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cnNNRcTIONs

Train No. ~ connects daily AZ ke}syill,
Tor Chase CITY. Ciarksyile, and OXFORD.
Durham. Hcnde. son and Raleigh con
meets a. greensboro for Durham
Raleigh. salem. and Winston, and All points 90
North Caroline ID vision. az Salisbury for Ash
Vile. Hot Springs and all points In western
North Carolina. and &C Charlotte tor C.. 4
A. h. x.
Train No. 81 connects daily az Greens
norO' for Salem. winston. Raleigh. Colds
DorO, and Morcbead city; at Salisbury Ioi
Ashevillc. Hot Springs. and All po.nt3 Dr.
Western North Carolina; az Charlotte With
Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad iof
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, swan
nan, Townsville. Ga, Jacksonville ara oLhei
Florida points. also with Carolina Central
taiirOad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive at hichsnono
il5a.m. and 33O pm.
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THE DAILY TTNRs.
CRY DELIVERY.

delivered Ia any part Of the city ard Man
chester by carriers at is cents per week
Persons dvsifine the TINES delivered AT
tneir homes can secure It by postal card re-.
quest or order through telephone No $40.
when delivery Is irregular immediate com
plant should be male 70 the Office Tho al
dress may be chang, rs desired, II care be
tskcn in ali cases TO mention the old aud new
address.
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An arrangement has just been made
that will considerably facilitate the
movement of passengers from America
who travel 10 London by way Of Liy-
eipool. and who are now detained at
the latter port so long as frequently to
cause the missing of trains. The prac-
tice is to deposit the luggage in the
custom depot at the landing stage,
where passengers must attend to open
their boxes and fasten them up again.
The new arrangement Is that the ex-
animation shall be transferred FROM
The landing stage to the London ter
mini Of the railway companies.
namely: Euston station for travellers,
by the London and Northwestern line.
and St. Pancras station by the Mid
land. New York Home Journal.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND

ARRIVE RICHMOND
i:i5 pm MAIL daily except sunday.
Els am.-ACovh nVDA iiON gaug pfHp
sundavl
CONNECTIONS
Al Clifton Forge win Inc-uq oakc sd ga
railway TOO the South, West. and Aurl tt,-
Al LyrchDurg with Norfolk a0f Ncsm
IA road Tor az points south, soufle.si !.
30 lhgost, and Virginia Midland rl ~ n
III points North aud south.
40 Richmond with Associated h8iaafi 4
sll points ia thd South. and Hglmorf t-
icksJurg and Potomac railroad Iof Ift AiA
Al Lexington Win Baltimore aul Ul.l Il
road, making Ciote connexions al nt.
Ferry 70 and from PitisOurg ana POI, ~
also 20 points North aud last
sLEEPlNG-CAhs LNhDHBuh1 % hat
PHls. NEW ORLEANS. aud LITTLE ~
Trains marked daily except sunday ~
Tickets sold 10 all points. uhlr
Z 81 Mai trect. loo Main strfetlf
Richmond an Allegheny depot, A..ll-
Cana streets.
JOHN r. MACMlADo
7de5 Gent Passongor As.t- .
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PoLuTIcs OR CIVIL SERVICE REFoRM-
Colonel WattersOn said i'm his recent
speech. that Ours is a representative
system based on party responsibility.
The attempt to convert il into bureau
cracv. with one lee swathed by the band
ages of competitive examination, and
the other clad in civil service panteleites,
tricked round with the fantastic conceiis
of an encminate man millinery, is one OF
the purest. though ] doubt not with It's
advocates one of the sincerest Of delu-
sions. If it could be realized, % long step
in advance would be taken toward the
overthrow Of Democratic institutions.
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Remittanccs should be made by drafts.
checks. postoiiice orders OF registered letter
payable 70
THINKS PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-15

For splendid reading matter-bright,
sparkling and intensely interesting-we
have not surpassed the story MISS
BRETHERTON."
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George Elliott, of Baltimore, is probably
tho oldest aeronaut in the world He began
ballooning in 1854 and has made i27 ascents
in all, in only one OF which be was seriously
injured His thigh was broken on this coca
sion, and ho ceased his aerial flights Now he
is 81 years old and practices shoemaking.
About 10000 Jews were transferred upon
tho annexation Of the provinces OF the Ger
man empire, among whose 100000 Of in
habitants COO,CO0 belong to this remarkable
race.
In the United Kingdom there are about
10000 jews, Of whom seven-tenths oro Ia
London. tho great part OF the remainder b.
Ing in Manchester, Liverpool Leeds and Biz
mingham.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND x DANVLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
To THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPER- ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFEcr JAN'Y. 0. $50.
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ADVERTISING RATRs

sf~ Reading notices IN rcading-matter type.
Is cents ter line. Nonpsreil, loaded, IL cents
rh~c
@Wsnts. marriage and death noices. not
xceeding six lines. p cents ach insertion.
~ -pecial contract rates furnished on ap
plication.
sacsion sales, Legal Notices and Amuse-
49, Advertisements 81 per inch each
Insertion.
Suffered at the Richmond (Ya) POstOfnct
se.ond-class matter.
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Issr-rs IN TIE PARIS ELECuoN.-The
issue of war with Germany is openly
agitated as a part of the Boulanger can
yass i'm Paris. The Generals opponents
have raised the campaign cry, Let there
be no Sedan 10 which the opera bouiie
military candidate replies that France
need not fear another Sedan because,
while seeking peace, the country is
now strong enough to take mp arms if
provoked and TO resist any assault
The letter of General Crawford print
ed in Yesterdays StGr, conveys a favor
able idea of the efficiency of the French
army as rcorganized since the German
war, and there is q concurrence OF eX-
pert testimony to the effect that the
forces that march under the tri-color are
fiji to cope with the troops of any En-
ropean power. and TO sustain the old
time reputation Of French amies.-Aof
York Star.
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ASHLAND TRAINS.
.---r. s~-,.~a
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
y ROAD
WO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TEAMS TO LlNlllDi lf
SCHEDULEfN FflfCT DECEMBER 81. I.
LEAVE Redmond
$50 A VI. DAILY, fd ki hmond and Peters F
rail- Oal. Leaves Petct-huE
a. ~. daily arrive Norom t
Q5OA. w. Daily. tia Richmond and Pctcr "a
railroad. Arrive 900 pefeuJurs
A. NJ. 80. leaves fetrr.luft
A. " FOR iarmNllt, Lynch.
hOaul X Bristol. Knoxville, aUt
points soul and West lIhDI l.
COACH TO HADtOkD.
900 =. n. Daily, tI1 hicnm0nd aud lof.r..N
railroad. Arrives ut fof0r.II.
t5O 4. NJ, ayes pctcrshlu
NJ. daily, arriving Norfuf tN
~ through CAR Io Sob
FOLK
600 p. ". Daily. ri1 Richmond and poior,a
railroad, arriving at Pefrr0ali 80
$3.50 =. ~ connecting With Tram
J. leaving Petersburg at ~ D. NJ
for farmfliie, Lynchhurg. h.lH 't
PochhOntis Bristol, Knoxville ll'
tdnooga. aud all points soNu 4t
PULLMAN SLEEPING. CAR ACCONN0Dt
TONS.
No l--sleeping-car Petersburg 60 nHH
without change. leaving Peter. hure if.I
l3O T.. 81. PA imam sleeper LynclHlE
Memphis. without change
90. 3 Pullman sleeper Lynchburv fn NJ
Orleans, and Roanoke to Chatiano. 80. Nli-..
change.
1lckefs. higmgc-Chrcl-s. and n'l iniomit.r
can be obIa ned at III hmolI and PerI..
Railroad depot. a ". Darhtr- lnN Ni.
ste et, and at the C0mpauys Office. el Ai
Main sfreo1
w. b. BEVlLL
General Passenger a .H4r
CHARLES %. EDDY. Vice Pre-llon.
General Office Roanoke, Va.
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANY.
FnR NEW YnRK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY Ubh
DAY aud FRIDAY at 5 nm.
Steamers leave New York for hicninonQ
EVERY EDNEsDAY and sAIt RDAN
AZ 3 D. M; arriving ia Richmond MONDAY anc
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York via James river
route Including meals and bcrtll. .,...fS
Round uip tickets limited 10 tnIrty days
after date Oi issue, Observation-Disclosures IA ~
steeIale wifh subsistence. t.....t.tt+...t o 70
Steeiage. without subsistence. god. %, a %
Cabin fare wa Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road sssststst ~ W
Cabin fare va Redmond aud Petersburg
railroad ..stttt.+tst .tttt.t. .-s.t... 1T ~
Tickets can be- obtained 40 A. W. CARRIER 8.
100 Nalu street; Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond ard Petersburg depOts and az com
pany's Offices. l5Ui Nam street. and wharf,
Rockets.
Freights 10 7gdrded and through bills OF lao
ing issued tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour of sailing
Passengers leaving lNchmOnd on MON
DAYs.pU E3DA IS, WEDN ESDAHS,T TIN RS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS DY the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway ("ia Newport hewslat8.iia IA
aud by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day. at l0.56 am. Sill make connection
10 NORFOLK With steamer leaving those
days.
No. lal Main street, and
zig i8-tf Company Wharf. Rockets.
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REPUBLICAN OPINION OF MAHoNE.-
The New York Times SAYS of Malone;
.' If we take the facts of the case as they
are known to the public be has accom-
plished very little. except the disgrace
and decentralization of the Republican
party. not only in his own State, but over
a much wider area Mr.. Malone stands
for two things in politics and two only.
One is reputation of debts as means
of promoting party success, the other Is
the spoils system in It's most naked, re-
voting and brutal form. Whatever he
has undertaken to DO has been
based on these two things, and
so far a. he has been aided and re-
cognized by the Republican leaders
which is very much TOO far-he has COM
mitted the Republican party TO them
He could not of course, now be taken
into into the Cabinet of Mr. Harrison
without committing the Republican
party as q national organization still
more hopelessly and still more disgrace
fully than has yet been done TO his OBJ
noxious principles and his thoroughly
disreputabe and unscrupulous methods ~
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Sbt Tailp Gimrs.

fShLisHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
ny THE TIMES PUBLrsgINe CON-
fANY.o OFFICE seo EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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YORK; RIVER LINE


TRI WEEKLY
The Favorte Route lo hutlmol
The steamers OF this uue Me models OF
beauty, elegance, and comfort.
tLosve Richmond Tuesday rhurfday ana
Saturday at NlO pm.
Arrive Baltimore Afrye hchFtohO
g.na.m 1920 am
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday ana sat
urday at pm
Fare Richmond 20 baltimore. tlfsi Nltss
g.; second class. 500.
The York River Line affords superior al
vantages 10 business ucn Bon enabling them a.
eave Richmond near the close OF the DAY
transactions. and arrive at Baltimore earl
neNt morning. after having enjoyed a delight.
fll nights rest. free from the dust and noise OF
railway travel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-15

ENCOURAGING FROM "OLD PROB ~
General Greedy SAYS in recent letter.
Under the doctrine Of averages, we
could reasonably look for an open mild
winter, since the late spring and summer
was cooler than usual, and 10 counter
balance the deficiency Of temperature in
the spring and summer, there should be
an excess in the winter just now occur
ring. This, however, cannot be regard
ed as responsible for future prophecies,
since the scientific use OF averages can
only refer to very long periods and can
not safely be referred 10 in special short
periods. such as six months or year, in
case of temperature and rainfall. Ny
personal opinion is that no one has rea-
sonable grounds for predicting late
spring on the simple basis of the present
winter being SO mild and open,
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rHE Only ALL-HAILLINET NORFOLK
6AE .se..ss, .si&s

DICHMOND, FREDERlCkSBUR5
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -rea,.lf
commencing JANUARY 5th. leo cls.f
standard times
e. U am. leaves Byrd-sucet station daily. 20 p
only az Ashland Junction, Milford,
snd FredeucAsourg. Sleeper b.
Washington.
lT7 sm. leaves bynistrpet station calJ. eI.
Ccpt sunday.
A. p %. leaves byrd-srreet stauoa daily
sleeper o. New YORK.
o. am. arrives 40 Byrd street station t-i DO
sleeper rom NcW York.
Eie pm. arrives GO Byrd street station d. ID
fiOps 8f fredericksburg. MIfDrl. sd
Junction. sleeper fn m ashinsQ =.
lij POI. arrives at hyui-sfroet station oa'l,
except 81 noaY
The Ncg forF ana ti do spec al. cons
/. OBJ NtsfIuI'e Pullman tlr-. leaves l.. .
street sfaInf N On TUESDAYS Toe.
days, Hul SATURDAYS. ana arrives 1913 pm
MOudry.. M.,ur.dl. 81. aud Fridays. lu
ttai0 makes no ID. di stops. rul cNt itfr
chan. el. ffr.r nDUth bound train "a .t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-15

HARRIsoN's REPARTEE-To the cur
rent cant about "a full vote and "a fair
count" the President-elect replied " Ii
seems to me that the white Republican
vote Of the South is suppressed as much
AS the colOred vote You gentlemen
don't practice what You preach.
This is the cold truth The Republican
party in most of the Southern States has
had no organization since 1850. Il has
existed there simply 20 idrnish delegates
10 national conventions and candidates
for Federal offices The National Com
mittee has sent neither speakers, money.
nor documents there II has preferred
TO nurse the Solid South rs a grisy-
ance and a bugaboo, and General Harri-
son knows il .-Nee York World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-15
CREAM OF:THE PRlS'.
METROPOLITAN J0t RNALS ON The
ISSUES or THE DAY.
The yeNci Race Problem la the south
Inauguration Day-The French Issue
What the Republicans think OF
Malone Various Topics.

IHr NENED QuEsTloN.-our Owl
Judgment is that seven millions of peo-
Die. suddenly endowed by force Of CIR
cumsiances with the right Of suffrage
and at a time when they are confessedly
ignorant of the duties of citizenship,
constitute q vexed question which should
be approached with sense of infinite re-
sponsibility Ii is bound to tax the ut
most resources of political economy our
the next twenty years.
In certain paris of the South the negro
has the right of way to the polls IN GER
tain other parts, without doubt, he has been
both directly and indirectly interierIcd
with. In al parts he is much more m
different than the white man, when Is
lust now a very fortunate circumstance.
Take "a State. for instance, like LOUIS
lana. where the blacks-in the CONDITION
of q peasaniy-are in the majority.
What would YOU do If you were resi-,
dent and had property You can AFFORD
TO be both fair and candid. What would
YOU dos Would YOU throw the power 10
tax. TO expcnd public money, TO institute
costly improvements. TO affect the trade
of the people, into the hands OF an ire,
sponsible classg On the contrary u
ANYBODY should DO that you would sell
out and move.-N J. Her0H.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-15

COUNTER CHARGEs-The German
newspapers are accusing the Americans
in Samoa Of doing precisely what the
Americans are accusing the Germans Of
doing-namely, assisting rebels This
is explainablc on the ground that the
Germans call MatafIa and his followers
rebels, while the Americans call Iama-
sese and his followers rebels One I'M
portant question, then, is Which is
the legitimate ruler; As Tamasese is
known to have reyolted against Male
toa there does not seem to be room for
much doubt in the premises. -Nec York
World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-15

DUDLEY's "FLoATERs' LETTER-One
of the most prominent of the Indiana
politicians in speaking of the Dudley
case to-day, gave it as his opinion that
Mr.. Dudley will most certainly be in
dicted bv the United States grand jury
Oh account of his famous "hOaters' let
Ter. lie said the Democrats of Indiana
were determined that the means by
which that State had been carried for
Harrison should be formally exposed
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-15

Mr.. MoRToN's PART-To-day Gen.
BENJAMIN Harrison, OF Indiana, and the
Hon. Levi Parsons Morton, of New
York. will be elected as President and
Vice-President of the United States.
seven weeks from to-day is Inaugural
lion dav. and before that time the Cabi-
NET must be made. The next President
and the next Nice-President each has Ms
part in this important work.
If is Gen. HarrisOns function 10 make
the Cabinet.
1t il Mr.. Morton's part 10 make sure
that New York is represented in the
labinet.-N J. Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-15

THE CLARK MISUNDERSTANDING
owes to herself, to the State, to the
memory Of the pioneers, to the de-
demands Of true art TO erect here a
monument 10 George Rogers Clark.
A bill to have at Washington a monu-
ment to this great soldier, this far-seeing
builder Of American commonwealth, has
passed the Senate To amend that bill
and locate the monument is the proper
thing to do, but the fate of similar meas
ures in the House leaves little hope that
the bill will now pass.-C0Hrler-J0urnaA
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Manufacturing

N n II" - IT - = = -" IT. =
establishment provided with all modern iacu-
ties. including power by electric O. for grind
ing every kind Of lenses known 90 the protes
sions OF optics and Ophthlimy. lam thus 10
aposltion % execute all special lcnse and frame
work at short notice, and boy 2ers nal super
vision am ab 90 guarantee absolute accuracy
and superiority. IL Will bee my aim 90 extend
from time to time. ANA eventually make my
Optical works ono Of the most prominent H.
tho country, such as win rebound 10 The credit
of the industrial interest OF Richmond and
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RAILROADS.
Gs@,sszs7T sssss4


Leave Arrive +
No. Petersburg. RichmOnd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
GIRDED FOR THE FRAY.
MichiSan's Candidate for the speaker
ship Awaits the Conflict.

WAsHIysToS, Nov. 20.-Represeata-
tive Burrows vas at lis headquarters
at Che E-gs House early this morning
receiving his friends, and with his ucu-
tccart very active ln his behalf lie
ga c0cerv aGd hopeful. but h.s conf
cracc I'D not expand sufficiently TO
re t1e exact number 0f votes he would
carry into the caucus for the speaker
sHn.
II las been rumored that Mr.. Bur
r17s not candidate iu earnest. but
is wing for a soft place on commit
toes. Ths he denies, aud SO DO bis
fl ends.
Reps seu.at'ves r ss ard Beiknap ar
r.yeI last night. Mr s. aud Repre-
sentative Whee.er have jointly rented p
ior-e at 1929 MIST. form -rly Occgpio3
tF secretary Was.
Errrr-ontatlve Chlpm3u is hart Mt
v.-> I1 lfs committee room getting bis
Share of irr slatoa for hilcl gan u
saape or tEe coming session.
Repre- sentative Whiting ls erp ced
nrNt Tuesday. and in ten days more tae
oa-i-e Michigan Delegation vii be- here.
srcom0anicd BY a powerful lobby,
ready Co hattie for Mr Burrows.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
A Letter from Home

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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

A sSESSMENT ROLL for the improvement OF
n Fifth avenue, from Madison avenue 10
East street IN The city OF Grand Rapids.
OFFICE or CITY CLERK.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov. ~. lsss.
To
Hattie B. Adams.
Abel l. F. Blood. Nathan w. Boynton. Derk
Burge.
Geo. C'apperton, Mary Jane Cullen. Edwina
\. Chemberin. Clark COnant. Mary Carey.
Albert ]. Davis, Elijah Da {.
ATeud Eleubas.
JUnt Fabi. Henry Fralick.
Charles L. Grinnell. q. X. Savings Bank.
John II and Harriet Grove.
II. Hamerschlag. A. Houseman, Martin
Houseman.
Mos, s JandOrf.
John ". kroze Catherine Kairns j. Kniper.
Jun Kornbom, Jan kroomDen, Duke hroon.
Tedie kroon.
Ransom G. Luce. Belle P. Luce.
ROsauna Mckee.
Render Mulder.James MusSelman.
Nelson ". NOrthrop.
Peter Plantenga Lewis and Nellie Philips.
Lamert Smittrr. John Smitter, Elliott j.
SlocUm, Josephine Straussenriter. John Schef
Ter,
!. Wander Llnde. James Vanderpert.
Warren W eatherly and /. J.. Pulte. cyDrant
WeSselius. Venice and Gcrret Weys, Thedore
W. MeyS.
You arc hereby notified that an assessment
IS about 10 be n afe upon yOu L cefrdy me cN-
pense of tbealOresaid Improvement; an assess
rnent roll has been made in the premises. and
is on file in the clerks Office. of said city.
where il viii remain open for inspection until
Monday evening. November -. 1885, when and
where you can appear before the Common
Council, on said evening, and show cause, II
anv. why said assessments should not be made
W. A. SHINKMAN.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Lucy tsotoineA-PsPa, its TOO dr- drsad-
faL Jack has failed ard = course you
ro-wout let IRA marry hin.
Pster (rezssrsri- i-riv1-NouSeuse child.
he Psys Just 6fty cents on the doIlar.
Saves Hoe othsr ff,7 cents Next au,s
hsll Pav only twenty-five cents ard savs
srvsntv-fve. Take hi-n and ee happy -
Pitisburg Bulletin
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

4 ASSESSMENT ROLL for the construction Of
\ sewer in last Bridge and Canal sfreefs
from Kent alley 10 Hastings street in the NY
- Grand Rapids,
OFFICF OF THE City CLyRK.
GRIND RArIDs. Mich. Noy. %. 1882.
To
Rerkev & Gay Furniture Co.
VI. s Crosl ;. @. e.. COmst0ck.
Jos. Jackoi oice.
VIM. y. Rowe. Robert EaecA.
&. o.. ~wtGsberg. ". j. stevens
You are hereby notified that an assessment
g about 70 be made upon Won 10 defrav the
expense ~ the Aforesaid improvement; AT
asses ssment roll has been made = the premises
fud is on fie in the osfice of the cieTl of said
-itv. where ~ Will remain open for inspection
until Monday evening. nov. -. issg. when and
where you can appear Before fae Common
Council on said evening and show cause II
aav. why said assessments should not be
made and collected according "a law.
VI. ?. SHINkHAN.
E CITY Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Graia, Floar s1d fssa
Mhe4f-Sew 7sc ? buslel
CoFu-ss45ec tuSESl.
oxts-Ncw - -5e y be- be-.
Corn Nezl-sls.y0 ten.
kyr-Sae 2 eusbei
B3rley-si .Doel o p bushel.
GT0Une feod-si4Vcs SD , ton
BRAS ~ Y Tea.
Miodllngs-slSta 2 ton.
Fonr-Lily White. sZ-sos25oi Patent. $50
, hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

What Lot - B--nrt-Nerv. Half BAKED
Repubiicsi

LsBoS, Nov 20.-The Portuguese Re-
puhteans are greatly eia5ed at the sue
cess Of the Republican COUP d'etst u
bnH., ard there are mutterings ~
ais.aut thunder which are beginning to
counrm the belief tnat something Of
tra same nature NAV co attempted in
ts orotry. Portugal il sbout ready
fnr revolution, ard the court
SERIOUSLY slarulrd
The Portuguese srn1v a N nearly the
stric state ot mna as tne Brazilian
0rnis, ana e more cr icss ready % for
3r allegiance CD tlc sng and 20 sst
u- ts oTn president sra m a strv.
retas waICh las been gwen 30
tra grow ~ alscontert cv the Brazlan
revolution niases the danger 10 the
present government imminent
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

To the young face Pozzonl's Com
plexion Powder gives fresher charms,
TO the old, renewed youth. Try II.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

For fne coal stove, base burner. a
inch FIRE pot for S240o. 80 t0 the Wme-
gar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Ioose's Red Clover PSas cu~e SIX
Headacae. DysYeps.a. IND gasf on ard
la-s patron. - per box ltNes
for 81 For sale ~ WHte q h5l-te,
CruQr STA Morton House block