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The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
Lucky Eisharnen.

The harbor was very rough yesterday and
quite lare number of fishermen put in.
The fish houses presented very busy scene
and about 125, 900 pounds of fish were landed.
This is the largest amount of fish received
in one day for more than five weeks. The
fares ranged from 6,OoO to 5000 pounds and
brought fair prices, as the market was bare.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE noNNEy.

wEDHEsDAY.-State vs. Kate Flaherty. In
dicted for keeping and maintaining liquor NUS
ance at her dwelling house on Centre street. A
whIskey of the respondent on the afternoon of the
29th of December and that on her attemp ting to
go home she was so intoxicated the police arrest
ed her and took her TO the station. Her little boy
eight years of age, testified that be was with his
mother, saw the purchase of the liquor and that
his mother got none anywhere else that day.
The defendant, her husband and TWO daughters
each testified that they were present at the time,
and the woman was intoxicated when she came in
and that no liquor was purchased, sold or given
awayiD the house, and had not been for nearly
two years. The jury went out at IL O'clock and
at the adjournment of court at night had not
agreed.
G. NJ. Seiders, county attorney.
ID. A. Meaher.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
Ne cot TWO watches.

The man who failed to work the watch
racket on W. f. Todd, succeeded at Morrison
& Co.'s. Mr.. Sargent, the matchmaker in
charge of the store, handed the man two
watches, one an open face and the other
hunting watch for Rev. DR.. Whitaker to
select from, and Morrison & Co. are now
two watches out
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
The Kinks of a Century.

lArOOStOOk 1lOneer.J
The father of Alexander Carr OF Amity,
was 100 years old yesterday. He is as smart
as most men of 80, does nearly all the chores
about the farm, and is enjoying the best Of
health this winter. Las summer he would
frequently amuse the younger boys" by
sprfnging from the floor and hitting his heels
together twice before alighting.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
Must be a Pegasus.

Charles Damon of Louisville, KY, is re-
ported to have ridden horseback from that
place to this since January 8, on mare by
the name of Black Fannie. She is 6-year-
old roam, and in fine condition. The horse
was stabbed at JEWELS, and he was to
leave Sunday for Belfast and Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19

This evening Mr.. F. II. Fassett, the we'll
known architect, will deliver lecture, in
the free Mechanics course, on Inventors"
The seats are free to the public and they
will all be filled for what Mr.. Fassett will
have to say ON the subject will prove highly
interesting and instructive. The lecture
will be given in the library room at 7.30
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded in the Regis
try of Deeds:
Deerlng-D. f. Nhsh ct al. to Ella f. Nicker-
son. 81 and other considerations
Ella f. NIckersOn ct al. to ID. f. Nash. 5 ana
other considerations.
Cape Elizabeth-E. W. Greenstreet ct al. to J.
S. Hannaford. 81 and other considerations.
Scarboro-Eliza Libby to II. L. Skillns. S275
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
pIstrIot DIVISION SONS of temperance.

The District Division of the Sons of Tenn
perapce will hold their business session this
afternoon at the hall of Portland Division.
In the evening public meeting will be held
at Prebe Chapel. and will be addressed by
speakers from Casco, Raymond, Windham
ond Cumberland Mills
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
Longshoremen's Ball.

The City Hall will be filled with merry
dancers tonight because the Longshoremen's
Benevolent Society will give their annual
bali there. There will be a fine order OF
dances and Chandler will provide his most
alluring music.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
Home Rule.

Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, nj.
p, will address our citizens on Home
Rule" at the hall of the Irish American Re
lief Association this Thursday evening Sir
Thomas is the lineal descendant Of the cele-
brated Henry Grattan, and his words on
Home Rule will be listened to with deep in
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
MARRIAGES.

In this city, JAN 10, by Rev. Henry Blanchard,
Chas. w. Welsh of Deering and Miss Ella Wiley
of Portland.
In Buxton. Jan. 10, by Rev. II. l.. Duston Sam'l
W. Sherman of Gorham, Me- and Miss Minnie A.
Waterman of Buxton.
Ida Jackman.
In Springvale Jan. 1 Joseph Moulton of Spring
vale and Arnie 4. Kimball OF hennebunk.
In Rumford, Jan. IL, Lewis G. Akers and Miss
Annie Andrews, both OF Andover.
In Jonesport Dec so, VIM. f. Church and Miss
Ada r. Kelley.
In Topsham, Dec. 30, Harrison Corey of Bruins
wick and Miss Hattie (. Fernald of Boston
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
"My Son is a Son till he gets Him
wife, but my Daughter Is my Daugh-
ter all the DAYS of Her Life"

Both my son and my daughter took Little Hop
Pills regularly. 1t regulates the bowels and
alloays cures sick or bilious headache, Indigestion
and kindred ills. All druggists, % cents, or mail
stamps to Hop Co.. New London, Conn.
jan14 eodlW
A woman who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and feet, can
not act like well person. Carriers Iron Pills
equatize the circulation, remove nervousness, ana
give strength and rest.
jan17 d&wlw
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19
What is ScrofuIa.


1t is that mpurity in the blood. which, accumu-
lating in the glands of the neck, produces uni
slightly Jumps or swellings; which causes painfu-
running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which
deyelopes ulcers in the eyes, ears or nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which is the origin
of pimples, cancerous growths, or the many other
manifestations usually ascribed to "humors."
1t is more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines the worst
possible features of both. Being the most ancient
il is the most general of all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from it.
How can it be cured? By taking Hoods Sarsa-
prrilla, which, by the cures it has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. Some of these cures are really
wonderful If you suffer from scrofula in any of
its various forms, be sure to give Hoods Sarsapa-
ra trial. Send for book Of cures.
Hoods SarSapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So. Prepared
only by c. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell,
Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-19

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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

A fand x $3.50 ass Essa rs:ssd for
tie zy9Es1 --kzaEx you asssrsd -z2rsose
II tu1isz u2 Ese serki1z asa % vote
AGAINST isaac r. Wz1Fss for Asgor.
TIE iatsil-sent Eofklaz zszsa Ct thls esty
~ill shoE today ~ tnsir soFk Il tie
polls slL ~ faeir votes k0~ thsy regard
tas scasGes u tAs polIkleiz1s- Ieers is
cot zsceHl hs2aDlieaa IA tbs eitg not
> manly. hoaorEbls u41 hnt kaoHs that
L II v zsToS ~iI mszs ons q ths best
Aayors he ezty sssr Ezd, ~bui.' tasy
ssg. -.his - agtt against tie sduiniz-
ts4llo1. Ws East Eed1os WssF0a's :
mssOrlty 4s Eaue0 ss possible n erder
l5ag Z msy Rave al eject On tie k@ll
elections. ID tat end 80 vii trade
every nan on oar tiekst tor = vote sgaiass
HEsf0s.v Ibss = ths way the leaders
ak
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

Elscu9a today
Lizzie Evans "a oar Angsi' a. the
oteFa eVass tonight.
The stone mss0os have commsncsd lay
ing the f1aa1zt-on f0T ms Occidental
hcisl-
S. h. sxeet. representative Of the TIE
GRAN hEzALD. passed through ihs city yss-
ls-d4Y.
The life saving creS a. Port sherman
Sii 70 TITO service today WITH cres ci
sixnl peEs0ns-
5. d. LQttof. OF Grand R4Dids vas IN
town on blsne saturday and MAS regis
tered st tie American.
Prank Morley, of Lansing. vas 10 The
ely on business Saturday aud Nzs guest
al she Amercsa House.
There have aseu great many bets made
among the sports 0f tnis city IN regard 70
= ao all BE- oar nsxt Mayor.
. c Van Ripper has been appointed
commercial sgens % tie T.. >. z 81. l.. r.,
aud si1 ossia lis new duties today.
Owing % the election the meeting oi
the Cts Missionary Society has been post
poBed uatii one week from today Al the
City Hal.
Mr.. Chas. Moth called at the Muskegon
ofice Of the TEizGRAN- hEEALD last evening"
aud said that he would Ike 10 say a tew
words through our paper in regard 10 the
wCuld-be sport Shields b2cSeF, II seems
thar since AF. Moth matched with Shields
Mr. Pe.Fe has stated 10 a number Of the
business men of this city that ne could
bfing a man here that could win a match
win Mr. Moth for as much money as Mr..
Moth can put up nov. MT. Moth wishes 70
state that he will put up 500 or more Il
necessary against any man that Mr.. Petre
ozn get 10 west him his style OF
wrestling.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

VEK 30ss AID Iik stsisE.s1sss, tH : tks,sS
- ar1 Lls groNss La ~ -srTzra Ailx sn-'.ata -
h4Fue -atss ,iae si.eitag 81 e4s so = be.Ais- 4
hafs fsls sQ-9a -as hE s4.s 81 .f' @lla .4les
e.les a. <t trl-es. A. :. f-9FN- s-t'tel4 >
t-sas. eIE seeei sessi
Es0k sALF- rHsEE foTs oN iAFAf k1'ft
s. t1e4p Il l-afFfse1 ttA e1Ata-ss "AiA
irom Cly hA4 T. Ss&toed. - fsAf4as4 -
fs0E sAIE-z MA H0l So on CRARL-ES-sf
1esE slfexg ear DHe ~lln a. niecSsrl l@aAi.teN =
Eenls &No 1ss1Ss All soeT kss4ls s<,ls 10 LAsS
& aear Sffcct zr ilDe. ~ Eaes0tniy k4s nst, -
lu41irs @ b1ezsoofs. rss1n II y ladloeae o-sek
tsI7Es SXT-E-Iz5 AC-gE Farm MILES PROM
i tie e42 flFst-sisSs eelg 1b0Itaossas % tLs
lossu rad, good buildings abd VEL "AsofeS
fraee eottA y ~ ts &c O. -, hOest Ai1 10 "A -ls
cils 81 IsFt pAs t-ent Atison a beAsS1.
nOlEL-NALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY II
III bsau of ire cily os,iy s1z.Oos. sl.eo esst,
0sisn = IL tIae paglLg iu rent PER cetit 90 A.
90 Flos ehauoe- Address J. A. Csster. - Usts-
S2-ss, Grand RAPIDS Mica -
I0k sALE-A CoS1 iITTLE COTTAGE OF
rye F0ans aud faTee Eood lots ilst e@>a ~
the cisy h1nsis EFiee G.sto easy terms Luton
Dunlon, n lctiioAo h4l1l1s
IOtsES, Ions AND fAkAS fok SALE
e.5reer 0f Monroe ana Di, sion rs. ST
NOR sALE-THE BOON N REAL STATE
4 has slrlck the noTlhsxsl part of The cliy.
j. T. aoEbitl nAs already sod - Lois this sfring
He Las 5 n4HGTed u3orc ~ SCH These waning
b4rE at.S tcttef cal On hith ~ - t@t-A4 ~. II
IN0k at n kEST-IRkEE AND ONE-
half acres of land aus sood isFU house. With
modem ial lpEOTeEeals, one aud oBS-l&lf niles
ffOM nSll on e09th Diyislaa Apply % Ar J. q.
walker. second hsGd furniture slore. IS 70 ~
sonfh pivisioD-sr t05
IiHEAr HOnEs-SlX HOCsKs AND LOTS IN
Y Sixth ward at from a7o0 10 sc09. also vacant
lots IA same locality. A good house and lot on
fODEIh-sg for 9 bo small payment down,
balsnce on easy terms. More &~wilson. attorneys
IasYa ri hlaek lOi
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
i house. on Spring 81. Tor &4gsl neal frame
dwelling house On JsInes-st.. Tor t2.5D0, sno an
10 acre farm IN sparta for s.sO0, al on small
rsyments ara reasonable terms. l.. A. Dsppsr.
room l2s Ledyard block. over Public Library
2ssti
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02
HorrnnnnN

Say. Perkins. old boy. why don't we see
you at The club any moIe' Has YOUR
mother-ln-law slant down on your" NO.
Brown; the fact of the matter is. my home
5 50 happy uO0 that there is no induce
ment for ne TO leave It. You lock incredu-
lous, but it's positive fact. You see, my
wife used 10 suffer so much from functional
arrangements common 10 her sex, that her
sririts and her temper were greatly affected.
IL was not her fault, OF course, but il made
nome unpleasant all the same. But now.
since size has begun 20 take DR.. Pierce 5
F4vorite Prescription. ste has been 50 well
and so happy thar We are having our honey
mOon all over again
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

The lava-bks coalition Of the oOnEsnts 0f
tas political 0ot jast a. present reminds me
III tas eh4s1uiag aa.1s.ts displayed after a
certain eiectfos ~ tae Nie cf a certain
serbs aho saz1 oe nzmeiess = iew years
eco.
Alter Ike lzst ballot had been deposited
ii The box the candidate We have IN mind
x4adsrsa Ee4rily home sith nerves IN
stfuus. aud only three dAsliuct facts IN
pressed upon Is dazsa consciousness
rf.f. fhst th- hairless tEo weeks Of hls
l.ls had Iast snlet seeoud, tnas three hun
alsa god FoaaA 90. Lars had oisaqpe ared
Aarinz thar time Tor 4zsessslents and '1net-
3eata. sxFeuses ana thlsd. lnai tne other
let1e Was elscied.
Ats vile meL Gim a. the eoor.
~8e.l" sac aszes, eagerly. are you
eiec "a -
-Naw. I amt" the disappointed csndi-
dsie admitted
Ibrn u N-s ta8t the vie of bis heart
14cane cold and DruIally frank.
a anew YoG wOliSul os, she sad.
tl4uiklaBtly Here g0g &c wasted a
= So CAS-, aud I 5es y0u se spent a. much
( ~ .Fc dollars oaly jus @ get beaten.
GA aomsn. ms name ls Bliss. lsuo z
arce = bliss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02
For kenf--R0onls.

ITO RENT-A LARGE. LIGHT ROOM FOR
| night manufacturing: steady power, at No
Pearl 81. Enquire of c. q. Judd or c. b. Thrug.
gllf
no RENT-NICE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
/ gaSst 2CJ NJ nth DiVis'Dnst IS
no REST-DEsIRABLE LIVING ROOM To
! rent also one suite OF Office rooms in one OF
the best location. Enquire at room II, lmmen
BiOcs. II MoprOe-st. 81
NOR RENT-A FEW NICE UNFURNIsHFD
rooms, l2I JefersOn-ave. %
IOR RENT-FURNIsHB ROOMS TO RENT
L in The Vinegar block. Enquire Of f D.
Brock. 3stf
NOR RENT-FUkNIsHED ROOMS: STEAM
/ heated: and furnished TOoms for light house
keeping. Apply az room l03 New HouseInaa
bl-ck. lou
TOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
I either single or en- sl:ite: steam heated: also
rooms for light housekeep ping. Apply at Room 40,
/ edyard lock, 10l Ousw&st. 216f
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02
Real Estdfe--C0anfry

TOR SALE OK TRADE-FRCIT Farm AND
I tinbered land Subj ban lots for sac Houses
snd lots for sals ana reaL Notary pasiio aud
conyeyancer, A. 7. kellogg, e. NoTIh Division
~ lis
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il property. fsrm OF ~ acres, four miles south
Of ii.ilst- inquire of Watson & Frost, lS7 Grand
vile ave. lys
NOR SALE-PINE AND RID WOOD LANDS,
Il good farms and city property for ssie cheap
also money 10 loan. Call al Lovctt block, Canal
81. opposite sweets Hotel. A X Aniisdel. 4sti
NOR SALE-G0oD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
L Byron Centre good hotel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting 20 sell hd-
dress Mrs Mary Aorion. Byron Cenlre. Mich. Att
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02
GneIl1s-- IE0nfpH.

yVANTED-THREE HONEST, PUSHING MEN
" iny ur yl,inily. Spe iGl inducements now ;
iast-seinng specalties, Stock tirs--clGss; salts
tact on afauteed. peculiar advantages 10 be-
ginnf Is. Don't delay. salary from start. Brown
Brothers. nurserymen, Chicago. III. lA
INFANT AGENTS IMMEDIATELY - NEW
w goods sells fast; big profits. salary or CON-
mission: circulars free. Address Weaver Manu-
factory Kalamazoo, Mich 81
VTANTED-RELIABLE AGENT FOR KENT
~ County 10 sell Schofeld's VaDorizing In
haler quick seller aud good profits. Cali or ad-
dress Mathews < Co, IS sixthSt Stale agents.
SSfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

CITUATlON wANTED-A PLACE BY A YOUNG
- lady 70 do general hOUsewofk in small lam
ily, or as nurse gicl. Address q. e., box t. this
Office. %
4 LADY WHO IS STRONG AND WILLING TO
y work Nsats employ meni. Can 20 out by the
day or week. Anyone having cleaning or other
work OF b t kind t. DO. will do well 10 cali or
address his. FOgel Hooker block. corner Kent
and HaSiiDss-stk. Best OF nrierences 81
NVANTED-POsIrlON By A YOUNG LADY
" who Is a competent stenographer, system
Grah&ms, sreed ll5 words per m.nute, can oper-
ate caIigrapa rapidly. long and practical exper-
enee and once duties address B. NJ. - High
D., West, Detroit Mich ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

Never 1sbIs ia 80 s1orl . TINE a .
n.nns1ieal sl..etian zsra - mazg ea11'
EssQn Hzs eizcalas<d gz.gsl can-isi4ts
- ssslss wl.cn ssss gFsa-a gated CO
n4iardsg alI Saalsy. h7sa1l-eans'
SIC ss q zsns s1s i1s sea- - heneF'
o1snig stated geslsseay 'hss ihsy pro-
poaesi - ~zorz raa RoFk-ns essa szaisst
q Esscs ca to uea1d taaE hs - =
cspis4lsf. = - kss. AZ dls.s, q i4ei
skssl cs-sxaz al1 via osul< uo--
rc'lsi, Zee lO ths Eor-lngiasa 1na
stclt sssr ax a that vas Dza, vas
esfer .at1d t.ul1a 1e1t t4s .sFa yss' 7r-
day r. salss 40 kaoE SIS " zsfoN
sss thags are ril4sa.0asiI sosn-1.
TIE tfaaen os tsAa cl.y viii rsnsmtef
lta. atea .bs iaat -agrcg cgrlgisd 20 pay
lAsm vas 81 zns.sd. saea shs eiiy gov
sramelE L.4l ast-sr Donsy nor poser 70
pay s8en. 1iF. Nz.s5s seat bis ensqas 70
eossr ,aslr cay geN. Handrsis " poog
esog.s eih reas-aaer taas BE- has neVef
tar4et = deaf saf Io tbalr requests aad
Tia Iaoos zan.xstIoa8 zensrslig xnow
IA ~. W 1os.- stslsgsr called upcn
has sesa r-sdY ~ .asat them 10 3
battle Co tho lt
a.. f1slt ot We Asoaaleaas 10 make
80. WssfrS 9at 81 L. ios ID .1s laner.ag
ca srs 20 eao of tas most rcieuloaa
csmrsign LES fhal xss ever ilysatsd.
If. ercS aiii today bs s-setsd Asyos
o. - osy sad every E.rlie Erasu aaoal4
10 afoal % eaat a's vote Or l.u.
Hiyxa axD aAnaoa EIaLs
Tha ysas's f..gss AIS. aasJor oin 8 he
lsrssa. whcn las Lsen ires utsd lor
rr. oe. fos al Nas. &. reaclea iLe
s5et s1-. oi $50 r4e0 Whso e .s
fensa.tslsi .aas !. A4vsr and haraor
b.i aassrsIif ea. strd mely additions
af'eeasl to 1 ia tte Hcuss ard that
when reectes .e Se. SO lt gr0us 8iill
nose. t el. ns seen tlat tie cum tai
vi ~ very snax sem. Ile-e q Ai-
w4gs Ans ana cry aeogt RIVER an.
Asfeof tilf snI deal ~ aclse aGs been
jssy usIe l.oat improving lroas-
stleeua ~ raY.zahl- waters. 80 tercs
has 1ssn us euicrg. .44. i4e o'h for late
sTs bsa bssa cas- aovn bs.oE what vas
irFt ua v.ss % expsul, si1p.y because
rcfre.se lonerssenan acre afraid q tire
c.s1oF Ihcfs ass nsssr been tine
VIXEN taia coaafsg eoad n0t sd0rd TO DC
hts-d n ezfens.tfres on i.s haEbo-s
a14 rauza5.c streams. fcr such money
- always returned ,lth interest II cou-
mefeo ths pocAsss o. ths psopls
4 Ereal zeal q ths talk about rivsr
ard hag5cs ss'esis" Is utter nonsense
There .sn's AZ .s,na smoug tas spcropFi-
arcza uaas for Gicaigan Ia lie O.u jus.
prepared tar shon'd ut oe thsra. TIE
ie.tsov 4sa.s eonls suIp.atet are a. 10
tas .aksrssss u the pesqls. To improve
ear uassFvags and bSasd: Oa- con-
rcrss s oas verg good Wy 10 which TO
ssenl Qor..on sl ,hs surplus II the
ffsa-ury.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02
miscellaneous.

WANTED IF YOU WANT A GOOD GENERAL
W servant leave your order at the Grand Union
as we have some good girls on our list; 81 West
Brdge-st. Telephone go. "a
IVANTED-LADIES TO LEAVE THERE OR
w ders for general servants at ladies psIloIs as
we have some good cues now. telephone ST.
re orns 3 and Tower Block 80
KTANTED-EVERYBoDY TO KNOW THAT
w in cleaning and coloring o. gents clothing
ad ladies' dresses shawls. crepes. silks, etc. the
best lace IN this city is the Eagle Steam Dye
ffo,ise - No y Canal ST. l63
AsaLhsMAc- An ADO A LINE SMALL
- samples Ore agent earned $3.50, Others up
TOT 90 in 1856 p. o. Box 1911. New York 2l9tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

Eyey cifzsu ~ Grand Rapids, who
bas tAs interests of ftis hvs aud growing
scvn 81 besri, saoali 2sIosit = ballot
today n favor Of ths ioan for the pro-
rosra county ccuf, house. he loan II
aoyiAiry - too snal and We cannot ss
ef.rsus fsks a. efc7aE.ic stand n favor
@ this usch rseass improvement any too
au,ck. there shou!i not % single
ha.sot esposilsi in q precinct o. this city
sgsicst this Proposed loan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

q. Gallmeir. travelling representative Ter
Sherman & He.ses. 10 manufacturers and Job
1ers of Drooms snd Drusbss in Buffalo. was
n tae city Saturday evening. Mr.. CALI
as-ir has .Ae good fortune TO look not IN
IKE J. b. Weston. the next Mayor Of this
cl.g Wlile pass.ss dJWn Aonroe-st- about
l1u ciock saturday evening Me-. Gaiimeir,
lsl.clnga ..lela VI his whom ne wanted 10
5cs goin. in10 4 saloon. he followed ana ia
gae barssepcr. fhinking X vas 4. o
81 eslOu. iuMcdlagey Janipe1 al The
conclusion that the c4ndidaie iui
MAy0r would be responsible Tor The
d.iaks Tor the house. invited every
body % have something on hE. Weston.
Mr. 6al'melr took cigar Win she o9y
and .urned GROUND To converse with ms
fr.sud. Inc beer singer snil.Ggly invited
hlai - settle for the dginks. TIE drum
mer, VINO Ues cnt0 the racket. handed %,
compounder u cocktails MS card. much tn
the amrsemeas Oi Al present TIE Oas'
teuatr aas probably iearuei lesson not 10
jump loo quickly at Conclusions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

FURNITURE STORED MOVED AND PACE
4 81 ~ Ms q. Nsixer Sos. ~ - n south
biv.s sou 81 on saoft n0fice 1e7
UkNITURE sT0aED. PACKED AND
1 moved. Fxrert psekers sent on snort notice
q RadciT & Holt III -Clth Division -. reie-
Ihone 30. Do Jan p q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02
Muskegon

C1ee. 81 zelzIa ave. AA-sf BloCs tas
e I. c.sEL
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

spszsing - 5sse ball. : urae~,aai there
r lo he .evsrsl eluss in t4e Geld lor l3eai
heaars fhis summer. ard. 81 couras. Fran<
fline aoa ssTersi 1thsrs sc ssefn tslzlu-
al q trand ksrids c.ae f1r tae Sst.11s
fss4re. if - seusif1. s. tbs pet scheme
ri te BccersrI isaet 81 ieast .usf Al rres-
snt Another hin4 she bavs are dis-ssssln<
isf sew ia re ErCnues Taerscn 90 rIsv
-lnee re Bal PARK tas tesn ahsnd8uec ere
Fair Grounds as heen tse or 2 nlsce o.
nsa- ere ci.F w4ere zsnles eegi.i ~ p svst
a uofti1n 1 fhss eas 1eer ul1wef q 4 lssv-
sex sNsee hardly age s1aeza fo~ = match.
A sces1s IS eeing taI Se5 ci 90 ratse uaousg
anerer 20 rsnt .1f asf tae exclusive ase
81 fre iaes cioas ,a crsrtsce aof g 81 On.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

4, vas stalled on tss street ard about
tie letsls last evening thal bogus U-ioo
i'csetn Uiib tlo usma ol EoAUso 4.
bEzu4y on Tor Mayor had been printsd
snd iifse 81 irUr werssrs bad bssn hirsd
% peiJIo t1eu 81 ali 10 rolinr places
.oday sad that 5 good saars ct ths cor
raatioo iaca ssissd ou Fr.asy snd Satgr-
day veaM bs expended Ia this dirsotioa.
ETery bfuocrss sud Crseobscker should
ce 81 ne a.ert Co s.op tais disTspQ.abls
scoeu>. see thst fos nsnss of Isaac N
WssTfs = 81 s.s lead q every t.csss
vot.1
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

Ard nov the enthu5ss,ic bass-ballist
ransscks the shsd Or perhaps the garrett,
fsr lsss year = cat AID bali Fos tbs past
wesk tie local oaH players hare bsen dis
russ.ng tbs prospects FOR the comin- sea
son. and yesterday Being iha hr.t ssitable
3av for renewing the sxh.eTatiug sport. /.
fauua ever dozen IF ihe m9sc eltau>ias-
&C at the Fair Grounds. armed with the
necessary bats and balls Several cf the
beys from the "sog b End Clue vhich
wss so successful less season. were there.
sna the way fhsT struck sud stopped the
oaii was srti1isnt eviccacs thar ihey have
r1t FORGOTTEN their ol4 mstb o3s. a few
oafsiJers who bAve never been couneC %
wi-h s1v cf che lncsl class. happened in
tr3 cne of them vas ven permission 90
1snl.e tte bat kiis GFst strike almost
paraiv -sd the hoFs. tas BAL being sens
Fi.h see velocity e. 'i-ltuin- fsoal the
irsges stand clear scT0ss to t1e track on
tts ether SIDE. re followed it up with
eflers sqnailv tood. snd ne Boys nsyan
~ tax Hes dandy. said ore. That's
shs 3est strikic- i ever saw coae here. r.
mtFsel smother. ven der II it isn'i
tnsarfH 4lsfied tlra eng a. ou. Tae
sue e.f cf these rs-rs-ss asst CD know
scusef fainz aoolt base taif eat of Iais gears
ha tss ar1spet 9lr ~ ihe -sm@ sod oaiy
participates occasionally for Fssfius.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

Per s7..o ger 6rzen yea can rst - best
Cse.nes ss The sify af NrSeS Easery s.
Mcrr1e st
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

nor SALE AND RENT CHICK EMS FOR SALE
i and a house 10 rent at - Fifth-sye. "a
NOR SALE-FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF
i the European Hotel OF this city viii be sold
cheap Enquire at European Hotel, % Canal-st..
Grand Rapids 80
UOR SALE--A FINE NEW PHAETON. IN
ouire ct 3l5 E Fulton-st 96
NOR SALE-HORSE. HARNESS AND CARRI-
r age: horse suitable for driving, family or
work. Enquire at J. w. York sons, No 3
lonla-st.. or 4sl Madison ave. o6tf
EOR sALE-EXTRA NICE DRY PINE SLABS
L by carload or cord, four foot and stove length,
at the wood yard o. John IL. Bruest. l6s La
graves. IS
ijOR SALE : EX IRA NICE DRY KINDLlNG-
+ wood at $50 per lead delivered. Grand
Repius Veneer Co. Asu
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02
WAkT ADVERTISEMENTS

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a. aEs t.Ell LLAs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-02

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