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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-22

said Marie Wainwright, when
II days ago with our correspondent
thAt most people who have taken
= theatrical matters during the
7 - remember George Rignold, the
4, who came to New York and made
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-22

RI Helms. prominent merchant Q, B,si =,
sIu, iv s"r = shraat or lung trouble a. Chamber
kss;n. Cough Remedy. There il no question enI
m .S,n Il viii prevent pneumonia For saie oy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-22
THEATERS.
Amusement Served
Last Week.
i OPERA AND DRAMA.
HEArRrCAL matters q

= HEATRTCAL matters Of
: ! ! ! | | ]
the past week have been
bright and sparkling to
noay the least. The en-
'gsgcment Of the ssea
4King'' at the Seattle
- opera-house, on Wednes-
day and Thursday
nights, was the finest
presentation Of light
opera that has been
made in this city for I
long time. The scenery
was OF rare beauty, the
- u1ginal In design and appropri-
6pfctcd By the opera. and the
1InIned BY musical critics, while
only estimate the merit OF the
lfion by its melodic chain, gave
their unqualified approval.
- King" came 1.-THE Clcmen-
= hat the people liked Il fsshown
- tho second night drew larger
~ lnt AZ Cordray's new thsater
Ehted audiences that filled the
onllery each Of the six nights.
n attractions were particularly
noaRding House" : very amusing
Deeeented In the theater.
Uoek will be notable because Of
1nd particularly because OF the
larie Wainwright at the Seattle
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
f&eater win also furnish strong
miile, . in which Miss Agnes
Der first opportunity in this city
her talents. Miss wainwright
y By the Hess Opera Company,
will be closed by Richards and
~ Hinstrels. Can the thestcr-
complain Of lack of amusements
oarcan comedy, Dumas emotional
opera and minstrols are offered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-22

WY son,t YOU try Carriers Little Liver Pilis.
rasx a.. r nositiye cure for sick headache, ana
az The Ills produced BY disordered liver. Only
one Mill \ dose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-22
Moore's Revealed Remedy

Always gives satisfactory proofs Of its virtues when
ever used. It is surprising the medical fraternity
everywhere Its action is at positive and ben
efcial Thousands Of testimonials tell Of its virtues.
It's the great medicine for spring, being especially
serviceable in removing impurities from the blood
and in stimulating sluggish circulation Try it
once Sold by all druggists.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-01-07

by direct radiation is expected TO be a great
success. The coal room and the iauitor's
room occupy the remaining space on the
basement floor.
Ascending to the second story by the mas
sive iron staircase, one sees the beautiful and
substantial rooms which the Uuted States
court and other national officials are to oc-
cupy. All are about finished, but at pres
ent they are bare and unoccupied. To the
right and overlooking State street, is the dis
trict attorneys room. Next on the Elm street
side is the Judges room. Then comes the
handsome little court room, beyond which
is the marshal's office. On the other side
of the corridor is the toilet room, the office OF
the internal revenue collector, which in
Cludes three rooms, with safe, and the
office Of the clerk of the court, who also has
a safe. Again taking the stairway, the
third floor may be inspected. This con-
ssts of small rooms, apparently completed
like those on the second floor, but also un-
furnished, and hese are to be used as a files
room, jury room, storage closet and
tank room. We have seen the new build
ing from basement to attic with the excep-
tiOn of the corridor on the first floor. This
is lighted by three chandeliers, and is fin
ished in oak. 1t is broad and pleasant, and
will no doubt be more satisfactory place
for the patrons of the office to warm their
toes in winter and cool their heels in sum-
mer while waiting for the mail than was
the old stand. The legend, " Mail forty min
utes late" will lose something of its de-
pressing effect in the brightness of its sur
roundings.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-01-07
Business Mere Mention.
ms in hosiery at Webster's.

BARGAINS in hosiery at Webster's.
ORDERS by mail for job printing promptly
filled at the WATCHMAN office.
THIRTY SEVEN CENT all-wool thirty-six-
inch dress flannel at Webster's.
If you want pure soap that will not in
jure the clothes always use World Soap.
Go to Alters, 10 State street, for books,
stationery, periodicals and fancy goods.
PROGRAMMES of all kinds, wedding cards
and invitations at the WATcHMAN job Office
To LET-A good tenement on Hubbard
street for small family. Inquire az Mar
vim & Sherburne's.
WANTED-A good place as clapboard saw
yer. References given. Address III. SAT-
kins, at WATcHMAN office.
GET policy covering loss by wind-stotm,
tornadoes, cyclones or hurricanes, of AAC.
Brown & Son, at very small cost.
II. c. WEBSTER & Co. are putting very
low prices on some of their goods, to reduce
their stock. See their advertisement.
PEOPLE desiring good paint for build
ings, at low prices, are referred to the adj
vertisement of the Patrons Paint Works,
KEEP out the cold by using Dodge's
weather strips Orders by mail promptly
attended to- e. Il. Dodge, Montpelier, Vt
OK account of the teachers institute
which opens tomorrow Thursday, there
will be no kindergarten on Thursday and
Friday of this week.
IT is important that parties not owning
any real estate should insure their personal
property with A. @. Brown q Son where
they are sure of getting lowest rates.
DR. PrERcE's PELLETS, or Anti bilious
Granules, have no equal. Twenty-Five
cents a vial; one a dose. Cure headache
constipation, biliousness and Indigestion.
DID you know that you could get a policy
with A. G. Brown & Son on your dwelling
house at about one-hdlf the rate you have
been paying? That is what they guarantee
they will do.
SOLDIERS, soldiers widows and dependen
relatives, entitled to pensions under the new
pension law, should send to T. j. Deavitt
Montpelier, Vt, for circular containing
the law in full.
the Church Of the Messiah next Thursday
afternoon and evening. Supper served
from FIVE to seven. Voting for the tele.
phone will be completed
BEFORE fitting up business office for the
coming year, send to Paine's Furniture
Company, 48 Canal street, Boston, for an
Illustrated Catalogue of Office Furniture
Their prices are very low.
WANTED-A man who is willing to work
to take large farm. Stocked with twenty.
four cows, ninety sheep, hogs, poultry, etc
A good chance for the right man. Address
Lock Box 157, West Randolph, Vt.
CHAMBERLAIN's EYE AND SKIN OINTMENT
A certain cure for chronic sore eyes, tet-
ter, saltrheum, scald head, old chronic
sores, fever sores, eczema itch, prairie
scratches, sore nipples and piles 1t is cool
ing and soothing. Hundreds OF cases have
been cured by it after all other treatment
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-01-07
How to Treat a Cold.

Don't stuff cold, as the old adage ad-
vises; if you do, you will have fever
to starve. A genuine cold is shock re-
ceived by the many million nerves which
approach near the surface OF a human body,
and which control the nearly seven million
pores of the skin. This shock closes the
pores of the skin, is transmitted TO the nerve
centers and back to the mucous membranes,
forcing a great amount of blood TO those
membranes, creating more or less irritation
and consequent fever, inflammation, dry
ness, and then watery discharge and ca
tarrh The shock may have its cause from
chill, from improper eating, nervous
fright and various other causes which irri-
tate the nerves of the skin and mucous
membranes of the nose, throat and bronchial
tubes. Excess of food in the stomach still
more clogs the system and pores of the skin,
so that effeie matter which should be carried
off by the natural courses is retarded; (;
which Is ample reason for not Stutfing a
cold. Experimenting with severe cold is
"A dangerous custom, as most persons try
one remedy only until some friend suggests
another sure cure" When slight hoarse-
ness or tightening of the nasal membranes
warns one of skin exposure or chill, from
whatever cause, act promptly. Delay is
dangerous. With children it may mean
Group and strangulatiOn; with adults, ca
tarrh, bronchitis, perhaps pneumonia. II
neglected nothing can prevent the sneezing,
red nose and woe-begone look OF person
with a cold. Scores OF mothers would as
soon go TO bed without matches in the
house as without that old-fashioned remedy
Johnson's Anodyne Iiniment, near at hand
for colds and croupy children. Used with a
mild laxative, as described on the wrappers,
or in pamphlet which | S. johnson &
Co., Boston, Mass, will send free to any
one, Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will cure
a cold quicker than any known remedy, A
mild, nutritious diet gentle physic to
open the secretions, and bottle OF that old
Anodyne from your druggist, will conquer
any cold
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-01-07
Clubbing List.

The following offers are for the benefit
snly of subscribers to this paper who pay
all arrearages and years subscription in
advance. One or more Of the publications
may be ordered, but the money for each, at
the club rate, must invariably accompany
the order. The "club-rate is always $500
less than the amount given in the second
oOlumn of ipures
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-01-07

THE teachers institute for Windham
county will be held at Bellows Falls, Feb
ruary A, and 6. State Superintendent
Patterson of New Hampshire will give one
OF the evening lectures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26
LOCAL MARKETS.


GRsN-Whsar. Csc; red csc; corn. F5c; oats.
&c rye. soc; barley. Sl-ooegl.50 D hundred.
FL0UR AND FEEp-Lily White, $50; Patent,
$500 ? hundred corn meal. s23.oo = ton; feed.
sSio0s3s-OO ton. mlddlings. s-l.0oi bran.
sNup.
MEATs-pork. s6e4tsc; beef. 56D-c; veal. ga
&c; mutton. 7H71z; lamb. T@o chickens. so
lie. turkeys. E1ac; ducks. loci lie; geese. log
Re.
PsoDrcz-Bntter. dairy. aG23c; creamery.
SDc; e1gs. be; potatoes. si.0o q hu.; apples.
si60enl.5oe bu.; beets. SlesS5c ' bu.; onions.
slV@i.g = bu-; beans. hand picked. sL15@
Z25 Dg-; honey. l5gac.
HIpKs AM TALIow-tireen. sbti1c; part
cured. siS@s5c: cured hides. 5Ge51le; calf skins.
green. 5es6e; calf skins cured. 5eeIc; failow.
seS3.ci pcIts.' 60e9si.50; dekin skins. l5R25e.
W0op-le-inch. dry. si.75eD2.25 = cord; 2-foot.
S2.5oesZ.75 = cord +foot. Si-O0et.75 2 cord.
Salvation OH. the great Dain-annihilator. is
the staple iiniment. Price only . cents
TIE effect OF DR.. Bulls Cough syrup is most
sootbi ng- The price Is only . cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26
pRoBATE oRpER-state Of Mlehigan. coun-

DR0BATE 0RDER--State OF Michigan, coun-
D. ~ OF Kent -. Al q session of the Probate
Court for said County of Kent. held At the
Probate Oice. IN tie city Of brand Rapids. on
The 18th day OF January. Ia the year one thou
sand eight hunoreo and ninety one.
Present. Cyrus J.. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
Ia lite Hatfer 81 the estate OF
PATRICK j. DIDNNOk. deceased
Annie Marion having nlfi in ia - court her
petition, praying that the ~ mlnistfsNoR Of
sad estate may be granted 10 Pair.cA II.
O'fricn:
Ii Is ordered. that Monday. the pei day Of
March, 1871, at 10 o'clock ia the forenoon. al
said PROBATE ONCE. bc appointed fOr hearing
OF said petition.
And ii is further ordered. That a copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yioas 10 said day OF hearing. IA The IEi-EoRAs
iiE2ALD. "a daily newspaper printed and circa-
lating in said county OF Kent.
CYRUS l.. PERKINS.
"a true c0py) Judge of Probate.
ADoLFH b. Mason. Register. thur mar y
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26

pROBATE 0RDER--Siaie of Michigan. Coun-
- Of Kent. -. III a session OF the probate
court FOR said County 81 heut. held at The
Probate offce. IL the City OF Grand Rapids. on
the Ito day OF February. ~ the year one
thousand eight hundred and uineiy-on..
Present, tygus J.. Perkins. Judge 81 Probate
In the matter OF the estate oi
HARM J. STAD. deceased.
An Instrument - writing. pnrporllne 10 be
the last Will aau testament II SAID deceased.
having been filed IN this c0nr: for probate:
III Is ordered. that Friday. the Oh day OF
Mar ih. 1921. al 10 o'clock ia the forenoon, al
said Probate Office. be- appointed Tor proving
SaId inst rument.
And il is further ordered that copy Of this
order be- publ shed three successive weeks pre-
Nious 20 aid day OF hearing. in the IELIGksS-
Herald, daily newspaper printed and circu-
lating IN said county al kent.
CYRUS +. PERKINS, Judge OF Probate.
"a true copy
ADOIPB b. Mason Register thur feb n
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26
REAL EsrATa-coUNrRY.
". II. WINANS,
ROOMS "a TOWER BLOCK.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
MP
EMPLOGMENr BUREAU
MONEY! 10 loan
Phone SO.

Open Evenings Phone SO.
HELP WANTED laundry woman. house
II Keeper. dinin--ronln girls. good gifl 10
60 in county. cooks. II general giris-smal
lami,ies-wases 50 10 s}5O. dining room g.r.s
outsi 9 city. partner IN dressmaking business,
l shaptr hand. , iron latne hands. hand
caryers. 8 and Tower block.
HELP WANTED laundry girls. | kitchen
IL girl. D dining room IRIS II general girls.
laundry ana dining room heip for out Of city.
machine hands. l lathe hand; come early.
Sand Tower block.
HONE. sweet home: be il ever SO humble.
- there Is no place Ike home. Who Is IL
that can rot look lack 10 their childhood days
w IA nd recoi -ctlons 70 The old home and
its many pleasant surrounding? How differ
ent with those vino i've n rented houses and
drift about FRI IN place 10 place AS tie seasons
come aud go. Can snt sse US about one of
those cheap ot on Howard-st. beiw cen Mad
lson and Union. 500 { $50; terms easy. Also
on the hill. out ;. DiviSon-st., 500 10 500; on
Dayton-st.; $50; Cass-st. $50 TO 500. good
house aud lot on :. lonia. SLIGO. sl20. siso.
500. s22Do. s2501. 50 OF. 5000. and many other
good bargains TOO mum erous to nentIcn.
% ACRES OF niue, garden land for sale or
~ rent. mile from shipping point.
01O K. Brdge-st.. new modern house. 10large
ciO rooms. large reception hall. front and
back stairs, bath, furnace and gas. nice oak
an hickory grove lot 66x o.. only $500. This
on r for lew days only; north front.
900 Terrace-ave.. nlce new modern house.
cOc east front. only S2lO0 il soid quick.
| WANT 10 pay $1,000 to - 20 spot cash for a
i new modern house. between K. Bridge and
Fulton SIS. and W. 81 OF Union.
YOU CAN exchange that $500 or $500 house
and lot for drst-class property witniB stone
throw OF the city hall. at $500. ana The balance
in cash.
II YOU are looking for good farm. call and
see Us. We can show YOU some great bar
gains We have the largest and best list in
the city.
1EOO for room house on 5. Ionia-st., lot
%1coO aka. alley. We'll and cistern.
G11OO for a new 7-room house on Tenth
spI IOO ave.
nor SALE-New s-room house on cor. OF Cen
ter-s. All modern improvements; CRATE.
mantel. gas. etc. Parties wish TO leave city.
s2lo0.
Gt0S0 for large lot on s. Lafayette-st.. near
sSlccO Fifth-ave. 4.xl39.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26

ofVlcE OF CRY CLFEK.
GEASD RArIDs. Mich. Feb. y. ISL
To-
Jacob J. Fransman. Treeborn T. Bailey. Ben
jamin +. Nashbnrn Anders Bertoison. " lillian
Decker fiora ilce. Lewis Berieison. peter
Benjamense. Mary G Hoyey, John w Briak
HulNe Nanderyeen. fo.kcri Scbnitema. John
Lyistra. Jan DcNrics. Cornel.s aud illska Re
NINA. Render hoornGyk, Hendrick b. hys
kamp. Sarah 4. HarGs. Peter J.. knudson.
Maggie A. Baker. tofne.rUS Aanderschoer,
Joan Richards. William y l. niiey. RunridEe
Lamers. seth Howard lerex. estate OF John
NHkkei. Ida T.. Cartwright. ". Miilard palmer.
Ce.rk Harriet A. Randolph. Mrs. Craze. Chas.
". CO {. Jesse r.. steward. CaaS- D. HaTfins-
tel Li4da y. cooper =. [. Adams, N m D.
ana Jennie A. Neahr. Florence = Teal, Chas.
4. and Hannah l. SeaTles. 81 nsa /. aud Nm.
l.. Beebe. Patrick 0Conner. Nm. A. kiuoge.
vii lam II. and Leila |. \ usey. Fredeiika
ChTist. Keziah Lewis :. l.. Poster. Frank
Chase. franc -. Hoskins. esiate 81 sarah =.
~aEdersoa. decreased, Ann l.. Hines. Mary +.
Crosby. John kiaS>en. Della v. June, Maroon
= PARISH. Susie 4. Para. } Ia II. AID kalcy X.
Pix8ey. Lille A. Simmons. NisliaD !. aud
Mary +. Iurnbul. Judson VI. peaslee, Her
nauus karsiefe Jurflcn De Boer. Homer
tdianse. john y; Guif. cnas Chandler: Amos
son. joseph Harlan. Phiiena STOW. Catherine
.illl ana Carrie l.. Dickinson. Lfa Bns N
L.ucy l.. Blood. MARTHA A. Perkins kschc =.
Norman. Edgar /. Latham. Alfred Fischer.
Amanda Stewarf. James traheH.
You are her-py notified that an assessment
is about 70 b. made upon you 10 defTas the 81
pens ~ the Aforesaid Improvement. al
ass aS<gDenf roll as corrected has been made in
tie premises and is on fie in the clerks once
81 said city. where vile remain open for ID
spfcfIoa until Monday evening. March z. lspl.
wBen and whore you can appear before the
Common Council said evening and show
cause. ffany. Why said assessments - euId bet
be made ana collected aeeording e lsv
% City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26
TOWER
Employment Bureau
TOW
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
socss As0 ; FoaEs sLoek.

e~~sa> 2 ~e~ = tNeHH cNb~A.
bEoOIlA BROS propgseters
WAAFED- So geaer4l stone "a fass
-ftaiss Etflt~e 81 g - S.e<A AS 81
t4Fcs 80 81 as tsnalstsI. tAxelaa Asssat
s-2ks eta<I sesias>s IS fs>ssl lsg sslL,as have
g lahea t@4V.
k0A eAAE QR EKCH AN6E-Eskery vita
saAl staEN sFsesfsrs asa s4ees eo~atsF "a
fs'f4ee4l q s-.-1 8na lea fVat. Nab SeaI
e s~4rf faAst Fett = "a AEroEat ~ H9sf
p tAfNis Asse F'st eo~4R tAeF seeA
fS-tlls rfsleFtg ella sestas iD1sLltfalSS-
L0k ALE OK EXCHANGE fsf lsf Nerth
$50 ~ s-sN. 81 "a be4se 0a hAites-
s. heaf Chs - ~ase sever, E2s. aasntse aRG
sfste aaa lilpea Tea tcraaesi ialce sAlss
EVh sALE OK REMITTANCE ao acre IarIn "A
gEr&a. tas eue EHs4c fFsg8 t2ke Al eEEseus
- Aeles g. arsRe Ia ace hevea Aat N@p4e
tliaossT elas sai god siti aIa@S i00 leach.
80 tes ; 80 fluf.s sN ~tqe trees. othef
sslaA lru 3 IA Abe 4..see Fllce $40 pea aeae.
NOR SAILS ro5m hessss % Terrace 4sr
uoteFa ta-se a. lady a. street car ST.
wee. n haf.4 IA i0f &as che alSblEs oO4th bad
pFegeay-
NE-Hase soue fac nursers STOCK. fruit.
~ shaAr alsN er aaiuSHtal trees ieF safe 81
9ie- h,ll e-csAr i's- IL see are tniAking II
buy az csIss ia ano sec d. We eaa sui Yea
on quality ana prizes
..Ok hALE-IN3 oroon houses en- North
Ii yst,est. scar briag- MI sell boln
OF e0e cheap e - a @ithiu the next - days.
kuR sALE-9room house N Naason-si.. 30
taot fInaf. -ood gsi afi vel aud elsfrras
graded street water aaa sas. price slAss easy
terms.
EUG SAILS room house on Third ST. stone
foundation; good Well aHa clStrrn viii
sri OF c3alracI. sltJ down. balance mOalaly
payments.
EJK sALE-7-room louise Gu foffest-st.. "a
io3E ir0Hti ssii, stern aud modern con-
Neuiences on co atrart sloJ down
EOR SAILS lets on Aosth ave. sixloo Al
Fsle Il flltlT.cfs easy terms.
EOR EAtHAAGE-Zl aefes Two miles from
sAueatucs. 100 peach trees bearing. -
standard peas tres. 20 cherry. - apple -
piums. 90 eooaberfess acres OF strawberries.
MONEY 10 LOAN on real and personal prop
" erty ia sums 10 sait. Roouss and .. Tower
block.
DEGOLiA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26
roIroE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting 81 the sfocknosae-, 81
TIE Grand Raaas IBfiahs Railroad Com
psryWl he bel 81 the General once, IN the
CITY Of Grand Rapids. AiehsgsI. Oh y eenes-
ssg Marcb I. j. 8 81 ! o'cieeE = ID. for the
eaecfioH of thiFfeeH directors te serve Tor Be
ensuing year. And fsT tbe transaction ~ sncfi
other huklEtss as msF - presentea - the
meeting J IL y. HEGHhkI.
-&rfrfErE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26
REAL ESTATE

WANTED-A d sirable house and lot worth
W si-00 o slsUJ. or house " nth same amount
built. to apply as first payment on 6 large
il udsome lots in south part x city.
IF YOU are looking for a good farm. don't fail
- to see Ine before purcha,ips; Viii sell low
or exchange TO- city property.
El0R SALE-0r Exchanged good 7-room
house and "a acr. OF and on Main--f.. in
the flourishing village If LAKE Odessa. on ID. l..
K y. X. X.
WANTED-A tubular we'll TO apply on good
W lot; also 500 wor of grading vii! be
taken as part payment o. arst-class LOT.
FOR sALE-New well-fn shed 7-room house
a on tlni-ave.. good We j. cistern cellar;
healthy nd pleasant loe .lity; VIII % sold at
q bargain Il so 4 in a few dass.
GOOD HARDWOOD timbeTed lands fer sale
~ or exchange for city property.
HAVE you seen kirt.ands Bear. Kirfisnd's
III and .. j. Merritt's pats. west of :. I,ivi-
sion It. and south Of triggsave.? II not II
W par you 60 Ioos them over before hu7ing.
as they are IN the pyett ct and most r. pid Y
grow NJ suburb Of the city and mus be seen
To be appreciated. Come and eet prices. All
nav rely on courteous atient n and square
dsa ing. q. II. AikFLAND.
Cor. Of GriggSaye. ana Buchapan-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

T.e brick nsess Eorsfed 81 Wfsf R~4xe7ss
Nsz. a.. J4e srf 81. : Far SAFE Esft csrfss =
- sseres- ~ serAa6 fsav = = se3f~s -
rssass. sBlf2e3e f3r o@ees - hesfasEsf ? q
- toeffy IS sos a 5 lars. FneH5re *
at A. A. LORD. Isl West Erl6ge-sS
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26
Tsr.sunrns NOTICE.


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Nuffce asTfsy Ersn tnst ire assessffeHf
rCfI feT fse eerstrnr s8n = efrf4 ~ tetifER
e Get frers nief etreef - f'srsSra stFett. ~
fts tsfr - f4rEne EzpiSs. = ne~ 81 ffT r1res.
as ftsf 49, receive psrfBrTt ffeftoH az
TIE Fe5o 81 tEsEfy fzys 7Tf5r fAis eefe, 81
tss eses o. tAe tIFs Treasar.T :. hzts-
GE9ESE = TBkk9.
nzrz f8fs 1rezssrer-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-26

Grand Fzpfds Mich PED. Il IsN-
Notice is hereby gwen thai the assessment
r01 fer ths construction 81 sever in state
ia ne cffv - isTsDo Rspies "a ne~ 81 M
hands sua fhsf al rsfsive sYufnf therein
fer fhs tsars1a ~ tveafT esTs from ti7ie dzfe.
II fns ofses sf The CITY I-essgrff. Try flaA
SEyRSE p. FEkE3s
MAJ CITY 7rD1enrs~