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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

William Walter Phelps has taken
possession Of his new house in Berlin,
and has introduced American styles OF
drapery and furnishing.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05
nm .curR,s ENGLIsH PILLS.

Are active, effective and pure. For
sick headache, disordered stomach,
loss of appetite, bad complexion and
biliousness, they have never been
eoualed, either in America or abroad
Sold by Budwell, Christian 81 Barbee'
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

There is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil to quickly cure 9 colo OF
relieve i1oarseness. Written by MfS.
M J. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph
county. Mich. So n e e ,sat
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05
FARM AND GARDEN.
SUGGESTIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF
VALUE TO WIDE AWAKE FARMERS.

An illustrated Description of an Appliance
for Fastening "a Bnrb Wire Fence Gate.
Extracted Honey--ns Production Clev-
er,y Described.
The application for fastening Il barb
wire gate without pulling ones arms and
tearing their clothes into shreds is de-
picted in the cuts here reproduced from
Farm and Fireside.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

The carpenters employed in nine OF
the ship yards on the Thames river
have struck for an advance OF 6 pence
per day in their wages.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05
Dock Iaborers Strike

LONDON, March 4.-One hundred and
fifty dock laborers in London will go on
strike today.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

The late earl of Sydney, it is under
stood, was the original OF Charles
Dickens Sir Leicester Deadlock IN
BLEAK House."
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

Father Kinsella and the fifteen
prisoners have been released from Jail.
There is great rejoicing in Kilkenny.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

Fifty years ago the first wheat was
7ai;inyed from Chicago, amounting TO
seyanty1eight bushels. 1t was sent
,s6sfwdrd BY ths lakes to Buffalo.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

AHerbefG Bismarck has strong
&d features, q heavy cavalry
and the bearing of the son
Cher.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

sively clutching ~
ing to them.
Close to his right band, dis =
touched by it as he piled his peffs
cleaning, glittcring object of ivory,
silver and steel-a loaded revolver.
The window beside him was open, and
through it the night breeze entered ano
famed his hot brow. The night with
out was calm and placid. Nature was
lovely, bathed in the light of summer
moon; but the man was oblivious to the
beauties of the night. He glanced al
the clock now and then, and observing
the long hand climbing up the incline
toward the figure 10, he redoubled his
labor at the manuscript.
Anon he glances ut thercvolver on the
desk beside him. He touches its ivory
handle, as il faltering in his resolution,
and then he continues his writing.
Hark.
What sound is that that is borne on
the breeze Of the summer night1 A long,
low wall, like the cry of woman in
mortal anguish.
The man starts like q guilty soul,
dashes the dews of pcrspiration from his
clamny brow, and uttcrs an incoherent
exclamation.
Again-again, that moaning, uncanny
cry.
The man hears it and groans aloud.
He daslies aside the last page Of his man.
uscript and glanccs again at the clock.
The hands mark the hour of midnight.
He grasps the revolver, and with reso-
lutte air he exclainls: at must be done"
Going to tho window he fires twice.
There was Il scampering sound in the
yard beneath, and next morning gray
cat was found dead close to the wood
shed. The night police reporter had
fulfilled his mission.-Chicago America.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05

Postmaster General Wanamaker
carries life insurance policies to the
amount of 1,200, 600.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05
DOGS ~ Life Sayer..

y Speaking of the calamity IL the resi-
3 euce of Secretary TRACY, at Wash.
4 gton, dog fancier remarked that Ii
I aere had been one or more dogs in the
4 louse no life would in a;l probability
3 "a been sacrificed There are, he
I'D, scores of well attested instances
u record of house dogs being awak-
eaeS bv the first smell 1t ire or smoke
A>ai making such racket rs to com
IS the sleepers to arouse in time to
ye their lives. Many such nara
es can be found in Your newspaper
RED $, and l don,t-dnpht6ut wlIa77 -ttteT
true. a..
! $50 scent of dog IS SO keen that
i elects any unusual odor in the at
ohere. and its natural intelligence,
@ ch uniformed people speak OF as
met teaches it that danger exists
~ the persons whom It regards with
y feetiou. Therefore, it seeks to awak-
8 n them. and, Of course, IS successful,
"A 4 i anywhere near them. Let me
i - to Your mind an incident that
$A me close to being such a tragedy as
81 at OF the Tracy residence, 1t oc:.
4 5rred some years 90 in the home OF
lir Fisher, YEA ny grain exporter
- Baltimore.
S. TIE fire started in the rear portion
# ~ splendid house and burned
. =, the back stairs before reaching
sronnd TO the front structure. Mr..
,,sSer aad his wife 5 spt in the sec
.-orv front room. Mrs. Fishers
q was toy terrier, that always
I'D the night on rug at the loot
= - Es,. bed. The flames had not shown
t. -, OF the windows when the dog
i - aroused. 1t ran TO the bed and
4 ,,',sls;stentlv barked.
Z, Fisher ordered it away and at
q a. e. -,a....S it 10 enforce his com.
g k5k theGfaiittiirrffTJ ifdio dog stood
" VSarked It's shrillest and loud
q Thoroughly awakened from his
s. aeD Mr. Fisher arose 10 discover
g el The trouble was and found the
3 oI i. Of smoke. He threw open the
+ -. and saw the fire that was eating
4 .,.' - toward the apartment. But
4 - sad time enough to spare to arouse
q 10 10 secure his Jewels, money
-; atber yaluables that were in the
a 90 md to make an escape to the
81 9y-t The dog saved the life Of Mr..
T,sai Mrs. Fisher and enabled then them t.! to
i - &c away thousands Of dollars in
y -. md iewelry. Thousands OF dol,
s 90 MD not have afterward bought
= lille animal, and when he died
a : a &C., present Fisher
Inquirer.
@ l Was - III the country
'gese o. =, l { h an organ and
ai1 1,,o - m came along to
sca i};,,a Il: saing and found
three miles ystg re sss:s rwn r~
Alt the @ STOP y,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05
IT'S PRICE rs ST. PER YEAR.

will contain the world renowned pchsr TAI
will have devoted agriculture and matters
cuar interest to addition will contain all OF the news OF Inc
Q condensed FORM
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-05
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days.
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A BRIGHT, LIVE, CLEAN NEWSPAPER,
SUITABLE TO EVERYBODY

crculates thoroughly throughout the city and in South
west Virginia. and hundreds of copies weekly
States throughout the Union
prints nothing that the read in the family circle
and daily record ofa the of interest in this
the Invest section ofVrgina and the Atlantic States.
The TINES Roanoke small popula
ton $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

Mr.. Vincent, the member of Parlia-
ment for Sheffield, England. recently
gave notice that he would ask the
Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs: ''If, having regard 10 the free
market accorded in the United King
dom % competing American goods for
the last forty years, while the heavy
duties have nearly extinguished the
national debt Of the United States, her
Malesty's Minister can be instructed 10
invite the American Government to
refrain from passing the prohib.tory
tariff proposals now before Congress"
The American Cobdenite Contingent
ought 70 instruct rs English allies as TO
is method of speech. The reader viii
note the expression; "While the
heavy tutes have nearly extinguished
the national debt of the United states"
That is what the intelligent protectiOnist
has llalong claimed, thatour protective
tariff was the main element in not only
permitting a suppression of the late
Democratic rebellion, but by means
thereof the enormous debt incurred in
It's suppression j. being rapidly paid.
The American Cobdenite has always
denied that this was the result OF a
protective tariff, and delights IN calling
itan iniquitious system, can it be that
the average American CObdenite thinks
u iniquitIous, because 1t facilitates the
payment Of this debt? This would be
a direct imputation upon his patriotism
and we ali know now patriotism, was,
and ever IS the controlling force in the
breast of the American Democratic
CObdenite. But then, if ne is patriotic,
measured by the standard OF
his English brother, he must
be ignorant OF the result Of
those economic matters Of his own
country, Of which be assumes TO have a
knowledge superior to all others. This
- too bad; what can be done? Evi.
IDENTIFY tho easiest and most efficient
way out Of this It 70 have Mr.. Cleveland
write another letter, embodying the
essence OF wisdom IN the enunciatlon
that, "the tariff Is a tax" But there
Is another feature about what toe hon
orahie member Of the English Parla-
ment would do, and that IS, "to invite
the American Government to refrain
from passing the prohibstory tariff
proposals now before Congress"
Mr.. Vincent 3 mistaken IN his calling
them ''pTohibitory,' bat suppose they
we're, what right has the English Par
Lament TO interfere with any econ
omic legislation of this country
Il 1t not about time for the people Of
The United states 70 sag TO England
ave can take care Of our own domestic
sfairs,T
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
DUEL WITH lARIATS.
Exciting Rattle to the Death between
Infurlated Mexican Cowboys.

A novel duel was fought near Moore's
station between two Mexican cowboys
named Jose Carrasco and Manuel Bosco,
says the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Carrasco was in possession of a fine
nottled cow which Bosco claimed be-
longed TO him and had been stolen
some time previous The two men met
in the roadway. They were both on
horseback and their lariats hung from
the pommels of their saddles. Bosco
hailed Carrasco and demanded the re-
turn of his COW. The latter became
furious at tho suggestion that he had
come into possession of stolen COW.
and his Mexican blood began to boil.
Words of sulphurous nature began to
pass between the cowboys, when Bosco
called Carrasco liar.
Scarcely had the words been spoken
when quick as a fash the irate Car
rasco grasped his lasso from his saddle,
and. twirling IL with quick movement
over his head, sent it with swish
toward Bosco's neck. The latter ducked
his head and grabbed his lsrist as he
did SO.
Then began one OF the fercest blood
less battles that has ever been recorded
Up and down the roadway the two
hOrsomen dashed, the lassoes OF the
duelists flying and circling in the air.
Not word was spoken. As fast as the
lassoes fell short of their mark they
were ierked quickly together, and with
twirl over tho head each cowboy en-
deavored 70 encircle the others neck.
The horses we're Gecked with foam.
and both Of them dashed away in the
sane direction. seeming to realize the
fight % the death going on between the
riders On sped the horses, bot not
word spoke the lighters Bosco finally
turned his eyes from the other cowboy
for al inssant and. quick "a a fash,
Csrrasco dropped the moose Of his lariat
over his aivsrsary's neck. swung his
pony around with JERK. and putting
spurs 20 tho animal. started oI in the
opposite direction
Bosco was ierked from his horses back
So suddenly that bis neck was broken.
and be was dragged over tie ground a.
full speed for over mile. The victor
disengsred hls lariat from his victims
meek aud coollT rode into town
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
The Grand Rapids Safety Deposit Co.. To-
Gated at No. 36 and 38 Monroe-st.,
are Doing Paying Business.

Attending TO the wants Of its patrons take
but little time.
The location ia the best in the city for a
Safety Deposit Co.
The location is the best in the city for a Pri-
vate or Pubic BANK.
The location Is the best in the city for an
Insurance and Real Estate Business.
The location IS the best in the city for anT
one desirogs Of establishing an Office business
Of any kind.
Tie Grand Rapids Safety Deposit Co. desire
10 associate with them. either as rsnfers or
otherwisa. some one who in connection with
n own business viii also attend - the busl-
ness o. this company.
This cfsrs An opportuni = Tor some peTson
ALREADY established. or dfsiruus Of engaging In
sofne once business. 30 secure desifa3.e loca-
tion free Of AL rent
Tie best ~ references viii be required. AnT
further p2TfiCu srs can BE- obtained bv calling
on or addressing
SIQN e Y L. STE Y Z N =
See'v and Treas GTa q Rapids safety DEPOSIT
Co. Grand Rapids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
WlNANS G WORKS,
Successors q A. J. foFs q Coz
3 aud ! Tower Block.


lNANTED-Female helps laundry girls.
W Kitchen Eiris & trst-ciass cooks = sreDl a
eeoka. b dlliug-room Elris- Eencral house
giIls. 2 chamber maids. a. ladies' parlogs. loom
:. Tower block.
INANTED-MMe help-l assistant book
W keeper. ] sbaper. turner, aiahorers, 3
COOKS, 4NoUnG iaeA walters, iefln Aauus, I
men 10 cut wood. Nlnans WORKS AID I
Tower block.
ATTENTION CONSADES-A law has been
Il passed by which every soldier can get
pension oi from s. 90 sl2 per month ..y pisc-
iag their claims % the hands oi q. Al. MtnGns
aad Addison Works AZ rooms ana Tower
block, Grand Rapids. Mica Both 81 us have
beel solders. and one member oi THIS nrln has
he'd long experience as successful pension
agent. II you hatr pension 81 less amulut
than this We can GET ~ increased. Mllans x
Works. rooms ane Tower block
WANTED-femae helps lauodress. first
- cooks. second COOKS lt dinlNG-Fnou
girls. = general bouse girsi clerk. need NOT be
experienced; second girls, ; chamber maids.
81 once. Ladies PA-ors. Tower block.
WANTED-Male heip--l moulder. J machin-
w lst-unlon sA0p ] man aud wife on farm.
ID agenfs-EoOd selling srucle-s- 70 > per
dayi y mea on farms. per day or montA-
and Tower block.
EOR SALE OK EXcHANGE-iF grocery stock.
drug stocks. 4 general stock Val give
some one good deal. 3 and Tower block.
EOR SALE lots. nice corner 90 Charles-si.,
lzxis1. AZ bargain II taken a. once.
AID Tower block.
EOR sALE-Three broom houses on Glbert-
II, 500 sa5li t)J3i easy payments. 3
and Tower block.
EOR SALE-If taken this week. new Groom
house on cable lfny. lor 52N i,iZ d foot Al lcy
only $50 cash. and Tower BLOCK.
/ E'OR SALE-i0 lots on Mechanic A.. stxlG0
between Fountain ane Fulton. ol ca.,ie
line. only $50. nice shaae. terms eaBf. Icts
on Csss. between ilylaDd ard Eal. only 81.
II taken within one week. then they wiii 5e
SsyO each. el1N for 5fHI-1 on Colt One ca
Charles. near Cherry. $50. aud Tower
. block.
W. HAVE q number of openings for good
~ loans. IN sums from 500 upwards and
Tower block.
IA ACRES. little east % Burton ave. 500
~ house and barn on sane. facing Easl-st.s
worth S31Jl 8 and slower block.
lEANIED-partner mschinist preferred a
" big opening for me right man with si10l
cash. and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
a PECULIAR WOMAN.
An Aged spinster who Has Never Trav
eled Two Milns.


One OF the most remarkable people in
Georgia, according to the Macon Tele-
graph. is Miss Amanda Anderson of the
East Macon district, near the Twiggs
line
Miss Anderson IS sixty years old and
is Of perfectly sound mind, being oven
moro than usually bright Her eccen-
tricity shows itself in her desire to re-
main in ono place and never 20 beyond
. certain limit The longast Journey
she has ever made was from the place
where she was born 20 the place where
she row resides, distance Of mile and
half. She lives within three miles Of
the East Tennessee. Virginia & Georgia
railroad and yet she has never seen a
train of cars. Among the other many
things which she has yet to see for the
first time are a store-hOuse. or a build
ing built OF brick. She claims also that
she has never seen but one painted
house.
Miss A1dorson's ideas Of religion are
necessarily vague, as she has never been
inside church or listened 20 a sermon
or a prayer. unless it was before she can
remember, when il Is possible that her
mother carried her 70 church.
Although Miss AndersOn's nearest
neiGhbor lives within three hundred
yards Of her sho has never seen his house
bat once In three years. Her we'll ran
dry last season and she was forced 70 60
20 her neiEhboTs well for water. Shs
appeared perfectly lost and q id she had
some trouble in finding her way back
home.
Eaa Houten,s Coooa-..Bsst and goes
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

The above.diagram OF vacuum Is in
serted 70 aid In conveying some idea of
how suddenly Rocks moved. He went
so fast that he left hole in the air. In
that moment while he had stood irreso-
lute the resolute wasp had hook cd on its
storage battery and started every thing
at oace, buzz saws, gang saws, electric
light plant, pulp machinery. and all, and
Rocks jumped so quickly that be was in
visible until be landed ten feet away.
IL is mean 70 laugh at dog. and
Rocks knows that his friends do not de-
light In his discontinue; and il the
sOmersault that be began 70 turn imme-
diatcly after his first landing had been
simply the ordinary fip-aeps. either
forward or backward, no mention would
be made OF them here, but they were OF
the variegated compound type, half
over one way and then back. three-quar-
all accompanied By a general centri-
fugal movement that threatened TO dis
tribute Rocks in space.
In another moment Rocks came down
and opened his mouth. This was wise
thing TO do, and while It seems doubtful
that it was the result OF reflection, yet
IL may be that Rocks had given the sub
ject such hurried consideration as was
possible under the circumstances, and,
having shown this hy that he could
catch 1t, had concluded that there are
times even in a pug dogs life when 1t is
the part of wisdom to concede point,
especially point of this nature. When
he opened his mouth the wasp few out
and disappeared, and with his tail in
full curl and his natural dignity re-
stored, Rocks walked back to his aocus-
.oroad ,laoa
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
PHRENOEOGY!
This is Pref. Wndsor's Last Week in Grand
Rapids.

The free entertainments will 'continue at
Wonderland TLeater during the week as fol-
lWS:
Tomorrow night, "Physiognomy." the finest
ecture Of the coUrSe. Public examinations S
lsual
Tuesday night. Good Brains and Good
IOrAs.
Prof. Windsor will examine several young
aides ana select husbands for them from the
audience. Private examinations daily AT Bridge
treet House. Hours: 10 a. m TO p. ~.
IMPROVE YOUR CHARACTER.
Consult Prof Wm. Windsor Ii. T.. and OBJ
tsin a complete Phren0logisy Chart, giving a
.orrect deiineation Of every trait in Your char
acIer; your faults, and how 10 correct them;
alcnts and how 10 make tie most OF them.
our ad DtIon 20 business. showing ln what
lFofesSion trade or occupation you will be
moss successful. and how 10 accumulate a for
lane and prolong life, also Ia alaptatlon IN
i1at.im0fy and Ousi ess ia ers lip. All per
sons. married or single shoOli procure Prot
nd Nine. windsor q. .eat sexual Secrets and
works on PhTenol0eical and Creative Science.
secure J 0 gevity. Health. horais Finances
Increase Enjoyment live in Prosperity
Brain IS Money. Character is Capital. Know
'edse OF your resousces is the see e. Of success.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


The Rcpablicans OF Kent County will meet
Ia Convention al the Circuit Court r0OMs. Ia
the city Of ur9ad Rapids. on Thursday. August
80 % li o'ciocE a. ia-, for tle Nurpos- 81 elect
Ing delegates to the Republican state Conven-
tl0a % o. heid at Detroit, Angus y ana ..
l-sIs aul Tor Eue purpose 81 rtectlng a. irsale Is
% tie Republican 19ugrfs IS oual LonFcutl0n
OF the tifth Congressional district. hereafter
10 he called sua also Tor tue purpose ol u0ml-
mating candidates for county 0fnces 20 BE-
voted for al the general election, 70 Do held
November T. lsg0 I'D the transaction Ot such
other business as may properly come before
the convention.
Each township ard ward IS entitled 10 three
d1legaies BIZ order of commlttee,
X. A. MAINAhD. FRED ). CLARK.
Secretary. Chairman.
Dated July u lsN
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
ssw KIND os FLY.
Eeeks ss<.ek II zaa F04ad Is Uaesaa-
1agaly t1-orestkez.

azgaly l1.orestlsz,
Roczs = > pug. ssl-bzsd. e1Iu zna
eignl9e3- De aeysr e0es any thing sAas
l. not rooa foEu for Pug. exceDs 70
catch ales. Is hkss % Es co TIE porch
sa4 eaisy the hgas sHd air AID "a seeA
occasions be IS particularly res<ntfuI u
TIE zunsyanee caused oy dies is 4o1ld
be sheer robbery q aay ~ IFS lDsar-
Snce eongaay - tsks GA. poliev ca
TIE life Il : 6y tbat il szs knosa 3oaid
ever attempt % hgat on Rocxs' aose.
Rocks does not lo0k Ike = dangerous
d0g. according % tie New YORK Sun.
znd Ehen 20 : asleep. OF half asleep,
u seems impessl6le tog him - uogs
sGddeniy. Azny ~ las lost bis life
by trusting - this zpPearanees there
has been prospective satisfaction zt ths
thougbt Of biting 50 tzt = dog, and Ia
tns giddy fy's mind "a added pleasure
over the chance u worry one SO segf-szt-
is1ed and GeeoroGs, bgg when ROcks
awakening without waning from what
appears profound slamber. snaps. the
~ - lost
IL Is % bs regretted that Rocks insor-
nation concerning dying things Ia not
more extended; II it were DO would have
been spared an experience on Thursday
that Toe = time seriously disturbed him-
While be vas lying on the porch 8
wasp came along it was just an ordi-
nary wasp, but like AL wasps, self-as-
sertiye aad deaaat. and. as subsequent
events demonstrated, It's storage bat
terry vas fun and its machinery ia order.
IL sailed around Rocks nose with smooth
recklessness for fifteen or twenty SEQ
ouds- Rocks seemed asleep. but the
wasp really didn't care whether he was
or not Rocks thought il was particu-
larly ill-mannered and overgrown AZ.
lie snapped al IL and got it.
About three seconds later Rocks
stood up; he looked eareworn and ais
tail was out OF curl. lie turned his bead
slowly toward the open door. and looked
az though be thought he would go in
side for awhile, where the flies were less
intrusive. lie stood undecided for a
moment, and then
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

Wars the Democrats are howlinc
over the ullseries and nisfortunes Of
western farmers the interesting fact is
reported that the wheat crop Of North
Dakota IS 50 heavy that 1000 Iaborers
IN the harvest fields VII be needed IN
addition 20 those now there 10 save the
crop. They viii be pad from s. to S.
per day. board included. from the be-
ginning Of harvest 70 the close OF the
threshing season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

'fIe~e a something watch think Uill
please vou. sir Observed the leNeler,
"a be brought out a six hundred dollar
diamond ring.
ssIs Is chased9~ asked the customer,
anxiouslT
40. replied ths 5eweier. eve never
chase diamond rinEs~
3I'n take it." ssi5 the cuseouer ever
hfs shoulder. a. be lis cut tbr51gh the
door--Vaa Dorns Magazine.
Pozzonl's = Compiex,a Powder : unl-
versaIl 4 known and ever ryw1ers esteem
Ell as tae only Pow5er that Nl M
nr1vs tae complex,cn. eraalc2te tan.
{ cies. and al skin q seases-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

THE Democrats assert that the Re-
publican party = rushing headlonx 70
destruction, by passing the Mckinley
TsriH bill and the Lodge Federal Bill
ard yet they fght the Bills VIII al the
vivsr thsv car muster. WY cant they
Iet the Republican party commit hsTi-
ksri Z it wants 70 Go SO
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

Notee 5s hereby gwen n all. that rnv
vfe Treed8 T., having Wltaout csuse
r- rravccat tf81. left ny tes Ard board
Z wIl rot - responsible for any debts
of her contracting
VILLAS " ecpE7
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
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