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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-24
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS WIFE.
Frances Plucks Orange Blossoms and
Grover is Very Witty.

Frances Plucks Orange Blossoms and
Grover is Very Witty.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 23.--Yester-
days lowering clouds vanished during the
night and today furnished typical exam
pie of Florida winter sunshine. The Pres
idents party rose early and after break
fasting were escorted in carriages TO the
sub-tropical exposition which they in
spected thoroughly before the general
public was admitted. Great surprise was
expressed by all at the opulence
and variety OF flowers and fruit
displayed and especially. at the
oranges and characteristic sub-tropical
plants. In the rustic building containing
the exhibits of fernando, Pasco and Cit
rus counties, full sized orange tree COW
cred with blooms and containing about
100 oranges had been placed near the
platform which Mrs. Cleveland assembled
and she enjoyed for the first time the ex-
perience OF plucking orange blossoms from
the tree. She tossed the President the
first orange she picked, but his hands
were not quick enough. and he caught il
on his nose. She offered him another but
he declined, saying that man got into
trouble long time ago by accepting fruit
| plucked and offered by a woman. Here
Mrs Cleveland enjoyed an opportunity Of
cutting pineapples from the stem and she
did whatever was proposed with sort Of
girlish glee. A tame fawn was presented
TO her and will be.forwarded TO the White
House by express. Gifts in endless variety,
consisting chiefly Of flowers and fruits,
were made TO the presidential party by the
officers OF the exposition, the commission
ers and individual contributors, and much
space in the car WIS filed by these when a
start was made for 81. Augustine. The
schedule OF the rest OF the President s tour is
as follows Leaving st. Augustine at 10
o'clock tonight he will arrive at IL o'clock at
Palatka. From there rapid run will be
made 10 Ttusyillc, where steamer will
be taken TO Rockledge, on Indian river.
Leaving Rockledge ON the return trip at
noon tomorrow the party will visit the
Sanford exposition and also the winter
park. jacksonville viii be reached at IL
o'clock p. m. and Charleston about s
4 o clock Saturday morning.
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is entitled to representation therein equal
to double the number OF its senator's and
representatives in the Congress of the
United States, and each Territory and the
District OF Columbia have two delegates.
All Democratic, conservative citizens of
the United States, irrespective OF past po-
litical associations and differences, who
can unite with us in tho effort for pure,
economical and constitutional government,
are cordially invited to join us in sendipg
delegates TO the convention.
WM. III. BARNuM, Chairman.
FREDERICK o. PRINcE, Secretary, National
Democratic Committee.
The committee adjourned TO meet in st.
Louis on Monday, June 4, 1888.
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AT IA. Aueu.tiuc.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. 23.-The pres
identlal party reached here at noon and
was escorted to the hotel, where there was
a reception by the local military and 200
children in holiday attire. In accordance
with the Presidents request there were no
formal ceremonies. After rest, tour OF
the points OF interest in and near the city
will bo made, and there will be public
reception tonight All are well aud enjoy
ing themselves TO the fullest extent.
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MooNsHINERs 6AruarD.
Internal Revenue Non Make RAID In
orundy County.

ofundy County.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. ga party Of
revenue raiders headed by Col. j. NJ.
Hughes, deputy internal revenue collector,
came in tonight from Grundy county.
where they captured five moonshincrs and
destroyed three crooked d'stillcrics and
their contents The five had long and
dangerous ride through the hills and val
leys, and suffered for want Of food, having
to push forward with all haste possible In
order 10 prevent their being surprised by
tho Illicit distillcrs. The first distillcry
seized was that Of J. Il. Campbell, who
was found at work therein. A still opcr-
atcd by VIM. Bynum and ]. W. wootcn
was then found IN secluded spot where
the owners, who had been nppriscd by n
spy OF the presence OF the revenue men In
the mountains, had hidden II. At this
distillcry there were 1900 gallons Of beer,
all OF which was poured out A descent
was then made upon n still Of which VIM.
licnion was the rcpuiod owner Honton
eyaded arrest, but the property was de-
stroyed. The party took In custody was
composed OF J. II. Campbell, j. W.
Wootcn, Alex. Campbell, Vim. Cunning
ham and VIM. Bynum, all OF whom up
pcarcd before n United States commis-
sioncr and executed bonds for their ap-
pearance for trial.
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nEpucINd rnr sunrLua.
IL 10 Tnscaiif

CmcAoo, H., Feb. 23.-when Inspector
BonGeld was shown the dispatch announc.
ing tho probability that the right Tascott
had probably been arrested, he ordered
two officers sent from here 10 meet the
prisoner and the Missouri captor. The
two officers left nj once on the night train.
Ono OF them has known Tascott from boy
hood, and II he has been nrestcd there
will DO no question about the iden'iiica-
ton
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cnnnierfciicr Arre.ted.

special Dispatch 70 lhc Appeah
FAYrrrEyILLF, Tenn, Feb. %. Wallace
Geo has been arrested by United States
Marshal c. NJ. buchanan for counterfeit
ing. A good deal Of the money, which Is
a inc imitation OF the silver dollar, has
been showed In the county, and has been
known for some time. lie will be tried
before Commissioner Gill tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-24
THE PEOPLE PROTEST
A Call for a Public Meeting Issued.
The Property Owners Of Bolivar
County, Miss, Aroused.
Their Action in Regard to the
Compromise.
Bill Now Before the Legislature
Concerning the Lands.
Che Lands Were Granted to the Rail-
roads, but Were Taken from the
Owners for Taxes Due The
State and County.

% the Editor Of The Appeal
RosEDALE, Miss, Feb. 23.-Please pub
ish the following call upon the property
,wners Of Bolivar county. THE APPEAL
doing excellent service in behalf Of the
people, and we indorse and are proud Of
and will stand by it.
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Kne.,IIIe neai E.,nls saIe..

HpccIal DIfpaich 70 Tho Appcll
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Feb 23-Ihe su'
burban sales Of tho Knoxyile Real Estate
company by auction yesterday amounted
s5S, 405. The sale Il being continued 70,
day, and many thousand dollars worm Q,
lots have been disposed Of. A limited
number Of northern proepccioS arc ouy'
ing.
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srHixoFrhLD, H., Feb. 23.-Mrs. Eliza
beth r. Edwards, wife OF The Hon. Ninan
w. Edwards, and sister Of Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln, died suddenly here yesterday.
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u.n,,.,. and pharmacists.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 2s.--The com,
mcncement exercises Of the Dental and
Pharmaceutical departments OF tho Van van
dprbilt university occurred tonight rory
seven young men graduated.
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The Mlaland'. Prospects.

Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 2a-one-hah
Of the 5000, 900, the amount asked OF Nash
willie by the Midland Railroad ccmpany,
has been subscribed. Tho committee {"
aciiyely nj work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-24
OBITUARY.


Nav YonK, Feb. 23.-John T. Doyln
died at his home, Washington Heights,
this morning.
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for the first four years, per cent. for the
next four years, and after that s per cent.
The bill then passed, and the Senate ad-
iourned.
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u. BaiEbridge Munday, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay Co. Texas, says Have
used Electric Bitters with most happy
results. My brother was, also, very low
with malarial fever and iaundice, but Was
cured by timely use Of this medicine.
Am satisfied Electric Biters saved his
hfe." MIR. ID. I. Wilcoxson, Of Horse
Cave, KY, adds like testimony saying:
lie positively bclievs he would have died
had IL not been for Electric Bitter.
This great remedy will ward off AZ well
az cure All malaraial diseases and Tor all
kidney. liver and stomache disorders
stands unequalcd. Price fifty cents AMI
81. at j. u. Bowers.
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DON'T EXpERIMENT.

You can not afford TO waste time In
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only "a cold. DO not permit any dealer
10 impose upon you with some eheap
imitation OF Dr. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, but
be sure you get the genuine. Because he
can make more profit lac may tell you he
has something just as good, or Just the
same. Don't be deceived but insist upon
getting DIR. Kings New Discovery, which
h guaranteed 90 give relief in all throat,
lung and chest affections. Trial bottles
free ut j. T.. Bowers drug store. Large
bottles 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

Montague Is 70 have an opera house.
Coopersyille village election will be March
II
Annual election for village officers al
Sparta will be held on Monday, March r.
The Musksgon county Republican club
will hold il first annual meeting Monda5
evening.
.. r. Kelley, formerly Of Big Rapids IS
nov playing base ball In the Southern
League. at TsIarsans, Texas.
The combined capacity of the saw mills
on Nusksgon Lake is 5500OO.0 0OO feet per
season Of ten hours run day.
President Fisk. Of Albion college. will
preach sermon st dedication 0f Methodist
Episcopal church 81 Nuskegon, March IL.
Iohn shafsr. Of Paris township, Kent
county, will be l02 years old next June lie
/. in good besith and talks with any one
who visits him.
Cedar Springs, new bank will soon com
msnce operations. II will oe called the
Northern Kent Rank The credit OF this
work IS largely due TO the Business Mems
Association
Tn. annual meeting Of the Thornspple
Vsllsy Pioneer Association. was held in the
village Of Alssks. Feb. %. and was largely
somptiogs repsss, amid hearty greetings
from old friends
Ia the three counties Of Kent. Allsgan
aud Kalamazoo. az men are awaiting trial
on ths charge Of asssglting girls under 10
yssrs of age. Ia three esses the sssailsnts
are fathers OF their victims. A little lynch
lsv - needed IN iris coruer of the great
stare of Michigan Iats shore Commercial
The bodv of Tom Olson vas found BY
sous school children. near kaveDna on
FRIDAY fe- rods from the road if vas
taken 90 as brothers IN Ausg, gDn II u
supposed h- bad temporary fit cf inssn-
ity sri had become exhausted lsid do xn
and perisaed. RE was sailor sod mas
been missing since sboat Cnri-tnEs
y. Bear received dispatch this
morninE fr0ns Collector ID. Watson. Who is
still q Washington. tast sn appr1priAtion
for Drssd Ha7en's public building !. sure
irEfon lSst n ,xht for New York ard vill be
hone Tuesdsv Wnsrs sre y0u. Nuske-
gan. Echo answers Gone the psy OF al
liars Truly ths ssy Of the transgrsssoF
- hart" Aa there. &asky .-trraad Hu.a
fsss1ssg Trihsfas.
s. H. Sweet. travelling CORRESPONDENT
f1r ths TsrseRss- HERAIp. vas ia town
last saturday srd made "a cal He -.
ports he circulation of bis Dsper IA th =
rlacr - n = prosperous and growing cssn-
siles. hut = going 81 give il more personsi
attention. ia thr iesurs sad incrsssr - p1p-
s-sFifv in this eounlanitv. TIE r.-H II 4
n~wsv All aoiy etfted dsilv paper and
rfrhF deserves a aleca larxer rstronscs
here thsa t nov rsceivs-.- Nsrfe1.ss Hrr-
air
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

lsos sAt.k-A fAkN of 2 ACEGs VSif -
Il Hiles igesn hal - ~ se3s ~ $50 Il
skt ~ hessf s4d iet ~ exch&azs l. :.
izsss1a i0sell eleok ~ .ssiss ssscls hosel
Lsak a. ca kACEANssk A SlssAD NM
nea ssa@s hs.ss ~ as y. se
fsasersf hsK ! 3s1 sell cheap tefNt estf -
wla ekahsaee faf DskEsat - - sea- ot&a0
kss41e for ssstlsef iersi o-ess os4 - - As
1tsfs 7 it Asfse8. ~ VI ho.4ni fslnoh :.
poR sAIE AN tlse RousF NigtlN
L .eale&. me9eFr. tsh vel sn1 ciSlerHl
bsy lnciow etc neN D. q oasn te enct Sans
- fsaL Also = a. aotse vel ksoelsa. q -
aae 4. Asl Enos ssaas a. nent sss ~ hoass sse
a9va. ha.saes psxsaen q i0is's hl.s.s eFsf
AFoa4s ~
fs0g sAIE-TWo slxRooN H0ISEs WITH
II se1 lDe elsserl flpsl sash iocstea : Lsss
81 nesf streeG caI Has. and unt holsS sn 1Dita o.
bear ehaH isetors, 80 cssG, the ssienct a
raosth.s er weekis pAymenls as snsh sisfe .
rent eEsAp oolner kasl ano shsI4nsA-sss Inquire
roo<n ~ A4ad.ootAs tuisalns > ffssseuis .
leoR sAiE-sAAlL aoISA ANp lAkuk
L lof OF korth Clllsgeaye AZ q q NA tats
monthly payments u rye ten d,aEf< uonlh
inquire 81 Df " Ii. koss ea-ns hiadieone .
buildfzs -
pok sALK-sIx MN MAT AMI COMPLETE
II Rtte hosl<ss % Narth sfe,etfs e., iso lees
floln sifses car. coEtaiQf tFs rocn.s pshtry s1e
sososnet brick loaa<siaos, ssos eeilsf, vel
snd eisgeFa lth esoh frloe. o. ,ees sc eosa.
Luton 8 Dunioa t lddioosDe blefk.
IsOE sALE-A CONFfETE H0NE NEN AND
4 moA4rn four doors Tron Chefrg-s, ear line
Terms ~ sult knsutrs DO. - Nnsfses-s q
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
/ bossss. IN springs icf St.9oA nssi fiai1s
dwelling hoqss. Ga ismesst, ior sz.3n. ana az
% acre farm b spArts iof q. 100. all o. slnsli
Y1ymeBx ana reasonable tc4zzsS n A. DsplSh
roosa ia ledyArd bloch. over Pubic Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04


= p Williams. o. Kent Cry vas Al ths
Aneiicsa Aocse yes.srczy.
TIE Auskssoa RaSs sill hGFs tAeir
aonuai election t9msrT4e nlzht
"Uaeie Tens Cahin' ali % tse az
traction - sns opsr4 ho2ss nexs TUESDAY
sss1lEz
Eli i. Levy 81 Niwaaks<. vas ia town
cn business ysstsgtsy ana gaest al the
AmsFic<n Holel
The sxanlnatl0n OF ri. Jones, tie Insult
snce szeat will bs he'd hefore Justice
Miller tomorrow morning ~ O'Clock.
The funeral Of TIE lAle Tsonass Olson.
who Vas found dead near KsysnaA. fsw
ago. was held IN this city yesterday after
noon.
city viii 20 - Crane Rapids ~ witness the
wrestling match Detsssn Capt Ton. Sale ds
aud Chas. A0th. " this olsy.
There was a large audisnes 81 me Opera
House last eFculng - witness the pressnta-
giOa of a Pair o. Kids. which was very
entertaining al the W. through
The County Board Of school Examiners.
who have been conducting two days ex-
animation ia tAe food Iemplars Hall,
closed Iasir lab0rs yesterday afternoon.
A. the Council meeting last Friday even
ing Il was resolved % place elec.ric lights
on the principle streets st the cost Of SIS
each per year. IAs Mayor and Recorder
we're instructed 70 eater into contract ". b
ths Ausksgon Electric Light Company, and
the light will De Put Cd At oncs.
Besweea forty and my young couples
gave = pleasant surprise party on 5. ).
IrAvetts al the American Hotel last even
ing All were entertained With six-hsnd
ped:o. The first prize was won by Mrs.
Travetts snd the second by Miss White.
Delicious refreshmsnts were served 10 all
the Euesss, AMI thea all enjoyed themselves
with dancing.
Mr. Chandler, the representative OF the
GsmeNelI fire alarm telegraph system OF
Nav YORK. returned TO hls home yeslerday.
and will at once send a full supply OF his
alarm boxes and gongs 10 this city. The
system was adopted by the Council Friday
evening. Thisi IS without doubt one OF the
most useful Investments thar Musksgon
has made IN some time.
Lama Bashsw, a little girl about IL years
OF age, accompanied by several OF her N stes.
was catching on sfeiEns yesterday forenoon
and met with a serious accident. The little
girl jumped on farmers sleigh that was
going quite fast and waes the horses turned
a corner the sleigh slewed around, striking
q lamp-post, and crushed the little girl be-
tween the post and the sleigh. As soon as
the farmer discovered that the little girl
was hurg ne at once took her home at the
Michigan Exchange hotel aud medical aid
WAS summoned. IL was found that on both
limbs tue flesh had been torn from the
knees down TO the ankles. The doctor
sewed up the wounds and thinks the pa
ii ent will be all right in few days. This
should be a warning to all young children
who practice such fun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

ETileul.g Congressman toRD u not
lassiez ia goes grow undsr bis tses ss
WssElnyton. Iss nambsr Of the tsls-
pLela ia lie eEiss ia tlls city - 40
~rso tofty" i synonyn ios sfeed, bat
Il aoea1't sxaggsEags Ghs rate 1t Which
foRD t.aTeis xn=a 10 zsss On TIE track
his sncoess 10 gsttiug ths COMMITTEES on
Eig 10 El4 Asrbors 10 recommend an
appropriation t0s 3 surrey between this
clty gna Grand Haven is a vast interest
q ttls ciiy is u only question of time
whan Grand E.psis val % nos only q
poe. at sniry, bat practically lake port
AL t1s t.las u iss accomplishment "
tlia latter fact has bssn fastened very
nassally ~ ar. FosD's hard work.
0facd Isvsa VII also bs materially
bsaeds.a - . safe. fouts from this city,
bat What the Gfsaa HssenItss viii re-
ioscs mcss over today % the promise OF
he Comul.rss on Public buildings,
which yss ssrday assured Mr.. FoRD that
a fayorsols rerosf On the Grand Haven
Pnbiis Bai!inx bal you'd 20 made to-
morrcV, ard tbo assurance that pros
peols @ ths passage o; sn appropriation
c. So 90 lor sacE 5giiding gre good.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

GE0EoE M0ssOs. of Jsasstoo, y. l..
= not hksly ever 10 kiek or csrse bis dog
again, II 10 has ever done 50 IN lhe past.
While Mr. AoSEes ~ss Ia New York
City, last Tuesday night. his wife was
awakened b. tie barking Of their oig
Newfoundland dog, and found the house
was on fire. Ihs building was full OF
smoke, bat Mr. MOsRoE managed to
save three q Der children, bat coald not
reach 30 souDgslsss Who were quaFteEsd
in al upper r0ona TIE dog seemed 10
uhdsrstand ths case. lie scrambled
through the smoke and ire. and after
three minutes hard work succeeded IN
saving the chi.drea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Tsnnvson. in hi. squisise po>us. drsaua.
a = ora pracee7cn ~ lovely ~arnen 81
sxes r-st Tbs e 81 very vel cut the
snrezfe would have done The world a
xresfrr ser~tcs Il Re had onsg tod he
xef-7sn - fhe present bow theV co1id i'm
ero~e thar healsh auf enh4nrs their
cnarns This - uizht easily have Gore
BE recorsrseniinr tie ase ~ Dr. ferce
Fsvcrsss Fresrr.oficu< Heath s - tssS
ften4 81 heautv. s1a tae innGnsersets az
- waira wrrnea sre r<csiisriv sre'ecf -
w-rst ecensiee Iane experience rs
nrTrsr tbat lae healeb ef wornSnkfat sad
the frvarite Prescription wax nard in
har,f and ars insepzrseis Ef is t1e rr
nie3ieIue hfr wcfnra. snsd bv druggists
r.fsr res1tre as.Taatfs ir9iu fhs nsaeTi-
-,.-t sres.s tnst it wi gre xsts srttan ~
sVp-v rssa. e. .zotsev 81 oe refsa3ef Ths
zrarantse ha> aeea Er1noe.t On fae 5cttis-
~rarrer. ard faithfaNg csxret oet acF
ranT Yeass-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
LAUNDRY IMPROVEMENTS.

GARDNER & BAxTER's New FAcILITrEs-A
NEW Line or FURSIsHINe Goops.
Alfred Baxter, Of the firm OF Gardrer K
Baxter. has sst returned FROM business
trip in the East. While absent Mr.. Baxter
visited number of the best lanndries in
the country, ana obtained s. number ot val
us0'e suggestions which be will immedi-
ately put into operation. together
with new machinery which he mas
purchased. in the Baxter laundry.
Thi, Laundry. which has heretofore
earned an eovisble reputation on account
of the superior character Of the work
done by il, now has facilities unsurpassed
by any laundry in the country, and is,
therefore. well prepared to meet its con-
stsntly growing patronage.
Mr.. Baxter also purchased while in the
East . large special line Of furnishing goois
Of the iates, stvles-all very desirable for
gsntiemen-which have already been re-
ceiyed. This irm has the most complete
stock of furnishing goods in the city. and
offers unequslled opportunities for selecting
stylish wear al reasonable prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

CeagrsssnsR HEAszE. AsDkkscS an
hsFEE asss pEpeEsitlsn calcsiats& -
1slp n tEs solaEion u tie tro4a a.ssc E-s
sasstson u dispsslEg q sEs saEelAs -
tGs Irs4sazs Il s proposed % have
COagrsss mahs al appropriation 70 pay
b ssssfy Csicn soldier ths differences DO
tsssn he ssias ef shs srssnbaek money
s0icn as Fsosissi aof Is wages and ths
par salEs of tie srssabask n SON a. TIE
tine. Ihsg say that tEs eoHtEsct With
iAs soldisE va that 4 shoaid % psld n
ooin. and hs sss not ssid IN eosns tnaE hs
. prsfsrrsd creditor o. tie Govern
nsni. snd - uuen satislsd 70 considers
ton a. ths Dondholdss, thai the soldiers
hays hot been iFs4tsd iastly. add tbss .
msasnrs of this sort sIll secure their
ksarfy sapp0fk
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Daniel Slack. OF Pearl. Allegsn county,
vas arrested yesterday By United States
Marshal d. K. Waters on . warrant chars-
ing hiIn with wiifaliy ob.tructing the core
saondenee and prysug into the business
Affairs sad secrets OF his wife Daima Slack.
from whom be parted a short time ago.
Slack is further charged wiSL em mbeEzling a
letter which ne gof IN the DOstoiilce, direct
ed 20 Daima Siscx. written and signed bY
g. NJ. Rush aud mailed by him a. Elkhsrt
Ind. Slack had an examination before
UEitsd states Commissioners McQuewsn. and
ss there xas not enough evidence To hold
him for trial be was discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Ary interfsriancs By syndicsies with
TIE lsv Of competition which fxes and
rseaisfes ne prices OF articles IN general
ass--ssrecisily such articles ns food,
faai. s,c--.s a bio~ ss the nstursl righss
0s ths peopie. Ibs iar should 50 declsrs
and iha declsra ION shoald &c given ss-
feet ~ ibs hunting dsfun and prosscut-
ioz Il sil wbo brsSk ina iaw By ths ere
alton Of rosopoiisEc trnsts OK tsis ns-
ff-s
The Deiroii Fsrk Conmissioners are
eoEs,d-rag she question q placing herd
of cows GO Belle Isle. The coming sessor.
IBIS $ peircit's sTors r. initiate Psris,
Ne~ Yors. sa5 other great cities. N eoa-
vsrsiez rcison of he park into sort
ct sooicscs esfdsn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

II have just received a letter from
Hon John Power. OF Escanaba, who is to
speak in Powers Grand Opera House, the
l7th OF March. said Assistant City Treas
urer Tom Nester Yesterday. He says tha.
he will speak on the Irish home rule move
nleut. and the men engaged ia IT, All those
who hear him viii 70 away with thorough
knovlsdge of the prssens Irish agitation.
The way the tickets are selling | think
every seat will be filled.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Messrs G. A To~nssud and Esrsoud
ChsrrF fhs~s bouzht TIE k50d ri.l and
snfirs stock of dorists goods II =. A IAse-
rsn a ~ Nouro--sE- The sfTie sf he
rev frra vii he Tornse11 4 CnerrVmsn.
~ho sre acw rss,i7 fsr o8sir@ss and receir-
iux fresh so~ers asiv. i = the desire e
the arm - neet the denans< - the pas.ic
~ s~sryfhina BAT esn - sxpecte1 q hrsf-
cIsss forisFs ard nope - reeeivs : share -
pazronszs NJ Fswnxsnd = usis EnoTa
eere hsrinz heea n fae snpso7 ~ J A.
Hcvsv fsy - rsst f1ar gesrs ard hs
nssnv frien.is 81 ail nnite IL wishing hlr'
sGceess m tais ns~ sn-errrise.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
CorsIene removes tan.


Fresh Fish are siipping down-jhs Cable
Line viii soon sip ~ orr front door the
new cana 20 lake Mic8igsn will slip frssh
caught Fish iato our back door. Come and
see ~ and ue sill sliD son'e iine fresh Fish
and oysters % your house st isir slipping
prices a. the
BALrIWoRE FIsH NssKrT
- Iyo1-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

The members OF O.Wash-t4- Nong Tribe.
No. ~. Improved Order Of Red Men, are re-
aussted - meet az their wigwaEn st $50
tns evening. from whence TO proceed IN a
BODY % ST. Marks church TO hear Rev.
Campbell FAIRS sermon on the "Advan-
tages OF Renehcial Organizations"
IL. A RUHLMaN.
q of f.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

The Cirelreasi Post has come to the
conclusion thst the Democratic Vice
Presidential nomination lies between
Governor GRAr. OF Indiana, and General
BLAcx. OF Illinois, the Governors chances
being the brighter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

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