davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11

Pu.Yr BELMoST.--s.tandard M.
1904 Oak Bay Horse, with black
uo;nts. foalled in 1882. sirei hY Wood
fard pilot 1910. FIRST dam Bay Chief,
slaid hy Belmont Ga, 2rd dam Itas
Adele. IS Bay Chief, son II Mans
brino Chit II, Srd dam ~ Pilot,
Jr.. ~.
woodforsi Pilot, ire nf Belfori,
i 2e,. King Midss, p PSI his trottcd
n 2.25l ana was sired hy Noodford
slambriuo 2,2ll, sire 81 Abhottsford
I2l4I. Mambrino Dudley 2,l9l, Pan.
coast 2.2ig, Convoy AL. mud seven
other. iii $50 lisl, whose dam was
Bruna by Pilot. .Ir.. the sire Of the
| dams 81 Maud 5. 2.0Sg and Jay Eye
lSee. 80, the Two fastest tr0tters tia.
ever lived.
Belmont. by Alexanders Abaal-
llah, is. stro IL GoldsInilh's Maid
l2lA. stands 1t tbs head % "Wpod.
burn tile great breeding establisb-
mcnt III A. j. Alexander. of Lexing.
ton. Ky., and il The sire d Metwood
liz ISL. Medsrwood. 2l9, Dick Moor,
l2.22l. Nil Desperandum 22l, Vixir
l2.2ll. Cora Belmont 2,24l, and nin'
others in the !, 80 list. The dam 4
IB,lmant was Belle, hy Mamhrias
Chief. the Sic Of l,ais fhorne lis
and five others III $50 list.
AIexanter's AbdslIah was sIre,
iii Hambletonian, the sire q Dexter
Iii and f0uF other ,rosters IN z II
lllst. whose sons and daughters h.sv
given 10 The turf ST. performers /
30 list. HE bloc il luund II Z
! per cst.t 81 all trettera IN the ~
. iist. III "a per cent. uf All IN tie III
!, lat, aud III 81 per csat. 81 I'll til
! hive records q Z, 1ti OF hotter, whil
! II the seven that have records u 7, !
and better, ail but one have Y
!, blood.
With these ffcls IL guide ] utii
! la services u Pilot u lmont uni
i August ii. 10 The public st $685.
ic lor tie season and si.O0 10 Il
q groom. He Is limited, however,
= Ten mares and will make the soas'
Z. d Sbigvillc.
1t d. CAMERON.
y iii daw.tai Stagsille, n. &.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11


a large ,gambsr Of faWrs whose
subscri ltiall pfice ranged saa 81 oo
to $500 w sear. are nov being cent
out fir 500 rer year, cash Inc
REconDnR, visiting % greatly IN
araaae iii circulation during this great
political year, has reduced the SUB
soription price 70 $l,ooto ~ new suO
scribers. The paper will Elsa be sent
to ali Of our old subscribers u sl.oO
Ii they will settle all back dues, Be-
sides . written guarantee will be given
every one that their paper will % d.:
continued when the time paid for ex.
expires. No paper will be sent g
any one except they pay cash u I'D
vance. The WEEKLY RfcoHDrn Y
8 pages, AZ columns. aud contiii','
from 80 70 IS columns q choice read
ing matter We trust our Old sub
scribers win pay up and renew 10
another year.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
Town COMMISSIONER.

A meeting Of the town commits
sioners was held Monday. VIM.
Maynnr rendered bis resignation as
street commissioner which Wa &C.
cepted J.. b. Christian was elected
10 iii the position.
Tie Tax Collector was instructed
q, notify all parties who owe town
taxes that these taxes must be paid
by the lst day 81 August 1888: that
on ami after that date he will pro
coed ID collect all unpaid taxes b.
distraint
II was ordered that the regular
meetings Of the b ard be held ths
lit and Ord Tuesday nights in eacl
month.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
rhe Campaign Opened.

At the Detroit and Milwaukee De-
pot II sterday knot Of waiting pas
scnscrs were talking politics, when .
Young man with Grape band on his
White int came up and said:
nxhat' WIS Harmason? Yes, sir,
thar VS. her
"What Id yoa mesn:' asked one.
II mean tIat the Republican par.
N nominated Harmason ~ Chicago.
he Il 4 cool man. Victory will
perbh upon lis banner. Bet you $40
VIC ory will
ID you mean HARRISON.
US sir, mean Harrison. Man
says / dou't mean Harrington liesl
God man. Victory will perch.
Can't help il. Bet Won sIO!'
".Aren't you 4 little Oh!' queried
one Of HE group.
80. sifl Wbat' was Cieclandi
Gnod man. Nominated BY exclama.
ton. Victory will perch. Bet you
stu kAe Wills
DO you mean Cleyelandr'
ayes, sir, mem Cleveland. Any
man wln says | don't mean Cloeinrl
has ut tn lick me- She's got d
perch. Must perch. Bet yen SiV
she'll perch" ..
~ Inch side are you on, anyhow
asked voice.
aye, sir Whar am II Good
man. Victory bound 10 perch 90 me
Must perch. Got % perch Or
And rs policeman led him OF
he continued:
az har' am II Rested By excla
nation. but I'll bet the Judge Wet
~ perches Caa't help but pei
Sac nlltifed out and got to ptrca
'sah II Lincoln and McClellaul'
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming y wei
k..,Wn and 80 D spular A. 70 need 70
.,scial mention. All who haze used
Electric Bitttrs sing the same song 81
praise.--A puIer medicine dces mol
exist and il IL guaranteed % do al
t.,at 4 ciaimrd. Electric liitters will
cure All diseases Of The liver and kid
news. viii remove pimples. boils, salt
rhennn and other affections caused by
imrure bIood.-Will drigs malaria
nom tb system and prevent a. well
as care all rnalarial fsyers. For cure
az headache.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
Military Matters.

The Dasha,n Light Infantry will
drill 10 night and il il earnestly re-
onessed that every member who can
possibly 10 ~ he present. To-mor-
row night III Trinity Church, the
C.,mpany's hAplain. Rev. G. II.
Hall, will preaca he annual sermon;
II, mbers aru a.ts,l 10 he on hand
promptly At = O'Clock IN fol dress
uniform. The Crnipany expects g
u. Give IL fatigue uniforms hy FRI
dsy next. aud will have another
drill. The RecoaDeR hopes that 2
large congregation will attend Iria'
ity Church Tomorrow night, heal
liz sermon. and gisn the Company
every possible encouragement In
bnvs deaerve ii.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
t,elessrs Elected.

Golden Link Lndg-, I. y. Q. e,
III Durham. las. night elecie'l the fal'
lowing officers fsF inc ensuing yeaF
j. A. Stout. n O.
~. j Freeland. " q.
CD. Smith, b. :.
Horace Brown, \. ).
ID L. xaufmau, Treasurer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
THE DANVii.LE FIRE.
FAnnERs' WAREHOUSE, ARkETT sNRi.
LING 1t co.'s ToBscco FACTORY,
BESIDES tTHER BUILDINGS,

Coz Ltrellaurs Advance

pasyrLiE, "a, July ga tremen~
dons fire, comme eng about z y. p,
SIM lay morning, consumed Farmers
Warehouse III csrneF 81 Union and
High strSsts. Arneit, snellings ~
Co.'S Tobacco, factory, adjacent 70
said warehouse On High street, tx
stor !, houses on Union street attach
ID ID said warehouse, AID all the
smaller ont buiIlinys. stall-slleds and
fencing III The war, house. The r.
gregate loss il estimated Vt nearly Z
quarter Ii i million Of ao'lrs, IN
Guiding the buildings and thor cons
tents
Tie Il e orr mated in The ware,
hpu,e but ID what manner i not =.
eer, ained. One Of the war house
| clerks was Sleeping in the hniiing
and vas awakened nv The flame:
wllicl, hid already made irresistible
Iheaaway among larg., iot q staycs
empty hocsheads and like MI ma
/ ne n.s,es;al stored II the wareaoti -
III 4 few minutes the entire buisdlnE
vas III 4 mas III flames.
The Ilsses md Ins,ira'iee we're y
f,ll,N,: Warehonse build IL, valued
81 SIS 900 insured fOr $4,000 !
bel,,flgs 10 The estate Of Dr. i. y
stokes. deceased, Of which Colone
s. II. Wilhers il ex cntor.
The stoek IL tibaec 10 tie ware
house amounted ID about 10000 .
400 COO poapis, a 0eariy IL en- "
Il a.e.ri,,ia,si II i III this be
lone ] II planters ID various seriiaiI
II tllc country. Messrs ], y. Red
IL 90 III. prvptie;ors 81 the ware
bou.e lid wliat rrs c,lled "fnnnin
eoliciss'' oflusarttee o. thc sIpcl
c,,sirnt,i ii AID sioscd " them !
lth.ir eartk u.c, AID i i said ths
these ruuriag psiicies vii neafl
eoy,r tile los III Tie tobacco.
| Wessrs. Arneis, Smelling Y 81
I hal between 225,OO0 AMI 25puC
pon,sls of manufactured tobacco
: shir factory. md about l6O,W
1 ponn,ls III leaf ii process 81 mallslisl
urs. az 100000 pounds II AZ. TIL
j .,,d III ono insurance On their sfo'
Y 80 machinery. which will Near
\ cover their loes. The ftctarg bull.
/, lurr coupled IL thi. ftu, II VIII
n ,l,g,e arc tai, we're oNne hs u
!. III Il Arpslt WHO holds abo'.' sl'
! 900 insurance ID them, Nhift v
10 nearly ever his los.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
COMPLIMENTARY.

The last issue 81 tie OAK Leaf, u
Oak Ridge Institute, contpius tie fcl
lnrinr kid mention &c . young lady
a this place: .Aii& LIZZIE Harris.
daughter 81 Dr. II. W. Harris, Of
Durham. has recently returned from
ihc Wesleyan, Female Institute, nj
stunt Il, Va, crowned with the
highest honors. She Won the medal
lor best scholarship In German, and
ALEC for Improvement aud general *
cellcnce in music. The ilrii Of thea'
medals Is handsomely chased Ger
man coat Of arms, and tho second
/ beautiful combination In which a.
oriental harp Is the chief figure. w
predict and wish for Miss Lixzie muc
snccs - IN her chosen Geld, thai 6
teaching"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
10 the Farm r..
nuRHAM. N. G June rs. 1897

DuRH in, N. q, June IS. 1923.
l)urieg TIE part few seaiss have
haa nj druumels ii the fed, nor
Rave / written letters advising the
turner's ID Ell their sohacep. hlit pii
the contrary have ADVISED them V
hold heir iohaces, believing prices
would be much better 1t las turn
ID f.ut II ! Il.uigi.t ai.'l lin TED. Il
Farine.s will BE benefited / niay
nave lost money BIZ aeii'g Il, In 4
was MY Judgment, and ! Thought i
my duty.
I nov take pleasure IN saying, FL
desirable grades have advanced, -
specially good to fine mahogany and
bright wrappers, and are wanted !
maao some splendid SAILS 81 tobacco
to-day. j. a. Holloway, 1874 rs,
$500 81, average, ssG.43; j. Z. Rob
erson, 566 pounds, s2o4 rs, average.
S36 09; w. r Robertson 470 pounds,
si6l.95, average, s34 46; X 7. Rog
ers, 1872 pounds, $500 Az. aver ge,
S27.39; Nichols q Thompson, 1896
pounds, 1927. 63, average, So. SOD
II Snipes, 7G2 pounds, sl70 30, av-I
erage. s22.35; Dave Carter, 200 lbs !,
S43 So. average. s2i76; A. N. War
rem. ll79 ponDda, s26i.74, average,
$22.22 Cutters are doing we'll, also
meaium ana good Smokers and Fill
lers.
/ You GIN now get your tobacco rea-
.Idy and come along 10 Parrisha
i Warehouse. I will have no drum
mers to annoy you On the way or in
town AMI hope you will not suffer
| any to turn you from my Warehouse
H | think | can do as well for you as
| any one. While / cannot always be
at my War house when you drive IN,
| viii be there at sal time and see 70
/ it lllat You get full prices. MY fac
tory requires good deal Of MY time
! aud attention as / am now selling
} three times as much manufactured
j tobacco is | did ii first. | am COM
pelled u give . portion of my time 4
lii. and I cannot be at both places a.
| til same time. | will De at I'll,
| Warehouse at sale time, which j Ia,
j important time 10 farmers. ] speat
| of this because / hear some drum,
4 mefs iry to use this against ne
/ know the farmers can SEQ through
! this and lnlly appreciate tlle fact
I that for warehousetnaa n htve !
factory that uses upwards Of haif
L million pounds Of iobacc, not oni..
] requires . good portion of his tim
i but il an advantage 10 tie farmer.
III keep COED opd polite clerks VIII
e viii see you taBen care Of, and trims
act ycu business With prOmptnes
and sccuracy, and | viii b. on sal
= 10 see that you get A. much ~ can !
! paid Tor your tobacco ! do not loo
: for any decline in prices on baiane
4. Of crop. hope il will still % lsighsl
= There is room ol some grades.
4 You all know me ! have new
tried to deceive yen ] can DE-
aelI for you as any one and will
!. glad ID sell your ,obaF 60.
With thanks for past iayors. an
Your friend.
y FL. PARRISH.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
q Yclnlle in Afinstnn.

From 1 special 10 The Charlotte
chronicle, We learn that q severe
storm of wind and rain passed over
tha pare yesterday evening. The
smaki Tobacco faclnfy Of W. r.
Gray & Co, was unronfed, and D
reat ded ~ damsgs was done 10
bulldogs by falling trees.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
THE LIVER HE KIDNEYS
PEMRERT0N's
LEAoN AND ORANGE
- L. 81 L.

The INST perfect liver medicine
il The world II Regulates Tie
o,,y i parlfiss tie blood, il Glen,
aes the system, il positively cures
consumption, hilionsness, dyspepsia,
fever, ehills, bad breath, sour stom~
ach, pain il side Or limbs Or back
eostivtncss, and kidney troubles Of
any form Specific for all female
irregularities, relieving change 81
life b riod IF III danger, Pleasant
Is take. No restriction Of diet or
habit rexuired. Sold BY all drug
gistsat 30 Ct. per bottle. Manu-
factured BY Pcmbefton Medicine
Co, Atlanta GA.
m19.tf.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11

You cannot aiIsrd 10 waste time IN
experiment when ysur lungs are II
danger. CONSUMPTION always seems,
~ 4 n, only c,lai. DO not prrmlt
ANY dealer to impose upon yon witli
soiur cheap imitation Of Dr. King
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, bui be cure 60 81
tie genuine. Because be Gu make
moro profit he may tell you be has
somethiug jus as god, o. just The
same. Uon's b. deceived, but insist
upon getting Dr.. Kings Ncw Discov'
en-. which IL guaranteed % give e.
liicf in MI Throat, Lung and Ches
Ar ctions Tral bottles fee =
BlacknalI's dug store.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
Wpslarn 49, reIates lhis rar-

4 WVsttfH FHTtF ItIAIts IIIs TT
| ole: al reriyalist requested all IN
thc congregation who paid their
dcbls IL rise. The rising was gen-
eral. Afler they Lad taken their
ssnix. 4 can Wa made for those who
d;d not ms Their debts, and one soil.
tnry individual arose and explained
flni ne vas in editor and could not
nav because All the rest Of the con,
Z erutiou we're owing him their sub.
scription Il liz papsr
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
Surveyor:
A. n. LEaTHERs.

Our s'deyll' is On the sick list.
The rain was welcome vis DOR
this afternoon.
Mrs. + II. Martin an dangh-
ter, arrived 20 day.
Mr.. ]. r. Slaughter Jr., Of Tie
Savings Bank. Is in Lynchburg
MI II. Allen and wife, are
on visit 10 relatives in Person.
Mai. w. A. Guthrie went down
10 Sampson county to-day, On pro.
fcssional business.
We are glad 10 learn that Har'
vey and Oscar Durham. are snme-
what better to-day.
-Mrs Haywood .sadfess. who
was sick ~ long, died on the b, and
was buried yesterday.
Mr.. G. s. Watts. 81 Baltimore.
Is in the city. visiting his sen and
daughter, Mr.. g W Waits AM Mrs.
L. A. Carr.
MIR. Eugene Styron, Of Wiatt"n.
Il In the city, visiting relatives, and
saws Winston has about recovered
from the An
--Waternrlons are coming II riglt
brisk. and the stain of the i'lack
berries will .uon ~ wiped from tie
little @nie'r" mouth
The Fires IsapiistSnaday tchcolwil'
picnic Al IIlllsboro Thursday. ! wal
no doubt b. pleasure uuspeakahls
10 thou 10 visit ihi ancient town.
These are sultry days; Amos
makes one feel lie his life = hlank
We have been wondering If there !
any place liza, could beat this = cord
Rev. I. \. NJ. George. bic vii'
and twoehilhren. hft yesterday 81
tsfnoon ior Stokes county. whsf
they will spend while At The char.
ing home 81 Mrs. Halfston.
Herr, chsvis. co.ored. II Ala
nance. & od farmer, u here % de,
hat SAYS w. has not sold any tobacc
IN Durham since she went dry, an
win not, until che goes wet again.
"A special from Asheylle stats
that Walter Bingham, the murder.
Of Mis- Iaxzie fuilinz,on, u thouTl
10 be lurking 10 that SECTION, 90
detectives ara laying out far him
The Carr Church Sunday scto
will picnic At Oxford as soon as q
new road j. completed; beng the IL
70 srayel over The ropi TO our ncig
boring towr. they will speed Vie GO
quest 10 happy union.
An I'D citizen was obsrv
watching tho thermomter, yesterll
ne said lie would not relic ON bis o.
feelings nor ineonsiderale repeliti
of HE fellow man. but would I
dcs, riu c,llccs The testimony r.
that .usyc and then he wei
aknow whereof be spoke"
Mr.. Charlie Smith, eon or :
townsman, DR. l.. '. Smith. wrI
glowing descriptions Of bis t'sv"ia
Genman,. He IN nov studirR Il
University OF Halle. bat ,xp cts
10 4, Bnliu 10 . few weeks. lie
poets 10 travel through Germany }
HwilxrIsld aud ihinhsii quite ,
bitle thnt he will also visit Rot
Paris eni London before return
10 ~ erica Mr.. Smith IL q yDl
M "a vi y an unusually brIght,m
and NC predict FOR him q llmin
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11

It's too early II yet 70 predict INC
csI.st If Mrs. Cicvelands crusade
auainst tie hustle. bat ~ the fsr''
;auruals II fasldou note the, 'els An.
nov Il Inc fsmininc firm y losial
come L ia former greetnets, Il is no
Unreasonable ~ as,umc tlai ~
wives. si.ters and swesths re w
not wear TIC prtsru style much Z
cer. The change viii be iot VI =
lei in more wa}s tnen opc'
| Gcneral Roe Grams Is aailf ,.,.., -
the statement hat herrlssill sr;es
on the Chine,c ques,ssud coinmn.
| california into The y .t,,e, NJ sa,s.
"pooI.le euiside IL Of lie feeling
"cnn form no the Chinese ques
within the Stat State has mfettj
zion, for no 4 The Celesiiala III
~ much any hopes Of carrying
hafrispnae may as well abandon
the Sta."
then
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11
r;arthanake sllock II canaala.

BrLInvLLN Ont, July ? q
-Ii.ht shock of cafthqusto wac fell
Ler. ub,ut Ills last night. II was
accompanied BIZ q dull nmi ~
noise. Il was also felt Of Maddox,
Twe,d aud workworih, aid lasted
about one minute.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-11

The Ohio farmers hive begun 10
Ak themselves whether protection
protects. Thisi d dangerous period
III The glorious cause 81 protection
70 Tie monopolists.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-06-22
crrom Thursdays Daily.


-Chldren's day will be observed al
the German Evangelical Lutheran
church Sunday.
The small boys have already begun
to celebrate the Fourth by shooting of
tlrecrackers, etc.
-Children's day will be properly OBJ.
served at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning.
Judge Mead is attending the Lake
City encampment and during his absence
Clerk of Court chorne will attend to the
routine of the office.
The Fourth of July celebration will
be held on the grounds of the Union
school. Several hundred pieces OF fire.
works have been purchased.
"A large reservoir has been con-
structed at the cement works capable OF
holding 400 to 500 barrels of water. IL Is
to be used in connection with the stone
saving mill.
VIM. McDufiy, of Rapidan, was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon Tor as
sault in the third degree upon Geo.
Nelson. The examination Will be held
Saturday. McDutfy has secured A. r..
Pfau as attorney.
Reduced rates have been secured on
all the roads for the meeting of the Nor
NAL alumni association which meets in
this city Aug. Sth. The rates will be
one and third fare for the round trip.
This is expected to largely increase the
Willard & Barney sold number of
lots on Sixth street last July for $500
each. These same lots were recently
sold at $500 each, gain of 60 per cent.
in less than wear. This is good ex-
ample of the recent advance in Mankato
real estate,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-06-22
PERSONAL.

Miss Matte Pay left Monday for Sibley,
Iowa, to spend few weeks.
Miss Carrie Robbins left Monday for
Vermont and New York to spend the
summer.
Mr.. E. ID. Porter, of Washington, d..
c., an old Mankatoite, is the guest OF
Mr.. j. I. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Mcknight, of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. c. Noe.
Mrs. l.. A. Moore left for jackson,
Mimi, Saturday morning to spend a
month visiting relatives.
Mrs. DIR. J. W. Downward and son, Of
Mapakoneta, Ohio, are visiting MIR.
and Mrs. A. P. Halfhill.
Mrs. DIR. +. ID. Brandenburg and Miss
Anna Jones are attending the State Sun
day school convention at Northtield.
Mrs. S. w. Burgess and daughter,
Gertrude, left Monday for Grand Forks,
OAK, 10 spend some time with friends.
Messrs. ]. G. Fowler and Gaylord
Lamb left for the Chicago convention
Saturday morning. Gen. J. II. Baker will
also be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Smith left Saturday
for St. Paul to spend week or ten days
visiting their daughter, Mrs. G. M.
George.
Rev. w. Whitney has returned from
his Eastern trip, accompanied by Mrs.
Goodell and Chas. Goodell, Mrs. Whit
ney's mother and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Shepard left
Monday for a months visit in New
Hampshire, the first visit there in twen-
ty-two years. There will be family
reunion while they are there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Record and Mrs.
B. TAYLOR, of Auburn, Name, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fowler.
The two ladies are the cousin and aunt
of Mrs. Fowler, respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fox and Mrs. c.
S. Carmody, of Van Vert, Ohio, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry thinner
man. Mr.. Fox is Mr.. Us step-father
and Mrs. Fox his mother, while Mrs.
Carmody is sister. The entire party
is delighted beyond expression with our
city's beautiful location, and her pros
porous and growing business interests.
They find the Northwest much more
pleasant than they expected and hope
at some future time to make this their |
permanent abodIng place.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-06-22
"Monon" Resolutions ! !

Whereas, The Monon Route a., N, H.
& c. R'y CO.. desires to make 1t known
to the world that it runs the very finest
system of Pullman Buffet Sleepers, and
Chair Cars between Chicago, Louisville,
Indianapolis and Cincinnati, masking il
the double Pullman line between the
winter cities of the South and the North
ern summer resorts, and
Whereas, The Monon Route makes the
short and direct cut between the above
cities; running special lay-over Sleep
er between Chicago and indianapolis SO
passengers may have a good night s
rest; and
Whereas, Its depots and general &C
commodations unexcelled, and at the
same time Its rates are as low as the
lowest, then
BE 1T RESOLVED, That it is good policy
in the event of starting on a trip to cor
respond with +. o. Mccormick, Gener-
al Passenger Agent, Monon Route, Chi
cago, Ills. City Ticket Office, 70 Clark
street. -.-- --.. .....- 4lwtf