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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-06-11
Note on Running OF Trains.

Note on Running OF Trains.
Train leaving Columbus at AIS r. NJ tnorth
hound) runs dailv. and carries hrongh sleeper
for Chicago, via Fostnria and 3. & o. r. r.
Train arriving at Columbus at $50 A. N runs
daily, and carries through sleeper from ChicA-
60 tn Columbus. Washington and Baltimore.
Direct connections made in Union Depot al
Columbus, for Newark, GAINESVILLE, Pitt6surg,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Phila-
delrhia also for Dayton, Cincin natl, Louis
vile, and all points South and Southwest.
tsy Close connections at Toledo for Detroit,
and all points in Michigan and Canada.
II. }. FALKENBACH,
Geul Passenger and Tieks, Al gent.
CoLUsBss, o.
g r. CARR, GenT Supt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-06-11
CONTINENTAL
INSURANCE co,
STATE OF ONO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,


INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, :
COLUMBUS Jan. p, lss6. J
I, HENRY J. RETNMUND, Superintendent Of In
snranee Of the State Of Oho,do hereby certify that
The Continental Insurance Company, located at
New York, in the state Of New York, has complied
in all respects with the laws Of this state, relating
to Insurance Companies, other than life incorporated
by other States Of the United States E anhnrized
10 transact It's appropriate business Of FIRE INSUR
hNCE In this state, In accordance with law, during
The year. The condition and business of said
Company on the thirty-fTst day Of December Of the
iear next preceding the date hereof, shown 10y the
ltatement, under oath, required Icy Section 2sI Re-
ised Statutes Of Ohio, to be as follows:
Aggregate amount Of available assets,. s5,l,ITs %
caEtaD, Including Reinsurance. -. 2.sIs,s9o "a
Net Assets .................... -. 23ss7g IS
Amount of actual pad mp Capital 10000 ~
surplus .......... ,3ss,s7e IS
Amount Of Income for the year in cash. 1856 20
AMOUNT OF Expenditure for the year in
cash j,jop,9sJ y
In Witness whereof, have hcreunto subscribed my
(@l name and caused my official Seal to be
SEAL Affixed the day aud year first above written.
t|) HENRY !. REISMUND,
Superintendent 0f Insurance.
W. A. Bensohoter, Agt,B owling Green, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-06-11

The political idea for modern sermons'
sServants, obey your masters"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-06-11
| CERMANlA FIRE
INSURANCE CO.


STATE OF ONO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, January s5, 1855. }
I, HENRY ]. RFINMUND, Supcrintcnden of Insurance
of the State OF ohio, do hereby certify that thi
Germania Fire Insurance Company, located at New
York. In the State OF New York, has complied II
all respects with the laws Of this State relating to In
surance Companies other than life, incorporated b!
other States Of the United States and Is authorized
transact its appropriate business of FIRE INSURANCE
in this State accordance with law during the
year The condition and business of said Company ol
the thrtyrs day OF December the year proceed
ing the date hereof Is shown by the statement undc
OATH required by Section ISL Revised Statutes Of Ohio
to be as follows
Aggregate amount OF available Assets sos
Aggregate amount OF liabilities, Except
capitaD, including re-insnrance....... oeo1s
Net 14777
Amount OF actual paid up Capital. 1000 900
Surplus 41'@'
Amount of Income for the year in cash.... 12d9s95
Amount OF expenditures for the year in cash 07so5
IN WITNESS WHEREBY, I have hereunto subscribe
() my name. and caused my official Seal TO b
lSEALt nffiNed. the day and year above written.
t-S HENRY J. REINMUND, sup't. of Insurance.
SD. WssrcOtt, Agent, Perrysburg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-06-11
TOLEDO COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN.

GOING SOUTH, GOING NORTH.
Read DOWN. STATIONS. fRead NM
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-13

Clark, Florence D, Tombstone A T. lots and 10, block and improve melts: 1S of lots 2 and 10, block 21, lot l3 blcck q, lot 2 block p and improvements on lot 22, block n value S5s0, tax S2090, penalty S2.04, collectors fee 66c.
 Clark, Mrs A L, Tombstone, A T, tots 6,7, 5, g, 10, II, 12 and 13, block 62 and improvements on lot 13, block G2, lot F block 45, improvements on lot 12 block 45, lot 2 block 34 and im- provements on let block 34 lot 16 block and imprOvemcI ts on lot 1e block 6, lot 10 block l9 and improve meAts on lot 10 block l9, lot block 35 and improvements on lot block 35, lot 8 block 20, household furni- iure, iewelry, etc., value S2i90, tax $A.62, penalty $6,73, collectors fee Clark, M K, Tombstone, lots and 10. block 4S, and improvements on lot 10 bls ok IS, lot 1 block F and inn provcments on lot 4 block r jew elry and library, vafle S750, tax 2S.5O, penalty S3.42, collectors fee
 SoC. ...........-......... Ceasar & Webfritz, Tomb stone AT. lot B block IS and improve ments. bar fixtures aud billiard table and merchandise, value $500, tax S2Ol 40 penalty St2.07, collectors fee S6 il. Cummins, J II, Tombstone A T, lots g ana 10, bio k IS, improvements on lots g and 10, block 7s, lot Is and i7, block IS, improvements on lots 16 and 17, block 7S, ana personal prop erty, value $535, tax S2O.32, penalty $3,O1, collectors fee SIC. CAlifero. Jos, Tombstone, A T, lot 20 blsck 15, and Improvements on lot
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-13

The following is correct list of persons owing Territorial and County taxes of Cochise County, A, T.. now delinquent, and descrip tion of property upon which su ch taxes are due, together with the amount of such delinquent tax, and the costs and percentage, for the year 1885
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-13

Berry, e. Tombstone, A T, lot block IS and Improvements, lot 10 block IS lot ~ olock l7 and improvement lot block and improvements, 10 feet lots 15 and 16 blOk and i'm PrOvements, 70 feet lot block and improvements, lot IA block e snd Improvements, lot 19 block q and improvements, lot 29 block F, 2I te block l6 and Improvements, lot l7 block 3l and improvements, Iots 22 and S block 4s improvement. Swelling house, lot 19 block and improvements, Record neWspaper nachinery, printing material and honseh Old furniture. value SSo2o, taI
 e, penalty Sssls, collectors tee Hl1'@o, .'.....-...-.......,, N52 Burke, J, Tombstone, A r, lots 10 ana 2O block 3S and improvements. yslue SSSA tax SS.54, penalty 3l eel lector fee 2S cents, ..., IA Barnes: 5, Tombstone, A T, lot l olSck H apd improvements vslue S2gO, tax $7.6O, penalty S1.3S, collec. tors fee 26 cents. n Brayzse. R, TombStoAe, n lots and block 25 and improvement value $50, tax S5 70, penalty SI'2} collectors fee 20 cents q Baron, Will, Tombstone, T, lot 20 block 3S and Improvements etc, fur Aiture and fixtures, vRueS75O tax $2S.5O, penalty $3.42, collectors fee 9l-Oo... .-.................,, 39 Branch, Wm, Tombstone A T, lots Sand block SS and Improvements, value $l2O, tax S4.56, penalty S1 % col lectOrs fee IT cents Baugalupi, Chss, Tombstone A IT Iot3 block si aud improve menIs, person. d property, value s zoo, tax s7.5s. penalty S2.37, collectors fee 2S cts. Biel. A, Tombstone, A T, lots 7andS block and Improvements, value $7O, tax g 66, penalty II .1S collect tors fee II cents. ntG.............. buliGrd, ., Tombstone. A T, lot IS oiocK 5 and Improvements value 1oSltax 3=S SSS, penalty S2.3l, col
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

Every dag sLleh passes a11s to tie
slender ID aLich tlat grand cd ma.
flALsrssz. la1ss - Lsl1 hE EGn-
bafzll ...i.lzsss y - C pl9.la-tlon lsQrtny n
t1s 1ast Tigarals il1elsel az tae ass ~
flt aad zee tlz aaflaf lzs passed -
.ar- tlan 80 years l4e l4r-e s,lls ss1
t-a Allotted 81 lan aa esrf-- lt ~
almost aaf B century since Aa.ACLAf,
aar-sisg ~ Is slsl1sz lf-l ga9l-s-sl
aark E1= State a - Relations @isl
tie C1urel. tescu e,l lal IS IS young
l.a- af l4a.sm.slsd slaraefsr. the r.slls
lsne ~ taL 81 stern ald embedding
I.res s1a followed Slr koaEEf FzEL,
5at sl4-l l.s moderation. Sinee tAens
ID alI.lln o. tas vast amount ~ polu-
eaI sark io1e ~ lla le las toaad time
% write 4n eIaoorars aoiz 80 Homes
a4d ls Homeue age" Bhieh appeared
Ia three egIlu-z. a Manuel ~ Prayers.
th4t soldeFfll soFk -JuFeutas MundL
-d1msne oslcaroulsm. pamphlets on
F4-.saa DEGREES and ou -Ihs Turk iu
E4lope. ana bis -Glealiugs o., Past
l=ars, Published 10 seven volumes 10
ISIS ills published works, it viii os
sssu. are devoted 10 sao! !scts which re-
4slss profound thought and research
and which &fs widely oar " ths line Of
praetle4l politics. His intellect is not
only posslfal 0ut wi1s-reachng 1nl
diversified Ialsed. ls seems 10 sees
recreation Ia those literary snd phi-o
sophieal Investigations aLleA are labor
ols study tor most muds. Atterall thes'
wears of such wonderful activity ni.
mIui appears ss vigorous as ever it wa.
la tas usrlllau ot ife.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
THs BOSTON INFANT.
How Culture Makes Cranks Of Little
Ones Funny Pictures Of
Child Life

Boston letter 20 tie Providence Journal.
An amusing incident that occurred two or
three years since may be- SET down as Illus
traung the lofty ambition of the genuine
Boston infant and ner superior tondness for
intellect rather chan beauty A little girl of
ten rang the d00rtel of neighbor house
and Of the sevant who came 10 the door
inquired Tor the widow ladg living there
Mrs r. IS not ar home. the maid an-
suerei "Nil Won leave any word
Yes the little Mss answered, Il am
Mary l5ease. and you may Tell Mrs. b. that
f isu true what the girls say about my be-
ug in Tommy. I woudu be- in love with
such q little fellow anyway -enly years
od and I don think be a 0it good look
Ine
rhe maid rerardad her with some aston
.sament during tlis concise address and
chen her pride in the family which she
served being somewhat touched she bndied
no f0 reply -on you don't well. YOU r.
not SD good looking yourself Miss. with
your .recsies aud your red hair. The
ehi.t regarded hsr with perfect gravity and
answered. lG tones of complete and di-pas-
s.nua-e .elI- possession. know m not
oat my mofhe- SAYS Z may be clever some
iar ani that IS better
THIS aIe spoe-yphal as t sounds IS
really irle the name have hinden under
Petse being one well and han9raoly
En0Wn ir recent literature.
Another tiIe maiden. year or two older
fhsn This wita wuom 1 have rbe honor Of
a1 Acquaintance. hiss been much exercised
fh.s VInrer over ett.aal and religious PROOF
.ers She wns ar drst q theosophist but
rlan fae ienfeu services af Trinity began lt
seemed t1 nar that the respectaaiiitv OF the
family demanded chat some one should oc-
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

urr W4.ssHa-sl. 81 lhe
- = -I .a..-.s y. f..r.
1s4a7 -7 --
rrsesrr-al- rar -erass l.-4 fEel1ef-s-l-
.H- fnns CIV Clerk staining Sd tle
fsrh.r rsst5r maainE s uele.I
..-.....-, IN. .r 4 ein..aulse s-st peoAel
tas.-t Hs position aas Ferg mael ze
= 80 er..If ts.s been II.- restl'l ~ shooting
- Ir.....s.....s. -sa4rs - him alile on
rEa ran sal.er one f.ot sas tors ard slIa
~ snsa s.Ers 5ent and bis aelelt
F.. tf.. t.....f Is .lhsr f.ot HIS overcast
,..s .f.,f f.fr, rshlaf hIn TOR be dis ror
,r.. .-r.- -l...1b q. ...t Is come d s erl..n
Fel Hls .Ela VAS - ls1ei 30 one SIDE
b. ..e.s s.rs-.a. ~. nassache saith the lre
la lis .lrsr su4a Tle whole plise was
..-a-s..r----.i- af Taa Pfendergast. who
l.re- n.ss-s needless mouln when
s...tf.-.r ordinances ana resi-. ufi0ns il the
...r.f chamber wlth tle aldermen
sIrfag earslrss.v iu their seats Ga
H.n smiths eizars lie Ras
.....-z-l efr .foa.l nlake a good
-...s.f.toer r.l.rfer buL paving no allen-
~. +. rs- e.alplirnent lke a streak of
electricity LIZ vas AGAIN in motion. as lie
hr-I-f s.s over h.s shoulder u VAS
r,..afr.s q ateuorandau put my knife ia
mn l.....s-t sni tl-u drought would iot lt
.i..su besides aud hr vas gone, while j
bsffesr CAUGHT 3 glimpse III bis pocket
knft- coming e4t ul las vest pocke. aud
dropping hurrielly baek agalu Tie ac-
don intended as an Illustration % his ne
uiarx Tire situation Was then clear Some
th.ns that dashed across Toms brain
xhl.h he wanted to thiuk of again and
accounting t0 his custom be bad removed
tf.r....-r knife from It's accustomed place
fu hi- trousers and deposited IL in his vest
farset Ahers he would aferWard unex-
r4efa.ilg ran across lt and habltualiv recall
1a4 reason uhv he put II there This time
tb- matter Was unusually important, and
he r-sortsd Cd the memorandum as a sure
+ source of striking the right thought after
the knife had told him something was in
rhe wind.
It IS curious % observe some of the
+ schemes resorted o. bv diileren, people a.
helps o. memory. Tying "A string around
I the finger is freQuent Doth with men and
women. more particularly so with the latter
+ because The lack 0f the masculine preI0ga
. live of many pockets prevents the change
from one pocket 10 another Of any article
usually carried know OF
4 vonnr wife whose husband i, very Observ
ing AS well as particular She is not at al
-nperstitious. aud when. during MS ab-
senee in busiuess hours. she thinks of some
thing she wants 20 tell him at night sh
changes her wedding ring to some othe
finger lie won't be in the house lon
before he notices the change-she knew h
wonld-and she is reminded Of the idea sh
has treasured up for him Whether tn
wedding ring device will always accom-
plish this purpose cannot we'll be settle
nov
little the worst case of this kind that
F lnor,- of il "a bookpaper in a down tow
wholesale establisbment. who stands a
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21


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.aAe otAeI p1olslt a. par eas tAe ..'.se Z ~
tariisAtl aiia A'iiis s'e'A ts-t.tas nave Nt.4ti
ala-lless aild sa-i attend - ~.tti @-Aiess A'A
- Aaiiistt &. Nt.--
taak ~AIE-A lIh>I Glass AEN A0l 81 0A
/ ihe aesi side I'D Hehe-s- anl block narih
"a Wealthy ave lsr al fa tlca-aIs al tae Aeils
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

Rev sam Small, during the late revival
services i'm Chicago referred to the subject
of "winking' as follows:
a great deal is done nowadays with a
wink Of the eye. 1t means sometimes an
invitation or a conspiracy; so man who
wants To drink and don't want TO speak
out winks. A member of the Christian
Church don't want 20 be seen going into a
bsr-room BIZ his fellow members, bat he
NAV be seen rushing into a drug store, and
going 20 the end winKing and getting
whi>kev. so he will wink at druggist
and pet prescription, that Is. whlskey and
a littie water A man pretending 20 keep
a drug store for that purpose IS an aOGmlna-
90 the Lord He should be honest, and
instead of the pestle aud mortar as
a sign, put up " hlskey saloon.
He Is q barkeeper and agent OF the
devil to damn his fellow citizens Then a
father winketh his eve IN teaching his chll d
fo drink Many q father who says he was
never known % be drunk IN his life has
flund his child q bes0tfed drunkard in the
cutters of q city My father used 70 be one
of those respectable drinkers. but he woke
uu one dav and found that his son had be-
come drunkard in attempting TO
be- moderate drinker. Many
man vino has puded himself
that be bad che power 20 control his con-
duct as % liquor bnds that he has been a
curse to his son, and go a Cod fearing
father who winks at it. keeping liquor in
his house or at the office. and the precious
souls Of their children become debauched
and damned bv liquor. cannot avoid the
consequences. tor God vii Judge them Al
the bar 0n Judgment day. such Winking Is
Az abominafi0n to cod '- NaFstaifecH
Fier'rir EtgIf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

I0R kENI FROM TWO Io F0Jk NICELY
/ furnished ieons l0r light house keeping Call
at II clintou-si. -
NOR kkNI-A NICE SlIT or F0rk ROOMS
/ good cellar a0o5shea and water ior q within
Ieu minute, walk frlin Canal ana Muilr1s-sls.
- 50 a gual hUlse tltl STA rooms Aeal strtet
railway Tor -. ao. Apply toe. Buckley 81 Aanros-
H. -
INOR kENT-INO.F ROOMS, OH oN
/ THE nFsl hoor uaiurnl-ned aid one on The
SECOND floor furnished. Nllg three minutes nom
C9mpan Place. Mrs 3. White ~ tour! - -
T1OR RENT-ROOM5 FOR kENI-MlIH OK
/ without board Suitable tor man and wife or
Two gentlemen al lls N0nh loula-si- Terms Nerg
reasonable Fifth house north of psSioilce ~
NOR KENT-lN IHE BLOCK q CANAL-sI ONk
I front room suitable Tor an Office OF lodging
room for gentlemen. a good party can have the
same at very lo~ rate. Enquire al once al =
Canal-st g A. Ber"in- lol
NOR ENT-FURNIsHED OR UNfGRAlsHED
/ rooms on first and second loor, a. ~ North
Division -.
I'OR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE To RE
L spOnsIble parties. lnqulFe al once al -ls ~
tsWa-st :.
no RENT-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS AT A
! very Low rate Apply at The Hemple House
nOARDING-TMO NICELY FURNISHED
ID front rooms rent with or without board one
is "a large room on ground noor with bay window
Terms very reasonable io the right party. Call al
l7s North l0nia 81 lfh house, north OF postoihce e
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
4. ke shore A Michigan Southern.
Kalamazoo kla1tsfHu.

Arrive. Leave
V,rsrrss ...1 sam p sl In
Sal .--- ............. lhtam a. b m
The train leaving 81 +tH u fn CONNECTS 81
White Qeon ulth Atlantic haFFrfk on Main
Line which has rsrItc UraWlnF kneln rIeeping
coaches from Cnlcseo % New OK and hoEiou
without change
Pigeon giving ufe h1gf for tiauff. u ta special
Ncss Nork fxrsess ou Main LiEe.
Through tcstfs and leffEt In flecrfrE cesf let
can bc secured st Iuiou Ticket ofluc a Monrpe
street aud depot.
Trains ran fy aah meridian time. which r.
minutes slower than Detroit time
J. "a. MCkINEFE. General Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
ron RENI-BUSINEss PURF0sES.

NOR RENT-FACTORY IN MlLLsT THE
very convenient brick building, b0ylo0 feet,
i've stories high. with sixty horse power waller
wheel hydraulic stand pipe, Lose aud uo1zies IN
each room, elevator, steam heating pipes SHAFT
ing pulleys betting, etc, also addition contain
ing Office, powerful steam engine boiler coal
room aud dry room, store room, etc. Inquire oi
Butterwurlh and Lowe -
NOR RFNT-TWO NICE FRONT OFFICES
/ with fire places ia each. Enquire J. r
HaW kns. Hawkins * Perry.
NOR RENT-0LD AND WELL ESTABLISHED
I photograph gallery on second floor. over So
West Bridge-st Rooms partially furnished Rent
cbaan to Good nertles 4Glf
no RENT-DESIRABlE STORE, No. a9
| Pearl-St Lovett block, now occupied by Nohl
and Van Alstine viii be lor rent May lst. Geo.
Allan
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

NOR sAIE-srOCk oFGROCERIE~ AND FiA-
L tures. store 10 TeuL address Droccfl, tals
office.
NOR sALE-HORsE And CART. FOR SALE
Il cheap. tal or address Arnold HOUSE.
Vest side.
NOR sALE-ONE GOOD SQUARE PIANO IS
good condition. Price sip. Party gong
away. Must sell. Cali al 2l9 jeferson-st, Mest
side. -
NOR sALE-THE LEADING GROCERY AT
/ Edmore stock VIII invoice about $500. The
only brick grocery m Edmore. Also a. acres oi
land one mile north OF tdmore and one span oi
hoIses weighing about $50. Reasons iuI selling,
going south Inquire oi IL. " Robson. Elmpfc.
Mich. -
nor SALE-CONPLETE sEr n. Il REPORTS
1 Waits actions and deiences and other valu-
able law books VIII be Slo cheap AdQIess
Fred s. Clark Grand Rapids. Mich.
NOR sALE-A SECONDHAND CHChkkiN0
I piano. VIII be- sold cheap d sold sour. Call
~ Mn De~eys los Monroe a., up siain.
NOR sALE-A LADY WHO j. GOING TO
I leave the city desires o. sell lnl square
piano. four round corners fr>t-clase make. leen
used les than three months. Nust be- sfid m
two weeks call after b. ~. Ht 22 Ottawa -
NOR sAIE-CHEAP-TWO pHIIOA BUG
I gits and one two-soated surrey buggg. VIZ
sell cheap II sold immediately. Cali on a.til-
tire schsak. S6 East bridgest-, opposite hake ,
liquor store. -
NOR sAlE-A FIRS r-CLASS SILVER WATCH
/ Elein. National Watch Nompeuys make
cost S44 used Dut ltue viii be sold az liberal
discount. Inquire al TELEGRAM h hkALn once
/ NOR sALE-sl. 80 BUYS A THREE-YEAR-OIA
Il colt wen broke. not afraid of car. bras,
/ bands. etc Extra good roadster aud perfect n
every way. Inquire az ~ " est brluec-AL
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

A Chicago minister is preaching against
lie ~. of ,orsets aud tight laciug. lie y
81 si-.aottsd tie arst thing be knows
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

The fishery question seems % have
zoos fishing al by itself. We have not
board thai a Canadian gun boa. has been
his VITA Yankee mackerel snd iound-
erred
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
THE GaEENBACKERS.

The Basis 90 R-presentatlon ira the Nation
al Convention Which Convenes
Here la August
rae NtlHnai party of Michigan which
meets .a State convention ln ibis city Aug
a-- T. ana ~ Nill have Tie following basis
8f r-preseutauon Iwo delegates 40 large
f-8al each organ .Led countv and one add
uoaa' delegate f1s each one hundred votes
and fraction over even hundreds, east Tor
Benz E Baler iu i~>i namely
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

Gen. BBSgAuN BCrLEE has made
speech in walca he says that the osed OF
this country IL strong foreign policy
Jogo. ls the Widow trying 90 steal jim
BlAfgEs thunder
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

Also a large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

our friends. the Grseubacssrs vii
dad ia sr0tbsr column something 20
paste iteir ta.s-tle same being tie
basis D. representation AZ the coming
National Convention.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
200 YARDS

Moquette Carpets. the best
qualities OF American manu-
facture. comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice of the entire
stock for Sl3J per yard
SPRINg 4 COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
& COMP PANY'S
DRESS GOODS SALE
IOT 1.
1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from Sl.25
to Sl.50, for $l.00.
LOT IL.

LOT III.
1000 yards. This lot con
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings splendid ior
street and travelling costumes.
Worth Soc to Sl.00 for zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

Train 10 s. has Through Cosch daily ercepi
sunday. iof Grand Rapids Holland Grand
Haven. MIsFeEou ard i'enfuafcr. Also p Through
Coach lcaVes the si.1Ve patufs FIa C "a NJ XIV
each dsy. cxreTf SUNDAY. arriving Iu Toledo 0u
Train No 81 al h.lc D m
Al trains daily except sunday.
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All Cen q Pass Agent f.fHl fess Agent
n K NATTREve. Aarfi western Al \ Irt eQl.f.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21
OF MICH

STATE OF MICH,
Counry of Kent.
Subscribed an1 sworn ID before
ma thIs I9ta day OF June A. ID.
Iss8 JOHN PERRY,
N.afg fl1c In and ior Nenl loNn't
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-21

Frederick Ats wager oeins d4iy
sworn. deposea an1 SAYS tnat h' -
the prsssuan OF the II IELEG aA VI p
HERALD. aod thar the aooFe Is
true and correct ft41e4ent oi tno
circulation OF the IELEGhA n
HERALD Tor the days and DATE
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