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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21
A MODERN HEROINE.


Not every heroine needs must do
Some gallant thing,
That thrills nation through and through
All wondering.
Not every heroine needs must stand
In blaze of glory,
Talked of, and praised by all the land
In poem and story.
Felicia is my heroine's name,
And brave is she,
As any maiden known to fame
Or chivalry.
Dark, truthful eyes, a loving mouth,
A sweet fair face;
A very maiden of the South,
With all its grace.
And she was loved as she should be.
By one good, true;
No filter, worIhier mate than he,
AS well she knew.
But great trust was hers 10 hold
With courage rare;
A mother crippled, yet not old,
Must be her care.
And brothers, sisters growing up,
Asked all her love;
And she--she gladly took the cup
From God above,
And with brave heart said Good-by'
To him so dear,
And followed Duty earnestly,
With scarce a tear.
Since then fun twenty years have sped,
And from the nest
The little ones in turn have fed
On many quest.
But the old mother still remains
Her daughters care.
And 10 my heroine finds her gains
All centred there,
fFtz1 H. ~ 70, =, s. % l,.- ,,-sla-
CLOVIS like the sun;
| fancy then the Master smiles
And says, Wei done"
An old, old story this, you say,
Thank God il is
We meet such heroines every day;
Just such as this
George Featherty IN the Q1drer for Nay.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21
THE INCURABLE
CURED!

HoPKISsvILLE, KY, Feb. "a, 1881.
Gentlemen-Seven years ago sore devei-
[ tried few simple remedies. but the sore
would not yield grew worse every year
Tor seven years; Many tnongns mao "a s cnM
S. s. S.. and two dozen bottles entirely cured
me. When l began with Swift's Specific
drag about. After had finished the course
Of S. s. s. was strong and buoyant, and
had good appetite l regard 1t as a most
cate health. Ii is a household medicine
with me. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. r. W. WILSON.
SPARTAkBURd, s. c., April 2, 1887.
a sore on my left cheek. It had gradually
been growing worse. The many physicians
me any good Last fall year ago began
using S. s. S. At first 1t infiamed the sore,
and 1t became more virulent than ever; SO
that should leave of the medicine per.
sisted In using the s. s. S. At the end Of two
months the sore was entirely healed. Think
ing that the ell was out Of my constitution,
left on the medicine; but I'm November.
ten months otter, very slight breaking out
appeared at once began again on s. s. s.
every faith in s. S. s. It las done me more
good than all the doctors and other medi-
eines ever took. Yours truly,
WINSTON. N. c., April IL, 1857.
Gentlemen-Two or three years ago can
Ger came on my lace IL soon grew 10 De
quite large. 1t wore on me, and my general
health was very poor Last September 1
began course of s. s. s., which l have con-
tinued to the present time with the happiest
result. The cancer has entirely disappeared,
there being no evidence or symptom of q
cancerous character left. My general health
Is good now, and my appetite better than it
has been IN years. am 81 years old. and
to-day | am working in the Held planting
corn Yours truly, JONAS LIMEsAcH.
Gentlemen-fhad a sore on my upper lip
for eight years. Seven different doctors at
tempted in vain to heal it. One gave me a
small vial for FIVE dollars, which was GER
tain cure" 1t IS needless to say that II did
me no good. About two years ago became
quite uneasy, as people thought had a can
GER and took a course OF eighteen bottles
OF s. S. s The result has been complete
cure The ulcer or cancer healed beautiful
~. leaving scarcely q pcrcepffb:c scar From
that DAY have been IN excellent health the
SpecIfic having purified my blood q orough-
". increased my appetite and perfected my
digestion. IN n wori, feel like q new
woman, and, best OF all, tine eight year ulcer
Is gone entirely. Yours sincerely
MIS- ". =. cAxSox.
Trenton, Todd Co., KY, Feb =. 1881
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Tree. The SWIFT SPEcTFIc Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21

ANGosruRA BITTERs do not only distin-
guish themselves by their flavor and arc
matte odor above all others generally used,
but they are also sure preventive for all
diseases originating from the digestive
organs. Beware of counterfeits. Ask your
grocer or druggist for the genuine article,
manufactured BY DR.. J. G. B. Siegert d
Sons,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21

Stranger What are your views on the
prohibition question, Mr.. Hayseed p Far
mer (emphatically)-" Pm with it heart
and soul p Stranger" Glad of that /
suppose, then, you wouldn't mind signing
the pledge not TO sell any of your barley to
a brewer?p Farmer {dubiously)-a All,
see here, stranger, don't You think that's
putting it little too strong?,-PacE.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21

NowIs tie best time of the whole year 10
purify your blood. because you are more
susceptible to benefit from medicine than
at other seasons. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
best medicine TO take.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21
TIE HOUSEHOLD.

Hind quarters of the type of innocence,
Or go the twain, blaspheming the expense,
And thus enjoy thee in thesfullest sense?
That is the question.
Rear section of young mutton-tender food,
Just in the dawn of CRASHED jueyhood;
Dainties like thee should not be served up nude
But graced with all the trimmings understood,
To help digestion.
Then boil the peas, the fragrant mint prepare;
BE thou, prime joint, not overdone nor rare;
Goncoct the gravy with exceeding care.
when all Is ready, serve-l shall be there
/ always am.
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CATARRH IN The HEAD.

EXCITING fEsPfss ead ATTACKS as Of us asats
1 termed, the mucous membranes of the
lhSES the alrpasages of the head become
l. thickened the mucous follicles glands diseased
and their functions either destroyed very much
uerngeo Although chronic catarrh is
on IN the manner above stated it sometimes
as sequel OF typhoid fever scarlet fever other
i've levers or shows itself local manifestation
or other tants in the system
o In the early stages of the disease patient may
IuH |! oe annoyed by "ony slight dropping the
throa as many it, the
1teIHS charge from the of
stage or the disease being only slightly
nealth In some the discharge thick ropv
s b1x tough d requiring FREQUENT and
other other
thin,
Inc nose may be stopped
lining
espraon through the mouth giving
the the in
nom ~ is useless for the sufferer
py pioWlng the this only
worse by increasing the irritation
thlckened lining membrane The swelling the mucous mem
rane does not in all become
non 70 respiration through the affected some
te paet suffers headache portion the time
or experiences dull heavy dageeable fness pressure in
Ge i WIN CONFUSION OF his ideas, which
ior especially such requires deep thought and
enA idpo Memory may be or less affected
poSiton OF those who otherwise amiabe rendered
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There are 292. leo persons in New York
city who do not speak English.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21
COMMON SENSE TREATnEENT --csnaranaeed cune

is so well calculated to them.
ne G9dea MEDICAL Discovery the natural hepate"
ana builds up the system to healthy standard conqurs
but from its SPECIFIC effects the lining membrane the nasal
liberated membrane healthy condition. thus eradicas
When
Inc system is purified regulated
strongly fortified against the encroacbmens other
diseases The effects of the
system will be gradual changes of tissue and
junction generally somewhat slow.
complete radical and lasting this merit
nor It's influence all the secreons carry the
out Of the system the nutrition promoted
paent Dnds himself gradually improving
quiz @ MS nngerng ailments dwndle away and by by
ana he 1ees ike q new man-a perfect being.
Both Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Dr. sages
Satarrh remedy sold by druggists world
Discovery SlO9 six bottles for $500 Price Of sages
Catarrh Remedy so cents; half-dozen bottles $3.50
complete pamphlet Treatise Catarrh giving
as 10 clothing, diet and other matters of
mailed postpaid to address, receipt ent postage
stamp. = = - re~
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Invalids' Hotel Surgical Institute,
No. 663 Main Street. BUFFALO, N. 2
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21

rrtape or orose and respondent The mental
Of IN X IN some cases as to result in insanity The
or less affected. - - -S
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21
lPREDISP0SIhG|
/ CAUSES. |

-. ASS local application for healing the diseased con
LGhL ton in the head Dr. Sagcs Caarrh
1 l all comparison the best invented
AGENT s mild pleasant
eLnts pain, and containing strong,
tic drug, other poison. ingredients are simple
and harmless yet when scientifically skfuy in
Just the right proportions they form ya
able healing medicine Like gunpowder, which is formed of
combination of altpee sulphur
simple but the product of their wonderful in
its effects This Remedy powerful
destroys all bad smell which caarrh
thus ahordng great comfort those who
The readers mind cannot be too strongly impressed with
Importance of combining thorough constitutional
Of this disease Not only win the be thus
against other forms of disease breaking
os IN the blood arrangements weaknesses
nr In curing caarrh and all the various diseases
GhIEE which it is frequently complicated, throat
\ 4 bronchial, and lung diseases. stomach ca
KS iApnE tarrhal Deafness weak eyes, impure
s..aos blood scroful9us syphitie wonder
full powers and virtues of DIR. Pierces Med
ical Discovery cannot beoo strongly has specific
erect membranes
promoting the natural foces and
glands thereby softenng the diseased
and restoring to its natural thn delicate healthy con-
dton AS boodpurife is unsurpassed As those diseases
whch eompice catarh diseases of the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Tree. The SWIFT SPEcTFIc Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21

ical Discovery cannot besto
effect upon the lining 1nuco
air-passages, promoting the !
glands, thereby softening I'll
and restoring it to its natuI
dition. AS a blood-purifier,
which eomplicate catarrh ar
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21

The ulcerous or more aggravated stage of
the disease, from tho offensive Odor that fire.
qnently attends it, is denonnnated OzonG.
Inc secretion which is thrown out in the
more advanced stages of chronic eatarrh be-
comes SO aerid, unhealthy ard poisonous, that
II PrQduces severe irritation and Inflammation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21

ABOUT her which Sign0r Rlnald0 recOg-
nized, and he did not finish his sentence
He clapped on his battered hat and reeled
toward the door. The Deacon hesitated 4
moment, then said. decidedly:
Wait bit; if ye're determined TO go,
my son, I'll go with ye."
"You, Ebeneezerl" cried his startled
wife. "What viii folks say Pin the
church ?-an' the pasture-O! Deacon,
think twice"
"If l thought twenty times, Betsy
calmly replied the husband, 81 couldn't
think no different. That air boys nc
more fit to go ont alone than nothin' in
the world, an / don't see my dooty clear
to lei him, an I've made up my mind to
90 along with him an take keer of him.
come what Will"
SIgnor Rinaldo was leaning against the
door. He spoke slowly and with an eff
fort
Yer a mighty squar' ole coon, an !
don't want yer ter git into no trouble on
account of miserable cuss like me, an
tell yer ye're liable ter. Dey're an awful
tough lot, an dey'll pitch inter me hot fer
not bein' dere dis afternoon, an dey
might say somethin' ter yer yer wouldn't
like
I'll take my chances" said the Deacon,
as he put on his old-fashioned beaver hat,
and, putting his arm once more about his
charge, the strangely-assorted pair set out
II didn't like ter mention II in front OF
yer missus,'' said Signor Rinaldo, as they
turned into the circus grounds, but dey'll
give me hellv
"Wall, said the Deacon, slowly meas
uring his words; wall, if they do, l
shall stand by We, though all hell prevail
agin ye."
They took their way past the tents of
the Fat Woman, the Living Skeleton, the
Snake Charmer, the Educated Hog, and
the rest OF a glitterin array of talent, and
entered a small tent in the rear of the great
canvas spread for the performance.
The Deacon was suddenly aware of
horses impatiently stamping and neighing;
of men in trunks and tights; of clown
with hideous, painted face; of two or
three women dressed in such manner
that he Involuntary closed his eyes and
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-21
SIGNS OF TE1E DISEASE.

Dull, heavy headache through the temples
and above the eyes; indisposition to exercise;
difficulty of thinking or reasoning, or con-
centrating the mind upon any subject las
Stude; Indifference respecting business lack
of ambition or energy: obstruction of nasal
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01
MACARO BROUGHT BACK.
Charles Msrsrd Is Brought from Jsckss
ter New Trial

Charles Msr.rd IL Brought from Jackson
fer New TRIAL
According 10 decision of the Supreme
Court the verdict in the Macard manslaugh-
ter case has been reversed. and the prisoner
brought back 10 this city for new trial.
On the 7th of August, 1887. Charles Ma
card, OF Wyoming township. shot and
killed Michael % Hsra. one of bis ns gbOrs
Msczrd gave himself up to the authorities,
and took the ground of self defense. John
Fairfield and Frank Rodgers conducted toe
defense He was convicted and sentenced
20 four years a. hard labor 81 the State
prison at Jackson. Ar. Faisneld and Ju1ge
Hoyt have been working for a new trial
since be Was convicted. and after a year
have succeeded. DE Was seen BY TELE
0RAx-H Herald reporter last night. and seems
10 feel very much pleased At bis prospects
and quite o0dtent OF being cleared. he
is looking healthy. and Il not so poor as
when be leTt for Jackson a year ago. He
says be vas working nj shcemaking. and
became so proficient A. his work that he
was able 70 earn 40 cents a day extra pay.
He displayed some Of his work. which
showed that be has acquired considerable
skill in his trade He hopes to be let out
on bail aud u oe comparatively free until
his trial comes of.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01
FATHER AGAINST SON
4 cAss q sEEnINs sAs0sF,-T
Ars4x sssslf~x fer ais f.znsE s@a E1ra4-z
over tk@ aossg fsass Jsi1n-@ .
L.fs - a. f4ts- ~ - ca
- s3saas8F

Fns case u vouas 6srril IelnAa. ~se IS
coa6asd % ,l< al soF tcrxsry = ons @
aa1saai IL n.srest He . = csc 4FaBec COY
o IL. 49, .as fsEssfs wss saaulittsd -
bslg "a isfhsr 4ad see ncHs. aso. ~ss
sivsn - gcls44l. Ss.. "a soo1 tAs 10y
got i.
The Young nan iost as ara ssvsrsl Years
"a aa2 snes lazt nms hss ROT ossa
s.szs ssnsae ~ rsrsnns 70 he lzmily. a acn
~ las lissaslsfscUoa o. Af Jo.24a. wae
a4s z-p- lin eosa "a tnag sceeuut. Dur-
inx .as san nsf hs sot , scs wiia
Is1ks coachmau and as getting 80
re maaIa OsriE ns1 - have s0zs via
Ter c.ot1xs. nuL lis father cDteCte1 70 lis
ssd xrssusa sqsfy cent ths oey coald earn.
B-t Water sss coming oa. snd as
E4s eomp~i ~iled ~ gss ~afnsf
co hss Las ns cld. sn1 snsu
Es "a Der foaad Is o1t hs ssds lt red aoE
for slm. saving that hs -anls1 tas sconsY
20 hs' D ray a. grazing tax shieh -moan TED
- 80 The 30 tAeD slgkssis1 .naf Dc
kel AIR Jenk. - scyancs Il ~ sne as
~ou4d "a e Q.t 81 "a ~sse- Aa.s o.nns1
sr sxrse1 % az ~h=1 4cnxs sat ap-
pr1achs1 about tne ma ter a. sO1lc not
lOsn the no0sy unlsss the eoss tAtnef
sisnsd me n0ts. snd t1ls, Gsrrltt SAYS, his
ia.G -F IQA1clt 81 " IL 49, &AsAOAtNE~ -
10 10 and then. sOoa s. the Did gentle
m4a GOT Us css1 &C went 20 Mr.. Jsnxs Al q
sad mat the yOGaz man had forged hls
aams 10 the note 5snes The oOy has been 10
ia Mr. g0lman ssrre1 20 him his old
| clothes aad made han exchange the new
! o. es for them and hss since said that the
( $50 and tne clothes was the most he had
ever gos out OF him, and now wss good
tins for aim 20 90" Jolman refuses TO
help hls son, Dot Oa the other hand is very
{ fasg 10 hs Efforts 10 seod him 70 State
prison saving that II hs son gets clear. be
/ vii! os compelled 10 pay back thetS30. -
l The oov m0lnsr Il With her crippled son.
but soc CAP DO nothing because her has
I band e bound 20 send him 10 prison. "oe-
cslss be csDnog earn anything" y. z.
Aue1 ls looking after the young boys case
without much hope OF reward. Mr.. Jolmsn
Is 10 the employ OF the Widdicomb FGrni-
turs company, and Is sAid 10 be wort
about s. 200.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01
AFTER THANKSGIVING.
what Was Done In the Police Court Yes
tsrdsy.

tsrdsy
For . Thanksgiving grist yesterday busi-
ness was quite small in the Police Court
G. J. Smith was tbs only plain
drunk before the court, and he was COM
miited for twelve days.
VIM. Christie. for being disorderly. and
James Chambers. for being drunk and dis
order. will have trial IN the Police Court
this afternoon. They were arrested on
south lOnis-st. by Officer Curry.
Nellie Rowland. painted body OF sin
pleaded guilty TO being a common prostl-
tute. ana vas assessed slS.35. She went to
sii, and in the afternoon nsr "soliG man
came ~ and paid tbs amount that II re-
quired - release ner.
Thomas German and Vim. Hamilton
went TO Redmonds Opers House Thurs-
GAY niga, 4no tried to rur toe house es-
tsrday morning they were given their
choice OF paying SIS or 90 to Jail tor If
teen days each.
Matte Gleason. who wss undergoing 8
process Of reformation al the Emerson for
some lime past. vas released cn suspended
sentsnce Yesterday. The arrest was made a
couple Of months ago.
John Wslch. the man who stole q wash
oosrd from Elliott & Co, has taken county
board a. TIE Jail for thirty days.
terri. or Geo. Jolmsn. for forging the
name OF bis father 10 a note for $50, vss
ed for TIA a. the next term OF the Supe-
nor Court
Johannes Wander Pultss for keeping his
saloon opsu "a elsotion dsy. waived exam.
iastion yesterday. and vas held '0r ts.si a
TIE usrt term OF ths Sapren COurt.
Mary Cairns VAS charged with cslliup
| E.izs Waters lot OF touga lanes 81,
! pleaded not guilty. aud vii have .Tis
| tais forenoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01

NJ and Ms. Charles A. Kelley are ia
nsT0iL
Judge A. 3. Morse spent Thanksgiving in
TIE city.
julius Bssksy Ia, gone to Warrington
CT business.
Miss Emms Phelps. Of Detroit ia visiting z
Mrs. N. Wood.
IN Snyder has gone TO Mi-rGkss 10
visit his fathsr.
r g. Hathaway has returned from q busi-
ness trip 70 tie I prer Peninsula
Lincoln Bowen has returned Fcom a lew
DAYS visit wiih frisnds ia CaicaRo.
N- snd Ms. ". Adams vent % Css.
n0ria 20 spend their Thanksgiving
a ID steward Of Desdrood Dakota ia
he guest of his orotasr. T.. q Steward
Mr. and Ms " Adams. Of Adams a
Co. spent Tssa <sgiyinz dsy 81 Cssnovs
a. r. Ni,lrr iesvsH today for Ns- Orlssa,
m . combined Business and pisssurs trip
NJ. aad Ms A E. Ysrs1 rssurnsd yu-
sr3sy msrning from q short trip . Chi
ago.
NJ Vim swsrthout entertained her fsth -.
Rev Levi n asssers. % Kalamazoo. Thsaks-
Evinx day.
- o
kntri N Pi--cs wedding -hich occ1Frsd On
Tbsnksgivinz.
sr snd NJ p = Ni'-inr vent -
Tol-do - sp~nd ThsnksxiTiag With Mr.
Niimir-s parents.
Bishop Richter ~iil isavs sooa on "a
sccissi s.ticsi visit CD Ciocirnal Hs -
he absent some tns
~ .ai NJ Geo 20 0s-'s ~ Cs2iiisc
sr~nt rhsn<ss ving ia tAis cIsF. ts- guests
81 A-S psFis parents.
Mss Nsr'e Hariane - S-~.1ss H. =
visiting her fornsr schoQiuste Ars. o. F.
Aiiier. sf iT7 Crsstent-svs
Fred Iennsn. clerk tor p :. Es~ris 81
S~uth Division .isia Ienis sDeu ing Tasnxs-
giving sri SUNDAY ~ith lrie1ts
Charts. = Whiis. son Of A. : Naits.
leaves On Nsnfsv for s>akane Fsis Wasa-
inxtcn Territory. ~her- he Eil fssfe.
Cenxressrnsn- Charles e Be xasu
s1s family SCENT Than xsxivinK = S-esn
rie the guest ot Hen. 1anaes ~ Fe K1so
NJ sa3 Ms =. " Iona nsf g 1kgr =
sirner party a. tne S,Idi~rs HONS On
rhsn xsgiriux isT. entertaining parry Of -.
ia6res
Mss Rsrfhs R@lknsc .ad wssx-s. r n
r1iis sod G. p TT zee 81 th.s eis~. sftsr -
- FhsnssSirins psrty st - Nicl,xsa
AlttRrr AcarsuT
Rev r r Earn-tt OF En-. Tss ~ :
A~-nss Fsrfst churrh osp s.rpi -
ffrm tha First Rsctst churrh ef peusna
- Ne as aos 81 dec So In -evar~ - a
scc@ntsrca
n Nirhris rerx ~ 80 Scuta Ys-fs
scent rhse keziriez a. Cas- - F-,u -.
hacry errerfsHt 49, Tairh - ~ors wssa
ae Fant sser s1t - nrs1 = sss1-ss cas'
sort ,f 'pox zach - socTst ~hsn 81
res-r1pf. if q nct ,art - zess 80 -
~auf - rt9t
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01

To ~ Editor Of he TKLEsRsH sHHsRALb
report having been srroneOGsiy CT
culslsd that I hsd withdraw ny s9D.jcs.
tioo for the posssioa o. Pension Agent los
shs s.ste Of Michigsa. [ ssaiss - state
tas. 7 am IN shs dsid fsr said position. snd
sEps-s 20 confin1. iB tbs Sad % tks cad.
I - -9ectf fuliT Btsts ths' I an pleased % -
Boarc~ sass ssvsss sfgnrrs 10 n petition
ls 1s.oTity II al sns rhs.eseif is -.
capita ists Nst'onsi hs1E presidents "a :
is-t'ne e1icis.s s1d stl0rssY. o. .h.cltf
besides Ioersi support frsn eths- pats -
fnis Slats cssrsr NslIs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01

Charlie Sullivan is poor but honest
Irish lad. who. while walking down Wash,
ington-st.. found q wallet containing checks
and money 20 the value of several hundred
dollars. Although almost destitute. be re-
turned il 10 "a owners hessrs a. L. Ord
way Co., proprietor Of Sulphur Bitters
who gave him liberal reward, and slso
gave L u sis bottles Of Sulphur Bit,ers for
his 40. aer. wla has been terrible suf
ferer w.ih rheumatism and who returned
many r -s..ugs after being cured by their
use Hess-1 W7r.d
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01

The Street Railway Company of Grand
Rapids will run church cars between Madi-
son-ave. and Bridge ST.. rs follows: Leaving
corner OF Madison ave. and Hall-st. at 9:55
and I0:05 8 m.
Also, will rrn an extra Car from Coit-ave.
TO the Catholic Cathedral. leaving Coit-sve.
at, 10 a. ~. and,retuTning from the Cathedral
st 12:l5.
STREET RAILWAY Co. OF GRAND RAPIDS.
A. BEvIER, Superintendent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01

Inssmuch as my wife has slsndered me
to my neigbbors anu raised unnecessary
Disturbances in ny place OF business. and
has at divers times contracted debts unbe
known TO me, having the same charged 70
my account. warn all places of business
against allowing her goods or my credit, as
l am not RESPONSIBLE for any oeht che may
contract. an will not pay the same.
= WILSON
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01
FIVE MISUTr SERVICE on DIvIaoN-sT. RAIL
Way LINK.


OFFICE O.
Strict RAiLvAr Co. or GxAxD RAFTps,
Gs>St RsrIDs AIcH., 1885.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01

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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01

Thanksgiving being oye- We have . fine
lot OF shell Oysters. New York Counts and
York River Oysters IN bulk OF cans nice
Cams In shell, Sea snd Lake Fish iortyour
SUNDAY digestion a. Emery's Market. .
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-01
II DECEMBER

We will offer special bargains in hats, bon
nets. ribbons. veIvets. silks and millinery
novelties. A splendid STOCK TO select from
II you nave not made purchase of . win
ter hs. or BONNET. call early.
AoANs 4 Co.. % Nonroe-st.