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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
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LsoNboS. Dec. l0-AooorslaK - ca
tlszran froz Melbo4rne Ch4zpio
Scalles S~arls ctsa there Aoa8sy from
typhol5 fever from which he was snf-
fsring - his retura from Englsn1 b
as 3s4ta beach j. onos moEs eAamgloa
O the SoE-1
lSs-F.e 49, s9rn IN 6r@ftoE C1zrese< Riser
- = a. ll isl1 49, bse4Eae wslcT4 444-
threast Esless.Iy. Derlnk - s4rly eags as
We eellss1 - rQs - sad fFoLa schoel = els
tsnoe q Al Hlles. His rrsI sgpe&ranes II =
r.cs wss - chstsS0rta NoFsHbeE T. lss4 wnS-a
ke 49, hard contest lu ~steru4ls sk-r.
TIE ssns Gay he r9ae1 Goutls vith J.
FLsAsT Snd captured rrst honsrs in ~ateF-
Esn's skirs IN January. lss hs
bssI n wallace. sho rDisned SsoeEd
and . .srgs n=la IN . hEas sac rsee - hsr
wo%1 11e tc-4ssLag April lie VOC aaoI1er
HAT ski1 Tsse zt ChstSsorth I've eays after
he oonPesec via a Bs&eT IN /. sEin r2oe Ne
maze > oonoesslon - IA oppoGeut Baker car
rying feather Ia his boat, wnile searie lassed
tea po1nas. Ils following AoFeDoer, n .
hAnaieap race Il which he carried lalrIy ave
pounds. Scare finished nFsI. On JsnGsry 2.
lss1 - the ClsreFce river aquatic carnival.
hs made lis cFst appearance u a. out
rixzed boat he defeated CHRIS Nelson aud
Hesru the latter The cAsu gl0n y New Ze4-
LAID " ~ was the ne2t mEn % f4l before
the great antlpodesn. after taGg ne mel Jones
StarsDurg They rowed OF tse P4fam2tta
riyer course three mi.es and $50 yards. Searls
Won IL lsminutes and IS seconds Sne oeaI The
record TIE previous record % minutes -
seconds. was made oy Beach when hs 0vtrowed
Hsnlan IN ISs4 On Monday October a., ne met
and defeated Peter KEMP the champion sculler
Of the world On the FdfanAtta course. The
race was for kaOO side - Tie Tile. His row
Ing weight Was 90 pounds
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

Connected with saw-mill IN Top
sham, which William King. tho frst
Governor % Maine. owned. was a store
with tho business OF which ho VAs not
well Informed. Being alone IN tho
store ono day a lady entering asked him
Tho price ~ necdles "one cont apiece
madam" replied tbe Governor. "But
elsewhere can psrohaae three or four
for a cent aha replied Well" Gos
erao- King responded. - that Is .
taka them all won e have an article
ia nY shop that's not worth = cent
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
DGArH CLAIMS HER.
Mrs. Scott Lord, President Harrison's
Sister-in-Law, Dies at Washington.

Sister-in-Law, Dies at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O-Mrs Scott
Lord, sister Of Mrs. Harrison, died here
at Sis o'clock a. m. Death occurred
somewhat unexpectedly. although her
life had been despaired of. Mrs. Harrison
was not present when the end came. She
had been present with her sister till
late az night, but as Mrs. Lord appeared
TO be in no immediate danger she hao
returned to the White House for some
needed rest At an early hour Mrs.
Lord fell into a quiet slumber, which
continued until she almost imper-
ceptibly passed away.
The deceased had been i'll for many
months, and even last summer but
little hope was entertained that she
would recover Lately she was taken 10
Washington, so as 10 be under the
care of her sister. II was
on account Of the lady's seri-
Gus condition that Mrs Harri-
son was compelled to forego hor visit TO
Chicago. Mrs. Harrison and DR. Scott
are now at the house. No arrangements
for the funeral have yet been made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
Frederiksen Indicted.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1o.-The grand jury
Monday afternoon investigated the
Frederiksen land mortgage frauds and
returned an Indictment against Neils c.
Frederiksen, Walter Bidgood, his cash
ier. and others unknown, for conspiracy
TO defraud John A. Rice, OF Hartland,
Wis Mr. Rice was the only witness. A
capias was issued for the arrest Of Bid
good, who is out on s., 900 bail pending
mis- examination before a magistrate on
a complaint made by Rice. The where
abouts Of Frederiksen are still unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
FAILED FOR HALF A MILLION.
whitney & Co.. Dry-GOods Commission
Men, 60 Under at New York.

Men. 60 Under at New York.
New YORK, Dec. l0.-WhitneY & Co,
dry-goods commission merchants, IS
Worth street, suspended payment Mon
day and assigned without preference 10
David A. Boody, banker, ST Broadway.
James W Whitney, Joseph b. Whitney
and James A. Knapp compose the firm.
Bradstreet's reports their liabilities at
$500, 900. The assets are nominally
about $500, 600. The firms attorney
says the failure was caused by the firm
doing TOO much business for its capital
and paving heavy interest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

\ rarsian architect proud - hiz az
nrtte pasefs. sent ths s8aas afsas II one
~ his fHTais b. sleep the other day aad
caald ast fs.sa her I~8 haufs. had
safs ~ chemist ser. nseas-afv 4,
hfihH hrf te eaass iausne-s. snd thsa the
sflsteaf leasra1fisef ana hls friends
found lAafssois sss ia custody -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
A Woman to BE Hanged.

EAsToN, Pa, Dec. 10.-Mrs. Margaret
Dillyard, recently convicted with her
paramour, William II. Bartholomew, OF
the murder of her husband on the night
of Septem Der at Biersville, has been
sentenced TO be hanged. An effort will
be made 10 have her sentence commuted
to imprisonment for life on account of
the promises made at the time OF Bar
tholomew's trial for her testimony
against him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

pf heslth and strength renewed and az
Ase and comfort follows tho use of
syrup of : S. 49, : ats iu harmony
eith nature g. ciiectuaily cleanse thr
evrt~n whon ttsf4tr or h ogs For
.aIe ta 20. ard g. a bottles i9 sii lead
na ffurl n
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

Aay sabscrtber O. TnE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~h0 fails @ receive the pap 81
regularly. or she naay have se@soR -
eosaglain or late delivery ~iii e0nfsr .
speessI favor b. informing this once Of
ths fast 80 saos. ssna Post4l card or cal
ap rets9hons 88l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

This IS the New York Herald's COM
parson between the two leaders in the
civil war:
In the essential elements of statesman ship
Davis VIII De judged as the rival and parallel OF
Lincoln. When the two men came face 70 face
as leaders Of two mighty forces bitter was
Northern sorrow that Providence had given
the South So rire and rare a leader and the
North an uuc,gta advocate from the woods
But 10 was not long before the North was o
realize with gratitude the wisdom of Prov
d-nce 10 81 ordaining IL. Lincoln steadily
grew 70 his work. Flexible. patient keea
res0lute far seeing. with pathetic common
sease aad a strange power over the hearts Of
men. Lincoln led and fashioned his hosts.
never advancing 20 reeede. outmatchlng Davis
az every point by diplomacy. his knowledge Of
politics. his power TO wait as well as his power
% strike crushing blows To Is painful 70 con
trasf tais nirable. subtle genius adapting Itself
O. The mutations Of every hour. with the 90 q
mathematics 81 Davis who managed politics
upoa the barren dogmas OF Calhoun aud con
duct-d war Ike tutor az West Point. The
msn who saw the skies above aud the horizon
about him was 70 overnsster the preciss
metaphvslcian who saw nothing but his tasks.
and lived in ths traditions Of an antecedent
generation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

nrs w8ass~s aaa4aIHs rsfea - sstff =
-.e. 81 asa 60 .ht- iE sasftss
~ rtffa saf5fs tae relHr afs -
Fsz -laa e...fe. ass e sac sssi fsazas fss
sI.ftaaSs SEA sfatts
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
ASSIGNEE'S SALEl

have q fox Stoves. CARPETS, Cphol-
stereo Goods and other articles that
must 30 sold WITHIN the next thirty
DAYS.
The building IN Which these goods
are teid s rented, and TIE business
must be closed out
tl2 Ellsworth Avsnus.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

" n Da~t4AALA r fiI1F
Net one Of tic aldermen wAO voted
Monday uigat against paying Tor the
additional forty acres - the BAH Park,
would have dared, IN private "a a
ity. % repuliate a bargain made IL
would have covered hlm With disgrace
as business man and have saddled
upon him a SUIT for heavy damages
Then why should not those same
aldermen lee just As careful OF the
good name and fame os the city, whose
interests they are sworn 70 protect
A bargain tor tine land was made.
The grantors have carried out their
obligations IN good faith. and It does
not become a great and prosperous
city Ike Grand Rapids, to play the
baby act by searching for some techni-
cal mems of escape from an honest un-
ders.andmg. Is it claimed that the
city u ght have done better? What OF
thac Can tha, De any justification for
a cold bioCdsd rcpudiationt Why
shouldn't the city be bound by as nice
a sense Of honor as 10 expects in IL
own c.t.zens2 10 Is we'll known how
closely this city held certain contractors
for building the city hall, down TO the
terms OK their agreements, although
those contractors lost heavily. Did the
city e. up on them at all? Certainly
not, the city exacled the pound Of flesh,
for it was $50 nominated u the bond.
Shame on a Common Council that
sets she example of repud .stion to the
young men of the city. The word Of
Grand Rapids ought 20 ne better than
It's bond. What kind Of 4 report, too.
VII these Eastern men carry back with
theme VIII 70 tend 70 encourage East
ern investors
To end ih.s a graceful lodging, the
mayor ought to call his boys togeth-
er In special session and tell them it
IS time 90 act ke men, % rescind their
resolution Of rvpui,atOn, to accept TIE
deed FOR the land they have honestly
purchased. and pay up, as any honor
Orabls citizen would be expected to do.
''WE have never had a Congress as
scmbie in anis country pledged 70 the
accomplishment of greater or a greater
variety az rasCaltes than the one now
I'm session" sareks the Dan-T'oariot.
We are pleased TO ind out what that
paper means. So far as 10 is capable Of
meaning anvthinr. According % the
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

TUr Dr Ifrgri0t sDa-leyow kicks at
the increase IN pension appropria-
tons. Wei, what Of IT. Many Of the
old veterans. who have been takirg
care of themselves. are getting where
they need ass stance Tow. Many have
been obliged, 1y increasing age, to a.
for the help which they rave PREFER d
% 40 without before ths But so loug
as pensions are PAID onlyt 20 the deserv-
ng, what shall oe done about q Re-
fuse To some. vhat done FOR others.
for the sake Of decreasing appropra-
tons2 No. do exact justice TO Oh.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
HELP WANTED -FRNhLF.

XNANTED-A good girl for general houss
W work ll falllr nf tii-r-, aLst be- campe
tent and best @! cit ,refer-nr vi la} s. per
week. Mrs. Ii. IL. WAlteOm5. ls. south Union
ST. 3E
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

HELF WAITED -AALE
NkAATkD - f.rensr iorsu4u IA . fUrnitsEs
" l4eieFg N.SAes O. o1t1l . 81 aal9A ln
sane tus. lcss ltr te>i II tVirfvEsss iatA
is1ed. Actress letter h, eoA Z. 4SlrgHan
hefs1 s1hoe So
AANTEDI drag elerk hArhsssnsker,
" lbItcher 4 safnPlrcase workcTf ia ~ate-
choppers a. oace. ll>. Monroe -. rooms 81
ala - as1
WANTED Three youag meg y fsir atelh-
2ence - 4ry e. leI wtek % seet men.
Csd from =. 60 % "a. ~ Foom 5. Niaesaf
t-oeS south Division 81 So
SALESMAN WANTED Al once local Or tray
r as o.s Iasf ste&ey wark stock wai-
rautta quieA ~ ing special Is outGt Iefs
experience ul.tcrssAry Jas J. whitney
.4fse saa~A- hteaester. \ J. 80
SEA SALARY 81 expenses IN advance
e W aD1A ca each manlu- ~ ady employ
iae-l "a home 90 uaNcllng No soiiciuls-
N4firs ctlNerIua aud making Co eftlons No
postal cards adtreSs Win stamp Aster 4
Co. Plqua. ohia. sS
\tAA1LD statesmen al once; a lev good
" nruto scA our sooas - sample g. the
wholesale sud retail trade We are Ihe iarS
st manufacturers IN our line lu TIE wore,
Literal salary paid, permanent pos leBi
money advanced for WAGES. 84Yrrilslus. rir.
For 'Ul TERMS address Centennial Aanuiacilf
ing GO. Chicago. IL. o. tinelnnAu' y. $50
ED-Rcllable local ana travelling
W sAlcsmeni positions permanent special
inducements noNi last sriling speclalIrsi
don't c-iay- salary from START Br0Wg Bros.
Nurs-Iymcn Chleaeo. IN Jsnls
NNANIED- ~ale,meu. clerks. book keepers.
" bartrnders. transfers. shipping CLERKS.
f4fm hands. uflcr ht p ana Ai ninrf, n4i of
ureiy ae~ ana % roughly fe --. system oi
procuring s. at ae- tD-ll -ailhr Lintl"b
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
4 New Pension Agency!

Yielding 10 the opportunities Of
bis numerous city clients, Chap
lain Gibson has rented from Col
one Wells the room formerly oc-
cUpied by the late II. 7. Yale,
corner Pearl and Ottsws-sts. and
vii establish his central pension
Office there Himeelf or son vii
b in constant ate ndanoe. The
Chaplain secured fifteen pensions
during month q October.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

IL AftEn sthrf faaa aa herre-.sf srrnf
tHHt eff ffHes g. Frf Farfes 81 =
sHH.r ft feees II rssrs ~ e. rlf
r-ssr strf hres1 So a~E hrs ress rr
stafe sIreef ftar Hasf hsss Iaafs reer Ell
aalerf faf aHHF ere fa aa Il suts
eFst tf Fssssssa sastrs 4 pfli \ lss -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

HANks tee cAelsS butl1iAx lals feI ssie
w a. llt l.asl aoe-F @kle 49,. = ltlis 81 T. &c..
Ig.xeS kreoks 4 bTscsS - Aaa u hrA
A1aSeEan kisck
kok sALk Ala BAksAIN-1Es GHg Giea
eEa iI@ass Es4se sl4A t4f4. slts.Als o. t..e
coNtht4St caEhfr ~ Packard SDu Hollll
>fS fof Hl.l i@glie alArs Apply ~ ourE g.
81. II SeIl l1aSf 70 estate al - Peat .sf
LoK sALE-A .srgs hoass aRo lalS uas
Dais Para Tor 90 luQElrt 81 -. Hess =
efhes Ne / North hiFis on a. -l
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

Il milrs oat Eeoe house tArA. Ne. aFciiara
ttC Nroaks bloaAs. :. aAe = as ilea-r
u.An black tu
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

A SIxfENlk PsT Fs4 wiI e4y q Sales ii
n as wl51l1 leelse GileS - tals elGS u n
fFeviu
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
r. p. MILLS.
ASSIGNEE.
Sealed Proposals

|Tre bTs-s IT PEBBLE Wovfs
esEFs tsTr1F ~ ~. Tseessrr.tsr 1ssr
--hirf tfnEassf FII - rseffve< ~ she - -
81 So Beer an -afg grdeT lsrua~v a - 81
E ~ fu~tirf NJ frster - - rler.f
81 affl ffrsft ~ 6 r. $500 ~ - +hs f-isrr
So 80 -e1fF 90 - 30 81 ffs - - 80
tasTe Ih@ bart r~s~~~es ~ rIrf.t ~ -
tref ary 81 81 uE1
T-nrr-E wu~f - rrsSs un~r hlnrFs
tast - 81 sres Hpor srp -zsis1 a. fts
oslcs 81 fbs Hssrf
ese7 SO. 6. BEIsss Prssssst
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

A GREAT nAR6AIA --1se sere f1rmi frame
"A house. good orchard IL acres imPTQsca
miles iron hAiaWlR. lor S4ie cheap. lneuire
IaG-aTt. b eloetl & uaasaa ai 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

faa-e's ii,a Glover pills cure SICK
Htsdsfhe pyrTepfs inaisr stnn aag
.n-frsNaa pf bas e fsaFrs
t44 sI faf ease PSI WHte White.
Iaes -f- Norton NaH-e hah
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OK Al Michigan Dellles Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

.\NANTED-l experienced clerk. dTcssmak
W ers artist. dinlng-reom girls. second
girls. cooks. 3 general girls. J lady with sl1F
10 invest IN paying business. l3-14 Monroe-st..
rooms 3l-a2 So
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

MAGNETIC hea ine snd ciairao oyanf situuFs
VI as's ottawa sf.s cable aud Cana - cars
convenient. 81. D. free
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
FOR REST-RooKs.

NNTANTED-To rent a hall about 3l1s0 feet. u
w foot walls OF higher. centrally located.
Address 7. Matchmaker. care OF Ii. Radcmak er
Sons 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

Uahss Prsss Rsssfts. Prompt ana EsriY
Daissry. Al the lseal Ss~s. and the
ci.zasst aaa Nest pialnlF Printsa Papss
P.bAsnsa ln lran1 R4p4as.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

L'OR RENT-FOur rooms, single or en- suite
L centrally located responsible parties. Al
dress Rooms" box :. care Telegran-Herald
Ss5
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

TOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished rooms
al % Bsrclay-st. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

lAANIED-l drug eleTk ] hArnesslnskeT
W 4 butcher 4 samPiecase workeTf Ia noe
choppers ~ olee. l1h. Aonroe a. rooIns 81
aua as1
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

[EANIFD-A woman 10 do washing Al the
" house. Apply Al - Cresceni-aye. $50
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

TO LET-Two stores 1870 Nos. leS and los
Stocking 81. near Fourth Il; will rent for
s. each per month. 70 csrabie tenant tiil
April J. thereafter al 8 desirable and very
cheap; good place for one start ng IN business
II Fast Bridge-si. Sam'l / FuIer I7tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

NNANTED-A good female nurse. Apply this
" morning al O'Clock 10 Dr.. Stevens. No.
10 Nome II.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

NNANTED-At once. so girls az the Michigan
w overall Company. = south Diyision-sf 30.
I WISH 10 employ 4 few ladies' Oh salary u
take OF my business a. their homes Lighf.
very fascinating and heaithful. Wages $40
per week. References given. Oocd pay Tor
part time. Address with stamp. Mrs. Marion
Walker. Louisville. by -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11

WAAIED i-reIneT ierlu4n in iorlilaEc
" t4ti4TE N.SAss q o-t~4l = s. astl9A 4n
sane tus rss sac best Il Tefrrrlefs faI
is1od. AalFcss leILcF n. hQX Z. lSlrsraln-
H~rs ..ffa3 azt
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-11
ron RENT HOUSES.

EoR RENT-Just hsirF vacated ~ ~ North
College rerr s1ug or--room house
fh .ooa harm dfs rstle soraflnns rent 81
per maaih tl Apnl j. thereafter 81 pfr
month = T. Fuller 81 Easl ffdEesf 2atf
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26
The Curse of China.

The sallow complexion of the peo-
pie of China, their emaciated forms
and languid movements, attract our
attention everywhere along the river.
| do not see beautiful face or fig
ure, nor a rosy cheek dead leaden
color is on all faces, old and young,
male and female. / look at the broad,
swift river; feel the cool, clear
breeze; | gaze at the high green
hills, the flowing riyulets and the
wide spreading tree overhanging the
hamlets. Upon the mountain sides
are houses and hundreds of work
men approach these busy laborers
and you will see this deathlike pal
or on all faces.
The climate seems the acme of per
fection-a long, pleasant summer,
with a cool, agreeable autumn and
bracing winter; yet there is want
of energy and life among the people
There is plenty of food and of excel
lent quality for China-rice, wheat.
millets, peas, beans, corn, oils and
fruits of many varieties-all within
the means of the humblest laborer.
/ enter large field near a hamlet,
by the side of q luxuriant growth Of
ripening wheat. The field is clean !;
not weed a visible. But close to-
gether and four feet high stand stalks
with large dry heads, brown and de-
caying now, for their bright flowers,
faded a month ago. These decaying
stalks speak they tell me why the
death pallor is upon all faces, from
the shriveled form of age to the bow
legged child sitting in the cottage
door Oh, seductive viper, curse Of
millions Who shall dare to stand
up in the presence Of this fast-fading,
degenerating people and say the evil
is not Widespread and fatal {?
Traverse the fairest portion of all
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26
A Slip OF the Tongue.

An agreee bic young mar whom |
often meet was calling with due cere-
mony on nice Auburn girl the 9th
or evening, when her brother Tom,
jrlst arriving home from college on
the evening train, rushed into the
room and embraced his sister.
why, how plump you've grown,
EDITH !" he exclaimed you're
really quite an armful!"
"Isnt she 2" exclaimed the agree
able young man, and then he felt a
chill racing down his spinal column
"TEat isl he stammmered. II have
no doubt ofit-In The brother
looked carving-knives at him and the
maiden blushed furiously. II mean
err said he, ~ should judge So"
--Lelciston Journal.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26
INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY, JANUARY &c, 1889.
A Georgia Story.

There was man in North Geor-
gia, said bacl1woodsman, "who had
a corncrib on the bank of creek
and lot of shingles piled up on the
other side, where the woods came
down to the stream, says the Allan.
Ia Constitution. "The man noticed
that his corn pile was getting lower,
although he had not begun to use
out of that crib. 1t worried him a
long time, for the crib-door was
locked and the logs Of the crib were
spiked down where they were notch
ed together at the corners. Finally
he concluded to watch until he found
out how that corn was being spirited
away. AT last he saw squirrel
come out of the woods and carry a
single down to the waters edge on
the other side, where he made fer
ryboat ont of it and hoisted his tail
for sail. BY heading little down
stream and dourishing his tail GER
tain way he managed to guide the
shingle across. When he had landed
he went up to the corn crib, took an
ear of com out between the logs, and
carried it down to the waters edge,
where helput it on the single, hoist
ed his tail, and guided his boat back
to the other side. Having landed
the single he dragged the ear of
corn to hollow tree, where he got
it inside. This squirrel was followed
by others who went through the
same maneuver, each landing an ear
of coat at the foot Of the same tree,
Amazed at Whist he had seen, and
hardly able believe his eyes, the man
went over to examine the tree. He
had on heavy overcoat buttoned at
the top with one heavy button. As
he waded through the creek his coat
absorbed water and got very heavy,
and as he came out on the other side
the button flew off and struck a
crouching rabbit behind the ear, kill
ing it instantly. Just at that mo
ment the man saw what made his
overcoat 80 heavy. Picking up the
rabbit, he concluded that it was hard
ly fit to eat and threw it aside. There
was covey of cartridges huddled
with their heads together as they
sometimes do, and the RABBITS head
struck in the centre and killed the
whole covey. Having tied the birds
together with a string the man went
to the tree and found bis corn inside.
He felled the tree, which proved to
be a bee tree. Besides getting his
corn back the man got twelve barrels
of honey the tree fell into the creek
and the water ran sweet for twenty
miles"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26

AT Mt. Pleasant, o., VIM. Ward
and Antonio Piconi quarreled and
Ward received a fatal thrust from
the deadly Italian tstiletto.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26

Michael Kelley, a prominent brew,
er ofsChicago, well known through
out the west, is dead
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-24
TAKE NOTICE.

1 will positively warrant those who
owe me if they do not come forward
and settle without delay, either by
". P. CAMP,
Ellington's store, Norfolk avenue
near Nelson street. dec15tf.
James S. Simmons s. Co., real estate
agents, have placed the property Of the
Ingleside Land company OIL the market
at $3.50 per lot. on terms of sos cash and
$40 per month. These lots are unsur-
passed for beauty of location. and a
parties wishing a desirable site for a
home sboud call at once at the office
JAS S. SIMMONS & Go.
Tot in Edgewood for $500, $50 cash
and $40 per month.
House and lot on Eighth $1,000,
$500 cash aud s25 per month.
House and lot on Eighth avenue for
$3.50, cash $3.50 and $40 per month.
Hyde Park lot at $3.50 TO $500.
J F. WINGFIELD,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
Hughes s. Camp have removed to
their new quarters, No. 1853 Salem
avenue. opposite the Office of the
Roanoke Loan, and Trust company
where they have a full line of buggies
and harness and would be glad to see
their old friends and customers and
the public generally. dec11-tf
Notice.
The late change in the firm of w. P.
Camp has nothing to do with the bar
room attached, and Messrs. J. T.
Jones s. Co. are stillHin their old stand
in the rear of the STORE, and are still
showing their fine medicinal whiskey to
the front, and have just received the
finest stock Of liquors, wines, ETC., on
the mardet. Cali and try them.
u. q JSBES, s Cos;
Old NO, los Norfolk Avenue.