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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
wives of Old Mnrh1chead.

They say that down at brave old Marble
head every third woman is a widow. Here
among fisher folk the same is true And so
the go and coming, and going and never
coming, have woven warp and wool OF
smiles and tears here, which have mellowed
and softencd thousands of human hearts in a
way you can quickly soc and feel Your fish
ernan who comes, and the wife, sweetheart
or child, that Is here to greet him, are DER
tender for it oil. The old city is used to il
and does not mind it. 1t is the way its toll
ers Of the sea have. And so if you ever walk
her streets and SEQ hulk of fellow hold
ing happy woman IS he would clutch a
fife rail or a capstan head in heavy storm,
you Will know he Is simply making fast
with tho strong hawser Of an honest love to
thu very anchorage of his life, utterly I'M
conscious or your, or anybodys sense OF the
propricticS And this tenderness, too, is all
composing. There are many trusts and
funds fer the widow and fatherless. and
these men give generously to them The
light and darkness OF 10 all como piteously %
cognizanca sycp in the fsher1nans gavest
hours ashore -
On every week day night tbs whole year
through, when the seaport is stirred by the
arrival OF fleets with their s'faresn or car
goes Of fish, there is a "llsherman's ball, n and
often many. These are never for individual
profit, but invariably for the benefit of
women whose hearts are breaking For
thoss who arc merry making had comrades
whose lives went out in a shrielSng storm
where nor'easter swept some craft from its
fastenings upon the Banks, or a dory was
beaten into the seething sea. This year
alone II fishing craft were lost and l27 fisher
nca were swept into eternity. The havoc
GOES on from year to yesr until one can hardly
hear aught in the whistiing winds and hoarse
voices upon the breakers alongshore but the
piercing cries of drowning fishermen and
heart sickening dirSes for the dead.-Edgar
J.. Wakeuan in New York Mail and Ex-
preSS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

CrRcUIT.-Rebecca Kinney vs. Charles
Wertsch. Trover. Judgment for plaintiff,
$40. Like Fechheimer vs.. lie Grand
Peirce ct nj. Assumpsit. On trial. ohm
karrar Va. Charles Baker. Rep.evia. Pro-
cesdinzs stayed twenty days.
SUPERIoE.--S. D. Clay vs. Enos Putnam.
TreSpass on the case. On trial.
PRoBArz.-Estate of Mary z. Rose. A
minor. Order granting az allowance for
support snd education of said minor
Estate of Austin J. Bowman ct al. Minors.
Guardians final account filed. Hearing
February 70. Order appointing Owen G..
Bowman guardian Of Otto y. Bowman
-Estats of John Fish. Deceased Order
appointing George p. Stark administrator.
Bond 6leo and letters issBed-Estats Of
Edish L. Latham A minor Report Of
ssle Of resl estate fled and confirmed
Guardians final account and resignation
flied and accepted. Estate Of Berthe l..
Rugg ct al. Minors. Guardians bond
flea and letters issued TO Clara Mzcalons
-Eslste of Christian Frey. Deceased
Order allowing Chas. A. Scaeuaer q tardy
claim OF S33.le.-Estafe Of George A
Chstsrdon. Deceased O-dsr allowing ad =
ministrsfoP's ioal account and discasrging
BIN. Order assigning residue Of estate.
Estate Of Aaron G. Bowman. Deceased
Petition for li>e1se - sell real estate fled
Hearing February %.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Amateur night at Smiths opera House
last evening. wss Witnessed By packed
house. and the yslls and shriexs OF the
ssdiencs ceuld hsvs been plainly heard at
east Two blocks swsy. The tight rope
walking Of Ella Defoung. no pen can
cortrsv. ard wss most excrncistirxiv
funny The ~Wnatis-lk.' introducing
his crawl acs and dancing. would have
uckled the riSibiiities Of cynic. The
genuine biz vas made BY the Gsrnello trio,
IN their horizontal bar performances and
we're truly tusnsnse. 81 much 80 that few
zyunssts In the profession arr their 81 usL
The balance II tie local tsient EN- brsce3 q
long and varied programme 81 exceeaiafly
clever scecisties snsi me entertain nsnt a.
whole sas the best % the season
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
GOING AWAY.
George HaTTis viii heJola . DEsIassic
Conp4Ay-uls Sad Sswa

Cs1nI&Ay-Hls Sad Sswa
George Harris the popular young stage
mznsger 81 smiths Opefa House. will sever
bis connection with that theatre t0aish'.
sDd with bis vi Uil leave for New Phiis-
dslpnia, - T. j9ln TIE dramatic compss y
with which be has played for the as, two sea-
Ons. Ce,rge a. n0t worn his usual sIni {
than one reason for not feeling very Jolly.
%. Aoadsy night he received letter ffoas
ais brother, win whom be had net CO
responded Tor several years. a.
was sal message. and IS
he read Of the death vi his mother which
occurred la iss3, and that OF bis fsth-r In
1850. the young actor shook with IerhAys
tie frat real emotion be has kno1u IN
years.
la speaking 20 q rep )rter Of the ma ter.
be said. IA husky voice: Yes, LETT nome
TO 60 into the theatrical business. nearly
fifteen years ago. and since that time
/ have been knocking about the
country. sAfter time all CORES
aud myself and NV brother saws in nis let
ter that they both died vita the thought
that / was also dead. Ny brother did MT
know where L was. but seeing my name in
ndr2matic joGrna addressed me ia tue h0I O
Of learning something OF his loag-losl
brother"
Ar. Harris. who since coming here has
become a member OF the Order of ks, is
very popular, and has made many friends
IN the CITY
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

A. z. Antisdel is in Saginaw on business.
Miss Carrie Bero has returned from
White Cloud
Frank Jewell went North yesterday morn
Ing on business.
Hon. John 5. Cross. Of Bangor, was in
the city yesterday.
r. n. Seymour. returns tonight from q
two weeks trip north.
Fred. w. Stevens left yesterday for Tonia
and NJ Pleasant on law business
Mrs J. b. Muliiksn. OF Detroit is visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. George T. Smith.
Mics Emma LOOMS IS IN Boston. and
viii taks course Of music a. the Conserva-
tory.
Miss Minnie Wicket. Of Haldimund, On
tari0. who has been visiting Mrs. T. W.
strshkn. has rsturnsd home.
Mrs. J. II. Pittengsr and children have
returned from Pontiac. where they spent
the past five weeks with friends.
Mn. Nellie Prndle, returned yesterday
from Ssssygo. where sbs hzs been the
guest Of Der bro.ssr. VIII Courtwrighs.
M. Lilley and Mr.. Strong. Of Grand
Haven. who were the guests OF Rev. Dr.
Knapp Tor = short time. returned home yes
tsrdsY.
John Hopkins leaves soon for jamestown.
Oak. where be will take position with the
Porter Electrical Construction Company. Ok
Sc. Louis. No.
". 5. Johnson. OF Sutton's Bay, II ex-
pecfsd 20 arrive IN this city on Nc ndsy.
aud will be guest at The residences of Mr..
Watson. on Safest. where Mrs. Johnson
10 Spending the Winter.
Or. :. s. Black aud his wife, Dr. Kate
Black Of B1fsl0. ". Y. are ia the city,
the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Il. WaitSOrth.
Dr.. Black and bis vifs are en- route for Cal
ifornis, waers they intend % make their
future home.
FhiHp B. WscAtel. OF Pstoskey, was in
n. city Yesterday on bis way % Washing
ION. vssrs &c viii sccept the Secretary ID
81 ons Of the House committees. Mr..
Wachtel vas The candidate for Secretary Of
Of state on he Union tcEcT ia The last
state campaign
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

fks Ss41ay sac II kxssss.os IA sa.s Eax
ilsh axsseRslis-socs.l IsslAtioa.

fes Ss2ssy sac II kxssss.cs IA sss Eax-
iA.h A<tEeR~ls--s3cl@l Isslsfion.
rs ealversAl 4iz,oc1tiea q The seesal Ia
q E4zf Lsneez asnlfssts issslf Ia tie docks
Dos ozly oy TIE sbseaas Il al r.ss tessesz
ssnployer. fsrezaea sad nsa. sat IA sAs oos.-
F.sss sssersaoe * EAs SLfsrens grass II a
Der. 40. szioag TIE acre nsspsctasls q tas
werklzs el3ss "a tss isol.tis3 o. sis indl-
vi1e4i fszliy TIE ''perraznsnta raxa q
TIE docks ranks Ia the soc&zl soaie tsslow ths
sklllsd alocAsaie O. artisan. With = wxss
usually fFon twenty 20 twenty sys shuIinZs
week 2ad "a average family, he szlsss
above TIE line q poverty, though Ia tsuses
q so-7e..ie trouble he frsqasnsly SINKS Do
low Il. Hs i p~rfores roapectable. snd h.s
NE iAast needs 10 zookots2sos. bis work
requires httls skin or intelligence; the one
absolute condition = regular and constant AZ
tendance AZ Tie year through lie has even
VsSssd interest n regularity, the deck com
p~ny acting as hsaeAt society ia sickness
and death, an lntsrest waieh be forfeits II 10
Is discharged fcr negiect OF work
By the irregular hands the permanent man
l. booked upon IS al inferior foreman. ard
eisliked - such, or dssP SD As q drudge.
lie, Ia hrs turn, rcssats the popular eharac-
teTlz4tl0n OF dock iaDorsrs a. the sAs.unn 81
the earth. AS a rule tie permanent men do
not live IA the immediate NEG boraood Of thu
docs They arc scattered FAR and vide IN
Forest Gate, Hackney Upton and other out
lying districts, tho regularity Of their wage
enabling them 20 live in a small house rented
az ths same figure as one room ia Central
London And II the temptation OF cheap
food aud employment for tbs wife and
Chi .dren induces a man 70 inhahit ST. Georges
Ia the east on Limehouse, be viii lie found in
Peabody or some strictly regulated
model dwelling RE viii tell YOU: ~ make
point OF not mixing with any one. and psr-
haps he wiz sofrowfully complain ..shen
the women gets thick together there's ALWAYS
a row" IL is the direful result OF the whole
sale desertion Of these districts by tho better
classes that responsibility means social isola-
ton with its en.eebling and dishoartening
effect.
In common with all other workingmen
with moderate but regular income. the
permanent dock labOrer is made bv his wife.
III she be tidy woman and good manager.
decently versed in the rare arts OF cooking
and sewing, the lamily life is independent.
even comfortable, and the children NAV fol-
low IN the fathers footsteps or rise to better
things III she be gossip and buneler-
worse still, a drunkard-the family sinks to
the low level of the east London street. and
the children are probably added to the num-
Der OF those who gain their livelihood by
irregular WORK and by irregular nleans-Ths
Nineteenth Century.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Lost U Valuable Dog.

On the moraing of July Ii, 's7. Ring.
woods Belle, . Beagle hound bitch con-
signed to me- escaped from the American
Express Company at Grand Rapids. Mich,
and was lost. As the company do not
seem inclined to hunt her upor replace her,
/ wish TO make an earnest effort to do so
In color she was white. black and tan,
speckled, about l3i inches high at the shoul-
der. with about Isl Inches spread of ears
As she is much more valuable 10 me for
breeding purposes than the one who now
holds her and does not know her pedigree,
] shall be very grateful to hear from MIN
should this come under his observation.
A liberal reward will be paid for her dsliv-
cry TO the Express Company for sin pm snt,
or for any information through which L
may get her.
Truly, J. NJ. FRoSErrELD, Jr.
GENERAL WAYNE, Pa, Jan. ID, 1883.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

The various stock companies are filing
their annual statements With more prompt
ness than in any previous year. Yesterday
the following reports were made:
West Michigan Oil Company-Capital
stock. 100000; actually paid in. $4,000;
real estate. 5000; personal property, sl2, :
$3.50; debts, S24 1870; credits. $50, 74S 81
The Folding Chair and Table Company
Capital stock, $50, 900; actually paid in,
s37 Cps, real estate, $23. 777.25; personal
property. $50. 1888; debts. S27.5ls.15;
credits, S13,4Ol76.
Kent Furniture Manufacturing Company
Capital stock, s3l, 900. all paid in: real
estate, $40. 5000; personsl property. ST.
420.4s; debts. $40, s543T; credits, s43, 30l "a.
CObo Medicinal Company-Capital stock,
$4,000, all paid in; personal property, $i5,
s35; debts, 1854; credits, $500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
SOcxTT, KrSxTs ~ KUSsT (KxoxIEDss
AN0 Apr1

sNb All
GRsSD R.Frns Ian 2.-At meeting %
the Society keDais Al Kunss. hsid In the
GsY Of Grand Rapids, 4ic5.. on The l9th
dsy Of January. 1883. toe following rssoiu-
tssas wers unsrineasiT saoptsi
WHxREss. NJ J. N. Rossntssl manager
q the Tower Ciotain< Company. ass. for
tbe b.aeit o. he go5r HOLLAND bars Ia tbs
CITY. purchases The use Of t5e bslsonv sna
gallery Of Powers Oeea House Tor ths
evening Of JsausrT 3 phea the d-srs-
ste performances n ths H7iIsnS language.
eli occar. All
WEzxxss TIE purchase sfsr.-sii not
only q res reDew ed srl8encs Of NJ. R9sea-
has se0<r,sitT. 81 slso shows his kad
feelings seward eur Society.
F<ssir~f. I, sen<er Mr. J r. Rossnthsl
cur hesr1feis thaBss for bis vsry reBsr0as
snd Eind 80. sad "a sssuT. him frat tns
same I'll sirays h zrsf-faiiy remembered
bY evsrv necsoer of "a S7ctety.
R<r-ltos Tat taese reso udons - scresd
uc8a lhs rscor3s 81 this S.sri-tg. al = esnv
= ~ sane ssx0ed 81 tae tsrss otscsrs Of
RE Secistg, s1d Brs@rnssd % NJ Rssen-
thsi. vifh tse rec aess 20 f1Tlhsr AGAR our
epc.efr wit6 his preserves "a tss sven - q
~ 1sfh a. ths wopth IS Ps~ers oasrs
Hoase sox 3. srst Soor oeink - as d.
rosei- fK7x2 AssSe<. PFssi3e1&
HEzxtv HasRxzoT z Secretxr7
D. FAx AA-sszSx, Issasarw.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
ToWN TOPICS.

I.oa.ss r.n.is 81 IA c.i.sass. II "a,
1890 - - - ssokt5.rl. v-sl-rei.x.
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~-s ~71-.o >, - -
80
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=. --''1l. -o''l4' a s.lF.> -
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--ef iets-s-e1 -.
- y - =. -. = %
"s- o e-s '-e's..A 1aSsS' "a ~1.e'S
nSA- 4eofks So. $3.50 "a
sne 20 n@piis H4l''l-' =. -. r -
'-s ~ t-~'t-s ''-'is 80 ''''> -
me u. :. I Of his eitf hsFs feeeiFsi an
lntna.lea = ass.la ne s..'issa - -
reees'-'- - -~' '---'o- -
Ffet'
The eiafs1don SiEis snd tasls fs'lo~s
snlos 81 lfsp yeaf sleish sids 70 tifAadsiiis
tnassa1f a'<h'' 'As Jung iA"'ss ioo''1s
'-'
a taii 81 - tiFsn a Deftosoia HAL on
FosrgsFY -, - iren Aoaidsrs' Union, No.
-. lof the purpose u sseaDlhnins sicK
1snsnt iana
VALLEY City Cooncsi J. D. @. T. gave a
vsFF pleasant social snd concert a. rs hall
on West Bridge a.. last syeDing, which szs
largely aitsntsd-
The hoo gfssn ~ Chamolin Post. a.
fodd's Ht3 hat svsning. sas largely az
tended and . pleasant evenings smuss-
meat Vas enjoyed
The T.o..ll Qr.aras,g connn.nv Ia. nan
dissolved and ne aff.ir. al ~ am closed
70. notice 10 That ,ff..et having besa hled
With the County Clark.
There ~ers .hout ,ans huntr-l and twsn-
tx-6g. ect,nle- in .ttsoa.nes A. Mr.. pal
mer's hop. tn.ts.st OF t.eatg.aye. a. acct
d,ntaljv .tsfed v~,lerl.x
...-.t.,'-.. ,..s,.u,. 4.
e.lles to 49, 49, a. IN + % d n Hall
corner al Csnal s,d P>.ri-.. xheo inve-
M, fsmperanee .osiatv ell h. org.nizst
l.., - - - --..-,s-.-
4. uul-i9.- =. - =, :, ~ s -
~ 20 .s' 20 s'~s As
io,s.fnsns ~ a. oco in a Observation-Disclosures
100000 49,
oetss Jams ~afosn omi'n reeSiVre "oto
uou as 1spesy a. otaoo.efait that no oAi
ss' SEE F. Z asa.l'Y Or de-s sans IA me fed
coz nat "sso eeins s1ipped 20 New iofA
ne aiesifan TAI f '' nss aiscon.lnueI
~ 49, % ~ shu 800 niiis IS.os soi
rePi4eeo Inem VITA i'VVV tnie ucNe.s, "hlcn
80 ga zoe 81, OF I've cents iaiie, rood
TOT Que year noA-ransbefADie, Aho II not Al
used up MOI feceemaeis-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

c@isdosl- = ~ ss Ia ssrPor.ssd De.psts
ths 0ER~stt1sa-

c4isdo8l. = ~ - t2ssrPoFsssd lie. Psts
ths OkR~slt1sa.
AZ TIA ssssioa q ia Boar3 Of Supervisors
yesterday. sEe CoEa uisLss O. Ctslsns recon-
nlendsd tAst the elzlE Of A. Z. KooeFts.
CbAirmza Of tia Bosr5 Of Heath Of Sparta.
&c nog Owed. Adsftst
I2s Cs4Hltlss % Equalization reportea
tkzl ta<Es sss - iss re- 1irias Tie Ia 81
Of Proozls 10 give bad. 4nd reeola-
mended thai 20 scticn De taken n me aaE-
tef ~ ina Board. Adoptsa.
On nosi0a Of Supervisor Celson. tie peti
tioa 10 h4ss ca8edonia incorporated -
yiisxss, s2s granted sftsr considerable
opposition. A L80tion Of Supervisor suili.
saa. 70 l2y Il essr. having 0ssn vote dawn.
fhs Prosecuting Attorney vas requested TO
prepare he pspsrs ior saiI Incorporation and
pTsssnt thsEs TO the Board SeFsisl Geo
names ssrs seat Ia yes-egdsy 10 os added
70 TIE rsmonstEAaes asaiess !hAsins il il
eorporztsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
ALICE BUTLER AGAIN.
She Goes Va Dssroas for Three month";
saloon Cases In Police Court
In Police Coart yesterday Mrs Hansen


In Police Court yesterday Mrs. Hansen
was tried for disorderly conduct in the
Ziezer block. on West Bridgest.. and the
jury brought in verdict of guilty. She
vas fined 81 and t2003 costs, and she
appealed the case ]. K. Mcbride Is her
attorney.
Alice Butler. who recsntly completed q
sentence over at the jail, was arrested and
came before the Court again yesterday. she
was sent TO the Detroit House of Correctlcn
for three months.
Cornelius kOtesier and Peter Peterson,
charged with petty larceny, were brought
up again, and the former was released on
suspended sentence by paying costs. The
other will have hearing this morning.
Fred j. Daily Was tried on a chsrge OF
keeping his saloon open on Sunday. The
jury went out At l o'clock and remained
until $50. when they reported disagree
msnt and were discharged. This kept the
officers from their dinner and the jury had
nothing to eat until o'clock. The case
will De heard again today.
In the case of George Morgan. charged
with keeping the bar in the European
Hotel open on a holiday. was found not
guilty by the Cours, as it could not be
proved that ne was agent for L. I. Mcclure,
the proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

The aaaa<F 1. " as~a H. r Ezs1s<wsrtA
DisDessa % Has Property.

Diss@ssa q ffAs Property.
Ths Sili u ths lals Richard E. Butter
.srIA sss dlsd IA TIE Prs5sls Court yss-
tefday ths aecamsas ssias kottsa ap Ia
cute "a RstAsgie form Aftsr providing
To- als 1esis AID f4asr4l sx Dsas~s, Re De-
41eslI5 - ais 1oaa~AeeDsr AEs. nerflet
OslDan. t10. ana al Of 1s seating ap-
g4Isl, sklept s4ica<s AID sssigY. T. As
s.stsr. El.s1 HsrTsY. or in ease u hss -
csase. ~ ssr AGA ElssFI Hssyey. be gives
csFuncsLs No. Id lor ave sksfss Ut ths cap
lfal slosx q ths Kalamazoo Ail~gsn
Grand Rapids k2lsay CoMpaay.
To ca Aarks church he &c
qusaiAs dis copy Of hapAssls pictgts Of
"ekri.t sne tes koar s4sasrs ana tbs eosy
81 TIE fra8snguF4liaB." T bls daughter,
Cnsrl0gIs A. Frsasasr. "a leaves ali of hls
furniture. silver plste. csc. 70 hs grand
daughters. Annie Z. sussef- Ho1snpyl and
CAMILLA A. Preus.er. be sequealhs his
books. photographs. euEi0sitiss aud scuEen-
i~fs Of travel and % the tormer his diamond
Fing 41d tie AFTER hIs diamond stu, also
- ais yrsndson-. Rowland and EDWARD
Love. Articles Of jeseifv. add - bis grand
daughter, Ars. EdiIn NhiEtemore. his
god watch. Tns executors were
directed - sail eighty shares
Of capital stock Of the Old National BAnE.
The proceeds % be devoted to payment of
debts. aud tie balance 20 revert TO ais
fesliuary legztee. The viii sets forth that
be held note for tlSl7il3 against the
firm Of Butter 0rth 4 Love. aud desires
that the sEecat0rs settle up the Affairs Of
tns nrm. and that hls daukALer Ellen e.
Love. De given IA opportunity 10 purchase
bis interest and should she not wish TO do
SO The executors srs empowered 20 dispose
Of Is 70 other responsible parties, the funds
% Dc Used As tOsloss To pay mortgage OF
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF $4,000,
q - Marks Home. $4,000. and the re-
maincer 70 bis daughter E.lza Lowe. de
names Charlotte Ameliz Preusssr IS bis
resld1ary ie<atoe ana oequsaLhe, 20 her all
his real and personal estate. not otherwise
disposed Of John W. Champlin and
Anton q. Hodsnpyl. are nAmsd as exc
oulnra
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Passenger Agents Association of Michigan,
held at Detroit. G. L. Lockwood was elected
President, and Vim. A. Gavett, Vice Presi.
dent. both of this city. the Treasurership
going TO @. e. King. The As sociation
presented the retiring President. w. A.
Carpenter, Of this city. with hsndsoms
set OF solid silver. They voted to grant re-
dGcsd rates to church organizations as was
the custom heretofore.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

You have been told that consumption is
incurable; that when the lungs are attacked
by this terrible malady, the sufferer is past
all help and the end is mere question OF
time. You have noted with alarm the uu-
mistaEable symptoms OF the disease; you
have tried all manner Of so-csiled cures in
vain. and you are now respondent and pre-
pairing for the worst. But don't give up th e
ship while Dr. Fierce's Golden Medical
Discovery remains untried. II Is not q
oure-sll, nor will IL perform miracles, but IL
has cured thousands OF cases of consump-
ton. in lie earlier STAGES, where all o. heI
means had failed. Try II and obtain a new
lease of life
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

The funeral Of the ate Vim. Thornton,
nasd Yesterday from The rssideace. rss
lsrseiy stsensie.i b. rslstives aud friends. IN
c.aiing . numrer % "oid Sesti@rs and
NasonS Rev. 3. F. Serzesot oeiciated
ater ~aich he remains we're taken -
Enck ford fsr iatsrrnert Masonic rusrd Of
hoaor accompanying them rhus passes
sss4 sRsther cd pisaser.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Steam Heated Cara.

The G.. r & I. Railway Company is hav-
ing train fitted out at its shops with the
McElroy heater, and proposes to give it q
thorough test By this system steam Is
transferred from the locomotive by pipes
running under the cars, and branch pipes
connecting with them aud running up into
the coaches. thus doing away with sloyes
entirely. IL the system proves a success, all
the comPany's trains will be heated by
steam.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

The FOR hunt n Reefs Lake. Thursday,
pr0ved great success and was enjoyed BY
large number of the sporting fraternity
Thirteen dogs started on thu chase and the
FOX -ss sssllv captured By dog owned By
Mr.. Lucisn. Who resides near the D. & n
depot The sport wound ap rith 4 supper
At jimmy Fairs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Acting Commissioned Stockslsgsr. Of the
Land Department At Washington. has or
dered the restoration of the lands hereto
fore withdrawn for indemnity purposes for
the Chicago & North western. Srsnd Rapids
& Indiana. Jsshson, Lansing & Saginaw
and the ST. Joseph & Denver City railroad
companies in pursuance Of the order Of the
Secretary made the 18th Uitimo. - modsfis ID
By bis instructions Of the 22i ulgimo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
KscoyerfprF Cipwlv.

Enos Putnam, who suffered q stroke of
paralysis week ago yesterday, is recover
ing. but slowly. His illness has been a
severe blow to him, aud il is said that the
fact OF the Clay-Putman trial being on daily
has fretted him. and perhaps retarded re-
coyery from q stroke which vas undoubt-
edly caused by the annoyance and the ex-
element attending the salt brought against
him
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Eixhtsen msfnbersef he Ws-bs-Sis Trihe
al Rid Nsn. frnm Rockford. enjoyed fhe
hsspitslity Il Sse-Ne Ne-kon Tree. 81 -
hsil, S. Vet BridEe-st., THURSDAY nigat
Several nenbef- % Ks- Wsh- Wan snd
o-Wash-ts-Scug tribes ~ere prss~ss Ssp-
p~r vss s-rred AZ tae Clsr~ndo1, ard
sreecns. ssre nzsis hy several ~ shs Big
kSks&~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

L A Grssz ~ Knsxrfil- Tenn. saprsns
Disfrtsr. X a X. VII arrive n ts.s city
On Tnes.asr next- IN the svsainz Ne Vii
- tsns3sres rrr~uefcr ssS ~snss.ss srS
htersrv entertain uaent ~ Ssr-srissz Ls1sxs.
No. ss1. a. Odd Fssloss a>4t
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
OSE or MANY.

VTCToE. n. Y, FEB. ], 1887.
Mr. o. F. WOOD rsr-l Dear Sir Send me
gross ksmp's Bsisaro. SOC size. and few
samples, I certainly know that Kenp's Bal
sam i the bes. &c ing cough cure. 7 have
hftssn other coazh and lung remedies on
my shelves. and Ksmp's Bslssm sells 10 n
! best Of all Respectfully yours. r r.
Cobb. Sold BY W. RI. Tbss. Druggist. at
SOC and ti0s Sample bottle free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

General Asasger W. J. spicsr Of the y.
= N, accompanied By A. B Atsster and
n. Roberts passed through here yesterday
morning sn reuts - Grand Haven, where
they Inspected The steamer city Of
Milwaukee and decided % ovsrhx1l and
strengthen her throughout
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

The newly elected officers of the Central
Union w. @. T. o., for the ensuing year are:
President, Mrs. l.. ". Boise, First Vic e
President, Mc.. J. II. Mckee; Second Vic e
President, Mrs. J. y. Steiner; Secretary
Mrs. Geo. ID. Taylor; Treasurer; Mrs. S. s.
Glover
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

I'm Fell tbe Puxiiist vac = nov r-si-
dent Of his cify. i N Nsw Ysrx. and tas
Ss,s says as visit the-s II to rake rnssch
s1a - hsr- asbedr t5sorxs LaE,snsh. :.
jack Fslson and lack Foysrtv are p~sf.rrs 4
sv an Re sss postsf $50 fsrfesf ard
issnst \ sarrssi chslieogs-