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The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
THE STATE.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
A visitation of vast numbers of brown
worms which threaten to destroy the crops,
is alarming the farmers of Bailey's Island
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The farm buildings of Israel X. Bray of
Freeman. were burned Friday. Loss $4,000;
insurance $1,000.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Mr.. G. +. Foster Of Waterville and Mayor
cane Island Granite Co. have signed the con-
tracts for the State House extension.
AT an early meeting of the Governor and
Council the county attorney Of Piscataquis
county will ask the State to offer reward
for the capture OF Edwin b. Hall of Bangor.
who murdered Alexander McKimmie Of Nova
Scotia at Lake Onaway on the Sd Of July
last. Mr.. Pearson has been In correspOn-
dence with the Attorney General OF Nova
Scotia, and that province agrees to offer an
equal sum with the State as reward. Hall
has not been heard from since the murder.
KNOX COUNTY.
There Is prospect Of new boom In the
lime business in Knox county. Messrs. Jas.
A. Creighton Il Co. have just put IN their
new kilns at Th0maston, and propose heat
ing them by water gas, which Is easily pro-
duced by soft coal. The result Is anxiously
looked for by the lime burners, as wood for
the kilns Is constantly growing less in guam
tity and higher in price.
WALDO COUNTY.
Edmund A. Fuller Of Freedom was arrest
ed Thursday by Deputy us Marshal Hath
away, and brought TO Bangor before y; ii.
Appleton, Esq, u. 5 commissioner, Friday,
upon the charge of forging the endorsement
upon pension check. He was bound over
in the sum of $500 to the June term OF the
y. s. Court, to be held In Bangor next Tues
daV
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PEOPLE FROM MAINE.
Albert Freeman Of Portland s up
posed to have Been In Johnstown-
Thomas r. morrill, and Family Safe.

A despatch was received in this city last
night from Cambria, Penn, announcing the
safety of Thomas 7. Morrill,. Mr.. Morrill,
was the chemist of the Cambria iron works
and was formerly professor Of chemistry at
Bates College. His father and mother live
in North Berwick. The Cambria iron works
were owned by the daughterl of the late
Daniel J. Morrill,. Mr.. Thomas Morrilps
uncle.
Mr.. Albert Freeman. bookkseper at c. M.
Rice & Co.'S, is supposed to have been in
Johnstown at the time of the disaster, as he
had been visiting relatives and did not in
tend to leave for home until tomorrow
Much anxiety is felt for his safety, as moth
ing had been received from him up to last
NIGHT
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
New EneIand Woman.

Boston, June 1.-The New England
Woman's Club this afternoon, elected Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe, president; Lucia NJ. Pea
body, secretary; Miss Lucy +. Brigham,
corresponding secretary; Miss Julia A.
Sprague, historian Miss A. A. Brigham,
treasurer
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03

WALDoBoRo. June 2.-The saw and stave
mill Of George FL. Lincoln at Washington,
were totally destroyed by fire at o'clock
Saturday night together with all the lumber
in the yard including the frame for the new
steam mill to be built at this place by
Achorn u White. A fire engine was sent
from Waldobro and rendered timely aid.
The cause OF the fire is unknown. Loss
seven to eight thousand dollars; no insur-
anaa
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
Ohio offers Shelter.

COLUMBUS, June Ex-Governor Foraker
yesterday sent a telegram to Governor
Beaver at Harrisburg, rendering the use Of
tents up to as high as 1000 for the sufferers
at Johnstown. He sent similar telegram
to General Manager McClear Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Tho Governor also sent a
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03

BELFAST. June 1.-The Crosby Inn Hotel,
erected on the homestead Of the late Cover
or Crosby, was opened today under the man
agement Of George III. Bemis, recently of the
KineO House, MOosehead Lake. The hotel
mas 90 rooms and all modern improvements.
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other Games.

These games were played Saturday;
Fremont Blues, 15; Mysties, 4. F.emOnt Blues.
9i Lineolns, o. Union Blues, o; EleelsiOrs, d
Woodfords. 16i MorrilPs Corners, IL. Forest
%; Lincons, Is. Windsors, 16; MikadOs, rs.
Montgomerys, 2S; Adams Blues, 26.
At Warren, Me.-Warrens, 20; Rockland Com
meIcial College nine, 10.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
The American association.


The following was the result Of the games
played by the American Association clubs
Saturday:
At Columbus Columbus, s; Louisville, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Cincinnatis, 4.
At Baltimore (nrst game e)-BaltlmOres, 8; Kan
sas Citys, A.
Second game) -Baltipores. o. Kansas Citys. 8.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03

WASHINGTON, June 2,-FOurth class post
masters for Maine Offices were appointed to
day as follows' W. b. Goodrich, Bingham
d. ID. KlaD, Dennysville; p. 5. worthing-
Palermo.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
ATTORNEY In Alabama.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The President to-
day appointed Louis Parsons, Jr., of Ala
bama, to be United States attorney for the
Northern and Middle Districts of Alabama.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
SSssSa out S for or nss4nss with with ban &

"a. Murphy out for interfering with fielder.
Earned runs-Sac0s, 2. Two base hits-COunty
Randall. Firse base on balls-by Sterling, 4. Hit
by pitched ball-Dy Gipatric, 4. struck Out-Gil-
patrick, Sterling, IL. Passed balls-Johnson.
Blackman, 2. Wild pltehes-Steriing, 4 GIL
z. Double plays-Dockerty and County, johnson.
A. Murphy and County, 3. Sterling aud skillings.
Time OF game-2h, 30m. Ump.res-Brackett and
Murnane
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Notes.
Maine Postmasters Apuoin,ea

The employees Of the Maine Central ma
chine shops have organized a nine, with Mr..
SWEET as captain.
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The public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The public debt
statement shows total debt, less cash In
the treasury, of 81, ,092, ,9O2, ,551, decrease in
the month of May of $500, 2,877.27.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03

d. Deshler of this place suggested q call for
help and proposed to start subscription
with $500 from himself General Manager
McCrear answered the Governor. saving
that tents would be badly needed, and that
at least 1900 would be wanted, and he would
furnish cars to load them at Columbus for
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
MAINE.
Bad Fire at Washington

CALAIS. June Eddie Perkins of Prince
ton, Me-. was drowned this afternoon. The
body has not yet been recovered.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
WITHOUT CAUSE FOR GENERALIZATION.
Germany Is Anxious to Get Through
With Samoan Affairs.
One Small Concession Made by the
American Commissioners,
Who Have Had Too Good Time
To Hurry.

BERLIN, June latter the seventh plen-
airy sitting Of the Samoan conference, held
on Wednesday last, the American commits
sion was in position to cable to Secretary
Blaine the definite acceptance by the German
and English governments Of the Washington
proposals limiting the German indemnity
and Samoan rights to levy import duties and
some Of Mr.. BlaiDe's amendments to the
clauses relating to the internal Samoan poll
cy. The Washington government. aiming
at the utmost possible independence OF the
Samoans. has not the sympathy Of the Ger
man official mind, which better comprehends
measures to protect European interests and
to extend European influences; but after
slight hesitation the German commissioners
have invariably yielded whatever concess-
ions America asked In the direction OF Sa-
moan autonomy. On the other hand, the
Americans have conceded practically moth
ing, adhering to their original claims. Some
show of conciliation was made toward the
close Of the conference by the Americans
leaving the appointment Of the first resident
judge Of the European community to Eng
land. In official circles here 1t is surmised
that, as Chief Justice Coleridge will have the
power to appoint the judge, the known per-
sonal relations Of the chief justice with
America had something to do with the Amer
lean commissioners concession.
The general results OF the conference do
not afford the foreign Office and the official
press theme for congratulations. On the
contrary, there Is visible irritation over the
delay In the conclusion Of the treaty negotia-
tions. Semi-official papers ask why, the ref
erences being practically concluded, the
Washington government postp0nes the CIV
ing of orders to sign the treaty. The truth
Is that no special honor will accrue to the
German government from the result Of the
conference, so 1t does not wish the matter to
be kept before the public. The feeling In
official circles undoubtedly Is that Germany
having yielded everything demanded by the
Americans, the government at Washington
ought to assent to "a prompt conclusion Of
the matter. Sume slight suspicion even ex-
lists, though entirely outside Of the confer
ence, that the American delegates have at
trlbuted delays to their government which,
IN some instances, we're due TO themselves.
They are having good time, and have not
specially striven to accelerate the settlement
OF the questions at issue. Obviously, q sug-
gestion like this arises from desire to bury
the issues Of the conference out Of sight Of
the public as soon as possible
Secretary Blaine's instructions to sign the
treaty are expected in the course Of the next
week. Since completed draft Of the treaty
has been cabled to Washington, no advices
have reached the commissioners indicating
the likelihood Of a further reference to the
conference.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03

Bath. o 0 0 2 O-l2
Portlands. 2 a o o 1 O-1O
Earned runs-Baths. Al Portlands, 2. Two
base hits-Dunning, McGOveru, Ross. stolen
bases-Dunning s. Bean. Brown 3, Hubbard 8.
Stevens, Parke. Dyer q Tukey 2, Farnham 2,
Fitz, McGoyern 2, Ross. Mcclure, Spear 2. First
on errors Baths 2, Portlands 3. Struck out
Dunning 2. Brown, Andrews 2, Hubbard Stevens,
Parke 2, Tukey 2. Kelley 2, Grimm 2, Ross, Me-
CURE 2, Bean. Dyer 2, Spear B. Passed balls
Dunning A, Ross a. Hit by pitched balI-Br0wn,
McGoyern. Time-2h. 25m. Umplre-Smith.
WON BY DEFAULr.
At the game at Gardiner Saturday. be-
tween the GARDENERS and Lewistons. at the
end Of the ninth inning the score was tie.
each having scored five runs. The LewIst0ns
refused to play longer, and the game was
given to the Gardinels.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
vaIkyrIe Keeps on Winning.

LONDON, June 1.-The match Of the Royal
Thames Yacht Club, the most important
event Of the Thames season. was held today.
The course was from the More to Dover, a
distance Of sixty miles. The prizes were
el0O, e40 and R20. The Valkyrie won, with
wind and tide were favorable over the whole
course. The yachts made a flying start. They
were all In cruising trim. The official tune
Is as follows: Valkyrie, 6.2l.05 Ircx, SIS. 80 ;
Yarana, 6.35.55.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
HAMBURG
F ! G S !!

HAMBURG FIGS (Medicated) are cry
stalllzed fruit Cathartic.
HAMBURG FIGS are a discovery of the
greatest interest to the medical profession.
HAmBU8G Figs are boon TO every
household.
HAM BURG FIGS al, most delicious lax
atye, or purgative, prepared from fruit and veget-
abes.
HAMBURG FIGS are so perfectly harm
less that they may be administered with entire
safety TO an infant.
m AmB BURG FIGS are so efficacious to
adults thai a single dose will prove their value.
HAMBURG FIGS are so elegantly pre-
pared that they need only to be presented to the
public TO become necessity In every household
fhroup hOut th0 land. sis
HAMBUaG FIGS, rs cents box. Dose,
n
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03

The following games were played in the
National League Saturday;
AT BOSTON, 81
BOstons =. .......3 OH 4 % o.
Base hlts--Bostons. 8; Phlladelphias, 8. Errors
=Bostons, 3 /; Phladelphlas, "a. Batteries
Clarkson and Bennett; Casey and Clements.
AT WASHINGTON.
Innings........I 3 8 2 %
Washngtons. ......0 2O1 o. 20
New foTks.........1 A o o o.
Base hits Washingtons. 10; New YOrks, 10
ErrOrs-W -Washlngt0ns, New Yorks, IS. Rat
terles-keeie and Ebright; Keefe, Crane, Whit
ney and Ewing.
THE LEAGUE STANDING.
The following Is the standing In the Ma
tional League:
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PALPITATION OF THE nEAKT.

Persons who suffer from occasional palpitation
of the heart are often unaware that they are the
victims OF heart disease and are liable to die with
out warning They should Danish this alarming
FLTNT's REMEDYMack Drug Co., N. Y.
mars eod1stp1y
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03

Mean daily ther....58.5 MAX. vel. wind..... 80
Minimum ther....55.5
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(June 2, 1889, 800 P. M.
Observations taken at the same moment OF time
at all stations
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03
Reported Loss Of the Express.
Boston VIII Aid.

BosToS, June 2.-Mayor Hart has sent
kilograms to.the governorof Pennsylvania,
the president of the Pennsylvania railroad
and the mayor Of Pittsburg asking what
Boston car do for the Pennsylvania sufferers.
A meeting of citizens was called by the
mayor at his office tomorrow noon to take
actions toward raising funds for that purpose.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-03

A visitation of vast numbers of brown
worms which threaten to destroy the crops,
is alarming the farmers Of Bailey's Island.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

k<ANfEI>~ Fkefx ol,t - kncs f1At kaa-
w o..f Hel MAAt spcSl3iit 81 hAIt
mattresses sna boa sfrlas - ll esatA Niti-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
THE G. A. II. AND MEMORIAL DAY.

The resolution adopted by the Ma
tonal Eacampment of the Grand Army
Of the Republic at Milwaukee protest
ing against the growing practice of in
du.ging in games and other amuse-
ments onMemorial Day Will be endorsed
by every loyal citizen who seriously
considers the matter? As the TELEGRAM
HERALD took occasion to say last
May, such practices are in
consistent with the purposes
for which the day is st apart. The
day Is one for recalling aud honoring
memories Of the heroic dead who Of
fered their lives for the preservation Of
the Union. The occasion ought to be
made solemn one. The exercises
with which it's observed should be as
impressive as those of 4 funeral. They
should be such as are calculated to
mbue the minds OF the rising genera
ton with a proper conception of the
cost and the value of the Union, and
no kind of diversion should be per-
mtled Co neutrallze this effect.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

We tElsl t44l those sAErss-s pfosTes-
s.gs c.t.zszs " 1IE4ld kap.czs eho are
usxnk ui- Introduction II manual
lra.lnz nt0 Our scho0l system, W.
aos h4ys ~ s4it long Tor lns se4lz-
aoa 0f theI PurP0se. Ihe training
sch1ol IS -lre - come. The question:
on.y ona of ume. IL Is well u ds
els- tle subject tloro1glly, fot
g . mlpoEt4as tl4t TIE most
advanced IDEAS saoal1 be in-
earpolate1 l tns school The value
~ lse seae1l 49, 1epsnd L4rgsly upon
Is chars lter. Dat 81 the tact tlat
properly oOldlctsd training sehoo.
would oe ID great value there can be
~ doabL sleh a school would result
eeoaonY ot tmes economy
ot nolet. Rl.en tie
same ta4g, and economy OF
0f morals. Iae same sort 0f gument
ea r aset and properly used. in
eeaalf ata pr4c-eai business educA-
L3a S applicable in favor OF the tram
.n school, Ia tne training school, a.
.n tle business school or IN fact any
sa19l the teacher should DO expert
u tetla ~, as well as that which ne
teaches he should also b. 4 pro
g-e,s4s- nan, man who not only
keeps abreast OF the Inventions Of the
day iu l.s lne Of work, but who can
himself invent. and thus promote al
yancement m h.s department. WITH
such teachers the economy OF time %
lhe pupil could not faI u be- great.
lIe would have the benefit OF both
theory aad practice. and OF the
best 0f both, which is immensely
better tnan either alone 4
great deal IS sad OF the advantage.
VI practical experience IN shops and
ta-.ores Perhaps such experience
alone under good workman may be
uel-ef than theories absorbed from
books or lectures alone, but the train
mg cao3l gives both the theory and
tle practice. Tie teacher who deyOtes
+ as tune % the instruction of MS pupils
with the sole purpose of making skill
/ fu. wOrkmen, must do more effectual
/ work than the boss" who only give:
instruction incidentally Tor the pur-
/ pose ot getting more work from MS ap-
prentice.
Grand Rapids, as the TELEGRAM-HER
AID has remarked before, IS 4 city tC
which a manual training school would
be OF especial value, because it is pccu
harly "a manufacturing city. Such .
school would be valuable alike to tn,
employers and the employees, TO tn,
| employers, because it would give then
the benefit Of the best quality of labor
and 20 the employees, because then
children could have the benefits of q
school which would enable them tc
learn their trades at less expense and
demand the highest wages when thos,
trades have been learned.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
nos he cured BY taking Halls Catarrh
Cure
3. j. CHENEY 6 Co, Props.
10 lo %. vs.. the undersigned, have
hav. known +. >. Cheney FOX 5he last 10
81 ars. and believe him perfectly honor
abe u ail business Transactions and
frsne y able % carry ont any obli-
en- aoOn made ov their hrm.
Wssr O. lErAv. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. 3D.
WArDfxs. arvAv IS MARVIN, Whole
lIe urug- ~ts. Toledo. o.
p ~ NtV hcrsFN. cashier, Toledo
Natuna' Bank. Toledo O.
Halls Jatasrh cure Is taken inter
nal.v. acting directly upon the blood
and murus surfaces Of the system
lesruW ats sent free. Price s5c. PEI
bottle. Sold By all Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01


l. hGNk = tsrse. gils@sSat iFo2f Fo9aA- i-s
tt-s i4rl-s-ca - ~ -fatst. et kstc
ss4fdl1E 41-Sx sea-. las 4ltx - cAci1ela->t
NEwfk szsatsd s8a PxYersa cases te reng
= elas.ap. ~ = -sl.--s-- ll4aiIs ia s&.-et
Ig KENl- Iafes siltes - feelns tsr Akat
heasrkrrFiag. 4as-tfc 81 - Neafot- -
kDk AF>f-A ssaa4 l..Is.lshca roeaa. = l&~y
rrrlt.rea. Apply le i'S Ao-rse ~ A-s
pootS 40 kkN1-FGflsf sGgia4 -fe.'its
a. Alteae4 ala -5lniAs fV~fa. & bedrooms. :.
"a. ffs - F1a1rc. c~-Iar n seas sizes. A-fa A-4
sslt eairr. ~ I4lr- ave. pftee IA Ahs1.ie
= tirsl- -~fs. er ASffi4s EAsissr~HA s~isri
posNS Io EENI-parior. sitnBs -fooE.
II klIllta go atli1s rQetu : teara.fa>
n4nfrF ran1oaF1. rfl lag. Wpfasbvo, L4ll a4
s. 81 ~s-tf, oA ..-r1 ave. fiitt sls 1-t~.ie
r lst lte. el Aerfils 4aole<i @lA .--i.t y
L'ok RIt7- suite 81 rooms AID a eolfea-
ltat ferli sacl hsli. tno ala tnLrd Hetii n.
sila4tea ia 9iicA poek, ia csi fuiisii->t
ta4life 81 l,e- 81
LDKKENf -I4-se sofais. ea rosn o. PcAu
ST. fsout " HeusszaAa building steam
heaf. CAL ~ room =, ttlfd soor. "a
Los RENT Furnished and uafnrnishea
fuolis 81 10 oo1th blUsion-st "a
L'0h LLNl- -feuemcnts Ga lania-st-. between
A ba4st 81. saa Crescent ave-. . > aaa =
per naulh. For Particulars iA4-i II 81. pi
tae .sr.. frail o. q. in. uf O. & n -
L,0K EENI- Desirable roeas furnished o.
unflraisledi single ~ ra SUITE, AocalloA
cclfral and pleasant Is lAsl ale-si-
L0h NEAI-A suite Of ihree rooms and
to5rl over iu- Mulfoe.st. Cali ~ IoplAs
tT0m lltl o'clocs for teits ga
I.OR RENT Pleasant front room iuraishcd
or uniurDisaed. l3l Lasrsso -. corner
Maple ST. IA
EOK hENI-Iwo furnished rooms Oh The
hih. Inquire = Canes 81. "a
EOR NkNI-A sliit ~ ualafHlshec rooms. l3s
Aor,h DltieioH ST.. uear tlc pest once. IA
fTD EENI-iurnI shed rooms. sftAn heated.
at tae tlrnhasrl. SO. 81 ~lulu Dylsiol-
s.. clean. iisul sld sell FURNISHED. Inquire az
room 81. J. ~
gOk RENI-IAres unfurAls1eG rooms a5
treseen1asv ~
LCR HENI Rooms sias.y a4d en sgiIe ilr
Il nisled or UAiulllsAce, al PaiA Place.
Mrs a J. smith.
EOR RENT large elegantly furnished rooms
L facing Crescent ave. aud canal 81. with
erts newly f-rnisa agc feAttyd. Livery thing
strictly nt,t-ciass. tutranrr, Crescent ave. E
aisp. - 'aual-st tnQuire az Room - 'it
L'OH KANi-lurlfshe rooms. steaiB heated .
a aud furnished rooms for light 44o4seAcei p
ing Apply az Room ltc. AeH lloUs 1luan block
Elevator from a - u IL , il. Dec. 4oli
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

DAVID DCorzv FIELD SAWS there are
nearly 10000 lawyers IN tnis country
It q worthy OF note taat there are very
lev OF them n Door-houses.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

Co,1PARIsoSs are not always odiOus.
~ the citizens Of Los Angeles Will look
at tie fate of khenzor.k IN Russsa they
VII bc very thankful that their earth
quake shock was no more severe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED Agents 1or the Universal fafsrrf
W Cure big mones. stamp fof pr 1cuiars

WANTED Agents for the Universal faisffh
W Cure. Big money stamp fof particulars
Quincy Mff No., efanl Rapids nien "a
~ 10 So month can b. made WORKING
go faf "a agents preferred rhn esn ftif
Hish horSe and GIVE their whole tWf g. f1e
business. -faff moments uHf d. lfutthi.f
employed a.h0. A e." vacancies iN Tow Nf aNo
cities ~ = johnson A fH. lH# Nn si.
Richmond Va Please state Hff ann
business experience. Never mluf about sfne
IN. eiafnDs Ion reply u 6fo. Nri "a
AGENTS should write for illustrated cIreniaf.
Il terms anf fHn weeks Tree trist ~ Missouri
Washer Washes dir Jest clothes rieaf hf boa
steam without rsbplrg easily solo prof table
7 Worth ei. Lous. 80. ~
XYkNTFr a fpv good ereffeiic agents.
W ladies preferred, g. sel tIffhIff nl
versa Silver Polish u t mot silver
rufa llouid silver polish n ie fafnr - " ID
reot..n uHn have silver ware ano = good 81 -.
boz terms aad part et 49, address q r
FIfrhis jfreiar ant mauufacfurer. hnIs 'rs
station. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
REAL EsTATE COUNTRY.

oVp timber isU Tor sale cheap Win e1-
change a q Tl-t If
THHfNE sIA.I .tfr foT sale. eleven r te
\ snrfHe e.ast .f Grand Rapids wei v-t.re
good tH.fd rgs .s.4 efrle-r. sol urcef En.I I
state of e4.tiFsten wHla tats approved
PROPERTY fer p paff q purchase Bree
Me- ~. hr2DdtI'f. h .ch. t
EoR sALF Lot SO RI of'sws Beach ghis
lot one - fhs first selection. n - ia-
osfed or > sb4rf distance from the hoteI ana
bas fac tieE ~ Lake u .tIEaH ADDRESS
Jas II Hesk ns or "a. p. InFeiard Grand
hsrffs " rh lslsf,
= f.Hse. rnrr r-~nzrd ~ ee~rs lfr rlr t.rn~ f.
r r O. frru bs tv.I foI sac cheap inquire
Tae-srf. teIeatf a reussB- 81 ri
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

GAvD RArfrs should invite the
Georgia editors aud farmers 10 this city
when they VISIT Chicago. The South
ought % know what A fine city We
~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

Psor1E should be especially careful
about dres now. Everything IS so
dry a confAgrahOn could be started
very easily and there Is very little water
in some parts os the city 10 exunguish
fires.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

A. sasssrib<r - THE TELEGRAM
KFralD 10 faiis 70 rscsiss shs PApss
s-xalariFs o. 80 mAy AAss fs@''@ -
..,'...l.la ~ IAts dsl4ssfy. -in coarsr .
.a-.l..l sa.sr - iarsraaiaE lAls saaes %
- go r.nss. ssad psssai card or cal
sp tsisphoas 8st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

IL you want t0 purchase a bedroom
su e. at roc < bottom prices, 90 not for
-ef shat the star Furniture Company
~ ~onth uviron-st.. have fine line
- sslect from. and are asking prces
rrrs.aIIr lowe
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

II Won rautt0 purchase a bedroom
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rrt tnat f.a star Furu ture Company.
100 south DVNlon-st., have a tne line
la select from. and are asking prices
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
FOR sALE- -lGsCELLANEOUs.

EOR SALE-Three frame houses. 10 be moved
al once. Call at once of Oriel Cabinet Co.
H.