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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

After Three Years of silence Fit o
Anger BrlnEs Back Her Voice.

After Three Years of silence a Fit Of
Anger Brlngs Back Her Voice.
The vegetable cook at Green's Hotel,
whose name is Mary Murphy, has been
dumb for three years, but recently be-
ing aroused to fit Of intense anger by
the impudence Of q colored waiter
named Joe Todd, she suddenly recovered
her speech.
Miss Murphy is buxom Irish girl,
about 20 years of age, and she has been
a prominent official in Green's kitchen
for several years. Three years ago she
suffered from a bad bronchial attack
and completely lost her voice. She was
known by her colaborers as Speak easy
Mary" and she was much sought after
as a wife by eligible bachelors on account
of her really valuable impediment-she
could not talk back.
She was pursuing heravocations when
Nh. Todd came into the Kitchen and
told the empress Of the vegetable de-
partment that the potatoes were not half
cooked, and that the guests in the dining
room had sent them back in disgust
The colored gentleman also made some
rude remarks TO Miss Murphy, knowing
that she could not reply. But the girls
Celtic blood was aroused, she turned on
her abuser and brandishing her fork she
gave him piece of her mind in fine old
Celtic.
Ali the employees in the kitchen were
astounded to hear the autocrat Of the
vegetables speak, aud then the miracle
was understood. What the doctors for
years had failed to do rage had achieved.
The girls hot blood at the sneers Of the
colored gentleman had loosened heI
tongue, and she could speak once more
after long silence. There was rejoic-
ing over the event and festival extern
porized. Miss Murphy, in her joy, took
back all the cruel things she said to Mr..
Todd, and everybody was happy and
joyful Philadelphia Times.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

A bulletin Of the Belgian Royal Acad-
enly Of Sciences states that the dark spots
that have been noticed by observers on
Venus are Of a permanent character.
Observations have been made Of Success
i've rotations Of this planet, and the facts
demonstrate that after an interval Of
three years the spots were fixed enough
to be recognized, and that the markings
are not accidental, but are probably dne
TO some conhgluation Of the land, Ike
those Of the planet Man. The atmos-
phere is so dense on Venus that the sue
cess of the recent observai sons were 1nuch
nierfered with,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
HOW TO COLLECT BAD BILLS.

A Chicago Tailor Who Was Bound Not
to Re Shook on.
A Chicago tailor has devised a now
way to collect old debts. A customer,
who is employed in his fathers oeacs at
the Board of Trade, has owed bill OF
$45 for several months. Statements Of
the Indebtedness and demands for pay
ments have been made once or twice q
week for some time with no effect,
and the young mans father and mother
have been appealed to in vain. 1t was
useless to sua, for the debtor isn't worth
q dollar. The case looked hopsless.
But the tailor is a very foxy individual,
he happened to learn that the young man
was desperately in love with a pretty girl
and that he spent certain evenings in
every week at her house. On one OF
these evenings the tailor appeared at the
young lady's residence and inquired fer
his debtor. The youth came into the
hall to meet him, and when he saw the
tailor he almost tainted away. The
tailor came out fat footed and swore that
the bill must be paid then and there OF
he would raise a row, so that the young
lady would be informed how matters
stood. The young man, however proved
conclusively that he had only $1.45 on
his person, and the tailor finally relented
| and left. Another month. passed and
still the bill remained unps Thereupor
the tailor sent the statement u The young
lady, and by the same mail he notified
his debtor of his proceeding. The young
lady informed her admirer that she cculc
not love man who didn't pay his debts
and further, that if he could not show
her a receipt for the bill within six day;
he needn't come to SEQ her any more
There was terrific storm at the tailor''
shop, but the bill was paid. The young
lady has the receipt.--[Chioago Post.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
when die,r said married man,
II want to go where there is no snow to
shovel" His wife said she presumed
he would.
The pulpltsand thelstae..

Rev. f. n. Shrout, PssteE United BrethIaa
Church, Blue Mound, Kan, sayse II feel II ! =.
duty to tell what wonders Or. KiAgss New ~
covery has done for me. Ny lungs were ~
diseased, and my parishionefe thought q
Kings New Discovery and am sound ana IA
gaining 20 lbs in weight. -
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny SflkI
Combination, writes; NAfteR q thorough
and convincing eVinenoe am confident ~
Kings Now Discovery fer ConsunptieB, bf
'em all, and cures when everything else q n
and friends is 10 urge them to try IT," Ffte
trial bottles at REFERS Drug Stere. ReRuiA
ST ges sec and Sl.OO
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

Professor Peabody inferentialIy denies
good literary style as the habit of com
preston without ohsourity Of thought,
and an easy flow Of the pen, without
wasteful overflow" He, moreover, b.
lieves that this style may be more sQraiy
acquired by familiarity with Cicero tlar
with any other author, ancient or modem
"a fact that latter day readers havs
previously overlooked.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

When you make up your mind to
take Hoods Sarsaparills, do not be In
duoed to buy some other preparatioa
instead. Clerks may claim that "outs
is as good as Hood's1 and all that, but
the peculiar merit of Hoods Sarsaps-
rilla cannot be equalled. Therefore
have nothing to do with substitutes
and insist upon having Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, the best blood purifier and build
inC-up medicine.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
some roolish People
the news,

ALLOW cough To run until il gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They afAR sS1,
Oh, it will wear away, but in most casas
it wears them away. Could they be IN
duced to try the successful medicine called
Kemp's Balsam, which is sold on a positive
guarantee to cure, they would Immediately
see the excellent effect after taking the htss
dose. Price soc and $loe. Trial size kiso
At al! druggists ata
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
pl,t.nes l. Nothing Nowaaay.

Near Bombay recently two British
ships were within a half mile Of each
other One had one end Of the broken
Bombay cable; the other had the other
end. One wished to communicate with
the other To send a boat would have
taken too much time, 80 word was sent
BY wire. 1900 milea aroundi
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

Cheap tinware is said to be very
dangerous, the coating of tho iron con
tanning poisonous materials, generally
antimony.
A good many people say more IL they
didn't talk so much.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

No matter what disease you may
have. Be sure that the medicine you
take is reliable. Such medicine yes
will always find Sulphur Bitters. They
are not q cheap rum drink, but are
made of the choist roots and herbs to
be found in the vegetable kingdom.
Daily Argus.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
nolditta the HArht.

The nan who tells yeu eonhdeaAally iRei
what viii cure your Geld Is prescribing KeEiS
Balsam this year. In the preparation q lAia
remarkable medicine for coughs Ald celdh 10
expense Is spared 10 cCHblno only the best aA4
purest Ingredients. Hold a bottle Of AoE4PA
Balsam' TO the light and lock through Il netlea
the bright, clear look then compare via .ethef
remedies Large bottles At all druggiso, %
cents and 81. sample bottle fPee.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

Experiments show that when hogs
are given proportion Of ashes and bone
meat they have larger bone, grow fs5ter,
and produce greater weight in proper
tion to food allowed. Ashes also assists
digestion and promotes health.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
A woman's belt is always waist
full.
Mercury solidfes at forty degrees
below zero.


Coughs and Colds will Try Pam Tina Cough aad
Consumption Cure, they will And quick reli#
and permanent benefit The medical prefosssA
it. Price 25 and so cents. Trial bottles free.
A large proportion of the diseases which cgAse
human suffering result from arrangement ct fhe
stomach, bowels and liver. Dr, Lees Iltgg
Regulator removes all these Troubles. TffM
bottles free at Thomas Drug Store.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
4 man Of inluenoe -Tha hoLsl

A man of influence The hotel
clerk.
We hate to see girls throw kisses.
The average girl is such a thuAdsFiAg
bad shot.
Blows are not always exchanges
when you strike an acquaintance.
Armor plates are probably the boss
on which TO serve cannon balls.
By the time a man realizes that be il
a fool it is usually too late to realize o.
| his realization.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

1t is not always convenient 10 call physician
for every little ailment Having Res Flag Ql
in the house you have q Physician always a.
Bruises and all Aches and Pains. Price ~ ele
There are few things In life Of which W. 81
be certain, but this Is one OF them, Palrltnlt
Cough and Consumption CiIe has ne equal IN
Colds, Coughs and Consumption. Ffiee Is ana
80 cents at Themas' Drug Stere.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
s 8 8 s

-TyOa ,sant a popsr that o,sRs
itseb and isn't graid 70 teH ne
meas; that believes IN public
morality, and ne enforcement Of
the Iaws against malsfactOfs; that
has opinions, and isn't qfratd to
sspress them, get THE CARBON
ADVOCATE.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
An ounce of keep your mouth shut is
better than pound OF explanation
after you have said it.


The BEST Salye in the world for Gets, brgsa,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever 3eree, tltteh
ehApped hands, ehilblatns eorns and ali sl1N
erubtions, and positively cures piles, Or NO n
required. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect "a
faction, or money refunded. Price % cents y
box. For sale by RRBER druggist.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

Strained Relations, -Archibald-You
are related to her by marriage, are you
notl Frigiday--No; I'm her brother
by refusal Il Puck.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06
Piles! Piles! Piles!

Frey's Universal Pile SupositoTy. A sure
cure for every form OF Piles, internal on external
Itching OF bleedlng and long standing cases
Has never failed, Try IT, even " You have
failed with every other remedy. This Suppozi
tory Is coneshaped, easy 10 apply, safe, neat and
clean. ana possesses every advantage over ONT
meuis aud salyes. Physicians use intheirpract.
ice Give 20 q trial and you win be relieved and
convinced. III ycuf druggist does uQt keen Il OF
ger d Tor you, send for f hy lnai, Price, % Gents
d BOY. Address, ANDREW a. FRHr.
Lancaster, ra. Sold ly Dr.. ". ~. Reber. C h
hoin anQ Al ttonas, m tenlgninni PA
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

A sharp earthquake shock was felt
at different points in California.
Subscribe for this paper and get all
the news.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-06-06

A tablespoonful Of powdered aluin
sprinkled in barrel of water viii pre-
eipitate all impure matter to the bot
tom.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

load Of nns snoI peaetrsted into nls
howels. and the principal eord Ia TIE
right lex was cut eonp.stsly IN TAO.
wAlls the gJon was literally fal ot
shot. The greatest wonder - thst ne
lived 90 long.
The fall shipment OF ore from the
Lake SUPERIOR mlnss 10 the Antrim
Iron FuTDance has nearly al been fe.
eeIsed ana It 10 expected that the enc
OF the present. week will WIND up the
ore business
Mrs. KIRK Hosry OF Saginaw lost
5000 diamond ring and PAIR or opera
glasses, the articles being stolen from
her nome BY a woman. Both ring ana
glasses have been recovered but no Ar
rests have been made.
The body of lo-yesr-old boy WAS
found IN ths An Sztle river Al Grayiing
Thursday. The lad. who~e name 70 not
re?orted, disappeared five xeeks ago.
ana . supposed to have fallen into the
water while crossing the dam.
Aaron Esmacher, q foreman at the
jackson prison, Is IN jail on ensrge ot
having aided Donovan. Brqalet and
keehn To escape through tunnel a
snort time ago. The speciric charge Is
that ne furnished them with Tesolsess,
dinner pals. oyerAlls, ETC.
The Michigan Christian Conference
IN session Al Beldlng has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year;
President. Rev. c.. /. Deyo, Oxford;
vice president, Rev. ID. +. Millari
Portland: secretary. Rev Z. Nudge,
Dursnd; treasurer. Isaac Hewitt, Maple
Rapids.
A six months old girl baby was
found dead IN bed by the side Of III
mother in the Bethesda home at Kaia-
mazoo, Thursday morning. The
mother did not know the child was
dead until shs attempted to feed her
from the hottie. The physician states
that the child died Of convulsions.
The women's home missionary society
of the III. E. church, which lnst closed
tho annual session at Coldwa'er. has
elected the following officers: Cores
ponding secretary. Mrs. l.. Masters
Kalamazoo; recording secretary. Mrs
b. W. Fish, Grand Rapids; treasurer
Mrs. J. G.. Plowman. White Pigeon.
The meeting closed yesterday at noon
Michigan pensions: Orieinal-Frank-
lin Dunnirg. James c. Crandsl. Mat
thew Gallagher. William Lawrence
James W. jackson, Ira Parker, Georgs
C. Hanes. George w. Longhust. Eli
phalet Robertson, Christian Ssrtor
David Rugg, Abner Byrd, Hiram F
Chappeli, George NuunelleY. Hosea NJ
Clark, James n. McCray. Oliver G
Hall. Hugh u. Hutchns. Michael Con
lisk, Elon @. Mills, John B. Brackett
Seymour III. Hogle. Increase-Willisn
Horton. Isssc Yarrlck. Andrew ]
Smith, Roswell Boutwell,, Franklin Nc
Colium, Harmon s. Tayler. REISSUE
and ncrease-Philander Durkee. Cor
nelius ). Barrett. Original, widows
etc.-Jerusha r. Johnson, Hannah L
Hale. Maggie Claucherty. Mary A. Ar
ney (motherl, Francis /. Clark Gather
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
News From sIu.k-gon.

Musksgon. Nov. l3.-The Muskegon
branch os the United States Baking
Company today made the largest single
shipment ever made from this factory.
consisting OF over fourteen tons of
cakes and crackers. The whole amount
gong to one firm IN Chicago.
The organization OF q republican club
was perfected last evening. with j. H..
Clark as temporary CT alrmsn. Minutes
and constitution adooted a. last meet
ing were read and approved.
G. l.. Brundage. II. J. Kortlander, y.
j. Brown, l.. III. kanitz and w. j. Sick
ctes were appointed n committee on
permanent organization. After short
recess toe committee recommended T..
/. Bruncage, president: J. II. Clark,
first wee president: Max Lange. second
vice president; W. ID. Kelly, sscratary;
". J. Brown, treasurer. which was
adopted.
An executive committee Was ap-
pointed which consisted of ID. T. Cham
herlain, J.. c. Mclaughlin, II. j. Kort-
lander. T.. II. kanitz and J. +. Post
A committee to draf, bylaws con-
sstlnx OF y. J. Brown. w. j. S,eke,ee
and NJ. A. Roynton was also appointed.
After general discussion of matters
appertaiDing 10 the club. adjourn
n.snt was taken until next Thursday
eyenlDg.
Z. ;. Marshal James Clark and wife
celebrated their twenty-tifta aanlver-
sary last evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Ths Indetsrminats Sentence Act
UnconsrlrunonzL
50 Slis TIE STATE SUPREME CoUaI
esayfets ssassse<a Cnasr Is Aass Bs
SssessEssd a. LAs EAa 81 the
hiss1sA Term JssEs
Assss's 0piaisa.

Lansing. Nov. 1.-The Supreme
Court gos.ay killed acI No. 22o ol the
laws oi lss5 e.st.Lled .An act TO
provide for "A -etermiEate seLrenes AMI
d>pos- lion, management and release
Of CRIMINALS under sueh sentence"
The act provsded tnat the term of
hnorssonmenr OF any person convicted
ald sentenced may be terminated by
the prison. board N It's discretion, pro-
yided. however, that such .mprisoG-
msut shah not exceed the maximum
term provided by law tor the crime
for which the prisoner was convicted
and sentenced. and 10 prisoner sha1
be released uZtn after he snail have
srrved at least the minimum term
provided by law for the er.me for
whaeh he : convicted.
S<ctton OF the act conferred power
upon the prison board 10 establish
ru.es and regulations under VIII b p Is
oneFs sentenced under this act may
be allowed to go upon parole outside
a the buildings and enclosures. but TO
remain While on parole, IN the legal
custody and under the control OF the
board. and subicet AT any time 70 be
taken back within the enclosure OF
the prison
The court holds that IN the first
place the act eonirrs judicial powers
upoa the board of prison &:spectors.
and ena bles them 70 be the judges
of the terms OF imprisonment the CON
vet shouli serve. 10 the prisoner keeps
his parole = Is virtually a pardon.
and the pardonin~ power = not vested
in the board. The act - wrong In
theory AMI dangerous In practice the
court holts. IN the Course ol a long
op'r'On The court says:
ct "a wogsf,r- that surh law as
th'@. g.vsu~ such urhrard az MOWERS.
90 iOnr men. not elected bv the people.
but holdsrg their Office bv appotnt-
uneut cOnii ever be enacted IN view of
cur eorsff'ution eni the who'e theo-y
~ our State @Cv~rrrurnt. and In the
foA- - N, estah'3 hnaeen- and growth
of constitutional liberty IN this coun-
try
simstar law was sustained IN Ohio.
but the rrasor'u- n that opinion Is
rot rood and conclusive.
The easN upcrl which the opsnion i<
~sv~n - that - Daniel Murray sen-
,e-,~of ~ rc-i- Co two v~.rs w'th
n maximum, tenn ~ f0u- Y as Mu re .
must now b. relrascd az the ena OF
two years. The ooinsou is written
nv JUDGE Morse ard conrurred In nv
ths fuii bcrch. except Grant, who
clSsents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

Lake City has an egg famine.
II. II. Kline has been appointed post
master ~ Fern.
Ths engine has been put in the elec-
tr'e plant at Grand Haven.
A portion Of Csdillac's new electric
light ~ stem has been started up.
The FowlervilI- agricultural society
has closed IT'S books and Its buildings
are sor sale.
The Fsrrizo apple dryer at Allegsn
has clesea after having utilized $500
bushels Of the fruit.
w. l.. Love. of BROOKLYN. found Ave
husneis Of black wsInuts stored away
IN his lcs-house. squirrels.
Mrs. LOUIS Mills. Of Tonis, recently
deceased. beqpestbed 300 to the Pres
byterisn board OF home missions.
Three hoys held Lzwrsuce whislock
over honfire At Decatur burning hIm
severely. No arrests have been made.
Livingston county . shipping beans
ta New York: Buffalo, PAilsdelphls,
Detroit. Chicago, and points in FLORIDA.
Enoch W. Scribner has been sp-
pointed ssond assistant keeper of the
light station At Detroit river bar point.
A pitifal sight at Lansing the other
day was a drunken wonisn wheel
inxs baby cab e9ntssnlnx . sleeping
innocent.
Eight tons Of white Ash were csp-
tured one day recetty IN Lake Huron,
near Alpsus. by three ish tugs and
sevsrai small boats
A dog committed suicids ev Jump
inn into Flat creek near Hsstinga. re-
Gently. White n the wstsr the brut.
made no effort 20 save himself.
Miss Ella Armstrong. cf Crnserviile,
ard Mss Blanche Heeley. of Lansing.
have hr.en ssids.si 20 she corr Of teachers
Al tas industrial home for giris.
Nsroaette people deny that typhoid
favvr = os has been epldenic there.
Thev sav ikIss nsild form of fever and
is not dangerous when the nAA1ent has
proper care.
A nrsn down N nsrry county feiiei
a RICK rsspfe tree ere ether day and =
hssithv freq heppef eas. He hsd reer
= prisoner wall. slxas inches OF weed
grew around hln.
Mrs. :. Fsirchifs. widow ss v-srs
ol.t. wa fsssui asas on the tehru
fsrer m her honse "a segfBs~ fhuFs
dav. The issfs we're removed ffeF'
the stove hnt no Gre ast been started.
panics G. Waite whe eas seesden tsiis
.fet whlIe haohng near take tit5 :
week asa lsst senxisy. - stessf sites
days ct great skon7. A portisss q s"'
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

declared appointed 70 the once OF
County Dram Commissioners IN and Tor
Ksst county, Michigan. for the term
of two yeas, commencing January LET.
1891.
The next special order being reached,
viz, the eomaau alcalions presented
yesterday By the Soldiers kellef Sona-
mission. on metson OF Mr.. hogadone,
the further consideration thereof Was
made the special order for temorrev.
On rsotion of Mr.. w. +. Woodworth,
the Board sojourned until tomorrow
At nine O'Clock IN the forenoon.
LAWS A. SoLoNox,
Chairman.
CoRSELIrs l.. HARvEY,
Clerk.
Ladies who value refined complex.
ION must use PuzzonIs Powder. Itpio-
duces q soft and beautiful skin.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
LEGAL AnyERTIslNG.s


(shANCgET SALE--In pursuance ana -
y sirsae ~ - erier saa sscfes 81 he ~
tsf Aaaes for Fts ee2afs o. .vAl IA chase
ter txesfth eay 81 NSccEl. A. D, 1877 II -
lai caE>e therrAa aeadfas. varre.a $50
g oe9 > eefaplesnafit sllc 5oaA Y. fs1esS s1.eS
ysasegfs lereas, fr@nk J.. tasaia1 pa "a -
". t2fae@9 a4r ctfrAa&nts, aoflc1 : hsfsse
gssfn taNf shat sell III aubllc sHcftos. - tte
Lsssest bidder, ~ the south trent deer q -
learf House lkuoVn ss Court nloc/ ~ -
city Of 6rans Rsplas. Eat county. Ye,.lssp
that oetEs tire ni1cc 81 fotd hk Tse tt'NSt
1Saff t9r s<ta caaaty. GA 4 lies &AS. .lhe ss'tA
Tee IA cxF Il Nesrsaoef. a<>D- iosi 81 =
o 'ciock j. tie tofvn ,eH. ell % 50 miaea thefse
ss n8Ay be nectsSsafs 80 rElss tue Aiao1et e1f
80 fhr said eeseptetakEt i.r .aFinetisai. tlsrte>
sua eeSfs IL Z ; etss of the feslositls usssf-S
"a parcels ~ -Aad. fo-wit; Al those e-fss
EsecSs az farct-is u i1ue situated n the ff~t a.
shlg OF IslkaealA. SeoBlx OF kenf. aoe cset
OF Michigan. = a auscFs bed as felle~s.ti&i q
south hail 81 fse seUfn vest quarter. aad 4
southwest qnsFses ol he s0afhesst quarter
section hnrerr tNes toe a naHotr nfr Hsfs4
range tea est. - iaiHlA. sne hundred ana
tsrusy L ~ gcFfS 81 iaI d.
Dated. Gfaad Asa.ds. Nieh-. oct 81 lesl
MAILER IL hU3hES
Clreait Court CasnlalsSioRer. IN sa1 Ter kent
eoGQty. Michigan.
fAIAAss : STkETaorT.
hoieitoFs Tor Con- plainGIt sSt-not-is
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

C.fy Treasurer nf'ce.
6r1nd rarisx Ni~h rcf. ~. i+is
Notice IN 1ereiY Efsea that tas esets~ 'af'nt
roll for the copsf Gc,s 80 - SeAfr iD g ii~i
ssrrs; frcrn ~ asnore street u - ICES srain
of 4 iax elss aseasse. in the elty a. GFsad Rap
isx = po.y ih ray hands. rAf that VII -
cs,ive .7faant thereon Ter fhs rrrfca ~
rprfsfy dsvs frsra tbs Gsfs. ~ tsfe oiiict -
'A'' e'' wfifFAH TFAEE
reviT CITY Treassrer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
TREAspRgR,s NOTICE.
cilv rrcasu~sr's Or,ce

City Trcasgrsr's OGlce.
Grand Rapids Nica.. Nov. 4. lesl
Notice is hereby gvea ihat he ss .sssfFert
roll for tho canstrg' ffoa af ever IN eeuia
Cherry street TO Iry:n paoe. in tae ctr
of Grand Danlds IS row a. uy hands. snf
tast will receive iay yanent thereon i~r the
nesiod ~ t.xeniv days frosa :i.ls date. a, tie
enc Of the CITY Trefs,Irec. CITY Ha4.
WILLIAM HAkE
nav - tity treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
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Cry TartsrEER's oFr.cK.
CRAM fAffas Nicn.. Nov. 4. lssl.
Notice fs he c-eby gwen thar tue assessment
roll FOR q ms trurfisn ef a Sewer ~ West Badge
street from 6osd =. rect 10 Michigan street. In
The city IL t;rsrd hapiss. ls naw J , nay lanes.
ana tsat 1 nil cslye payacnt thereon tor
fhe -rr.o. cf ~ enrv days fioa this date. at
The Office Of the CITY 1rsssqrer. { ~ hai.
'NN WILLIAM liAAG.
noye5 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14


Grand Rapids. > iesi.. Nov. u. 10.
Notice IL ttresy gisra Jiat tie 80 fSsT7tnt
roll faf ire cradi~g And crTysiaE - BHaffy
pIssae hcf-'e 3-sinass sT7t aHa North
tsssoa s.rest. ~ toe siit "a s'Taisa h4p -. :
new ia rny EaHds, saa tt2t J H4ii refe ~ pa
rnsft ttffean TO- az pr ~ . f.rP g tf~s
if1ra thfs dats 81 the ON = 81 tBs u.if Treas
WILLIE iARE.
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