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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19
MAUNI EE.

FL. e. Graham spent a part of the
week with his mother, Mrs. E. Gra-
ham. =. .Chas. Schiely, prop. Schiely
House, had a partial stroke of paralysis
last Sunday morning, but is now recov-
ering. E. e. p. Keeler returned
Wednesday from trip through West
ern Penn. He will remove his family
to Painsville, o. about May 1st, where
he will engage in manufacturing.
S. ID. Madden is home from Chicago,
after an absence of nearly six months.
he expects to rebuild the reaper works
soon. :. John Leperman leaves next
Tuesday for Estherville, Ia., where he
will visit relatives and friends.
Percy Frederick is attending the Tole-
do high school. e. Harvey Emery and
wife are visiting Mrs. U. Lautzen-
heiser.. :. Among those present at the
Booth-Mojeska entertainment were
DR.. and Mr.. Rhonehous, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Burge, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. spald-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs.M CARL, Mr.and Mrs.
r. B. Mitchell, Mr.. Ammi Mitchell
and Miss Burge. e.......O. G. Fred
erick was in Erie, Pa, last
week on business. e. . .Rob't Mann aud
wife, of. Toledo, spent Monday with
Mrs. c. 81. Blaker. IA fine clock has
been placed in the new postoffice. 1t
is an advertising device and the cards
OF our progressive business men are
shown ON it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19
The RixerKoad.

W. C. Harris, of East Toledo, was in
this place few days since, and we
learn that nearly all the land owners
along the river road have signed the
petition asking to have the road mac
adamized between Perrysburg and
East Toledo. In conversation with
business men in town we find they are
very anxious to have the road stoned,
and in fact there are few, If any, who
do not really want the improvement
made. No one attempts to deny the
Importance Of the improvement. The
largest property holders along the
road are signing, which is good indi-
cation.
We learn there are many citizens
merchants and others) in the city, who
are anxious to locate along the banks
of the river where they can secure a
few acres upon which to erect a home
and be within convenient distance of
their business. BY this means they
could enjoy all the benefits of the pure
country air, raise little fruit or veg
tables that they might have fresh from
their own gardens and have all the
comforts OF suberban residence and
still be within few moments drive of
their business in the city. The day
will come when all this will be an estab-
lished fact and is now only being delayed
by the want of good stone road lead
ing to the city.
The cost of improving the road would
be but triile compared with the in
creased value of the property.
AS soon as Mr.. Harris can possibly
find time to finish canvassing the ter
ritory he will have all the signers
necessary and the petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners for their
action. May success attend you, Will
liam, and don't let up until you get the
road stoned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

For lame back there is nothing better
than to saturate flannel cloth with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and bind it
on the affected parts. Try it and you
will be surprised at the prompt relief it
affords. The same treatment will cure
rheumatism. For sale by A. r. Champ
new
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

Jacob Geiger VS.. The Lake Shore
g. Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany asks for ten thousand dollars.
William McCurdy VS.. The Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company asks for
three hundred dollars.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19
hoo Ladies Wnnted.

Aud 100 men to call on auy drugg lat for
a free trial dackage OF Lanes Family
Mepicine, the great root amp herb remepy,
piscoverep by Dr. Sllas Lane while IN The
Rocky Mountains. For piseases of the
B1obp. Liver amp Kipneys it is Il dositlve
cure For constellation amp clearing nd the
comdlexion it pose wonpers. II Is the best
sdrihg meplcine kown Large size drckag' ,
90 ceuls Al pll druggist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

Tweuty-nine years ago last Monday
Fort Sumter was evacuated and gal
laut Major Anderson and his band OF
heroes marched out with the hUnors of
WARN. Y. Mail.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

Mayor Tyler will read his inaug-
ural message and name his council
committees at the next regular meet
ing of the Council on Tuesday evening
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19
Names of Jurors

Drawn for hearing of another appro.
priation suit, to secure land for the
new railroad
OP Huffman, Montgomery
Henry Alexander, Freedom
William Carris, Portage
Reason Whitacre Bloom
+ Dillngcr, jackson
William Burdett, Sr.. Washington
Lansing Huthines, Washington
n d Patterson, Plain
l. Mason, Jackson
Taylor Hale, Perry
Joseph Marshal, Henry
William Baumgnrdnor. Milton
James, Montgomery
S idney McMaster Milton
Joseph Hcrringshnw, Jackson
John Fish, Freedom
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

August Oberhouse and Minnie Schill
r. w. Brueggemeyer and Mary
Iuecke,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19
Dissolution Notices.

Nathan t. Stratton VS.. Mary A.
Stratton, charged with gross neglect
of duty.
Dorr Benschoter VS.. Nancy Benscho-
ter (also now known as Nancy Evils),
charged with willful absence and adul-
terry.
Jane Ketcham VS.. Edward G.. .Ketcham,
She asks for divorce and alimony.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19


Little Judith, the eight year old
daughter of Mr.. Mullineaux, of the
Inland Christian Aduocate. Des Moines.
Iowa, on learning that her special play
mate, child of her own age, had
taken the whooping cough, took a
bottle of medicine, which had cured
her of troublesome cough, and went
over and said : "You must take this
medicine. 1t will do you good" Mr..
Mullineaux vas curious as to the result
and on making inquiry learned tha, the
little neighbor. who had been unable to
rest at night. had been greatly relieved
in that respect. The paroxysms were
neither 30 frequent, severe or enduring.
The cough under the genial action of
this admirable remedy, was loosened.
The medicine liquefies the mucus ana
enables the sufferer to throw il off. The
attack in the beginning gave every
evidence of being a severe attack of
whooping cough. Indeed it was a
genuine case, but this preparation,
while perhaps it may not be positive
cure for the disease, is >adoubtedly able
to alleviate it. If it does not cure it,
1t will give unquestioned relief. The
medicine referred to IL Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy. For sale by A. II.
Champney.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

Twenty-Five years ago last Monday
night President Lincoln was shot in
Ford's Theatre by John Wilkes Booth.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

Wallace w. Anderson VS.. Nathan =.
Wirebaugh and Henry M Anderson.
On promissory note.
Hiram e. Leedy vs.. G. e. Lowell. To
cancel Lease.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19
CulIed from Probate Journa,

April ST.. A. Baldwin, appointed
administrator of the estate of Tobias
Bossler, deceased Letters of admin
istration with will annexed granted.
April S.-The last will and testa-
ment of John Conrad deceased of Lake
Township, filed for Probate. For
hearing April Is, 1890.
April S.-John E. Clark as guardian
of Alvin r. Atkins vs.. his said ward
filed final account-For hearing May
9, 1890.
April 9.-Addie M. Reed, as execu-
triX of the estate of John Reed,
deceased, filed her final account For
hearing May 8, 1890.
April 10.-John Russell as admins
traitor of the estate of Lois Russell,
deceased, filed inventory and appraisal
which was approved, confirmed and
ordered recorded.
April 12.-Mary G. Jay as admins
tratrix of the estate of Susan Decker,
deceased filed her final account. For
hearing May 8, 1890.
April 14.-Harriet N. Pope as ad-
ministratriX of the estate of John S.
Pope, deceased, VS.. Joseph E. Pope, as
guardian, ct. al. filed Il petition for
the sale of decedents real estate, also
a waiver of all the defendants.
April 15.-Charles j. Hamman, APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
Gideon j. Hamman, deceased, after
the widow declined the appointment
April 15.-Marjory Robertson as
executrix of the estate of Amelius
Robertson, deceased, filed final account.
For hearing May 8, 1890.
April 15.-George Gephart as guard
ian of Emma ID. Baker, Attic Baker
and Jesse Baker, minors VS.. his said
wards, filed final and second partial
accounts. For hearing May 8, 1890.
April 15.-The last will and testa-
ment of Jacob Hartman, deceased, of
Bowling Green, o., filed for Probate
Letters testamentary issued.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

Erickson, the prophet who prophe-
sled the destruction of certain localities
in California, is very angry because
his prophesy failed to come to time,
but says the destruction will yet come,
and that God only made II mistake in
the date, as he did at Ninevah. He
advises his followers to stay in the
mountains, but many are leaving and
losing faith in the prophet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

For the purpose OF erecting suitable
monument in memory of Roger Will
liams, his private burying ground was
searched for graves of himself and
wife. 1t was found that everything
had passed into oblivion. The shape
of the coffins could only be traced by a
black line of carbonaceous matter. The
rusted hinges and nails and round
wooden knot, alone remained in one
grave; while single lock Of braided
hair was found in the other. Near the
grave stood an apple tree. This had
sent down two main roots into the very
presence of the coffined dead. The
larger root pushing its way to the
precise spot occupied by the skull of
Roger Williams, had made a turn as if
passing around it and followed the
direction of the backbone to his hips.
Here it divided into two branches,
sending one along each leg to the heel,
when both turned upward to the toes.
One of these roots formed slight
SIOOh Uhc hLcG +-NllCl bl1e
whole bear striking resemblance to
the human form. (These roots are now
deposited in the museum of Brown
University. There were the graves,
but their occupants had disappeared :;
the bones even had vanished. There
stood the thief, the guilty apple-tree,
caught in the very act of robbery.
The spoliation was complete. The
organic matter, the flesh and bones of
Roger Williams, had passed into an
apple-tree. The elements had been
absorbed by the roots, transmitted
into woody fibre, which could now be
burned as fuel, or carved into ornaments;
had bloomed into fragrant blossoms,
which had delighted the eye of Provi-
dence people, and scattered the sweet
est perfume of spring; more than that,
it had been converted into luscious
fruit, which from year to year had
been gathered and eaten.
How pertinent then, is the question:
"Who ate Roger Williams ?"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

Would it not be well for the Repub-
licans of Perrysburg township to
organize and get ready for a little sys-
tematic work ? The recent SCOOP
made by the Democrats in this town
ship will be.repeatcd at every election
unless the Republicans organize.
Lack of organization was one of the
Ir.ncipal causes of our defeat this
Spring. We cannot begin too soon
we cannot work too hard-and we
MUST work if we ever expect to have
any show at the elections.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19
TOLEDO COLUMBUS & CINCIN'TI
uIAtE 'rARIE

Taking effect Sunday, December l6 1888.
Trains going South. Trains going North
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-19

ruBLrsHED EVERY SATURDAY,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

Ths District Educators Of Kent
Co1nry Met on Business,
Aaa Tasa asis Fiezie "a kssa's LAss-
a L4Tgs AsIsza4aes AEd = 620a
,nsalaE M&as

Tns c strict teachers Of kszt oou1ts
hs-i nlsnsss mesllg yesterday .a
TIE rooms OF tae WssE Michigan Bus--
ness University. aud lAFge nunber
we're q attendance.
secretary sm.th. Of tie eounty board
Of school examiners. organized the
gatberng, which s2s presided over b
r A Fletcher. OF the Grand Rapids as-
soc4Lon. There vas 10 formal pre-
ggam. bat reports from the different
ASSOCIATIONS were made, Eud showed .
vory cred table membership. al far
amount of s0Tk sccgnipl shed The
Graad Rapids essOcizt.on reported
a membership or 100, and a.
average attendance nearly a.
large. ~ meetings have oeen held
tnls wear. lle CALEDONIA assoc alton
reported a membership 0f 81, al aver
age attendance of 80, and nye meetings.
Cedar Springs has ~ members enrolled, /,
and has bad an average attendance "
80 AZ the meetings ncid. sparta re-
ported memhegsh 2 Ot =, and AZ
average attendance ot . al the nNc
meetings neid Rockford repC rted A.
enTo. .lmeut OF A. aud al average at
tendance OF 80. Lowell reported an
enrol .nent OF 90, an average attendance
or 50, and nye meetings held.
the total enrolment u the county
was shown % be 307. which Secretary
smith thought made very favorable
showing.
The reports Of work done showed
that the results of the meetings We're
sufficient a. compensate the board OK
school examiners Tor the hard woTS
tney have done. Secretary Smith made
4 brief address, explanatory OF the 10
stltute which IS 10 be held ~ this city
az the West Michigan Business tnlver-
s.ty, commencing July II, and cOntn-
ulng Tor four weeks, ending with the
regular August examinations. In
strucuon IS 10 % given IN primary and
| advanced work, and specla! instruction
IN bookkeeping, penmanshlp, tele-
graphy, shorthand, type-wrtlng, music
and drawing 10 those desiring Il. Tho
institute Is to be conducted under the
authority Of state superintendent ksta-
brook.
At 50 the business meeting of the
association adjourned, and the whole
| gathering, mostly young women, with
a small percentage OF men, took cars
! for Reeds LaSe The afternoon pro
gram included only a good time, and
this the two hundred teachers had.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

las l1al ua1oa CT . aala xaLs fDf
rer1tea1slt 81 Pl4olc .cslrlcuoo.
IS -sla..y lsleraa.8sa. 81 gre-l s1tsnt.
~ tne .est - sdlcas5fs 81 tas party.
Toe caazlo-le Esp.s5l.aas presents tor
cols-asTssC 60 -ae name or Prof Or
oc1lfz, W1o aAs oeea suggssEsd ~
n44g ed .11aloual is4dsEs fer l1e 1ou.l-
nat.oa- 70 aays ~ ann
f4e present universally respected
and very cap4bie psFiuzeuae1g 0f
Public INSTRUCTION hasng aunog need
l.s ertef.n .li.tl.9l u0t - agaia become
a e41.tliats. and il Tess1onss ~ nla1y
ssEgeet 9as trom trends r van0us
parts Of tas state. fGoE 0rr ochurLz. III
t4.s c.ty. has c04seuted ~ permits the
pss 81 aia aaaie ss candida for tnst
pos-tien a. 80 cOIelng Republican state
tllFeat.oae
Prof. ocauru s gentleman IN
every way qlAlneG and ~ortny %
s.ifc eed the prescott aole Incumbent.
~ - u cn gan maa IL every sense
ot tae word, h.twng been oou in ls53
~ 70. josepl county farm, ant be ].
a sound Republican IN puac pie he
grad lsJec u Lne CLASSICAL course from
t4e state University "a TIE c-ass az -
tni las na1 successful experience AZ =
super rioiendeut of graded schools a.
ljau7Fllle and Eaton Rapids.
barag tne past three years Prof.
~chufez las been secretary OF schools
tDF Gat0n county, 10 winch position he
h-.s @oa "a reputation 0t beng one OF
the most zea.Ous and efficient secIe-
LArles in tie STATE. The present course
of ssut.es ssged frOa toe Once OF the
state superintendent Was formulated
uy a cougm Tree 0f the county secre-
Lal .ss. OK Wh.cA Prot, Schurz VAS chair
maa, and ne has been president ot the
oSate Secretaries ASSOCIATION duung
the past tao years.
IT Wtll thus - seen that Prof.
Schurtz, by education and experience,
both IN graded and dlstuct school work
Is especially well qualified Tor the dis
charge OF the respOnAble duties OF the
/ Othcc. And MS standing and relations
Nl,h the educators OF the State is such
! that should ne recrive.the nomination
he wdl prove a popular candidate at
| the polls"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
". J.. GIBBS,
"The Kansas Demon"
Permanent address LaSalle, y. Y.
CHURCH SERVICES.

Notlce-In future the TzLEcEAN-HERALD will
publish. under this head, only such notices ~
are sent % tnIs ONCE each week. not later
th1n saturday Afternoon. Iuis - done To
avoid % stakes and duplicate notices.
In these anuouncencnts "BSual services"
or hours ueaa thai the morning service oc-
crrs AZ lo-0 a. N. aud evening" service at
3. m.
pastor. services In GOOD templars Hal. Nc
Mullen block. sunday evening ut I.A. Elder
NauDensen from saginaw IS expected.
Ur. O. d. Thomas Will lecture before the
iili. No. 80 Canal sr.. az ~ p. m. subject
The Rocks and shoals in >plritlalism- Seats
frse
Services AZ rho =. u. E. Zion Church. Fifth
ave. sr iU "a. m. $50 services n the evening.
ta- cong-egation being requested 20 meet at
Hartman s. Hall at : go.
The View Church House Of worship. corner
~ Lf9r and Division sts.. Rev. pe0rsa Henry
'1.". pastor service morning and evening az
lslll tmr. seats free. Morning. 'nhlect.
'Iha only source ~ True foF Evening SUI
Iset. "Jonan and the Great Fish -so5arh
&. H1el and atu.f class a. tle close % the morn
Ine serF re. Lesson john Nll $50
n door r1upueefiG-- Au indoor camp
mse-irg vIu 20 ba.t af the Planded ave N.
F. Church te-Iunlug sunday. June -. and con.
-Ir..l- tl June q. EgaaEsiists d. G.. Jones and
a W kna1r. ~ Albion. Saf fn~ Staging evan
zsIi sE. t.r ffIer Mel gEhIfu. have been en-
-ftei fo assist In f1r services services every
evening NJ .A
-r P1ufs Church Episcopal o. Turner ST..
between Iuicd sf- and Eourtb-sr. HOW Com
mnui0n. a. u-. nothing prayer alf sermon
iI 4f o. w sunday school ar j. no evenip :
prayer Al -,u . o.. EeF. a +. Welles 0rficlat
ma
Amss 1feth9aist Chu-cb-South Digision-st.
Rev p H kt0E. pastor. Morning service and
sunday sc11o. 4s usual The church viii be
closed a the evening.
Division street r. ? Church Rev. John era
q ia ... q
- t1e Dastor. ,untay scnool az noon Young
people e meeting a. - p. m.
calvary Baptist Church Ringuetts's Hall.
corner Fift1 ave and South DIV stoQ-s'-
Reguar preaching serylcein the morning No
evening service. sunday school ~ u D. n
Trinity Church Mstins a. 70 ~ sermon
hv Rev VI &. Law. EVeusougat 30. sermon
hV Rev ~ G. Law. ~uud school and bible
lass ~ orioeS. seats free. Vested choir.
h "A. Johnston. rector.
f-nlverssi Rev nr. Charles Fllhrrr. pas
t-r Morning sab'e-t. TIE Uaif7rmit7 81
law >uafly-scnroi at - m. No evening
service
-egv -e ril - helt tne Temple Enamel
l.Ffsrisnfr fhs Cause ~ CIVILIZATION vIii be
discussed h7 Rev =. Cadtsn from Infia0s.
rrur-a ~ Christ Fer T T. Russell pastor.
-e-s COS iH rrs morning as gsutI sunday
ts1t ere r.riEa as mass m-e.1s ar Harm3n =
T-s-e ,-00N rnu-5 Rev Dr r r.
KNAPP rer-r vine -arFi 7 and serw11 a.
m. So service at nt-hf ta-tr- t6e
Messiah Baptist rbr-cb-Frr , So rob--
-.n. PASTOR Services Ar Crs-s HaI. ST.. 10
ear. -IndsF school 1t 3.
rarr11 Hef1sstfv evening AZ -
s- HaL -,cr1 D.-s.o1-st. ~ be- 0 a a.
sunday -s-Ie-. folLoN-1z
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
ANEW Kouteto thIcago.

The Chicago & West Michigan hall-
way have opened a new rout between
Grand Rapids aud Chicago Via -.
Joseph and Graham q Morton Trans
portatlon Company New palace steam
ers "Clty of Chicago" and "Puutau."
Trains leaving Grand Rapids IL ] 5j p.
~. make direct connection at -.
Joseph With these fine steamers, arrly-
ing IN Chicago Al $50 ?. m, thus CIV
ing passengers an opportunity OF cos
ins Lake Michigan by daylight. winch
no other line affords. Returning steam
ct leaves Chicago at $50 p. IN, arr.y-
ing At Grand Rapids at $50 a. IN.
Tickets and full information can be
had Al Union Ticket Office, 81 Monroe
81. and Ut Union Depot.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

EsstaBisE ssa losh lsss lAs AAss sA0Fs
a alskixaa soaEaeFs hall~as
Ftzass A. serstts o1 ne
Ers.tFasE M2ll trsin

NuulhSr fourteen 81 elegant NagaeI
craving Eool SAT, RAINING peteSrn
klkl4il zna Cleveland. daily except
sunday. 90 Saadsy tne tram Nl
have dav ce4cb. Caicago % Cisse
lsnA. A nep Blael sleeping Gag IL 4t-
tAchsa 81 ere tra.a 81 t-sFes-Ana, rap-
n.ag tIrooEa q Nsw lorS over u-s
Nrs Aofs Cagtfal. daily. srrF-ag I
lnal clty "a lo.s5 a. n. reHt dsy. lrza
No. /. leay.ag oraad Rapids ai - =
ID, makes Gloss connections u tals
ua.n Al Wh.ts 2 gson toI Toledo.
Cleyeland. Buffalo. New York and
Eastern cites. Ims makes a very r.ce
tran. and viii he a great t4yorte
among business men ana others Who
del zht fast time or tie rail- a. u
lands passengers 10 New YORK next
morning a tlne for buslness, ana gives
a good i ghts rest en- route. There be-
lng 20 day coaches east ot Cleveland, A,
sleeping oar space should be reserved
early u advance through yolr local
agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

Wants To wrestIe Any Man In Grand
Rapids for $3.50.
BRADFORD, Pa, June u, $500.

BRADFORD, Pa, June =, 1890.
Toths Editor OF the TtLsGEAE-HEHALD.
SIR see by the papers that a num-
Der Of would-bo champion wreStlers are
az present "a your city aud vicinity,
among whom is Charles Green, VINO IS
billed % wrcstle at MuskegOn al an
early date. I wish 70 announce through
your paper that / wall wrestlc Mr..
Green. or any of the wrcstiers referred
20, GRECO Roman, catcn-as-catch-cau,
or mixed match, FOR from 800 % $3.50
a side, winner % take entire gate re-
ce.pts- There Will De no use IN accept
ing my challenge unless the parties
mean business and post their money IN
T.iIAb.e hands. ON the acceptance Of
this challenge by the parties mentioned, g.,
j wU Immediately forward 10 you my
forfeit. Hoping 20 hear from some Of
the wrestler5 at once, | am
Yours, etc,
". +. GIBBS,
"The Kansas Demon"
p,~p,.,o-t 4~.ys laE4Ifa Y Y
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
7. J. Lamb & Company,
REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot. Phone s..


Opposite Union Depot. Phone g.
EOR SALE-We have frst-class roller -four
Ing mtI that wtN make money for f'e
right parties. The mil s OF the lJte-t design.
aad has a capacity 81 sixty barrels 10" .ld-
catueIy Is rev and i'm f.rst-cldss condition. h4,
five sets 81 double 0eur rolls and three sci, ot
double teei rolls Tts mil cost t.i'H. ana is
e ven lots. a good barn and 80 cords ~ wood.
The entire property viii b. sold for 5 .n1. The
property vii be shown % any one meaning
business Terms satisfactory.
FOR SALE-We hsvr q hne paying hotel q
thriving locality that viii be sold AZ q bar
gain II taken SO once. The uufei Is hrsf-ciass
in every particular. and Is furnished With the
latest hotel app iauce'. The property has
twenty vel furnished rooms. and travelling
men pronounce n to- best hofe in Western
Michigan This property is paving invest
Call ~ Once n you mean business Viii take
city property in part payment
EOR oALE-A fne Cat. near the Madison
ave. crpsstng of the y. !. d. y q. d.. sa g.
able for four families. 1he a "-II re7t for
$50 ner monta. aHd - within i"r steps oi
steam or horse cars. lhis property HI.I he
so'f for sif n. OF vii exchange f1r other ir1.-
erfy.
FoR sALE-Ths premises ~ nov OCCUPY g.
= and 3, south Io7ia-sf- o1p1. ~ TIE
MON depot 1h.s property is . r-~.1 1. Do.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

A pure and reliable mediclne.-A
compound iluid extract Of roots, leaves,
barks and berries IS Burdock Blood
Bltters They cure all diseases Of the
blood. liver and kidneys.