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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

Died
March 81 1888. little Rolow. infant
son Of Fred and Charlotte Homersham,
aged nine months and nine days
Little travellers Zionward
Each shall enter into rest.
10 the kingdom Of their Lord
In the mansions Of the blest
There 10 welcome Jesus waits
Gives the crowns his followers win.
Then lift your heads We golden gates.
Let the little travellers IN,
All our earthly journey past
Every tear and pnin gone by
Here together met al last,
At the portal Of the sky
Each the welcome come awaits
Conqur'ors over deata and sin
Lift your heads We golden Rates
Let the little travellers 10.
srlrr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.
To THE EDITOR Please inform your
readers that have a positive remedy
for the above named disease BY its
timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured / shall
be glad TO send two bottles Of my
remedy FREE TO any Of your readers
who have consumption if they will send
me their express and post Office adj
dress. Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, NJ c.,
18l Pearl st.. New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

MARRIED. by Rey J f. Ziegler, April
a. 1883 at the Methodist parsonage.
Mr.. Jonas M. Shaw of Fennimore. to
Miss jennie NJ. Shaw of Ellenhoro.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

GOOD cord wood taken in exchange
for feed at Pososi FIGURING Mill l3d
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12
STAGE ROUTES.

LANCASTER s. PLATTEVILLE STAGE.
(Daily)
4EAyEs Lancaster at p. ~. and Arrives al
Plattevile at D. M
LEAVES Platteville at a. m and Arrives at Lam
caster AZ IL m. s. r. GREEN Prom
LANCASTER s. sPECHT'S FERRY STAGE.
(Daly)
s-EAyEs Lancaster at a. m. and Arrives at
Potosi at II m
LEAVES Potosi at 2 D. m and Arrives m
Lancaster at 430 p. IN.
HENRY DrEsEE, Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

WILL SELL AT a BARGAIN. Geo.
Hyde offers for sale his house and lot.
workshop and all his household fur
niture al a bargain. Everything goes,
see him at once.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

Booth and Barrett are to be in
Dubuque April 20 th This affords an
opportunity to Lancaster people to hear
the two most famous American actors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

DIED. -March 25, at her home north
OF Lancaster, Hannah r., wife of An
drew A. kitelinger, aged "a years. 5
months and % days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

QUARTERLY MEETING The third
Quarterly Meeting Of the NJ E. Chur.h
OF Lancaster, win be held the 21 st and
p nd of April. Rev. B. E Wheeler will
conduct the services.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12
LANCASTER = BrRroN STAGE

l.EAyEs Lancaster every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at s a. m. and Arrives at Burton al
IL m.
4EAyEs Burton at 40 D. m on same DAYS and
Arrives at Lancaster At 8 80 p m.
s. r. GREEN, Prop
LANCASTER, BEETOWN & BLOOMINGTON
STAGE.
LEAVES Lancaster every Tuesday. Thursdav and
and Saturday at q. IN. ard Arrives at Bloom.
ingtOn at - m.
LEAVES Bloomington at ! p. m. on same DAYS
and Arrives at Lancaster at 6 p. m.
). JOHNSON. Prop
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

ENTERTAINMENT. The Lilliputian
Comedy Company will give an enter
tanment in the building b.low j.
Pendleton's restaurant Saturday after
noon and evening. Admission 10 cts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

Mr.. Steinhofer, having purchased the
interest Of his partner in the firm of
Graham e Steinhofer, furniture dealers
Fennimore, Wis. will collect all ac-
counts and settle the debts Of the firm.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
to the firm are requested to call and
settle. Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12
MAILS CLOSE

once hours from a. m to $3.50 D. m. Money
order Department domestic and foreign open
rom a. m to Z p. m.
CHAs. BURR, Assistant
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

The postoffice at jamestown has been
discontinued
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

BarPOTATOES. Bring your pota.
toes now. l am paying 30 cents a
bushel for good potatoes.
ANTON SCHMITr
". J. Wright is prepared to do all
kinds Of work in the Photograph line
Large work a specially All work
warranted satisfactory. Fennimore, Wis.
DO you carry watch? If you don't
YOU ought TO- John Baldwin has the
finest line Of Watches in Grant county
at bottom prices. 37f
WHO can can beat Jeide's figures on
sewing machines2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12
~ EGGS FOR MATCHING

Light Brahmas, Ply Rocks, r. Coach
ms. Laugshaus, w. G. 3. Polish. Hou-
dams. All pure bred. 81 for IS eggs.
5w4 } o Bartlett. Lancaster, Wis
10 HOUSE BUILDERS. We hay
lot Of new doors and window frames
that were made for party who has
found himself unable TO build They
are frst-class in every particular and
will be sold 80 per cent less than you
would pay elsewhere. Call and see
them. 6tf c. II BAsFoRD & Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12

Send for Burr's catalogue Of cheap
music-sent free
4wf BURR's Cry BOOK STORE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12
.RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF WALLS AT Ian.
CASTER, WIS.,, POST OFFICE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12
NOTICE.

Lancaster, Wis, April !, 1883.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-04-12
SaEIT
HIcAGO & NORTHWESTERN R. R. TIMETABLE

LEAVE.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-01-11
Pamela News.
a Question Asked

Nix. EDITOR Christmas has come and
gone 1887 has been numbered with the
past. The new year, with al its viscissitudeS
is IL the present. What q beautiful link
forms the figure 1883; its attracsiveness can
only be commensurate with the thought
how we should live and when We must
die.
need hot write OF thc times, the pleasure
Of the day, neither give dots Of the P.:nola
festival, for you have done more than JUS
tlce to the occasion. You have told the tale
and done it Well. Your racy pen pains
the picture; we have read and reread your
article, and the moe I've read the prouder
I feel, and congratulate our noble women,
whose efforts did not prove a failure. 10
them We give the praise; go where You will
this earth can produce 40 lorelier women
than IS found at PaEola.
Aside from the panola jubilee, a strong
effort was made to have Christmas tree at
Andrews Chapel. for the Methodist Sunday
School. Al effort proved unavailing. Those
who pretended to lead, who we believe to
be christians, kicked against it. What a
shame! Some men S religions are so shallow
One individual said he could not believe
in such proceedings in tie church Of Christ. :"
What p:ous sophiS;ry. Would no, it be BET
ter that this good brother could bo transiat-
ed rather than to Lave Others stumble over
his folly? I believe every officer Of
the church stands calpe0le il tie sight Of
God who with over-Weaning corfucace fail
to feed the lambs Of Christ And it strikes
me that uothing is to be ga!a e;. Uy the lives
OF such men.
will only o11 ~, . u-o-,. &c 70 +l,a T,,,cl..
Festival for which you write so ttr,.t,.naily
Why was the Rev. Il u. Nahcney Lot Al.
lowed 10 pray? He Vas invited tl.arc for
the purpose. He Was on TIE stand. y tn,
meeting was presided oser by Gen. b. Ii.
Badge, whom know to be a gentielnan OF
too much sense and refinement to oI,er SO
grave an insGit especially to this aged ,air-
lister Of tie gospel. hopo the General WI
explain the matter that the responsibility
nray be charged to the account OF the man
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-01-11
B. S. DNRSs

The coroner and his jury charged
with investigating the Sumter TRACE
dy hare accused Messrs. Hardy and
Bowman, j. r. Keels, and <. Penning
ton of the murder of Trial Justice
Haynsworth. Hardy and Keels have
been arrested and lodged in jail; the
other two who were severely wounded,
are too III to be removed, and are
guarded by special constables. They
S8il be tried at the next term of the
sessions court and judicial investiga-
tien viii determine who are the gull
ty parties and who are blameless in
the sad affair.
notwithstanding the enraged senti-
ment against the horrible ending of
this personal quarrel, justice demands
that the accused receive fair and
impartial trial; and till then, their
case should rest from further agitation.
No one can wish to convict any one of
them unless he is guilty. Then the
public feeling should be toned down
from It's Tenzied pitch to view impas-
ionately and unprejudicially the
whole matter. After what has been
said the State press might well hold
of fora season.
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WEDNESDAY JAN. Il 1888
THE TIMES IN OTHER HANDS.

THE TnEs, its goodwill, subscrip-
ions, and advertisements have been
sold to Prof. S. 4. Nettles, who viii
take charge of the paper this morning.
The generous patronage have en-
joyed is most warmly appreciated and
viii be happily remembered. I have
endeayored to publish a paper worthy
Of the respect and support of the peo-
ple,- and how far I have failed is left
with the kind friends of the TINES;
but there is this satisfaction-ny ef-
forts have met with encouragement
and sympathy, and a hearty support,
for which / am indeed grateful.
The only reason for Withdrawing
ffren the Tn1Es is to give my whole at
tention to the practice of law.
Prof. Nettles has my best wishes
for success and my friends are conjur-
ed to give him the support they have
so generously extended to me.
B. S. DNRSs-
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Like one of Raphaers pictured dreams
Where blended all in one radient fac
The woman's warmth, the Angels grace.
Miss Annie Brailsford's Margaret
Moore, was Margaret herself. The
martyrdom of the heroic "Maid OF
Orleans" was wildly and touchingly
portrayed by Miss Nora Brailsford in
a posture of sweet resignation that
was perfectly angelic. Space does
not permit reference to all the Ia
bleaux; suffice to say that they were
all success in the superlatiye degree.
To the galaxy Of beauty that furnish
ed the pleasures of this Glove of an
eve" Argonant can pay no higher tn
butte of thanks than to adopt the
idiom of one whose parting smile still
gilds the gloom OF her absence, and
exclaim, but alas! not with that nairete,
sOh, thanks, awfullJ!''
ARGoNAUT.
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I g g 8.
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It is emphatically an independent news
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tegrity, honest govern ment and prosper
Gus industry, and it knows no party or
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The NEws Or THE WoRLD-The TINES has
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fer gathering news from al quarters Of
the Globe, in addition to that OF the Asso-
ciateC, Press, nov covering the whole world
in its scope, making it the perfection ofa
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Ell 10 occIpy the smallest space.
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ty organs will perform their duties as par
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growing intelligence and independence Of
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SUNDAY EDrloS-i5 pages-Eanlsomely
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OFFICE AUDITOR CLAEESDoS COUNTY.
MANNING, S. c., Nov. 80, 1887.

DETURNS OF personal PROPERTY
u and Polls for the fiscal year 7-Swiil
be req iyed tthe following times and places:
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TIE CITY YoFTHE SAND HILLS.
FULTON. S, c., January 8, 1855.
-Tuo Gentlemen of Verona

Say, That upon the citar of their beauty
3 You sacrifice your tears, your sighs, your
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-01-11

CHESTNUT !aNo EIGETu STREETS,
Philadelphia, Pc.
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ii the Auditors Office in Manning from
22@2th January 10 Goth February inclusive.
Sc careful il sending returns by mail to
give hrs: full name OF taxpayer and the
township the property IS n.
D.N>L IL. BRADEAlI,
Auditor Clarendon County.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-01-11

heart.
-Iuo Gentlemen of Verona.
On Friday last Miss Lula Shannon,
of Camden, and a bevy of young Ia
dies the guests of Miss Nora Brails-
ford, were inspired with the happy
idea Of enlivening the calm that has
followed astorn of holiday festivities
by giving q tableaux entertainment
Accordingly on Saturday evening,
Captain A. N. Brailsford's spacious
and elegant drawing-rooms were fill
ed by 2 large audience, delightfully."-
entertained. Embosomea in an al
cove was a real 6Yeu of a stage, deck
ed and garlanded with flowers and en-
tertwined in harmonious beauty, the
architect of the hands of these fair
goddesses The following is the
REPERTOIRE:
Isanyson's Dream Of Far Woman.
Helen of Troy-Aliss Leise Brailsford
iphigenis-Miss Lula Shannon.
Jepsha's Daugbter--Niss Emma Cantey.
2S3 Observation-Disclosures = LII LII NdIOSN.
Eleanor-Miss Lula Shannon.
Margaret Meore-Miss Annie Brailsford.
Cleopatra-Miss Sallie Gibson.
Joan of Arc-Miss Nora Brailsford.
Eleanor and Edward-Miss Tin Tin Cantey
and Master Henry Richardson.
MUSIC.
Convent Scene Taking the Veil.
King Cophetua-Mr. e. 5. Richardson.
Confidence-Miss Leise Brailsford.
7Jealausy-Niss Nora Brailsford.
Spirit MotheF-SIisssL Leise Brailsford
Jael and Sisera-Miss I'm FSaa-cc -cccqtey- ESD
MI. J. Manning Welch.
Three Bad Boys-Masters L. Brailsford, D.
and II. Richardson.
\ '.Hard Times"-The Troupe.
MUSIC.
Every character in the Tableaux,
except the young man who parts his
hair in the middle and writes his
second name in full, performed their
parts with such exquisite blending of
talent, grace, and beauty, that it is al
most impossible to say who excelled.
The pathetic attitudes appealed to the
heart, while those more strikingiy
spectacular won the homage of the
: eye.
3 Miss Leise Brailsford's personifca-
5ion of the beautiful but unhappy he
roine of Troy's war was very pretty
and won generous applause. Miss
Shannon, as Agamenon's inundated
daughter, was, as in everything else,
superb. :.
Arrayed in the heavenly garniture of
an Angel, Mis- Emma Canty's rendi-
tion of Jeptha,s daughter wassublme
and evoked encore after encore.
Miss Tin Tin Csntey was indeed a
( very 'iiair" Rosamond,-that is ssfair r.
two Tins-if she will pardon my fee
blejeu demots, and Miss Shaanon's
Eleaaor shared the peans of praise
Gemmed with sparkling jewels, who
can depictAIiss Gibson's artistic pose
as Egypt's star-eyed queen? Luxuri-
ating in ethereal sleStas in resplendent
palaces, refreshed by the costly vint-
age of pearls or gliding down tie icy
Cydnus in gorgeous and voluptuous
sHlendor, Cleopatra ne'er equalled
Hiss Gibson's impersonation Of her.
Describe her? "Were my pen quill
from the pinion of the loftiest serapL
that burnsi in cleaning glory dipped
In refulgent rays of the rainbow's
fountain, 'twoald be impossible
She ceops
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

After ysa nsss bsYzainci for one or nor,
io,s. shonld yor, thrpnsh sictpess or accident,
bsess1e pressed for money. Jon hare oaiv Ia
present .oar checks NJ the bsas ard they viii
ss eashed on toe sss; for their tall fsee sa.us.
You sse. therefore. By the option Aai pr vi.
ie=es We ofss, insure5 ssssrst aecidsat- You
are yeu1 treasurer Ard nsnkzr, aad 1t she same
tine an evrss OF yalasbc property.
ehsaid yo1 1t aay tine. hewsyer, rr sen.
tie rheeks .. bank for psym-Et fheF viii Be
EnrsdsaisiF honsssS sui forr1rasd 10 as an d
Gu hereby snnal al ishts Of pnrehsss Il tins
O. q and
Va ener q so.sen opportunity and sdvis.
You 70 hay aow. Dsat vail ios tire snd reg
ltssass 70 ssorG ypa the opportunity ~ - yf "a
seuii have bc0Ehs ssea aad ssch : los fe.
Ez1oibs sg9 fof 50 H2cc aud no~ l. is xosfh 10
loa1h.
Mae year income. 10 mater how sruaM. ssya
ne nz. set your cnrnsr s;cns b.fore tie
bolSs and brsas frols he alvsaea
Tfsnscl nt.neaisi fsilros1s ars he Alag FOR
sestss..
Msnus>etnring 10 aouFisaing and grsxsng
with hssffsy sresth.
oener-a esaalss &c 10 IL sssse e. sahGsrtiai
Progression.
The daily Pspsrs are filsd With scsoasss Of
new eatespfise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

Seattle Is tbs center Of supply TO fouf Aish
q the fuset soo5d districts
British coiaab'z and Aissks iook 20 her "
'sFgs Isopo-sson OF their general msgchanr
siiae, laschinsry ann suppiies
Tbs wholesale houses OF Nes Yors, Phfis-
cepbt-, Bsstfs. Chietgo and saH frspetSes
feeog nizs sesstis - the sorts Pacific nzS-
ssd are hshtns toota and nAl for hse 80
ypn2fe.
kverY week kera'ds he estabissmsps u
~ Agony 10 our nli1st To- tie SAFE os1ihssu-
crctioa ef heir s8rss.
Caols esrs eoanse,isg both sacss of the efsS
With rnsny ssasr irapoftsri sntezp. ises srs eas
. qus.tiar q a few vcsks
fos tA-ss rsaso7s ard fksusssds c. than
isst are sifh'n re7dg esii, re sag hay.
AZ yso IRE ~ xssniBst1o Territory for toes
h+siih. mske IL psvassbls visit. Ii you sra
her. ioF tascs sssat. buy while prices are iss
ssch erpr,ssisrs a. Il eay psopsry "a H.
eastern states eh-aSe- than I can cut Asse.
don arss Interest IN IL o monty ~ r.Ae d.
benefits o. an Advance
We Can eli g. yo1 now sen per g. a. shsspe
tna7 ws eAl slriE days from tnis asss
Spring sDi sssashias sili have the same ~
fsss co real eslste pixies a. it sis ave "a
d3aefs Il wlil bring ham az.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05

Oar enssfpfisins and sometimes We
rscious contemporary. the Cbehsiis
Hssgss. briefly discusses the tarlis
question 10 IN edisosisi With ths prs,sa-
worthy oaption. "Sasak the Truth"
That the intentions Of tho 1sggsf we're
coed 10 indicated b. the lseenB which
vas selected a. The ts1s OF toe editorial.
Like tie chisf Of iss party. Grover
Cleveland. however. IL has not sailioiert
moral strength 20 stand By lie excslleot
professions. and ~hIie apparently tn
dsasesirs 10 speak the truth |, siaugh-
tiers tee truth without mercy.
As has besa said, il 10 10 regard to
the tssia slutae Sssss, enisasors to
speak the truth md iasis to do 30. Fer
instaner. 10 ssys, "In Esss Of the man
ufsctnred articles sAsrc tss ecasoeiy
bern a esss OF ssrla reduction s!see she
var" !, may be that the Nsg9sf Is
honest In making shla siattment, bot.
u u y. the assertion can only 10 sxeas-
cd en- the plea o. ienorsnas. As a mat
Ter Of fsct there have lieu repeaisa re
ductions ard rsvlsioHs % the tarsts
since ths Gloss Of tie ~ar, ans. II thar
10 single manufactured srsisie apon
which tbs tsria has uas bees reduced
one OF mofs tSsa euce. IL is because
thai ss.icie is 80 upisng artanl as ta have
escaped the attention Of the tarif re-
wlsers.
II ls M, dsss ssl; % she's by offieiai
flsuvss hov ahzara ID she sigsement Of
the ysessf. Witch se mid ~ rese care.
fai 10 spsak the ;fath. Ia issb. xhseh
may BE regarded - tss elosing year OF
the ear pssios. TIE imperis ~ Il srchan-
disc into the unltesf States aggregated
eAss .&7o ese. TEE ta,sss ecllssssa
amounted 10 $iss,ose 6ss. In iss6 lhs
vAloe % sse sstehAnd.ss 4sat cert, d
ameGeses % faa. s.s ssS tie aa,y 90
shish ass eaatst 80 sIs99@ogs. That
10 90 sas. xesie tie emeeut of 1upett-
IN lseG exceeded sy ssozs 6fty psr ssas.
she Am anei 10 isC6, The detlss ealisessa
IN the foxnsr yeas exceeded taoss eel
lscssd IN she lssses ~ eeiy aesst ssvsn
pr cert ihe diGsFsuan seisesn tie
ns,y yer esct. srsssase IN inssrts ard
the SEVEN res cent. iaesssse 3 csssoss
indiesiea The sstsns - .hleh the ssrse
has teen rS.sucrA since ses el~as 81 The
var pertes. The ssasa tsllses q tie Sss-
80 10 TIE eoatsArY Observation-Disclosures.
Bat ere A~ees 10 nsi eestsns viii
ose p2lpahly SssaTd ssA;smsnL II s@ss
further and sAss The sH.ss 81 later
kss sontsnaSllr asSEvssst ssNce lie
elosr cs,hs ear en,sl ssss nos Aussi
oar epeFsnves are pAie iislls eSisss shsn
shoss 81 Easese-s Tes ssAssraeEt = 20
chsia.sssy as4asd that u 10 iUseesseis
TO believe thAs sae S@se~s .ateEcs1
that 10 sseasd be tsksn s-xsessis. TIE
price es lsncr in sss Ccsis3 States -
sxisssvssy naaa hlSsss goaaY tAan n
vas a. ans iiaas essssg the car ssrsOS.
IL h tee ,hss tie wAss wsssss in isss
ax isss uemvx4 More "a dalssxs AEd
s<nss fss eis wsxA's wsss has he usse
uerks - 80 ksrsmas aA,. IL saxsld
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-05


The delegation ssiecssd 10 represent
Washinasoa IN the RspabIicsn ns;'essi
sssvspsion nsy fairly be said 10 be
representative of the party. Is cannes
b oiafned ths. any clemens ef The
passy hss bseu ayss!ooksd 10 iss maize
%. nor has any ops eIeaaens besn made
us1sis prominent. Is is simply rep
ssssstsatss dsisssssoo 70 Which no
ssssonsbis exception can b satsn.
30 fss ~ presidential preferences are
ooueessed. oil Of the dslssssion sxseIt
Ms. Cavsnansh vsii prSbsbly b favor
abls 70 tbs nsnissstsn OF BIains II
thsss IL reasonable eso7nd fos hope
thst be oil pssmi, the uss % bis name
. . sso5idste. DR.. Minor 10 90 IN
sompsonisins Blaine nsD, and bis vote
gill b. cast fer Toe Maine statesman 90
che Grss ballet Ia any event The pref
sssssszsf Msssss. Thongs o, White and
Watson arc slss s!fonsiy for Blaine,
sud NJ. HYDE. although uasoUnit,sd,
h Supposed 70 issn In the same tiFse-
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