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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
x.,ss,uruber,ano.

Colonel William r. Aylett viii ad-
dress the people OF Northumberland
county at their County Court on the
10Th Of October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

THURSDAY, October :. 1883.
sALEs.-l 900 Virginia new IS al SO
500 do. at So. ] 900 Richmond and Meek
lenburg LIST 6's at ~; 20 shares Atlanta
aud Charlotte at 771-, 80 shares do. ut 7774
STATE SECURITIEs. Bid. Asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Mayor Jacob. Of Louisville. ON the
War-Path.


LOUISVILLE, October s.-The ordi-
nance courtroom was enlivened this af
ternoon by fistic attack by ex-MayOr
Charles d. Jacob upon 7. Booker Reed,
the present mayor. Both were wit
nesses in an ordinance case. Mayor
Reed had refused to pay an old con-
tract let under Jacobs administration
on the grounds that it was irregular
and invalid. Referring 10 this, Jacob
said The cSntract was one that any
honest man would pay, and one that no
honest man could object to-"
This caused much excitement, and on
Reed asking if he Jacob referred to
him. Jacob said, Yes" and brought
his hand down on Reeds shoulder.
He repeated the blow, and they were
separated. Jacob spologized to the
Court, and was fined three dollars. On
the outside Jacob again attempted TO
assault Mayor Reed. but was prevented.
Jacob refused to recognize the authority
OF Chief-of- Police Whallon, who at
tempted to arrest him. Both gentle
men have been taken in hand by friends,
and there viii be no further trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine. 81 7sss9; superrne,
gsssS5O, extra, s3.75aS4; family, s+s
H.75: patent family. country, IS. z5as3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
BALTIMORE,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. October s.-Virginis e's con-
sols. 49, pasi-due coupons, 5pis; new
lO-4O's, Sc; new So. be3s. BID to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

filth. and vile smell in the wards are
terrible. The clothing furnished pa
tients is very scanty, and the attend
apce abominable. Patients change their
own clothes as long as they are able,
aud when they are too weak to do it
patients who are strong enough to 70
about do il for them. Patients are
often i'll during the night and need
attention, but no nurses are about, and
no matter how loudly the patient may
knock, no assistance is given. Pa
tients sometimes have to wait an hour
for drink, and those whose eyes are
closed by disease sometimes beg for 4
long time for lotion that is used for
washing them before they get it. As
soon as the patient dies the body is
sewn up in sheet and thrown on the
floor to be removed at some future
time. The hospital officers deny the
charges, which are being investigated by
the authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
A Female spirftaaisstle HumbuE.

ny Iele<fApH 70 Tue Dlsphlch.I
HARTFORD. CoSS., October S.
Mrs. Eugene Beste. giving private
sesnces as q materializing spiritual
medium, was detected in this city last
night IN her imposture. She was seized
by two men when exhibiting in dim
light in gauze IS . spirit and found to
be solid flesh and bones. She made
affidavit that she was humbug and
had humbugged the people Of Boston,
Washington, and Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
The Weather in Richmond yesterday
Mean temperature
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.

4 TIMELY SUGGESTION.
TIE TINE HAS ARRIVED WHEN
HEAVY UNDERWEAR Is A SUBJECT
VOC OUGHT TO BE POSTED on. THE
WEATHERIs INA PROPER CONDITION;
OUR STOCK LIKEWISE. BY PROPER
CONDITION " WE MEAN OUR STOCK Is,
A. IT sHOULDBE, IN QUALITY. EXCEL
LENCE. AND PRICE. WE ASK YOU TO
EXAMINE IT AS CRITICALLY AS WE
DID N BUYING FOR OUR TRADE. WE
HAVE NOT MARKED A FEW ARTICLES
Alta Low FIGURE As BAIT" AND
THEN MADE IT UP BY AVERAGING IT
on SOMETHING ELSE; BUT Nv ERY AR
TICLE IS MARKED NOT WITH THE
HIGHEST PRICE THAT IT WILL BRING.
But WITH THE LOWEST PRICE THAT
WE CAN SELL IT FOR 50 AS TO AZ
FORD Us A SMALL MARGIN. OUR
STOCK IN THIS DEPARTMENT IN.
CLUDES
UNDERWEAR
SHIRTS,
HOSIERY,
SCARFS AND TIES.
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
~ ~ SSNriIllSs1prpr-rTrErs
UMBRELLAS, ETC.
INEVERy q QUALITY THAT YOU DESIRE,
AND IN SUFFICIENT QUANTITY TO
SATISFY THE MOST EXACTIHG.
A. sAKs d CO..
OUTFITTERs.
1O1s MAIN STREET.
wALL-pBcOkATIoSs. Ae-
WALL TIONS AND
w SHADE GOODS.
REFINED DESIGNS
AND
PERFECT WORK.
JOHN REGNAULT ELLYsoy.
sc ls-lm No. 8 north Ninth street.
PROGEsSIONAL.
WALTER E. ADDISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 2, sHAFERs BUILDING,
RICHMOND. VA,
will practice In the courts Of Rieamond city
and adjoining counties &C asa. Ws&fst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
sALm REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Mi1ed. 500 bushels very good
20 prime on private terms. Red, $40 bush
els cODmOs 10 good ShOrtDerry at 70 70 sjc.
COEr White, so bushels prime Virgins
new at 6Sc.; "a bushels prime Virginia
(Old) 81 55c. Mixed. 200 bushels prime
western 81 54c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October .. 1855.
OFFERISGB.
WHEAT.-Mixed, 1.-O0 bushels. Red,
qeZ bushels Total. 7s2 bushels.
CoRN.-White. IO4 bushels. Mixed. 200
bushels.
OATS, 800 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
new YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YoRs. October s.--Cotton-0ross
receipts 81 2s bales Futures closed dun
hut flrm: sales. ~ 300 bales; October and
December. aT7ats - November, sp.74s
ss.76: January. 81 .s6ata 81 February.
s. e7sssps; March. SO. 0aasl0.ls April.
81 2OsslOgl: May, tio.SlaSiO.32; June,
p0.42sSlO.4S. July sI0.5l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

Merchants and Planters -... rs 2Os IL.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
Balls.
Balls.
THE TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL
CHARITY BALL
VIII take place
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY @, 1885,
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,

under the usual management Boxes may be procured b.
tween tho hours Of ii and by applying to Mrs THOMA
HITCHCOCK, No. = East Twenty-nnth-st. Tickets. s
each for sale at DELMONlCOS from Of the folown
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
THK CONSOLIDATE ELEcTRIc LIGHT IGN coIrA g Irs

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the PROMON,
1 ,rOnY CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY VIII
be held IT their once, S5 Broadway Tuesday January
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
THE CORBIN BANKING co.,

TNE OUVpIV DN'VNfIfU VO'I
llj BroddpGI Neic- York.
71ND 3 PER CENT ARH nORTGAGES
We hare been 0creiy engaged fOr me past Hnfy-hies
ei1hteen Of them ia ms ciy-fn The nt9oidhCn ~
ese ,aort0qges We base our claims upon ne SOLID fonn-
do Of iRen records cOrerDg 900 past bdnsdciions
and not upon sorfing propose 10 do M ne erDe'meh
foi Inn, in m, future Hoiiers of idle JundS nominal
interest pGpin1 seeurs WH certainly lose nothing by ob-
trintng from as Information tegardHg these D'o5tgGges
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
Flnailrial.


OFFICE FORTY SECOND STREET; ycpMrtxs
No 20 NAssAu.sT NEw-YoRK CITY, Dec 10, Ieo4-
NOTICE is hereby given that an election ,d 0a
tbe hi rectozs OF the Forty second street
and 81 Nicholas venue Railway Company VIII De he ~ so
office OF the Company No 20 ssaust IN te onrs M
Work on Thursday January H. 1852 between 'he W
- m pursuance OF the pfovis's oi w,
ond section of the Of the Company OF wen seoo
the following is a copy: .,ou I'm nm the
hirl Thursday of January each year AT time anu piracy
be resolution OF The Board Oh he saJ
NJ which shall be published two weeks prcceniHg NV
eeron In one or more OF the ally newspapers ne lily ~
NewYork time and place hreo VI
Election shall be chosen hold the next annual eiccu9n
case of from cause III the BoaIu " ~
snectors of Election The shall be tiled by the boaru
DHeo'oie'i VIZ ALFRED WAGSrAFF, secretary.
ohio CENTRAL RAILROAD, MAIN LINE.
~ The Central Trust 0mpany viii con,nns Nam Line
OHIO Central Railroad Company flrsi Moilg ~ a Ian ,nH
pnn nnder this Committees plan OF REORGANIZATION uh
furher notice And will receive orueIs ioa thant
pos,'.,'. s, ~ ~ n,.nnrs CHARLES j, CANDA.
cost W oo o"no''' chairman ~ William.st.
n ID u,ISTEAD c. W. OPDYKE,
GGDTNN nII m flT ]. S. STANTON,
Reorganization C0minlttee.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

A.
OLD GUARD BALL.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 22.
TICKETS BOXES AND RESERVED CHAIRS FOR
SALE AT THE ARMoRY. l4THsr. AND fiFrHAVE,
AT THE OFFICE OF II. L. FAIRS. TREASURER NO. 20
NrW.sT AND Ar JAMES W. MILLEES THEATRE
TICKET OFFICE, NO. lOi BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

THURSDAY NEXT. JANUARY9.
special and unique Matinee
In AID OF
THE ACTORS FUND.
For this occasion only
WALLACKS THEA1RE COMPANY,
THE UNION SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY,
THE MADISON SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY ,,x,
and MIR. DALlS COMPANY
will appear in the following p ogramlne:
At one o'clock Overture conducted by Mr. IL rissngton
OF the Union square Theatre.
The Union Square Theatre Company
"oNE TOUCH OF NATURE"
na IN Mnioh ha1 Mi MI H. MT Joseeh WHITING Mr
will appear.
H. widrner. Of Days lheatrs. win rfOrm.
Mr Daly's Company
In the third act Of
"SEVEN-TWENTY-EIGHT"
In which MT James Lewis Mr. JOhu Drew Mr. Otis Skinner
Mr.. William Gilbert Mr.. Charles Lcclercq John staple
Fielding aud Miss Ada Rehan will appear.
At O'Clock: Tho orchestra under the direction Of MI
Michael Connolly. OF Walacks Theatre will perform
walIacks Theatre Company
IN the screen scene from
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL"
In which Mr. John Gilbert Mr. Teare, Louis
Morrison Mr. Graham and Miss Rose Coghan will appear
At onr o'clock The orchestra OF Mr.
Frank Henson of the Madison square Theatre will perform
The Madison Square heatre Company,
In the second act Of
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY"
In which MT w j. Lem0yne Mr. Herbert Kelley Mr. Harry
Thornton, Mr NJ Morton Mr. j. Delamater Mr. Harry ITO.
Whihen viii appear
~ sale Of seats in progress ooe Of Days
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

These visits made for the benefit OF all who arc suner
sur with any disease the TIL RoAT or LUNGS They are
ABSOLUTELY FREE to any one who may wish 10 consult
DR. sehenck whether they using his remedies or not
But for thorough examination with tho Respromeer an
instrument invented byD sohsnck which will detect 'he
slightest murmur Of respiratory the charge 80
Dr. sCHENCK especially anxious however to see and
talk with those who taking his medicines as in many
GASES bis may of great benefit to them
Thousands OF consumption have been
cured by his
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
Amnsements.
I'd 3Oth-st

nALY'S THEATRE. Broadway and 30th-st.
~ Under the management OF Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
Orchestra 81 so Dress Circle 81. Second Balcony soc.
EVERY EVENING at 8:15. MATINEEs BEGIN at 2.
6lst TO 59th time OF
Mr. DALYS NEW COMEDY.
LOVE "A masterpiece Of fngenuity."-Herald.
" Most charminr and enjoyable play now be
ON fore the New.Y0rk public. Tribune. Miss
Ada Kehan Mrs. Gilbert. Miss Kfnguon. Mr
CRUTCHES John Drew James Lewis, Otis Skinner. wm
Gilbert, &c.
MATINEEs wEDNESDAY-sATURDAY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

svrarase sfsaskusl. Are you there,
Jerry ~ SAYS CleFelau1 before De- soee %
.le-o. lul Iom henancAs ffom under
tie bed replies A.. tf
Rochester Fost-Espsess Nh CieFe-
Iaod bss b,.en Ia oIfce eignt seoks aua
the Democracy seems O. De splitting 70
pieces. It vil be- a total wreck Ia less
than four yea1s.
Detrolg Post. Ia tie appointment 81
G. s. \ inthrUp 81 Mlnlster o. haaaia,
President Cleveland Las shown due re-
gard FOR the dignity of tie Office and for
the reputation ~ the nation whose ann
bs.ssa.ior Mr. Iotnr0p 0scoales-
Wilmington y c. .sf1u Il reform IL
the Government means q retention Ot tile
Republicans in Office. then the Demo-
crats sill uof care much fng reform. lnis
Is true, aud ae only deoeises himself aud
leeelsea others Who tries 60 make the
opposite appear.
Elmla \. ~ 4fFsft@e4. The Treas
ury Department usual monthly state
ment IS our. and lot word Is SAID about
the discovery of ans euormous Republic
an steals. How il thls We thought the
Democrats wanted % get m To lOok over
the books For those gigantic roboorlos-
New York Tunes. We have no doubt
a. o. y Lat Mr. Cleveland wlll dO, and We
have as little as to " hat the public opIn-
sou ~ the cumtry Will be with reference
70 him. IL VIII be So general, firm and
strong in his support that the wretched
-nOnIer- who are nov yappmg az
bis heels will be silenced by their own
despair
Philadelphia Itntes When the true
inwariness of thus great crisis As written
u will be- seen that Granville by far-reach-
iuZ diplomacy in securing allies and
Gladstone by barge and human states
manship admitting tine natural rights ol
foe, and the Empress of India by q
strong and noble instinct for peace have
saved the world from what Threatened 10
be the most unreasonable and fearful wal
OF modern times.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Grand Rsplss Las DeeR asen. tnas u
,ls0reing tsADg tie popnlatl9a INTO
essnsblerztloa. more psopls Elan ans other
to11 Ia ras Ulited States. II things are
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tlsy ars even xorse here. We trust tlal
our ehurcnes 4il ba propeFis impressed
sith tie opportunity aud the duty which
Is h.loEe llsuL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
). w. EDDY

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Grand Haven, April 25 1884.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
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the Peopls

We have usei Vans Magic Oil fof internal ana
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with safety and satisfaction. and we earnestly
recommend il TO parents.
AiuskegOn. Sept. ~ 1885,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
Michigan Central
lonAsD RAPIDS Dn1slos.l

Ltpar. Arrive.
Detroit IL - 6-sl hm Pacihc ~ s tslI alu
Day Lzpra@s 1915 pu Aa1 .......... 81 pm
Atlantic ~ FssI uu Nas lralalf g. lf nm
Way Freight HL am 81 d i.4flds a. lo .. pn
@SltsplnE carr Li aches
Pacific Express dTi'g fl.ieune fr5it. daiis
exceY- Huu1Gye.
The Detroit Exl.ross iseviue ~ t.t D. n.. r'ssch
ing that CltY Ht ~ - Is. n.. heH ltrh lH.a g. m
and Boston ~ B. b. ueal dag
Through uckels faf lii patrir and floeTliug cfe
berths mas b. precur,i af luiar ickef Difce
corner Monr1e and OitavT ntusrfs and af lLi'a
Depot.
J. T. SCHULTZ fen kpr-. 81 Munrse-~s
tiHO. ". MUNsoN Ticket Agent iiig.
J +. hkwURe. Ticket hafout DeIol
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

uust t.s llsllly llsenfa-inS Tor
mall fr5 Michigan Democrats. The
ish seem lo be getting ail lae Dail.
ave souae fsar l0r Col Measnlore.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

lfog. S~n6iarI gela lonesome ap ,h
. ae c.iu step over across bennng b
aad ssa Minister LlrAr0p.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

3 eoal and aood dealeFs, lac the
la tAe stocA markets. have De'n
aIotaar chance
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

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the public. REV. T. NANDtRNhiES.
Patterson, n. j.. Feb. II, 1884
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11


c''"i .-iia ee'i bearers "Ae
!" We ''@ '''''' ''
ai'ptAef eiisii'si
e.g -.....-f.,.t r..t- ...ussorie ap va
. ae e''ii steg 'f1i a'io77 i's''-''5
and sod hi'Al'''' 's'''''oF
...f s.. ,bgnt.. .l,..slufa.iax Tor
m.H r.. Ni'esfr.a Democrats. The
i.h .s.., Il 49, ystnag ali the bait
,.v. .,n.. f.ar. f8r Col Msasluore.
F..r.l hall t.r ill. rsstarauon ~ 7
- oaa..,.a..nf .tl. s1.ls ..1 on spec /
-, - tne 1.nats oo ihurs,las
A., af .n,s v...k. 60 .snt .af- q
haf 4 al. f... r..--.-l
an eAieH-o 'n'Fe''i''
,-l.s C.,.~..,, .....rt .tf9rl o. sup
.,.iger-if, but - can build a
cn-.l.,llar o.,Is..a Z, gamble lu.
as Buffalo ~o'tA'e'e'i+ e'-i7 "''e
% ons sreai service Oie'ri''-.'' ''''S
iered tho country no P'' Day ara
- kt... ...nrfrs. .-ifl.I seq fuat fts u ULi-
..t...,....l f..- ,l... pr..-,d,ee,
> the noatfila "t t'oiofile' o'e'e'''-'''
Partlsanship 90 i-'p'.l''',"n 'iN'
dlsy of Palmer q AZ offensive %
oelos % sariicA' our tn@l OF F" i'''l'i''-
IKE Higgins or tuisOiff u p-e''s'''''
the fragrance Of roses.
yfrs Pss.to,rST usSpklcKs stopped
Philalelphia the other day, On his way
Atlantic City. When he was asked
,ether he cOnld give the bOysa little
mfort about the ottoes, he replied, Il
not authorized to speak Ii must b
Is beginning 10 realize it.
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-
Tue only thing on which the firm Of
RAIN. Cable 4 Pond seem 10 agree, Is
aat they vii dissolve partnership. Each
ne does not seem to givs the others cred
, for beng perfectly unselhsh and disin-
crested. and they have had triangular
ow. which. however. did not end IN
,hysical encounter as was az first re-
,orted.
~.
ary are making some remarkable achiev-
nenss lately. The case IN whieh the
nilhon aire Ray WIS the subject, a few
,ichts SINCE. shows the possibilities
shi..h ars og sn To the profession. Women
.re generally more feared by these gen
len,eu than are men. because Of their IN
-et,rate propensity for screaming and
nv.ng an alarm. but at Mr. Rays resi-
lar,ce the operator went single-handed
INTO house containing three women and
man. purposs1y awakened them all and
performed his duties in such a gentle
manly manner that he must have won
.he admiration 0f an present. That tins
example, xas not without It's encouraging
fleet is svtDced oy the fact that the
residences OF e. r. Atwsu. % Chicago
oe-mmufactnrer. was operated upon 10
! similar manner. on Friday night ex
sept that the operator did not disturb
NJ. Az p. vho was resting from ure-
sOme tut aome from We" iorN.
catgec1=s AND DIVORCE LAW.
,,,.,..,,..,s mar, ,,..,,-st.5 nv a D,oees-
49, ,..,,,,.,,..,,, .,, rl,,la.{s.lrhia last Thurs
a.. s,,.,-..st, .,, ..,.r..r.,,r,5., g,r a r,uch-
- -sf,rn,s4,rv work ~ th,s COM
,,,,is, An address bv BISHOP Ste
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
Detroit. Grand Haven a Miiwsakoe
GOING VAST


NlfAiia. Eui4uhtr tAttli.fai. EAANNf
Passengers lAAlAg tne -.5 ul tarftrf uiiaks
cloee connexions tt ttft<sa iaf lausis.. taiu a.
Detroit FOR New York. -rTlfiIs tiors ai tl ~ e. n
TIE foiiovlas Utirfli i4s
Might Hxpftrss l..s laoai r.aeIln ar ileiFoif 4
Grand ilaIl1f.
THE Dr. fle oDlg lle rullile Atlantic 4k press
leayinl hele df ilsa g. nu.. nltt -ilf i.tf ki1 in
Detroit making lireci connection taf .-i. lall..
kast arriving e. New larA s m ule necaaD
morning.
paflor ttr- or iu1l TRAINS n.ii est-I l-ito Wtei.
TIE train .sst,flt, al .Ia a. al alL 4 sf ire
connection Nlil. Hllsalke- sfoiulfrs ~ s. eageI
sunday.
Ihrou.i fIceetr -eglrtsl ai li u ~. J. a.. 1r1as
IL Morton Hulse loek sll af ll, o' J.
ID POTTER llD it.sl Agent
6kO Is kEfNE I7itng Manage liloaEo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

For a Nobby Summer SUIT,
We would call your attention
to our Fancy Cassimeres, III
plaids and checks, made up IN
sacks and four button frocks.
Perfect in style and fit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
RAILROAD TIME IARIES


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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

lE Chicago Japersily property ~a7
by the United States Marshal on
rdag Chicago can 8 afford to sup
a university out % can omid a
ton-,lollar palace to gamble in.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

We are going 90 ask as
special favor that you come
and try on "a few of our Fine
Coats aud discover what we
mean 10y Tailor-Made, Form
Fitting Garments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Tue only thing On which the firm Of
ram. Cable < Pond seem 10 agree, Is
aat they glu dissolve partnership Zach
ne does not seem to give the others cred-
. for beng perfectly unselnsh and disin-
crested. and they have had a triangular
ow. which. however. did not end IN "a
,hysical encounter as was at first re-
,orted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

lKAIANA2O0 DIVISION
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
MORNING TELEGRAM.

ID RAPIDS NAY H. ls'1
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-01-01
,Tfs WINTER NOW.

lis winter now, dear love,
lis winter, bitter, thill and full of care;
Scarce do the hill-tops feel the touch of day
:. Ere they be fading in the darkened air
Betwixt the sunset and the cleaning gray.
Scarce do the dells awaken with the sun,
SO tranced and still, each tangled, snowy
steep;
Scarce do The muffied, tinlilipg waters run,
SO lonely are the wales through which they
creep;
Ten years, sweet Mistress, would give for one
III that could bring thee here,
30 lonely are the fields; so silent and SO drear.
It's winter now, dear love,
The thrush sings not, or sings in other lands !;
Dear Memory Is but pain and hope unblest;
Upon life's threshold chilled affection stands
Like some poor faltering and unbidden guest
The flowers Of one sweet time are dead,
Deep in the snow-drifts buried they are sleep
ing.
80 soullrss is the sun when love has fed,
Our treasured garlands wither with the keep
ing,
would the frozen earth were now my bed
So thought might start no tear,
SO lonely is my life, so wretched and so drear.
-Rober Burns WILSON, IN The Current.