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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-14
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-14

DISBURSEMENTS DURING QUARTER
From Judges Salary Fund $3.50
From State and Redemp-
ton Funds auditors
Salary ................ 10000
From Contingent Fund
Warrants paid ... tS0.63
From INDECENT Sick Fund
Warrants paid ... S74.65
From Salary Fund-War-
rants paid ...... 3,2so.7s
From School Funds-War-
rants paid ............. l,264.32
From Road Funds-War-
rants paid ...........t l6l.0S
s 6,s477
Cash in Treasury Oct. 5th,
1891 .............,.... ......s... y II, 1913 ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-14

BALANCES APPoRTIoSED TO THE SEVERAL
/ FUNDS IL THE COUNTY TREASURY OCT.
5th 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

John Henry. of this city. has filed a
bill in equity in the Circuit Court
against Andrew Hartley and others of
Allendale, Ottawa county. The bill re-
cites that the plaintiff loaned &c Robert
G. Milne the sum of S400 on the 18th
day of May; 1882, and the sum of $500
to Frank Brotherton III December, 1885.
The debts were secured by a real estate
mortgage in each case. The money
loaned was his individual money. but
mortgages we're taken in his wife's
name. SO that if he should die first III
testate his wife would have the money
without waiting for an administration
Of the estate. His wife died IN Deem
ber 1888, leaving no children. The
mortgag gors are now ready to pay the
debt, but Mr.. Henry is unable to dis
charge the mortgage, they being in his
wife's name. Tho defendants are heirs
of the deceased aud he wishes to have
decree from the court empowering
him to receive the money and discharge
the mortgages.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
GYMNASIUM DIRECTOR.
The Y. n. G. A. nas Made Arranxemenss
for One.

The y. n. c. A. nas Made Arrangements
for One.
The members of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
note with pleasure the arrival of A. Z.
Garland of Buffalo. who will take
charge Of their gymnasium, being the
physical director. Ever since the new
rooms have been occupied the need of
such q man has been felt, and it is
hoped and believed by the members
that the right one has been secured,
though much credit is due TO A. j.
Stafford. who has done so we'll for be-
ginning. Mr.. Garland has been in con-
nection with the Buffalo Y. NJ. c. A.,
where he received several years tram
ing, being at one time assistant secre-
tary of tnat organization. Later be
took two years training for the special
work OF physical director, in the Spring
field, Mass, Y. NJ. G. A. training school.
He comes we'll recommended, being q
young man Of rare ability and fine
Christian character. He is about "a
years of age and will doubtless be a
valuable acquisition to the association.
After his arrival new classes will be
established and . desire created for
physical training. He is expected to be
IN the city by the latter part of the
week and will receive hearty welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

The C. q w. NJ. train due at 1858, was
40 minutes late yesterday.
Train No. 7 on the &. r. g. l., due at
2:l6, was As minutes late yesterday.
Mr.. Davis. general freight agent of
the C.. & w. NJ, was in Detroit ycster-
day.
General Manager Heald of the c. h
w. NJ, was At Muskegon yesterday on
business.
Mr.. johnson, Chief Engineer Of the
g. X. Il L., was III Kalamazoo yesterday
on Business.
superintendent Simpson, general eu-
perintendent of the &. Il. d l., returns
from Petoskey today.
During the last month there have
been received at the baggage room at
the Union depot, 25Si pieces of baggage
from the &. q w. n.
Professor Gentry's two cars, with 81
ponies and IS dogs, have arrived in the
city and are nov in the yards. They
came from Big Rapids.
President Hnghart Of the @. r. 4 J.,
has not been able to be at his oifice
since last Wednesday. A severe cold 10
still keeping HIM at home.
Yesterday morning the Natural Gas
theatrical company with II people ana
24i0 pounds OF baggage. came IN over
the Michigan Central from Detroit.
The private car Ut the President OF
the @. X. 4 /. was taken by No. soutn
yesterday. IL goes TO Pittsburg. from
whersIs will convey several rsIiroad ui-
rectors to the directors meeting when
will b held IN this city tomorrow. ine
Presidents porter accompanied the car.
! During the State fair At I.ansing nes,
week, the ID. T.. 4 n. will run speeiss
trains from this city. Iona and Howard
City W Lansing. 1hc daysof sxcufs'oa =
viii he Tuesday, "Wednesday, inursoay
and Friday. They will leave of."1
kaplds on the above mornings -
o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

The exhibition Of mental telegraphy.
elaiTvoysnce or whatever j, may be
called. given by Mr. and Ars. Charles
\. sssen last night. was unique of It's
kind and furaisned food for thought 10
one OF the largest audiences seen at
the theater for . long time VITO had
been attracted by the novelty OF the
entertainment. Mr.. Sfeen makes 30
claim 10 the profession of occult powers
Tor himself or his wife, but the facility
with which the lady accomplished the
clftleust feats allotted 10 heg was u
matter OF general surprise. A COM
mittee OF ak citizens selected from the
audience, gentlemen whose wcll-known
sanding forb.ts the idea ofany possible
collusson, occupied the stage. Two
tiackboarts and the necessary ehalts
were the only furniture. Mrs steen, a
very handsome ard rortly lady, sat
hl .udfolded on chair close down TO the
footiights. One OF the committee put
down at random quantity OF figures
n columns on tho blackboard, while
another member of the COMMITTEES
wrote a list of names. MIR. steen added
up the figures, called oil the names. m
dieated any figure touched or even
thought OF oy anyone on the stage and
did il all with tie greatest OF ease and
readiness. Not u question or word Was
spoken by Mr.. Steen and Mr.. Steen
stood 20 feet away from Mrs. Steen.
She mlnutcly described the watches
worn 10y the conimlttec, giving the
| Jewels. numbers, MAKE and exact time
shown while the watches were In their
| pockets. Each one proved TO be right
| and still they claim II Is y trick lean
| anyone explain thisg) She also gave the
date and hour Of birth of several of the
committee, told them the names Of
persons thought of and called the
names of pack OF cards in variety
OF ways. The mystery of the per.
iormance was Increased by the ap-
parent absence of any communication
10 the lady from any source whatever.
MIR. Steen made public challenge from
the stage 10 all spirituslists aud
mediums OF the city that he would
duplicate any phenomena ascribed to
supernatural origin and do SO by his
scientific methods or forfeit $500. The
| entertainment is to be varied every
night and is certainly worth witnessing,
it only for the pleasure OF wondering
how it is done.
Eldora, the fantasieste. really does
some clever work. Never before in
this city have such truly marvellous
feats been performed. He has all the
attributes Of art-ability, dexterity and
droitness, and the manner in which he
handles lighted lamps without a pro.
test from the fire insurance company
is we'll worth witnessing. He met with
very hearty reception last evening
and made himself agreat fayorite here.
The preliminary magic and cabinet
tricks by zanzic is very interesting and
the best ever seen here. Mr.. and Mrs
Steen will haveno cause to complain ol
the patronage they will receive from the
people of Grand Rapids. Matinee to-
| day.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Massachusetts, 70 the recent national en-
Snmpment OF Sons OF Veterans IN
Minneapolis. aud . On his Way home
from that gathering.
Ex-Governor Luce. vas in the city
iast even az, the guest OF Hm- Aidsne
smifh. Mr.. Luce Was on his Way 10 the
northern part OF the State, On . b1si-
ness trip.
Miss Lucy Ball goes To Detroit today
10 attend the meeting 10 Organize the
state library assoc alton. sne will read
. paper on how 70 select and buy
library books.
Judge Adst and wife have returned
from -four weeks pleasure trip down
the 81. Lawrence. Ihey waited Ihous
and Islands. Montreal. Quebec and
points in New York.
Miss Elizabeth ]. Phillips leaves today
for Kansas City 10 join her father.
Mss Phillips wils take the position OF
coptrsito IN the Grand-ave. church
qnzrtette IN that city.
Frank Brackett, son-in-law of d. T.
Fargo, has accepted pOsltlon IS travel
ing agent for = Grand Rapids houee.
Mrs. Brackett will remain here with her
parents.-Ionia Standard.
Miss Jennie Palmer, of Bartlett-st.,
has gone 70 Cedar Grove college. Gu
einnatl, o., where she will take three
years course She Was accompanied
by Misses Laura Quinn and Ella Rect.
H. I. Chase. of Chase d Sanborn,
Bos.on, has leased s. w. Osterhout's
residence on Madison-ave. Mrs. Chase,
who - now At Harwich- the-sea will
jols her husband here about the middle
Of September.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Next Sunday, the day before Labor
Day, the Rev. Campbell Fair will
preach sermon especially appropriate
to the day, and which all members of
labor organizations and unions are in-
vited to hear. He was invited to preach
before them, and this is the answer he
sent to Vice-Presidcnt Tea, in answer
to such invitations:
"The evening sermon will he per-
fectly satisfactury to me for Sunday,
September s, but as the subject is such
an extensive one I'll have tho same
topic in the morning. Two sermons on
the came text won't be too much.
am glad you suggested to me to preach.
With pleasure l accept the invitation.
Faithfully yours, c. FAIR.
"Will bs IN Grand Rapids Sept. A."
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
Foreclosure Suit.

Bartholomew Scalich, says in a bill of
complaint which be filed in the Circuit
Court yesterday, that he possesses .
promissary note dated Oct. 80, 1899,
which was executed to Peter DeVriendt
by Robert aud Susan Brown. The note
was given for 500, and secured by a
mortgage Governing lot 303 OF Kent
plat. The note was given for 8 years
with interest payable senii-annualiy.
Elijah Bowman a subsequent purchaser
OF the property upon which the the
mortgage was given, Robert and Susan
Brown and Peter DeVriendt are made
defendants in q suit in foreclosure.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
BREAKFAST BREvITIES.

Don't fail to attend the barbecue ana
clam bake, Sept. sth.
SHETLAND wants one hundred walters
10 work st the barbecue and clam bake
on the 9th.
The Lvingston-st. opening case WAS
commenced in the Supreme Court
yesterday and the jury were taken to
view the ground.
The typographical union will meet ~
Company ks hall, at 7 O'Clock next
Monday morning. 70 participate IN the
Labor Day parade.
The Union Mills PisslsR company has
filed . mortgage for $50 in favor OF A.
Paul, covering all OF their stock of
stucco, plaster, etc.
II. B. Miller, has sold his landing at
Reed's Lake, 10 . new company, who
Will erect large ice houses thereon for
next seasons hus,ncss.
Rev. u. L. Bocher, Of this city, has
been chosen presidentof an electro-type
establishment at Lansing. The eom-
pany 10 incorporated and has . capital
Of SIS, 900.
A mortgage for 500 in favor Of Chas.
II. Springer, has been flied by Van
Haltern and Ward. 1t covers their
saloon fxtures and stock at 7S South
Division-st.
The Office and headquarters OF the
new consolidated Street Railway CON-
pany, will this week be moved into the
new power house at the corner OF Lyon
and Csmpau-sts.
Judge Grove has appointed 7. J..
O'Brien, Isaac ~. Turner, ]. w. RAN
som, Charles s. Ward and Hon. Birney
Hoyt - . committee 10 examine Daniel
J. Mccarthy, - to his moral character.
Mr.. Mccarthy has just made application
for readmision to practice In the Cir
cult Court.
Gen. Byron NJ. Cutcheon. . member
of the board of ordinance and fortifica-
tions of the war department, 10 In the
city visiting his brother, l.. NJ. Cutcheon.
He will bc remembered as the popular
congIessman Of the 9Th district. Hav-
ing cold his residence at Manistee, ne
expects ct tho termination OF his pres
enS Office to locate in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Irving Sharpsteen, began . suit in the
Circuit Court yesterday against the
Grand Rapids Electric Light company,
the consolidated Street Railway COM
pany and the Grand Rapids 4 Indiana
Railway company by plea of trespass
on the case. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Sharpsteen's horse Was killed
on Monroe-st. some time ago by coming
in contact with q wire which had fallen
across the electric car trolley wire and
became charged with electricity. The
suit 10 brought to recover damages for
the loss of his horse, the amout being
placed at $500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

The Young Mems Lyceum. a literary
organization of the South End. is q
lively organization which holds its
meetings privately on Tuesday evenings
Of each week, IN the parlors of the
South End Congregational Church.
This organization will give free public
presentation of "The Merchant of Ven-
ice" next Tuesday evening at the church
parlors. The society is composed of 80
active members, officercd as follows:
President, Fred Macy: Vice President,
Sidney G. La.hrop; Secretary, George
f.. Fuller and Treasurer, Keene b.
Philips.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Mrs. G. n. Psyson has gone 70 New
York City.
A. May and family have returned
from Alma.
Mrs. p. A. Hahn 10 visiting friends at
Battle Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. De Boe have returned
from Muskegon.
C.J. Haughey, Of Kalamazoo. was in
the city Sunday.
Fred Curtis, of Greenville, il visiting
friends in this city.
: Mrs. Geo. A. sisson is expected homo
from Europe today.
Postmaster Geo. G.. Briggs has gone
East 70 visit friends.
NJ. and Mrs. Fl. l. Cresswell have re-
turned from bgief vacation.
Miss Marion 3. Northrup 10 visiting
Mrs. George fl. House, of Saginaw.
Mr.C. F. Knapp. Of st. Johns, is visit
ing w. B. Knapp, Of 107 Henry-st.
Mrs. E. J. Athens, of Salt Lake City,
b the guest OF Mrs. Frank Barton.
Miss Annette Richards has returned
from Chautauqua and the seashore.
Rev. ]. N. Distler has returned from
IN extended miseion IN the Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Stewart, of Big
Rapids, arc visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. James Z. Ames and daughter
Frances have returned from Reed City.
Mr.. Will Holden, returned today from
. two weeks vacation, loaking hale and
harty.
Miss Winnie Morse has returned from
. Two weeks visit with friends ct Mus
kegon.
The Rev. DR.. Campbell Fair is q.
pected to return from Baltimore, Md,
tomorrow.
Misses Joe and Lew Strong. of Fort
Wayne, are tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed ~. Metheaney.
r. w. wurzburg. the dry goods msr-
chant. left yesterday for = businesa
visit to New York.
Victor Wolf manager Of Morse's cloak
Departments, went to Chicago last night
on brief business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Flaherty and
family leave today for Ss. Joe aud Chr
csgo, TO be gone four weeks.
Billy Taylor, arrived from Chicago
today, he astonished the natives while
there with his sonoious laugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell have
gone 20 New York to meet Mrs. Camp
bells mother. Mrs. George d. sisson.
Mlss Sadie Lawrence, Of Chicago,
who has been visiting the family Ct DR..
L. A. Rogers, will return 70 her home
today.
Assistant City Attorney L. 3. Carroll,
has returned from . weeks trip 70 Bay
City. on business and pleasure COM
bined.
Mias Marion Lac, who has been
waiting Mrs. James Campbell, OF Plain
feld-sve., has returned 10 her home in
Detroit.
Mr.. r. Cowlis and wife, OF 5&3 South
Lafayeste-sf-. have returned from New
York City, where they have been vlsit-
ing for the psst few weeks
Mr.. and Mn. Henry Holden and
daughter Mildred are ~ home again.
They crossed The lake Tor Chicago,
Thursday. during the big storm
John Van der sluis, Of voist. Herpol-
echesner 4 Co., with his wife and son
have returned from = two weeks yaslt
among the different Michigan rssorts.
Rev. Geo. y. Howard, pastor Of one
of the Free Eapnss churches. Lowell.
Nass.. - in thecsty Tor Ss1ef vsnt With
be sensin, Il. p. Flsher. and family.
bs vss one Of the dsIssstss frona
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
THE
LAST
CHANCE

patrouized, and we think there are
many more people who would be glad
of an opportunity TO visit this popular
resort at the low rate offered. The
Hopkins Brse Band will accompany
the train from Allegan. furnishing
sweet music for the entertainment Of
excursionists. Not least Of the attrac-
tions will be boat ride on Lake Mich
igan on the steamer "City Of Chicago"
without extra charge.
Trains will leave Bridget. at sis 4.
m. Union station ut $50 .. M. arriving
At st. Joseph at noon. Leave, return
ing ~ TOO p. m. Round trip. &l.2s.
Gro. DHHAvES, q. r. A.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

John vanOsten, Of $50 Logsn-st., was
seriously injured yesterday while work.
ing IN an excavation for . sewer. He
wss standing on . brace that had been
placed IN position to hold the curbinz,
when it gave away letting him fall to
the bottom. While failing he struck =
lower brace in such manner that his
right rib wss broken, AMI he vas con-
siderxbly bruised about the head and
shoulders He was removed to his
home IN hack aud DR.. Rozema was
called who attended him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
FATAL ELECTRICITY.

4 Runaway In Grand Rapids Attended
with Serious Rssults.
Yesterday afternoon the electrical
bells in the G. R. 4 I. railway Office
in this city were burned out The
causes which led to this singular hap
pening mere are somewhat peculiar. A
horse on the west side of the river in
Grand Rapids ran away, striking an
electric wire pole. The wire fell upon
the horse, killing it and his driver in-
stantly and crossing the railroad wire
burned ont the bells at both ends of the
line.-Muskegon News.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Fine city lots, splendid location.
street cars. IN our Mutual Land Associ-
alton. New system i'm Grand Rapids.
Investigate. NJ. NJ. Houseman, presl-
dent; J. A. Coye. secretary. Rooms 4,
8, 0 and 10, New Houseman building.
Telephone 1915. The new and late nov
elites for the early fall trade.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Supervisors LOOMS and Gould and
Couaty Clerk Harvey, have just re.
turned from their tour of inspection OF
vaults used in various cities. They saw
the Hoffman Keefe system at Madison,
Wis, the three systems on which bida
have heen submitted to the Board Of
Supervisors were exomined at Chicago,
and the Fentoa system at Evansville,
Ind. They will made their report 10
she committee on vault fixtures To-
morrow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Probate Court
HON. CYRUS Z. PEaKISs. JUDGE.
Estate OF Hartwell &. Mann. deceased; !;
will admitted 10 probate. Wallace Nc
Kee appointed executor.
Estate OF Julian Ehrman. deceaecd
August Bracker appointed administrx-
tor.
Estate Of John Shirk, deceased; petit
ton for licen.e TO sell real estate; hear
ing September 2S.
Estate of Cady w. Sherwood. de-
ceased; inventory filed, property
amounting to S594S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

1xs sssiswisg 10 slu Of sss mssnss
sns,.sss tssasa aaes isSs psssssasi ~ith "
ssnss. rsss fsssss ssss sssstas tss o." -
AGA Of tss sastsss -
Jsha Grant, Matilaa cpp NAa Asm~ a
Willard J. Fsrte1. Axnss Sinsnes 'esF'''.- .
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture Of -four.
Try he LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

L. r. Cessna end r. r. spaulding. OF
KaIsno. have got into troubls by lrif-
ling With the u. 4. liquor law. They
were arrested BY MsubaI Clark for
sailing liquor 1t Beiivlsw wishxst the
government license. They we're cram
med here yesterday before Commlsslen.
sr MeQuewan, VINO held them 70 appear
81 the nsxt term OF the United STA tee
Court under bonda of $50 each. The
security vas foSnsshsd Aad thsy we're
geieased. 9
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
6AllooNlST's FALL.
Three Aeronauts Nave Marrow Escape,
From Death.

From Death.
CHICAGO. Aug. 31.- Prof. Hart. an
aeronaut, made balloon ascension at
Central park on Sunday. When up .
short distance the rigging gave way
and the balloonist came tumbling to
the ground. He was picked up with q
broken thigh
PEORIA. Ill, Ang. s1.-George A..
Sheber. an aeronaut, had thrilling
experience Sunday evening. Balloon
ascensions and parachute leaps are
an almost everyday occurrence
here. where aeronauts are trained.
but no sort of accident has ever
occurred. Sheber made an ascension
from Central park at 5 o'clock and rose
to a height of 4, 900 feet before cutting
his parachute loose. He aimed to land
on the Tazewell county side, but fell in
the lake instead. He had q desperate
time in keeping his head above water
until a rescuing party rowed out.
julius Curlc. who ascended from
Selby park, fell into a network of wires
and live electric wire shocked him
terribly. His screams attracted big
crowd and a telephone lineman went
ap and cut the wire.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Fine city lots for $l75 each in q . mu-
tual land association, SIS down, balance
IN monthly installments of $40 per
month. Ask for circulars, bylaws, etc.
NJ. M. Houseman, president. James A.
Coye, secretary; Z, 8, 9 and 10. New
Houseman building. Telephone 1918.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
OYSTER. and CLANS

Possibly oysters aud CLAIMS cannot
comprehend the cut in prices on our
ITO order shirts," but men of intclli-
gence can. Only two weeks more.
GRAND RAPIDS CUSTOM SHIRT Co.
McMulleu block, 10 and 81 S. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Btk AND Eufttf NSbfINF BescsS ma AWeF.
II be offers some worthless medicine IN place
of this, leave his dishesest store. inciose pri~e
in letter. and we will send by return mail.
Price. one packsge. VI six. - One viii please.
SIX viii cure. Pamphlet In plain sraled en-
velope, 2sfamps.s Address The Wool Chem
icAi Co. 1si woodward ave-. Detroit, Mich.
sold In 6raad Rapids by =. X. wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Fine city lots for $l75 each in mu.
tual land association, SIS down, balance
in monthly installmenu of $40 per
month. Ask for circulars, bylaws, etc.
NJ. NJ. Houscman, presidents; James A.
Coye. secretary; Z, s, Q and 10, New
Houseman building. Telephone 1915.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

No internal medicine required, Cures
letter. eczema. itch. SsIl erupisons On
the face. hands, nose, etc. leaving tlx,
sssn clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no otiier remedy. AK
your druggists for swAyxK's ORR
nxsr.s
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Washington, sept l.-For Michigan;
Increasing southerly winds; mncn
warmer and far; showery weather -
probable Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

The above refers to the cut prices on
our line of ''shirts TO order" Only two
weeks more.
GRAND RAPIDS CUSTOM SHIRT Co.
McMullen block, 10 and 81 S. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
llupiaps'

Opening day is Saturday At Miner 4
Mll!er's, q Monroe-st. Everything IN
Dunlaps, silks, stiff and soft-the largest
stock ever brought 10 the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Signor Ricardo Tamucci. proprietor
of the industrial and Artistic Drawing
School, will open for the fall term on
September /, 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01

Everybody should have a decorated
dinner set-Special sale this week at
Leonard's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
New Fail styles

In Felt Sailors for ladies. Felt Tan,
O'Shanters for boys,And Plush and Silk
Hats and Caps for children arc now ar.
irving.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
DIED.

HoLCoNB-Auxux 81, In this eity. Nrs
Lewis A H0ieomb. aged 7syezrs.mefnsr - OF the
late krodsrick A. Ho-como-
Fsasrai as hsr late residence. s. Monfoesr.
Connectlcus papers please copy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-01
ADAMS & Co.. 90 Monroo-rt.

All perscns owing L. L. Wilson please
call at the City Drug Store and pay
their account.