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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
eorees aub Carriages.


A -FL IA va "a. S7S BRooME-ST.
<1.rc sN-f CARR AGES OF the best CLASS
.EiiSprNsioN VICIoRlAS,
eesfh q q SPRING YlCToRIAS,
LIGHT VICToRiAS.
c.,. Two wheelers. Landaulets,
III pS;etOns. Pau Carts, Landaus.
M Ma, Gigs Village Carts, omniouses'
sRfpSxke Vs1fASSENGER RoCKAWAYs.
SeeA EXTENSION FRONT.
AGONEITES,
fEP0T WAGONS,
CURTAIN RoCKAWAYS
OUR PATENTS
ON BuCKBoARDS.
o.k surreys. OAK Wagons, OAK Kun
,hont@ 2.passenger Buckboards; S-psssssn'
ier puck6Sstd tPs sSSaes os bu PSSetoSs
ox IL pI'osTjHERP PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
s,re,o Dnals Tfiplets, all kinds Of springs
All NOVELTIES IN OAK AND FAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES r. ~.
a&ke6NS. LIGHT VEHICLES,
for estates and country driving.
n..,o,sS WsSons. Surrey Wagons,
Ladies Pssetons. Xis-a,Vis1.,.,.,..
sS ff PSsetcns. Contractors Jobs.
bcnv Phastons. Saxon Phaetons.
6es3 wagons Fancy Vehicles
"'SNir NiATuRE TRAPS, ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
gaking the lsrses. ana most diversified as
finsls q SsfTlsgsFs IL tsS Vnissd sse'
LoWESf PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage in town
or out until you pay us visit
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROoM6
IN THE WORLD.
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Real estate 10 GxthanQe.

EXCITANGE.-Brookyn apartment house,
II firstclass, rented for country place or
lots. J. .. HOYT. II Broadway
T. XCHANGE.- Desilable store and fat
IA property, rented, in Brooklyn. for lots
or country residence. J. o. UOIT, Il
Broadway.
~ IRST-CLASS income property; most
Il rapidly improving and value increasing
section 9th.ave. business corner, with adj
joining stores rentals 50. 900; exchange Sor
Improved country property cash valuation.
JOHN ii. PLATT. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Counlrn ReaL Gsiatc Go Get

A I MoNTCLA1R AGENCY. Handsome
"A residences for sale OF exchange houses
10 let, furnished and unfinished. WIN.
NJ. TAYLOR. 20 Ceiar.st
ITO LET.-At Garden City. Long Island
with all Improvements rental 400 10 5000
per year. Apply 10 l.. III. CCNLIFF. Man
ager, Garden City. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Real estate iuanteo.

OWNERS will consult their interests by
W sending particulars property, sac,
rent or n amaze: regiStIatiCn and adScf-
Using free. LUDLOW, DAY & CO., 81
West 3lst-st.
W. hNTED. For the winter: a small fur
w nished suburban dwelling, within half
Address NJ. BOX 20. Tribune Office
For other real estate ads. SEQ 9th pasc1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
domestic 5iinatluns Uante6
NIales.

n sEFULrMAN.-By handy man can
u co all repairs on an estate; understand
steam and -team-iltting 10 years rex
crcnCCs JANIIOE, Sol heht-dN'',
RFoukfXu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
domestic situaiions iDantea
Females.

| ~ OOK and LAUNDRFSS-CH BIER.
/ u MAID and WAITRESS. -ZEApcrie1ee1
/ and capable every way VIII 40 ths MDIa
| Of family between them; city or county
/ cook hfst-class bread maker and DakfI !
/ best reference. AZ CARPENTERS, 100
/ gth.aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

! n OOK. WASH and IORN.--By an Eng,
" llsh young woman; uniersianis al
kinds Of cooking thoroughly excellent isun.
/ dress best references. Call 23f 3iiNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
domestic 5ituailons t0anteo
Males.

COACITMAN ami GROOM.-By a man Of
" "a in private family best personal
and other reference Gail or address $50
FultOn-st., BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Boar0 Wanleo


City.
ID OARD WANTED.-By young married
Id coupe; West Side, between 10th ana
SOth sts. boad and two connecting rooms,
boarding house. Address COMO, Tribune
Uptown ONCE, ], 23S Broadway.
~ ENT AND WIFE desire hr,t-clasS board
NJ below 42d-st full particulars, forms
references AMERICANS. Tribune Onicc.
ID LtASANT. quiet rooms. with nrst-cla,s
board, wanted by father ana daughter,
near 3uth,st. and Broadway; private family
bIcnIreu references exchanged AddrLss
Il. W., Room 40, 10 COrtandtst.
Country
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED. For man
" ana wife within easy distance OF the
city; fof the winter terms must be reason
able. Address, giving full particulars. H.,
Box 10, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Board ano Rooms.

A -ATTENTION.-Partle can now make
"A. arrangements for fall board; attrac'
tive floors, with private baths; with or
without private table; suites ana single
rooms board optional: apartments. doe
tors offices; all desirable locations; high.
est references given. Information free. APP
ply 70
S. c. LELAND & CO.,
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

TSFFUL-MAN.-By a Swcdc, speaking
L English: good with horses CAREFUL
driver, can milk, NOV lawns attend w. =
Sc: excellent references. AZ CARPEN-
TEkfs IBS Gtb-a ave,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

VIZ AITRFSS.-Firstclass willing 70 10
w chamb,rwork IN nice private family;
best years reference. $40 West i0th-st,
4th floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
domestic Situations Uanteo

Females.
-A.-A. ----------------------O
~. MRS. l.. SEELY,
formerly Miss l.. CampbelO,
Is WEST 2ZD-ST.
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE
AND FEN ALE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
All reference, strictly investigated.
Servants breaking engagements Will
be dismissed from Office and forfeit all
claim to fee paid.
n. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
Us WEST 22D-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Gonntrp Real gstdie for Sale.

L. me PLACE on the Hudson River !;
Il 1873 acres in high state OF cultivation
with all varieties OF fruit in abundance, and
in the neighborhood Of some OF the finest
places on the river. Owner, 81 Broadway
Room Il.
NOR SALE.-Blg snap in a valuable bus.
Il ness property, in the best location in
Baltimore. SAMUEL BEALMEAR, $40
st. Paul-st, Baltimore, Nd.
M ONTCLAlR n. J.-Lots and plots for
WI sale low % clOsc an estate no better
or cheaper anywhere. Principals address
ENECUTOK, 7. o. Box 10l, MOntclair,
n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

U,EFUL.MAN.-B a young maui.d
honesty. sobriety and intelligence will be
appreciated; good penman and inquirer
strong and active. JOHN J. SULLIVAN,
552 West 49th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

| ~ OOK.-By German; unf'TTtanfs hei
| " business thoroughly ~ years' r,iec
ences city or country. Mrs. CoLLltts
| 1nS West 93d.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

w ASKING by the day.-By competent
w woman and q year, references from
last place. Address ADVERTISER 623
1Oth-aVe., 81 boil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Orcssmahlnq.

4 MADAME STONE & BROS,
~. 3i3 jth-ayc.. ncar 33d--t.
English ladies' tailOrs; walking suits
from Sl2; III guaranteed ball, evening aud
reception dresses mourning orders promptly
executed.
A KTIsTIC DRESSMAKING.-I imported
"A fashions; perfect III and finish: orders
executed In "A hours; price, moderate
goods purchased II desired. Mr.. NOEL.
ROY B. East 9th-st., between Broadway
and 4th-ave., opposite Denning's
nREssMAKB DIR drslIe- q few mote Gus
~ toners by the day perfect litter and
draper; references. 3lG last j7.h-st.
nRESsMAKER.-A young lady would
~ sew aui do dress making in lamily dur
iug fall and winter months tt5ur slS per
month. Address MAY, Box %, Tribune
once.
nRFSSNAK ER-By an experienced cut
~ ter, filter ana draper; ladies' and
misses suits, wraps, evening dIcsses EN-
gaocmput bv day references. AddTcS
ENNIS. 200 West Gl-t-st.
N RESSMAKEE.-Nr- Hayes. formerly
IL with Nine. D.edcn, makes dresses
cheap. Cal al GGS GDi-aye
RESSMARER.- First-ciass filter and
the day: late OF one OF the leading houses
city references. D., go We, 231-st.
IN at-SAlAk ER.-By day long expert
~ encc; quick worker: perfect filter;
stylish draper rcmndrlS terms reasonable
references uneXcopuon1be Address by let
ter Mrs :. TOMBSTONE, l67 East l09th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Rooms ID antco.

4 BROTHER ana A~.,r desire, for the
"A winter 4 handsomely furn shed apart
mcnt siN or eight rooms location must be
Of the best. nos above i9th-st., easy of a.
cess and terms rca enable. Adi"ss, with
fun particulars w, Room %, Grand Hotel,
broadway, corner 3l~t-si.
MARRIED COUPLE want large room,
vi neatly furnished. in private house.
Address f., Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
flats Go Get, Furnished.

II FAITHFULLY FURNISHED FLATS.
~ rooms. private hall, immediate Dos.
session. 339 West 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
domestic 5linatlons Oanteo

ess>>NS-e'r
Males.
GERMAN couple wir place with
y gentleman; first-class IN every respect >
sober and trustworthy; viii live. by them'
-elyes or family with them AulioaS W"
Tribune ONCE.
ID UTI..R.-By Grstcla-s FrenchEan; I'M
ID derstands his duties thoroughly In every
respect; hf-t-clis- rerTenu- Address
EMILE. Cos G.h.aye., market.
II UTLER-COOK.-B AZ Englishman,
ID aud wife, man gOVt butler VII good
cook. Adde'S, BUTLER, COOK, IhOuhe
Lpt WI 0nice, LBS broadway.
COOK.-Ey competent man can TAX" full
y charge hOtcl. club, institution years
reference. Address J. c., care MIS-. hri.y'
rs 7;h-aye.
CooK.-By Norwegian IN restaurant
y kitchen assistant ianitoIf stttly anu
Hing q work. Address LIN DM Ann
g llamiEon-ave., BROOKLYN.
CoACHMAN and GROOM.-Ry an /
" young SWed sh man (singlcl thoroughly
understands his business; good groom aid
horseman strictly sober AMI re ab,e Will
ing and 0bliglng; personally Iecomnien H no-
Address COACIfMAN, Eagle Branch. LIT
b, dford-ave., Brooklyn.
HOACHMGN- GARDENER tc.-By a
I married man wife as good cook anu
laundress: 3 years references from last
employer. Address COACHMAN, Box H.
Tribune One
TOACHMAN.-By a sober and reliable
L man OF long experience understands
everything about horses; Il a nr-tcla-s
driver; willing % make himself u,etll
df-t-rlass references. Can be seen 90 me
harness store. or address j. a.. g2l 6ih.aNe.
OONCHMAN aud GARDFN ER-By a
u single young man thoroughly under
stand, his business; Will MAKE himself use
ful best references Address ID. o., Tribune
Laiown once. LBS Broadway.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
ciiAki.Es i'pi'rEn.

cattle br-uais~i .,g,r cut an to,h hip.
iinT..-, iTnnsis'i sssi~ .. s'i' "n left ,suuhi-T.
'-u' 90 lon Thigh. i.sns-, iyp-"F white ri'v'
sn.i isiur Nutiu'sin, IsFnrii ,,'uHiy. C"Ist.,ia
''e-i"ts" s,tiT-'s. iiish Weeks, Foreman.
.>-hl-,. tah.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

po.tofIicc address, Mcckcr. Colo. Range.
Slate creek and vicinity Of Mcckcr. All cattle
branded rs in cut. Eor-rnnrks, swallow fork
left. undcrbit right. Also own following
-bsapd.. n: on tiEht side. - on left side.
These cattle have the tally brand on or near
left shoulder. except those brTnded III:
on left side which hn,c no tally brand. Horse
brand, same ms cut. All increase branded
same a. cut.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
MAD RACE FOR LIFE.

Horribls Accident on the Denver Rio
Grands Caused by a Broken Coupling.
WALsExBURG. Col. Dec. IA shock
ing accident occurred on tho Denver
& Rio Grande road Tuesday night four
miles west OF here in which an en-
giueer and fireman were instantly
killed and large amount OF property
destroyed
A freight train left Laveta, made up
oftwo eng res In front twenty-five cars
of cattle. Ten freight cars. a caboose and
an engine In the rssr. The train soon
broke in th-ee psrts a-d then there be-
gan race f7r lfe IS he middle
section was loose from the caboose
ei-h no brakeman on t. The front en-
riras ran about thres niies a. a rate Of
over mile = Minute down grsdo
ninety fect - the mlla The middle
section ~ tzsutY-four cars loaded With
ca--fs and Inn Der overtook them.
The first engine escaped. but the sec
ond one vas Instantly overvheimed
ia great mass of sying wreck
age which buried shs engineer and
fireman beneath t- Sling them tn
stana7 Portions % timber OF fYing
cars were thrown over 200 feet when tho
collision occurred seven cars ~ cattle
and siEh. cars - lumber were piled up
in che wrors and arsr.7 al tle cattle
killed or horribly ua--. al.
William Gleysr che lad engineer.
leaves a wife and one child in Pueblo.
Thomas Baker. ths fireman. single. also
lived al Pueblo -. Fl. FsrrinEsr and
u Efrouson. hota a-skemeB. were &C.
ve-e.v urad ard were -aken -o 80
corran hospital as Pueblo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
THE OBSERVER


Strangers eA9 vls.l the Tn Ted states
from foEe.ga countries. alulosI wt1ouI
exception. express wonder a. the ln-
geass activity ot gae American people
hsEe as 1oaaeIe slss - see word.
sleless. - a la ugs te depends
upol suergy ln tas p-rsl-t ~ every
dAy Affair.".
Ne stand upon the street Of great
ely eve4 10 larger taan Grand Rap
.1s. snd the rushing throDss hurry by,
each one apparently engfossed n tie
chase ~ -oale o5IeeJ, waleh. When o5-
tz.ued. shall Place h.m il advance Of
IS competitors. Many rush through
lte. scarcely taxing tlme ~ i've Iney
hurry o. their factories, stores, or
other places " .Auor. AID work
there Gay after day I'll out
RACED nature c0mpels them .
des.sl. Even pleasure ls made
business, and weares from tie very
intensity with winch = pursued.
The wisdom Ok such oOurse 5 more
than questionable. Ildustry, ltis true,
j. = blessing. but when q j. changed %
bseath.ess haste, there is Danger of rs
becoming poisonous. hurIul, and n
many cases destructive. Au 0ll prO-
verb declares that in many cases
"H4sty climbers have sudden falls.
and the " sdom0f the saving ls proved IN
MANY unfortunate instances. often We
behold those who nave buItup fortunes
or reputation u day, lose their all on
the turning of single event. Stability.
honesty and integrity are the natural
results OF growth into permanent sue
cess. Il takes a longer time u erect
substantial structure. one that shows
character and solid ~ from Us t0unda-
ton up, than % erect one for the gam
20 bee gotten out Of 10 for the time being.
There are Just a. many characters IN
/ buildings as there are characters IN
men. lt takes time and patience 10
[ bring about strength and perfection.
And then there IS enjoyment. Is life
so short that We have no time % take
innocent pleasure ourselves, or grant
legitimate and healthtul recreation 70
others II our philosophy so teaches
US. u needs 10 be revised; there u too
much selhshness IN II. There are
other duties IN life Just "a impera-
tive As pihng mp wealth, or outstrIpping
| others, or winning fame and enyiablc
/ reputation.
Undue haste for worldly gain IS sure
/ death 10 manhood IN the end.
Young man, rise 10 an honest, noble.
prosperous manhood. Live for a good
purpose. Prepare for and take the
/ responsible positions of honor IN buSi-
ness and society. "He that walketh
with wise men shall be wise"
A young mans whole future life de-
| pends largely upon the associates he
/ chooses. Look about and ask yourself,
1 Who are my associates?
/ But the material effect of unwise
/ haste is less TO be deplored than it,
/ effects upon the individual. II is
| ruinOus to health, good work, enjoy
/ ment and future usefulness. Hurry
bring worrys and worry by.degrees con-
| sumes the life as fire does the fuel.
! The person, too who is ever rushing
! from one duty to another, is likely t.
make speed the principal thing to be
/ sought for, when It should always bc a
secondary matter. ThOrOughneSS and
accuracy should 90 ahead of rapidity
/ but this IS often forgotten by the man
/ who measures his labOrs only 10y the
amount OF work done, instead of the
/ character put into II.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

ASSESSMENT ROLL fer fhr conrf uoilor ~
y 4 sewer In the alley c noen Nf s-un end
Iona stID ts from i q 7 .suEs ftre.t O. hen-
berry street. Il ihf c.it .f Gran hafttF
NFfr.4 or rfr CIV fIftf
GRtKp EsrIrs. Mich. Dec is. iss-
10
T. E BsLop. Mrs. Leonard rra1forr tu.
drew bulf
ia aAamc0 Champion. Nsrv Ca.ag o.
tar..a b 90 amp.
fueeUIue IT, uNf
Nrs Ioi Je ng.
Nfu. IaldhaIe.
Jo.n n rfaneef. Estate - n s. ep'fn. Cor
ufHH> ~rHriTff.
isaac ougun.
kte Naa iffrie. Cornelius Van sir.ep
Mrs JAMES Walsh.
Aou are hereby notified Shat arer..fnr. .a
arc about 80 bf made upon yan fa 0rftar fHr
expense ~ the aforesaid frr uroTfurrf
assessment roll has been mnde m fnr prem.
and is on fIf 30 flr clerks fT-.
whore ff wiu remain ops f.r InsH..
until Mondsv evening De- Af wNrr
where you ear appear before ttf inr'nIr
Council on saio evening snf SHOW esusf t
any WHY SAID aer-sern erfe "r'n Hnf l.
made aud collected accord 1880
MA -HINhH
ffrl l.rE
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

tSSFSSMENT ROLL Tor the construction -
y q sewer n thr al > hffWerf Cour ard
Mount Vernon ST Q. from hHeu street f
Valley street. iu tle g. of Grand llss
DFFIcF oF City CUBA.
GRAND Rams. MICH. Dec. ls lssa.
To
y. W Ia u lrd.
James ". converse.
John Green
Henry A. Hevdorn.
Willis =. Townsend.
Maya Wanch:snd Euzaheth Wof
Aou are hereby notified That stsessrTrrie
are about to be- m sde upon you o. deiray f~f rr
pc'l.e AZ tie Aforesaid Improvement q r al--ts
Ineuf roll has been made in fff TTff Ises. ffd
IS ou Gle ia tho Office a. The clerk ef taIa rfF
q here DO VIII msir open fur inspect InU ~
Monday evening. 4 . .embff 81. l,sa. wafr aut
where yuu can appear before thr to..fnoI
Council. on said evening and show rabsf n
anv Us said assessments shuuif NOS D. fra.f
ana collected according g. las
ruINENhN.
CITY C.Brs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

ADoth ANtf I'D A-At =.
s.,tssrx - cf..s s.~ase. TAI. i.
.,-.s-s ..,
AA-i. - ~ ~
-~-- --,-
pElces Z pl~5 y -. .-s hot - -
~--1 Aeir ~ ---ls --i et'l-s
Ne-Ae | ''r s-s - = -.
N~-~ -. wa --~ ~~'
7Fels '-'--s
~ @s . 4%~l-A = - e'-''s
pr a-<
Jusu.A. =. Fredreh. So ana 81
C4ual-s{-, .s snow ~ al elegant line ~
musical Instruments sult4b-e lor size
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Az -ubseriber 10 IHE TELEGRAM
HERALD una fails - rocsiss The pap "a
rsEuizriYs or -ho may have reAson 10
ssnapiaia or late delivery. -iu eoafsr -
special fasor ~ iaforunias this of.es Of
sbs faet A. once. send pos1Al card or cal
~ telsphsns s5t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

pROD ATE 0RbiH safe Michigan Coun
Is Df Kent >> a session aI tlt PROBATE
Court fuf ,aIu feU. N al Kent. hrlc 60 tlr pro.
bate office. lu tlf r.IrH ~ GRAND Rapids oH r.t
la day II bectmbrr lu che year olt Iao4.
sand tlelf AulGr-a aai r .Alfy-llEt
Present. Cyrus T. Perkins Judge of Probate.
lu the matter ~ the estafr of
= htllH lOlLIli. Uts asfd.
An instrument il writing. uurnurtug o. PEE
the last VII and Testament uf said deceased.
having been filed ia q esgIt for probate.
~ is ordered. fhat Monday. thc ffh DAY of
December instant. IL Gem O'Clock ll tht fore
noon. al said Probate olncf. be- appointed ior
VT 3. said Instrument.
AND il is further ordered. that q copy ~ fhis
order be published thrfe successive weeks
previous to said day 90 hearing ln thc Ifli-
GFAN- FEsIp. . daily newspsper printed and
circulating iu said county - hruf.
CYRUS D. PERKINS
"A true copy Judge az Probate
ADoLPn h. MlsJ2. Register fu
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
A New Pension Agency

y eldme 10 the importuuitcs oi
h.s numerous city clients. Chap
Ian Gibson has rented trom Col
onel Wells lhe room formerly oc-
cupled by the lAte Al. 4. Yale,
corner Pear and OttAWH-sts. ana
wll establish h.s central pension
ofhco there Himself or son WI
be .n constant attendance Tie
Chaplain secured fifteen pensions
during month of OJtober
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

pR0BATE OBDER-Siate % Michigan. Couu
~ 81 Kent - Al D session ~ tae Probate
Court Tor said County ~ Kent held ai fht ffo
bate Cfllee ln the CTS o. GRAND Rapids. ou
the Sd day ul December. lu ulr year one
thousand eight hundred and t.Ahty uinr
Present. cyrus D. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
Ia the matter ol the estate of
MATILDA MAJ. Minor
Abraham May guardian - said minor. has-
iug rendered 10 fiii- court his annual account.
II is ordered that Noldsy. fhc 24 cav ~
December instant. at l0 o'c.srs ia fhf fofs-
noon a. said Probate once. be appulnfco far
examining and ALLOW IUc said account.
And IL j. further ordered that o copy of this
order De publ shed twn successive Wrffe Ifn
yious a. said das 80 htaTlu4. ln fhr lII
cf.Av HfRtIn. "a daily new>uhncr preted an r.
circulating p said County az Kent
IA true copyl CYRUS .. PERKINS
Judge of Probate.
ApoIrH +. ~ .sos. Register fI
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY,
aRA9D IAPlls. / u II. Do. ..

ssNAroa srAsgoEo has introduced
rs direct lax retundng biI. As
W have loyal Congress nov, the bal
W t0ua-es. p8ss
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF AL Michigan Dallles Ex-
cept These OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
LOST

| 0ST-> sunday evening. sf Ar5eiter Han. a
- gold loceef. Finder please rffITn g. ihe
aiverfis.ag department. OF ihc telegram Her
z and -rl IFf reward
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

julius A. : Fuedreh, - aud 81
C4ual-st-, .s SHOW ~ al elegant line oI
musical instruments suitable lor sle
ncl days select yolr N4I.slDuAs pres
cnts VI NJ llrdrleh.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

a ~fAFlN1E - rod 49, has g. atl.- sI
a as wllAis we've u4.les " .als SIS. 4
nstia.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

IAufEs Beng overloaded Wiz oeI
IAN bats and wiling - reduce size
same. ! mzee ~ us n.fa1 ca loser TIE
prices 2 or~rr to get mF ulonev hack
Aad hereby orer my e n2ts tor g ~.
zla every tag p proportion
come ana eKsialnE t4e same - 40.
- C4ua.-s... ANA you Wl4 Il1 thal
ever gA.ug J-sl a. 4 represent
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

RADCLIFFE HOLT. general warchousemen.
II ~ lI south DIyiaion-st- store 90 klnfs q
merchandise A. flw rates. rrrEir- and
moving promptly attended 10 Dy teienhunlug
so. go. 1su Tx
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

chees oranges - Hateh's. 90 cents
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

All diseases OF men and women cured
by DR.. 5. Clay Todd, 43 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Ir IS now claimed tnat Dom Pedro
had madc positive arrangements -
Rhdca-e ree imperial throne IN favor
of As sou-.E-.aw, Countd En-, and that
the people would hlve none OF him.
That may explain, 700. wny Dom Pedro
yields SD quietly. Ue was going ont OF
the royalty business, anyhow.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Choice table raislns, bananss p.um
pudding. Florida oranges ONO hickory
nuts sweet potatoes, saratoga cllp-.
cram berries, celery olives lu bulk, lm-
ported and domestic cheese, Concord
CataWh4 and Nai2ga grapes. yeget-
abirs of al klnds ana az prices lower
than iho lowest ~ HatcAs, l-5 Mon
rOe-st.