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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

ELAT-For rent, elegant furnished fiat of
l. seven rooms hot and cold water; all
conveniences Inquire 1S6 South Oak st.
1862
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

HOUSEWORk-Ag girl for general house
Ill work SIS ST Peter ST 6
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

100 FOOT FRONT on East Fourth St.,
IOO between Maria and Bates avs, with
house and stables. w. F. Fifield, Room l,
Schochs Block, corner Seventh and Broad
way. 125-139
GSH BUYS a lot adjoining North st.
pCC Paul, only SIS cash: it will pay you
to look this up. oliver d Murphy, 81 East
Fourth ST. 125-l27
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

GIRLS-Do you want good places? If so,
VI call Bee Hive Enterprise, corner Seventh
and Robert 125127
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

DLEASANT AVE, 299-Large, nicely
L furnished front room with large closet.
1862
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

COOK-A good cook to cook for from
~ fifteen to twenty poarders, at 101 Lake
ave. South. Wages $50 Der month. z
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

DOR SALE-160 acres of land near Aber-
L deem. Dak.. very cheap. Address Box
1923, Brainerd, Mimi. 1926
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

HOUSE-A nice ten-room house on Will
LII Jams ST., beautiful site, for sale or
exchange for property on st. Anthony hill.
A good horse wanted. 76 East Fifth st.
l2S-12k
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

HOUSE-For rent, a five-room house by
IL A. j. Hoban, 763 East Sixth ST.; also
house and lot for sale at bargain, if taken
this week: Dayton'S Bluff. 123-I26
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05
miscellaneous Esssiness Chances

DOR SALE-GTocery and cigar business,
l. this city; location central: stock and
fixtures tirstclass: capital required, $1,000
to $1,000. Address Lock Box 2236, city.
I0H-137
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

II HOUSEWORk-Two girls for dish-wash-
IL ing and light laundry work. Girls who
can Ioom at home preferred. No Name
Restaurant, 149 West Seventh st. 126-I27
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
elnalc.

COOK AND LAUNDRESS-A good cook
~ and laundress to go to Fort Yates Oak.
to do entire work for family of two. Refer
ences. Apply between and IL a. m. Satur-
day. 1877 East Sixth ST., Hotel Ryan building.
l26
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

HARRINGTON AVE, 243-Nicely FUR
l. nished front room, also suite of two
rooms on lower floor. l23-126
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

NM L MUST have partnerin our Business
w Chance and Exchange offie. Not
much capital required ana good returns
guaranteed. Correspondence solicited. j.
III. Preston & Co., No. 406 Wabasba street,
st. Paul, Minn 124l26
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

o. sna M Hoskens are re prou d parents .
ssn a1d celr
NJ 49, Mn. Charles Cook o. Minneapolis, srs
visiting friends here
W s'giflron. of Detr0tf. arrived In the city lAsI
uis sll q stsppius a. sweets.
A'es Belle kaina. o. Hacklnsw. spent Snndsy
N.n II sliis aud leiaLiges ia he c.Ls.
Ms feed g. Berger ien last evening for
Omaha. where she WI ON her husband.
nr 81 :. H0imcs has lrned from the Ssug1
g., narslcs- whs.e h vcat ~ shoot ducks.
NJ, saaauel Taylor Il ne lining has gone %
iaLanx o sisit he- parents un-ii after Chrls-ln A.
Charles d. craig and Daniel Butler ier asl
q <nt icr several wee<s absence ia CaiiiO-uis
Nn W "a Ir,deWsl rctured ron =. Louis
III snere sbs IA. been wishing friends for seF-
era weak3
Ms D A B.odxest i IN Detroit receiving
medical ali snt her cs9guter. Ms Edward
Lose Is with her.
g. Caase Goodwin returned yesterday from
orida where be ie4t hls family petzantiy sit
uai-d ior he Hinter
Dr. T. D. Brzdfes. who has been spending a
seek @th .eiat see IA Loszlsport. lad. = ex
recttt soIut tomorrow
Rev a.. X Gibson. oi the soldiers Home let
yesterlfsq to- . i-~ DAYS vi-l. with nls old par
isoolefs a. agitId. A.ch.
Il "a Hal csshier OF Grand Rapids saw
81 q 3snk IA been ca. cd - Rochester \. g..
2 n Kalareyer. he vel Known trRSeliug
ar Ksllusyer is tie Cn-y r-acelLnx saies1l an
$40 r4SeS two coi1reG vsnets aiong with n.p.
rV.1 ~ trfer = satisfied WITH ORe--but he
lsl = dfummsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

wa.z u-s D..s L@ss EssaL1s-Sss s@sA
Bastzess.

wa4s - D~2s L@ss kss4las a~sA
fss ConEsoa Cc4za wss - cd - efcsf
last sesniss ~ xsgsr Wssloe a. 30 siLn
nrLssn Asassnsa lfsssas.
X Il h1x1ss. kzsgsr u Eh= elts szPp-s
store. zsksa t14i 80 eilJ pag - 9oi % tns
s. IA IA saps.g Wazoa cost h&isrrsc-
ne Brooerty o<nsrs O. Baea4n4n- 81.
rslzo sstfa.ea 49, szl s@eaAl1S 4AJ pAJs -
shzk street.
= Il E1isE I'D olzsfs ssked tE>t TIE
asEas " 1l0o AlAnF - Gca1ssd - tuloi
flAes RsisrFsd " the Al1srA41 oi las
Fourth sad
ne G.s esmDass .ss given until 1sxt
.prlnx 10 bud coocrste ~a-k 4roll1
lHsir properly a. tas f0ol u ~sz.fay -ass.
iAs lq10r ooa1 ID ~2El Aa-Aszs2l1sz sas
pfsseBte5.
Ins cry Clerk took N s. 80 70 f9s TIE
zaoa a u soss1ssr
Accounts ~ t1s zn0unt of ell 20 Io
zee aiioesd zBs ordered T4l4
Ths ao,soons of Daniei Wash tsr S45 vas
t4xsn irom l1s lsE Of accounts sE1 acid
over for another sea
I1s 8lils Of the sapefF s0rs II the First
Ssco1t falrd 5lItn and seventh wards
ssrs rst-1fsa % tn- gesaHaiI-ee 0u Claims.
Eire 3ld Police Con- ~ iss414ers, ssa referred
o. f1e same COMMITTEES.
Ilosus. Edsards aud forty seven othsFs
remlnsIfatec ~ ths p-ll. ion Ing thai TIE
street Hallway Com PAW oe noL siven th-
ri-lt ~ lay a traek % IsrsssOB-ase.. uom
biaks.ss ave- 70 Hslis-
The Easy CRY C4Dis Conpsay put ia
another petition asking Tor the night 10 put
street car track on West LsoDard. Broad
way. F0arth. tllth. sixth. DAVIS North
ana Alpine-ave. keisrIed 70 specl4l com
uIliee
The Marshal vas ordered To collect s624 70
from tie Gable Company for grading Lyon
So.
There are four ianilors in different parts
Of the City Hali. but another viii be en-
Ssged 70 clean the sidewalks from dirt and
snow
The Board OF Public Works were instruct
Ell 10 establish grade line ia FOuth ave
Lzurel-ave.. and Cnesgnut-st.
Ihs Common Council and city ofhcia .
viii attend the funeral OF the late ). w.
Osterhoat today.
Ga motion OF Alderman Eisenhardt, the
Caols Com pany must run a ear every twenty
minutes. Or there will Be trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
The COURTS.
opsnisg of the Cfrcait and Plenty of
B9siasss In tho Courts.

B9siasss In tho Courts.
sUPERI0R-A u. Plumb ~ the City Of
Grand Rapids eJectmsnt, continued over
tho term. Mary +. Plymire by her next
friend Henry Lehman VS.. Milton Fl. Ply
niire, divorce; motion 10 set aside former
order 10 the testimony argueI ana SUD-
mittsd. James A. Lyon VS. the Valley
City Street ard Cable Railway Company.
trespass on the case; motion 10 allow plain
til 10 amend nArr granted on condition that
same be D aced On nle and the deiendent
have - days from date 10 plea 10 declara-
ton As amended. Samuel ID. Cav vs.
EaOs Putuan. Erespsss on The case; motion
TO set aside pon-suls argued and denied (un-
ess the plAinuh within 10 days pays the
taxable cost Of the present time as . condit-
ion tor . fur her motion TO set aside said
non-suit. Annie Bell Egbert vs.. Frank L.
Ego~rt. divorce, hearing IN open court. and
decree OF divorce granted on The grounds Of
non support.
Cary Highly Va Henry X Aplin, Auditor
General. etc. chancery, decree for com
Dlalnaut Moses isggart e.. al. VS.. Henry
Ii. Aplln, Auditor General. etc, chsncery;
decree for complainant. Charles +. Olney
". John G. EbIe. judgment for plaintiff for
si6i.J7. Charles T. Oney vs. Francis V.
Taylor Ct al. judgement for plaintiff tor
5+7 81 Charles +. Oiney vs.. Perry Schurz:
+. Olney Va. Marcus w. Bates. Judgment
for plaintiff for S547 81. Milton ii. Wilson
ct a. " JOHN +. Feldner, Judgment for
p.sintl for S7072 r. II rman Zeigler
vs.. DelOs q. Henry; time 10 settle bill Of ex-
ceDuons extended thirty days. Isaac W.
Horton vs.. Wm. Mznwsring. order that
plaintiff. within twenty days and before
trial. Tie security for costs IN the sum of
500. Emma Holm VS.. Gust Holm,
cbsncery: order tnst defendant pey TO
solicitor for mplzinsnt this day $25 for
solicitors fee. SO for expense ana - per
week for support beginning this day. Peti
tion OF Street Railway Company to vacate
Certain streets, hearing postponed 10 Janu-
arY 2l 1859. Sumner BarstOu vs. Isaa- +
IamoToaux. stav extended ten days The
People vs.. ,BTockey QuInta Information for
open and gross lewdness and lascivious
behavior, defendant srraigned and refused
20 plead, plea OF not guilty ordered entered.
People -. George Sieight, larceny; nOlls
prosd. People vs.. James Graham larceny:
noile pros'd. People vs. Are De Young.
assault With intent to do great bodily harm,
nolle pros'd. People W.. Gentry Butler
larceny; noils prOs'd. People vs.. Fred
Stewart and Stewart Gerow larceny: nole
pros j. People vs.. William Mansfield
cruelty to srimals: bail estFeated. True
w. Childs et al. rs Edward o DODnell mo-
ton TO set aside nOD-spit granted on pay
meut Of costs. motion TO re.tax costs de-
nied.
PROBsrE-Estate OF Lydia C. Howard.
ssceaSed. petition filed for hearing OF claims
I2<e l. Estate OF John Ottenbucher, de-
saSeU. appraisers warrant and inventory
lied, hearing June 1. Estate of Ellen Sach,
deceased order admitting will to probate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
rowR TOPICS.


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f|.e .f-f Ielr u III rle STATE b.sali ef Cor
rffr.fas sad tIsr' .es el e3.1 flls a-ternerps
= l...A lL .le - e. L.L1r4rs -lfi8 tJtlae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

HATcn KNOCKS TEE BorroN OUr or PEIcEs
AND LEAvEs HIS COMPETITORS SEyERAL
LENGTHS BERlND
IL comes unexpected for every body was
satisfied that Hstch's prices were always q
lew cents below every body else. and no one
founu fault when they were saving money
every day oy patrOnizing the king grocer
Bat when they read his new price list IA TO-
days paper they will admit II there ever
Was wide awake husthng grocery he
Is one and II the prices quoted dosn
make . large number OF business men
scratch their heads and growl at such
''cussed foolishnsss" the writer will miss
his guess.
People don't mix sentiment with business
when 10 comes TO SAVING money on grocer
les they will 60 where they can secure the
mos. for their money. and II Hatch store
Is not deluged with business the coming
week, II viii De wonder. The cut comes
Just when The people want 10 stock up with
ali the choice things desirable for the
Winter and especially for the holidays
Read the price list.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

J46ss EosaAss sl.ss tas2 Al . D~ss -
3usttcs f~steraay.

J4Sss EosaA~s sl.ss tas2 Al . D~ss ~
Sgsttes Yesterday.
"a lAs k11aes 1s1rs ysszsss4s neeE11Ax
Charlss she & as Eas oniv nssa . pre-
seof himss.f c<fofs tie o4r oi asaes f0T
eeask 8ra1k 4D1 - il ~az he I1lfd E4s
th4i < r. oEieies 14s a. o1sl2sss sssSloz
slla h.s holoF hs w4s assessed ). -,
~aica 1s pad.
Dr Ezz8B 1el w2s TIE n<1t czsn - sDsser
% IA aaLe he DoEzors fsc< sooz - a.
A BE- Esc psszsl thre = I = eyclo8s 3se tos
stse2 ~ /. settled % AIS lace ano lea lls
us1s 14tk - ssrio1s localities. ne ~as
casFsed wlt1 being trBBk ana c3soFosf ,
an1 go 1usd > al cos-s Or thlEsy days
~ al
Jsek Z0et wss oot o. = Sontsy night
toot aaa paid 8 81
ozrflt A. Llnssr snd George Wiser
gaEs each other alsek eyes ia ngst "a
Nest brdks-s1 Saturday sssniog AL we're
sstssrea II yesterday. They paid . 50
each
Ciaatie Clars, . woman " good dress
me appearance aud rss0luJe iook pleaded
klLy ~ residing "a q house " Ll-fsu sule a. J
wss assessed sls.3o whicn sue pad.
Martin De wlGt . eAdsd oOt guilty 10 .
ch4Fss 0f assault aud battery on Holland
sO1an and ~iii have trisl n = f0renooa a.
Js0ss Thompson sad william Ls4rv.
e14rgrc With stealing = AZ Foos from \. L.
avery viii have snelE lrlAl Thursday lore
aso4-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
HE'S KNOWN.
ceorxs Tsrxuso- 10 Supposed to be Noted
Houte Breaker.

The arrest Of George Ferguson for break
ing irio house sst Sunday i proving
hin 70 ~ professional. house breaker.
Yesterday there sAs found where be mad
sold two nilsd gold watches. ore the case
number s No S39ss. with a wslthsm
movement numbered st6 $50. TIE
ofaer is NJ ade bY 6eo- ". Wheeler. Eign.
liI. csss No -.,-- -222. movements .0l7 no,
Ths police also recovered from a couple OF
rir's. Who are nov % Iona. twO indies
BEST pirs one hssvv gold ring marked
~ r. 70 b X. 1856. and one light CORD
r1g snd gold headed umnrells.
They we're IN a l-Wslry box with The
- srs marx rubbed of FtTg1son las
hssn .deoatsi ~ Mrs.. NrrtorTy. whose
rouss be Ess q fe~ days sgo. and s Lhs
s.us mAu Who went into a house on Perry
e. rridey morning
fsrErson is supposed 70 e one "Jsf
Ferguson Who - ~ell kno~n and badly
wan.sd in Essssrn New lr-H where hs -
known a. -~-rtier sid professional thief
ard aouse breaker. and = one Of The slick
ESQ NEE in she rgSin~ss. aud 5is capture =
a very iurortsnl ore. fergEsoa nay %
srrt.-rsi ieaay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
Latest novels4 cents. Buchanan's.
AUCTION. ls5 THrRp-Avr.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction. Friday. December Z. at | O'Clock
D. m, At her residence lS5 Third-aye.. all
of her household goods consisting of stoves.
cefoets. bedroom suites. bedding, silver.
china and wooden ware. parlor, dining
room and kitchen furniture, all OF which is
a. good as new
Parties wishing TO examine these goods
may do so any day prior TO date Of sale
between and pm
MIS-. CHAs. ScHoFIELD.
JOIN T. HoNsS, AuctiOneer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
TAKE NOTICE. AND GOVERN YouRsELF Ac-
CnRnINGrr

That on December the undersigned will
open At No. 10 and u South DivisiOn-st.
the finest wholesale and -etail meat mar
ket in the State, and viii keep constantly
on hand all kinds Of fresh and salt meats
poultry. game, smoked meats. and pure
unsdul terxtei lard.
We shall do our own slaughtering and
packing. and the public can oe assured thsi
should they favor us with their orders
much care will be taken in the selections
and all orders will be delivered with
prOmDtness.
Call on Us once by our invitation, and
VOC will call again by your own desire
The STEELE PA,KING AND Provision Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

A bill vas aled 10 the Superior Court yes
tsrdAy by AaziaIens z. Wal praying for 9
divorce from william Day Wall. TO whom
she vas married a. ssurgis, Mich. when the
Esd Chr Sniss bells we're ringing in 1875
S1e 4sgss that William has been guilty OF
extreme cruelty 90 Der she therefore de-
siFss % De i've. They have one child. a
gfl ten years on. r. A Dapper - the so
licltor for the fair complainant.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
sUsIsEss BREvIrIEA


The Star Furniture Com psny los south
DiyisOn-st. olsRes 10 snBouDce that thew
have made unprecedented cats 90 swo
suites Of pzrlor furniture. the object being
70 make rOoL. fer new goOds. 1hs origi asi
price Of oBs YES 900 and the other as,
and the former has been reduced to 81 IS
and tbs latter 10 so3 %. This is rare
chznos for purchasing handsome CbrlsI-
nss present at greatly red uced prioes
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

J. Oar Billiaghsza- q this cisv, IL rae
state sxenI for The kacvclopedls Brstsn-
iocs lns Assrsry En2rvsi 0f ths sxs. II IL
szl0 - - ths greatest literary sntsrprse IL
ne Engish lsRSu4se snd 10 beng lsfsels
rey SD 70 meet The progress Of TIE sxs for
tie niagh tine Ar Bllhngnsm would De
pleased 70 farnish any information ea tAs
s1b5 5ecE doslEed
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

George S.eght wss srresisi yesterday 57
Deputy Saerif Wsirsms. for assault snd
battery on Frsncis N Church. aud viii
hsve a trisl before Jnstice Wslsch TIE 5th
Both psrtes I've n Tyrone snd 30 a claimed
That Church caught SisiZht sfz';n< etn-
~s2Pe. srd when be demonstrated With him.
eight struck Church over the bead WITH =
tig revolver. el-ixht vas re- saSed on bail
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

warrant ~aS ssgsf yesterday sfsracon
frr Wm. r. Ccuris. cha -ioz him -ith
ussIrE deadly ssssnL m bis son. Wn.
2. Iomrie Ir ana ne wfl - sr-sfgnei n
Foiics touTf fciar f1ung Comris wss
sou'e Better Yesterday. snd FIii probably
eoDe ous 81 right
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

Te tie worths peex sse al eEAsrs N nssc
81 Deata. sork TeetA sxtrscts1 fsss q
chsrss tron ; - . ~. o4lly We slss
nou.nisssf Algr9as OXIDE Gas ylIshssa
Ar as Loeal 4 n4staesas, for tA< pxlnlsss
sxtrscxi5k cf teeth. AZ ksn1s u frsx-cksss
Ds1tislry al GO tsss. sao al worE "a
raaged Dk A. ". OAK 4 Co,
81 &oBros-si sB1 81 Ottawa
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

G. r 6iu Of the q K q T. eft isst night
fcr C6lcsso .o attend "a geners. cisssi6cs-
lon ir-iSh' n,@eting ~ b. held there fodsy
1 le Oh 49, - -e form q Uniform fsriN for
tne whole country Ihs recent rise m Fass
aauni frNxh I'll probably - followed
sheut Isngsrs 2Ys Use in Nest Sound
fertrrt
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

m the sncerior Court yesterday Jas-s
Ffr.i0rsue 7rsntais 5lrarrs IN The csss
ri A1n Hs Tshsrt -. Frsnx Z. Eghsrt
80 sra 7rrunfs ~ neg ert ard non -suppcrf.
hrs ten@rf sas gwen fbs custody of thsr
tr fsas rhNe
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

Georgs ThomPsoB. The nan rho was
arrested on suspicion Of being ths an who
went through F. Arthur's tailor .hop. will
come up for examination NEXT Tuesdsy
morning Bond was fixed a. 800.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

The party 70 have been gwen by the
q. 7. ". corner of Teonard and Sc-shosr-
sts-, Nov ~ vii fsks pisCs Frda7 eveni ?
~ T. rhoss hoitir- tickets sra entitled
90 sdmittance. M1rc furnished bT sauisr',
oreheStra
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

his Georgis Young has resigned her
position IS 1stron Of he Emerson and
vill IN a. Chicago 70 live The good work
A. ths Emerson vii be conunEed under a
new Nstron.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

You will hnd the largest 40 best assort-
ed stock II Fish and Game OF all kinds 10
season. Anchor brand Oysters and Fair
Haven Counts wholesale and retail, IL
AOnroe-st. 4. J. DErTEsrnALEK
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

Members OF the Kent County Republican
Club. and al who wish 10 hecome men,
oers. are hereby requested 10 he present st
the Art Room" in Hsrtman's block. len
trance from FOuntsin-st.) at 7:3o O'Clock
Wednesday evening. Decem her5 Business
OF importance. JoHS P.rrox.
Vice President
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

II yo1 want wood by the carload or cord
buy il OF the Central Coal Co. Telephone
"a
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

The ladies' Of the PARK Congregation a.
Church vii give sale in the church par
iors Thursday evening Der 8. All varieties
OF fancy work ~ib be offered. snd the fol-
lowing day and evening. Refrsshments
served during the evening. Ihe public
generally are cordially invited - sftend
Doors open a. : CLOCK. Admission lc,c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04


Office Widdicomb block. Once hours a.
Ia. 10 II IN to and 10 p. IN. sun
day 10 p. m. Telephone S04
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

Fhs only Complexion Powder in the
world thai Is without yulg2riiv. without
lDiarv 20 the user, and without doubt q
De2Gtnsr. 10 POzzonis
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
w. ii. Ross. n. D..

Order your Jackson Hill coal of the Cen
tTal Coal Company. Telephone, e34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
A CRASH IN GROCERIES.

Cloth books. bsst authors. 10 csnts. Bu-
casnAss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

rrrstr.Ir r. rnu ear rtf ~ 81 resra
ksse Pr Ra'Fs lenzs er~,p las aaas.,
F1surst.srn i.nraro sr7
e. er .sF-f $50 ssivssioa oiL ;
nn,t
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

Cloth books. best authors, 10 cents. 81
chanan's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

Dsnts's "Purgsiory and Paradise" 81. 2s
Buchsnsns
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

LEoNAFDs lAgE oFF SALE
The hourly take of sale At Leoosrds yes
terday was great success. II will be con
unued TO-DAY aud sp entirely nev-st,ck oil
Cnristmas goods. The people know that
when III. Leonard's Soss 4 Co. advertise q
bargain sale there -ill be no humbug aoou,
IT, The price on the entire iot will % -.
duoed svery hour during the day. Buy
early II you want the choicest goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
ATTENTION. REPuRLrcArs

Dore's Bible Gallery" s125. Bucbsn
ans
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Dsnts' Inferno" sLzs Buchanan,
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WAsHssrss De-. &-Lo-sr AieAixsa.
hz1l rzia. ssz1.sf
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THIS " EEK
Ar
D HAIR is o

1000 pairs of ladies'
fine Kid Button ~isses
on the Com ui0e ~s'ss
Opera and 'u osh
Lasts Jusi ontaeG
These Shoss> sell else
where for S2.5fto So
a pair. The entire 10
is being rushed of a
90. Every body car.
be fitted. all size
from > 10 =, a ID Z Il {.
and &c widths.
500 pairs of ladies
very fine, soft Don
COLA Hid Shoes thai
bring S3 and $500 to
be closed out This
week for $3.50.
Remember the place
TO buy the best fitting
shoes is al
.O'HARA'S
- Canal Street.
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Millions "Paradice Lost sl.25. Buchan-
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r A. MsrsasD. Secretary.
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JOHN T. HoNsS, Auctioneer.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-01-07
Liquor Tax Used for Free Schools.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. "a year
ago the Legislature of Virginia pass
ed an act allowing Norfolk county
to levy special tax onliquor deal
ers for the benefit ofthe public
schools Of the county. The result
has met with the approval Of every
one interested. The number Of
schools increased largely, and the adj
ditional expense was scarcely felt.
This move towards high license will
probably extend to other counties
that are in need of more money for
educational purposes, and has been
watched with interest by the Re-
publicans who inaugurated it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-01-07
Foraker on the MESSAGE.

COLUMBUS, Jan. Ex-Governor For
aker's message was read to both
Houses late to day 1t concludes
with a reference to the Presidents
message, in which it is argued that
if the Presidents propositions pre-
vail the consequences will be disas-
trous to every industry and every
section of the country, and to no
class more surely than the farmers.
and laboring people.
Other and better ways can be pro
vided for disposing of the surplus
revenues than by breaking down our
home industry and exposing our
labor to foreign competition. We
should stand firmly together in sup
port of Protective tariff policy
which has been pursued for twenty
five years. We should afford direct
Protection to our labor by carefully
discriminating against every kind OF
socislistic, criminal or disreputable
characters who may seek to immi-
CRATE to our shores Next after our
obligation to God it is our highest
duty to take care of America.