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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
sIREIGHT.

The guide. who is in the employ Of the
fertAzlng company, takes pleasure in
showing where Colonel Slreight and his
band Of 1873 tunnelled under the walls Of
Their prison into an adjoining building
snd made good their escape. There are
40 vesiiecs left OF tue tunnel itself. but
the spot where it started aud the direc.
ton II took are shown. IL was q bold
and hercUlean task 10 undertake. The
poor fellows worked with no other imple-
ments than couple OF old knives and
wooden spitloon to carry off the
dirt. They started the tunnel from
the basement, carried il under the east
wall, across vacant space at least fifty
feet wide, and under sn old warehouse
adjoining. The tunnel was just big
enough for ca ordinary man 10 wiggle
through on bis stomach. but yet Streight
ard one hundred and nine others were
able 10 make the trip. Those little
stouter than the others had 10 be
squeezed through by men ia front and
behind. Streight himself nearly bad
his clothes torn of in making the jour
ney. Colonel Streight was here short
time ago on visit 10 Miss Van Lew,
who, il is known now, WAS instrumental
ia securing the final escape OF those .ho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

RESIDENCE No e5il east Franslin street
ALSO,
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TUESDAY. Nucu q. 1888.

az o'clock % far, ~, ~ no csri itr iii
thereafter, 20 VALUABLE REAL h-th
above risaesae1. cCrss. ,@-y AL ~ % .'.
Streets. 1900,
fas lot has frcat On mo south lins or la.
street " IiS feet ana ra1s oacA .lJ .te. b. |
line Of DDek sges- ...-......r
the enGrs i0t l. covered ~ r. = . A''''-
TNo-SG TORY nRnh Hhfraotrf- .-......
THIS PROPERTY shcli .9.n.a an lL' 80.
tiJa az paruas soskils Ar...it' il','
aud Tor ansrcnEtis o. Haaa1if '-ofF P''
tee Ie'at'el, silr, asi aatsFoi A--eA ''
al being fave ale. ,,,.er...
Ai.sr tac sale of the hli.Ps -
ny. cOnsistiag u BOiL.t-. a'rl
tae XVIII OUf!lg ,yt POO q NNett .i
Ct FAFER, all b seli. flr. t'f.- 81"
70 examine AIS va,ugo'e , pPi.}
Of salo. SElo NIL bs premp-y q. ..-
on TIE SAVE Day.
stsP. w..Iwill seg tss TOT oa r5.
street. fronfpef6 sset Ga ~ r@f i..oe .
streos bs,woas cay aaa ieisl ct ''' 49, 10
mag bsce fg2 fest BgIlne .s-' ii .l 1900.
are Ia demand, sad .kis sao4l4 So -.' Wv
tlQu OF investors. ....tsart
TRKNs: Cash "a % surif9p-Y 70 iA' .tr
expenses ~ saia al faxes lat % r.,0l
OF ana discharfc . no,o Oh. soc
Win iatsrs,t taaneoa .ucgl iaf 81 i'' .r.
lsg,. reflIlsNt si1, twelve, ago ~ r. ..-
ne defsgraa r....u,sbts ~ b. Of. t'A ...L
gofiabls neres. wstt D ser cagi a.'.'
aod see.Rrsd nr 4 tras,dso4 % ,h- .r' ID.
n Is probable lhst more lo.f4- '
Announced 81 tfs aipo y sac. ....,,. 1,,...e.
mig HENRY q. tAAN"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

Z RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
: MYSELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
or CITY COLLECTORS, subject 10 tEs Demo-
cratic primary, and solicit the support Of my
friends
NH! i.l FRANK ". CUNNINGHAM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

7 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
4 myself candidate Tor re-elec.ion 70 the
o.1ce O. COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE OF this
city, subject 20 nomination at ;he Democratic
primary, aud so.ici, the votes Of my iollog-ciii-
ztps
fnh fl-Su5t r. 3. MUNFORD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

mn ll-ib 4-l' '"'t mem 'tAt1l'
EOR RENT. q
NEW BRICK DWELLING. Just completed, No.
70 west Marshall street; rooms; al the modern
Two BRIcE DWELLINGS,. Mo-. 81 aui Go
east Main street: a. rooms ga IN.
NH Hit SUTTON * CO., 1914 Main street
TOR RENT.-CALL FOR ~
MARCH BENTLISY.
containing PRICES AMI DESCRIPTIONS OF ALL
KINDS OF PROPERTY f5r rent
). TuUMFsON bEOWN < CO..
NH l1-2t ill3 M4in s1cat
EOR RENT, STORE AND CEL-Es
u LAR No. 1913 cas-, hia'n street. ig-t he-'-s
loy Fifteenth GOOD stand lor D re,.l.l M COM
mis- ion business SUTTON 81 CO.,
mh u-lt 1914 Aain street,
EOR RENT. THAT NEWae
3 MODERNLI.CONSr2 ITED BRICK as
TENEMENT III nOttn twentieth sfree- Apply
u JOhN N. HIGGINS.
NH liz, Franklin street ae4r 0 i Nar4eL
NOR RENT, FIRST FLOOR, e,
j confirming s0ur rooms. DO, AID cold -
water BATH, aud ga--w.tAin I've minutes walk
Of the posf-o1loe Rent low. Aa4icss b., -
care Of Carrier No. ,, ci'y. mA ll-l-'
NOR Rem &c
RICH MAHKET-GARDEN or NINE ACRES.
Good dwelling. Fronting Reservoir Park.
mh IO.9. B.CnAFFIN 6 co.
LOR RENT. ROSLIN BRICK-YARD.
/ Clay OF tue best quality aud water aud and
convenient Oao-Lali milo from tho city OF Pc
tersburg, Va. Rent low. Apply 70
4. B.. WHITEHEAD.
200 north Sycamore street, Petersburg Va
NH 10 -
FoR RENT. q
TIE TWONFWLY-pUILT, HANDSOME, AID
WE'LL LOCATED DWELlING-Uut SIS Nos.
210j and -,05 east Franklin street. sdiolning
Marshall Pax no, rad cold water ana other
modern ConYe nloncos
ALSO.
RESIDENCE No 25il east Franslin street.
ALSO,
RESIDENCE No. Sos east Lsieh street, con-
tanning steven rooms, with commoiious Kitchen
and servants rooms detached; newly repaired
and IN coca OrdsE
ALSO,
THE LARGE AND CONYSNlENTLY-AR
RANGED BUILDING situate between MaiI and
frankhu 81 .weDty-hiih street. recently occu-
pied - Black mgr & Co IS tohacoo-iaciory.
Well suited Tor that or any manufacturing bush
Mss
AND FOR SALE,
RESIDENCE No. g.ei east Franklin street. be-
sides other desirable unlmproye1 city and coun-
try real estate
Apply % FRANKLIN STEARNS.
NH f-1t Is souta fiitee0B street
EOr RENT, STORE ON BROAD ~
= sIREEr.-The ELEGANT STORE ais ~
east BrOsd street, between Fourth and Fifth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
MARCH RENT-LTST.

containing p3ICLN alI INSCRIPTIONS u ALL
KINDS OF PROPERTY for rent.
j. IuUMIsDN BROWN K CO..
NH ff-ot lll3 Main -freot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

az o'clock % far, ~, ~ no csri itr iii
thereafter, 90 FhLcAaLa NEAL 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

HEhl IL ss0gr FS'I.4 ss.s1s . y.H NrNNESS
<s0T =. i1asl.a wash " ' ALL!
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
Sis WAS AN lNPosTsR.
IT, wom.s wnh B4by and q Hand
organ


Mary Of ne TEissRaw-HxRALD reader,
~ remember a couple oi weeks ago
zruan rbo s8t on Menroe-st from morn
iac u1u. ate a niyht and turned h4ad
organ. while sbe held 10 her arms an IN
hnf The sight vas 80 touching especially
xasn rne infant vas asleep With rs little
uu.faraed face exposed TO the cold. that
many nickels. tens quarters. hats. snd
-vsu ~ oolers loand their way ioto
ths wou=n's cssh oox Eh- following
f--m saror3s7's Chic ago Ma vii os inter
NJ lsaI woo havss CASH interest in TIE
wn.u81's sf1rr
ffsrr .srre'Tu. the -, <isn orzsn- grid
lei. rstrar ass rrusskei by her indignant
a.sl to1 "a Justice kberhsrdts court this
morning
Ns-, ssIs has always ben sad ous
Sometimes ter p'scsFi h-s-sched people 20
help noer. swe sgusn with seven smsl
children. a. ofasr uries ft rrqgssfsd xlni-
rearfet resdsrs 60 pity TIE poor bind ~O-
nau. hose Who have hseied those Earn 80
enfrsatcs and contributed pennies.
iIrrs or uicxsls MAJ be grsfif-d 20 sno~
th4I Ma. Couvsirn and s-r husband have
started f1fn th@ cigar and stationery bnsi-
1ass Ar li- Esukes-ars.. and sre doing
.'f ~ a .NFIFttk NNtn-~r a - kao~e .
t-e result Of snfr quarrel A-s Cor
rer shed to guit be begging business
Pre- era husband obi cte9. she sfood a.
Csc sfrrof rornsrs in Ersrd Rapids sor TO
~r-ss ard came home ~ith $40 .. to- net
rrarfs rf The vsnt1-a. sac th=n f0i3 him
enc wanted Vsr-icn. eut De tsrleC her
r.t ru thr street ~thout shswi aa1 Or
rerf her I'D 81 f0rih srd grad. Instead
sfa .rrx rut tbe Tar~anr fer 1.s arrest
.-r srs appeared q, prosecute this
-,rrn ~ nsr eyes fsshs3 brightly - th,=-
at sr ntIrusni nsiden. ard she wss sois
fn stsrfn rerer,srt'r vita zach Of aer FEET
-f-nr-f ef hr- h-r1ness sns isnans~-.
rrls ffa seven sNa rhi drsn OF a. h-r
cfans rewsi1. These the husband
srsfss rsver existed Ansered bT hs eifes
freI ae.nr s-s.rsf h'm ha Tsrt OF eo -.
frsf sha ~ss 0rrnd oi her csiinz s0i ss
rrrrf 7rrruret clr'cus ssrso- oonx. 70
frs erre the ~aran hs1 preserved
rnrrr ~ neFsrsoer articles rriften
srrn. her rrr lzs@i 'nai b-Exprs Fined -
lie rsrr Blind cfne Ssmula
Feres-r. Ep'xisn Begzsrs Bestsn wsrs
s.0srzrr nese.nFs. Tee -sss assirss CIR
v-Irr ~ss oatirlsf f,r uors svidence
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

AUGUsrAs FEDERAL BtILDuyG.
building is slender turrct derrner whose
graceful proportions add greatly 20 the ef
feet There Is al entrance f-vi-n each street
open to the lobby. each having four large
doors and approached by a broad flight o.
stone steps. The first floor viii be devoted
entirely TO tho requirements of the postal
service. including the general delivery
working department., postlh masters Office,
lobby vaults. etc The floor will be tessel-
lated with handsome marble tilinS, and the
whole interior will be finished in hard woods
In ths most artistic as well Is substantial
manner.
The second floor will be supported by iron
columns carrying iron beams, and conse-
quentiy viii be fire proof. Here will be
found the United States diStItct court room,
Judges room, clerks room, witness room, file
rooms and Offices OF the commissioners and
internal revenue collector II will be fur
nished In the saro manner ns the first foor,
and viii be provided with al necessary ap-
purtenances and conveniencas. The specif-
cation makes no provision for the completion
of the third floor, which viii probably re-
main unfinished until the necessity NAV arise
for its use. The 9th fOor and deck Of the
tower viii be used by the United States signal
service, and will provo very conveniently
arranged and well located station. IN the
basement OF the building will b located the
vaults and steam heating apparatus A cen
tral shaft will furnish adequate ventilation
for tho entire building. Altogether the Au-
e1sta public building will be a very hand
some and well appointed structure and in ali
respects creditable TO the beautiful city il
will adorn. 1t will be completed in eighteen
months from the inception Of the work.
L. r
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
Town TOPICS.

Yesterday @-s e-aazs aas On t1s Police
fa
a. - C.zsr . sak and 49, ast be - as
1afs l-f -efsfa, tags.
fn- West .tls lnan cla5 49, sa8af tor
81 tea islalfr5s srtll4E
feT r 81 slaasKick of R8okioFd hzs
a. sete. = cas- ~ LitraIsiA
Ias " Wsm~ns Aarl.Iary ef he y. N C.
A Eil mres ~ sd1Hs.4g ailsr1esl.
The Royal IsmpiaFs $50 sss ss,,..al LA.s
sfsa.-s In tneis lAa 90 aalsr.oo.st-
~aFasa Watkins n t1e lo4.s House Of
torre-roa. sas - ih= eitF Yesterday.
Last ~ssk very Iandso.ss cloeK was
pa ~ la il- Dsairl94 toaa-i- r,.al.
TIE aaisn Jar flr Decsm1sr tssm of ne
ellsrier lolrf 49, BE- unusually i@fge.
-nes be arss q September eigot miles Of
a4.sr maios lags been al 10 Enlacli
lessls Sci. s4s arrested ca ghs streets
49, Bisat f.r oelns q eoomoG gfga-lt4ls.
TIE 0id fhbd Veterans sii msst al The
8fiaks sst House 4sAla t-a1osfos even
ins
FAtfsiman C0n'on = ne acting 9arg=znt
81 flilcs i.-al4 l.sstsls fsf the ne1s t-o
-es4s
F- day son of Joba Bssi.y raj his
r7srcast slo-sn rem The Caion scaool
su.lli1s
Ihs Wsst Ai.n ssn Farmers Ciuo -iI
meet In toe s,t.sslslsofs c0om ton orros
srern1on
The ministers conferences siil - he'd
this sfffrl.8oa s. 2 Gloss ID tne ID q.
a. Qsriors
Ne -eoit Of Ibis eiY vii attend a
teachers messing 10 Nashville, tie lattsr
pat 0i co.'s v-ek
Mr aas Mrs. ". Myers And Mr J Achal-
neIuer ai = .eoests. n \ o. ara yisitln< Ass.
h 1as.utlaI
george 4. Cutter. of he hrm of CroEier 4
l1fler. - acsrf this ~se. attending NOurI
I'D ne Drsnd IFassrse Circuit
Lo1ls Horn va arrested again lAst alzhI
for oeing drsnk. Inls i. H0rls t1ird ar
fr-l tnln tle pzst lev weeks.
-fe aman e 5ainnsf ooth former Grand
Nieif u-n. are iFs 4r.ls % engage in tns
ua- .sc.age ot llfuillrs IN Howard City.
la@ salvation Army nant vent % Battle
trrea eaflreav sud tne salse population
a. As.k44LJ9 turned 0lt % nsar tne band
pay.
Toe snnasi reunion ot ne sixth Aichi-
Kan Cavalry slil be bell 10 l0ais. January
/ ii - ezper.si that General Alges viii
cei. yer The address.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
Fs0ssAl e0l0sNs At AUGUSTA, CA


a. wa Bs {. EA&Asssas s1r4ss.rs -
WI Cass sfs9. oea
krgrsrA Crz N9x - a ; usssH1 10
Forsy eiais ~ zreSs 4asT0grazEsaS tEs s-sa
u a. - fsr sae srectssa - ! pl.sl.S D. Ia
* - Aaxes1s~ - ~ sssa IS f-Aa.1lzlss.
Ial.sf S1zles 4lsrlls< e.ark 1s4se &ls3 - tsr
pa~ro~ss "a Ps-ss "a 90 ~ eerGss ef
Crsxa.s "a Caurt-s1 s1reess. - slsct~d
Tor sEs =. - ~saaA EAs s2za 81 - ~ vzs
pa Aooordlaz % - tssAs4 u Ias par
caa.s. - - 49, - - S~Ass sss sassr q
bslairxs whlca rscesSit2teS tie removal q
ths osaae.fs. PAT E4~Akoa- To -eosapiiss
ti.,s s 49, k~ce%~ry - ga skgs bsI1-ng u
~. rc.ers ~eEr siSoe1 unlfr ia pzTts,
whicA ~ers rszRsves - a. "a ssSlEa "a.
wesrs rhss we're roa aitsd tas w-o.s o era
saoa a-aAaAg Sat sigAs iaeoa Fs44s2es " Shs
occ2n4lss.
kxe.sasions for tss foaa4xEens u ths
building we're tezoa IL July izss TIE work
w.s ten g.orarily DELAYED ~ ths aga water
IN he Savanaah river ~ sect 70. aaa after
~. subslde1cs - tie Go5z Ia boos - =
dro~p~d rnAn was found IL oas Ut ths
trenches
TAs archissctar4s dssiga q The bai1dlng is
excel agly ornzte. TIE ssraetors - rec-an-
gQl&r IA s1Afes ifouIrk itV tect OF Ofee0e
sxrsst ard - teet on Campbell Red pressed
triek an srsnite are the matsrlSls - be
usad II val be built On = system Of lsoisssd
pi.lars and VII Gs tAres stories n height,
exclusive OF basement At the northeast
corner, sprlnglss fren square bss<, al
oc;agvaAl tower riss~ We stories 70 the Eeix1G
OF las fecs A hsaasoIas stone parapes. dec
crates with terra Gotta groDesquss, oraG.
rnsnts It's top. over ras oresns street en-.
trance ana sIrmountia- tbs csateT u the
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
AHUsEIfESrS


The Little Tycoon a. Powsrs' this even
i.s sod tomorrow evening. Is ou- .. the
baa plays that vii sppesr a. this house
tns season. Il abounds with magnificent
scenery ani costumes. The Little Tycoon"
vi- lavs two iul houses ia this city.
Charles Hove. wh0ss Brass Monkey"
hes ma.is such biz Ia New York, n4s a
very pretty home a. Char.esto~n, y H.
a. which place ns casts as vote every year
Ike good Auerctn. Eals year he was
nonlnafel for the NeW Ham pshire Legis-
.uira. bat ~As defeated ~ last one vote,
css. 0y a mao sho vas indebted TO him for
= thousand iavurs. Ar. GOyt has bad his
b i4z.e- Dszz.e cee. POLITICALLY. aod IN the
Vocabulary II tss Gotham politician. he Is
.'dtsd soee."
Edw.n F. Mafo. supported by q very
COMPETENT coupany. vii appear Al Red
mords Grand ugsra House December g.
flr one week lu ~Davy Crockett and bis
rse drama. The silver Ase" tank
cc~fsinlur .t0p gailCus 81 waller. the Origi-
i-s silver sEe stage coach. drawn oy four
tarses and many other novelties arc intro
eeced ID The silver Age
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings and
Thgrsday afternoon ualree. ~Ziz Tag 4"
one of tle iuenicst OF a. funny plays viii
be sven a. Powers Every where the piece
hss ocen presented the people went Wild
over if aui no one IN Grand Rapids should
m IS seeing Zlg lag
AZ smiths this week will oe presented
'he REST bii ever ever pat upon tne boards
e. tais hcuse and TbanKsgivIng matinee.
Dee Vienna latiss' Orchestra Is one OF the
leading sttrscu0ns.
The people know 50 much aoout Little
Nrzeet that there is nOt much use saving
suffbiug more shout 30. except that Rsd-
mofds vii 10 cr0wtst eleven times This
week
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
For Less Money Of ARTHUR
WooD than st any Place
in Grand Rapids.
SEAL GARMENTS MADE TO MEASURE

NgrrR Trr II HsTTER A~r FrRHTFF CygtrKs
SFFss1ToF bsose raf Ltu7rr fssr
GtEwrrrs aoIr At rucEs WrTcR
Law CHuteo. Drrs0fT AID
IssrEHe pFsLtrs OF -
TBE CON
kir-T ia iusf rDv -erv husv srrririns
fhs .sfiet with rev 80 gafueHis o. 90
winter sesson. He fskss their measure
vsr-sDfs re closkt - a. perfectly ard viz
~fgsf $3.50 tho 30 se'is Iosfr. s1d Bsttss
Frsts 81 sssl ttsr snV usn in NChigsD
Isc - snd rsntlsnien wii find 81 Nicer
27 Monroe - isrrs f1s n f1rs 80 frIr
nirgs ~ sf s~seet sff iss sr1 prices IS
-. re 1sorn.sf iirs ~ ssti csr~ 90" sssr
in 80 cfr sn1 - Eyicss which would %
Cbesr g. uke s-sis
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

N. Dr. Sgh. ebo IS '1st - - city
hsd h@r hcussho 4 roo1s pscs-t moved
sai shirp~6 eT Rsicif = Hot iff 7or
Ir-si1o-st Persons desiring rork o. rs
xi-s s1sud call On ~ m ss Hfv uosEs
sr~c sIrT of tds t1s 80 t.sfius -
eh.e-fslv rvsa. Tsisph - vour - -
io- srss moving Fsps ons osV shesd
Try sforsxe
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
Notice 10 Builders and Contractors

J. O. De La Pierre & Co. de-
sires contractors and builders
TO call and examine their
Walter Patent Metal Roof
French Floor Tiles red
pressed and Enameled Brick
and Sidewalks. Livingston
block. corner East Fulton and
Division -sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

JEWELLERS. are now receiv-
ing, and will continue TO open
until Christmas, the large in
voices OF MONDS and
other GEMS, FOREIGN ART
w A r (, B RIC-A-B r A c
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc, Sc
lected by their own buyers in
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection for this season
in all these articles, as well as
STERLING SILVERWARE.
WATCHES and JEWEL ERY
is superior in all respects TO
any collection ever shown in
Detroit. Visitors are invited TO
inspect, and correspondence is
invited.
Articles sent on approval on
satisfactory reference.
DETEorT, Nov. /. 1898
l6S Woodward Avenue
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

to isil yesterday on a charge OF vsErsncy.
Pool rho says hs is a Salvation Soldier vas
caught sleeping in school house ia Sparta.
Be oisims - i've in Bay City.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

80 -eror-is3 a. 80 -ourt-house to-fs~
The fe~f rcnrrvs four Ho-scs Va
s-sf-s - Ssr,H>l y R-<dv snf Cbarls. z
cr-rc-f '-be nor' hessfrrlv fo s-sf ~ no
r,sicn 3 and Al sf sah-d v-Sic1s 4 4 aas
rir-rs .ofs nnneers iu1i s0d iGz1 m
ifr slen ne -rnsi1ersnoB hei-x
at PrsT ssrwsot iaterf f-sua-
frr rs - 80 asw Psopis's Ta~as~s. -
F~eze- kade
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

IF you are at loss what to bCy for a
holiday present, step in snd sec our i'm
rnense stock CT gold headed silk umbrellas.
We have them in The latest style OF
handles. NoIGHT, Ii HFRPoIsHEINER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

FtkIoR FTENITT II ND WtIIEFssts
When Won want good honest goods for
the same price = on raw for those made n
Chicsgo call on tbe manufacturers. Rsdcl q
4 Holt. III Sonth Division street, who
make specially of these goods. An sle-
CANT line Of the latest shades OF plush and
tapestry coverings to select from Tels-
phone No. go for estimates on re-uphol-
steTing
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

AS Suide Gloves are now the most pro IN
inent gloves worn by ladies. We have giver
much time to the production Of a quality
which would embrace all the excellence o
tit. durability and appearance. Four but
ton Suide, eight inch Suide montqu etAire
sixteen inch and thirtv-inch Suide NOUS
quetaire. Colors II light tan, pearl snC
opera shades
KLEIN GLOVE EMPORIUM.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

We have one of the largest and most ele
CANT assoriments Of trimmed hats snd.bon
nets TO be found Ia the city: also q large
line Of untrinm msd bats and millinery nov.
elites at bargain prices. ADAMS Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

W7. Shrivsr brakeman on the L. 6 &
NJ. s z. r sad residing 81 ii5 Brord -sy
hsi he fore finger on hs right hand
snnssh-d issf night While coupling cars. Dr.
Graves annotated ne 3 ger
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

A fns lire ~ isdie. gene sui children =
fur. sm7 and pisa hnsd gloves an nit
taos a. kieins Glove EnD0r. am
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

cro's r -rr G-sn1 Bszasr fsr - h-'i-
1sg s3s s~fivtrz -
IrLsa- = eeIsEE-xrs 8 O.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

Complexion Powder is an absolute neces
sity OF the refined toilet in this climate
Pozzoni's combines every element of beauty
and purity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

u es- ss~s Toa uoaey O. = rar of
elanksts O. orlt
fssssT. EnR5sssssz 4 %
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

sf.p 70 or Graoi Bazaar and .~. 80.
holiday prs~snfs
Nnlssr. HEkrorsRsINrs z 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
70 PTARL-sr.

Underwear at rock bottom prices at
Voight. Herpolsheimsr & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
KLEIN S GLOVE EMPORIUM.

Extraordinary bargains in closks al
Noight, Herpolsheimer 4 Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
BUSINESS BRKvITIEs.

Ns- stock Of Rings 10 our Csrpet Depart
iAent VoIeHT. HKsFoIsHz 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

Tn5e-rss- for lsdiss gents sad children
e. Veight Hsrpoishsinsr & Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
BAPekfrs MILLINERY.

An immense stock OF Smoking Jackets
a. Noight, Herpolsheimer & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

Jsrsev coats for mems wear in endless
variety at yoight. Aerpolsheimer n Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

Dsos7sAslsr b" game IN season. civ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

Destsuihalsr has game in season. Give
him call.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

C-1er year JscEso- Pfs ga ~ - Ca
IA. losl cezpszy- Tslslshpse. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

If rrr ~s-t . -oi ~ 80 c.riozS ~ rs~s
t-7 lf O. rse Csrrrsi Cos. 90 TsIsr boas
seL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

Olive Forks
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

TIE r'srs 70 saT e~1shss coks = o. ths
fenfrs - O.. Telephone 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

Positively Curt fafsf snd Idns, Ccu paint, Cess,ipe
DcU - >cf0f lroI-t. tiinisotss tsisfis
lltsics snc a. Diseases hrsirG iFoa iinItft t.oal
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-08-23

While the Indians are under the rule
of the priests, and have accepted the
Catholic religion, three hundred and
fifty years of submission has not entirely
divorced them from the ancient rites
they practiced under the prehistoric
civilization. Several times a year they
have feasts or celebrations to commence
rate some event in the Inca history.
They never laugh, and seldom smile
they have no songs and few amuse.
ments; their only semblance to music is
a mournful chat which they give in uni
son at the feasts which are intended to
keep alive the memories of the Incas.
They cling to the traditions and the
customs of their ancestors. They re-
member the ancient glory of their race
and look to its restoration as the Aztecs
of Mexico look for the coming of Monte.
yuma. They have religious relics which
they guard with the most sacred care.
and there are two great secrets which
no tortures at the hands of the Span.
iards have been able to wiring from
them. These are the art of tempering
copper so as to give it as keen and en-
during an edge as steel, and the burial
place of the Incarial treasures.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-08-23
A Railroad That Stretches.

A certain grocer once announced a
startling reduction in the price of sug-
ars. At the same same time he quietly
set his scales to weigh three ounces
short to the pound. He was not neces-
sarily a Minneapolis tradesman, yet his
example must have been local, since
some of the Northwestern railroads
have SEN fit to go and do likewise. For
instance, the Northern Pacific and the
Manitoba roads have reduced passenger
rates to three cents mile They have
also discovered some errors in the dis
tance schedule, and since the rates
were cut down it has been nineteen
miles instead of seventeen to Anoka,
and more remote towns are yet to be
heard from. 1t costs just one cent less
to go to Anoka and back at three cents
n mile than it did at four cents.-1Ij1l-
nedpOljs Journal