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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20

Miss Keziah straightened herself up
in her high-backed chair and drew in
her chm, while her voice rang oui
shrill and clear: q rather guess it'll
take two TO make that bargain
A second look at the aged admirer,
who was edging up TO her with g
sheepish sim?er, exasperated Miss
Keziah beyond control.
"The old fooll' she said wrathfulIy.
The color came into the deacon's
thin cheeks, and be started on his feet,
looking anxiously at the door, as II
meditating hssty retreat But the
yarn was wound about his boots and be
was forced TO remain.
Miss Keziah likewise rose, and fold
ing her hands primly in front of her,
remarked grimly; when you 6rst be-.
gan talking hadn't the least idea what
you were driving at. 1 thought you
were limiting about Betsy Hill. and
wanted to take me into your confidenc.
[ never dreamed that you meant me.
Why, l supposed that every one in
town knew that I would not give up
my freedom for the best man living.
Betsy Hill is q pious, likely woman,
she'll make good home for you and
she needs home herself
The deacon was completely wither.
ed, and Miss KeZiah continual: If
you'll step around little livelier, dea-
con, and pick up the stones on your lots
and PIT them into good fences, and
down those pesky weeds, there's no
reason why your farm shouldn't look
as well as mine. II I've said anything
to hurt you feelings, deacon, 1 hope
you'll overlook it, Why, you are all
tangled up in the yarn; I'll untangle
it.
The delay OF unwinding the yarn
from the deacon's feet gave Miss Kez-
iah chance for further remark: 'One
word more, deacon; have you heard
about the western lands?
The deacon wished he was anywhere
out of the range of those merciless
black eyes.
T-think I've heern tell suthin'
about 'em, he replied meekly.
4 thought sol I thought sol' ex.
claimed Miss Keziah, savagely. We'll,
deacon, those lands rightfully belong
to M niece, Mary; l only hold them
as her guardian
The deacon began to look upon his
rejection as blessing in disguise, for
without the western lands Miss Kez-
iah's attractions seemed tame COM
pared with those of mild, blue-eyed,
buxom Widow Hill. Il can trust We
never to mention this2' he asked tim
idly.
i shall not mention it. Now follow
my advice, deacon; make sure OF Betsy
Hill before another week goes by.
You have my good wishes. See to
this at once.
Thank ye, Thank ye; don't mind
if I dew
The good old woman followed her
crestfallen visitor to the door. As
sudden gust OF cold night air put out
the light, she said: The air is snap
ping tonight; have frost, eh, dea-
CONF
And the discomforted deacon felt
that he had been nipped by something
sharper than q frost.-Lippineoh's
Magazine.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20
An Important Matter.

Druggists everywhere report that the sales
Of the Restorative Nervine, a nerve food and
medicine--are astonishing; exceeding any
thing they ever had. while it gives universal
satisfaction in headache, nervousness, sleep
lessness,, sexual debility, backache. poor
memory, fits, dizziness. etc. Taylor Bros,
Creek, Mich; @. B. Woodworth & Co., Of
Fort Wayne, Ind. and hundreds of others
state that they never handled any medicine
which sold 40 rapidly, or gave such satisfac.
tion. Trial bottles of this great medicine and
book Of nervous diseases, free at !. Leist.
who guarantees and recommends it.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20

A deserter from the U. S. army
caused his'own arrest at Dayton in or
der to get back again.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-20

obtained, and all other business In the O. s. Paten
Once attended to for MODERATE FEES.
Our Office IL opposite the U. 8. Patent Office, and
we ecen obtain Patents Ia less time thos those re-
mote from WARRINGTON.
Send MODEL Oh DRAWING. We advise az to
patentability free or charge; and we make NO
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT
Werefer, here to the Postmaster, the Supt .of
ent Once. For circular, advice, terms, and refer
anoes TO setuAl clients in your own State or county
address @. "A. SNOW d CO.,
0pnasits patAnt nee. WashingtOn, -. o,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
4 New Grocery store.

Mr.. P. Wendover, l6l Monroe.st., the
well-knOwn and successful grocer who
has done business at the above place
for twelve years has Just opened another
neat grocery to be run N connection
with hls old stand, qt the corner OF
Highland-ave. and South Lafayette-st.
The resident people OF that part OF the
city are to be congratulated upon hav-
ing a store that will always be filed
with the choicest groceries, fruits and
vegetables. Mr.. WendOyer has no super
iors for honest and upright dealings, as
his past dealing with the public has
shown. Frank ". Webs ter, who has
had considerable experience IN the
grocery business, VIII be IN charge OF
the new store, and n more courteous
gentleman could not be found 10 serve
the customers who trade al his new
store. have known Mr.. Wendoyer
for years, and know whereof | speak.
ONE or HIS CUsToNHRs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
POLICE AND COURT.


Any observer af events co0ia have
pzea.esed = q0e4 asS ioE foises C<suIs
yestsrsay. 1he onas2al iaA e ths
issser p4r q iasi Nesk uSs sslFe - e
ieloaed - > cay * extraordinary -
Eslty. &no ale extraordinary &etafsix 81
T,.sscsy VAS sure to ts followed, ve1f
SHORTLY thereafter, IS calm. AocoEN-
ingiy, taere Nere blt few CASES yestei-
dsy, and they were Qgs.ckly disposed Of.
fas yoang oolored genGela2n--7soe'a
loek iag fellow, too-naHsd William
Washington, implicated .n tns b4fEi&fy
OI the bedell Residence on >aelden-sl.s
waved examination and Vas Dt-1 log
tr.Sl.
Frank kiump VAS held foG tr.al after
: long ex&n4inati0n covering many
days, for keeping saloon open oa SUI
day.
L. A. Shlyley is the oldest soldier
who, on the sd day Of June, wac sen
teaced 70 lall FOR 90 days for al lnoe-
cent assault on a lite glrl named
Diver. Ca Tuesday, the old man Was
run IA for beiag drunk. Yesterday be
paid $3.50. Two other drunkS were,
Ion furman, who paid s. and John
Jacknan, whO went 10 jail for 10 aays.
John Dolan was arragned charged
with not supporting MS family. When
he hears how the law looks upon such
fellows, he will hlre lawyer and hight
hard u keep out OF jail. hls case MI
be up tomorrow.
Annie Thompson complained that a
young man named McGee, with whom
she Was more or less acquainted IN dal-
lying with her hand, dallled With a
gold ring that was on her finger. The
charge IS larceny, and MeGee will an
swer to-day.
John Bisonet and Martin Oleson had
scrap in the cable power house, and
the latter slapped the former, for which
he paid s4.3o.
Andrew Lawson complained that c..
Hamilton assailed him and gave him a
battering. The trial Will occur the Gath.
=Cornelius DeRuyter reached State-st.
on his bicycle and found the street so
badly torn up that be had 10 take 10
! the sidewalk. This was fatal blunder.
| Cornelius asked until Friday 20 make
up mis- mind what he would do about II,
and the time was not only checrfully
granted, but he was released on his own
recognIzance.
Sadie Best, accused of secreting a
watch that was only leased, wants a
| Jury, and she will have one next Tues
/ day. Meanwhile Sadie will help TO
sweep the third floor corridors OF the
hotel, corner OF Louis and Campau-sts.
Barney Fisher and Dan Hayes are in
the lookup for being drunk and will
be arraigned this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
Dean Rep3Vt Yesterday.
A p. biashler, U. E. A. home, age 50,
vnuQ-. f.ror.


George II. RseleF has gone East on
business.
Fred 3. Ndrioh has gore North on a
business trip.
n. A. True has goue down The rivar
ou q fshiug trip.
Rev. Baell returned from Nas-
ksgon yesterday.
Mrs seymour Cornell is visiting
friends a Jackson.
ITan T. g.. Nssan. of ATuskegon. was
in tae c.ty yesterday.
Mrs ?. e. Taher. the artist. is spend
irg seveFsi weeks ID Cn caEo.
Mrs. =. Fass. Of Chfcaro stte guest
ce 81 S. Ida Temple, ol 5fferson-ave.
Misses Eua and Sarah Iumnl. of
Iona. are visiting friends ln teis clfy.
Ja0es Brennan sri so1 are tse
guests 8s Afs. 81 FL. Holden. ot Mas
kegr-
Nss sarah Ardersoa ~ Fcrt wsvnc
s vearE her cousin. J. G.. kroN ard
tsm
Mss Tsrresen. of pa.ra has ~.
tafnei homo s4ter a VISIT vtl Nrs j.
Mel arsn.
NJ. and wrs. George Eastman hsra
. rela .aed from a tfree weeks trra g
Miss ssr
Mars is~f ard ar-tecr hsrs g9ee
ta Ne0 NeTz sHd Br0c SlT7. Nr- hec
ard FEr Varaaoa tr-a
duess ia ths Grsat Eards e Inasus
{ eaees
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
TUE SOLDIERS HOME.
~. Gibson Desires to Correct an Unin
tsntionai Error.

tsntionai Error.
Special 20 the ELEsatr-HEsaLB:
some time since / published a state
ment i'm good faith 20 the effect thatthe
salaries and wages at the Soldiers
Home had been cut down one.third.
afterwards learned that had been
mignformcd, the reduction affecting
only the inmates and not the officers or
civilian employees J wrofca statement
for publication correcting this error.
tut Tor some reason unknown 20 me lt
never appeared IN print. I do not de-
sire Ca publish any false or exaggerated
statements concerning tue above named
institution for facts alone have any
weight with inlr1rtia. minds. Iae man
who attempts % gain ns point OF create
% 'cratun lv fa.seh0ocs IS worthy
Cr.v a ccl;empt.
some ot soar readers may remember
ts1t Tor sune months pas5 hayy been
writing ey-cIcs calling attention Co
o. ffrent n.'ftgrs connected with Tho
rot.Urs IS rr. euI the Question NAV
lttr. y oeee, why bore thc general
fHa.C wta tla-e tlurs Wnv u0t 20
o. tac WE.u1ce Iae answer Il
f1-f. Are aa0ace ceueut ultul lrllv re-
frut aH Crirsw ot tueir conduct of
iIrls Unlees st.rt critcsu comes ff0m
'lE eI "irtueft.al sources. flev
tal absolutely nothing Tor mv oo mon.
sut < NneW tntt Uei. lciorc assumed
iHJ tItHs.css tasE hut I also knew We
were To aaVe aew governor. new
itg lgsgre. aui 'l,g1t have in entirely
ulu management. ! thong it Qr 20
possible scat ffceu .ew officials Oh -lt
gt these trtie.cs. and seeing bow
aHafs aprt,rcoi CD olc on tac outside
rrlHt Introduce g new order 81 thlngs
r..a taey topE up tHe gcins.
81 q raIe lreteruls come from with
Cns as rlsalt 0t pressure brought 70
Bear 1po1 DIhc.a IS ia power by tle pe0-
rte. ! haTe ge.u. aua sui hold, that
sevcr1i radical reforms are needed in
t'e utn1ger' ot the sold ers H1ue.
E a.so SNOW hat rumeers 81 persons
ar c same opinion AMI fse. sure
tnat tIen tur fttenton 81 slit larger
rumtra ~ rr.e s cs Tea .8 the ula tasr
t1r-c reforms vf hs uaururata3
"toV repna vox uef
Toe only question fer consideration
is tn Are tnfes changes neeietf, Go
tle Hest Interests ~ tre soldiers Homa
ithe urie ~ Else ~tate.. and esreeailv q
toe fare aud co0fort of the v.ler-
Hus fer whom it v3s hu.it. mand a
rctnfa tlcre'n Cf course. Is aeFaies IS
u0ol nlc Cd Snow tae e.. A. g.. the sai-
c.efs ut tae ~tate. as friends IS tee
soitlcrs th-1uz aout fhe STATE thaf Size
matters for whtgh I am conteuf.ng are
SLAMS fpcrialt tut fast It I fFi n
taIs I eaaUet eEpeet ASS esuecfal atren-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
MAKE NO ERRORl

nyou have made mp youI
mind that YOU need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once To DIR. :.
Clay Todd. a. IOnroe-st
room 4. Grand Rapids, Mich.
tie will save YOU much eX-
pensc and loss Of time. Dr.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience In foreign cOun-
tries. together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectIy from those countries,
aud - wears snccial prac-
tice IN the largest cities iE
the United states. render
him peculiarly Gifted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
TOWN TOPICS.

beniamin Lewis took James Arnold
O. iol "a yes.erday.
befwn = sA0wing some exquisite
fatArefY 20 BIS opeuIng, - Canal-st.
Aatou Lemoa Was admitted 10 csi.
tensap u the superior court Yesterday.
Louis He.merdinger and Maggia
1tald lAttA weFe married by justice
iydoFu.
loa shoeld see the very pretty thing.
pa iae millinery Lac 40 BeEwln's open
los. - Canal-st
Susie Cain past 500 and s3.55 costs iu
tne superior cCulI Yesterday, for keep
llg d-sorosr.y house.
Valley C.ty Lodge No. IS viii nav q
tratenal VISIT tO Doric Lodge No. So,
& A. NJ, this evening and confer the
taEd degree.
james ,chregardus. the boy whose
mother had ban arrested as a tru4nl
and an all-ar0und bad boy, was ar.
laigned Yesterday.
A street road roller will be ordered
by tac committee On streets, and the
Ionderops machine Will doubtless te
here ny the end Of Tie month
MattGewson 4 KlOote, tho coatrac.
tors, have purchased the cobble stones
t8Sea tlom the tracks OF the Sreei
Railway Company, on Caual-st.
The conference of the Evangelica
church VII he held IA this city, IN th,
German Evangelical church, on Wes
Brldgc-st., next Tuesday. the 23d.
The grape meeting OF the Grand
kvcr horticultural Society Will ho hclc
40 che residence Of Asa ". S.aytOn. ID
Grand Rapids township, next Tuesday
The bonds of matrlmony that united
Ada NJ. Dart 10 Wm. f. Dart, have beer
dissolved by Judge Burch, on account
ot Williams failure 10 support the
complainant.
The county poor superintendent
were notified that an insane man named
Jacob Knight IS living on Msdison-ave.
outside the city, and that he need
taking care Of.
The Cable Company have completed
their line no Fifth-aye. % South Union
e., and have now turned the corner
lney are pushing north on South
luiOn-st. and viii soon connect witt
the ine on North Union-st.
Tho Free Method SIS Will hold theil
first quarterly meeting for the presen
conference year IN their usual place O
worship IN Good Templars Hall, 2
West BrldZe-st., commencing SATURDAY.
evening, Sept. 2Qth. Services Sunda'
the 2lst. As usual, on such OCCASIONS
chairman J. y. White IS expected 10 b.
present.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Oriental Chapter 70. %, o. z. 8, helG
meeting Yesterday for the purpose
of appointing and arranging the various
committees To work iu AID OF the Ma.
sonic FAIR. SISTER f. ~. Strahan Sc
lected Mrs II. J.. Fitch, t. W,uternitz
and Mrs. Barley as her assistants on
booth work. Mrs. li. c. TAFT was APP
pointed chairman ot tbc reiresbment
committee. which IS composed OF all
tire lady officers of Oriental, and each
one - to select such ait as may be
needed 20 successfully perform the
work from among the members, or out
side OF the order. ltls tie intention Of
TIE general ycfreshwcut committee %
rrepare and sell refreshments at all
times duruz the continuance OF thc
fair, and they Gope 20 get liberal d0na-
tious n food supplies to cary ont TINS
purpose. S me ting Oh Oriental Is
called for bus'ueas ana work iJF Ties
dgY evening. september -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Fe4 aesasa 81 Ehs Sogess Anse csc
as9s4 - sese - ae ltss q 2
~ - s3Epa 81 4Ez ease a a4
TIE ssssFeS "a sae ss1sEaaz 40 Sc 4s
ne salrenes taxeaseFs. - net
1o4eE fhat ffei feEEe Nseaas 20 e. tae
nesi ~ Saa, ag1 ne - eap psgea a .
oa-Ntate 81 94y- als ke gEasE a3Rn
las ais G s he 8 81 ke tae sile esgy
4e read atoGE y aea sa seFe beIeos
asa ~ = zeaa - IS seFl 81 ls-s-i.
hfs sara a. LAS = ff
No aCaa at alasF 81 tee thns = * sA,ea
! have eemp.4iases sd Anl - eonpl1 q
~ "a fatUEe sft.Clss, HsFe t4s result gt
Tie stfer uteac uaE neH N40 2fe ST.
tsFiy helpless aaa lFienclsss IS ths fet-
eFaas a tAe aoAe are sloala never -
tse sieups ~ sny one mats moods.
Mere aEoa. CN4RfE n firEsoS
state Acting Chxplaln.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
Imported Goods.

sars. Winegar's grand opening Of
Parslan novelties Will take place al her
beautiful parlors IL the new Kendall
building next Tuesnay and Wednesday,
September Is and -. This event VIII
enable the ladies of TINS city TO inspect
the most elegant line OF imported Fab
rics ever brought % tins market. The
display of gowns comprises the finest
Goods procurable, and must be seen 70
be appreciated. No goods viii be
shown after tins date Take The ele-
vator at r. II. Seymour's stationery
store, No. lf5 NourOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
ThcKabocorset thatbrincs

ThcKabocorset that brings
2 woman TO perfect form If
she only laces It tight enough
for it never stretches or
breaks its " bones " or rolls up
has soft eyelets that 90 not
cut the laces.
Soft eyelets arc loops Of
corset lace instead Of metal
eyelets.
If the Kabo corset fails in
q year in any part but the
steels-no way has yet been
invented to make unbreakable
steels-you get your money
back from the store where
you bought il.
You wear the Kabo corset
two or three weeks and. If
not satisfactory. take it back
and get your money again.
cuokso OoxsrT CO. cs.ozgO ana Kew Tort-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

7
Ia r.a. t.la @.sl.s.1 re1sisctt a. A4laef.lza
.ft,es aaasfal1 rasfa.l 1lalzs arulF. Eo1a
Ea1
l5z Fkalsas FtlE 49, - 1as Cizats-ar4sF
i.ds- Lrf - .lfrsslsllllaaes sssassa Eal4 Rl-s-
-. la1 a. Lll1ls. Lal.a.l 5-l-sa m.las1es &C
L1aila. resrsarsl1s ne -oHfe.-srzcs pfiva.eef
a.I.1all
isi1-Des-a < aarss Azzsila. p'leazss of saHsog1
tanl "a
fsls2-Ei1.i1ici4l naaiE IL NsF K1rE
Lss-4 s.l1s ls7eg ssFereiy spl.i.a'G u Izeksoa-
ne. ia 4 80 eas-ss i5s lsara8 - CAS-.
iisi rha 1ag.isa -n1 l1ail-s govern s-i g. -
sElllxsl1 lzZt44Fsry eslre1..sa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Commencing September Is, the Chi
caCo q West Michigan railway VIII run
Wagner Buffet Drawing Room cars on
trains leaving Grand Rapids a. n. I'd.
and leaving Chicago az 4,4u =. no,
daay except sunday, the latter con-
Meeting with sleeper for Traverse City
leaving Grand Rapids at 1850 p. m.
Tbe Sleeping car now leaving Chicago
at4.s0p. m. viii be Discontinued be-
tween Chlca-o and Graod Rapids, regu-
Jar sleeper leaving Chicago at 1875 ?.
M. wiH ran as usuai.
W.. 4. GAvrTT.
Acting GEM Pass. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Exquisite Gobeln Administers and
Moquettes for parlors. Elegant body
brussels for sitting rooms, dining rooms.
libraries and halls. Very choice tapes
try Brussels for guests chambers. bed
rooms and upper halls. Good goods,
uniform low prices, work guaranteed.
NoIGr, HERPoISH EInIER a Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Emma IT. Brown sled BIN for di-
vorce against her husband, John r..
Brown, toe circuit court Yesterday.
Tier husband was convicted 0f tac
crie4e oi rape n Pew Paw. Van Buren
county. and Is now serving q sentence
of five wears and SIX months 10 state
pr'soa. These facts are Che ground Of
her appeal for divorce. aud Farmer
Reynolds E her attorney.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
Acting GEM PAS. Agent.


Nss Clara Broc e. the head trimmer
of a.. a. Herwnis Millinery parlor. No.
- Csnai-st., bas jess returned after 81
absence of weeks. which she devoted
g. SCI tlg Pattern Hate end goods for
the faH ard winter trade, and 0lll be
q leased to meet al TIE old customers
and as q 8ug uew ones as are wiling 20
oe served ~ her
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
OPENING DAY.
Fsn Opening of Beruin's Millinery
ParIor

Herewith We like 10 call the attention
Of all the ladies of this city and vicinity
10 the fact that there will be the grand
opening OF Fall and Winter Millinery
on the l6.h, 18th, 18th and 10Th 81
September at Berwin's Millinery parior.
No. - Canal-st., and that every lady is
invited % inspect the same.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

L. NJ. Cary has just returned from
Quincy, His, where he sold the Gum
ccy National Bank one of The Cary
safe Co.'s famous Screw-dcor Burglar
proof safes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

We wish to express our thanks 10 tic
MANY kind friends who assisted Us dur
ing the sickness and death of our little
girl. Nh. AND Mrs. ~. {. PoWERs,
80 Lake-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

sao-soin nn1tttsss tspoiasss 90 Donations
ana ssbseE pggsEas

sao-so'nnafttsss Appoiasss 90 Donations
saa ssbseEipslsus
The following postal, o. one similar
to It. Vas recently received by TIE ssv-
eFal gentlemen to whom it MAS al
dressed.
GEANB RAPDs. Mlch., sept. IS, fs90-
Dear Brother lou have been selected
ny tae General Committee OF the Ma
SOME faiI as memper 0t the CONF
rllglee On Donations, aad Il is impor-
tant 10 begin work at once. There wiiI
bs 4 meeuns 0t your Committee iu tie
Aortoa House parl0ss 0u the evening of
the llth lnst. "wednesday ~ 5 70 clock,
and { IS very important that you at
teDd, 20 do n0l fall to ta taore.
The fair is 20 be held AZ Hartman ;
Hail during the week commencing
November 10th, and We inteud % make
d grand success, and hope for your
ASSISTANCE. Be sure aud attend this
meeting. Fralerually.
GEO. K. PERRY, Chairman.
Accordingly the gentlemen met last
night at the Morton. and after due dis
cussion, appointed the following sub
committees who viii solicit subscrip-
tons and donations, the latter % be re-
sold al the fair.
First Wsrd--C. l.. BOyce.~ = Alfred
Baxter, +. NJ. Barnard, Arthur Meigs,
{. S. Robinson.
Second Ward Thomas Retfron, IL.
A. tireenly, r. u. COngor, l.. X. Bishop,
W. II. Tbps, c. ". Jennings.
ttfrf tt-4r.f s.4na p AL4fean
Clark, Nm. I. Hess, r.. NJ. Kendall ,
Geo. Il. Mayhcw.
Fourth Nard--A. !. Stehbins. Myers
Geo. Ia BOur, J.. Winterntz, Wallace
franklin, Geo. ". Thompson, Fred
LOettgert. /. 3. Mathewson.
Fifth Ward Rev. J. I. Hustled, Geo.
G. Whitworth, A. b. Tozer, VIM. O.
WestfalI.
sixth Ward o. l.. Davidson, II. J.
Feker, Bert ". Fisher, H.. VI. Tread
way, James Gibbs, NJ IT. Partmon.
seventh Warl-H. {. Taft, Geo. L.
Beamer, Wm. 5. Barnett, Isaac De
Rubber, Or. Jos. Albright. .TWilbur h.
Folger, Chas. +. Hollace, Richard
Warner. Arthur Chilvers.
Eighth WaTd-H. 4. Hydorn, T. ".
Strahan, VIM. u. Adams, Jas. y.
Davis, ". L. Gill, Jos. III. Walker, r. A.
McWiliiams. Dwight Goss.
Ninth Ward. +. Covell, ". L.
Fitch, Chas. Livingston, J. II. Rice, J.
| I. Stishan, N. c. sinclair.
Tenth Ward-H. p. Baker, Jno.
Hosken, L. Maunder, Ed. Mclheaney
John RowsOn, Geo. W. WoOdburn.
In addition 10 the above, committees
were appointed to visit separate lines OF
/ business and solicit donations and sub
scriptIons Tor the same purpose, as fcl
/ lows.
Furniture Elias Matter, {. W. Jones
/ T. Y. Fox, a. l.. Norden, c. B. Quig
| ley, +. IL. FOote. I. c. Smith.
Banks-Jul.us Housenian, Wm. Dun
/ ham, J 4. :. NcrdiCr.
Iobbiug trades. y. Lemon, c. f
/ 0lney, Henry Spring, Charles Rood
George O.. Steketec, Christian Bertch, I
/ c. Lew, Steve Sears.
Lumberman-Peier Hafiey, ". :
/ ShCat, Charles Fox, L. ; Hayes, L. II
/ Waldgon, GeOTge d. Sissou
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

10 not fail % examine our immense
assortment Of carpets, drapeues and
shades for fall trade.
NOIGr. HERroLsHEINER q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
Lily white Flour.

Made by Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, Is family favorite. Try Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Souvenirs gwen 10 TIC ladies tO-nIVr-
row at Adams & Co.'S millinery open
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

like my wife 60 use Poz0n' Som
pleK.on Powder because It Improves her
looks, and ss fragrant vIolefs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
4 Foreclosure.

George CaTtiss fled b.A Of fore
closure in tac circuit court yesterday.
Tire complainant loaned Wol McFar.
.aua e SUM Of money and took q mort
sage upon piece Of land n Algcma
township. Tie money is NOT forthc0m-
Ilg, ard hence the foreclosure.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

styles in All well known brands r.
carpets are Ear superior the pasg efforts
Iu fhis direction.
NoleT, fIEHPoIsHE f,rrR z Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Adams & Co.'S millinery opening to-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

Varieties In popular grades Of carpets
are greater than ever before.
NoleT, HERPoL-HLINER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

&c 30 3 - s.. ls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

See the fr-sze crayon ard Ink uor-
traits. only 81. Wykes. G5Monroe-st.