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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-21
VIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD IN

3 TIITTIT FUWTT
for the county " New Kent, on Monday. the
81 day OF September IosS.
George f. Martin and Emma H. Martin. his
wife. VINO sues by the said George H. Martin,
hcl next TREND '.......... ..,..,.- Plaintiff,
AGAINST
The Western Union Telegraph Company.
....-.-t..'..t. ....,....-. .......... Defendant.
TIE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
To the Sheriff Of New Kent county.
greeting:
We command you that you summon tho
western Union Telegraph Company. II found
IN your bailwick. 10 appear at the Clerks
Office Of our said Circuit Court for our said
county. on the first Monday IN October, 1855,
10 answer George +. Martin and Emma b.
Martin, bis wife. who sues by the said George
+. haitin, her next trierd. OF plea OF tres
pass on the case. Damages nye hundred dollars
And have then there this writ
witness. j. y. Harris. clerk Of our said Cir
cult Court, AZ the Courthouse. this 81 day OF
September. lsss, and IN the 18th year o. the
Commonwealth,
Teste.
N. HARRIS.
And affidavit having been made that the said
The Western Uhion Telegraph Company Is "A
corporation created by some other state, aud
that there j. no agent OF said corporation. or
person declared BY the avs OF this state 10 be
an agent OF such corporation in the county II
New Kent, and that there Is no other person in
sad county on whom process can b served in
an action az law. lately Instituted by tue said
George T.. Martin ana Emma 1t. Martin, his
wife, IN the said Circuit Court, the object OF
when suit Is 10 recover damages for trcspass
upon the real estate OF the said George T.. Mar
tn and Emma b. Martin. his wife, the Western
Mon Telegraph Company defendant is re-
CURED 20 appear within biteen days after due
publ cation OF this order. In the clerks office
OF our said Court, and Go Whist Is necessary To
protect Us Interests. And 10 Is ordered that a
copy OF this order ne toFt4Wlth published
once week Itr four successive weeks in the
cts ~ h.ehu ord, Virginia and be- posted al
the front door ~ the Courthouse OF New Kent
county on the first day Of the next Cow, -
Court TOR SAID county after the date Of tbs
order.
a copy-Teste;
r p J. n. HARRIS. Clerk
H. " hoLlAhD' p sscG-thw
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First Division-Horses and mules.
Second Dlvision-Cattle.
Third Division Sheep and swine
Fourth Division Poultry. pigeons, pet
stock and incubatOrs.
Finh Observation-Disclosures and Horticul-
tural.
Sixth Division Horticulture.
Seventh Diysion-W Oman's Work.
Eighth Diwson-Bees, Honey and Apiarisn
supplies.
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Second Day, October Gath.

One-half mile, novice. Virginia Division L.
A. W. two prizes valued at so.
Onemile, amateur handicap open prize, star
or Crank racing machine.
One half mile ride and run, amateur, open,
two prizes, valued $40.
Three mile, professional, Tap, one Pre-. 500
in cash.
One mile. team, lap teams Of three men
each. Virginia Division l.. A. W. only one
prize, consisting of three medals and cup,
valued az So.
One-haIf mile. stceplechase ANY kind Of a
wheel two prizes, valued at IS.
One-mif mile, amateur, open, gold watch.
valued az SO.
Three mile, Virginia Division, L. A. ".
champ .on.hip, two prizes, valued at $50.
One-half mile, consolation, one prize, valued
at go.
Entrance professional events, $3.50;
consolation races free, all other events 81.
Entries should be made prior 70 October 20,
lsss. 10 Alex. IL. Meyer, chairman General
Committee. G0l East Broad street. By whom
further information VIII be furnished.
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BICYCLE RACES.

I nder the'Auspices of the Old DomiI-ion
Wheelmen, on New 0ne-Haf VIE
Track Now Being Built. October 70 ana
-, During the Third Annual h.etlDg
of the virginia Division, l.. A. W., for
which an Elegant Programme OF tn-
ferfaininents. Including Huns 10 the
Hundreds of Historical Points OF In
terest in and Around Richmond is Ar
ranged, besides this Attractive
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-21
Premium Department.

COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION
OPEN TO THE WORLD,
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Department Il.

Section IS. Articles for food-canned goods
preserved meats. fruit. vegetables, sauces,
pickles and grocers' sundries.
Section u. Confectionery. sweetmeats and
sugars
Section Is. Mineral waters, fermenied and
spirituous liquors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-21
PROGRAMME OF RACES.
First Day.

First Day.
One-half mile, novice, open. value Of two
prizes. SO
Two mile. amateur, lap. "Royertype Safety
open, one prize, gold watch and chain. value
SIS.
Onemile, professional, open. one prize. 800
10 cash.
One mile, Virginia Division L. A. W, cham
pionship. two prizes, valued at so
Two mile team. lap three men each team
open. three medals. valued at so.
One-ha'f mile. without hands. open, one
medal. valued at S2j
One mile. tandem tricycle., handicap, open,
two prizes, valued at $50.
One mile, Old Dominion Wheelmen. cham
pionship. one prize, valued at so.
One-half mile. consolation. one prize, valued
at 80.
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Whole Amount Distributed in Premiums,
s23,4OO.OO.
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PURSE, $4,000.
RUNNING RACES.

Tuesday, October 9th, Wednesday,
October. 10Th. Thursday, 0ctO-
Der 1lth, Friday, Octo-
Der 18th.
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Section 20. Typography, bookbinding' sta
tionery ard material for printing ana doom
binding.
Section a. Musical instruments ana Roous'
Section d. Medical and surgical apparatus
and instruments, drug md chemicals
Section %. Telcmaphy and electrical appa-
ratus. electric motors and dyuamOs.
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S1Ao
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Section II. Cloths. clothing, boots. shoes
hats umbrellas. trunks. rubber goods, sad
dlory. silk fabrics, carpets aud upholstery.
Section TO- Raw materials used in textile
manufecturea-w wool, cotton, six, hair, hemp
jute. flax, etc.
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Except Where Otherwise Specified.
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rnE COMMONWEALTH OF vIRalNlA.

The Western Union Telegraph Company.
..-.-...,.,... ........... .......... Defendant
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Department y.

Natural Science and Eduoationl
Section 10. Collections and specimens MOO
els. drawings and illustrations OF any depart
ment Of natural science.
Section II. Examples Of work Of pupils 81
the public and private schools IN petl'insu'p'
design map drawing. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
The Great Opening.

To the Editor Of the TELEsRAN-HERALD:
DEAR SrR-In answer to a number Of in
quiries by parties in the city personal, and
by mail from the country residents. n to
when We shall be ready for our grand open
ing display and special sale, on the occasion
of the opening of our new and magnificent
store. We are now in pos ition TO promise
the event for next week We are NJ work
day and night TO have the store on this oc-
c.sion mark a pleasant and interesting
event in the commercial displays Of this en-
.erprising city. We bad intended our open-
ing display and grand sale 10 commence on
Monday morning, but We would not wish
in any way to mar the interest n The work
fngmens dsy, nor would We visA the dsy
to mar The interest which attaches itself TO
this special occasion. The display and
grand opening sale shall continue the entire
week, and will be extensively advertised ia
Kalamazoo, Auskegon and country news
papers snd We do not think Il bold 70 say
that We srpect the largest turnout OF people
ever coDErsgsted in one establishment IA
Grand Rapids. We shall decide the open.
ing day this week and final announce
rnent vii appear in The sunday papers.
With yOUr kindness ia permitting ss the
0se 81 your columns for this letter. ws owe
IL 70 our numsrou. friends TO thank al for
the Hs,ienos shown az duTing the turmoil
OcCssienea sy the extensive alterations. In
answer % numerous correspondents from
Cedar Springs. Lowell Hart shelby sod
Edmors ~s beg 10 ssv that We have DO in
tsntisn Of handling carpets in connection
-nh our business bus 81 extensive book
department and lstsr on fancy bszssr
viii Dc scded. Go8rs respectfully.
TEsrKFA FsHf EeoT 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
Bargains! Bargains !
Bargains in REALITY
An announcement that will
be hailed with pleasure
by many of the VAL
ley City.

= 1t is our pleasure during the
coming week, commencing
August q, TO offer at a great
sacrifice odd lots and broken
lines of nearly every class of
Dry Goods represented in our
immense establishment. We
do this simply 10 CLOSE the
goods ENTIRELY out-not
for the money that is IN them
in order that we may have
the much needed room for ex-
ira large purchases made for
the coming Fall and Winter
trade. If you are in immedi-
ate want of anything enumer-
ated in this column come
quickly and secure it, and If
the want is not pressing. take
our word for it that it will be
wisdom on your part to lay in
store against the day of need.
Commencing on Monday we
will sell you in the line of
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

I,OR RENT-NICEIY FURNISHED ROOMS
Fncuire st ) Fo1niain - 24s
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
r RON Enquire at 10 North Division<t -
NOR RENT FURNISHED AND rSFuENfsH
ed roesns for light bousek eepinf also sleep
ing rooms. Enquire o. ~ West fUiton%t, orIo-
site Derby Heiel. -
NOR REET-THRFE E1CE FRONT Rooms
mp one Sight. suitable f1r once. prioe . Z
per N n h. Enquire ts Cana ST.. third fooI.
Room ~ "a
TOR RFET-sEPT l. FURNISHED ROOMS
wii h0ut board. privste family for gentle
Iasn and wife aud single sdy. hoarcing D. ace
very convenient. ire minutes vslk from post
oflce Enquire p ISLAND y "a
NOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM
Il for lady or gentleman. l13 South Lafayette
s.. 2s6
I,oR RTNT-N1NF ROOM HOfSE NO y
Bosiwickft third house ror.h ef Fulton
Street PARK. lnqDlie FRANK A. Werner. 2 CANA.
81 ~
I'0R RFST-VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
or uBfurnisbed front rooms 20 rent st bs bos
wicket 2sg
I'Ok KFNT-FUREIsBED ROOMS. sTEAM
heated. and furnished rooms fof iiehi ho1se-
keeping Apply a. room 103. new BoussUsu
block. Dec iff
I,oK RIM - FURNISHED FRONT ROoMs
I either Sngie OF OF suite. Apply 70 Room ~
Powers opers Hcuss block. Fesri-d zbi
TOR RIM -THEHfCFeT KIND OF Rooms
H. suits 81 two o. four rooms with al modern
III rfovsrrerts or Csnslst. FOR Offices ~ light
nsnufas siuTinf pUrpoees. tiso ioi lodging. IN
cure st once, No = tsnslsis q o a. bsrwin
e4f
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
CllallieS.

Every piece of Challie dress
fabric left in stock below the
cost to manufacture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

WAsa1ssIos. Aug She nssolstioa
en=fel 81 ~ Hs4f sst Fuaay. eslhBg "a
tie Frssl ssat fsr az coFrssp-1asacs sstsssa
ths Cnl1sa states ana Great brilsia IN
rr<sr5 20 ths asAsTies troaslss. t0SeissF
wlta ne amendment onsgsd ey Ar
- ~ aas. Ssz asfssa -
a. senate taen proceeded - IAe c0a-
s.4srallsn of tzs cenlsrsges fspoft ga t1S
eu41ry tIFu bH. .nd s4s addressed a.
lensl8 - NJ Allson.
- ae closing porti0n OF bis speech. sen
aEor AlGssn stated that tas tOLsl aEpEopr2-
uezs for tAs currsgg nscsl year. not iaelad-
ios ~hst sss called tbs perUsuegt
appropriations ssOgnt ~ t5Oo 9D0. 90.
th4t iseudlag ths permanent .p-
proBrialIoss they would amount 10
tlZl 0UC 60. snd thst ths estimated rsve-
me- would b. $40 -, 90 or Only tlS co. =
CO more thAu tas Expenditures. bOtA Tie
fscslpts and ne expenditures Of the Post
0fbee Department are included. Hs also
furnished . table 70 show that the eIp<ndi-
lures 0I the Government for TIE four years
OF Ar. ClsFelands administration exceed
oy So 90 60 ths expenditures for the four
years OF Ar. 04rnsld's and Mr.. Arthur >
administration
Af. H4ls commented on these figures and
Nf. Aiiison's statement oy the remark that
thus. one ~ one. the illusions ABOUT the
economy Of tie present AdministEation
laaeg aNaV
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
HARRISON .No MS CALLERS.
ne Isti@stes That ae viii Net sp~-k Ia
cspt IN lsdt.As

ne Istinstes That ne viii Net spxAk IL
esps IN lsai...
MIDDLE Bass ISLAND. Aug. 2s.-GsneFsl
Harrison ~As tired from nls row On tie
lake last night and slepg nine houIs with
ont awakening. It was tse beat rest he has
had since bis arrival here. After break fast
hs took . walk on the beach. and Ia con
versation with United Press reporter
spoke OF the proposed osnonslTsIiOn on
Friday The General said tast the cub
whose hospitality ne WAS ENJOYING was non
partison. and that be had been unwilling
10 appear TO desire 10 take advantage of II
for campaign purposes. When eI-Gover-
nor FosteT returned from Toledo, however
il was developed that the Governor had
sanctioned the arrangement nno consented
10 the demonstration, leaving General Har-
rison no option but To acguiesce.
The steamer Chief J0stice Waite brought
O delegation of Republican organizations.
beaded by w. 5. Cspeilar. Chairman OF The
State Com mittse. ana Representative Charles
b. Gnffn, OF Toledo. After dinner at the
club, the delegation, reinforced by cottEgers.
paid . visit 10 the Berdsn Cottage, where
L. M. brown. of Toledo. rendered the Gen
eral an invitation 10 attend demonstration
~ Fort Meigs on such date as might suit
bis convenience. The General, in reply,
promised 10 consider the invitation. bat
ADDED that his present iEtention was not 10
engage in the campaign outside Of bis
own State. His words convey ed
the idea that there was not a
likelihood of his entering upon q national
campaign or of swinging around the
circle" Ddt that he would confde his pub
lie sppeaTauces and addresses To Indiana
hence bis numerous declinations OF Drevi-
Gus Invitations The delegation returned
TO Toledo at 4 clock. Letter in the after =
noon the steam yacht Winifred arrived
from Cleveland with her owner. Banker
Ehls. Hon. Amos townsend and General
Barnett on board. M Townsend had n
long conference with General Harrison At
the cottage. after which the party took q
long sail ON the lake
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

AS heretofore intim ated in the TELEGRAM
HERALD coluns, Manager W. II. Watkins,
of the Detroit club, has resigned, and Robert
II. Leadley succeeds him. In this connec-
ton the Journal says of the new manager:
Mr.. Leadley, the new manager, has been
Secretary OF the Detroit association since
1884 He Is o gentleman Of excellent ability.
. thorough hustler. and be will put in TO the
management of the club. no doubt. the same
vim and earnestness which have marked bis
work as Secretary. He has been East With
the team two trips this season, and being .
careful student of the game, doubtless
knows where the weak points are and how
to strengthen h m. He is popular with
the players as he is with the public and is
certainly the best man who could have been
chosen to inspire the champions and their
supporters with confidence. An amateur
player himself he has been at the head of
the successful Csss club since 1882. Mr..
Lesdieys first change vss to make Brouth-
ers acting captsin until Hsnlon 10 able to
return. Brouthers and White will head
tbs batting list. followed by Camel. Twitch-
eli, Sutcliffe, Bennett, Csmpsu. Getzein and
Scheflsr"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
Cen.ldsrinx tho Wilson Bill.

WAsHINGToS. Aug. 25.-Two more Demo
cratic members were IN attendance Al the
meeting OF the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs today, Aes.rs- Cothran and Chip
man, making five Democrats and three
Republican, The preliminary discussion
having impressed the committee with the
feeling that there might De fair grousd
ior difference of opinion rs TO the eff
tsct Of existing statutes. il was decided
that the Prssidsnts message and the
Wilson bill shoald be referred to
q suo~eomaittes Accordingly q sub-com-
mittee was appointed. consisting of Aessrs.
AcCTeary, Chipman and Hit, with diree-
ions to investigate the subject. collate all of
toe treaties aud statutes bearing upon IL,
and generally 10 gather all infsrmstion
necessary for the full committee. The sub
committee entered at once upon its task
and IL under instructions TO report 10 IN q
full committee next Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

Tr0R RTET -oKE-BtTF 0F TBR sToRg
I 80. p ssnsl-s- T0f particulars enquire ..
= Berx1u 5azfi
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
BIG FIRE AT CINCINNATI.
A siI-story Factory Destroyed Mt = Loss q
100000

A siI-story Factory Destroyed ut Loss of
100000.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 2S.-At 2 o'clock this
morning Ere vas discovered in the six
story building at the corner of John and
Betts-sts., occupied by Herman Klein &
Sons ~ . stocking mandatory. The
entire building was DESTROYED. and nothing
but the bare walls were left standing.
The loss is estimated at 800 900. OF this
$50, 600 10 on stock, $4,000 on machinery
and SIS 600 on the building. The structure
belonged TO N. Goldsmith. The insurance
will not cover the loss.
The fire originated in the machine room
in the cellar and spread with great rapidity.
going up through the elevator shaft. which
acted as funnel to carry it to all parts OF
the building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
The PRESIDENT GONE FISHING
Is spe.d Three DAYS with Lamont la Tn,
Bias Ridge Mouatsins-

. Sbcsd lnres DsFs Win ont Ia the
Blue Ridge Mountains
WAsHINSToS, Aux. 2s.-Ths President and
Colonel Lamont. accompanied by Internal
Revenue Commissioaer Miller. left Wash
ingtOn last night on q fishing excursion Of
two or three days in the vicinity of Clifton
Forge in the Blue Ridge Mountains Clifton
Forge is at the headvaters OF the James
River. and Is well up on the Alleg aeny
Mountains beyond Lexington. Tne Prssi
dent has reluctantly declined an invitation
10 attend q meeting AZ Williams Grove,
Pa. because he feels The necessity tor = rest.
The President has been conhaed closely 10
hs desk for many months. he does not
expect 20 20 on many recrestions and will
take day or two Al time. He had hoped
Ia De able 20 get into the north woods for
fortnight, but as Congress fingers and
promises to stay until alter election. he has
~ last concluded 10 make ths best of the
situation and 10 get bis vacs ton piecemeal,
a. ne hnds opportunity. without neglecting
hls business
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

Daily pointers.

We make a speciality of
Natural Gas Glass. Glass
made by this beat comes out
more even and clearer than
by the old method and should
command a higher figure, but
we sell 1t the same p1ce. We
are doing a larger Glass bust
ness than ever. notwilb stapd-
ing increased competition.
Cathedrals. Venetian, Ondoy-
ant. Mufhed. IN AL colors in
stock and furnished on short
notice. Order taken for
special designs Of fancy glass
for Bay Windows and Doors.
Plate Glass IN stock for those
in a hurry. but glass ordered
from factory and taken from
original cases ism much better
condition than stock glass.
Foster, Stevens { Co.,
10 .ns e mop-.s-.,.. ga. ss. 81. a. ana
a Iouss-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

.Nyrrr ptrFrg HoreEe oE LOTS -
- ~ hn.ssas .. rent sbQ1.f 80 s8 ~
s.r rr5efs-rerx sre rsFaeTnf1s FoxE 4 bi-seg.
$40 Tsws1 5.cfk. ~
rxgR ssEF LFteF tND = kHfffFF -
-.r.s r.5,.str Il - - - rnrgros o. ee~nrc fnr
- a - ~ eesr EssFm.eEs reEf n p moan
f.l-~tf.-s r.es e.eqrr sHr e1ff fte-e - e,eote-T
-nse~r sr,- - ii-e 20 ~ sorreek hsf Miier
4 Er.-tx hslcfEF. - sos - btH
~rrf. fEs FEFKT COOK To TR7 fif-r
III - ~s~.< rr1rre o ,rfef fgf go d<-<s ~
s.ssf r - t,r-s< p ro-s 1sftFsre1 A.
ar~z. a sbe rsosa Fesos AZ. <xa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

NEV YORK. Aug. 28.-For the second time
this season the New Yorks were shut out
without run. The Chicsgos administered
the first coating of whitewash. and now
Boston does it. Boston did not deserve vic
tory, nor would they nave got one if the
should. Several bad errors did the busi-
ness. Titcomb pitched a splendid game
and only allowed the visitors three safe
hits. Garrison also did well, but was hii
more freely than was Titcomb. The re-
mxrkable figures of the score are as follows:
New York ..............-...O 0 o 0 0 0 o. o
Boston. o o o O.
Base Hts-Nev York. g: Boston, s.
Errors New York 8. Boston, /.
Bstteries-Titcoms aud Murphy, Clarkson and
Kelly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
NO TEARS MOB BLESSING.
But ssxry Father who Gets Out .
N.rrspt for Kidnsptns

TrsooLA, IL. Aug "a lev days ago
". r PErcsil sud Miss Libhis Miller
daughter Of Elias Miller. e wealthy farmer
diss bpssrsd And we're IN srried az neigh Dor
Jag tom. They returned home Yesterday snd
showed their marriage certificate, bot
Fsrrssr Miller had q warrant issued for toe
arTssf Of the young man on The charge ot
kidnapping DTS child. The papers b>iae
detective. Purcell ~s released. Miller e
stiIi dstsrmiusd that tas marriage shall BE
Aanul sd sud -. kid1spsr sunisbsd-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29
ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY.
Me m bers OF . Bas skrupt Mining Stock Firm
Face Their Victims

Members of . Ban upt Miripg Stock Firm
Face Their Victims.
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 2S.-H. s. Benjamin
and f. A. Bates. members of the bankrupt
mining stock firm of Moore, Benjamin d
Co., were arrested last evening on charge
of conspiracy, and their bail fixed at S25, 900
each. After spending couple of hours in
the custody OF the Sheriff neither was able
to furnish the bonds, and on application OF
their attorneys the bail was reduced to $lO,-
600 each, which they finally secured. The
charge OF conspiracy is made in connection
with . civil action. brought by Mrs. Helen
Warner TO recover $4,000 which she had
invested with the bankrupt firm. Mrs.
Warner claims she was guaranteed against
loss; also that there was a conspiracy: and
besides Mr. Benjamin and Mr.. Bates, their
wives, and also ~ ID. Moore were in it.
Moore Is in Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

NsbEsr. Aug zs-The 6rss nssr here are
o ut. hut they srs still bsrnins Some de-
sncp sTsy. TIE losses ia Carney. Nun
ford and Nssesu a.. ssti nn-feo a. - 90
Farmers outside lost &c much more. Ho-
nuch e-nsrs 81 tim ssr aid pine iosf - nCt
knavR No ives we're l0sf. sHd M isss
80 comes 20 noors houses Or bomsstssds
- - earned
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

nr-eos Aag E-C siasd Srstss az
minister saisos.asisry - 81 Pstsrsburz
g = y. Lotsrop. arrives n shs cir sso
o'cisek fksir sz.~uoon. seconpssis6 - as
VIE t~s 1s1xs-srs. AsB. s11 Hs.sn. ss5
fts e-xen = ar.e. Tas are p<rt - tss
s~@s ss~- On s-rssgrEs1e - as rse~p-
- go sv frlsszs - 49, - ~ 6spes
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

I'OR sAlf-THf TsFN BELONGING 10
Il the esisis 81 fie init Daniel ~ailera8eFhors
one mile 90 lht silg fronting ITldfssl lf
ls a fns cairi isTn 81 fol ffun fslsluG 49, gsF-
oenlDE kEt ts solo BAL ffuu tsn io luirt
los Apply 10 ir n hfirorlh .a1nlIolsiFsIof "a
fourtb a.. orsBd hspios aich q
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-29

wsldrrs LAST ser n viadssr. 0aisiro.
Essf Frfd@Y

HrrtsnAts Aag. E-C ~. WNdron.
the fazrvs osnks- wss in Detroit Thurs.
ss7 AMI in Windsor FnfaT. That wss tas
las, sees ~ him. - &. B.dwsll worked
here ior 80 wears a. sais~rnsn in cloth
f'F store Ms.arou and sne we're reported
~ - 'nt rsfs ana taers vas scands Gus
rrrl rf sncgf fheu last Winter Bidwsl
snd ssr-iv moved go Schoa cr.n. Tbsrs ne
rrEszaa ~ enc grrcerv business Afer-
onri tnav Eeuf la telfEsfsr SD thence 70
arlne1 rs ~ ciaiHe 81 fhat Wsidrnn hsd
~ frfsfest 70 biiveifs business He
vs. ed ssam several sura presnrnsniv On
hs-iu=ss Nrs i~eli -s sooat 9 years
oif $50 txa ra If-er Ws.i-rr f,afai
lrfzr srrornt 81 rarrr probably soout
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