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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-02-07

We don't like the word "boom.
1t is more appropriately applied to
towns that go up like a aky-rocket
and come down with q great deal less
display.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-02-07
BELLEVUE, La,
THURSDAY: "::FEBRUARY 2, 1883.

Volume l, No. II of the Welsh
Crescent has been received. It is
credit 90 the community it repre-
ssnts.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-02-07

A tt0fney At Law. Bellevue. LoUtslana. Wui
"A practice in the Courts % Bce-is, Z ~ u
adjoining parishes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-02-07
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- N1As sSEee1s1Ea
A storaey 1T Law, Bellevue. Hen;ssan.
"A OSsce adjoining Banner oa6ce.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-02-07

papers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
HE Is GETTING EVEN.
~zske" Weieh Gives onaeer Mcdonald a
1hFash.aS.

Quite little excitement was created
Just IA the rear of the grand stand at
TIE races yesterday, when "Zeke"
WEIGH, the saloon man, stepped up to
Policeman john Mcdonald, and after 4
word or two struck him twice In the
face, cutting bis nose and blacking his
eyes.
Mcdonald is new man on the police
force, and the one who informed in
one or Nelch's liquor eases. lie did
n0t oifer any resistance, but took the
punishment very quietly.
WEIGH said last night: "McDOnaLs is
L dirty sucker, who has been hanging
around my place ever since | kept
saloon, and owes me a whisky bill now.
| won't deny that | felt hard toward
him for informing against me, for he
told a he to get into my place after
hours, and when | SAW mm drinking
beer out there | thought il good time
to ask hun for the whisky bill that he
has owed me for the past two years.
"Whcn | asked HIM, he made IAN
insulting reply, and | struck HIM.
did not whip hIm half hard enough,
nor as hard as l would if they had not
held me-"
warrant was issued last evening
Tor Welch's arrest ON the charge OF
assault and battery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
FINE GEORGIA MARBLE.
Marble owarrics That AFRO Literally Wortl
More Than n Gold Nine.

In Pickins County, Ga, there are now the
most extensive marble quarrics on toe
continent, aud an industry Is being built up
surPassing by far in extent and value that
OF the famous marble eEarrles Of Vermont.
The story OF the development of these quar-
res IS 2 romantic one, and it has just been
told IN an exhaustive account by that en-
tertainlng newspaper writer, Amos j. Cum.
mings- six years ago III. &. Dement,, n Chr
cago clothier, aud Frank Siddall. a Phila-
deiphia soap man, were riding in Car GA
Georgia railroad. The former ia reading
copy OF newspaper noticed the repeti-
tion OF the word marble and he gave
the article n careful reading II asserted
positively that there was vast vein OF the
finest marble outcroping at "A certain place
along Lost Swamp Greek valley. Dement,.
who had been raised in Vermont near the
marble quarries and who knew their value,
called SIdtail's attention TO the matter and
they agreed 10 20 forthwith and examine
the vein. They first found y. r. Howell
famous as the wet editor OF the Atlanta
Constitution, who wc1t with them and
showed them the place where the
marble outcropped. II was on farm
which had been bought for song sixty
years ago by a man named Tate, who was
overseer IF "a plantation and who found the
marble while roaming in the woods, gun in
hand. He held the land till his death, and
he charged his sons never 20 sell II, no mat
ter what happened, declaring that the day
would come when It would be worth more
than gold miuc. When. therefore. Dement,
and SIidall tried 70 buy the land the .sops
absolutely refused. remembering their
fathers injunction, but they leased the
quarry fer a high royalty The two mon
then formed big corporation and bought
up al the.sdioiaing land. An immense cap
ital has since been invested By them and
The quarry developed. The vein of marble
has proved % he 20Do feet wide and traced
for two miles and half Nothing bat mar.
bic has been found after boring 15s feet
II is 3 solid mass. with not a crack Ia H. A
chunk the siEe OF the Wsshis gton nonu-
ment coaa % sawed from ~ Solid til
sBsies the size Of tho Eggptiaa pyramids
the psrest marble. The marble a ~ wor-
aerfal texture. fi1s and stronE. aad when
sawed into slabs sn inch Ia tbic kness Is -
f2lv ~ fraos. 1c~ut "a ord earY stsiaed
glass. I: f. = al coaors. bat there is p -
white msrb.e who's ls ~ sarnssslaz beauty
ard susceptible - erqnisiae p sh It j.
shirp~d a. over the Unite5 stssss. aad "a
fast breaking dswn The mos 81 : 80 loas
sn5oTed By tie Vermont quarries The
rrinci pal stock loiders of the company az F
naklns lnHsense fartaaes. sus the seos n (
TIE fsrs shted cd GeorEs Es1 aaw re /
seive s. - MoAthly rsyslty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
- made in The conditions 81 a certain mort
gage ih- first day of May. A. D. iS,f hv Man
sou Miller and Eunice !. Miller bis vife.to EHz-
ahtt th q. Parks. ami recorded 10 she ufiire uf
the reg >Irr at deeds 81 kent county Nfehi-
iEan. tue nfsi day 9i Nay. A. y. lsNi. al I-D
clock .. n.. iH llpcr lfs 81 mort -aeeS on uacs
-. on which MORTGAGE there - claimed 10 he
due 90 the date 90 this notice the sum OF four
hundred. twenty i~o and G5lfo dollars
si--h'i ard no suif % laW or ~ equity having
been instituted 10 recover such debt: there.
lore notice rs hereby given that said mort
gage veil b. inrclosfd hy safe Of the mort
Ua1ei premises 10 satisfy The amount due
ihrfeoH. with COSTS and attorney Tee Tfa-
vIdr1 therein ana allowed - law. ~ public
auction 90 iil' highest bidder ou Monday, TIE
tth day of October. 4. ID. ls-a 40 I8 o-e.erk a.
cat court room on LYON So. Ga the city cf
Sraudl,auids. lu said county.
} hr m1fi-asrd property sre described as fei-
lUWs. o. VT hll those certain pieces or par
co.'s of lard situate aud being i8 fhe fuuusf,Ip
~ fer-t.lr. in The rouufF uf kent and Stale -
Mic.H -afi. and desert }af ts follows. 20 nlf. IRE
east half ?. % the seufhufsi quarter - uf
Sc liioH NO -, 7Nh sif hnfih 81 range ter
q iH vest. excepting aff and seven eichths El-i
acres ia the mort Ncsi corner. decided Need
worth. described as commencing AZ tue north j.
We 81 corner 0f she east half a. the sa4sf hzsasf
Qnarter- tffrure east forts faug f.rlsfa. fhssae
ssati westerly 10 point on TIE west linz ~
3 h- EAST hsii 81 ihe southwest susfGsr forty
aHe 'ii ruds south ~ bfEi8nI 80; thence nsrih
te ff4re ~ htEinni0g. sIss excepting fepnfv
sef. u acres iu ft- sour iIeast eaffer aseffes
t.u, aud thrfs acres sl iaaa. srser.Ie "a
4.art g ihe ssafh h4'f ~ fae neffh0rst sstsr
ffT si s4l1 fl. q tRn .- o1rn rrrne "a O. fhe
neri1 iiHe of fhe southwest ansrfsf. fof4y
fanr 81 feas fasf - ffe HHTih gssf corner -
D. e-.-i half g thH southwest gaarffr fissfIr.e
sasf g. fl.f center af SIZE section fhfrra ssrff
in fhe NHs ~ ne lfetra3f 80 aa8 Haven = Ra-
saHE-e faf.Nag far Uarf fHfare Harfffaesss
flF a0ar fae inf 90 fhe said ra iFsg - ste
rrlr sf H.tefeerfien ~ ssi3 iins utfh f,,a f..a
nasfior ~ 'Hf 6-aN8 fi.fea4h fss fstrfs
q - 4asf.a fhe Esf fiif rsinf ~ heafnHfne
above 4 sfe second . palat 60 4 sis.s
'he afef hrf rf tha sFafhs 81 euaffaf. sehlrf.
erh 81 sase sHfff.s-r.sf
arhef- tff p. sarfa est-riF afeag ssn Ifs.e
% aee rf tH ra.rffa & zee s.e.ss
~ ienF artH RI ead ees rirffsns fsselfte-
- is1li hltg ihree acres 81 IaBd. -
-e sarrr rlere q loss
Dals1 easy 81. A. b. ls7
ka1ssrTs 3 pgrxs
hart@aEee.
Afr-es s. igf Harf94rea "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
MISSING SINCE JULY THIRD.
it Is Feared by His Family that He Has
Been Fouily Dealt with.

Much anxiety is felt regarding the
whereabouts of Mr.. Schickey, a Ger
man, who left his home near the toll
gate on Alplne-ave., on the Sd of July,
since which time his family and friends
have not seen HIM nor heard anything
IN regard to him. 1t was supposed at
first that he had gone to Chicago to
spend the Fourth, where he has rela-
tives- although he said nothing about
going-but that theory is dissipated, as
he has not been seen in that city. lie
Is about 10 years old, quite well to do,
and Is usually employed ut the Harm
son Wagon Works. He was known to
have over $50 on his person the day he
disappeared, and possibly he may have
fallen into bad company and been foul
ly dealt with, as he was somewhat of 4
convivIal disposition and fond of his
beer. His family are very anxious to
hear from him, and any information
viii be thankfully received.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
TOWN TOPICS.

sseetlBg u the beard II Education
tn ght.
The -. K. s l. a1s rslnE.ag three
sieegers oa the Elglt tan nSzti4-
tDugs Be- xnap I'll deliver Al
adafeSs - tsie soldiers 4ad sailors a.
tae fla.aEesl geunica IA August.
Col Jas. -. BGtier. president of the
hutlsr t0pacce eefAQaDF II - IOAl.s
Ao., a ia tis@ 1stY s-ssting tie trade.
Henry I. Holtz, II Washington. b.
G. Wile : "a ASST 80 the ek4lllDAtl 9tl
81 spp. .csl.ts bolay for ps1sitHons Ia the
post once, = AZ sweets Hotel.
a.. a. -sefncke, CI this city, Was
elected .aDgsass marshal at the election
Ol officers Dy the P1tf aEchai Cl1cie AZ
tie meeting ia Cil'eag0-
A Washing ton dispatch says the civil
sfrYiCe COMMISSION have returned 10
Washington and are pteparing A report
CA tne Grand Rapids post GIVE. which
will probably DC made public next
week.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day 4nd that Vas AifEed .. Briggs and
Ida Jlckelis. The groom Nas 81.
wliie the BRIDE Nas bat %. This Is the
second venture " The sort for the
groom
A Attie o-year-old son Of Charles
Mlckeu tell from a fence in front Of q
mower On the farm of Siss0u X Liiley
n taimadge township, Thursday, and
hsd his left leg cuL OF oy the machine.
The ladies that ususlly meet u sew
AZ the L. Il. A. Home every Tuesday
afternoon are requested 10 come next
Tuesday morning instead OF the after
nOon- livery one that can possibly
come "a earnestly requested u 10 81.
Iona Press. Fred a. Stlyes went u
Grand B4pids Yesterday 10 see his sis
ter Mary, Who is very sick with pnsu-
nlonia az the hospital where she has
leen nurse. She hal Just returned
there after visit here, and had not
yet resumed her duties when taken
down.
The following eases of contagious
diseases were reported yesterday Aus
tn Knapp, age f., 70l North College
ave; three children OF - Lass, 397
Grtudville-ave.; two children of --
kauhg 593 Eleyenth-aye.; John
Boucher. age 4, POI Ellsworth-ayc.,
measles, and two children OF -- Mel
son, Cass-st., cholera mOrbus.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Hon. S. c. Olds, OF Lansing, is in
town.
J.P. Creque and family have gone to
Bay View
julius Berkey and family are at
Bay View.
Charles W. Merrill took his family 10
Bay View last night.
T. &. Olcutt left for Denver yester.
day, where ne Will reside.
DR.. l.. +. Owen and family are in
their cottage at Bay View.
Mss Hattie Gray is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs L. III. Schuh, of Wayland.
Or. W. r. Allen, OF Corinth, was in
the city for a few hours yesterday.
VI Wolf. of l70 Gold-st., has gone to
Mt. Clemsns for a few weeks.
Rabbi Gerechter and wife, of Mil
waukee, are visiting friends in this city.
= VI Kent, OF st. Louis, Mich, has
taken his family to the park for the
summer.
Charles Fl. Hills, of Muskcgon, well
known here, Was married Thursday to
Miss Laura Mcleod.
Mrs. \. Seymour and Mrs. III. Collins
are domsciled in tine Marble cottage at
Bay View until September.
Or. Ross went to Kalamazoo this
morning on professional business. He
VIII return on the evening train.
Mrs. j. Bruf Ware and children have
gone % Ashbury Park. Y. Y, where
they viii spend the most of the season.
Mrs. :. Boyer and Mrs. VI. Perkins
leave Monday for three weeks at
tendance upon the Bay View camp
meeting and assembly.
A Washington correspondent says
that benjamin White and wife. Of this
CITY. VINO have been visiting there. left
Tor home Yesterday. The cOrrcspou-
dent adds shat Mr.. White stands an
excellent chance of beiny appointed
United States Timber Agent for the
Duluth district
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

4. Hodges. now Of Grand Rapids. has
been visiting among old friends here
ami m Nergcnnes for the past two or
three weeks. Since he has been here
two of his old pioneer nelghhors, SIR
Daniels and NJ. Rogers, have PASSED
away. These two gentlemen, itb Mr.
Hodges and his brother, Sylvester
Hodges. settled on adjoining farms IN
Ncrgeupcs wy hack in The 3os. and
were great friends. always changing
works" and working together as much
ss possible. A Hodges was the oldest
now IN hrs S{th year, and IS the only
enc Of the four living -TowsH Joeraoi.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
Is Consumption Inearabis-

Read the following: Mr.. Z. II. MOP
rs, Newark, Ark, says "Nas down
With Absaess of Lungs, and friends and
pronouncedme al incufable
c0nsumpuye. Began taking Df. kingt
New Discovery fOI Consumption, am
now ON nay third bottle, and able e.
oversee the work on my farm. 1t j.
the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse MiddlewaTt, Decatur, Ohio,
says; Had Il moi been FOR Dr. King :
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died Of Lung Troubles.
Was given up 10y doctors. Am now in
best of health" Try II, sample bottle
10 cents at Peek Bros Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
NOR GOING TO mANIsrEE.


A~aleAs4ls,l - the {. '. X. r.
Tie Ataistes 4 L1zhez r4llroae K
=. fetefs lossns ro.1s, LIS hseR pr
eoassd y tie Chippewa valley R4sl AZ
Company. teE s55o go. Tie Chippewa
Valley ro4d, II ~lsea J. /. Garland :
ffrHltsatleBt, 81 connect y IA the
Asisisy sgsLsla AZ Mt PleSsAat.
tfonl NhleA POINT i K5Il run sf5rol.g5
b.g EApssis - LsEheF, aad "a tae ha.s
81 TIE A. q l.. - ASns stse. sbsca ~
- ITS tsrIn4agLs. OG tie n~. roate th-
A4BlsIsS 2aeoeate sayss sfhe uork III
grazing slis be vigorously pushed oa
bot1 ends u tie lac fn0m + IRspi.is
aud II - expected % have fhsousa
tIAius running before tie eld of tbs
e1son. Ia TIE nae2atliae the NJ =
l. road Nil be operated ard the
rolls sioSk utilized. The change
from n2Tfou 70 stand
ard gauge viii he made b. LAWN new
f4iiss and allowing one Of the Old rails
. remain Tor the present, al least.
Hhile Tie neg0ElaEloEs Tor the purchase
were IA progress. the managers We're
Dtasy securing business for the new hne.
aud they have secured a great many
Variable contracts. Among them one
20 carry l0.0uo 900 feet of hardwood foF
Arthur Melgs, which be owns some
where IA the neighboFhOod OF Luther.
We are told by 4 gentleman who Is in "a
position 10 know what he Is talking
about, that the new road has very
bright prospects, and MIL without any
doubt be- the best paying ''bobtail'' road
IN Michigan, and be OF "a much benefit
to M2ulstse - either the C.. K. i. /. OF
&. l. W. NJ f"
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

IL you suffer with asthma, bronchitis
or any other disease of the throat or
lungs, nothing can surprise you more
than the rapid improvement that Will
follow the use of SANTA ABIE. If
you are troubled with catarrh and have
tried other medicines you will be un-
able TO express your amazcment mt the
marvellous and instantaneous curative
powers of CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE.
These remedies are not secret COM
pounds, but natural productions of
California. Sold at 81 a package; three
for $40, and guaranteed by Peck
Bros
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
Special School Art for the
Summer Vacation.
Sl6NOR RlCCARDO lAMMuCCl.

Proprietor OF the Industrial and Artistic
Drawing school. viii open July !. \ special two
months school 81 instruction. ia Drawing lud
modelling. carving agI casting. No regular
course viii tie inslsief unon. a. the aim j. 10
meet the needs % all-foF professionals and
amateurs who desire instructions ~ any of
these branches. Including drawing from ia
ture. crayon portraits etc
Terms moderate. School room large. cool
and pleasant School viii bee open on Mon
days. Wednesday, and FRIDAYS from until II
a m. ard from - to s.3e D. n Is Fezrlsi
In the rooms formerly occupied Dy tAe Ladies
Literary Club.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

A Washington dispatch SAYS that the
preparations are now complete for the
begin nIug ct permanent work on the
t'rand Rapids gold mine IN Montgom-
cry county. Maryland. The stock
holders ln the enterprise are Gen. Ellis
SHEER, ot Washington; Don J. I.eathers
AMI " Il. Church. OF Grand Rapids.
ex-senator ~abn. Of Minnesota: Con-
gresham Bliss. ot saginaw; DR. Kunst-
Ter agd f. g. Norris. Of Washington
John Ha-e. at Grand Rapids. who i
the t1ther-in-law OF NJ b. Church. will
come ou here next week and take
general charge OF the enterprise.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
Horses for SAC al Fair Grounds.
Bucklen's Arnica salve

The best salve III the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hands, chilblains.
corns and all skim cruptIons, and posi-
tVely cures piles, or no pay required
II is guaranteed to give perfect satlsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peek Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and DivlslOn-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
Catarrh Gured-

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from That io1thsome disease, catarrh,
and valnly trying ever known remedy,
at last found recipe which completely
cured and saved hlm from death. ANY
sufferer sending self-addresSed siam-
ped envelope to Prof. j. A. Lawrence.
So Warren-st., New York City, will re-
celve the recipe free of charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
An InlinenI

Temperance lecturer in New England,
Mrs. John Barton, says; was subject 10
those dcathly SICK headaches and also
dyspepsia. sulphur Bitters cured me
when all other remedies failed. Mrs.
Barton IS the wife of John Barton,
supertendcnt of Repairs, Pacific Mills,
Lawrence. Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

large grain dealer says; THAT
Michigan crnp report y away of Wen
have SO .eoo 80 bushels IN tbs Sfate +
" have q peck. The crop is al of Is
or 20 per cent. better th an it vas last
year. We have msn "a over this State
and We know sOBlsthu2 about Is"
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

The TsIEeRsw-HERALD is rapidly
CettHr 70 the front ss one Of the best
dailies "a Michigan. II it continues to
improve for the next wear ss it has for
the past. it viii be second 20 none.
Success - it. -Eaikaska Te,fsr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list IS furnished by w. +. Scribner.
real estate dealer. - Pcarl-st.:
Martin II. Mutchler go Iii Kahler and
vile. n - OF lot %. bk 2. j.. ". Browns
sub b.....-.-.. ...........-..-S b2)
Isaac J. Bates 20 Peter b. Dressander.
part Of bk Is. stewards add ...-........ I.coO
Darwin II. COdv et ~. - Thomas Gala
nan. lot :. White q Codys add .-... 700
Estate Of Joseph Hesld 20 Harriet
Heald. guardian. und lots - and ~.
Division-st. Kent plat 1866 &c
Estate 0f Joseph Heald to Harriet
Heald. und 10 ef tot 50 and !. lot 81.
pisisio6 sf. Rent plat - s.Es3 3
Estate OF Joseph H-aid 10 Cora \. DE
l.tHo - al. part - ne !. Of sec 81.
'ranf Ktpids-...-....-........-.... . ZOO
Ruth sanford 90 Chas. A. Alexanderet
a.. iot = bk .. King 4 Anpbtell 5 add.
julia - 'BFien TO Ge0rge Kendall lot 3
!, bk 1, Richard ; Wlckhsm's aid $3.50
Peter u. bresSsndeT 20 Isaac j. Bates
- = sw = OF sec H.. Tyrone 40
Nm I. lnues 90 Frank +. Powers part
q ne =, ne = OF sec 10. Grand
Alhert J.. Hatch 20 Llbb,e n. Hatch.
- 10 lot Is. Ok :. smiths add d....---- 100
totthnb Waltz 60 Conrad Balzrr. lot d.
stevens s PIsrce'~ add so
Olive =. FiSaer 10 Geo Chappert0u It
At lot :. ti~her's SAB go
7. stewart Waite 10 Eli7aheth Love
land. lOt :. hk :. B0StvicS s. Go 8 add 300
SyvamGs Hancock Ia David Moore.
lot u. ss :. Converse : 'foiiora's add 100
Eilius Stocking To Jacob Sauuen. lot
BIS - Stocking 4 Smith's, add SO
Ladd }. Lewis % Henry Lemoin. Tot :.
hk u Dexter frac ..-... .-..... 27U0
alter F. Moore % Wary 4 BATS. lots
D. Z. and Noores. Noors's Banner
ado a
Aususta u. peVeudsrf 10 Peter Is. IAN
single, ne "a ne = OF see 81. Wyoming 100
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Mrs. Emma Adku WAS arrested yes
teusav and lodged in iail on a charge
az adultery. she is tire woman inpli-
Gated WITH Reed. Who was srraigned
IN police court THURSDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Grsnd Rspids has treated tse editors
hsl',lsosneiv The cord - ,ty WITH wh.eh
thev vers received and the generosity
NhlCh they were entertained wf8
res soon be forgotten ~ Tlefross 1'-i5ssas.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

The Original Abletme Olntmcntis is on
ly put up IN large two-ounce TIN boxes,
and Is an absolute cure for old sores.
burns, wounds, chapped hands. and ali
skin cruptiOns. VIII positively cure
all kinds of piles. Ask Tor the Original
Ablctlne Ointment. Sold by Peck Bros.
at % cents per box--by mail 30 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

The Mercantile Association viii hold
Is annual picuc next Thursday a
Reeds Lake. All the merchants arc
invited 20 attend themselves and e.
give their clerks a holiday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Tie finest exhibition q ar8 work ever
shown i1 the Ctr car - sef AZ fac
nfw l'aatest'c parlors. - kaSt fl.ion-
-, Fsrk Pace. Boons open day and
ever
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

For i don't care. dull, tired feeling
impoverished blood, duh pans IN back
and head, tanialzHg sAnn cruptIons.
DCnp's Sarsaparila never fails to give
relief. We always guarantee il. Price
81 per bottle, Iibbs' drug store, l26
MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

7" AsBISsFgss Ja4F - ker Aiehl-
gsn Showers sligilEIy e0ols T. s&r.a0le
slE.,.s. oeess11lile. westerly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

You are hereby ordered to attend A
meeting in the hall. Tower hock. Satur-
day evening. July I3. at O'Clock. to
make arrangements for the funeral Of
oUr late brother, +. ". Hall.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

husteTer Brewing Co = Z lsener ard
eVFcgt beer, ootsled at their brewery Eoy
fAMIy Use.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used Tor children teething. Ii soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays al pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy Tor
dIaIrhUa. scents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

II y WILDER, y. q. No. II.
T. u WTrIEy. y. -. No. y.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

leu VII nales grest treat z you D.
rot 50 the exhfie ton q ST as tie 10
nssstc palsors = East ultosa-st Rooms
open day and evening" A cord AZ In
vlsa6on extended 50 All.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

All diseases of women and children
are cured by DR.. S. Clay Todd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Family bottle beer, bottled bv thc
Kusterer Brewing Company. Fresh
every dav.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

ssIld your 0rgfer f0r bottle beer 10 tha
Kssterer BreWirE Company. ans y0u
viii Get tac best u The market
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

TIE Grand Rapids and Jacksosl's vii
play tnls forenoon At 1880 On account
Il the races.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

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as1e,ss,a tral 49, S. A-AQ1e4
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Alaes-
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= -ilga - EV44a.
GFsts. ftSGs and Feed.
WbeSt- s{gr se; res. 80 = s~ss1sL
lofa-<t . e4szleL
Gals ~ ' cas1-l.
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bf4n. SlZs . ica-
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
&. w. PRINDLE, w. ID.


ofef Wesifske's Drag Store Room Z Grand
lhrI1s. Aieh ffarf hours. ~ q. ~. - n fl -
,. n4. sHa 81 evenings
hesiaen,', i,""sas - saS 81. third
FLOOR "ff"Fnsftaf-H FsIofk aofr.. fnet
Bldg aid Canal streets. Tss.ers 20
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
Dried trGits

Appiss -fya POI aiea. sssse ? p0gaa
th-Txl7s - = F0aaa
fs4eees l9s i-tze 2 ponAs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

BeaH<-s 5ssstI - ' husbSl-
Butter -ioe Ia = pound.
Igs> + ~ 2 d0tea
iioufy lU sidc Pouud.
Potatoes &c 3 UuShci.