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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-12-10
q. H. O'LEARY.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES !

COOKING STOVES AND RANGES!
II HAVE just received CAR LOAD Of Charles
\ Noble & Co.'S stoves-making stock on hands
Sc COOKING STOVES AND RANGES
OF this Factory. AS these Stoves have been
sold in this county for OVER TWENTY YEARS,
they speak for themselves as to quality and
durability and as to prices they have been
bought so that I am prepared meet prices OF
any parties who claim to do wholesale business.
CAST IRON RANGES.
For S25 and $50 we will sell CAST IRON
RANGE with all the Improvements which
we believe prove to be Of more service than
the Sheet Iron Ranges which have been SELL
ing at S65.0O.
RICHMOND STOVE CO.'S STOVES.
We have receive this week, large lot Of these
Stoves which will make with Stock Oh hand 80
Cooking Stoves Of this Factory.
l6 HEATING STOVES.
16 Heating Stoves Of both the above Factories
making NV present stock of Stoves, ITO, which
must be sold.
A SIDE ISSUE-A LADY'S SADDLE.
Since nv car load purchase of last'Fall have
sold 10l Stoves, which consider pretty good 1or
a dull wear, on "side issue of business-the
reason is good-no expense except warehouse
room, and money invested, and people are learn
ing that it is business to buy from local dealer
who sells them right and when they want
Fire Back or Crate all they have to do is to call
and get it without sending to Troy, \. Y. or
Ohio for or lbs of casting-freight costing
three times as much as the repairs cost. f9r
these and many other reasons it is to your ao-
vantage to call on G.. II. O'LEARY, Dealer In
Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, Saddles and Harness.
G. H. OLEARY.
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Cine.

Try our Proctors Glue, at Is cents. Will mend
anything. Sold in monty by
MAY S MAY.
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AUCTION SALES.

LAND FOR SALE.
IT WILL sell at public outcry, at YORK COURT
1 HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN JAN
UARY, 1856, the tract Of land Oh Turk key Creek,
containing los ACRES, known as the "Lock-
hart Place" The said land is bounded by lands
of Jacob Lucas, deceased and others.
TERMs-One-third Cash: balance in twelve
months, with interest from day of sale. Title
reserved until the land is paid for.
For any information, address
l.. j. DICKSON, Agent,
Kings Mountain, n. c.
Decemberl 10 % 81
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w. e.. LATlMER.
NEW MARK ETS.

VX7E have received this week another lot of
w those beautiful New Markets, which are
so cheap and stylish that every lady can and
ought to have one We bought them very cheap
and are selling them correspondingly low.
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HUNTER & OATES.
DECEMBER, 1885.

DECEMBER, 1855.
L to call your attention to our tremendous
stock of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
And other heavy goods. AS everybody knows,
the Mammoth is the place to buy these goods;
They know this from ten years experience, and
having been satisfied and we'll pleased with their
purchases this long they will
Try the Old Place Again,
When they hear that the stock is larger, prices
lower, and advantages greater in every respect
than eyer before.
Our Stock of Clothing
Is large and well-selected, and we can fit and
please anybody in Suit or single garment at
any price from the cheapest suit on the market
to the best ever brought to Yorkville.
The Cuts are New and Stylish,
The goods handsome and durable, the make un-
surpassed the fit perfect, and the price as low as
the lowest.
Our 0vercoats Rival,
In every respect our other Clothing. They have
been admired by everybody and pronounced the
most handsome and stylish ever offered to the
trade in this market, and with all these attrac-
tions they are cheap. See them. We will make
you
Special Bargains.
Four pieces of homemade James Of the best quail
ity, indigo chain, and yard wide, and sold
cheap. The largest stock Of
BOOTS. AND SHOES
In town. embracing every style and quality, and
prices low. Our Dorsch's gents fine Shoes are
still selling rapidly, and are giving, as they have
always done, perfect satisfaction in every case.
The P. Cox's Ladies' and Misses fine Shoes, like
the Dorsch Shoe,
Sold only at the Mammoth,
Have proven themselves durable, and are, be-
yond a doubt, much cheaper, much more stylish
and as durable as any make OH the market.
CLOAKS AND WRAPS,
Of every description and some Of the cheapest
as we'll as the most stylish and handsome on the
market
Dry Goods, Notions;
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Millinery, &C.,
in full stock. Come to the Mammoth.
HUNTER Il OATES.
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A Proposition.

70 parties who owe me accounts or notes for
Merchandise or Fertilizers, payable in money,
enable all parties who avail themselves of it to
enjoy all the benefits gained by holding their
cotton: will take your cotton at present mar
ket price and give your account or note credit
for the amount and charge you with the same
amount against your cotton, and will retain
samples of the cotton and allow you the privil-
eye of putting your samples on the market any
time between now and the 18th day of Februa-
ry next for Il basis of final settlement and will
money thus advanced and 40 cents per bale per
month for storeage and insurance.
Fam compelled to have money and offer this as
the most available method to help my friends to
get the advantage of holding their cotton. 9th
erwise will have to ask my friends to sell and
pay up.
JOHN r. .tSHE.
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@ MI lay 81 MI NAY, @
u DRUGGISTS. "a

DRUGS. DRUGS, DRUGS.
A FULL and complete stock on hand.
BLUE STONE, BLUE STONE.
Come and get your balance cheap
4 full stock Of S. S. S. and B. b. B.
Phillips Phosphates and Cod Liver Oils.
Fellow Hypophosphites, Lime and Soda.
Wizard Oil, large and small.
TUFTS Hair Dye.
Richmond Il Pemberton's
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
A beautiful lot Of fine Boxes, Extracts and Co
lognes. Also, Combs, Brushes, fine Face Pow
ders, Hagans Magnolia Balm and Bloom of
Youth.
LISTEN.
If advertising don't pay, just come and ask
MAY Il MAY how many bottles of Proctorss
celebrated Glue they have sold in 90 days, and
then YOU will try it yourself, as many good men
have done before you.
MAY & MAY.
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4 CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

Don't you want the best Sewing Machine made,
the American. One lady tells us she has made
over two hundred dollars with her American
Sewing Machine, besides doing the Sewing for
her family Of seven.
An American No. Machine is a nice Christ
mas present for you to give to your wife.
The American Sewing Machine No I. guar
anteed, warranted. Can't be beat For sale at
KENNEDY BROS. Il BARRON'S.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

VBNII T. creditors of \. ]. DEVINNEY, deceased
will present their demands against his estate
to me, duly authenticated according to law.
JOS: +. WALLACE, Administrator
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WANTED.

Wool, Wool Socks. Wool James and Linseys,
and everybody to call and get pair ofShoes or
Boots. All sizes of Rubber Boots and Shoes
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

4 LII persons having demands against the cs-
" tate of Mrs. NJ. AGNES LINDSAY, deceas-
ed, are notified to present the same mt once,
duly atteStcd. Those indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payment.
J. 4. ERWIN, Administrator.
December ~ st
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KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON,
BLANKETS. BLANKETS.

BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
NHEAP Blankets, colored Blankets, red Blan-
7 J kets, white Blankets, nice Blankets. We
want everybody to come and buy our Blankets.
Remember-We have Blankets.
KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON.
Accounts. Accounts. Accounts.
Your Notes and Accounts are past due. We
need the money. Your account is ready. Please
come and settleit.
KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON.
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The Flowers Yield Up Their Sweets.
The odor yielding flowers and plants of the
world pay their tributes Of sweets to the Toilet
Waters and Soaps of the COLGATEs. The per-
fume laden Zephyrs of Araby were never
freighted with more divinely exquisite and de-
light giving odors.
A full line of these Waters and Soaps and the
Vaseline preparations of the Colgates now in
stock. JNO. c. .kUIkENDAL.
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You Better Believe 1t.

TO parties who owe us for this years supplies
wewould say that this is the last notice we intend
to give you, and earnestly request that you come
and settle or make some arrangement, otherwise
we will most positively place your accounts in
the hands of collector. w. G.. LAT1MER.
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JOHN R. ASHE.
| NEED MONEY.

II HAVE bank notes coming due and urge the
/ necessity of the promptness ofmy friends and
customers who are indebted to me by note or ac-
count for store goods or Fertilizers as it amounts
to the same to YOU whether cotton be high or
low when payments are to he made in cotton.
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CLOTHING.

We are offering positive bargains in Clothing,
Overcoats, Blankets, &c. These goods were
bought in large quantities and of course cheaper
than parties who buy small bills. Can show you
an alt-wool Suit for $500 and genuine Melton
Cloth Overcoat for $1,000. An elegant line of all
kinds of
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

The celebrated erfect-ftting Imperial Shirt, the
best sold for Sl.OO. Try ii and you will wear no
other Hanan & Sons handmade Shoes, which
ket.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS.

Our stock of these goods is the handsomest
that has ever been shown in town. Our line
of hand painted Cards are gems of art
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STUDEBAKER WAGONS.

We have in stock and to arrive full line of
sizes of this celebrated Wagon, and shall he glad
to talk wagon to any who may wish to purchase
as good if not the best wagon on our market.
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III. +. ADICK ES.
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YORK COUNTY BONDS.

Decanlber 10
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-10
YESTERDAYS COURTS.
lIr--Not in session..

CIRCUIT.-NOt IN session.
OFFICIAL BusINRss.-The People VS.. Jo-
seph Whiting. Assault with intent TO dc
great bodily harm. Return on examination
by Justice Hunter filed.
PRoBATE.-Emily NJ. Horton, deceased.
Authenticated copy of foreign will and pc
tition for allowance of same filed.-Estate
of Warren b. Thompson, deceased. Warrant
and inventory and widows petition for as
signment of statutory allowance fled
Estate of Asa Clark, deceased. Warrant and
inventory filed.-Estate of Arletta Fitch,
deceased. Petition for appointment of ad-
ministrator filed, and Aug set for hearing
PoLIcE.-Thomas Biggs. Drunk. Paid
S5.35. Richard Chirgwin and Patrick
Hanlon. Drunks. Jail II days EACH
George Van Brunt. Disorderly. Paid S7.35
Bert Wilson. Disorderly. Jail &c
days.
SUPERIoR.-M Martin r. Mehs as admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Louis A. DeGraaf VS.
The Detroit, Grand Haven Il Milwaukee
Railway Company. Trespass on the case
Settled. Martha NJ. Tompkins VS.. Harvey
j. Hollis.sr et al. In chancery. Motion tC
amend bill OF complaint.
JUSTICE SAuNDERs.-Julius Houseman VS.
Adam A. Hydorn. Assurnpsit. Judgment
for plaintiff 5000 and costs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-10
An Insult to Mr.. artisdel.

''With the usual regularity some of our con-
temporaries keep up their reputation for
laundering and being unreliable" In its
issue of last evening, one of them relative
to the case of Chas. Symonds, who was re-
Gently arrested on suspicion of having stolen
articles from the Rathbun House, and since
discharged, the paper heads its article AN
-isdel Arrested" which Is a slur and abuse
ON the good character of Mr.. Antisdel. There
is no cause for such statements, as the facts
viii not bear them out. Mr.. Antisdel stated
20 a TELEGRAM reporter last evening that he
aad abundant proof with which to convict,
and should the case of false imprisonment
De brought up for trial he would bring forth
facts that would surprise every one. bis
reason for not appearing against Mr..
Symonds on the trial was that his principal
witness was in Chicago. and he thought that
il would be better, under the circumstances,
10 drop the suit. Mr.. Antisdel is now per-
feetly willing to stand trial for false impris-
onment, and does not intend to be defrauded
out OF any money by premature settlement.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-10
Midnight Assaulters.

samuel L. Morrison. who keeps a saloon
at 81 South Division street, was assaulted by
two unknown ruffians late Wednesday night.
lie had closed his place of business and went
out into the barn which is in the alley at the
rear. 10 see that everything was safe there.
When entering the door two men sprang at
him, one of them grabbing him about the
neck and the other struck him slight blow
with pitch-fork. Not deemins 1t safe TO
attempt 70 master the two, he used all his
efforts 10 try To get away, and finally sue
ceeded- His cries of police scared the as
-aulters and they fed down the alley and
across thA vacant lots IN hot haste. Mr.. Nor
rison had considerable money IN his posses
sion aud the theory il that they intended TO
rob him. slight scratch on the arm made
b. the pitch-fork Il the only injury suffered
by Mr.. Morrison. Tho intense darkness of
the locality prevented the seeing Of the two
men. and the matter OF identity will prob
ably always remain a mystery.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-10
FIRE AND POLICE.
Proceedings OF the Regular Weekly
Meeting Held Yesterday.

President RaEhban presided at the tasst-
Ing Of the Poliee and Fire Commissioners,
yesterday, and Commissioners Powers and
Whitney we're present
Sopt. Perm sas before inc Board ia tho
interest of his department. The following
Communications we're resolved snd referred
q propes committees; From John Hyatt
and George q. Graves. applications for po-
sitions on the poliee force From Supt.
Perry. concerning matters OF discipline.
Report Of condition OF street lights for the
week ending July : From Marshal LEMON,
rsports OF iires July 3 5, d, and =. From
TIE Fabric Fire Hose Company, of New
Work, proposals Ia furnish hose. The toll
Essng acooants were allowed.
Police department pay ron for June. 81.
9sf-3z. are departments pay roll Tor June,
SA,4l0.0l; +. ". Catlln. washing, $50; NJ.
Kinney. morse sh0cing. s2l.t0s Grand Rapids
Electric Light and Power Company, light
ulx Sls.Os ". l.. Wilson, horse shoeing.
xe10: Grand Rapids Gas Company, police
department.. sis.l3; Grand Rapids Gas Com
pAny. frs department, S9.t4; b. T. Me
REYNOLDS salary, June. $500; A. Douglass.
uleals. 81 q: " sander, <e3 =; Dsm0crdf,
asiyertising, 20 cents; q. A. Berwin, coloring.
:. cents; lelephone Company, rental. Sls. 5O'
Telephone Company, messages, sos; Put
nam 6 Barnhart Lumber Company, $3.50;
f. Jennings. repairs, $40; Times Company,
advertising, $500.
The COMMITTEES on Property recommended
the purchase OF 90 feet of hose; postage
stamps for Use of the police department; also
uiemOFauda books for sergeants use, and
new hoops for horses foot bath. For the
Fire Alarm department, two long handled
i shovels. one spoon shovel, three pixies and
poles. two iron bars and one cant-hook.
Adopted.
The bond OF VIM. Morrison rs surety for
the proper fulfilling of the contract of j.
/ Curtis for building addition 10 No. engine
house was adopted. The Committee on Men
and Discipline, To whom was referred the
matter of refusal of certain members of the
hre department TO become members of the
Relief Association, found upon examina-
I tion there were mitigating circumstances
sufficient 20 recommend their reinstatement
without loss of pay during time of suspen-
son, they having consented TO conform to
the rules Adopted
The resignation of Clinton Sam, part pay
. ladderman, was accepted. to take effect July
F T. The resignation OF Patrolman Patrick
kearney was accepted. The committee %
I whom was referred the matter of can-boxes,
Ia connection with the patrol-sentry system,
reported 10 having written to the proper
authority concerning letters patent covering
/ the invention.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-10
To-fiights Banquet. -.

Every preparation II being made for a fine
time At the Hoptonic Company's reception
this evening at their factory on Ottawa street.
spring Company have chargeiDf the deco
rstiOns. and the rooms are - be handsomely
trimmed with flowers. evcrRreens and bunt-
ing. Ia connection with the three hundred
invitations Issued n large delegation Of the
newspaper fraternity Viil return from their
trip north ia time - enjoy the fun. Pow
era's Opera House Orchestra viii furnish the
mn-ic. assi-.ed BY Mr.. Adelaide Hicks,
Mrs. r. n. Davis. Prof Coiwell and the
Schubert Club. The speakers will be Hon.
N - Crosby, Hon. }. ". Stone, VIII A.
smith. Rev II. PgWers. Col Y. v Fox, Dr..
William Wood. y ". Rail-. ". N. Hartford,
h b. Fisher aud Lloyd Brczee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-10
PERSONAL

A. d. Wood. Of Holson. - in the city on
bu due-s tais 0eek.
NJ Bert Taft OF Greene county. y. ".
- visiting frieu Is in this city
Nm. l. Jones has gone - Chicago and
New YORK on a VISIT ta his sisters.
G. 81. Killero bas returned from a I.lsas-
ant visit with be Chicago frieuds.
Mrs. J. "a. tmpbsil iefs yesterday - spend
The sunmer at Marfha'- Vineyard.
n. b. Iri=h. proprietor ~ the Cutler House.
Grand Haven. Tss ia che ciiy yesterday.
~ a. H. rams-. ~ san Francisco. Cal.
"a registered at fhs kathbeH last week.
Fueese g lilas-. ~ the Battle Creek S-a-
ffg f<iL nssd- our Office visit last night.
Hs.re f-. Levi. "a Indianapolis. IL the
.,-i-.sf ~ his br8tlseF l. O. Isgi in tlIis city.
Akiernsan Cseeus and family are AZ BAY
Fiev ~ uesirT the cool ufeetes ~ The lake.
Nrs. sanford. 81 Nt vernon street. start
81 ys.ter,lsy ~ risi.t friends ln Central
Nebraska.
Mrs. sfoas ard family 81 - Ma Vefnen
street. lfit yesterday spr an extensive irif
through l-ll1it
Frsns foBns formerly sitb the Lansing
Sos. is n0s ie c'fF solicitor ior the hiehi
san frlrfr faerant
l.. n. Frsff rith shobef q Csrq1eVil 81.
the eiff tiat ev ming O. attend Gee Hop fopaf
banquet
Ff,er Rice. f1rraeris eits fte ". A. Trn'i
Prtnana Counlu5 bs- eiiaufet A1'-ai .1fl
asti I,.clfue Superintendent ~ tiie lob print
inr establishment ~ =. p stanton.
urs kfeiss.is Hess of Hev York Mrs.
~ a fIiese snd daughter. suJ heafy Ward
HIras ~ tnu Artar. arrived ~ thH hHtA
bua issi essuiaE ~ oe pfessia a. iip itqp-
tssnlr hsn41ef ihIs eeeaing
afternef ieuorfi fstzsff vent i0 iletrait
i,,.f nssh4 afiou lusiees- Ff1nuecirfi ath tlts
Ss.iff.sad GERM l.eissnrr- eihfe. to =ef1rr as
.,,,lFF if t.ia niisai states fo1rt requiring
r.relsers ts eunlfiF aitf BE state laH
e-.yef ara sifs. an3 ~ Asfknasen.
.t...1snti ~ tIle fhealladeti 1efass la Yvii-
,,..,.,. ,frs..f. len Yesterday fef tae hetis1
,...ls. i.s-rssssf.anied hF idtss Hsfl kfhks.
- -. ~ H far40s. So hqt aas Aa-feF
aFi fefH8.
g.. usals r. iafd. ~ f~ffeif. shost
-, ,.sIt 4, tags eitf sl.l 'is rit,ssagiiii
..r,.....i..re.i ~ sEg ffifais. ~ss nsar'tea
u. ~. ~, 0frkaf ~ re .anie eifS in fis
ss.~s.s ~ fi.nfs,iay 3ass hf ihe kes
oferel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-10
Morse and Morse.

The ex- bell boy, Frank Mcconnell, men-
toned in yesterdays issue as having been
arrested charged with robbing Sweets :
Hotel girls. proves to be worse criminal
than was supposed A search warrant was
issued and careful survey at his mother 5
house on Kent street disclosed his hiding
place. There was found a pocket book, a
fancy pocket knife, silk handkerchief and a
silver spoon marked "Ihe Morton" he
confessed to stealing the articles, except the
spoon, which ne said he used for taking med
icine, and he'd carried il home forgetting to
return it. Further inquiry led the boy TO
confess other thefts, and told where the
bracelets stolen at the hotel could be found.
y. g. Johnson, of Sweets Hotel, made the
complaint under which he was arrested, and
charges him with stealing one hundred pieces
OF silver valued at $50 Supt. Perry has also
received word from the officers at kalama-
zoo. stating that he was wanted there for
grand larceny.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-10
MARRIED ONCE TOO OFTEN.
Susan Weaver, the Mite OF az unfos-
tuaata Farmer. Arrested for Bigany.

Susan Weaver, the Wlfe OF az Unfof-
tuaste Farmer. Arrested for Bigany.
About eight years ago Asa Weaver. a good
hearted. weli to-do farmer of Byron to~n-
ship. attended a dancing party At koss
station. During the evening 8 hght occur
red ia which Weaver participated oa behalf
of some friends, snd was struck With brass
knnckiss hy young rnsn named John Con-
sidine with such force a. 10 crack has skull.
The injury affected his brain and about a
year later IL was found ntssessary 70 send him
10 the asylum. He spent few months AZ
Kalamazoo aud was released a. cured. he
returned 10 his home, but according 10 the
neighborss owing 10 being cruelty
treated by his wife, ne soon
asylum. Since thec ne has been "A part of
the time at the asylum and part with
friends, being unable 10 live at home owing
10 the indifferent or cruel treatment of his
wife. AT present he il living with David ir-
win, a farmer who hives about two miles
ives. of Byron Center. About two years ago
by petition of his wife, her brother Edward
Averill, OF Dorr, Allegan county, was ap-
pointed guardian for him, but the guardian
seems 10 have paid little attention % his
ward, who has been allowed 20 shift for HIM
self among friends and acquaintances- Mrs.
Weaver and the children has remained on
the farm and although Mr.. Weaver has sew
eral times returned 10 his home, his wife
made il 40 unpleasant for him that he would
remain but few weeks az a time. he Il
not violently insane. aud when treated kindly
seems to be rational enough, and as he u q
good farm hand and willing 10 work, he has
been pretty well cared for. Mrs. Weaver, II
Is said, claims that as he was declared in
sane by the Probate Court, she is not Obliged
10 recognize him as her husband. and it Is
now claimed that she was recently mar.
ried TO a man named Timothy Riley
who has been working the farm for her
When Mr.. Weaver heard that she had mar
ried Riley he determined to prosecute her
and yesterday, in company with MIR
Irwin he came to this city and a warrant was
issued for her arrest for bigamy. The war
rant, which was issued by Justice Westfall
was placed in the hands OF Under Sheriff
Saunders and the woman will probably b,
/ brought into court to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-10

The tern ia relation 80 She GRAND Trunk
extending tbesr line from thi- eiig 10 Au--
teren this season. he interested those most
familiar sith she matter. and u r. stated
ifat the company has hfoke ground ~
Caosersvills fof 4 direct line from that place
- Nask@gon. If this report j. verified. ii
means They pr0rose - make an inSepend
ems tid FOR ffs bnsiuess - tae saW dast city
The BeN Arrangement betWeen the q. "
a sfii ne Nloiiigan Central. - ehieb ibe
fasinef frsa-fer- its eastern business g. the
latter - hos satisfactory 20 the Grand ffsuk
sud hence The bsilsiin4 ~ fhl- rosd