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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

have sold your Cuticura Medicines some
twelve months and they give entire salts
faction. +. n. DUNN. Druggist.
\echeSXile Tex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

We keepa stock Of all your Cuiicura Renee
dies and find our people much pleased with
them. HUNT q TANNER. Druggists
Springfield, Tenn.
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CuTlCrEA KEMEnlEs

are for sale by all druggists. Price Of Curl
CuRA: small boxes. so cents; large boxes,
conls ming two and one-bRlf times the
quantity of the small. ST. RySoLNESr. 81
ls.f bottle. tUTfcrRA MEDICINAL ToiLEr
soar. 23 cents. CuTiCURA MEDIcfSA1.
SHAVING soar. 10 cents per cake.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

/ sell more Of Your Cuticura Remedies
than amy three Others for similar purposes
and more OF your Cuticura Soap than any
other medicinal or toilet soap at same price
ERICH BRAND, Druggist
New Orleans. La
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

sell great deal Of your Cuticura soap.
JOHN II. ERNEST Druggist.
Evergreen. In.
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The Cuticura Soap sells better than any
other medicinal or toilet soap.
j. y. ". OTTO Druggist,
New Orleans, La.
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Your Cuticura Remedies have given satis-
faction. Those having used them express
themselves satisfied with the results.
j. q. PATTON, Druggist
Montgomery. Ala.
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F. r |: F. al |, $'#'' ! # E' F. :

EE:$:s E:: r :E E..I EaA$ j j$# f. # Y :
cdics ever since their first Introduction To
the trade, and have been most successful
with Cuticura. and take pleasure IN recon-
+. B. WILLIAMS. Druggist:
Richmond. Va.
We have hccu selling your CutcuTa Rem
sdics for the past three or iOur years, anu
have never heard aught but good words IN
their it,Vor. Your CuticuR soap Is decided
~ the best-seling medicinal soap we nan
die. and ishighlN priced here Tor us soothing
and sunening effect upon the skin.
j. CLIFTON WHEAT, Jro
Druggist, Winchester Va.
Yo,,r Cuticura Medicines give 50 atisfaction.
GEORGE +. MILLER,
Winchester. Va.
Your Cutlcura preparation are selling
very well. sale increasing continually.
=. HlltiARf Druggist.
Plaquemine. La.
Cuticura Remedies sell well and give sat
isiaction. l.. l.. kNOEDLER Druggist.
Augusta Ky.
prcs.lihcd your Cuticura Remedies
rficctng "A thorough cure. IN a chronic ease
oi SerOiula upon "A child ot one OF my pa
irons. alter the case lhfi iAtlitN Niit Nhlil '
two eminent physicians during period OF
eleven months. made complete cure In
four months A.C. PATTERSON.
Druggist BrOOksville. ny.
kcepa siOcl, Of your CutCura Remedies /
ON hand. and md FOR them mpdly-m-
crcasing demand. JOHN u. ROBERTS.
Columbus Ky.
Your Cuticura medicines are selling well
IN this locality.
CHARLES j. ERTEL. Druggist
CoViugton. ny.
Your Citlcura Remedies sell well. espe-
cially the tuticura and Cuticura soap. !
sell more Cutlcum than any other three
kinds uf skin medicines ] carry. and the
sean sells To NY very best class of custom-
etN. AIy lady customers viii buy no other
n. T.. SAMUEL. Druggist
panVille. Ny.
lam selling more oi the Cuiicum Rene
dies for diseases Of the skin and blood Than
any other The Cuticura soap. a. Its inst
class quality deserves. leads all of my soaps
in demand both Us "a toilet soap and as
ueauufier and protector 10 the skin.
DIR ". II. HALL
Frankfort Ky.
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have "a hig sale on your Cuticura and Gu
tlcua Soap. J. w. HURST, Druggist.
Newton. Kan,
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CutIcura Remedies sell well and give sat
isfaction. l.. 4. kNOEDLEK Druggist.
Augusta. Ky.
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CLUvERIUS'S CASE.
HIS LIFE IN THE CITY JAIL.
A feiiow.Prisonsr's interview WITH tue
Man CHARGED with the Murder OF Miss
Fannie Lillian uadison-New Facts.

Man CHARGED with the Murder OF Miss
Fannie LiIian nsdison-New Facts.
Thomas Judson Cluyerus, the pri-
sOner who stands charged with the mur-
der Of Miss Fannie Lillian Madison, is
confined in the city jail. His cell is
on the lower tier, on the north side
the part of the prison where the whites
arc kept. 1t is iron-lincd, and il not
the same cell is very like that one in
which Marvin was imprisoned, and in
which that eminent individual was
wont TO express to reporters his great
Indignation that any one should suspect
him of the crimes with which he stood
charged.
KREPs INDOORS.
Cluyerius keeps indoors nearly all
the time, but sees his counsel and rela-
tives and special friends. His father is
aninyalid, and cant easily come up here.
Yesterday Mrs. Tunstall visited him,
and stayed an hour. When she came he
was allowed to go TO the diSpensary up
stairs TO see her. and there were no
witnes ses of their meeting.
Mrs. Tunstall, upon leaving the jail.
had a smile on her face. She seemed
perfectly satisfied with her interview
with the prisoner.
PRISONERS MEALS.
The prisoner rises about halfpast :
and breakfasts at 3. His meals are
brought to him from a restaurant near
the Old Market. lie buys the Dispotch
and State regularly, and reads them
carefully; reads every word that they
have to say about him or Lillian. At
many Of the paragraphs he laughs very
heartily. His remarks about the re-
pOrters are, however, not savage, but
he wonders at the productions Of their
genius, and says that he is learning
things about himself and Lillian that
are absolutely new to him.
About 4 p. NJ. the prisoner dimes.
At & p. NJ. all prisoners are locked
up in their cells. and from that hour to
& \. NJ. following he Is all to himself.
READING AND WRITING.
He is allowed a light for a short time
after the cell is locked. and some Of
these hours of absolute seclusion he is
supposed to spend in reading. He
writes little, if any. lie never has
passed letter out and has only re-
ceiyed one that was from a friend at
West Point who offered to do anything
for him (the prisOner) in his power.
Cluverius seems easy in mind at
times he laughs heartily, and he is al
ways polite, Obedient, and agreeable to
the jailers.
LILLIAN AND TOM.
4 Il. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

/ have sold the Iuticura Remedies for
years without any advertising.
j. y. DlcKEN, Druggist.
Newton, Kan.
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We have soid your Cuticura Remedies for
the last I'VE years and no medicines on our
shelves give better satisfaction. They have
"A steady sale the year round.
MCCORMICK q BOY YNrON.
Druggists. Nickcrson, Kan
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SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

SMOKE TRfxY CIGARS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

We have been selling your Cuticura Reme-
dies for long time and so far as we know
they give genuine satisfaction The Cuti-
cura soap sells better than any other soap
We Keep.
CALLUM BROTHERS & Co.
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60 30 A>foNr's REsrArRASr.
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can sell the Cuticura Remedies with a
clear conscience. knowing their virtue.
THOMAS VI. MCRAE, Druggist
sanford, Fla
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lam selling all Of your Cuticura prcpara-
tons aud must say they give perfect salts
faction, y. WOODBRIDGE.
Cedar Keys Fla.
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go 10 ASTONTs REsTAURANT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

Your Cutlcura preparations are selling
NtrN well. sale increasing continually.
=. HIRiARf. Druggist.
IlaQuemine, La.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

Your Cuticura Soap sells better than all
Others combined.
DOWIE q NOISE, Druggists.
Charleston, =. {.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

We have your CutIcura Remedies on our
shelves and have had good sales thus TAR
and the medicine. No far as heard from. has
given good ~ tisiaclion.
a. MCCAUSLAND a Co. prugyis lists.
\eOdeSha Kan
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TTvT1H HFKE TTTTlIM NM NM FEE
$ ##"####. H.. #### + tn \ ##s...: H. /

The Cuticum Remedies sell better than
all other remedies for n-diseases com
bined. y. +. KNOTT Druggist.
shelby vile, Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

Your Cuticura Remedies are giving salts
faction with Ms.
BASSETT a BROTHER. Druggists.
Terrell Tex
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FL I'LL. r. r { { g g'f 3
1 Il BFEE BBB ILL 90 90 ODD

: ##H##EEr #E Ssa}fsE f g $$ g B
/ 4 bkEn sBBs ILL 90 90 Odd
We keepa stock Of all your Culicura Renee
dies and find our people much pleased with
them. HUNT q TANNER, druggists
Springfield, Tenn.
We have been selling your CuticuTa Reme-
dies for long time. and so far as we know
they give genuine satisfaction. The Cuti-
cura soap sells better than any other soap
CALLUM BROTHERS & Co.
Druggists. Greensboro, y. G.
Cuucura Soap sells well. and is now In the
lead as good soap for skin-diseases.
8. 4. REEVES. Druggist.
Orangeburg. \. &.
Your Cu,icura Soap sells better than all
Others combined.
DOWIE q NOISE, Druggists.
Charleston, =. {.
am selling all Of your Cuticura prcpara-
tions. aud must say they give perfect salts
faction. y. MO0LDKlD'E,
Cedar Keys Fla.
can sell the CuticuTa Remedies with "a
clear conscience. knowing their virtue.
THOMAS VI. MCRAE, Druggist
sanford Fla.
Your Cuiicura Remedies have given satis-
faction. Those having used them express
themselves satisfied with the results.
j.. q. PATTON. Druggist
Montgomery. Ala.
] sell great deal Of your Cuticura soap
JOHN II. ERNEST. Druggist
EVergeen, LII.
sell more Of Your Cuticura Remedies
than amy three Others for similar purposes
aud more Of your Cuticura Soap than any
other medicinal or toilet soap at same price
ERICH BRAND, Druggist
New Orleans. La
The CutlCura Soap sells better than any
other medicinal or toilet soap.
J. y. ". OTTO. Druggist
New Orleans, La.
Sales of Cuiicum Remedies have been
very fair In my section. II seems 10 nave
got q run for the treatment OF Piles.
JOSEPH SCHAFER Druggist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

Ikcepa siOcl, of your CutiCula Remedies
ON hand and md for them a rapidly y-n-
crcasing demand. JOHN u. ROBERTS,
Columbus. Ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

| am selling your Cuticura Remedies with
good success. CuticuTa soap takes the lead
of AL other medicatcd soaps.
r.. l.. MIlI.ER. Druggist,
Marysvillc, Kan.
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Your Cuticura Medicines give satisfaction.
GEORGE +. MILLER,
Winchester. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

Cuticura Soap sells well. and is now In the
lead as good soap for skin-diseases.
& <. REEVES. Druggist.
Orangeburg, =. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

Cnticura Remedies give satisfaction. The
Cuticura Soap leads as n toilet and medi-
cinal soap. GEORGE SElfI. Druggist.
Ellsworth, Kan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

Your Cuticura medicines are selling well
IN this locality.
CHAIR. IL J. ERTEL. Druggist,
CoNington. ny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

Asa druggist have for fifteen years sold
Your Cuticua Remedies, and can truihfully
say that they give perfect satisfaction, aud
several of the most stubborn cases OF Scrotula
| ever saw have been cured by them.
TAYLOR 4 TAYLOR.
Frankfort, Kan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

We are handling Cuticura Soap and IL has
0l,rdlA given entire satisfaction.
CARPENTER n THOMAS.
nrnggisls Cuba. Kan.
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.a4u sosToN. MAss.
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Your Cuticura Remedies are selling well
here VI. "a. DERSlIAM. Druggist.
Chetopa. Kan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

have been handling your Cutlcura Rem
cdics ever since their first introduction To
the trade, and have been most successful
with CuticuTa, and take pleasure IN recon-
+. -. WILLIAMS. Druggist.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

Have sold yOur Cuticua Remedies for
manY years with good results.
GEORGE SLOSSON. Druggist.
COiIeyV ille Kan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

have never heard "a complaint OF the
failure OF your Cuticura Remedies to secure
benefit. The Cuticura soap outsels amy
other medicinal soap.
l.. II. RAlNOLDS. Druggist.
Mankate. Kan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-28

sales II your Cuilcura Soap are greater
than any other. W. ;. FERRY * CO.
Harper. Ran.
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BOSTON. MASS. nah =
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

Syracuse Standard: How 10 keep the
Mugwumps and not keep any Republican
ideas is the question bothering the Dem
Ocrats.
Pittsburg Times: Watterson has a
heap of influence in the South. In what
ever direction he trends the people go the
other way.
Buffalo Times: Grover Cleveland's ad-
ministration will be Democratic to the
backbone in the matter of appointments,
as well as IN all other respects.
Pittsburg Chronicle-Tetegraph: Gen.
Joseph b. Hawley's statement as to the
position of President Arthur in the late
Presidential campaign is full, frank and
decided, and should set at rest all ques-
tions on that score.
Detroit Free Press: If the st. Johns
Prohibition party wishes to win it should
contrive to have the election held ON the
2d OF January. On the next day after
New Years those who have not sworn off
wish they had, and would vote for Pro
hibitionist on the strongest kind OF a
platform.
Detroit Post: The Chicago civil-ser-
vice reform league has prepared bill to
be submitted to the Illinois Legislature,
based upon the United States civil-service
act and the bills passed in Massachusetts
and New York. 1t would be well for the
Legislature of Michigan to adopt stat
nte which will introduce the Republican
plan of civil appointments into the politi-
cal machinery of this State.
Chicago Inter- Ocean: There seems to
be a very general desire by the politicians
of the State to make Senator Logan his
own successor and after the campaign of
last summer and fall the Inter Ocean
is not disposed to make any opposition
| thereto. The Senator carried himself
gallantly through the campaign, and
with one exception. most sensibly since
He has made many friends by his course
and is perhaps stronger before the nation
than ever before.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

Msllst. an Englishnsn- WHO gave sspssaai
attention 70 the subject concluded that
the amplitude OF the great Seapolitan
earthquake in 1857 was only two and q
half inches. Still considerable changes
Of level have frequently been observed.
These changes Of level are perhaps more
noticeable when the center OF disturbance
is under the sea, and lot too far distant
from the land At the time OF the great
Lisbon earthquake wave sixty feet high
struck the shore at Cadiz, aud IN l746 a
wave ON the coast of Peru deluged the
city Of Lima, seven miles from the coast.
and carried frigate several miles inland.
Mr. Mallet, however, refers these greater
elevations and depressions to incidental
forces, and not TO the direct transit OF
the earth wave" Whatever may be the
actual cause or causes, it must be ad-
mitted that but little is positively known
by the scientists in this field of inyesti-
CATION.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
ABOUT EARTHQUAKES.

Earthquakes are among the most diff
cult phenomena scientists have to study.
They come usually with little or no pre-
monition. and they bring such terror with
them that their effects are not observed
with sufficient exactness to preserve all
their scientific value. Rev. John Mitchell,
professor Of minerology in Cambridge
University, was led by the great earth
quake at Lisbon in 1855, TO study the
phenomena, and formed what may, per-
haps, be called the first scientific theory
OF these terrestrial disturbances. Pre-
Stunning the interior of the earth to be a
produced during the revolutions of the
globe. which shook the thin crust on
Which We live and thus ratified our crock
cry and frightened us out of our wits.
Prof, Alexis Perry, OF Dion, compiled
catalogue of earthquakes, and by care
ful analysis of this catalogue be observed
that earthquakes had occurred most fire.
quently when the moon was nearest the
earth and least frequently when the moon
was most distant. This has been sup
posed to indicate the existence of a sub
terranean tidal wave, and TO tend to con-
firm Mr.. Mitchelrs theory. Doubt
has been thrown on the wave theory.
however, by modern physicists who have
adduced strong evidence against the doc
trine Of liquid nucleus and thin crust.
Prof Dana suggests three causes of
earthquakes: First, tension and pressure
caused by contraction or expansion; sec
ond. any cause Of extensive movement.
"a the undermining of strata, the sudden
production OF vapor. etc: third. tidal
waves in the internal igneous material
OF the globe. It is we'll known
geological theory that the elevations
and depressions on the earth's surface
mountain ranges and valleys are but
wrinkles IN the earth's crust. produced by
the contraction consequent upon cooling
The grating Of the edges Of the rocky
crust would naturally produce vibrations.
as this contraction goes gradually on.
This illustrates the first Of Prot Danas
hypothesis. The second would be illus-
trated by the falling Of roofs of large sub
tereanesn vaults. produced by the solvent
action Of water upon salt or gypsum beds.
or by the sudden evolution Of vapors
caused BY large volumes Of water coming
in contact With highly heated masses q
rock. The Professors third theory Is
similar to Mr.. Mitchell's.
The frequent identity of earthquake
and volcanic areas suggests that earth
quakes and volcanoes have the same
origin. or at least that they are but differ
ent results Of the same canse. The fact that
often % material change in elevation is
produced tends 30 controvert the theory
Of the great s0itsticn cf a thin crust Mr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
Fifth Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the office of the col
lector for the Fifth ward will be- held Mt Richmond
& Garows sos Ottawa stre ct and that the tax roll
for said ward il now in the hands of the un-
derslgned for collection. and ths be will attend
of January after the first publication Of this no.
tice. from o'clock a. m. until 5oolock p m. for
the purpose of receiving taxes.
LEONARD CARLOW,
Collector Fifth Ward.
Datad Grand Ranids Nov. - Issl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
Third Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice il hereby given that the office OF the col
lector for the Third ward will be held at Denison
agricultural works. South Division street. and
that the tax roll for said ward is now in the hands
of the undersigned for collection and that he will
nd at his office until and including the 10th
day of January, after the first publication of this
notice from O'c ock a. IN. until o'cock p. M,
for the purpose of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. Nov. %. 1891
HENRY JEWETT,
Collector Third Ward
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
- 80 coIIeetor.s -.

Notice = hereby xven thst tho Office ~ the col-
l,zrtor FOR TIE Kirffh ~ar1 ~ be held ~ poasta-
roy 4 tawton's ls2 Wesf Fnlts.n street snd fhss
the tax rt,ii fsr said war3 i now IN fhe hands -
the undersigned for collection. snd that he viii
atterd at his sssa cf3ics until and inclodfnr the
Hfh dsy ~ tSnnary sfter tte fsrst rHblicsfion -
thle notice. fr3rn oclock A. n. onfil o'clock d.
n. far the psrp So e receivinx faxeS.
pated f4rand Rapists. Nov. ~ ISL
RoRERT BLJNRTCH
Ccslsctor Eixkfh Wsrd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
First Udrd Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the office of the col
lector for the First ward will be held at A South
Ionia street. and that the tax roll for said ward is
now in the hands of the undersigned for colec-
ton and that he will tend at his said otfce un-
til and including the 10th day of January. after
the first publication of this notice. from o'clock
a. m. until o'clock D. M, for the purpose OF re-
ceiylng taxes,
Dated Grand Rapids No. %, 1884.
j. w. VAN DOAIMELLEN,
Collector First Ward.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

Notice is hereby given that the office of the col
lectOr for the Fourth ward will be held at the
rOunty treasurers Office Lyon street and that the
Tax Roll for said ward Is now in the hands of the
undersigned for collection and that he will attend
at his said office until and including the 10th day
Of January after the first publication of this no.
tice from : o'clock a. m. to o'clock, d. m, for
the purpose of receiving taxes.
CHAS. A. ROBINSON,
Collector Fourth Ward.
Dated Grand Rapids Nov 29 1884,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

Notice - herebv given that the office of the col
lector far the Sixth ward viii be held at the corner
Of Leonard and Alpine streets. and that the tax
roll for sand ward i now in the hands of the un-
dersigned for collection. and that he viii attend
sc his said office until and including the 10Th day
January after the Arst publication Of this notice.
from o'clock q. m. until o'clock y. m. for the
purpose Of receiving taxes.
BARTEL JOINER.
Collector Sixth Ward.
Dated Grand Rauids Nov. - 1854
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

In HAS long been an adage that ''poh-
ties makes strange bed-fellows," but the
fact was never better illustrated than IN
the recent Speakership contest in New
York, in which the Platt-Cornell- Morton
combination worked for man who was
opposed by President Arthur's friends,
Sharpe, Draper and Warren.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

Ir would cost Chauneey NJ. Depew
$4,000 to serve term in the United
States Senate, the difference between his
present salary of $4,000 year as attor-
ney for the New York Central Railroad
and that Of $4,000 year, which he would
draw as Senator.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
Second Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the office of the col
lector for the Second ward will be held at Sproul
& McGurrin's store. Isl and 153 Monroe street,
and that the tax roll for said ward is now in the
hands of the undersigned for collie :ton. and that
he will attend at his said office until and includ-
ing the 10th day of January after the first publ ca
ton of this notice from 8 o'clock a. m. until
o'clock D. M, for the purpose of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids Nov. 70. 1884.
JAMES MUIR,
Collector Second Ward.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

Gov. RoADLEY recommends Ia his an
nual message that Ohio be made No
yember state. A compliance with the
suggestion would save humanity from
considerable unnecessary suffering every
four years
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

Notice il hereby given that the Office # the col
lectar for the seventh ward will be held AZ No "a
NcEeSnolds street between Fourth and Fifth
streets and that the tax roll for said wsrd - now
IN the hands - the undersigned for collection.
and that be viii attend Al his said ofhce until snd
including the ioth dav - January. after the first
publication ~ tins notice. from o'clock. a. n.
until o'clock p. m. FOR the purD 50 f receiving
tax s.
Dated Grand Rapids. Nov - fsst
JOHN A. LEMON
Coz art0r seventh Ward.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08

THE Office cat accused OF stealing the
New York Suns copy Of Cleveland's civil
service letter has become the target of a
good many editorial shots.