Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

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q farmer le1m ttcans friet tened 81 Tie
ualse ~ locomotive On 3 elfh-sl. yszieE-
l4y incoming AMI f4n 4pss They rsn oai9
81 .esiLs 81 aad ln crossing lls stfeei ear
1ack sle driver sss lhrsxa oat slrik.ns on
LIs back aeross tbs ral ahlch snoeke4 hin
almost seass-sss. He as taken % i house
ns4r - and earei s3r untii he h.d Sufficient
b reaoverei a. ~ and look after his team.
TIE horses ssre calsll 0a Alplas-4ge., blt
lAa s4son a4s q total wreck.
-Do taiak he kiiiei herr I'm sure he
did, sad Ms JuO Cross 10 speaking az
Matthews and ne murdered Soman. NsncF
Lurri5- -f3T iI i Ilst lac tlis. II / were
to nld AIS lusaara talking ~ slme white
girls H.lld - lp and ask blm - come
aAss and u tie 2oUlln Z Neii. ll Bet be
a0ula me either dead " alive ana ii -
ju-l tse same .say Nith Matthews and
Nancy
About a dozen children ranging In aze
fr0tu Z tu - ears created no lu-e amuse-
me1t yesterday morning on West Brdgesl
lac p carried q piece ot household furniture.
slca as q ioint VI stove pipe q tea pot,
rs ing-pan, efc. When asked what ines
were doing they said they we've moving
from sixth 81. 10 Lincoln ave, and that
gaey were boyoOtIiug the expressmen.
Mr and Mrs Meeiand. Of Stocking-st
arr receiving congratulations on the arrival
OF twelve pOund daughter. Little Miss
Nselaut arrived THURSDAY night. and uer
+ fstaer j. So pleased over the eVeui that he IS
building a ueS front gate, which be ex
T poets her 10 use fifteen or twenty years
I hence.
/ The orthodox Israelites concluded their
/ New Yrars services al the Wesi Side armory
yesterday closing with al appropriate ser
mon in the evening. Next Saturday viii be
/ Atonement Day, when they viii hold al all
4 day session at the hall
The residents on Eigbth-st are feeling
I dissattsti-d with the Old wooden water
pipes which are on that street. They are
bufsled in many places. The people will
make an effort 10 have IRON mains iaid IN
their stead.
An old gentleman while trying to board Il
freight train on the G.. K. & l. yesterday
afternoon, missed his footing and fell oil
tie was dragged for some distance and quite
badly hurt.
Chas. Petersen has large number of
| painters aud carpenters At work on his resi-
dence on West Bridge ST. The house Is being
thoroughly refitsed over IN grand style
G. C. Davidson will reopen th- meat
market on West Bridge-st., recently oecu
pied by r r. Robinson, today. Q. l.. Da-
wilson will manage IL.
Miss Jessie TOmiinsOn, of Third-st, is ex-
pecfed home today from Cincinnati, where
she has been attending her sisters we'd
ding.
William Leonard opened his new meat
market in the rear of Goossen's Enterprise
grocery, on Shawmut-aye., last evening.
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ner-st., have returned from ST. Paul, MINI.
where they have spent the Summer.
Mrs.J W. Farland and daughter. of Ere
mOnt-st, nave just returned from an ex
tended trip through New York state.
Thos. w. Freeling OF Seventh-st., ha
gone 10 Cincinnati, Toledo and other point
on an extended business trip.
Miss frankie Lincoln, OF Shawmut-ave.
, has gone To spend few weeks with frlend
and relatives in Philadelphia.
Several residents of the northern part o
the Seventh ward have lost valuable dog
of late by poisoning.
Mrs. Thos Chambers has returned home
from pleasant visit with friends at Ken
dallville. Ind.
Workmen are busily engaged stringinl
the wires for the new patrol boxes IN th
Eighth ward.
Miss Jennie Bower, of Turner-st., has re
turned from pleasant tour through New
York state.
/ Mrs Williams has removed her con
feciionery store from 14l TO IA Wes
FultOn-st
| Bertram Melville, of Nashville, Tenn, i
spending few days with friends on th
West Side.
Miss Nellie Arnold, OF lndiana-st., ha
gone 70 Cincinnati for short visit will
friends.
The paiHte are now at work on tb
Swedish SOcisty's hall, on West Division
St
! Miss Belle JenisOn has gone to Milwaukee
) for few weeks visit with friends.
. John j. Franklin. of Seventh-st., has re
turned from hls trip to Cincinnati.
Josie rrankla, of S:ribner-st., has gOn'
on a two weeks visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas W Lamson, of Second ST
has returned home from Boston.
Tony Muir, of West Bridge-st., has gon
10 Detroit on a business trip.
Jno " Tafe aud family have returned
from their ,rip TO New York.
Mrs Ed Frost IS spending a few day
with friends at Plain we'll
Geo. j. Gibson, of Second-st., is about t
erect new residence.
Brown & Sehler made a fine exhibit a
the Berlin fair