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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08
MINIA.

special to The Gazottc.
MrNiA, Ten, Aug. TN the cNamin-
Ing Of 5. G. Lewis to-day for the killing
of w. G. Anderson yesterday, he was
placed under bond Of s25oO, which he
failed TO give up tn late this evening
County attorney Smith prosecuted and
Capt. T.J. Gibson of this place defended.
The pay car came in this evening,
making Glad the hearts Of the railroad
bOys
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08
EAai.ie PASS.

Correspondence of The Gazette
EAmE PASS, TN, Aug 8, Monday
morning sheep hcrder named Manuel
Today was found dead IN bis camp ON
Davis ranch in the northern portion OF
this county. suspicion was fastened ON
another Mexican named Borrcgo, who
had He'd, rs being his murderer,
Deputy Sheriff Lehman learning oi his
whereabouts, followed his trail into
Mexico and the murderer was arrested at
Moral, Il small Mexican town The MoNi.
can authorities gave the deputy sheriff all
the assistance they could In making the
arrest which is somewhat at variance
with their usual mode of procedure ia
eases of this nature. The prisoner was
brought TO l'Irdras NegruS and lodged In
jail awaiting cNlradition papers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08
STATE MEMS.
gatherings from over the Suite Reported
specially FOR rho Gnzeftc.


Special Ia the Gazette.
WANAn,cuiE, TrS.. Aug. : Kills
county scores one more victory for local
option.
IN the iusticc'e court yesterday =. A.
Ellis was convicted aud fined ssS Tor
violating tiie local option law. +. Il.
Briggs and r. A. Ellis thcn pleaded
guilty in two cases each, and l.. Baum.
gariner IN four and compromised by
paying S25 IN each case, aud agreeing not
to sell any more beer az all. IN ease
they do The county will prosecute The
eases, out Of tho original nine
teen found by Comfy Attorney Temple
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08
LoNGv1Ew.

Correspondence Of The Gazette
IoNGNlEw, TEN, Aug. g. Early this
morning the engine of freight coming
east ran over an OK which, on attempting
Ia walk trcstlc this side of Gladewatcr.
near O'Byrnc's switch, had partially
fallen through. The engine came over
all right, hut hali-dozcD cars were badly
wrecked, delaying No. . passenger at the
junction until noon, when II was kept
company by No. passenger some time
longer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08

The best Salyc in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuiu, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chnblains,
corn> and all skin oruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay rcQured. II
Is guaranteed Ia give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price ~ cents per
box For sale by n. w. Williams 4 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08
Don't Waste rhno

Win poorly manufactured or impure nah
ing powder Buy a package OF Silver
LOAF ana give TIA lair trial. Ii yon do
thls yon VIII never regret Il, How many
disastrous failures IN making bread cause
tro1plous NoNatlon IN the households
ms can all he ohyiaied By trial az
silver Loai. y, IL. Brown guarantees iiS
pafity, sir.aglh and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08
Il,lMIn


special n the Gazette.
Bowit, TN, Aug. Z, painful acct.
dent occurred IN our town a short time
since Mr. and Mrs, oliver were at,
tempting to catch chicken, and while
Mrs, oliver WAS ON tho opposite side of
the house from her husband IN STOPPING
position looking for Tie fowl, the latter
seeing Il, hut not his wife, threw large.
sized rock, which struck her a stunning
blow ON the middle OF the forehead,
knocking her scnSelcss and mnictmg a
cash ot an mrh or more long and hall am
inch wide, Mrs OliNer has been cutie
SICK since the accident as result Of tho
severe shock, but her attending physician.
DR. W. Il, DsScry, states to-day that he
thinks his patient viii De inlly recovered
In few DAYS.
Yesterday afternoon n couple Of Young
men from Newport. ot a sporting turn of
mind, al least their minds turned that
way Yesterday, amused themselves fnr an
hour CT SO by driving around ''pr0miscu.
ous-likc,N and one of the two shooting
on than metallic accompaniment ironically
called a ''cutterN several times towards
the depot, the bali, ranging uncomfortable
close 70 sOmo OF the occupants, The city
authorities. not exactly approving Of the
sport within corporate llmitS, called a
halt aud rcbuked the participants, and
mpresSing the same on tho mint Of Que
wiiha bill ot STA charges, which he hon.
ored The other party MAS hOund over
TO appear and apologize later when nc
mayor VIII lniNe moro leisure time to
preside over the reception ceremonies.
one cfunr ciilscns hearing thls mora
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08
KYLE.


correspondence oi tho Gazette
KYLE, TN, Aug g.. fine bed of
gray marble several feet through. was
encountered IN the auc,ian well ycstcr-
day At u depth OF 10 feet.
The ycar-old Hce-colt recently pur-
chased by McSsrS Campbell Il Go.
OF Dallas, FROM Mr., Desla Bunton af
this place, was shipped Ia the owners to-
day. The colt Is II magnificent creature,
a hall sister TO the celebrated mcc.hor,c
Ferry Kyle, and Is probably the finest
ycm-old TO be iomd In the state The
present owners paid $500 for her, aud
nov say that 81 900 could not touch her.
fashionable conversation party oc-
Cured III the residence of Mr.. Il. W.
Hubbard last night, al which the elite of
Kyle were IN fun attendance The affair
was given In honor of Miss Lille Moore,
the talented daughter of Judge l.. w.
Moore OF la Grange, who Is visiting at
Mr. lluhbard'S.
number of kyleitcs are making ar
rangomenis 10 attend the Grand Opening
al me tlauiauqua school which opens at
san Marcos next Tuesday.
Base ball Is taking everything down
TINS way. nine composed OF our lead.
ing citizens, with Capt, fCrg KYLE aS
captain has just been organ
i4cd and win play the KYLE
kllpporS, the brag club of The comfy, a
match game tomorrow.
The hay shipping continues without any
abatement, several carloads leaving here
daily,
Depot agent Ransom is confined To his
he'd WITH u severe case of lead poisoning,
produced from working in freshly
painted room
Col. L J Nlodge has Just sold to an
austin Syndicate, composed of Walter
TlppS and others, TOO acieS Of land living
lust cast of kyle, partly IN Caldwell aud
partly Ia Hays county, Tor $4,000 cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08

CORE 'pondence " the Gazette.
SEYMOUR Tx, Aug. G.-~Counly court
adjourned to-day, after disposing of
few mimportant civil aud criminal eases
Mr.. Edward Coleman aud Miss Ida
Hill were united in marriage SUNDAY
eVcnIng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08

Correspondence of the Gazette.
RUSH, Tx, Aug. 5.--1'hc state Co.
operation association WIS called to order
yesterday at ? o'clock. Some business
was transacted, and last night our worthy
county Judge, MI. Whitman, delivered a
welcome address. To-day, business rcla-
tive TO the association WIS transacted.
4 report came up yesterday evening of
Or, II. Hendricks death, living eight or
ten miles south of Rusk
More wheat was raised in Cherokee
county this year than any previous year.
correspondence Of The Gazette.
RUrk, Ten, Aug G.-Thc whole body
oi the delegates Of the State Cooperation
association visited the pcnitcntlary YES
terday ut . p. m, in wagons, buggieS,
etc. The procession was headed by the
Rev. } G. Woolam, chaplain of Rusk pen.
itcntiary. They remained there two ar
three hours.
The greatest display of energy aud
talent over Witnessed IN Rusk Is i'm tho
work and progress OF the Eucliam Liter
AIRY society having now very handsome
hall, Just completed and fitted up for
operas Last night the thrilling temper
hncc drama, entitled "Thc Social Glass,
or Victims of the Bottle was exhibited
by It's members, having Il large house and
great success. The members Of the play
deserve credit for their splendid acting.
Al $50 the doors were opened and at
s $50 the curtain rose and an uddrcs, by
+ -. Quinn was delivered; then n dia-
logue, and At q the characters OF THE
Social Glass took the Stage for two
hours and fifteen minutes splendid
music hy the orchestra ,yns uiVpn Thu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08

Fo hotels hOarding-houses, restaurants
aud prlynse famFiosi " yop desire good
rolls, something choice use only siiNnr
I.oaf. as II Is The only pure baking pow
der IL Dc had
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08

a. IA tsllxmans barber shop, next % ile
corner 81 Main and First STREETS. Ems
n sho nuoSt establishment IA lhs state,
and has Tho best oarbcrs Your palron,
axe * respectfully solicited No. wv
AsalA hLieut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08

grounds, both railroad and omuihnS, al
Morris cigar store, one door north Pies
wick hotel, and ut John Morris cigar
sNnd, No. %. on Tho grounds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08

Contractors Tor cement walks Indictment
in9 buildings. once oVa NAN street,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
TO and from Europe al Lowest Rates,
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
MOyrarNr on Trans;

10 I'nflies WhhinH % BrlnR rrlcnds % lhlH
Country.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27
Friends of a Dead Man Wanted.

Mrs f. FL. Saunders. Ne. 21 B oadway,
Akron, Ohio, writes to Superintendent Perry
of this city, rs follows: IF there is friends
of John O'Toole, moulder, here, am
looking friends of his death. He was
stopped and killed at HiIlsboro. Ohio, Dec
25, 1884. He was a boarder and friend Of
mine. think he wrote me the last letter he
ever wrote. and the sheriff Of that place
wrote me to find his parents. l thought
they we're in Detroit. I understood here SC,
but I cannot hear Of them anywhere. I
heard there were people by that name there.
Please make inquiries and let me know i'm
medistely, as the Sheriff is anxious to find
them on account of the trial. He was buried
there. Please answer "a soon as possible
and let me know so can write there. and
oblige. E. II. s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27
PERSONAL

Mr.. Neil Mcmillan, of Rockford, was in
The city yesterday.
L. NJ. Sellers and +. c. Watkins were in
The city yesterday on their way to Lansing.
r. q. Peters, Manistees most enterpris-
ing lumber dealer aud vessel owner. was In
the oity yesterdly.
r. =. Myers, OF Detroit. supervising archi-
teot of the new City Hall building, was in
the city yesterday.
s NJ. Mckee left yesterday for Oberlin,
Ohio, 20 visit his brother, who Is attending
college at that city.
The Sci uher. G ub have secured the ser
vices of the beethoven 1uartette Club for
their first concert
Bsniamin Forsit, of Chicago, brother of
Judge Foilett, is IA the city. eT gagged IN in
Producing the Lewis Fire ExtiDguisber.
". r. Nelson. Superintendent of the
Benror Furnace ComnaGy. n IN the city.
He sag tle furns,e At Bangor. VIII cl has been
Idle nearly year, Will begin operations
sgaiu nc an early day.
Messrs Charles Schmidt, OF Schmidt a
Bro. and Frank Pulte, of Shriver, Weather
" = Co. left last evening via the q. K. q /.
r. r. far New Orleans. They viii spend
about two weeks &C the Exposition and later
viii visit New Mexico, Texas and the Indian
Territory. with the intention IN connection
with friends already located in Texas, of in
vestinE IN a cattle range.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27
a Sudden and Singular Death.

The sudden death of a child belonging to
family named Jackson, on Grandville
avenue, on Sunday, caused some excitement
in that neighborhood and brought unlocked
for grief to the heart of its parents. The
child, a female of four months, was laugh
ing in its mothers arms fifteen minutes be-
fore its death, and expired without giving
any indications of sickness. A sudden pal
lor overspread its countenance, .its heart
ceased to beat and without spasm or muscu-
lar convulsion. life became extinct. From
the time of its birth to the moment of it's
death the child had the appearances of
good health. never having been sick. DIR.
Locher was summoned Immediately and ar
rived ten minutes after il had ceased TO
breathe. He found the parents trying TO re-
store life by bathing. but without avail. The
doctor expressed the opinion that death was
caused by heart disease No coroner's in
quest or post-mortem was held
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27
JELlNCk VERSUS JELINCK.
More Matrimonial lnfeicity Brought
to the Notice of the Courts.

10 tlc itOliSc VI tnc SOUitS.
Ffank Jelinck, tailor of this city, resid-
ing at No. 229 Sixth street, filed a bill for
divorce yesterday before Judge Parrish of
the Superior Court This is his plant:
About the 3lst day of May, 1880, he married
Anna Vokurka, at the city of Chicago, and
they lived together as husband and wife
until about August 13, 1888. One child, Rosa
Jeinck, now aged three years and upwards,
came to brighten the bower of love, but with
out effect. After the date last named Cupid
winged his flight and Anna, it is asserted,
began without cause to abuse and maltreat
her liege lord, refusing to perform her house
hold duties. and calling the said Jelinck all
manner of vile names and using profane and
vulgar language too indecent to be written.
Jelinck AYERS he tried to reason with
the said Anna and effect a reconciliation,
but without effect, she persisting in her
headstrong course and averring she could live
without him and make her own living.
Since that hot day in August,
Jelinck AYERS his wife has ac-
quired the habit of almost daily swearing at
and cursing him, calling him TRAITOR"
and other like names, intlmating thereby
that he was untrue TO her. By reason of all
these charges Jelinck sOlemnly says his life
has been made miserable with her and one
prolonged burden, and this too though both
are comparatively young people In the prime
of life and IN the enjoyment of good health.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

CIRcUIT-Grand Rapids National Bank V.
James NJ. Lane, ct al Assumpsit. Judg-
ment for defendant. Request for findings
made-Barney Van Patten V. Lafayette
Hatch. Assumpsit. Motion for new trial,
denied.-Geo. Sisson V. Chas. III. Gleason,
garnishee of defendant of Edwin IL. Hol-
comb, principal defendant. Garn lshment.
Judgment for defendant for costs and at
torney's fee. Request for findings. ohm
r. Long " Frederick Pysher. in chancery.
Decree for efendant.-Harvey Joslin V.
The o. s. Express Co. Assumpsit. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for Sc and costs for actual
disbursements, exclusive of term fees and
attorney fee. Request for findings. Miles
Van Tassal Y. Paul w. Frederick. Assump
sgt- Referees report sat aside and on appli
cetion will be referred back to same referee,
costs To stand until return of report.--Clara
Names V. - Names, in chancery. Di-
vorce Decrte for defendant. Alimony re-
served. ed.-Nathan Earll v. Frances Earll. IN
chancery. Motion for security for costs, or
ilat security for costs, 800. TO be filed
within thirty days.-Mary J. Donaldson v.
Frank s. Donaldson. in chancery. Bin for
separate maintainauce Julia Noble V.
James Fairs et ri. Stay extended to Feb 2.
ISS5.-In the matter of the assignment of
T.. s. Cory. Assignee's bill allowed at $500.
and clerks fees.--Charles III. Moore v.
Winfred Long. Replevin- On Trial.
SUPERIOR Bammerschla9 '. Au-
uusta Hammerschla1. IN chancery. Divorce.
Order denying application tor divorce and
dismissing bill.
JUsrTcE BR,UwER---Cornelius Baker Y.
John T. Danhoff Assumpsit Tried ard
submitted. Decision reserved to Jan. q at
p. m.
JUsrIcr SAUNDERs.-Frsnk Dalrymple Y.
Eugene Roley. Assumpsit. Judgment for
plaintiff $40 and costs.
PR0BArE.-Estate Of Sophrouia Halstead.
deceased. Order granting 20 administrator
license 30 cell real estate.--- Estate Of Zebu-
Ion Rood. deceased. Order allowing claims
and decree for payment Of debis- Estate
of Frank Burns. deceased. Order allowing
administrator 6nai account and dlschsr0inz
administrator Estate Of Lew Foncer.
deceased. Order allowing administrator
final Account. distributing estate and dis
charging administrator. .---Ests Of MaTiah
Ehza Wolf. deceased. Order allowing even
tors fnaf account --EStafe OF Arthur r
Long. deceased. Executors first scount
Sled Feb. Is set for hearing. --- Estate Of
Rsrke Martens. mentally incompetent.
G1arxiian.s houd fled and letters issue 4 %
Nltterf De Boer. .----Essate Of aaiel Ball. et
Al. rinors.---Tpon the hearinU Of fhe final
sccoant y Martha NJ. Tompkius. guardian
of Nartha +. Melville. or3er was made allow
fn1 sad naardian's ac>oant At &S62A
Po4xcE John Con1ors. drunk: % days n
ail---Jsnes G. h1Fyhy. same. pad fsssS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27

Frank B. Free. formerly a member Of the
police force. has returned from New York
City. where he has resided since March last
He brought With him a handsome present
Tor police Sergesnts Johnson and wslch. IN
the shape Of pair Of circular spring riding
lerxins. The sergeants smile and cay they
are inst what they wanted. and don't see how
they have lived 80 long without them. The
cold midnight rounds will new Be made with
ccmfort
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27
The ST. CECILIA CONCERT.


- Large AUSndanCS dbu an EICStsSnt
Entertainment Given Last Night.
very large and fashionable audience last
evening az Povers's Opera House showed
that the music-loving part Of our citizens
we're expecting rich treat. Every seat IN
the parquet ard dress-cirele was taken and
quite a number in the first gallery. The
chorus, numbering fifty or more, has eyi-
dently been under careful training and they
sang each number with spirit, IN perfect
time, each singer paying close attention TO
the baton in the directors hand, and being
true 20 the key. The director, Mrs. 4. NJ.
Davis, certainly deserves, and probably re-
ceives, great credit for her admirable train
ing. Miss Annie Miller pleased the audi
ence so well in her violin solo that she was
recalled aud repeated the latter part OF her
solo. Miss Kellogg was well received by the
audience In her first number, which was
which she employed rather too freely. She
was recalled and responded with Douglas
come back" which she sang with great
deal of pathos but the effect was much
marred by a very noticeable depression of
the key. Miss Kellogg herself noticed it
and remedied il to some extent, but il was
pretty severe test. Ia her other numbers
she was accurate except in one or two in
stances on the last note. Her enunciation
of English words was excellent-every word
being perfectly understood. The Kinder
lieder' were well executed and very pleasing
to the audience. AS a response to the en-
core received then Miss Kellogg sang Three
Old Ma d. Of Lea" The duet between Miss
Kellogg and Mrs. Davis was rendered with
much spirit and was we'll received Miss
Berger, as usual, showed hesself a skilled
cornetist, and was early seen to be a favorite
with the audience, being recalled after every
number. In response she played "Remem-
Der the days that are gone, Maggie" an,l
"Swanee River"
Following is the program rendered:
PART I.
81. Cecilia Society
2. Violin Solo-'ocene de Ballet" De Beriot
Miss Annie Miller.
8. Aria from Der Ffeischuetz." "........ Weber
Miss Fannie Kellogg.
4. Rest for the Weary. .".....-....-... .Gounod
st. Cecilia Chorus
5. Cornet Solo-"reresa Waltz s" "..... l.. Boos
Miss Annie Teresa Berger.
PART III.
6. Duet Scene from la Gioconda" Ponchelli
Miss Kellogg and Mrs. +. Nj. Davis.
7. Wand. rer's Night Song" ...... Rubenstein
st. Cecilia Chorus.
(German Kinderleder- (Children's Songs)
8. 3s-Llttle Jacob.
tb-The Farmer and the Pigeons.
Taubert
Miss Fannie Kellogg.
q. Young America Polka" ."...............Le Levy
Mss Annie Teresa Berger.
1c. Peasants Wedding March" 80. .Sodermann
st. Ct G liza Chorus.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27
The OLD RESIDENTS.
Annual Meeting al the Superior Court
Room Yesterday.

The annual meeting of the Old Residents
Association OF the Grand River Valley was
held ia the Superior Court room yesterday
afternoon, about twenty members being
present The meeting was called 10 order
by President Robert Hilton. Secretary K.
H. Smith read his annual report, which
showed that during the year just closed
twenty eight new and three honorary men,
bers had been admitted 10 the society. The
following members died: John Hall, Hannah
Hall, Charles Barclay, Heman Leonard, Mrs.
Lowell Hall, John Clancy, Geo. ". Diekin-
son, Lew \. Howard, Nm. Hinsdill, Elisha
NJ. Adams, Solomon Wright, Thompson SIN
clair, Eliza Davis. Hollis L. Hills, and Franz
Berries. The treasurer's report was read
showing a balance on hand of $l7o.64. The
election of officers resulted as follows: Robt.
Hilton. president; c. Ill. Taylor, first vice
president; John L. Holmes, second vice
president; Reuben II. Smith, secretary;
Thomas ID. Gilbert, treasurer; Leonard
Covell, marshal.
President Hilton, in again assuming the
duties of his office, said he had been presi-
dent of the society for nine consecutive years;
had watched its progress since its birth
with great interest; IL was the most
popular society in the city. and the only one
devoid of caste or upper -tendom;" its mem
bers were numbered with the ci,y's respect
able and good citizens. The membership Of
the society is upwards of three hundred, and,
including the ladies, the total would reach
six hundred.
Mr.. James Brown was admitted to MEM
ship and a committee was appointed TO draft
suitable resolutions upon the deaths of JUS
tice Sinclair and Mrs. Eliza Davis. After
the transaction of some other business of
minor importance the association adjourned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27

The Muskegon circulation Of The TEEr
CRAM Is in the hands Of w. :. Dove. All
payments on subscriptions should Dc made
o. him, and he Is authorized 10 receipt for
the same.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27

The following named gentlemen 6led no
tarfsl bonds yesterday With the County
Clerk. Chas. A. Renwick. Chss. G. Rood.
Fred c. Temple, Jonn T. Miller. Georgs W.
Thompson. r w. Butterfeld. Chss. 2 Judd.
VIM. NJ. Robinson. John 5. Lawrence. Geo.
rsonp<ou. c. u. shsstuek. II q esnndss-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27

Notice is hereby gwen That - virtue ~ 2 writ
of hefi faciss issued oot ~ De tlreuf Court Fer
the county of heni in favor - Jsmee Il. Ward.
adrinisfrator &c - the estate Fl job Gibbs
deceased egainsf tne eoCes ef1d cfsffe3s and real
estate - Jane GIBBS 81 said counfy. = re d.
retfed snd delivered / 3is ga he - dag of June
last 10y np1n and take rixkf fifle AMI interest
~ the ssid James f4ittS IN ard 90 ,ha ftdiawIn0
deScrf-l real e-fafe fef - ,c saT- Al ffsf ceH-
tara rsecs o. parcel - land ssfnstef ia fle Town
skir - Ads ~ thr foanfg of kenf. ard ~tsfe q
NlchiCzn. and descrthei ss faIiews fr-rif- Ibs
ncrtf7e~f Q0arteT = - TIE northeast quarter
ft45 Il sect sen f~aHfg-six ~. frg-n seven ~
ns7r1h II range fe1 10. wfS. 81 ~ wfgcfF sllail
erpose Ter sale ~ puh5r suctIan veneue - ffse
hiebesf b5aier st fee fr0nt ooor = the Court
Btsrk. a. cai a. i1 fhe r7fy - 6frara ksTsds "a
sid rfnnfr lfhaf hf7ne TIE rfaoe FER kol1nx re
Circrif lonrf fsr saId eauufg - kax1 an the I&fh
8sy ~ asrct nsxI - : o'clock 81 Pc sfternorr.
I1atei tkik zsh dev ~ 1en1sTy fses.
IfNAN u kfNNkE. sIaefsn
Ey FREEMAN RREWER, pepnFs.
wABD wAkD, Atsornsrs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27

LINCOLN, Neb.-Mr @. G. SteIsetec: eve
have used your Neuralgia Drops with great
success. ] ,526 A street. Gro. MARTIN"
From same place. Read what Rev. j.
Marsh says, Nov. 3, 1884: We have used
about one bottle of your Neuralgia Drops.
and we think them excellent for what they
are recommended. 1876 street.
REv. J. MARSH"
Ask your druggists for Steketee's Neuralgia
Drops. Take no other.