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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
THANKS ARE DUE
fsss. -. Mars,s Hespisai - tAs foiies-
- l.ases 49, esaeesaess-

fs.., -. 49, q -spisai - ths Foilos-
6ax LAases 49, es..sie.,As2-
Ssea - lat date of seknog lege-
meat. IT. MARKS Hosp'tAl las received
~ tr.bs.t.oas froal tbe to.-oNing psr-
-a-.s l. waon ths lz-les ~ tae kzecu-
~. Bssrd felurn grateful t1AuGs.
ssUx. asl.ezc.es i0r tse 80. canned
f~.t .grasssri--. faeers, etC.-Ae es.lasles
Faller, Fox. Granger, hu-k.ey.
F..t ~ae.hY. I-rle4ller, Oo.Aas, he-
81. IL. 81. Aaleerss A. r. Mo.4en.
l.s.. -. A.. boWlx, Aeo. X 11sll A
frey. i. J 0Buen, J baIPsuaey,
n ..rf.ls, j 3. SIAN, T. +. sweet, ken
rt.ai 4. Na4e. Aaf.Geryeen, \. H..
t..roPater. OAklcg, bug Bose. + aa-
d.rs. Hall, Mary A0in.er, Ju.ls Baxter,
Arse Wes.cOtt, Dr u. K. JOaaso1,
Messrs. Cpram, Rlndge, -. Marx :
Aealeiny. -. Marks society, G4ris
Fr.e.dly society. Herrick 4 Randall,
TO Aasous' Ladies Literary
Clgb. Young Womsns' society.
Clothing aDd reading matter ~ Aes-
DANES Granger, Penny, L. X. l.. Pence,
Al. Bovine. sigh, ". u. Stevens, 4.
PreusSer, Ilnknam, Harry Brown,
Shelby, Holt, Bunting, Dekfait, II. i.
Waters, A. I. W0rden, Richmond, T..
4. Gorham, Bulkley, +. +. Fuller,
Boise, b. 4. Pierce; Peek Bros, Rev.
Dr. Far, Mr. Lawrence, Tower Cloth
lng House; a friend.
IN addition. we have received from
ID. l.. Arnold. one dozen partridges; r..
Letelher,'E. CroitOn Fox, W. X. shelby,
III. + Hastings and A. /. Worden, each
contributed s. Tor rental or telephone,
from January /, 1890, 10 January J.,
1891 Mrs. 4. Durfee, pair sheets, pillow
and pillow slips, lady's night dress; j..
.. Fitch, four and One-halt cords slx-
teen-inch wood. Miller & Stanton, one
load kindhng; Mrs. Roby, holders,
cushion, clothing; Mrs. Brisbin. two
comlortables; the Chiidren's League,
patchwork; Mr.. Granger, carriage two
loads; Crabbe & Hunter, Large foliage
bed, flowers on many occasions; John
Hyland, 81; James Walsh, 81; Eaton &
Lyon, valuable account books;
Sunday school workers, linen ban
dages, sixty pouluce bags;
ID. Scnram, De Standard for remainder
of year, commencing May 20; Mrs.
Letellier, scarf for side-bOard; Mrs.
Hodenpyl, two pictures; Mrs. +. p. Full
Ter, two cords of wood, two cOlled wire
cots, with bedding, and large number
of articles for the kitchen and sick
rooms; VIM. A. Berkey, bookcase and
wrltng-desk; 5. ID. Fuller, memorial
font; ;. l.. Fuller, Baptismal basin; A.
Howtzen, toilet stand; Mrs. Geo.
PIERCE, one rocker; Mrs. James Fargo,
sonp kettle; Mr.. Herkner, clock; Mills
/ & Lacy, razor; o. Van Buren,, milk
tickets s.; Z. NJ. Keeler, operating
needle; S. 5. class, by Mss Jane Free
man, chart holders; G. r. & |. r. r.,
per. Mr.. Stimson, freight on carload of
wood; Mrs. Shelby, quantity of silver
polish.
BY order of the Board of Managers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
N. {. Lapham & Son,
IS South Division-st. Telephone llS0

There goes my corset
lace again !"
And it generally happens
at an inconvenient time. Do
you know why 1t breaks ?
The eyelet cuts it.
Eyelets are going to cut
no more; for the two best
corsets are eyeleted with
loops Of corset lace, which
neither cut nor show through
a thin dress.
The Ball is The easy corset
that has scft eyelets; the
Kabo has them also. The
Kabo may be called the cor
set that stays where you
put it.
Wear then two or three
weeks and n, if not satis-
factory, take them back and
get your money.
CHICAGO CORSET c., chicago and New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

hon. ! V Moon, II Buskeeon. Who
oscilates regularly between the Bay
View sBmmer resort and the boom
NJ" grounds stopped in tnp ctv vns-
ferdsv. He takes . hopefu. view of
ReQ8blcaB Affairs IN Michigan. bat e
Is 10 raears candidate for guierna
f6~al honors Hs busness sHafrs Rnd
resr,uus hllltiss are such thaf be can rat
even consider Tire nomination TTe
faluks tast fhe BeBuh. cans hsve fno
good men e. tse Eeld now-Tnraer. ~
lansing, ard Isth. - Iapesr Cutch-
stea for Congressmsn from tie Ninth
district
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
LEGAL COMPLICATIONS.
Tn. ouigie. Assignment Creates . Desi
Of side Litigation

-
Of side Litigation
Legal complications Of a mixed nature
have grown out Of the Qugley assgn.
ment suits and attachments against
Qugloy and Frank II. Furrnau, a for
mer member of the firm. j, is claimed
that, for the purpose of satisfying Ger
tam creditors. Turman isstiil member
OF the firm. The g.. X. a. j. Railroad
Company and the West . chgan Luiu-
Der Company have instituted suIfs on
this theory. Itis claimed that no sufl-
cent notice has ever been given tie
public Of the dissoiution ri toe firm
The smith Lumber Company 4 . or
rent and the Michigan Single Com
pauv have hegun siufs aCaDst k0ws0u
Brothers. growing ont n the Qurley
assi gnment Deputy SherH Thomas
afis ehed for the first named firrn sbout
u 900 feet Of lumber sold kows9n
Brothers ~ Quigisy Il is claimed by
the plaintiffs that the sale and transfer
renee of the lumber ~ o. g.ey was b.
legal The Kowson RrDthers claim that
! thew b0ught the iDmtssr la good faith.
paid for i and took g receipt Tor TIE
I same
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
Blue Lilies or Pearl of Savoy perfumes


For the annual eneampment Michi-
gan State Troops, the Chicago * West
Michigan Railway will sell excursion
tickets from Grand Rapids 10 Battle
Greek and return, on July p, -, %
and >. at S2.55, good to return until
July 20. Direct connection made IT
Ailegan with the Cincinnati, Jackson Il
MackInaw Railway. Leaves Grand
Rapids at a. m. and arrives at Battle
Creek at 1927 p. IN.
Grand excursion to Battle Creek Sun
day, July p. Will leave Union depot,
Grand Rapids. at a. m. Returning
leave Battle Creek at $50 p. m, after
the dress parade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
ARE THESE sTRAws,
or Can the wind Blow without Starting
Any strhws?

or Can the wind Blow without Starting
Amy strhws2
"Say!" said q citizen Of an inquiring
turn Of mind 10 the TEIEGRAw-HERALD
yesterday, as there any truth in the
rumor that W. T. Bamoreaux is look
Ing for the Republican nomination for
saerifg"
Dunno. WhyT'
because some fellers up here were
saying that Capt. II. A. Hvdorn wa
The most available piece Of timber the
Demo-Greenback party had t0 sculy 8
sheriff out OF. and the chances are, he
viii get the nomination If he wants {.
They said that LsmoreauK vas = pos
sibie Republican candidate, and ! vas
wondering II it was 80, day. day, and
ne was gone. Now, who told hln TINS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
Glenn is Meeker's bartender

The complaint of the young girl
Maud Cobb against Louis Glenn, charg-
ing him with leading her astray and so
on, alleges that the specific act occurred
sat the hotel of one Dickerman in the
township of Grand Rapids" The
Glenn is a bar-keepcr for Dickerman.
He IS bartender for his uncle, \.
Mecker, who is on his bond.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Wesley sad Henry Q. Hessler are
Druggists ST Rockford i is c0anr rlafned
before Justce WestfalI that they hsve
been selling WHISKY ID violation of the
Stsfe lar They were heid in hal ~
$40 for exSEalDstson July 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

city;
Gentlemen-YOu are hereby kindly
requested to close your places Of buSl-
ness on Thursday, August Z, 1890 at II
O'Clock at noon, to JON. together with
your employees and families, the retail
grocers OF TINS city in grand picnic at
Reeds Lake. Respectfully,
NJ. G. GOOSsEN,
Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
GREENBAcKERs MEET,
Appoint Cornrnitt.~. on Platform ard
Adjourn.

Adjourn.
There vas good representation IF
Greenhackers in Justice HvdorD' s0ffoe
isst night. in answer to the call
John L. CBrtss was appointed char
man Of tre Committee or Platform.
consisting Of himself, Whitney. Of the
Slrth ward Humphrey. If the First.
Iudwz. Il the FIN. and sherman, q
the r gnfh. The meeting then sdJoarued
- Tuesdsy evening ~ clock sharp.
5n gustce Hyd0rB's Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

The G. r. & l. z. Z. is still the short
est line between Grand Rapids and
Traverse City and all Northern Mich-
gan summer resorts and other points.
IL issiso the shortest llnefr0m Travera
City 70 Chicago via Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Military Encampment Mt Battle Creek.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
sells excursion tickets TO Battle Creek
and return, via Kalamazoo, at rate of
S2.55, July 2i to 2S inclusive, tickets
good for return until July %. Train
leaving Union Depot at 1925 a. M,
connects at Kalamazoo and arrives IN
Battle Creek at 1903 D. III.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
See Wykes' s. Cabinets.
Travelling Men. Take Notice-AnnueI
Picnic.

It's expected that all Grand Rapids
travelling men and their families will
be AZ the corner of Lyon and Canal
sts., at $50 a. m. sharp. on the 26th
inst. Come one, come all, and bring
the little ones.
GEORGE III. SEYMoRE, Sec'y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
Lily White Tlnnr.


Made by Valley City Milling Co. Crane
Rapids, IS a family tavorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

We do business on n cash basis. and
can afford to sell a good article on 4
small profit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

To the Wholesale Grocers, Commits
sion Merchants and Meat Dealers of
this City-Gentlemen; You are here
with kindly requested to join the retail
grOcers of this city in day of recrea-
ton and pleasure in the enjoyment of
picnic at Reeds Lake on Thursday,
August Z, 1890; and therefore request
the closing OF your business places on
that day at u o'clOck at noon, so that
not only yourselves, wives and children
may join us In the social games and
sports, arranged for by the committee
on amusements. but that your employees
and their families may also participate
of the privileges set apart bv the retail
grocers Of this city on that day.
Respectfully,
VI. c. GoOssEN, Chairman.
See Wykes' 81 Cabinets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

The TsLEGPAu-UERALD has closed arrange
ments with the American Protective Tariff
League, OF New York. by which We are en-
ahled TO furnish TO our readers any of these
documents AZ the same price sou would have
T. PAS should YOU send 90 New York for them.
We have the complete list now Oh hand. The
postage on a letter ana the trouble OF writing
can be saved by calling at this Office and pay
Ing only the retail price. Spend cents and
read Mckinley's speech in tuli.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
Please Close.

See the fireworks at Alger Park to-
night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
IhE TtLEGRAm- HERALD,
LUMBER NOTES.
The white & Reid Lumber Company
Yard Second-ave. and g. L. &I
CroSSiur
No. IS Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids, Mich.

Call on US for pine and hardwood
lumber, lath and shingles. We are
prepared To furnish unlimited guam
titles at wholesale or retail. We occupy
the yard formerly occupied by J. f.
Quigley & Co., but our business is in
no way whatever involved IN the late
assignment OF that firm. Telephone,
1907. JOHN h. WHITE,
III. W. REID.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
TO MhoIesale lirocers

4 Grand Ball will be given at AlgeT
Park tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Ask for Van Houten's sCocoa-take nc
other.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
military Encampmeut at Battle Greek

A Grand Ball will be given at Alger
Park tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Grand display of fireworks at Alger
Park tonight; trains Will run until 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
See Wyke.' 50 Cabinets.
LILY White Tlnnr

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
me best Is cheapest and most salts
lctOry.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
THE GOOD OLD DAYS.
Wasn Every Asaa Was 80 AeooGa-
nodzEta9 Ne Woals ELxhL
Aa otd fr2ssl.r % ts@ aissAsstppa Fs1hs
sS&s G~sz -tsrtss 4as n As4sts-s
a. EFss VIA rhs D~s -
Aecslle ee3ls1-

49, %+-AN-
I wzs coniax 40 the Misslssipna river
On = slo~. but msEninoens be@e Hna
sas sstuax cn shs haFrle2ne oeck look-
inx over 4 be4gtif@l aaa sssuiHg > End
less sprea4 II s1gareans land, when
soas cas- stAaalng ae4E me remarked.
Yea uere nerer 2long here Ia tie
sars-enoagh days Of sseam6o4ting. 1
rCckcn.
looxed up 4nd sz~ = t4ll nan 10
whose anpeaganoe coming age haa lent
: sort q distinction His clothes SET
upon him Sith al ar Of geniAl dlsar-
rangement and hls eyes, l noticed, we're
uoist ~ilh tAe dew 0f recollection. as
he sazea far away over she fields. IL
took ne Bat second thus 70 estimate
HIN, and ny answer 10 his cues tion
wss prOmpk
IL was never along here In the old
days"
.Oh. we'll. then. yoa dent know any
thing about IT, You enly catch nov /.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

James Murdoch was charged With
disorderly conduct, but on payment oi
accrued costs the case was noiit pros 81.
Henry Tomas, who had not paid the
Stale tax On the liquor selling business,
has since paid II, and las case was nolle
prOs'd.
The case Of Sebastian klaibef, selling
liquor 10 minors, had 90 gave place 10 g.
long jury trial, aud VIII come on thls
afternoon al 4 O'Clock.
A jury heard the evidence against
Mile Rice, charged by Nrs. E.lza
O'Dell with stealing dress, and pro
nounced her not guilty.
The case OF John cahiil. breach Of
the peace, is adjourned 10 thls morning.
Charles Miller is charged with steal
ing valuable watch. HE examina-
ton Will take place the 18Th.
Charlie. Williams, the man who was
accused Of stealing the hams from n
| South Dlyslon-st. smOke-house, says
| he can show state OF things lnconsls-
/ tent with ms guilt. On 500 BAL De is
released 10 appear for buslnes on Mon
day.
When Thomas Howell WAS arrested
drunk, he had ~ has possession some Of
/ the goods recently buTgiarlzed from
! the store of Cornelius Fox. When Dee
shall have served his twelve days sen-
tence for intoXcaiion, then eve shall
see Whist We shall see"
Ben Nead's wife is in her grave and
her husband j. IN jail, all within he
same week. The wife committed sui-
I cide hecausc of the misery OF her lit
with a drunken husband. Ben Vail
sober up on twelve days sentence.
Perry Lawrence and Jonn Lynch
went to jail Tor drunkenness ior twelve
days each.
THIS morning comes up the sdjournca
| case of Wm. Christie and " +. lieu.
ming. breach of the pence; also tlat oi
John Cahll, breach Of the peace. lhe
only case ar yet set down for thls alter.
noon j. that OF ~sias, AN klsibcr.
james Krner VIII plead this morning
TO the charge Of assault aud battery
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
Views of a LOCKER on.

To the Editor Of the TKLKGRAE- HrRALD:
From what / have read concerning
the disturbances here, / concluded
your correspondent was zone of the
boys" am told by citizens that they
dare not express their opinions before
students, unless they coincide with
their views; being only "hen" as the
gentlemanly male portion Of students
please to call lady students, l get a
chance to hear both sides. 1t would
seem as if the sad ending Of the DIS
graceful affair last "wednesday night
be conducive 10 better order on the
part of the students, but on the con-
tr2ry they are preparing for q bigger
fracas, and such speeches as the follow
ing from DR.. Rlker, the mateTla medlca
instructor, does not tend 10 discourage
the bullying element Of students. He
said he thought Il al outrage for Dung
men 10 come here a. students and be
dogged around by = lot of brass but
/ tOns." He told OF a young man, a
student with him lRker). VINO after
/ knocking down the oincers who tired 10
arrest him, was highly respected by the
/ town authorities. He urged the boys
+ TO form an organization Tor Their pro-
+ lection. or self defense. ] did not bear
Or. Riker say thls. but was told the
same words al different times by tour
4 students Immediately after hls lecture
on materla medica thls morning. Or.
Vaughan. on the other hand, y trying
to keep the University out Of disgrace
| Or. c. L. Ford, the dean, would not
commit himself this morning. OF
| course, there are a great many well.
| behaved gentlemen here, but they must
keep quiet, and not oppose the mis-
| ch,ef of the others; mischief IN some
instances, IN others pure cussedness.
The inquest = being held this after
| noon on the remains Of hr. Deunison
the student who Wa victim in lss'
night, row. He viii be taken 20 h'
bomcin Toledo for burial. IT reported
tbs afternoon that one Of the ofhcer
whom the students attacked has since
died. DO not care how much n thl
"a made public. If ltmsy bs without ms
name. for am told. here. "the mos
dangerous thing one can tel il to-
truth. particularly 10 the one wuo tell
A. II.
Ann Arbor. Nov. 13, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

kst - Al aog tksa ks zT1 Z IL ss
e@ss 49, EenEls@4nis ~ A spirit 81
ss2eNssss seszes - PrevA2s sAs ssnss-
phere
-But ue~ ! -srrans tAattf yea shsul&
ses iatoa ss2Frsi sith seee On
boarz sGas be&s lie wonlz Dc krutAl
eno4xA y BAL 90 an1 knosk yoz aown
~ua ais 6sk Thers musg ooEas .
change. tAs2gs. soeaer or later So
elssy ezn't ss4aa tas aasoashasss - the
present era ms ezstoUs ta4s cane
Ia aftcs SO wzF robsed Is Of eur goo2
bsesalag whsn esery mSn eaErlea =
pistol tor the purpose q inducing his
neixA tor y ee polite. every gentlemen
VS. geaial Rudeness. Lhst eRslghtly
fnnxus growth on tie trank q careless
soeiety. meAnt crude eorrectieH OF pol
isbe3 &e4sh An boriRg yoG, sah9"
''Far fron it, answered
~Ahl I like yoe. for ] zee in Yea :
remnant. thoagh Somewhat removed
one, Of The old days fou would rather
tel = smooth lie thsn rough truth
Sack 10 that idea. sab Truth, except
as Il relates 10 History and the sciences,
is hrutzliEsr OF mankind, The bog
that ssllows in the Dire has truth; the
artist that paints . great picture has ae-
eepglon"
The boat landed This Is well-re'
membered spot with ms, said the
planter 'One night in the spring OF
1889 / seated myself Ia poker game
last as the boat left this lGnoing. From
the very start luck was IA nv favor,
and II didns seem that ] could lose.
+ First one and then another OF our party
dropped out until az last ] sat facing
old Major Pelton. soon had hlm broke.
I Look here. said he. I'n not going te
/ jump this game. | viii put Up my bod
+ servant. be gaa, sub. Come here, Bill
Bill came up. and husky tello" hs
was. too. Well, won him, and the old
Major went 10 bed. swearing Bill,
said |, who's your master n pw" hot
is, sab, said he. Correct you arc
Bill Black my boots
We'll, suh." the planter continued
II kept Bil right with me, although
Go believe he was one Of the bisges
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

rascals ever saw. One day, just about
the time Grant was marching into
Vicksburg and while was marching in
an opposite direction about as fast as
could, Bill came up to me and said:
Mars John, I've dun got enoughv
"Enough of what? / asked
"'Enough o dis yere wahr
~ CAD. so have /, but what are we
going to do about it?'
II doan' know whut you gwine do
bout il, sab, but knows what ! gwine
do-Fm gwine ter de Yankees
sT didn't offer him any advice sim
ply struck him over the head with
handy carbine and lett him lying near
the roadside"
The old fellow was silent for few
moments 81 haven't but little farther
to 60" he said. after gazing down the
river. "I have been down TO see about
some land. | got into sort of souabble
with the Government and was told to
go down TO Keesport to see the United
states land commissioner. had had
some ecorresuondence with the Office, and,
from the tone OF the letters received, l
did nOtexpect that my treatment would
DO anv too courteous. When got there
/ was shown into a room and told to
await the pleasure of the commissioner.
Presently voice said: This is the
commissioner, suh;' | looked up, and
there stood Bill-my Bill l didn't
know what 10 say.
"'Good mawnin',' said he.
look here, Bill said I, are you
the United States land commissioner?
"'Dat's whut de President says he
answered with grin
Well. IL that's the case, Bill,
/ reckon | might as well go back homo.
Isuppose you remember how We parted
"'Oh. vas, sab, / ricolleck or little ar
pyment We had bout de wah, an yere,
sab. he added, as he touched lump OF
his head, is CT part o dat argument yet
Takes il longer ter 60 down den any ar
eyment eber seed. Sorry ter see yo1
in trouble, Mars John, but lemme tel
YOU, dar amt no use in worryin, Yere
Mr. Sanderssn, FIX up dis generman'i
papers ter dat Ian. II amt gwlne cos
you er cent sab
A look OF tenderness shone IN the olt
mans eyes. "Yes, sub, he added, bill
the rascal, fxed up every thing a.
right and wouldn't charge any thing
This is a curious world. Well. ! get OF
here" oPk +. READ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

On Thursday morning at precisely 4
O'Clock, Mrs. Anna J. Knox, Grandma
Knox as we ali knew her, passed
peacefully to her rest. AZ the same
hour and on the same day three weeks
previous, her youngest brother died al
Adrian. Grandma Knox lived % tho
good old age of g., having been born
Julv 70. 1858, in Root. Montgomery
county. \. y. She was tae Oldest 81
family Of twelve chIlren, 81 whom
oniv three survive. Ars ,. H. Mnans.
OF Toledo. Mss =. ii. Mitchell, OF
Adrian. and Hon. g. j. Mitchell, 81
Hilisdaic. She va the mother - four
children. Of whom three survive. &. NJ
Knox. Of Johnstown. n. ~ John
J. Knox, II Grand Rapids
and Mrs J. !. Culver. ~
Joliet. ll. GraDdma Knox was oi
scotch doscenton bier mothcr side aul
of Dutch on her fathers. ne latter
determined htr religious aseociailpi'
and she wss connected for more tha1
fifty wears with thc Reformed thulcn
M the MonaRk Valley, when in lei1
she removed 81 thls city, when the rf-
came identified with toe fti fftsif-
terrain Church. Her family CA htf
mothers side has done nohie ~ork ln
nlissonary heids. It ~ not often Boa
our dav that one lves a. uany Years,
and II - many, - iul ~ eeti p'.
ness and goodness. 1ranoms was
I and bad siNays been, woman oi De- b
religious convictions. she baQ gfeat
love for the scripture ano iof f1arfit
She was devoted 20 her church. in lab
/ wears her eves ght failed her, hut tnat
Gnfv deepenea her talto and hope.
: Fverv one in the uc ghhorbooa knt"
her and none were more welcome ifan
she into our homes. "lne gop0 gfaY
head shat 81 men knew and none
krax her bat g. love her-
Tho funeral services were heic yestef-
aae from tee residence Of Jonn j. Knox.
oorref 0f Acl hnef and lith-sis
I warv of thf old settlers were rfssf ut
1 eervfees we're conducted ~ Rev. Df.
I Peter Woerdyk. and kev T.. IT, Dsvs
her uasior Among taose pressut VeIs
45o1. r. 2. Nleheu. ~ HlIsdsif John
Nstrbeu and uffe. - KeudaIlrilIe
fas Nrf. = ! Cu|ver. ~ Johet. 3D.
u-s ~. A. Mitchell. Cad lisc. hustf
w and VII ~ = tcbel oi Cad e.
81. ans Mrs. Archie Campbell. ~ ken
faNre TeieEisms nna ieittff q
ro-aoIence wefe reoe fe3 from f1st
friends atside ef tne ttT
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