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GSNjjiHE STALL I B00K!

Fro Stanleys own writings and tes- oh ,. Over 400 of the grandest and most ,Ua~elful new engraYings and 'Coiored Plates even seen in book of travels. It has beer eagerly awaited, and will be more sought aftc,, make more money for the agent and make it easier than any book issued for the past fit, years.
 slT.nN ! Old and nnreadable accounts nS 't@S of Stanley's travels are bein
 published. Do not be de- eel, ed by all books, re hashes and battered plates. We announce this to protect our agcnts and the public against the numerous, worthless so-calied Stanley books-all oi which are simply aU books that have been il use for years, and are now being o5ered a. new books, with iew pages of new matte' added.
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Never 6icI & T.a. Nh .,e :4 ,;own who is c!I-j..;II.t -.,- pa.
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A Common Cold

Is often the beginning of serious atfec- tions of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes. and Lungs. Therefore, the importance of early and effective treatment cannot be overestir1ated. Ayers Cherry Pec- toral may always be relied upon for the speedy cure of a Cold or Cough.
 Last January was attacked with 8 severe Cold, which, by neglect and ire quent exposures, became worse, finally settling on my lungs. A terrible cough soon followed, accompanied by pains in the chest, from which suffered intense ly. After trying various remedies, with out obtaining relief, I commenced taking Ayers Cherry PectOral, and was
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SIKLEGG.tSsHiERRS tHR SiR

Hee With c1rcuIarS ana terms. WrKc
 NC. Hamilton C. Co.,, Publishers. 392 Superior Street, Cleveland, o.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-05

Yuma, 4. T. March %, ISao.
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LIST DE rHIZES.

2i92 S524, 950
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
Famou. Woman Surgeon.

Nine. Ribsrt, the exgrisetto. who wes
the first European to practice medicine
in the Turkish harems, was "a skillful
"a most Of her contemporaries. Tho
wOnan's career ia more romantic than
most fiction Her ltver in Paris was a
medical student: she devoured his text
books with more svidity than heidi her
novels. She passed p. brilliant eKamina-
tion at tventy-six, and went TO Cairo 20
practice. her patients we're soon num-
Der by the hundreds. bat the excesses
into which she plunged resulted in her
Incarceration in lunatio asylum. She
then sought a new career IN Cochin
Chius. and a. once won the admiration
OF the French Inhabitants. SO speedily
di1 her skill as a surgeon make her
famous that she in = short tine became
physician - the court, and vas 20 have
operated Oh the Queen mother of Annam
for cataract The day before she was
- have relieved the old Queen, who bad
been blind for years, the wonderfully
beautiful and skillfal DR. Rihart died
probably from early eKcesses. she
drank hard IN her youth and had run ths
gsmnt 81 Partisan ard Oriental indui-
geuce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
oaAnoMAs msoolna oAr.

vhea Re sssa nerry eaiiarsz. eyes q sils A1a
ws 1zsensa = ssosJ ~ s~sssrfAesa l-as
so.t
zee. = he txaig1E q hsr Ia. .aea ses w-s.
cd 41d gray.
Ne lossd . ss.s TIA ssory q er.za-n4s se1-
alzg AZ
Tsers wAs . i2ek q bridal s-fss--as s0ia .ad
silver 1le,
- ie~sis frsaa 4essss tns sea spon 2eE nros -
sailss
A asa - semesp1a sloEAss sssod - s-a gave
Fss ~ IS swess ssnzltssny sn Gs.ndn.s
Ea1dlas az.
Tsers - 20 s1rpliosd zlnistsr. ao BEL .sove
LLrn haa&
Tnss st1ed 1po1 ne iorsst 80 -fc-sn1s coupe
fsir zE1 yo11sf
Ana .hea ta, 2arron called them oHa ana
wished tae1 yezrs of cl-sA
TIE groom receigsd Eis oaly Esft--s ssft szd
1ely xiss-
A csbia N tas forest stood % -siooEns bone
Aad h4ppy slsds sn0az tAs trees 1@ds aaasis
On the Eirs
shs .as ne retsntng bacx.So1s oeiie--the
BRIDE - fair s1d ssy-
Ana taaE Is Eay saa birds we're gisd apon hsr
SEEDING dzy.
1hus life bssaA ,sr GrAaans. In she forest aim
aad ola
And where 80 ifvsd city stsndA sthh statci-
ness gntold,
shs told as nov Ens Intftla came ne settler
brave - nghs
And how sac rocked 10 cradle % The VOLTS
long h0sl a. nizhL
TIE cradle vas al oak=n trough. uutrtmuaet
with costly lace,
But IA T. nestled, n0s and thea. srtghL cher
uDie face
And Grandma vas IS haDpy tnen Is though
mansion graad
Above her rose Ike some We see thrcaghout our
lovely land
] cherish now lock OF hsir-'tAs not Of silver
gray
she clipped IL IN the sunlight fair. thoagh years
have passed away;
Il is a tress u Grandmss hair a. bright as
when she stood
And blashing took her bridal ye~s within the
painless -ood
On yondsr nfL THIS golden morn. she takes her
dreamless resti
The wrfukled hands. 30 oftea kissed lie crossed
upon her breast
And gentiy on her anger. ere We laid her form
away.
We placed the simple ring she wore upon her
wedding day.
IT c. HarOaugh, In Good Housekeeping
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Sealed Propnsals.

OFEIcE B0kED ~ Il sfGc NuKEs.
0RAND kkFlBs. Mieh.. JGly &. isss1.
Sesled proposal VII b. received az The once
OF the Board anti saturday. July y ls$3, ag
-.SJ b. ~. f0F the improve mrnt II West fa-
ton StfeSi. from South Front 90 straight
street. according 10 the plans and specinca-
tons on ME al tie Office II thr Board.
Tie B0lrd reserves the risht 70 reject sny
o. ali bids
tach bidder shall deposit with his roposai
the sum II slv80o, 20 be forfeited - the City Of
Hrsnd RspiGs 10 ease nc shall iall 10 enter into
contract. ia accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted By tie
Board OF Public Works
All proposals musi be made upon blanks that
Will be furnished upon application az the oilce
OF the Beard.
By order of the Board.
JAMES n. DAVIS.
Attest: President
fRED A. TwANLEY. Secretary.
july i
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

An oRDIN ANCE regulating the speed 81
eais on the lines a railway. 81 the alley
It's street 4 Cable Railway Company
1br l0Dmoa Council ~ the cay II OESDd
hspics DO CTdGin a. Fellows
neellou !. The ears - be used en- the lines ~
rs4le ~ ~ tie Valley tiiy stIest Cable Rail
WY Company noW Constructed 9f hereafter Il
be constructed unless otherwise prokidea IN
ordinance granting iranCAise ioF lutuft lae,
sh4A b drawn al speed noi caCcellus the
reFe oi twelve .ls miles an hour. except ga
the following lines. Ca Bridge street. De
tN cen ottawa and (ansl streets eu Canal
stree on Lyon street. from Canal - Ottawa
street on Ottawa street. from Lyon street
streets the speed shall Ret e1csiea eight miles
per hour
Passed aud approved by the Common Coup.
sion. held Monday evening. June 50. lssl.
i@ ". A. SHlNkMAA, CITY Clerk.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals

pFsees EQAEp 81 ttEisl n ssXS
GR.Va A r-..- 81 lca. tak Il t-4.
oeeled gruneszS 49, - resolves et t4e
oiflet "a the BoaTd gutA >4turesy. tslX -.
49, Sg 1,s< 3 "a, ior ths ceaslfectsee - :
seNef - a1r.aon street fTtm bla<elfy ske-
Ike a. hflae1 - aseuHs- Ac er3ius - taF
plans ana sDs.tl esuaas oB HE at the efhce -
tae board.
The B9ara reserves the risht to rejeet sax 81
a. BIDS
bach bidder shAu deposit with his pFopos1l
th~ ~ti 81 49, - fo - forfeited Ee the l8Gk IL
Grand Rau51. "a esse h- shaH fall 4 catcr
tnto contrast iR accordance via ais l,eVP9s<.
shea8d a. ssld proDosai be aeesptls4 - tas
Beard Qf Luilc orks.
All profossts :. Il - made upon hlsaks thaE
Will be furntshed uDea application al tie
oftee 0f the hoard.
81 order ei The board.
JANIS \. DAVIS.
Attest. President.
fEED A. TwAxLEY. Secretary.
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Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, len
nessee Alsbaml.
Mississippi and Lo1isiana.

On the line Of the QUEEN & CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upland.
timber and stock lands. Also the finest fruit
and mineral lands OF the continent for ssie
on favorable terms.
FARMERS with All thy getting get home
81 be sunny south. where huZzsr1s and ice
clad 3 aims are unknown. Only Hae from en-
clnnatl % ~umers g. hartman. cardiff. Chat
tanooga. Tenn. New England city Fort PaTne
and Alfalfa. Ala. Meridian. II -. Arcad a.
Shreveport. la. Parties desiring Information
of choice locations. FOR factories hu ding
sites, mineral timber. GRAZING All agreHi-
f8rai lands. can obtain liable iuf rmsfio1
WARDS. General Passenger aud IickFf cent.
Queen s Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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LIFE AT WEST POINT.
How Cadets Are Expected to Conduct
Themselves In Their Rooms.


Themselves in Their Rooms.
The hospital at West Point is one Of
the curiosities Of the place. Before
breakfast and after supper are the only
times cadet is allowed TO visit il, and
should he be taken Ill during the day it
is only after going through yards of red
tGpe and incurring four or five punish
able reports that be can avail himself
of its medical attendance.
Onco inside, few harmless prepara-
tions constitute tho standard relief for
the known mSladies. The sufferer is
given pill or glass OF soda mint in
wardly with a painting OF iodine or a
smearing OF yaseline.
y story is told OF number OF cadets
who. enjoying tho rcst afforded by the
hospital, conceived the idea OF playing
q tsick upon one Of their number whose
illness was TO all Appearances feigned.
At odd intervals each presented himself
20 the steward and told tale OF woe,
which had the effect Of bringing out
harmless sugar-coated pill. These pills
were not used but were all intrusted to
the leader. Toward night this leader,
coming into the hospital ward and bend
ing over the assumed invalid, sold:
Brown, the steward. says your case
IS becoming desperate, and orders you to
take these pills. every one of them"
He thcreupon presented Brown with
ten little glistening objects. At once
Brown became so frightened at this
Wholesale treatment that he rushed
downstairs and declared himself entire
ly recovered and anxious 70 leave the
hospital
Even in the privacy Of his own room
the cadet is required TO conduct himself
with all the dignity necessary for a court
reception, and should tho inspecting on
oes detect any slight flaw in bis dress.
attitude Or department. an Official re-
port q tho matter Is made at once.
Whom n report IS made an oxplsna-
tion Is required OF tho cadet IN order
% show % what extea: this IS some
times carried / give verbatim the follow
inc.
wzsT PCrv-, y. Y. Feb q. fs9-Repor..
Feet on tie taSle At Inspection sp IA FKrIa-
nation. would respectfully state that The r.
port = coYrect r vas necessary taat sloald
have ~ feet on The table Ga ny room e. ate Tas
present AL hst his feet O. tie door I've Win
Cadet Crimes Respccrfaliy submitted.
JszRs n AxDzRsov
Cadet Private Co A. lst Class
History does not state tbat this expls-
nation vas acceptable. but fancy ia
humor wa appreciate William r.
WassslL late Lieutenant Nlnth 4. 5.
Infantrr. IN Chiralrn Intrr f1rean-
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Sealed Proposals.

Ntf8g haaEn ef ft aiAE - pAho,
0kAAa kAfiss NiCh. JAS l,S2
re4.ee prclsss.iS efN * EtCeIRCU Al tAs
eEnce q TIE beard uefa s&turslss iu'f -
-. a z.A. b. ~. l.f lae inefesciacttt - IA
gf4Ha street fr.sr ,ters3 Is 1syier street as
e9rdi2E IL the plans Aa4 saecl lEo&floEs on
= al fht ofiles ~ tle Board.
ne boArc reserves ths right - reject any OF
Al blGS
kAea bidder skal deposit vita his proposal
the slilH 81 tls5S l. oe forfeited - TIE Nitt 81
vtaNa Rapids ~ cas- hg shall Ia - ratcf
lAt~ eeGEFacf "a aCcoFdG0ct Win ale Rfepelsai,
snQAlC hls sac proposal 80 acceptod ty lae
baafd ~ fghiic N arks
Az proposals must be nsde Upen hisnss thai
~ D. furnished UpoA Application at tAo
ofee u the BOARD
~ of0eE " lht Board.
JAMES \. DAVIS
attest President
lRED A. IwAELxy. seereEary.
my II
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Sealed Proposals.

0FFIcE BoABD or PusLsc WoKEs.l
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July :. ls.a.
Sealed proposals viii received at the ONCE
az The Board unul saturday. July ~, ls,1, At
l:D \. n. for the improvement Il Deloaey
street. from Peasire 10 Veto street. according
u the plans and Specifications on nte al the
Office OF the Board.
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any
or al bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF $1,000 e. be forfeited 70 the City OF
Grand RaDids IN case hc shall faii 10 enter
into contract. in accordance with his rr0po
sal should his said proposal he accepted by
the Board of Public Works
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that viii be furnished upon application AT the
Office OF the Board
By order OF the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS.
Attest: President.
FRED A. TwAMLEY. Secretary.
iuIy u
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

The perch are biting. cool lake
bree1es blowing and everybody havlag
a good tme At Mscafaws Park. 0tlsWs
Beach, snady SIDE aud Harrington 2
Landing Tee order o. asset n making
everything pleasant the steamer
Macataaa has been thoroughly re-
ntted for the SEASON Ard = n0w max ing
regular tIlps from Holland - al tne
resorts. connecting with Al trasus on
the G. y " n railway Raj roSa
eofip ons gsct Tor passage bytraln and
bCal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

An adjourned meeting Of the meeting of
stock holders of the Phoenix Furniture Com
pany. held the Isl day OF January, iSs3 which
will also be the annual meeting of said com
pany, will be held AT the Ottice OF the COM
pany. at the corner OF OTTAWA and L0uis-sf.. IN
the city OF Grand Rapids. Mich, 0u Wednes-
day. the 10th day OF July. ls.u at I.1O o'c oCk an
the evening. Tor the purpose OF electing seven
directors Tor the ensuing year. aud for the
transaction of such other business as may be
lawfully brought before the meeting.
r. ". MERRILL. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Mich, July !. ls9J.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The co-parinerSbip heretofore existing be-
tween IS. g.. Sinclair and = +. Crissman VA,
th.s day dissolved. known a. ~. &. Sinclair &
Co., :. +. Nrissman retiring The new nrnl
assumes all Liabilities aud an outstanding ac-
counts must be paid % them.
W.G. SINCLAIR.
June g. lSO. s. l. CklSrMAN.
The business Of the above hrm Wil be car-
Tied on a. before under the z "a name Of sin
clair a Co.. and consisting of ". q. sinclair
ana Chas T. Sinclair lS8
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing between Fred riicoN
and A. Vi. Lutkins under the firm name Of
SiicoX 4 Lutkins Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Fred !. silcoX WIZ continue
the business. pay all claims and collect Sii ac-
counts PRED J. SILC0A.
July / lsQ0 A. 81 ltJIklNS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

The pleasant favor. gentle seton
ard soothing effects Of syrup ~ Figs,
when u need n = laxative and # the
father 1r wcfher be c0stve or bilious
the most gratifying results follow r.
use. so that it - she best family remedy
krowu ard every family should save q
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Grand Rapids Brush Co. viii be held ~
the Office of the ComIan 0n Tuesday, July
1870 at 2:30 p. ni. Tor the election Of directors
and the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting.
J0sErB 4. MCKEE.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
Street Railway Company.
ANNUAL MEETING.

ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of tho stockholders of
the Street Railway Company OF Grand Rapids
will be held n the once of said company Ia
the city OF Grand Rapids. Mich. on Tuesday.
July :. at o'clock p. m. for the election OF
directors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other business as may be
presented AT the meeting.
SAML MATHER. President.
Dated. Grand Rapids June 7. 1850. jlys
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
NOTICE. OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET.

The snnuA meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Niddicomb Furniture Compauy vii bN
h'.id al the Once oi the company Oh " CQues
day. July 10 at 80 O'Clock a. IN. 10y the elec
tion 81 directors ana the Transaction oi sDcl
other business IS may he properly broughl
before Il. JOHN MlDDttoNb. SeeN-
Grand Rapids, Mich. july p lssN July ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
@ TErAsrRrk's OrrIcE.

CITY lkEASUREhS bffIfE,
GRAND RAPIDS. Men. IH.Y q. ls+i.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roli i0r 4epaviug tarat street. Ifem Lsst
Bridge street q East Leonard street. in he
City al Grand RAPIDS. is now in my hands,
and that | will receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty days from this date. al
the ONCE of the City Treasurer. City Hat
GEORGE r. PERRY.
July . City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

what ~ors7x-oio-sors Es DotnE.
Larkin-I haven't heard any thing o;
Mulhatten FOR long Tine.
G7z-au Oh. he's sf3davft editor on
New York daily newspaper nov
West Shore.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurers once.
Grand Rapids Mich. aa lS9l. (
Notice is hereby glyen that the assessme 20
roll Tor -r..d4g at. IilL .l.ll ..Fi ls-- n ut
tvIs 4 .iarlan strrei from bridge street 90 tie
north line OF Blsscli & Haran's addition.
In the Civ OF Grard Rapids rs RON
In my hands and that will receive
payment thereon for the period of
twenty days from fhis date. al the once Of
the Cisy Treasurer. CITY Hail -
GEORGE r. PERRY.
July IL city Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the WddicOmb Mautcl Company will be held
az the Office OF the company, on fiia-st.. in
this city, on Tuesday. july j.. at 7.3l p. m.
of such other business as may be properly
brought before it,
july - L. l.. WIDDlCOMB. Sec'y.
Grand Rapids. Mich, july ]. lse0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08

on. II onilv had her complexion
whv. e - saEiv ohtained Use Pcxz0-
nls Complexion Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
TRAIN TINE TlBLES.
GKf,Sa,, /. "a. RAFIIns = AlI.EplANAKAnKoAD-


cKANn RAPIIs xINDlkNA RAIIKoAn-
- IL e1eSi a4te q. i>t.
MANS 1uISs NoEfs
grem Is Foing
Fer Ma Rarlds ana sas.-
as~ e.Sam
Assckl u@s 0.S m rzaam
faT 1rNxcrSe Cify And
AsekinaW ,'..-. sslsam n.Sam
fef 1raterse eiit AID
TT AArSiasW NitK. s.a m 81 81 al
IrAlp ie&giuE ~ l1.sa ) IA rune daily SUNDAY
lncilara. Other trans oAIls except sunday
AZ irem ~ so,us
NuIlH ralln
Fer Cincinnati -..-... s.assm 6.4Am
loT Tort Nsyne a CAieAsol0.ls sm los s n
el esheiailAti ......--.s- b,A IA eati "a
Ter slofsis sud Chieago. 81 81 \ al III 81 i Ia
IRON bie Rapids aat sax
nav 1f.saam
Train al g .ot , "a Tar Cinciuasu runs GaElv.
SUNDAYS tncia0eu. other tralAs laliS cxoopt
sundays
slssrlSa Akp rAElok cas- sERvloE-
Nerth- - o. aud 30 81 l. m trsins have
Nagnef eicepiEs ana fsrief Cars a. ptfosk ~
bha MACK l4ee CHS. A.0 4 a. tfaia fAriar
Ataif LAfS ~ MaCkluaR lifF
ooati--o.s9 = ~ trala has Pariar Chair CT
- AihcienAtt. tt4 al train Sleeping lAf far
SincinnaH. ~ ~ M train Wagner SlosYlaE
Gar Ter chicaso va kalamazoo.
Muskee pa. GRAND Rapid. a fadianN
For NQs4 Eu. iv.. T,l0s m 4se8am Ann
1lSm Ar itslo M ssiaa al .s sit pm
lhEoe~h iiektts and iall information s-.n se
hAe ~ calling npea Almguisl ticket aeenf
a. eof. OF CIV. Munsan rnion fielff arsat
q Nphroe-st.. rAna Rapids. Mirh
g l. LoekH0 01n hen. Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
DETROIT. c. il. AND MILWAUKEE

Detroit express leaving so d m has Wagner
parlor and buffet car attached aud evening
eA Anress ieaNpe 5.fb m ha. parior car ai-
tEchcc. These trains makt direct fauucrtlo4
In Dtfroit f0F all points Esst
Express leaving az 1855 p m has Naruer
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving in Detroit
NJ .13am.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
at Grand Haven With steamer for Milwaukee
thron-h railroad tickets aud ocean steam
ship tickets and Steering ear beFihs secured at
H.. q. IT. a n. Office. - Monroe ~. aud at iha
depot
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
JAS. CAMPBELL. city Pass. Agent.
LAn. " lnL ID L-ar-n Maua.rr H.----L


CHICAGO A WEST MICHIGAN ANS
arrive - ana "' ls1sf5 az 'IoH emo" Depot
er.. TTp ior for cbsase se ss Ns1aSs a Ss e'se 0'S
al alai. los ,ficseo .-.-. 3 D. m
NJ, - ,t.. ~. y. - .'' p. eiie ~ a
Ni-Ss e,- 49,. ~. -. .ll.-s-..ft 80 - q ~
- fifg H,r.ffs :, 's.f. ,,,'l... .it ~ 3 'h
stsr'efoe .rf .,..'.. 49,
=, l,ress..,r -, ,s,s fis,-o- y. p
''-''' '-' '''' -o' t,.. '''s ~ i i'
Nichf TxrrosQ frar- f'ffearo .F.as
Night Express from Indianapolis da.iy
- Except won. if .....----.... ..-...... n a ui
F.AFi'As iioih y HDshl-oA iinl liAl -.-'l3 - 3 ~
Man from CHICAGO ana Musfegon.--f 81 pm
EAbftes nom 9iana itifc. -..---..---f 3i o fl
9.Npi 'iH ~ ti"I. Auhi.tEun = Ih
Prom Maulsi g. La1lugion. Baldwin
ara biE RAPIDS $40 = m
from MSnisiee ? q faftrae CITY - q m
, rom q aferse ..............-. B. m
'paiy. fhsily except sunday. 'Daiiy ek.
cent saturday. +DaAf excerpt Monday.
hIeu~h paror ciach p NilleaIo on % ,.
- .ri,c s.s3. :. ~ s.- ..s.s
- ia 500 =, IT, Z. Z, , ,., . .r
Ti,',,,e, ~ ..
- -. AVN ''i''''''ftita %" -'th"t ia
T6roas6' sleeper, to and from chioaso on
80 stN F..ie .Ms'a ~. fs.a s.- i.Api4s ,1e
nov pai.fa stesn,srs- sl'ifyof rhirsra' sr.f
appritan
caco. 81 ~.
ist '-' ~ ''' o''''' "-' nap
nrTpofT LANSING a NORTHERN
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
THE NIAGARA FAIls ROW

Taxing eseci sunday JuiN IN lsSs
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
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History does not state tbat this expls-
nation was acceptable, but fancy ia
hum0r was appreci ated William IT,
WassslL late Lieutenant Nlnth Z. 5
Infantr7, in Chicago Inter Ocean
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-08-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
CERR0 GORDo.

Miss Clemmie Morris died of
consumption Aug. 3, 1890.
Will Bennum and sister, Miss
Emma, of Clifton, spent last week
visiting their uncle, Rev. j. L.
White.
The colOred folks had a picnic
Thursday on Powers & Haynes
lumber yard, but the rain broke
up their dance.
The prOtracted meeting at Cher
~ Grove is i'll progress this week.
John NJ. Black has been very
sick the past week and is not
much better at this writing.
The protracted meeting at Har-
mony closed Monday night, and
twenty persons were baptised in
Indian creek Tuesday. Madams
w. II. Powers, w. b. Parkhill
Misses Sue Garner, Minnie, Essie
Sallie and Effie Powers, Messrs
Oscar and Will Powers and Oscar
Ramer attended the baptising from
here.
Mrs. Jennie Turner died of con
sumption Aug. 8, 1890.
CRICKET.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-08-14
SIBLEY

Barbecues are all the go now.
There was one at Sibley, by the
colored folks, on the oath ult;
and one near James Mnllens'
spring on the 10Th ult. which
passed off very nicely. The morn
ing exercises consisted in speak
ing by Mr.. Dan Snow and Rev. ID.
w. Blankenship, after this the
crOwd-Of about one thousand
enjoyed themselves eating an ex.
cellent free dinner. After dinner
all passed off the time, for one
hour, viewing the scenes of the
Civil War, drinking lemonade,
riding on the swing and listening
to some good music made by Mr..
Harbert Lewis and brother of the
18th. Recess out, the people
were called together and enter
tanned by speeches by B. G. Braz-
elton, Elder Sam Stephens, Robt.
Wilkins and Joseph Harrison, and
recitations by Misses Rebecca
Morris and ID. Mullens.
Two more barbecues are ex-
pected soOn-one at Sibley and
one at j. P. StOry's spring.
Mr.. Joe Davy returned last
Monday from st. Louis. Joe is
going to be a railroader again.
Mr.. Frank Sandin left on the
2lst on visit to his fathers in
Alabama.
Miss Matte Freeman, of Ad.
amsville, was at the barbecue last
Friday.
Mr.. Andrew Coffman was visit
ing in this community last Sunday
he expects to leave in few DAYS
for Texas.
/ Day and (K)night have at last
come together, and are working
day and night conducting the
meeting at Morris Chapel.
Protracted meeting will com
mence at Pisgah church 2nd Sun
, day in August, and at Libert,
church 4th Sunday in August.
CORRESPONDENT.