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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-02-05
How He Got HIS Lessons.

A school-boy in England nit upoa
novel method Of obtaining the answer to
an arithmetical problem. Be dropped
into grocer's shop on his way to school,
and said he wanted certain commodities
at certain prices. After exhausting hiA
list he said: Now, if I give you half
sovereign, what change shall I get
back?" The grocer told him, whereupon
he thanked the shopman and turned to
go. "Wait for TIE things" called the
grocer; and his disgust can be imagined
when the ingenious urchin told him he
was too late for school, and as he hadn't
learned his arithmetic lesson he had
adopted that method of getting the sum
Worked for him
Miss Kennedy, a San Francisco
school marm, who was dismissed by
the school committee in ;1SS7 without
any assigned cau,e, has been relnsta-
ted bv decision of the Supreme Court,
with S. 900 for pay in the interval.
The French soldiers have been an
army of tea drinkers during the pre-
valence of the grip. Wherever the
grip made its appearance in q regiment
all the soldiers who remained free from
the epidemic were given between
meals hot tea with sugar.
Anarchist, John Most has been re-
leased on $500 bail, pending an appeal
the Court Of Appeals Of New York.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-02-05
POTASH,


bo+bas is soluble Phosphate Of Lime
and Phosphate OF Alumina, but as
such is useless as fertilizer, being IN
soluble in water, and not available as
. nlanJ Il cd. To make 1t available as
y planv food has been the work of the
scientists, and theimmense capital en-
moved in this art attesJs their success.
THE largest deposit cf insoluble Phos-
nhate Of Lime that we know Of exists
!n cur own State, and is known as
phosphate Rock, evidently the re-
mains and deposits of sea animals and
h;rds- In its crude state it is insoluble,
out when ground and treated with
Sn,phuric Acid it becomes soluble, and
IS known in commerce IS Acidulated
Rock, or Dissolved Bone, and as such
becomes >he basis of all commercial
fertilizers. TO make the rock soluble
we must have Sulphuric acid. This
ras at first imported into Northern
.orts, the rock shipped Mort Z, the fer
tilizers made and re,shipped South.
This was expensive, the fertilizers sell
;sg at S775 per ton. The next step was
60 import The Sulphur and make Sui.
phuric Acid, then followed the estab.
Gshmeu1 Of the acid chamber along,
side CT tie rock, still further reducing
expenses. Every step was one tc
cheapen production ov bringing the
crude materials together, but the )as'
and most important step yet made !:
to bring them to tie planter and man
ufac,ure them at hi door, giving hin
.he best goods for the least money
Such is the aim Of the Coiuu bia Phos
phate Company.
With the close Of the old year w
have completed q q plant capable Of pr
duc.ns annually fifteen thousand tons
of fertilizers. Favored by propitiou
weati.er, we accom-. lish The work i
four non,hs. Experts pronounce
unsurpassed by any, North or Soutl
We are determined that its productio
shall be the worthy rival Of the bes
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-02-05

hair on his eyebrow. He brushed it off
with straw, and the feller couldent find
that coon any more The little animal
belonged in his head, but had strayed
of On an exploring expedition, and was
teaching the young idea how to shoot.
Albert didn't say who the feller was, but
have always had my opinion.
am Illuminating about ghosts tonight,
because em alone in great two-story
! house with seven rooms and a garret.
bear something in that garret now.
Ny folks have all goae to the show.
They didn't press me to go, and Mrs.
Arp said: Il suppose you are going to
write your letter to night, and So you
eau. take care OF .he house. Yes
ma'am," said I, with my accustomed
meekness. They left the lamp burning
in the psrlor. I know they did, aud
heard the front door close. / heard a
racket out there little while ago and
went to see and found the lamp cut and
the front door open. What does that
| mean? The lamp wasn't filed today
reckon, a1c the door don't shut every:
time it seems to-sometimes the vino
blows it, and sometimes the dog pushes
i, open, SO it's all right reckon: but il
awful lonesome when there is no WOE.
an about the house 4 man who ha:
| lived with one forty years had rathe
have her around raising racket thai
not to have her at all. OF course sh'
lo-es to go TO the shows. Penucd u
all day a. home, menoing and patching
sewing on buttons and strings, huntin:
| up lost cuffs and collar buttons; mamma
where are my socks, or my handker
chef, or my flannel shirt, or my cravat
or my other shoes, or my Latin gram
mar, OF my slate pencil, or my anythln
r and everything. "Was there ever sue
helpless children. ls's wonder. 20
don't lose your head" But she gets u
: and slips around and finds 1t. She a
lwavs finds it. She can 60 IN the oaF
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
TOW ER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
ROOMS 8 AND 9 TOWER BLOCK.

kOOm0 AMI iOWEh BLUM.
DEGOLIA .PrOpnetors
WANTED Mae Help-6 machinists = rub
w bers 3 yarnishers, cabinet makers. 20
wood cutters, boys, If you are out OF work
come in.
tVANTED-Fema,e Help 8 girls fOr gen
w eral hoEsewOrN, 2 cham bermaids, l laun-
dress. ] StenOgrapher.
E0R SALE-To young man with 500 cash, 10
Il buy ~ interest In grocery and dry goods
stock IN rapidly improving pat OF the cisy
south end; remaining partner has had years
experience; good established business Tor
some one.
EoRsALE OR EXCHANGE acres Of land
213 miles irom the city, la0 peaches 80
pears so apples gOod buiNings.
nor SALE 10 room mouse on South Lafay-
ette-st. modern hHish, cable cars run by
the door. Pace s.S0)l.
EOR EXCHANGE-si acres two miles from
Sausatuek. 100 peach trees bearing. 80
standard pear trees. % cherry. - apple D
plums. 90 g00s5erres acres 0l strawberries
gOOd house and barn. Price s2AD
FOR SAILS room house OH Lagrave-st. near
Wenham- ave- near both cable and electric
car lines with all modern Improvements
Price also easy terms.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-(Boston MasS.l
4 ine - room house On Easiest. large lot
city water. furnace. and all Modern improve
ments TO exchange FOR dwelling IA Boston.
bass.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-I20 acre farm l.
l. miles fiOm cty 10 improved balance
beech Hnd maple tim0er. - room brck house
large basement ba!D Hld other out buildings
to exchange FOR CITY property.
LOR SALE-il--oon house on Fast Budge-st..
furnace. sewer. city water. corner lot aud
finely finished. ptice - %. easy terms.
EOR SALE OK EXCBANGE-Sroon houss
4 and large corner lot, room for another
house on lot. on two graded streets. with seH-
eTs. etc. 20 exclan-e for farm; w0ald ass lme
some tncumbrance.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
VI erty la sums 70 suit kOOmsS and9. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 20 rent; also a M 1bsr y
II good tenants ~antln- 70 rent; bang ia
your keys. Rooms and 9. Tower oos.
DE6OLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Tue Republican party Of Michigan
by as folly has thrown away Us birth
right it hss placed itself At distd-
vantage, from which il cannot recover
except by the most determined. har-
monious action. The full significance
or the Democratic victory Is candidly
outlined by Benjamin Franklin Homer
Hosiogd. and it Is lawful for Republi-
cans 10 learn from the enemy. lie
says:
The real importance of the Demo-
crate victory IN Michigan hes in the
tact that tue Democrats, having carried
the counties and the legislature, will at
once rc-alslrIct tho State and pave the
way Tor the easy election OF u Demo
cratic legislature 10 1892, which will
promptly elect Dou NJ. Dickinson SEN
ator 20 succeed StOckbridge. The pro-
gram winch the Democrats have
marked out provides also for retiring
senator Mcmillan IN 1890, and sending
in his place the eloquent young tariff
smashing advocate, George l.. Yaple,
who j. 20 get Julius Cesar Burrows
seat IN the next House. Yaple will
contest Burrows election or the ground
that 200 negroes were brought over
from Indiana 10 vote tor him."
Perhaps the Republicans Will sit down
ike q whipped cur and allow this Dem
ocratic scheme to succeed, and perhaps
they viii not. But If they do not, they
might just as well make up their minds
% tight 10 the bitter end or not fight at
NIL. Any half-heartcd fight meaus de-
feat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Tur London Illustrated News OF the
World saws: "What the United states
needs Is rest from the agitation Of the
tsr8 and other industrial questions. At
least long enough TO ascertain how the
new measures passed at the recent ses-
son Will work. Votes for the revival
Of fruitless agitation DO not seem to &c
IN accordance with the dictates Of
sound policy for business men, whose
trades al need a season Of peace; for
manufacturers who wish to test the
practical working Of the new tariff; and
Tor workers. % whom u promises, Il
urd sturbe3 IN operation, = larger de-
mand for their lsbor" Give the Nc
ElnIev lsw a chance. Democrats ought
to listen 20 thts sdvice, for "il's Eng
hsb, you know"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Tie Ne4 forS Jeafa4l e F.n4Ees
sezlps tie sea Per iA th.s f4sAioa
''Ghleako . t4sfAy tae 94IAdsss Il re
tekst 3rekeF Ana 80. pr. VIA -
Hnes FGalI 8g out ~ tbs e.ty n sTery
alIseLou. 81 adsFs tnsn e1tr4ora lEaFF
facilities aat aavsfta 1es. nhaE tn~
sellpeg eaB eet go lfom sne nas. Us
eaIh1te 90 sEgpidlf " tne ulAaage-
uIs1f sf ale.aer na4kes it easy to- hlas
% enta.a Add obt4.n s ne 1 ,es.
.euea iaftaelee aoSs ae sse.1 ga tae
Fa~-enssf era m. sa.d raiFoa1 asau
Yesterday. 'llAt oue-azif "a gas H sstefl
kasl1ess . aoas taFoagh nlm The
s9Fst feature ot tae czse - taat tls
teket--sa.peF as not q sHgh redsem-
lag qaA 81 - he ~ ISIS ssefnods ~
create nee sud IecFe4zesi business -ofue
q yGsltol to conaons ais otneE fatlts
vocal ee elterts IHea - tae railroad
mama gemslts. hlE ne doesa de thlS
eFen- N71 one more pa -~enger travels
o. account ot bs beiag ahle - obtain
caesper rates from tne sealper. A man
d0eau leave nIs family, pax ais grip,
and travel oec2use ne can 20 30 4 eef-
tain loiHt Tor ealf sAg rate. Ao>t meg
ouiY patlun - lhs % road Ulsu they
LaFe to-
"H TAT the scalpeF does Is % divert
tEalne and 10 promote dsscord lie Is
a ra.lfQta DaFas mak.ns everything
aed gy.aE nothing Ia getlFa. lie
makes r.fe that lakes away from a
Faad IT, egit-mats busue,s, and torCss
tnaE roa % make a cllt % mestlt. lnt-
pa dltrsiy there ensues rate MAR. AMI
the tlekel se.lper. who = a. the bottom
oI tie troaole, reaps greater and re-
wet profits irum the very evils that
le has prec p.tated.
From railroad standpoint the
scalpes may have "not single redeem
ing quality Bat how Is 10 from the
travellers standpoint D0esn't he get,
through the scalper, the cheap trans
poglauoa, which she eailrOad compan-
ies ought 60 give him directly II the
companies want 20 81 rid OF this scalp
lag 1iddle man. suppose they Try deal
.ug directly With the public m tile mat
Ter Of cheap fares. Give the people the
lowest possible rates consistent with
prod. aud the scalper's occupation
would be- gone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Detroit Free
Press says:

- N-'----'A - 49, - ~ ~AS 4 ~
Press says:
"Ex-members Of the Legislature state
that the long sessions OF that body held
in the past were. in large measure,
necessary, owing 20 the delays attend
ilg the enactment OF amendments to
the charters OF municipalities. Ere
queutly these amendments are not for
warded 20 Lansing till late IN the ses-
son. The members-eleCt of the COM
ing Legislature of the Democratic party
desire % make the session n short one,
and Will De enabled 10 do so, and save
a great deal OF unnecessary expense 10
tne State Il the various municipalities
Of the State shall prepare and send 10
Lansing the amendments desired 70
their charters IS early IS possible. Why
cannot al such bills De ready when the
Legislature assemblies -
Will the Grand Rapids amendments
be ready then? From present pros
poets We should say not. But why
municipal leg station alone2 Why not
have al bills neatly ready For the
same reason that has always prevailed
members vii not work much until
therr pay begins, and many VIII have 70
learn their trade first.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
WHAT PEOPLE WANT.
F." MANIFESTATIONS ARE FREE /
Al ,,rsEp n0NEpa ,s,Aes ts PAIN FoR
AL OrHER ADVERT islNG IS PAID FOR.

Twelve words viii ue-
uails n "A Ike I'VE Illness
thirteen and no8 a. @N-
ceed entS words three
lines, and Ina the larger
dsertisene the aver
age a. seven words a. a
line. There Ia but one
price and that is quoted
in the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
q Cana- -, Noom u.

. Cana st, Room ID.
WORKING MEN ATTENTION. or 70 acre
W tracts for SAFE near d. 4 u. Junction. on'y
So al acre. Here is a chance to get good
home.
0S F00r FRONT on Scribner St. near
~ Bridge. on sif. rents TO- slt4 year.
CHOICE ~ acre farm in Southern IAno.sto
= Trade ;or property here.
NEW room house snd 5 caolce lots only
- sLs0
nRUu STORE business and STOCK IN FRS;
~ class location far 81 e. reason for az.
in hea fn ~ nr pfirtfr. price SO. worth
double the amognf 60 a i've mar.
I HAVE arsi-clzss hverY stock for sale OF
4 afe.
MONEY To loan atfaad- per eent- on riit
" edged security. Percy snyder = Cans-st.
IT Will PAY part,es wishing - n axe l1-
vesfments 90 cal and l0os ever my list BE-
icre purchasin<-
PERCY SNYDER
= Csnal-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The lirgest mortgage ever recorded
ia Ind.sns was filed st Peru. Tuesday.
It eas Tor S75.0)0, goo ~ the Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati. Chicago and So. Louis Rail
wsv. .n favor Of the Nsw York Trust
Company. covering al operated and
leased rennsylvania ines west of Pits
burgh. Ard yet. if Democratic cam
pa rn stories are % he rehed upon, the
f1rrser s ths Only mortgsEor i1 this
country. RE has a "c,ncn' or the
rr1~tzfEe Business. snd the hloated
rsiroad corporations have no right %
compete rith Sim.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

THE New York World IS in a hurry
to get the new Congress at work. IL
was not iu so great o hurry for the be-
ginning Of the last one. Big journals,
Ike The World, love % indulge IN par
t.san freaks as we'll as smaller ones.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

HEEBEer WAsD says OK Major Bart
telot. "Hs was only 80 years Of age,
hot-tempored o. degree, and he fre-
guealy pubicly confessed 70 abhOr-
ring everything in the shape Of black
man" what a magnificent southern
brigsdier be would have made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

H. the ind.aps rise, as seems % be
probable, they should be- 50 severely
punished that another uprising shall be
az imposs.bilty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Ans sabseglser to ran TELEGRAM
HEtAtD uho ftiis 90 receive ths paper
res uistfiF, sr ~ho uaay have reason 90
eomqiaia 80 iale delivery, via eoafsr =
special fatar o5 infprniins thls once or
the faet az onee. sead postal oard o. call
up tele phone fat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
n. H. WINANS
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
q ANn =. qnNER ELonk.
g ~ q 1oNER -


Telephone -
WANTED girls fof general houseuort 3
" i9uno - gre. . cisan 4shfrs. olitlHA uun
Elrs. chamofFniala, ehf ifht thtt siaAee
alainkfoem wore 3 ~ isi Doc. Cint h.Da.s - Z.
cnok ior good Aefri, WAGES So PEI month-
Ladies Parof. Tower block
ga q NJ buy drsi-e As bnsiness chsn 'e
a." - 81 long standing
Sl700 For a. 81. srsos house On Madison
ssea .ots.
SS500 Per ane room hoass on on l.s...,t ...i
loI d railroad man terms easy
t11n0 on easy ierns VII bus nn Sroom
sNfO house on j foN bladIe e.
I COX az that broom modern house ca Cot.
- ave-. only osool wil exchange iof lolr or
caeaper pi cpcuS.
EOR SALE Large hause. s'kso O. "a North
Dirls on-sI. only 500 house reuts Tor t.f
per monta.
WE have large IFS, q vaosutir from sio
w 20 S2io 0.
WHERE b. the builde who wants O. buy a
w vacant corner 90 gooo .oralIts, - -b q
room house n ore let. only e-8E Iur whole.
sloo0 for house spc iai. szIpQ Cor Vacuni lai
business CHANCES For sale or r. gciHnEe
ID - general sfocks $500, hardware ss..s
t2s08 livery stork in good locstlou. co.uF
good buaaess = drug Nocss w. laCatra Ia
city. SllJn. sc f1n Il J 0rg eeun stock. tttti
hardware. toa sno dry Toce sl.pt
L'OR sALH OK kHNIHANeE-fo Nrafa Rap.
4 ids property. ~ acres 81 trEi class e. 81 tH
acres cleared NILES from Nlltifh iit. ua.g
si6e1 a bhrFsin.
DOR sALE-lC scres - TIE nneg iHHt ta
Michigan good 30 se. large hss ul.. .f
barn 3 acres 81 or ard. eferl th uE hftlcluss 7.
VIII take co. a. $3.50 iB cliS ~ VILLAGE rrnI.
erty; bargain. only so ref acre. cheap q a
EOR sALE-fou ear eef = rlce. neF. s.rnom
house with casris large l0i. ar a-Ify oa
N God laWn-sNe.. iuf $50.
EOR SALE-SigD WA buy 8 room houss.
4 sewing room ana closets. very coutruicuL
nice lot on Scrluuer-sf.
LOR SALE-h new s room house. rnnirf and
a costs. ou tia e.. oniy sil0t
Ls0R sALE-New modern house on corner
Coit-aye.. SFa9i wtii eachaaEe for cheaper
property nf va Ant lets.
TO EXCHANGF-For house and lot On West
4 side. az sroom house on ientcf-st W..
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

WlmS Boss jacob. Of Detroit, heard
the result of she proceedings In the Su-
prcme Court against the board OF can
vassrs. be said. "The coufounded Re-
pubhcan Supreme Court would send Us
al 10 states pusoa Il they could"
Have patience. jacob, tho Supreme
Court viii soon be Democratic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

THv Detroit brauch of the " 9. r.
q finally determined thst ginger sc
j. 40 intoxcant III thst branch has "a
way. it vi not b. long before every
teriperanes nan ard von1sn VI se
rut nta strslzat isckes lest be may
81 atrav. ras cause of temperance s
maize ridiculous by such cap rsp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY,

Tss southern press is booming Hill
for lde Presidency.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest OF All Michigan Dallles Ex-
eeEt Those OK Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
Marriage Llcensse.

The following is lis. OF tas marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. resldsnos gLoa oIsssds tle CITY aad
ages OF the parties: AeEs
Hessel p. Medema; Hendrida Eding ....35-35
Jo seph Strauss. Cedar Springs; Mary j.
Garrity COurtland 2S29
Gerrir Datsma; Minnie oling g.......... 25-l9
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23


This Isl is FURNISHED by W. R. segi0aer reAl
es.a a-a.-r PelFlsl.s
Levi s. pryNa loF. a a. ssmpowski,
Darl q e l51 Cgmig- ferrfs a. s 1o9
JOHN IS lfAsfa- fo jaha M ~fe tetsc.
= i1t d olk ls klsHortn's a1t--..-.-. 80
sstas II. b 8akt ta 3u ia AFAas. iat
=. i., ID 1t-i ...-...-.-. ! Do
Geo. \. Davis et 81. a. Iaems 81.
tl-. et o., -. 3. bk I. Davis.
lurner < t4fgals > EIghth Ward .--.. 400
Henry Fraliek q AIR al b. Blay. -
fl lot D.. Blk 8. tfal Is ad 1-...- ...-.-. t-33
'ia' is1 o.ss ss.J' ia az "a. 800
Chaunc-y NJ Blakeslee 90 Nm. IS.
hiaSese-. r.. l9t =. uiidoFs.eese a
II err 4gtln's sub ........ .-.... .......... 30
Julius Pacps 70 Wm. X. n Murray.
lot - hik =. Village of Ada-..-............-. 90
]. stewart White et al. 90 Loyal H. Hol-
comb. ~ "a nw = Of See 4. >i.rDeer-.- 30
Nellie Nernnocr "a Hendrix Z thinner
ma1. pee lant oa e ST. oraAd Rrp-
lbs .-.-.... 90
Geo. II. kirtsna {, Isaac :. Bear. pee
and on see I. Wyoming ..-....... .......-.. 800
G1 hsia patt ot Sc Of 4 see ii. waiker 220
Austin Mit.hrli 80 Samuel r. Merritt.
past OF lots and 5. blk ]. Whites
samuel u. Merritt T. Austin W.
Mltcnei et Al, part Of lots and o.
bk /, Wnites add.........-..... .......,....-.. 10
Bereud {. Workman 10 Albert Van
Dam, lot 6. h0mestead sub.-..--.......... 90
Derk Ron Ia 10 Frank Wiersum. 55 II
lots a.ld L. Bakers snb--...-...-......- 700
Henry Pnncipaai t. WIN; " hove,
sub -. 200
Russell j. stowe 70 Henry Y kuis. lot
H. blk I, STOW x Parisa add. ...... 100
Il. George Smith 10 Hendrix Battles,
n - u Sc :. Of see 81 Pafis is...-........ coo
| Heddrlk Battles 20 T.. Geo. smith. pee
land on y sw "a Of sec ~, Grand
| Geo W Mallory 10 Charlotte T. Snyder
pee land on sec 50. Grand Rapid...-..- eco
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
BOARnka

A HANsoMBIl furnished frout room. ana
sOln-st. ata
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
rausuendahfe

Al claims not consistent With tne
hiqh character q syrup of I "a sre
pu rncseiv avoided b the Ca FE
l. rlo Company. T. scts gently On the
Kidneys. Gver and bowels. c.eans'aE
ih svstena sfect1sily. bot il "a not a
ca re-sll snd makes no pretenstors taat
everv bottle e.ll nct sgbstsnkate.
Fvrrv sark af lily WHITE FLOUR
hasa sr.cfare ~ oar .lI. None Eenslne
withoat Is
vsnEEv Cmg MuErvs Co
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Uoitsa rrsss aszorts. PFsnst 40 Earlf
rsiv4rY, AZ tns Lacal Ns@s. ana ths
Cia4aast ana Nast Piaalr prinlsa Passr
P4bN4Haa iu cfana aaasas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
CROZIER q CUTTERS
REAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
+. 3. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
l3 Canal Street Telcpbone ga
cRozIER d CUTTERS

lXANTTn-h residence lofs must hafs 81
" icsef 3 ff frouf.r and Ieesfsf herr'srH
Nresc nt-aff. Hnd fhe ~ .ri.s NII pff q
fhira csFl aUa hatanrf if-ec rf ~ d. .Hfftf.
lfozief Cuuers reai esiate depaFimeut
EoB BEN7-Two stores on South D.-.s.or o..
reni y ssouabis
EoR RENT Modern house. cor - westtf
snd - lsaFe-
EoR REVT-Iouf tenement gf wee Drieas
Dor HEYT--Yl-uoie location for hsr-
ware store ano meaf maf 81 Ti mstn
terms esq fef ffu yrsf lsH 80 Nfof ff
CuUef's resi esisft department for Paff'er afs
ec-s VII buy spisnoio corneriot on Forib
. - ls'sysftf si
z11Qo nsy ouss. 8 roorns Fpufh rsrf ~
= w rifE faf sss or sss5 psFmenfs.
1oae wfu huv > nest new a-evH hones en
stFt Ifs 81 nee rgafb Grace ha ~ N.f.
frr E'r tarf hfin re- rofariffrt. flf down,
hsisucf moufhiF EaTmsnfs
MrsEre0N TOTS art zee prope-f fof
u ssls eaesr. iets er nhssf Z Sc q ition
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

tNh eA A.k-NeN aE0sH heess "a farsate.
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4. ~ lNIts Ac48Af tlsek lt4I..s.. tEtFaAcl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

EoR saLE oE EKCHsEaE fsf va tsetsss
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

DEWoCRArfc reckicssncss $ well Illus
rated by the fact tnatta seatOt julius
q. Burrows in Congress IS to be con-
tested Ou the ground OF intimidation of
white Democrats by black republicans.
That IS n Michigan. Wnat oOsh -
Brooklyn Times.
The Times is not familiar with the
capacity Of Michigan Democracy 10 find
excuses for doing what It wants TO do.
Like Carthage, Bwrows sst sslspdss. Scat
CIT OUT
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

1siephene. 10 So
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COOP DWELLINGS,. ETY. lots busfse4s
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serariff
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

4 Oh "A E-ArE lisr0on hause "a Terrace
49,. between Lawn laari aal iliil-AEf.
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thrta aft. price .sai. q 81 per naHlH. NV
i-fe"M house ou PARIS Az. uiil si "a afrIl
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meuta. Vacant iots ~ itrls. O. lefe Ana rr
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