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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-29
FROM BAD TO WORSE
Not Content With One Defeat
at Once The Colts Reach
Out for Two.
TWO FOR THE PHILLIES.
Tener Gets Bad Support and HanlOn's
Braves Are Defeated Again.
SOME MORE VERY BAD FIELDING.
Wards Singers Get Another Easy Victory
From Pittsburg's Stars.
TWO FOR THE PHILLIES.
SOME MORE VERY BAD FIELDING.
THE SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY

BROOKLYN (P. L.. 9. .Piusburg n. L.)... 5
Now York (P. L.. 16. Cleveland (P. LIZ. 5
Boston CP. I.)..... 5..Chicnzo (P. L.).... 8
Buffalo (P. L.).....1 1. Philadelphia. (P.L.) 5
PhIIadeIphia(N.I- q. .PiusburR IN. L.)... 2
Philadelphia NIL H. PiTrsburg(N. L-)....IO
Boston IN. L. )...... L.. Cincinnati IN. L.. o
Brooklyn (N. L. l- Is. Cleveland IN. L.)... 5
Chicago IN. L.. 5..New York IN. L.. a
NESEERn AVS LrnIcn N ANCR
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-29

Buffalo. / 1 l o 0 "-II
SUMMARY Earned Philadelphia, 1; Buff
falo, .. Two-base hit-Beecher. Three-base hits
Hallman, Mulvey and Wise. Home runs-(r ross
and Shannon. Stolen bases-Wo God. Double ays
-Bufinton. Cross and Farrar. First base on balls
BY Baldwin. 4: by Buffnton, 4. Hit hy pitched
ball-Fogarty and Mack. Struck out-By Buffin-
ton. 4; by Baldwin, ]. Passed balls-Cross and
Mack. Tlme-l:5O. Umpires- -Gaaney and Barnes.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-29
To.Morrow's Races,

All the entries for the Homewood races were
received yesterday. The leading local horses
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-21
A VALUABLE INvEsTIoN.-Jat

A VALUABLE INvEETIoN.-Jacob
Pfetch, Superintendent Of the Erie
Motor Car Company, gave an ex-
hibitIon Saturday, in Erie, Pa,
OF his invention of a personal in
sulatlon which enables him to handle
live wires with inpunity. Pfetch
took the "buzz rod" of the dyna-
mos which operate the Erie city
system OF street-csrs and with bare
hands received the whole charge Of
almost 600 volts of electricity, and
although his clothes were vet and
he stood on wet soil, he did not
ground the currant. His invention
will prove a saviour to all men en-
gagged in handling electric wires.
Pfetch was prompted to the nscsss-
ity for such an invention by the
electrical fatalities so common. His
personal insulation can be worn by
any one without inconvenience or
harm.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-21

CASE No. 2.-One of our conpo-
sitors is down with In grippe and
the editor still fingers at his ranch
undet the impression that he 10 no
betterss The APPEAL subscribers
must be patient and tolerate any
thing they might End in these col
umns, and perhaps within tho next
week, the remainder will be sick
and a holiday or SO will follow, re-
lieving our readers Of further trouble
for n dime anyhow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-21

MORE STORM. -Chas. Friend says
that this is merely a pilot tor .
much larger storm ana one that We
have never dreamed of. We do
net mention this fact to smbarass
our readers but expect they will be
amply prepared with provisions and
fuel. Every prscaution should be
taken to meet such a calamity and
the sooner the better.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-21
The Road Open.

The engines cane Through from
Reno yesterday and cleared the
road. When they reached Carson.
two cars and the largest engine i.
the shops went back to Rene I'M
medlately. Hume Yerington &C
Gem panied them with a camera and
expects to take views along the
road. The snow pillow and ive sr'
zines passed on to Virginia to open
that tranch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-21
Snow sLIDEs.-The people

Snow sLIDEs.-The people OF
Genoa fear . snow slide if the
storm continues and it ID reported
that many of them are moving out
o. the direct line of the slide, as
they claim to knew where it will
come. Fears are alss entertained
of a regular avalanche Of snow from
Mt. Davidson. 1t 10 to be hoped
that the storm will cease where it 10
and that . gradual melting of the
snow will banish any fears of an
accident from this source.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-21
LA GRIPPE.
The Symptoms Described by a
Novice.

The Symptoms Described by a
Novice.
A New York World reporter TINS
describes the resky edidenic, Ia
grippe; The symptoms begin with
feeling resembling nervous pros
tratioa and great depression of
spirits, together with complicated
febrile systoms. The attack comes
on very suddenly, and in fact is
sometimes taken for vertigo. There
is q stiff rheumatic feeling in the
muscles of the neck and back, and
severe bains in the chest. During
The secondary stage the systons at
tack the nucuous membrane Of
the nose and throat, and the disord-
or seems to settle into a mixture of
Group, whooping cough. quinsy and
pneumonia. Adults seem to suffer
more thai children. During the
third stage the respiration Of the
patient becomes difficult and the
dyspne is very severe. The dis
order is attributed to a nicrobe
something like a thousand times
smaller than the point of . needle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-21

The shadows OF the falling snow
under the electric lights look like
thousands of feathers hurrying and
scurrying to and fro in the dim
night, chasing each other out Of the
rays of the light and losing them
seIves in the darkness.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-21

The carriers desire Is to snHouace
that they would like path shoveled
in front Of the subscribers resi-
dences. Please leave . piece OF
pie aud . cup of not coffee for 'em
also.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-21

This is the largest slock ever
brought to Carson. Give hla
q call, next to Wells Fargo.
Ce
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

would like to say a few words IN
reply TO the person who wants all the
doos killed. and signs himself zone
Who says What He Thinks. Granted
that there few bad dogs. Now. who
makes these dogs cross and ugly. |
presume Is IS the same person, or some
others lust like him, that kick. cuff and
abuse the dogs. Now, | think If we
knew tins person that wants the dogs
killed We would find him TO be a
cross, snappish, old crank, and il he
has a family pity them. | say let the
dogs live and treat them kindly. and
Won can't find more faithful friend
tIru the dogs viii be to you. You will
find the dogs when young are nOtcTOss,
but become SO bv teasing and abusing.
The dogs. as well a. horses, cattle and
other ANIMALS, have as much right on
tnls earth'as man has. and have certain
part 10 do. aud | say long live the dogs.
Many and many a noble act can be
traced 10 the much abused dog. Now
If this dog killer could be put on some
desert island. with only a dog for a
companion, think he would thea ap-
preclate the dog.
Treat TIE Docs KINDLY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06


" sss aishix.- BzsiG.s. CAls~rsEss --a
sersa&l sshssL
Our spF3ng Sad sumner serm com
mences ApEu l. aBG continues enGl
osptsnaoeF 81
for Inls term We will make TIE TO-
losing Rates
stColaaeTcizl Department - BOOK
keeping, Arithmetic. Commercial L@"
Enz "a Grammar 2Dd Composition,
Legsl Forms, Praclcz. Penn4nsalp ~IaNs
Spelling sS5.
Shorthand Department" - steEo-
gr&phs. 1ypesrltas, Letter hntlag,
English GRAMMAR, PuuetusEon, fs1-
naasA 2 ziaa Spelling, $50 unhmi1ed
scholarship aud aga n4tnemAtles, s4o.
Preparatory Engllsh COQEse--A " rim Z
Reading, spelling and Dictations Ia
glish Grammar aud Conposltlons 0eo'
grAphy, h story ana Mathematics, en-
br4c.ng Arithmetic. GeonetTy snd An
alysls, 80, uulImltsd -10l2rsnip, gao
Trlegfspby-C aud Ia Il
road -; uallmlted scholarship, t4o.
Evening scnool - kzeh Monday
"Wednesday and Friday evening, 81 peI
week Il PAID by the weet; $40 Tor three
months; SO for the mouths. These
rates apply IN any one o. tie above de
partmcnts-
Ne have our regular dasses on Sat
urday evenings. Evening students have
the privilege of attending on that day
We have ~ vacations, students may
enter AT any time. BE SIRE and cali on
Us before going elsewhere, -, q, 25, 26
snd q South DiyisiOnst., McMuiler
block. we occupy tbs entire thirc
hoor.) 4. Z IEREx,
President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

A kicking i in order, | would
kick tne city marshall for allowing OBJ
strucuOus on the sidewalks, not only
announcement but dangerous 20 pedes-
TRANS The Widdicomb Mantle Com
pany have built steep incline IN front
OF their lumber shed on MuskegOn-st.,
reaching half way across the sidewalk.
which Is dangerous 10 people passing IN
the ng ght. aud should be removed. The
person ordering such an obstruction
built upon the public sidewalk, regard
less of the convenience OF the people
passing, certainly ought to receive the
tirst kick and hard one, too. II they
have 70 shame, may they be compelled
70 do what IS right. BY one that means
BUSINESS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06


MH- EDfr0R-I know / shall not be
elected mayor rh.s year, vet for the
Dsne1t Of the 0ne Who Is, E0uld Ike
= make q fe0 suggestions. /. / hope
ne III Appoint an agents day / am
viii - give any day 10 the week ex-
ccpt -aEurday. and Vii treas al cour-
Gousiy. ms morning / had taking
zho busy forenoon. lt - quite wax
Ifom my kitchen ~ ths front door, OuE
4 eas 40 sOoner a. work taan stove
pollsn mao pat Ia iusty ringi Just back
a. aly work. taen Il vas
man with br0oms; then came
= little glri wta furniture polish
then children selling tickets Tor al en-
tertainments then piano and organ
agent, then an agent for one or our
daily papers. then an agent WITH lard IN
yellow packages, then an agent repre-
sentlng the singer seNing machine tie
really seemed % feel Impressed with
TIE idea that e vas his duty 70 ex-
change for my nee new Domestic.
really felt one while that az would ex-
chan ge. bus afn - glad he didn't Once
mo- the bell ruug. A bOy vas putting
handbllis IN the door knObe, and | sup
pose would ring for fear they would
get lost. lNr. Mayor, there sa3i1 70 DC
a .1se for that
90 NOT condemn agents They are
all right ia their place. but they need
regulation.
Then 1 would Ike 20 ask the mayor
"a a personal favor tO regulate the dog
business. It seems very strange that an
intelligent elty viii allow thousands of
these worthless and worse than worth
less ours 20 Infest the streets. | am n
constant fear Of them. II my children
cry out l run feeling sure a dog has
hold Cs them. / find many women
have the same fear | do. Do dog
owners get enough pleasure out OF their
selhshness % pay for others sufteringsl
/ can imagine how tnat mother feels
whose little daughter was bitten on
south DivislOn-st., last week. That one
dog was killed, bat not tlil the mischief
had been done. Not one dogs life must
BE- taken until be has made it possible
for untold suffering % follow.
IL people must have this nuisance
about them they ought 10 % compelled
70 keen them Oh their own premises,
and when they are out lead them by a
chain, the h.tle tax OF Sl.00 per year
does not thin them out, and l know
plenty VINO never pay a cent.
II ssrs. Brown should invite me 70
her house she would be shocked II her
children should attack me with sticks
and stones as attempted 20 enter, bat
I think il 40 greater insult than TO have
a barking. yelping, swapping, snarling
dog meet me at the door. MAD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

wouid H cot Re a good plan f0r the
city courcIl 10 1rohtit and enforce O.
80 hicvcies. tricyc'es. isa bard carts,
firners ard painters hand carts, ioaded
with iong ladders. from gong en- me
s,dewalksf for one w0ui0 say. COM
s,ef them to take ~ the streets sar1e "a
ether wheel carr'aEes. ard ieave fae
s,tsea.x xs FREE for pedestrians lt -
rncra common than Agreeable 90 meet
a. mary as three -tshv csss abreast,
rnicb seems to rae lse OVERRIDING tne
hssiuess. In some parts of the city ere
wsiks are mcrCrcl zef BY the fer'a e
skids. fron tc IA Tears Of age, cisi
A. dresses tecc cite at both srsiA
4srsrrz The rnre. wh'ca = snyth ~
kut a riesssut ggnt, sBd e 80 easv
s.sk e. xei uast them. Ranisb them On
tne fouhIe Qurk tg the hacs Yards, ard
r,eo sfsiewalkers naif a chance. A.
feuor - cur uchles enervetc snorter'
az kicker, see as pcfsraltf. Nay
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
Mind Your own Business.

Thanks for the privilege of express
ing ones thoughts freely, II Is quite a
relief sometimes. Now what | would
like 20 ask ! this; Why is II that II
person gets a garment seemingly nice,
and some one happens to think that
they can't afford il, that II must be
herald IN public as well as elsewhere?
Why can't people attend TO their own
business and let others do the same? II
costs nothing and Is pleasanter IN the
end. Let all whom this may concern
be ware how they ridicule least 1t may
not always be taken IN jest.
PFHSFCr-TED.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
A NV CosGEA.


I would q <e q kick a little through
tae kicking column Of your paper, at
the Common Council and the city
authorizes for allowing such places as
zliO0ns aud restaurants VITA stalls and
a -lde entrance "fOr ladies'" 20 be Fun
iu 4 vi zed city. In such places may
De found iust as promising. lot ot
young boys ant girls, IS you would
v1sh 10 see, bright and intelligent,
whose parents are yell 20 do and have
tine houses, Dut they step out Tor an
even ~ stroll. aud here Is where I helr
wax terminates; they spend the night
dulk.u and smoking ara nine times
ou- 0t Ten, they 60 staggering home 10
tell theIf parents some falsehOOd as 10
where they have been. Young boys
may be found there, their ages ranging
from IS years upward. and % see these
mere waits spending their evenings N
such nlacos s enough % convince any
c0iuulou-seuse man that sucn dolngs
ought 20 &c stopped at once.
TRAVELLER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

I wish the kicker could make the
foliowing Improvements,
. Have fbe streets marked 80 strangers
rooid tell where they we're.
, Have the sidewalks cleaned within
Two hours after snow storm cea =.
/ Have the piles Of DIRT which are
krraped uD in the streets removed befors
kb.sv are scattered over the streets agsin.
fave the streets sprinkled in summer
before instead II after a ram storm.
i Have The city ball clock keep good
time.
Allow TO more wooden sidewalks -
~ rus down on the principal streets.
Sfor travelling men and others from
standing on the hotel steps and INSULT
ing ladies a. thsy pass. G. ". G.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
ArtieuIats Plainly.

The student who conducts the ser
vices at Trinity Church would do we'll
10 take lessons in orthOgraphy and
Fugllsh grammar. HIS hearers DO not
Ike 70 hear Lord pronounced LOU nor
God pronounced GOu- His Pronuncla-
ton X 40 imperfect that ms hcsfsts
have no way OF obtaining kno~isuSe
of his ability. except by feastlng 'D0li
ewes on bis academic hood
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
Y. NJ &. Association.

Sunday afternoon-YOung mems meeting at
4O'clOck. All young men are welcome.
Junior department-Neeting for boys only
will be held at o'clock. All boys are welcome.
DepOt-Gospel meeting and song service Will
BE- held in the Union depot at $3.50 p. m. at
which everybody is welcome.
Thursday evenIng-Meeting for men only
will be held Thursday evening at CLOCK.
Young men are cordially invited.
jail services at l2:l5 p. m. Open only TO those
who 90 20 take part In the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
q Tlouri.hias College in Fieurishinx
City

Commencing ~ once, The West
Michigan Business College and Normal
SchocI VIII rske t1e following offer
uu CO and lt1lu,itnE a Aprli i9ra. Iosnv
one deSrUg - 'ase commercial or
Shorthand and IYnewr-t0g course. or
both courses Ne VII 8i.uN one week e
tuiuon free for day course. and tao
weeks tuton free for everfu X session.
after vhicb. 4 you n sh o. continue.
the rsts for evening cseurPe W - A. 90
per week ard regular rates for t1e dav
eourxe. which have been reduced. Cal
OF seno for PARTICULARS. Ielephole No.
LIZ WcNu az Block
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

A bard kick against the members OF
Trinity Church for accusing, trying and
condemning one Of their members un-
heard. Accused Of kicking against the
Canadian prayer book. Were | TO kick.
I could find things Of more importance
% kick against The hardest KICK
would be against scandal and injustice.
Ak Ex-MEaCBER-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

The grand Easter millinery opening
OF Adams & Co.. 90 Monroe-st., ended
yesterday IN blaze of glory. During
most Of the day the store was comfort
able filled with ladies' desirous of seeing
the rich and elegant display. Adams
& ca are deserving Of much credit for
making the elegant exhibit they did f,
and ladies' showed thhIr appreciation
OF the hIm efforts by a LIBERAL atten-
dance The openiag was indeed a sue
cess IN every respect.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

II = boped taas oar aldermen found
better pageNsn1s IA tbesT trlP - Ind
annapolis a1a that they W sool attend
another eAh ~ shlch III teach them
- keep c.e4n AID IA order the pave
meats they uOs l4Fe-
E-saE Fa to1-st. = one OF the worst n
tae clty. Fine tgFnouts 1Aye Always
avoided lt. lne principal lct osnsEs
are bank presidents, Ne8lthy t1Eu tare
lfacrlreFs, sld Reil-lo-to Old res
dents. but they do not sesln ~ have any
pnde Or pu0le sPlrit. Tie street = a
alla lole. aud q 2Tge part o. TIE salAs
are lad = s.tn "a seT4D.e aSpnAlI pave
meuG, t1ll ~ noles, AMI iald below the
sgff0uldilE ground, Hnlca m22es a
gutter 0t ti.e Ralk. 4 large portion OF
tae 'old settlers Of this street DO not
pretend ~ elean their walks O1 sao6
Wlfh 0Gr splendid drainage &c should
have clean streess, but strangers are
constantly reiaarSing OF their dirty
condition.
4 NV CONEa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
Treat TUE Docs KINDLY.
Not Acceptable

The change IN the position OF the
lectern OF Trinity Church Is not meet
ing with the general approval of the
congregation. I would respectfully
suggest that It be replaced in It's former
position. CHCRCHNAN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Loses Red Clover Pie Reunedv. =
= positive specf5e for a. forms II tha
4 sssse. Bind, Bleeding. Ttcaue. T-.-
eesatef. and Protru6ng pIas-P-~s
soc. For saIe ~ W - = Wh5te drug.
gists. Eorboa House es9cS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

First OF the week we off,r in our Mil
hneTy Department travclts's samDle
line OF fine UnIlmmed Hats. Every
style. one of a kind At less than whole
sale prices. MoRsEs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Cures All kinds of sore eyes, such -
granular Ids, wlld hairs. scrofula in
eyes, failing sght or Cataracts- For
sale 1t Pccks drug store. Sd cents per
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

be never l4ex rns Aosl.Eg anc dssPcss-
uo1 V "snors" AID .kick 4nEt ae
L1s kltskea a. soe IA sznces ols of sais
beautiful eiEy 9f Gr4nd Espssts. sna
SLz-S y A.eh g4n-
.sfHs KIczzH's" kkzzsD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

49, seeii1aa Il especially devoted 60 k.ekers
80 .,a. A.ess II ga4 aass 49, tsalt 70 1ad
80 III ~ - y aast1i - - g4Bit al :,
II. A'If.- e - - ssf18 - Jo5si1tet tla ,t42 y
80 Aie<er.f e4ra a. $3.50 X za4-o.l
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

T am all broken up, IN body and
mind" says victim of dyspepsia.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia.
II tones up the digestive organs and
creates an appetite. Give 1t trial
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

smith & Sanford call your attention
20 their very largo line Of China mat
tnEs Prices arc lower than they were
last spring and the variety = unlimited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

rtfs far 81 say that vour suggestions
A. sxcel.cut ard have already been
rcrgdered. and furthermore VII be
acf,d npon a. 5000 as circumstance
--,H gerulrt.-Eu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
In NeN Ouarers.

Mrs. f. :. Reynolds, tie well-known
mllhner, wishes 10 announce TO her
many friends and patrons that she has
removed her millinery emporium from
SsCansl-st. 10 10 Canal-si In her new
quarters the lady is bettT enabled than
ever before 70 display he stock OF goods
and would be pleased 20 see all her old
friends and patrons. Sin has received
her spring novelties IN millinery and is
showing an elegant line Of rich and
pretty articles OF headwe.r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
The Coming week's Temperance work

W. c. t. L. meetings at Good Tempars' Hall,
corner South DIVISION and Island-sts. Central
Union meeting. Thursdays. AT 2:3J p. m; \ )
meeting. Thursday. 81 p. m; Union of Unions,
brst Thursday Of each month; girls SEWN.
school. Saturday. 2:30 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

For a beautiful over stuffed parlot
suite 5-pieCe upholstered N halr with
fine pattern six tapestry covering,
tor S97, 20 70 Vinegar Furniture Com
r.rrw
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Have you seen Smith & Sanford's s.
screen? Ii IS a beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

on Toesdav. April -. the D.. q. r..
A 81 way Company wiH run a spe-
c.al excursion fram Grand Rapids -
Detroit. leaving 4raud Rapids AZ s a
p, arr vnz n Detroit ~ i S5 a. n.
This wN - grand opportunity 70
vivt Detroit. and attend onso the finest
fera exhibitions ever shown IN this
country. Fare only $50 for the round
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

rxick becsuse I thnk l ave per-
s.-f rirht to. The corners 81 bfosd"Ay
- ronart 80. were just otSlnnlng 70
r,uiet down little wnen along comes
~, salvation Army and rents = small
bui.ding 60 raise q large crowd IN, and
now the street = perfectly blOckaded
half way across with boys. Now, what
i tns reason that the police OF this city
can rot keep the street cleared at this
place a. well AZ any Otherp A person
can not pass the place without being
iusulted. A Lows OF PEACE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

In connection with Curregular laun-
dry work we wash rag AM ingram car
pets, awnings quilts, bed spreads, cur
tains, horse blankets, laI robes, etc.
MUNGER's LAUNDRY 45 kent-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Made by Valley City NJ ling Co., Grand
Rapids, is a family favorfe. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Snith 4 sanford are soie agents for
tre famous Warn Liaoleunis. The hesf
arTcs masie for ofiige ard heavy we8r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Lily White -lonr,

See Mr.. Gibson's advertisement in
another column.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

For sixteenth century finish. thre'
pieces. rhevei bed room ufte. for s. SC
& Cd WIorEar Furniture COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Tfe ro~s 70" riEsr : ia~s rhsf e =
r'ffrrrf - 81 riear taaF rara7a ~ az Sc,
saaai q ar iec sixsz ~ sa- zSrksE
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

7 kick against ths ofice OF mayor at
al. NV advice % Mr.. Wesslius = 20 90
70 Europe the next day after he is
sworn M and remain until his term OF
Office has expired. Public officials
nowadays are nothing but targets for
every BODY % ciu5-thsir own party as
well as the opposite. FAITHFUL
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO ,
Tr-rsz gOrHrY

"
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
the senior partner Of the firm OF +.
J. Cheney q Co. doing business n the
CITY OF Toledo. county and state afore-
said. and that sald firm Will pay the
sum of one Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of Catarrh that can not
8 cured BY the use Of Halls CataTrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 20 before ne and subscr BED
In my presence, this 9Th day of De
cember. A. II. 1855.
A. ". GLFAsox,
sEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catsrrh Cure i taken inter
naliv and acts directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces 0f the system
send for testimonials. free.
F.T. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. o.
r@T Sold by Druggists. IS cents
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
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smith g SANFORD are now showing
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Brussels. velvets. n'OQusttes and AZ
minister carpets. You are cordially IN
v.frd ta inspect the many original de-
srrs Prices are moderate ard it is a
pleasure tU show you through.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Fo~ 3~ elegant. solid MohcEsnv, 3
racr bedroom sute with chevei glass
22xE French revel Dlate. for 500, 90 -
Wneesr Frrniure Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

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