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The sun., 1890-06-15

So In Glass b the Carrie wins. beating tho
Manhattan wins, beating tho Homtng min
ptes rs seconds: the Fanstina won in her class.
lroquoisi won in Glass /, beating theevida 8
minutes As seconds, and the Kildee wins in
Class 3. heating the Null minutes 35 seconds.
The White Wing Of Glass 4 started nearly an
hour behind the Kildoe and Null. but she COW
cred the eighteen mile course in twenty-three
minutes less time thnn the ki!dee;
The Judges were Fleet Captain Willis Holly.
W. A. Taylor. and A. S. Richshoffer.
Among the guests on the steamer were
President Daniel 0'Reily eX-Commodore Il.
c. ,Hopkins, Miss Hopkins. Martin IIopkins.
John 7. Tribken the Misses Lowry. Mr.. God
frey John NJ. Sawyer. Charles w. Mundy. and
Capt. Joseph Dixon. collation. and dancing
at the club house In the evening finished tho
days entertainment. The club was organized
thirty-three years ago.
The sun., 1890-06-15
[7I[;}HI37 u PARK

Grand Round Excur,,"u 23c sunday june -, Hotel
and Pavilion now open. This u the most delightful
nme in The whole year to see me W9kLp, kENmWSERn
up the Picturesque liudson steamer leaves Canal st,
landing at go and a|th SITS n, X; ~ ana 70 min
-. 80 and $3.50 +. VI. Returning leave Fort Lee.
and ~ = ",
sindIcates all the intermediate landings are made.
Roats charter and Pleasant Valley Grove to let APP
ply to {. " sPERBECK. 326 Spring st. .
DAILY TIME CANAL ST., 10. = 3, AND 7lS T. n.
The sun., 1890-06-15
THE CORINyuIAN YAVY'S RACE
A Lively Contest With "A Plenty OF Rain
Staten Island Sound.

half dozen yacht clubs were represented in
the first regatta OF the Corlnthian Navy, Staten
Island Squadron, which was held of Sewnren
yesterday afternoon In lively shower OF rain.
Tho piazza OF the Sewaren House WAS briGh.
with tho gay costumes Of Jersey and Staten
Island girls when the starting gun was fired
at 3:l5 o'clock. Tho eleven slOons and cats
were across the line In Jlry and heading
down the Sound, close hauled on tho port tack
The race was ten miles twice over recanGu-
lar course OF five miles. with the finish at the
Eewaren pier.
The twenty two foot cathoat Nankit was the
first to round the first stHkeboat. closely ioI-
lowed by Mr. Posts oId-tImer the Bonton. II
stakebont the port tack with sheets lifted to tho
third. and then dead before the wind TO stake
boat 4. around which the yachts gTbei with
will and then sailed close hauled on the
starDoard tack. The wind blew steadily from
the southeast all through the race. and the
hardy yachiSmen got wet hrOugh before II was
half over. The Nankit and the Bontan made u
pretty race OF Il all the way round. the bonton
ming, and although the Nankit WAS first over
the line In hour So mintues and ~ seconds
nS sH%r were TGn Il II Hn her to Bsown anS
Frank Bonne Jones. who followed the boats Ia
Capt. Morgan's launch. tho Mad Cap. Tho
SSSs the rSie Sson Ter sand oE Ahe b
Yachting department, the Newark ana inc NIL
Lrngfh. Elapsed CORRECTED
Ndme.,, 4, a.. Omnrr! T.mr Tn'S
CLASS C-sLoOFs,
Kidney Cure II O6 Vim H. watis...2 10 90 ? OF +S
CLASS A-cArRIGGEu YACHrs
NankIt .......22 90 ThosW Ilawknsl 81 ~ ~ 30
sprAy..",....G " Stacey T.. Iutue . 10 ~ - y
FORn,.,....2 20 10 L. l.. llckA ..,..4 ~ ~ 70 ~
CLASS H-cATRIGGFp TAcnTS
Bonton .......ls Edward NJ. Post.l 80 40 ! so ~
Playmate ...lb ~ Philip G. Sus ..., = 10 y % W
Merry MAld..l7 l.. H. CAmACho. 2 40 ! II ~
see-A-Eye..ls u ca. Ingalls, Jr..2 IS 81 = - 80
CLASS c,-cArEGGkp IA'nTS,
NadVe S.l5 q j stpIl ..... p % % . rs 30
Uudiue. LID o Robert ClarksOn Did not finish.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

If you do not feel well, it is because
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Nature, however, is kindness itselt, and
has provided that which, if properly
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her IN all her beauty. We have butone
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which VIII not cure You OF every ID flesh
is herr to. but 10 you who are suffering
with Indigestion, bad taste in your
mouth in the morning, headache and a
general depressed feeling. if YOU have
ary Rheumatic trouble, he il in any
form, II you have a running sore winch
won't heal, take Loose Extract of Red
Clover, which contains nothing but 4
pure extract OF the clover blossom, and
II il docs not cure you of all we herein
advertise your money Will be refunded.
IL costs nothing Tor the experiment and
can Go YOU no harm. Is II not worth a
tna2 For sale by al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
COURT RECORDS.

UNITED STATEs.-HOn. IT. T. Severens,
judge-tnited States Us. Chauncey
Howey, indictment for depOsiting OBJ
scene matter in the mail; arralgned and
pleaded guilty; sentence deferred until
first week in December.
CrRcUrT-Hon. VIM. +. Grove, Judge
The State Bank OF Minneapolis vs..
Seymour W. Peregrine, assumpSit; on
trial; LOUIS A. Bendit ct al. VS.. Don j.
Leathers, assumpsit; plaintiff allowed
twenty days further timS TO irespass
amendments TO findings. Stephen
Brooks VS.. Joseph Peters, assumpslt;
continued over the term with costs.
DsGnaf, Vreling & Co. ss. hdeline l..
Mulsk, James NJ. Travis ahd Amelia r.
Innes; chancery. Hon. NJ. c. Burch,
Patterson VS.. the l.. ). Il
N. :. Railway Company, trespass on
the case; verdict for the plaintiff SIS
and costs.
PRoBATE-Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge
Estate OF Elizabeth Gordon, deceased
Augustus w. Weeks appointed admins
traitor Estate of Christian Frey, de-
ceaseA final account of VIM. Burgtorl
executor allowed.
SUPERIoR-IIon. z. A. Burlingame,
judge-John Kanpa aud John Paterson
admitted to citizenship.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

speesz - tae EEz4aA4 sk4ALs
HUDsoSgILLz, Aaea-. Get. 81 - A
crow1ed house. ~ least oae-t -thssd et
saea seEe Republicans. gseSlsa Il. Il
Fogd Al Graszs Hzl hsfs. thursday
sgssrnooa. The J&msssosa ana Zee
iA2d eanas weEs present and furn-sasd
zocd mgslc Al bota the aftsr1ooa znd
eFellnK nassungs. " Chas Cover e4L.Sd
tns meenRg % ofdsE znd NF. Peat VAS
Hi&es chairman. " Chss Coyey made
teS remarks complimentary ~ 70
NF. Ford. One remark wss thaI for
lsaE the Andisnce might get no.sy Il
wans - introduce Something 10 you
taat sI m4ke you Quist; dey.Lsh
q9iet. Perhaps tie ccmmllt-e, II
t1Sge was one, vas not 60 blame be-
cause Charley wanted 20 talk AID 1lds
Dot sas people generally 40 NOS
Ike that ku1 og Al inIEooac-
t.0n, aud whether or not the Little
0lalt Liked it, - a. yst Gadeter-
utilSd. Hoaeyer, ne proceeded ~lth
hls usual taeorles, theoE Is, theories
unsusgalned oy facts, and Eilloustef-
Ing attempt 10 dlsaeAftsn. .Nnd create
dissatisfaction among tne farmers and
laooTing classes, Win but one ayenne
OF redress trade. IL was the usual
haIangue OK tax TAX tax and the
bankrupt condition of the poor PAuper
faFmer. which could have been nothing
but ridiculous 70 tne great number OF
/ Well-t0-iO farmers OF THIS yle.nlty who
were present, particularly the older
Onss, who remember. and the younger
ones VINO are posted on the condition
of the country. during tie hftes, an
era OF practically tree trade. But mis-
representations won't 20 down this fall.
aad the farmer Viii say, Nov. AN, with
ID poss bic even more emphasis than
two years ago, ''nO free trade in ours,
Il you please" Mr.. Ford Is getting 10
0e quite humcTst, aud the funny,
funny things. With which he Ockled the
rbs OF both Republicans ana Demo
Gratis, We're quite irresistible. But they
took it al With grain of common
sense aud facts which were furnished
by themselves, OF course.
Major Chas. ". Watkins. who spoke
in the evening, was only billed ten
hours before the meeting, but, had the
Col. Gibbs IN the evening, as we'll rs the
Republicans did IN the afternoon, 10
hear Ford. the hall would have been
quite as crowded. But there is one
thing the dyed-ln-the-wool (free-trade-
| WOOL Democrat cannot stand with
eQuananimlty, and that is good, sound
Republican doctrine.
Wm. Whipple, Jr. was elected chair
man, and introduced Major Watkins,
who delivered one OF his Characteristic,
forcible speeches, backed ly facts and
| statistics, and the straightforward man
ner that Is winning hInI friends all over
| the Fifth District. The meeting was
harmonious and enthusiastic, though
| marred by couple OF disgusting DEM
| ocrauc Interruptions, which were III
| marked contrast TO the conduct of the
| Republicans present AZ the Ford meet
| ng. The meeting closed with three
rousing cheers for Republlcanism and
| protection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
SAM CAREY AT REED CITY
lie Gets His Gas Machine in Operation
and scars


Special % the eTrLEsRAN-HxRAtD.
REED CITY, Oct Sl.-FOr and IN
consideration Of the sum of 800 and
expenses TO him IN hand paid, the re-
ccipt whereof, duly acknowledged, is
row in the hands Of the Democratic
campaign committee, Gen. sam Carey
of OHo, performed his great gyratIOn
act - Hgbee's Opera House
Thursday night. The gas ma
chine was put into operation
about : o'clock. and IN little
While ctm's balloon was soaring
through tno atmosphere a. rate
TIA, would put 70 shame the
famous Mt. Carmel air-ship. After
be had attained the proper altitude,
east 81 ms parachute and hls long legs
began 90 dsugie IN the evening AR, lt
was q question into which of the var
Ious political parEcs. o. which he had
belonged, be VS. gong % descend.
THE siZ1t of the Democratic treasurer
upon che stage, however, settled the
Cleslou, aud he made a desperate ef-
iori to lcaCh tnat place. bat iu doing
so caught tne seat az bis pants on the
bagbsd wire fence ibat separates it from
good many funny stories 70 illustrate
the different mental conditions thst ne
has experienced IN h's mean
dsrinzs from Repub.icsnism %
democracy. Greeuback .snl. etc
etr.. "a n8nitum ct al nauseam. and
al stout lo o'clock concluded shat be
bad ta sed long enough. 4 conclusion
tnst t1e sudie1ce had reached loug be-
fore t18t time
Jud-e Wheeler vas there too, and it
wss the iu uaentiou 20 allow him fo have
a chance tc demonstrate 20 the people
fhe way n which ne hsd ambuiated
from nfs former place among the Re
Eubiicars 60 IRE seat of eoyer In Demo
cracy. Bus the judge kicksd, he sad
Ssrl hsd talked too long. s0d u be
cen o nos have more time than Wss
lets. as would not sav anything st ali.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
a Decision OF Great In portance.

The renowned physician, and special
Jet n the cure of nervous and chronic
diseases, DR.. Greene. OF 35 ". 14th-st.,
New York, has decided to give consul
tation free 20 the SICK by letter DR..
Greene ia the discovercr and proprietor
of the world famous remedy, Or.
Greeue's Nervura. and the Doctor him
self IS no less famous as the most suc-
sessful physician in the world iu curing
sufferers from disease through letter
correspondence
You have tho privilege Of writing
him q description of your case. or send-
ing for his question blank to MI out.
He viii return his opin,O0 and advice
free. As he makes g specially OF treat
ing patients at distance by mail, there
is no doubt that he can and vii cure
your case. It ulll cost you nothing to
write aud get MS advice. and we should
advise you 20 Go so, as it may lead to
your recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
Burial Permits.

Marguerite c. Leonard, l month, 12-
Sixth-st., acute congestion. Infant
children of j. GadOnskl, Hamilton-st
w Ii. Rlnagd, 81 years, 565 Scribner
ST., typhoid fever. Pardon B. Potter
- years, 20 Livingstcn-st., apOplexy
Hendricks Berhins. years, Oak Hill.
ave, diphtheria. George T. Mcclure
A years. Kalamazoo asylum, pariss
Francis Lynch, 60 years, - Calder-st.
pneumonia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

So. s.x~x "A e;r.na Haxsn.
-. -, -
A-1- =
L.l2A1eia Naii-s = s@i-A.1k lt~A23f.
Tas hssp fsctory A. CQreD a. 14s
sn1t 4oen.
Hsllaaa hAs bsea having A tEo aays
49, .tsfra
u..... rs.....- - A. s.ehs. of
-. -
- 'sienss - s-s~ h1i- =
80 - 80 ~ -
Young WotiiAss s.i1's = -
e'A.ish = - Sv ets&A-1<d a . - - =
The musleiaas 0f Aaskssoa oAss or
kknl1sa a. oE4torlo soeissy, VA f4e-'.
hosiDei director.
Jack, ne palF cutter. las Announced
his aEflssl Ia 1ps. aat.- bstsost kliis
Mi aoN take i0nx breath
II Ia9.too a lavsar-old boy Of
By Rae-ds. = uader arrest charged
wslh assaalt oa Llxzis Kruff, lo-yezF-
CHI grl.
D.vis Hera. AZ Alanistse. recently
rsf4rr-.t freos the asylum At Traverse
CIV aro~rss hisas.If ia Manisfee lake
We.lra.3av r-rst
49,. -. - ~ cssv x.s -.
vav.I,- t.ftf... -, 49,. l..ft sro1 bv a VI
cions nrr.. t,,.., - b-en bitched near
49, 5000 roe fi~.s w. torn down
tae arm severaI luches and entirely
froel tne home
~. 49,. rs.t. ,c..o,..,ssso, w;u
- - !. a. - fh-r So.
.- -. - -. Nyorl,,s a.
T. ,s.,...'. N-..,'sg,,l,,r - ~, .ti.euss -
detsIls ia an exhibit OF hsh indigenous
h American waters.
zir. . Ki,s u,.s raa-re.,s4 "a
e,.y ~, soesh'sr ss,r,r.I.-,,s ,r, 49,. -
$3.50 sl,,reri A..ec..,,e@, sb,-,.-.
49, ra,, ..,r,,ri...,. - t.,1f,.,..,. -,
tra,t, ~,,.',,s fI- - - 80. -.
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rsv. : e.ai A. 11s ii'euu'sss oiu S'i-
s-l VIZ ul.V - 'S,A'ou Pllson So
uA5, vs. '.'.a. - ~ M ~. .e1u -, 80. -
a. : ~ - - : o'ile.o5 s-e'.,'
a. s,torT, .l.rs, ,,.,,it.
-. -.
9lieasst. ~ HIee'iN 'l's' 1sAs w
cosetcu oll n4s lsil 80 - -
1iloN Vsnte. INC sr.N = 80. s..s,', s,'.e0
tees 'i''e~' 40 .,'o ~, 'i.e.' 49,
y =. le''.ou so.oi - - N'''A -
i'oDl S'' = ""''o .N
some OF the victims OF the terrlole
ll4den scaoo4 nfe 81 betFolt last Deeein-
Der are snH suffering. Ihursday
Pnysicians performed An operation on
the arm ot Cora S..aFick, io-year-old
glri win we" 10 Strengthening the
msmoer, wnich mas oSen erswn up a.
most douoie from the enects OF the
burns received.
Workmen on the Manistee 4 Grand
Rapids road bed discovered a sunk
hole 81 feet deep fourteen miles south
east OF Msnistee, in Mason county. Ii
u supposed by some % be a httle lake
covered over with bog, forming a
marsh. Tue railroad will have TO
make MI 4Oxl0O feet u cover It. The
swamp contains twenty-five acres. and
farmers say It forms an under drain
for the country Tor miles around. Land
near 10 Is very fertile and produces ex-
cellctt crops.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

GEASD RAFIDs, Oct. 81.
70 the Editor OF the TELEGRAx-liERALD:
DEAR SIR observed a challenge in
your paper of today's issue signed by
George Tillman, and it was evidently
meant for me. am not prize fighter,
but ! will meet Mr.. Tiliman on any
date he may name for n friendly CON
test for 500, this amount being ready
for hIm AT spy time. II you wish to
act as stakeholder, call on me for it.
w. L. SILyERs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
HEART ALLURE.

Weak Heart. shattered Nerves aaa <sr-
soas srosGration the Trsabls with
Thousands.
Failure or weakness OF heart action Is
becoming : very prevalent disease IL Is
NEST serious aRa dangerous eoaciti0n "a Be IA,
and gradually runs into Palpitatious spssnas
or neuralgia sf the heart total sxha0s-
zion OF nerve power or death. At TIE nrst
sisn Of these dread diseases every one should
imuaeii = tsis seek "a re, and not n tunil
the .at2l symi t3fs 9eln mistskbly 60 death.
Tht Us. syn ptoms msy bc very sligbf and
apparently trivial. but DO not fan 10 heed
then IL you value your life. They often
begin WITH = nervousness and weakness.
trembling or strange faint feeling with tn
dency 60 glddiness. As the disease increases
these symptoms grow in Intensity and viii be
accompanied by dizziness swimming OF the
head, nutsering O. p2ipltafIon in the left side
of the chest. sh0rfness o. breath. a sinking
sensation. with o0.Gness Of the feet and legs.
There is often also feeling of apprehension
or anxiety. as Of impending danger. aRd
tendency 10 dr0wsness during tie day and
sieeplessneSs at night.
4 little oyer-eIertlon. excitement or emotion
may bring on the attacks at any Tins. Sudden
Using from q stooping or reciaing position
viii cause dizziness, and rapidly climbing
sta rs will make the heart pnipitAte, produce
weariness and shorthess 0f breath In some
cases there arc pains ia the region Of the
h -agt. but In most G. ses there is no pain what
ever.
Ii you are affected By these symptoms los
no time in seeking a cure. for cure is not
ony possible but sure. IL you use Dr. Grsene's
Neryufa, the great and wonderful discovery
for heart. brain and nerves. Ii is purely veg T.
table and harmless. and its use Offers the only
surc hope OF curing these terrible dis n yes
aat. avcrtinE the fatal result. LII is, we un-
hcsitatlngiy aflrm, "A remedy Of so great merit
aad marvellous virtues that no sufferer
should neglect tn use il. If safe and sure
cure is desired. 1t is for sale by all druggists
ut 81 per bottle.
No Other Remedy in the World Ever III a
Such a Testimonial.
| For the benefit Of those who may be suffer
Ing and fail 10 find reiie'. desire TO state ny
case. For over yea suffered from Heart
1 Disease, constant pain, with severe at
tsclsS OF paIpitatIOp, until l anticipated 2
sudden death at any time. became weak
aud de3iiitsted, with loss of energy,
des sPondency, &c. Hearing Or. Greene lee
| ture. he 50 faithfully described my condition
/ ;hat-I determined TO try Dr. GreeneS Ner-
| vura. NV Improvement has been contin-
! and the pain hnd paiPitGtion are gone.
! sleep we'll, have aR excellent appetite and fee
We'll.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
o other Remedy in the World Ever had
Such Testimonial.
S. A. nYSART-


noriondale. lork Co.. y. y.
Or. Greene. of IS West Fourteenth-st.. New
York. it's discoverer. is the famous specialist
in the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases.
The doctor has devoted special attention 10
the treatment OF all forms of chronic diseases
through letter correspondence. and VIII give
By ma his opinion and ad vice In any case
free OF charge. De perfection OF this system
renders a complete cure almost assured. as bis
success IN treatment b7 correspondence is
wonderful and unequalled. Send Tor SYMPTOM
blank 10 an out or write him about your case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
GOOD NEWS FOR HUNTERS.
A New Field OF sport Where Deer and
bear Abound.

A New Field of sport Where Deer and
bear Abound.
The new line OF travel on the c. & ".
81. railroad. between Balwin and TRAY
erso City. comprising something Ike
scvenly-three miles OF primeyal for
est. IS al TINS time creating some inter
est among our local sportsmen. Ii ls
proving bonanza IN tnat Lne. The &.
( ". NJ. people have gained al the IN
formation IS 20 the game OF that local
ity, and the reports are very fine From
Traverse City partrldges anI ducks are
reported most plentiful, and At dis
tancc OF ten miles from that point deer
and bear are TO be found. At Higa
Bridge deer and bear are very ire
Quentiy seen. Mamstce Crossing re-
ports deer, bear, psrtridges, rabbits,
etc, IN prOfuHOn. At ThompsonvIlle,
five deer were seen last Tuesday morn
ing within shooting distance of the sta
ton. Ducks and small game of every
description infcst the region about IN
land, and besides red sqlrrels the lakes
around about Grawn are plentiful with
ducks. The game law gives everyone n
chance to try their luck after Monday
next.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

lt won't Cost Won 0ue-hsIf az Tuch.
no rot delay. Send three two-Cent
stamps for hostage. and we w.i send
ven Dr. ksaimann's great work. fne
co.ored plates from life, on dis asc. .fs
causes aaa home cure. Address. a r..
Oraway s. Co.. Boston Msss
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Water pitchers. celery dishes, butter
dishes. cream mugs, spoon holders.
sugar bowls. sauce dishes. tumb.ersand
engraved gotirts. elegant assortment.
&c New York and 30 cents store, 81
C3uai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
Cheap Lands ara Homes n Ks7mc<y. Ten
raSrea. klsharsa


m re H0e ~ ffs cEFfN rnE1CTNT
hot IL csn 10 faurd srIertta hartrn er' ARA.
fiHF crd stnrk l-nas. Also 49, flcst fr1 t
rr af ratte fers
FaHMERS vita al chr xsttin1 gee a He-ae
in fhe ~uenT sraft where hi1zarls sn1 e
cFrsf ~ -rrffreet p hsrrimsn farsif C1at-
taro-ga. lera-, Nsn Ina sra C 81 Fert faTae
anf ARA r. A. ffr.8Isf. M ss Arcs e.
>t-rerort - Parties fr~frinF nra-r - -7
ef eaoc o. 'efatifns. far taefaftse hr d1E
etfea rrfi f~oe~. Ffee enE anf ar
f.rsf arde r8a rHtasu b. - frr arice
vfrH rrrf7 mrrs ~ sfireseIer Il f I'd
RE> s-rer4f ftsse- 7e- sne T eEs- Ear
Aaeea 4 Crescent scsrs- fincir nsfi oai8
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Alger. Watkins and Belknap. Satur-
day night a. Usilnans Hall. Last
meeting OF the campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Registration days, October 30-31 snd
November ]. You can't vote ths fsil
unless yon re-rcElster
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Eta Dorsey. 4 years. So ChsTrv-st.
c,nathers Michael Nogei. l5 years,
s27 Bgltsrvorth- ave. diphther'a- Ray
tcrrrii. 3 YEARS f55 south Divson-st.
sea et fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Psckhsm's Group Remedy cures
Whoocang Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Alger, Watkins and Belknsp, Satur-
day q ght At Hartmsu's HAL. Last
meeting 0f the camps s.En.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Dress kees-a - ik.as4s
AEvssS4 ts,1l -1esf 81
tsfsses f.sEa~
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p tesas. - Sk tarssgs. sc ? 2.
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BsAss-sl s5s52ls . 5gsael
lEeS- S39tef ARE
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kxEs u = fatel-
batteT-l zsse =.
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Lanib @stBs--sl. q - apiece.
44l4s - ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Harrr erfnre rnrf-frsas ana refsss rSe
- h stensa srrep 81 ~srs geur ssit
r. lt Fcu -aa asW tuy sae eel
e-rtttl >slf4tca ol sar s cents
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
Grain. fiaar Fesss

h~Ac- p BIS - Y h---~tf $3.50 -
basasi.
asfa-sSc 2 bUssct
Coca Mezl-3Z4k ? ten,
Mel Ped u = ter.
Ne FEEDS 81 - 3 f0a-
NidciinKs-t-i = fGQs
Brau-el7 F laa.
fIoar- Lily Waite. SEQ, Patent. slloi I
hundred.
Hats-f.e = hushel
hyF-Xc p busael
barley sL0stL-s : hunarsd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Alger, Watkins and Belknap. Satur-
day night at IIartmsn's Hall. Last
meeting OF the campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Hon. VIM. I. Adams, our next Stat
Senator, will he one of the speakers at
Hartmsn's hall, Saturday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Hood's Sarsaparllla is peculiar in
strength and econOmy-it IS the only
medicine of which can truly be said
400 doses one dollar" Try bottle
and you Will be convinced of Its merit.
Alger, Watkins and Belknap, Satur-
day night at Hsrtmsn's Hail. Last
meeting OF the campaign.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-22

distance, and when he came back gem
c,enan came with him He had come
iE answer 20 the letter and Go see che
dead baby was buried decently. Not
long ago his own baby had died. and
when he stood by the table and sav by
the hghtof tie one lamp In the room the
face of the little dead baby he broke
down and wept- His tears mingled with
those Of the poor black folks about A
common grief had torn away the barrier
Of race, color and station, and be was as
sincere q mourner as old Uncle Jack,
who stood with bowed head near him.
And as the old bandaana neckercmef
seemed to grow tighter and tighter
around his throat he said:
"Iknew de Lawd would pervide, Sairy,
I knew il, chile, kase he alters does.
New York Sun.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-22
LIST OF CATTLE AND MARKS

The following is a list of the marks
of Cattle slaughtered and sold at
Edenton market last week:
Aug. 18th T. L. White l beef
bought OF one Proctor. Mark-cwo
underbits in each ear.
Aug. 18th, Frank White l beef
of his OWN. Mark-unde.square in
each ear.
Aug. 18th, Lawrence Bembry
beef bought or D d. Tarkenton.
Mark-crop, and two Sits right, no
mark left.
Aug. 18th, T. L. White l beef
bought Of Daniel Bunch. Mark
slit and overbit In each ear.
Aug. IA. Frank White ] beef of
his own. acknowledgements IN each
ear.
Aug. 18th, w: H. Harren l beef
bought Of Robert Beasley. Mark
slit and underhit right, cop left.
Aug. 10th, Frank White / beef OF
his own. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
each ear. 49,.
Aug. 10th. T: L. White l beef
bought of Abram Bonner. Mark
smooth crop in each ear.