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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-12

ENOR sALsE-Drug store situated AS miles
n from Portland, hourishing town, no competi-
ton, first class business; excellent opportunity
for young man to establish himself in business
best reasons for selling; particulars on application
Address SAL PRUNELLE, Box IT'S Harrison, Me.
30-2
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Notice.

NOtACCs
STOCKHOLDERS in the Portland Union Railway
- and Back Bay Land Company will receive
their dividend from the sale of land by calling on
the treasurer with their certificate of stock or
sending the same properly endorsed to
j. n, WINSLOW, Treas,
js6d1ws P. o, Box ib3S.
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ENOR SAEE-An elegant standing top cut I'M
IL der carryal but little used, for sale at bar
gain; no room for the same. For sale by D. E. Nc
CANN, 81 Preble st. 101
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ENOR SALE-350 estates fully described in our
Il Real Estate Advertiser, free at our office or
sent by mail. B. G. PUTNAM So Congress St.,
Room 49, Monks Building Boston, Mass. Take
the elevator 26-4
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The Favorite Steamer
TnHr nnnnHr
MARIE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For New York.

Steamers leave Franklin Wharf, on Wednesday
and Saturdays az p. M. Returning leave Pier 81,
East River, New York, Wednesdays and Sstui-
daya st 4p.m j. b. OOYLE, JR., Gent Ag't.
sep2l dti
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BOSTON 4 MAINE R. R.
PASSENGER SERVICE
In Effect Monday, December Is, 1884
Western Division.

VNOSGOtu &%hVt0bOhtu
TRAINS LEAVE PORTLAND
at 6.l5 A. M Way Trains for Old Orch
ard, SaeO, BiddefOrd, Reunebunk,
KennebunkpOrt, Great Fails, Dover,
Exeter, Manchester and Concord, (via
} Newmarket Junction. Lawrence, Lowell
and Boston, arriving at Boston 1915 ID.
AT S.45 a. M.-Way Trains for Old Orchard.
SacO, BiddefOrd, Kennebunk, Kenne-
bunkpOri, Dover, esrent Fails, Rock,
ester, Alton Bay, Exeter, Lawrence,
Manchester and Concord, (via. LaGrencel
Lowell and Boston, arriving at Boston
HIS p. mn.
AT 90 z. w. Express Train for Old Or
chard, SacO, BiddefOpd, Kennebunk,
KennebunkpOrt, Dover, a.reat Fails,
Rochester, Alton Bay, Exeter, Law
renee, Lowell and Boston, arriving at
Boston 800 p. nm.
AT $3.50 r. m.-Way Train for SneO, Bid
defOPd, KenDebunh, AennebunkpOrt,
Bny, Manchester and Concord, (via. New
Market Junction) Exeter, Lawrence,
lowell and Boston, arriving At Boston,
AT $50 p. RI-way Train for Kennebunk,
KennebunKpOrt, and all intermediate sta
tions.
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON FOR PORT
LAND
SEQ "a. M, 1880 and $50 D. na. Morning
trains leave n enuebunk for Portland
1928 a. ns. and Dnver for Portland SO
a.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Portland for Boston and Way sta.
fiOns AT 400 p. Leave Boston for
Portland nt 800 p. m. Leave Portland
for Dover and Way STATIONS LOO and
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WILL be sold at public auction on thepremis-
w es BHne a6, at 3 O'clOck, p. nl., the
FRANKLIN SCHOOL PROPERTY,
at Topsham, Maine.
This line property comprising some40 acres of field
and pasture, together with the school buildings, is
beautifully situated on the Androscoggin river, OPP
poslte brunsWlck and one mile from the depot; the
grounds extensive, shady and beautiful and
could be made one of the finest estates for private
Inquiries may be made of
GEORGE w. JOHNSON,
BaIh Me.
mySO did
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily wholesale nz"rses.

The following are to-days closing quotations of
Flour Grain Provisions, &c
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FoR SALE.

WANTED-A good capable girl wanted at No.
w "a DEERING ST. Apply Immediately. 81
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Everyone to know that Mt. Zircon
w Spring Water is superior to all. f. I. rEV
EMS BrYant's Pond. Me. 1O-1
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WANTED-Laundres at Maine General
w Hospital. Al
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FOR SALE OR 10 LET.

ENOR SALE - Counters; Black Walnut, Ash
street. Al
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M ANTED-Any one in want of good woman
w to do work by the day or hour should apply
at NO. 10 MERRILL STREET. Laundry work
preferred. 81
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EN0R SALE-Wood and coal wood sawed by
Il steam and delivered to any part of the city at
wharf prices. VIM. HAGGETT, No TIT Congress
st. my254
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WANTED-Cast off clothing highest cash
price paid; send postal and will call. Pc
FER NOLLET, 445 Fore st. Al
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NOR SALE-One half interest in an old estab-
IL lshed business in Boylston Market, Boston;
business is a retail business in butter cheese and
eggs; present proprietor needs more capital and has
business enough for two trade is with the best fam
lilies in Boston, and can be increased almost indeh-
ntely little capital invested here will pay itself
back every year in profits. SAMUEL G. CURRY,
40 Milk St. Boston.
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laily by telegraph;
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4 been leased by other parties will have few
nice rooms to LETT reference required. Call at
HOUSE Al
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THE REASONS WHY

May 8. lat 81 10 N, Ion 81 W, ship W Grace,
Walnut. from New York for San Francisco.
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ITO LET-House at the seashore, at Scarboro
4 Me-, accessible from Boston and Eastern Rail-
roads, boating, fishing, shooting and beach bathing
For particulars address EVERETT SMITH, SO EX-
change St, Portland Me. 6-2
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NWANTED-Employm office. 37912 Con-
w gress street, Williams Block, second building
east OF City Hall. Those in want Of cooks table,
chamber, kitchen and laundry help for summer re-
sorts should call at this Office and engage their help
at once. MRS. PALMER. Al
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EEYO LET-Cottage at Oak Lawn, Peaks Island,
Il near Trefethen's LANDING; six good sized rooms;
pleasant location. For particulars, call address Il.
Il. SKLLLINGS, 529 to 535 Congress St. 81
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The following are Portland quOsasios Or Hides
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TO Lei.

seIO LET-A tenement of five rooms, No. 8.
Il Vine street. second floor. Price $40 per
month"; j. DUNPHY, IL Vine street. Al
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WANTED Carpenter to call and see the best
w roof bracket in market, no nail holes, fits any
funded For sale by KING & DEXTER, Middle
ST. Portland Me. my25-4
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TElO LET-Two pleasant rents on Munjoy Hill
Il Apply to W. r. ANTHOINE, 484a Exchange
ST Ill
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Ar at Bootnbay 9th. sch Cora Greenwood, fro
Bay FuDdy.
In port 9th, schs M rgaret Smith, seavey; Fs
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Mo LET-Pleasant rent of six rooms. 10 miles
l. from Portland; healthy location, fine scenery,
convenient trains to city; will be let for the sum
Gorham Maine. Ill
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HIfVR SALE-Iuo DoSG rotAl SuOo sgOi II VOW
L. Britain, Conn.,; business years established;
stock clean will sell at COST store is in the best part
of the town enjoys first class trade and is sold only
because the proprietor has engaged in business in
Boston and needs all his time and capital there.
SAMUEL G. CURRY, As Milk ST.. Boston. Al
EOR sALE-Dining saloon and bar, located in
Il the heart of Boston, irst-cass in every re-
spect commands the best trade in the city; custo-
mers are bankers brokers and wholesalers in the
clothing. dry goods and boot and shoe trade; long
established, always made money; former proprietor
is dead and must be sold to close the estate never
better chance offered in his line of business.
SAMUEL G. CURRY, 40 Milk St. Boston. Al
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EOR SALE-Half interest in business already
IL established and paying handsomely, in town
business is the manufacturing of heels for ladies'
Shoes capital is needed, and the business can
be extended indefinitely; partner may be active or
special. SAMUEL G. CURRY, As Milk St. Boston
Al
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SAILING DMgs oa srgAassma
POR'r OF PORTLAND.

Nj A-RIN Il n EW s
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no LET.-Two pleasant rents at Ferry Village
Il and four at Knightville. Enquire of w. h.
ANTHOINE, 1879 Exchange St., Portland, Me-.
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no LET-Briek house, rooms newly painted
a and papered throughout, excellent neighbor-
hood, centrally located; price, $50 per month. w.
H. WALDKON. $50 Middle st, 81
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NOR SALE-One of the best fish markets in
II Boston, also sells large quantities of fruit; mar
be slabs nice ice chests. everything is first class;
dOing'a large, profitable business; can be bought at
a great bargain; sold for no fault. STEARNS,
242 Washington ST.. Boston. 12l
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WANTED-A wet nurse. Apply at % AN
w DERSON ST. 81
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FOR sALE-A cottage house and four house
a. lots on Lincoln street, also French-roofed
house on Grant street and ten of the best house
lots In the vicinity of Portland on Pearl street,
Woodford's Corner Deering. See advertisement
of auction sale in this paper. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-06-12

NNOR sALE-In West Cumberland on the Gray
4 road. twelve miles from Portland, nine acres
OF land good orchard of grated fruit, good build
lngs stable 70 by 30, house and porch, containing
seven rooms besides pantry, closets end entys good
well and cellar; price $780, Inquire of or address
L. ID. WILSON, North Falmouth, Me. oil
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gEyO LET-A well furnished house. uptown, in a
Il fine neighborhood, will be leased for four
months to a small family; rent $50 per month; best
references required. Address HOUSE, P. Q. Box,
1885, Portland. 81
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ITO LET-Seasde residence for the season, at
4 Falmouth Foreside, five miles from City Hall;
fifteen acres of land, with half mile of shore; large
house with eleven open fire places and broad piaz
zas and stable; bathing and sailing facilities, In
quire at 80 EXCHANGE ST. 81
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ITO LET.-The largest and best second floor for
Il business in Portland, over Woodman, True &
Co., has been occupied for the past fifteen years by
Lord, Haskell q Co., new elevator with motive
power, one of the best. Apply to GEO. w. WOOD
MAN. 81
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WANTED = Ladies who are troubled with
eorns outgrowing joints and in growing
nails. to leave their orders with MRS. DIR. SHER-
MAN, 81 Spring street, who viii be pleased to wait
upon them at their residences. Corns removed for
20 cents, "a
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ITO LET-A nice cottage of rooms, partially
l. furnished at Oak Lawn, Peaks Island, Tref-
ethen's landing; reference required. Address K.
+. SKILLINGS, Peaks Island, Me. lO-l
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Sch Ann Brown, from Calais for Newark. hi
put into Vineyard Haven leaking badly.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell the new mprov-
w ed Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine; sal
airy and commission paid. Address or apply to
WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO., G. S. Peaslee,
Agent, No 90 Lisbon ST., Lewiston, Me. 80
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EOR sALE-Lodging house 10 rooms, best
IT location on fremont street; house nicely and
newly furnished; B. w. and chestnut sets, tapestry
month; rooms always rent WE'LL sold for no fault.
JOHN SMITH, JR. No. 1877 Washington street,
Boston. Mass, 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06

or. agbt hlM az a.sG he 81 Po-at ~ith
4ia4l1allo1 - tLs zrsat l-4ssa srlEfsEsissrng
sSs tropales. aaG sssI tils sword be La
4raxu f0E Ais cosutry. sIEA tbs marx ~
laath ap0l hlu-. coatsEalnZ WITH lLeur-
able disease, sXDerleDclDz untold s,iref-
IL ~ mlnd and body toliIng sltn bis
pen - lease hls family free fr0m want
sad thea sles Als tasz z4s oollp -sted
breathing a prayer tof . anlred country,
slfb L.s f4ce n bis mantle Ike soule
Eouan 81 9li gong o. hls place ca high
Ills sufsr4gs are saasd aud sltn our
sorroe there is tie gratitude thai such
as h1 have lived and lied
-le - s-eg l. saF -afklsss 5et ~esE agt t9f
M f.rala slo 1rpa r8. .-ir l.li iolls leess
Ma f'if alll sa4 Las sLea tlll "a t1uors a1d
Haerss
Sot fof h.,n ,zaaasceudaa Eaaae taiaef o.. hizh.
kram tas rolli al tne 80 be- - sfeplet a. tar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06


rHE article n Ias lELEGRAM few
days ago on the Grant relics IN the pos
session of Mrs. Col. tieorge h Leet, Of
this city, stated that with a proper guar
anty II safe keeping. they could be OBJ
tanned for public exhibition We are
glad % sea that Spring g CO. have acted
on tins suggestion, and Mrs Leet Is en-
titled 10 The thanks Of the community for
permitting these prscious relics 70 be
publicly shown az tins time. \ peculiar
AMI holy interest now clusters around the
tattered flag which waved over the head
quarters Of the great General So many
years. the saddle he used during the
glorious days u Nicksburg and DOnel
son. and the chair IN hich he worked so
often during the stormy nights and days
when perplexed aad troubled by the
great barions npon him. Hs bad 10 his
keeping the honor of the flag. the integ-
rity ~ the Union, the freedom ot the
slave. ard the hopes and fears of the mil
hons whose hearts were with him during
all those svsutfui years.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06
Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTE.

The Grand Rapids Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, under the management Of
Prot &. w. Paine, Nj. d., is located at
the corner of Monroe and Division
streets. one of the finest locations in the
city. The institute WAS established for
the purpose of furnishing to the people at
large the means of obtaining medical and
surgi al advice and treatment at prices
within the reach of all, and the patron
age it has received affords ample proof
that there was wide spread demand for
it IN Western Michigan. The institution
is thoroughly equipped for the treatment
OF all forms of chronic and acute diseases
under new system of treatment which
effectually eradicates blood poison, and
cures nervous affections, female COM
plants, catarrb, consumption, rheuma-
tism, piles, epilepsy, etc.
Connected with the Institute, and un-
der the direct supervision of Prof. Paine
Is a system of medicated vapor, electro
thermal and other baths TO whi IN patients
have access, and which are found of espe-
cial benefit in the treatment of diseases.
A special feature is the treatment of fe-
male complaints, rheumatism, etc, by the
OZO-disinfectant treatment.
The Institute has a large number of
private apartments for the accommoda-
dation Of patients and corps of COM
petent and skilled lady attendants. Pa
tients are furnished with rooms, board,
baths. etc.
Prof Paine was formerly connected
with the Philadelphia University Hospi-
tai. and for three years past has oeen pro-
prietor Of the Texas Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, of Dallas, Texas, so that
he has bad an extended experience in
conducting such institutions. All com
munications should be addressed to Prof.
{. ". Paine. VI. d., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06

Beginning with the touching cerenon-
les alre ,dy held at Mount McGregor.
this week vii be devoted 20 the funeral
obseguies OF tbs foremost soldier 81 his
time In London on Tuesday. Canon
Farrar. In Westminster Abbey. before
one ~ the most notable audiences ever
gathered in rs historic walls. preached
sloque0tly on the great American In
spired by the grandeur ~ the theme and
the presence of Eng.ands greatest and
best hvinx and dead, be paid fitting
tribute to The career of the dead hero.
On Saturday in city and hamlet an over
the and and beyond the sea, tins glorious
hfe vii bs reviewed. and In the coutem-
piatiou uf bis virtues let Ms hope that The
lesson ~ devo tion a. duty and iove q
cuuntry may inspire and hnzer with
every one. The bugie cal iuty found
Tins great man ara humble citizen IN the
town 20 Cislena. and be responded iu such
a WAY A. ~ add new meaning - the
name ~ an American. some one has
said Ihat country alone is great which
~ able % repest the sctious ~ rs great
IeD." It nav not be- gwen to another To
attain the honors and glory which viii FOR.
ever shine a1out tho name Of Grant. but
AL can emulate the virtues which adorned
has en- iracter. To every tr1st be vas
trne The future historian vii poiat
With admiration to this coliossal figure ~
she heroic age ~ America. and dwell with
ssimiraton not alone on the shining
csreer - the great soiber through
Belmont an VcksbUrE and Donelson.
~ ua the spple tree at Appomatt1x.
Uf alone ON the modest. nnpratentious
oisiisr at the head ~ bis iavions. under
he Hsg he sa,i saved. with All his battles
"sn overcoming tha hearts ~ his en-
mes BY his naaEnsnimltv not alone az
le President. sbused. sisndsrpd and vil-
ed battling Cor honest money and shs
Rhts ~ race. not alone st the conquer
K oero whose x'orr eueirclai the earth
~ won she sdmiration ami homage - al T
= nafi0as. hut AZ the heroic oid man
ifrsHnsiA,l ~ uisfortuues iecai~ed and .
-ttniise1 ~ IRE tbievas whom ae trusted F..
Rss-'tei -v tae e0untrv he had 81,
enalY served and vaiting Cor the tsrlr .
stice vhich tiIe rasforation ~ his tltie .
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06

ABoUr dozen years ago man aged
perhaps forty years, but already grown
considerably gray was released from the
New York State prison At Auburn, after
having served a terLl there FOR having
shot and killed a prominent citizen IN a
New York hotel The other dag be per
sonaIly bought out telegraph company
for $4,000 and expects TO pay debts on
u amounting % over one million dollars.
The man was Edward = Stokes and the
man he allied was J naes FIX.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06

The fltenng medium, consisting of re-
charcoal and gravel, is arranged
according to strictly scientific principles.
and an experience of years in the business
The upper pan retains all the grosser par
ticles of foreign matter contained in the
water, and can be easily cleaned from
time to time From the upper pan the
water flows through the perforations into
filtering medium, through which it slowly
filters into the reservoir beneath If. after
a few years, the fitering medium becomes
unfit for use, a small expense replaces it
without the necessity of procuring new
filter complete
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06

A GOOD brass band IL al times ENJOY
able on our streets but there seems - De
no excuse iDr permitting such sar-split-
tinZ sounds AS cone from the newly
organized band Of Tie Salvation Army
Mayor Curtias signalized his entrance 70
the Mayorality b. permitting this organ
ization a. farade Ia our streets, and it Is
u bs hoped that tho new band vii favor
him with a nocturnal serenade. He may
then deterniins to lead a different life
AMI relieve our afflicted city from this
nightly horror
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06
Michigan Central.
tGEARD GAJuDs uIfIsEOn. J

Pscshc Express di4iiy. hslauos TRAINS dalJ
excepi suualays.
The Detroit Iylre-s lesylae sf a-iI e. b.. reach
ing that clts az % st o.. hez urk L@ q m
aild bs'stou ESQ B. "a Dazf oas
Through tickets Cor nli points en1 fleepuE aaa
bertiis mhy D. Irorun-c nf Juiul lcke ono
corner MouTpc aild Ottawa rfrtetf. and 81 aluz
Depot
J. SCHULTZ t5e1 Aft.. N Manro-.-st
Gao W. MUfzDN Ticket Agent tlg.
]. q IlAILea. I.LnI ARa-L LlIl.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06

Defendant.
A. a session IF sad Court held AZ the Court
Huusc. ic fhe City IF Grand Rapids ia sali
county on the iih dag - Angu-t A ID. i.s5.
q. Pv'.sen- -Hou. II saac III. Parrish. judge ~ the
superior nnrt 20 Grand Rapids.
In thiz causa if appearing from aftlaVif on
RE. fhaf the defendant Frank M'eely an not -
served with process by reason - biz absence from
or eonre7I uent Rifhin fhis state. on motion of
Wsrt s. Wart. com ulainants 3 solicitors ordered
chat the appearance - said defendant Frank
Mo<eiB ha entered herein wifhin i've months
from fe dafe - this or1er. sn, iu ca=s 81 his ago..
ue7rsnr that he .iae hrs answer fn fha bin &c
complaint o. ne hled and COPY thereof to be-
served nu fro complainant solicitor within
hftpan days after service hirn ~ COPY ~ =ald
bin sni notice 20 This ORDER and in iefs1i there
~ said h 3 vii ~ taken cnnfassa.i hy -sid
nom resilient defendant and 10 Il further ordered
thar within tve.tY days the complainant csusp
notice. - this orier o ha pnhlishfd in rta Grand
HspIris IFI.E9Rt1I newspaper printed. udb-
iehesi and circulated I'm -sid county snd that
said publication he continued thprain once in
eerh week fer ak weeks in Succession. or that ha
rsnse COPY ~ rhis order 20 ha rnrsn Isl snrvel
IN -aia non ra~irienf defandanr AZ ea-t twenty
isFs before tie tine Shove pres rihe-l far lis
appearance.
Examinest. rOuufsrsigno,i end entered bV re
lFts. Il. ksrHHrS Register
IsttC H. PtRRrsH.
J reEa ~ ftn Superior lonrf 20 Grand Rapiie
N tRD 81 ~ tRD. Complainant Solicitors
Attest trrfe rruV 20 original order on SIS
tHtRl Es p. htrEHrV Register
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06

Extract Witch Hazel in bulk p cents per
punt. Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06

Surgical instruments, physicians complete
outfit; everything IN Tieman's catalogue.
Sold at Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06

IHa sal elFl.8mstanees - q tss months
haze ra.se.l Mt. M-Gregor from cou1-
paratigely anknosa place - spot that
iii 10 famous Ia AIssgfy through all
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06
OFFTCE. HOrsEWsN BIocB.


Ihoef wishing ~ consult r g,srsf as.a raiinfile
Cisirvo71ti and Heilinr Neiiur Ihs = fi.s .s.s-
erff n1r - tfe eeverfh sor ierrfI feile ~ fsIsf
harts Nfffnrff ere ~ raffisirf fe 10 iffr and
fueaass raeifa-s snl - frie-.is vi.o are gone ise
gfvf~ tests - fie rleiun Ir1rars All Wishing r.
dscke0n Hfc inflisfs sffeas ven eide fre ere
ueek