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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

enz.p pa~uss around she snkle. szzkEng
> <Anrniag eessrsst 70 The pink tint 81
- sAsei<tng
Blaek sto<k1ngs ere ret worn II ~.
sxeeps With strs<t dxessea Moralns
sseetinxs fsr tAs house are 1as whsts
salk. o. hsls. embroidered IN white.
kIzch o. purple. HslistrSps hosiery ere
displayed IL the windows decorated
vsth psnsi<A yislsts saA pale snow
drsps- Occasional pairs Of black stock
tags are permissible. bat th~y mcst -
hessiiy decorated with whatever g4rns-
talys ornaments the gown. whether il
be je<s. besas. embroidery OF feather
trimming. The last u pretty - .
triamlag s<osnd the top Of the slipPss.
II oae esa rid ones ssif Of the feeling
that sae's fact aud ankles are bearing .
Legged fowl
A deiie&te fan of lace wa arranged
around the tops Of . pair 81 house alp
PER-. the lace being continued ever The
front Of the slipper Ia pretty jAbots
until IL ended IN . rosette At the to-
Any girl with modieam Of ingenui-
y. pair of old leather slppers and .
jar Of paint of gliding can make. with
little trouble. . pair Of slipPers 70 match
her incest house dress. or . gilt pair
that win go with every costume These
homemade slippess wear very nicely
and are really as nice - one needs for
occasional house wear. Ii one goes out
much or has plentiful supply Of non-
ey, the case Is different
A street gown Is in carnins tinted
peau de sole, with . hanging belt and
pendants of black gimp. The throat
and wrists arc ornamentca with y fsath-
CT RUNE.
Some one has discovered that chair
grewn on the premises" is always moro
stylish and becoming, or that il can be
made more stylish and becoming than
any that is transferred from another
woman's head, and engrafted upon your
own. There are capabilities IN ones
own hair. impossible for the hair-drcss-
er who seeks To decorate one with tho
boughten article.
The height Of the hair In. a. the old
lady liked her beefsteak, medium" II
Is gathered at the back Of the head. and
is loosely braided, then il is carried up
and down the back Of the head in two
long broad bands. much longer than
they are wide. Hairpins to match the
hair, black, COLDER amber, arc used for
retaining points
Should the locks be too scanty 70 per-
NIT such reckless display, there is still
. blessed balm left open by Dame
Fashion II L. the old coil known al q
French twist. Tho French twist Of 81
viii begin TO coil almost At the crown
Of the head, where, after a single turn.
The hair will be fastened and curled over
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

Facts That Have Hesn Ascsrtslne1
Science and the Mechanics

Facts That have Hesp Ascsrtai.sA ~
Science and the Mechanics
Gold-beaters, by hammering, can
ness that two hundred and eighty-two
thousand must be laid upon each other
70 produce the thickness Of an inch.
Yet each leaf is 90 perfect and free
from holes, says the st. Louis Republic,
that one Of them laid on any surface. as
in gliding, gives the appearance of soid
gold. They are SO thin, that II formed
into book. fifteen ..uadred would only
occupy the space Of y single leaf of book
paper. A single volume of gold leaf
book one inch in thickness would have
Ne many pages as an entire library OF
fifteen hundred volumes of common
books, even though the volumes aver
aged four hundred pages eachi
Platinum and silver can each be
drawn into wire many times smaller
than human hair. The former metal
has been drawn into wire SO fine that
twenty-seven Of them twisted together
could have been inserted ia the hollow
Of hair; that is, if a human being or 4
humsn-made machine could be found
minute and precise enough for s,ich
delicate undertaking.
A burning taper uncovered for
single instant, during which it does not
lose power amounting to the one-thou-
sandth Of grain, would fu with light
q sphere four miles IL diameter SO as to
be visible from every part of the COM
pass
The thread of the silk-worm is SO
small that an average of forty-two of
them are twisted together 10 form a
thread of common sewingsillx; that of the
spider is many diametcrs smaller. Two
drains of spider-web by weight would.
II stretched into a straight line, reach
from London, Eng. to Edinburgh, Scot
land, distance of over four hundred
miles.
In sour paste, the milf Of a goldfish,
or even in water in which vegetables
have been infused, the microscope dis
covers animalculm so small that mill
ions Of them would not equal the size
of grain Of wheat. And yet nature,
with singular prodigality, has sup
piled many of these with organs as
complete as those Of whale or an ele-
phant. In q single ounce Of such mat
ter there are moro living creatures than
there are human beings on the face of
the globe.
A grain Of cermine or half . grain of
anilinc will tinge hogsliseA OF water
so that a strong microscope will detect
coloring matter in every drop.
A grain of musk will scent a room for
twenty years, and ct the end of that
time will not show that IL has dimin-
ished in the least.
The organs Of smell in the turkey,
vulturc and oarrion crow are so delicate
that they can scent their food for dis
lance of forty miles
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
ROBBlNG THE MAILS.
he Ingenious Plan Of . Merry Pest-I
Once Thief.


eve get some pretty tough cases.,
said an old post-ofiice Inspector, ''but it
has been my fortune TO run down every
case on which was set to work"
sVhat was the most difficult case you
ever handlcd?" asked the reporter of
the Cincinnati 1'imes-Star.
at happened while 7 was stationed at
Utica, Y. Y. about seven years ago
replied the inspector. Many letters
containing valuablcs had been missed,
and by dlnt Of hard work we managed
shsved-fsced young fellow of about
twenty-five years He was clerk who
distributed Che letters into the boxes Of
the carriers.
ssAs | said. we managed To get this
far on the case and then I set my trap.
had decoy letter containing twenty
dollar gold piece mailed from a country
town IA Connecticut 70 a prominent
stove dealer in Utica The letter failed
10 reach the carrier promptly, and felt
we had our man solid az last.
Fl waited for him until the dinner
hour and as he came on. Of the office
accosted him. He came with me, and.
look ss closely az might / failed to
detect any signs NJ unessiness in his
features they were perfectly innobile.
He walled with me into the Office Of
the postmaster and submitted 10 \
thorough search. but no trace Of The
lstser or twenty dollar gold piece was
foun5 on his person
To say I was dumfnuaded is draw
ing il mildly- he appeared 10 he very
Indignant But, whether ! vas right o.
wrong at ire time. the petty robeer,es
came ~ sudden stop No NOR. com
plants were heard az for month.
Tier shcv began sysin- The sirne v>s
hound wosld not fail. so ! set watch
On nv man.
s-pue day wheas 49, sso-t ~ stve
w TIE $3.50 In desp.tv noticed sb- fell
low ses<ing rg an envelope and drop
ping Il ~ Ne aoer When ne had rore
picked up the scraps Of paper and
sftsr hard jce usenarcd ~ psece IL Z
va aiShesrten~d when I saw That sl,e
enxslaps had been addressed - hznself.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
THE w0xAN or Fashion.
r yonD @ - psuusnnAsuu q
yi11A AvsnnaI


ngYuHonR. - ~ xAMne =. Sonxso8l
- y ssmness1 sAat moss vsmsa hsvs
p>sinhaA u pnsunonia from wearing
he bsesofns and faAhionAbAs hstis
eapss thsn from any oehss one ~rtisas IT
dress. &c undrsss. skss has ever bssn in
vogue. IT, hiuA collar doss s0usthing
towards nsntrsliziag the svi1. bat II can
Uoe Do eli. fne there Are the Arns To BE-
proteesed. - well - the small II the
Aosh. - sia region and The neighhor-
h0sd % ths stomach
IL y - tempting 20 wear ons's esps
3zst once more. of eoarss. il will be
discarded IS soon as the weather u cold
saough 10 call for jacket But. to-
day. IL y fac ousrof>doors ssd the breeze
sesns soft and bAlny. Though trins
piercing - one waits upon . corner tar
Abe street ear. And 80 the csps soes on
Again and the woman looks sxylishiy
brood Of shoulders and fashionably
mail Of waist. Perhaps she may ssr
eape once on twice more. hut the dead
" pneumonia and bronchitis. not To
aention pleurisy and neuralgia. are ~
ing around loose ready TO penetrate each
lvulnerabis spot that they may spy
IN woman's protective makeup
The little toases thai are worn for
Nhssser. carriage. shopping and calling
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

an iron. II will then be brought for
ward to mingle with the front bangs.
This style while hiding discrepancies in
the shape of thin, scanty and short locks,
also helps the bangs to appear heavy
and abundant.
Jackets still show . tendency TO be
very snug in the body and very large of
sleeve. The loose fronted coat is worn,
but always with deep revers that
are lined with fur and which
viii lie smoothly back on warm days.
The tight-fitting English jacket is double
breasted and secured by frogs across
the front.
A model skating jacket shows large
velvet sleeves trimmed with astrakhan.
A band of the same fur borders the coat
and high collar of it protects the neck
Of the fair skater. A toque of rough
goods to match the coat is trimmed with
a cocks plume and narrow strip of
Persian lamb interviewer with the folds
of the cloth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

arc deceptive - 70 price. The cost n
not q al enmmensurate with ths size
of the haA A little one with pulled
crepe de chime crown. feather band Dor
der. ostrich tips 1T tho beck and
couple Of ~ ornaments costs sixtses
dollaru.
Another ono an black with black
cloth crown, Persian lamb band. silk
pon-pons and two Persian lamb ''hcadsr
costs Sls. By leaving of the lamb
"heads" the price Is reduced 70 S12. n
you take your own materials there il
not much difference in the cost, for the
making of the toque alone Is s. and the
frame and petty expenses come to
three more.
For those who have regular features.
not too large. and naturally sweet cx.
preston tho little nat toques, nearly
the shape Of brimless sailor hat are
becoming, covered plainly with silk or
other material. In the front may be
set . cocks plume towering saucily
erect.
Coats arc greatly diversified by trim
lmings and ombinztions Of fur. gimp
and braiding. An elegantly braided
Jacket, so finely done that the cloth ap.
pears almost as IL brocaded. can be had
for $50. Il barely comes over the hips,
IS close fitting and has tight sleeves,
slightly pulled 1t the shoulders
A favorite jacket Is a combination Of
seal cloth and astrakhan. There are
sAstrakhan sleeves and an astrakhan vest
with astrskhsn lapels, collar and cuffs.
The body o. the coat is seal plush These
ore. likewise, quoted at about $50, il one
GETS the silk plush and the real fur.
Another coat has braided body with
Persian lamb sleeves An elegant gar
nent Is of heavy black cloth with full
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
Second Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice IS hereby given. that the ofice Of the
collector for the Second ward wili De hele AZ
No. l6 North Division street ~ enham' block.
and that the tax roll for said ward ID now ia
hands of the Undersigned tor collection. ane
that he will attend al his said once until and
including the 10th day of January, after the
first publication of this notice, from O'Clock
a. N. until o'clock D. M. for the purpose on
receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 10Th, 1880.
II. J. D00kNISk.
Collector Second Ward.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
Sixth Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Office OF the
collector Tor the Sixth ward will be held az the
southwest corner OF Seritnef aud Leonard
streets. ana that the tax roll for said ward is
now ia the hands OF the undersigned for col
lection. and that he Win attend at bis said
Office until and inclu3ing the 10Th day Of Jahu-
airy. after the first pu5ncation CT tits notice.
from 5 O'clock a. IA. until o'clock p. fn.. for
the purpose OF receiving taxes
na.sd Grand Rapids, November 2sh. lfs1-
JOHN Htt9B ERHlpE.
Collector Sixth Ward.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

~efsst - hsrtf-T .sen tt&f to 80 81 fhs
eeIfrr1r fer tire 1.1fh war1 v1ii - hste ~
fisf ss5f rsff s. ~1m r. fts tsez 81 fbe
nnaerSs kre6 f6T eal ecti1H. ats fhSf - VT
ssteac a. sis sad lfhct Hnp ara leo zexns
the lfrs asx q TeH94YS site TIE tess Fssfsl-
c&ffne ~ fhis rssfiee ffnsn ss&sst -. see =
et+sak , ~ feT TIE ssrPsss 81 feseisinf
t1xez
D<tez ersns Fspsss Esvsvstey "a, ~
eks1tI..
Css7i<ffeI Teots Nsre-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
Fifth Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that the Office Of the
collector for the Fifth ward will De held az G.
and that the tax roll for said ward is now IN
the hands Of the undersigned for collection.
and that he will attend al his said Office until
and including the 10Th day of January after
the FIRST publication oil This notice. from :
O'Clock a. NJ. until o'clock p. H. fof tie per-
pose OF receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 9th. lsso
A. REITBEkG.
Collector fiftn Ware.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

Notice is hereby given. that tse once of the
collector Of the seventh ward vii be hele AZ
the pa Seventh street. aud tbsf the tax roll
for said ward is nosy IN the hands OF the
undersigned ter collection. anG that be VIII
attend ~ his said office until and lnc!u0ing
TIE 10Th day Of Jsnphra. after TIE frsi pehiiea-
ton Of this aotice from e'ciecS T. N 90 ~
O'Clock y. m. for tire purpose Of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 9Th. $50.
JOHN CULLEN.
Collector seventh Hzrd. =
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

Notice IS hereby gwen, sbas tag once - tie
e.Iieetaf far the NiEth ~sEa v3f - hele -
Ne ~ West bitten street a41a fhaf tee tsg
rs3i for SD vsfa - Bes IN ffse hsBss 81 fBs
undersigned for collection. ate All llt eih
attend a. his sad ssfsee u1fli aar t,sffufnE ftf
S9fb das o. 5snasTS. sffer ihs hrsf ptfsiies
tsoH ~ ffss BDfiee freSn 5 s'esscE a ~ rAtls
e'cfsck 2. NJ. for fse rgfpa<s q fsaeiysit
faxe~
Dssas Grand Rap8s Fe~efeees zssh, 80.
All h. ShSFn5.3s
fsflsesef rfefk rSvz
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
Third Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that the Office OF the
collector for the Third ward viii be held al
No. y South Division street. Wiieman & Tan
ner's store. and that the tax roll for said ward
is now in the hands Of the undersigned for col
lection. and that he viii attend az his said
January after the first publication Of this
notice. from O'Clock 4. IN. until O'Clock p.
M, for the purpose of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids, Nov ember 18th. 1890.
LEONARD A. MERRJLI.
Collector Third Ward.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
Fourth Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that the Office Of the
collector for the Fourth ward Will be held at
Room 2. Court block. first story, and that the
tax roll for said ward Is now In the hands 81
the undersigned for collection. and that be
will attend at hts said Office until and includ-
ing the 10Th dav of January. after the liixt
publication OF this notice, from O'Clock a. m.
until o'clock D. M. for the purpose OF re
ceiying taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids, November 18th, lse9.
CHARLES A. ROBINSON.
Collector Fourth " ard.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

pROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan, Coun-
~ OF Kent. S. At "A session of the Probate
Court for said County of Kent. held at the Pro-
bate Office. in the city OF Grand Rapids on the
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus Il. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of
WILLIAM l.. BLACK. deceased.
INA Chaplin. by her ausut. having this dav
filed in this court her petition praying that the
administration of said estate may be granted
10 samuel Smith. Of o.rand Rapids. Mich.
II is ordered. that Friday. the 10Th day Of
January. 1871. at ten o'clock In the fore
noon. az said Probate Office. be appointed for
hearing Said petition.
And IL is further ordered. that copy of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
Herald, q daily newspaper printed and clfcB-
lating In said County Of Kent,
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
a true eopy.l Judge OF Probate.
ApoLrs B. Mason. Register. monisn 5
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ s ate Of Michigan. county Of kent-ss
Notice - hereby given. that nv order Of
the Probate Court for the County Of Kent.
made on the l3fa dsy az November. 4. ID. 800.
sIx months from that date were allowed for
creditors to present their claims against the
estate Of
BERNARpIS NYNHOFF.
late ~ said county. decreased. and that all
creditors If said deceased are required 10
present their claims - said Probate Court. 81
the Probate ofacs- in the City Of Grahs Rapids.
for exsmsHatteH and allowance. on or before
the 18th day Of Aay next. and that saeh
claims will be heard before said court. on
Wednesday. the 18th day ~ May nexf. 1t
ten O'Clock N the forenoon Of that aay.
Dated Grant Rapids. Nfch.. Nov. -. A. II.
iSa.
CYRUS r PERKINS.
mon dec Judge Of Probate
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
EIghth Ward cnIIeciot's NntIoe.

Notice Is hereby given that The of.ee 81 the
collector for he Sigbfh sard eiil DC bsia -
No. - Eowcry street. ana that the al ToB
fsf said var9 Is nos ~ tse hands 81 the
undersigned for collection ard fbtt be VII
attend ~ ri. said effce unff' az Inc udfi IN 2
10Th day OF January. after ths FIRST pofties-
ton Of tlsis.Boficf from : efiscB . "a upfil ;
o'clock 2. m. for the puffsss u refeiysnf
fsxeS.
Dated Grand Raplds. Koxeuber 9th, fseo.
FkRnfN M, SfHWftU.
Collector kighth y ard.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
First Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is leseby given. that the Office OF the
for rbs First ward viii bt held al No
l65 Ellsworth avenue. and that TIE tax roll for
said ward is now ia the hands OF the under
signed Tor collection. and thai he win attend
al bic said ofice until and Including the 10Th
day on January. after the first pubficatfsn of
this notice. from s'eloek a. m. until e'csock
p. m. for tire purpose of receiving taxcs.
Dated Grand Rapids, November 18th. lseo.
MARTIN G. DEJAGEK.
Collector First Ward.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

1 ws3 sbs~s - VEN swsy wsasn =
oAeuxh< skxuek nae.
Il cane aewn tAe Dsss neralng 49,
fore - ys<<Ag eiers esEas - ~erk AID
ss~sssneA uvself seAfad . sesses rs'ck.
fs>s -1re@ shservsticn. sss Ia sSee =
p1sssson that l coxik ss< sas fs3iews
every scsseA l saw ham tshe several
s>Anpea And sAnz~sssd eovsleDes frsm
h. paskse snA vsikuossr ~ the stamp
in8 sAbAs and csne~l tAs ssanps- Dur
ine IT, eourse ~ the mernkAg ssw the
fellow slip four Letters insh&p II - unsny
eavelepes ana seal tbs envelopes Then
knew my suspicious were oxreea
weas TO ths cArricr who esvaed the
lsseers - the mAn's home ana secured
shs four letters addressed 70 the fellow
hinnself
Have ysa esrrisA many letters lf,fs
tkiBT ] asked hika-
"sYss SIR. the carrier said 4 carry
foar or ave day
Then l called the fellow int my
oflies and told him we bsl determined
20 have ne mail Of the clerks delivered
a the office To heAten the duties Of
the carrierx l then told him that
had four letters for him, and handed
him the mtasives l he'd received from
the post-man. The fellow Warned pale.
and was on the verge Of fainting when
! asked him To open and read the letters
IN my presence.
With trembling hands he did %. and
Inside the envelopes addressed TO him
self found four valuable letters i'd
dressed TO big wholesale house. He
broke down and confessed that he had
been stesling for about six months and
that during that period he had alb
stsact-d nearly fifteen hundred dollars
from business letters. He had spent
the money IN rambling"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
TRrAsrRkss NOTICE.

C4ts Csers's 0Rsee
Grand Rspsd<. Afch, Dec II. lss8.
Ncffee IS hereby gwen that THE assess ne q Z
roll for fhe opening. wfaenfra sad exfenstcn
81 North LAFAYETTE street ffaTa fairbanks
street e Carrier street - the etv Of araaa
Peri3s now n ny bs1dS. soa that via
receive PAYMENT thereon tor The FeFiSa ~
twenty DAYS fraw tais aate. a. toe o1ce 81 tse
CITY Treasurer. Cit. Han.
GE3RGE z PERRY
fzn7 CIV treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
DETROTT. NovENrER ,. $50
LANSING 8 NORTHERN y. y.


DAILY. tEvefy week cay
-.ca A. Al. runs fEro ugh 20 Detroit with par
So ief Car seats - cents Arrive 1T New
Sofk ~ Is a.
Loo +. NJ runs threush 70 Detroit with par.
i.-V lor ear ~ests. u cents. Arrive 81 Rev
8ork ~ q. ~.
625 n rs I'es. e ps s,, via Z, E Ps.,
hork 80 ,. ".
For tsckets ard Information Apply nj f,pson
ticket ofict. ~ n onFee e. ard T nier depot
efo- Txi1ANEN. Gen. passr Agf.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

City Trrsszrsrs orc,
Grand Rsrsss Slch Dec. II. Is3
Notice - serety given fhef ne sssessr7e -
reil Tor grs6 81 sraveilsz sxa paving re sas
tsrs Of Twesffs svtna= frers sesfb fTFfsfaz
sfr-st - Iansx Fl " G r r. ce. - th@ so u
s9r2nd Rapf1s = aox n ry ha4as. ss8 sasf
~ f-eents s7-< fro|r fsft s1te AZ tA< n%ee -
6k0RGE r PERRY.
AN CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
A ssEssMENr Rofa iar tAs oans,raes.e. 81

A ssEsSMEsT ROLL Ter the oonssruesses OF
- u sever ~ TgDlrf street, IRON = ia street
to Fourth street. IL The cts II nrzfia Rapids
afFicz 90 AfFf tAsKks
Gs.Np kArns. Mich. Nov. -. issc. J
To-
Elvin c. Allen. BOARD of IencstssA, Fern
hard Bregksr. Joseph bfosger. Am- T. Ben
nett, Mrs. st<rAep Cool. Asry ceye, estate 81
David C.arkson. May q. ksoclt, fsn Halt,
chftsiits He8sler, Nina 4. May. Jessie A. Nc
Pherseh- LYMAN d. Norris. Andrew PeFoskrs
clarissa Rosenhsrg. JamesD EobinSoh, Henry
Joseph Richter, Lnn ssrbaer, ksa I. ses-
pour. Elisha q. ktesoIs. Rschoias AEboen-
hsfen. Trustees 81 Paul's Memorial Church.
Trustees Second Street NJ. + Chnrel. Grana
Rapids. Mich. Whifworth Jehs. Christina
Wurxburg.
You are hereby notined thar an assessment
Il about To be made upon you 10 desray the ga
pense Of the Aforesaid Improvement, 81 assess
ment roll has been made IN the premises and
is on file in The clerk ONCE OF sale city where
il viii remain open Tor Inspection until Mon
day evening. Jan. 8. 1881. when and where
you can appear before the Conner Council
on said evening and shew cause, II any. why
said assessments Should net be made and col
lected according TO law.
W. A. sHisgsAs.
8 City Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

sease< proposals vfil - Fecssvez ryss.f *e~
k~vry FaFnsee 80 ssfs. HF - = sleek - tA<
> fersser - tks Est fzT - 4tnE<rD. tS1 81
rat ~ - 8arss ssrartd.a snk keisgerv - So
rs lr.<s ~ s - rerse - =esA. p srt q seez.
Hseessf fsT - requirements Scr 1*~s >>&f<
specs tsetsa4l< f1<z isfsr1 ~
CbAIEfF y CASE
S-crtfsrs ss1 Eeb4zsr,
EspeervTs NIL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05

4Daliy. All Others daily except sunday.
Taking effect Sunday. Jusy J.. lsss.
Sleeping ears on Pacific and Atlantic Eka
presses 70 arc from De4reit Parler cars run
on Day Express and strand Rapids cypress Ia
and from Detroit. Direct connections nads
81 Detre:f with all through trains LAST, Ilck-
els en- sale st lnisn Ticket once. 81 Monroe
ST, aud ~ bhi0n depot.
Fnrn NJ BKIC0s, Gent Act. IS Monroest
q. W. RuceLEs. q. p. and I. AL. Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-05
CHICAGO January 4 1881.
Aro WEST MICHIGAN s.y.

fNeek days 'Daiiy. 'Except Saturday
C.00 A. -. has through chair car 10 Chi
'.ov caeo. No extra charge Tor seats.
Loo p r. runs through 10 Chicago solid
l.oo with Wagner buffet car. seats -
ctEtx-
505 r n 's trspsh Issjr car sa 6 M ,ss,s
10 TfEstrSl Clfy.
lbs ~ Is s9s ssis Win w e s,r,ss s
AID also a coordination Sleeping ana
parlnf car Through 10 Indianapolis.
via Be1ton hsrbof.