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The weekly messenger., 1888-08-18
Board OF Trustees.


On motion Of Mr. G. l.. Lacaze, seconded by
Mr. {. Harrison, Mr.. 4. V. Fleming WIS appoin-
ted Mayor protein.
Messrs. 4. V. Fleming {. l.. Lacaze and C..
Harrison, appointed by his Excellency +. L Nj
cholls, Governor Of Louisiana, to nil the vacan-
cies caused by the designations Of Messrs. j. Ne
ven, Jos. Condley and A. ID. Williams answered
10 roll call.
Absent: Hon. Chas. Guirard, Mayor, and Mr..
N Bienvenu.
A communication addressed to the Secretary,
of this Body in which Hon. Chas. Guirard gave
lis ,e-;gnation as Mayor of this Cosporation was
read and
On notion OF Mr.. Harrison, said resignation
was accepted.
Fleming, was unanimously elected Mayor OF the
Corporation Of ST. Martinsville.
On motion'of Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. A. Bienvenu
was removed as Town Constable and Mr.. c. H..
Eoorhies appointed Town Constable in his lieu
and stead at salary Of forty y-five dollars a
month.
On motion of Mr.. Lacaze, the following
named persons were appointed committee to
examine the Secratary's and Treasurer's books,
viz: Messrs. L. Landry, II. Z. FOurnet and AL
bert Bienvenu.
On motion the meeting adjourned until the
first Saturday in September, lsSS, at o clock p.
Il.
A true copy from the minutes
+. p. Baker,
The weekly messenger., 1888-08-18
Helping the Right Side.

TO help the right side is not only com
mendahle in a general point of view, hut
j, iudiri0us aid prudent when that help
- enlisted in behalf of the right side OF
the hOiy, Just over the lower ribs in the
rrgl0n of the liver. The most efficient
help is afforded by iiOstetter's Stomach
Rittfrs, an anti-hiliOus medicine of in
comparable efficacy. Inaction of the Il
vcr is accompanied by constipation, sick
headache. furred tongue. nausea, Occa-
-iOnai vertigo, an unpleasant breath, vel
iowneSS OF the skin and ball Of the eve.
The author Of these symptoms, liver cont
plaint, routed by the Bitters is aecOmpa-
MED by them in its flight. Fever and
aguc, which always involve the liver.
dyspepsia, rheumatism, debility and kid
neg troubles are all maladies to the ear
iy relief and final cure of which this
standard medicine is adapted. Don't Use
Il Ivy fits and starts, but SyStemically,
that its full effects may result in Il per
lect restoration of heath.
--~rr.,s~-s-=z~H-s-ss
/. !. {. l. not Il cure-all, but quar-
les OF a century of constant Use has de
monstrated beyond question that Tan
Rcr's lnfalll0le Neuralgia Cure is the on
ly known infallihle cure for all kinds Of
neuralgia and for nervous headache. 80
cents per box. Manufactured by Ron
gum Root Medicine Co. Nashville, Tenn.
Sold 10y all Druggists.
The weekly messenger., 1888-08-18

the Court House, in which the Civil District
Cour; Of said Parish j. held within legal hours
for Judicial sales, beginning at eleven o'clock
q. u. on
Saturday September 18th. a. d.
1883.
and continuing ON each succeeding day until
4aid ssies are completed, al immovablo property
on which taxes axe now duo ~ the State of LoTi-
siana and Parish 81 MART TO enforce collection
of taxes assessed in the year 1857 together with
interest thereon from the 3lst day of December
I1s7 a; the rate of two per cont yer month until
paid, and all costs. The names OF said delin-
qucnt tax payers tho amount OF taxes due by
each for the assessment Of said year, and the
inlnovavle property assessed to each, TO be Of
fcrcd for sale as follows to wit:
No. Taxes.
1913 LenOrmand z. VI.
q: acres n Landry self Badcau
W. Road.
PIP acres Il Randolph : self self "
Dciahoussaye.
I2l acres Lenorrnand Fournet
self W. Lenormand. Siill5
1870 POche Antoine
10 acres Teche w Bipion 4 Ba-
don W. Webre 100
1864 I,eandre Alexandra
20 acres Savoie Ledc e Leandre
W BENJAMIN 425
1857 Hebert HermcGPne
20 acres n. Wcore = HeDert Del
hCmur Guidry l3.CO
134l Kidtler Benjamin
lS7 acres 7. Boagni Garter q Kid
dor s;,rne go
being the n L. frlct +, Sec ~ 7. s, ). .R.5E.
1853 Lee Henry
y acres Gauthier Duchamp
T'che " Lead 800
2264 TmbOdpau William
50 acres Capucin Fournet e Van
wickie W thanpaEne 3.2G
$50 Octave Gath.
DO! acres A Brcaux Pierre @
Wilt W Pierre. $50
.01 Domingeaux s. Martin
40 acres n Lcbeeque B:oussard
Gutekong ~ Declouct 1.iO
SSi SOsthene Bijeau Wild.
y acres Dupuis Naise c Dupuis
Vaise 0.a5
$50 j. B. Charles
Siscres n Pothier Gauthier oo,
Vineyard 500
sos DOrsene Castillo
li0 acres v Il sec 1t II sr9e 2.00
2556 Rubser Frank
lb0 acres W Il Of mel: sc Il OF n
WI W os 5 ell sec II ltlisr2e 200
$40 Olivier BrOEssard Sr.
:: of 20 acres q . Of = Q "A sec Inc
"A of y q :. soc u tgsr6e u e of
sw = sec 6nw 4 sec swi Il sec
tS'sr7e Isl
757 DrauZin Dupuis
east . Dupre = Melancon Teche
lcs acres n I.avcque Iiuval G Bcr-
narG W Leveiue
IL acres Leveque Huval e Du-
iiO acres 5 4. of el, swi ii&nX
Of - = sec Il - sr7e 12.75
Moreau Ernest
cas- Is n i.atioiais Patn Thibo-
dc:tuX " HOl!ier 800
1924 Leonard Nine. Bernard.
20 acres Cormier Thomas Mi
lien - Grand Maris $50
l70S TheOdule MeiancOn
&acre: Wilt Robert Savoie
wTheTiot 200
24i7 Joseph Vilmout
~ acre3 Hilaire same same
2O9O Gustave Simon
east IL Turpeau Rious Lenor-
mand " Rious LIS
Corporation of St. Martinsville.
3l35 Hitter J. \.
Port st. DIR Hart 81 Martin st
Fournct $50
3l36 Hitter J. 4.
Bridge st church st Vallot
church 1t -
1852 Abat y POincy
4 acres Eubas st Gaeton e De.
clouet Main - 2.40
Non Residents.
25j0 Bagnaul Edw. l. O. Guidry
q acres Thibodeau 5 Il Begnaude
Brcaux W Ncrmillion 10
1861 Fisher John
$50 acres y of $. el4 sec S2t11sr
9esw !, of fract sec 33 sr9
o z OF @ 4 n. W Il of c Il sec %
tllsrGe
ca Of n. a frac 4 sec 50 t IL sr
qe Zoo
frac W i sec 81 IL sr9eseA 2,25
FOrgay j. p.
9S7 acres fract Il e i of n e Il sec IL
II srge
Lot sCc II { II srqe
q =, of g a sect - III srQe
sw Il of : W : III IL sr9ew Il of
via sect l3 IL sr9e
All eH except c I. of S. W !. til
Srqe Io25
The weekly messenger., 1888-08-18

.,..,,, ..., ..... shall g.. redce mahln Mt my
time Tor .l. e,.... ~ uae y,ac by paying the
price given, Win twenty per cehi and cc7ts and
penalty addeI.
CAB. G.RDEMAL.
S.sr:3 .n.I l. Oicio Ia Collector ~. Mar
tin I..-, j.. IA.
Sheriff. OFcc. st Martinvilic La. August nth
1--o.
The weekly messenger., 1888-08-18
REWARD.

One Thousand (S1, ,O0O) Dollars.
We the undersigned offer one thousand
dollars, cash, If we cannot send you the
picture of the next President of the Uni
ted States IT, you desire to enter this
contest buy box of the genuine DIR. c.
MCLane's Celebrated Liver Pills from
your druggist (prire 25c) and mail us
the outside wrapper and 4 cents in
stamps with your address plainly writ
ten, we will then mail yen the picture
and an elegant package of cards. Adj
dress.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-31
Russia,s Permit to Live.

Every citizen must have a permit to
live In the country. These permits are
issued annually upon the payment of
fee. IF he wants to leave the country or
20 from one to another he must notify
the police, for that branch of the govern
ment must know where each inhabltant
of the vast empire sleeps every night. In
the provinces the rigid surveillance is re-
laxed, but at ST. Petersburg and Moscow
and other places visited by tourists there
is a constant contact between the sover-
eign and the subject that is disagreeable
to both. The police grant permission to
90 and come readily. There is no inter
ference with travel nor with trade. Sub
mission submissionl that is all. No one
can get a ticket at railway station nor
ON a steamboat without showing permit
to leave; no hotel will entertain guest
till he shows his passport. One cannot
90 anywhere or do anything without the
consent of the authorities, but it is easily
obtained, and costs forty copecks for the
stamp that appears on the document
about fifteen cents. --Cor. Chicago Times.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
A stincy Old millionaire.

When first came 20 St. Louis from New
York I worked IN a down town restaurant,
where every dsy regularly, regardless Of
weather., gray haired Old man With pinchel
features vas accustomed To call for his din
ner he took only bowl Of soup. and IN
sisted IN having bread and butter. although
be would not consent 70 pay more than fifteen
cents for the spread. He never varied his
order. and nsver seemed 20 tire Of is unonot-
ony nor expressed the slightess preference
for any reasonable deiicacies couid no;
understand Why the proprietor tolerated the
I'D fellow. and after studying toe case for
some tire put the question piumriy 60 the
boss You co1ld have kaccked ne down
NTH a feather -ben hsard the reply. Thai
oi3 auT-r o-ned half 81 Sosfh s. Joois rad
Al income Il rot les than 40 co 2 year.
ard whiis his wife AID daughters F<Te tnroT-
lag away thousands OF s-,ferealEE1enfs toe
owner - millions as satisfying sis hunger
wf-h = ha~l ef soap Re vas - sfnev shat
D. could ~ allow ANYTHING r. - - fcr
each daF after giving rs ssereotrFea order
- voaia adj. Ard ~ - ~ster. - t-oaEh
- ~sS ssvinr to- rrstsaraat from beaFy
loss -(Fl6fse Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
ToWN TOPICS.

Ths Oral0Tl8 S0Casty 81 nssss tnis even
10 41G a. msmBsfs sac nzFs k9Jks are
Esaass ed - bFIng thsa.
Joshua Ionnsan sss ARRESTED i2sg nlgnk
90 = NafrAns o. egIlDiaiat % fstrf f-a-
dam for a-s.nlt saa oazlsry.
Professor ColEali 81 Jals csfy, has besn
engaged - give seFiss - orgsn co1esrts ~
A8skzxon. commencing tAis svsaing.
rbs 400 gigss - Mrs.. Palmer ~ roms-
roF 4 Lz1t0c hal Ass eFenins sss sa-
ioye1 ~ = lsrgs num5er of you1s psoP.s-
Nearly al tbs schooi teachers 81 tas city
~~nt - orzndvills yssiefdsg " attend me
Ts.eaers' lns1Tate n Ffogrssa tnsfs tais
sesk.
Tsnight the Alpha Chr Omega tri0 from
Inc Alhi0n Eoassfvkiofx 81 Aaslc VII klse
Q concert a tie tha osceaa street, ii =.
hanh.
Superintendent o. schools. Chas. W. Pes
t2li. ~ LlGin tos. nas purchased Judge
hanizomsly r1s.0saLe Ga ,oatA nion-ot..
~aere b. So reside.
The RoJsl Tsmp,ags hare secured an o.
chesirs Of professional nIaslclans Tor tn~if
sntsFlslamsat ia Fotaer0y 4 Laston
Hal. West fuii0a- 81, this evening.
fhs 0oOd Time social CLUB viii give q
bouquet party a. COmpany armoFy
THURSDAY evening. Music Nil be furnished
81 Wufznarg a BEonson's full orchestra
0s0rzs Edgar Taona pson, a graduate OF
the FORT Wayne Acalcsl College. died .
medical practitioner sssofn statement with
ths County CLERK YESTERDAY 20 practice
medicine aud surgery IN tbs city.
Charles "a. Manning agent Of the 9. (. &
1 railroad a. HsBcsisns. has been appointed
travelling tr-sat agent 81 that road, % take
srscs April l. IA Psaos Of ID. BAKER. sho has
been given tas stafion a. KALAMAZOO
Harry LePeana. AaFshal Of 81. Joseph.
passed through acre last night with two
prisoners from that town named Robinson
Cooper snd John Fitzgerald, who we're
sentenced % nsaety days each 10 lonla for
petty laresrY,
Jsmes Ly0n. I'd. nan who had bis shout
der dislocatsd son8s time ago while riding
in a street. est sn tie Vest SIDE By al engine
running into the ear be was riding IA, Is
slowly recovering huE Is Sill una0ls to
work.
Tas political pot begins 70 boil. Rspuo-
lcsn caacuses toaight. and the city conven-
tIoa Friday evening. Democratic csncuses
tomorrow nisat and convention Thursday
evening". also tae Prohibition convention
Thursday svening
The funeral OF Charles II. Ward. . col
ored msa. aged a.. Who died Thursday.
March n, vas held from the A NJ +.
church on sunday. tie leaves a daughter,
who "a q school tescaer a. quincy. liz, u
mourn his loss. she has the sympathy ol
. large circle VI frienas in this city.
Ella PARIS, the -ife of = man Who was
convicted a. Stantoa and sent TO Jackson
for four years for sldiag IN the sscape OF
bsa Aaionsy. applied 81 Police HezdquAr-
ters Yesterday m0rnia< tor passage To Has
tIngs. as she wa Ia destitute circumstances.
shs vas referred % ths superintendent OF
tas poor
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

TIE ultrs-fsshionahls yoanx lsdiss 81
Brooklyn, When out promensding OF On shop
ping tours. have ns~ fad which attra. -
mach fsvorsbse attention r. is that o;
Wearing hrishs aower n some sort. not on
their eo-en or - sa.ir thTost. bit between
the Ips. perfectise IN sc fsd depending
larx>iT en- hsiding he flower stsTn between
tas teeth Is rerelessiY and f0rE-tfalv as =
vsssran srsoksr dos - cfrsr In comment
inx On tsis rev custom TIE Nv York Evsa
ing sun says- A strikInSly handsome bra
rettr csrrisd hessttfsl rel ross between lirs
whics beat tAe rose n >olor. ard t~o aenare
brown h.irea matters rad violers - 4 frsr
ent sazdes bes-~su their waits teesk Rass-
I'D viciess ~ers ~ fAvs<5r-s, thcusS esrns
ton< heictrops ard &agk daisy ~ars
notiesd Avisia frsn the scors & @onnors,
10 rvors striking ~zy coo3d - devised fes
diSvlsvinr - he.uti=s u nafars, both i.
ros- and nasdea 7--Ceicsxo Ns->
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Edward Price. who was so severely In
Jared by the explosion az the old gas works.
has recovered sufficiently 20 be out, Al
though hs still bears several marks on bis
face caused ey The burns he received
Mss Lucy Freemaa. who has been visit
ina Der suat. Mrs. a.. Il. Ives. for several
weeks len yesterday for Portland sn route
10 Aer home IN 81. Paul MINI
M. and Mrs. n. A. Lanos will leave
Denver for home Thursday and will stop az
Omaha . dsy or Two. arriving here the last
Of next week.
Lev Stevenson, manager OF the Electric
Light ComNsay. Of Reno. Nevada. Is here
for . few days on . visit 10 relatives and
friends
R.R. Metheaney. chisf clerk in the G. r.
A T. auditors o&c.. Jeff yesterday to attend
nsstisg OF railroad officials, a. Wash
h,xton.
C =. Gu. General Freight Agent Of the
q. K q l.. returned Sunday from Chicago,
vhsrr he was attending meeting OF freight
sxsnt.
Mrr e. Ksnler. OF Trovbridgs-st.. and
her son, W. kshlsr and wife. are spending
a week AZ Bedding. visiting friends
Hiram Smith. travelling salesman for
Amos :. Mussslman s. Co. lies very Ill ~
his residence. ist Sscood-avs.
PHI Hsfron and J. DssDres. prominent
furniture dealers. Of Chicago, are IN the city
making large purchases.
Mrs. G. n shepherd. who has been spend
ing The Water In Nsv \ ORR City. - Ell
pectcd horae this week.
Mrs. !. g. Miner. OF Ann Arbor. is spend
inS her vacation with her husband. DIR. Z.
q. Miiaer. Of this city
Captain Gsvett and J. K. V Agnsw. of
The c & W n. went 20 Muskegon yrster-
dsT. on business
The Misses Mamie and Julia Doran have
gone 10 AOntsgns for q Two weeks visit
With frienGs-
Mrs. F. ". Hall. OF 242 Turner-st.. leaves
today for a two weeks visit to friends in
Battle Creek.
TT. Richards and wife, OF West Bridge
Is have returned from pleasure trip To
New Jersey.
Ms. n. Hawkins. Of Flint is visiting her
sister. Ars. w. C0nneil. Of ll2 kent-sI. for
tev days
Mrs.. C. p Ssrvesnt returned yesterday
frogn a to weess visit with friends IN
Chicago
Dr. smith. OF Nswsygo, vas ID Tie city
yesterday calling on the medical profession.
Frank ?. Kellogg and 5. l. Willard. Of
Troy, \. y are in the city % business.
Dr = A. Jones. Of Ann Arhor, - II the
city. calling Gu the medical Profession.
George ?. Rush. Of Wellington. Ohio. Is
in ths city, stopping a. the Morton
- Mcdonald. Of Plsttsburx y. T.. is IN
the city guest a. The Morton.
y. r. Miller. Of Cincinnati. Is N the city.
guest az ne Morton House
Nrs. Frank Foster. OF Nswsvzo. IS in the
city = guest a. ne Norton
NJ Danhof Of Grand Haven. Is vis-
itirg friends IA the city
Dr. Georze r. Thompson. Of Fort Wayne.
hs- ioczted IN IBIS cirY.
r c. firEstcn ~ jamestown. y. T. .
ID the city on business
Mrs. " p winery las gone - Denvsr
far a, extsn.sa3 VISIT
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

CNrrKD STATES L aited States vs. Mar
cus Mcconnell. indictment for trespass on
United States land. verdict Of net guilty
United States vs. Colin Campbell. indict-
meut for falsely assuming 70 Be an smDlogs
Of the Commissioner Of Pension trial ia
progress.
Crscurr-Nsii Msiloy. administrator Of
the estate Of Waiter $ Gee. deceased. IS the
Township Of walker, tresosss on the Cass
jury disagreed and was discharged. James
A Curtsss and Gsorgs II. Outh0use "
Luther T. Wilcox, trespsss on the case. OF
sDresl az defendants continued without
costs. Walter Z. Cummings and William :.
Cummings ". Robert 2 Wallace and J0hn
r. shaw. trespass on the csss, oa sppssl Of
defendants continusf on us1ai terms John
T. Cutler vs. John I. Elliott. trover jadg
nent for plaintiff. zen cent? and costs Nsttie
Rrnckwsv - Robert Patterson. trespsss on
the cas- order rurc pro tune December
- 1851. allowing pisinti* 20 Sic sra-Dded
declaration William L. Tyler, sdministrs-
Tor etc. vs. Frank l. Noble e a. chsn-
Gerry. order - snow csns@ agreed. Harry
81 Mesd - Fred q. Berger. sssumDsif
continued without costs.
PRoRsrz-Ests's OF JBl'us Hatch, -
ceased, nefisioa for determination Of aei .
Sci hssrins April -. Estate of EIendr
ID Wander y esn. ascesae<k or3er sitoRfr
aims snd decree for rsTwent ~ d@ass,
petition tor snsl settlement 81 sstsns Sled
hearing Aprii - Estsss % ThouisS Rvrre
fecp.ses. ort-r SLOWING executor. sxth
snaual sccouse ESfsfe = lens l. NSssh,
- a. Minors. g1srdi "a o1ad Sled sd
iesfers ssupd 10 Cnas. II. Iossrais Estste
81 Anna kafiisr - al. n anTss petition f,r
arsnse to 1sortEsge reai estate e1 sesr
re- Ar~l - Es9sfe ~ n. Ersaev Nsst
ss.er.sesa erier ssguitn0E 49, C uraHase
Esxte a Lydss WILSON, 6sces~ei. orfer
slia.ing Amin strzfor's Sra seco1at Dis
trisalinx estate and cschsretnx ssna1uf--
trsasr EWsle 81 Lrais Sestis. decesse1,
pesi .io1 ser bearing claims esfo7s cevvt
ns@sf 1esFsrg S@rssnoer "a Esfsss -
E~~,~ = Fall 3ere.srsi or1er elo~av4
sxta ennesi sccoaas q ssrsa& u. TorrP-
a. . xer1tx>a
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
NOTICE.



7s ~ oaof fed Lierkers ~ AZ fsfsfs -
let
Naass s bersfy given t6s, ibs auesiis,
- 10 Thffiiff O. 20 DE onl.t ~ EtiII -Isai
raiss - iaa1 thf .f.p 81 60 tniisrfa 80
f'tY it1ussaa oollsss - tie psrfefs -
effel5sR r fHurf fiaa.+ nH - fIIssIillss -
~ flf afnrss i9rust|l ~ Ell res fiefr-ef
ra6 fas cheffef ci-ttlar II re alrr 81 clfrnt
lsaifis - bftf ri sfsa fcaafr 81 taf Ger
Hse1syl0 1fr a. - ifif 80 if4i. 20 D. Fef
t1if - r33aft sn1 81 rsl- ar efff H. "
- ffe rse fef feat fef afr1m ur 81 a-lfne
rrrFtrirf en- anf f1ffa -.f NJ fii~eYit 10
f.fisaIs ~ r.sr4 cas- rttff W eli
he ffu " "a tarff-l 1r $50 "a rfi1e g. -
ffret o. ~ tsuEft -9
Ire So Of f1eniT tbo1eans ~ rrr pe7ahss %
the affntr q ees - q nuefy 1Fp
Tfst Fffe ~ fn ts.a-epf doiisf feyssit % fns
ffieeEfA "a A - ftrg ts4
rs f1r 81 eiiff ur Nef'ers paFe u ~
ffsr,aF,.i fse 81 trrr.nrr 1en
TIE ss,a, ~ tsn enc Sasr csiiet gssszbis cn "a
fiftrsfrt. g. ~ tef 49, f<tl
r. srar ~ tr~ttf ae sa1tr - - f.aren.s a.
~ ti.eaet 6fs Di tsuaarF feE
IN t<iH - - t-.rrf ~ IEfs DoTat's =. 20
ftesfFt ne q tsF lzr- .4s
IL sar1 81 tHer ~ - - friisrf - ahte 81,
fkr ffieer 90 ~ isfea tse1
Ti,r e. fes = as N rf,,itis fs. sflf q "a
ffeertI rs3 = tfnttsrf
r. So ~ tver tnHEssnf da Al reFsias -
- fit~~rlt feS ~ ten.1a-r fs.6
Taetef frtsrft4F-
r. order ~ 80 eosfs - s.-~,fpv-s - KEN c.
1frB HtIEft
COW fIIrE A. Hhf ft fbeff1 r FL = a..
tleFk q fsrt
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs. r.
Madden. sorrn'srlY II 0.is city nov q Win
nipss. Man ucl,s. vii Ne grieved 70 hear Of
re sesth af their Nff.e daughter NAY. sgsd
four wears two months and twenty nine
tar- wse tief on Monday iaSf. Nsrcn 2 cf
= scarlet ferer She vas a Srixhs child
nsurh asiovesi 81 sii who ksev her Mr.
sr1 Ms. Nsd,ien have he sympathy ~ a
is-9e csr-ip 81 frisrds here - veil a. IN
Winriusx Deceased Tvs zrscsisis1xhfer
~ ~. and Ms. r QacslY. 81 Na srosd-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

OF good health is found in the regular
movement OF the bowels ana perfect action
OF tie liver. These organs were intsndea
oy nature 10 remove from the system all
impuTitles. IL you ere constipaied, you
otter standing invitation" 10 Whole
lamily OF diseases aud irregularities which
gill surely be accepted" aud YOU NIL
cave guests unwe!c.me anu de-
termined. All these unhappy Co,
Jtions may be avertsG -
the timely use of DR.. Pitrce .
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. powerful for the
effeciual regulation OF the bowels aud liver,
establishing healthy action OF the entire
wonderful organism with which We are
created.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

NTsr1estsrsbirp se1ce. $40 sske1 TIE e.
eprfirs srssrecfz - fee-ee n an inS5ause5v.s
7Aavorinx for ~oT1e IKE % sszarsee &
nos-Afai q st~sk rem - ETsssiy pareni
s1zzn. snS~s~e-s ezzpaat-sllys 10. tx
hsB<sawS, wel saarYezs.l. - IAstrast 81
fs.sA
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

TIE remains If NJ. Eii Connunines 80
6ie8 o. toe I'm ins.-. a. Ri7 Grspos. San
Isis, 0osspo couatv. California. srrived IN
his city vssfsrasz. sccornraried bF NJ
Camzninsz ard hisehiz. TAe faDersf ~iiI
- 1el0 ., her ixts resi8@nee. 10. 80 I1r-
aer-sf. e. 2 . cfock this s4s~reon- TIE Sc
81 ihs 3ecessed wss - sesrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
WANTED

CUSTOMERS FoR WALL PAPER AND CCKrsiNs
To those calling upon Us we will make
II an object for them 10 make their selec
lions and purchasss-ali grades from I'd:
cheapest 10 the best.
BRADFIELp 4 Co.,
50 Monroe-st and % South Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

We have q hundred varieties, not ca
loads. but different Kinds of fish. We wi
made a grand display OF ton of Frest
Fish. You are invited to the BaltimoF,
Fish Market, 20 Lyon-s;.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
SPRING SrYIrs or FisH.

Do not forget we Esva all the Spring
shapes and style % fish for ihs close OF Ihe
Lenten season. at the Baltimore Fish Mar
act, ~ Lyon-si.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.
CIosr on rHkkE.soN.

Remember you have only a few days left
to indulge in these large, elegant York
River Oysters We have them fresh and
mic, every day this week, a. the Baltimore
Fish Market, % Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Halt. Come 10 ]. ID. Evans & Co.'S. TAX
advantage Of bargains ia Plated Ware,
Dolls. Lamps, Oil Cans, Glassware, Cham
Der Sets. etc. Mortgage sale
G. ". WATKINS,
Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

We shall have OH exhibition at our ope
ing, Friday and Saturday of [ is week. al
tue new and imported styles in Spring
millinery. Every body cordially invited
ADAMS & Co, 80 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

q zen ssvs cstsrrh. yoz are . osnTf-.
fEe sess< = i54he 20 5eco-ee rhr17 e
& sffect vazr F<rersl hests. - f~~eaefs
- cozzaz1rEon. H3os osFssrsrli =
1-ss rstarTH
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
Srop Az Holm on So

In the art room NJ ID. j. Evans & Co. is
a tine collection of China Ware. Belleek
Bisque, Terra Cotias, etc. / will male
special prices to close them on the mortgage
gale. z. w. WATKINS.
Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

desire 10 express my sinesrsst thanks 20
The friends who so willingly gave tEeif ala
during the recent death OF my fki her,
Charles Henry Ward. CAsRiK warn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
lnO-CnrNr 'EM-in0.

Bedroom Suits from $3.50 to Sos at ths
Star Furniture Company, 100 south III
rision-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
Tue PLACE

To buy Curtains for boases or stores Is ~
Bradfield * Co.'S, 80 AoDroe-st. Larges
stock and lowest prices. Estimates fur
nished.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Parlor Suits from 50 10 $50 st the Ste,
Furniture Company. 1913 South Division 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Don't buy anything in the furniture lire
without first visiting the Star Furniture
Company, 100 South Divisional.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

The Grand Rapids oovusaip Unicn cav
rus 80 held yesterday whee Ne believing
nominations wsre INSIDE. FER Supervisor,
~ Il Usve~.e Towashir Clerk. ~ sitter :
g. rr~~<urss Mathew 81 Roman Justice
81 - PEACE n 81 Er~ffrt. = a ~sv Cous-
s,fs-ionss Jssree o Beiissr @eneet i1sr~c-
ar NJ Rsrosr corssnose~ Alchsei n0s -
srr Lnfter salnan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Ga rfs seSt ss,s the chrsrest ssvsnno
O. relieves IN me tvtnkisng - - -
- csnis
a rpiflscr Anerfe-n- $50 D. eug's Ccugh
srrnr. Cthsr naticns n srogsr@oc- -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
Where can find Laiies' first
class Kid shoes worth $3.50
COR about Si.b0 or $2.002
Only at O'HARt'S.

Where do ladies generally
go to get those handsome
oeaded Toilet Slippers for
Sl.55 or $l.502