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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-09-28
rique. Collars and Cuffs,

Pique, Collars and Cults,
d3t at WHITLocK,s.
Lindsey's Views of North Carolina are
the finest we have ever seen. Over 900
of them on exhibition at his studio,
opposite the post Office. Go and see
them and get his new catalogue. dim
The Sweet & Orr's OVercoats never
rip or tear, at Little 10, Patton Avenue.
dit
DR.. Scott Electric, Hair Brush. Flesh
Brush, and Hair Curriers', Brushes of all
styles and quality at
NV. G. CARMIcHAEL,
20 S. Main street.
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Dress Silks in the new weayes, Rha-
lanes, Satins, Velvets and Pushes.
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PfnspIes On the Face

Denote an impure state Of the blood and are
looked upon by many with suspicion. Acker's
Blood Elixir will remove all impurities and
leave the complexion smooth and clear. There
is nothing that viii SO thoroughly build up the
constitution, purify and strengthen the whole
system. Sold and guaranteed by all druggists
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AUCTION SALEl
SATURDAY. 18th, AT THE
E4RJMERS' W.aREHO USE !

CARTER q DAVIS, AuetIoneers,
Win sell q kt of splendid Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Red Room Suits, Beddings
Sewing Machine, splendid Cook Stove &C.
The ladies are specially invited. Sale viii
commence at IL o'clockA. II.
sept27 dSt
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lanes, satins, Yelvets and Pushes.
Carpets, AT Squares, Smyrna Rugs
0il-CIoths, Mattings. Curtain Goods in
great variety, Damasks, TOWELS, Napkins
Covert ts, Blankets, &c.
Ziegler Bros, Merriam & Tylers
Morgan Bros and StokleY's Shoes for
ladies, misses and children.
Eanister'a and ziegier's Fine Shoes 70
Packard 4 Growers celebrated 'S2.5V
Iad "2e0" Shoes fcr men and SINH
Jar grade for boys.
Derby Hats, Eilk -Iats, Soft Hats, and
yseamer Hats.
Wool and Gauz. Underwear, Hosiery,
Kid Fabric Gloves, Collars and Cuffs,
2uchings, Scarfs, Ties, Ribbons Corsets,
Buttons, Braids, and Fancy Goods and
'mallwares generally.
Parasols, Umbrellas, Fans. Shopping
Bags, Club Satchels, Trunks, &c.
Mems Furnishing Goods
Cassimeres, Coatings. Tue,,ds, Ken
sucky Jeans, Domesticr, &c.
il. Redwood & Co.,
Nos. Z 4 Patton Avenue.
mar2sdtf
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Arrival and Departure Of Passenger
Trains. -.

sALIssURY-ArriVes 4:S1 p. M; leaves for Nor
ristpwh at $40 D. m.
lTENNRssEE Arrives at 1.16 p. M, andleaves at
1:25 p. m. Arrives at 9:46 p. m, and leaves for
Salisbury ct 955 p m.
sPARTiNBuRe Arrives at 7p. M; leaves for
Salisbury at 7:10 p. m.
WAYNEsvILLE-Leaves AsheEille at S:25 .. m.S
and arrives at 3.28 o. M
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The Sweet & orr's Overcoats, and it,
like tailor made to suit, at Little 10,
Patton Avenue. dit
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Our Carriers VIII deliver the paper ev-
cry Morning In every part of the city to
our subscribers, and parties wanting it
will please call at the CITIZEN Office.
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S. B. BRIGGS of YanceyI
H. S. BLAIR of Caldwell. 81 ne
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36th District

FOR THE STATE SENATE )
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42d District,
LEWIS J. SMITH, of Jackson.
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41st District,
NJ. C. TOMS of Henderson.
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VIE nAMY OITIzEN

viii be published evarv Morning Tex
cept Monday at the following rates
fa-rcfLn cnah
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-20
THE PARADISE HOTEL.
PARADISE, NEVADA,
WILLIAM WEIGHED, PROPRIETOR


The building, having recently been greatly
enlarged, is the largest and the enest in In,
county, and newly furnished In 6rst-class styIe
BEARD. per week. SO; d.. DER wecE
with Lodging, So Board, per day, 81; do. do
with Lodging, 81 so; single Meals, 30 cents
THE TABLE Is supplied with the best IN,
market affords.
THE BAR Ia stocked with the cho,cs.,
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
A fine BILLIARD ROOM has been fitted N,
for the accommodation Of guests
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
F0R FAMILIES AND GEpsrs
kE A share Of the public patronage Ia .ou.
tied
WILLIAM wEI0HEL
Paradise, New, Oct. 20 1884 oRr ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-20
FIR e a r NJ s!

We have added to our usual stock q full line
PARKER SHOTGUNS,
WINCHESTER and MARLIN RIFLES,
Colts, Smith and wesson REvOLvEn6
Also Ammunition of all kinds. These goods
he sold at strictly Eastern prices.
OFT N. LEVY d co
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-20
Proposals wanted.

OFFICE oY TIE COUNTY CoxslssIoswas,l
humboldt County, state Of Nevada. I
~ oTlCE is hereby given that the Board Of
~ County Commissioners OF said County viii
receive proposals for putting Iron Fastening Rods
In the Courthouse up to April s, 1883.
The rods TO be put in according to the plans
and specifications now on file with the Clerk Of
said Board
All proposals must be sealed and addressed b
the County Clerk, marked, proposals to pat
rods in the Courthouse"
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all proposals.
All materials are to be furnished by the COO
tr ctor
BY order OF the Board.
A. r. gibson, Cleik.
Winnemucca, March s, IsSS-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-20

The above reward will be paid 10 the anes
and con, icf'on OF any party or parties fsuna
guilty of stealing, killing. or running OF, alter
ng brands or MARKS OF any live stock, belong
ing 30 any member OF the Nevada Live stcsk
A ssoeiation.
GEORGE RUSSELL, President.
GEo. g. NIXON, Secretary.
~inuemwcea. April 10, iSSa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that after April Ia.
IN lsss, the Board OF County Commi, sloners
oi Humboldt Count Nevada, VIII not low any
ella ms TOR the Taking and Destructi OF Nox ous
Animals taken and Destroy ell after said date
BY ord OF the Board
meh7-u A. T. gibson, CLERK.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-20
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DARADISE VALLEY MINING COMPANY.
Il Location Of principal place OF business, San
Francisco, California
Location Of works. II boldt County, Nevada,
NOTICE. There are delinquent u on the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of assessment
No. levied on the 2stn day OF January Is8s,
the several amounts set opposite the names d
the respective shareholders as follows:
Manner Ma Cert No Shs Amt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-20

And in accordance with law, and order OF the
Board of Directors, made on the 2Sth day OF
January, 1855 so many shares Of each parcel u
"a h stock a. ma, be niece ssary, will be sold .
public auct on 81 the office OF the company 32S
M ntgomery street, San Frsnc SEQ, California
on FHlDAf, rae 25i day Of MARCH 1883, at
the hour Of o'clock, z. 81, Of said day, TO pay
said bell queut Assessment tn, re u together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
wM. LET'S OLIVER, Secretary.
offce-32s Montgomery Street, san Fran ise
"a ifol MA. us.ti
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-20
FOR SALE.

YEyHE Undersigned hereby gives notice that
he viii sell his STOCK ami RANCH, located
in Unionville Hum boldt County, Nevada, with
improvements. together with Live Stock, con-
sstng of Catts and Horses. For terms and
particulars address
W. F. PEARCE, ST.,
March 3m Humboldt County, New.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
ClHAOA'S BIG STORM
rsssls.g - q lIFE aEgosTs0
Oas 90 tns worst Storms xs@< hssssa a
c-ssas -ekippiA< s@diy GEiR-
pled-sass Drifes fsa
FssE BlEa

w,-rer.1 N8r. n -Ons of ths most
severe sasrms " snos sad E,ad kaosn
ne los y-ars broke s1s 0ssr Lhz fros.aes
49, 0ataro saa5ay evening" aaa sEill csn-
rnssa he slad a. tiulss oles ID mics
- saar The streets AID the surroundiag
erentrv a. covered eita snosdxuls IA
fsst .a places. and ths nosf ssgsfa cold
@ cssaIs Hofss-e.E Iass hers have atop
pei rlaainz.
For.y loar people we're picked a. IN tae
sfr.sfs sunday aiEll either oeaumsed -
ths cold 0f hs9ildsrsd ~ ths winds
A. Quebec tns gals . EaglEs furioozly.
.na ta- ron Terry boats lhat ply be- ~ssn
ma Dolnt and Point Lewis sEe ea1sns "a
tee -. Nhiea threatens % crush tnsm.
re steamship Foano. 50and from Csps
Frsan . lllsDe6, sas seen strazz liA< <
srsia.t las ksIs and ice lu tns CUR On
Fams PeInl 1z0 miles below Quebec 81
rsr frht gesfeglay sac suddenly sap
f-afsc and bss nol seen seen Or reported
snce ,1s had forty passe1sers, crew %
e. 'F aul q genera calko.
f'st and RiTiers d8 Loup report
bLnaing sno~ Storms. sln hsaFy Esie
F1ia1 A4sqgenn siglal station reports a
gaze snd hy.ng signals Of distress hcr
rams can at De made oar. nor can help
Tgach her.
Telegraph wires .rs do-n sveFyN hers
s1d al railroads az badly 6iOcka csd
tlzlas tsinx greatly delayed
AT Newcastle SIX scncOners have been
esnebE agd crushed In the ice sad > nli-
lar tate has osertaken ten vessels Al Chat
hsm. Five vessels are caught opposite I'LL
city sBd vii oe crushed
Hssros. Nov. y 2T-EeDorts from al siocr
the COAST indicate heavy tamags t0 vessels
raging.
carr NAY y. J.. Nov. "a large nun
Der of cottages have been nndermlled. snd
Oh souae II the lower avenues tie people
were compelled 10 cave their houses Il
boats Tbs loss ~ property vii reach
40 GO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
THE REBUILT NAVY
A PREMIUM SoR a rlor Sped
The New steel Crai.srs Thas Were Or
asrsd ~ Congress VIII Reach
spssd - A4astssa k10ss
Per Hear.

WAsHIssTos. Nov. 2z.--O8e OF ths most
prom nent features ooDnscted With the
Building Of lhs new cruisers sathOri1sd BY
the l2sG Congress viii Be the matter Of
spsed- The two steel eruis ssrs o. sDOof s.
90 sons are % reach . speed CT a. east
ainstsen knols per hour. aud tie vessels
or 500 tons displacement = speed OF
twenty Knots per hour. With the armored
ersissrs OF so tons 30 speed Is provided
tor. and Il i expected that q certain amount
Of horsepower vii lave % Dc guaraatsed.
This. however Is matter that will &c set
ted oy board OF nsval officers appointed
10 prepare plzns for the ships
The totsl coat ef these vessels. exclusive
q armament and any premium that may
0e paid Tor increased speed, riil be s. 90
COO. In the case OF each ship Tor every
quarter knot Of speed shown above the
eukrsntes The contractor will receive go
Co. and for every quarter knot below nat
there shall be deducted from tie contract
price the sun OF So, OOO. II the contract
Tor the construction Of these vessels can not
be Ootsined az reasonable prices from out
side firms the Secretary Of the Navy 10
authorized 10 build such yessel or vessels al
Any navy yard ne NAV designate
tId-t tH7 -" TIC o-Cfctaig u thc 'a'y
Is authorized 10 contract for the construc-
ton Of the armored ships and the two steel
sunoOats, With such provisions for IN
creased speed and the premium TO be paid
as be thinks best. As the Secretary has
decided TO leave all these matters TO the
BOARD. such recommendations rs they may
make will in al. probability be approved oy
him II ne decides 10 GO ahead with the
work. There Is an idea that he will allow
his successor TO determine the plans or the
new ships. but navy people desire that Mr..
Whitney will act in the matter before he
leaves the Navy Department
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28

one AAs TURNED STATES EVIDENCE
ns Alleges that Pct ofEnsd -
Blow Up 1k0ss " he Were fastro-
Hsztal - securing the CeBsie-
siom - ths AAArcAists

CHlcAGo. Nov. - a great sensation Was
prod need IA tie Criminal Court toSss by
the eoEspiraior, ChlsbAun ~ho turned
States evidence q TIC case against am
self Hronsf, and other Anarchists charged
with conspiracy 10 murder eK-Stsies
Attorney Judge 0rinnsA. Judge Gray.
and Polics Inspector B0nhs.d.
whose efforts secured the conviction
and hanging of spies. Parsons aud Eagei
year 4s0. The witness testified thxi hroask
4Gfolded plAns 10 ALL Orlnnell nfst. tbea
Bon held and Gary. he WAS 10 Throw
dynamite bGERs into Gnnnells court room
wAen the latter wss o. the bench, and
w0uld shoot or STAB Gary sud boErsid u
he failed 10 kiil them with dynamite. Ihs
witness 4nd prisoner hr0nek located Grin
nelfs house and experimental OF the
prsirie outside the city With cynsmite
bo nDs. Hronek told the witness tasi Pres
iceBt Cieve and had very narrow escape
from death uunng his slsit 10 Chicago Ia
June. 81. as be Hrouek was about 10
throw cynsmite bomb into the PEesloents
caTrisge, but was issuadsc from doing 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
PERSONS WE HEAR ABOUT.

The German emperor Affects 70 de~pise
music a. unworthy the notice Of such battle
SCARED veteran and world swaying states
man as he is-in bis opinion
Miss Braddon. who is writing hcr memoirs,
naiveiy avs taat she had no idea sbe WAS
personally 50 Interesting
NINA Abbott Is said n rralize tTe. zoo =
year from Ter real estate investments in the
vst
A brother u hllet. the eminent French
artist, lives in Boston and earns a modest
living ~ a sculptor
In order 70 avoid offending any political
party = Spain sbe queen regent has -ot
Young Irish woman, Miss Georzina Daven-
port. e goveTDess for the king
Mis- Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. nov Nrs
HeT'ert Ward. proved Der earnsss devotion
70 the principles ~ dr-Sz reform hv having
Der eutire weddinz ~zrirobs made a. a dress
reform establishment
Jane Hsslnz has the uzoal French ldea. OF
rather Parisian ides~ q seozrspby "Thv
d' the p~opis ~7eak Eng 81 herel- shs sx-
claimed Nheu ere rsacned Cznada
The crorn n-inoe = German no. -
raars oit is drilled every dav fo~ half e.
hour 5F = serEsanf ulsi1r ~ ne Fir-t Reg
rent = re Guards Ha Il 50 extremely
hanisome li-tle s-iiow
The shah = Psrrfs ~ sr~--=rrf . ~
iszs hi bis 6r-a-rf-rs s03 hss r~fftr- s7
article ao~ut II wtiet ~ "a rT-e Ns-
Fsss Re+v-en korn snd Teheran~ Hs S.~-
h.T rradr~fIr1 ~ re~~s-e- 81 Pr ir
Ta'.-~1- VIZ - .-r-rrr ---- zs-r q r.s st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28

FalLAszL7sIs. No. 97.-N-s. szraA Jane
" Aaii1g en4rssd slLh poisoaia< hsr has
8And 4ad tso nflls ehi 1rsa izsg Sprink for
me parposs u obtaining = saail sGo1nt 81
L-s iaszraBes. salcA @4s czEr.ed lgoa
sasA fof her esns1I ~as par spon tri.l %
1Ay Ia Ia as1 cosrs house esfors Ja3ge
Allison. The chArgs 9n saicA shs vii %
klse a. ths osr si ss foF sas maresr Of
fasx d41e atsr Bertha sas s represented
~ sols counsel
AIlsr TIE dsaIA 0f aef daughter the 10
il4n attended Methodist Episcopal caarca
on Hancock 81. snd tas preachers remarks
ina1s such aA Impression oa bef thai IA he
renlerse Sc islt nat lae Only uzy sns could
sscape from tne proolng 0f neF colsl-ncs.
sascB Eas asSke1sd. ~ss % c0afess hst
crime. While IN tbs s<ons snd uncertainty
1f MAD sac visited ta- graves OF Der has
band add tae iiliis oLss. she sas aston
isled 20 nu1 0aly empty graves ouDse-
qusntiy sac was arrested Toe graves lad
been opened b. tic Coroner Who had heard
ram0rs 0f ne sadIsa 4nd uansIuIAl deaths
ia LEs N nsABg family.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
The EXALTED GRAND RULER.
Recspttea aud Entertainments Yesterday
by tie Llks.

Receptton aud Entert4i n fnent Yesterday
by tie Liks
DR. +. II. Leach. EXALTED Grand Ruler Of
the Elks OF the United States. called upon
Lodge No. As. OF this city, yesterday on his
tour Of inspection OF all lodges in The
country. During his stay lie was. Of
course, the guest of the Order. His head
quarters were AT the Morton House. where
be held "A sort OF reception. In the evening
in company with Mayor Weston, J. L.
Andrews. c. L. ChAunoey. JOAN FArr and
w. Swetiand. be occupied box a. Powers
Opera House. as the guest of Manager Gar
wood. The box was tsstefuliy trimmed and
the prima donna sang toast, Aud Lang
Syne." in honor OF the guests. After tee
opera, the party was escorted 10 The o.
Wssh-ta-Non Club rooms. where social
gathering Was held presided over by J. +.
Andrews. who is an old friend Of the doc
tors of twelve years standing.
DR.. Leach was shown around the city
yesterday. and expressed surprise
and delight al the hne appear
ance and prosperous growth Of the
town. he said that Grand Rapids was the
incest town. ana the members Of Lodge No.
IS the most royal entertainers he bad
found during the whole of his trip. lie
goes from here today TO Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
THEY WILL SECEDE.
Democratic Veteran. VIII Form a New
society.

Democratic Veteran. VIII Form a New
Society.
INDIAS.PoLIs. Ind, Nov. 27.-About l. 200
Democratic veterans members Of G.. A. r.
posts scattered over the state. held secret
meeting last night az which it was resolved
that every Democratic member of the G.. A.
+. should abandon the order and
al present pledged themselves 10
Withdraw from their posts. Adjutant
Genera Koonlz presided. The new order is
20 be charitable and non 1-p0litical in char
acter. Wednesday there will De a public
msss meeting. when the reasons for desert
ing the G. A. T. will be given. and the
principles and objects of the new order laid
before the psDiic. Adjutant-General
koOntz says similar meetings will De held
al over the State
Mr.. KoonfE said last evening that he had
letters from Hen IN eight States indicating
that the movement Is national.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
Rnrrlarv White Clond.

WHITE CLOUD, Nov. 27.-Burglsrs visited
our usually quiet village last night }. c.
Townsend's general store.had been entered
BY breaking q window light in the resr of
the store and the sash raised. They tore
the cash drawer loose and took it out back,
but only got little change. Nothing else
seemed to be miss ed. The next place was
Mrs. S. T. Barnbsrt's general store, they
bored holes through the back doors with
brace and bit large enough 10 reach through
aud turn the KEY that was left ia the lOcS.
They also took from there the cash drawer
and took it our behiDg the store but
only got a few pennies. The grocery
store of y. W. Wiley was
found unlocked but nothing disturbed
A dog that was left in the store st night
was out on the street in the morning. and
the keyhole was filled with paper. A
blacksmith shop had been broken open,
and a brace, bits and cbisel taken. TIE
tools were found GEAR the rear Of the stores.
Some suspicious characters had been how
ering around lOr a lew DAYS. Ii was no
professional. as not a ssfe had been
touched. Some one stole Big tat
turkey from Jscob Cohn last Sat urdsy
p ght that he wanted for bis Thanksgiving
dinner. JAKE says be will give SZ5 to
know who old H. Law It 10 the burglars,
JAKE
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
BRIRF TELEGRANis.

A natural gas well has been struck near
Insco.a, III.
Oil has been discovered near ChsttsnoOgs.
Tsnn.. 81 depth Of 900 feet.
James Jameson. OF Fort WAYNE. Ind.
choked 70 death 1n piece Of beeisteak isst
evening.
Sheriff r. r v slker vas beaten s0d rob
bed A. the court House door IN You Dgs-
town, OslO. yesterday.
The erection Of works for the msnufac-
ture Of car-trgcss. for pssss 1gsf and IRE ght
tTai0s. hss begun in Joliet. III.
rseTs vss fros, and ice one-eigbtb of sn
inch thick sf Jacksonville, IA Sun1sv.
Tiers Ess great rejoicing 10 the city
Five inches n snow covers the gro7oi
a. Rochester Y and heavg ran IS
falling TIE Ire Cana - 1lis3 With te5-
o. bos.s.
A boiler Which zss prope.ling = thrash
ing machine sxp.o5sa g. PoFnstte VS.
vssisrdav. killing shres Een sd rounci8g
fhrss more.
Edwari srrds-. II Morrison IL, has -
gu1 l.fs ID Joliet bscs1ss ns ro5oei bic ovn
sac. BE 49, 5sFs.s1 aod had some
money in trust
EK Ws-fs1 NcC'srchrs7 hss departed
iFcn - ief ~ hfs f1flrs home H-lt nE-
ion Pa rtsrs - p tsss charge cf =
nsw rs.ornstorr
A spe-s rus-5 issroani ths 81 A. ssr e
Fts aarie 49, Fssrs thsf n err
Leighton rh7 rscent7 rH - lobn SaBe
Tt - Tnc-ea ars sr tsrfs ned
Tie arsf r-Hrn fs-for~ wsst ~ 80 y e.
sfssfrr- rss forsr eoers1 IN Jes Ac1rss
lows gssts-5tg r. nss - eous 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
Give. an omcsr the Slip.

Ell. Pool. the Salvation soldier who was
arrested for Vagrsncy in Sparta last week.
had his trial IN that village yesterday and
vas given thirty days in jail. but on the
way 70 the depot the constable slipped into
= restaurant 10 Get something 20 eat when
he reneu bered that be lett the commit
menf behind and went back after il, leav-
ing bis man busy with his meal. When
TIE officer came back with the commit
msut be found no one 10 commit. Pool
was found Ia Nuskegon yesterday. and
was landed in the county jail here last
. Ebt
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28

The following goods we're received yester-
dag al the Grand Rapids Custom House:
Fifteen barrels of cod FISH, and 1928 pounds
of stock fish. They were imported oy Ball
BsrnhRrt & Putnam from Rotterdam, Hol
land The cost was 1901. duty S}7.3l.
The direct importation TO this city saves
about three weeks time in getting the goods
and enables dealers 10 sell the FISH a. two
cents lees per pound than they would cost
Of shippers in New YORK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28

CoEsssErr. Mass, Nov. Ill = reported
hers that ths Philadelphia steam collier
Allentown foundsrsd Of tais port A. about
2 o'clock .. m. sunday. A number Of
people heard the sound Of the steamers
30 stie. and iRst night an im rnsuss amount
Of drift wreckak- cams ashore AZ sandy
Cons and SANITY Beach There were marks
on it Which indicated corciusve.T that the
wrecked vessel aus. have been the Alsa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28

W. F. Mcknight Is engaged in suing the
Shareholders for men who bet their money
on Ford and lost. Yesterday be COM
m-ncsd suit against VIM. Durham, Pres
idsut Of the Fifth National Bank. and Mr.
Durham says that Mcknight will have a
Jolly lms trying 10 collect the money from
nim. NJ Mcknight has written letter
20 another prominent West side business
msn thresfsning % s1e him If ne does not
pay hsck the 50 placed 10 his hands by a
Ford follower.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
Blown IB

PrTrsBUR8. Nov. Z7.-"Doc" Hazgerty
was unloading nitro -glycerine at Pleasant
vtle. Veasngo county. at noon today. He
had 90 pounds # 10 iD wagon. II sx-
piodsd ~ some means snu HaSgertY was
literally snnihilstsd. Parts Of biz two
horses we're found IN neghooring trees.
piece OF tie wagon Vas found halt a
mile swsy. Mrs Guischsw. IN = house 10
the vicinity vas seriously injured bv the
side Of it being blown IN TIE explosion
heard a. u. City. tEeIve miles distant.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
rR'eo TO Hslp MS FsTHER.


6errii 1oiman. - se4f old yoSue nsn
rssidiss a 80 Hs1ry 81. wse arrested yes
tsrosy for forgery The oomIisint ~&s
made ey $ + JsnEs who advanced ne
soong msu Ss9 Oh note tbst parparssd 70
bs sig1sa ~ nis isther
3oimaa nss onif one arm knc ssys. he
BAD worked ior tsaks a. = c3sct UHB ior
neArls ieuF months. iAt trsi month lie
received as snd boarded klaiseif After
tbsi hts wages were cut cow a. <lo .
month la IAtlers property on Henry
al Vas texeo sbout SIS fof ins Sner1nsn-
ct sewer sno mehey thai hik latbeT ex-
pee ted 10 sei - psy il, cis lot cone ne
thsn Il found Il Necessary L. fAiss $50 10 psy
the TAI. he mace an sgresmebt viii hr.
jerks 70 receive sSJ in sdysEoe ior iwo
months y 0rk sDd gave the 10 te with tGs
forged ena 0fseme1t az srturiis
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-28
FIXING RATES
RAILROAD Prssidsats - Ss~ Ysrk rryiss
10 agree.

NkW YosK. Nov. Shortly after noon
today is vas reported GA the street that the
Pennsylvania z New York Central people
we're engaged Ia considsration Of plan by
walch TIC freight rates may be Al once fully
restored and thst al trunk lines have agreed
10 abide o. the courss adopted or Pfssi-
dents Roberts and Depew. The report was
confirmed Dy Depew wssn called uDon at
Forty -secend-st. depot and said that ne be-
lievsd the matter wouid De thoroughly
ssttled by SIX O'Clock tbs evening. In II Is
rot. among other rumors current was one
that President Roberts and Vice President
Thompson, OF Pennsylvania company had
rendered their reslgnatlons-