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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01

new York school teacher has Just 70
signed after fifty five years of service
She Is in her eightieth year
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01

High license has cut down the number
of saloons in st. Paul from 1872 to SOL,
nearly one-half in one year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01
WANTED-AN AGREEABLELADY

w manager, also lady's travelling compan
ion: lady cashier for wboi, sale and retail store
doctors office attendant: linen room women
cham oermaids; second Girl cook. house girls al
the Ladies Exchange, JOG East Second street,
Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01
Intelligence Column.

W ANTED-BUSINE MANAGERS
w from Dubuque and Des Moines Offices
GOOD salaries and yearly engagements Particu
street.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01

" ANTED-A FIRST GLASS MAR
W ried janitor. no children; SEQ Night hote
clerk $40 and room. Shipping clerk: Young MAJ
as stock clerk; young men TO work in whnlesaIf
ouses and railroad offices. We find employment
for sll classes Of help at the Business Exchange
l06 ST Second street, Davenport
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01

Exchange was opened in l>7i, and extends
from b ston, Mass to Des Moines, Ia, over fifty
Offices have been opened, and still extending our
facilities ENABLE Us to meet any reasonable de-
mand promptly, Call and examine, at 1O6 East
Second street, Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01
WANTED-THE LARGEST RAIL.

W rosi contractors, the mos extensive manu-
featuring concerns the leading hotels in fifty
ctties, recommend and euaorse our system as be-
ing the on recognized one in existence. No cost
to examine al the Exchange, 106 East Second
street. Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01
NANTED-THE BUSINESS MEN's

Ite Lauies E&SHaHke' lVo Last SECOND street,
Davenport.
w ANTED-THE BUSINESS MEMS
w Exchange was opened in lS74, and extends
from B,ston, Mass to Des Moines. Ia, over fifty
ofnces have bee n opened, and still extending our
facilities ENABLE Us to meet any reasonable de-
mand promptly. Call and examine at 1O6 East
Second street, Davenport.
W ANTED-THE LARGEST RAIL
w rosi contractors, the mos extensive manu-
featuring concerns, the leading hotels in fifty
cities, recommend and euaorse our system as be-
ing the on recognized one in existence. No cost
to examine AT the Exchange, log East Second
street, Davenport
TT H. ELLIS, RECENTLY OF GA.
- BILE, sells the celeb ated Mercer county coal.
corner OF Second avenue and Fourteenth street.
Telephone No. 1895. Guaranteed full weight.
jan "a
NANTEp-MAN-To take the agency of our
w safes; size Is rs inches; weight $50 lbs ::
retail price SIS; other sizes in proportion rare
. demand never before supnlied eS stbes ssss
Pool e we are not g9yerned by the safe
WANTED--A MAN To ACT AS
w Salesman. No experience neces sary; per-
manent position guaranteed; salary and expenses
from the stort; many fast-selling specialties; f.
cilities unsurpassed. Address
Brown BROS,
Jan Aim Nurser men, Chicago, Ill.
WANTED-A LIVE CANyASER IN
w each town to sell commercial specially,
popular and OF long standing. arge oomnliss.
ions; quick sales; capital required. Inquire
the commercial standiLg of our house; estab-
lished $50 Wri for particulars enclosing q =
cent stamp.
THE REYNOLDS REYNOLDS CO.,
Jan 2S Dayton, Ohio.
BUSINESS CARDS.
j. NJ. BEARDSLEY,
A TToRNEY AT LAw-ofce with J. T. Ken
Il worthy. I725 Second venue.
WILLIAM JACKSON,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Rock Island
II National Bank Building, Rock Island. III.
ADAIR PEASANTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAw-ofice In Post ONCE
n block. July IL uW
T.. W. HURST,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
n Office In Masonic Temple block, over Roc Is
land National Bank, Rockl sland, ILL.,
IN svxxSEr. OIL VALID.
SWEENEY & WALKER,
ATTORNEYS AND coUNSRI.LORs AT Law
AOMce In Bengston's block, Rock Island, III.
VIM. McENIRY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Loanl money On eooo
Asscurity make collections. Reference, Mitch
eli q Lynde bankers. Office In Postofnce block
ST. LUKE'S COTTAGE HOSPITAL,
IN THIRD AVENUE, between Tenth and
UEleventh streets. feb 14tf
INSURANCE AGENTS.
]. E. LOOSELY & CO.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,-Secoud
Uavenue, next to McIntire Bros. store.
New Advertisements.
YELLOW SIGNS. YELLOW TUBs
use Peerless Brand
BALTIMORE
Fresh Raw Oysters.
Selected and packed with cleanliness and care.
O. n. PEARSON & co.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
They are the Best Ask your Grocer for them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01

No. 1712 Second ave-. Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01
m II. ELLIs, RECENTLY or GA.

" ANTED-MAN-To take the agency of our
w safes; size Is xIsxls inches; weight 500 lbs |:
retail price SO other sizes in proportion. rare
chance and permanent business These safes m eat
q demand never before supplied hy 0ther safe
companies as we are not governed by the safe
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01

WANTED-AL LIVE CANvASER
popular and Of long standing. large oomnIss-
ions; quick sales; o capital required Inquire
the commercial standing OF our house; estab-
lished $50 VIZ lite for particulars, enclosing =
cent stamp.
THE REYNOLDS REYNOLDS CO.,
Jan % Dayton, Ohio
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-01

~ ANTED--A MAN To ACT AS
w Salesman. No experience neces sary; per-
manent position guaranteed; salary and expenses
from the stort; many fastse selling specialtes; 70.
cilities unsurpassed Address
Brown BROS,
jan Aim Nurser men, Chicago, Ill.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
LOST IL THE SOUP
TIE Grand Rapids Club Loses
Another Game.
SAGINAW STlLElSG PESsnTWARD
fhe 6saad R.Pias Bsys Play Coed Bal
Bat Fan ~ Get Aasfe-h @tssa~ ~<oo
Nlas rem 3 JAek~oa-1 he h<2kefs
Aud Lawyers - Sr0ss Bats

The losing of lAe game Yesterday Was
3 dlsapp9utme and = surprise 70
everybody. Meazlm never cla Del-er
WORK IA the box. and that is saying a
great d sal, bsi while tle ieH hts made
by Saginaw eere wei banched. those
OF the home team were scattering, ana
a. critical Lme. wlen there were
chances 10 win the game by a good h.t,
even the ingnc.Dle Purvls would pop a
httle hy right INTO the tielders hands.
The errors made by the visitors Were 10
every case retuezed. bat those 0I the
home team were productive OF runs.
Puryis Was the hrst man to
cross the home plate for Grand
Rapids, and he had to pat the ball
over sue fence in order 10 DO Il. Ike
followed with clean hit, getting n-st
base. Me4klm followed with MT 10
the pitcher and ne threw II 80 Algn 10
second base taat Gull muffed Il. Ic-
MaAon how odt 10 EianniEtn and
ID xOn made a MT, bringing Ike and
Me3kim home. lAere We're the only
runs they were able 10 secure, although
sixteen men got first base and IN the
tlftn nlng ID xOn, O'COau0r and Pol
Gcuus were All on bases when Purvis
came tO bat and the SIDE WAS then re
tired without run. The visitors could
not get "a bali 20 the Outfieli, but IN the
WIDE interval bctwcensthe in and out
field tuey dropped several of them.
Plry.s seEt ono rcd-hot liner clear out
a the fence and i looked safe for TWO
hcld ana Sot thefe just III TIME 10
gather It in. Just before Purvis' home
run hit POlhemus made tine hit out
oyer-estmating the speed OF ms phe-
nOmenal legs and WAS put out AT the
second bag. The score:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
DOWN THE TRESTLE
An Excursion Train Wrecked n
East tennessee.
FRSr IRlIS EYER OYER The ROAD
Ths First rrela kaa over Ss~ Es4a
nrs.Asa a 1reseis 4aa MAJ
frsaalAsAt nsa L. 4fsds iseiaalss
6-lkEsad O11esFs-A Three ALLIED.

Ks0xvILLE. Tenn. Aug. z2.-A terri
bic wEeck, Nnlch gesg. ted ll TIE death
Of thEee men and LAe injury u seyerA.
others. occurred on tae Knoxville,
Cumberland Gap = LOUISVILLE railroad
al Fat zap Greek. IS nlles ilom heEe,
aI 1919 thls lA0rn-ng lle tram was
the nF-t % - over tae neN roa1 ard
carried a select party " excurs-o-ilsls,
composed oI members oi the city coll-
q, AID Board Ut Public Works repre-
p. -E4Lges vi the Chamber Ok Commerce
-ll tie very flower OF tae business
all professional men OK Knoxville.
Tie tran vi two cArs LETT tle track At
the cross q aal the Ee1r car went down
tie Jreslc only one l4n Ms uAin-
llEeL. lt vas impossible tO obtain
medical. al for a lo-g time and
until 431 y. m., when the
tla.n reached, Knoxville scanty
Attention vas rendered. Many
had ~ De brought uaeS Ola hat
cals aud tAe last part Ot the Journey
WAS ulade IN a driving ram. Three
ueu lled from their injuries aut Otn-
ers can not 1--we. The dead are Judge
tieurge Andrews, tae most prominent
lawyer "a E4st Tennessee =. /. Pow
er-, tle leading merchant and farmer,
president cd luc t.t-t ieuue,se ure Ia
sulaAce company aud Alexander Reed
e., a leat.ls politician VINO la4 ncld
many offices ol TRUST. Ine injured are
Alex. A. AI-Aur. pre-, dent oI tAe cham-
Ter ~ commerce, lsAAm Young. prcs--
delt, 4u1 Peter Ken, memueg vi tine
board VI puoliy works, john 4. HeAru,
editor ~ tae Se.frt-i, ~ " Woodruff,
leading wlOlD Sale merchant. Charles
>. ke.uour, attorney, and Alexander
Wilson, assistant chief eng nctT OF the
Knoxville, Cumberland Gap 4
Louisville road; County Judge Ma
loDey, Alderman Barry &. bookings.
General H. :. thuuTt, OF Governor :
staff; A. j. Alocrts, wholesale merchant;
Rev r. j. Cook, professor 0i L. :.
Grant University; city Physician West,
Judge II. II. lngprsol, II. K. Netzell,
". b. >amucls. &. Abble, Capt. II. II.
Taylor. = McKeldeu, FL. Barker, J.
f.. kiasol. john =. Hall, Phillips
Samueis, aged 10, Is. Schmidt, ". A.
PARK and pne of the tram crew. Out
oi Lae nfty persons On the tram forty
one We're injured Most intense ex-
tement and sadness apparent here to-
night.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
RAIDTNG FHE GAMBLERS.


>ASArosA, = I, A. 2z.-l- tegins
~ COX - though tie Saratoxa gamblers
n,,,.t 80. p,.l'-,.i.,.~. -. -. ..,.g..
feS-S-1As On A-'-'l - q "e-0" >
charley Aan4n's and Mitchell places
NJ tables or other facilities for gamo-
l.,., 49, f,.,..., j., .s.,>..., r,fsr.. - sli
"As s---l @oot -'-s gie'is' 80 e'i'--
pant H4s made before Ho.ee J1s-lce
P.erson chars~rg them ~th keening
r.i..e. ..s.-. ...-,,.,.., ,ss.. c.,--.as -,
All warrants ~efe lsseed lof t"et ~,
fesl- Al Toe Arrested et>'-' "~iEei
c14nl-ll-s--0n al gave tSi iil fo0 t..eh
70 appear Ds-l9ie tar grand lifs. ine
-e-l p-At-ts Nrfr prepared pf nttii 81
Atli- -lol' a- Albany lA"tet' upon
-u7 -,Pi-e4- ' a-i testimony 81
'-ie A~sri o3-tisyet, 4~7-UeAec
~ Ai'9 ~. .i tAe lawyer ahd
.-io .-'i.i'-'1i '.-'.'d ID court ll.1'
s-ey were l+-i, ltA,et iI~sA :"
,'lie "ele 10. ''7 .Ap'e's p'.i p'se OF
t.u7tl5 up ~.A ''sstii5 o.tt every
pace iii o~ftt'5A NAefe s%ih14iis
earned on-
y - aFoN ~ liiAl vic i&i1' dittail
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23

Correspondence OF the IsLT8RAN-lltEALD.
EAsrMASvILLE, M.ch., Aug. -. Six
sunday-schools united IN Il grand pic
ME in Mr. HeHeran's grove at this
place yesterday. COOpersyl.le, Lamont
and Allendale were represented. Alter
filling the cavities with the good things
from the baskets, there was reading
and singing andasupplyo of our talented
band boys music. The Lamont Base
ball club Was on hand to play the East
manylle club, but they found It hard
work to beat the umpire. They Aad 10
90 home with the smaller score. won {
say how much. h.-During the tall
game party of boys and girls went
boating on the river and before they
were content they took we,t.ng, after
which they apparently went home salts
fed with the days pleasure Mrs.
May and family, OF Grand Rapids, was
IN town yesterday paying respects aud
attended the plcnic. -RObt Curry, of
Grand Rapids, called on ms friends
Yesterday and Mr.. Esseltine accom-
panied him home where he vii take
charge OF ore OI Mr.. Curry's teams.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
The Poets Daughter in a Museum.

WAsHNcroN, Aug. 22-When Joa-
gum Miller, The Poet of the Slerras,"
WAS living IN ais famous log cabin, on
Meridian Hin, northern suburb of
Washington, h.s daughter Maud mar
RED, against hcr fathers VIII, L0uden
Mccormick, Il young actor OF New York
City. Now word comes that her hus
band has deserted her, aud to support
her child she has been compelled to APP
pear ln cheap museum IN Kansas
city. Her father has grown rich since
her marriage, but hc has never relent-
eel. and now the young woman is with
Out either father or husband. She was
4 girl Of much personal beauty, ard
some real talent as an actress. Wash
ington piay-gOer, remember seeing her
in this city IN the play of 40" After
that engagement She lived for several
weeks at tAe famous cabin on Meridian
Hi. She IS slender brunette, with
sparkling eyes and wlnsOme manners.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23

The bankers and lawyers VIII play
ball. The game viii be played at the
Fountain Street park Thursday. AMI
will be called at 4:3O o'clock. The law
yers have not assigned positions as yet,
but their aggregation OF talent IS as
follows: Frank ". Hnc, ". c. Shep-
pard. c. Van Clevc Ganson, +. ". VII
son, Willard /. Brigham VIM. :. Baird
ALVIN >warthOut, Hugh L. Wilson and
Dwight Goss.
The bankers have named the follow
ing nine. Fred Siaghi. Al. >cnsrsch
ami Fred Crosby. Fourth National; stl-
son Y. Mcleod, O.. Alfred uorner.
joseph Homer. Clay Fl. Hoilster AID
Ed.Avery. old National, and Gc0rge g..
Schroeder, National CITY. The bank
sr, defeated the Owa.hian0ng club
recently oy gooj sc3re AND icei that
they FlA w.u td.s game also.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
THE SEALING TROUBLES.
Prospects or IN Early settlement
dcrs from England.

Prospects OF IN Early ettiement-or-
drrs from England.
OTTAWA. ont, Aug. 22.-Imp0rtant
q dispatches from,the ButishGOg rumeut
arrived Aere on Monday regarding the
Benrug -ea difficulty. and S.r john
Macdonald, who has been spending a
holiday at the seaside. hurried to Otta-
W. The caoiuet met yesterday To con-
sl8cr tlc dispatches, winch state expiic-
lily that the British Government de-
cline % allow any of their PAc hc
squadron 10 afford protection 20 the
Canadian sealers found an the Bchrng
: - lhe DOMINION Government has
also been requested 20 prepare 4 sched-
Uic 0t damages sustained py the own
O., Ot the seized scaiers and % furnish
detail led report OF all seizures. now
and weere mdde. hy United states rev.
euuc cutters % beurng sea.
To Is intmlted ,u the advices received
that informal negotiations are now in
progress between tnc United States and
Brush Governments To effect q settle
mcat of tho difficulty BY arbitration
A member 0f the Cabinet stated today
that be- had not the least doubt that In
the end the Benrng sen question would
b. settled tO the satisfaction OF every
one interested, and that before very
long
IHo impression prevails here that all
ths vessel ~eized rs th tine excepi On of
tre Black Diamond. Ooeyed orders and
proceeded 90 ~itc1.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23

SAULr STE. MARIE, Mlch., Aug. o.
The pleasure cruise Of the yacht Celt
came to a sudden end fifteen miles
south Of S.skowt Harbor, Isle Royale,
and the pleasure seekers arrived here
last night on the steam barge samuel
Natheg. The yacht sprung q Leak and
sunk fifteen s.uutcs af.srwlrt, giving
those on board scarcely .ume e. ta&e q
yaw.. Then began long p.a over
LAKE superior for tae SAINT passage, as
the vicinity where tIc -lpwrecS Oc-
Cured is not frequonted hy vessels
After being ou tIe lake several days
they were a.. Sei1p off onter island bv
fHe Natrr. ina occupants ot tho
r1,It were p. n, N.u-ar aui wife. and
y r.. r. irfe. 0or.- -roa. Ashland 0n
a - d0t- r.. lls.s-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
PRIZE WINNERS.
Distribution OF Medals at Camp alser
Yesterday.

CAMP ALGER, Mich, Aug. 22.-At the
prize drill today Gov. Crapo post, If
Flint, was gwen first money by the fol-
lowing judges, there being no competi-
ton: ID. ". Osborne, East Saginaw;
'. Il. R0ttiers, Birch Run; :. III. Giles,
Pontiac; ". Crawford, Milford; +. H..
Terry, Rochester. The victorious post
had twenty-Slx men IN line. N COM
mand OF Capt. Geo. +. Newell.
In the contest between the Franklin
and oxford bands, the former got the
perSlmmOn.
Ia the struggle for first place among
thc drum corps It WAS hot between the
Flint veterans, WixOms, and d. ID. Don
uelly's, OF East Saginaw. The last was
composed OF ghteeu boys, the young
est and the oldest Is. all sons of vet
erans, and they got 20 the front.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23

GRAxp RArIps. Mlch.. Aug.

GRASD RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. p.
Z. 3. Fisher. Esq.
DEAR SIk-The Undersigned, tax
payers and residents of the Third ward
of this city, would respectfully request
your consent to the Use of your name
as a candidate for the oiice of school
trustee for the ward aforesaid, at the
coming election in Scptem e.. Bclicv-
lLg as we 30 that y0u are eninently
qualified 10 fulfil the duties Of said
Office with honor to yourself and to the
advantage 0i the school system OF this
city.
L. ~ Montgomery, y. J. Stuart
Henry FraEck, Cyrus r. Perkins. VI. G.
Burcn, Wm. Sears. y. 4. Earle, Geo. II
Davidson and others.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 22.-fhe Central
Presbyterian Church recently decided
t. raise the pastors salary from $1,000
to $4,000 4 year. DR.. Strickier, who
had just returned from his summer
vacation, mas astonishcd the congrcga-
ton by saving hat hc felt compelled 70
decline the proposed increase. He knew
the cOnd t.onoi tho church, he said. and
felt that us money could bc used 70
bottcr advantage m some other diroc-
ton.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
PENNSYLVANIA FOR ALGER


PHILADELPHiA, Aug. -2.-Oen. Alger
VIII probably receive = large majority
Oi tAe Peunsy votes Tor election
A. comma laer-in-cn-et " the q. A. r.
AZ the National encampment at Mi
NAukee. The OH syng, AS goes
Pennsy goes the IDlon, appiles
particularly well "a grand army mat
.els, SAYS prominent grand army
nlan, ntmatrg tAAl the candidate Who
receives the Pennsylvania vote is qrAe-
Ilcally sure % election.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
THE SALT TRUST.
Erastus Wiman says the Company WIN
soon be- GA Its Feet.

New YoRK, Aug, .-Erastus Wiman,
who took an active part ia tne tOnna-
ton Of the North American salt com-
pauy. states that the failure 10 iiOAt the
stock ol the company when i WAS first
offered o. the pUbAc three weeks ago
10y no means indicates the ananNoA-
ment Of failure OF the enterprise. On
the contrary, the company wlll seOn be
on is feet and rs success Is assured.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
kalamazoo, 10; Jackson, 3.


KALAaiAzoo, Mich, Aug. % The
KslAmazoos hit Stapleton hard and
often today, and he had miserable sup
port. sippl made great play, catch
ing the ball after it passed through
Lombard, and beat man to first, and
Jim Tray kicked on the decision and
was fined 3, which he refused to pay.
but finally did, as the time had about
expired. Meister was hit in tae head
by pitched ball, and was compelled
to retire. Score:
Innings....I 45 CT Q BIB. B..
Kalamazoo % o 30 IS 8
Jackson ..---o 0 o l-5 ii
Earned runs - Jackson. /; kalan3zoo. -
JWo-base hiIS-M0Drc. Staplet0n. Newman.
Eases on balls-By Schmit 3; by SfapletoE. T.
HIT hy pitched bail-Meister. Allen. Double
play-kinssley 20 Moore. stolen b-se,- asa
maz0o. .; Jackson, =. Pass ,t halls-E. Tray, q. .
J. Tray. /. struck our-By StaplerDn. b; by
>cbMif. 6. Left on bases kalamazoo. ;;
Jackson. :. Sacrifice 1i,-LomhsTd. LAWN.
Time OF saue--:i0. npire-uoward.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
Totals -. a Is 81 Totals. o q Is
SrOpE nv rNNr~Cz

rned ruaS-Grand Rapids, .; Saginaw, ?.
Home run-PuryiS. Bases on ba.ls-ky Mea-
kim. :; by Doty. 5. Struck out-By Metkim. I; (;
by D0ty. 3. Passed bal-s-laik. I; McMahon.
l. Time Of game hours. Umpire-Grosan.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-23
THE WORLDS FA|R!.
Coming 10 Grand Rapids.


The following boundaries have been fixed for the site
the building all to be under roof: On the North
Iconard-s the East CoIIcge-ave.: the South
Futon-st and q the West, Broadway. One and one
half square. will be 300 feet high. and
IRON 10 he supplied gratis as an advertisements 10y
Herr kruIp, OF Essen.
TEwFK PkSHA Egypt consented bring largest q as
Pyramids o place the baIdrg SStrs tie West Soe
sections RI te C.ne ss-
NUTsJ H1O ado Of Ispan. Pain 600 years
od
HUBERT lgg Raj n send feet Ct edoas the Grand River
efi-r " e
KAsREDDEEH Psss Poo Sloan ~H
s unvasas5 from Morocco end kssmszoo
no cleanse ps5s. s,'rsrafs
presented By ABDUL HAND II, Sultan o Iwksy
snor " G " Inscribed 61n5 Rapids . IS"
TIE s Of s s Be contributed voluntarily By sssy nstor re
globe
of CHava Log'sr through
auoor PHGfK FURNITURE Co f.sgf q hs bssvfJ furniture
Hae TO every five Minutes
so-t yor ~tss everything ussfd
s-l vfete sou rso ss.g body sro5o
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-12-18
l)crmunt G0lattbman.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1889
Clubbing List.

The WATCHMAN seeks to make all its de-
partments as complete as possible. In order
to supplement what we may be able to
do in the space at our disposal, we have
seken great pains to provide for our read
srs special publications of various kinds,
devoted to the farm, the garden, the house
hold, etc, etc These are found in the fol-
lowing clubbing offers:
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-12-18
NO. 81.

Bailey in the face, burning her face and
neck badly.
Lillian Pray went to Brooklyn, n Y.
last Monday, TO spend the winter with
friends there.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-12-18
Waterman and Chronicle for So.

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either the WATCHMAN or CHRONICLE who
may wish to take both papers, we will make
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City Weeklies.

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SpecialtieS.

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and the cottage Hearth publishers price
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rivaled excellence, are also recommended
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Dale, with the exception that some papers
from Wolfboro n. H., were found upon his
person Mr.. Browns body was sent to
Worthwhile and Mr.. Dale was buried here.
Mrs. John Severance started for Sioux
Falls on Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ozias Pitkin - Lyman Clark, an
old townsman, died Sunday night az the
home of DIR. Carver, where he was boarding.
=- Mrs. Levi Benton is confined to the
house with mumps 49, A. G. Mears has
sold his span of horses to Mr.. Frost of Massa-
chusetts. Prize, reported, $500.
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Woodbury. South.

Mrs, j. ID. Bailey was very badly burned
last week while frying pancakes. One OF
the pancakes burst in the kettle and went
on To the stove taking nearly teacupful
OF hot lard with it. The lard struck Mrs