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AHorrihle snsninion.

BuRNsvlLLE (Miss), February 27lh.-Three
weeks ago Jim Seats lost his team and his four
children were drowned while crossing a creek,
The full particulars of which were sent out at
the time. II now transpires that Seats deserted
his own wife and children in Wayne county,
Tenn, and eloped with widow named Hem
son, and it was her children, and not his, that
were drowned.
1t is now supposed that it was murder and
not an accident. as the children were an en-
barrassing incumbrance under the eircum-
stances, and Seats very likely elected to dis
pose OF them in that way.
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The Little Wonder White Labor Fec
tory, Sixth street, between and X. mauufact-
ures all kinds of Mechanics Clothing and Un-
derwear. feS-tf
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GENERAL NOTICES.
b. F. stolI, dentist, COG J street

The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston & Co.'s, 40
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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-Clanderetl Horses.

CHICAGO, February 25th.-Glan6 cred horses
have been discovered in the stables of the
nwyer Brothers, in this city. Two have already
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WANTED.

Oon DEER SKINS. WILL PAY THE
lU.UUU highest price; Or tan them on
shares. VIII also make The best Gloves ID the
oths- Feotorv. l0l7 Ninth street, Sacramento,
cal Dodge's sacramento Glove Factory aud
Tannery, I4ptfl P. E. DODGE Proprietor.
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new idea embraced in Ely's Cream
Balm. Catarrh is cured by cleansing and heal
ing, not by drying up 1t is not liquid or snuff,
but is easily applied into the nostrils Its effect
is magical, and a thorough treatment viii cure
the worst cases. Price. 50 cents. MwF
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Attempted Assassination,

COLUMBUS (0hio), February 27th.-About mid
night an unknown man called at the residence
of DR.. Alexander Neil, one of the leading physi-
clans of the city The doctor came 10 the door.
when the man drew revolver. and, placing it
against his head, drew the trigger. the
cartridge failed to explode and the doctor
grabbed him. After a desperate struggle he
ran away. He afterward came back and
smashed several windows with rocks. The
police can't find him
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They Are Our Friends.

CITY OF MEXICO (via Gefveston) February
27th.-The statement mace by several Califor-
mia newspapers to the effect that the Mexican
delegates 10 the Pan-AmeFican Congress are en-
deavoring to create the Impression that the
United S ates vets portion of Mexican terri
terry Is denied in official circles here.
1t is asserted that Minister Romero and Gen
erai Media. the Mexican representatives In the,
Congress- both able statesmen, are animated by
the most friendly feelings toward the United
States. and desire a continuance of the haz>
moDious relations between the all-AmerieaA
Governments.
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NEW TODAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Foa'ld For Sale To Let and similar notices under
this heed are inserted for cents per line the first
lime and cents per line each sabseq1eslt time Al
notices OF 1is character sOil be found under this
heading.
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TEE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Radical Changes to be Made in the
APPEARANCE Of Current Coin.
OREGON RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
Senators Are Investigating the
Leakage OF News from Their
Secret Sessions-Etc.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE HrcoRD-uSros.
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suppressIng Evidence.

u,
Of Phelps Perrin to-day, on a charge of robbing
the Exchange Bank, the State introduced testi-
mony tending to prove that Perrin attempted TO
suppress part of the States evidence. The evil
dence showed that Perrin made false entries on
the books, forced balances and was an embez-
zler to the extent OF s., $50. The books of the
bank were kept in a careless manner. Perrin's
personal note being carried on the books as
cash.
Burning Coal Mines.
SHANoEIN (Pa.) February 27th.-The fire in
the Cameron c0lliery is burning with increased
intensity. The mine is full Of smoke and gas.
making the work of fighting the fire exceed
ingly perilous- General Superintendent Will
iams and Mine Foreman Brennan were pros
tra.ed by gas and taken out unconscious.
The two men imprisoned in the colliery last
night escaped through an old chamber. Twen-
ty three mules were smothered.
Welcomed Home.
CHICAGO. February 27th.-Ihe Worlds Fair
Committee returned from Washington this
morning. They were met by large number of
enthusiastic citizens A procession was formed.
headed by the Sons of New York and the Chi
cago Zouaye Band, which paraded the princi-
pal streets resting at the City Hall. where re-
oeption was rendered by the committee.
Another Kentucky Murder.
CINCINNATI, February 17th.-Advices from
Pikeville, Ky, tell of another murder among
the Mccoy Hatfield adherents. The victim
was Uncle Joe johnson, who was assassinated
on Sunday night. johnson incurred the
enniss W .nS hatnStus W uasS.oslIS enS PiHli
of escape by Mounts and another one Of their
set.
Skiilful Rail Plays.
NEW YORK, February 2fth.-Schaefer defeated
DAILY tonight in twenty-seven exciting innings,
marked by skillfui rail play and balk line nurs-
ing The score was 500 to S66. The average was
is l4-27. The highest runs were: Sehaeier, ia,
III. 81; DAILY. los. IS.
Criminal Carelessness.
CHICAGO, February 27th.-Earl Compton,
aged years was shot and killed by his 5-year-
! old brother this evening. A loaded revolver
was carelessly len within The reach OF the cas-,
james Russell Lowell.
/ BosToS. February 27th--The repor .ei condi
J tion of James Russell Lowell, who b 4s been sui
fsring with cold, IS such as 10 c..use consider
able concern.
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stanlexA Letter.

LONDON, February 27ih.-A letter FROM Stan.
ley was read at the meeting OF the Corporation
of the City of London TO day. Stanley says he
hopes to arrive in London on April 15Sh, when
he will receive the address with which il IS the
intention oe the Corporation to prese2t hiFa.
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BosToS. February 27th.-The repor. .ei condf-
tion of James Russell Lowell. who 4s been sui
fsring with cold, IS sucl as TO csuse consider
able concern.
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The Ladies' Howard Reli. Z Society Will
meet at l P. NJ. TO-DAY at K. of P. Hall-Ninth-
street entrance
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WANTED-L0sr. FOUND.

UTANTED : APPRENTICES FOR MILL
w merry work room. Apply to CHAS E.
PHIPPs, Superintendent Weinstock, Lubin &
Co. fe27-3t
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Criminal CareIessness.

CHICAGO, February 27th.--Earl Compton,
aged Years. was shot and killed by his 5-year-
old brother this evening. A loaded revolver
was carelessly len within The reach OF the cas-,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

The iugglery Of the Hindo mounte-
hank SINKS into utter rnsiSnhcauce
when compared with that Of the aver
age Democratic free trader of this
country. his three card monte game
with percentages, "ad valoTems'
and "tarlH taxes" are bewildering to the
careless observer. The following clip
ping well illustrates his skill:
..In no direction does the ingenuity
OF the Irce-trade attorney become more
evident than when he IS juggling with
percentages and a. valOrem equivalents
in our tarIf laws. AS So much of his
stock ia trade consists of statements
'tnat lead to oewiider and dazzle TO
blind he reveis nm the realm of eQuI-
vaIelt percentages, aiming thereby 10
confuse the Iuc0lsderato voter and
leave with him au impression at var.-
ancc with h,s impulse To DO that which
Isl for the best interests of himself and
others.
"As prices so down under competl-
ton between home producers, as has
always resulted from adequate prOtec-
ton of any industry, and II seems no
longer possible 20 frghten voters with
tne threat OF increased expenses OF llv-
lng, the attorneys for free trade begin
O. ring tae changes on the resulting en-
haucemeut oG tariff equivalents. Hence
the talsehu0d that tariffs are now high
cr taau no the close OF the war. This
frec-trade bubble, that IS hOated before
the eyes OF voters whenever opportunity
offers, can be readily exploded by the
catou OF a few solid facts.
'fWhen steel rails were selling at $50
yer ton the existing tariff OF flI was
the equivalent OF thirty-tour per cent.
which is less than what the trainers of
the once famous Mills bilP recognized
as a tHr protection for the average Oi
domestic manufactures. But when the
competition between the producers
forced she prce of rails down 70 &.
PER ton the same larif of Si7 became
the equivalent OF over sixty per cent,
ard the effort was 81 once made %
turn the attention Of voters from the
low prcc 80 which rails we're selling O.
the contemplation OF excessive tariff
percentages Aud this when foreign
rails could not have been imported, ex
ccpt nc a loss, Z the t&r.K had been &c.
duceG oy half.
"And so on through the entire cate
CORY Of ma1ufactures. The prices OF
every protected product have been low
cred. and % conceal this fact, which j.
a. variance with tho theory of free
trade and che predictions Of all its
prophets. those who hud it to their n
terest to INSIST that foreigners shall be
permitted % sell m American market,
On terms thar are nos accorded 70
American citizens. attempt with cloud.
Ct figures to conceal the chief facts a'
ISSUE. 20 tae end that voters NAV bs
IL 4. 49, !. - u
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

The crsukv htt,e Broadaxe. of Nanis-
tee. takes violent exception % the
TrrreRAw-HseArD's critic sm Of the
United states senatc's slowncss and
calls it "A TRADE Of abuse After
soothing the Seuate's wounds and pour
inc on VINE and o.i, It vents q trade Of
abuse shat tlsa trade. Is slys
Brt fhe pkw-IEsRs docs not
seem Cd understand thst a lst-heiHed
lut of mf' cnsae h.oats such as We
hare n tlet usT.css hrlneh Of the siov-
ernmeut. are nos 81 che habit of dong
anything lrr trel sake. and don
PROPOSE to ntr1ture soy new Geparf-
rrcs 81 chs Iale itr ot t1efr suprf llscr.
AZ for coming ot terr 0efch. fhev
esn't dolt. Ia iuup toWa Wouli -
iastle t'-ethcr tae vine and case wrth
vlca tnrr stomschs ere hle.i. thst
fernen nsston vcula ttse place ard elre
resfts follow. Nlt they are
ceunr iamn iust ere same i they
don g scan rat utn corrrrl ar lrl laa
go n natural fersv. the people wiI
yars toem o1
The eminent success that the Demo-
craec PARTY. u.ta .ts Prohibition srpen-
ok. has BAD e raaS5rg the senate o8
rs perch. has Hsrrad the conglomera-
ton so renewed aferts They have
a. en- fhe,r hsnis fer nev efert
TIE stors ssnir,s 5fetitor.sl 81 ason
,safs.r ems. cf tae klsi 1T staf svrec-
frrsta,f bv fre rsre~. whrea rrcrseer ts
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
SECRETARY osMUN's OPINION
He Doesn't REPect 10 Print the Whole
Batch OF Tickets.

Following is an opinion OF Secretary
Of state Osmum on the much-di scussed
question Of how election tickets are %
be printed under the new law. tie
evidently does not hold that the law
makes It bis duty to handle the local
or county rs well as the State and legis-
lative tickets. SAID he.
"Why. it's utterly impossible for the
State printing Office % get Out the
tickets required. The law requires the
tickets in Toe hands q the Secretary OF
STATE ten days before the election.
There ara f-un conventions If the state
to provide f0T where hut one political
party IS concerned. If there are two
pgetes twice trat number. aut five
parties irr tmcs that mum aer. There
rsve teru several e.eetl00s held.
s0rur. maniC pal. eic.. since the law
went NO force. ana we received bat a
few setss tickets to rInE sr1u. e..
however. t1at ve wili issue ne tickets
tas fall except tno state and leg s.a-
tre. AID VIII prInt taem u WE break
0s. Sc Tor tae enforcement ~ thc
iaW. B have nothing 81 do w Ga thaa
tnl i an attempt we're made t0 en-
force e. wnft rnui he thr resI TIE
isw makes it the dutv of tne various
rae.F cnrlr ffees. state. Ccrzre- o-s I.
leE s.atVe, county. mur $751; tc.. %
r8ca tro ar f
aanas ~ taa eeclats-r - ~tae hHt
ur0 a-r threa corr aes The lsV
dres rt recognize tha "a entt
+ a
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

ne TELEo zAa- HEEAL1 hsz t2ksn
frsaueus acczson - Illustrate, ~
Fsfsxence u soms particular Art-cie ~
naanufzcture. he~ TIE PrlneiPls of
prossctlea operates not oaly - tAe
asnsfal welfare. b4s zlso - particular
a1yaalsgs. Hers : an apE illustrates
a. 70 potlsry. gwen og seaaioT Nanosf-
sea Ia Is speech
sfMF President, there : no Industry
Ia tbs cOaDEry taAE shoss laoEs c-c&rty
zu1 VITA more empns1e deanllensss
tue advantage of tns protse1Ye Princl-
PIE taan tazt u the naAaGtact1Ie u
cfockery, the making 81 chln4hAre ~
ali IS GRADES. i. vas bat len years
ago snen, As nAs lsen repeatedly sQg-
gestea IL debate. tnls industry DID not
have a. existence ia thls country. The
pctlegs made cheap sort u e4rttlen-
ware, without beauty "a either form Or
tnisn .}zn1 Z gAs not untl protective
rates aere established taz1 tals great
Industry, OF advantage not oniy 20
those Who manufacture that klnd OF
ware. bat OF advantage 70 the owners
OF land and 70 those VINO are interested
n cay and kaoin beds throughout
the country, obtained standing and
permanent fOOtaCld.
"lt IS true, when you get into the
highly decorated and expensive ware
used IN tne houses OF the wealthy, that
tie chinA and crOckery ware or the Old
country i purchased by those VINO can
afford TO pay the price, but any man
who goes into an establishment dealing
n these articles today : struck iorclbly
with tu8Iacts; First, the superiority OF
the goods, their delcacy Of texture,
their beauty OF form, their finenes- OF
finish, aud their excellence OF decora-
ton, comparing most fayorabiy with
those produced abroad and, second, he
$ surprised AZ the very low price that Is
asked for these goods"
HANNIBAL HAMIS, OF Maine, Is the
only living Nice-president, and he shll
preserves his health and yigor, although
nearing his three score years and thirty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
THE GIGANTIC TUNNEL.
Tremendous Piece OF Engineering s
successfully Accomplished.

Tremendous Piece OF Engineering
successfully Accomplished.
A mighty tunnel now connects Can
ada and the United States, and work
men were yesterday shaking hands
under the St Clair river, while the big
tube re- echoed 10 cheers for the Presl-
dent of the United states and Queen
Victoria. The next great engineering
works 10 be accomplished are tunnel
under the Detroit river, a waterway
from Grand Rapids 10 Lake Michigan,
and the strengthening of the dock lines.
PoRr HURoN, Mich, Aug. 25.-The
wOrkmen engaged upon the two ends OF
the tunnel shook hands with each other
this morning under the st. Clair river
and made the great subterranean high
way echo with their cheers.
When but 100 feet of the tunnel
proper remained to be completed work
was suspended, and an eight foot diff
was begun. This was 10 enable the en-
gineers 10 adjust the massive shields, so
that they Will form a perfect lining for
the tunnel when brought together.
Tins eIght-foot drift was finished this
morning, and the men from both sides
Casped hands with each other, and gave
three cheers for the president OF the
United States, ,QueenVictorla, and every
| one connected with the great enter
/ Prise.
The shields were only slightly out of
| line, and We're easily adjusted. They
| have been shifted, and work on the tun-
mel proper IS again under way. The
| last spsdeful of earth viii be removed
Thursday forenoon
The tunnel is practically completed
| and every one connected with II IS jub-
liant, for their success has surpassed
the most sangulne expectations OF its
promoters.
This marks the completion of the
! greatest river tunnel in the world, and
/ possibly the greatest piece of engineer
/ ing IN the country. 1t is II feet longer
| than the Brooklyn bridge, and the diff
/ Guilty of the underground work compen-
safes for the finer work pecessary on
| that structure.
The tunnel Will not be in use until
| some months. as a 5000 feet of ap-
prOach IS to Dc digged on the Canadian
side and one Of 5000 on the Michigan
SIDE.
At $40 O'Clock this morning Mr..
Hobson, chief engineer of the tunnel;
/ Mr. Milman, engineer in charge, Mr..
Esmes, mechanical engineer, and Mr..
/ Murphy, who has charge OF the cxca-
vat0n, passed through the tunnel, GO
ing in on the American SIDE. They
made the trip through IN thirty min
utos, and were greeted upon their ar
rival on the Sarvia side by all the
steam Whistles on both sides OF the
river.
For a time pandemoniUm reigned.
The Joyous notes that the tunnel is
I through was then taken up by the
! boats n the river and thousands Of
/ people are on the streets, and Port
Huron wears holiday look.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
RoOms 8 AND 0 TOWER BLocF

ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA d BEEBE-.......P .ProDretors
yVANrED Male Help-l frst cook. paint
W ers. $ carpenters. = machine nands wood
turner. i tuo. ana double bass player. ! Sloe
from bone player siIrsIu 81. e -taufasseIs, J
ylslu player. ? cabinet maker
WANTED Female Helps dining room
- girs. b general house girls cooks. Sale s.
lady.
EOR sALE-l7 gallon milk route. horse
4 wagon, cans, outstanding accounts. etc,
price so
UoR SAILS modern houses. new. On MSdi
I son ave. near flith-aye., 90 easy payments.
4 GOOD stock 10 exchange Tor house and Tot
a or vacant lots In southern or eastern part
@ the city.
LOR SALE-U House and lot on Elfth ave. :
rooms. modern hnishi price S-tgp. k-sy
terms.
LOR SALE-A fine s. room house. ar East
Il street. good seed lot IA good ocatl0n,
price 500. Easy terms.
40 ACRES fruit farm. miles from city; 100
~ peach. l0J 1pples. p.ums, pears. grapes
and small irulJ; personal wrqp f1g ana cas- b
il needed 90 exchange Tor property IN city. 4
bargain Tor s0mfone.
IN ACRES oi peach and maple timber.
~ mile from railroad station. 20 exchange.
GENERAL COCA larins 90 exchange Tor brtnd
- Rapids property. Rooms and 3. rover
block.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
" erty in sums TO suit h0otnso and g. Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms 10 rent; also number OF
II good tenants wanting 70 rents bring N
your keys. Rooms ; and 9. Tbwer block.
DEGOllA & BEEBE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
Death Record.

John Den Englishman, 65 years, 10
East Leonard-st.
Arthur +. Freeman, month, 81 Gil
bert-st., Paris township.
Vettie Zaches, 25 years, 45 Broad
way.
Stanley SObski, 2 years, 81 Davis-st.
Jan Wander Neen, year, 693 Madi-
sOn-avc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

Anow myself .o suher again Whist J
lave seh sreA tof ghe iss4 year That
a.e = ase DEsptps 81 gave ne no
comfort I goutH EQt e4t noE ENJOY
ansthlag. Tire uoclors amounted to
nolAagt nothing saemed - relieve nae
until used 3 bottle ot sulphur hltters.
Four bottles made zoe veli.--j ose pa
Ratchelder, Master ot Schooner 4. A.
- .-r-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


A Repuhfcaa Congressional Convention Of
the Fffth Congressional District, ~ Michigan,
uftf h- nfl1 80 me lrcuif Court Rooms. 10 fhe
cltg 0f Grand Rapids. Aicnigan. on Tuesday.
reptem ser = lsU. at NJ oeiack a. m. i9f TIE
purpose of nomir r1til- a candidate Tor Repre-
such ether business as may properly % con
siler~t.
According o. rule heretofore adopted. the
several eounties Of the dlstcict wtllhe entlfled
a. the same number - delegates a. ia the Re
publican STATE conYcafion. slf+
AMsEan .......-...... ..-......----.
iona III
ttraNa ....--lo
By order of me Efth District Republican
con Eressional Committee
UM LUuE GOoe. ID. A. bLop6klf.
Secretary. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

OuinsY troubled me Tor twenty years
since / started using Dr. Thomas
Electric OIL have not lad a. attack
lie Oll cures sore throat az once. Mrs.
Letta Conrad, slandlsh, Mich, Oct. a
HS,E
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

The 81. r. & 4. - r. i q. tie short-
est lae tsiNeep tfana Eapses ana
Fraatrss CAS- So aa Northern Mca.-
esa saumer rescEis saa other - ii
IL .salsa t-le s4aEsesl Lac tEe0 llags.rse
f.ts - t lzesa s = Grand k2uas
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
sick Headache.

Loose's Red Clover Piils cure SEX
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion ana
Const patton. 25c per hoN, bOyes FOR
81 Eor .ale hK al drugglsts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
az RElDY Fa2 TIE BAY
Fzxasr Csas1est 81 ths Oeest ? ~sssAA
NSaa3aAEass~A Aieh 50 - A~tAAes
81 s2911k NeeA

Ths follosing trom the Detsoit News
saows thss = warm tine mas - ex-
pectsd ln DSgoE lom0rEeW ana 1a-!Fs-
cay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
.ElN1 ADVERTISEMENTS

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Ill Ill 4HlEn lAfHf
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l. - 81 hrlaat 4as fros.aes s re,safs
j. 900 eas,'i s9-,- e'.rfs,.,,.1- .'......
d-st ~, sr.s la.i-rs ~ ,al.le. a1lrf -, fsst
ill.era' ss4ala ~ rrl lars.l..a ta r8.la 81 IA .II
/ 0-r-a Iona ssgnslie aaser..siae IAN rnsr
J. suitable reNafa d returned IL Suesi F.
Hetrl.
1 o~F-arxics1 aor ssfh license fs. f,,,f,t.s.f
4 -. ID eaEzl hrtaru IL 3 Moan Ntrl.ea
81. and receive rewasd s
HEP WARTED- MALE.
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NkANTEI-A Grsr-cl4ss barber "a Soufh
lhfisiVh.st. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
gTTukrIoNs wAgTEp- gALg

(VANIED-poeition As clerk in wholesale or
" retHl grocery store. Pos young mar et
man; . De- ercuccs- Address Box -. d..
bafdst0H. 14icll. $50
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26
SOUTH SIDE LOTS!
VIII Sell at Very Low PrIcsSI

CTXTY Choice lots on Jefferson. Dickinson,
- Griggs aud ReynOldsayes. worth $50 to
500 each. small cash payments balance on
time at low rate Of interest
THIRTEEN UNION BOULEVARD LOTS.
i Tor $50; Sl50 single lot
HIVE ACRE TRACT ready 70 plat and sell in
l. lots; good for twice = price.
HOUSE AND LOT sl2o0-I an sa'ling my
Il own property only. ano viii taNe purcha>
ers 10 see II and give them the btneAt OF a itlr
commission in prices
Rs-Wi.l be in Office evenings
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

HANNIBAL HAmIS, OF Maine, IS the
only living Nice-president, and he shll
preserves has health and yigor, although
nearing his three score years and thirty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

NXANTED-A arstel2ss barber. "a souie
" li4FisiVH.sl. ~