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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
Diplomatic Relations to Cease.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-It is declared
in certain quarters here that the gov
ernment is considering the question of
cutting off all diplomatic relations with
Haiti. The response of the Haitian
government to overtures for lease of
Mole st. Nicholas as United States
coaling station was distinctly un-
friendly in tone and serious offense has
been taken in Washington. President
Hyppolite is also declared to have vio-
lated the tacit pledges he made in re-
turn for the moral support of this gov
ernment during his war with Legitimes'
adherents.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
For the Worlds Fair.

YANKToN, ). D., June 10.-President
Tripp, of the worlds fair commission,
has issued circular to members of tho
legislature relative to an extra session,
and asking that I'm tho event tho body
reeonvenes they VIII make no charge
for their services. Many favorable
responses are being received.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
Angry Ministers.

PIrTsBURG, June 10--In the Re-
formed Presbyterian synod this morn
ing the action Of the Pittsburg presby-
terry in suspending ministers was sus-
tanned 10y vote of i6 to 81. The sus-
pended ministers at once announced
their withdrawal from he Reformed
Presbyterian church. They will be
followed by at least twenty-five other
minister's
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
A Chicago sensation.

CHICAGO, June IA woman known
as Amanda Britter, of G44 Van Buren
street, committed suicide by taking
poison last night. The coroner has
discovered the mystery connected with
the affair. A marriage certificate
found in the woman's room shows her
To be the wife of Il. j. Taylor of the
Corn Exchange bank. Interesting de.
vclopmcnts are looked for
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

Two hunters near Reading, Pa, stole
a bears cub the other day and were
pursued by the mother After running
until they were almost exhausted they
stopped, and the man with the cub,
taking it by the hind legs, attacked
the mother. He beat her across the
nose with her dead offspring so hard
that she finally fed, leaving the hunt
ers with the cub, which was dead.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

A New Haven postman accidentally
caught the chain to which his post
office key was attached in the door of a
street letter box recently, and snapped
the spring lock on the box before he
he noticed the fact He was obliged
to stand by the box for some time, it
Being about 1O3O in the evening, be-
fore any one passed who could send IA
messenger to the postoftlce for dupli-
cate key and release him.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

The scientific gentlemen who under
took to study the vagaries of London
fogs last winter report that they ex-
tend furthcst in u west and southwest
direction. At as great a distance as
fifty miles from their source their
effects have been noticed in the buds
and flowers of sensitive orchids. They
do little harm to foliage so far away,
although in some instances they were
found to destroy the seedlings of toma-
toes
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

A workman of Elizabethport was hit
in the neck by steel splinter from a
machine at the New Jersey Copper
works recently. The chip penetrated
the hesh and lodged in the windpipe
The next day he was seized with Il
violent fit of coughing, which loosened
the steel and he elected it. The
wound bled freely after being inflicted,
but the man is now well
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
Killed BY . Cave-In.

NEW York, June l2.-John Kehoc, a
wealthy contractor, was killed and
several workmcn seriously injured by
the caving of an excavation ut the COR
ner of Dey and Church streets this
morning.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
Am Earthquake IN Italy.

ROME, June l2.-Northern Italy was
visited yesterday by more earthquake
disturbances at Verona, Tregnaga and
Badia Calavena. The earth shook re-
pcatedly during the day. Many houses
were destroyed and the inhabitants
terror stricken.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

A whirlwind which occurred at Shell
Bluff, Ga, recently was so severe and
of such dry, parching nature that it
destroyed between four and five acres
Of cotton. After the wind passed the
cotton weed which before was grow
ing vigorously, would crumble to pow
der in the hand when touched. The
immense cloud of sand and dust
rSises frtsa.Ssned "a good many persons.
Some OF the peculiar customs of the
East India coolies called Lascars are
very amusing to Americans. For in
stance, they always eat their food in
the open air, with their faces toward
the west; and the greatest insult n
white man or "Giaour" can offer them is
TO walk between them and the sun
while they are eating, causing his
shadow TO fall on their food, which i'm
mediately becomes unclean.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
Proyidence Fire.

Providence, X. I.,Junc is.--Burrows
e. Kenyon's lumber yard burned this
morning and several business houses
adjoining were badly scorched. Loss.
500. OOO
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

An Osborne county, Kansas man
with pack of hounds is bagging from
ten TO fifteen wolf scalps day, ON
which he realizes SO apiece.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June l2.--Jarses
j. Gilchrist, member Of the legislature
from Montgomery county, committed
suicide here this morning by taking
morphine.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
A Maryland iIanglng.

DALTrMoRE, Md, June H. William
Blaney was hanged at l0:l3 this morn
ing for the murder Of his grandmother
and aunt May ., 1890.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

Buddha is worshiped in Paris in vari-
Gus private temples, the devotees being
chiefly japanese, but many of them
are Frenchmen and few Englishmen.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

FIRST quarter of this year al, ,G92 Ger
mans emigrated to this country. This
is the largest number on record for six
UnurS
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

Sir John Alexander Mcdonald was born
January II. 1918. Was admitted to the bar
nt Kingston in 1895 lie was sent TO par
lament in 1874 His life since then has
been identified with the politics of the
Dominion. For forty five years he was the
acknowledged leader of the conservative
party of Upper Canada.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

The first account we have of an ar
inored ship is in 1880. 1t was one of
the fleet of the Knights of st. John,
entirely sheathed with lead. and said to
have successfully resisted all the shot
of that day. At the seige of Gibraltar.
in 1882, the French and Spaniards en-
ployed light iron bomb-proofing over
their decks. The first practical use Of
wrought iron plates as defense for
the sides of vessels was by the French
in the Crimean war of 1853, to he used
against the Russian forts in the Baltic.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
THE GRIP IN ALASKA.

or an Entire Village Only Two Children
Have Survived the Disease.
PORTLAND, Ore, June 12.-Advices
from Alaska state that the Indians at
Cooks Inlet are dying in large mum
bers from the grip. In one village the
entire population has died with the
exception of two children.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
Cluster Chronicle.
JOSEPH KUBLER, PUBLISHER,

The Ceylon pearl fishery last season
was the second largest on record during
the present century.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

Sight through the new Lick telescope
is nearly 1000 times as bright as that
seen by the naked eye.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

Stanford university is going to offer
a fine opportunity for the impecunious
student if the present pIpg am is car
ried out. Tuition in every department
will be free and board is to be furnished
at cost. Room rent will be only Sl.5O
week. and it is calculated that no
student need spend more than 5000 a
year to defray his necessary expenses.
This is considerably cheaper than stay
ing at home and thirsting in vain for
knowledge
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

Santa Barbara, Cal, boasts of hotel
waiter who can take an order for din
ner in seven different languages.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
MIvNr.po,,s

Wheat--No. I hard, June, $l.O9t1 ON
track, Sl.02l9di.03; No. 1 nort{ t{sern,
June, $i0O; July, Sl.0Oyk; ON tack,
el.00l4 i.024; No. northern, June, j00c /;
on track, 0oc@9Sc.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

A very large acreage is devoted to
grape growing in New Jersey, and the
area is extending yearly.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20
uondoner. xv.IL,.~

LONDON, June 8. The great strike Of
mnibus drivers continues No vehi-
,les are running except tram cars and
. few pirates" The sidewalks are
crowded with hurrying pedestrians de-
)rived of their usual mode of convey
lnce. Owing to the threatening atti-
nde of the strikers, yesterday strong
letachments of troops have been dis
ributed about the city and to aid the
,olice In case of riot There seems but
little prospect at present Of I'm amica
Die settlement of the trouble
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

School Commissioner Hubbell SAYS
he does not approve of indiscriminate
athletic competition by boys. lie says
that the doctors now speak of ma
lady called athletic heart" which is
caused by overexertion, and that many
youths life is endangered by the
struggles of the cinder path and the
athletic tournament. Mr.. Mubbell has
warned the boys in the New York
schools against carrying their compet-
tive sports too far, and has advised
parents to strive to give their sons
.'sound bodies uniformly developed"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

Energetic American travellers are the
surprise of Europeans each tourist sea-
son. A correspondent tells of q Dem
yer man who stayed in London four
hours. Say, young fellow" said he
TO the clerk, 'I've been to the mint,
the Bank of England, the Tower of
of London, and the British Museum,
an I've seen 'cm all. Anything. else
here?" The clerk looked at him tran
quilly for moment and replied: ''No,
sir, You've seen hour greatest sights.
Better go to Paris! A man who can do
London in three hours Is wasting timc
when he stays here lovor day.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-06-20

The Washington Park meeting and
he Great American Derby. which
,pcns ut Chicago June 20, promises to
~ the most successful running meet
nc ever held in the west.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
Ds60LlA BRoo~
- snssss . -
Real Esilll. bus|noss Ezekm
AND LOANS.
. ssd . Ts~r ~

FoR ssLE or ss.ssh.sss; ,es $50 !. -
orchard; 81. Gas is>n- 1his & Ne nfnS
prfee <1-3s.
LsoR sALE--or exchspse; = 49, az mi,ao
from Vaudeville. ksrfy copnl55 r16n
ssa's sss ss:ss y sss :
the ground price E.<4.
usoR saLE-or exehsnrr; = - go
from city tar hsas<. asree 9e9 oon 50
,assf % exchange fsf <atS pfsDss1S; 49,
TIA
Lon EXCHANGE ssvs>l = go. snuns
+ south u cify b rsGseatoeaos} eunoU
s s'.sf sssn go ~ 81 ssa Ssss - -
Ne ess snfeiy meet yoa % tbose-
rroE KxcHAkoE-z9o orss q - -
Mssl&n1. Aiis@An raanty. I'D eu< hou11o
sse toe Isfxs bHfsx xse1 ssessv6, - o911
- 18th a. ED erscsrsss srlss "a
laoE skLf~of ss<1snE<s - onom 60
fesn ety. Gay soeA 49, beo1oS -
fsse- fsf zsff<Ein<s prim tznA
1888 sa.sY s.s ssss'ss i 49,, sss - 9
xssz hsssz. .bsf4 49, eskSe..4t:..<. = o&<<6
60 fssels~r. fex<a. nsspse. Ao>s~ ~ - -
..s.:I 1865 ~, = i. -. - e 49,
80 esrr, AS sxs~ ssssts, a. 49, ~
sss fsk ass u h>esaleg Eais1 9 5 11nG<{
sss 80 - ss 81 s go. -, - 60 = ~
<sssss. hardwood sis1e iss,1s 8 xSSi =
e9s = Il fsf s41s<lrs "a ttfnE6 EnoI1o 49, /.
Jhes< l&s<s sr< yell to<nre1 80 80 0rL
D<r<<<f flszx- $50 60. ~ tmDe9xcuronk -
nsSs fhs farming essstfy. rs = -
e. <<.f< - xsf co. - 1~c<-
x~gE SALE or ExCHAN0E-D 1870 q -
y ssDrt. n>4f th< r4fh ~ buI111nm
s,<e<k TRES - b<zre1x, t<oy olnn1nH16 -
b<ssinx. sefrs strsubers1Gk oeew -
rses. - xr1S<s. EaS<<b&ff<os 60 o1nGr Grr11
sr1ssss g8so< fx1Es frUf en e1zno W1u - -
"a fn~ rrrt<Et se<s1as ucb11 GRADES ~
s,rs esie sad TIE gres1eos baxEn1a - -
err 'A DscorxA pnok
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

CANT you SEE ANYTHING For Sale.
Y Gus East Bridge-st.. g. 100: house new and
modern. hardwood hnish. large plaza. good
nefghhorhoef.
You can trade your house and lot for some
thing and get 10 work. Come tomorrow.
For sale. fruit farm near by, small pay
ment down long time.
For sale. or exchange. . nice little machine
shop I'm the city.
Fer sac. a good paying restaurant.
Fer Fvch nge small stock OF nlereh andfse.
For SAFE, or trade. farm in Michigan. Ne
brzska. Dakefa. Missouri. Kansas or California
Everything - trade. tome la and tell as
what you Rave. We can trade you hotel
-FOUR wife can DO the work and yoa can do the
ress- No uss OF a great long adj; no matter
what you want. We have 10.
wINANs A ALLEN.
sand Tower Block. Phone so
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
W EEKLY MARKETS.

GsAiS-Wheat. s2c: corn. SIC; oats. soc; rye.
7cc; barley. si.l0 q cwt
NgATs-Beef 5atc; pork. Els@6c; mutton.
stes g.: Spring lamb. &c; fowls. loo; spsing
chickens. l21ac; veal. &c; turkeys. l0c; ducks.
l0c.
PRopucR-Butter. 1sc; eggs. lie; potatoes.
zoe y bu: beets. Sc p bu; onions. l5c = doz;
radishes. &c . doz; peas sl.00 = bu; beans.
hand picked. Sits y bu; honey. Ice; peaches.
40c@Si.s0 q bu; apples 50@75c = bu; grapes.
5@4c . Id; pears. 3l.75 ' bu; crab apples, sc
q bu
HAy-Timothy. Sl49l5 = ton; clover. sl2@l3
p ton: straw. 81 ton.
Hips AND TALLow-Green. SC; part cured,
she; cured. &c; calf skins. green. &c; calf skin
cured. &c; tallow. 41zc; peits. 60c@sl.50; dekin.
fSsnprc
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
Prioes TO Consumers.

Flour AND FEKD-LiIy White. s2.s5; Patent.
1885 = ewt; corn meal. 81 81 ecwt; feed S25.oO
92600 per ton; middlings $500 per ton; bran.
sl7 q ton: ships. $500 per ton
MxAr-Pork steak Zoe; roast. loo; ribs. sc /;
tenderloin. l2izc; ham. lie; beef steak. LOG lSc;
roast. s@I6e; rib. 4; mutton. 6tGiic; spring
lamb. loo lsc; spring chickens. 3c; turkeys.
l2l1c; ducks, l2izc-
PsoDucs-Butter. 25c; eggs. 2Dc, potatoes.
iOc . bu: bects. Doc ' PIX; onions Sc per PIX {;
peas. zoe per PIX: beans. sc per ID; radishes.
i5c per doz; peaches. 5O@6Oc per pk; apples.
sc per pix; grapes. 5@Sc; crab apples. 30c per
PIX; pears. 6oc Der PIX.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

p. r. rrnderwood's lectures ~
Powers Opera House nett sunday VII
be a. follows
Morning. iee3n Subjects Answer
e. the question. what DO you propose
~ give IA IS place
Evening. 7 80. Subjects The words
Of Grant. Keep The Church and state
forever SEPARATE In this lecture.
church tsxsto0. religion n Schools
sunday laws and sunday saius<Dlents
WI Be discussed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
REAL ESTATE.

IN LIZ IL l>sO \ Il A<s
HOUSE and lot No. 70 Bate-st; here is q piece
IL OF property the owner wishes 10 dispose
Of; go look AT IL. then come In ana MAKE me
al oIer Tor II.
House and lot No. % Highland-ave; look at
this and come in and will give you the price
Hons. and lot I6s Colf-sve. is a bargains large
lot fine shade. large cellar. hydrauur water.
good cstern, large barn; see III you want IL
es7 Cancy-st. for sale or rent: look II over
and see IL IL suits you.
30i North Lafayette 81; n bargain.
769 North College ave; a bargain.
81 SInclair look att it.
Morey TO lean on good security.
We are sole agents for the North Park plat
now Is your time To pick out . ch2ice lot and
be prepared TO have "A place 70 spend the heateo
term, which IS sure 10 come next summer.
choice stock farm 10 miles ont. good
buildings, plenty OF water. 1fs acres al IN a
No. state of cultivation; we wish 70 exchange
this farm for city property; VIII take on some
membranes.
An so farm miles from Reed city TO ex-
change for city property; good bniidinSs-
Some choice lots in Chicago TO exchange for
Grand Rapids property.
Timber lands to exchange for city or farm
property; vacant lots 10 OK change.
Several houses to rent. from $40 up.
J. F. BROOKS.
Phone 1900. and6 the Gilber
once open Wednesday aud Saturday even
ingS
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

s The famous So Bsrnsrd dogs are very
care<ally srsinsd A traveller. Who visited
some Of ths monssteriss Of the monks %
st. Bernard . few years ago, found the
monks teaching their dogs from the
earliest stages Of puppyhood- Not only
h physicd and mental training included
IN the teaching. but spiritual training 10
By no means neglected As meal time.
the dogs sit IN . row, eseA with . tin
dish bsfcrs him containing his repast
Gr~ce In said By one Of the monks; the
dogs sic motioniess With bowed head.
Net one stir until tho Amen p spoken
Ra frisky puppy psrtskes Of his meal
before grace - over. an older dog gro~iz
and gently tugs his ess.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
INV Yorx SEPT "A


CHICAGO sept ID
CAruR-Markes quiet and prices unsh aueed
Quotations ranged ~ q oooeSs for prime 70
shipping Steers; Aso05.O for good 70 fancy
do; 0p0&O for common to fair do. |,
0oo24O for butchers Steers; 40c02 s.
for Suckers; u is1aso for Texans; ta5osAso
for rangers: - .o1a<o for feeders; o. s003 50
for cows: sl-503&00 for bulls and o. s03s.oo for
veal calves.
Hocs-Markes quiet and slow except for the
best grades. Prices b0i0c lower. Sales
ranged IT ssoooAi5 for Pigs; AWo,.io for
light; tLsoS14s5 for rough packing: At5aSs.4o
for MIXED, and t<oo9aso for heavy packing and
shAppiag lots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

The favorable impression produced
on the FIRST appearance OF the agree
able liquid fruit remedy syrup OF Figs
. few years ago has been mere than
confirmed by the pleasant experience
OF All who have used i, sud the success
Of The proprlstors and manufacturers
the California Fla syrup Company
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

Remember the exhibition of sketches
and paintings ut Il South Division-st..
McMullen block. Special sale of paint
ings for ten days only, now is your
time to buy valuable painting for
small sum of money.
FRANK Seller, Artist.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

MONEY
TO LOAN
ON FARM AND CITY PROPERTY.
At Five Per Cent
r. DENT. a. wonderiy BLDG.
]. G. ALEXANDER,

EoR sALE-Nies large brick house 10 rooms
II besides halls. cellar under ~neie hoase.
with furnace. 70 feet OF porch. nisr isfS, snsa 2
street; located in soatheass psft ~ ests' VII
exchange sor good sacaht properly ~ snall
farm. Iaqnlre Of J. g. Alexander p lyon y.
NOR sALE~<ew &roen hen~r Nisn haat
slse porch, good vef and esssetai iat y feet
front, only fhree doors TFetn thsffs street
ears east fronts prize enis So u sssa se.il
Is Lyon 81.
ksok sALE-s vacant lets. fae seetlea 81
Cherry o. and L2Sease.. ave 1919 Ises
IN fr8nts price Tor nett ~ days 49, 20 s>S
eaeh ean'f BE heat for The nsner-
Iaausre Of !. e. Aisxaadsfs Court OH. %
Lysa-ss ,fhone So
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
=. ~. CLOS7ERIYOuSE



pssies in fsss sss<ss. ss<sses. tsetsssy sss
lckss ss4 sasss = sstssAx%
Bss sss 4sf<s On 4lssr s,sses xss Es<s q.
tsss sIl psst IT, zee4 ssssre, VITA sss sssss
sna ssfa, fsf ss.5ys sfa s<<s sssss ass 81
worth d, 10 ~ Efsf DxsfssAs
Tss5ss asfss ~ Teitss stfsss 'ss t.lsss ksfs
IL growing 10 sz;ss ssfs fsss-
Hspse sns lss ~. "A Iieary sffsss ~ sbsfsz;
this hesss has hsli. pafisfs ssstisx rsefs 49,
hats gslSw aHs tAfse eisszl<fs ssesss zfzts
anG sssstle saa tnfnses saS ga. saxis<
eoraplsss hons Cor $50.
Houses and los Ae1ssFi;.h svsnss les min:
house. has ass rooms belsr. 81 ksssssf skesss
three rooms 80: 1nlsssd. fcs I.5S, iisis 10 ~
graded sSFesf.
Nv. cLosTyEHOrsE.
have bose AMI I0f corner EfheI ave snf
r 5s,;s' 6ss naishsi - OAK. Sc rrzrs sff
fnaafsf. all pepsree IN Kit, has nice tower. -
feet front porch. SIX fe~t vice. Dies gr4. lsr~s
e!sfern. crilar unee- y sDie II nouse- plred Or
sas. and furnace; VII sci cheep; 20 doxn.
balaDce hiViifUis.
No. ~ Lake 81. cheap; SO down. balance
easy.
New house in east part of the city; Will take
good work team. harness aud wagon IS trst
payment.
want shout 500 worth Of team woyk IS nrst
rayu,4fft OF. .of or HoEse and l0I-
Six room houseo On L.i.. aiteen minutes Walk
Of Sweets Hotel. for $500: $50 down. SO
monthly.
Houses for rent and FOR sale at your own
prices.
J. W. Cio.terhouse has house and lot. No.
Il Holester ST.. for $780,
J. W. CLosTERHoUsE.
,pbonels Il Canal st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

rryo RENI-sis. Is North Front
Is. store and basement. 1e North
u Front.
Els fss Watson. o rooms, fur.
mace. etc.
e1s. 1sS " Watson. modern house.
-. house en- stswer;-aye.
Ifyeu have . mortgage on POUR property ~
viii ray ypu % see as. " nv ray to per cent.
when fhrsnzh NJ Yea can have your mortgage
taken M &C maturity ead ~ = rate less than I
per cent Gail aad inyestiasfe. Agents want
"a 20 push eur pian- ksaiesnrld q Palmer
Attorneys The 81 bert. rooms IS and s..
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27

Zone time In order 10 test the courage
of . Bengal tiger aud . Hon, said .
wsllknown Snowman, I'VE placed q
shooting cracker in the respective cages
and fred the fuses As soon as the fuses
commenced to burn they attracted the
attention of both animals, but in wide
~ different manner. The lion drew into
q corner and watched the proceedings
with disturbed and uneasy eye The
tiger. on the contrary, advanced to tho
burning fuse With firm step and un-
finching gaze On reaching the cracker
he took his paw and began to roll the
cracker over shs hoor. and when IL ex-
ploded beneath his very nose he did not
finch, but continued his examination
until perfectly satisfied The lion be-
trsysd great fear when he heard the re-
port Of che explosion, and for quite q
ums could not be coaxed out u his den
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
N. w. NORTHROP,
Natonal City Bank Block.


YOU CAN MAKE Sso--fn buying that new
Il SOON house OF ours. Just completed. ~
Rawson Bros. on Buckeye-st Eierfrie rail-
way and schools adjacent. Pipe Tor eas and
furnace and front part of house finished IN
oak below. We only ask 500 for THIS and
yen can make your own terms al PAYMENT
This IL bargain. Turner A Carol. = New
Iiouseman block.
GINGlsE F0oTER AND CARRIAGE HORSE
- cembined; coal black. standard bred
horse four years cid coming spring. We ofer
for sale because we have not time 90 drive him.
buggy and harness 20 with him At a bargain.
Coed 81 vie and anest combination horse 10 the
city. Turner A Carroll. 80 New iiOusemsn bldg.
lust ONE MORE LEFT Of those 81 $50 homes
on our eighth ward addition. situated on
Daxfon-sf, corner lot We are DESTROYS OF
closing this cut 1T once. Call and see US ana
get bargain. Turner A Carroll - New House
man building
INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. double your mon
u ey and increase your capital. and make at
least Is per cent year by buying one Of our
desirable lots on south Division. Hall. Euclid.
Cherry. Buckeye. West Fulton. Watson and
other streets lea can pay on monthly pay
ments and buy 81 reasonable prices.
TURNER A CARROLL.
g New Houseman Bldg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-27
MOVING, PACKING 4 STORAGE

RADCLIFFE a HOLT Reliable uphelsierers
~ at III South bfsissoH-sf.. have the largest
vans employ the most competent men snd
viii give yea regular rates. neither YOU asa
fer them OF net by 'phoninR Ne. 20 or &c after
business beuFa