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ORDER NLSL.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
No. GS8 Equity.
ssssss1. A Smith vs.-4AndreH. Smith and
Robert knight ct AL ""'-" '@'

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... ssssss. A. Smith vs.Apdrea. Smith ana
Robert knight ct al. ""''
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Charles
county this 23rd day of December 1890, that
the sale Of the property mentioned in the pro
ceedings in the above entitled cause made
and reported by Sydney F. Mudd, Trustee,
appointed by decree Of this court to make
said sale be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary thereof be Sh9wn on or
before the Goth day Of January next; proyid-
ed copy Of this orde: be inserted in some
newspaper published in Charles county, once
in each Of three successive weeks before the
said Goth day of January next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
So, 900.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
of CT. CT. Court for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
]. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
ian 0-ct
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VEINS LINE STEAMERS
On and after saturday, December iii
STE.INER ST. 1I.iRI'S.

SIE.luER ST. 1I.iRF'S.
viii leave Pier 2, Light Sirye., Baltimore,
every Saturday aui Wednesday, at I a. m
for Fair Haven, Plum Point Governors Run
and Patuxent river. as far as Benedict Leav-
ing Benedict At IN Monday for BRISTOL
VIII leave Bristol at IL M. Monday, gong as
far as Benedict that day. Will leave Benedict
every Tuesday and Thursday at 80 a. M.
Sotterly AZ 8 a. m, Milestone Landing At 10
a. m, Governor Run at {! m, Plum Point
at p. "a, Fair Haven at ? 80 p. m. for Bslt-
more Freight received Tuesdays for all land
ings as far as Benedict. On Fridays for all
landings on the route
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent,
jan 23-p Office, 428 Light Street.
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SALE
Valuable Real Estate

BY vrtue Of three writs cf Fieri Faci5s is
sued out OF the Circuit Court for Charles
county. Mt The suits Of Johu Il Fowler, Rob-
crt $. Fowler aud John " Snyder, trading
as Bl,ndord, Fowler Co, Wm. W Pad
geit, and Joseph J. Norfolk and Richard T
Norfolk, trading as J J. Norfolk Il Bros,
against the goods aud chattlcs, Of @ Philip
Jenkins, to me dire ted, have seized and
taken in execution, all the right title, claim,
interest and estate, at law aud IN equity Of
the said G Philip jenkins in and 10 the fol-
lowing real estate 10 wit;
One tract Of land called
!" IN. Pleasant" Ptdim's Sfcomd Id
dtton, little Worth,
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Ordered by the Court this 22nd DAY of Jan
uary, 1884, that the report made and filed by
L Allison Wilmer, Trustee, in the above en-
titled cause be ratified and confirmed unless
cause TO contrary be shown on before the third
Monday in February, 1891; provided a copy
of this order be published in some newspaper
published in Charles county once in each OF
four successive weeks prior to said third NJ, n
day in February, 1891.
The report states the amount of sale to be
SOLO 20.
J. SAMUEL TURNER Clerk
Ct IT, for Charles County.
True copy-Tesi
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
jan 23-et
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Their large stock is selected with special
reference TO giving good value for The price
paid by the purchasers, and an inexperienced
buyer can buy with confidence as the price,
in plain figures, is marked on each article,
and no abatement is made to any one, unless
to wholesale purchasers.
Their various Departments embrace a very
large stock of Low.Priced, Medium aud the
most Fashionable
Dress Goods, in Colors and Black.
Black and Color ID Silks aud VeIyets.
White Goods, Laces, Embroideries and
Notions.
Indies and Misses Wraps, Jackets,
listers, Capes, &c, in the Newest
Styles.
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Gov. Hill, Of New York, has been
elected u S. Senator from that State.

Bankcroft, the Historian aud Diplo-
mat is dead
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driven the industry to ruin, and the
people are Of necessity compelled to pro-
tect the oyster, or lose the delicious
food, aud the industry as welt 1t is
therefore conteuded that the catching
and taking of oysters except for home
use should be absolutely prohibited for :
certain number of years to allow the few
young oysters still remaining to grow.
Such law will meet with stern resist
ance by those who have nearly killed
out the industry. but it is the only
thing 10 be done, aad the people should
nos brook opposi ion in any shape. but
determiuedly have such law enacted.
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ORDER n Isl.
In tie Circuit Court for Charles Countg
No. 642 Equity.

J. Hubert Roberts, next friend to James B
Wingate, Susanna E. Wingate, John E.
Wingate a1d Anna s. Wingate VS. Anna
S. Wingate, james B. Wingate, Susanna
f. Wlngate, John h. Wingate, and Anna S.
Wingate.
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458 Acres; more or less.
One Brick House and Lot,
in Port Tobacco being the same that vas
conveyed George P. jenkins, deceased, by .
Stone. Trustee, in deed dated July nth,
1879, recorded in Liber G. A. H., No. a,
one Of the land records of Charles county.
And hereby give notice that will sell at
the Court House door, in Port Tobacco, on
Tuesday,
the SID day Of T February. 1891
between hours of and O'Clock p m, the
interest of the said 6 Philip Jenkins in the
said property so seized and taken in execution
by public auction to the highest bidder for
cash. JAMES A. ADAMS,
ian lots Sheriff
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TO THU PUBLIC.

Having rented the hotel at the old stand at
Bryantown for the present year, would beg
to inform the public that am prepared to ac-
commodate boarders both regular aud transit.
Ny bar will be always supplied with choice
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c
will keep also Livery, and any one OF the
travelling Iubiic can be fdfnisaed WHY ,'as1
gies and teams. and if notified will meet them
at any railroad station and take then to any
point in the county they nay wish to 60 at
the most reasonable rates. Hoping TO receive
a share Of the public patronage, am respect-
fully, JAMES A. MG khAl'
NH e-lm Proprietor.
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A snfe Investment.

Is one which guaranteedito bring Va, -.
isfactory results, or IN case Of fainre a retsa
Of purchase price. On this safe plan von W.
Kings New Discovery for consnmptien ~
guaranteed to bring relief IN every case ,,.t "
used for any affection Of throat lungs ~ .i 49,
such a. consnmptiont inflammation Of fnngs
II u pleasant and agreeable to taste ttart4S
s. f.. and can always be depended ulon ny
BOTTLES free AMY. - sss - - -. -.
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Locust Grose, .
containing
containing

pa Acres; more or less.
being the same lands that were conveyed
Geotge P Jenkins, deceased, by Lemuel and
Martha Hancock.
One tract Of land calel
"C2amJcr Ill.,"
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Tot., ..sa Ian ! ,sao . ........... : 45,2s7,s37.s4
Life
endorsed it in PLAIN hure LIST option cash
[ VI % that may borrowed from the Company the Po
full amount Of Policy h
lev value e Comnanv nays Annual Dividends be used
increase the
% m & Won have wait TO- Is years receiving any &
during the lose
The Mutual Benefit PAYS dy lends than other companies. actual
poiey this during the
H. Alon Wilmer Port Tobacco Md-$9OOo Ordinary Life Policy
Cost the first S143 10
the Second (oy2 off
Tn the wear the Life Company Of Nu
+ maid ont over Two Million Eight Hundred thousand Dollars FOR DAN
relation such payments through
Aliens Fresh Charles Co, Md, April 10th 1890
H. Goddard Agent Baltimore, MdDear srRyng oft4A
Freeman
Life Insurance Company Newark N j. March 9TH $4,000 L.
died February 2d 1890 proofs of loss 9th and
on April l4th received 5000 It, fall Of policy with
dividend. Yours Respectfully,
[Sgnedl Pere Wilmer, r., Administrator
Baltimore Nd MAY 10TH 1890
hereby acknowledge receipt II p Goddard Agent Of the M Rem
eft Life Insurance Company Newark, ~ j. % being the full
amount policy life of husband Slime Mr. Slime
was stricken with shortly before the premium fl due Al o6b
Of family being that premium
goth. 1890 The policy b
extension by which Of lapse pl
long the will
Company that seek protection to life insur
Susan Slime, 1921 Madison Avenue
Henry u. 6 Goddard.
Agent for Maryland, District of Columbia Virginia
No Holiday Street Baltimore I'D
John c. Howard Agent Station Ch O. Ma
All PoIcv-t Holders. "
lanes Bowling Charles meaH4 Pee Wilmer c5as Co.. Farmer
T Th e Jenkins frmer adrian Pose gs.gl5at
F. Maddo E1, j r. 8uinser MuysG Co. Co. c5n
Anis a Wilmer ses AHones VIM Ieeb ,rr., Judge
Jefferson B. Jlrboe St. Mr's County mHchnt.
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I return my sincere thanks for the conf
dence and liberal support extended to me
during the past five years, aud pledgirg my
earnest efforts to give satisfaction in al orders
committed to me or the house, solicit con-
tinuance Of your patronage.
Yours verv truly,
nov Ply q. Is. LLO1D u.
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The Horse Shoe
Spring Bed,
NOTICE

Ordered by the Board of Trustees for the
Poor Of Charles county that AL 10 whom pen.
sions have been granted for the ensuing year.
out OF money levied in the year 1890, for the
poor, no pension osder will be delivered, ex-
cept to the Pensioner in person, or to their
written order properly atiested
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
THOMAS ". WEIGH
dec l9-dt 0verseer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

The ground has been staked off at the
North Park fair grounds for the union
depot to be erected by the c. & W. NJ.
and &. r. & /. railroads. The building
will be located east of both tracks and
will be combination of train sheds and
business offices. The approach by rail
will be over ono track with depot en-
closures and gates similar to those now
commonly in use. Work will be COM
menced at once.
The c. & w. NJ. Railway Company is
preparing to build a new freight house
IN order to accommodate its rapidly IN
creasing patronage, and Chief Engineer
McVean is now drafting plans for it. 1t
will be built of brick or corrugated
iron, and will adjoin the brick D., l.. &
n. freight house which faces Island-st.,
on the south, and will be the same SIZE
as the D., l.. & N. building. 1t will be
rapidly pushed TO completion, 80 as to
get it into use before winter.
Messrs. e. C. Leavenworth and F. ".
Davis general freight agents respec.
lively of the q. II. g. l. and the Z. & w.
NJ, returned this morning from Chi
cago. where they attended q meeting of
the Central Traffic Association, at which
was discussed the proposition to place
Grand Rapids on an independent rating
basis, taking 81 per cent. of the Chicago
rate. Speaking of the subject this
morning. Mr.. Leavenworth said: "The
matter has been referred back to the
general managers for additional data
and 1t remains practically where it was.
After being discussed by the general
managers it will 90 before the joint
committee, which is the central and
trunk lines associations"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

The mothers responsibility is a grave
one. When her baby Is SICK. as Was the
case with Arthur, the little child OF Mrs.
A. w. Dykema. Bradford, Pa, anxiety
alone is enough to wear out her care
laden life. Arthur grew thinner and
weaker as tho days wore on. Mix did
not give him strength, and change
was made to food that Mrs. by kemas
physician recommended. Then the
Child grew plump, strong and we'll, and
the household Was filled with glad
ness.
The means employed to restore him
to health was lactated food-nothing
else-and while the story is striking,
because of the extreme weakness OF the
baby, and his present wonderful health,
still it is only one instance in many
thousand cases..of sick children. who
We're even nearer the portals to death,
but who have been brought back to life,
wholly by the use OF this same food.
If parents understood their respon-
sibilitIes as they should, and would use
this pure food, much OF the misery, and
mcst of the deaths among children,
could be, and would be avoided.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

A orssa Rapid. Opera singer weas
Two Ladies'


In yesterdays telegraphie news Was
q dispatch from Newark, y. j.. an
nouncinz that young woman OF that
city Was trying TO secure divorce froia
"Betram MoErelP' Who vas sald ~ be
living in or near this city, and who was
also said 10 have wife and child living
here whom he married some years ago,
such an item naturally aroused con-
siderable curiosity. A search Tor Bert
ram M0rreil" proved frultless, out re-
suited u the discovery that young
man named Aorrell Baker Spaaiding
SfreeteF. son OF Frederic V. Stfeeter,
highly respected business nan OF this
eBty, uas undoubtedly the person who
carried that name and welded the
young woman in Newark.
Young Streeter was quite well known
IN musical circles. lie mas very good
tenor voice, and has travelled with
various operate and other musical az
gregatons. among them the Zozo COM
pany which was In this city, at Red
mond' ;, last January. His wife, whom
ne married at Chesanlng, this State,
S@Ac SCs WAC 'tttA1
OF K. C.. stsllman, Esq. whose home Is
now herein the same house with
Streeter's paTents--and who has been \
teacher at Fremont. Newaygo county.
tor about four years past. She lives
with her husbands family-she and her
little son, g years old, and enjoys IN the
highest degree their confidence and
love, and the esteem and respect of all
who know her.
AS much cannot be said of young
Streeter. HIS kin, by blood and by
marriage, have rad serious cause u
mourn his wicked ways: he has been u
great grief and very expensive son To
both families. They are not surprised
at the latest accusations against him,
but until the past twentyfour hours
had known nothing OF his Whereabouts,
for months, and really felt that, for
their own comfort, 1t were better not
to. Streeter was in town yesterday
afternoon. but did not 60 near his
family. He said to an acquaintance
that ne WAS a member OF a company
which was to play at Rockford last
night, at Sparta tonight, at Newaygo,
Fremont and other points later. Nc
one is ANXIOUS to have him remain
here, and If he will only stay away
from his relatives, and cause them nc
more expense, they will feel that it II
quite as much Of satisfaction as they
can hope for, SO far as he Is concerned
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17
BREAKFAST BREVITIES.

Now 10 the time TO buy fine clothing
st one-fourth of, at Gardiner & Bax-
ter's-
The seats are selling very rapidly for
the Cleveland MINISTRIES. at Powers
Opera House July 20.
The X. o. T. NJ. of Allegan, will run
on excursion from Allegan to Ottawa
Beach, over the Chicago q West Mlchi-
gan.
Poundmaster Kline Gays that one
year ago yesterday llS dog licenses had
been taken out. and there have been
PSI taken out this year.
An excursion will be- run from
Traverse City and intermediate points
10 this city. Sunday July 26, over the
Chicago 4 West Michigan.
George NJ. Smith was awarded the
contract, yesterday, TO raise the first
floor OF the Felt Boot Company's fac
tory building and ne began work yes
terdsy.
The chairman of the committees on
the Merriam Post entertainment are re-
auested to meet the executive commit
tee this evening at $50 o'clock at the
morton.
Charles Cent?, the contractor for the
building of the new police headquar-
tiers, has sublet the carpenter work to
Rozema 4 Co. The grades were estab-
lished and the ground broken for the
building yesterday.
Now il the time to buy . Macintosh
ram coat, one-fourth of at Gardiner 4
Baxter's-
Capt. Mitchell, OF Toledo. o., who
was here early 10 the spring trying to
interest capital in line Of river boats,
has given up his cheme and gone home.
Local capital refused to be interested in
the scheme.
The Central Labor Union will meet
this evening TO further consider pre-
parahons for the celebration Of Labor
Day. A number of new features are
proposed among them to have the
parade end at the depot where three
excursion trains will DO IN waiting.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

Grand River Lodge No. "a, F. & A.
NJ, exemplitied the work Of the third
degree in highly artistic manner. last
evening. A large delegation of furni-
ture men were present, representing
lodges in many different states, and
they were greatly interested i'll the
Michigan work. At the close of the
ceremonies the lodge, through the
chaplain. Rev. J. T. Hustled. presented
George b. Catlin with an elegant past
masters Jewel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17
Prospects for Fail Fruit.

Secretary W. X. Munson, of the local
Fruit Growers ASSOCIATION, has issued
g circular showing the estimates Of the
yield of fruit in this locality this
fall. A careful canvass of the orchards
and VINEYARDS IN this locality shows
that the marketable fruit for 1891 will
surpass the amount of the last few
years by a number of thousand bushels.
The amounts are estimated to be as fol.
lows: 100000 bushels of peaches, 3d.
900 baskets of plums, !, 900, 900 pounds
of grapes, $4,000 barrels of apples.
From Indications Grand Rapids will be
q desirable place for dealers to place
orders when the season opens.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17
Purchased Valves and Hydrants.

The Board of Pubic Works let the
contract, yesterday, for supplying
valves and hydrants for the city water
system. r. d. Wood & Company, of
Philadelphia, will furnish the city 800
5-inch hydrants for S3l each. The
valves will be supplied by the Calvin
Brass and Iron Works, of Detroit. They
have contracted to furnish 2l0 valves
of various sizes, ranging from four TO
sixteen inches for S., 058.3O. The freight
lines are already looking after trans
portation contracts. The freight bills
on the MAINS will amount to over
$1,000
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

Valley City Encampment No. Is Of
the Foresters have elected officers: L.
lustrlous commander. Chas. II. Buss;
past commander, S. S. Keene; lieut..
commander, Bryan c. Daily; orator. II.
c. Edwards; chancellor. Geo. l.. Kah-
Ter; archivist, Henry NJ. Sleeper; mar
snail, James K. Mailer; standard bear
ers, VIM. Hoskin and Z. D. +. Hen
drick; sword bearers, t. S. Reeves and
Charles f. Sherman: inside guard, j.
n. Nightengale; outside guard, B. w.
Euller
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17
Justice Browns Fiat.

Yesterday Clerk Fitch, of the United
States Court, received the opinion OF
Justice Brown. rendered by him IN the
admiralty case of Richard Thew We. the
Pine Lake Iron Company, that was
argued before him during his visit to
the court here. 1t is that the company
shall pay the libellant the sum of
S20l4.03. The judgment was for dam
age resulting from failure to load a
boat with freight ut u proper time, and
also for freight charges.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

Hubrecht Wander Boogert gave q
chattel mortgage on hls household
effects 10 White, Frlant n Letellier.
The mortgage IL given to secure an in
debtedness of $3.50. The Wander Boog-
ert brothers are said TO have lost money
on several large contracts, among them
the contracts for the construction of
the Gum folding bed factory and the
First Reformed church, and their cred
itors are pressing them for security.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17
DO YOU FIND 1T HERE.

A. B. Bottsford is at Petoskey.
Mrs. l.. b. Weed is at Bay View.
II. X. Whitman is at Charlevoix.
Capt. ii. n. Moore is in Chicago.
Vim. Petrie has gone 10 st. Johns for
o visit.
Miss Helen King has returned to
Lowell.
J. w. Converse returns to Boston this
morning.
Mrs. ]. p. Creque is 1T Bay View for
the summer.
c. Fred Idema and wife have arrived
in Liverpool.
Mrs. w. B. stimson is at her Bay
View cottage.
Leon ;. Smith. of Jackson, Is visiting
relatives IN this city.
Miss Myrtle Chamberlain is visiting
relatives at Fennviile.
Miss Cora Riggs leaves next week for
the White Mountains.
John Hines has gone to Mt. Clemens
for medical treatment.
Mrs. s. worden and son Charles are
visiting relatives At Lowell.
Z. F. Harrington and family are at
their Harbor Point cottage.
Mrs. Frank f. Brown and son have
gone TO Lowell 70 visit friends.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Dwight is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. ). p. Hicks, of Lowell.
F. Emery futile. and family have
gone TO Bay View for the summer.
w. w. Antisdel. of Detroit, is the
guest of his brother, A. r. Antisdel.
Misses Franc stevens and Carrie Nor
rison are the guests OF Mrs. g. c. Alien,
at ronis.
Misses Alice Gardiner and Loise
Mohl are home from the Beach for a
few days.
sing to visit her sister, Mrs. George b.
Caldwell.
Mrs. GA. Christ and daughter Oracle
hare returned from fortnights Wat
10 Chicago.
Elias Matter and family are spending
two moths With friends in Pennsyivania
and New York.
Mrs. Franklin KonkIe and son CON-
stock are at Wequetonsing for
months outing.
Mrs. Edward u. Barry and son, and
Miss Gertrude Jerks are at the Ken
angton, Hsrbor Springs.
Mrs. III. F Long and family, of Gen.
ter-st., have gone for . few weeks visit
with friendsin Barry county.
Mrs. Emma Curtis, of Batavis, v. Y,
has returned home after a visit With
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Brewer.
Mrs. Peter Hartley and daughter
Blanche left yesterday morning for .
swo months stay at Denver, Col.
Mrs. ". r. r. Stevenson. principal Of
the Henry-street school. leaves on Mon.
dsy to visit her mother in western New
York.
Judge +. w. Stone. formerly of this
city, bus now Of Honshton. Upper Pc
nfnsuls. will soon remove to Mar
quetse.
Mrs Peter Aulder leaves today for .
three weeks VISIT with friends and rsls-
tires at Holland aud Grand Rapids.
Mnskegon News
Mrs. W. J. Father, accompanied by
Miss Virginia Markham, Of Washing
ton, n. c.. 10 visiting Mrs. Geo. III. Felt.
Of lS9 Crescentave.
Mss Belle. little daughter Of W. :
Stevens. of the West SIDE News. vho
kss been quite III Of dIphtherla. hss
fully recovered her health, aud "a cut
o. auaxsnnns
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

syrup of Figs

Produced from the laxative and nutri-
tious juice of California figs, combined
with the medicinal virtues of plants
known to he the most beneficial 10 the
human system, acts gently, on the kid
neys, liver and bowels, effectually
cleansing the system, dispellng colds
and headaches, and curing habitual
constipation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

The Grand Rapids pressmen organ
lied a union under a charter from the
international Pressinen's Union last
night, and elected the following Off
GERS: President, A. Officer: Vice-Presi-
dent, II. Patterson; Recording Score
tsry, r. :. EtherIdge; Financial Score
tsry and Treasurer. r. +. Parks: ssr-
gesntat-Arms. VIM. +. Byrnes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

An inventory of the deserted stock of
Gustsve Kusterer's bottling works has
been completed by Sheriff Mcqueen.
and shows the assets TO be s2465. The
liabilities are ssld 10 be n the neirhbnr-
hood Of sis ,oeo. including attachments
and outstanding notes. The stock in
voices 5000 iess than il did Sept. 1, 1890
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

Mrs. Eliza Trscy vas sdjudged insane
yesterday BY the probate court, and Al
order issued for her sdmission TO the
asylun at Kalamazoo. superinten-
dent Mitchell took her - that fnststu-
ton last evening where she will remain
- Keat county charge.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

wAsnsssros, July H.-Fos Lover
Michigan; Fss sDuth; showers north;
siightiy warmer, south sinds- For Up
per Michigan: Showers; slightly cooler;
Winds becoming west.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and Nil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
tits guaranteed 10 give perfect satIsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts. ocrner Monroe and Divslon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-17

EATON-At her home on West Bridge ST.
Mrs. Benj- c. Eaton. widow Of the late Benz.
c. Eaton. aged ~ years
Notice OF funeral later.