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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09
In Aemorian.

Another home has been dark
ened, another fireside made des.
olate by a sudden visit Of sh..
ebon winged angel of Death.
bearing away Ola his icy bosom
the spirit OF little johnnie era
hau, the beloved u home u,
aud friends His genial, loving
aud studioEs nature made Linn ;
fayoriIe with his teacher aud
fellow pupils a. we'll as nj home.
Ds.th with esuel st. aad 49,
Has uks- z1ot4er frsm oar sia-
II crashed q A=~s = -ns
AESthsr d-ElaE lt..Esva
But cd i g,.d ana -
NJ aa- iasrn eaF aasrlax y Ee-f
lheas- ser sf az -.
Wen al-ez e. l
lis teacher. T. ~.
Delay. Jan. 81. IsS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09
Hon. John III Orersfr.at f,

hoh John ii OTerstreet, rer
resenis.ive-elee; from this cor,
y. received the premium Of
slo0 offered by the Meridian
Fertilizer Company for the best
I've acres Of corn. 335 bushels.
This Is the kind Of representa-
iVe We want. He is setting the
ooys a good example al the
s~tart--kemper Herald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09
Latter From Iosier Siic-

Nj Deer Ole Oman Never
seed sich a tyne as We Is had
With this er wether an sic sno,
a Teller jist Guild git Outen dores
without slipin up an fallin doun.
i knOs frum xperiunee ssi went
ont yuncs tn sea bout ther chic
ems an thot i wood cum bi Their
wood pyle an git sum chips tn
kindle up mi IRE, an sorter
stepped outen the path had
dug out an Their furst thing
knoed mi he'd hit ther groun an
II was seain stars bi Their wagon
lodes an Their wust thing wus mi
Gurbi hat rolled erva doun a
stepe hill, an now Their questun
vus how tn gut that hat So at
tur du Teiecshun i got a bord
an a grubin no, an i got on tn
that bord an ther wa i went
coustin Goun that bill lik q strek
NV litenin. j draped Their 10 on
Their start IN hit cum rite after
me hk a hurrykane an yn Ort tn
sea NE scraEiIin tn git 0uteu The
va nv that grlbin no, hits funy
tu think bout hit Eow. wei afser
il got misef altogether sgB g
tuck ther no IN dug me steps a.
ther va bac tn Their hoEs boat
ffty Yards or mo. / tel "a bit
won't du TO war a dur b hat N
slic times speedily boat hliy
places. Their foxes bout here "a
had guide tim sls ridia Al cons
tin on Their sno. now cous;iG
menes tn slide or skete on q bOgG
or barrel stav or emmy thing yu
kin git that vii du tH skete on.
an it ONT GUIDE grzmer tn - sh-
din nor 1t ONT fashunabul ether
So w sea We hav tn be very
ticuler bout whot We cal things
over here an hit bothered me .
guide cal when i furst cum here
tn keteh on tn nj Their fashuna-
bull sayine an dains, but With
perseverance an gineral an clos
obsurvashun an . littul studdie
i think kan speke an rite En-
bout az GUIDE er otorgrafy ~
en,y NV EN- kin. evry now an
then sum dude or dudine tries
tn bring intu our Language sum
| nu wUrd but hit amt no go
mungst rs mo lsrned s~ittersens.
We are very vel sattiefyed
with ole webster an our comun
inglish va Nv tOrkin.
went out tn here Their nue.
metherdis preeher yistiddy, he
] 10 q guide lookin Teller IN wares
muffin chop whiskers an good
close. i wus nifty vel plesed
With the Ean An Their sarmint tn
t He preehed bout dannel IN theI
ehristuns fathfulness at al Tins
! an under al circumstances an
so forth an so on. the methe.
4 dists preehes in ther eort hous,
T cos tina metin hous not bein
qnite redy. likes Their cort
] hous evry thing lukes hoam Liz
an eumfertabIl, an Their only
thing that mars ther buty nv
Their wnrship is Their sextun. /
jest think tina cent out Their de-
kuns tn hunt up Their ugliest
. Niger tina Guide fine an tina got
/, him shO. tn sea him a pokin up
ther IRE remines VI nv that an
/, ehent nuthicul blac smith of ole
times Civ mi luv In al ther
, ehillun an yoTesef.
1ore kline hnsbun
JOSIER SLIc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

sENArE

SENATE
To reduce the privilege tax
On Insurance agents in towns
and ~ res of less than 800 in
1abiL.. Passed.
To prevent guardians from
or using the surplus
money Of their wsrds-ludeh
postponed.
Providing for the redemption
and purchase of the claim of the
State to ali lands it, the LeTee
District soli to the State ~ the
sale in Nay 1876 under the abate
nseBi act.
To confer police power on
conductors OF passenger trains
On railroads. Railroads.
HOUSE.
To amend the public school
Of this state.
To provide for and establish
an active militia for the State
To require locomotive engta-
GERS in this state to be examined
To prohibit the sale or giving
away of cigarettes and cigars To
minors.
10 require railway companies
TO fence their tracks
To provide for the purchase
Of = site for and the establish
me.i and location and conctruc
iiIn of an asylum for the negro
insane. Benevolent Institutions
Tie bill allowing eompensa-
ton 10 Witnesses before grand
juries vas indefinitely postpon-
ed.
An act for the prevention and
suppression of contagious and
infectious diseases among stock
Passed
An act requiring laws OF q 10
cal nature to be published IN a
newspaper in the county TO
which said laws are applicable
Passed.
An act TO require Chancery
clerks to keep Ledger accounts
of all allowances made by the
Courts and board of Supervi'
sors. aud to nix compensation
therefor. Passed.
The House passed the follow
ing memorial TO Congress
Whereas, There is now pend
ing in the congress of tie nj
ted States, a DILL having for lie
object the prevention of the
use of cotton seed oil as a sub.
stitute for hog lard, and propos.
ing to tax the oil aud the priv
lege of manufacturing and deal.
Ing therein ; aud
Whereas. The passage of such
a law would tend greatly TO i'm
pair the use aud value of a large
product of the cotton states,
with 10 cOmpeusa,iag benefit to
III :nerican people, and really
10 tJeIr injury Ia maintaining
the high price Of hog lard and
Whereas In tue opinion OF
this body cotton seed lard il 4
perfectly wholesome article and
shCnld not he GiScriIntBated
against LA favor of any other
article of American manufact
ure ~ commerce ; therefore,
he IL
hes0lved, by the House OF
Representatives, the Senate con
curing. That i Is the sease oil
the Legislature Vi the State OF
Mississippi that said Senate bill
No. $50, ought uOt 20 pass : be it
further
Resolved, That i copy OF this
resolution be transmitted 20 the
Senators and Representatives
from this State.
A joint resolution las passed
tie Legislature appointing a
committee 20 report by bill or
Otherwise the amount Of back
taxes due the State and give
owners AT opportunity TO pay up.
The taxes will amount up To
hundreds Of thousands OF dol
lars and the cloud on the title OF
two million acres of land will be
removed.
The House passed a res0lu
ton 10 adjourn sine die on Feb
20. bu: it ,s thought adjourn.
meDt will not take place before
March ~.
The Committee appointed to
examine Into the sanitary condi.
ton of the Capitol, reported
that the old mating etc, should
be removed ar9 z general
cleansing take place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

VIM Gray, the incendiary of
Lula, has again broken jail, de-
hverlng his aecompliee How
ard Fears are entertained that
be Wall SOOn carry out the
threats made while he vas In
prison.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

The Swerd and Shield crGeiiy
calls Mr.. Barnes .'the infidei
evangelist" anu says he i.
stealing the livery Of heaven TO
serve tue devil in.r Mr. Barnes
will canceI none Of his engage
ments on this aeeount-Colum-
bus Index.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

The two houses of the Iesis.
iature ia joint convention on
tue 81 INST, elected r III Henry
present Incumbent. state pric-
Ter. lie Received - votes and
Lts o?Pocert, 8 ; Poster. II.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

The Conservative ssys that
a family Of well TODD colored
people, seven in lumber who
left that county for Arkansas,
in q box car just before the bliz
zard; were all frozen 10 death
before they reached their lesti
nation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

The College girls of Column
bus, three hundred in number.
have signed q petition to the
Legislature praying that a prep
er appropriation be made for
the support Of that institution.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

There will be a grand re IN
ion of the Confederate cavlary
at New Orleans. GU the 18th.
and a permanent organization
will be perfected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

The republicans of Louisiana
have put mp a State ticket, With
ex-Gov. Warmoth, at its head
and will make a hot light for
success.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

Ex President Davis has writ
ten n letter 10 the legislature ex
pressing his regret that he is
not able tn accept the invitation
to address them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

Round trip ticlets will be sold
to Memphis an, New Orleans
to persons wishing to attend
Mardi Gras, at One fare for
round trip See commences
Feb. sth to 14th inclusive; good
to return until february 18th.
1888.
A. W. Mitoell. Agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

An unknown man was put of
the South bound train on the !
q Road a: Jackson, last Friday
in "A dying condition. All tina.
could be learned was that b.
was from Michigan. he had the
initials -. H." on his left arm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

Senator Mitchell, of Oregon.
has introduced a bill which pro
vides for the absolute exclusion
of Chinese from this country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09
FoR CONGRESS-.

We arr Aa.horr-d = az1c4no~ J. b.
NoRGAS. ., Dcs1'o c5anty. a. a eAa-
RrlA,s ser r. sl~rtaa - ClFgress frQa
tbs the Il C~ougrs~isnal pfstr-t y
Mi~aspP. suhIa.t - the aei.7l o
The n~zenti Fszty-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

The colored population con
tinue to "exodust' to the Mis-
sissippi delta.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

Mr.. Bill Young. of Chiekzsaw
county Recently went hunting
and In ehOppiBg into a hollow
log for an opOssum which his
dog mad freed, his axe struck
a bed OF silver. Tue pile con-
taiued 1872 dollars.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

The Masonic GraEd Bodies
will hold their annual assembly
ut Columbus, Mss, the second
week in February.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

Hon. George 8 Dodds is an
nOunced as q candidate for con
gress from the seventh dis
frict.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

w T. Doss, of Oktibbeha coun
~ has been elected superinten-
dent Of the peEiteniiary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

The Booth Barrett combins
ton are playing to crowded
houses in New Orleans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

Miss Wlnuie walker, Of Wall
Hill. Is visiting friends IL Oh
ford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

About 10000 gallons Of sor-
ghum vas made in Webster
county last year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

ID 10 said Indiana wants to fur
nish the country with natural
gas, silver, dialect poems and
vice presidents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

The State hospital at Vicks-
burg has 100 patients under
treatment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

Diph,heria prevails TO such
An extent in Lexington that the
schools have suspended.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

A call has been issued for the
State Alliance to meet az Jack
son, on the lttb.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

OkOl0na Is soon to become
the relay station of thetN & o r
X, instead of Corinth the pres
emf station.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09
sI.0O Xosu 500 90

For four Years have been a
sufferer from 9 trrible form of
rheumatism, which reduced me
50 low that all hole of recovery
was given mp. lave tried eve
rything and spsnt over $500
siihout relief. am proud TO
say that after uang one bottle
Of 81 an abe 20 attend 20
business and vtald rot take
$500 for the benefit / have re-
eeived from one lottle.
You're. EOst truly,
L. o. CARA.
Waveriy, Texas
Demonstrated Merit.
Sparta, Ga. Nay Is, 1886
Blood Balm Co: lou will please
send us per fint freight one
gross Il b b. Itlas far ecIips
ed AL other bloolremedies. and
the sale il rapid With us.
Rozier Z vardeman.
All vhs desire fah itornasion about
q cause and esre q BLcoi Poissas,
.erctslA .aA ~ssrofuiss= swstfiays, ali
esrs- soEes. rasGmAk<n. kidney com
plants. eatarh. etc, ON s<s,1rs by
raii. free. . eOpy CT oar 3s-paxs illus
trafsd book Of -csd= sHsi .ssk the
most -on1szfal and ssaxsiiny proof
ever before kns~a-
BLOOD BALH CO.
- AuAznA. Ca
Sod BY I d Iro.. Dnysizs. Ozfsrd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09

iSTEyYfd3 Hs revolutisni.ei the
world during the last bali eeatary. Not
least among the wonders II i~nvsnsive
gsnr1s 10 n mesh0d o. woEk 1aAt e.a 10
performed al ever the % szsry sishsut
separating the wcrk9s frem thss<
homes Eitksr s<x. yglne e "a cut
this out and rstarz - - aa4 we I'll
send you free sew@sg y ae~t s.lu.
and I~mPoxtA1cs thn A&l at yo1 n
business and kxinw nn NJ amm~y thAa
anything elsa N tae mEA kA4~s~s
True b Co lAwxu~sa0 Mas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09
Richly REWARDED ARE

LIUeE VIC end Us an
taea act They viii fadhoaoxa5Ie EN-
syneGt that viii aos sxe them trc-
thstr kozss- The r<eits are large
Aad sare FOX every INDUSTRIOUS person.
IL easy for any O % make IS and
Hps2rh Per dy. ~ha is williax u
Sozk- Eltaes II. yoangsr cid. capital
nat Essd-ss xs start sel E~veryssirx
Rev No sPelAl ABILITY seuired- You
E-s.sr- en- do It ~ ~ea As n onA
sEtss To uz at cnes for FIJI particulars
shssh y nail free Aa&sss Strnsoc
ScA Postlaai Maine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-02-09
A SENSATION.

A. W. Mitoell. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
AT THE CHURCHES TODAY.

The Spiritual Society will hold services at
the Hanish Hall. on Waierloo-st.. this even
ing.
Rev DR. Knapp. pastor OF Grace churc b.
will preach IN the morning on Activity in
the Christian Life, and in the evening he
will deliver the third OF a series Of lectures,
he subject being Mind Your Own Busi-
ness"
The Y. w. C. T. L. will hold gospel
Temperance meeting at the hall. . Pearl-st.,
in the afternoon, AZ which Mrs. McCurdv
will sing.
Rev. Ii. A. Mcintyre pastor of the Smith
Memorial church, will hold services at
Stevens Hall in the afternoon ana even
ing.
At the evening service in the Second
Street NJ. K. church. Rev. J. A. Sprague
will preach on Young Ladies and Their
Choice"
The morning subject Of Rev. Charles
Fluhrer. at the Universalst church. will be
The Nsturalness of Religion" In the
evening he will lecture on Emanuel
Swedenborg aud His Personal Influence on
Religious Thoughts"
la the Nvening Elder Wales will deliver.
al Ringuettes Hall. the second of 3 series
Of sermons on the BOOK OF Revelations.
The Resurrection will be the subject st
the Wesleyan Methodist church in the
evening. The Destiny OF the Sosl Beyond
the judgment" will be given later.
Rev. Kerr b. IupDer Wit preach in The
afternoon at tie Soldiers Home Mr.. Tup-
per will preach At the Second Baptist church
in the evening.
At the Mission Wood Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. II. Hoffman will preach in the
morning on The Conversion of Lydia"
Rev. ID. Cronk will preach in the morn
ing at the Fast Street M. r. Church on
Edged Tools" and in Intervening On The
Tower of Joy and Strength
At the FOUNTAIN Street Baptist Church
Rev. Kerr B. Tupper will take Tor his even
ing suojuct "A ROuish or Protestant In
lerDretstiOn w nch? In the evening
Rev. L. II. BROOKS will occupy the pulpit.
Rivers and Streams" will be the morn
ing subject OF Rev. p. G. Robertson at the
Wealthy Avenue Baptist Church. In the
evening be will speak on Not Vanity, but
Lie"
Rev. J. Graham. pastor OF the Division
Street NJ. f. church. will preach in the
morning on ths subject Almost 9 CHRIS
ian, snd-in the evening on Altogether a
Christian"
A. The South Congregational church, Rev
Ben + Sargent will prelch IN he morning <
on The Facts in Probation, Which Needs
Emphasis.' His evening suhiec. will be
The Worth of the Soul"
At the First Presbyterian church, the
morning subject OF Rev. ~. z. Welton will
be The Important One Thing" The theme
OF his evening discourse will be The Great
CALI
Rev. ". H Scott Ct Ionis. will preach
morning and evening at the Church o.
l Christ
Forgiveness will BE the morning sub.
| isct of Rev. Campbell Fair, at St. Marx 3
/ and he will speak on mo Man Cared fol
| NJ soul, in the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

skEs4 kaarkits a. EeseS&lea wszRsas-
9hs Ess1esssa ketsl Cas-
B1f fss csess 4sre disposed 81 - Pelice
CoaFs yssssr:ay. Iaomas J. Mhkss sent
- jail h0r tEesFs daFs for bssas drGHk.
Joan saith sss 4rrzigast On a charge Of
carrying eos-es4.ed sespoas sad released ca
saspsnded ssatsace sozas tine ago BE
sss sect 70 al f1r being draek sad on his
feEeGA Esrs l01n1 pals 0l stesl knusklss
As explained ta1s ~ rad The goBs IA
the ilalDer weeds alc 1la D0g carry toem
VIA aay malicious tasen1l9u saa ths 41se
decisie4 % gave al1. another sh4oce. James
CaIf9ii pala - - ioe being l1t9xiealed AIS
eFsaHDE a dlsIaTo4nce. Tue eass II JOAN
EsehAssz Tor zeskiIg as saloon ope1 on
esndag as aejsaraed % fsbrgsry ana
that 0f Fred u. Daily lsr keeping saloon
opsa sunday 30 fs5FuarY s.
The s1amiEsli0n of Martin Pierce. pro
pFisEoF ii iae European Halel. on . charge
Of kssQink a house of ii-faaie 3as con-
cluael aBie arguments being male % the
Court 5Y Harvey JosliA for the prosecution
aud Peter Dorzn ior the dsfsnze. jud. {
Holmes ssted that. IA Eis opinion, the OF
ier<e sas . misdenzeauor and not a ie.oDy
and therefore H0ald have bees tried before
nin. whereas "a being brought under sra
t1ts No. "a OF tae Public Acts
OF 1851. i was felony. snd must
hs triei IN a court OF record. He said that
II the case lad been tried before hina be
would have no trouble ia deciding upon
his duty in the uAtfeF. bat as be oaly sat
as 81 examiner ar would be obliged 10 hold
the dsisui4n. tsF trial ~ the next term OF
the Superior Court. The staluls referred 10
Is as follows Livery person Eno sLsli keep
a house Of ili-fame. Tssort-d ID Tor the pur-
? Jse % prostitution or iewdness anu eyery
pe son Who shall solicit OF in any ma0ner
intuce female 70 enter such house Tor the
purpose % 0ecOmlns a nrO5iluts
shall be deemed guilty of 4 lslony. AMI up
on conviction thereof shall be punished BY
Imprisonment IN tne STATE prison. not more
than nve years. or in the county jail
not more than one year. or oy tne not ex-
eeeding Al Geo. or by both such tine and
Imprisonment Ia the di.cTegion OF the
Court" The case. which has dragged slong
for several weeks. has attracted considerable
attention, as Mr.. Pierce IS a new conner,
and bears a good reputation az his former
bone. Biz Rapids. Mr. Pierce made a
| statement TO the Court that be had been
away from his hotel much of the tine and
that the pceviOUs = puta'iOn oil the house
had much 10 do with his troubles. The
Judge intimatsd very strongly that had the
case bssn brought under the act thar made
the cftsnse charged a misdemeanor he
would have discharged Mr. Pierce
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

CIncUIT- Charles G.. Rood vs.. Orrin W
Avery. Ejectment. Tried and 20 be argued
at loot Of non-iury calendar.
OFFrcE BUsrNGss-Iorain Z. Richmond vs..
Hudson J. Wakely ct. al. In chsncery.
Foreclosure bill filed.
SvPEEfoR-Edward W. Locke Va. the
Prissly Wagon and Sleigh Company. tres
pass on the case; ORDERS for stenographer.
notes denied. Twenty DAYS further time
allowed To settle bill Of exceptions.
George Marshall, administrator etc. vs.
Widdicomb Furniture Company. trespass:
on trial.
PRoasTE-Estste Of Horton B. Holmes.
deceased. Appraisers warrant and invcn-
tory Of estate in Meccsts county filed
Estste of AGn r. TOrley. a minor. Order
granting guardians leave TO sell on former
GUARDIANS bond, ,-Estste elias. b. Camp
bsli a minor Petition tor sn scconntine
by guardian flied. Hearing February Is
Fsls'e Of Jnns How ett dscsasef. Will
ard petition for probate o. same fled --
Estate ofstephsn Johnson. deceased. Re
port OF sale Of real estate hled s0I cou
6rp1e1
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

The roster for the coming week ct Smiths
Opera House includes several Of the hest
artisx ia hessudevilie profession and the
entertainment will undoubtedly be huge y
enIoved ny the pssrans Of tots theatre. fns
Woods. the fsvorite refined ssetch team.
rih eudeavor 20 please IN an entire new
comedy creation: Mcneil a AcCsle. The
uonsrchs Of eccentric Irish comedy have
= world wi1e reputation. 80 much - that
they have been already secured ss ths pFiu-
e "a feature for 2. 4. Bsrn8m's sorcert tie
coming ssasos. Lord & Lovely in foeir sc-
raaatic songs, dsroes ard conversation ars
siaa.lv sranaenss, Wills & Barren, tee great
sketea artists. who bsve created suca =
fsr r. he psst week. have ben rs sarsxtd
and ~ifl cro-ssce aew coT0esy e0ue iorners-
nor. Niss Nay fohnso0 sat &iss Aa1e
4 aava ste two besGtifai vocai;<fs zul =lit
anreEr ia tie lstest crerst 6 succssses
Ihe perform ance siA conc NE wtth $. !
Rase.sr's conaeiy drama entif.st. Old
knssaeSe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

George A. NcIntyre. Of the Eaglc. eft last
s7sning - spend Sunday with friends a.
Rx ksI.,s.
A marriage license was issued ysstsr.
day % John Schs;sr. Of LisboG, aged =
and Elixabsth Klsnk. Of Alpine township,
sgsd -
l. e. levi, Who bss been Eat the pas,
EoD- vseks on business. has returned home
s13 = hnsiiy engaged in preparing for the
N.S,Fs. % the inmenss ytSeA purchased
wiAis Esst
Or Louis Barth made hyiog trip 20
Coopersviiis isst srsnlnx 10 attend a mar
riei sister sf Collector u. o. Watson. OF
GSsnd HsveB.
Fred &. Schottsy. for long time pop
Mar room eier< in ihs Palmer HSuse Chi
csgo. y wishing friends in snis city. Mr.
Scacttev - iooking sor place 60 loczte. he
hss In hrs possession ssiron- recon- msr1a
son from Potter PairfeT hizagSiE
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

The Custer Guards viii formally reopen
their elegantly w6iei srHaory on front-st.
on tas evening 81 febr1sTy -. The ar
morv hss teen enisrged. and tns spacious
psricrs hsve beer hsndso aaeiT - refarnish@i
With al ee~irshle convr1isnces auong
others seins a. Asslns grste. 2everss "a
fAs msif.is e.8cers ard TIE orchsr3 Lax
sdsis vii - IN st3es.ssnce a fas opsni AZ.
Is VII 81 = strictly invitation sfair. s1d :
very erios abe tine nay be ansicinsted
Rstresh nehts vii tse servei by tss geuu
s8g frieni II of ne Dsuahsrs of the com-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

The following annual reports we're fled
yesterday.
Marin Miidli1xs Purifier Company,
capital stock. $500 0; paid in. s. 2s0. rvr-
soma estate. s5.07S. SO. debts, s. 6i3.f7, CT d
its, 81. $50 95.
Powers e Walker Cssket Com pany. cap
ital stock 500 600. psid in $4,000. real IS
ate. ss1433. personal estate. s45. .336 -.
debts. k4f 6si 81. credits. so 0e0 %.
Grand Rapids soap Company. capital
stock. So eco paid ia. sl6 z75, real estate,
- So personal sstate. siL0S2, debts. sI3-
454 credits. s.. i64.
Michigan Bsrrsl Company. capital stock.
s210.f0 Daid in. $40 coo real estate si29. =
e1s 35. personal estate. $ISt IsI4S, dsots.
a. 5sn3. credits. So, 1875.
Grand RAPIDS Brick and Tile C0mpsnY.
capital stock. so. coo. paid in, s.. 80. resi-
estate. 5000 personal estate. S5i3l3l.
Iehts. s10o