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Spring stIIs up the bile. You lose you.
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tired. Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29
LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 90.

e. This section, showers, no change in tempe
~ = variable winds, fair Saturday, except
ia aseTs on the immediate coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

Spring stirs up the bile. You lose your
appetite, feel weak. too hot. and Oh! 30
tired. Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

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LOST.

T osT Oh MIsLAID-DUpLICATE CERTIFI.
IL GATES Nos 81 and POI, each for FIVE shares
Of stock iu the Alexandria Insurance Company.
A suitable reward will be paid any one finding
and returning the same to me
ELVIRA HILL,
my29u Executrix Of estate of j. T. Hill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

DgCeEEs Toe following DEGREES were
en,e,ed 10 the Circuit Court for the county,
Judge Keith, which was In session In this
civ this week
Hal Va. Hall, decree appointing A. W.
Armstrong Gem missioner.
Hal VS.. Hall, decres for partition of es'
tat.
B'.ss Va. Ballor. decree appointing a. W.
A ms org commissioner.
Bird o.. Welker, decree for sale.
Ger Vs. Na;ioual Press Brick Co, cause
suau eed 10 Judge for decree in vacation.
Wells vs. d wtney. decree for sale.
Lold VS.. Bradford, decree for sale.
Mickey vs.. Lloyd, three DEGREES, one con.
frmiug Commlssioue, Young's report and
lSo on petitions Of vatious partieP.
Dauadsou va. Marcy, order OF sale OF
certain lots In default Of pay ment Of coats,
&.
Board CT Public Works vs. Selden, With
er. X Co., decree releasing interest due 6S
W. Green.
Mics W. Mediord, decree for COM mission
er to lake testimony.
Medford Vf. Minor, decree appoii ng q.
C.. Csriiu commissioner.
TX. NJ. Norton vs. Jane G. Birch, canse
dismissed.
H.nsy VI. Scott; E B. Taylor appointed
SPECIE commit sicner.
Smoot & On vs.. Vei'ch. judgment for
p'siautl for 1915 and COS g.
a Z. Feotey va. M. o. Febsey, ct al de-
Gee for partition of estate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

Spring stlrs up the bile. You lose youi
appetite, feel weak, too hot. and GA! &c
tired. Take Summons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

chspte language, reoounted the services rem
fera. the ledge by Mi. Stewart during the
macy years Of HE connection with 1t "a a
m. N her and officer and expressed the feel
ing 4 frien5ahip and esteem In which he Ia
held OF the memb.r>. The jewal is OF gold
and lie not oniy a m .eni6cent piece Of work.
manship hut tt 9 design displays rars artistic
talent. Ooe candidate was Initiated and
three others we're elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

Tvs CoUNsY ELECrIoN.-The election J n
;ao county yesterday resulted Ia the re-
,rcion Of ali the old ofiasrs except M:.J.
f Csnsnts To-: C1umonwealth's Attorney.
F.v5 'o.sated by Mr.. Richard Johnston
%, u aei7rity. Mr.. Richard Vei.oh was
fe.4 ~a' eyer 81. Salisbury By npNsrds OF
80 81
Ea.hing;on d~iltiict, Wilson, colored, beat
Sir TbiIi.s, present incumbent, for supervisor,
by 36 msiority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

Isl Wnrd-Aldolman: NOBLE Lindsey, 253
co1rrfl: ?. AltchcsOh, 254; w. 6. Moore, 254;
C \. Moore, 251; hubert 5ocwden, 25O. Mag
,s-rs a: J.. q. Thompson, 255. Constable: G.E.
ryrdap. u.
20 1ysrd-Aldermsu VIM. h. hsroury, ~.
GOMEZ. I. NJ. Jones, 206, Geo. w. Fisher, 205;
Theo Bslltnger. 205; Louis Kraft, 19l. Msg.
i.,rsce: Jos. $. Beach, 204.
3rd Ward-Alderman e. II. Hinken, 472.
Council q. A. Mushbsch, 476; ]. T. Harrison,
4-6 I'M. Davis, 46S; j. H.. Strider, 444. Mag.
istrste w. II. May, 464. Constable. T. j.
an Wsrd-Alderman E. 6. Leadbeater, 479
co1rcil. L.E. Uhler, 263; Jas. McCueu, 260; P.
K Eysns, 243; Thos. Bsyne. 237; E I. Crook,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

Col J. J. HICKMAN.-Tne people OF this
city will have the opportunity Of hearing
this polished temperance orator mex Sun
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock at the Opera
House. BE will lecture under the auspices
of the Grand Lodge Of Good Templars. He
has bean in the lecture ield for over twenty
years, and has spoken ln nearly every State
in the union as we'll as 10 several foreign
jurisd 'ctions. He has initiated more MEM
bers into the order of Good Templsrs and
organized more subordinate lodges than any
other man 10 the order. He served for
four years az the chief executive officer OF
the order In the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR DRAYAGE, &c.-Depot
L Qasrtermsster's CfR Q, Washington, D.. C.,
May 18th, 1891. Sealed proposals, in triplicate,
subj sct 10 usual conditions, will b. received here
until IL o'clock a. m. Thursday, June 1e, 1891,
and then opened, for handling and hauling pr bic
property duriog the fiscal year commencing July
1, 1891, bet ween and at Washington, d.. C., and
neighboring points. The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids offered. Forms for bids and
any information required will be furnished On
application to this Office. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for Dray.
age, &c." and addressed to q. B DANDY, pa.
ty Quartermaster General o. s. A., Depot Quar-.
termsster. my22 ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

DEATH OF AN OLD LADY Mrs. Harriet
de Lsgnel, widow Of Capt. ]. A. de Lsgnsl.
q. 6. Ordnance Corpe, and sis.er-ln-lsw Of
the late Rev. Jas. T. Johnston. died at her
home on Prince street last night. Ia the Goth
year OF her age. The deceased lady was
one Of our Oldest and respected residents.
and bad lived 8 score Of years beyond
humsnity's allotted time. Her death
is sincerely regretted by her many friends
and acqusintances. Like Anna OF old. che
had attained a great age. and having been q
consistent Christian all her life, she has put
off the mortal for the imm ortal and entered
the blissfGl region to oomming!e with other
pious mothers In Israel who had gone be-
fore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
SEASO NABLEIGQODS
AT.A
GREAT s!AsRIFieE!
Below we submit to your consideration a few
articles well worthy Of your attention. We have
secured these goods at a great sacrifice, and We
propose to give you the benefit. Don't fail to
take advantage Of this offering.
3 patterns of Brocadod Grenadines 81 SOC. Thcco
goods have never before been sold at less than 81.
Also an all-Silk Iron Grenadine at Sl.25 regu.
lar price 81.
In addition to these we are offering our regular
lines at 25 per cent. less than usual prices.
Silk Csrmelite Yelling for summon wear at 50;
extraordinary value.
Two patterns OF all SILK Drapers Vet, Polka
Dot and Flowered, at 75c and 81. These sre spo.
cial inducements.
One csse 4 4 Unb,eacled Cotton at &c; in short
ends from 3 to 10 yards. They arc Pequots and
sell at 1Oc.
Armadsle suitings at 1925. They are now re-
failing at 1sc, and are strictly choice and dosir-
able styles in Plaids, Stripes and Novelty Cords
all this sesson's goods.
shantong Pongees at 1879, a very correct imi.
tation Of China Silk.
Swiss Z,phyrs for dresass at 12hc. These
goods are in great demand,
100 pieces tall new p~stterns) chsllis at &c
All.Linon Bureau scarfs, 2 yards long, at Soc.
Please examine them.
Exceptional values in Towels at 29e and 3sc-
regular 40 and SOC goods.
large assortment of Psrcaio Waists at soc.
Our linz of Gun Umbrellas and Parasols, at all
prices, is ready for your inspection. large VS.
risty of Blazers in Tans, steels and Blacks.
a f.w Beaded Wraps at greatly reduced prices
FINE MERCHANT TAILORING a specially
ISAAC EICHBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

POLLOK REPosT.-Last night was cloudy
and rainy till about 1.30 o'clock. There
were two prisoners and two dodgers at the
station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases
Dan. Triplett, coIored, and Moy Hong, q
Chinsmsp, charged with fighting In the
street. Triplett was discharged and Hong
YVES 6oed $40.
The police have been requested to look
out for q yong nan named Robert Hamil-
ton, who was arrested at Burke's Station,
Fairfax county, Yesterday for assaultiug
and striking F. Dodson with q stone. Ham
ilton was arrested at Burke's'but escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

DECORATION DAY.-To-porrow, Daoora.
lion Day, will be observed at the Soldiers
cemetery near ,his city according to the pro-
gramme published in The GAZETTE on Wed
nesdsy, A delegation from Grant Post &.
A. + from Washington, will come bere to
take part in the services. They vii! be met
81 the depot by Lae Camp Confederate Vet
erans, who will escort them to ths cemetery
aud assist them In the decoration of the
g5ages of the federal soldiers. The line will
he headed By the Alexandria Drum Corp7.
IL the evening the A!exaudria Light sniant-
y VII! march to the cemetery and FIRE a ga
lutte over the graves of the dead. Capt. J
J, Davis, Superintendent Of the cemetery,
sAi have full charge of 81! the services Mr..
i l. LOces will bs marshal for ihe occasion
aud the ceremonies at the grand stand at
'le Cemetery will be under the special man
ssensat OF Major L. W. CT ,rd, Of Wash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29

SUITS -Iu accordance with a resolution
oftae Uity Council, Corporation Attorney
Brent has Instituted suit against the Virgin
Ia .on bodybuilding Co. to recover $3.50
the amount due the city for ground rent M
interest on the Pioneer Mills property.
Robert L Duisny and wife, nee Carter, OF
Pfirce William county, Va, began proceed
iras at Pittsturs. Pa, yesterday, TO recover
$4,000 damages from the Pennsylvania
Railroad Compeuy. They we're on their
bridal tour on November IA last, when they
were both Injured In a wreck at New Flor-
ence, Pa. they spent a honeymoon of over
three months 10 a Pittsburg hospital, lying
at the point Of death the frat few days. A.
soon Is they were able to travel the railroad
company placed q special Car at their dis.
possl ard sent them home. They lost 81 900
worth OF baggage and spent $1,000 FOR me6-
lea attendance. The efforts Of the railroad
company to settle the case have failed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-29
NHILDREN's AND MISSES DEPARTMENT

2 Children's White Dresses Of All.o7er
Embroidery. Sizes 6 and 8 years. BE.
duced from $14 % aud SIS to So each.
2 Childrsn's White Dresses, trimmed
with embroidery. Sizes 4 and 8 years.
Reduced from So to So each.
Third floor, 18th st. buildiDg.)
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ANTS

JI7ANTED-A SITUATION AS MILLER by a
w man who has had thirty years. experience
id burr milling. Fest Of reference as to charac-
ter, ability, &c. Address box 13, Wheatlapd,
Loudouu county, Va. my27 2w
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13
ROYAL FlUSHES.

Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany
has given birth to son.
The Prince of Wales is collector of
dogs He is very fond of the canine tribe,
and, among Others, possesses some dogs
with black tongues.
Prince Vladimir the youngest brother
of the Princess Of Wales is naval officer
He has worked his way up from humble
position to the rank Of captain.
King George of Greece is one of the
most democratic of rulers. He has a thin
and rather elegant figure, fresh com
plexion and is bald. He is fine horseman.
but prefers walking to riding.
King Humbert Of Italy is 42 years old.
He is brave, courteous and devoted to his
only child, boy of IA. The king speaks
French as well as he does Italian, and is
said to be charming man to meet.
Francis ii, the last king of Naples, whom
Garlbaldi overthrew, is living in exile in
Paris. He is plain looking man of me.
dium height, whose eyes always have a
mournful look in them and who never
smiles.
King Milan, late Of Servia, has arranged
his financial affairs with the regency at
Belgrade, and he is to have an allowance
OF 95ONO n year. He will live in Paris,
where he has bought house in the Avenue
du Bois de Boulogne.
The Emperor William has taken great
fancy to the Norwegian fashion of building
cottages, and has decided to build a Nor.
wegian jagd-schloss on his estate in East
Prussia and two chalets at Potsdam, one
Of which is to be erected in the beautiful
park at Babelsberg.
Friedrich Wilhelm, the little crown
prince Of Germany, is Il handsome boy of Z,
who is every inch lIohcnzollcrn. He does
not like music. He would much rather
play horse or soldier, but it is his fathers
orders that he must learn to play the VIOLA,
and he dare not disobey.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13
LITERARY NOTES.

The impression in l. L,ndon is that Rud-
yard Kipling is writing himself to death.
Robert Browning is responsible for the
statement he was nearly 80 years old be-
fore he made any money out of his
writings.
Louis Janvier a Haytian negro, has
lately published in Paris a novel, which
is said to show cons derable ability aud
undoubted originality.
The highest price ever paid for book,
it is said, was $50. 900. 1t was for a vel.
lum missal which was presented to King
Henry VIII by Pope Leo X Its value
consisted in its being relic, and not in
the printed page
In Paris the most important literary
event of the past season has been the
appearance of Pere Ddons long prom
ised work on Jesus Christ 1t is well
known that he undertook this task with
the object of refuting the arguments
and undong the influence of Ernest
Remains writings on the origin of Christ
ianity.
Princess Beatrice is writing a book on
lace, which promises to be standard
work, as her royal highness has one of
the largest and best collections in the
world, and is continually adding to it.
She loves lace, and has made special
study Of its varieties. 1t is probable
that the book will be illustrated by the
royal author.
At auction in London the other day
were sold the manuscript Of unpublished
verses by Thackeray when 10 years Of
age, commencing
Now let us dance and sing
While Carthuslan bells do ring,
Joy twangs the flddle-string,
And freedom blows the flute"
and two original unpublished verses by
Thackeray-
"Pve seen young beauty's eye of fire
10 beam with love or glance with ire"
ETC., the former bringing eco and tho
latter GIG los.
William Morris, the poet, has given
the world his vision of the future of
humanity in "News from Nowhere,
or an Epoch of Rest. A man falls
asleep in England and wakes up in 1871,
to find that n great revolution has oc-
CURED. competition has ceased, labor
has become q pleasure, the city and
country have become beautiful with
good cheer, and all life is harmonious
with itself. The account possesses all
the delicacv and grace the author can
give it, and is noteworthy add tiGa to
the volumes of it kind.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Aucustin DAILY will take his company to
London next summer for season OF
twelve weeks.
Walter Besant has given his permission
TO have his "Amorcl of Lyonese" turned
into play by Boyle Lawrence.
"The Isle of Champagne" is rapidly
nearing completion. Charles Alfred Byrne
ana Louis Harrison are collaborating upon
1t.
In three seasons Bronson Howard re-
ceived S2l coo royalty for The Henrietta
and IN one season SOL 600 for "Shenan-
loah."
Professor Thorold Jerichau, the Danish
pianist and composer, has arrived in the
hitou ssates in search Of American fame
and fortune.
You, Me, Chummy and /" is the title of
the fares comedy Henry Myers will watt
;chtly Gown the current of public opinion
next seEson.
Anson Pond, who wrote "Her Atone
'nent," has finished n new society play.
Nhlch he proposes to launch shortly under
ais own management.
The success of blue Jeans" moves on n
rising sesss. Its intensely rapid action, it's
Natural lines, its endless surprises. it's sim
'ular blending of smiles and tears give it
N artistic value that daily advances.
stuart Robson has been giving fugitive
Ierformanees Of as Marriage a Failuren
N the road, and the result has convinced
lim that ~ has in this comedy piece of
property as valuable as the "Hcnrietta.n
Next season G. b. jefferson and Klaw
md Erlanger will have upward of /, 200
)eopla IN their employ. They are to be
'sed in their productions Of Tho Soudan, -
The Coanty Fair" The Great Metropo-
is" and "a Country Circus"
- = s>a~- -.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-13
RAILROAD BREvlTiES.

A. V. II. Carpenter, for thirty years gen
eral passenger agent of the Milwaukee ant
st. Paul railroad, has been retired at hi:
own request.
The twenty-four hour notation is now il
general use on all the railroads of Hindoo
stan, the total mileage of which is between
1900 and 1900 miles.
Sidney Dillon, recently elected presiden,
of the Union Pacific road, formerly helt
that position, and was succeeded by Charlie.
Francis Adams in 1884.
Tho track mileage Of street railways ir
the five leading cities of the United States
is: New York, 36s; Chicago 365; Boston
$40; Brooklyn, 324; Philadelphia, So4.
Wiley Jones, of Pine Bluff, Ark, is the
only colored man owning whole stree,
railway. His property consists of fourteen
miles of track and equipments, valued al
s250, 0,0oo
Director f. l.. Ames says that the float
ing debt of the Union Pacific road has been
reduced in the past year by $4,000, 900 and
is now 81 100000. There was never any
thought of having receiver appointed for
the road.
A Pullman conductor, after long years
Pleasure received, some: insults from su
perior officers, many; money, none; gratu
itous insults from passengers with hoggish
natures, several thousand; worldly knowl.
edge, much.
To connect New York and London by
rail would nccessitate the building of about
$500 miles of road across Behring strait
and thence down the coast of Alaska. The
1iat, 1,t, 81
Britain and the metropolis of the new
world by rail is estimated at 1920 miles.
In the year 1889 the whole Russian rail.
road system carried Al, $685. 900 passengers
and 61,S43,410 tons Of freight on 1869
miles of railroad, earning about $500 per
mile-which would make our railroads
rich. The entire imports by rail and by
water are reported to have been but s22 ,63G
tons.
The Canadian parliament will be asked
to incorporate a company with power to
operate n railway from Winnipeg to the
Saskatchewan river and Hudson's bay and
with power to construct and navigate steam
vessels on Hudsou's bay. The proposed
road will be n link in projected grain
carrying route to England.
The roads running west from Chicago
have agreed not to issue passes to shippers
or any other person for the purpose of in
fuencing business in 1891 Under the agree
ment passes can lie issued only to railroad
officials and employees OF the railroads, on
account Of advertising and also to poll
ticians within the state Of Illinois.
The following is given in the "Archiv fur
Eiseubahnwesen" as the railway mileage
at the beginning of 1889; Europe, 133 900;
America, 10000; Asia, $1,000; Africa, $500;
Australia, 10,500-total 357, 600, as com
pared with 293, 900 in 1884 OF the increase
Of $4,000 miles during the four years. 40, ,O0G
is in America and 10000 in the United
States alone; 1000 miles were opened in
1885, 1900 in 1886, $4,000 in 1884, and 13, ,OOC
in 1883
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

Aid Turner movea 70 strike oai ef section
5 All beaweeE The words ~0rsad KRpiaA
nHe 4 ana the NSre shall Ia Ane = zAa
sen Ike following "er II tar Valley Z
street sBd Cable hallway Company
Carriee.
lezs-Ais. AHaeFssn. Carpenter. Emmsr.
HaaseF Mills Mckee. o Dohnell. s&anseEs.
sts,n. spTeai slsahlns s1rykrr. Tassun Tur-
AeE. lerex-A
Nsys~Ald. 0resus-a.
Ala Turaer moved 10 lnsslt after tue Nerd
'kaeias. II nae IL. seciisn s the iol.ewing.
~aaa Of the Valley CITY Street sae Cable Rsls-
say Company
Carried.
Yeas Ala. Anderson. Carpenter. creQaa.
DoTea. Deyle. knmer. Asussr MIA Nehre
s-Sadefs. ssebsins slgsker. 1sleGE. lsFasr.
1srtx-A
Nays-Noue.
Ala. Carpenter moved thai the ordiasae< a.
presented AID amen led a. aoN psss
Lost
fess-Ald. Andersen. Carpenter. Emmer.
hsasef. Mills. oDeRneil. Saunders. stryker-
:
Nsys-Aia. creqas. i,sren. Doys Mckee.
steia. sprea.. ssebsinA Isge4la. lasatF.
lereA-l0.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01


..ssAlD. aails easlie nssspsHr
printed. published and circulated Ia ihr Sad
city Of Grand Rapids. for Al lesst i4e sue
ce.sive days previous 10 SAID April Z. issi.
Yeas-kid Anderson. CARPENTER. Dor p.
Doyle. Emmer. Hauser. Mills. Mckee. oIior-
Leii Saunders. stein. sproul. stetb na Ely
ker. 1ateurl. Turner. iereA-i1.
Nays-Noae.
The assessment roll for the construction q
sewer IN alley in Nsgcles second necif.s ga
the city Of 0rabd Rapids. herctefore fetnrnsi
~ tue commissioners and ficd IN tie ofev II
the clerE OF said city. wa presented " tie
de.k.
AID. stein moved that the roll 30 nceerf-d
and that further cons derAtion Of the sam- es
postponed for one week. and neat 5ustdss
evening April :. 1891. NJ the session a. ui-
Common Council on said evening - aese
mated A. the time. and the Common louata
rooms. In the city a Grand Rapids - tee
place for hearing appeals tbefsirafni spc To-
city clerk be instructed 10 give notice - saia
tine aud place 81 bearing sppeais h5 fan1a ~
notice oi said time and pihrt 81 ht fins
appeals and o. the names being return -a p"
his ofacr. q he published 81 The ga "a
RHrids TurcRsv-HrnkiB caily inti
psv-snsper printed. published snf eircs' 4
"a - 4 rssr ~ Grand Rapids. for ~ ienst t~e
successive days previous to ssid AfFli Z.
1877.
Carried
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Cs.reater. poreh.
Dorie. Emire. Hhnsef. Nrkee o'Denne /.
saunders. stein. sproui etebbias stryteE.
Tsteun. Turner. Ysrss-6
Nays Meme.
TIE assessment roll for ths etnstraetion ~
a sewer IN second street. A. the ETY. 81 srand
Rapids. heretofore returned ~ the eomh.s
sionsrs and fled IN the ofiee 81 the ciers y
! sale rffy. was presented ~ the ciefk.
Afd Trrner moved that the roll - sccerfeo
sne further consideration ~ to- e m" - post-
ronee Tor one veek ane neat u-sosF evening,
kpfil :. 1881. ~ the session al tfs Common
Csu,.ti =, sais evening b. Designated
ss fhs tine and the CsmurH tounch fnoffs
In ere -ffs - Grsna Rapids ~ ne 80 fo'
hearing sppesss fhsrefrsr siia tie ely ezra
t.s instructed r. give Bof8r* 81 sais fiHs" $40
plnee 81 bearing apDeas. ~ rxr@ing rettfe
4 q s.ia lin. ana plsss of bearing sppssls. as
! 81 IN. nance besns returned g. isss effc@. -
b. published IN the ersnt Rapids IstssRsN-
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