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trron ,h. Klkins New..l

Roy Y. Stone the Kingwood or
gan man. spent several days in this
city since our last issue. He made
us a very pleasant call.
Business is opening up here in a
very encouraging manner. There
is every reason to believe that the
growth Of Elkins. this Summer.
will be without a parallel in the his.
tory of West Virginia towns.
Tho plans and drawings for the
new car shops to be built here are
completed. 1t is the plan of the
Railroad Company to build their
own cars hereafter. Itis estimated
that they can save nearly $500 per
car by manufacturing them here
where they have the lumber instead
Of shipping lumber to the shops
where they are now built and bring
ing the cars back to this line as
they have been doing heretofore.
A lodge of the p. o. S. of A.
was instituted in this city a few
davs ago, with good membership.
This makes the sixth secret society
organized in Elkins. and. we un-
derstand, the Free Masons and X.
Of 2. will, also institute lodges
here soon. 4 good showing for
town less than two years old.
The w. Va. Central Rlilway
company resumed work on the Re
lington extension. last Monday
morning. Thev have over one
hundred men at work, composed
principally of polAnaers and Ital-
ians. Additions to this force.
competed Of Italians ard negroes
will be brought here in few days.
Authority has been given the
President and Executive Commit
zee to improve or extend the rox6
st their discretion, and VI, arc as
sarcd that every effort will be made
20 extcd il as far as possible this
Summer. Thore are great nany
strangers III town looking mp its
business prospects or in search cf
work.
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ANANIAs IN WESTON.

All during the last campaign the
working men were told by Dem.
ocratic editors and orators that the
tariff on TN plates put tax upon
his dipper and dinner bucket, not,
withstanding they new, or should
have known. that the tin plate Sec
tion of the Mckinley hill would not
become law until July !, 1891.
Now for the effect Of that law upon
American industries. Before its
enactment not pound Of tin plata
was made in the United States; new
American mills are turning il out
by the ton and more than dozen
large mill nre III process of erection
in various sections Of the country,
and the tin mines i'm this country
are being for the first time profit
ably worked, and, most important
of all. the price Of tin plate ia to-
day, in Chicago and New York,
twenty per cent. less than IL was
last September, and dealers are pres.
dieting that il will be still cheaper
after the new mills get to work.
This isn't campaign blustcr, bur
IL is plain statement OF hard. solid
facts which can be fully proven. -
lIesfon Ilorld.
The latter part Of the above is
all lie, pure and simple eyes very
simple too aid made from the
whole cloth. all lie and over yard
wide. Such stuff is fair sample.
Of the tariff rot found in many Of
the Republican papers and IL makes
old Ananias turn over in his grave
TO think how summarily he y,was
dealt with and how the same offense
goes unpunishcd in this the reign
Of Ben Harri Son. Now let us SEQ
abont these "solid facts, which
can be fully proven" We dare the
World to name the American
Mills that are turning il out by the
ton." We also wapt the address Of
the "More than dozen large mills
IN process Of erection in various
sections Of the country end we
defy this modern Ananias to locate
the Tin mines that are bting profit
ably operated" in the y. s. Please
publish list OF thcse place ard We
will write to them and convict tie
HOrld with It's own plain state
ment.P This is no campsign
"bIuster" either, bnt mere &C:
ceptance Of the challenge thrown.
out by the World in an ungu rdcd
moment. The editor hus either
been imposed upon or else is trying
TO impose on his readers one or the
other. This Ame, icsn tin mine,
is getting to be regular tramp and,
has be located all over The United
State by the JEALOUS and ! norunt
or lying Republican editors ard he
story h's g9lten to be such a chest.
nut that we call halt ON III travels.
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pointed, rs doubts have been OK.
pressed Of its constitutionality.
Secretary Foster is in Ohio, but
there is quite as much CONSERVATION
in the Treasury Department as there
usually is upon q change OF admin.
istration, and the impression is gem
eral that many heads are TO fall in
order to mako places for Fosters
machine Republicans. Treasurer
Huston is expected to return TO
Washington tomorrow. but he will
not. they say at tho Department,
again resume his duties, although
his resignation has not been OH
chilly accepted. There is a we'll
defined rumor here that Mr.. Har-
rison will try TO get rid Of Huston
hy rendering him an important for.
eign mission. Private Secretary
Halford says there is norhing in il.
out it finds many believers never
theless.
Last night at the hotel ut which
Hon. William r. Morrison lives.
there was & lthering of delighted
Illinois Democrats exchanging con-
gratulations upon the election OF
Gen. Palmer to the United States
Senate, and no one expressed more
pleasure than MIR. Morrison. who
had been prominently mentioned
as candidate in case of the with
drawal of Gen. Palmer.
Republicans here take special
delight in the knowledge that the
extravagant appropriations of the
last Congress will make deficit in
the Treasury which the incoming
Democratic Congress will have TO
provide for, either by reducing CT
penses or increasing taxation, and
they actually have the gall" TO
express their delight TO Democrats.
Perhaps when the Denocia House
begins to show up some of the fl.
nancial crookedness OF the majority
in the last Congress, as it is Almost
certain to do, these fellows will not
col quite 80 gleeful.
The Treasury Department has
notified the claim agents that all
payments under the direct tax act
will be made to the States in trust
for citizens thereof FROM whom they
are collected, and that no one will
be allowed to examine the direct
tax records Of the Department un.
loss authorized by one Of the States
to do so. This is black eve to
tho fraternity of claim agents, but
1T would be safe to bet that copies
of the Department records were in
the possession of favored individuals
before the order WAS issued.
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William Playford Townshend
States Attorney, for Care coun-
ty Maryland, died at his home in
Oakland Sunday March sth 1891,
Of that fatal mslady. BrIghts disease
lie was aged 33 aud a very brilliant
young lawyer; leaves u wife and two
children to mourn his early death.
The funeral took place on Tuesday
at the N u Church after which
the remains were Lid to rest IN the
Odd Fellows Cemetery II Oakland
We met VIZ Townsbend ia wash
jngion City last March. whore he
was then resting from the duties Of
his Office IN the hopes Of improving
his then falling health
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ARE rou IN THIS

sons - 70 church on prayer intent,
In Guest Of soulful Consolation;
Some 70 display their worldly bent
Asd fashions latest dispsnsAtion
Some bend the knee to or2Aeus.
And 90 10 hear the quartet eAoir:
while sone bow down 20 Morpheus,
REGARDLESS Of prsdsstinsd are;
some seek the sanity parson youns.
And 30 to Eare. and, gazing. love;
Some. seoarxsd by Mrs Grandy's tongue.
To prove their treasure Is above;
But astend the haliowed shrine
For better reasons. yoa1i all asree-
hyswesthsart's pew 10 next 20 mine,
Aud when she prsys she smiles At me.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
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II you want any kind Of Printing
done, come 70 ou Office and exam
inc samples and get prices before
you give your order elsewhere. We.
have a fine stock Of job work and
guarantee satisfaction or no charqes
made. Please remember that. and
give US trial. II you want any
kind Of work done and can't come
to town. just write aud tell as what
you want and We vii do the work
and forward it to you. Don't send
away or go out Of the county to get
fine work done, no differences what
it is, give us chance frs.. We
will save you money
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The Weston World makes the
startling statement that the Repub.
lican party Of Connecticut Is solid
for Coy. Hillas witness the follow.
ing editorial from the last issue Of
that paper "Ths bu'glsrs and
other thieves Of tho state Of Con-
necticut are unanimously in favor
Of the nomination Of Gov. Hill by
the Democrats next year, on the
comprehensive platform "stand BY
your friends"
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There is more Joy ina newspaper
Office over q letter containing cash,
than over the ninety and nine that
contain circulars and compliments.
ries to exhibitions, that tho editor
has not the time nor inclination to
ailend 81.
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Te~asAdsls.


ToxaeAsiaIs.
Bsn~ss-oas J. shAAsr
hes0r ier-Jamss ". White
oSa7sii ns1-- v Martin, JulIuy Monroe.
Henry W Nardock, asnes T Flynn and George
sselctles;
Hnisnts of Pytklss--LodSe meets every Tcss.
tAy evening at their hall over J.. ~. Bakers
stese at 7s9e o'oloek.
fnds3endoxt order Of odd Follows-Lodge
tneets every Saturday evening At their hall in
sishs2'u niock ~ 10 o'clock.
Gol1sa Rais EnoanDnent, No. 80. I. o. o. r.
mests First and Third Monday evenings Of
cash south, in the odd Feilows' Hall, over the
postoSBee.
Ths Iniensndent order % Good TenpIars-
to1Eo rnoofeoyery friday evening, in tns X al
2 Halt. at 79o O'Clock
-Elas rstiiy rrt5s "a. iS Ip1rpvsi ortcr Of
s. c'ct9ck W tbs 1Bights Of Pytbias Hail over
Bieter's st0ro.
Churehes.
~ 2. cs1reh--lsv u. ". rider, Pastor
Sscvlce8 ~Pseaehing every sunday AZ io;3s am.
al 80 p. "a. ganaay School .. N. Glass
n "a Prayer Meeting every Thnrsday sysning
Prs,byssrlau Church Rev II. a. Mcdonald.
Bsrviecs- Preaching every Sunday AZ 1870 a. m.
an4 7s3o o. ~ Sunday school at = ,. m. Prayer
hee.ins every Wednesday evsning.
An. y. Church- rev. Bosloy Boyoe. Pastor.
ssrviccf-Preachin1. Fourth sunday In each
nOnth-
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Eeuss OF Dele gates.
xAst ede-pr. n. y! Bryts, Bruceton.
Wsst eiae-Anss Hartley, Nasontown.

eAsriG--Dantei r. Jacksou.
Dsyuties-Iulius K Monroe. Kingwood, Valley
and Pleasant: 4. ". Csiss. Lyon; j. q. Lantr,
gnisn: X. n. Hsnway, Reno; z. X. cuppott,
ssant Dorsey Fornan, Portland.
eek oireust csurt--John W. Watson.
@srk csa.ty Court. Ami Martin.
Prssssstiag Attorney-Ssll }. Fortney
eoraty snrveyor-A. Y. hcNilicn.
rsPt. OF fsshsols-Ben II. Elsey.
ks~esssr- East side Gabriel Puliiam.
West side. John s. Perkins.
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CanKlaAlss.

Ki.swes& District, J. L. stone. Joseph T.
khodos.
vailsy-A. :. DeBerry. Emanuel Dixon.
Iyon-f. ". Criss. william u. Taylor.
ksao-Yea r. Wooiw ,rt. sam'i w. Bowman.
rsrtiand--Wfn. A. Ned uris, r. c. Martin.
usier-L'oyic e. ShaIsr, OeaTgs GelsSlnan.
rise4snt- Jamcs P. Palmer. A. 4. Chiiester.
oeast- wiilizA T. ID. Ni.lJr
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pssKwasS. Joseph u. Goodwin, simeon Nat.
tsiisy, Dave c. Hisn. Jahn ". stralha.
,bysa. James NcGes. David J. Gibson,
6sae, ~, "a Whesier, r. " sanTncrs
.~s,St!4Afs .foha W hill. Preston Glsver.
- "a. 10 sss ", Shade Juiius Scherr.
Pscassat. Levi =. Miller. ID. Il. Martin.
s7rsat. ~. .a. A-SioSeas. Alpha Hsgzns.
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Cour.s roaysuc,

p~oenter n.
esAaty Usart-risst Monday in January. April,
piy ana October.
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TRAIN loaves KineWood al 7eO e. m and A..
river ~ ruanelton ~ $40 q. NJ. leaves Tunnsi.
ton ~ u NQ N. and arrives a. kineVood ~ 1910
.. y. Leaves kfufwood ot 40 p. m ard STRIVE
- Iau1efton ot 80 B. m.i leaves Tuuaeltrr AZ
s.iep v ara arrives - Haywood ~ a.a1 p ~
I-alA llnL alf11l lnnlxI
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q -. psse<ict--Johs o. rsndleton. whssilar.
eoVn, Jefferson Co.
fsks Dissrict--j ohm d. Alass.on. Nicholas C.
y Kiohsixs Ccasty.
gsssts Distriet-jsnss cspsAart. Point Pie, :
nAs, Mason county,
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laaisi 3. Lucas, Prest. JeEefsos CO.
xe1ry Brsn1on. Lewis Co
y. ". EnKiish, Mason Co
Nsmsr n. Holt, Gresnbrter Co.
=. = Long. C,ork. Kansuha Co
= Akred Cald well. Reporter. Ohio Co.
9pAvcnes At Charleston second wednesday in
<lnnHry. WheelinE. hrst Wednesday In June
enoxiestswn. hrst Wednesday In septsmber.
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PARTED DY PATE.


I'D we'd girl, y
A perfect pearl. :.
In every sense complete.
Fair face and form.
Heart truc and warm.
Aud dispcsitlon sweet.
one whe can bsNs
Aud mend and make.
And got be so rcrnsd -
she'll seem TO mo
To be all thrce--
Cook, angel. wife--comeined.
You ask mo why
Ilonely Sigh
bAehelor forlorns
oh. cruel fate
TIM doomed 10 wait,
She's never yet been born.
Chicago Bvening Post.
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DIRECTORY.


y1os~ruor--A Breoks Fleyninx. Marian coupsv
Se!etsry cf State-W. u. Ohlsy, karieu co
4aAitsr-Fstriek Y. Du6y. Webster Co.
Aegrnsv Gsneral--Alfrs1 CALDWELL, Ohio 90
e9SS- u schssls-D. .. Mcrgan. Monsngal
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Msahfrs efCengrtss.

Ssaxiss ,. Faalknsr. hartinsbure, Bsrkley
ssAs \. Ksusa. oAarls.,on. KasawAa c.u.ty.
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State ssnsssrs--Kle eTenih B.str.sf.
yui,aa Q. wsrley. Kinxwood. Preston Co.
A1pAsxs Garrison. Nonongalia Co.
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sssawssoSsRs osrxTr oouRr.
ersst Disfriot, Samuel Y. Conner, Pres.
HsasaHt. Ben A. Csnzer.
fsrtiasd, u. ID Bensos.
fntsA, Page X. McCrua.
nsao. Aesos T. Sinclair.
s.ysa, Reason A. Peli.
Valley. Aassn watson.
01agwsea, Lorsy shaw.
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gsunty Lf.Ielals.

= Jssge. Th'rs Jv tle,si pis.rIes.
S~sssA r. uske, KinL ~ q. Preston eounty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
rae RAM FOR rne RACES.

The ossss- een Meet asd Agree upos .
ehsduis for July.
1ha Hq'ssemen's ASSOCIATION held q
meet.ng i'm the rotanda of the Morton
last night to hear the report of the
committee appointed TO arrange . pro-
gram for the coming spring races. The
committee consisted of Don j. Leaih-
els, Boyd Pantllnd, Francis V. Liliey
and Dr. Brigham. c. IL. Nelson. owner
Of tie famous trott~r, wac present At
the committee meeting and was con-
suited In regard 20 the program. lie
will probably enter one or two horses.
The program ~ announced by the CON-
mittee - as follows:
July 4--2:2i trot. S400; ESQ trot, s400.
A SPECIAL to be arranged later.
July $3.50 pace, $500; 2:2s trot,
s400.
One-year-old colt stakes. SIS entrance
and 500 added by the society. Nile
heats.
July 7-2:ls pace. $500; 2:4o trot,
$4c0.
Two-year-old colt stakes, $25 entrance
and 500 added by the society. Best
two IN three.
July 7-2:20 trot, S4Oo; 2:35 trot, $400.
Tnree-ycar-old cot stakes, SO en-
trance and $500 added by the society
Best three in five. Sl400 will be used
for special attractions.
A proposition was discussed to secure
the services of an expert starter. but
the sentiment Of the meeting was un'
mistskSbly favorable to continuing Mr.
Lcaghe1s IN that position, his services
having provea to be satisfactory on
former occasions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

ct the whole lake region or large 80
tlons thereof, shall receive the atten-
ton OF the convention. All CONNER
olsi associations or organizations OF
elties or states situated upon or eo1s-
cent aud tributary - these iskes. ana
incorporated cities ssInlssriy located
having no commercial orGanlzASion 20
he represented, are insItcd 70 eend each
I've os lega;ss as memoere OF this con-
veation. The committee viii also, nv
spselai communication, invite TIE gov
ernoT OF each state bordering our lakes.
10 attend the convention. ana ell aiso
request that he appoint ave citizens of
he state 10 act Win him as members.
desiring 10 submit 20 the oonsenton
for " consideration opinions r iatiss
10 the Interests named aFe invited 10
come prepared with suea matter az
they may wish 70 Offer. The under
signed do not II necessa v a this time
- speak farther OF the lfn oartance OF
the questions that should bo consid-
cred by such q convention, and urge
that as . reason for large saance.
We only add thai 1, is the gess fl wish
that tins should be the largest aud most
influential gathering ever ss> Gabled 70
consider these matters, and u'at u may
result IN securing needed legislation ty
congress at it present session. Associ-
atoms proposglE 10 be represented are
rec lested 10 make known the fact as
soon "A convenient to the secretary at
the committee, Geo. NJ. Lane.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
JOE EMERY Ratified.
his Knswlsdge of the Holland Language
Not Complete.

Ms Knewlsdge of the Holland Language
Not Complete.
Deputy County Clerk Joe Emery
issues nearly all the marriage licenses
taken out. A great many Hollanders
spply and help matters along. Joe
has been practicing the Holland express
sion for marrigae license. "Trouw
papi.r." He has prided hlmself upon
the proficiency with which he speaks
the words, but his boasts were nothing
more than bold bluffs. Whenever he
saw . Hollander enter, he surmized his
wants. and asking him If he wanted
marriage license, proceeded to MI out
tue blank. One individual sauntered
bAshfully into the Office Saturday. Joe
sprung the "trouw paper" and the
prospective husband replied "Ja," with
q polite bow and broad grin. Joe
proceeded TO profound the regular
questions, began the biogra ply of the
bride.
whats the lady's name? ?" asked
Joe.
..Nax,v replied the applicant.
nix who~ sharply repeated the
clerk.
"Vot you means?'
"Tut, tut, come; don't you know
who you are gong to marryp
II mary no ones"
Didn't you ask mo for . marriage
license ?'
"Nsw. wants license to peddle
r-r-r-aps."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
Ilre Mt Mct,ord,s

McCoRp's, Nov. 2S.-At O'Clock this
morning the dwelling house occupied
by Henry Nellens, about three miles
southeast of this place, was discovered
to be on fire. Alfred Warner. farmer
hying near. first discovered it, but be-
fore anything could be done 1t was inn
possible to gain an entrance. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Nellens we're at a neighbours, TAX
ing care OF the sick. Nothing was
saved, and all they now have Was what
clothing they wore away the night be-
fore. The house was owned by Mr..
Nellens' mother. She had an lnsur-
ance on il OF $500. but Mr.. Nellens had
no insurance on his household furni-
ture. TIE origin of the frs is \ mys-
tery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
NEWS FROM MuskeCoN.
Notes of General Interest from the Saw.
dust City.

Notes of General Interest from the Saw
dust City.
MUSHROOM, Nov. 2s.-Congressma
II. II. Wheeler was in the city today
calling on professional and business
men and looking over the city gener-
ally. The main objec, of his visit being
TO look up information regarding the
needs of an appropriation Tor our har-
tst-
~ informal meeting of business men
was ED at tho Muskegon Club house
and were addressed briefly by Mr..
Wheeler. who suggested iba, commit
tee be appointed 10 gather facts Of our
harbor shipments, tonnage of entrances
and clssrances and 90 TO Washington
TO help him ont. The original q m n :
tee OF four was increased 10 seven a
sn effort sis. be made By cooperation
with other lake towns to have Mr..
Wheeler placed on the committee on
rivers and harhors. Mr.. Wheeler left
on the $50 train for Grand Rsplcs
Walter Wheeler and n Somerfs d
charged with aiding and assisting
prisoner to escape from the North Au>-
kegon Jail, demanded separate hIs
and their desires we're granted. Ire
case against somerfesd Vas asen Up
frs: and the trial begun st t~c .ciecE-
The case was adjourned unm toraor-
row.
AIphonso Brothers. v'olaenf tne
houor law By keeplng ther ssteon
op~u on sunday, vas gwen 70 the jury
alias tvrrc ga Of guilty ss charged
.ss rendered before the noon nour AR
rived.
IN. old Rifenberx h.ll y andersssre
.x,eosswa repa "a Tae A. q. =. ".
h.v. Iea.>a 4 for ten years, torn essts
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
NEW Yoak.s VOTE
Ths MAJsrity 81 Flower Exceeded Al
Previous KstinastsA

TAs MAJsrity 81 Flower ExcssdsA All
Previous KstinastsA
Albany. n. Y, Nov. 2s-The state
board Of canvassers has completed the
canvas Of the returns for state officers
The Official figures show that
Roswell r. Flower received 5so. s9a
votes and Jacob Sloat Fassett 53s, o55
votes; Flowers plurality. -, 939.
William f. Sheehan. democratic candi
date for lieutenant governor, ran about
5000 behind Flower. His majority
over John w. Vrooman, his opponent,
is 43, $50. Frank Rice, democratic candi-
date for secretary of state, is elected by
ss. IT'S plurality over Eugene +. o'Con-
nor. be ran nearly 10, 900 behind the
head OF the ticket The average
plurality for the democratic state
ticket was 4S. 5of. Joseph Bruce, pro-
hibition candidate for governor, got
50, 1888 votes He ran behind the other
prohibitionists on the state ticket by
about loco. The socialist labor candi-
dates averaged about IL, 900 votes
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
TRAIN MEN FIGHT.

Three Italians Mortaliy Injured in . nat
tie Betwacn Railroad Employees
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2S.-A Wapakoneta
TO- dispatch says bitter feeling has
existed for some time between the
Italians on q construction train At
Yorkville, on the Chicago 4 Erie road.
and the local crew. Friday. while the
Italians were eating in car on a
siding. the local crew purposely ran a
train into their car with great force,
throwing the Italians from their seats.
Jumping from their car, the Ital-
ians attacked the local crew with
stones. They were answered with re-
volvers, and three Italians were NOR
tally wounded. Two Of the local crew
were seriously hurt More blood shed
is feared
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

old stagsnx. srscled . new enc, buiita
large galfory, large reception rooms,
atns Toon. dresslng rooms, ekL, paint
ing and pAperlng. and propose IA ABOUT
q week ntore TO make lt the finest,
largest and best hall In the city.
La the circuit court: People W. John
Helder. discontinued. Some time ago
Mrs. Hslder had her husband arrested
for as au,t ard battery and he was Civ
en- ninety IN justice court but appealed
to the circuit court and the case came
up for tral last Wednesday and adj
jouraed until this morning. Thanks
giving day coming just IN the nick Of
time settied Il aud this morning an or
der VAS ettered discont.nulng the case.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

President Tai nas appointed the fol-
loving coYunittee ~ recommend to The
beard . candidate or candidates for the
Office Of secretary Of toe Grand Rapids
Real Estate ard Improvement board
VIA L. Il. Whitney. Charles For. +. 4.
t.aue,ss, Geo. DeHsvea, Joha E. Peck.
Fred A. MAYNARD, John W. Blofs~tt
The na>nnhsr r ef the com xitsse ara re-
aae<,ed 81 m et st toe Office 81 TIE
president, leo fsttswa street. ca Mon
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