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Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
sT.PAuL. MIMI.


NOTES sssasss tss sas iIs s5 ssass's.i sS.
pess men and Others has revealed: ID
Tists the ,s1sGoGsIN CENTRAL. has The
unqualified endorsement Of ttll;
That The WISCONSIN eEsTa,lL has today The
most popular line between N1NNEAPo LIS
ST. PaHLana MILLWAuKls.s and CHICAGO:
Thatt WISCONSIN, cENIRA!, is daily adding
to It's admirers as the recognized PULLMAN
Eliue between MISSfAPoIIs, gr.F PAUL
& and MIIsWAUKEEan6 GHicaGG;;
sThat,hs WfseoasIs cE8rEAl. ,oaehes the
& most prominent soints 10 and that
has more irnpos, at btisstiess eentefx on its
I. through. line than any ethar railwsy IN The
y NORTHWEsT
That wIsEoNsIN SENTRAE hAs nssde IN sn-
viatle reputation with rs pessien DINING
CAR SERVICE.
That me twIseoSsIS eESTss. IS rms ,sst susias
with eoni.aod iosss Ard secoaa.neaa'io:'
I for all;
s1has The WISCONSIN CENTRAL hss representa-
8tives distributed thscasA Aouk ne country who
& VIII xhssSfuIty slye any nfefsIsssoh tAat may
ss beidestred and sstat IL tefnfnxis Agents are
ssesi4lls instracled % look sftet The comfort
ssf psaseHgerS who may be routed yis It's line.
3lcr dsssiled lufornatIon. spply 70 your nasres
Ut q eprsss r.as sivss Of Tie read.
~ lvytpll q. IAEl LEN JAs BARKER,
tssnl ,isnasers tsenl. PaasE Z. Tx. Ass
Louls EcksTElN,
Asfts tssnas Fsslrs l&E,fks. Ast 3.7..s, j.
s1G1LsEA1Kn yFIs.
Il. =. ARSON, kdIsh Nasessp Passsu sussrAyens,
S. g NSeolIsi Hons ploei
;sssfssxsArpIz MIN
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
I11,s!ic,4l5

Rs.elysp she teassiiio g ne ,sss clsy
Oh Little FAllS D. I.
Nm: s,.s s'ssl s
Mide, md wen Snsiied wiIh iwensy. snny sptkes
upon tkfee ltsl6ell lof tosIrb iilh alsassl:
onosR e ssst sos iss sask ssds Slosk
of In II Hi aippi ait1a1 10 thss IoMAslaA 1l
s,s isil. n ss s1ss ss iMarsR
ssos na5tnfs,s easss q M u III M
~ spal,i,.a alenk .le ias:
sss:s.n ,ty e sne ,en .s,th q
spnih siae af Slceks ia Ihre
6tfy -fonfG 10 the s60eh corner or Inst MID
blocks ald tom .ths cexnsrs of haock
'iwosieg md ysiire .iss) / Is no ssptheaN
corner of last said block in sd Thayerx Addi.
ton aud All TIE said City OF 5Ittle Falls All
lumber g ss s.,a s,aswsla s
s @ fsst siae ss Is 81 s ia q tss s
1c3aI grAds af Oak street and 81 ReAt %
saanfs II so she 8 approval il
grade Of the Inad eomniitiee of fhe Council and
| sseh and an OF the owners Of lots On blocks
ssss .ss l 8 81 .Se 1 ioass s.y g
ot May "a ID 1859. ;S
Fnriherrn.snlyea 4hat5 this resolution be pub,
,sntd twice "a The 11,tIs Faa,s
e0NN SSfASyS1
notice to said owners of the adoption ofthisrest
kolhiiOn. Said neWspaps pr fol the pull Of ihis
notice being dselared the oficiAl paper Of the
EcIty.s sF,sE TS ~ $:,s g 7,3
Passed April Sch 1859. q u a 35 s55 ~
z :5sSSs s. FRED HOFFMAN, 5E ss2
81 President of The Council
*ss J1MIs s1UAnT, MI y: s s.!5s
8 q. Citys Clerk. 4ss55&sx 4ss,:5 5&sx
s. & q RIcHARDseN.
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
,iprIcE oF NarTdAaE sAIs

'D4.edst .lat.,eI Islls thts atIa day A. =
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

IS E53,ei - .@%s2g$es. Mortgage.
/, C. A. LlNDBERGH. $50 II j ~ fs5@31
~ Attorney for Mortgage, sss:s
{ Ea< ,%@ :5 Little Fails, Mini.
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
3. NOTICE. OF EXECUTION SALE.

WILLIAN J. Holm AND c. F. LAME sts
s55fi Attorneys for MOftgAAee. sS@ si s&ss 3T5l
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12

The Increase in Price to Sl.e5 per Acre
= Has Wrought tho Change IN the Ked
Little Falls transcript., 1889-04-12
ORDER FOR HEARING pRooR OF WILL.
TATE OF FstIHNSEsoTA,l IN PROBATE Coukr

Commissioner of the STATE Land
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-12-21

ical or other semi-priyate purposes, and are able,
substantially as at the present time, to raise COM
mon funds for such ends, by contributions from
their private credits.
Crime has shrunken to almost imperceptible pro-
portions. Robbery, theft and fraud of every sort
are without motive in society where all have
abundance, twhere covetousness is not stimulated
by different degrees of luxury, and where equality
Of resources is annually renewed. Not only fraud,
but even falsehood, is almost unknown, owing to
the fact that none are dependent for their livei-
hood or for any advantage upon the favor of their
fellows, and having nothing to fear or hope from
them, are without temptation to prevarcate. AS
to crimes of violence, the universal refinement of
manners which results from general high educa-
ton has tended to reduce them to the same small
proportions in which they now occur among the
educated classes. AS for corruption among public
officials there are no corporate personal inter
ests opposed to the public interests to create q
motive for bribery, neither is there any wealth to
bride with, nor poverty to be brbed.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-12-21
From New Mexico
WHITE OAKS, N. NJ, Dec. 7, 1889.

w nllE OAho, 1N' MI bcC !, 1901.
Editor of Woman's Chronicle.
l have today, for the first time, had the pleas
ure of reading your bright little paper | have
always felt the greatest interest in what is termed
the "Woman's Question" since, when as a child
in New England heard of Lucy Stones lectures
on 'woman's rights" and listened to the ridicule
showered upon ''unsexed females" "poticians
in pettcoats, 4" ''old hens who want to crow, and
numberless other pointless vituperatives from
would-be wits. That day has long passed, how
ever. Nothing commands respect like success,
and as one obstacle after another in the way Of
woman's progress has been removed, ridicule has
given way to such argument as can be made in a
poor cause.
Here, in New Mckee, but little is as yet said or
written on the numerous issues which 60 to make
up the woman question, but there is liberality
shown toward women and a disposition to help
rather than hinder them, which argues much for
our cause when the Territory shall become State.
Here, as elsewhere women are in the schools,
hotels postoflices, printing offices and editorial
chairs. The largest Photographic establishments
the Territory is owned and managed by a lady,
whose husband is prominent journalist, and
women are successfully carrying on poultry farms
and cattle ranches Several of the most enter
prising ranch owners are women who have either
been left by the death of their husbands with the
property on their hands, or who have taken up
government land-a homestead, presumption, or
desert land claim, in some instances all three-and
have added to their possessions as opportunity
offered. The acres of alfalfa, the focks of sheep
and goats and herds of cattle attest their success.
When New Mexico becomes State these women
will hardly sit down tamey and see Their hard
earned dollars taken from them by taxation and
used for the carrying out of measures of which
they may or may not approve, but which they are
powerless to help or hinder. Even the least
sangune in our ranks cannot but see that the day
must come when those who earn the money will
have at least voice in its disposal
With many wishes for your success in your en-
terprise, | am
Yours fraternaly, A. L. NJ
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-12-21

AT the meeting of the various farmers organi-
cations and the Knights of Labor is st. Louis last
week, they agreed to combine for the purpose OF
effecting these three reforms, viz.
1. Making the treasury of the United States
the issuer of all money and the free coinage Of
silver.
2. The running of railroads and telegraphs by
the United States postofIice department.
3. Acquiring possession by the government OF
all lands held by foreigners.
If you want to find out what women are dong
in this and other countries subscribe for WoMANS
CHRONICLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
oRWERErucK INN,
PROSPECT house,

family hotel tho Mohawk River The drives beaUtl.
full varied extending the picturesque
portion OF the MohANk Valley The river affords excellent
facilities for boating aud Gshlng. Cuisine unexsollod be-
supplied direct from the ghborlng farms Fresh milk
fruit vegetables &c. IN abundance Rates 80 q $40
week Special Accommodations and rates for families deSr
remain throughout the For further partiCu
lars ahdreyI MOHAWK. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
RgCoRDED MoRreAeEs.

itsar. Csroine TO Peter KeaYney. n 0 9 Trcmontaye
Q Jefesson ave. 1 yeay, $500.
Brishsp. William 70 John Astor, No g Finest
iyj srsssss, sW srrs. q Wolf Cohen. n ssfoik.ss
sfapton III. fnstalmets, o. ,2S0.
Bfsssnkr Mssy. 70 jacob Rupert 0 1ssave. 121st
!" aisssea Eisyd to Ddnund Hendricks. No % El~,ss
70 III. s,sss.'' cudiiOD' o'daF''A o'n-
osashsiia, Peter % Henry II Jones. iaaa-'s eth
e e.ssssa SiisS % George seh'st~sr No 800 Dc
passia. Shsi,es 70 John piEsiow. no $40 MsiisOp.
Dsasss ceinsa: g yIors S.,s,S SSdpn Cedar
Lewis Edward 70 Equitable Life Assurance soeetS q
vnited staies Broadway anss yssI1 tss.s
EassraiS James. % csroline Hsrtael. MOttst
ssass fSSs p, !. J,s sod s'''n'-'s
s. IS SosS e % lie BroadSsy ssynss fnsstnsioa
lslh,st a MsSe, years &c. geo 7s,ha.
slssS Morris 70 ?ssss 7 Mafsh'i[ . '''h'S''
pssS q xswYsrf. seeoS. Oliver apd Oak sts, yeas.
iis;rsin. Ereasyics. 70 Henry LYMAN. sS.a'
HsssT rissse ssd yifp % David J.o'conner. NJ asi
fss,s & All. smsioss kSss. same property. sesrh
\. isisss c.shas.rs % David s, Tt'r. q sdaTs'
HsteS.assr. John. % Emile ,, Murray, . iaod'st
ltsys Jesfs MARRIAGES. 800 =. ..n xy.,..
Kiskssth AsIs % Charles Kiebiseh, NO go "s'Sf'
Kst kasrse % II. Badsaa ., soth%s sth'
Mlssss sncn d Hsnu strs~bOurses ea chrssis.
fAsts Tns.i e 'bcfs B,oeRmsn, s. 1885,
Sgqfbe bdtavcs years, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
..s .r rnE ExcHANGN.

.,ts,xTss AT THE EXCHANGE
ppes. sefye market at the Real Estate
shsfs - ...ssv and much Of the property put
opsar .,s.lv ia Tor. smSt. Ryan offered NO.
w - : aeurstory and cellar brick tenemen'
1snes ~ .noss IT sold for $4,000 90 Eliza Newaa.
~ .,.,,losssfs offered various lots IN hsmsoA
% sasS ana quo
sts the corner n, o. io,S about
Hfor,ens The corner Of 0neJbundfed ana w, ~
srsssSt $500 aud interior lots IRON S-O
ia $50 ssayth offered Ieasehold interest IN N9
seen ss5y. 1ih-st held at ground re atnSts aai
lp ssu, Tho property Is ioursr1I! ave 81 the
"a "a isr $3.50 100 70 y. aaesioneer offered No 4o6
3strsy-ninthsi., hve.story BRICK Rnc,aI month
smsstsl0 The property ronts for Sloo P0i '"'''
- ses sae;seee Co 70 sold No. S. Hsrilsonavs 10,
~ The property Is three story anu - rnsen.
sSsnsione house and sold for sSsT lots on
jnts in Wiiard-ave. brought 1900 up 70 pInioS.
- 81. N Fjrstst. brought 1870, aoo io's IA
- about 1900 apiece.
New.Yori, wednesday. May 10.
-. ,o,,ow,nr sales were held at the BxcH's' ""N
a.ctlon Rooms to-day;
49," By j. r. p. Smyth ,s,.. :,
one ,s:ry GYM :; aSv SH III iss Ieady
s sis.9 sS ~ s : h %s:s sA
one ts'ofy e lS s iot soioxioo 6xricsrsSl"
By smyth Ryan. s,,.
One s.s,ory buidins, WITH lot No Nav NSSa "a zoo
W. y, Chertyst lot Is l0x2o5 EiaS ne"D eoyncr ~
- na yant ~ land on Hamilton Piars 80 ooo
ae,h a ina bxe0 pie9 f1x1121 a ssnp eorner ~
SSs piIos s & sns e Saysr s1So2S
NJ j. Thomas stesrna
rtsytvo lots located O. cllntph sssta John HOpHns
.yea fst and 81 stS Woodb~b he's"~'
.sd eshers sS 32a
ByEH Ludlow o.
81, . s,,,a,.s Win lot No 100 IL West sstA.st "
nv o, p Ingsshan Co.
Safe OF buildings VIA lot on Sthave eotnef OF i4%o
a. vas adjourned % May 81.
- Nv wnism KennsIly q Brother.
r.,. AZ bulatss win lot No 100 West 27th.sk and
hniIsIns With lof No 1x7 El<abeth.st was adjourned
By Richard " Harnstt & Co.
IN. ,ias A. l,sd on Eingsbfidge Road, corner Of
fsssm u iolssi5s Islo0xl5e11; whalen 60, S76.
SIX lots Ishksnst corner OF Nernhiyeaafe' SoA
100 each; nne bayef, &,72a
BRoOxLYN PROPERTY.
nss xstary dwelling with lot No IS Harrison ave.
ef Ratiedgess lot IS exs0; Dusenberry, e5. 4T5
Ssls d the house with los No T2S Hahcoek-st Of
Par aas-aye. vas Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
l1ublie Noiire.

CI,rY on NEW. YORK FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
RIJREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESS
nhNTrs Mr. sE HNp 6S SsrEE REsH Hn
OFFICE or TIE COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS
- AND CLERK OF Aii!RsEtAtRs; n ,asa
NU JfTTTSsT Of FH TIE SALE Of Lands and lene
o,nn S ,nS rents on 1859 1883 AMI 1884 under the d.
fecoa u Theodore W. Myers Comptroller OF tho civ OF
Undersigned hereby give: public not,s p3ss1hqs to
the provisions % lection 0ad Of the Nsw'Fork OS Con
ooisssioe HGs peeve owners Of all lads and enensnts
situated IN tho WsFds . ga insiS s r. me MY
q Sa yhss S nd sss sa2 are now eanng
duo and unpaid and also the rsARSEy oSr mt,aea M
lands and teeehts IN the lly 2 H.S sts
he Wards aoiessif On T w. Sss ~, 1885, 1854 snd 1884,
ia sr now remaining due and unpaid arr rsaqrea % Is
NE said taxes and Creon water Isnt' ~ - ~ va n n
unpaid Win sn6 me from DO zinc wben The became due
g hs tns ~ payment together Win me sna.gs OF this
SoeS ard adeuc9t g nc cGeS Ss FnaAs sNs,
sa e Ia tie Stewart bgdIns corner OF Broadway and
Eha,sbsps street IN said city ,, ~ anal. ,,,,o,, A
4nd We. y vii bs soA 81 public aaSliOh d the
su ~ In the City Hall PARA n The CITY o. New.
<ak on Monday June 10 1850 o. ~ O'clock naSa for
we ~ sIo IN Consideration Of advancing tho hmoua.
~ az on Crooa waor rent AS the case may e 40 que ad
unpaid and the Interest thereon I2re@ia q e ss as
se and Al, otheT costs All charges accrued hsson
and that such sale VIII be continued from ns e a1e
ant oil the lands and enentnts 80 advertised for ie
shH osee n hereby further given detailed statement
Of Tho and e Qroton water fnts me owneIshp OF
aslu aflad IL Published w panphet 9od that copies
stes s 4 I rs ana S DO a.
hvcfed 70 any person sppssy'sSSA p By 'Ho ''''~
Collector ss AsseSsmsnts and Clerk Of AfFsstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

ARVERNE.BY.THE-SEA,
AVON I'M n ,

Application for board this ayofite soasias resort
Chostnut-st, Phladephia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
THE NEW TAPPAN ZEE HOTEL,

SOUTH NYACK. oN.THE-HUDsoH, N Y.
Strictly Rir6t-caSs FAMILY Hotel. with AL modern
improvements Opens June isL 3 minutes from depot.
uouse open for selection Of rooms send ioy circular
W. w. PALMER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

QUAKER HILL DuTCHEss COUNTY. n. y.
A Arst-eHss family hotsl I'm tho Highlands o. tia Hud
son, ]. 800 feet above the sea.
OPgN- JCNEf5.
HOWE & GILMAN. ptoprietor'
AadresA until Juno 1, Madison Avenue Hotel. Sshst,
Eew.Yofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

KoBBEs
JERSEY COAST AND PINES.
COMPLETE GUIDE
TO
NEw.JEasEY
SUMMER AND WINTER RESORTS
% FULL PAGE ILLUsTRATloNS
ELABORATE ROAD MAPS
Hotel, Boarding. House and Cottage Rates
A full description OF all places OF interest
"a BaedOeker OF the Jersey Coast and Pines excepting
that literary finish IL far surpasses ia German model
Price rs csns For sale Of sll bookstores or on sp
plieaton 10 the publisher.
eusrAv roBBE, short HmA M
yJIfE WfSCAss T.-Mount pocono, Penn -sesSon 81
i 1859 opens June Is Address A. J, KING, manager.
Mount Poeono, penn
INVITE MOUNTAINS, BETfILEHEM. N, ". In.
w Iateed and tefurnsbed. On Man-st uighest points
large lawn pure spring water. stFienS hfshstess
Address ~. n hbboAt.--
xxt rfIrR 1sULPHUR STRINGS, HELDERBER6
sus r. r. fare from Albany 70 h2as2 81 70 rsteA ~ 70
write JACOB 'Ii0CIisTRASSIf, Befne Alb. Co, ~. Y.
E,syiIBURToSs BY.THE.eEA.
w EpYinE Lake Beach n. j. Reopens June directly
o. vac eea'A n 4. bEToHwoRTu.
The morning news., 1889-05-07
The Reverend Walters Revenge.
From the Detroit Free Press.


An incident occurred at a ba 1quet a few even
ings ago that did not find it's way into the re-
ports or the affair. One Of the most pronline It
men of the state, who was stationed near the
departing guests, no sooner observed the arra
OF wlneglasses at his plate than he turned them
all tom side up. A few minutes later the
col red waiter asslgCei to that section OF the
festive board came a ong wi a decanter Of
sherry, S.Ized the dist lgUiShed geutleman's
sherry glass, turned it right side up. and He'd
1t to the brim. The gentleman, astonisned and
vexec, said to the man and brother in a sub
dued but penetrating tone
How long have you been a waitery''
Il isn't waitah. sab; Use preacher I'm
just he ping for nj hit"
We'll, your head waiter should have in.
struc ed you that when a man tdrns his glass
up side down he doesn't wish wine
Tne servant apoo2Ized and lie banquet pro
ceeded. midway of the feast the waiter nur.
riedly set before the distinguishe | gentleman a
small glass cup, having handl- at one 81 ie and
filled with frozen pms -colOred decocton that
might have been a strawberry ice. The disil-
guished gentlemal tasted il " ith his spoon in
an abstracted manner, while listeRl lg to the
conversation Of his Daighbor at his left and
hndiug II OF pleasing taste, swallowed spoon
ful after spoonful tillit was early half devoured
Taen the pFeacher-wai suddenly renemba ed
something, diyed forward seized the cup and
lifted II away. saying as he did so;
Be< pawdon. sab; excuse me, sab; dis is
frozen punch"
The countenance OF the distinguished temper
ance man was for several moments a study for
physognomist.
The morning news., 1889-05-07
MEDICAL.

SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
Is entirely vegetable preparation containing
no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, or other poisonous
substances.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
Has cured hundreds of cases of EpitheIioma or
Cancer Of the skin, thousands of cases Of Eczema,
Blood Humors AID Skin Diseases. and hun
drets Of thousands Of cases Of Scrofula, Blood
Poison and Blood Tant.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
Has relieved thousands Of cases Of Mercurial
Poisoning, rheumatism, and Stiffness of the
Joints.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY OF THE SWIFT SPECIFIC.
We append the statement of few:
81 have useG S. S. s. on patients convalescing
from fever and from measles with the best results
j. n. CHENEY, Nj. D. Ellavile, Ga.
BREMEN. GA.--T-ilie White was afflicted with
sCrofulC scvel years. | prescribed ). >. D, and
to-day be is a fat and robust boy.
c. ". PARKER, NJ. D.
RICHMOND, VA Dec. 15 1851 have taken
three bottles Of Swft's Specific, for secondary
blood poison. Il acts much better than potash or
any other remedy have ever used
B. T. WINFIELD, NJ. D.
Book on Contagious Blood POISON mailed free,
An druggists sell S s. s. TIE SWIFT SPscrFIc
Co.. Drovcr 3, Atlanta, Ca New York, 40
Broadwas-
The morning news., 1889-05-07
A Sentence That is Criticised.

The finding of the court mart al in the
case of Maj. Lydecker, the engi ear having
the management Of the Wasningto acuue-
duct extern sion, who was charged with
neglscting his duties in colnec lion with the
acqueduct is not generally approved. The
impression seems to be at he should have
been much moro severely punished. In
fact, those who heard the te tim NY did not
have much doubt that he would be dis
missed from the army.
The acqueduct cost over $4,000, ,001, half
of which the taxpayers of Washi gton
paid, and the other half was pnid by the
government Owing to the character Of
the work done in it the acqueduct, when
completed, was practically worthless. Mai.
Lydecker's neglect of du Y, therefore,
caused a los to the government a d to the
District of Columbia of an immense sum of
mo ey.
The court martial undertook to defend
him by saying that the defective work Of
the CO TRACTORS could not have been dis
covered however vigilant Major Lydecker
nigh, have been. The Presi lent, however.
did not agree with the ourt martial Oh this
point. In approving the finding of the court
he said: The suggestion that the strictest
and most faithful supervision of the progress
of such work is powerless to detect and
correct the shams which are practiced by
contractors in this case, is dscredit to the
engi eering profession, d entirely mad
miSsibe."
The people of Washington think that the
loss imposed upon them by Maj. Lydecke S
neglect is to- eat TO be permitted to pass
Aithout protest. They demand that ne
bard of commissio lers of toe district
shall be reorganizsd, and that the Interests
of the district shall be placed in the hands
of firsy-class business men. Maj. Lydecksr
is one of the commissioners, bat he is
hardly the man the people of Washington
want in that position. There does not ap-
pear to be much confidence in hi fitness
for any public place. He no doubt feels
thankful that the court-martial let him off
so easily.
The morning news., 1889-05-07
His Fatr OtiSm : bated.
From the Detroit Free Press


Il SUPPOSE they are having big time in New
York to-day he observed to the maa at the
tel graph window yesterday.
Yes
Great parade--hags-decor and bur.
rahsg
Yes"
wish was there Just makes my blood tin.
gle TO think OF it. I'm patriot. Ian. 90 in
for my country fist, last and ali the time"
Yes"
Il want 'em to know down there that I'm
with EN- in spirit to-day. Guess Ill send a tele-
gram to the mayor"
"All right"
This man went over to the desk and spent
twenty minutes on a four-page telegram. and
he handed it into the window with the remark:
'Ihere That shows how feel. Just rush it,
will y0u?"
-Four dollars and seventy-two cents, replied
the clerk as he counted it up.
For what's
For the telegram. You'll have to pay in ad.
vance.
4 will, :"
Yes. sir"
It en- 1t don't GO I'm patriot, l am, but
they can take their old para le aud go to Ha j.
fax. | eleve in my country, ut let the coun.
try pay the expense. It's a mfoolery
anyhow, and il save my money for next Christ
mas
The morning news., 1889-05-07
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MEET1NGs.-The German-American Mutual
Loan and Building Association; Oglethorpe
Lodge No. l. /. o. o. F; Excelsior Lodge No. g.
K. P; Chatham Assembly No. 1876, R. S. G. F.;
Chatham Gun Club; Stockholders Brush Elec-
trio and Power Company; Savannah Lodge
No. 1853. K. OF II.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Notice to Contractors, D
". Lum. Chief Engineer E. T. Va. & Ga. Ry.
Savannah Bonds Wanted, Joseph Ehlen; Co
logne Free to Visitors at g. NJ Heidt's; Early
Closing of Shoe Dealers: Grand Opening of Sui
livan's Garden This Evening; Notice of Copart-
nership. John A. Douglass Son.
AUCTION SALEs-Executor's Sale, Stocks. etc,
by l. D. LaRoche & Son; Executors Sale of City
Property and Wild Land Lots, by J. McLaugl-
lin Son; Horses, Mules and Buggies, Admin
istrator's Sale by R. H, Tatem; Administrators
Sale, Executors Sale of Valuable City Property,
Administrators Sale of City Property, by c. H
Dorsett.
LEGAL NoTIcEs-As to Debts for and against
A. n. Miller's and Patrick Burns Estate.
SUMNER RESORTS Mountain Top Hotel ana
Springs, Massie & Co., Alton, Va.
ADJUSTMENTS - The lam moth Balloon aud
Parachute will be Picked Up at Sea by the
Steamer Gov. Stafford.
Cow PEAS, ETC.-W. D. Simkins
To THE VIsIroRs-A Falk & Sons.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES Special schedule for
May Z, and Of Savannah and Tybee Rail
way.
MED1cALr-Compound Damiana, W. F. Hendy,
Pharmacist.
STEAMSHIP ScHEDu1E-Baltimore Steamship
Company.
CHEAP COLUMN ADVERTISEMENTS Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent; For
Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.