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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

va
dilemma"
you, Miss Flora?"
don't call me Miss Flora; call m
Flora Make me believe'Im the hire,
girl"
But Miss-I mean Flora, you can
cookv
Cant lP Didn't | take cooking les
sons all one winter in Philadelphia
Not a word Mrs. Wilde; your boarder
will eve know who ! am, and | an
determined to nave my own way fol
unce!'
She sent a little note home to the
grange, signifying that size intended to
remain with Mrs. Wilde until her
rheumatism was better.
just like Flo" said Clarissa, the
eldest Miss Falkland.
shes always doing the funniest
hings,' commented Elsie the Youngest
born of the grange.
"of COURSE" said Mrs Falkland
i've are all sorry for that good soul
Mrs. Wilde; but why couldn't Flora
have sent one Of the village girls to
wait on her? And what has become of
that tall, black-eyed lluldah? These
poor people don't seem to have any cal
culatiOn at all"
Meanwhile Flora went to work and
cooked a dainty supper for the new
bOardcr.
The hired girl, suppose" said Mr..
Kent kilburne to himself. Very pref
ty, in a wholesome, dimplcd way; car
rlcs herself very gracefully; out this
way, | am told, they're all free and
equal, and the servant sits At the same
table with the lady. wish she'd sit
down with me. This eating all alone
is the most unappctizing thing in the
world. But those flannel cakes were
delicious, and | never tasted better
coffee in my life"
He told her SO.
Flora smiled.
Il am glad you like my cooking"
said she.
III is far nicer than my mothers
cook gives us in ~Bayswatcr square,"
declared he. Would you like to take
L situation in the city?"
''Oh, I'm very well satisfied with my
place here" said Flora.
At the weeks end she and Mr.. Kill
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

THE capacity for happiness, like every
other,, needs continual exercise for its
growth and development. II it is ~continu.
ally checked and postponed, 1t will wither
away.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

If you want to ascertain the circumfer.
ence OF a man, ask his neighbor; but II Won
want 70 get AZ his exact diameter, measure
him at his own fireside.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

ANY one can take Cartcr's Little Liver
Pills, they are so very small. No trouble 10
swallow. No pain or gripping after taking.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

. F1rTY-Two chicks from fifty eggs Is tho
record that a Lenawee County Mich man
proudly presents in behalf Of one Of his
Matching hens.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

AwoRD Of kindness is seldom spoken in
ain while witty sayings are as easily lost
as tine pearls slipping from q broken string.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11
Tho wlsest Git,

The Wlsost Gin.
Il bought my wife q velvet sack"
Thus proudly boosted Mr.. Brown.
shell be, with that upon her tnek,
The bestdressed dame In town."
But velvet sack or diamond ring
Can bring no balm to suffering wife.
FAvorite Pre-, rlption Ia the THU
To rave her precious life.
The great and sovereign remedy, known
the world over, for all female troubles. in.
fammation, cruel backaches, and internal
di~splacements Is DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrip'ion. 1t is tho only guaranteed cure
Bee guarantee on every bottle.wrapper.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

The sumptuary laws OF Richard IL pro-
hibited collars from being worn. Tho law
was never enforced.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

THE slave trade may be accounted extinct
In Egypt. During the last sixteen months
only four slaves have been imported into
that country.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

HALr-cuREp eruptions will return. Eradi
cate them with Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, SO cents.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

Probabilities Of red and green cloth came
into fashion OF the close Of the fifteenth
century.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

NEVER appear Indifferent when others are
talking. Listen politely to every thing, and
don't interrupt.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

THE authorities in Holland have decreed
that women can not serve on q school
board. In Sweden it has been decided that
they can,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

DR.. .Pierce's Pellets-gently laxative or
actively cathartic according to dose. Is cents.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

A 1oc. SMOKE for 5c.-"Tansilrs Punch"
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

NEVER whisper in company. II what you
wish to saycan not be spoken aloud, reserve
1t until another time.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

ASIAN FRANCISCO firm has built the largest
wine cellar in the world. 1t is capable OF
holding 100000 gallons Of wine. Its cos;
was $780, 0O,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

GRAY hair is by universal custom prohib-
tied In Persia and Is never seen.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11
CANDY ! ! / ! i !; ! {; !; Ct "a; e. ! i 4: ! !
OF our Strictly Pure
CANDIES, ELEGANT.
OAAA LIZ AND CAREFULLY
IPUT UP. Address
FLOYD & MOONEY. MEMPHIS
s1kANx 1uIs PAPER s,ay d.s y.p vssA
a p! NJ! \! Fool !F!} ??;; l THAT GIRL

10 70 DAY. Samples worth $s.1 IL
~ FREE, Lines not under horses feet. Write
BREWSTER SAFETY RKIN HOLDER co., HoIly, Mich.
arNAAE TINS PAPER s,r1 uns Iau srt..
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

Oregon, Paradise of Farmers.
Mild, equable climate, certain and abundant
crops. Bestfruit, grain, grass, stock country
"a theworld. Fullinformation free. Address
Oregon Immigration Board, Portland, Oregon
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-07-11

WHEN WRITING TO ADvERTIsERs PLEAsE
state that you saw tho Advertisement h tAh
paper. c
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
FULL OF HOPE.
14l1aekse21s Say ths EncaUc-
u1saE WI Es = SuocssS
THOUSANDS o. VETERANS EIPECIED.
relief fh4s - spite 81 All Obstacles sfs
F4r~ae nlli Bs /. L4xa aesnl AE4iFs
Es1.4s1 oaly - tAs FsoPosez
n4rialal 14ltas.

AiLsASzEe. AZ A-L1sgs l. q s-zous
EsA.-lisa 2ll9-g rEs 0 a = 1el. a1-
1s-1ly a. are Sas4ls asLle4HF id H.
F.E u seiag ta O. 4ass ll< seeszs
u t1e e1-4lpI Depart1-sar l9l
ll11sr as-sssrs as sss1 or -iallv uellfsl
from >ztl-aa- heads lzrLsrs tl4r s. Co Nls-
scllri veterans sil attend las enc4zE llel-
I1srs - - 10ebs t2ag General Sasrl1an e
~c---Ag "a following -ssseT treL- It's o.l
commander As rseelsed - Captain Pen.
asfarler Friday E-oEal2s
40 = " 80 SEyzSrE FIasI sTaEEr Nxu
Ioa2. J4lg a. - SstasI zsAsy. A111i4kss
His--Ay Dear 81. Yours ~ tas x7sA s =.
eeise4 ~isa thaaks / sil s-Fely oe az NJ
saGkss fss ia NaueaAl sae4A.PEsat q. 4
K. sHa siA ss nosi hsppJ - Esss tAs s-ryls-
ing usG 3srs u t1s Plat 5.si4l.Se. Ih.rtesuta
O1itcc States iata1try. a reuEioa assen ensisd
lo4Es Fsrs truly, " I. SHsEAAS
General"
Good neus is coming from every state
and Territory IL The Union Ksntucky
whose senior Vice Con IaAncer Joined the
boycotting commanders = month ago. at
tempted % keep the comrades oi thai sta,s
from sttendlng ths great gathering
but rts Department Commander Aa.
ssued circular urging a general atteno
ance from Kentucky. IL ts safe 20 say th4i
Will De greater than upon any pgeyiOus
year unless one sxcepts tGs encampment
az Columbus. which Mas convenient &c
them
prominent gentleman OF Valparaiso.
Ind, has secured quarters Tor large dele
CATION and assured the headquarters on
cials that there would be q good attend
ance from shat State IN spite OF the appeals
Of officers 10 keep the men away.
Is looks now as though Wisconsin would
sSpty at least l5o. COO people into Milwau-
kee the week OF the great gathering
The naval battle viii prove great attrac-
Son No pains or means viii be spared
20 make IL all that has been prom
ised. and even more. General Chandler
7. Chapman is now In Washington, making
the necessary arrangements for securing
several United States batteries and ak rev.
enue cuttess al OF which viii participate
il the great battle.
Contracts viii se let next Thursday foi
the building Of 50 600 seats and arrange.
ments are being made for the construction
Of az least double the number in other por.
tons OF the city, from " hich the battle car
De seen
There never has been any danger that
the parade would be abandoned: there
viii be great parade. No less than ~,
600 OF tho l3 600 Wisconsin Grand Army
men Viii be in line The Eastern anc
New England States will be IN as large
numbers as have attended any previou,
encampment The Pacific coast State:
are coming in their usual force, anG
neighboring states, in spips or the effort:
20 keep the men away. viii send delega-
tons whose total Will be many thousands
These, il they do not come as posts, will be
organized into provisional posts and battal-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
A DARING THIEF.
BE D0ES Ia ls Is EB0DDllLWgr.


EAxsAs IlI Ae Alg S "a lannF ftts.
sutsrea ths iessirg ssars of q ANasan
ai s oal0ek fraes AFTERNOON securra
q s.o uorl. a. f.@-4euas Aaa mace AIS e--
earz ne pas NsA dressed a14
Nleu Ae Asket a. be Shown falae
diamonds . tla4 coat@iu.ag . large number
81 Naluaale 1et stellss Nzt plAced on ti.e
counter before Aim Aftel ten a-.n4tck
examination of tas isne.s ne sranp =
handf4l Alaa Lslle1 fol t-e asoI he -
followed bS an Altman ana
large orewd foI some distanoe. tas
- E0urlslinE revolver a. the
faces 81 hls paIsueEs he seooee~o1
Ia Aeeping them a. bay q Le thiof tAea
went Ihrouga a saloon into 4u alley. where
he enteHco tns basement ~ q bookstore,
uslkec up Tie stAlfs ano PASSED throAFA
ths msin door aanolesis1 lie CLERKS hAf-
lng 70 suspicion thas be w@s thiet
Reaching TIE street ke entered heck end
As cdeeu away. slace when he las nos
been seen
Altman says the thief got nss pairs ~
diamond e1E rings Waived a. about te5
pair an souls ether ie~elIy There we're
several times in tAe rlfht when the man
ooalc Eave been c~ptlfeo n aug Al lie men
y 40 ess neal cal hlna Lad nsa nsrrs enough
"a 10 itt4ntAr NA AiAA Az Al1F cAto'a tit
hrst entered closet la the resl Ala set-
eIal 0f iIis foremost parsueTs p4sAoa in
AFTER him. eAt he 1lsp.ayeo Ais f.a and
tod them - sl4na back 1l1 ihef -et
han come out nla escape During the
scafbe IA ilout o. AlDnans store tle
thief lost Ais hat bal Dr. SOL neal enough
d some one 70 secure another and 0hcn
lie faa ihroapl Tie lool stors he hao on =
iar.f fsif hrI TIE r.aI.lf rfr gT the alert
but have noi obtained q olVv a. yet Half
: dozen different descli ipuons az tho nen
have been given and be viii probably CO
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

flnssn Dssci.s 4aa fixAss cases 81
Bowel Cosspl@iat st W2rsaS. fA.. NitA-
"a As~ Dag
hAAUEoS. IL Aug An epideuaic 80
bowel complsiUl j. iaglas Sc areas .sie
lie people of tAAt c,ss sle eaflt slar ..le.4
Fifteen GsGEAs haVs OCCURRED from Tie
disease in TIE pas. Cay "a Two toAr
people cle1 THURSDAY and t~o IN
dsy mcTnlng And siAAiy cases Ale unOsf
treatment The victims Efe cd middle
aged people aud clll0IsA lhoy are lAkes
suddenly IA snd dis n short tlus
leading cIuzen of NArss~ 40 49,
tele ghone1 %. admitted tA4t tAels had
been : few deaths Dus sAla tnsTe
w4S 40 oocssioH Ter alarm 4n1 t13t t1s
state Board u Health had uot been Rou
hed From 0lheE rchG1ie nsE Il is ssarRec
mat the people are a. alost terror stricken
Tie epidemic = d4e - tue l~ts vet
weather cool nights ana hot daya ine
disease las appeared a. Hamilton. an1 ~ -
reported that 80 Lac bocon4e epidsnle Al
Canton suo AaAoka. 40
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
EFFECT or WHEAT "CORNERS. "
American Spectators Give Russia oppor-
trntties 20 Inload.

WAsHSGIoS. Aug. S-The state Depart
mont is in receipt Of en exhaustive report
upon Russian agriculture and cereal trade
from Charlton II. Way. United States Con-
sul-General 70 St Peter burg. He says the
export Of cereals from Russia In the last
TWO years show an abnormal increase. due
70 three cause.-the enormous crops gath
cred from both the black lands and the
arabic prsiries, the depreciation OF tie
paper ruble, and the foolish practice OF
corners in the United States Mr.. Way
says:
The arabic lands OF Russia in Europe. ex
ciucing Poland, cover On area OF f'0,0o
square niles. Tie wheat-grower oi hausas
and Dakota viii see az glance the area ci
that feriils territory, whica. with the chear
labor OF Russia, VIII always prove 10 be C
formidable rival, aud the merchants OF Ch-
cago ard New York who Uagine by corner.ng
wheat that they VIII control the markets OF
the world csn always fako into tLer caicule.
tions he product ot this country as an eject
uei check 70 their operations. Every corner
engineered "a The Clted states makes IL cp
Qortunity for Russ.a. Not one dollar IS added
10 the import OF wealth IA America but ex.
ports from our eoarcy oe ne estopret Russis
steps IN aut gsts fid of her surplus ~ 70.
munerat.v8 prices. but stiI far below the pro
hi..;re values establ she'd "a Chicago and
New York. A. long rs Russian wheat exists
any attempt 10 force Sac Western nations oi
Europe % pay rtac'al prices FOR American
grain can but result Ia absolute failure
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
WILL FIGHT TO TIE LAST.

Tho Derrish Leader Has No Intention
whatever OF Givin; Up the struggle
Recent sklrnaishes.
CAIRO. Aug 3 Advices from Tosd bring
news OF increased activity at the front
General Greenfeu reconnoitered the Derry
ish camp, when tie perztshss fell upon the
Egyptian cavalry IN force and AHled
twenty-sovon of their number. forcing
the remainder of the detachment
to Withdraw. Later Lieutenant Da-
guilar attacked the Dervish position in
front OF the village OF &asnas and drove
she enemy from the aeld, leaving fifteen
dead behind them DeseTters are coming
into the Egyptian camp In large numbers.
They report that the DerviEA leader Wsd-
el-Jumi, is determiued to fight to the last
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

Id saaa thiaE sse-.4 o5csz AZ ias
fsxrs.s fersaa y 1ers trslEles aEs eofereS
uith a c4ags ~ ~ klaas 41l a.ers
sheasz11s ot ceas lHsae-e se 4p1eeezi
sst.st, 81 a-ilA IS lafd - le-eYt o.i & ls
80 lruS
Tte tcxsl.t@r- - 1al asked ID tczara te
li.e as1.hS s4- g4eF ~.s4 ffou usal q
t,sss.,sr foo1 As42n = i allaer 44s --.s l.5'
haa ans w.FS loF u4stla fhr auQl ltes
taas aate ssacaea here tAroazA tle ls.let
...aIillftIee Aste issu .tF ass1 far eaEneeR
s4Fr-iss c1nti,lt.e ~ e.Has 81 s4e~ p fs--a
tas ss4-1 s-e ce4tE q osl. teg Iset Lass
s2olsl ~ .elste ~A2t i tas 1.ia1ss 1t
lle. sel - o4-k ~ tAe u12s eois wc@tass
sass iu tle suffering tsl faei sac oloth.uc
~ll - great
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
INDIANA'S HEROES.

4 Memorial TO Those Who Fell During
the Late war to BE Begun ct Indian.
apolss soon
IVDIASARoI1s. Ind, Aug. 3-The arrange
ments FOR the laying of tie corner stone Of
the soldiers monument are all complete.
s1d public meeting Of citizens will be
held nexs week to arrange for the enter.
tainment Of guests The Governors OF al!
tho surrounding States viii 90 invited to
attend. aud II is beisved tia. President
Harrison and members OF his Cabinet viii
also DC here. A mounted escort of lOC
has BEEN organized foT the President and
party. and during their stay they will bs
eotertained az Nc city's expense. The
stone for the corner is already on the
ground. and viii be fitted NJ once Il
weighs fourteen tons and is eight feet long
bv four Tide and four feet chick
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

Tie EE-ColEresslaan secufes Couuoi -
Large 1raef ~ Coal LANDS hssr I'itts-
burEh.
PigIsHuB0H. Pa aug a-t1 Congress
man ~ J. Sc0t Las completed . VA deal
in Goa lands which gives Inn oonlIol Of All
the coal with Tie exception -
c1mpGI atlHels SINAI area. lsing he
tween tie lougAlaQ1enY and Aoncn-
fabela rivers from q point Shove t4l--
tersyllie g. the mouth. Tie rysi flouitfo
along the lo4glioheny is OF least ien miles
and lie acreage ls at leas. 300 lAe oenl
properly a.o-g TIE AouonsaAtin ffel pa
Ilis district is al owned by Iivsr operations
But back Of .iiis belt NJ sooit has secured
every tLiug worth having
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
4 AlLE Or EXPLANATION /

Many uct familiar wish the peculiar
ties of the pry Goods business viii.
perhaps. ass. "How can spring * Com
rarv. ln safety to themselves, make the
uaa4crfu, reductions they proclaim
through thc public pFessF' The answer
s SIMPLE and easily understood when
once gwen. IL the early spring Nc
purchased .n enormous quantities las
we generally do IN order 70 secure she
lowest possible prices m anticipation
cf warm season and large trade.
Te weather h1s been Co.d and back
n sn1 sa.es corre 'pondingiy .gat
Ws ind ourselves overloaded and 90
a r ari thoroughly unload, and
rat .+Fry tre goods over until rho next
SEASON.. vs make the vonderiul-aad
sleags s1.ctse-redueaoas We adgeg-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
FIVE KILLED.

I NO ne1 aui fEfsS L"J7 Urn 70 f.eees
by ENpi0sIoa oI oiaat Pow der in
Mine at Marquette, hish.
AARQuzTrE. Mich, Aug 3-A terribly
satal explosion occurred at the Republic
mine Friday afternoon I've cases oi giant
powder exploded ia pit o, killing TWO men
and three bsyA A. the victims ~ere torn
20 -hred4
TIE names Of the victims ars not yet OBJ
tainabie. Patches OF resh gathered from
tae Wal of pit 10 .. IN which tAe explosion
occurred. Gre the only remains o. tAs un-
f0rtanales Tho cause o. tie accident is
unkn0NA althou.h IL Is though. that one
Of The men, whlle.lig ghuag lis pipe dropped
a spark into an open box or dynamite Two
boxes OF explosives were fred and the ter
rifle dstonation was heard Tor several
miles
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
short s6s ooo

CNcINSATI. Aug 3-Ihe committee sp-
pointed by the court 70 invest gats toe
books and accounts OF the aaditoE auo
treasurer q Warren County made a pro
hIninary report Friday, which shows tha-
Treasurer Coleman is a ccfauiter % tho
amount or $3.50 Il II Tumored tba. tie
treasurer viii hs rearreste1 ou ot1e,
charges. the nature ol which is not made
l..
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

PrrTsBuK0B, Pa, Aug "A special from
Charleston " Va SAYS A. tie Farlano
coal works near Cla4ksbnTs Friday blast
exploded while the men were tamplng
down the powder and Edgar Gatheny and
s = Mathenv. his brother were Killed. aud
Thonas Dodd and William Matheny danger
ously wounded Several other Miners were
slfrhflv hurt
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
Nlllsd HituaalE.

ZAxrsvILLZ. O.. Aug James benjamin.
q Morgan County farmer. committed suicide
at EcConnol.syille Friday morning 10y
slowing out his brains wish al Oid-Tash-
ioned rifle. 10 cause can De assigned for
the deed other than 4 feeling OF dIssatis-
faction over verdict which he. as q mom-
be- OF jury was compelled TO render
nrainst his vii.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
4 Hanging Postponed.

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. "A telegram re-
ceiYed at the peni.cntiary from Eaton, O..
states that the circuit conrt at that point
has granted q stay of execution until
November - in the case Of Elmer L
Sharkey. who was sentenced ID hang
September IS. and Is now confined in the
penitentiarv annex. Slarkey murdered
his widowed mother near Eaten OF ths
might Of JannarY u.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
rlfenn RniidInrn Rurned.

JAcKsoSvuLE, IL. Aug. 5 Thursday
night The town Of WaYerly. twenty miles
east of this place, endured the most ex-
peusivs fire in It's history. The flames
broke out near midnight in tho restaurant
and residence of Charles Nagan. the family
barely escaping with their lives. Fifteen
buildings were consumed There was not
much insurance carried by my OF the suf-
ferers The origin OF the ire is unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

pIEMIN ostx tlo Avg "a fTeolai -
the Age Esr.it from DIouatsv'lis says tlat
all The prFo1crs o. the county $3.50 the q
efcapce 1lcTflav -Bi1ht bT camhlrg
through the steve noe 70 tie roof srd Iesp-
ing o. tie cfcunt Amoug ihem ras John
l1virgsi fuc. was cl4Glo rlil ile
murder q tls
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 3-lhe immense
sugar refinery OF Claus spreckeis l. nearing
completion. As soon rs u is finished The
entire building viii be duplicate and given
double plsDt capacity Of 4,cto 600 pounds
OF sugar daily and with an increase o. cap
ital invested 70 $500 90 The presen'
plant without the machinery viii cost s. +.
nul Nll
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
one Elitnr Enls AnotLe-.

GREryyIIIE. Miss. Aug 3 C. j. HUI
edito~ OF the Bolivar County Democrat at
Rossdaie, Miss, was killed Friday ~ + =
weissinge-. editor OF the Bolivar coun.y
Reyiew 1T that place. The Review was
la.ely established and tho TWO editors have
engaged in a bitter personal warfare IL
their respective columns
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

Death q Father" Nathaniel CE@sss a..
Noted Hiliestte-

posTox Aug a-AstRanisi chase better
Known a. -father C8ase the hllIoTIte.
died az his home In AucOser. aged ~
years lie figured prominently a. second
Adventist circles and wa widely
known Al tie rA.e oi the hileIite
craze "a lbss lac - as worth several thoussn9
d0lilTs. bat becoming converted 10 the eeo
ond Adventist doctrine and believing thas
The end ot The world WA near II hand Ia
gave away hls entire fortune Snd entered
.at0 the movement 70 inDuence as many -
p ssibie 10 become Christians before Tie
10y came
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

PA7rIE CnEEE. Nich. Aug 5 The people
who live near GogHac lake claim t1st thc
shores aTe gradually coming together. anl
tbat IN a few years tho lake wiz be dry
land $50 orc knows OF nny ialet - g. and
thero is @ drainage o. several hundred thou-
sand gallons daily.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

CHICAGO Aug. The executive com
,nittee of the worlds iar con.uittee met
Friday 70 perfect - organization Mayor
Cregier presiding 10 was decided. after
considerable discussion ttat Tie committee
organize company under tfe title ~
The WORLDS L1poauaa - l@t Tie
capital stool vii De 5000 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

vIyEYlED BAvrN. Mass. Aug. 3-The
steam yacht Wanda with Messls Clsve-
land. FalIchlld. Lamont and Others aboard
arrived here Friday evening The party
are on fishing trip IL Vineyard scurc
They viii remeiu two days and then p.o-
ccel westward
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

Irt-r1IT Col Aur 3-N ord has been
received horo - tho erecs taat passenger
train ont soath PARK roaa 3 r.srxel down
a. sraban kfnent frieav sternoon pear
srander kllng Engineer william sn-
cassl ard seriously lnlar4ns ssFtIal sas-
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

ST Louis. Aug Al OLD church "a ca.
rokio. Ia. thai was built iu 1855 O. cedar
logs was torn down 2 few days Eeo &c
r1ake way iCr q more modern building
There we've only two churches Ia America
e. ST Augustine aad hluts Fe-thst wese
cllnr
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
a .lcrlnI I..osre.

C7vcrwArr trC - Leuss rurdun
while painting the Suspension bridge Tu-
dav fell into TIE river. q distsr ce ~ f.7Ir-
five feet striking TIC water feet trst and
then SWAN ashore Be received slig "a
nervous taocf. bat was not seriously in
fuIcd
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

CH-cAGc. tae Iae motion ~ 1nrn~s
" sFkes So. tte..naa. Tor IcH -lsI wac
rcfu.od bv slfEs Baker. Who sentenced
the prisoner to tbf pcniteuuaf f.r two
wears Tor .efa.n7 fraudulent ftf rause fe-
ceipts TIC prisoner vas RENE "a O. fuil
,.stfrs.l Tr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

PrArxrrrrD. T. J. Aug. 2-The Fe'tF
dam j. nog safe aad ths water has lovel
;hroe foet L VIII Immediately be
etrengihened ~ heavT stoao b4t,.er-es AID
additional slulcsways VIII be cat SO tha. 80
may never again be threatening danger
10 Pla.nfelG
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

AIsAsr. y Z. Aug A south-bound
Delaware 4 Hudsen train ran though AT
open switch ~ Ksnwood Junction FRIDAY
afternoon The drawing-room car and two
passenger coaches we-s thrown from the
track Thomas Commit a passenger re-
sid ng IN Albany. wa killed. and several
others we're more or less seriously injured
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

C1rxrox. III. Aug 3-Jsmes Nelson. q
Dewitt druggist. was shot Jhursdsy nigat
tv Matt Haxgsr5. tosQn character 'tai-
sons pocket book. contsininc silver ool-
lar. stsid the bullet and saved his iie
Haggarc has Been arrested
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

w41r-7-r~ kuz lt7 remains ~
Cont Csrrot tre Fre-et stefefnan rtr
died sarls- isH we're sent 90 Paris f'-
6ev the Freael 5crsrrEaenf ar1z c.
s.ef ~ rlec~ Tho reus.nF 81 t-a a1iaeot.