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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
Yesterdays Court Record.

UNITED Substituted states vs.. Joseph
X. Fleck, indictment for trespass on United
States lands; sentenced TO pay fine of $3.50
and TO stand committed until paid. United
States VS.. Edward English. indictment for
unlavfully carrying letters outside the mail
arraigued and plesied guilty; sentenced To
paw a tiue of $50 within one week. and If
not paid to be confined in Jail until 1t is.
He paid the fine. William 81. Crane VS..
Harmon Cowans: continued Tor the term by
consent Of parties Frederick Gardiner VS..
Michigan Central Railroad Company, case;
jury empannelled and trial in progress.
CIRcUiT-Tbe Street Railway Company
of Grand Rapids VS.. The Commissioners Of
Highways of Grand Rapids Township.
chancery; order dismissins bill With costs.
SUPERIoR.-In the matter of the resolu-
tions on the death OF Chief Justice Waite;
ordered spread on the journal of the court.
Ella Smith VS.. Peter Smith. In cnancery;
decree of divorce granted complainant.
PRoBATE.-Esiate of Frederick HuffeTt.
deceased; order allowing administrator s
final account, distributing estate and dis
charging administrator. Estate of George
A. Whittlesey. deceased; petition for as
signment of residue Of estate filed: hearing
May 4. Estate Of Thomas Wynne. de
ceased; administrator final account filed;
hearing May Z. Estate of Edwin Cum
mngs, deceased; will and petition for pro-
bate of same filed; nearing Nav Il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
AIMEE'S RO NANCE
The Fzmsas fFsssh opera fssuTs Artists
Hopeless Passion lsF Del camp, Her
s4adsosas a4rFf~a HAi<i4g tssntt<-
aasa-HsE D4ashtsr ossziz izssSsd.

Sk9 YoEx. April l0.-Tbe oil Of Marie
Aimes Fsschen. CT Marie Aimse, as the
Stage OF ts0 ccntinsntz iosg knew her. las
caused immxnss wondsrmsnt among
thesfrlcsl people 10 this city. Few Of her
Amsricaa frisnds understood and none can
be fund she hai dreamed shs ssald leave
property estimated Al nearly 81. GO. Near
ly al ths Atiis fortune Is lef4 10 man
named IN tie viii a. Ricardo Dlaz A.
bertiEi residing -nen II Paris. a. 70
Avenue de Lena. The czblsgram did
not make known that love ro-
nance vas responsible for a Dequsst
thzt ssea.s - have mysuEsd all Paris.
That romance Is not without strange lea
tures however kctFdJ Dl4L Alo5rtlnt -
the handsome, daEk-eged yOun. man who.
called a. 'Slg. del Campo" travelled IN
Aimee support daring the season II 1856 :.
when she m ace tour OF this country Ia
MAN zeile" 1ns actress Was passlOnatel y
fond IT bim. Aembers Of her CON pan y
spoke OF is openly and she did not deny
her affection for her bright "walkiug gen
t.smAnD lie was nof. Il must Be confessed
= sinxulsrly good q tor. buI he Was sweet
singer, . graceful pcser. and = clean-cat fsl-
low 10 look a.. tie Was tte junior OF Aimee
but her attach ment for him was. it Is said,
as warm as any OF the many she had cher
ish-d IN her remarkably varied career. 90
1 loving was she aud 80 open IN ardor that
some members Of the company were IN
/ elined % believe that the couple were man
and wife. suppcsilIon that VAS apparently
/ cpnarmed during their travels. When a. 4
I Newark hotel Del Campo was taken sud
denly Ill. and the faithful Aimee nursed him
/ Oack 10 strength and ths footlights. even
/ eOnsenting 10 register IS his wife IN ordei
/ that sae miz nt serve him Without mOleststlOn
| or useless gossip. Yet Aimee and Del CsmpC
were not welded, A few months before hs
had entered the little French woman's com
pany Richardo Disz Aibcrtini was married
/ iu this city 20 that pretty woman and
/ spright.y actress, May Fielding, formerly
singing soubfetie OF Augustin Daly's stocs
company. The ceremony between then
was performed May 6 iss6. and she then
laid aside widows weeds, which she haC
worn in more or less profusion for twelve
| months or so IN memory OF Richard K
Cornell When Miss Fielding married n
| Aloeriini il was not related In the newspa
pers that he Was Del Campo the actor. bu
il gas announced that he was wealthy snC
Cuban, and that he would take his wifi
on a trip 10 his home. he chose TO go on
upon the circuits however. To him Aime'
has now left her entire fortune. IL is pro
bable that this explanation will only in
crease the wonderment of Aimee's friend
and the public in general. The dead sctres
left daughter by her husband of som
wears ago Jolly, the ritth-ave. dyer. NJ
mention of the daughter appears in the will
though 10 a nephew Albert Mariande) !
bequsathed some valuable real estate
Aimee did many stange things in be
career Her last act was In keeping Wit
her Lifelong oddity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

Samuel 6srmsn. Of his city. through his
sttornev. Ffsnk A. Rodgers. Yesterday
commenced suit IN the Circuit Court on q
pes II trsspass IN th~ csse szsiast The iru
~ Bu kiev. lemon q Hoops % recover the
SUN cf fiao damages He sets forth IL
hie decisrs2cp that be Nss IN possession
~ stock 8f grcCeries. aoar and iced. etc
wcen On &sreh "a issS. ne above irm
81 red ne goods nncer \ fsise and Drptenti-
-aeu ., their swn u<e ard refusing - -
urn shen OF their rsiue. He eisinS that
n rysods we're II . 90 vslue. snd a. he
~ss eroksn ID ih business and deprived ~
ihe profits thesefrous. be thinks he = -
fitled to iaasxss and Pfsys the court to
s~ari hiui s. eco.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
The Agricuiturfsts Meeting.

rhe Farmers Club met yesterday after
noon in the Court block. for the purpose
of forming Milk Association. At the last
meeting they appointed a COMMITTEES of
seven to investigate the matter of forming
an association among the members OF the
Club, aud 10 learn whether or not il wonld
be more profitable to deliver their owa milk
20 the members. or let it be delivered as
usual, by mukmen. The committee were
TO report their decision yesterday. but
failed TO appear. The meeting, however.
was largely attended by other members
both from the city and outside. c. ID.
Stsbbins presided. and several letters were
read from other milk associations. and the
matter was discussed generally. The sub
ject for the next meeting is What is the
best way of keeping up the fertility OF
meadows" IL is also expected that the
milk committee will report al the next
meeting. which will be held April "a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
A New Engraving Company.

Tie amount of wood engraving done in
Grand Rapids is realized by but very few of
our citizens and those are the ones who
have this kind of work to co. Il will be
very gratifying 10 them because of the in
convenience they have this Spring eX-
psrisnced in getting work do - promptly TO
know that another engraving company has
been established here. The Valley City
Engraving Co. IS a new institution which
has lately been taken quarters in the
Houssman block and are prepared TO do
the finest work on short notice. skilled
and competent workmsn have been en-
gagged who make = speciality offurnIture en-
craving and the new company ind that there
Was ample room for them here because of
ths many ordere they are receiving. The
work of this company will be guaranteed
to be frat quality and is already giving
universal satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
A Warming to Ghouls.

One can feel not only respect but esteem
for dynamite, under certain circumstances
When this potent compound is used as a
warning TO ghouis. it appears less as a de-
structive demon than as an angel guarding a
tomb As such. dynamite was used by an
Indiana man, who placed a few cartridges in
the grave where his daughter lay. He did
not try TO keep this procedure IA secret, and
it is safe TO say that this tomb will be I'M
moleSted by grave diggers. The Indiana idea,
il generally adopted, will result in species
OF corpse trust" for it must bring about so
great scarcity of cadavers as to seriously
affect the grim business of the disSecting
room -Pittsburg Bulletin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

Jadss RsFxts> Mil Hare - sAsv czass
NAY ths x.Aa4z-a. AsF >s< BE
G4xatsd

Willard kiagsssy. q ths fra ef Blslr.
kins~lsy 1 klsiBhaus attorneys tor / ID.
Weston. appeared bsfoEs TIA SispEsEae Court
a. Lan4ak yesterday morning. entering &ad
srxaiBz = melton for : writ OF mznGzuau IS
20 e0ulDsi broQ4te Court Judge Per kfns 10
dlsal a. tie proceedings bronsht o. Charles
l.. Be zEsp. Tor tie purpose Of eontssiins ths
rscs1x elsc-ion lar MAJOR, fro1n hls coaFt.
lie Supreme CoeFt alter bearing tie srg0-
meat. issasd sn order upon Judge Perkins
- show sny The msnoanos asked for 81
y y sstoE c0Qnssl should BOT oe grant
e.. The order 10 shos Cause l. Fetufnzo.e
before the Supreme Court next TUESDAY
THIS trlbansl aiso ordered . say OF t0s
proceedings Instituted II the Probats Court
Until TIE maadsmus matter Is disposed CT
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

Mrs A. C. Bowman. Of Petoskev, nee
N nDis Breeze. is with her father and
mo. her a. the residence Of Lloyd Breeze, -
B0stwick-st W. n. Breeze is still under
the treatment OF Dr. Louis Bsrth.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W Wurzburg are spend
inxa fsw days with their daughters At
Notre Dame college. befors leaving on their
annual European trip.
David c. Fletcher and wife. of Il Wes.
Fulton- St have rst1rned home from Can
ala. where they have been spending the
Water
Ms. Geo. c. Van voorthuyssn. Of Grand
Hsnids township. - confined to her osd
With consumption.
Mrs Rose T. Ingram. Of this city. has re-
turned from her S0athsrn trip. much i'm
proved 10 nsaito.
Dan Minogue. c. & ". NJ. operator at
Nswsygo. IS IN the city calling on the rail-
road boys
Mrs ! @. Ross and daughter, Of Detroit.
srs visiting friends on Jstiersou-sve.. for a
few days.
Mrs. C. II. ThrslI. OF Big Rapids. is in the
city visiting Miss Jennie Patton, OF 20 La
graves.
". I.sily and p W. r. Morelsnd, Of De-
iroit, vas ia tae city yesterday on business.
fAeo. Ssltmsn. Of Fhilsdeiphis, was in
TIE city yesterday on business.
" 2 Brysnt of Detroit. . in the city.
calling on the hard ware men.
o. X Giesson and wife. Of Big Rapids lis
N The city visiting friends
Mrs.. A. J. Radeli. returned yesterday
morning from The East
John wheshbudge. Of Chicago. il in the
cit7 guest st Sweets.
e e. Hovsy. Of Nsw Buffalo. Is in the
CITY visiting friends
Il A. Cameron. Of Kansas City. vas Al The
Morton Yesterday
Nrs = ". Lewis. i in SAND Lake, visit
ing trends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
A ProhIbitIonlst from PrIneip,-

To the Editor of the IELEGRAN-HEEALD.
The Grand Rapids Eagle takes It upon it.
self 70 "go" for Prohsbitionists because,
torsOoth, they did not vote for Belknsp for
Mayor at the election. The Cedar Springs
Clipper OF February 10. said: Third
Parry ProhibitionisIs who helped elect Sam
Clay over statesman and Christian gentle
man, Judge Stone what say yOu-gailty2"
Hamph. li.e)kelY story. ProhiDltiOnisis
should support their ogn ticket-here's
one intention To and not ask either the
Grand Rapids Eagle, or Cedar Springs Clip
per, or any one else, whether they may or
not Z. II. CoWDIS.
es~ORD Anril q
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
Investing In Real Estate.

In the natures of most railroad men Of i'm
mense wealth there is a grain of conservatism
which causes them to invest more or less
money in real estate The VanderbiIts, it is
stated, lean decidedly in favor OF such invest
ments In England and Franco they have
permanently invested several million dollars
The landed interests OF the Goulds are grow
ing all the time. and they have now surpris-
ingly large sums invested in first class city
property.-New York World.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
New Law of PHYSICS.

In recent experiments alloys have been
formed by pressure, but Mr.. William Hal.
lock, OF the United States geological survey
finds that alloys may be produced from their
powdered constituents, without pressure, al
a temperature above the melting point OF the
alloy, but below that of the constituents, the
molecules simply being allowed to lie in con
tact In this curious discovery he claims a
new law Of physics, which he proposes 5000
to verify further.-Arkansaw Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
r AS,
T2 Canal Street.
MORTGAGE sALE.-Default having been made

MORTGAGE sALE.-Default having been made
vi ia the conditions OF a Ctrt2ia mortgage. exc
cuted by Clinton D. Shoemaker and sarah G..
Shoemaker, his wife. of the village OF GrancYIlle.
Kent county Stase OF Michigan, 70 gulis c.
Parker. of New haven. county of Ma eoub and
Stsie aforesaid aud recorded IA the ONCE Ofthe
Register Of Deeds OF Ken county, Michigan. ia
liber i0i OF mortgages, on page go. on the l2iA
day OF November, a D., les5 ~ I'D CLOCK y
m, on which mortgage there is claimed 20 lie due
at the date Of this notice he sum OF eight hpn-
dred and twenty-five Co.lers ana SeyentyNe q nts
s525.s5l, and no suit or proct eciDgs al iaw
having been instituted 10 recover the sid
sum or anypsu thereof. notice IS hereby
given that by virtue Of the rover oi - e
in such case made and prov ided ssi J
mortgage will be for, closed by sale OF the
mo tagged premises tnf rein described 10 satisfy
said mortgage debt. Interest. attorney fee ian A.
iOrney aud councillor At law having been eID
ployed TO foreclose said MORTGAGE and costs oi
sale at public auction 20 the highest bidder on
Friday. April 27th. a. y. lsss, at ten
house OF said Kent county. Michigan, lthe same
being the place OF boiling the Circuit Court iOi
said county,, to-wit Court block. on Lyon street
in the city OF sTAsd Rapids said premises beiDc
described ~ follows. 10 wit
All those certain piece .oT narccis Of lh1d situate
and being in the village Of Grandville. county OF
Kent aud State Of Michigan aud described ~
follows. 20 wit: Lots number one hundred and
ninety-ive ns5i, one hundred and ninety eight
dred and ten i2I0). Old survey, n plat - Grand
vile village, according 70 the recorded pisl
Da,edJan. 2sth. A. y 1855. Wed
JULIA c. PARKER. Nort9sgee
CRozIER CUTLER, Attorneys for Mortgage
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
CIRCUIT COURT JURORS.
The fssatv-four Men who Win Decide
ths Cases ia the AAy Term.

lie following gentlemen we're yesterday
drawn 10 serve a. jurors IN the Mag term OF
the Kent Circuit Court Thomas DOrsn
Eighth ward. Charles Clinton. Ada Samuel
, stout PlaInneld, John Rsmsdeli, Grand
kspics John A. Rose. seventh ward: b. b.
kly. tannon: Milo Edison. Walker; Cass b.
Madison, Grattan Richard Hethington,
) Kth ward; LUeius J. Robinson, Nergennes
Ferdinand ocheldel. Alpine; Aaron Nj. Van
Hossen. Paris. Wm- al. Andrews. Fiith
wsri, Jacob l. Stoner, CourIlaad. Mahlon
1homss. Cascade, Samuel Spicsr Algoms.
G.. l.. Dekruil Fourth ward. John Hughes,
Wyoming Silss ID. Horton. Oakheld,
George Batey. Lowell; John Hasenberg,
Third ward, Mvron Ballard, Sparta Frank
HOOner. Gaines; ID. J. Dove, Nelson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
ni.nri~inatinx CHARITY.

''My dear said Mr. spArks 10 his wife,
"if We get a new parlor carpet what viii We
do with the old One"
"Put il in the library" said Mrs Sparks
promptly.
why, there is a carpet in the library,
said Mr. Sparks. What will We do with
thatf'
Put il in the spare room, said Mrs Sparks
decisively, and give the spare room carpet
10 the poor. IL is hideous thing, anyway.
''Yes, said Nh Sparks reiectiveiy, 1t Is.
We might give il 10 an asylum for the blind.
"a very good idea. said his wife APPROX
ingly," and we will give the one IN our room
TO an asylum for the deaf. II is so fearfully
loud New YORK Evening Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

The vi Of Ed~in Cunrninxs. of Anime.
-.s Sled IN re Probate Ceurt y-stsrrisy
He gives his sour daughters 8 90 ssch.
and - - ssch q his x-snd-ens Forest and
Artie Montgomery. and the haisnce n ai-
estate. rssl and p>rsonsi hs eequesrs "a nis
wle. Ne srFCinrs Sylvester fieid and his
We. EsBnsh :. CumnsiaRs, ss the -xeesi-
tors cf rs -iil
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
Electricity and Sewage.

The treatment of sewage by electricity is
to receive practical test at the Metropolitan
Nondon) board of works outfall at Cross
ness The electric current is said to have a
wonderful disinfecting and purifying infu-
ence. The evolution of gas stirs up the
liquid, the nascent oxygen is brought into
rapid contact with the Impurities and re-
duces them, precipitation is expedited, and
ths whole cleansed. 1t is to be hoped that
the cost will not swamp this new and useful
field for electricity.-Nature.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
rhe sas who Don't usdsr,sasa.


Il = too much - 4sk u . narrow headed,
90 s1omached. thin loinei nan that he should
get INSIDE raen Snd women who struggle day
IL and DAY Out. S65 days Ia every year, and
awake early on New Years morning wltA
ths same necessity before them and the SAME
impulse proddlng them behind 10 gain thai
for which the Apostle prayed-thelr daily
bread "Gise u, said that great master Il
AFFAIR.". give u this DAY our daAy bread.
Imagine a man whose sisters and brothers.
whose COUSINS and auEts combined him 10
make euintupled millionaire, striving 10
understand rhis heart born petition, thls
nervous prayer from weeping ewes. from a
hungry stomach snd from a loving heart,
give US this day, not next week, not next
year, not some time when We are hungry, bar
give US . God, this day our daily bread. =
Joe Howard IN New York Graphic.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

The saloon Keepers who intend Tett ing
ont new licssse for Nay 1 may procure
them now from the County CLERK Several
changes hss b-en made in the ls~. regard
ing licenses. bonds and bo1dsmsn since
sst year The license 70 SCI beer snd
liquors - nov $50. q rsise Of $40. snd
eesT license alone - 500 The bonds hsv.
been raised to $500 and no liquor nan or
anyone outside Of the city oil se AIKEN az
e.,r.4Sr,au
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
Startling the Bfshop-

A story is told of Catholic priest in Aus
tralia whose bishop gave him horse. To
commemorate the event the priest named the
horse The Bishop" Soon after the bishop
dined with the priest, and during the course
of the dinner priests man OF all work
came in and said in an audible whisper: Its
hot day. your reverence, an l was thinkin'
it would be good thing to throw bucket
of water on The Bishop" The bishop was
somewhat startled until matters were ex-
planned TO him-New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

Mrs. A. J. Rddsll. of the new Housemsn
block. begs to inform the ladies of this city
that she has returned from her business trip
and is nov prepared to do ali kinds of fine
Drsssmskinz 81 short notice, having secured
the services Of q cutter direct from New
York City late With Worth Of Paris. }
who bears the highest references from
prominent people in New York and other
large cities. Every lady who likes elegant
fitting garments. made in the latest mode
should improve this opportunity, ss Mrs.
Rudell has taken great pains TO secure a
frst-class artist.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

TIE Cslifernis snd Flo~ids Limited Er-
prsss o. TIE Green and Crrscsaf Rouss
lCSncirnsu SoutEern = The train e~p~cis ?
desirable Scr t01risfs ftis Wtntsr The
Limited runs through frcEr Cincnusti q
Nsw Orleans u t~snty-fvs hczf- ard =
bsi2 cio.eiy eonzectfnz vita Los Ansel-s
fhrsurh csrs. s1d nrskfzx the an.cs SO
roaes . thsf Se gst-1i C.ffovrss cry. Tss
caern ard C~ssoeTt = tass ges~. ss sorneTlv
fas Fioriaa fsveras re. usto tero-zA es-s
f~tse iaizv 70 Tharzssvilse sd yscksar-
vfe Esras gafS~s sfe nrsr soE ixsrfos
- } = hoxsA. Fsszsnssr Asszt kelE>s
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
Ms,icans Gong To See the Pope.

CITY OF MExICo, April l0.-A party Of
over three hundred Mexican pilgrims
started for Rome Saturday via the Mexican
Central Railroad. The excursionsts viii
be admitted TO the audience with the Pope
according TO previous arrangement. Sew
eral members of the party are bearers Of
valuable presents to the Pope, including
works of art ana specimens of n"tive
product and industry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

Tier. e no denying The fact that Dr.
Jones' Red Clover Tonic IL the most s1c-
cessfBl blood purifier ever put on ths mar
ket. Its ~onderfgi cures IN eli stomach.
xIdnsv and liver troubles hes brought out
many iniisuocs. Il restores debiltsfed
nerve tissues. restoring The force lost bF
sickness. mental work or excessive use OF
faaor, epinm and tobacco. +. r Wilson
will supply tas genuine a. 50 cents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

The complsinants' bill Was dismissed in
The suit in chancery Of the Grand Rapids
Street Railway Company against the High
way Commissioner Of the the township OF
Grand Rapids. % snjoin him from inteffer-
ing with the compsny's use Of the plated
street Just north Of the pavilion. a. Reed :
fake. The case which wss concluded in
the Circuit Court yesterday. has called forth
much interest. "a the street. wheD opened.
vii cut the corsps1ys pleasure gr0uRds in
f~o PARTS
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
In tn. United state. Court.

Joseph X. Fleck bad bis trial In the
United States Court yesterday, for trespass-
ing on United States government lands. lie
was sentenced to ray fine of $3.50 and to
stand committed until Il was paid. Edward
English, a mail carrier in Newaygo county,
was also uied in the United States Court
yesterday, for unlswfully carrying letters
outside OF the mail. EngIish pleaded guilty
aud ~ss sentenced 70 paw SO fine within
one week lie paid the tine and returned
horns lxsf ni~ht
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

And ssch dsT s1d n ght during this week
von csn ger - W \. Tibbs kemp's Bslssnl
sor The threat and iunes. scknow edged -
- The moat snccessfui remedy ever soil Tor
The cure 0f CeHghs creurs Bronchitis.
Whoopinr Cough. Asthrla sn5 Corsurap-
nor Ger sctfls t0csy s13 keep e. alTsvs
IN TIE ho1sSe - yer csn meek your cod 81
once. Price SC ard g.. Ssmpi. bottles
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

YoEK, April l0.-At the Casino
stockholders meeting today Austin Corbin
presided. The faction led by Ru dolph
Aronson. the present president and man
sger Of the theatre, we're victorious Gen.
Daniel l.. Sickles led the opposition and
asserted that with such unprecedented sue
cess As had attended the Casino as shown
by the runs OF "Erminie" and other pieces.
there ought 10 be surplus, whereas the
accounts lust about balanced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11
"HAp BEEN WORRIED EIeHrrrs Yx,rsp

" HAD BEEN WORRIED EIGHTEEN YEARS
1t should bave read married" but the
procf-reader observed that it amounted to
about the same thing, and so did not draw
his blue pencil through the error. Unfor-
tunstely there was considerable truth in
bis observation. Thousands OF husband.
are constantly worried almost TO despair by
the i'll health that sffiicts their wives. and
often robs life of comfort and happienss.
There IL but one safe ard sure way 10
change all this for the better. The ladies
should use DR.. PIsrce's favorite prescrip-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

Mss : Nsthsrine R1cssr, only dsueh ser
of T. D. Racxsr at erosse Isle. Mich.
sisd n Detroit st 4 o'ciock on Apr; 10
MS RGcksr vas = niecr of Ms Charles
Fcx sut cousin Of E Cr0ttcu Fox and
Chsrios Fox. and hsi eeen IN this ci;v some
~sess. visiting ser sunt and ha2 sniy -.
tarne3 sbcus tnres ~-eks since.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

1t is reported by dealers not having anv
dry wood that there IL none in the civ
We beg to say that we have any amount Of
it. A. r Nv WIS y.
CffiCe 25 Peari-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

IN al kinds and sez--~s - spr,in.
Sslvsrion oii. with usst rill s.Fscf speedy
care
81 raAoUaC American rsc1 sto1, e .
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

waeTIS-tt aer -rsrte~ee 3 rf.-ezf sr~sf
la teSs. 40 kcu.u Aarrin
rsr hzpersi wiil - e.s Tszz>ur n~~nzax
rs - sAEx eazxzA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-11

TIE r.Snlsr correspondent 81 ths TsEr
ssks-HEssLD s sDrina Lake writes tbis
psper thar . clipping prinsed n these col
nnnson Monday rslsting % Df. Bro-n ard
Marsha Hammond. Of that plsce, -ss
sss, and reflected naiassly uoon those
2 sntiensen sod upon tn- village ccuscil