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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

RICHMOND. VA, Decembsr IS l9s8
The OIL. GREASE. AND GASOLINE BlSI-
NESS heretofore conducted under the namo Of
Augustine & HnrWOOd will from this date be con-
tuued under tho nrm-nsme OF HAYWOOD BRO
TIERS & CO., at the sans address. Thanking
for rast fayors. and soliciting Continuance or
the came for the new concern. NE remain very
respectfully, JOHN s. HARN OOD.
X. ~. HARDWOOD.
WILLIAM L. HAYWOOD.
Tho new firm OF HAYWOOD BRO THEIRS b
co. viii assume all debts ana collect the OUT
standing accounts.
Oalcos AID stores: ii01. 1903, oud ll05 Cary
street
on and Grease-Works: Ninth and Arch
strects de lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

At the request OF thu owner will sell al public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, DEcgussE q. 1888.
at O'Clock r. H., that DESIRABLE HOUSE and
LOT fronting 81 feet on the nor sids Of Porter
street, commencing 81 feet west Of Tenth street
and running back $50 feat 70 . I5-foot alley. 1hs
house contains about four rooms aud halia IL Ia
unnecessary 20 spin out leng list OF adiecttyes
in praise Of this location. as every one 81 all IA
millGr With Manchester Knows mat Porter-strees
lots are worth twice as much As 0thsr lots In tho
city except the business lots on Hull street. and
the lot that am selling Is located on the beat
part Of Porter street.
TEExs; One third cash; balance IN six and
tsOlvs months. deferred payments bearing Ia
teresg frem day Of asle and secured By deed OF
trust A l. ADAhSON,
deH Auctioncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

By Appsr.on & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
A UCTION SALE
"a OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
MULES. CORN. SaUCKs, &C,
At
"EAST TUCKAUOE.n
LORRAINE STATION, HENRICO COUNTY,
FOR
A PARTY DlSCoNTINUING FARMING.
VIII be sold on tho premises. as above, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER q, lSSS
a. lg O'Clock Nj
prime young MULES.
3 nne BROOD SOWS with pig).
Woods SELF-BlNDkK, In perfect order,
CHAMPION MOWER, use1 one season.
WHEAT FAN, CORN-PIANTER,
four-horss WAGON, spring seat good IS
new,
1 one horse CART.
PLONS, HARROWS. FORKS, &C.,
DRILL, HARNESS, &C.;
go barrels Of CORN, and SHUCkS from
same. &c, &c.
Mall trsin from Richmond reaches Lorraine at
gas A. ". and leaves &C . p NJ. for Richmond.
Terms: Less than $50, cash; that sum and
over, for negotiable notes ~ three months, with
interest, aud approved endOrser.
JOHN h BROADDUs,
del6 Crler.
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FOE RENT.
EOR r L n 7.

7 0 II R Z n y. AZ
No s2e[ west Grace street; 500 per snnum.
NJ. f07 north Third street. 500 per annnm.
no qJ2 west Ma~shall street.: $40 per annum-
no ae2 B0rih 21th street; $3.50 per hnnuni.
No 2ll3 east MARSHALL street. $3.50 per hnnum-
No 1911 boss street: So per month
No 30 north s9tA street. So per month.
No 2-08 y street; fll per month.
40. gels cas- Broad street: $3.50 per month.
No 3lJ south Fourth street.: 81 per month.
No 2I Warrington street 81 per month.
No. u Srr.us street,; s. por month.
No - hoshy street. $40 per month.
No. -- north altl street; - per month.
No -- Blair street; g. per noutte
i?honaE3L. JAMES h. ELAN,
de lott lli3 EAST Main street
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Losr. srsaYED. ANp FeuND.

FOUND, A SUM OF MONEY,
il which lho owner can obtain by proving pro-
perty and paying for this advsrtisemsnL
J. A. SLAUGHTER,
De 16-tts Stall 81. second Market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
BY sutton 8 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
J0f4 Main street


A UCTION SALE OF TWO NEW
IA FRAME DWELLINGS. siTUATzD0N Tdk
SOUTH SIDE or ASHLAND BkTWEEN WASH
IN3TON AND CARrER STREETS. AND TWO
VACANT LOTS on SOUTH SIDE ASHLAND
BETWEEN RANDOLPH AND WASHINGTON
STREETS. on TIE ELKCfkIc RAILROAD
iISE.-At tho REQUEST Of the owners We shall
offsr Tor sale a. public auction. upon the pre-
Tnisos. on
THURSDAY. DscsHBss 20. isSs.
ct O'Clock p ~. the two NkW FRAME DE-
TACuED DWELLINGS. containing ssree roma
each, with lets frOnsRg ~ feet % Ashland street
By depth Of i25 feet 70 an alley i0S feet vide.
Aiao. tEo pretty VACANT LOTS treating Is
feet aseh o. the south hse OF A,hlsrd between
Randolph and Neskisgt0n streets ana runRtnx
back dsgtp Of Ia ssst % an alley.
This properly il situated ia the line Of the
growth o. Tho city, ana being ion msdiatsiy vn tae
eie lrie raiiroed lice renders u very accessible
70 fha lasiness portion OF The city.
Terms AZ saio. SUTTON y CO,
d~a AuctiansorA
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al. ApANsoN. Aucllonesr.
4 UCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
"a MOST DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
DENCEs IN the CITY OF
MANCHESTER

At the request OF tho owner will sell az pub
lic auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ~. l,s%
At 4 O'Clock p. ~. that VALUABLE BRICK
HOUSE aud LOT fr0nung7s feet, moro or loss, On
Bainhridgs street NJ tho corner az Nintn street.
This IS strictly irstc'a7s property Ia every re-
specL As 10 location 40 3. uu-ufpasse !. being
in the heart OF the city. very coneentent 10 an
churches markets. AZ NUhin p rqNnre 81 VA
strset-car.. The neighO0fnood b ~ uatran %
desired. The house l. a rlUicrn tfi.k Du.iiirg.
conveniently arranged, ant is in hr5'-rie-r
order containing nlno rooms. caiits halls,
front and ba,k por.h, aud detached kt'hon.
There Il we'll OF - good water "a any Ia mo
city: also, fruii trees. grape arnori, AM elegant
shado-trses In mo yard lu iaci, thafe |, every
thinx about the place % make 10 desirable
home. Come 20 The sale q you want good homo
or a probable investment
TERMS: one third cash. aud no balance IN one
and two years, deferred Fnymouis 90 10
secured by decd Of trust ADD bearing Interest
from dAy OF sale. a. t. ADANsON.
De "a AurInuror.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT.
w WARDROBE. BRUSSELS CARPET, NEW
TOILET SITS, NEW CLOCKS. LAMPS, STOVES,
SPECIAL LOT OF DIAMOND RING AND
JEWELRY, AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
GENERALLY AT AUCIlON.-On
MONDAY THE l7rH INSTANT,
at 1890 o'clock. will sell Al my aucton-bouse
! EXCELLENT WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT OF
Bedstead, Cabinet, Washstand with mirror.
1MARBLE-TOp WALNUT BUFFET,
Largo sze BRUS SELS CARPET,
WIRE and STAT BED-SPRlNGS, -.
LOUNGES. CHAIRS, ROCKERS, AARBLE-TOP
MATfRESsEs OF different kinds,
Anumber OF COOKING and llEATING-STONES,
An invoice OF NEW TOILET SKIS, direct from
tho pottery. with Slop-Jars;
New ElGH1-DAY ami IllIkrY-HoUR CLOCKS
Of ane moYrmOnf,
FANCY LAMPS, with colored globes, and
A general collection Of HOUSEKEEPING Rrl-
ATu O'CLOCK
number Of ARTICLES OF JEWELRY donated
90 a religious organization, consisting OK
] TtIREE-SrONK DIAMOND RING,
/ GOLuLBAND BRACELET,
] set CAMEO JEW ILHl.
7 CUASED-GOLD SET OF JEWELRY.
pair OF GOLD EARRINGS,
GOLD BUCKLE, and GOLD RINGS.
The object Tor which those articles are sold
intrinsic value. GEORGE W. MAYO,
del6 Anclonoer.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
w MONDAY. i5rH INSTANT,
At 1879 p. A., from our warehouse, 1920 Cary
street
100 barrels ROME BEAUTIES,
80 barrels WGNE-APS,
I0l boxes FLOR lDA ORANGES,
- barrels ONIONS,
30 barrels POTATOES.
CHOICE CHRISTMAS STOCK.
de G' }. D. MCINTYRE & co.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS,
"A GRAPES, LEMONS, AND APPLES.-Ws
will sell
MONDAY. DECEMBER l7ru,
At 1890 O'CLOCK
I95 bunfhes CHOICE RIPE BANANAS;
Is barrels MALAGA GRAPES;
% boxes LEMONS.
IS barrels APPLES.
WILLIAM JENKINS = SON
Commission Merchants.
dc 10 l443 east Main street
THE AUCTION SALE OF THE
4 ENTIRE STOCK or TOYS AT TUE BOs-
TON BAb8AlN-hOUSE, f4ll cas-. Main street,
will cOmmsuce
MONDAY, DscEnBEE II, 1888,
AZ 1890 and 4 p. NJ. and CONTINUE FROM DAY
10 DAY a. same hours until the entire stock Is
dlsposet OF. d. II. VALENTINE,
dei6 Auciionesr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

I OsT, ONE LARGE H0UNDS@S
IL DOG. with very deep breast snail. -
round rump, larse hgnt brown spot across Dis
back In shape OF saddle. large brown spot on
his rump. liberal reward for him n left Al
NILLlAA HElDkW5 STORE, Ne l9is Hun
street, Manchester. do itir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

By Apperson q Co.
Real Estate AuctIoncsrs and Agents.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF AN UNDIVIDED FIVE EfGHTHs or
VERY VALUABLE BROAD srkEkr PROPER
TY, SOUTH SIDE MAR JEFFERSON sTKEEr,
AND NEXT SQUARE WEST OF TIE MASONIC
TEMPLE, WITH SMALL FRAMED HOUSE, tNo.
2O5l TiIERE0N.-By virtue OF the hereinafter
named dscroe 81 the ChanceTy Court ~ the city
Richmond l viii sell ny auction, on the premises,
on
MONDAY, DrcrxsER IL. iSss
at O'Clock p NJ. tho said Ave slghths interest In
the satd REALLY DESIRABLE Lot with the
house no. 235l thersoR. having 'front.' OF 12xl6D
feet 70 an alley n feet wide, being 81 feetfrom he
southwest corner Of Broad and Jefferson streets.
TERMS: One third cass; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest
added and tito retained until paid and convey
anco directed by The Court
PRESTON COOKE
Special commissioner.
GUARANTEE COMPANY or NORTH AMERICA,
PLAISTIFF. AGAINST Gg0EGE J0NEs, OFFEND
ANr-Is TKR CHAScERI COURT OF tbs CITY or
RICHMOND
7, Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said court
certify that the bond requires ~ the special COM
missioner by the decree In said Cause OF May
81 iSSs has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 7th day OF Decem-
De- 800 CHARLES w. oODDIN.
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PALAIS ROYAL,
III east Broad street.
HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-JOHN F.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS F.
Ii KOHLER, ESTABLISHED % YEARS.
SOME DIAHONDS LEFT
wish 10 inform my customers and the public
that my stock OF Diamonds, solitaire and Cus-
ter Rings. Diamond Ear-kngs, Lsce-Pins, Dia-
mOud scarf Pins aud Collar Buttons Ia now more
complete than ever. | also carry the largest
stock Of American Gold and silver Watches. In
gentlemen's ami ladies' sizes, in this city. Jea-
elry, Sterling silver, and lest silver-Plated
Ware in greet profuslon. suitable for HOLIDAY
AND WEDDING PRESENTS. as well as every
thing else pertaining 10 a nrst-class ieWelry
store All articles are guaranteed ss represent
90. and as / am paying cash for all goods ] am
prepared 10 sell as an extra discount and DEFY
ali con- petition. JOHN y. kOHLER,
dc l6-tJal' us Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

By request o! the owner shall sell by public
auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1855.
a. 4 o'clock T.. NJ. WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE-
SERVE, the aboye-namsd TWO TENEMENT
DWELLINGS, Nos. l4l6 snd lils. on north side Of
Clay street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, the lots fronting about COX feet, and
tue houses are regularly occupied strsDnh pay
ing 10 per cont. per annum upon tho price now
expected Tor them.
hare chance for a small Investment
TERMS: Easy. j. Is. ELAN,
de Auctioueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

STRUCK BIT An ENGINE.

A fine pair OF mules belonging TO Mr.
Timothy Griffith, Of Prince George county,
and driven by n cOlored man named Edward
Hall, while coming into town this morning
were struck by an engine Of the Atlantic
Coast Lire at the Lonbard-sireet crossing,
and both o. the aniRals we're 50 badly IN
iured that they had to be killed. They were
valued by their owner 1t $500. The wagon
wa, upset and The driver throWn out by the
collision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ono. Z. Laughton, IT., SsiesmanO
No. "a Ninth streot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING q
\ No. "A West Marshall sirset, nov being IA
put In nice order Kent low.
Also, SMALL DWELLING 30. 7i2 west Broad
street
Also, BRICK DWELLING No. 20 north Beech
stroet-ready TO move In
Two NEW BRICK DWELLINGS on west Cary
etreet-,heapest houses IN the city.
STONE corner SIKH and Baker streets.
STORE on Eighteenth near Broad street.
STORE 30. 1919 east Main street
fgAiso, SMALLER HOUSES in various sections OF
tie city. CHEWING . ROSS,
Real Estate Agents, Auclonesrs, and Brnkers.
de I5-2t north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

TRUSTEES SALE or 4 COM.
L PORTABLE COUNTRY HOME,
BEING FIVE ACRES OF LAND. FROSTiNo
on TIE MIDLOTHIAN TURNPIKE,
ABOUT HALE A MILE FROM COALFIELD
STATION.
ADJOINING THE LANDS or THOMAS Poll
LARD, CUNLIFFES ESTATE, AND OrHERs.
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

Among The visitors Of note in this city
this week are Miss julia Harrison. Of Bran
don: Miss Preoi, " New Orleans 0he guest
Of Captain W. Il. Nichols); Miss Grace
Frazer. Of New York Uhe guest OF MISS
Grace Kevan); Miss Helen Richards. OF 81.
Paul, Mimi, and Misses Hattie and Leila
Cary, Of Mobile. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
EOR RENT.

A First-Class Park-ayenuS DWELLING; "A
rooms.
A Good BOARDING. HOUSE No 10, corner OF
YIN aud Cary streets: 10 rooms
A kfdium-SiZo iEird-strset DWELLING, NO.
sos. Il rOaus-choap.
SMALLER DWELLINGS IN other localities.
Gail Tor PRINT I'D NENI-DI>E
j. THOMPSON BROWN e CO..
deIGet 1913 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

Do i. generally supposed that 40 her death
o. .rr4 \ snJerbut collection OF paintings
vH lreiyen e. the Metropolitan Museum OF
t... aud thst wing Of The building viii De
lU.t 20 receive them IN order 20 keep the
CD lection intact. the same a. was done 10 The
CAS-. of jte Catherine Wolfe collection. IL IS
I.Ufrasingularthlng, bat the Vanderbilt col
lection DOE. noi conisin Ose canvas by the old
nss,r.. NJ. Vanderbilt did not believe IN
t...- possibly did not appreciate them-but
Boo io.k Great pleasure Ia The works OF
modern artists. and before his de,th became
rc q connoisspur. His colecuon OF
l..dcrn PAINTINGS Is one OF tho finest IN the
TfJ.
lrFIag ANARCHISTS INCREASING
A Cons -allovs with au0ose Of sided wire
tcp.oaine from It's arm aud big brass
handled anNc lying beside II on ihe table,
. o. frsetsd iny attention a. soon ~ ! entered
Ole Office of Johann Most, tbe Anarchist.
Die Hs. AGED rapidly within year, snd bis
c.o,e cropped BAR il now nearly white.
"i. Anarchy stronger or wetker than u
vs., si Toe time OF the executions IN Chi-
cs1f" J asked.
"lt is certainly stronger" said Most.
lae effect Of toe executions was 70 bring
Oui Sasi smOuut ~ literature on the SUD
Jet, end THIS literature he's msac converts
q ben, "a Mr.. Cieveisna seems to recognize,
ils pferent conditions are such that Anarchy
must grow. II v0u would come to socle-
o. Of Anarchists and preach Aonarchism'
you would be listened 20 aud laughed al.
You would make 20 converts, because DO
bafchism sGeTs no WAY out 81 Tue evils irom
whch We believe tho people 70 BE- sunerlng'
~ you cannot preach Anarchy TO people
content with their iot. IL y the growing
Misery Of lbs working people that promises
strength 10 Anarchy"
ANARCHIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS
What do YOU isink OF tho Anarchist sun
Cay schools 10 chicaeofn
4" 90 not ibink well OF sunday schools"
tasSeffd N0sf, With "a expression OF as
gost thst his gray beard could pet eatirely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

EOR RENT, BRICK COTTAGEeS
i No. 1O4 east Gay street. : rooms. N
BRICK TENEMENT No. 81 north Tenth
street. rooms.
rooms AMI kitchen.
de l6-Su. iu& .h3t SUTTON & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

By request OF william +. YarbrCugh. ESI., l
shall sell by public auction, on Tie prsmises, on
THURSDAY NEXT. DECEMBER 2OTH.
At 4 o'clock y. NJ, ths ABoyE-NAkED WE'LL
KNOWN ANp SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE RE-
SlDgNCE-ths LOr fronting az xi2 feet with
sllsy IN rear tan feet vide. most substantial.
handsome. aud Ueh-araagei bhtCh DWELL
ING 81 two stories aDsTo easems9t, containing
about Twelve rO0ms besides klt;llon. closets,
pantry. bathroom. r.. furnace, rage. hOt
and cold water. slegantly-paPoree walls, hand
some chsndeiers, speaking iuboa, Re- large
brick stable RBd carriage house on the lot. ths
entire promises Debg In sics order. The
GROUND embrace. a beautiful side los 81 about
g51lZ2 feet, Which may 10 sold separately N
deemed best at TINS VI sale The situation s q
delightful one, about Tire highest pslnt in the
city, tho surroundings pleasant ani attracuye.
tho electric cars pas the door. and mo PHO
FERTI iu all respects really desirable.
Tho ownsr IS owed 70 sell the opportunity
20 purchase Will DO such a. IL rarely offered the
terms easy. lsnd all persons Interested arc re-
questod 70 DO present.
1ERHs: One fourth cash; balance az SIX.
twelve, eighteen. aud tweDty-four months: ns-
asuabls notss with Interest added aud secured
by deed Of trust JANIS u. ELAN.
do IA Aucuonesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

nor RENT, FIRST AND SE-fiS
4 COND FLATS No. 10 south Fifth street, N-s
rooms each: new aud nicely pzpered: range,
hot and cold water, halls heated, aud ianiiors
attentions. SUTTON & CO..
del6-lt 1914 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

NOR RENT, THE LARGE AND ~
i ATTRACrlVELY LOCATED RESI- W
UENCE No. 2ls west Franklin strset, with largo
and handsome grounds. Furnished IL uesirsd.
Dsfached kitchen aud stable GA The lot VerJ
moderate ront 10 secure a suitable tenant at
once. Apply 90 d. =. hLAh,
ds i6-eodN lll3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
II o Il S A L +

TTFT IINTI y I'TT''"
J. II. VALENTINE. Aucttuneer.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-12
His Curiosity Resulted In DEATH.

ATHENS, Ca, Oct Early asst week 10.
seph Silver, young farmer near Centre
vile, while cutting hay in a field encoun-
tered a hugo rattlesnake which he struck
with his scythe and stunned. He supposed
he had killed the reptile, and picked IL up to
cut off the rattles. He grasped the snake by
the body, and as tho knife penetrated it the
venemous creature bit him on the little fin
ger. Mr.. Silver dropped the snake and cut
the finger of at the middle joint above
where it had been bitten. He then went
home and drank large quantity of whisky,
and had his bleeding finger pandaged. He
felt no iil-effects from the bite, and few
days later his curiosity led him to look for
the piece of his finger which he had left in
the field. He found tho finger black with
the poison it had absorbed, and without con-
sideration Of the consequence handled it.
The virulent poison came in contact with
his wound, and Sunday night he diel in ter
ribe agony
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-12
HE WAS TOO FRESH.
A Detroit Young Man Who Slandered
Ladies' Fittingly Punished.

A Detroit Young Man who Slandered
Ladies' Fittingly Punished.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. William Lief
fert is fresh young man employed in H.
Hormels' paper store on Gratiot avenue.
Mrs. j. Edwards is the young and pretty wife
Of travelling salesman and lives near the
store. Lieffert finds time, it is said, to
spread bad reports about the ladies in the
neighborhood. A few days ago Mrs. Ed
wards learned that Lieffert had been talking
about her and sent him note requesting an
apology. He paid no attention to the note,
and Mrs Edwards osted herself in n store
adjoining THAT in which Lieffert worked and
waited for him. He drove up few minutes
later, and she followed him into the store
"Talk about me. will you'll" she said, as she
brought whip down on his back, He ran
into the back part OF the store and the
woman followed him, raining down blows
thick and fast He hid behind a barrel, but
she disloiged him. He finally ran to his
wagon and drove away. The affair created
a great sensation, and Lieifert was dis,
charged when be cana back, as being en-
tirely too fresh" Mrs. Edwards said at
night that he had assailed the reputation of
all tho ladies' ia the Deighborhood, and the
ueighbors presented the whip with which
the castigation was given. Both parties
move i'll good society, and Lieffert is sup.
posed to have fed to avoid the anger of Mir.
nd,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-12
highlands So Called ..Nav,, ncsc,.,,ca, ;,

This, from Tho London Telegraph, in re-
gard to tho value of tho naval reserve CT
yachtsnen and others maintained in Great
Britain, SHOULD not be taken too seriously by
those who aro anxious for n similar oryari-
zation on this side of tho water, but may
give them some hints as to what their ideal
ought not 10 be: "Tho SO called naval re-
serves are paper sailors, who have but the
1imsiest knowledge Of their work, and can
not DO counted upon to enlist when timo for
fighting arrives A naval reserve man very
often joins for tho sake Of a bit of gilt lace
and tho social distinction of forming part of
tho royal navy. The government at present
has no such control over him as sufllces to
mako him n competent sailor. The name
reserve i'm his case is misleading; naval
amateur would sound moro truthful, though
perhaps less glorious" Tho coast guards
men, Tho Telegraph thinks, ''oro the nations
real fighting reserve, whose hearts of oak,
well disciplined minds, and seasoned bodies
would we'll maintain tho country's naval
prestige when put to the test. Now York
Sun NH u
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-12
skinned Out with Husband No. 4.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IAN Enoch Arden case
with new finale has just developed in Be-
vier, Mo- Years ago II. c. Cooley lived in
Illinois with his young wife. Times became
had and he started east to procure work,
finally taking passage as a sailor on a ship
bound for England. His wife heard nothing
of him and eight years after his departure
married Richard Dunkard. They located in
Bevier. Cooley had returned and learned Of
his wife's marriage. finally tracing her to
Bevier. After an interview the wife agreed
to accompany husband No. |, and they left
Bevier for Newton county
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-12
the Democratic majority Of
workingmcn Defending Themselves.


Senator Quay has received tie follow
ing from the executive Office Of tho Win
dow Glass Workers assembly No. 600
X. OF L.. in Pittsburg, Pa:
Dear Sir-The window glass workers
organization has decided to put three of
its members into the field TO speak for
protection, namely, Patrick Clary. "a. nj.
l!amrlctt and james Campboll s
'As the Republicans in congress voted
against the Mills bill and did all in their
power to defeat and prevent its passage,
and the Republican platform guaran-
tees protection to American industries
and American workmen, and the
fight this fall is one for the mainten-
ance of the high standard the American
workmen have obtained under tho system
of protection which the Democratic party
are seeking to destroy, therefore the asso-
citation has placed at the disposal of your
committee on speakers three men. They
will go anywhere you send them. and the
organization will pay Ell their expenses,
as the organization has decided to do all
it can to defeat Cleveland and every one
who voted for the Mills bill. which. il it
becomes law, will force the members Of
the organization to work for large re.
duction of wages.
JAMES CAMPBELL, President"
This organization embraces all the win
dow glass workers in America. Now
Jersey and Pennsylvania have many mem
bers, and in Indiana there are 5000 Of
them.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-12
slcop for tho Brainworlsor.

Tho best advice, am persuaded, that can
DO given to brainworker is Ego to bed carly
and sleep for ton hours" It is true that doc
tors arc addicted TO working ut night, but
they havo tho honesty to tell their patients,
both in this matter ard in feasting for there
is nobody SO "imprudent" as your DOCTOR,
do rs tell you, not do as do" This cut
ting short of sleep is one Of the snares in
which VIC poor literary folk arc SO often
caught and slain. What terrible examples
have not seen Of it in the noblest and best
of US! Shakespeare understood the value OF
sleep thoroughly, and has written the noblest
praise OF il. The worst punishment oven his
imagination could devise for a criminal was
that hc should ''sleep no more" This, be it
noted, was not because he had murdered his
king and guest Though that, Of course, was
reprehensible), but because no had murdered
sleep itself, a very much moro serious matter
james Payn in London Illustrated News