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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-27

Rev. I. Harley writes to the London
Christian World of recent date to protest
against the action of the general purposes
committee of the Baptist Union in instruct
ing its secretary to omit his name from the
list of Baptist ministers in the hand book
He says this action was taken solely because
he has preached once or twice in Unitarian
temple. Had preached in a music hall
or theater," he says. cor, like Gen. Havelock
in Rangoon, in a Buddhistic temple, it
would not have mattered, but Unitarian
chapel was really too bad That the Uni
tartan congregation were generous enough
to ask Baptist minister to preach to them,
and that they had an opportunity of hear
ing the unadulterated gospel, such as Bap-
fist souls enjoy, counted for nothing. The
Baptist minister who crossed Unitarian
threshold to preach the undenomi-
national grace of God became thereby in
fected, and the Baptist Union must adopt a
strict quarantine and turn the transgressor
out. But the matter is not yet settled"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-27

AnKostura Biitss are ths best remedy for
removing indigestion. Ask your druRglat for
the genuins prepared W ~. y q. y. blsgen 4
ssns,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-27
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY. DECEMBER o. 1888.

The suggestion made by correspondent
of the MORNING NEWS, the other day, that
Georgia convicts be employed in cutting
granite out of Stone Mountain, so as to pre-
vent convict labor from coming into con-
tact with free labor, is somewhat on tone
with that of ex-Speaker Hustled. of New
York, for the employment of the New
York convicts. Mr.. Hustled is in favor of
abandoning Sing Sing prison by that state,
and of the erection of a new prison in Sui
Ivan county, in which is the tall range of
the Shawengunk mountains. He would
then have the convicts put to work cutting
stone out of the mountain. Mr. Husted's
plan differs from that of the MORNING
NEWS correspondent, however, in that the
stone cut in New York would be piled up
and put to no use, while that cut in Georgia
would be utilized. Non-productive labor,
whether by convicts or others, is demoraliz-
ing to the laborers. The suggestion of the
MORNING NEWS correspondent does not
prevent convict labor from coming into
competition with free labor and, hence, is
not a solution of the problem presented by
protest Of Savannah workmen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-27
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

p Z. Carpenter has Just returnsd from a
sasinsss snd pleasurs Trip 20 Ses York
CtV I'D Poughksepsie shers hs Waited
- ueicss Mrs.. Jordan and Miss Harris.
Harry Hongs, Of Oshkosh, Wis. son OF
Ms - Slower. OF this cily. vas married %
Al 81 Aloaia Gerien. ~ Oshkosh, DC eoer z5.
M kaufman Baor and sons Herbert
sad Clarsncs Of hnsagkse, are visiting
ur snd Mrs. lAnbenstsla.
The Aisses Eva 5immOns and Ida GObls
have returned from three weeks visit
win .riends 10 Chlcsgo-
Hon. L. s Lacey. Of Charlotte and Hon.
Hosrsu G Horr, Of East Saginaw, were IN
tAs cily yesterday
Mrs. Lukens. OF Clearheld, Penn. IS visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. ATank Chiekering. oi
Madison ave.
Mrs N. c. Martin. Of 29s Straight-st.. has
returned from Detrolh where sae nAs been
ths past week.
r. J. Everbsrt has accepted the position
oi travelling salesman for Blivsn q Allyn.
W Z. Bryant. Of the c.. So. ?. & X. c.
Rsilroat. Vas 10 the city yesterday.
TN. Swstland has returned from = two
eee<s business trip TO Cincinnati
r. NJ. Carroll vii cave for Chicago thi,
evening 70 Dc absent several days.
Hon Roswell q. Horr. Of Saginaw. psssec
throagh the city yesterday.
James r. Davis sss returned from an sI.
tended southern trip.
Hon. z. 5. Lacey. Of Charlotte, vas in th'
city yesterday.
Register soday. II you DO nos attend TO shh
A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
A PEARL.sT. ScENE.

A gentleman was seen staring in at one of
the Psarl-st. store windows recently. He
was as silent as sn OYSTER. and bis de-
meanOr was very CLAM. He looked like an
ofFIsH al from Cape COP. At last in voice
very Bass. be inquired OF some boys the
name Of the Droprietors OF the store. The
bOys told him TO come of his PERCH"
he must be BUlL-HEAD" not 70 know. He
grew s0gry at the remark and was
(HlALL(IBUr wild with freczY; his temper
was somewhat RID SEAPPER. he secured
a PIKE and rushed after the ScALY rascals.
and knocked them sitter than a AscXEREL.
I'm no HERRISs: don't take me for q
SCCEEE,' said the man. The boys were left
10 FLoUNDER on the sidewalk. very of-rIsH
and "a red as LoBsTERs. Just then Bliven
one OF the prOpTietors. came to the door with
an immense string OF game which he hung
on q nail. The little SSiPEs QUATLi ed and
DUCEl ed beneath bis sunny gaze. This is
BiTen & Ailyn's store. aud If you can think
Of = produc- of the woods or water that is
considered choice that have not got. ! will
ackuowi ledge myself SHARK snd go home
and WHALE my cat. said the genial pro-
pristor. As ne pulled up the awning Of CAS-
Fsss BACK against The building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
The work Done By Judge Holmes Yes
terday.


The WORK Done By Judge Holmes Yes
terday-
When the Police Court was called TO
order yesterday there were only two men in
the box
Msdsd Hamilton vas uD fo- the eecond
tinls and was assessed S5.35 or Il days IN
the county Jail.
Charles Cook and Joseph BrenneT were
arrested Thursday night for being disorder
ly. They gave bail and when IL came time
for them to appear in court yesterday
morning they were not there 80 their
bondsmsG came down and pleaded guilty
for them and paid their ines. It MAKES a
difference sometimes whose OF Is gored.
J. w. Kennedy. the man who stole
Arthur Brsdley's ovsrcoat last Sunday. said
ne vas guilty in the Police Court yesterday
and waived cram ination. He rss held for
trial st the present term Of the Superior
Court.
sam Wood who vas arrested for assault
snd battery on his wife was discharged yes
tsrdsy His wife came up and paid the
costs, and peace reign in the Wood family
again.
James Flsnnixsn was arrested FOR being
drunk and pleaded not guilty. lie will
have q trial today
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

10 re EdilOr of ths rxLKGe4M-HERALD.
havs lived 10 this city for ths past SIX
teen years. snd IN the Third -srd for twelve
ysa-s I am not = Republican. ss my
friends al know. out [ 30 insist on dscsncy
in politics "a ia all other matters Of ousi-
ness I found yesterday that q company Of
Lyme kinnsys friends we're trying 10 make
votes for him among people Of my nation
atty bY spreading the iying report that dur
i1g ths tl-ucultiss growing out Of the iay-
i1z u tas dummy line on Eastst.. Sheriff
Bishop gave orCisrs 70 his deputies. that
they shoot down tns Hollaaders. suppress
then anyway. / kB0E that this IS liza
and I an angry that such an attempt
sbouid - made. I sm also angry At the
foolish fusion.sts Who srs trying TO help
NinnsT s8d who seen to think that H0l-
ianiefs srs Ignorant fools snt can be pi sysd
10 thar ~sy. We knor better than to hs
deceived By suoh sliy stories. and cannot
bs cosKsd - vote By sgch methods.
A H0L LavDFR
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

EEDpy sS8Eax C.lserassa 0s ths
Wses $50 L&ss Ma

Wsss s-as L&ss NAxa-
Aiss E1i5Y Lsa~4fa al A1win J. Bse-
EslE oa.y ssa - IL scs AEs. q l. kso-
Esit ~srs Eazrr.s5 ass ave. - a. t1s resi-
1s11s et tss orde : Tastssr - oerieHsr-sl..
.1s csrsal7ay beng ps-fsrue1 a. 30
c-aek D. tle Rss ! ". kssd. pastor q
tls oeco1l e4rses x h casEcc-
t1S E9oaQs see very prelEliy cscox2lsd
sg1 eat b9sSrs A14 pcst=c pl4aIa. fo-ss
ELz ears gs4a taens ! A. 1rs13l1Io4tlBs. Ao01l
thFiy sassis rslztlsss aaa inl4sLs irISnds
of ths lo1Hscliag p4Eues. ~eIs pEss~at -
o1sF couxrs1u ati9ns soa good ~ls2ss. And
10 l9ln 10 l1s festivities proper - re 0oos-
slsn- 4 cs.lcloQs eso1lnS supper sss
served ano ne sseal4g s2s Fsry happy
eos
The bri3e va altiFsd - pretty so~a oi
fslse kr4uaalss sDd -ss stteoase - tbs
kFoonl's saaler Aiss Jennie benEstt. - 10
, or1 "a s1e1 as mssd " hoBcy. ass bennstl
sofs green saln. J A. LsdwsIc, 6fOlhsi
u t5s bride. wss lns groom > osst nan Ins
Misses bs1ustE. 81 Fremont, relatives Of Tie
gFooE1. We Ia attendance
they received l2Eke numoer OF hand
some presents. among uhick Sss hand
some table Ent siI chairs "a snti9ns OAK
/ frGm the grooms father. A. l. Bennett.
/ Ice aesly welded couple slil very sensi-
I By dispense sit1 Tie Customary ~eddlns
i tip. aud ~ Dc A. home 70 tnslr Tisads
al 81 ocueask,st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
ATTRACTS MUCH ArTEsTIos.

sp the show window of Nelson Bros. &
Co, 6S Nonroe-st., is to be seen an elegant
display Of sistusry, which is attracting
much attention. The assortment contains
a very large number of John Rogers groups
OF statusry, whose work is without ques-
tim the finest aud most exquisite in the
country. The center of attraction In the
display is the group named Politics." and
to be appreciated il must De seen. IL repre-
ssnts a gouty old gentleman who mas been
entertaining friend. but they have become
excited over a political discussion. The
lady is trying to act as pescemaker by play
fully covering the mouth of one of toe dis
putsnis with her hand and holding her
fan before the face of the other. All ladies
while down street today should view this
very handsome exhibition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Hass zoo rex slsrea
Esaa sc.sln1e iaslrats meets tonixhE
Ia go.lssasa a5s sssnaz .asiF sl4 4
.-.H4et@
Aaasl asro. Of 81 Elah-st. IS scx ~isA
dlga-4sfia-
Yssisfaag ~as pay Ia a. ne o. R.&I
Esasrzl l-eet
Tas 1ial 81 tas eiacK II ths Cisy Hal ~iI
Be iSntss scoA-
Ia mai,ieas 81 Crescent PARK have
sanasd la a.alsE coverings.
NJ saa Nrs IA AildsFh0ut. o. James-
toNu. as reisieias over = Ten -poaad 5oy.
Fss therai0msteF egistsfsl - dszr@ss ia
a.. sbaae Al . elocz yesterday 4ft~rnoOa.
nest rt af ths 81. xnzp Hast.srs ~i.l
- a..a a L4ls 3 a4ll L1ls sssliag a. 7 -
D. o.
Proof 90 sas nss Board Of Trade BOOK .
b..sx rsa8. Tee BOOK sil Ds Gus u about
one Glonfa.
Rssal4l mssiiag Of tas =. Cscilias a.
FIks Hail iosi4g Subject Alcs4nmsr
sights Dream
The irs department Ess called oat 70 al
iueinienr are a. il3 f4lis-aVs. yesterday
morning. SO eaHass.
The slssp.s % tAs Second ksfor@ sd
sn.reh oa -grDg-sL. , comD.sted a1d tas
scafoiling IS being removed
prof Moselsy su .sctare this svsaing
betrs ne hsal -clsutinc ins1tnle on A
Trip 70 lhs Philippians lsiaEds
The BalknaD Hast.ess will give a dance
e. Ilcss hai. oexE Monday evening. Tne
BslEnap Guards ale 80 4estsd 20 sppssF Ia
Nllllui.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

A Good Attsndsncs and an Excellent
Entsrtafnmsnt.
TIE recently organized Athsl,tsn Club
Iast evening gave dance At the Engineers
hall. the procseds Of which are to be used In
furnishing the club rooms. About three
huatTed people wers IN attendance. A
hgndred and ffiy numbers wsrs taken. and
in every respect the entsrtsinmsnt vas an
snioya0ls one. The club s made up
calsfy OF railroad nen, aud promises 10 De
come one Of the pleasantest social organiza-
f.r-s IN TIA cifv
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
when the lin. of Reauty

Are parted in smile. they disclose row
OF pearls riysling in purity those which the
diver brings up from the bottom of the Per-
sian Sea. What will best preserve these
gems OF the mouth SOZOD0NT. the cele-
brs,ed besutiher and preservative Of the
teeth
To be free from sick headache. bilious
ness, constipation, etc, use Carter's Little
Liver Pills. Strictly vegetable, They gently
stimulate the liver and tree the stomach
from bile.
Not one in twenty are free from some lit
tie silment caused by inaction of the liver.
Use Carters Little Liver Pills. The result
will be pleasant surprise. They give pos
tive relief
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Those that Anticipate reps spering thsi r
houses in the near future cannot Afford 10
ALLOW the elegant opportunity pass by
unnoucsd o. II. Dunhsm. 3 South Dl-
vision-st. is Offering AL OF his msgnin-
cent stock Of wall paper, showing the new
est and most desirable patterns, is being
closed out al exactly half cost. The sale
thus far has been an emphatic sacoess. aud
as next Saturday ends this rich chance an
esry call is suggested. Ar. Duukam Is
giving some extraordinary bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

TIE srst day Of tie registration vas /, Dig
enc and nearly one-hsif Of the voters in
fhs -itv wsre rsEs,srss yesterday. In the
f'rst Ssrd scout one thousand names we're
gwen iu. vith nssr.y a. many in the Sec
end and over I. .-00 Ia he Third. The
cther rarts did ~ ssll ~ the wards gwen
asrae
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

FAs EFEsg c.. h1E ros a NovEL PLAs
y Esoeg zAsE PzcRlE - NlssT
IaEls EkrAkL1szaESs.
YsB Essry 4 O. -. ga SATURDAY No
EcEz osG > l1sf oEs - he krs2LesI o4rgatus
- t1eir p4lrols sscf ElFs1 - sroosFg aaAn.
1s1s 1rss : very aeslFc4s - bFiaslAg IN -
t1elF stores. ol s. sEd - C4ual-st, nee
Ia =. psoels .hSt csss gissa tas@ Sul aIts
psfT01sxs. sBo a. al snco1raEeGsnt - kes
then - ca sna t4Spset ths Tez y
nus assSf msnt u soO4s ta.s ssrs
E0gei plz1 Ess e~sa dscloss
upon Il ! e1sriEk eox II groceries tor
$ that represent sKzcils > IS IL gods. al
eals1siiy lsrEs aisooaDt Osi. sas Bee
Of grocer .ss srs see. as tkls ls 40 sdVsrtis-
lDs dodge " sCDens 70 aitrsct attention.
snd svery BOZ - a. 4 = fepnes~ntss 20 os
Appended q iiss 0i fne groceries thar are
- DC f0unc az ne box
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

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rlrvas ~ zen Aearr - Cores ~ fhdrzg-
sx@t - v~ers Fre a ffuTa he -ssfffanre n,.s 4 =
~ 2 = ciegx = 81. tnirsso sec nfav-r rri
rsp-z rfesse ccrv
asclrWER-kf his residence - r7r 49, e.
caork - eFs1iaz EenTv er1s9Ver al as-Ts 7,--.-
firu sgec ~ res-
FFceT-f1 tnis cifr. Never neT $50 49,
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49, resrx = no1fss s16 .egs Flae~sl s.rr-
- u - y n. aeci tae hcase. l. C5sr
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

A. msm'ers ai the ksut county AFRO
hus. can Esnahiicsa ClGa vii meet a. the
corner ~ ofrswe enc nr'3zs-sts On sstur-
aaF ererinz si : rc.oc< saarp. 90 form for
tne Republicans farsds. b. or1er of the
kres-ssat j. y. GivEx
g. H jcvTe Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Henry BrouFsr died a. bis home on
Cosi-svs Yesterday afternoon. sgei s. years.
Nr Brouvsr VS. a. old resident snd vas
oIise vel xnoTn. having ssrvsd the last
iev sears a. Justice of the Peace.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

t'i -erV,rs who sc refsse,i registration
itas are sntHsi te veis. srs requested -
rarrrt In re-son fc tha Hesalusrters 81 tae
E.rI r.n EourfF Ion m ttfes. snd ssch
I'VE rrfnpt sltsnsiou.
Earn ~. flAes. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
The GRANVILLE PLANK ROAD.

The fEosseatiag Attorney Asks 10 Have
the Charter Aaaalied-
The Prosecuting AttCsney. upon the
petition OF the Road Commissioner
Of Wyoming township. has broug BIT
suit IN the Circuit Court TO
have The charter Of the Grsndville Plank
Road Company aanulied. Il is claimed
that the road Is not keBt up - lie Law
specifies should De. and q bagidl of cOob e
stones were n ed ss exni0its TO show "a c
sort of material Of which the road bed is
com POSED.
Register today II yo1 do not attend 10 this
duly you cannot vote
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
Esxe Yon Been hit?

The nrepTessible boy and the irresponsi-
be sling shot are again in deadly collusion.
Accidents OF a more or less serious nature
are OF daily occurrence in consequence. and
il would be we'll 10 Danish the boy OF
abolish the shot.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

No rent. DO hish rate insured. no high
sasred saIesEnen. but my lo~ prices sell a
carload of stoves each week. Time or casb.
Tie price the same.
5. r. DENMrs,
Conner Ellsworth-sve auc Cherry-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

= etearloa ifizh sehres R~euSls~s- caah
Al nemos shcuid repert a. N-igs h.ll
\ na -i sharr Ssfn-fsv. Ns~ens-r =
ff es-sEs ErsxR = Gsrrr-.
fsns.tn
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

TIE following = lisa Of ths narrises
licenses issusd since isst published. With
tns names. residences rheu OUTSIDE ths civ
and AGES of the parties
kzes
ercrgr = Eelioxx VI-efis 7sre Fnfnlrs - III
1osena 7rgr5t &srv Feis,er
Pred Eacrer S.tfie = s.sf.--...-.-- "a Id
Frs1 Her ra.r. Mars A1de-Sor ...--...a---- ,7 -
klF,n T. Bennett. zaiiIT j. Led T zrt. .ls--s1
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Commencing today Van Every h Cn.
start their regular Fall prices IN meats. 4
an instance of the low prices asked. men
ton is made of beef steak. pork steak and
saussge--three pounds for - cents. A
specially of chunks of meat is made.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

You hardly realize that it is medicine
when taking Carter's Little Liver Pills
they are very small; no bad effects. al
troubles from torpid liver are relieved By
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
Anileuser Bushe Beer

% = LsDis. No. as@ sFri~ed sn1 y Sc
sa.s In a. Erst-clss~ ss oo1s II - cfev
w ersolx, Sole Axaf.
Tsiephcas - szd So.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

nfkrsr commercial travsiing rren taks
rrisc- fse- s~prv ,ner.rs e rsruss-.d - -
present 81 fhe npss. 1g ~ oe Reid a. Lacss
hsIl. 80 lriav s~ensns a. ~ shsrr
a r. C,[x Serrsfsrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Ton -. slvsys snd everything = ses-
son. oysters Ssh ard esnse. st petfentssi-
sr : liz Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

sns. rspilg irues Drrgg;st-"Y-s.
=, trs ~ Bal.s Cousa STvar : oalg 80
afrle usY rsEust a sn s6scrss 4 nos
reof,g at.srsst -. &apsF Sslvazioa 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

a Boy Baby Left on Fr<ok Tarner's Door
step at Sand Lake.
four weeks-old boy ssby Was left on
Frank Turner doorstep al noon. at Sand
Lake, Tuesday, and was brought In yes
terosy to the superiDtendents Of the Poor.
Ia Is now At the Nomans Home and
Hospital. The Supsrintendents would like
10 obtain 8 good home for the little stranger.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Ths celsbraie3 Bud vsiser beer u the
Anbenssr- Bosch Brewing Association = "a
drsseht Al Cormscx kct5ee's. Porter block,
sad Morton House sample room.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Wat = mere sftrscsire t1sa . rreftr
fsse with rssh. hrssht csnrIexlen7 Fr
u So FszxoeI Rox<sr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Fresh fsh q a. kinds rscsi 80 dsily sf
Deftsnfhs srs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

tou sIii please report to General Fl. f.
iIsst1xs Ehisf Narshsi. l7 North Ioais-st.
teIsph lns ifl ev 9 clock to-day ths nun
be- 1l men reu srrecf 20 hsrs In has f1r
ss'1Faag nights psrsds. This e inper-
sIra
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

r vcu want ~ood ~ ths oerlo.d - c1~s
hug + of he Csntrsi Cosl co. Tsisphons
ga
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02
BUSINESS BREVITIEs.

Order your Jackson Hill coal of the Cen
tTal Coal Company. Telephone, 834.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Fresh ssh of a. Kinds received daily q;
! IleLtenta 5 sler
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

DR.. William A. Hammond
is one of the noted experts
in this country on nervous
diseases.
His Talk to Mothers in the
November Ladies' Home
Journal and Practical House
keeper is worth one hundred
dollars to any woman. 1t will
cost you but six cents at the
newS-Stands.
Society and Etiquette, by
Mrs. John Sherwood, is an
other valuable paper.
Why is it the Ladies Home
Journal has a larger bona fae
subscription list than any
other American periodical?
Why do nearly one million
people buy it and read it?
The answer is in the Novem-
Der number. Buy one and
find out.
CURTIS PvHLIsHrrS COMPANY,
Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

w.x.fss~as NJ z-fg epss ns~nk
"a Llsas -.sa. ssra1ls ~iaa1ss sssisr h
...ssrn safeoar slaasaafy 49, LlSs-fts4xs -
.as sezlsfl r-l.--4
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Read about the wonderful bargains In
Leonard's Large sunday advertisement.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

Other 3eslers' cash price = uey install
r1ert rrice OF stoves. farnitgrs, carpets and
house furnishing goods.
:. r DrVRfss.
CorEsr Elisworsh-svs. and Chsrrv-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

The plsce % bar crus bed coke il OF the
Central Coal CO. Tslephons So
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

q " Dunbsm. - South Divisiou-st
dealer IA val paper curtsins, etc, will on
Saturday morning At 2 o'clock present esch
school bev Or girl that calls g very nice
ruler. Now. boys and Eiris, be On hand
promptly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

The bss, oysters IN the city at Dsitsp,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

R-s ssf 'ossy. n yoa % ass asssnd 70 tha
a. 40 cannot vote
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

FRESH fish OF all kinds received daily al
DstleuIhalers
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-02

The bes, oysters in the city a, Dstten
fhalsrs