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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

F4Ssnes from tno WffsI
MISS LAURA LENT, Brooklyn society
belle, has been arrested for stealing dia-
m0nds.
A LARGE part Of the business district Of
HUNTINGTON, N ", has been DESTROYED
by fire, which caused loss Of $780,
FIRE at Cincinnati destroyed the once,
machine shop, and foundry Of John b.
Brownell 4 Co., at loss Of *20, ,00O. we'll
insured.
SIR MICHAEL HICKS BEACH and Charies
Bradlaugh will retire from the British Par
liament next month"; the former on account
OF failing eyesi8ht and the tzttsr beeauso
OF financial embarrassment.
AT meeting Of the st. Paul directors
il was re- olyed 70 pay nothing on the COM
non stock and to redSee the dividend on
10 preferred stock to 81 per cent. against
iper cent. declared six mouths ago.
In the Supreme Court at Boston, Mans,
William p. Harvey 4 Co., Of Chicaeo, re-
covered . verdict Of "a. .00O agAinst q. +.
Ne rill and William Heald Tor losses paid
the Chicago Board Of Trade IN 1885,
THE Rcadmasters' Association Or Anter-
ica, ct Washington, rs-slcctsdI I4 W. Craig,
Of Charlest0n, 8. c., Proaldent; ]. Huf.
nett, Of Joliet. H., First Wise Presidont;
and James Sloan. of the Chica1o and xast-
esn llIiaois, 6ecOpd Vice Prssident.
Six persons hare recently disd Il Frank-
lin Park, : small farm sstll llemont u Neps
Jersey, from diseass whlsA y sl;e9sJfle
b yellow fever. Tha 6sst y1e1in & tlllo
malady ~ sAilAr Who had inss ~
from : vcyaes alcn1 ~ AeFn epae
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

The Western Union declared a II per
cent dividend. The statement shows the
estimated net revenue to September 30 to
be 81 $50, 900.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

The estimate of the salmon pack at Vic
toria, B. c., to date, is 156,0C0 cases. The
Frazier River company, which is still pack
ing salmon, has already put up 3,l0O bar
rels,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

Frank b. Hooper, SON. in law of Col.
A. N. Schuster, the st. Joseph millionaire
clothing dealer, has left the city and cred
itors mourn his departure to the tune of
- 500
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Mtpers ON : strike.

Six hundred miners are ont on strike
at the Brewer, Mo-, mines. They de-
manded as winter wages ~ cents per ton
for unriddled coal, and 80 cents for rid
died This scaloswas to have taken effect
September /, but the mine owners have
refused to advance and the men have
struck.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
CoRLlss An III = y
I Pisasans Utssy s9 0I ~ lsi i11i11I

- - 7'ss-'s s!s9l l3ll1 Sss
Mr.. Corliss, not very Icn2 y ue
heath. seys the Bostoa 1ynsylx 70 n
occasion TO build a vi d1IIff11n1 t6 y r
ufactory - big =, ~ adl1iff "a
chinery. To prspafe ~ lu
tor this = II va necessnky ~ =
ledge OF rock by blasting. Ihe ii ~
do the work on the addition kad
employed and put o. ~ pav-s0l1
materials had been parckss6d
brought to the buildihe. "a o. ~ q
Of blasting had begun. Ths xsxf xs155s
ing Mr.. Corliss p1ased ~ ~ 49,
whore the work va peoco1l1inHs NIIGS
the foreman Ia charge, knoNin9 ~ III
terest in pretty things 61llea n
aSee here, NJ. Cotli Z s1l M
Ahcre il bird d's-nest tlnet M 4
and that's e1t ~ u; ei s sss
ssy ln at0No4
Z IT, -
last and snu9, & = c40S r. 10 lIl y
among some bushcs TIT 6xow u
The bird hew Of her nest = III
came near, and showed nve blu1 eGlG
that looked - II they hAd 5net -
laid.
Can we move that nest sounewhseoI
else9" asked Corliss.
I'm afraid mot, sir. We'd t4aR = ~
pieces getting it out, and Il isnt q III
likely that you could get the bird - ~
to setting again anywhere chs. WeS6
got to go on, 20 we may - well Sip III
out and throw the eggs away
No. said Corliss. We wont A.
turb her. Let her bring out her brood
right there. I;
But weIl have to stop work On No.
building!"
Let it us stop it then.
And 30 orders were given tha4 opoear
tions on the addition should b -
pended. They were suspended; ~
the hands stood still, drawing their poy1
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Married In u balloon.

Olof Flack and Hannah Anderson were
married in balloon ut Beloit, Wis, the
bride coming from Bergen, Norway. The
parties are we'll connected and the marriage
was social event among the Norwegians
of that city,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Murdered In Nod.

John Montka, q young Hungarian, who
resides near Argo, Col. was shot through
tho head and instantly killed by an un
known assassin while lying asleep BY the
side Of his wife.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
ELK POINT

put IN the sleeping cars and taken to tne,r
homes in the afternoon. Those who could
not be moved were taken care of ut neigh
boring houses.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
A Modest PhilanthrOpist,

A gentleman who refused to give his
name for publication, entered the New
York mayors Office and left his check for
$4,000 for the relief of the yellow fever
sufferers at Jacksonville.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

The rivers Xenita. Gaudelfeo and Gra-
nado, in Spain, have overfowed their
banks causing great destruction to prop
have been destroyed and bridges swept
away. The people have become panic
stricken and have taken refuge in the
mountains. Many persons were drowned,
and twelve corpses have already been re-
rny
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Awful Crime Of /. Priest.

A sensational murder trial is in prog
ress at La Plata, Argentine Republic, in
which Padre Pedro Castro Rodriguez Is
charged with numbering his wife and
daughter. Rodriguez in early life became
priest. but in 1870 forsook the church
and four years later married Senoritn Rue.
fina Padin, daughter of colonel in the
Argentine army. He soon suspected his
wife Of unfaithfulness. and deserting her,
re-entered the church. In May last his
wife and daughter, Pedrona Maria Castro,
joined him against his wishes at the eccle-
siastical residence. Determining to rid
himself of them he gave them poison, but
as this did not act quickly enough be
crushed their skulls with hammer. He
then put them both in a large coffin, and
having said mass over their bodies, ha
them buried. Blood stains around the
house and the sudden absence Of the two
ladies aroused the suspicious of = chore
boy, who sepQytad the matter ~ tho polfcs,
With the fesult that Rodriques was ar
rested. He at first denied all knowledge
of the whereabouts Of his wife and child,
but finally broke down and confessed.
Rodriguez is "A years old, finely educated,
and has always stood high In the favor Of
the church authorities.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

block, doing damage amounting to $780,
600, partially insured. During the pro.
gross of the Rre m explosion occurred, but
no one was injured. For some time it
looked as il all the business portion Of the
town was going.
The business portion oi the town IT
Florence, Wis, was wiped out by fre FRI
day afternoon. Fifty buildings were
burned. Loss, $75, 900; insurance, e2O. 600.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Collision ON the Burlington.

The No. 40, east bound passenger train
on the b. and NJ. from Denver to Kansas
City, ran into q freight standing on the
track at Pawnee City, Neb., completely
wrecking both engines. The mail car Of
and car were telescoped. The freight train
had orders to meet the passenger ut Violet,
and was standing on the track waiting for
the passenger simply gave whistle for
down brakes aud came on at the rate of
forty miles an hour. The engineer and
brakeman of the passenger were 8 lightly
injured, as was the mail agent. There was
ny other damage. The wrecked train was
taken to Wymore.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Decreass In Western PackIns.

The Price Current reports 95, 900 AZ the
western packing for the week against 145.-
900 for the corresponding week last year,
making a total Of 4,O2O, 900 since March /.
against 4.3S5, 900 yeav ago. The Sep
tember report Of the government makes
the number Of stock hogs available for
fattening 95.7 per cent compared with q
year ago. The small current manufacture
of hog product is far short Of the iistri-
button to consuming districts and the
diminishing condition of western stock
has given strength to values. Speculstiou
has not been active. the market being sus-
tanned by the actual demand.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

Fire was discovered at Rockwells gen.
eral store at junction City, Kansas, the
other morning. A gale was blowing and
the flames spread rapidly to other business
PAGES, doing damage amou lting to about
$125,0OO While the blaze WAS at its
fiercest rain began to fall and in short
time extingulshed the fire. While clearing
away the debris workmen found the bodies
of Albert Franks and Milo Aveilin, clerks
in Rockwell's store. 1t is supposed that
the men lost their lives while trying to ex.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19
Chnr<eti With s,r.linx nm. ooo.

On the arrival of the steamer Peruvian
at st. Johns, n. F., William Francis
Evans, passenger. was placed under ar
rest He is charged with having stolen
$6O,0OO from Birmingham, England,
firm
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

Qoa Olotho you and furnish you Win
III the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance. sleep.
81, Aah, hunt, work, 80 to church.
oe etay at home, and In various sises.
stylso and quantities. Just figure out
whas 10 required to do all these thingp
enmenoIAokY. and you can mako fair
estimate 81 the value Of the BUYERS
GUIDE. which will BE- sent upon
rooodpt OF 10 cents to pay postage,
NooNToo merry WARD A CO.
411e11A 1giohlean Avenue Chicago HI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-09-19

The BUYNRs' GUIDE 10
issued March and Sept,
each year. 1t 10 IN ency-
clopedia Of useful infor.
nation for eli who pur-
chase tho luxuries or the
necessities Of life. We
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29

as paper.
"a viperl' cried Jean-Marie, running to-
ward him "A virerl You are bttenl"
The doctor came down heavily out of the
cleft, and advanced in silence to meet the
boy, whom he took roughly by the shoulder
"Ihave found it, he said, with gasp.
"A plant" asked Jean-Marie
Dcsprez had a fit Of unnatural gayety.
which the rocks took up and mimcicd "a
plant,' he repeated scorufully "Weli--yes
IA plant And here" he added, suddenly,
showing his right hand, which he had
hitherto concealed behind his back there is
one of the bulbs
Jean-Marie saw a dirty platter, coatec
with earth.
"That" said he. at is n platc!"
'It is Il coach and horses cried the
doctor. boy he continued, growing
warmer, 81 plucked away a great pad of
moss from between these powders, and dis
closed "A crevicc: and when looked in, what
do you suppose | sawa | saw a house il
Paris with a court and garden, | saw my
wife shining with diamonds, | saw myself q
deputy, | saw you-wcll, II saw youi
FUTURE he concluded, rather fecbly. II have
just discovered America" he added
But what is it, asked the boy.
"The Treasure of Franchard,n cried the
doctor; and throwing his brown straw hat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29
CHAPTER VI.

A CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION, IN TWO PARTS.
The next morning there was Il most I'm.
usual cutlery in the d' .'tor> house The las
thing before going to bed, the doctor hau
locked up some ValuHblos in the dining room
cupboarl and behold. when ne roe.r n Iil.
as he dill about I o'clock. the cupboard hai
been broken open and .hr valuab'ee in uUcs-
ton had Disappeared Madame and lean
Marie were summoned from their rooms and
appeared in ha>ty toilets: they found the
doctor raving. calling the heavens to witness
and avcnSc his injury, pacing the room bare
footed, with the tails of his night shit HiIt-
ing as he turned.
"Gone!" he said; "the things are gone. the
fortune gone, We are paupcrs once more
Boy, what do you know Of this: Spcal; up,
sir, speak up. Do you know of it: Wher2
are theyN lie had him by .hc arm, shaking
him like a bag, and the boys words, if he
had any We're iolted forth in inartculate
numbers. The doctor, with n revulson from
his own violence, set him down again He
observed Anastasie in tears. "Anastasie,n
he said in quite an altered voice, "compose
yourself, command your feelings | would
not have you give way to passion like the
vulgar. This-this trifing accident mIst be
| lived down. Jean Marie, bring ms my
smaller medicine chest. A gentle laxative is
indicated"
And he dosed the family all round. heading
the way himself with double quantity. The
wretched Anastasie, who had never been i'll
in the whole course of her existence, and
whose soul recoiled from remedies, wept
floods of teers, as she slipped, and shuddered,
and protested and then was bulled and
shouted at until she slipped again. As for
Jean Marie, he took his portion down with
stoicism.
81 have given him less amount" OBJ
served the doctor, ''his youth protecting
him against emotion. And now that We
have thus PARTED any morbid consequences,
let us reason.7
81 am so cold" walled ARastasie
"Cold' cried the doctor. 81 give thanks
to God that | am made of fierief material
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29
OREGON AND wASHINGIOl

No section of the country is to-day attract
ing as much attention as Montana, Oregony
and Washington Montana, beciu-e it ranks
first in the prOduc ion of precious m ais
oregon, because of ire rich valleys, and Wash
ington Territory by reas n of its m Id climate,
timber, Cosl. minerals and wonderful produce
ton of fruits and Ger, ais. he rapid growth
of spokane Fails, with water pow, exceed
ing even that of Minnea coils Tacoma. on
Puget sound, the terminus ~ the Northern
Pacific Railroad. with 200 nhahit ntS
Seattle, 30 niles distant, an en- rgetc and
thriving city. mark this section OF the Pacific
Northwest as OF that offers peculiar induce
mcnts to those seeking new homes
BY writing Chss. :. Fee, Gedccal Passenger
Agent. Nor hern Pacific Railroad, st. Paul
Ninn., he will send YOU illustrated pamphlets,
maps and books. giving you val lshle inform
sti'n in rufr' enCe 10 the country traversed
by this great line from -. Paul. Minneapolis,
Duuth and Ashland to Port and. Oregon, AM
Tacoma and Seattle. Wash ngtOn Territory.
This road. in edition o be ng the only rail
line to spokane Fails. Tacoma and Seattle,
rCac es al the PRINCIPAL points in Northern
Minnesota an1 Dakota, N0rt1na. Idaho, Or
egon and Washington. possesses unequaled
scenic at ractiOns, a well as supe iGr train
equipment, such "a. dining cars and colonst
sleepers for the u-e of Intending settlers
neither IF which cOnveniences areto tie tound
on any other Ii ckering business to the
states AID Territories named. 4S.w4t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29
Sea Wonders exist in thousands Of

n Sea Wonders exist in thousands OF
Il0Nn 'urms. but are surpassed by the
UCUpm rye's of Invention, Those who in in
can he done while living AZ home, should at
once send heir address 70 iiact' Co.. Port
land Maine. and receive tree. fun iufrrina-
ton wv either sex, oi ali ages, can earn from
as to so5 ne, day and wards vine ever they
live. You ere started fee. Capitul not re-
quired Some nave made over : ia II single
day III this work All Suceerd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29
Fish Commissioners Notice.

Fishing is hereby prohibited in the Lamollle
River from Fairfax Falls to Mia IN Falls, and
in Browns River from Westferd VILLAGE to its
mouth. for two years from Juns 1t. 1883.
HERBERT BSAISERD, Fish
+. H. ATHE2TON, ! commissioners
ST. Adams, Vt Iune |. 1888, 5l,w4t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29
(To be C0ntinued.O

That great American jury, the people, have
rendered IA unanimous virdct in favor of DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. the stan
dard remedy for bowe and stomach disord-
ers biliOusness, sick headache, dizziness, con-
situation and slu IRISH liver.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29
FARM FOR SALE.

The Col. Jacob Rolfe farm of 265 acres
near Wlnooeki village, This farm is excel
lently located, has fve buiidinge. good fruits.
and will keep easily 20 cows: 5000 cords OF
wood can be GU from il, with u good mar
ket tor both tn wood and produce NJ
WinOossi or Darlington. Terms easy.
Apply TO A. G. WHIrrEMohE,
5lu3 burlington VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29

WANTED 80 head of cattle TO pasture 4
" inc season or week Appy TO n
castle or Sara NJ. Benedict, st. George VI
li7 3dt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29

NOIiCE-To the Ladies'. woman
- suHer d for several years from fen
tronnlos and was cured. wIll.he clad TO Ict
i nauies Know the remedy. which is simple
LIZ ,'N peu,lVe Every lady can ucat h, rsclf.
w ~ PuackaEe sent by addressing Mas. +. l..
"''" " "oN a3i, auburn, Me Name pape
G,wGm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29

Eof SALE-0ne yoke of working oxen. ,
H., S,eaas oId' Cal. warner Spear st., Soutl
.''e VI Sweet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-06-29

FOR SALE Cheap. four-horso ,,o,,,.r hoit,,
lWo.horst bower engines, two Bureei1
GGreaIIn1eIles, r. Is COW sets, good condition.
, 20 Sus5lou churn, churns 80 pounds but.
good work hots-; Ferguson Bros. 20i College
St, Burlington. Vt. ~'i ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
TURTLE DEFEATED
- - g1asTE0 sy00sNLY.
Tas csss AzzlasS ~ ssloaaoa Disnaissssi
-Aio1ko 8ashsr rrosaa r,Aza-
aals3 ana E1rfie tsli<a IA
IA zlheaas.

Police coars 49, flis with Interesting
essss yesterday A. Ila E.osnins session
Js11es NlGrszof ani Erank smiEAs 80
pc11.a ~ d44aks 4il1ll.sd tEsir i4sb1s. The
nrsr ozid $50 s1d las ssaer sent " iali
f8s sssafg 4sga hls poexs . ss-ag devoid
q ilaTs.
Aart.a F4uaeruIalsa and Al5srs Asserts,
80 boys sao ssozs lato = store bear tns
haFn8afksf- aeTs sea-sacsa tD t1e tsIorni
sEl1qi 81 LaasIss 1sfil they are seventeen
ysars ~ az They sfs eisvea and t2lfteea
rsapscliVeiq
Easass aad Then suitn and Cornelius
snd sea 41iia 49, Foprflns. me ~ sieni.silc
lugsnile salc4ea teisges. acre brought up
~ se1teacs AZ fue 8itsfle11 session. lacse
gl1ll.ll -esterlsllrs raaks lfDal - y
wears ~ az. all llrIng ris entire ~ .atzl
tLsg Save 1es1 ssidint fas neE c0ops Ga tns
his asd .n sac soli.srl tafs cf re cay
wi-h ems. iefsa.e s.lce>l. Tie lea1sr iLe0
karlFh. a41 las feacLei che aiFs1lra sge
81 l1 geafs Ia tfisal and nLel.i-slt -eli0s
aIl ~ .1G EaV3 -allsfe1 lal4e AID naIe
- q ease efal zsr ol q lgras tllsi lad ns neeo
peFMil.ec to cgnrnas ln tae profession ne
49, ssn. .suafd t0 tas STATE Reform school
untt ts is ~ years 0if aua 81 lnsL tine
tne sessr Giay BE- cooled Aad As os a nslies
eog.
fae 0sLsr tEfss esre gisoed anlef lie
D. r. cara - IsFEZrT Lewis fcr rye days
TIE 49, of Ccrnslils Lgneh, charged
W- sstsl... ~as noi.e Drost, Tee fe-
frr-srt --Tag 81 ed t1s matter Win tae
esrs-..i1- stn7es- p - -naefst0od mat
b. oist s-l ci f.alr a. lald when De-
loCsed ID hl-- aLe oa-- asf a siip4Aalsd
sln ~ Nizhafza tue rcupls4rk
TIE case 0f iaeasts u. Porter. charged
o. complaint ~ lila sherwood. " beng
tne lafher VI her ua50rn chill. vas called.
49, adjourned llta ntkl thursday.
4ts solomon Aosa-r 1trir-g e2@mlra-
tlOn which rss .f.fl-iel stc-,csFacie a.
lsntee = 4uI CT torrt - lsrn dismissed.
N ian a.. 4144l TIE ssI known esp
italsf a. Feai E-r4ts MAn 1ss caAfged cy
Alrf - ~ Ncs1cr VIII having oesn ina
us-c slth l.s vie. The principal witness
saa oNe1 H. Turtle and q Has at IS m
sueatien ths1 ths complaint vas made. :.
u Acbn5e. attofusy or AE. Solomon. has
been lnFest.gaulg tho career oi the com
planning Wines A0saer. aud yesterday
efi-roo0a be pfoduced evidences
in courl that Mosnsr had been married
twice. iaal as nfs. vile Vas noN IN Austria
La having gone these about year ago, and
that taeTs Has co proof that they bad
ever procured 3 legal separation. Tlis
Noula maze the present Ars ACsher ths
unisHigl wife ~ Aosasr who - thersiors
bizamist. Af8r hearing thi3 Stale OF facts
Judge Holmes promptly dismissed the cass
and discharged he q c-ieuGant. nat VII
te Iho outcome ~ these revelations remains
a. Be seso. ous suits for damages charges 0l
bIEamy. ere. sre being talked Of and VI r
Acaasr tco painter. may bad Grand Rapids
q lLEie Leo Na4i1 tJr 1iz cOGsiOrL-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

Manager Smith still coatinues to present
saeh ssek the lest y4a-egii.s artists ia the
srofsssi0a. and another unprecedented COM
pany oi noled novelty stars IS announced
for the coming wes< fAr surprising any
previous effort. The msrvels OF Mexico.
tns Ers4t and original Lam0ras Mexican
family are said to be = whole show IA
themselves, and mnst oe seen 70 be appre-
claIed Iae most finished musical artist
ertant Musics Deia. the celebrated come
dian aad mimic, Frank Lester. rEe qusenly
htt.e character vocalist, A2ude Beverly, the
Spanish Princess ssoorita Elva. the aero
balic maryels. JlAa De and CieOlas. Kitty
Norris srd a superb stock company Grand
minsfre' scene and the laughaole iutsrlute
"oo,ginE Orders" concluding With Frank
LestsTs ousiesque. L uder the Gas Pipe"
such a display 0i European aud American
novelties snouiG bc a sudicisnf guarantee Of
good houses al the week. Another treat
offered - ths pstrons Of this resort viii De
toe electl0a retusus announced from the
sla<e. a. sOon - ia, bv q special nissse niger
detailed oy khs maaagstaont Monday
sVeBlux.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

Ia The Fall Of fS6s HezekiAh &. Bradley
vss married 70 Mss Nancy Barr. at shelby.
)hio. Everything progressed iayorp5iY for
isw months, until Macy temper be ame
rDmen8geabie. and up % March. isI7,
HezasiSu SAYS tnat Nancy Vas guilty Of
extreme cruelty t0wlres him, and tkat she
vas in tl8 laaie g. cANng nim indecent
names before their chiitrea. anu shaking
her ass in MS face. swearing taat she would
maks A hst for nim. also throNi1g b0iHng
wafer 0u h.m aud cassing him oat OF tne
house. ds further alleged taSt see refused
O. Cook his or their c1i.dfsnS mesls. Eaeu
there Vas plenty of provisions ia the
house. Sc therefore iIst q piI of divorce
in tns Circut Court yesterday, ASKING 20
b sat fl1s fom bis oucs loved Nancy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

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