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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
shoe store Robhcd.

Officer Lopez nrd Gormrly On
day hauled in fonr shoe "ote
Their names are William II
Ambrose Wilson, JAMES ~
John Manlove, ali colored iaI'
to 18 years of ago. GA su, uny
thew broke into the sE1e nANef
Uayter x Lou0-n, s5eepi q hn"
streets, and took there-iFoHa }
pairs OF gum boots ati sAol' j,
nsntalopns and soi:.e o 9er u
The pair Of pants won oy o. ]
party, as was a PAX 81 Sh, @5
another, were fuzzy iaen.'u'"
Ioyners, Messr'. Haytef " l' ", !
The officers named we're pl ~, ~ i
track and they toand tlTte u ,i, W
Market streot bridge. Manu-, III
rested in annother part OF w!
I'd ward Brady testified that 'n'! !,
camel to his store and wahtsu ~
q pair of gum boots. d.f,
The a ,cnsed were he'd III w.
$500 bail each for their appfal Il
the present term OF the u7i''''
of sessions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
THE UPSHOT OF ITS
Reliable Clothing.

The spirit-the vim of
Saturdays trading chung to
yesterday's-quick, ardent
satisfied buying of this most
trustworthy OF clothing, out
Of magnificent stock, with
which a guarantee as good
as a Treasury note goes.
Is it singular ! that we
have built up at this Sixth
and Market streets corner a
retail clothing trade without
equal in the land!
Inquire curlously but
the secret is not deep ; it
goes INTO a single word-Re
liability.
That covers the testing Of
materia 5, the making, the
low prices ard the taking
.o1t OF the way Of all snags OF
buying.
TO buyers, a next thought
after quality is price. The
oak Halls tools are the
lowest. We can sell
\ lirst.rate Winter
Ove.coat at $3.50
Go keep -hivcring
cold blast at bay).
A Next Quality at $500
Better and Better
Ones up to S. $4,000
Men S Reliable Suits
begin at
$3.50 up to $500
Young Mems from
s. 90 up to $500
No matter what the price
may be, We stand by or
own make it is without haz-
lard to our good name or to
lthe buyer who puts it on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

James V. Jeii-rs, r.s via
sons, one iaugh'cr'a-.,a and
girl occupy lU2 la,aali slred
evening they va i,Ta 'oa AeI
Of Clipped beet " n graVy
biscuits, tea ant cana~, frpii'
Soon after the 'anii.y had ta
per, MIR. JeiferiS, t.' Wiit and
TWO other menh''- o. 'le !aW
seized with y:o. aDt Nf- aug
ings. Ii spread mi. a 10
At home, including IT, "a ~
.iZsd In the sane rAaatr' "
sous bad gone 10 Tie 91'a hol
|of them was T''.'h N'" y
there and hal = TsH.r. 4
was seized after lr { Ar"'t'
DR.. Henry j. s;nf y"
street, wac hurried.y . .od II, :
mediately came 10 tho aoAc.At 4, =
the family had cate" fo,ae'n
which there WAS arssas i't =
ately prescribed 70. asseA'o pa
and re .ef soon 10. eTel me /"
the antidoie. ,or
The family is -ti.. icy nue.
tr, ed, hut believed 10 be Of. u y.
'Dr Siubbs is making 4 ulu'
careful investigator O tAc W.
see where the arsenic Ais''u
IL got amongst the FOG
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
ULSTER CLOTas, O. WIDI.
MLEiNO L NDERWEAE.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Made to our apecia! order ny T.. S,
Moseley, Rochester, y. Y, an. H..
hest make in 'te mlrke, Gtea Il
Boz, 47c., BIC. G0c., 70, - 60. =. II.
were 5Oc ,75c., soc, Sl.0O & o.. 49, II
NIGHT pRhsSES-i5c, To-, ~
81 y, a -. 81 30 were { %, q -
e 60 ~ *, $50, S2.75.
one Lace Jrimmed Sett, St3l, wer
GASHNFRES-In all desi -aB'.. rv n
iag fhades, 81 c., we're TO-, st.o0, q .,
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F|F I H EDITId



= Court 90 resumed proceedings nh
a, ~ O'Clock this morning W ~
Chief Justice an! A,s1ri.,o"
present. Thoma, Cai.oway
through his coupst. Barry .,
Etq, pleaded Rgllty l., 4 cra
carry ing a concealed a,aI,r ~
ana was sentenced a. NV
prosecution, and be- !.t.urts or..i n
Deputy Attorney General H.
dressed the Court, auJ AID
September 1881, al ln,l.etmer,I
found against Georas R,1
charging him with u pltl.,i"r }
liquor law, and the question al
That az !, was lager hser wi, 4
oeen sold, whether 4. vas in,' n
liquor, and could tie cog,der.5 J
MIR. Biggs read Ito cecr an \
constitution defining wu.t r,g n
Intoxicating liquors. ba' as s,rJ
was unknown at tlat I'm,
mentioned. The pGwer .9tr,. Il
cases Ia now v6ste1 ~ Tho N
Court, but WHEN thi, -, N
before Judge Cuu.u.us h. I,r
render AN opinion ou la nam
it was referred to Al ,.n,, y
decision. "
John II. Rodney r.l wb Il
for the defendant, sa.d tA,, \
beer was not msnt;nr.4 a. ...
of the constitution teI,r,n1 T."
he would Admit that Wa 4
but contended tina: q, ,3 i. /
GUS liquor, the ind .m,ut
hold, and LIZ urge,l th.. M, !
The Court aftr. cru4g Az, /
that az lager beer Al r
beverage the iudi.tuet.4 II
and refused to en.ert.ln,fo Il
iquash il when Mi. E4ane, ,.,5
the Court had new -eu..fr5l, , a
lin this matter liar,.r.t 1 % R
euter a plea Of gui.iy e.tb liz
letgnainS tina, The A.l4,..y a
would enter no,lep- ,..,. ..ai, "A
Iiudiotments -h.ch y,I. \
lagainst him for s,D4a sgc-.
| Harry shaipley I..s..sa .,d 4
Itention of the Cont I. fe \
tCharios Copeley VII. ga,ce., \
Iyear ago for tho larcen -.
| wagon from Robert a,.g a., "A
from the Me.huils, T.,ic. Il
lmont.
| Mr.. Sharnley seir .taf r,,s at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
singular n arriaR ..

Mrs. Helen Bernadeau of Claymont,
widow OF George Bernadeau, was mar.
ried on the 10th inst. to A. II. Halsiead
naval engineer, whom she met al
Annapolis several years ago. where he
was the fast friend of her son. This il
her tn ird marrige and abe has severa
grown up children, some OF them cider
than her husband.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
SPECIAL AND POSITIVE
CLEARING SALE.

The goods enumerated he
low are the balance OF stocks
we no longer keep or buy.
They are arranged for sale
in the rear OF the basemert
next t. the Upholstery De
partraent. We do not in
the slightest degyee wish to
lmislead anyone who may
lhnd tie list OF interest and
state here clearly, that the
Ias~ortm ec.s are by no means
unbroken some Of the goods
(and Only 4 few will b.
iound undesirable, but in all
ot them the prices will be
iauch, that to replace the
poorest CT the best OF them
would require an outlay Of
moncy, based on the loves
|who.csale costs, many time;
larger tl&r we either ask o.
, expect. Ne mean to sci
every yard and every article
and give below Z list of The
: leading things and price.
tor comparison. Quite
Invmber CT fancy goods We
Icannct enumeratc, but g
they are ali open and OF
tables whc.c you can hardl,
Ithgn, We invite every one t
= come and Sc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
The Nem..,na.. funeral.

James G. Laala, tue unfortu - I'D
whose death rtsu.e1 from TIE b s~ OF
n shinny club,will be buried "a. morrow
afternoon, at ) ateloc,t. from the resi-
,ience of his parents, us East Seventh
street. Inte-mens in Oli Swtles'
church cemetery. Much sympathy is
txp -essed for the untlmely death Of q e
how and for the afflicted parents, and
the funeral will no doubt be large
one.
The deceased was one OF the best
newsboys in tLe CITY, AMI ha WAS NJ, d
by every BODY. Even the day f.er Lo
received his deaih Jlow he went ont
and sold over sixty papers. It was al.
ways his des.ro that il 40 died while a
negsboy ali the other EeTshD5s sLou d
attend his funeral ia u body. This ia
understood also 70 10 ti.a de'ire of his
parents, and IL accordance with ttriI
de,ire we ara requested to ASK ali III,
n,wsboys in the CITY 10 meet in the
Dress room OF the REPUBLICAN, Office
morrow afternoon At 2 30 O'Clock, u
attend the funeral IN ahJdy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
A Negro rlend i.yncnea.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov lG-&h7r.
midnight last nigh, NOAH Cherry, ;Ee
colored man confined in III i4.i oi
Princess Anne County ior Cgttme
the throat of little Alice Powell las
Friday when ON her way from school,
was taken from prisol by crowd af
about 200 persons. The murderer va
taken a short distance and PLACED ln.
meath q tree. He was given lime -
confess lis crime, and u; t--- 4e;
his guilt but when told that his bs.l..-
had been found written ben-ati. dat ut
his victim on q fy leaf OF out Of mr.
books which was found near Ter doac
body he at once confessed lhat rs hau
cut her throat. He was given aI,5.
moments for prayers and was tiN
drawn upwards 10 a limb Of the tree y
4 strong rop3 and there let ~ ave
crowd to die. His body was cut Gown
this morning. Thn murder 4as ~, Bl.-t
aIrocioUs crne IN The history II 'it
STATE. The little cir was oily l4s.. ,
or age. TnlS ~ Tho fourth Cast ~
lynching IN Wig n'a Ia i,.e' so month
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
sale of Cows.

Roberts 81 Tyson will have a sale of
COWS at Village Green. Delaware County,
Pa, tomorrow, the 18th inst.
w. II. Townsend will have sale of
cows at Centreville ON Monday, the
23d inst.
George Yarnsll, agent, will also have
a sale of COWS at Coale's hotel in Cen
treyille on Thursday, the Goth inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
WI rs he POisoheu

KENNETT SQUARE, No'sm rJ|
The death OF Steward Ricaara|
we'll known colored man. Is
some interest. He arose cary
morning In perfect health ID, "h n
hearty breakfast. IN q 'em w.
wa. thrown into convu.sloha, II !
attendance proved OF no avsr n
died in great agony. Depu: N
MARSHALL held au irquest Hnn
mony was of such a grave on ng u
The dead mans stomach anu pJ
"a ere ordered to be taken 10 T,'s
mia for thorough Analysis, tH I'D
Impression that Richafo "a
poisont d by some one
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
KtlIed by m tSp a..

PonT DEPOSIT. MD y Sq by an
G lass, ooloIed, was st. .h;s eeyeni1
train at Perryvil'e 'hlS rnn1
instantly killed: He w ,rain d
make the Port Depos't1 ;d rot
10 his home here ara Nth u ell
s sspu, 40 years old, and ard, 1nesapposil
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

Tomorrow promises TO be fair and
warmer Tbnr-Gag, fair with Tisiug
t4mprrature. Soutu wrstrriy to aonthcrly
uiuds will Likely Pr vail for tho next
,braa naYs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
delaware :.t-uck Again.

Official lightninE rom Warrington
bsa again STRUCK Dr.a"are, AMI David
3 purnell ha' tt" given tee p0a. :.
ma slership ot Ge,---'o@p, y,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
A. C. YATES & CO.
COZ, 6O4, 500 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA
ID EdlSTEh'S ORDER.
~ kRGIsI FRS OBFIOn,
Ruy =. .rrr Gtatr.r1r.r Il1F

4 y - oIAltIslA
~ kRGIsI ER'h OYFICn,
NEW CAsTLK COUNTY. DBL.
November Is. 1855.
Upon tho application OF GEORGE ALL
MON, Administrator, c. I. r., If MA hdh
RET McNEAL ROBINSON, late OF phil.
sdelphia, Penna., deccasod, II IS ordered AT d
directed by the Register that the Admin
istrator aforesaidI give notice Of granting OF
letters CT administration, c. L a. upon the Of
tate OF the deceased with the date OiK-antinp
thereof, by causing advertisements TO be
ported within forty days from tho date 81
such letters In six OF tho most public placer
OF the county Of Nov Castle requiring all
persona having demands against ths ect4te
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such caso made and provided
and also cause the same TO he inserted within
the same period IN the DAILY RRPu BLICAN
q newspaI or published in Wilmington, and
TO be continued therein three weeks, te O Il D.,
~~ Glvon under TITO hand and Seal
L. 5. ofOfiice OF tho Register aforesaid
~ at WILMINGTON, In Rev Gastlt
County aforesaid. the day and year above
written. ! a.. ihUBB, Register.
koTIcE.-All persons navin NJ claims Ggains,
tho estate Of the dcceissed must present tho
same. duly attcs;ed to the Administrator
on OF before the 18th day OF EoYcn. ter ! SEE, ol
abide the Act u Assembly In such case mace
ana provided. BbpE,} Il AI4LMDH.
A dmInIst attr, &. Z. A,
AddroEE, Wilmington llel. MI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
KID GLOVES,

Mostig evening shades, in the three
best akts-GourvOisiers, Harris and
ITaiouSse-;. button, (ladi - 25c.
3-bGLtnn. SOC, Gents 81 rs, tom s2.25
SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMs,
lbs tom l0c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

IN IoaA his watch ,&et ~a'uTGaV. Tire
,,eTso, retu-n uP It to b n, ~ g55 West
Second street, will be Ea.s.bly re ard
ed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

4 NOMk TO OUk SATURDAY NIGHT
~ market. We have opened all our now
lfult. and our display is charming. We have
rti curTant, red raspOcrrY, blackberry cherry
plum, hanson plum, nIy II &C nts per = 1und,
fure lelly,I pounds for rs cents 1t is cheap.
er than syrup, ana more healthy for children.
We nave goods to suit all pockets. Nice
rounds Of dried beef at IL cents PER pound.
We have pure butter from our own farm, at
cents per pound. WIN open this week our
own IIncc meat 3 pounds for 20 cents an
other lot Il this fine mixed tea, at 40 cents
ser peaud. We thought the last lot was
good, but this exceeds 1t. We have fresh
seEg always Onhard, at 102 East Filth street,
lf. NJ, WEIR nol7-6ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

Mr.. smellz, No. l5La aa car car il
has inst received three S Sor s
I1ss .@n' apples, which lot
quality cannot be bea'en'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

~ tte REPUBLICAN 5Gica In the shad.
: --o,ook 20 o'rlocs u o'cloc r
"a ~ IS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
JOHN P ALLM0ND& Co.
GROCERS,-
Eighth and Market St.

We wish to call your at
tention to some very choice
No. ? mackerel, in Is Id.
pals; s1.00 per pail. What
makes a nicer breakfast than
a fat. broiled maCkerel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
sIIAWLS

Paisley, $3.50, wese Si5 90 and So a.
striped do l0.c0, =" 100
silkShawl 3 90, from u 90
A few Black Thibets.
Square Tnlhe', g 90, FROM SI.Eo
$50, a..u
, Long shaw,s. 300, s5G
sqnare Sha~ls, 3 90, 20
A 80 = o. -pCol filk, lie luu yds.
spool siiF, /; ueedles, 81. = paptr
sno1l ca't.u, -. CpreeIs, zoe, iron
81 %. also srTne small -iz-s a; BIC
Gpasaaers, 81 %. wera $500 A leu
ends Of Vcivrt5 reIrcsd ffoil 8. 90 !,
Sh0o. Carton F.nnnels at O.. a ward
" re TO- and 10,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
HOSrERY.

Two .ots, best English and French,
MeEino and Lisie Thread, at To- AZ d
l2c., were 81 90 to s. 30 Geu : Lille
Thread ior 2jo., were 75c. - 81 90,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

EAT AErED-A GOOD GIRL, To COOK
w and Go general hou5ework. Ppply
at 9l9 Washington street. nl7-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
J. p. ALMOND g. Co.

During the Armory Fair
we have given away over
5000 cups of our Old Govt.
Java Coffee. II you have
not already tried it, do not
fail to do go before the fair
closes. Java coffee Csc. per
h., Abs. for S1.00. Choice
Maracaibo, equal to one-hali
of the Java sold elsewhere,
22c. per h., 5 lbs for Sl.O0.
Golden BIO 1Sc. per h., Obs.
for 81. 90.
The finest 5c-cen. tea.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

DDARD WANTED by MAN AM
ID wife; home com forts in urivais FAM
ly. Location not east Of trench or west o
Washingto and shogo sixth street. AID
dross =. s. T., this Ciiice. ni1'2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

YNIRSr. GLASS BOARDING ACCOM-
u modations at reasonable rates at hll
King street. Also table board. lN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17
J. p. ALMOND & Co

New layer raisins, in whole
and quarter boxes. Pulled
figs and table prunes, in
bottles and by the pound.
New paper-shell almonds,
English walnuts, pecan nuts
and filberts. Hecker's buck
wheat lie. a paper.
J. p. ALMOND & Co.
Darby sugar-corn, string
beans. green peas end az
paragus. Violet tomatoes
in glass favorite tomatoes
in tin. Richardson and Rob.
bins extra peaches and plum
pudding, the finest canned
goods packed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-17

" OST-ON SATURDAY MORNING
an UpcL. faced silver wl'cb, between
Fourth al q : cot and Second Ard Adam'
sueevs. Tho finder viii be ltably reward
led on leaving SANS at 9O5 w 2nd street
" NJ. l.. PRITCHALD. nl7-NA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

tns scrazguay nrctnsrs .ao, sgzEn1as,
dragged tas nsasy erossss Gp and 41oag
TIE nills d.
Tbs ~ss kspt up tn ths had or rizat II
tie sldzleag Las reached ths fros aing
cross that stood st the s1ulfalt II the holy
h1L fhsre the u8arca wzs changed and
each peaitoEte pr strated himself AZ the
foot 81 the eros. All keeping up his
mOura tui chorus - the ~sri noes Of ths
nusie far behind dragged bimsslf near
enough % touch and k4ss the uprl gbt beam,
thea followed ia ike a. - these tsbind.
wn0 passed aud kissoi the cross and took
position about II Thus each came on; the
falterlng bearers Of the great heavy crosses
toward the sad of the line, were encoar-
aged ~ cAanted songs and spurred on by
cruel blows upsa their poor bleeding backs
and loins. Until tle summit was reached
y all Then down PROSTATE each oas
ieA. and, crossing aud mourning ami
chanting al ineoherent prayer, up they
arose, 60 burst forth into the " lid-st wal
that ever echoed am the stony hills and
sandy wales Of that Wild land. This was
the moment when the supreme act Of wOr-
ship had come. this was the signAi note;
now Chrlst's eruc4nxiOa was about TO b
eommemorated, and quickly, but silently,
tae wretch who bore the heaviest Load and
who had sunk faint upon the ground at
the foot OF the upright cross, was seized
aud scourg ged, spit upOn. and wetted with
the saltsd vinegar salty vinagre) and
lifted unresisting and bound 70 the cross,
when, with louder groans and weirder
notes, the group at the foot fell forward.
Then al was still.
The ws'c 'chers came forth determined 10
see II indeed the wretch was dead or dy-
ing. They were quickly seen aud met by
half dog n penitentes who cried in hur-
ried tones: Go OF; this is holy ground;
yol are infidels; x. leave Us with our
people and our God" The head of the
wretch fell forward on his breast; the
kneeling group around the cross rose up,
ami amid mournful songs cut the cords
and took down the limp and mangled body,
not dead this time, but purified. Some
times they die under this torture.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

COk SAi4k-lscts aijoinlne cit hnlts TOR Sc
I vec1. No payment down II buIi1iES ~ pul UIa
lfse Dadls3. q Fountain slFesl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

COh sALL-A me rosldaaoS property 81 Lake
eide. hGskeSons most popular sub0rb.
streset-csafs run IN frOut II house Nil e1cis&Iss
foF GIand kA lds property Address ". "
hartford, lEfk6EAM Ofhcs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04
FOR RENT.

COh hENI-beyen ten nle1Js ven desirable.
corner of Mlntef and Alien streets within
and - per month. Inquire Of Is. W. Barnard
Zls wert Fulton 15l-lf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04
Special Election.
CIn CI.rRK's OFFIcK

CITY CLERK S OFFICE.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June 30. 1855.
To the Qualified Tax Paying Electors of the cts
Of Grand Rapids
Take notice. that a special election will be held
10 the city Of Grand Rapids on
TUESDAY. THE eth DAY OF JULY. lsS5.
Al which time the following ballot and PROPOSE
ton will be submitted 20 b. voted npoD toy said
voters viz '-Shai the Common Council - the
City Of Grand kapids borrow three hundrei
thousand dollars. or 80 much thereof ~ may be
needed and bond said city for tie same. for the
purpose Of getting additional supply Of pure
water and extending water mains for The proper
distribution of th,' same. Yrs"
cshan the Common GonBcI - the City of
Grand Rapids borrow three hundred thousand
dollar OF - much there ~ may DO Dee~ied. for
the % pose of getting additional supply Of
pure water and q ending wste- mains for tie
proper distribution of the Samef No.
And that the Board - Inc ectorr IF Election
# the ify 81 Grand Rapids viii meet al the
places Hereinafter designated on Tuesday morn
ing July e. i.-s. ~ O'Clock a N. fnr the pur
pose e conducfing said election. Polls open 81
o'clock a m. and cio@e ~ O'Clock 2, n.
First ward Engine House Grandyilie sveDue.
second ward Superior Court Room. Pearl
street.
Thiri ward. First precinct Engine House, La
grave FtFeet.
Thira ward Second precinct % jefferson ave-
nue neaf Wealth! sveBEe-
FOURTH ward. first precinct Engine House.
Barclay s;r--ef
Foarrh uarsI. second precinct -EngiBe Housa.
PIN ward Engine House. corner Csnsl and
Leonard street.
Sixfh wa-d-FDeioe House. Scrihner sfresf-
north ~ Leonard - rect.
seventh Uar6-kngine House No ,, ScrItreT
sfreat
Fzhfh ward Engine Honse. jefferson street
Iofr q red4 rrf -aundcfs
r. IT Ibpf1rssf fugene hfci Hnoro
John 4 -t-gre james Psfferss o.
Tl.orre- ii ffff,ar4 lsAish Sfn1aff
frrr,-s-r pierce gf@erh hr3sff
i n ~fsrley. = HAYWARD.
John kiiiean. l. Lsunlere.
Huao Tf-ru perrge Dren.
PosrF - Insry.cfo-s q Elecfian - TIE fifY ~
Grand Rapids.
JOHN J. RE44KNAF.
f-iff 3ark.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

A Sftkk A0kNiS-Ans lsdy ar soAtls1lsb
~ n-akll-s .sss than - IsI oas s1oGld cal ~
Mis- h. l.. Malfhs sss iuTeel fsrlors. ~ Ao1ros
rtresst AID exGLu fne eHtfsl9 4rtlcls DE-sa-
e "a sssrF family and other sCts foT
There "a aaoDey in n. lSs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

kAIAATkll saeaerio1 b t~o s~e<ls gifis - d.
w beQse~srk- k14u1rV 81 iss 1scks0n ssreet.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

IIOUsE FOR RIAT Oh sheldon street. ten
II TOoas besides hall. closets and wood shed.
Hot and cod wat gar aud bath room. House
entirely pew S5AOp Yer moltl. socJ 10 lo.n IN
sums Of lul. 90. So. 4Jl. SO 90 dollars, 70
suit. tor /. OF years. Ives Dudley. %
fountain sfnart
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

r-r-.7ss's ~. = -s-rlr.ss ~ -te azrs ~ tfre
aa=-i - PoIice sd fi-e if1..ei=s'ors~s- untlis
aiars 8 n. o- li.nr=isaF. t-lF 2 i--a - -
rsirir sn1 erIs-Eins 80 resi- 0rrftra - tT1re
Hr-ee ~ a r- Kerr s-r-ef fer - Et1re
sr -l,er7f,ezff1rs r1 rie wist rre Clerk q ere
Rrs-a F~cra1pfs mres ~ erosEfar 70 r-fr
SO -s0es ~ r-ss -.-1er.ztte srrsffas ~ re
fsf-f FRI .ssrf0rrs srlre -f 1f.ft
Tie poa-s r--.Frroe gre rir.f ~ re- erF ~ 81
hssfs r-ssu.rfs.1 NN = PcwrEs
fhsiriueN fcsafr5sfee ~ ProTe@rty
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04
FOR SALE.

Tor SAIk-t Arriage ~ bAf prioe Apply al
I cplceTs lsery st&bAF. Mt. Aernon stFe<1. a.
AusT Csalllsc to exchange foF cliy property
AID II houses u nenL ksaaiTe ~ futile brVs-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

TO kkNT-A nice store on West broadway Ia
well settled neighboFhood; also farm aud city
property and tifnber,.d lanis 2s2 acres of birds-
eye maple gres, bargain. 9-4Os n hard VoOd
timber. great bargain also choice tract of
Southern pine. steamship tickets on the moet
popular lines Remember the place. r.. W.
Tower. No 25 Canal straet III
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

= EtRIBODY should know that the Windsor
L Dining Hall. IL Monroe street. II the oGly
strictly fr t-class restaurant IN the city. Special
rates 10 dinner boGrlers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-04

a CHOlCk HOME FOB ssAIE-l offer 10
~ houae st the soufha<sst ctrner II Fountain
AID lafsseg stTe-ais for sale James Gallup
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