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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-08
Good ginghams 5 d etc at Rodmans

Good ginghams d SIC at Rodmans.
We are very much pleased to again
haye a first-class correspondent from
Moran.
Children's Day exercises will be at
1O:45 next Sunday at the Baptist
church.
All kinds of machine oil at H. Kiau-
mann's.
There will be an election of officers
at the X. p. hall next Wednesday
evening.
DR.. La FAIRY set up the hebdomadal
treat to the Kickapoo boys last Nom
day night.
Latest sheet music, instrumental,
and vocal, only 10 cents each at DR..
Gillihan's.
We prepare prescriptions with care
and accuracy and from best materials.
scott Il Son.
Why do you go around looking for
groceries? 3. E. Wright does the best
Of all Try him.
Prof. A. S. DIN will conduct the
Anderson County Normal Institute
beginning July 9Th.
Call and see our stock of wall paper
and get our prices before purchasing.
Goodhue & Evans.
Examine elegant samples at Thrash
er's. Body Brussels, tapestry aud in
grain. Made to fit.
Now is your time to get queensware
and glass ware, As Briggs & Graves are
closing it out at cost.
Tie latest styles of spring and sum-
mer millinery may always be found
at Miss Minnie Browns.
We desire to express our obligations
| to Percy Harris for valuable assistance
in our local department.
You want to get the most groceries
for the least money, don't you-so
they're good. Try WEIGH.
Ifyou want to get good coffee every
time, buy il of WEIGH. He selects it
fresh and roasts it every day.
Mr.. Klaumann's extensive addition
| to his brick business building helps the
appearance of his corner greatly.
Hart & McCarley want your chick
ems. Will pay cash for all they can
get from now until Monday noon.
We are indebted for lot of magnifi-
cent strawberries to Mr.. Hoagland,
of this city. They were delicious.
New gloves and mitts at Rodman's.
ChiIdren's day will be observed at
the Presbyterian church with quite an
elaborate program Sunday morning.
We make a speciality of Palmer's
perfumes and soaps. There is nothing
finer manufactured. Goodhue & Ev-
ans.
H. L. Henderson has q house OF
eleven rooms, well adapted for keeping
boarders, convenient to business, for
rent.
The ladies' society, of the Presbyter-
ian church, will hold their regular
meeting at the Church next Tuesday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
The A. w. J. Brown farm, lying
north of A. J. McCarley's is for sale.
Enquire of o. C. Brown or A. e..
Jones.
Mr. A. w. Allen has purchased for
the use of Miss Blanche, one of those
elegant kimball pianos. 1t Is q beau
tifuily made and fine toned instrument.
! If you are going to get married, or
I for any other reason want to lay In
! some new furniture, you can get it at
l Patterson & Co.'S. at the lowest prices.
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AUcTI0HIIR.

George Rhoades, S miles south Of La
Harpe (P. o. address Humboldt) cries
sales in Allen and adjoining counties.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
Charges 1 per cent. Correspondence
solicited.
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Ix1II1 LID1.

List Of letters remaining In the post
ONCE at lola. Kas., June 8, 1883.
FUR, Paul
Thomson, J. L.
Worn, Bob.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised
and give date Of advertisement.
]. E. IRELAND, p. N.
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NOTICE

To all whom it may concern: Hav.
ing disposed of our business in lola, all
persons knowing themselvs indebted
to US will call and settle up either by
cash or not. Please give this prompt
attention.
YOUN0 4 CLARK.
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cHRn HougY.

Bowlus has any amount Of money
that he can loan ON real eatate security
at lower rates than can Ne had any
vhere else,
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
All -four has advanced as you have
been told but as bought before 1t ad
vanced I can give you . Bargain
Come and see me soon.
H. KLAUMANN,
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Local Matters.

WEIGH wants your produce.
Straw mating at Patterson's.
Ice cream at the Nickel Plate.
Klaumann pays cash for eggs.
Best carpet warp at Rodman's.
Milk shake at the Nickel Plate.
The prettiest print at Rodman's.
Rice SC per ID at II. Klaumann's.
Buggies and carts your own price.
Moth proof carpet paper, Pattersons.
Bring your produce to A. E. Wright.
20 doz summer underwear Rodman's.
Moth proof carpet paper. Pattersons.
Good spring wagon cheap at Beck's.
Coffee Is cents a pound at Klau-
mann's.
A fine line of ,coffees at Briggs &
Graves.
The Live Dutchman will not be I'M
dersold.
Orleans syrup, first best, at A. E.
Wright's.
Last Saturday was a booming day
for business.
Steam thresher outfit for trade by
A. w. Beck.
Briggs & Graves have fine supply
of white fish.
Fine Syrup for 50 cents a gallon at
Ed Canatsey's.
House to rent. Inquire at Scott &
Sons drug store.
The District Court begins one week
from next Monday.
Ladies and gents fine shoes just re-
ceIved at Colborns.
Golden Wedding is No. L. Try a
sack. Klaumann.
New goods of all kinds now arriving
at Briggs & Graves.
London Purple, the best protection
for piante, at Scoit's.
Two second hand buggies for sale
cheap at l. G. & o. W,
Paris Green and London Purple fer
bugs. Goodhue & Evans.
Furniture repaired and revarnished
at 5. n. Patterson & Co.'S.
Fresh, clear. pure. cheap, that's what
the groceries are at Welch's.
= A big lot of new fishing tackle and
baseball goods at Scott & Son.
Watches, clocks and jewelry at
Lefaer's. Repairing speciality.
100 yards lawn SC at Rodman's.
We still have 8 full line of wall pa
per and decorations. Scott & Son.
The County Commissioners met as a
board Of equalization last Monday.
Gillian has large stock OF mixed
paints which he is selling very low.
Go to Briggs & Graves tor your tea.
They carry seven of the best brands.
The filing of prescriptions is a
speciality with US. Goodhue & Evans.
Red Star Cleansing Powder-best
silver polish ever discovered, at Seott's
New Baking powder at 20 cents pc
pound. Every can warranted at c anat
Seyis.
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fm CAMPAIGN WYIItY oLo11-D110-
Graf
Will be sent to any address In the
United States a follows:
From May to Dec. lei, 50 cts.
From June to Dec. Let, ..... ....... 40 ctr.
From July to Dec. 1st.. ............ 30 cts.
From Aug. to Dec. LIST. .....-...... 20 cts.
From Sept. to Dec. LIST, ...........- Is cts.
From Oct. to Dec. lst, ............... 10 cts.
Postmasters and news dealers will
receive subscriptions.
GLOBE PRINTING Co..
st. Louis, Mo.
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down..

Bran and Shorts at II. Klaumann's.
lust received another carload.
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SUI TENS 4 PkEStkvtS lkAIHR
The only polish that will
not damage fine shoes. Il
Softens the leather, and 10
the best polish made.
: O. p. N0R1ARUP 4 CO.,
Agent.
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Best line of corsets at Rodman's.

The following "mixed" mines con-
tested for the base ball championship
at the Presbyterian picnic Wednesday:
First nine, w. II. Evans, Tell Evans,
A. E. Wright, Miss Inez Mack, Miss
Lutte Evans, Miss Emma Cowan, Will
lie Brewster, George Barth, and Wal
lace Ewing; second nine: A. G. Scott,
George Lawyer, Mrs. Wise, Miss Lola
Smeltzer, Miss Ella Cowan, Miss May
Ellis, Rev. Hyatt, Adlai Ewing and
Oscar Myers. The scorewas q to in IA
vor of the winning side. The features"
of the game laid the famous Humboldt
game quite in the shade. The way Miss
Mack ''flew out" to pitcher and then
few out to first as if nothing had hap
pened was only excelled by the plucky
Presbyterian pastor who after he had
s'struck out" on three sky scrapers from
pitcher Evans that 8 sixfO0ter couldn't
have reached. with q telegraph pole,
struck out for his base with an energy
and determination characteristic Of the
British lion. 1t was enough to bring
tears to the eyes of craven image to
see Miss Ella Cowan, whom one
would think would not steal a
pin, steal second base with utter reck-
lessness of results; and the way the
exemplary Mrs. Wise rushed headlOng
into the arms Of the reverend batter in
her desperate effort to ''score an in
ming" was a caution to sinners. FIX
element was at fever heat. and life
was such a burden to the umpire that
three Of them resigned in quick sue
cessiOp, Every 'srauko decision was
Immediately over-ruled by the ladies
In a way that left nothing to the um-
pire bnt unconditional surrender.
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GEO. D. COLE.

Real
Loans Speciality
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costume, done in water cOlors upon
silk, the picture itself being surround
| ed by a profusion Of japanese Orna-
mentation. The likeness is perfect,
and it is a most delightful souvenir.
Mrs. Brewster also received at the
same time large number of japanese
| views.
The w. G.. L. U. and other Chris
| tian ladies have opened an Industrial
Mission School for coiOred girls. The
first meeting was held last Saturday
afternoon at the colord Baptist church,
at which place it will continue to be
held every Saturday afternoon from 2
to O'Clock during the present month.
| Contributions of money or materials
are solicited and will be received by
Mrs. Lizzie Hankins, or any Of the la
dies engaged in the work.
About the faithfulest, most reliable
set of fellows we know are the boys OF
the REGISTER force. The editor
pro tenn. greatly appreciates their ever
ready accommodation and their gen.
tlemanly ways. Later: All the boys
kicked" on setting this up, and go we
had to set it up Oursef. 1t took just
one hour and half of precious time,
BY the watch, but our authority had to
be maintained at all hazards.
The Board of Trade are making prep
arations on behalf ofthe citizens of lola
to give q reception tO the members of
the Normal Institute next Monday eve
ming at the G. A. r. Hall. There will
be short speeches. songs, refreshments
and q general good time. This is ex-
actly as it should be. and We hope the
citizens will turn out literally. The
Normal institute is by all odds the
most important gathering Of the year
! in Allen county.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Burhsns. of Fifth-aye., are
visiting friend out OF town.
James Pennell returned this morning
from Highland Park, Grand Haven.
The hill on SiIth-ave. between Ionia.st
and the railroad is being graded down.
Mr.. Will Curtiss has returned from two
months visit in Brooklyn and Rochester.
The drug store at the corner of Division
and Hall-sts., Is undergoing some internal
repairs.
The three story brick block at 227 and 22S
South Division-st. il rapidly nearing com
ple,ion.
Mrs. J. L. Mcmillan, of South Division st
.calded her hands seriously with hot Oh
yesterday.
Miss Clara Orr, of TO4 South Division ST..
left Yesterday for two weeks outing ai
Bay View.
Chas. G. Harrington left last night fo
San Diego, Cal. whore he takes charge of {
large cattle ranch owned by local capital
lists.
The social at the South Congregations
church Wednesday evening was well st
tended, and fine musical programme va
rendered.
Henry Vinkemulder has resigned hi,
position as beokkeeper with Phil Graham
and will accept a similar situation with {
lumber company in the north woods.
Miss Carrie Bucher and Miss Louis
Engel. two graduates of the Nurses Schoo
at the u. B. A. Home have taken room,
and located at No. ls6 South Division-st.
While Albert Stryker. grocer at 30
Centre-st.. was driving on Bridge-si
Wednesday be noticed that his horse sp
pesred TO be sick. and he drove home a
fast as be could. On arriving home To
horse laid down and in less than half al
hour was dead. No one seemed able to tel
what allied the animal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
IN ALL ThE COURTS.
Five Courts Were in Session Yestsrday-
Their Record.

Five Courts Were in Session Yesterday
Their Record.
PoLIcE-Garrish, drunk; committed for
twelve days. Lewis Pearl, breach of the
peace; nolle pressed and discharged; Albert
Woldeburg. breach of the peace; committed
:or fifteen days. Peter Martin. drunk: ad-
journed until July q, 10 q. m. W. B.
smith, selling liquor in theatre; held for
trial at next term of the Superior Court. W..
nolle pressed and defendant discharged.
CIRcuIr.-Henry E. Brown ct al. vs..
Henry K. Doren ct al, assumpsit; time TO
propose an amendment to the findings ex-
tended ten days.
PRoBATE.-Estate Of Theo. T. Hawley,
deceased; petition for license to sell real
estate filed; hearing August %. Estate of
Anna n. Cotton, deceased; eIemplifed copy
of foreign will filed for petition for allow
ance in this estate; hearing August 20.
Estate of Daniel Nugent. deceased; letters
of administration issued TO John Bresna-
han.
UNITED SrArEs-Frederick Gardner vs..
the Michigan Central Railroad Company;
motion for q new trial argued and sub
mitted. Edward G.. Chambers VS.. William
Upton; motion for a new trial argued and
submitted. Messrs. ID. II. Chamberlain, OF
New 1ork. FORMERLY tOVernOr OF coutn
Carolina, C.. r. Patterson, of Troy, New
York. and Henry Crawford. of Chicago,
argued a motion for a new trial. before
Judge Jackson, in q case in one Of the
Eastern States.
SuPERIoR.-Henry Diel VS.. Sarah Diel.
divorce; hearing set for August 1. George
II. White vs.. Rulof Schoulteus. ejectmsnt;
on trial.
OFFICE PUsISEss.-A petition of the City
of Grand Rapids was fled with the clerk
Of the Superior Court yesterday for the ex-
tension OF Tenth-st. from the west line OF
Broadway TO the east line Of Alpine-ave.
The petition asks that jury be summoned
and empsnneled to determine the necessity
OF such public improvement, and whether
or not the taking of property for making
such improvement Is necessity, and 10
determine the damages sustained. and Just
compensation TO be paid for such property
and 10 whom same shall be paid.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
TOWN TOPICS.

Dry goods nsEehsa1s complain Of dali
z4.is.
TIE ssrssss are not ssrs diry. Ths rsia
va ssicoms
Tiers was haE HtIss business IN ths Police
Co1rt yesterday.
Ths fafBitars faclories srs ero~dsd sikz
orders lor ne a. lEsts.
soda foanlAlas aad ios cream parlors d
good Business these d4gA
LAKE, numbers 81 ns4 dseillngs are
erected aoFtl sf ne enalr aetory.
Tbs EgfraQie Compsns's sfsndpips nAs
arrived. 4. repaired io0E CARS - transport
ih
S-srig al tas slszndsrs about to-a are
ia lll blossom snd ths asas are Ds4atlned
thereby.
Nessiy al lhs trees planted by ths HUI
Tree Association are alive snd naAlns .
good groEth.
Il Is s1psctsd that ths rsosipts IRON a.
sources NlA moTs thaa equal TIE expshs~s
OF tbe regatta
John Boylsnd and Frank Ksessn got
iato hght on Graadvilis-4gs- last night
and -srs arrested.
The g Il. = C. Assembly at Bay View
bessn % Wednesday add has large at
tsnaance from this city.
Crescent PARK Is a good breathing plaza
these days. 0us needs iitIle Extra 0feAta
alter climbing tie ateps, too.
Peter Martin. Who vas convicted OF
Drunkenness In the Police Court. Is work
ing hard 70 set b0ndsmsn. so as 70 appeal
tn~ case.
The First Presbyterian Church Sunday
school And the Christian EndeAser Presoy-
terrain &isaion plcknlcksd a. Reeds Lake
Yesterday.
The usual monthly meeting OF the
Womsns Foreign Missionary Society OF the
PARK Congregational Church will De hsld
this afternoon Al o'clock in the church
psflOr.
Passengers Who lezye on the 1870 p. m.
train for the Black Lake resorts. viii here
after b. spared the sincOnvenisnce OF 9 trans
fer Al Holland A through car has been
pnt Oa that train.
A. q. Wsxners grocery store. on East
Bridge-st.. was broken into Wednesday
night at ths same time the stores OF L hos
heslIng snd ID. b. Austin were roo bed.
The burglars got oaly any eens-
Bishop Richter. assisted by the Catholic
clergy OF The city. formally blessed the ne ~
house Of the Little sister. OF the Poor y es-
teFdsy morning. The building Is han dsome
and cOmmodious, and Is worthy OF su pport.
City water will De cutoff today ia the dis
tricE bounded by the following streets:
Lyon, North Lafayette, East Fulton and
North DiVisio r-sts. This Is done 10 enable
the setting OF valves preparatory 10 furnish
lag additional pressure on the high levels
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
IHE NEW MOTOR.
Caldwell and Csrver's street. Car Motor
Mako. Its Tirst Trip-A New rnventton.

Caldwell and Caryer's street Car Motor
nsk.. Its First Trip-A New Ipventien.
Yesterday afternoon the Aldermen and
the press were invited out 10 view the
maiden trip Of motor invented and built
By Aessrs. Caldwell and Carver. These
gentlemen obtained consent Of the Council
some time ago TO experiment on the street
car track Of the Ellsworth-sve. line and the
trial TIM vas made on that line yesterday.
Tae engine. which is Of en-horse psver. Is
arranged vith condensers which condense
the exhaust aud convey the water back 10 =
tank underneath the floor Of the engine cab
frem which IL is sgain pumped into the
boiler The condsnsers work very we'll. out
on a heavy grade considerable steam es-
cspss. The motor is intended for street
railway use and is provided With steam
brakes rith which the motor and car can
te stepped very quickly. The fuel used is
coke for the foundation and osi 70 make the
ire quick. There - no more noise sbont
the motor than about tie cable cars and
with = smoke consumer there VII be
nothiBg mere 70 friEh;en tes1nS Caldwell
and Carver have been working a. their
meteor for a number 81 yesrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Let Them Go.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
W. W. sackett and his daughter. Lucy P
Grover, charged with adultery. were dis
charged on a nolle prosequi entered BY the
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. The evi-
dence vas not suffieisnt 10 hold them. as
there was no witnesses TO the alleged sci
but Mrs. Growers husband, and be could
not testify agains; his wife. II Wa.
CLAIMED that Mrs Sackett could be a witness
but her testimony Was also accounted 10 be
of no effect
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

NOTICE n hsr,is gwen thsi l.oisi.oa he a q
Y osy eesH bit0 a. .ie ui.1tisitn'd IA tee
lirnH l0an fal fft i3lufs ai teu ASA rtstt "a
Niel ieha ard ~ upt penHiue ~ s.ie tslitl ifr
the puffss.s of sstanpE iof1en ni re fi~t ~
b0gliI A iu3lt LAKE AaHiuun t' fhe cas- ~
,srsia faglos hc4ll. pa .H Iiitiet 81 - n
81 a. i oe fshll 30 = 80 ~. ui ftnFf htt -
Nesi a6rnfclnr o. the enf rlsl.ui tifrfef. "a
the iosnshtr IL tffu. telGas iA saii ie.'iitt -
Kent sne Stair az Miftilese. aAfftyco fHd ia
tili cor tne rnlpfi. ioff - a D. tiA hHiif. tsa9
slyi snginaGf nno tarvefol ou lue tia BAY -
laiy 4Stl auf re-. ufee5 iu Sac ptft 81 TIE
feCislef ~ Deeds ui sad rnans ni h't utoa
taid .stt 81 lnls fse Ai Ntiots ~ iti. infnr
uoan IA piai leeE .. 9. 20 isVt -s- fhti =
pIcf,snec o. siicf -si6 pist uHoel efia p, fiftie
ol lht prcf lti.ns oi chapter ~ a. Howe
krnotsiea fisuie- ~ Mvhissa. sne 80 eineii9-
uaeris itereie - siins a. ihs' tsff ~ taf g.
afd streei. a. isid do~r upao rai1 y - shifn -
tsafueen i0i trtultttNe ~ uf'nt tits >nft0tfiy
sids thereof aro - iliHtiosa sol fNeu.f fif eta
En upon tie .uuihfr'f el1e fheftff fhe. Tie
usffer - fsaid pciifioa v1 Be- "a 80 nr 20 hear
lnr az Moudss, the cith dsy ni epitneer. -.
lsss
Dated Grand HsFlds Micalsan. iune q is,,.
2 he street Railway Company 81 trsul ttpt
EAMliI AfIhfk
EnwAKD a NlrHsf. Ailonsey ios fstit.onrrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

FE.V. Soper. representing Geo. Noebe a
Co. Of DstrcSt. Manufactures ~ fbs rsie-
hrsssd brs1ds of cigars. Pen Hur." "Fiof
de Moebs Record Br-sksrs ard De
Froit Siuxrsrs = "a the city suppsyine u.
msfses a5th ih>ss pcealsr -saoEss Ns
pursr and beffey rrsrs car he found n fhs
nsrkes fo5s- ard fhs reputation secured
. ~sll deserved. snd tbe kcees cigars a..
proving - great fsvcTifes N Gsx1d RAPIDS
as IN al olneT psrts 0f The szsts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

MT. RysD. u Ailsgsn. lsnt his iHsssnes
10 rs AZ lsstlns.
ON saTnss u Lansing. osas over -
give q httis encouragement.
START Ncki0bsn. Of OossaA vas among
TIE meq On lns anxious seal
IN fasssr escorted great many people
into tht pressncs 81 hr. Burt
Gsoras n. House. VI East saginaw, and q
'hUstlsr. va ca shs ground early.
TN shsdr. candidate for the Kslsms-
zoo Grsenhsckers. was . quiet guest.
The tnseting vas net complete until Post
master SopsE. VI Aswsygo. pGI 10 al sp-
peozn oe.
Dr. W. Nichols. OF Greenyille. enc of ths
most i4lly fellows In the Eighth District.
Was tpectstOr.
Phil. Brock, the Greenback Register Of
Deeds hn lonia county. Was In the city as
Democratic guest
L. Law, the leading clothing merchant
of Cad lilac. gave the committee pointers On
"bow 10 advertise"
Geotge w. Hayden came all the way
from Ishpeming to tell the committee how
10 carry the Upper Peninsula.
job ID. Norton, Of Pontisc. Is large
enough TO handle the State cxsh IL he can
only get the requisite number OF votes.
Hon. w. R.-Burt says that be always
leaveb Grand Rapids pleased, because be
meett go many hsstling business men.
Wrh. b. Moran. of Detroit came in on an
aftern Don train and was Introduces as the
next Lisusensnt Governor OF Michigan.
Charles Humphrey. Of Adrian, q promin-
ent bookseller and law book publisher
Was here TO lend dignity To the occasion.
John Shea, of Hickory CHners, Barry
county, Was the only farmer CEN nlitteem n
| present. Hickory Corners will go for Bort
Hon. L. g. Rutherford came down for the
express purpose of shaking hands with
| John ID. Norton. candidate for State Treas
| urer.
A. A. Ellis, of Ionia, candidate for Attor
ney General, will be . tired man when thai
| Portland circular writer gets in motor
again.
Thos. d. Hswley, of East Tswas. wal
ing law books, and is covering the State IN
good shape.
+. II. Thomas. Probate Judge Of Tuscol,
county and q hustler from the Thumb,
was around smiling on everyone who look
ed like a Democrat.
John II. Fedewa, of ST. Johns, Is a nev
member of the Committee and came dowI
10 give the candidates a few pointers or
how it feels to be defeated"
s. w. Fowler, Manistee's ex-Greenbacl
editor, and an ex-senator. was on hand I.
devise ways and means 20 that he ccul'
write ex-Lsnd Commissioner after hi
name in the future.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

The Sunday Sun ball club. OF Detroit,
which 10 making tour Of the state and
winning sv.ry game they play. will cross
bats With the I. VI. Weston clab AZ Ramona
park Thursday, August D The Westons
viii make desperate effort 20 break their
record The Ssn club % from hsrs TO
fLdisuspolis. where they will play the Nsws
club Of that city, and thence 20 Chicago,
where they vill tackle the Chicago Nail
nine On their return n Detroit they will
play q second game With the Westons
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

IN this mornings issue q The TELrsR.s-
from the Derby Bail Clab. pretending 70
state why they did not meet us SUNDAY
The real csuse q summsd NJ In the fact
thst 30 ser. n tns habit Of plsyiag with
uniforuard clubs II shsv can stAer clear II
b>~r saloons lone enough % purchase an
equipment. .hes ~ miEht think 81 playing
witn the n.
+ N. wrsrox b. r. Ctrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Trw Yosx. JAY as.--Gsn. Joseph G.
Jackson. Grand Msrsbsl o iae Blaine vef-
sds. has issued az order requesting al
orzsnizstons desiring = isks part. 20 notify
him 81 his hesda1srters. No. Is West
Twsnty-fth-st The programme = for ths
Repnbgicsn cln5 Of his csty - 20 ao~a -
shs srs.uler the dsy of B sines arrival. ard
s~csrt hirn - his hofei in tAis citv. rae-s
he ~iH revie- ths persds n ths svsxIng.
Bislae = expected sDoaf Anggst =
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Albert Woldsnburg and Lewis Pearl were
up in the Police Court yesterday for engag-
ing in fght on stockingst Wednesday
night Pearl was DISCHARGED. but woldsu-
burg Vas fined - and costs or twelve DAYS
in Jail. Not having the right amount Of
change he Was committed FOR the twelve
dayr