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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-15

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-15
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI,
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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25
A Remarkable Fissure.

6heepnnen report remarkable fissure
in the Sierras, some thirty miles south
west of this place, near the extinct vol.
canoes who lava flow extends across the
valley below Fish Springs. For some
years past the sheepmen driving theii
flocks through the mountains have no.
ticed a assure in the mountain side.
When first noticed it was hardly more than
q mere line, but each succeeding visit has
shown the rift to be wider than it was
the year before, till it is now at least g
foot wide and mile in length. The
break extends almost due north and
south, and, judging from its nature,
those who have seen it believe it to be in
some way connected with the terrific
activity which shaped all the surround
ings. The walls. as far as lowered
candle reveals, go down vertically, with
out approaching one another IN the
slightest degree Stones dropped in are
heard to tumble for some time on their
way to the interior of the earth That
the rift is practically fathomless is GER
tain, besides the depth shown by drop
ping stones into it, the air at the mouth
IS very much warmer than elsewhere,
showing the connection with the hot in
terror. Small animals held over the
mouth of this chasm are not affected, no
more than i, lighted candle. The
rapid growth in size of this mysterious
hole in the ground during the last year
is supposed to be connected with the in
creased earthquake actisity during the
time.-Inyo (Ner.) Register.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25
In Salisbury AgNih.

We ieN Inst Tuesday morning for Raj
eigh via Greensboro, but learning after
starting that we could spend the day in
Salisbury, we decided to stop over and
enjoy the day with our folks from home.
Our firemen were out in full force accom-
panied by the Nameless base ball club of
this city the base ball club of Concord,
and th9-Stccl Greek brass band which
furnished music for them. They made a
very crcditablc show on the streets. The
base ball clubs played in tho morning,
bat the grounds were not very desirable
The iircmen paradcd the streets in the
afternoon, had few reel races and
showed the people how far they could
throw water just for the fun Of it. Dur
ing the afternoon and ut night, in enter.
tainment was had in Mefohcy hall.
We visited Zion Wesley college and
found all the Professors present except
Prof. Moore. Profs Battle and Mobiles
were as jolly as usual and kindly showed
friend Jones and the writer through the
buildings and grounds. We have spoken
of these buildings before, but the Dodge
hall is now completed and the rooms
ready for occupancy. 1t is certainly u
fine building and is handsomely finished.
1t will accommodate all the young men
who will 60 there. One of the pleasant
est times we spent away from home was
that spent in the parlor of Zion Wesley
college. We were most magniticently
entertained by the fine conversational
powers and musical accomplishments OF
Miss Lucy Bragg, of Petersburg, Va.
Miss Bragg is not only charming,
sweet singer and performer on musical
instruments, but she is also the author of
a number of fine musical productions.
We are pleased to learn she intends visit
ing our city and perhaps to make long
stay with us.
Some bad feeling was cngendered at
at the entertainment which resulted in
several rows by roughs from this city
and salisbury, that night Some limo
cent persons were slightly huat with
stones, sticks, &c. Two or three of the
young men were slightly injured by
razors and pistol shots, but We are glad
to know no serious damage was done.
Our people never rejoiced more than they
did that night at the disappearance Of
the lights OF Salisbury in the distance.
A few bad drunken men often give lots
OF trouble to good people.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25

FRENCH FRIED CoDFIsH--Cut in slices
two inches thick, dress with egg and
crumbs, and fry in lard.
SAssAFRAs BEER-Boil large hand
full of sassafras root-twice as much if
you want it to taste very strong of sassa-
fras in two gallons of water. Strain,
and sweeten with two pounds of brown
sugar or one quart of molasses. The
rest same as for ginger ale.
STUFFED ToMAToEs-Get them as
large and firm as possible; cut a round
place on the top and scrape ont most Of
the inside and mix it with fine bread
crumbs, parsley. onion, pepper and sa H..
Chop all fine and stuff the tomatoes care.
fully Put good lump of butter in the
pan and haste while baking. Cook I'M
til brown and well done.
TEA CAKEs.-Mix for fifteen minutes
four eggs with hall pound of sugar,
half grated nutmeg and as much pow
dcred cloves as will lie on the tip Of a
dinner knife. Then add half pound of
dry and siftcd flour, and mix thoroughly,
have a creased or waxed tin, drop a
tablespoonful OF the dough at intervals
upon it, and bake pale brown in a mod
crate oven.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25
ANoysI Substitution.

We are indebted to the En1lish Illus
trated Mdgazias for the following odd bit
of Irish history: In 155s--thc last year
of the reign Of Queen Mnry-Dr. Henry
Cole, the Dean Of St. Paul's, was sent to
Chester on a special commission from the
Queen to prosecute the heretics Of Ire
land, who were beginning to increase
alarmingly. The hostelry at which he
stopped was then kept by Mrs. Mot
tershead, a singular name that yet sur
wives in the street. The Mayor Of Chester
called at the inn TO pay his respects to
the Dean. aud Mrs. Mottershead ever.
heard the Dean say exrltingly that he
carried that which would flash all the
heretics in Ireland" and then he took
out leather box and showed it exult-
ingly to his worship. Now, the land
laly had brother in Dublin, and,
anSious for his safety, she took occasion
during the right to abstract the COM
mission from the leather box and substi-
tutc pack of cards tied together by a
thread, with the knave of clubs upper
most. On his arrival at Dublin he pre-
sentod his box to the Lord Deputy and
the Privy Council, who were surprised
TO find such an authority, and at once
dismissed him lie returned to London
to retrieve his loss, but on his arrival he
learned shat his royal mistress was dead,
and Queen Elizabeth grantcS Mrs. Mot
tershead pension Of forty lourds q
year for the part SIC had tak.n in the
transaction, sum TIA. would at least
represent FIVE hundred psI.,c: Of our
money.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25
Dan er from Swordfisn.

The swordfish does attack human
pursucrs. The recent death of Captain
Frank Langsford from a wound inflicted
by swordfish recalls an icident some
what similar that occurred several years
ago, but unattended by any tragic result.
A swordiish had been harpooned from a
Gloucester schooner and was attached to a
floating buoy. Mr.. James Thurston
went out in dory, accompanied by a
shipmate, 10 bring it in Soon after be-
ginning to haul the line in the men felt
the dory slightly Jared simultaneously
the sword of the fish stuck up through
the bottom of the dory, between Mr..
Thurston's knee. He instinctivcly threw
his head back and escaped with slight
scratch on his chin. With his dory-
mates help a rope was fastened about the
sword in such way rs TO secure it, and
the men pulled for the schooner, when
the dory was drawn on board with the
swordfsh attached 10 the bottom. - RS
ton Transcript.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25

The late William G. Hunt, at recep-
ton one evening, heard young man ex-
press a desire for drink Of whisky.
'1t's the worst liquid, my friend" said
he, you can take into your stomach, and
viii prove it to you" He then obtained
piece of raw beef and put it in glass
of whisky. In half an hour or so he
took the piece out and asked his friend
to feel of it. It was almost as tough as
leather.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25
Ubarlott: 1f1tsstnetr.
OUR CHURCHES.

st. Michael's P. e. church, Mint st. Ser
vices at A. H., and P. NJ Sunday School
at 4 +. NJ REV, z. p ALsroN, Pastor
M E. hurch, ToIsh Graham st; Services.
at T. M, and S p NJ Sunday School NJ
10 A. M REV. S. M. H1INrs Posto ~
First Baptist church, South Church ST. Ser.
Sizes at Il A. NJ, 3 P. M. and T. M. SUNDAY
school AZ ] P. M. Rev. A. A. POWELL, Pastor.
Ebenezer Baptist church, East End st. Ser.
vices at II A. N. 8 7. M, and 5 P. Nj Sun
AsSstor.
Presbyterian churh, corner 9TH and co,,oco
Services at ) p NJ, and p M Snnds,,
5choolat ioA, N. REV. R. r. WYcHr. Pasto;
linton H.. Il, "a. M E. n Mint s.. snr..
vices at II \. NJ, 5 NJ, end sP u Sun
Gay School Mt ! P. M. Rev N. sIADE, Pastor
,., LITTLE Rock "a, NJ. Z. ~, +. St.
:. ~ nv ' s. 'g ~ =; ", F., and z. NJ Sun
. e5sto, v :" 'V"N'oN )
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25
An Explanation.

A certain minister's family, belonging
to this city was some time since insulted
by rough who had trespassed the prem
Uses. The husband dauntlessly came
forward and IN an Anglo-Saxon way re-
sentcd the insult. As nothing serious
resulted 20 the family and as the proper
information has not been had, this ex-
PLANTATION is made for the benefit Of his
friends.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25

Miss Mary Foster has closed her music
school and will leave for Salisbury next
week. She gave a musicale last night
which showed the marked improvement
OF her pupils. The exercises were very
entertaining to the friends out to hear
them.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25

There arc 10000 houses in Berlin ia
each Of which from twenty to thirty
families reside.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

CRorr The People on the relation Of
Nichol ID Emmons ". a. u. shoe
maker Motion 70 vacate order To show
cause. set aside service of order and notice
and % vacate proceedings hereunder
granted fuman Jenison IS Benjamin f.
Emery Assumpsit Motion for new trial
argued aul -ubfsiitted Grand RAPIDS
Panel Comuasv e Adeimer u Plumb Nor
man ID Carpenter and Arthur r White ln
chaucery Order allowing complainant to
amend bii The People of fhe state
0f Michigan. upon tbe relation Of samuel
Toby vs. Byron NcNeal. Information in
the nature of quo warranfo Ordered thar
ballot box be- opened In open c'urf. argued
sud submitted Request or written find
'ngs cf facts and aV Hiram n Richards
ss guardian ~ Alvin Richards a mental 81
0esmpetent person vs Wilson II Richards
summary proceedings Judgment far
plaintiff Including an attorney fee 1f Si5
Proceedings stayed ~ days - Thomas
C-ndiev vs Lyman r Kinney sheriff aud
Francis Bovand deputy Trover Order
fhaf plaintiff fle security FIR costs 500
virh one 1r more securities 20 he approved
hv .erk within 0 dsvs and before trial.
Paos,rr Estate of TheophIlas Reed BE-
eea.ed Arprs sers warrant sni inventory
SLED Estate of Hattie TT B.oigeft a
mino~ order allowing guardian FIRST an
nual account Estate ~ Harry q ~fewrrt
a minor Guardian fnh annual sccoun'
iIei Fsfste ~ Emmor Ware. deceased
or.ief appointing Joseph b Ware adm'nis
traitor Bond Sled and letters ss1ei Ap-
prsieeF warrant issued -o Oscar r. vii
marth and lewis N DurChean -- Estate n
Jennie Palmer minor Bond f'ei sns
E letters issne,i t1 Neife Palmer Estate o
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
REMARKABLE TRUE.

4 woman oi Southington, Conn,
killed q hen. and in opening IL was amazed
o. see a six-inch snake run out OF It's stOm-
ach.
John Wright, noted thief-catcher in
the mountains If East Tennessee. has killed
thirty-thrce men in the last twenty years.
All II them were killed iu sell defense while
he va, in pursuit of criminals.
\ constable al Canaan. Conn, while
searching for a criminal in an old colored
woman's house. found six negroes slowed
away in "a small cave under the hearthstOne.
They were all wanted tor various crimes.
Lions are becoming numerous in the
mountains near santa Maria. Cal. They
are very tame this year. g. G. Oakley and
his son Harry followed one few days ago,
shot AZ IT, captured IT, and brought it home
A wonderful electrical clock that runs
without winding, is not affected by the at
mosphere. cannot vary and can bee sold for
One-hAlf the cost OF the OrdinOry clock has
been invented by Mr. Hussey az MenlO
Park.
Jim Jack Dickinson. Of Wise county,
Virginia, was greatly afflicted with rheuua-
tiSm As a last resort his doctors buried
him up 10 the neck in the ground and al
lowed him 10 remain in that position nine
days lie was entirely cured.
Randolph Bostick, "A colored boy of
Abberville. :. g.. saw two large horned owls
fighting in tree lie killed one of them
with a stone The other owl could not get
It's claws loose from It's dead antagonist. and
both fell 90 the ground together The boy
then killed the second owl.
4 Maine Fisherman says he saw a
sea-~erpent the other day OF Wells. III,
/ thinks il is the same one he saw some year.
/ ago in the Caribbean sea. although 10 ap
I peared 10 have grown considerably IT.
I head was a. large as a barrel, and was hel,
/ high in the air It's eyes We're as biz as
I sauccrs. and It's huge open mouth con
I tained three rows of teeth.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Evans aad Hoes Ali take company u
pa A Parlos Match next season.
Lizzie og qsinua has been engaged by
Augustine DAILY ior t~o years. beginning in
uct4ber.
Friday eight IS the anniversary Of the
birth of -hakespsare snd Mod.eska viii play
rselnh Nlsht m Chicago.
Dc -tn be- no longer ioabsel that spring
S here NJ John Roger has again an-
a0aneed fhat be IS about to marry Minnie
Palmer
Jno q Jerefcy b. suing NJ b Curtis tor
- oo due tor shoa printing. lets see
sa-n't .t Mr sam1 Of posen who recently
bought several lo3n- out west
Ariel \ Barney will take Fred and Eosina
Fokez in their tour tor the season of ls.'i-s7
in the Return ol the Prodigai Mr.
Barney did not write the piece
Miss Alberta Gallarn. the beautiful Vir-
sinian vii make her debut as Lady Gay
-panker. The young aiy may make "a hit
with her beauty il not by her acting. 20
Judge from current reports Of the same
Mary Anderson Will play return engage
ment al Chicaso. beginning on the 18th
inst. ia case Dr Ham Griffin doesn't Kill
himself by falling down lhe stage traps as
he came very near doing the last time he
was there.
Mr. James M0rrissey says that the season
I for Mile Rhea has been a magnificent one
/ NJ Morrissey himself is looking better and
handsomer than ever aud has made enough
money to purchase a beautiful house in
| Brooklyn. Ps.-Hs wrote the above him
self
Mr. Bill Nye. author OF the Forty Liars
and variou- other similar productions, has
written . play for Tony Denier called Gas
Fixtures. unlike VI. Quad's Yakie' Mr..
/ Nye has introduced no cow hnt instead he
comes ont personally to make "A speech The
play was produced the other night al
Rochelle lll. aud the hens OF that town are
scared 10 death tor fear they will never be
able 10 hll a certain we'll known want at
I Easter
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
TIP. FOR TOII.ER~.

The Waugh nail mill at Belleyille,
ll has shut down
BARRIERS at Augusta have sworn Oft
shaving on sunday
The Canon City. Col. Reporter is
printed by states prison convicts.
Beliase Assembly X Of L., at Mil
waukce numbers 2.0O0 members
Employers at Saugus, Ne, have
adopted the weekly payment system.
The indianapolis stove works have
given their employees an advance Of 10 per
cent
Jourueymen tailors AZ Milwaukee de
maud au increase of 50 per cent or threaten
% strike
The mining corporations Of the Mar
Quetre district have advanced the w8ges OF
underground workers lu per cent
The Durham, y g.. cotton manuiac-
turing Co. used an ls-inch paddle to drive
the children ip It's employ. bui the Knights
have put a sfc p Pea its further use
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
gsal E.t.ts Tr.n.ssr.

Ia-lef s. larrelfef .o M4gge Camp
Iatb cIkf e MlIrr, adj
Reuse -ehu4ar1ls l1 berk h.r los al
Dtlhec a1l le
Charlie. ta.lp l1 Frank B. carpenter. llt
blk 4 smith -all h
Estate of Nathaniel Ihalcr o. John tee
lat ll bIk l.. "A. Mason s. go ,4u...- 81
Anna 81 bueeel .1 A Aiam buesrI ior
h p HritloIues aid i.N
lilelsu B ll.l to A9raM B.. f0aer lols g.
aud l5 see and lol sec 81 Kent
tlI
samuel White % AAoui, p. flAb1g pee
land ou -re - Nalacr ..-....-. l.e
Peter b Iheu az tl stephen ludei
0i .ce 81. hpane
ltal. fHols e. Al o. ttIrr IS Thomas,
c,I uc - Df sec -t ani uW
.0f s,C 30 Bovine $3.50
Prank Mayer a. 5l4rs leebaek S.
a. of scc 80 Alplte ..-- sl
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Should be spent iuc1ciously, he who apprci-
ates this fact will be- interested in our prices
ON mems and boys suits. We are offering
al speca' sale this week an endless variety
OF sufs bought from a house retiring from
business and guarantee a saving of mo- less
than one third GtANT CLOrUND Co.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
Notice of Application for Pardon
OTATE or MICHIGAN Superior Court
- OF Grand Rapids.
HE People Of the state of Michigan


willard Davis. impleaded with
William Wash.
To Whom it May Concern.
ri -.se Z be non that he % p day Of April
fss3 at ten o'clock IN the forenoon 81 thH' day.
or a. lon there after pHriIes can be heard. ar
application will be made fo Hon. kus-ei A.
a Alteg Governor of this State subject 20 ~ con-
sideratiou and advice Of the Advisory Board IN
the matter Of Pardons for the pardon Of the sand
Wiliaoi DAVIS Who Is nov confined Ina the State
House of Correction and heformatory a, I0nia.
in this State under sentence from said Court for
the term If fuur years from and after the 'th day
of October l-S5 for he crime of assault with IN
p M 10 commit the crime 81 robbery. That the
grounds or reasons upon which the app icafion y
basel h that after the iaIse - u time allowed
for motion for "a new trsl before said Court, evl-
dance of sn entire neW character until since then
not known % said DAVIS and now for the frst
time known to him.
TAYLOR & MCBRIDE.
Attorneys Tor Applicant
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
of Hartford Conn. for many wears repre-
seuted by the late Col. Robt 2. Sinclair has
appointed Perkins & Mason It's local agents
through whom all policy holders can tran
sact their business with the company.
Assets Jan l. ls.G. So. .3S3 6i9aj. Death
losses paid in Grand Rapids. Mich $4,000.
This company issues policies that viii not
lapse and are absolutely -tOrteiiable.
Everv policy has "a paid up insurance value
and a cash value
Sound ,ife insurance written a. reasonable
rates PFREINs s. VI tsoN. agents
15 Iy0n-st.. Court Block
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Paint. ons & Brushe-

Are you going 10 paint II 50 call and
get our prices on white lead. boiled oil and
colOred paints Strictly pure goods al low
est market rates HAEvEY 81 HEY-rEK.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

We arc playing for crowded
houses. IA other words. we mean
TO make the Firm of Scott a
Williams one Of the largest in-
stituuons IL the State. and by
selling good straight goods al q
living proht, and treating every
one of our customers politely,
we can do IL.
SCOTT q WILLIAMS.
- NJ onroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

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aes lrfa t-s7 i@ -iied ~ a Aeif'i' aieA-
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tt" a- Af -e-n@ a4.of "ilnoat
He
Tie lae4son tity Dfefs all attend
Hie rtsetfa. ea'-fen ih i'..l ana i-ofia Easter
sunday
The Carroll Wright manuts turing
elmpauf si i.h.4 taftet lp lAcu ~prhs
hontaf
Fatg sia4ss live a. F8wlersilie and
aog .aree Fdosefs Poor men. snefe .lo
la-y a-'e
Tie Hafrha.aa ia the name of a little
fa.r s..,. ralsr ..-r .saei a. 81 lsuaee Dc
small s4l aee-
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rH'" iae atats7 ho" lo Nu""p ef up
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ra Al rFIn-lorf and DE- NiIi maze .t liseiF
i"f Aefnen "a' violate -i-r game a~s
boar hundred and nine bald heads
were counted n the theatre ar rhc A. .iam-
less tden show ln Maskrson the other
n.sht
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FnsiIanf. Before that town thinks cd
erae.ns 4rt more r ought 20 change Ia.
namr
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

CHANCFRY SALE State of Michigan The
~ Circuit Court for the Comfy - Kent la
aucsry
ELIZABETH g.. FApk,
Com iainanf.
WILLIAM "a. CAMP and
JF S-lE CAMP defendants.
Ia rurenance of p decree made in This cause
ou fha 18th las - November. ls-i 4hsil eail ai
public aaction. ~ the ey8th front door - TIE
court house - said cou1ty. to-Wit court block,
-r.-calied In tha Cts r Grand Hap.ds IN said
caunry. un the vent sixth 1ss ~ May. isri 81
o O'Clock H. M he foiioViog deseribei land
ts-uif TIE southwest quarter - fhe south-
wsef quarter - ctinu fgenfy ore fzf. tie sourh
half of tie north Eesf quarter of fne southwest
quarter % said sacfion trenty enc flil. and tie
east half ~ fha southeast quarter of the so1fh-
east iusrtaV n section fUenfy = p. al in fown
-ar IIsl north of range efeVan llf Waef in fhp
curntv ~ kert and State - Michigan
Dated April 2 --s
IOSFpH WI k/NI Hf4.
Crenit Court Ccmmissio1er. Kent Comfy
MirhiFnn
TAGGARr 3 WOICOTT
Tu lonr.iainarts Solicitors
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

goirr ont of business Sfo- K and Fixture
for sale 0ne-fDrfh OF on every sale. ~
Van eureus -9 Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

anil close of tic oysf cr season our grand
display of sea ana lax. fsh are worth look
iag at The Baltimore. 81 Canal sf
r E. FwfHv
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
Have You Seen he Cone, Yst'

So. come and look ar fhe Baltimore. 80
Canal--f They are both the new arract,ou
now b r. fWFRY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
Children's Clothing.

Everything new and nobby.
The Cambridge SUIT is q great
success. We give q Polo Cap
with every Suit.
SCOTT q WILLIAMS.
u Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
Suits 10 Order
= Monroe ST

We employ two oi the Best
Cutters IN the State. and guaran-
tee 10 turn out very Stylish and
Perfect Fitting Garments.
SCOTT q WILLIAMS.
- Monroe ST
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

House and store shades made to order at
bottom prices HARVEY 4 iFv-TEE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Soft Hats from SO cents 50 3 90
Children s Hats from - cents
to ................ ......... = 90
SCOTT q WILLIAMS.
- Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Going ont of business. stock and fixtures
for sale One-foHrfh of on every sale. AZ
Van ieuVen's I'D M0nr0e-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

fifn fHa stt.r rs.lrw .fs.i.ss. iri sI
sin8s oi islsnes g. Htsesf & HsfsrEz
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

CHANCERY sALE State of Michigan The
~ Circuit Court for the Couaty - Kent Ia
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Gents Furnishing Goods
Earl q Wilson Collars and
Cuffs, Gold and Silver Shirts.
Gloves and Handkerchief
SCOTT & WILLIAMS
- Monroe ST