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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
Department No. 4-Hutton, j.

Haley vs. Haley-Defendan granted
one day to make an amendment to
answer.
Macneil VS., Richards ct al. Judgment
ordered as per agreement of the parties.
Vosburg VS.. Richards ct al.-Judg-
ment ordered as per agreement of the
parties.
SET FOR TODAY.
Rupert vs. kays-Claim and delivery.
Chicago Brewing Co. vs. Gusner-At-
tachment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
Blessing of Sleep.

DR.. FLINT'5 REMEDY, for the man or
woman who fin de- himself or herself unable to
sleep nights, is an invaluable medicine which
will not only procure the blessing of sleep, but
will prevent general breaking down of the
system. Descriptive treatise with each bottle
Or address Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
Attention.

The only winery in Los Angeles where you
pared to ship to any part of the East. Visitors
are invited to call and inspect my stock. Take
corner San Pedro and jefferson streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

BARNETT & CO.. the only exclusive whole
sale cigar and tobacco house in the city, corner
of Los Angeles and Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

Notary Public and CoMmis sfOMe er
For New York and Arizona. q. A. Dobinson
134 West Second street, Holleubeck Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

For good company and a cool glass Culm-
backer or extra pale beer come to the Vienna
Buffet, cor. Main and Requena streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Ruth ]. Hickam, deceased. Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned James s.
Hickam, administrator OF the estate of Ruth
Hickam,. deceased to the creditors OF and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased
TO exhibit the same, with the necessary vnuch-
ers. within four months after the first publica-
ton Of this notice to the said 5 st at
of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of
California.
Dated this l1th day of September, A. D. 1885,
s12 law st Administrator.
IAN Angeles Septem Der u, october IL, 70, NoI
,om Der 8, %, December 6. Free sleeping cars
# s new mattresses, % M blankets, pillows curtain,
= bles and carpets. Burlington agents and col
porters accompany each party through; n
ola Kansas City e ali POINTS East scener
u daylighta special feature; Sierra Nevada M
or tains, Salt Lake City, Black Canon, MarMsH M
and or oaIs; sddress % J. B. ouiGEEY, agent Buriin
;;oU' Route, 112 North Spring st.. Los Angeles.
wps Union PACIFIC OVERLAND ExCURsI(
5m FREE SLEEPING CARS FROM LOS ANaE
TO THE h1sso9kj 9HxNGE' GIyEa WITHOUT
os.
Ing, The Union Pacific management have rece
az segaRs n
80. ness, fully equipped with mattresses curti
ure blankets, pillows, carpets. towels and toile
Set ticies. Express trains, quick time and bel
ling full scenery.
eI- Separate berth for each passenger:
m These excursions will be run WEEKLY,
- mencing Wednesday, October 10. 1889
ING member the dates: EVERY WEDNESD
Colored porter lin uniform) accompanies
Yer car.
by For tickets. berths and other information
A.. HECHTMAN
pew s28 236 N. Main st., Los Angel
'''' NREE ExCURsIONs-THROUGH CARS
|ith- Il Chicago. Only one change to Boston.
ductors and porters accompany all pai
lays Leave Los Angeles October llth, mover
bred 1st, 18th and 29th, December 15tn anu
If A. PHILLIPS g. CO., A N. Spring st., Los Los
81 geles Cal. az
~ JIREE OVERLAND RxCURsIONs VIA l
OF i yer and Rio Grande Railway, salt Late ..e,
SO. and Denver, leave Los Angeles septel
III goth. October 4th and 18th, November ls5
- 18th. Mattresses. curtains, BLANKETS PHI
UN- etc., free of charge. For further particular
'ner or address F. W. THOMPSON, 10 N. sprin
1T Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
vnship Court-Taney, j.

Goudre vs.. Massot-Trial October 31st.
People VS.. Warren-Dismissed.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Valencia We. Stevenson.
People VS.. Stewart.
Simpson ct al. VS.. Humiston.
City Justice Court, No. 2-King, J.
People vs. John Ryan-Exhibiting
deadly weapon reset for October %, at
IL NJ.
People vs.. A. Hofnman-Disturbin
peace; set for trial at 4 on Wednesday
October II.
Mcclellan VS.. Owen-Submitted, and
by court taken under advisement.
People vs. Elizabeth Wilhelm-Bat-
terry; to appear for sentence at IL to-day.
People vs.. S. NJ. Young-Assault to
murder; set for Thursday. October 1S, at
ppm.
People VS.. Mrs. F. D. Allen-Battery
taken under advisement until 2 P. NJ.
to-day.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
McManus VS.. Sullivar-Demurrer at 8.
Holmes VS.. Georges-Trial at 10.
People We. Elizabeth Wilhelm-Bat-
terry; sentence at IL.
People VS.. Gray Phelps-Obtaining
money under false pretenses; examina-
tion at 2 P. NJ.
People vs. A. Disturbing g
peace trial at Pm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

BORN.
LACEY-In this city, october 16, 1888, to the
wife of J. Z. Lacey, brick builder and con-
tractor, a daughter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

ness, Impotency and Lost Manhood permanent-
ly cured. The sick and afflicted should not fail
to call upon him. The Doctor has travelled ex-
tensively in Europe and inspected thoroughly
the various hospitals there, obtaining great
deal of valuable information, which he is COM
petent to impart to those in need Of his services
The Doctor cures where others fail. Try him.
DR.. GIBBON will make no charge unless he
effects cure. Persons at distance CURED AT
HOME. All communications strictly confiden-
tial. All letters answered in plain envelopes,
Send ten dollars for a package OF medicine.
Call or write. Address DIR. j. +. GIBBON, BOX
1857, San Francisco, Cal.
MentiOn Los Angeles HERALD. OIL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
RANKING HOUSES.
DIRECTORS:

transacted. WAR
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

ElARMERS' AND MERCHANTS BANK
l. OF LOS ANGELES, CAL,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
Union PACIFIC OVERLAND ExCURsI
SREE SLEEPING CARS FROM LOS ANGE
TO THE MISSOURI RIVER WITHOUT
CHANGE,

NREE EXCURsIONs-THRO CARS
Il Chicago. Only one change to Boston. !
ductors and porters accompany all par.
Leave Los Angeles October 11th, Noyenm
LIST, 18th and goth, December 18th and y
A. PHILLIPS & CO., A N. Spring st., Los Los
pe1eE Cal Az
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

T .OS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal
Capital Stock Paid Up. 100000.
Reserve Fund, 100000.
JOHN r. Platter President
r. S. BAKER Vice President
GEO. H. STEWART T.............Ca Cashier
DIRECTORS:
H. L. Macneil, lothian Bixby,
John E. Platter, Robert g. Baker,
John A. Paxton, Geo. w. Prescott,
Geo. H. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange on San Fran
cisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin and
Frankfort
Buy Exchange on all parts of the United States
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and GER
tifcate of deposit, and do a general banking
and exchange business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
To THE UNFORTUNATE.
4 Vh / ON Al Hs
DIR. Gibbons
DIsPENSARY,
623 Kearny Street,

Corner of Commercial,
San Francisco, Cal. Es-
tablished in 1854, for
treatment of Sexual snd
Seminal Diseases. such
Ias Gonorrhea, Gleet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

Take Temple-street cable cars and get off at
| Beaudry avenue for depot R G: SHAW.
o6.tf Superintendent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17

Goudre vs.. Massot-Trial October 31st.
People VS.. Warren-Dismissed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06

10 order. clsimiag he eouid noi explain his
Fois anil the uuss came
Alderman hsyward arose and Clsigaed
his pnFlfse o. speak. and salo. The or
clnEnce calls for fQgr mlies uI franchise
through toe streets to as irres aaDsiols oan-
panF, = company that Is bankrupt = c0m-
ualF that has eEpsnded about Sluo o.U
upon plant tnat is idle and tnat q owing
tae Citlaens ~ Grand kaplos So 600 Of this
money company that is essrng traE-
caisss on purpose to seA ~ bonds ia the
Eastern market a conpsDy thai WI prom
iss % 50 anywhere and everg y bere to Gel
an ald6Gman's F1te. Viii oler 90 onIAe
riYsr OT tunnei under 4 street, WlA 80 where
% cannot gei monsy enough 10 bay car
grease. for TIE sole aud Ony pufpose OF
speculsung uu It's bones fhe Cable Com
psug ls psupsrized hssn dollar to carry
ooi rs Wlid-csi projects. wants road on
tnlon-st. 90 Hal. here, lf II ruus it must
81 through two ceEneteries HeTe slt the
Aldermen of the Third ward. who sre the
mos interested. opposed t8 thls franchise.
should they not be c0usulteds Toe orai-
nance IS al Insult % toe Common Council
and Is al imposition upon the people. IL
should al least be printed and laid over for
one week"
Alderman Davidson said al he asked
was 10 wail sud see Whist the Gable Con-
psny proposed 70 do with what il Al ready
has
Alderman stewart said. Il do mol propose
70 assist ln raiirOad.ne throagh an ordi-
nance Of this kidd, and Whsu q slck Alder
man Is compelled 10 sit here
The motion 10 adopt the ordinance was
pal aud was declared carried. rne follow
ing was the vote Aess-Brenner. CreQue
De Grsaf, Eisenha rct. Launiere, Saunders,
stein and ehsnahan. :. Asys-D0yle
Davidson. Hayward, Huntiey. Maris.
Mckee, Panthnd and Stewart j. The
Mayor voted aye. and declared the ordi-
nance adopted.
Alderman stewart asked II it was not
Necessary % have a majority vote Of the
Alderman 10 acopt an ordinance. Mr. DE
Graaf Jum ped up al once and called Mr..
Stewart TO order. saying. The Mayor has
settled that matter. he las declared tie
| ordinance adopted"
The Mayor said: Il have passed upon the
vote. You can get redress IN the oouTts il
you want IT,"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06
HELD FoR TRlkL
George Van zsndt and Olive Wilson B0un
Over on a Charge of Adultery.

George Van Zsndt aud Olive Wilson Bound
Over on a Charge of Adultery.
In Police Court yesterday Jan HurnemAn
was convicted Of assault and battery and in
default Of paying S. fine aud 7.4O costs, he
went TO Jail for twenty days.
The examination OF George W Van
Zsndt and Mrs. Olive Wilson, on q charge
of adultery. at the afternoon session, and
Mrs. Wilson was further cross-eramined
by the Prosecuting Attorney. Nothing new
was developed. however, and as soon as she
lett the stand Frank 5. Donaldson, for the
defense, moved 10 dismiss the case on the
ground that there was insufficient testi-
mOny 10 bear out the charge. de made .
lengthy address TO the Court in support OF
this, his theory being thai owing 10 the
surroundings and education of Mrs.
Wilson, She could have gone 10 the room OF
Van Landt and not know she was commit
ting an improperly. w II. Eastman. for
the prosecution, replied In az elouqeni
manner, with convincing argument.
which carried the sympathy OF the adoienoe
with him. Alter short speech by &. G.
Howell, for the defense, Judge Holmes saic
The Court has his own Opini about
the Case. and the motion 20 dismiss is de-
MED. and the defendants are held for trial
at the present term OF the Superior Court
He fxed the bail Of Van Zandt in the
sum ol 500. and for Ms. Wilson. on ac.
count OF her little children, he placed the
bail AT the low sum of $50. She furnishes
tue required bond. but Van Zandt wen
back 10 jail 10 swai. trial, being unable q
furnish the bonds
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06
STILL DETER NED
The STRIKERS HOLD a CONFERENCE
IA EKssufiss COnlmittss Wien Power 10
Aeg tor the BrogherhOod-trstsh sht 0et-
ung Well ader way-Ths Next
dossmsnt Mystery,

CHcAG0. March 5.-Chisf Of Eng neeTs
Arthurs hsadqlartsrs a. the Grand Pacihc
presented most lively scene this morning
Room a Vas crowded Nith members OF the
Grievance Committees Of the various West
ern and North western railroads represent
lng both the engineers and hremen's or
ganizaliOn. They had come from as far As
NsN Meueo In response 70 the calls Of Chief
Arthur and Grand Master Sargent 10 take
action On matters pertaining " the T., D. q
= strike. Eaca delegate wore = cheerful
and determined expression, and all seemed
IN accord With each other. As the clock
struck 10 Arthur opened the secret meetin <
20 which the men had been called. Non e
attended il other than the grand officers. eX-
cepL the ChAirmen Of the Grievance Com
mittees-
As showing the temper Of the brother
hood IN the various sections OF the country,
the following te.egrams were received by
Arthur and shown % a reporter:
"CHILLIcorHE, ohio, March 5.-At the
Joint meeting held yesterday Of Division %
and Lodge 2O2. the following vas adopted
II necessary, rather than lose our cause
aud have justice defeated on the G., b. q
q. We would suggest that you call on all
men belonging 10 our Brotherhood
"LiSc0LN Neb, March 5.-Vice Grand
Master HanohAn held an enthusiastic meet
ing iast night. Lincoln is irmer than ever,
and be awaits your Instructions
ALTOONA, Wis. March 5.-The Eau
Claire Lodge are with you 10 the eud."
"FucHBUEG, Mass. March 5.-Brothers OF
Division 81, b. of L. T., are all solid and
await your demand"
CHARLTON, Iowa, March 5.-The men at
Charlton, Abba and Ottumwa are all firm.
st. PAUL, March at the regular
meeting Of Divisions $50 aud 369 it was
unanimously agreed that We. engineers OF
the N0rthwe will help aud assist the G.
b & q. engineers and hremen 10 gain their
wages, and they can draw on US tor what
money they want in this time OF trouble"
The conference OF chairmen Of grievance
committees adjourned late this evening. a
committee of three was appointed. with
Chief Arthur "a chairman, for the pLrpOse
OF taking sucn action as may be con-
sldersd advisable under existing cireup-
stances. The committee is empowered 10
act for the entire conference and viii take
such steps tomorrow as May seem neces
sary in the rresent situation of the strike.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06
THE NINE MUSES.

There are few NEUROLOGICAL legends more
striking and picturesque than that which
relates TO BenDett's Jackson Hill Coal and
the Dine daughters of Jupiter aud MnemOs-
yne. In the early ages of the world when
}. was the custom 10 assign = celestial
cause TO every eKtraDr3iDary effect, the
powers Of song. memory. invention. skill
etc. were suppose3 10 be excited bv certain
gOddesses den0minated MUSES.. According
10 Hesiod these god iesses were born on
olympus near the DiuDscle on which
Jupiter was enihroued from whence they
visited Grand Rapids and celebrated Their
cOrsl dances around glowing CRATE fires
made ffofu Bennetts Jackson Hill Coal.
In Homer as in later authors they are de-
scribed as singing festive songs a. the ban
auets of the Gods and cDniessing on
mortals the gift of BENEFITS Jackson Hill
Coal and poetry
Though occupied on ? with the gender
and more graceful at ihe sweet voiced
oitiies were Dat Nfiiout heir ST. -ner traits
They doomed al inferior Goals and stripped
opponents who bad ds~ed 70 ntest the
laureiss@ith them. % the wings. cause1
r Bennett Il be dealer great bestowed
BDon hin sn american Esxis and scuftls
full Of Jackson Hiil Coal all Of which is en-
circled with the uo9f'o
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06
Prof ColweIl's CONCERT

The last of Prof Colwell's organ concerts
at the Park Congregational church, called
out large audience. The programme as
published in the SUNDAY TELEGRAM II ERaLD,
was presented Prof Colwell, who was so
i'll on Sunday as to be unable TO play in
church. and was still soarceiy able TO sat at
the organ last night. never was more sue
cessful. The selection from Beethovsn's
symphony IN c minor, aud the overture
from R0ssini's William Tell" repeated Dy
request, were especially well rendered. Miss
Bsebee, the young soprano from Jackson,
captured the best critics in the audience.
She has voice of remarkable power and
fexibiiity. and she uses II inielligently.
Her ScAumsnn selection. He Of All the
Best, was the most gratifying Of the num-
bsrs rendered by her. Professor koeibel, Of
huskegon, gave variety TO the Programme
with bis viola selections. In response o
81 encore after rendering his own com posi-
ton. be rendered "Trazmefsl"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06
IT GOES TOO FAR.
.FoRO's VIEW or THe TAslFF ELL.
Sc Wim Vsts far Il u Nothiag Better Can
Be Deas-Doss Nh Tafnk a. Win
Psss in Its Prsssut shape bat
Viii fis A ule1dea-


WAsHNer0N March 5.-i asked Rspres-
satauge Ford today What be thought about
The Tsrid bil lie said Il wiil vote for
the bill. 4s il is Il nothing better ca be
done. 1 think the committee has Under
takea too much and / am afraid that the
bll. As i nov stands. cannot become laE.
While the bil puts the products OF Britain
protected industries on The free list it does
not reduce the tsgiH on other articles in the
same proportion / think the bill would
stand better chance OF becoming Law II
ali protected industries were treated alike.
OF course, the bill Is now IN It's hrst stage
and probably when il gets IN
the House il will DC 50 amended as 10 en-
able il o. be passed. do not think II will
be passed IN It's present shape. or course
am hearty ia favor of reduction Of the
tariff, bat l want reduction made al
along the line"
samuel T.. Watson and Charles II. Ben
der. OF Grand Rapids, are here today. Ar.
Ford took charge of them and showed
them the elephant.
senator Palmer today presented petit
ton from the people of Corunna in favor
of the per diem pension bill and mem-
Orial from the Womsn's Michigan Indian
as s-ociauOn for the establishment of Home
and Industrial school in Michigan.
Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Stockbridge went
TO New York today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06

The speciality performance presented at
smiths Opera House last night was far
soove the standard. and Harry Woods
burlssque, "Pinsfors. vas intensely funny.
There vas q good-sized su3iencs present
when the curtain went M on the nicely
Arranged frat psrt, a VISIT 20 the Farm.
ne intsTiude, Crushed. b7 JohnnV Raw.
the Woods, : ]. hesier and Miss Ada
Melville vas veTF funny. Florence sylvia
sang charmingiy. sgs Frank ana Cara
Marion presented pleasing sketch. Miss
Minnie Lewis = = pleasing vocalist The
Brsbeui Bros s1adowsrso were anus n 2
and beautiful AHIe Maynard sad Cleo
Mandozs are wonderful kvnan AIS. aad their
trspese acf vac undoubtedly 2 ne best Of the
season. "RInafers Vas st wita sueci a
scenery and sung exCsl entity nv JOnnn7
Ray. Harry Wood. Minaie wood. 3 J.
aeeier, Jehn Brsbsui. Florence sylvia
Ada Neville. Carrie Fisher AID so08
caorus. The Costumes we're asnf.orna
sad she raaze-ap of Rsv ard Nheelsr
roHid force 4 smile from tae most 81 n. fed
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06
HE TRAINS RUNNING.
Freight Traffic on the -" Rssuming Its
Normal Condition.

CHICAGO. March 5.--Passenger trains or
the Burlington road were all running to-
day upon the revised schedule acd freight
traffic had about resumed its
normal condition. FOrty-hve crews
were sent out Sunday, fifteen more
today nd with the men already IL
town and waiting to be examined, the
company said they had enough TO take
the place OF every striker Dispatches
from Eastern points stated that still more
men we're on the way and these would be
placed At the disposal of the Chicago. Bur
lington & Northern in the event of trouble
upon that system. The report that the
switchmsn and brskemen contemplated
sticking IN order 10 demonstrate their
sympathy with the Brotherhood was said
by the company TO be entirely without
foundation.
There was good movement Of trains in
the lumber district tOnay. and dealers in
that region have now little cause for com
plant. Several long and heavily loaded
freight trains left the Burlington yards this
afternoon. and on the outskirts ali the
switch engines were manned. Fifty addi-
tionsl new men were sent out on the road
tonight
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06

sssl sssss ft-tasss- stsN-s-
MAsorzrrk, March 5.-One Of the rnost
interesting law suits which have
been on tbs dockets Of Aiehi-
gan. is oow on trial in the Circuit Court
aere tis the Busch Nester case, which
v-s,x ont ofa conflict Of title 20 certain
Ian.ls. over $50 60 worth of logs were cut on
this and an sold 10 tn.rd and fourth parties.
The cass oas been sent BACK from
the Supreme Court several times. aud
several promioeot iumbermsn have been
arrested AZ different times aud some sre get
out on bali lt IS th0ughs tnat the verdict
rendered aers vii eud Ene long litigation,
bus many suits for fa.ss imprisonment are
baAl. - grow out Of 10 yer. As 10 nov
stands fhe lawyers appear 70 have ne So. D.
eco While tae iitigsnEs are lucSy II they
come out sven The case las been pending
tlfse years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06

GR,Sn RsfTns. Mich. March 5. lsss.
To the Editor of the IELEeRAN HEsALD
Your issue this dste has the enclosed slip
from the Chebovgsn Dsnouaf. 1t Is 3
regular fact that not plain wooden chair
is made in Grand Rapids although that
city il noted Cor its exienEve furniture
fscIorles. A ns~ bail there has been fur
nishsd Tith chairs rasds e. SheboyEsn. Wis .
If a company viih $500 can BE- raised 7
would. = pleased 70 superiafsn0 70. and
viii show IN snort time thst both cbGirs
and monsy are ms3s il = line of cheap
Uooc seat s0d cane seas patterns For nay
pssF history ! refer without per SION 70
A. ;. y bite, Micaigsa Arfisaa.
Respectfully.
J. b. Kemp.
o. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06

IA Epidsraie which Causes Mach Fe%r-
nha. schools Closed.

sl1.ls.ta ~ sac Is.sassa tttfre
k.saalsr, March 5.-rhs people Of
Einsslss are quits badly scared On account
Of ths diph.nsra waica nas made is sP-
ossrsncs ola BELL oldest daughter Of
i,eorss Ee.l dlsd Thursday, March /, Mrs.
g4lI aud ura ether chIllreu are very SICK.
rl. doctors sags it isVsry doubtful Whistler
ta.v can i've The disease 8 badly scat
Tered Ia che VII age. The Bell girl NAs a
great laFoule VIA every one aud nearly al
5f she senool chltreu when % see her De-
fore know * that She had the dangerous
disease. Herman A9Gngs giTl 8 getIias
hstfs- Charles Hacker1's little Z iri, Gracie.
Was G4ksn kr.day night, and Ed Young
Astle girl. Maoei. Saturday nisht Snh ne
same disease. Iae healla onlcers have tue
"a stlsr in band and are eelng AL that can
L. dome 10 prevent It's fuf-Aer spread. Dr.
IL. r.. Fenlon Of Kingsley, has charge OF the
eases. Doctor. Walter, OF File LAKE, assist
iug him at Mr. Bells. ins health ollcers
decided yesterdy Co send Tor Doctor Cnase,
~ Traverse City 20 view AL The
ea.es. E'hs sais II disinfsctanls has been
vsrv larxe Since lasE Thursday druggist
Fsnton scld 10 pounds Of suipber IN Two
DAYS. Hotn schools are ciosed The B4p-
ISIS were hoidiag revival. bat oy request
~ th= Health Olhcer closed the services
unnl the disease has seated. Ms Fred
Eaii.day died last Thursday. M. holl.
DAYS mother . very sicb, 0nd not expected
ID i've. she was quite ieeole, and TIE snock
M her son Nilss death made her worse.
JOHN Dohmer. the young German VINO
,fas assaulted Dy Peter MAnig0id, Jr., about
georuary I5th, Is slOEiy recovering. and
q now able 70 20 out sons
The examination 0f Msnigold Is ses FOR
March - MANIFOLD Is out on ball
samuel =. ysrs bss sold bis farm one mile
east of kingsley and viii soon start tor the
saufh part Of the state ---fhOs Wynkook
xss+ called 10 Dorr Center last week BY q
tslsgram announcing The serious illness o.
bis daughter. Mrs VIM SchWander.--
TIE mills in this vicinity are ell running
afaiG blast and logs are coming IN rapidly.
a. T. Brewster. OF LAKE Brewster
tgo niles vest OF kingsiey,
IL putting IN steam power IN place OF water
in his Can't Hook handle factory, and say :
that he vii MAKE things bum sOon.--M. -.
: Brownsou has purchased the press OF the
dsunos kingsley is4Spencaf0. and says be
will start new paper March IL Editor
strunk. OF the Iadepeia.eist, wiz have charge
q The pspsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-06

Ansn3s Pslfos vesserdss applied 70 the
Superior C0ars for 6iv0rce fr8n b@r h1s-
hsnd. treoEzs y Pstoa. Tier we're NAP
red st Rockfor5 IN Jone. 1875 sa5 vsd
together g8tIi ta1ssrv J. 1857. bzsl lesfon
Mcbride are heT srto~n ys sa1 Ia h-r
c1~n pEslnf 80 cbs~Ees hira wita beng 81
hsoirlzsl 6rar sars sn1 teat he sc1sed bsT
y str5xi1g and he@eag der vhsuevsr ~
wss insoxlcste1. s1e f1rfher q. rges fhat
b spent rs zn1rsv csrsses~ 3 sB1 refused
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