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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16

If you are tall woman arrange to have your workable and ironing-board few inches higher than they are usu- ally made This little precaution will prevent many backache.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16

TIE drift of the country's population Is still strongly set toward the cities. In ninety-two cities of the country having a population of upward of 20,000, the aggregate number of inhabitants is put at over l2,O00,OOO, which is gain of nearly 30 per cent for the city popula- ton, compared with that of the rural districts of the country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16
Yale Defeats Trinity.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 16.-The Yale and Trinity football game was sharply contested and was notable for the ab- sOnce of slugging. Yale won by c score of 40 to O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16

LOST, strayed or stolen A gentleman by the name of Bulkeley. A liberal re- ward will be paid for his return in good humor and financially intact, to the re- nnhlicnn state central committee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16
NEW YORK MARKETS.
BONDS.

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-Money on call to-day A and DOT cent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16
Taxes |! Taxes l!
Registrars Notice.

The registrars of voters of the town of Waterbury, will be in session on Thurs day and Friday, Oct. 16 and IF, 1890, from 9 a. m. to . p. m., to prepare cor rect list of electors, for the election to be held Tuesday, November 4, 1890. Appli- cations of persons to be made electors, will be received up to 5 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 16 and no later.
 For the first district-John Crellin's tai Tor store, 35 East Main street. Second district-Room of w. G. Smith, engineer, over Citizens bank. Third district-Com- mon council ruoms, City hall. Fourth district-L. Rss Kings cigar store, 2S East Mainstreet. ..- .,. .. ...s~.
 JOHN BLAIR,
 HENRY J. FLANAGEN, > Registrars of Voters,
 Waterbury, Conn, Oct. Il, 1890.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16
4 GOOD FARM

We offer for sale very desirable Farm of 100 Acres, about seven miles from Waterbury and five miles from Naugatuek. Its fine meadows cut over 50 tons of hay this year It has fruit in great variety; woodland from which $1,000 worth of railroad ties can be cut, besides much small hickory, good fences, good water, a large good styla house, barn room for 30 head of cattle, and the land is we'll en- riched. It is truly a good grass, stock or milk farm and is offered low. Waterbury V property might be taken in exchange.
 A.F. Abbott X Son, Real Els. .Agts.
 Masonic Temple 10s Bank St.
 Open Tuesday and saturday ev'gs. 7 toS o'clock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16
On His Third Henr.

nr. G Il is now on his 3rd year in Waterbury and the 44th of his practice physician and lar graduate of medicine and SuIgciy in this part of the state making an EXCLUSIVE SPEcIALTf of chron c diseases aud female complaints Dr. O .ly io copnneneiits and special chronic cases The doctors greatest succes> is in tue treat ment eff Ner ous complaints and diseases of the UrinO-Genital orgaus, in both sexes from what ever cause. seminal weakness, impoteney, ner- vous debility and all priYate dis ases are rapidly all cas his terms are moderate. monthly ay- mehts, medicines free, and he shows Special con sideration fur the worthy puur Cftice 155 So. Main street open daily, except Sundays, 9 to g o'clock,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16

WARNER MILLER, who offered him. s,lf for n sacrifice on the altar of Harri- son in New York in 1888. owns a nickel mine, and it is said there is nearly $l, ,OO0, ,OO0 worth of ore on the dump" or "in sight" at the mine. \ republican congress authorized the purchase of $l, ,0OO, ,000 worth of nickel by the secre- tary of the navy, and Mir Miller is now reconciled to the administration.
 WoRKINGMEN should carefully peruse the advertisements in the DEMOCRAT for the next few weeks especially. Many of them are loaded at both ends, and not only inform the intelligent reader where good goods are to be found. but also tell of higher prices m the near future, owing to the tariff bill passed by the republican congress. We have yet to learn of n Waterbury man whose wages have been increased since the passage of the outrageous measure. Where does the "protection' for the workingman come in?
 CHINESE advices state that there has been big speculation in silver at Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong and Shanghai bank is said to have made millions out of the deal. When the Mexican dollars were valued at S4 cents and before the silver bill passed, the bank purchased all the Mexican dollars it could get. When the silver bill became law the value of the Mexican dollar took jump, and the bank sold all it had at 95 cents. Before the deal the banks shares were quoted at S125. Now they have been almost unattainable at S226.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16

.. & NJ. T. MALoNEY, PRoPRIEToRs.
 orrrcs-iss south Main Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-16

For sherif-CuARLEs A. ToMLINsox.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20
rUaELx rEAsoNAL-


Mss Grace Ba.dla is visiting friends
ID loa.a.
hI--t,..esn.e is visiting fr,anos IN
Aau Altor.
~ Bets. OF Csood.og was 10 the CIV
Yesterday.
e.. R. Ackam. OF Lamont. was in the
c.-y yesterday.
Harvey J1,.u returned from BAY
tlev Yesterday.
Ir.ant Mrs. 81. KnaoD. Of Green
g.Ie. are lu the c,fy.
Gen.ani Nr..I q. smith have r.
turned from. Orchard Lake.
,- ..l..f.s.
tov f1r.. .,-e..,s.t.,yetC;n,.IiE, ~
1f N-.. u ,u...
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c't,.
ffr. Watta g. P4co, l. yi,itir., b.sr
t-ofoar Az a ,,r.sy,Id of Vermont.
vile.
Lewis Sergeant. suporintendento of the
c. \. railroad, was IN the cItv yes
terday.
Maj u. {. Ransom, deputy commls-
sloner OF railroads, WAS IN tue CITY yes
tcrday.
Miss Mate. Kennedy has returned
| from .cnO0i at -. Mary : Academy,
Windsor, ont.
Mr.. and Mr. III. L.GlOver, OF SPANS.
River, Can, aIe the guests OF Nr. an-
Mrs. I. +. Wilson.
C.eorre \ Ratnbun Is expected home
7 today from Chicago. where ne mas been
attending school.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

1s-s 1-~a4-A< at hs&ASs@~
A sriser IA t1e flstse1rzA Conner
81 sel1uz kow lirt-e 1--we IT, tloo2-
ssaa 4z1 s.z-gatez thsse sas - tle
has. q l1s 4ysraEs s-l3l 2 s --llx ear
lsts 49,. t1c-gh e. lzlzlng t1s t-es
t-.t -1s -l3o1les-- ll..leG esers car-s
e-or. tie b4cze19-s ga t1s c1r1-r
Sres comes - Eze nzrEzr-11 q t11t---
lee-Lg
.sug1l1r.y snoagh, TAR ~ol2p. gen-
eros. ts11er-hesFsed vouan. - rae LAST
- f3-zet I'D f-rr-ss See sas Go-s
t.soly y-zsiu-e1 11-n 1er br9r-er. To-
- 81 lore over disaster ~ tLe ene-Y.
za @eet acre bitterly shsH 1sfszE
came t0 her frieZ-s. POSSIBLY. u s.e
ha6 been o. rba Lel4, gLn lu l@-1. SIC
~oll8 pes lave seen - uEse4saI.us,
n0r - anxious f5r Ile Tray
DniBg TIE series VI srglleFy Gasls
that t0ok place between tAe CQnfe1er-
a-es uos-ed 0n keanes2s Mountain an1
tie Yankees IN the woods bs-os, dele
r--ioD % ladies' cane Up from Atlanta
e. visit she array, Awong the rest VS.
( dashlcg daughter of The south tTozB
Macon Who w2s Yefy aaxi0us . see TIE
Yankees ran. Nshcn tie party reached
the battery on Little KenBessw the
srdns on both sides were quiet AZ ths
foot OF the mountain lay tie Yankee
army, more resembling = ezmT Of militia
thzu a. array Wish banners
Captain, NC came Up here % see you
al make the Yankees run" said TIC
belle from Macon.
"But these are not the running Kind"
replied the Captain, who knew whereof
l. spoke.
Why doa't you shoot down there and
sc4re them, tcs an sure they arc such
towards that they win rua ~ the 1rss
shotp' she asked.
I'VE doa't care TO sir them up" be
replied pleasantly.
Then the Macon belle stamped her
little foot and rallied so hotly al tie
Captain and his men that they consent
cd - drop e. sho; or TWO for her satisfac-
ton.
Captain Gardner, Of the Titth Wiscon-
sin Artillery. whose guns were trained
on the battery above, saw the muE.les OF
tie guns coming through the portfolios.
followed an instant later by three pUds
OF white smoke, and the men in camp
could see the waving o. white ha.dker-
chiefs. as If bidding good speed 70 the
deadly missiles bowling through tho
air.
No sooner had the white puff appeared
than SIX shots rang out in rapid success
sion from G1rdners guns. and the clouds
OF drsc and fleeing people showed that
they had gone where they could Go the
most good. There was no more waving
Of hanGkerchiefs, nor suffering skirts,
nor flashing Geld-glasses, but al was
quiet on Little Kennesaw.
That night two prisoners were cap
tured by our pickots and they told the
sequel.
The Macon belle lost leg. the Cap
tain was killed, two ladies seriously
wounded, one gun disabled and several
soldiers injured by the first yolley from
Gardner's guns. rs tho party fed to-
ward Marietta they were followed by
shot and she'll almost TO the edge Of the
town.
Such was womGn's idea Of war.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

take fhis method az -arn,ne ny
aeknow leogHaents % Their uos Nnoas-
s.slod - materially .n mas -ag mY tsN-
ent such brilliant success NK tuank'
are especially due 10 the L -ieuiru 81
zoe daily press who nave leatva ms
with unvAry4ng kindness ana c0aTsess
10 TIE Grand Rapids Nuar4s. lae Elks.
tie l.. i. stanton aut E4.on q Lyon
Printing companies, GsOr-s Leonard
biil poster. also a. Prof Lawson aud
lns excellent ofchssira. a.. TIE attaches
Redmond 5 and tuc ushers ~ Power I
opera houses, VINO geuero asiy coatrit-
uted their services. Very respectfully
ED. Il rAIIEB.
Ac'ing Manager Koam9na's OpeTs
House
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20
Such was woman's idea Of war.
THE HONEST WAITER.

4 story Which WIZ ,'ot Eind Place IN
sunday School Books.
There was an occurrence not long ago
il the city Of Minneapolis, says tho St.
Paul Globe, which we'll illustrated the
making virtue OF necessity and profit
ing thereby. \ lady, than whose name
there is none better known in the
theatrical world was playing IN engage
ment at the Grand. One day she was
engaged IN looking over her wardrobe,
or a portion OF IL, in her room, and,
being busy, had her luncheon sent to
her room. When il came her stage
diamonds, m.dc Of the purest paste,
wero scattered about on the table,
among them being large cross heavily
set with sparkling diamonds. IL caught
the eve Of tho waiter who brought up
the tray, and, by little juggling with
his napkin, 10 secured II. lie rushed
downtown as soon as possible to. in
vulgar parlance, "hock" l., but found
that be could raise but fifty cents
cn IL. He was a smooth guy" so he
fastened back 70 tho hotel, only TO find
that the lady had departed Tor the mat
inec performance. To the theater 10
went and, securing admission a. tie
stage entrance on pressing business
from Miss ---, - Hotel" he found
tho lady and restored TO her the dia-
uond cross, which, he plausibly set
fo-th. had become entGngled IN : nap
kin. She had never even missed the
ornament. bat she was So delighted
with tho fellows honesty that sac be-
slowed = him hvc-dollar bill Til.
= true story, and oae which viii not
be incorporated among those in tho
Sunday-scho0l books under the title
The Reward Of Honesty"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

s fev days ago 'lTee families q Fin
larlers se--.o. On farms ln the northern
part of Besd-e Coarty. s ID II ere
ot ths families there are nineteen chill
dren. ia another seventeen. ard .n rle
third rlre- tEe parents ~ tha lass ta~1-
i.T having been married BIAS t-1 roo-s
These families vil soon be 'oined g
four others eli relatives. nluhcr-
f--tv-siT persons. -aklrz totsl 81.
rlaetg-seve1 ia nine fsu.i-as
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20


Ias s Eag.z4 Dean.s rsa.d ! - -a.aez
h-ss -zlG1lls. 10 -er- lf..--s. -lg - 49,
llt1-L-a E--arIes lrl--.-l end -es r.i -laleg ~
saelsy -a-F.sl $50 --s ---aca- -aa.s1l5g
.s.3-al.. ..-ssa.-. 1.4F-.s r--lF1el e. ear.a afrer
al-af.ll. .aa-.as-a - -saf ll - a..-t a..4
80 --t-a -f ---all III -r4l.ar af la.rse -
.l 14sl-4- Artl..---a tluLal.a al
lal.-r q al-saEt .l.1a ~ EslL s-1c. els
10 -sr.lf -ff-s .esl 4.aa - 80
west fsIa.l .e-...lasal l.. % ..l.
s-ala alul sr.aa f-a..l-- lllssa
E-ra1r taaas.-'l l- .1s l-sl A sf.l u. .a.l
.1- 1 E-s st saL-e.-ls --l-g .1
l-a Ee-a-s-.4 u a..a.-.eF l-f z g..a
t-- -.i-a-o al.-aa gar-4lla-s ~ olaci--z
~ te-t -l-- .lssl
lsl5-Iesla .t e4.-.4 Ia. e. --....eaE oe Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

TIE other dEy a woman rushed fran
ti-auv into Burlington lNtl drug
store bearing IN ier l-rl7 an apparently =
lfclcss baby The mother wopt and
r1oaled and carried on az a terrible rato
while caalng tho littIo hands, and
begged the druggist 20 save tho I-tlo
o1c a h7s.a-dcr tccS tho child, when
it vas toand that the sole cause ~ tho
trouble VAS she n1u0cv u vrappings
With vhicb the fond mother had incased
che infant, literally choosing hin i.to
insensibul-T. l. a toE minutes tho
clill recovered aa1 tae mother vent
ln--o .ar-r
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

The perch are biting. cool laEt
aree1es blowing and everybody hay..g
q good time al MAcatawa Park, Ottawa
Beach, Shady side and Harrington e
Landing. Ia order g. ASSIST .n n'@kin-
everything pleasant the Steamer
Nacatawa has been thoroughly re-
nucl for the season aud S Dow making
regu a. tr.ps from Ho..arl ~ al tne
resorts, connecting wltn aA trans oo
the G. O. IS. y. railway Eal.roar
coupons good tcr passs So - ir--1 AID
lg4L
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20
Trer,hody Plea.ea.

The popular millinery store of 6. A.
Perwin's. at p Canai-st., certainly de-
serves to be favorite Al lest week i
was scene OF continued activity winch
was pleasing TO the proprietor, and TIC
very low prices and fine goods 10 he
found there are certainly pleasing to
purchasers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20
ruc.p p.aIn.rt 10 w,nIam knahs 3 GO

fit1te-.tlt4h if'ih t--r AN+t."-.
During mv soJourn here 4 had ire
oueut opportunities % make myself a.
QUalnted with the knabe pianos, and
from fullest CONVICTION declare Them
70 te Iae esi Instruments ot Ameuca
Should I return here ior artistic par
p0ses-wh.ch may be toe case Ncf!
soon-I snail most certainly use tht
pianos OF tnls celebrated make. / gave
THIS testimonial with pleasure, voiun.
Ar.ly, anj entirely unsolicited for by
the house Ot huaoe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

The North Park Street Railway Com
panv are going % light their paw ion
and grounds with electric light. The
Edison system Will be used. The
incandescent lights wall be used ~ TIE
pavilion and the arc lights on the
grouu The contract was closed
VestgI Altu /. I. Harn.hn, OF tnC
Peninsu.ar Electric Company, and in-
Guides boiler and engine, tAe plant 10
he u operation within ten days.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

TO not put off taking a medicine.
Numerous httle ailments, Il neglected
VIII soon break up the system. lake
Hoo d. Sar-2parllla now, 70 cxpel DIS
ease ana give you strength ana appetite.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

Have you u.cd Muskcgou crackers,
Have you tired Nuskcgau cakes
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

Do not forget the lawn party Friday
evening on JetiersOD-ave. by tie ladies
Of Grace Church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20
Change in selling Dates lar Teacher
Esrursion Via Lake shore.

On account of the Nat.0nsl Educa-
tOnal ) ASSOCIATION Meeting az -. Paul,
July 4 To ~. 1920, toe Lake shore q
Mcn:aal Southern Baiway C0mrany
viii sell reduced rate excursion lckeis
July lto7. inclusive. Apply 10 tckct
agents for fall information.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

New York, May is, 1890.

Wood caryerS grand bal. and plcnl1
10 be held al tue AgDo.tel La. Friday
June -, 1880.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

Ask YOUR grocer for Mu krgon crack
ers and cakes. Finest and freshest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

A grand plouic on The fair grounds
from tho Grand Rapids German Vet
eran Society, Sunday ihe 22i, beginning
atQ a. 70. Good arrangement. good
music. good refreshmeHts and good
lunch. Siocklng-st., Divlsou-'t., ard
Ion's-st. cars VII ru- uD ~ tho ia
grounds. al are cordially .ny.ted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20
Tha Ia.s h El..arE-Ims "a.

tlE La-1 % history
1-4lf tAs-.l q. laTa 1sal
A-ar-ess- - aea raer
-s-24ll y --c-ara. -sss 4
-iaca.--l ssrs.s c--ll-
1 LL
-z1aelE ~ ul1-a Esnss
44 s
- aEz 81 sl.4a Fsrs.as-
-ailri4l llesl ISIS
t--h Bra af As- L1s
aFa sal-4-slg pes ai
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture o. oar I...4. None genuine
without lt.
VALLEY CITY MuLrNs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Eugene Field, writing from London
says Fred Berger : qu.st. unostentA'
Uous E.an, esc0eg.ng warfare aud gwen
wholly 70 the pursuits of peace. While
ne MAS managing the Berger family he
always stood al the door " tie Tbeatei
before TIE performance and watched
the local ucket-,akeT. But sometimes
Oostrsperous parties pat lu az appear
ance. aud s. soon a. there MAS pros
pect OF trouble Fred would say. "Weii.
| guess / ii 90 back on the Stage and
tune the narp and of he'd g0. This
pfOc.lv.ty nnally became standlng
Joke, and whenever there Was a tamull
or disturbance OF any KIND members OF
the company would laugh and say
"Fred Berger must be tuning the harp.
-AdriaR Eaes
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
rHE WEATHER.

NAsHls5Tos. MaEca 4-Eor Lowel
Mich gan Ligat SHOWS, warner Tues-
cay morn.ng. g.l'is shifting - colder
northvestsriy By wednesday morning
Tor Upper Michigan. Lght sloas
warmer luesday morning, nllas SHIFT
lg 10 colder nor-l westerly via rall
weather 0y TUESDAY R.ghi, fal
acather o. wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
PURELT Personal.

IN. Weston has gone East on busi-
ness.
E.A. stowe has returned from Ten
nessce.
Henry F. Walch has returned from
Pontiac.
Charles r. Sigh has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. J. ". Fink has returned home
10 Ionia.
Miss Georgia Middleton has returned
from Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Judd are home
from the South.
Mrs. Manly Simmons is visiting
friends IN Jackson.
Mss Clara Voigt is visiting Mrs. A.
7. Gore, at Detroit.
VIM. P. Walch has gone South and
will probably locate taore.
Miss Antoinette Robson is visiting in
Grand Bapds.-Lonstag Rcpubhcan.
Mrs. ". J. Smiley has returned from
New Orleans, where she witnessed the
Mlrdi Gras festivities.
Mrs. Z. :. Lyon, of Marion. Ind. j.
the guest Of her sister M. Emma
Moon, 2l5 south DiyIsio0-st.
&c. Van Busklrk, J. L. Bi d Y C.
". Jones and r. J. Dolan w,le regis
tered at Detroit hotelsye-t rday.
Mrs. Lewis T. McCrath and dsught ?
Miss Fanny. left last evening for a two
months visit with Capt. John McCrath
and family. OF Chattanooga Tenn.
". n. p. sherman, chief clerk of III
California Southern railroad, Is ln tit
city, tho guest of h, brother, ". 5.
sherman. of the PcnlDsu ar Electric
Light COmuanv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
Died on a Train.

The 9-m0nths-Old child Of two imml
grants from Holland, on their way 70
Grand Rapids, via the Grand Trunk
railroad, died very suddenly on the
cars between Port Huron and Detroit
early YESTERDAY morning. Coroner
Brown was called 10 the depot here,
and finding that the child hal died OF
asthma, gave the parents a death cert
lcate. The latter we're very poor, but
expect to lind relatives at Grand Rap
IDS. The dead baby was dressed IN
Holland fashion aud had on curious
little wooden sabOts.--DclrOa IflbnA
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

ballots. tae - 20 lsalss sapply slps, and
tae bootAs mentioned IA t1s ias all
at 81 erected.
Attorney Joan Fairfield arose In the
Circuit eougt yesterday and asked j, TIE
A4Car1 CAS- Has gong = y tired ..
this Uern Of e0aTL He sad tnst tae
case had been pat over gae terra
times and he Was getting weary. II
a0ald ke T. have some time sci. 4 Z
was years hence. The eoart Informed
aim thai e @ouid oe taken up "A TIE
ragl.aI oElel u criminal eases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
No CounDromise.

Detroit Free Press report: Senator
Stockbridge called on the President tins
morning with reference to the Grand
Rapids post-oftice. He went in response
Congressman Belknap enjoyed a long
long talk with the President yesterday
on the same topic, also going in re-
spOnse To the Presidents invitation.
The President would like to adjust the
matter by compromise. but there ap-
pears TO be at present no possibility that
the parties will succeed IN arranging
one -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
a Mn In asbes.

GRAND FoEKs y r.. March Gill
& Forests rollsr-miu a. llillsboro
burned sunday morning. together with
two cars Of wheat on a. accent side
tracks The nall was the property q
the Daisy Roller Mil Company Of Ail-
waakee. Loss about So. ooe
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
To Give An Ehtertainin ent-

The officers and associates of the
Girls Friendly Society of st. Mark :
Church, met at their rooms yesterday
to make arrangements for the quarterly
entertainment winch VIII occur Tues
day evening, March II. DR.. Fair will
deliver an address, several of the girl
members Will give recItations, and hight
refreshments, consisting or chocolate,
sandwiches and doushnuts, VIII be
served
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
Eaneral of NJ. MhnIrn-

The funeral of Keyren Whalen, the
old resident who died 50 suddenly on
Friday, was held from ST. james
Church yesterday morning and wa
largely attended The services were
conducted 10y Rev Fr. Puicher, AS
sisted 10y Rev. Fr. Whalen. OF -. An
drews ana Lamy, OF 81. Aiphonsas'
The remains were Inferred in the Cath
olc cemetery. The pali-bearorS were
VIM. Waalen, Wm. f. O'Leary, john
Cullen, Thomas Doran, John johnson
and Richard Z. McGann.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
Notice of Meeting

All persons OF the Seventh and
Eighth wards who are interested III the
relief of Ipswich, Dakota, sufferers, are
requested 10 meet at ) West Bridge-st.,
over T. ". Slrahau's clothing store, at
$50 on Thursday evening, March 8.
FRANK 4. RODGERS,
JosEPH EMMER,
ldermen of the Seventh ward.
l.. l.. LAUNIERE,
ISAAC II. Turner,
Aldermen Of the Eighth ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Within tne next tvo vee gs vo1 w.il
have trs best opportunity t5 see tae
attest stvifs and n0b0est sprnE m.l-
anery tast ever were brouglt 81 thls
ty AZ Berw.ns Millinery Par.ors, p
Cana --f-. % which 500 Hl.l race Fe due
noace through oaE csty papers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

Housekeepers, a comparison OF the
above prices j. o Icited. You must
admit that tue man who sells
nearest 70 cost Is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria


The Colonel tells OF hunting tour, II
which he killed fish on White river
shooting from one bank 10 the other viii
. 81 pistol, "a fish that took six men L
carry away. II any one believes this i
lie Col.
Net took in the spelling last Friday
night IT the PendIay school house. He
did not take any thing else In but VA
found trying he pronounces the spelling
success only in part. aud hopes better
for the future.
Charley says the bridge IL safe once
more. but the props have washed out.
would advise the Supervisor to place the
props back, for Charley walks very
heavy. Z. 8. would rather It was him.
Henry s., after his long tour reports
nothing wonderful except geese s.
Pew. J. d. Stand6eld says II he does
without tobacco for few days It leaves
. bad taste In bis nose, and breaks up
with the tooth ache in his heel, yet this
does not interfere with the miracle Of
laughing and crying all ct the same time.
Mr.. Lige 5. can confer . favor on 4
friend by giving information Is to where
ne obtained those soup beans, which
from hoIe 10 the bag spilled about Z
peck In Dir. Nicholson's wood pile. Mrs.
n. was glad that the sack tore; she Oh I.
Eained enough for seed.
Buying pig unseen is not what Il is
cracked up to be. Bias said be was
thinking It was oil right. but when he
found the pig was too small to get in the
trough 10 eat be went back on John.
Bas said there was more head than pig.
The people pronounced IL 90 elm peeler,
and they was right.
HIGH KICKER.