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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-03-06
GOODS.
Special Notice.

4 Ii. persons knowing themselves indebted
n to the firm of WALL * DORSEY. or TO
C. F. WALL. are requested to make immediate
settlement. as the amount of all bills due is now
urgently needed. c. F. WALL.
February IS. 1855.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03
A TROTTING MEETING.
The Fiyerys VIII be Hero In July-A
Circuit Formed.

The Fiyerys VIII be Hero In Juiy-A
Circuit Formed.
Grand Rapids will have Simmer trot-
beside being q brilliant horse meeting, will
be credit to the Valley City and worthy
the patronage of all who admire the flyers.
The citizens guarantee fund of 81, 600 has
already been subscribed, upwards Of one
hundred Of the prominent professional and
business men having not only subscribed TO
the fund. ont also given the project their
hearty approval Upon the list are such
names as Hon. Julius HOuseman, DR.. J. b.
Griswold. NJ. J. Smiley, NJ T. Bissell, T.. T.
Sweet, r. r. Uhl. FREQ A. Maynard, Arthur
Meigs. Mayor Dikeman, II. p. Baker. 9. w.
Wright, G. V. Cheney. G. w. Watkins, Ben.
Putnam. and scores of others equally pron-
inent.
The gentlemen having the meeting in
charge have already formed a circait with
Kalamazoo, Jackson. Grand Rapids and
saginsv, and tEe ds.ss are fixed Just ahead
of the grand circuit meeting in Detroit
The dates for Grand Rapids have been
hxed upon a. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day. and Fir dag, July 10 IL, l., and -, aud
the grounds aud track of the West Michi-
gan Agricultural Society have already been
secured.
A meeting Of the subscribers will be held
shortly tn persecE an organization and elect
officers, after which arrangements will be
made TO place the track in good condition.
Negotiations will also be made by the cir
cult managers 20 secure 4 starting judge Of
national reputation. one in whom All will
have confidence and the meetings viii De
conducted 10 a thorough. business basis.
The organization will De Preliminary to the
forming of a permanent incorporated iassc-
| ciation. that shall own its own mile track
and that viii lend new impetus TO the
rapidly developing horse interest ia this
II cite
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

CTscurr-Daniel z. Corbiit - Leonard
Zimmerman ct a.. chancery. submitted
PRosArE-Eststs Of Rosa T. DemsTg st
a.. minors gEardisn's snnusi account hlesi.
Estate Of Js1ns ersvelyn. deceased. order
allowing executors final account. distribat-
ing estate and dischsrEing executor. ln Re
Mamie Bailey. an adopted cAiid, order Of
ADOPTION and change OF name 10 Blanche
Augusta Msis. Estate Of Mary Writer'S st
al. minors guardians ANIMAL account lied.
Estate Of Nancy r. dsstings deceased. pc
tifion foi hearing finsl settlement OF admin
sirstor Sled, hearing March -. Estate Of
Theodore l. Nash. a minor. order srpoint-
ing Chss n Looms xusriisn. Est&fe 4
Leen8srt Aosterdyk. deceased. order admit
ting rili to Proosie. residgarY leEstse g
bond Sled and letters issued % Pistsrnelis
No>terdvx Essste Of Stephen s. Pew. de-
ceased order APPOINTING George n. Pew
al ~ 1istrkfer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03
A PRseARlcAToR.
YoaaE Lsrey Dssi.s the Trath OF His
FORMER statements


Eormsr Statements
The examination OF George Van Zandt
and ars. Olive Wilson. charged with adnl-
tsry, was commenced ia Police Court yes
tsrday William Wilson. husband OF the
woman, and George Lardy,, who resides
with bis xife la the sans house with the
Wilson's. were sworn Wilson is al inn
beeilic old man, aud the substance OF his
testimony was about his wife going out
nights and leaving him aud their children
81 home.
Lardy. in his testimony. showed himself
to be about the best liar ia town. he evil
IDENTIFY didn't care TO testify against the de-
PENDANTS. lie admitted that on the night
they were arrested he told the Prosecuting
Attorney aud police officers stories tnat
would easily convict Van Zandt and
Mrs. Wilson oi adultery. but
said that they wero not true.
lie testified that be lied on
that occasion. aud the only excuse he made
for such conduct was that he was not under
oath then aud that Wilson had told him
such pitiful tales about his wife's actions
that be wanted them arrested. The exam
ination was adjourned for further hearing
until this morning.
1t seems az though whenever case oil
this kind comes up in Police Court, and be-
cause something perhaps little 'smuity
will be- brought out In the evidence, crowd
of loafers congregats in the couet room
until every inch Of space is occupied and
the air becomes foul and sitting.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03
NOTICE.
To the Qualified Electors Of hs County Of

To the Qualified Electors Of ths ceafnty q
Aeat.
Notice is hereby given that the question
AZ TO whether o. rot the County Of Kent shail
raise by loan tn. .am OF one hundred ard
fiiy thousand dollars for the Pep &c Of
erecting Court Houc, viii lie submitted 10
TIE qualified electors Of the County OF Ksnt
at the annual township meetings thereof
and the chatter eleo,ion Of the city II Grand
HsDiis 10 Re he'd IN said County ON tae q 4
&oadayin april a. ID 1874, 50 loan 10 b. pay
able "a 70 lows, aud at q rate OF isiereS not b
exceed I'VE per cent per annum on al s0ms
remaining due ans unpa d .on The ilfeenth osy o
January Of each and every year 10 wit.
The sum Of ten thousand dollars payable on the
ffleenth day Of January. tsso.
The SUN OF twenty thousand dollars payable on
the fifteenth day of January. 1891
The sum of ten thousand do.as payable on the
fifteenth day OF ia nary. iSs1
The SUN o. tN eniy thoussr & dollars payable on
the fiiteepih day OF January. iss3.
The sum of ten thoussnd dollars pay able on the
fifteenth day OF January. ls.4.
The sum OF twenty tho sand dollars payable on
the fifteenth day OF January lss0.
The sum OF tn tnousa DOLLAR PAYABLE on the
fifteenth day o. January. lssu.
The sum OF twenty thouS nd dollars payable on
the fifteenth day ot Ienrsry. is97.
The sum of ten IN "a and doliaIs payable on the
fifteenth day Il lannNrv, ltess
The sum 81 twenty ~ uss NJ dollars payable sn
tie hteenth dsy OF JeLgary, lSsg.
Dated February - SIS
BY order Of the RoaTd Of Superisors Of Kent ca
JACOB W WALkEk.
CORNELIUS l.. HARVEY. Charmin y. Beard
CLERK OF Board
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

Fa.1 Leaf
AlkAazsh "a t4Ds fess4Eo4s acre sass
heeo2s exhausted, Ih.s citg hzs : EU@ssr
Of eeeEy pc epszasess. Aaagnx tie lsn-
berasA sa4 hrsas ~he hss hsss sne e1t
pias "a o.asr Darts d tbe s-sls sna re "a
t~al q thstr siA9.ote f3F AS yssr srs tie
ioll0xisE DsaAaB. Peers & Co. Aanis-
tee. - 0goo0e issi; Bioazsls < byTas. Aos-
ksz0a. 5s.eoo Cos d. a. BlejssIt. MUSE
goa. z3.eto.eo sisson 4 Llll<y il7si. a..
g. =. Asssa. 4.ooe 60. C. q. co.8sloeS, -
$1,000, A. b. Long Z sea. l9,sJst, 60.
Aieoissa BsFfst Company, c.el90So, !. Il.
" onderls. 81 Aebrsass .. 5S3essg Dsntsi
Mccoy. AZ Isstten. ~ -. oslsl houl 4
Fox AZ Deer Lsss. is Joe-V-o, 1. .. thi.
assignee, at So1th bozFdman. l.e0c. 90
" are s Taehsf, 1t Cary sna Lssssstlie.
0O0.ogos r. I. C0ok. 81 ksyaolds 81. 40.
White FriznG I l.etsiiteF. At LEROY. - 2
Ia 80, fuller 4 Rice. ~ Acfssy. 100 30.
AsFthSnsOa a Waite. o0oVss'. samuel
Cupy.ss Woodsnwsne Company, II ~. 80.
Ware q DIN, a. PiekeFsl Lake. 1000.
Msl1sl & Mar. 80 Co, al totsl Of 80.
9i2 AS. Tue cut Of shingles By GFand
Rapids men vii raa vel np into the mill
i0ns also. Tbs number u logs rsftei on
Orsnd River lsst year sAs IS ~. otV ieet-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

Fw. wurz burg and son Fr-s have re-
Turned from business trip to New York
City.
DIP n. c. Sinclair, OF t52 Mt. Vernon-st..
IS still coD6ned TO his room with the
mumps
Mrs Or Patterson and children have
gone 10 visit friends and relatives Ia Louis
vile. ky.
Mrs. W. c. wslkley, Of Grand Haven. IA
visiting her mother. Mrs Mcdonald. OF
ottawsxt.
Miss Eliza Locke. Of 81. Thomas. Ontario,
q visiting her uncle. Doctor Sinclair. Of Isl
Mt YsrnOn-st.
Mrs. Albert Ash~rg and son. OF New
York City. are visiting Mn. Houssmsn and
other friends in the ci.y.
Preston ) Fsnoher and wife, OF Mount
Pleasant. are the guests OF Mrs. Amos
RAN bone. on Divisioo-sL
Miss Essie Robinson and Mss Josie Clark
OF Cedar Springs are visiting PaSrolman f..
r. Frsnch, Of i0t Pisinfield ave.
Or. veenooer, Of this city, Is in Indian
spolis delivering a course al lectures on
hygiene az The Physio Medical College.
Josaph Hauseman snd Eugene ". Jones
have returned from Washington While
there they wsrs the guests Of Congressman
Ford
Hon. r. x. Bruce lsfs The city last night.
sasr ais lecture. for Neorssks, where hs
h-s several lecture engagements To tGlall.
Mrs. Bruce = Al Indianapolis.
ED Stanton. formerly cashier in the
l.. 8 & NJ s. freight office. has been made
chs clerk and n ;. Einkney has been pro-
noted from assistant billing clerk 70 cash
YER.
Commander l. g. Rutherford. Of the q.
A. r.. vas IN town yesterday. Mrs. Ruther
ford. who hss been il town ssvsrsi days
visiting friends. has gone 20 Der home Ia
Hart
The many friends OF Mr. aud Mrs. ". $
Harm riii resret 70 lesrn that they lesvs
to,iav for Lincoln. Nehrzsks. wherS Mr.
Harm sili frsvel for benjamin. Bro. a Co.
-hois-sis groceTs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03
PARLOR AND PANTRY.

The knives and forks should be gathered
up before the plates are, as they are liable
TO soil tho table-cloth IL left lying about on
IT,
\ VERY thin coat Of what is known as
French picture varnish Will restore chra-
mos and oil-paintings to their original bright
ness.
WHEN using stale bread for puddngs al
ways soak IL in = cold liquid. Bread that
has been soaked in cold milk or water is light
and crumbly, whereas that soaked in hot
liquids is heavy.
MoIAssEs SroSeE CAKE.-One cup Of
sour cream, one cup OF molasses, one egg.
small teas spoonful Of soda dissolved in hot
water, a tcaspoonful of cinnamon or ginger,
two small cups Of -four.
OrL~cLorHs should never be washed in hot
soap-suds, they should first be washed
dean with cold water, then rubbed dry with
a cloth wet in milk. Tho same treatment
| applies 20 a stone or slate hearth.
APPLE SEoRTcAKE.-Fill a square bread
tin threc-cuarters full OF sliced sour apples
| Take half cup Of sour cream, half cup Ct
| butternilk. one teas poonful Of soda. salt
and -four % make a very stiI batter, spread
over the apples and bake. Eat with sugar
and cream.
AM gold jeweiry that an immersion in
water WI not InJurc. can be beautifully
cleaned by shakingi wei IN bottle near
| y half fol- OF warm sO&psuds, 10 which "A
| little prepared chalk has been added. and
afterwards rinsing IN clear, cold water, and
wiping it dry.
| A QUICK and easy way 20 clean new irct-
ties is 20 heat thom hot; then grease them
well lsoap grease win answer. After the
| grease ia well rubbed ia, wash thcm thor
oughly with soap and water and wipe them
| dry Repeat and You VIII have no trouble
with them about staining any thing.
! FRrsCH Mus1aRD. -Take q pure mustard
four tsbie.poonfuls sugar. one tablespoon
I ful, cinnamon. one toaspoonful. cloves,
/ black pepper and wheat -four. each one-half
tcaspoonfsl. vinegar sufficient 20 cover
Lei i cone 70 boil. and. when cold. add
from ono 20 two 'abiesPoouf8ls q salad GA,
stirring Il Ia well
ATErus arc vcrT nice ard aEiuse people.
| but yoa viii fad tnat guest VIII have more
apprec alton for rex q Photographs.
| Zach photo can be taken IN hand voeifablv
and closely examined without exertlon-
whereas an ALBUM k1suzlly a burden. TIE
! incest boxes arc ne deep cnes MADE q
/ olive cr satin wood
WAR BRzkD Pat q sufficient quantity
Of aoor l. 4 psn Tor tvo caTes. Iaen pcs
II Eve t.hiesroonfVis ~ lard tae sarse 81
/ sa-aI. ard enc tssspoonf1i = saif, ir -
center q waich. po1r one p-ut ~ ooes
water e. sad rzrt of fhe fcgr. Ten
pear n sac szue esantitv r. ulE. or ~
oaeh - make batter rat t haf cap a
yezss Isa it r5se ever niskt- ard mola rfr
caves ia the naarnlrr Race aEai1. ard
eaze
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

Smith Opera House contained a crowded
sudienve last evening to witness the last
amateur show OF the season, and to say
they were richly entertained would be put
ting il mild. Chambers the Ethiopian with
the gigantic mouth. created furore in his
topical songs and made a tremendous hit.
The Ronelo Brothers performed many dsr-
ing feats upon the double trapese. for which
they were warmly applauded. The Men
hardt Brothers IN their acrobstio brother
act were immense, as was also Kruger, the
on-iawed man. The balance of the vol
un,sers presented exceedingly clever spe-
cisltles.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

Captain Tom Shields, who has been in
the city for few days. and Charles Moth,
Of Muskegon, have finally arranged to meet
in q wrestling match At the Wonderland
Theatre next Thursday evening for 800 q
side. Much interest il conferred IN the
match. and gymnastic exhibition will lie
given by local sports.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

The alarm of fire from box 81 yesterday
afternoon vas caused by the burning OF q
two-story frame house, owned by K. N.
selah and occupied By Rufus Paterson and
George Carter. Damage u the building
about 500, which Is covered With insur-
ance. The fire was caused ~ a detective
stove pipe.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03
FOR THE NEXT FAIR
Hon. II. c. Sherwood and III. Dale Adams
Here Making Arrangements.

Here Making Arrangements.
Hon. II. c. Sherwood, of Wateryliet,
President OF the West Michigan Agricul-
tural and Industrial Society, and III. Dale
Adams, of Galesburg. Superintendent OF
the Horticultural Department. have been in
the city for the past two days. Mr.. Adams
has charge of the printing arrangements,
and his business here is 10 arrange tor the
printed matter for this year. The gentle.
men express great confidence in the future
prospects of the West Michigan Society s
fairs, especially Is the association cleared
over s., 900 last year in spite of the unusual
composition made by holding other attrac-
tive fairs II the same time. Arrangements
will probably be made for hrsl-clsss trot-
ting meeting 10 be held on the track IN
July. The managers are enthusiastic over
the enterprise ana encouragement given by
The citizens OF Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

lie C2AseFDAs aad F.eaias l2misea "a
prsss ca ~ Qaexa sn5 Cssspsnt EgQts
iSlDcl0nsn soasAsr0l : ls trsa9 esIsve4sa
desirable tor Tourists this tntey -
Anited ra0s tbfeeEa feD Naeelansli
New Ofleses - tw~sty nSs AcUss sac
talf Slossg csHneeins witk Los Anke,es
l1Te0z1 cars. sa5 nssklns the gslekss;
foRss - thai &c i9tflai tElifasBls ely. Tie
Queen aHd tfSsosat = thls ssss - foresefif
the fiorid2 sssNFlte lac. sssh through csfs
isiae 6slig - SaoA&ss lie and JsctsGu-
sllie. Rates. guides, etc.. Upau sppilcetioa
u ]. X Hogan. fassT ser agent belresL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

TDsn sssIfs~ srT iorreT ~th goor corrs
hurfsns n irxrovirg nsals eut csii ~ oece
81 ~ = Fahon-sl r.. - - TaFs 81 Pa b
House. osr1tr N5nroe sd Ic1-. sra. s1d
have tssu' r~rscv-6 vfts9st refe- tr-st
,-e fees in genersi for men. vo1ea sd
.E-sr.n
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03
For the emit.

Department Commander Rutherford. Of
the g. A. r. has issued General Order No.
I6, 10 which he names hi. aide-de-csmp and
assistant inspectors for the department en-
campment AZ Lansing the l4th of this
month. Among the aides are the names OF
w. A. Gavitt and b. q. Tracey, of this city.
They will report Tor duty at lansing on
tuesday evening, March IL.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

Andrew o. Heydlauf OF Lowell. through
rs sftornsys. DAVIS q Nichols. fsd BIZ
81 divorce ia the Cireuis Ccurs yesterday.
ssking 70 Be released from bis vie. Mary
Esiie Bs7iIsaG 60 whom h vas msrrisd
in AgrsA ISL They liTsd together unuI
January. 1856. 81 which tire &c Siiezss.
sne cruelty deserted Aim and refuses -
i've sish aim. although he claims be gave
her &C cause .ar 80 icing.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

nnsl settlement With County Treasurer
sseehins yesterday 50 Allows Henry A
C.,esr. Treasurer 1f Csscssie. refurnef cn
Stale tx 81 81 couaty ST. Charles O
E,hrscn. T-ssanrpr ~ Calefcria, returned
on STATE TAX Sass county fs2afk Andrew
ssgr. Treasurer 81 Spsrts. returned ca Sesis
"a So rcRutV f4as urcollesfed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

<. G T0hnson. ~ Svsers Hotei bs< ras
ia sorns e.essas ae~ Gssks II bis wrians
Ard rss6 81 roou Over $40 resx e s
spsoe fog = besaafai aid const lruors ssa.
uaklr1 = ere - rerfs@en3ert. coed. re4i-
sots arnss esn secars these spss-s Iernass-
snsiY ~ applying a. TIE hotel
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

some twenty couples dressed n TIE
snfiqne s7ie ~ the days q Washington.
ed ~ CAPITALS CofHnnerrv ard IT :, Parker.
th- Captain DRESSED ~ osoanentsi resi-
nemesis - represent fseu~ge ~ ninston.
SURPRISED ,eu = Fsrr and isa1il7 a. lasir
houe On Fh1rs3sv evening. were fne7
@1ioy~s 80 Inequalities cf heir scrrtg
BEST srd ss.ir.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

A meeting OF the city committee OF the
National Green back Labor party has been
he'd and the chairman instructed 70 call
the ward csucuSes for the SDrisg election on
Tuesday evening. March II. and the
city convention on Wednesday evening,
March -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

That's serrsct--'o gnded - beng conf
dent thar re car please Ia every re-
specr. Ne are csad.f enG4s-- % o-lfeve you
vii % ore Of cur p.trons, shiea sr~Bt vi
- appreciated bT B1rn Ehs Halter -
Aouros-st tie only rea in ne ciiy sslilnx
the Nofid renowned knox rat
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

svfully when I told her what 10 do for
those horTid pinDlss with waica her face
Vas covered. Sne now SAYS il you ~snt .
piak ana white compleIi0n with a nice
clear smo ID skin. Yo1 n a. uss that best
81 AL b cod purifiers. sglpanr Bitters
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

u sss sboaS 10 ~ change 81 climate
IL eTasr - ceIs ~ osgsIt1s ssss /. ".
l1liss. ~ I1i1sse. - ksN ! tets heel .
SaEss psrills. skice enurSlg e1led Eas.
3EF Ii y0arseli
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

rhe Chiesxo and wsst Michigan Raj var
snd Ire w>zt sschiwsn Psrk Association
hsrs cortrsrfei ssr Dezrsr a Nohiss a,>sf
- 1reer &c 10 Ts&es Scr TIE ensuing
<-.son. CaA Gavstt aorwsryiea Cci. Noble
rs contrset YESTERDAY
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

o1iv 3 cents ~ hcftls - -. Tstica
oil 80 s~zt iuimerf kncwu. Esxe 70
ether.
The 7un = =. o.. go mics sxsv pr.
ssils ccgNh syrau cosss o-'~ 3 cents
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

~WEEzs TErxr's VIII THgKz's VA
Tssssa CA sdsea - trus. yst 90 II
cns e rrs.leed ard nsffsv EaA 49, esd
vra - 80 rsr - Rorn tie Hsftes 81
Norrae-sl fhe r8n We - s To- wsT =
rz~awnes xaox 49, sid asaF etteT str "a
whfrs as bessfies - ssl - sxoells14 "
casliEV.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

Haoic1rs sr5 ki~ssspsss Il - s13
~ a-sns FAR star cooee ea3 bszzs ~
Raoss - W31sccuh bioCk Cvs Gs q
ca
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

W.xsssssss Nareh ~ fizht uofsheFis
siasss sseom * sSFlaiises sklsGef, tosis va
~ xGgEasf iaiF eseknsf-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03

Cshi-ef phsSc4~srhs 81 e usr 1czk- ~
NsF-s4ls Gzna biecx. 81 Aonr3e 81.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03
"Those Boxes

Deli.ersd ~ t6e-rs Trrrrs ~.
cetuy. fyvu a. Fssssrn steuB Horse eta-g~
49, ~ p , nuliaro fesri a.. ssu'siiiec tas
fnew SCOT rent ~ Plencs. sue etsms nso6T.
fnclntirf Iafsc' NnE Seal rstspefs. ever isf -
go sssu roa.s n ffis cry TIE ferui pfr.
chsss ~ A fsfflneT'E cDft Hf tis tEit.
etr 80 a. sr ! s,.sef Isfzf s'ort. pssf 3 ,.
n god ssars g. sprior tri.ire-l Ls,ses co.
Ter on - 6ies ilo.s sps stsnr gid fD ~~sieru
sfi~hissu 49, insffe 8su 81 tbess Fosas = 20
spftff.iig eolir.ie
Rais,ef fisnf< as5s sno delivered Zee sszss
Gag.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03
'OPEN|NG TODAY
AT
e. 2. Kidder &c Co.'S.

Spring Wraps. Spring Jackets. New Suit
ings. Coi0red Ilenriettas, spring shades u
serges and Tricois, piQue Embroideries.
Swiss Embroideries Muslin Edges. DE Med
lei Iaces. Corded and spot piques, Shina
Silks new Shades of Surahs, Spring c0l0rs 81
Faiile Franchise. Scotch 6inghams. French
Zephyrs. Plain and Fancy SattineS The
newest desi0ns i'm trimmings. In tact every
thing new i'm SEAS0NABLE DRY GOODS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

Meeting ut Msrtlnsburg on Wednesday
Business Transacted.
A called meeting Of the State Board o.
Health, for the purpose of electing county
boards, convened at Martinsbnrg or
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, in the
Court House. The members present were
President DR.. c P. Richardson, Of Charles
ton; DR.. Baker, Of MsItinsburg; Secretary
Dr.. T. A. Harris, Of PArkersbnrg; DR.. W.
P. Ewing, Of Charleston; DR.. Wm NJ. Late,
Of Bridgeport, Harrison county, and DR..
George /. Garrison, Of Wheeling. DR..
Barbee, OF PIT. Pleasant, and DR.. Melon
aid, Of Monroe county, were the sbsentees.
The first business transacted was the
election Of local Boards Of Health for the
several counties, which were taken up aud
disposed Of in alphabetical order. All
were elected with the exec ption Of some
few where no nominations had been made,
and several others were laid over for in.
V~estigatiOn. The Board elected for Ohio
county is composed OF DIR. + C Meyers,
Health Officer, and Messrs NJ. Stein and
Louis Kraft.
Some time was then occupied ia discuss
ing the sanitary affairs OF the State.
A committee OF thIes composed of Drs.
Harris, Ewing and Barbee was appointed
to prepare o set Of rules and bylaws for
the government of the State Board ard the
local boards in order that thirg3 may work
uniformly.
A committee consisting DIS. Richard
son, Late, Baker and Garrison was ap-
pointed to investigate the health law and
report at the next meeting of the Board
such changes Rs the committee may deem
necessary Tor recommendation TO the next
Legislature. II WIS the opinion of the
Board that the present appropriation is
not sufficient to conduct the Boards work
in the proper manner. and that the Secre.
tary does not receive just compensation for
the amount Of work he has TO attend TO,
1t is therefore probable that the Board will
ask for a larger appropriation.
Several other important matters were
disposed Of and The Board adjourned IA
reassI mble in regular session the second
Monday in July at Charleston.
Ga Wednesday evening the Board was
entertained in elegant style by DR.. Baker
at his residence. A sumptuous banquet
was spread for the discussion Of the mem
bers,% everything for the comfort Of the in
ner mln Icing provided, ard they paid ur'
divided attention 10 the feast. Speeches
followed, aud when the guests departed il
wa with the kindest Acknowledgements Il
their genial host.