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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
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May do for a stupid boys excuse M
at oan he said for the parent ~hn
sc.s his child lancuishing DALI and fall
ia recognize the want Of a tonic ANA
hirGd-puTiier? Formerly, course al
bi,tcrs, or sulphur and moiasses, was the
rule in well-regulatel families but nuw
all intelligent households keep Ayers
sirsaparilla, which is at once pleasant
70 the taste, and The most searching and
effective blood medicine ever discovered.
Nathan S. Cleveland. = f. Canton St,
Boston, writes My daughter. now II
years old, was in perfect health until
wear ago when She began 10 complain of
fatigue. headachc. Debility, dizziness.
Indigestion. and loss OF appetite. con-
clHded that all her complaints originated
In impure blood. an,l induced her O. take
Ayers SarSaprllu. This medicine Soun
restored her blood-makinE organs 10
healthy action. ana ia ono time rc,stab-
lished her former health. ! ind Ayers
SaFSaparila a most 'uinable remedy for
the la>Situdc and debility incident To-
spring time
J. Cas,rirlt. BROOKLYN Power Co.
Brooklyn, y. Y. says As q Spring
Medicine. ! find u splendid sulStiiut"
for the nld-iimc compounds IN Ayers
SarSaparii!l, with few closes Of Ayers
Pills Afler their use, feel frcshrr ANA
stronger To 60 through the summer"
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
rEfrAwrp uy
Or. J. c. Aver & c., lowell, Mass.
''-e g. - ....- So V-r -la ro;,ls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

49,. Ess.2L EGs Fa0D will largely
iHszpase fsg production, strengthen weak and
druassng TOW Is. promote the healthy er0ssth and
deyealaleni ali varieties of poultry. and insure
fine eontiisi.sl and smooth pltimage. This is no
forcing process. sou simply give them the chemi-
Gals 10 make eggs cost of less than one cent
week for each fusFl. We mail packages
for Sd and 81. 6lD Packages. -. o, 10 Id. pack
ages ss.Oa . H. Kegs IS % delivered TO fright
or express f'a. Ask for IL Of your local tradesman;
II be DOES not keep ii, write %
+. c. sTTRTEFANf,
Manufacturer Of Ground Oyster shells and all
Ponlt.sSuppiies Mills. lSs. lst and 1856 Commerce
street. uaice, 2iJ state stree, Hartford, g
sold by >. ID. WIGGgs, Eisss srsh' NE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

TIE PEOPLE
VINO have been disappointed
in the results obtained from
the use OfC0CA WINES. BEEF
WINE and IRON. or the so
called EMULSION Of COD LIVER
OIL. should Use
CHERRY MALT
PHOSPHITES,
a combination Of Wild Cherry.
Ext act of malt. and the Hy-
pOphOsphites. CHERRY-MALT
acts on the Stomach and Liy.
or. increasing the appetite. as
sis,iRg digeStiOn.thereby max
ing ii applicable for Dyspep.
>ia i'm IFS various forms. Loss Of
appetite. Headache. Insomnia,
General Debility. Want Of VI
tally. Nervous Pr0siratiOn,
Consumption. etc.
II your druggist does not keep il. send
: 90 iur one bottle or $500 for six bottles.
Express paid. LIEBIG PHiRMACALCO..
e Maiden Lane, y. Y.
Sold by all Druggists. lyl7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

JilE svo-rUbcr hereby gives puUiir notice
| connect urr!, that re ha. been au'y aII.
aua has taken upon himself. IT,. tu-t .
'"ut"T Of the la-t Mill au3 t,-iArH."
Jeremiah " Perkins,
late u HTu"k7t TIE in the % % Hancock .l...
NF s'NiuS h"Ub as the law directs hr thytr.
quests tll persons " he are indebted t. the 18Th.
"t-"'l = r-.Ht". 10 make immediate pa .tH,..
thf'-c who bItc Hny Immediate irm.uH-
"H To- exhibit the same for settlement
Nm IElH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
State of Maine.

nANcocK Is Court Of Insolvency. Third
Thursday Of ec, !. r. ISL
In the matter OF Joaa n. Burrtll. of Dedham.
insuiAtlt debtor. Ii ls hereby ordered that
notice Ia Eiyeuto all persons Interested iH the set
Element al fle first account of Benning c.addton,
auee OF tine above named insolvept Debtor. ny
causing a copy Of this order Ia be published two
-..,k : ,.J.e--iyelv in the Ellsworth American,
neeslaper printed or published IN Ellsworth. in
said @slutt. Chat they may appear at court OF In
sgivpra, 10 he held at the Probate court room on
the seems Thursday Of Jan next, at ten o'clock
in the fore1lan and be heard thereona object If
they set caIse-
O. r. CUNNINGHAM,
Judge Of in=hFency court Hancock county.
4 true copy. Attest ;-a4IAs. 7. DoRR. Register.
swa5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05

" Il Jorl1u'- story. Water It.
Eil-w,tiu Naiur.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-05
SNAG.PROOF
Trade Mark
DUCK BOOT

Sc MS stvleu This boot Is man-
ufac;ure,l - ith a scnire Of Cotton
duck with coaiinES of rubber, 30
incorporated into the fibre of the
Duck hv heavy machinery. a. to
make a water proof material that
stands the scvcrcst test Of wear.
and renders it NEXT TO IN
POSSIBLE FOR THEM To
tEA( h or 20 tic
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09

S. L. Cary in Chicago Farm, Field and stookmRn,
To speak it literally, l was frozen
out. Life has three great expenses,
feed, fuel and clothing-all increased
by cold. Fifty years Of bitter expert
ence convinced me that winter and
adversely were near neighbors, and
50 familiar that they come in without
knocking. After looking over Texas
and other Southern States, / located
in Southwestern Louisiana, as ! saw
at once a natural grass and fruit
country, well watered and timbeFed;
the climate of Florida, with grass for
sand, and IN samo latitude, cooler in
summer for that reason. The prairies
are smooth and clear of stone or
brush, and yield abundant crops of
hay yearly, from which the settlers
are realizing handsome returns. Grass
and fruit are the best of farming,
without them all farming is protitless
and comfortless. A little over four
years ago the country belonged to
Uncle Sam, and had no sale at Sl.25
per acre. To-day the land has a
quick sale at an average price of $5.
Grass, hay, fruit aud stock are leading
industries. Immigration for the first
time Is South IN summer, and in
strong volume. What will they find
A hearty welcome from many new
and old neigbbors, They viii find
fields of waving grain, and thousands
of acres Of good grass ready for the
mower; they will find peaches, figs,
pears and other fruits ripe and free
as water in the North. They will
find an invitation to come aud drGss
the garden and spbdue the earth,
make business, build schools and
churches. They will find fields Of
corn nearly ripe, and still other fields
just coming up through the soft
earth. And will that mature Certain
ly; there is plenty of time; July,
August, September and October are
good corn months there. A crop OF
Irish potatoes is often succeeded by a
crop of corn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09

sueARTowN, Oct. 20, 1888


We are at home once more, with
pleasant memories of our visit to the
Vincent settlement, where we went
TO attend the association.
Mr.. D. l.. Dear is now in the settle
ment teaching a singing school. Mr.,
Dear is very popular as q singing
teacher. and we are glad be is meeting
with such good success. Our churches
would all do well to encourage good
singing.
Sugartown Baptist church had an
interesting meeting Saturday and
Sunday. Sunday school u. M, Dear,
superintendent is in a fourisbing
condition.
Rev. W. N. Thompson will preach
at Dry Creek on his return from
SugaFtown,
We had the pleasure of meeting
Rev. H, N. Banks, p. @. of the
sugartown circuit. Mr.. Banks 10 Q
pleasant gentleman, and we wish him
much success.
Our young friend, Daniel Moore,
has returned TO New Orleans to attend
the Tulane University.
Miss "Babe" Escoubas, Of Beck.
with creek, is visiting her brother, Ed,
Escoubas.
Cotton is moving very lively now,
II. r.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09
Watkins Road.
Sabine SOnthrOn.

Sabine h0nthrOn,
1t will be seen from extracts 10 this
and our former issue, taken from the
Lake Charles papers, that the North
and South railroad from the Gulf 10
Kansas City is now preparing to com.
mence the building of the road at
Lake Charles the first of December.
The line of the road will be through
Oalcasieu, Vernon, Sabine, DeSotp,
and thence to Shreveport.
The route has been surveyed by an
experienced surveyor and pronounced
by the best and most skilIfll engineers
to bo the nearest, best and most
practical route that could be obtained
for this purpose, This road has been
in contemplation and under discussion
for several months, and from our
knowledge of the ability and character
of the company engaged in the enter,
prise, we never doubted it's being
buiIt, nor that of its completion and
ultimate success. In view of the ad,
Vantages resulting to the different
parishes through which il will pass in
the way Of immigration Of commerce
finances, ETC., the company solicit
some aid from those parishes in The
way Of 3 small tax TO facilitate the
forwarding of the enterprise They
have bonus from the parish Of Cal
casieu, and have applied to The parish
Of Vernon, and in turn will apply tc
Sabine, Desoto and Caddo, This
question will be in a short time sub
nitted to the people IN those parishel
for their approval or disapproyal-
what will be their decision time alone
will determine.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1888
K. O., w. &c q. h. R.
NatchItochos Review.

Natchitoches Review.
This line running from Kansas Oity
to the Gulf is an assured thing, and
will completely rovolutionize this
country. There arc no two sections
that more exactly supplement each
other than ours and the vast territory
reached by the lines running from
Kansas City.
1t is necessary to the settlement OF
our State that VIC have an ludepond.
ent line to the North. Now, every
one is obliged to come through Mis-.
sissippi or Texas, and products must
90 to market a roundabout way.
At present there are five short line
"taps," three in Louisiana and two in
Arkansas. The total length of these
is over hundred miles, with the i'm
mediate prospect of being extended.
Take our own tap, if it is only ex-
tended few miles it will open one Of
the largest gravel beds in Louisiana,
and there is no doubt but what
enough can be sold to the T. & P,
road to pay for building. There are
engineers in the field and practical
business men pushing the enterprise.
With this line completed it will
furnish a market for vegetables, and
every ono knows this is the best
country for truck farming, then in.
stead of depending on cotton alone
VIC will have diversity of crops and
money all the time.
1t was the force Of circumstances
and lack of transportation that caused
cotton to be liking" in this section,
The ignorant negro brought up to
this idea, has clung to it to the dotri,
ment Of his own advancement. This
section has been and will be a practi,
cally isolated region until the com,
pletion of this road. AS soon as we
have direct communication with the
North we can get double the price for
lumber and a good market for fruit
and vegetables. The soil in this sec,
tion is the most fertile, its resources
the most varied, its forests the most
inexhaustibIe, and its climate the most
agreeable on the continent.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09
Good Parents Of Famous Out
laws.


New York World.
ST., Louis, Mo-, Oct. 9.-Mrs. Caro-.
line G. QuantrilI, mother of VIM. G,
Quantrill, the once famous bush,
whacker and guerilla leader, is a guest
of Mrs. Zuelda Samuels, mother of the
famous Jesse James, at Mrs. samuePs
home near Liberty, No. The occa
sion has been made q sort of family
reunion. Mrs. Samuels and Mrs
Quantrill have a friendly feeling to
each other, owing to the similar ex.
periences of their boys. They talk
for hours about the members of theil
families. Both Of them had good
husbands, who were men Of character
and education. Mrs. QuantrilFs bus,
band was a college professor, and Mrs
samuel's first husband, Rev. Robert
James, was o schoolmaster and re.
spected minister. Jesse James grave
IS in the corner of the yard, and The
spot Is well cared for BY mothers
hand. On tree that stands near The
front gate still hangs the sign; "All
strangers 2b cents admittance.P
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09
Tho Verdiof UnarlimoVlg.

w, y, sult, Druggist BippuB, Ind, tehti-
flesi u can recommend Electfic Bitters as
given relief n every case. One man took
Six bottles and was cured or Rheumatism af
ten yearsl standlnGp Abraham Hare, drug,
gist, Bellyille, Ohio, aiiirms HIhe best sel-
ling medicine ! kese ever handled III my
twenty yeafs' experienee, Is Electric E1tle4, ?
Thousands of OILERS have added their tetti-
mony, 40 that the verdict e pnnuimouE that
Eleelfie HlfAefe do enra all alseases nf Ghe
Liver, Kidpegs 0F Blood Gully half dollar
bottle m W Al KaAPRis drag store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09
ItWasn,t . LoaRe NlRht.

Exchange.
A certain married lady sat up until
IL o'clock one pight waiting for her
husband TO come home from the lodge.
AZ last weary and worn out wish her
long waiting, she went to heF sleeping
room % retire, and there found The
missing husband sonnd asleep. Instead
Of going 70 the lodge be had gone 10
BIS room, Such are The troubles some
peeg married voiaea haYs 70 contend
with ia this life
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09

Apply 10 4. q. Blackshear for
Leeonte and Keller pear trees, Kelsey
plum and 3apan persirnmons.
IL. ID, BLAaKRHRAR.
84-2m ThomRsyilie, CD.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09

= ssss ,,llsc ,,llsc wafer #ssssesss S#siiss ss. IA sAiR
LhaL ainks y. WI Lhe water NllAln y.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-11-09
Their Buslpess Boolnlng.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival OF trade al w. n. KHAPP's
drug store as their giving away 70 their Gus
toners Of 10 many free trial bottles OK Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous 10 this very
valuable article from the fact that e always
cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all Throat
and Lung diseases quickly cured. You can
taGt It before buying By getting 3 trial hottie
free large size 81. Every bottle warranted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31


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ass u klfe rs 94.l- 81 12s q Ntfe 4a
ss-eis lsa Esla4ass uslS ea ies Ia..srsss ~
= ftas
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9 seli s2t "a eeisA ~ gs- et- - -fe
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7 1c-le q Nsaa1t .eSs esti. SaE tessft
tts IEss s1ea sars So kaaos tre e. ezst
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- eAte - esssaaas & o-eet sgest
a Nsss 81. Eos.s se
fAfaNT IHf@ FoE -AEE FrnN THEFE
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NOuFH oEtNI5 sKFlps - 81. ENlTC
= usFs }ssi sgsatn 80 ne eits aee
a. 81 azfa "a tef t.ef- f.& 1ft asat As -
c"s 4.lass e-t rits lafks 4a.s asa ,aNsls an vess
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hen-r - "a tteas & f'7ltlsl. All negs s0aIa
- lfA &c tsai0iAE 81 t4A~a e..
Itk 1Alf-AN ElfCAE f7eaT ROOM
! tfiaSe Qf nal..<fr sfeli .eefufes Fllnihet 81
49, 80 80 cs'nsslss ssseT e.0-et tsthfeol.
sl-d E,>e e1.asi - tKl-- d s-i4ai7 Va q htt
llili-tes ~sa si q. elrs -st aLe Nssule.t 1. osss.
knsGiss o. p - aoe- C.sr.udo1 Ho.el 81
IOR SAlE-Hol ~ Al 4oI IS CLANCY.
e.. o1s ga lsiayetles So ore on ISy lof.sl
rear sifcei car Livery IsoFNffF TO- ssIs ~
e 40 pleFtFi} IA rsfer fsrss 81 ghs ssiy t,f
s~is . lss -. - sle D i'slni.s 4 ave q 81
LoR sAlKs-k ISEOT kRICK DWELLING
ew stigg AcUsS Z 3gfnes-st- tSf $50 and "a
q scre tzfr n ersrx fof g. -. 81 or szsL
isyh erfs snd reasonable terms p A. nsBp<s,
ieSn l-s. Iecysna tleek, ever tuslio Library.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

In connection wiih ,he visit Of Cen
ersl BUrIss 10 this State TO spesk in
favor cf HsssIsoS and NoRroS. II viii
- proper O. quote the toliOwing from
Saturday q Chicsso Nesrs GENERAL But
rEE grows stcuter every year and De
= unable 70 wax auy consiGerabls a,s-
sssce wiibcas f.@ling exhausted. But is
his body j. failing bis mind "a not, snd
hss fr'eads snd brother attorneys say be
Is ss able sn sdvocsts and ss formidsble
sn opponent ss AVER
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

II - zrAna irioais - ths Gns char
eegsf Of General HsaAEOs that tie oniy
accusations szs.ast Llm ara s5soiatsiy
falss. The lass ons. which Is to tie
affect that hs sss very erusi 10 . private
soldier IA his eommanl has 0sso nailed,
hut it val probably 20 the rounds az tbs
Democrats press, nevertheless. aud they
viii Do too buoy 20 explain that a. the
tims shsn ,hs outrage sss alleged TO
have been committed. General HAKEI5oS
vas not ~Ith shs regiment a. al. Oat was
commanding brigade Tie trouble
with ths asndavis Is that Il is too speciac,
and consequently II IL very easy to prove
iis utter ials1iy by perfectly Trustworthy
nsn. The Democrats have commenced
10 sling mud IA earnest. ani for the next
week General HAskIsoN. BLAINE OUAY,
Ices and BzlKSAP msy expect to be
tadly spa;tsrsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

DoaI i~f seusseit be eaHznt y tie
yote. trading friEk. The man wac ssss
yoa - trade s doubtless nlsklaz 4 bJlsl-
ness - is is offers 70 vots Cor hAH-
als0s sad MosT0s = ycu sil vote fer
toaDs Or SONS other favosite u bis, wbo
ks iAinks . hksiy - % dstsaisL de
vsnts y SO a. many a. possible 10 sc-
espt bis oHsF n 10 carries out his
schsms as sill cast 0os vote Tor hAgRl-
soz and A0EroS AID get, perhaps. a
dozsa votes Tor FORD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

The Police Department ~ supposed to
es strictly oon- parhzSn, sad ,As patrol
men srs uos allowed to talk politics IN
der any circumstances. The managers
% the Department ara al Democrats.
and lass evening ths FoaD msa wsrs
allowed % covsr ths dsslg aud rsiistor
IN tae 'front.' otics with FosD documents.
IA tbe pasrolnsa ara nOs al Democrats
The rssscus srs plain The FosD men
are despsrsts when they commsnce TO
e>ll on the Police Department. FOR hslp.
In Justice to Superintendent SuIrH II
sisoad "a SAID tbst be knew nothing
about the Dstier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Lass thsd one week nov rsuains be-
fore slscsioa dsy. Lss no Rspubhcsn
= indifsrsnt - bra dHiT. X every Rs-
publican Who . a csudidst4 - be voted
Cor uprn 10 this Congressional district i
act siec,ed Z viil an bscsuss srrls q the
men ~hc shculd have worked sor hin
hBve rot ione ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Nev IA, their aitie scheme hss beeu
discovered perhaps ths Democrats man
ssers vih not canss The srrest of Senator
Gear. Bct he country msy expect
sresf hufsbsiloo over alleged frauds
committed By Rspu0iiezns N orler g
t1rn attention from e. ssir cwn dishonesty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

NOR SALE or ENC5AN0E-FOR RIAL
estate in Grand Ia pias EIlsl mHi doing q
lood bNsiness, Twelve mi e south o. the elty Ou
he J. : & - switch 70 the mil Address
Box D. cf byron Centre. Men. S-
NOR sALk-1BE fARN BELONGING TO
j the estsie Of tho lste Daniel SChertnerhorn
one mile west of the clly. fronting B1oseSL ID
j. a Inc oslfs istnl, O. iof uuu ralslnx and gar
cSn.ug. Asy be soid IA nom ten tO th.1y scre
lols Apply 10 Dg. nifwnTih administration. ia
Founh g.. crsnd Rapid Sieh. l8af
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

7 0sT-TwO CERTIFICATES OF DsPosIT ON
IL Fourth National Bank OF Orand Rapids Mis H.
Jne Is for $3.50 payable 70 Mrs 4. J. Appleton.
under date Of June 10, lSSS. and the number IS
1859 endorsed in blank The Otper il mum bcr
2S767 for 500 payable 10 Henry Bean, dated April
4th. lscs. also endorsed in blank SlJ
I OST-IN THE CITY LIGHT BAY MARE
II branded on the left side. weight about f0IO
pounds. The finder viii be rewarded by ratilrn
ing her or notifying S. y. Bates. 465 South Divis-
iOn-St ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

soma people have fos their end and
oblset tie amusement q mankind, and
wsll-knosn hamOrisss srs paid immense
salaries FOR grinding out columns OF VII.
but there are others which are extremely
funny without intending L. Their W.T. Is
spontaneous snd very surprising, for they
do Dot know what side-splitting i0kss
fhey have psrpetra;sd until their aitsn-
ton . called C them. Among ihs latter
class are inoss pagers which try 20 nullify
ths Influence Of Lord SAcKvtLLEs letter
hy saying that he Engiish are in sym-
palhy with the Republicans and want
EARsBoS for President Grand Rapids
has witty paper Of this kind. and all
lovers Of ne furess humor should hasten
20 subscribe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

ThsGrssnbssksrs lsst night nominated
FRASx II. GIL a. their candidate for
Representative IN the State Legislature,
sod the Democrats promptly swallowed
the dose. The TxLEaRAM-HEEALD has
bad occasion hsrsseiors 10 SAY something
aboGt this man GfLI- Thers - not al
intsllizent. rssPscssbls Grsenbacksr or
Democrat N shs city. Who knows bin.
Who does not know that &c Is utterly ua-
ht to l0ok after he important interests
Of ihis essy Which are dependent upon
IA Legislature tgr projection. rs to
Ns krILsAS. hs is very difFsrsut sort
ot mae. De ls man ot character aud
scts upon his convicsions-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

Il "a very snusinr 90 see how tse Dsra-
oersfs wrItbs srd s~isi and turn ever The
WsEr letssr. They siaim that it vii nct
sfect votes murh but fhav kuov better.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

tfHiiT - otterr rsnv sxcepf sun1s1s
1kkiHs efec
S}etFi1s ear rus o. Fsciar sn6 fuiie II
Iresse@ ~ ee< fr8rn 5sefrosf -~psrs0T ee~ Y11 ~
Day ETprre so f5rrrt Rsr1ts Fires ~ a11
fr5E l,etsrltF}ir~et couDeetip1s rsaee - seirtf
vi ibrr1et trains Fasf- -7tckfts or sale -
ns11 Ticksi l5fiss s. EourDe.s. SD = Enios
oe7ot
q ErcsLze n snt 7 > fniezRb
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

q IL tttlilfIhff UT FItH- JAM
ltffoii kfpfcss nss Tssfiof car "a Delroll max
ing crei ect atcfi0nt fJf al pOiuts Easi arriving
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MoaeN To LO0Il.

I HAVE 3ooo DOLLARS WANT To PLACE
| cn GOOD real estate. but the security must lie
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MONEY TO LOAN-AT FALLAs & swART-
VI bouts lawyers. National City Bauk build
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
AXE sHoRK q MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

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Through tckets sold TO principal points IN ne
United states, Mexico and Canada ~ lnloa
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31
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Furniture stored.

RNITURE STORED, PACKED AND
i moved. Expert packers sent on abort notice
by Rsdc.in & Holt. III south Division ST., telc-
phone No. 90l Jan'y y 'sS
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-31

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