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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-12

M ALAGA GRAPES, large clusters, Just re.
Ifl ceived at
sep3o McBURNEys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-12

NJ EW BASINS and BRAZIL NUTS received
IN to day by
oc,13 &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-12

Collected AFRICAN and PERSIAN DATES
~ just received at
oct12 McBURNEY's STORE
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
THE WHEELMEN' DAY
PREPARING FoR i. SIC Tine TO-DAY
ss-sI4sa Frsns o~<<stk. sss->ss. c~'a-
..sss "a Aas4-xs4 ts1~g's rrs-
xr.nazs-ss1s ktss Et1l2s
Lsoksd foE.

Tas aa1acsr Of sAsslsssn "a tns city tbs
aesassk Drs1nass - A4ks one Of tEs a-ost
Interesting aays " as4us gEsI las occurred
lsr aa.ny a al0nla. al ciuo. ~n0 @rflFsd
ysslsrd.y and .sst sssning sess sast Al t1s
rains - Tie reception con2itles VI tne
aoms elas snd escorted - tie uhsslaasa
ae..ioaarters a. sweet hotel ~nsfs ths
lrzsas aga sss n41s sally yssLsfcAy morn
lng
Ias dfst waiting cub - srriys ~sfs ths
f,iigsiaz usnu ssI " s1s Il 4sksz0n a 81
5.cycls Cluo a. A Erssz .nd ". ID. Hay
sard of Whits Cloud Fred Jacobs. u As~-
ayko. and Miner l.. Noble. VI sparta Insy
arrived al TIE mon depot a. tV5y-
AT 90 l4st Bisag II. J. b4ssett. K ID
Drake and Y. /. NliEiesoa, Of tns Co-a"Aisr
club. arrived Ga ne l.. ;. IA ;. The hul
climbing contest ca EOuntsin-sl- occurs a.
IL a. "a. alter = nieh TIE -hsslnaeE ell %
photographed.
The parade which taxes place a. p. IA
nss 0een s0ue~ oal shortened iI0n y 3 a.
va a. nrsE inssnded and vii Dc a.
fOliosa
Form a. Fulton Street Pak. wheel
through AOnFOe sad CsD4l-sts.. cross
BnaxssL bridge 10 rurasr-ss., softn 10
sixth. cross SiItk-sL sndxs 20 Ottawa
sOuIh 10 Pearl. e.sL 10 North DIVISION.
sonth pass 20 fark TO Sheldon. south %
Maple ssst 10 Jersrs0n-svs.. north 10
Fultoa. 1sst 70 soata Division, south 10
Hall east 70 the : ar ground
Al ~hselnen OF The city, whether
they are members 0f the club or not, 4re
cordially invited % join IN Eas sftsfnoon
parade.
About flty wheelmsa are expected from
Detroit Af Bert brown. OF rorsnt Q:
| Ont, ths champion hvsmile rider ann hill
/ climber Of the D0miniss. and Mr.. James
| Lamont, OF Chatham. Ost-. also last rider,
| are expected here They will contest tor all
| the opea races The races al the fair ground
AZ 5 y. IN. include:
| Half mile noyics-First prize, silver
medal. second pnzs, pair OF bicycle
| shoes.
one mile, q. r. B. c. cham pionship-
| First. gold media sscond, the "eooby."
Ons mile open-Firs., gold medal; sec
/ Dad silver medal
Five mile lap-First. gold medal; second,
gold headed umorells.
Half mile ride and run-First, gold L. A.
| w. pin. second. silver medal.
| ConsolariOn-First, bicycle lantern; sec
| ond. silver mug
The home clao weuld like to have bust
| ness men rsise their fsgs In honor OF the
day and of their guests.
The lats trains last night brought IN quite
. number OF wheeimen from Detroit and
posats along the D.. q. Il. & II. and tho
o. K. L. & d. The Detroit Stars and the
Detroit Bicycl> Gub are both represented
by sight men each. They arrived on tn,
! c. K, l.. & ID. at IO.40. while the ID, g. II
4 N. brought In fourlesa vheelmen that
| took part Ia the races At ST. Johns yester
day. Among the latter crowd WAS Bsr
| Brown the Canada champion.
| This evening recestion TO visiting mem
bers will De held at Sweets, closing with
banquet. The wheelmen will remain owe
sunday and view the city during the day
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
sourH ED rrKsss


Ars. gsaes AeNllaa - s2s So1ta D.
tis.en- a.. kss rssarsse fro14 r. ~aFa<-
Ms. EsnEis e. Hozssa-aa s15 Aoat JsDs
smisa izsy~ kouesy ioT is fsTk. - Be-
sg1~ to -seEs.
srs. 3oba Haas. - SoGln Dis.s-9n 81.
bas fsl1ru ron = ugz1 Fls-t 80 rs-4
uss@ aBd ffisads ia Dsytoa 0alo-
NJ sa9 xrs D~sisncorf OF Sd Souta
ies-si0l 81. have fst1fas1 fro4 a t1rss
sesks y.slt siIh frsnes ~ AleSAD-
~ sna Nrs. Charles D. Asss o. Niuth-
ave snd tasiK tso children. bsvs eoos 70
Highland Pssk - sp~ad coupe " wesks
NJ xnd Ars &. r. slocoa snd Their
cniiaFsn have returned irom tSo wss.s
sisiL ~lEa Ms. Sloeum mother - r
Wsyns.
The Republican Cub OF the Third warc
Vii hols aleSging aud rally ~ kinE lsGg
Hal, Ga Sogfh Dis.sl9n 81. aext AoRdsy
evening Hoa. "A. c. BuEcn slA address
tie Essling.
The dance a. fiag9etI. Hal Thursday
evening s4s very successful considering
tie stais Of tie weather. 1hs hal Is very
popular as a dance hall ~Ilh the young
people ia TIA south Ind
The Grand Rapids PiAaiHg Nil Co.
have lust received an order from NJ. Bissell
tor lumber 10 os used ia The construction Of
soms immense stock barns which re
wn erect A. his stOck farm near Reed :
Lake.
B. = Harris, the popular South ID vision
e. grocer. has come out with me new
delivery WAGON IL Is neat one AMI AT.
Harris genial deliveynsn. Martin Besgy
wears q iolleT smile than ever when be
hands Oul the laden baskets TO his Gus
toners
Francis Boylsnd. an sr-deputy shsrih,
and = milk peddler, and Will Washer dis
putsd the right Of Nay in al alley. back OF
the 81. Denis. "Wednesday afternoon, aud
il resulted Ia Mr.. oyland, getting whipped.
and both men getting arrested. Wsssner
paid s. and costs yestsriay and boJland
had his case al surnsd for one week.
The people OF the South End think that
there ought - be soae rOtect0n for them
against The large her1s of cattle which are
allowed 90 Craze on the vacant lots within
the city limits. Several ladies have bed
clothing haag on the wash line torn To rags
6y the hooking OF som. of these cattle aud
not being abe 10 tell 10 whom the cattle
belong they have no redress- The South
End people think that il ought 20 be the
duty of some officer TO see that the cattle
are not allowed TO Craze within the city
limits.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
THE COURTS.

UNITED STATEs-In the case OF Sophia c.
Hutchinson VS.. the Mineral Range Rail-
road company, Henry 8. Ives, ct al, q
motion for an injunction to restrain de-
tendsnt frcm voting on certain shares OF
stock alleged TO have been unlswfully is
sued by Ives and his associates, was argued
and submitted and, is held by the Court
the Northern division Of the Western dis
trict OF Michigan. 7. J. O'Brien, of this
city. and Mr.. Tully, OF New York. appear
for the complainant, and John W. Stone of
Houghton, Mich, for the defendant.
SUPERIoR-Emma w. Higgins VS.. Frank
f. Higgins, divorce; bearing in open court.
Freeman Godfrey vs.. Martin De Vries,
electment; evidence taken as to improve
ments made on the property involved in
this suit; submitted 20 court without srgu-
ment. Freeman Godfrey VS.. Martin De
Vrie., ejectment; ordered by the court that
the tax receipts Of Hendrickus Teppink in
troduced in this cause be returned TO said
Teppink upon the fling Of a certified copy
OF such receipt with the clerk of the supe-
rior Court. Freeman Godfrey VS.. Amos K.
Wheeler. eiectment; evidence taken ss 10
Improvements. damages, etc. George n.
White Va. Peter Van Jeuwen, ejectment;
evidence taKen as 10 Improvements. etc.
Ereempn Go dfrey vs.. John w. Snellink, !,
ejectment; evidence az 10 Improvements,
etc. taken. Freeman Godfrey VS.. Leonard
Clark, ejectment. evidence taken as TO i'm
provements.
PRoBArr-Estste of Elizabeth J. Thomp-
son. al alleged mentally incompetent per-
SOD, petition for appointment Of general
guardian filed: bearing September 3: petit
ton for appointment OF a special guardian
filed: hearing August Is. Estate of Mary
a !.
rant and report filed; order for payment OF
debts. Estate OF Solomon l.. Withsv, de-
ceased; executors second annual account
filed. hearing September T. Estate of
Florence Cumbsck. minor; inventory
filed. Estate OF VIM. Cssner. deceased,
order allowing claims and decree for pay
ment. Estate Of Herbert Harrington, a
minor: guardian fled sn d letters issued to
Emma Harrington. Estate of Thomas
Marks deceased. com missioners war
rant and report fled. order for payment OF
9okfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

James - Mcbride. who returned early
tntae week from two wssks Trip 70 Bos-
Ton AMI Nes YORK, gave Mrs. Mcbride
very pleaszrsf surprise "a bis return oy pre-
senflnz asr sith set OF elegant diamonds.
Rev. Kerr r. Tapper vail deliver an
address g the Al. L. Church IN Big Rapids
on "Wednesday evening next for the
sliication 0f tas pupils OF the Industrial
School.
j. q. Huizinaa, Of Holland. Michigan.
wao attended the medical department Of
ths state uniysraty, 10 expected here IN
fsw dsys TO visit ais friend stephen Whitney
Prof N. N. B4lhDu. Of 81. Psups School
Concord. y. r. anal Miss Jennie Baiios. Of
Woousocket r. L.. ars the guests Of their
aunt. Mrs. George ". Allen.
Miss Lille jennings has gone 20 Amigo
Wis. % take . position Rs stsnographsr and
tvpssriter with the Gmber frn OF hsrthe-
son 4 White.
Mr. and Mrs. J. " Moore. Of Detroit,
and NJ and Mrs. VIM. Brady, Of Horton
Wills. Ars The guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Brady,
Of Lsgfavs-st-
Mr. asd Mrs. wm "A Farmer. OF Auburn.
y. Y, rsturaed home yestertay sitsr visit
vita Mrs. Farmers brother. W. l.. Jones,
OF Fourth ST.
MraJs 2 Field has rrturnsd 10 her home
Irisnd Miss Anaie Aurshav-
r 4. piobls, the chlsf clerk st the Nor
ton. has returned from his vacation spent
N Detroit and Buffalo.
Mrs John TABOR and son Herbert. of
wa,srioos g. 20 TO kesLsua Park today
FOR weeks rscreation-
Allie Chspmsn and Charles Miller lsave
this morning for q two weeks outing At
Hixhlsad PARK.
Miss Jennie Bemsnt. Of Maple Rapids. is
~ xlsst Of the Misses Pisrcs, OF North
piyisiOn-st
MrsA. n Norsh..d left for Columbus.
Obio. yesterday for Isw weeks visit with
rslssivss.
Mss Grace Alderman. ofGrssnvillei IL the
guest Of Miss Bertha Kutsche. OF Sum
nsr-st
Ms. Emile n. sslby, Stare Librarian, Of
Illinois Is The quasi Of Mr. and Mr.. II. J.
Carr.
Ms. Mary Milan lost her pocketbook on
Clancy -s;. yesterday. b contained t22.T5.
Rev Kerr 3. Upper. will deliver lecture
in Big Rapids s>xt Wednesday evening
Pred A. Nsyesrd vent down 70 Ottawa
R~sch lsss uixhf % remain over Sunday.
Miss Nsrruerit. Hslonsy has rsturned
from q iong visit at Ssult Ste. Asris-
A. Z. wordsn and viEs have rsturned
fron q four weeks trip in ths East.
Or. 7. 3. Hoin~ and family are spending
wsek a. Ionis and vicisity.
Nv Rossnthal and son Walter hsvs re-
t1rssd Erom an Eastern trip.
Mrs. Geo. l. Waite. OF hsncslsna, il
visiting friends in shis city.
Mrs. James Nshon-y snd daughter hsrs
rsfur--d rom Bisck AXE.
wa3tar / Ts-n. of Auburn. n. Y. 10 in
the city Wasting friends.
A. Nsy. of The Giant clothing houss. IA,
r-turnsd from the East
A. n. n. Perkins. Of chiosgo. 10 spsnd-
lag ws-k 10 this city.
T. Q. nsrrsxh. sf Kansas City. vent to
rstssksy last night
Ar. snd Mrs. Freeman Brewer ar. a. the
Black Lake resorts.
Miss Maggie Hosy hss rsturusd from her
vacation
To Nr. and M. ". r. Bsrusrd-s girl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

SssarosA, A1g. iT.-First race, Durs.
$500 three quarters Of q mils-Rsrsen Won.
Bssss 4. vu seooad and Navigator third,
tim. i,Ol.
Second race. purse $3.50. sn. uils-Tsrra
Gotta Won. With Ass second and Boocsc-
cio third. tize l.47l
Third race. purse s4oo mile snd three
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Won. Joseph second
Ten Day Third, time - ga
Fourth yses. pure s35o thrs.-quartsrs OF
q mils-Jsmss A vos. Miuthioon second.
Dynamite third time l.iS3
Fith rses. thrse- f1urths - nile
Wheeler K. Won. Isusert sscond ard
Pstulsnce third. time. ia
sirth race, pure 1870. three foarths Of a
nSls-Volstls ven. Moose second and
Ernest third. tine, ifat
In the rrfh race. "a ths large Geld rxn
crit of the ch1te. Wa Va fell He- iackev
Frssnsa. vss stunned. and rss carried in
an . strsschsr. He vss not seriously in
fures1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

The g. r. q ]. pay car visited the boys on
the NJ. O. r a |. Yesterday.
Fireman r. Brown las gone to Muskegon
to attend tbs funeral Of his brothers child.
The C. r. 4 /. train from the south was
over two hours late yesterday morning.
Hot boz.
Station Master Flaherty has had large
signs painted for tss cars, showing which
way they go.
The employees of the c. & w. u. will
enjoy theh annual excursion TO Ottawa
Beach today.
Frank K. Drake. formerly mail agent on
= Michigan road. is now baggage agent on
the q. & W. ".
Engineer Harry Johnson has returned
from Illinois, where he has been resting
from hiI lAoors.
Mrs. wn. II. Fish, wife Of Engineer ish.
OF the q. r. q l.. has gone for weeks trip
10 the northern resorts
Geo. K. hoshisr. engineer on 81, and
nephew from New York. have gone 10
hsckinse for . ier days.
The main line and the Big Rapids branch
Of the 9. & w. r.. will give An excursion TO
Ottawa Beach tomorrow.
The sink holes on the G. r., L. & d.,
which cause1 SONS trouOis this week, are
filled ana will probably not cause any more
trouble
The railroads have tate fair postens up
stating that they will give half fare rates 70
Jackson during the fair week beginning Sep
tembsr 10.
The Cleveland L>ader SAYS that during
the year ending June so thirty four persons
we're killed by accident on the Lake Shore
road IN Ohio.
Firsmen A. Hiser. /. Glenn and J. G.
Cothrill have been promoted TO engineers
and will hereafter hold down the right hand
side Of the cab.
For the first six months of the year
passenger business on tne g.. ". & NJ. road
shows q gain Of IL per cent over the same
months Ia 1887. This is fs,tsring gain.
The frsisht business of the G.. r & l. is so
great ct prsssut thai there are not locomo-
tivss enough, to handle the trsiss without
soDs Of the sagines making two trips daily
The ID. L. A y. excursion to be given tn
2Sd 90 Dstrois II sors to be largely attended
s IL will give many who wish 20 20 over
thi, 1sv aud popular line = chance TO go at
q very low price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

NOTICE b bertfg s1vcn fhsi pe'flier hss this
y fsT bear Hef ~ tts unofraFfssf ln tiff
f3rfHs lnnrf leT tfas County ~ Ken snc -tste ~
Hiro irss snc . uo~ pfrf "a n $40 e1fir ~
go Tfrf<s=s - Tsrsti iD9 ~ irst - tnf ftst q.
foTrfaF f0fcf Iaks ffaffior e. tht fi'f o
Srtrf hsFtss brsrr risf 81 fiC-tiot RI ~ t1t
81 e. orFst NJ eorlF u ranr~ 20 81
= ~ sfecr6isf - tse ge~erllaoHi srrTeTt la
~ fcvrstir n o-snr Fsptet e SD fnrntf of
3 eHi 49, efste ~ &ifr.f - fir~srfr enc lr'1
oii e. ths pfuprfeto-f ~ n 2 fn7 1frfrr 49,
r. - Hreineef enc srr~~eeo- ~ tse - fff -
frff - a1f rse0Tdsf s Gee ecf 81 So
49, ssse- - F,saas - So Coar q te1t tfo1
e. ia - gfssv tg9 q tsoaE ir .ff FORE
upol. r. p 81 f<<,x - q 80 psge ~ tnf + r
pyr.f~s - - stssT $50 ft fffsf So ~ Fiylf
~ sss r~rsfiafere III rn1~rrr p ~ -rrs
rYsrI stss afsTrstes ~ 81 tisg gsr eff 80 srr-rf
rsarss fra-sfe ~ rs~ssfrf - "a rt-f ~ ks-i.-
a. strsel - a. deEt tff essE - rtttf t.et
s.efs-e-r ~ -~srfr frF = nFcf 80 srrtaeriy
ssss ffr-srf e-.f zee -fftsasrf sfe f~erfrT srS
- rr.r~ 80 @rfae~'@ ss1F ttfref Tnzl the
r-sfse- ~ $50 rr-ittrt wi ~ rsief rr ~ rtsf
.-r ~ Hondsr re go oe7 - - ern1s- s.
f.-se6 r.rsns Ksrs6s Nsr rsr. 1uns Isss
rss et-e<f fsat 9s7 fnr'r@tF rsrt ferft
fkFffi NF1HfR
Fs~sxn xrsxs ssoruef - Fssl.iou~rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

OwinE - Tie great q sFe@s< - SO = aose-
szie lr&ae "a Afs "a lksa te hSse tAs Es4Ea
NV sco0pasd - epI Fcl&l sleIss- We
fuusl as< the eUt1< ti@sS& ics 20s bslesss
business. sna o2-E tslax aes~ztMsat.
EEg fsLAcK ssoCkka.
WI De elsoenunus3 Sest<nssr 4 lSSs
AnsE tkss asss ~ sso3s NJ - $50 -
rSIail-
A. ths elsssnE hKteFss sBd stofs f0fni-
tUfe sgas sstsr t01Rts5G. tare4 oe-tserF
wagons s.sig1s. sLc. are ieF sSis. EsEstEaE
wtb SAGA stocE - psro1As<r Has asslre.
We pEsssf 10 ssll AZ lxEF - party sisn-
lzE - o4ITs % tss esssGess. and - s4ct
90 prices sDn hcarsl tsrms ~ia - nses-
Bat saoula 20 purchase fOT tie whols aE~
pssr ~ August - se w-l seA - p.H AKA
QoasLlts - sUIJ
Al tie esUalers are soiS oherrf O. mari e
tops vita gspS4 LEA lI0n st1nosIas Ins
sasltlas is plg ~ - adjustable ifsn
brackets Snd ear os asas - e. eEy stsrs
without waste ~ sxpense. The Showcases.
scales sad other movable nEtuRss AS 70 {
nuesI IA IGs sgsss. lsssscaon latltsc a. Q
CoTresp0noenoe solicited.
\. Diving % toe sac q Our vhoies2l e
business ~ Lemon 4 Hoops. tGe present
location Of our retail stores can be lezses ~
the purchaser And TIE gOsa slA 81 our
large retail trade lbFo1e houl n
AsTsVk NElas A oe.,
- - - o0uih Dlslslcn 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
POLICE PICKUPS.

Geo. Tyler's cass was adjourned aga in
yesterday until the I'D.
The Minnie Carroll case has come TO su
end yesterday by the girl being discharged.
The case against Chas Shields. for keep
ing his saloon open after hours. went over
until the 2lst yesterday.
Nearly every case of Importance in the
Police Conrt lately has had a colored person
on one 'side or the other.
Nike Woods, for obstructing the view in
the bar in his saloon on Sunday. was held
for trial yesterday st the next term OF the
Superior Court.
Some one will fall through hole In the
mating at Police Headquarters some day
and the city will be compelled 10 pay for 3
broken leg.
VIM. Zimmerman. charged with making
a deadly assault on VIVA. H. King. bad a
partial examination and the case was ad-
journed until this morning.
John Bugg. the colored larcenist. was
held for trial yesterday at the next term OF
the Superior Court. His bail was fixed at
$500, but Bugg was unable TO give it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
ToWR TOPICS.


81 fs.sr rstis1ts as eolaz aorth.
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taa stls of ne A-s 800 .lo~- 1@fS
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HA teis s @VS " e-s
fs1i'it s'-+'Fit4
N6 tF.ar a. soaKns psrt - iot AZ,
o. l.1st-sFs .4Eils PiA4. Tor ) 30.
4 lalaI sf SO sl.lds0ts nave kracaAlsd
tea. tla q 70 gan AZ cllri4fsl College
t...... f.t.re s Rrsez~s ed A co fgf
1880 = r. rloea 3 ~ f,rasts a.idltioa.
..-. - = afsci.l~ are is,lv srpscrinx
-. ..s..., r.. >.t.s.fsn. = u,ostsIf.s "a ths
49,
49,. = ...ai.. sV,x..
p - ~ ~. f.ssar,
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.-f-. o. al.ck "A
~" 80 - s.s.-,..- -s.r-re.,
a. A1N
70 p+tr+
A. siof iip-- an -''.-- - -. -
lrresii-t o. 80 stS1--' -
haft h'"ae-
Not sngIs ASS ~ contsgious disesss
las 1sea rsboret % TIE board 0f hsalta
Ia 1Fer sees
Esxt sssk ths sigh furulflfe Com pany
u sssin - saeCt tEsir ne~ brick iAetOry,
a. t.Nl a.oia ~ 8rsssaL p.&nt.
~ fs e..-eh .ns othsr iotsresfinx
ri ..-.t--.. ~. Falr,i W.fd Pc
-.-..- rf.h II q.ogn-tt.s Hall 90 Non
<a~.r.-.,,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

There vii! be a reunion of soldiers snC
sailors al Alleesn August p. p. > sad "A
Ii will be the largest soldiers' encAmpmen'
in this Stale this year. There will be rousi q
camp fires each evening. with addresses bY
Governor Luce. eI-GoveInor Blair. Wasb
ington GzrdRer and otLen. sham battle
viii take place on Wednesday snd q grand
parade on Thuredsy, with Grafton by Hon
Clark r. Carr. OF Illinois. General Sick es
General Rosecrsns and other eminent sur
viyors of the war are expected. The rail
roads will carry ali veterans and visitors a
half fare
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

The ususl matinee at smiths will be
given this afternoon at ? O'Clock. being the
second Of the season, at which time the
entire programme viii be presented. The
entertainment is first-class and large
sudi.nces have sssH present 81 each per
formznce. Tonight a the asst opportunity
the patrons Of this amusement palace sill
have 20 witness the performance OF these
vaudeville stars, and a large house will no
doubt De prssent
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

DrsveCS "a. Aux. III P. Farley Of
this city isft today for Eurspe win two
ls-vsrs 70 take testimony from switrss-
nov N e-itrerlsrd - % use,i in - csls-
srsted c<se szsi.st kitsou. Hi. sad th.
Asnisnhs rsilro.d for -. recovery az a.
ss.r. of he SIS 0oo CO. sale ~ TIE d.
fssdsnts N s<rotisting tie bonas sps sHt a
ing ne raj. Is viA coRs ao Ter trisl %
fors Judse Brewer nsTt P-cenhsr TIE
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
AN Ex-PollcgNAN m JNL

~. e~s A~sv wth Fsersfr., gsss.-v's
W.shfsx LAST Js.@
ErFstrcsmsn + n. Gray Is ls isil fcF
s-ssinr . Toe Of shirts. cellars and cufFs
and ssssts from Pstrolmsn slsttsrv. The
shin<s tsksn ~sre q w-eks vsssiss. Beth
Nes I've IN the Housensn block snd the
fhis<s ~~r- tskso N June. NJ Gray sc-
knevi<6<>s ssking ne things, ssS sne cs-~
vii >sn- ID N Tue P,iics Cssst tsis morn
asg since the s~.son opsasd Grsv ass s--n
aafing ss fcur-trnder al R-dmoeta
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

To scc-n~aodste those ~ishisE - sfts7s
- Demo~rstic msss neeNoz a. Po~t
Erraa. We'd -esisv. AuE1sf ~ IL ~. q
4 ksHwsv - 49, roun1 rrir
rcEels ~ sIre.e are. TirKets - >e 700
zai7s Ausasl - ar3 rstsra ane 90 E-u
m Lsarlnr Pr Enrrr A.Fls- -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

ssx Avroxro. Ter. AK The vsssz-
ara r-union ~ss besua yesterisv ns5e-
shs suspic-s q ~ Tsrss sx-Confeds-sts
Assccistieu. Aecnt thrss thousans r.s---
ere ars a. present = c.rc which : psteks<
n ths e~-atieai 2s7 Pri~o Sp~fns rrs
&c nj - frcw tte ce-rrs - tkecffr -
exnp . ua3sr - csEs rs11 ~ Ga. - 81
xousx Ussssa stsbss Any.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

These whe s- IA th- habit of plsvinr
h~s- ssu en- Sunday within he city limits.
VII - int-r>st~a "A knowing thst sap.r-
ist-nsest Srsith hss is-ued sn sr,fsr thst
Ne et.ts 80 - r>~-rf 20 shaving hsss szli
% sunday % str1ctlv snfcrced. srs al
Rsv>rs -ss engage IA ne games VII se
k~~.e~.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
A LAST CHANCE.

Those that have not should improve
today the.lsst opportunity TO witness that
beauiiful display Of artistic etching and fine
embroidery done on tho Standard Rotary
Shuttle Sewing Machine at Geo. ID. Herrick
Il Co.'S Music Store, I3 Fountain-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

The sisctmsst cases # Freeman Godfrey
against Martin DsNriss Amos r. Wheeler.
John y. L9sliink and leonard Clark and
q Geo. X White against Peter Van leu
ven. rers up sgsin Ia tas Superior Court
YESTERDAY Al tn sviieHcs has been taken
snd The nsariBz II the arguments set Tor
Monday Aueust 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
A NEw HoTEI.

A. l.. Livingstone has leased the entire
upper part OF the Phrnix block aud is now
busily engaged in fitting up thirty-two 0
rooms. They will be lighted by electricity
and fitted with all modern improvements
and appliances.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

How lean N@sev. sxacs - ths r.@so-
sr3 sr-rsernb ber ~ fEs Hsuse r Ser-s-
seatsdve< fro-a ksrs6iih. =. z wzs fsr
t~aivs vssrr fe~rtls srFs-eT -7ts rRea-
nst.ss Re -T- ] cszsof ok-s7r arr
rs<sef1s -esrk ~ rs - m1ct geo. e.
v,zr soirh1r Efse- s.< ss>k q n -
- w41sex-< $500
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

Nv Yozx. Aag. Ia 9. Dan 4 %.
r>csrs h1sinsss esiures dariss fhs Ia.t
s~vsr davs fur ths Eaib>s Se.s~~ At 81.
fsT Cs4kdx - noe.l 2fA. ss r-urr.r.s
wiAA 20 lzst wesk and lei ~ ne eurrs.-
Reekzns ws< ~st FssF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

Renspasr ~. Houssns1. D9nHsiiv 4
Jcass Bsss Bal C'uo sxcurson - A8e-
ksgon nsxt S1r5s7 Eossr BIOS "a n y
4 J. Fs-s fsT tbs r.ur3 frr 3 Trsin
issvss n10n 5spcf = 81 = m. rstu~n i1 z
l-svss rsksxoa - - ?. n
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

JoSnoN. Aug. I'M. Parnsli dsniss
ths rsport that Be intends 70 vscsfs his sea-
in Parliament untii either ths Psrlansn-
tsry CoaamIsslon ~ to Scofch tourf has
complsted - ineuiriss into ne Tme
chs-Ees sgsinst bin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

CoxrsSrED TS7zsEsr or rHz CssT cs-rvD
The deep interest svstsnea during 10
cam p-rns>finzs or Lyon "a, ed e ths cos-
tnusncs of sp.cial services ssch afternoon
and evening tai. ussk snd 81 osr 81
Sshhsfh. ciosinz 8ssbsth evening. AuFust
-. Bible read nFs Zach forenoon FOR The
nreft - ~ vorksTs sno those o. ths
ground. srs $50 oren - AZ 70 Este ~
eoor fess Gene sad lst IS vcTshir TO
L,sTd ts0sthsr ls tbs ossaty q 10 iness
b. SHsu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

Your attention is called to our special sale
of s.. 90 shoes. This sale includes some OF
the best goods formerly sold at from $3.50
TO $500 pair.
Come eaIly before sizes are broken.
a. HERoLD & CO..
% Aonrae-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

Henry p Grady. formerly foreman f0f
John Cummings Ia sow iocsted 81 lio
south Diyision -ss. where be is prepared TO
do ell kinds ef carnage aHc wagon repair
ing. Wors promptly attended 10 and sssls-
faction guaranteed
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
LIFE- -SIZEp.

Those life-sized portraits at Hamilton's
Art Gallery, 20 Cansl-st., are pronounced
by the best of Judges to be the finest OF work.
and hey are made by skilled artists. Among
the collection are those of eI-Mayor Dixie
man. Colonel Briggs. and many Others.