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CEREDo WAYNE CO., W. VA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1888.

Then he took hold of Ada's hand. and
entered the house. followed by the mendi-
cant.
The Jewess, having closed the door, led
them into the par.or at the back Of tho
shop, where. as in al other parts Of the
pace. there was pungent odor Of kero-
sene oil
itors savit, the Jewess was rather slovenly
woman, and cleanliness was certainly no,
one OF her strong points.
There was, however. n kettle on the Are,
and kerosene lamp. and tray containing
tea-things on the table.
Jack Gmham threw himself into chair
with feeling of relief. the beg. .ar silently
lit his pipe. aud the Jewess assisted Miss
Wentworth to take OF her hat and Jacket.
coffee from coffee-pot which stood ON tho
fender.
Sip that. deary," she said, offering
cupful to Ada 1T will warm you. and you
look as II you needed IT. Tired from the
journey Yes, OF course you are. I'll take
you to your room at once, my dear.
"ics, do" said Jack Gmham rising from
his chair; and see that You make the lady
comfortable Pray don't look so scared
and downcast. he added. turning TO Ada,
and taking her hand. "To- morrow 1 will
future. III thon god by"
Ada now followed tho woman from tho
room, and Jack went out into the passage
and called after her
"Topsyl-
"welYr
IF you have any hard stuff about the
house, let's have IL. IL is too late now to
sleep, and want 10 have chat with my
evil-faced friend. Don't trouble yourself
to como down again. We shall do well
enough till breakfast"
you'll find a bo,t OF brandy under the
sofa. was the Jewess' roply.
Thank you. Good night
As tho woman was ascending the stairs,
Jack, from the passage, again called out
this time in n whisper:
"Topsy."
"Wel-what is IL now" said the woman
No parliamentary language before my
yerdant friend, said Jack. varningly; then
he added 10 Ada. in n louder tone: THE
doors in this louse are little defective, so
IL there's key to yours | would advise You
10 use IL. Goodnight"
The Jewess led the poor. mystificd girl
into small bedroom. which, although no
lamp vas there. was, like the other, redo
lent Of kerosene.
Goodnight. my dear. and pleasant
dreams" said the woman MS she went
away.
A minute Inter. having forgotten TO ask
Ada at what time she would Hike to be call
ed, she camc back. intending to put the
question.
As she was abont TO knock at the door.
she heard something, which arrested her
hand
Words only
She listened for n timo intently; then.
LOOKING over her shoulder, she hurried back
TO her own room, without disturbing the
girl from whose lips those words had
come.
The Jowess had not heard n prayer for n
long time past, and IL had somewhat upset
her.
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nobeffnke.

The bobolink is a favoFito field song.
ster Ia our Northern States, but when
lac goes southwark ho changes his name
TO freed BIRD and "rice bird" and
puts on a most rapaciout, vicious and
destructive character. In turn, he bo
comes the target Of hunters, by
whom millions arc destroyed for table
use. Tho bobolink, Transferred % tho
South, lives daintily on the rice fields
and thi industry Is actually crippled by
these birds. whiob appear ia innumsr-
able hosts % seed planting and again at
harvest time. NJ ono would imagine
that our we'll favored Robert o. Lin
coin" comes 70 % from most fearful
raid on ricc. and departs from ns with
the same evil iatclt The rico crop By
the last census was valued AZ g. C07, 600,
tho product bci1g 10000, 0O0 pounds.
Tho loss BY The rice birds y estimated
at e. 900 600 annually Thousands Of
men and boys ore employed 70 shoot
thess tr s1rssgs. and che ricl feids are
shadowed by "sulphuroui canopy" q,
II some grand battle was 10 progress
Individual losses are often hfty PER
cent. Of tho cfoH ani frnm fve 90 ten
dollars a. acre IS not uneommon. The
flight o. these birds g always 90 tho
night They app-ar in The spsg 10 tho
last half of April. aid return paucsualiy
Ia South Carolina on fhe sist of August
and the two Or throo days following.
-lscioaiidc American.
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NUMBER Is.
HUMOROUS

The latest wriakie--that in the tails
OF your ovcrcoat.
Toot terriblc---Thc blast OF tho ANA
tour cornct player.
Why Is tired man like an umbrcllai
Because he's used up.
A good motto for dino museum
"worders will never cease"
Women have tendency toward
anarchy. They blow up their hus
bands,
The chiropodist Is content to begin at
tho foot ia business; tho barber straight
at the head.
Thoughtlcs aud inconsideratc Bos-
toniaus arc laughing at the English
young woman who recently, after hear
ing much praise Of buttcrnuts said:
''At what season OF the year arc tho
doughnuts ripea'
Tho two-and-a-half-year.old was
watching the fog effect tho cold heat
had on his young breath, aud ticklcd
W.T. II he was breathing his lungs out.
What arc you doing that fori' said
his mother. 'I'm BLOWN Tho dust out
OF me-.
woNAS's srnKRg.
They talked in the public hall
OF woman's new career.
But, In spite of n all. siilI a worsted ball
l. woman's chosen sphere.
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eaIIIpoIIs and Hunlinulon Paokel

Steamer =. r. ENOa leaves Galiipo 2.sO
a. NJ. daily except sunday. arr wing at UNI.
lneton Op. ~. Reiur 30 D. vss Hunting
Ton ] p m irving az 0Eiipoiis . r. IN.
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Parkersburg and GaIIIpoIls Packel.

sselmcr LIZZIE BAY lelves Par .rs,,urq
dai y except sun9a at 139 n M. arIfVinv
at Gn iipolis 3.3O y. m. Return nu lfaves
Gallpolls 800 M, arriylugat Psrkers5ury
tc'ciock ext ~ rninQ co uecfisa with fhe
mo g 8 train. "a al q cn an up-fiver
points
IS smcr LOUIsE anl 4. 7. ENOs make
sure conutct ons 90 Hun in ,ion es.f ~ frn
3 ofscneers and Frisht receipt 4 ihroiiqh
~ t'is nc o. , foiat, on the nppar % ~
and Nan wha rlvcfs Appy On b. rd II
sieaniofs o. % Wm BAY. supt., Iron on o.
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AUNT and Niece,
OR.
The Mistress Of
HazelwOod.
'sy GERALD CARLTON.
tcHAPTER XlX. CONTINUED.

"He ought to.
Yes He is brave clever noble,- she
exclaimed
The servant handed Miss Bentley her
cloak aud hat through the open library
window. and she hurried in the direction OF
the gate, pu ting them on as she ilked
Listen to me. Miss Bent oy," whispered
Sir Landy. overtakng her. Il believe that
Iryfoil knows her whereabouts.-
She stopped and looxci him full in tho
face, as II doubling what she had heard
His manner and wo-ds this evening were
extraordinary, the banker whispered. Was
not his offer to marry yourniscs unnatural?
Does he love her? No. Does he want any
money that she may have? No: he will not
receive dowry. he says.
We'll" she said. waiting for him 10 90 on.
His visit and his offer were intended 20
disarm suspicion. in my opinion, the bank
er continued, "and to give his confederates
time.
What can You mean?'
Sho loves him mad v. She would do
anything for his sake.
"Well2"
This" whispered the banker, placing his
hand on her trembling arm. The meaning
OF her disappearance is elopement MIR.
Tryfoil has done this under the pretense of
wishing to make her his wifel"
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B Az :. LIN E.


Steamer LOUISE i.a7vof HunEnyfon
eve y week day NJ 5a. m. orrlv ng 20 Ports
mouth II q 10 70 turning lctv Ports onfh
21O p. M, arriving 90 Hunt ngf0I J. r.. IN. .
exiend Hg tip through 70 Pomer0f every
Saturday
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cEREDo. W. VA
TERns OF sUnsCnrrrIov.

nc copy. one year 81 90. II PAID at the time
be name Is entered In sui scri;tson books
'ftcr ~ days. si-25 per year Viz bc charged
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
POLICE PICKUPs

PsiEolmsn Jakssay IS OF duty on account
Of sickness.
Psirolmsn Harmon scoby has been sick
since July IS
Business Is very lively in the Police
Court now days
Seventeen cases were disposed of in the
Police Court yesterday.
A drunken man vas arrested on the c. 4
w NJ. K K bridge yesterday.
ID. r. Raymonds case wss adjourned
again YESTERDAY until the 2ith.
The H. II. winson embezzlement c.ss
will come up in the Police Court this morn.
ing.
Frank Pogodzinski, a saloon keeper. will
have a jsry trial today for humping = small
boy.
The Board of Fire and Police Commits
sioners will soon move into the new City
Hall.
Frank Kelly. charged with assault and
battery by May Seacore. will have his trial
next Wednesday.
Homer LaGree, the man charged with
assAulting his landlsdy was tried yesterday
and found not guilty.
John Beckett. the man charged with steal
ing canes was discharged yesterday. The
case being nolle pressed.
A very ugly German was arrested last
night, and be made everything ring around
headquarters until he got tired.
The case against Charles Shields for keep
ing his saloon open after hours was ad
journed yesterday until the 10Th.
Lanniga & Murphy were arrested yester
day for selling liquor TO a minor. Ii j.
claimed that they sold whisky 10 Fred
Wright last Saturday.
Louis Sander was arrested for assault
and battery yesterday. Sander settled tn,
case with the complaining witness aud tn,
case was discontinued.
L Nm. Zimmerman, charged with making
deadly assault on VIM. II. King. a Fifth
ward colorsd barber, Was discharged yester
day morning, but was Immediately arrested
on charge of assault and battery. He
gave bail In the sum of SlO0, and will hav,
trial Thursday morning.
George Edwards. the young man charged
with stealing printing press. was tried by
jury yesterday. Edwards has been in the
reform school and has been arrested several
times, but has settled up each time t1-
wards says that he is Is years old When
he was arrested for jumping a board bill al
the Michigan House he said that he wa.
under Is. The jury found him guilty and
he Will receive a sentence this morning.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

q T. Gilman. Of Hastings, I. at th.
Eszl,.
2. J. Davis. Of Lansing. i, stopping At
Sweets
r T. Bunker. of Nusksxon, i. At n.
Merton
W n. Harrison. q wslI-Kno~n Adrian
business man ST. Sweets
G. I. Whitney and Ju Coulsy. Of
Masksgon. are guests at Sweets
y. M. Estv. he hig furniturs NAM
fscfur.r of Owosso. = a. The Morton.
Rev Henry Johnson. vie ard chi Srsn.
~ Big Rspsds are g8s~rs A. tie Eagle
wP. Sissors and wife and Mrs Tsuss
sssons. sf Port Haron. ar st lie Esgis
n. n.ls Adams q GaIesburx. a pro-ai-
npnt southern Michigan fsrnn.r SD On. II
fhe efscsrs ~ the West Mica gan Pair A.
ISOLATION. is a. Svsets
p. Ccmstock md Ssuxhf.r. q Pe
Rapids. ar sr- tss Morton Thev csa-
av.r IN tbe CITY Of Mn~sukse from
s1~saks> yesterday. and Fsuort wy
rooxh trfp.
D.. r. J Greus-. Pail Dor-.n .nS c r
Fsxas q Bis Rspsss. ara stspsins a. the
Merton They cs-e = sfterd to Beck
ssrt- Ncfs1vrin welding thsk rskss risrs
It's nsrnisg.
GOV. c. q. bacs 3 sf TIE Morton r.
sid W. Aidsn Srits srake a. a rorI..ne
Rsruhiicsn ns-tinx Md in Touss lsS s~sr-
ing rss Gcvsrncr - stssd re rsoa ca
ssld - kls<zu tss s>><
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
Probate Court

Estate OF VIVA. q. Davidson. deceased
residusy legatsss boad nied and letters
issued - Nellie Davidson and Clara NJ. X.
Weathsrsay. Estate OF Elijah knight.
deceased. order allowing widow weekly
allowance of s. FOR her support. during
settlement OF estate. Estste OF HsuDah
Wayne. deceased; order allowing claims snd
decell for payment Estate OF Hattie +.
Dennlpg. deceased; commissioners warrant
and report hled, order Tor payment OF debts.
Estate of Harrison. deceased; special
administrators boad fled and letters issued
To \. b. Scribper. In re Carolina A. Stefe
al INDECENT insane person; order OF aomis-
sion TO Kalamazoo asylum at expense OF
Kent County.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
town TOPICS.

81 haEk 1c.isa.g 81 spsa sssEsa. 80
Las 81 zsE fss.asa1-s sss s<ias ssssssd
o. 4e 1-L
4ss.snlAg ssss Boes p.ld slzz5 for .
.of "a Eail AGA CuTtss siilli0n.
cssollls A slsaa ~.s tsksa 70 tns Iassas
AsFl4aA a. AA.1llaL5o ysatsrc4F
81 Fs4l lh1rla sl1aaT -chOsd Gil sa-
log picnic a. t1s lake to0erros
Pslllegs azs a. ~ork ca tEs flashing
loaeaea ~ 80 inlsrior q ths hois siack.
Ur y &. ssss~sisi' sisEsat ss- r-sissaes
81 soul Lsla8slis. q. = nearly nalsnsd-
u. s Hopkins Ill build a .snsmsnt
aoase IS as es,Fnsf % James aad Losaa-sls-
Ths rsslasaos Ga North LAl4yslEs ar oc-
c4elsd - Dr. usCamP 1or Il2aT y<aFs PAL.
. lor sac.
IA sie9aut 0s~ residences IS 5eing erected
On as Leon 81. lots foFmsrly 0snsd sy n
&. UoCcueh.
The Ds0ers a sAs bastsFdy csss sgainsf
" -sL heexsf ssrs died Ia CLERK harFsys
as,i1s Fsslsl14y.
Is s4it0esthss lFooasle th4t the Mason ic
hons ~ - oailt GA tas PfoPsFtg asa tAs
l4ks. ana lbat soon.
Frsax VI Curtis sili 0ccaDy tas corner
stors in lss ass Ads B.ock as drug store
On and sltsf srplsm0er a.
M,ealsan marshes are fuii Of ducks this
yea al aaatsfs are anticipating plsnty Of
apart sfier sSptem5ef 4.
Grand Haven cssTs . asarpiag AalNfns-
roo le.sTy % the hearts and atom acas Of
Grand Rapids residents.
Yesterday Ais1saief Hamilton s0ki to
Flanl.a A Ikllmadse iot 10. block, Dexter
traction. Consideration 5000.
A.tofBsys having cases Tor the nsrt term
Of tns Superior Court must Ms no<os Of
Issue before saturday. A1susL -.
Geo TAYLOR Nails ridia. GA PsarksS yes
tef4sy sitsrnoon Fsa int0 = re oel0ng <
90 NJ. PulvsF snd broke ons Of The sasels.
A inlaat 500 Of M snd Ms ?. A.
Oe.aaof died yesterday m0raiag. FGasrsl
taIs afternoon irom the rssIdsacs 81 5
o'clock.
Temple Emanuel. which has sssn closed
Tor he past to months for necessary re-
pairs vii os re0psned for service neIt FIN
daY evening
Hook aad Ladder Company No. l. had .
practcs drill rilh me adder al ne BslknAp
Wagon WORKS. corasr Of FrOns snd First
az. last nigll.
Al lalant 500 OF Mr. and Mrs. N. O'clock
died yesterday. and The lunsrsl will Do acid
a ths rssidsnce. s. Pleasant ST.. this after
NOM al . clock.
The old water maips on Basclay-sf.. be
Ing lnased 10 ihs ass pressurs now turned
90 them ouIst Monday afternoon and TIE
water Ia tasI nsiShDorhOod Is shut Cd
While repairs are being made.
liz - dangerous business the habit the
street car coodgctors have Of jumping from
ons car % another when they maxs the
transfer Many narrow escapes from serious
injury have occurred Eithln the last 10
daYs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22


Asoat = aoats ss0 an lrish ksR1slless
Gao s.s t9Faed - ia Pa .srd VITA
6serxs E. Cegsh2L a. pEssadenk Joseph
D1-lo1s sscfstafy ssa ksasg on9srt 20
treasures. fs<y hsFs hsl6 ss.sfsl GssL-
aga os2t Ec2s 80 saIB GslAstlc a. that cf
Ass sss1ins t.t klaas Aaii os kisiahsld-
ave. - shea esyoraas Nssss4l4s and
Csps- k.sEiek hslSE .Dsxs
Tue meetlsE Czlie1 % 0rdsr ABOUT
, % lsck - President GoKsasll sho. Nth
. Lss spproerLste Eeeu4FEs i2troc Ced h g..
Wesssil- IS. -ao dsslt PrlEsiF.Ls upon tas
o4iy o. lrish citzsls ~ F0rs sxsl0s- Tia
p1ssslG sd1llBlstrai "a. aE1 gave The FessO1
WY. lac gas ~ t2e @altsF L4y IA he sx-
preston Of Ehs L0114a Iiass. that Al
al iTish 2aa sss good tor US 70 come -
America AID Eo1s Tic Free Trade ncket.
de vas followed o. C4pL f4lriek Nslch
Of TIC Rita ssra. . chatter member Of tie
club. ~ho rad . glorious so3Fess 0Tsing a.
irishRsn 10 Tsslst tie ngiC-Amefiesn-
GroVer Cleveland Free Trade xdminlsIFs-
ton AID vote for Harrison aud Merton.
>eseFai snssil soys snnOyed TIE au0ls1ce.
bet otherwise the meeting Vas orderly and
decidedly Interesting 10 men OF al parties.
lac yiess advanced ~ both Nj Wesselius
and Captain Wslch shO0ld suggest Tue for
nation OF Ifiss Republican clubs IL sssiy
sard "a the city.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

James fs4 u Byron CeBtrs. has slwass
seen one OF the happy. careless kind 81
young men watch nothing seemed "a
trouble 70 any great sxtsnt aud ysuag
man whose friends were not fsw. FsI
las essR keeping company villa Miss
Maggie Young, young ~oasn who l. q
present. working ~ byren CentTe hote!.
ais sweetheart when they had s0os trouble
and Miss loasg told hin that hls c0aa pan y
wss no longer agreeable. The eject Of thls
announcement vas more than feI could
bear and be attempted 10 take his life Dut
VAS restrained BY the anlted Efforts ~ nse
Or All men. no Is now Insane aud u Il
thought by his friends that bis mind Is 80
lar shattered that be will Rot recover.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

A meeting was held last evsnins for th e
purpose of the formation of Republican
drill club. the object Of which is to turn out 10
proper drill shape a. esccrt on the occasion
Of any psrsdes. d. G. Kinney called the
meeting 70 order. and C. II. Cline was called
to the chair. George Bonnell was elected
Secretary and 40 executive committee was
chosen. consisting OF ID. G.. Kinney, ".
Clements and Joseph Klausen. They
elected ID. g.. Kinney a. Captain, Jerry
DesrdOrf First Lieutenant aud W Gle
msnts. Second Lieutenant Thirty-thrse
members joined the club. All Republicans
who are mp IN The foot drill of pton's
tactics are eligible for membership and are
desired 70 report 20 GeorEs Bonnsll at the
Grand Rapids Pisning Mill Cos offics.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

The general desire Of amusement patrons
throughout the country 10 De amused is
shown by the extraordinary success OF
Skipped by the Light of the Moon" On
next Wednesday evening this aughsbls
piece, in q reconstructed form and fresh
ensd by the introduction Of much new
n usic and many specialties, songs, dances.
ETC.. will be presented at Powers Grand
Opera House and Notwithstanding that its
Previous eagagsnent attracted . very large
audience. the out look for the present 10
Just - bright. The most solemn minded
Of men cannot resist the temptation to
lsash at il
The NcNish, Rama & Arno combin-
alton promises to present . very amusing
sad entertaining programme next Satur-
day evening. The members OF the COM
pony are oil frst-class in specialties which
they viii present.
Z. 5. Sugent, advance agent for Murray
4 Murphy in Our Irish Visitors, Is in the
city. The company will be at Powers
Opera House September and 4.
S-v
There " as another fine audience at Red
mOnd's last evening TO see Prince Methu-
salem" The Desnon company, as usual,
rendered 10 ia very pleasing manner.
This afternoon and evening Prince Methu-
salem" will be given again.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

Judge Ramsdell IL Ia the city.
Mrs. DePsw has returned from Musk O.
gon.
n. T. Ssundsr, has returned from Bay
View.
o. G. Ransom has rsturned from
Duluth.
WIN. Brummeler IA IN Nav York City On
business.
Mrs John Dreggs and family have re-
turned from Europe
Capt J. z. Stilsou, OF Ysmpico, Mexico,
= visiting DR.. Catlin.
James Curtiss, Of Detroit. IS Visiting Mr.
and Mrs.. +. +. Walker.
Miss Anna Piett has rsturned from . four
months tri- IN Europe.
William Rossnsu has returned from .
few days visit in Detroit
Ms. Frank Benjamin has returned from
iss wesks Wait IN Adrian.
M and Mrs. A. NJ. Wsrrell. OF Chicago.
ar Ia the city visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Grsbls leaves on Saturday for
Holland, where she will spend . week.
VIII xanninx lsft yesterday FOR . two
weeks visit with friends in Big Rapids.
Henry spring q IN New York City much
Improved IN health. he IS expected home
s1on.
Peter Dor-u returned yesterday morning
from Msckinsc vhsrs De went TO attend the
rpgstts.
John s Lawrence Is spending . three
weeks vacation a. Asheyile. North
Carolina
Misses Lizzie and Gussie Edwards are
spending the summer AZ the extreme end
of Caps Ann.
August Mohnks, wife. and daughter
81 Ali-gan. srs the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frsd fimpert.
r. r. Hopkins, bookkssper fo- z. T.
kidder a Co.. Is again IN the store after q
weeks Illness.
Mr. aud Mrs. Irvisg r. Hopkins. of
NaskekoB. spent Monday here The guests OF
=. D. HopSlns.
G. A Loouis lsft yesterday morning for
stwo wsek's visit with relatives 10 Cold
vster and Quincy.
Arthur Cloves, son Of J. @. Coyes. OF
Lvoust. 3 taxing . axe trip on the steam
barg- u II. Boise.
Mss Lottis Cole. Of Masksgon. returned
hone Monday sffsr having spent . week
VIII friends IN this city.
Mss Katie Hyland has returned from
81 weeks vacation spent e. Consy Island.
Long Rrsncb and other Eastern resorts
District Attorney g. Ch.ss Gaslwin lsf,
Yesterday tor Hought0n and Iron Noun
tan 20 conduct s0ns criminal sxamins-
tan
Nessrs r A. ard ". n Morse have re-
tuned from Ne- York an Boston ~ vsv
81 soc Eastern resorts snd ne 81. Lsvrsncs
yiver
Sr saa Nrs N. T. Lewis sccompsnis Al
~ Eiss Azge q fort % Chicago are en-
loving lAks rip to Escsnsoa and Mac
s.nRc.
Ms Nm. GRAY snd sOn o. Weeds Port.
=. -. = "a guess Of nsr brother. DsFid
Csrs.i. tbs dseos Oolicemsn a. ths Usien
Depot.
4. 1oheson and family are expected
home laasV rom Nsw srsey fhs7 seen
the Summer a. their cottage ou the chrs~s-
hrrr RIVER
Nss Stels Gne.t ~ siaclair-st.. -ho h.s
been eisln< re srvss IN III. LOUIS Nice.
f,F -rrne ff-ne psst - sEpected 20 return
Acme l1us0FFoN.
tssrrzs R Cnou. assistant sscrstsr~ 81
treY ~ e. A .e-res soou TOR Nsrin.tte
1sis Nssre he 81 sct - secretary ~ me
sssrc.s aa there.
W rs rierre. who roc-ss ~ rooun a.
P,~rra hioes vas tsEen sex Mondsv
sve-rnr st SIS roo-s. ur Geo fa~ 80
col go aed pr2neu1ce,i ne mssadT bilious
lever
Ne nsrs Harris wao hss bar visstiax
boz cousin trsrucsT o1est Tor q short tirae
rss -cee ae Rs-i snd vii visst ofs~r
reaffre- .er scuse me Before rsfnrninx 10
h - 1cus n Nsnsss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
Still Looking for Damages,

The fight between Huntley Russell and
Edwin Fsllass, is not settled. First. Mr.
Russell pleaded guilty TO a charge OF
humping MT. Fsliass anatomy al paid
his me. Then Mr.. Fsla sued Russell
for damages in Justice Mestfsis court
and jury gave a verdict OF no cause of
action. Yesterday nr. F2Iass appealed
the case TO the Circuit Court where it viii.
be tried again.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

The third annual party of the above
named club will be held At their pavilion,
Highland Park, on Friday. August "A.
COMMITTEES for Grand Rapids, o. 8. Waters,
DIR. II. s. Holden. r. Quackenoush, F. h.
CsrEill and A. l.. Skinner. The crew at
the Lite Saving Station will drill at 3
o'clock in the afternoon. The station 10
only a short distance from the Pard. Re.
diced rate of fare by the D., q. II. & NJ.
Railway.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

Monday Turnkey Lewis at the Jail was
sgrseably surprised by the arrival in this
city Of bis bunkmsts in the Rebellion. c.
A. Wisz sDd Dis wife. Of Howell. They
we're on their way 10 Allsgsn to attend the
q. A. r. rsunion. This Is the Erst time
Mr.. Lewis aud Mr.. Wing have had an op-
portupity 10 talk over old times sine. ire
wsr. M. and Mrs. Wing remained over
night and then continued their Journey.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
Another Appeal.

Donald L. Thompson, formerly was in
the employ of J. +. Holman, and when be
left there he claimed that there was due
him the sum Of $l5293 for services. lie
sued Mr.. HOmso before Justice Westfall.
ald jury gave him a verdict OF fl31e2
and costs. The judgment does not agree
with Mr.. Homsns books, 50 be appealed
the case yesterday to the Circuit Court.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

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q srf Defense - - eivs- - q Don-
neAs gvEass511 to-rfErt A. -. aesf
korers IA he coontrT 81 s9p~sr . rise
cosrapse But fke c1ief sezscnss o. - =
az r0nS -rrfest nef~eeu Nep1ssu- sd
Chrsxiapser. szs fee 500 ID - - fsnr
rosass b-t~s~a Psasy Norspu ssi AieA.sl
Isyk>s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

Mary Finn, 8 resident of the Fifth ward
claims that she employed Rsthbun &
Flory to do a JOB OF painting, etc. but that
1t was not done in a workmanlike manner
She brought suit for damages before Justice
Westfall and wss given damages IN the sum
of $50 and COSTA. Yesterday Rsthbun took
an appeal 70 the Circnit Court.