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The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09
Very Remarkable discovery.

MI. Geo. v. Willing, of Man.
chester, Mich, writes: 'sMy wiIo
has been almost helpless for fya
years, SO helpless that she could
not turn over In bed alone. She
used two bottles III Electric Bit
ters. and is SO much improved
that she is now able to doher own
work"
Electric Bitters will do all That
is claimed for them. Hundreds
OF testimonials attsst their 4 Q +
curative powers Only City sents
| 4 b9ttle at Crouch Eru .,
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09

through his body, an his boss
whar dead away down on. the
sharp pointed rocks below. We
gin the poor fellow a decent burial.
The only way I could account for
his death whar that Sarahy James
|screamin' frightened his boss, an,
runnln' in among the trees, he got
caught on the sharp pint o the
low-down limb"
Here he reflled his pipe, and
lighting it, said,
"Come in, strangers, an I'll
show 700 sumthin'.''
We followed him into the cabin.
"This are Old Faithful, lie
said, taking down an ancient-look-
ing shotgun from the rack and
patting it y affectionately, "what
doae the business for me- An,
this" he continued, and rolling a
musty- looking parcel, "ar the skin
% the tarpal yarmint that brought
about the happy ehangein Sarahy
Jane, an thar pointing to a
white-haired old lady who sat
rocking and smiling in a corner of
the room, "am the old gal herself"
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09
Gubernatorial Gossip.


The Atlanta correspondent Of
the Savannah News says it may
or may not mean anything, never
theless it is a fact, that within the
past ten days or two weeks Allan
ia has been the centre of attrac-
ton for scores of prominent poll
ticians from almost every section
Of the State. Such inquiries as
whats the news in polities"
"Who will be our next GovernorP"
"Where is Senator Brown" or
"Is Senator Colquitt in the city?"
were frequently made. Am ing
the most prominent of these visii-
tors that the News correspondent
met were Congressman Clements,
Chandler, Reese, Buchanan, Hap-
ris and Dupont Query, w. L.
Macarthur, of Lumber City, A. O.
Bacon and G. w. Gustin, Of Ma
con; VIM. Reese, of Washington;
Charles G. Jones, of Augusta Jas
II. Preston, of Monticello; w. E.
Simmons and Tyler M. Peeples,o f
Lawrenceville; u. Fl. Carlton and
K. b, Russell, of Athens; Speaker
Little, Of Columbus, and others
whose names ! cannot remember.
Some of these gentlemen doubt
less were here attending to legal
and other professional business.
| only refer to the visit OF these
distinguished Georgians as an in
cidept, and with it comes a good
deal of political talk, mainly upon
the subject of Gov. McDaniel's
successor. Some opinions were
expressed that the Governor
would be his own successor, whilo
others were that under the new
Constitution he would not BIZ elig
ible to reelection. Hon. A. o.
Bacon and Gen. Gordon are
among those whose names are
most prominently mentioned for
the Governorship. 1t was stated
that quiet canvass was now in
progress, the object of which was
to ascertain what strength the
General had in the State. Sever
al of those most interested III this
matter seemed to be satisfied that
Gen. Gordon would be an impor-
tant figure in the next race for
Governor In the meantime Gov.
Mcdaniel is taking things calmly,
and attending to his duties close
l.
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09
Wanted-A Weather Man.

The Rutland, Vermont, woman
Who applied for a divorce from
her husband on the ground that
"awealthier New Nork man want
ed her," probably looked at this
life with the cold eye of a prac-
ncal woman. She was tired OF
sewing buttons on a poor mans
sn'rts and of trying to'keep his
Aome In order for the bare living
MS hard work gave her, and the
urtle matter of love which he tried
10 throw in lost its charm amid
'ne bare Walls of an humble home.
1t isn't the first case on record
IN which divorces have been
sought for just that reason, al
though that has aever been the
ostensible motive or basis on
which any were granted. 1t takes
something of character and pa
uepce and self-dsnial on the part
OF a woman to go through life as
'ne wife Of poor man, and the
echo of rustling silks sometimes
naunts her when arrayed in hum
oier garb. Some women, howev-
o. manage to do it without very
,"ofaeas regrets, and some appear
=" have been happy while doing
IL is unfortunate for the Yer
mont claimant that her petition
mas denied, but more so for her
husband. A woman of that kind
'an De very easily spared.
uu a young lady rebukingly asks;
!. winch, is the worse, 70 lace tight,
= ~ Y set tightY' Really, we can
j. 10y answer the question. Wenev-
Sheoa and blazes" is but poor
ta destitute when O man steps on a
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09

This Paper Should Change It's Name

Billy Mascot, OF the, lower d.
vide, has an old gander that beats
the Dutch. Every Thursday
morning no (the gander) goes out
to the front gate, and picking up
the Tyre which he finds lying
there carries it into the house.
Then he houks loudly till some
one appears and takes it from him
This same gander also goes to the
village, two miles distant, and can
carry home little articles hung
around his neck better than a boy,
He was sent to Jim Bludsoe's for
a paper of needles the other day,
with a dollar bill under his wing.
To tease him Jim gave him no
change; but Mr.. Gander knew it
wasn't a straight game,and chased
Jim around the store till he gave
him the change. Then he houked
a p@an of victory and went home.
The Tyre, Dry Wash, Ariz.
Griffin News: The Religious
Herald, at Richmond, Va, says it
asked a Baptist brother preacher
of Massachusetts why the New
England manufacturers did not
employ negroes. Here is the re-
ply: "We can't work the negro in
our manufacturing establishments.
Every white employee would quit
Indeed, many would do worse than
tear the negro to pieces. And yet
these are the people who profess
to be so concerned about the ne
gro in the South, and go into par
oxysms of indignation and rage if
they hear OF an inlpudent negro
being bounced from railroad car
into which he had no right to in
trude. The arrant hypocrites and
humbugs.
There is man in Douglasville
who says he went into the Confed-
crate army in the Tenth South
Carolina Regiment, bnt-at the time
Of the burning of Atlanta be was
detailed with tho engineer corps.
He says that Ae wRs with the rear
guard Of the Confederate army
when they left Atlanta, and that
he and the other Confedarates sci
fire to Atlanta and burnt it,apd thai
fisherman is not wholly responsible
for the burning Of The city.
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09

One thousand and twenty-five
neA cases aid five hundred and
fourteen deahls from cholera were
from Spain last Sunday.
Al this rate it will not take Ion :
to convert that country into vast
hospital
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09
A Wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives and all, who suf-
fer from any affection of the
Throat and Lungs, can find a GER
tain cure in DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. Thou
sands of permanent cures verify
the truth of this statement. No
medicine can show such a record
of wonderful cures. Thousands
of once hopeless sufferers now
gratefully proclaim they. owe their
lives to this New Discovery. 1t
will cost you nothing to give ii O.
trial. Free trial bottles at Crouch
Bros. Drug Store, Largo size,
Sl0O.
Brad6eld's Female Regulator, a
purely Vegetable Compound, sci
entifcally prepared Will cure
all d engagements or irregularities
Of the monthly sickness.
Send for our Treatise ON
Health and Happiness Of Wo-
man," mailed free.
BBADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
July 9,-lm. Atlanta, Ga.
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09


s,. oheoa and blazes" is but poor
,oIstltute when @ man steps on o
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09

.u a young lady rebukingly asks:
:, Mhlch is the worse, 70 lace tight,
y o Y get tight?'' Really, we can
J. Os answer the question. Wenev-
The Dawson journal., 1885-07-09

Feb, 2S, 1886.
Treatise on Blood and Skin
Disease mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Draw
er 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

CIRcuIT.-John A. Brown W. Edward
Swartz and VIM. III. Anderson. Assumpsit.
Conrad Swensberg et al. vs. Perry Ben
nett. Assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff
for S354O2 aud costs.
OFFICE BusISEss.-Maria j. Young W.
Lewis +. Baker et al. In chancery. Bill for
foreclosure filed.-Jessie Burleson W.
Henry Burleson. Ia chancery. Bill for
divorce filed.
SUPEmoR.-People ys. Charles Wilson alias
Charles Ross Larceny from the person.
Sentenced 10 jackson for two years.
Franz lalone W.. Maddie Lalone. In chan
Ger, Bill for divorce filed.
/ aoBArE-Estate of John ID. Miles, de-
cea ed. Petition for appointment of ad-
miristrator filed. and June Is set for hear
ing --Estate OF Justin .. Tabtr. deceased.
Order closing estate against claims.
PoucE-City W.. John Finn and Fred
Lyon, drunk; first committed II days III
Jail sentence suspended on latter on pay
may of $335 costs.-Thomas Burke.
drunk and diSorderly; committed IL days IN
Jail VIM. Crandall, keeping disorderly
hou 80; adjourned to May ls.-People w.
Peter Breidenstein. keeping saloon without
aging state liquor tax; discharged. .-PeO-
pie v. Thos. O'Donnell, saloon open on
Sunday: paid rs. .50.-People W. X. b.
Smith and David G.. Akeley, larceny more
than SO; examination adjourned 10 May u.
JUSTICE BRoUwER-John A. Saunderson
W. William Lapier, assumpsit: judgment for
plaintif for $3.50 and costs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18
pEgsONAt

Mrs.. Joseph Fox has gone to Detroit for a
visit
Arthur G. Dennisou spent the Sabbath in
Detroit
Edward kanter. the Detroit millionaire. "a
at the Morton
Mrs. Rev. F. g. Coolhaurh ia recovering
from a severe illness.
Register of Probate Court. Hfne. spent
sunday With friends in Lowell
ALVIN B. and n. r Mozelv returned Satur-
day evening from an extended trip through
tire East
President Hnghsrt. II the g. RAJ. has
gone 20 New York and Philadelphia on a
business TIP.
Ia,ige~ Nifhey and Holmes were admitted
20 TIRE bar ~ the kenf Circuit Court on the
saue day May T.. lsel
Cashier Raker ~ the Fourth National
3ank. is confined ~ his home on account ~
a serious optical ddicnity
: Luther. ~ ere tirrn Of Iuther 81 sumner.
-0es t0 Chicago to-day. He VIII vlsit East
era rities before ais return.
Hoe 81 g. Bur-h has returned from
Meuominee. where he has been in attend
snce nnon The Cirruif Corrt
Prof Stfouz hs- MT ret accepted the pcei-
rion tendoresi hin ~ Fr1fe=sor 81 Chemistry
n she psilanti Hizh school
District Attorney Stoue lea~es for SAINT
Sle Naris ~ nveStizafe the title - an h-
.snd sf the rnoutis ~ tae r. Mary river oi.
xh5eh is is propose3 20 erect range iight
house.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

The ladies of the Literary Club Saturday
afternoon listened b the following program
furnished by the Committee on History
fippoo sahib and Ills Times; India from
l-2t to tho Sepoy Rebellion, with AL extract
from a speech recently delivered by Prot.
Goodwin smith, giving some Or the benefits
accrulng o. India from to the British gov
eminent: spicy readings from Henry Fields
book on bombay aud It's scenes; The Riel
Rebellion In the Northwest Territory; Life
and Trial of Warren Hastings. Until further
notice the time for meeting viii be o clock
instead Of I'D p. IN.
The ladies Of the West Side Club also de
voted the afternoon 10 history with the fol
lowing topics. The Reign OF Terror, The
Fate of the Children Of Louis XVI The Rise
OF Napoleon followed by a Chronological
Summary OF Events of the French Reyolu-
ton. Next Saturday will be devoted 10
literature.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18
Al Science Hall.

Mrs. IL. ;. Lake, of California, enter
tanned a fair-sized audience at Science Hall
last evening upon the subject of Heroes,
Who are They" OF those whom she selected
A. models OF the type. were Buddha, Con
fuclus, Christ, Joan -of-Arc, Luther, Paine,
John Brown. "A physician who sacrificed his
life IN the interest of humanity by studying
a deadly cOntagiOn, and Ida Lewis, the New
port heroine, who has saved 50 many lives IN
her lighthouse boat. Mrs.. Lake ranks
much above the ordinary female lecturer,
and frequently elected hearty applause from
her auditors She volunteered the OminOus
prophecy that live hero will be badly need
Ell IN this country before another year rolls
round.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

To Reporters Furnish Sensational
items foF Tao Newspapers


I4o i1.ta1.stise gooEhs oocgpylng slzllisf
pss8lioAs upon las caty press accidentally
beard these 49, elrc8s eoalnz - to-D,
aad. ruGzavOriAS ~ .ecgls 90 of Feddhias :
bills, tfeg went ~ Geo. is0nards establish
uleuE While there thss ~sfe bOund ~ ses
al that 4as going GA, and Investigate the
process of paste making. fhey alef Sith
al gnlaeky accident and each rstsrned - his
newspaper 10 ~rise AZ the adventures Of the
other. Yesterday : De0ocraf contained the
following
As a hungry ulember 0f the Tunes stan
possibly 10 search II a dish Of padding, Sas
standing around IA the say, - Geo ".
Leonard blll posting cave Of gloom under
Lyon street. r4ltlng for batch OF paste 10
be cooked. the steam pipe ia the bottom Of
tie paste tub exploded, and the unfortunate
lencil pu-hef VA At once stuck up 81 sell
a. proud. II took Leonard two hours u
-crape and wash the paste from the anfoFtu-
nste'- bran Rev English made suit
Yesterdays T,as.s made the following note
Of the accident;
Geo ". Locke, reporter on the DINO
era, had a. UNPLEASANT experiences yestor
day afternoon. tie was IA Geo. Leonard
eAtiec ~AA4c >o1Ar paste ~a7 Ottlts Hifau'. n
hot y ater pipe 4, connected with the tub m
which the paste 4 prepared. Locke was
watching the mystery OF paste making when
the hot water vas turned on. The force wa-
80 great that the paste few Out OF tho tut
and smothered Locke from head 10 foot
lie turned TO run aud then be got Il behind.
Ills black suit Was covered from head u
foot with paste, and II took Geo. Leonard
about two hours 10 clean him down. A
glance al LOcke's clothes viii show that he
still bears traces OF .ds paste bath.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18
sis FARs~ELI SERVICES.
D. sana4si Gsasss Taxes Final Leave
% rs Church AID Congrsgztioa


% Ftis Church aad Coagrsgstioa
A lagsss s4sl4saoe hlea ths Firsl Bagfi-t
Chsreh yesterday norElAg b aesr the fare
sell ssEu4Da ~ the pastor. Kew >sa1luei
Gagez. ID. u. The -srvtees IS TIE second
C1srch xsrr dispel-ed 4llh la ths asorllLg.
4ll s Iafge humber ~ ~ cglgrss.g .gistlon uset
<a sse rirsi Chareh 10 IL ssfsiees. The
ll5ase 80 bsistifails decorated ~llb Bo~srs.
especially lhe altar and caou loft. Nns
hsndsolae f0nsi piece at tas altar ss-s bank
u Blossonis beaflaz lils @oFcs of TIE Lsoelor' :
ssEi for Ise sunday preceding Peace
Leave Alth Iou- Rev D.. Nalhsru and
Rev T. n Bnaoks occupied seats sgon lhs
platform. and prayers we're offered - 10th
during TIE services Dr. Grayes spoks from
I Corinthians. Az. B aua - Moreover
brethren. ( declare unto soa the zo-gsi
shich / preached sul0 g0u. shlch also ye
have received. and wherein - stand. by
shllh also - are saved if g keep in mem
0FY zhat preached uuto you, unless Sc have
received Ia vain
During the sermon the Doctor said he was
called lo the ps-tosaLe ~ tns First Baptist
Church Of this citg ln the fali Of i-Gf, and
began bis iab0fs 81 pasl0r The January fol
losing At this time the cIfy had a pOpula
ton 81 about 1000 Ia io7 the church be
gan the erection Gf the present magnificent
edince ~hiea eost 5000, of which sum over
SI5.to0 has been paid. When hs began his
iabors the church had membership OF "a,
and uOW over go look - it 81 their church
home. 40 the conclusion of the sermon the
Doctor spoke lrehngly ~ hIs relations vita
thi- church during these YEAR, and ais part
ing words brought tears from nearly every
eye Ina the vast cougreg CATION. After the sing
M of hymn Zl7 and heprOnOancing OF the
last benedictlOn over hts people, DR.. Graves
received, from near the de-k, the parting
word and warm final hand shaklng- from
his people and assembled friends.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

Our neighbOring town. Cadillac. Is well
favored IN having a. good a local paper as
the Neirs. 10 comes to u every week brim-
full OF spicy local items. Ren Barker knows
how to make good paper.
The Hastings Banner has Just started out
on It's thirtieth volume. and Is IN better
trim than ever II is well patronized by the
business men OF Hastings, aud 1t should be-
Since our old friend, 4. +. kittridge, took
editorial charge of that sprightly paper, the
QUINCY Herald. Il has greatly improved. and
now presents q very attractive appearance.
Mr.. kittridge i a fine scholar and an able
writer, and the Herald should prosper under
MS care
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

Captain Heury Hydorn. marshal of the
day for the Decoration Day ceremonies has
named his aides a. follows: r. o. Stevens.
Henry f. Mccormick. Scion " Baxter.
AndreW Doyle, Henry Caldwell. Geo. Cook.
\. ). Richards. Chester B. Hiusdill. +. ".
Rowlsou and II. 3. Marvin. The procession
viii be formed on West Bridge street, and
will march % Fulton street park. where the
Grafton Will be delivered by Hon. NJ. C..
Burch
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18
Eor Eishernnen-

The Shelby Enterprise calls attention 10 a
section Of the Session Laws of 1SS3 which
seems n be overlooked by many. The sec
ton reads thu- ''The People of the State
Of Michigan enact. Il shall not be lawful
hereafter for any person or persons 10 eaten
or capture By any means whatever. for the
purpose Of sale or shipment, or 70 take,
catch or capture and sell ar ship any brook
trout Or grayhng from any OF the inland
waters OF tins state
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

Company received. by telegraph. orders Tor
over tvo hundred ine mahogany and walnut
suits. to be shipped 10 the following parties
r. Hook. Hook. Cal. one car. Los Angeles
Furniture Company. L0s Angeles. Cal. two
cars. Keith Furniture Company. Keith. Kan.
Que car Jos. Davis. Sacramento. Cal. one
car. These suite are All for the general trade.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18
a Remarkable Cure Performed by DR.

The case being the wife of our much es-
teeIned tOwnsmen, Mr.. Mitchell, who for
about ten years has been great sufferer
from that annoying and treacherous disease
known a. liberation of the stomach and
bowels. Her case has from time to time
been pronounced incurable. Mrs. Mitchell 5
own statement is that the last physician she
applied to assured her positively that there
was no help for her and could do nothing.
Shortly after this, upon hearing of DR. Hess,
II was thought advisable to make one more
effort, and this being the only hope, she
went 20 him and with his advice and treat
ment she was restored TO perfect health, and
considers herself a. well ever. We con-
siier this case alone worthy Of public notice,
and think those who are ailing ought surely
TO know of the good he is doing, that they
may avail themselves of this opportunity
do not procrastinate longer, but consult him
at once. that at least will cost you nothing.
Remember, he treats every variety of dis
ease, but especially cancer, stomach and
lung troubles. Office - Monroe street.
If you want TO laugh as you never laughed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

aEfsw nnrhr said ira snaaii boy. a. tne
sr7szist aan.ieti a5ns aat srnsli raesags.
Fifty cents. -sf8 Ere 1re0-ist
"tfood Fnl 81 zo 81. Ia sssi ne rot -
-orne hscs riseout s. 4secbs fsi ever II e
-o@f ive 8oliars. It the cniy tang shsf
cures ere sid mar q rhennsasizrn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

Commencing May II. the Old Reliable D.,
e.. H. & VI. Railway will have 10 fact trains
whose actual running time between Grand
Rapids and New York will be less than
twenty seven hours. Notice the new train
IN time table which leaves Grand Haven at
$50 2. IN. Grand Rapids $50 p. m, connect
ing nj Detroit with the fast train for the
East. The other changes are going West.
The night express leaves ri 800 p. m, ten
minutes earlier. and the steamboat express.
I0:45 y. ~. sill hereafter run through 10
Grand Haven aud there connect with the
steamer City OF Ailwaukee.' The morning
express leaving at $40 p. m, or fifteen
minutes later Going east. the new train
leaving at 80 .. m. and mentioned above,
Is the last train - the day. the one which
formerly left AZ l0.'5 p. m. being cancelled
and the steamboat express nov comes from
Grand Haven and leaves here Al 6:2j a. IN.
instead of 60 "a. IN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

49, su5scTtbsr loi rscetoiass lHs 1.z-
49, res,sisagis aa.I promptly s0sI confer =
seor ~ aofifsiag 14as 9BTcs 5s ,siephoas o.
aosi.ll a4ra tlur telephone number T. 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18
~s..lher ,red.ct.ons.

easansolss. aay u.-FoS the Upper
IAksss faleli rs4ns sni paFts cloudy seaih-
o.. variable lslnd-. slgaiiy eooisr ia .oulh
sFn poflaua. shght rise ln iemprsaiure ~
Neftheestsrn fartiou.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

A three years rheumatic cured in three
months Mrs. L. r. Cone. Of Cliff. Custer
county. writes DR. v II Ross am entirely
cured - rheumatism. I have gained con
stantiY since I began taking Tour medicine
three months ag0 and shall DOT have 70 take
All 7 ordered the last time I tell everybody
here where they can be cured Of rheumatism
Very truly your friends.
NR. ASD Mas. T. NJ CoNE
Chg. Custer Co. Idaho.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

A sad esse ef 3esfituti0n Tss reported -
ere Director ef sbe Fsor. Setnr,lay. by Mr..
Snyder. of Nerth F-out street About SIX
rronths szo r. ran nansed vovlez. WITH a
wife Ard rVn children. caus to lhis city and
sett.ea st as Nerth Freut streef- Wees be
asre a-f sir' as went go Cansds. vhere he
hsz snefher wife. sod mon ais arrival there
sg-ts arrested f,sr nfzanV. Mr snyder went
3, lhe hnusF 1n saturday and fonnd N~s
Vrule- rarf -lrk. ansi lie rhi'dren-one Rsne
assnsas 8ni the rther tFo gears el,i-nasriy
sf.rred There was fr-oiuteiv nrfhinz iB
si,., srn-e sa ast srd Re sniF nefisiin4 was
s,,nsa GA hi.u'sefs on se 'oor. NJ snyder
Furnished tiia children Viih a iunch end -
ported Ere -ase -a 9irerter Rugprecht
TIE Pcnuiar Verdict - for t1e rourfn-
Way e. the reogle - ffrand < Rias te-
~a =, -ai@b,ata she tth ~ Iai9 pidn 6
g., t,iav sat 4 rar~lfrt a Few geerz sVo in
.t'.+ 49,. xtrsnr s,ut the telusive isiea ifat
81, - I.,lu = q iszii aelidsg tss'vssi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

We have few more of those walnut suits
to sell in wood and marble top. These
goods cannot be manufactured at the prices
at which we now offer them. We offer a few
imitation mahogany suits to close out cheap,
very cheap. PHOENIX FURNITURE Co.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18
For buggy buy Of A. R. Auti-deL

Everybody - going a. the dog show
Wednesday night Re sure and reserve your
seats to-day and avoid the rush. Seats for
sale AZ Friedrich Bro =. rnusic store.
Bosrf wanted for gentleman and Tife. So
want cnlamn.
The finest assortment of bu<zies. pheton
-urreys and spr7nz wagons iu the @1g ~ A.
r. Anrsdel
TasIfs= In search ~ perfect stfinz dress
uarfe~n shuuli cali ~ Iohn BENJAMIN for
the reiehrsts MeCsIl's Bazar Pattern.
rrv the zx-naeeI ncket az the ind=or
Dsninz HsH. TIA Monroe street
Five hath4 for sIao Arcade Bath Roouas.
Bsy ysur buxzsss ard pbstonz - A. T.
4nss=tiel-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

h0rPsgs F0pai2f Hgtfhts. sisssg L.
dass J0sraal and Poultry Magazines Tor
Jane 81 hlussar's. Porter Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18
To the ladies'.

Ladies in search for perfect fitting dress
pattern should call at John Benjamin's =.
dealer in Dry Goods and Carpets, ~ Monroe
street, for the Celebrated Mccall Bazaar Pat
ter>a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

tbe Eioeei lBe ~ millinery ECssls ~ al
1escrIpuons - us@ disidayta 81 Sohuit1s &.
j. Ottawa street cornsr II foaUsSln, ~ the
nS~ Atdflct biock
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

Those wonderful dogs and ponies at Red
mond's Opera House "Wednesday night. Go
to-day and reserve your seats, "A there are a
great many sold. ON sale At Friedrich
Bros
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-18

Ad4las q Co. - AoAros strset. kass l0st
reserved fr0za Ne@ AsFk tlIs lea e4as.s ~
ace dross HAS xEa bonnsls. Cal sua sse
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