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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21
COURT MATTERS.
Circuit Court Convenes-Divorce suit-
New Decisions.


Circuit Court Convenes-Divorce suit
New Decisions.
Circuit court convened this morning.
with Judge Gilbert II. Stewart presiding,
and Judge John A. Shauck and Judge c.
C. Sheerer, of Xenia. on the bench with
him. The docket as previously published.
wss taken up.
Judge White rendered number Of i'm.
tant decisions in common pleas court this
morning, prior to the commencement of
circuit court. The decisions are as follows
E. X. De Normandie vs.. II. III. Pugh, ct
al. Leave to defendant, Susan Barry, tu
plead in thirty days
Andrew j. Baker VS.. VIM. Snyder. De-
murrer to petition oyerruled.
George Spence VS.. Christian Hanika.
Demurrer of Sarah Hanika to petition sus-
tanned.
Basil ID. Brown vs.. Jane A. Smith, ct
al. Motion to strike out second amended
petition sustained.
Andrew Emerine vs.. Daniel AIT. Motion
to strike exhibit from petition overruled,
and defendant allowed ten days In which
to plead.
State vs. Pat Cartney. Indictment for
assault and battery. Defendant arraigned
and plea Of not guilty. Bond fixed at 800
and given.
Saturday afternoon Anna L. Smith, by
her attorney, Charles Z. Morris, esq, filed
Q petition in the court of common
pleas for divorce from her hus-
band, Thomas S. Smith. Plaintiff says
she married defendant June 2, 1888, in
Springfield; that on April 81, 1855. at 90
York street, defendant committed adultery
with one Belle Stucky and again on the
next day, and that he is now living and CO.
habiting with said Belle Stucky; that de-
PENDANT also beat her on April 10, at which
date he abandoned her and has since failed
to support her, making her dependent on
her own exertions. or the charity
of friends. Wherefore divorce and other
adequate relief is prayed for.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Now Is the time 10 save money. The
Springfield Steam Dye Works is now pre-
pared to clean, dye and repair ladies' and
gents clothing, without ripping. Ladies'
black silk and white wool dresses are
cleaned as good as new.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Soon the sweet girl graduate will be max
ing her how In various parts of the coun-
try. Her other beau will come later.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

II the proprietor of Kemp's Balsam
should publish card Of thanks, containing
expressions of gratitude which come to him
daily, from those who have been cured of
severe throat and lung troubles by the use
of Kemp's Balsam, it would fill fair sized
book. How much better to invite all to
call on T. j. Casper. druggist, Al east Main
street, and get free sample bottle, that
you may test for yourself Its power Large
bottles soc and 81. 90.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

1t is said that Postmaster Hagan will
permit no work except that absolutely nee
essary to be performed on Sunday. No
newspaper mail is allowed to be distributed.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Everts and Simpson, charged with drunk
and disorderly. and turning In false fire
alarm, were fined $40 and costs,
this afternoon, on the former
charge and Immediately re-arrested on the
more serious charge mentioned. They are
held without bail.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21
Sunday school Union.

A basket meeting of the Clark County
Sunday School Union will be held on the
Children's home grounds on Wednesday
of this week. This is the annual meeting
and everybody is urged to be present with
well filled baskets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Mime. King. next door to Murphy Bros.
has just received large and carefully So
lected stock of hats and bonnets. Ladies
desiring becoming hat or bonnet Of the
very latest designs should not fail to cal
at her parlors, 81 south Limestone street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

NJ. Trentman and Israel Kohn were ar
rested for disorderly conduct aithe Hebrew
reception last night.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Officer Hynes smoked loaded cigar in
the Arcade last night greatly to the delight
Of large crowd of people. The cigar
went of and made the following remark:
"O-o-o-f-f! p-i-is-s-s-h-hi s-l-i-z-z! bang
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Five cents is said to be too little to enable
the elevated railroad owners to make any
money, and the fare will probably be raised
to six or seven cents.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

The jewelry auction sale of N. Carman,
at No. IS south Limestone, Saturday even
ing, far exceeded all expectations, but the
prices were discouragingly low. The goods
that are being sold are from Mr.. Carman's
regular stock, and as he will hereafter de-
vote himself to repairing only, he will sell
out clean. There are real bargains for
those who will buy. The sale continues
from day to day. See .'ad' in another
column.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

HOusekeepers, get your lace curtains
laundried at Marshalps Home Laundry.
Nos. 10 and IL, west High street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21
CAUGH1 UP
At LAST.

Don't you believe the statement when
some of my competitors as well as my
customers tell you, ''It is no use to 60
toJ. w. Phillips, for he cannot make
you a suit for three or four weeks"
That was the case, but Is not now;
having procured more hands am pre-
pared to make you suit or pair Of
pants on as short notice as any mer-
chant tailor in the city. have been
in the merchant tailoring business
since 1859, and have never had such
trade in pants as L have had this
spring. This tremendous rush is no
doubt caused by great reduction In
my prices, and also from the fact that
my goods are made up in first-class
manner. You will find me at the old
stand,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

LACE CURTAINs.-Get them done up In
the finest style at MarshalPs Home Laun-
dry, 10 and 12 west High street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

LACE CUKTAISs.-Get them done up In
the finest style at MarshalPs Home Lann-
dry, 10 and 19 west High street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21
Mr.. william roos'. Ii iberal Donation.

Work has been begun on the new Epis-
copal church, on south Plum street, and is
progressing nicely. This is the church to
which Mr.. William Foos subscribed so lib
erally-s5. 600 for the construction OF the
building and 50, 400 for the lot on which the
church is built The liberality of Mr.. FOos
has enabled those having the matter in
hand to go forward with the work, and the
building will be lasting monument to his
memory.
The plans drawn indicate that the church,
when completed, will be among the most
attractive In the city.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Apprdibeit1eHt OF hs H. STUCK Dy tnS AuuI-
tors Last Week.
The following railroad appraisements were
made last week. C. c. c. & l. made their
appraisement of stock last Friday, at Cleve-
land: Main line, 81, 500 per mile; second
track, IS. 600 per mile; sidings, SO, 500 per
mile; rolling stock, $4,000 per mile.
The following appraisement was made of
the C. s. & c. road; Main line. $1,000 per
mile; sidings, 81, 500; rolling stock, $3.50.
This appraisemeht was made Saturday
at Sandusky. AuGitor Serviss was present
at both appraisements.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Several of the Brooklyn bridge arches
are used as refrigerators.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

The best cabinet photographs in the city
for SO per dozen at Smiths, No. 2611 south
Market street
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

The late Henry Ward Beecher's house at
Peekskill, n. Y, has not found tenant
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Fresh strawberries and all the new vege-
tables and fruits at Aliens, No. Is east
High street
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21
THEY ARE THE cLEANEST.
Meaning the Champion City Bath Room
at 81 North Center street.

at 81 North Center Street.
vice.
We thank our customers for past patron
age, and invite . continuance OF the same.
SPRINGFIELD STEAM DYE WORKS,
81 north Center street
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

There is a rumor that Cardinal Manning
Is TO be made life peer.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

lust opened several Bennett Benards Ladies
patent tip and plain toes elegant line ladies' 0xfords from S.
@ % y thu osse Upeaa fancy ana ram
CITY, We now have established reputation for keeping
only the best houses the trade and
young gents testify styles The best hand
made for ladies and be had at
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

Housekeepers, get your lace curtains
laundried at MarshalPs Home Laundry,
Nos. 10 and 12 west High street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21


A TIMELY CHESTNUT.
With hope and bait and tackle rare
/ HE me with boat to where
The nnny tribe disports below
The waters green.
With anchor cast and line as we'll
/ sit beneath my umberell,
And wait for fsh to come or 60.
But none are seen.
In vain move with gentle hand
The tempting bait along the sand
Till noon reminds me that I've left
MY dinner home.
At nightfall. stiff, with sunburned face.
I sneak into the market place
As though would commit theft.
And buy me some.
~ Y Tribune.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21
LOCAL sREWTIEs.

Main st., rishsr's Building, Springfield.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

TIE precise 81 lsct lf ne Democrat Ia
aavotlag asariy l~o colanls Il It's more
Or ssza Faiaaols space T. al attempt T.
shaH iaaf -. A dAyzfI wa q private
s08dier "a 80 Sag - sOfastning u 4 mys-
tsry A. = natter u fact AZ. GAgEIr
waa uata Captain. bat supross be
had oDs ussn, b1s sat IA lEi~ads coa-
tersed - q 10 apon him a. comph-
naent a. what way 0oaid it prslad4cs
him. is not a raaa, slo 4s bog Oi ~
vent lai0 Toe array aI4 served faithful y
- tAs fanks -nr9ag1 iae sar, - alae-
ssiitlsd fo t-s xras.fl-s ~ L.s c0aa'ry
a. m man slo-e wealth or L1asusis 81
iI,sniis se. usa.l lin a. I'll .er's comnis
sODs II s-s tbe private soitisr who
boss ihs 0rlIt ol tie "a. f. sss toe
prgass saldisr sAo iramDed through the
lcn< naf-ass aali ald 10 pickss duty,
whose fare Nas rEs scsntlest AID pay
The smallest, WHO msnneI ihs amIar
sa4 .0rn.sd The siorlinx eo.umts. " .o
VOL dsslA an ns % less grave While
% eor.nal.ilDg .alser gained Tie Ma
tlfAs acc.s.m snd page ID history. A.
( ontr % iao eg.Wats So der, ana shame
o. t1s uan Or the nssspager who sss
TIA. q "lo1 mon soldlst" Is unToa BY
o. rscogn'f.oa WIEN places % trust g.
smoiumsa; ara fei1z bessose
That Mr Gkvarg snlIsts1 ALL served
- psiyzs 10 70 lis credit. Tat be
was NOS xiyea q command Ia the nsld i
no dlsparazsnrus O. ais cburags or tai-
eats. hs wAs barely OK sge when the
waz closed. and hNs be was afterwards
placed n charge q al important wort
shows shas A.s decided executive ability
wss &u0~n aad appfec atol.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24


Fcta orpt1e1s ssEr usfria4 - fexx so
s<rs - g-c saaas l2lDAs<z< - LsoNlass =
aar1x rs 80 l@s y0&Fs-
kzszT se1s ef t1xkeys 3ere sb.vpsd f-ura
oastaz1. tsoeg IS toessy. Ore. ~ san
Fruneiscs sEe s4teFasg p<sosoing fh2zss-
gFvzog
CAsszAL HaxsfsoS. Up . cSsc. Aas .
Eclntsia n4Ded f1r hlm. tWo 81 ezs
ss..s. se~ Taraexy q apes -na ferty.
te4E eaeies.
A CALIscsSIA fArusT. bs1sy-ns th4s osts
w. EXTERN 1zte - .42irre-s a11 gop1ers,
p1Fca2sel -2rxc 1zl<oeT @n1 sel tAs4 ~
.-3erey al IA .4sc
Is recent elopeEeug a. Wkig1zn. Ca,
BORA part-es ~s1e Earr-d xnd have grana-
c1ildrsn- rte7 we're respectA3le people. n
goo eircuuls -4-oes-
A roPCL4z aclrsss. II . szad. talks hes
part iato pno1cgs4ph ana thea srinds II
oat h aer ear - order ttat SIC U4y Lear
hsfsef - 0tlsrs hear ner.~
SEWN Whees and tea negroes we're ex-
yosed ~ tie ash a. the Delaware whipping
Post ia oae 6ay recently Ore msn got
iegEg .-shss. l3ar. gwsuty lAsEes, G-1e, tss
lssses, 41d t1ree. Eve ashes.
HALE : aezea wealthy New y York dudes
szge, ui-l.a = fs~ mouths. married tAelf
parents waiting M4l1s Tie girls have. ss
= rue. beea pad 300 % si0.0oo apiece
4fters, ara oy tls p4EeaIs - suD1aIL 70 a d.
vorce
II > explained ia oonuec.ion with the
uarr.ase 81 DAKOTA couple (the groom .
twenty -four and the bride seventy aVei
th4t sle bride gave her hueoaBd $50 and
promised q iraso ain her enure fortune
Wlea she dies.
OSE of tie curious features OF scclsl hfc
m Hannibal Ao, - a craze for PIC parties
Formal Invitations are seLt out by tie host
When fcs guests Is ssenble supply Of PIES
j. produced, sAd the evening Is spent in
e@ung ana conversation.
THz gifl of Mr l. v williamson. a phil
antaroplst, II Philadelphia, Of s0OOo. COO, 70
found a great mechanical school for boys,
raaks next - the endowment Of the Leland
Stanford, H., University ia the amount ~
yclyec. and Is thus next 20 the largest gift
ever made - single educational object.
Two YOUNG Engiishmen, who recently
passed through Chicago on their way
around the world, informed a reporter that
,ley have been making a collection Of
samples Of the water Of the great rivers of
The world The samples are bottled as
soon as collected, aad the bottles, duly
,aoclcd- are sent u their homes IA Englan
by express
THE movement Of the Mormors towards
Mexico Is assuming definite shape and
large proportions They have quietly
bought from private persons large tracts OF
good agricultural lands in Northern Chi
haahua, principally IN the valley Of the
Casas Grande River, and are negotiating
for more. Several l0urshing villages exist
Ia that neighborhood already, the principal
one beng called POrfiro Diaz
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
STRANGE AND STRIKING.

Is one of the caches constructed BY Sir
John Franklin's party a box was found in
tact and untsinted forty years after.
The latest addition to Withlacoochee.
Fla, fame is a hen which hatched and
raised 10 the size of partridges sixteen
Chicks from fifteen eggs.
WoED comes from Wheeling. W Va that
o live bat has been found there Imbedded in
solid rock in a crevicc just big enough to
contain IT, and utterly shut away from the
outside world
BosTOS woman received en- electric
shock by striking her umbrella against the
iron frame Of an awning. The current Was
Impaired 10 the frame by a stream of water
running over a light wire and down the
outside of . water conductor to the awning.
PEOPLE near Bickleton, w T. felt sen
saJion recently which reminded them OF an
earthquake. When they found cut after
ward that piece Of ground near there a
quarter Of : mile long snd twenty feet
wide had been raised four or i've feet they
were more fully convinced than ever that
an earthquake had taken place.
A STEAMBOAT which sank some time AFRO
IN forty feet OF water IN the river near
Evansville, Ind, nysteriously rose the
other day 70 the surface. An investiga-
ton OF the phenomenon is said TO have re-
yealed tho fact that II had been uplfted by
the gases generated in the bodies OF thirty
cattle confined on the lower Geek.
\ GENTLEMAN Of Mcdneld, Mass, lately
lad on exhibition az bis residence wonder
Ia freak Of nature Ia the flower kingdom
IL IS flower bearing stroug resemblance
% tie white rose, which be recently plucked
from the stem of his crab-appie tree, where
e found II growing among a clump Of
apples. How II came there is n mystery.
lac flower is about one inch and half in
diameter, Of the purest white, with yellow
petal
The medical men Of Boston arc just now
puzzled over strange case OF osshcaticn
or petrifactiOn that has come 10 their no
tlce. This freak IS man sixty years OF
age, Jonathan Bass bv name. who, during
the latter half of his life, has gradually
wasted from sound flesh 20 bone. until his
body IS one rigid mass, with no more fiexi-
bihty than a log Of wood. While unable
voluntarily . make the least move, Mr..
Bass intellect j. keen ard his digestion IN
impaired. A number Of wellxnown ply
sicians have made study Of this remark
able case. and al admit that 1t surp4sses
any thing IN their experience.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
GRAINS or GUMPTiON.

OCn value IN life IS not IN being conspicu-
ors. but in bong faithful 70 the work given
Us. and the trust imposed on rs
BIrNnERrvG men. instead of admitting
their respor sloilty, try to excuse them
selves 0v throwing the blame upon others
BE friendly and soc.able. but don't 20 TOO
far Fer people 20 i've happy together the
real sscret is hat they should not 1--we too
much together.
Hr vho helps 20 circulate a piece of Cos-
SID is as bad as fte oue who originated IL
10 pat yogr Est Ia a tar barrel snd then 20
r0und shaSin- bands wifb every body, -
WAT scme people sc 70 do.
ALruorcH po.teness necessarily follovs
% great extent SET forms. it should have
10 origin iu sfecton for the Individual. OF.
m more general rav. in cousideraficu for
others Uaen the young u.an begins 60 BE-
have a. home with iess polltencss han he
exhibits abroad. there = much danger that
gradually ~ vll lose tbat consideration for
his immediate relatives which he should
have ana e0hie-.
Tarr ;s bern with some men and women.
Ike tbe supple delicate fingers p the art
ISIS band. ana tsose wno have &C. tsse rheir
gift inscnct-reir it - not measured slle
siFeront degrees. wbIo Others. again. are
~rarfi7r IN s. a.ecTa hrr T. the oat--rle
c. rteliactus' srd U te-r 7ers-rntal qusb-
feaeone. and implies To- possession cf
clear rerceprcns. qa.rF fmaz 1sf.ou ard
felcu-e senslnlites. r is these hat give
the 'eerfrl person als Subtle ntuss.or of a.
ether -'ertsi 0rcrsssses ard roieS CT feei-
r- and t.e sans uo-en- exeffiy tas
rznt rethcd 'f dea az vita taese.
TIE E-st wonderful IN this couatrv 4.
fhe Na oTst0ne NsfnTsi Psrk Il IL
"a nv ave hu-d-ed ard seventh fee sa1s-s
n .es. sad = Sled vitA asvsers. hof
fur.ngs. RIVERS fs u0rntsins ale
esd flrssfs mstinz ifa Tsrissnis ~1..-~r.
sn3. smoke f'e f-sni Republic C'zs-~1s
ard al81s Sci ~ a. S-s1-c as deaiers
NaRsss r. TsKrs s-H a Rz0
see Agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24


fyAEEk 0U6H4 10 r. AID TREsK ARE
1 la.s tlai eAl - lsareaaso4 @nc s.,ssaey nlA4e
- [ssell- Z le.aeft hsFe so.z1 - kall.s e.
81 - o1szed 4. fEefls.
100 FoR TAkEE NlcF lots AMI
NsAftt saanF olhsz. uear k2Si hrl&ec.sl a.
fsla s1ss - 49, 41ss 4 tl.s sls<e - 50 lo.s
enesPs er4s.c tnloA kIapios naeIil BUREAU 2ad
: 4eeeE ossck. -
-aa NiI1 AAKk XoC oN XXI or A
81 ,t}ifV 1ue DaS1ezD kosAse @aa larxs iot
ns2r CAerfy ss1exi oasS 4 seu poale uke ~sll
l4lli bll.se caE4e AID sSf this une kslAt1 Nllen
kKn a-os zaeas baFe4a saa 4o~e1 hisok. -
4 ooK HEEk-l HAKk ouoD lO1S 10
l. axsde ioE sork Easses. aud Nans muEs fel
sac cheap 2.se tsN sDc Sli@e - lo31 81 -
peose1 DFupelty (. 4. fsElsA Hsoaa s<s hl112-
oo12t oio<4.
IsoE sALE-Is H0rsEs IL qHE SOUTH FART
u a. tes sliy ~ "a ths eaSi iH tl.s Derts aAe
- IA lhs sest Ga watch are naakiDx
speelsity ths ~ee1 siasfy a " &ses = - and
= esson h.sliaint Fnons s&S 81
NoOIH GRAND RAPIDS On NJ G AND G. K
- ! EslN4yk lsi soath 81 he ciiys nes
tnAoA DEPOT faeiory, Store. po<ton1e<, 2ans nee
itras sslc< place Arou1c cts for inteslsaellt ~
hoE1s- al 0n tEoaae Cutlef. Ate uosx Board
- 41sos building ~ CAAslsL
nrk CAN SILL loV ; ROOM EEw
W hosAss viii funscs. sraie. hath. ss2 sever.
ETC. ca lGrge lot for 81 20 kiuscy a h4teu p.
- sna ~ Neston building phone seA sse
nor eALE-HOisE AND lot OK CLANCY
IL. oas GA lafayette si.. olss o. syiegsl
Ae4f street cam Livery property To- sale of 70
lei - gropef1g "a Other partf az Tie city ior
sAie J. ". fssltsf, "a ano ~ feipteld-sxe jet
LoK sALF-A IARCK BRICK DwEI1K6
i houss on sfFiEFsL. lof s4OsA lea r<las
dwelling house. sn Jsnesst- loS T. 800. snc N
a. acre fifn n epsrs Tor - 20 al sm&E
istAen snc reasonable korn.S n A. Lspfst
hSH "a. ledssIe hlooa. over fob4ie Library;
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

CORNER LOT. eeIiis. WITH zROOM HOUSE
- corner Webster and 1urneF-sx, ESQ; sl5c
cash, balance $40 q year.
OF on COLLEGE-AYE.. NEAR BRIDGEST.,
IL t2-6.
II ROOM HOUSE. NO. &c WEST BRIDGE ST
i with barn, sS,oco. terms easy: l)f 60xlOQ
y HOUSES, NO. 40 LAGRAVE-ST. RENT
~ for 50 month: $500.
90 FOOT FRONT OK CAHAI~sT.. WITH
10 D-foom house. Desr HHstingsTL, $3.50.
terms easy.
- STORY BLOCK on cANAL-sT., NEAR
- Lyon, ti45O0.
HOUSES AND LOTS N ALL PARTS OF THF
III city on easy terms
0EENEw 7-ROOM HOUSE AND oNE io-ROOM
" house Oh COit-aye.. u. 600
IN ACRES on WALKER ROAD, ~ MILES
~ nom leonsTd-si. bridge. acres fruit good
house and barn, &c trade FOR improved city
property.
NEW sROOM HOUSE on HENRY ST. NEAR
y Cherry, with good vel. S,barrel cistern gax
sewerage, etc; lot 5lxIS. sl6Js
= ROOM HOUSE on NORTH IONA, MAR
Q Crescent ave, t3l09
CORNER on FULTON And PACKARD FoR
v aiew days only. s7Ss.
PERCY SNYDER, 755< rearlst
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
cARINEr rKoBABIiIrIES

Ia ali fhs Cabino, tax that has
been indGigsd in oslY two men havs
besa consldsrsd Tor Secretary Of State.
IL hss been generally conceded that
eilhsr SHERMAN or BLAISE Eill be
chosen. or coarse General HAARIsoS ls
uneeE 90 .ezsl bonus to tako either, anu
may choose ssms other man. should hs
deem 70 test 10 10 SO. 5al u IS scarcely
probable THAI be viii disregard the ua-
Eistakabls sd unanimous sentiment of
hss party lie .a TOO good 4 politician to
sspsss CLEv ISLANDS, MISTAKE Ok regard
n himself iuGsps1dsns Of his party or
as its master. rather than It's representa-
tisss and be Is loo brsiny sni too ssnslbis
: Be afraid 90 being sclipsod BY u subor-
dinsts oflicer % bis 0En Administration.
Ii may % considered reasonably certain,
ihers'ors, that oas OK these two gentle
men viii - enossn a. BATARD's success
soF. There caa % lttls question that
ths selection Of BlArSs would bs the
mors pleasing 70 he party as whole,
aud the latsr Developments point in bis
direction. Tie Treasury ranks second
n importance, and tbs decision 70 give
ilat t0 q Western nan makes a strong
geographical srzgmsos "a favor OF giving
The sists departments 10 tee East. and to
Dir blkfSz, as that sections most cor
spieu1us statesman. In that sveus there
IS nothinz more probable than tue ssisc-
tioU q Ar. ALLEoS Tor the Treasury.
arr q General AfsHs Tor Que ot the
otosr places.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Congressman FoaD and bis IDnigrs-
moo CoCmittee ara siiIl running around
Tue country on their investigation tour
The ssideocs which tbsy srs acquiring IL
sufficiently startling IN ifs character.
out it possesses 20 nav features, aud u
soytbinx - to % accomplished in the
vsy - legislation the COMMITTEES had
batter return 10 Washington and make
i's rspork Tts evidences slrsady OF 81
iained sho~s tie sxistencs % su evil.
Nhai e n0E wanted il remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

nor sALK-oKE or THE FINEST FARMS IN
i oceAna county - scr-s. o. clexFs brsn new
bui LA. o0sg . SO. 2o,V peach trees. l6 ADd
scafs old apples pear cherries aud other
frfsA loi bushels corr raised 10 the acre this
year on!y sAoo kEses & Maten -. ~ and 90
Weston nVildlug phone sos s6o
Eok sALE-A SAW MILL AND QUANTITY
4 81 timber tie nall i located Ia town Of
Colon Enquire OF q. X. flsytef Kent Cty
wed ~
Jon ACRES or GOOD HARD TIMBER LAND
j ~ miles nom Wolverine Slfflon. sisDd roeds
and nnt iarink ell around it school within Lali
mile title perfecf. viii sell on tine or e1chsnee
Tor city property. or clean stock Of Drug. Dr " .
II. hoes. Grand Rapids. Mich. otloe Nid6ioolob b
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