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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

A sheep trRin-D double-decked
csrs-went through laSt night several
hours ahead OF the east bound pa-sen.
ger.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

informs US that he hopes TO 20 arrange
his business affairs that he may reside
In Miles City but Ia AZ yet undecided.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria,
when she was a Child, she cried for C~astoria,
When she became Mis-, she chung TO G~astoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriN
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

d. G.. Hotcbklss Wits in from bis
Pumpkin creek ranch yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Gov. sherman and Col. eandsrs ar
rived from Billings ct : O'clock last
night
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

WASrED-A position n housekeeper
by q competent lady with first class
references. Address
MRS. J. A. BERRY, City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Leave orders for Gibbs coal at the
old Bishop stand and Capt. Harnon's."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

California Vine Cream put up by
Billiard goes right To the spot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Fri Coggshsll and J. w. Lynch are
registered At the Mscqueen house.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

An accident west Of Helena caused
the delay In through train, yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

DR.. +. j. HOrtenbach, OF Minneapo-
Lis, l. visiting the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Geo. L. Newman came in yesterday
evening from Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Clean cotton rags wanted at this
Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Mrs. w. \. Burlelgh II reported
uuiIe III al her new home In Seattle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28
No Other Railway in The Northwest

has ~ 81 short a period gained tlie req.
Ut iou aud popularity enjoyed 10y IN.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.
From IA comparatively unknown factor
in the commercial world, IL has been
transformed to an independent, iutlu.
cntial. grand Through Route, with
magnificent depot-, superb equipment
and unsurpassed terminal facilities,
through careful catering To details II
hUs won for itself "A reputation 0t solid.
ity, safety. convenience and attention
10 IL patrons, scc0nd To no railroad 10
the country. Pullman rleepers, mod
els Of p%alatial comfort, dining cars In
which the cuisine and general appoint
ments are up 70 the highest standard,
aud coaches especially built for this
route, are among the chi,i eleL'ents
which have contributed towards cater.
ing successfully "a ~ discriminating
| publir, Located directly on Its line,
between Minneapolis sud ST. Paul. aud
Milwaukee aud Chicago, and Duluth and
Milwaukee and Chicago, are the follow.
ing thriving cities VI Wisconsin and
Michigan New Richmond, Chippewa
Fails. Eau Claire, Ashland, Hurley Wis,
Ironwood. Mich, Bessemet, Mich. Stew
ems Point, Ncenah, Menasha, Oshkosh.
Fond Ga Lac, Waukesha, aud Buriing-
ton. Wis.
For detailed Information lowest cue
rent rates, berths, etc, via this route
to any point in the South or East, AZ
ply t0 nearest Ticket Agent, or addreri
VIM. 6. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER
General Manage. Ucul rUsr n TleEe, AZ,
MILWAUKEE,
=. n. AkSOi, S1uhsrstem Passenger Ak,
No $40 Nicoleit HIuse NinpoapoisuhM
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Highest cash price paid for second
hand stoves.
MILES SrREvELL IL ULMER.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Col. Sanders and Gov. Sherman will
probably remain in the city to-day
and restup.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Fiue assortment OF flannel shirts al
Tower.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28
LOCAL 1T EMS.

T.. NJ. Wood is here from Minneap-
oils,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

stTgss Al aH5aEa THAI sss o<k 81
III sas % "a a. s1er1as - 80 Ef'1s
ID ..-sf sagose. sgel s - = Nst-s
l..ssel1 - s{.l,lslte seel sssst
aroa -ALE-ras 80 zas SE - Rooms
saa "a f0lrSsaFe 1eFta 81 -efsH<aa'ss
E1ta 5sE- arse 9.ls-rlsliA eAAl 9. A-s-
go o. = ArEc - o. ss ell-. - e esat -
Is - IS Nzla. = g. .ilolt, aselt. - @4---.t.
raa44 -
fae4 -ALs-NILL, sIoEE AID DsklLI<f
fsa4 4lll tssi ra - ssiA af FA-4 s-sc -
rs.s - a fa4 ettF uil tf453 teeA tDt.f
..rf.s.s 4sl. Ea.lle4 aa.ts. - "a ~ sls. "a
l.l r.. .1ila eis lls aPa-4sts etfft eof4 sesi
.lss.-. rs4 less zaasle flsef-in- e hoe ef a.
5 Fef seeelas sflss ~ kfola1 -loie "a 1s-i tsS
aflla ls8 4ea aE 5allse 9fel.
80 1ss1efff 81 . ts4s ts-1a. s - aFta.si.I e
Ia once. tsl.ln4a lls9 baak sok SO
FfAEs sFI EsDl0 Tor, IS All PAsTs oF
III als EIfg Asl usess So Dollar "a fea-
.sfas 1lsa f1a lass sesl t1e <4l1s / "a
.fsr ys4 s0r easA "a s1al gzsaeals. = r.
AaE.sstsi. LeFeu ba5ex -
faDH sAf F-hofcE ASD LOT ON CfASCY-
81. aHe "a lafayette e.. aals GA lsgls5r-s 81
leaE sfreei l4retI Lfnf3ftf iisl -
e. 80 bTolsrg y ctnsf rsrts ~ ils cty tor
sas fal ~. y ana ~ fia-n1el- ave 4lstf
lrla sALE-EOr-Es AID LCIs. Vacant
ols 4l4 isfms sac l1oies o4Fxal4s ~ t4xel
80 nlsaes Ilo2a.ss fooGa e .8d s.. Ne@
- senaa 4ioek sti
100 -E- LOT. AND FAHMs FOR SAL Z
III CEssp q Dr esq Bs.sF = HeGasn Csccs,
corner 81 aalroe ana Laf.s.oa IL 80
TOR sALE-A LAR6E BRICk DNEILIN9
4 nal1e % Spri8g-zl Tar g. 90 4 leAl EsIs
1seliEE aon-e. Isza-sst, Tor = 20. aa1 "A
sere am sparta or 81 20. - ca se-l-
Iooa lls iedJasd lloex. ever F-n-ie LlnfaIy
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Tls erssa.l. 1.lE = oslas sd
Lsassas = ~ 84vs. Ksl.Gag t.csors.
TIE sss r~esipEs q tEs A8n4a tasE vss
. ~.
Tne CEArlotss Repa.s4eaa . 70 Be sn-
larkso.
y.eksos -a1z % SCI So 90 sortA -
city sonds-
TIE nills al A1sksxoa az ssgisalnz -
s1Eg 1c~8
ksay s.sss y sYshsss isssr sis reported
e L4ksslas
R.y a klser . Eas ns~ Holland pas-0r
a. 2ssxszs4.
Ths b. Rapids Esezaiag Balloisa q as
pTsllg as = nss 1ollaf
TIE Nusksxoa rsal sstsss eson nAs not
s~sO very assly lcls ysAE.
s. IA tAs Detroit Jgs.r1sal szs renittsd
s. SO - tie ysiios isssx sufferers
rraak x Dfaoais aas 0sea elected cap
a Of tns Ea4 Easg X tss O. J2cksoa.
The Come OUT 3 . uss religious So
eisgy 10 barlsr tO-nsaip. bsFrsa c0aats.
a. 10 proposed - fan Hoa. +. q. hOfr Tor
Cossrsss "a the flrst Congressional distrieI-
As Wm Preston Of Se9tts, vas thrown
from a buggy I1ss1Ay sEd k4d nef aecE
0Tsksa.
Work viii soon be commenced on the
new Congregational Chufch building ia
hksLzz q.
Audres Daniels a prominent Flint col
orsd maB denies that hs has J0iaed the
Democratic party.
Mr.. Kate Fuller fsll on the Sidewalk Al
Jackson and n0~ are elsins 5000 as
s4lvs for Aer isIursd limbs.
The annual msetihg Of th- Women's
Foreign snd Home Missionary Societies
convened Ia Kalamazoo yesterday.
Hereafter convlcts a. the Michigan State
| prison uay earn The right 10 wear plain
gray suits Instead OF the prison stripes.
Men rhO obey ths prison rules for Elk
nOaths may discard tAs strips but II after
that period tasy seco pe o bstreperous again,
they must once more don the Objectionable
| clothing
According 10 the Saginaw Courier II is now
| quite pFosasle that the TOl edo. Ann Aroor
| & North Michigan Railroad Company will
ease and operate the Toledo. saginaw &
| Aackina-. The Ashleys nave been very
snxioUs 10 secure control o. the ew liGe,
and from present appearances they will De
| successful.
| Foster s the name OF a village just spring
| ing into being on the line OF the Saginaw q
/ DurAnd Railroad la the tow ship OF lay
| mouth. ten miles south OF Ssginsw. An
effort Is being made 10 get postoffice To-
| Gated At the place. Seventeen lots have Al
resdy been sold for dwelling houses, viii ch
| will be built this Fall
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

The popular Lake Shore will run its an
nual Ohio excursion Tuesday, October 9.
isss. train to start from Grand Rapids at 6
clock .. m. arriving NJ Cleveland at $50
q. ~, IN time 20 make connections with all
diyerging lines This train will be COM
posed of frst-class coaches and sleepers.
The rates are within the reach Of all. thus
allowing everyb body TO visit their friends in
Ohio To insure sleeping car accomoda-
tons, application should be made Ut once.
For rates and information apply to any
agent of the Lake Shore. or
Geo. Munson, city ticket agent. Grand
Rspids.
NJ Bostz, ticket agent, depot, Grand
Rapids.
/. ;. Burton. ticket agent Allegan.
J. c. Hofstetter. ticket sgent Kalamazoo.
G. w. Garrett. ticket agent Three Rivers
Or ". :. Brown, travelling passenger agent
Toledo. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

". D. Suit. Druggist, Bippus. ind. testi-
6eg II can recommend Electric BitteTs as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has gwen relief in every case. One man
took siI bottles, ann was cured OF Reums-
tsm Of 10 wears standing" Abra-
ham Hare. druggist Bellville. Ohio.
afsirms. The BEST selling medicine
have ever handled in nv twenty
years experience. is Electric Btters" ="
Thousands Of others hsve added their tesii-
mony. 90 that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the
Liver. Kidneys or Blood. Only half dol
lar bottle At Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

Another wonderful discovery has been
n sde and that ton by lsdV IN this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years sbe vithstood ia sevsrest
tests. bat her VITA organs vers undermined
and death seemed imminent For three
months she coagbsd incssssntly and could
not sleep. She bought Of us bottle Of
Or. Kings New Discovery for Consum pti0n
and -ss 80 much relieved On taxing first
dose that she slept al night and rith ore
bottle has been mirscui ioGsiy cured. Her
nsns e NJ Luther LufA' Thus writes
W q Hsmrick Z Co. of Sh.lv. \ Get
q 10 cent bottle 81 Peck Bros Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

Il0TTi FoR sAIE rHE HorF. At IIrHF2
~ knnsru e. - Sahiu H0nse offered
s-e TIE house s fofrr ferer Hfsfress :. an
an harro las ever frue i1 ere town foor
hpsith ~ - arurT'elrr far raf-1n nr el ~
thss. =. Smith. owner tns pr0Frfefor. Lu.her
Iske connfY. kei-r 60 see. O. frlien. rrsnd
NariiE H
" ~ eve Fasr r'i aSr1 rant.e s1d 1nick
slerrers flituisrir handy f-r cEEfnE. csn D.
sren ~ ealing nn n H. H.inrHz letlar springs
ToR StrE-rrF p 7NrTrRF ANn FIX
ttres ~ = ncsrfag fouse foiug xncd tUsi.
1ess 1artnE frnw = ID ss rern zr orsr.ierS "a ll
~ -c.t AT tefFsIr e. proprietor WISHES to lesVn
ne cilV. kuarire e. a .erf-f 15it
Tok -Al FNrRr oTrFfT tF
Wschirerv icr frSf seS sunfirv s.so
six hof~r roser engine. Soy particulars enquire
81 e. A. eer~'r 80 csnsI - litu
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
REAL ESTATE SALES.
A.l..p on ths Railroad Track.

A little child. tired OF play. had pillowed
his mead on . rail and fallen asleep. The
train was almost upon him when a passing z
stranger rushed forward and saved him
from a horrible death. Perhaps you are
asleep On the track. too. You arc. if you
are neglscting the billiousness and cOnsii-
pstisn which troubles you, in the hope that
you will come all right" Wake up. or
the train will be upon you, Constipation
is too often the forerunner of a general
breaking up" DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pur-
gstive Pellets will regulate ysur liver,
stomach and bowels. and restore your sys-
tenn to its normal copdition
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

\ oSf-sATrRDAf. wuILF DRIVING. A La
Il DIES back Ieaiher roe xef aoTk Win rvdir red
sivsr Gasp. nder vtI e1se return I'D l9i
igon. -. sna -eceiTs reward fs
4 OST-Fof ~ eFFf Hrf Np-RENA FOR
Il lts return - z, Paris ave. %
\ csr OK RSIueESr-A DRFSs WAIST.
i TIE fntirr wil nesse AVE ssxre az or9er's
sore. coruer RF,cgesf ans ,inr.s- st Is
4 ozr rtfF uF COIN ~rFgrkCI FS-0N
L. filseorfh ave. nier - ee suitably re-
sarfei 81 esFIuz same 81 ths 1fire 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

pr. Edie bas removed bis residence to
35s Fnlton-st., East. His former residen oe
viii Be for rent September l. The house is
large the location frst-clsss; there is hot
and Geld water. bath room, furnace. barn.
etc. Apply to DIR. Edie, at his office, 70
Aons0e-st., lover Wilson's drug store) from
10 20 l2a M. or 5 to p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
HaFFY Avn HUNeRY.

For over Eve years I vas q constant suf-
farsr with thar most terrible and annoying
disease. dyspepsia Aftsr paying out nun
dreds Of dollars the only medicine I found
that would do me snY good Was Sulphar
Bitters SiK bottles cured ne. Now 7 can
eat vel and an happy and hungry.-EpI-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

f-0R sALE-THE FARM sEOSGISQ To
Il HE estsas 81 .Be ale Dzniel scnenaernorn.
rla ulla Nr,f ~ ne Cily iialtlnE nridxe - it
- a L1s daIfg farm. or '0f hflg fslsieg aad gar
cenins Aay ts ssli a from Tea 70 tairty acrs
lol ApFly % Lr b nlfuoTth adminls-fAsoF. lsz
fCartl - arsni aAslds 2ic1- l1If
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

TOR RFNr-PART or STORE 80. t0T CANAL
81 tne location. olate xiszs windows. very
ior rent inquire a. -he store as
CT0kEs FOR RE<T-z, Canal 81. 3 t,rsndviile-
- sFs so Broadway corner Court and West
FULTON. - Jefferson. ave s'l south Division 81
"a -cufn fcais>f Real estate Fogx 4 \ insey
snd Tower block Tslsphous 80 80
TOR RENT-ONEEAtF CF rHE STORE
NJ. r csnsi-st- koS particulars enquire Of
4 A aerwia sat
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
Health is Wealth

DE c. " est's Nerve and Brain Treatmelta
guaranteed specific ior Hystens Dizziness, Con-
yulsioDs, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia. Headache
Nervous Prost ration caused ny the use OF alcohol
or tobacco, Nakeflllness Mental Depression,
sofienipg of the Brain resulting ia insanity and
leading % misery, decay and death. Premature
Old Age Bsrrenness loss Of Power in either
ser, Involuntary Losses ana speucstorThoes
caused by over-exertion OF the brain self-shus.
or over-indulgence Each box contains one
m onth $ treatn enL 81 box. or SIX boxes for
., sent by mail prepaid Oh receipt Of price
We GUARANTEE sIx BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by
us for Fix boxes. accompanied with g. we viii
eenS the purchaser cur written guarantee 10 re-
fund the money II the treatment does not effect
n cure. Guarantees issued only by
w. II. TIBBS, DRUGGIST,
Sole Agent
1876 Monroe-st., Grand Rapids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

TTASrrN PARrNFR WITH SO FoR
" cash hnsnrs csrfiutted ov nai and er
rrs~e aree trefis staCt of & 'ofis oo p and md
ttse sltertaen r~.ured Address Partner P @.
Rox ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

N kNrF0-ro RENT ROOMS VITA BokRD
W or tss,Iy ~ thrse o. small hons~, IN Foun-
tain-st c1oo pls'rcl Address r.. n. Rox I
Ts,sgr grsu- dersid 21f u
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
Have You Any Idea What 1t Costs
TO MAKE A CHICAGO DAILY NEWS

gs< -. gns@ 'SA ass S~s~<sS
o. assaa SffrsF's -
aA zsasy szSsf S.pas~s"@s"a La '~~ S" -
= faIteA-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
NAAT ADVERTISEMENTS

1ks salslser 80 lia-s ~ 49, 80 ssrtis~4a.sass
- 30 f@aad - alstasng Fae aea4s~r -
.sxas - .sssa Aag 49, - . liaa eoaaf-si
flail l4ss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

rtk. cOund lorFnde
auNo I u ri
ro rurd ota Of t~whlz y e
enfh havets nofs uroghou cit
.aUvngn IHII I N
oDAnrN hahe 10 buy
THE DAuYN N l its ~
VICIoRt .LA3so hInhuT II D.uY Casa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04


a. The Editorisl Depsrtmsnt-Ths includes managing
scitors. cIy editors. telegraph eaisors, e1ok<sge
edlsors ediIor.l srsers spe,ssl and 2bsli
Lalrsy reporters Tan DAnY NE~s sss1
admittedly Without . sspsrlOr AZ tas nest and
nanbess 1t
. fhs Telegraph Ro0m-fo time speo.l wires sEe
TEs DAuy NEss balldins. ana tAs
papers operators tSks ths .sesges snd h1nd
them lamsilsts,s she telegraph saAof. The
number Of operAoTs >
3 The CompositOrs K0om.-wksa ~cops" k.s passeA
the hands oi Lac proper revising editor goe< 70
the type-sstisf. There good Easns II ham A
IHs Danny NEms ohoe-on average IS
6 The Linotype koon.-But the eo9po<itor doesn't Do
al the ppsssttlng The lABo<spe msrL ne
sets type" by casting shns-eflsF< on soIasv hal
tie principle the typeloundsr essss
sRgle type lOurteen OF these machines
IN GAE DAiLY NEws Office and the nsEnber Of
persons required IN this department -
8. The AgUsts and Engrsvsrs Department But the
metropolitan daily gives lts readers only
reading matter, bgs also illustrations. b. the AID
of good artists etcheTs and Photography ls
electric light THE DAILY News printing
the best newspaper Illustrations a. America This
takes the best sol oi skilled workers 10 the
number OF
9. The Stereotype Foundry.-The type and pic
tures-being " locked up" an the form" the
work is transferred 10 the foundry, A metro
politsn daily longer prints from - tyne In
order 10 print large edition quickly y Il neces-
ssry 10 multiply As fsFsting srrfaoss, and this is
accomplished by csslll oull-4le sereotyped
plates. from which after they have beer fastened
10 the presses the printing is done. Ol slereo-
typers THE DAILY NEWS requires
Z. The P.ess Room.-THE DAILY NEws six double
perfecting presses, capable Of printing 100 600
pete papers per hour. To these there
required the number Of -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

That feeling of weakness and languor.
which is often the forerunner of serious
disease. is entirely overcome by Hood s
Sarsaparilla. Take it before il is too late
Sold by all ll'druggiSts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

q Tas Mailing ans rslivsry rsrSrlrenf RI" r. sssii-
%na sAe oslisegs reTas asnas Lies
papers a sssk. The ioros naaHtrs -
9 Tia EEs.ns Roem4 ssppy the HaosiFs power requires
thres steam boileSs s l7t horse po~es s~s@a's, sne
three eneines wlh al asfref&ss - = 4" heTss-t"~sf
AL departments AIses ~ hs l1isen sne~h
osscsnt sysseal whlcl here comprises tlfsf 0a s'o
machines and btN laHps lhs snLAoss. q ts
aepsrtaeua nunster
10 The CireulsEloa Department 11as paper a
manufactured .rfleie .sa "a sis sussuess q In
department 10 develop he al@gkes iof II 1ht
average pUsber q workers . Ae
IL The Suhscnp1on koom All The subscriptions nom
ou-oi-town Wheeler 81 iaol gdlsi Fesdst o. Shsie-
sac next getnss pass a fhs e~psfinen en- ala
thls deparsR en- .ays 90 hf sseftst ~
a. Tns BUSINESS Once sfbe esnsgs sielsc ~erf Of sss
paper fecelVits snN caFlnE tf fht -oFefise.
,nsnis-oi Nhlci ever anctn hlastree frs reoeises
aud handles csers dxf-frcslrnf 'lf ssinf @ut
cash the eensg&i bookkeeping oi uls business
requires a cogniiEE rona. fsfos al -
IL The Care OF Building requires tht constant sefNios =
three 'snitors
a The WsiohmsnT To insure perfect profession against
rick Of FIRE two srtehHen g as.ant'' oa aets
* The New York Cihos This rnf aFes The eutigt ns a
general MANAGER and assislsnt -.-s
Io The Washington bUssse.ln chsfes q is e1isl
Washington sisf correspondent ]
H. The Milwaukee BuTesu.-lo facilitate No8. -.ern
news geil egine, nan
From which spps-r. shas .ae nuashe u regal oyses
S02
And the psy roll runs from 6 500 % g 600 per ,sere
eating aUring u.s year $50 $50.
Then there q l-rFer expenditure 2 white
psper. Ano telegraph eaile tois -r.ssi.,ts .au
nearly thousand tcAar wvfk fs.s f 81
y together fhf evns. Iffl - ft.- q
the yeAI leoe s.4l s@r. ssag little frOH. 800 w
enis At hundreds Of places throughout the counr, # Euopss
Northwest distributs Tar DAILA Nfws o. ia "t i lor
city dealers With their horses and wagons Of hanore
- Nv
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

GRAND RAPIDS sARKErs

GRAND RAPIDS aARkETs
Produes
Be2ns-s 10 hand pieked. a.za
baller-aJsx So
Cheese tuli e5ezm. 9r91so.
tsse4ses- lSz@1e per doL
eiasf-i.s gss a.
HoIs-ssalzc per u
oaisus-ltc per bush
fot@ioes-S 900 per bush
Flour SAD Feed.
Flour Patent 3 IS per cwt. s. 49, - per bbl.
Corn snd Oaus-feed, per Ton, 80
Corn Me4l-Per ton. 80.
Aiddlngs-leg t1a. 81.
bran-Per ton.Sl6.
Ships-Pcr ton. -lo
ecTeenlngS-sia
HAv. Grain. Etc
Hsy-si2Gls per toa.
Straw--s s. per load
COrn-ssc
Barley per cwt.
Oals-Sc.
Whest-Sew, sl0O
Dried Fruits.
Apples-Fsrmers 7eec evaporated.
Fruits.
Apples-sl.00 per bbl 2jaSoc per bush
Peaches Barnard, sl.-o9l. IS Crawford s.. 90
Grapes-2SSc.
seeds
Clover-s4 25a4 % seller. s. sGC54 N, buyer
Tmothy-s2 JoS0o seller; sAOOg2o0, buyer
Meats snd Poultry.
Beef-Fresh dressed 5t97c.
HogS-Dre<sed, s.. j0d17 20 per cwt.
Mutton-DIesSed. 7easc per b.
Nesl-Dressed, 61ze1sc per ID.
Poutry-steady Fowls, sSlOc: Spring chick
ems, dressed, l214c per 10.
Hides.
SheepSkins- l5a5Oc: green per 10, 5@5i<c; full
cured Ier 10. &c. part cured. each, 6S0Ec
Dry hides aud skns-Per 10, ossc.
Calf Cured. per 10, sc.
Dekins-Esch, l5td 25c.
That feeling of weakness and languor
which is often the forerunner of serious
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

sheepSkins- l5a5Oc: green per IL, 5@5i%c; full
cured Ter 10. &C. part cured. each. 6@6tzc
Dry hides aud skins-Per 10, oesoc.
Caf Cured. per 10, sc.
Dekins-Esch l5Sd 25c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

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cashier Address q 6oz :. this o1ice 81
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Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-30
DEATH OF A MISER.
CHASTITY Discovery Made In a Phila-
delphia Attick.

Philadelphia Dispatch to the Globe
Democrat: When Sergeant Hoffman
broke down the bolted door opening
into the attic on the fourth floor of the
house llG9 Ridge avenue, abont 10
o'clock, he was met by II tragic sight.
On the side of the room diagonally OPP
posite the door was the dead body OF old
George Knorr leaning against fireles
stove, one arm thrown around that piece
of furniture and the other arm trailing
on the floor. while the body was in
half-kneeling position. His habits have
been those of recluse, and the docu-
mentary proofs found showing the
large possessions that he owned, taken
in conjunction with his habits, give
evidence that he was also a miser. For
fourteen wears he lived alone in the
room where his body was found this
morning, and there he did his own cook
ing and other work of batchelor house
keeping. For nearly three weeks he
had not been seen by his neighbors, and
the decompOsed appearance OF the re-
mains indicated that he had been dead
for probably that length OF time. The
fingers of Knorr's right hand were
iieshless, nothing but the blackened skin
covering the bones. The face was
sunken, with over two weeks growth of
beard adding to its .ghastliness. The
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-30
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Mrs. Simon Towle, of Hollis, Me-, n
young and apparently robust woman,
died suddenly and remarkably the other
day. Up to few hours before her
death she was in apparently perfect
health; then birthmark on the side of
her nose became painful; then she began
to bleed ut the nose; and the bleeding
continued IN spite of all attempts to stop
it, until she died.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-30
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Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-30
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