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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Yesterday afternoon at the corner Of Ca
nal and Lvon-sts., q scotcbmsn and an
other man became engaged in political
discussion. and il was bnt . short time until
the controversy grew rather heated. Soon
a thirf party. q G. A. Z. mso, took hs13
and be wss soon charged with beng q
partisan Rsp1blicsn. Quick ass fish the
veteran responded tnat he ~ss . Democrat.
slwsTs hsd eeea one and voted that ticsst.
sut tBst this Fail hs proposed to vets for
Harrison . maa w0o f0og0s - preserve
ths Uaiou. vhiis many Democratic leaders
~ today we're doing al ia their power a.
ths TN. 70 sid tne cor nfedersCy. He spoke
right out, giving many facts ard ioclosnts
snd sid BE ks@v many nssrs Dem ocTsss
vao Ike him proposed % 20 q1istlT . the
rolls this rear ard rots a RecBbiicsn tickst
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Apples are - pisntT this tail thar they
srs almost drug. aud are worth from 3
tu I'D cents rer bushei.
Rutfer e very scarce, and = worth Il
cents per pound.
Seems are verv isrgs crop ibis vesF. and
dealers sav t1Rf tacv ara very hns The
rrIee eu f8rr1 viii not be 6xsd Gnhl merit
week
onlons sre one og the lsrgsst croDs svsr
kn8vn in Michigan and srs. ss ne as tie
c~p = .sr-e. hey wii Start e. . cents
rer hnsafi
Fs Tesch rroo IS verv good. and tue drst
rf fte " ctl-an crop 81 sariT Crswforis =
ffsf coming i1. sni srioC rom 81 20 70 g.
fsr rustei lter are verv nice. and the
ruts wii rule muca Iowsr before the sea
49, rrsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

To the Editor ofthe TELEsKAN-HEKALD.
Your paper Of last Sunday kindly pub
lished q challenge from me to Jack wannor
for a wrestling contest. ! was under the
impression that wsnnop. having bo,stsd
50 largely and widely during his last trip
TO this city. would have yielded TO my
chailengs without any hesitation.
am eager 70 get at him. aud with that
in view | will make q match with him in
bis own beloved style Of wrestling. catch
as-cstch-can. best two in three. or bes.
three in Eve. he to have the option Of Sc
lssfinx either Auskegon or Grand Rapids
! will also allow him the choice Of nsnins
the STAKES FOR any amount between 500
and $50. I hope that Wsnnop will nov
act in . business-llke manner and get down
10 work CHAs. AOTH.
Champion GrTco- Roman Wrestler.
k1sksgoR. Mich. sept. s, 1883.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Resolutions Of Respect.
The members Of the A. o. II. ha
adopted the following resolutions:

The members of the A. o. II. have
adopted the following resolutions:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Almighty
God to remove from our midst through
death, our late brother, Thomas Skehan, Q
member in good standing. therefore be it
R,solred, That we, the members of Divi-
sion No. /. A. o. H, of Grand Rapids. wish
TO express our sincere regrets upon the loss
OF one Of our most faithful members and
condols with the bercsved wife. sorrowing
family and numerous friends, AZ his up-
timely taking Off and commend them Tor
comfort and support TO Him who does all
for the best.
Resolrcd, That these resolutions be spread
on our records and copy OF the same be en-
crossed and preeented TO the family Of the
deceased brother. and that they be pub
lished in the daily press of this city.
THOMAS EsRTIs,
JOIN BAaIrT.
A. ID. RYAN,
Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
ANOTHER ROB6ERY.
Andrew Elliott, BoArdsr nj the o. Wash
tx->ong boarding House Loses s9s.

Andrew Elliott. a Boardsr at the o. w ash
tx->ong boarding House Loses ses.
Andrew Elliott, laborsr al the Grand
Rapids Planning Mill. WAS robbed at his
boarding house on South Division-st. few
nights ago of s97 in cash. Elliott boards
al the O-Wash-ts-Nong boarding house, OF
which Isaac BotIubb is proprietor. Elliott
aud boarder by the name Of Dick Robbins
occupied the same room but slept in separ-
ate beds and neither of them were awakened
by the thieves. They did not have the door
fastened, 90 that IL was very quiet and
easy JOB for any one 10 enter the room.
The money. which was In Etlsworth's
pants pocket. was removed from the pocket
book. the BOOK returned and the pants
thrown under the bed. When Elliott
swoke in the morning he found himself
without cent of money. The officers were
notified but as vet no clue TO whom the
robbers was has been found. The case has
been suppressed by the police and detec-
tiyes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
THE COUNTS.

ProsArr-Estate of James c. Johesou.
deceased spprsissrs warrant and inventory
6led: order assigning March nsxt
for hearing claims. order assigning vide-
hsr ststutsry allowances. Estate Of hIron
L. CulIom. deceased; sdrninisirstoTs tnsl
account fisd. heagisg oct. :. Estate o'
hsrT Ellen Ryan, . minor. guardian 8
bond Sled and letters issued 70 kicbs.i
Hylsnd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Ms n ~iigh c.,-snsnc-s suit IN The
Cseat Ioart ss's risF against Hsnrv
sunes 6 lempaaY. ms. sigh ssvs tnst
e.r a.v1s feuve on Nils ss6iticn. sod
fas rseui 49, o~ing = riug 4 Corn
rsr. fhrr evirs GA hsr homestead
,r~ sae esnrs t.se trie ciearsd ID. ~ .ls=
sns taif Es shst sFr'nx & Compsny 51gst 10
rtF hef tfr ~ aisce-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
More Legal Rusisess.

8. o. Fuauelt commenced q suit yester-
day in the Circuit Court against Homer
Eaton and J. c. Christensen. The suit is
for bill of cigars bought several yssrs
ago The plaintiffs claim that the bill was
Sl.l42s0. and that Eaton 4 Christsnssn's .
assignee has paid them s260.67.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Rsmesser the Grand Republic Cagsrros
snc Bunos are made 70 smCks and not for
i0sas EHs smoolbsst aud pretiiest segars
sss not always the beet smokers TIE
0rasS Republic Ggsrf0s and befos are
popular Eseds al popular prices They III
q losT cherished want and 10 directly 20 the
sDot without any nenkeylng. sold oy al
frst- clsss dealers.
Aossfs Ii. TREUseH & BRo..
Sole Agenk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

T. q Drston's psoer Elmont soites
rith bis driver. c. T. HsrrirGtou. st ths
ssir grounds Wednesday norniBe- Eimonf
iarrpe6 tss fsacs. taE1g IT, s1tkv snd
driver rfth hin HevrinTton ~ss thrs~n
seaznt poss. breskiaz bis collar boas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

The most wonderful thing in this country
is the Yellowstone Natural Park. II ls
thirty.five huudrsd and seventy i've square
miles, aud Ia filled with geysers. hot springs.
rivers, falls. mountains. valleys. sno forests.
making il q veritxble wonderland Smoke
Grand Republic C.gsrros and Bu1os. Sold
by ali hrst-clsss dealers.
NORRIS II. TKKUscH 4 BRo..
Sole AGENTS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

In thsss ssss 81 cioss scrutiny into ths
oasllGiss q kesc oi.sr there % no brsad
thst ozx dosn the Gfsns kspaeiie OssrF0s
ssd Bufos $50 o. al nrsg clsss dssisEs.
AoxkIs ii. fKEUsCE s bko..
Sole AkeuA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Ca-as c',ie'Ss 80 ~ss ccn4icss8 81
- "a sefri-rig ~ his ewa saloon. vss ID
fs tsses Hsisse. vssfsrisv snd sr~s
a sas .ssfs. euaauntlsg 10 s. - sr sfeen
ess Salt NJ Shislds srpeaied tasces<
- - SapsFior Naarl
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Al to Fountsin Strsss Bsptizt church -
s<hf ser,es q sixtg mammoth paintings
pirtcrs. " Bi1strsting F1lFrira Prarress.
1oc 80 saux ~ reeri-xs rssutr. To- Nev
y ark f~,hsrz- ssvs - fssci1stsnz - t1s
rnIn-t.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

r.s rsse sestuss r. F. s~s-s 'sr -iol.f-
irr tsr sssth et5.nsace csms I'D n tas
r e fei-t yesterday an ronfrsrY -
strsefstie a- lae esse vss sniorFued usni
ta..,..o 49, lf lf Fss szrecfeti tnsf the
-. q rr-f - l.seer nned
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

For don't care, dull. tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. duh pains in back and
head, tantsliziDg skin eruptlons, kemps
hsTsspsrilla never fails 10 give relief. We
always guarantee II Price 81 per bottle
Tlbbs drug store, % Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

The most brilliant success has followed
the introduction OF the Grand Republic
0iggsros and Buf1os, because they are genu-
inc Long Havana Filler Try them. Sold
by all frst-clsss dealers.
NORRIS Ii. TREUscH Il Bro,
Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

cass lksy uss0 ~efs sinp.s pFsEsFstions -
rsols sAe hsres. The eest el09c PGrsfef a
.x.ik sgsGkkl inse seaeIsl ass IA Warner .
Lss Calm ssrss spArllk2-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

The lightest and finest hat in the market
the Miller.
HoUsEsAs, DosNALLY & JOINS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

A Lcs CAHis wAs ths hlFth
plea< 81 HsEe s<1 e tie sess
ffos &s18 - have has
ehils wsfksal he t0edesu
osssxu3eDcSs fnsy wsEs nof
aaco21srl.h.s hkels2EioEs
Thsy wsrs csFtsiBls healthy
~ e1r sAossleEs wee rusEsc
ans leEx bts&1. .nd tie sxk1o-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

An elegant line OF Derby Hats, all styles
and prices, seft and crush hats t0f every
oae who comes.
HoUsfsAN, nOSNALLY Il JoSEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

A stylish assortment OF early Fall bate.
trimmed and untrimmed. al Miss Mintons,
in the new Shepard block. tepntaln-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Early Fall novelties now ready st Al sss
kintss's, - gks ns~ Shepard Dlock, f0un.
tAia-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

The Miller hats are bere-tbsy are Just
right. HoUsKnAH, DoNsALLY & JoEE<.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

The underlined vii receive proposals fer
FRY tons ~ hsy rro-t or less trncfhv anf clever
a. may - required. - be delivered o. he Kent
County Fair Grounds du-nz he vt<k % the
Bssr. Commencing Nondsr serserhef r.. 1856
siso ne ssue sraosinf ~ straw To ~ delivered
under tss difsctiou 81 he sup~rinsendcni of Par
sgs LkNI ANEEII5a
sup ef Forsee
sept l. isss Box -. GTsnd Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Miller Hsts

Miller Hsts.
KILLER Hxts
Miller Hats
HoUsEsAN DoS1Al1A 4 Joss
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THE FUGITIVE rs FREE.

Adam Morse is a free man. The decision
Of Judge Macdougall this morning finally
defeats his prosecutors,
For the honour of our city and country no
less than for the sake of the unfortunate fug-
tive we are glad that Morse will not be sur
rendered to southern justice. The evidence
proved his innocence Of everything but the
guilt of striking the assailant of his own son
Canadian law ought to protect no Ameri-
can wrongdoer from the consequences of his
crime, But it should protect guiltless men
like Morse from the law that is not justice
but violent expression of the prejudces Of
a dominant race,
The freedom that blesses all citizens OF
Canada. knows no colour line. 1t is the
equal inheritance of all, and we are glad
that the country that has shielded so many
Of his race has been the secure retreat Of
Adam Morse.
The foregoing is clipped from the
Evening Telegram of Toronto, Can
ada. We will publish the full pros
ceedings of the court in the Morse
case in our next Issue,
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Kew. n. ". WILSON, 8. o. Re
sIgnS The Passionate of ST.
James tabernacle.

Mr.. EDITOR:-Pleare allow me
space in YOUR valuable paper to
state to the public and my many
friends, a few of my reasons and
causes for reslgnlng the pastorate OF
st. James Tabernacle.
/ resigned; First, Because my fam
Iily's health has been greatly impair
ed ever since we have been here,
and is at times yet. Second; Be-
cause of a visible Indifference of
over two-thirds of the membership
in regards to their own responsible
tiles, &c. Third, Because | was
virtually called a liar, in church, in
the face of the congregation, Cd
night ofthe 18th Of May 1888, while
giving charge to the Board on my
leave to Indiana and Ohio. | told
them of some mistakes of the past
years and of few weeks ago which
had occurred by paying out the peo-
ple's money without orders written.
and signed at this point was inter.
rupted and insulted by parties whose
hands then were in the lions mouth
This insult ! kept until / returned
from Ohio. To settle the matter
with me. or they would have to
go out of the church-whch would
have caused more trouble among us
on the part of our friends, for all of
us have them; so | thought they
could go to the right and to the
left. or they to the left and | to the
right sSome people forget that
ministers have rights and feelings
that people ought to and are bound
to respect; they are human like
every body else. "Do unto others
as We would they do unto you"
with what measure ye mete, it shall
be measured to you again" "Into
whatsoever city or house you enter
abide not there, go to the next, shak
ing the dust of that city off of your
feet, &c" have more in reserve;
| am tull up to my neck. l thank
you my friends all, for your aid and
encouragements given me since
here | have been in your midst;
you shall always have a choice place
in my heart. And regardless of
what you have heard or may hear
in reference to my resignation.
With these and other things that |
have in reserve, are the cause of INV
resignation. Yours,
NJ. r. WILSON.
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BLAME 70 HARRISON
INp[ANAroLLs. nd, June

INDIANAPOLIS, md, june 70,
General Harrison last night re-
ceived the following from Mr.
Blaine:
L1NLITuGow, Scotland. June 25.-To Gem
eral Harrison, Indianapolis l congratu'
late you most heartily upon the work OF the
National convention. Your candidacy will
recall the triumphant enthusiasm and as
sure the victorious conclusion which follow"
ed your grand-father's nomination in 1870.
Your election will seal our industrial inde-
pendence as the declaration Of US, which
bears the honored namesof your great grand
father, sealed our political independence.
JAMES G.. BLAINE.
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LUMBER CITY, July 3rd. 81

EDITOR TRIBUNE; Dear Strive
are having such beautiful success in
our small town, until l am forced TO
mention it in your most worthy pa
per Our public school begun last
Monday morning with forty schol-
airs. Mr.. 4. B. Barco, our most
w,r,hy teacher, reports that he Las
the best wishes Of his felIow-teach-
en-. Mr.. Haynes Allen saws his
business is splendid Mr.. j, ~
Jones reports fine trade in his line
of business. Rrv. j. VI. Joues, our
worthy pastor, oceuf led bis paipit
sunday morning at III ii. M. aud
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Il. C. Lambert.
DENTIST.

Cor Houston and South Broad Street
Special attention given to children 5
teeth Irregularities corrected. Visits
made night or day Teeth extracted
with out pain
PROsTHETtC DENTISTRY.
Whole or partial sets Of beautiful ar
tifcial teeth, inserted on gold, platina,
pure silver, or yulcanite rubber warrant
ed equal to any work done. Emb9dy
ing the most modern aud scientific i'm
provements; which for beauty, dnrabili~
ty and moderate charges cannot be sur
passed. Patronage respectfully solicited
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth? If so, send at once
and get bottle Of MRS. WINsLow'S SooTH-
ING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHI&G Its
value is incalculable. 1t win relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately Depend upon it,,
mothers, there is no mistake about it II cures
dysentery and diarrhoea regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie sOftens the gums
reduces inflammation, and gives tone and en-
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHTSG
Is pleasant 10 the taste, and Is the prescription
of one of the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians III the United States, and is
for sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price rs cents q bottle.
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mate, but it will be a man in whom
commerce has confidence, and for
whom labor will be enthusiastic"
And such a man is Gen. Ben Har-
rison.
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DIR. S. c. PAIRS 0NS

SAYS the people keep com
ing to be examined free Of charge at his Office
and drug store, corner Liberty and Montg0nl-
cry streets for SKIN, blood liver lung and
throat diseases, kidney complaint, female
weakness, rheumatism, Old sores, defOrmed
limbs sore eyes, hts, loss of manhood and all
affections of the body. AS his vast experience
as "A doctor obtained in different couatfies and
hospitals enables MIN to detect disease where
it would be overlooked by others.
AS doctor for ladies he has no equal and
cure the worst cases Of dIseasee Of WOmeb.
He also examines and treaes the eye for ali
diseases and keeps Il full line of spectaeles eye
glasses, etc. 1t is the iJa,iq uesagrs OF Or = q
Parson' medicines electric supporters. electric
belts, electric lung protectors, electric hosiery,
belts, trusses splints, crutche5; ladies' dolly OK
toilet belts, suspensories shoulder braces pile
trusses pile pipes, artificial limbs, and all sur
a full inc of drugs chemicas, herbs roots and
banks
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-07-07

THE "red bandanna' is too old
land feeble to pull heavy weights
Hike Grover, and dead weights like
Ethe Democracy, through the year.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-07-07

AH8HSea wonders exist in thousands
IiFFpH iOrms, put are surpassed bv.ihe mar
Ekzs wells OF invention Those who are u
n,ed uI profitable work That can Dee dome
WuIlc IiNIurut home should at once >eud fi.Ir
address ip HuiletI AZ Co., Portland, Maine, 1ud
uceiNe Irss Itll Information uoW either rtNalt
uN fl.r, can earn ifou - 200 so r.r .ag aII
tr0r. capital uut Required, som. lu.e iu.Is
Nttt t4J la "a siu4le hay u Calls VOID AVA s4c-
coed.
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asTHE speech of the chairman of the
Republican National convention, on
.pklug his seat, was an able effort,
/ u,oug the many Elective remarks
vade, was tho tol!owing 81 don't
,how Nho tie convention viii nom
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JLMER,s LIVER CORRECTOR.

DLDAI4le'O Ii Tx SOANA'l1C ! ~
This vegetable preparation is invalu-
able for the restoration Of tone and
strength to the system. For dyspepsia
constipation and other ills, caused by
disorded liver, it cannot be excelIed
Highest prizes awarded, and endorsed
by eminent medical men. Ask for Ill
mer's Liver Corrector and take 10
other. S100 a bottle. Freight paid
to any address.
BF ULMER, NJ. d.
Pharmacist. Savannah. g..
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MADAME SMITH,
7tn 5gi1s u! S.aG Fortune Teller.

Chose who wish to consult her upon the
affairs Of lie. ID person or by mail, syill re-
nj mber 10 call at Margaret Street
two doors west Of West Broad street. She mas
been practicing this business for fifty years
She reveals the deepest secrets; unveils the
future; gives successful Ottery numbers,
brings separated married couples and lovers
together; brings back absent friends
ard recIeant lovers; and causes speedy and
happy marriages She has this gift from the
Almighty she is acknOw edged by a. to be
the QUEEN and STAR FORTUNE TELLER
without 2 SUPERIOR.
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again at 100 p. M. he spoke log
ically and eloquently, and IS worthy
of having large congregation at
any time. Respectfully,
E. T SHEFTAIL.
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AN enthusiastic mass meeting OF
Republicans was held in Augusta,
Ca. Oh Monday last TO ratify the
Of Harrison e. Morton.
When will Savannah hold theirs?
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We have received a copy of
Rev. j. Nj. Simms' book, entitled
THE First Colored Baptist Church
Cd North America" The history
If the early struggles of the Bap-
lists is given in detail and IN a very
Tpteresting manner. The book is a
,Sost valuable contribution to the
faces history, and it should be in
VERY body's library,
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The Republicans Of Utica, n. y
1.-The home OF the late Senator Conk-
hing who cast their votes in 1884
against Mr.. Blaine, have declared
|their intention to support Harrison
land Norton.
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nE he l6N DahuhhlA" ~ w"
bland feeble to pull heavy weights
.ofike Grover, and dead weights like
hfthe Democracy, through the year.
y AN enthusiastic mass meeting OF
III Republicans was held in Augusta.
81 Ca. Oh Monday last TO ratify the
denominations Of Harrison q Morton.
!, y, When will Savannah hold theirs?
q The Republicans Of Utica, n Y. >
,eithe home OF the late Senator Conk-
fling who cast their votes In 1884
q against Mr.. Blaine, have declared
y, their intention to support Harrison
iIand Morton.
EST THE Republican Senate has agreed
50 reported to increase he APP
y preparation for the Savannah river.
NJ will the Democratic House agree,
eFis the question.
~ III Harrison should be elected James G
n Blaine will be made Secretary of State."-
IA Darien Gazette.
ri III the predictions of the Gazette
bis correct, then we are positive that
anthe right man will be in the right
laplace.
\ HAS the Negro any rights that
/ white men are bound to respect. If
qutbey have, let the jury commission
tleers answer by seeing that colored
hsmen have their proper representa-
sfltion on the grand and petit iuries OF
tpthe city and superior court.
~ JOHN SHERMAN fought good
DsIhght. His was an honest, manly,
Ielopen straightforward, courageous,
y honorable canvass from beginning
Ato end. We record this opinion and
dithese adiectives with sincere pleas
Y .bdre.--N. Y. Sun.
ne The Democratic press OF the
country are seriously considering
mthe necessity of changing their tact
t tics this campaign, and admits that
iethey will not have the walk over
~ hat tley'expected. They behooves
aeaheir Democratic friends to get
rsfeady for the fight.
Sci THE ex-slave holders considered
~ big thing thirty wears ago to
] give one of their slaves red ban
,uaanna." At the dictation of imper.
dous Grover the whole Democratic
og2arty is given red bandauna. 1t
1o1s too funny to see Democrats down
trying to waive that piece Of
=. iag as an emblem of freedom and
rofictory.
Pr We have received a copy of
9ha;2ev. j. Nj. Simms' book, entitled
M The First Colored Baptist Church
shen North America" The history
aAf the early struggles of the Bap-|
Aaaeists is given in detail and IN a very
Interesting manner. The book is a
toaost valuable contribution to the
( faces history, and it should be in
: very body's library.
ang LET the Negro stop "mouthing'
Bv5 much md act like men. A noted
of this State, in appeal
ziaAg to his friends once remarked
= lat "the argument was exhausted,
&c must stand by the arms. We
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4 THE ex-slave holders considered
81 big thing thirty wears ago to
give one of their slaves red BAN
,aanna." At the dictation of imper.
aous Grover the whole Democratic
goarty is given a red bandanna, 1t
~ too funny to see Democrats down
south trying to waive that piece of
!. Jag as an emblem of freedom and
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-07-07

& The Democratic press of the
country are seriously considering
the necessity of changing their tact
tics this campaign, and admits that
sthey will not have the walk over"
that they,expected. They behooves
.1heir Democratic friends to get
ready for the fight,
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-07-07

i THE Athens Evening Graphic
'1ys editorally; that Another Ne
10 has been lynched." Yes, many
degrees have been lynched, and if
SIC Negroes would onlytof a moment
s5nsider his rights as a man, this
4atter of lynebing would become
sciprocal. Then there might be
d end to these dammable proceed
lhgs.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-07-07

THE Republican Senate has agreed
land so reported to increase he APP
preparation for the Savannah river.
will the Democratic House agree,
Ais the question.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-07-07

LET the Negro stop mounting
b much md act like men. A noted
natesman of this state, in appeal
ag to his friends once remarked
lat "the argument was exhausted,
ie must stand by the arms" We
ppe the argument is exhausted"
hth our race. Let them demand
seir rights of fair play and equal
alstice with all men before the law.