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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

said TO her attendant: Annie, what
makes me so feshy here placing her
hands just above the waist-line. 81
never was so before this summer"
you've been going without corsets.
haven't you. ma'am p asked Annie, and
the lady admitted that she had The
attendant informed her that that was
what was the matter. and that great
many ladies were afflicted in the same
way. And you'll lose your shape
entirely, ma'am," she added, eff you
don't put EN- on again"
heard the other day rather the most
amusing story that has been told
regarding Mrs Leslie and tho Marquis.
Il came direc 100. She said a few
days before ! left London, l asked tho
Marquis to return M letters He said
thas be would do so. ard a few days
later they came. And what do you
suppose that ridiculous man had done ?
Hs had made little coin, OF black
walnut and lined with satin. II was
Just large enough 10 hold the letters.
On the lid VAS = little silver plate.
which bore the one word vale
Wasn't &c droll =
Indeed. Mrs Leslie seems TO have an
i1ss that nearly everything shs Mar
qris says i very funny. A lady who
is very fond Of her and az whose recep-
tions she always appears, said 90 ne thu
other day. DO you know, believe
she likes the man. for she never tires
az telling how brilliant sad how vitty
snd how entertaining and how sccOm-
plished he "a And she "a always re-
psatinx his funny speeches Mrs les
lie told ne that when she vas IN Lon
non she had upon her msntiepiecs two
pictures. one OF Tommy Russell aud tbs
other Of Young Mr. Hope One day The
MARQUIS called. surveyed he pictures
critically through his glass, snd ssksd
Who they we're. Mrs Leslie replied
that one wss Mr.. Hope snd tie ether
wss Lord Fsuntleroy
All. answered The Marquis looking
through his zlsss sgsin. sr-Vhich ia
FauntlsroT
Somebody ssys that Mrs. Lssiis's -
lstions With "a. Marquis sud hsr fsris
dresses snd diamonds ought 20 msks
her Lecture tour a szccsss
cARRTs CAREzEs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

who belong there, bat lot of fellows
with unshorn chins-ths Vandyke's the
thing this summer you know-and sun
burned faces.
They lounge about In flannel shirt
aud trousers. a sash, AMI russet-shoes,
with a shapsiess flannel thing on their
heads, aud an air OF the most provok-
ing uncopesrn. l heard one of them
Say 10 another: Look here now, You
ought TO be snot for trying to talk bus
iress 20 q fellow this weather.
saw girl on Twsnty-third street
he other day whom | didn't know,
though it seemed ~ If l ought to, and
I asked who she was. ''Why, that Is
Miss Paul OF Philadelphia"
ANY relation to Mrs. W. w. Aston -
eyes, a cousin, think. Isn't she
pretty-but what an odd gown.
Il was "oddH sure enough, but
she looked Ike picture in IL.
She was blonde real one
and her fire white skin was
Just bit creamy from the sun, not
Drowned nor burned. She wore blue
N"FNtu ~~Hur AeAo pain Win n very
short waist aud very high sleeves
There was puff at the shoulder, then
a band. then another puff that came TO
the elbow and nss long chamois skin
gloves Her hat vas \ big shirred affair,
made out of piece OF her gown and
tied under her chin, while her yellow
hair crspt out all around IL. She wore
little pointed pstent-leather shoes. and
on her arm was an old fashioned blIe
cotton bag. Someone with = sns p-cam-
era ought 90 have been there to have
caught al ideal picture OF the summer
girl
Down At Newport the other day while
strolliag under the rocks. became in
'ersstsd in young couple who seemed
20 - studying geology. 40 steadfastly
did they regard Uniting ledge above
them. SO intent were they upon their
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

n~~ = ssrsa1t Eassrtsize8 Casts hAN-
tlae SreAa S2aas-

me- = t9Es84t kte-trr~A-t%N~
tAe bre4d S2aao-
A lazy froaa Eaasas. Sao MAS VISITING
= fanailF On Walnut street, West Pctl--
eelphia. = week o. nsore age. toi1 tress
rea8rter = wonderfully clever story Il
Soa2su's siG
When ny husband @as q candidate Tor
the STATE senate ~s lived on 3 taful tso
railes from or nezrest neighbcr and
four miles frou toNn. one day Just IS
~ we're sitting &owa 20 eiHner : agon
drove up containing fo1E q ny hus-
band's political frlea3s- They we're in
auential and expected 70 dine viii as
To my horror the Irish maid who lived
with rs informed ne - we had al
assembled that there wGs Just brsad
enough for our swa dinner. and there
vas no -four in the house for biscuits
Here xas terrible and unusual guam
Diary. For abls-boIied men and only
bread enough for tao Of them. Only a
woman with her husbands Interests az
stake can appreciate my feelings. l
called my oldest sou out OF the room.
pat him on a horse, with a bag over his
arm, and told him 70 ride on a gallOp 10
Mrs B-'s. our nearest neigh Dor, and
borrow all the bread she had, explaining
nay predicament. As Bob rode away my
servant, Matte. said: "Sure, mA'au1, the
bread will ali be gone intirely before the
lad reaches B-'s. Bat just lave il till
me-" she added with grin. Don't
worry yer swate sowl about IL; well
have il in time"
/ went back 20 the dining-room and
my heart dropped as | saw that only
four or Ave slices Of bread we're left on
the plate. though there was an abund-
ance Of meat and vegetables. Suddenly
Mattie's head vas stuck in the door, and
In q voice OF CONSERVATION, with terror
written on her face, she fairly yelled:
'Plaze, ma'am, the shtable's on flreT'
In an instant the dining-room was de-
serted. Our guests sprang 10 their feet,
and, headed by my husband, rushed from
the room. Sure enough, there were
volumes OF blush smoke pouring out Of
the stable door and through the cracks
in the boards. There was a frantic
rush for water buckets and. the well. and
long chase out 10 the barn. But some
how Matte was there first with a bucket
of water and had the fire nearly extin-
guished by the time the others arrived.
Ii took fifteen minutes TO get order re-
stored, and by that time Bob had ar
rived with the broad. Matte had start
ed the fire in an old vinegar barrel with
some straw. 1t was risky piece Of
business, thought, until the sharp
witted girl told me that she had damp
ened the straw so that ii would make a
heavy smoke, and afterward had covered
the barrel with pieces of loose boards
thoroughly dampened.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
AN AUTOCRAT HUMBIED.
How n Quiet Young Nan Drought Bank
Teller TO Time.

The autocratic paying teller Of a Mas
sau street bank had an unpleasant ex-
perience one day last week, says the
New York Tribune. a tall young man
with whiskers trimmed as though they
had been laid out by landscape gar
dener hurried up TO tho window and
presented check for $3.50.
please let me have it in" he be-
gan.
mind your own business" snapped
the red-headed autocrat within. "Fll
give you what is convenient"
The tall young man followed this ad-
vice, took the money handed him, and
started away. In a moment he returned.
you've made a mistake" he said,
mildly.
Not responsible for any mistakes
after leaving the window" responded
the paying teller, sharply.
''But you"
1--WE make no corrections; move on"
"Oh, very WE'LL" said tina tall young
man, cheerfully, waving a bill at the
grating. 81 was only going to tell you
you had given mo $50 too much, bat
can stand it if you can," ne added as
he turned away.
Tho change that came over the rcd
headed teller was extraordinary.
Hey there, hold on he called
"Mind your own business; shall suit
my own convenience.
But wait moment" called tho
teller, growing moro and more agitated,
as he hastily unlocked the window and
thrust out his head.
Don't grow excited" responded tie
overpaid young man, seothingly, eve
never make corrections after leaving
the window"
''Oh, don't mind that, como back
here's" pleaded the head from the wiz
dow, bsseechingly.
BY this time the dialogue was attract
ing attention and the tall young man
stepped up to the teller and said sharp
ly:
81 have come 20 you again and again
with checks 20 be cashed for the firm,
and you are always grumpy, ungentle-
manly and disobliging. To-day You
thought you had underpaid me, and you
wore going TO let me suffer. Instead of
that you gave mo $50 too much, and L
have got you just whore want you. II
you will apologize fer your meanness
and agree 20 DO pleasant and obliging
hereafter, you can have the $50 back.
but under TO other condition"
Those who listened did not hear what
the paying teller answered. but his
meek tone and the return Of the $50 bill
told a sufficiently plain story.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

afAi shlRg ia ths weEia thas papa
'-e1l1 se sIs sas - sssy kene sd
cara tns Izezsy - do il. Al Shs sex
ieAS tns eeaF giEls k2ss bssa piAaniaz
No shelld gsr acid - rhe Ola nan
aF@t. TIE csc 10 dsss. hGzs aim
iacst s6asisslF. tells him how sorry
sEs 8 shat IA bas a. verb 50 lard ia
that '-toiliay oalcs, tAsa she pass Is
bad had. sAd thsa-sks whispers IA
la sar. Bat tie answer isn'sa ShlspeF,
It's rear. Thunder AEa lightning
Anethsr HsE dress Why, hav'a'f got
yoar last eass paid Tor get Veil,
b1t-BApA' Bat It's &c uss-he = On {,
aud thea sac p0Ets. zad o. the time "a
Las gc2s tArogzk . Ike scene sltE ave
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Eailcs ef Election Of SshaoI TIusissS


tRaSa kAgsb -. A.lch.. aez s. l,slt
10e 1Enszl rieftlDl l2r sc1F-t trustees ia
tes eifx - arzaa hefias eia 3 BEE p tiss
srsr,f- NSr4s ~ said cifN Vn NshdAA. = D. 4
lNN TIE ltQiin Nili ot sfSn .fe1A : . s ~ 3
- 4ntAl o'cisf = - us. al taa 70 $50 laF issaee
lfst ara = 4sf preesGci - EhktAe t<Asf.
~ este vie aver a..
tiTst y er1---ne pres ncf-aS o00iE iiNtsiel
strcs
Seesnd Ara-D. Il. sttfs bula,ng 0lt8-
rs sfFesE. belv err Pear aAa LsNa.
lhira Nard-IBgine ueuse. a. 49, street
feErts Nsfd-tst pree4uci- LAElns hsssss
r. a. street
.tsarla IS Ard-sna preeiact-ERslne House.
keHf stTe-s
fiftk n ara-EaEiRs Heuse. East Leonard
str CT
SIKH WGra-Steksfee' bgldlae. cor. v esf
leaaard and BFoAauax
seventh n ara hAEine House. frout street
lisnt8 NaTd-lUrnrr Hal jefferson Stfpct
Aanta Nafd ~EnElne House. Sch efs "a Sifcet
Tenth Aal1-Sre5eis store. -os 5crcis Il
ANeAue
Notice IL hereby given that IN the Ninth
SSfe 81 said cits there vii 1t rsectra oAe
Trustee Ter the term 81 enc year and one tfasr
tee Tor the term 81 tNs years aise that ~ the
Tenth ware II said city there vii be eiectea
ohr trustee lar the terra II enc stsr ana oAc
trust ee Tor thr term 81 iWo years
ANDkfM ,. N1EhflNS.
80 Acting dsyoT 81 said CITY
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

II appears that in 1s40 the city Of New
York contained one Protestant church
TO every 2.o00 people: in 1850, one 70
5000; IN 1858, one 20 1900. IN some a
the uptown wards, where the best show
ing vas made, one church suffioed for
5.oo0 people. while there was ono saloon
70 las people The total population Of
the city Was about 100, COO. and the TO-
tai membership q the Protestant
chnrches -onIr ahoat 100 co
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Perhaps the most wonderful curTsnt
hush ever seen = owned bv r Lonnen,
OF Mayviile, y. !. lie found the hush
growing Wild IN tbs woods took IL
home and planted i ~ The SIDE = the
house. The bush has grown % "a
SIDE q the Building 70 height o. aboat
twenty feet, and is about seven fees
wide. beari7E carrsnts a. large a. a
ordinary cherry.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
DETRoIT GRAND HAVEN MILwAuKrR

Detroit express leaving ESQ M has Wagner
parlcT and buffet car attached and evening
express lehYnR IS pa has paTl0T car al
tached. These trains make direct connection
a. Detroit for AL points fasi
hfpfcss leaving a. DE- = 3 M has Wagner
7 ~ rs.
steamboat express makes direct connection
al brnhd Haven with steamer fer Milwaukee.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam.
shlp tic hefs and sleeping cal bcrths secured a
D.. g. II. A n once. , Monroe 81. and at ne
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. Agent.
JOHN ". LOUD. frame Manager befroif
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
GkANDRArlDs. Mica. Aug. \. lss0.

a E-AoN0L-NA null toi the NoAcAI OF
y sewer a Fremont and NSgslc streets.
IL the city VI 0raaa Rapids.
oFFICE oF Cry CLEKx.
GRAND kAFIDs. MicE.. Aug. -. lsso }
To-
Niekolaus Acker. Baker Borden. Jacob
Bartb. August Bremen. CHRISTIAN Braun. Vel
Aunie r. ana Carrie l.. toNeu, Miriam A.
Fletcher Chas. n. W ana Ensell. entk.
Acton Gruner. ChAs. Cent? Stephen Glugia.
John + Hartman. Maria n Hall. DAVID Heile-
man. Jacob and Elizabeth Hvog aud Andrr4s
and hnna haekeAbruck, Prank Hachul Sal.
duane Hamilton. Nm. Hauls0u. Mm. HuI-
ley. Christian hililnger. John kumpp. Thomas
Led~sre, Frank Lennon. john 1elzgef. Carl
MohTig. Vim. n Mel arland and Marshall &.
hyers. Anna AOeflag. jacob frAiss. Joseph
ksdemacher and ARth0ny Atdra iktus he1s.
Albert stein. Christian SpaeIh. Frederick
schmidt. Louis Sieeel. Anton seibt. Reuben
II. Smith. Reuben :. smith. Nelma A. smith.
J. kts0n Smith. francIiSka Skora. Francis A.
Thomas. hud olph and Amalia NldEa, Herman
Aieikind. J.. II. Whitney and X. Is. Noodoock.
Frederick West JACOB Waefer.
You are hereby notified that an assessment
"a about 10 b. made upon you 10 deiray rhr eN-
pensc OF the aforesaid Improvement aH assess
meat roll has been made iu tie premises and
Is on lie IL the clerk once OF said city, where
II viii remain open fer inspection until Mon
day evening, aug. -. lssE, when and where
YOU can appear before the Common Council
on said evening and show cause II any. why
said assessments should not be made aud col
lected according 10 law.
VA. SsINFsAN.
"a city Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
lTALKAIIyE MISS CARELESS
- Lssifs's LsSs Letters sstsrn@d-A
Ft4skg Es-sz L-dy HAS -sa's
A1xasa - GItzs->@ kest 4sS
tks WEAR f4kAsa-


ieosFRIGsT $50 81 sAcazLLxs co.
Dariaz this season Of ths year Ssw
York REsssais I4ost zaaa4A appear
anos.
The people wbo Rad ssout this city
should never sisit it u Mid-suAmsE,
Or tasy vii vote "fs chronicles OF -
tine zssasss rom3nesEs sEsa than
they ara.
las gay taraozts that EAsA uP Fifth
AFsags aad roaai tie PARK, are either
II the esaatry or pat away Tor the
s0mHsr. 50 vhsa 0as rides aP the
gFsas taoEoagafars sf mEsh brown
stone and LITTLE brown study enc sees
only BOARDED Windows snd doors and
foreiating iron gates Ths girl who
used - PE0nsaads Bro al way en- sunny
Afternoons i gons too. mean tbs
girl With the latest Paris g9wa, suede
giants, laes parAsol AID al that IA
her stead 10 nEs brown maid In
priat gown and straw lat, Who goes
EittIng from store 10 store, aad who
gasps hurEsdly a. she passes another
OF her kind, "Isn't IL hOFrldf shall
be 90 glad 20 get bass p
On the stsPs OF the ~iub houses are
net one Of the wsil-dresssd fellows,
with sm2acalzts suits and high hats,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY Tressurer's once. !

City Tressurer's ofce
Grand Rapids. Mich, A ~. l3 Ise.
Notice Is hereby given that rhe assessment
roll for grading. grayeling and paving the
cutters of King Court. in the city oI Grand
Rapids. is now in my hands ana that j Will
receive payment thereon for the period Of
twenty days from this date, at the Office q the
CITY Treasurer, City Han.
GEORGE r. PERRY
sept City Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once. }

Grand Rapids Mich. August 5. 1890. !
Notice IS hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for grading and grayeiing the alley west
OF Broadway street. running south u the
alley first south OF Fourth street. In the city 81
Grand Rapids. is nov IN my hands. and that
will receive payment thereon for the period 81
twenty days from this date. at the once Of the
City Treasurer. City Han.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
aug26 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

THE NIAGARA fAlls Rou4t

.bhliY- al Others daily except sunday
Taxing effect sunday. Juiy lb isss
NieeFing cars On Pacific snd Atlantic Ia
presses y and nom Detroit lsriOr cars nan
on lAs EAbress aud Grand Rapids Express 10
aNe from Detroit Direct connections Euads,
a. Detroit viii al through trains hast Tck
cts on sale 81 lnlon Ticket Ofnce b. Nenroe
81. and az Union depot
fHtp n bHIcos. Seu1 Act p Monroe Il.
o. " ktCGtKs, .. J. and J. AgG. Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

researches that tlav neither saw nor
heard me. Sudfarlr the girl said
% can 10 Be Jars. 20 You'll just boost
ne mp on veur shoulder"
All right saii Jack. snf without
more ado. he lifted her lightly snd eas-
sly and set her or his sh iu der se that
her fees hang down behind him. Then
With th4 hook of her pa~ssol shs pulled
root toward her, got good hold of
Sc. gave = nftie SCREEN ble suf MP che
went This VS. girl from the Quaker
City soc girl whose hair still dosts
down her back sisd vita = ribbon. The
JACK could not have been Jack Asrorl
This Is the seasou ECO, vhen. 81 a
Saturday night tae tired man Of husi-
ness run. down 60 fbe So. 20 rest sni
cool IF Mother and the girls bav-
been hers ever since the warm Eesiher
becsn. but sonssodv INST psy ths
bile ga know and its the most nss-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


City Treasures once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Aug. Il. 1880.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
ron Tor the regarding and paving East Leon
ard street. FROM 1raud river east 10 the main
tracks Of the D.. G.. II. NJ. r. r.. Ce.. Is now
IA my hands. and that / will receive payment
thereon for the period of twenty days ir N
this date. at the Office OF the City treasurer
Ci:y Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
sept9 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

IRE soft glow of The tea rose q 80
qured by ls8ies VINO re Po5onnI =
Con- pleKlon Powder Try r.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky Ten
nessee, Alabama,

On the line Of the QUEEN A CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom, upland.
timber and stock lands. Also the nnest iruit
and mineral lands on the continent. for sale
on favorable terms.
FARMERS with All thy getting get home
IN the sunny South. where blizz2ros and lre
dad mains are unknown Only line from Cin-
efunafi 10 Somerset. Hartman. Cardiff, hat
fanoscs. Tenn. New England CITY. Fort fayDe
and Alfalfa Ala. Meridian. Miss, hfcsois
SHREVEPORT La Parties desiring information
az choice locations. for Factories. building
sites. mineral. timber. grazing aua aErlcnl-
fursl gSnds. can obtain reliable iBfgrmaflo1
uith cousfy maps. by addressing d. ~. I'D
WARDS. General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Cueen A Crescent Route. Cincinnati, Ohio
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
Prom ottawa Beach
From ottawa Beach SUNDAY onlyl
Prom OTTAWA Reach. Monday A.

DAILY. fDsily except sunday. 'Dally e1-
cepf Saturday. fDailv except MONDAY
Through paTiOr coach 90 Chicago 90 % a
m. trsin-no extra charge Tor seats
Trains leaving Grand Rapids SO 0o = n and
II IS NJ run through 20 Chicago solid
Combination sleeping ano parlor cars be-
tween Grand Rapids and Indianapolis on
Night EHpress trains.
THROUGH sieepers 10 and from Chicago on
night hXpress trains.
Through sleeper between Chicago arc TrsF
efse City. Leaves Chicago 4 ~ = M, creep
SUNDAY Grand Rapids D ~ y n. arrive IraY
erHc City 600an, leaves Ifarerrr CITY it p
m except Saturday arrives Grand Rapid.
ID 20 ~ Chicago o. N The Of b ~ train
has through pargf caf Detroit o. Hauisfnc.
Rafl-uster route lssveen Grand Rapids and
hieaFo. via 81 Joseph snd pal2of STEAMERS,
City 81 Chicago ard bur tan
Leave Grshd Rapids ~ m, arrive Chi
cage. ~ ~.
leave chicago g ,. m. arrive Grand Rap
idf q 30 p. m.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

The c. Is. 81 l. 81 81 stu ihe short
est Hne between Grsrd Rapids ana
Traverse Ctv snd al Northern M'chl-
gan summer resorts and other points
It 7Is0 che shortest Inc from Traverse
CIV 60 Ca-ea-o va erand Espids
LILY waite.
TIE VALLEY CRY Milling Comusnv hss
re reer n tie Manufacture IF hour, -
rro,iticts are IL zreat densnt ard e.
yec.8ly tie Lily Waite. IIy T.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22
DETRoIT. LAvsIEe = NoETHERE-

DTTROIT. LANSING a EOBTHERN-
DEFsrT.
Txprsss for segirfw arc Bay CITY q O. n fn
Mai fer Lansing. Nfffoli and last ID = m
Eypress for Lansing. Detroit ard Losffl ~ b fn
MAJ for ma. 81 Louis snn nav e lC 3 N
Past Esp fer Detroit. View ora and
Boston ................. p 20
sEFTfE
Nal from Saginaw and Bay CITY f11 J n
NaH from iansiaE Deffo and East ~ 9. D m
Iasf ErU from Lansing Bffrolf snf
me last ............-...-..-........ fo- p m
Tgrress from Lansing and Detroit fH fn
Express from --inaT. et Louis aud
Alma. ....-..... fI6gpm
tGaHv fraNV ~ cert -unfgV.
The shorfnsf fnf - Detroit anf East. fie
giant p2rIor cars bstvsen Detroit and Grams
Bsri1s.
Grand Rapids and Reeds Lake time tsbis.
Leave Tniou Depof
rsnY TEtfTs
800 I01s 100 en-. 100 20 1B 80 60
roe 30 shN 100
sunasr orlv-1E - nT 40 80 pm
Leave Bs-c's I4ske-alEsf Fsft.
ns1s TEsfFs
81 1oW nHam3 fH 90 20 ~ 80
I'D gn On tH
sarfsv rnfT.zH fn 90 go fW cor n
Per fieFefs arr inform afiof ffrif - no on
Deks- nfare HonrOe So. end rlef ftpsi-
VIZ. a. etFrrf. acting Gen pass sgt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

lfAllN e1
neWa
n ~ and
m cars 20
spoiis on
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-22

Dsriaz this season Of ths year Ssw
Ysrk prsssnts . lAo.t Enaszal aPPsaE-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
DIED.

For the Aged, STRENGTHENING. Pleasing.
"WAGNERS INFANT FOOD"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
SUITS TO ORDER, SIC.
TROUSERS TO ORDER. 81.

THESE IDENTICAL GOODS ARE SOLD BY MER-
CHANT TAILoRs FROM $40 TO $50 PER SUIT.
WITH NO BITTER TRIMMINGS STYLE, OR
WORKMANSHIP THAN OURS
WRITTEN GUARANTEE IS HANDED TO
EVERY CUSTOMER wARRANTING GARMENTS
TO WEAR ONE YEAR WITHOUT BREAK
SAMPLES FASHION REVIEW, TAPE MEAS.
URE AND OUR SIMPLE GUIDE FOR SELF.
MEASUREMENT MAILED FREE ON APPLICA-
TON. OUR MAI. ORDER SYSTEM HAS PROVED
GREAT CONVENIENCE, WITH SATISFACTORY
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sNusiral.

A TEETIok'-Chormasters and othe-s requiring the
n services OF hTBt cAsA artists and thOe seeking posi-
lions would do well TO avail II the faSteS
OF our ONCE for obtaining the same ''reaeherI and
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Keeps Dress shirts made to measure. 9 forSa
None better at any price 800 and 81 Broadway.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HKILvrRk AiXLNAo-rHn nav.
Fun rises.... SO Sun sets. II Noon SETS
NArEI-rAIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 10 Gov Island. so He'll Gate. 10
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY
lA Mount Hope, WescheBter County.
New York I Northern Railway station on the GroundR
Office. II West 23d st.
MAPLE GROVE CONFERENCE.-THE Grove station
WI !" l. For descriptive pamphlet address 27S
Broadway.
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nCONi%G sTEANsHIFG
NN9inta4 Notirts.

Judge Lawrence OF the Supreme Court OF
New York has Just decided that DR.. j. &. B. SieRert
Sons have the exclusive right to the trade mark and
name OF ASGOSrURA BiTTERS, and has granted Thorn
injunction against c. W. Abbott Co OF Baltimore.
restraining them from using that name putting up
goods In imitation OF the ANGUSTURA BlTTERS.