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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25
NOTICE..
Land Office, at New Orleans. La.

Sept. II, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the
followinr-named settler has flied
notice Of his intention TO make final
proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
Clerk of the District Court at Alb,
heviile, La, on Saturday, November
6, 1886, viz: Luther Foreman. who
made Home Entry No. 5l0l for the
southwest Gnarter OF northwest omar
Ter, section s.. L. III, SIR. 3 East, La
Meridian.
He names the fs'lowing witnesses
to prove his co. .tinaons residence
upon, and cultivation Of said land,
viz: Valentine Foreman, Parker
Garland Foreman and Erastns Pc
try, all Of VermiIion Parish. La.
THOMAS J. BUTLER, Register.
Sept. 1886.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25

Judge c. DebailIon and Joseph
II. Chargois, Esq, left for home this
morning. 1t is with reluctance we
are forced to part with such noble
gentlemen; but we have to console
ourselves with the satisfactson, or
idea, Of having 'he pleasure soon to
meet them again.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25

There was a solemn and imposing
mass offered at the Catholic church
this morning at the request of Mr..
2. /. Addison, IN commemoration of
the dead.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25

The delegates to the third con-
cressional district, from this parish,
left here yesterday for Franklin.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25
Assessor d Registrar.
Aug. 81, 1886.

State of Louisiana -25th Judi
DistriG: Court--parish of Vermil-
ion-No. 81.
Succession Of Joseph Fau|k. 4
Notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested in the said succession
or having any opposition to mako
to the tablean of debts, charges and
Of settlement, filed by the admins
traitor Sept. lst 'S6, to file the
same in writing in the Office of the
clerk Of court within ten days from
the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal Of
court this 4th day Of September
1856.
O. II. O'BRYAN,
Dy-Clerk.
O'Bryan e White attys.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25
AbbevilIe, La, Sept, 1886.

Il hez bin movin' round on top
dis yairth moas' eighty Vars now,
an it am my solemn belief dat de
pusson who pays de leas attenshum
to de weather enjoys life thirty per
cent. dc best"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25

It u readers viii observe -he
foc5 AID VIII 10 woft thereby
now sthe time 10 plans tarnips, rad.
jshes, 5eots, mustard, spinach, creole
oaion seed, leeks, carrots. stallots.
etc. Cabbage aud bgsi, beaaa can
still he planted; also the early
varieties Of sweet peas. DONE
neglect you gardens. Il viii pay to
cultivate them.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25
THE ALLEY EXCHANGE,
{. o. LEGE, ProDrietor,
ABBEVILLE. La.

ABBEVTLLE. La.
Always keep on hand the Best and
Finest Liquors and Cigar. in the country.
Fancy drinks of all kinds can be had.
l4er and Ale fresh from the city.t,
BILLIARD & PEGEoN-HOLE TABLES,
Give a call as you are passing.
Oct, 1O,-'s5-3m.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25
VI
O'Bryan & White attys.
Z. T. FERAY.

Has opened an extensive lumber
yard, consisting Of all kinds of
rough and dressed cypress lumber,
also sash, doors, blinds, brackets,
moulding, etc. In fact everything
necessary in building and at prices
so low as to defy competition. Also
contractor for building and furnish.
ing all material necessary for the
same, and at the most reasonable
prices. aug I 'S6l
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25

We were shown, Ivy Mr.. Y. Fl.
Williams, Il few days ago: a piece OF
silver coin, the size Of an American
dollar, Of the Bavarian government,
dated 1916, the insignia on one side
representing the Virgin Mary hold.
ing her son jesus, at the bottom OF
her drapery is the representation Of
4 quarter moon. and Oh the oa1er is
The bnss of King Patroua. Any
person wishing to purchase said coin
to retain it as a relic, can do 50 by
applying or addressing this Office.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25
CoE2StabEe7s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF VERMILION.
Eighth Justices Court.
T. T. Young
Gerasin LancIos and wife.

Gerasin LancIos and wife.
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias
issued ont OF the Honorable Eighth
Justices Court, in and for the parish
OF Nermillon, in the above entitled
and numbered s1it, and to me direct
ed, | will proceed to sell at public
sale to the last and highest bidder,
at the office of the Eighth Justices
Court, in this parish, with benefit of
appraisement. Oh
Saturday, October 2, 1856,
between the hours of II o'clock A..
NJ, and 4 o'clock P. H., and continn-
Ing from day to day if necessary, all
the rights, titles, interests and de-
mands Of the defendants. 10 and to
the folloAing described property,
seized to satisfy said writ, to-wit:-
Two cows, 2 calves, 2 hogs, one
| year old mare colt, one armoir, /
safe. one clock.
Terms-Cash.
Given under my official signature,
this 18th day of September 1886.
j. B. MILLS.
Constable.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25

A very pleasant and interesting
excursion from AbberiIle to Winston
plantation, last Tuesday evening.
was INDUCED by some Of the beanty
and gaIIantry Of our town. We
learn that the evening was very
pleasantly spent by the participants.
and TIE occasion proved one of
bringing many warm hearts together
10 give expression to their dire
calamity. The entertainment at Mr..
"'uston's was elegant and boun-
'eous to an extreme. and each and
every one composing the party ex-
press themselves highly delighted
with the trip; and, furthermore, re
urn many thank to Captain Barney
storm for placing his boat at their
disposal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25
EOrICE.
Land Office at New Orleans. la.

Land Office at New Orleans, la.
August 26, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the
fol|owing.named settler has flied
notice OF his intention to make final
proofin support ofhis claim, and that
said proof Will be made before the
Judge Or in his absence the Clerk Of
the District Court at A~bbeville, La.
on Wednesday, October 20, 1886,
viz :-Erasco Morgan who made
Home Entry No. 1863, for the n.
half Of Northwest quarter Of Sec. 3,
I. II, South Range 2 East.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of said land,
viz Albert Morgan, LittIeton
Morgan, BeIizaiEe Boulet and Thorn,
as H~offpauir, all Of VermiIion Par
ish La.
THos. J. BUTLER, Register.
Sept. 4, '86.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25

Mr. Euphonon Leblanc, son Of
Desire Leblanc, last Thursday aeci,
IDENTIFY let fail Ills shotgun, which,
~dischareinc, entered the left wrist
.joini, SCATTERING aoa ma1g5ipg That
member 70 such an eztcnt tlat am.
patatjon was necessary Drs. Young,
Edwards & Yong performed the
operation.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25

We regret to iearn Of the sad
accident that recently occurred to
our young friend, Mr.. J. Albert
Ro,teet, OF Lake Charles, By having
%accident!y shot himself. Il is only
a few weeks since we met him at
Rayne, foil Of life aud vigor-tosday
we are unable 70 learn his condition.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Five years ago to-day the e1aatES E4s
rlal4sI .1t8 l-es mourning 81 tas esatn
" Prall.as GsAflzLD. Tue loag
s1sssae darlng shil Laps altsFaated
al fsar esassi al me lraMa of d
s44as.- saa -3bi= his sulel ia q
trszslf. Nul aad osatls hast snd
W-sf s-rs aaltsl II a cannon sarfoa
s1d sog-ugls af =at-r lal-oDs sent tlsir
eon14l1lces to t4s sarr5sIug widow.
li1s has soa 1el r-e grl7f ~ lle Na-
nou oal Las lot caused t-e louie GAR
slsLD ta 1e forgotten. a. tile beautiful
esast-ry of Laks fl.e a- Cleveland, u-ea
4rs qereetl-t4g us l7l-org ll stole
all rls alazl l1eat llo4l-lelt So r4llli-
u approaching rs s34glsllul elu sou
be "a source oi gf.Is Ao- 0lly % ths cilJ
~ Cl-sslalI CAB CD tie whole Aalon.
Tie e-l4e-l- up1a R4iel ll stands 81 IL
l1..lls "a NE g.es * ll- F5feeL Citg. Ua1
sl1l .le STAIRS upon Gaze iaslls az tie
monument have Ceel aaesld-J AHA tile
top Las be- u reached Il- .esa7 sAleh
bursts ugoa t4e g.es is magnificent IE
.s lt..ag llag tl4 las- restilz < yiaee oi so
e-Aa-ll d u--- --y..d 1s ..l..- .--- -0..s--
4ooF- ali -urmou Ana s5rI-. Photo
,ra yls have i0uJ less tamli.fiz 81 MA
wlla tie outward aspect ot the
monument out one reallz IS tlc wlola
beauty az ihe maasoleum Only when
wlElll lis walls. Columns Of beau. .fa.-
j. POLISHED granite upon massive stone
peaestals support tue arches and add
strength and beauty T. tas interior
while numerous nlcl-a awaiting the re-
cepti0n Of statues ald ai1rasd with
smaller columns of the same beautiful
granite give one d faint idea " what the
beauty Of the whole val be when fully
completed The monument proper Is
huis6ed aud Is nov bslag cap2si b 2 the
root The remains which vail occupy
thls exquisite tomb are still in the vault
belonging % tue city aud the visitor is
rather shocked az the disordsrly appear
ance OF the Surroundings. Wlthered
hosers and dust-covereI boxes greet tine
sye and make one feel As If there was in-
excusable neglect somewhere. Care ani
attention should not all be concentrated
upon the lew tomb 20 she utter negiec;
of the Old one.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
- MIssloN eoR MANNINe.

The idea Of making Secretary MANNING
our Minister to Austria Is good one.
There is no dOu0t as 10 his being unfit
physica ly 70 return 10 the duties OF the
Office OF Secretary Of the Treasury. The
duties Of the u ssiOn are not exsc.IDg;
the change might be beneficial to the
Secretary 5 health. his appointment would
do hon0rtO Austria ani MAKE amends
FOR the mistake made 10 appointI.g z
KsrLEY FOR ile place; the salary IS a fair
one, and the Secrelary's faithful work
while in the Cabinet entities him TO the
honor All the emoiumeats. Since he
a.ast retire from tue Cabinet there Is no
o.asr place within the g.fs of the PresI-
dsai wbich tle Secretary uld fiH so
geu. His wise oouaseis 10 the manage
msnt o5 tie machinery oi his party would
be missed Sc home, bat these must IN
geeat measure be lost even should hs re-
'i-s from official hfs sni r-maia 80 nome.
Uader toe circumstances. the loss. There
fore. in this direction. would not 5e great
Wa trust there IS truth in the report
t1At tie Secretary wilt b. gwen she m.s
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

say, Jim; said a colored newsboy to an
other ia front of Sweets Hotel. "Dey's
habin' a debil ob a time ober in Shekawgo
about dc anty s'lOons. S'pose dc biokes got
tux in at poker an now deys kickiu No
sich iellcrs in dis we're town, you bet
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
Two LESSONS ON one SUBJECT.

TWO LESSONS on ONE SUBJECT.
Two notable weddings which have oc-
Cured recently have taught lesson
which It would be veil for many to cOn-
slider. On Tuesday evening, GEORGE
GOULD, son OF JAY GOULD, and who Will
inherit the most OF bis fathers millions,
was very quietly married az bis fathers
country seat, 70 Hiss EDITH KINGDOM,
an actress. Alter the cersm my the young
couple went back 10 New York IN a com
mon coach on one OF the Hudson River
trains. Tue wedding was vary simple yst
open and above board o. the afternoon
OF the same day ANTONY J. DRgxEL.
Jr. a son of A. }. DRExEL, cf Pniadei
phia, was married 10 tas pretty lf,ls
Protestant Episcopal chapel al Z bsroa,
10 Miss MARsARITA ARM-TEO.G, prom
inent soc cry lady OF Pauai-p plia 1t
was d beautiful welding, i9e.aIins many
Distinguish nsn sad o-al liui women
from fsr-o- cities. 11l .t vas very
simple aud u1os --Bssfi11s Ia-re was
no display sncl al is ua14.'y seen IA C. y
wedding but vas character q u by sim
plia,y and good sense. Ibs groom, a
son of tue heal OF one of tae grsstssf
banking-hou es in the world and prob
ably the wealtb.est nhgiluI eitizsn Of
Pniladslpnia, was considered "the
greatest ca.ch of the season" Tle les
son taught 5y these two marriages la
nigh life Is obvious. Clerks ia dry goods
stores are married every DAY win more
display OF fnery. Seats IL the ordinary
coach are entirely beneath them although
they can III afford even that, aud there
must be show and display even If It Oe
done on borrowed mOney. The sooner
people learn that one doliar spent for
comfort is better than two spent for show
the sooner Will come true happiness for
All
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
SIDEWALK TALK.

There amt poor horse ln Kent county,
said james Hennessey. agent OF the :. r q.
A. Yesterday II can prove il by Keamey
here. aud he tapped the aastere looking
POundmas as-er ON The shoulder Mr. kear-
ney corrO0Orated the assertion. and added.
business with Us L. dull / haven't found
a stray COW or horse IN a week I think
We might as we'll resign.
Yes, said one OF the aspiranfs for a pO-
siuon on the police force who got lef. last
Thursday. Commissioner Wlthey can ask
some pretty stinglng questions from under
his eyebrows when he Is investigating
man character, and don you forget IT,
IL tell you that Briggs the Prohibition
candidate for Congress- Will make a splen-
did run, said prominent politician, Of
Grand Rapids township. yesterday He is
good man aud viii get more votes than
anybody expects / would not be surprised
TO see him come ont second in the race,
continued the admsrer of the cold water
candidate. and when asked which candidate
he expected 90 finish in third place, IN the
event Ot Mr.. Briggs taking second. he said !:
Wei; wait ill after lection
-----4--4-.----
say, jim. sdio cOlOfcI ntN,boy 10 an
other ia front of Sweets Hotel. "Dey's
habin a debil oD a time ober in Shekawgo
about dc anty s'lOous. SpOse dc biOkes got
tux in at poker an now deys kickiu'. No
sich iellcTs in dis we're town, you bet
See here now, Allen, said exp Policeman
Hennessey To the eloquent criminal lawyer
Yesterday Tell me where Won have Sc
creted Adam Bugle III 20 and arrest him
and give you half Of the $50 reward. That 5
more than YOU can make out of il in any
/ other way
wait till we see what becomes Of his
/ brother john, said Mr Allen. He's just
| been sentenced for i've years at Jackson
/ and he may have TO go
NO. did not get sucked in on the don
KEY governor business" said Peter Doran
I Il had Just returned from Detroi, You know
AID roy friend Eddy put me on, So did not
/ oi.e. bad an excellent time down IN De-
/ tr9it There was a meeting OF the state
1 Central Committee, YOU know, and Mr..
/ Ieple was there. He Is popular with The
/ Detroit folks and Will make sood ran i'm
/ Wayne county. While away [ was gwen q
4 dinner at Crosse Point and ia many way-
/ enioyei myself with Sir. Dickinson and bis
I associates
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

IITANTED-A GOOD GfRIFOa GENERAL
" homework. Cali at s. oiornlast, -
NOR RENT-SIX ROOM hOE SOUTH WEST
L par. of city, painted andapered ne~ 800
per month 10 small family. 9uire o. fOnilh
4. >"
NO RENT - To REsPGIBLE PERSON,
part OF a double house colning SIX rooms
pantry. closets and woOdsls. Children Lot
considered desirable. lnquint 40 Clancy Il. -
NOR RENT-A PART OF A2iNArE HOUSE,
/ pleasant grounds a well good water, Is
tern connected " th kitchen. pd nelgho1rnood,
located near post office. ADS l. ID :, lcie-
gram Herald. -
NOR RENT-HOUsE OF ~ ROOMS WITH
stable. No 2ly ". FultoI.; one oi seven
rooms No 2.2 West Broadwi near Fuiton-st.,
one of six ROOMS in new brt block corner oi
NlaWmut-aye and NlutcI-sL 81 gas, water ana
other comvcnieuces. one OF thIrOoms corner OF
Winter and Alltn-,ts., also stonted for meat
market. ia good location ior IRE. enquire ol Is.
". Barnard, 81 Allen corner VI Neruou-sis.
80 lmo.
NOR RENT HOUSE Is sOUiEKN PART OF
I of ihe city. near street ctne. Inquire OF
aOse.ey Bros, - OuaSa-,t tJ
DOR RENT-HOUsE so. 2MADlsON-AN +.
I An mode improvement steam heated,
bath, e.c. Possession given amedlately. IN
quire g. house. a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

lIrANIED-FOrR DINA ROOM Olkls
" s. aud 81 rearl-st
NFA>TED-A COMPETE. GIRL TO 30
W geLefal homework ia smuy ~ t"o ~
sons. apply a. no. ~ Nortifosp-ci 81 10 . @ie.
Max NaTrs
nRhssMAkERs NANIa FIRST CL A.
IL ~alst aud skirt maEers SUTTON ho4e naAeis
am al effaId girL Apply once. Afs . ++
toifn. kansoin-s.
WANIEO - EAPERlENCi MIDDLE ACID
W house keeper A dfessiih references a.
", care lelegntin Herald.
WANTED CABINET AkER Al THE
" Wolverine Chair and fluttfe 90. -
TED-IaMEDIATEL' DINING ROOM
W girl anG chamOermaldht Nem halnh1n
House, ~ naieriuost
4trANTED-A COMPETENbIRL FOR 6tN
" eTal homework ln a ian4 Of Two ln4u.S
al a5s Cherry -. =
WANTED - AK KXPERlF I'D 0ikL fOk
" general hOuscwUik berences fc4slieu,
Ms. frauk sweet, % south lsXeste -. $, =
NTANIED-A BOY FOR Otf r WORK n AlSI
W be responsible, and olenough 10 kno"
something not afraid oi 1rA AaL a. t-is
once between aud 10 MondtmOihlhs
WANTED - A GOOD GInfOR GENERAL
" housework. Cali AZ n Slcon 81.
NANTED-GIRL FOR 0aEkAL Nous
W woTk. Apply al ls0 secoieNe. -
N7ANTED-BOYs TO IARN TIE Up
W hol.tering ira e. SlTahs Long q %, III
and lis South FrOn'-st EzEx IL
llANThD-A COMPETENriRL FOR GEN-
w eral house " ork Apply once, Mrs u :.
Johns Jn, 2s3 Cherry-st. 81
IIrANTED-A GIRL FOR CEkAL HOUSE,
w work AT I25 Liylngsion-st one. o'u
WATERS WANTED -FINEOOD WATERS
W f.r'sunday AT the QUA Ottawa beach
Fares paid apply b. letter otlephone 70
Spires.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Chairman WESTON. oi tne Democratic
State Committse, caulin't speed a COLLAR
or tEo o., tle ps-ty's campaign flad to
better parp. Sc than in gstuag a respect
abe sort oi wood-cus portrait Of Sac. IA
Pas Pr tas ass Of b,s boiler pirate organs
in tns eify. Naen FAPLE eas uomlns "a
a boy iook be isos knife sad ral'tiel
one an usiy-lookinx block which has
been assl frst 6g ore - tae organs ana
then by re ether evsr siaee. whenever
TAr1Es name vas meuhose8 Ihis Is
rot only very. very uortiiyiuz io Mr
IsPIE. who -ss those vno sse him isst
niztf might testify -is = handsome and
infe. i.y-nf-loo Eounz rlsl- buf e
tends e. repei th4 fsr voters who see ths
organs from supporting a nan vho is
Represented ~ snch an uziy ia3iviiaaL
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

"a - isfatezlle q his sol y tlli4 Aasift
a .sh.ss-s~r head rkto. E ~ a.. sea ~i.ls4-
t4ss.. = iu - s-hareestof a. tls asltissls1
r.ails lN tAs table 1e tatt Ais sss pas stsit "a
81 = sA1e-
sssF-ss4s ~ antauz ~i.aElulls can ~tst tsfs
r.ts aCsssi rafss b. apt4e.E as fhe oEise
Ahe H0ustsr si nslfe saaS ~ .s.r fi-. iaas iit
esn bo foilna IS AsaltaE ths nuuafttf ~
words - seven. as itf III = ilnv coait.'e
- as4t faii Haze
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

The erenisx Z song ~ tle csu aslya Tss
ssrr ~ tba tav frem Nen3cu. sf ksi-
rou.i-s Oeefs Harse isst sight li vas
80 &, ssa Free TRADE tune snd KsFrs. -.
NJ in xood voiee. srr-lek sac es-not@ ~
th4 battle asmn sn.i made h1s heerers
aspuv rrs gcgnx nan msde socd
isrrr-ssi.sn 81 his aom7ns co snd The 1n-
ss~-ss.l usnscrsry srs ncw resdy -
raiI shamsesuea aoarsa c7er tteir tir=en-
osrk atty
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

,uyER1IslNe s0lIClIR WANTED oA A
4 new ald soaa =gaeuss ger eell et'i---l
sllu ia 8. ng elaa ia y antcs Apply te
rr-nuQftd. tlls al.oe-
gHAIh CANkEs WANIE- EAfbhiAat ~
| hands st Wolverine Is aul tllliills Nn.
- esl cad iearl-sl Bridge. E.
"a ANIED-THhEk OK olb aAl-t-A ~
III 81 sslsrv or rnissa. steady eua.o5
ulont Call ai once. Melrolllan Manu- ectAt-
lug COMPANY. a. Fountains si
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

lNANlhD-lAh tAkE OF ONE OR lho
w chi4nfsh in .iie country by "a mGl aud vie
wlihoai family. bssi uI care. ~ ID lslesIsia-
Herald. "A
AAAIED-A LARGE 4gARF SECOND Has.
" t0al stove used ole oI lao seasons olly
Address 81 cafe Garner No ii. AS
WANTED An PREPARED 10 GINE Az
" pie security and PEI cert luiertsI lu q
loan of t-.ttl No bonus. Alcrses .llls areA
Loan care telegram fiefald a.
Ceud one dollar or lfy cenis "a HnsoIs lalh-
= theria Remedy. positive care iar ,vrsi
cases oi ulphthcua 0r Crulp aid = slrt lrelru-
tive oi either disease Iilndrels cured us a
single ceaih. Money refunded m any ease 81
failure lf directions art tol Owed send Tor ieil-
monial II Bristol, kasi laws Mich. sa
MAAIkD-.iNk 10 lAkEsl s,.uDI ia a lew
" mandatory buslucss inal pays a laEeT
pr0hi than any merca tlie aFa1c Above amEnt
Will purchase one thlr1 Interest Aldre.f A
Telegram Herald az
WANIED -fAkINER ACTIVE Or slLEI,
w IN the auction aud Commission tlsiuess -
handle new AID second h1ud furuulie, a q al
kinds Of merchandise. A ale tnlnR and blg
prOfits. Address or call after i. IA. o. b. MnrlL
CITY AuCtiOneer, q Broadway. nj
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
Mixing Poiltios and Religion.

The Prohibition candidate for Governor
Of Michigan was introduced 20 the annual
Methodist c inference in Detroit yesterday
and made a flaming political speech This Is
carrying religion into politics OF politics
into religion with vengeance. - Caicqg0
MgL
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Yesterday s Detroit Tribune devoted
DO iess than seven editorial articles to
Mr YArLz It looks a. II Mr.. 1APLE 5
speech made 80 impression ln Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Neither Mr. Z aine or Mr.. Logan would
find the atmosphere of Minnesota preiudi-
cial 10 his interests and both, We believe,
will assent 20 the pros position that Minnea-
polls is the best place for the next National
Cnnvention-N NLnn.Lul-ia I--Lbune.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Passengers taxing the t-1t a. b.. Express InAkr
Close connection Al Ogsosg0 f1r iF-EinN anc e.
Detroit ior Sev lorf. arriving thcrC a. ls.sl a s.
the following Def-luE
Night EXpFss has iocal sleeping Car from le-
troif u GrEI.c kari1s
This = the nuly Inc running LInitct EHFfns
leaving mere st c1s0 T. "a with Sleeping Car lc
uetruii making direct connections ~ &C lnlua
Fast arrivilf ai New YoIk af % D. a. ite nlev-
lIa evening Trains Wefl 81 l1 ls b Fri WIZ nlsrs
fIrelf csnuctlol with palace steamer CITY 1f
Milwaukee cr sil pciut west.
through lCkcis secured 81 d. q. h e ~ on ees
sweets hpel block and ~ lle depoi
10 I0-TER City fass Agent
$50 p. lEEvE. Trsfic Manage Criaseo
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

DsalRood and Fargo ara good places
b keep axay from unless you are well
hse.sd. Coal Is 80 ton; hired girls
demand s. 90 a day aud Lager beer IL 81
a botrfz
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

TrainNo. 2 has ThrouFn Coach daily exocr;
sunday. for Grand kspids, Holland Grand
Hsveu, 1uskegun aud Peutuater. Ais1 Ttrolgn
lolch isves the ahOvc pOints via q A " ~ hS
oafh da, exoepi sunday. arriving iu Ioiedc on
1rt-r y. / a. rs !. D.4
Al trnf daily except Sunday
Il e. PAHEER ecn'l Pas hgcnt
r. Z. n TTFTEWe. Northwestern Act-. hukkefon-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
-, s1,~re Michiean southern NflsFns
700 Division.

Ifysl froirtf leaves Grtuf ksrtof Al = n
oNrrviae pa,saagerx 81 fsf ss ANegen.
A + taiuf dsiIF e1rrTf sunday
Thrurh tirkeit a. en points. enc neflt tn
siaff.i.r r-,erhs< can - srrIrrf Ht mon ltatet
Orfce Il Honrne-st snf 81 deJsgl
" NrEFNNFI cenerfi Agent
cFe. " NuvsOE. City Tickei Agenl
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

w j. WHITLEY. FORMERLY nAAA0kkOf
w Bnrches painting establishment j. located
al ls7 Monroe II where Orden vii be- recCiYed Tor
painting, paper hanging and igoscoellk. ReneIn-
Der the place. Opposite ne ,oldloi Monument
C11l BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY -
y Grgndviile-ave. RegulET trade solicited "
kOSE, Propretor,
4 q. akkkNEA, NAlCHEs, CLoCAs AID
81. Rlne jewellery = Aonroe-st
l5CAhD4h, 80 DIVISION 81 CAkPkAr.-A
~ anc 20 shop. Screens speciz-iy-
COMMISSION. r. J. LAMB & Co. WHO'LL
u sale dcalcrs Ia frult 4no vegetables, UUfte1,
egge. e-o. snf % I-nis-s- l-ant Ean-.. N-ll
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

II Minister Cox will accept friendly ad-
vice he will not come home expecting TO
have pleasant time with the American
public Since he left the chestnut bell has
been invented Pdsburg Dispatch.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

CO.. on REWARD-THE UNDERSIGNED
80. w having losI his pocket - con
tain - Two pTomissary notes ore ~ $1,000
given by Cha les and ". ID lmnan All one for
5000 given by George and Nills lrow. al
psrSDns are hereby warned sga nsi HgD1sting
pocket book also contained $1,000 II cash sud
the above named reward VIII be psidthe finder
unon return OF the property 20 G.. =. PERKINS. -
Iyon-st Grand keuids Mich. O the
undersigned NAS kANsELAEiNMlI
Township oi Cannon Kent t'- Nifh.
OsT-sTYLUs RED AGATE EBON HANDLE
| with gold fernle Please return ~. Z West.
West ru Union Telegraph Office. At
PROFESsIONAL
nR EDWARD sLOMAN, lI9 M'NROE-sT.
~ HourS 70 10 g. N. I 70 3 p N. - p. r.