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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

WAsHIssTos. Nay iA-Ar. Mills. from
the Committee on Rules. reported. and the
House adopted without discussion or di-
vision. the resolution providing that the
general debate on Ine Tariff bili shall close
@.fuFf4.x mart
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

NJ CfsNKss. MsY I4.--The bo.fy q Sci
ousou Werner. who bss b<~n q sing fer .
wesk. rss hshsa out ~ TIE river nsar The
Avsrv Hcass todsy. His hes4 prs.~zsea =
fesrfzi szght, sud Il looks Bks ssss "a
zsardsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

GRASD HasES. Mag i4-Dspaty Shsrif
Christmas captured Psrlsy Togood sfrr ,
three dsys' chsss, yesterday. ssd landed
him in the oitsrs county jsil here. Togood
il cbsrgsi ~ith poisoriaf I've cows belong
ing 10 Thomas AcCarthy, Of Dsunisoa.
th4s ro<4ntr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

PARIs. May It.-Experiulenfs With bell
ise. new explosive Invented by Lsmm. Of
Stockholm. show that Is is more powerful
than dFuamits but Thar IFS sxpIosion Is
qnietsr. there = less scstteYtng Of fragments,
ard IA 10 much safer 10 handle
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

Fs=teTi.T eare nssr3.nt ssiss s~rvsa .
setsee 81 - h@ii pool sefis~s tbsf thsv
usnss ass4 50 Il 49, xemhlias sefssree
Ihefe ~ss = enaa 8~.t ~ sicsins sat
s~ish ssrs fk~v wsss eiasssp TheF aust
a. - >~T 81 a. assuss@rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
FROlE OUT DETROIT
TOO colD FosTHs pHiluEs TO PLAY
Mssgrs B4Ss Bali News froza fssssrdsy's
G&mss-Ckie@gs. Bss1ss ssd tadiAssr
Rsils wia-Nsw Hsfk and wAsh-
ten Almsst shat oaI

~. tatts - fE-ttsksr tA&s.s
PiFnBUss. Nay l4-Henderson's Wild
nsss. CAROLS error in the eighth inning
and Valentines umpirinx. lost the fourth
and last game of the series between the
Bost0as and Piftsbarks for the home club.
sosders Was pat Ia % pitch for the visit
ors. and Vas hit much harder than On his
nrst appearances. -Four Of the runs made
BY the rttsburgs were earned. The batting
Of Dunlap and the fielding Of Sunday and
Smith were among the features Of the game.
The attendance Was light on account Of the
cold weather. The score Ia as follows:
Bosson b.s.ssl.z - ....-o - l.
Base hits -Pittsburs, II; Boston. s
Erfou- -Pitsburg. y Boston.
Batteries Henderson ana Fields. So~ders and
o koarke.
sksAsssss 0s Nes ytAss.ssssSsNs-
IsBfAsAroLfs, Nay i4.-Healy pitched .
very strong game today. holding the Sena-
tors down TO i've scattering hits. o'Dsy
Was also effective until the eighth inning,
when the Hoosiers solved bis delivery. and
with q combination Of hits. errors and
bases on balls, ne,ted four runs. The
weather was cold. cloudy and windy and
the attendance consequently small. Fol-
lowing is the score:
IadiAnapolis-... 30 o.
Nashingiou --.....---o . .
Base Hits-Indianspolis, To- Washington s.
Errors-Indianapolis, 5, Washington Z.
Batteries-Healy and Myers, Day and Deas-
ley.
.AsAssa>s xs Is- 1tAtsses--ssNNs.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The New Yorks tried
hard TO wrest the last game Of the series
from the Chicagos today. but Krock pitched
| with such effect that only three scattered
| hits were made in the game. The score
stood as follows:
| Chicago....-.-..-..---.....l o -
1 New lOrk ....--..1 U U u
4 Base Hits-Chicago. 6; New York. 5.
Errors-Chicago. /; New York, 7.
Batteres-kr0ck and Flint Welsh and
| o kourke.
| txsAes,Ns vyNtssss.tsNAs.
DETROIT. May 1.-The last game of the
series was not played today. 1t being de-
cidsd too cold to play by the Phillies,
although the Detroits were ready and all
| on the feld.
Today the clubs change off again for
| four days. Boston plays at Chicago, New
| York at Pittssurg. Washington at Detroit,
| and Philadelphia at Indianapolis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

WssEEssroE, Nsv l4-Ths senate Cor
nittes On Judicssry did nothing upoa tbe
sominstion sf Melville ". Fuller sxc-pt
% postpone scfion sn it until nsxt Non
d.y. IN sct. 4 las aon- nothing q al
Tith r. he rspcFt that it ~ss last we-< ~
serrst ~ . sso-ceus mittee beiag prsmsfurs-
A notcn ~ rsfeF il wss made sst Monday
~ eeusfcr iagsils. sut iessitory discus
son feiia~ea. during -bich the hour tar
~ ssssF1aliRs 81 he senate srrtvet and
ne cenuf<zes .tionrned vf4aoni ssti.11.
srsns - Is. members Il 80 chrnsuitsse
e<<cxtnf s-sF ths irngr~~<ion tast g bad
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

sr FxTssssg 80. hsy ft-Coaat struro-
noH rith as SISTER Prsnesss Tsebsrssstlf 4
tsr~f 81 tfie~ a. Carf npmads ~ Asfs
suas. ~hs deroena an irnassune r4nsnsn
ksr n@fr rel@zs~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

EE Kithcsrt has applied for divorce
in the Superior Court he vas married 70
Lotfie Cooper January = szd claims thst
shs thiaks more Of other meo thsa shs
does OF him. ~ be wants - Be cut looss
frx,n TIE honds Of rs.trosaonr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

Wsssrss-es. Asy IA irttsr f-szs fse
Arxs.use R-psssic ssys ss.t sA- Hon. Rsv
g. =. Hsna. Ea~sy Exsrsorsiaarv sas
enisteT Fs~nip~teas.rs ersrn ~ E.is~.s
stsf~- to tast seaatrv hss se-n an = ssrrs
- l>~r ex 90 ~ iAF~. resks sss - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

WASHINGTON. Msy fs.--Tks conversions
Of the new Catholic University will be laid
MsT "A. and the preparations for the event
srs slre.iy in progress. The ceremonies
-iil Be made doubiy interesting because
Miss May Gwendolsn Caldwell OF this city,
whose git of $500 oo0 was ths nucleus of
the university fund vii on that occssion be
tecorated With golden rose sent to her
through Cardinal Gibbons from the Pops.
Miss Caldwell vii s~ the second woman IN
this cuuntrY 10 receive snch recoEni kion. the
nrsf having been the wife Of cen. Sherman
-ho vas 81 decorated for her seal IN rsis-
fng feiers pence and IN promoting the in
srrsst 81 tae Cath0iic Church IA this cosn-
uy. The custom Of be-t0~i1g the golden
rpse = verv s0cfsne dating osck % the
twelfth csnt3rY certainly. sad p-rbsps "a
sarlY ss The slev-nth. Pope Urban '. sent
II 81 Jssnns 81 NsDiss IN 1895 and = said
- have axrd he annual observance OF The
esrsnony 0f consecrsang ne GIT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

GtAseov. Asy iA-T~sNtF I've tsniiies
e CroN-rs. consisting % fl3 p.rsans. sss-
t>rsesi 81 srerus~sy to-day for Manitoba
They wsrp accompanied - ne vesei ~
frpops ~ friends. precssisd snd beloved ~
pfrers playing dlrr~-.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
Great Reduction Sale |!
AT THE
POPUlARSHOE HOUSE


I'm order TO reduce our
stock we shall sell for
short time, all of our Fine
Ladies' Shoes. which sold
heretofore at $3.50. $500.
$3.50, 5000 and SS.O0 at
the extremely Low Price Of
ONLY $500 A PAIR
Not "A pair of our Fine shoes
will be reserved; all will go
alike. away below manu-
facturers' prices. This sale
includes all our French Kid.
Dongola Kid and Tonka
Kid Shoes. hand sewed and
hand turned. i'm about
twenty different styles and
lasts. including our cele-
brated haDd-sewed Wauk-
enphast---made by the best
manufacturers i'm America
land every pair warranted
All our $3.50 and $500
Shoes reduced To
$500 A PAIR.
Including a very fine line
of Hand Turned Shoes I'm
Dongola. Curiso or Tonka
Kid. These are the Great
est Bargains of the Season.
For gentleman we have
the same surprise i'm stock
and we shall sell during this
month only, All of our Pine
Genuine Hand Sewed Shoes
i'm French Calf, Kangaroo or
Patent Leather at
$500 a Pair.
They sold before at $3.50.
81 and IS. Our stock r.
immense and we can fit any
foot.
Our line Of Hand Sewed
So Shoes is reduced 10 81,
which is a lower price than
genuine Hand Sewed Shoes
can be manufactured for.
Our Two Dollar Dress Shoes
arc equal 10 shoes sold else
where for $500.
No trouble 70 show goods;
satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded.
Popular Shoe House,
46 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
Crops Damaged by Frost.

GALEsBuRs, III, May H.-Great damage
was done growing crops of all kinds here
Saturday night by . severe frost.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

wssEr~arsr. Ny tA-Ths s~cr-tsrv ~
Ne rr-.-urT screpssl tSssl. 80 ~orth u
krnds tosiar
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

n.ker. ss~fs@ sess~~s rs~~usf~- u~-r~.
Is~oe~ ssF tsesT~rsi haed~s8 ts-r.
ssu sns Is~ssb hsk-~s ~ Fess foussn
mrne< szeinst s4cs<sirs Hsurs ssrfsr snS
- r~<~t 80 str-~fs -sts ~sss& .ua ssarers
- ss se 5ssagasf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
A consul win |. Gun Tongue.

WAsaISsroS. May i4-Thomas Tate
runsssll. Of Alabsms. recently appointed
Consul to San Salvador. has been in the
city making srr.ngsments 70 go 70 bis
new post. Before the "ists unpleassntness"
hs vas Consul TO Csdiz. Spain. He was
accused Of coaspiriog against the Govern
msnt and aiding the emissaries of the late
Confsderscy. Hs vss broughsbsck In irons.
the handouts being rivsted around bis
wrists he vas hrst iBcsrcsrstsd in Boston,
aud wss aftsrvsrd or0ughs hsrs aud given
al sgdisncs With Secretary Seward Tun-
stall talks ike = steam engine. and is at
oncs sudsci0us and plausible. he convinced
Ssw1rd hs vas innocent and Was st once
f~iesssd and ssnt South through the lines
to So bis family. he remained ct bis
home some months. q little over bis tine
psrhsps and came back % Nsshiugton 70
se promptly put IN irs no = sscoad tins and
marched OF - the Old Capitol Prison. A
second time his o~p glib tongue got him
0ut. since the war - hss been al insur-
znce sxenk and nov Sscrsisry Bsysrd
again starts him IN The diplomatic service.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
Buy the
CHANGED DAILY.

Buy the
Leonard Rsfrissstors - the best In the
world.
Quick Meal Gasoline stoyss-the best In
the werld.
Keystone Egg Bsstens-ths best in the
world.
New Model Lawn howerr-the best In the
world.
Home Comfort Raages-ths besi In tie
world.
All these and many more are found In
oar House Furnishing Depsrtment--ihird
floor. Call and We will show you Why they
are the best in the world. We have only q
few OF those
Chamber Sets for x2.49
Left. That table of Bargain Dinner 6ets.
Decorated, are taking the people by storm.
Our out door display IL much better than II
has been Tor some time. Blacking Brushes
are found here for l0c, Acme Washing Soap
sc. Brooms iSc, Wbifewssh Brushes l0o
good Hammers i0e. Knife and Fork Baxes
l0c Glassware ~ extremely low prices. Tin
Pals i0c, Whisk Brooms SC, and hundreds
OF other things that are q necessity about
the house.
II. LeOnardS Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
TIE APPLICATION DENIED
xhs ssprsme Csart Refuses Eshs&rins
OF the rsisphsas Case

The s9prsme Court ksfnsss bsneArtnx 8
OF the Tote phone Case
wAsHrssros. May 1.-THE Suprens
Court today dsnisd the application tor 9
hearing Of The telephone case. The apph'
cztioa wss yaaas By The Peoples and Over
land Tslspkone Company. who claim that
Drarbacgh and not Bell wss the hrst In
usntor OF shs telsphone-
Justics Miller. in announcing the decision
Of The Snprsms Court denying the applica
ton of tie Drzvsauxh telephone people
for rshearisg Of the telephons case. ssic
that n0ns OF ths three Justices Who had
coocurrsd IN the opinion Of Chief Justic'
Waite upholdlng tAs validity OF Bells pat
snt. has requested hearing. and that ii VA
. settled rule Of the court not % grant re
hearings anlrss this were done. that th.
application must De denied
When Tie decisioas Of the day had sl
bsss snaouncsd or read today Justice Mile
announced that the court stood adjourned
until the opening Of the Fall term mex
Oct0 Der.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

base hits-flttsDurs, IL BoHtons
Erfors-Pirsburg ,. Boston.
Batteries Henderson ana Fields. Sowders an
O koarka.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

tkelesNNt 70 ttt ftNttsNs-tttNAa-
DETROIT, May 1.-THE last game of the
series was not played today. 1t being de-
cidsd too cold to play by the Phillies.
although the Detroits were ready and all
on thu tiaId
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

Today the clubs change off again for
four days. Boston plays at Chicago, New
York at Pittsburg. Washington at Detroit,
and Philsdel phia at Indianapolis.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19
InsOlvent Notice.

I, E. Mulry, adm. Of the estate of G. Har-
bour, decd, do hereby suggest the Insolvency
Of said estate. All persons having claims
against said estate a:e hereby notified to filethe
same. properly authenticated, with the Clerk OF
the County Court of Hardin county, Tennes-
see, properly authenticated, on or tefore the
goth day Of July. 1888, or they will be forever
barred. March 20, 1883.
Al Z. MULRY. Adm.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19
TO FARMERS.
Letter From Chas. W. Waburg, Jr.,
of the University of Tennessee,
at Knoxville.

Our Agricultural Experiment
Station, established under the
Hatch Bill, will issue three classes
of publications, VIII
l. Annual Reports.
2. Regular quarterly Bulletins.
3. Special Bulletins at regular
intervals.
The Annual Reports will con-
tain the full, regular reports from
the different departments in the
Experiment Station and will prob
ably be a pamphlet, or volume, OF
100 to $50 pages. These reports
will give detailed account of ex.
periments made and the results
obtained, SO far as it will be use.
full to publish them.
The Quarterly Bulletins will
give briefer papers outlining the
work done and the results obtain
ed, in cases where earlier publica
tons are necessary.
The Special Bulletins will bt
used as circumstances may re
quire, to give the farmers of ths
State information which may b.
urgently needed, or which, with
out requiring long experiments
may be worth communicating a
that particular time, or will an
swer numerous inquiries.
These bulletins and reports viii
be issued in uniform style, so tina
they can be bound together; eacl
years publication will make, thus
a respectable volume of, perhaps
from 200 800 pages.
You will see that W,
are required to send all of thes'
bulletins or reports "to such ind
viduals actually engaged in farm
ing as may request same, as far a
the means of the Station will per
nit"
The indications are, that we vii
be able, at first, at least, to sen'
them to all who apply, free o
charge.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19
The Verdict Unanimous.

w D Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testifies: II can recommend Elec-
tric Bitters as the very best remedy.
Every bottle sold has given relief
in every case. One man took six
bottles and was cured of Rheuma-
tism of 10 years standing.s Abram
Hare druggist, Bellville, O., affirms:
''The best selling medicine | have
ever handled in my 20 years. expe-
rience, is Electric Bitters." Thous-
ands of others have added their tes-
tmony. so the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all dis.
eases ofthe liver, kidneys, or blood
Only 90 cents a bottle at Barlow's,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19
Literary Notes.
THE NOVELIST A Novel
Enterprises.


Novel in name, form. purpose and method
is The Not'elest, Alden's new weekly maya
zine Of American fiction. 1t undertakes to
give the worthiest fiction that AMERiC2N
authors can be tempted TO produce. Foreign
authors not admitted. 1t is not sentimental
talk about justice t. American authors, but is
bold, practical action. II is certainly handy
in form, beautiful in dress, excellent in all
mechanical qualities, and low in price; well
suited in all respects to meet the wants OF the
intelligent millions who are capable of apprt-
ciating 1.-THE besl"-t will not stoop to com
pete with the "gutcr-hction" CT the sensa
tional periodicals and libraries. TERMS 81
year, at which rate it will give over a,5oo
pages, equal to from eight TO twelve ordinary
American dollar novels. The stories will
follow successfully, one at time, novel OF
ordinary length thus being completed in
from four to eight weeks. If one story does
not please you will not have long to wait for
the next. For ten-cent subscription (f you
don't wish to enter for all at sly you will re-
ceive the first chapters of every story pub
lished during the year, which you can then
order separately. if you wish. A specimen
COPY of The Novelia will be sent free on re-
quest. Address John B. Alden. Publisher,
80, Pearl ST., New York; P. o. Box I227.
The April number Of Tie Library May
asins, published by John B. Alden, New
York aud Chicago, al the low price of ST. a
year or 10 cents a number, is to hand, This
is one OF the marvelously cheap publications
that this publisher is issuing, and it is one Of
the most valuable Of his very large list. It's
2a3 pages are filled with thoughtful articles
from the best writer's and magazines. 1t is
on the style of the English quarterlies and
American reviews. Following is the table Of
contents: "rhe Constitution of the United
States" by Hon. E. J. Phelps; "'rhe Mann
moth and the Flood. Quarterly Revfeso
"Post-Talmudic Hebrew Literature" Bernard
Pick; "'rhe Higher Education of Women.
, Westminster Rcvie7o; Islam and Christianity
in India" Contemporary Reviesv; "Ralpt
Waldo Emerson" Quarterly Reyies0; "Mr
Ruskin and His Works." Edinburg Re0ie7o ;
"rhe Struggle for Existence" I. II. Huxly
"Our Small Ignorence," CoynAW Maya
zine; Shakespeare or Bacon" Sir Theodore
Martin; March: An Ode" Algernon Charlie.
Swinburne; "rhe Balance of Naval Power il
Europe" Biaekwood's Magazine; "Englist
and American Federalism" {. X. Lowell
"On a Silver Wedding, March 10, 1888,
Lewis Morris; Mystical Pessimism in Rus,
sia." N. Tsakni; "The Extraordinary Condi
ton of Corsica" Charles sumner Maine
"The Christian Element in English Poetry,
NJ. V. B. Knox; "Curiosities Of Chess" Rev
A. Cyril Pearson.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19
Subduing the Sea.

Nashville american.
The American's Associated |
Press dispatches o day or two ago
gave an interesting description of
an invention that seems destined
to be among the most valuable
that the brain of man has ever
conceived. This invention con.
sists In a rocket, invented by
sailor on q German steamship,
which is intended to scatter oil ON
the waves of the sea and quiet
their fury. The tests that have
been made of these oil rockets
are reported as in the highest de-
gree satisfactory, one of them be-
ing fired a distance Of 1000 feet,
and on it's explosion scattering the
fluid contained in it over an area
of 1000 feet, and acting with mar
vellnus celebrity in breaking the
waves.
"Oil on the troubled waters" is,
it would seem, to pass from the
realm of pretty quotation into
| the practical and valuable uses of
everyday life. Very frequently of
late seafaring men have expert
mented with rude appliances in
spreading oil on the sea in a storm
and their reports of the effects
produced have been of the same
nature-that the raging waters
have been Gained as by miracle.
The trouble has been, hitherto,
that no satisfactory plan Of using
the oil, especially against the wind,
has been devised. The rocket sys-
TEN seems to meet and overcome
this obstacle, commencing itself
also on the score of cheapness and
accuracy, and we look for the
speedy adoption of this, or some
other meals to the same end, in
the marine service of all the ma
tons of the world.
Having annihilated space and
distance with the steam engine
and the electric telegraph; having
turned night into day with the
electric light and made it possible
for persons hundreds of miles
apart to converse over the tele
phone, mans genius at length at
tacks that hitherto inyincible ele
ment, the ocean, and in the wOrdl
used thousands of years ago, com
mands, "Peace, be stillw and thu
waves go down. Truly, this is ;
marvellous age; who shall say tina
the end has yet been reachcds
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

The case of L. i. Brooks VS..
State was confirmed by the SUI
! preme Court at Jackson last week.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

The appropriation bill as agreed
upon by the House Committee
make a total appropriation of $780,
472,394. This appropriation is for
the payment of salaries of all Off
Gals of every kind in the employ
of the Government, from the Pres.
ident down.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

The Kentucky State Prohibition
Convention which met at Louis
Vile last Thursday was attended
by over 400 delegates. One reso-
luton adopted by the Convention
was as follows: "That all tax and
license laws making crime source
of revenue should be repealed"
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19
Roscoe Conkling is reported to
be in q fair way to recover.

The Tennessee Press Associa-
ton meets in Memphis to-day.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

The European war-cloud that
hung so low and grew 80 dark,
according to the statements of
some of our exchanges, has, We
presume, entirely vanished. At
least we see nothing said about it
nowadays.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19
Attention. R. r. L.

For sprains, bruises. rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation. swelling. cuts, burns, ETC. in
man and spInt. ringbone, windgall, epizootic.
scratches etc, in horses, Rsuguns Roei Linl-
ment is sure cure. The king of Liniu1ents'
is the universal verdict. Never fails to cuie
any ailment that can be reached BY an esier-
nai medical application soc bottle at Akin's
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

Literature, an Illustrated Weekly Maya
zine Isl year,, has certainly successfully
taken the field as the popular literary Journal
of America. Its great variety of contents,
handy form, and choice Illustrations. make II
exceedingly attractive. Foremost american
authors are among its contributors. Mrs
Susan Wallace, wife of the author Of "Ben
Hur," and quite as charming writer as her
husband, has papers in two current issues or
The Poetry and Music of the Arabs" Fol
specimen copy free, address John B. Al
den, Publisher, 1913 Pearl St, New York; p
o. Box I777.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

Our Agricultural Experiment
Station, established under the
Hatch Bill, will issue three classes
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

The New York Legislature has
adopted a resolution providing for
the submission to the people OF a
prohibition amendment. The Re-
publicans for and the Democrats
against it's adoption.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

Melanchthon, Luther's fellow
laborer in the reformation, died
1928 years ago to-day. He was a
German and a fair scholar and
teacher of his time.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

The Brewers of Chicago are on
a strike and we are promised a
beer famine in consequence. Let
her come.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-04-19

The prohibitionists of Ohio
have secured the passage of a law
by the Legislature closing saloons
in that State on Sunday.