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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-20
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyE.

The Best SaIve In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RhenmJ Fevs
Sores letter, Cbapped Hspdey Chiiblains
CofDsJ sud all EruptiUns, and positively
cures PilesJ or no pay is required. 1t is
guaranteed 20 give perfect sausssctiosJ or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale by Robert L. vanCevanter.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

A list Of 1000 pewspapers diyided into
STATES AND SECTIONS viii be sent On
application-FHE r. NMW W
To those who want their advertising 20
pay, we can offer no better medium for Tho
rough AMI effective work than the various
sections Of orr Select local. List.
GEo. II. RIO W ELL az Co.
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
April 6. 10 Spruce street Nav York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-20
nFED Sen Wonder.

hFFD Sen Wonders
exist In thousands of form,
bu tare surpassed by the mafvels Of iuven,
tion Those who are in need of pro6 table
work tnat can be done While living at home
should at once send their address 10 Bsllet
Co, Portland. Maine. and receive free.
full Information how either sex. Of all ages.
cane arm from SIS to S25 per day and up.
wards wherever they live. You are started
free Capital not required. Some have
made over $50 in single day at this work.
All succeea' sM FEB. lo.-ly.
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HAVING decided to close out my EN-.
TIK Il STOCK OFF

West Virginia. To wrr:-At
w rules held in the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Court OF Hampshire county, on the
LIST Monday in April, 1888
{. 8. White, Complainant,
Us. -. IA Z q
George w. Sbookey and Annie f Sbockey
bis wife, Defendants, IN CHANIERY.
The object of this suit is TO sub ject to sale
10 pay balance OF purchase money q lot OF
land near Homney conveyed to Annie r..
Shockey by the Plaintiff by deed dated ,h.
2lst day Of May. 1895
And II appearing from an affidavit fled 10
this cause, that the defendants George w =.
Smokey and Annie X ,Shockey, are non.
residents of the State Of Vest Va, il is or.
deied, that said non resident defendants do
appear here within one month after the date
Of the FIRST publication hereof. and do " hat is
necessary to protect their interests Teste,
V. NJ POLLING, Clerk
Circuit Court Hampshire Co w. Va.
April 10. 1888
@. s. White, Attorney for Plaintiff.
IITEST VIRGINIA, To VIII AT rules
w beld in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Hampshire county, on : the last Mon.
day in January, 1888 . . . 81.
MSrgar ct f.. Stump Reberca A. Stump. 8. >
SluuP' harles w. Stump, and Samuel b.
rs.
Joseph " HietJ John S. IIieit, Samuel n.
Hct, Mary Is. Swisher, Simon Swisher,
Annie T.. Hiett, Msry q. BsketJ vii. lam
r. Stump. Mamie v Stump, fhomss Mr
Maxim John W. McMakiu. Clinton MeMa.
kin, Julian W Baker, Lizzie Haas. David
Bass, william Turley, Tufley, add
- Turley, 1.-THE last two being heirs
at law Of Sutan Turley, deId.,) Annie
- sbd - - her husband, aud la
vid Ginevau, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
The Object Of this suit is 70 have n sale f.
all the lands Of which John Stump died ssiz 4.
ed which have not been pariilioned, aLu 10
divide tie proceeds amOug those entitled
thereto and for general relief
Aud II appearing ffOm an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendants Mary g. Ba
ker. Julisn w Baker, WilIistu p. Stump.
Naunie v Stump, Thomas MeMskin. John
W McNakin, Clinton McKskin, Lizzie Has
David lass, William Turley, - Turley,
and - Turley, aud Annie - and
- her husband are noD.resideu,s Of the
stat, Of West Virginia, and that the names OF
The defendants - Tutley and - TufIey
and Annie - aud - her busbs nd.
are unkown: Itis ordered, that sAid non.
resident defendants and said unknown par.
ties DO appesr within one month after the
cate e the frat Publication he.esf aud do
What Is nee, ssa y 70 protect thsi, iatcr,sts =
Teslc, v NJ. POLLING, Clerk
Circuit Court .iampsbire Co, " Va.
Ap'h H. tsss
81. ritutnsy A,torsty fr Plaintiffs I
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Nsss' -f1iss so CS.-soia s. Al bsSs:issss -
4 SPLENDID sChance
IA for YOU, IL you are willing 70
work. Steady engagement The year 9 ouud
At good waRes. No experienee required
Outfit free. Send at once tor terms 10
j. AUSTIN SHAW.
April Ia. lass. Rochestsr, n. Y.
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Interested People.

Advertising patent medicine in the peculiar way
in which the proprietor of kemps Basam, for
Coughs and Colds, does is indeed wonderful He
authorizes all druggists give those who call for 1t
a sample bottle free, that they may try 1t before
purchasing. The large bottles Soc. and 81 90
We certainly would advise trial. II may save you
from consumption. octiad&w1m2p
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Italians, the veteran diplomatist goes
on to say, may become good diplomatists,
sound jurists and successful merchants.
but they will never be soldiers in the true
sense of thar word Take their splendid
feet of ironclads. for example, and mar
shall it in battle array against u French,
English, Russian or German squadron,
commanded by a French, an English, a
Russian or a German admiral and the dis
aster of LISA will h. rehearsed over again.
Much of this incapacity for successful
military achievement is due 10 want of
training on rhe part of the officers In
Italy there are many military schools that
are well attended, but in them. as in the
universities. there is fatal lack of sever
ity in the examinations, and once the
student has left school he is never after
ward seen with book in his hand
1t is for this reason that we find the
officers in command of the Red Sea expe-
dition committing precisely the same er
rors that their predecessors fell into in
lS49 and 1866 The Italian officer seems
to be concerned about only one thing-the
effect that he is producing ON the women
and on the oystanders in general. and
have seen veterans covered with decora
sions, who never forgot. before going into
the street, I'd arrange their hats and to
look into glass Paris Cor. New York
Press
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HALLOwELL.

Mrs. Chas. Odell, Miss Gertrude and little
Sallie who have been making short visit a
the home of Mrs. Capt. Wells, returned te
Salem Monday forenoon.
We learn from his son that our aged cit
zen, Mr.. Arril Wall, who is so very sick
with typhoid pneumonia, remains in about
the same condition the past day or two and
it is thought that he has about an even
chance, although he is eighty-three years
of age.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hubbard of New
York City left for home Monday, having
spent few days with their mother, the
widow of ex- Gov Hubbard.
Mr.. q. Wall. clerk on the Star of the
East, did not go on the trip yesterday on ac-
count of the severe sickness of his father.
Rev. Mr.. Andrews, p. E. of Readtield
District, preached an excellent sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon, taking
for his text the 10th verse of the fifth chap.
ter of 2nd Cor. The church was well filled
and the congregation gave the closest atten
ton to remarks of the speaker.
Mrs. George Rideout and neice of Angus
Ia, are visiting friends in the city
Col. ID. p. Livermore and wife entertained
their children and all the grandchildren al
table on Sunday last on the occasion of the
sixtieth anniversary of their wedding day
Both are in the enjoyment of excellen
health. OF the quite large number who wit
messed the ceremony of the wedding only
three survive.
Miss George Wells returned Saturday
evening from short visit to Boston.
Mrs. n. Wing. nee Addie Brainard O.
Brooklyn, n. Y, is visiting her parents.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Important Transfers OF Real Estate

Farming,on-Geo. Cover to Warren 6.
Voter, land, $500.
Temple Betsey ID. Mitchell to Chas. f,
Humphrey, land. 81. Abel Sampson to
Helen NJ. Sampson. home farM.' $500.
Charles E. Humphrey to Samuel X. Norton
land, $50.
New Sharon Joanna W. Stinson 10 AL
bert Smith, land and buildings, $500. Or
lin G. Tolman to George A. Prince, land
500.
Wilton Norman II. Greene ct al to Odd
Fellows Society of Wilton, land and build
ings, $40. Joseph G. Hoyt of Pennington
to Odd Fellows Society of Wilton, land and
buildin ys, $3.50. Ophia J. Sawyer of TEN
pie to W. T. Voter of Pennington, land, 81
Cleveland Z. Welch to Thos. c. WEIGH
land, 500.
Avon-Fred NJ. Richardson to J. Stanley
| Savage, homestead, $500.
Jay-Amanda NJ. Yetton ct ais to Ann NJ
Allen. land and buildings, 81. Alvin Record
| to Maine Central Railroad Co.. lands, 81
| and valuable considerations.
Chesterville-Jacob b. Holmes of Wilton
| TO f. H. Robinson. land, 500. f. II. Rob
inson to Chas. II. Robinson, land, $3.50
Elijah Gill to Chas. II. Robinson, land, 81
| Samuel p. Morrill, to LeonOra N. Sawyer
| land, Sl75.
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.nem with that sagIe eye Of his ard euuN
tell by the movemsnts Of the gras Just vhRs
they were.
. Vow. them be said. 'you lie low and IN
up the steel birs with cartridges IS I empty
them When have fired two or three simes
be ready with a pail of water to throw over
theguA+.aTrsis'
He kept moving the machine, from enc
wanted it Then be took hold of the lever
and watched the grass. All Nst once DO
pulled, and tie yell that rose from the grass
almost drowned out the roar Of the guns.
What was left of the Indians sprang up and
ran He got one more shot at them and
moved them down like grain. For couple
of days there was no sign Of Indians. and
then it seemed they had got large re-enforce-
rnents They tried the other side Of the fort
and came dashing at Us on horseback The
moment the Indians were level with the
stakes old Slower pulled his gun. 1t was tho
most awful havoc | ever saw. The horses
were wild ami the old man fired eight volleys
into 'em before what was left got out Of
range
THAT was the last we saw OF the Indians.
The old man insisted on going and counting
sue the Inciians were just laying low and
would nab him But | was wrong. They
knew when they had enough and had left for
some healthier place. When the old man
came back he said:
There's Just sixteen Of them for every
one they killed of mine, and sixteen over
which is my share. Now, If any accident
should happen to me, you Just take the horses
m hos
thing you can to pay yourself. Your months
up today
II was pumping water at the time and was
no: paying much attention to Slower. He
loaded up the machine and tied rope to the
lever. 'Good-by, Bolder, he cried
81 looked up and saw him standing in from,
of the barrels with the rope in his hand. Be
fore could move he gave the rope a jerk
and was cut TO pieces.
~ got back all right, but the mistake Of
my life was that did not patent old Stover's
machine unlike Sharp in Detroit Fres
Press
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Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which is tho
fountain of health, by using DIR. Perce's Gold
~ Medical Discovery, and good digestion, a
ialr skin. buoyant spirits, vital strength, and
soundness Of constitution will be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors,
nom the common pimple blotch. or eruption,
TO the worst scrofula. or blood-poson. Es-
pecially has 1t proven its efficacy In curing
salt-rheum or letter Fever-sores, Hip-Join.
Disease, Scrofuous Horcs and Swellngs, En-
Arged Glands, and Eating Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
ton which is Scrofula OF the Lungs by it's
wonderful blood purifying, invigoruting, and
nutrftive properties. For Weak Lungs, Spit
pnR OF Blood Shortncss of Breath. Bronchitis,
Severe Coughs. Asthma. and kindred affec-
nons, Y In sovert,-n remedy. 1t promptly
cures the aevercst Coughs
- For Torpid Liver. Biliousness. or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, IL ia
IN unsQualled remedy. Sold by druggists.
-. PIERCE's PELLETS Anti.
iItOus ana CathRrtic.
&c. vial, by druRgtsts.
noy2ldeodhweoWnr
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Wasps and Bees.

Bees never injure sound fruit Accord
ing to Popular Gardening, wasps will
puncture grapes, etc, but with bees it is
physical irapossibility Their mandibles
are not SO constructed, nor are they strong
enough to be used in puncturing fruit.
Numerous experiments have beer tried;
among the rest one of putting the hives
IL an apartment and taking the bees food
away and making them fast for few
days at time, all the time exposing
grapes, etc. but the bees would not do
any injury even urder those conditions.
II fruit bursts or is injured BY the birds
or wasps or something else, the bee will
soon suck all the juice; but that is an 3D.
vantage rather than an injury to the
grower. as the sound fruit Is apt to rot BY
coming In eontact with such, or By the
juice flowing over the sound fruit.
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He will be nominated by the convention
and will be elected by the people. because he
will come the nearest to filling their ideal OF
a Chief Magistrate. Electric Bitters has
been given the highest place, because nc
other medicine has so well filled the ideal OF
a perfect tonic and Alternative. The people
have Endorsed Electric Bitters and rely upon
this great remedy in all troubles of Liver
Stomach and Kidneys. For all Malarial
Fevers and diseases caused by Malarial Poi
sons, Electric Bitters cannot be too highly
recommended. Also cures Headache and
Constipation. Satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price soc and 81 at Mixers
Drup Store
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Useful Recipes

LOBSTER CRooUErrs.-To q can of pre-
served lobster, chopped fipe, add pepper, salt,
and powered mace. Mix with these one. fourth
as much tresi crumbs as you have meat,
work in two tsbi5spoonfuis of melted butter,
and make into esg-shaped rolls. Aoll these
in raw egg, then in cracker dust and fry in
butter or very sweet lard. Serve dry and
not with crosses or parsley laid around them.
If after esting the above you happen to be
troubled with indigestion take q dose OF
Steeles Little Bile Pills, which yon can buy
# J. NJ. Mixer ar c. B Murphy & Co, 70,
25 cents ner bottle
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Then he clasped her with emot on,
Drew the maiden to his breast,

The old, old tale,-you know the rest.
From his circled arms upspringng,
With tear she turned away,
And her voice with sorrow ringing,
II shall not see my bridal day"
This dramatic speech broke him up badly
but when she explained that her apprehen-
sions were founded on the fact of an Inherit
ed predisposition to consumption in her fam-
ly, he Gained her fears, bought bottle of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
her and she is now the incarnation of healtha
For all bronchial, throat, and lung affections,
it is potent remedy.
oct 23dTuE& W wnr
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N MC\\ would enjoy your dinner
SoS and are prevented by Dys-
pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
digestion, Flatu,ency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. 25 and 80 cents.
J. M Mixer. 1874 Water street. druggist.
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Soaec Directorg.

A UGUSTA LODGE No. 14i +. 4 A. NJ Special
"A Communication. Tuesday evening Oct is.
at 7.3o O'Clock. Work in Third Degree.
q. 9. HUNT, W. NJ.
MELVILLE SMITH Sec'y
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-25

The admirers Of Bobby" Burns and all
seotchmsn will be highly entertained to-
night. on the occasion OF the anniversary
celebration a. the Bridge Street House. la
addition to the programme published in u
recent issue of tne TELEGRAM ii REALD zoe
Clu0 las secured the services oi a number
OF the Rankin Concer, Compsny. X ..
Rankin, J. r. Harala anu Miss Maggie Ran
Kin vii contribute vocal music; Jim uiis
and Aksie ksnkin will dance ScO.eii dances
IN costume. which has not been witnessed
here for years. Aggie Rankin, though but
twelve years OF age, - tie holder OF the dIA
mOnt medal won by her in the contest Tor
the championship oil America IN Boston. on
August IS, 1857. she has entered sixty
seven contests and won sixIy four first pre-
miums, IN fact. hsr record as 8 Scotch
dancer has never been excelied in this
country. Jimmie IS also a holder vi several
first pnzes aud is Only ten years old. Thsy y
will dance the Highland Fling, sword
dance and other scotch dances. A cOrdi al
invitation Is extended to all Scotcnme II,
thelr friends. aud all other admire.s VI
Scotia's bonnie Dsrd, 10 join IN the ceiebr a
ton OF his birthday. which will De held st
tne Bridge Street House tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-25

An effort IS being made toerect a suitabl e
monument for the "Old Third" on the leld
OF Getty sbuTg, and q committee consisting
Of Messrs. Capt. B. G. Tracy. Col. +. 5
Pierce and Gen. (. e Smith mas bean sp-
pointed TO secure funds. They desire TO
raise about $500. besides that they get
from the state. The State Legislature APP
prOpriated $1,000 TO be divided among
some seventeen different Michigan regI
ments and commands that participated IN
the great engagement, the money 70 be
evenly divided that monument might be
erected to eacA one OF them. fne amount
that each regiment will receive is compare
lively small and will not cut much OF
figure when put into granite, and the
gallant Third are desiTous Of increasing the
sum at their disposal that something credit
able may De gotten up. The committee
have drafted circular letter addressed to
about thirty old residents who were here
hers when he Third took the field and
who did not go 10 the war themselves aud
Who can we'll afford to contribute literally
from their abundant means. appealing 10
them 10 swell tie monument funds now on
nand.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-25
OBITUARY.

A s4stsh Of sh< Life II the Late Ars
Eslayf@ Pratt.
By the death vi Mrs. k.myrs Psats, as
bnsdy 4en uossd N yestsrdzys issue, an
othsr 0ld pioneer a2s gone from this
s.r;n. ohs was born ia Peru. Clint0n
county. y, u. in 1893. sHd vita hsr hus-
esn1 Willard 5ibiey came 10 Grand Rapids
in 1854 They built aad lived in Ios but
saers nov stands ths wholesale grocery
house OF II. Leonard & Sons A fes years
afiefssrd they moved 70 = polnt near The
corner Of whAt - non AE. NsrnOn and
Alisn-sts. The land rss part Of The
treaty reservation sfterwsrd selected oy,
snc sold tor The benefit o. the Baptist
Missionary society, and vas therefore Eeld
as not sublect 10 pFe-emption claimants.
Mr.. ololey's family oontInsed 10 reside on
Lhe pfemIses-tnoush he moved from his
-shanty' TO larger and more comfortaole
Iranae mouse located very nearly where the
Brush factory now stands. nere he re-
sided until bis death. IA 1881.
Mr. Si0ley's occupation. after bis settle
ment on the West side, was that Of river
oostman, nrst managing a pole boat be-
tween the Rapids and the mouth OF Grand
River. As soon IS steamboats, appeared
upon The river, Mr.. Ssrity MAS placed In
eazrge ~ captain, and continued ia that
capacity until tziiing health compelled him
TO reilnGuisn It's iaoors and responsioiii-
ties. The only remaining members OF The
family we're the widow, now deceased, aud
daughter Mrs. A. Is. Turner, oil this
City.
little more than two years after the
death of tapt. -ibley, Mrs. clbiey mzTrlsd
Asa Pratt. another of the early settlers
here, weli known aud highly respected a. =
ntignoor and citizen. sac was Inemoer
of the I'D residents association aud the
funeral services will DC held this afternoon
from the late home corner OF sheldon and
Cherry-sts. under the auspices Of the ssso-
eiaIiOu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-25

TIE tsbogEsn slide al North kazxsgsa i
ssli PsLroalzsd-
A slaKs 5 nos running from Button
ana f0Fl Sherman = this city
d. h. Aoore. Of Srasd Rapids ~n q
guest al the Bradford Hotel yesterday.
Carrier O0y wanted 81 IELEsRAA HEzALD
ofloe al once 40 Western ave, Miller block
Mr. sad Ars. Clark Ford have gone to
Grand Rapids 70 spend lsw days visiting
friends.
Mr.. g. A. Hall, Of Grand Rapids, Is
VisitiEg TIE ismily Of b. \. Barnes, oi
M4lton-st.
The boys In No A Ell CINE house will De
ready 10 move into their new house about
t5s latter part OF the week.
Charles Z. Ellis. in ''Czspsr. the Yodier !"
vii De the next attraction al the opera
house next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Hofstra left this city
M9nday for Southern California. They
expsct 20 De gone about two or three moEtns-
The funeral of Mrs. Barnard h. Smith
will take place from J. q. Whsntings resi-
dence, No. 81 Weblser-ave.. this afternoon
al ? O'CLOCK.
The funeral OF Frank 81. Stoddard. son of
DR.. snd Mrs. J. l.. Stoddsrd, took place
from the family residence al 2 O'Clock yes
teTdsy afternoon.
The wrestling match between w. l..
Gibbs, the Kansas Demon, and Chas. Moth,
OF Milraukse Was the best match ever
witnessed in Muskegon.
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Nelson took
possession OF the grocery store OF Z. +.
Bechiel, on Apple-st.. on . chattel mortgage
held by A. Meigs & Co, of Grand Rsplas.
The mortgage Is In the sam OF s2s4.os.
The charity ball which was held in the
Clay avenue armory last evening wss large
ly attended. The hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and The opera
house orchestra furnished the music which
was most excellent. 1t was without doubt
the social event of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-25

The delegation OF Msn.sies business men.
loaded sy President Nlsksrn, riIl arrive ia
the city today to discuss the question OF
uniting thai city ana Grand Rapids by the
iron hors-. The Board cf Trade have sp-
pointed Nsssrs. i. u Gilbert julius H0use-
mar. John A Jov0ds. Henry spring and
Wm. "A. Powers - meet them and give
sheru s1eh iniormstion as Is needed. Tie
question : one a gresf importance. aad he
delegation should be giTsa warm wei
cnus
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-25

CrRrurr-In the mstIsr Of the assign men {
0f Klsss Nu.dsr. 0rier allowing sssigness
hasI account --Jeaa Dietrich sut Victor
Antonie Dietrich. Admitted 10 citizen
ship.
fkoasrx-Estate Of Lice J. Thomton et
g.. minors order appointing Elhu Wal
ling guardian -Esfste of Settie Brown
- A.. miners. Crsler appointing An hsrst
B Chs1sr Roaraisn- ---f.ssste Of Horace
Green. deceased. FEB = assigned for hesf-
ing sxecufer'x Easi scroun1-- t.stsse Of
fahn lashbraux stressei. ppIiten for
license e. sell resi estate nlef. Hearing
Fsh. "a E.sste of Sieerd de N res. de-
eessei. r-srniuis. aners warrant sud rs-
r.srt hisd order for payments 81 3ebfs.
P-fitipn ~ fc@use 90 eel rssi estate
Sled Hearing fsh. "A
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-25

The improvements msds by the West
Bridge street and Ailendale Gravel Road
Company on the road leading west of the
city will De much appreciated the coming
. ssOn by the farmers, aud will bring con-
siderable more people 70 Grand Rapids TO
trade. The company haye elected James ID.
Robinson, 4. W. otrahan and John Sehler
Directors. 10 succeed G. r. Anderson. c. g.
kefoham and ). Cool, who have sold their
stock. The new toll house IS nearly COM
plsteu. jast west OF the city limits, aud the
turnpike Is in excellent trim.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-25

Mr.. A. NJ. Tate. of Msckinaw, has been
suffering with a tape worm for the past
seven years. Saturday he came to this
city. and yesterday was made happy by
being relieved from his forty-foot COM
panion, aud seeing him preserved in alcohol
placed III a nicely stoppered bottle under
the careful skill of DIR. ". Ii. Ross.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-25

focsy . tns day for ths boldLag ef
ne Republican Congressional eoasss-
tion IA tns Elsssnfh DlstrieE TIE ssns
q 10 k~P1bilass losaisss nsy % d.
eldsd today, but tie ssms of tie sac
csssfzi sszdialats ior slscti0B wlll act %
dsssGisd before 81. Yslsntlnss iss, 10
l1Attsr h0w eon1lsnI tie Kspa6lieans
1sy pfsfsss - ns.