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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-11-13
Delicate Mechanism Dis0rdered and
Rigbfe0.

The most elicate and intricate piece Of mech
anism in the human structure is the nerves.
As the telegraphic wia % trans nit the electric
force, so does this sensation, the focal point be-
ing the brain, where sensation centres. Mental
enxiety weaken5 Ia mechan SIN, sudden shocks
paralyze it, but dyspepsia is its most obdurate
foe. This foe is utterly defeated by the irr. sis
tible tonic, Hostetter's ON ch Bi tiers, a the
cessation of disorder in the stomach is reflected
N braia and nerves ands1mpies, in this in, tance
newed vigor distinguished medical authority
says, ''The victim OF nervous disquietude who
finds chloral sc night and bromide by day neces-
Sites should know that cure must be sought
am ng agencies which strene then the nerves,
and assuredly Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has
pr we'd to be the best of these. Malarial com
plants, constipation billiousness, inactivity OF
the kidneys and rheumatism often involve ner.
vous troubles by sympathy ard all are eradicated
by the Bitters,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-11-13
THAwGNG OUT DYNAMITE.


One Man Killed and others Injured.
PIrTsBURG, Nov. l3.-The Commercial
Gazette's Bradford, Pa, special says:
Charles Benson, a Swede, who had charge
OF the dynamite used in blasting rocks on
the new lumber road near Kettner, Pa,
was thawing out the stuff at fire to-day,
when it exploded and his head was blown
of. Two Italians were badly injured,
Both men were found several hundred
feet away.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-11-13
Rh eumatism.

after being tece,bled with it for years. In
this, and all other diseases arising from
impure bloo;,, there is no remedy with
which am aeguainted, that affords such
relief as Aysr's Sarsaparilla. r. HI,
lawrence, ~ D., Baltimore, Md.
.Ayer's Sar. .narilla cured me of Gout
and Rheuy .;;f, when nothing else
u ould. It - eradicated every trace OF
disease froni iny system. r. III. Short,
Manager Hnse sseisnont, Lowell, Mass.
I was, dul.-e slany months, d sufferer
iro4n chron uTnatism. The disease
filicted ne esF, -ously, in spite OF all the
remedies ind, until commenced
nsing Aye sapariiia. I took sew
efal bostlea preparation. and was
rp, ssily re~ss - . health. u Fream,
sfldapend,..s. ~ at
Aver !. pari!Ia,
Prepared By y, S. s.t s Co, lowell, Mass.
cola by all D. f.r- dx bottles, s..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-11-13
INDIAN TERRITORY TROUBLES.
The Governor Of the Chickesaw Nation
Assassinated.

FIT. SMITH, Nov. l3 Deputy Mar
shals from the Indian country, who ar.
rived here yesterday, say they have re-
ports that Governor Gay, of the Chick
asaw Nation. was assassinated Saturday
night. This rumor was expected as a
namber of attempts had been made
upon his life. United States officials
left here last night for the scene.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-11-13

Thankful for the liberal patronage afforded n
in tie past. my friends viii still 6nd me ae q
OLD CORNER, opposite the Depot, ready
attend to their wants.
Orders from the country specially.
G.. A. KRENKLE
Winnsmucca, July s. 1887
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-11-13
MRS. ROBINSON, TnE PoIsoSEE.
Her sentence Cemmuted TO Solitar.
imprisonment for Life.

BosToN, Nov. l3.-The sentence oi
Mrs. Sarah j. Robinson, who was to hang
Friday for the murder of her brother in.
law, Prince A. Freeman. by poison, June,
1885, has been commuted to solitary i'm.
prisonment for life.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-11-13
ASPfiYxuRTED. A
A foung Couple Die tn a Chicago Ho
tel.

CHICAGO, Nov. l3 "A young couple
registered last night at the Farwell
House as Charles Panlen and wife of Mil.
waukee. At uoon to-day upon breaking
open the door the man was found dead
and the woman unconscious. 1t is not
known whether the gas was allowed to
escape with snicidai intent or through
ignorance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-11-13

DETROIT, Nov. l3.--The boiler of a
pile-driver ON the new bridge between
this city aud Belle Isle exploded yester-
day afternoon. One man was killed aud
three injured.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-11-13
A Creakinq Hinge

L. sdry and turns hard, until oil is applied,
after which it moves easily. When the
joints, or hinges, of the body are stiffened
and in1amed by rheumatism, they can
not be moved without causing the most
excrnciating pains. Ayers Sarsaparilla,
by its action on the blood, relieves this
condition, and restores the joints to good
working order. saT
Ayers Sarsaparilla has effected, in our
.ity, many most remarkable cures, in
cases which baffled the efforts of the
most experienced physicians. Were it
necessary, could give the names OF
by taking this medicine. In my case it
las worked wonders, relieving me of
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06


Capt J-sss Gaaes i ssnsesly -.
II J. Wsiers 5 at1sAeiag oreaafd LAks
xiiszry sekssL
Miss Hat of oAl0. Is tAs guess Of
Ass ksnaisxton-
Miss Matte Van As1as has recovered
fzs< . sisAs l1asss.
Lasias Terrey retarEs 70 the Aiekigsn
IzlEsEsiiy % AsEdAy nsxt-
Niss LIZ Dursszs kzs Fstornsa to sckssl
st =. gosseE ; Ae@ssaay. seaEA Bead
Tsal +. Cared sill z1ss tas a.y zslsas =
ing . legal ousiasss II Charlotte today.
:. +. Beanets gses . Colorado springs to
d4y Ter 3 z4snlAs sislt villa sis fAmily.
Aiss Aliis Aesh. ae has kssn visiting
Mss Doana AssEs, has returned h0use-
Nl.s Nv Morse Las returned from a
yisls sta fEienes ~ Aakksgon sAd NAlte-
scaO0l. il suffering fs0n an zts4e< ot inna-
eDza.
Rev. Il. ". swilt, Of Allsz.a. Mieh.. wss
in TIE city yesterday 2nd called oH James
A. EaLoa.
C. T. Olney aud family leave on Tuesday
next for California. saeEe they viii spend
the Wintsr.
Frank L. Holmes and family left yes
teFdsy morning for California where they
siil reside
Mrs Fred 6. Berger has returned from 8
yiss, with her husband IN ST. Louis and
Indianapolis.
Roy Griswold. James Blair aud Doc.
Witney return to the University a. Ann
Afbor on Monday.
Mss Alice Miller, Of Traverse City. is
Visiting her parents. Ar. and Mrs James
Miller. OF - Broadway.
The Misses Susie and Arlisle Young re-
turn 20 pursue their studies at the Aichi-
gan University ou Monday next.
J. W. MeKenney will leave for his new
| field ofiabOr IS agent for the l.. 5. 81 NJ. ).
road, Al Detroit. next Sunday night.
Mrs. Homer Nash, Of Detroit, who came
here 10 attend the funeral OF her cousin
/ Miss Netta White, has returned home-
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bulkley, who have
been visiting Miss Frances McC.ellaad,
hsYe returned 20 their home in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hull gave a re-
! eeptiOn at their home last evening, which
was attended by large number OF their
| friends.
Miss Maggie MslCney, who has for some
/ time past been head trimmer al Schultze &
Cos, returned to her home in Coldwstsr
| yesterday.
D. q. Sutfn, late of Jackson, has assume ed
his duties as agent Ut this place for the
| Lake Shore road. The transfer of the oficC
is now being made.
| Eugene G. Goodrich AMI wife, nee Mis-:
Florence Haight. returned yesterday from
| their bridal trip to New York. They wal
reside at los Clinion-st.
Stenographsr Briggs rsturned Yesterday
/ from Baldwin. where ne had been engages
ia reporting the case OF Smith VS.. Durham
Peters & Co., before Judge Judkins.
James Crosby returns to the Michigan
University on Monday next. Ills friend
Morgan Mann. of Galveston. Texas. who
has been spending the holidays here with
him, has already returned.
DR.. w. J. Beal, OF the State Agricultural
Society. is in the city, the guest Of Hon
Charles W. Garfield. He is making ar
rsngements for the state forestry conven
ton which meets here january %, u anC
| 2s
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
INSURANCE MEN MEET.

The Annual Meeting of the Kent, Allegan
and Ottawa County Company.
The annual meeting of the Kent, Allegan
and Ottawa Fire Insurance Company was
held yesterday in the RoyseArcsnum Hall.
with upwards OF 400 present, mostly COM
posed OF farmers, aud was the largest gath
sring ever held by the association. The
meeting was called 20 elect officers and hear
the annual report OF the Secretary. John
W. Sohisler, president of the society, occu-
pied the chair. and Aaron Clark handled
the quill. The first order OF busines was
hearing the Secretary's report, which
showed that the society had
that they had now S. 30S, 500 worth OF
property at risk. and the amount gradually
increasing. A resolution was offered 10 so
change section one as 10 empower the COM
pany TO place risks on school buildings but
after some discussion was defeated.
A resolution 10 change the oecretary's
SALARY was Also defeated
The election of officers then took
Place and resulted as follows: Charles
D. Stebbins, city, President and
Treasurer. II. V. b. McAlpin, Monterey,
Vice President; John T. Gould. Algoms,
Secretary. DirectoTs-Nelson Holmes, Graf
ian: o. +. Hyde, Rockford: Wan. AcCrodGen,
Gsines; james Movers. Caledonia, ali of Kent
county. John Chapel, Wayland; Daniel
C0iburn. Trowbridge; James McCor-
mick, Ganges; J. w. Gawelink, Fillmore;
John Cooney. Pulkton; William Whippls,
Jr., Hudsonville; Henry De Knit, iceland.
ali Of Allegan and Ottawa counties. A vote
OF thanks was rendered the retiring 5ecre-
tary. Aaron Clark, for the faithful per-
formance of his duties during the three
81. -. /.
Secretary's salary was leit as heretofore al
FL zoo per snnun
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

TIE sesr nasa kesd &c lsAker wear cloth
tng tAAk BE siit ee aSasAse sf lar nsw tns
prices Ga elslal8g hare sssa rsaacs1 10 az
oAosk 1stAlAx- co8p&Es4 - ~ast sLhss
we're six msEths ago. Nr. ksssntkxl, t2s
Pr~srlsGsF 81 t2s Haoa 2sts clotalax sna-
perlass The IOseTe s2s txciiites ter
suyisg goo1s tkst e2asle kiz - sell at
prtces uzknssa er ever Dreamed Of
ssly xbsst h&s skoe yiE
saiis tsst csst the cozsu@sr tsssty ave oE
thirty sollSFs HlAde 20 or&ef ia any estxD-
asA aaest IL tae coaalry. can - h2d Al the
Iswer tset4lGs Cos tof 0aly ten coilars.
True ens4sh ta4t s1sss Esods are manu-
fsctursd IA sss East sat tie quality Gad
nark n4snskip are hrsI-cisss and DsaaliY
sold ieg toafteen. slKLesa sbd siEktees dol
lars, set Ar. h0ssni4zl k2s lun pet tks en-
IRE stock Eae ~lil give soQ your cAolce ioF
ten colixrs. laiaE o. i. gsntisMeE; wAsa
~as "a grGad opportunity ever o1efo1 yoG
bet0:sz Never. and psFnsps sl1 never es
&g4in. 20 trusting that word 90 the wlss
= sufficient y0u vii 4EAI yourselves OF
this one grand chance OF your life and So
cure has sui. beiofs tk.s sale closes, wkica
perhaps viii De very soon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
A JURY SECURED.
Tho Ciay-Putnam Trespsss Case Now in
Procress.

mo Ciay-futnam 1respssS case Now IN
Prosress.
As stated yesterday the case of S. D. Clay
against Enos Putnam. in which the com.
plainant alleges in bis declaration that the
defendant was guilty of alternating the az
feciions Of his wife. setting out particularly
that the defendant used all his persuasive
powers in drawing his wife from him; that
he used slARderous words and other unfair
means 10 prejudice and excite the feelings
of his wife against him; that the defendant
furnished his wife money and property 10
aid her and induce her to live separate and
apart from him. is on trial In the Superior
Court. The case WAS called at p. m,
Messrs. Smiley and Earl acting as counsel
of this city. and w. w. Mitchell, of Ionia,
appearing for Mr.. Clay, under MS sd-
visement. The afternoon was occu-
pied in securing jury, and ~
AS botn sides announced themselves salts
fed and the jury were sworn. They are:
Leonard Cole, Carr Bartel, Thos. O Hesrn.
Samuel Gear, Samuel Hunt, GershD.an
Powers, A j. Rogers. Thomas W. Greenley,
Benz. 5. Hsachett. VIM. A. Dunn, VIM. T.
Keder and Charles Foster. Before adj
j0urniHg toe court cautioned the jury in
very plain terms not 10 converse with any
one relative to the case, not TO be APP
preached by anyone ana if anyone insists,
TO Tepel them.
The trial viii be watched with as much
interest as any one ever tried here, as the
domestic relations of Ar. Clay and DR..
Frances Rutherford Clay have been quite
} frequently referred to III tbs press for the
past two years.
Mr.. Clay claims damages in the sum o.
$50 600
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Tne peerless smsteurs Who vii sppesr n
conjunction with the regular performance
At snuh's Opera House tonighf. vii az
pear n 6ehrium Of delight Eishogt a
para 81 aad those Who witness he follow
ing brilliant locsi talent may prersrs n
sariek. The "Cuckoo and "As-is the
uiebangale- Of al Ycc&lses. vi sDpesr IL
= ccngioneration thst 10 pen cs1 cortsav
c,nrossi ss if II sf original wist.ssms thsf
vi. ssinn sh ard snase 90 the as degree
Thar nswiiderinx 3ai e asBca vili siso
- Introd 1ced- The belance incl de " Fin.fr
Dave tte Air Dsncer >t0a0es5ifx 4
Dafca conledisn, Warren and ovens.
s3aters Altonzn. soulhrfst Hovfrf aa3
Nocr hanio artsrS. Professor Msrix. nusi-
ear. G. g Jsoksr. ciog dancer. Hsrna1a.
1r. uaax cisn- sad Daily SRI H1la-es
skefrs fesrs The nost sxfrsvs<snt ssarv
cs1nat cenceive tie mira Of tie aeovs
roster
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
IN PoLIcE COURT.
saloon Gases H@sxiag Firs-Pisrce Fined
500 her Cases.

saloon Gases H2sxing Ffrs-Pisrce Fined
500 her Cases.
Ia Police Court yesterday morning John
W. Crittendsa was . lonesons prisoner
he being the only one charged wIth being
intoxicated. He viii enjoy the hospitality
Of Turnkey Lewis for twelve days
Joan Sodoerry vas tried for fast driving,
and found guilty. lie paid six cents and
$50 costs.
Frank Anderson and Albert Nissnsr, FOR
violating the liquor lsv bad their cases
adjourned to January r., and those OF lr.
wing WEIGH and Winsom Fax we're held
open untu January Is
Martin Pierce. who vas convicted
Of keeping bis saloon open
on Sunday wss 6ced $50 and
costs. tie appealed the essu Tie sx-
srninsti0a Of Pierce. for kssping house Of
az fame. VAS resumed. and ire testimony Of
three witnesses taken. IL consisted prin-
cipsilv 0f what they lad seen and heard in
regard - certain women Of rstasr loose
character. Who Ta6e tne European Hotel
their hsacquarisrs- The examination vas
adjourned until this afternoon. when the
prosecution propose % show further evi-
dsaee IA he case.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
a FEW ACCOUNTS.
Nothing Bot Routine Business Transacted
by the Board.

Nothing But Routine bu8tn2ss &rAnSHcted
by the Board.
At the regular weekly session Of the
Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners
held yesterday afternoon Commissioner
withsy presided. Commissioners Powers
and Hawkins were present. The follow
ing accounts were allowed. White. Frisnt
& Co. lumber. t20.7i. +. G.. Stutiey 4 Co.
supplies 81 Charles A. Coye, repairs. $50,
Alden Bros supplies. Sli.54: +. RanaiFille.
supplies. 81 r. g. Studley & Co.. ars
hafs, SO. s W. Baxter, expense account.
S.. Nelson. Msttsr & Co, supplies, SIS. I !.
e. Qaslsy, horse shoeing $50. Western
Electric Co, supplies, sl55.65, Colby, Craig
a 60. for police patrol wagon 1871. A. y.
Alnes livery. $3.50, Keith Follets, lumber,
SI0.75.
The COMMITTEES on Men and Discipline
recommended thas Albert Neal be confirmed
a. driver OF Ne. L hose carr, and john
Mason rs part pay alderman Of large tru1x-
Adopted
OR recommendation OF Superintendent
Suith, Police Clerks Fred Pimpsrt and J..
e. Johnson au1 Isnilor Emms. Gould we're
vsssed With police sush0rity. Nothing else
but rou6ne 1usinsss. of 10 impoTtancs 10
the puaiic wSs transacted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

The State Foresters Association Tih meet
IN this city commencing I4Aasry - isstins
three ssavs. and is is sxp-ctsd tast fsere vii
os isrxe slssndanee and grand ezhioit
ana the topics for discussion VII he Inter
esrinx 81 inmeermen. fruit groFers. those
Who ba-e 9r1srienfsl trees snd olhers.
Dr. - ~ keal OF he ci1fs Agricultural a
College met with the Rcart ef Trade 81
rsssfcrs ssl night ard Tss tender FL he ass
81 fhs rew Beard If Trssie roows f1r the
axhshit Sselvinr an1 hanE.nss viii -
pyst ur in The room sufficient - scC8nno-
resp sne sssscisfiou sud ioev extend 81 a-
s;taf;cn &c al Interested - come and make
the meeting a grsnd ssecass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

suit has been commenced Ia The Probste
Court 5v the @. r.. +. & y. iosd oy It's At
sorusys. saith AM Stevens, against John
II Tssarook AMI otsers - condemn Ger
tain lots on c0ocrich-St. through which
The rnsf ~ishes - raa. On this property =
. ~oaslen siloe isctorT. and tnls Suilding
vii have to bs torn dowa. Tie Jury
drawn are. Jed Miner. c H isema A. j.
Stsbhius. A. J. Rogers. 3. A. Holt. T. g.
pnpton. G. T.. Ives II. ~ DAYS. Freeman
Fe~er, Gaorxe NJ. Leonard snd Hugo
spvsfer. ~ho viii Be srnmonsd ID appesr
uexs THURSDAY srd hesr prools aud AZ the
ralnr nf ne proper-I IN ales-lln.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
FIf,h Ward Collectors Notice.

No'icr s hereby given fsaf the c1re Of The
Collector for the fifih Ward vii be- held st No
s. Fisinheid sscute. Saunders store, and that
the fs4 f0ll Or said werd !, now in ths HANDS ~
the IA .e-sRued FOR colec. iou. anI thst he vii
ats M - his said ofice uuti ard Including 80
Ieh dav d. January snsr the nrt r7ihifcst0u Of
this 40 c.. from soc oex a. ~ ului . o clock
=, u f1f tie puffe So Of rfcfiF DF taxes
Dated Grand Rauzes Dec 3. is-f
CHARLES r. EkgNDFRs
.nller-o- ElnL Nara.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
Ennr,h Ward Collentnr : Nntioa

Notice j. hereby given that fhe ofice of the
Collector for the Fourth Ward will be held AZ
Ccur block. Lyon street and that he tax roll fDT
said ward = noy II toe hands ~ he undersigned
for collection ms that re wi atecl ~ his ssid
Office unit and ncludinC thcl "a day q January.
fer The first publication n this notice, from
ociocs m Nrti O'Clock p. m. f0f the purpose
o. receiving taxes.
Dated Grand RApds Dee ]. lss7
CHARLIE A. ROBINSON.
Collector Fourth VS. 4
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Notice j. herciy given that the Office or the
Co lecfor Tor the Third Ward VIII b. held AZ No.
- jefferson avenue, Grebsls & store. and that the
iax roll or ssid ward j. new ia the hands of the
undersigned foe collection. and q a. lie wili at
tend 70 MS said Office until aud Including the 10th
day OF January, afier the frss publication OF this
notice from ociocE a. ii. until clock ?. IA.
fol the purpose OF receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids, les l, So.
EFRT FMA,
COtfcto- 4 hird Ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

70 cn is hereby given tAsf The o1fee ~ fhe
Co Hecscr Ser the Sixth ward " 'H - held ~ 40
81 West Ie6uad a.. STnyths s.ers s8d thst
tie fsx TfI or ssi1 warf is nov in fa@ hsrts of
a. iFi icTsfensd for tsYi crtian go ihaf 10 y II
attend 81 hg fsia ofac c1fE and So nairr the
f0th CsT ~ fsuuFrs slisf fhe '.ri Tetncsf5o-5 ri
tEis nEtirc fl-f1 vrlfr uefii o ciocg
z r1 ior ne rrFEr~s - seef vEs taxes
Isse1 Grand Par g.. fsec
jobs H1Oe RHfD DE,
Frfirrtrr -lFff aard
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

DROBATE EoRDER-sTsTE OF HICHFsAN. Con0
i tv 81 keuf-ss. - session 81 tae Fr0,sste
Cont fo- said county gf kfuf held a. The Pro
bate of3ce In the CitJ 81 Grand 2ari3s On ne
-21s GsT - Dee7rhsf. ii the gcar aee thousand
ef-ht hundred sud eigafY seven Pfesen1 CFr1s
= Frrxins fCdFe Of Rra5sie
IL re uas1er oi f4e esafe oi G1F 2 Neideu,
derease1- tf-s fes1ing s1a Stag the rrtt 01.
orig Verfef. ~ Hortiaaer y. Dsusorth. Annie
- st0- cf t.se estlIa ei fhe sal deceased r-ar-
leE tt Cscr f1r iFers- srf a1sEaT IS 1aTI-
cage The res esfste 81 sid deeesss8 ne sc.
scrbaa fo- as rsssans snd parpo-es tssrela So
ftr.e
ft s ordered. shat Noafsy tae lsth lar 0f 1anu-
az next si ten oc.91E fI ras fcrs7rr1 g.
ss5 Frofate D-te. - spre escd f-r befr.ng
SAD srs.fl. or. az fssf Erdas t1.t e-sts6
ssf sessfe erresT 1af toaTf st salf re
sd rlare 10 s1o-s aa1te TT dcfrsst sce1 3
- - zrertef - z&i &C ra -trst-- -1 zisrt1sze
rss esrete a. pTsTea g n -
Ard i j. f1~Ffe- 0rrreE errT - fni=
erser - rnt fszrd tree r-erj-
eus 81 SAD car 81 hrsr.1E n re ersaf - g
TslFsss = rst - re-Fz7eTsr pTl--ei sal c.-
c. szl2k r. ssia Jo7ulf es henl
"a fr1c crrvJ CYRUS + pEnEiVs
Fa1rs 81 rsrsts
Fzksz ~ HT~s Eeczs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
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retfs : seTe5r kfve1 saEf tts o8ee q 80
O.. etts- . ffe + ehih ws~f ~ - ace a.
fae6r -srs9fCn Er1tsrr f-o- fn8 t.lt-
fEe - 20 FL sstd Esd = rez r 81 tsrfs ~
- s-sr-.5~es - - ertfz anf f~st -
ss.oFs - r = a . ~ r. ~ srr lefIrs - fts
tsfe rsr ~ an sre sfaf inf frE pes cs o.
~. r4f - frrr r seeF ~ nEtu p 'eaofk
= = f.~ - rs-r-ee - -scefrtse feres
lsssea esens ESplEk lse-
heFFs rpTfT ~
a.. erfrs Fzsfh Hsr1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
D. G. HENRY & CO..
Portrait, Landscape, FrescO
and Scenic Artists.
GALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL
Studio 25 GOnrOe-Ss., Grard Rapids.
First Ward coIlector's rso,i.e

Notice is hereby given. that the cfice Of the
Collector for he kirSt Ward Will be held al No Is
GTandviile avenue and that the tsx roll FOR said
ward is low an The hands Of the undersigned for
collection and that he will attend NJ bis said
Office until and including the 18th day OF Jan
after the fret publ cation OF this notice from
o'c'ocs a. N. IN II clock 7. n. for the pur-
pose OF receiving axes.
Dated Grand Rapids, Dec /. 1857.
HENkY HOEKsENA.
Co.ie.ror fil.t Merd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Articles Of Association have been flea
With TIE County Clerk. Of the Grsn Rapids
Tie md Lumber Company WITH Cap.tsi
~ 0ck q $1,000. the iBcorps rstors bsiug
Charles Fex. Henry +. Nay sad !. A. K
vsn plE'fre1.
At saeeting - he Directors Mr.. Charles
Fox vss elscsed Prssi1e1s aad Treasurer.
Hear s. Msy Nice pres.dsnt and T. A. r
var Duxersa SeefstarT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Nrfieo IS fssfSv given f-at ft.t ns - ~ tre
e. ifrfo7 -of 81 . Seventh sd rfi - be q - 80
fs = e~eaf si sna fhet t1e fa5 raI ~ sa3d Esre
is nra - tho bends ~ ~ efoers ed f1f c0l-
lsf Ioa. sd ste fe wiH sffenS a. 81 ssif ~ es
ua8 snf sarir1rz ths ash css ~ 4sEaRTy
sfser tse fTst satsicstHa ~ tBls Aes r. f-r1-a 2
= c.rff a nftH ciotk p ~. f1s tis rgr-
fe~e - - RI ~ - res
Dated 6rsse Rspits. Dfr. i iss
T0EN CT-TFkN
foiIertor -evsEf1 Fsr1
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
saoond Ward Collectors Noiicn

Notice Is hereby given that the Office OF the
Collector for the second Msri viii be held 81 no.
5 Monroe street, and tha; the tax roll Tor said
vafa 1s noNf in the hands of tue undersigned for
&C lection aud thst h viii s,tend az his ssi1 Office
uniii aua N Guiding the 0i day of JsDr ary. after
the frst publication of this not'ce ON o clock
=. m. u'ii ociock p. ID. for the purpose OF re.
ceiying tsXes.
Dated Grand Rapids, Dec. I, Iss7.
d. j. DOORNINE.
Collector Second Ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Fishl and fresh Gsh, IN fscs svsry thi1z IN
TIE 6sh line. eisasr sat o. frssa. aud cf a.
most svsry kind snoxn to seas o. rvsrs
vou car 61d a. +. J = fast is
J. BSTTEr7HAEEs
ll7 Mearee- 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

A lsrzs stoc< - Ha5r oosss nasi he sod
regardless - cost. Hhsr fas reKf Ten
sAvs. Gals sai get = ssr-sin.
Mss Lraxatzr. fzl Bart -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

City FhTscsas Hoiiss sa~S that M
w-a Nsaiev. cf Aentans territory. wno
has ssen bers On = vfsis, has who : nsw a.
Eixe~t.r. g vsrv s1d her E s = iezpss rsd
81. Nr Maassg hzs eesn nse&@sa 81 ser
ili1ess.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
This list is furnished Dy w. r. Scribno
real estate dealer. IS Pearl-st.l


The psrtssrssip heretofore existing under
the fiFm name oi Fox & Nay IS this dAy
dissolved by nlaiUa. cOasent.
CaARLEs Fox.
HrxRT r. MsT
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
Water Color Decorating.

Dcsigns aud esiiEateS viii be furnished on ap.
plcstIon by the undersigned for artistic inferior
decorating, competing ih price and beauty OF
finish with wall paper decorations, by e use OF
the permanent water color "Ann- KsisomEe"
We guarantee 20 do this artistic aud durable
decorating 20 as 20 produce better effects for the
same amount OF money thar il would cos; ~ do
the same room with wallpaper, either IN cheap
or elaborate WORK; and the work Is guaranteed -
be permanent and that Il viii never require tax
ing off 10 re-insh the walls with the same or any
other finish
The ceiling of the new entrance 10 Powers
Opera House Is a sample OF one grade of this
work.