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National Republican., 1885-12-24
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY AT
w. Fl. HOEKE'S
Headquarters for Bottom Cash Prices,
sol Market Space. 3Os-31O sth st.
Holiday Furs.


Notwithstanding the rush, every effort will be
made TO accommodate our customers IN price anu
quality. We quote prices OF goous now IN s'ock'
SEAL SKIN SACQUES.
81. 3S, 40, AZ, A inches long, 500, SIP, sioO'
sl65, sl16, 500, 5000. Seal skin and other VS.
ties, $3.50, 500. Seal Skin Newmarket and Doll
man, $500 1850. A..
Fine Seal Plush Garments, rame @ design 6 as AZ, the
s9b, Visites in Plush, black fur tail trimming,
s16 s:S5 Visites Brocade and silk, fur trimmed,
SO 10 $50. Plush Newmarkets, plain and FUR
trimmed, si5, $50. Jackets In Plush ana A1tra-
khan, sos 10 S55 Fur-lned Circulars, so. Mink
Tur.iined Circulars, $40 800, $50, Elder Duck
skin Robe or Bed Spread, sS5-handsome present.
Child's Iceland Lamb Sacques, sl3. carriage
Pol es black fur, cloth lined, sll, Very me DARK
Natural Beaver Robe si2o' CoaehnehS oape'
Mufis, CollareiIPs, and Trimming, In seal, Bea-
YER LYNX Fox, Black Marten and Chinchilln, Nu'
tria and Monkey; Satchel Muiis and French Nuns
ali at lowest reduced prices Ladies anu Mlsse,
Seal and otter Hats, 800 TO ST.. Beaver Cape5
will hall trimmings, $40. slS, 1922.
GENTLENIEN'S HATS.
= In this department we have everything for old
and Young, IN addition TO Hats bearing our trade
mark We have the sole agency for the hnts OF
"KnOX" and "Youmans" Dress Hats, 80, SO, "a,
and ss, DeIhys 100 20, 5oeY sIa naS, seal SSa
Caps, 81, $500, -, g. Walking Canes silver
UMBRELLAS.
Don't fnil TO see our Umbrellas. We have the
largest assortment of any house In this city. We
oner SILK Umbrella for 90 which We gaarantee g,,is
Silk Umbrellas natural wood, gold and silver nam
dies. Prices from 81 to SO
II. ii. STlNEMETZ & son,
1913. Penna. Ave-, next to 18th st.
National Republican., 1885-12-24
If Anything
The Fifth of the Forty Thieves.

will move clothing the prices we put on them
certainly will. Eiseman Bros, cor. eth aud l..
National Republican., 1885-12-24

The Tumor, which was circulated yesterday,
that 100 clerks and examiners Of the Pension
Once were to be discharged was denied by the
chief clerk, who stated that II probably grew
out OF the fact that they are systematlzlng the
work OF the office. lie also stated that the
oDlce cannot get along with any smaller force
s3 per gallon, 70 cents n quart bottle. No. l
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money,
at McGees, Ninth street. near d.
National Republican., 1885-12-24
Specia1tieS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Seaton Perry,

(5uccessor TO Perry ~ broD
FANCY LINEN DAMAsK LUNCH CLOTHS
WITH DOYLIES TO MATCH. ......
JOUN s. BROWN & SONS WHITE LINEN
DAMAsH TABLE CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS
AND LENGTHS, WITH NAPKINS, ALL
SIZES, TO MATCH. ..., ..,.. . -
NOVELTIES IN FRlNGED LINEN slDEB0ARD
sCARFS, TRAY-CLorHS, AND TOWELS.
NEW RAN SILK TABLE and PIANO COVERS
MARsElLLES QUILTS, CALIFORNIA BLANk-
NEW SILK UMBRELLAS ron LADIES AND
AN CFNTLFNiEN, WITH GOLD, SILVER,
EBONY, AND BUCK HORN MOUNTINGS,
AND NATURAL WOOD grICKS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN AND SILK
HANDK ERCHlEFs AND MlFELERs.
TREFOUSsE 4 PERtNOTS KID GLONE
SEW SILK HOSIERY and dlMPORTEDJERSEns'
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FAlLLE FRAN,
CAIsF, SATIN DTCHESSE RHADAME5, ana
VELyETS AT LOWEST PRICES. -
NFW PARIS AND BERLIN JACKETS, WRAPS,
NEWMARKETs, AND CIRCULARS 80
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQUEs at $50, $40,
ExTRAS fIp S3GSooD GOOD VALUES IN ALL.wooL DRESS
GOODS FROM 25c. TO 75c.' SUITABLE FOR
SEW NtiiiSfAs tCiHiiRSisTMAs CALICoEs, PERcALEs,
M HET fAS6I SEtiSSDs d96Bs FOR THE HOLIDAYS A
RTPLAiN FIGURES and CORRECT PRICES.
n5-OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, COR. 9TH STREET
ESTABLISHED 1910.
National Republican., 1885-12-24
TT T'heBOn MarChe
slesle SEVENTH STREET

Only days buy the extraordinary bargains in
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We sell the goods You certainly can't but buy if
you prices Push Leather and Brass Novelties Bsqu
Ornaments Albums, Collar and Cuff Boxes Work Boxes Jewel
Cases. Dressing and Toilet Cases,
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LAuGHrER.-How much lies in laugh
ter; the CIPHER key wherewith we de
cipher the whole man ! Some men wear
an everlasting shipper in the smile OF
others lies q cold glitter as of ice the
1ewess are able to laugh what can be
called laughing, but only sniff and ii,
ter and Singer from the throat ont
wards, Or, at best, produce some whit
ning' husky ca%tchination. as if they
were laughing through:wool /; of none
such comes good. The man who car
not laugh is not only fit for treason.
stratagem' and spoils, but his whole
life is already stratagem and a trea
son.-Carlyle,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-12-26

The lower Honse of our next cen
gress, will be composed Of 1872 Demo
crafts, 14l Republicans, one Greenback
Democrat,.A. B. Weaver, of Iowa, and
n neutrality-suspicious., Chas. NJ
Brumm, of Pennsylvania, 325 in all
The Democrats have 10 less members
than they had in the last House, and
have a majority of 10. including Mr.,
Weaver. In the Senate the Repnb.i
cans have a majority of eight,-Gre;
ma Sun.
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TWOLITTLEP OF BOOTS.

Two little pairs of boots tonight
Before the fire are dying
Two little pairs nsssi re-. feet
In trundle-be are lying;
The tracks they leave upon the floor
Makes me feel much Ike signing.
These little boots w%ith~eopper toes.
They ,un the five-loug day.
And often-times ] almost wish
That they Were miles away
So tired l am to hear :" eft
Their heavy tramp at play.
They walk about Sac new-plongheG
ground
Where mud in p%lentyaEes
They roll it up in marbles found,
And bak+ it into pies;
And then at night upon the floor
In every shape it dries.
To-day l was disposed to scold;
But when | look tonight
At those small boots before the fire,
With copper toes GO bright.
think now sad my heart would be.
10 put them out OF sight.
For in a trunk upstairs I've laid
Two socks of white aud blue;
If called to put those boots away,
O..God! what should dol
! mourn that there are not Tonight
Three pairs instead of two.
Ymourn, because l thought how nice
Ny neighbor 'c,oss the way''
t.Coald keep her carpet all the year
From getting Worn and gray
Yet we'll l know she'd smile to AVN
Some little boys to-day,
W. mothers weary..get. and worl,
Over our load of care;
But how we speak of those dear one
Let each of us beware:
What would our fireside hc::to-nIgA.
If no small boots We're there!
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Most Excellent.


J.. i. Atkins, Chief of Police. Knex
vile tenn. writes my family and |
are beneticiaries of yonr NEST excel
lent Medicine, DR.. Kings New Discos
cry tor consumption having found it
to be all that you claim for it, desire
to testify to its virtue. My friends to
whomI have recommended it, praise
it at every opportunity"
Dr.. Iing's New Discovery fer Con
sumption is guaranteed 30 cure Coughs.
Colds, bronchitis, Asthma, Group and
every affection OF Threat, Chest snd
Lungs. Trial Bottles Free at j. o.
Landry'aD Drug Store. Large izeS1M
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WHAT OLD SUBSCRIBERS SAY
When Mcy Renne Meir Subscriptions.

" TTLTF w U lItNSF GItIfT y UUStT ID EVVT.
William CH1nons. Pontiac. Oakland County.
Mich. says: " think il is the best paper in
Us A we,eb sulliva, q saws. n,sh .,.
ter than many Of the 81 paper"
James 7. Malone 2s St. Charles street. New
WITH Others n~ receive I nm m niA' saw t v"urp pa fhs
ClicAeo WEEKLy News. is good, beNr best
would sooner miss a meal than a number Of
is true TO its na ar me- "spSf u INC gay i
Alfred P. Foster. Woodruff. Henry County,
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TRUE .LovE.-I think the average
novel is Making sad mischief in the av
erage mind in its pictures OF true love.
It makes the tender glow and CLAM
our which related natures feel when
they meet, true love. 1t is no such
thing it is true passion. that is all a
blessed pow@s, purely and rightly used,
but no NOR true love than those little
hooks AND tendrils We see in June, ON
P shooting vine, are the ripe clusters of
October. For true love grows of rever
ence and Difference, loyalty aud courte
sy, good service given and taken, dark
days and bright days, sorrow and Joy.
ials the fne essence of all we are togeh
er n all we do. True passion comes
hrst, true love last. Robert Collyer.
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The Chicago. Weekly News;
Sentinel,

-ANp THE
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Sea otter hunting is proving a nsnu
nerative pursuit OH the coast near the
Sur Ranch. Monterey County. Gne
skin recently sold for elk hundSsd
doua rs.-Snn Franei SEQ Alta.
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PRIX MODEREES.

500, OOOe@snd Ys ss 3 se gi:sr no: sss..
and by mail You will get free a package Of
goods OF large value, that will start you in
work that will at once bring you in money
faster than anything else in America, All
ABOUT the s2oo,oU in presents with each box.
Agents wanted every where. of either sex- of
ell ages, for all the time. or spare time only.
to work for Us at their own homes. For.
times for all workers absolutely assured
Don't delay. II. HALLETr s. Co., Portland
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On recoit aux bureaux de la SENr1NEILE
des abonnements ct DIES pour le
Journal Les Petites Attiches.
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For 50 a YEAR, Postage Included.

TIM CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS
Is now an. eight-page. dxty-four-colum1
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present each week q mass Of choicely
selectedmater, containing mach to suit
each OF the varying tastes of the family
circle. First and foremost it gives ALL
THE NEWS, complete as to details, yet
concise in form. Its connection with
the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS (mem-
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facilities for news gathering unsurpass-
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MARKET REPORTS are specially COM
plete and thoroughly Trustworthy. Par
ticular attention is given to agricultural
and home matters. Every issue con-
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regular installment Of an original story
by some Web known English or Amer.
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CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. Con.
densed notes OF fashions, art, indus
tries, literature, science, etc., ETC., ap-
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Few papers in the country are SO ex.
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for its bright and humorous paragraphs
as tie Chicago Ddsly Ners. These are
all reproduced in the WEEKLY
NEWS. In its editorial expression the
paper speaks from the standpoint of
the IxDEPEKDEEr journalist, and the
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-12-26

"Most of the hair preparations
DO MT work." writes Nr. j. S. Bur
dick, of St. Louis, shut Parker's
Hair Balsam is an honorable excep
ton. Ny hair was thin aud prem ,
turely gray. The Balsam made it
brown again and soft as in my boy
hood ;"
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Call at Dansereau & Bourgeois'Drug
Store for Creole Female Tonic woman
best friend.
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NOCVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS:
Il DIES ~ETRANGERS.
E~ncoignure des rues Green ct Thibodaux.

Mr.. Thomas Alterti PREVENT ses amis
les voyageurs gull Went de taire de non
veanx arrengenents qui lui permettront dc
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront lhonno.
rer deleur confance
Repas atoute heure de Ia journee ct 81
commando.
Table dh6te a 10 heures du matin pour
oeleuner ct a 4 heures du soir pour diner,
commodes ct bien earnics.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

NsN fofk fnibasls WltE ~ sstbs'@t
aaizaissi0u as . sItsts 4t thls tiz1ss L'akotA
s3u. oefoFe .0hz, have us1rs poser q
Congress thaD seseF4l II tbs States ~hlcn
f1rnsd the original UDlou.
Pilila.ielphla Times The little lat
that the farloughs u Russian nayal On
GERS have bcen sxts1asd argues thai ths
aayis,s ~ TIE Oad World are not b ami
bllals each other Slthoag due warning
Indianapolis Journal A Nebraska
Uaa Las constructed q microscope pos-
eFful enough to 1etect tie immortal soai
as & leages lts teEensnt of clay. some
body ought ~ Jet hlm - fuFn Z % TIE
present administration and see where
eIgil ssrFios rsfOnn eOaass Ia
Washington Post Dem- Ii = hardly
sorth While worrying over OHIO. Llfe II
80 short aud suotlon too sxhaustlng -
3astify one Ia s4aaDdsring hls energies
Ia such an absurd direction. The Dem
ocrats u that amazing stale have undi-
Gated the most Injurious predictions OF
their enemies aud realized the worst fears
u their friends.
Philadelpbia Press. President Ciese-
land, the World SAYS, Is engaged ~ the
AdlrOudacks ia hunting deer with hounds
Ia Augusta We are sorry 10 learn thus.
The practice Is unspOrtsmanhke. lt is
also prohiss.sed by law. We should be
sorry - $50 the President Ot the United
States fined for breaking this Law, bat let
Justice take RS coarse. We advise Mr..
Grover Cleveland 10 call OF his dogs and
let the young deer 70 IN peace.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. TO. 1894
Prof. q. w. Paine, M. d., Grand Ranids
Medical and Surgical Institute.
DEAR DocToR:-For years | had bean
aiiilcted with cstarrh which had even
tually terminated IN bronchitis az a
chronic form, and indeed by some nbvsi-
clans pronounced pulmonary consumn-
ton. | had tried every remedy I c,uta
hear Of and consulted all OF our so-caIIad
best physicians. They treated me for
over three years and finally pronounced
my case incurable, and was told [ must
uie. nearing OF your wonderful success
III the treatment OF others I consultad
you, lou SAID you could cure me. which
az 'he tiine seemed to good to be true
ALLOW me to say, however, that you h we
iuiiiiled your promise, for which accent
my heartfelt thanks, and am ready and
wiling at all times to satisfy inquiries of
the same. Yours respectfully.
MRs. NJ. l.. WRLLING.
~ Canton street.
Prof Pdine-DEAR SIR deem Il q
pleasure and privilege to add my testi-
mony to your new method OF treating
chronic diseases. | have been sufferer
'or many years with the worst type of |
'atarrh; have used all known remedies |
receiving any benefit. Your new
Method acted like charm. and cheer.
ully recommend all like sufferers 10 avail
themselves OF your superior skill. Yonrs
NINE. GAssETTE, 1872 Porter Block.
GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. Z, 1884.
irof. {. ". Paine. M. DIT is indeed
pleasure to me TO be able TO add nv
sestrmony to the many thousands Won
iready have. After being afflicted many
ears with a very bad type OF bronchia,
atarrh, your new and superior method OF
'eatment has caused me to feel like a
ew creature, and | recommend all who
re similarly afflicted to avail themselves
your treatment Truly yours,
T.. HooLRY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02
There Shall be no AIps.

When Napoleon talked OF invading Italy
one OF bis officers said: "But. sire, rernem-
Der the Alps To an ordinary man these
would have seemed simply insurmountable.
bot Napoleon responded eagerly: There
shall be no Alps" So the famous Simplon
was made Disease, like mountain. stands
IN the way OF fame, fortune and honor tomany
who by DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Disrov.
cry might be healed, and 30 the mountain
would disappear. IL IA specific for all blood,
chronic lung and liver diseases, such as con,
sumption (which IL scrofula OF the lunp-l
pimples, blOtches. eruption-. tumors. swell
ing-, fever-sores and kindred complaints.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

DETROIT. Sept. i-FLoUR To days prices arr:
Mict gan winter wheat ROLLER oroe..s snkf
as. Michigan winter wheat. patenfs s 3sxss ~.
Minnesota bakers' 4 7skf5 %. Minna-,ts ,sfs,,.
i1sf5 %, rye. s7Sxst 90
Theirs wa- not mach business done on the call
to-day nor Tor an hour thereafter II beng thu
hr,t day of the month. the Chicago markets did
not open Tor an hour after the usual time When
quotations were given il WAS found the market
N-s weak and several points off from yeeterday's
close. Quotations were
WhEAr-No. l white SPOT. S3Ic bid. size
ssked; September. s3isc bid s4t,c asked: Ocfo-
oer, @se bid ~ ac asked; November, 2oo0 ia at
sac, No. red. SIC bid. Soi4c asked Septen-
ber 100 bu AZ sc; October. ZOO bu at ssb,c.
November. sOA Did, Ole asked No. 8 red, s54c
asked.
tOKS-No spot AZ t9c; October t3c
bad; Docenber. 1000 hu at 3ysSc
OATs-No- 2 spot, 25itc: September 25i.c hill
zo-sc asked, October. &sc asked; November
;. go bu AZ NC.
s. ~ asked. '
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

In order to give the readers an idea as To
what Is expected OF u. We copy verbatim an
ORDER We received on Saturday by a firm
VINO deal in goods not over 25 miles from
this city, II reads as follows:
spring Company, Gents-Please send
fne % yards black and white summer silk.
good as you can for me 10 sell for orc
0enu IL on the evening mail, il IL for "A
special thing. II you can't get il on the
evening mail, do your best Send bill with
goods. Yours truly,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

OssIos OF h. v. TAELoB. Po~ers's bls
6RAsD kARfDs. sept. !, III AMI
Foreign markets for grain were sssioss. and
hsasy. Chicago receipts to-day Is cars corn,
for uast A. hours t5t cars shse
- e,,r- a.,t.. Il $500 bu. of
The sisibls supply has i'm the pas, week.
wheat and l.0i5. go ba Oeis si'd soon sold on
vgte..r oteue.l barel4pts at primary points.
.,,,l,., ,.rort..I l.rs,, eather and prospects Of
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

NEs Y0EK. sept. Money closed sasy AZ ~
Per cent. Exchange closed lower; posted rates
s. s1sa0t -; actual rates. 81 o5hl ~ for d
days. u -SAsat se1s FOR demand
uOvernments closed hrm; currency So tZ1A
bad; a.. conpon. l2l& bid. 49, do NJ bld
Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows.
Union nrsts, ii3 ?, oil51. land grants iO71 bid:
sinking funds iZ bid; Centrals, ll219lls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

Ihe extension u our store, making ii
tile largest IN the State, will enable us
soon as completed to open up one Of the
most extensive assortmentB of cloaks ever
SHOWN The people Of this city. We will
oe enabled on account Of placing our
orders early last February and March.
when all these goods were frightfully de-
Pressed IN price to sell cloaks at about
half the price of last year.
SPRING & CoNHAsY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP 81.

he train will leave the Union Depot. Grand
,,4pias. ~ sbo a. m. and the Chicago 4 Weet
Michigan Depot. Muskeg0n. SIS. f;rand H.,
40 Holland. l0l5; Allegan. II.I5.
p ilckets on sale al the Union Ticket Office and
! ! anon Depot. Grand Rapids. and at the Chez
= vest MichiEan Ticket Othce. in the other
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

Defendant
40 a session ~ said courf. held a. ,ba o..
hen@s m fhe city - Grand Rauirfs IN saf8 .,,,s
On tte i@f Jay - Sepferu bar 4 III fs.s
Present. = ton issac ~ Parrish Toas,e - 80.
superior our - Grand Rsuids
~ thia cH'isa if appearing from ses9arft -,
NE, tnsf ne def 'naant Haury Mitchell l. n,f =
Ia-tisnf of fhis state hnf is resident ~ 80
neff "a ~ Iowa. ca n1otiou - Warf Z W.
com pisfnant snlicffor II - ordered shaf -, 49,,
e.artnre ~ said nor-resideuf defendant Ea-~v
hiItheii. ae sufarrsi herein within fau- -,onfbs
'fifn tfe iaie ~ TIRE nrier snH n raea - sis 49,
N.ti titi-" Pc rause hi- answer to The bill - -r-.
ptfnf he p. .s~f and a copy thar.,f - 80 ...-vsf
Z" re corr piai1a1fs sotrifo~ within, sFs.e-
isf- after ssrvice him - = -r,f.v ~ s.it 6.if
afi notice ~ this argle-. snd n 4afa,if st,-.s
ssift hiii vii ho tasan a. saufa Al 49, sofg -
'.ssitierf defendant AMI II : fs-fbrr -
fA iNrhfF fiaf- the c0nlrisi nenf e.sr7za a
ei h'r "r-ter fa 70 published IN fha = r.-.I
lttrf,t- Daily Ia' 'eg-ar- = na-r4r.as.as ,,-i.,+I
nhiis1e1 sift rirsu Isfirz IN sasa ~o-,rv .-I
naf said rnhl rsfion 30 cor f4,rs.f fh..--,-, .-
? 'aeh vpet fer aix week- In ss,-~assisr - $50
's efffsa rf'rF - this arylor fn -, r,,-s,-,I
'fvei en sqit 1on-reSisienf lnFa-fsnf - I,-t
fenfF 'tsss before re fria shova n~s,s.-ffs.l -
- arresrznce.
TSSAC r. PARRfSH
foftEa ~ fnn Superior nrrf - f4~ar4 psr.i.l. 1
tztlnf1fsi, enunf fsr-irne,i ami ar,fsra-f - ~
HtS p RATHnUN Ea0isfa-
tnfrpisinsnfs Solicitors
Affssf 'r1e eorv - ffa srsgfsaf e--sa~ "a, Al,
tHA~ R4THPTV
Rseistar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

Tax Mayor u Ososso and the gentle
msa from Muskegon, Il they came here
hoping thai there would DC rupture II
the Board u Managers of the Soldiers
Home. have had their trouble FOR nothing
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02
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The Dstfult tFprost lsssvins sf p 30 d ~, rs-ash
ins tisi city al ~ is a.. New lork ia.z1 a. "A,
ADD boetou a. b. m negi di,,
Through ticke;s Tor s .s,finis snd sls..t.iDs ca
berfit may be Irsourel 81 Z iliuu Tickle. Bfhoe
oornaf Monf,e and Oftavh kire.sif and Al Jul.a
Depot.
}. r ~ IHuLrX 0cpI Arf.. NJ MaDr,.enf
Ono. ". MUNsuR. Jleksf Aseut Difs.
j = hsvHNs 1l0kei Assif Dstst
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

Xxx Mls1sFzR KElLEg,' A. the Chi
eago later Oeeaa calls him, returns b
Richmond b practices Law. II u 70 be
boosd that Eieamond Sin not reject him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02


. Atie uh3n issfinf 81 J.. conneCis hf White
flsopn WIN Atlantic l1prst Main t4Eas
which liss Palace urh~flf hss8lu nleolans
tonciaes from Chicago to Ne~ lofk ana ho.ssssr
without change.
The train ieafing 81 2 o. a. 81. oonReris a. VII
ilie~th lr1stnE one hour Tor diuuofl viii else
New loTk fsprssf Main lsiDe
Ihrouet Dcss,t anH berfht iE Nlotpine t-lAuk
can De eeCure-i 81 Union l1ckei Dfhas hl Mnnr.
ntre~-t. and Depot
Al trains v1ll run .. srt inoridisn fiue ~,hisi
s D. mlbuits tlo~es fisr hefruli tine
:. "A. MckfhkIl tscn'I Al
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02

We eaiAIsot saprlse some people by the
low prices Ne are offering goods. for ia
stance We had a lot u I.adios Black Jer-
sey Waists se closed out at 2sc each aud
now every LAY We have inquiries II We
have any at l5c each.
Sfkixo * COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-02
FOR RENT.

To htNI- Soife n rooms m splendid iocs.-
ton Three minutes xalk from Poet OF
nce Would not object Ia light Housekeeping TO
family oi Two. Address G. l.. Telegram ofiice.