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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

The dudes have chance to show their
warlike spirit, don'tcherknow, in the
fact that the Lord Mayor of London has
sued Berry Wall for tailor's bill.
The Lord Mayor lie the proprietor of
the great tailoring establishment of
Poole & Co., and In that minor capacity
be legally pounces on Wall for a bill.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

President Ammidon, of the Protective
Tariff League, protests against being
charged with importing cheap Hunga
rian labor while declaring that the tariff
protects American labor.
But he cannot get out of the dilemma,
and the Inconsistency Is just one more
illustration of the ways of tho Republi
cans
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13
Colonel wright's labor report is a &,

J. Colonel Wright's labor report is good
de<ument. He is well-known friend of
the N>skingmen. He shows that In i've
years, fsoA 81 to 'S6. there were strikes
In "a, $50 eseAhlishmssss, and that l6,69s,
or "a per cent. were in New York, Penn
sylvanis, Massachusetts, and Ohio. All
this was under the Republican system of
protection.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13
Weather Changes.

1t has been observed in Italy by Pal
mieri that on clear day with every in
dication of continued fine weather. the
electrometer will indicate change long
before the observation-disclosures TRAY
eler.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

BUSINESS OUTLoOK.--RepOr,s from all
parts of the United States are of cheer
fulness and confidence in business circles
The great staple industries-iron, wooden
and leather-are in much better form
than would be thought possible by any
one who credited the wailing prOtesla-
tions that went up from certain manu-
facturers when the tariff question va,
taken up in Congress.
Bank exchanges throughout the coun-
try are increasing, labor is generally EN-
ployed, railroad earnings hold up well,
and the transportation of the new crops
and the merchandise for which the farm
ers will exchange them promises in
creased returns to holders of railroad
securities.
Meanwhile money is very cheap, and
the general restoration of confidence in
the future is certain to lead to it9 invest
nent in new enterprises. Altogether the
outlook is very gratifying and unless
signs fail the coming year will be one Of
the most prosperous in our history.
Y. Herald.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

Nr. Blaine having had high old time
Win the European aristocrais comes
home to howl about his love for the poor
nan.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

There are many blessings attached to pow
erty. But they are fearfully disguised
Rochester Post-ExpresG
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

PENSION VEToEs.-The action of the
President with reference to certain bills
that were passed on the 25th ullimo
shows that he takes no friendly interest
In tests of legislative speed and endu
rance. 1t will he recalled that on the
25th ultimo the Senate beat the worlds
record for tests Of this kind by passing
100 pension bills in fifty minutes, the
average time per bill being twenty-three
seconds, while the best average up to
that time had been twenty-four and a
quarter. The President has vetoed
fourteen OF the 100 bills. In some cases
his reasons were that the disabilities in
question had no connection with the
military service of the applicants. N
Y. Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

A PALPABLE HIT. 49, Referring to
Blaine's key note" that the question of
reduction of wages by tariff reduction de
ponds on the laborer's vote, an able con-
temporary says what do intelligent
workingmen think of that? Have any
of them ever given their consent and
vote" to any of the reductions of wages
to which they have been periodically and
often subjected during the past few
years of "the highest tariff in the world 80
Were not the wages of Mr.. Carnegie's
5000 iron-mill workers reduced 10 per
cent. this summer without their consent
and vOte?'
Did the coal and iron miners in
Pennsylvania freely consent To n reduc.
ton of their wages to from sl.2j a day
to 80 cents ?"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

The Senate passed 1870 pension bills In
lses than one hour.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

INsPIRATfoN.-Ch Brice OF the
Democratic Executive Committee ba-
been asked several questions, and in re-
lation to what he calls "inspiring The
party. He says:
In my opinion, President Cleveland
can very materially help himself some
of the Democratic leaders hsve positive
grievances which the President alone
can overcome. These ought TO be O.er
come, in overcoming them, the President
helps himself and consolidates bis party.
The army behind him, | know, il ready
to do IFS duty"
Yes said Editor Brown, Il think 50.
For instance, think Democratic po-l-
master in the city Of New York would
be a propitous augury."
yes" added Mr. Brice refectgcly.
Twill the Democrats be embarrassed,
because OF the lack of money To con
duct The campaign =
"N0, not at ALL was the ready
answer. "Wewill have all the money
we need
Then Mr. Brice called attention to the
fact that the State Of Iowa, which had
given 10000 Republican majority had
been reduced to 5000 81 think" he
said 1--WE should do little missionary
work there"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-13

FI.HERIEs TREATY.-The threat of a
partisan majority of the Senate to reject
The fisheries treaty may compel the Pres
ident to withdraw 1t In the in.
terest of the New England fisher
men, who are now in the midst OF their
season, and who are taking advantage of
the privileges that are afforded them
Since the treaty was sent 10 the Senate
there has been no trouble in Canadian
waters except the arrest of Yankee
who was caught peddling bait to Ii
Frenchman in violation Of his privileges.
Philadelphia Record.
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In addressing the crowd in Madison
Square Friday evening Mr.. Blaine said
that he was glad the meeting was called
in the name of the laboring people"
Ii was called In their name, indeed. but
they had no part in getting it up, and
were very SHINY represented in the
crowd of curiosity seekers who gathered
to see the "uncrowned King" and hear
what he would ssy.-Excchsnge.
WHAT A WhoPPER'-Mr. Blaine in his
speech on Friday evening declared tina,
the English people, though divided on all
other questions, were absolutely unanim-
Gus In the opinion that "Grover Cleye-
land embodies in his person the exact
form OF revenue and free trade for the
United states which England likes" and
he went on to picture the English people
as standing In an attitude of eager and
hopeful expectancy. awaiting Democratic
success as their great opportunily.-New
York Star.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
THINKING MEN ON THE LYING IS
SUES OF THE DAY.
Gives Himself A way-Fisheries Treaty-tn-
splred-Business Outlook-A PaIpabIe
Hit-More Pension vetoes- blaine Tells
Whopper.

ANOTHER GIVE AwAY-"Capital can
protect ITSELF" says Mr.. Blaine. 1t is in
recognition of this fact that the appeal
of the Republican League for campaign
funds is made to the capitalists, who, as
its famous circular says, are getting
practically the sole benefit, or ut leas, the
most directly important benefits, OF our
tariff laws-the inutacturers who
make large fortunes every year when tn
ines are good" Very truly capital can
protect itself" 1t is time for labor To Do
the same by voting against monopoly
breeding laws and excessive taxes.-N.
Y. World
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Tegas.

- Der prdibeat Der erfen Natios
nals9ant bat einsn Me9iel bon $1,000
als Beiiras fir bic Safe Der Gibmeits
li9en gintpanberungs @eiell1aft ge.
f6idt. Ser 8orlibenbe, 9r. Mnbretps,
glaubt, baB $4,000 aufgebradt tpers
ben fDnnen.
- giner ber berbprragenDen 8Qns
quiers bon 6an Mntonio bat SdbafaI9=
tern @elo gu 6 prosent angeboten un6
einen rei9li9en Beitrag fur ben 8au els
mes 9aserbauies suseiast.
= Ser @efeBesbDrI9lag, cine i6ie6s.
ri9terlibe 8eb6roe BON brei perionen
ein5ufeBen, ipel@e cine enb9iltige gnts
f6eibung iiber ben Mnipru1 6es Staas
tes Seras auf ben Beiib bon Greer So.
fdlen lou, If i'm &eprdientantenbauie
allr Nnnabme gelanet, unb Senator
Gofe bolit ibn ou9 balb i'm Senate
burh5ubringen. gla9 ben 8eitimmuns
gen ber Bin iou bas Sribunat aus brei
ilriitiId gebilbeien Mdnnern beifeben.
@iner ipirb bonn 8rdlioenten Ser Ser.
Staten unb elmer bonn @ouperneur bes
5taates 3eras ernannt. Der brittle
5die5sridter muB Elm Sberri9ter irs
geno zines 5taates bet Union, nit 9lusz
rabme bon Seras, iein unb ioaen lib
Der prdii6ent unb @ouberneur iiber bic
Wubl befelben DerHdnbigen.
= Gs III i'm plane, in Belton cine
Wollfabrif Su erri@ten, bic f6on Bis
aum /. DECEMBER in getrieb treten ioa.
Der porlduTise 9Oitenanf6las III auf
$50. 900 feifgefebt, bod iollen bic baus
Il1eu Ginri6tungen BON born berein
10 getroffeH werben, oaB bic 9eiltungs.
fdbi9feit ber 6abrif, mean es nDtbig
pirb. bur6 tueitere 6inaufiignng bon
neneu Stiiblen bis auf bas ooppelte
erb6bt werben fann.
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.3suei gseae Wablc Sir eine,,.

Sur 9eipobalid) sibt cs spci gese. nm Oas
au errei6en, mas Die gtaiur mitunter NIT un.
bOllfdnfig betpirft, naklid, Die Gin9epeiSe su
crleidtern. Der cine 1T, Elm braitif9eS abfiib.
runssmittel su beridluden, oas iibermasigen,
iofortisen uno ldmersbaften StubIsang ber.
fhafft; Der anbere lit, Sofetter M a..
sembitters einaunebmen, bas ni6t semalt.
fam, aber nur9sreifenb senus tpirft nnb bic.
ginsepeibe nidt ansreiff. gSer ben eriten
@e9 pdblt, brardt ntd)t aui bauernbe Nbbiilfe
gu bofen unb fam nidt ernartell, ba6 er Der
f@pd9enben Sliidnirtuns entsebt, peIde bic
Sr9ane eben 70 fdlimm oOer in nod I6Iimine>
rem 3uifanoe, nls friiber, auriidlabt @er,
auf bet anoeren Seise feline 3uRudt su Dem
@itterS ninlmt, Der fam f1 barauf berlailei,
6ab cine resuIdre Sf0rperbefdaifenbeit, als
SSolse elmer @lneuerans ber gelnnben Spann.
trait i'm @insepeioetannl, tpieberbergefelIt
pirb. Mbseieben bon beilIamen, eodern Der
GineeDei6e, rta1t bas 8itters eine vidlafenbe4
2eber pieber vn,unter", veibt eiiien ipebItbati.
gen gntrieb sur 9bdtigfeit ber .Nisren unb
pirtt sesen Die erften anSei9en bon &beumatis>
mus, gesen Neisuns CUR @i9t unb gesen SRA.
laria", slei9biel uie oafelbe auftriti.
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QCr yttl uHu DVttf BbuguIo uuu gu,
3af, 6err pHaifertalten! go erbblten
bic Gaffern unb gellten unb la6ten unb
la6teu unb b6bnten- infam, geraoeSu
miami = 9err, babe oriiben in ber
neuen Melt Sinse erlebt, bic aud eli
mem ffartnerDigen Wann bas Saar sll
gerge ifeben MAIDEN f6nnen, babe mid
nit @0lbiu1ern unb &otbbduten ber.
um5ei1lagen unb bin baarf9arf ben
Rrollen Der .2pn6iufi3 entgaugen. bic
mid faiIen iDpllten, ilatiirli9 infolge
eines berhenferten Mibbsrifdnoliiies,
faltulir' lid. aher, by al the powers,
in 10 elmer breimal perflu1ien@ @1miere,
ME bamals am Garten5aune Der G6rs
iierei. bin i'd al mein 2ebtag ME ges
tpeien.
MobI, itanb oa tpie elm lebenoiges
Greu3 unb ipurbe aug einem itebenben
ein tuanbeinbes, benn fort nubt' i9
bod, fort tpollt' id. 9a6te, bas &ras
teblen Der GerIe f6nnte am gnbe oar
nod 6as 2i3eIe berbeiaieben, unb miiBte
i'd Elm erbaulid Gpettatel fir bas
bhblGe Ma6el getpefen fein. Wurbe
aber bod 10 erbOif, baB i9 msiute, ber
G1ldg miiBte mid riibren. Mber mas
fonnt id MAIDEN? 961fiens mir lns
ter bem b6lii6en pfaffer por Sngrimm
bic Qippen biutig beiBeu. Sing alio,
mar bas aber elm i6limnies @eben,
9err. GtieB nit ben gnben Der infas
men Gtange lberal an, bIieb re1is
unb linfs bdn9en, muBte mid breben
unb pinben tpie ein Groi@ unter ber
girfung elmer salbanii@en Batterie.
Raltulirte, tbdte gut, bic OorfifraBe 3u
bermeioen, auf mel9er bic 2eute iebt
ioblenb unb iingeno bonn San3plab unb
unter Der 2inbe beimaogen. WDlIte
mid burd bic 8aumgdrten am See
it1d meiner MDbnung binlDDtien. Sa.
re9ne. bas III bas re6te Mori. @e1t
eisentli6 lDotfen inubt' i'd mid. &am
mir f9ier bor wie 70 me goitberbammte
f9merfdllige b0lldnbiide Srefi6uite.
Madte au6 ne ber5meifelte Mnifren=
gung, Die iataniide Gtan9e auf meis
mem &iiden eni3mei3ubre@en, eing aber
nidt; mar oas Bic 3dbeite Gtange
guA psf 2os.l: Mtlne '0elenle iIaWien,
Ee ntgl. ugo ginlef mlr peg oas 0es
lO0s. un0 9sgOgHe oer leOsIgollgeA
6ailoaae - elne sienoe Slluailoa, om'
HlpD'eni n'eoerlraWls!
Gollte aber nod id5Iimmer fommen
- folte es nidbt2 &oIfulire, iolIte.
QieB litfl ba Der alberue Qe,I. Der Mono.
pibbIid] einfalIen. ieine bumme ienti,
nentale asrabe hinter ben MoIten.
tpeIt,e i'm bisher bebedt. berpor,uifres
den iInb mid in meiner Msilers aaua
unpsrlddmt brett au 6eld,einen. Gedue,
babe leithsr cine enifd1ieoene Mbueiauua
Qeaen allen a9aonbidsin. eyft ales 2ua
unb Trua. mos 6ie Boeteu bon oem
bIoiIen @eIeaen faieIn. csft Elm abaes
fraaeuer. bsrbubiter, feimtlidild,er Gerl.
Bel ssobe! GpieIte mir bdBlid5 NIT bas
mails. Denn tpie i'd, TO ieit(iuas = en-
face fount' ID, her Tdume o5er piel.
mebr Der holildlen 6tauQe tpeaen nid,t
aeben = SEN HuBtpea burdl bic @0rfett
binirippeIe, tommt mir nnperIebens me
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= 9as Barrier ,Journal DIES De-
bates" ber0fentli9t ein eSnterbiew nit
benz Nirifas&eifsnben Sc Brassa iiber
.bas mutbmaBlide S9idiaI Gfanleps.
De gra33a meint, baB Stanley, na1.
bem er ben 4rnpimi GluB berIafIen
batte, ge3tpungen geipeien fei, tdgline
Streifaiige gegen bena9barte Meger=
itdmme slt tnternebmen, I'M probiant
fiir ieine sablreid]e Expedition au er=
langen. Oieier l1mifanb babe ibn ges
atpungen. nit gr6Bter gile pormdrts au
marf9iren un6 er lei iebt obne 3peifeI
idon luit @min Sen suiammengetrofs
fen. Ut ruerbe aber iebenfalls nidt
iiber 3anaibar 3ariidfebren, ionbern
iiber Rartbum ober Suafim. 6a er fi9
fur ben eriferen @eg ni6t mebr tart
genllg fiible.
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Meratlidse etiquette

~~O~~ss~S~ 0Ststs%NStN
Derbiubert lnan1e Dottoren, ibre @e.
f9idli6teit au3u3eigen; mir ober lal1en
uns bnr6 feline iol9en bert0mmliGen
Iorf6riften abbaltem unb benfen, oaB,
wenn mir cine unieren NebenmenfGen
nhBli9e @ntbedung MAIDEN, mir bic
Sbatia9e iiber oas game 2anb perbrei=
ten follten. Daber laiIen mir in, gans
gen 2anoe bic Sbatla6e ber6fientlitben,
bab Dr. &. 9. Bierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery (spIbene mebiainiid)e
entbednug) bas befbetannte 6eilmits
tel gegen S@minofu9t (6frofeln Der
2uHge) uno dbulibe Granf6eiten 1T.
5enbe 10 Gents in 8riefmarfsn fir Dr.
Yieree's uollfdnoige MbbanbIung nber
S6tpinbiu9t nit uniibertroffenen Mits
teln aur Selbflbebanbluns. Mbrei|ire: :
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, 663 Main Str, Buffalo, N. Y.
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2gierem nno Se6erfeioeu.

Die birefte Golge perborbenen 8lus
tes un6 f9iua@er organil1er Bewes
gung, iperben in Sim mons 2iz
Der Regulator ein e9tes 0eils
mittel bieler 2eibcn finben. gr bers
leibt bem 8luie frii6es 2eben unb per=
gniigt unb ifdrft blIr6 8ef6rberung Der
9eber unb 9iierentbdtisteit. ben eansen
Srganismus. Sd mar Iange nit Sc.
berbei9meroen, 9iierenfrantbeit uno
berborbensm 8luie geplagt. 6abe
Simmons 2ibers&esuIator gebraudt,
Der mir mebr sebolfen bot, aIs anbere
4ranei. -@so. $. pratt, u. 6. Deputy
Collector, 2. Dilt., Ga.
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II { M { 4 8.
aiomam bon Sobannes g@ere.
L6otfetuns.l

l0SpaIS2"uBsi
Mobl, perbrebte alfo bem 2iaele
ben Ropf - III elm 6att. WauBie mir
aber, berinuib' i6, Der G9dbeI tiidtig
nlitber0rebt tuDroen iein. Odtte fonft
ieben lniiIen, 6aB ein Sdgerburf9e aug
Der 66rlterei, iuelGer Dem Qi3ele f1on
Iange uadgehriden, ben gan3en Nbenb
unl uus berumi@Ii@ NIT seffrdubtem
1ndr un6 Bart tDie Elm eifsrfiihtiger
9ater unb bab Der Rerl banii lange abs
feits NIT BEN Midte, benz Belt flii5terte,
tDeI6er iebt DonueifalmilIei lit un6
fd)0n bnnlats beim @rafen Gepomut
fanrlierbienerte. Sab es auG, aber
nut 10 beiIdufig. 2iimmerte mid ben
9enter b1run. 6atte nur Sinn fiir
bas Cine, 6ie Gore fur ibre Rofetterie
NIT glei@er MiinSe 5ll be3ablen.
Das Si1ele ge5fattete mir geQen Nit
ternn9t 5u, ibren 9eimfiibrer 3l ma.
den. ST aber 70 Elm 0eirnfiibren,
iDihen Sic, nod benz ldnoIi1en 2iebsss
fober ne ernite Sadie. Den BuriAeu,
bur9 tuel9eu iie f1 beimfiibren IdBt,
ertldrt Die bbtilide GH6ne gleiHIam
0fficiea fiir ibren Qiebbaber, fir ibren
G@ab, bet ole &eGte zines Nrdutie
cams beiibt. Sft bemna9 bieIes 6eims
Mbren ein ietr bhbf1ss, oft 0ber aud
Elm bdfli@es Ding, ie mad llmlidnben.
Jabrtt alio bas 2iaeIe beim, ipeI1es
bet leiner 9afe in Der 5Driferei iibers
iln9ten ipsllte. 9a9te aur Stunoe
ui9t I'm entfernteHen boran, baB ies
bes Ding me 2ebrieite Bot, benn lieB
hd) oas Mbenteuer aniangs omnipos
tent augenebn an. Mar Elm allers
liebRes Mabel, b0s 2i3eIe. Nidt su
fpr6be uno bod tpieber nidbt su gef6Qia,
re@t 10 bas pitanie gsittelma6 int
aemperament. @ie i@ nun dber mad
aobuoien 9iiien an Der 6intertbir
Der s56rHerei enbli9 bon oern quabbes
liegen Ding MbiGieb genommen unb
DlrG ben @1rten auf bic StraEe
iurldwOllte, empfing mid fir bic
&eimfhbrliug ienfeits bes @aaien3auns
cine 9einIu@ung.
50, gerietb ba, faIfullr' i'd, in cine
lnfuute @9pHlitdt. G1tueIgte Ho9
Ia Der anderinnerrng an bes 2iaele's
3drtlidfeit, als pIbbli1 elm balb Dus
tene aerle nit gei9mdrsten Geii9tern
tlber MID berfielen. Naumifarf, luie
10 bamnls mar, bdtte ih mid, tuenn
DayaHf bDrbereitet, bieles Idn6lidlsftt.
liden ueberfolIs bieIleiGt eruehren
fbnueH. Ram aber bieier su pI6Blib,
0ls BOB im bdtie bieI MAIDEN fDnneit.
9@lug atuar eitlen ber 9erIe nit ber
Iaut 30 BDben, tpurne ober i'm u1d5s
IieH AugenbIld ielber 3n Woben geld5Ia.
cen, tinb nun beCann ne i6n66e ailt.
gang &omDhie, bic In uitleren Geraeu
Dor 8cilett ni9t gonj ungeuD1nIid mar
ulI0 Is uielei1f iett nod uibt III, iebens
fans aber fiir ben, tueIher bic 6oupts
role ipieIeH muB, 3u ben infonbenabelz
ten Dingen gebbrf, Die iid benfen Iais
Ten, tlnb bic 0auptrolIe bieier 9oni6.
BE utubie oanlals i1 fpieIen, nolens
voiens. Mar ne bittere Gtunbe, BEL
Sobe!
Die infonen Qerle, ,peld)e mid iibers
fallen unb iibernannt, bielten cine
@t1Hge in BereitI1Gfi, cine 2lrt 6ops
feu5iange, Dernluib' id5. Die itoben
he mir gum linfen HoddrmeI biuein
un6 tiber bas &udgrot binpeg aum
remten beraus. llnb lpurben Dernlits
teIH Girideaoen meine 9an6geIenfe an
bic nssfudie Gt0iige feifgelnniirt.
9ann flebte man mir Elm BblIiiGes
XA.Ef Ef.Fx Fx~.- 4 n fHN1
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SIN Stats @efretariat su gu=
ftin iinb bic Dallas 8aus unb Gparz
fdhens@ @efellf1aft nit einen @tammtas
pital bon 100000, unb bic Decatur.
Smpropemeut.g .gompanp nit einem Sea.
pital bon 100000 regiitrirt por6en.
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bsim Musbru6 bes @eld9ters lieben
geblieben mar. Ser erl6fe mid bon
meinem &reus. aber oas NOR nlein tras
gifOmii6er 2irmeBiur au bem Der Monb
10 bell f6ieu, als bdtl' er's, falfulir'
ib, redt eigeutli6 barauf anselest.
(sSortfehuns foIsta
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-02
CONTRACT WORK.
Paving Market Street:

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works, !
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, June 20, 1883.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-02
Assessment for Paving ana
Sewenng Brewster Avenue.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works, !
CITY OF ST.. PAUL. MINI. June go, 1888. {
The Board of Public Works in and for
the corporation of the city OF st. Paul,
Minnesota, will meet at their office in
said city at 2 p. m. on the 9th day of July,
A. ID. 1888, to make an assessment of
benefits, costs and expenses arising from
paving Brewster avenue, from Viola
street to Como avenue, with cedar
blocks and curbing with granite, and
constructing sewer on said Brewster
avenue from Viola street to Como ave-
nue., together with the necessary sewer
connections to the property lines, in
said city. on the property on the line of
said Improvement, and deemed bene-
fitted thereby amounting in the aggre-
gate to 50, 1926.
All persons interested are hereby no.
tilted to be present at said time and
place 0i making said assessment, and
will be heard.
r.. L. GORMAN, President.
Official: w. f. ERWIN,
1884 Clerk Board of Public Works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-02
CONTRACT WORK.
Paving Western Avenue.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 26, 1888. I
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the city of st. Paul, Min
nesota, at their Office in said city, until
II III. on the 9th day of July, A. ID. 1888.
for paving Western avenue, from Lau-
rel avenue to Dayton. avenue, in said
city, with asphalt and curbing with
granite, including the necessary sewer
connections, according to plans and
specifications ON file in the Office of said
Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties
in sum of at least twenty (20) per cent
of the gross amount bid must accom-
pany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right 20
reject any or all bids.
r. l.. GORMAN, President.
Official: w. f. ERWIN,
179-1S9 Clerk Board of Public Works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-02
Assessment for Grazing Oakley
Avenue and Other Streets.
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi. June 80, 1883. I
The Board of Public Works in and for
the corporation of the city of st. Paul,
Minnesota, will meet at their office in
said city at Up. IN. on the 9th day of
July, A. D. 1888, to make an assessment
OF benefits, costs and expenses arising
from grading Oakley avenue, from
Prior avenue to Lynnhurst avenue;
Waltham avenue, from Prior avenue to
Bremen avenue; Lynnhurst avenue east
and Lynnhurst avenue west, from Uni
versity avenue to Feronia avenue, and
street south of Lake Iris, connecting
Lynnhurst avenue east and Lynnhurst
avenue west, in said city, on the prop
erty Oh the line of said Improvement,
and deemed benefited thereby amount
ing in the aggregate to s2,217.9O.
All persons interested are hereby mott
fled to be present at said time and place
of making said assessment, and will be
heard.
R. L. GORMAN, President.
Official: w. F. ERWIN,
1s3-1S4 Clerk Board of Public Works.