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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26
q. F. Hamilton, ThuQuslak.


Hon. J. L. Madison. editor OF the
Macon Democrat and brother Of Speak
or Madison OF Noxubcc, was shot and
killed by Il man named Scott, last
week. The MESSENGER regrets the
sad occurrence very much for Mr.
Madison was a good man and 30 en-.
tcrprising citizen Chickasaw Mes.
senger.
Mr.. Madison had many friends here
who we're shocked at HE untimely
death. lie vas an able lawyer. a man
~. frank. courageous. man. jackson
Commonwealth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26

We advise those paPCrs WHO sN q.
in. iuto Senator ffHaei, -
severe The S}sr- Tsn1W
frankly, rhaf tie sTrsli Try 'r sewer
,,,ing delinquent Stsfe ls8,ls Tor -
wa. al ~uniuteutiousl t-rl- f11 -
have no doubt that be 81 he .ft EE>'
TO rcciify it when the opno-ul-.f y
presented We feel sure >ca+'cr ls--
lard is a man Of ragged houesy saa
ne deserves credit for exposing i&t
Treasury shortaza-Caumt-c7al H&
ail
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

is it worth the small price OF IS cent.
TO free yourself OF every symptom Of
these distressing complaints, it YOU
think % call Al u store and get q
bottle Of Sliloh's Vitalizer. Every
bottle has n printed guarantee Oh il
use accordingly, aud il II docs you NO
good il will cost you nothing. Sold By
j. F. Jones, Macon.
.. T. Hamilton. Shuquslak.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26

There i. ease e. ser9iuia berg that
has mcndei VERY ia,I under Doe ircat-
ntcnt OF DR.. Bulls >ars5qar.aa, aiEet
all other treatments failed 10 go iaa
mau any good la4>o know az q -aS,
OF plies that pr. Bar, oarsaPsrs b
cured. In csst Of whites aud Woa
disease 1t ha. proved Itself Tie sas'
medicine 10 give quick re.~icf-]oFa
J. Cook. N. b., NJ Vernon Ind.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26
slow 10 Cure All skin Diseases

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENr.'
No internal medicine required. Cures tet-
ter. eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face.
hands, nose, Ne, leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for SwAYNEs
OINTMENT. h0NlO-om
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26

Tie Nicaragua Corpany. organizes
gzl vcar. hqs started in or anc'h@
-er.rise which viii require ua
m ions IL carried 10
Tie COMPANY hS> 5 csgiiF. oi>'~o
40. with the privilege Of .3cnet>
"a $aoOOO,O0I. Il has already
store houses, hos i,als ssd
at Greytown.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26

IH.Ise r, \ Till. at the %bcgjnuine
.,fbc torn ot Federal Court at Abcr-
deem, rejected all persons iur pet,
Jurors who could not read, write ana
calculate interest,
4 bin has been introduced in Con-
srcss making appropriation for the G
rcctiou otposi Office buildings, proEd'
cd gross receipts are certain amogn,.
gI4. .allouing towns in Mississippi WI.
r..,ivc the benefit of the oil! il II
nuld become a law:
B-ooShqvcn, Canton, Columbus, Cor
5u,h. Holly Springs, Greusts. N7ca,
Meridian. Na,chcz, Oxford. Fort Uro-
son, StarkyiIle, Wcsl Point, Niao-a-
Nazoo City,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26
SHERifF'> s,LA.
The State of Missi,>lpPi.
NoNuhrr County.
John Divine
GEo. Vi. GONAN.
SerN ct slate.


George RCsslcv.
Ry virtue of the above Il ted Nrsi direct
cd to me from the efire OF \, T. Dent, May.
or and ex-eihcio Justice OF the fea,e oi
said county, ! will, on
Monday. the sth day Of April, 1880,
at the Court House of said county, within
l,ral hours. sell by auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
property. which has been levied on by me
~ the property Of said defendant, and vii
be sold 10 satisfy said writ and all costs, to-
wit:
House and lot occupied b, self In fraction
al hloes 81. in the town Of Macon. NoXubeC
county, Mississippi.
4. T. DORRolI,
apll9-St Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26

Young man, if you have the itch ot
any skin disease, you cant be to quick
in curing it, so Ouy at once II hox OF
Hunts Cure. Guaranteed TO cure.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26
GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL Tonic

II 10 - pleasant to the taste as lemon
syrup.
fhs smallest infant will take 1t and
never know 1t 10 medicine.
Children cry for 1t. Never fails to
cure.
Chile onoe broken will not return.
Cset you only half tho price Of other
Call fenics.
10 eainias needed. No purgativs
needed.
Contains ~ poison. Cheaper than
quinine.
It purifes the blood and removes all
nalArial poison from the system.
Il v ~ large ~ any aoller tonis and
"DETAILS FOR 30 CENTS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26
WASHINGTON. Anil u. 1852.

tina, secured The coat-act. Tie thing
/ b,, had a .naky appearance from The
dr,t, and the ~iudieatioD> uow are ts@'
somc,yyy i going TO ct into troublo
/ before iii done Uub, Mr. Wind ;
business associates during ta- Two O.
hrcc wear, l.. >peu, in New lo-Nt CIV
before becoming S~vc'aU q N'
Treasury wcU uoi >l,a = 10 Is
! coa6ieucs
The republican @
which L. Iea s-
dzys 40 aa'c3 s.
which t.c.E party -
sia seemingly
2ai ac t1> 80
w D. o. @. S~ ~
>sasi1
Frais |l'S 81
cal tas
.a> ma
Siaafi
ca- >-',s h+''
At sh-
N"A
1lt.l
p7tNi.
s%N ID .H',-
81 ''
Airt BIS F-~
&''3 >A.'' -
"a ofsFs Na-.H aItai@
THE H~.~tr-'s o. .ht '
tstE ri become cas- 9l'. .
Tbs cru1 ~ 49, O. congress i '' "
-sa rc1rca-l o. '4t revenue, 81
-ove:Ducr~ ans rs
vl5ch NJ la-l,t IS ~
Ces>s Ire 1sv'laes A.'2A' - .''
QH tUuEns : it9-t0e4 i1- - ''
republicans q ne HOUSE 44''s .
auf our zoo. lang Spout 'A' "-
aul TIA, Iii Wal t4rI'sh @ Oh
IOQ democrat, can II n@'e'lA .>
ths con y D~-lE-e>onA lsft
Speaker Reels - !~Vs afe 10 :
extended i- the >euaia ii ! sA'"' u
enable iAa ms.or1iy iofVsA ll'hss I'D
res Of bissessl5l as .ast aslAe! mn
to, 10 naltsc how mach The mih'H'.
may wish TO lake ldhe eAous" ~ !"
teIigcn'ly discuss measures oti''
passing hon.
The Pan Americsn Congress Is
thing OF the past, and It's member
have gone on a lahht ATousH W
Southern States before reiurnln
home. lfthe recommendations OF IL
Congress arc adopted by the govern
menls represented there Is a h''
doubt that the Congress will marx a
+. era in American history Not ii
least in importance OF its recommel
datinn- was that III favor oil se''lin
I'll disputes between the republican
OF America by arbitration.
Senator DOlph's smelling comml
tee" which has for weeks been tryir
! 10 find tic leaks through which new
Q Of executive sessions OF the Sens
+. reached the public, has by the decl
e i've vote of IS 10 % been snubbcd
, the Senate for its trouble. The vo
: was taken on the rcso ution report'
by the committee to bring tie new
Y paper mcu WHO refused to tell fro
what source they received their into
nation before the bar OF the SenaI
This probably ends tic matter.
= The two republicans from Monta
T..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26

Vo1a1naFnLn. Mn1., Dc. II, 1u1.
RAnn mnnsenn c.. Pasta. fsas..
- Cali fssk. - raeassd vlth shs it nom ysu
- uumm. ~ 49, usfp teiight<d With H. /
So - Ga 49, = sns sklldrn Who VEN
- - sser1g - snsrials1. having Asd chrcnis
yi9eks ~ - ~ taGkAsias VIII The ChiI
- ~ - - - hssry. VITA red and ~
.. y. srsxsos, y. ..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26

Don't urge children 10 Sase HasT
worm cil., Tsey cni1y eating lfr.
Bulls Worm Dc>troyCrs, sal VII ~
for more.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26

N
wehsvs cut the bin down to our sand pit
50 good loads can be pulled cut and will sci!
il fer Is cents per load, Cab. Sand can be
bad here when other pits are full of water.
.ncha-6m. \. SCALES " Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-26

Mississippi Wilkes
Born June 20, 1886,
very dark brown
colt. hind feet
white.
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NoTiCE F!

sp]I9S,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
LOOKED SUSPICIOUS.
Wieland Neinbouse Dies suddenly oi
Acute Gastritis

WieIand Neinbouso Dies suddenly Of
Acute Castrius
Wioland Nelnhouse attained some no.
toriety IN tnis city seven years ago by
reason Of the sudden death Of his wife
under suspicious circumstances. With
the exception Of occasional fits Of in
tOKication, NeiDhOuse has since led Al
exemplary liie and pretty edectusliy
lived down the sDsulclOns which cen-
tered npOn bim long age.
His sudden death Ou Tuesday, under
suspicious circumstance. has revived
the tax OF uoighbors about tho old al
fair. For several DAYS past NoinhouFe
had been III with a stomach d fiicultv
bat had stOutly resisted al suggestions
of calling medical a 81. On Tuesday, he
rose and ate some breakfast. and
IN the afternoon hc was dead.
Dr. Fuller had been called al the last
moment. bat when be arrived tho man
was dead. ln the absence of phyt.
cans certificate Of death. the coroner
had "a be notified On Iochor made
ara external exam nation. and from
pOst-mortem and prc-mortom sYmp.
toms, he pronouced the cause Of death
20 he acute gastfife. but thc cause ol
the disease be was not able - give.
Nemhouse lived near fne toN gate 0n
GrandvIile road. and h.s chldren Say
he was always IS good father t0 Them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Mercy Merr.ck, in the ~New Msgda-
len, Is 3 test for Any Srbst. Ilasa
character that demands dslcaie. vet
WEI defined treatment II Requires re-
pose SEX TIE gpl,e4rsnoe q suppressed
energy. fataos and gent.eUesa per-
e~te - s5al of Mercy yef there Is
be1ad lnls TOE existence of heroic
womaalood. whether Ia sarier.ng or IA
gis0aess. There are ~ many contrasts
oi let Ing taal should b. clearly defined
ta&t Is ls ln ihe oplDlon 0t many, laA
AAn Cortland bsst lulperso4stl lon.
She ceIIal-.y MUS & the char2 IL " b
fa0cl more sympathy last evening
ghan sne did when size actel the
paIt 3 year ago. Tbs sympathy j.
~ ne or les infectious and Ia tAe han :
oi this versatile and naId working little
body vii always oe a popular chsrac-
Tel .1atlon With her audiences. Where
tse support MAS - super0ly even aud
Ell ctVe individual mention sans
superr0us. I1ls afternoon FORGET
Ae-Aot VII he repeated, and tonight
May Blossom Vii b presented. Tins
is the play that enjoyed d long popular
ny al the Madison square theaier. and
Was presented here few years ago by
the lame nted Ben Maginley.
The Swedish ladies quartet Viii give
one OF their famous concerts at Powers
Grand next Tuesday evening
The members of the local Theatrical
Mechanics Lodge, and their families,
lAssies and friends viii participate in
their annual ball al HaFuman's Han
this evening.
The "Mikado" was repeated a,
Powers last night by the Schuberts,
and the presentation was in some re-
spects characterized with more energy
and smOOthness than on the preceding
evening. Tonight they Will give tie
Bohemian Glrl.
Sietsou's Uncle Tom Company, with
all OF the exciting and sensational ac'
cessories, VIII give two performances al
| Powers next Saturday.
Nester Bros, ,acrobatc song and dance
artists; the Ashleys, acrobats and hori.
zontal bar performers, and Chsrle'
| BoukS b5niOist, have all made great
! hits at smiths Opera House TINS week
/ Their acts are novel, entertaining and
20 with a rush. Jimmie Green's after
piece has also caught on. It's entitled
Scenes in Washington" Mr.. Green
and wife are negotiating with several
| tirst-class road companies for next sea
son, one of which he viii 60 with.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
rrs 5tsa rsE rHlNG.
sclsntne Discovery That Eeiias -
tbs sssseas. strsngthess ths Nersess
I11parts l<er Aad streuEJil-
kseEs tsay il sias a.

tllparts kl<er aad streeglh-
Kse4s tsay j. Jsias a.
Nearly every one non feels tae need
u more energy strength and vitality. F.
Ine indoor i4e - = llter has oiled tac
t.ooa olt4 impurities, Weakened tae
nerves. aui oislr1erel ale general
health. 4le shattered nerves al1 welry
lfaln. the weak stomach tAe nI1flel
ana sal0N complexion, tired &la .ite-
less feelings. sLa sne general Weaa and
aebtItsteQ C0lalton SLOW most plainly
tl4t Pl.lle : celery Compound saoald
and must be ussa. IAls mol clue : a
sclsnthc discovery. ll L not sArsa-
parllia or ! bllttGs. IL i entirely veg
ltable. and Yst Z is the most powerful
surng regulator ever known. Pure
blood. strong nerves, clear Il ads ana
tne glorious feeling VI Ale ana strength
follow is use.
Pame's Celery Compound is a medl-
cine that espel ally meets gne needs u
this age. People nowadays 1--we zoo
Lastaui work too hand Tor Ile.T oWn
good; they exhaust too quickly, grow
Old too fast, ole TOO soon. Tie STRAIN
Oh the nerves, the pressure GA lh6 BRAN
of winters LIE has exhausted nerve
force and vitality. There IS only one
medicine that can build up the nerve
tissue and renew the brain force, and
tnat medicine Is Pa.ne's Celery Com
pound. When YOU feel uIed and
weak, with lack of ambition OF relish
Tor Work. you 90 yourself an injustice
il YOU dO not commence the use OF
Paine's Celery Compound at once.
While II Is especially valuable at TINS
season, and occupies place filed 10y
no other medicine in the treatment OF
spring sickness and debility, II i also
the most wonderful modern discovery
for the relief OF ali nervous disorders,
weakness and complications. Neural
gia, nervous dyspepsia, sleeplessness,
paralysis, headaches and other forms
Of nerve and BRAIN disorder weld read
lily 10 lis unequaied curative power
Almost every body Is using il, and il
well merits is great popularity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
oorBT nEcoRDs

Trrrrr rrz-H0n. II = Severens
iudQe-Jamas W Converse re The
Michigan Dairy Company. order DENY
ng tne pet t50n ri David D. Clar fof
iesre to fis supplemental answer snd
cross hIl
srrraop -Hon. p. a. Burlngs
18dge-Tne Pgpa Vs. Clarence = Toof
erniezzlemeuf. sentenced ~ thf state
House ~ CORRECTION for one vrar st
isb0r end disr p'ne TIE People vs.
Augustus CramIt9n. deadly sssauf
uiot 9u r. euash the irf0rmstiou
argued and denied
Crrcr1T-Judef rrrch - tiersnSer
Mafhes0n vs. Austn Ri,hsr5soH. trae
rass nn the csae. on trsL Jurge
Grore -Jseot Eert0f w. Berry Tsfrr.
t-esr,sss p- tie rasa order vacstuE
former grde frr bond for ~osfs srg
entering order for tns fi~g ~ rev ~
pes f0n9 a. ~ date ~ Msrcf 1 1s4s
bond ~ ~ FLED n ~ fsrs from Earfh
81 $50 hrsor #erfrrcT vs rad
oe1s g. BROOKS, cazaoeTy, gn srIsl-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
so DO WE.
Capt. Gavett Appreciated Abroad as
Well as at Home


Grand Traverse Herald "Capt. W. A.
Gavett, OF Grand Rapids, assistant gen
eral passenger agent of the Chicago &
West Michigan Railroad Company, is in
town today. The business men and all
residents of Northern Michigan inter
osted IN the development of this part Of
the state congratulate themselves upon
the fac that Capt. Gavett VIII remain
in the position with the Chicago q West
Michigan where be has done such per-
slstent and effective work. The broader
field OF operations offered this road by
its extension this season into and
through this section of the State calls
Tor just such men as Capt. Gayevtt 10
grasp and appreciate the advantage
and possibilities of this fast growing
territory, rich in all that goes 10 make
up the material wealth and prosperity
OF State. Capt. Gavett knows North
ern Michigan and It's people, and, we
believe, fully appreciates the impo.
tance to his road OF cnl2rgng their fielu
OF operations and taking advantage of
every opportunity thus offered for the
good OF the road and the section of
country in which they have become
directly interested" )"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
Farnum. Farnum. Farnum.

We are manufacturers agents IN
Grand Rapids for the heaviest floor
covering made. It's manufactured IN
America and contains no other In
gredient than pure cork and oil, giving
II elasticity and warmth; easy To clean
and very durable. Our exclusive pat
terms III this llnoleum are right pretty.
Price moderate.
NOIGT, HERPoLsHEINER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

The case 0f fhc Detroit Naes against
Rosau feid Bros tired before . Jury iu
Justice Westfa.Ts court yesterday. re-
suited n d verdic for fhe News OF 80
and costs. The clam was FOR payment
for advertising carried under contract
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

"Desr daddy sad q Grand Rapids
society belle, 81 dc think thst COnfu-
cius was the sweetest poet vhoai the
kingdom 0f Massachusetts ever pro-
duced " "HnsH hush SAID her busy
sire. what r id Coufucus know about
furniture Nmiegon Acrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

The public is hereby notified that we
have no agents selling our electric ap-
plIances, batteries, etc, and those who
are representing themselves as such in
this city are frauds Beware.
Respectfully,
PROFs. J. c. CHAMAERs x JOHNSON.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

The firm of Bacon & Chickering ex-
pired today, c. ;. Bacon q Co., succeed
ing TO the business. Mr.. Frank Cnick-
eung is not connected with the new
firm. c. :. BACoN d Co.
Grand Rapids, Mich, April 10, go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

A sweet and sensible floor covering
for spring and summer IS China or
Straw Mating. Damask and Inter
woven effects shown at Noigt, HerpOls-
heImer 4 Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Heyman u Co., 81 and 63 Canal-st.,
makes an interesting announcement
tomorrow. 1t concerns q great gift
scheme.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

After Easter what? Why. new car
pets, OF course. In our superb assort-
ment for spring trade you will have no
difficulty IN finding just the thing to
sult you.
VoIGT, HERPoLsHEDIER x Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Beside the most complete assortment
Of Administer and Moquette carpets in
tins market we also display a magni-
ticant line OF swell effects in Body and
Tapesty Brussels.
NoIGT, HEEPoLsHEDIER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Coal stoves stored by Vanderveen &
Whitman. Telephone 3SG.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

This list ls furnished bv W. K Scribne
real estate dealer. IS Peari-st.:

This list is furnished bv W. K Scr5ner.
real estate dealer. IS Peari-st:
Truman Kellogg 10 WA. A. Shnkman.
lOt g. tik D.. Roberts add ...-...-...-...-S 20
niot !. Gik I. Campau's ; d add. 1920
Muaro's s16'.......'.........'....'....''. @ 100
Il. Munro ssab.''.........'...........-'..- 100
lbrit T. Luton 10 George Hickox. lot
T. lufon's add ...-..........- 3Z5
land on see ii, Lowell 1877
Cecilia c. Hook TO Catherine Whelan.
nWts nNt nWi4 Of sec l4. N yomlug 90
p part II 5i7. bls J. Reminrtoa's add lao
Frederick \ Dcl oung fe J Ohm kingold,
lot 10. blk I'D. V. {. Brf d ord add 100
- a. Bradiofd's aid -. -. 1896
. - =: nel e. ,''ls q see : cascade 45e
Charlotte SlOcum Go Lora b. Van
legVru, poe and on sec ID, Grand
/ Thomas VI. peck 10 Maurice II. \. Ray
add add @''- 49, 80 90 = .'s li5o
'VaI oi lot il. csmpsus amt s05 n'''' p- a2o
VIM. II. Anderson 10 Nellie Y. idgcr-
ton ~ n lots - and ~. Goitons aid co.
Emrs VI. IowHer 10 Barhara M. Kraft
va lot 5. fetflbone a COS suh or
Edgar 4. Fletcher u Paul 81. hicheDs
und i lot e. biz 7. fisbers n add %
john T. Costing TO Waiter =. Moore.
rit'eadd 500
Ernest N. Marshall t. John Stems. 'ot
fH. 81 hife g Cody s add ..... l.t1l
Truman kellogg - Benjamin = Wash
burn. lots and p. Kellogg 4 Bemis
anf GO
Geff.f j. kouen 81 Henry kouerug
al wife. iot -. bUierw artaafe
Geo. il. ffildersleeve. @ ai. fo 81 'arenrf
T AaudfruoeI. lots - and ~. Glider
sleeve A. Herr nEfou's sub b.---..- 30
&C.. Is treeuWan o. Eugene Reynolds.
sl acs - ne. 81 see u. Gaines l.lH
Maria Ellis % AL. - Robert fils. q
ai.. ma aF fr - ser r. Bowel ...-.. 49,
Georg- 81 Barker 20 William Fritz. pre-
land on ser q. s. aikeT 81
T 81 weston srd Arthur MoIgs 70 Ne
George Bgndy, % a.. pce and on see
e.. Paris .-...--. tff
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
Lily White Flour

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

No old Goods % work of. The stock
is entirely new and in fine shape. The
assortment is varied and complete.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
BULLETIN
FOR The HOUSEWIFE TO LOOK At
N. {. Lapban ( Son,
GROCERS,
PROVISIONS, ETC.
IS South Division ST.
TELEPHONE llSO.

TELEPHONE l1sO.
Best Roller Process Flour, per 100 81 90
Best Roller Process Flour, 25 lbs 80
25 los pure Buckwheat Flour. 80
II los best BOlted Corn Neal ....... %
Rolled Oat Meal, 6 lbs.................. p
Granulated Sugar, &c per 10, - lbs 90
Extra Sugar. SC per To, Il lbs..... %
Pure Maple Sugar, per lb...-.......- lOk
Water White Oh, per gal l0c, gals 45
6 bars German Family Soap .
] can Tomatoes 10c, cans for. -
can Corn 10c, 3 cans for..~.-...... -
ib very best japan Tea............... 80
Flaked Hominy, lbs for......-...... .
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Heyman & Co., 81 and 69 Canal-st.,
makes an interesting announcement
tomorrow. 1t concerns u great gift
scheme.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

The ALDINE PATENT FIRE PLACE
Is the only perfect Hard Coal Crate on
the market. Il Is a parfect ventilator,
and burns soft coal, gas, coke and wood
with equal economy. The above cut
represents the ALDINE and face plate
To be appreciated the ALDINE must be
seen and Its numerous good features
examined.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

The Dependent Pension BIZ.
Sec Mr.. Gibson's advertisement in
another column.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Farnum. Farnum. Farnum.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-12

Joe Beall 'ud set upon a eg
Down 20 the grocery store, an throw
One leg right over t'other leg
An swear he'd never had no show.
'.Oh, no, . said Joe.
Hain't he'd no showr
Then shift his Q0id TO t'other jaw,
An chaw. an chaw. an chaw. an chaw.
lie said he got no start in life.
Didn't get moray from his dad,
The washin' took In by his wife
Earned all the funds he ever had.
Oh. no. said Joe,
Hain't he'd no show
An then he'd look up at the clock.
An talk. an talk. an talk. an talk.
I've waited twenty year-let's see-
Yes. twenty -four. an never struck.
Altho' I've sot roun' patiently,
The fust tArnation streak er luck.
Oh. no." said Joe.
Hain't he'd no show
Then stuck like mucilage to the spot,
An sot, an sot. an sot. an sot.
I've come down regerler every day
For twenty years to Piper's store;
I've sot here in patient way.
Say. hain't !. PiperS" Piper swore,
~ tell We. Joe.
Yer hain't no show;
Yer too dern patient "--ther hull raft
Jest LATED, an LATED, an LATED. an LATED.
--IYankee Blade.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-12

She was about the prettiest creature
that was ever seen upon the avenue, and
she strolled coquettishly up and down
the sidewalk i'm front of handsome
home, the windows and doors of which
we're thrown wide open while the cold
winds waited streetward the groans of
the carpets that were being beaten in the
back yard Finally the little beauty
she was 4-year-old = stopped and
stamped her little foot as the tears stole
down her cheeks.
swhat is the matter, little one?r she
was asked.
Shivering. she replied: "Tse told, an
,ir d o stayin' out o. doors.
"lhen why do you not go into the
houaeg'
i tan't stay in ere. Mammals keanin'
house an papa's des as mad as he tan be,
an so m |; dess wis spring 'ud never
tum adam.
And there are thousands of poor suf-
fering men about town just now who
will echo the haby's wish. - Chicago
Times
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-12
nr wANTIp 20 sTAl
~, Man Who wanted to Die with
~ Money.

o,a Man Who Wanted to Die With
IN Money.
An old man. tossing in seeming agony,
- On bed. A preacher and a physi-
clan stood near.
suy moor man, said the preacher, it
Z. ,iroe that you were making your peace
a.;tb the great Ruler Of eternity.
aNo hope for me, tbenf"
sThe doctor says not. =
81 don't want 10 die.
sAre you afraid to go into the next
wgrld!'
thing.
wish 10 leave 2"
sNo: not that, ! haven't any kinfolks
and no friends.
.gben why do you wish to stay heref"
soh. amt particular about staying
here. hut | haven't any money, and all
wavs did hate the idea of dying without
tny money.
aThat is surely a peculiar i6ea.
sYes; but it is my way. Always
thought that when died ! wanted
money.
-Yon are not philosopher, said the
doctor; "for man without money might
INST ms we'll be dea as alive.
That's so. Doc; hadn't thought of
that. Just give me another dose of your
medicine. please. ~ Arkansaw Traveller.