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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06


pRoBATE 0RDEs-sSAss ef AichisSa. eeaa-
~ ef keAt. IS. Al = session Il ths Probate
ceaft ler SAID eaanly - AenL ast9 - tnr r ~
hate once, IL the elts 81 tsraaa Eeriss. 81 shs
liza Gay VI October. b! tht Year els 1Ao4S-Ae
eikhS huaSfes ana ninety-ase-
ffeselt CyTas l. Petklhs. 1adse ef fEoSstS-
Il ts kSssss a. me e. sszIaSesi,srtx. zaS +, HART
Man AiRSFs.
Ca rea4inE ana aiiEs Tie psiitien. az vet,
ned. ~ John Jae2S4cssr. SA@raiAh ei sac
tharsiy 10 sci Tee Fexl estate et said miners
thefe.a aeseIibea. ter tie reasons aid Faf-
poses therein SCI toitn-
Ii - erSeree. That Monday the 10th cav 81 , o
bsr, issl. st zen e'cleek "a tae feseheo-. al
said Probate oaeoe. be apposntee fes eesritk
- a petite a. saa thai the Reat q ~ q sAia
tate appear before sale cot :. al stia tine sna
place 70 shox cause whF eeass shooic net
Ae grsatea 70 sad gussas-A 10 sell issl sss-is
As praved Tor 10 SAID p<ii21en-
And il Is further ordered. 1asf eopy 81 THIS
oraeF be published three successive EeeAs gre
yioas 70 said day OF hearing. 10 TIE Az
GsAs.hERAlr. asl'y nsSsPsfs, pfaa's4 sh1
ClRts r. PERKINS.
A true sopy Judge Of ProhAte-.
Asolra y. MssoS. Register. ir. nov u
pRonATE oRDEa-sls ale OF Miesiesa,ee eesn
i u Of keat ss.--At session OF tie ff>eaae
bate offee. Ia the city ., ,iraaa Rapies on fhe
ath day October, IA the year one tilensahe
eight hun ared ana n'netyone
Pfesest-Cyras Z. Ieskins. Jaage OF frobste.
IN tie matter OF the estate OF
JANE MATT, decreased.
An instrument In yfitiAg. parpoFtsng 10 es
the last will and testament OF said deceased.
having beer led IN this court Tor probate.
It,serdered That Monday ,the 10Th eAy oi re-
vesabeF, lsti st TEL o clock IN the fore1oon- al
said Probate once. DC appointed Tor proving
said Instrument.
Aud IL is further ordered. That copy 81 tais
order be published three successive weeks re
sious 90 said day OF hearing. in the IEI.Rssssh
HIRAM, : daily newspaper rr nted and circu-
lstiag IN said ceuEty of Kent.
CYRUS II. PERKINS.
"A trre COPY Judge OF Probate.
Apotra b. MAsoS Register. fri nov Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

Fatal neglect " little shsrt OF su'clos.
The consequences Of neglected coueh
ere TO weli known ~ need repeseae.
Or. Woods Norway Pine syrup cures 2
cough promptly. sold ~ Al deaierse on
a ruarsrtss OF sat sfscton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
Terms of Circuit Court.

SIArS OF MlcgIesx.
syvIxrEESrH JUnIcIAL cTRcrir.
We do hereby tx aud appoint the following
times for holding the seytral terms OF court
within and for the Seventeenth Judie 81 Cir
cult for the yesrs A. ID. 1882 and lesS. kent
county:
Ffrst Monday IN March.
First Monday in May.
Fourth Monday in september.
Fourth Monday in December.
D"'sN 0S'' WI. r. GROVE,
ALLEN {. ADsIT.
Cireuiy JvdRes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's 0rice.l
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. %. 1881 I
Notice Is HEREBY gwen that the assessment
roll for the grading and graveiing OF the alley
between North Lafayette street and North
Prospect street from Hasting street 10 Trow-
bridge street. N tie city OF Grand Rapids.
is now in my hands and that i will re
ceIve payment thereon for the period OF tweu.
ty days from this date. at the Office OF the
WILLIAM HAKE
nov 10 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
rREAsURER's NOTICE.

CRY TREAsUnrs's 0FFrcK.
GRsxp RAPIDS. Mica. nov. 4. 1881.
Notice is hereby given thai the assessment
roll Tor construction of a Sewer 10 West Bridg,
street from Gold street to Michigan street. In
the city Of Grand Rapids, Is now In my hands,
and that I will receive payment theree.i for
the period OF twenty days from this date. at
the once Of the City TExssnrer. city Hal.
WILLIAM HAkf
poy25 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once,
Grand Rapids Mich . Oct. y. 1891.
Notice is hereby givea that the assessment
roll for grading aud graveang Hanlltoa street.
from West Leonard street 10 North strcsi II
now in my hands and that will receive pay
ment thereon for the period Of twenty days
from this date. at the os.ce Of the Treasure.
WILLIAM HAKE.
noy fa City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

Its ENcsIIS1s Qualities
Commend 10 pubic approval the Cali
fornis liquid fruit remedy Syrup of
Figs. II pleasing to the eye. and to
the taste and by gently acting on the
Kidneys, liver and bowels. IL clesnses
the system effeotuAlly, thereby rrcmot-
ihk the health and comfort OF ell Who
use ID.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
TRRAsURER,s NOTICE.

City Treasarer's once.
Grand Rapids Mica.. Nov. 4. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the constitution OF sewer In South
Lafayette street, from so feet south al
Cherry street TO Irwin Pace. in the city
of Grand RAPIDS. is now Ia my hands and
that viii receive payment thereon Tor the
period OF twentv days from tiis date. a. the
oflcs Of the City Treasurer, City Hal.
WILLIAM HkKE.
nov25 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

Some remarkable Cures OF deainess
are recorded Of DR.. Thomas bciectfe
OIL. Never faiis 10 cure eArache.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

part OF the ffst quarter from the CON-
meneemsnt Of his term OF Office until
the end Of the first quarter. viz: from
the tirsl Tuesday OF August. 1891 to
September 80. 1891.
Respectfully submitted,
Z. b. CLEMENTS,
s. T. CoLsoN,
SIMON SuLLIvAs,
Committee On Finance.
WN. +. AcKSIaHr.
Prosecuting Attorney.
The Committee on DRAINS made the
following report and on motion of Mr..
Schermerhorn the came was adopted:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of
Kent County:
Gentiemen-You committee 70 whom
was referred the petition of W. II.
Murphy and eleven others Of the town.
AMP OF Lowell, in reference to . certain
drain, would respectfully report that
they have fully considered the same,
and after consultation with your prose-
cutting attorney find Tat this board
have no Jurisdiction over the subject,
and. would recommend that the peti.
tionera have leave to withdraw their
petihsion.
Respectfully submitted,
J. T. GOULD,
E. C. WooDwoarH,
WM. +. O'LEARY,
COMMITTEES on Drains.
On motion Of Mr.. Proctor. Supervisor
Smith was excused from, attendance for
the day.
The special order being reached, viz.
the resolution offered by Mr.. Benjamin
on the goth instant. relative to increas-
ing the salaries Of the circuit judges, the
same WAS considered.
Mr.. Skeels moved that the resolution
be adopted.
Mr.. Gould moved to amend said reso-
luton by striking out the words "fifteen
hundred" and inserting the words zone
thousand"
Mr.. Havens moved to amend the
amendment by striking out the words
"one thousand" and inserting the words
"tive hundred"
Lost by the following vote. Mr.
Benjamin calling for the yeas and
nays:
Yeas-Messrs. Bergin, Havens, Proc
tor, David Walker, E. C. Woodworth-
5.
Nays-Messrs. Benjamin, Clements,
Coburn, Colson, Emmons, Fehsenfeld,
Frost. Gill, Gould, Hill, Hogadons,
Kinney, Leppnk, Loomis. OLeary.
Potter. Plumb, Roberts. Rosenburg,
Schermerhorn, Sinclair, Skeels, Smits,
Sullivan, Uirich. ]. w. Walker, Ward,
Watkins, w. F. Woodwork, chairman
80.
Absent, Mr.. Smith. Not voting, Mr..
Ladner.
The question then being the amend
mcnt offered by Mr.. Gould, he NOV ed
| to further amend said resolution by
striking out the words, "July first
and inserting the words November
first"
Mr.. Benjamin thereupon asked leave
to incorporate in his resolution the
amendments offered by Mr.. Gould
and no objection being made thereto
the request was granted and the reso-
luton so changed.
Mr.. Sullivan moved that the further
consideration of the subject matter be
placed upon the special order for TO
morrow.
Carried by tho following vote, Mr..
Sullivan calling for the yeas and nays
| Yeas-Messrs. Clements, Colson,
Emmons, Fehsenfeld, Gill, Goulo
Havens. Hogadone, Kinney, Leppink
Loomis, O'Leary, Rosenburg. Skeels
smits. Sullivan. Ulrch, David Walker
J. w. Walker. +. c. Woodwork, w. F
wootworth, Chsirmsn--22.
Nays-HiIl, Ladner, Potter, Plumb
Proctor. Roberts, schermerhorn, Sin
clair, Ward, watkius--lo.
Abscnt-Mr. Smith. Not voting
Messrs. Benjamin, Bergin. Coburn
Frost.
On molten Of Mr.. Ulrich the Boarc
adjourned until tomorrow at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon.
LEWIS A. SOLOMON,
Chairman.
CorxEIrps T.. HARVEY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

We make specially OF Mourning
Goods, IN Ladies Hats or Boanets.
JoHS TEx HoPE,
ist xouroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

CRY TRxAsuRKR's 0rFrcE.l
GRAND RArIns. Mich Ney. 4. 1891.
Notice IS hereby given thar the assessment
roll for the paving OF Canal street With sheet
asphalt from Lvon street 20 Pearl street. In
the city of Grand Rapids. 10 now IN my hands.
andthat will receive payment thereon for the
period of twenty days from this date. st tSe
once OF the City Treasurer. City k1r-
WILLIAM RAKE.
nov "a City Treasurer.
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rREAsURER's " NOTICE.
civ Treasurcr's once ,

Grand Rapids. Mleh.. Oct. q. 1891
Notice II hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the construction Of a sewer in Center
street from Sycamore street 70 lo feet south
Of Blakeley avenue. in the city OF Grand Rap
ids Is now in my hands. and that viii re-
ceiye payment thereon Tor the period of
twenty days from this date. AZ the once OF
the City Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAKE.
nov1T City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

smply Apply ''swAvss's o1vrsxSr
No internal medie.ne required. Curss
settsr. ecssma, ssek, al erupssons On
the fses hAoda noer. ETC., leaving fre
.s,a elsay. ~klte and keaitsy. iss
sreet bss iirs sns curative po~sn sge
s<sssss,~a ~ 80 etAsr reWsdy. AH
,cur sfu~sssss fof ewsssr's Nwr-
ur~4"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

GOING To CHICAGO.
In. GRID RAPIDS esea ssn J % pm = .s.pm
ar CHICAGO .......--.S.S 5 pm 6:3o pm = ;voam
RETURNING PROM CHICAGO.
Iv. CHICAGO -.....--.e:p9 ara 4 IS rin ~ .lapm
AT GRID RAPiDS..Ssoo pm le;ie pm 'eiio~ia
IN .xp PROM nExT0x HaTDoB. 81. JosrPH AID n
rSpisRkfoLHs.
Iy. Grand Rapids-.9:t :t0 ain @ pm ~ is5ph
AT. Grxad Rapids -6:lo sfn S;es psa o'lvpin
TO Axp FROM NrsEscos.
Iv. e.eO am !. .os nm $50 pm 80 pm
A. q. R-.-losss ara $50 rln ests pm
TO .rn FROM sAKgsrTE sSr TRAVERSE clrY-
Iv. Grand Rapids.-..-....-.----. - aih oss' - r.h
Ar Grand Rs.,.ts s.........--...-iz.lo pm Wv PM
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
3e;vecn Grand Rapids and Chlcagc- agner
slyrprrs-Lcsys Grand ksrids ~ 30 ., N.
lraxe Chicago n ils p. IN. Drawing Aoon tsis t.
Leave 8fand RaplGs sis ~ ~, iease ehs,
cage a pm Free Chair tafs--lfafe "tsns
Esn.sxp:39 am: cave ChicAE es an
Iefwcrn Grsnd Rapids ard lndiannlons-
e;eep,inv aud chsir tar-lsesscs crana bApl.s
.rces,t Safilraav II g .. - leaves lnaishs
roiis cxcenf Suaday. s:s5 y. M,
4efvsen Grsnd Rapids ahe hsnitee-free
chair Czr-Leaves Sraaa Rapids 5.H pin'
leaves Msnlstee 5:l5 AN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
DETROIT, JIM :, ~. !.
GOING TO DETROIT.

GOING TO DETROIT.
-. GRID RAPIDS go am - pm I'm
A. DFTRotT 4 1T Is Rm sae ON -lesbpm
RFTrRxISa FROM DETROIT.
II nFTRorT r.05 an si;lh pm oi0 prn
AZ. GRID RAPIDS I2sle pm '5sesp@ sesispm
To and from I.sasiag ana uoseli-sAne as
10 asa from Detroit.
To ssp rroN sseIskv. sfss ssps-. Iorrs.
Iv Grand Rspiis .....s..-..-.-.-. - nsn - tm
Ar Grand sspids-.-............tl ~ am ~ y"
TornvFfL "a Lowsf.l Hasrret =. n
fx Grand Haridz... 6.te zu 90 pm e;@rm
I, frerr FseweH r 1910 pm $50 ON
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
p.,ve.r Gfaas Rspias ana Dstroit-Parlor
rsr. On al trains seats = cents
Between arana Ear So sflt =. ~
CO.. lrsves tirsna Rapids - sn arrives 70
Grand Rsplas .s'la ~, sat. ce.tA
sfyfrr Gax. efdrf t-nir Nfa G. y. cry
GRO ptHAvES. eea Psss'r Att
ravr SHORE 4 MICHIGAN soUrHERs
IL II slfet Jure fsSt. Depot -ha~m pt-sfe
Erpre~ z a.
Pc ar.pa Rspsas......sr- ~ fsi
ssJ II to-Ar.-..white pigesh..-.--Ar- tss 30
!ss = i :. is
81 Iaszs.sr...-.-sovth bend Ar Im
sm sss ~ cbie.so o.....-..-Lv-iisj is -
px sr.-...-..-.Tslsao.....----Lv-Iii, oss
AZ tSasr-.----.ClsvelaBs Bs......-.Lv- e5s g.
,~unlr ....Bursss---.....-.Ls-l . Il -
lie ists &ho-s "a Cisvs'nBa q cgnDeeisss
WIN the RE sna 3. saa l. y. u. X forms a.
quickest snd moss direct route = i'tt,s,nrx.
e.1arA csess.sss.o
eus~us~s. TIeket Ar-rt, bep~t-
las. CssFssIa. C,fV Art = 8onrse-sI
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
rREAsunEx.s NOTICE.

City Treasurer's Once
Grand Rapids. Nich.. Nov. 4. 1881.
Notice is hereby gwen that the s-xessment
roll ior The construction OF sewer In i.e alley
Fulton street 10 Watson street In the
c.ts of Grand Rapids. Is now In my hands.
ard that viii receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty days from this date. at
the once Of the City Treasurer, city Han.
WILLIAM HAKE.
novs5 City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
TREAsUREn's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand RAPIDS. kica-. Nov. 4. lssi. !
roll for the grading and ersveling az East
bridge street fram East street te Fuller
street. I'm the city Of Grasd Rapids. isnov ia
nv hands. and that VIII receive payment
thereon for the period 81 twenty aays frea
this date az the oflce of the City Treasurer.
city Hall. WILLIAM HtkE.
nov g Sitv treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
O.. O. ?. Dlssa's HsrId oIstask
ossy orasssa por.

issr seassv rnfe< o. kse<ees ~ . vsse evp
WIS ~ ~ ph1as ~ wnt Stssaere Htsftai
HssfT=at ~hfe< - rt~sEeiea $50 rra<f -
rern. Erarsaafe~a. fefs esaats. Tss Sane
r sse1.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
MICHIGAN CENTgsL

tDatty All Others daily except sunday.
taking erect Sunday. July -. lsa.
Sleeping cars Oh Paciac and Atizahc Ex-
presses 10 and from Detroit Parior cars raa
~, fratus fraNtne 1faBf .tsplas Al 80 D. a.
and leaving Detroit st sisa -. M. aff.tltS
Grand Kanlds ~ io -. "a. Direct connections
made AZ Detroit with 81 through trains ea<t
over the Michigan ,eagrsi railroad tIShsoA
Southern Division.
Earn NJ. BKIGss, Gem Ag't. 81 Mcnroc-s
O. ". RucoIEs. q. 4. and l. A. |. 'h'S.~'-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
TRRAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids. kieh-. oct. =. 1897. I
Notice IL hereby given that the assessment
Ycll for the construction Of a sewer ir West
Hgidre street fron eoath Lane s.enBe 20 Mar
len street. Ia the cifs Of Grand hani3s. q nos
IN ms hands, and thar I vii receive payment
thereon for the period Of twenty d.ys frefn
tbis date. at the once Of the City Treasurer
WILLIAM HAKE.
novI7 Cty 1vssarer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
TRAIN. TINE TABLES


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ia Is SAsts q eeRs o1c42y.
xx.s,s <.,.o.
1888 seetA
AT rem lN.tsiAa
pa,fsncsnn.a Nefta- Sselh
- 49, = !. ,,-..----- 80 II "a
q a s.Sia =. = -.9e Nhseasa soSsn
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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
TREAsURKn's NOTICE.

CRY Trrssrrrr's 0rvTcv.
Gptvp RsrTsss. Mteh. Oct. "a fhl-
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessmfnt
roli TO- the Improvement IL The aiiey between
wsst Broadway street and str get street
from II est = aiten street To Pees'ey silst. -
now in ms hands. ard that ] wh ~
c<lve peyment thereor fer the peftod ~ twenty
DAYS fTern this dsts, 1T the etfcs OF The Ciiy
WILLIAM pAKF.
acv II Clgy 7reaeursr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
fully submitted.
HkSRr b. PRocroR,
o. /. WATKINS,
JoHs FrHsESrxr.p,
JoaS BENJAarN,

Committee.
The committee on finance made the
following report. and on motion of
Mr.. Plumb the report was adopted.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of
Kent County;
Gsnllemen-Your committee on
finance 70 whom with the prosecuting
attorney vas referred the oommupIes-
ton of the register Of deeds in regard to
reporting Of mortgages, having with
the prosecuting attorney had the same
under consideration, would report thai
in our opinion the law providing for
the reporting Of mortgages 10 no way
contrsvsnes or opposes the tar law of
1901. and u not appearing in Act Iss OF
the laws Of 1889 d . not affected By the
repesIing clause Of the tar law No. 200
Of 1891. and We ~onld recommend
that the register Of deeds be directed 10
report norsssxss .s heretofore done.
Respectfully submitted,
4. D. CLsxssrs.
2. I. coEsox,
SExoS seht@vAs.
Commi,tee on Financs.
Wa p. MeKvfsHr.
Frosseutsns Attarnsv
TIE ssrs committee made me fol-
Io~ins reposs ard sa nsotson Of NJ. J
W wssssr The sns go ssosted.
majority q Tee nssnbers elect ves NJ
thersfos.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
EQUAL TO THE ATTORNEYS.
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick Holds Her Own
Against Sharp Questions.

Tie case of Fitzpatrick VS.. Fitzpat-
rick, now on trial before Judge Grove,
is brought to set aside deed given by
James Fitzpatrick 20 his son.
1t is claimed that the old gentleman
IN his life time was Incorporated to
manage his affairs, owing to feebleness
of mind, and that he gave the deed to
his son when his mind was thus i'm
paired. The property in controversy
lies IN wyoming township, and Is valued
at $4,000. The widow of defendent
wants slice of it. So far the trial has
been keenly interesting, owing to the
grotesque efforts made by either side to
show that the other was lacking in verac-
lty. The old lady is character. She IS
65 years OF age and every seam in her
countenance betokens pugnacity and
grit. She is a match for anything and
anybody. During the war her husband
was at the front. Realizing the neces-
sIty existing that every Democratic vote
should be cast, when election came she
put on her sons clothes and visited the
tirs, ward polling place, where she
deposited n ticket for Mcclellan and
Brown. The attorney iutimated that
he had been drinking at the time
when the old lady flashed Indignantly
that "the dropping of bit of paper
did ner no HARM and that she was
none the worse for liquor. The testi-
mony was OF the tart and racy order,
and the Tits between attorney and wit
ness invariably resulted IN favor of the
latter, who declared in answer TO what
she took to be impertnent questions,
that it "was none of his business"
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
HIT THE WRONG KID.
A Tale of self Heroism RudeIy
Spoiled.

A dirty.faced kid boarded a Plain
field-avc. car last evening. He took a
seat in the corner and from the depths
of an inside waist pocket drew forth an
orange, and without stopping to re-
move the rind bit out full moon
section and began the task of transfer.
ing the inside OF the orange to his own.
Opposite him sat two ladies and man.
The man was assiduously engaged in
an attempt to be entertaining. He spoke
in foreign tongue and accompanied
his climaxes with vigorous gestures.
The hoy contentedly crunched his
orange. The man ratified on
in his strange tongue until
he reached q point in the haran-
que that required pathetic tone. His
voice fell TO an undertone, when the
boy abruptly arose and exclaimed:
"See here, mister, you've hit the
wrong kid. NY father did not run
away from my mother, and I do not
support her by selling papers. ! make
dollar day all right enough, but my
father and mother are the best father
and mother in Grand Rapids-my
father would't run away from my
mother for all the stuff in bank.
There's five Of us in the family. five
kids, and We arc as happy as though
father was a plumber. Your story is
all wrong mlster-you mean some other
kid" And with this he resumed ME
attention TO the now collapsed orange,
while the talks.tive man saw something
of unusual interest in the dial of the
ticket register.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18

Pred {. Nan busk1rS j. IA New hoFk
GA eas.ness
Rev Peter Moerayke e yislslas his
etosher II Mask sgon.
W. Pei. OF fpsllsnti, sp<at Sunday
Nh friends "a tbs ely.
Mss Rose Nllzfd, ef Battle Greek. IS
Nssiting Mrs George bSrahsrt.
Mrs. : Canneld. Of fasner-ss., has
goae 70 Hilisdale 10 visit relatives.
Hea. wm. II. Powers Is making a
len days business tap 10 Omaha, Nee.
Mss Nora Ainswofth lesses today for
Vat Nah relatives and trends IA
Chicago.
Mss Ada Hanaford, of Jackson. l.
speldiDg u few days With friends IA
tnls city.
Leonard Coysll, Of shssmut-sye.,
celebrated hls seventy flitA birthday,
yesterday.
Geo. c. staley. wife and children aud
Manager Harry Doel Parker are guests
a. sweets.
/. HI. Washburn, OF Rushyllle, =. Y.
Is visiting Ms brother. b. L. Mashburn,
OF lao Inarles-st
DR.. ". b. Morrison. OF Mnskegon,
Was called 10 this clty 10 the fuaerai of
las brother, Byron Morrison, yesterday.
Mrs. /. IA Riley. OF Brooklyn, \.
\, IS the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
w III. Redmond, OF shawmat-aye.
Judge VI. {. Burch has fitted up an
Office ia the WiddlcoElb block. and Is
already up To his ears III business.
George W. Muuson. OF the Union
ticket Office, is recovering from recent
severe illness, and viii soon be able TO
resume his duties.
\ Z. p. Mills. of the Workman, and his
daughter, Miss Addie. have gone to
Lansing. IL is supposed that Mr.. Mills
Will put IN has time IN the Legislative
Hobbies.
Will Wykes. of NoIgi, Herpolsheimer
Il Co., VINO left for England about a
month ago, has returned accompanied
10y a handsome bride. MIR. Wykes IS
receiving the congratulations OF his
friends today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
FAIR IN NAME ONLY.
John Potter WEEDS n Lilly to Find Her
q Thorn.


John d. Potter of the township of
Grattan. after less than year OF con-
nubial lnfeliclty, com es into court and
prays that he and Lilley NJ. Potter, his
hayward wife, may be judicialIy separ-
ated and divorced.
Johns prayer is tinged with sadness
and remorse. not unmixed with shame.
He says that he and the lascivious Lilly
OF Spencer were conuubially united on
the 10th of March, 1890. That regard
less of the great expense attendant
thereon the enraptured twain journeyed
to the historic village of Morley. where
the honeymoon was spent. 1t was
while strolling along Morley's famous
boulevard. few days after the we'd
ding, that the true character of his
adored bride became manifest. He
asked TO walk along in another direc-
ton from that which she was pursuing.
when the Lilly burst into passionate
rage and told him TO 20 where no kim
ding wood IL needed and pronounced
him the first IIneal descendant of a fe-
male canine. John WAS amazed, but he
determined TO make the hest of a bad
bargain. The happy days at Morley
sped and soon II became time to return
To their home at Grsttan. Lily
demured at this and refused to accom-.
psny her husband to his residence, but
On the contrary returned 10 Spencer
On July 18th, John made a desparing
effort TO rec aim his BRIDE but she was
obstinate, obdBrate aud immovsbls
Then she began life of high rolling
and was conspicuous for her reckless
hilarity and freedom with women of
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
Afraid it Will Warp.

II "a now reported that the court
house building committee IL divided on
the question of stone for the tower.
The construction company CLAIMS that
the stone IS bought and viii be on the
ground IN due time for use when
"Dicsy" returns from his yachting
trip 10 the gulf. The COMMITTEES, how
ever, Il Is reported. hesitate 20 use
sawed stone on the tower "for fear it
will warp" This q an unfortunate de-
cIslon 10 arrive At IL will uecesss tate
further delay n order IN give the stone
time TO TWIST itself INTO Its final shape
before It is hoisted and put into the
tower. What an appalling calamity il
would be II the committee were -
warp itself into a common sense treat
naent of thScours house question.