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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17

Read this and come and see where
you can get your Watches, Jewelry,
Clocks, &c., &c., repaired cheaper
than elsewhere, and warranted RlineY
work 70 be just as good as when it
comes fgom the factory. sAlso fine as
-sasE sl.sllsl 81 lsspl i,ts,
Save moneYio every CENTS wottRsyoa
buy. Ipropose to sell Silver Wars
within few cents Of cost. Silver
Thimbies, 25c., warranted, therefore
you should call and see US. Small
Nickle Clocks, 75c. each, everything
else cheap. Gold Watches, $40 to
$40; Nickle Watches, $3.50, s4 gaud
SIS; Silver Watches, s2.5OFto S25;
Cartridges, Caps, Powder, Shot, Pis-
tolls, anything in that line for sale
cheap. Call and see.
II. A. l.. Burton,
Opposite Court-House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17

The IT. p" 3 Ply the Best Dark
Tyist in the market.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17
Pres't Or. Harvey L. Byrd on
Wines.

President of the Baltimore Medical College,
has used Speer's Port Grape Wine very extern
siyely in hfs practice and has written the fol-
lowing letter:
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 18th.
have prescribed Speer's Port Grape Wine
with marked and decidedly beneficial effects In
cases requiring gently Stimulating tonic, be-
kind, have no hesitatiOuin recommending It to
the profession aud the public generally as en-
titled to full confidence for both professional
and family purposes.
This statement is predicted upon tho Rscer-
tained value of this production, and not from
general reputation merely.
HARVEY L. BYRD, n. D.
President and Professor OF Obstetrics and
diseases OF Women and Children, Baltimore
Medical College.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17

.iFOR DYSPEPSIA
CsO Browne Iron Bltterss
Physicians recommend Il.
All dealers keep It. LOO per bottle. Genuine
has trademark and crossed edIines on wrapper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17

The TT, "a Ply the Best Dark
Twist in the market
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17
Boarding.

cEvERAL Gentlemen can be accommodated
y with Board by
Mareh1s 10. 1sss-a-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17

Nearly all colds are slight. at first, but thslr
ferer becomes a ready victim to any prevalent
disease. The use of Ayers Cherry PectOral, in
the beginning of cold, would guard against
this danger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17

Col. II. L. D. Lewis has been
reelected president of the Shenan-
doah Valley Agricultural Society.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17

Twenty people were recently killed
and one hundred wounded by the fall
of theatre gallery in Japan.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17

Worth, of Paris, has decided in favor of
hoops, but they come in use slowly. In this
country everybody has decided that DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is the best remedy for coughs
and colds, and it's coming fast into general
use. Price 25c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-17

Salvation Oil is the greatest pain destroyer
of;any age or cline. For cure of neuralgia
and rheumatism it has no equal. Price only
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
POSTMASTER BLAIR.


tGs (AafsSs fFsfeTrc2 to tAe tff1t ser
Fles Geaasssssien-
A Wssa.sgtea correspondent wntes
as lol.oas. Iae Board of 0lsl sersiee
Oommtss. .0Aers to4sy sgree5 uf.0a re-
pgrt ia regard - a N5eA gan esse eA.ch
has received consideration al their
hands fer some tme. The resaot WI
ts saba Ted g the President phen he
returns T. the osy. Naea the Henlbers
Of tne board wtee ia Grand hal-as
some time ago Organizing = locii poAfu
oi eA&mlDefs Tor the pest-oItite e t-.1-e'
charges here laaae o. tns1l alte>s-
l0g POSTMASTER Blair anu Ar. nu1soh,
gne chef clefS oi tne railway
maI service OF Grand kapas- 1le
charges we're 10 tie effect t-iAt tno>e
officials have been guilty. ~ ieflins
political assessments upon their sucog-
dlnates, and were sustained "a mo OF
three aIiidaylts presented tAo com-
mlssionsIs while they were IN OranQ
Rapids. After their return -
Mash ngtOn the commissioners received
other ailidaylls 10 tae same effect. Ia
all eight such afhdaylls reached them.
One Of them MAS aimed
especially at Postmaster Blair,
aud al seven OF them made
the charge OF leyying contributions for
eampa gn purposes against Mr.. Hud-
SON. Messrs. Hudson and BLAIR were
afforded an opportunity 10 glye their
side of the ease. They both denied EN-
phatieally the charges made against
them. Mr.. Hudson submitted copies
of letters, written by two of hls aceus-
ers, IN which they retrsct what was
contained IN the afiidayits. lie also
submitted documents 10 impeach the
characters OF others VINO had made afii-
dayits against hlm. The commissioners
were thus put ia position which rem
dered any action on their part, beyond
making recommendation and report
ing the case as IL stands, impossible, be-
cause they have no power 10 send for
persons and papers or 10 subpoena wit
nesSes.
They accordingly drew up report
today setting forth the case as stated
above, and will submit II 10 the Presi-
dent. recommending that the matter
be referred 10 the Postmaster-General
for his action. They also state IN the
report that, IN their opinion, either one
of the two courses ought TO be pursued.
Messrs. Blair and Hudson ought 10 be
prosecuted by the United States District
Attorney Formulating the Civil Service
law in levying contributions, or the
people who made the charge ought TO
be brought to justice for engaging in an
outrageous conspiracy against these
officials.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
THE c. g. w. M. EXTENSION.
Bids For the Traverse City Line 10 DO
Opened Today.

The c. & W. NJ. extension which the
company proposes To build from Bald
win 10 Traverse Cis has called oat
plenty of bidders Tor the contract Of
constructing the line. AT 5o'clock last
night twenty-four bids had been re-
ceived. Among other bidders were:
Winston Bros. and Macarthur Bros, OF
Minneapolis; Foley 4 Ross, of Mani
toba, Donney & Gaiiney, of 81 faul;J
II. Mclean 4 Son. of Coldwater; y. Nc
Dermid & Co., of Toronto, Canada;
Shepherd. Stems * CO., OF Minneapolis
Dewey 4 Hebron, of Chicago; flizgeF-
aid & Co., of Lincoln. Neb.; I. Bremen
q Co., Of St. Paul, and Mcdonald Broth
ers. of this city. The bids were 10 have
been opened yesterday, but they were
not. and II Is not probable that they
viii bc opened before noon today.
The proposed line ls seventy-five
miles long, and extends through
some Of the best hard timber land ia
the state, but there is not town or
village the whole distance. The build
ing of the road includes the construc-
ton Of large iron bridge over the
Manistee river. The bridge vii be
1900 feet long and 50 feet high. The
road VIII be LAID with Steel rails and
viii be iirsi-class in every particular.
II is thought that tho road viii cost
at least $3.50 oo0. and is 20 bc completed
by the first OF July, 1890. THIS VIII
necessiiate some hard work on the part
of the contractors - get the road "a
good cOad dtiOn by that time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

The Arlington propfletors have pur-
chased the buildings formerly Occu-
pied bv tho State Fish Hatchery, on
the hotel grounds, and have fitted mp
the cottage for thc hotel officers, and
have made q f8rlbor Of pleasant rooms
in The other bald ng, thus enlargng
the capacity of the hote. eighteen
rooms.
The Kensingi0n have already letters
asking for rooms during the month Of
August. for ucarly 50 many people ss
they can sccou uodate. The prospects
for pTospor0us season we're never
better.
Imrrovemenfs ere beng made on
several 81 tbs C8fares in 5arb0r Point,
and the grounds tfe in perfect order. In
the way of resort l0f rest Il y among
the finest.
The dummy trBin nov leaves - ss2o
each morning for Odn, who're it con
meets wfh the steamers EDiDFg anq
Juliet. Through tickets NAV - puf-
chased here T'efostey Bssoric.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

The editors, their wives and bestgirls
during the past week have been let
loose upon the unsuspecting and heney-
olent people of Grand Rapids. who, not
withstandlng the infection, have made
them all welcome, and opened their
hearts and purses. so that the pencil
showers can have Jolly time. The
first day was devoted to organization,
and welcoming, and business. The
second day more business was IN order
with about two-thirds of the day spent
in viewing the many manufactures IN
that still beautiful Grand Rapids, city
that is all business, and which never
loses an opportunity to spread her fame
10 all the four quarters of the globe.
The weather has been delightful. and
Grand Rapids viii be remembered by
every editor IN Michigan for years 20
come. Great is Grand Rapids, but
greater Is her people Greenulis CoA.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
THE COURT RECORD.

CmcUtr CoURr-Napoleon 3. Daniels
vs.. Nathaniel L. Weeks; motion Tor
new trial argued and submitted. Murry
Lyttlc vs. c. & ". ". r. X. CO.: motion
for commission 10 take testimony
granted.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Thc People VS.. Fred
J. Daily, keeping saloon Open after
hours: plea OF not guilty changed 70
guilty: fined so and $3.50 c0st>. same
VS.. same. same otfensc. $50. costs. 1886.
Same vs.. same, Same oHense, SO;
S25.45. Same ys. LOue j. Peterson.
sailing fuor without paying tax;
changed plea TO guilty; Sued 500, and
costs $3.50. same y. 30. II. Trade
well, same otfense; plead guilty;
fined s.: S7.t5 costs. Same
vs.. John Luyendyke, keeping saloon
open on sunday; arraigncd and plead
not guilty Same vs.. Michael DOeher,
selling liquor without paying tax; ar
raigned and plead guilty; fine s5o;costs
81 y. Issa Irena stone vs.. George
stone, hearing Of notion for allmony;
defendant ordered 70 pay g. per week.
commencing Monday. the 22d inst.
until further order Of court and 50
solicitors fee, b be paid IN 90 days.
Pouc1-Jamos O'Bron, drunk: Il
davs. Daniel Mcdonald. drunk. j.
DAYS. Thomas Gallagher, drunk and
disorderlv. 10 DAYS Richard Guld.
drunk; adjourned unil July %.
Joshua johnson, disordcTiv, sentence
suspended. Martin Nohrhard larceny.
r. davs. Chas X and VIII A. Emcr-
son. $40 hne and costs Appealed
Henry D0ldeT. truancy; bench warrant
issued. 4. Van Oyercn, receiving
stolen property; adjourned unt
July %. Nicholas Smith. larceny,
adjourned until july is.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

He said AZ that business he was too much *
posed 10 the weather. While there he con
trsCted = bad cold. ana since then life has not
been a ioWery bed OF ease. His cold kept re-
turning almost continually. he lost his aPpe
tlte, bad dropI Ing of mDcHs ri the head
into the throat Hawking and splitting and
coughing most all the time. Had a chill senss-
too over the body. pain in the breast, eyes
vaferT and frontal headache. slept poor.
not appearing 90 derive any benefit from Il.
blt I al tired laneuid feeling al the tine
ard found thst be e. fuld nos keep BIS MAD
long ca sae subject and memory was getting
poorer. He had doct0red and spent great
Zeal % money. hut apparently 20 no atait-
untli q last ne aeSpaired Of ever getting any
relief
I noticed Dr. Cosnaa's Advertisement IN
the paper. and with considerable hesitation,
because had spent 80 much money without
any beneaE I concluded % Try once more !
vent % SEE him. and. AFTER exam n AZ ~.
ne tod ne that I was suffering with Chronic
Istsrrh and Bronchitis. that he could cure
me- hur that BIZ Would flsn so0a time.
PLACED myse under his care and started
tresfHeent st elee.
"fia he az "a va any relief ff
'N ell saouid saw he did 7 commenced
70 improve a. once anf sfter a few treetr1e1 -
~ His saice rlv aesd fel better fasH if sd far
vesrs 7 f-ei Hke a rew man. headachf
coughing hawking spftt'ug ard r1s ffoppinE
firsiT go1@ w appel - "a gne1. ara n 3 r. "a
ci-zr sud I fre "A Z there ess so1efhl1a er-
iovshfe Ia g @ f1r ne vet a14 messy heart '
rsrn mead Dr. fasWs1 and hls treat fE1eut 70
~ gaaarsw RS d.s ~ Fs ssst Thir6-st..
vhere fhis statement can Be Te-l lHee- lil-lfn
Herald
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
HIS TRIAL COMMENCED.
Japass asrtin s~iuz srsed fer fieking
Pockets al TIE Races.


James ASrt.n, 3 man Who MAS eaag q
picking the POCKET II Joshua Speea ~
tae races lzst THURSDAY MAS srra gaed
M Justice Mestfals court yesterday
afternoon. lie pleaded not guilty ana
his examination was commenced With
she testimony Of M speed. Martin :
wlfe SAT close by hls ssde Weeping al
through the progress oE the case
Mr. Speed testified that he, With
several companloas, WAS standing GA
the grand stand very nlaea interested
ia TIE races when man. whom he
recognized a. the prisoner, pushed be-
tween hlmse and eampanlon. Marta
stood on hls nght SIDE with hls arlns
folded, - that hIs rsght hand could
easily touch hls speed = COAX
Ma. Speed sSid that Martir
caught the tapped OF his coal
and pulled i ASIDE, aAd then
slipped has hand down into she
lower vest pocket, where Mr., Speed had
$50 or 80. Atthls polut IA tLe test
mOny Mr.. Speed remarked 2ssde. III
he had waited till the end of the next
heat be would have been welcome 10
ali there was left Ia the pocket" MIR.
Speed watched Martins hand until il
had grssped the money aud lifted II
nearly eat OF the pocket. He then
grabbed MarIln and acid hm unul
Deputy Sheriff sargcant came up ana
arrested him. Martin seemed 10
understand his business a hs hand
moved IN a professional way" said MIR.
Speed, bat the defendants lawyer OBJ
iected 10 such testimony. unless Mr..
speed considered himself an expert.
The objection WAS Oyerruled, and after
the reading of the testimony, the case
was adjourned until tins morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
NOT THIS YEAR.
The G. II. 3 I. VIII Curtal Its Building
Operations.

'I am sorry TO say that the Chapman
law Will make US a good deal of trou-
ble," observed President Hughart, of
the 6. Il. 4 l., as he laid down his pen
and swung around IN his Office char.
Il can tell you that we have decided
not 10 make the proposed extensions OF
our line, because We can't get our
bonds fioated The law now Will cut
down our passenger earnings just as
soon as they begin 10 grow lucrative.
Capitalists do not wish 10 put their
money into that sort of investment.
We had contemplated building a
branch from Big Rapids 10 Luding-
ton and another from Milton Junction
10 Manistee, but the plans are per-
manently laid aside. OF course we
shall extend such spurs as are necessary
TO haul out pine for shipment. But
that Is all.
"My opinion of the bill? OH | am
100 impatient with it 10 talk. | think
the man who drafted il is a-l4-karat
fool. But guess you must excuse me
from discussing it further. | am too
much interested to talk about It dispas-
sionately."
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

"The peach and grape crop IN the
neighborhoOd of Grand Havcu viii this
season be almost a total failure" says
". c. Baker. Il own fruit farm N
that locality and am qualified for
speaking upon the subject The severe
cold in February and the biting frOsts
late ia the spring practically destroyed
the crop. Farther south 30 the frOit
belt-in the neIghb0rhood oi -. Joseph
Il understand the prospects are moro
encouraging. Peaches I'D Mich gan are
yearly becoming more AID more an
certain crou'
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

r. b. Hyman, travelling man of
Grand Rapids, says: After months of
suffering with very stubborn case of
Eczema, or fever sore on my leg, and
consulting and taking treatment from
a score or more physicians all oyer the
country, DR.. Lemoreux, of Lake View,
Mich, told me of Loose's Extract Red
Clover. | only used two pounds solid
extract and taking four bottles of fluid
extract internally, am entirely well. 1t
was the only thing that the sore yielded
TO, and had tried every and anything
that had been recommended TO me.
Or. Lemoreux considers it one of the
very best remedies as blood purifier
IN existence.
For sale by White & White, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
HE SAW THE FIGH9.
fEea B&tax Niyes H. skeerl~nos al sl.s
snilisAa kIhrsln Ain.


Fred Day ussgl4ed Yesterday
nAoFning FROM A.s q > e. NeW Ofltans,
where hs san tie ag pfze hgAi Ae
stopleA al Ohg.eo GA Ais way hack
ana visited Ter iev 3ays Regarding
his exg,ereaeg al tau fghs lac Sass. a
arrived Al Aew Orleans 10 nnd ihe
opinion quite prevalent that the fghl
would not take place, bUi soon eb-
served that those WAo stood wthin the
inaer circle ana close to the chef
hackers ol thS giants were ooahdeas
the hattie would be fought. Late
Saturday night !, with nnmher 81
otners, Mas made aware ot Tie Arrange
menis, aud Ne lest ao tllne IA getting
Ngsn the grounds al kichburg, which
ls lille over one hundred nll.es from
New Orleans ] ogEAlne1 good seat
about ten feel from the ropes and, as
the seats were elevated. had me view
Ol tie ring. or course ] believed Il MAS
suillyAn's fight. hut must admit the
hrst few rounds surprised nae noi a
little. hiraIn seemed at the outset
to be good match for the
giant, bat after tie first half
dozen rounds Il was clearly suih-
vans light. The contest MAS very
amusing for the spectators, and tie
pluck OF hIraln ia coming 10 the
scratch 10 be repeatedly knocked down
was much commented upon. klraln
could take punishment with the best
grace, and stood more OF Il than any
man ever saw before. He could not
give any. his blows making no effect
upon las antagonist. When time Was
called kllraln would come up 10 the
mark, would take blow or two from
Sullivan, and would then back away.
going 10 the outer edge OF the ring and
edging around. All TINS time he kept
"A good eve upon John over d shoulder.
Once IN while sullivan would
say; Come up Jake, Temem-
her YOU are Ia he champion ot
the world sullivan would pass
these sentences ia Joking manner,
and would smile as he spoke them.
When Sullivan coaNed HIM 10 come 10
battle, Kilrain would come up as pluck
lily as any man / ever saw, bat i Was
no use. Even when ms backer had
given up the fight at the end OF the
seventy fifth round, plucky kilrain
WAS toeing the mark ready 10 receive
more punishment. Sullivan at tirst
dealt has blows upon the head of bis
antagonist, but, later on, dealt them
upon the lower ribs and between them
and the hips. The audience WAS not
made up of sporting men alone, for
there were bankers, brokers, merchants
and professional men ia the crowd.
There were less than a haf dozen
Michigan men present, but nearly ali
theStates were represented at the mill."
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
A COMPROMISE CANDIDATE.
A Possibility that Gov. Crosby May BE
Postmaster.

There is new feature in the Grand
Rapids post-office contest. 1t is under
stood that Postmaster-General Wana-
maker has said that he has become
very much fatigued at the acrimonious
character of some of the papers on file
in this case. He is also credited IN GER
tam circles with the intention of going
outside of the leading candidates and
selecting ex-Lieut.-Gov. Crosby as a
compromise candidate. Wanamaker
is personally acquainted with Crosby,
whom he has met IN some religious as
semblles, and Is known 10 entertain a
good opinion of him. Washington Cor.
Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
SALOONISTs SENTENCED.
Judge Burlingame Disposes OF Several
Cases.

Judge Burlingame yesterday meta
phorically spit on his hands and went
for the saloon keepers with
bare knuckles, and knocked them
out without mercy or the benefit
of clergy. F. J. Daily was the first
victim, and in the three cases against
nm he got an aggregate fine OF 500,
carrying with it $32. 10 in costs. w. Ill.
1radewell was given the privilege of pay
ing Sl2.45, $40 of which were the costs,
and Michael Doeher, for selling liquor
without paying his tax, was charged
$50, with kite string of S625 for ex-
penses. All of the fines were paid and
the defendants released, happy that
they had not been dealt with more
severely.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
white Mountain. aud Bar uarbor.

Commencing June %, the Michigan
Central and It's eastern connections will
run through line of elegant, new buf-
fet sleeping cars through from Chicago
10 Bar Harbor, Via the Niagara Falls
and the White Mountains, without
change. Connection viii be made at
Niagara Falls with through sleeper 10
Clayton, where connection viii be made
with steamers 10 the Thousand Islands
Alexandra Bay, Montreal and Quebec
For full and detailed information IL
regard TO these summer resorts, and
the way 10 reach them, send si@ cents
postage for "A Modern Pilgrimage"
and summer tourist rates, 10 o. W.
Ruggles, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, III.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
THE COMMITTEES

Appointed by Charles X. Sigh. of the
NationsI Furniture Association.
Charles X. Sigh, president of the
National Furniture Manufacturers
Association, has announced the stand
ing committees for the year. L. c..
Stow, Of this city, is a member for
Grand Rapids on the Transportation
Committee; c. III. Leonard on the Com
mittee on Export Trade; Geo. w. Gay
chairman of the Committee on Trade
Schools, and Elias Matter member Of
the committee to consider advancing
the furniture prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
THEY WILL MOVE.
The Gas e. Water Company's Busi-
ness Too Large for their
Present Quarters.

In conversation with Mr.. Fred F.. Granzow
the special engineer Of the night service AT
the gas house. il was learned that the company
were seeking other and more coinmodious
quarters.
II is but little Tpore than four years since
the citizens OF tlfH Zenith city have enjoyed
the luxury of having gas, and ne company
present business. Mr.. GranZow has been with
them for some time. having come from Prairie
Du Chisne. Wis, his former home, ana where
he was employed By the Caicago. Milwaukee
< st. Paul Railway company. having charge Of
Of The construction OF bridges for them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
DR.. Ethelbert O. COSman.

Faf- 81 tns rfne. nrssf Co sre ~ Medicine
srs Ssrxe~v .CfaetlnatI, nsa has o1dces ~
Rooms ara . No le Aonr 81 tr-z-
Raptas Mica were al curs6is cases az
fFrafe8 - ~ Success
Me- 80 ssas-s treated steesssf fTs-
x-,-s~tiln Erfenrs ssass DTs7ensa a Eh~1-
nszfsSrs sn6 NERVOUS Hl-1Aot- Al
flS-ssrs e.ca - Il rhe seEss a s5e-iait7.
CsTsHhH Ei RID
CONSULTATION ~ .~se e. = rs 8
0cce asars - e a "a. 80 , g SRI 70
So n sar1sF - p. r.
4ss~..s a. nazH - Dr. r o Ceersaa. Rar-ns
lsns = ~. - Nerves. aE4a4 kaEias
MIea
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
DEUEL. GOES TO JACKSON.
Detective Cast Accompsnies the Torgsr
and Jali- fgres ker.

Ben. /. Deuel. was removed 70 the
Jackson state prison 10y Detective Gas;
yesterday. 1t is sad that deuel. was
badly broken gp about gong, but he
was taken right along, and was hand
cufcd, 50 tnst there would be no
danger Of hs making an escape.
Detective Cast ha, oever seen the Jack
son State prison, y. s volunteered 10
take deuel. there, 50 that be might see
the cage whore some Of hls BIRDS are
cnnhnnl
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

ssZeke Weica answered ln WestfsIl' :
eourt yesterday - = charge of ssssult
and battery bat The esss o0sId rot -
concluded, ard 81 adJear rnmsnt wss
saken aAsl aext saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

The Gram IapIds p~Dple hsve treat
81 tae HIeh gan editors handsomely
The cord, ~ ~lta Uflcn thf7 TTnre re-
r.s.r~ea and fI1e ce0eros 81 Hhrh
rev vtrs eatrtssneo ~ no5 sJ1H -
sorgstten s--Aa~izn Ilm1
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

The state Editorial Association u In
Grand Rapids tbs week, eating bread
and honey and enjoying ia other ways.
the hosp, ,tslfty of fhe good n8tured
cfzens ~ the Valley Cty ty.->aesafaek
Toausc-r19L
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
1T is NOT CONCLUDED.

Tho Emerson brothers Take Their Libel
Case to the Circuit Court.
Judge Holmes yesterday sentenced
the Emerson Brothers, convicted Satur-
day criminal libel, TO pay a fine Of
SO and costs, or fifteen days in jail.
They appealed the case % the circuit
and gave bonds for their appearance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

Hen~v Da'Her. tne Who wss
let oG gn suspended ce several
weeks ego. wss - base reTorted e.
Judge HOMES yester5sF- but ne had
er56frfIr 5erarstku tae Hafe a1d 2
kenea varrant vss IssHe1 faT aIrn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

Potatoes Sc ss5e ? bushel
L-tiaee o. psgaa Tor act house; ACE =
lasAsi ier garden.
k2gs-t5e t3EsR.
batter-lussl-c ? pound.