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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-28

Ophir-4 20
Mexican--2 80
Goald s. Curry o.
Best C Belcher-360
Con. Cal &c Va.-7I
Savage 70
Chellar-1 45
Potesi-1 80
Hale q Norcross-3 %
Crown Point ID
Belche,-2 IS
Kentuck-1 90
Alpha 10
Conidcnce-5l
Sierra Nevada 30
Utah-o0
Exchequer-65
Seq. Belcher--1 s.
Overnan-9Jc
Union-295
Challenge 90
Andes-65c
Peer less-35c
Nono-65
Navajo loo
Bodice Is
North Belle Isle -95
Nevada Queen 30
ScorpIon-25c
Mt. Dia blo-2 25
Silver Hill-55c
Yellow Jacket 95
Alta-1 30
Baltimore-l5c
Commonwealth-415
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-28
ALL SORTS.

Ice at Doc. Benton's, supplied
to any part of the city. If.
| Vierra's new brick building is
fast nearing completion.
Miss Edith White left for Lake
Tahoe yesterday morning.
Miss Ada Torreyson returned
from California yesterday.
| Mary Anderson is reported as be-
ing seriously i'll in London.
There is music in the air every
night Three brass bands.
Frank Folsom is still shipping
brick to the Riverside town.
The stage was loaded with
tourists for the lake yesterday.
Base ball seems to be dying out
and lawn tennis has taken its
place.
Robert J. Burdette is to edit the
humorous department of Lippin-
colts Magazine.
Fred Dangberg will cut between
1000 and 1900 tons of hay off his
ranch this year.
Judge Murphy, who has been
sick for some time was out on the
street yesterday.
Building will be commenced on
the Corbett block as soon as
material can be had.
DIR. Z. G. Winnie can be found at
his Dental Parlors on Telegraph st.
one door west of Carson.
Pure wines and choice liquors at
Livingston's. French and Califor-
MIA Brandies, Domestic and Import
ed Wines. a27tf
While Sullivan is drinking and |
carousing with his chums in New
York, Kilrain is doing the same in
Baltimore.
A. Livingston is sole agent for
Rubicon Springs Mineral Water,
Lake Tahoe, and is ready to fill all
orders promptly. n
John Piper Is arranging dates in
the Nevada circuit for Joe Nantel,
Rose Coghlan, Margaret Mather and
Harrigan.
Joe PIatt has large assortment
Of the latest styles of gents and
boys clothing, straw hats, boots,
'hoes ETC., which he is selling
heap. Give him a call.
The Grand Jury of Esmeralda
county has found true bills against
Clerk Henly for embsz-
clement and Edwards, who killed
at Candelaria, for murder.
There will be services in the
VI. E. Church to-day at IL An.
md :30P. M. Sacrament of the
Lords supper administered at
lose of morning service. Rev. E.
w. Var Deventer Superintendent
# the Mission will preach both
and evening.
There is nothing uncertain
bout the effects of Chamberlain's
Jolic, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem
'dy. The fact is, it is the only
in the market that
an always be relied upon, and
hat is pleasant and safe to take.
8 and so cent bottles for sale by
!. &. Thaxter.
You had better call and get some
f Archer Bakers Charcoal Crack i,
RS; they are a sure cure for dys- :
'epsia. Parties buying their gro
cries of Baker will never be
with heart disease, liver
Indigestion or anything ,
hat helps to make life unpleasant.
j23 I'm
"There is corn in Egypt"
ienesis, chapter KILL, V. 2.
This is phrase in very frequent 7
Sc, employed to signify a super .
uity Of any thing. We use it here +,
4 reference to the large stock of .
hoes, groceries, dry goods ETC.. G
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-28

Custom made suits at A Berg
mans from $25 up. Orders taken.
apr 1tf.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
AL KINDS OF GHOSTS.


Monsters and Guardians Invented by Va
rious Races OF Men.
have been IN almost every country in
the world, says z writ0r 10 tie New ork
Nail and Express. ard eyerywAere l have
found people who have seen and believe IL
guests. In western countries ghosts arc
generally harmless, but II Asia aad Africa
they are Of "A malignant aad vicious type.
Tie dread Of ghosts Is common 10 a. a0O-
r.ginal races OF India and China. ald tho
only means employed 70 oppose their rancor
ond miscniev0us dispositions is 10 build
shrines for them aad TO make them oEcr-
ings. Any severe Illness. aay cpiLemic dis
ease, "a snail pox, cholera, etc, is attri5-
uted 70 The ma.ignancy OF certain OF these
spirits, who must be propi.lated accord
iug.y. In India the man tiger Is, perhaps,
the most dreaded OF al these demon ghosts,
for when q tiger bas killed man the tiger
IS considered safe from harm, as tae spirit
of tie man rides upon hs head and gaicos
( LIN clear os danger. Accordingly i IS be-
Eevod that the only sure mode Of destroy
/ iugg tiger who has killed many people Is 10
! BEGIN by making offerings 10 the SD rits OF
| his victim, thereby depriying him OF their
I valuable services. II China the ghosts most
| propi.ia-od ore OK those who have met
T n violent or untimely death, whether by
! cesicn or By accident. Even women whC
1 die In child oed or wretches who are hanged
for their crimes arc believed 70 have the
same power OF causing evil 10 the living az
I those VINO have been killed b. any other
violent causes, including poison, disease
! lightning. etc. AL tseso deiacd spirit:
are often distinguished b. some term de
noting the manner Of their death. THUS
the "t.ger ghost" is the ghost OF mar
killed bya tg9r; tho snake ghost" th'
ghost Of person who was killed by I
saase. In Africa the "uadty" ana light
[ uinE' ghosts are the most common, bu
the most dreaded spirit is the Sirocco ghost
which is reputod b. the natives an impiaca
DO spirit. Most OF tas deceased person.
whose spirits ars now worsniped were tn
ancestors OF sone Of the abOrigiaes.
! The ceremonies observed IN proritiatinl
the ghosts consist mainly ot tae Offering
OF fowls, pigs, goats, "a well as of flower
and fruits, OF the recitation and singing o
certa. a prayers and charms before tho di
ferent shrln-s. These charms or prayer
are addressed % the deiaed ghosts o. tn
dead for the purpose CT compelling Ia
spirits to desst from doing harm or 10 ar
pear and receive the o-de-s OF the Per
I formers. After two or three succsssiv
/ performances tho ghost s understood 70 3
+ p.ac4-ed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

vct1cnr a-3 called 81 Esiso7s h--t,
exorc- Z - So TN. TIE WASH tlerc, ard
N~s. son tcid rs saa hadr seen a. =
f,- tn-~e fara I s8-a found fd1t be vas
= hlso.t tr Fs-v--zi-E -hs ard caF n
hs .sr-rs-orT hang "a mes 77ns 30
s.-7 a1d ,r,Bx On taa for with "a
ef--hrs IN a1a s-f K e. wcr3 TT er -
se-s f,-arl o~ WA rvcrs-g t7 reF er
.e,~ss rls atcrsto-1. sn3 "a seems Cd tl.aS
-tss ~ '-,rpirz his rlcthes cn ~ can -ss-
- r--ssrvs fss rsrTers te7s,c1 a'-er n
hsss.--. I'D - vvc~x Ter he 7ers7T7ss -
r~.f p a h.s scrcrn 5'ishs3 "a pnrross ria
t--s "a xsrss 50 very vans e. a71 re
fstrs -easc, - 6oesu waut 20 cc1-e here
rn.f it srs-ssssrv Hs dsaf1css eas n'-
ir1er-r.a ar. reuss.aiaz z ssort t1s sa1r1
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
AN oCToGENARIAN's FAST.

wonderful Ordeal Through Which Robert
Marvel, IS Year, Old, Is rassing.
INDlASArolIs, Ind, July 2l.-The
last of Robert Marvel, the Pike town
ship octogcnarian, still continues, and
is III many respects the most remark
Aule thing known TO medical history.
A man who IS nearing his S5th birth
dav has gone thirty-iive days without
q mOrsel of food and IS still alive. Al
though terribly emaciated, he does not
appear a great deal worse than he did
week ago, and there Is no estimating
how long hls existence may be pro-
lOuged.
Marvel lives with his daughter IN
comfortably furnished country house
seven miles north west OF this city.
lie lies upon bed IN the sitting
room. and there is little IN ms appear
ance that would suggest the terrible
7 ordeal through winch ne has gone.
Z Except when some one Is mOv-
/ ING aim he lies very quietly,
breathing regularly and looking other
/ wise natural. Thcat.ilctcd man is utterly
/ sp.cchless. From the morning five
/ weeks ago Yesterday, when he left the
+ house 20 90 out ~ the garden and
work. not one ineligible word has
/ been uttered by him. During the last
few 0ays, however, he has on two Or
three occasions appeared to Try to
I speak, but there was nothing IN the
! least ineligible about i. HIS tongue
Is evidently paralyzed.
There is i question also IS to whether
he can hear. The members OF the
family. as well a. his physician, hold
/ % the theory that ne hears no sound,
vet when the doctor spoke to him IN "A
| very loud voice h. certainly gave some
indication that hc heard II, although
ne made 10 response. The first IeW
davs after his alilictiOn came on they
ATTEMPTED 20 force him 10 take toof
but the violent manner III winch inc
resisted any one whOattemptcd 20 touch
hul induced them 10 stop and hunCi
him in every way. Siacc he has begun
taking water and his title pittaEce oi
mi.k It has been done by placing Euid'
where b. could reach them, and no
attempting 10 force them upOn hlm
on two or three occasions he has takeI
the cup from Their hands, but as arul'
he Will not DO that, but instead pushei
Il away from him whenever prOhered
Every KIND of dlylcc has been tried L
get him 10 eat something, but WlthOu
success.
The suppos.tion IS that the paralys.
extends 10 the bowels.
What lends 20 the case much OF It
wonder j. the extreme age OF the man
- DR.. Tanner IS said 20 have tasted 10
forty davs even without milk, but b
was then in the PRIME of lie. and bt
} ing physician hat the advantage o.
= thorough knowledge OF the huma
, svstcm. Mr. y rssl VIII be % yea
! of age on tlc -. i " next O-toher. IL
! i was born ln ~l- .I county, Mary ianl
! h.s par ATS being English descent
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

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tas ss@r became ia day =. - 24.--s1- A.
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ersazlrs's "a l-siz. La-ls. 5ls ere ..ng z -
e4zae t1elr rszs.ar p.4ytssios sd E-ey -s-
lighted h. shAri-x VIA u tEs l.tl-s sore q
Frov.sians NkicA t1sy hTlZgls f.r trcls
c4y' s-4stea4aos ia ana L4g4 Af-sr tFe
years 4 cssl zzIisa. assgsFsr. tls oe4z nal-
dssea - .4s so,ds. al l-l s1L Es-2Ea-
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Fgar s-e-es1-.g yezEs p.-ss 81 4ney, zUc
tl -ls ia-srg-l el4lses 111 ccc~Fre1 a1-4t
t-s se1oe. a. 11e1 %. Az Cd cz-- AAc
sleceedsd - t1s alcls1s master, a1e : 1lW
EsasF4tl3n of 9lpis 1-1 --4sa 4-s pace q
ia former C1es. Ons very de1 a-AtsE
14E wa-s Els ssEoe.- a-s.r-ssI Vas --sy
sslla Aef h4Lcls lsss4as, = D1f cla1cSi %
leave t1e dor L4-f opea ~ Is e. -F=nee,
a41 sa1deu-ys -zrgs bear 80 ~ ~ Ine
cousleruali11 e The o.c lady - her b.
"a ga vas nspeazz-ls. fc-h s~a-o--
I4lsssess A11 p.p.ls w@l-e "a have been
ABROAD, b-l tls besr S4s IL lis pas, AID
a. t14z coll1 10 tlle UAs % IS ia u
as p.s8l5-e. an1 A.1e bel hid t1a .z-.--es-
b-stts bear trs-o-el no.otT1 4Le - -.ztt
quietly lp ~ --e lr@ g-Aes zt1 ss-E1-s- ~
L-llsel 2 cz1-c. ing much s4Ti5l tction ia 1is
co.nerrar.. daring tas p~octss tis re-
I-al1ec tbus about a euar-er bt a. hoIr,
ala Llen "a .ed Up - ths wal where tAe
prsveuier bzgs and b2skess q tho pupils
were Suspended. Staining OF BIS and fseI
hs then t0ok h0.t OF these EXCESSIVELY, pat
/ Ia paws into them and made free with Inc
bread, fruit and other eAr4o-es therein con
tanned. he next tried the school-tn.stress
desk. where solas little provisions usually
were; b4s finding Is nruly ssus, 10 weni
up azaln 70 10 IRE, aae after few min
u,es' s-ay before IL 10 walked cut by tas
way te came.
A soon as the school ol-nlstress aud bel
pupils had courage 70 move, he alarElIlEs a.
glven % ths neighbors. Several yoIaG
| zen Immediately started after the bear
and as Is track was perfectly visible idptn'
snow. tAey scOn cane up with II IRc 1--leS
L. Tnen it was that, By certain marks upo'
its sA.n, soms OF It, pursuers recognized Il
TIE poor bear 10 eacmy. o~s - cd lrierd o
their own recent school days. Great regre
was frlt for Tho death OF The creature.
vs. l1e billing human friend rather thai
: wild animal
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

n 10 early history OF tho European &
Moth American railroad tie female pas
ssnCers d.l not enjoy that exemption from
tie anaoysrcs OF tobacco smoke which IS
now accorded them. Among them on ono
trip vas al elderly lady Of stern co1ate-
rance add an elevated nose, whose whole
affection seemed 20 center il mongrcl
l-tis cur which she hold n her lap and
favored with mauv tender endearments. A
Ht.is way N froas OF her So great
horri1 man indas.riously and peacefully
prs'1g largo cigar Tas wrathfu lady
viewed him FOR Z tine "a cold disp.eGsUre.
ald then stalking r1a Issticaiy down tAe
ssis sas SEIZED he cfending cigar and
tnr-w is ct O; the window. with the =
dasnr1l remark. II there IS Any thing II
tbs world positively despise its a uasfy
cirarn Ths owner % the ciT1r sad
nothing. but slietly picked ap newspaper
a. bsrtn 60 read AZ hcurcr t.ro later BE
passed 5-~-n tae aisls 81 &. psssins in front
cf the proud lsa-, hs ss.-ed her prec.o'i'
r.f. s1< ard threw n OF Of she wind7v
with fhs l.et remark. III tktrs is ar7
F ~ -E rrder tsa~sa that I hate l. = r-is
eraos ltt.s dog
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
THOMAS c PLATT TALEs.
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s.nfli
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f.a..et roe lIall,nl8ls GA aI IKE
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- So, .-...f 9..-.., MI, y,o,.,ls make ut
F'.ti,, as.rv family. but taai
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

MORTGAGE sALE-Defauit batinr been
VI made Boo thc conditions ~ "a G. Nn mort
gage. made fhe irsi cas- u -.af- ' -
Manson llllleI all Iulce j. - VIC 70
it1z.i~fi d. parEs. and recorded O.. .ncc
Of the register 80 deeds - kelt nI.t. Alen-
iaau. the Arst daf Ol q -. A. ~. .I. 81 80
oiriooa A. ~ it lIIi. = iI5 ~ NOR Cages ou page
..Bl. on which iloli gag there is aimra I, 20
fue az the dale % t-ss notice TIE si.I ~ i.-l
hundred twenty .fw0 and ta.'N luI Sfs
So. 8-l and u4 uit I'll iaw or in equity having
been lusfl luirl 80 recover such cfNt. tAfie e
fore notice is hefeby given ih-i tat inrI.
cage will b- l.f ct.ssed by sale 81 lif iH'It-
gsgei prem % satisfy tie amoA.l AAe
thereon " g.. r SIS and attorney irr ni iilirfl
dollars M. ...l therein and allowed hs la~.
al public a.r.IuI 70 the ghr'i A. iDff 'h
s. edueslav.. ihe sth day ~ October. q D 'oof'
~ iH 0riOfA = fl.. % thai daf, al PIT ' if. fi-
I trance tie circuit court room nn LYON 81, ia
The aty Of Grand Rapids, in sAil e .Nts' .t
The mort s4-el premises al q .iv'i - '..-
lows. e. alt. Ali those certain l. "i i.t.
cc $ II land situate and being lh t-it =. t>''s
/ al Cascldc in TIE county ol Kent ana state -
Niclig4H and described a. follow s. 10 VII 4N
! east llif 20 ~ Tie soutlNfsi quay irf - ~
secfiontVO ~. .own slx ~. apifh ui iti..' itD
| lN. xc>t pfing vr ala seven r -titlt a ~
/ acres fu the northwest corner decided y o1a-
worth. described ~ cominrn' nE Ht the h helt1-
I west corner OF tile east hals 'i lNt sou. W..
quarter; thence casl forty four - rolf memo.
1 southwcstefig 10 poini on iae Nf.l Ii,' .i
/ thr .asf half o. fhr southwest quarter lnfif-
/ ono Isl. rods sfuth 81 beginning Thence north
/ 10 Place 0f beginning. Also except. hs i"tnis.
/ sew ~ lrr.e 3D. ti.c touiii' h'i r'flf, N'
Ouinr. hnoi including three acres 81 laro ee-
/ .cr.iel as part ~ fhe south bali oi lit hpfih-
vfet gf.rlsrai said srNf ion tao ~ cHlniiifi =
/ on fhe north line of TIC eDrthF tst quart ief
ty-fouT 81 ROD cast oi liit DOT tHNf. -'. ~ - -
the ea.st taff of the southwest quarter. thence
/ cast 10 the center 0f fae section tlrlre norm
/ Ia fhn line IF the Detroit. fani Raven aii-
waukec Railway Company thence norih". ~
/ arlv slone arc line 81 tie 81 n railway t' TIC
rolu: 81 intersection of salG llnt Win lht fN p
fiuuaf0n 81 "a liHe drawn through ttg pn
drsi guafcd the nfst. the point ~ bet ili.i (
/ above mentioned. tne second. polht "h = p a. !
f running south from The northwest corner ~
/ ff.r easf half II the southwest 4nsItfi. sl-.ta
4 . .fe-rr.a ItI. rods south of said north 1esi
/ Duftfr. thence salthweeterly along falc Hn'
/ g. place of beginning. confa. ninE three aff =
I "a iand both 81 SAID oesCfl ltiont tofrihti
containing about fffY-ihTee acres ~ lsuo, %
ihe same more ur Jess.
Dated JUS ~. 8. 10. l.s-
ELztnrrH 9. psFEs.
MORTGAGE.
TscGsr-. Wolror7 8 Gs~soS.
Attorneys for Mortgages. the
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

4 GENTS should write for illustrated circular,
a terms and Two weeks free trial Of Missouri
Washer. Washes diriiest clothes clean by hot
steam without rubbing; easily sod; proniahie:
!. WORTH -. Louis. 40. -
VNANTED-A few good energetic agents.
W ladies preferred. 10 sell "H;chies tni-
versal silver POLISH II IS not a silver
soap. paste" or powder" but chemically
pure LIQUID silver polish. 10 Is A fsvorite with
people who have silver ware aud a good seller
for terms and particulars address {. T.
kltchie. lcweler and manufacturer, HOPKINS
station. Mich. 1911
e. TO $3.50 month can he made workin z
t'' for us. Agents preferred wh0 can fur
uish horse and give their whole time TO the
business. spare moments may be prOlfablv
employed also. a few vaca ncles in towns and
cities. l.. r. johnson x Co.. IO13 Main-Si-.
Richmond "a. \. B.-Plcase state age and
business experience. Never mind about send
ing stamp for reply. y. =. j. 4 CO. oct 3
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


af.ch interest alt some feeling IS
evidently beng exl red among Grand
Armq men .a Michigan over the sub
iset of Cas- National Encampme u be
held at 81 Eaakee. Ihe report ol the
Committee oa Transportation ior tae
Dcpalt.atll al Michigan, submitted to
Commando Brown yesterday ~ Capt.
Oagelt. wiln0t lessen tine mtegestinthe
matter, amply s.ss j, does, avlewoltae
scaat.on somewhat 10 vltaucc with
that assumed oy tAe Department COM
mald.r. rl- I0r-ulAte Tor the mem-
hers Oh the order n Michigan, as the
TElEsaAa HsaALD has heretofore re-
marked. lAal laey can reach M,lwau-
kee partially. and. ia the ease OF con-
siderable number, wholly, by water
ani at q cheaper rlte taaa ~ % by the
way of Chicago.
Commaader-n-Ch.ef Warner Is deter
mined that che acton Of tie railroad:
shall nos defeat TIE encampment a.
Alwaukee. lis circular OK last >atur
day IS severe ln its tone toward the ra.l
roads. bat lm and faithful 70 th'
people 0f Milwaukee. Letters stating
that iIlt oreat l. 4. l.. posts are gOln:
n 1o,ly are being constantly receive,
IN Milwaukee. The Ssatra says tna
Mich gan rrom -es % send the tggcs
...l...-I ..r tfr ..... ..s ft..f nn1 h.lr "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
-r-sys..1 DIST FOR HOEsI-s.

Yrss''S 1-9I OK 'i"I'S'-S
81 u no BARBED WIRE.
Tf<I1S All horses taken up ia Box Stalls
sStf-fAthrough the heat II fne day. and are
In 20 ACRES OF GOOD PASTURE mornings
ard NIGHTS and at same price per week thai -
charged for pasture alone near the city, Nhen
flies are severe some horses ID rot keep ln ~
GOOD ord er in good feed IS when ai wofA Win
some rest from files.
inquire a. Anti kalsomine Co.'S Office. a
North Division S.. or telephone ny reside nee.
57l where keep man " 20 Wa take hvises
y" ~ =. CHURCH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

State Of N.ichigan-Couuty q kent-ss.
]. II. ". Nash. cashir. II the above named
bank do solemny swear that the above state
meut il true. 10 the bcsI Of nv kAo~lrdBc ana
beiief H. ". Nash. Casaier.
Srhscrtnad and sworn 70 betore me this 3Jth
Gay OF July. lsos. ldSty.N DoshN,
Notary Public. County of Kent. Mleh.
Correct, attest.
:. I. ksrIxWALL. 49,.
VIZ. chARs. DifecloFs-
e. ". NATAISs. !
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

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LJRNITl FL stored. packed aDd moved -
I uert packers sent 90 snort notice hy i,aa-
clfr 4 Heir. 30 South Dis-s'ou-st. Ie'~fno. 2
No. 80 for your moving vars. 'th t- -
ANYONE desiring furniilre mofe5 ana
a stored. VIII receive lltfrs. i1l ffs ~
ceffrv at y + Wnffrr'e II ~cnffi Ilif ea 81.
a r-7tfartv IS n8tr Il rf1tirE fasles a1a
chairs fsr Gal -fs 4l..fr iioH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

Az saa.cflssr - rnE TELEGRAM
uEKAIB an1 lals ~ receive the paper
r.galsrig, o. ~hs n-ay have reason to
cosa vlaia "a late delivery. VIII confer a
special l-sor ~ iaforioing this Ofnee Of
the faet at suee. sessi postal card or cal
up telephone 51t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

state of Michigan-County OF kent-ss.:
Haryey j. EOliister. Cashier OF the above
named bauk do solemnly swear that the above
statement j. 4rIc 10 the best OF my knowledge
and belief HARVEY J. NOiIIslEl.. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th
day % July 1889 Horn y. Posi-.
llARTIN l.. SWIFT.
:. "a. BAHyTTT. DIRECTORS
WuLIAN BAKsHART. }
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
KsaL nsrAYs-eIgs

V'EE he.rss ~ ~ peel.e Ars located near
4 sAclr pssAct,k4aA>. eeAse leef..if tAiAks
see c1e-. .is 4eAf tA<.F Ee<i - F7ofo-ete
Eaae saplt Ia teF sA-s tef So sAAl 80 coas
- Ue4l g. la2z -scAr< as ANs tAiA4 a. tAt
cts. A. s. Ft<sle.
S14f.l Ne have ssHs tery Eios iltsls homes
lttNf tot tlsl l-~-e1 cay tc11ls. Davis
4 5sst s. Aeareesf -
$500 sIfss as'.ss g. n'..s ssas .' = tss. .'.
uarta :. ~ n4fss jest s. AsAlse.s1 ~
xa~I CnuicE tlila.A "a sis 1ssli &1-s loc4-
t-ots iiaa. Davis Jest, -
TO loT uaai ta itf "a the Hun We AAse
- sa-.r et ff prrtles 81 tAi ~lD. L@t
4 JasI q. -
IsJKKEi.4 Wa ssms aas eDss oa sAs HAL aaa
\ soaln easl. Lea a. tAtA- -'~'i. : 80.
g. Ast42e - -
e51rYa iofe ora Aeess aud ioi thai ~li double
- Ia value - 0-f DIVISION g. ~ fikita
NSTl Hiet, lear t- ttttce c@e - tNtf
daut dris$ 1ais er.is 4e4-e -
Iat ecv hs~st i-- tN-.~tl-is'
La0E ~AEf-I.or .0Al4. Iuei. 81 CreSccQ ave f.
olt 0loct rasi ~ n.on->t.i price So &.
CaeIty uuaeI foaltl A4Loa@l bAAA "a
IFoR ~ALF-fae pew house, on stew
Asia s0eiilon price. sle5A oh nl'nshls
m small Atnolnt ~ sufc sul Bee IL stow A
4arl>f uaacf 0'd HaiIons- bAnA-
" h.,s sast L4a two god lots placed IA
" alT aaaas es SoaDs ais - au- u 'r.se
tie ci see 81 v.i1as - sr- q teae t-l"'
cosl e4r seaf --a e-ss ssfAia. i~l.'e - 80, ~.
lf0R SAII- -L.al a1g cheap, 4usi ts sid =
unot. Nool e..anee fal spreni@iion- ~ ,.
Gel eAe~p p.see ief hoiAs- p, @e-si "a. -
e.ly Filcs saa Address Il. heD leieA t.-
iieTAe. i''a
gNlR sALE-A ae1ss aud lci e4sy tsrns
f4si nhthaeA- ~ -.if e.- -
4 l.Ok eAl4 3k hNNI Ase nouse "a .ae ~
y hala block ir-in carrie toao i.''.ss ~ i
4 modern ttauruaaHflG7 also Nnr barn tl-ts
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

lNOk SAL1,-Lsi No. Is, Ottawa heAchi ihis
i lot Is one u ihe FIRST selection IL IL 30
Gated only = short distance from the hOicl aiid
Las hue s-rW 81 Lake Michigan Address
JAS n. IaskiAs or ~. u. Losel@ad. ,sraAa
lApids. Mich te-ssA
4 GREAT BAk0AIN-3sU-a farm frame
Il hOusei good os"h2fd llJ acres IN tf0fc1
miles from baldwin; foT sale cheap. LLyNlre
Iasgarf Molc0tt 4 oanson. - VI
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23
LOST

0sf~s-andsy nIghi. a White. hr<ded 6eif.
l. Tlnderw viii return 70 THIS Office q West
Lc0nard-st. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-23

Ex-SEvATon RfoolEBGnGEE IS mad at
the act.oa of tae National Republican
COmmIttee I'D reference % Virginia af-
fairs. Edi.eberger made himself a
fool Ok sufficient magnitude before
the last session Of Congress closed.
He netda't make any more attempts
in tllt .ue.