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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
NORMAL GRADUATING GLASSES

The following IS list of the Normal
graduating classes. They number fifty
three MEMBERSHIP largest number
ever graduated in any one year from the
school. The commencement exercises
take place the last week in May and will
consist of the usual baccalaureate SER
mon, address to the literary society,
graduating exercises, etc., of which no.
tice will be given later:
SENIOR CLASS.
Cassie NJ. Brereton, Nellie P. Burt,
Mary Coon, Frances M. Corp, Alma G..
win, Jno. o. Parry, Lyle Soaring, Elean-
or B. Thayer, Edith nj. Tompkins. Man
kato; Almira S. Beebe, Howard Lake;
Louise Branham, Litchfeld; Belle
Dredge, Willow Creek; Ida f. Goldburg,
Bertha Hegman, Elysian; Cora V. John
ston, Owatonna; Benz. McGregor, Maple
ton; John g. Miller, Delhi; Mary j.
Pattee, Arnott, Wis. Sophie M. Fender
CAST, Hutchinson; Mary Sheran, Vase
ca; VIM. X. Sherwin, Lake CRYSTAL; Net
tie b. Smith, Pipestone; SusieA. Thomp-
son, Lacrosse, Wis.,; S, Genevieve
Thompson. Lacrosse, Wis; Chas. w.
Wagner, New Richland; VIM. j. Wick
ersheim, Lake Benton.
|. A CLASS.
Edna Comstock, Anna Henlein, An
ME T.. Irving, Dasmar Jorgenson, Liz
zie S. Keysor, Amelia III. Iceberg,
Amanda V. Veigel, Mankato; Emma
Abt, LeSueur; Rose A. Bateman, Dun
aaSj Adam Il. Rishnau and CLARA Rish-
man, Otisco; Hattie Chandler and Emma
Chandler, Litchfeld; Marilla Fuller,
Shskopee; Helen George, New Ulm; Ell
la S. Hays, Vernon Center; Nettle M.
Kennedy, Tracy; Ria Landenslager,
New Ulm; Jessie J.. Patch, Sibley, Iowa !;
Euphemia Richardson, Slayton; VIM. f.
Runck, New Ulm: Mary Schafer, 0wa-
tonns; Archie II. True, FaIrmont; Fred
C.. Wiiber, Vernon Center; Hattie r.
Wildes. Lake Washington.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
ISIaine La Better.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Secretary
Blaine has been indisposed for several
days. He caught cold on Sunday and
has not left his apartments at the Nor
mandie since. He is now able to attend
to his mail and it is thought that he will
be at the state department this week.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26

THE arrangements for the trip OF the
President and his cabinet to New YORK
next week have been settled upon as
follows: They will leave Washington at
a very early hour next Monday morn
ing, arriving at Elizabeth, n. j., at about
s O'Clock, where they will breakfast with
the Governor of New Jersey, after
which the party will proceed to Eliza
bethport, where boats will await them'
and from there TO the wharf In New
York city from which Washington
stepped Just one hundred years ago that
day, where they will be met by all New
York, and take their parts in the great
celebration. Secretary Blame has agreed
TO respond 10 the toast, 'The House OF
Representatives" at the banquet to lie
given in New York city on the evening
of the 30th inst, to the distinguished
guests of the New York centennial COM
mittee. 1t is subject upon which Mr..
Blame is peculiarly fitted to speak owing
- HE lans os.u,Utron -~iti. tle H""SA.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
The BROOKLYN II. Safe.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The United
States steamer Brooklyn, about whose
safety some fear has been entertained,
arrived at New York, from st. Thomas,
West Indies.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
STORM AND PRAIRIE FIRES.

Oklahoma Boomers Experiencing Any
thing But a Happy Time.
CHICAGO, April ga special to the
Inter Ocean from Purcell, l. T., says:
The prairie seems to be on fire and the
flames are sweeping everything before
them. In the north heavy storm is
raging and Guthrie must be suffering
from its effects. Between the storm on
the north and the fire on the south, the
day is not closing very happily in boom
erland.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
Inspector for Here insert name OF

Inspector for Here insert name of
city, town or village for which inspector was
appJintedJ
These blanks are put up in duplicate
and in book form. Both blank and du-
plicate must be filed out, the original to
be gwen to the party for whom the in
spection is made, and the duplicate ia
be retained by the inspector. Each
book contains 100 original and 100 dupli-
cate certificates. The FREE PRESS is pre-
pared to furnish these books at 81 each.
All orders should be accompanied by
cash. If
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26

THE reported letter in which Col. Dud-
lev speaks unkindly of the President
nay properly taken in small doses.
Dudley is a trifie too sharp to write such
a letter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
The Oueen,s Cup.

LONDON, April 25.-The queen has pre-
sented a cup to the Royal Cork Yacht
club to be competed for at Queenstown
on June II. A large number of entries
are expected and it is certain that the
Valkyrie will be one of the competitors.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
st. Paul Grain and Prov;s;o,s

Wheat-No. hard, 95c@97c: No Northern,
S5DS7c; No. Northern. 76077c bid.
Corn--Sample, S21e033l1c.
oats-No, white, 2619Gasc: April, asc; May,
CSC; No. 3, 22125c
Barley-No. :, SOC No. 8, 356h45c.
Rye-No, 2 IL 943c.
Ground Feed-No l, S11.501I25O.
Corn Meal-Unbolted, $1a5O,
Bran-Bolted, S7.251s.75.
Baled Hay-No. upland p airie S56s5.5O; No.
1, S4.Oo05.00
Timothy Hay-S7.0O@775,
Flax Seed s1.4S.
Potatoes-1jc
Eggs-Per ease. S3.OO03S0
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The register of deeds reports the fol-
lowing transfers of real estate for the
week ending to-day.
G. +. Piper and +. e. Warner TO
). A. Anderson, lot 5, block 2,
East Mankato........-..... 100
f. +. Miller to c. Fischer, sw4, NV
/, swi, see. So, 197, 27.-............ $50
Fl. P. Christensen to Z. W. WASH
burn and G. w. Piper, lots 3 and
4, block 3, East Mankato......... 300
G. Sidlmayer to q. Dauber, 81 lot
5, block IS, Mankato City.........y 500
G, a. Clarke to G. w. Fletcher, lot
10, Clarke's subdiv..........-........ 1000
Wilhelmine X. Franksen to G. +.
Blake, W 80 #. lot 20, north row,
Van Brunt's d......................... 1900
C. F. Blake to Wilhelmine X.
Franksen, lot 4, block Z, Waite
d RoelofsOn's ad ...............-..... 1900
ii. +. LeClaire to E. f. jenkins,
lot 8, block 2, Lake Crystal.......- 740
]. F. Wolcott to F. Manage, lot II
Haynes ad., Hilton townsite...- $50
+. Z. Mitchell to ]. +. Peterson, e
nw4, and nj med, sec. IL, l07,
Z5........ Z,0UO
g. d. Strong to Clara Smith, lam
swf. net nwf, and swf, net, sec.
%, los, 2S.. 1000
A. b. Cole to J. f. Southwick, lots
10 and IL, blk IL, Madison Lake ,325
r. B. Smith to J. II. Smith, undiv.
], lots II and IL, blk 9, Amboy.,, 1928
Emile f. Monroe to 1. n. Flana-
gan, lot 2, blk 4, Good Thunder. 400
NJ. Kohler to F. Kron. lots 6 and
blk 26. and lot 8, blk 81, Manka-
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1900
Jennie Hughes to j. l.. Washburn
lot 3, blk 2, Hubbel's..ad....."..... 235
Total. l6 deeds. GA .27S
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
Wrecked by n Mob.

VIENNA, April 25.-Three Jewish gun
ships at Hernals were wrecked by the
mob Tuesday and most of their contents
carried off or destroyed. Twenty police
men were wounded in Tuesdays riots.
The loss to the tramway company thus
far is $4,000.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26

ST. PAUL must be awfully lonesome
now that the street car strike is off and
the legislature no more. But the rural
districts will rest in the assurance that
the country is safe.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS FoR APRIL %

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
wheat-April 7934c; May, soAc; June, ss3lc;
July, 7s1sc.
Corn-Apri, 1850; May, 350a51sc; june s5slc;
oats-April, 2s1sc; May, 2e5s02234c; June, 2sc.
July, 233sc.
Pork April, s11.s5; May, s1I45: June,
S11.Ss16.
Lard-April, SO. as1s; May, so.ss; July. $3.50
Short Ribs-May, $5.s5; June, s699ls: July.
S6OO '/s' ''i
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
Chicarn Live stock

Hogs Receipts, 1850 head; light, S465a4s6;
rough packing, S4.f5045O; mixed, and
heavy packing and shipping. s4t5G475.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; beeves So 40@
4.35; cows, S1.75@310; stockers and feeders,
$2.4003.5O.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head; corn fed westerns
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
Discharped bv Tanper.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Commissioner
Tanner has discharged twenty pension
examiners in the field, because the APP
preparation for their pay is nearly ex-
hausted.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
OuIck IIrne az the pnri

LONDON, April %. The new lima,
line steamer. City of Paris, which ar
rived at Liverpool this morning, made
the run from Sandy Hook to Queens
town in days, 5 hours and So minutes.
She had fine weather nearly all the way,
but encountered rough seas the first
three DAYS out
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
Attorney for Idaho.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The president
has appointed Willis Sweet, of Idaho, to
b, United States attorney for the Terri
tory Of Idaho.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
FRIDAY. APRIL 90. 1880.

SHOE leather will now be at discount
in the twin cities. The strike is at an
end and people are once more taking
their regular "rides."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
Indians and the squatters.

GUTHRIE, Ok, April 25.-A rising OF
Indians is reported on the border on ac-
count of boomers who failed 10 get
Oklahoma claims squatting on the In
dians' claims. A party of troops are on
the way 10 the scene of trouble.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
MANKATO MARKETS.

daily, other markets corrected weekly on
date of weekly issue.
MANKATo April Is, 1889.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26

This is to Certify, That have on this
day of --lS- Mt - O'Clock m, at
(Here insert the name of city, village or town.
in the county of - -, State Of Min
nesota, inspected for Here insert name OF
party applying for certifcate) (Here insert
whether beef, veal, etc., and sex of animan
and further certify that said animals above
described We're at the date of this inspection
free from all indications of disease. apparent
ly in good health and I'm good condition to be
slaughtered for human food.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 25, 1889.
Wheat opened at $50 a. m, May 81
June ST., July 7SS, Sept. ut, Dec. 79@
Closing prices, l:l5 p. M, April S0s
May S0y, July 79a, Sept. 774, Dec. 79I
Year 76f.
Highest prices, April 500, May Sls
June S2s, July 793 Sept. 77a, Nov. 76f
Dec. 79g, Year 76f.
Lowest prices. April S0s, May Sls
June Sl9 July 7Ss, Sept. TT, Nov. 764
Dec. 7Ss, Year 76I.
Minneapolis, close, July Sc.
MESS FORK.
Opening, May $ll.S5, June $ll.45
July S1l .522, Aug. II 624. Closing, MAY
l.56, June $l1.60, July$ll.65.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-04-26
Meat Inspection Blanks.

The meat inspection law passed by the
present legislature prescrIbes that a uni
form system of blanks must be used by
all the inspectors throughout the state.
Below we give the form of certificate
which has been approved by the attor-
ney-general:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-12

sdslide 6reie Yreiie fit seras
erf9eint
atit AusnaGme oes Soantass
unb fOfet
$1,000 fir bas Sabr phcr $3.50
fir 3 Mpnate.
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etc., etc.

Idien Die II Griebensiabre Gaiier
Wilbelms> fagt 8uitan Jrentag, tuaren
eine 3tit frieoli6en Gsoeibens, cine
gliidllGe Yeriooe bes allmabligen Gin.
lebens in bic Seelsn unb @euobnbeis
ten oer Deutf6en. Ser 5obn unb
3brOuerbe nurbe bas Opfer. gr per>
lebte Bic 3eit Der Ginri9tung zines
neuen 2sbsns, Die seillteluns bes Rai=
ferrei9es in tbatenipiem 6arreu. gs
tDdre flir i'm bsilIam espefen, in ben
eriten Sabren naf feiner 8ermdblung,
ND Berlin ibm aumei!en Elm unbebaglls
der Quferibalt pu,be. als Guisherr
auf Oem Sdnbe niebersuliben, unb bas
bei Die geOiirfnilie unb Nulpril9e bes
tleinen gtannes feunep 3u Iernen.
Der &ronprin5 erbielt bic Snipeftion
lioer bic iiiobeutf1en Nrmeecorps, er
reite nit Blumentbai aaidbrIi9 eine
ma! bortbin unb iibte burn fein @rfd)ei.
men unb iein pertrautes 6elbberrnbilb,
bas ben Sfficiersn unb ber Mannfdalt
oas 0ers tuarm p,adte. IN Der Shat
eine iebr nDbltbdtise Wirfung aus,
aber 6isie 3bdtigteit mar bod nidbt pieI
Inberes, als fiiritlibe 3eprdientation.
Noh einmal bob fib feline Graft, aIs
er i'm Sabre 1878 mad Der 9ermunoung
oes GaIlers aur Gtelluertreiung berufen
tpurse. Die gebdufte Nrbeit, bic Ser,
antwortung. oas bobe Nmt, gaben ibm
cine 3elt lang Spannuns unb feirem
@eift neue 59wiugen. aur Greube uno
neberrafdung ieiner umgebung. Nber
nit biefer perantportli6en Sbdtiafeit
entui4 tpieber Der 2ebensmutb.
Gr bsganu on @tifl unb Qeib All aI=
tern, unb f6on lange bebor bic furdts
bare Granfbeit aa inn outage tam,
burfte man irauernb iagen, oaB iein
Ssbensmntb ni6t mebr Der eines Dian.
mes mar, tueI9er oemnddFf fiir feline
yfation bic Raifertrone tragen folIte.
Wig o'e Granfbeit 3erii6renb on ieiu 2es
ben trat. oertdrte iib nah benz lanaen
S6manfeu smii6en Jurdi uno Duff.
nung bic Gt9enart feiner Natur, bic
Sautelfeit feiner SeeIe uno Bic 6er=
5ensFreunblldfsit unb Milbe Sob
dem S9idfal gegeniiber 1T es oermefs
len, gu itreiten, tpie er als 6ertfder
geiDorbeA ndre."
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unb Der Sunge bate bic Saare feiner
Mutter uu0 Die Nu9en ieines 8aters
unb bic Stirtl unb ben Wunb tpieber
bon ibr = es nor cine unertrpirrbare
Iebnli9teit nit 8eiben.
Sein5, iauaste Paula, i@ fhr6te bic
S9atten Der 8ergangenbeit nidt -bier
iit uniere 3ufunft!
llnb bas i6reienbe Ginb faif Sipif6en
fi6 uno leiEem Msibe erbrilfen6, f9los
0eia8 bantbar uHb frOb erlei6tert feline
@elt III ffarfe Nrme.
Dos @eipenft Der 8ergansenbeit bats
te feline groBen 9tugen aufgefdlagen unb
fab Geins nit grambOllen, unbeilorDs
bsnbeu gIiden on Sm beGen Mittagss
fOanenf6ein cling es neben ibm auf ben
brennenb beiBen graniteAen pHaiteriieis
i,en beg Bilrgerftie9es am 2oren3ens
bamm, es legte nit ibm 5uglei6 bic
0an6 auf bic Glinte Der @itterpforte
bot benz @arten Der 8aronn Darned.
Mfit iebr langIamen Sdritter ging
9eins iiber ben selben Ries, er ma6te
iid flar, bob er tueni9itens ber 8aronin
gegentber i'm 8ortbeil fei, benn bieie
tparb BON Dem Wieoerieben tpobl gaus
unermartet betrofen. 8ielei9t abnte
lie ni6t einmaI, baB elm Doctor Wall=
roth bet 2ebrer ibres Sobnes fei, unb
tuenn fie aud iclbit oies wuBte, fonnte
iie nod ni6t bardbsr setpiB fein, ob bes
Srdser oes in bet @egenb febr oft pers
fommenben Namens ii9 9ein3 nenne.
Sie @ebiii9partieen, tuel9e Die @rens
&c 3luif6en bieiem unb benz Na6barss
@arteu berblQten, lparea bur9 elm fleis
nes 6albrunb untetbtO9en, oarin i'm
Sdatten elmer Srauereffs, bic lire
3peige iiber Elm arau angsifriGenes @es
ftea lcubenattig berab ienfte, Elm Slid
unb einige 5thble plaB aefunben. 9uf
einem bieIer Stiible bate f9on lange
3eit, einem lei9ten 9albi6lummer biu=
gegeben, ben 0ut auf ben Gnieen, Der
Director geIeKen unb i6rof nun, our6
bic S6ritte eriDedt, empor.
Mit unidgIi9 angenebnem @rItaunen
tDarb 9ein3 ieiner anfi@tig.
Wie, 9err Director, fragte er, benz
alteu frob bic Sanb i6attelnO, sic bod
biers go aieben Sic es bOr, in psrion
nit Der 8aronin au reben2
Ser Greis sing, bic 9dnbe auf benz
&iiden suiammeHgelegt, neben ibm her,
iab fOpfi6iittelnb Oil isinem Na66ar
empor Inb fagte:
Sd benfe, mir geben BeiOe. 9ie
Barouin 1T cine beiBbliitige Dame, lie.
ber Wallrotb, mir fam ba 10 Der Ges
banfe, penn fie bon Der 8oritelung
ausgebe, ibr Nlbau iptrbe bon Stnen
su idarf geuommen, m66te es barte
Worte biiben unb briiben, anb am @nbe
cine peinlide Seeue gebsn. fiir beren
@ebeimbaltune ber osrtsufeltc Sunge
getDiB niGt forgen tpiirbe. unb Sic
tpliien, lieber WallrDtb. Mj9aelis trete
i6 ab, nod fiinf3ig Sabren Der 3bdtigs
felt on unierer SGuIe. ber pDblperbien.
ten &ube 81 pflegeu i'd milf nun ni6t
i'm Iebten Quartal nod einen S6ul=
fcanbaI baben. l1nd am tpenisiien bon
Sbrer 3lafIe aug, Wallrotb, 6eun bof=
fentli6 Derben sic mein Na6foIger.
(6OrtfetunS folQt)
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s9- Sie 8erdnberung III eins Der
unwiberfebli8fen @eiebe ber Natur,
uno gIhdlidertueile fhbrt Elm De6iel
fat tets sum BeFern. Nls ein 8eiipiel
bafir, nebmen bic ct. patrids pillen
f6nea ben ptab ein fir Die alten raus
ben unb beFtiseu pi0en, neil lie milber
iinb uno angenebmer tpirteu. 9luBers
benz Iino lie mebr bn3u augetban, &rant.
beitsffOfe aus Dem SDfem Bu entfernen
unb malarii6e 2rantbeiten 81 berbinz
bern. als eia @aibartic unb 2eberpille
finb lie perfett. Gum 8erfauf Bel &.
@obn & Co., 8. Ralteper & 5obn,
unb allen anberen 9lpOtbefen.
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s6 8ei @ebriiber @riber
finoet man eine biibi9c austpabI BON
U lbums, Die fd gu Weibna6tsses
ifenfeu eignen; ferner feline Soileites
fdifden, &egeni9irme, St6de uub bies
lerlei anoeres.
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0e,ttIdb Gmalii@e g6,tle,
Gan antonio, Geras.

anertaunt tiidtiae eebranfaIt fur &naben
unb Wtdb6en; felt breibis Sabren in reger
8irtiamfeit. 8ortreffi@e 2ebrfrdfte uater Sc.
pdbrter 9eituus. Der eneIifden Sprade pirb,
pie Der beutfden, bolIe &ednane setraaen.
aueerSem llntsrridt i'm Spanii4en. @ini9er.
maben borbsreitete SdiIer finbeu jebefaeii
aufuabme. Ndbere Nustunft ertbeiIen Serr
8. @roos, 8rdlibent bes SAuI 8orlfanbes
unb B m. 8arbed, Director Der snRaIt
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Sn SiiterbOst ipurbe Der S6ub,
NADER @dOide-ein 93idbrieer @reis /!
-tpegen 8erbre9ens gegen Die Sittli6,
teit su 8 Monaten @efdngniB oer.
urtbeilt.
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= Sas grbBte 2aeer uon @ewebr,
unb ReoOlDer patrOnen uno 6iiIien
bel piper & 9 1uItbeB.
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HS- Sir hie feiniie Seriep
Sutter menbet Gud an &iols
BAL ia & gDelton.
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s0- Wer einmaI ii6 an re6t eeIdid,
ter unb pollfommener Giifer Irbeit ers
freuen mil, Der ftatte ben "San Anto>
nio Cooperage Works. SO. 108 unb
ITO Iuitin StraBe eiuen 8eiu6 ab.
Die beri6iebenen Mai6inen ,oon ses
iibten unb praftii6 erfabreuen 9dn.
ben geleitet", fnb ben gaaaen Gag
tiber in Sbdtiateit, benn 9err M a n >
brp, bet @igentbtmer bes gtablifIes
ments, 1T init Nuftrdgen aus allen @es
genbeH bes States iiberbduit. @r
liefert cine tunltbolle uno iolibe arbeit
unb biefem umtanbe bot er ieinen @r>
foIa gu Oeroanfen. 9ie 2eilfungsfd.
bigteit Der Jabrit muB bementipre9enb
aud fortmGbreno erb6bt perben.
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sdllimme sainhe

bic Seinem etraS GuteS SubIaien, trmmen bduia ppr
idpeisen pen ben WaHerppsen hes pom 3aifnn auiS
serlbten Sttllen gBeltmeers. Der behauernsipertbe
3eenee, eer eaS 0puen unb StpBen zines auf furmaez
peiti6ter see ppu ben Npgen umberseS&leueerten
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ben unb berubisenhen Birfuns auf ZEN inneren Mens
den sei&pmmt. 8er cine itrapa3t6ie Giienbabnfabrt
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lid empfeblt iib htes aud fir Seeleute unr Gmisran=
ten mad cem 9Beiten, rel9e bort junsfrduie @eflhe
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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-17
A Large Land Purchase.

\ company Of Roanoke capitalists
has been formed for the purchase OF
the Sexton property of 140 acres on
the western border of the city, which
purchase was effected yesterday at
the price of $4,000 The company
will hold a meeting about the Goth of
the month to elect q president and
board of directors, and Ill the indica-
lions are that Mr. G. Markley will be
president of the company. The pur
chase was effected through the agency
of that energetic and reliable real
estate man, MIR. Frances B. Kemp, Of
this city.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-17
Roanoke's Water supply.

Mr.. Howard Murphy left here yes
terday afternoon tor Lynchburg, to
confer with the managers of the Gla-
morgan works and Mr.. j. B. Foley in
regard to the water pipes which are
to be laid in various parts of the city.
He says no pipe smaller than four
inches will be laid for the street water
supply of the city, and that on Spruce
street, from Holiday to jefferson,
twelve-inch pipes will be laid From
Jefferson street TO the Franklin road
a ten-inch pipe will be laid, and in all
the rest of the city due regard IN lay
ing pipes will be had to the future
growth of Roanoke, in which Mr..
Murphy, like nearly everybody else,
has great faith.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-17
Has Arrived.

l have with me Mr.. II. l.. Cason,
who is On expert in his profession rs a
practical optician, aud rs he cannot re-
main longer llIan Tuesday, December
18th, advise those who have defect
i've vision to call ut once and secure Il
perfect fit in pair OF \. X. Hawkes.
celebrated speciacles. This gentleman
will fit glasses at the regular retail
price a! which they are sold from my
store every day. l guarantee satisiac-
ton. No extra charge Tor fitting.
dec l2-tf CuAs. LYLE X Co.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-17
LOCAL MATTERS.
HAPPENINGS IN AND AROUND
THE CITY.
GATHERED BY OUR REPORTER.
Business Transacted I'm the Hastings
Court Yesterday-ROanoke
Water Supply-A Good
appointment.

In the Hastings court yesterday the
case of Alexander Barnett VS., the
Norfolk and Western Railroad com
pany, occupied large share of atten
ton. Mr.. Barnett sues for damages
from the loss of an arm. When the
court adjourned yesterday AFTERNOON
the case was still before it. Mr..
Brown, of the law firm of Saunders \
Brown, of Liberty, represented Bar
nett, and made a very able speech in
behalf of his client.
The case of Cline VS.. The Norfolk
and Western railroad was continued
till FRIDAY next.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-12-17
Good Amendments.

Mr.. Wilbur S. Pole, one of the most
popular young men in this city, re-
ceived Yesterday from Governor Lee,
through Colonel j. A. Motion, his
commission as captain of ordinance
in the Second Virginia regiment. DIR.
Hunter st. John also received from
the same source his commission az
assistant surgeon of the same reSi-
ment. Both appointments are good
ones, and, so far as Captain Pole is
concerned, his instincts are wholly
military, and if a war should occur
he will give good account of him
self.