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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
rs.o,ariea. Seminary.

The closing exercises OF the kiehmond
Theological Seminary VIII take place AZ the
First African church at $3.50 to-nlgnl. Ine
address 70 the students viii be by Rev. Dr.
Goodwin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
The Expositlon.

The excayating going on at the Far.
Grounds is for the side track OF the Fred.
ericksburg railroad.
The excavation for the foundation-waIls OF
the Exposition hall has not been begun yet,
but will be as soon rs fair weather sets In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
Aneruoo, Tea Postponed.

The afternoon tea which the ladies OF the
Hollywood Memorial Association proposed
TO give on Friday next at the Soldiers Home
has been postponed 10 Thursday afternoon
the 3lS. instant on sccount OF The very wet
condition OF the ground by reason Of the re-
cent heavy rains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
Notes Due on the goth.

wednesday, May 3Oth, being memorial
day. and the officers OF the banks being de-
,irous OF participating in the exercises OF
that day, request parties having notes ma
turing on the 3Oth to attend TO the same on
NunsdlY Tho .qtn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
Ifnstinre Conrt Ycstertay

The only case tried in the Hastings Court
Yesterday was that II Davis Peterson lcol-
orcd), charged with keeping a disorderly
house. Tie was acquitted.
The jur, was discharged FOR the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
rer- VANNOCKS. LAWN-TENNIS,

and CRO9UET-HAMMOCk from t0'. % s.
,s.a n MOCK ROPES. HAMMOCK
sPlgAUFB~. PILLOWS, aud HOOKS.
DHOQi EI, four, elk. and ciehthall sets al
e. s-.. 81, and up o. $3.50 a set.
IAWN-IENNlS from g. up 20 $50 for COM
As1. TENNIS BALLS. NETS, RNCQUEIS,
POLES. aud COuKI-MAHKEks. special dis
count fo clubs ...,.,,
Wy -l-eJ1 LEW a DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
RELIGIOUS EXERCISES.

The lateness Of the hour Of arrival, the
bury required for the necessary changes IN
the dress OF the ladies', and the necessity OF
satisfying hunger caused a delay m the
opening OF the exercises at the First Baptist
church. where the public reception OF the
brethren was held.
Between 8 and Q O'Clock the visitors ar.
rived at the church and were met by fuli
Committee OF Reception, who escorted them
to the SCndly-schO0l room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

The expected New England Baptist train
arrived IN the city yesterday about $3.50
O'Clock. This tram. special one, came
from Washington, where the New England
Baptists had been attending the Baptist
General Convention held IN that city. 1t
brought with IL about five hundred people,
consisting Of preachers. deac0ns, and ladies,
the latter apparently predominating IN num-
Der.
The train was TO have reached Richmond
earlier in the afternoon, but circumstances
prevented It,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
Drink AlaltO

FOR ANry.rs-Msnge, Ois;emper. Diarrh@a,
and Worms in dogs quickly cured. Scratches,
Sores, Calls. Brriis,s. cuts. or Wounds Of any
kind quickly and permanently hoaled by wash
Ing with tho Fluid. DR. !. hoUGH. the distin-
sulshei Veterinary Surgeon, says: 81 ind Daroys
Prophylactic Fluid all that IL f. represented.
A a local application believe Tito be- without an
e1ual' For Collie and Scours II acts liko magic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

DRINK Malto; Ms pleasant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

IT, DltlNo ! hl VI MlNNo.--N ~ COu-
n,llo to s,U JEr fKINGES, JET GlMIS, JET
CALOONS. JET ElAJLhl~. JET ORNAMENTS
o. just about one Lalf 90 regular lrice-. a large
s..uftu,nt OF SlIh AND IlN>EL GlNIS
~fIk. METAL. IVORY. and PEARL BUTTONS
vrrv cheap: GOV RED ~IftlS aud WHALE
IOsE, BEAIDo, aud LiNlNGS
LEVY & DAVIS.
pa. buy y,ur BAHY-CAhKItGa 1nm you
t.v. saeu ours my s3-ood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

SOL S.-Wo show largo and choice selection u
UMBRELLAS ANb PAkA~OLS made ot Cam
tr.~ gir.hsfo. Serge. GIorin and Gros-Grain
-Ik and Surah. WIN ~INor, Gold. teiiWoid,
Ivory. nul Wool Handles. For cnoice goods at
low prices give usH cai. LEV DAVIS.
osyo money ty baylns Your bhhl AK
1frtt.- a. .a my 2-eoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

49, UOSE.-ONE LOT OF Chill
pREN'~ COLOkEp STRIPED HOSE al cents a
t4ir-~clured from l0ceuts.
ono lo' ~ CHlLOfENs ColOktp SlmfLp
COilON HOSE 10 = cents pair-Icduced from
Ia.. cents. .
LADIES FULL REGULAR BROWN bALbRlG-
Cas- HOSE at % cents pair worth % cents
LADIES' FULL REGULAR BLACk AND col
oRFD COTTON HOsb al 1g cents d pair worth
sn...ial bargains IN coon QUALITY HOSE for
women and children, and SOChS Tor boys anu
r., s3..,t LEVY a DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
- H0TsLKETPERS WILL FIND

& liOl lNtktEIEtO " I'D tiNb
excellent TUGKEY-KED TABLE DAMhsh
fDr Ieiio-Cloths al -ac. yard worth fo+;
E1ira quality 1URkEi-Rtp pANAsk for Ia
tie-Cious az tp, yard worth i3r;
IarrssIze IUBEEY-BED TABLE-tLOiHs at
81 worth 5i25;
TURKEY .tED NAPKINS at c5c. a dozen worth
tu-:
largo a.aorimout Of TURKISH BATH
TOWELS from IO. up 90 fl25 zach;
SItHpED |RAY-CLO1iiS, SILAshL rs, HDF-
IiI and BUREAU SCARF =, NAPhIN>, aud
IJlL LoW-SuANS.
r..l,ud LEFY& DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

CHEWING & ROSE, $50 ?. NJ, two lois on
street between TWcny-oightn and Twenty
ninth streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co, 5P. NJ, proper
" on Reservoir and Ashland streos.
y. W. BOWE,6 2. NJ, house and lot on south
sdo Of FRANKLIN street.
ARTHUR RODOFF. trustee, $50 p. NJ, stock ot
drugs at CiatemOut, Va
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, horses. mules,
OuggIes, wagons. &C; II A. 81, hay, wagon,
cart, buggy and harness, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
Eouufi nf Last.

Or. G.. smhh wifi extract teeth this after
noon from to 3 O'Clock at bis Office, 4s5
BrOal street, free OF cost and without PAIN
using SteIuan's Auesihetic, which he gusran'
tees 10 be perfectly harmless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Drink Malto-?5 couts a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
Drink Malto Tor Tho nerves.

No well-rcgu.ated household should be without
a bottle Of AAGOsIURA BIrTERs, the World-re-
nowuod appetizer and inygorator ASK for tho
genuine article, manufactured 10y DR.. j. G. b.
Seigert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
CONTINUATION
or TIE
GRAND BARGAIN COUNTER SALE
on SHOES.


sH0Es AT 30 PER CENT. LEss THAN COST TO
MANUFACTJKE.
ladies. OPERA SLIPPERS f9C worth 90c.;
isi.,s' SAILOR Ttt> GDc. worth ~;
raIie-' BI ICuN ONFDkD SLlPPEkS
LAfi.-' PAIINr-lhAIuEk SLIPPERS CSC.
la1.~f IEsDiD BOW OpERA-sLIPrERs zoe.
fsd'.s' OXFOED TIES sc. worth il.65:
Ladies SANDALS. suaIs and Beaded Bows
S3c. worth $40; .-.,.,.,,.
ladies' KID.LlNED HEAVILY BEADED OPERA
~IIIPlNs 0Uc. worth sl,ai
Lalias' MOROCCO SLifFhhs. Fiat heeh axe.
Isti.. CtlF' SIIpPTBS AZ 49c. worth &c;
.tal.t- OXFORD TIES f8c. worth Doe;
Infants BUTTON SuOES @3c. worth Soc;
Chilreu's BUTTON SnOks, with heels, zoe.
Chiidsens LACE SHOES, with heels, 2ec.
cbnI,ens ami Misses OXFORD AND OPERA
TIES az Ole. worth s. %;
aud - p SPRINGFIELD suORs a. Soci
sl5 SPRINGFIELD SHOES az lc.j
s. SpKING-u tEL SHOES ai BLOB;
SI.Zj BOYS BUTTON suOts al sfc.
$50 BOYs' BUTTON SHOES, wiih tips, at
Ladies KID BUTTON SHOES, very soft and
easy. % eI.3S worth -;
ladies' FkkNCu KID ShOEs, 70 buttons, Si'SS
worth 81 <... ,.,,l.,..
Iadie. FRkSCH KID BUTTON sHOhS, over
fsu sesfn and fat hoci 1919 worth $40
Evsry one OF those SHOES are displayed upon
our centre counters aud marked in
PLAIN FIGURES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
rey- NEW CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.

WcIsyc ius' n1ol uparoom 90 our second
noor .or ue dlsrisy OF CURTAINS. Wo now
o~.r yol az great bargains NOTilNGHAN,
BRUSSELS. uusH POINTS, and SILK CUR
gaIN~.
largo assortmcn. q POLES and CHAINS for
Clr'a.ns
r.r 2tcol LEVY & DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

r-y- SEVEN CENTS WILL BUY A
IADl's PURE LlNEN COlOREDbokDkk
lfrN~IITCHED WANDkEkt tnlEf, ne coed as
Va. ever sold forl2kc. Wo have just siNty-two
co..n. r1 advise those who wish Go secure the
fr.s,,4f bargain o. the season 90 call early aud
,,, ..e''t LEVY & DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
THE ARGUMENT.

Mr. Allan opened the case for the plaintiff
and was followed by Major \. R. Courtney,
who made the first speech for the defence
lie was followed by John ). Wise, Esq, one
Of his associates, who occupied the time un-
Ill an hours recess was taken for dinner.
when the court re0pened at 8 O'Clock
Colonel ". W. Gordon opened in an hours
speech, which was the closing one IN behalf
OF the defence. lie addressed himself most
particularly to the legal aspect Of the case,
aud like those who preceded bin made avery
tine argument. Mr. Allan cane next, and
spoke for nearly two hours, giving the ease
10 the jury at a few minutes before O'Clock.
After an hours retirement The jury re-
turned unable TO agree upon verdict, and
were adjourned over until this morning at
II o'clocs. when they viii be again sent out
FOR consultation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
THE TUNNEL BOND.
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE ROAD
GIVE THE REQUIRED SECURITY.
A $1,000 Guaranty That Property Hold,
ers Will Suffer No Pseuni-
ary Loss.

A called meeting OF the Committee on
Streets was held IN the City Engineers
Office last night to consider the bond OF
100000 required Of the Richmond and
Chesapeake Railroad Company TO secure
property-owners and others from losses that
NAV occur IN consequence Of accident &C.,
in building the tunnel under Eighth street.
THE DOCUMENT.
The counsel for the company, Mr.. Henry
A. Atkinson, presented the same bond
which had been offered to the committee the
night before, signed by e. F.. Belyin ipdi-
vidually and as president Of the company,
with the additional names OF james A. SIM
mons. Of New York, and Preston Bs!vin, OF
this city.
Mr.. Atkinson said that the Richmond and
Chesapeake railroad propose TO project
themselves by the bond of the contractors
who will bulld the tunnel.
COLONEL CUTsHAw's VIEWS.
A letter from Colonel Cutshaw TO Mr.. A.
kinson, dated MAY 18th, was read at his re-
quest. In this Colonel Cutshaw said that
be would agree to the plans and .pec.tca.
tious passed two years ago. excepting that
he would insist that the southern mouth OF
the tunnel should come ont under the pave
mcnt and houses on the western side of
Eighth street, aud not in the middle OF the
street.
IT WILL ALL BE FIXrD.
Mr.. Atkinson said that when the engineers
came together be was sure there would be
no trouble on this point. There was plan
on foot to buy all the property IN the neigh
borE0od, when would he effected sooner or
later, and that would settle the matter. be-
cause all the railroads intended TO have de-
pots in that section.
ACCEPTED.
A discussion over the new bond followed,
which was participated in by all the MEM
bers Of the committee. Al who criticized
it stated that they were in favor OF the road
and tunnel, but would prefer more names on
the bond.
The bond was at length accepted by the
following vote;
AYES Messrs. Bland, Chappell. Gri.tln,
Hin. Parater Robinson, and Starkc-7.
NoEs.-5lessrs. Cutchins, Powers, and
Crenshaw-3.
CITY EYGINEER'B POSITION.
Colonel Cutshaw again arose and stated
that be wished II distinctly understood that
he was not In favor OF the tunnel II the
southern portal came out on Eighth street.
II was then ordered that the bond and
power Of attorney accompanying II be re-
corded in the Chancery Court at the expense
OF the railroad company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
THE GOVERNORS NAIL
soxE SPECIMENS OF THE LETTERS HE
RECEIVES.
Our Fitr and the Mention Of His Name
in Connection With the
vice-Presidenoy.

The following letter reached the Cover
nor's Office yesterday
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May Is, 1887.
Hon. Fitz Lee, Governor STATE Of Virginia;
Dear sir,-At sale OF property captured
or abandoned during the late war | bought
several watcbes-rmong then one that De
Ionged to James or Joseph 81. Phillip, Com
pany g, Thirteenth Virginia cavalry. II Is
a buuting.case silver watch. Believing that
bis friends would ike TO have il, would 1t
be too much trouble for you TO find their
whereabouts and let them know who has
it? Will gladly return it TO them.
Respectfully, A. NJ. IuBMAN,
formerly Of Company +, Seventeenth Nir-
ginia infantry, C.. ;. a.
7. S.-The cost a. sale was Sl.jO, Wrlch,
with the necessary postage, Will be all thal
will be required TO redeem it.
POLITICAL EUCHRE.
=. aF. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

JOE PRINTING neatly executed at the Dispatch
Priutlng-llouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

All work intrustod to the Dispatch Joo-Print-
Ing House promptly executed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

The Gauze-DoOr kaagcs aud tooh~
Forty per cent. saved IN Roasting and
Broiling. send Tor circulars.
JOHN Bowers, : Governor street,
Rirhu0nd. Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
TarE WEATHER REPORr.
IRv lci,rraph 10 ,hc Dlspatch. !

p WAsHiNGToS, May 93-i 4. E.-For
.,., Virginia and North Cnrolan~ slight
RAlh changes 10 temperature, rain, fhllowcd
in tho interior by inir weather, fresh 20
--- brisk castofly winds, h.sh ca the coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
MET AT THE DEPOT.

At the depot the New Engllnders were
met by delegation Of the Richmond Bap-
lists. They were escorted in carriages and
Omnibuses to the hOtei.
Their headquarters arc at Ford's, and 3lO
Of the visitors were entertained there, the
remainder beng taken to the Exchange,
except q few, who arc guests at private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

The MARYLAND LIFE-INsURANCE C0NPA-
NY, Of Baltimore, WILL MAKE CONTRACTS
WIN RELIABLE MIN who can successfully
canvass for life Insurance upon she most adysn-
tageous terms.
This company has no general agents. but tho
fun com pensatiOn is paid direct 10 the local or
Special Agent who secures the risk.
Persons who can demonstrate beyond doubt
that they can successfully canvass for business
will DC employed - special Agents.
This company has paid 70 policy holders or
their representatives s,5tO,OJO since Its orgsni-
zatlOn.
No claim has been resisted, delayed, or COM
promised, but all have oeen promptly paid at
maturity.
For fur her information address the Company,
No 10 South street, Baltimore, Nd.
WILLIAM IL. BLACKf0RD, President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
HORSES, MULES. cows, &c.

EOR SALE, A YOUNG HORSE, Tn
z sound aud reliable. afraid OF nothing, XII
suitable for a lnly's driving, can be bought low
az owner has no use for him. Apply ~ W. u.
SrIuERLAND'S stable. my 273I
Tor SAGE. A YOU n @ Tn
/ HORSE: high bred q grandson ot%@1A
Revenue: Of dno sze well broke, and OF excel
lent action. ". NONmhN.
Stable opposite engine-house on Third street
botween Grace nud Broad. my 22-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
wANTE.

WANTED, MALE AND FEMALE
w TEACHERS, members Of tho Baptist
church-Profess0r 0f Ancient and Modern Ian
guagas: Professor Of Dldactcs. graduate OF Nor
mai school; Professor of Law and Government,
graduate ~ Law school; Professor OF 1hera-
peutics, graduate OF Medical College; professor
of CraDhics and Commercial Science. graduate
of Commercial College; Director of Music
eithor male or female, single, and members on
the Baptist church. Salaries from 500 ana
board 10 500 and board. ...,,,
SOUTHERN SCHOOL AGENCY,
royo2-tt Nashville, Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

g TRAYED FROM MY%
- house May IS, isSs. A LIVER AND
WHITE POINTER DOG, Answers % me nsmo
OF Dan. A suitable reward will be psid II return.
"a TO III. j. Nunnaiiy 4 Sons. corner Eighth and
Hull streets. OK Ninth aud Murray street. nao-
chester. JOSEPH L BEsiLL
my 23-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
sent On for FeloB,ous shooting-Oth-
er Cases.

Arthur Toies and w. H. ilaskins (both
.coIored) were before the Police Court yes.
terday morning charged With shooting and
woundipg Ralph johnson With apisIoi with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23

Dis po-kot. pulled oui bottle n Scotch oats
Tsseuce. took big dose aud with cleer brain
aai steady mind proceeded % study St. out And
l,f.t %. oud is as irc3 today % buy bottle Of
fne great curor q an Nerve Diseases ana pys-
pep-.a az you are. How ala no DO Sc? Take
your peu-ii md Try 80 yourself but II your hand
is uuslcn1y. your brain cloudy, your mind irru-
DO. or your nerves 0isorisro1, you viii never
s.lre 90 uual youhayo bought a botuo Of Scotch
Oats Essence
Esrry hot,le - Scotch Oa,s Fssonce manuinc-
,.r,l py tae company v,l now have ON re
,-.tetusrI wrapper $1,000 forfeit guarantee
uat 30 doos not contain particle Of opium,
morphine. chloral OF any o.hcr narcotic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-23
TITS WEATHER n RICHMOND YESrgEDAY was
vcfy disacrcsulc, with rain All day.
RAagc Of Thermometer Yesterday:
Goan temperature
CAN III GET 0UE%

Ths following popular puzzle has Interested
i,..assuds. and so rivo 80 here Tor further study
And clessiur Hero So BE-. "a man hrOko into a
drugstore asi sioic tWonty-four bottles Of scotch
oats Esscncc tao great Nerve Tonic, Brain In
v.orari, auc Anil Dyspepuc. lie WIS arrested
ADJ locsol mp in tho upper lefi-hand cell. marked
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04
enonu en- @ans. @isielis ertlerer
ban. at han lite pn1fer gtominatipn,

enonu en- @ans. @isieli9 ertlerer
ban, at ban lite bnlfer 9tomination,
os leg tror, ban opristia mener boao
ban flyer, men for bet fbrfte bar ban
en- Men9be Eilbensere, iom 9ierne
enonu nilbe ie bam / &onsresien en-
Sang til, ba bans Nnituelier oeotomz
n,enbe 3arifen ct betienbte os faloer
paa en- &rit iommen meo 5oltets; os
berneft, naar @onpentionen blioer
bolbt, os no9le af be manae &anotoas
ter finber, at ber lite ct nosen nofi9t
for fig lelp benne Gang, pil be maaite
pere tilbpielise til at siue lin @tDrte
til g5elion, ba be maaite oeroeo pil
faa en- Mnleonins om to Mar beref=
ter - eller fbr, ber1om gtelion ifuloe
treffe til at bliue ualst til 5oreneoe
@taters @enator, buurimoo be, ON en-
nD Mano 9aar in6, maalte maa pente
fire Mar. 9er1om iaalebes en- iaa
gobt lom entemmi9 Momination blep
paatounset 9fellon, piloe ban neppe
afllaa Cen, o9 bet piloe paa insen
Maaoe fomme / &onflitt meo bans
Qof9ter 1om Senatoremne, ba ban
pil pere filter pan at faa ben fulbe
llnberitpttelie al fit 9iirifts Meoz
lemmer 2esislaturen imob Millioz
reren us rSernbanefon9en" IS. 8.
@a1bburn, 1om 1pnes at bore ben
eneite fremrasenoe Gipirant for @e=
1atorembe6et, ioet Sabin aniees iom
belt uoe al Marten.
@nEin9 fan man.onie iom afsiort, ,os
bet ct, at Earifipbr9smaalet oil ton1z
me til at bape peientlig Snolpoelie
paa ben fommenoe &alsfamp, og bet
bill betomme Gepublitanerne bel, ON
be ombpsselis ouerpeier, bpem be no,
minerer. Deriom Melion betemt af=
iaar 9tominationen, o9 en- @pi=3a=
rif<Mano ltuloe blipe nomineret, bill
be ie9 lite anle bet for umuli9t, at en
Demotrat eller en- uafben9is &anbi=
bat oilbe blipe pal9t paa en- 2autartf=
&latform. Set huer lite at tole paa
ben rftore republitanlte Maioritet" !;
5armerne er urolise, &arttbaanbene
er itfe laa iterfs, iom De pleieoe at
oere, og beriom Self faar bet / So
be at ben republitanlte &anbibat lite
er 1om bon lfal pere / Tariflpprss=
1naalet, fommer De til at femme, iom
be bar 9Dit ill.,"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04
6ergns &al1s Mgebtaa
uofommer bber Snsoag.
81. Solent, llS9iber.
Snbifriptionspris S1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

Tpl9enoe er blepen tilienbt l19e=
blabet meb Mnmoonin9 pm Spto9elz
1e:
IS ct. Olaf bp6e en- al Goiunets
fprlte @ettlere DEN lobe Decb., Gor=
tel Sllen To1S fra Sisoal Mor9e,
eiter en- lensere @psbom, ausipet at
bore &reft / Maoen, i en 2(lber al
omtrent So War. 9an efterlaoer &oz
ne o9 to Imaa Bbrn, oer be9raber So
BET al en- fier 9usbono O9 5aoer.
Sen 1pr9enbe @nfe atle99er berDe0
lin bjerteli9e Eat til ale, lom bar
benoe bebialpelis unoer bans Spsz
bom, o9 fulste bam til @raoen. SUN
taffer o91aa 8ait. .. q. Morman for
bans Biltanb o9 Delta9elle.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04
StptU 9toof.
2SDe Nett. 1887.
ST.. &ebaftpr!

6r. &ebaftpr!
Set bar an9aaenoe bet ristise e(ler
uri9tige / 9ulon9s foreitaaenbe
9ensning, ies pilbe 1triue noqle Orb.
gtaar ri minoes bans reblelsf fulbe
l19jernin9, 1pnes 9ommen at bore
ret. @nbper Strafeloo arunoer fig
paa to @ooebprinciper nemlis: 6orz
brpoerens s5orbebring, os @amfunz
bets 8etrDsselie. Set fprite tan Der
lite bliue Sale oln, ,1aar SorbrDrelz
len ct al ben 8eIfaHenbeb, at ben
fororer 9positraf. Ser er bet fun
bet an0et, 1om fommer / 8etra9tning,
8etrp99ellen for Samilie og 9jem,
2ip o9 @;enbom. 9pbsiraf ber /
@ianeiota ct peo Sou beitemt fun
for Morb fgrite @rab, bet pil fise
Moro meo forub beFemt 5orlet,
(pre1neditated design.) 9eri blep
9olons iom befjenbt f1noen 1tplois at
Surien, o9 pbmt @enbolo bertil, ps
no9et onbet tunbe 10 neppe pentes,
men laa er Sppr9smaalet, Iom llsez
blabets &eoaftpr fpr bar aiort OPP
marfioin paa: &ar @ulon9, oa Jan
uofprte lin frD9telise lloaao, peo fin
fuloe @anos o9 @amlins? eller leo
ban al temporert &anoib? eller er
ban en- Soiot meo iaa inoltrenfebe
Guritanbs:@ s:@uner, at ban life er til:
resnelis? St ban lite tilresneli9,
iaa buroe @traffeu foranbres til Slaz
peri paa 2iustio, tbi berpeo pilbe ban
binores oitere at be9aa &olnsbanb>
linser.
9auoe ban oertmoo fin fuloe Sorz
itanb, oa ban be9it Moroet, iaa bpr
Dommen fulobDrbes. 6olon9 blioer
1aa Tilfeloe ben anoen, 1om liber
@pbsitraffen, foen oens @jenin0fp=
relIe Der i@taten.
Meofriueren bapbe libt &ienoltab
til Solong, og 1Dntes ban bar noset
unoerlis. S llseblaoets forrise gtu=
n1er, Dtrer Ell Manb, at 6olon9 bpr
ben9es, oa anta9er, at man mere
upartilt Tan beopmme @asen, naar
man uenoer Eilfeloet ON og anta9er,
at Morberen bar en- sSrlnnber, pg
BEN mproeoe en norif &i9e. Mtg foz
refommer bet, at 9fati0naliteten 1let
life bur9e fomme / Betra9tnin9 / en-
laaoan Sag. Seq baober, at in9en
@an9nin9 finber iteb, fpreno bet cons
itateres, l&oen Spor al Epiul, at So
longs Sor1tano bar normal.
9ouis 8. sSo1s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04
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