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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15
Mnsetee FIR s~temersabler.
Gitb Collectors Office,
Snn Nntnnin. Z. Nnhemhsr. 1897.

SuH aHIUHlut T. NUUtuIUEl, 1857.
Der llnterseiduete ma6t bierbur@ b%efanat,
oab bic tdotifde ab balorem unb aopifeuer fit
bas Muuiripaliabr 1887. baB am 80, Gebruar
1883 enbet, fdqis 1T. Die Steueru iinb bor
Dem aeuanaten Datum gu entridten.
&. 6. Saueifen,
9,ll ,tb0HJ M l0s Staotii4er @oIeftor.
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P1VO 0StUDWWWH. p1OO
Die 9efer Der a6reien preie" tuerbeu
fi9 freuen, 5u erfabreu, baB es tpenigs
fens cine gefir6tete Gronfbeit giebt,
tDel9e bic Wifenfdaft in al ibren
Stabien bat turiren fDnnen, unb oas lit
Der Ratarrb. 6aQ's &atarrb : Sur lit
bic ein5ise ieBt in Ser meoiainil1en
griiberi@aft betannte politipe Sur. Ser
Ratarrb 1T cine Gonititutionstranfbeit
uno erfDroert cine fonlfitutionsm1Biae
8ebanSlung. 0aa's Ratarrb : Sur
ipirb eingenomtneft un6 fpirtt brett auf
bas Blut uub bic @9leimbautHdde1
bes sphenls, 6abur@ Die 8runolage
her Grantbeit serit6renb unb benz pas
tienten Stdrfe 8ebeno, in6em fe bic
Gonffitution aufbaut unb Der Natur III
ibrer Nrbeit bilft. Sic gigentbimer
baben 10 Diet 8~ertrauen au ibren 6eil=
frdften, baB ie bun6ert Dollars fur ies
ben Soil anbieten, ben 1ie rtil1t beilt.
2aBt gud bic 9iffe Der 3eugnihe toms
men. Nbreifirt
s. S. @benep & Co.,
G.T.N az.
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st., ND Die Gtn3tere Der @Qrnt10n, Ole
@uisbefiser uuo 0ddter unb notiirIid
aud bic Ssprfbeamten Der llmaeaeno
p%erfehrten, mar felt eiuem Sabre in bic
0dnbe zines Maanes aefomuen, Der
aud in bsrielben stabt eeboren, nit
Is eSohren aber ausaepanbe,t unb nun
mad einer Nbmelen6eit bon 20 esSnbter
in b;sIeIbe auridaefebrt mar. Mdbreuo
biefer 3eit bate er lid in Mnterita Gin
fIeiues 8erm6gea %geiammelt, g~enugenb.
I'm ourd BEN Mntauf hes Sotels, 6os
ct nun fhulbenfrei be5aB, eii angeneb=
mrs Qeben fiibreu au f6nueu. Ssn elmer
uur 10. 600 @innobner sdhlenben 5taSt
eiuer poIHifden prooins 1T Elm aus
Nmerifa Routneubsr beiuabe elm Muns
bertbier. un6 10 purbe 6err st. aud
bon ben meifen 9eutea bepunoert urlb
reipeftirt. Oils 6oteller erbieIt er zines
Je6en Sob. St perfanb es, fi1 raid
70 beliebt All MAIDEN, bab Der giame leiz
neg 0otels iogar iiber bic propin5ielle
8renae binals betannt nuroe une III
ben @eograpbenbI6ern Ser &eiienben
Nufaabnle fano. Sour eiuen Gebler
beinB er un5 ben tonnte inn Der alie
maibgere1te G6rfter s., Elm bdufiger
Soft, ME bergeben. ct prablte fiirGs
terli9 nit ieiner Sagben, tpel6e CT III
Nmerifa burdgema6t. nit ben @sfabs
rem, Die CT babel b%eftanben, nnb ben
Sbaten bic ct aussefibrt hat'e. Wenn
ber Jurffer bon iei1en Grlebninen NIT
5aueu, W6lfsr, nno ia fraberer 3eit
nit Ydren. er5dblte, @ef@i9ten, bic
tpirtli6 uabr norer, bann iDuBte 0err
81. elm biel farefli6eres grlebniB Bu
beriGten une ffelte ben alien J6rlter
p~olifdnoig in ben @9atten. Wen1 es
iif nun traf, baB on Mattttdsen, Ger-
fammlungen oser i0nfiseH fpeeiellen
@~elegenbeiten cine @eiealdaft pom
2anbe bes 4benbs fi@ in Der Weinfu6e
perm @iaie oerfpatete, mean per Soers
loriief tfterefarfe Jdgogel1lgten ers
saDlls mo Der uiaucns alltnelper D. o.
Mt. ihDtlg log, 9psr loon er5apife uao
Mass my oea oeltea palonidi1nl'd9en
Aasorldefl mur3te, Pam porte Der Cite
G0rlter gerfle gu. BENT 10 lange elile
Welglgte ~ walomdnntlder Sprafe
er5a1lt murine, mar ne 10 mogil0, aoer
menn Der Qofelter eng pddr Gtal@en
ftarlsreaD. leiae gr5dDlungen DON 9irs
ld]er, BtITelHs Sigern. Sdretl &C. an.
ftng unD gSeln" lfatt ssauf =
sSgrllte" lfatt rgedle" p0orrer"
ifatt s1esusi10 &C. tagte, bonn fdtuor
per alfe Joriter bon born berein, eaB
oie gaa5e Gei9ld1te erlogen Jet. Der
0otelter bate 1eo0oD getueiie 90
praffgten ~ Derleloeil Wetnitabe bic
prdd1tlgeti @efDelBe beg TlelettDtrlfes,
ilao oer 0ertDleoene1 9lrfdartett Mttes
rllas: Da mar Der ausgettoplte 8opf
oes Uergi@ates mt eiaem ~erifauHenss
i%asstne;ss @,yo.;sas " 1 ~ 'D e,,s,;fns
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s"tt;c. oa,,s ~ msssays raS ~
g o,s,,r,srn MN @Srsms s sS,,sa mans
s5ssssonss Mnss $500 f
w. se.st;sSSobsr &; vIn 0 e.
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Die 3abI Der 0erebrer BON Dr.
Muguit G6nis's hamburger Gamiliens
Meoisinen pergr6bert f9 nit iebem
Sabre.
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OELRICH'S 4 90.

2 Bombing Green, Mer Ocrt
B. 8. gouns, 6. griefenbed, sugo &
Gdmelter unb s. g. Woeglomara, 10. 2ss
@ommereefraee, gsenten fir San Autonic,
S. @unge & Co., Agenten fir guero.
9. RuGef, Maent fir SdnleHburg.
Waofe Rapbael, ggent fir eoniton.
Clemens & Gauf unS GrnF SderF, Netn.
TIN fir Heu.B rannfsls.
8. 80ttder, sloent fur @eimar, 9sras.
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4ranias Yab 8abu.

Ut ia 3 rt-
Bon San antonio nod Corpus
Gbrfii. Douffon unb Sal.
pefton...:-..-...-11 nbt Yormgg.
BON San 4ntonio nod Rerrs
bile s-..--....-<...6 ubr Mbenbs.
-I mfunft-
Sn San Natonio Don Corpus
Gbrifi, 9oufton unb Sal
peftou-s..-..5 ubr 80 Min. gta@m.
Su San Matonio BON aerrs
billie .---.........10 nbr Wormgs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-15

%. s. Gutteriioe & Co., 1886
Ofs 9ouftonss traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam > Gitters, balten fi9 benz
publifum fir lle in ibrGa6 f9lagenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb perlpre1et
prompie Beforguns aIer Nuftrdse.
Gronleu9ter, Sass 6irtures, Sabetpans
men. gloiets &c. ifets an 9anb.
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6. s. MRaer,

Mef 6 mercetrab E,
bdlt elm groBes ugb febr g~eudDltes 9as
ger BON Sapeten. &%ouIeaur,
gtIberrabmen unb 9eiftetl.
linb ferner nebeu 3ei6nensM ateriaIien
aller Art, Garbeu unb Wnftrei>
Der M aterialien, ~beionoers
8 banners fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beften unb billigifen i'm
Marfte, bi. urter boiler @arantie bers
fault tDerben. Sen tie r un6 @pies
geIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i@lagenbe Mrtifel; tpDrin 6err MiiIer
6as grDBte Eager i'm Weiten bes Gtaa.
tes bat. Muftrdee aus benz 2arbe tper.
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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1887 lanbeten in Netp Oort 1928
ausldnttI9e S9iffe.
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1887 tpurben 92S gerlonen bon
Sigern get6btet.
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spii9et gfetu gors rao
STEIIIN.
arf Der Siitreiie Copenhagen anlaufenb.
Mnberoroentlif biaige iil1b bequerie Mcute
nad nnb BON allen Srten tn
D~ranoenbarg, pnmmefa, @temben, 9situt
G@lefien, Ga9ieu, Oeferrei9, s10bmeu,
1lngaru, @tblau0, 9olet unb 9Gnemasf.
@tettin 1T elm 8errebrscentrumt fHr BITE 81
line1 2drber Grropas uro uia Stettin gebtIlbe
gaiagiere geniebeu beiouhere 8crtbeile ii 6olee
biaiger @~tfe1babn-aten.
B0r3Igli1e Accommodation tn
Gaiiite nnt 3pffhenoed.
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Daan fuenOe i9 an:
g. s.. Mibarb S 60,
S'0. S Sn gsSaStDas, @af5@sHsss sSs =. ss|asas
ober an:
StaGo S Scbmseiber.
B. 5. Young,
/ Wef Commerce Stta6e.
5. g. Mae Noniura,
1856 Gcmmereefruse, Gun N~ntOnic, Esr
sI8entett III Sam NntDniu.
2wiiGenbsd nur 500 SO, burd nod,
Berlin $21.30.
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Sar Gei1te nnb biaigtte Drndia
den bel s obnDn Dros.
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roe cAARlEs 4. soeElER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-15
OF NEW YORK.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PLAT
FORM.
Adopted at 81. Louis Juno Z, 1888.
OF OHIO.

The Democratic party of the United
Strtes in National Convention assem-
bled renews the pledge of its fdel ty to
Democratic faith, aud reufirms the
platform adopted by it's representatives
in the Convention of 1884, and indol SEES
the views expressed by President Oleve-
land in his last earnest message to Con-
'gress "a the correct Interpretation of
that platform upon the question of tar.
If reduction; and also Endorses the eff
forts of our Democratic represe natives
in Congress to secure reduction Of ex-
ressive taxation.
-. Chief among its principles Of party
Nth are the maintenance OF On indis-
soluble union Of free and inde structible
States, now about to enter upon its
second century of unexanpled progress
aud renown, devotion to PLAZA of gov
eminent regulated by written consti-
t,tiou strictly specifying every granted
power aud expressly reserving to thp
States or people the entire unRranted
residue Of power; the encouragement
of JEALOUS popular vigilance, directed
t. all wLo have been chosen for brief
terms to enact and exscuts the laws,
aud are charged with the duty Of pre-
serving peao-, ensuring equality and es-
tahlishing justice.
The Democratic party Welcomes nm
e1act:ng scrutiny of the administration
ct the Executive power. which four
years ago was committed to its trust in
the election of Grover Cleveland Presi-
dent of the United States, aud it chal-
l.nges the most searching inquiry con-
corning its fidelity and devotion to the
pledges which then invited the SURFACES
of the people. During n most critical
period of our financial affairs, resulting
from overtaxation, che anomalous con-
dition of our currency. and public
debt unmatured. it has, by the adoption
of wise and conser vative course, not
only everted disaster, but greatly pro
h,otsd the prosperity Of our people.
It has rever sed the improvident aud
uuwise policy of the Republican party
touching the public domain, and has re.
claimed from corporations and syndi.
Gates, alien and domestic, and restored
20 the people nearly one bundled mil
ions of acres of valuable land to be
ssaoredly held as homesteads for our
'c:tizeust
& While carefully guarding the interests
OF the people and remaining true to the
principles of Justice and equity, it has
paid out more for pensions and houn-
ties t, the soldiers and s4ilora OF the
Republic than was ever paid before dur
ing an equal period.
1t has adopted and consistently pur.
sued Arm and prudent foreign policy,
preserving peaooewith all nations, while
sorupulousIy maintaining all tho rights
aud interests Of our own Government
aud people at homo shd abroad. The
exclusion from our shores OF Chinese
1laborers has been sffectually secured
ander the provisions Of q treaty III
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-15
,. a. ENtssTROM,
Agent far the

EmPIrs Foaaco Raachine,
With which o substantial fence can
made ON the ground very rapidly and Y
slight coet. The machine is light 90
portable, and with 1t fence can
paade Of any kind Of pickets with ap{
siseA wire, from telegraph TO No. ~
using any number Of strands from tv'
to ave. The nachins aud sampls y
It's work may b seen at
LAWRENCE BARRows' SALOON
Acordinl invitation is extended to all Y
examine this machine aud It's work.
j. A. EsoSTRon'
AgsA,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-15

Having purchased Of Brown & HI"
kins their interest In the UndertAh'i
business, ! am now prepared to stisnI
TO oil cells in that line. l viii also y
tend 70 the repairing and npholst'h'll
Of Furniture, etc. Shop on Commsrd'''
street, next door to Brovn & HostiS
old stand.
e-s. NJ. PBTHasSF'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-15
ttI.lve ataa Metl.Ixa.,,

Those Who desire. to purchase the beat
quality Of Groceries and Provisions are
referred 10 Tho above reliable houes
where fair dealing and courteous treat
ment to the ,ule. Glassware, ,Tinware.
SsoneWaro, Nails s,c, always in stock.
1T II. cHAsn.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-15

s Upon this question Of tsri1 reform 20
clossly concerning every phase Of our
national life, and upon every question
involved in the problem Of good govern
ment, the Democratic party submitsiits
principles and professions to the intelli-
gent suffrages Of tho American people.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-15
LIVING WATER

Pa .sing through the promises. upon
which from "
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

JSGTED SrArEs-Henry Howsrth VS.. Five
A. Tslcott. order remanding cause to the
Circuit Court for the county OF Ocesnis
United states vs. Colin Campbell, indict-
msnt for assuming TO be an employs Of the
pension department. tried aud convicted
rcmsnded 70 lsil United States ~. Jared
r. cay. Indictment for trespassiar on
United states aads. trial in progress
CIECJu-Jane Gsrlock Va William Wild
dic0mo. assumpsit. continued by consent
without eosis. Frank Bcnnsll and Henry
r. Dickinson w. COruslis ID. Wursms and
Harmon C0wsns. rsplevin judgment for
plaintiff. George c. Baker "a. Ricasrd Har-
mon. sssumpSit, By stipulation continued
without costs. The People ". William
Gibson, information for larceny from q
dseiinx house in the day time, defendant
srrsirned. pea Of guilty. Edwin +. Portsr
vs. Margaret strshsD. sssumpsif. on trial.
SUrERToR-In The matter Of the Lincoln
st opening. verdict necessary improve
ment- Daniel K. Corbitt vs Lewis NJ.
Cutcheou and LoOmis X. Bishop, trovsr.
continued on usaai terms
PRoBsTE-Estate Of Lusils Robbins q
minor. order appointing Mary A Nichols
guardian. bond liie3 and letters issued. F.
ate q Charles r. Winchester. q miaor.
guard ans boad sled and letters issued TO
Anna +. Winchester. Estate OF " Bradley
Nash. deceased. sxscntors hond fled and
letters issusa to Charles LooDis Esrete oi
Michael % brien. deceased order admitting
vii 20 probate Estate Of Alonzo j
Arnoid decesSei. comm issinBer's ~arrsnt
and report flsd. order for psy meat of debts
Estate af Mira Dsks deceased. petition far
iicsnse - seli rssi estate r ed hearing
Apr -. Estate 81 Phsbs Crumbsck. 81 a.
miners. orier dischsrxing gRsrtisn anS
canceihBx eoud. Estate of John Sceft. Il.
csssed. spprsis-r's warrant and inventorv
= 81 er1sf sss xninx al 81 tie estate 70 he
widow and closing estate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

Daily cssstctsd Azsis-fbs asslsx solo
Ex.nsi nssl0a.
Ia Police Court yesterday JesAua Son-
500. TIA eolorsd boosolaek. Vas foanc gull
y Il striking Dutehms8 nansd Peter
Fsn Dan. sBd wzs seat ever % al Tor lea
DAYS. IA dsixalt u s. me and costs.
Fred J. Daily sss tried before The court
on = eksrgs Of kseEing his saloon open on .
holiday. DecembeE -, issI. Psirol mea
Jsks.ay aDi Guild testified similaF - - lat
they SAID Ia shs case uisd iasG week. tnsl
tbey bought liquor - The easemsat under
Dailys saloon. On the Jay Ia q4estlOn.
fhs principal polDt raised 81 tie deienss
w4s that ia placs described by The patrol
msn. where they got the Liquor, Was not on
the premises occupied by Daily Judg,
Holmes decided from the tes1lm0uy that Il
xas, aud f0ucd the defendant seiity OF the
oFisnss charged. lie nnet him so and
costs. aad the defense appealed the case.
Prosecuting Attorney Clay conducted the
case for toe People, and Peter Dorsn rzs
present ss Dsiiy's attorney.
Tue examination of Wliilsnl HI. Solomon.
charged oy AionLo r. Mosher with adultery
Was called aud sam Chip.nsn was sworn
BY the prosecution. His testimony was
simply - the eject that ne Witnessed the
marriage of Mr. aud Mrs. AOshsr, tne latter
being the party with whom Solomon n
charged with having criminal relations
The examination was then adjourn ed unti
Saturday sfternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
Charter Election.
CITY CIERK's OFFICf.
Grand Rapids. Mich March a. i,ss.

To tae Electors Of the City OF Grand Rapids
Tase Nouee-That the annual Charter Election
will be Ia in the City OF Grand Rapids on
Monday the 2ud day OF April. ls6s. a. shictl
time the following cty otaeers VIII De elected,
VIZ.
One Mayor, Que Director of the Poor one
Marshal one Clerk OF Police Court. one Justice
OF the Peace aud one Member OF the Board Il
Review and Equalization.
Also the following ward officers:
First Wart-One Aidermah, one Supervisor.
one Collector one Constable.
Second Nard-One Alderman. one Supervisor,
one Cole tor, one Constable.
1hird Ward-One alderman. one Supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable
Fourth Nsrd-One Aide derInan, one supervisor,
one collector one Constable.
flth Mard-One Alderman. one supervisor,
one Collector, one Constable.
Sixth Mard-One Alderman, one Supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable
seventh WaTd-One Alderman, one Supervisor
one Collector one Constable.
Eighth Nard-One Alderman. one Supervisor
one Collector. one Constable
b. resolution Of the COmU Oh Council polls
were ordered TO be opened at the following plsce,
10 wit:
First ward-No 10 Grandville-ave.
Second Ward-SuperiorC Court rOor., Pearl-si.
Third Nard-tirsi precinct-l4o Is and-st.
Third Ward-sec0nd precinct No. .6i Jeiier-
son-aye
Fourth Ward First precinct-southeasL corner
Barclay ana East idge-ss.
Fourth Ward second Irecinct-ii Crescent-
ave.
Fifth ward-No. 80 Plalnfeld-ave., Finn's
Hall
Sixth wsrd-Engine house. scribner ST.. north
OF LeOuard-St.
Seventh Ward-Germania Hall Front-st.
Eighth Ward-Iurn Nerem Hall Jeflerson-st.
JoHS J. BELKSAP,
City clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
Rrinkerlloff System
NOTICE.
the Qualified Eeoor' Of The Quay o.


To the Qsal.6sd Eseaors Of me Quay o.
keaf
Notice i hereby given that the quesiion
ns 10 whether or not The toUuls 81 Kent saal
raise by loan ib- sum Of one hundred and
hiy thousand dollaIs. Tor the p4:Pse 81
erecting Court House. will lie sabuliited q
al The annual township meetings Thereof
Espids Ia he held in said County on the nrsl
Moudayln april A. ID lese. sad loan 10 be pay
able ~ follows snd at fate Of iui efest not u
exceed i've per cent. per ann0m on all sums
remaining due and unpald.on The hneenlh day o
January OF csch and every wear 10 wit
The sum % ten thousand dollars payable on the
ffteenih day Of January le9l.
The sum OF tweaty thousand dollars payable on
the fifteentb day of January. 1891
The sum OF ten thousand dollar payable on the
fifteenth day of January. iss5.
The sum ~ tw enty thousafd dollars payable on
the fifteenth day of January ls9J.
The sum Of ten thousand dolisrs payable on the
hfteenth day az January. 1881
The sum Of twenty thousand dollars payable on
tue fifteenth day OF January, leso
The sum OF ten ihousa d dollars payable on the
fifteenth day OF January, isg.
The sum OF twenty thous nd dollars payable on
the fifteenth DAY OF January. 1877.
The sam OF ten IN pusand dollAis pay able on ths
fifteenth day of January. is2-
The sum OF twenty Thousand dollars payable en
the fifteenth day Of January, 1879.
Dated February - 1888
BY order OF the Board OF Superisors OF Kent Co.
JACOB w WALKER.
CORNELIUS l.. HARVEY. Chainnin OF Board
Clerk OF Board.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

NJ. p. White. Of Knottinzley. England
who bas keen on visit 20 bis brother. Hr
p White grocer Of Sixth-st- and Broadway,
rsSurned 20 England Ov wsy Of Toronto,
Boston and New York yesterday.
NJ. John McKihbin Of Dresden. Ger
nanv. and Mss Mary Burns OF Kslamszoo.
are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. .. q. Ransom.
aud congratulsting them on The good looks
of tbeir newly found boy.
Mr " = Shelby returned last night from
attending the funeral II Cen Geo. ". Csss.
Mrs. shelby returned 10 Nev York with
her nother sad sill not come home tor a
reek or ten days yet
Lent. Col Z. W. Chester. Of Ionis. who
hss many friends among the military boys
in ihis citv. viii resign bis position nett
summer. after the sncampment. % 20 into
business IN 81. Paul.
FJ Hewes. prominent merchant Of
Nszayxo. VS. in the city yesterday. Ed.
ia a ioliv, good hearted fellow and has
many friends IN this city
J. Emery. Of The D~vsocvat. i confined 70
his room a. the Irving with an attack of
biifioususss. Joe - greatly missed or his
eaiiY route.
Master Albars Long. of Northville, r.
sr~nfinra ew days With his uncle. Pro
sessor R<rrhsrt, - I7s summer-st..
fonis Msrt M Adams. of Grand
Rsri,s and Der mother. Mrs.. Miller. spent
SUNDAY wifh resstiYss In The city
A Farmer. ~ An Sable = IN ms ctr
en- business suu pleasure combined.
M. A. u. IS sston IS visiting her dsush-
tsr a Brazil lad. Cor few weeks.
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fur seesx visis IN Ns~ ork-
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eitv rssfnrliav en business.
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= r. re citv 90 business.
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tae city sTers'eT.
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en- susinessl
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
A SECRET

OF good health is found in the regular
movement of the bowels and perfect action
of toe liver. These organs were intended
by nature to remove from the system all
impurities. If you are constipated, you
offer standing invitation" to a whole
family of diseases and irregularities which
will surely be accepted. and you will
have guests unwelcUme and de-
ditions may be averted BY
the timely use of DR.. Pierce
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, powerful for the
etiectusl regulation of the bowels and liver.
establishing a healthy action of the entire
wonderful organism with which We are
created.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

AnVassus Day. Of Deeroik has saed th.
valley CITY Caas street Rsawsy Coapanv
IN fasiics VASES esiiss. for = nots fgg
fIoo fer ho~ss vsich the cornpsrv bo1shs
from ~. DsT. lle csse 49, "a - as'
csfnrziav. snd sdieuraet far one wsek e
give tae tefertsrfs caszcs - seffls 80
usfier ID. Tse Cshae Company j. s1vvsv
l1g reaes fer iiae - Esnsi-st., saa thsrs
sre thSs sbo srs nnkind snoneh 20 asss
that thsy srs hnrrviaz rpersiions n .rsier
- secure s.ars f-Rnchssss eefors tas rr.zes
Council aisha1ds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

Ia the Lncolu-st. opening case broug II
by toe city in the Superior Court YESTERDAY,
after looking over the grannd aud taking
testimony the jury returned verdict that
the opening Was . necessary public im.
pfosement. and condemned three parce's of
land. assessing the damages TO be paid by
the city as follows
Parcel No I~-Beckel estate. $3.50.
Parcel No. 2-Jane Gariock ct a., Gar
lock- estate. $3.50.
Parcel No. 3-0semus Van Buren. 81 600.
Total, $2,40e-the amount appropriated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
CALIFORNIA AND FLORIDA TRIPS.

The California and Florida Limited Ex-
press on the Queen and Crescent Route
Cincinnati Southern) is the train especially
desirable for tourists this Winter. The
Limited runs through from Cincinnati TO
New Orleans in twenty-five hours and a
bslf, closely connecting with Los Angeles
through cars, and making the quickest
route to that delightful California city. The
Queen and Crescent is this year. as formerly
the Florida favorite line, with through cars
twice daily to Townsville and Jackson
vile. Rates, guides, etc. upon application
TO j. h. Hogan. Passenger Agent, Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
FIRE Children Burned To Death.

oRILLIA. Ont, March 27.-The residence
OF Joseph Ball, of Warminster. burned last
night, and his three children were crema-
ted
BATHURST. Y. B., March 27.-The house
of Mrs. Peter Bertino burned Sunday dur
ing the absence of the mother, and two
girls, aged l3and IL, were burned to death
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
Fad Markmnnship.

NONE March 27.-A French iron clad
fired at and struck an Italian steamer near
Villa Franco. The commander of the iron
clad pleaded as his excuse that the crew
were practicing at the guns aud the sho {
stTack the steamer by accident.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

The members of the Old Residents Asso-
citation of the Grand River Valley will meet
At the Superior Court room on "Wednesday
the 18th, at $50 o'clock p. m, 10 attend the
funeral OF Robert b. Swain.
REUBEN H. SMITH, Sec'y.