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THE A. B. CHASE
Pianos and Organs.


Do you wish to possess a Piano or
Organ on easy terms? We ill.furnish
Won witIla I1ianofor $50 to $50 CASH and
$40 per month till paid for. Gran Or
gan for $40 to $50 c,lshand Sloperquar-s
ter. or will sell low forsc Cash.
: Theyare guaranteed & years. and war.
rantpd first class ill.every respect. and
you cannot find more lionestlymade M
,truments on the market.
Reterences-Mrs. F:3l2. Brent, Oman
cock; w. u. Nottii,gl-i,s, EastviAe,
l.. L. MumfnrJl. Cape Charles; J.. NJ
Tilglilnan. Clisfield
Write for catalogue and prices to ).
G. McGRATH, Onancock. Va, Gel-
elal Agent for Otto nlltro " 20.
DON'T YOU WANT TO BUY A
SEWING MAG,HINB2
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: For RENT-For year 1891 or term
.ofsyears. my farm Cedar Grove, con
.taining abouc.6O0 acres, situated about
2imiips from Birds Nest Statiln. North.
ampton county II is convenient 10
churches, schnols. postoffice-has line
water advantages, AMI resources lpoi
farm are abundant. For further par
fticulars address II. Fl. Wilkins, Bridge.
towIi,-Va.
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Ton 1To PLANTs-For sale at % cents
per dozen. Send cash with order to Or
ris A. Browne. Cape Cha les, Va.
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We SALUTE Our Friends
Spring and Summer Goods.

Our Dress Goods and Trimming stock
is large. attractive and more varied than
usual Silks Sergts. Henriettas, Nom
mic Cloths, Alma, French Iin@hams
Ghallis, pOngees, Mohalrs. Alpacas. &c.
Our Black and Mourning Goods depart
mrnt is full of goods that you will APP
preclate. We always make IL special
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MISUNDERSTANDING 18th, 1890,
at Gnilfori, by Rev. w. F. Hayes, VIM.
II. Howard, Jr.,tu Miss Evellne r. Tay-
lnr
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If you wish to say. money, hny your
tnh4cco If r. W. Byrd, representative
Of Jas. Niger & G
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Z Winter Patent. Sold by Jas. Myer !
Co., is cheap -four Of rare merit.
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the season. Mr.. Ennis is a practical
trucker and it is worth trip TO his
place to see his crops.
Geo. II. Read has just finished a
handsome new store in place of the one
robbed and burned last February.
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MAsoN-EwELL-May 25th, 1890, ut
Mappsvile by Rev. w. A. Street, David
F. Mason 10 Miss Martha A. EweII.
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NJ ARKIED.

EvANs-DAv1s-May 2sri, 1890, at
brides residence, near Onancock. by
Rev. Geo. w. Burke, Geo. L. Evans TO
Miss Sadie E. Davis.
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"A CARD

In onr Spring Opening we pre-,
sent our compliments totle trade
andask their careful perusal OF and
attention to the following. In it
we beg leave to mention our super
Orline Of
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-05-31
Dress Goods,

consisting in part of a Gne
line nf French Serges and
French Novelties 40 inches
wide-Str'pes III Silk and
Wool 40 inches-Henriettt
Cloths all shades and prices
-Challies all styles and pat
terns-all wool Keller Cloths
stripes and plain-Mourning
and Black Goods specially,
extra wide-fne novelties in
Batiste. French and Domes-
tic Ginghams in every style
and pattern. A full line OF
Notions. A firSt-class line
of Croclsery and Glassware,
Groceries. etc, and lasrs bat
not least, Ladies', Misses
and Children's Shoes a spe
cialty. Respectfully,
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j. D. Dickerson,
.IENKINsl BRIDGE, VA.
special Notice .

| take pleasure III calling Tue al
tention of my customers to The fact
that now keep
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BEADED GAPEs.


We are now carving IL full stock of
both pullnck's and Eyitt's hand aud
machine made Shoes AMI Slippers. w.
have a large and pretty line of Crockery
and Glassware, can supply you with
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets Chamber Sets.
Berry Sets, Hall, Library and Nicklt
lamps. sc. Onr Clothing Tables are
full of men's, boys and youths cloth
ing for all a rs and slzes-if YOU cannot
get a fit anywhere else c1ine IT, see lis,
we CAN lir a $50 FOUNDER ora seven foot
slim man.
RrWe lave put il IL full stock of
Harness AMI uorsemen IS Gnods this
season in Knee l}D is, Ankle Boots,
Rollers, Rubber Bits -tc.
We are also looking ont furtlie babies
and old folks AMI have added alille of
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with which you can work as many
vegetables in an hour as a man
can hoe in a day. Send in Your
order for one at once. you cannot
afford to he without them. 1t you
intend buying Il suit OF
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physicians complain of distress
ing dull times. 1t is entirely too
healthy here for them to prosper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18
AotIon In the &C Leri.Iature.

Columns. O.. Oct 1.-THE caucus
compromiso bill giviag the Governor
power u remove the members Of the
Board OF improvements at Cincia-
natl and appoint a nOn-psrtisan
board till April. when their sue
cessors shall be elected By the people.
passed the Sensto Thursday and is
now in the hands OF the House Reso-
lutions for commit.eees Of investigation
OF the boards and departments al Gin
cinnsu to consider q plan OF govern
ment for that city and report at the
next session were also adopted by the
Senate and are pending in the House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18
A PANIC IN CHURCH.

Fire on the Altar FriEhtens 4 500 Chil-
drsn In Attendance at Mass in = Cath
ollie Church In Chioaxo-Twenty- Five OF
Them Badly Hurt ia the Rush TO Es-
cape which Ensues.
CHICAGO, OcT. At s o'clock a m.
there were l. 500 children from 20 Is
years OF age in the church OF St Stanis-
laus Kosika, corner OF Noble and lngra-
hSmstreets. in attendance on
special mass. Rev. Father Vincent Bar
Eynski celebrant The children were
on their knees and the church was ST.
lent save for the voice OF the priest
when large altar curtain was ignited
bv a candle and Immediately burst into
. brilliant fame, which speedily en-
wrapped the entire altar and reredos
Instantly panic ensued and the quiet
body OF child worshipers was trans
formed into a frantic, shrieking mob
rushing pell NELL for the street.
Priests, teachers and sisters of Notre
Dame vainly strove TO retain their
youthful charges and caught up the
smallest in their arms from under the
feet OF the mob Not until the
entire number had found their way
through the narrow doors into the
street did the panic subside and then
the entrance 20 the church, from tho
curbstOne up the steps to the inner
door, was found TO be wet with the
blood OF a score OF injsred children.
Probably twenty-five Cnildren. from { to
Is years OF age, were injured, several OF
them so badly that IL is thought they
will die. The FIRE in the church was ex-
tinguished almost as speedily as it was
kindled and with not more than Sl00
damage to the altar furnishings.
Rev. Father Barzynski and his assist
ants did all in their powe- to make the
children understand there was no dan
ger, but his efforts were rendered
fruitless by an old woman in the
rear Of the church, who screamed:
Fire! Fire! Children, you'll all
be burnt" Then the exodus started.
A flight of seven or eight stone steps
leads down from the church. and the
children and women fell down the stair
way. Others came up from the base
ment below, and the Jam was made
all the worse. Frank DE wizski an
1i-yesr-old boy living a. 696 Noble
street, WAC can not survive, lay on the
foor. and $50 children walked on him
lie received internal injuries, and the
doctors express no hope Of his recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

roth the method ana results when
syrup of Ilgs Is taken; il Is pleasant.
and refreshing to the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly en- the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. clesnses the sYs-
TEN etfectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fsyers and cures habitu4l
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is tho
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable % the stomach, prompt IN
is action and truly beneficial in its
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 800
and 81 bottles bJ all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG SKRUP co.
sts SRSAc. SEQ. cAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~ ssH f0es. f.K.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

aearsests tiea sAax .sc0Hs rnse Ae =
ans * - pie sSrs loes ~ere elase1 eifs
> shert address b. Ess ~ 6srtless. g
fae Nsv Aosx AssaAs Fseshy asrlsn
N4urea
Is Als address % BArtlsss skstehe@
tie lfs 4n4 c14r@cter G tAe ae4a laan,
sNelilnE particularly gPan he great
services ~ hAa reR&sueG - the e44ss
Il froV4sa - a. ms4. TAs perloa ln
saleA gastles Miles l.ts2. he sid. haA
seea oHs - sgesAt.l 81 r41le4l reoen-
s1raetlQR ana rssa as tnena "a thls
sork oi re4dsa aeRt 1astloe Miller
bsre the p4rt ~hich tussiee M4ushail
bore ia ths early aays 81 tos ceautry's ;
existenee Ia c4sanS aboot tor =
sritasls phrase = appropriately de-
scribe TIE man Dr bAstletl said he o@4
selected thls. a gre@s AAerloAn a&n. +"
Aanhooa was gastics NillsF's ualstg
above al otAsrs As was saiAsetiy
hawsns and hu.aa- Ne Nas iAeslea
al over ~itn TIE qualities " his osaA-
try and her people
Nrz Miller Nas deeply usRoS, knd
NheR The oerenaonies were over Mr.
MeKonney ana heF son escorted her
from tie chamber TIE others soon
followed aud ali went - their bones,
leaving the casaet IN tae courtroom.
Later ia the day II was taken - the
PennsYlvEnia station. Al 40 p n tho
train hearing the remains left The city
for Keokuk, Ia, accompanied ~ the
family ana few friends of The late
Justice. Chief Justice Fuller Justice
brewer. Marshal Wright Mr. Faust
Justice MilieT's page. and fsw otaers-
KK0KUR. Ia. Oct l7-Ths ianeral u
the late Justice Miller. 10 be held here
Saturday, viii De one of the aaost In pos
ing ever held ia the " estan msny clyac,
military and secret societies sill partici-
pate. On the arrival OF tho train here
Saturday Justice Miler's remains will
lie ia state for few hours in the Fed
eral Court building
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18
DIED IN CONVULSIONS.
Evidence I'm tho Petit Murder Case-Hl5
Anxiety To Have the Body Embaln "a
and shipped Out of the state.

Evidence I'm tho Petit Murder Case-Hl5
Anxiety To Have the Body Embalmod
and shipped Out of the state.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind. Oct 1.-THE
courtroom where the trial of Rev. W.
f. Petit is being conducted was again
visited by hundreds of people. Eight
witnesses of the State were examined
Thursday and the telegrams sent by
Petit of the death of his wife intro
duccd The latter indicate an undue
eagerness TO have the body en- balmed
and shipped to Syracuse. ~ Y.
The most important testimony was
given by Laura L Meperty, defining
Mrs. Pettit's last sickness. She said
she was at Pottit's house on Sunday,
July -, in the afternoon. Rev. 4. Dun
lavy vas the only other guest. Wit
ness remained until about . a. m.
Dunlavy went first and saw Mrs Pet
tit lying on the couch, and seemed
cheerful Petit soon came into the
dining-room after witness arrived and
said ne had been preparing tea for his
wife. After returning homo a note
came from Petit in half an hour ask
ing Ethan to go for the doctor. Wit
ness went over TO Pettit's and found
only the family thcre. Mrs. Petit
was in convulsions They were light
az first. but became greater, until at
last she Strengthened her legs out
and held her arms and hands rigidly.
She shook constantly. Her body and
limbs were stiff, her head was thrown
back, she sat mp during the first
spasms and had her last one in Pettits
arms. She was very pale and her back
was bent inward, her weight resting on
her head and heels. Her fingers
were caught in her tocth, and
two % her teeth were pulled out in
Withdrawing her fingers. She ex-
claimed: 20 God. people say they don't
know how they feel in these spells, but
do" The spells were over by ! o'clock.
Later hot coffee administered produced
vomiting She said she had taken poison.
Petit said 1t had been put BY herself in
the cup before she bad gone away. Miss
Whitehead got there soon after the
witness and proposed tho coffee which
produced the vomiting The doctor
got there between snd s Mira Petit
was jolly after the last convuision after
the doctors arrival. but remained on
the lounge ali the evening. She became
cod after every convulsicn. Each con
vulsion came suddenly. causing her 70
ory out: 20. Fred. It's coming. The
commissions were All short bat the last
which we're quite lengthy
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

Jsdge-Mr. Donnerwetter here SAYS,
Mr.. Sligo. that DO found you In bis coal
box stealing coal
Sligo-Oi W.. 80 The cool-box, bat I
wns not stxling cool Wood yer slow
me. jidge. % III ne story
Ju6ge-Weil. 60 on.
Sligo live on tie sicopd Nurs. and
yesterday while lookin' out the windy :
feel out and down into the cool-boz- It
was sircn minutes past Two.
judge How DO you know u wss seven
minutes past twof
Sliro-Whilo wa turning srouud ia
me fall. looked IN TIE windy n Mrs.
Mccarthy. who lives On The 1rst fure.
and saw The clock.
Prisoner Is dischsrgs6.--Jsw-
elersf (ircnlsT
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

&zy, ioRg JANIS 49," AAi-
steel kalfe blade. hacked snd BATTERED
int0 sen blanee of sa~. Whether
be Aantsa 20 kin himself with u and
~zs prevented by TIE vigilance Of his
guards or ~hegher lie al hoped 70 use
&. as tool foF eneeting his escape 10
man aiii ever kHow.
All Thursday night the Condemned
man slept peacefully ana well. lie re-
tired az 10 o'clock. iass tweiye hours
before his execution and slept like
q child until S Before going 10
sleep he had conhded in his keepers
ia az lie guessed he wouid not feel
aangry IA the morning and 4 light
breakfast would DO. such a repast vas
served him about 5:20. jast few pieces
Of dry toast and some tea lie did not
fee Inclined for sny thing more.
When led 20 the seafi0ld and pinioned,
be did not falteF, and had nothing TO
say On the gallows
This is the first execution OF the
death sentence under the sanction OF
the law in Grundy County. Many years
ago man named Tibbets was taken
out OF Jail and hanged TO tree by a
mob from south Of the river because he
procured his brother TO murder neigh
bor aad on trial hung the jury.
THE crime for when James Maxwell was ex.
erntee was one that vas attezded WIKI bra-
tally rarely found eyea IA the annals OF
crime. On The night Of June - last tie
house OF Charles Decker al Morris. H.,
was catered by two mea for the pur-
pose OF robbery. Decker. man 10 years old
aroused and met the marauders In the
hallway. One OF them beat hin oyer the head
with hatchet, iracturiug his skull aud in
nioiing other Injuries from the combiasd ef
feet OF which be died His assailants left
him lying on the roor and entered another
apartm where they were met by AIRS Decker,
the mother OF their victim. She knocked
dow q and rendered insensiole by blow from
the hatchet that had killed her son. The mur-
derers then ransacked the house out an alarm
had been given By servant Of the family
and they lied without securing any Dlunder.
party Uf citizens searched the country
about the village and in two hours had run
Maxwell To earth and arrested him. The fol
lowing day negro named FitzhuSh was also
arrested Enough evidence obtained i'm
plicGsng the pair 10 make their guilt a
matter OF little doubt ane the prisoners narrow
ly escapted lynchigg. Aore evidence was OBJ
tained later by which Il was shown that Max
well and his negro accomplice had planned the
robbery OF the Decker homestead while to-
gether IN Chicago. Maxwell had induced Fitz-
hugh 10 take par; in II. aud had urged him TO
the Killing in case any should prove Necessary.
Tno programme was carried ogt. and IL was Fitz-
hugh WAC welded the weapon that deprived
Decker OF lie and nearly killed his mother.
Tllzhugh confessed the crime, but Maxwell
clung 10 his story OF Innocence untu con
ironteG in the jail by his acoomPlice. Then
be broke down and made confession saying
that he always knew the gallCws would be his
end. bat il had come rather sooner than be ex
pected. The trial took place and Maxwell was
sentenced 10 be hanged. while Fit2suzh who
turned States evidence, got OF with I term OF
imnrisoEmnnLl
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

CurcAco. Oct u -Tbs srn8sl meet
inx of the Pullm4u Palace Car Cou psnv
vas held Thursday. TEE financial
statement showed that ths toiai revenue
q the company Tor lie Twelve months
vas a. se8 pal 9s. q which g. fTs. fHs ~
vas from sarninFs a csrs TIE opefst-
ing expenses we're = z74tfst7 TIE
company .uplovs - ss7 persons -
whom va paid 5arinr ths yea - 1ss b.
So es. The company operate, 4 So
STANDARD ears snf 2ss serent -cisss sleep
sp~-os-s on Is9 &C ri}es - railroad
DarIug tbs rssr sezs.os1 passengers
vsrs o4-s5 FOR at lno-ssss fruu sfz-
~ 10 tss previous yea. ossr - p.E
fr~t
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

MINNEAPoIIs. MINI. Oct Il. "A Hel-
ens, Mont. special 10 The TT bnne. says.
Seven men are lying more or less in
jured az the Catholic Hospital IN this
city from bad wreck on the Boulder
branch Of The Northern Pacific railroad.
Tho east bound freight passed a. Far
as bridge ~, and when fairly on the
same the bridge went down with TIE
entire train, falling : distance of seven
~ feet TIE train is badly wrecked.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

MANHATTAN, Kan. Oct. 17-Chsrles
Miller, l5-yesr-ol4 boy brought from
Leonardvills. Kan, 20 this town, CO n
Tossed that he Is the murderer OF Fish
boGgh and Emerson. the two young
men from s. Joseph who were fousd
dead in a box-car near Cheyenne on
September -. Miller says be was
beating his way on freight car Wits
his two companions, and while the lat
ter were asleep be killed them FOR their
mOunv
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18
CYCLONE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Houses Blown Down and Many Psrsons
BADLY Injured.

MAxroN, n. C., Oct IA fearful
cyclone passed just west of Maxton
about O'Clock Thursday afterneo It's
direction was nearly north. At Hastie
several houses were blown down and one
person killed and many injured. It's
track WAS not wide. Al Floral College
the storm was severe. blowing down the
belfry OF tho Presbyterian church, de-
molishing one house and many trees and
severely II not fatally injuring two per
sons. McKinnon's saw-miu was ruined
and one Of the laborers badly injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

RocKFoHD. IL. Oct 1.-THE citizens
held big uaass-rnccting Thursday nirht
and resolved to erect q manufacturers
palace next year and exhibit 70 tbs
world ia one immsnse building the
process q manufacturing the 500 differ
out products made within her limlts
A committee vas appointed - place the
storlr Tor the COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

s1oux CITY. "a Cct I'D RI Tai
bot hss zs3s formal conveyance for
tbe heneft - ths Ioza STATE Iniver-
sitr ~ his solsnti e. lisrerT and bis sr-
tirs roll lscmoa 81 mineral sB<.l rrsns ard
of svec usns III ire difarsrt branches
~ rst1ral history Che vsIae ~ tbs
s-.-sff.,p sy-ee7z 81 Goa
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18
DIED WHILE TALKING.
Startling Incident During DiscussIoa In
the Socialist Congress al halle.

HALLE. Oct l7.-WAile the Socialist
congress was engaged IN q debate on
the methods OF improvement Of
the Socialist press, Herr Baum
ga-ten. Hamburg delegate, be-
came much excited while speaking.
Suddenly be staggered and, before he
could be reached, fell 10 the floor dead
The incident created great sensa-
tion. His death was due 10 either heart
disease or apoplexy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

wAsHTyeToN. Oct f7-Tbe Star says
that private sdvjoes received here state
that Representstv William l.
Scots is undoubtedly dying a. bis bone
in Ecie. Pa. The mlllionsiro's sfElction
Is gastric fever. and his physicians gave
NJ al hope Of recovery three OF four
aRrszrn
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

The following we're ths Corgrsssiofsi
rorrinsfiors on Ttu-sss- Nssssr boz
sstts Fo8rfh 6isritt Jorss = Trsseh
DEN. psrnsr ivsnls. Nirtt sirtriet
psnisi n Ringsrs lBsu e 1wfrtY-
f-st. George p Bsf Rep Esrt1tFFs
Elntb dist5ct Alsrsn5sr BTstes PA.
rBsrs 1iHssce
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

CET7tso- orf n
carr R-WsrFst rsther active c' zeal
s~f ssfrpinz scrrnnt Quotat oEs rsrxsd az
A. -sSNs ~ for chsice - fsncy shipV.1F Steers
a. fs34 = sor Fsod - cacice - A. Es712 = s'r
common - fair 80 2 "a a. tor eufcners'
S-as~s = "a ~ fo~ Srscrs-s s szcs Is f-r
rsFses, ss 49, a0 tsr ws&tsrns - e. ssst3 IS f-T
F-~sa-s 81 e-1s 81 te~ Crws 81 a1s 81 f-r
Rrns ard - 81 ~ t-r YEA calves
aoes-NarEst ca.V wc4sratelr active ~
sfs-rs-r as sscafaz srcc-rt ss.~s ra-Tsf az
3 ssss = ssr Tht @ ss2s H 'o- --nza paeS
.9 ks eass4 q f.F 1red aul i4s7sla 81 -
heavy sscszE and shlfz,ns otS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

PEu sr,ErFHfs O-t 17-Ths Evs1-
trg Tss srrsrs ss7s t1st nsgsf stiens
rens ~ betveen tts Bss55n1 sTr8i-
cste ard poTarfHl Nsw Yo-s sTr1l-
sa-e s-s Bo~ rssrlY p - n snS sns s1st
tse resalt wiN probably - AZ alllSncs
tssween - Reading ssn8lcsss sBa -
Fsa6sr 1llt . .sress
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18
HEALTH IS WEALTH


DR =. &. WKsrs NrRvE AND BRsIV TREAr
FNT. = guaranteed eneci0c for Hysteris DlZzi-
sSs. l0uVuIsIous. FRS. Nervous Neuralgia.
isadsfhe. Nervous P~ostrntion caused by the
fse Of scoheI or tobacco. Wakefuluess. Mental
Depression. cofteninx 1t tle Brain resu. ting
On nsaritT snd leading % NJ serE. De 81 and
deaf. Premature o.4 Axe. BarrenncsS Loss
nf Power ln either ser. Involuntary Losses and
fcermatorrhoea caused by over-sXertlOn Of the
fraln. SeiI-anuse or oVer-i rtulzeucc. Zach box
contains one months treatment. $40 a box.
o. ST boxes Tor s5.oo. sent bg mail prepaid on
receipt 0f price.
WE CT UARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any ease. Nitb each order received
hY as Tor siN boxes. accompanied BY 500. W
vii send the purchaser one written Ksarantee
% refuld the money Z The treatment a does not
sdect a cure. Guarantees issued oniTby
WHITE s WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents.
80 Monroe-s,reet, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

LUDLOW. Ky Oc1 11-The sheds e
the Queen an Crescent csr shops 81
tais place eaaght 6rs TharslsT evening
s1d with their contents were destroyed
1t wss onlv hv strenuous exsrtions thas
the msin shoos wsrs saved Tas ioss
VII BE- about g., 500
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

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KILLED IL MARsHAL.
RiadIed His Head snd Fscs with a
DooLis Load of I1uekshot.

CINCINNATI. o., Oct IA Falmouth.
KY, dispatch says the town marshal OF
that place. 5. l.. Z. Nogelson, was killed
Thursday night by an unknown assas-
sin, who fired upon him just As he
WAS entering his gate A double load
OF buckshot was discharged into his
head and fEcs. he leaves Z widow and
ten children. He has had occasion re-
Gently to shoot at several persons, and
there is a suspicion that one Of these is
the assassin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-18

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