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Richland beacon., 1888-09-01

Five weeks sgo, Policeman W. T. Rus
sell. of Chattanooga shot and killed
Jesse Bishop, negro, for rtsi-ting ar
rest. Chief of Police Howard received
the following communication. written
in red lux: Death to Russell and all
police that shoot negro. Beware Po-
liccman Russell, your time is short" In
the center OF the sheet of paper was
skull and cross bones.
Missouri.
Capt. Nat. Kinney the founder Of the
Bald Knobbers was killed in Ozark.
Richland beacon., 1888-09-01

Thirty of the lawl' IS negroes (railroad
hands, were tried bef,re Jud.e Mares at
Char otie. All were found guilty and
sentenced from two to three years in tic
cLai gang.
Walter Alvis Thompson, who. during
the War was color ser, cant If Jeff Divis's
regiment. the Mississippi Rifles. died on
Wednesday at his home near IIills5oro.
Iii. age was IS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09

our State was everywhere Stunned by capital
seeking investment in profitable enterprises.
What wonderful contrast between their day
and our day? After they went out of power in
january 1877, the taxable property increased
from $29, ,6S8, ,337 in 1876 to $36, ,243 523 in 1881
and there has been a continuous and rapid in
crease since that time, until, in 1887, it reached
$50, ,0OO, 600 When it was demonstrated to the
world that the Democratic party had given to
the State of Florida good government-reducing
expenses, lessening taxes, wisely and imparaly
administering the laws-confidence was inspired
abroad and capital in millions indeed found safe
investment here Lands rapidly advanced in
prices and every species of industry began to be
developed. Less than fifty miles of railroad was
constructed in the State during the eight years
of Republican Administration while during
Democratic Administration the mileage has in
creased from little over 500 to more than 2 600
miles, traversing in that time}at least 500 miles
Of the State, with that greatest forerunner of
population, wealth, intelligence and prosperity
In the light OF these facts we ask every intelli-
gent, honest man, be he Republican or Democrat
to say which party has shown itself to be the
friend of immigration and progress, and which
is the party of "I etrogressioD 2" The author OF
the clause referred to in the Republican platform
was either intensely ignorant Of the sui ject he
was dealing with, or presumed too largely upon
the guill5ihty of Florida voters.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09

or Republicans Surely they cannot ex-
pect the Democrats to welcome them into
the fold after their having deserted
at the time when they were most needed.
They wont want to be Republicans,
for the Democrats will then be the vic
tors. What will they be?
Suppose these men--this Mongrel Tick
ct, which sails under the name of ere
publican "-should be elected; what
would be the result? They might fill
the offices with credit, and do their duty
but the news would 60 out to the world
that fair Leon was again in the hands of
the Republicans. Then what? Why a
whole army Of hungry vultures, from the
scum of every State, would swoop dow
upon us to help finger the spoils, and
when the next election day rolled around
they would be the ones to demand the Of
fees, and it would be harder for us to de-
feat them than it is to defeat the ticket
now in the field. Florida has known and
suffered under the rule of such vultures
as these, and she wants no more of it,
The citizens Of Leon county want no
more oft. The intelligent colored voters
want no more of it, and, if the united
vote of all lovers of good government
white and colored will prevent such
catastrophe, then Leon county will never
be cursed with such government again.
Democrats, you are fighting for what is
yours by right! Let not the new enemy
get within your fortifcations, but up and
at them Drive them back Let this
be bold, fearless, aggressive battle, and
the victory will be ours
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09
ONWARD TO VICTORY.

Democrats of Leon County, time is
passing fast away. You have but four
short weeks more in which to work-and
work you must. Your opponents are on
the go, night and day. They can be seen
at all hours, in the high ways and by
ways. They recognize your strength
therefore they are working the harder
Yet you have no easy task. Do not de-
ceive yourselves into thinking that you
have walk over-for you have not 1t
is true that your opponents have put
queer ticket in the 6eld-a very queer
ticket-and they themselves speak of it
as being made up "of men of every class
of political opinion, color and social con-
dltlon'-o.0ery queer ti~het. Yes, so it is.
1t Is in fact mon sgr"t 'asket. But re.
member, that the ignorant black phalanx
will march to the polls and vote for it as
one man. 1t is their ticket, they made it,
and they will support it. But remember
also, that the better element of the col
ored voters are against it. They fought
it in Convention, and they are still op-
posed to it. The intelligent colored man
is as bitterly opposed to incompetent, sell
fish, otfice-seeking office -grabbers as you
are, and while they may not come out
openly and declare their stand, there are
hundreds Of these same honest, intelli-
gent, good-gove ernment-loving colored
men who will vote with You. Remember
this, and in the canvass oppose only those
who are opposed to you, but down them
and keep them down.
1t is a well known fact, that water even
tually finds its own level-and so it is
with would-be politicians-they finally
reach their own level, be it HIGH or
low. Several of them have found their
level in this ca mpaign. They tell you
that they have accepted the nomination
on the Republican ticket for the benefit
of the Democratic iparty; that they are
still Democrats that they are willing to
work for the success of the Democratic
ClChOC. 1AOW Cdl y Ou bCllCFC CllS, NHcH
they have gone over to the enemy? How
can the Republicans place confidence in
men who accept nominations at their
hands, aud say that they do it to help
the Democratic cause? Will these men
go on the stump and speak in favor of
electing the Democratic ticket? Well,
we guess not! They have gone into this
campaign for their own private ends, and,
as they have aligned themselves with the
enemy, you must regard them as such.
Do n OF abuse them for their action, for
it is human to err, and it is part of human
nature to be greedy for gain. Many a good
man has gone astray to add we light to his
pocket-book, and none feel smaller, if
failure meets them, than they. 1t is our
duty to defeat them, but in doing it we
must have compassion on their tender
feelings, and work not against the men,
but against the principle involved and
against the corrupt party that they are
now in harness with.
1t is our opinion--and we think it is
based upon pretty good grounds-that
these men have chopped" at the wrong
time, and that they will be defeated on
the 9Th day of November next. Then
what will they claim to be--Democrats |
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09
REWARD. RANCE.

My love for Jennie disclosed,
And then proposed
She heard me through, and to nv woe.
She answered No"
week or two went by, and then
| called again.
| said; 81 love you as my life,
Oh, be my wife ~
She answered Pray don't tease me so;
You'd better CO."
With hopes much brighter than before
l left the door.
Next time called twas plain that she
Expected me.
| said F." Pm not to be denied"
She softly sighed
win you be mine?" Her cheeks grew red
She hung her head.
Be mine," pleaded. Happiness
She answered Yes"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09
Sheriff S Sale.

X. VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
en;, rom the Circuit Court of Second Judicial Cir
fEs EnsS 1888 in favor Of John C. Kemper VS.. J. II.
hr raa, have this day levied upon and will expose
at IN front OF courthouse, Monday, the fifth
houso November, (being legal sale day. during legal
horses' .he following property, to wit: One brown
linz one phGton and harness. one COW, one year
osssu one calf set paror furniture one upright
-1o 10 satisfy said execution and costs.
r. JOHN A, .PEARCE, Sheriff.
AALLAHAssER, October 9. 1SS84W
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09
Rheumatism

We doubt if there is or can be- a specific
remedy for rheumatism but thousands who
have suffered its pains have been greatly ben
Gifted by hoods Sarsaparilla. If you have
failed to find relief, try this great remedy.
Il was afflicted with rheumatism twenty
wears. Previous to 1888 found no relief, but
grew worse, and at one time was almost help
less. Hoods Sarsaparilla did me more good
than all the other medicine / ever had"
II. T. BALLOON, Shirley Village, Mass.
81 had rheumatism three years, and got no
relief till l took Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t has
done great things for me. recommend it to
Others" LEWIS BURBANK, Biddeford, Me.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is characterized by
three peculiarties 1st, the combination of
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; Sd, the
process Of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is medicine of unusual
strength. eifecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
purifieS my blood, SharpenS my appetite. and
seems to make me over j. T. THOMPSON,
Register Of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
floods Sarsaparilla beats all others. and
iSworth its weight in gold" |. HARRINGTON,
80 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Made
only by C. I. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

No MsgeNgy,
20 Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

:. IS Hatur-'s Remedy. made exclusively
fr b. Boots and Herts.
% IS perfectly Harmless.
i. Is tie oalY fc,aciY known 20 tire world
e. has ever yes Cured contagious Bi0oa
Cr ~ sfages.
fl ca-es M..curlai Rheumstisui. Cancer,
r. ro,.la. and ether blood li-e4ses heretofore
caes.lerl lr-asa''- II cur , any disease
caa.,f freri lneare h'ooa. It Is now pre-
s.rihea fy t1elsaras ~ the best ph. 7iciaas
ia t..e Vaifel states. ss a tonic. We append
fhn statement ~ a few
-fH.r,.i.elS s. on raffanfs convaiesc-
ins from fever aHd from neo-les with the
btst results. ). \. yH1Nff. FL ID.
Elias .lie Ca
DsraFv Willie white was afflicted
vrrI -... fIii seven wears. prescribed S. y
s.. .ul to-ay bee is q "a aal robust boy
G. ~. pAEEER, n. D.
Ri.Huovn Va. Dc. y. $50 Il hase taken
ff... ~ ~,,. .fl.- Sretinc for secondary
Blood lHicu lf arfa much better than pot
asn or aay other remedy have ever ussd.
r. h. WINFIELD D. .
Formerly - Sussex Co.. Va
Dr. F. HsfE. enc well -snown druggist
euI physician. or Nashville Howard County.
trE writes. Elri some knowledge IS 20
vhat 8. s. s - eonile sci oi. ! san safely
recommend lf as fhr Ecmrfy fCf an skin dis
sases. lf u.arters rot what the nPnic may be-
So haee "a BOOK giving history OF this
wonderful remedy. and ~ cure-. from all
ot.r the vo-.s which wiil convince Won that
.u Vs. .ar l. time. end which we Viii mail
grea en application. 40 family should oe
without if. We have another on Contagious
bierl Poison sent on same terms
write ms history OF your case. ana our
rLt-IrIrn WI advise w l-l yol ~ titer. In
sr-'effs- confidence. We wllNnot deceive
yvr Snow 4la.y.
Tor --.- ay "a druggists.
THE SWIFT SPsCfvTC Co,
Dslwer 3. Atlanta Ca.
New York. 80 Broadway.
London. Elx % snow Hill
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

f4s s4s<t 2.sxsg = 49,. .E-g si-s
sss.a asss ar ksasrsl fssii- laier-ss ssaE
z.a4 Eas s s1slg1 b4s 1st44ae 81
e.s1e. 81 feaI sisa ea-ls 4a- tla-s1s IS
r.s esaless tass l4sg as -ssap p.s-s.g sz
.s4 as Is lae i.-isls ~ tss u4ErsL klsis
L = szst array 81 srossrs commission ASK
s4eatg aa1 gssss10rs $50 szs essz-1
sa8ash = 4iaif A4i her ave- ~ ssglst
e31 slcll1as - - ~aal tss course ss ra-ass
- Be- ia Las scar l.lrs
There sfs. hsasssr. ssEsr2l t1,sxs IA
every sa4s "a sss tl4 .as-4acs. j lH
Plaza -hat .ls aa5Fefas4s ol s1s4l rsl-
fls e-g1-lF - e1la nsEci4l polats Is ffsA
e. ~ ~ 9fr eslt smaller ia4a Is sssa gssr
go. .-l "a l.s4 yr.ess 81 az attEae- tle
4rsl rlm lrsl la41s Is IS also plain
.-ss rrrss - las as as q sd aaFs
4..4s expert 1as-s. aaa s-zs SO sxp1rs
..ste Las d. ld.-l s3En 20 .as.sside esnes.
4 - asserted llal tss .oaary IS sFsfsssck-
cd aia a4salsl.e sour nads .l 1-sa-
o.a World Is Es1g ~ b. in1epeaaeat ~
Al=f-ea -.4l "a Increase u -.e.l 80 o-s--
e.s - fre AMOUNT gA asssazs ar sac arrE.
44l1a goes 10 s4ss Las fl- y.t hcFl q
csffsi1lY getting wheat ifpa o@ner cone
-fles i1f t1e tll-e 1si1z p 1eiasr - So
.s - e - seep -a.s = sraails iJ 1e saf1-
~ .elaer t4e .neVsmslt l.okils - selsra.
elrt4lll. e.. ~ cti9c 9l li.4t IS ~1-tlg
l4e rl Els laFse siecls " l-4f 9f Is naIt
9l Is1l sgagaes ss shs4t -s 4is1 relpt
le9a ealcn .aere .s ~ile -n-fe-e ci
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
For Eenf--Eoon,x.

TOR REST-OSE FURNISHED koON, Al n
Z North lonis-si.. gentlemen preferred. ID
DNONS t. hLNI-fI kNlah b OK JNEl h-
n ui-hed - s8 North niyi.ionsf. aE
coR RkST-fRONT ROOM GROUND FLOOk.
iufnisted is6 south DlFl,ieIeI. so
LOk RENT r Two NtCE CNF0RElgEFD
/ rooms. on gfouud lOor. 81. No isl LyOl-st.
near fosfOaice corner. a
EOR RENT r. TWO or MORE FURNISHED
! Rooms. ces'rab.e suite for mau AMI wife
siso Doara n private family a. So North louis
corner Q; TroEDrise-st. 81
LOR RENT - ROOMS - AT PARK PLACE.
steam heated. apply o. ths premises 70 Nis
A. l. smith b1
7 heated aid furnished rooms Tor ligh. Aoa. e.
keeping. Apply al room lel. Sew ho1semsn
block. Dec l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
FOR Rell,--EE1V seS.

COR RENT-A HOUSE, l5s srNNFR ST. TEN
4 minutes walk from Sneefs hotel Eight
r ou,s gas and water tnuliie Cummings
Ysle. 10 south Ionia., 91ttf
IOR RfN MA MEDICM-siZED ROUSE LIS
I than ten minutes VIZ from NonrOe-st. I'm
qulTe a. i0> Munroe-sL u1stGis. 30
EOR RENT - BRICK HOUSE WITH BARN
i AID acres Of land IN 5000 concilCn for
CROPS, OF Webster S.. between and 4 pine
ave. will ren; place with or without land, teie-
phone s57. W Harrison. auf
Tor RENT p HOUSE WITH BARN aND
i acre. OF land on North -. west of Alrin.-8Fe.
lanl has been thoroughly ferti.lzed sld .esdt1
% wheat viii rem place with OF without land
also houses IN HsrrisOnvlle opposite fuy factory
Telephone 81. Nm Harrison. II
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
Mo1ey 10 E0gn.

MONEY TO LOAN-aT FAILAS & sWART-
III houts, lawyers. National CITY Bauk build
lug.
MONEY To LOAN-IN SUNS To- SJI~. CN
vi pr0du tive real estate = s. rr1tin.
MONEY TO IOAN-CASH TO LOAN ON GOOD
NJ city real estate. lowest interest A. l.. an
us1ci, ovett b.ocS. opp sweet Hotel
MONEN TO LOAN FOR THE NONl6WE-T-
Nl ers HutuaI lif- ir s.r1nce Co.. 81 Nilwa.-
kee, ia sums o. g f0e e. q uI7.asd.. u laru asd
ward block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

SfTrATioN wANTFD-BT YOUNG MAR
= Ilec Mal 20 thfCe ears e2Ferielae a..d f-.l
IitrrAr PISS 81 gro ely rtfre o. rs KIN en-
Fo-s Address IS iiox tas 0dcr
NffrAIIDS WANTED BY 40, N0 MAN.
= - ste1ograGier AID tfpc0Tler cone ek.
p~ncnce Ia las once Adde'S r. u -l
Gol1-ei. 1Af
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

yVAHTED- MAN n TAKE THE AGENC,
~ "a orr safes. size DIX xls iucnt-. weigh.
so lbs. retail price $50 other Sizes iE pTrpc-tou
rHre chance auo pcr uarfrt business IEe-e
sSfCs nee = Don nd never d. ere .I.rrlici D.
o' her ss'e c0npau les. e. We afc rGt governed tv
fle SAFE ool Alpine SAFE Company f.ae rHs.-.
Ohio ~ ~af Foc
CENTs WANTFD-ItDI or FfNITf-
\ men of cood address ilT c.tr or c1u-ffs
trade Tsrilcllsrs Tree Gail or address agents
supply Con- Iauy. Ne . fcor,-st .t.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

YOUNG MAS AND WEE DESIRE Pleas
j ant furnis he'd room ir cen rrai location. with
privilege 0f light holsekeep NJ. private Amer
can family preFerred ~ Is. ne i'm entirely re-pe,-
table locality and price very moderate 10 PER
n Dsnent party. Address * Box g. 32t
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
BonrdlR1.

tosrd Tor two gen emen ~ gcrf.ersn end
and wife. a. ~ Bo.tv cA-st. All n.olefa c9.re--
ifnro@ ..i[
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
! AXE sHoRE & MIcHIeAN SOUTHERN.

train leaves Grand Rapids Tor Auegau at
! 10 p. IL, srTlving there AZ 5.25.
Through tickets sod % principal points IN me
United state< Mexico and Canada ~ Union
Ticket Once.
A. : Smith, G. p A. Cleveland.
". BoOIz Depot Ticket Agent
GEo. W. bcSs0S. City Ticket Agent
Taking efec. Nav -. 1855
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

WANTED - Az APPRENTICE GIaL. oNE
" ttat Wishes % lfarl s,zmp-us ~ t'nbie.a-
sry. - t4Uife ot Nis. hsrc .. 7 folltsia.st a-l
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

TOR RENT-STORE No Iss EAST FULTON
I -. after Nov. list. Enquire OF A. 4. Cody 8.
psrkst. s..
NOR RFST-ONE-HAIF OF TIE STORE
L No. p Canal-st. for particulars enquire OF
a. A. S6Enin Is4.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

sraily. Al Others daily except sunday.
Irtffr Fffr.f ln
slel lplng cars run on Pacific and Atlantic TX
presses 10 and fn0m Detroit -Psri0T cars run on
Day kxpTei4 and Grand Rapids Express 70 ana
fTom DctrOit--DireCt connections made a. Ietroit
with Gil through trains East-Ticke kels on sale Al
Union Ticket once. o. Aonroe-st, and al Onlo1
depot
q W RrGGi - g. p and 7. A. Cbic-so
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

UUREITURE sTORED. PACKED AND
! moved. lxIert racfcrs sent er -lc-t NOTICE
BY Radcif & bolt. IL south Dlv4-on-si.. if.o-
phone No. .5l Jaa'y g, 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
HATCHS PRICE LIST
FOs a FeN DAYS ONLY-

fos F1N DAYS ONLY
Caolcs BAlss sg1ass ,s,,.....
pEsT fAAna f1ovK ....
.sEANVIAEkp SUGAR
. ooFFsE scaAK
Z Is iss ssf e 81
fa t }<i "a ..s i.I 3 .tv
4AN. QgFFFF kosS.ec a.. aso. "a
= -. go RI 70 'o s-.s
pEsT OLD soN JAVA
- l-s CAN cAolcs FoNA1eEa
- - ptf CAL. iof "a
> Ls cAN agl4oW rE4cslS
, LB CAS- svsAs ooKN
afBrAN flNA AND sTAlAa RfANs
4e> fti cas- iai -'s
% tas - can 8 iof 4ao
I lao pes d
u 5 b. pc sal ga tea s.ao
= sae pes rai ga lof szoo
IAPAN AND Young HYsoN 4tA
CsoKN STARCH N BULK.
b. pei 10
cLoss STARCH
DErKoir ssNON SOAP.
IL { ban for 2ae
\ loc pc is. iDs feT 2ac
DoILED OATS.
Ii &c pc ~ lbs fcr gSc
ArFw cURRANTs
s. ptr H. 5 lbs for 26C
oaOICE CAKolINA Rlct
1 a. ioT g
\ II CAN RAsPBEKKlS
&c Pc can
:, lB CAN 6AGK AND Ese rLUNs
ic per car
= LIB CAS- wRORTLKBERETS
> Io PEI cas-
D LIB BLACK REEKlEs
: 10 pei osn
NEW bRiED BLACK BfsRIEs
y ise per 10
\ 1oc per ln.
IRA {. HATCH, l25 MONROE STREET
TELEPHONE t62.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

WAkTED-A CABINEF MAKER ANn Ma
w cAl-e tsyef ar-e ssln- e1ter.e-eS
49, s.es expected. a11ltss Elltr 4uaa tar-
Aiinre Co. AaaLsLse. = b. a-s
uAHTED-so MEN F0g II NBER N0oIs.
w 4 - ger ao1 f.rrr 2 traYtia
s4-es-re1 solicitors canmaI -at1lfels mru
sud tea4s / msu SKA 9 . io intet in -. q
r1slne,s Cal a oles e~ee- q ril-a a.
ct neat tKeazIse TooG-s "a AMI - hes.4a
b4i.1l1s CalA ST.
u ANIEu- -IhREE tANNA-SEfs t. ~kLi
" tbs American -leek Ga "a Asni a44ts
- TIE t2Euts Cal g. or 1.lees - -c--t1tf st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

Al LHAle HAhk -alI.f-
Ias ua1 Rls - hs1ifualy lapDy 81
wats IA a.. .sgsnf.ss eg.r fa. a.as
. r t.. ... 49,. .......
"offf'A2' n-s +i-e7a = cD-i * oes az
10 esqpY nAn makss s7srs body s.s=
k.so.-r ..en b- nast. la : a..-
..-....t.
' 80 ~ 40 go
- oilsrs, 'A7rsi1rs 70 = @y~fs 9eaf
daty io be- nayey. olt aob1dy can 10 cray
b.nav -, 81. - ,sse- ans r..ls ,h.
Hos-f'Hi Hiiss> ep@ >ist hAii"N-
o"s o. 81" '''7- 1''-''- '.''7 a''7
p-fPs'fA'7i ~ 'Ds p'Ss'-- s---'a.a' ''-'
n'~ 80 D'"- 70 'li'A- '- 47'A'
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d dseasrs.i '-sns tie service ara bic Dis.
chares haa tas. bean granted. Dos Dfrx-
fysos coa.a come 70 Mishiraa 10 spit
lnf rs venom: other Cabinet cgicsra
eoad make stump srsscasa 10 other
Sis'e, and t,.s Plss.asat sud Cabinet
cNrers coa'd psy their tens os Thousands
a. toilsrs into shs D-mocr. ic cse1nsisp
fond. bar Wien poor German sergeant
4a axoal service conssats 20 dri.l
R.,aslras clue. tte whole force % he
Aamiastrafea auss 10 brought dosu
1ooa L.as. if u.ess.ary. 10 ami l.ais ailu
anI hss faaay.
-
~tsn yon .ti1 about ceaiFshzat-ou.
hs-s - az Illustration. Within radins
OF twsslY Iailes oi ihe New tor< c..y hall
are 10 - sound tLs .ot-- mat Esake or
unmaks q f-esie 'n' oi the United States.
Nifaa sals radius are NsH York aDd ~
saplr brccklyn snd Nlll'sE1ss urx
teeuaonly esilsl hinss ecu ustyh S'a.sn
island kuo~u a. Richmond courly Jsr-
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oar reassfs vii bar witness thai Tie
TsLEsaAu-HrrAlD IS not chroaic grum-
bier ab5u. o-.sc.s oi oar prsssa pesial
service I. cas- been 0nns tie fsshioa OF
la,e e-pec s.iy ihros-l the campaign. 70
nri fslll vl.a the G-3u3 Rt5.ds p1st3li,c,
snd cas- re ysd . vast asosnt 1f aolse
Which ve 40 no. tniok il altogether de-
SERVES ln nearly every case OF delinquency
relating 40 ta.s iodrnA.. - ils as w- lave
seen aofs 20 ascertain. he fault has oeen in
tie Office o which sAe ospsr sas AL digsssed.
or ~uh tAe railra mail service We hsgs
suf--ei good 1eal II r.sEce. knOEins
hos dttsrlf mls BE the Management of
such v-er decsiis as his service Involve.
Complaints ci-c,niinu ancss have been
rers.yel iroLl gul suoscri .rs. 80 ac1ounl ol
tle lon- lelar AMI s1lletigies el tle l4-
l-e oI ine pos sr~slGe. From Distant
points 0f our oNl Sts'e fle sa.re OBJ -clol
e mss. we have often been .cf.ru pY
el.sitr su..c-i -iler- tAat it 0a8 I'd uo ace 40
stra Size paper taar 3. VS. aot received
t.ree Uafs oll VI ererv seven l1vs a13
macv fmss nof until the nird q r sifer
publication. In- psper u-l. s 1900 even
or-4ea p t1e o-l.a io wllel i- i- .lrec sd
IraZ after ir s~rrel The i1-. ~ tst--s
t.-rs. - ar excuse CLAIM taa, -lei- .oges s
rot enoaEl fo more than handle tls letters.
At 1fler offices 80 rs are l0'l tls parel
s1-ks efe siI =nnfiel i1tp tae bar. taere
e great nrei ot c1mpe'pnr sn1 sft tiear
assi Service Fct rn Hll cGr Postmaster
zoos afo tae inner T1r .nzs of tle y-aseat
.s'su % l1.aa l t-e usiinE & spar meIt
aal tnuc Dbl e
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
Notice TO Builders and Contractors

j. O. De La Pierre & Co. de-
sires contractors and builders
to call and examine their
Walter Patent Metal Roof.
French Floor Tiles, red
pressed and Enameled Brick
and Sidewalks. Livingston
block, corner East Fulton and
Dlvislon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21
Want IDlERTISEAEbIS

rs su4llssF 81 iisss - 49, a1ssrsiss-lAss.f
So be foeHa - eislal-s ibe esraseF ~
~sres - sstea AS Fxrt ~ > line c~aatsa
sas i.8 las.
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n ETRoiT, GRAND HAVEN q NILwAUAEE

= Dbl =. sunday excepted Daily.
lcfrCit krVICs has parirr car - Detroit max
frE 1iTect coI nnr'ons '0r 81 points Fsr 4--vi1x
il New ork ~ 1910 a In. next day. rixlf
pes a. ... fi.lE G. r. isffoit u HsslE
& f..t rrnufci rs Eifh trains lor ihe f4sf
rough r. r0sf fIrssts. ocean ucarlsf ,
trI o. md se7rIrE car berfhs ferurci A. The
N. d.. 81 z taIl~sy Cffv Ofice p HonrOc A..
sad st lie dero
JAS CsvrsrLr. Civ 1s~- kgezt
fTo. . RTrrE. Trsfc MHr Es--. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-21

eKASB coNcFET ENTERTAINMENT
"Wednesday. Noa. -, fsss.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-19
A FAMERS' TRUST.

The Farmers Club of Meriden, JEFF
ferson county, Kans., Hon. Walter 4.
Allen, President, has issued q call for
delegate and mass convention of
farmers at Topeka, May l, 1888, for
the purpose forming a Farmers Trust,
to include stock raisers and feeders of
the Northwestern States and Terri
tories. Governors of States are re-
quested to appoint eight delegates
for each State. The call is general,
and all farmers an d stOckmen are in
vited without reference to locality,
and with or without special appoint
ment. Mr.. Allen will answer all ques-
tons of detail.-Kansas Farmer.
One of the objects of this Trust will
be to enable farmers to control sales
of their live stock and farm products