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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-19
,Ietl,od OF rlectric Acupuncturc.

The Chinese. we are told. employed
acupuncturc 81 least 4 ,009 years since,
and tic japanese adopted it long ago
Their practitioners employed puncturing
needles Of gold and silver, ond their manu-.
facturc was an Grt Of great importance.
They were Of different slapes-somc
bladed like swords, and others Of tie ordi-
nary needle form At tho end Of tho
Eighteenth century acupuncturc was IN
troduced into Europe and was developed
I'm the present century. NJ. Cattle, a
French electrician. has recently con-
structed a variety Of needles for electric
acupuncturc, especially applicable TO the
porforation of painful tumoIs, so as 10
avoid unnecessary pain.
BY the electric acupuncturc the current
is conveyed into the tulnor and applied at
the point where it Is most required 20
effect tie dissolution Of the morbid liquid
contained in it. For this purpose the
blade is vanished, except al the point,
and thus insulated, SO that the current
only escapes at the point Glass or India
rubber has been used 10 coat the needle,
but insulating varnish is preferred, since
il does not thicken the probe so much
The upper erd Of the needle Is connected
to one pole of tho voltaic battery used
and there is q conducting plate applied to
the skin and connected To the other pole
When, therefore the needle IS forceo
into the tumor the current flows from its
point to the conducting plate through the
flesh and decomposes any unhealthy fluids
there may be in its passage. This process
aids the absorption Of these secrctions
and the destruction Of the tumor.-Phil
adelphia Record.
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Questions of Vital Interest to Insurers.

Dothe policies other plain or by implication provide
application dividends policies Fsing premiums paid
Vhen due DO NOT
provide for the app
THEY
COMPEL Company
policy medical
anydiy idende ma o credit? THEY Do NOT
full the policy after the premium should the
the death although there be
dedss iandin % policy THEY Do NOT
We call o these the policies:
the Continent Of North
Amerc norh TroIic 0 or Europe
engage blasting brakeman
switching other
vessel
he
0
4. THREE YEARS THE POLICY Is INCONTESTABLE.
particular % COMBINATION POLICY
enio all accumulated dividends and
onch Policy
put Examine the Whngton Contract 1t is
Simple Perfect
anceN will furnish by
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FILLING an Order.

"a want" said a new customer the Other
day il one Of oar rough and ready. disl
hanging restaurants, where the waiter chuck'
Your plate on tho table before you With O
take that and BE- blowed' sort Of air
want" said the customer, "a beefsteak
pretty well done. bat not too well done; jus
Drowned a little on both sides, aud plenty Of
butter gravy and o cap Of coffee without
milk but you may bring some milk in d
pitcher with t.. VIII YOU remember, wait
err But without dcisning arv reply tn'
waiter stalled OF and bawled into the kitch
en-: - beefstels, gilt edged, aud cap o.
coffee, mill. outside New York Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-19
EU II 10 X A!
Something New Life Insurance The Popular NmLEnwment Insurance.
What is How it works What Ii COSTS
Ins,rins n Any Other Company Examine
The WaShingtOn'S New S5ml-EndOWmenl Policy

Policies upon years
the full the policy
with all dividend accmuons paid Immediately acceptance proofs of
hall the the policy and
II cpho
Of policy the whole besides the
These policies cash dividends each strictly
flm O pocy $1,000
pad-u ue il a
o 5000 $500 5000
years, $4,000; and dividends
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way was through some woods. When
she had gone about half way she sat
down and cried as If her little heart would
break. When she was crying the hardest
she looked UP and saw Mr. Simms.
How'd d., Patty1" he said
Pretty w-well, sir" she answered
between her sobs.
Then he asked her what was the mat
ter. and she told him all about the people
in Michigan. for she thought because be
didn't go 10 church that he didn't know
about them. lie looked so kind and in
terested, not one bit cross, that she told
him about the 50 aud the music box
He told her TO be a brave girl and not
cry, and then he asked her to kiss him
good-by, for he said he was going long
way off. She did and then trotted home
feeling better, because she had told some
one OF her trouble.
The next night after she had gone TO
bed Patty heard her papa say: We'll, ]
have found out what that Mr.. Simms has
been doing here lie has been writing q
book, anG starts for New York 10. morrow
on his way to Europe. What en- ugly
fellow he wasl'
One day later in the week the minister
came to sec Pattys mother. He said he
had something to show her; he handed
her note and this = what she read
Mr.. Cunningham-Enclosed you will
find q check for 800, which you will
please send to Michigan with the rest. |
don't want TO be outdono by little Patty
Hendrick. EDWARD SIMHs.
There is only little more TO tho story.
One morning, about two months after
this. the exprcssman stopped at the Hen
drick farm house and took out good sized
box. on which was printed in large letters:
MISS PATIENCE HENDRICK,
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4 lard Case.

First Durglar-What became Of your
brother Biz
Second Burglar Bill didn't turn out very
well lies gone 70 the bad, jist robs folks
right and left poor folks, too, mind ye.
"Poor folks'
YES. even poor folks. I've pied with Bill
over an over az in TO go into honest burglar
in like us and not ROB any one but rich
folks, but Bill he's got so hard be won't listen
20 the voice Of humanity no more"
"By Jinksl What's his layf
"He's Chicago grain operator. "-Phiia-
delphia Record.
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In December, 1853, Bosco. the world re
nowned conjurcr, came also; he was q
wonderfully jovial man, revcling Ia the
practice Of legerdemain, Of which lie was
a consummate master. and not i'll the
least reluctant to fool all lac met, high
and low, in public and in private. Tie
was tho last Of I. prestidigitators who
trusted more to their marvellous manipu-
lation than to artificial tricks and5prc-
pared cOntrivances; short aud very stout,
he would perform in a sleeveless shirt,
black velvet tunic, and, fiourishing his
massive white arms in the air, apostrO-
phize the Spirit infernali mici" before
executing some perfectly incredible feat.
On market days, strolling before the
countrywomen and their wares, he
would carefully pick up carrot or a
tunip. cut 1t open abstractedly, and with
feigned surprise extract piece Of money,
repeating tho experiment several times
from different baskets, till the dazzled
vendors ruthlcssly performed the same
operation on their whole stock in quest
Of the coveted silver Bosco, laughing
like Il boy ct lis practical joke, generally
handed his dupes the value of their dam
aged goods, preaching meanwhile aserlous
little homily on the dangers Of covetous-
ness. During his stay in Berlin he was
asked TO perform before the regent and
his family In tho course Of the seancc
he pointed TO q terrestrial globe on q
stand, saying TO the prince; "Highness,
drop your finger on the kingdom OF Prus-
STA. and you will see it grow under your
touch. The prince complied with the
request, and as hc placed his hand on tho
specified spot tho frontiers expanded on
either side 10 the incredulous surprise Of
a score Of bys-anders. Bosco denied that
lie bad the git Of prophecy Court and
Society"
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A nrme.fic Iairx Tale.

Wife-roast all right, darlingl Husband
Done to q turn, pet. Wife-How lhesitates)
-hcg is the cofTeel Husband-rerfection
Wife (tremblingly)-No 50 good as your
mother used 10 makei Husband calmly
My mother never knew huw TO make coffee
at ali, precious.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

When Patty's papa opened it there was
what do you SUPPOSE A big. big,
music box, made out Of shining dark
wood, beautifully inlaid with mother-of-
pearl. It was made abroad and there was
q key with it, and after it was wound it
would play for an hour. Mr. Simls' card
was in the box. but that was the last
Patty ever heard Of him.-Springiield Re
publican.
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The NIashcr in England.

London Masher-Aly dear Miss Rustic, you
have the most blooming checks have ever
seen; let me congratulate you.
Miss Rustic-Well, you have the most
blooming cheek } have ever seen; but can't
congratulate you on the fact.-New York
Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-19

He had passionately declared his love.
You arc too late, George; too late muir
INJURED the girl
TOO later be exclaimed with an agoniz-
ing cry. "Is it possible that you love
anotheri
"N). George: but it is nearly Il o'clock,
and hear papa at the gate. Life.
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That's 1t.

''What is tho writer's crampr asked a
Pittsburg paper. You work for six months
on a manuscript, send it of aud have IL re-
jected five or SIX times, figure on 1t to buy
your winters fuel, aud you will find out all
about cramps. Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-19
CoaNIssIoSER's OFFICE,

HDDN No = cHtFfH BUILDINU, r
RICHMOND, VA. October 10, lsos.
To all parties III interest
Take notice, that 1 have fixed upon Noyem-
Der 5th, 1885, at am. as the time. and my
Office, No. = Skaters building, Richmond Va,
as the place, for the purpose OF executing tho
decree from VIII ch the above IN All extract.
In accordance with the directions Of said de-
cree | hereby warn all persons claiming TO be
secured by the deed from W. ID. Tompkins 4
Co. and W. ID. Tompkins 10 =. b. y. Patteson,
trustee, dated October 5th. leS7, to prove their
ciaiu before me at the time and place above
mentioned for executing the decree. or DO
hereafter barred from asserting the same.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF OctCf-
Der. l-Ss. WILLIAM N. TUhPIS.
Commissioner.
T. 3. MARTIN.
5. :. p. PATTEsos, 70 3ocl3 -taw4w
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Had Heard of the Book.

Clerk at leading bookstoro-What can ]
show you, sir!
Intellectual Looking Customer--Iye heerc
a good deal about q new book called Robert
l.. Smear. Got itk-Chicago Tribune
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BUT ONE ENEMY.

Only myself myself can harm.
Forget It not And full Il peace,
A. II the south wind whispered warm.
Wait thou eii storm and tumult cease.
--Cella Thaxtei
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Might lie Worse.

Taken as a hole, the bore of fifteen inch
gun is not SO had.-W ashington Critic.
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No Exceptions TO This

Writing for the magazines is business
that always yields big returnS-Life.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-19

Washington who started to climb the
crossway gate just rs IT rises)-Great
SNAKE Hope may b drownd Ii ever see
such "a bloomin high fence; and seems TO me
she's still growin.-Judge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-19
MERIT WINS THE DAY!
ABSOLUTE PROTECTION!
ARE YOU INSURED!
.IF NOT, WHY NOT?
THE WASHINGTON LIFE |NSURANCECO.
OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS $4,000, 100000.
Twenty-Five Years in Existence.
When Shall | Insure?

houh might be burnemy instant
ifthat end WIEN2 Wisdom
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Where Shall | Insure?

bndIn WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
reliable and popular forms Of Life In
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-19
LOST.

I OST HORSE. ON SATURDAY
IL night At 2 o'clock LARGE GRAY
HORSE eot loose fr M stable on Clay and
Harrison streets. The finder will b. literally
rewarded by returning the horse 70 DIR. ID. 3
MURRAY. No. liz W. Clay street oci5 r.
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SALOONS AND REsTAURANTs.
ON THE EUROPEAN OR AMERICAN
PLAN.

Private Dining Rooms for Ladies and Gen.
men. Everything strictly first class. Try our
soc. Dinners. Private suppers specially.
TiaS-}m
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

'sThat Mas Janes i a nice locking girl.
isnt she"
.lss. sud she'd be TIE sslls ef he tow a
If i xasnt for cue thiag.
Nh2ts that
she has es1Arrh 80 bGd il is unpleasant
20 De DezF her. Sac las tried dOzen
things and nothing hsits her. an sorry.
for ] Ike her. b1t th&f QotsD make Il
her
New If she had used Dr.. Sagss Cs.zFrh
Remedy, there woald haze bern notbins
OF the Kind said. for IL vii cure Cat krEh
every tine
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Installation OF omcsrs and Camp Fire
Lat EvsniaE.

Installation OF oncsrs and Camp Fire
Last Lvsniax-
The inataliAI iOn Of The officers Of Custer
Post q. A. T.. recsr tly elected. tbs list Of
whom vas pablished in tho TKLEszAs-
HEzALD. vas held lsss evening ST their hall
On Io1is-st. The ball Has beautifully dec
Grated with hAgs and oanting ard WAS
crowded 10 the doors. Members Of Champ
i'm Pest. the three military companies, the
Board Of Supervisors and delegates from
outside the city were ia attendance Along
the rear Of the hal were artissIcally ar
ranged a row OF white tents. and the camp
IRE vas Jolly one. After the installation
speeches were made by william Alden
Smith, Colonel Penny and others. and vo-
ca music was furnished by local singers,
and several army songs were given oy the
vsisrsns. Delicious refrcshmsnts were
served oy the ladies aud ali enjoyed pleas
ant evenings entertainment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Cay IL conversation apart fr94 t1e cofa-
pay = slz1fs rae oefof- ike 5oaI lett. Ar.
Clsy vzs &C eoazd nnll = very saoFt uDs
Bsfone Il sailed. 2ss- Gas sAs not "a yers
good heath shsB z1s se1< - kGEoPe
\ mess sait shs hsd sE13is1 1assiclDs Snd
= al edaesles gbssls.an- " csn ia Earcpe.
Mrs. Gag often received lstleFs from her
husband. oas of theta Ars- Gas read 70
sitnsss. 2n5 tAe1 s2rosd Il. vale thss
ssfe a. Tue Hague. "a He.aad Sz@ tas
sadrsss ga ths s8Felope cont4i nsBs tbs
isgter sad knes Il - oe - Mr. Gas : hsae-
wEilslx. kDos that eer.4ia fE9fsssos' ,
nsf4s appeared ~ the letter.
Ias ElrDess VS. thea zsxea 10 state the
eoatsnts of ias lelbsr. " asA Ehs pa 'ntid ;
counsel objected. All long sr<eu eut iol-
ioNed. lzzlizg until tie 1Oon Adjournment. !.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12
TOWN TOPICS.

The Ks-Wzh-Ei- Wan tribs af Rst Men
have : sOc.4l party "a Friday sEenins
Ths lodge of EEoa Hal ina4ilsi thsir
Eesy slectad oibcsEs "a tEslr aall on ks2ri-
d. last Iisat
Fiacsar sip pie paid g. IS il Pollos Court
yssfsI1Ay .or e~iaz ,nisxieAlsd And iilAs-is-
tas q dlsecsisriy eo1ducL
The q. Wash Ia SsBxs hosd thsIE snnazl
nesting toalsbh a. Ecl1a Gals o i1oefs I'D
eilsctsgs are % - slsctsd
Asoat si5o9oe : TIE 6gufs the supsf-
sis0rs thiak ali Be nssced ID 3ui-d .
suitable eougt house Tor Kent eoanis-
Tie military msa 0f thss city have bsen
fnFisd - attend tAs Lizar Guard recepsica
o. Governor Luee ~ Detroit January -.
Ths eass sf Martin Pierce charged with
Keeping q house of al iams bas oesn al
louf1sd Ia Police C0uEk unIl January Is
The Board Of Education viii hold sps-
ga session on -asurtss sweating - con
si6sr another ol1 fer ths Iurnsr-st. pro-
perry.
81 saloon cases ssrs oa call ID Police
Court Yesterday. ou- oEi8z O. the abssacs
Ioi the asisnd4Dcs attorneys tnsy we're sd-
oarnsd
Rabt p Fletcher Of Washington. ID. C.,
paid 3 500 yesterday for tns property
soutia 81 tae MOOdcock block On So4ga
NVlslcn st
The examination Of Patrick Wat3On. for
stealing = watch from ths iale Caas. bOdke.
was adjourned - January Is. Ia Police
Court yesterday.
The numEsr Of men smpiO7ed in al
kraaches of the business. according % the
s,stl-,.cs - over 5.0oc. material increase
over year ago.
Ex-Nsy0r st=ketee Is ons Of the principal
stock holders Ia = new manufacturing con-
cern a. MusxeE0L. Tor the purpose Of put
ting up a4nnfactory for planning lumDsr.
snd fos the making ol bed stats and p.ekeis
Nhien were made in lzEks quantity oy tie
curtain roll s-c3ory, thal establishment 90
Ing nov exclusively into shs mznuiactars
OF curtain r0iiA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12
Farnlsure Busiae.s Increasing.

The aggregate amount Of furniture pro-
daced dsring lsst yea in this city, inciud-
inkehssp goods, medium priced and the best
quality, chamber and psrlOr suits. bed
stsads. chairs, tables. odd pieces. refrigera-
tors school seats. aud specialties was
s. 33t coo. az incresse Of over 81. .0cO, coo
sbove issf. Ia addition there vas nearly
So goo worth Of furniture ornaments and
fixtures made s.so bets and mattresses TO
ths sxtsnt of $40 0Co. reed and rattan work,
si2 coo. pianos, sl75.CoO: carpet swespers
so o0O- excelsior, 5000 tons. amour ing in
value to msoy hundreds OF dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

a gemonssrzass Against Making Caiedo-
ais = village.


nis village.
At the session OF the Board OF Supervisors
yesterday John Mack. guardian Of Charles
Dawson. insane. asked The Board 10 allow
Kent county 10 bear the expense OF bis
keeping st Kalamazoo, IS hs has no means.
Referred.
A remonstrance signed by Michael Mo-
loHey and ffty-two others, against incOr-
porsing Caicd0a asA village. Rsfsrrsd.
A batch Of claims we're allowed.
Supervisor Sullivan presented 3 resolu-
ton ia regard 70 the new mortgage tax law
and sfler being read il sas laid on the table.
IL stated thai ira mach as the law was un-
Just and opp essife that the action of tho
Board al its October session os recinded
and the Register OF Deeds De requested to
conntsrmand any order for books and re-
turn any that be may have received from
the Secretary Of state.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Today the reunion OF the members Of the
T~rnty-irst Michigan Infantry, large
number Of whom reside hsre. viii be held
in this city. snd several of the veterans ar
rived lsst evening. one coming all the way
from Georgia. Visitors will Be welcomed
IN ne forenoon b. local members and at ,
o'clock N TOE afternoon a business meeting
vii De heid az the Metropolitan Hall. The
GRAFTON will oe delivered a. p. m. and the
banquet vili be held At the Bridge Street
House IN tbs evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

The annual election OF the Y. NJ @. A.
occnrs this afternoon aud The following
ticket has been made up:
For President. As- r. BOtsford; First
Vice President A. ;. Nusselms1. Cores
yondinz Secretary. J. L. Mckee; Recording
Secretary. +. + Wilmsrih; Treasurer. Q. d.
Harrington. For Directors for one year,
A. e. TorrsY. =. B. Wars. For Directors
for thrs. years. 5. II. Cobb F. Emery
Tuttls. y. r. Nilmarth, +. r Wallin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Pnosnlx Furniture company siii ss
held Al the eompanYs or1cs On summer 81.
in the city OF Grand Rapids. Michigan nr
" Wednesday. the Ism Gay u January. lss5.
al T-o0 0 clock IN TIE evening. for lus puI-
pose Of eiectng ssyea directors for iAe err
suing year and foT The transaction " such
other business as may be lawfully brought
before the nesting.
4. ". kLEINDI ESsI. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Mich. January 3. lees
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12
DP. BENNETT

VIII be at The Eagle House Thursday and
Friday, Jan. II aud 13. His specially, Piles
OF histale. no matter what the complica-
ton, he cures without the knife; ligature or
paio. Old chronic troubles vanish like dew
before the sun. He gets them well not
helps, but cures them. Hernia (Rupture). be
the age or IS, readily cured in one week
Go and see how he does these things. Ger =
man or English, free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

The best Salve in the world for Cnts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rbeuu. Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Cbilblzins
Corns and all Skin Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction. OF
money refunded. Price % cents Per box
For ssle By Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Division-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Harry Wymsu. sko wss convicted Of
committing bsasfly assaults. AZ Lansing.
upon small boys. VS. taken through the
city yesterday on bis wsy 20 Ionis. where
be hss been sen nsencsd for ona year lie
narrowly escaped lyrehinx before trial and
ne vas brought srcuad this way to avoid
snothsr attempt sy ths crowd upon hls
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Ara meeting cf he Board Of Directors of
fhe Peninsula Clah held yesterday. the
=. A. G0rham. Vics President Y. L. Avery.
Treasurer. Ciagie &. lockwood. Secretary.
lain Nrtnewxn
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Jopps Van Dyke. the supposed wife Of
morning By sssilowinx the snlphur cus
from The ends Of = bunca q matches. A
physician vss summoned and Der Ste was
ssrei She states tbsf Peter vas unxind to
bsr aad sbuseG her. and she vas sesry Of
rsfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

WAssfssros. Jan. lz.-FaiE ss4thsr fol-
ls1ssi b. sn0s. hgai . rssh wiada in-
.ssslng IA lorcs 4ad ssesnsHs souEbsriy
.4rraF
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

The annual meeting of the O-Wash-ta-
Nong Boat CLUB will take place on Thurs
day evening, January L., at which time
the officers and Board of Directors will be
elpctod
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Do you suffer with cstsrrh? You can
be cured if you take Hoods Ssrsaparilla,
the great blood puriier. Sold By all drug
gists. Prepared only by @. /. Hood d Co.,
A Apothecaries, Lowell, Macs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

It is not necessary to enlarge upon the
great skill of Prof. COlwell. nor The rare
vocal abilities of Miss Luther and Mrs.
Gill, who win give the organ recital at the
PARK Congregational churh next Thursday
night. The programme prepared is a fine
one and the concert will be a musical treat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Mrs. G. Il. Conner extends her heartfelt
thanks TO the "Coopsrs Union" and many
friends, who so kindly assisted and symps-
thized with her in the bereavement Of her
husband. MRS. G. Il. CONNER.
4. j. CONNER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Another large and varied assortment of
the handsomeft. cleanest, aud during this
special sale. the cheapest Rug in the market
today. NoIeT, HERPoIsHEIEKE & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

a continuance of Voigt. Herpolsheimer' s
Great smyrna Rug Sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Do not forget the public ins tsllation of
the Heptasophs st their hall in the Pierce
block. January 13, IL S.. at 8 O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12

Cabinet photographs st 81 per dozen e.
MerrilPs, Gum block. 81 Monroe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-12
Ia oETEF.

At these prices nobody
should be without q new gar
ment.
Call as soon as possible be-
fore sizes are broken.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-01-26
Bottiueau, Jan. %, 1883.
ATLANTA'S 9HAMH.

Atlanta under high license was, on Christ
mas eve and Sunday, . sity Of orgies. A
press despatch thus describes the terrible
condition Of affairs
'"The prison van ran hithsr and thither
until the wee hours Of the Sabbath, carrying
each time full compliments Of men and wo.
men. whites and blacks, who we're pneerno-
niously piled into the grated eonvsysncs,
and - il bowledove the pavement, profani.
" Of thetvilsst type and songs Of the most
revolving kind issped through the iron bar.
red cages. At the PEN, : closed and eonAn.
ed apartment intended for the i~mprisonmeni
Of psrhsps . acors Of offenders. the sight
was one that carried with it but one sugges.
tion-that Of . den Of hungry beasts howl.
ing for their customary allowance Of food
Yelling. screaming and singing were induls'
Cd in BY tie drunken contingent y TIL
hours rolled on, and the van hsing stil out
tie roster received considerable accsssions
more than 20 persons being eorralSl in al
before morning. The police were kspf busy
to-day, and the prisoners were joined b.
other delegations. Few we're discharged and
tonight more recruits we're recorded"
Montreal Witness.