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STOCKS FOR BALE.
TOR SALE,
ROsELASD PLANTATION

Situated on the Mississippi river, InIhe FARSI y
COncOrdlA ..lOulblAhA, twenty-five miles w .sl
NatcbEE Mis- fronting Oh the tlvef 9ne Wy III
three iOufthg, and containing two th9u,,shhI. G
bundled ard IoV01ly.onO acres tl67D OF nGh w,
ylI Sd no CsylnT bank IsttSG s s aoys
One thousand aOrUl now Ia CultlVAU2n, i,ess
hundred acres Of valuable timbsF,, IiV visy,t
houses now occupied With good lepOh ,.,anltf
large ClSloinS and new Wind mill lOf punp i,l
waller, BtAbllng, Blacksmith shop ,IgLJl wa
lofty horse power 6BHlbe, with stands tfs.,l
COn1OhEOH-ill II good order AlsOA goOa gg,d
Ing hbuAO Situated In a iAtee pecan gtOvel nlsul
young orchard VI pOAnheA pears ilga ana ,tss,
now bcAtlpg.. Will sell forty mules az oSyiEi
cultivation Of lh6 plantation, now 10 go9i, XVI
CONG aud lnVpCdl Tho ptupelI, q, Iot5 Wv"
dfesi ALEHA hDRK 0AMPhEIh
de2cdAH ESli View. Lolgotl!a Eetll!-!s
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ii peleOllou ....,..D.o Opera IouDo Otctcsttl
The concert viii DO followed by a UOci6
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Tho Police and Fire Board Ordinance.
The argument Of tho CssO Of ]. u. shep'
herd and Others, who petition the Circuit
Court to havO SET aside the ordinance ere.
B.lne the Board Of Police and Fire Com.
mitsIonefs, was concluded yesterday after.
noon before Judge Jacob, Judge Melvin
making tho closing sppeCh Tor the petl'
tIouefs. The Court reserved lie decision,
Just now when interest In city polltlcs 10
at TO height, the deCiBlon 10 awaited by
all parties with unieigned anxiety.
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TIE M1E is.l coNcrnr.
The society 20 Bid the Old Year Farewell
In Song.

The society TO Bid the Old Year Farewell
in Song.
On Friday evening New Years Eve)
tho MRnnerchor Society, assisted by
Misses Williams and ForBythe, Messrs.
Donel and Z!egenielder, the ladies' sec.
tIon Of the society and the Opera House
orchestra, will give what promises to DO
ono oil the finest and most enjoyable con.
oeIts ever arranged by Prof. AfbspS, the
musical director Of the Society, 40 can DO
seen by Rlancing over the following pro-
gramme:
Overture Opera House Orchestra
Vocal sol ..',.'..,, '..."'"..,Af' A. ", DOhPl
Heimliche LhObe. ..,.1..,I. dllOpkOt
MmnnOiChOf,
Du0tt-Home Of the Swallow. ...,. ."".. .M0Sini
Mis- Flora Williams aud Mll FcfSythe.
Fan asia ior Flu
Nj, II, QhmmI
Misses Williams aud FOfSyile aud
Nests. Bhelb AND Z.egenlelder,
Ladies' Section Gn N@nhsfChor,
..,...' uinmol
FOrplAnOi violin, tute, GlAflnete cello, and baA.
N y: lO'OW
10 Vocal solo- 5. Nv sWeeIheai
h lEs Flora williams
Il seieOlo1 ,,.-""opeta House Ofcheatta
The concert will DO followed BY social
dance,
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Mr., g. r. Tracy, with brief enlogy
placed IN nomination Capt. B. r. Doyener
dis name was received with applause.
Mr.. Dominick Morris moved that Capt
Doyeuer be nominated by reclamation
This was carried unanimously and with
cheers. e,
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FALL and winter stock Just received.
A full line Of Sultlngs, OvercOatlngs
and pantalOOnings. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultings q Specially. ,,,, ,,,,,,
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Resolutions Of thanks were adopted foI
the courtesy, efficiency and impartiallty
OF President George W. Woods Rs pre-
siding officer and to Clerk K, B, Woods
for his efficiency, fsithfulnesl and &C.
commodating manners.
The following report Of the special COM
mittee which visited the IRaymary on
tuesday was presented and fled:
INTIR4ARY, December 9, 1886.
Your committee composed OF the fol-
lowing membera met at the Inirmary on
the above date: A, Stocker, Geo. Woods, j.
O. Picket, L. Dslbrugge, NJ. Stein, W. +.
Paterson, John w. Boring and Daniel
Maxwell. =,
In the case Of DIN Johnson, a small
negro boy, 1t was decided that he IL not q
proper person to remain at the 1nhrmary,
having parents who are abba to keep him
Miss Maggie Brown was called; said she
resided at and came here from Beaver i;
has one sister and two brothers living
there; went from Beaver to Liverpool,
from Liverpool to Connellsvllle, from there
here. A man by the name Of VIM. Darr,
OF Counellsville, Ia the one who betrayed
me. / CAME here upon an order from the
Ladies' Exchange; my brothers finding
out my condition cruelty beat and mis-
treated me to such an extent as to make
1t unbsarable, and l was compelled 70
leave home. My guardian Is Michael
VIM, Of Beaver. don't know II there
| is In any means in hia possession to keep
me. do not think any Of my brothera
would keep me. VIM. Darr seduced ma
under promise OF marriage, but finding
out my condition ran away and left me.
My guardian, Michael Vim, Is editor Of
the Beaver Times. My iRthOr was killed
at q railroad accident at Brsdy's main
my mother Is desd some time ago.
tits requested that tho Superintendent
correspond with tho guardian Of Mary
Brown; also With the Mayor Of Beaver,
Beaver county. Pa.
On motion Of Mr.. Woods, Mr.. Peterson
VOC appointed committee Of one to In.
tsrview Mrs. Lyle, OF the Woman'a tx
charge, TO GEO for what reason she has
caused unsavory reports to be circulated
In relation 10 the InfrmRry.
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Lnilirl

Come and see the wonderful bargains We
now offer In Rno Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. Bee our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
l. " RtnNn
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepi's drug
store, Opera Houss corner, yesterday:
Z A. II, 1921 l2 NJ, 26'i 8 r. NJ, 2Boj ar.
20. Weather-Clear.
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GA1e 4aate1ItQtuGer.
OHioSi Nus. NO aud "a Fourteenth Street.


For tho Boys "a, =. Gator.
stDcIholdG - Nesting John Wagner.
II lS Surprising Y tIehTedG.
,stOckhOldUts' MtetlrE-E, J. Rutter.
ArlI5tS' MateEiA'B-E. l.. Nlcoll.
For Eale--lIlAnd He'll Estate.
ptOCIalnRtlOu--By tho Governor
S(uiIisd ManEOtS- MCMGchcn'E.
DECORATED Chamber WRG--Ewlng DrOL
For Coughs and UhapA-R. Il. List.
For sale and R0nt--JAs. A. nOnry-F0utth page
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nnnliannnn

viii and this . splendid opportunity 10
buy fne Call Shoes. We havO now The
largest and hneOt stock Of hne Cali Cor.
doSAn, Dongola, Kangaroo and EnRllsh
porpoiSs shoes In the city.
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PURCHASING oil christmas pfeBonIl
Bhopll read the advertisement Of Edward
L, Rose 4 Co.. Agents for the Standard
and White Sewing Machines,
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Mr.. Tracy offered the following resolu.
tions, which Oh motion OF Mr. Dobbins
we're adopted with hearty uuanimity;
WHEREAS, It Ia understood that the
present efficient Mayor Of the city, Jacob
W, Grubb, Esq positively declines to
again become candidate for his present
position and 49,, 80,
WHEREAS, We feel that Mayor Grubb's
administration has been Creditable to the
city as well as TO the Republican party,
whose candidate no was when elected TO
ths Office, aud worthy OF the support OF
every good citizen; therefore be 1t
RtSolred, That this convention, repre-
ssntIng the Republican party Of the city
OF Wheeling, hereby expresses the esteem
Of that party for Mayor Grub, and its
recognition Of the ability, honesty and
wisdom Of his official career as Mayor,
Rssolped, That the Republicans are
proud Of the first Mayor they have elected
In twenty years,
Mr.. Dobbins moved that the convention
cordially endorse the nominees chosen OF
| the primaries last Thursday, Capt Ben.
nett for CITY Sergeant, Frank W. Bowers
for CITY Clerk and Henry seamon for
HnHfI MHbteT' 4uIb Wao OhtuuulhnbiVoily
adopted, although Capt. seamon had de:
olined 10 accept the nomination for Wharf
Master on account Oh big health.
A NEW CITY COMMITTEE.
The choice Of new City Executive
Committee was next in order, and the
wards being called, the following mem
bers Were named by the respective dele
cations and confirmed by the convention.
First ward-GhREles Banner.
SECOND WRrd-ThomRe Jones.
Third ward.-P. B. pobbins.
Fourth ward-AbEaham 6tamm,
Fifth ward-Charles A. Reed.
Sixth ward-Samuel o. Boyce.
Seventh ward-Thomas O. Young.
Eighth vard-Albert Drum.
After some conversation as to the desiIa-
billty Of an early Organization, that the
committee might begin Tho work Of the
campaign promptly and energsuCelly, 1t
was moved that the members Of the ntw
committee BIO requested to meet at the
LiRsoln Club rooms on Saturday evening
next for Abe purpose Of organization.
This motion wag adopted. There being
nothing else for ths, Gonyentlon to do, 1t
adjourned sine die on motion u Mr.. Haller.
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BARGAINS in wall paper and window
shades al Nos. 9Olp aud 2O2l Main street.
on December 10, 1881.
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AsrASpARD or White Sewing Machine
10 tho most useful present that you can
give your vile Or daughter.
EDRARp L, RoeH n Co., Agents,
81 Twelfth street,
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RHEUMATIC PAINS.

n. NegnlgiO, BeiA'lo, egddea, Sham and
IN Nengqs pPIhs ghA sIIidlns Iel!eie1
M An!l.Paia pla,lsr Lht mot PoiJSCl
~N compounded. Now, original, lhitatts.
ied1l, lniAlllblO aud safe AZ itlftiIFlflS, T6 /
ave l0t d 0oi Of, postage fee Of Potter Drug and
IheqIeh Co., Boston, AAh dS1tAIhlN
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RACE al The North End Rink, tonight
between lesse and stoket mile heats
best two ont OF thfgO.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the lnBtallment plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on easy payments. Tall and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUlID, Jeweler,
Cor. TMelith and. Market Sts.
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tNABds Alons on account Of ils AcknoWl'
edged enperlotity LOT toilet purposes. ThOit
ToiISl Soaps tho standard. NArH,
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Second lot Of Scotch wool underwear
lust received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not to shrink. q. HESS Il SON.
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is unexcelled In the city for style, comfort
and wear. Call and examine them.
J. W. AMiCK,
Il43 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

Immediate possession given:
No. 2G36 ChRpllne st., 0 rooms, Sl5 %.
No. Ivl Eighteenth 1t 6rolms, sl2 % q month.
No. 27iA EOn Of D rooms, $780,
No. 1921 Mai e!Et, EtoTerOom, $500.
No. liz Eoti It,, $40.
No. Ia Yl,gluit 81, 8 rooms, $3.50.
No. 2iO7 Alley ., I rooms, $500.
poSe son April 1T
No. 1900 Chapline ST., 8 rooms, Sl2.c0.
No. 2746 4 "a st., rooms SlS0l
No. lV6 fifteenth st., 8 MONS
Ne, l7A Market 1t business house and dwelling
JAHES A. HENRY,
ReGl EStAtO Agent Collector, and Notary Public
de2o ohhoa M. lGl2 Market street
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HRDsTAE CoUoH CuRR has demonstrated
itS value In cases Of bronchitis. No dc.
nIhanlnh.
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IT AIDES wanted TO get up Tea OIu bsfor
~ our Pure Teas and C0liees, A host Of useful
efgcies 70 seltot IRON ~ PISuilHt9" sehq ~ ~ y
fen 10 every tenth person that answers this Ad'
ycrtiSement we will send free one pound Of choice
'@' N NHT'L TEA a CoFPrE co postHn MSss
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WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. 8o.-For West
Virginia and wegtern Pennsylvania, snow,
easterly winds, slightly warmer weather.
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WANTED.

TVANTED-a live, energetic man to
w represent us, S7jPer month and expenses
Goods staple; every one hugs; Outht and particular
free. STANDARD slLVkRWARR CO., Boston.
EthAW
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WTANTED-MFN, WOMEN, BOYS,
w girls to earn SO per month At their Owa
goods and full instructions for l0o 10 help 10 pay
pHtGge. ADDRESS II. Y, HOWELL d CO., Rutland,
II dRA
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Racial thO North Ead Rink, tonight,
between Reese and stoketj mile h6atsI
best two out Of three.
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WALL paper and window shades at auc.
ton u Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l Main street, on
Thursday, December 30, 1883,
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A RACE has bCNn las,lo between Jesse
Bdtkslt, Of this city, and UuASyp Nelson,
oil WallGhptg, TO take place at Tho Alhhba'
bra link Saturday night JANUARY !. .
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VTTANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG
w mGu Tor permanent position, with an old
established rm a their rep sentative III his own
STATE salary, 10 begin $40 irr month Refer.
0 Ces eyRolsa AN. MANUFACTURING HOUSE
u barclay St n. Y. dO2S TTHSAw
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L. .. Good 4 @, coll dly EOOlS Tie
cheape0t. -.
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FOR RENT.

E0R RENT-FURNlSHED FRONT
u room, suitable iOf one or two gentlemen.
lnQulI0 at ll28 Market street h"N
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TOR RENT-BRICK DWELLING
| L 8. L. corner Fifteenth and Jacob streets. ".
Y. H0GE q BRO, 1900 Market street. de2g
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21


f-e s-s.fs-..1s tseaas aaf ts-gg.f- says
--si us-e1ls ~ g~FfeIlll. a- sa-a 10 -l q t-r-
.a--es le1 aa-a la ee-sr at 1l-e
~ rolaoss -lsealal4.8ls ffl1 tll.sss
l4se alt.s -sf slarrL 81 srrse rs.t llsfe.f
.-lsl-a q ed -.li ~stel asa s.a.s sa f-e
lllred FarL
cap ~ -e.1 s-rs ls beef ea. u--lf sra
sllel lnl fIee irgl Erra-e --sel tlr-e
tie liElf $50 9seresule ll n4ug cases
H=rsol.n-ss ans sl~el lzssn-ss
Tie Load8u aetoal Ifsses says lhat
lllr.as ozlie Is a4igs a. Gaas-ro4s - cLl.-
rol9ru ald o1ght usseE lo - a1HLl lislefed
4ilLolt proper pFees.allsGs ald su exauliH-
4ll9L into Ils healib ~ lLe sucIeet-
A scientific paper gabl.shes tll, b.s VI ln-
formation Las . plecs 0f gh4rcoal upon
g4rps aHl the pain Subsidies Immediately
b leaving the charcoal upon the sound Al
hour q &ll be healed. The remedy 4. very
cheap AID simple.
0ns good .izei oulou eaten raE daily for
a seek ~ tea days Is Is said All cure the
painfli cat boils hat many persons are
liable % duuug tke spring and Summer
months. TINS is a simple remedy bui it
II very effective in Purifying the blood and
eradlcating the tendency % these uAIHful
boIls
The experiment of preventing malaria -
Plantations Of eucalyptus trees ~ IRE
F0utaine. near Rome has failed. While
Tie eucalyptus trees thrive the malaria
continues. A government commission has
bsen appointed 10 examine into the matter.
CFadel recommends arsenic as the most
efticaci0us protective agent against malaria.
ifa wound occurs in large artery pres
sure should be applied between the heart
aud the wound. III in vein the compress
should be placed between the wound and
The extremity A pack ot cotton batting
Tied ola snagly over the wound with towel
Will check a hemOrrhage A towel alone
tied about the wound. II not very great, viii
stop the bleeding
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

Having purchased large stock of Paints Paint Oils
Varnhes and Brushes before the advance prepared
give the citizens the benefit of Low Prices Paints and OILS
sell only the Pure and Unadaerated Boil4nseed OIL.
Every gallon is warranted am selling the same kind of
leads which have sold for sixteen years and have
sold CT Having sold lead of manufactures for
sixteen years sufficient guarantee that good
yes good and pure any lead offered for sale offer
white lead colored lead liquid paint present Whole
sale Prices pay bonus drummers-rich poor all
pay price Mechanics laborng contractors house
cleaners is your time 10 purchase
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

A Chlnaman may be able % sqaiFt water
through bis teeth Oh a garment, bur ke
can't sing Here Is the way the Chinese
sunday school in Chicago sings What a
Friend - Have ID Jesus and The oates
Ajar
" aai irnd ee have 10 Jesus
Alee our .illz aud kieeis % beaf
waAt piiflSe % caly
Eft-riiing 10 God Ia 81 aver
On What Fleder 0fel forfeit,
or shat needless plain &c bear
A. lee 1eelaiIse Ee b not caiiy
Erter1iug o. 0od Ia player.
Dag .Sec yon mon oy gOy W0y bon.
Eun sap gee get on yO~H xlgn
Hong wong a0n shu sehr1p gee TAI
tunn .Hee gee Jon 10Y hoy gnel
foeF ge ghuu yun alok Oye s~ec Ion
ssee mon Noy guy hop a0y bong
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
The New Vanderbilt Yacht.

The statement has been made by some
persons not usually well informed on
yachtisg matters that the engines for Mr.
W II. Nanderbilt's new steam yacht Alya,
are 70 Dc bailt IN England. This is an
error Her machinery is being constructed
al Wilmington, Del. The yacht will be
lighted by electricity. the dynamo being
driven By special engine. She will steer
by steam as we'll As by hand; will have the
latest design OF steam windlass forward and
will likewise have "A separate engine 10 drive
the reirgerating apparatus for cooling the
provisions " y. Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
The whole Family Married

The most singular piece of family enter
prise n the wav ~ marriage and giving in
marriage has iuss occurred In Blount county
near the Knox county line, even taking in
ihe father William M4ttisod who is a
spriEbslv lad of about 80 years his two
sons married into the Brown family. and
his daughter ane vas csughi on the = " BY
Pleasant Gentry a few DAYS after This left
the OFT gentleman al alone, and 50 he con-
ri1ded .o gef married Too He Vooed and
Won Mary Bieunt a1d last Saturday they
were united as one Thus the Whole family
changed bands within the space ~ a Few
xsa.s - l-l--r-lrarl LIZ.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

CIRCUiI-Ada b Wilmarih v. Robert b.
Woodcock Chancery ON trial The
people OF the state Of Michigan upon the
relation Of samuel Toby ". Byron McNeal.
Findings fled order declaring Byron Nc
Neal elected. Judgment for respondent for
costs Matilda Edison - Thomas Alma
and Joseph 4. Manly A-sumpsit. Judg
ment for defendant for costs
OFFICE BUsISEs.-An4rew Borden ".
Orn ". Griffin II al. defendants Fore
closure Bill filed William r. SAWYER
- Fred Near Trespass on the case Ahi-
dayil and bond on appeal tiled. People
vs. John Hey. saloon open after hours.
Return on appeal hled. Frank g.. Holmes
w. kortlander and Grady. Assumpsit. Al
fidavit and bond on appeal hled.-Charles
M9seiey IS John NJ Nelson Assumpsit.
Affidavit and bond appeal .tiled Jenny
De Young ". John !, Vincent. Assumpsit.
Affidavit and bond ON appeal fled.--
GeOrge = Curtiss ~ Daniel :. Jennings.
Foreclosure bill filed --GeOrge :. Curtiss
- Isabel Rippey et al Foreclosure Dill
filed
rrERi9E-James " Weeks vs.. VIM. r.
penwarden. Trespass on the case Time
for fling security for costs extended until
first DAY of Nav term Mary IAughlin
vs. ne street ltAltNhy company OF tFahu
Rapids Trespass on the case. On trial
OFgIcK Business Charles Spencer vs.
Mary Spencer. In chancery. Bill for
divorce filed.
PRoBNrE-Es Estate of Magilaway Morton,
deceased Order admitting will To probate
Estate of Israel smith, deceased. APP
praiser's warrant and inventory filed. Or
der e assigning October 70 for hearing claims
before the court Estate. OF EmmOn Ware,
deceased. order appointing Harvey JOS
lin and Myron H. Walker commissioners
on claims Estate of Ella May
BurkhOider. minor. Guardians
first annual account filed
Estate OF Amy G Wright ct al. minors
Guardians bond filed and letters issued to
Martha T.. Wright. Estate of Lena Black
mer. a minor. Guardians bond filed and
letters issued 20 Andrew J. Provin.-Es-
tate OF James McIan. deceased. Appraiser :
warrant and inventory filed Order ap-
pointing David Munro and Joseph Smith
commissioners on claims.-Estate of
Samuel Richards. deceased. Administrator :
final account iled Nav II set for hearing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
obituary-Deacon Henry Escott.

Another of the early settlers OF Grand
Rapid, has passed away. Deacon Henry
Escott died az his residence 100 Turner-st
April d.. lss6. of old age. Henry Escott
was born at Nailsea Somerset, England
oct. n. i7G. He married Anna Brind
at Bristol. England April H.. 1921. just
sixtv-6ve years before the day of his burial.
lie came 20 Grand Rapids in 1913 where he
has since resided. being one of the pioneer
druggists Of tins citv Three daughters by
his first raarriage survive him. Mrs. George
Whittiesey. Mrs. John Mcconnell and Mrs.
T.. y Brewer He leaves a wife by "A second
marriage. and Nhree daughters Mr.. \. Alger
of Battle Greek Mrs. Chas Mcintyre and Miss
Anna Escott He united with the Fountain
street Baptist church twenty-five years ago.
and soon after was appointed deacon, which
office he held az the time of his death. The
pastor said. when giving him the right
hand ~ fellowship. You have come into
tine church AZ the eleventh hour, and YOU
must be- faithful and those who have
known him best can testify 20 his COnslsten-
Christian life When he saw his son. the
late Edward =. Escott. after his sudden
death be- exclaimed. would II were me-
Re was kind husband aud devoted farher,
and a man Of pure and upright life. and had
the respect of All y ~ knew him.
Farewell dear father there are no more
s'eep-ss nights or wearsome days for thee.
ndying viror and usefulness are part Of
rhe inheritance Of the redeemed Fee bic a.
tbou vert on earth thou wilt be no burden
ON the bosom Of Infinite Love. but there
shall thou find thv longe3 for rest. and re-
ceivs giorious sympathy from Jesus and
his ransomed fold
The hands softly folded
The Kindly pulses still
The cold lips know no smiles.
The noble haart no thrill
Ills pillow needs no smoothing
re sarefh f8r no care
Loves feuiarnSf entresty
MAKES uO responses there
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21

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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
STEKETEE'S FAMILY MEDICINES

sales these remedies nearly Twelve Hundred
Dozen Bottles since January l. 1856 fact that remedies
extensively used and say with those that have used
these remedies no better. "Tbey good Ny sales
Steketees Blood Btter - dozen bottles for the
month of Mar ch last past For the genuine Steketee Med
cines call at my store-remeInler the place
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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BY the Paste Process Tapestry b. Brus-
sells, Moquette Nelyets md all kinds except
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Entire satisfaction guaranteed and best city
reference given. Address or call ON f. r.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-21
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