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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26
CRUEL LAWS.
An Instance of the Beauties OF English
Land Laws.

An Instance of the Beauties OF Ensllsl
Land Laws.
Instances of the beneficence anG
beauty of our land laws turn up in al
sorts Of places. Here is one which has
come to light through the medium OF
the Liverpool Bankruptcy Court. A
generation ago a peasant in the neigh
borhood of Ormskirk entered, with hi
son, into q t%wenty-one years lease o.
some bog-land at the rent Of one poun(
an acre. The son, illiterate but deter
mined, devoted himself heart and sou
to the improvement of the land, at tn,
same time hiring himself out, with hi
wife, to other farmers at a daily wag,
to scraps together money enough tt
live, and working at his own land il
the evening and at other spare times
By dint of ceaseless exertion he o
trived to drain, loan and manure tn
land, and in ten years its quality had 81
improved as to enable it to bear i've
age crops. Then he prospered in
small way, and still fired with the am
bition to take an honest place anon
the yeomen Of his native country, b
borrowed two hundred pounds, ever,
penny of which was devoted to enrich
ing the land. Not one shilling did tn
owner, Sir Thomas Hesketh, subscrib'
by way of assistance. The lease eS
pired, and then came the landlord
opportunity. The tenancy was cor
yearly, but at a rental Of tire
per acre. the luckless farme
being thus fined two hundred per cen
as the penalty Of his own industry, self
sacrifice and thrift. The increased rent
together with the loan he had incurret
and the bad agricultural seasons
him to the Bankruptcy Court
where, ruined, soured and de~solate. h,
doubtless meditates ~curiously upon tr
.%ccentricities of nineteenth century civ.
llzation. london Truth.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26

When a man is hanging, cut him down,
then go through his pockets.--Tsra Post.
When a man is coughing give him Red
Star Cough Cure baltimore AewS.
When you want to conquer pain, use st.
Jacobs Oil.-EhAGde,hia Ns-S.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26

United States Senator Eugene Hal
when absent from Washington devote
his time in improving the ground
about the fine new house no has bull
on a high hill at Ellsworth, Me. 1t i
the finest private dwelling in Maine
The foundation Is blasted out Of th
solid rock. Trees and walks beautif.
what was formerly a barren hill. Tb,
Mount Desert Mountains are conspicu,
GUS from his front door,-Boston Jour
val,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26

RRIGH'M lo'"v4 as4utrcd Lst,,e # Gen.
eral from iay'- been ca ed .Er2ry,
dear 50 often W his numerous yves
~ + E~ndsytu4eut.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26

"WHT, its the mos .tgen.'heu:4- fad
you a ca. "Pl~ti-A.t. tul ! Iun i vNut
to be ted to the s.zak a. the tIm- los.
ton Ba4s3t.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26

BEar, easiest to use AMI cheapest, Plso's
Remedy Tor CG;urr4. b druggists, 1Qc.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26

The censu returns of Dakota show
a larger per cent. Of growth in the
number of inhabitants, farms and
manufactures in the northern half Of
the Territory than in the southern
half, viz:
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26

STRIKING q natty dude-CIubbins a dan.
dy.-NIrali Ian. s..
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26
GOVERNMENT LANDS.
Total.

This large quantity of Government
lands entered in addition 10 the lands
sold by the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company indicates a large movement
OF settlers to this region OF country.
Public lands remaining unlisposed
OF in these States and Territories:
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26
~The Proper Study OF Mankind +, Man.

IT is the pr2fc-, nnal flute player no mas
to whistle for HI money.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26
NORTH DAKOTA.
MONTANA.

The report of Hon. S. T. Hauser.
Governor of Montana, to the Secretary
OF the Interior, October, 1885. estimates
the present population Of the Territory
at 1000; the population in 1880 was
S9,1T; increase, 70,S43. The report
estimates the value Of the silver, gold,
copper and lead exports at $50, $50, 900;
beef cattle, $1,000 head, valued at
s 4,6O0, 900; and of wool, 5000, 900
pounds, valued at 81, 800, 900. The
number of cattle now in the Territory
is placed at 900. 600 head: sheep, 1900.
900 head, and horses, 10000 head.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Washington Territory has expert
enced a rapid growth, since the con-
struction of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road has made accessible it's rich agri-
cultural districts. The population has
increased from "a. 100 in 1880 to 49,
600 in 1885. The Territory is free from
debt with S47, 90l. 81 in the treasury, and
the assessed valuation of property in
1884 was S51, 00S, 4S4.
GOVERNMENT LANDS.
The reports from the United States
General Land Office for 1883, 1854
and 1885 give the aggregate amount of
Government lands entered in the entire
United States for that period at 54,-
O76, 432 acres, Of which 20, $50, SOL acres,
or 30 per cent. of the acreage. was
taken up by settlers in the six North
r,,4 NAo1., -l ~.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-12-26

WHEN WRITING TO ADvERTIsERs
please say you saw the advertisements !"
this paper. Advertisers ike 10 XIII"
when and whsre taeir advertisements u"
paying bsSt,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
9

Our reporter called at the Grand Rapids
BOttling Works establishment of VIM. Ge-
lock. l21 Monroe street and was surprised
10 see the large amount of beer handled at
that place. Mr. O'clock told him that he
imported by the carload: especially the Er-
ira Poie Lager, so much called for IN this
city. Ills stock Is always fresh and from
the most famous brewery IN Chicago. lie
supplies the trade in Western Michigan and
this city. and his family custom Is simply
enormous, requiring constant employment
of several delivery wagons which are always
kept IN readiness to deliver II upon receiving
the order. either by mail or telephone. We
advise everyone to call and leave their orders
az his place of business. l2l Monroe street,
being convinced that Mr.. O'clock viii give
entire satisfaction. ne having made II q
speciality for several years past to please
the public by handling none but the best
kind of beer in addition 10 the old standby,
the famous "kusterer Beer 80 well and
favorably known throughout Michigan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

Al Tar MOKroN-M. ). Halliday, Boston;
&. W Hyatt. Philadelphia. *. H. Barnum
New York ". A. Stuart, Cincinnati; B. j
Church, Greenville: Robert l.. Heidi, De
trOit: j. L. Mallette. Chicago; L. l.. Jones,
Detroit. John Cummings, Columbus, O.; r.
j. Adams. Pittsburg; Frank /. BoWles
Chicago; T.. L. Adams, Detroit; ii. '
Stewart. Chicago \. j. Stevenson, New
York Geo. b. Gill Boston.
AT rHE EAGLE-J. W Shaw, ST. Louis
Mod j. -. Ring. Cincinnati; Hiram Nelzy
BrockpOrt, y. Y; G. K. Gown, Rockford
l.. II. Boss, Philadelphia; o. III. Marsh
BOyne Falls: j. W Dunning, Hesperia; NJ
L. Bower, Detroit; a ". Lovel-ss. Muske
ron: c. b. Nye. Stanton; j. NJ. Maxwell, In
dianapolis: J. l.. Lees. Buffalo A. NJ. Ives,
Medina. y. y: W y. Eaton, jackson.
AT SwEErs-James X. Hayes, Petoskey; l.
Creighton. Cadillac; 1hos. IL. Lohr, Pitts
burg: Phil Miller, Detroit; ". NJ. Baldwin
Chicago; G. A. Patterson, Detroit; Vim. A
Butler, Detroit; l.. G.. Rutherford, Hart: c
North. Elkhart: c. NJ. Atkins, Charlotte
Henry Jacobs, Muskegon.
Al 1HE RATHBUS-C. ID. Slade, Louisville
KY: 4. J. Miller. Portland, Ore; Walter ;
Hicks. Ann Arbor; W. A. Anderson, Ere
mont; Judd Griswold, ElmIra, y. y: j. "
Runner. New York; +. G. Alexander, Detroit
f. I. Albright. lansing; NJ NJ. Mclean
Spring Lake; {. Durkee. Altoona; A. }. Blake
Leslie.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

strong and healthy looking Dane, with
a breath suggestive of poor whisky, applied
% the County Superintendents of the Poor
yesterday for aid. He was fortified with the
statement OF a reputable local physician that
food would IA no manner disagree with the
condition OF his stomach. The superinten-
dents wrote out an order upon a restaurant
and rendered It 20 him. With shake of the
head. shrug Of the shoulders and injured
look be -purned the gift. and, IN broken
English. made 10 known money was the aru-
Gle needed. His clothes demonstrated this
fact, but fearing their change might soon
rattle in a saloon keepers till he was sent
away empty handed. such cases are FIRE
gueut
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
noT snAkEs sur = oepoI
4 Curious yslca 81 Tunes Re
porter ~ Pftnf

,oaae ll8le 40 tnFIliing st3fs s4teAreo
IL 80 ~ saF ulorllIly coisalgsorariss r--
Sarliaz . alaaueta underground esssfn,
..,sat.sd beneath tal- elfs si.s hou4s "a daring
rob1srs ana eaf ttftsafs Ghe asep .Lo~
liel manliiaF li.. rsrff. ~.,s ihe oals stel'scte
sE,llasl .ss la4Ess,iate discovery lhe s1o~
has long sla.e sa1asi.sl aasi sltn g tbs iaa-
probable allaeil4atlssa ~ the rsFortss7.
40 es-agsa -8 palm % the Attle
areaa agoa uhs pabhe for taet-
The u-poftsr- ~iao 4orzed a. lhls gigantic
..sooog base a4ors rseenliy 5oIned fortgEas
apoa the same daily a.lG yesterday tae
dizntg imaginative biEd s@sI4 took lts
1iasse sp0u t1a thF0ns shsre reason should
aaFe held ssay. The result sls picture a.
selrd - Mohanluleds ; vision " the seven
heasens. A geritable crystal palace, ~ cover
blocks 4nd blocks " space, ~ILh business
houses and streets tzsEefsing its appes
labs yrinlhs. 49, pictared ouu az being set
d0~a Ia a someehat notorioas and an~hole-
.oue portion Ut tns tlrsG Ward Cat and
la from either cad 0f tIsl- building
xefs - run tbe slK railroads entering
the city T. IS thought by many
ths beautiful vision. written az 80 graph
caliy had t- only foundation IA the fact that
far hfteeu yeaFs a Union Depot % meet the
x.lnt- 0f .sli the road-, has been talAed Of %
oe located near the present structure on
fOnia street.
The Eagis. undoubtedly taxing tnls view
% the matter ignored the article entirely,
xhls the Ereassg Ieasier summed ap the
matter as follows
The reporter- ~ the Iimss have prepared
alans and sprcihcatllu- for a magnificent
aalf million d0ilar uarble. iron and brick
nion Depot. shich wlll De erected on the
-lte 0f The present uion Depot and cover
-ix blocks of land. and De- Used by All the
railroads entering the city. II y understood
that the ralirOad companies viii oe consulted
before the contracts are let and the work
commenced
Dn bis attention being called % the mat
ter yesterday afternoon, Secretary Hnghart
of the g. K 4 t. sud. The matter OF a
new depot has been talked more or less for
the past hfteen years bat Il has never taken
definite form. The managers OF other roads
have not been consulted. although l have
often beard railroad men and others remark
that it would be "A good thing for the roads 20
unite aud build a commodiOus Union Depot.
The g.. r. x /. might be willing 10 put it,
haud into a stock company TO build depot.
lt has land enough ia the vieinity-ail that
D needed for such purpOse-and has not
negotiated for any more. Plans have
not been drawn nor discussed. and all there
has transpired in regard 10 the matter has
been informal talk This part of the city has
been improved greatly since this building
was built, and W hope for further improve
ment-"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
rEsTeRoAf couRTs

sursAssA. HenFg T. Ledger -. Astaza
4. sl1a Le.a, No rsib aaG frzacls bos
.sus5 Assslit AID eat1zEs lD trial --
sid1ey a. Nlbaazz -. tas tlly ~ Grad
haki.ss. fre-g.4-s sn tae ease LiellaTref
osefruiea-
Crs-ul1. Geozxs y Caae -. Erastes T.
Hammond A>silusp.-ll. C0HaE2st over
- Ia @1lhssut eosts ~ -Itaef Qsits ----
Charles j Poster W. Aaolph Leltst zao
Oscar a. ksnslaa. AseanKziI Argued -la
sunn4laed cFira sErlnS Company -
LgnaaA q hiuEsg. iFosef. Arssed sI1
.1Dm1tted-
PEoaArs. k-tars ~ Guy ;. alden. de-
e-s.s4a Petition fog appointment ~ admin
istraI.lr rled. ana Map l5 -et for hearlDg -
Estate ~ tioEeAce A. sl1el a al. Orceg
appointing Mary l.. y alden guardian ---
EstaLs " Christopher g. Alien. uenta-ly IN
coflHsseat Urder all0sing account of laas
renee T. Eddy foE iegal services Guardian Is
annual ssscount rled --E-tale u Michael
hyan. deceased. Administrator nnAl &c
coant MED May 4. set for hearing Estate
II Ed&ard Demand. deceased. Order de-
teruinlug Maulda Demund, Gertrude ,.
Demund and sarah +. Angel, Llz-
ns Demund snd George A. Demen'i
heirs al ias. - Estate ~ Cor
usha N NiekbAm deceased Order
allo3ing claims and decree for payment 0f
d1bts- ~ Estate of Alssh " Brown, minor.
Order confirming guardian, report "a
mOr.gaganz fesl estate - Estate Of Emily
4. Austin. deceased. Appraisers warrant
and inventory nled - Estate OF Chester
Phillips, deceased. Petition for probate Ot
~ill nled. May i9 Set for hearing. - Estate
OF William Is Ter, deceased. Bond filed aud
letters testamentary issued 10 A0egall T..
Tyler aud Charles T.. Patterson. Appraiser
warrant issued 90 john Patterson, Sr., and
Man-ur ~. Peek. ~ Estate Of Hattie NJ.
Hainas. minor. Guardian discharged. -
tstate Of Nicholas kmmOns. deceased Coma
missioner warrant and report rled, and
order for payment Of claims. s. Estate Ol
Mm c. Stebblus. deceased. Bond and oath
on sale Of real estate filed. .- Estate OF Mary
T. Halnes. minor. Order appointing Nose
ID. Haines guardian.
PoIICE-Clty -. David Rex. Disorderly
Paid S535.- The People ~. William Inn
mer. Assault and battery. Adjourned "a
April n
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

The following letters remain in the post
office uncalled for:
LADIES LIST.
A-Abbott Mr. Hattie. Aldrich Mrs Lucy. Allen
Mrs Sarah J.
b Boazden Miss Maud Bap Susie. Brigg-
Grace Bass Mrs Eya. Bonley Mrs. Butler Miss
Elizabeth
CLARK Mrs Mary +.
D. Doriand Mrs ]. Davis Mrs Ira Defoung
Miss Jessie Dennis Mrs Lida ,
F-Fisher Mrs Dr j Fisher Rose. Finn Mary.
-Hamphill. Mrs Marcy. Hubbs Miss Grace.
J-Hohnston Sharlott. Johnson Miss Il. Jones
Maria 4.
K-Kelly Mrs J. Knapp Miss Nettie. kirkpat-
rick Eliza J.
Is-Leonard Mrs B. Lee Miss Ida.
N-Mentz0r Miss Anna. Morton Mrs 4 j. Nc
Alister Mr. Hattie Maude Mrs Louis. McChesney
Mr. MARY Martin Miss Min II ? Maste Mrs Mary.
N-Nanzee Miss :. Norton Clara.
O'Brien Jane O'Ncil Mrs Lettie
P-Phihp- Mrs Carrie Pennell Mrs Della.
Pritchard Mrs Martha. Pavey Mrs.
R-Robinson Minnie. Rockwell Mr. X.
SSporteck Mrs l.. Spur Mrs {. smiley Mrs
G. Spencer Miss Cora Smith Miss tmma. Sweet
Miss ~ ntha. SpOtsssood Mrs Z.
Town Miss laura, Thompson Mrs VI }.
Tucker Alrs Nettie.
Watson ora NJ. WeatheTwax Mrs Clyde b.
Weymer. Miss Adam. Wood Miss Pearl.
Young Miss Mary.
II. y. MOORE. Postmaster.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

40 the last meeting % the Common Coun-
cil tae Committee on Ways and Means was
instructed fo p1rchase. if on reasonable
terms. a strip Of land twenty i've feet wide
Of tnthony Bodslscs. adjoining the CITY
dali lof for tae purpose ct opening ara aBey.
NJ. Bodelacs wants $500 tor the land. or
ssn per foot The Council voted the alley
a necessary puhlic improvement. the con-
naitee viN not pay thi- fancy rrice for the
fni and t isprobahie ti at Superior Court
url viii have to decide vhst ia ree.onab. g
value
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

man named Charles Osborne was ar
rested yesterday morning on the charge of
obtaining property by false pretenses.
10 seems thar Osborne met farmer from
Walker township aud pretended that he
wanted ca bgs horse The farmer offered
20 sell one for Sl25. Osborne after consid-
erabie parleying concluded to take the
horse and vas o. 70 % rhe farmer's residence.
leave the money and take the horse. He
went to the house. took the horse and left
only 81 with the farmers son telling him
that such vas the agreement. Osborne then
sold the horse and neglected to pay the bal
ance of 500 and the farmer had him ar
rested. Osborne is in jail
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
Prophecy ~ An Interested Prophet.

Prophecy ~ An Interested Prophet.
suov how it viii come out" ssid a
gentleman. who a short time since vas an
noonce1 as expecting "a government posi-
aon ga the event ~ senator Lozan's re-
slecton. TIE lllinois legislature viii
8d diauru Vitaout elecun- a ~enafor Senator
logan Fin. hc appointed e. a3 the vacancy.
and xhen the aer, Legislature r. elected it
vii he strongly Repnhiiean AMI then t4en.
Isrsn viH b. -e-elected care That's iust
ths say it rili cafus out
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
brighten un Your Houses.

The beautiful weather We are having re-
minds "a that we must fix up our houses. A
little money expended for paint viii make a
great Improvement. not ouly helping the ap-
pearance bat also protecting our property.
When we have decided what Ia do We should
not forget that we can get more for our
money IN paints paint oils. varnishes and
brushes no the old reliable drug store of Geo.
q. Sfeketee. ~ Monroe street. than at any
other place in the city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

FARMER are aopiug zoe - sarm shower -
s1lisen vegetation.
This &. ths raosf lnasicai tme ~ the yeas
la me o0uutrl -rros.-
Rev 8 u Gilbert lectures a. the Ames NJ
b Nharch tnl- evening
Foar eharch entertainment. lhi- evening
tso lo- alorroA esefltnz
N.s. N they IS eh,-s in oat-,ioor skstching
.iil begin sort nell ~ edaesda5
Iast.ectof O,-orze Coos vent so Lowell .a-t
evening 3D. INSPECT IS ..-on Post, e.. A. Il.
There sas q 6rsak n one of the shoe
iaaSrr water uaallus n houfoe street yestef
dag.
Il i rimofed thai after MAJ . Marshal
tireeue ssll Sass lositlon oE the tfrasf1
Leader
The street. hallway Company II building a
double track and neN car shed oo Hail
street.
~ Mayor Diksinan aa- .oli the sorrel
flig ~Ela Brtdieg t0 &. Kennedy Price
not stated.
Note of ussue Tor The MAJ term Of the
Circuit Court ma-t os dled before nest sat
arias night.
The Rose Eyunge Company. which vas
billed o. appstF ler- -oon, stranded lu East
otZruaN iuerday
John Reeves. the muddy insane young
man, II 81 he laken to beilegllle. Ont, where
ais parents rfr'itie.
The lsdles 0f the Park Congregational
Church nve 4 social md supper at che church
parlors tbIs evening.
Oihcer Grcf served ave nOtices and ia
ye-illssted nine stses under the compulsory
school law yesterday.
Charles 81. hyde Rockford. aud \. Fred
Avery cltg. nied notarial bonds with the
Count, CLERK yesterday
The names OF precisely one hundred neS
subscribers b. Tux IsLEGHAN in thls city
we're received yesterday
You can 5oe1n o. catch brook trout one
week from 70 -morrow. n yOu know where
they Are and have good luck.
The Hoptonir Company will locate m a
secti0n of t1e uaW Gilbert oiOck, on Ottawa
street direcsly opposite the gis works.
Mallet and sucser. are being taken from
the river iu iar-a numbers Bat two stur-
reon have been taken 80 lar this Spring.
Harry Rum-ey wa arrested on Canal
street yesterday mOrulug for ocing dl-orderif-
tie vas taken ~ jail 60 aEait examination.
Anns Eva Fay. the ''indiscribable phenom
cuCn. vii give an entertainment at Red
m0nd's Opera House uext Sunday evening.
The warm auagsr socisl gwen by Custer
Relief Corps at Oddfeli0ws Hail last even
iug Wa ieaseut AFFAIR, and quite largely
attended.
The ruurnnref the old double-ender cars
bv the street Railway Company Yesterday
xaa ne,.sssitafsd by the making of repairs -
turn- tables.
II A does not rain within the neat forty
at.rht hours the rnud- holes iu Iouia street in
front of TIE Government building wil have
disappeared
Assistant Fire Marshall Baxter viii repre-
s.uf fhfa -itr AZ fhs anuuM convention Of
ths Nishfran Fir-fnsn's state Association at
klhtop ou Nav -
f4 ...........4 -, ~. ,f,~.d nron the
~ ~. ~, 49,, Srni+b wiu bs
t -. ~. ,r....t..ff f.-.,-.,+.. llorls e-..rt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
Clark & Scuddec Lumber Compan

LARK q SCuddsr LUMBER company
A uew corporation to be known AZ the
Clark q Scudder Lumber Company tled ar
tic.e- u a-sociatl0n with the County Clerk
yesterday The capital stock u $4,000. iii
gijed into 500 shares OF 80 each The in
corporators are Melvin J. Clark. Samuel
Scgdder taureu- ". Wolcott. M7ses Tag
CART. isaac VI. Clark Frank Jewell and y.
~. Carpenter. The company operations
gi.l for the present be the cutting of sever
al million feet of piue lumber from a tract
nsar Duluth. Mimi. The main offices will
he located M this city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
Ice Creanl Ice Cceaml

You can find the genuine unaduiterated ar
ticle az the Confectionery, No. - south ih-
vision street.
FRgpFs1cK BrH E~poRFr.
Tickets Tor the Musical and Literary Con
cert 20 be gwen Friday evening april Iith,
st second Street II p. Charch. may b. had
az the stores ~ Jarnee Fnrmau aud Whit
worth S Aldeu's West Bridge street
Kilt suits at half price.
SrkR CuorHrvo HoOsr.
The cheapest plsce 20 hoy garden ses'ia in
buis is At efoossn e. its Monroe street
The finest assortment of bnzziea. phwton.
sarreys and frring ragous ia the catY ai a
R. Anfisdels
KHt suiis 81 as au she a.
~rta tsufHSo liotsF
Stoves siora,l fof fhe SKINNER siasan.
huntan Hma.. u s. iHviaou.
kaeo Checas,i Csss Sir Salt ~ gto0
HrAa Cfafnnsa itafaF
nay goaf basges sfi ti.ss~a- ~ A a.
Anisasisl
Tff n.s So aeai askss 81 n.s wial-n
yaIne HsIi iIt Manfar stfeef
as~ eaiatsss h4f cbafes 81 Hafs
alsa g. safe fau -ee f
fas hosas f#r e A 3 Aeissaei
k.f sasi- Is 80 - a.s e.
sfss tssta taszss Haf-s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
Towels.

A fre~h shipment of new and hne s,ssigns il
Turki,, Towels al 25c. worth $3.50.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
JOB PRINTING.

The IzL1iAAIa in lDs pfei.s.fesi - ~
"a 2lEa4s e .,,ii printing slin dspaseiL
al ,sf,iafs lsft ai tba eoantiaAl rs.aa al
ssssIss prompt attention
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

4as llsoseg1bsr .sss rsceisss.s isz ELs-
.sA4 resssiessls llaa Promptly astt eoafef a
scr ~ aoflfgiaa fsal s9tos ~ lsispiaosle as
estsi sara flr tel6phDns aaaDer = 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

Wr Al kina flrfa NtF8fs fla5es f.ai
afssre Na sisies H.tf 81 hsa saTefrsi sIfh
ri .Isrf 'af rafuatat. t.sfa 8s sfft'rd ~
Eatssis ffii snf sss -1frrl Isl sffse
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

The ooas flds circulation o. The
Tslsgram thss far the present week
has 0ssa as follo~.s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

ee afH gafna aHf ~ Hse ksH saff- All
ef saits si eHs taif fts a5afhaf Hfle~
seas ftsfassa fitfseE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

Ihrauzh tae azenrg 81 Nesars. Doornink
s fsu puSter q. ~ ihiz cify. the following
asrne3 eersons lssee Tor tflaferti.snf. Hai
'and this raek g. Str7ser. , ~fryker. 9
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n,ennk. g. 2 Heoaaelsg. 3 feoHe t r.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

\ b The quarter of sale Muslin Underwear and
Hamburg Embroideries closes tins week All Winter gar
ments viii be packed week aud reasonable ~her
will be refused this week on Ladies and Misses Winter
ClOaks
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

lou can find the genuine unaduiterated ar
ticle at the Confectionery. No. - south ID
vision street.
FHEnrnrrE RTlII ENrn.rT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

His suits st half price.
srsR CuorHrvo Horsr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

Stoves floreti fef fse SKINNER ssasen.
hnnsHn Hm,a.. 81 s. iHeisieu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23
Unclaimed Letters.

The following letters remain in the post
office uncalled for:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

The cheapest piece % hoy garden seeds %
buik Be- at trossssn's f. ia Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

The finest assortment of bnzziea. phrton
sarreys and srrins wagons Ia tho catY si a
R Anfisdels
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-23

kit Snta sf ~. at she A.
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