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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
Is Cents.
Campaign Freeman
FROM NOW
TILL AFTER ELECTION,
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Push Things, and send in the Gu be.
Along the Amendment Lines

The Home forces are in motion,
with lively skirmishing all along
the lines.
Prof. Hodges has been speaking
for the Amendment in Upshhr un.
der auspices of the W. c.. U.
Rev. G. Hall of Buckhannon is
filing list of appointments by the
W. c. T. U. Amendment Lecture
Bureau, in Randolph and adjoin-
ing counties, and we hear he is
doing splendid service for the
Homes OF West Virginia
Rev. W. P. Walker. of Hunting
ton will stir Nicholas and Fayette
counties tor 10 days, beginning
With Aug. 18th at Hawks Nest /;
see w. G. T. U. Bureau appoint
ments.
Hon Fountain Smith of Fairmont,
addressed the Amendment League
at Cameron on Saturday. Aug. 4,
and at Uniontown Sunday, 9Th.
Mrs. McClurkin is driving the
enemy before her, in Mason coun-
ty, and so the battle wakes hotter
and hotter in every part of the
field.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
The Queen City's" show.

Cincinnati is all excitement.
Her Centennial Exposition is "on."
1t is a celebration of one hundred
days and nights N honor OF the
one hundredth anniversary Of the
settlement of the Ohio Val
ley, and designed to show the rap
id progress made in one hundred
wears since the fret white man
trod her soil. Her citizens sub
scrioed million and fifty thousan d
dollars to defray expenses, and
with part of this SUM immense
buildings have been erected,
which in conjunction with per-
manent Music Hall, which cost a
million dollars, and is capable of
holding 5000 people, furnishes
nearly 100000 square feet Of space
all under one continuous roof,
covering an area Of forty three
acres.
"A dozen States are officially in
teresed in the enterprise, the gem
eral Government has sent mag
nificent collection of curios from
ashington City, and in fact every
detail has been carried out on
the most liberal scale.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
A Bad Boy Identified.
DEAR FREEMAN,


The recent antics of one of our
city editors remind me of an old
story which has become currency.
A clustering boy came out second
best in an encounter with another
boy. After wards, when tainted
with his defeat, he said: Eyes, he
aid whip me; but l got even with
him, for | made faces at his sister"
l never knew who that boy was
until recently. But I think l
know now. He is the present Ed
ltor of the State Journal Having
but little APP elite for fair brave
light with the bouncing, growing
prohibition boy, he can make faces
at the prohibition boys sister, the
". c, T. U. And aohGt faces he
does make
What hideous grimaces! What
unearthly contortion< What rack
ing medicines he must have taken,
and what loud, colored paints he
must have used upon himself to be
able to make such frighttul faces.
1t looks as if heis determined to be
the great masculine Xantippe of
the nineteenth century. AS a
maker of awful faces at the other
boys sister, it must be confessed
That he is a most pronounced and
stupendous success. ON-LooKER.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

tlon sneerlngIy proclaimed "T1ppe.
canoe" Harrison low fellow. "born
in log cabin" His friends at
once made the Log Cabin the en-
blem of the most enthusiastic, of
campaigns. Warmers Log Cabin
Remedies and "Tippecanoe" stom-
ach tonic are enthusiastically re-
ceived by the American people to-
day, because they are the remedies
of the common peopIe--simple but
effective.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
PLEASE RENEW
For the Amendment Cam.
paign.

A blue X on this item is notice
that your short time subscription
has expired. For lack of help in
the office, short time subscriptions
ending July l were not cut off then,
but are now discontinued with
those ending Aug. 1st. We hope
our friends who have thus had the
FREEMAN month gratis will APP
preciate the favor, and send at
least 25 cents now and have the
Red Hot Ca mpaign Freeman
till after the election. No true
friend of Temperance can afford to
beiwithout the liveliest advocate
of the cause in this crucial conflict.
All who receive this notice with
the X, please renew at once.
Send 81 for year, Scots 6 mos. or
at least Is cents till after the cleo.
ton.
The Saloon must 60.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
uOUNDSVlLLE CAMP MEET
ING.
Temperance Day, Aug. D.
Rev. Sam Small and Sam
Jones Coming.
EDITOR FREEMAN:

EDITOR FREEMAN:
Please announce in your valued
psper that the moundsville Camp
Meeting will commence Aug, 10Th
and close Sunday night Aug, 26th,
Rev. Sam P. Jones will come on
morning of 18th and remain 7 days.
Rev. Sam Small will be present
from Aug. 22nd till the close, Aug,
26th. A Grand Temperance Day
will be Thursday 23d.
Rev. DR.. Summers Stone and
wife, returned missionaries from
India with others eminently sue
cessfull in Camp Meeting work,
will be in attendance.
Prof E. o. Excel (America' g
best singer will be present dur
ing all the meetings.
Gates will be closed at 10 a. M
on both Sundays.
This promises to be the grandest
Camp Meeting ever held on old
Moundsville Camp Grounds.
JAMES w. BoDLEY.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
KANAWHA STATIONS
Grand Amendment Rally.
EDITOR FREEMAN:

EDITOR FREEMAN:
Our rally on the occasion of Mrs.
McClukin's recent visit was grand
success. The Church was packed
and many unable to get in. After
prayer by Rev. VIM. Metz, the Choir
led by Rev. B. F. Byrd, with Miss
Laura b. Warwick organist, struck
up, when election day comes
round, we'll be there" and set the
audience wild with enthusiasm at
the start.
Rev. B. F. Byrd read from Prov.
erDs %, 20 80, "Who hath woe i?
Who hath SORROW" &C., after which
Mrs. McClurkin was presented and
greeted with showers of applause.
She plead for the Homes of West
Virginia with great eloquence, re-
sulting in large accessions to our
Amendment force. Our prayer is
that all her efforts for the Amend
ment may be .abundantly blessed,
and that the saloon may be driven
from our beloved little Mountain
State.
Our Amendment Club is pro-
crossing finely and we have assur-
ance that large majority in our
community will be for the Home
and against the Saloon. We are
resolved, by the help of God, not to
cease war on the Liquor Traffic
until it is as impossible to buy and
sell rum as beverage, as it now is
to buy and sell slaves. o, that we
may all put our shoulders to the
wheel, and work as we have never
worked before for the utter over
throw of this great curse in our
land.
Yours for Prohibition,
J. T. SINGLETON.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
The Tariff ScarecrOw.

The tariff is, therefore. a friend
of the liquor trade and all should
lend themselves to stirring it up.
While politicians have their
hands full with the tariff they will
be very sure to let everything else
slide, and prohibition, which has
lately been making so much noise,
will evaporate.--W The Bar, Liqnor
Organ.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
New Amendment League.

An Amendment League was re-
Gently organized at Guyandotte
with the following officers:
HI. L. Polling President, w. A.
Nicholas Vice President, S. P.
Archer, Secy. Miss Saddle Smith
Assistant, Secy. Treasurer S. C.
Hennen. Executive Committee,
Julius Freutell, Geo. Blether, John
Smith; Committee on Music,
Sallie White, May Robertson,
Sadie Smith.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
Parkersburg U. b. Conference.

The oarkers burg Conference will
convene at New Haven, Oct. 3rd,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
The brethren will please not to
bring their wives as all the avail
able homes IN the town and COM
munity will OF necessity be crowd
ed and therefore can not provide
entertainment for others than
those having business with the
Conference.
A. c. HALTEMAN com
L. M. CARDER ooun'
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
Charleston Means Business.

The Prohib1tionists have engag-
ed the lot on the corner of Capitol
and Washington streets, owned by
the Baptist congregation, and will
fit it up with seats, for use in out
door meetings during the summer.
Their first speaking will be held
on the 14th Of the present month
when Rev. w. W. King will deliv.
or an address.--Charleston Star.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
Excursion Tickets to Colorado

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co.
has placed on sale excursion tickets
to Colorado Springs, Denver and
Pueblo. also to Yellowstone Nation
al Park, at greatly reduced rates.
These tickets are good to return
until Oct. 31st, and will remain on
sale during the summer months.
For information in detail, call
upon or address nearest B. &. O.
Ticket Agent, or L. M. Cole, Cen
eral Ticket Agent B. & o. r. R. Co.
Baltimore. Md.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
GEN. Sheridan Dead.

The universally admired and
highly honored Gen. P. II. Sheri-
dan, died suddenly of his heart
trouble, on Monday at Nonquit,
Mass, A bereaved nation will pay
him tribute, and his enduring
monument will live and grow in
the hearts of the people.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

Prof. A. L. Purinton's many
Parkersburg friends will be sad to
hear of his resignation as Supt. of
our schools. He goes South to fill
the chair of Chemistry in Wake
Forrest College, North Carolina,
and with him will 60 the best
wishes of hosts of friends, good and
true.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

The G. e. 1. st. l.. & G. Ry.,
(Kankakee Line) is again running
it's comfortable reclining chair cars
on night trains between Cincinnati
indianapolis, Lafayette and Chi
cago. This Line is also running
two Pullman sleepers between
Cincinnati and Chicago and one
between Indianapolis and Chicago.
Rates via this Line always as low
at the lowest.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
Temperance Day at COOle-
Vile.

Cooleville, O. Camp Meeting be-
gins Thursday, Aug. 9th. AS we are
advised Temperance Day will be
Wednesday, Aug. Is, with Rev.
Geo. E. Hite of Parkersburg is one
of the orators.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
DEAR FREEMAN

Aug. I 90
DEAR FREEMAN:
Find enclosed 81, for which
send 3 copies Battle Songs and the
balance in Literature for our
Amendment League. Our League
numbers 81 with VIM. Engle
President; E. Weaver, Secretary.
Prohibition and the Amendment
are gaining in Gilmer,
Yours for Fisk and Brooks and
the Amendment,
w. D. HERNDoN
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

So far we have heard of but one
organized Anti-Amendment Club
in the State. See Glen Elk's in
teresting letter, inside page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

Friends of the cause will see that
announcements are made in Pull
pits, in Day Schools and Sunday
Schools and that the people of the
whole community are aroused to
give at least this one evening to the
defense of their homes against the
legalized piracies of the Saloon.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

Mr.. Swinburn sends interesting
dispatches from the front lines in
the Department of the Kanawha.
See letter, inside page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
w. C. T. U.
Amendment Campaign Lee.
ture Bureau.
The Home Against The Saloon.

The Speakers announced under
this heading, will come under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, pleading for
West Virginia Homes and the
common interests of all the People.
Let friends of the Amendment of
all parties and classes, see to it that
there is general and enthusiastic
rally at every meeting.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

Leg CABINS were the
most prominent feat
ure of the Presidential
Campaign of 1910. At
the opening of the
campaign, the opposi.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
MRS. JENNIE MCLURKIN,
w. G.. II. u.
StateO Organizer
Will address the People in the
interests of the Prohibition Amend
ment, as follows:
Rev. w. II. Walker,
OF HUNTINGTON, W. VA.

OF HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
Will rally the Home forces against
the Common enemy at times and
places here named in Fayette and
Nicholas counties:
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
CAMP MEETING.
The Saloon must 90.

At Newark, Writ County w, Va,
Temperance Day, Saturday Sep
TENDER Sth.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
Fisk and Brooks and the Amend
ment.

TANNERS, GILMER Co, !
Aug. / '88 !
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
BAD MRS. BIDWELl
LEFT DETROIT NTH wAloRoN
nsF az.b..d ..ys w slarss f0Ok ss sz5 600
-8ra Bsa.sii Alisxsa ey fras.ss -
Have pps.rsd - bs Insane
Tie aatssy store Locked

As. V Y B.dsell Who slOpsd With
Banker Waldron. Of Hlisd.ls. came - De-
troit on Tuesday Of l.st seek ana registered
At the Wayne hotel a. from Kalamazoo.
fbe nsIt mOrsing sns vent 10 tas home Of
friends comprising OF q severe headache.
che wanted hsr husband. she said.
- ssud her 70 the asylun. bat
De refused. Her suffering sssned very
acute and Ter friends th0arht her insane
Wednesday night sac i'm proved oniswhat-
Thursday MaldrOn sent her = note signed
Br0sn." Later he called a. the hoass and
Ms Bidweli was driven away with him Ia
. coupe.
V. v. Bidvell returned 70 Quincy last
evening. he claims 10 Know that WaldrOn
got away with t325, ,0O0. He will not make
. ststemsat on account Of his children. He
says he Is in daily communication with his
wife The store ~ Quincy is still locked.
NOrthrup holds q mortgage for 81. 500 on
the stock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
so4R0 or ?. ASD ?.

Goa siS.sle "a, Aeeosxts saa Appsizt-
1s.ls. Csaor-a.Eiss ~ >s~ ss2s Et<
Ths Bo.ra II Police aud FlTs Conuais-
sioDsFs -s called - ordsr BY Presidsss
Witksy. .Ed n. sslls~iDE Commissioners
were present Powsgs. More. Lsissls and
Hzvkina
Ths folls-iDg 0DnaniesEisns were
received. Prom Kansas Bysn and C. l.
Reeves spplicsnoa for position 0n police
fsroe. placed "a ale. Fro2 Marsha Ls-
moia, Iecssneaa1pg Tie e8lsrssnsEG Of
engine houses No. ] ana Q 80 xs 70 scco2-
mod.ss q ste4m IA nrs sH xins . each suilding,
referred ~ Com 1ittes On Property. prom
ksnsaal Ls.oiE. ssklss the privilege u
eonpecting the sngine houses vita his
rssiGsno. 6y ts4epsOls The same 70 &c
without sIpeuss 10 ths cay other tnan TIE
coat Of N aGerisl and labor referred " Gem
miItss on Properly From JOAN ReRihaA.
tesder OF resignation "a supply wagon
ariTer Of ths Fire Department; referred 10
Com nlitIss On Discipline.
The folio ~ing accounts were allowed
Niles Hardware Company. 500 WR. Car
ter, 1ll7o. Colby Craig Il Co, >l35 So John
HINES. So, Hawkins Perry, t5o5, spring
a. Co. S. 70 Foster & Stevens, SO
The Secretary was instructed 20 CORE
spond with the msnsger OF the latest i'm
proved device in drop nets and get psrticu-
lars and prices
On Recommendation Of the Com mittee on
Men and Discipline ths following named
men we're confirmed 10 the places assigned
Fred Clark. 10 be part pay alderman No. 5
truck: Orlm Somners, 10 be engineer OF
No. 5 steamer. and Frank Bliss 10 De driver
Of No. chenaicAl.
Os recommendation Of the COMMITTEES on
Rules. Trusnt oftcer Fee was permitted 10
receive 50 per month from the Board OF Ed.
ucation for the keeping OF his horse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
A HARRISON RECRUIT
A KNIGHT or LAsOR VOLUNTEERS
sserst.r, IAehta4s. Of tas EziE hts ~ L.-
ssr. or.rs ais Services - TIE ksPss-
ncza Party TETssxh CAsirass
oa.y-rrstserts. wasted

WAsHISseS. Aug. S9.-Ssnst0r Quay to
nisAt Furnished letter from Secretary
LicEu2n, Of the knights of Labor, for
publication Of Walsh the principal p0iats
are As Fslless
PHILABEIFsIs, Pa, Aug. y. lsSe.-Hs's.
ksff.sss " Gsay. C.arasas sf 20 Aasioa.si
RsJsablssaa Cen.a.islee e-DKAk sIE-Ay con
nseIisn with the labor movement for the
past fo0Ftssn years kxs IGsde il Necessary
for RE 10 6s . close student Of tie causes "
lseor depression and OF tie needs Of Hose
who toll. While it may ss that neither
party offers al that labor organizations
deslre. ! believe that the Republican party
Ia adopting and advocating the American
system Of encouragement and protection 10
the lsOor and wages of our owa land Is
nearer the declarations and desires Of or
ganiLsc labor than TIA free trade opponent.
the Democratic party.
TIE conflict Is between the American sys-
tenn as represented by the Republican party.
which would foster and encourage the
lsbcr Of our own people. and
etsln Tor them the u srkets aud wages OF
our own country aud the British system a.
repress mted BY The Democratic party. which
would break down the barriers Of proisc-
ton and throw open our home market 10
the productions of foreign factories and
foreign labor. thus making idle our own
toilers and reducing TO o lower level the
standard OF American wages.
Ny position as General Secretary of the
Knights OF Labor has given me an intimate
knowledge of the various phases OF the
labor question. and from the knowledge
thus gained do not hesitate 10 say that
the triumph OF the Democratic party
dominated by intolerance In the south and
British fTee-tIsde sentiment in the North
would be the most serious blow to organized
labor it could possibly receive. | cannot rf-
main inactive in such a conflict therefore, "a
you and your associates on the National
Republican Committee as Representatives
OF the Republican party. | offer my services
in any position or capacity where they may
be dssirabi. or be thought most useful 10
aid in securing the success of Harrison and
Merton, the representatives in this cam
paign Of the American idea of protection
TO American Bbor. | have the honor TO
| remain, Yours 10 com mmau0.
CHAHIEs III IITCHNAN
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

The last will Of the late VIM. II Solomon
was fled in the Probate Court yesterday.
II bequesths 70 Matilda Solomon. wife Of
the deceased. the Homestead consisting Of
lets and 10 excepting the east 50 feet OF
such lots hsrstofors bequesthed to his
daughter. Ida NJ. Miller, Of block s, Dexter
fraction. 70 bis daughter. Lille A. Waters.
Of Toledo. Ohio = given the remainder
of the homestead. All mortgages upon
real estate IN Kent and Barry counties
together with notes sud chsttsl mortg sges
accompanying them. al cnrrent monies and
a. personal property are also bsqussths ed to
the wife Of The deceased with the ercsp-
tios that 70 his son. George Solomon, IL BE-
ques,hed bis gold watch sud chain. To bis
vifs two daughters and son. in equal one
fourth portions u givsu al Of his pine
lsnds located in Perry county. Mississippi.
402 scres in Rusk ooRnty. Tsras. and 80
scrss n Ns-syg0 county. Michigan. Mrs.
Malta Solomon = named ss executriT Of
th@ vii
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
HAPPY REPUBLICANS
4 p AsETIes Al NI00LENLLE.
ssrsssss 81 ssaatsx Flsaaiess 1easFsi
Alsss. &. ~. Wsf2ias 49, r. 4. Col
xrsss gha Lssxss1 Crssa Esss
~ SO tll.gs


hpDlzglLtE Aas. 80-Ials has seen
5le say iof nidaissis.s. Eaay a tas
morning the dast and tas psoDls came Ia
slogda s8d thls sas sept up aail oars.
kad ~lsn eFsaI8g came tals pretty hssls
Diaes. trimnsd lac a sweet srl gr.i-Ats'
be.d alore people tlan ever seisrs a. oas
uas. Izey ssls 4asIy tired pleased aad
hapDf Iasy cans " 81 and istsn = one
of lhs biggest polilic2i lasst.nss sgsr held
ID fhe -fais ouLsids u lhs cites 4ad thsy
ssns home perfectly sals1od
Thsss Baads aui kles cluh furnished
nus.c al dsy sad a martial 5snd alled IA
ale gaps sesEesl.
A. ID ~ a masl scent t4mafac pole, 10
fss1 ioaz. was erected On ths corner oi
kaa and Higa as. snd from - top
nsalsd a. sl~eAnt six banner bearing the
fsllosius uscri pti0n
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

At the caucus Of the Third ward Ii was
agreed that the three candidates receiving z
the highest vote shouia run before the peo-
pie. Mrs. Cook received the next highest
vote. viz, IS. on the formal ballot, aud will
be one of the candidates for electien as
School Trhstee. Much interest was shown
in her nom ination, and the following ladies
and gen tlemen were unanimous in her sup
port: s. L. Fuller, ID. A. Blodgett. Hesry
Spring. z. o. Vorbeis, w. n. Cook. c. II.
Leonard. A. Vsndsnburg. +. Twamley and
Mr.. John Peck; Mrs. S. L. Fuller. Mrs. l..
d. Putnam, Mrs DIR. Shepard. Mrs Henry
Smith, Mrs.. Bedell, Mrs. John Peck, Mrs.
VIM. Robinson and other influential citi-
zens. ELIZABETH EeGLEsFIELD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

On next Monday and Tuesday evenings
Aessrs. Murray and Murphy, the Irish
Kings. will entertain the lovers of high
class Irish comedy at Powers Grand Opera
House, and as exponents of the Celtic race
these ipimitable comedians have
mounted to the topnlost round of the ladder.
And susren nded with . corterie OF comedi-
ans pick from the elite Of the profession,
and being under the management OF so ef.
ficient manager as Mr.. J. N. Hill is . suf-
ficient guarantee of the excellence of the
performance. Seats are now on sale at the
box office. and can be secured by telephone
No lR5
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
PRINTER BENEDICT.
Outrageous Violation of the Law In Order
to screen Him.

WAsHINeroS. Aug 3O.-Ths minority re
port on the investigation of the Govern
ment printing Office was presented by DR.
6allinger, Of New Hampshire, today. The
majority report. presented few days ago
mspe about eighty pages. and the minority
report will make seventy pages.
The minority report charges collusion BY
the majority. and outrsgeou. violation o
sll known rules Of proceedings TO screen
Mr.. Beuedict from the results of bis tn
competency and partizsnship. The major
ity resort practically eIonerstes the pub
lie printer from all the charges preferred
against him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
MURDER OR SUICIDE.


CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-The case of Frederick
Schuneman. who was found dead with q
bullet through his head in the rear Of the
Smell mansion early this morning is . mys-
terious one. The police are divided in opin-
ion. some iuclining to the suicide theory,
while others believe Schuneman to have
been murdered. The fact that persons in
the neigh borhood who heard the shot fred,
heard no struggle or outcFy seems to lend
probability to the suicide theory; while on
the other hand Schuneman's pockets were
turned inside out aud his watch gone.
which would seem to indicate that he was
murdered. There seems to be no basis for
the statement first made By the police, that
Schuneman's domestic relations were un-
pleasant
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

fsSt sixhts nesroit vses ssYs The n-trr5t
merchants sna srlnm.s ven ric-srr IN sase
hsi ssre s-er tse srsas sarifs - Ssss - ne
r1sa - secrrsrioz psrk a. sstlrssg ra- E-.ns
Rspits psopie vsnt SATISFACTION. AMI n ssclrsar
fheT sre g1isz - 80 i sf e-snd aspt1s As a
Eord EaHy Detrs.lsTs $50 70 rase fa = ID sreria A.
Fesfi hfiIe rreius ~,i i~s-s or ~ n . ~
e. - srt e.s5 -crarro~ a 7sre - g. 81 ~ -ha
ronrd srir. Eossd ro -s1ara wan 7ve ssyx has
5a-n ral-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

Gen. r. A. Alger is in the city, and will
spend the forenoon AT the Soldiers Home.
He came up from Middleville last evening,
where be addressed a large mass meeting
and will no TO Eaton Rapids this afterpoo
ing.
General Alger says that the outlook for
the election of the Harrison and Morton
ticket is very bright, and that prominent
New York men say that the pivotal state
will surely 60 Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

Hssssr. Asx 1-Dr l. Il Wed -ho
49, arrested yesterday - sssrs~ 81 6.saz
tse ilse,ssssry vko hss s~<- s.ssax a.
f-erarnf sr~s 1ers foE ~ sest - v--rs
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K2s es<s e>a>~s ~p~pn<~r~nnn nn~~>x.ra.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

A lady with determination in her eye
called at the TELEeRAM-H HERALD Office last
evening to announce that the women of the
Third ward had decided to go into the con-
test with Mrs. Cook as their candidate, in
dependant of the nomination of Mr.. Co.
vode But" she added IF you want to
see war come over in the Eighth ward and
see the smoke and carnage there"