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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
PUBLIC SALE.

1 S ADMINISTRATOR OF the ,statc 65..e5
n of John Mullinix, decreased. 4 will ESeESS
sell, Vt public auction, 10 The highest XA~A
BIDDER, at The laie residence OF haid utCeareI,
on the Lock Teilunr farm, about tn rec mics
east of Lexington on the Dover road, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMB SR II, 1883.
the following personal property belong ng TO
said estate, totwIiD-B yearling steers, z lwo-
year-old-heifers 0 brood suws and pigs. II
shoats. 3 mitch cows, = calves, / extra good
mare, l Mccormick binder, l chcck-rower and
planter, | arm wagon, l spring wagon, ] lot Of
tools and all kinds Of iaTmIi = implements, etc ,
l lot of hay, 26 shocks OF corn, Is acres OF
growing wheat, | cider mill. ! lot OF ciiSr IN
barrels, etc. ie' n ~ -Mir' M al known "a day
sale. 10 -EfiI u Ill; ny ~ .
nOvlO | A,iHIiut- :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr. James Colliugswortb, OF this city, who
was recently taken to Providence Hospital,
Washington, for treatment, died at that in
atitution early this morning of consumption.
While Mr. Chas. Kidwell was at work a.
the ship yard yesterday, in stepping he
machinery. he was struck on the side If his
face BIZ the stop bar and quite painfully
hurt.
Thomas L Worseley has sold his farm of
400 acres, one mile south of Leeshurg, to
Walter Jennings, of Washington, for S23 500.
The purchaser viii, it is understood, turn
the place into stock farm
Messrs Mushbach and Cation argued before
Judge Keith in chambers, in Washington, yester-
day evening, TO the facts in the case of the Co.
lumbia Brick Company whose works have recent.
" gone into the hands of receiver. The legsl
points involved had previously been disposed or
The Judge holds the matter under advisement.
The Committee on Streets held meeting last
night and discussed several measures which they
will prtEent to Council at its next meeting, one
the proposed improvement in the northwestern
part Of the city.
Mr. VIM. Tenny, of GEORGETOWN, fell on the icy
sidewalks yesterday snd was badly hurt.
This year hiss furnishen more weather at short
er notice than any predecessor.
The sales of rubbers yesterday were large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27
Hoge received %
Lees plurality, 1923.
Lees majority, 1858.

GOOD TEMPLARs The twenty first an
nuaI session Of the Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars OF Virginia will convene in Mari
on, Tuesday night, December All, and con
tuue during the week. This order num-
Der II 600 members and $50 lodges. Forty
seven new lodges were organ;zed for the
year just closing There are also twenty
district lodges in the State. Col. J. r. Mil
Ter, of Pulaski city. is tho present Grand
Chief Temrlar, and Csc. W. HawxhuIat, OF
Richmond. is Grand Secretary. Golden
LIGHT Lodge Of this city, will BE- Tepr: sea-
ed by Rev l. r. Dyott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27
AUCTION SALES.

fINRUsTEE'S SALE OF HAY, FEED, STORE
FIXIURE9, &c
By virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Charles
s. Taylor jr., I will sell at private sale for cash,
and until WEDNESDAY, November 2S 1883. all
the FEED. STORE FIXTURES, OFFICE r.
NITURE, &C. now in the warehouse No 113
King street, Alexandria, and also Horse, / Cow,
Drays, 8 sets Single Harness, Suky aud all
the other personal property embraced in said
decd All not previously sold will be sold at l l3
King street, at public auction, on November 9th,
commencing at 10 o'clock g. IN. of that day.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
nov15fs FRANCIS L. SMITH, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

EXPLOSION OF GAS In making some
slight reppi,s to the Rvdran!ion fire engine
this morBiug the gas j-t which keeps the
wafer in the boiler warm was extineulshed
aud the hues soon filled with gas. When
light was held under the engine in order
that those making the repairs might see, an
explosion of gas followed, but no serious
damage was done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

SENTENCED - obt Gillerson, she coored
preacher mho WAS recently arrested in
Washington for stealing horse from Mr..
Buckher. Of Dalaplsne, was tried in the
County Court of Fauquier yesterday and
sentenced 70 Il years in the pepitenliary.
Policeman Bon;z of this city, who brought
Gillerson from Washington and lodged him
in the station house here I'LL the sheriff of
Fauquer could come for him, and who also
assisted in recovering the stolen horse, was
one OF the witnesses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

COLLECTION FOR MIssIoNs.-A note re-
ceived at this office to day from Rev. W. j..
Young, says the amount contributed by the
Sunday School OF the NJ. E Church South,
for missions. at the monthly collection on
sunday was $3.50, Instead OF $l60 as reported
in YESTERDAY 3 GAZETTE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

CLEAN Your PAYMENTS PROMPTLY
With the first fall of snow come number Of
requests that the GAZETTE urge the cii
zens TO clean of their side walks. There is
a corporation law governing the matter
which it is hoped will be properly observed
without having to be enforced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

A MILLION SHAD IN a POND The u. s.
Fishery Commission, which is engaged in
shad culture, last spring placed 100000
shad FRY in pond at Washington and now
there 1000 young breathing shad from
three to four inches long. These will be
turned into the Potomac next spring, in q
condition 10 escape their enemies, and stock
the river abundantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

POLICE REPoRT.-Laat night was cold
with rain about l o'clock. There were five
dodgers hat no prisoners at the station
house.
The only case before the Mayor this morn
ing was that OF three boys charged with
riding on cars which were being shifted.
They were discharged with a tepylmand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27
ALuxury and Necessity

For rich and poor who wish to enjoy good
health, and who DO not wish to resort 10
bitter. nsu-eous liver medicines and cathar-
lies. il the concentrated California liquid
fruit remedy Sgrnp OF Figs. For sale by r.
s. Leadheater Il Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

UNIoN MEETINGS Tie union meeti. gs
rec n;ly conducted in this city by EvanGe'-
it Y4tman viii tie con;;nl,d throughout
the week at the FIRST Pre- bytrraD Church
Tonight Rev a. T. Sharp of Grace Church
viii conduct The eerNiCos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

OFFICIAL VoTE-The following is the
~. Al vote fol Congressman in the Eighth
d.s 'ct as announced ~ the Safe Canvass
ing board yesterday:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27
LOCAL MATTERS

For th- section clearing, slightly colder
Gather, northwesterly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

For nice and delicate Perfumes go to
Broadu5 q smith, 30l King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CoUNTY-.Jadge
Jue Keah presiding -Finnis ct. ux., vs..
Tyson ct. a.; 5. G. Brent appointed special
to execute deed.
Barnilz and Brintou vs. Gremont; report
Of commissioner confirmed.
Dungsn, Ames and McComb vs.. Board of
Supervisors Of Alexandria county irjunc-
ton cause dismissed by agreement.
Miner W. Lemon ct al decree requiring
!. 81 Ketzie to pay 1858 81 with interest
eou y cemher 1851, being the amount due
Is. aid Mckenzie for couuty'taXes part OF
which he had paid t, Beri7inin Austin.
Ro,hnrack q st, bbins ~. w 2 BrocSett,
llg.seat fer plaintiff for $l99.45 and inter
rs ifom Sept >. 1887.
Haut & Roberts VS.. Jas Mex Macksll
ADD r A. Veiich; rue issued against Coro
rer Randolph Birch for not appoating July
ISIS
Van Winters W.. Naliooal P,ess Brick
Ca attendants demurrer 20 pAint;tl 5
ira,arstou. and court took time to consider.
Gem. :ru-ie-, W Vaaderwerken sui; TO
recover unpajd subscription stock to Nation
3 E1aress az Frans 'er Co use Continued
ard..,udsut
Court,di n,ced till cont in urse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

PERSONAL Miss Herbert, daughter of
n. Arthur Herbert, is visiting Miss Add.
M 90 Park avenue, Richmond.
Mr. John Carmichael, who formerly re-
nd in this city, has been transferred from
ne surveys division of the land Office to the
'.ei.i3u OF swamp lands at g salary of 81 400
,fr snrum
Rev. c. Il. Yatman, the evangelist, who
h. been quite sick for the past few days at
~ residence Of Mr. G r Bill, was coDsid.
red ightly better to-day. He will remain
me civ I'LL his health improves ard he
"a stronger and hopes to attend another
S'lhe nnon meetings and deliver an ed
dress b5i r. be leaves.
A. the regular monthly meetiGg of the
s.7erg, comm,ee Of the S3cie;y of the AR
nv ar,i y ,vv IL the Confederate States, OF
p..rf1-nre. re!d last week, with Gen. Brad
n hr5lp in the chair and Winfield
psa.- 5. cretnry, Lieut. Randolph Harrison
VeKini. ~ Il Of General George II. Steu-
..t Was siao0g the new members elected.
srr NcHim. who Was formerly the rector OF
t+.,t church. in this city, is be recently elected
-.-.or of Epiphany Church, Washington. His
-4ar--u the Confederate army was one of dis
.r.l..etd bravery. Gen. Steuart has certified his
.rr'ie,-ion Tor membership thus: AT the com.
-ereeil.it OF the war he WAS a student at the
I-,.yr. rs Of Virginia. He enlisted in G. pit. W.
n pl-iags Co, lstMaryland Infantry, and was
,-! soldier IL the first part Of the year 1862,
.fsrsI confederate soldiers were asked to re-
is. fox the war he the first of the regiment
come forward. ON this occasion especially he
inside my sid-ie-cSmp served with gsllantry
q. Tie bait e. ai Cross Keys; at Gettysburg he said,
Genera DO not ask any one TO volunteer While
r.l bsye q stst cilicer loft, and he returned with
f-s smmuuitiou. AT the close of the war saw
ilal IS chapain Of the Second Virginia Cavalry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

ktl. " irfftf-
rgyes mo rcculiar pleasure to acknowledge
,..5. il y.u the donation of s. for yellow fever
,gleler, ftom An unknown Friend ALI, can
r5e true that the Alexandria of my youth is
gone sul the Alexandria of to-day contains only
.-s ~ursrowu But thank the giver for add
ac 'ircud I remember its merchants, its
tsrsers it- school teachers, pnexcelled by any in
leOl DOMINION" l remember its grand old
.ltor. Edgar Suowden-peace to his ashes-in
Who's. conservative "GAzLTTE'' my FIST printed
,,,.ee app srcd The msntles of those ante bel
su men and women have not been borne aloft-
.asy must have fallen some of its present citi-
les My sainttd parents lie in its cemetery that
yer.o0Ss the grand old Potomac Some day, like
liz fat5t mentioned by Goldsmith, that came
tsrs TO the place whence it started, may bend
gy s,ers thither and, by their Sides may sleep
o that -hallowed ground ] count all Alexan-
tAus my friends God bless its sterling, cor
.Gvstive citizens. Many thanks TO my I'm
SHOWN Friend" to Mr. W. w Herbert aud other
contributors in Alexandria. ID. w. GWtN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27
reed till con tin c urse.

rr NORFOLK BoATs The steamer ES
aHr which If here Sunday night for
yorf i, get rs far rs Corndeld Harbcr and
Vasrr,ycn'ed by high winds AID rough
va.er l.om proceeding farther. She return
,iio this city, reaching here last night,
ani sin sgain leave for Norfolk o.night.
Ai.-r-tch from Norfolk dated yesterday
e,.aias asvs "There are two Washington
..,sa-.- -ti port, the Lady Of the Lake
So The Jane Moseley, neither Of which has
ta-r2b'r to re, up the bay in the face Of
a- g,e.
The .toamer JAne Moseley arrived here
3. li2o O'clock this morning. Capt Beach
sN RI oris that tho storm in the bay and at
N.it.S Yesterday wss the worst he ever
encountered. He left Norfolk last night at
'gt.okasd made no stops till he reached
hs civ lie says he thinks the Lady OF
tn Tayo eft Norfolk few hours after he
dt sal Thar she will probably reach this
oyit- evening. The Moseley had butiew
f9'-ergeys on board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

BcKSowLEDGMaNT.- The following letter
from Mr. d. W Gwin, an Cd Alexsndrian,
oRsg. NJ. Mercer, pastor of the Baptist
ebGrsa IN this city, acknowledging the re.
CENT ofa contribution to the yellow fever
-g9 .ref., @i|l be read with interest:
Or,.,.rI-p Ala Nov @ 1888
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

IHr WEATHER to-day has been decided
Improvement ON that of yesterday, which
"a. considered enc OF the most disagreeaole
DAYS experienced here for long time. 1t
al,i have been such day as was Sunday
ioNrv York, describing which the Herald
aid The weather Sunday WAS probably
aIb lot eft over from last winter, and put
81 oS igure because it was slightly dam
'sei. The air was made up OF needle
io.uts penknife and rszor blades. An over
eA' proved to be no sort Of obstacle. IL
sent through several thicknesses of woollen
cloth a. easily as through sieve, and when
look possession Of your interior depart
cent your nervous system was twisted out
a.hspe. ard neuralgia twinges held high
Afrys. Il was one Of those days which
i'a ike best when you can speak of 1t as
Yesterday or he day before. Distance lends
ac0antmeDt to the view y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia AMI
.sef Complaint? Shiloh's VitaliZer is guar
! ,'sed to cure you. Sold By E S. Leadbeat'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

The FAIR for the benefit of st. Mary's
academy was not so we'll attended last
aaht the inclement weather keeping many
home.
The flIOwiog is tie vote for the articles
'slg disposed Of:
Mayors gold head cane-E. E. Down.
oiu 81, J. G.. Beckham 10, Henry Strauss
I.ady's diamood ring-AIiss Lizzie Green
. Miss Mary Dewitt 81, Miss Florence Ad-
Us Is Miss Ida Moore Is, Miss Mary Cor
San 10
Geuteman's gold ring-I7rank Quinn !
n Lichtenslein 6. f, C. Helphenstlne =,
= Ketcham. jr, 3 :,
! fiTe screen to the most popular grocer's
4Is-Mrs. Richard Avery 5, Mrs. Charles
.ls : Mrs John Harlow 10, Mrs. Il. w.
snsay l. Mrs. Alex. McBurney 2.
5, WILL NOTr STFFeR with Dgspepsia AMI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-27

A carload of
FANCY NEW YORK BALDWIN APPLES.
nov27 1w' y. LINDSEY & co
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT. Peter Nsions Va. VIM. Whalsn,
sssumpsit, stay extended thirty days
Jane Parker vs.. Patrick Drew, sssumpsit
judgment Tor plaintiff in the sum of $229 81
aud costs. The People vs. Joseph Z. Dyer
order estreating bond. set aside on payment
of costs. SIG %. The People va. James
Graham. implssded with George Carr
and Elijah BaFnam. larceny, order that
bench warrant issue for defendant. The
People vs.. Robert Pltchell. gembling. car
ried over the term. The People rs. Wells
MCCuilock. assault and battery: tried and
found guilty, sentenced 70 pay $40. or thirty
days ia Jail The People IS. A bert Cole
assault aud battery. continued over the
term. The PEOPLE vs. J. 2. Dyer, assault
aud ssttery, ca trial.
PRoBArE- -Estste Of Grant Porter, d.
ceased. order appointing Theoaors vii
hanas guardian Estate Of Elizabeth /.
McConnall deceased. order disrnisssng Pc
iition soT hnsi accounting Estate Of Oulu
Doyle. deceased. appraisers warrant snd
inventory q ed. Estate of Eugene Nc
Carthy. deceased. petition for the sppoint
ment OF sn adm nistrntoT f.e6, hssrins
October q. Estate OF Erssfus ". Norton
deceased. executors FIRST sunual account
sled Estate Of Hattie l. Dennis. deCsssed
admin istrst0r's 6usl scc0Jut fled. hearinE 3
October - Estate ~ Amssa B. Watson,
deceased. wiii asa petition FOR probate d
same 6 Led. hsarBE October p Estate o.
Joan otferoacksr deessssd vii fled,
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

'Tiue 1ow cissug Eesrs W.T. soue
SsEns - aeT fiiiiItng. Earn - lss r-0s--
Hsfk .ear ~ r-1a 30 a is rsane hasre
see ssra -eeifnx f0 tar Hfs. To@w
r ser VA Horn toSx fer biz tsxt R,v
H Bat in tas days af b. voice ~ The
sevsnth snEsl. vhsn ~ shal cera 20
SQUAD. the Drssrv ~ Gec ssoud he f7-
ishsd. .. n. ssfa declared 70 His servants.
ths rrsshess
The snshinr q ths mystery a. 81
What sbsA We rn3srssssd ~ ths
anserslssa tssf tAs xysssrv af cd = -
plsn q ssirsfo- Pa t.~ So fhst -
-. tsRsht sAe ross~i - reVs sfiaf e'-e-
~s-~s ss iafeyrus n tas. "a avsterv 81 God
~ss rs-.s - - s8- at tss rsiets~ -
80 nsx1s . such - - rreve teet tGs rrs-
ssry af eo6 = tse pisn - "a ~2aaa. Thers
= tsss sfsreaer eefWe@a - ~ ~ IS 4
ssd - pias ~ salrseicr- Taa 50 :
stsr1sL waiie th@ Esscs. = fe-a psrzrv. Tns
.s . -. az sEsrf r1s Eos hiRzpIf -s7e
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

xs a D1azsFs. - = Le~a Ss- =
wssit.1z rs,slisss ia t1ls elsy aua - Be- a..
Auz.s 6oals ass sooessss po&Etion sile
. y hslrts lo fsss tes S-4ce . h~2
kruexsr - sescoNS se..clt9r.
gshE GAzs tAe so2d EAs21sa oFas c-erk
efw Pzxs As ko4s 10 C4zsaz- g. sDel Z
gss Wintsr NltE rs psfeots. 49, - essii-
glsts eoorss 10 phzENsCs. hs 49, ~
l4ra ~ tns Spr-ag
gske FFsng foass tie ehieksss whsch ID
lasl freta tAs Par sfoares 81 pace c1
Wesltkysvs- Ibs pxrt2es kaNlnk tea
clAausS tEAt Ibey 6olzAt tnsm - soas
ons ~ the EfeaEes eat Restored them :.
.aks 50 sls as1szs.
Wedn<sSzy evening . tsfl1ers horss
slippsd snz tsil oE ths paFsnsAt On oo4tG
Dasisien-st ns4T lsBtk-sse 4aa ia uyir
- xsl ~, lhs tbA caught Ihe hsTss Be
t~esa ths fore lez sd BODY te4rins Gees
wound "a he nsst. tns wound sss not
60 serious As - prevent tie f@rgnsE orisiEs
bis R0rss A0.e
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Ma Anna Ksatiug Is seriously III.
Ms. sarah Nay. OF Chicago, is in the
rtY.
Kendall BROOKS. Of Kalamazoo. is IN the
CITY
L c. Levi sss returned from Chicago yes
terdsy
Nrs Charles Johnson has rsturrsd from
trip 70 Detroit
Mrs I'd 0onnslly IS receiving . visit
frcr1 hsr nOsRsr.
Mrs Or Brigham has gone to Vermont
% Visis asr parents
F. Baker. g. r & T. agent o. Kslsrsszoo
was in town Yesterday.
Nrs F~ank R-ed. Of whitshalI. is visit
ing auvss 10 this city.
TX lnsursncs Couarni ssionsr 3. H. Row.
oi Lausing. = IN the city.
Ths odd Fellows Of Kalamazoo will run
a. excursion fo this city October o
John Hartman. Formerly -ish ths G. r.
4 T.. as gone % Cincinnati 70 reside.
NF saa Ms. Emory T. Bridge isft ys--
te-iav 'or their aew home 10 Asnistss.
Mrs. Nsrv Palmer. of Mason. q visiting
Rotsrt Hovsii aud lsmily. on Iaxrsvsst
r. q Fishsr ~ a. Esoie. eff yesterday
TcrE
N-s J. n. Nshlev. of Detroit hss rs-
tu~nsd home after a visit vita Mrs. I. J.
k.sers
wr ard N-p Whitrasa. of Boston. srs
tne guests cf their son z ". whitman, at
the Livingston
III e. fisch-r re popular piano mann
fscI1rsr ~ N.w YORK. . the guest Of julius
A. J FRIED -fch
Nrs Anats Conxsr snd s1n have returned
frcu Du ala. whers shs7 have been spend
tsE fae summer.
Care W r 0wsn Gsnsrsl Manager q
tas Ieils frsaspeffstiou gomrsnY ~ss IN
f6e cav Yesterday.
Eiesu Nitfr-.ige ~ Am Arb0r. aas -
frrae.i eolae AL - a visis wttn ais isaga mar
h-s satr p Au.r
Hsrrr Bevnoiis. whc hss hs-n r Oraha
l.nes.r 49, olhsr Western points for some
rus rsst sir io~n Tisirax kis psrsnrs
tr srf Hrs ~ ~ E-yusi6s Hs wfl
lsEre res Fees for New Asxsco.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

DufiRk the past lew dave tee prlcs OF
~hsal has tsksa al upward Jump n our
locsl asrkst daily. Yesterday it vas quoted
a. ~ cent?, ard here was strong upward
tsndsBey. This is Oslns ssfuAity - e
csneisncy in lie crop here al hone, eut
principally to tic great shortage IA ths
Aortbu est sza the local 1azTLet 0Hly a
hecis tbs feslIsx IN ne great grain csatrvs.
estsrdAy, for lastsace. wheat ~ss quoted
IN C1iczEO a. 81 -. The l0csl miiiers re-
port that The crop IN tAls vicinity is light
in q9aatity. sBd teal the Qgsiltv Is ratbsr
bs.ow ths average owing 10 TIE dry weather
a. the tiae the bead was ling Il r q
cLzractefistlc Of the farmers not 10 market
their crop while the market l. stfonk, snd
therefore but ltts - now brought IN. The
moment. however. that there is slump.
and futures look weak. = rusn may be
looked for
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

n orlsr shat the necessary arrangement =
nasv - msse With the rsilrosd and sleep
ing car coupasiss. 80 il essential tasf a.
persons intending n 90 10 indianapolis %
v.s.t snsras Harrison. o-tQesr = shea q
iesrs hsir aseses wifh A Nsrfx. No laf
= rnree-st on or eef8re fhjs sveniag vith-
ont fsH. A saecis = Car hss ,~sn as, zDsa n
The ladies' and .srgs nuneer hsvs s-sni-
f.f sn frtsatio1 20 20 To cosrh- iozds
~ a. frorr Mu.xeEen sus me fr8ns Grsni
Earsn Nrs. Govsrn0r Inre nd daughter
esd Hon Ihos. II. Ferry viii te aaor.
the rarrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Facet Rrseusn. ef ne rsnsls EnanusL
sui as uiss. we're pesssssly surprised N
81 fn4asaf In the after neon NJ H.seph
Hc-sen Nrs fsroh Weif srd W-s
80 ~ ei st hsir -ssissr csssrSssoo-,
a e. 81 .Tnfessn1sn Srnvs I'D 20 - door
rtr al e urov' fiuns his vss faiiawed
tee1es 81. b fhree t,ns ~ casi. Tse aided
80 fe rea,s w-re an ssex~ns ~islow
ts ss rrssen'ed 90 Mrs.. Essenso - -
yrurz recele - re r.n srsQarsou. snS .faer
sr rl~ra sprr@c tfesi ~ ZEE ssh,s sns
ssr n.n1i ~ ~ scseass -isa =.
.nl .1e.f Laa1zs fsr "a kindsezs skswn
taerr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Toasy ths Glssf Cls- 4.ag Company lEr q
a sac 81 fllFElskinx sssoos thai ~lI 81 ass
: bozsazs tsr S4ssus 3 49, Als- = 4si -
eo0kEt ths sho4sssse ssSs1s ~ tleAaps a
kcClsy iTeE ia asa aee. ~ Aiac d
oeRs. tkls eAtef prisl y fifA = hAs pikoec tas
attire ssork on sac ~ - loSs twe0is -rFe
psE cent uE1sT ~holess.s sAiaes
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

TIE cct'ser rect rE q tbs Grams River
"a ey Horacsliursl Socist5 - - asid a.
Csasr springs - Tsursdsy octobsr II, Or
ta~ Fs-r rronn6s. ID besng tss tsir5 S.y 81
taesr Felr Trsirs iesve - bricn csros
ssa r refarsirR a. 40 8 m rsrs for
rrus1 fr7p 81 esrts ISIS ncpe1 fhsf fnsrs
80 So <rzs ssfen2sncs ~ tee ra~cs sers.
81 \ Ccox -.cresrv
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Tar ft - soialss r-sa -ha sshbsS
Tnz a fne s@cx = sdnesssv nixht.
SIS Sra ~ n Pence cesrt r--srrvs.~
te11 sss1ult tai pieadei ast quits
-ra0' sff0u VS. 80 f,r octcesr
ssrs asi - sus R3fag ~~rs fsoi ing
ka 3 sacsek asloeR.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

"A married womsp's npte In law has no
legal force. Beware of csntacts where
women are implicated, asd beware. of coun-
terfeits on Grand Republic Cikaho, and
Buffos. ~
MORRIS II. TREUscH & Bro, Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

An endorser of note is exempt from LA
bility, if not served with notiG<~of lts dis
honor within twenty -four houys OF As nom
payment. But Grand Republic Cltarro oil
Buffo is good at any time. &
MoRRIs II. TREUscH & Bro, Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

The ladies of the Wealth Avenue Baptist
church will give q handkerchief and oyster
supper this evening. The lady receiving
the homelisst apron made OF handkerchief
will get prize. and every person VINO buys
a supper will get a handkerchief free. AL
are cordially invited 70 attend.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Ee.. ee5rzs y NcB~s6s ~ ersus
rsven. ul s.~sk 1o1izsf e zlN5er Hsl.
saraar ~ F~-rs ss8 Ns-s Lro1x-1- -sts-- as
s~eark rv-rsse = rrfe2
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

; Niner 81 NoEree ~. has as 9oed .
ssoeG u las $50 ozps "a ls 20 bs toana "a
the city re is exc gslye s8tnt n tns Clty
f1f tie famous puklsp ksls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Olive Logan says. A wohsn's safeguard
is TO keep a mans hands otN her II you
need assistance take his anp ipstssd OF
yours, aud tell your sweetheart Ia Emoke
Grand Republic Cigsrros and BGhps.
MORRIS III. TRxUscH & Bro, Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

am going away and will sfer for sale
my entire collection Of household goods,
paTlor aud bedroom furniture. carpets,
stoves, china. glass and silver ware, in fact
everything complete for housekeeping will
be sold without reserve. Sale will COM
menoe at lOa =. III. Friday, September p. aud
con nuue until all is sole.
H. r WrLsos, T. l. IvEs.
- Auctioneer. l07 ESst Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Opening Friday and Saturday. September
IS and %. Ali the ladies respectfully in
yited Miss MrsToN
Sheperd Hartman block
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Order Fish foI FridsyNinusr. Of Defisu-
thslsE. Az Aouroe-stl Ma o. tseF hons
orders prem ytiy sttsndeo y.