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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-11-06
Sheriff7s Sale.

By virtue of writ of fieri facias. issued by
Chas w. Proctor, one of the Justices OF the Peace
of the State of Maryland in and for Hartford
county, at the suit of Robert NJ. Richey plaintiff,
against Theadate P. Webb and Nathaniel B.
Webb, defendants, to me directed, have seized
and taken in execution, all the right, title, claim
interest and estate, at law and in equity, OF the
said Theadate p. Webb and Nathaniel B.Webb in
and to the following Real Estate, that is to say,
all that certain
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-11-06

w-Trespass Notice.-All persons are hereby
notified Not to Trespass on the lands and pre-
misses of the subscribers, for the purpose OF
hunting, with dog, gun or trap, under the full
penalty of the law relating to such trespass.
Robert j. Walker, George Baldwin, E. l. Wiki
inson, John Worthington. 3Ooct6t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-11-06

81 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
AraA This property is improved by
&<S&ss& good FRAME DWELLING and
- large FRAME SHOP and fronts on
&zzE64the main street of the village. and
also on the road from Dublin to Greensboro Post
Office.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Cash, third in six months and the
balance in twelve months, credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale and to be salts
factorily secured.
CHAS. S. NJ. BESLER, Mortgage.
16oct
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-11-06

nSY.Take Notice.-Gunners and Trappers are
hereby warned against Tresps ssing on the farms
of the undersigned, near High Point. All such
trespassers will be arrested and prosecuted to
the full extent of the law. Beckett Hutton,
Mrs. Marceline w. Whitaker. 6noV6t
sgrAll persons found trespassng upon the
premises of the undersigned, near Chestnut
Hill, with Dog, Gun, Trap or for any purpose
whatever, will he arrested and prosecuted to
the full extent of the law. John a. Barrow,
Thomas Robinson, Sr. and John McCummings.
6noy3t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-11-06

syTrespassers. Take Notice.-All persons
found trespassing on the lands or premises of
the subscriber near the Hickory, will be arrest
ed and prosecuted. Daniel Lynch. 6noV3t
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
LEGAL ADVERTISING

MokIGAet sALk- prx<1it hsxiax n>~1
~ uzas ~ tie esaaisleas ri . ees1xIb mort
esss executed b kisA 5sfdsp. 81 fbx ssli.ss ef
Niaaiesl.is. baFFy eeanfs n scals.h 70 ssenrxs
sne roeefasa IA tbs estes II he rsess1r- a
deeds OF the eeonfy 81 heat % fbsr = Il
mortgages. 90 psks As on the - asx 81 NAY
4. =. iss ~nish s~.s msrsx-es ~.s sEis -
A. NssnsFa, % TIC z6th az, "a hss D.
i.@A ~ deed ef sssik a1neaf recorded IN the
once q s@ia register 81 assas ieE - . eospss.
90 tie -nfA ess 81 Mas. A. u lsiA. ~ j . 0locS
n. IN liter 81 81 msrsx4x~e "a p~xs -. 80
TIE ssDae % Ace 90 aee IS hlas-
% ehlcR naes s-s4e tAefa Il e.sl1es - s<
due ~ the cate II this hsticf fs< sea Il six
hundred ans eteety sesea cellars aad "a rty-
one eenss a. 81, Of prlacissl sad lnferrst saa
DO saig OF bFecee0ines 81 ias ef IL ecelfs kas.
iAE been Instituted % rrosser tue SD aeel 81
sas part faereaf, hov thersfars. ~ sirfet az
and IL Pursuance a the statute IL ssch c1.s
made AID pfesided. ssia mortSs<e w-f ~ leFn-
ceased - s~ar 81 The pr Miss. sheFeln 40
seneed: iof ths pnFpass Il ssEls;sisE she s1a.
intene<s sseesea sba tbs essfs &Ea ca ecAsss
allowed ~ AN. al pablo s1ci1sl, 80 the a al
81 bidder, en- "Wednesday. ths Ssf dA< - Aus
ssf a. =. issi. ~ Sea eeioek ~ si< hsss. . a
q ga, d~s. Al tn* ssssh trent Ger q he
ceari Block so-csileol. Ia 1ks cits 81 sand
haesds Nichlean. that t<isG the plsns 81
heia aG ihs eireu;t court Tar the eeuEs< la
Uses 10 be ssld are DESERVES II ssis ssftssss
- 10 leHs, tewit;
Los acrnber two hapdreG sne stshty-eos ,sxll
keni plst. according 80 the rcceraes 81
theIesf 10 Inc cas- OF orsAa hAplas. "a I'D
Bslsa. Crane Rapids Nsehis4n. NAYS A. n
iesl fkID A NAAsAkh.
Aas.sass q AaslkAss
Alioraey ier Asslsnee Of Mertsass
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

necessity the Mother OF INVENTION
''Same old story Of starvation, and that
sort Of thing" exclaimed the cook as she
answered knock at the kitchen door and
found q forlorn looking tramp on the
step.
mo. cookie, old GIRL" he said. with a
debonair manner, you're of your stove
lid this time"
"Well, what do you WANT" she in
quired, bracing herself against the door.
Something to buy liquor with?"
"Of again. cookie, thou queen Of the
starry armament" he warbled, and tried
to chuck her under the chin.
"Git out" she screamed, cor I'll throw
q kettle Of hot water on you"
"Prithee, Empress Of the Range" he
murmured, don't do that and destroy
my usefulness"
"Wcll, tell me what you want. then.
or leave the place."
"You won't tell any Of the boys, Pearl
of Pearl river?' he asked smilingly.
Il don't know any of the boys, as You
call them" she snarled.
"You lovely thing" he twittered. 81
fain must tell thee ALL"
"Why don't You then. you dirty
idiot" she inquired with tender en-.
phasis.
"Well. then. cnliest only Of my heart.
he whispered, 81 want to saw cord OF
wood. whole cord. because you seq
But she didn't see: the shock was toe
much for her and she tainted dead away
and the lady of the house gave him hall
q dollar to run for n doctor
1T pays better'n anything l eve,
tackled" he said softly to himself As he
went out of the alley gate.-Detroit Fres
Press
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
Prayers fer Rain.

have heard my father say that In the
days OF his early manhood. which dates
back 10 more than a century. In a season
of protracted drought IL was a custom for
the descons Of the church situated in tho
old town Of East Windsor To call together
the members on a week day and put mp
petitions for rain. And he has assured me
that these meetings were always followed
By rain He failed to tell me- Just how
soon Among shos~ al~sys In attendance
Was man of the mans Of rotwins. enc
WONDERFULLY eiftei In prayer.
M father called 20 mind some ~ tnis
pioas mans earnest EXPRESSIONS. such a.
Send down the rain. q Lord not Ia tor
rents. but In eups0us Esiel effasisns" On
% occasion ~ extraordinary snd prolonged
drought be put his Petitions nearly In the
form ~ . demand. Rain they must have.
rain th~y would have, and they could net
DO without II. Realizing that he bad ssss
100 far ia that d.reesion, he qualified his
demands ~ saTfBe. % fsoFs, ws 80 ms
wish 20 dictate. bet only 10 advise. -
Hartford Lace
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
DARING PROJECTORS.
They Mako . Lengthy Trip Through q
Famous Death Valley.

They Mako = Lengthy Trip Through the
Famous Death Valley.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 14-About .
month ago Bob Montgomery, a brother
of the famous prospector who located
the Montgomery mines. together with
two companions named Sherwood and
Metcalfe, set ont from the Montgorn-
cry mining camp with six jacks
on prospecting trip in the
foothills around Death valley. They
are all old hands at roughing it, but
they agree that the valley was we'll
named. In making the trip down Fur
mace creek TO Cottonwood a hot wind
came up in which It was next 10 impos-
sible for them to get their breath.
The animals began to give mp and
they were compelled to abandon
their packs and start on hunt
for water. What little they had left
they mixed with vinegar and oatmeal.
but the intense heat soured the oat-
meal and made the mixture so hot that
IL would actually burn them when they
wet their swollen tongues with it.
They found the remains of the wagons
of the lost party Of emigrants that
separated from the Townsend party.
They found bones. but the heat had
almost reduced them to powder. and
the woodwork on the wagons had
all been burned by the Indians. The
Townsend party started from Salt Lake
for Los Angeles and were piloted into
Death valley by a man named Burnett,
where they quarreled and separated.
Their stock oil died from drinking the
poison water at Poison spring. Star
Walton and heat decinsted the party.
burnett brought his wife and child
20 san Bernardino on an OK. but both
died soon after. A party OF nine started
from Sacramento. hut were never heard
from. Some few made their way
through. There were ice wagons in
the trains. and not one ever reached
the coast 10 is estimated that from
thirty 20 eighty persons died at Fur
nance creek Montgomery's party
found an abundance of water on
the west side of Death val
lev and several other springs
and streams that In all PROBABLE
itv have never been seen by white
men before In Cottonwood canyon
Montgomery found several hundred
Shoshone Indians. apparently in q pros
porous and contensed condition. who
were much surprised aud delighted to
see q white man come from the burn
ing desert They report mountain
quail ard sheep plentiful on the west
side. Montgomery estimated the dis
lance covered by the party 81 over 800
miles
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

We shall make our own tin plato ex.
actiy as we make our steel rails and
the greater part OF our carpets and Or
binary wooieus. The iron traders said
that We could not make steel rails
twenty years ago. or that If we did the
cost would bankrupt consumers. But
we have been making our own steel
rails for dozen years, starting when
English rails were selling at 500 ton.
and rs we have brought down the price
TO $50 1t cannot he said that we have
bankrupted anybody yet. Our rail
mills control the price of steel rails
now, but twenty years ago the English
mills controlled the price. That makes
our iron traders sad, but this people
can stand it.-Philadelphia North
American.
Our form Of Government depends
upon the intelligence OF tho people,
their capsbility for self-government
and their availability for assimilation.
To add to our population the people of
Cuba, Haytl or Guatemala would be
SIMPLY to incorporate INTO our govern
ment a class utterly incapable OF per-
forming the duties Of American citizen
ship. We would either have to nullify
our principles of popular self-govern.
ment hy holding those populations in a
condition of acknowledgements, or we
would have to admit into citizenship q
large number of people wholly foreign
TO intelligent demOcracy,-Pittspurgh
Dispatch.
Its settled that the remains Of JEFF.
ferson DAVIS shall finally repose al
Richmond, Va. Since they must re-
pose somewhere, Richmond Will do
but 80 long as this government and III
capital stand rs monument TO the
honor Of the Father of HE Country the
life and grave of Jefferson Davis will
cut ANAL figure in comparison
Richmond will hardly change hel
name to Davistown.-Columbus DIS.
patch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals.
oFfl0a - bo.Es :. FTsIle MesKs. !

oFFsCa 80 k0skR "a fFsL1C kokKx
6KAAp kAFEns. Mica. July q l>sf.
Sealed proposals sill t< received - the once
Of the Board gntH "Wednesday. July Ia iasl
Al - y. II. Ter furnishing cast frea ~sssf
pipe OF The following approximate Quantities.
ia-etlsef With The EeeessATy special e>stlnks
fer the Sa5ax.
$50 ieef OF stnch pipe $500 feet Of sinch
nine; 81 sc feet OF elneh pipe $50 ieeS 81
ialach pipe 500 fect Of le-4ncn pipe.
Prices te br Ser delivery :. O. n. cars 20 this
city All pipe sna special casgiaes 10 he sc-
cordlnx G. tbe plans aud specifications on Gle
~ The once Of the s,sSrd.
The Board reserves the right 90 reject any or
Issh bidder sN~sl deposit with his proposal
A ee tined che "a the sum Of tse payable 90
tue o.. 3. 49,. n DssSs. president 81 the
Bosl ef Pubic NeTks o. - forfeited fothe
CITY OF Grand Rapids In case be shall tai Go en-
fer into contract. la accordance with hls pro
posi-. sbeaia has SAID proposal ee accepted by
me Board Of fabnc Works
All proposals Iaast be made upon blanks
thai viii be furnished upon application 81 the
once 81 the Board
BY order Of the eosra-
JANIS n. DAVIS. President
ATTEST
Fsrp. A. TwAxlEr. Clerk. ,uly Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

pR0BATE 0RDER-s.ate Of Michigan. Coun-
~ OF kent-s~ Al a session Of the Probate
rate once. IN the city of Grand Raplds on the
STU day OF June. In the year one thousand
ei tht hundred and nigety-9ne.
Pres. n. Cyrus T.. Perkins. judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF
JOHN r. BE5RAw. deceased.
Abbie NJ. SeRraw haviag flied In this court
her petition, praying that the admin istrstion
Of said estate may be granted tn herself;
IL is ordered. that Friday. the 9Th day 81
August. 1891. 1T ten eelock in tae forenoon, at
said probate on ". be appointed Tor hearing
So Il petition.
Aud IL rs further ordered. that a copy of this
ord r be published tbrre succets We week pre-
vlsus Ia said day OF hearing. Tn the 1uysksn-
HER.Lp. n daily newspaper prlated and cir
Gu ating in.said couafy ~ Kent.
CYRUS r. PERKINS,
A true cory. Judge az Probate.
ApoLrH h. Mason, Register. wedn July "a
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

Tie r.ru>s yr~e*in ne 81 ss< esnett,tss~s a
the Fhosnir Furniture Coaspxuy vii - hnla
- - 1-1re on th< roraer - fsttsvs AID fx,si
sF-~fs q fef city - Grnnd R1rfds Efrhf-
f.sl, ~ = e'etgek n the even rg Tor fts ppr-
ross ~ esrftnf se~tr cf~e~trvs f<s~ fsss sfsss
ire yesr, sna Tor TIE Transaction - sp@t nfhe~
tse rneetinE
nv, MERRILL. s.eresa-,.
Grxn1 Raves. Nich- Jnes - lsc1
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

joan WAsANAKER has been one OF
the most successful business men in the
country. This 10 his idea Of adveItis-
ing: 81 never in my life used such =
thing as a poster, or oodger. or hand
bill. Ny plan for fifteen years has
been 10 buy so much space in . news
paper and fill it up with what ! wanted.
would not give an advertisement in q
newspaper of 500 circulation for 5000
posters or dodgers"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
Sealed Proposals.
CTFicE ro.rp OF PruiIc WnsxS,
cp.~p rAptp@ Mich Jusx 1901

CrFicF Do.rp OF PrniIc wnsxS.l
GRAND kAflp>. Mich. July &. 1891. !
Sealed proposals vii. oe reeels cd a. the Of
hce II the board uaiii "Wednesday. Jn.s y.
inch IRE hydranis.
Prices TO be for hstranis delivered free on
board cars In this city.
The board reserves the right TO reject any or
al bids.
Each bidder hall deposit with his proposal
a certified cnesk for slett0. payable u fae ar
der OF James y. DAVIS. President of Board II
Public Works. 10 De forfeited TO the city
of Grand Rapids In ease ae shall fall "a enter
into contract Ia accordance with his proposal.
should his said nIooesal be accepted BY the
board of Pubic Works.
All proposals must b. made upon blanks that
will be furnished UPON application al the Of
fec OF the board.
By order Of the board.
JAMES \. DAVIS. President
fAttest1
FIRED A. TwANLEy. Clerk. July Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

Dssshss 81 Claire Winisas 10 Called

Dpsshss 81 Claire Winisas - Called
When the regular Saturday night
meeting hst been opened in das and
ancient form. and the jsniter had sig
nailed that tho Thermometer showed "
degs all over the hall, Brother Gardner
looked around and inquired:
lis Brudder 81. Claire w illiams pres
ent wild Us dis eyenin'y
He ar" replied the individual a.
luaed 20 as be rose up.
You viii please step dis way"
Brother Williams is known as the Jim
dandy Of the club. He uses real bears
OIL for his hair. wears patent leather
shoes and has been known TO change col
lars twice = day since the warm weather
set In. He has had his photograph taken
known TO pencil his eyebrows while rid
ing on the front platform Of u street car.
'.Brudder Williams" said tho pres,-
dent as he looked down upon him. ''you
are 'sposed 10 be do purtiest an sweetest
member Of dis Cotton Blossom club"
YES. sah." replied the brother. grin
ming AZ the compliment.
Has you got any reg1ar bixnes.
Brudder Wilhams-any reg'lar bixness
'cept dat Of lookin' purity an SWEET"
''rze a waitah. sab. but out Of job
jist now"
"How long has you bin out Of q job"
bout 10 months. sah."
lis dat suit OF clothes paid fors'
mot quite. sab"
us you squar' on yer board?"
.'i'ze leetle behind, sah."
"Does you owe members Of dis club
borrowed moneys"
"Jist a few dollars"
'Brudder Williams," continued the
president, II has had my eye on you
since de fust night l sot in dis hall. !
sized you up fur purity man, an see
was right. How you got into dis crowd
can't say. but kin easily tell you how
you will git ont Of it! We doan' want
no purity men heah. II we had hop
yard an wanted sumthin' fur vines to
climb up on we could make use of you.
You might do fur fish bait, but we has
no time to go fishin'. When y man sots
out to be purity an sweet he amt no
good any mo-. When his only ambishun
is to grease his ha'r, wax his mustache
an go long de street as IL he was STEP
pin on aigs. he amt wuth bein' bit by a
ten cent dawg. Brudder Williams, you
is purity, but you owe mo- money dan
you kin pay in two y'ars. You is sweet,
but You has to dodge de tailor. You has
an elegant way Of liftin' yer hat. but de
hat amt paid fur. You walk like guv-
ner. but yer shoemaker duns you almos'
cherry day."
"Y-yes, sah!" stammered the victim.
IL am gwine to give yer q show. II
durin' the comm week yer kin find job.
git into some comm clothes, arrange
to pay yer debts an GIT rid OF dat ha'r
lie an perfumy, You will still be carried
on our rolls of membership. II not. you
needn't come heah agin."
The pretty member returned to his
chair in state Of great mental excite
ment, but after cooling off and thinking
the matter over he told Judge Cabifl
that he had decided to stop being sweet
and pretty and become one Of the pillars
of the club.-M. Quad in New York
World.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

|. have aided the Democrats 20 take
possession Of the State and 80 gerry
mAnder il as to hold Il for all time. un-
less there . political revolution and
uphesvsi among the independent, JUS
tiee-loving. free people that vii shake
OF the grasp that the usarPers have
fastened upon the state The Demo
Gratis could never have gained the
power they now exercise. bad is not
been fos the ald they received from the
Alliance. an organization Instituted for
that express purpose.
And the Tribune might have added
that the gerrymander sas made At the
expense OF rural districts. and In favor
OF Democratic slrongholis Ia einea
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
orFIsr BoAss os Pesaae wesSs,

OfFIcn EoAkn o. ferlAc NokNe-
GASP RsrIDs. NlcH.. ia y q, lssl. !
Seated proposals viii be received NJ The Of
nee OF the board until "Wednesday, jay i5.
lssi at 2 Vi p. ~. Tor furnishing atoat - kate
valves OF sizes ran. laS tom 4 10 10 aches
Prices 20 be for \ alses delivered Tree on beard
cas- in this city
The board reserves the right 20 reject any OF
al, bids
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
Ger Of James n. DAVIS, President OF Board cf
Public Works. TO u forfeited - the cry 81
Grand Rapids ia case he shssi fail enter tnfa
contract. In accordance witA Ass proposal
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works.
All proposals must br made upon o,ank> trait
viii be furnished upon application ~ the OIL
fc~ Of the Baarc.
By order OF the hoard.
JANE y. DAVIS. fresileai.
fAtt~sf.i
Farm A. IwAxLEg. Cork. ssy IS
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
sIocknoLpERs MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
Ing Of the stock holders OF the Electric Rail-
way Com. ANY OF srand Rapids. will b~ held
~ the one. OF said company IN tie city of
Grand Rapids. Mich. on tie iourteenfh 1tl
dav oi yu.v. A.B- ISL. commencing st eleven
flli o'clock an A proposition will he sub
miited TO the stock be.a-fs OF said company
~ sad meeting. Tor their adoption or rrjec-
ton to authorize the board Of directors 90 cell
and convey MI the property. franchises. rirHss
and privileges oi sasd Electric Halfway com
nsny 10 arr ether railway corporation. Said
meeting will also be held for the purpose of
electing I've 60 directors OF sad company 20
serve during the e8sutnE yea. aud Ter the
Transaction Of such ether business a. may iss-
fully come before said meeting By order OF
the board of directors
BEN S. HANcHETT. yB.
Dated Ja'v ]. AID. 1891. see'y Elee Ky Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

Ex-SEsAToK isCALLs does not seem
to command the unqualified respect OF
his new allies. such . man ~ senator
PETER. who invented and perfected the
Alliance scheme, bearing the heat aud
burden vi the day. now that they have
got the thing running, do not care to
have others come In and ask for the
cream. PETER has no use for Ingalls,
and ne characterizes him ~ burnt
out fuse. an empty cartridge. an ex-
ploded she'll"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

kHEAlFf's sALE-By virtue 81 ~ erseatisn
- issued cut OF sna GDeer ttlf sea- u tus CO
Gull court OF the c0unty 80 ksiit. "a ths state
OF Michigan, s'tsstea 81 shs istb cas ~ JAY.
A. "a ls>s. - me osreslr4 knA cesisered. a
fassf Of lebeoca Aifucg, FiafAtiu. aHa
axx.asf the esoas abs IN sSteis. &sa Us seat
the cot thea II tie sra. estate u Arirs
Wrfssch the dcicndanf. therein uaraed isate
levied ffe.esn And siasii ssnose f-f s@e az
,suhilS se1..ea o. sesale. - It's ia 81 9 g.
der ~ t:se south front entrance 70 thf 81 60
court reams seaGrl bisck ss-e~iiedi. a. tie Say
OF ssrsId k1llas. AicnissR. thai tsng ise
lace ~ Aolaihs the circuit cd = o. t'.r - ots
where's - IA pr ,air~s are at artcd. on ~ asy.
tss~ sIis =, OF AeSust. A ID. lsi, sf ten ss'asex
IN tie 3vTraoon 81 sald a3y fAe lelleNlAs d.
SCI hid l. nos ana premises
Ala that certain piesc 81 fsarcel 81 lard. sfa-
stee aud Dring IN 1hr eiff 81 oT-1d kspcs.
county ri Kent snd .. ate Of n cbiKan. khtsn
anf desc ft~c ss ielaoss. fesai i@f uuBt~f
oae % OF isreselfh's suS6ivlsica 81 OF Zen 20
81 J. p. thubb's add tsen 20 The clts o. orAn4
Rapids. AichiaAn. tcaorcfas IL fas recercrd
plat Of sSle subd Wa Ca. $40 lof bifac hiiS -
feet trout OF le~nzrd street ana llnrts-stx 80
feet on Ser ba-r street
Dated. tide I'd day q ianf. A D. ~.
LOOMS h EfSHof.
sh-ffd q kent Giants.
By ISAAC 4. LANufEAlA.
Ildc1 aAcf q.
fsasx A. R0porss.
Attorney .oT P.slniia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

Produced from, the laxative and nutri.
tsous Juice 1T California fss, combined
with the medicinal virtues Of plants
known "a be the most Beneficial 20 the
human system, acts gently, on the k.d-
news. liver and toweis, eseetusdy
esesn<inz tbe systsna, dispeltnx colds
AID h~sisches, aud curing habitasl
coats, 2atea.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
TrEAsunEn's NOTICE.
cityTres.urer.. oroa

City Tressurer's once.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich /. July 2 ls9i (
Neuce - herebF giyea that the assessment
roll Ter he opeaing and widening ~ IHion
- - from Frsncs street - Hail street p tire
city 81 Sfshd tsftas. - Dow Ia pr hands rBd
thaf VIII receive payment thereon Tor The
F~rfpdf II twenty days rem this dat. ~ the
ofhee Of the Treasurer. cfts Hal,
alLLIs EtEE
sWy .. Ctr Iyeassfr~r.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
IREAsURER's NOTICE.
ctrY Tt,.srr,p.. ORR,

Cry Tryssrrvp's 0rrrcrl
TRssr BsFIrs. Mich. JuyT lsa
No''ee - hereby siven that the assessment
roH Tor grazing anu frs.efing u Harofs Y
teH !. fr IN Piainntia ave NJ 10 Anfih otrtst
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thereon fer the period 90 twenty fsys a. n
this date. at tie once OF TIE City Treasurer
CITY Hall.
WILLIAM HaEE
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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
HEALTH IS WEALTH

MINT. a guaranteed specific ftr llysteria. Dizzi
ness. Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use OF a, cohpl or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental
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In insanity and leading to mferv. decay and
death. Premature Old AYE. Barrepness. Loss
Of Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses and
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brain, self-abuse or oyer-indulgence. Each box
contains one months treatment. sl.0D a box
or six boxes for 500 sent by mail prepaid on
receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by us for six boxes. accompanied by S. %. We
will send the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued only by
WHITE & WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy, Sole Agents.
80 MOnrOe-strcet, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.