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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
DAMSING PROOFS

The following special dispatches ap-
peared in the New York World, one of
the hitterest Democratic opponents of
the Federal Election bill in the United
states. There Is proof enough IN them
of the necessity OF some kind of federal
regulation of Arkansas elections. The
dispatches read as follows:
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Sept. 2.-"Hur-
rah for Eagle. Hurrah for Eastman
township" were tine cries uttered by q
body of armed men that rode into the
town carrying with them the returns
from the township OF that name.
They brought the vote from the Demo-
cratic polls. The Republican poll
returns Will be in some time tonight.
Between and 4 O'Clock this afternoon
a body OF negroes, nearly all armed,
left the Republican polling place II
the Third ward conducting the judges
of electIO~ 10 the courthouse, where
they delivered the returns. Nearly
four hundred negroes were IN line.
There was good deal of excitement,
hut tonight all is quiet and no trouble
of a serious character is apprehenGed.
pendence county, IS fearfully stirred
up. The county is close. but has prob
ably been carried by Tier by not more
than forty majority, out OF a total vote
of nearly three thousand. There
was a demonstration IN the town today
and DR.. Reynolds, n white Democrat,
got into a quarrel with negro, which
ended IN the negro assaulting the doc
tor with knife and cutting a frightful
and probably fatal cash N MS head.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-The Little Rock
Ark, correspondent of the Post Dis
patch t,legraphs that the Capital City
Guard (colorcd) disbanded TINS morn
ing and Adjt.-Gcn. England took charge
of their arms. This was done because
1t was rumOred that the arms might be
used TO make trouble. Returns from
the election are coming IN slowly. A
large vote has been polled and several
days must elspse before full returns
can be obtained.
Comment on the above is utterly un.
necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

Ts rAs galteF 81 tse fstassA2 htsAiDt
fhs ABOVE : the heading % sn Artleis
n year lssue of the Al relating TO ls2a
Belle Brsdgsmsn beng oeo4Tred from
a. pold-mecal contest. l wish - cor
rees toe writer Of th&t article on tie
d,scre4it taey cast on the 1ood Temp
lars. me naedsl contest MAS not ~ any
~ conducted by the Good feniplars.
lie Wonlan's Christian Iemperaece
Ifriop rented the hail from Us and
gave k1e contest
In regard 20 Lens Belle bFldgemzn,
the Good Tsmplars have the highest
respect for, and fully appreciate the
many tunes she has assisted them Al
their enleftalnments.
Coon TEMPLAR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
NOT REPTBI.ICAN

The Mississippi constitutional conven-
will probably determine not to submit
its work to the people for ratification.
The chairman OF Its judiciary commit
tee, IN response to an inquiry of the
convention as to its constitutional right
to enact a constitution, without sub
mitting the same to the people for rati-
fication, has submitted a report, taking
the ground that the convention has
such right, and that the theory that a
vote Of the people IS necessary to Its
validity has no suppor. in any principle
of constitutional law, and IS merely a
political theory of doctrine which has
IN some States acquired authority from
usage. The doctrine has never pre-
vailed in Mississippi, and has no sane
ton there from usage.
The convention has not yet consid-
cred the report, but, as the report was
made to al a long-felt Democratic
want, it VIII soon be adopted. Il may
DC based on good Democratic Mississip-
pi law, but il - not Republican, IN
either the constitutional or the party
sense. In our system Of government.
the supreme. irresistible power Of the
state resides n the people. aad they
alone have the right to say what shall
oe their fundamental law. except so
far ss restrained hy the Federal Con
stituGon. The Mississippi state Gov
eminent Is not such Republican form
Of government a. "the United States
shall guarantee to every State in this
I-l.-lal y
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

fes Bsna>crsne mcgzis are getting %
he 100 u1atLsrzoly Hasxaan.Dous this
yssr - De any i0ngsr ranked ws1h era.-
nary selnsa n0ktz-a TIE pure. IN
senltsEsEed Haiik Of han&n kinaness
b1bbfes uP IN their breasts ard spills Al
over thelx shiTt treats They are last
becen11ng
toe brzht snd xosd
pr hnm4a zassFes d4lly tosa =
They are liable 70 Dc translated st any
nomeut o. caught up N chariot CT
drs-aad birthstone.
great Democratic victory i schee-
uled 70 arrive n Michigan tins year.
The smail Try scribbiers Of the Demo
cratic press have provided for that.
One would naturally suppose that The
great ones OF the PARTY, who have lab
ored n SEASON and out Of season. sun.
days and night time, and who have
spent tine, money, wInd and common
sense IN the party's behalf, would now
step "a and claim the reward for al
their sacrifices Bat no. Father Wes-
too, who has eounseied the party, for
10. these many years. Is wiling % give
Bob Blaeker 4 chance 20 smear himself
all over WITH glory While Bob Aforesaid
= anxious 70 give some utter unknown
the honor OF steering the Central Conn
mittee, with the Tom Carroll attach
ment, into the harboE OF Democratic
hliarty. Accidental Ben Morse. WHO
swore TO "bust" the Republican party
or himself, generously surrendered the
busting" business 70 Edwin +. Uhl
and noble hearted I'd. declined the
''bust" IN favor OF Uncle Winans, and
what in thunder 10 do with the bequest
IS problem that the heretofore men
toned Wnsns Is grubbing away at with
agricultural industry. o. +. Barnes,
the Lansing kid, who, two years ago,
wanted to be Congressman S30, 600
worth, has just concluded 10 give some
poor, neglected brother a chance TO
win Democratic honors this fall. And
Mel Ford is silently medltating "me
too"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

The Lansing Journal = really getting
a httle tired Of the farmer rsrk ket. %
which the Democratic party bss keen
80 assiduously stirring up of late. Be
u likely % interfere riih the Journs 8
pet plan of running rich candidate for
Governor The Journal knows fn,l
vel that & can nos suck blood from =
squash. Il SAYS pisinaveiy
1T : curious - reflect that r Nr
Uki were only running an on.on
patch a. Poounk iasfesd Of beng bril-
Eant awYer sr8 = great business man
IN the ~econd CITY. he u,zht have
reasonably expected to secure tee
nominston whch be hss SOW &C.
clned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

Charles A. Daley Was arrested last
even'n ng for stealing from the drug
store OF shiefman, a hottie OF sulphur
Bltters. Before tie court tMs morning
upon being asked why he should steal,
he stated that lis mother was troubled
with Rheumatism, aua inst II Was the
oalv medicine that helped her, and be-
ing out of money aud work was the
cause OF lis stealing. As tns was his
h-st otiense he was put on probation.
Newark News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
County Ticket.
nEruBLIoAN DISTRICT CONVENTION

There VIII be a Republican Convention held
atColby's Hall. Ia the village Of Rockford. on
saturday. september Il. lss-o. ~ O'Clock p. m.
tor the purpose Of nominating candidate for
the state Legislature from the Third Repre-
sentative District. Kent Couaty. and for the
transaction of aUg other business which may
propsriy come before the Convention.
y. 7. GOULD. I. W. GIBBS.
II. &. LYLE. X. b. HICkOCK.
Dated. Aux. ~. 1900. District Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

pr-.rs,ss t.s socsrlaes - whiea hs lad
he<n esaxsrtsd. WY, NsUF-ee ~oeld
bsx~ ,sksa Il. Paal, after has eeussF-
soa O. sAs Eoaa - damascus, fer
pr4aehsug. sltfcagb, = =. PAU sd.
ssp@ess,.ts : I'd upon ne. YEA. no Is
unto rae. 4 I pseach not TIE gosp -
BAT s. Paul got bis work ia ahead Of
Nauuee and Bla,ne dita'L Lucky -.
paeis reaE Slane.
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WINANS & OWEN,
8 and 4Toucf Block. Phone

au0 , Tower klOrk- iHonf 80.
yyANNFD- Male Bsip-s statesmen. paint
W ers. 5 mschinisis. bsrn men. = weed
cpifers. porter cabinet makers men 90
vork on farm.
WANTED Female Hs,p-s general house
cooks
EOR eALT-A asforY house on Highland
Il ave. Tor s3Io rooms vifh rarfrs. clos
els sHd woedshe0, nes and IN COED feFsir.
% Tower block.
EoB SALE large lots IN frz6ee streets.
house and barn. nurthefn part oi clif
sioes.
EoR SALE a. feet on r. Bridge e.. 81 per
foot and Tower biocs.
EoR skLE-a ane loroom modern residence
on :. division 81. sever sna gas alse 4
room cottage on rear ~ ipf rfnfs fof q rrire
Ss0 terms 90 suii purchssf - Tower
biock.
EoR sALE-A 2siay dwelling house ia
ishef all rSi~f a. SOFT purchaser rrfrr
tzhsI terms essy. - Tower block
goE FaIF-t asf4ry bouse on Hal sti ?
rooms. pantry. closet ans niuc. rassq at
foa ~ Tower hlotk
NXAN7rTl- Fenisis hs'r-lo rfrls for renersi
" foueev ora hnsf ni nsEes FIRST .cissf Tlsees
q elaiul raom -fs titeheh fifis hFitt
ee1ksif eo.ts - pTirsfs ismiiisf. Z affss
maker - .Trf b.ptt-
4 r
" nzfrff men a. rgf vnfi. z gee. fire
bands aHf good faftt fsnd eerffa. gees
snHrhIr fH afd raa.Hff fast ere. farm
fsrr ~ fneu fa g. HHth. fau mttr ff1u
sfotcs.ff pff dsT. 80 1ovrf hloeE
EEtNTFu- Haie fl fIpa lHH mas 81 q, eotff
- e. rW ties ~ ptrHe fratiurE fnsf eFs
eoet farm hsnda ano 2 So bivek
I0H sfIrsreern bpuss ~ eeafh nian
80. fef fTl ufh 81 modern in prove
rifrfsi terms easF
ErnF rsIp- ei.esrf lafs er fa.fs-sse sr6
~ Ehsffs ffe8 81 - ff4
&lpUal - huv b1t ie ra-net - irlse'
s-'p - W. 81 rogsf af rfef rgsi ~ trs
TrcperfF rtuia g. fHesr sf tffk Prs. 80
rerf f8f sforfs
NTCE corner let l7or17. or Hfnrg 81 ttt.
WANTEn T. ptretese s'1ef ei ~
~ ~ aerarsf f1ae~e 90 cree fforT 80 r.
81 ff1 3 and 1aref teet
E0R stf.E-e aies fsts 81 Haf'ss sre nr
, rtlrrf~ flH.F .rs.se II eetn ~
= sar saq - fse- ~ f~eee r 80
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echoes 81 around

CoxePrssNAS kvNSEBv' cxcoriston
ct the United states Senate vas doubt
fcss unaarismentsry. cut Of order. aud
beyond reason. But w6o vi sav it
Wa not hased On truth scd iosnce1
senatorial dignity" ard senatorial
co0rtesy have beccnie synorvmoos
simriv vi Senstorisl inactivity and
senatoris. snd.asreuce-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
TO sun,cnIpEHs.

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AZ tei.phsae bSt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
CROzIER ( CUTTERS
Real Estate Department
Weston Building. Is Canal
Z. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER.


Weston Building. Is Canal-St
WANTED-in eN change for a splendid sum
W mer house Nth spacious grounds large
Nafi aiy % fruit ana iOeaIed iu one 81 Nicli-
gsu's most popular s4mfuf~ resorts-A house
and iot or a vacant lof. Win pay cab gfi
ference Of from 500 10 S5JoA y property IS
di s.rabie.
NNANTED-We have four houses and lots
" located Ia TIE cifg. which We would Nkr
10 EXCHANGE Tor Tscauf property. View pUt
S.DpJ or 0li into TIE rignt property. ui or
write. CTozier cutters Real Estate Depart
mcuf.
L'0R RENT-Four small families csn seccre
FIVE room tenrmrnfs iH desirable location.
cheap. ~ appliraflon IA made 81 arr.
E0K RENr-Ihe 1stoTy brick book. -
nouthsDlyislon.
poor and sfoe stock viii he taken iu Ca
ID change for frst-class Grand Rapids real
estate. Cali ~ write tr0zicr a Cutters kcaI
Estate Department
Col TIL Grand Rapids lots $40 90 $50 terms
- &c suit Lots Cd A. o. Cfozicr's West Leo
uard 81 addition. sll0 90 500 special Induce
menfS 10 paites no vii take several infs
aud build. Lots on p. d. Cadvelfs addition.
located ou West Er dgs-st.. ausf west O. rtaci-
inE 81. ~ harssln. Street GRADED and guf.
tsfs paved. sewer aud water ln every lot Cell
fOr particulars on lrozler cutters sa
Estate Department
crozier a. CATERS Reai Estate Department.
Telephone ,sf.
EB. CALDWELL. Manager
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

Louse's Red Cover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation. 25c per box, boxes for
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
WHO Is CAMP

The Saginaw Globe hss discovered or
invented n candidate for Justice Of the
Supreme Court on the Democratic
ticket. aud gives certain reasons Why
he could carry the State IN his vest
pocket" II "a Capt. Charles II. Camp,
who made an alleged run against Judge
Long, and suffered the usual fate of
Democratic candidates for State honors
-ignominious defeat. The success he
has already had IN carrying the state
IN his vest pocket may qualify him
for Democratic candidacy, but will
scarcely win for him any Republican
votes. without which his name is
Dennis, and stralght-out Democratic
Dennis a. that.
Every one knows Capt. Camp" says
the Globe. He may be known al over
the Globe, but the state Of Michigan Is
somewhat bigger than the Globe, and
the people of the State Of Michigan
have more important business on hand
than burdeninz their memory with the
names of defeated Democrats. Il is
safe 70 say that few Of the voters Of the
state know anything about him.
But Justice Cshill, the nominee on
the Republican ticket, is = weak man. I"
and "Inghsm county has just got too
much. and one or the other Of her am
bih0us sons must be slaughtered in the
coming struggle. If there are no
more cogsnt rsasons for running Capt.
Camp thsn those, saginaw would do
well % keep her precious Jewel under
lock aad key. The sgns Of The times
do DOT bode vel for Democracy IN
Michigan. Those of her sons who are
really known - any one--liks Weston.
and Morse. and BlaCker. and Uhl-sre
sssiduously keeping themselves clear of
snY connection with the state campsi iEn.
"
THE rsnonnatlon Of Congressman
Alien in the Second district. ard the
nominations ct Watts s. Humphrey in
the Tsnth and Hon. Wm. Ball IN the
sixth are indications Of \ vigorous Con-
gressicnsl campaign They are eandi-
astss worthy - run WITH MAJ. watkins
os the Fifth. The greeting sent forth
~ The Fifth has awakened Republican
echoes al around.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,
state Ticket.

state Ticket
Fsr Governor-
JAMES ~ TURNER. OF Ingnsn-
Fer Lieutenant aoyernor-
WILLIAM ;. LINTON. Of saginaw.
For Secretary OF Sgate-
JosEPH B. MOORE. Of Wayne.
For Auditor General
THERON i. GIDDISGS. Of Kalamazoo.
Fer Commissioner OF state Land once
JOHN g. bERkf. OF OtSeSo-
For Artoruey General
bENJAMIN ". HUSTON. Of Tuscola-
Fer superintendent OF Public Instruction
ohR SCHURL. OF Eaton.
For Member OF state Board Of Education
JAMES NJ. BALLOU. OF Allegan.
Fer justice OF the supreme Court
EDWARD CAHlLL. OF lngham.
County Ticket.
For STATE Senator
WILLIAM I. ADAMS.
iSAAC r. LAMoREAUx
For County Clerk
JAMES ;. KNOX.
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
Fer County Treasurer
SHERMAN I. CULSON.
For PROSECUTING Attorney
JAMES +. McBklDk.
For Circuit Court Commissioners
NWltHI Ub>S.
ALFRED MOLCOTT.
For Cor0ners-
HENRY L LOCUER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE.
For Sgrvevor-
DORR SKEELS-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

CHAIRMAN SsASaHAV pTccls ned n
h's speech thst B,asne bad besn cor
vsrted. Then ne kscked because Blasas
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

IVA SA1.K fhfee beaalsfa. lals ou Nears.
= ~ 1er 49, o&ea 81 sass tcfmA i. -
ff1ssa
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

NOTICE. % Investors ano fpaeu.afers-l.,
~ oa.e. isr Acres uics itltl laHd lral tl..a
ca caglh lflf.sien, iaehanAl auc tnfre of.ttr
streets. MI tt sail 81 q very ioN piius. rili.f
AaNe t4s nianey, a 80 q lea Iice rrslf rf.ce
lois az eiA each .uis ad irl MIA oa fKefl sIae
ar seinGA iuf a. fo $50 rsch. n a Nrfift
coI. Soath Dit. sioa and eusss aFe. .ai
pIRsnNS vishua - buy ncn hoasfhola Car.
allure Win ie4se--lssS Se nsf ifausffft.fiIe
gniess iarn4ture IL bought. iaagiTe 81 81 rs All
lnEtol 81 .n
WASH AING-lronia and plain serving aone
al llcAerscn's a.ock. Ne. = huciIa-pAr.
Mrs. MINNIE X. DIAN teacher q rsin.lar
u stc mus.c, pupils solicited. Us NsHror
s.. "a nc0r. W
tT-Mrs DR. Duifou' hospital mag be fona1
4 infants icr adoption. MrA lir Duuon
81 North Lane AZ Aeei A1e. seas II
cIQa Media Pa Military Academy boys
t1VO Brooke Had, slris. Circulars tree.
nct
AzSsSss1 A large farm devoted ID boarding
~ s,Iii9rses 49, acres of cuua pssfUff.
Ml Is plenty 0i shade aud gopd water. ~
n(6SvN 9aFbea wire icatg oa tht larm.
a,oz&Ai Horses fakcu 10 and from fref.
Prices less Than iof pasilriug nearer the clfy.
Telephone ny driver al residence Ne. "a. o.
No oa. The -hAsomine Company ofiae
~ North piFision-si-. u. r. Church. l11lf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

NAN hol sEs kEAbN lok Set Ga ear
- thttrs 81 hifislea-tt ~ klkHta Nstd
rlaf az iIllotS taaf Mi saf Kouf 4uf>fa. .aIs
nal sati0is Kal, ete ~ hriarf alyile faf.
Ger tafra.i. NeS hausam.a blalins dra.
- Davis Casa ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

kth SALINE i1 hause h4s cost iaf = tse4 s.. I'd
Noiars Meft than ! kpeoled 1 o4Laf a.
btfv heiishf ene 81 yDufs ts Nhui lGIts te6fs
eArs - aa1s Ser hls % id siaat haa.t. 8.
3. tsr. faN1 Court ano 1UrnHut.aft irf n.N
isa ioF skN on Sls rrr inonth llIs ll.astfa
hVast. Ne -it Terrace. ~ iaF tisiI al 81 Hrf
MONTH Ais saeaIt lIpustS Ul fafss4te. asa
leS.iitef t1tst N.ites lurih hut lfa4ias ailie '-.
ft>i sH ai4 toulfyfE N1lks rCt Also lii- ts
1ant bots sag farls COLLEGE lnd >cufh nIpH 81.
~ o. aha sttl Charles "A. iisi3S. LoaA AaI4
plpcAs ft-lf.st. elIEale
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WANTfp-An experienced male sssoud
coet also &A inside porter, one Naa
QRderstsn0s Wesling windows Apply al
LlsinSsion. cor feiton sno Disis on. lss
NANTEp- -Afonoe. le 1rsi .c,ass nschlaisls
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froai-sL ~
WANTED FURNITURE fnlsisers ta fskr charge
-.st.. 4 ts -
Tor competent, energetic irrn. Aa0rcss. EtF.
lag Nases eXpecffa. a. pelie8t .4cs. rfe.. 81.
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sEAEfED- REGISTERED pharnla. isl wta sllo5
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fseAnaia 4 CO, Tie rori, Aioh. -
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HELP wAETED-PgNkLE.
WANTED-GIr WHO understands general
" housewnrk, a. sna faHlly ~ three. sp-
ply AZ No. lss Aorsb Divslon-st -
WANTED Competent elrl Tor general n suss-
w Ysrki i4mliy ol Two. Inquire ~ s.nags-
st. .ss
WANTED -Immeclsiely competent gIr!
" % do gener housgwork. Apply al 20
East Bridge 81. Mrs. d.. Naryiu. ~
WANTED -Iateuigent lads infesriewsr.
" over -. 80 p p.r McHth aud permanent
position guaranteed right person. Address
u. toN l. 80
WANTED -Dinineroom rirl. Immediately.
Palace Dining Hall. lo) Cana.st ~
WANTED Immediately. Girl TO DO general
" hoUSework. 81 Cbefgygt. zl
NANTED-A girl for general housewors. @
" Iinton-st -
VrANrED-competent cook and second glrl
az cor OF State and Madison 20
WANTED -comepe,cnt gir FOR general
" housewofk al Is. Lagra'est. Aa
WANTED Educated woman OF practical
" business ideas; one competent 10 take
charge ol business alter limited experiences ga
II. Address. stating age. ETC.. W, boa & 80
WANTED-A competent girl for general
heasewoIk- Cal AZ 50 kanSom ST. "a
WANTED-A girl for general housework al
81 shawmutaye. 1is
SITUATIONS wAarBD-fEHALB.
WANTED-A refined ana competent LAZY
W wishes position as hOusekccpeg or t.
oversee some ilnd Of work call forenoon. Cor
Last and Sherman. up stairs. 30
{TA%TED-By a thoroughly reliable and
" practical lady bOok-keeper. position in
any branch OF business fi4 years experience
references. Address Z. T.. box :. telegram
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hNh eALf-AF ncu lafEs Aaass o. left@cf
ave. HcSriy remnlefed. Ala Woftt ~. 4
orci iaf sac tef sA0s lsrle paflvr. hall 81.
fta% i<'.itl. olRiNs raVW ass kltttsA alA tNa-
rooms tath -fslOin. hOt ans eeie NStei uisetaIrs
aDe down. 49, sn1 t1fuacf, tnI house eeA nni
- ouElicatea tor S1>.. the loi aienv, a. easi
ffanl ca The cf4NH ai tne terrace Niih = nne
view 81 faf tirx ~ Nnflh s-ist. klauNt Il lti-
Dfi1waSls. HIf
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NV i the time - tay prsPerls every SIS
= ieN oNrtlE tht iaiI and ssi4ter iful a.,
Ia So ntte ffop-r AZ NafrHlEk Ia tsfA@ii-s
AatA tt ttt undersigned caA so4 }oA ptla q
tiix spfinE tlss, i4ltle hros4 oscf Afc4at. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

fsok SAIK 0B EN(AAN6E-l have several
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
A Noted Month.


August, 1857, was a noted month II
gave extreme heat and extreme cold, the
results of which were disastrous to the pub
lie health. Cases of collie, cholera morbus
and diarrhoea were abundant, and there
were numerous calls at the drug stores for
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Druggists of this city tell
us that this remedy has been more fire.
Quently called for during the past month
than any other preparation, and that it has
proven a panacea for the very worst cases
Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is a merltorious medicinal
preparation for all summer complaints fol
which 1t is recommended, and grows in
popularity in this city and vicinity. The
sales are Increasing rapidly and wonderful
cures are reported For sale by c. X
Groetze. w. w. Irwin, c. Schnepf and
John X lari
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
The Death of Mrs. Mary u. Altman.

The death of Mrs. Mary b. Altman, at
her home al Wichita, Kansas, on last sat
urday. from a stroke of paralysis that oc-
Cured the day previous, will be II great
shock to her many friends in this neighbor-
hood. The deceased was the relict of John
Altman, a prominent business man OF tins
city half century ago. In 1881 or 80 he
and the late James Maxwell bought
out the boot and shoe bust
ness of Ephriam Pollock at the
southwest corner of Main and Eleventh
streets, where Beuter's hat store now is.
The stand was two-story brick and faced
on Eleventh street, as that was the street
in those days; all travel to and from the
river taking that thoroughfare. Subse-
quently Mr.. Altman joined in business
with Mr.. NJ. T. Wayman, still living and
for many years did successful wholesale
business on Twelfth street. Mr. Altman
remains were the first inferred in Green
wood Cemetery, where will be Inferred the
deceased as soon as her remains reach here,
which will he to-day.