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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01
PERIsHED IN THE FLAMES.
A Storclccper and His Little Daugh
ter Burned to Death.

The residence and furniture store of Charles
Ngabower, in llion, y. Y, burned and Mr.
Nigabower and daughter, aged twelve
years, persisted in the fl imes. Tho reside lco
adjoined the store. Tn, girl hal picked ur
4 younger brother, whom she clrr!ed out,
whi,o the father was rescuing another
child. Mr.. Nigabower missing his
daughter soon afterwarI, went back into ths
burning building to search for her. Neither
returno I, but their remains were sui. .equent.
~ found on tn, thiri floor Of the bull ling,
Mr. Nisahower's body lying across that Of
his daughter, rs iC they hIl fallen together.
l. is supposed She lost her way in the build
Ing and was overcome by smoke. Mr.. Niga>
bower was 4s years Oil. This is tho third
time his store Las burned within the past five
years.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01
DangerOus Diseases.

A bulletin issued by the Ohio State Board
Of health shows that diphthera prevalent in
Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Hamilton, Mans
fed, Cbillicothe ana Cleveland. Scarlet fe-
yer prevails at Toledo, Logan, Cambridge,
Cincinnati, and Antwerp, and typhoid fevcr
Is found at Martins Ferry, Hamden Junction,
Crestline, Tranquility, Toloio, S,uduslsy,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Minister, Chillicothe,
Dalrsyile aud Hamilton.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01
Rich silver Mine.

Men at work in the Silver King mine at
Wakefield, Wisconsin, blasted out IA quantity
of rock which experts say will assay the ex-
traordinary sum Of $500 TO the ton, aud in-
dcations are fnvorlbl, Tor AN abuudll oe
more OF the same kind. The mine was re-
comfy opened on the section adj ining the
famous Washburn, Detcciiyc, Dunlap and
other mines that have shown such r.chacss
this fall.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01
HOGS.
Tho Wool Market

Receipts Of wool the past week We
bales domestic aud 1850 lae'
Sales 3,5Os, 500 pounds domestic a'a
pound, lorrigr. Quotations; Ohloyy
"a To 35c; do. Xxx, 33 TO 3ic; do y
32c; do. No. !, 81 To 3ic; line Ohl0
"a 10 35c; NJ chignn TO-. 81 m5,'
lncrchuhaple Michigan, 81 to :,
Ohio, 25c; M, combng OH % ~
Michigan, 80 TO 3ic;unHashed uA""
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01
YELLOW FEVER BULLETIN.
The Disease Spreading Through
Florida-Cali for Aid for Su ircrcrs.

Florida-Cali for Aid for Su iIcrcrs.
The Board of II ath reports 10 new cases
of yellow fever and 3 deaths Sunday. Total
cases to dltc, 4,059; deaths, 3iS. Dr.. CIll>
well, volunteer physicln at Enterprise, has
issued call for 81 100 for the
immediate relief OF sufferers there.
Sixteen cases ara now under treatment.
Postmaster Clark has received official infor,
nation Of the existence of yellow fever at
Baldwin. The disease appears to he spreid>
ing out in various parts OF the State. The
weather is very warm and sh1wery.
The Mayor Of Decatur, Ala, tele graphs:
we are supplying six huudrel destitute
white people aud 100 c)lorel and arc on Of
supplies. We appeal TO tho charitable people
Of the whole country for assistance for tho
next three weeks. Remit to j. S. Reel,
Charm III Relief Committee, Decatur, Ala.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01
Indians Starving.

The Indians OF the Cheyenne reservation
are reported to be in starving condition,
and unless Government aid Is soon extended
many will die of starvation. They should
receive rations from the Barthold Agency.
Owing to the scarcity of game, the young
bucks are unable to supply the wants of tho
sick and helpless, aud are leaving them to
die. The War Department has been notified
of the condition OF affaira
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01
Destitute Dakota Settler,

The Pioneer Press. Of st. Pau.
learns that the Territorial Auditor Wa
just returned to Fargo from Dcyils
where he has been investigating thcras
of the Jews aud other Il, ,stitutc seul
Ramsey county. and arranging ror u
tribu.ion of SS,03j, recently contr,lu,,
New York gentleman and forwar!,
Gov. Church. lie found their cond.,.
lS bad as reported.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01

In many towns in Germany aad
zcrland are found hotels OWED bya
holders, which are entirely unds
management OF the "EvangelicaI I'd
In some of them there is evening p
at $3.50 every eveuin!S conducted b
housp
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01
LIVE STOCK
Movements and Prices the tl
Drove Yards, East Librrll

CATTLE
The supply Of cIttla la, h'en ll "
offerings OF n very inferior quI.'.' P.
ca tie being on sale The IN rN' W.
dull, and prices ruled l5to 2ac rr oN.
on all grades. We x We the lo ] .N.
ing prizes: Prime, l,3Oj to it1I lA
innl Mt s. TO 3 so; good, IL e 0" I.f.. d.
TO 4 80; gooi. 1000 - l,2Ol ihf, s.
rough tat, |, 100 to 1870 l,s, ~ 10"
cows aud heliers, : - TO- -; ,u'
: 80; fresh COWS and springera, 81 T"
head.
HOGS.
The supply Of hogs una wool, ''' r
equal TO the 10 nani a'd tn m'..
slow at the following quOtHlon,. 3.
phia, $j.7J to $50; Y0rkors, ,'.'l
common Ia fair, - % to D. 4Ji r1ua -'
and sows, SI25 To hW.
SHEEP.
The receipts of She p TINS wr'h M"
light, and prices n shade higher + r..
grades, while the common era ~ ",
duh AMI sod lower. We qupte "a ~
lows: Prime lddia ~ aud Oh". %. \
weighing from 100 To l25 | s., ~ ~ p,
& od mix d, weighing - to lU' 'D'''
4. 20; fair to good, weighing 81 G. W.
10 3.75; common. weighing 10 t., ~,
to 800; prime lHmbs, weighing - Z
S5 80 TO 5.T5: fair To gp d, wei h'- /,
lbs, 81. 80 to 500. Veal calves, "v's~
10 l3O lbs. S5.2J TO 600.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
wE6sTeR's WARNING.
Tie shows the Danger OF Putting Hen ON
tho supreme Eench Who Are Disciples
Of the state Sovereignty Dogma

Tie shows tho Danger OF Putting Hen
tho supreme Eench Who Are Disciples
OF the state Sovereignty Dogma
That great atvocatc Of Union aGd Nation
al sovereignty. Daniel Webster, left on
record significant warming AS TO what
would follow if Tie Supreme Court OF the
United States should b. packed with dis
clp'cs 81 the S,ate sovcgeigniy dogma. In
sneech delivered in New York in Fobru-
ary. 1881. NJ Webster declared that his
faith iu tie wisdom sad patriotism of the
people was 81 great that he feared no
danger 70 The Union FROM open and avowed
uttacIs Oh lts Essential principies.' But 40
added.
If tho time shaii ever come (which
Heaven uve-fl when mcn shall be placed IN
;he Supreme tribunal - the country who
entertain opinions hostile 20 the Just powers
Of the constitution we shall tnen bc visited
h. an cg'l defvng all remedy. Our case
viii be past surgery From that moment
the constitution is AZ IN end If they who
are appointed 20 defend the castle shall be-
tray u woe bc'dc those within II I shall
iirc 30 see taAt day cosle l shall despai Of
the country I shah be prepared 20 give II
back - al IT, former Affections ia the DAYS
Of Size confederation. | know no security
against inc possibility of this evil but az
awakened public vigilance. l know no
safety but IN that state Of public opinion
which shall lead 10 20 rcbuks and put down
every attempt either 10 crafty party BY ju-
dpsal appointments or TO dilute the corsi.
tuition bv creating court which shall con
struc away its provisions. II members of
Congress aetrsy their trust the people viii
lind i' ont before fhev ar ruined If the
President should 10 any time violate his
duty his term ~ osice is short, and popu-
lar elections may supply seasOnab4e rem
eds nut the Judges ~ the Supreme Court
possess. f3- good reasons. an independent
tenure of or -e No election reaches them
II ,EifA This tenure they octray their trust,
Heaven save ustr
Air. Weoster delivered this speech in 1891,
ard e quarter Of a century later history
gave dire proof test tAe great expounder 81
the conedfat c1 bad warned his country
uen Ti-a prophetic wisdom Ia 1891 Mr.
Webster vIsd'y po-trays1 in the speech
cites. sr1rc t-r evils t1at would follow Il
state severf -r'r oircts were placed on the
-ipremr oc1f1. and twenty s'x years later
g .oug. oac-ra v-th Tauevs rendered the
Drod Scott decision. denied toe power Of
Congress oFer tae Iesriforles and in ia
rc7i 70 serve tbe slave power oven declared
STAT ae-ro h-d 30 f ghts white raau was
bound re respect 4 court packed with
decision waloa lid mere nan sny other one
'n.n- -a ar.ag the soun,ry 70 c'vii war All
Tie verge 10 c.s1rsof
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

IIANI1s lkslIT 80 thf ESiffD efAfEs
u 1As nqi AeetEe1 Frleos - ses f<a1 Is
.is1 4asAe SEA- t 49, r1oiet ia.s az stsi
aa $3.50 ~s,k tarlas ee.eEs \. = ffes1a.
loTst So e. es'.t >ece heiet
ga 49, NkN AAp HANus0St AS
lir.lr q. a1as fo4tus- e<F at, i.Aa Al1 elas.,-t.
esl8 e. As,s-tI4 ilafte. t1sst, - - t,rt r "a,
tsbtle as A-sfAet a. t'a.s Dl.'.s tts-A .'ss
l.i.rs 81 slgsa-t ra8esga Wax 81 e7la 81 la
ssa s. tAkrs tslafe ltsct nl lcf ~ ttfa,> - - IS
I.UtcEasaf Cal ol a. &1aaess A fitttl-i 81
fts... lsl<I - 81
iaGk sAIf- horsE EAAGiNr - PHI n
4 f,,ssa x7lia = 3 - e@fE t4c4ni lo-s Isi1
% - see e~ak Eezl e3lxis - traae
oiolas, q l114.-G. Essn a -
gOR skLf ChEaffsI LoTf ~ tlkAAD
II kat.sas az Esse "a Dliss eteI = $50 la
q asss 49, see ssPetas y 4esp-sl - a seai
5ls II sssa aaounu. Au-lsdel ssa.ss q
A.iseIl sioek opp sNss ha~s- ~
Coi IA GRAND RAPIDS u h g AND 9 \
= A lslasy. ils. seDlb 81 ths ciis ns-
- o. des5l fsstess slefe pasion e inAnt nv
DWELLINGS, e.s. nits .sigs leis 'eii .assf "a e-ss
tvfut - rs pisDe &fealio Cliy ~ iA'r>tineni az
hone ssl 81 Clo1is a C'.titr. asa. iisfa hesie
~ sl4ds t.l4ainf "A t4l.s- 81
laOE sAlE- HoC<E All IOf oN tIANlh-
4 a. e1t er tsiaf feitesl- ene oi 1r, apf .
neaI sigesl osn l1seIs i1opS73 - sat ~ -
IA a. psus cfiy l oinrl l4r. "a ,A1 ~ Ia
sSs y rs rs - 81 ala u slElef ass toa
Ter SAIf-s lAkOt bhiCK lHhi - =
Dolss- Si1s1s fla a. So As4a e4iS
60 ems ho4ss a @ntSsi ~ t@tao. sAe -
E. are isr11 ip sFars aoi 8 -. a. on snh@l
Essnstis sss sesss.asf-s isfiss p A. hkpFsI.
ls<H IA, LseysEt n5o<f otsl 4aslie laar-ss
rsfl
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
THs DsFsAr.
Fsssis4s4. F-rss Ls-ssr.slp ne Lass
ttsfs

F~Fsieis.s f-rts Ls~asrsAas- TIE Lest
ft~fs
In fbs fsenocrassr a~fess ses sEe ieass
c.. .Dc.saos asf tne ie@sl caa Ftzose fs.--
Ir- sas. -. - Jss--ai = Esr Gel a.
a 80 t.st sne-f q asre1aiaols aad BOOZE
e4ura..a .e-efs1 p IS ss1ate4ss ia po-
Il.a- issass sslaeat "a - "a fne .ease-f sd
n.as. .U.Iel. ar ~ .a-rref 4a1 epf
flg. - aess Cts-Usn .rIe Congress
$3.50 E etl 4.a fas gang tl-. f1rY -.-- ~ -
taer eatrraa 4rae ie ta-s 90 sfte11 fi-
.u4 3D. reee Cl5se-s4 Tees drove sea
llae-t Ite.ee.rits as cz-i-.. h-nl-ili -la
elle- -st. .fE1 .E-l.r- alt ~ t-s c-i- i,4lsi.
Ia- .sel .te.rfe fl= rlff1cas ---d plans
~ s-r4 - .ert lal- 9a-susr. Z. b4rn-n 1ld
t-ru-l
ser aud baed.e vs1s .aeir pl-a q -
campaign nrlgs private car spun
along a. tne ftfrl-8 ines lu t-s cOuu.ry
.clss - r4,ah4.rs and claiming Tor Cieye-
Ia1u s.4les talt were - sure - Nernout
far Harrissn iafmNsi money va poured
~ .lem sato thr eiiy slams Tor the puFchase
ot ..te- aad th~F r~sorfed 70 ota err crim+
10 saa mp precva ratsd practices Of partisan
warfare Taev re1re-harall iated and DIS
gracet. ars t.saapear from tue surface of
te.eat ald 1afrorc uol.acs.
Ccu~res,sa4A SCOTS district in Penn-
syivaaIa elects a Republican 10 saoecd him
n Toe Horss He elsh- to have been tha
Democratic caud a4-e himself, 10 receive "a
person the punishment of defeat wuch his
81 u1stttre reviewed Chairman Nils, Of
,alrse. gets hass ia-o Congress, Tor his
di.trllfl8 ruled ov terrorism. and ms de-
feat was ia.pe.s.oi But he goes back
shorn a. strength and influence 10 iegislAse
for me rrm ~ Northern interests.
Bur rae most vicious way n which these
leaders have SHOWN al once their inca
p-clty. thcif .ack II Judgment and their
dishonesty is sg ,oorts sent out from their
heatcaarle 5 up - ths vary close Of the
polls. m4afug fictitious claims OF victory
GA whlca crcd..ons aud enthusiastic Demo
c~ats have bet millions OF dollars an good
money. and lost IT,
Their false And misleading reports have
caused men IN omforta6le circumstances
IA wal7er fortunes oa the result, and thou
sands of these dupes have been led 10 the
verge. or beyond the verge. Of bankruptcy
Chicago Democrats have lost enough cash
o. make them poor on Brices =" rainbow Z"
dispatches Ar Thurman. in an interview
published rcceutv. den0unccs them for
their plan of management which has in
volved good and earnest Democrats in I'M
meuse financial losses. Every Democrat
who mas iost a ben can lay the blame on
Brce and scott To 9ct rid OF such leader
ship is a beuoht 70 the Democratic party
but It has cost Democrats mint OF money
Inc experience is a blessing, but the price
was uncon sciOnatlc
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
For Renf--RooHss.

II nESTRABIE ROOMS TO RENT AT No. la
u Eor ia Diyslon-St, near o-toficc. 3ss
COR RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS At pa
i pttawa-sf. hot air So
EHCR KENT-0SE FURNISHED ROOM, Al 2ii
4 Nouh lonia-st.. gentlemen pFs ierred. 3-e
NOR kENI-fRONr BOOM. GROUND FLOOR,
I furnished. ls6 south Divsion--t $50
EOk RENT - ROOMS - At IARK PLACE.
I steam heaied, apply on the premises 20 Ms.
A. J.. smith 50
IOR HENT-FrRNISHED ROOMS. STEAM
I heated end furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at room los. New Bousemsn
block. Dec lNf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

E-s ezEzs Fsoofs BE- c,-afrF s.ia 3 'ise
~ l-e~-F t1e efEs c-fa
So - 4-ssiF cr 20 fss5sa sissk
- I4s itrlseFs z4l zsl tas .s.i 7-1sl,
tes tsfsss- aott tas eaftis az 4>ss
-sea ~ laHEss Is tss sssssa - esa1e. AZ
~ - sssssse ief tas ret@l a9ait4s
lss 4ea slts fsr 30 10 ~ zsasfoes pro-
.flJn Iaefs sle4dF escfesss a tas
- 81 tsr esDt. 11s cas-. and :
~las gtsgsrtion of PEI cent. PsPsf-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
EOT Re9it--R0stses.

TOR RFNT-A HOUSF, f56 StTMNFR-ST, TIN
minutes walk from Sweets hotel. Eight
rooms. gas and water. ErquiIe Cummings 4
Yale IL South IOnla-sf. 194tf
Tor RFNT-A MEDIUM-SIZED HOUSE LESS
than ten minutes wax from Nonroe-sL In
qulIe al Jos Monroe st.. upstairs 80
nor KFNT BRICK HOUSE WITH BARN
and acres or land in good condition for
crops on Webster st.. between = X snf Alpine
ave. VIII rent place with or without land; tele
phone 357 ". harrison. 3Dtf
TOR RENT - HOUSE VIII BARN AND 8
acfes Of land on North - vest ~ A lpine- Svc
land has been thoroughly f.riiized aud seeded
% wheat. iii rem place Ullh OF without land.
alsa houses IN Harf fisonvli7. opposite my factory
Telephone Ell. Wm Harrison s1tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
Sltunftons Uanied-FenaIc.

UrANrEn-BY Young LADY. A sITUA-
v tlnn IN dry go d, store lcssdy. Al
dr.s, 3i. h. f. Telegrsm-herald Office. $50
lIAkIE BY WORTHY YOUNG LADY.
W n position 20 Wors for her bOeri Ia private
family while attending school Add res,i Leans
siness College, shepard Hartman building,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

CITUATiQN WANTED By A YOUNG MAR.
= uel nam cf three Acafs erfaeflenpe AID be,l
reference. Ice 5l .goyery store ny klud OF
work Address Is. IS. BOX Is ta.s olce -
glICAIfDN WkSTtD-BI a YOUNG Mas.
= a. stenograIher and typewriter some ex-
perieHce IN Law 0lfce Adde'S y h. ii. ~
~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
SEAL GARMENTS MADE To MEASURE

MINER. THE HATTEE AND FURRIER. CREATES
SENSATION ANoNG THE LADrEs-SEAL
GARMENTS SOLD AT PRlcEs WHCH
LEAvE CHICAGO, DETROIT AND
EASTERN DEALERS OUT IN
TIE CoLD.
Miner Is just now very busy supplying
the ladies With new sea. garments for the
winter season. lie taxes their measure
warrants the cloaks TO iii perfectly and will
wager $500 that he sells lower and better
grade of sea- than any man in Michigan.
Ladies and gentlemen will find at Miners.
II Mouroe-st.. large line Of furs aud trim
mings In all grades, styles and prices, slsp
the handsomest line OF seal caps ever ssen
in the city. and at prices which would be
cheap st wholesale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

TOR RENT-STORF EO. l5s FAST FULTON
I ~ after NOV. Isl. Enquire Of A. y Cody. a.
Psrkst 81.
I'OR RENT -ONE-HALF or TEE STORE
/ No. ~ csnAl-st. iof particulars enquire OF
T.. A yerlgiu f9sfi
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

sissis A.. otl.eas dsif, e8ospl SUNDAY.
sieepnf tErt flu Ca fsrifc and Afsuue IA
F4esfes o. cad irssn lsei roii Pei ioI rae o1
las "a IFs.s a41 Dran1 ksfa1s IA pftss ~ su1
frla leslulL ifireoi gouneoliont made ~ bctToii
Win e. lhroDlt trains hasf -fl,kcls on sale "a
guiou llckcl 0lids s. koaroast. aua a. tnaca
orl.DL -
a. n k4sel - a. . aAo A A. Cnlcsko
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

TOR SALE or FxCHASrE- -FOR REAL
I csfsfe ir Grand Bsrias crisi mll doing =
sond business. twelve miles snri1 ~ fbe cftF on
ne s. a. switch 70 tGe mill Address
b. 81 OF Byron Cen tre = tfh 1
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
Aoacn In Lorn.

NONEl TO LOAN-IS SUMS TO SUIT, on
vi pr0du tive real estate. l. ;. PrOsi1.
MONEY TO LOAN-CAsH TO LOAN OK GOOD
vi city real estate. lowest Interest. A. x. All
tstel, Lovett block, opp. Sweets Hotel 3S2
IfONEY TO LOAN FOR THE NORTHWEST
lfl err Mutual Life Insurance Co., Of Milvsu
kee. In siln.z OF $1,000 and upwards. farm and
city property. st Lowest rates Of interest.
Security must be iirsl-class- More & Wilson Led
yard block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
KlNI lpIER7lSRNENTS


Sac San sEr 80 li0ss - zsy 4assrgisszss1f
sss e. tssss ~ etststas sas as.a ssr 81
seros - ><ss& Ans kzfs sl = l1ns esasisa
@s sse f1li lsss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

yrrANTED TO FXCgANGE A GOOD RESI-
- deuce lot ioT piano. GideIs.eove &
Iieuington.
MOTHER LOT As GOOD A. THE ABOVE
L We want 10 iraie ira horsc and buggy
Cildcr eeve s. deulgion Room i3 ana Il Nil-
dicO-cb SWldins.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

" Yoe slsb psTlsf furnitlFs a. KFs4t
stcunes u pfiess ~ 10 th~ >tsE fur1iluTs
{. .alyauy ID n41fh Dsg. .sl1u 81 Iory aEs
t.esin< t-i tasir lEesr1- s-eck 81 ulsks
rQ1u t0r uts p4ilh.sss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23


fxu for Chicago. Nuskesou aac loicoof = Or an
Past j Chicago. Il - n m
fxpfess faf kllskegol and IAri-..... t0 \ m
Alrhi ~ prOAs i0f iblc9Go.. ..... 0l n ln
Ntrft n press iur lndishsTC 10 . u o. \ -
noT Ee Rapids BALDWIN. Llcclngton
and ksnis.es ........--...-i 90 pm
ForEif Rapids BALDWIN. I.udlnRton and
e.. ,...-...f t2t sm
l1rftss f1f MutkerOD ano q 4 HsveH Slo Im
sEEffk
hght } 1prces fro4n Chicago .........-... sehum
GIT "a lfoas lrum Iu1iehA l1ils ........f 1lsm
Lxlftff nom hu>kcron I'D Aisft...-..f 81 e. . m
Mail from chlcfEo an1 3 fEisFon = hs pm
l1frcs irfn - a1a hseE "a a. ru
f1Iftak from t,nl~ntsr Auo Nuekeeou4 INN
faft fNprea IIum % ica.o....... ..- 81 m
Prom 81 40 Eite l.udlngion BALDWIN
sno blr Hspi1s ........... .... -..... $50 - M
ssom Maniftee. IDd nfton. BALDWIN ppm
-isiy. sbaif errFi -nnosy. flHfy eHcept
Saturday. tls4ly eIeep Go.aay
Tb rough Goa her 10 CbicsTo 90 y an ftain-
Through pariof 90 o. Nnicsra on - - in
train - No egira charFe fos scas
Through keepinr csr 70 tnlcsee on ~ ~ n
fraln -I-ulru Ticket o'lne f7 Mon ffx 81.
vs. A CAfFfNrFs TIafic Nhnaccf
WILLIAM A SkvEr7. Asst Gen lssf- Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
AR snokr /. NicmeAs SOUTHERN

trtln caves Grsut kApids t0f Alegan al
7 DO p. ~. aFrleirr ff.rre a. ~
Through ticket @ g. prnvipsA p1antt an ths
uiieo siSie< hS4lao and tsuaos 81 Nul0n
A. : SNIIH. q. p A Cleveland
E Boom l~IOl 1lckci kgoul
Gro W NrSsoN. city i1ckel AceuL
Taking eject hSs "a lb2.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

n ia =, sls1ays cropped bsiis.
Detroit frrres a. paTiuf caf 70 Detroit max
Ing direct cor ucciluuf fof al point last arriving
- NeN iuIs a. lb4o g. a.. Ht1i CAV iA.t
= I.fE faf o. fssFfA m4tIrs
irfl cDnnecii Hs with = tfslns fof fhe i-ri
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

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have sAnss 81, calling al - t.aic sl A.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

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81 sft ol B. ia9 4at la 1856 aas
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have ihonxbf Perhaps Ia toar s-ass hs
msg lsars iaa, ls IS eos 'h- Democratic
p-r.s ana IA, hs sas ia a msasars rs-
sre .O.a foF tes de-. 10 that cary
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man ls protested 10 ~. a. spite 81, his
f-ra-ss4ds arochviIiss hspg5 cans n1l,d
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Neas hsi k.p. ais promises snd held
h'nseii s.ave go tlesl i-.rks Zee miga.
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lb- party. B.t hs personal character.
teksn ia rllnecf aa With hls oblsc,ion-
a. rcgis'ou or free irade defeated ine
pay n o. loss oct .alrn thi4 before
az tsss eieehel 6 s.l 90 because h-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

7 0sT 4 TAN cDLORED sATcHEL. BE-
4 tween Watson and West Fulion.sis The
finder W wu please ifaye thc same and contents
at is9 e. hutton 81 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
BonrG.n1.

TOR RFNT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
hoard FOR two gentlemen ~ gentleman and
and vile. 81 O. Bosiwick-st- All modern conven-
ienees viii
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

DOARDERs wANTxR FOR TWO VACANT
ID rooms. ~ - Park - M. J. NJ Butler. 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

,,nlCIGo WEsI klCHl0AN-AIL TRAINS
I arrive al Anc dcpAn ioin Mon isepot
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
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AGENTS wANTED-LADIEs OR GENTLE-
4 men - good address .or city or country
trade particulars free. Call or address Agents
supply Company. No . leari-st -sai
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

URNITURE sTOHFD, PACKED AND
/ moved. Fxpert packers sent on short notice
by RSdc.if Hsit. III routh DivBion-si.. tele-
! hone 40. 90. Jsu'y p -