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JOHN ALEXANDER,
CONGAREE @
Iron WORKS..
Coumbla.:S C.s
Agent for Ssss s
CHAP.M ANS fs
PERPETUAL EVAP0RAT0R

THESE WORKS WERE EsTABLLsAED INT
i 1S47 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and James AM
derson and purchased by me In the year 1856, and Z
from that time till now carried on successfully hy
myself. Ny friends and customers win bear witnesss
of the large and stupendous Jobs executed by me-
was at my works where the largest and slmost only
job Of its class executed in this city was done
yiz+ the making ofthe pipes for the City Wstsr
Works in tho year 1888. . -.'. = ~, (, 80
My stock Of patterns for ARCHITECTURALj
WORK, COLUMNS for Store fronts, is large. and
various, and in RAILINGS for Balconies, Gardens
and Cemeteries have the largest variety and most
modern patterns; many Of these are patented and &
have purchased the right for this State
In the machine line can furnish my patrons with
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS Of any size and (
description. Ny CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have
carried off the prize at every State Fair held In this
city, and in their construction have taken pans 70
combine simplicity with the most useful modern ir
provements, and may 1atter mysefthst my CIRCU-
LAR SAW MILLS find favor with every sawyer who;
understands his business. pst9giff,
The many orders am steadily receiving for sU-sa
GAR CANE MILLS prove that the public spptsciats
the mills Of my make, and so 1t Is with my GEAR
ING for HORSE POWERS. GIN WHEELS, GRIHT
MILLS md other MACHINERY. 8a3k5 Y ,:
l have the manufacturing rights Of many PAT
ENTS such as castings for COTTON AND hay
PRESSES, HAWLEY CORN sHELLER and three
or four FEED CUTTERS and other implements XII
will be pleased to send my circulars to any appli-
can't together with price list estimate. Ny prces
are moderate, and assure the public that they ara
lower than those Of Northern manufacturer and
that my work will compare favorsbly with that Of any
other maker. Address s5%t,i
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The Medical Society.

b I'D at Abbeville Court House, Monday, Dec
J. 1888. DR.. G. A. Neuffer, President, presid
ing. DR.. S. L. Swygert, Secretary: Present
Prs Ma6ry Pressy Widemha,n Hill Julian
Henry and Dodson.
The election of officers resulted as follows:
President-Dr. J. l.. Pressly, Cedar Springs
Bradley.
End Vice President-Dr. J. A. Anderson, An
treville.
Secretary-Dr. H. NJ. Julian, Nlnety-Six.
Treasurer-Dr w. A. Hunter, Hunter.
Librarian-Dr. l.. II. Hill, Abbeville.
The Society accepted an invitation to meet
at Bradley, and appointed the first Thursday
in March as the time.
Drs. b. A. Henry and l.. T. Hill were ap
pointed essayists for next meeting.
After reports Of several interesting cases the
Society adjourned.
q T., SwYGERT Secretary
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Good Advice to Pastors.

Good Advice to Pastors.
From the "charge" given by Rev
Wallace Radcliffe, D. D., to Rev. r
J. Service, at his installation as paste
of the Trnmbull Avenue church, De
troit, Michigan, we take the follow
ing sentences:
Don't study without prayer.
Don't pray without study.
Don't feed people with unbakeG
dough.
Don't tell all you know in one ser
mon.
Don't put the hay too high in the
ricks.
Don't offer them sentimental con
fections or intellectual shavings.
Don'tmistake philosophy for Christi
anity can't for piety, noise for zeal, OF
crowds for success.
Don't be so broad that you can float
nothing but intellectual chips on your
shallow stream.
Don't wear blue spectacles all the
time, bnt own pair and always have
them in the pulpit with you.
Don't be too confiding.
Don't despair.
Don't scold.
Don't wear the cap and bells.
Don't mistake length for profundity
nor brevity for wit.
Don't lash the back of the sinner in
stead of the back of his sin.
Don't offer to other people mama
which you have not tasted yourself.
Don't imagine your sermon to be a
revelation, or anything but the text
to have "Thus saith the Lord" written
across 1t.
Don't let your harp have only one
string.
Don't be vender of nostrums.
Don't try to make bricks without
straw,
Don't be anybody butyourself.
Don't be sectarian.
Don't be afraid to be denomina-
tionalist.
Don't let any religious hobby ride
you, but don't be afraid to ride any
religious hobby, if you have one.
Don't live in the third century.
Don't live in the twentieth century.
Don't live in the clouds.
Don't follow everybody's advice.
Don't be afraid of any man.
Don't be afraid of the devil.
Don't be afraid of yourself.
Don't become peripatetic gossip or
a persistent tea drinker, nor on the Of
her hand solemn clam.
Don't hold yourself too cheap.
Don't try to do anybody's duty but
your own.
Don't spare the peoples pockets, for
therein lie their hearts,
Don'texpect the sun to shine through
all the twenty-four hours of the day.
Don't expect that all your geese
will be swans, or all your believers
saints.
Don't expect Rome to be built in a
day. or the Lord to be in as big hurry
as you are.
Don't restrain to much !; it is we'll Of
ten, that steam escapes.
Don't let the young people run away
with you, nor the bald-headed put too
many brakes on.
Don't drive, but lead.
Don't ask any one to work harder
than you do yourself.
Don't be disappointed when harvests
do not come in day, and oats do not
spring up like Jonah's gourd.
Don't see everything that is wrong
in the congregation.
Don't carry all your ecclesiasticaleggs
in one basket.
Don't despise the rich and dishonor
the poor, nor esteem yourself wiser
than your breth, en-.
Don't feel yourself responsible for
the universe nor try to spread your
self over creation.
Don't be an evangelist without a
message. preacher without doctrine,
a pastor without devotion, presbyter
without responsibility, or a bishop
without watchfulness, and you will
not be servant without reward.
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The Press and Banner.
Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1888.
Attention. Rifles !!

There will be drill III the -Armory Friday
night, ~ o'clock Object of drill TO prepai.
for Plume Drill during Christmas holidays.
w. c. MCGOWAN,
J. l.. PERRIN, CAPTAIN.
Secretary.
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*Daily tDaily except Sunday.
Main Line trains Nos. 81 and IS daily between Co
Iumbia and Alston. Daily except Sunday between
Aston and Greenville.
D. CARDWE ELL, Div. Pass. Agt., Columbia, 8. @.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agt.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. ..
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John Alexander,
JoNeAREE IRON WORKS. Columbia, 8. G..

COLUMBIA e. GREENVILLE DIV.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE. sg1sS
IN EFFECT sEprENBER 80, 1885, ,s' ~
Grains run by 10Th Meridian time.)
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A Seminole Legend.

Oct. 81, 1888, II
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The Supreme Court of South Carolina
Sustains the Decision of Judge Nor
ton that the Act of the Legislature
Making Townships Corporations
and Authorizing them to Subscribe
to Railroads is Unconstitutional
and Void.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
FROM HEADQUARTERS
Gossip at Warrington on B.s.-B.n -

Gossip at Washington on Baseball -
tors
Great surprise - expressed here, sayp =
correspondent Of ths Detroit F-ss press. st
tne cene down OF the champions. IL u ac-
knowiedgsd that Indianapolis can knock out
tns Senators with comparative ease. but the
leeai admirers Of The Detrot,s can not sc-
eo1ns Tor their three consecutive defeata Al
Ne hands Of the Hoosiers
"dncr,th new pitcher whom the Wash
inEtons signed from New Orleans. pronises
!" gam CONSIDERABLE newspaper nOtorieJy
before establishing bis record In baseball
history The details Of his engagement by
tne Washington management are well
KNOWN, having been widely published, but
II - not generally known that his case ne
eessitated The calling together OF the league
directors IN special meeting after II had
been practically decided that there was no
occasion for such = meeting widner's
work IA Philadelphia, in addition 20 tha
threatened lawsuit against the Washing
ton club growing out OF his departure from
the New Orleans ciJ ,. so worked upon the
mind Of Mr. John l. Rogers, president of the
board of directors, that he has concluded
that The question Of widner's eligibility
must be considered by the board at one OF
the seaside resorts during the present
month Consequently . special meeting
VII be called in few days
The New Yorks are also anxious tha, the
board should formally act upon their game
with Pittsburgh. which the latter forfeited
Tor not being present st the Polo grounds
on the day scheduled for the contest The
Philadeiphia-Pittsbsrgh game contested be-
cause Fraak Gardner played with the for
mer cisb . also attracting considerable at
teDtiOn, because Of the closeness OF the
league race. The "Phiiles" desire that
the game saan be played ever aud the Pitts
burgh's are willing 70 accept that PROPOSE
ton providing the board Of directors author
&c IL At present the game stands ss a
victory for tae Phillies and must so be
sounted unta the board rules upon tho sub
iect
Al Reach. % be on the safe side, has fled
a written protest against all Of the Wash
fngton games IN which widner participated.
President Young holds that 50 far as base
bal isw gees widnsr Is legally entitled %
play with the Washington club. and il re-
mains - be seen what 6gure the common
law vii cot N this ease.
Mr.. Rogers says the vidre- case opens I'd
sn entire new qacstisu which should be
passed upon BY the Board Of Directors.
The members u she Washington team are
not gwen % kcli1g against smpires. bu.
ahey al sgree that they had very tough
deal ia New York Walter wiIraot. one Of
he eieverest zcntleme in tke baseball
business, says Bpck Ewnr's tactics IA
working unPirss are simply disgusting 20
svsry body who wishes 70 see a game
piayed o1 - merits. Ewing boasts OF as
saii n manipulating certain umpires. ard
b has wsA-trsincd crow5 on the Pols
grounds that tskes is enc from him and
makes he very drssry fer AT umpire who
does not <ivs the Giants every thing that
looxs Ike close cali Even jim ORosisxe |
condsinned some n Evings practices IA |
this direction
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

nenn2a Fh0n.pson sad srsnk hcxss
az s@41 T. ave E4fcA.-se4 s1e asi---c 20
szefl4 e. sad P&s1> - ~ alfa st@a-.
q 50 Frz1clS11. w1rs = aa~ ruz1.ag a.
tae Issli = ta4t clts Arr4azsMeats .<s
1e.ag l41s To- lzs prod2e--sa u tha sssrs
"a Tas East
I1a statement pasilsaed q sosns u 10
EssIer1 eaQrrs t4sl jessie b@rtAsts DAVIS
~ ~ - E-nepe 81 ee1csrt scuK rexs
se-son IS altazsther laecsrec.- fhzs h.aF -
sazagsd - aink wlEh t1e - BostonAa1s' .
Il Doa4.a. Kari 4aa b4r2&b@.. 4za iaaen3s
- kssp Aer eaatr@el
rs Paaans 4sategrlEo Opera Company
~ be s14ois ~ a. Ia da1es HzsAgeR
Zss1ner slsgs. Becallse t1s gflnza d0a1a las
braAeu her ezAls. tEs selpaaF Ill Reg
tae Fegllar season aaout ths 1iedls q Sep
teAbsr, Aiss hs1-essie 70 appearing IS LAZY
CegrErlsht IA = H1l14a VIA
TIE 4eaaelssohn Quintet Ciub Concert
C2Up4Gy, sf bosloa. as been re0rs4n ized
Tor - tAirty ninL1 season "a foASWs
fa0aas Ran fnanagaFi, viola a1d clz--
isDst. Vtoiln sslCisL Avs Braek, of Ber-
la Second vista. Max Adler, gradgese Of
ths Hccx Scaule, and pup1 II Jo.chsLs aad
yi0soacei-o. AAton Hekkiag late cello soso-
iss u tae P1kll4rm0nlc Orchestra, Berln-
A sieia so1 cello player from Bertha com-
Pletss tne srriags. aad Alice hysa. wso has
llst onisAed ssvo years scsl1fy updrr Msas-
Marches - Para, aoconpaniss ths parry
as soprano so.oisL
The csriason Opera COnpary fsr next
season. Nth oae or sSo exceptiJaa vii %
Eas sah.s az tbs lasL Besides the Eew op-
era. says MF. C2Flegsn, . shall produce
q The Lac E4ndzsrchlcf.' for which 1zys
secured tas rishts for al the principal cit
ies 4ad staLes. fn Adlatioa % tAese two
works l shaa pay the Old repertoire. Ny
time . al sookcd ~ - March, later dates
being kept 1pcn for leng metropolitan en-
sagenenk I shzu make ny Gl~t appear
4ace "a New York sLuoe ne ortslnai sroduc-
ton q NanOa' e the Cassno three years
aso. tho week OF October . al the Grand OPP
era House.
A aeyg eonnic opera, eatit,nd " Angela; or,
The CmPirss Revenge" had private re-
hearsa Ia Philadelphia recently. The ten
peOpis Ia the cast represent q nunesr Of
spectators klcking at tAo deeisisns of tho
umpire I. Is the work OF Paul Eaton, .
newspaper correspondent of washington.
Wao has had j Z. Sousa. of that city, 10
score ths nasic for the orchestra Ths
plot tFsass Of the romance OF a college base
ban Plschsr. FL Yale. who loves New
York sArl Angela IN order 70 be near her
he losas the New York club, and the open
ing scene Is the polo grounds. The pitcher,
ia TIE course Of a game, orends the um-
pirs, No0erly, and the latter, In revenge,
endeavors TO prevent the union Of the pitch
er with the gIrl Of MS heart The wicked
umpire lures the pitcher away from his wed
ding and causes another man to be substi-
tnted Ia bis place. His ghoulish glee is sub
seqnently modified whom 1t develops that tbs
other man was girl in disguise, and the
pitcher marrles his sweetheart Among
the principal numbers were. He stands
Ia the Box with the Bali in His Hand, This
Umpire and The Dude" and I" Aa UmplreI,
Who Ns'er Say Die"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
SneeZing Catarrh.

lne dStrssslng snee1e, sneele. sneeze the
acrid, Nstery discharges from the eyes ami nose
the palntul inflammation extending 70 the throat
the swelling sf the mucous lining causing chok-
ing sensations. cough, ringing noises IA the head
ana splttlng headaches, how familiar these
symptoms are 20 thousands who suffer periodi-
caaly from head colds or In .uerza and who live
IN 'snerance Of the tact that single applicstio
or fsANfOkDS RADICAL CURE for CATARRH
Will aford instaneous relief
But this treatment IN cases OF simple Catarrh
gives out faint idea Of what this remedy will
90 IN the chroric forms. where the breathing is
oosiructed by choking. putrid mucous aceumul a.
lions, the hearing affected, sDlell and taste gone
throat ulcersted and hacking cough gradually
fastening Itself upon the debilitsted system en-
II Is that the marvellous curative power of SAN
rOkDS RADICAL CURE manifest Itself IN in
santaneous and grateful relief Cure hegins
nom the hrst application IL is rapid, radical
permanent economical, safe.
cASFoEp RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, ore box OF Catarrhal.
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED INHALER: price q
POTTER DRuG & CHEMICAL Co. ,BosroS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

rse kichixza noathly crop report vas
Bsd ssm ths otics Of ths sscrsssry oi
et.fs On Thursday. aRd s made up from
reports q sdi correspondence The yisld Of
Wheat promises - % much in excess Of the
s~rltsr s>ilsste, aud vii probably exceed
fAoco. Oee sushess s t0tSi yield. The
enslify - the b@rry q fally aD % tho aver.
49, Oafs promise . yisld OF thirty-si
fushsis p>< scfs In the southern COUNTS.
ssenry -eine IN the central and twenty-ons
n Tia northsrn. The condition Of corn is
seoas p per cent. potatoes. o.. meadows
esa pastures, s clover sowsd this vasr. 81
since August ! the heavy rains hsv. in
proved ne crops. bringing them fully up to
tas s~srsss Hay has yielded about IS per
psss % an average crop. Apples promiss 20
p>x cent of al average crop IN south and -
psr c-ut 10 tie csatrsi countiss The total
amsnat of vheat reported marketed for The
year snding jrly 81 is 13Sl1.9qx bushels
x<firnsrss show he smount OF tie old crop
IN eF1er, hands act - exceed 10000
ouzkeiS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

The srsad Council of tie c. NJ B. A.. a
xsisrnszoo. has concluded its Iabors sud
sfSourned- The following osicers war.
cl>rf-d and Installed. Grsnd Spiritual Ad.
wiser. IA Rev. n. y Richter. Grand Rapids.
TressdsnS Andres ~. keiiv. Dstroit. First
Vic,. President John Acf3of. Kaansroo.
e~ccnd Vice President Frank AcGr.w
or<sd Rspids. rrsssursr, Edward A. Dovla.
Fstroic Secrstary. John =. Brssn. Detroit.
ksrshsL Oven culiivsn. Ssult STE Msris.
Gnsrt. Acrxsn J. q Brisn. Ann Arbor.
Trustees. Alex. Chapcton Jr, Detroit and
Joon Clancy - III rscanciss -susssf hv TIE
rssignsti0ns Of A p. Kelly and John r.
Foxsn, REPRESENTATIVE 70 surrsne Ceus-
r,l. Z. J. hcHuEh. Rev. ?. I Baarf. John 2
IsnIr-ti Altsrnsiss. Y. J. AcHagh, j. !.
KeHnrb. A e. psvis
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

TIE Business h.ns Association whi-h
eenTsssd - ChehcyEsn tais week elected
ths Relieving offosrsr Fr-si5ent. Frank
Wells. LsnsiuE. First Wee President II
Charnesrs. IheecvEen. Second Vica P~esi
fert G. Skrung. ksauazoo. secFsfa~v n
A. stcwe Grand Rapi3s. Treasurer. "
scr.zus. 6resnvilie. Exerfirs Beard n Z.
Uhftner. Nusksx0c. Frank Hsrailt-r
rrsrsr>s City. y p. Elsr. EowslE e.
9rifxenaa. tisE Airsm Dslano. Aiisxan.
fzrrsf Sscrstsrv. ? u Cennsll Gnsk@xrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
Steamer Grand Island.

Hereafter the new side wheel steamer.
Grand Island will make regular trips to the
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays. Thursdays $
and Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 a.
m. lsndisg At north end Of scribner ST. car
line. Picnic parties viii be taken I'D the
river at any place they may select Regular
picnic days will be Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The steamer Grand Island
will also make two trips to Grand Island
on Sundays. Boat leaving at 10 a. N. and
? p N. last beat arriving al Grand Rapids
at us .. m.
Fsre from Soldiers Home and return 20
cents.
To Grand Island and return . cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

The Scarscrow' vii msteriaiize AZ shr
Hav1nsrket Theatre. Chicsge. August y
vita tas following ea<r q characters Sui-
leY FAKE. newspaper reporter. Joha y.
Glbert, Old Todzsrz. Of Todgers' Corner,
Instsns. Maazs's father. Jae " Donsr. A
Dresrn. one q Kind. Lewis Hawkins
Howe srsen. cierk n he general store at
T1dzers- Corner. Lee Harrison Ivory Black.
an artist eut 81 iack Richard ? Csrr-I .
Susan . Locisv~ccd. feinais suffrage aei-
s2fcr. Mss Iottis ruikshanx. Partheri a
y gyms, Mss Jessie ouigiey. Evaane
Narzias. Mss Matte Liruan tpupu a. =
fash.eushls seminary Ns6x-. q trans
planted rnse. Mss Alberta Damon
VIA Mss Dsrc1. Ms Lipnan. Nss
ouigiev- snd Mss Crrixshsux VI NcCon-
rel hcs<ts an unusually strsug quartet q
fsua.s vo{ces.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11


Cics.nx y ess4ssd4y, August |.
AEP1ss-sl54 PEI barre "a o per c-Ahels.
b-lleT-lsss sc per is. tor dsirg ou-f
Chsess-st.ie. lscs Aes fofk. n. fan cre.s,
saiac
oiovsr esa-ss ssaoo Tlnoshy. ESossos
BRED iruits-spples syspofsted sosc PEI
ise pei seosd. seAcAss. si-c per Poaaa
FFssA Assss-Nlsssa. s5Das7so. vsA sag
go. beef s. soSo.oo.
Gr.ia-W Ees--7sc ior old sad ne~. white and
red oats- re rye. aS4oc Corn. so0aac-
5sTisy, L0SltS per e~-
Hlaes-Grese. I s5c. part eurea. slzass<c
cured. oa8o &c cali skias . % /. pouads. 6c.
Dezin sans. osL5c each; Aheep pelts, l5c4sl -
-ooi teIrs esilmsied al ZSe per pound-
houey-i-c per ID strained. I.c.
H0ps-if q &C per 10.
HAy-T -Tino<Ay Aso . per toa. cloyer u2s;
mlxed %. mann. ssOODiv.o0.
Maple syrup-s IS per gallon
fonltry-Chlckeas. l5e. cuexa fi9l2c; fowls
l4lle-
fOsstOes-Sew 4oasOe per bushel No old pO,a-
loes "a me nsTxet.
Sprag vegetsblss-Lsttuee. SC per pound: rad
hhes s. dozen bancnes. onions SC a dozen
ounenes. Fhubarb. nc 10, beet greens. soc
b1snei. green peas. &c ousnel; string beans 4Oc
onsnel. cuciiInbers l0c Q dozen; celery l5c a
dozen. tonsEoss &C 10
kaapOerries. ssloc per quart
str2W-xs o per Ion.
lallOg-o0Si4cperl
WOOL INV ashsd wool brings 10 and "a cents
ps. pound. while the ~Ashed u quote1 at 2242tc
Nood-block stove wood g. a. IS per corl
ionT- foot wood. 81 0oa5.00 per cord
Coal-sI-oo. CRATE. so.75.
Line-Grand Rapids. 7sc: Ohio soc. Pe.oskey.
salt-75e for Saginaw or xsnistee
keroeene-Nich test le51 wafer white, Ilxc.
0asoline--i2c per gallon
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

\. Fl. Frohlichstein, Of Mobile. Ala.
writes: i take great pleasure in recon
mending DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption, having used it for a severe
attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. 1t gave
nae instant relief and entirely cured me, and
have not been afflicted since. / also be.
to state that had tried other remedies with
no good result. Have also used Electric
bltters and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, both
OF which can recon mend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, Is sold on a posi-
tive guarantee. Trial bottles 10 cents. Peck's
Drug Store
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
WONDERFUL CURES.

Peck Bros.. wholesale and retail druggist.
OF Grand Rapids, say: We have been sell.
ing DIR. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bit
ters and bucklen's Arnica Salve for four
years. Have never handled remedies thal
sell as we'll, or give such universal satisfac.
ton. There have been some wonderful
cares effected by these medicines in thi,
city. Several cases of pronounced Con-
sumption have hseR entirely cured by use
OF few bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery.
taken In connsction with Electric Bitters.
We guarantee them always. Sold by Peck
Proa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

The best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents Per box.
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
DiYieion-sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

Hor. Jeha Nssisv. justice ~ ths p~.c-
snd ex-D-noer ~ Ebs House II Rsu-s-
senss'1Vss frsn Nsreasth. n r.. wss far
s~ei7e yesrs tsrrisis suE-rer wifh rhen-
massn- Hs ssr. I csnnsf osrsHn snT
medicine -hsch did ~- 80 mach god ss
ycnr sulphur Bitter. and tsins 4 . ths
sess medicine nsas
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

sggan-Cut loaf ne granulated. seshc,
-. .sse4c: Extra &C. 7G7Ac: Yellow
Coree-Gr-en Rio. l79isc: Rio roasted. 2oc
Java, green. 245c. Java roasted. 3sc
A.nesioo, roasted. 2->sS2ac Mexican. roasted.
Tsas-Jspsn. rne, s59Ssc; Japan, medium, Is
ASoc; ordinary 1920: Tyson, s0ef0c. xlin-
powder. 20Sics Ooons. sS670c: Congo 250
&c.
Flour--s2 70 per cwt; H.eo per bbl. patent pro-
cess, SEQ per cwt, s49o per boil: all wheat
no1r w per cwt, so2o Der bbL: buckwheat.
rs per cwt
Mil Feed-Screenings 80 per ton; bran, Sl5
ships, g6.00. middlingS, $500.
Feed-Corn and oats y23a2i per ton.
salt-aichigaa. CSC: Eastern. sll5
fisn-No. ! whltehsh, 500 per half bbl:
uout. e5osS.oe; cod. salt 6<s7c per lb clans.
sc per hundred, oysters bull, 81. .O66sl IS gallon;
standards. 2oc can; selects. &c cam smoked hall
but. lie.
Pork in barrels-MeE pork, Chicago packed.
tfee extra short cut. SIS 0osa loco standard clear
hack. t1S.50.
LArd-Tierces. ssoc; 20 spl 50 ID. tubs. sc; 50
ID. round tins 100 cases, &c; IN tin pails SC.
feefin bsrrels-Extra msnI warranted 200Iba,
W.ee; extra boneless 1000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
Advice to Mothers.

MIS- Winslow's soothing Syrup should alwsvs
10 used for children teething II soothes the
enid. softens the gums, sllays all pain, cures
3 cents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

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s~sassoe @8r~ ecRplevor. Frire 5
go rkhs drux usrs. 10 Msrrs~x
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

DINPLEs. black-heass red. roDgh, chsppad
! III aud oily skin Prevented by CUrIcrEA
Soar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

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