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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
HARD LABOR FOR LIFE.
Stain aud Cromwell Sentenced for tn
Dexter Bank Murder.

B.<Gou, Me-, March 3l.-Cbarles> stain
and Oliver Cromwell, convicted OF the
murder OF John Wilson Barron, the
cashier of tue Dexter Savings Bank,
were brought into the supreme court,
this morning. and sentenced TO state
prison for life, at hard labor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
More Plots.

A dispatch from st. Petersburg TO the
London Daily Telegraph. of the 5lst,
says q man who committed suicide there
lett letter IN which he confessed that
he had been engaged in conspiracy
against the life Of the Car. The letter
said that the writer and his fellow con.
spirators had drawn alots 10 decide
who should take the Cars life, and the
lot had fallen 10 the writer, who, rather
than commit the deed, had determined
10 tlke his own life. The letter also
gave the names of the writer's accom-
plices, several OF whom have been
arrested.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05

4 Tornado's Dreadful Work in Louis
sjile-Ihe Dead " i'll Number At Least
One Hundred and Fly = Property
Losses Exceeding 81 900, ,G00-Ciear-
ing the Wreckage and Recovering the
Bodies of victims.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
Admiral Rowan Dead.

WAsHIxoroS, L. C., March 3l.-yice-
Admiral Stephen Rowan, I. :. y, (Te
tired died 0. Erights disease 81 an
early hour this morning, at the Ebbitt
House in this city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05

Nrv YoHs. April Hugh ". Collen-
der. Of the Brunswick CoIlender Billiard
Table Manufacturing Company, died al
his residence in this city this morning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
NEWS IN BRIEF.
yef0es Ballot Reform.
He Was Crowded Out.

Gov. Hill sent to the New York Sen.
ate, on the. 3lst, a veto OF the Saxton
bailot-re form bill.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
The Bucket Shop Row.

Trade on the lst inst. notified the
Western Union Telegraph Company
that none o. the company'S op-
orators would he given access TO
the floors 0 the exchange. This action
il supposed 10 he new step in carrying
out the boards policy Of preventing the
Distribution Of market reports to buck
ct shops W. j. Llovd, assistant super
lntendent OF the Western | mon, said
the company would take out its instru-
ments ard suspend operations com
pletelv. The change, it is thought, will
moie or less affect trade on every ex-
-nhangn LII the -nilni States
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
Practical Temperance Women.

At the annual meeting OF the Wo.
mems Christian Temperance Union,
Chicago branch, on the 9th, it was
stated that the plans for the erection CT
the Wonen's Temperance Temple had
80 far progressed that the corner stone
of the building would probably be laid
this spring. the edifce, which will be
100 by 80 feet, Will be twelve stories
nigh, and cost over 81 ,C0,GI0. The site
Is at the corner Of La Sale and Monroe
streets
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
snlnrinc FactorE Hn,ned

IoED5z, March 5l.-Llster ; splunnc
factory, 81 Bradford, has been destroyed
by fire. Loss .sG0,GJo
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05

An ice trust has been formed BY Chi
cigo dealers, and prices have been ad-
vanced rom - 10 - per cent over the
figures current at this time a wear ago.
The crop Is SAID to be ,oo0,GGj tons
short Of the usual requirements. and the
supply Is practically all in the hands OF
the trust. over one-thiri % the firms
and companies in the business last wear
are now out Of ice. Further advance in
prices Is threa ened before June /.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
Only One Killed

An explosion occurred at the WORK
Of the Metallic Cap Company at Beth
Ayres, Montgomery County, Pa. on the
lst comp etely yreckiug the building.
stephen Burroughs vas instantly killed
AMI Peter Riley severely Injured.
There We're seventeen men employed
al the works. but only one Was in the
building where the explosion TO 3k place.
laere IS not trace of the building be-
Fond few scattered boards and raft
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05

The Berlin Vossische Ieitung says
that IN replying to an address from citi-
zens OF Dresden, expressing regret that
he had resigned at so critical time,
Prince Bismarck declared that bis r.
tlrement was not Of his own seeking.
The reply has cauEed great excitement
IN Dresden. The Nossiscfe Zaitung
adds that public opinion demands a
true explanation of the circumstances of
Prince Bisnarck's resignation.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05
A CONVENT IN RUINS.

ST. Joseph's Nothcr House, MiIwau-
kee. Destroyed by fire-Onc of
the Inmates Fatally and Two
Others Seriously Injured by
Jumping from the Windows.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Away up on the mountain side, where
the numerous streams find their way
through deep, dark canons down to .he
pulse beat Of old ocean. is the natural
summer home Of the water ousel, the
strangest Of all strange birds. You sell
dom see more than one Of them al a
time. They are of dark blue cobr,
and are easily recognized by peculiar.
quick, jerking motion, which they never
seem 10 tire Of And as they fit from
rock TO rock they are continually bob
bing up and down, performing such a
polite little courtesy as would cause you
to smile to see il.
Owing to their peculiar habits and he
isolated spots they select to build their
nests no one but the most ardent sports
men and naturalists succeeds in finding
them. Hence a water ousel's nest, with
two Of their eggs in it, has commercial
value among nest collectors of SIS. They
always build their nests just back OF
some waterfall or under some overhang-
ing bank, where they have to go through
or under the water to get to it.
Another strange habit of this bird is
the deliberate manner in which they ap-
pear to commit suicide. They viii start
slowly, very slowly, to wade right down
into the water until they disappear from
view, but if the water is clear and you
have a sharp eye you can still see their
little dark forms ciinging to the bottom
in search of their morning repast. which
consists Of periwinkles.-Tacoma Led
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

About one -6fth of al males in Mass
ehusetts average less than sl per day.
The females working az this low scale Of
wages comprise Y ~ Per cent. Of all tho
workers. So intelligent reader viii fail
70 realize what this fact means AS tho
scale OF wages rises the number Of fe-
males enjoying them grows steadily less.
OF total Of s.257 workers receiving $50
\ week and over, only EOS are females
The figures simply show that in the en-
ployments in which the very lowest
wages are paid women constitute oer
20 per cent. OF the workers, while In The
employments where as high as s2s q
week are paid tsy constitute hardly
over per cent
In addition 10 al this Is the humihadng
fact that In the same occupations. stand
ing side by side with men. the femsles
arc paid less wages for the same work;
or, what amounts to the same thing, a
woman of 20 ycaE or upward is made 10
work sde by dido with boy of 10 at the
same wages. Women are compelled.
then, TO I'll most Of the cheap places,
and paid less wages for the same work
at that. Wehave no hesitation in saying
that this is an indefensible injustice, and
one so gross as TO shame civilization.
Why do legislators sit passively under
such determinations of sex in the matter
Of work and wages2 Simply because
they know that the women carry nc
votes, and that mere sentiment. however
just, can neither seat nor unseat poll
tician- But it viii not always be thus.
Boston Globe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

pROBATR oRDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
y OF Kent. -. Al a session OF the Probate
Court for said County Of Kent. he'd AZ the Pro
bate Office in the city Of Grand Rapids, on the
m day OF August. IA the year one thousand
eight hundred aRo ninety.
Present, Cyrus <. Perkins. Judge ef Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of
WILHELM SCHWAR1EA. deceased.
Henry W. Ilofs administrator Of SAID
estate having rendered 10 this court his n al
administration account:
Ii is ordered. that Monday. the I'd DAY OF
September, 1880. AZ ten O'Clock IN the lore
noon at said Probate Office. be appointed Tor
the examination and allowance OF said ae-
count.
And it is further ordered that copy OF this
order he published three success ve weeks pre-
uous 70 said day of hearing. IN the Telegram
Herald, daily newspaper printed ana clffo-
laflns In said County Of Kent
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
"a true copy.l Judge oi Probate.
ApoLrH Z. Mason. Register. mon -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

fn it, but ainr got the scratch OF pen
since you've been IN here"
wall. but it Aiat my fault Uncls
Nick Ef the folks won't wrtte eo yoB
I'm shore kain't make EN-"
Vas. but when Suetle war here folks
writ 20 ms-writ twtste, tell you.
How do you count fur thatP'
II don't know, I'm shore. Uncle
Nick"
But you better find out. I'll tell you
that, cause I'm not goin' 20 keep on trad
IN with you under these hero sarcun-
stances Now. look here. ef don't git
letter patty soon, wy, you viii lose
rny trade. I've dun blow'd my hon an
you better harken 70 the sound tharof."
The postmaster was worried, and
when old Nick had gone the threaten
ing words which he had thrown out
were deeply pondered over. Il kain't
afford TO lose his trade" the postmaster
mused- ut would putty nigh break
me up. Lemme see: Last month he
bought two gallons OF merlasses, u pint
OF tar, teacup full OF axel grease and
= pair Of plow lines This thing has
got 70 be fixed up s0ns way. Dinged
IL don't write him a letter myself.
I'll write it an sign the name Of the
mayor OF Shady Grove TO it I'll tell
him TO come up 20 Shady Grove on i'm
p0rtant business, an IL viii tickle him
putty nigh 10 death. But what IL he
should go up thar2 Wall, ef be do tho
mayor kain't say no mo- than 70 tell
him that IL Is a mistake. He won't
come back 70 me FOR explanation. He
will be too rroud OF the letter TO let any
OF Is know that 10 was a mistake"
Several days later. while number Of
the boys" were sitting about the post
ofice, Nick came up. SCOT any letter
fur me. Marsh?" he asked
II have. Uncle Nick. an nothin'
shorter"
''You don't tell me-"
"Yas, I do. an hero IL Is" said the
postmaster. handing him letter. Old
Nick seized the letter. took out his
spectacles and retired 70 corner
When ne came back his face was beam
ing like an autumn moon that comes up
% smile upon the sycamore leaves when
they silently drop into tho creek.
Boys" said be, I've got to go up 70
shady Grove. The mayor OF that town
has got mighty important business with
nc"
You don't say So" the boys shouted.
'Yss. do. an I've got big reasons.
Oh. here's the docyment Marsh" no
added. turning 70 the postmaster. I'm
goin' % write 70 the Government an tell
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

and why should he not have credit for
it. IL might be worth the sale of gal
Ions upon gallons Of molasses.
"Uncle Nick" said the postmaster,
"a little thing will sometimes bring
about mighty big result, won't it?'
'Oh, yas; a bullet is mighty little
thing, but you kin kill steer with it."
"You don't know how much you owe
me. Uncle Nick" said the postmaster,
after a short silence.
Don't owe you nuthin'. 1 paid you
fur them merlssses."
"Oh, you don't owe me fur nuthin' got
outen the sto', but you owe me fur
suthin' that you wouldn't givo fur all
the nerlssses in the country"
"Whut is it? don't understand you"
'I'1l tell you. Don't you ricolleck
one dag when you Was over here an
lowed that unless you got letter putty
soon you wouldn't trade with me no
mop"
''Yas. I ricolleck that mighty well.
but what has that got TO do with me
OWN you any thing2 The Government
don't charge for letters, reckon"
Jest wait an I'll tell you. Alter you
went away that day | got to tbinkin'
about tho awful consequences Of me
losin' 20 trade, an then fixed up a
letter mysef an signed the mayors
name 70 IL. So. don't you see, was tho
cause OF you meetin' 20 wife. an
reckon you owe me great deal fur
that
"Yas." said the old fellow, getting up
and looking round, II do owe you a
great deal. an I'm goin' % psy yon right
here OF all the winin folks I ever
seed IN ny life that oFitter takes the
Iced. We hadn't been married week
till she gathered = boltof mo an iammed
nc azin the wall an raised knob on
ny head bigger than a turkey aig; an
this no-nin' when ! was putin on =
clcaa shirt. aa' While I was = standin'
with nv back naked. she turned round
f~um the table whar she vas ironin' an
dsbbsd he hot Eat iron sgin ne, an
rs-ht On ne now thar Is a picsur % a CIT
Of pie. Oh. yas. owe vou a great deal,
an woat be IA 20 debt long"
He seized the postmaster. vbo vas q
sim feilow. threw hin down. tied hin
With plo~ lire. pat hin across bar.
rel and "a be took up = leather strap,
said: 'Doa't III 20 &. otf thsr. Gentle
men. them 81 yoa th>t dou't like thi,
Kin zit oat
Two travellers hsd stepped sons Dis
tsnce from toe posercsos - rzoer tssi'
horses SriaeuiT cHe - them sx
clsiusd. 'Grscisss siivs, I hsar 9
panther crytns
Il recxcr ncA- bis ccTnparion -
josnra "Tt Is some c1e yelling for tas
ferrTnan - ro-,e a~e~ sAc rtver.~
Or7E 2 Rxsp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Hitherto in the galvanic coating Of
plaster casts there has been a difficulty
in stopping the pores of the surface so
effectually as to prevent the galvanic
bath penetrating into the interior of the
plaster and there producing first crystal
hzation and then disintegrstion. This
obstacle appears to have been overcome
by the discovery that saturation in tan
not only closes mp the pores of the plas-
ter. but adds very considerably to its
strength Specimens 30 prepared have
been covered with copper one miilimeter
thick. thickness which Is not only suf-
ficient to resist atmospheric influences.
but which enables the surface to be fur
ther worked up and finished by hand.
The price of a cast coated with copper is
said to be one-ffth of the cost Of a copper
casting.-New York Commercial Adver-
faar
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

DR0BATE 0RDER--State of Michigan. Coun-
Il IN of Kent. ss--Af q session 81 The Frcoste
Court fof said County 81 ksaf. held ~ the
Probate once. Ia the CITY u 0rand Rapids. On
the lgth day Of September. ia the year cne
thousand eFhI hundred anc ninety
Present Cyrus =. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
in the matteT Of the estate 81
GEERTJE NAN 0EAEkEN, deceased.
On reading and nling the petition. duiy
verified % bRrtel JonkeT. Sdminlstrater. 81
said estate praying this ceurt f0f license ano
authority 20 sell The real estate 81 said de
ceaed therein described Tor the reasons anc
purposes therein set f0rfh.
Tt is ordered that Friday. the 10Th aas Of
October next. AZ ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
al said Probate Once. be appointed FOR hear
ing said petition. aud thar The heirs a lHN
Of said deceased aud 1N perscns interesfe3 Ia
said estate appear before said court. Al SAID
time and place. 10 show cause why 4 license
should not be granted 10 said administrator
20 sell real estate as prayed for m SAID peil
ton.
And il i further ordered. That 4 copy Of this
order be publ shed shrce successive weeks pre-
Vious 10 said day Of hearing. IA the IELEGsAs
HEKALD. a daily newspapers printed ana circu
laiing IN said County of kenf.
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
"a true copvl. Judge Of Probate,
ApoLFH r. Mason. Register. mon oeto
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

DR0BATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. Coun
L ty OF Kent. ~. At SESSION OF the probate
court for said County Of Kent. held 81 the
Probate once IN the City OF Grand Rapids. on
the sd day OF Aug3st. IN the year enc
thousand eighthundred and ninety:
Present. CYRUS r. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
WASHINGTON HEATH. deceased.
oscar l.. Heath. administrator OF sale es-
tate. having rendered 10 this court MS maj
administration account
Ii is ordered. that Monday. the I'd day Of
Septruaber. 1880 at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
al said Probate ofilce. be appointed Tor the
examination and allow ahce Of said sccouut.
And IL IS further ordered. that copy 81 this
order be- published three successive weeks pre-
vious 10 said day OF hearing. IN the IEtEGRAN-
HERALD. "A daily new wspaper printed and circu
lating iu said caunfy Of Kent
CYRUS Z. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate.
"a true copy
AD0lrH y. Mason. Register. mon = Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

sarus5 is sseers Ae1ew1rd Hs BAL
Ret sras<1s1 fsr sAen sgk1eE1 iaE sSs>rS
alssxaee Ahe4d 2t.r@e1e1 rs a.tsa-1ez-
A el1ser vies sAozed klns t1As ~oEsa
hAa 3es ~tsa "a aoeadest hgas
svrlng us9oa iR ~haea sac lad ee~a
tsaxellag IA szCken 1oxn.
'.K2sa yea hep bo1yf' asked -
woman whsa Nlck treS near.
e0h, vas. ] aeseF fzl - hep Passon
IN distress. Th2s eoatzzpshaR kaiH't es
fxea here. &c s11ed. getting oas q BIS
Nagon- '-'Tel yoa EAst III lead ne
thing On ny vagoa, hisch 20 bess o@-
hin8 az yog KIN si1e sirh ne"
wall. reckea hat will Be tie eess
plan.
As they rode aleng. sit.ing On board.
old Siek asked her where she lived
"Way over en- brakes creek. /" she an
swe-ed-
~NAs. Is 20 BAms. ef It's far ques-
tionf"
I'm the vidder Bowles."
'sIfow long hss Bowles been dead7"
Three yeer"
Wall. u1v wise's been dead 10 year.
Leok here. ne moot strike ap trade.
''Yas. u0at".
''fiox oil ar you, Widtie2"
''Ain't none TOO Old"
''Putty pezrt air your"
''Mighty peart."
"Do yoa know how 20 bile a eabbage?"
Mighty fne a. thai
''Ho~ air 20 teetay
''Fust rate"
s-Open yo' mouth an let me see"
She opened her mouth and after an
examination old Nick said: peer 20 be
all right. Appetite Amt nose too
strong. hope
ats Jest about right"
"Wall. we'il drive over yander TO
whar thar's jestice OF the peace an
soon settle the matter"
The news OF Nick's marriage created
a sensation In the neighborhood.
although IL should have occasioned no
surprise as he Ind often declared that
he must be looking around for "a
chunk" OF a wife. The old fellow did not
como 10 the post-offce for some time.
and the boys" had begun 20 wonder II
he had deserted them. whom, one after
noon he came stalking In He re-
ceived hearty greeting. but did not
appear 20 be enthusiastic.
"How air you gittin' along. Uncle
Nick?" tho postmaster asked.
"Ain't fyin'. an then agin. I amt
crawlin'."
Have you seed the mayor yit9"
"No, amt been back, but wsnter
meet him. This time I've got pcrticl1lar
business with him"
"oh, yes. he was the cause of you git
tin wife, wasn't hep
''Yas. bleve he was"
The postmaster was silent He him
self was the cause OF that happy union.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

81 think you may send me a quart Of
huckleberri-s," said the landlady to the
msrketman, ss she looked about for bar
gains m wilted eggplants.
Have you many boarders, na'smy
he asked mildly.
Nine"
Isn't quart Of berries rather-rather
light for nine- he ventured.
Not with me-" she snapped. Pour
Of nv bosrders don't est huckleberTies
for breakfast and FIVE don't eat bananas.
so | alternate and ketch half either
way. New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22


A eTrr.as eark .-s<slsE - eezA
La 1zee~1s ~ - ssh : A4s
- znseF p4zzzer zsree A. -rSss
1 Es4rose sezi1 k.a4s - - A,eze
AAefe : srerz = ser9ip1-net z1oas
hE1 sFas sTrse1 shses sFeeEresns
AL a1@ scss~f .1t2 sal1O~ sSlas
xeze<-1n zxs la@x -~<a g s@a@-zsf ns-zs
As HzsFt.z - sz8 vanf4Se sS<1ss
Azd ro<ks Ihzs sese f0e ao1rs r4a
sAes "a - iss--e. e1a ~ ouo
~ gastlrns ~ t1e az<nzzor S4as
A erescsuE s1ll i.rsu TIE So
- eeiz 2nt f.AT Aa1 rssSas free
lea sc1.zer ssorrzs 60 ever -,
A sAore xfth dep izdaateo 1syS
An6 er tie sls2zsizg -&terssys
A gsizp~- q ksl&ads IL Ia k2ze;
A fsse hronzed cara % red Snd ga
Wa zn0an1ala ssos tAst s-sza - Ao&1
The frezhasss q ne world 81 oi1.
A s0spnerd's cFook. . coat q Geeoe
A grazing noek-th-. seass - pe&ce.
Tas ienk sweet s.ience--this L Greecei
-ReaneA kodd
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

ZEN thas you air a raoastus success
I'm roin' % say. right out and fat
footed. shat Jon ar a gentleman an
scholar. an mon that. Marsh, you msT
put mo up a gallon 81 them thar mer-
1sssrs.-
The next morning Nick yoked his
steers and So out tor shady Grove. The
distancs hsd never seemed 50 great be-
fore. for never before bad an important
r,issicn drawn hin toward the county
seat The old felIow could not belp bps
feel a sort of pity fer the commonpi
reoule whon he uet They bad never
been distinguished hvs summons from
q navor When he reached TIE village
he vas deeply disaprointsd a. learning
that re ra7cr vas absent ard thaf -
would not raturn for more than We 4.
10. caring to wait - long .ime, Mex
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

In an out-of-the-w way corner q Bee
ton graveyard stands brown boarl
showing he marks q age and neglect
Il bears the inscrivtfon: Sacred TO the
memory Of Eban Harvey, who departed
this life sudds1iy and unexpectediy BY =
COW kicking him on the ltth Of SspteEn-
ber. Is52 We'll done. thou good and
faithful servant ---Chioaeo Times
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

The Gr.od RAPIDS = Ind sns Rsli-
road Conpsny ~ Sci Harvest EvcuT-
aon tickets September 2 ard p sna
October "a - points south. soEtswsst
wsst and northwest a. one fsre FOR tee
round trip. bckets good ter ret1Ts
within tesrfv csvs. FcT tckets srd
Further Information. snplg - A. Ain
sa;st. a. EnEor Ssarca. Ct Geo. ".
ManSoa. Elty Ticket 0ehce-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
rRrasuREH's NOTICE.


Grand Rapids Mich. SEPT. 3. ls&.
Nofice IS hereby gwen that iht astesEfnsn ~
roll for the cousfr ructi % o. sewer ln kleTfnfh
street from Jenuetfe street 70 Alpine aFenre.
in The cify of GTard Rapids is noN ? ny
hands ard that I viii receive psyufat there
on for tie PERIOD of twenty daTs from THIS
Hal GEORGE. = pEkhN.
sept s CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Il have heeri sr-ns adzirabls AL
dressee before tae agricultural society,
ssys President North~n. of Auzusts. Ga.
'ebst dozen COTS en- srhstss3on ~ ths
sts.e tir is better lecture thaa I have
ever hssrd % s1eok. and bale - ere
hav i a 7ner leofrrs fo~ xTass rrawine
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

7 =
Detroit "A press leaving q 80 q m has " NaEnrr
parier and buffet car attached ana evening
- press leaving ts = a. has pari0T caf a.
tSQhec. These trans make direct coLnccrioa
10 Detroit for All points Easi
iNprrss leaving az Do s. D m has Wagner
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving in bcfioii a.
- IN.
Steamboat express makes direci connection
at braud haFcn With steamer Tor Milwaukee.
Through r4llroa1 flckets alo ocean steam.
ship lckets anc sleeping clI berfhs secured az
j.. q. II. A a. otnce. IS Aoaroe.st.. and al iir
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. Agent.
JOHN ~. L0LD. Tranlc MANAGE Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY c1crk,s once.

Grand Rapids Mich. SEPT 3 lsao.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer Ia Lincoln
street in the city Of Grand Rapids Is nov in
my hands. ard that I will recgivs payment
thereon for the period Of twenty DAYS from
this date. At the once of ibe City Treasurer.
city Han GEORGE u. PERRY.
eept IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals
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JAMES \. DAVIS.
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