Newark Daily Advocate (Newspaper) - August 29, 1885, Newark, Ohio NEWARK DAILY VOLUME III SATURDAY AUGUST 29 1885 NUMBER 20 THE FIRST GUN A RINGING ADDRESS TO THE OHIO DEMOCRACY From the State Executive Com- The Democratic State Executive Com- hag prepared the following circular which will be sent to the several county organizations in the State To THE OP OHIO We enter upon the campaign under the most circumstances We are in possession of both national and State administrations and the affairs of each are being safely and wisely conducted The record of President Cleveland has justified the hopes of his friends and disappointed the predictions of his enemies A few months of public ice has demonstrated that his administra- tion is to be one of conscience and courage Many abuses have been corrected and essary reforms inaugurated Corruption fostered under rule has been exposed and large reductions in ex- penditures have been made in nearly every branch of the public service The favorites who possessed the Naval Department have been driven out and their illegal contracts obtained by indirect means have been set aside Millions of acres of the public domain which had been inclosed by grabbers have been reclaimed and this vast territory secured to actual settlers Finally all sectional animosity has ended and complete harmony restored between the North and the South The record of Governor Hoadly is equally to be commended His tration has brought credit to himself and strength to his party All the departments of State and its numerous institutions have been carefully and honestly managed The interests of capital and labor have been alike protected He has concealed his views upon no public question and his position upon every issue before the people has been clearly and fearlessly announced The business men of the country of all parties have confidence in both our Federal and domestic Administrations and in con- sequence business is again reviving and property increasing in value Our recent convention was marked with the greatest harmony There were no tions and no dissensions The ticket had already been substantially selected by the people and was ratified by the convention by acclamation The indorsement given to President Cleveland Governor Hoadly and their work was honest and earnest We owe it to ourselves to see that we give them an equally enthusiastic indorsement at the polls The cause of Democracy and good depends on this contest We can not afford to allow our faithful and ent Governor to suffer defeat at the hands of the political enemies of the Democratic party His cause is the cause of our party His success or defeat is the success or de- feat of that party for whose supremacy we have contended for many years It is our fight and will be our victory The is a short one Our State and local committees are already pushing forward the work of thorough organization We appeal to every Democrat in the State to unite with us in carrying forward the good work If we receive the earnest support at the hands of our friends which we ask and expect we promise yon a sub- stantial victory in October T E POWELL Chairman HENRY BOHL Secretary A Serious Case WASHINGTON Aug action of the United States court at Sitka Alaska in granting a writ of habeas corpus for the de- livery of an Indian child to its parents against the wish of a Presbyterian tion which claimed to have control of the child has been reported to Washington as a sufficient cause for removal of the judge and other court officials The managers of the institution charge that the child has been delivered to a life of prostitution that the court officials are and are guilty of worse crimes and that the reform of the Indians has been rendered almost an impossibility The Indians takes sides with the court The mother of the child has dictated to the great father stating her case in poetical language Her child she says is her heart and she would not train her to walk barefooted When she allowed her to enter the institution she did it be- cause she wanted her to learn how to make the and how to write down her mother's words to make them talk again The Bastons were too slow however and the father wanted his child back She heard the words of the judge who gave back her heart and they sounded in her ears like water At she could still hear them until she fell asleep As to the charge that her husband lence in attempting to take the child from the institution she said My husband was not thara to how I was treated If he bad been tears would have been shed by Others for ha is a man The OB are of a serious nature that a special investigation has been dered Postal Cards WASHINGTON Aug Assistant Postmaster received a tele- gram from N Y stating that the postal card contractors there was now turning out about eight hundred thousand postal cards par day All of them however were not available for use as some difficulty was experienced in drying them The ing and quality ot the cards while showing a slight improvement is not as yet satisfactory to the department Our Father's Shaft WASHINGTON Aug electric lightning apparatus in the Washington monument has been completed and the work of setting the memorial slabs on the inner walls of the monument will now be pushed forward Meanwhile the public is not admitted there being no fuuj with which to run the elevator for the ot the public Fumigating Mails WASHINGTON Aug has suggested to the treasury to have the National board health fumigate all mail matter sent from Canada into the United States This pre- caution is thought necessary as smallpox is almost epidemic in portions of Canada Pensions WASHINGTON Aug treasury de- has paid out about ten thousand dollars on account of pensions so far this month It is therefore expected that the de- crease of the public debt for August will not be as large as usual An Appointment WASHINGTON Aug civil commission has appointed Theodore cock jr of the naval office a of the local board of examiners of the York custom house Oil Pshaw BOSTON Aug Washington special to the Herald asserts on the authority of the assistant secretary of state that the Hon A M has been resigned the Austrian mission WASHINGTON Aug Samuel formerly chief clerk of tha ment of justice has resigned his position of of First Assistant examiner of the patent Gone Under PHILADELPHIA Aug following notice is posted in the branch office of the Spring Garden To facilitate business will present their checks at Twelfth and Spring Garden streets for ment Settlement with banks will be mads here as usual Checks were presented and paid and there is little excitement at the branch President Kennedy and Di- rector Evans reiterate the statement of the bank's solvency and assistance has been of- by other banks There is a large crowd of clamorous depositors at the bank ing Twelfth and Spring Garden streets and details of police are kept at tho bank to pre- serve order Underground Railway NEW Aug statement to the effect that the charters of the Broadway Underground Railway company and the New York Underground Railway com- pany would be controlled by the Western Union Telegraph company and that a cular advocating the consolidation of all in- and the building of a single road had been issued by the Western Union company caused considerable sensation in Wall street circles A reporter called upon Dr Green of the Western Union When shown a copy of the story Dr Grant That statement is perfectly absurd and there not a particle of truth in it A Plea LAWRENCE Mass Aug plea of NoD guilty of the murder of Swan occasions much surprise as he had repeatedly acknowledged the commission of the crime He doubtless acted by advice of counsel There will be no let up in the prosecution Swan's W S Knox is one of tho ablest lawyers in the county and Attorney General Sherman an intimate friend of the murdered man Goodwin remains quite cool and collected He read the papers con- the story of his crime without ing any sign of concern or excitement An Note PHILADELPHIA Aug of De- Kelly received an anonymous note in reference to the explosion on the steamer Felton as The Felton explosion was dynamite The people who had it did not intend to explode it but were on the boat at the time and were taking it home to use It will be impossible for you to dis- cover them but to remove suspicion of evil intent from others this statement is made Your investigation should be to that end Tne note is evidently written in a disguised hand After the Hlow CHARLESTON S C Aug fears that the cotton crops on sea islands would be destroyed by the cyclone of Tuesday seem to ba borne out by the reports received here to the effect that three-quarters of the crop is destroyed Georgetown reports say on the other hand that the rice crop about which fears were entertained is not injured The city is ringing with thousands of hammers and and she work of repairing and rebuilding is with great rapidity Winding Up Affairs WINNIPEG Man Aug dominion government has appointed three to settle all claims against the arising out of the rebellion and they will begin sitting at once Minister of Militia Carron will be here soon to aid in winding up affairs connected with the lion Ice Formed NEW YORK Aug Sun's head Minnesota dispatch Ice ed an eighth of inch The frost killed plants and injured late wheat There was a severe frost in Manitoba but though the bulk of wheat is still uncut it was not damaged Another L ne PHILADELPHIA Aug shipping merchant announces that the Cam brain Steamship company has decided to run a fleet of steamers from Swansea England to Philadelphia The departures will be made every three weeks Northwest ST PAUL Minn Aug signal service reports that frosts extended as far north as Moorehead where the mercury fell to degrees the killing frost point The cold wave is broken and no more frost is feared at present The Oldest Maton PHILADELPHIA Aug E en the oldest Master in the country having been installed sixty-eight ago died here aged 84 Mli SQUIRE RESIGNS I WELCOME BUT DISLIKE COVERT PROCEDURES True as Damascus Steel Sir I annot Crush Me Without De- the of the is Not YORK Aug The Graphic M Squire la response to a question the commissioner is reported to have It is no in the inner cles that there is a combination against ma which is plotting my downfall But let them beware the falling ruin If I am to be sacrificed it will ba a crash The pillars of the county Democracy will go down with mo I understand that tho mayor and his friends and his new allias claim to have evidence enough to make trouble for me I have been told that when Mr Grace came into office he said he would his eye peeled for me I am not of surveillance and I defy their hostility The reported interview goes on as Do you include Mr Thompson among those new allies you speak Well I do say unhesitatingly that if thoy can find anything not straight and proper in my department it is a legacy from tha Thompson regime I don't propose to pull their chestnuts out of the fire and then be abused and prosecuted by the very men I have sustained and benefitted Now mark me I havo not yet set up in business for myself What other man would have gone into the same offices with my powers and op- portunities and not set up in business on hii own It seems strange that son should desert you or turn against said the Graphic representative as the torrent of ilr Squire's rhetoric pause 1 for an instant Oh nothing is strings nowa days Why Franklin told me everybody knows that I was the only man in this vast city who could be confirmed as commissioner of public works on the eve of Grace's accession to power the appointment had gone over to Grace how he would have emasculated Thompson and the county What would have become of Ogden Thompson But now he turns like an adder to try and sting his friends But as you say your record is clean of course investigation will only vindicate pursued the scribe I welcome replied tha commissioner with swelling breast and matic sweep of the arm but I dislike ert procedures I am reliably informed that Mayor Grace is organizing a squad of zens to bring ma into the supreme court un- der a provision of the amended charter With Grace to elaborate and urge the charges and with Thompson to exert an in- fluence over the courts a man has reason to apprehend unfair treatment Still I defy And where is the mutual friend Maurice B Flynn in this complication Mr True as Damascus steel came the quick reply as the commissioner made an- other emphatic gesture But I repeat they cannot crush 019 without demolishing the temple of the Philistines Samson is not time blind This interview is understood to have been written by Major Hincklay editor of the Graphic as tha result of a conversation he had with Mr Squire at the Hoffman house To a reporter in his office at the department of public works Mr Squire said that tha reported interview was wholly fictitious and that ho never entertained the sentiments at- to him It was not until he went up town for dinner however that he learned that a gentleman to whom he had talked in the cafo of the Hoffman house tha evening before was the editor of the Graphic but be still denied that to this gentleman or to any one else had he used the expressions quoted In fact Mr said it was Maj Hinckley who had remarked when the rumor that charges were to be preferred against Mr Squire was referred Well Mr Commissioner you can pull the pillars down after you You have been long enough in the department to be able to do that Lato in the evening it was stated upon an authority which should certainly be zant of all facts that Mr Squire had con- sented to resign as commissioner of public works Mayor Grace had gone to his homo at Great Neck L I late in the afternoon It was subsequently learned that Mr Squire had in fact written a resignation at a conference held a few evenings since at the residence of Dr Charles E Simmons recently appointed commissioner of ties and correction by Mayor Grace Dr Simmons represented to Mr Squire that charges were to be preferred against him particularly on the ground that he had kept men in sinecure positions and that he would unquestionably be removed Tha tion was then transferred to Mr Richard Newcomb the lawyer Mr Squire his act and it is now un- that he has finally made up his mind to notify the mayor that he recalls his resignation and that he will make a fight in defense It has been a not secret among the local Democratic leaders that for several weeks past matters have not been pleasant between Mr Squire and the two or three politicians who secured his nomination by Mayor Edson and his subsequent con- by the alderman both of which facts wero the two most g surprises in recent local political history It was at the time sufficiently well understood that Mr Squire went into office burdened with obligations to do just about what these two or three gentlemen required him to do It has been a matter of current report that before bis Mr Squire and handed to Mr Hurbert O Thompson an undated letter of resignation to be used whenever Mr Thompson thought fit to hand it in to the mayor This is a mistake Such a letter was written and signed by Mr Squire at the time but it was committed not to Mr Thompson but to a Democratic lawyer lately prominent in local politics and combinations and the chief agent in presenting Mr Squire to the notice of Mr Thompson and of Maurice B Mr Squire it will be remembered was a com- stranger in Xew York at the time of his nomination He had been somewhat conspicuous as the friend of Simmons of Boston but probably the only official function he bad ever performed in this city was to serve an injunction upon the same board of aldermen that two or three days later confirmed him as next to tho mayor the most important officer in the municipal government of Now York The fee small as it was which he received for that service was understood to have been particularly welcome at the time The purpose of the letter of resignation was twofold Obviously it might be em- ployed to secure for those for whom it was held in at which the commissioner has Lately been somewhat furors ot the tho Bat if its use was controlled by ex- Thompson it could as obviously be in to the mayor whenever in the tion of politics Mr Thompson could secure appointment to succeed Commissioner Squire This is understood to Da the ture of affairs just now and if the program is not in the meantime varied Mr Squire's resignation will be presented to Mayor Grace It will be accepted and Mr son will be appointed to the Then the question will ba whether Mr Squire's recall it will be admitted by the mayor and otherwise whether Mr cuu uib courts The mayor has now the absolute power of appointment to this and other offices the confirmatory power having been taken away from the board of aldermen the 1st of January last The ment of Mr Thompson is construed by some of the local politicians to Jbe in ibp interest of Mr Cooper for governor They point to tho alleged fact that the cause of the quarrel between the commissioner and Mr Thompson was the reinstatement by Commissioner Squire of several employees who are friends of Senator Jacobs and who had been re- moved by Deputy Commissioner Smith it ia alleged at Mr Thompson's demand AROUND THE ICEBERGS Your Corn to the Best Market THAT OLD OLD STORY FLOGGED IN THE STREETS BUT WRITES AN EXPLANATION Tho Eira Arrives With the Crew of the Isabella Aus St Johns K V special to the Journal says that the whaler Eira from London has arrived with the castaway crew of the whaler Isabella of New Bedford During twelve of the teen months that out the Eira has been knocking around icebergs of tha heaviest description many of the bergs ering fir above her mast On many of them were polar bears No whales were captured and only a few wore seen On September 11 a German sailor named Warner fell overboard and was drowned The Isabella left New May 27 On July 11 she got into the ice pack and on the 20th in Hudson straits was crushed in the ice and sank The crew lost nearly everything but the clothes on their backs After four day's wandering about on the ice suffering intensely from cold and hunger they landed at where they remained until Sept 9th receiving every care and attention from the natives The Eira then arrived and took them on board Tho castaways comprised the cap- tain twenty-three men and a stowaway a young lad One of the Isabella's crew named Francis died on board the Eira The others are well Both crews have been kept on short allowance and while on the Hudson straits lived by ing seal walrus and deer The wrecked crew will be lauded here The Eira will probably refit here and continue her voyage Walkup Poisoning Case NEW ORLEANS Aug Walkup poisoning case at Emporia Kan has excited quite an interest in this city where Mrs Walkup is well known Few believed the wife guilty and the testimony of the attending physicians is regarded by prominent physicians here as clearing up the whole case They say subnitrate of muth which was given Mr Walkup has often resulted fatally and quote ties to prove their statement National and United States dispensary officials say that the drug frequently contains arsenic and should be used with great care Professor Rogers of Philadelphia makes the same statement regarding bismuth of commerce and says practitioners should bo very guarded in its use unless they are sured of its absolute purity In Taylor in a poison case where tho substance taken in doses of two drachms the death of an adult in nine days The symptoms were burning in tho throat vomiting coldness of surface spasms and limbs inflamed larynx and inflammation of the stomach These symptoms tally almost exactly with the Walkup cose It is the belief of many of the doctors here that Mr Walkup was poisoned by his physicians Will Accede to the FORT WORTH Tex Aug from along the line of the Gulf Colorado fa railway shows that the strike in- is general It includes all the yards and freight men Four freight engines were killed here and no freight trains are moving The strikers ask an increase of wages to the same scale in force on the Gould system and also allowance for extra work claim that their wages have cut three times in two years the last tion ranging from twenty-five to fifty per cent Efforts were made here to organize a force to take the place of the strikers but they proved fruitless Notices have been posted by the Knights of Labor appealing to all laboring men to stand by them Tele- grams were received here which indicate the Gulf Colorado Santa Fe will accede to the demands of the strikers HALL Will give for the largest ear of corn one pair of STONE GOFF 20 inch grain or kip Boot worth For the second largest ear a pair of Buffalo Boots full tops worth r For the third largest ear a pair of Ladies Buffalo Calf Shoes worth corn o be delivered at our tore from this date until September 5th when it will be decided by three disinterested parties Yours Respectfully HALL STONE THE NOISY SHOE MEN On tile Wabash YORK Aug board ot the Knights of Labor will retain their at the Astor house They expect to obtain an answer from general manager of the We bash railroad as to whether or not the company will reinstate the members of tho Knights of Labor dis- charged on June 16 last If the company will agree to do this all trouble will ally be at an end The executive board has not made any demand for the discharge of the men who have been employed in place of the Knights of Labor They simply re- quest that the discharged men be stated From Kar to Ear BALTIMORE Aug 29 Williams was standing in che road at a few miles north of this city talking to the wife of Israel Brown who crept up behind Williams deliberately cut his throat with a pocket knife The wound extended from ear to ear but Williams walked three miles to the nearest police station where a pint of blood was found in his boots The wound was sewn up but the man is likely to me and bis assailant is in jail Jealousy Has the of the Toxan Fever ERIE Pa Aug fever broke out here among a number of valuable of cattle The cattle was by dis- eased stock in transit over railroads for New York All cases beea fatal An cial investigation verifies the diagnosis The districts where the prevails have been posted Funeral JAMESTOWN Y Aug The funeral of ex-Governor Fenton will take place from tho Fenton mansion at Walnut Grove on Saturday at 2 p m and premises to bo largely attended expressing are received in great num bers many of them from leading men Courtney Haitian SYRACUSE N Y Aug dispatch from Ucnova that Courtney sent a challenge to for a race Another Case of the Must If He Will Give Way to the of a Crop DUBLIN Aug Barry of tha royal horse artillery who was severely thrashed in the streets ot Dublin by Mr John Pollock a magistrate of county Galway for having been intimate with Pollock's wife has written a letter to the newspapers giving his version of the fracas He also states that he has placed the matter in the hands of tho colonel of his and will begin proceedings against Pollock Irish Crop DUBLIN Aug Irish crop tics for show that acres of land are devoted to tha cultivation of als and roots an increase of over and ten and a quarter millions under grass a decrease of The cultivation of bog and barren mountain land shows an increase of acres over 1834 They Were Incensed COLOGNE yacht Amateur on board of which a party of French men have lately been sailing up the Rhine was destroyed at this place by Germans who had become incensed at the sight of tha French colors which the vessel carried A LONDON Aug 39 Standard ing to Lord Hartington's speech The eyes of many Tories are fixed upon his de- with mingled hops and anxiety Will he still remain with Chamberlain or join the party of law and order P Labor Troubles PARIS Aug stone masons of Paris have remitted sixty dollars to their striking brethren in Berlin SMALLPOX IN MONTREAL The Opening of the Public Schools In the City MONTREAL Aug citizens were in far better spirits here than for some little time past on the news gaining currency that there was a great reduction in the number of deaths from smallpox as compared with the previous day The total number re- ported was only three against nineteen for the preceding twenty-four hours Tha ing off was as marked in the total of new cases there being only five as compared with fifteen the previous day If this change continues there is little doubt felt by medical men that the progress of the scourge will soon be permanently stayed There will be no relaxation in the efforts of the health authorities and on the part of the citizens to eradicate it altogether from the city The opening of all the public schools in the city has been postponed for fifteen days and the cheap theaters will kept closed until the epidemic is arrested permanently The disease is very bad in yt Jean Baptisto village the filth of the place and neglect of precautions by the inhabitants rendering all efforts futile to stop its progress The cipal authorities are now alive to the crisis and have appointed an energetic health inspector who is actively en- gaged in using disinfects in the houses and all means to stay the malady The health officers reports the deaths since Saturday last at twenty and the number ill at fifty-four Several denials came from the mayors of the villages outside where it was reported the disease had appeared Only Two BUFFALO N Y Aug Health cian telegraphed to Dr Cauniff health physician of Toronto as To what does smallpox prevail in He received the following Only one family of two persons almost The Sloop Puritan NEW YORK Aug Yankee Sloop Puritan that is to race with the British yacht Genesta for the Queen's Cup lay at the south sid cf yard foot of Bridge street A dozen or so of her crew moved about busily engaged in ing sail The main sail was early in the day and covered with a tarpaulin Tiie decks and rigging of the yacht were a scene of confusion The gaff was unshipped and tho top myst housed and the halyards sheets and were all slack and awry The port and starboard rails which fans been injured on the screw dock were ing new lengths scarfed Into them along tho quarter a foot or so aft of the New cleats for the sheet were aKo set in and a shock is being for tnu main gaff B leaving t dock the will bj strengthened with iron braces ahout the bowsprit and her rigging will undergo a general It is expected sbo will make a trial trip over tho Yatch Ciul but Crocker commau lor informed the United States re- porter he was not sure that tho work on the would be completed in time to make the trip In the of the sailing made no one will bo allowed on board but the crew of thirty in all and the owner as the trip will made entirely with a view to observing the set of the sails and the action of the boat in the tides of this harbor American of Honor Flection BOSTON Aug supreme council of the American Legion of Honor elected tho following Michael su- premo commander Philadelphia J Frank Fort supreme vice commander X J C H Kobinson supreme orator New Orleans post supremo commander not an Jacob Roberta M D delphia Adam Warnock supremo secretary Boston John M supreme urer Newark N J Charles Carroll ling D D supreme chaplain Baltimore G F Hager supreme guide Nashville Tenn F H Bailey supremo warden Hearne Tux ADDITIONAL Melons on ice at Reese R Jones Red Front Cheap via puu Koute To the great Louisville exposition and return on Wednesday Aug 20 Sept 9 1C 23 and and October 7 14 and 21st at one fare Tickets good for return 15 days from date of sale To Ohio State Fair at Aug 31 Sept 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Take the trains of the old reliable Pan Handle Route for safety convenience quick time and comfort Jas Leath who resides with his parents in the North End had the misfortune to meet with a painful accident this morning lie was endeavoring to lift a heavy stone weighing in the neighborhood of 75 pounds when it slipped from his hold and fell on his left foot mashing two of the toes Kammerer is always lower in his prices than any other tailor in town dtf All the latest styles of fall woolens and plaid suitings at Rhoads Smucker Look out for the big bargains in Boots Shoes Hats Caps etc next At HALL STONE'S 20 Ibs of Sugar for New crop teas roasted every day and a full line of whole mixed and ground spices at the Great China and Japan Tea Company The M O Picnic The employes of the B O R R held 4th Annual Avondale day About people were on the grounds the greater part of whom were employes and their families The were accompanied by the ark Cornet Band and the Solid Four A full account of the days pleasures will be given in the Monday's tion M Q Baker Co are agen ts for the Scotch Spanish and Saxony Star Light yarns Ask to see them There a large market this morning Mr Abram Flory is making extensive improvements to his premises on Eighth street A large number of from the rural districts were in the city to-day and ness has been quite lively with our chants Business in Newark will hum once the work on the water works is commenced A wagon loaded with coal broke down on the Second street canal bridge this noon and obstructed travel for a few moments It seems as though everybody is afflicted with the hay fever The fire laddies performed some lent work this morning SHORT SAVINGS The of the Day Condensed for Julius Stahl has been reappointed consul general to Shanghai China All attempts to end the strike at the aire 0 glass works have failed The limit of letter carriers leave of ab- sence has been fixed at fifteen days The electric lighting apparatus in the Washington monument has been completed The Great Western Iron company at St Louis made an assignment Mr Henry Hosier the Cincinnati artist who has returned to this country is in New York The treasury department has succeeded in its fund of minor silver coin by The mails from Canada has been ordered to be fumigated as a protection from pox germs The treasury department has paid out about on account of pensions so far this month Texas fever has appeared at Kankakee 111 among a herd of 200 cattle owned by Hiram Goo 1 win George Ross at Anderson Ind has been charged with a deficit of in his account Dispatches indicate that tha late cold snap has not produced any general frost over the northwestern country Cattle of Orange Madison and Jackson townships Hancock county O report murrain The excitement at Pierre Dak about a supposed outbreak among the Cheyennes to bi without foundation two-thirds of tho Chesapeake Nashville railroad is undor contract and tho work is rapidly pushed The are that there will be no in- in the glove contest between livan and the prize fighters James has purchased from Frank Johnston the well known Hancock and Hambletonian mare Lady Johnston for Great excitement prevailed in Sturgis Dakota tho scene of the lynching of Hoss tho colored soldier assassin of Dr Lynch W C Dickey drew a revolver and shot Tom O'Byrne killing him almost instantly at Dak Dickey was formerly a citizen of Massillon O Little Jew aged twelve years shot in play with a rifle Cassie Aull aged nine years a of Jacob Aull Of Cincinnati at Shelby ville Ind See those new style of mash hats from to at HALL STONE'S City Steam Laundry Persons wishing their collars and cufis done up in the best metropolitan style should call on Lovett Leckey The City Steam Laundry corner Church and 4th Sts is fully equipped with the latest im- proved machinery and all work is done by experienced hands Messrs Lovett Leckey have already built up a large and constantly increasing business and in every case their work has proved satisfactory Brothers guarantee positive relief for any cough cold croup or lung complaint by using Acker's English edy or will refund the money Experts drink soda water before going to the rink Rosebraugh Brothers will refund the price paid if Acker's Blood Elixir does not relieve any skin or blood disorder A new but thoroughly tested discovery They will treat you kindly at Jones grocery 432 and 434 West Main street Red Front Hall Stone have knocked the props from under high prices on boots shoes hats and caps and don't you forget it Ginger ale on draught at Collins Rosebraugh Bro's have secured the sole agency for this city for Duke Smith's celebrated Hoodoo cigar This is the best 5 cent cigar in the city If lyou don't believe it try it and see Did you pose Mustang Liniment only good for horses? It is for tion of all flesh MUSIC HALL GRAND OPENING OF THE St MUGGS LANDING The Funniest Play ever Written You will You can't help but BUhop Alfred Do well and B- L Seott And a Strong Stage Company of Reserved Seato now In progress at Bros Drugstore 35 50 and 75 Cents TINT AC WANTED G A good girl for general housework Good wages Apply at this office A GIRL to do general house work Inquire of Mrs Phil D Miller Hudson St A PASTRY COOK at Hotel Warden None but competent persons need apply A BOY about 14 years of age Apply at Steam Laundry 3d St TAKEN Vf A SHEEP For further information nail at this office FOR SALE HORSE Young gentle and JT safe for a lady to drive Also an open buggy and sett of harness at a bargain E A WS Gran ville street FOB RENT VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS number 223 North Sd street FOUND PART of a ladles ellk Owner can have the same by calling at O O King's store
