. Is g1est e. Be
HoTren. Re - bsye - st1sBe 70 osss IN
~ at~s Ststss Coart
Wallace FrerkHn. 0f fka eity. Hsrrv
Bosx sa3. q Pint. snt Es~-s Saith sns
Adds q fkS sss. saia Nortoz Hoass
s1<<s<. 49, - - Tee see<s is&as.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
NARROWLY ESCAPED
FoUa eeasoAs NgAalY 0aoMNsO
a F.fksF .aa rhrss D@sssvsrs suuxgtias
tsssth~F a. the WatsE-A Cattle
kfaz's DssGh-Osbsr slehlg@a
Mattsra

EAsE sAsIsAw. Aug. 25--Ths excurslon
gwen 10 orion lake yesterday by the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fissmsn ofthis
city was very Bs4r proving the occasion Of
q tsrri0is occurrence.
Among thOss Who went were samuel }.
Asdisf and three asnghlsrs, II. IS, and IL
years.
fhs girls went bathing in the lake The
younger 01s got beyond her depth and the
Oldest attempted u rescue her, bat both
s4nk
The other sister then rushed % help. but
was also grasped by the struggling sisters
and tue three disappeared IN full view Of
the horrlhed spectators on shore.
The fAlnsf of the girls. with all bis clothes
on. dashed into the water 6uI no sooner
reached the hsif-drowned girls than be was
seized ey them and hslplessly plnIoned and
dragged down.
Just al this moment three young men in
coat reached the spot and got hold Of the
group in the water.
AL were nnany dragged 10 shore, after
terrible struggle.
The girls we're unconscious, and 1t took
long and hard work 10 rescue the youngest.
bat all finally fully recovered and were
taken home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

8 Fo8ts. for being disor5erly. vii come
HB fer sentences September =.
PADDY Norton, tbs pugilist. took twelve
dsy tieEef 70 tbs island yesterday.
The j. p Sweet bsslfh ord nance csss
VII cone I'd the efh 81 September.
Pred Blsse sccus.6 II ssssuitinf .
snail boy on South Divisle1-st.. pisscise
goiitv yesterday sns psi6 g. sns ossss.
Trss T)siiy. srrsste6 f8r violstIns the
Stsfe banor lsrs wsiTsd exsuinsfsoD Tes-
ter1sv and vss bed f0F trisi A. ths BsTt
terri - the tirc1is Ce1rI
6sergs B1n1y. tbs ns. srrestss for BE-
ing disor5erIy on Nest Briee.st ~ go
rsrisx fr . ror vlfk q woDsn. vss ssci
ors- ffsr ffsesn osss vsstsrdsT-
O. NJ Forbss. q lSvingston-sf. mar.
t9rrs6 30 ~ . ont q eoers Frsssy night
Terte-6sv ~ wss ssnt % tslfor 6ftesn
ssTx Es vss kne6 - sne ooss
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
INTO AN OPEN SWITCH
AN. c. TRAM SADLY WRECKED
an Open switch Throws Passenger fr@is
infO freight at ths al d. IA a IA
JuGcttSu Luckily No OEs
IA Seriously Hart.

AS the NJ, g. X. A !. passenger train,
which is due st the Dnion depot al 50.
was coming in yesterday afternoon. and
jusl as she strack the main line al open
switch threw the train, which was under
full hesdwsy, into a freight train standing
on the side track.
The engine which crashed through q
cosl and boz car, wss q totsl wreck. Id
giaeer John Bi1by and Fireman Cunning
ham saved themselves by jumping from
their engine.
BsggemSn Cash Pratt was the most sell
ously hurt OF sny one, having one Of bis
legs badly jsmmed. ont DO bones were
broken. Conductor Pond WAS also slightly
bruised. aud q lssy passenger Was hurt
about tie head a1c iaCs.
The PASSENGERS aud baggage were trans
ferred 10 the 40 train on the main line aud
conveyed ~ the Union depot
II is not known who was 10 blame for
the open switch. but IL must have BEEN left
open either By the switch engine or the
hands on q freight which bad used the
switch not long before the passenger was
due.
The train was moving rapidly, and the
fact TIA more passengers were not hurt
seems " oDdsrfui. but the careless switch
men should not be excused because the &C
cident was attended with 50 little loss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Scores OF Democratic leaders in New York
say they DO not care for Cleveland. but will
vote for Hill and look out for the county
ticket Kings county re-echOes the senti-
nent, and Cleveland will very soon ind
that II he wants 20 be Ia the running ~ all
be must bestir himself
As il is now. he IS beaten. IL a ballot
were taken tomorrow, New York would
vote oVerE helmingly against him
The news from New Jersey, Connecticut
and Indiana is also of cheering character.
New Jersey will give its electoral vote for
HARRISON, and Connecticut is alive with en-
thusiasm for the ticket. Late advices from
Indiana are 10 the eject that the Hoosler
State il certain 10 give Harrison its vote.
la fast TIE news that comes in is all OF
the same kind IL shows that the people
OF this country are opposed TO free trade
and will have none Of IL.
The Republican tide is running very
strong. Cleveland may be able 10 stem it
before November. but it seems more than
Likely now that he will be carried out into
the merciless sea and landed on the shore a
political corpse G. A L.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Neetn mister eehyferfAn church: Rev.
". IL. Albright viii preach morning and
evening: sabbath School AZ noon; Young
Peoples prayer meeting at $50 .. M.
Uniis~ian services will be held at the
Lsi es Ii rsy Club house, on She don-st.
eGIlay, Aug -osL. aud the two foliowiDg
sundays. al ne usual hour for church ser
vice. morning and evening Rev. n.
Bailey, OF Boston. is here 10 conduct the
services. He is spoken of as . man Of
great talent and comes under the auspices
of American Unitarian Aassociati0n. IL 10
hoped that all liberal persons who fee sn
interest in having Unitarian society built
up in our midst will attend these services
aud aid the work in any vsy they are able
to.
81. Paurs church. Turner-st, between
Third and Fourth-sts. Prayer and sermon.
Subject, Prayer and Faith, at 1890 a. IA.
Sunday school at noon.
Public services will be held st 4 p. m by
the New and Latter House OF Israel. st 100
CsBsl-st. Subject, "Isrsel's Guide"
Plainfiel6 Avenue COngreeationsl church,
Rev. J. T. Butted. pastor. Services sorn-
ing and evening st the usus hours. Sab
bath school st noon. Subject for morning
sermon. Church Work"
Second Street N. f. church services
fGeachlng morning ana evening by lac
pastor, Rev. J. A. sprsgue. Young hen's
meeting st $50 q. n. SUNDAY school al
noon. Young Peoples meeting at $50
=. m
II. f. church services st POrneroy A.
Lswion's Hall. Sunday school and ami
versary services al $50 ?. m. 5. A. Sprsgus
pastor.
st. Marks church, Division st. head Of
Pear. Grand Rapids, Mich. Rev. Campbell
Fair. u. D., Rector. Thirteenth sunday
sfter Trinity. August .. lsss. 1900 a. ~.
Sunday School. 1850 q. N. morning
payer. Holy communion and sermon bF
Rev. J. 8. Wilkinson. Of Grand Haven
Offerings for the Episc0ps assessment
800 =. m. school. csbsl and Third sts
smith Memorial Congregations church
Preaching II the morning hy Rev. Mr.
SpsDsurck, OF Rockford, III. in shs evening
by Rev. A. r. Merriam Of the Park church
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
GENERAL HARRISON.
He syas Visited Yesterday by Ex-Prssidsnt
Hayes

Hayes
MIDDLE Bass ISLAND, Ohio, Aug. 25.-
General Harrison looks ten years younger
than when he addressed the Indiana Re-
publicans at the State Convention two
weeks ago. -Four days of Lake Erie and
Middle Bass secluslon have worked wonders
for him. The rings around his eyes have
disappeared, his tired look has vanished
aud his step is springy and brisk. This
morning he took sail on the lake accom-
panied by his wifs. The steamer Chief
Justice Waite. from Toledo. brought up
large number Of club members. and also
. couple of hundred excursionists bound
20 Put-in-Bsy. The General stood
on the lawn aud bowed and
smiled response TO cheers from the boat
while sn angular, spectscled maiden
thumped q piano in the cabin of the
steamer, and in shrin, fslsetto tones in
formed him that she Couldn't Sing the
Old Songs"
At O'Clock the yacht Louis arrived from
Sandusky with ex-President Hayes and q
party OF leading citizens of that place on
board. They went 10 General Hxrrison's .
cottsge and were cordially received. After
spending half an hour thev returned 10 the
yacht After their departure General Hsrri-
son crossed in ferry to Putin Bay, paying
the regular fare of 10 cents. He went
70 the PostOffice at once, got his mail
and returned 10 the boat. During the after
noon q committee. composed OF Mr.. Cum
ming, n lifelong Democrat, and Fred.
Eaton. q Republican. both OF Toledo, wait
ed upon him with an invitation to attend
the Tri-StAts Fair next Wednesday, and
promised that he should not be asked to
make a speech. He seemed disposed 10 de-
cline the invitation. bat promised to answer
definitely on Monday.
Ths General will attend service. at the
Island Congregational church tomorrow
morning. Rev. ID. w. Hunt. . Baptist
minister OF Toledo. will oficiats. General
Harrison has made some outlines of his
letter OF acceptance. but will not put il on
pspsr for several days. Il is understood
that upon invitation OF Ex-Governor Foster
Senator Quay and several other leading Re-
publicans will arrive here the latter part Of
next week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
NO CHANCE FOR HIM
sThs Ma - Dssfin77 - BE- 6sssa . Lssssa
a Psntes-Nss EaFk STATE Deaaaes&Ls
D.1sf4l "a All fhs ke24sliszGs
ba4lsa aaa 5asL1snf-

CoFr.spouGe1ca ~ t.ls 81 zas = szA-1.
NsS faa1 A4E. -5--Las Glnplfe stals
. ne s1saf political ssroal1. and
Clssslsnd's osu ffieads Aess nos admit
sA41 Us chances ef ss-slaeuon Sre very
1oubtlaL carsf1. canvass Of tne STATE
bas 1sea ulaae 3F fas Espl7lican leaders.
and 1asy sessa rsd.4lt 10 t1s belief that
HAf.son eil carry l1s 1la.s - a. leass
1.o0o plurality. some oFer- snia asa ''.iiie
RspQ5ae4na pas the aEurss maen higher.
bat ~ 600 plurality Is a a. oasis 10 poL L
0a a tals sduns
CI..slana.s aauoou. .srtp has bsen sros-
iax a. al amazias rats n r. r. b1iisf.
editor "a tas Ae.sf in DaIala. tle ul4a Nao
nr.t s1zaestea tisseIalds 8 name TOR Gov
rrnor aa4 then President. says taat t1s
s@sfsru portion ci t1s state HlA vote
.eIiIv sg.inst tae m4a ol drsti1y. a. solss
~ az ni-lds have ansciionatsiF called
him H.s iour years lu the " ane House
hs. a.znated hlm irom BIS party ths
SAFE an1 tie ieH Democrats 9lo sttii
.haar tsr aim are men Nlo either hold
el-te. AZ present Or hope % DO 50 ia tas
future. And eis free trade theories have
.csret Democratic mauulacturers, ~n0 are
H8lua il laeif power 9peAly aA3 1oOfc
board. t0 delset him. lns DemOcraflc
w0fksngmsn Too. are afraid oi aim. I'D
they ars c0mlng over in drOFss 70 Harrison
and Morton They DO uot hesitate 70 say
that Cleveland hss been uuialtatsl 70 his
party sud bis a. lauce with the NugNumps
has mads Democratic voters isel sore Not
A dav passes without bringing ne8 evidence
of ths Presldsnls unpopalasily. The pro-
pristor II a Broad ssF furnishing goods
store tried a u0Fsl Test the other day. re
purchased $40 pret-y bgEtons labelled Har-
risop snd $40 la0-il ri Cleveland. Eacn pur-
chaser sas invited % take the button be
prsierrsd In three days there vas not a
HARRISON button lelt, and not oTsr 10
Cleveland buttons mad been Iaksn. its
pretty accurats straw. and shows that the
cycione Is Oh - way and gatoering new
force every hour Hunaret- OF other IN
stances might be gwen, bat it Is only nsces-
sarg TO say hat CisVelAnd's name = never
msnz.oned 10 the hearing Of a hAlf-dozsn
Democrats that AZ least Two OF them DO not
dsaounoe aim. and VOW they viii vote for
Harrison. dis personal unPopalAfity Is
Surprising
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
BULLS eLUNDeR.
A Singer sewisg Machine Agent Gets late
Trouble and the JaiL

A Singer Sewing Machine Agent Gets late
Trouble and the JaiL
VIM Bulls. young man IN the employ
Of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, is
in jail charged with eloping with machines
and cash enough TO make the total foot up
TO Sl53
Mr.. Bulls commenced work for the COM
psny in December and was employed from
this Office until a month ago when be left
and nothing was heard of him. he sold
one mschine ~ Lake Odessa and took the
cash and then went to Nashville. where he
beat the company aud mis- hotel. From
there be went TO Toledo and engaged with
the company again. leaving there . machine
ahead. The company's agents were notified
and "Wednesday be turned up al Columbus.
Ohio, where he was captured by Under
Sheriff Lamorsanx and brought back 10
this city.
Bulls says that he spent . portion Of the
time since leaving here in Kentucky and
was going back there whsp arrested.
He had With him . young wsman named
May Miller. . former dintng-room girl st
Lfvingstop's restaurant. whom he says he
has married since leaving here.