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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-18
SYrI,n of EiTS.

Is Natures own true lax tive.
1t is the most easily taken, and the
most effective remedy known to
Cleanse the System when Bilious
or Costive; to dispcl Headaches,
Cold, and Fevers; to Cure Habitual
Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the Califor-
mia Fig Syrup Company, San
Francisco, Cal.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-18
Sellers Liver Pills.

Act Directly OH the Liver.
CURES CnILLs AND FEVER, DYSPEPSIA,
SICK HEADACHE, BILIOUS Collie, CoNsTIpA-
TIoN, RHEUMATISM, PILES, PALpIrA TIoN
OF THE HEART, DIZZINESS, TORPID LIVER,
COATED TONGUE, SLEEPLEssNEss, AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND STOMACH. II
you do not "feel very well" q single pill at
: bedtime stimulates the stomach, restores
the appetite, imparts vigor to the system.
They cure all diseases like magic. Get
a the right kind. SELLERS LIVER PILLS.
: Sold by druggists. Send for circular.
SELLERS MEDICINE CO., Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-18
Removal.

Eisele & McLain have removed
their Marble Works into the
Gimble Block, room lately occupied
by Red Flag Store. Having, now,
more commodious rooms and work
shop they are prepared to give
prompt attention to all orders for
work in their line, and guarantee
satisfaction, both in styles and
prices,
EIsELE Il McLAyN.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-18
Fashionable Dressmaking.

Miss l.. b. Collision has opened a
Fashionable Dressmaking Es-
tablishment on Main street, one
door west of the Misses Kessler's
Millinery Store. She will also
teach Tailor's System of cutting.
Those wishing to learn please call
at shop for particulars.
i. B. COLLISION.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-18
For Sale.

A neat, now and substantial cot
tage dwelling of five rooms, well
finished. In desirable part of town.
Good out buildings. Call at this
Office.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-18

Frederick Pfer, whose place of residence Is
unknown, late OF the State of Kansas, VIII
1857 Hcbecca j, l'iter filed her petition for di-
vorce IN Hooking County, Ohio, Court ofC ON
mon Pleas against said Frcdcricll nfer nllog-
ing that said Frederick Plfcr has been for
more than three years last past wllfully ah-
sent from the said Rcbecca Pfer. The prayer
of said petition Is for divorce from snld fred-
crlck pitnrnnd for reasonable nllmOny
Said Frederick piier Is required 10 answer
the petition Of plainlin NOT micr than six
weeks ftom January list lSsS, thc first publi-
cation of This notice.
Jan. Il, lsSS.
REBEccA j. PIFER,
WEIGHTS BuERHAus, Altys.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-18

--Waner & Holl Will set q nice
lunch this evening at 8 o'clock.
The greatest variety of linen
handkerchief at Chas Roses.
All dental work of best quality,
skill and finish by DR.. Raney.
"A great arrival of childrens
waists only 25c at Chas Roses.
-Cotlees, sugars, teas, and spices
good and cheap at Waner e. Hollis.
1t is certainly wonderful the
styles of hats shown at Chas Roses.
If you want good fitting suit
we'll trimmed. Why call at Chas
Roses.
If you want to purchase nice
spring neck-wear, call at Chas
Roses.
The best strengthening Tonic
or Blood Purifier is Cochran's Coca
Tonic. 1910
Finest assortment of Groceries
in town at Waner & Hollis, Keller
building.
ALL the delicacies of the free
lunch counter at Waner & Hollis
tonight.
Fresh Oysters either by the
can or dish, stewed fried or raw at
Geiger's.
Save your health by having
your teeth cared for in time. Call
on DR.. Raney.
If you want to make your Sc
lection of fine spring underwear,
call ut Chas Roses.
--Waner & Holl will set a free
lunch at their place of business to-
night at o'clock.
w. r. Barnes, celebrated brand
Big Gun Select Oysters, in bulk or
can at Slisher's.
Fresh beer always on tap at
the Sample Room of F. G. Geiger.
Call and test it.
Don't fail to come and get q
piece of the elegant Roast Beef at
Slisher's. tonight.
All kinds of Beer, Milwaukee,
Cincinnati and Columbus, always
on hand at Slisher's.
New stock of watches, clocks
and jewelry Of the best make and
quality at Weiland's.
For the renting of dwelling
houses, store and Office rooms call
on Ferdinand L. Rempel.
Use McLaughlin's Compound
Syrup of Tar for coughs and colds.
Best remedy in the world.
-Waner & Holl have opened u
full line of fine Family Groceries
at the old Jacob Keller stand.
Watches, clocks, and jewelry
neatly and skillfully repaired at
Weiland's and at lowest prices.
The celebrated w. III. Thomas
& Co.'S. hand made Sour Mash
Whisky for sale by Slisher, Sole
Agent.
Don't forget when in town and
in need of Dental work, to call on
DR.. Raney, Office over Rochester's
Store.
Bring your eggs, butter, and
chickens to the best market at
Waner & Hollis, in the Keller
building.
Use McLaughlin's Magic cure
for pains, the best Pain Killer in
the world. Buy it. Try it and be
convinced.
Go to Geiger's for Cream and
Limburg cheese, crackers and
lunch, Main ST., one door east of
Furnace store.
p. G. Geiger at the old stand of
VIM. Waner is constantly supplied
with full line ofliquors and wines
of the best quality.
All kinds of fancy drinks, SER
we'd in the latest styles by John
Slisher, the most gentlemanly bar
keeper in the city.
The Rink will be open for ska
ters every Wednesday and Satur-
day evening. Come and have u
good time, everybody. tt
Eos nervousness, headache,
weak stomach, dyspepsia, lost APP
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-18
Married.

Feb. Goth. by Rev. ID. G. Thomas
Mr.. Charles Blosser and Miss Rosa
Nye, both of Carbon Hill.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-02-18

MOnuay.
MIR. 10 Halter was in Lancaster
Saturday.
Common Pleas Court convenes
on Monday.
MIR. Riley, of Columbus, was in
Logan last week.
"On the Sahara" at the Opera
House tonight.
". c. Lowry was in Colum.
bus on Thursday.
Emmett Kreider was in Green
dale Wednesday.
Mr.. w. Devoss, Of Greenfield, is
in Logan this week.
MIR. Jo. Krieg will be candi-
date for depot police.
Louis Bauman, of Lancaster
was in Logan Monday.
Geo. Frasch, of Corning, was in
Logan over Sunday.
The Mayor has issued his proc
lamation to clean up.
Nellie Free in "On The Sahara"
at the Opera House tonight.
-Robt. Stalter, of Straitsville,
was in the city on Thursday.
The old sign of the Rempel
House has been taken down.
Will Keynes and Frank Mar
tin were in Macarthur Sunday.
The brick has been received
for Sho6well's new livery stable.
Ct. G. Morehead, of GAINESVILLE,
was in the city Thursday night.
Charley Larimer, of Flood
wood, spent Sunday at this place.
The Opera House at New
Straitsvi'le will be enlarged soon.
A. V. Crawford visited at
Pleasantville, Fairfield county last
week.
The measles are quite preva-
lent among the children of this
place.
Culver Baker has secured n po-
sition in Il queensware store in Col
umbus.
Ed Pleukharp of Cedar Grove
has been granted an increase of
pension.
Miss Hattie Houston has re-
turned from three weeks visit in
Corning.
-Wuner e Ioll have greatly
improved their business place by a
new front.
Mrs. A. IT. Brooke returned on
Monday from visit 10 friends in
Lancaster.
1t is rumored that Joe McCul-
lom died in a hospital in Cincinnati
few days ago.
Mr.. Jake Keller, who has been
suffering from rheumatism, is able
to be out again.
John Ucker's meat store has
had new front put in and the
room neatly papered.
The boys have commenced
playing marbles, sure indication
of approaching spring.
Maynard Pond has been grant
ed pension of $500 a month, with
a handsome arrearage.
james Carr, of Nelsonville,
was in town Saturday and paid the
DEMOCRAT pleasant visit.
Miss Maggie Case has been re-
appointed collector of tolls on the
Hooking Canal at this place.
j. ID. McLain, the artist, has
placed neat and snowy advertis-
ment in the Rempel House.
j. A. McClelland and James
Weaver, of South Perry were bust
ness visitors at Logan on Tuesday.
This section Of the country was
visited by IL thunder storm on Sun
day evening last, the first of the
season.
Our Fair occurs Oct. 8, 4, 5, and
9Th next. Now is the time to de-
termine what you will exhibit and
prepare for it.
The announcement of the races
and amount of premiums in each
will be announced in due form soon
by our Fair people.
The express office is to be NOV
cd to the room formerly occupied
by the Raccoon Coal Co., ut the
head of Main street.
-Chas. Rose will have, when
complsted, one of the most elegant
store fronts in the city. 1t is to he
black finished in gilt.
There will be services at the
Presbyterian church every even
ing the coming week. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
Col. Rempel has had his pen
sion increased from fifteen to thir-
ty dollars per month, the regular
ro Ia nf n Tinntnnaut CoInnaI
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
ToWN TOPICS.

Dr. n s. Lsl24gsf lzs opened a. ofics
Al - l4aal 81.
a. tas ass Methodist nlzislen - -
n taeir Fa s..s ll1ag
Ihs sals lf 3s1eD H.cnfsfs lss heEss
h4fs rsac4sl re as1e4G story
The xs n.aef sssrY sunday evening <
Asrsaiisr. commencing t4aLslr
TIE aaltnaEl f3r tas EarssTs sessr las
bssa % 10 fsssDh 1zsns ior 3 ao5 I'd
A sanz 81 Iea are ser4las d. gaaF mak-
Ind rspas zld lefalLsLs gn 80 Lyon IS.
csnls ralE Esg
6asisi =. + Al.3srs snt lstls +. Joha-
aca II laia lltT aeEa llAlrs.1 ~ llss-ls
Wsriiall asl aizht
Better fssglts are lbtasusd rom adfsrtls-
Ing ID ne LzLa.s sss- u szAl.1 saal az otl-
- arsnd A4pl1a .fgef
Dsfk sns.l ceni I-leurei . s4it ia lAs ksnl
tifclir fe1lsria5 asallst H. r. Escs. ~
saiafes IsCLalie's len.
Hon. 3 Weaver of Iasa. ai.l speak
ca Ebs % illa. issues sf lhs day a. Hart
naa Aa-i wednesday sgsa-az.
The meeting ~ Republican Cl10s shich
.as 10 haze lesa aeld "a thursday ~fsa-
ils sas sesa posl fe1sd ln.- saturday
sFeul4s
rhsrs ~ "a nesting or the Bslknap
Marching l.lD sdnssslaY sFsn.uE a. y
o'clock "a .ls isct4rs room AZ ria l-aaan .
hAlL entrances on Iona So.
soms ~ A.sa Helen p. Ha8sys sais.
eolors So be- on sEniDtlon and ior sac .
tas tsn10las 8n Saturday sspismos oss ~
rom ~ . m. % ID ,. M. Al Interested q
ar srs iaFirsd lo atsnd IS he1y 8 a.
srlias -slI Gaosn 10 Detroit and Asu YORK
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
PHOTOGRAPHER WYKES.

His Display Withdrawn From Composition
At the Eair---No Judges to Decide.
Nearly everyone' visiting the Fair after
Thursday were surprised to see that class
card taken of from all of Mr.W. Wykes' col
lection Of photographs, and in the place
notice that the collection was on exhibit
only and that il was not com peting for
premiums. Everybod about Grand
Rapids knows that Mr.. Wykes has for
years been the leading photographer of
Western Michigan, and that ne has always
taken first preniu m in every class where
his work was entered. For these reasons
il was cause for general surprise
when it became noised about that hfs work
had been Withdrawn from competition for
premiums. Relative to this matter Mr..
Robert Wilson, Mr.. Wykes' efficient opera
tor said that it had always been the custo IN
for the Directors of the Fair Association to
appoint judges in their department the
same as in any other. but that this year, for
some reason or other, none were appointed,
and an attempt was made by Mr.. Hamil ton
and others 70 have each competitor appoint
judge and thus get decision. "Of course
We could not be satisfied with such an
arrangement" SAID Mr.. Wilson, and as the
easiest way out OF the difficulty Mr.. Wykes
decided to withdraw his whole exhibit
which he did before any decisions we're
made. What We desired vas for disintsr-
estsd parties or the Association TO appoint
the judges. who would be disinterested in
the matter, and under no obligation TO any
exhibitor With such an arrangement, and
the judges impartial and properly ap-
pointed, We would have been perfectly sat
isfied and glad to have our work remain in
composition, and because OF no fair method
of rendering such decision we preferred
10 simply show our work and let the people
be the judges
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
FAIR ECHOES.


Tbs u2EssF - b.as eAras tscksi h - D.
n. hAmlsoas sIslois q PnoiozraPhs snc
Photographers - tks Fair gFoa1as oB krl-
1ss ~zs pr0es5-y LITTLE saFprs-ns. even
% Af hz4llon Elals<-L ia conEsEss
lien Yesterday Nr. Hz4ilgoa s4id th.t TO
years ago "a sxhislg a. ths " est b lch ksn
ar coIssls1 " one ezse 0f c40llsg photo
zlsF1s sn1E1 although s1osllg talriy god
9grG, sss q 49, az ex4lelE ~ al
LT4CL M4-a SftsltlJl. Last year ny al
llslL ~ss i.rgef lhas Us year osfors, AID
ss Ffogisss = Ons u my m0ltoss. / decided
- conti41e ~ do oslLeF sZd uOl Only pcs
al sxaInt eQt tlsrs -1ie1 would os better
lhzn lhs One 0f a year ago. but also would
discount sny othsr sx1l0ll lhsg vas
gsn Fair To sIplsiR 70 you how
vel 1 succeeded. l would sAy that
TOOK nrst premium ia every class IN -nlch
l Vas entered lie Judges thls year we're
msn competent TO estlmats tns merits Of
TIE sOTs OF tie ki1d tney were 10 pass de
cisiOns over and we're nOt decided before
hand ia iav0r OF any one person. because be
lad always made al exhibit and tnus
helped make The Association. or because
some one man had always tsken nrst pre-
MUM be should have nrst premium al
WAYS Ths was lair for every body. and
vas satisfactory 70 Mr.. Nykes until his son
called bis attention 10 some new work Of
mine, With which be knew his wofk-the
same shown for many years-couid not
cOmpste- OF course, the judges performed
their work according 70 Instructions from
Mr.. Ramsdeli, passed their decisions on the
merits OF the photos, and gave me trst In
everything" The exhibit as every visitor
to the Fair very well knows,uas . very tns
one, and well calculated 70 attract attention
a. an exposition Of art in the county,
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Mss George 0rcum IS very = with
naiarlAL lever.
Ars. sarah Wood VII lsaEs for Chicago
Oh iasstaY aext.
Mss Florsnes Tea hss returned from her
irE to Asn YORK.
Rev n Aieksntfsld Of Holland, Mich.
vas IN tns cllY yesterday.
C1arlss LYaea. the ssli known Detroit
tailor. - Ia ne city stopping a. the Moston.
CAas. Clark. formerly with Eaton Lyon
a Allen. Who nas been % 10 Vest for ia
pasg year ass rsturasd 90 tais city.
Mss MAJ Allan teacher OF music in the
Vets Academy Detroit IS spending a few
days ~ith Der Friend, Mss AnnA 7. Dann.
ste0hsn WhlnsfY. Who has been clsrkiny
a. o. Il Peun8cks drug 5fore on West
Fnifon-sL. for seF-ral montas pssr. leaves
Tuesday morning Tor Ann Aroor where be
VII comDlste rs course ~ the medical
department
Professor MoselY arrived in the city yes
ssraay from Chicago Ensrs be has been
for the past month. Hsril deliver - the
Kent Scientific Institute The specimens Of
birds for wnich he made contract before
leaving FOR the Falilpla- Islands. Professor
Aose.y 5 ths guest Of George ID. oOnes, OF
L63 LgOu-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
RELIeTous SUNDAY SERVICES

smith Memorial Con nzrsgstionsl-Corne er
of Neslthy-sv- and Finaey-st Rev. II.
A. NclatVrs. raster Services morning
srd evening - usual. conducted hy Il.
pastar. SnassT Scaool a. noon. Young
Peoples msefinx a. $50.
Grxce Church Corner e Cherry aud Ia
favsi1e Ths Rev Dr. Knapp vi pTssch
in he morning. Subject. Not Asaamsi
OF tie Gospel In TIE evening. "Ths
cross Of Christ."
Pusfc services riil Ne held st D n. ~
fha Ns~ and Latter Hsuse Of Israel a. fol
Canal g. Subiscf. The Common saliva
ion ard Psrf.cron
seventh psy Advsntist Csmpusetinr-
Sharrnsu-st. o. Reeds lake Motor liz.
Prsscsiag t1dsT a. io-s0 =. n. I'D 2. r.
sud 81 .. N. Tse puoilc srs invited %
attend.
81 4srks ehurch-D visis7-st. bad 81
Pssri Rev CsupbeH Ftr. ID o.. Rector
I'D a a sunday school Sd q n. men =
R aie elssx. ii a n. morning prayer sad
s-~uon sy Rsv Campbei Fair. .. D.
ofFs~suss s1r tae Esiscops. sss-ss1e1t 2.
m. school Csuai and Tsir--sts SSo .. ~.
ST. Marx : afrsrrcca Snndsy schsoi. ais ..
m. servios and sernan n FAR tsroaaas
s~saol hssusa. Mssisnu svs S0ush 81
Hsil-st. - Esv. Csmpsell Fsir 2. p. 80
3 n evening" prsysr ssa ssrnoa ~ Rsv
Cansssl Far. p. ?. ofsrings for fhe
caurca.
f7nfv--zzlist-Frv Charis- Fluhr.r
psstsr. Nssrning ssejects Isdirsct Essulss :
sunday srseoi a = n No svsnisg
servars
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
FAReO WELL.
The Local Agent for the Domestic Well
Pleased Win His success at the Fair.

The Local Agent for the Domestic Well
Pleased Win His success at the Fair
Probably none of the exhibitors at the
West Michigan Fair have come away with
better reason TO be satisfied than has II. j..
w. CampmAn, proprietor Of the local
agency for the world renowned Domestic
Sewing Machine Co. The Domestic SEWN &
Machine, as mentioned before, had two
exhibits on the ground. One in Art Hall
for the display OF art needle work, all
worked on the Domestic Machine. and the
other IN Manufacturers Hall for the dis
play of the various kinds and styles OF
machines made aud sold by this company.
Their space in Manufacturers Hall was
the centre of attraction during all the
hours of each day for the people who have
visited the Fair have learned that the Do
mestics show like the machines that per-
form the work. is always the best. The
space in Art Hall was always surrounded
by host of interested ladies'. who must
visit both places and then went away sing
ing the praise of the Domestic. Mr.. Camp
man says ne is fully satisfied with the mum
Der of orders taken last week, and thinks
the people cannot but admit that the Do
mestic this year, like all other years, leads
the van. Parties intending purchasing q
sewing machine will do well to call on II
j. w. Campman, 90 Monroe-st.. up stairs
and examine this machine. for there is no
better one made.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
sELKNAP VETERANS CLUB.
The Organization Made Last Evening
Resolutions OF Condoiencs-

The Organization Made Last Evening
Resolutions OF Condolences
The old veterans of Grand Rapids met in
the lecture room at Hartmans Hall last
evening and organized the Veteran Belk-
nap Club Of the Fifth District"
Captain Gavitt was made Chairman and
L. Rice, Secretary. The roll was then
signed by ls7 veteran, OF the late war. The
following officers were then elected: Prssi-
dent. Capt Nm. Gsvitt, co-Presidents,
B. G. Tracy. Col Samuel Wells aud ia mes
Rice. Secretary, Eoer Rice, Treasurer. Don
J. Lsathers. Executive Committee. A.
N.stsnbIOOx Cornelius Tanner, 5andford
Lyon. Col P. L. For, F. ". Peck.
Military Organization. Capt. X. W. Hurl-
burt. First Lieutenant B. q. Tracy: Second
Lisutsusnt. George Cook; Bugler, E. A
Robbins
A few remarks were made by Capt. @. E.
Bslknsp, Col Samuel Wells and others.
The next meeting will be held Thursday
night in Lucss Hall.
The following resolutions we're adopted
WHxREAs. Iehas pleased Almighty God in
His infinite wisdom TO take from our midst
our esteemed and much beloved comrade
and fsllow soldier. Major Amssa b. Watson.
We cannot but unite IN mourning bis loss,
and tsssifyinz that no man in this city or
state had greater number oftrieuds. or Who
showed bis sssings upon all With . more
liberal hand. and waO was ever ready with
his wise counsel to assist ebe distressed in
their hours Of trial. We loved him. We
mourn for him, aud shall miss him.
Thsrsf0rs be It
Rssairsd. That We tender 70 bis beresved
wife aud lsmiiy our most sincere sympathy
in this their great sorrow.
R-rr1rsT That a ~onv n tNeaa
be presented 20 ais 5srsny.d wife and
fsmily. and farnishsa the daily psDsrs for
publication. SSsukL Wills,
FREs KfCE
CHks r. BEIKNAP
J. y. GIvEN.
Wv. A. GAvErT,
Com mmittse
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

rhsrs we're six 5ranks IN the Police Court
rssfersr
1anss nrv3 vas sent 90 All yesterday
tsr being scrferlr rerscu.
~ - ssvs l,r ressAng v'fhout fcenss
trehsa "a tf ssev VA nel 1rinx Esisxv
. t-e -rrt tsrsa mrsths Re ~ss tired
ir - 0rui- Cou-f yesterday sn6 sent %
DETROIT rr thrss nortns foF ,einz iisor-
aer'r rer-nr.
srrhan a ncuxIss wss ssnt over on
the lr.s1S r@sf=rdsv frr rv-ntY days far
80 fssrrssrfv re vas fnsf s. ard
e~srs rhis VS. nolz - sec0na 0fenss
s,tafr ~ 1svs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
TAxPAYER's MUST ANTE


a Big Budget Amounting 20 s75o.OOO 90
De Collected This Fall.
The city of Grand Rapids viii be called
. upon this year ~ pay taxes 70 the amount
o. about 500 COO. Of this amount about
$50 0o0 are for city purposes, $50 80 tor
ths &C. ool board. and the remainder FOR
county aud State purposes. The total
sssessed valuation OF the city s so. $50 AZ,
and under he charter one and 0ne-half per
cent. Of this OF 500 707. - al that can De
raised BY TAX Or city expenses The excess
over this going 20 make up ihs $40, 0OO con-
sis1s OF SIS 0oO interest on bends One itsm
which partially accounts for this immense
sam q 81. coo for furniture for toe City
Hal. Bonds were vOted under tas old
eaartsr 20 meet this but some delay occurred
ia issuinx them. aud IN the meantime the
new charter took effect nulhiying the
previous sction % the Council. As the
totsl amount raised lsst year for city pur-
poses -ts only SIS 030 O6. 10 viii be seen
that taxpayers this Fall vii have 10 90
down into their pockets deeper than ever
hafora
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Charity " Dexter. through her attorney,
r <. Carpenter. bss commenced : divorcs
suit .gsinst her husband, Jay Dexter. in
ths Circuit Court. Ms Dexter SAYS a her
bill Of complaint thst her husband e very
abusive and csis her very bsd names. and
has con .iuued his togss until she = sex.
Al injunction wss sued restraining Mr..
Dexter rom going 80 ths house ia the
f1tu~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Next SATURDAY will bs Republican day in
Grand Bspies. Governor Luce vii arrive
on The noon train over ibs Michigan Cen
trsl and vll rsmsin over sunday. satgr-
day evening ae Eili speak In Hartman 3
HslL and viii doubtless have a very lsrgs
ssdiencs.
The marching clubs vii al turn out. and
q torch right procession wiu os given Satur-
dav evening
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Emery's market. % Lyon-st.. has been
rehtted and newly stocked with new pack
ing of canned and bottled fish, sauces, cat
sups, pickles. etc. We receive the coming
week regular shipments OF game from Min.
nssots. Our oysters are the well known
York river brand. packed only at Baltimore.
We carry . fine assortment OF sea and lake
FISH. We are down town but still with you
at 20 Lyon-st.. Emery's Fish Market.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

The ability 0ftns street Railway Company
10 meet smsrgsncies snd handle crowd
was sdm.rs0ly demonstrated during lAst
weeks PAR. The number Of people. hich
depended uoon ths company vas unprece-
dsnied in umrnsisF. nut 40 skiilfully wsre
ths cars handled that a. comsrs we're
promptly and comfortably accommodated.
Executise ability % = high order was
needed Tor the occasion "A vel E an
simple supply of ears, and neither was
Iarkfnr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

TIE travelling men Of ths citv srs -
aussted 10 meet a. IA Nortsn House today
.t1o o'ciock. 20 view IN = body tas remains
.f ne sfe Ns.or Ws.son.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Iss Cirkins who vas arrested sometime
for e.isg disorlsrly person, 81 being a
xanbier. wss trisd il The Foics Court vss-
tsrisv ard found nos guilty By Judge
Holmes He ras discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

ID. ID. Mason. formerly with Allen Durfee
has opened very neat anu well stoke q
undertaking paflOrs. at "a South Division
81, in the Fletcher block. where he will De
a. all hours ready 10 assist any Of his
friends who may De in need Of his services
Telephone No. .OuZ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23
Tho Morrls fSed Lounga

Attracted much attention at the Fair last
week as it was exhibited in the Fair in
Manufacturers Hall by Frank E. Norris,
the patentee. Mr.. Morris has been making
tnese lounges only about three mon tbs, is
already overrun with orders and claims to
have the best bed lounge made in the
country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Yea 81 ssy - a. every 5esy must say -
wAo salt oan q - oa oystszs that
04r lora rissF eTan1 eEs tas lsfge< sa1
osss > ed cas- q bSll0oEs pscs of eysters
ossps. a. susn xs01s Ei8s goods fof
good folks - sat Try tAsA. kMsEy a
fsh MAIket, - Ly0n -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-23

Ths Sertsn.ser tsrm of he Kent CiTcu e
Csurt - crrnnence tomorrow morning.
.ad the eai 81 ths calendar 80 aeg a. lo
e'cicex rae iurv EiA report Tuesday
uao~n ~ a. Q o' cl1cx