davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-23

Pescador, the little son of Gano, cap
tured another race yesterday. This 2
year-old was bred in this county, and
has been the most consistent performer
on the California turf this season. At
Sheepshead the California horse Sir
John was winner, while the ugly-tem-
pered Duke of Milpitas landed race at
Garfield Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Nov Is 1891.

; West Fad L Co. liz lG7s
, IN Telephone. y pos
Water POwcr-..... 2i3 -
, [ entelHia NJ N. o.. - IL
n r. Tel t. Tel. % 49,.
Rutte & Best Cop Is IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19

Transactions in State issues were limited 10 ,he
aale of $1,000 Louisiana consol As al 80 ~.
There were no sales Of city bank stocks, Dut 1e"
shares were sold at public auction
The general bond market remained laiflS
active ond the principal variations were smah
advances The selling Of St Louis anu SOUTH
wesfe I'm issues for Berlin account was ehded ap-
parently. and irsts rallied per cent 10 90 o.
and seconds nearly az much to ~ Atchlson ln-
comes advanced 5-8 per cent 70 % Ia ana heu.-
ing incomes were quiet, but l-4al-2 per cent pet-
ter The consoicuons declines occurred In the
Richmond Terminal collateral trust issues VI
these the 6s fell abruptly "a per cent 70
s6 IL and S. after touching So, closed 2 Is per
cent lower at SO rs. Reference Is made 10 our
full report Of bond sales ..
Money on call again ruled at 3 l-2 per cent
The extreme range was from 3 10 per cent, ana
tbere was much more business Al the lower than
at the higher rate. The last loans were maoe
at 3 per cent. .. -. ,,.,,s
Exchanges. SII62I63I3; balances. Sc ,36152s:
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the clearing
House S539O58 The net loss on balance was
sI2I 76s made up by loss Of S217,6s an COIN
Iess q gain of $l55,92G in currency Inc DAY
operations included Receipts, 81, 517.566 pay
ments S2,6s0,334: resulting in a general Driance
of Sll5e25,2l2 consisting OF Sll5,5eo'ooo COLI
ard So 43G, 644 currency.
The Treasury bought 1866 ounces OF si!ver
bullion at prices ranging from 94t1 10 ss'su
cents an ounce. The offerings amounted 10
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
csiysd to-day 9i22,eeo National bank notes Tor
rSs customs ssssisu vsss ssaA.bos. the iassraA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19

" ARIcoCELE CURED ~ years by Dr. HEATH, with
y poialcss netrnes after surgical operations clamps
electricity filed. l0i East 20th.st daily evenings
SUNDAY forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19
Diplornl Notires.

PITTsBURG. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST. louis
RAILWAY COMPANY,
PITTSBU RG PENN, Oct. 80, 1891
rNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this COM
pany hay, this day declared dividend Of two ~ per
cent clear Of taxes upon the PRE- ERRED STOCK ior
fhe ia months ending June 80 1891 out OF the net prot
M yabe IN and after Nov 20 1881 AZ the once OF
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company Newforh u inc
refered ,to ders their legal representatives as
bey NAV stsrd registered upon the books Of the company at
o'clock y. NOV. 10. 1881 - A.,
The transfer books will close Now 10 and open on NOV
pyidonds may be collected by sight daft the Farm
as lSln esd Trust So1p"hy M Ss"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19

HOTEL CASTLETOM

Brighton Heights. Staten Island p minutes from
elevator steam heat open fires piazzas In glass ele
rooms and table everything new and iirstelass; 50
inducements for winter JAS. II. RODGERS, Prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19
THE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL SAILS. CLOSING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19
Connirn Dcar0 Ucnteo.

XVANTED-Boad in the Catskills, farmhouse where
w there three four In family for gentleman. wife
and child, for several wec%s two connecting
qulred Write terms location. &c, u L. o. Box 1853.
New Rochelle, n. Y. Answer for week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19
TIVE DAy IN THE BOND MARKET.

Government bonds continue to be neglected at
the Stock Exchange, but the market was strong
and bids for the Is were raised l-sal-a per cent
lions were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19

Br fannie IS 80 Britannia Dee % II IN.
.IIaestie Dec ., 80 Majestic Dec. 50, q.
Gcrinanic. Dee. II :soa M tyrnanc Jan
sr-utone. 1G 80 Jan. IS
White siar DocA. foot OF West lothst.
'Sscond cabin on these steamers. Saloon rate, $50
and upward according and location OF BERTH
second Cabin, s35 and $40. Excursion tickets on favor
able terms sSerage from 70 the Old Country, 30.
COInpanvs onire. No 20 Brcadway, New York. Phils-
delphia once 400 Walnutst IL. Maitland Kersey. Agent
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
CRANE BRos. = CO.
wholesale Hardware. Stoves and
Paints.

Among the leading merchants Of VA
zoo Citv. the firm of Crane Bros. 4 Col
stands al the head IN tho.way Of push and
enterprise.
The way IN which they have built up
large busines In their line ~ less
then eight years, Ii standing proof ~
our citizens that strict attention 70 busi-
ness and conducting H. on business
principles will win every time.
Mesers Crane Bros x CO., are by sar
tile largest dealers In their line "a the
Yazoo Valley and among the largest u
the State.
They employ buyer residing II New
York who keeps them posted on the
markets. md places their orders when
anil where Ii III To the best advantage.
Tho result II they make the prices TOR
their competitors 10 meet, and effect y
that they have doubled their Wholesale
business within. eighteen months.
IA visit ID their house reveals tlae Tact
tha9 they carry iii enormous stock N
Cutlery. Gune. Winchester Rifles Heavy
and shell Hardware, Tinwares Stoves,
Paints. oils. Glass. sash, Door8 Blinds
Mouldinas. Wagons, Carts buKgien
Harness, pIows. Cultivatora haF
rows etc.
Thev have recently added 4 plumb-
inn Department 10 thaIf business hnu
| have d full team of Plumbers ~ their
shop. They have put IA a fine sample
room 10 show these goods and aIe aaiiN
/ making contracts with our citizens ~
| nut III fixtures, In anticipation II lnN
/ Water Works being ready " supply.
water very soon,
Tho firm II composed q SiAas. III
Il F4l.sSs1.t MF I444s4s tIFWMH.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
GEO. N. POWELL.

FIRE, LIFE AND AccfDENT INSURANCE..
This agency Il one Of the best known In
theeouaty and was established BY Capt.
Powell IN 1885. II needs not our pen 70
assert rs perfect reliability. Capt. Powell
ii we'll known, and you cannot find q
better agency anywhere In which 70
place your insurance. He II doing a
leading insurance business and solicits
your insurance on dwelling houses and
iufnitnre, churches and school houses,
store houses and stocks, gin houses and
cotton and other classes Of insurable
property. fIc represents the following
well known and fire tried companies
Liverpool and London and Globe, Of
England, Western, 81 Toronto. Hartford,
81 Connecticut, Home, of New York,
Of New York, Niagara, Of New
York, New Orleans Insurance Aesocia-
ton. Of New Orleans, Sun Mutual, Of
New Orleans, New Orleans, Of New Or
leans. Southern, Of New Orleans, Alncri-
can. al Philadelphia, Equitable, Of Meri-
dian. Miss, Delta, Of 6reenyiile, Miss,
New York Mutual Life, Of New York
aud the Standard Accident Of Detroit,
Michigan.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11


will Dc more ~ tlAe future 81 aqN's''cs
the interest q the city' There afe go0o
grounds for believing that their ehsef'
prise and foresight Will grasp slle oppQf'
tunities offered for placing PSF II WIS
front rank " Southern cities.
PEOPLE CIR SICK
hsya NM Mi IL frequently nor II fatally
i i Il 'hsl;eved q, III those who have MT
ta,,an q I'M tro,l,Ie Il, ascertain the faess
,.aoas.lino tha sanitary condition of tlAis
sact;on Asa faithful chronicier ii facts.
,I,;s u.,;tav M felt Ii lii duty is ACQUIRE
as.a nshl;ah the tr,sth upon fhis subject.
fyona data furnished by pIiysicianA iii
,,s,;g,,,s navsa II the county Il appears
Il .s..4 .s.ss...,l,,,t ,;soasaa borp
shat tise aaaupe Rs1F'.as'''s s's
are malarlal levers n tlle summer any
fall and pneumonia III the winter and
sn.;rg ,aantI.a Dvphtberia Il vefy
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
=. q. oLDES &co.

This popular iirm has but recently
succeaded the firm Of G. n. Blankenship.
Their stock Il large and embraces, tine
fancy Groceries, Qucensware, Glassware
Woodenware, WiEowwarc' and ~ TACT,
s.fn fhla store a kcpfon hand
Family Flour II the purcst brand
The best grades N teas and c0iieee pnft
And everything IN the erpcery line
Their stock ialaree, new and complete,
and Il Il their aim to please one and a.i
by selling iirsl-class article, tor as snaii
4 sum as possible. Their popularity 4
affeafod hv the immense amount Of pat
ronape they have secured, Dir. 0Iden
the senior member Of the firm j well
and fayorably known to the community
and stands high in business. let ~
say in conclusion that for the acc0mmo-
dation Of their patrons they run free
delivery wagon.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

ccllcnt shape, here healthiulncss un.
questioned and hero sncial, educational
and Religious advantages al that could
be desired while 20 the sentimental and
romantic reader, he would lcll ot how al
evantide and al the dawn ol day, solt
sunlight glints the waters 0i the faxoo
og how upon It's bosom poet, artist. OF
lower may drift on for hours and. yet see
the beauties ~ nalunnewcra greater,
of how ia crystal waters mirror back the
myriad stars Nhichsleck high heavens
O'ea arching vault IL how winged
xcphvr o'ef lss surface skimming de-
light the senses with perfume rare of
the magnolia Qr iaSemine, or may hap ii
queeuly rose h aslarcnt garden growing,
~ readers beth practical aud ruetiCal II
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

limo specially IA made. MesaEa Swain
and Bardwell have Just completed q
new work shop III the rear 0i their 80
tahllshment, and have lifted Il up with
all the convenienees and latest improved
tools, thus lacialallng every detail
TnE nook AND STATIONARY pEpAngMKNrs
Contains a full and complete line
III stationary, school books, school sup
plies and everything pertaining to tnlA
Tine. OF the gentlemen comprising the
firm but little need he said. They are
we'll and fayonsbly known and stand
exceedingly high both socially and Ia bus
mess. TuK KSENTfNKL congratnlutes these
gentlemen upon the success they have
attained and wish them continuance
IL the same in the future. Their clerks
arc prompt III their attention 70 custom
ers and their deNght il 10 please.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
Il. ..B. I.IGIFTCAp.


nnY 0oons AND anocERfEa
The we'll known establishment 81 III.
Il. LiQhtcap, located on North Main ST.,
Ii III all respects one Of the most snbstan-
tiaI and reliable houses in his line in
Yazo0 City, and whose history since It's
inception lii 1883 has been one Of steady
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

The stoucfs Plano 4 Furniture O.
We scarcely believe fherc + hQ4@ in
Mississippi better known Or lnDr whey. aF-
rrecIaied than the above ullI known ana en-
fernfis'nr firm. They handle Hno une 81
Pianos. organs house furnishing ErQa1
inrs fire picture. fcfrrzratoIs baby l-rn1E7
md M fnfI everything rlftaiuIuH ~
fir.f-cInss esIabli.hmtnI u t1eIr Kind. Their
rlicrs are always tie IoHess and nI7tl repuIlI
ana their goods 81 tire tIzt qualities hey e|S1
eeII rIsl lke flIslnflrnfu4 plan rIElnz e1.I ie4s
menIa. and rn1r1nfee zltI.l11t.eu. II1lI 'N1-
meme sl0uo s looaiad on fiain rIl.| n1Es
door n lIe eruroH nfloe. II11le rIa l4U NH1
anvll.ine yoa nant IL fbe houz '|'..'..'t
s..sa- I..i1lEtE EIIEIaflIa| 20 I' ElN ElI ID. e
yon ned ssIIi6in1 in tI's'r Ilns |aeF .sa .,te
sea- c0uzl4<11r.1 We
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

Il growing and important feature y
he interest oi the city, and many Of her
best and most reliable business men are
engaged in the Wholesale trade. The
field ia Is not yes full, land men with cap
ital md experience viii be gladly well
coined. The Wholesale md retail mer-
chants have done MUGS ia the past and
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11


proved methods BY trained and skilled
instructors
There are ten churches in the city, em-
bracing an the leading denominations,
and noted for the talent and popularity
of their ministers, as well Al the christian
zeal 81 their congregations.
In TACT, the growth Of the city while
steady and devoid Of the fatal ''boom"
features, has been such A. to convince
all observers that Yaxoo City II dcslin-
ed in the future tc b ono Of the most
important industrial cities in Mississippi
as ii Is now oneOf the most pleasant Of
residence, but few places in Mississippi,
possess the bright outlook and assured
prosperity that now distinguish Yazoo
City.
Public buildings are very generally
considered the true index 70 the thrift
and progress Of the people living under
the shadows. Judged from this stand
point. azoo City will not suffer. Hand
some NhuRph editiccs send their spires
heayen0ad, and the school building i
an ornaiiAnt to the town.
The Coafi House, an elegant structure,
built 1T j cest 81 $4,000, is one Of the
handsomcsG pf its kind in the State,
The Sewerage system, which il being
rapidly built Is to be the most complete
system Of drainage in the State.
The main for the water works have
been laid on all the principal streets,
and quite d anumber of our citizens have.
already connected their homes thereto.
The purest of water win be in few
weeks right in our rooms
Night will be turned into day, the
soft rays from the electric lights viii soon
gladden. the hearts of those compelled
TO travel around the streets after dark.
This plant Is nearing completion.
The new public school building with
seating capacity of 800, has been turn
Cd over to the trustees. This i by far
the most complete and beautiful atrucr
ture ofits kind inthe State II was built
at cost.of about $SO, 900, the city donat-
inc the lot. With anabiecorps Of teachers
., -..s IS, 1s;t,, ,,;II Ya,a I'M Finest schools
!. ~ M, sas,.. M
-. - 80 f,;.,, H. ,,,o.,,n s,aas;
4. ..a .,;,4s..T .,'S "a no,v 4, ~ nome i
1900 Il .. sai'a., $500, ;. s,,,d ;,nl,,I,o
1890 Z, M Il 4 ~ @ s,,;ys'ei II =
I lraas, coTt,sess 1 s,'ads4,no nearly
~ 4 40 y L, she hs,.5s Il b,,llaors IN,
s' .,a.,, ,.ss;,,ancas M e A 6 ~ MINI tl,;s.vaar
81 ,. ,,.,s;,,e.,s ,,,a,, 6 i ss,ny;aipo ana
.,.,s,,a,.o,,s ! ~ havo ,,ls,,,v II town r,isIa
r.s7i s. no n.e,..,;,,r $500 s,.ro,g. ~ ~ "a.
NJ, y t.,s;r c;ss yh,S1 i deas;n
s !. s. hals do,en ~ t;,nes i lsrce i
g 9 q !. ~. ssa.. il ,' ,ra,.sionoa = so,o
nvN' ~ = 4 - ...'''.ss. ... + ,.ss..
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

sponsiblc and trustworthy Arms may hc
found. Their we'll known enterprise and
their reputation for honorable dealing
have had much to DO With building up
the business interests ofthe city.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

to Yazoo City is invited by its citizens.
Lands are cheap and terms of purchase
win be made to suit the purchaser. For
all comers, no matter whence they
come, 20 they come with honest motives,
there awaits cordial greeting.
II the reader
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

where the climate and the soil are all
that heart could wish; where plenty,
peace and profit may be found; where
hearts and hands and homes are open
to the deserving. let him heed the call
Of Yazoo City 10 CONE AxD szK.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11
THE GARDEN or PARADISE
Full Of Energy and Vitality,
Wonderful Growth and
Prosperity 70 otoIds
THE PLACE TO INVEST
YOUR MONEY.

River and Railway Facilities, Excel
lent Freight Facilities, Education
al Facilities, Morals, Etc,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-06-11

Of Yazoo county is abundant in variety
and quantity. AS to variety, here are
found pine, oak OF every kind, cypress.
persimmon, walnut, mulberry. hickory,
elm, sweet gum, tupelo gum, black gum
ash. lynn, cotton wood, sycamore. china,
locust, holly and willow; besides other
varieties Of minor importance. As to
quantify, oak. ash, gum and hickory are
upon both hill and bottom lands, and
these. added to the cypress Of the
brakes, give the county timber sup
ply far beyond its needs. These guam
fities and qualities Of timber considered,
it is plain that the manufacture Of furni-
ture and wooden ware Of every descnp-
ton could be proftable pursued hencs
and indeed. that with q proper nppiica-
f.on Of capital and labor. q revenue could
Be obtained from the foresisof che coun-
f. eauni to that yielded from its aeldz.
znsrf1so rAcu1IIns
ere e.sln b. Tie Z. 3 n. v.R R and
tI'z azes Rifez. tHaf 81 saeond = %
e.zsz z=..| aE - SIZE s. lhe s-ase.
The e'I.o.Is afe ihor6uehiy etaied.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-31

As the mayor of the city is IFS repre-
sentative, live city should have live
mayor. The time approaches when the
citizens will he called upon TO choose a
new one. The TELEGRAN-HERALD pro-
poses to give every citizen of Grand
Rapids chance TO name his choice.
The polls will be opened at once and
citizens are requested TO name their
candidates on the form of ballot
printed herewith. No other form of
ballots will be received. The polls will
close at noon March 81, and the result
will be announced in the TELEGRAM
HERALD of April /. The balloting GER
family ought to bring cut the peoples
choice. Cut the ballot from the paper,
fill in the name of your favorite and
mail to Editor Mayors Ballot, TEL
EGRAM-HERALp, Grand Rapids Mich
igan. The result will be announced
from time to time as occasion seems 70
demand.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-31

Col. A. T. Bliss, of Saginaw, is seri-
ously i'll.
Laingsburg is in the grasp Of deadly
scarlet fever scourge.
The Battle Creek jail sheltered eleven
tramps Saturday night.
A lodge of Maccabees with twenty
seven members WAS instituted at Port
land Friday night.
A class of about eighty will graduate
from the agricultural college.
The fast steamer Gazette will run be-
tween st. Ignace and Traverse City,
this season.
The Kalamazoo fire alarm whistle
can be heard at Battle Creek, twenty
four miles away.
The work Of dredging the river ut
Manistee is at standstll owing 10 the
illness of the engineer.
Fowlervile will be rebuilt with brick
and the Holly system of water works
put IN for fire protection.
Philo Cummings, q Michigan Central
conductor, dropped dead of heart dis
case in West Bay City Sunday.
The Trowbridge hoop factory, Big
Rapids, starts up tomorrow with an in
creased capacity of 10000 per day.
John Polglace, highly respected
citizen of Republic, died from injuries
received III the Republic mine recently.
A horse, sleigh and contents save for
the occupants, broke through the ice
at the straits Wednesday and never
came up.
nAr LOT - I'D
her farewell sermon at the Unitarian
Church, Kalamazoo, Easter Sunday.
She will go abroad.
Women may not want 10 vote but
s27 of them registered IN Detroit, last
week for the purpose of participating
IN the spring school election.
Barnes h Spencer, OF Buchanan, will
| remove their furniture factory to Ben
ton Harbor. The Improvement assocIa-
! ton baited for them successfully.
The LatImer residence at Jackson,
where X. Irving Latlmer shot his
mother two years ago, was sold nj
mortgage sale Friday 10 Nathan Jessup
, s2,s75.
George Winslow,a young man or
Ovid. hung himself IN barn Saturday
on what was 10 nave bttD MS NtuuinE
dsy. HIS courage was unequal to the
possible terroTs of mstrimony.
1t now appears that the Losey's, OF
/ Jackson, were not poisoned. Mr.. Lo-
/ sey's illness came from an over indul
/ cance in hard cider and ssuTkrsut and
+ Mrs. Losey's illness was caused by
| fright.
/ "IdFe'' Billiard the dnsky william who
| shot sonny" Whit, Of Detroit, ba'
been captured in Chicago. lie % viii
ing to return without a regu8sltlon
1 White is alive and may recover Ihongt
tbe sun shlaes through his liver.
some genius who evidently believes
I that in Union there = strength proposes
- Joe Haro01" a. the name for console
dated -. Joseph and Benton HarboT
Tie TELFeRsN-fIFRsIB first sug
/ eestad the name believing 4 to be 10
/ most impartial one which cood ~
I chosen. IL combines both the olf
! names taking hsit Of each and wolliE
be immediately recognized ity al whs
/ lad ever heard Of eIthef town.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-31

10 the Fdiior o. the Tss HEsub.
As Il i nearly time for the Repub-
bcan city convention - meet, i n well
for the Republicans 70 cast about for
suitable capd dates % represent them
upon the ticket O. ~ dominated by
that convention A Holland voter
wish - suggest the name Of a man fof
tne Office a city narsbsi, who. al
thO0sn not a Uoilsudef, wound J arm
sore h. entirely acceptable g al HOl-
land Republicans. especially n the east
part Of size city vhtre 20 lives and
wt.ers Re e known BY them - ~ =
good nelehpof and friend. And, s,e-
SIDES, be = q deserving old soldier. a
fatbfni wgrktngrpan and . fpa1 well
Qeai ned IN every Wy 80 perform tie
duties 81 the nffies nov hsid ~ a
wsuid-he fifth terfDef The fBsn "a
whsm 7 write - James T. Lews, Of the
1e-fh Ward. who would give the city
hsil r5ng socb q rscs 81 would stsrtie
them. A H0KAxEp FoTEh
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-31
ASTHMA So YEARS,
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

/ had asthma 50 years very bad,
sometimes had to GO to bed, and the
treatments took from physicians were
of no use until employed DR.. Clay
Todd, 10 North DyisIon-st., Wenham
block, rooms /. 3 and 4. Grand
Rapids. Mich. have been taking his
medicine one month, and no.with-
standing my recent trip of two weeks
to Canada / have continued to improve
steadily. and have only bad one bad
spell since ! began his treatment, and
that was when | was IN Canada. now
breathe freer, especially IN the last
week or ten days. and take lcnger
walks without experiencing difficulty;
in fact. feel that my dreadful COM
plant is leaving me. am Go years OF
age. ;. I'll. lEREA,
Cor. Charles-st. and Wealthy-ave.,
Jan. IL, 1891. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-31
WHO'LL BE MAYOR :?
EVERYONE ENTITLED TO HIS CHOICE
The Telegram ersid Iasites Every Siti-
xsn 10 Assist ia settling the SreAt
9aesii an " no L. the feo-
pies NholSef

Upon the choice Of mayor much OF
the eiiy's welfare depends. Under the
impulse Of = manly, vigorous admins
tration Of affairs, Grand Rapids may
be gwen . good start on the hlgn road
TO prosperity. Its citizens are second
to those of no city IN the West IN
energy, pluck, perseverance,. intelli.
gence and public spirit They are
anxious and willing TO push the city to
the front even more vigorously than
ever before.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-31

lie Wrote TO Lawrence Barrett Trcss-
ing Attendance at the Club.

lie Wrote TO Lawrence Barrett Trces-
ing Attendance at the Club.
1t IL believed that the last letter Gen.
eral Sherman wrote was 20 Lawrence
Barrett. who had been elected a men,
Der OF the Union League Club. The
General had arranged a dinner FOR hum
at the club, but could not 20, and wrote
the following:
No. 70 West Seventy FIRST street,
New York, Saturday. Feb. z, II A. NJ.
Dear Barrett have the old cold
ier's idea that II involves disgrace 20 be
SICK. / have a very bad throat, owing
10 dining out, and also some fever. nv
doctor says it will impair he profes-
slonal good name If he should consent
TO my going 10 the club tonight.
When you get the, inquire for Rich
ard Butter, who expects you, also zee
the secretary OF the club, and Am sure
you will find yourself among friends n
a few minutes. | really feel ashamed
of myself, but 90 many are dependent
upon me that ! must not incur extrAor-
binary risk, and the doctor saws 20 20
10 the ciub this raw night may he re-
ally dangerous N my present state.
Sincerely your friend,
W. i. SHERMAN.
On the envelope was written the fol-
lowing.
Lawrence Barrett, ESQ, Union League
Club:
secretary.-Mr. Barrett will come 10
the club about l0s45 this r. NJ, expect
Ing 10 find me and Nr. Butler. I am
SICK. Take good care 81 him.
vs.. 7. SHERNsr.