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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
TO-DAY AT TIE ssyssAl eHuacHss



0sss are fhs notices receiysd. Those
wno a. rot ssy . sord eanao< ss< the TEL-
ksz2a II EEALDs notice
Plain1slf Assa1s N. T., Rsy. w. y.
Pufsr, pastor. Preaching morniBs and
sssnlng ~ ne p1sLoz.
Mrs. T. r. Richards has given $500 to-
s2x1s ths purchzss of badges tor the U. b.
A. trained Earsss. Ars- ID. A. Biologist.
800.
Pubic services viii bs bald a. 4 D. m- BY
lhs Nse zad Latter House OF Isrzsl AZ se0
csnsl-st. SabiecL .-Tns IngathsEsu> cf
ksrssl
second Congregational curch, 4nn6sld-
ave. H. A. Aclnfyrs pEsaehes Ia a morn
ing al ths asual hour. sunday School and
bibls class - Il.
smith Memorial Church. Dedication
services st 30 .. IA. Sermon by the Rev.
Alsx. Merriam Music To De conducted py
The choir Of Park Charch-
Ames N. Z. church-Rev. J. c. Crozisr.
pastor. Ia the morning sn appropriass
serm0n 20 Memorial Day will be delivered
Ali old soldiers are cor daily invited to a.
tsnd.
Wealthy Avenue Baptist church. +. X.
Bennsst. pastor. Morning subject. GLORY
IA tue Cross" Sunday school at IL IN.
Young peoples meeting 81 6sl5. Eyeninz
sanjscE. Incarnation"
The members OF the Old Residents As
soclation OF the Grand River Valley will
meet at the Superior Court room on sunday
the 2sth inst. AZ 9l5 .. M, TO attend the
funeral Of Myron Roya RkUBEs Ii
SMITH. Sec.
Uriversalist. Rev Charles Fluhrer, ID. D.,
pastor. Morning subject, The Resurrec
tlon 70 Dsmnati0n, IA new reading OF an
old text. AT I'D p. m . sermon before
Custer and Chzmplin Posts. G.. A. z sun.
day school ~ Il IN No evening sermon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
U4p TO Fxrrsrx.

Why, Mr. Compton. vou can't sell ne Al ]
Of that isrgs bin Of furniture for the sm al
sun Of sal 30 can vou2 The goods look al
light. bat there must Be something the mat
ter with them.
No, Madsn. the furniture is al @. K,
br and new and warranted - give the best
Of satisfaction or money rsfunaed. Don :
think for q moment thst bscause Ne ~
ehssp that our furnitsrs y shekF OF dam
aged No indeed vs are here 20 live and
lef Others i've. Oar sxpe1ses are mere
nothing and we are not obliged - charge
vcu Csnsi street cricss where rent "a from
SIS 10 $40 p.r month. Yes We csn eel
zen al taose good jasf tast cheap. snd give
ross . 6ne 20xp1 picture eesi9e. iusf b make
voa laugh. Vel send them un 20 your
house this evening. ard wsst ysu 70 cone
axain sad erisg vour neieh5ors. We have
iust such hsrgeios ever 5av IN TIE week
Taks shis csrd. h hss a. address on IL
"a snd Z05 soath Division-st.
Cowr~cx Fzo4
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
The ELKS-
Their Newly Furnished Lodge Rooms
sp~efal ae<tfug-Ths Reuafon

Their Newly Furnished Lodge Rooms
Special hesting-Ths Reunion.
Grand Rapids Lodge OF the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks is now COM
fortably settled in its handsome newly
furnished and decorated lodge rooms, on
Ionis-st.. formerly known as the Royal
Arcanum Hall The rooms are rented for
meetings by the 81. Ceciliss, and several
secret organizations about town. They
may be had either for regular or special
meetings. By applying to VIII L. White, at
Wilson's drug store.
A special meeting of the Elks is called for
tonight.
The Grand Rapids lodge hopes to make
an extra showing at the reunion n Cincin-
natl, June aud 8. The lodge will leave
here on the afternoon OF the 9Th in q special
car via the q. K. & l. Railroad.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27


Iuzfics BronseF = Ia Holland trying 70
fsesssE ala hsa.fh.
Tas Grand Ksnfis Guard eli aoD kftsr
frsIl l,..orrs. alrt.f-
Cr-.n>af p.rx .r,~-nsx a h-.a-.f1l ,so-
n-.r.ore .inee -. ree~.,l sl.sxers.
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The 9f1nd haDl1s fAA-1f cHl1Ste tt1s
Vii tz<e part 70 ms FAf-.'s ~ s'''e''fl Jay
=. =. Ransom sPcfss a. s,szsat ssi1 1sA.
kne fin % s&rA~Ssf ". W "-S@-o1. u
D<tfes-
Tea Or dozen ooFs On bicyelss make q
daily n4isaaea Of fhsnlssisss On ths walks
s8olt me foitohics.
Next MoaasF evening ths Common
Collncii III aslixe anokhsr attempt - elect
= airecsoF of fne poor.
VA Os~ald. I0f Aoaroe-st. ana Joha @.
Mznz0id. % Canal-st.. we're tas only onss
q <st = saloon lcsnse Yesterday.
R.rarz4l.,,,. Ar. kelaz n..fs for ia osx
.sl,ri.n =, 80. tplef.,l..r p..ns earoer ~
s,era Division sad lsland' "a
w F.rdlx. a. c..r.ae droxs /. sick
horse al th. .fr-~fs xe.r.rsfsv IN. .usra.l
=. .usf.rfnz fr,o, .f,.nn f.,rsa ,,f .ti i.semoer
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80 Ne v "sN'
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
FIRE AND PoucE
Tssas Referring % tho Msn 70 -
Lsok for rrsfectioa.

Iss2s Rsfsrring % tho Men 20 -
Lsok for Protection.
e. Billings Is tn New York Stats. called
there By sick relatives
There were three sessions Of the Police
Court yesterday forenoon. the hrst time so
many have oeen acid IN 4 forenoon IN over
a year.
1Ais Is chaags day on the police force.
Emmst. smith. WnO sas married Wednes-
day rvening. Is on duty again.
J. L. smitn Is making a good detective.
While going 10 the tire yesterday No. 4
hose cart ran over . dog. killing him in
stantly.
I'D Gornan IS getting better
Jas. Burns and Id German are the only
hremen of duty.
Engineer NcDerm0ts and assistants are
ovsrhxuiing No. 4 hose cart.
Il costs ABOUT 500 per year 20 run the
frs departmsnL
Captain FiuPatrick Is little absent
minded a0s days. He viii De married
soon
Tas men a. No are building a small
addition % the house that will be used tor
Tor storage purposes
Supt. Bettinghouse il one Of the busiest
meo IN the department
Many h0useksepers could get some Vslu-
sois pointers oy Inspecting the rooms st the
diiisrent houas.
Jas Burns. of No. 5, who had his leg
broken recently u improving very fast. he
Is a. No. house and gets tns best OF care
from bis associates.
Fret Pimpsrt and wife ara entertaining
Mrs. Pmperts parents. Mr. and Mrs.
August hobnke. of Allsgsn.
The people In the vicinity Of Wealthy
sFe. and HsBgy a. sill soon De asking for
90 engine house.
Detsctivs Cast ls ths oldest man on the
police force. he was appointed IN 1872
when Jas. Moran was az the head Of the
department..
There vas three FIRE alarms sounded th.
past sesk.
Capt Brown Of No. ?. has the blues be-
cause his men tried 10 take water ffty feet
from the hydrsot ths other day.
TIE eik patrol wagon Is 70 be repaired.
A. n. Billings - the oniy man on the
Police f,rcs OF duty.
TrnaDt Oficsr zee drives tbs best horses
10 oe found.
VIII Guild snd family are snssrtaining
friends from abroad.
Chas. D. Nedng4 one of the new patrol
n-n made bis FIRST arrest Friday night
Geo. Traxler and Geo. Brown srs she two
kesviest men on the Police forcs.
Az tbe Gre in O. a. Comstock house yes
ter1sy. the men st he mill got Two stream,
Of ws1er on ths 6re osiore the Fire Depart
ment could ger there.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

suffer dizziness. indigestion. Inflammation
OF the eyes, headache lassitude, inability
to perform mental work and indisposition
for bodily labor, and annoy andsdisgust
your friends snd acquaintances with your
nasal twsng and offensive breath and con-
slant efforts to clean your nose and throat,
when DR.. Ssge's "Catarrh Remedy" will
promptly relieve you of discomfort and
suffering, and your friends of the disgust
ing and needless indictions of your losth-
som disease.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
~ MKNnRIAM

Forget not the dear boys vto are
bfvouseed on the eternal camping ground.
whose lives went Gus ia the dresry night
wheu alone on picket, nor The many who
fell n he wilderness. OF on kindred felds
81 esttie. whose graves sra unrept bacsuss
unkuowD, over Which no svss bat the
wachf1l stars keep vigil and
~ forms bend save ths cypress and pine.
While they chant their solemn reQui ems.
Forget not these unxn0wn. snd once Yesr
bring f9wers the puresf snd oesf. 80 iav
szcrSsiiy down on ne altar Of thsir mem
rrv
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Or. Brigham has removed bis Office to
the new Kendall Block, l47 Monroe-st.,
where hs may be fo2nd from Q till 10 a. m.
3 ill 5, and 6.45 till 80 .. IA. DIR. Brigham
and Mrs. Brigham will live at the Wsrwick
until the opening Of the Livingston. Tele-
phone Office I'D Warwick go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
OUR
Clearance Sae|
CONTINUES!

Soloman says I: "0f the
making of many books there
is no emo" and If the quantity
surprised him ia his day. what
would be say 20 the quality
and cheapDess of them 10 oBrsg
A book sale generally COM
mends itself to every man,
woman and child who ever
learned TO read, and it is with
pleasure that we announce the
success o. our First Annual
Clearance Sale of Books, and
now urge those who have not
visited Us TO do so at their
earliest opportunity. We still
have many books in sets,
notably. the higher English
Novelists. some of the works
of K. p. Roe. Tolstoi, Helen
Hunt Jackson and Amanda
Douglass, are still On our
shelves. and TO lovers Of the
beat fiction no comment ~
necessary.
Remember that a good book
is better than great riches.
This sale viii close 10 slt
corners on the first day OF
June, and we earnestly urge
those who wish 10 inspect our
stock 10 do 90 now. TIE Best
Of many books remain. and
our list still covers a wide
range of general literature.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
In. cnm.fnrH Addl,i,n.

Messrs- Peter DoraE and L. p. Eddy have
the entire Comstock addition AT the North
End for sale. Il will he seen from an 'sd''
elsewhere in this issue that the best lots
conveniently located as to street cars and
unsurpassed in heslthfulness are for sale
cheap. The Comstock addition h ss many
advantages not possessed by any Of the
other numerous additions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
Another Michigan Candidate.

The Fort Wayne Qnd.) Journal nomi-
mates one of our well known fellow citti-
zens for one of the most exalted Offices in
the nation. That paper says Gen. John
g. Psrkhurst, of Michigan, is being favor
ably mentioned as possible available can
didate for the Vice Presidency.- Coldwdter
Republican,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

rfrrox Nsh.. Nss S--In rehssrsing far
az srrsteur presen cation Of ~f ncle Tcra' =
Cseir. ~ : country schcol house nesr
here az night g ~ Fcuix. the sehoai
seacher Dcirtei oistoi sf Ssnuel Stuap.
sliluxi1E e Ees uot iosiest Is exploded
The osll psssin9 throoxh St1up's hesd. kill-
ing him iasfsnt-v
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Ad-erti<inx = Dstrot rnss;rine =, rsr
reruiiar ssv IN rasch fha r-or-fas.r ~
kauies SsrEaraFflls- f7r fs,rvhs sra Ss,l,fs
does = sinceesi wcc,,erfii. Ha fl,,,rszss -
~. fieos Dr1xE.st - z~e tao4s W. al
tcr = a sample octfie tree traf fAe~ nav
~ 8 oeiere Fa7s,hssinz The Tarzs Pr-sss.
sre sc srd s. oo. Ne cersainir ressl 4 -
vise sFiaA 4 may sTs gou fron oau-
snnP1koa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
Marriage i.Ican....

The following is q list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with
the names, residence when outside the city,
and ages Of the parties:
Ages.
Henry Muth. Minnie Barlow. Detroit -......22I Ig
John j. schafsz. Caledonia, Anna G.
Schroeder. Caledonia led. ......-.. ....... p 2
LAWS a. scooey, kitIie Foster Lee, Hast
nEs..............--...... % IS
John benschel Clester township. Ottawa
Co. May Crowley Sparta. e. .....--,o-I9 2
Derk Van Der Lam. wyoming Norika
ccoreuer. wyoming
A. X resn. Cedar springs. Bertie SanterS.
Cedar springs p II
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

NJ R. y. Rogers, ~ san Antorio. Tex.
I'll make his hesf11srters n Grand
Repids fer the sum me-. durinx q i-h
time &c wiii contrsef tsr snd deliver
g snv stcck desIer IN The Sfsfe of
Michigan or siioi1ing states. sny clsss ard
luenrtv Of Wesfern stSck. szch "a 61iies
usres. nules. horses. sa6 unaxsnded year
1res. Parties desiring suth stork cannaf
possibly 10 ssfrer thsn BY csflinx CT 81
d-sssing NJ Roxsrs. csre Bridge Street
House. Grand Eseids
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

2. J. HervsY. the old relisble ievelsr, 9
Csnsl-st., has just received an elegant new
assortment Of Ladies and Gents fine gold,
silver and extra heavy gold plated watches
which he is selling Al greatly reduced prices,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Insure your dwellings in the Gran'
Rapids Fire Insursncs Co. Cash Capital
500. 10000. Julius Houseman. President
3. r. Aspinwall. Secretary. Oflce, House
man hnlldinr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Fogg & Kinney are plating ten acres on
South Divisioa-st. to be known as T. Stew
art White add. and lots are for sale at their
office at Grand Union. 3 and 4 Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

This - sscf. thst e7s 81 ths nios.f sssort-
NESTS q jevefry saeh ss rfnes. piss. cuf
huttcns, esr-rnke ssd evsrvtking IN tks
sweirT lae - iusE seen recsIvs3 a. ? J.
HervsT q sssl-se
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

J1st rec rsd. e-s ~ tte fnsst conxi ~
nseats of frssh ozuEAf sxs an6 "a wster
1sh ever hrcEssf ~ sbe nsrkss 80 tsen
AZ reztsnthsler's. IL Man~oe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

rrhis Iist is furnished by ". r scribnsr.
renl estate dealer. 56 Pesri-stI
scfuvier e. Bates ~ eeo. e fitch. n lot
- Pericgis = Ca sso.-.---....... - ~
Torallc q Eenrr to freierick Nickor,
"a pa 4 talf q Go ss.d ..-.......... -
wrn r Fawer~ 10 Wm n Fnx iois sni
4 Fo~sr-' s'a -.....-.- -.--.-..-...-s- zso
r Staaarr nte ef 81 ~ Anfers fnant-
z,1s ~ - e. sec 8 Spencer .........-....- z0s
re.ee r Van ew 10 9haz 3 Nouu ~
A~s see s. Ssi-,r -. - ssa
Fsfelia n esrfner 81 Sissn y. rsrfilnaa
ia ~ a Sc - eranf Rtpisls.- tofe
a. ss + (. .sc : rsr.s........'. - soa
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Bsrxsiss n a few choice lots in Robin
s0n : OAK Dale Park addition.
kosTSsoN y IxvHY.
New Hoassman Block
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
DUMMY TINE SCHEDULE.

Until further notice the first dummy train
for Ramona will leave the East street station
at $40 q. M, and the last train to the city
will leave the lake at $40 in the evening.
This schedule will be observed until IN June,
when due announcement will be made of
the change. Trains will arrive and depart
promptly on time, but tn ere will be a wait
of one and half minutes at the switch, an
announcement which passengers are re-
Quested to remember.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
DR.. TRUTH,
OF THE
Provident Medical Dispensary.
NEW YORK CITY.

tEN YORK CITY.
Ably ssEiEed by fan corzs OF competent ply .
siclsus and Surgeons, treats with unparalleled q
Snron.s Al tarsnse ffrlfafc Slir ard pi~od
diseases q every ns ure Up0n he q e. sfieuiffc
Iri ciples He psrticuisfls .nFi1es 81 whose
caees have been negiectea. badly treated O. pre-
noauced incursbie Patients who are doing vel
under THE care ~ heir own physicians need not
cal On as a. oar province u - treat thoet who
cannoi hud relief rdhe-wise
1oung Men WIN through irnorsB,e ~ tie
careless eKubefsDce ~ youthful spirits hsve been
unforure.e and ind themselves n daaser of
lrsing their health ard emh5rering theif sfter
lives ray cal with fuii cgnfdeuce
~ dd1e Aged nen, Who ind their vif1T and
vtelfY weesened bv tie trsces ~ Q q coinpisiris q
and their bodies hacked yi<t pain 81 . time when
thef s1o1ld sfea9 tbeif drciin iDg Tear< in feace
and eorfort. sh0uld consult i1f Erutt ~ onns
and ind fbe symfsthr and relief yol Tosire
REQUIRE. His cures are thorough and perm are ~
Private Diseases II Blood pcisDu. HTpbifis.
f-1uorfhoea. Hlcef. etrif urp Hrdroceie terioo
cfle los oi 9exusl Power sod a. GiseeseF n ne
genite1 1IrinaTY organs speedily sDc Permanently =
cgrfd No rsks injured f1fiFultsti0n free end
strictly confidential He8icps sent free from
oiservatign - AZ parts - the United states
bt> Fkf US -Hst sffaiRed he most wonder
"a s3aces 81 tic treetraeft - me cases - which
be deFetes BIS vIsef.iti af1enti0r. Afef yesfs -
experience b. hts discover = the moss IN silIble
metho6 - curing weakness in ne baff snd
iif1fs mo IN az eisfterFee iupoteufs. rertr
a. De aifT rrrv98suess isuru0f. confDfi1n ~
i5eas Esfysiteti~u ~ me nesrf 90 ~ memoir
en blivf End ffni6itv. fisesses - tie no~e
snd be~ef thgse terrihls o. der. sris irse frsrn
the soI.fsTy fstis ~ youth ar6 secTef T1scf ices
? igtffnf fpe r1ne rsasrf h9Bes ent ranoerins
rasrr1eee iEn gs9zr1fss
Epll~p~y ~ Prs. positively cuFe5 ~ nev
srt res a "a rrethe9
zee Ere sr,frs-sfon of rrfre Fecr pe-rof
ar F5nf ~ t~eatrnenf thoaid sefit f-fn9 -
e88ce ~ shefr grsas ~ ehsmicsl ard micro
srer,fca srsr1Ira ia.
fsSae sr.f rarfespouderce sfrfefiT cnnfaeutlsi
snd nedfo sen = say part of tie Tinted
ffefes list ~ 5lsss iefs frrs
Fswerr b0f ress uE BpTTH.
7olsd.. -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

sun Hats 3. %. s. aud So cents.
TIPS IN al shades at only IS cents per
bunch.
A zoe assortment OF Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets siwsys in stock aud cnesp at
Adams & Cos 50 Monroe- at
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PERSONAL NOTICE.

Dr. ". II. ROSS WILL BE IN CINCINNATI UNTIL
ABOUT THE FIRsT OF JUNE
The doctors remedies can be had at his
Office In the Widdicomb block. of Mr..
Wsshburn, or at DR.. Ross drug store. No.
40 Vest Fulton-st Letters will reach him
at 46l West Eghth-st.. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
DR.. Ssze's Cstarrh Remedy cures when
eysrv other so-calied remedy fails.


Al old soldiers. whether q. A r men or
not. are earnestly requested 10 Join in the
exercises on Memorial Dsy and report ~
headquarters Of The respective Posts. corner
Monroe and Division-sfs. or West Bridgs-st.
AZ $50 o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

A good switch for 800 At Mrs A.
Douglas S. Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Drink HuckleberrY snd Cream at West
lake 4 McIntvre's. C.asl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Cshirrt photographs ~ = Per Sczsn Al
Merfia's G1nn sleek 81 Monros-sa
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Drink Pesches ard Cresrn At wssfisks q
McfntTres : Cenai-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

SO Faz isozEs
Cshinef PHssas fn>ss ar - q Wp9m'
xaanwy. = hsnre<-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
"RRnAnHAY PHErnN

Nice and nobby. First one of the style
ever put up in Grand Rapids. A fine vehicle
for doctor. Come and see il at 4S8 South
Division-st Gro. G. FITCH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

D~ink P-scbe. snd Cr>~n = x~kl~ss a
kekasys& . Snnas-A
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

W4znxs1os. Az1 z-slixatly sselsz
hir ssslhs<s f1ssa 70 szisk soakasssls<i'
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
To srocx DsaIsss Avp Rsrsozss.

Drink Huckieberry ard Cream AZ West
laks 4 Mcfnfgre : Canal-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
CHANGED DAILY.
FANS! FANS!
Water Sets 90 Cents.

Tou pe0id nor - eleve tbprs -ss such a
thing ss WefeT Ssts for - essts bet there =.
We bsTs Opened whce crate If aeg
Wstsr ssts. ~h1ca are caesFser then suv-
t1ine ever pat befors tie people We xrs
not asking snT r. 7nsv On fhs sets snd
a. ve rso. - sF9r5 ~ A. hasa~-~ in fhst
war vs sis oFsr fhsrs ~ thst urice only
fsr few ds7s They are Irsfsr e-~stsi
1st+T sets Ustcaer. 10 gob ~ :
sn5 = frsy. god e1oagb far snyoedY. gasi
tns taizz f8r Sumner ooftEzes
Have voa sesa he 1e7rs-a DIV Ar
csez1ssIs Refr5z.~sto-s7 gsn't fsl - sse
fasrs s-fors veu bay. a. tssg sr- sas NEST
Sse5 rz1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

0sss are ths notices receiysd. Those
wno a. rot ssy = sord eanaos sss the TEl-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
LEGAL.

TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF LOS ANGE
i les Township, County of Los Angeles STATE
OF California. B. E. Taney, Justice of the Peace
o. H. Kiefer and r. P. Kfefer, co-partners do
ing business under the firm name of Kiefer 6
Co., plaintiff, VS.. W. J. Stevenson, defendant
The people of the State of California send
greeting to W. J: Stevenson, defendant
t, You IA are hereby REQUIRED to appear in an ac
plaintifs in the Justices Court of Los Angeles
township, Los Angeles County, State of Cali
fornfa, and to answer before the Justice at his
ONCE, In the said township, the complaint fled
therein, within five days exclusive of the day
OF service) after the service on you of this SUM-
mons, II served within the township in which
this action is brought, or, If served out of said
township, but In said county, within ten days;
or Wlthin twenty days If served elsewhere.
from you the sum Of 241.75 dollars alleged to
pe due plaintiffs for goods, wares and mer-
chandise sold and delivered at defendants
special instance and request, to the amount
OF $144 25-1O0 having been sold and de-
ao nyered by plaintiffs; and the sum Of
wy 5O-1OO being for goods, wares and
merchandise sold and delivered by 8. Cohen &
Co, which said claim was duly assigned plain
tits before the commencement of suit herein,
reference being had to the complaint fled here.
in; and you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer said complaint, as above
required. said plaintiff will cause your default
to be entered and take Judgment against You
for the sum of 241 75-10O dollars, together
with costs of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of April,
1888. B. E. TANEY,
Justice of the Peace.
THos. B. BROWN, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

G. G. Case, plaintiff vs. Edward Records, A.
G. Hinckley and Henry T. Harvard, defen-
dants Sheriffs Sale. No. 1882. Order of Sale
and Decree of Foreclosure and Sale. Under and
by virtue of an order of sale and decree of fore
closure and sale. issued out of the Superior
Court of the County Of Los Angeles. state Of
California, on the 9TH day of July. A. D. 1888,
the above named plaintiff, obtained judgment
and decree OF foreclosure and sale against
Edward Records ct al, the above named defen-
the s SUM nn Of IS asioo, IN gold e. coin Of the The
United States, which said decree was, on the Sd
day of July, A. D. 1888, recorded in Judgment
@snt nUSa S s5 d s cHuT % ta dsrsn
parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the
bounded and described as follows:
east quarter (N.,E ~ of the northwest quarter
tN.W.14 of section number thirty-one (31) TIP,
one ~ south, range twelve I2) west, San
more or less, expressly reserving from the ef,
feet of this mortgage. three (3) lots, SO feet
each, hereintofore sold by said Hinckley to
James r. Townsend, to which contract OF sale
reference is hereby made for more particular
description, being the same 10lots reserved from
conveyance by said Hinckley to said records of
the property hereby mortgaged.
Together with all and singular the tenements
and appurtepanceg thereuntO belonging or in
any wise appertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wednes-
NJ Of that day in front of the Court House door
Of the County of Los Angeles. on Spring street,
will, in obedience to said order OF sale and
described property, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with in.
terest and costs, etc., to the highest and best
bidder, for cash in gold coin OF the United
States.
Dated this 7th day of July, 1883.
JAMES G. KAYS,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County, State of Cali
fOrnia.