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The National tribune., 1888-09-20
A PsrnetunI HALLWAY Pas.

When the Boston & Providence Railroad
Company was chartered, Mr. John G. Dodge,
of AttlebOro, conveyed portion OF his land
in consideration that his family should ride
free over the line as long as the land was used
for railway purposes. A granddaughter Of
Mr. Dodge now claims that she is entitled to
to the privilege named in the deed, and
that the word family meant descendants Of
the grantor. The railway company deuurred,
on the ground that the remedy Of the plaintiff
is at law and not in equity. Judge Allen, how
ever, has OverruIed the demurrer, and ex-
pressed an OPT MON that under the deed the BOs-
ton & Providence Railroad Company would be
required to carry free the descendants Of Mr..
Dodge for all time.
The National tribune., 1888-09-20
Brass With a Cutting Edge.

F. NJ. Stowe, of Winneconne, has solved the
problem of tempering brass He has shown an
edged tool that will cut a seasoned pine or hem
lock knot without affecting the tool, and the
various tests he has made proves it superior to
steel for cutting purposes, as it takes altogether
finer edge.
The National tribune., 1888-09-20

dress. DuriaZ the remarks frequent references
were made % tAe demise Of Gen. Phil Sheridan
and other iIiustrious leaders who have passed
away. at a.25 o'clock the meeting was sd
Journed. The Reunion was q complete success,
aud the boys Of Forts Sumter. s. c. and
Pulaski, Ga, and tho hangers 8s Charleston,
5. C.; POcotaligo and Honey Hill = C.. 0iustse
Fla, and Petersburg, Va, feel that yea, 70
o certain extent, made our gathering q sue
cess and uPou motion made by the Secretary,
aud duly -Jaded By COmrade. is was voted
that the thanks Of the 81 r. T. H. A. veteran
Association be extended % THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE fcr its kindness, and the fraterual
spirit which yoo eXemPlded by publishing IN
IT'S columns tae notice Of eur 18th annual 20
union free OF charge.
VERMONT.
E. L. Wells. Secretary. LyndsaviIIs: The
third annual Reunion Of the 18th Vt. w4II
be held az Montpelier Oct II ia GAR.
Hall. Business meeting At 1870 p m. sharp;
rOusiug Campfire in the evening &C Capitol
Hall, where an address viii be delivered By
eX-Gov. j. g. Smith followed with a historical
sketch By Col. /. T. Knapp. There VIII be also
short addresses from Gov. Dillingham; LieuE-
Gov. Woodbury., Surg. J. c. Rutherford and
others. All survivors are requested 70 bs pres
emit
Marshall Montgomery, Secretary, 81. Johns
bury: The third annual Reunion Of the 81 VI
Reunion Society viii be held as this D.sca Oct
3 All survivors Of the 81 vt. invited. Ar
rangements for half fare on rai.rozEs viii 30
made where we can do so. Inquire for round
trip tickets when you take the train
The Executive Committee Of the 4th Vt
Reunion Association have chosen NOntpelier
as the place of holding their Reunion, aad thu
date is Oct. 10. A good time is anticipated
and good attendance is assured. There arc
about go names on the rolls with present post
Office address All will be notified BIZ circular.
Turn out, boys of the old 4th, and have s good
time.-ThOmas L. Farrell, Secretary, Water
bury.
J. W. Page, st. Johnsbury: The 81 Vt. viii
hold Is annual Reunion at St. Johus5ury, Oct.
The National tribune., 1888-09-20

pended the characteristic fruit of the State from
his buttonhoe. They were worn too as neck
laces, manufactured into canes and appeared
as hatbands upon the head-gear of some en-
thusiastic visitors. collection of all these
insignia would make q museum Of itself at
once extensive and unique.
The National tribune., 1888-09-20
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
NEW YORK.

NLt8 EOhFAT-
Martin Ficken, Secretary, 2s2 Reap street Brook
lynn ROlcall Of the veterans of the 9Th n. Y. Cav.
will be held in the large paror on the second floor
OF Metropolitan Hotel, $50 Broadway, corner of
Spring street, Thursday, Sept. q, at 10 n. IN.
sharp bugle will sound the assembly at that
hour. Come with all the facts relating to the old
command. We want TO have Il committee ap-
pointed and a history of the regiment prepared
that we can hand down 10 our children.
The National tribune., 1888-09-20
NEW JERSEY

Warren G. Hursh, Layton I do not see anything
In the columns Of your valuable paper about
GA. K. matters in New Jersey and especially Sus-
sex County. We have a strong Post at Branch
vile, that County, Capt. Walker Post No o. and
at the present time have about 136 members.
The Post decided to hold a picnic in Crismau 8
Grove, on the banks of CulYer's Lake on Sept /,
and Col. r. q. Stahl, of Trenton; John S. Gibson,
of the Dover Era, and Capt Joel Wilson, of the
Newton Collegiate Institute made addresses Long
before noon the grove filed with a crowd and
the success of the picnic assured. The rain of
the previous evening and the lowering aspect of
the weather prevented the invited Posts from being
present in bodies, but many came individually and
thus helped to swell the relief fund of our Post.
The speeches of Messrs. Wilson, Gibson and Stahl
were listened to with the greatest attention by fully
3,oOO people, and the veterans vividly carried
back to the scenes of 1876. Such meetings are
productive OF great good, and hope to see more
OF them. The soldiers all over the country should
unite their forces and when the 9th of November
comes see to It that their vote is cast only for men
who will pledge themselves to work for the inter
est of the veteran.
The National tribune., 1888-09-20

AT the Paris Exposition of 1889 there viii be
an immense terrestrial globe upon the scale of one
millionth. That will make it between 10 aud IA
yards in diameter. Paris will cover q space of
about four-tenths Of an inch square.
The National tribune., 1888-09-20
PENNSYLVANIA

Many of the Department officers and comrades
arrived in Philadelphia OH last Saturday from the
National Encampment. Department Headquar-
ters was in full working order, with Asst q. NJ
Gen. IL. g. Williams hard at work Mt his desk
a. A.-G. Stewart remained away with Department
Commander Magee, aud stopped over at Marietta
TO attend the Reunion.
Post No. 334, of ManayunlS hedits first Campfire
OF the Fall season on last Wednesday. Many com
rades were present.
A Campfire will be lighted by Post No. ST. of
Philadelphia, on Oct 4.
Department Commander Magee promises to
shortly pay visit to The Naval Post, of Phiiadel-
phia. The sailors highly elated over the cleo
ton OF Joseph Hatfield, of New York as Junior
Vice Commander-in- Chief. The Navy has at last
received recognition from their Army brothers III
a manner which they so long desired. Everything
is well. IAN hands splice the main brace"
Grant Post, No. 5, OF Philadelphia has appointed
a committee to arrange to hold fair and bazaar
during the Winter.
Post No 405, at Lancaster, held lively and en-
tertauing Campfire on the 18th inst
The comrades of The Cavalry Post will attend the
Reunion at Norristown on the 18th inst. They will
leave Philadelphia early on the morning of that
day on horseback, returning in the same manner.
Post No. 10, of Philadelphia, will give Campfire
tonight. During the Fall and Winter regular
Can1pflres will be held on the third Thursday OF
each month.
Corp,i A. J. Grim Post, No. l52, located at Spring
| City, Chester County, has been disbanded.
| There IS a very significant paragraph contained
in General Orders No. Is, which every Post officer
would do well to consider. 1T IS idle talk, but
| as everybody of ordinary brains knows de-
! cided reality, II Pennsylvania is to remain the
Banner Department it will be necessary to comply
with this request, which follows Heretofore there
/ has been unnecessary and annoying delay in the
receipt of reports at these Headquarters and the
/ Department Commander has been unable to max e
report to National Headquarters within the proper
! time. The comrades of the Department expect
him to perform his duty, and he in turn must ask
| Post officers to perform theirs"
The National tribune., 1888-09-20

"A chimney that will not I'll up with SCOT may
be made by plasterIng it inside with clay mixed
with salt Chimneys should be built from the cellar
up instead of hung To the wall. The st0vepipe
hole should be at least IS inches from the ceiling
The National tribune., 1888-09-20
MASSACHUSETTS,,

William L. Welch, MASSACHUSETTS, National
Bank Boston: The 18th annual Reunion of
the 23d Regiment Association viii be held at
New Bedford on Friday, Sept .. Business
meeting 1880 a. M, in GAR. Hall, Purchase
street. Dinner at p. M. sharp in Acushnet
Lodge banquet hall, corner of Purchase and
Williams streets. Assessment 8.
The National tribune., 1888-09-20


The fifth annual Reunion of the survivors Of
the 97th Pa. was held at West Chester recently.
The orator of the day was Marriott BTosius, of
Lancaster, prominent Grand Army man. The
election of officers resulted rs follows: Presi-
dent, Henry r. Guss, of West Chester; V.-P's,
Capt. VIM. Waul, of Easttown; I. 4. Cleayer,
of Berwyn, and c. A. Lemeistre, of Philadel-
phia; Sec, Capt. VIM. S. Underwood. of West
Chester; Treas, Oliver Channel, of West Ches-
ter; Executive Committee, Col. Samuel HaW-
ley, Robert Fairlamb, Ermin 2. Brewer, VIM.
Ii. Eyes and w. G. Underwood 4 banquet
was held in the evening, at which toasts were
responded to By number of prominent sol
diers and civilians.
a. j. Arnold, Lebanon, would like to know
when and where the 9TH Pa. viii hold its Re-
union this year
Luther Gates, Secretary, Beaver Center: The
survivors of the Cd Pa. Cav. living in north
western Pennsylvania held their seventh an
nual Reunion on Aug. 81 at the residence of
Lieut.. r. S. Caldwell, at Watson's Run, Crawford
Co. Officers for ensuing year are: President
]. 3. Phelps; Sec. and Treas, Luther Gates !;
Historian, J. B. Phelps, Conneautville.
RHODE ISLAND.
George NJ Turner, IS Point street. Provi-
dence: The veterans of the Sd r. I. assembled
$50 strong at Rocky Point Narrsgansett
Bay, Aug g. The annual meeting was called
to order by President AlonzO Williams and in
association. In the afternoon the meeting was
again called to order. His Excellency Gov
Taft, accompanied by his staff together with
Lieut.-Gov. Lapham, being present. The time
was devoted to speech making. Gov. Taft ex-
pressed his satisfaction at being present with
the veterans of the Sd Art, and referred to the
stirring events of the days without which their
organization could not have been. He briefly
alluded to the creditable record of this COM
mand and of the sterling men who made up
its ranks, Lieut.-Gov. Lapham, Gen. Olney Ar
mold Comrade John c. Linehan Gen. Horatio
Rogers, Comrade Buffum, of the Boston Herald
staff. Secretary Turner read communications
from Gen. G. T. Beauregard, of the Southern
army, Gen. VIM. II. Hammer, Capt. Alfred II.
Terry, Capt Martin S. James. Remarks were
also made by Vice-President Eddy of the
association, Adj't ComstOck, Comrade Riley,
who lost his right leg at Fort Wagner, and
Comrade Bailey. President Williams closed
the meeting with short congratulatory adj
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
Tae poPs's SUCCESSOR
n wust Not n. "A Italian When Pope Leo
q Dead

"a Dead
N0vrszAT. Quebec. Dec. "a special
from Osta~a ss7s thai Mitchell Vidsi.
formerly member OF Congress from
L0uisisns. and usil-knoEn dipl,m Stic
s-sak . IN hat civ he wss member
of me commission which se,tlsd the c'sins
oi ths Hudson Say Company against the
nftsA ~.s.ss IN lsts and 1850. lie hss
ae-.u ON m missioner % Peru sad Gons1i %
r~rod ~ spent his Iscsnt years IN ital7 p.
Allndi nx - th- Popes grsss age TODAY hs
srssrtst shst ths oriaiors sn1o-g fss Car
tfnss = thst fae next Pope ID gst not BE a
Itsasr- IA Paris NJ. Nitsl spoKs % Nr.
G0rrri.7 Ct grnaass an authority On be
maps uci'Cy who lss inst written oooS
on ne suties-
Nr tofnefiY fouud thst usnv Card nsis
~ ko-ps favored Csr3insl G'oHcrs N ba.-
-inors ss Ieos successor. believing sac
f'1I,ri >tsfes ~orI8 suup1-i . sfr1rxi- f7r
zoe res,arstiru Ct Temporal rover. TIE
81 fctiuns 'o choosing Popr from s7
Tf.naaan Sfats srr MANY and of course
80 ae hss hpsri tn Isr thsf fhs -1cst
noelisr 49, issst arlec' 'iousoie choice
wr~ q - srf.ua fssc 1sresg q D1e eef.
r9rlra .tfar rue is re- srsilsn.@ nwrr 70
rs re0rssenrrg = usnsncrsev. Cardinal
Tasrhsfasn nu go 1frfr hanf. ocrln.as A
un cse ST. strong rcs IRON - 81 To- sa
.ra' scf sr1 Vsi a1e 8 ~0r'd ee scsri-
- hs Frsn ssf tenraMsn ia Vru
t,es % st ere sfn rsfnv sri slrco-f cf
lr1 Cow l.'s. nar
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

YTASTED-A CONPETEsr GIRL FoR GIN
u era hOuseEogk. Ars john Ao~&t. 80
Cnefry a. "a.
tEANTEp-A NIpDLEAGED wOAAS To
- assist iu house ~ogk aud do family 70 nA>oinx
ao cooking required Inquire lf2 south Dlyis-
taa ~ II s.e...eafI al
tErASTgD - GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
" sot. I'D siuau family CAL a D. Aorth
Division ~ @s
n AN1Eu-Ar 81 WlLfIAM-ST. 4 YOUNG
VI ela o assist IL hight housework. $50
IlrANlEc-A CON PErENT GIRL FOR HOUSE
" work. three adults IA .asnily Mrs Russell
lqS sn-ltuar-.r aE
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

There - DO doub. thss lis people os
Michigan are strongly IN favor OF radical
temperance legislation The sentiment
h1s found sxpress.c q several liuss 81 the
polls. .1d cad lt NOT be-n generally be-
lsessd that The kSpaolicsu party. which
tEs always beeg 40 prompt 10 carry 0ui
ia measures demanded oy the mcrsl
sentiment q the community, would
respond 20 tas demand Ia tbs instance,
mary - tbs voters would hsvs united
Risb ihs Prohihin3Oists 8. ths lais cleo
500. Ons of ibs rrss measures taken
I'D By io@ Legislature his Winter. thsre-
fore. should pa 'bo locsl option lav eyis-
cefajsd BY tns Supreme Cou7t. aud the
attempt should "a made TO give Its prin-
ciriss eFsok Win the light sF0rdei by
TIA 3scision % TIA Court, thsrs olzht 10
- httla Z Gicnl'y IN mskinz iss tnst
vii bold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

E{AHEFn-5 g. EF STEhs FoR tAi, CITY
- j. rel 1ay s.a1s-els izE.afs n'tl- 3
e' ellef- sascss1sa ulaA fttl ,. - - D4f a
l.-a aaf n t1h Ca a. once rseet . SAM 5
f..... l-sa. Exeh4uee lo8at- - All - enlO1
c....1 81 C4lsls,
WANTED oIL-RUBBERs WOLVERINE
~ Char Factor. 80
WAN "a LIVE CASTAs.E3 WASTED
" I1f = strictly nIs1-c as uss specially big
- arg - iisai paty. o. a. Ferry. Colo"s.7i.
E.. aa3
a ..fEH-Ak ENEksfIIC. TEMPERATE
" man 10 represent al olt house with rev
line u eds eslarv and travelling expenses
Tstt ie.usarat position 10 right party. husn
Aff. co l1ut luaall u 145
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

A izrgs portion n CLsFELAsD's &ss-
ssss. q seminary 8t sAien - Priaf. .
fst. anG iAs roIlsn-sf klat ~ rot 1ls
zioomy pictlFs b draws ~ eountFy
gong Cd aiL. ~ = s0gsraaeas r0cotag
ifs slf lecfs, of l0loQe els,s h.u raling
While las people are sllAing teeger snd
deeper iEio poverty, sG1 u a aatioa
saplss.y assisting - cppfslseFs 10 tnsir
nsiaglous designs, : ~osfay ot herr
Me-. cat 10 scarcely sl4l = expected
from + nan eho makes prsssa4loss 10
sue~EAf sfafsamsasLip. l. b Pl,taro
wL.ct irss trade orators have ildls-
tTieasly he'd np osfors tbs voters q TIE
cuallfY f0r several months. sn4 @alcA
he yotels "a 10 country laye pro-
noanoed false Tue factories staring
tEsis spsIcles s8sw, toe nguacss reiiyat-
inz ih-ir hrss. fns booniaz so0i msrAet,
ths Fsst volume ~ 'rsd-, proaoGBcs u
false. Il . csriaialy fslss - - cur 0Su
beaguful arI booming eity, which wss
never more prosperous and happy than
nov snl sss never Advancing With
greater sSftdss. II ihs pail described by
ibs PreslGslt ovsrAaeg n country.
surely iis effects sonit 10 VISIBLE here
Ths chancs heir defeat gives .hsm to
rel.sss ihslr uiEas maSJ bs snt g. OF
r. laclng 10 10 Democrats. Iaixiaz oy
tho asy they srs ayslliux themselves ~
f0s oppor, aaily. The N-s icrA sun
fairly irrned handspring. aud sslisvsd
itself oy Aoefal aotanons from the iusid
pazvs oi % cyclopslis. Many o.hsr
snl8isx ights nov acxaosisiss last tho
stand i0r frss ir.ds wAs not oGly FOlit-
ical bat an economical mistake. Add
nov zone q The nest prominent leaders
~ tEeaiy-hys yesrs' standing ia the
Democratic party. takss : column OF the
New YORK. World o. say that the SoUlo
las 4 minsfsd hrs party. thai "a DONNA
iloa vas arrogsa. sni bullying, tbas no
Effort wss made 90 conceal u. ani that
defeat was deserved. The languages be
usss % stronger than any Eepubhcsn
used or no slump, tut It is nos liksiy
that "a will be met with sGs cry O.
"b.co1y shirt Il - seldom tha. \ lee
sou .s So vel learned a. tue oas tauS ~.
by 80 election, and the whole country
vii proGs b. Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

cOR sAIE SECOND HAND MOOD FUR
I l4es. a. K Ali-H - faf> a. SO
IA AHfED-A KAN To BY a 500 TEAN
~ 70 8 - "a cash al a. once sseel
satin. kmp.os mcns kxcaanse v esion Oulld ne.
-
rN6INf foR SALE CHsAP-l5X2z ~ HORSE
l. f4str enElne tsu nc "a rlHl.Ds aily iGy
cs scar Rail hcaS.n f1r s-lilLg uet love ro9l4
- or bls n-ss. Grand E4plCs PiAulrs 4ll q.
cef1eg Us street AID g. i. s. ]. raiLrlsd Isle.
phone so iN 3-ftf
rOR ~kLE CHAP FOR CASH -sEC0ND
L hand engine se1 boiler = - i'tt horse pow
er Nitu al councillors rxcsut smoke siacs iu-
qalre of 4. A In o. Ison 4 10. SSu
EOk eALE AZ ENfikk orTFiI OK
i machine y tor Int class laundry siso .
sit aofsr roU sr cng ne for pATticll4Ts eu4l lli-e
of o. A. BerWHI. no - Eausl -. l54u
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
HATCH'S PRICE LIST
FOX THIS WEEK ONLY.

I'HOiCE DAIRY BUTTER
pEsT FAMILY FLOUR,
" Is lbs Tor 81 100
YELLOW C SUGAR.
Is lbs f1r s. DO
JAPAN TEA DUST.
golden RIO COFFEE RoAsTEp AAD
SHofcE Sc1'RoLIxA RICE, cE 's' 'l'' - '-'''
UUscATINE ROLLED OATS,
N slts for 25cts
.JLB. CAN CHOICE TOMATOES.
.)LB. CAN YELLOW PEACHES.
.)LB. CAN GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
= cans for 25cts
oLB CAN SUGAR CORN.
.1LB. CAN LIMA BEANS
0LB CAN GREEN PEAS,
0LB CAN STRING BEANS,
1LB CAN EGG AND GAGE PLUMs
- l1cts per can
1LB CAN RED RAsPRERRIEs.
3LB CAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
5LB. CAN PINE APPLE.
- l5cts per can
fIOME MADE MINCE MEAT,
Il lOcts per ID
NEW CURRENT JELLY.
" ilCts per To-, lbs for 25cts
\ Ew APPLE BUTTER.
y locfs per h.. 3 lbs for 25cts
IHOICE GOLDEN SYRUP.
Y s5cts per gal, 8 gals. for $3.50
| CHOICE SILVER DRIPs.
| CwEET CIDER
! NEW JAPAN AND YOUNG HlSON TEA,
| Y ls0fs I5cts Secs s1Cts & c'S tocis PER 10
- A A PM 4
/ ID 10cts per bushels
NEW MAPLE SYRUP,
! y slo0 per gallon
| IRY BAKING POWDER
I5cts per TO-. lbs for 25cts
/ \ slbs for 25cis
/ NEW CURRANTs,
| y lbs for 25cis
NEW BLACKBERRIEs.
! y ICcts per 10
\ Ew PRUNEs
! n 5lbs for 25cts
| NEW MIXED NUTS
/ l5cs uer 10. 2 lbs for 25cts
! \ Ew FRUNELLEs
| \ l5cts ner ID
| TOMATO. PFACH. Plum AND PEAR 'PaE-
4 SERVES, i0cts per b
The laspss aud most complete st0c Of staple
and Fancy Groceries IN ne Sta1r and sl-o of
/ Fruits and Negctables. CAL aud he convinced
4 that my prices rannOt bs duplicated. Delivery
/ free. Telephone No fe2
Mall oraers viii have promp iattonfion.
/. {. HATCH.
I25 MONRoE-Sr
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

IToTgrF OF cox Mfa-fok kEflf o. fLAfNf -
IN Slsfe a. Nicfiesf Counts ~ rf.I. - f'rn-
hale Con- 90 sair ro0air fe-ats - 'rerTFf NJ
flouer 1fr ese-f Tee rr jeff.Euef fsv NJ
f,fer eursai1frd br fhf bpu sucre ~ frof.ete e.
ssla e~s1Itff Cssf n i-sitrf f4eiuf ir the
~ of seir Fsfsfe su6 months ffuff fns zIsl
a. of Srfera b r T. istt bsTlue naes. sllovs q
liY $40 l1dvf 81 prfstltltf ~ al re-ODf having
= ms ses rfa esf1 fsteff lr wI.ift - rrsserf
Their Cisirus fn "a 81 eEar ne ~ snc afius-
sresst Notiet - nereuT gwen thai ~ vi
or Tf.rr-sdar fha I7tt deT ~ Iiscafrtef A p .
izsE spd o.. Triesdfy ti,s ~ dss ~ Tsy q y
-fzs ~ o. o.rierrt fn % eecf drT ~ 80 ofr
~ Jofn N Baessnlb in ieDIig bo<t irou-st
en- fhs citT ~ Grand beffat. in 500 cD1ntf. 4
ref,e1rt and eFsfaiDs ssI n risiuf Dated p
sensbeF - j. ~
fgHF HOffrJNr
CHS = fnTTFH
f.orfrr tsFernsrt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

Ehs anuogu csuent made that General
bsHR1soS in making his appointments
vM bs glidal wholly ~ Senators snd
Couxrs suie1. Who vii - hsli person.
sf'y rssrousibls ior tha character oi the
usn srDanied. vii u0 douo, % uois-
sorsoiy commenfed upon nY ihs Demo
ereis. fsf tt ~ the ouly rs7 io- Pres
iisnf g, lo rho wishes 10 devote bis iins
e. matters - stats. A mere clerk giviuS
be sftsnts0o io ~ pstiy details o. Office
Sling rsn uavsr make an administration
nat vii ige ia history. B.. - also t1s
Wy to- bnl3 up party organ satluo. sot
ssssn m .ou1acfiou Fith the other iuiOr-
maHou rsRariilg t1s plsns q hs adniu-
,ssrafsoa. e SHOWS lhas tha "a y has
pr16-oa ~ 70 tour Years 10 us cold. sud
tbat if 49, -proposss - tsks x-ip o0 sffsIrs
xith svsv - long iAsss u power.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

TIE Republicans e NAw York sra
.uatrslux among themselves as t1 which
shall .aks ,hs hizTesf nlr-n 1ncs~ ths
new administration. The bad bstssr
take cara Gsa-rsi u4ERrs0V snronr~as
that - vi recnx1.rs uo factions Be-
sides. 2 q slso snaounesf t1st ksnHo-
rsn managers iu-spd 30 $50 E, = that
N-~ Yors sbar 1ot 80 a pivotal Safe 70
r-f4I
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
Situations Uantess-Femole.

IVANTFD -AN EXPERIENCED DRESS
w riaker. enc that can give good fit viii sew
hF the dsy - your house, or VIII take work
home Cal or address MS Knight q -orth
Ligisicnst- over Mykes Feed sore, Room =
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

YOUNG MARRIED NAN DESIRES A POSI-
4 fi0u a. clerk u c-man or IN any similar
caraCltx- city or couu,rs. writes plain. leglhie
hand j. good corr ,pondeut quick and correct
- aaure-. steady aud of good address Address
y. s.. hox :. 1eiegram-iierad once. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
/ az modern c0uveliences, heat and gas AZ t'
bCstaickst IssL
nEsIRAILE ROOMS TO RENT AT No. lii
IL nor Divisions near Fosiohce. Si9
TO RENT - NEWLY FURNISHED ROO1
J steam heat. Ca. room is. f. Moaroe ST. .S9
no RENr-FUaNIsHED ROOMS. WITH OR
J without board. IA Clinton - 'a'y
TO RENTING FRONT OFFICE ROOMS To
! rent. three suifcs Of living rooms; also t~o
newly furnished ROOMS g. rent. a. with steam
heat. ore NJ the h-st locations. Inquire 81 room
No. l.. lUmcn block, T. MOnlOest- 3ii
nor RENT FURNISHED ONE OR TWO
rooms: privi exc # light nOusek eeping If de
siref. = tarc ay-t .ss
no kENT -PLEA~ANI FCRNiSHED ROOM
! with board. two young gentlemen preferred
l15 t0ur.-st a39
TO RENT Two SUITES or UNFURNlSHED
! rooms. on first floor 80 South DivisiOn-st
90
TOP RFNT-NEW AND HANDSOMELY FUR
/ michel % HnfuTGished rooms. single or ia
suite. 4 modern c rveui ences. references eX-
cha"ee3. Corner Ransom and i-yon-sts $40
NOR nENT-FT RNI-HED ROOMS. STEAM
Y heated ard furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply 40 room lc3 New HoU-em a.
block Dec. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

UsNrF0- BoAEDERs OILY Two FIFTY
~ AZ the een resrsursnt rs South Divlss ne
81 t4
IT -ANrFn- RoAarrp1 FIfAsArT E0nN-
~ -rrd .rs-3 snf oT prices. N-s "a 4
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
Uanfed--To Erchange.


TOE SALE OR FXCHANgE-A TEAM or
7 hrrsez- inquire Of s. !. Walker. south
-1vis en--. S.gtf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
AQentS-- 0ntcd.

AGENTS wANgED-LADIEs OK GENTLE.
4 men of good address fOr city or country
trade. particulars Tree. Esli or address Agents
supply Company. 10 fe4r-si AT
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
FOR Rrnt--EOsssps.

TOR RENT MAT LITTLE HOUSE, COR
Z uer Of CLANCY aud Tairbanks-sis Reasonable
rates Call ~ Lrun House, 70 NoDr0est. 80
NOR PENTHOUSE NO. p CHERRY-sT,
house has 2 roouS. cO-etS. cellar etc: goDd
well wafer and cistern. also large barn on same
lot; reuts per month. Apply 10 J. w. Spooner.
a. Wolverine Chair fsctOry. 81
FrOR RENT-A HOUSE, l5s SUMmFR-ST.. TEN
minutes walk rom sweets hotel Eight
room gas and water. inquire Cummings &
Yale Is south ICuia-st. 324tf
NOR RENT - BRICK HOUSE WITH BARN
erd ec-cs ol land I'M good condition iOr
Cr0p. on Webster St. ret tween r and Alpine
ave. win rent place with or without land. tcie
phone as1 vs. HARRISON. 33ff
T>Og EEST - HOUSE WITH BARN AND :
. acres of LAID on North 81 west of A ipine-avc.
land has been thoroughly fortified ana seeded
to y heat viii TeuE place with or without land.
0isc houses IN HsTrsonviile. opposite nv factory
telephone - Vim HArrison. SCOT
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

7HCNr1 I'd fOkN FOR TIFF NORTHw EsT-
III .rr HrfrsI ~ rSuranCe Co. OF v rau-
kee in -rns Of q fs8 ard us vssfs. sd farm sal
CIR rr0re~t- ar 'o -esf current rates NJ interest
sec -Is. n- st fe ffE-Ciass Hore & iison, Led
enr.f ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

FURNITURE ,IORED. PACkEDASD MOVED.
u ESpest packer sent On sn0 no lie ~ rad
ellie a Hon, IL south DitlslOn-sL Telephone
No. 9O). Jsny - %