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NUMBER 81.

which was usually chnined by night
w. an Clubhouse. Neptune might
have broken loose, found his way to
my room, and, finding the door i'm.
perfectly closed. have pushed il
open aud entered. | brcathcd morc
freely as this harmless inierprcia.
ton OF the noise forced ilsclr upon
me- IL was--it must hc-the doc.
aud was distressing myself use.
lcssly. ! resolved to call ts him.
| sirovc 20 utter his namc--"Ncp.
tune, Neptune bat secret apprc.
hcnsion restrained me, and / waa
mute
Then the chain claukod nearer
and nearer 20 the bed, aud presently /
saw q dusky shapclcss mass appcst
between tho curtains or the o1po.
site side to where T was iving.
How longcd TO hear the whine Of
the poor animal that | hoped might
hc the cause of my alarm. But no:
] heard no sound save the rustic of
the curtains and the clash OF the IRON
chain. Just then The dying flame
Of the fire lcapcd up, and with one
sweeping hurried glance ! saw that
The door was shut, aud, horfori IL IL
not the dog! IL Is thc scmblancc Of a
human form that now throws itself
heavily on the bed, outside tho
clothes, and lies there huge and
swart, IN the red CLEAN that iroach.
crously dies away after show ing So
much 10 alright, aud sinks into dull
darkness. There was now no liuht
left, though the red cindcrs Yet
giowcd with q ruddy CLEAN like the
eyes Of wild beasts The chain rat.
tied no more tried 10 speak. to
scream wildly for help, my mouth
was parchcd, my tongue refused To-
obey. ! could not utter cry. and.
indeed, who could have heard me.
alone as ] was in that solitary cham.
ber, with no living neighbor. and
the picture. gallery between me and
any aid that even the loudcst, most
piercing shrek could summony And
the storm that howlcd without
would have drowned my voice.
even II help had been at hand. To
call aloud-to demand who was
thc-c--alasl how useless, how peril.
ousl II the intruder were q robber
my ouicrics would bat goad him Ia
fury; bat what sobbcr would act
thus' a. for q trick, that seemed
impossible. Aud yet. wtat lay by
my side, now wholly unsecnf i
stroye to pray aloud. as there rushed
on my memory a food of weird
legends the dreaded vet fascinating
lore Of my childhood. / had beard
and read of the spirits Of wicked
men forced 20 revisit the scenes Of
their earthly crimcs--of demons
that lurkcd in certain accursed spots
of the ghoul and vampire Of tho
East stealing amidst the graves they
rilled for their ghostly banqueis;
and ! shuddercd as | gazcd on the
blank darkness where knew itlay.
IL stirrcd-it moanod hoafsely; aud
again ] heard the chain clank close
beside mc-so close that IL must
almost have touched me. / drew
myself from IL, shrinking away In
loathing and terror o. the evil thing
what, knew not but felt that
something malignant was near.
(CONcLUDEp NEET WEEK.
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Rulcs Tor Leap Year Parties.

i Ladies will call Tor the gentl-.
men promptly 20 eight O'clock.
Those who keep their escorts wait
ing, and are consequently late a. the
party, viii be treated Tor thc remain
der % the evening as wall flowers.
y. The gents viii be expected 20
behave ~ the most lady ike manner.
3. Gentlemen arc 90 bring % the
ball q fan, cofEage bouquet aud
smelling salts. Z The gentleman
whose bouquet is tot crushed in the
first dance will be witness 20 the
fact that he has been held v ith pro-
priety ,. No gentleman shall
cross the floor without q lady AZ.
tcndaut 9. II a gentlemen goes Tor
a glass of water unattended hv a
lady the door managers win 20 once
declare him oui of order. and COM
pei hlm 90 Le seated. Gents are
expected 10 be ianguid, % drop their
hundkerchicfs as often as possible.
make frequent calls for water. and
at supper give ihe ladies uo time tor
eating. s. The ladies' who have
been snubbcd at dances heretofore
will claim tie greatest number %
dances. and those who havc been
actlve society bellies viii lct lhe
gentlemen severe. Z alans h
II an one of ihc boys hs said
and .lr-sei n the Bar room
binding glare. as bis fsEao or beer
he glIIF quaHcl wih hs smf-z
curirale there ard htfie hfttoug at
oi tnc daFs f0 come. ~ the ftttof tte
lying years. ct uie Black planned
hcarse and thc muf'ed drum. ana
thc requiem and ihc tears Eut ,he
years hew ~ aud h.s hair was gr1r.
and physica. wreck was hf anIh-
lonEcd 90 driHat an early iay. g.
T thc mist ofthc sborc'ess tea Hs
bad robbed himself of ,he world 8
1 rcs spuct. Dc had wasted hls prize. PAL
wealth hc had thrown away fas
+ you miEht cNpcctl ths glory af rsr-
feet health Whcr ai ast be knew
chat no hand could save. when yan
ishcd were earthly joys hc mufmur-
cd ON MS heaistoue cnEfavr
II This fellow was one oi thc BOYS
There IS one thing 60 bc said in
favor 90 brass band it never
hangs back and bushes and pto-
tests incompctcncy when &; IS asked
90 pny u is not 40 al haslfll
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gusta, Maine. DDis
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS. of Michigan.
" The Superior Court OF Grand Rapids. In
Cnancery At a session of said Court. held mt
The Court House. In the City of Crane Rapids.
On the 2dth day q January. A. D., lSSe. Presen-
Hon. Edwin A. BuTlingame Judge OF the Superior
Court Of Grand Rapids. klien s. Ka'hDun, Com
piainsnt vs. George W. Ratbbun. Defendant.
In this cause, ii appearing from affidavit ou llle
that the defendant George W. Kaihhuu. Is Dot q
resident Of this state but IL a resident OF the
State q oregon. On motion of Crozior 4 Cutler
Complsinants Solicitors, # is ordered that the
appearance OF said non resident defendant
four months from The date of this order, AMI IN
case Of his spps srance that he caIse his answer
to the Bill 81 con paint 10 be fled, and a 81 py
thereof 10 be served on the Com mplhfnauI 2
Solicitor wi hin fifteen days after service on bin
OF y copy of said fill ard notice Of this or0cr.
and ia defau Thereof said BIZ viii be taken a.
cor sssd hy said oD-resf eat Defendant: And
IL fur;her order q, that WITHIN twenty days the
CONF ainsnf cause notice OF tbs order - be
published in the Grapd Fsrids TEi.KsRkN HEK-
AID. "a newspaper = inteJ. pub ithed aud cir
cI.latng in sssd county and that sain y bllca Ion
lie continued .hersin oEse IN each week for sly
weeks in snccossion. CT hat she {. use copy OF
this order tn he personally served on said Dou-
resident Defendant 81 leas' twenty dsys before
the time abeve y escfihec for his apffafante
EDWIs BuRIJNGAhE
-Judge OF the Supe r0s Court OF Grand Bel pids.
Examined, COUNT rsi gned aud entered by me.
CHAS. T. RATHBrN
Register.
CROZIER & CUTLER. Comp.slntanrs solicitors.
Attest.-A true copy
CHas r RATHrUx,
Fri Register.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
Charter Election.
CRY ciEEK's 0rE1cs,
Grant Rnptfs. Aicn-, aAFeh "a. is

orand Rapids. Aioh., aaseh "a. lsss.
To tie Eleesois OF lie City of Grand Rspids
TAxe Eo.oe-Ihat the annual Charter Elostior
will ~ hsld ia the City Of Grand Rapids Oh
Monday. the 2Bd day Of sPfi. lssS ~ whtes
time the following city ofheefs VII b eieeted
VIZ
one Esyor. ons Direcsor OF the Poor. one
Nnrsbai one csefk of Police CouF., one g.lsttcs
oi the Psaee and one AeMbsT o. the BosTd a
Review anu Equalization
50 the following ward 0flcers
First ward--One Aiaermah. one supervisor.
ole Cciieclor one Cobstabis.
5econd HGrd-One alderman one caIsfs aoz
one Collector, Ons Constable.
Third N2rt-One Alderman. one supervisor
one Collector, one Constable.
Fourth Mard-one Alderman, one supervisor.
one COLLECTOR. one Constable.
fiftb Hsrd-One Aid, rInan. one Supervisor.
one Collector. one Constable
sixth Nart-Onc Alderman, one supervisor.
seventh Hsrd-One Alderman, one Supervisor.
one Collector, one Constable.
hsghtn Wsfd-Ope Alderman. one supervisor.
one Collector, one Constable
By resolution OF the Comuo1 Council polls
we're ordered 70 be opened ss the following places
70 WI.
First ward-No. Is Grandville-ave.
Second Ward-6uperiorC Court roofc, Pearl-sl-
Third Waf0-FirSt prec:uct-ls3 Island-St
Third Werd-Second precinct-No. .6s Jefer
sonsve.
Fonrlh ward-First precinet-southeasG corner
Barclay and East idge-ss.
Fourth Ward secoad precipct-it Crescent
ave.
Fifth ward-No. SO Planheld-ave., Finn'i
Hail
sixth Wsrd--Engine house, Scribnerst., north
OF Lsoaara-st.
Seventh Ward-Ge.u suia Hall. Frcntxt.
Eighth Nard-Turn Ncre,n Hall. JefeFxon-et.
john J. BEIESAP,
City Cisrk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

THE JOYS AID fBE so2EoNS. Z Il tsstsss-
4 - an1 s1e cEesus - .srftrsi 4 = s1l.fl-A -
% - bAssr rs A1stsF q e1e e~H -Sss- 1
kafe ssfy soea oae So ssle - : ,es s4s a.ees
oaes 4 age vf.Nes Il B. f.osla- lofe-fs
eAoex. elB sSee&s AQssl
TFOrFI -NAIEABEE BofEL fkct kkI1 y
II ksait 81 tte cly osiT y 80 49, -
n4lsn = - ts1S E4yt9s = "a PEI rclit - --+N-
flae cha2ne Aaeiftzs . A. 8 sss=s. - ~.t-H = =,
6Esaa EaE-ts. Aic9
e+~-A aILL kTX A HoAk-Hot n %
>.DU ueozas. ~ fsrgf r.. stueled seeoad
- - ir5@ iiaean Park . At1So 2 - .es1
&el 9ld cisleru w41eg. Ca1 - o9ex a. - nss.
BFiaszx
fsoz sALE-A CCsY LITTLE COTTAGE or
Ays feseaas aad talss E~od loes -. ssss =
Sc cffy i1asiss FFlee y tle t8sg ter11s LetsA4
4 Dssnlls- y lslliseo-ae s.l'l1iak
HOUSES. LOIS AN0 fAkAs FOk SALE
Ill c1e4p al tr tselb e = Ne1ssin Do
eofasT ~ Neosoe kHd Jlfss1 stx az
IsOE sAiE-THE BOON IL kzAL ErlAtE
Las slrsex ibe EoFshezsi pAt = ne ts.y-
d p Corbllt has ALREADY se.c - tots ths ss,fttik
lie k4s a E1ndkec E1one - Al fn>ss NAAsts,
tan aims teltsr e4li IN BIN - = Cahslsl II
tOk SAL 1R kkSI-iHRkk AND ONf-
half acres o. land ana sooc 1srm hoeise, Win
Ezodefn iss prov s1foBts- oae ALL eaF-lAl. A.-ses
fTOM hGli on south lFYizson app = - NJ =. =
waker seeont haca flrnAoie ssefss ~ 70 y
SOFIA DIVISIONS ~
HHEAP HONE-SIx HOUSES AND LOTS IN
Y sixth ward Al irom ssae a soe also sseanf
iots "a ssHls lee4llsy sO-si 1sselss sAo -. "a
Fogr.h-s 81 iof 81 60 small payment down
balance on easy terms. More a wIlsons sIiernel a
Ledyard blsck. III
noe sAIR-s IKRGF BRICK DWELLING
i rouse on Springs. ~ st0e 4 Beat ffsHae
dwelling bo1s<, n Janlek-st. for fZ.ys1, sAd an
20 acre farm ~ spa-tz iOf sf,svO; al on sa2t
payments ard FeSsonsble terms = A. pepP =
nom rs, LedJaEd block. over FGbiic Libtsfy
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

zssf5tAlAs sas 4alzt a Dssies circles
YESTERDAY.
A sew asaiag hss besa paced On the
drug zto<e owned BY Izeoo Jess0a.
Ma Matte Aessfssa. d Grznd Hzysn.
is 10 town. spsudiae hsF yacsfioe With
Miss Flora Weir. Of ls Ngrtls-st.
Nss Gsosxis gsanoss. Miss G3bhoa' ;
Asz11 tslmnssr. aas rstafDsd fE0m ChicsEo,
wneFs she las been "a attend tas mlillnerY
opsniss aud looking a. ths latest styles.
Ananansr G. lnssortsnf cisii cases have
beea lraBa.sEred from Eas Aazkss0n Circais
10 tae kess Gseait Court for trial, The
A4siisz0a tribunal ossng 0yeFefo~asd
sitl blsl1ess.
A mosE eDi0ssols time xss had by thoss
1ho afteasis1 tns social hop given bY the
xifis 0f the Ogcitsnt and Bradfofi hfl.sis
III Gustlns Hail laSt evening. fne Oty
orchestra furnished the nusic.
District Ledge I. o. o. 7. viii meet in this
city toIay fners sill Be p00ile meeting
"a ne sseuirk TO which the puslie are IL
strd. Hon. Joha b. PerAams. Of SoEing
Lake. Vii address the n.seting.
Win shelby. Clerk q. the Washington
Hotel Who bas been connBed % his bed Tor
the past fhsvs or four weeks. . slowly re-
covering Nr ShslbsY sert ore hundred
hears sitn0ut moments Sleep
~ Shields called 81 the Muskegon Office
OF the TzLEsKAH- HxsALB last night end
sad taas De wss Fesiv 20 10 on with The
a1&ich WITH Joe kafpos aud would IKE 20
hsvs = cons OF ss SON ss possible The
mafch viii % arranged some tine today.
TIE Democrats h~id their city eonven-
lion Ia the CITY Hall yesterday forenoon,
and the nGTainaIi0as were as allows. Nay
or. A. y Mann. CITY Recorder. John Huist
City Treasurer. Francis Jiroch, Justice g.
the Peace, A. ". Eggsst- The convention
was largely attended.
The Detroit J9arilaI says: "Msnsus Nel-
sou. OF kuskesoD. called at police need
quarters yesterday and complained thai
b,s lie made fan OF his shape. and criti
scd The color oi hls eyes lie requested
a. officer 10 visit bis home and inform
Mrs. Ne'scn that she mast love her hus
band, Notwithstanding bis homely MAKE
M
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
Registration Notice.

Electors Of the CIV of Grand Rapids-Tske
Notice: The Board of RegistIalion OF the City Of
Grand Rapids will me CT AT The places hereinafter
designated on Friday and Saturday, Harch 20 and
ii, IcsS. nv II pfeced ng the day OF election. be
tween the hours OF o o'clocl; a. N. and oc clock
p. H. for the pur pose OF H akiDg perfect list a.
near as may be, OF all persons Residing III the
ersi wards of the City of Grand kspids who are
qualified electors under tao Constitution OF the
State OF Michigan. aud e1tited TO vote therein:
firt Wsrd--SO. Is GrsBdville-aye
Second Ward Superior Court Room
Third Wsrt, First Precinct-Engine house,
LaRTzve-t.
Third Ward. Second Precinct-26i Jenerson-sve.
Fourth Ward, first Precinct-Corner OF Barclay
ano kast Briifests.
Fourth Ward, second Precinct-No. Ii Cres-
cent-sye
Fifth ward-Ko. 80 Plainfeld ave, Tinns bah.
Sixth Ward-Engine house, Scribnerst. north
OF Leonardst
Seventh Ward Germsria ball Front-st
Eigbth Wsrd-Tun Nerein ball. Jefierson-st.
G. II. DeGraaf. Fred Saunders.
T. n. stein. Maurice Shanahan
John Crcque. Isaiah Stewart.
Geo. X Pantlind Paul Meris
L. X. HCntey. J. W. Hayward.
Geo. "A. Davidson Andrew Doyle,
C. T. Brenner, -. l.. Ieuniere,
Jacob Esennar6t J. A. Mckee
Board of Registration of the City OF Grand
Rapids.
JOHN J. BELKEAP.
City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
business Personals.

uTANTED- MANAGER TO TAKE HALT N
VI ie-set ~ Cur KaiAis ro1 ofics. Aiso good
o~ire biisiuess IA The city for 500. Room 4,
Tower Bock
FIFsT CLASS OFFICE NAN OF GOOD
4 character with sbout q GO mag secure an
iatfrast = ofsi0ess having he prestige OF ne
most r-urinenf publishing house nov doing bti--
.rr.s 4 r04x upon and Hb-e1 uil nsf |. iu-
ve@fo. ffefn f7U01 - - 90 yearly. With ter
a fsv O. corstsutiY incressioE. Pfoaisole hii.l-
tess Tais 80 particularly aood 9fenlnE for =
r. an o. more tksn aversCe literary ahiiity For
nafsirst'ers s1drrss "Rnsiness " Leonard butd
ina ruoens sed q Dffroif. Nicn -
LADY pE-fRrs BFgINN ira Class n
A music Tersas o. for ~ iessons. Address 81
Ws.t Rridxe - room 10. -
rrTANTkD- EvFEYBOpY TO KNOW THAT
wv - w1n fufnish chsiFs and tables N shoTi
aotic~ f-r rertss of snv kind Nalkefs Far
nisusa s.orr south Division 81, opposite LIVING
sssfn rex la
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
FO9. Rs1.t--Hostses.

TOR RENT - THE wALLIcH HOUSE At
= south Ysrds and furniture for sale. No.
Eevsuth ave. 20
NOR RENT SEVEN ROOM EOUsE. SIS FUL-
tou-s. Fart desirable location; $500 Ter
month n rd aud soft water Enquire ~ Pearl-ss.
5. G. smith. -
IrOR RENT-OTTAWA BEACH HOTEL, THE
( most popular summer resort in Michigan. st
the mouth ~ Black Lake and on shors oi Lake
Michigan. ~ miles from Grand Rapids and con-
irollsd by Wess Michigan Park Association. OF over
ons hundred members Bathing aud hsGi2g
grounds uneQra led beautiful hotel, with e&
fa arge din B. room. over a.! % people on the
9rniinfs last s. ss n. Proposi ions TOR rent OF
hotel or - msnage IL I'm the interest Of the Asso-
citation. ph0n e hed with he secretary, yrus
T. Perkns. - Lyon ST., Grand hapids Aieh, on
or BE- 70 April 2. 1sSs. Privi ilege reserved TO re
ieet any or All bids i05
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

This lst is furnished BY W. R. scriOns


say. Perkins, old boy. Why don't we see
yor y, Ihs club any more' Has voul
mother.tn-law shus down on yoC?' NO
Brown: tbe fact 0f The matter is. my home
Is so happy now hat there is no induce
ment Tor mo 10 leave il. You look inrredu-
lors, bat It's positive fact. You ses, ny
vife usee 20 sufe- 80 much from functional
t'e-an -s,isris common TO her ser, that Esr
spirits and her temper were greatly affected
II Vrs not her fault Of course, but u made
hcme unpleasant all the same. But nov
since sbe has begun To take DR.. Pierce:
Favorite Prescription. she has been 90 vel
srd 80 happy that We are havin. cur honey
moon ali over again
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

Ncss everything in this world is full oil
deception. Few things are what they EN-
bat the results obtained for Dg. Jones Red
Clover Tonic far exceed all claims. II re-
stores loss nerve force, cures dyspepsia. and
all stomsch. liver. kidney and bladder
troubles. Il il a perfect tonic. appetizer
blood purifier. q sCrs cure lor sxge and
mal.rial diseases. Price 80 cents. of
E r. WILSON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

TIE rccen. statistics OF the number oil
deaths show that the large majority die oi
Consumption. Tnisd disesse may commence
with a apparently harmless cough which
car be cared instantly by Kemp's Baissm
FOR The Throat and Lungs, which is guar
su,eed % cnre and relieve all cases. Price
Soc and 800 Trial slz. free. For sale by
W. H. Tbbs Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

The bess on earth can truly be ssid OF
Grixxs' Gsycsrins sslve. which Is sure.
SAFE sDd speedy cure for cuts. bruises,
scslds. burns. wounds and sll other sores.
viii positively cure piles, letter and ell
SKIN eruptsoos- Try this wonderful healer
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refun led
Only - cents. sold b f. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
for Irent--ROons.

f'OR RENT ONE LfRGE FURNISHED
4 front room, with heat aud gas. single gentle
man preferred. App.y at - Kansom-st- 80
TOK RENT-FuENlSHE Rooms TO REHT
y in the Vinegar block. Eaquire Of Z. u.
Brock sctf
COR kENT-FURElSHEU ROOMS: STEAM
Il heated; aud furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply At room lOS, New Housensn
bic. I5tf
ISOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
4 either single or en- suite: steam heated; slso
rooms Tor light house keeping. Apply a. Room 70,
I edward Lock. 1Of Dtt2va-st. Z5btf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

UASTEn-IN0 FIRST CLASS SAlESAKN
~ n8xt BE- sci st1ests1 un< lztzef. god
address. ss1 se44aiD iDtet = IL the ely and % :
bnnx nrsEe. - n ier<Aees Vii psg sAaFy
ffsal - % 50, pei Rcota. Cau rooEl 4 q =
DfFisioB & -
kUASIED-A sfESoGRkFHER And TYPE
W Nrtsr Good fcfereai e. Address, " hox
:. rhls oAes. y
WANTED NES OR NOMES CAN MAKE
w hix Eo1<s AID be AZ nsu1e. ali ~ once f0r
isiii psflicuisis Rooms sn1 Tower blocx y
V'NO sALFSMES OfGoOD ADDRESS WANTED
1 for els5 w0fx. 70 e. sncos required. b. n.
For Manager - South Division 81, Grand Rap
i1s. Ach. 81
IAATED-EIRsT CLASS BARBER AUsI
W te e;efnsertle god wases 70 the gns man.
ApD.s a. oace u oaEes H0se Reed li4y. Mich.
or u Ntsl Leouafd-st. Grand Ea2ds =.
MON CNiOS CARNEks NAY OBTAIN k4-
y pi0ymebt BY applying TO Pullman Car "ofss
D<tfo4L 4 ten u
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

People ssk what is good for a cough or n
cold. he mistake many make Is in letting il
run too long. DR.. Bigelow's Cough Cure,
contains the good qualities OF sill the best
OF them. A ssfe AID speedy remedy FOR
couEhs. colds and all throat and lung
trouoles. Sold by f. r. Wilson in 50 cen.
snd 81 bottles. Hesliny TO the lungs. Safe
sud pleasant for children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
For Rcnt--Blfsfnesa PLdces

I,O7 RFNT-sPLENDlD OFFICES. HEATED
by team. IN suites Of two aud four rco ne.
llst ~ the ts1 desircs. Enquire al once OF g.
A. Bcrv in. 40. p Cansl-st. 9l
frO RFNT-TIia ~ c r Union DEsfRfNG
70 change their headquarters, Offer for rent
their hail over So1 > and Fesrl.st ~ feas0n-
nb q rates. The room 4 suitsbio for light mann
ftCtufiuz. or society purposes. Inquire az ~
E01flek.tf or IL iart!aT-kt %
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

I,rPgrrrRr STORED. MOVED AND PACE
II b. Hrs r.. walker No u 70 II south
Divlf on.st., on short notice. le7
fFrRxfTrRK STORED, PACKED AND
moved. Fxperf packers sert on short notice
~ Rafrllf 4 Holt, III south Bivsiop -, te.e-
81 one No @Il jan'y .. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

r-or.~n--A fAnfEa HOOP EARRING. eorn
ei~uer eaa oktain sane bT ealing AZ q s
e.rrs %
-,rSU-THkT TRn EAGIE straw uyE
4rt.a. 50 - Csaaist. turn- nst ffe teSt
vow n flesning dYeiaE snf rspsiring % q -
ard rant- e'1thl1z 80 tnere ead eousince
e-~-ss'f lss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

Tks ss~ksE 81 Lines A. Az5 - ssssFx-sss'asst
esz bs fo1Ea ~ diststss the as2ssE sf
~sros - s@s-zA Asy P2Essf HE eos2ssa
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

sDsiy. All Others daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
Tretses 90 and nom Detioit.-PGrlor cars run on
Day K1press ana tirsBd Rapids Express 10 ard
Iom Detroit--Direct connections m ade at Detroit
with al through trains east Tickets on sale At
lnion Ticket orice. 81 Aonroe s.. and ~ Union
eHas. n. EoRse. Gen'l Agt a5 Nouroe-s.
O. W RJsGlIs. q. I. and A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

IOR SALE or TRAbr-fRUrT FARM AND
II tinb< rel land sGbu b4a los iSf sac HOts
1nd lOts fsg sale and rent Notary pl.1c ans
II ll9
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property, farm % III acres. iolr miles hOuih
OF Hsli-s Enquire OF Watson = krosI, 10 Grand
VI le ave. tvt
NOR sALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
II good fsrfns aud city prop ny iol ssie ehes2'
also money 10 loan. Call a. Loyett o.oek, Canal.
ST.. opposite sweets Hotel. A X AnIisoel. All
I1OR sALE-0OOD PROPERTY FOR BALE At
L Byron Centre. good hotel and bsr con-
nectsd and good reasons for wanting % sell. sd
dress Mrs Mary AaEicn. Byron centre. MICH. 4lIt
For Sdie--uisces,aneOws
NOR sAI.F--. FINE NEW PHAETON IN
L quire &C 3i5 r. FultOnSt, ~
llOE sALE-FIRHT-C Glass PIANO; COST s5oo.
Il Will sell for SO cash. Address Piano.
care Telegram Herald. ~
nor sALR-AN ESTIRE OUTFIT OF ma
Il tbinery for iirst class steam Laundry. Call
st once on q. A. Bervin, y Caaslst. 81
NOR sALE-AoRsE. HARNESS AND cARRI-
age: horse luisbie icr driving, femIy or
work. Enquire 81 J. W York & sons. no
lonia-st., on 4sl Aaci-on-aye- ecti
NOR sALE-EXTRA NICE DRY PINE SLABS.
L by carload or cord, four foot and stove length,
at the wood yard OF Joan h. broess lei Ia,
graves. 9S
TOE SALE-A FIRST CLASS MEAT BUsl-
I ness ia good location, doing good business
lesse topls, fixtures aud stock; party gt'ng to
leave town. Apply this 0dice. ~
IOR SALE - EX .aA NICE DRY KIsDLISG-
wood at sl.50 per lead delivered. Grand
Eapius Veneer 60. q sti
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

7ih1s- ctAAHf tat@ps-As ISL
isssens ers astaH the lfeirpif kxr7eeS a. =
n. make direc1 connections tnr New York. Ro<-
kp snt 3 j p n,s kasf
through f3csess 10 81 POINTS sas AMI = at
ard eepinr car births Sss , secured a Z a
v. AN. Railroad cfiy cflce. Sweets Hossl sni
81 depot
Gre. p. EEEvE IfSHlc Nsaaxer. ChicsgS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

i oST = RFAvFR SKIS gENTIENAN q
! ef~r1 - reea iha Nerdnsne 80 itA
f,sNs.h a Merry Fi1ssT riesse rsfnfu sane .
this aHre .
n 57-T-H0NrN laSf FL 81 ~ SOY IhAf
l. raxsnT elese ~ - ecoY e - = done IN
st sIsss us,t e fhff f-r a. - tne fer =
- - n.sr So N .Ara-sl las
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
7 AEF sHoRE q MICHIGAN soTTHERx.
L. estaroaroa f5flsloS.

= esrTrf-r reezsresTt sc - A. - e--szru.
ID g. - eeity exfe4t e1E6sT.
sfr~rQh fsefetf fc - FoaBsf sT5 f~rfhs sSsls->
rs ru~xhe< tar tf fsrtc 81 EAtrl ie<et fs'slzs
~ Nornoe-ss- srs e. terof
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
lEnnfed-Io RIfif.

yTANTFD-TO BUY A HOUSE MUST BE
" between weslfhy-sve. and E4ss BriS g. :,
and no. cost over 200. SnIsi. i0Y u4ent oNh
t1d balance Oh time. or wOtid NJ 4 nccee IA
-d;ne ioc lisy at not 70 eed SD per month";
Address Buyer" Corner fesIl ana Ottaya-sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

HrTFofT. LANSING 4 NORTH ERN -fgRANo
IL rsFsis -aslpsw IiFisiaa.l Al trains A.
i've sl and defsTt lroa Tricn Decot
2 rl ~ I've. Arr a. "a
sl8 71 Gnud Rsrds 81 ~ ~ -
SIS ffF sszinsV Ctr "a %
a6s If6 Essf sfirsw 1e5 SIS
= RI. IN ~ I've m ,
~ rhssse snd fss sisorI est lire tes prsa GRAD
RsBfes aa3 tee Ssglnsrz