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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Prince Bisnsrck's Opinion of the Diary.
BEsLIN. SsPt. 24.-Prince Bismarck has
expressed the opinion thai the alleged sb-
strsct Of the diary of the late Emperor
Frederick, Published in the Destsches Rand
scAau last week, is apocryphal. This view
OF the Chsncelor was given after be had
carefully examined the matter published in
the Deufschcs R,sadseAas. and was in re-
spOnss 20 q definite question ss to his idea
Of the authenticity OF the alleged abstract
The North German Gazette Prince Bis
narck's organ. states that il is authorized
TO declare that the abstract from Emperor
Fredsrck's diary was pseiisbsd without
Emperor Williams knowledge. The Gazette
says Judging from the recollections of
the parties concerned, the work contains
such great chronological mistakes and
srrOrs OF fact thai its geDuiDsRess must se
doubted. IL is impossible that its whole
contents could have esasnated from Era-
persr Frederick or hsv. been noted 5y him
While tue lscts were frsss il his memory"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
NEW YoRk,s REGISTRATION.

An Incrs.ss OF l 2 900 Votes Expected Over
the 1854 Campaign.
NEW YozK, Sept AT Is impossible 70
ascertain what proportion of the AZ. .873
citizens of New York is entitled to vote here.
There are at least 10000 qualified voters
who from various causes will fail to register.
Since the Garfield Hancock campaign the
average increase in registration has been
II 600 names yearly. Ii was then 2l7 900.
II may be assumed that the registration
this wear will be 255. 600 aud go 600 votes
will be csst, or about l20oO more than were
cast IN the campaign of 1854.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

PITTsBUEe, Sept 24.-John Ward, Presi-
dent OF the Players Brotherhood. passed
through here with the New York Club yes
terday. He wrote the following denial of
the reported fight to be made against the
reserve rule"
THE story is absolutely without founda-
ton. If any such move were contemplated
/ should knew it. There hzs never been 3
season in my recollection in which such
perfect good faith has been maintained be-
tween the clubs and players. There are a
few minor affairs to be adjusted. but these
will cause no friction
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Hfdd1srfife Sof~s

NrpnLEvIILr. Sept A-E. n. Br0vn,
ons-qusrtsr mile wet Of this place, hsd a
horss stolen Friday night he did not shut
BIS Earn until after dark, and it was thought
tbs: the horse bad got out Of the barn be
fore tsst. ard strsyed away, bit ss the
horses mate vas in the barn. and it is gen
orally difficult 70 part them. this = hardly
probable NJ. Brown hss been Ia tbs
place only sooat TO weeks oonaing here
from kansss-A isrEs number from Tbs
plscs -ill probably sttead the Republican
mass m sefinF 81 Hsstings Octs5sr 5. Hon
John Csrvsth, Of thi. plscs, = one q the
speaker
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
For hent--Roonis.

NOR RFNT-THRFF ROOMS 0N GROUND
+ floor. hall. pantry. closet cellar and wood
house. one tiocs from Barclay A. cable line ln-
Quire AZ 20 Clancy st, between Bridge and Hast
lncs 26e
II DEsIkABLK FURSIsFED Ok USFrRNlSH-
IL ec rooms to rent a. 10 20 ScrltDertL -
NOR RENT-FURNlsHE ROOMS AT l<Cls
L Wess T1iton-EL l5s9
NOR RKNT-FLATs. FROM POUR TO FIy L
/ rooms esch. Inquire Al zb wesi Fulton e.
corner Nj Vernon. 20
per RKNT-RoOMe FURNISHED or IN
II furnished, with al "a Odern conVeBleHces -
BoEiwick-sL 2s1t
DOk REN1-FURNfsHED ROOMS. sTFAM
I heated; ana furn ished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply a. room lo5. new Bouseman
block. Dec Iaff
Tor RFNT-1BE kICIsT KIND or ROOMS
IN suits Of t~o or four rooms with al modern
Improvements Oh Canal st. tor On ces OF light
manufacturing purposes slso for lcnginf tn.
euire 81 once, No. - NsESlti.. q &. = Bsrwiu.
esff
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Two Boys Arrested for Trying to Derail a
Train on the D., G.. h. 4 NJ.
PEwAAo, Sept. 24-Emerson Lewis, aged
Ia, son of Edwin Lewis, q trsckmsn EN-
ployed upon the Grand Trunk Railroad,
and Chss. Earl. son Of Orson N Earl, q
well-known resident Of this city, have been
arrested for placing rail upon the track,
which nearly ditehed q passenger train near
here Friday evening The boys were pat
of train at Muir. and the theory is that
they tried to cause q wreck for the sake oi
revenge- The boys have been held to the
Circuit Court and in default of $500 bail
each, will 60 to Jail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

publishes a semi oeioisl dispatch from Bsr-
in which states that the abstract of tn.
diary Of the lste Emperor Frederick was
published with0at Empsror William
knovledgs aud against bis wishes. This
dispatch further ssys that the abstract con-
tains a series Of Inaccuracies Well in
formed persons believe that the work as
pubisned vas specially prepared Tbs
original vas mutilstsd and distorted ssd
ia rsai character destroyed By the dslioe-
rate sslsCti0n Of certain extracts. The
parts published are not genuine tsrouga-
onf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Omei.liy RecsknIrsd.

FERvASDrSN. sept 2f--Tae Board OF
Health today officially declared yellow
fever 10 be Ia this city. and issued ths fol-
loving bulletin.
The board OF Health arnouncss that the
result Of an sutopsy held ehis day ON the
BODY Of Ar Hood demonstrates the exist
sncs af yelis~ fever ia tns GAY.
2. r. DorTERss. President"
Al persons sho can % 30 arr leaving the
cry lt = act thought thzr yellS- fever
Vii get much u so0tb old here, ~ the
e 81 viii Be dep0pu Afed 10 thirty six aO1rs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
a BANDIT KILLED BY A WOMAN.
IEnomiaiOos Death ofths Lone Highway

Ignominious Death of the Lone Highway
man" of Texas.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. 24-Ths noto-
rioas lone highwsyman" who has for the
past two years been holding up travellers in
the vicinity Of Ker ryyille. and who has,
with the assistance OF a single confederate,
repeatedly robbed stage coaches, rified mail
bags and gone through as many as six com
msrcial travellers in broad daylight without
the slightest inconvenience or resistance.
has been killed. Ne was shot by Mrs. Liz
zis Hay NJ her home on the head prong of
the Rio SaDina river sst Monday. while
attempting TO rob her house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Anoutbresk en- the R,o Grsnds.

WAsrISa1oN, Sept 4.-Acting Secretary
Thompson mas received a telegram from
the Collector Of Customs Mt Rio Grsnde
Oty, Texas. saying that 8 number of Aexi-
cans came into the city Sunday morning
and demanded the surrender OF customs
officer who in the discharge of his duties
had killed a Mexican. A fight tosk place
and the authorities became alarmed The
Collector therefore asks for assistance in
ssppressing the outbreak. Acting Secretary
Tn ompson asked for further information
before taking decisive action.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Detroit Defeated.

PrTTsBURs, sept. 24.-The home club won
todsy's game by superior all around play
pisns. Calvin, who has been unfortunat To
of late in having fatal inning in the
game, pulled through with flying colors.
but seven hits-scattsred through the nine
innings-nere all the sluggers could make.
Hsnlon's centre field work and Smith 8
second base play we're the features. Fol-
lowing is the score:
Pitrshurg .. ......-........1 2 o o o q o.
Detroit t.......-.-.--.--..---..0 0 0 0 o o o.
Base Hits Pittsburg. 10: Detroit, =
ETroTs FittSburg. .. Detroit 5
Hstteties-GalVin and Miller, conway and
Camel
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

WAsHISGToS, Sept "A. - Congressman
Balm, of Pennsylvania. who has examined
the Senate committees tariff bill. says OF it:
at lie the most perfect piece of tariff legis
lation ever presented to. or ever enacted by,
Congress. The Republican members of the
sub-com nittee are admirably suited for
their work"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
"YOU ARE A LIAR"
EXCITING sceNs ~ Tre COUNCIL
Fas A4ssal Haaxst AaoPtsd AFPropri@E-
fug oserrhrss aanarsa sd IeU heou-
s&aal Doli4rs -O4hsF a@ttsss -
Gsnsrai fatsrssL

Ths CITY Council lSsl even iEg devoted
fifteen minutes Of = tour -sua-s-hslf houE
session 10 ordering The sss-ssl1sut uFan the
city OF over t3qQ. JJJ IL taxes. snd debated
for al lour skstAsr he PhoulK Furniture
Company shopla be e9uss.ea 70 repair
Or 90 alter" some Of tAs igrliIare ior ths
new city building 10 order 10 MAKE Il
comply with the specifications.
ILe estimates of TIE Committee or Nsys
snd Means we're a. follows.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

KHssNszoo. S-pt IA hftis sensation
bss bssn eTested here ~ the dspsrtur. oi
NJ Franz Hubbard wifs q = re knorn
cihzsn. leaving nn<s stating shs -on q
net rsturn. TIE fsniT rs.stlc1s nsTs ben
11R. esssnf for soze ri1s su1 u = s1r-
posed q cr~-xin co0duet0T On t1s kiCaissn
Cenfrsi "a rosS hss sor sesinC - GO vith
- -sse Nrs H1--srs to'k rsr - resrs
cd ssn. ssoTz NJ. Hnsas-a . e. EioEs g.
Sef rzrk
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
rRYNa u 80 a 80.
Eks ss4.ts Proposes : ksssrd - si9S,
600 ter ssiio~ FsssE Carr.


WAsslssroS sept "A AFosEg sAs exec
utisS comzsulcsusBs received "a tEs sen
ats. 40 referred. ves Ons frsN tAs osCfs-
tsry u ne Treasury stating the sza=alt
dls 70 he state II CalfOfals anasE ths a.
u June =. 49, a. slll23.
Ar. Berry. from TIA Comnittss o. Pub-
lie lands. reported The slil allowing sny
psrson ~ko LAS sbznaoasd or rslnsuisksd
= boas essesd sstry besols fss expiration Of
he REQUISITE 81 moHths 60 HaEs ssolLer
entry not exceeding = euaStsr sectlon u
laRd Passed
Among ne oil. introduced aud rsfsrr.l
we're the followlng. b IA slsssri - pro
hibiI the imIaisrsil0a OF Chlnsss lsbsrers.
By Nj Plumb. ererias rs~ara OF slt0. .oO0
10 any person % psTsSRs rs0 sta.l discover
the cause. remedy AEo treatment Of yellow
fever By Nj. Call, Tor q commission OF
medical men Ia Jacksonville Fla. 70 o.
serve aud report upon the tacls relative 10
yellow lever, and the bssI method Of lts
cure, prevention and suppression In con
nectiOn with the tao latter bills, Ar. Har. :
prssented a telegram from Memphis Tenn.
Aitributing the existence of yellow lever ia
Decatur, Ala and Jackson. Miss, 10 unTe-
stricied intercourse between Cuba snd
flCFiuA during tho past Two year.
saving that they demonstrated the
necessity OF perfect system OF quarantine,
and recommending the establishment OF
the National Board Of Health. By hT.
Chandler, TO snthorizs the sale OF timber on
certain lands reserved for the use OF the
Chippewa Indians in Wisconsin and Min
rssota; also regulating the allotment Of
lands in ssveralty 10 Indians.
Mr.. Sherman's resolution heretofore
ofsred) for an inquiry as 10 the relations
between the URited States and Great Britain
aud Canada was laid over I'LL tomorrow.
Tas Senate bill restoring TO the United
States certain Of the land granted 10 the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. was
taken up, and Mr.. Plumb proceeded 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
YESTERDAYS GAMES

Chicago, New York. Pittsburg and Boston
tho Wianers
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Shreve was bit harder
snd more poorly supported than Dwyer,
which accounts for the figures in the score.
There were no special features to record.
The score:
Chicsgo.--..-....---..0 0 1 4 0-10
Indianapolis -.--.----....2 0 D l 0 o.
Base Hits-Chicago. IL: indianapolis, s.
Error-Chicago ). indianapolis 8.
Batleries-D wyer and Daily Shreve and Myers
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

CoIrssrs. sspt a The Central German
n r. Conferences which hss been in session
for sevsrs dsvs. rsp-sssntinz territory IA
Ohio sni nssriv a s3j3inins Sfsies maize
The cor ference spr0in meats to3ay. Among
fneT srs tas foi1~inz in tse Michigan
Disr-irt Gustav Wstsr. ?. r Arsgsn. "
r Hsnre. Ara Arhor. g. A. 4iifzsr- Bsy
Cisv. Richard Fhiea1ernaan Chaseviils
A Ms~cer. Deih August A1st Detroit
Bssub;eu street Henrv lsai. snd siEteesth
street f0S@ph Esrr Dewitt C'srsr 70
xsfzEv Fas Sazi1sr Tsccr E-aselr Fran
erscr efrrxr q - ffrsns Rss,3s Hs-rv
Fa iu,s-. Irri1z O. @rsets Ls1srE = "a
Rose- N-Tl. n CRY. q. o-rarsu~. kontax7s
sd Nuax@gsn. a csr scs So j. i lfrk
psroskeT Nnkule kcseTl 2 A. krasrsi-
s~@
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

MosIlk. A. sept 1f.-Ai through pas
ssugsr and Freight trains on the Mobile 4
Ohio ralr0sd we're suspended tonight
ewing - Qusrantins restrictions IN Missis-
sippi Tsansssss ana Kentucky. Traffic
Niii oe rssuTusd. Manager CLARK ssys. when
the people get over thsir panic.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

=. CosncI -ss 1otise5 as evening
fksf "a members of tbe Cry Councl -
Nsckinsc Issss ~oul5 srrivs this sssr-
uoc-. and tSeyusn rs1E1e-x ~sr1z
sksaaha1 snd Eser nsv1 wsrs sEps nte1 =
rrnen- itfes - rscers the&. IssT ~I -
rendered . F>s~ssas t&s sesssss - tss
nzrw-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Boston, 4: PhiIad.lphI,. I

BosToN. sept. 24-Boston won the frst
game of their final series with the Philliss,
batting Bufinton in svsry inning bat two
and ieldisg perfectly. Bufinton's su pport
Was poor. but in only one instance did
errors prove fatal. The features Of the
game were the batting Of Johnston, base
play OF Mast sad srunning catch by Brown.
The scor. is as follows
Boston n.........----......-.I 0 10 o o.
PhAsde paia % 0 o.
Bsss His-Bosron. . Phisdelphia
Errors-BcStou. 4. Philadelphia T.
Bstterias-Ciarkson AID Kelly, b. Anton and
Clements
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

NAsHvI1Lk Tsnn., sept. pa special
rom Decatur. AisoamA. says he situation
tAsre Is more encouraging No new casss
sre reported todsy and only one death since
Friday A. thoss st present sicK are 10 4
fair way 30 recover stores srs being re
opened and coz 5dsnce Is being restored.
Provisions and supplies are ample for pres
snt needs. Ths hotels ard resi surxnts are
feeding sli applicants. wnsthsr they have
.nnuav NJ ~rf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
III. CtsHtsPlavt.Iuek

WAsHTSsToN. Sept "A. - Tie Senators
out-bsttsd the Giants Two to one tsssy aud
fsIdsd nearly I. vel. but To. vi.issrs won
the game stsrouSs sheer lack aided oy cues
tioRsbls dsci,i9a ey Valentine. who ds.
clsrsd Connor safe st third bsse when every
one thought he -ss put cut Following Is
the score
ash e zfon. --..-..-0 . = -
New fa~k O 2 D -
Bsss ts-F FssninE-ou- ? Ner Terk.
trr9-s- 3 <s-i1zfol Z Ne~ York
"a. -a-les-kee h - Nsck keels anf Ling
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Nss OELEASs. scot 2l-Ths Board of
Health has forbidden railroads 70 srins
into the city any coaches which have con
famed passengers from infected districts
Local trains on the illinois Central are
abandoned. through trains run as usual
A shotgun quaranlns is continued through
out isslssipp4 NAL trains are generally
sbsad0nsd As there Is no rail connection
nov between Chat an ooxa aud Memphis or
Cairo. Esails have oeen' diverted wa Nash
vile, AonEgom sry and NeW Orleans.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

4 eFNTs ORR CHETs1Nts BooRs FrIB
y "a iror cents - - BsT Tor .
'H-Fef pryff fasn suT 0trs~ rfe rert ftret
Blor- - ore serni mace urrff 81 reaf rf
esl n fwe ~eekf sne reIa~s sr s~rrsFe rrr-
A. q = Ca f-1lf serrsrr fssF fii fbrisfusss
re s. fYes Cxs c. ? y A.
Dssrts-s 81 Cnissgo
HFNTs TsNTFD-ftHI ~ efkTf.F
y Hlet - xr0c sHdrrS fT rff ~ ca'f,irT
-rfes I1rsifsl A. ffe~ fei - n11FeR srer-f
s1F5g Con- parF 10 2 Peaf 20 sfHf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
For Rent ~ osfses.

TOR PENTHOUSE or TIE CORNER oF
L Clancy and FsirSsnksts- Inquire Al Lunn
House ~
rOR RENT-HOUeE NO l<2 CORNER BAR
/ clay snd Lyon-sts. 81 per month Enquire
on the place ~
NOR REST-LARSE COkVENIENT HOJs r
i with barn and acres OF land o. Wesf
Leonard st. between railroad and Alpine ave.
Terms 500 per year. Tel phone S57. Harrison
Wagon NerkE Inf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Esz7 S.llStT. sept 2s-Tns BOT - 10
J r. Frssnys shisxe E5h sxploded "a 3.
r~s~ufcH ~ Ness Smifa -s.r-sf
s-auan. s-3 sevs-siT irir~zz n Tc--
W a. y cilsy sod Fr~6 HsTsf3rs The en-
psssiaa sss s1zsa 81 tie or wsssf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Pref. G 9 Szssse@re- rss sss s~sE
frsvslins throsrh o.. vrfies - p-rsozsl
lesfer - frssrs tast tfs p~si - srf r
oaie 10 - s~rsr1 Eros~eriSx, sst thzf =
le-ss All Ealc voc r Z ve t4eHezzl Ear
- r.~ - ssb = - So 1s3srsa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Back From Norristown.

WAsHINGToN. Sept. 24.-The President
and Colonel Lamont retursed to Washing
ton about this siterneen, and drove i'm.
mediately to the White House.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Help Wantea-Femate.

IIANTED-GIKL FOR SENEKAL HOUSE
W wofk 30 wGshing ~ iroliug. Wages good
SIS NeSithyGFe. "a
IVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAl
W housewOIk oouth Lsfsy etie-st. 2tl
IVANIfD-A GIRL TO D. LIGHT bOOEiNo
w and make herself generally useful. Valley
Cry Rattan works fsikei. Prop. y
ytANTkD-A NJESE FOR A BABf TEN
w months old. si~c competent ar fof gen
era housewors Apply a. e. sheidonsL
IAEIED-COHPETENT NURsE GIRL AT
" Jos JehersOn-ave 163
TANTED-6fRLs w MUST HAVE p
w general sefvHnis Wsees 8 o. o. kltclen
and 10 dlnlsgroom gifls. Ladies fsTiors, Io~ef
block. .hs
IIANTED--A COMPETENT GIRL Al KRIS
w - DeErArl l6a kssf FULTON II ltg
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

special Sale of JsPapss. Screens fhss
Wssh
We have rsoeivse oass o. foUr fo.d 5apa-
usss Screens which " ahs s.il 81 pa
rsiB. ~ bu-ing the lsfgs aDsBfitT 80 did
We go' them 81 vsry iov yrioe snd vii
give you TIE bfuelii o b. We wan 10
cioss fhsu ~ ont a. 80 hsTs noi tie roofn
- sters hem swsv-fhsFsiors 20 wilI ofer
fusss four foid 5spsuess
Screen. fof a. 60
for ore vesf eniT. Don mics tnis ersuf
opportguifv 0i hsviDg sgreer r. 81 uosi
Dofbine Ws sre surs this b within fse
r~soh u e. sn5 vs give v0u fhis chsnos 20
B-s~tffv Yovr -. ns~s.
ss there IL nofhinf - eject; 70 iu fsrlor
- pretty dse0rstse sers~n. 1sess screens
-. sH hsnd vork-sss he~ they crr fnske
thss fof tns pro- b = ruTstsrr - us. We
srs shurs ssHnesodT nDsi ioss or them
4. LsOHardS Sons & Co.
% and 81 MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

ANsEp-TSo FfRsT-CIAss rlekR AID
W tob&cco ssiesAsa. AfEf ilauit .aiss "a
Norris h lfensca bro. ~ MoI roe "a
INANIfD-TNo OK THAR GOOD non
w laoidss ~Suied a. Iht NlCllssE lfan
works w. 4. Powers So1. ID
nfkNTFI-A LIVE MAN A. A.fNI f3k
W BgU6iug Ssa LasH Association Eulo 4aY
Address Wall relereaces \, Isietr an ivrslo
uTANTFn lMMEulATfIA-t PAST Class
W cas- Csnfsssefs IL NJ. ] W4gou salesalrn.
branch sggHts ~iih baAd T. ths rFlf Kind oi
aleu se ill Alake liberal contracts ou s@sff ~
commission. Ine singer Manufacturing a. u
North Division st -l
uANTfU FACTORY HAMS HoIfl
" clerks shipping clerks harten den travel
iug - siesIusU l.r ar iiAs men faf lumhcf euois
teSIlsleT sno onles heiF 81 - Amos 10 cal sla
IRE gO9c yusilsns. kaaus - su1 b q Leo ard
bltck otlsws al - l.os mrnt tAehanee
ANTtD-REifAHL EAf kuf1lC Man 10
W hanolt fsxt selling slccislties sAIarl nom
tssu Apply al once UlrL position J. D
1huslon Co. Umpire Nurseues. kochosier
y a. ~
UTANTFl-is SOC MfN AND D9 TFANs 10
w woIs oA Central Michigan Railroad a.
frteport Michigan. commencing AuElSl q. 49,
!. ". EeynI0E. ffesioeEt .l0J
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
WANI ADVERTISEMENTS

ne ssatl-sE II iiass a. ~ss asssrti.ss.sst
Ca os f~0se as cisaetoe ths ns1aeer -
~sras 30 ssssA Aus sSrt 81 ilss ooustss
taii it0s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

T-NFTRvIsHrD AFABTKEETf TOR PFFT
| "a fhe Psrs F1aos SIS fri-sisbsS roo-ss fr
ren leuen. n the t0urff foer Hs lghf nouse-
keeping owed Apply o. TIE premise 70 Krs
A A. saith go
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
situations Wanted--HeIc.

vyANTED-BY A YOUNG KAN or FNPERI-
w ence aud lest OF reference pesIrf1n a.
hookkeepeT. Address h, Bc1 8 IeiesIam-
Herald. %
WANTED POSITION As BOOKKFEPFR OR
" Office w < lSl run type~riteT Address
p room 25 Vinegar tloak. 1-l
XtFANTED-A POSITION BY AN HONEST BOY
W Of u IN store of Office Noi sfrsio 10 WoFE
Wen recomne eodeo. Address &. A. toE. this
Office. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

NNt fUAuNs 1HAl NANf IS krkks oF
lalta sll ..s1a He1-l nt.t e' a.i 81 iIelA t1t
N-t A-aiis - sr.a's A eaeas iai .cH aAls ~
sAl'iAG o. 4 e f-ssf
uetsE ANI Goa Fak sAIF-. lfFFEk-
II so4-aft lU aaa4as e.ae ase. oes s1eis igi
a.Ala FIar .as lafl. rsa.aaa..s 8 -,
n1oest hes. ts.4.s snt lsH AFvt. sna :
Aol-fi Al.slA "a
lok sAlF-I HANk HoIsts ANllt.rs fok
sac in - Hlfe ai fHe tilt ilaia &C. -
= .nee s 81 fastaf aea 4 hIutkt Scel
tsts.t snd ls@H AEciI h.,.sias era aeiil
b.g1k l
10 stk fob sklE ah VACANT lNIv -
II a palls ei taf s..s iof ssIt ueas, ie isaa.
klassY sae Io.er e.oes -
pok sAlk-l hANG soNE UHoDE BAk.
49, - hol.lt feI auI - aHt iaf.nA NiI
a.. ca tass rsYlneaif o1 ts.lAuEs fuI olarI rraF
efa a. fei,H tonts peok 2a[
Dor sALf-N -NHoftfh WANTS NlcE
I loIns eu as Ala has isaaT scs taa feam
Na'.ff 81 ipais .s'nfeInelses saa -. f.oi
lnt ASH 81 Ca ic SHADE iEatr uI A b. teu
iveH l..lsss u4 e raaINti ial t..l.tKf avs. UaltA
ei Asons 49,. hsrFsu tlA.. cheap vacahl
iu.s. = uloot., see-.s > lsssi,si- reol. s.
loh sAiE-haIsf II ANn Iu1 OS rlANCA-
81. cut ou l.siHs eiie-si- ol.s ol fsyloIsl
A.si So. ..n t..'t eoitfi3 is s<is - -
sat j lsfIss - sna fiainfeld. ave Jisii
IeOE Sal f-HUIsts AND loTs. NArANF
i iois siso isrut Faass enuief haiE1ias lf iskon
Oh bHkhta 8 l'lunsf roe.lf t sDc 81 ktW
haiastitHl i.stt slu
uOlsEs L0Is ANn tARNs Fos sAlf
ii clcsp a. lar teeub.ers HeEkA1 h.eok,
corner of Ncnloe and i.-vis.on els sasi
lok sAlk-A lAK6I fRlCE IVflI1Na
i house 90 rpTinEfl iof t0 A fea. Esme
cNelilnf houss 90 JsHossi- ior a. hoe and sn
:. s.'s isfn = spslis 20 :. - a. 81 snsE
hosl "a. LeoysIc ilo,f oseI fubllC lAblass .
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

BARRIERS Supplies
The improved Universal Toilet Clipper IA
ss indispensable in barber sh0p ~ q pair
q shears. A. improved. Il is made with
spnng nut and balance pressure removable
adjustable combs cutting from i-S2 10 b.Ie.
We carry complete line and srs selling
quantities. sbesu. jspsnned or nickel
plated, four Kinds and sizes
Razor Homes and Strsps-A lsFgs sssort-
ment O. select from
Rszors isrfesf line 10 ths city, IN.
cludinF al the standard makes. Waslar.
holm. Wade and Hutoksr etc. and the
famous swedith rszor "Johsn EDsiroms
Gasnu." A number of these ir different
sly les Just received from tie importer.
some very tine ones. suitable lol presents.
Foster, Stevens & Co.,
10 and ~ NoH...-s'.. -. 80. 81. 50 s.s
al fouis-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
BOARDING.


TooD pOo1Ts AxD BohRD At - aorTH
" Dr sion a. tVpiy a. one Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Aftsrrflafsfosfs.

~ sfetfofitostss
WANTED Ab4i1 InkFh H NnkEn FRET
W of sirsu piping Isfgltlo Isula 81 fVa of
tafet steam heater AailtF ilif Rattan works
lQ sud ~ 81 inlgI s. Mfsi >iof
I"F Rent Hnsssiess fsfoces.
INpK kfNT-oNf HkIF of THF sTOKR
No. lansI e. foT pEuiCl a. enQuirs ssl
C a AerwiE Issf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25


WAsaIsaIos. sept Z4-Telegralas re-
esived a. she Postorics Department today
from various points 10 the south, Indicate
tAat usarlY a. railroad trains IN Mississippi
aad Alahama have beea stopped by the pe0-
Pc sho sre panic. stricken from fear of ysl-
los fever lngasi0a. A postal Orncial az
Atlanta tslsxrA90s TAT tfAlas running be-
tween Chattanooga and Meridian. Meridian
saa Ns~ Orleans NsrdAn and Shreveport.
oerdesn asd DuranL Green vOod and
Jackson, Durant and IshulA, Atlanta and
Aresia vest % CoiunD Dus Mss. are not
permitted o. run. and rhe probability - that
CAIRO and AsSis. NemDhis aud New
Orleans vii be Discontinued Iae only
csrlaln route GOV Opsu 10 New Orleans 10 %
stated. is oy vay Of Montgomery. and even
khls is constantly threatened. People along
The Y lcksbUrg & Shreveport railrosd seem
70 De one vast moo. From Cairo, H., the
posfmssfer telesrapas thai al trains On TIE
Cairo q NOBLE road have been abandoned
Ths country below - IN shs hands OF .
borhng mob. and qaaraatins - every
rhsre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

EN1TrRF sTosFD PtCKYD AID
ucref Fxpeyf Fsckevs sent or shs-f nofier
- fsnclf Boit a. roIts fivisior =. '-a.-
Thons - sgl Jssy g 'ss