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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
by Poindexter & Denoon,
Real Rsinte Agents and Auctioneers,
1898 Main street

VIRUSTFFSY SALE OF LOT WITH
( FRAME DWELLING THEREON. IN THE
TOWN or FULTON. on THE NORTH SIDE OF
Bv virtue Of the provisions 81 a certain uust
deed dated November -, 1857, executed by b.
Nsel and wife, Rni ~ record In the clerks ONCE
q nonrico Court, default having been made In
the payment Of rtain note therein secured,
we viii, by direction Of ~ holder Of tho same,
sell by auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1858,
at4 O'Clock p. NJ, tho abOve-described PROPER
TY. Tho lot fronts 80 feet with a depth OF 10
feet Upon It there Is a good dwelling OF Ave
rooms.
TREMs: Cash as 10 expenses Of salo and note
Of SD, with iotercst from November 10Th; bal
auce Ia six aR1 tselY0 months.
&. /. DENOON,
FP Tt RSER,
Irusteea.
parAnrvrrR & nRNonN Ancflnnaars. de- B
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

THIS MORNING
az 10 o'clock. and EVERY MORNING AFTER.
until the whole stock rs dsposed o. This being
one OF tho most complete assoftnents Of beau
stu HOUSEHOLD and FURNISHING GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES. sc. that has been offered a.
auction for long time IN this city. -hould attract
the particular attention OF the ladies' Comfort
abe seats will DO provided for them.
j. ii. VALENTINE.
de Auct!Oncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

IN hand. such suggestions rs they may have
10 offer ard communicate shoJld be sent to
bis address az Ssaunten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

~ No. north Tenth htrett. tAlthh"hff
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VARI-
I Gus LOTS or VALUABLE RIAL ESIAIE
1T HHVHfCO COUNTY NEAR THk bA5IsnN
sUBUKBs or TIE CITY or kCnnorD,
yA-By virtue Of decree OF tne C nau.elI
Court Of the city OF Richmond, pronounced on
the ~ day OF November. 1925. In NE Cause
therein depending under the short syle o. y.
OBJ Cowardin. who sues for, &c, against DOoIsy
q Purcell. trustees, &c" tho nndersigneS, So
Tag PdOP ERTY. OF yhirh Charles W. fuIcoh
died seized and posssseed-viz;
LOT OR PAhCELL or LAND OF i3k acres,
lying near the HeW-Briige roat about tHo nlhss
east Of Richmond. and adjoining tho lands OF
Julia A. Trainham, Harv0ods estate. eun tnv
s.BIrh Eeadowu farm. not far from ELIZA HOW
ards place. aud LOT No. 81. on Logan streo'' d"
plan OF Marion HUI. containing two ecree.
Possession given at once. Sale may Oc hi"N0
TERMS: one fourth cash md the residue on
three equal credits Of six, tweave. and eighteen
months. the purchaser or purchasers 70 gNe
thsir negotiable notes for the deferred payments
OF the purchAse-meney, WITH legal nteress suu.n
from day OF sale aud tue title 70 DC retained unui
all OF the purchase money has been palu Auu
conveyance ordered By the Court
The aforementioned REAL ESTATE wiz DC
offered for sale by public auction, on the pre-
misses and In the Ordor named, commencing
with lot No. re-. IN Woodyilis, on
TUESDAY. pEcENBER4. 1898,
At II o'clock A. NJ. and IT from any taune -"
Gales be not completed on that day notice OF Iur-
ther ssles OF the property will then De gi'eh-
And " all the property DO no, sold on mat day
or any person desiring to purchase sald properly
privately before that day communication may
be had with the commissioners or Ructioneers IN
the city Of Richmond, Va. .,-,.,,
MEADE HAsKlNS.
PHILIP 4. PURCELL.
Special Commissioners.
r. B. CHAFYtS & Co., Aucticneers.
c. OBJ. CowARDrS. VINO SUES. &C, PIAlNrIFF,
AGAINST DOLBY. TRUSTEE. AND AIS. DkfhH SD,
ANrs-lS The CnAScgRY C0uBr OF THE CITY
OF RICHHOND.
J.. Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said court GER
tify that tho uoDd required OF the special com
missionors by the decree IN said cause OF no
vefnber 3 1855, has been duly giyon.
Given under my hand this 1911 day OF Novofn-
| Der, lsSS. CHARLES ". SVDDiN'
POSTPONENBNT.
The above sales arc postponed and will take
place, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1883
tho lot near the New Bridge read at u o'clock NJ.
/ and the lot on Marion iii a. o'clock 7. NJ
/ MEADE HASKINS,
PHILIP r. PURCELL.
de5 Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
BY James u. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NIB Main street

DEMONSTRATORS AUCTION
n sALE OF ALL THE DESIRABLE tAha,
ING IMPLEMENTS. LARGE LOT or hAi AZ, Hu
OATS. LOT OF GAS LINE HAYNES, JC.1,,'
&C. on Tux FARM OFIHa La Oh ), - -; !,
a. q. ROBERTSON. OK HENUCO III kNf lhE,
ABOUT THREE MILES FROM The Ciii'~Vn
THURSDAY, DECEMBER g. 1884
M 70 o'clock NJ. | shall. BY request Of w J. john
son, Esq, administrator Of Colonel \. S' RODE,
son, deceased, sell by public auction. On me
prsynisss, all the valuable FARMING 4AfLL-
MENTS. comprising
MOWERS 1EDDERS, HAT-RAhnS, -, 49,,
TRoN ROiLER. HARROWS. PLOWs, SEEDER,
CANVAS, HARNESS. TOOLS, &c,
g stGcks HAY ana OATS,
Lot GAS LINE, &c. SC,
on the farm known as Poplar Grove" on Hen
rico turnpike, shout three miles from the city.
Purchasers will DO required 70 settle Tor aha
remove their pur bases 81 once.
J. B. ELAN,
Aucuonoer.
49, de .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
STEAMBOAT .,-r.n.

' COMPANY. for Norfolk Ports- l&iAE22z.
mouth. Newport News. Clarsmont, ana James
river landings dlfecs, BY elegant 50 o0u steamer
ARIEI- leaving hicAmoad EVERY MONDAY.
WE'D E5DAY. and FRIDAY AZ z =. 81. ststse
cars connect
Connections al Newport News for Old Point
and SnithHe q. and ~ Norfolk closely ylih all
limos for northern cities same afternoon jamos
river by daylight. Great tourist tho. Cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer and az Garoors
Agency. 100 Main street Baggage checkst
through. Ssaio-rooms ongeged for day or nighS
Fre.gns feceived daily Tor Nofloss, Ports
mouth, Old Point, Waverlf. aicssfor1. Va. and
ali points 10 kastorn North Nafctina. kasiera
vhgtuig, and all regular landiugs oo tee 1anfss
and kAppahannoek rivers, et lowest rates. and
through bills issaed
LUCIgN n TATUM. yiee-Prssidenl
No. lli1 Nein street and kockestS.
IEyn wslsssxx, fgeighs and Passenger AzaaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
By James 3. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer,
lib Main street

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
L TUE VERY ATTRACTIVE FRAME COT
TAGE, WITH LOT FRONTING 6OXi2f rBhT, AT
sol INVEST CORNER THlklbENrH AND
STOCKTON SrhEkrs, IL TIE CITY OF MAN
CUES rEk-In execution Of a deed Of trust "a
me from g. :. Chalkiey and T. I. ChAlkley. dated
November IL. 1895, recorded Ia Volume 4, page
81, In the hu-liugs Court Of ihe city OF Man
chester. being required 30 e DO by the holder OF
The nOts therein described, shall sell By public
auction, on the promises, or
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1893,
a. O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
ia said Decd the lot fronting % feet on the west
ern limo Of Thirteenth street and extending back
between parallel lines along the southern line OF
stockton street l24 feet 20 "a alley sixteen feet
vide. ana having q neat Lnd attractive frame
cottage dwelling and other improvements there
on, the entire premises being IN nice order and
The location & desirable one
TERNs: Cash a. to the note OF S9e) with interest
thereon from November ~. 1898. tns expenses Of
sale, and any delinquent taxes; and the residue
upon such terms a. the grantors In said deed
shall prescribe ana direct. rs the trustee shall
think ht, ami as viii DO announced a. time OF
sale. JAMES b. ELAN,
de4 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

By. n. Valentine, Auc;ioneer,
JAS. Macdougal aud II. Benson, SalesmenO
No sci east Bread street.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"A HOUSEHOLD RNIrURE, SILVER
WARE. CARPETS FEATHER BEDS, kAMlLf
CARRIAGE, BOOKS, &c, &C, Al ACCllON'
sFRIDAY. 7ru INSTANT,
nj II o'clock, will sell at No. 23l4 cast Broad
street the entire HOUSEHOLD RFFkCTS be
longing 10 Mrs. Jane c. WhltlOck, deceased,
few OF whi will embrace 49,,
lhan1some MAHOGANY hARBLE-TOP CHAM
BER SUIT, with WAkDR0BE;
WALNUT PARLOk SUIT; ...
PARLOR. CHAMBER, HALL, aud STAIR CAR-
PITS: ..,-.,,,,,.
Several fine pieces Of ANTIQUE FURNITUR RE,
EN- bracing Mahogany Secretary and Book
Case. Msrble-1op Centre and oth0r tables,
Bedgtcads. Bureaus. Washsiands;
MARBLE MANTLE ElGHT-DAl CLOCh:
PIER MIhKOR; ..,,.,
set MAHOGANY DINING-ROOh TABLES;
1 excellent FEATHER BEDS:
HAIR aud sPRJNG MATTRESSES:
Superior BOLSIEl,S and PILLOWS;
A large lot Ct excellent MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS;
1FAMILY CARRIAGE. In good order:
SOLID SILVER TABLE. DESS EkI, TEASPOONS
aud LADIES.
together with a general assortment OF CHINA,
CkOCkERN. GLASSW ARE. pLAREDWARE,
COOKING RANGE, a., Sc.
Administrator Of Ms Jane c. Nhltock, de-
ceased.
}. Ii. yA1RyrrsF. Auciioueer. de5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

Schedule in Ensct
October -, isN


AN+'sfNat I'|.N"
Train No. % concerts daily ~ rse.
Chase Cily. ClgrkftI.o. oKio p, unI
dereOD. and Raleigh. toDnre's lH...
bor0 for Durham. Raleigh. eh. rr.. r.
and all points On Aofih Carolina
salisbury for kshcvi i0. Dos SPRING.
points 10 Western h0rfh Carol
io.te for Charlotte. Columbia 4.4
road.
Train No. - CONNECTS ffiy ~ gr.tr..
Salem, WinstOl. Re- g1. rD.fS0
head City: a. "a isDIfg f1r fs.
springs. ana all points in Nrmu ..
lima. ~ Charlotte Wish Charlotte.
Augusta rai ROAD flr Joiafrh.s
Charleston, 5 savannah, h9uasrl
sOnvfic. and oihsr Siou1a a.
Car0ins Central raiirOaj il-
Trains from tho South aflltr a.
A. N. and 3.11 h. Al.
fAHELfA COrRTU0t- r..f.
Leave Richmond .....................
Arrive Richncf.i ....-.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
VFRY ATTRACTIVE AND DFSI-

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND DESl-
Y RABLE THREE-sTORY sTOCK-BRICK
DWELLING. No. 40lA EAST MAN STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
10 BE SOLD At Pr BLiC AUCllON.--On
WEDNESDAY, DEcEHBEE Il, lssS,
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ. on the promises, We will sell
the HOUSE AND LOT as above described. lhis
property IS new. centrally located, ana Ia every
gay desirable for private residence. The house
contains about thirteen rooms, which are in per
fert RIDER. Tho principal rooms have marble
lnantels: al the modern improvements, In
Guiding Iatrobo stOve range. DemOrsst closer,
&C. mo house is detached and very well built
Come and look at 20.
TERMS: Very reasonable. Purchaser can suit
himself. FRANK ID. KILL 2 CO.,
de5 AuctOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
ADvsHFI>ING AGENTS.

ADvsErIsING AGENTS.
WE CAN SERVE YOU WE'LL
w AND SAVE YOU MONEY IN ADNKk-
Using. Estimates tree.
ADVERTISERS GUIDEB0OK,
the most complete and original ever Issued.
sent on receipt OF 5Oc- 70 pay for packing and
forwarding. Advertising wiring \ specially.
THK l. JEFF. MILDOURNE ADYEk-
Using AGENCY.
lis and 20 east Baltimore street.
Sc % eod6w3u BALTIMORE. Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

'Daly tDaiiy except sunday.
sTOPPlS0-PLACES.
Nos. q and - make no stops. no. p
only on signal 40 81 slchosLer and oheste.
- stops only on signal at Chester. 'rltA
aud Manchester No. IS stops on -.FHai -
regulsr stations NO. as stops on s.i.' -
regular stations hud also 10 icmpi0s az
WalhalL Nos. 81 u 81, aud D. All s'op 81 '+
stations for passenger
PULLNAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trims Nos u and - sleopIag-csr' 1r'F.tl
New York and Tampa ria. lfsa JaA-.
on Trains Nos Il and 2 siocpingcH- 't.F.
Washington and Charleston. ON ifail 80
sleeping-csr hetNsoD New YORK Az ia
Vile On Train 80. 20 sleepiDg-cafs ~
Washingt0n and Jscksonvlis.
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LdNE TO NOkgN.N
LKAyE ABEigE
Richmond. .'l0.E3 A. n. I Norfolk .....-s
RichrnOnd 200 r. n. NoTfoik........ p. =.
Norfolk. ....'saO a. NJ. Richmond. oil a.
Norfolk. 49, 800 p. y. Richmond. ...,4.
These tralDs also MAKO close couucri'lii
FsrInville. LynchbDrg and seutl Esiisrn .f.
aud all stations on tie Norfolk end Yves if'
road. except the 1888 Ira'n. fsssslse.'
points vest OF Petersburg should tAAe
A. N. trala instead. X. ". eilLl.
Surerlnts 20
E.T d. NYERs. General Supernieuisi-
r. NJ ENERsOs General Passenger ~ rs
SOL. HAAs. Iraric Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
LIVE. cEmsxr. PLASTER. &c.

GCHOONER ALFRED KEEN JUST
y arrived with cargo fresh ROCKLAHD LINZ,
now dischargiag. FOR sale low from wharf.
Large stock fresh kOSKNDALE AND IMPORTED
PORTLAND CEMENT. CALCINED PLASTER,
ANCHOR lIME,s EASEf.~itk FikE-BklCk.
IATuS. &c. WARNER MOORE,
Importer Nova Scotia LAM and Manufacturer
tresh-6roaEd Land Plaster nolt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
REAL EsrAVE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE. PRIV AT f l. Y, 81
II THREE-STORY STOCR-BRICK FRONT Is
DETACHED DWELLING. with about twelve
rooms all modern Improvements, very desirs-
bly, located on Main street near Fourth street
Can be purchased on very easy terms.
FRANK D. HILL & CO..
de- 2-3t Heal Estate Agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

DICHMOND BAZAAR, On
HI Nos. 1893 AND IitJ FEASELtS STREET. I'll
TO-DAY
AZ 10 O'Clock we will sell number Of excellent
HORSES. MULES, BUGGlES, PHAETONs, and
WAGONS, from which selections may DO made.
At II O'CLOCK
80 bales Of HAY, ia good coalition;
HOP BUGGY AID HARNESS. nut little used;
ivory good MP-SEAT ROCK
AWAY:
LIGHT LUMBER WAGON:
GROCERS WAGON. ia good order:
voyy good FAEM MULE;
lLARGE BAY HORSE, good family apimal.
+. b. COOK,
del Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

ARRIVE KfCuiOND.
455P.M. MAIL daily except sunfaF.
g:l5 4. n. ACCOMMODATION daily lct
sunday
CONNECIiONS
At clifton Forge with Chesapeake arf OBJ
railway for The south, Neft, Ani AOr'hr"'-
Atlynchburg With Norfolk nnl Noarrl ra.-
road for an points South. Southeast. ari r' I.
west and Virginia Midland railway Tor % i'...
North and South.
AZ Richmond with Associated kaiisafa '-h 90
points In the South. AMI Richmond. tr.I.
burg and Potomac raj. ROAD Tor The Nonl
At Lexington with Baltimore AM Dl
road, making close connections 40 lif."
Ferry % AID from Pittsburgh and thc Vice. 81 ..
20 points SOrth aud East.
slesping-cags LYnchDurg % hemph. RI, $50
Orleans, and Little iOcs.
Trains marked daily tcxcept e-
'daily
Tickets sold 10 all points Oncos; 'If -t
Main street, 100 Nam street. ami a. fI
aud Allegheny depot, Eighth aud Cana 'I
JOHN r. AACH hnN.
nO2t General Passensrr a."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

T OST. SINCE WEDNESDAY LAST,
La BLUE-RNAMRLED GOLD PIN. In ne
shape OF daisy. with diamond centre. A 10
erai reward will b. paid tor u II returned 70 The
Dsspafsh once. de 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

DIAGPLRS. black-hesds, red. rough, chapped-
Tlu and oily skin prevented By CUTIcuRA SOAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

A FTFR THE ABOVE SALE OTHER
oFFFRED APPERSON & CO..
de6 Auctoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

Ix TEE CIRCUIT CouRT or THE COUNTY or HEs-
RfCo-KILBY. &C. AGAINST RAWLs AND AIS
/, samueiP. Waddill, deputy c'erk OF tne saia
co,,rt 10 certify that tho bond required OF Spe-
cial-CommissiOner Hill Carter, by decree en-
tered In said cause. on tho ION day Of February,
1885. has been duly given.
GIVEN under my hand this l1th day oil Feoru-
AIRY. 1883 .-. d, ,r-,nr,,,
noes SAMUEL r hADDAb-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

Dy Apperson q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueera

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Y HAN sOMEI0T on LAND ~ TIE wEsL-
pl,N efTR flRBs-i,y virtue OF decree oi the
1e-i, Conf Of Fienriso county OF The ION OF
Fabruarr lsss aud OF October ]. 1884. In the suit
Of RiIoy ~ RaEls, &c, will sell, ON tae pro
misses, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ;, 1883.
=, o,c,ock p. ~. the TOT marked " o No g"
in the pisn o. subdivision OF TIRE estate OF me
10 - =, Rohtoson. n freuts twenty-sy feet on
nortt stde Of Haryie or Beverley betwoen wash
tnrton and Temple etreots, and runs back 10
fe-t no an alley fourteen feet vide. In direct line
TTaSs. one fourth cash: balance az four,
.ight ana twelve months for negotiable notes,
Interest added, aud ute retained by The Court
,,,,,ti go fn fnll. HILL CARTER.
-''''' Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
FOR BENT.

NOR RENT.-THAT DESIRA- e.
II BILE BRICK DWgLLISG. No. 500 east NJ
Grace street, third house FROM St Paufs church.
Apply at sos east Grace rom 10 " and from /
70 at COD east Main street., TO
dc S-Sts MRs l. G. wAYT.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-21
Vote Against Them.

Next Tuesday is the day fixed upon
by our village rulers for voting upon
the proposition to issue the bonds of
the Village to the value of 100000
for street purposes. We think the peo-
pie OF Superior had better go slow on
this Indebtedness business. 1t is an
easy thing to go in debt, but it is not
so easy to get out. We already have
1000 OF railroad bonds almost due;
we have on hand $4,000 town hall,
two school houses of $4,000 each,
water works, sewerage, ETC., to pro-
vide for, and we think this is quite
enough for a town of our age and size.
Let us take warning by, rather than
follow the example of Duluth. The
people OF that place run into debt
wildly years ago. What was the re-
suit? Duluth with the boldness of a
confirmed dead beat repudiated por-
ton OF her debt and settled the rest
by paying % cents on the dollar in
new bonds; and dishonest acts and her
enormous debt of today are crushing
her to the ground. We know this
will raise a howl from the organs on
that side of the bay, but we speak the
truth all the same and in less than
five years time no man will be found
who will deny the statement. Duluth
Is simply going ahead too fast. She
Is being crammed, as it were, as they
do turkeys just before thanksgiving.
The bird is being fattened only to be
killed by its owner. The town is be-
ing crowded to the front only that
few land sharks and town lot specu-
lators may "latten their pocket
books" and when they can get no
more, step aside and let the Sheriff
sell the town for what it will bring.
We Go not want to see Superior SO
burdened. We are as anxious as any
one to see Improvements 90 on, but we
only want them to go as fast as we
can pay the bills, or carry only a
moderate indebtedness. 100000
is too much tO pet ahead for ctraat
purposes. 1t is not needed simply
because it cannot soon be judiciously
expended, if for no other reason, and
where 50 much money is on hand at
once it is liable to be used injudici-
ously. We may be too conservative,
but we think our people had better be
on the safe side, and to do this they
will vote against the issuance of the
bonds.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-21
BAENUM's GREAT BOOK.

We are in receipt of the eyentful
"Life of p. I. Barnum," written by
himself and recently revised, thus
bringing the interesting book right up
to the present time, by giving an ac
curate desert ption of the great fire at
at Bridge port last winter, and III var
ious ways relating various things that
have not heretofo fore been told. The
price of the book has been reduced
from S1.50 to SO cents per copy, and
the great Snowman now offers it more
as compliment to his many friends
than as means of profit, since the
price for which it is sold barely COW
ers the cost of its publication 1t
may be added that Barnum and his
newly created Worlds Fair of every
thing under the sun is to exhibit at
Duluth, on Wednesday, Aug. 10, and
as special excursions are to be run
from all points at about one fare for
the round trip it is safe to predict
that everybody will go.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-21
Advertised List.

The following letters were remain
ing uncalled for at the close of bust
ness July 18th and unless called for
within the next 80 days they will be
sent to the dead letter Office.
Mr.. A. Aheltt, Mr. A. n. Ander-
son, Mrs. Grafton Berry, Mr.. John
Blomquist, +. n Cornell, Mr. G.. W.
Critics, Miss Annie Field, Roob Harsh
man, Mr. Fredrik Holsnberg, Chris.
Jefferson, John kabott, Mr.. Paul Las
art, A. d. Landnun, Miss Neteline
Legoor, Mr. Jim Luenenend, Mrs.
Emma Olson, Mr.. J. E. Peterson, l..
n. Richards, Monsieur Joseph Somson,
Il. w. Thompson, Robert w. G..
Thomson, Mrs. Albrt Ward, Miss
Hattie Way.
JOHN A. BARDoS, T. NJ.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-21

AT the annual meeting of the
Superior Telegraph and Telephone
Co., held last Monday, the reports of
the Secretary and treasurer showed
the company to be in excellent stand
ing. The first phone of the company
was put i'll last October, and there
was in use the day of the meeting 50
phones, (and one has been added
since), and the treasurer had $40 in
the safe. The trustees to serve three
years were elected, the same being E.
h. Barton, reelected, Peter +. Brad
shaw and II. e. Ticknor. Mr.. Os-
trander was elected President for
the ensuing year, l.. F. Johnston vice.
President, H. A. George Secretary,
and Neil Smith Treasurer, the two
latter being reflections. By motion
duly carried, it was decided to put on
night service, and to increase the
rates OH business phones from SO to 81
per month. The line is new one,
and does not always work to the en-
tire satisfaction of the patrons or of
the company but all defects will be
remedied as fast as possible. One
great trouble is that our winds are
very apt to cross the wires more than
in less exposed localities, and to rem
edy this additional poles will be put
in midway between the present ones,
and it is thought this will remedy all
the existing evils, or at least the most
of them. 1t is the intent as well as
the desire of the company to make
their service second to none, and this
point Of excellence will be attained as
soon as possible.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-21
President Cleyeland-See a

President Cleveland all
these people dressed in British clothes.
Figure how much their cost is increas-
ed by the inIquitous tariff.
Workingman-That's nothing to
me. | don't weat imported clothes.
American clothes suit me, and are as
we'll made as English goods. And
the only way | see for you to make
them cheaper is by screwing down
wages. The workingmen had rather
earn twice as much and pay half as
much again for clothes as the foreign
workmen.