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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
Few Of Preai'. Juas Bargains.

Ham Knocks plain. sos. Csc. s5c. sl.00
sl,25.
Best make Of oil stoves 75c 10 SIS each.
Boys velocipedes from - to S.
Flower baskets from Toe to Toe each.
Ffie proof cooking pots. 8 10 . set. s9c.
worth sl2j
Crown jewell carpet s-erpsr. best In
market. for 81.
Straw cuffs only Sc per pair
Best croqaet 10 the market. fall set for
99e.
Lawn tenuis Jackets. best make. from
95c 10 81
FREAR's Tgor BAZAAR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

La Gmprrl q. W, Eddy 4 Go, X French
CIiurh Cure. Price % 4 Scots. Samples
tree at G. J. Wait druggist. Pocket Nasal
Douche given with large bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

Lsd,ss' waite SKIRTS a. Yrssr..
Ladies' Skirts. With hemstitched ram =,
only Tes esch
Hsmburg Rom a Skirts At Tie snd CSC
P,se Muslin Skirts. With Hamburg ruftie.
only ei23.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
SYNDICATE.


The listers are making the quadrennisl
appraisal OF real estate.
Farmers are still planting while some
OF the crops are large enough to hoe.
The grass crop never looked better.
The Sunday school OF the Methodist
Episcopal church was reorgshizsd last
Sunday with Charles Randall. Superin
tendsnt; Miner Hurd, Treasurer; Mrs.
Mary Mattison, Librarian; and Miss Celia
Hamilton. Oresnist
Jane. widow OF the late Elisha Hsmi.
ton aud daughter Of the late Col. Solomsn
Bentley OF Sunderland died May Goth. the
funeral being attended by large number
Of our citizsns the 81: The deceased was
al active member OF the Methodist church
and Sunday school and was universally
respected and loved for her many good
qualities
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
FAST ArtiSGToN.

There was q qniet wedding q. the resi-.
dence OF e Goodenoush on Monday. the
contracting parties being James d. Way.
photographer OF Manchester and Miss
Belle A. daughter OF Mr.. Goodenongb.
None but relatives OF the family we're pres
ent and the happy pair left on the after
noon train for short trip to New York.
Their many friends here and 10 Name hes.
ter Wish them much happiness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12

-Aicrirsm Chapter o T. s. vas the
guest 81 Me,to~ee Chapter q Ps~le, 81
Lake ~. Catherine Taesdsr. June 10.
The day .ss periec, the compssy consen.
isi the oDly drawback Ne. tia, 20 few
oosid srospi The Invitation ,hose sho ven,
can Gully feel pity ior The others % they
missed 20 much. A boau,sfGi dinner ii
ihs Lske y, csihfins House. boat ride
oa The lake stepping q, vsfioss points Of
interest . generous ianch we're tbs pria-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

The recent conversion of Cleveland TO
the free coinage Of silver has more of
significance than is apparent at first
sight. Heretofore he has deemed him.
self so strongly entrenched in the stfee-
tions of his party as TO be able to sit
down and receive, IN obese passlvity,
the idol worship of the Democracy.
Carried TO pitch of irenzied excite
ment, by the reflection that It wss he
who led them TO victory, after Demo-
cratic hiatus of a quarter-century. they
have cried out for the space of SIX
years, "Great IS Grover Of the Democ-
racyl"
The fact that the Republican party
took the position of limited colnage of
silver, drove the Democratic party to
the advocacy of free coinage. Cleve-
land was not there, and he could not
get there silently, on account of his
former very pronounced stand against
free coinage. But was he to be left
with the Republicans, when his party
had slumped Off Was he no longer to
be the idol of Democracy? Perish the
thought He would slump off likewise,
and slump he did.
Because the mountain would not
come to Mahomet, the latter very wisely
decided 10 go to the mountain, for the
sake of getting together. In this mod
ern instance, however, the mountain is
coming to Mahomet. They are getting
together. But what influenced the
mountain out Of its natural passivityi
A Hill that was making tracks to Ma
homet with astonishing rapidity. They
are rushing neck and neck for the
same goal, and the mountain and the
Hill are liable to meet with a great
crash and grind Mahomet to powder
between them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
THE TELEGRAM HERALD MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER lsse


r reclfFoeity = 2a adsanas toxares
free tEsaa. - > el2ined - tke Dena
er4Fee press aa1 lnalsl192l DxmoeFsts.
say aees noS tAe Dene<x4Ee party "a
sox - fes faeE =. EsslproelGy = sap-
p1s1ental -, Ana "a az of ths prlne.-
pes Cf protection Ihs principle q
PreEse.lca . aot restrictive. Is =
lFe&a aud comprehensive. AZ tas
fzlxeAAx-ItszALD has asretofcar szld.
ne tEus pxsaeipls of prosectioa iaSladss
nlgn tzrl1 medium TART. sos t4Ei6.
ana 40 TART AZ al. Whatever tends 70
tie ap-b1lla X and material al
Yaacsnlsns Of American Interests All
AnisriczB citizens = secluded IA ths
prineipls of protection. Ii msans that
ne interests Of AmeKlczns ars - De
considered, before ths Interests Of any
other people are 70 oe consulted. Kec-
.pEoelty, as i = 70 be applied. Is only
on~ Of the sgeBeiesof protection. What
= sr IL . merely this; that no country
- - - ~ -@-A F+D@ - sAA4s AAf0
the right to pat those products apon
our markets without irst paying duty
upon such products, unless the same
right is accorded 70 the products Of
America sold ia the markets OF that
country II the American products
cannot hnd market IN the fore ~
country, without trst paying = duty
upon the same, then the products OF
the foreign country shall DO subject TO
a duty placed upon them by the United
States before they are placed IN our
markets. The free trader, irrespective
OF any benefits which may accrue 20 the
American products, would throw our
markets open 10 the trade OF the world /,
IN competition with our products.
This IS the difference between the
principle of the Republicans and the
ideas OF Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

CHARLES s. HkNFToS, of the Petoskey
Democrat, wants toe Game Wardenship
and = not too modest to say so right
out loud. In fact modesty never lost
hum anything. But Il may be possible
that the coming Legislature ofretrench-
ment and economy will abolish that
Office ss a useless expense to the body
polite. So sturdy Democrat as
Hampton ought not to get lost in the
shuttle. lie should ask for something
more reliable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

The Defiance, o, Democrat asks;
''who ~as the Defiance quail hunter
that fred charge of shot into Bob
Dsvis's fence while that gentleman was
husking corn7 We stop the press for q
reply" Who struck Billy Patterson7
Who trod on the tail o. me cOst2 II
the Democrat stops the press for such
couundrums, it Will freeze up before
Christmas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

A STORY has been started that the
name Of the late August Belmont was
"Schoenberg." the German for "beauti-
ful mountain" and that he changed It
to the French equivalent Belmont. ="
Well, what OF Il? If he had changed il
to the English Paramount, he would
have been just as much Of an Ameri-
can-no more. no less. German,
French, OF English-everything goes in
America.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

SAYS the Sioux City Tribune: "The
election is over, but the other effects Of
the Mckinley law are becoming more
apparent every day" Since the cleo
ton effects were disastrous, the "other
effects" OF the Mckinley law must be
beneficial, a. Republicans have always
claimed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Lansirz RepHh8teans
Ttsa sette8 fact thst Dsputy ADD
tor General II 2. Prstt wiII relassn n
the service Of the rev sad tor fer some
tlrns 80 lsass Tas = hardly what
nj zht be sSpected of AuS tor Stone.
ba4 leadsrr nsea q tas party have pre-
vssled upon bim 90 make th = sacrifice
@ aTold airy s.lps il the great cog
waesls of the 1ep&Ttzaens&i KoTk
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01


WANTED Male Help-2OO tlemakers to 20
W South, wages - "a day; good travelling
salesman for manufacturing house; 2 canvass
ers for city work. wood choppers; good
lathe hand.
WANTED-Female Help-2 pantry girls.
w dinng-room girls, chambermaits, IL
general girls. wages s. or $50; girls for
boarding house; lady aaenis-fast selling ar
ticle. biz percentage. Ladies ParlOr. Tower
block.
cGEO0 VIII buy frst-class business chance
y ~ OF long standing.
c1r00 For an Sroom house on Madison
pI w ave-; terms easy or exchange for
vacant lots.
60 5O0 For and sro0m house on Hali-st..
70 a railroad man terms easy.
CT -0D On easy terms will buy an s-room
4 wv house on Trowbridge-st.
I O0K at that s-room n odern house on Colt
IA ave-. only $500. will exchange for lots or
cheaper property.
TOR SALE-Large house. 5oxsO lot on North
IL Diyislon-st.. only $500; house rents for So
per month.
WE have = large list Of vacant lots from $50
w to $50 o.
WHERE is the builder who wants to buy
w vacant corner in good locality. l52xl25. s.
room house n one lot. only s30uO Tor whole.
$500 for house and lot. <2ooo for vacant lot.
business CHANCES-For Sale or Exchange
IL y general stocks. 5000; hardware. 5000;
S2SeD livery stock in good location, doing a
good business. drug stocks. well located in
city, I $500. l at s200O drs good stock 5000 l
hardware. s,o0. 500, l dry good. 500
EOR SALE OR EKCHANGE-For Grand Rap
IL ids property, 80 acres of first-class land. 40
acres cleared. miles from Middleyille. only
$1,000. A bargain.
E0R SALE-l6l acres OF the finest land in
u Michigan; good house. large basement.
barn. acres OF orchard, everything hrst-claSs
will take $1,000 10 $3.50 In city OF village prop
erty; q bargain. only so per acre. cheap AZ $50.
TOR SALE-si700 VIII buy a 7-room house.
H. sewing room and closets, very convenient.
/ nice lot, on Scribner-st.
EOR SALE-A new 6-room house. pantry and
closets. on Ia l-st.. oGly $il00.
ITO EXCHANGE-For house and lot on West
side, an S-room house on Center-st., Sl700.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


Muskezon Chronielef
Democrats 10 secure The next Prssi-
dent will need bat s. electoral votes,
they having l57 from tne sohd south
for a foundation, solid hy means Of ID
justices and crusltes which IN some
Css~s would apesH central Afr5a. A
Federal election lav seems 30 Be he
only remedy. ard thst bat 4 psrtIsl
ors. for many - these eviis. We hofe
Ccegrsss VII have the nerve % psss
90
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

TaE persistsncy with which Demo-
crss decry the census, on account OF
ia alleged psrtisanship, shows the ca
pscity of thSt party to conceive false
hood and promulgste il. To make a
partisan census would require the cor
ruphon Of $1,000 snumerstors- That
number OF citizens would have to per
lure themselves IN the most shameful
manner. Perhaps the Democracy
knows how IL could be done, but Il -
in,prscticsble on the face Of Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

IL Cleveland's friends are so anxious
10 make HUI 4 Senator. he ought to
consent. The senatorship will not dis
qualify him for the Presidency. He
can advance his candidacy for the
latter place while still Senator. Cleve-
lands anxiety IS apparent in this move
10 make Hill Senator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

"Rxsorp. ny desirs =, = said Job,
"thaf mine adversary bad written a
book. knowing f0R vel hat then he
would have hzd bin on tie hip. Ward
McAllisser hss gwen those outside q
his charmed circle 81 400 the oppoTtBn-
itv sighed for by Job. His book has
fallen to the p'sheian fo-csnt counter
vifhs a duli thgd and t = sifording B :
enemisss world of swpseHent ~ hIs
sxpense. The majority q Americans
have nors serious business at Band
thsn spinx the ~sas T. 70 -oas Ct Nev
1oTk Mooeery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

rHrs = - vsry asttsriny mention
shst prob isiton receives from its sily.
Democracy The Iowa Prob ihionists
are slrsady beginning tesir prepsrs-
tlons for the oext state camps ixn, N
vhsch they expect b make TIRE greatest
EFFORT og their lives. The sensible
busluesa6ke people Of the STATE vi
slso make a great effort 10 I'd Iowa %
the prohTb6on incuhus And thas =
iuss shout the KIND q encouragement
that prohibition wi receivs in M.cai-
gsn aarng ICE next tvo years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
PERCYSNY YDER
Is Canal.st.. Room I5.

WORKING MEN ATTENTIONS or 10 acre
w tracts for sale near ID. & VI. junction. only
SIS an acre Here Is chance 10 get good
home.
Ok FOOT FRONT on Scribner-st near
~ Bridge. on sil. rents for sl44 year.
CHOICE ~ acre farm IN Southern Illinois to
v trade For property here.
NEW room house and choice lots. only
~ sLS0
drug STORE business and stock IN hrst-
~ class location for sac. reason for selling
ili health of pr9prietors price 500. worth
double the amount % a i've man.
I HAVE hrst-class llvery stock for sale or
trade
MONEY TO LOAN st . and : per ce1f on giit
III edged security. Percy Snyder. - Cauai-st
IT WILL PAY parties wishing to m4keia-
vsstments 20 call snd lock over my list BE-
fore purchasing
PERCHS SNYDER
- Canal-st.
a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

IT looks now az # before this time
next wear toe people of Indiana would
bss using tin-ware made from tn-plste
manufactured within the state and add
st lower prices than ever before Then,
indeed. will the ocCupsu0o Of the tim
ueddier be gone. and the voice Of the
free-trsds editor vii oc drowned by
tae noise of homemade horns.-Indi-
snsDols Journal.
And 4 Mel Ford ever hss occasion 10
celebrate another victory here IN Grand
Fapids. 70 VII be with American tn
horns. not BuEsh-th&nks 10 the Nc
kinney lsw.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

The great principle of the patent
upon which the stand that fell at the
football game was constructed IS that
strength and safety increase in proper
ton to the weight placed upon it. If
the pesky thing had only held out un-
al 1t had more weight upon 1t, it might
have been strong enough to stand up.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
40 suBseRIBKRA

HERALD ~ho fails ~ receive the paper
FsxalsrIy. or Who MAY have reason 70
eoaaplaia of late delivery. win confer a
special faxor bY iafsrming this once OF
the faet az saes. sead p0st&i card or call
up tsis phone 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

THE Indians spent too much time in
dancing. They are not the only poor
deludsd fools who have danced away
their opportunities.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

YoUNG-MAS-PRoUD-OF HIs-RUS Soper
bad blg blowout the other day. He'll
enjoy fire-out At the end Of his one
term.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.

Two HUNDRED moro fools are 20 be
added % Ward McAllister's 400.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

FoRD's candidacy for the Speaker
hip seems 10 be utterly ignored. The
Iolld south to the front.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
WHAT PEOPLE Want
MANIFESTATIONS" ARE FREE
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING rs PAID FOR

Twelve words Will us-
ualiy lSe tvso ifness
thirteen and not To ex-
<.e<sd twenty words three,
lines. and fn the larger
ad~eFtiseme enss the aver
age ia seven words a. "A
line. There 10 bat one
price and that a. quoted
ina the table herewith
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies kx-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

WILL SILL 7ou ore - thoss bea8tifel iots
on ~ fifth-ase. addition f0r $50. So .
500 an Easy terms also siKty-aiae cnni re- ints
eD McPhersens atattioa. numbers FIRST sud
second, sane price. terrs ore carter cssh-
balance 81 tine at PER eent, hezatlfuilF e.
eafed ca ana Sc ne ia neE os1ts a. "A North
Ffcnt-st-
%-oOO-0ns fne hrfsk hie.k es-rrris'ne
= fNsV sfcrs Hssnsaf. sat tsrszt r,asrs
- eeoaad foHTs h8f water hsst q aff 9 -
Cat ~ nv real estate oEce. No. - ". froatst.
TToTsEy fn Al psrts - efty fron $50 fos-N1
n Na a Norto frent~.
C~r2W a-f Fatsr Neaffrz 49, y1urbfae ~
- EsraHf Rarfs -fesm HescrE sad Pan :.
"a r.. "a erts Frezf-st
II. p. SNYDER,
Roozas - 70 - woaasr'y BOX,
! 3 No1ros-arsss, GsAaa RaSsass AicA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

The L. :. A. welcomes the U. S. B.
Nay their relations ever be friendly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Oshsa Pesss Hsesrss. Pso"st .na saris
Osiissry. All the Lossl hs-s. aaa ths
cisaasst saa Mast PtaiRH Pvintsa PaPsr
Pasilshsa 10 oraas RasIds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

flWls ADV EkflSEMEAf tells the sfars. We
bl8 and sell rc&i estate On commission
Anything from q Suhl haa iof io 4 Monroe 81.
Lots al ever the ely Houses And lois 81
prices ana n teTns 10 ft ysnF packeih00k.
IL you waAt 10 seiI or exchange your lof on
house aud iUt. rene HhcT Ne have iote al Gus
iomera oaiiy aud E-ki.t be able 10 Tao sea a
purchaser tomorrow, While sou mlEaI hunt n
year Tor one kfki estate anG ioEninK money
il eur business. Cal 0B ns. "A lillkm AZ. Gle
bert. Room S. hid4lc0mb building. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

L'Ok SALk-~New S.room house. besides hal.
closets ana sfore fo8ili g0oa cellar uuoer
Whole house. good wei. csftFui lot N. lCtt
fadaock-st.. S doors north oi guncion Cf
Cheffy-St. aud lsskt-aYei fronts on lrapoSed
electric road price si70o untli January d tins
i baiKaln. Also vacant lots &C joining, price
ss09 10 500. Inquire 0f j. q. Alexander. "a
J~mcsSt. or CaualSI a1a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

FOR sALE-My new home. No. - Terrace
a ave. Just south Of Wealthy, one 81 tie
pfettiesf sites and best neigh hborhOods IN The
cltyi al modern improvements and ten rooms.
have cut down the price four hundred q oil
lars ana ofer IL for sale for t.sN. 4. II.
buchanan. Ledyard block. roomsl And 8 O-n
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

EoA hALE-New s-room house on Paris-Gse..
near IhomaSsi.. east front. $50 feel from
cable. furnace. mantel hath room inside
closet marble iAyAtory. oak finish. ciSfern and
c.tN water, sewer. NArd fradeo and soaoco.
concrete walks price, &fOo o. g per month
Solid stone house. cor Lawn Court and Ter
facr-2Ne.. Sou or S45 per mcnfh. ll room
house, Terrace ave. $500. or So per month.
{. ". Tufts. Leayard block. rearl-si-. entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

RDA yeur wife Chrislm.s present 81 an sle-
~ EsuI hone. Mrs y. ~ lEFfR hnust. cor
her - "a ash nkfon Sna Lafayette. SIS. haf bceu
newly painted aud decorated. Inside aAo euf.
eve SiLtng kpic.Span new ana is sntfrc Tor
sAie cheap and on easy terms Thls 10 rare
Chanct ~ eel a acme IA good nel4hho hood
Apply al ~ oheiaoE-sl. MTS Jane ~ arr SO
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Ioh fAlE or hkN1-A large HuiiainE
Tits IS 3 fHe location brluE huf shalI 1 -
tahet ifein the CITY. uH main Travelled Sirt ct.
ana Il a reoa opsDlar Tor the fiCnt Party.
Nears- Inquire nl lrank Andrews cofner
loAia Ano fuiton-sts. si0
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
BACKwATFR MILLS.

IL there is Democrat who really
knows what he believes, he has not yet
materalized. Roger Q. Mills, in his
campaign tour thoughout the North
west, at 5000 stand, declared himself
again and again to be an advocate of
absolute free trade" On the strength
OF those declarations he became the idol
of the extremists of his party. He had
only to declare his choice to be made
Speaker, Senator. President or any
thing else in the gift of his party. But
how hath the idol fallen He has been
talking to Washington correspondent,
and, among other things. be said:
"There - not man who knows me
or has heard or read my speeches that
does not know | am a -for-reve-
nue-0nly Democrat. | stand precisely
now where I have always stood. If a
tariff laid for and limited exclusively
20 the actual needs Of the Government
IL free trade, then | am q free trader.
You know, and every sensible man
knows, that absolute free trade as inter
preted by the Republicans, Is out OF the
question with the present enormous ex-
penses of the Government"
When he got back from his "Wild
West" engagement and once more
faced the realities of craftsmanship be
partially at least, recovered his senses
"
II Mr.. Cleveland u 20 be a candidate
| for the Presidency he should define hI,
position "a TO the coinage" of paper
Z money. He doesn't seem 10 know the
march Of mind out West, that goes Il
advanced thought, on the subject OF
making mInts Of all the paper mllls.-
/ Brooklyn Standard-Unlon.
The stsndsrd-U Union ought to knov
that the Democracy never defines any
Ting. The very indsfniteness Of 10
I platforms has ever Invested them VII
a mysterious ave in the minds Of Cd,
rank and ile Of the party. Upon ou'
thing only are Democrats clear and ex
plicis. Anything 10 beat the Repubi
can party. II uniting On that propos
ton. Democrats are never expected {,
commit themselves 70 anything TX,
I principles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

E0k SALE-My rusieeaoe. SiT far.s ave.
iergc new mooerh ho0st 81 Al r00tnA la
Cuirt al rrsldenot. {. NJ ais. So
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

LOST.
1 0SI-A bite baH Gcrrier. flnaef reteru -
Il . barei4s-st. 4ae receive sult&ois reward.
So
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
SITUATIONS wLkrEp-rEKALE.

WANTED a lady Of experience. position
W IA 3 b 5tograph gallery. Address A. bos
5. this 0fnee. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

4 boN Il knew what wli Soano bcIlef T. thr
Il person she NAnls hslst than to
hear thai they can ktf one II me Ter titss
where thf street car Fssats he q eol eld 10
within hiioeu minutes N4lk ~ 'txsets astci
J.. = ffesln.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

ltANTED-A situation by = mlcdic-sEec
w lacy 10 DO plain sewing by the Gay. Ac-
dress A. c.. Box q care of Telegram herald. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

WANTED Situation 10 help oresfmaker
w please cal T. Colt-ave. So
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

CTFtW 49, rstss Nssffrz 40 r1nrhsav -
~ erstt Rsr1s -fes1 HesbrE sad Pans
"a Co.. a Serfs Frezf-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

WANTED blacksmith helpers Al IA,
w Colby Wagon Co s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

MEN wanted ioeai and traveil0g. Positions
VI permanent OF parume. SALARY from ssaFL
fxpefisacr unnecessary. Brown Bros Naf-
seTymen. Caic&xo Ia. JAn i6
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

TTCT-<ES fn ~ psrts - sfty fron 80 f3f-f1
II Ne Il Nerts Frsntss
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
HELP WAKgED- KALE

WAN1FD~A bright yoHng man VIE i 4
w good penman. 10 assiSt "a geTeFsl once
work STEADY emp osmeuL Address apploa~
tioIs % q. L. G.. care 6arfieT 20 II. 2x
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-19
Houston Hastings.

HoUsTON, May 19.-The new half
million bank the SouthTexasNationaI.
has closed lease with Judge Hill for
81 feet on Main street and 65 feet on
Franklin street of his building, now
being renovated. 1t will be five stor-
les high.
l.. H. Marshall, arrested for sending
obscene literature to a lady in the
city, through the mails, will have a
hearing tomorrow.
The arrivals of lumber here from
East Texas continue very heavy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-19
\ New Whitewater.

PROVIDENCE, May 19.-The rela-
tives of John Curran, who died re-
Gently, leaving an estate worth G25,-
600 are fighting the will on the ground
that the testatOr was of unsound
mind when he made his will. The
reason they advance to sustain the
claim is that he drank all the time,
kept four-gallon jug of whisky in
his cellar, and frequently purchased
beer and liquor at saloons. This nov
ell claim has never before been made
the basis of will contest.