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Going tsb Africa.

Sidney J. Jennings, who has long been
employed by the Anaconda ompany was
. guest at the Montana last evening and
to his friends that he is about
IN start for South Africa. Mr.. Jennings
has concluded u fattcrinR engagement
with an English company, which has u
large coppersiiver mining property,
known as Willow mine. some miles from
Johannesbcrx. He is tn start east i'm II day
or two, and sail direct to England. There,
the journey will he continued tn Cape
Town, on the South African coast, whence
. Journey OF several hundred miles by rail
brings the long trip to it's termination.
Mr.. J%enninRs has IA host OF friends i'm this
city who unite I'm wishing him abundant
prosperity in the distant field.
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cunnsy an esecsaoa day. Octoher ID, tep, .frnsa
half Ppsss nine In the morning until !hs PalIs
closed. ! know nj my OWN knOWles1ge Shnt
there was No inntetce Or sSHrriOn ~ any kinat
used ny oar employers tai cssnpel the mem tu yOec
In any particular way. The men voted ~ they
gieascd on elss.tt"a day. 10 Anything hat I,res.
b~fore election az ON Uctnb~r iA, ise, b w0aid
have heard % u and would know e..
iStgnsstl j. y. Liza Gn.
Subscribed and sworn tai before mr this 2ird
day of tkrtOber. iSss. 81
ISignssll rERRtN w. IRVINE,
tSEAI-I Notary lSiblir.
silver How county,
MOutann Territory.
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Igr. lDAly'~ Condition.

Mr.. DAILY still keeps abcd in his darken
ed rooms at The Montana. The physi-
clans that trouble due to his at
tack Of typhoid IN past and that the pa
s,enti s making gratifying gains m strength.
Mr.. DAILY suffers severe pain in the right
eye which has required constant applica-
tions for nearly two weeks and which IL
adding u good many days to his term of
DIR. Houxh spent yesterday ia
town and reports gradual Improvement i'm
his patients condition.. But for the
trouble due to- his eye, Mr.. DAILY might now
he able to exchange his bed for am arm
chair during IA part of each day.
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TWO OPIUM N

Arrr.sed while Hstsisx the Tiv~ q. Their
Beart's Content. b.
George Sisnme ns was arrai0uesi before
Judge Fitzgerald in the police court yes
tersi;ty on IL charge of smoking opium. A.
= o'clock yesterday morning Officer
Pickle while passing N small house ian an
alley between Front and First streets.
near Hickory, heard voices within, and
his suspicious were aroused by the fact
that the window was closely guarded by
an old shawl. He mott and be-
came satisfied that whoever was i'm the
room WAS smoking opium. To prevent
any of the tlcnds from getting away il
there happened to be several, he first
hunted DiiIser mp. aud the two
then went tn the place. A girl about NJ
years DID,, of good figure and rather pretty,
known "a Lizzie Simmons, came to tlsc
door. She refused to admit the police
men, hut they pushed past her, and going
Ia the back room found George simmons
i'm the act Of hitting the pipe to- his hearts
content. Both George and Lizzie were ar
rested. hut the girl was too ill yesterday to-
appear i'm court, and her case conse-
q'icntly main undisposcd OF. George
was convicted and fined SO and costs,
which he paid.
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AZ Their Old Tricka.

To the Editor of The standard.
notwithstanding the law prohibiting
convict b outside of tire penitentiary
walls since the last election and i'm disrs-
gard OF law, the officials OF the peniten-
itcntiary are building u house with convict
nearly one mile from the penitcn-
tiary. and using brick manufactured by
convicts: and We have il from reliable.
sources that another house i'm Deer Lodge
was lined with this same kind OF brick,
and that this job was also done by convict
On the house that il now being
built for ono of the present pe~nitentiary
officials there are soInc IL convicts en-
ploycd. guarded by one man, and some of
these convicts are under heavy and long
term sentences. Please ascertain for us
if there is not some remedy tn he had i'm
thism matter, as il Is i'm direct conflict with
the laws of the country as well as those Of
our order. Ii would appear that the pres
ent officials of the p~cnitentiary certainly
realize that their term of office is soon tn
bc brought tn a close; and, what seems tn
he characteristic with the republican
party, they want all and more. than they
can get even il il il contrary to- law.
KNIGHT DE I.ABOU.
DEER Jpps;E. Oetpl,er nj.
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PERSONAL.

+. T.. Sergeant and Walter Mnckay. Of
Butte, came over from that city yesterday
to spend Sunday i'm Anaconda.
Benjamin Tibbey and II. j. Fine, Of
Butte, are guests AT the Montana.
DIR. j. ]. Lesser, of Helena, il in town.
Superintendent G.. w. Dickinson ar.
rived in his special car from Helena last
evening.
James Mc(;ai9, of Butte, was among
last evenings arrivals.
q. Ii. OBannon, of Deer Lodge, is
registered at the Montana.
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Subscriptions To the Standard sciU be re-
ssired at Me busis.ss office, ar at the store If
Crockett d King, Main street. Advertising
votes can De learned at the business office,
Standard building. corner Of Nam aud
THIRD streefs.
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The new school house ON Main street Il
rapidly approaching completion. TIN
building is much admired.
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the WEATHER.

The daily record of the thermometer In
this city is reported by A. L. Playtcr.
druggist. First street. The recor for yes
Seriay was: = q. M. Nj degrees; Il M. ti
degrees; 4 p. M, 6S degrecs; q y. M, So
degrees.
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A situation i'm grocery or fruit store, by
married man. Has five years experience
and can write and speak French and
English languages. Address Il. %. box b2S.
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william Cariwcil and James Mc(;reery
formed "a c~opartnership yesterday to carry
ON ~ 4 aloon business in First street, near
(l:Ak.
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& Adams Fine Dress Shoes

In mems wear. and as this shoe
has a worldwide reputation for
style. finish and durability, and
being the Best Shoe for the Least
Money it will pay you to look
over our shoe stock.
A splendid dress shoe can be
bought for $3.50. We are also
selling a shoe for S2.75 that we
guarantee you can not buy else
were for less than $3.50. Our
S,.so shoe is a RATHER. and we will
also save you SI.oo a pair on
them. Right & Richards Shoes.
which always sell for $500 every
where. and are h~and-sewed. we
will do them up for $500 a pair.
We have a good line of nailed and
unnailed shoes for heavy work.
and the prices are right for you.
The boys are always pleased to
show goods and prices. and they
are certain at the prices you W.
get that you are bound to buy.
Inspection of our stock is cordial
ly invited.
ESTES g. CONNELL.
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Excursion tO sal Lake city.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.
PASSENGER DEPT.

BUTTE. Mont, October p. 1885,
Agents: Garrison, Deer Lodge, Warm
Springs, Stuart, Anaconda, Silver Bow,
Butte. Divide. Mclrose, Dillon, Red Rock
and Spring Hill, Montana-You may sell
excursion tickets tai Salt Lake City Oh
October 2sth. 18th and 10th, at rates given
below. Tickets good going to and includ-
ing October 31st; good returning tn and
including November 9Th. 1889. This on
ACCOUNT of the "Gilnore Jubilee"
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During the fair tn bc given for 81. Marks
Alice Merrill will teach the ''dces-
trict skulc' i'm Evans Hail., December II.
beginning AT y O'clock i'm the evening.
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Estes 4 Councils $500 ladies' cloak il
worth SOD.
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Loses, & are agents for the Gel
ebratesl Red School House shoes. Every
pair warranted.
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Money to loan on improved farms ant
city property. See advertisement North
western Guaranty Loan Co.
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT,

Consisting of Imported and Do
mestic Manufacture. "A PER-
FICT FIT is
or no sale. Now is the time to
buy your Clothing. as the stock is
new and not broken. Call this
week and examine u goods and
prices is all we ask.
We have recently secured the
sole agency for
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ABOUT THE CITY.

The Milton Mobiles troups, closed "a sue
sessful engagement in this city last night.
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Drink Bohemian and II ofbreau beer at
Jack Onarheim's, the only place in the
city TO get il.
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Look at the bargains in underwear mt
Loscc x MaxwelIs.
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The Manhattan dress shirt was received
yesterday at Estes & Connell's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

The latest fall and winter shapes i'm the
celebrated Christy hats, ut Estes 4 Com
ppll's.
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A. T. Piayter has just received a larg,
sock of paints and window glass.
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Atwood ladies' cloth 3sc. at Estes q
9onnell's.
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For sale

One fine 3-year-old mare. good tai drive
single or double, and good saddle horse.
John Barkovich.
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The celebrated Holroyd's underwear AT
Estes & Conneli's.
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h election is over. Call at John Bar
kovich's, he has the choicest liquor and
cigars i'm town. Corner Second and Cedar
streets.
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ESTES ~ CONNELL

Guarantee to save you from 10 to
IS per cent. on their new line of
Clothing if you will buy from
them. as they have bought at
prices which cannot be reached
by competition. owing to the fact
that they buy in larger quantities
and carry a larger and better Sc
lccted stock than any other store
in Anaconda. They have the new
est and latest styles and designs
of Cloths direct from New York
in their
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=. q. t'AIIbEKIIENU,
a. 4. A, VI. l.. Ky. j. A. LEWIS,
tien1 Agent u. 4. Ky.
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The most compile te line of dress trim
Rings Ina the city IL at Estes q Conncl's.
Look n bargains In hosiery n Loses d
MAxWo1rs.
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From this day and date henceforth
there will appear each week in this
column something new and to
your interests in the way of Cloth
ing. Boots and Shoes. Hats and
Caps and Gents Furnishings. AL
ways look out for Special Sales.
as from time to time we are bound
To have them
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TtnnIroRN or MoNrANN. =.

COUNTY or BIN Xxx how. 80,
y. J.. gallagher. a witness az lawful age, being
duly sworn, uIspn his oatl. does 'ieposc and say;
] am In the employ of the contractors on the
Butte and G;aiintin branch railroad work at th.
the west end Of the tunnel in ltomrstake pass. in
silver How county. l WAS "a duly qualified voter
at the late election held ON October list, ISsa. and
voted ol said day at the Tnnnel prscii,rt No. ~,
Silver Bow county, Montana Territory. Dn an
abOut the hfth day OF October. lsS,, while AT my
work near the west end Of the said tunnel I MAS
approached by "A young man whose name I do
not know. He talked to me about politics. and
after some conversations an the subject he went
down In his Iscket AMI pulled out a large roll of
money. grernl.lcks, aud told me thai III I would
max. AN anidayit that ! had voted the straight
republican ticket mt said election ie would give
me SOD and would secure me "a joi, in Butte that
would lssy me 81 n day al long as I wanted il.
] suspected him when he first sIs,ke Ia
me- and deliberately, fooled him by
lean ticket. when In truth and in fact 4 Voted
the Democratic ticket AT said election, and voted
IL Araight. I told htm ! would sign M such
anidasit for money or for ANY, other consideration:
that ] hal voted AZ I pleased. He left me then
and ] had M further talk with him / have i,e.I,
nj work MT said tunnel since May issp. ,s,ntinu-
ously, up 10 the present time. ! WAS at the poll
ing place nj precinct number 81 In silver How
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22

IL nearly al eases II Cafsfrh the patient has
pains about the chest and sides aud sometimes
the bsek feels dun and sleepy. The mouth
has had fssie especially ia the morning.
sort OF sticky slime collects about the fe tnf
The appetite is poor There is q leeins lac
heavy cad on the stona b. lu'etimes faint.
ail gone sensation az re stomach which food
does not satisfy. HE eyes are sunkeni the
hands and feet beconic cold and e. c.amIly.
After awhile cot. a sets 80. 81 first very cry.
tut after few months u Is attended Win
greeuish-eoicr.d exucctoration. Iae patient
feels tired al! the Vii .e and sleep does not 81 I'D
T. afford any r-st After "a time the sufferer
becomes nervous irritable N. gloomy aHa
has evil f9re3odiugs. There .s s.tdl.es d
sort 0. vhlrline sensation in the head " ga
rising up sudlenlg. The bowels become b.
tNei skin IS dry and hot attImesi lie blood
becomes thick and strgnalft tle whites ai tnn
eyes become tllLct With yellow, ilv Aldnfy
sccrctious become sranty AID ID tn colortu,
drpOsltlug . sedl meat sitter Standing. There
IS frequently sHttug up o. ih- 1901, 10 Sc
tim-s wi Pa q sour Este ana 51ri tIffes Wiz .
sweet Isle. this "a frequently 2 tui B r % a
r..t rI.-IlOn 81 thr heart aaN tet rlNil-
toms, thr VISION becomes lnli. .rl. aim pos
~ ore the eve; there is feel nr OF -rtlt Irs>-
traIion and aversion d as ef-..al, either b.ll-
il r. mental; fhe memory becomes poor. and
ia tact The sufferer fceis wrttSht c and mise IT,
Bile al over AID a. TIE time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22


M. " :. Kinney IS Ia Chicago.
NJ ss Minnie Morse las returned from
MAe4Las4.
a Mormon Aas joined us family
a. Bay ew.
NFs. 8 ". Peregfine las returned
fIom Lake Hafbor.
Mrs. Eta Yale . u Iona. the guest
Of her cousin, Mrs. e. X. Dye.
Miss l. zzle Noble Is visiting her sister,
NJ. Elliott Atom III Jackson.
Mss Grace Patton left yesterday for
Waite Cloud ~ spend a te~ weeks.
Misses Allie Lobdell and Ella Philips
have returned from Macatawa PARK.
Mrs. Al. His and daughter, OF
Iona. are spending 4 teN days "a this
city.
r.. II. Donnally has returned from a
three weeks business TIP ia New York
anf the East.
!. seph Houseman writes that he viii
retu IN from Germany about the mid
die Il next month.
Ms Bertha Belknap has returned
from .aiauaL0o, where she WAS the
guest ct Miss Richie.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Jewett are
home from a weeks outing spent Al
Hastings and Gun Lax.
Mrs. james Claypool and family, of
% Buffalo Ms, Penn, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. Add Morrison.
Mrs DR.. " q. Sinclair and two chill
dren are In 81 Thomas, Ont., visiting
the parents oil Mrs. Sinclair.
john .. Case. secretary OF the Sigh
Furniture Company, has returned from
q business trip Co California.
J A :. Nerdier has gone % Detroit
- attend the state Bankers convention.
BIS family accompanied hum.
Mrs. ". A. Dari x, sister Of Mrs. T.
&. Ward, OF this city left last night for
Tacoma, Washington Territory
Mss Maggie shaw. mead trimmer M
J 4. Kendall & Co leIt Yesterday for
New York, 20 study the fall styles.
Mrs. 5 K. Bolles has gone to Chau-
tauqua Tor a couple OF weeks. She is
accompanied by Mrs. G.. ". BOwkcr, OF
Coltwater.
Mss Frankie SlaytOn. who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph. Oi
Piannelt-ave. returns 10 her home Ia
LuLAtr to-day
Mr. ant Mrs. F. c. Steinmann and
Mrs. y. Nour,e haze returned from AZ
outing az lae White Lake resort. Mr.
NOur-e and son VIII sal home later
VIA GRAND Haven IL their boat, the
Hazel.
Rev Dr. Knapp, of this city, and hi.
son and daughter had a narrow escape
from drowning Tuesday &c Ottawa
-s.h. While sailing on Black LAX.
tl-ir boat was run down by thc steam
e. Queen 0f the Lakes. When nearly
under tle paddle wheel they wer,
p.cSed Up 10y boys near by and pa
aboard Lnc Queen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22

Also pictures OF animals, flowers,
fruit, Landscapes, etc, thereby employ
ing many spare moments with pleasur,
and profit. Homes may be beauuned
and frleuds made glad by souvenirs.
Extra dollars can be earned, and III
fact many can make & profitable en-
plOyment. As portraits are IN demand.
Lessons Will be given each week, day
commencing Monday, September ., al
the Warwick. Morning. lessons $3.50 10
y O'Clock. Afternoon lessons, 30 70
O'Clock, Evening lessons, T:30 10 lO
o'clock. Instructions Will be gwen Tor
two weeks oaly.
Ia ten lessons Mr.. Burt guarantee
a pupil 10 have completeda fourteen by
seventeenOr hall SIZE portrait In crayou,
and 70 be good. from any photograph
desired. In tins way one can ct d
good portrait and the instructions for
what the portrait alone usually costs.
Specimens OF work are on exhibition
in the pariors of the Warwick, and ap-
plcatiOns for lessons or orders Tor
work may be LETT there.
Only a limited number OF pupils can
be accommodated, and none VII be-
taken after September +. Applications
should be made a soon as possible, as
those coming first have choice or t.mo
for taking lessons. Mr.. Gus. \. Nc
Lure, manager, may be seen At the
Warwick from 1880 a. n. 10 > p. III.
and $50 to 7:30 p. M, and viii receive
applications or orders for work.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22
NOVEL SUIT.
George VI. Cartiss sTAats sac q. x l.
20 AA.e 3. s-o0..

OeofsS ~. A@rtl., - AAtt t--r -. - a u
10 Aa4e 80 5000.
A sax A4s been b. glp 10 the circuit
court - GeoEge ". Curslss against tAe
q. Il. Al. railroad 10 recover 5000
damages. Curliss claims 70 have been
4 travelling m.n, ana o. have had Occa-
son % Use tAe lines ~ Tie q. K. q l..
lie boarded = regular passenger TRAN,
wl-A an excursion VI mileage ticket.
winch he supposed good Tor Tie G-s-
lance he wanted u travel. lie gave
ms ticket 70 the conductor, Who H.
formed Inn that It was not good Tor the
distance he WISHED 10 travel. Curt.ss
says he then decided that he would
ride 10 certain station where
Trans regularly stopped, and made
a tender 10 the conductor OF money
from which 10 take his fare u the
station designated. THIS money the
conductor refused 10 take, claiming Il
Was against the rules OF the road TO
take money from passengers, and that
Curt.ss must buy ticket III a regular
way. Curtiss claimed he had right
10 travel on his ticket, or at least sup
posed he hal when ne boarded the
tram, and proposed, under the clrcum-
stances, 10 ride. Before reaching the
station % which he wished 10 pay ms
fare. he claims 10 have been fOrclbly
elected from the tram, at point where
he did not wish TO get oil, thereby
causing INN great Inconvenience, etc,
aud for this reason he brings suit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22
A MISSING HORSE.

Peer TaIimRn Thinks His Horse Has
lie ga stolen-sie Reports To the sheriff.
Peter Tallman, living on North-st.,
notified the sheriff that MS horse had
been stolen from the pasture near his
house. When questioned it was found
that ne did not really know whether
the horse was stolen, or had broken out
OF the pasture Itself.
The animal IS peculiarly marked, be-
ing of a bay color, with Il white spot
Just over the left eye. 1t was taken
from the pasture Tuesday night.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22
TESTIMONIAL
-o -
An Old / Reliable Citizen
4 Resilient Of Gllai RsP 5i and vall-
ii for s. I.as.

ms - 70 certify. thai 4. leap u. Clara. 81
All SIeek. seas. 90 ashlp 81 Aili-r. cet Sc.
81. have tetu tn.uo-ea "a ID D4tafll ior stfea
se4rs. h,la. So ecl 90 Easing csia easy, @ils.
ll lAcls 81 flual 4Ilarll exposure 4 is-te
s-nero- 81 -4le freSt.y Mia pcieainE 81 VISA,
aAa psia ia faS aua-ea. ekerstAlts 4 esi ai~
peaIlns L. give ue distress some "a ~erAs
40 4 consulted lfr Et4eibeIi u Oasrta "a. 81
o Monroe 81. 6ranc Rapids aud alter esrt
Ia rzaninat o. ot ms case thc Doctor oiag
losod 10 Chronic latArTh a lbe be~d. nfoat
ana stomach and told me he could cu4e mt.
30 l started treAtalclI with hlia AID hate
brea stead y improving ever since. nave
taa no trouble With colds lately. uis head aul
tar9at feeling first rAIe, AID NY stomach =
getting better a lAe time ana i would recon
mead Dr. C,snSn being skiliful 81 the
treatment II such eases as mine. and VII
eorrobofate the above 70 any person who may
call on me. JOHN IL. CLARK.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22

WAsBIssIes. Az zz--kor Los-r
A-cA- ga. Far ezcepS loeal snoEels
= extreme l0rtleru roEEo1s STA -cl4ly
ie-l psf4i4re ~ sesltsalsti 12ri1rg -
E-ort- sesl p.Etous westerly s-11s. f9r
I EPer 5l-c1iZaD. Ea-r, s.. 81 - a'zE1legl
ssss1rly Ninss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22
Farew Reception.

Cards are out for the farewell recep-
tioa oil Mrs. Charles Miller, on Friday
afternoon, from to O'Clock. at the
residence of her mother, Mrs. Solomon,
on Crescent-avc. Mrs. Miller IS about
to take her departure for the South,
where she viii spend the winter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22

Deputy Humane Agent Ed. Wykes
arrested Barney Sycamon, out IN Grand
Rapids township, yesterday, for abusing
a horse which he was driving. Syc-
anon was up before Justice Westfall
ana was fined s. and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
This list IS furnished by W. r Scr!bner.

ms Isl : Iurnlslrl Dy v. T. otI4UAtI,
real estate dealer. IS Pearl-st.
VIM. T. Lamoroaux % Frances 4.
Rutherford. lot !. bl x l.. B1stwick IL
Co. = addition -.---.-.--....------... ....e so
jane, II. Dudley o. VIM. aud II .-tie /.
Eerick. W f. lot ~. and e - IT., lot
bt. RoAlaaon's IT,. Cd add ........-........ CO,
John McNGmara 90 Anton oti.lcr. part
lot !. Do, p g. Mason & Co.'S sub .......-. 70.
ChaS- W. N.t1kils 10 Aldle l.. MuIcA.
lot @. biz =. Nlnsor add ......-.-.......... 90
Albert Stouehousc 10 John Hensen. lot
= Poweu's SUB ..-.....-........... 2.lo,
Henry Dvs {, Martin J. Wander Neen,
nj lois and ). bi's whites asd .~ 1.2o.
Henry T.. Faiiass to Chas. ". Fallass
ind u lot lS. BLK 7. Barth's add. .. 20,
Chas. IS. faAasS 10 Henry b. Fal'ass,
uud u lot -. blk II. Mason x Co.'S
'.......'... .'.- So,
John r. Niiirrto Clarendon g. VINEGAR.
80 avs m =. and part Sc nWi4 OF
sec Z. Low il............. ...... ST.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22
Sentence Suspended.

Judge Holmes took pity on poor old
II GRACE Hay again yesterday and sus-
pened sentence on him for being drunk
Tuesday night, on consideration that
he would get out of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22
Dr., EtheIbeTt D. COSInan,

Late Of the Cincinnati College Of Medicine
aad surgery Cincinnati. OHIO. has oiices g.
Rooms / and p 80. lu5 NonrotSf. Grand
Rapids Mich. where al durable eases are
treated With success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con-
sump'io Oh, briehl's Disease. Dyspepsia. khcu-
maff>m ard NERVOUS DISEASE. All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes q specially.
CAIARRH CURED.
CONSULTATION AZ Office or by mall 81.
once hours 10 II a. m. 2to4 ,. m. and : 20
81. n. Sunday tO4 p. m
Address all mail 70 Dr. +. O. Cosman Rooms
and = No. los MOnrOe-st.. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-22

E5-on our Gents Shoes We cut equally as
heavy. iH fact oDr entire stock Is way below
b ytbing seen or heard q ia this cts.