davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
PERSONAL POINTS.

Ar DuiIy's: J. II. Bib, Ripley; r. A
Evans and ]. II. Wallace, jackson, Tenn.
Nj. +. Burrows, Baltimore; J. l.. McNeely,
Little Rock.
Ar the Peabody w. L. Greenlaw, CO.
lumbia, Tenn; \. y. Stevens, Nashville;
G. II. Darlington, Richmond, Va; G. b.
Galloway, Jackson, Miss; S. j. Cum
mings, Grand Rapids; NJ. Rachelman,
Greenville, Miss.
CARDS are out announcing the approach
ing nuptials OF Mr. Charles G.. Chambers,
of this city, and Miss Mary Il. Mann, Of
Brownsville, Tenn. The ceremony will
occur Tuesday, April 30, at noon, in the
Methodist Church at Brownsville.
NisiToRs on Change yesterday: Jos.
G.. Peters, Chicago, ILL.,; T. II. Sherman,
Columbus, Miss; w. II. Ross, Macon,
Ga; G.. b. Turpin, Macon, Ga; @. f.
Feniress, ST. Louis; @. G. Partce, Ripley
Tenn; b. Bobo, Como, Miss; ]. X. Black
more, Jackson, Tenn,
AT the Frunsioli Mrs. NJ. V. Lockett,
Tunica, Miss; J. A. Reichman. Louisville,
Ky; l.. 5. billiard, w. 7. wilkins Oxford,
Miss; j. W. Short, J. w. Fur, Toccopola,
Miss; A. Dean, II. i. Dancy Holly
Springs, Miss; George Turner, Nevada,
Mo-; n. b. Hull, Stormville, Miss
NJ. LANDLORD and wife, Nashville; J. d.
Driver, Osceola, Ark; w. J. Allen, Tampa,
Fla; Thos Newcomb, Corinth, Miss; q.
NJ. Hamilton aud wife, r. q. Oliver and
wife, Mrs. ]. II. Lanier, Wynne, Ark;
II. Britt, Lexington, Tenn; Miss Lide
Farr, Holly Springs, Miss; T. II. Smith,
Springfield, No., are at Gaston's.
p. r. Burns, Nashville, Tenn; b. ].
Chinn and wife. Springfield, Mo-; ID. NJ
Albin, Commerce. Miss; Paul $. Jones,
Paducah, KY; Richard Burlcson, Waco,
Tex; DR. H. G. Burleson, Waco, Tex;
Mrs. McCacken, Senatobia, Miss; J. NJ.
Sutton. Chattanooga, Tenn; w. X. Britt,
Lexington. Tenn; Chas. l.. Dyer, Hunts
vile, Ala, are at the Clarendon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Several rough characters were run in by
the police yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs KEYS, OF Tuscumbia, are
visiting friends at No. 20 johnson avenue.
The chess players should remember the
meeting tonight at No. 80 Madison street.
4 mule kicked and seriously injured
Mr.. Walter Moncrief, city stableman, yes
terlay.
Mr.. Moore, OF West Station, Miss, who
was robbed OF his watch aud S2l5, has re-
covered his watch.
A man named Capers was run over by
street car SS on fernando street yesler-
day, iniuring his head severely.
Mr.. James Cate, young man from
jackson, Miss, died on South Main street
Thursday night, after long illness.
Work on the brick pavement on North
Court street was finished last night about
so'clock. The new street looks as nice rs
ballroom.
The Rev. 2. NJ. Bell will preach at the
residence OF Mr.. Thos LeibenrooJ, near
Crosby Station. +. T.. dummy line, at 7:I5
pm. All invited.
Emma Clarence has been arrested on a
charge Of larceny OF a ring from MFR. Joe
Smith, a bartender at Sturla's place.
Emma claims that she pawned the ring to
raise money with which to pay rent, and
that Joe acquiesced.
JEFF Cook. general travelling agent Of the
Orange Belt Railway, St. Petersburg, Fla,
Is anxious TO learn the whereabouts OF his
brother, A. J. Cook, who was last heard
from In n Memphis hospital. A. j. has
two fingers of Of his right hand, and
Is painter by trade.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
Chancery Sale
II e A L e S II A r e

No eisi Rim the chanocry Court Of shelby
Couniy-slaic OF Tennessee Va Alfred Adams
ctal
by virtue Of an incriocuiory decree for ale. On.
tered Ia tho above cause on tue 18th day Of Drccm.
Der iSs7. ~. d 40 page 2oi aud renewed hth day Of
March. iasl, N. ~, page, tii. Will sell NJ public
auction, 20 the highest bidder, In frOlt VI the
Cicrk ana Masters Office, nj zoe Main street ca.
tfaucc Of the courth house OF shelby County, Nom.
pills. Tenn. on
saturday, asth Day Of .r-il. 1880.
within legal hours the following described proper
y, situated Ia Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee
tO.wit
lot - block l. q by y feet on The est side OF
Water street. Fort Pickering. sold ~ the property
Oi =. W. Vernon aud the CITY Of Memphis
The east part Of the south half Of lot ~ In block
~. v. W. smiths subdivision ~ BY - feet on tho
west sidc Of alley east oi orleans street sold IA
the property OF q. w. Christie
Lot ~. block 10. east side ~ Second street Port
Pickering, Tenth Ward. Sold ~ the property Of
Ioi b. block is east side Of Third street. Tenth
wand, - b. ii2,s feet sold a. the properly Of A.
Lots Taio's subdivision, % by rs feet on cast
side Of Orleans street sold a. the properly Of
Laurence A. spifer
Lot is John Browns subdivision, ~ by Is feet
on northeast corner Of iniosc aud Gcorgla streets
Sold ns The property Of the unknown heir ~
lnily sncteit decreased, W. G. folkos aud the city
0f Memphis
Terms Of sale-ona credit Of six months. note
bearing Interest with security required. lien 10.
ialncd. redemption barred.
This C.h day II April issl.
" ~ MCHENRY, Clerk and Ma,lst
y H. 4 C. W. llolskell. soliciior1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

Strawberries this morning at Allen &
McKinnoy's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
Proh,bIrIonI.,. unaaunted.

BosToS. Mass, April 2G-with the
smoke Of the recent battle siill lingering in
the air, the Prohibiiionisis, undaunted by
defeat, arc again at the fore, renewing
their perennial fight for constitutional
prohibition. This morning the Commit
ties on Liquor Law at the Slate-house gave
a hearing on petition OF the Rev. A. A.
Minor, for the enactment Of prohibitory
statute, and a number Of persons adj
dressed the committee In favor Of IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
A MUSICAL TREAT
FREQ for Everybody

We take great pleasure in announcing to
our friends and the public In general that
We have consummated arrangements with
Mr.. James Lippens, manager Of Vincent
Campiglia's Italian Trio Parlor Orchestra,
10 give a grand concert at our establish
ment next Saturday night, April "a, at 10
o'clock. The following program has been
arranged: Promozione Watch, Non Ever
Romance, L'Esprit Francois, Martha, la.
poloma, The Mocking Bird, Don Pasquale
Screnade.
We invite the public 10 call and hear
these great artists at our expense.
|. SAMEisoN q Co.,
$40 Main street.
The Cigar Palace Of the South.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

sInAwBKRmEs this morning at Allen a
McKinney's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
IIIEII.

CAfN-At bis late residence. No ia Spring
street. JANIS J. CANS, In the 9TH year Of his age
due uoicc Of funeral will BE- giycn.l
RYAN-At his late residence. No "a Alabama
street. Friday, April ~, isag at 1880 clock D. M
DENNIS g RYAN, In the 9TH year Of his age.
Due notice Of the funcml will he glyenl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
AuanEing q, Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. G.. April 26.-Cnsar
Frazier, oolorcd, was hanged at 1880
O'Clock today for the murder Of Holden.
berg, white, on February o. Tho con-
demned man protested the Catholic faith,
and the execution was unattended by the
usual scenes Of shouting, praying ndhlng-
ing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

An oval cluster diamond ring was lost
In the locality OF the Cotton Exchange yes
terday. The finder will please return TO
secretary OF Cotton Exchange and be lib.
orally rewarded
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
TENNESSEE CLUBHOUSE.

sealei proposals are Invited i1f iufnlshlng mate.
aud brick. northwest c0rnrf 0i HooOnd and North
Court streets Memphis al. bids must Do sealed
and Ned with Gilbert ~ Ralle. 20 Madison aircct
MI II. ]. tfaln, Tenuotsfo club rooms, ~ MtfiaJu
street Al bids must b. hed by l2golook noon,
May !, iboa Right 10 reject any and Al bid, ~
served. 4. ~ MrfAkLAND.
Prcsidgnl building Company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

LADIES cape collars q speciality at Mem
phis Steam Laundry. 22i Second street
Branch Office 81 Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
CGticGPa Remedies.

DtMPlES, black -hcads, red, rough chappcd aud
7 llu oily skin prevented by CUricuRA Soar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
CLOSING FOR THE RACES.
TWO GREAT STAKES AND FIVE MAG.
NIFIoENr PURSE RA GEES.
The Program Touches Tender Spot in
Heads OF Leading Business Hous es
and Half Holiday is the Thing
Ample Preparations.
Races have captured the citv.

Races have captured the city.
old and young, rich and poor, ma lie and
female, white and colored, married and
slnGle-all talk races, go to the races and
play them ii the wherewith is present
Never in the history OF the local Jockey
Club has there been such patronage and
incidental demonstrations, going to make
up what may be termed a thoroughly sue
cessiul spring meeting. In this the weather
has played no unimportant part. Yet il
was shown on the opening dav, last Satur.
day, that the public was in frame of
mind to witness and enjoy the events, rain
or shine.
Realizing the temper OF the public the
club has prepared dish for TODAY full of
merit enough 10 capture the world. 1t is
Montgomery day. Seven races are on the
program, including two great stakes, the
Montgomery and merchants, and five Mt
tractlve purse races. About $4,000 in
stakes and purses are to be hung up. Nat.
urally q much larger crowd than usual
though 1t seems everybody goes ANYHOW.
judging from the grand stand, betting pa.
vllion and grounds-will be on hand and
demand extra preparations from the asso-
citation. These are already assured, and
no one who attends will have cause to
complain, uni ess their bundle is planted
on the wrong horse. Increased transpor-
tauon facilities will be furnished by both
the Memphis & Charleston and East End
Dummy Line Railroads, additional chairs
VIII be provided for the grand stand, and
II deemed necessary seats will be arranged
on the ground in front.
The following paper, with the signatures
attached carries its own import in plain
view:
MENrius, April ~, 1882
We, the undersigned, do cheeriuly
agree TO close our places OF business be-
tween the hours Of and o'clock D. M.
Saturday, April "a, to give all our EN-.
DlOyes an oDDortunitv 10 ,tt.,I H., -,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,
GAAND RAPIDS. THURSDAY. vCI. 5


There 8 much point 70 that part of
the report of the Utah Commission in
which Il alludes u the inconsistency of
our federal avs IN regard 70 the re-
stricton OF immigration. While we
forbid the immigration of non-prose-
lyting, peace-lOylng, dOcile Cinnamon"
the report says, = because We fear q
future danger from their coming; while
we forbid the landing on our shores Of
contract laoorers, because they cheaper
wages OF Americana born citizens, and
Of paupers, because they become bur
den, there Is FAR greater reason for
closing our doors as Nation and for
bidding citizenship TO the hordes who
are brought here to swell the ranks of
an organized body which teaches them
IN advance 10 hate our Government,
denominates its Executive, lawmakers,
Judges and prosecutors as prosecutors,
and instills into every mind the constant
teaching that their pretended reyela-
tons are more binding than the highest
and best laws OF the land, and that re-
sstance to such laws Is virtue and
rendering Of obedience 10 God. How
far short Of treason these teachings are
we leave % those who can answer"
lt would probably be difficult
20 frame a statute for the exclusion of
Mormon immigrants. 1t would hardly
be possible, or at least practicable, to
exclude immigrants on account of their
religious beliefs or the sentiments they
may entertain IL reference to our gov
eminent. II would be difficult TO apply
an effectual test. The commission is
probably right II saying that the Nor
mons are "a obnoxious as Cinnamon,
but some other method Will have 10 be
resorted % n order 10 abate the
nuisance. The best way, probably, Is
70 vigorously enforce the laws against
polygamy, and to disfranohise those
who VII not take the oath of allegiance
% the United States and agree to sus-
tan al the laws of the country.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

II spent couple Of hours With him a.
his rooms. and If ever saw a well man
Il was he Hs Is full Of life. joke, story
and reminiscenoe. easily takes the lead
In conversation and holds il with relish.
even after seeing callers ell day long in
his Office in the department Of ststs- I
haze rad 50 much about Mr. Blaine's
poor health Guring the past few years
and have 50 often found TIE reports ~
true. that II I were 20 read IN the papers
that he bad been stricken with paralysis
OF rad been given I'D BY his doctors. I
would not believe II tai had seen him
with ny own eyes In my opinion Nr.
Blaine's chances for living 70 green Old
age are "a good as any mans of hls
years- w sshin xton LstSsr-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
Grand Excursion to Washington

The Michigan Central have arranged
q cheap excursion for the Knights Tenn
plsr tri-ennlal COnclave which takes
place ia Washington, y. c.. Oct. to IL.
Two elegant Wagner sleepers, which
have been chartered, Will be run
through from Grand Rapids, leaving
the union depot at l1:55 q. M, Oct. 5,
arriving at Washington Monday NOM
ing, Oct. 7. Fare for the round trip,
including sleeper to Washington, s22 so,
tickets good TO return until Oct. 81
with stop of on return AZ principal
points of interest. All desiring 10 take
this delightful tup should apply at
once 10 Fred VI. Briggs, general agent
VI. G. r. r., % Monroe-st., and secure
sleeping car accommodations before all
the room Is engaged.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

pROBATE ORDER-STATE OF MICHIGAN.
COUNTY oF kEET. -. AT = session 81 the
Probate Court for said County 81 Kent. held At
the Probate ONCE. in the City Of Grand Rapids.
on the Eth dsy Of September. in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty nine.
Present Cyrus T. Perkins. JudCe of Probate
IN the matter Of the estate of Hendrick
Tazeiasr deceased. Al Instrument in writing
purpOrfing TO De the last viii aud Testament ~
said deceased having been FLED ID tbis court
Tor probate by katfina Tazelaar
Its ordered. fhst Monday. the Pa day of No
vember next. al ten o'clock in She forenoon
ing said = titIon.
And il Is Further Ordered. That copy of
this order be published three successive weeks
previous to said day Of hearing. in the GEATD
RAP1Ds DAuY IEEGEkN uERALD. a newspaper
printed and circulating % said Cquufy % Kent
"A true copy. CYRUS +. PERKINS.
Judge Of Probate.
ADoLrB B. MAsoS. Register thur
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

MORTGAGE SALK-Deiault hsylng been
u malr IN the conditions ~ q certain mort
gage. made the Irsl cas- II sas, A. u. ~ -
Ma son Miller and Euuicc 4. Miller las vie, 10
Elizabeth q. PARKS. and recorded lu tn once
OF the register II deeds OF Kent county, Mich
igaa. the hrst day OF May. A - iooi. al J 80
o clock p. M. in iiber iDn Of mortgages on page
3SB. on which mOrtgags there is GAINED O. be
due al the date Of lnl, notice the sum oi four
hundred. tweniy-three Snd - 100 dollars
fsfS3.)e ana mo sul af iaN 81 IA equity having
been instituted 10 recover such debt there
fore notice is hereby gwen that said mort
gage viii be forecl0sea hy sale 81 the mort
gagged premises 10 satisfy the amount due
thereon. with costs and attorney Tee 81 nltceu
dollars. provided therein and allowed ~ law.
at public auction 10 the CHEST bidder on
Friday. the 18th day 81 October. A. ID. lsh9.
al iu O'Clock a. M. ot that Cay. .Ai Tue ifpAt en-
trance 10 the circuit court room on bsVu INST. ln
the city of Grand Rapids, IN said county.
The mOrtgaged premises are described IS fol-
lows, t0-wlt. AZ those certain pieces or par
90 Of land situate and being Ia the township
Of Cascade. In the county Of Kent and state Il
Michigan. and described A. follows, to-wlt Ihe
east half O.. OF the southwest quarter p of
section TWO ~, toWp slN io. norih 81 range ten
0Ol west. excepting nVe and seven eighths ttisl
acres in the northwest corner, oeeded N GOD
worth. described as commencing az the north
west corner OF the east half Of The southwest
quarter; thence eSst forty four ~ rods thence
sOuthweSterly 10 "a point on the west line Of
the east half OF the southwest quarter forty
one ~ rods south Of beginning thence North
10 place of beginning. Also excepting tWeDty-
seven ~ acres ~ the southeast cornef, oeedeN
Quine. Andllncludlng three q acres oflsnc. DE-
Scrhei as part Of the south half 81 tsV Eorth-
west quarter oi said section TWO ~ commeucs4s
on the north line cf the southwest quarter, Tor
ty-f0ur "a rods east pf the northwest corner of
the east bali OF the southwest quarter. thence
east 10 the center OF the section thence north
10 the line Of the Detroit. Grand Haven Mi
waukee Railway Company, thence northwest
erly along the line OF the said railway % the
poins OF intersection OF said line with the con
tiuuatiOn OF a line drawn through tno points
designated the nfst, the point OF beginning
running south from the northwest corner II
the east half OF the southwest quarter. which
IS forty-0ne sh rods south OF said northwest
corner; thence soUthwesterly along said line
10 place Of beginning containing three acre.
Of land. both Of said descriptions together
containing about hftythree acres Of land be
the same more or less.
Dated July -. A. ID. lss9.
ELIzARETB @. PARIS.
Mortgage
TAGeaRT. WoLooTT 4 GANsON.
4 tOrneys for MoTtgagee. thurs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

Dres~es ssst-Slass s<ass&-ss' Hisa sS4s-
lrsss1 Rorz-<S- -5As6.N.
Dressse A1xsea-sc 5ass1-sE.
IrssSs4 te4l-s-a.&se-&
Bssssss ~ sryssr'ss ~ - E s1leksas. lssl2e
% 4ld teais. sslee . poaA4-
JSss~r.' PrsSs~
Apples 8. Gs2oo . bol
b4Ttlctt Pwsrs-sl- asHsz.5e ? 9Nssei
Ee1ls-z9.sx = = b1snel-
Bzftsr-lss LsssI6-
H8Iey-1.a ' 10ant-
EsLzrees-sosrAec y oasnel
Dried Fraits
Appies-EsspSrsted 5ss7e = pound
c1rrries-l3e = pound
PeseAss-le'@lz>se pound
Hides
6resn-4s45se = Raaad.
P1rt curod-+sSe5c y DOana-
Pal C1red-s&s51se = pOgaA-
DFy--Ss7e = poaad-
lrkins-lCaI I-e apiece.
sheep Skins--L2moS. zS5T5e each.
shssrliags- each.
falles-Ss4e = pound
Farmers rrodae.
Buiter-l5s g. r pound
Eggs-loe y a0z7a.
Pot4tOe s-J-tsooe Per bQshcl.
Appics-sUssroU q bushel
Peaches-sl. .TsssZ-5 50 y tushels
Prars-si 0o9l50
Pl-ms-s -sl.E5Sszf0 . basneL
Graia. fisar and Feed.
Wheas-New 7se p bushel
CoTa-35c = busael
OarS-Nev. Asg &c p olshel-
Corn Meal-slT e ton.
Rye-35e , bLshel
Ground Feed-si69T ton
Bran-S12 = ton.
Mlddlings-sl3 D ton.
Screenings-sl2
Floug-LllY Halte. $40. Straight $3.50; Pat
clt, s. - hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
Sealed Proposals.
once Board of Public Works.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich, Sept. 80. 1859.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. 80. 1859.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Board until Saturday.
October 3. 1883. at 1880 p. IN. for the improve
ment OF Crescent Place from Crescent ave. 10
East Bridge-st., according 70 the plans and
specifications on file at the Office of the Board.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
a bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum Of 500 to be forfeited TO
the City OF Grand Rapids, in case he shall
fell TO enter into contract, in accordance with
his proposal. should his said proposal be ac-
cepted by the Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application at the
Office of the Board.
oct GEO. G. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
LOOK TO YOUR EYES.

ft THOMAS Oreufsf. 81 The earnest Ys.
rpaef II Natlrrfs has decided - nuen fir
oeire. ~ Monroe 81 ron = fvefT evening
~ ~ 80 fhrIr occupation through the a.
Tir Thomas nIakes fhe EFE a -FECThfITf
anr cures - itf diseases y lth misc remedies
hse-s r. re- = ui.. - - ~ , "a. 70 in
ere evening Gef q
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
TREAsUREB's NOTICE.

Cry TREssrEER's OYFIcE.
cEtrr btrIns. Mich sept ~. So
Notice is berebv given that the assessment
~oH for the construction - = sewer z ths
sliev ia block IS. Converse 4 Ioifurd's e.
diunn, "a rev IN ~ fants an1 that w.
-r.-efve payment thereon for fhe period -
fureufy daTs from this date ~ the 0elc. of the
city treasurer, citY hsii.
Gro = prnFr.
l-fr Ireasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

To satisfy yourself that the Vinegar
Furniture Company : headquarters for
finc goods. made up frst-ciass for the
least money. look over their display n
Manufacturers Hal ard get shsT
p~-ces. 90 be convinced that they carry
Ire line tlaf nets the approval of the
general puoEc-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
Michigan State Land Once.

Michigan State Land Onlce.
LANSING. Oct. |. 1889.
Notice Is hereby given. that the following
described Primary School, University. Normal
School and salt Spring Land. stu. IL in Kent
co anty, forfeited for nOn-payment Of interest,
will be offered for sale ~ public auction. AT
this office. November ii. rs. al ten O'Clock
g.. m, unless previously redeemed according
10 law.
PRIMARY SCHOOL LANDS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
TREASUREd's NOTICE.


CITY THFssrFFE's 0FYfCH
GRkNn EsFIDs, Mich-. sept ~. lNss.
Notice IS hereby given that ;he assessment
roll TO- the construction o. = sewer ir Third
avenue from > point 20 feet vest ~ the west
line of South Division street 20 sever IN Buch-
ansn street. is now in ms hands. and hat
viii receive payment thereon fOI the period %
twenty dsvs from dste. ~ the oflre of the city
treasurer, city hall
GE3. y. PFKFY.
City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

An increase in phosphorus in iron has
bssn found 70 decrease its condB-tivity.
and the same peculiarly has been no-
tod With nanzanese-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
TRIAsURER's NOTICE.


City Treasurerss once
Grand Rapids Mich. sept. l& lsss.
Notice is hereby given that the vsrneut
roll f9r grad ng Third street, from the west
line Of Stocking street 10 the east me - Lin
coin street is now ir nv hands. and that
will receive payment thereon Tor the period %
twenty days from this date. st the once Of the
City Treasurer. City hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
Oct8 city Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
SOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS

BIDS VII - rec ived f1r fgru shf "a u1ara--
sd erecting and con pietilg a.. Asylum b.. 4
ing lor tie Nich.Zfn ssylGm for sane c~im-
mails az Ion 2 ~ ch l1 Rrrrrdznr Wffh
pians sHd speci fcari-rs Oh - ~ rhe ~uperln-
tendsuf's eff -. 81 said Asylum. Bfss Ffl -
30ersd october ie lss- and che right 90 reject
sng and a. BIDS Il hereby reserved
n Rr-u
dERogr Tanrr
Nr1rar 7rz1r
B0srf of Msnsgsrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
To srraCRIKERA

Any sasscrtb~r TO THE TELEGRAM
HERALD whs falls 60 receive the Pspea
regularly, or who may have reason -
sonplAia Of tSts delivery, viii confer =
special favor By iRforning this ssioe Of
ths fast a. once. send postal card or cal
sp tsIsphOns 5S1-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids Mich. &C ? iSsa.
Notice Is hereby gi zen that toe assessment
roll for grading. graveiing and payingt tue gut
ters Of Thomas street from Union street 20
East street. "a now In my hands, and
that viii receive payment thereon for the
period Of twenty days from this date. at the
once OF the city treasure. CITY hall.
GsoRGF r. PERRT.
oct - City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
SITUATIONS WANPRD-NALE.

VVANTED-Situation by a steady. reiiaRle
W married man; u years experience as
eoachman. Inquire at Is Canal-st.. or 9l
Pearl-st. SS2
WANTED-SituatiOn as janitOr. or teamster.
w References given IL desired. Address
"JanirOT,' box ,, this Office. 22
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

Miner. . Monroe-st., hss the hest
3 50 AID IS hats u TIE state.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

TEE bogus diploma dispenser seems
q, Re always lurking somewhere IN the
lard. II be could only bs gwen some
Of the medicine his patrons pre- Scribe,
BE I'd cf hlnl>