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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

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A uaesglnk q eslsIea laea ess bed ai lhs
ie0gaus rsoas - Har tnsss h.H as even
"a Rev. }. y Gisss presided sna ths
spcStsrs wsfs ar. Tsylsf slias uasn ana
A. BaoaaHsa IL oiasroa uoiag All Isy ioT.
Al 0sssE sale
"fsll0~ Jlissns--i an usi AsEs q spsas
hut ~ sntFod0os shs speaker - tAs oocs-
siou. bui ! wlll SAY fhai ws vii vote Tor
HsrflsOn sBa A0rteE sna Governor Luce
snd ~s L rag oar tsii IA Couensss - TIE
tame of tss Anvil Cherls We c&nnol
Snsf6 % have tree iEeae ws osnasi afsra
10 taxssn uDislieT reUauuerc, 80 csnn0i
shcrs - have kTiash tree trace frame ooal.
pete With ouT holes industries. tkes nusi
pay Tor tie privilege ~ euT mErksis ~
thes wll GEdeF.ci us We CssDoi ksNs
forslgn peer paid l9b0f o~alpets ~lth oar
vel paid labor. ] Loo tste great pleasure
IN Introducing 20 scO an GA soldier, ore
who hss heel 10 tht front sns Ee has
helped 10 ssys the hspablC tr0Is ths ssale
ksnds thKt new thfesisu he ssft his al The
Government aud hand IL over 10 lie hrit.
ish a0msniop Es tAs Torres Of Old wsuie
have aoas intro8ucs to you Nj Iss Tor.
VIE d0wne slavery ~ltL gke bullet aud
will down tree trade with the ballot
Ar. Taylor arose sDc SAID that lie would
TAX frsH sx xpeneuce sBd would speak 81
our history from The tune 81 tse wsf untli
now. Hs said be ~ss with Captain Be knAp
when be was st be front, sno tesiinec 10
he bravery OF NJ. BesknAp IA savInF the
Tag Of The resimeut. Nben lie sTnlies al
The North were trying Il put down tue re
Delilon Tburms8 wa al home declaring
tie war failure and oounsehng . cessation
! Of bOstilities. BE asked where the black
man would have been II Tharmsn =
advice had been taken. tucL men ss Cal
houn, Webster. Ioombs sBo Clay were al
vOcsles OF slavery aud also advocates 81
| tree trade. On the other hand. Gerfiu
| smith. LOyeloy. Sumner and Ibsd Ste.
ems were the advocates OF . protective
tariff supporters Of home Industries and
emancipation. The spesker's srFumsnl
| was well defined aud he was listened q
with close attention aud was frequently
| applsuded.
The ohsirmsn then introduced Nj
| Buchanan. whe said be mus
eUlogize the gentleman who pre-
ceded him, who. though bind man
hsd bis mental eyes open, aud coulo so
very clsvsFiy the positions Of the two par
ties Of the present CAV. he wss not la,
the Democrats who. having eyer. ere net
and who having ears yet couls net under
stand. The speskes then went on 10 spesi
| OF the tariff and other issues.
The meeting then closed with three
| rOusing cheers for Harrison aud Merton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
SPRING SPRING
COMPANY
GOODS!
Special and Wonder
ful Reductions ON
$50
LADIES AND MISSES
TO ACTUALLY CLOSE.

These $50 garment will be
displayed IN one particular
section of our large Cloak
Room, commencing 0n MON
DAY MORNING, and viii be
closed out perhaps in one day.
however. we intend 10 make
a Clean Sweep OF the Entire
Lot and until they are a gene
you can have your choice at
from 90 TO 20 per cent. saving
TO you.
In this To- of 250 Garments
will be found Wraps of Per-
sian Mrtalasse. Fur. Feather
or Plush trimmed at 81. re-
duced from Sl5.
Astraham Wraps at sc, for
mer price $3.50.
Boucle Wraps Link trimmed
for $40, Just half the original
price.
B0ucle Fur Trimmed Wraps
at sl2 80. sold at S25.
Notified Astrachan. silver
fox trimmed at SIS, cut from
so.
Brown Brocade Velvet Wraps
feather trimmed. former price
$50, chnice bow Sl5.
A line of Cloth Raglans ia
pl2ids and stripes. very stylish,
reduced one-hslf 60 close.
The balance Of our Russian
Circulars al only s. each. about
one-third the original price.
We offer in this sale 80 Chill
dren's and Misses Garments
in sizes from 4 TO Is years. and
IN price from So 10 81. You
cannot duplicate any one of
these garments anywhere for
less than double tie pric we
ask.
We want il distinctly under
stood that IN this sale OF 250
Ladies and Misses Garments.
the styles are good. the mater
ials first class and the con-
struction or making equal TO
the best garments IN our large
department: we are deter
mined TO largely reduce GER
tain lines, and we propose TO
do IT At the commencement
and not at the end of the
season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
LUCKY OETROlTERS-
They oss o. the Right Side of the wheat
Deal


Deal
DTrsoIr. Ocs 2-"Old Hutch's" corner
OF the Chicago wheat market has brought q
big pot OF money TO ]. w. Flynn & Co..
operators on the Detroit Board of Trade.
Nobody outside the members of the firm
have seen the pot, but those who were
aware that they were playing for it have all
sorts Of onjectures of its size. The firm
decline 10 talk specifically about the pro-
portions, but say candidiy that they are on
the right side by a good majority. The best
posted authorities place their profits all the
way from $3.50. 900 to $50 600, with . lean
ing towards the latter figures. Charles v.
Bryan. iuuior member of the firm, who en-
siuesrsd the deals. returned today from
Chicago. where in the last two or three days
be turned deals that increase the pot SIS, 600
70 $50 coo.
The firm has been pulling the market
persistsptly for nearly three months. Tbev
began buying september wheat when II sold
for 81 cents. and bought right along every
day until the bulge came. Some of the
money came from other local operators but
the bulk of it was drawn from the big bears
OF Chicago and other grain centers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
DON'T LIKE DON.
Proposal to Bri.g DIckinsen to the Bar
of tho - nate.

Proposal to Bri.g DIckinsea to the Bar
of the Sc nate.
WAsHISGrGS. Oct. 2-Senstor Stock
bridge yesterday took the recent expressions
of Postmaster General Dickinson as 10 Ne W
England and laid them before Senators
Hoar and Dawes with a view TO having
them call the matter TO the attention of the
Senate. The Senate regards Mr.. DicKip-
sons reflections as . ssmi-official state
ment of the adm nistrstion's feelings
towards Massachusetts,. Connecticut and
other New England States. He says that
If there be any parliamentary means. this
reflection should be laid before the
Senate in the same way that the politi-
cal letters OF Foster. of New York concert
Ing Fry the Fat" was placed before the
Senate. He says that Diekinson's remarks
show that the Democrats save given mp all
hopes OF carrying Connecticut. otherwise
this expression covering Connecticut would
not De used.
1t is doubtful if any parliamentary pro-
cedure can be adopted 20 get a speech into
the Senate PROCEEDINGS; vet. as the Republi-
can majority controls the House Of Lords
ss Dickinson calls the Senate, a mesns may
be devised for calling conspicuous attention
TO the uncemp plimeniary remarks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

II Q. stiu = Thing OF the Very Indefinite
Future.

Future.
COLUNsUs, Oct. 2-Is seems probable that
Judge Thurman will issue no letter of ac-
osptsncs owing TO bis speech of acceptance
70 the notification committee, and the ex-
tended expressions of his views in his
speeches during the campaign. He has for
long time bad in mind what be would
say IN case hs should write letter. but his
time has been go fully occupied that 1t has
been Tn possible for him TO put IL on paper
Re hss had considsrsbs business 10 attend
20 and all his other time has been taken
by callers Who keep coming steadily a. all
hours. This week TIE Judge bss, TO some
extent. shut his door on callers to give him
tine 10 complete the preparation CT his
argument IN the telephone case, and while
"a mas not stated thar ne would not writ. I.
lstter Of sccsptsBcs. ne has frequently r--
marked thst ae does not SEE the necsssitv
A statement sf its early publication has
oeen made ssvers times but Ia no csse
hsd the Judge stated positively when Il
vii % ready The most ol such state
msnts have eesa made hv others. He -ill
Issv- for Washington Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

wsssISsroS, OCT. ? 2--Colonsl Dudley. Of
Indiana rbo il Close to The Republican
campaign management. i here and Z. sd-
rissng bis frisads Who have money to BET
On elections % stare Il freely
On Nsw York ssd Conaecfic1s ard tha
general result he ssrs h- doe. not
think there q the slightest donbt az
Hsrrison's election. T. = ssid Chairman
Brice. of th. Derzccrstic Committee. bss
sirsaiy sp~nf g. ef0 coo and Is t15o eco IN
teet g. ~ FOX. -so hss b--n m IIlinoi.
trying 80 raise Democratic campaign funds
hAs r-tarusd vsry slse. He says Cleveland
has 10 ssaw n Illinois
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
AMUSEMENTS.

OF course there will be full house al
Powers this evening 10 see ShAmus
y Bren.' Read what the New York lines
says: A large audience welcomed "Sbamus
y Brien. the Bold Boy Of Glengsll" other
wise Charles Erin Werner, at the Windsor
Theatre last evening. De hss every reason
10 feel gratihed. for those who were
witnesses 10 the stirring production
of his play, founded on the familiar poem.
manifested unbounded sympathy and
hearty enthusiasm. His songs were . most
enjoyable feature. Miss Katnsrins Walsh
was admired for her good looks and pretty
dresses, and acted her part with intelligence.
ThsIe was another big audience at Red
mono's last night 10 see One Of the
Finest" The play went Of better than
Monday nisht The oig tank was in its
place and full of water. and made quite q
swimming pond. Luigi Sorchi gave an exhi-
bition in the wster. and Jersey City illumi-
mated In the distance was tine. Edward M.
Ryan. as the policeman. was as 20 )d as that
character could be made. The music by
times. Matinee this afternoon. and the
play will be repeated this evening.
p. S. Msttox, of the Arabian Nights"
company. is in the city. The company will
be at Powers Opera House Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday of next week, includ-
ing u matinee on Wednesday.
Another larFe audience was present last
evening at shsiih's Opera House and tie
best OF satisfaction was given. The same
programme this afternoon at matinee and
again tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
nus.seon t.eoa 1Icksr.
rs- Tatcn labor Csr--stiss Botted ~ .
Nnrnhe~ - Delegates

stssstss rf.fseNa settss.
MRS. ssns. Nich. Oct. Tbs Union
LABOR County Convsntion VS. cslled 70
order "a the Council Chamber Of tbe City
Hal rs afternoon b. G-o r. Kinsmsn. of
Tspeton. Chairman of the County Commit
te-. Mr. Einsmsn - usde Chairman.
snd Dr.. Gordon. 81 this city. Secretary.
The rerort OF she Comm u.tte@ ON Creden-
tiss showed t1ont fTentv delegates pres
snt from rirh. towns sd vsris
The convention ii Fitsi into their rerrs-
sentative districts ans nominated - .oi-
ic~irE Fer 1eurssenfanve ffrst district
J. ~ NcNinssrv far ksprsse1tsuve. Sec
end fisrFrf. eao. h NlHsmsn. tor City
Asse-sor n Hiram X. Gordon
Aiter xsod fes' sf sCussion sud a
nnmhsr - aeslss debates on ne merits
an dement's -f ta- c1naiistes and fas O 4
usr-ies Cd Nan1 some III fhsnn selonrsd.
a1ts 1rHf fer ~ the delegates soited
ths crBrentcu saying tast thev
would nsrer aave snythIng o 90
-th fhs rsrfT szsfn The fsw thaf
-sr1si1ed Eher ercceiea tQ scr
ths f'iIcvinr reE-f IN ron7instoa- Pro-
,sfr ftdee han. at0u of Narfan. Sheriff
Nssar p Ns.sen. Fl this eltv Conntr
Ciers t-ea Levsisss. 81 Isksside, Coantv
Trs-safer Martha Wslxsr. sf fais city.
Rsaisser 81 nress 81 fs~s3rrn ~ Nsnt.-
xne. Cr-uE Cerrt Corr 11 isstau-rs Frsnx
Fl esSserr 81 ffis risr. 5aue@ f. Snliirsr
81 axe ie. Pr1saeufInE Afcrnpv lev
Res~fsiev. Eo-ana-s. ~ r. l~~i1e D.
tanereagx. Ccerfv -ur-eT-r. Clif1ri =
Gamt.e
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
A New Editor Surprised.

Frank ID. Hopkins. who recently resign
ed the position of ook-keeper in f. p. Kid
der & Co.'S store. TO accept that OF associate
editor Of Cages Saturday Gosette. was pleas
sntly surprised last evening.
conspiracy was formed between Mr..
kiddeI and the clerks in bis store, and
after Mr.. Hopkins had been enticsd sway
from his boarding pisce-Mrs. Freemsns,
al the corner of LYON and Bostwick- -sts.-
the conspirstors entered the house. Then
they had AR. Hopkins brought in. and be-
fore they left they presented him with an
elegant mahogany and plush editorial
CHAIR
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

BrFTsEo. \. y Oct A sad accident
occurred this naraisE sho1t SIS o'clock o.
Plate r.ii ~sT TAsn a. in-cornisg freq ~
train sad rssch.d thst point Css6nctoy
Wsis. q Canaesat Ohio. 81 Z ons 81 sis
brarsrusn cane oas 81 tks - ososs - 40
for-srd % shs .axias s1d a. hs -ornias
rss vsrT DARK sad foxaY. both wsksa 80
tie snd q he train nsxl ID. teadeF. ". =
vas cns t~o bet tas srsksnss sscspea
ssricus injury
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
sLAhE ~ osrsoir.
n Eepn-. 60 = s~Es-si@ - - fes1s -.
aaE-F-s 4srs - sseses


Dersalr OCL ~ b.sla-. sacgz
saa.ed - WaEsr Blsins sa1 6snsral
Alaa Il zak af Baltimore, arrived
hsss al 5 ci0ek ?. n. "a tas > ichi sAn
Csatr.l rsuts Ihs Trip from Ass York
~ss ~tihoss incident sxe~pEisk a ssssaas
a 81 T1sm4s. ont. -hsss a 1elegssioa d
-iazsaa. .its a bad u ausic pala lGsir
respects frou ths Plklf0rLa u 'front.' II Ias
station
~ Blaine appeared Al the door of his
car snd -as intrsd zced - ths crowd ~
-upenngsntsat J. 3. Aoslort. lie
s4.a -l fssl so@s en- oarrsssnsst
ID addressing . Cana1Iaa audIeacs 10 ths
nll1st 9f a poiltlea. campaign Ao~ IL sr0<
re-s il me [ alfrl states. ltoukh ssrnssl ,
Interested IA he kspuslcsB esl4se ] am too
loysi sB Ansrican ~ ssF anything against
a Dsmocralle President eAcspt upon ths
SOL 90 my countfY. 4 can gniF .sY tAat
EEL a. 90 a. the people Of tas uiOu. that
tEe les and ava llss setrssn the nitsd
states aad Eadz are very sfrOlg, thal both
ars naors Interested ia tas progress 0i
tho new thaa OF the old world. that
a. descendants Of cOni mon race and "a
pres<atiBg la vsigss. a. lesst. three four rths
" tls American continent, Their reiatlOn-
ought a. be intimate sn1 clOss Whethsi
Lhey ~iii ever % closer vii depend upon
Canada Whatever movement toward Ihsi
cod may be made Nust coaas from her. and
ss Of her Owe yO.itOa."
Here tae train moved on 20 an accom-
psnimsnt Of "a usic and cheers
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

The West Siders do not seem pleased that
the railroad companies do not erect large
depot on Brdge-st. instead of the little
buildings which they now have. The g. 4.
and the NJ. g. K. & !. all cross Bridge 81. in
close proximity and one depo, large en- ough
10 Accommodate the passengers for all the
roads would please the West Side pc ople
and be an ornament to that eide Of the river.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

NovrrvrDsn. ocE The 40 Congress q
Scais as addressed . cen mgnicsfion a
"a Urususvsa Government ssking r-cox
nition u ownership cf sPsnisa literary and
srtissic -.rk "a Jraxasv. TIE Unft@d
Stss-s esrs similar Tscssnitie- in r-~peci
~ Arsericsn Essenas a. trsiensrks It =
srob.ols thar both 80 spanish ssd Aa.r;-
cas- reauests ~iii :. csuceasd
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

srAErs, Team. o.. 1-Fhils sffsn ptiar 2
- arrest Jekn Pstts 3 Dsrasy Usissd
ss.s-- Marsha. fsr rur3sT today. Sasrir
Lscs ~ss stfscksd ~ Flsning Potts. q
ky,fser Tssz. Ths shrriF shos sn3 r - a
Fsnisg Pstfs rat Jean ssesr.d 49, szr-
vcsss< sf1sef n Q r.se vss~s - s.f
srrsusts ss -ss dsfyiss tss s1nvss ~ -
>sxkz~r4 - rt-~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
SNOTHER TASCOTT.
A Young Man "Answering the Descrip-
tion" In Custody st Kingston, NY.

n lounE nan A0sWerfnk the DesCf1p-
tion'' In Custody st Kingston, n. Y.
KINGSTON, y. Y. Oct. "A yoRng man
answering the description of Tascott, the
murderer of Millionaire Snell, of Chicago.
was arrested here today. He gave his name
as Edward Hierlihy, and said he had been
following the racing circuit, and had come
East few days ago. He gives disconnec-
ted statements of the places he has visited.
Hierlihy admits having been in Chicago
at the time of the Smell murder.
lie says tie was at 145 Michigan
ave. that city. from December 7
last 10 Nav 1. HIerlihv was taken 10 County
Judge Kenyon's chan bers, where a hearing
was had. The prisoners counsel asked tor
his discharge. claiming that he had been
arrested ard photographed as a criminal
without authority of law. In order to give
the District Attorney time TO further investi-
gate, the prisoner was committed 10 jail
until tomorrow. He acted coolly during
the examination. His picture was for
wsrded to Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

The annual convention of the Un niverssl-
ist Church Of Michigan viii meet at Port
land next Monday evening. and continue
in session during Tuesday. Wednesday and
THURSDAY On Tuesday evening Rev
Charles Fuhrer, d. D.. of this city, will de-
liver an address on Our State Work" On
Wednesday evening tasre will be . plat
form meeting. at which VIM. Alden Smith
will preside.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
Another soheessr Lost.

DULUTH. Alna.. Ocs. Last night was
the most terrific ever known al this end OF
Lake Superior at this season OF the year,
and many marine disasters have occurred.
The schooner Brandon is total wreck. the
schooner Jennie Is helpless and sdrift upon
the lake, where an awful sea Is running,
the schooner Regina il reported water
logged. bat otherwise safe, the tug Walker
is badly damaged. At present no pArtieu-
lars can De learned. but as yet no lives are
reported lost. The above. however. can
hardly be the whole of the list OF calamities,
and It Is likely that the worst is not yet
known
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

A great many people agree with Or.
Droste. the City Physician, in bis kick
against going into the basement Of the City
Hall With bic Office The room given him
on The first foor is what be needs and
ought 20 have. The basement is unbandy
and out Of the vsv. and the poor people
who are compelled to visit bis office are en-
titled TO ., much consideration as the peo-
pie Who are able TO pay a physician.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

sTUEers Oct. 2 Waits furniture factory
at this place was burned last night and With
il 5000 worth a. plate glass and $1,000
rorth of lumber TIE total loss is est n1sted
a. SIS co. with no insurance and 3 men
are thrown o0t Of vork
The Ere j. great less - the village. and
Il i fesred NJ Wat cap not rebuild.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
Vessels in Distress.

ALrESA. Oct. 2.-The life-saving crew
have gone out to relieve the crews of the
Rogers. in tow of the steam barge Benton.
The steamer Garden City has gone TO help
tue life-savers. The Benton Is not in sight,
and II is feared she mas foundered with all
IN hoard
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

HOLLAND. Mich, oct. 2.-~The steam barge
Australis, reported ashore here. broke in
two last night, and is a total loss. with no
insurance. She was from Chicago, cedar
laden.
The steam barge reported wrecked yes
terdsy proves 10 nave been the K. y. Rice,
of Aichigsu City. laden with 6OO, 900 feet of
lumber. She is a total loss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
nI.n,urasi,rM M..,hsr.

DEcATUR. Ala. Oct. The weather has
turned warmer. with light rains and the
vas one death last night and today four
new cases are reported and two suspicious
cases DR.. " p Black pili die tonight.
Eighteen cssss srs nov under treatment
DR.. Steiabsrssr the yellow fever expert,
sent ont by the Fsderal authorities. arrived
here this morning
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
A TRAIN WRECKED.
A Serious Accident In the Upper Peninsula
No Lives Lost

srslsss,s y,Nss,N~
MARQUETTE, Oct "A rumor In the city
this afternoon that the vest-bound express
on the Duluth, South Shore Il Atlantic rail-
way bad gone through the Anna River
bridge forty miles east OF here and that
many lives were lost. created great excite
meut for time. until il was learned that
an sasi-bound freight train had been
wreck ed there. An Erie car jumped the
track on the approach to the bridge and six
ca r. went through the bridge and several
OF hers were wrecked. Passengers are being
transferred No one was hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

Joseph PegoSEiDski voung Pole. BIT
one q The 1snH bsrs # The X. Of l. bss5
rith ssone isst nirkt -hfs sanr 70
hsor Psngssrn's -ee,isz. A oorplsfst
- pro.sslv bs rssos sCziast the BOY 10
pofrs Court tbs uerrinK
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

PF3Hrs. III. OFT Word hss bssn re-
oeivei hsrs that thiyfy prisoners escaped
from The R.forns :, aooi a. PsntIao. thls
ss.'e ~ cutting seis tsrouFh the foor
Psrficaisrs srs nls2Esr srs sfeTts srs beng
Hsds ~ Keep II quiet The police have
bssn notified.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03
A Schooner Lost.

PoRr HoPk, Oct The schooner Fores-
ter, of Port Huron. parted her lines at
Grindstone City last night and went TO
pieces. She Was loaded with brick and
stone. No lives were lost.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

Ladies Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. Fancy Borders, a
second 100 dezen on our coun-
ters. at 3 for 20 cts.---we sold
100 dozen in two days. Secure
them quick for they are cheap
and 90 fast
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

wv YoRK. Ort TIE East tennessee.
Directors srs ncw n session - enn-ss-r
the pr.roSnsc frss re Rich nens n-s-
vse rs.ds 20 $3.50 ne kess T~n~~~s f~
rzz~nszus - - Rww szEa.@A
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

NsisT Psaxss-n had fas s8sis1cs IN
t5s Tssr si6s Arnorg al nisat- sn1 race
. Too5 sS5rsss TIE rnestinF vss PRESIDED
srsr sv 5srses J. CsTe soa the X. q 4.
band furnished to mssic
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

7hs rspsrt tat Hen James .. Blsins
bsd csac@sd hfs scsissn srps5nt-
un~nfs - fslss rn5 hs r5.l - s~rs nsns
hssdsy - scvUss~4
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

DrrsoFr. Oct 2-Af. Blaine has con-
seatsd 70 speak in Adrian on Thursday
sftefa0on. aud al lshpemiug, in the Upper
Peninsgis on Saturday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

fsaFT-frvs. orf Heavy sso~ sas h~sr
ssiiinz hu re pesf az sours aeRrvs frs~
> 1urf~sr 81 rrinrs ~ fae s sp9 f~~i~~~s~
sx<~ tast 80 nlsxs . Rz1arA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-03

sase n -bosfen fhicseo q
Errnrs- se~scn. 2 Chic2rc.
Batteries Nsd8en ard Iste. DWTe- a. Z p
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-01
For Sale or Trade--Corpus Christi
PrOpertv.

We have a beautiful residence of seven
rooms, barn, stable, and all necessary out
buildings, together with over seven acres or
land, all nicely improved and situated on the
duff at Corpus Christi This desirable proper
ty we can sell at the low figure of $500, and
take one-balf in improved San Antonio prop
erty. The situation is lovely and everything
in good condition: there Is a fine oyster bed in
front and fish tank fifty feet in diameter back
of house. desirable residence IN every par
ticular.
TTNWO-Fine building lots for sale, size 110xl70
| feet, in block 1877. west of San Pedro creek,
adjoining Krisch property. Inquire of 7. B.
Johnson, LIGHT Office
The above is only partial list of come of
the fine properties in our hands for sale.
One hundred acres of irrigable land finely
improved: thirty acres in CIVILIZATIONS; ten
acres in corn; two sets of buildings; hydraulic
ram supplying buildings with water, the
water furnished from pure never failing
springs. Good fish pond well stocked with
German carp; fine orchard of peaches, pears
plums, apples, cherries, grapes, figs and other
fruits; this land fronts the Blanco river, and
is one of the finest tracts of land for all pur-
poses in the state; will sell or exchange for
San Antonio city property.
Who wants a cheap farm, leo acre farm, all
fenced, fine SOIL 40 acres in cultivation, three
small houses, ten milk cows, 30 head of stock.
one yoke ope and farm wagon, tank and well
water, IL mile from K. X. station, everything
goes for $1,000 l2S