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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18
The Europcan y.heat crop.

The new wheat crop of Great Britain
and Ireland j. reported as exceedingly un-
satisfactory as TO milling qualities AZ well
as 10 its weight and yield Even the an,
expected increase in acreage does not com
pensatc for the loss in yield per acre, In
stead of the magnificent Weld of last year
of nearly 81 bushels per acre and q pro
duet Of over 10000, 600 according TO tho
government report for September. tho
probabilities at the highest point To an
average OF % bushels 10 ihe aero. orabouf
81 ,2J0 600 for Inc United Kingdom from
which o liberal deduction mast be made
for seed and understandable leaving
about 90 600 GOO for consumption. Tie
requirement. before another harvest. il Is
thought are likely 20 reach am equivalent
Of 100 600, eco bushels i'm wheat and flour
France the largest wheat producer In
Europe. has foI several months had before
her the unpleasant prospect of wheat
crop which would combine lichtncss of
weight with great deficiency in bulk. and
rs far as the results iu tho different de
partments have been obtained this view
has been realized and Is likely 10 boz iu.
tensiied 10y fuller Information As OBJ
tanned from the trade estimates by tho
same authority, tine probabley ield iss stated
~ not less than 2fl $40 900 bushels, and
the imports not more than II $40 600. In
Hungary the deficiency iu production. com
pared with last year, is stated 20 1852 600
bushels. In Germany decrease o. 10 pof
cent is expected According 90 the 0ficill
report OF Aug 81 the yield Of wheat iu
European Russia was satisfactory, Or 40
east al average one.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

There was q time in the history OF this
country when one manor woman either
could write to another one. mail the letter
without postage, and thus compel the re-
ceiyer - pay the postage. The man who
used 10 indulge in that sort OF fun isn't dead,
as you nay have supposed. He IS living.
He can't send you letter, but he can send
you newspaper without marking the article
In which you arc interested, SO that YOU
waste ar hour OF your valuable time in look
ing up something which you suppose is there.
That is what makes you whistle johnny,
Get Your Gun. Chicago Mail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

Governor Gordon of Georgia does not
believe that the yreturn of the Republi
can party to power in this era of pros
perity and peace means and can mean
the enactment of force bills and the en-
slavement of the States" This does not
sound much like the talk of the defeated
candidates OF the Republicans of Beau
fort county, South Carolina. They were
beaten by union ticket of the colored
people and Democrats, but determined TO
make an effort to have their candidates
counted in as soon as the result OF the
presidential election known. And one
swore that the town would be red with
gore II the Republicans were not couEted
In.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18
The Origin of Names.

Many explanations have been given
of the origin of the present ugly name
of Rotten Row, " the fashionable drive
i'll Hyde park, but this is the most
likely one: it was once the Route dc
Roi. SO of Charing Cross, where q
fine monument stands with too little
space about it to see it to advantage. II
was erected so it is said, to Queen
Eleanor, and she was known as Cherc
Reine-hence Charing Cross. IN. p
ia Home Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

The dowager Empress Victoria of Ger
many is at Windsor with her mother.
Her life, since thirty years ago she
welded Prince Frederick, has been dra-
matte The Austro-P russisn war, the
Franco -Prussisn wa, and the accession
and death Of her husband were great
events for one lifetime.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18
The grand and united order OF pensio

The grand and united order OF pension
grabbers are preparing for pirstical
raid on the surplus and they will be as
sisted by the monopolists who want TO-
waste The surplus revenue in order to re-
move one Of the reasons for reducing the
taxes
This is the first point at which the new
President will have occasion 10 show his
nerve.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18
rh.t r,mor. co. rrn,L

The last vestigo OF the famous cal'ie
trail from Texas 70 Che north will soon
become thing ii The past. This trail
va 600 miles long end one mile vide.
and when the original a.ryey of Col0rado'
wee made this D.rip wcl lct Tor tho use OF
the cattlemen Hundrcl1 of thousands
Of cattle have been driven along The trail.
but the railroads hayeleD4cred 10 useless.
and il is nov - b. thrown 9D-l ~ ,s.t.e-
Ment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

That lunatic lover of Mary Anderson's
would be a good little ad. in other hands,
but Mary is TOO good-hearted a woman
not to feel mortified at such story. and
1t Is to be hoped that the poor mad lover
will be taken in medical care until he is
cured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

Judged by the statements OF their
highest officials the Knights of Labor are
in the last ditch, and the ditch seems TO
be deep and broad and altogether un.
pleasant The forces that Powderly de-
clared, couple of years ago, would rule
the industrial world, are disiniegrsted,
and not through the effort of capital,
except such as has been contributed by
the Knights thelnselves.-N. \. Times.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

PIE Tygokraohlezl Ia.eB IA s-ss
thlnx ys.1sr1sy ~ sifnaTss t-o12 t-s
.0eal Csatrsl Labor Cnian As - e
infsrrsd frsm 10 rssoi 1lioas sA1en '4sy
aioptsd, sad 4h.en are E1g--als1 -
or locsl e0luuas 6s1sy. oas cf f1e
.aasss snien 81 fo laslr -ltL4raNsl Has
sscrsg ssyeost iasfszssd ssz'lss tas
I 81 aasaA = Il 1aALD sons 81 - s.g1t
alo1ths sgo lie managers q tl-s EsEss
.srs s~sFs u fhs bogestt, sassmuea -
soas words pssssd bsts ssn t1s 49, ssg-
tang manage al els z. II. GlLE. 80
a. inzs tine tnrsats1sd fhs pager. i Hs
INSISTED apoa charging tas Cen'fai Laser
ni0a price zhlca - sad szs L7s
cents psF ne uers tbsa alT other
papers % shs city @ers l9ag t1s s-rz
Coz. 0lF ~hicL sss ~ uors llsa ether
advertisers have pad - fof sIeli.sr mat
tsr.
Labor UlIols srs supposed ~ BE- oF-
zsllzsd toE ths pufposs ~ s.sFatieg uo-
9sly lEe coalition. bas ths pfise x ia5cr.
and there IS ~ mors poasrial uul9u ia
existence than tue Iypograph.ezi Union ,
no 0lcer union has 81 successfully die
tatsd tns price u their labor % al em-
pl0yers ss tb.s one. sa1 Sc ~ mast sls9 saY
lhsfs .s 90 other aBioa walea Is organ
.zsd on more soan1 business principles.
aOr say other Ia whom Ihs employer
usually meets With 81 much reason a4I
good adsnscI Hsacs ~ ssy ths
typographical Uoioa d.d aiss tang L.
aiihdrswiDg from the local Central Lab r
Union because they could IA a85rd to
slsnd 10 tie position of trying 10 reduce,
by boycott. the price Of the commodity
which furnishes them their daily bread.
The sans priucipls VII. * course. spply
10 ali unions and union seu. but IN this
case tho printers were particularly ar
fsctsd
The charge q political ehlcanery en-
bodied ia the resolutions ot The Typo
graphical Union against ths Central
Labor Union. Il slsJ well fOundsd, as Is
shoxn 0y the attempt o, some Of the
delegates 20 endorse or recommend one
or two OF their number as candidates for
tho State Legislature. No union can
shord 10 meddls Ia any way with pol
itlcs. Every union in the city. most GER
,Ainly those which are branches Of an
International union, can better sa0rd to
sever entirely their connection with the
Central Labor Union, rather than en-
dorss any man, bs he Republican or
Democrat. for any political Office.
lhs man GILL. whO 10, or Sas, score
tsry OF ths Cigar Makers UniOu, IS 4
man Of pronounced Auarehistio utter
snces. sad ali such are dangerous men
for Legisl ators. All labor unions should
beware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

s-tss.ss fst fl.sasts f1sa-a-
CEDsR SrgfNGs Oc. l7-"FOr Congress
C. Z. BslkoAp." Is N lettering on new
stresmsr ~hicn aosts fr0m the hag-st&d on
Martins Hall Tue village IS now pretty
we'll decorated with BelknAp banners.
A the beginning OF the campaign a
certain cedar springs hrm laid IN quite a
stock 0f chIldren's campaign caps. ha of
them were Harrison and Morton. and half
we're Cleveland and Thurman. The Har-
risOn and Norton stock Is al gone. while
nearly the whole Of the Cleveland aud
Thurman remain unsOlc.-Ihere wil De
a Republican meeting A. SO,on Centre FRI
dsy evening October "a addressed by g.
Wsssehus. Esq.. and Farmer ". 4. Adams,
OF Grand Eapids.-A Democratic rally
bad been advertised 20 oe held at the SoiOn
Centre school house last Monday night.
Two speakers from Grand Rapids and
three Democrats from this place went out
and found only three persons 20 rally.
After waiting Tor SOM time and no ons
Else appearing. they hdjourued tle rally
indehnitely.-Ihs Lyceum has been re-
or ganiEe and will have igs next ting
on Mon dsy evening. October Z2.--lsiiey
Smith has sold hrs tine farm east Of town.
% George l.. Ellis. who recently came here
from Kansas. Mr.. smith j. one OF the old
sst settlers in Northern Kent. RE settled
on his farm thirty-s0u wears ago. when all
was wilderness n "a ese parts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

4 btLlkfk HANEIoLDNo kEsUak kfHAT
e&n se-i ye4 -. 80 s4s , co~l aLa hal
sate o. 1tclt1ig rasmslfs 8 p Prov felm
o los eit Dlf opp ru els hot.l
LOR SALT ELFeANF EloBT ROOM
house " llo.lrrl 8llailec-.re, EllIbed fsI
sL-1 90 ttil-f lol -e4l-s d. situate y "a p o. e
n-inries Va q. taerrl ~ Lac psym fs easg
Ln4lire of Z 3 Sey uoaf ClaneId1a iia.e Is
TOR SkLk- LARrE R0UsF AND LOT UN
i the Nil for s., 90 aso hsfis1 snd .oi % Car
reF q tor sl.esfs alsD hoses o. one iCl 90 -.
,o4lrso .fe ~ sl.s-o-a 49, rtoasrts To- feat-
ING A. .-e ao0Fs a. chrst tae@p .o-s iu the
sth ward p G. Olco.t Age-t - Csl4let roon
4 ~
lUk SALE-AsGOSF WANTING HOWE ~
4 TIC eastern pau oi Lhe U4ly can Secure a bsr-
gain Of So ~ calling 50 Jnr once sf once. Sic
have one of tne n1est lolaes in that psfi oi iae
sl-sA osfsain. tosg y .nsey, @lll Tower
LOB sALE-MLL sloRt AND DAELLIN6.
4 ON and desire 10 .sil. o. e1ca auge for
property 10 The city a uM s0Ntl feet i0gF
kiorles nl4h, painted white. lwO fIn uf sto8e iH3
io.ss, god cleaaius spp&rAtils. poa er corn shell
e tnh a machinery leccstsry f0r dong good
RIVER several ACRES o. gro nd store sud dwel ing
combined. sho on same premises rn iuclfl braIf
on property. H. fGlas Ez4sss 4 sWarthOut f.
Law once. National city hAuh box Sa3
EOk sALE-HOIsE ANu IOI OS CLANCY
j -, oue on Lsfayette-sf.. ore on 1sylor-st
e. Atso properly IA cller part 81 Tie city for
sac. J. W fsyiCs, l1 sud ~ ifsinneidsve jiotf
rOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
4 house, on spriusst. tor s4.0'o neal fsIne
0Neiling house. 4 u jamesst., for e 200 and sn
~ acre farm IN Sparta for s. TO. all on En4r
roon Us. Ledysrd block. over Pubic Library.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

CIAuoS. Oct. IA. " Olds. Geo.
Ba,ne. Fred smith and wife. Geo Oar =,
Ms Monr0s. Mrs. BiKoy and Nrs Charles
His and number of Others took in the
excursion to Detroit yesterday. w. r.
Els. j. Il Hass and Harry "a essie-. have
returned from their nunang - Man nislqr e.
Thew brought home 'ouT me dssr--A
A F0ots lost a valuable horse one night
last week. The suimal got down in abe
stall sad got tsst aud was dead when dIs.
covered a the morriu- IL Is a severe loss
% Mr. F0ote Geo. Blaine and Mr.
Robins n this place. each caught bear
recently. making four 0esr killed in this
vicinity this Fail 40 to date -- last Hol-
dsv Fuxsns Morse vas noticed soout town
with 7Eq smile on his fscs and box %
ciEsrs "a his hands rom whica. .-the x-
he vas handling 0ut cl<trs 20 different
men snt BOYS. When some 01a asked If
n. hsd paid bis tax for psd3li-E cigars ne
said ii vas 10 to the house. wsi1he1 eight
rounds snd cri-d INST Ike ov.--bel
Chester Wood Whsf 7ou Eof cigars too.
Girl baby. eh isst nlght. sn1<s' Of COZ =
FiIl
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
c. A 8 H!

Owing that Dimes upon Dimes ses. Dollars
mpon Dollars have been earned ia these columns and
the publishers concerned, because
OF the dnieuy Of collecting small amount, the
new management have decided that Want Ads he
paid ia advance IL costs more 10 pay for "a 25-
cent Al. now it viii "a month a later, and
then old the disagreeabieness OF having bin
presented To
DesiatiOns from this rule can be made with those
advertisers q with whom have contracts and book
But with others ought not be asked
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

rtLL sffcKfNG To TIA OID LIZ
Iha Leadsr ~ lsss evening says, Xxx
s-ssivs sxlrayagascs has been proven
against ths Republican Administration
Of state sfslrs. and ths TINS hss cone
% sgOp e. Whso the Leatsr ssys this
Be kao~s. II Il Knows shzt every intsih-
.snl school ooy kno~s. thai it Is telling a
fslssaOod. All % bUsrs misrsprsssuts-
tlocs about 40 increase OF the expenses
q tas State government, OF which the
Leesslsrs assertion . out al scho. have
bssn based on the annual appropriations.
and the Lcuoter onzht 10 kno~ that the
appropriations srs aEsd BY toe Lsgis-
istlvs snd not by the Executive Depart
nsnt ~ tas Government aud that the
Democrats n the Log stature we're as
nastsdly IN fayor % ths appropriations
male for lSo7 and 1888 ~ were ths Re-
p1olIcans. Wasn Governor LUCx vetoed
tie Uoivsrsisy Appropriation bill. and
secured rsd action q tia appropriation
FOR the Mining school from considsrs-
Ae1~ " -C'Aco1Js as oAssoA'ss SAtsAC7
wsrs Democrats.
X ths assonisLs we're honss, IA THAR
discussioa % ,hs subject OF State taxa
ticu. they ~ould sckno~iedss that the
increase . sccouatsd sor ia . manner
tnsf entirely iustihss st that IL has bssa
due largely 10 the establishment OF yalu-
sols and important state institutions.
sucn a. tas Soldiers Hone. the Mining
5chool, tbs Northern Michigan Asylum.
and 0thsr institutions, which rsfiscs
the xhess credit apoO the State
sad against the >stsblishnss OF
which BOsr nor s1y OF MS sup
porters dsrs say dispsraxing word. IL
the Fussonists we're honest they would
not conceal shs fact thss sincs 1880. ths
year With -hich Nr. Boar compares tie
lsst yssr. tho sTpsnss Ot supporting ths
irdigsnt insane has been transferred
from ths counties 20 the State; that the
coss Of transferring State prisoners Il
nov borne by tas state. While IL vas
formsriy borne by ne counties. that the
Increase ~ ths population o. ths State
has iocrsss-d shs necessary sxreoses of
dolnz the bassasss og ths stats. n short.
that noe . iol!ss has bssa Improperly
appropriated.
n BUsF and his imisstOrs and obedisnt
ssrvsBts would point 20 siogls instance
Il sr'rsvszsnt appropriation. there would
% some snow ~ reason N his accusations
bat thAy ~ouid have 10 bs directed
toward ths Laxislsturs, of which Fusion
ists we're q harmonious part 50 FAR s.
appropriations are coucsrned. Bat al
% this ofiics-ss-king aristocrsts ssssr-
ions amount sim2ly to THE. that Il costs
more o. conduct ths xovsrnmens OF the
state now tssB e did eight years ago. =
svsry prcg-sssivs state or city IN the
-ouatrT
NJ gusr resorts - the lo~ methods
cf 1smsgosuss. and insults sss intslli-
gsooe ~ ,hs p.ouis of Michigan when
be attempts ~ make political cspitsl on
-ueh 0ssss. tie does more than shis.
be 70 throwing disbonor. Tor vbieh thsrs
is DO shsdor of warrant. apon the State
f1r tbs sslish sod ot xst;ins an ofics Tor
ti-rssli And pagers Ike ths Lerisr.
~hicb purpcsely conceal a portion ot
tha truth and iistort the remainder. are.
az course. 40 baftar than hs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

SHERIFFs sALF-By vfFrne ~ - execution
: issued ouf o. al IA ie- tnr So g. tGe rrltt
Crrrf - IRE fCuutr - Ssrt ir fne susie ~ y ch-
fzan. siiestsd 81 fhe lsf dfr ~ ArrrT A q ltes
fo ne dlrecfei end delivered. iu aver - ne
kent County savings bsnx. plants. snd
thereof itea of tae resi e-tsre ~ fne Grand Fsr-
ifs Pr'cs 81 Ti.e CoTrtuy ErT-fr 2. Wsfkins
t-eor4s nsvs Nssl HcNIHan Hsus-
Maors Hsrrv 3 Letrart A. fsrh.s tsnt ~
Frafierirk ? Eire s1f Hsrrv Esrrr tha re
f-ndsnfs therfin nsHet 2 rsr7 rTef nna1 srs
snsi erpuse f0r - 81 -uh seef'1a ~ end 1s.
-o tha B .E7e-f BIDDER at tse -oa .-.af sntlsrcs
f9 fns 81 u Coz = r1orF I0 If e. sa fs
n Che u ~ 6fsri Asr'fs. f1s- .eg tas s-e
--rrrein ss,d r-rr- isss srs v-rst-6 o. -sf.-rfs-
tse iath asr 81 sgyer ~ "a - p tero' .cex
ia - f-re1rc1 ci SD ca tee - }.
$50 bed rsai fs.sts lrnz sEa erE
rrrrf~ ~ r e~f a. @tstr Nr -s7 t-IHa
tosf Cs-ans~t - . - sasfn-ess ee--rr ~
- ~s<s 49, b. rf ths -erra Trv- .lsFIFr 4. 81
s~Cfior HT-fs fere- t'F t1.F uaea -<-
egat ser efrsrfs nuE eer serse 49,
ar,rE trrurr rrrh - ~ hrs~
sr-ffarlr asa 49, = 49, ffs us-r n 4 T--rs-
n tte eferserr1r ~ fns ~ $40 -f ed srets-r.
rE~rrs ~ fre rItr rl sz
rrs-.e~ seri-f treEra a tre sr e ~
rHanz sr
tsa So nt-e ~ Ie< ererF ns rasf ~
ssr te@fss e. -ss r-sr7 Esr re- ~ss.-
-7st eursrv s.anss e. ir-1 .at s-e-s
~ sr hr.rt nistti scr e sra
srrrrers1res sd Fa tr
Fss sersrsbs- r fsss
lees Frsr-T s-r-T
= Atwsrsrr
p = 0fHsr~ rnfef ss.-s
sirf tr--w
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

There Va, fuil board present a. ias
meeting ct ne Fire snd Police Comm b
siorsrs Yesterday r. z. Esssrf srpHei
for place In tne ooiIce iorre + +. Lyons
tsniers3 as e<ignation a. a pst-0I msu. T.
Williams vss riTen leave ot shsenre
for fsr ssvs 81 n- lscsuan rssiEusi as a
par pay s1fermsn ct So. . tomrsrv :.
e. Isks-sr wss rrinsfsfeS on ere police
f,rcr. ssugs $1,000 worm ef els wee
orfsrei patt
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
Mfsre[L(fflcnf,s-
ORDER OF PUBLICATIOY.-stste OF Michic.r

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.-Ststeo OF Michigan
~ The Circuit Court for the County of Kent. IN
Chancery. Al = session Of said Court. held st the
Court House IN the City Of Grand Rapids IN said
county. on the 18th day OF June. A. T.. lsSs. iTes
eBt. Hon Robert NJ. Montgomery, Circuit Judge.
Adatha Mckabe. Complainant, vs.. Edward Nc
Kabe, defendant
la his cause 70 appearing from affidavit on Gle,
that the defendant Edv ard MCKabe Is not resi-
Wisconsin. On motion OF Turner & Carroll Com
pisinsnts Solicitors ordered thGt the appear
ance o. ssii NONRESIDENT defendant Edward
ACksne be entered herein within four months
from the date OF this order. and in case OF bis ap-
pearznce he cause his answer ~ The biu of
complaint 70 be fled, and a copy thereof ~ be
served on the comp. sinants solicitors within
twenty days sfter service on him n A cory ~
said bill and notice Of this order and IN De fauit
thereof said bill viii be taken ~ confessed by
said non- resident defendant. And it is further
plsinant cause a notice Of tfis order 90 be pub
lshed IN the Grand Rapids Daily Tele-
gram Herald ne ~spsrsr printed. published snd
circulating IN said County. and ihe. ssit pnbiics
ton he cor tiuUcd therein a. iesst once IN each
eek Tor SIX eeks iu success on or hat he cause
= cOrv 81 fhis order to 30 personally rsrved on
ssfd non resident dsisndant sy least twenty dsys
before ne tiEae above prescribed for his appear
ance
p ". MONTGOMERY.
lirc1it Judge.
Examined cosntsfslgnsd snd entered By me.
CoBSELiUs T. HAREET
Regrsr.
TURNER 4 CARROLL. Cornnisinanfs -alicit6rs
A true copy-Arest;
CoRSELiUs L HAsvET.
Register.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
Ilelp o,.fed--u uaie.

- Hfei.r.a-, -iTftly Ten perats man 70 duge
tu eaa artFe luur Qr az horses y Re- ~ Ell
A1.fe G y Box 3 Telegram Herald otce
1o4
IA ANIFn - A MAN fOn TAE CITY. Also
- one fr The road O. sell holiday goods. Oace
Porter n-acs. hitisi0n-st entrance "a
ArAATEIl-l sAWAlLL EN6ISEER. 4 csr-
~ peatrr-. furniture pzekeg. 1 trimmer.
al-sarr casn hoJs and Tower block "a
yANIEn-rHREF TkANELING SAILS MN.
~ dfv -o.ds clerks = ma hiue men Nzr-
lishras . tciFerymcu box Keeper 4unner,
CornlCe workers 0 tfamster. tsrrfnters, 10
lltu iot uimber woods. adVertis ug sgeHt Call
.. once. Employment Exchange. rooms "a and
- Il tstnn D-Icius.
WANTED ENrERIENCED TAILOR AND
~ taiiofess. also button hole nakers: good
wage. Deo IT, steele, 81 y. lOniAst. rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
TRAIN TIME T<RIFS

q ItIIF, FunTaFE ~ TFFlTeo- Ia-V
netfoii FHrres hss pariof car - Nsanrif U1sl
tnR direct cotueci3ola To- Al points afl srff vl1g
IN New 1ofk al iule ~ nCGf daF A.
- = "a i.e4..a Ca asftfHt ma H e
c'rrct coru'fsi 80 With o. ffsfBs foI he 81
Through raIlrosd uCkclA oceso aesBslip
iltI ARC esrirf hsrths fcfal 80 . %
p. 90 g a q aa1wHg CHS once q Monroe a
snd ~ ne dero
1sr CtsrrFll- City rs~. heent
tHo. r. hEEFE. IrsflC MANAGE. chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
ReaL Esfnfe-Collntrn

WE HAVE SOME OF The FINEST FARMS
w and fruit lands for sale ia The state. also
valuable lands for exchange. Fogg & KInsey,
and 4 Tower block. Telephone 50
EOR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
II the estate OF the late Daniel schernerhorn.
one mile west OF The city, fronting BndRe'sI il
y hne dairy farm, or for fruit ra1iug and gar
dening. May be sold in from ten 10 Thirty acre
lots. Apply to Ilr. Nnitw0rth administrator, 4 y
Fourth 81. Grsn nj Rapids Mich. l0hl
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
| AXE SHORE q Michigan SOUTHERN


train leaves Grand Rspds for AlcEsn Al
40 p m, arTlvfng there Al S1&
ThrouTh tickets solt - Principal points IN re
Uuifed sisiss. NeJiso and Cnnsaa a. Jnioa
Ticket O16oc.
A. = svTTF. =. A. Cleveisnc.
~ BOo7z. Ipepot Tirtst AgeBL
cEo W MUSsoS. City Ilcfei Agenn
1aki.e efeci Nay -. ~,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

ne coke no~ - Z FtsSstr would
-ens -us ~nh dyirx crlcrs in his s1i,
~,sh ,bs ECnc'n rimes - ~.=k DE-
s.rse - ths after m~-t surrr'se -
friends
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

The decision - 80 Ohto iuizss against
IA natIrsi zss compsaT 0f PittsourE. "a
he sui, which th- people brought
sxsinsf ne ccmpary '-r RAISING TIE
Vries q <ss. = interesting 81 peopis ~
eftsr citiss hscsuss tss OPINION - thsse
Judges scanned 90 - thsf ccrpcrsfiecs
re~e uof chsrtersi - rprrsss. hus rsthsr
e. rsrdsr sarvt.e te tha rsrris THIS
vi ts surrrisinx to c'her thar Pets-
burs ccrporsEoos. ~ iount srd they
~iu - interested ~ know whxs ne
Supreme Conrt nsv 8ecia-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

wheu snv - ne rrcrninsrt rclisi.i.ns.
including ne Frssldsrf'si candidates ~
tiis -snpsixs. srs Frsassf ~ = crowd -
t1dtsl or S1lAl psops@. nnch = made ~ if
sat Enpsr-r Wrl1fs~ ssrrlss of ~
vsl-. -has FN's0 Nespeiitsns crowded
the str~-fs ans gave ain a. snfhasisssic
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Ger. " n. EkssIssS hsi majority
II 1857 - lndisus n ls@A saj ihat
.,.ss proposes q 10 . htils setter ss
BrxskNIS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

lhs naui her of lisss - .uy .ossrsissmsnt
ssu t- fo4ad oy aisi5fB< The Oumbsr Of
xsrcs BY s.rsa Aay part Of lac eoGstsd
- sue f4ii iise
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
CHICAGO a &REsT hICHlGAN-kLLT TRAfNs
| srriKe II and dsIaI. lInn [ Mon Deao--

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fxr fur Chicago. MDsfsxon 81 Toleoof p0sm
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Night Express tur irdis spoiis ....i III o. = rr
Tor Big Rapids. BALDWIN Lucdlugtou
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train T-ilioa Elkri OF 10 81 Hul rDe-1
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

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fe1a zoe 10 ss.Ihi.fsa Iee'sa.sse I1a. flt.0il 81
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49, e el.sf.ca ID ave de.eea.fa.
at HAfEfH-
Chairman liig ksp Com.
IaraAs IA sL-a. -se'F
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

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