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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-03

The city dog should be attended
to when unmuzzled as well as dogs
coming 70 town from the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Z. Northrup
returned this week from a pleasant
tour in the north and east.
Messrs. A. M. Hough, the district
deputy, A. p. G%rimshaw, J. W.
Henry, A. Brandenberger and DR.. j.
L. Thorpe visited Cedar City last
Saturday evening to take part in the
installation services of the Cedar
City Masonic lodge.
When the democrats of Missouri
wish to ascertain q mans Quali6ca-
tons for supreme judge they do not
ask what sort of a lawyer he is, but
what confederate regiment he served
in FIX.
The street cutters rccciveda wash
ing out Monday. Such work should
be attended to more frequently and
thoroughly during the hot season.
The owners Of property should be
notified to clean the cutters Of weeds
and grass.
Mr.. Frank G. Schooner, jr., of
Usage City, was in the city Monday
arranging for the excursion OH the
steamer John II. Hugo on the Fourth
from this city at $ O'Clock a. M. via
Barkersville, Bonnots and Usage
City up the Usage river as far as
suits the excursionists. Refresh
ments and amusements aboard the
beat.
1t would appear that the demo-
cratic managers have palpatation of
the heart about Missouri, when they
send foreign speakers here to do
campaign work. 1t is announced
that Hon. W. c. p. Breckenridge of
Kentucky, and Roger Q. Mills of
Texas, will speak at various points
in Missouri in July.
Rev. Pope Ieaman of Bcone.coun-
ty has imposed upon the democratic
party of this state ''the duty of sup
pressing the Grand Army of the Re.
public" This Christian preacher
and pulpit FOUNDER of Columbia is
very benighted or lie would realize
that he had let out a most %stupcndous
contract TO be filled by the democrats
of Missouri. There are too many
republicans in Missouri for the demo.
cratic party, even at the suggestion
Of the Rev. Mr.. Yeaman, to success
fully inaugurate "night raids" or
! ganize kuk!ux-klans, or in any way
inaugurate the Mississippi plan Of
suppressing votes and carrying cleo
tons. The monument that marks
the remains of sixty or more massa-
cred union soldiers at Ce~ntralia.
Boone county, the reverend gentle
mans own county, stands as n re-
bukc of his desire and demand that
the days of bill Anderson shall be re-
vived in Observation-Disclosures City
! Globe.
The case of VIM. Spohn against
the Mo. Pacific has been reversed and
rcmanded again by the supreme court.
This cast has been in court nearly IL
years, and is now sent back for an
other long delay. Where does O
poor man stop when he gets into
court?
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-03

The young peoples society of
Christian Endeavor at their recent
meeting expressed themselves strong
ly on the temperance issue. "Re-
solved, That we condemn intern.
perance in any form; that we stand
for total abstinence, for the suppress.
sion of the saloon and for the ami
hilatlon Of the power of the whisky
ring in the politics of this nation"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-03
Thursday, July B, 1890.

Send in your orders for picnic and
barbecue hand bills.
A large stock of new goods just
opened at the Red Store.
Ladies' misses and childrcn's
hose sold at half their value at the
Red Store.
Children's hats worth 75c and 81,
are being sold at NJ. Goldman's for
25c.
Send III your subscriptions at once for
The REPUBLICAN,. Only n dollar per
year In advance.
Our S. mems suits, elegant new pat
erns and durable. They must be seen
to be appreciated.
NJ. GOLDMAN.
Send us your orders for job printing II
you want neat and clean work at low
figures. Call aud see samples and as
certain prices.
Headquarters for G.. A. II. suits, also
Sons of Veterans, at
NJ GOI I'M
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-03


We wish our readers a pleasant
Fourth. Keep cool.
Inman f., son of Prof. 1nman Il.
Page, died Tuesday.
Judge j. l.. Smith was in tue city
several days this week.
Friemel's garden will be open for
q grand celebration tomorrow.
Mr.. James +. McIIenry took
charge as city clerk or the first.
The state teachers association will
meet next year at Pertle Springs.
John A. Thomas of this city was
granted an original pension q few
days since.
The railroads are doing the hand.
some in making rates at one fare for
the round trip.
Mrs. IIortensia Winans and Mr..
BENZ. Lasswell we're married last
Monday in this city.
City Collector Roer's receipts for
taxes last month amounted to $780,
10.
The G. A. RS. conducted the flu
neral of Mr.. John IIartwig this morn.
ing.
City council will convene in regu-
lar session Monday evening.
Gen. Wickham will fire q cannon
salute upon the arrival of the
Mason
Charles j. Miller and Miss Bette
Schneider we're married yesterday
evening.
The Black Diamond will leave to-
day with a party Of hunte RS for the
country.
Tine Quinn Chapel A. NJ. T.. church
will give q Fourth of July barbecue
dinner tomorrow.
Mr.. Tenny Mckinney, jeweler for
Mr.. Macauley, is visiting relatives
and friends at Aurora.
The democratic state senatorial
nominating convention will meet in
this city on the 10th inst.
Another daughter was added to the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Craven a few days since.
Hon. Albert q. Allen is receiving
congratulations on the arrival of u
boy at his home on Tuesday.
The Holly Amateur Brass Band
will give a steamboat excursion from
this city to Hermann on the Fourth
of August.
The Hugo will make an excursion
trip from here up the Usage river to-
morrow, leaving here at 8 o'clock
a. IN.
Rev. j. $. Dorsey Of the Second
Baptist church, had a very handsome
donation card printed at our office
this week.
Mrs. j. B. Kaiser is having water
supply placed in her new residence
on the corner of High and Broad
way.
Mrs. Mary, widow of David
Marshall, of Tuscumbia, vas granted
an original widows pension this
week.
John A. Linhardt, one of the lead
ing groccrs of the west, invites in
spection of his present stock.
Mr.. John W. Crandall says he will
have a large crop of the finest water
melons he has raised for several
years.
The earliest melons and freshest
vegetables of the season can be found
at the Nicholson grocery Of John T.
Craven.
Rev. DR.. Murray of Pueblo, is in
the city and will preach at the Bap.
fist church during the Rev. Johnson's
visit in Pueblo.
An electric storm south of this city
Monday night had q tendency to
cool the air tuesday, but no rain,
and everything is drying up.
Mr.. Ben. Derkum has recently re-
plenishcd his store with q fine new
general stock Of goods, and would be
glad to have his old friends and Gus
toners call.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-03
Attention..

If you want u good shoe for your
self, a good n for your wife, fol-
your daughter, or for your son, you
will saw money by coming to our
store to get it. Church & Bro.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-03

A department in the business Wo.
mans Journal, to be devoted to phil.
antrophy and reform will be edited
by Mis-. Francis Willard.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-03
W.. c. r. U.

The w. G. T. L. of Mexico, Mo-,
placed a holder for literature in the
depot and some one stole it.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-03

See the new advertisement Of Mr..
II. Il. Schultz in this issue.
Maj. and Mrs. II NJ. Clark gave
a musical eptertainment at their
pleasant honA 'onday night, in
which Miss LanA of jefferson
City Miss Mollie HoIman, Mrs. Il.
S. Holman, Profs. Y Ser, Sauter
and Billings took ling parts.
- Booaville Advertis
The assessment tr the year 1890
for this city shows:
Real estate. 1886 ,O6D On
Personal property. 35O,50g o.
Insurance companies .... -. 23,017 II
' Total, ,3l5 1854 II.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-08

system of surgery IS based on IAo
rcroanitiOn Of lying cont"gla OF
microbes. as the agents OF P'lIE1IIct. =
tIou. and his discovery n1aae, II
hnbooyes the closest study OF the
snliect bv the physician, surgeon,
chemist. agrlcuItuEist, III dc'; ~
All men. to cndeavOT TO 81 ScoNtr
some powerful liquid substance,
heavily charged with some ~ IdI
undiscovered gaseous sub stance
fiat will penetrate through every
tissue OF the human. animal or
vegetable system, and ehectr any
destroy that dcath-deaIIng pest, the
m.ciObe.
The wold MiCrobc was first n tTo-
duced by Prof. CHARLES SedllIot ana
embossed by tie great philolo g'>t.
| Littrp. who caused its addptl0H Dy
! The Academic de SeanCcs Of Fran CO.
| thus had it admitted as scienI nc
term TO be used ty all scientists
! Science has taught u that the
direct causes of contagious diseases
| are directly attributable to mln-
Eutc invisible, yet dcath-dealing.
| insect. feeding. living on the germs
| of corruption Inh3led. absorbed i'll
1.-The system, whether human, animal
OF vegetable,
1t is designated in ScreDce as the
| Microbc. the most deadly OF all am
malculae. p:opagat;ng by millions
and spreading disease wherever II
makes its appearance. The eNtcr
minatiOn OF that curse to the L umaI
race has taxed the ablcst scienl'j8 IS
WHO have devoted hours Of study ;
each and every branch of their diff
fercnt researches, to check the
| friehtful iurOadS made by the Mi
cr0he upon whatever 1t attacks.
VIM. Radam, florist and bOtan-
| list of i ustin. Texas. who. from bis
earliest royhO0d, had been brought
up to take care of ana watch ten
derry over tie plants. seedlings and
/ SlirS that we've extensively grown
III his fathers v OrII-tamcd nurSGr
les. having frequently seen many 0.
his fay0rito plants suddenly dr0Op
and die. was the first 10 make the
Nicr0hc his special stn0y, and its
ext elimination the object Of his life.
! Fortunately for y IN. Iiadam he
was able to command the means
that enabled him to purchase the
Instruments needed to perfect hls
experiments. as BE patiently ad
- 1 OF i,p 70
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-08
Happy EFOOsJers.

YIN. Timmons, Postmaster Of
fdayIIle, Ind, writes; "ElectIic
Bitters has done more for me than
all other medicines cOmLiued, for
that bad feeling arising from Kids
ney and Liver troubIe.' john
Leslie, farmer and st0ckman. of
same plac', says: Find Electric
Ditters to be the best Kidney and
Idver medicine, made me feel like a
new man" J. ". Gardiner, hard
ware merchant. same town, says:
Electric Bitter3 is just the thing
for a man who is all run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies;
he found new strength. good appc-
tite and felt just like ne had a new
lease on lii. Ouiy 50c. a bottle
at T., T. Whitehead \ Co. Drug
Store.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-08
ca 75E' ssE<s1s<s., as sSEEs:N
"a ERaE' s~&EE.yEEs'F<' ZEN
efk' EEEsi xszsE.
Advertisement

Monster l'astvur, who for yeas
has made them special study. iirSt
discovered that these minute insects
were the causing Of spreading the
most deadly c0nt3glons through
their astonishing Iapldity OF repro
0uction. PastcHr discovered them
Ill nlyr'ad< III human hlood, in
Shec1. rabbits and rats. lie found
that tie Mlcrobe was the direct
cause Of WAREHOUSES;, OF SMALLPOX,
bronchitis. yellow Fever md other
contagious diseases.
The MiCrObC, in the human Sys-
tenl attacked by Natio0SiS. is
thrcadlIbe. cylindrical, somewhat
SWcllcd. 1t IS the smallest of all
powerfully mdgnIfied animal organ
Isms. It breeds by the thousand
per minute. Pastcur after making
a close study Of tie nicrObe. dis
covered that the quickest way to
eXtcInjnatc them was by the free
inhalation OF Oxygen gas, OF by
NlIuid:, changed with the gas. but
admits that the time must come
when some powerful liquid will be
discovered that Will ctfcctuaIly
destroy the micTO3P. and that that
liquid must contain such gaseous
combinations as Will cnectualIy
destroy, in the human body. those
germs OF microbes Of disease,
Doctor MacLagau, a prominent
member N the Royal College Of
Physicians and Surgeons. says:
The idea that many Of the dis
eases to which man and the lower
animals are SUBJECT, result from the
pCcScnce III the system Of minute
organisms OF microbes. is n0t 4 new
one.
The introduction Of the micro
scope, She discovery Of the Yeast
plant, aud tie luEthcr parasitic
mature OF many cUtaDcCus diseases
nave proved c0nciaslvciy"th2t 1t is
directly attributable to tie Germ
or 2ijcrobe Theory Of Disease.
iFis theory has positively proved
that many diseases arc due 10 the
presence an" propagation in the
system Of minute living organizes
uonS, i Is essential, therefore. 10
become thoroughly Acquainted with
the class, kmd. very competence Of
the Germs that pT0lace what is
now termed the Phenomena OF
Disease.
tOntaglon, Injection. is created
Uy absolute experience and sCicn-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-08
iNFORMATION ON ALL SUBJECTS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,

Address,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-08

For rheumatic and ncnralglc pains.
rub in Dr J. II. McLc2u's Volcano
Oh Li0inent. ani take DR. J. II.
4cLaan's @4r-aparilIa. You will
not suffer long, hut viii he graufcd
with speedy and effective care.
Fer sale by Z. 7. Whitehead y Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-08

IF goa feel cut of SORTS" a1d pee
yish-take DR.. J. McLcan's Sarsa.
par.iia; choeTtuIness will return and
life Will acquire new ze9t.
For sale BY E. /, Whitehead ( Co,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-08
LEcF.Iarff:a2;9c ES.sCUc

AirS. Michael Curtain. PIainfcld,
III. makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled OIL her
lungs: she was treated for month
by her family physician, bat grew
worse. lie tO'd her she was a
honc;cs victIm OF consumption and
tnat 10 medicine cOaid care her.
Her druggist suggested Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption;
she bought a bottle and to her
delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued its
use and after taking ten bottles,
joand herself SQUAD and well, ROW
soes hex own h0u5eWork and is as
we'll as she ever was,-FIcc trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery at
i. I. Whitehead &, Co. Drug Store.
large bottles sc. and 500.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-08
iii OGDEN ST, PuLA., PA,
March 2S.h. 1889.

Mr., HADAM:
Dear sir-IIad violent attack Of
acute inn4mmatory rheumatism,
which was promptly and quickly
cu.ed by yo1r Microbe Killer. /
used funnel bandaees around the
limbs and arms with it, besides
using ii internally.
Mrs. B. T JENNEf-.
For sale by I. I. Whitehead &
Co., agents Tor IIaljf.z County.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
Shot Three Roustabouts.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 22.-On the
steamer Big Sandy Saturday afternoon
was the crew of the sunken steamer
Ohio, who were being taken to
Cincinnati. They gave the officers
of the boat considerable trouble
on the way up. After the boat
left here a general row, in which knives
and clubs were used. was precipitated
By raid on the cooks quarters. One
of the Ohio's roustabouts drew a re-
volver and attempted 70 use it on the
cook. when the latter drew a revolver
and began firing into the crowd.
wounding one fatally and killing two
outright
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
NOTES or THE DAY.

toli2 hedbzSa, ~ Fort Hse I'D. 8sss
= years 90. committed s..ici,la - h4ng-
2E
kart Ats5Rson. Wa oss axhtea -
slestftsisy ter sac krst time saturday
sghG
Ars beaaeheafa aled SasarsaF ssk-
ais seseu sietia.s u tas Qas Dec railroad
q ,aster
the resldenee a. Des Moiass. Ia of
Secretary es state Jackson las been
dessSoged - nre.
Twelve prisoners ia the county jsii
At Olympia. N .sh-, oserpos erred the
lslisg ana escaped
pennis MeC4rthY. while s4~iag wsod
~lgh rotary saw at nabuque, Ia. fsh
Ga i and vas cus ID tso.
Al ha0ardea. Ia, ths s-ye4r-old
500 u Is senaett sst 6Fe % to0l hOuss
and perlshed Ia tAe nalass.
Judge Schroeder. Of Cincinnati. has
ssnteaeed Charles Craig. the wise mur-
serer, - be hanged April
David belshaw, aged 50, loss both
legs below the knees ~ falling under
moving train a. Red hsnk \ ,.
John Paine shot and killed Fred Law
son Ia Jniontowa, Pa The two men
had quarreled over a game of cards
James Fitch, brakeman ON she S.
Paul railway, was eaaght Ia frog al
Monroe, Wis, and crushed 70 death
Charles Lane was fatally stabbed at
HE home southwest OF DeeAtsr. III f.,
during a dance. BY John Wood Wood
escaped.
review of Erie. Pa, for the year
shows an output Of s25. 600 0o0 worth Of
manufactured goods, mostly boilers,
engines and brass goods
John Turlington. IN jail at Boonvnie.
Mo, for murder. escaped for a second
time by cutting a hole in the root Ne
was recaPtared near Ottervtllo.
Rev. n. Il. Fizer, who ran for Gov
ernor OF Arkansas at the recent cleo
ton, has been suspended for i've months
by the White River conference.
James Wolf. section boss on the
Santa Fe, and Gus Harlan, one Of his
men, were killed near Valley Center,
Kan, by being struck By n train.
Thomas c. Plummer, farmer living
twelve miles north of Wichita, Nan,
threw himself in front OF a train on the
| Midland road aud was instantly killed.
The gl7th anniversary Of the landing
/ OF the Pilgrims was celebrated in New
York Saturday, at the eleventh annual
dinner of the New England Society of
Brooklyn.
Newton L. Harrington, aged 25 years.
/ Jumped from window Ia the third
story of the Commercial Hotel at Tifiin,
-, and was instantly killed. lie was
intoxicated.
I James Schoonmaker, alias Stone, was
arrested in Nyack, \. Y, by two Brook
| lyn detectives, charged with the theft
OF 3, 900, committed in that city eighteen
months ago.
TSe grand jury at Buffalo, N. Y, has
found Sarah Ann McMullen guilty OF
murder in the first degree for causing
the death of Nellie Connors by throw
ing her from a bridge at Akron.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

eouatry. The wonaa. after traversing ne
Unitcd States. gong back Of her own
free will ane eonfessing. he man.
pursued ~ a aoted detective, captured
N cuba and 1tAkcn back 10 Paris. The
woman either impeiied 70 50 by the instinct ot
self preservation OF induced by an ambitious
lawger 20 adopt the aoyel theory nat ne might
sxpiois it claimed that she did not
voluntarily iucrimirate herself but
waS made a. Involuntary accessory
~ Fyraud. who hFpnOtized her. Experts
we're introduced Oy both the State and the de-
f.nss without hoEever demonstrating posi-
lively either that Eyraud hypnotizsd Bompard
that persons can De made involuntary agents
crime by hYps0tisr
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
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In insanity and leading 10 misery decay and
death. Premature Old AGE. Bafrenress. Loss
Of Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses aud
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brain, self-abuSe OF 0yer-induigence. ksch box
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receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIN BOXES
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by US for six boxes. accompanied hy e3-H. We
Will send the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment a oes not
effect cure. Guarantees Issued only by
WHITE q WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents.
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OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

e ths tary AFTER short dsab-
Grafton a verdet Wa returned hnd-
Ing both defendants guilty The an
oouaeemeut OF tbs yerdiet caused
great excitement ia the crowded
courtroom. Gabrielle Bompard sov-
sred her feos with her handkerchief
aud seemed overcome bF her ter
ror Eyrasd sarned deathly pale, but
maintained ais st0lidity of manner.
The court then sentenced Eyraud 20
death ~ the guillotine and Gabrielle
Bompard u tNeaty ysars' impriSon-
ment with hard labor.
Eyraud has been PLACED In the prison
% Le koquette. whesce he viii be taken
o. the place Of execution ia about forty
DAYS Hs has appealed % The Court Of
Cassation against the sentence Of death
and gur a new trial
fOoaa. Tue .siia ot Eyradd snd Gabrielle
Bonpard sks miseri tboy deliberately
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

ST LoUIs. Dec. 2t-Tho Confederate
home for disabled Confederate soldiers.
their widows and dependents viii be
located az Higginsville. No. This IS
the decision ~ the executive commit
tee The property selected for the
home is the Grove Young farm IN La
f8vcttc County. one Of the richest and
best known farms in The state. Is con
sisfs Of $50 ACRES and Will cost SIS. 500.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
SIZE WILL HANG.
No Hope for Mrs. Pearey, the Londen
Murdcress.

no nope MIS- hhc LVAAoh
Murdcress-
LOSDoN. Dee. 22.-The Home Secre-
tary has declined 10 commute the SEN
teuce Of Mrs. Pearcy, and she must hang
Tuesday An effort was made 10 post
pone the execution % allow an investi-
gation Of the prisoners sanity. Evil
fnce has been furnished that on four
,casions the woman attempted suicide,
and that she is subject 20 fits of epi-
lepsy. Or. Forbes Winslow, who
IS studied the ease, is cou-
vinced thu II Mrs. Pearcy did
commit the murder she was not
responsible at the time for her
action The womau's name is in every
bOdy's mouth. and the case has created
quite as much sensation as that of Mrs.
Navbrick Mrs Pearcy was convicted
OF the murder Of Mrs. Hogg and the lat
ter's child. An intimacy is said to have
existed between Mrs Pearcy and Mr..
UOCg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

Gabrisus Benr
pard kis accom-
pliee Is doomed
te pa@ twenty
years la prison
This Uzs Ihe
ending one u
the most eeie~
bFatcd trials
that ever "a a.
ed Paris. The
argunents were
concluded Sat
urday after
noon aud the
eAss W1s gwen
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. e1.-A fearful
tragedy vas enacted here on ST Ferdi-
nand street Sunday evening. About 4
o'clock while little Eddie Duckert, the
e-vear-old son OF Edward DuclSert, a
publisher. was riding on a bicycle up
and down the sidewalk in front OF his
fathers residence Frank Morris. a
lunatic. broke out Of his mothers house
near by and Drained the child with an
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

BrRrrN. Dec g9 "A terrible accident
has occurred 10 a mine ar Sasnoiorce.
A uum ber CT miners we're leaving work.
when the rope attached 20 the lift
broke. precip pitating The unfortunate
men to che bottom Of the shaft a dis
tauce Of to0 feet Twenty men were
killed outright sad several others sus-
tsined serious injuries.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
DETROIT, NoyEEBEE q ls,s


DAILY. fEverv week CAV.
-.OS a. NJ. runs through 20 Detroit wIth par
80 laf car. eesIs. - ceuts Arrive "a hrv
York lo e q. fn.
Ion =. ~. runs through ~ Detroit with par
is-N iQf csr, seat. p cents tuiFc a. hrN
D ora ~ d. f0.
CO. J. ~ runs through 60 Detroit With par
hs--y lor car srsts y cents. Arrive - hsw
y oIA q 3 fn.
For fickrfs and information srrY 81 fnior
ticket oftrc. fl d oUroe.sf. and nIcr depot
gro IEHANEN. Gen. pass kgt
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23

> annedto axe bis
lie iu ostert0 s-s
b % 2gey Ta8
woman iared aim
fnfo her Teom aua
plAFr1 ~lth hissln-
I'll fsncV untll ths
uRn seized aud
slraegiesl hin shs
saws slin > ithanas,
~ SAYS with cord
luppiied him for
that purpose ceJ
her ThrY DIS
i,osed stth snoc lg-
.nr indincrracc %
rs BODY ~ putting
a. INTO a sAck aud
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
MANY BuildInrs Burned.

MrLLARp. Mo, Dec. 22.-The business
portion Of this village, consisting of
three stores, pOst-Office, town-hall,
drug store and three dwellings, was de-
stroyed by fire Friday night. The loss
viii reach $50, 900. The origin of the
fire Is unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-23
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