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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

The next ,9 DAYS Will make great difference
in the number of lots left on this addition.
and they could stand "a TaIse OF % Der cent and
still be- less Than surrounding lois. Don't iAil
10 buy one now.
viii build you house on Weston x Lows
addition Just "a you want II. or / Viii sell you
q lot with "a small payment down and furnish
you lumber shingles. etc. ~ build with. Oh
long time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

IT IS not very long since the Eagl, re-
fused t0 publish a communication he
cause it referred 90 the TELEGRAW-
HERAID. and more recently cut the
name Of this paper out Of a eommuni-
cation which 1t did publish. Neverthe-
less this same Eagie has repeatedly cut
out and reprinted lengthy reports Of
local affairs from the TEIEsRAM-HER-
AID, giving. of course. no credit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Mrsrc-ievTSs c.t1eus Of Grand Rap
IDS VII Bee gri66ed that the ssie of
seats for the Gilmore concerts has been
50 large. Thiswlll encourage the Ora
taro sooetv 70 undertake similar en-
teruri ses in the future.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
JOHN MCLEAN,

SOno Corner Reed and Page streets. 64xl9
'ooD on Reed. s3s down. balance on easy
terms aud Tower block.
xT>o Part of lot J. on Colt 4 Co.'S addition.
> JV oak trees. and Tower block.
500 as h % 1 ,S S1 ess ce9'a% sad Tef fou1 bar Bar
$500 & E4ee c5 52's 5e aqd goeE hs4Ts 5ns siTsS e1
and Tower block.
SIonn VIII buy a nice lot on LAFAYETTE
'i''' street. s11 down. balance years.
and Tower block.
MOTHER nice iof on Charles street 50r1s2
\ s.H1o block from street car line. and
Tower block
xtunn Isail we ask for large lot on Han
'i''' icy street and Tower DIoes.
SQDS Ioton lrdiana street. terms easy. or
'-p-' Wlli exchange frr East saginaw pro
GRAND UNION REAL E~IkIF EACHh&SE,
and I1Her h41. b.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
KoEEY TO LOAN

SIU UDu j. Joan on city and farm properly
'i'''V' DAVIS Josf. 81 Monroe 81 l6T
MONEY g. lean ln some pursuit ou product
n lyo real estate. J. q ir1'1f-
= PER CENT MONEY e. loan. y. A. John-
siOn. - tanai So. Hfff
MONET 10 LOAN for the NoffhVesf.rn
VI Mutual Life Insurance Company. oi s. B.
WaUkee ln sums 81 s. 90 snd upwards. OBJ farm
and city property. ~ lowest current rates -
interest; security must bs firstcssS Nore =
~ lson. bedyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Il ~aE American eagle gong TO
scream N Grand Rapids GA the Fourth
81 Jal.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Ir WILL be a singular illustration &C
the "loopholes' II thelaw, # Eemm,er,
convicted Of murder at Buffalo. shall
90 free because the law condemnng
hun to death by elecuoson shall be
declared unconstitutional It - quite
possible that this may happen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

TBF DETROIT Trtsae suggests one
amendment to the election law which
ought to be adopted. namely rrovls-
iou that voters residence shall be de-
termned BY the pIacs where be sleeps
an not bv that where he eats
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

EOR SALE-one ~ horse power engine.
nearly new. VIII sell cheap isr cash. or
will trade for good horse. for further par
tlculars address 7. T.. bOx 80 psria. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

EOK SALE-L0t No. -. Ottawa Beach; fhis
lot is one of the first selection; u Il 10
Gated only short distance from tue hotel amd
Jas. II. Haskins OF ". l.. L0tcand. Sraud
Rapids. Mich. ls1snn
4 GREAT BARGAIN-24Ua acre farm. frame
y house good orchard lD1 acres improved !,
Z miles from Baldwin for sale cheap Enquire
Iaggarf, Moc0ft Sans0n 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
LOST.

| OSl-dold sleeve button: initial Wv" The
tndcr viii he rewarded 10y leaving same
II Room =. Middicomb block.
| Ocl-1old pen and holder marked From
- Nellie; Finder rewarded by leaving al
Telegram Herald officc l6s
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
roR 80 NIsoELLAhEous

E'OR SALE-tne lumber and shingie mln 20
"a barean. All the machinery n good
running order. H0rning a HART. N ood,ilie.
Mich. l63
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
REAL ESTATE
fQE sALE BY
". II. KINSEY,
= = as 81 ~ estaa baf3lag CaRz-s.-
Osrr bqal4 of lr44S.
1Flep pAolu sg4.

EOB S4LE- Nlee 7reou H. use ca kssf F@i-
t04 street, euiy iFs N IL hlN.tl
E'tb osLk "a, rfsm ho4>r ga koster street
4e4T o04-A DlFlsi94 streri- .
EoR Sale - fl ID osraog James ed B4ek-
ese stfeaf fs Frt 81 II htN>ht-
Lok ALh-Fa Etae Fo0la. - saefa tALt
lyuse ea lari> Avenue. :. 49, ,..-..,
EOR SALE y room house. hardwood haish
Il haH. tront ald hsek stairs. aiaIc, sas.
water. sever bath. fagl%ee. ttc-. ou aus lot -
5est street II s-sl pArl u e1ly, = ssg
LOE SALE-Two lots su Hastings -. in nioe
lscl.ily, s7V3 each. ". Il. klASkl.
LNH -ALE-eo aad look al thosr iOls ca
A4grles addition Ca south lOAlA street
aad thea coms Ia and buy One.
EOR sALE nice c room house o. a nics
lot on south Lafayette street. q. ~.
~. II. kIAeEY.
E'OR SALE 4oNls2 II. lot OF south Lafayette
street. oaiS 80 ~. al. klAsEl.
LDE SAIL Bran new s-r0sIa house. hard
d wood nulsh, trOht aNd back stairs. 80.
CRATE aud mautcl. sliding doors. nne archltrc
ture. nicely pHprfed throughout. on Laiay~tte
STR L. ouis s-.ssi Is. d. hIAetl.
kOk SAik-o-room house, goOa - n. iot 0n
Clancy street, SloVU. " ii. hiNsEi.
LOR SALE -.oxlOJ ft. lot ia the heart OF the
5000. ". II. kINsEY.
FOR SALE II. lot on Fountain street.
81 so. ". II. klNsEE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED kALE

KELP WANTED kALE.
NAMED Registered assistant gaArmselsi
l-T tAe SV~4tls. Aaa40sS. Telegram
hrrsld l6o
tAANltb-l lMHaeaiate.y = tFsi-elass Ila
W smith, Eeod slrady man DonS others
aeca EFT = once of Alelie4n I&n AaaGfst-
t4ILas Co. = oo4tl Dla ls4.4l-SI. a. 1asxLlrnt q
lbs
" AZ 4LD- AAA- 10 tAAt the sSoaey III oar
y o@les. SO ->A1AAls tLNAts. weight sN
Us Ict@Al price ~ other stzeS ln proportion
a tasTe eA4Acr ~ Cgrzte > permanent bEsi ae.s
- Acme. hess sAtcs rlcct q oSIASl1 never
belsrc supplied 5s etheG sale co11p4Lles. - Nx
SIc 0gt setrrnoa ~ t1v safe Pool Alpine
salt CO.. guciAuati. ~ Nca Sal
SALLsNAN-An active salesman Nlth nrsl-
- class references Nho = visiting the
grocery trade. a. take d line 81 - water nSi5
DO samples 30 c~rTA a COOS al0utlIy commits
siol c&u be L4sdv b. the rgLt lu-n- Address
Boa 50 gloucester Mass eoa
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
FOR RENT HOUSES.

TO RENT Conveniently arranged house Of
rooms, desirable locality, corner Serb
ner and Eight street. los
fI'O RENf-At moderate rate. large house.
l. good condition. 81 Fourthave- Apply 10
]. ". Holcomb. - Lyoa 50. l61
TO tRADE-Fora a house and lot. high. level
lots with graded street and walk laid M
teen minutes walk OF Phoenix. Dr. A. l.. Lu-
ton. - M0ufoe-st IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15


fOPlISTS. cashiers. elerks. stenagraphers.
7 salrsladtcs ana book keepers locking fer
situations Viii consult their best interests ~
calling ga tAr Commercial EmplOy meat Asso-
ciatiou, - Monroe -. les
WANTED Young man Tor once work and
" soliciting. commercial Employ mSnt A.
s0eialien. ~ Monroe 81. 10,
>ALL>MEN, booE KEEPERS clerks collectors.
- etc. ina engagements through The Com.
nerc-al EmplOs nlent Association. Call aud
investigate our system. ~ Aonroe-st. To-
WANTED-6lr' fer light house work. small
w family. Appls al Is south Lafayette -.
10.
WANTED-A girl 10 10 house work. at iaf
W Livingston 81. 10!
WAN1ED-A good Kitchen girl IL the Lunn
" House. Monroe street 10.
WANTED -Good girl tor general housework
W good wages paid. rs \. Prospect -. lus
WANIED- Energetic lady 10 learn 10 use
steady situation. Crown Writer Co. Hermit
axe building. 10
WANIED-Good girl Tor general housework
W good wages paid. 10 North Prospect -
los
NANTED-A neat respectable girl TO d.
W houseWork la a family of two, good
home 10 right party. Inquire forrn0Ons al Ia
Lyon-st-, one block east oi post Office. loo
\\AN1ED-A lady ia each city, town and
w township To procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. John a.
Logan. Special INDUCEMENTS offered Refer
cncrs required. Address The BrOdlx Publish
ins Company, " ashlngton. -. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

t'0k SALE-An outff for a steam laundry.
VERY cheap. fu tact Tor hall the actual cost.
Also e. horse power steam engine and de-
very wagon l.nguire az the Eagle steam
Dye House. No. e Csnal-st-. Of c. A Berw' %.
cot
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
ACRE PROPERTY.
Money to Loan.

| have tss acres on Fulton street on the line
OF the new street railroad which Viii plat IL
une shape Nil sell cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
sITuhTIeas WAKTED-FRNALE.

-~~~-~~-se-~>-
WANTED-Good girl Tor general house work
W Ia new house on Cherry street. Inquire
al Mrs. bearys dress making paTiOrs. room
- New Aldrich block. l6i
tIANTED-Girl 10 do general uhouse work
w Inquire at l45 Madison ave. lGs
WANTED-By young lady situation as
W assistant DOOh keeper. cashier ur billing
clerk. Address T.. A. C., Carrier No. a III
WANTED-A situation as assistant book
w keeper by young lady graduate oi the
Chicago Business College. Would do general
Office work. Address Miss +. Reed. Muskegou,
Mich. cor. Amity street and Getty avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF AL Michigan DaIlles Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
aKAxp EAPfps. safrRpAY. JrNE Is. r
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
FOR RENT ROOMS.

t'0R RENT-Peasanfly located furnished
rooms. SO Turner-st. los
kOR RENI-Ihrce rooms. furnished or un-
furnished, north section. at Is Ransom
st. 10
FURNISHED ROOMS To RENT-wiihout
board. 80 Jefierson-aye. IS0
EOR RENT Part OF store at Isl Monroe 81
ii. L. Decker. lo6
tOR kENI-koomS. Singly and en- suite. fur
niShed or unfinished. at Park Place.
Mrs. A. l.. Saith.
V0 RENT-Three desirable suites OF living
Il rooms for light housekeeping. r. Immen.
ii Monroe-st. 100
EOk RENT-LarEe. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crtsceutaye and tanaiSf.. with
gas. newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly hrstclaSs. Entrance, CreSceDtave.; f;
also. - Canai-St Enquire at Room Is. 6iv
4 NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
\ Enquire az Room Il, - Pearl-st -
k'OR kENI-turnished rooms. steam heated !.
and furnished rooms for light hOusekcep-
ing. Apply al Room l03. New llouseman block.
Elevator from ! "A IN 10 II p m. Dee. lhtf
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
Business Block

5000. 5000 and 1905 On first class city rea
estate.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Paying big per cent Of investment on South
Division street Tor sale.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

serly Is a. parts 81 ths city.
1 Customer 1i4ylS A Jsst
=. la<
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

% fulIL L'ffININI tlIEl q
lee street. al = bargain.
= IL A.uF.sf a. fs&
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Written after hearing the remarks of a lady
In regard 10 her feelings when visiting the
studio of Mrs. +. G. Taber. in the absence of
{ lt. rra4f art
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-08
For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
Chinese Sugar Cane.

More than ten years ago, among many
other forage plants recommended for
Florida, | tried the Chinese Sugar Cane.
In value place it second only to the
Guinea grass, introduced by Col. Codring
ton. 1t is of the easiest culture, and will
grow on any land that will produce corn,
but the richer the soil and the morefertil-
izer used, the larger will be the crop and
the better quality the product. Rows
four feet and hills two feet apart is about
the right distance to plant, on good
ground. The plants are rather feeble
when they first come up, but very soon
take hold with grip that is not easily
loosened. 1t can be cut just before going
to seed, and will immediately sprout
again from the root and make very
rapid growth. 1t makes excellent feed
either green or dried and stock will eat
the large stalks even after the seed has
ripened The roots if allowed to remain
in the ground during the winter will ra-
toon in the spring, and continue to do so
several years in succession.
A. F. STYLES.
Philips, Florida.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-08
FoR THE FLORIDA AeRIcULTURIsT.
Packing and Shipping Peaches.

A patron asks me to answer through
your valuable paper about chow to ship
peaches and where to procure crates" A
three days run by rail is a long way to
send peaches, and only can we expect
them to land in good condition when our
diligent care is used i'll the package we use
as well as in gathering and packing.
In is a mistaken idea that soft fruits
berries and peaches-should be sent long
distances in any package that is open (of
slats) that the fruit is in direct contact
with the air, calling it ventilation; the
opposite is true. Hence, here would use
a very different package from what /
should were i'll those peach countries
near to market.
First, the package for soft fruit should
not be made of any wood that sends off a
pungent aroma | entirely discard our
native cypress and pine woods 1t should
be light, clean, neat, attractive, and to
go so far the smaller the box used the bet
ter the fruit will carry. | am using the
'high Hallock" quart strawberry box,
sixteen quarts in the crate. | have in
other seasons got fruit packages of Will
liams 4 Co., of Memphis; OF the Cairo
Box Co., Cairo; OF Mesler & Co., Golden,
ILL.,, and lastly OF W. A. Wells 4 Co., of
Greenfield, Tenn.
Never pack any but perfect fruit; don't
gather too green, and it won't do too
ripe. The picker must be expert as to
that point. Handle with care, that the
fruit is not bruised and start them on
their long gride as soon as may be after they
are gathered. To mention all Of, these
points detail of this most important
part Of the work of fruit growing would
make TOO long an article for a paper.
hope ia due time to give it in book form.
JAMES MOTT
P.S. Be sure to ship to the man that
will give an honest count.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-08

Besides that, most of the citizens OF this
immediate vicinity have mutual under
standing that, aside from a good, ordin-
ary three-wire fence or, it's equivalent, the
shotgun is the only additional fence re-
quired, in justice, against the ''ten cent
hog" and we have general understand
ing among us that in case hog gets en-
tangled n such fence and comes up mis-
sing it will be difficult for the owner to
prove it in accordance with the statutes.
By thus making it unproftablefo very
few to keep this class o. hogs running at
large (that otherwise would) we have
very nearly rid ourselves of the nuisance
(the hogs mean, not the owners), and
can plant, cultivate and harvest our crops
in comparative peace and security, though
a few having gardens adjacent to the
hammocks frequented by his razor-back-
ship are yet troubled and damaged. Keep
the ball rolling. S. BIGELoW
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-08
For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
That "Ten Cent" Hog.
Philips, Florida.

Yes, keep after him with hot poker, :"
as the saying is up North. He must be
sent to his own place, if anybody can tell
where that's. Weare circulating petition
oour Legislature, to pass suitable lawsin
the matter, and thus relieve the unjust
and oppressive burden of fencing against
this former ruler of our fair land, his
honor, the razor-back ,-and it is being
numerousIy and quite extensively signed,
Indicating that his lordship must soon
take a leave OF absence.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-08
ce Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor. you are bothered with Headache,
YOU are fidgttty, nervous and generally out
but not with stimulants, spring medicines.
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour. and then leave you in worse
condition than bafore. What YOU want is
an Alternative that will puri Your blood,
start healthy action of Liver and Kidneys,
restore your vitality, and give renewed
health and strength Such medicine you
will find in Electric Bitters, and only so
cents bottle at w, A. Allen & Co.'S Drug
Store. 3
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-08
For THE FLORIDA AGRIcULTURIsT.

For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
Cooperation the Desideratum, Etc.
/ think you have struck the key note
in your plan of cooperation of the fruit
growers. would suggest an amendment,
however; it should, think, include the
vegetable growers also, for as you know
the vegetable business of our State is no
small item.
/ believe there is brains and talent
enough among the fruit and vegetable
growers of Florida to organize and man-
then let us acknowledge the corn" and
get the commission men to do it for us.
The commission men have skinned us
to the red already, but they see they
have over-done the thing and are about
to 'kill the goose that lays the golden
egg" so now they propose to change tac-
tics, and form an "orange trust," etc.
Now if they are allowed to get con-
troll of this thing as they are working for,
they will skin us to the bone, and finally
sell us on the block. Cooperation should
be our watch-word in all things.
We are too thinly settled in this i'm
mediate section to do anything of our
selves, so we will have to Join in with the
nearest settlement. We are as yet on
the frontier, too few and far between to
even get a postof1ce, school, or any of
the conveniences of civilization.
What we so much need here now is
more settlers to help US develop this Sec
ton of country along this beautiful bay.
| have small tract of land (ninety-four
acres) half of which will give to few
good families just for the sake of neigh
bors enough to get school, postofice,
etc.
This is beautiful location with all the
natural advantages of the salt water,
such as fish, CLAIMS, oysters, turtles, etc.,
etc.
lIuckleberries are getting ripe, and they
are fine too; they are earlier than COM
mon and more of them than for several
years.
There are three schooners on the bay
fishing for pompano and they make
some wonderful hauls sometimes. Turtles
will crawl next full moon and then we
will all get fat. j. H. HILL.
| Grove Citv Florida
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18
JUDGE CO0LEY'S ILL HEALTH
Sends Him Back Home TO Ann
Arbor Again.
lie Can Not Continue His Duties on the
Interstate Commerce Commission--
He May Never 90 Back

WAsHINGToN, Dee. l7.--Judge Cooley,
chairman of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, has again been prostratcd,
and has been taken 10 his home at Ann
Artor, Mich. 1t is the general opinion
of the members of the court that Judge
Cooley WILL not return TO Washington
again. Whom the chairman returned
here a short time ago from his
prolonged absence ne began work upon
the annual report OF the comnns-
sion. 1t was found that he was
totally unfit to perform the work, and
It was finally farmed out among the
different members. All OF Judge
C0oley's colleagues feel much sympa-
thy for hIm, and regret exceedingly
that they VIII hereafter be compelled
to work without his valuable assistance,
and Ii j. thought that If Judge Cooley
does not promptly regain ms strength,
be viii forward mis- resignation 10 the
President. The report OF the commits
sion Will not be submitted To Congress
until after the HOLIDAYS. 1t is an clab-
crate work, and contains many yalua-
bie suggestions on the subject OF rail-
roads.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18

Wm. Scalley, the young man who
was So BADLY stabbed early sunday
morning, Al the junction OF rlalnheid-
ave. and the -. 4 NJ. railroad crossing
by some unknown man, Is, as Was orig
inally reported, seriouslyinJured- Nno-
scQueut statement that DE Was mpfoF-
ing seems now to have been hasty, AZ
his condition is extremely dangerous.
Dr. Wright, who ls attending Mnl, "as
OF the opinion late last night that tAe
chances we've about equal for las re-
coverv OF early death. The wound was
made bv knife thrust or stab I'D the
right side, about two inches from the
spine and between the seventh and
eighth ribs, and Is about two inches IN
depth The man was believed, how
ever, 20 be- slightly better last night than
he was during the afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18
Is IP Waldo


Ard nov the question comes up
whether ths ~ creating the new
Ninth and TENTH wards i valid 0r not,
and the council done propose u pur-
chase chars " desks for the uew alder
men from those noted wards. uuul
they ind out Cty Attorney Taylor Is
looking the matter up an L may be-
mat the supreme Court VIII oe asked
70 decide.
The whole question seems ~ hinge
upon the Identification Of a certain see
ton 4. The act creating the wards d.
III led an act % amend section 1, OF the
charter OF the city OF Grand Rapids, bat
does not designate tine psrt-c-
ular title under which the sec-
ton I IN question should come.
There can, OF course, be- no pos
sb.e doubt as 10 what IS meant. The
question IS, Is e law Section p, OF
article 4, or the state Constitution, says.
''NO law shall bee revised, altered, or
amended, by reference % rs tllie only >
bat the act revised, and the section or
sections OF the act altered or amended
shall. be- re-enacted and published al
length.
Section I OF the act % amend, reads.
The people OF the STATE or Michigan
enact shat section OF act No. -, OF
the local acts on 1877, entitled, An act
70 revise the charter OF the city OF Grand
Rapids" being amendatory OF an act
entitled "An act % incorporate the
city of Grand Rapids. approved March
-, 1877, as amended by the several acts
amendatory thereof, be. and the same
IS hereby amended 80 as 10 read as fol-
/ lows:
section 4. "The said city shall be
divided into ten wards as follows, and
I then gives a description OF the wards.
/ Thus Il would seem that the law j,
valid, both because the require
ments of the constitution have been
complied with and because the
amendment plainly states that the city
/ shall be divided INTO ten wards, and
/ goes on 70 describe the boundaries and
4 locality of each OF the ten wards, and
besides the subject matter OF the new
/ section leaves no room 10 doubt winch
/ section four Is meant.
Senator WesselIus says the act IS al
/ right.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18
Three Changes.

f. r. Hogle, the travelling auditor Of
the United States Express Company
who has been here twice before since
the disappearance of loot, IS again IN
the citv. This time he is stopping at
the Eagle Hotel When he was last
here ne put up at Sweets. When ne
first came he stopped at the Morton.
He is distributing his favors. He is
here. doubtless, in connection with the
loot case. and some interesting deyel-
opments may Toe looked for.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18

u.s ster4seneral. Cspt. Harry Sherw cod +,
- ,taut Postmaster ~ tlls CITY, haltA
u Smtn. journal Clerk Ot tae HOUSE
az Representative, ana Capt j.. W.
IL er. real estate and insurance hef ,
vice president II tile ASSOCIATION, oon-
sJute tae Committee ~ Arrange
mel T.. and We expect Il Vii be nIsi-
Il So e. every respect aDd for Mich gan
ul. So regaf dless oi anything Ike poil-
t,- r..fr.0l of cxncr So lEN-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18

Nr PIrt-lNr. Ncn.. Dee. 1.-THE
trial ot John McWa.tcr-. who killed
Jos, I. Ga.E &c five weeks ago, has be-
Eu NcWa.tsIs. while drunk, was
rassng raug.er' sl0use. when Gaugier'
uu- bag >c'l no bim and ice yelled At toe
tn- garUer heard tho disturbance
anI .alt tae house ,o scc what tac
tuuh.e w1s. NicWa.fers warned hmm
% secp away. nut ovl-sr advanced,
Unrrelcol N.N1.-ers .rat hm dead.
81. murderer conf --.t n@ crime.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18
BLUFFTON.
Al Aged Cititen--net-po Scare at
Muskrson

tts>aNtt "a - vt-,s,ss ,t,.a-
BLUFFroS. Mich. Dec. l7.-Thcre is
LIVING here IN Button Cauad an
frenchman named Francis Chr stian.
lie has lived here for ten or tw live
years. This old gentleman Will on be-
cember p. lsS9, celebrate his Tooth
birthday. lie was born "a Canada, OF
French perautage. iu l1S9. lie IS still
iu possession or all ms mental faculties
aud has often walked 4 mIlc and back
this past summer. lle has three sons
here, Francis, Maxi1m and Louis
There ls quite scare over the small
pOx at Lakeside Mu-kcCouI, but every
precauuou na, he,u t5kcuby the Board
ot Health Co Vreteut lt, spread. We
dO not fee. alarmed ucre.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-18
A RIPE OLD AGE.
he Poet, whittier. ra'-e. the Eighty.

The Poet, whittier. Passes the Eighty
second 1Iile Post.
BosToS. Mass, Dec. To-day Is the
eighty-sec0nd anniversary of the birth
day Of the poet, John Greenlcaf Whit
tier. \ few days ago Mr.. Whittier
asked that h friend, should leave him
undistur0ed. I'm his own gentle bat
firm way he s9.d hc was tired; that he
felt their desires for hrs happiness; that
ne thanked ara loved the people, bat
ne must hav rest. lie IS passing the
day III peace and quetncss.