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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-02

The Chicago Park Times is the title to q
newspaper published at Colfax, Placer
county, as the official organ of the Chicago
Park Colony, which is pleasantly located
midway between Colfax and Grass Valley
on the Narrow Gauge Railroad Arthur
B. Tebbets is its editor and proprietor The
paper is an eight-page quartz, and will be
issued weekly on Saturdays.
The San Francisco Chronicle yesterday
issued fine paper as its holiday number,
consisting of thirty-two well filled pages.
1t gave full statement of the resources,
etc of zach county in the State, and; II ad-
iJining States and Territories; a statistical
statement of the commerce of San Fran
cisco; an elaborate article upon the rail-
roads, buildings and large number OF IL
Illustrations, together with a large amour
Of literary matter appropriate TO the season,
&c
The Stockton MGH publishes in lis an
nual holiday issue statistical matter con-
corning tie resources Of Fresno MERGED,
Stanisaus and San Joaquin counties,
and much other matter Of interest.
The Alta published yesterday a sixteen.
page paper as its New Years number. 1t
contained State review. valuable article
upon railroad building, California vintage,
shIp-buildiDg, the States commerce, ma
rine disasters, canning industry, resources
Of counties and States, etc.
4 beautifully illustrated eight-page sup
plement of Frank Lcsiie's Weekly for Christ
mas is devoted TO California and southern
Oregon. showing citrus a0d other fruits
VINEYARDS, farm scenes, etc. II is issued in
connection with the occasion of the COM
pletiou of the California and Oregon Rail-
roai, and four pages ara devoted to an
exposition OF the Importance ard results to
flow from the influence OF this road, and
concerning the Country tributary to it,
The illustrations are from photographs and
finely executed. l. VIII be read with inter
est, aid exercise strong attractive intiu.
ence on the East, because Of is correct
reproduction OF D1ture.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-02

specific value, or that with such profit to
the county and the city can be circulated
abroad.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-02

4 Paris letter corroborates the previous
reports concerning Blaine's health, and that
socially he has been success in Paris.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-02

A SORE throat is soon relieved by DR..
Jayne's Expectorant, an old remedy for
bronchial and pulmonary disorders.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-02

Mech CEN plant IS being InaGs against
careless rife sheciing in she vicinity oi
Gait. Many ysaag nisnrods are in the
babit OF Shooting prollisceusiy their rifles,
never thinking sEnt the ballet carries q
mile. Valuable horses ard cattle have
been shos through such carelessness in The
past, and human lives are in danger,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-02
SACRAMENTO
NTY BONDS.
SACRAMENTO, December 2s, 1887


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, ]. L.
~ EUNlO0N, Treasurer of Sacramento
County, State of California, will receive bids at
my office from DECEMBER 80, 1887, at II M, to
JANUARY %, 1888, at u NJ, for the sale of
eighty four (Si) Sacramento County Bonds of
the denomination of one thousand dollars
$1,000 each.
Said bonds to run twenty years from the LIST
day of February, 1883, and to bear interest at
the rate OF -four per cent. per annum, interest
payable semi-annually at the County Treas
urer Office, in the city of Sacramento. No bids
will be received for less than par value. The
Board Of Supervisors reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Board of Supervisors, made
the 23d day of December, 1887.
J. L. HUNTOON,
County Treasurer of Sacramento County, Cal
Sc Notice is hereby given that I, j. L.
HUHTOON, Treasurer of Sacramento County,
Cal, viii on the list day of FEBRUARY, 1888,
redeem Nos. from l to ISL, inclusive, Sacra-
meuto County Bonds, issued in the year 1859.
J. L. HUNTOON,
Treasurer of Sacramento County, Cal.
Sacramento, December %, 1887 dSO-2p
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-02
: 90. ii4' assdi'illi.lsfA'i'iil
IN CASE
: OF
3 ACCIDENTS.
GsNGRENE OR PROUD FLESH
Never appear where the Fluid is used
cLEAN sEs AND HEALS

CLEH NSES AND HEALS
Obstinate Ulcers, Boiis. CarbunceS,
ErysipelaS aud Running sores of
every kind. 1t destroys the dis
agreeable effluyia arising from Can
GERS. Assesses. Ulcers and every
kind o prurient discharge.
81 have used parby's Prophylactic Fluid in
hospital ami private practice for ten years ard
know Of nothing better for sloughinP confused
and lacersted wounds. foul and indolent ulce rs
and as disin' ectant. -. f. HECSrIS, Pr lessor
Mobile Medical College. ly-MWS&wJy
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-02
DARBY
PROPHYLkCTICFLUlD

1t never fails to re
lieve the paia OF
Burns. Scaids, Bruises
of Wounds of any
kind. Prevents in
fiammation and sup
puration. and rapidly
heals, leaving ne scar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
WASHINGTON PARK CLUB.
Number Of Entries for the Several Stakes
OF 1889 and 1890.

Number OF Entries for the Several Stakes
OF 1889 and 1890.
The Washington Park Club Chicago, en-
tries 10 stakes closed October Is, 1855, and
number SO For the Drexel stakes at tho
meeting Of 1899 are forty-nine entries; the
race IS Tor two year-olds, one mile, entry
Zee 800. The race Is sweepstakes, with
loo added by the association. the second
horse to receive 500 and the third 500 out
OF the stakes.
Ia the two year-Old race for the Kenwood
stakes, 1859 so entry, eighty-one colts are
named The race is a fiye-furlong sweep
stakes, with $1,000 added for the first horse
the second 10 receive 500 and the third 800
out Of the stakes.
The Lakeside stakes, 1889. for FLIES .
years old. $50 entry, ) furlongs, has IS en-
tries. The race Is sweepstakes, with
$1,000 added. the second TO take 500 and the
third 500 out Of the stakes.
For the American Derby, 1890, a Sweep
stakes for 3year-olds. the entries are 124,
the entry-fee $40. The race is II miles,
with 1900 added, the second to take s. 900.
and the third $500 out Of the stakes. The
race VIII oe run on the Hrst day of the meet
ing.
In the Englewood stakes, 1890, a sweep
stakes for nilies three years Old, entry 500
each, distance one mile, eighty-six entries
Winner takes the stakes and 81. 900, the sec
ond horse gets 500 and the third 500 out
of the stakes.
For the Sheridan stakes 1890, 101 three
year-olds arc named. The race is a sweep
stakes, IL miles, entry 800; sweepstakes
with 1900 the second horse TO receive $50
and the third 800 out of the stakes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

The following lines. penned bv Robert
Scnumann nifty years ago, afford a glimpse
OF what be suffered " For tbs Last fort
night ! have oot had farthing. I owe
Week twenty thsiers and Lube thirty. and
really live Ike dog. You say bad better
borrow oue hundred th2lers Of somebody.
but who - 70 lend them 10 uei / hardly
ksos~ = soul. and those do know have got
a. llLiI- - have / should Ike N have nv
hair cut, A. It Is a yard long. b1t haven't a
copper "a do u with For the last fortnight
] have been Obliged 70 wear white ne-ckties
a. u'F ols,k one - simply In rag>. and the
white orr N11 os Al An end tO-marross. so
snail have 20 oe td-f<shioned ana do with
out soght 20 send several letters TO
Heidelberg, bDt have no money Tor the
postage What <1ll The world think OF met
NV piano - horribly oat OF f1ne. but I can
nos scnd for tbe tuaer. etc. have not even
enough 70 buy pist0l 70 shoot u ysef Tat
- The state ! All "a So do not take 4 snniss
y n des pairing moment run right away.
either 70 America oT ~ nv uncte a. Tvvar.
where cnOiers mor5us is list now raging.
which nigh; soos p@t an end % the life and
esreeF ~ HT exstchcd self"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
FIVE SNAKE STORIES.

A farmer at Ashton. Miss. recently ran
across Eve foot gopher snake which was
pure white Ia color.
A horned snake eighteen inches long.
with 4 horn one and quarter inches, was
killed In lockwood, Tenn.
Mr. necline. Of Pittsburg. caught,
vhils fishing az Atlantic City the other
day. snake Of very curious shape.
strongly resembling the tabled jabber-
week He will preserve it In alcohol for
the cCrious Of future generations.
Mr Jordan. the section boss. and his
hands, vhile cutting the bushes from the
right Of way near Ocoree. Ga. killed
sixty seven mOccaSins. Mr. Jordan struck
At tho sixty eighth and cut OF bis tail. re-
marking that Il was not good day for
SNAKES.
Mrs. " 3 Sh1ltis. II Rondout. y. Y.
while picking some berries recently. heard
her httls dog, which had followed her.
yslp and bark piteously. Rushing 30 the
spot, Mrs. Shuts was horrtfed TO hnd
largo black snake wound tightly around
The dogs body With great difficulty
Mrs. Saultis killed ths reptile. but the
hts4e dog remained prostrste With fear
Tor several hours. The afternoon Of the
sa0ls day Mrs. Shultis Killed another
sna-<s Of the same varisty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

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szzs taa . 2tsr tAs -z2s - -.
The assA q f1ssA asa sags1id Be sru.
ths gills szs1-4 - Il - Fse AL rAs s.-2-es
s-4ssFy
l. naAkinz mustard plaster FOR pa
tent ~itA 14-11sts AZ 2ss w11ts u
sgx i1sss~a - -<sr.
Wssh zArr,rs II -sr1 s1ds then c1ss
18th . nsiag rrosa a y zsl1z o4g .-ld pol
AL ~ifA e-A1<a0ts szfn-
Hard soap l4sts much logger Il drisd fsr
sassral seezs before llsi1g II. Il - $50
isss hlEsf1l - E1s sxln-
Rub yoar amp eAiE1leys after washing
wirh a.. salt Asc Fou NiLl b surprised
a. ths asS orll4l4ncs q y0,1r lights
B1ooms d5pped TOR fsN 2nates IL
boiling szds o1ce . ~eek siI las. 4ueh
longer than taey ctaer~ lse aealA
t. prevent the sI4-I of caboa,ss perms-
afinx TIE aouss ~niis b0.li1g place "a
tie stove = disa containing vinegar
la caeunber Is cut lato strips and The
pisces pas into P--ees Nhers ants are
f9ans. lt ~1l surely drive them away
Ia boiling neat Tor soup use cold water
b sktraet tbs juices. but IL The meat IS
wanted for itself alone. pat into boiling
water.
80 remove paint from silk goods satu-
rate the goods slth eq-Al parts ~ Iurpen-
tine Aad ammonia. then wash Ia soap
suts 4nd let dry between blotJing paper
under . heavy ~essh
A phvsician Ia The American Magazine.
Illustrating he evil custom or taking 10
IA invalid abont his PANS. says that once
hs requested mother 20 marx q stroke
uDon q paper e4ed time that she asked 4
slck daughter how she was The next
day. % hssr sstonishuent. she made 100
strokes A tnfes months visit away from
h0ms wss prescribed
Taraarind whey IS much relished by
chronic iayalias who have grown tired of
the sts--,l lyE~d beverages. Boil a pint
Of ne~ milk aud. as 10 boils, stir in two
t25lesp0onfuls OF tamArints, after IL
breaks by that Is meant Gurus and whey
separacingf strain and add rock candy
enough - sWsetsn slightly. This is a
laxative drink and should be avoided IN
certain conditions
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

GAsen hse p~e- ir~nsfcrr-d 70 toe Chiss
- STABLES Ne - - spierdid coad eson.
er srsr -~ins 1srt him ap 70 ne mark
pcith v'@-s - sEs.-ssl rso- Al N&shvflle
n BE sg-c1T FSouE-fer 1922 - any thing 2
AXE ~ 80 ye>< 90. fOrsa. tsrer rich prizes.
ase ResiszafSs- Stars - CcDey Island. he
t,nertc@n Es>rby - the Orsni1us stakes
a. boss Brsnca 49, "a ais mercy TIE a.
greEste vzfe@ - th~s@ three states e
- 10 Spo<e1-. ~ Noassss colt i lsxsIs
- losn ttc Chsas9s st@ose> >r. loug Nezo-
tisiious az aov pes1inE for hss transfer
Spokane hsS escrvn tremendous fsress q
Specs AZ t3nes Jtnmi~ Acfaozalfa. w5o
- r. rde n chicago rerre~r1tsEves aext
seserr. wia reueiye - Der cent ~ tbe
stasie winnings IN s3sssoz g. hss ssiarv
af S32aG f&st yeAT t5s stable eAru-ss
sss1 Ezuscrs hes6~i the list --tk
s117s Ilese Nt7cs - -op--5 vi.t 81 s4s.
NsceesA. s7l.AE. Tara Co~a &C ~.
Hsnere~e. - 80 snss L<-z Ma g. II Tse
GhicsEa stao.e W. psss sAs WINTER "a
NsSaVlse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
GENERAL SPORTS.

Abraham, the veteran steepNechaser, died
OF Old age at Clifton the other day.
Jim Sullivan has designed badge for the
"Bufaloes" II has "a great bag head a
most appropriate emblem
Jim Collins, Of Edgerton, Wis, :. anxious
to run Loo Myers races at 800 800 and 40
yards for from 500 to 81 900 side.
Joe INITIAL, the phenomenal amateur
swimming champion Of England has def,
niteiy decided 70 become professional
Greek George, the Illinois wrestler. has
challenged Tom Connors, Of Pittsburgh. for
= match at Greco Roman or cabch-as- catch
can for $25o side.
Joe McAulifTe has offered 20 fight Kilrain.
or any other man, London or Queensberry
rules for $500 a side. after his engagement
In December with Peter jackson, the Aus
tralian.
Mr.. A CooPer's brown colt Bismarck.
which was the fsvorite and ran third in the
Camoridgeshire races, is probably coming 10
America and VIII most likely change hands
for lxrge sum
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Alma Taierna the great English artist.
Is 10 be knishted
President Garnet of France has become
al authority on masculine authority.
Mrs Davis. wife Of the Minnesota sena-
tor owns the fnest collection OF rubies in
this country
The crown prince Of Greece dislikes pub.
lieity. and often travels ia third class rail
way coaches
Rev Charles Spurgeon has Just pub
Ashed a book entitled The Check Book
Of tbe Bank Of Faith
Mrs. Booth, wife OF the head Of the Sal
vaticn Army, is 10 make her appearance in
hterstnre with a volume OF "reminiscences.
George Hugo, grandson OF the poet, is
handsore. brown eyed young man. rather
FAST and foad Of frting with American
girls
The duke Of Confucius. Hneal descend
ant II China's greatest sage. is about
twenty and ons OF the greatest personages
in Pekin-
Gvn. Francis A Walker has been en-
gagged By the city OF Boston 10 deliver
eulogy Of Gen. Sheridan The interesting
event Is set for late IN December.
Prince Albert Victor IL extremely Eng
hsh In all his tastes. WAYS and talk. and
objects 70 talking in any foreign language
when Is Is not absolutely necessary.
Ras Alula. the Abyssinian general, is a
striking looking man. about FIVE feet nine
inches in height. extremely muscular.
magnificent hOrsenan and fine shot.
Miss Ornerod, the entomologist, esti.
mates the inroads Of insects this year
upon The crops 10 be SO serious that they
have caused deficiency Of At least S3 per
cent.
A San Francisco writer says that when
Gen. Grant was in japan. Prince Kung.
tho prcraiSr. endcavorfng TO compliment
him by assuring him that he WAS born TO
TO command. said. Sire. brave general,
you vos made to ORDER"
Prince Bismarck recently gave fete to
his servants aud tenants at Friedrichs-
ruhe 70 celebrate tho Dispatch 70 Berlin of
5000 telegraph potes cut In his forests.
Bismarck has supplied Germany with
100. eco telegraph poles during the last
ten years
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

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Re oossaaFtsee n41 that cofrzlljsss 5us were
rssa y css-Lsla pSI1los Tor oresrs and t..st
A. NJ NLntziEl UVal8 s2y orders Sers
prsssad oa Psrsozs wao h&d II possi1ls -
far zaythlag e the serL A.. aer ex nel.e1s
whoa wzs pr4eflcsl s-s 4 take out re
arnos.ut q re orler Ia oz1sF thin..s-au or
Or fog = hack mourning SIT d baby
.,lorhss. f5r Instance ne cozaullttes reees.l-
useu1es IRE payment * claims 4 the amount
q soaseEaiag ever $50. ooo, designating Ger
tsia claslfls. w-icA are c.azTly fer legltlr,a1s
and Necessary expensas. ~ be paid ~ f1l
and aaslarlng that To- Fest be syil,d among
tie GEereat claimants a. sA.aQ sessa Froper
As u the resi- ins tie clAlrlzuts saoaId pro
e-ssd a,-zics- Lis majesty s~tate. waich. ac-
eor,iing u the showing befort tie conluittae.
ss-anls clolriy liable ior tie sA40una-HonO-
Iala GazettA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
To The MERCHANTS.

The territory recently acquired by the
American Express Company, the Chicago.
Milwaukee & 81. Paul system, gives this
company Offices iu the following prominent
Western and North Western cities.
Aberdeen and Sioux Falls, Dakota.
Yankton. Dakota.
Rockford and Rock Island Illinois.
Cedar Rapids and Clinton, Iowa.
Council Bluffs and Davenport Iows.
Dubuque and McGregor Iowa.
Ottumua and Sioux City, Iowa.
Fariboult and Minneapolis. Minn.
Red1ipg and ST. Paul. MINI.
Chiliicothe. No, and Omaha, Neb.
Belot and Janesyille, Wis.
Madison and Milwaukee, Wis.
Prairie du CHEN, Wis.
The company has offices also at almost
every point in this territory that are not of
as much Importance as those named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

srrrsIos-In ths mstfsr~f The opening
AM sxleo.ion cf tirsf 81. On trial.
FoLfrE Ccusr-- Wm. BIS CHAM. drunk
committed &. days Joan Doe. drunk
paid $50 Geo koss drunk. comm tied
~ DAYS Hsfis Gordon. disordere. al
journsd 70 November l3 ~ q n. Jennie
Percy disor4erly. 6ned SO aud costs. or
81 dsys in isil. committed II 4. John
sor. ssssuit snt battery. sdl0urnei until
Ncvem5sr "a ~ a IN. John Rxucks. ss-
ssut and osttsrr Charles olisrr
vislation Stsfs houcr avs al
joorhsd 20 November - 80 N Michael
Woois saloon oEru after hours George
% Uun0sil. saloon cuen ca sunday. sni
George sower Ionu open sfter hours. a.
vafa uoi.s urss.ed ~ n Lswis. larceng.
d dscharxrf ~ "a. iewis. lsrcenT. com
sittei ~ ne elsnty ail flr - dsys "
: kraess. ts>allt win sifemnt 60 crnrit
rsBr. ssffurnef - November -. f8 a m.
q hendricss isrcenF s1iaurBed 20 No
~. arr fS iQs n
Crsi -Ir-Frs Bird - Patrick Bird.
i1tgusrs f7r aeiendsnt for costs James
Rirh - ssrects f sosT continued.
Erlsis Harris " al1ert Smiia, 4inints-
frs'rr cf Jefn Saith en- f-aa
90 call--S 81 81 81 g. a
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
THINGS wok1n KNOWING.

leaves ard dead branches return 20 the
scn The same substance tia trees take
swsy
To hep cut f0wsrs. put = little salt 10
the vsrer. Put Ia the cellar at night and
change the water az anes.
Cream should have uniform consist
eccy a. vel ss being II uniform rfpeness
when it goes % the ebuTn.
Alsike clover besrs its -eed n The hsv
rrop, aad taeTe is 10 second growth. ss7ch
A. il seen on red clover TIE seed q alsiss
Is often vert , nearly ss rD,sch as ths bar.
- it psTs better 20 let it set nearly ripe
before cutting
Ia curs rcar blight Vick recommends
cutting svsY al ght rsrrs and burning
taeEa. then Eettiaz Farra+ of sal1 and
scattering x as Far 20 the rocts extend.
say ~iVbE or ten fs~2 a least ere-kaif
aalf ceek 90 tie trea
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
THE WORLD Of Sport
fhs >s- f.rs T.est CIab sssla Aeeskt
nsx .s CA@llsaxss fsr tes A a-sxt<.
G4R -shtaEseo Para
Efak E4xFaSs

y = ~ft1ia th= p5ss Erfztlas tast t1e ysrns
Taste m4y r@cs z1s~ rer he Amerses
cup asxt sosss1. Z - 9ther tosessE e9~ek
s5eps q 2nr4a Il Esr watl . cA---euge.
sBo<a tbe Ell @na pes seals Il glis b@r
cat : asfe4lad ooas@sszut fox to yesrs. uo-
less = eoltest MA scL11 cL.aer gk ssol later
VsEes. szsd 1peFtE tcns1eBs y ssu, of tns
New Y era H@c1t Ciu5 - aef<l reporter,
-pgl TIE ace1 49, provides tLat tl7 eau
cazlsep glag foT he cUp sLad tie cab noldh0s
Il nay. - nut9Al consent, make any -
rangenieut suitable " bSLn as fa the dstss.
course Elaloer II lfis.s rules &nd s4llng
regulations. agd suy and a. es1er ool14-
Ilons u the nz-eh"
- Tnea . challenge frOIn TIE Tutstle might
be aceepLsdf
very possibly fhe Sew York Yacht
Club AZ us fsli meeting proclaimed - Tbs
word ~ willingness % arrange a match
villa any qu4l1sed fore "a club, TIE race %
oe s4iled un0es the conditions ia the ca
deed u gil1, Dut requiring tne winner -
promise L4a- a.. subsequent cOntests VII bs
s4iled undeF the rules formulated iu ths
new deed of g.fL THIS acton Of the club ;
known 10 yaehLsmen everyw here, aud II tho
owner OF the Thistle wants another Try for
glory and the international emblem. doubt
less TIE barring-Olt Clause would DC waived
FOR him
The new deed Of gift, dated October 3,
les., stipulaLes that toe competing yachts.
II one nr - ters, shall be not less than C5 nor
more than % feet on the load water line II
OF more than one mast, they shall D. not
less tn4a - feet nor uo0re than 10 Ieet on
tn5 load water line, tie challenge shall
give ten lnstead II SIX months notice IN
writing, and conIer-Ooar and siding keel
vessels shall always be allowed u compete
IN any race for the America cup, without
restriction or iIral ls4rion Of any SORT upon the
use of such center board or sliding keel, and
IL shall not be considered part OF the Ves-
sci Tor any purposes Of measurement
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
Another FApmcAr1os NAILED TO THE Cross

ANOTHER FABRIcATIoS NAILED TO THE Cross.
Ira Hstchs cup Of disappointment is GER
tainly running over. DE was disappointed
IN the election returns and disappointed in
losing comparatively small sum Of money
which he had plsced Oh whom he thought
to b. the winning man. The tact that be
faade few wsgers was no ones business,
bat there are q lew unprincipled people who
are not willing to let matters rest a. they
are, and IN consequence two very SANDER
Gus rumOrs concerning him have been sent
TO the four quarters The TELFeRAN- HERALD
Of yesterday in a lengthy article virtually
squelched one OF these ugly stories. Since
that time the second rumor hss come 10 the
surface. II was TO the effect that Mr.. Hatch
utterly r, fused 20 ALLOW ths stake holder.
TO turn what money there was over to the
winner, that lie intended TO Offer soma
excuse 10 prevent this step and thus save
bis money. Most Of the vageTs were made
in the Morton House. and the landlords are
stockholders. They are authority for the
statement that Hr. Hatch was the very first
gentleman that acknowledged defeat eud
gave notice Of relinquishing ali claims to
tne vsgers. subjects such 81 thsss are dis
tasteful 70 this Journal. ard i was only %
do justice - tnis gent emsn that the story
was thoroughly sifted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

L. p. Stanton & Co. 100 printers. Pearl
-. are making vefy handsome spisY in
their sho- winl0ws u picture cards. csisn
Ssrs printers ssasionsrF. e+c 70. rhioh
this frD s-e manufacturers agents fhsF
bsves rnseo8 Scent assortment of stationery
Suitable for vecoinEs balls societies.. etc
IN ihe lstsst and most approved sTvles and
are fury abe 20 foruish sinost sny desired
order - their press room hss he besf
fscii ties f0T tbs p1rnoss II the City vhile
their display ol difsrsnt sfTes q tvpe e
aueguslied ManT Dsw forts hsving re-
Gently besn recssvsa- Tboss tesrng nsst
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
KIND WoRps.

The appended notice speaks for itself:
I'VE have in Chicago one of the leading
elocutionists in the country. in the person
OF Walter c. Lyman, whose remarkable
success both in the class room and uDon tbs
platform, is well known. There is probably
no reader in the country who has won such
sional success as a reader. His dictation is
perfect and bis repertoire is so varied that
whether in drama, comedy. humor or dis-
lect ehe Professor is perfectly at home"
Mr. Lyman appears in the Marie Wilson
concert Nov. u, at Powers' Opera House.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
An ExczLIKyr OPPoRruxIrY.

If you intend giving your wife gold
watch or pieces of silverware Christmas,
this Is the time OF the year to make pur-
chase. At Homan's jewelry store, Canal-st.,
an excellent opportunity is offered Of secur-
ing something OF this description. Mr.
Homan is selling his well assorted stock out
at auction and therefore gives nothing but
the very best of bargains. Every article
sold is guaranteed to be just as represented.