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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
So Electric Belts-e5
ELECTRODINA CO..
Room !, Immen blk, 40 Monroe
Street. Grand Rapids, Mich.

Physician in attendance. Once hours .
10 IL a. M. 10 D p. Ia. Sundays 10 70 IL
o. Ii. aud : 10 y. IN
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

ANTFrl--E1 ES 3 Rz1TT 70 ENc* TEAF
" Z. $50 80 fslc-srs - sszfs rsststoe
- feffssf t-eesfR sH4Fse ereFtx sixs - -
na~ sHe "A fsM t.tg s Re ~Eses ssenn Efs
nssiae We 81 Crnei =. -
60 v<N4x-rAx AID A & tTEE MAI.
= wwni~s c-e sxerf eafne< 9 ~ etherx -
= - - Il - . eex fs71. N~~ Ser& z<za
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

yUANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO 90 GENERAL
W hoasework AZ i53 :. Lsfsyetsest- "
UTASTEp-A RESPEC1ABLE LADY TO TAXI
w charge Of a number or furnished Tcons. Tor
rsosn rent Call At nom 9. fsamisy block, cor.
Cana sad lyon SIS. AraDeh Miller y
tlANIED-A GOOD SECOND COOK CAN GIT
w soof ent seA1y place By ca tig early
this MOI ming a. roous sad 4 Tower block 81
ufASrED-GIRL FOX GENERAL ROUSE
w wOr4 a. GO South Union 81 II
UANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hou-ework 81 oso Cneyryst. %
NTED-fANEOIArELY GIRL FOX GES-
w erai housevofk Inquire az ffs North DIyl
son 81 Good references required. SFf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

Professor wrLx7. % The Agricultural
Department, ,sys bs has 40 reason 90
hsii~ve thas oos'ou sssd eil, With which
lsri fcr human enosnmpsion . ssvsdsys
90 largely sdri'erael. is delstsrous 20
h.saith. Ihs SANE c5inica vas nam
,sised NJ tke lsss D. J. w.srox ssws
ssa - entertained todsy By msny pbvsi-
ctsas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

Tsr'f s4Tf-Kr1 Hlsfo ~rNara fx FAEsF
- -rsfi sr7rrs irsrr - so1s T--srss es<g -
q s-rf H.l a-sf scr tEcrest ~ ~ 49,
--er-sfs-z se~fe sas5-siet tadr~es - 2 NsTsfg
IS ltl M~adsre1e Co Cslftsfr3s. 1If
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

sad rev ecmes the alarming iuseili-
gears frcsn 30 Fsrisfsn psrers snat Mrs.
HtcE,S . bscsiez General Bou1 sxasR
saa his psr'g ior ea'sp dsi.sf - Frsnca
uoes Mrs MAcxAr sbink sb@ nisy BE-
e,r-e T5an e Ars
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

rhe Lo3lon. Oat.. Adrsrti'sr saYs /:
1T ls stated. II a somewhat spoiogssic
tone. thss ths la,s Gs-msn Emperor oBly
saved sl2 500sc0 duriDx his His-tirns. ("
Pas ths accent on ths 'oniy.'" This is
equivalent - ssyiug that Emperor VIII
LAX Vas tbs only ons who saved Sl2-
10000 during he Iifs-sina-. II the Ad-
rsrtisgr tasans that WILLIAM saved oaiy
si21oO.oo0 L shoull say go, bat shs Al.
-.rflser nakss very common error.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30


General 9szzLY aas sn'srsd ,hs dsld
IN sernsst sgainst ias almanac makers.
Ia 80 srt-cls to contributes 10 the April
sesii1ssr's ~hs shows (as tar IS one ecn
prsdles from the series Il cbsorvations
sasds by tba Sigma, Service Of The Army
foz rasy sazs) ). shieh vii 90 ths three
hottest days q ths coming Summer, east
- 10 Mississippi RIVER" General
0Ezslx would haye conferred q favor by
ks~,sn< lis prsdict.ons TO himself.
seiaser. iss th9 dsy - ths sva thereof
wisscus knowine o i beiorehsnd.
- shefs j. any k'1d CT snrloYs who
dessrsrs wsll e. .hs hsaas OF ",-neis
Ss,o. L . those sctivs fellows who hsn-
iis TO n1ils. They m1ss 10 at their
pests early and ls's. bs quick OF hard
ard qci-ssr of egs. There seenss 20 be
e. aires !ack q system n tls way they
ere graded. clerks at $50 often doing
ARE work ani Cf more important
ehaFsstsr tAeE isose who rccs.vs $1,000
or uere. gh's sesm1 10 % All wrong.
Esd CoBgrgss Should nos be slow to
ri-k. e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

vT-AxTrD-DAY RoAEDKEs At q CRSs.
~ eenssva. Tae s~~s pV@ri ~ tss raopsF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
Muskegon


oEee. - Henern Ave. aHAs< E>sk. fas
r. zsEkz- kEAls 1ei.serzc every a-ern21s a.
: 9ctsck
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

CHICAGO * WEST NlChIGAN-aLL TRAINS
u arrive at and depart rom Union Depot
DEPART
Mail fer Chicago Muskegon and To edof 10 m
fsst Express foT Chicsg0. ti2 30 IN
EypIesS Tor Maskegoo o...-..............-f IL . N
Night Expiess tor Chicago eli o. IN
Big Rapids. Baldwin, Lddiagton aud
A&u.f &c ...... ...... 80. ......-..f 1 % D N
Big Rapids. Baldwin. Ludington aad
Meui5sce ....--.. .......-...f . Z, m
ARRIVE
<fsnt kA press from Chicago. .......... IS n
E1pfess from Huszegon ......-..-......... 10 AZ II
Mail ir0n Chicago and Aoskeg0n....... 3 50 % N
Exyfe fIOm "a -an Toledo ...-.... . 10 D IN
ExPress from Pentwater. HuskegOn and
hOllaHd. go
siiIsiee. l.uGlngtoa ba OWN and
Big Rapid s-.-...... 81. .......... f1O ID a IN
Mans &c. ludingon. Ia dwin ...... ~ y IN
DAILY tDsily except Sunday.
Through coaches 10 Chicago aud Toledo On9 ID
m irain.-T Trough parlor car 70 Chicago On
y % p IN train.-No extra charge for seats. -
Through Pullman Sleeping car and coach for
Chicago on II o. mtrain.-C Union Ticket Office 81
EonrOe-st-
". A. CARPEsrER. Traffic Manager
WILLIAM GAvkTr, Asst Gen Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

Tns Dsneezs5le Clty Coassatlon iast
1igaf aaaDi1a8asl7 nonainst%i M. J. d.
- Nzs9os fsr Mayer Ct Grzst Rapids,
and TIA sssssasack coEysntion alter
waris. iuzf a. aaa1inl0asly, fshasd thai
nea4.azf.oa. Tasos = Ettiss - faeE. ao
si1aEbf whatever baf iaat Mr.. Wxsros
VII &c ne nexs Mayer a Grand Rapids.
Es Is a sspfsseni asys Grand kAplds
mas tncrogxa-gcl pnshlog, sasr-
zssie. libsrai InIndsd einzsn. A man
sas Aas l.lccssFed, - "a 90 sptlJ sald
"a Is spesch 5slors ths sonysution, that
@liF4nd Rapids - % lonzer a coaEtrJ
village, pas a metropolitan eify sith a
population of 5000 inhabitants AE
WEs1s's sDessa alone woG,d havs IN
safsl Alsa Ne sappcrs u Tie ISLssAAs-
HsaaLD ao masisF gSoa wbas tickes ns
hsI ossn n0minstsa. bss beyond that
Xr y zsros il kn0sn - De . man q
great executive ability. "a sound oasi-
nsss IDEAS. Of the sirictsss psssooai IL
fegr.lg. an3 Qua ~ho knoss tao wanss q
tho psopls aad lhs 8ssts q such cily
es uraed Racils VII 5000 surely &c.
For tnsas reasons this ioaEaal calls
apon tns vofsrs OF ths elty. lFEsaesct-
ivs cf party. 10 siss Ar. " zsToS such a
ma iorify "a was never before received by
5 szndldAts TOR lhat olhce. ds viii surely
be elected. cot hs should be elected hy
an immense vote. Mr. WssroS's prlvass
business . n0~ ia su-h . shsps that hs
can s1ord ~ give ths necessary tuna
that the lncan oency of the ehisi sxsea-
fivs aunicigsl oGes viii requira lie
vii 20 = credit 10 tLe city botn st home
an abroa.l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

rs Fsetsr approaches the 5ans ara
rackiasf.sz vhsf tse sFaes ~oula ba uf
sif,kfea - ks~s nine ezxs .c1sstuss q
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

The Chicseo Nsws ssJs "C.isseo
= ise uaiT city Ia America sbas ha- q
csh'a i0a that uaarS kreeching ans -,ii
Shy st vhits rspsr Tbs i = rssh and
fa.se ssseriion made evidently Without
knov ed7e ef tae truth. Chirsgo is nos
ore vSit shssl u Grsad Rapids IN this
rasrnsl
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

f;ecsnt ssports sho~ shat three-quar-
ters o. the farmers Of Nsw York navs
NOR xsgss on thsis farms Ths recent
ssFor. II tie C1nuissionsr Of Lsbcr in
tais .stats shows that less shsa oas-hslf
shs isrms ia Mschissn srs mortzszed.
Aast get there . great crv about the
firms = Nichigsa berg al plsstersd
ovsr ~sis n,orssa r~..
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

Esess 1rsQaens suEar shows mar net
esse Us wasat ~sry aast. hat they ~iA
e.l- - ssi. e lset vsar's ercvr saesr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

frEcHARD BAaSsEoi That - the
name @ ths ran whom the Prohibition
isis have nominated Tor Mayor. The
Bsvublicass are - loss % know vSom
e. put ap FOR slaughter. BUscaAap
- xols Could name t. more sO-
proprists for The occassoa The Rspa6-
Ecan Convention stonid certainly rafiiy
HlHeaAHp baaxAnps norinsliou.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

= Il cot a Astls strange that among
al ne icr.y delegates to tns Denlocrstic
Convsrtion there va nos ons brave
enough ID breathe tes name q DIxE-
ssV fsr ncminSti0n ? Even City Clerk
BxLxSAP only said. Mr. Chaisrnao.
there sra other esnaidstsa." Tais IL
more cruel than anything he TIL E0BAM.
drnALo ever had ths hssrs 10 say.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
Situations Wamted-Haic.

IVASTED-sITUATION As STENOGRAPHER
~ by young man OF experience. VIII assis.
iu keeping baoks OF 30 collecting. Address :.
3 H. sox this osres. %
ssfANTrD SITUATION As A STATIONARY
~ engineer. Apply st iSl michgsn-st- ei
Yf-ANTEn-A BOY EOW STOPPING At ST.
W MARKS Zone wants place where he can
do neht work and earn a little money 81
iIANfED - POSITION IS wHOLESsLE
W grocery, ly q midd e-aged man. five years
experience In the business Address X, tox {,
This Office. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30

fSss-~ I'D ~ Rapsheeans nrrssns;s
.,, .s..pss wrsrox sor Asyor
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
-H1ellfS-- ffflted.

INFANT AGENTS IMMEDIATELY - NEW
w goods; sesis fast; big proais. salsry or con-
N issI0n; eircuicr3 tree. A-dress Weaver Maui
factory. ksiama 100, Mich. "a
iuANTED-- RELIABLE AGENT FOR KENT
W County 10 sell Scho6slds Vsporizins In
bnler: quick Her anG good profits. Call or sd
oress II Mathews & Co, i6 sixthzs STATE agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
Situations E-anfed-Fenaale.

WANTED SITUATIONS FOR GIRLS To DC
" general horscwork: can give good refer
ences Can at IS Monroe e.. Valley City Nm
picymsEt once
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

A "ba87 nav - 81 - b gross contra-
dlction. CT hiaudrr ID g~~ch. Il vas d.
rived trcu oRe Obadiah Buil. a A-ysr n
tas tius ~ Henry VII Who wss csebrsseyi
rslher than fsnous Tor Tie blanders whicd
feU frem as hps ~asn be pleaded b~fors the
judga@.
witty irlshmsn. upon being ssksd for
the tea0itian Of r1Il sad. II you So swo
cuws lying Town aione 10 ne meadow. the
enc aandinz u7 IS invsrisbiT a sul
Ms Gsi-evrrth. .n Der csszy on Irish
Buls.' gives tsc f1lo~inx. when I FIRST
$40 guu. Z .souEht u vss you. and nov / -ee
81 i Yo1r brother I met v1u this morn
r. ans vcu .ad not come Il meet You -
morrow morning whether yoa come or not .
"oe. a / asi stsrai rn fhas cl.1iass until
nov IL tsre hesn dad -~o yesrs-
narrsg tas frsa rebellion. "a Irish rap@r
puhi.shei shis item. "A u,sn named No
CUtay ~as rin over hv . passenger train
ansi allied ~ WeineslaF Tie Nss injured
a. q s.nii.sr ~aT tvo resrs 49,
T. ia the frish bouse - -orirne-ns ssz1ef
a. erf-r t5 tlis eject Any rasmher snsbls
g. ~~ios nsae get another uesnser - t-snk
30 ieffer tr Barn. bus tnlv On contittor thst
b. r~rtIfes w'fb BIS osn handwriting his iu-
sciatr sn fee back 20 en-
80. snusn Eoglsh epitapa crmnerces
- f,Hoess
a.tdsr 81 thrn -ansr resd ms *
sornrvssr asIn t7 tae 1snd aosrs vhich
rr.s TIE fnrt isnzerrrs Wien rhis
brar-i is -.rerrd 81 sle ~ster -Fsank ).
siaalTsr "a rse Epoch
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

The disposition OF The surplus 10 the U. 5.
Treasury engages the attent ton of our states
men, but q mere vital question has our at
tsntion. and that - the reduction OF the
and introduction Of Or. Kings New Dis
covery tor consumption; there has been s
marked decrease in the mortality from this
dreaded disekse. aud II is possible 10 still
further reduce the number Of consum piives.
How BY keeping constantly st hand g
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery and
using according 70 directions upon the sp-
pesrancs Of the first symptoms. such as a
cough. a cold. a sore throat. a chest or side
pain. Tsssn thus~ArlY a cure is guaran-
tsed. Trial bottles 10 cents at Peck Bros.
drug store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25


TIE Ffonl 1irallfas '1tsad % ass -
saen - fiaaasslL-
~ aes4n ~ H sls.s eoiless. xoss
te indisla - n.saloEsfg.
Dr. Bsasas : 1anssFogslF "a siEa
tReba6i fsszr a. IS LaAs b Stiles
ef..erfa ~ rsftsrssI.- 80 "a
-. 49, ...t .f........ =. 49,. 80 .aI8.s II
nj -, :. { ssr..sfs.
49,. f.. fe.s-fy l.-.s..s - M
-. = -. ri 49,. =. ..,I..s..
- - =. 49,. .......,l7..i ~.
-
- -. u....,.t ~. s......t hi.
-. +. -. ,.'..f,.f ...--' ~ a.
- -. -. i. !. -. ....-.', +. -. -
- - - =. - -..''...l.
.. -
-, -'.,'..... =. y.
-. -. : - - =, -.
- --s--- -,
-.
a t,le'ti. t'Af. ~ -
49, - -. 49,. - =,
$50, -. 49,. ...,-z.Ix
.. .t.......
~ Dp@ti.tti. 80.
on tAS De1fsi- -4"-ii'A -
a.. las kp1s 20 -sit AS ~'-f
80 ~ 80
hiknt hsF henff e. fittSft ~ - -
sstant 9isAoP ~ es~ 1-ft. p 'ef'iA i.''s
81 deliver ne ~siAsf = a. 80 Au
H1li lp ncnof ~ ne ate n-sA~s HATS "a
hoFenlDsf p
a crook Hao zsfe ne nams 'f z. T.
NiiiiAaAs aas pesD 4Dins ~ ne e"S.Sfs -
k&st 1Asi1@" ~ leNsiff NateAssi ere ~
hfzlnz aealss 9t iA'hHet ni1ii- ne n4'
$50 arrested
He8ry larDerf "a years old. while
a..
Defroit. .asf FaL ga caaxlE q a hslt and
lost ioaf aassrs 1i his lst asnd. dc %
snine hsr 1850
-. t.-... 40 a..r.f uo..n ~ A.
Co.. - -. k.,-. 81, -. - :. =.
s.l... 49, -. r--.t - /. .n,.-f frsa, "A
-. II. -. ~. fs,.r.I frr-n. R.iI -
a. - -. -
@s = to"et % - Des.on 49,.
- 'l''''.-i7' as So ~ . =
Ne''"e - e'o-&
49,. safa sn7 "a Aa'7 -0
s'nsa 81 N'@n3 iti7''-s
Chss.ss y. Coca. aged -. shot and killed
himself pa fofsstFiis. fes days a<o.
be left a tcts saying to inmates Oh fooi-
hsfLlueas al Ueuolt caused lt a. sn1 lie
Nss 40 icnsef Aqrtn liFiuS. lie F0QcnsEisd
no further skplaaatioa-
The cabbage crop a 40. moving. and
the sainmesfs nom Detroit tals seasoa 10
points sonrh 81 Cincinnati .lll reach about
2NO0fo heats sairh Is saalsaisnt %
snouf ~ 000 barrel, II saflrxfaut. enough
- ,et a million t.efn 90 .,ls-
a. E.. 49,. - ....4...,
-. ..,'.,t
=. -.
49, =, -, ,.s -.
-. =. -, 80. -...- .,.k
- = -, - - -
-. -. T., 800 ..,,,..rr.,,.-,t - &c.,
H., T-.,i1-,.- - '.-.'4-',i -, $50,
-. S-...,,....- = - .,--.,.s -
-. -. - - 4, So. - ~.
....,,',,.t -, - -. ,-.L--.s-. - -.
80 -. So, 80 1910, 81 -
-, 49,. .-.vi..',. e,,.f.,
f,..-.,, =, ,,...A.- - -.
80. =, 49, s., f-,t,.~.5f,- a.. -
-. 4, 49,. ~.,...-.,..s -, .,..-3.~cs
81 ~. sofb -. -, f,.-..-v 80 T., -
- 80. ..,...,.,. y. -. ~ n. .fi..,1.,,
- L-...s. -. -. -, :, -, -
-. -, -. r-.'-s..i, -
~. y C.-,,.siI ss-,,.-v II -.
c.n,,,,.ii H.. :, 80, -. (tv -.
49, 4 80. 500 49,. - o., ~ -
$50, -, - f.,-,,.n.d h :, : -.
80. -. ~. -, !. i.,-.s.a 49, 49,.
49,, -. -. ,o,g $500 100. ~
-. a. 80. -, ,,,.I,-, - ~. -.
,..,~i.i 80
~. e.h'.,..i,,,. ,,-, -. f-.,,,,.,~ ..,l,.f
-, 49,, -. "a
- 49, -. e..-..s,,,. - 80 c,~,,~e'
-, - -. -.--,sI -, - V.,,,r cosrt-
49, - - -sg,~,-..I $780,.
So. - ~. =, 49,, .s.-sh,i,ts-s
- -, - 49,, E,s.-.,,
M 0--,, - g.o-...oJ Ma ~ irb.llo--
Canr N Ssh-.. Ma
0ataas ~ NNf""A tAtNA
- frra a ~ A al a.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

The bsst sslvs in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chspped hands. chilloisins
eorus and al SKIN eruptions. aud positively
cures pass, or no pay REQUIRED. II IL guar
sntsed - give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price = cents per box
Fer sac ~ Peek Bros. druggists, corner
Monroe aud Divizion-sts
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

To De called handsome. especially the
young ladies'. But that Is simply impossi-
By as long as their face is covered with
pimpies. blotches and sores But wait,
there 3 no need Of this. one or two bottles
OF sulphur Bittes will remove al! such dis
hgurs,ions. aud make your face fair and
rosy - Femme Be. Editross
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

sheepsk ms l5<2aoc. green per 10, S@5h.c. flI
cured per ~ &c par cared. each 64s6hc.
Dry hide and skins-Per 10. esoc.
CAT 1red. per ~, sc.
tekIns-fAch. E5GZ5c.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

For don't care. dull, tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood, dull pains in back and
head. tar salizing skin eruptions. Kemp $
5srsaparilla never falls 10 give relief. We
always guarantee IT, Price 81 per bottle
Tibos' drug store, 136 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

Difficulties with the liver and kidneys,
causing pains in the back. lassitude and
general weakness are readily cured by
Hoods sarssparilis, the great regulating
medicine Sold by druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

The transition from long. lingering and
painful Sickness 10 robust heal marks an
spoch u the life Of The iudig dusl Sach .
remsrxshls event "a Treasured IN he mem
ory sud The axencV HherebY The good health
has b-~n attained = gracefully blessed.
Hence it = that - much - heard n p~siss
cf Electric bitters- s. many TEE thsY owe
TIER restoration 20 sesifa to the nss Of
The Great Atsrarivs snd Tonic II ron are
irouh'e t sifh SAY DISEASE ~ ne kidnevs.
liver or stomach. ef ioug or short standing.
zen 81 ssre'v 6rd - IF bT us@ Of Elsc-
tric fitsrs. sold ss 50 cents snd g. gsr
bottle a. Peck bros' drug store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

The following IS list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with
the names, residence when outside the city,
and ages OF the partles
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

Apples-sl 10 per bbl Z5aS0c pef bush
Peaches Barnard. si.-s.sl IS Crawford. g.. seq
zoe
trspes-325c.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

Beef fresh dressed. a.. s,a1c
81 oRs- Dressed. y. - 30 per ewL
n lLtoH- Dressed f.s-c Per 3.
keal- Dressed. sac per b.
tfy-steady Fowls. a8l0c. spring chick
enss dressed. t-7.c PEI n.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

EdsA-d H. Destin, Lille X. Brockwsy p
kotegt +. Mcdonald. Catherine & Dol an .... - p
Frscman r. Hutchins. Kama Little .......-.5 80
HcsleY camp, Cora A. IOW ....----.-.... % -
Abel japings Annie Osterhouse. III u
James I0ies Magic A Siren ......-.. ..- IS 3
Arhur kyrnc. lts <u~ent $500. .. q .
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25
". 5. kccREA & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ saf 81 6os~S sf Trade.
CHICAGO. III.

r-sf IN rlttt~-~ - Gr>ir r~s-s~fs-,~
-rd S-,ssIs N~fIl 81 ui-ss-,i - fs~ss.a.,
safervrssfio7 on aauiiessEoss CORE
apofsa~rcs solicited
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25

Cover-ss ga 70. seller. s. 90 %. buyer.
Tlaethy-s2 = g A0o seller. t1uJf 80. buyer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-25
Water Co|orF[escoeing.
Superior in Oil. in point Of Durability As
well as Beauty.

Designs snd estimates viii be furnished on An
plicanon, by the signed for artistic interior
decorating. conpeting IN price and beauty Of
nnish with Wallpaper decorations by the use OF
the permanent water color Anti Kalsomine"
We guarantee TO do this artistic and durable
decorating - - % produce better effects for the
same amount OF money that it would cost to 10
the same room with Wallpaper, either IN cheap
or elaborate work. and the work Il guaranteed 10
be permanent aud that IL will never require tax
ing on TO re-tnish the walls with the same or any
other finish
The ceiling OF the new entrance TO Powers
Opera House Is a sample OF one grade of thiJ
work
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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03
2 Legislature.

Assemblyman Riley's resolution urg
ing the passage OF Mr.. Hires equal
rights fishing bill in Congress passed
the Senate OH Tuesday.
On Tuesday Gov. Green sen i'll his
veto to the high license local option
tion bill. The bill discrimi. Jates IN
the license fees. He says the Consti
sutton requires excise regulations to
be by general laws. Density of pOpu-
lation might be a proper basis TO regu-
late the number OF places but not to
regulate the license fee to sell liquor.
Prohibition i~nterferes with the person.
al liberty, depreciates the value OF
property and destroys al industry in
which millions of money is invested
and thousands of citizens employed.
Legislation which produces such re
suits can only be justified on the ground
that the traffic against which il is dir
ected is such an unmitigated evil that
the law making power should not per-
init it to exist. If this evil he check
ed in one part of the State it should
be stopped in the whole state.
An act, although general in its fea-
lures, is nevertheless unconstitutional
if it be in its operation purely local or
special. Ii this act can be sustained
the Legislature will be Enabled to do
indirectly what it cannot constitution
ally do directly, set in motion u law
making power greater than itself
which violates a cardinal principles as
old a. the times of Coke and recognize
ed by the supreme Court of the Unit
ed States in the Missouri test-oath
case.
On "Wednesday the high license To-
cal option bill was passed over the
Governors veto in the Assembly By
the same veto by which it WAS first
passed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

The State Prohibition Convention
was held at Trenton on Tuesday.
Over 400 delegates were present. A
number of ladies representatives of the
w. c. 4. u, were also in attendance.
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk was Chairman.
He said the local option feature of the
bill passed by the Legislature was
suitable but the high licese section was
not desirable. Great interest was TAX
en- in the election Of delegates who
are Ms follows: Delegates-at-larGe-
General Clinton B. Fisk, DR.. j. b.
Graw, Thomas V. Gator and Solomon
Parsons. Also two from each Con-
gressional District, First, w. H.
Nicholson and F. G. Smith; Second,
William Cady and o. A. Kerr; Third,
George F. Opdyke and II. IL. VAIN
wright; Fourth, I'll. Alleger and Will
liam H. Morrow; Fifth, G. H. Stick
ney and C. A. Church; Sixth. ]. W..
Pearsall and d. F. Merritt; Seventh,
G. w. Amsden and Chauncey Holt.
The platform indorses the National
Prohibition party, rejects any associa-
tion whatever with any other party
and Opposes any compromise measures.
General Fisk is named as New jerseys
fayurite Prohibition candidate for
President.
A resolution was introduced in the
convention for the Prohibition party
to do al in i.c power TO make local OPP
ton a success. Prof. Chas ID. Raine,
of Mt. Holly, and others vehemently
opposed it as they wanted nothing to
do with the Republican or any other
party. They want nothing short of
prohibition alone. The resolution was
withdraw. The Prohibitionists rs a
rule do not approve of the law.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03
MAXI lied

JOHNSoN-FOGG-At the home
of the brides patents, Jan. 20, 1888 by
Rev. ". ". Pratt, Dallas Johnson. Of
Deeriield, and Lydia 5. Fogg, of Shiloh
n. !.
JOHNSON VINCENT At
Wcodstown, On the 18th inst, by Rev.
E. IL. Durell, James c. Johnson, Of
Harrisonville, to Miss La tie d. VIM
cent, of YORKTOWN.
DAVIS - WRIGHT. - AT Salem,
January 31st, by Raw. q. F. F. Downs
Frank 5. Davis, of Lower Creek, aud
Miss ii. Bell Wright, of Salem, N. ].
DRUMMOND - MCPHERSON. =
At Salem, Jan AIRY l4th, 1888, by Rev.
C. +. Downs James H. Drummond
aud Miss Hannah Mcpherson, Of Salem.
DAVIS-WRIGHT-At the Wal.
nut street parsonage, Salem, Jan. 31st.
by Rev. G. F. Downs, Frank ] Davis,
of Lower Creek, and Miss H.. Bell
Wright. Of Salem.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

Mr.. Blaine in All interview with a n.
Y. World correspondence in Florence
emphasizes his withdrawal vs. IA candi-
date for the Republican nominations
by saying "a nan who has once been
defeated ow s it to his party to not be
a candidate a second time" He will
not return to this country until after
the Republican CONVENTION in June.