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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-09
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

The Democrats OF Middlebury and those
who purpose to act with them in the coming
campaign will meet in caucus ut the village
court room, basement OF town hall, at : 30
o'clock, Saturday evening, May Il, TO chose
delegates to the State and Congressional con-
ventions, to be holden Mt Burlington on the
Goth inst. JAMES f. STAPLETON,
Chairman Torn COmmittee
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-09
FOREIGN.

The lunatic asylum at Tongue Point,
p. O., was burned Tuesday, and proba-
bly, 30 lives were lost. A long line of
gaunt towers and blazing debris are all
that remain of the asylum. The sights
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-09
Ambitions

a d n
" Belle
Association Fuurhy o re in and
by last hnaf emonlso dior
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-09
WAN
G a = H
AND TO GET IT WE WILL SELL

AND TO GET IT WE WILL SELL:
l Ladies Pheton leather top,
Cortland manfr, price...... Sl35 90 800 90
l Fine Piano Body, Lea Top
Buggy, New Haven, Ct, mfr,
price,. ................. 100 w q 10 w
l Side. spring, side-bar, Cor
ming body, top Buggy, price s. 90 G5 90
l Six-spring Piano Body top
Buggy, price............... 5000 60 90
l Rice spring, Corning Body,
Lea Top Buggy, price....... 1000 10O
l Six.sprlng Concord Body
Buggy, price...........,..... 600 40 90
/ Burner Spring, Concord
Body, Top Buggy, price,. 10 90 so
] Extragrade Concord Wag-
on, price. Observation-Disclosures. % 90 10 20
l Fine, Corning Body, Top
Buggy, q seat, price........ S. 90 65 90
l Two-seat Platform Spring
Ex. Wagon, pole and shafts,
price,. Observation-Disclosures. 50 90 q 80 %
The above are mostly Cortland manu-
facture and first-class work. The above
is a chance to buy good work at less than
cost. and will not be open ,long. AS
soon as we get the money wanted the
sale will end.
Respectfully,
B. F. Haskell & Co.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-09
General l1ems.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.

\. w. Fuller has been nominated for
postmaster at st. Adams.
1t is not thought the Senate will be
able to finish its work before September.
John c. Fremont has been placed on
the retired list of the army with the
rank of Encouragement.
The President has vetoed the bill au-
thorizing federal building at Dallas,
Texas. He thought the proposed build
ing too large for the town.
Congress has passed bill appropriate
ing Sl50,000 for the relief of the desti-
tute people in the districts overlooked
by the Mississippi and its tributaries.
The fire-ruined house of Secretary
Tracy. on Farragut spare, was on Mon
day sold for S30.750. The secretary
paid about 1000 for the house and eX-
pended about S25, 900 in improvements.
At the Republican Congressional eau
Gus Monday it was decided to devote four
days of this week, beginning with
Wednesday, to general debate on the
tariff bill and eight days additional for
consideration of the bill by paragraphs.
Jas. b. Beck, United States Senator
from Kentucky, died suddenly of heart
disease in the Baltimore & Potomac de-
pot at Washington. Saturday afternoon.
He fell near the spot where Garfield was
shot. and lived but about five minutes.
He was So years old, and had for some
time been one of the leaders on the Dem
ocratic side of the Senate.
Roger Nj. Sherman. attorney for
kemmler, now under sentence of death
in New York by clectrocution, appeared
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

AN ORDINANCE To smcnd section eight
Of an ordinance Of the city - Grand Rapids s,
entitled An Ordinance kelatuI to The
Streets n the City OF Grand khp!cs. passed
September %. lis.
The Ccm non Council OF the city Of Grand
Rapids Il . Ordsin.
That section eight ~ Al ordinance Of the city
OF Grand Rapids. entitled IAN Ordinance Re
lating the streets N the city a. Grand hap
ids. passed September 80. les. be- and the
same Is hereby amended SO as 10 read as fol
lows.
SIC. No person shall draw or propel Sny
sleigh or other carriage or vehicle. or lead.
drive or ride any horse or HOSES. beast ot
beasts Of burden. OF any cattle. sheep. o. swi oe
over or unon any sidcws within said city.
without FIRST thoroughly , oicctlug sucn SIDE
walk from injury; nor shSil any person allow
or cause O be drawn. any wagon. carriage az
other vehicle. or drive OF ride any horse.
horses or other beasts 81 burden over or upon
any Sidewalk. bed or lawn bordering upon TIE
Travelled track or roadway Of any street O.
highway n said city. except in Iassine across
the same. into or from any let. % which case
such Sidewalk. bed or lawn. or paved gutter
shall 1rst be thoroughly protected from lnlu
y. Nor shall any PEI IN draw, or cause to bs
drawn. any wagon carriage OF ether vehicle
across the paved gutter OF guifers o. any stree
or highway in said city. into OF from any lei
OF other place. without frsf thoroughly pro-
tecfiDg said gutter OF cutters from injury.
Passed and approved BY the Common Coun
cii al the City - Grand Rapids. Ga regular ses
Slon, held Monday evening, Neyemher :. ley1
W. A. shINKMAN
332 City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

20 typify any thiag. aud its fashion has
stood upon It's privilege OF being a.
variable ss-wsli. fashion
Derision. criticism and tirade have st
last Vanquished false hair almost en-
tirely. Ana at present IL is necessary 10
have a fne head rather than hne hair,
and colferes must be eOi1ares OF dis
tlnction instead q dressy arrangements
devised - ordinary taste. There Is
such a crossing preference for antique
fashions. that portraits Of famous beau
ties Of a century or two ago are consult
ed Tor many items OF the toilette, one
of the most important being coifrures-
Abroad. historic styles are seen now
and then. and the LOuis XVI. not averse
70 ripplss Tor light hair. Is friend also
- puts, WITH gems and feather tips for
full dress.
NJ Vlrgile. the great Prussian hair
dresser. Is revlving the style favored by
tho Empress Josephine, copied FROM
her portraits between 1900 and 1910.
The idea was probably taken from the
ancient Greek models. The hair, drawn
together at the back, Is twisted into a
small round chignon rather high on
the head. and from this appears the
hair friso and IN front light fringe OF
small curtis The capotes are made so
that this chignon is outside This Is
the very latest style. and for dressy
evening wear a small wreath with
bunch OF feathers or ribbon in front is
enough, for the object is 70 keep the
general effect OF the head small and
compact.
There are some OF the leaders of
fashion who wear the hair plated low
down and the plait brought mp 20 the
top OF the head. Another style much
in vogue is 70 have the hair waved or
orduh There IS an iron especially for
tho purpose. and Il takes about three
quarters Of an hour TO DO Hard or
limp hair takes a much longer time 70
operate on successfully than soft, nat
.urally curly hair. Wi.h the latter style
OF hair the undulstiOn will last over
two weeks, while limp hair requires
the operation renewed more constantly.
Bat this style only suits certain faces,
and looks very ridiculous If not perfect
~ becoming.
There win. perhaps, be a revival OF
the Du Barry fashion, with its soft
cushion roll placed we'll back from the
front OF the head. while the Directoire
style. with is eccentric fancy of having
the forehead nearly covered, and the
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

yea eaF1ea "a tzs 1srs1eaa Easz4a
s1sct - aga eassk 1en-ss ca. es azed--
Es@ - Arr@4gaag - hax - = aeF
~ sA@li s4Els - tEs ss1a slsa
Ah4AE-1rsssss. : a.od1.ss - : - liaer.
= : ~1@ @ftsss e&n sell "a : lanes sat
styls = l1ost ssseenalax ~ eze. 2A1 to
FeEaieE sAeela ss : 4sels.se ozs.
krlAxess esrls aa3 sases are essea-
W4iig gas t2asles - fstr- asired. eialile
Ne-aea- Ass<Aettx sritaEs spsak of h2lr
~ k9lasa - = as~ sovereign. or az yel-
Ae- a. r.pS eofn-shszss s1lca 4ze 1ose
eonssoaly artificial sA4n natsral Rcss-
eelorea hair = ~ present. favored over
nl9nde. aad sken accosa e4nlsd bF bros q
eyes aaa sale onplsxIcH. - : soaFos
q enFy to ths yelie~ Eyps.
VITA sssaiag sssletfes. when sAIin or
velvet nosers are ased as xsrnttsFes
little syrzys ~ the sssas are al spEea for
eoi3urs ornaments. altheagh for ma
trons tso - Eases snail tiFs are pre-
fsFred for ne Aais ana the eorsage.
las cossig butterfly made - diamonds
snd nlsgree gold. mounted upon =
spiral whlcA sren bles sish every move
meat u tie ~esreF, Is fally - f&shi0n-
Aole new as it ever Ass been. though IL
Is l0ss novsl IssA noser pin made Os
ea&nsi Ia aAtarsl colsrs with dew
DROPS of diamoaas hairplns II tinted
and frosted silver and gold as we'll as
enamel. are very fzshionable, and an
tiqae desizas are frequeaL The best
shell combs and ornaments are expen-
siye, aai ara made from the shell Of
the hawk s-bill turtle.
That fashion like history frequently
'cuts and comes agsln." 10 being ex-
smplifsd Ia tie present rage FOR gowns
historic. Ola galleries are visited by
designers and old portraits copied.
Just nov the more picturesque effects
OF tbs eighteenth century in France are
preferred % tAe heavy massive draper
les OF early English modes yetin course
Of time We will fnd the cycle OF fashion
may bring with IL ia It's revolutions old
Flemish and Florentine models A,
one time every thing Russian was IA
yoCed. Greek ana Roman dsaperies are
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

always acceptable for occasions. and
the japanese, East Indian, Turkish and
Persian have each done their part In
fact there is hardly a nation upon the
globe which has not contributed its
quota Of suggestions for our present
day costumes, yet are we constantly
striving 10 be original.
The modistes continue TO make plain,
fiat skirts, either embroidered at tho
hem or trimmed with gsloons or braid.
The bodices, rather pointed, are with
out visible buttons or hooks, but fast
ened on tho shoulder and under th Q
arm; II in front, the fastening is hidden
by some fold or plait Sleeves are
gathered full at the top and close-ftting
below the elbow. For plain, simple
winter dresses cloth and vigogne are
handsomely embroidered. For evening
full-dresa gowns are Of velvet, armure,
peon dc sole and foye, which is again
coming into favor.
Prevailing colors will be dark blue,
gray tlue and heliotrope com mbined with
light suede shades. violet, eveque and
beaver. The skirts are made ground
length FOR day wear. and with train or
demi-train for evening. A favorite
shade Of red is rougs garance which is
the shade Of red used In the French
military uniforms.
A now and effective trimming for
evening gowns is band. or rather roll
made OF silk peony petals "gafered.'
and % any shade to match the dress.
This borders the edge Of the skirt. and
Is narrower on the bodice and sleeves
It IS verv pretty in light colors. and
Is especially applicable to thin ma
terials Light and dark pansies are
also arranged in similar borderA
Either starched linen collars and
cuffs are 20 be worn with WOODEN dresses
this winter, o. crosswise pieces OF
batiste or something white il needed TO
ohviate the bard effect ard economical
appearance OF the straight, unrelieved
baad So long in favor.
The new glove Is the Duchess OF Port
land, which is long. reaches over the
dress caff. and there meets wide,
en- mbroidered gauntlet L'EToILE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

4 ts@FSSMFNT ROLL for ne construction ~
= sever in Turner sfreet. from rsi street
SO fsarth stree ln IRE cifr ~ lsrebe Rapids
NfFsct ~ ffrT lffFE
5Essp ktFlEs Allh-. hcf. ~. ia
To
EYIn Alen. Board n Faucsfion. Bern
hsfd Brafger. Joseph BfoaEer, Mm n ter-
neff Mrs. ~fephsr lHei vary CNrs. fsfsff r
David fiarks0r. Msrv - hseoit. Nsr Us E
fhrsfIaD BrHs or - - Nav Jess =. Nf
pnfrson LFf1sE Il Norr.s Andrsv pnpeai -
CIsrfsss kcsert tsrE James u hotirslI. = - rE
5rseph fftfsr. ~ ia critrsf krs 80
mem. sfs "a. ~terFns hIrhrisf -cnnf p.
hefan. Trustees 81 pauIs Nsfneris AHuHeh.
Trustees second errenr n p lhureb lfreDf
fsTifs Hiehs y Mdtvorfh .ohn. Christ -
" D~7aufE
Fou srs tsrsfv noffss fhsf 81 sssssvnsnf
"a s3egt 81 - rrstr ur.0r FoE - ttIrfT ftf -
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81 ril rsuz.r cyer ~ lnFrsffon ~ ~ g. AoF
csT r-er - Nnr "A 80 49, sf1 Vnfr-
rsa a. srnssr kfforf Ere fe~reT rcarea
o. ssf ~ 80 sheV esuse 81 srF NrF
go ssssssTerts mesa rat - es1f tha So
lsctsf sec1rf ~ 20 az.
~ ssTEskE
fFy Cserk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

DROBATE 0RDER-state Of Michigan. Coun-
Is OF Kent -. Al = session OF thc probate
court for said County Il keuf. held af the
Probate Ofice. in the city OF Grand kapits, on
TIE sin dsy 81 AotembeT. IA the year enc
thousand eight hundred aud ninety.
Present. cyrus +. PeTE rs. Judge Of Probate.
Ia tie matter ~ the estate Of
HENRY ZIIpfMA. deceased
john Benjamin adm iftratef oi 81 esf2fe.
having rendered TO tbls court bis lnai admin
isfration acfcgut.
m is ordered that FRIDAY. the tfh dsy n
Decenale er ls-A. a. 10 clock ln the forenoon.
40 said Frebstf ofICe. BE- appointed fer the eA-
alufnstfon ard allowance Of sale account.
And il is further ordered. that copy ~ THIS
order b. published three successive weeks pre-
rfous - said aay 81 hearing. fu fhe TEFuHsN-
Hvpsrn. daily news spspsY prlntea and eircB-
Iatfrz fr said county 70 Kent
C4RUk r PERKINS. Judge q Probate.
"a true cory.
Aporrs a. Nasox. Register. men new =
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

picsurssque Lauhalle. al waves and
haf-cu-led curls. srs copied with GER
tain styles % costumes
Toiieetrs which are simply drsss7,
snd 20 nos inciuds anT historic features
require merely snowy coiTurss, which
eve taeir distinction 80 the at with
which shev are adapted 20 The iadivii-
usl and the STYLE - dress which they
accompany. Tee only imitation quoted
o. a vsritbale ancient CO TIrs : she
Roman, with shrse god bands. sn3 this
STYLE masz - believed ssutiousiy.
A lsdg Nish long FACE ssould dress
'her hair ca The back % her bead. The
hair "a ths top should he arranged in
waves ard a fringe shauI8 - srsaTht
ever the forehead snd vel over taa
.tsmples. the idea being - sreaSsn 40
face a. mach a. possfble
r. the asck is pertectl7 fosned Sc NAP
- Iefs bsre. sSt = long and slaeVy &c
ehoa,d ba serarad soae~has visa Icesa
cariS A ls3v wish a round faoe saoald
arrange her hair on the TOP 1f hsr bad.
The rcre twist ia GOD sf7le. ani tse
BAR shcnlf se arranged ~ ceze ~ a
point Aav one With a hroa3 tereh heaa
shoaia rssr A. ittls hair On the savsp es
- pcssi ble aad dress is aizA One rita
= iow f1rehea3 should keep the aair 81
t1e forehead tn front sn8 sr-snze a fer
ca1ls on tae se-nrles a is.ly sIss a re-
cedirg tereheaa should have she bsiE
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
BE THANKFUL

That Yoz are alive and IN rood healtb
and with good appetite for POUR
ThsnksViviuz dinner
That ~hils Toar aFairs fcr the past
year have ret sone - prosperczslJ as
jon could hsve desired they az snll IN
rnach bssseT saaps than they 1izhi
ha~a been
That TDu I've IN this tAs Trsn8es,
era q rs vorld's history asy q hh>r-
~ - human speech sna ooaseseuos anS
uuder a Government a. grand snA fres
thss NE huusl>ss -isissn E>es sbous
his husinsss rith scarcely tae kne~%
edge forced nro1 hin tAst ~ ss-s 9
Government a. az
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
pRoRArE oRnER-state Of MLchiran. coun.

DROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. coun-
Il ~ of Kent. -. At session OF the Probate
Court FOR said County of Kent. held at the
Probate once. IN the city Of Grand Rapids, on
the 18th day of Noyem her. Ia the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge OF probate.
in the matter Of the estate OF
JOHN SEDON. deceased.
Frederick Zuis-r. administrator of said
estate, having rendered 10 this court his final
administration account:
1t is ordered. that Friday, the 18th day Of
December. 1880. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon. at
said Probate once be appointed for the
examination and allowance Of said account.
And il is further ordered That n copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
Vious 10 said day of hearing IN the TTfEGaAG-
HERALn. daily newspaper printed and clrcu-
lating in said County Of Kent
CYRUS z. PERKINS.
"a true copy) Judge of Probate.
ApoLPH B. M4soN, Regi-ter. mOndecl
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

She-But giving 70 worthy cause
doesn { prove man charitable or phil
snthropise-is's he way he Eivss Now,
J fancy your friend Monkhsm gives
grudginTly.
Hs-0h, nc. lie gives With the most
perfect resignstion you ever ssw.--Nan-
sey's Weekly
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

The srr2afsneas ~ the eol s..rs i :
mates sf 8aoh eenssa ssaee. ana slll
etfH ee Reated as s4e1 a. ioaE As
: f4iF ssssses aAass .usaess.i mss ss.nass.
- '~~ats ases - att1 sas s-adis hsif =
hoNsvss. Since sha aavs sAsa ~oasa
wore aorasd keaa-irsssss. in tozeu 81
theiF being tssesndsa froal raas ani
sathority. - shs present ume. when
Aair-dressisx aasraIy .las at tAs are
which Iniaztes eaaace. tdere has neser
been esin sse saie0 las served teF
aaissEazl styie. Hair AS ever refused
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
THE REALM OF FASHION.
Lovely Wouaaa Dslyss Ia History
Tor Fsznlons la Hair.

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- ats 90 Dssssla,k sa. a.l~ =. -.
EsIE Eaea Fti<ar "A = E,t.s. -.
Les >st.esabiS F.aisy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


AAs cs.seisn let~
s fv 8 klE AW
"a Gtot pSroes Aser =
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24


E1pre 90 for Saginaw sId BAY CIW Tan
Mai Cor Lansing Detroit aua fast-.fl 4 "a NJ
kRUrrss ter Lzuf ~ Detroit au0 East = n a
Nsii Tor Alma. ~ LaBis nu0 -aeiua1f Is l1 y ~
tast JAP. lor Detroit. Sew ofk aGd
Boston .............-. ..... ......... fe l5 b fn
aUrTrE
Ma. ffou saginaw ana lay CITY,. fll it Is m
Nai from Lansing. liet tapd tasf ~ u . pa
Fast fAp from LnnsnG. detroit Hud
The Easi ................ tn- . n
fyrrsss from Lansing auo Irirsf f8la n
Express from saginaw. tt Louis and
sma..-...-........... ....... Ile 81 3 m
fIsLr. fDalr. fNrfT1 elHHHF
The shortest fne 90 Detroit aBd hast l'e.
Esat parloF cars between Detroit aha -raad
ksplGs
Nui8C trains hcfwrcn 6faHo hape aDd sag
NAV Two 81 trains bffwrHn ftfrrr t.r
ids snn Ictfnf iraFiuc erfrd EaF at
On and f.-a in. aua iesFnp Detroit iI m
auf ~ g..
Tor tickets ara Information snp.r af fnInB
Ticket 0frrf. t Muuroe-st. aul fEieH oHrat-
oFcffF LFHAFft. oeA. Pass. AL
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Hs lsftsr ths aasrreli-Co-s nc-,
asrlHE. snooth vssy -rfnkTea front
Sse-Ths~e yoa - szain- 7 an aot
wrusled. an TeRn~sr tsan Ton srs
Jzrk Win%srS III nsxsr sP~ak - yos
again ~ Epech.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
TRFAsrRER-s Nerlor.

Cffv C'erk's DTes.
crs-f Rapids. Nieh. Nrv. A se.
Nrfics e heTsnT EFrl fhst tie ssses<rz E 2 3
rr1 faT frea rZ s-1 grave tirR er21e ne ave
nue - tke efT 81 Grace FsEt4s ls Eer r.
~ harfs a1f thaf 7 WI ret~re rzvrosu {
shs~ee1 fer tte TFr - ei tEsrtv asvs iFem
ftts sgfe - ffe n1rs 81 80 gfF Trszszrer.
ffev Ha GFrk4F p PEHRf
sess Cfv 7rsz s8rsr-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
TRKAsuRER,s NOTICE


Grand Rapids. Mich Nev. ls. lss0.
Notice is herehV gwen ftst ftff essf ser1erf ?
roiI for ersdIuE ErsvsiinE sE1 FavlnE re E1f-
t<rV of Ehfh avenue. frpm rnHfh f0Flsifp
street 20 ACrew ave 70. in TIE cifT ~ rrfr1
RAPIDS Is now n nv hands anf thsf / H
recs 80 ravn7ent thsreon for fne prroa q
tusrfT ssvs from tbs dsfe. ~ the ofce e fhe
City Treasurer. City Ha.t
GEORGE b. PERRY.
feeG CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
4 kSSESsMENT ROLL for grading and grave
4 Ing "a NaE0ld street. ~ the city 0i Grand

4 kSSESrNkNI ROLL for grading and grave
a ing q Nagoid street ~ the city Of Grand
hspics
0fFfcF o. CRY (IEHE.
GKAXD RAPID. Aica.. NOV. -. 1921.
To-
Chr stian Brsun. Baker Borden. Fossie !.
DeArfs. Anton GruBer Charles eenfz hn-
Ore ard Anna lackenhTuch. John hlnmrn.
Christian kiiiugeT. Carl Aobrg Z rfu
Meixger. Anna hocf.ug. ~INfus Rfus. Lou e
SIEGE. Aafug - rt Frederick >chr m Albert
stein. Herman Nieikind. Lewis h-N -NitheS sua
T. = " ootcaNE.
Gou are hereby notified that AT assessrn ent is
st0Ef 10 ie made lpen Ynu O. def'sY he -
peute Of the sferVsaid Improvement. a.
assessment roll has been made iH the
prrrl ses and ls ou fte iu the clerks ofIcf 81
- Cifv whore II uil rsrh2,u sp~T for inspec-
tor uHtl Monday evening. hes. a. lsti 81 ben
I'D tWheTe ycD can arreag before fhe Com mon
Council on said evening and show cNuse. u
srF uhv said ASSES nssffs shsrls Dof 20 made
and collected according &c isv.
y. A. kHlkKMtN.
81 City Clerk.
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RFPNARDTS WYNUoTF.

late Of said county. deceased. and that all
cred dit0rs Of said deceased are required %
the Probate ONCE, in the City OF Grand Rapids.
for examination and allowance. cr before
the 18th day Of May next. and that such
claims will be heard before said coaTi. on
Wedue sday. the 19h day ~ tsv next. ~
ten o'clock IN the forenoon 81 thst day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Alicb.. N0V. -. A. D.
1880. -
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
mon decs Judge OF Probate.
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ORR T
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nETRoIT. eKANp pnAYrNANIINAErr

hftfet express leaving .3. n na> n aGner
pafioI sEd buffet car attached ana t.tfafnr
cypress icsAlnf a. m hHs pHrnr ear a.
taeheo- These fraiDs make direct connection
~ Detroit FOR al points Fast
Express leaving 81 l0 s. d MI has Wagner
etihng car - Detroit. arriving il Detroit al
Z ~ a a.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
shlp tickets aud steering ra1 brrihs ref af
j.. q. II. y. once y Nonuoe-sl. aud 81 the
depot.
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10 cprn1ronS :

NOTICE TO CREDIIOKo.
~ state OF Michigan. County OF kent,-s$.
Notice is hereby given. that hy an order Of
the Probate Court for the County of Kent.
made on the 18th day q November, =. D. lse0.
slN months from that date were allowed for
creditors TO present their claims against the
nsfair of
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24


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The Irish standard., 1890-02-15

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remedy for all Malarial troubles It is in
dorsed BY the highest Medical and Scien-
tifc authorities among which IS the late
Benjamin silliman,s MD, Dean Of the
Medical Depar lent Of Yale Colleg
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