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The Jobbing Trade.


Peache.-standsrd, 3.pound So. 1902: so; 3pound
seconds S2.0002.25. Miscellaneous -Blackberries
2pound, Sl.O001.lO; raspberries, 2-pound. 81. $50
$50 pineapple s St. SnS, s 2opound, sLe9S2o9
sI7O9I.so; light 9ocSSi; string beans. s5as5c;
o sa s:.sas
cherries. $1000110; strawberries, $1lO0l.2O
salmon trbs). $2o2.75.
Alcohol 50 .220230: asafa.ida 10000; alum,
05c; camphor. 3oa32c; oochineal, 50055c; chloro-
form, 060c; copperas, brls $3 03. 90; cream tar.
tar, pure 4Oo42c; indigo. soSslc Icorics, C.isb,
orp5se on sst nad:E ss s
n. $3os 25; opium, sIOoa; o5; quinne, P. s W..
CASTLE, FIR, l2016c; soda. bcarb. 4ie a6c; salts
EPSON, 465c: sulphur flour. 06c saltpetre 8 a
zoe; turpentine 4oo42c; Glycsrine 25o 3eei iodide
ate potash, 25c; borax 1O012c; cinchonida, 100
15c; carboc acid IS a soc.
OILs-Linseed oil. raw. 53c p gall boiled, Soc;
coal OIL legal test 9014c; bank, Ace; best straits
45c; Labrador. Soc; West Virginia. !ubreatinr goa
30ci miners. 65c. Lard oils-No. 1, 50055c do;
extra 65 670c.
WHITE LEAD-Purs. 6@es lower grades. 81. q &c
COAL AND COKE.
Block. 50. 25 y ton; MinshaIl $3.50 y ton; Jack
son, 1915 y Pittsburg, 81 y ton; RAYMOND
city sl y tons winifrede. ~ y toni Campbell creek
ton; nut. 1915 p toni Highland 80. rs p ton: bug
gar (Peacock) lump, 50 y ton; nut 80 p ton: chest
nut. No. 4 and stove anthracite 81 y ton; egg and
CRATE anthracite. ST. rs v ton; gas coke, 13c y bu;
crushed coke lac p bu All soft coal, nut sire SOC
p ton less than the above prices the same quality
of lump coal.
Observation-Disclosures AGA 13c, Consstora BF
15c; Consstoga extra 13Asc; Conestoga Gold Medal
lac; Conestoga Goa. lie; Conestoga A. l0c; Con-
estoga X, 9c; Pearl River, lie; Falls OBO 32-inch
l3isc; Methusn "A, 12isc; Oakland A. 7iac. Swift
River, 6isc York. 32inch. 13i2c; York, 30inch
III sc.
Il Son, 7ias; Chestnut Ill., 6i9c; Cabot A. 7iac;
Chapman X, 6iae; DwiFh. star s. Be; Fruis OF the
Loom, SAci Lonsdals. sac; Lnwood. sias; MAsoR-
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Fair weeK's Trade for Midsummer with
Prospects Frightening.

INDIANAPOLIS, July z.
The trade of the week closing to-day, all things
considered has been quite satisfactory in volume and
the grand prospects for crops is giving better tone
to trade generally. The wheat crop is better than
was anticipated the same is true Of the hay crop.
The oats crop is TO be large oze. and the growing
corn crop moro promising In early July.
In prices there have been but few fluctuations the
last week. Sugars advanced cent per pound
but have halted there. Coffees went off isc per
pound and have now taken steadier tone and in
all lines Of groceries . steady tone in prices
is the prevailing feature Dry goods are
having rather quiet times This they expect in early
July. Hardware men are busy and making fair mar.
gins their sales Provisions frmer than in the
early part of the week, and there has been some In
crease sales. Holders of hog products are rather
bulish in their ideas and believe that better prices
vet to be realized although they could unload
most of their holdings at q fair advance on their
The growth of the jobbng trade with Indianap
oils packers of the best features Of the stuaon
with them. There is little activity in the hide
market but prices show signs of improving yet
ing ' tn" the action Of Congress. Holders here hers
not disposed to sell at present prices
feeling that in time the market will adjust itself to
proper basis. The produce markets very activs
and have been for some days. The commission men
admit that they experiencing the most profitable
and satisfactory businesses in some years. Apples
potatoes onions and cabbage in good supply and
prices dropping in their tendency On larger receipts
the market on young chickens is weakening some
what. Eggs and choice butter in good demand at
firm prices Small fruits are coming in freely. To.
day sales were large and prices highly satisfactory
Strawberries of the market. There is brisk de-
mand for lemons and oranges, and they rule firm at
quotations which 1t will be noticed high for this
of the year, especially is this regards
lemons Bananas are really drug on the market
Druggists report trade good. Seed say that
harn IL nrffaf or fhAu hau A.1
exceptionally good year taken a whole.
GRAIN.
There was good attendance on Change to-day for
Saturday, and the bidding spirted prices though
firm ruled shade lower than on Friday. Track bids
to-day ruled as follows:
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Cash quotations follows: Flour firm; dealers
inclined to hold higher prices; No. 2 spring wheat,
62iac No. corn. 500 50lsc; No. 2 oats, 1910
32isc No. 2 rye. 52c; No. barley. Csc: No: fax
seed, $1.19; prime timothy-seed, $2.4002 40; mess
S8.200S. 22ls; short-rib sides Qoose), 7.55c; dry
sailed shoulders (boxedl, SOC; shortclear
sides. (boxed 10c whisky. dstillers finished
goods per gallon. $1.20. On the Produce Exchange.
to-day, the butter market easier; creamery, $50
1S%e; dairy, 14017c; Eggs quiet fresh candled,
14ol4lec. Receipts.Flonr 1000 brls; wh eoc
bu; rye. none barley. 1000 bu. shipments
Flour, 49, 900 brls wheat $4,000 bu; corn, 800.
900 bu; oats POL 00C Blu; rye, none; barley, mono.
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New York Special.
Judge Walter @. Gresham, Of Chicago, who
was one Of the candidates for the presidential
nomination before the Republican national con-
vention, sailed for Europe this afternoon on the
steamship Vera. of the North German Lloyd
line. He was accompanied by a number OF
friends, including Judge j. &. Knckerbocksr, j.
W. Doane. A. A Spraeue and Mr.. Barker, ali Of
Chicago. They will stay abroad about sixty
days 1t 10 their intention to 60 direct to Lon
don, and thence through the continent or up
through Scotland, as they may decide when
they arrive on the other side Of the water. Judge
Gresham said to-day that the trip had been
hastily arranged. and that he was taking it more
for the sea voyage than for the trip on the
other side. He was in good health and spirits.
but declined to discuss politics in any of it's
phases. personally or otherwise, because Of his
Judicial position Among the gentlemen who
were in New York to see him OF was c. W.
Fairbanks. of Indianapolis. who was one Of the
principal managers Of the Gresham forces at
Chicago.
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Business of .h. CIe.riue-Hou,

BOSTON, July s.-The following table, com.
piled from dispatches to the Post from the managers
of the leading clearing Of the United States
shows the gross exchanges for the week ended July
2, 1888, with rates per cent Of increase or de-
crease in comparison with the amounts for the CORE
spending week in 1887
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FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON & HOSES
SEED STORE, 10 and so e. Market St., Indianapo-
s. Samples and prices furnished application.
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Common and Medium Cattle. Slow Sale--
Hogs Active and Higher.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 2.
cArrLs-Rscsipts, l.6ooi shipments, 1850.
Heavy supply, market active. and . number of the
top grades sold Ter $500 70 S6.l0 but the common
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Oil.


NEW YORK, July 7.-Petroleum opened strong
az 765sc and moved up steadily TO 1880 covering
of shorts" caused by the failure of the wells.
lied again and closed strong at 7Sisc. New York Con-
solidated Exchange opened, 76osc; highest 1880;
lowest. 76ssc; closing, 7S1sc. New York Stock Ex-
change opened. 76%c; highest, 7Sl2c; lowest 76sc;
closing 7sc. Total sales both exchanges, 1874 900
brls. Turpentine duh az 35c
OIL CITY Pa, July 7.-National Transit certif-
Gates opened at 1886 highest 7Sl2c lowest 16osc;
closed at 7Slsc; sales, l. 1S9 600 brls clearanees
OO6 600 brls; charters, 61629 brls shipments %,
467 brls runs. As. O23 brls.
PITTSBURG. Pa, July 7.-Petroleum fairly act
i've and firm. National Transit certificates opened at
76isc closed at 7siac; highest 7Sl2c; lowest 76iac.
CLEVELAND. July 7.-PetrOleum easy; standard
white, 1l0o. 7l4c.
WILMINGTON. N. C.. July 7.-Turpsntne firm
at 31a2c.
CHARLESTON. S. c., July 7.-Turpentine quiet at
32c.
SAVANNAH, Ga. July 7.-Turper:ine firm at
32c-
LIVERPOOL July Cotton dull and unchanged;
sales 1000 bales, including 1000 bales for specula
ton and export. and 3. 600 bales American.
Metals.
ST. LOUIS. July lead strong; common.
3.s2iaci refined sold at 3. s5c.
Dry Goods
NEW YORK, July THE market was veiy quis,
in all departments.
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GET rid of that tired feeling as quick as posi-
bic. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla. vhich eves
strength. good appetite aud health.
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OINCINNATI, WABASH e. MICHIGAN RY
~ THE ELKHART LINE.)

Try the Sleeping and Chair Car for Grand Rapds
Lv Indianapolis sos pm Lv GRID Rapids 11:Co pm
Ar GRID Rapids 6:20 am Ar Indianapolis 10. so am
The best route for Warsaw, Cedar Beach, St Joseph,
Petoskey and Northern Michigan Summer Resorts.
Three through aims each way daily except Sunday
between Indianapolis and Marion. Wabash, Warsaw.
Goshen Ekart Niles. Benton Harbor. st. Joseph and
intermediate points.
Trains w indianapolis 4:30 am 1155 am sos pun
Trains ar Indianapolis10:5O am $50 pm 1890 pun
Indianapolis Ticket Ofices-Union Depot 1881
South Illinois street, Bates House.
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LIVE STOCK.

NEW YORK, July THE market was ve,y quiet
In al departmants.
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LIVERPOOL, July Cotton dull and unchanged;
sales 900 bales including 1000 bales for specula-
ton and export. and $500 bales American.
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Dry Goods.

ST. LOUIS. July lead strong common
3.s2iac refined sold at g. S5c.
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I. v. u. Il. SOUTHWEST.
Leave for Vincennes. 7:l0am 4l5pn
Arrive from Vincennes. 045am 4:h0pn
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

J.. NJ. 1. 4. R.-SoUrH.
Leave for Louisville
and the South. 3:30am S:00am 4:00pm 5:00pn
Arrive from Louisville
and the SOuth-..l0.45am ll:l0am 745pm io:5Opu
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

The fret womsn's rights convention
hsld IN sAis so9asry occurred al Seneca
Fails, \. l.. forty years ago. II Is 10 eel
ebfate and rsI0ics over what has been
done IN these forty years, to take q new
survey Of womaR's sc.nal status al over
ths world, to note ths sigas OF promise,
AID 10 take counsel for the most effective
work possible Ia the future. that an Ia
ternaticnsl Couueil OF Women has been
conyoked to meet in Washington on
March IS OF tais year.
Arrangements have been msds for an
eight days conference. aud for a repre-
sentation OF all the organizations that are
working in the interests OF women in
Europe, Asia aud America. Some OF the
most distinguished womsa in the world
have already been named ss delegates.
and il viii undoubtedly bs the most re-
msrksble gathering OF the kind that has
aver taken place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

l1cznaekce - s4sctfic lxbls are oslng pus
into TIE aes s4Eio2s 9aaz.
J. Nskss of GrEad R4alzs. was ia town
yesterday. = ( 1est - tie Jc senEzi.
G. H. Norris. of Gr4n Rapids. s2s il the
cisy Yesterday lsg sa9rl ua-e altsnol0g (
gls CiEeall Court
Tee faaefzi OF ATs Hs4ry Pzskhgrsi 1ill
tsAs place ~ 2 ole. ok this sflernoOa. iT0al
TIE Garner II kricks9a AID jaeksSn-sss.
The Calea0ni4 Society held business
nselias st the oElce q Agffe. s Weiss. cor.
Terrace AID Heslsrn-sss.. lasteEsninz-
John a. Hsnfy, Of San ADtonia. Texas is
IL t0aa VISITING with bis Old o. A K.
ifiend. b. Petit proprietor Of Tie Wash
inglon Hotel
The X. d. T. NJ will give social hop IN
the Rslfsnoasg block fasstzy evening,
tebFusfy Ia A good time IS promised 10
al y 40 attend.
Next Tuesday evening Charles T Ellis
viii DC seen a, the Opera House IA his play
casper the i0def." Sc cure your tickets
before Il IS 100 late.
Mayor Torrent aud Alex. Rodgers. Sr.,
returned Friday evening ff0gn PiIlsburg,
Pa, where they had been 10 attend the
United states Court
Tate Starks, {. T. Kirx, Fred Dsyendori
and Wiliism Munroe. who participated in
the lumDermens excursion 10 Southern
points, have returned.
Rev. AR. Murphy. of the Second Holland
Reformed church OF Grand Rapids. will
preach tor the Second Reformed church,
tourth-st., today NJ the usual hours.
The T., 5. & NJ. railway train which ar
riyes here at $50 o'clock p M, did not come
Ia on Thursday night until after 3 o'clock,
having been detained by an accident one
mile east OF Sparta
The ladies' society of the Free Will Bap-
tist church will give a Martha Washington
suppe- and an entertainment. assisted by
the Good Iemplars. AZ Good Templars' hall
next Tuesday evening, January 81.
The Wander Lam aud Smith horse ca Sc
| took mp the attention of = jury in Justice
Beardsiey's court all day yesterday. as vel
| as the day before. The court room wa.
packed the entire cay with witnesses and
SPECTATORS. After lengthy argument:
by counsel the case was submitted
10 the jury at q o'clock in the
evening. After being ont half an hour
they came TO a verdict In favor of plaintiff
| for $50, the fall sum asked for.
Next Monday and Tues day the people o.
| Nuskegon should turn out TO hear the cele
brated elocutionist Prof. MeAfierty. who
will reciie from memory THE Lady Of the
Lake" one OF Sir Walter SCOTS finest pro
ductiOns. The Professor visited this towr
several years ago, and was well received
anc in coming this time he should be bet
/ ter received than ever. The entertainment
| will come of in the Odd Fellows Hail. a.
the corner OF Clay-ave. and Ierrace-st. Tn,
/ doors will De opened at 7.3O and the ticket!
can be got Of ali Royal Tenplars.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
MIRACLES RIGHT AMONG Us.
wonderfui Cures Effected by . Local
Physician.

wonderful Cures Effected by Local
Physician.
L IS universally believed. Of course. that
TIE days Of miracles are past. yet this is due
more 10 the fact thas intelligence and
knowledge are more universal, and the
masses more readily learn the true cause Of
different phenomena s. they appear before
Is. Strange and wonderful cases of curing
the sicx are az plentiful now as they were
IN biblical DAYS. and while the cure is en-
tireiy earthly OF human. yet the cases them
selves are none the less interesting
ard wonderful One Of the most remark
able illustrations Of the wonderful perfection
10 shica human skill has attained Is the
case of Mr. Butierworth, who came 30
Grand Rapids some four weeks ago from
Jackson. Mich There he had been under
treatment for number Of weeks for rbeu-
matisru. bat bad obtained nc relief. and at
the tine Of coming 10 this CITY was unable
20 walk Dr ". II. Ross vas called and
Immediately administered his Systematic
R1medies and today, alter only four weeks
treatment Mr. BUtirrworta IS weii nan
and ready % return 70 his woIk IN
Jackson Tie cures effected BY
Ross Systematic Remedies border a. nesr
on the miraculous as any events
ss have in these modern days. Mr Hall
oi $50 North Ioni&-st.. stands ready 10 vsri fy
that aitsr ter weeks treatment with 9th er
physicians hers and nnmbsrless bottles Of
patent medieins be sf isst Cailed De- Hos.
Who in two weeks time made him ready
to attend 70 bis work ss superintendent ia
factory here and Is now vel nan.
such cure "a these and any number cf
them right hers a. hone where Il y 40 easy
- verify them. speak wonders for the ssili
of Or Rosc and tie efficiency OF his SFs-
ternafic reuaedies.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

A0EEEs Win 0f 4 E>GI& Is
Ia 1886 IL Dz ksCss4AU, "a s8siEser
Ct ths b sesss Ksak, s4s ssas by kraaos
lo sss an8 Espors aI1a ths Dz Lasskss
e2asl - tas isfhnzs. hz FsDgEs wss
xeEl ssefsl, b1k ans poFtAsas q Z -
came pubAc. snd - gsnsEai eject > -
pretty acearatsly guessed from ths fact
that TIE G0ssf1nsnk rsfs1ssd T. szDesi0a
lottery. Ihs Paris correspondent q
ths L0adol Times nov claims 10 haYs
accurate kaOslsdze Of the precise terms
u tLa report. znieA are thas sanmar-
izsd
'-Ihs repori says the Panama Caasl en-
iefpr,se - ssssieis, bs.1 . - prcclsns-lc4
H1etler The sork NlI 2s 1lisls1 "a ssz
tie pfolset .s ssnlg l1efi. ia z1y case tls
uC5k las f-4elea such poiAs i1kt q ought
net % e abandoned. a11. therefore. ( rs-les.
rstnsr than o1zr Obstruction, o4zL- q as
sist a. Ia as PISS Die ia - compls-oa. n.
koL.szAE SAYS. hohsssr. t1zS before cseid-
m % ssssHs ~ = loan sae Government
shoald require guaranteez ma The pz0Iect
So he sim p.i1ed.
T1ls report bears cut TO the letter the
viss when Ansriean engineers have
slways laksa ei the iil-starred canal pro-
lscf. II e&naot bs pashsi through ss a
tidsEassr channel but with locke it may
10 constructed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
Tailed TWO.

A well-known citizen in an essay on
Backbone" which Ia too long for our
columns this morning, says:
have felt ever since the TELEsaAs-H ER-
AID spoke right out in meeting and took
tae stand it did or the snarchist question
that there was backbone behind il. And
now since il has aired SAN CLAY 50 thor
oughly I will De responsible for saving that
there is a multitude of people who have
Tailed Two for the 4 H"
The people OF Ksnt county may feel
assured that the scoring this paper has
given the Prosecuting Attorney has
counted for something. CLAY assured
certain Supervisor the other day that
ne has now gos through with his own
law suits and he will hereafter attend to
business.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

GxorGz W. CHurs hss lately repeated
What De has often said before, that under
no possible circumstances would be so
eept a nomination 90 the Presidency. Mr..
CRTLDs might make good President,
he shoes good sense N his decision- He
IL now universally sstssmsd and hon
ored. his unostsntAkious charities. bis
public spirit and bis sympathy with his
less fortaEsts fellows have endesred aim
20 thu thousands Who never saw him.
But. remembering ths fate ot HoRAcs
GRERLKT. it is hardly hkely that hs
would ears - sbsndon The easy snd Dig
nifisd position as holds to plsce hinseli
I'D a. tsrxet for al the partisan wits
ard csrzesurisss. 70 submit daily 70 $
a thousand stsbs and innusldoes. and
have The 1oblest sctious ~ bis hfs mis-
represented and nalixnsd By vsnomous
pariissns. He would have very htsls to
gain. and great deal 10 lose.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
businsss.

The New York EUening sun observes
that the most interesting hint that has re-
esnsly fcatsd 20 this city from Washing
ton is that Postmaster General DICKIN-
SON believes that thorough business
man VINO IS also thorough Democrat
can be found for postmaster OF Nav
York. How the hint started il not known,
but some good politicians believe that ii
bad its foundation in wink from the
Postmaster-GeEeral. There seems TO be
q prevailing impression That civil service
reform tiiss don't bother the new Post
MASTER General very much.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

PROafsfrION DOES NOT PEoLIEIT.
The Rev. Mr.. BATLKT. . prominent
minister OF Portland. Ne. has created a
sensation by az exposition OF ths present
condition Of tie liquor traffic in that city
lie says that liquor drinking And liquor
selling srs slsrraingly on the iaersass.
The arrests f0rdrunksnnssa. for instance,
dnriag Tie last six months oi 1857 were
922. while Tor the same period IN 1855
they Sers ouly s67.
Portlsnd contains population o. 40,-
600, snd the arrests Tor Drunkenness are
10 svsry - inhabitants, While the aver
age number OF arrests for this esuss in
eleven othsr cities Of this country OF the
same sizs IS only 70 ever A. Accord
ing to shs best testimony there srs al
least 40 known places whsre liquor Is
sold IN Portland. snd ths probability Is
mai thsrs are Ia rssLty many more.
Add to this ihs fact that the Suprsms
Court Of Name hes Just decided sd
verssly 10 ths Prohibitio8ist construc
ton Of what Is known ss ''ths prima fseis
clause" Of the Mains law. and thsrs Is
some ground for perturbation among Tx
friends OF ths laT.
n is also vorth noticing that the Gov
srnor Of Rhode Island bAs recently said
that the law cannot % strictly srtorcst
10 that State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

tr n pres ~ veee we
have made 2 spccisi Z o. .
= eccs oi sil-w-Cl 2 Batisie -
the low prize Ct . Cents. OR
former pIiSe was So cen
zs pieSes Figarsd ( shf &c
Suitiugs, marked Gown t9 SO
cents. " rego ~ pr. vtss
Sf.oo per yard.
a picces sll-wool Ecifes n
splendid lins o. co,cTs. cat
from Is 10 s. cents psi "a q
kx = .eccs all wool Cash 11rres
s6 r. VIDE rccDced tr1n 81
cent 81 ~ cents hess
Cashmeres are co IN TIE
rnarset today a zst-z cents 20
PURCHASERS.
n pieces 81 ZOO S rets ~
checks sns htripss a. - seats,
reduced fr IN 20 eeais.
ss spieees Bel on sains r.izt.Yts
IN caecks si3De st - ~ ents.
Our r. nsnts and short
lengths have so q Barrri ngiy.
a lew more lef ard All sc
closed 4 IN one half tie origi-
nsi price
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

HHsANTS -" THE TELE-
EHE gram-uerald" makes
a specially of publish
xkx Ing classified "wants,'
nE guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices anu best results. \
possOifiee n kept in the
counting room for the ben
eiit OF advertisers. 'Sisua-
tiOns Nantedv are taken at
half the rates OF the follow
ing table, and persons in
want OF work who have no
money topay are offered the
use OF our columns free OF
charre. Advertisements of
the arrival and departure
of trains viii be found im-
mediately following the
wants.
The number of lines m sny advertisement
caD be f0Gnd by dividing the nanoef ot
words by seven. Any pAEtof = iine coaatoa
sOns fun iiaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

Another great city Is having sn sxper~
,ncs similar to that of Grand Rspids.
fnciBnati is beginning 70 experiences the
Misculees ef getting supply Of purs
stsr. and swskeninx O. the tsct that the
wtseut suppiy from the Ohio river vii
sot do Tor drinking purposes muoh
lunsex. Il hss bean proposed 70 move
tee pumping works farther up tue river
At an sxpense of s0Ens. hinx bks a million
dollars. But this scheme Is oppcssd ca
tse ground sAst Il would avoid only a
small part of the 6ith vbich enters the
waser. and 80 there is likely b bs some
thing q = aght ever ias QUESTION.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

Rashb-1 4 Fiery have removed 20 TIE
rnrnsr II Tsvlsr and East fsonsTd St. With
= fan ire Il 6ns val papsr and picture
mcnldinzs. rsi0ts aut ois.
Fsirs. 81 s psr zs3ior. val psper. Sc rer
roll ard nBwar3s Bctsom prices on pic-
s1re framing psperiag snd painting. Tel
ephone 5sS-4 riugs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

IL either B4RsCW or the Interstate
Commerce law must 90. this country
would vote unanimously in favor OF re-
tanning BARSUH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

The New Ysrk Frfbtps s>ys; "Mrs
Dur u DNxrSscx is sad 60 % decided
acauisition 20 tise cabinet socisl circle.
This = ecnplinasnt Tor The truth Ct
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