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Spices Fresh Ground Daily F!

standard Sugar, 10 lbs for. m..S g M
GrAnulatcd sn ,ar, IL lbs for,, . inn
Light Brown Sugar, lSi4 lbsi or.,. n"
Best Standard Tomatoes, Dc, . can, for -,
Table Peaches, heavy syrup, per cln ,,m,, iSs
Best Aprlcots, per caa. ....., .as
Choice Canned Peas, 0i;c, / eau, Ior. -.
Blackbcrrics, 0Ac, i cans Tor .,.n.... ~
String Beans, GAc, 1 cans Tor, - ~.
Canned Salmon. per -,
XXX Sugar Corn, &c, & caas tor. . n.o
Bakers Cora, . CATS for-...... n:n
Mustard sardines. DC, . cans i,r.. ~.
Oil S4rdlncs, &c, 5 cans fol. 49,
Choice Can Apples, Toe, y cnu, for ssr
Hominy, dc per qt., : qts. for. ",C
Navy Beans, Sc per qt., ~ ats. for ...,,,,n,, 20
Bird Seed, 1 pa:kases for. ....... .Ic
Corn Starch. GAc. i lbs. for. p,.
Large Lump Starch, 3Ec. S lb,. for -,
Rolled Oats, sc, O lbs. for. m .n,,
Tapioca, Sc, 3H lbs or..... ~,
Good Carolina Rice, &c, ~ lbs. for %
Best Head R!c,, SO, OK lbs. Tot. .,c
Butter Crackers. G4c. j lbs. fol, ~,
Ginger Snaps, DC per H., ; lbs ior..., .,c
New Turkish ptunes, &c, i lbs. iur.. ",c
Best California Prunes .....,. ..... IN,
Five cent Bar so4p. seYea blri TO-. s;c
Th'ce zen! Bar Soap, Ten bars !0s....... .ac
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GRAND MILLINERY OPENING.

Our Second Annual Spring an.l Sum.
mer Opening Of PATTERN Hats, Bonnets
aud Millinery Novelties Will occur on
Thursday, Frid,y and Saturday, April
~, 25 and go. All are welcome, and
invited 10 Inspect this special display.
MAllSDEN l.. COLYlG,
1914 Main Street,
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The above salo will continue Friday.
April 25.h, 1890, beginning at 10 o'clock
a. N. J.. B. SoMERvILLE, Assignee.
r-ga =. -. TtJtrJJ
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TuE CITY SCHOOLS,
Meeting Of the Hoard Of Education last
m Evening. sIH

Evening. I
The Board OF Education, which al.
journed last Thursday evening for want
OF q Quorum, got together last night
with President Miller in the chair. The
minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Superintendent Anderson's monthly
report was read, ns follows:
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MARTINS FERRY.

City Clerks Salary Increased = Railway
Crossing Lights-Sews and Personals.
". II. Connolly Is able to Le on tho street.
again.
Mrs: Elizabeth Wagner is visiting relatives a,
Wcllsburg.
Hereafter the City Clerk will get $50 saliry
Nj. Joseph Waterman died a. Emerson Satur
day, aged IS.
Fourth street will DO paved with fire brick
this summer.
Mi: Amos Hoylc, Of Pittsburgh, Is the guest o
Mr.. J. ". 1toyle.
". II. Barker, OF the Pottery and Glass1dre Re
porter, was IN the city.
Mr.. Samuel Strain has moved his family to hi
farm near st. Clairsville.
Yesterday II. C.. bell had his hands seycrcly
burned, In the Etna Mill.
Many new families are moving to this city, ant
vacant houses arc very scarce.
Forty.fve books were received ut the social In
the y. n. Z. A. rooms Saturday night.
Rev. G. n. Conway will preach II memorial
sermon 10 the e. \. l.. OH Sunday, May u.
Miss Matte O'Seal, OF Stcubenvillc. Is vIsitiu,
at tho residence OF Capt. l.. ". lnglebrleht.
John Burns will move his family from Ander
sou, 1nd buck 10 Martins Ferry this week.
Mls' SApt.L .tuBteOElSnt anu III. anu Mrs
W. b. S~huttleworth spent sunday at Elst LIZ
erpool. s'.l'' i
The residence OF Mr.. Webb, which was burne,
OIL Saturday. WAS not insured as reported, IL
nfso lost over half his furniture.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh road will put Ii,
twenty.lour ~ candls.powcr incanuescent light
along the road through this city.
A concert will be given In Mnnncrchor Hall
April ~, By the choir III the German Lutheran
Church, Tor the benefit OF that church.
Yesterday, Mayor ". II. Orr fined Vim. O'Brlc,
81 and COSTS for drunkenness aud Hubert Brook
81 and costs Tor dtSorderly conduct In the Oper.
tJnnyn
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We ARE ALL SETTLED.
Como and Sec Us In Our Now and HIND.

Como and See Us In Our New md Hand.
some 4uartors, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than ali other dealers
combined. The VloroR S~ApEry!is finer
than eyer. Don't fail to see it, We arc
trading in comparatively new wheels Of
other; makes for the Victor. Why is it :
Simply because the Victor is best. Don,
lose moneysby buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start: It is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes Of Bicycles.
Epw. L. RosE& Co.,
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that shale md gravel. The soapstone
was met at'4S feet, and II Ia understood
that tho sandstone bed under It makes It
a suitable bed for the foundation OF the
abutment, so that the excavation will
have to 80 down but about fifty feet.
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In the German department Sl50 was
spent for the instruction ISL children
Of whom 200 arc Of German parentage
and l62 of other than German par.
entage.
Superintendent Anderson also recon.
mended the purchase OF apparatus for
the natural science classes. The latter
matter was referred 10 the Text Books
Committee, 5.u-.
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TlartAnn,asprH arnr.t

The thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered IS follows:
ia. m.-..."--.... 10 Sp. m ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. X
u A.'.'.''..""......"' o. p u.....-.-........... u
u -.-.....-...... Is Weathcr-FA!r.
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Stone & Thomas-Carpets.
STONE & THOMAS
CARPETS & CARPETS!
Stone & Thomas-Carpets.
Do You Need a Carpet?

We ask you to examine our stock before buying. You will
find more Carpets, Rugs, Lenoeums, Oil Cloths and Blinds
to select from than you will find in the combined stocks ofany
three houses ia the city. We offer this week the following
extra low prices:
50 pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpets at 45c, wort!! Coo.
rs pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpets at 5Sc, worth zoe,
40 pieces Body Brussels at 9oc, worth 81 IS.
IS pieces Body Brussels at 81 l2H worth 81 80.
IS pieces Lowell & Bigelow Body Brussels at 81 a2H,
worth 81 40.
50 pieces extra heavy Union Carpets at SOC, worth SOC.
IS pieces All Wool c c Carpets at 49c, worth CSC.
$50 pieces best All Wool Carpets made at 66c, worth Soc.
50 styles Moquette carpets at 81 as, worth 81 Is.
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For bracing up the nerves, purifying
the blood and curing sick headache and
dyspepsia, there is nothing equal to
Hoods Sarsaparilla. o.
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Huntington Eoute@lIome seckers's Excur.

LArGuLlN's Worm SYRUp-a perfect
yermlfuge for the destroying OF worms.
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CoFaEsuHsn

., oa. G W arc all ro.'sel IN their pa,p,,,
aud cover objective grains and AID 10 v,Sv SA's
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Advance Lodge No. q has elected Thomas
Robbins, ". ". Smith aud Harry Williams del
cgatcs 70 the fifteenth annual convention Of Tho
Amatsamated Association to b. held at Fits
butgh III June. tTi.
The Martins Forty Library Association has
offered to place their Library III the y. NJ. C. a.
rooms under the charge OF that organization
The only consideration asked being tmall quar-
terry dues from those using the library, Tho
money thus occurred 10 be expe2Gcd for new
hooks. 80 "#lr. - -I's
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Marble and Granite,

II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind
and want first-class work and low prices,
call at Office OF L. A. Moore. second floor
,McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,,

EDW. D. Rose & Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
FOOD AND DRINK
G.

oor Congressman Have Them Beth
causes Of HAD Lsgsslatnra
The average Congressman is generally
qnartered In eoarding-house or hotel.
and fed upon undigestible hood snsl his
stomach becomes so irritable that lie Is
pretty nearly an irresponsible creature.
There is q little private room at the west
end OF sAe Hease Lobby, where there is a
marble fountain running with hot and
cold water constantly. There you will
ind Congressman gathered daily. swig-
ging hot wsser by the gsiion 20 Try 20
hght OF the dyspepsia that gathers upon
them IN spite Of every effort. In addition
70 this, they have recently had an extra
heating spparatus put into this room,
and = colored man stands there all day
long, making hot tea or hot beef tea, for
these fellows who are so full Of cranky
notions about their stomschs. One may
hear Of mere dyspepsia cures in that
room than IN most any Doctors shop.
These gentlemen are not only victims Of
dyspepsia. but they sit in a hot, badly
ventilated room for hours, until they arc
IN an unenviable condition.
The hall OF the House is not very
well ventilated, because il is hot iron
and marble room with huge glass sky
lights, through which the sun comes
down with terrific force. Major Ben
Perley Poore once said that If he had
q valuable dog he would not shut him
up in an iron box with glass cover and
set him on. in the sun on hot day;
and yet this Is just what the members of
the House and Senate do with them
selves. In addition to all these things
which make the members of Congress
very uncomfortable generally, 1t must
be said that many Of them drink the
very commonest kind OF whisky, in the
bar-rooms of the National capital; not
that they select the worst whisky from
choice, but there is really no good
whisky served over any of the bars in
Washington. Even good whisky, in
such tremendous quantities as Is drank,
would make cast-iron stomach tired.
IL there were less whisky drank there
would be less malaria in the District Of
Columbia
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
TIRED hOUSEKEEPERS.
Some Reasons why They Should Econo.
mizs Their Strength.

ntzs Their Strength.
There are great many over particu-
lar housekeepers who wear and fret
themselves out in doing things which
could Just as well be left undone Mat
ters pertaining TO health and cleanliness
may always bo counted as necessary
work. but there are great many little
touches, extra efforts 1T order and nicety,
which may be omitted, and the house
keeper will be the gamer II she will
spend the time thus saved in out-of-door
exercise or improving her mind. A
great many women do their own work
who could amply afford to keep one or
two girls - help them, simply because
they can find no one TO do the work as
they do IL themselves Do not expect
too much; il your meals arc fairly well
cooked and served and the house kept in
fair order do not worry If some one of the
fine touches which you delight to add
are forgotten. Il viii pay you to be
philosophical and not look too sharply
for defects. Save yourself that you may
be more 70 husband and children than
a mere household drudge. Save your
self from the misery OF invalidism
Good housekeeping Is desirable. but
over-nicety is net There arc a greas
many Marthss in the world who are
''trOub bled about much serving" and it
would be we'll 70 divide their virtues up
with the quies patient, blessed Marys.
DR.. Kate Lindsay, I'm lecture at the
Battle Creek Sanitarium.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

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kreas4 s4pfszl "a sks sis. A tree spes-
zeA BE sss essr welesn1@ ~ sas ess-fs
saAaAf @n6 ths fs2.is as@bsrs of tAs
issasnE s1@sssrs sisd wlsh each oshsr
- s~eszrs kis roysl f.sor
pea kis 1arrasse v2tA PFiRcsss Em-
IA. u Nai2sek ? meas. 1kleA event
oeeaTssd akeat txo years 4fssr t8s
esasa u as EEss ~ite, sas Alag appears
~ have taFs1s4 ever = sea le@I Ihs
enion ass esea e0sn p2Fatissly happy
enc and was slssssa Nth : d4axh-
teF, ~bs ~iA sasesoa - tas tAreae II
holl4Ad IS her 14iority Her accession
~aA sever the polltleei bosds that
unite s1e klsktsn ~ the Neither
laa.is ~isA tie Gfsni Dashy Of Luxem-
boarE. fof IN ne latter eoantry the
Sale las prevails
king Williams death - not merely
an extinction sf ths last Of these
merry noaarcAs who auring the past
tSo generations have Supplied fsod for
gossip ~ shs Paris green rooms and sa-
loeRs Tue evsnt lad its pzthetie side.
FOR vAs act the old mao after ali ths
last male descendant ot that strong aud
historic house OF ovaAge. 70 whose en-
ergy and legally Holland owes all the
prosperity9 II IL this thought that has
palliAted every bad action the King has
ever beea guilty of IL Is this thought
that spread gieom ever she entire land
ghen his spark ceA
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

NOTICE Is hereby given thas speoisi meet
~ fne - fhs stoc. holders - fas ers1c Rap
IDS Fuei sfs ard lHCsut escsEf I3chaHk lHm.
psHr VII h hefd ~ TIE Gee 81 ssi1 cGra-
Say in the city q Grams SsEies. Ntfhifsa.
"a re scslt cas- a. Dseen t<r A u lso3. 81 IS
9 - - =. n. - vote ucsz : prapoE ftrr thea
sna there 81 - ss or fffs5 - sslf stefs fia era
- azBeBa fhf at Iries - iacer reraficr 81 SD
cozEaaF as ~ - Increase fts 81 - sfrrk -
tsf san q ave hundred ttossssk esfsrs
xstE o3 49,. alsr 50 Fote GVsr freTos fion
fhsr srf tkerf % - a. bz1 tfet - SD stefk-
b. .1frs - ssfhorize sal8 ehmszng - borrow
= Tr%sT ant $50 - e1rfs e. A. aFrezIt ~ff
szo<sk q ere rn frtisrx - ~ A. sd
ss strnre fhe reYueHf 6f - szxle ~ ? rssrf-
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sts-F k1ssfess - rsr - rssarel - tee
farsFo ~ saa - EsT efEe befere SD 1eee =
IFE
~ tte erssr ~ fhs Eosrs - ffrsets~s
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8rars Ee1sts Nit zsa. even ser q -
Eger
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

ife. AZ least that portion Of IL which
be passed With his erst wife. daugh-
ter Of the King ot wurtemberg. was
not happy one to either husband or
wife. The latter was an amiabls and
gifted woman, but too much Of blue
stocking 20 suit her pleasurs-loving
lord She gave up trying to reform him
and sought consolation in the society
of artists and men and women OF let
ters Her friendship for John Lsthrop
Motley. American Minister at the
Hague and author Of the Rise and Fall
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

tng ~ srast ne Prince u Orange -
vhich ntle the Datch heir apparent was
Known, sclemaiy slle& hls Tisss and
arznk - tae healsh os-Cisron tlernon) }.
Herssfter thts nic<asma eanx teua-
eieusiT - sae Prince. a. nuch - taas
sne ofhrs nanerous -~eiite-s n present.
tnr bis SfIl Inadvertently addressed is
~ she --prfnce - Leuc1s fo- uhich
tnvaiunsarY elusder hs Vas nrcnrsly
shro~n eat ~ sbe attendants Peer
Cisrcn's ccnsssasscn wae not thst - his
fssbar and 80 be saccun eed at ne 49,
q tbirtT lesvinx aeeos - tAa tans e
severed mnlscaS His Touassr snt
Fizidiy vtrtacrs hrseher hrslcxed hsra
snso the asxns~s ust isaz afeer sad
sens rebtej $40 rao~s4ast - A. ep7or-
sspts~ - diiasa ca tae saTaa iszes y
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
Third Ward Collector's Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that the Office of the
collector for the Third wafd viii be held At
No. 22 South Division street. Wiiemgn 4 Tan
ners store and that the tax roll fer said ward
is now In the hands Of the undersigned for col
lection. and that he Will attend a. bis said
January. after the first publication % this
notice. from > O'Clock a. ~. ultil clock =.
m, for the purpose Of receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids November 1.th. isq0.
LEONARD A. MERRILL.
Solicitor Third " ard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
Second Ward cnIlenfnr,s Nntioe.

Notice IS hereby given. that the once OF the
collector for the Second ward viii he held at
No. 10 North Division street Wenham's block.
and that the tax roll for said ward is now IN
hands OF the undersigned FOR collection. and
that he Will attend AT his said Once until aud
including the 10th day OF January. after the
first publication OF this notice. from ; O'Clock
a. m. until o'clock .. m, for the purpose Of
receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids November 29fb. 1890.
ID. j. D00RNINk.
Collector Second Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
EIhh Ward colectnr,s No.i.s.

Notice Is hereby given. that the ofice OF the
for the fifth ward Wili b. held At G.
II. Saunders store. No. = fIsinfsln avenUe.
and that the tax roll Tor sad ward Is na9 iu
the hands ~ the urderslgued for collection.
and shat he Nill attend ~ he sei6 0ffce urfii
and including fhe 10Th DAY 81 January. after
the first publication ~ this nofice. rom :
o'clock A. m. until o'clock 3 H., feG the pgr-
rose 81 receiving faxes
Dated Grand kapids November 1oth, 1sqa.
4. RBIIFKkG.
Collector Biffh NsrE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
Elrhth Ward coIIectnr,s Nn.Ios.

Notice IS hereby given that the once OF the
collector for The Eighth ward viii be held AZ
Ne. - Bcvrry street. and that the tar roii
for said ward j. now in TIE hands of the
undersigned for collection. and bat ne VIII
attend ar his said Office unth and iuciudii the
10Th day Of January. after the first pubiics-
tiou Of this notice. from O'clock "a. m. unf8
O'Clock p H.. for the puFpCSe Of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids November 2afh. 1870
FERDINAND SIHWIND
Collector Eighth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

AT claims not consistent with the
hiSa character of syrup Of Figs are
purP0seiY sveided By the Cal. Fx
syrup Company. + acts gently on the
kidneys, Ever and bowels. cleansing
the system srsctua8 ~. but it Is not a
cufe-sll ard saakes no pretenSons that
every bottle I'll not 81 kstsntiate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Notice f. hereby givep that TIE of8ct u ths
collector Tor the fenfb ward vii - held ~
No. ~ @eTefEon avenue. an1 fhaf tie tax rGil
Tor s8ia Eara is new 50 fhf nsrds e fhe
uHdefs gr - for csTfcfiors sud that he VII
sffeua 81 hia ssie Ffre untl frd neirdlng
ths fa4h CAV ~ January. Affef the frsf rutil
eaton % ihik notice. ffeB 'c5nek q. n. uffii
atlock = "a. fcr TIE purpose - receiving
fsFFs
Dated Grsnd Rapids FsTemssr 1rh. lssa.
H. EkEbFIA
Collector Tenft srf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
Fourth Ward collsctor,s Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that the once Of the
60 iector for the Fourth ward will ~ held ~
Room q. Court block. irst story. and that the
tax roll for said ward is now IA ihs hands II
the undersigned for collection. and taaf he
will attend at his said Office until and inciud-
ing the l0th dav of January. after the first
publication Of THIS notice. from O'Clock a. o..
unfil O'Clock =. NJ. for the purpose Of re-
ceiylng taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 2th. isf0.
CHARLES A. ROBINSON.
Collector FOURTH Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Notice is herebv given that tie once Of the
collector for the Sixth ward VIII be held az the
southwest corner Of Scribner aud Leonard
streets. and that the tax roll FOR said ward IS
now IN the hands OF the undersigned for col
lection. and that lie wlu attend AZ his said
ONCE until and including the loth dAv 81 Janu-
arv. after the first publication o. tuis notice
from O'Clock a. m. until o'clock p. N. for
the purpose OF receiving tsxes
Dated Grand Rapids. Sove nber 9th, 1870.
JOHN H005ERHYDE.
Collector sixth Ward
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
First Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice IS heseby given. that the Office OF the
collector for the First ward will bt held at No
loo Ellsworth avenue. and that the tax roll for
said ward is now In the hands OF the under
signed Tor collection. and that he viii attend
al his said ONCE until and including the 10th
day OF January. after the first Publication OF
this notice, from O'Clock a. m until O'Clock
p. M. for the purpose Of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 9Th. 1890.
MARTIN G. DFJ AOER.
Collector First Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

paily due - als snssssry on The mater
nal side HIS mother was Adauxhter of
The kmpssor Paul u RUssiA. ons Of tho
most dissoiaso monsrchs In Earope. The
Dutch kiAg's vAywsr4asss antedased
his accession 10 tAs shrOne In 1919. for
IS h current talk among the Dstch that
when the Prime Miaistsr. after william
lis death, went IN search q the new
sovereign. then assent abroad, be found
him after mach aifnoulty travelling IN
eOgniso With French singer among shs
Highlands OF Sc0slacA His married
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
Seventh Ward CoIIecior,s Notice:

Notice is hereby given. that TIE of8ee of the
collector Of the seventh ward wi be held 81
the 1s Seventh street. and that the tax roll
for said ward is now IN the hands OF the
undersi gned for collection. and tBat be Will
attend at his said ofdcc until and inciualng
the 10Th day OF January. after the first pubica-
ton II this notice. from O'Clock a. n. until
o'clock D. M. for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November eoth. 1890.
JOHN CULLEN.
Collector seventh Nafd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Notice Is hereby given. that the oflce q the
collector fer The Ninth ward vii be he'd 81
No. IA West Fulton street. and tbaf the =
roll for said ward rs now in fiff hands 81 the
undersigned for collection. and that be Win
attend AZ lis said once uufii and Including the
18th daF o. JanDarF, after he frst publlos
ton of this notice. IRON aciock a. "a. until
5oclock ?. 10. for The purpose 81 receiving
taxes
Dated Grand Rapids. November 9th. 800
ABRAHAM SANF0fb.
Collector Nfnth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

trifal EXPIRES lsaF!nG 6.ba a m has Warner
parior and buffet osF aitarhea. ana a,sai,e
sAittsa ltsNns as 2 m has parlhr car af
tAthtd- These trains make direct cannecfloa
ia l'eiroii Tor al points last
tAprrss ieaYuE &c il SIS m has Wagner
s.SspiAk car 20 Detroit arriving in Detroit Al
hfoutb railroad nQkets and ocean steam
snip tickets and slecpi az cal beFihs sferrf4 al
- o. T. q A- Office. - Monroe-sl. And al lie
depot
- JAS. CAMPBELL. city Pass. AGENT
JOHN ". LOUD. Ifanc Manage Defreit
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Jangis-I got acquainted With lord
when I was abroad.
Fanrle who hss enjoyed similar
honor How much ala he borrow from
yoai-MuaseT's Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

ssLook here said General Greedy "
the heavy rain-storm, what did yoa
CONS az this tine for9''
Didn't you predict fair weather7'
asked the ssorua.-'The jury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
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