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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
NOT VERY HOPEFUL
The Report Made by Chairman Brice's
Advance Agent

The Report Made by Chairman Brice's
Advance Agent
NEW YoRK. Aug. 26.-Jsmes Dodge, of
Brooklyn. who was sent West by Mr..
Brcs, Of the Democratic National Commit
tee. 70 learn the sxsct state Of fesling on
the tariff question. has returned. He says.
In he I've weeks have been away have
travelled through Ohio. Indiana, Hi
nois. Wisconsin. and Michigan, aad
sm very sorry I shall have 10
make = rather discoursging report to
the COMMITTEES. II they want to know
The facts.ss Ohio will surely be Republican.
Indiana. ! think. will give Harrison rea-
sousole msiority people there are enthusi-
sstic over him. DO believe thar there are
places IN Indiana where il is dangerous to
mention Clsvelands name, but. Of course,
there q much enthasiss1 for him in
the isrgs cities. II viii BE- q close thing ia
Indians. bat [ think they are getting the
best Of ns Illinois. Wisconsin and Michi-
gan are I am afraid, pretty certain 10 go
for Harrison. I have been through the
mills and factories sad other Di aces, where
I learned that men Who were for Cleveland
tour years szo we're nov for Harrison. and
their attachment for him seems 70 e pretty
strong.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
HARRISON ATTENDS CHURCH.
A lansing Minister Assists In the Services
at Middle Bass Island.

Lansing Minister Assists In the Services
at Middle Bass Island.
MIDDLE Bass ISLAND. Ohio. Aug. 26.-It
was ate last night when General Harrison
retired. Mrs. Harrison was one Of the
latest of the spectators at the weekly hop at
Rshbsrg's Pavilion. although she did not
dance herself The General meanwhile sal
in his stady and drafted some paragraphs OF
his letter of acceptance until her return.
He was up bright and early this morning
and sftsr breakfast TOOK a stroll along
the south beach. At IL o'clock
the ringing of the church bell summoned
the cottsgers TO the little chapel. Ordinarily
fifty chairs are more than sufficient TO ac-
commodate the worshipers, bat this morn
ing that number was exhausted before the
bell had ceased ringing and residences were
levied upon for An additional supply.
When services commenced there were one
hundred and three persons in the building
while dozen more sat on the porch out
side Judge VIM. Scott, of Toledo, acted
as usher. Ex-Governsr Foster escorted
Mrs. Foraker and her three daughters.
Mayor Hanilton, of Toledo. and General
Axisll. of Colum bus, were also present.
The officiating minister was Rev. ID. W.
Hunt OF Toledo, assisted by Rev. h. n.
r.. Jameson. OF lansing. Mich. The sermon
of Mr. Hunt was based on the sixth verse
of the fourteenth chapter of John. General
Harrison and wife were about the last to
enter the building just before the opening
hymn Was sung. They stood on the porch
while the congregation was dispensing.
converting with Judge Scott. The General
spent the afternoon and evening sitting on
the porch OF the cottage and strolling
around the grounds. he gave his final
deciinasion TO attend the tri-state fair and
also the Columbus soldiers reunion next
week on the ground that If he accepted he
would De com PEELED to accept innumerabls
other Invitations.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
AUSTRIA AND iTALY.
The .'Frsmdsnblatt's' Interpretation o.
hainoky's Visit.

The "Frsmdenblatts" Interpretation OF
kainoky's visit.
vienna, Aug. 26.-Ths FremderbIda, re-
ferring to the announcement that Count
Eainoky, the Austrian Foreign Minister,
had gone to Eyer to see Prince Minister
Crispi, of Italy. says THE interview
proves that the cordial relations between
Austria and Italy have not changed. The
advantage CT an exchange or views between
the two statesmen will be greater now
when Notwithstanding comparative quiet,
there undon btedly exists feeling of perma-
nent uncertainty. Nevertheless, it would
apparently be preposterous TO connect
the interview with adventurous or aggres-
sive tendencies. Neitherlat Friedrich sruhe
nor at Eyer will the limit of peace be over
stepped. Italy's vital interests compel her
to direct her attention TO maintaining the
present balance of power in the Mediterrs-
mean. The Identical interests of Austria
and Italy in the East permit Austria TO
scknowledEe the justice Of this standpoint.
The interview should be hailed with that
satisfaction which on impression ef re-
newed strength TO the alliance for the pro-
lection of peace affords.
Other Vienna papers comment upon the
interview in . similar strain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
A RAILROAD STRIKE
Az OFFENSIVE MASTER MECHANIC
All TIE Enzisssss. tsr.aasa, Brsksass
.aa >~tfehmsa Fear kosas 40
Gndl.a. oait work -Arts aE asd
s.r.sst ss ths >osEs-

EvAl vILLE. Ind. Aug zo--fhs loco
motive engineers. frsnek. bFsfsmen AID
switennsn on the Ps0ris. Decatur kvsns-
vile. Essnsvlle 4 TsrEs Ii auts, Eysns-
vile a Indianapolis. and Evansville bell
Foais about 90 miles II al, went oat On
a strike today Al ? p. N. Tia immediate
eaass Of the trouble vas the refusal Of Pres
icenI Ascksy % discharge + c smith, ths
master mechanic Of the =. ID. +. K. K
a. Asttoon. III The msn claim that
smith Is oysrbs4riag and unreasonable and
that they are unzols 70 agree with him.
smith las been on the read since October,
1851. Chief Arthur. Of the Brotherhood OF
L0comotioe Engineers and Chief Sargent
OF the Firemens Brotherhood. arrived IN
the city last Friday and IN conference
with General Manager Ewing. Of the
Asckey systen, demanded the immediate
discharge Of Master Mechanic Snllh
the refusal Of Msckey 10 com
ply with their demands, Chiefs
Arthur and Sargent, through their commit
tsemen, notified President Asckey that the
men would strike on Sunday afternoon.
Accordingly this evening the engineers,
firemsn. brakeman and switch men left their
places. No riot or trouble is reported so lar.
Trains leaving here this evening will, IL is
claimed, get out some hours late. Little Is
known Of the motives of the witchmen
and brakemsn in joining the engineers aud
hrsnsn, as nj refuse To talk. The three
railroads, il IS probable. will be able TO run
very few passenger trains. and no freights
for al least day or two. IL Is impossible
10 tell With certainty the number of men
that can be obtained to take the places OF
the strikers if no compromise is effected
Neither Chiefs Arthur or Sargent are in the
city. the former having returned To Cleve
land and the latter TO Terfe Haute.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
FELL WITH A GREAT CRASH.
A span In the New Cincinnati Bridge
Gives way-Loss 100000.

A Span In the New Cincinnati Bridge
Gives Way-Loss 100000.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.-Ths channel span
of the new Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
bridge, in course of construction between
this city and Covington, collapsed at 10
O'Clock this morning with crash that
could be heard two miles away. For sew
eral days the engineer In charge OF the con-
struction of the bridge had been spprehen-
sive on account of the high water and great
quantity of driftwood which had been float
lug down and lodging against the trestle or
false work of the bridge and every artihce
known TO engineering skill had been re-
sorted to to get the drift through the open
channel that was left. but it could not be
handled.
The loss is estimated at S90,000 and will
fall on the Keystone Bridge Company of
Pittsburg. The work would have been
completed by January first when trains
over the Chesapeake and Ohio road would
enter the Central passenger station.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
A RACE WAR.
Fears Of General Conflict between
Whites and Blacks.

Fears Of General Conflict between
Whites and Blacks.
FLORENCE. s. C., Aug. 26.-Great excite
ment prevails here, and fears are enter
tanned Of a general conflict between whites
and blacks, because of a shooting affrsy
Yesterday On Thursday w. c. Blount. q
constable. arrested Jim Auldrow, colored
tor stealing. Three negro women, armed
with hoes rescued the prisoner, for which
they were arrested on Friday and fined $40
each. These women were relatives OF Wal
ter Howe, q negro dsspersdo. who swOre
vengeance against the constable. Tester-
day Edward Blount the c0nstsbles broth
or, WAS walking along the street when
Howe, who mistoOk him for the constable,
ran out Of store and shot him through
the groin. Bount. though desperately
wounded. pulled out his pistol aud fred
three shots at his ssssisnt. killing him
instantly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

Among Aasonis HIbsruiaas. whose Re-
gall. Il Forbidden IA Church.

a non< AnsoniA Hibsruiaas. Whose Es-
gall. i Forbidden n Church
ASs0sIA. Conn. Aug. 6.-At the funeral
o. Michael HsusrnaIs. a prominent mem
Der OF the Ancient Order Of Hibernians.
ksld IN the Cnurca Of the Assumption.
Father synnof. the pastor refused 70 let the
three members OF thst order VINO acted ss
"a alibearsrs and wore THAR rexsiiss, 20 enter
the caurch untsl me rsgsiia bad been taken
OF Tnis the msa refused - 40. and they
remained outside during tas service.
Father S7nnOt also refused 70 admit the
eofin until certain floral emolems contrib
uted bv the sson- order and bearing their
monogram. A. q. Il, were removed from
ths i'd.
This action has caused intense indigns-
ton. not oDiy among The members of the
orier hers. which = one Of the strongest IN
the 3tste but among the Catholics outside
Of the ORDER Tns knights OF OolRm0is.
the A. o r.. and other regalia-ciad secret
soeisnss nave been allowed in the church
tiuns sna again. and Why the A. .. h. the
eldest and .argsss OF these sOclstiss. should
b sxcla afed. IS mystery 70 ths members.
rao PROPOSE carrying ths mstter 70 bishop
ArNahon
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. 26.-The entries TO
the stakes Of the Louisviile Jockey Club,
which closed August IS for the year 1890
are. Kentucky Derby. ll5, kentaoky Oaks,
80; Clark Ststes, 104. 81. Jegsr Stake. Is
total OF 3S2. being - more than last year.
For the Fall meeting. the Bluegrass stake
hss q, the Bell Meade Maiden. q. the
SANFORD. 36 and the Cash Handicap, IS.
The Fsli meeting Commences Tuesday, Sep
tember s. and continues eight days Tse
com DsFcisl ceisorstion viii be a. ia best
suring that time, and the meeting promises
to be The best ever bsld in the Fsu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

WAsHIsGTos, Aug. 26.-Dr. Hamilton
has returned from his second visit to Flor
ida His inspection of the fumigation
stations and the court of refuge was emil
nently satisfactory, they being he says, in
perfect order. A dispatch received this
morning from the camp states that re-
fugse. C. X. Pollock, has been taken sick
with the fever and removed from the
camp. and will be sent back TO Jackson
vile if il is possible. The railroad objects
to carrying him back. DR.. Hsmilton says
there 10 danger of refugees catching the
fever from him. DIR. Hamilton will issue
. circular on the condition of the plague in
n few davs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
GREAT FOREST FIRES.
- - o. uFs psosAsIE
Lshpslaiag s@Froaaaad ~ ehs siamss-
zaf1asrs La.t1z kssrgtalaS HEs
six. sprs@sia2s R.si,ilE-A~aF
fe.pis nsln slsss-

.saFEuss. Agz 15-F0rsst ares are
sarninx ca az sides of tals village znd ths
people afs moving 10 FossEA 0ns lauaily
s mlss.as. snd . presumably harasd-
Filss szisk "a sola aces of las railroad for
many mlI-s Many buildings hAss ossn
burned sad s.Fnsrs are ioalg sVeEstAlax
pa Of sroks covers everything rom
skhs and nanY peop.s are homeless The
Esss ars sofaai az rapidly in every tlree-
aoa. li . s1oagat lhsfs Sil % a heavy
loss d ia a. people Ia The country .oSs
Lasir ssy aad tie are surrounds them
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

AURORA. Aug 26.-Wells College will re-
open September 26. The hotel in Aurors.
Mrs. Henry Morgan's residence, and the
Presbyterian parsonage will be suitably fur
nlshed at once for the occupation OF stud
ents and teachers. Glasses will meet in
Morgan Hall. Complete arrangements
will De made for the conveyance Of young
lsdie, between the college grounds and the
village. Large numbers Of students are
enthusiastically announcing their desire to
accept the new conditions for the coming
year. Plans are in progress for the new
building. and work will be begun at an
early date
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

whis streiinx n the weeds on he s.st
sds ~ - N1skszou River. opeosits Ev.rt
sn Tse.7sr. sonae sssies connected rith
shs Peoples Theatre Company. found
snit II meas eietnes hlsrk
sr8 in position a. 81 tss orne~
hai 1sr0ter. ~ everything sxceot hat
sni shoes ~ers tse-s- n = pccksf we're
f,nns ~ -trers s1aTsssef - Ts.~rh
Whie Evsrf &ich- ere wriftsr y
F-rrch. vrh Caas1fsn oref-arx. ths
sshsr .sisd Al Fsrs Nch p - tbs
s.- - ave h~srd 70 EMPHASIZES 81 sAs
EED-EssF1 Ra7ee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
FIGHTING TEXANS


a Desperate Eseoaster of Csttiene- sd
Farmer. 81 ariirgtos
Fozr WosTz, Tex, Aug. B.-Ths details
have ssen received hers of fatal sn.
counter Al Arlington. Ter. betwees Toe
Elliott and Harvey Spesr Wealthy cattle
Hsn and farmers. over tse sac Of lot Of
cattle Elliot vss armed vita = shotgun
sns Spear rifa = Winchester Spear vas
fatally wounded and died from ioss q
blood. Eiiott escaping anhnrt. Both have
iarEe ssnilies and ~sre hixhlT respected.
Poker BIZ S1ith, veii-kn0wE caarsc-
ter. sided with Spesr sBs wss saot in the
srm bvsfsnder nsmsd Martin ~ss shot
IN he seck. TsirtF-evs shots Esrs er-
changed Spear working Is Winchester
win oa- ssnd sf'er oeing shot IN he right
shoulder
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

ne Thinks ssw York WI CO Tsspabi
cas-. .ad no Tsrtn Bill Pszs.

KALAMAZOO. Aug. 26.-Hon. J. c. Bur
rows arrived home yesterday Aftsr an ab-
ssncs Of nine mouths. lie has spoken re-
eently Ia New YORK. New Jersey and Con-
nstiens. and says the outlook for the Re-
publican party vas never brighter than
now Hs feels sure Of New York and says
the people are through with Pensiou vetoes
and free trade. Congress viii not adjourn
unul October. and even thsn with a dis
agreement between both houses and two
tAri1 oiiis peading. Ar. Burrows viii speak
ia Michigan dura< Septemoe or the lat
ter pary OF Octooer. Next week, before
going % Washington. ne vii speak Ia New
YORK he also says the Kalamazoo post
ocbce bill will pass Congrssh next session.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

tVANTFD Nan COOK fok oKntA COOK
w ia ole vie knoss his tlasiacsS white
Pre- ieFrc1. kza q ~ a. routr Dit l.ial e. -
rAfRA INnl CkNENTs f0K GOOD sAEsFS
l. arn Oloos Manufacturing NoEa ls4ny. 81
u 81 kridTts{ -
lNANTEI,-l FIRST CLASS HARNESS MAR
W a.. German oosi u&ksr. sAd Tower
tlcck 80
NIANTfIi-AN INDIE STkloIS NAN OK
W woIaaa hoGn a. Eoa4 NsSes to ri at
party hooR $ forser baock. Division klfrei
ElrSuce 80
tETANTEn-i SCI MN And 20 TEAAS 10
w vorl on gentrAl Michigan faiEo4c a.
= rreporf Michigan. COMMENCING iSisi g. ieoe
j Nj 10, ntol Preside11 2igu
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
lvsaY Aoasss sTAnpe0so
A rsats cssssa By a fire In n Chicago
sfahI.

Carcseo. Auz. 25.-A5Out ; O'Clock this
evening ths livery stable of y. NJ Bennett
& Co. a. z75 and "a Osk-st took FIRE
TIE horses in BsnBrtts harm. a. well a.
th go in hat Of ths Union Delivery Co. in
in tbs rssr. numbering over 100 altogether.
sisnpedsd an1 broke thsir fsstsniBgs and
TashsS Gus onto North Clark st. crsasing a
panic spons ne crowds OF people on ths
sirast A tsnapsrsncs mestinr which was
being beid ia a tent q snort distance from
tae burning building also dispersed in
Erssf coumsiou. several ueopis we're
Knocked down during he stsRDeis
kut none wers seriously injured. The Ere
"a sxfiuguished afsr causing $1,000 worth
Of ssusee. Only part u t1e aOrses asTs
been -scaptursd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

Tsss srvsvev Aag -8-Thsfs iss gov
inx d.soasi-oa snsr9 mensasrs Of the
H-n.e tc arceie to ths Frssi3snts snx-
ss.ilcns q rszi-f 70 rr.arl.1ns rifh Canals.
s7f % frsrf ar1mrtir fas 'agislsfion -
seks r rrf rsai aeiieret -hers = snv
~1rre- 4. vsr ~fh fsnssfs vsf sn he
~eaie. tae-e 81 2. sposfie fo prepare s,r
ere ~ersf TIE r7rn AfsIrs Crrr riiftsa
v1 p st . ,r3sg and rspart fsvors0ly On
H. A1'anr aiil
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

INFTFF rkvfuG H0r.fs oR 1oTf 70
4 saE - f,s~rses - rent shgfsf - o.
a. rs,sfo-4ers ere sllrasr1us foTx a E;1seT.
snf ower bieek. -
IsJR Sab IE&sE AID FfKNiTfRK ~
r.frse rs~a , fr-ffst.ef -rssErE eeorrf Ser
t-r Vsie - eerr nev~scss reHf - - -psrtf
ssvritrr-s new serzr.r axc oeE &C. 50 fslsctr~F
ressv~ - efuF Ca - se1ress - - y -.
Il Wastor buf67nfs - Cssai - z21
N 80 -r~sf rrsFeT rrsifk So snt 49,. %
-enf - tfe HrssSe = - sr7o e<s3ssr~e sd-
e~>~ s<er1k~A Fns~~ ta5- ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

LoSDox, Aug. c6-Ths CUnsr5 stssms-
Umbria reached Queenstown 81 IS o'clocs
Saturday msTRisg. The Iomsn siesme'
Ctr of Nsv York rad not been sightsd a
Bror Head a. tbst hour. The nbris :
icg shows hat ths daily runs vsr- ss fol-
lc-s FIRST dsv. IA uiles second. 40
third. a.. fourth. az. ffth. AZ sixfh. ~
sn6 seventh "a She srrive1 81 sassns
tovr ia 81 DAYS. ts8 hoars snd trsnfy
minutes FROM rs ras shs lsft Ns~ orE
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

Arsssnrs
1rrcrr Wis. Aux Zs-A grave in ne
eitv cs-nstsuy ~ss s1g opsn lsst night BY
unknusn rsraes, Who. Is = supposed. vsrs
s-sr'h.ns for sone noaev reported 70 nav.
feen tarea vim stranger ovsr thirtv-sv.
vss r. sso. The grsvs wss in ths Old pot
fer fs'6 ani 70 record ~ TIRE nsrne Of ne
dad nsn -sa Be 9osained. excepting thst
- vss - Immigration tgsur and dfei Of
en- srs snf wss 1rIeslv buried A. the
kones Eere lrff in ths gave.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

TxJR FyCHkvcF-k f70FF rfTfDTFe tED
I ls~rs io1 veH leessea vi tsfs sscs -
sae-f.f,srd - ~ Ror.f rssrketsois perots pro1+
49,, ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

nor sALE-kT a DISCOUNT. 4 SCHOLAR.
II ship M business college soI evening IN
StiEiellon address " A.. hol Telegram Her
sle ortce Adf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

4 HAYF NFW NoDERN HOgsF ON TRk
l hill only De- focs irunl tle asht fosd that
il SCH 81 a bsusG q. "a. Ici4t ne Tower
BLOCK 1si
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
Ladies' Vests.
PaPaSOIS.

2S only in stock. Take your
choice for 81; worth three
and four times the price we
ask you.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

NE~ YoRs. Ang. z.-John J CisucT
sesd 2. wss sAot ard fatally ~ouEded ~
1o5u s.nnaz ~sifsr. ssriT this rno-n.re
- Grsrts saiocr. SIS EoveTT. dang >
e1srrs s5ouf sore rcass7 InSste< q rhe
slsce. Sslnsn rss sYrssted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

s.. Frrrrsz-se. Aug 2s.--It r. 81 eisil y
snnoenosd nat Esssss III ps-zsif 80 f-ss
ir,pcrt q ns~~rsssdsse e. tie nowth - n
Csi R-sr zn1f Tss1srv lSss ssd 81
to zs1th - Ese ssazs~i ssHl - sd a
~ yssf ssz1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

UANTED-A COTTAGE OF SIX OR SEWN
W rooms by good, perm snent tenant ould
like 10 get near Car line Address s. 4. r., Tele-
gram Herald. ATT
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

uoI'SKs ions ANp FARMS foK sAlk
III cheap a. IN Acenhti e. heuhkIa blotk,
corner o. Mongos Ena I.f iniou els sci
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27


poE sATK NFW > 20 EEsInl sea All
L lnoaein ooNtealsngcs lsrst oognrl 10 E4e
s1slk tf~ek t1utast iiastfaI. Gas g. tssa ~
bsl rsV oaxn la.aaer "a lefssa "a sUil Eess
ssss.s'''''' .s.s.... g = Ao'''' +" ''a' '''s =
lNoR sAlk- Hol p AM lt1 0S CLANCY
II a. eae 81 l.sia. slil g.. oas os .,ylaesi
neaI sife,d aars lasefe slols.ftt ieI sst 81 "a
q. Aa@e pEeIkrs a sshss pasts s .as iis iel
ssie 3 v Ise .s.'. l Ana b. l.ssnIs.0 ssis Jlsli
IRok k-hUIsfs All lNTr. VACANT
II lass Ano lAt lls suisse tloiot israsias tAkoN
ooz hlighss s 1isi.-aa l.0lss 81 sse i Nes
he.senasa l4.,,k sEi
uorSKs lots AID FARMS Fuh sAiH
III cheap a. lH AconhstiA NelAsll boak
eorneI o. Nonsoe Ena nfision sis SCI
DOK fil1-A lAkGf EkiDE INflIING
i hoslse "a slfinf = iof stss = ..eA. fsnas
ssslllns Ao'.ss : .si..se =. - : So Ane "a
FsyMenta end Ecesausn nt f<lE1 n A u2Fis,.
non "a. lccfela bloot. oseI tDhas tA1fsls.
lNoh HAl.F-NEA lt f.nDN HOT <- CoRNFR
II fkoalss.a sna fsus sss tsqeiEf IT a.
hai4As@ - Aesfan. licillf Ca, loaia -
nor kAff COTTAGE ANn raRNkR IoI.
kiltt ava Snl Naoisal-st .a fcsidenoe
lsts St. eaco ano lpnsiias on hadison 81 AID
colieseste 4 oieoii z ,ana 49,, t.ssiin =.
A NtCE GROOM COTTAGE NaT VII CON
A Eleteo an nine iai in iils -o,ih Pal 81 tae
Cllot5n snd AeebelIs s.s onI. "a - uew e
rooIg nodorn puih hnilrs ntfcnli'sf. near
hro8c was ulis 8 ..ri Come and sDt Nnai tNf-
fsius have "a huilHCf fNr iuis ano VACANT iets.
foGg kls.ses, and Tow olool Io.epnehs
s8 ~
THOsE lots 0S WHITES AumToN ARh
sre Foine iusl and anyone vsunul good
one should "a s1ou tsgf a kinsef 3 and
1oWer block Telephone So "a
IF N0U WANT TO RUT A HoAE NOr CAN
1 save money Ds sailing q. fttlit a
Tower t4ook 40
4 HANF NfW NoDERN HOrsf 0N TRk
l fiii. only De- rocs irom the aaht road that
% sen 81 bspss. q "a. reiut is Tower
block 81
For Sale--Mssocli0Beoas.
NOR stLE-HORsF A BAY kARE. sNI as
Y old good free irotieT aud IsE. .sct gtle.
oi Ham bslt0I .an s4ork sii -si f'ilasil. "a
harness u wanted. f Sogn focui ~ a
TOR sAlE-TRE FrRNfGreF AID Flk-
i turef 0i bearaing hoiss Going rpoc busi-
ness. having from ~ 10 s. ref'uisr tassFacfs IN
be- sold a. bs fsein a. proprietor Whistles o. .fsfe
Tie city Enquire a. - kents aia
MOB SALE CHAP. f0K TIA DAYS H0usE.
i hold furniture of a. Amos a. bostvtcl ~
nor sAlR-hT A DISCOUNT. SCHOLAR.
II ship N o business college soI evening IN
strneIon. Address " n ioi 1eeErsn ter.
sle orrce Adf
DOR SAIL An FNTHE oTTffT %
II machinery fof a tna c.aS laundry, sso q
Ell hons power engine. los flTtclsrt euQilife
oi G. A ser~in. Nc n Cana st lstu
Moaeg 10 Loan.
aioNEY TO LOAN on Good RAJ ESfkrE
vi in sums nom $500 10 $1,000 lop inteIe<
A. X antlsoei- ofi.oe, loseu b,ock. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


AroT3rt-IO aN NNFKs OF fkofEk1A 81
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s1 g. SCI LII gefF pfo4acrss ~ lot Sila "a
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ia all iuake . SEec .siss ~ tlg Aartn par ~
tlf ciiy Uioott ke&l kstsss Agent y
49, q k0a1 a
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Great fssskst eafs
Begins todsy and continues seven dsvs On
the tables ~ the sryi aoof vii bs found
hundreds sn1 tboussuos % baskets ~ every
description kov % the time - get yous
Christina Baskets Bop-bon baskets. vau
baskets. flower bssfs's. fruit baskets. paper
bsske.s infant baskets. csrd hsstsis. istier
bssksss. and in isci any snd every style of
bsskst your imagination could picture. can
10 found on these tables Don't waif unfl
the assortment i picked over We again
have tbo.s
s3.ee Cbs-sb.r sefs
That we have been oui of - lons These
acts are with the slop sr sDd are in blue,
brown. or pint vsry pisss'ng decorations
on Engiish ware
Hsvs you sesn tho-s isc ssif sud D-ppep
in silver They are going Ike bot cskss.
4. LeolardS Sons & Co,
% and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

wssal~sreS. Aux - Fer lever Achf-
rar tair a-scr~ei IN he so1Tts-. >srsso,
kv iEst sssi SAias, cooisrs vines su~.-s-
- s~sEsT7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

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e'clrck thts sfSe-roo- th~rs ws-s s-vss go
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
Situations Wanted--Maic.

CITUATiON wANTED-A GOOD AND sOBEE
> man Of twenty yesrs experience running a.
engine, have my own toolk LEST Of references
Cal A. 1862 OtiswaE "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

ISCR ssIf-THf FthE PELJeeINe TO
\ tfs szssss 81 TIE iste 5Ienitl soferre erirora
en- rslis Trzs ~ fhs fifr frUuiInf hsior~ - u
i fne 1tirr farm. O. 10 fTffh rais1uf suc rsr-
een sre Ns~ - esif n frsF ffr r. thirty scre
less tbziT - ~ Ffi-~oTik rouialEs-ssof ~
Fora al srsnf ksBi1k Hict. tg2H
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27

DOR SAIL An ENTIHE OUTFIT %
II machinery fof tRl cias lsundfy. slso q
fiI -hone power engine. iOf Particular euQfins
oi &. ber~ln Nc n Cana Ell lafu
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-27
" Hdated-Bodrd.
~ dntcd-To Buy.

UANTKD-BY POUR YOUNG MIN. TABLE
w board in private family. Address T. N
this Office 40