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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.
Announcements.

To the rioters Of Preston County:
hereby announce myself as n can.
didate for the Office of Surveyor of
Lands for Preston County, subject to
the decision of the voters at the polls
on November 2nd.
Respectfully,
julius *. MONROE.
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At the request of my friends |
announce myself as q candidate for
the Office of constable Tor Kingwood
District, subject to the decision of
the voters on November 2nd.
Respectfully,
THos. III. BRAHAM
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To the Uoters Of Preston County:
l hereby announce myself as a can
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King wood District, subject TO the
decision of the voters of said district
at the polls.
Respectfully,
JAMES l.. STONE.
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Order Of Public attn.
WEST VIRGINIA, IS

WEST VIRGINIA, IS
~ Rules held
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Preston County, en- the first Monday
Of October 1886.
Peter Tilchcncll
vs.. In JluifL
Samantha j. Titchenell, }
The object Of This suit Is to obtain d..
YOrce n UWcutO Ut0tJimOfU.
And 30 appearing that TIC defendant is
not &c resident OF tuis State, she is there.
fore, hereby required u appear hero
within one month after tho date O' tho
first publication hereof AMI do wat is
necessary 10 protect her interests herein.
And on motion Of tire plaintiff by his
counsel, DO rs ordered that the foregoing
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AFdU IA weekly newspaper published
IN This county.
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Miss Alma NIurdo,

Miss Alma Murdoch, who spent
several months here this summer Wis.
ting relatives, departed for her home
at Ironton, Ohio on Tuesday. Miss
Murdoch has host of friends here
who regret her leaving.
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Mrs. lIiIIcr,s DrntI,.

81 Died, in this city Mt 3 80 this
informing ofconsumption, Eva. wife Of
Joseph Miller. aged 81 years.
Deceased was born in Peters
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o. She leaves husband and six
daul hters three of whom arc still at
home Deceased was n consistent
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Church
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ee'TnE Journal, in speaking Of A. j.
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versity." This is literally untrue.
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not reached before the beginning of
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or studied surveying at the Univer-
sity. These ere facts and taken from
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aud we challenge Mr., Elliott or the
doVfnot to show the contrary. Now,
will the J0wnal tell rs where Mr..
Elliott did study surveying. il he
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julius X. Monroe,
SURVEYOR OF LANDS,
tItNGwooD, VIVA
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19
cnnnfnn ifrnthnr.

Undoubtedly there il not a house in
Grand Rapids better known than Compton
BROTHERS. who are located az 100 South D.
vislou-st. where hey use two large loOfs
as saies-ooms. and they are liiet 10 the ut-
most capacity with all kinds of household
ali pArlor furniture. They also manu.ac-
ture All kinds of upholstered parior iurni-
turc % order They were the nrsl house ia
the city 20 introduce the iusialifuent plan
II selling goods The Mes,r5. Compton
Brothers are both young. active and push
ing business men aud be ieve that quick
sales and small profits are the only sure
ue,hod 20 success Espec ally for the hO.-
iday trade they have purchased an extra
line stock OF easy chairs upholstered. roll
Ter and platform rockers, parlor suits, odd
pieces. chamber suits, elegant lamps IA fact
anything you want IN the line OF furniture.
Oh small weekly payments and al prices 10
suit the purchaser. lOp should see their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Re
member the number. lC9 Diyision-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19
Il keeps The heart Warn.

]. N-s lsw DAYS oeie1s Christmas areuI
tssuts 6se year ago As Z va passing
sione he streets ef oas al tie beautiful in-
l4a1 c,Fi<- ~ ear iate : niei lass fr.ss.a
Eae mother " srss family az boys aus
sir-s hsr arns we've fail II seuary psfoels
sad paaA Ssss. Nlien ia those DAYS people
segs not 100 proud 60 o4rfy. Afef tie as
u.s. sod moT1inE gfeetinEs we're exchanged.
; sd.
What have yea here Mrs z 30
'pniy some Christmas gifts for my child
ren. she relled- Perhaps sou may talnk
ar foolish. an old woman Ike las"
Way should ! think so'a ] said You
have money enough and 70 sF,are Why
should you aol indulge IN pleasure like
tilis,"
The answer she gave me ! have never for
gotten. Ii was born 81 The wealth aud
sweetness Of true mothers love. Il fsiak s.
keeps t.e toof aeoA A reply 80 simple
and pure hal 4 world 81 nearing 10 nae
and always comes bsck 10 my heart a.
Christmas time comes again.
NOW never enter store furnished With
Holiday Ggs but what think what o
place 70 warm cur hearts aud those u tue
dear ones We love The ingenuity OF in-
yenuve genius is taxed. % rather inspired
20 furnish such w0udrous beauty OF design
and 10 think for 50 little money We eau
make our homes and friends SO hsppy
that II sends thrill and glow Of happiness
ihat sAai. lineer in our hearts ike the per-
fume OF the rasest flowers. Then why not
make home aud friends happy by goins
Just where such gins and treasures are kept
in such abundance that You cannot lsii 60
be- suited al once
II LroSARp 4 soas. l6 Monroe ST, is the
place. above all Others. 70 buy ge'v IIoiiday
Gfs Time and space fail me TO give you
any idea OF the quality and quantity you
will lind there to selec, from
1T Keeps the Heart Warm"
Oh had The pen Of poet 90 wr.ia.
or thet ,ue 81 an angel 20 .ins.
q fnHke ihe air 40. al with " )f.is 81 indiie
Dor the jos that such message would bring.
~ keeps thu hear warm" o wisdom Divine
Though spoken by mortal below.
Be yours. my dear nelghbor that pleasure and
mine,
That we may such blessings hesiow
1t keeps the heart warm let IS never forget
A the days and the years roll alone.
That he rude winds OF heaven much soAcr would
blow,
II the world was filled with this song.
Ia cam this sweet Lesson, this day, my dear
friend,
And 20 may you. too. do You know
That II. Leo ard & Sons IL Monroe s.,
ls the pS,e Of al others TO 90,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19
Picture Frame.. Engrnylng.. etc.

The leading house IN this line is Harvey
& Heystek who are located al - Ottewa-s,.
new Aldrich block This house. although
one of the youngest firms in the city has
builtup = very large trade in the above line
of goods. They carry IN stock over three
hundred different styles Of mouldings en-
bracing all the newest patterns ire bronze.
gold anu hardwood mOuldings. They Gnu
plOy experienced wOrkmen FOR the manu-
facfure Ol fraul-s and can frame pictures 10
order on very short notice. they also have
a large stock II cugravings. etchiDgs etc.
framed and unframed. which are well worth
examining.
A only a few days remain before Christ
mas we should advise all who have paint
ings. engravings. etchings etc. To Toe
framed TO call and SEQ their stock which,
cannot fail to please and leave their orders
early
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

The Chicago s. Grand Trunk Railway.
Detroit Grand Haven Z MIwaukee Rail-
way and Michigan AIR Line and Detroit
division % The Grand Trunk railway vii
sell round frip tickets for the holidays 20
ST. Canadian points west ~ AMI INCLUDING
or0nr0. Niagara Pals and Buffalo. 20 bali
rates. Tickets will be sold on December q
- and 80, and January ali COOL 20 re-
lurn until IaurlrV 3 l.-- -n--..iIa.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

The largest line Of Picture Cards, Society
Cards, Folders, Programmes and Invita-
tons In the city at l.. b. StantOn's Printing
Office, No. Pearl-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

Executors sale Of Iewe.ry at 30. T.
Canal-st. The entire ieweiry stock of los
Eikh0f deceased will BE- sold ~ cost
prices DT order Of VIM Drucke. executor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

Editor daily TELEGRAM HERALD. Please
tell your subscribers that if they need good
work at low rates IN cleaning and coloring
of clothing, dresses. shawls, etc, to 20 10
the Eagle Steam Dye House, No. p Canal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19
AFIns Emporium.

Who are they. that DO not hail with ex-
treue pleasure the coming OF that most
priced nt al HOLIDAYS Christmas , They
certainly mu,l be lew, and although nearly
a week 8 time wasi pass before the JOYOUS
season IS With as h was notice ed YESTERDAY
tnat large hunters % people were making
purchases Tor CHRISTMAS presents. Canal
So presented busy scene. out the reporters
attention Was called 70 one particular place,
where everyone stopped and passed in As
perpetual stream OF people were passing
ia and ont The reporter became
curious 20 2nOw what could
be the great attraction therein.
After some persuasion be Nas enticed IN
side. and was met oy the genial proprietor.
NJ. - j. Evans. who informed Iim that the
great attraction Was the handsome and eiaD-
crate Christmas presents comprising silver
plated table ware. statuary tea sets decor
tred and plain water sets, vases lamps EN-
ail kinds Ut plain aud decorated croc-
ih's enterprisins firm came 90 th'-
from Detroit aud opened their iu.
pcrlm az i5 Canal 81. necembe- -
busting scene Of busy clerks aud elEar g..
chasers. was one not easily forgotten ana
was with difficulty. sucn WAS the rush. lhst
flp reporter Succeeded be obtaining a view
~ their Immense and finely selected
stock The prices on several articles were
l-oteJ and compared with those OF other
dealers they are astOnishingy low. This
frm is selling all their goods al Detroit
prices With which no other firm i'm this
city can re,in 20 compete. Their stock Of
g90is. has been carefully selected and com
prscs all tie latest designs IN crOckery and
Glassware. None can 10 better than visit
.he store Of this enterprising firm 40 Is
Canal-sf an make your purchases for
Christmas presents. They deserve liberal
patronage and are determined to suit all
purchasers.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

Executor sale OF iewelrv at No. =
Canal-st. The entire ieweiry stock of JOS
Eikhoh deceased viii be sold a. cost
prices by order of VIM. Drneke. eAecutor
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

Get your Holiday Photographs a. Hamil-
tons. lie makes the finest Cabinet Photo
graphs for g TER doz.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

handsome present to every buyer Of
fifty cents worth or more until Jan J.. lss7.
lHIDAro SHOE STORE.
. Canal-st.. 81 and - Ivon-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

Sewing machine needles l5c per dozen
oil &c per bottle at the Singer office, IL
North Diyision-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

The Singer Manufacturing company ha
removed 10 No. II North Division-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19
CHRISTMAS CHIMES
Several Firms Who Deserve
Liberal Patronage.
AsM 70 BUY I0ua P%SNS.
1si1S Wil 6s Fo-1c a Fse Short
inter- isss With Several o.
Or Most Prominent
Business Men.

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COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The rush for Holiday Pictures at Hamil-
tons. - Caual-st.. is immense. Fine work
and low prices always wins


aandsome present to every buyer Of
.ert- worth Or more until Jan. /, 1887.
CHICAGO SHOE STORE,
- Canal-st., 81 and l3 Lvon.st-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-12-19

Tie " est side Rink via 30 open here
after every afternoon and Tuesday. Thurs
is7 snd SATURDAY evenings