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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
POLICE AND COURT.


fba seszoas were short. and al 'the
hsAnsss vss sspos<s- u yssksxasy ee-
fore 1 o'eIoek.
falE4EdsE Rounds . lettering cd
ns4a. vita ka.E - shlss ss sao.. lie
= Al CID soAs.er. sza soahtless tslss the
Esuth xhan be szys BE = saljest b as
Of Temporary abesFatssa OF na.ssl. He
Was arrested Tor IA saaeesnt exposure
ef hlmself. and has been ia al Tor sss-
ersl days. The case eeas not hs Dis
posed u yesterday. bat Ifis Homer i
not Ike 20 send b4a faek b lxsl, bat
ordered hls release Ga hss esn leeogns-
AAIsss - aPpeat "a ee1st tesnogsos
afternoon.
hi Johnson Is tie husband OF Mrs.
Eliza Johnson, who MAS convicted OF
ealing eos0a farlsg4's Iaoaey while Ia
hef house for an immoral ersaBt. Ia
ths superior court. Johnson gave such
testimony Ia clear hls wife Is 20 iaapii-
cate himself. and When he LETT tne
stand. the prosecuting attorney ordered
ne arrest He MAS arislgaed yesteF-
dry n police coBrl on charge 0f lar-
eeny OF more than 60
Earnest Bath is charged with break
ing aud entering house. ii.s exanli-
nation Will begin tomorrow.
Charles T. Smith and Daniel DAVIS
went 20 Jail 80 days for drunkenness.
Earnest Manikin's ease OF ineiung a
disturbance, aud that of John o'Don-
neil, saloon open after hours, went
over. The nrst IS set for tomorrow
afternoon. and the other for Tuesday
afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
TOWN TOPICS.



John Quinn has fled his oath OF
Office as a deputy sheriff.
Gertrude Botlrall Was yesterday
granted divorce from William Bott-
rail-.
There will be an important meeting
Of tile PRESS club AZ clock this after
noon.
Ne show proofs and allow a RESTING
with cur :. Cabinets. Mykes, 80 Mon
Toc-st.
Edwin j. Johnson sues Walter c.
Manchester ct al. ia = plea OF respass
Oh The case for $1,000.
The township Of Paris paid into the
country treasury 5000, and Wyoming
tlivo, yesterday afternoon.
Arthur 4 Phllbsick will make their
best $500 cabinet portraits for $500 per
dozen, Tor snort time only.
John steele and Tony Whitfield were
arrested last night on the charge OF
burslarizlng Turner Hall on the West
SIDE.
The Board OF Trade reports receipts
Yesterday. Ten cars wheat, five of
corn. three OF hay, two OF flour and one
OF feed.
All young men are cordially invited
90 atted the young mems meeting on
sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, IN the
ASSOCIATION rooms. a. 26 North Divi-
slOn-st.
A horse attached To delivery wagon
belonging 10 j. Mohrnard, the butcher,
ran away on Ottawa-st. yesterday after
noon. No damage further than dis
fs4e ha AZ an al Iona
Mss Annie lawson took part in the
exercises OF the Progressive Spirltualists
at Eik's Hall last week. The young
lady has been very iii, and this was her
tirst public appearance Tor many
months.
Justice Brown issued q warrant yes
terday on complaint of Abraham
Goeree Of Paris township, for the arrest
OF Charles Anderson. Goereo accuses
Anderson OF stealing the sum OF SO
from him.
The agency for the sale OF the saw
ing stamps for the Grand Rapids Saw
ings Bank has been changed from John
Duttoners. ass South Dlvislon-st., to
Henry Nipkenuider i Bro. 4i5 south
DivIsi0n-st.
I'm regard 70 the new change of pro-
prietorship in Sweets Hotel Il should
he stated that sidney steele has been
assured that he Will ofhciate IA chief
clerk. and that Irving Welsh retains his
present position IN the billiard room.
The Academy of Medicine Will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow evening. at
$50 O'Clock, at Or. Grisvo.d's office.
The academy Will a. that time re-
organize under q charter. All who
have been members OF the academy
are invited 20 attend.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
DIR. FAIRS RESIGNATION.
some Reasons for Relieving lie WIZ No
Leess Grand Rapids.


Leave Grand Rapids.
The announcement Is made that DR..
FAR intends % state 10 his congrega-
ton this morning. wha. his determine
ton a relating to the acceptance of the
call recently received from the church
OF ~t. ChrysOstom. Brooklyn. Much
curiosity and warm interest Will be felt
in the announcement, whatever il shall
be. IL IS very safe to say beforehand,
however. that the doctor will not leave
Grand Rapids at any very early date.
lie has been laying out MS work for fu-
:gre usefulness n this city, lust "a
man would do who intends never to 20
elsewhere.
The regular annual invitation has
been sent cut 10 the various beneficial
organizations 10 attend 81. Marks
church. and the engagement calls for
the Doctors presence as late as sunday,
March I. Three services will be held
on successive Sundays. as follows:
Sunday. 18th February. 1891. ~ $50
=. m.--FOr such Societies as give Weekly
benefits.
sunday. ed February, 1901, as $50
2. m.--t0r such Societies "a give
weekly Benefits from the Amount to
BE- paid NJ Death, or give for Disability.
or at . certain age.
sunday. lar March, 1891, at $50 p. m.
For such Societies as are different
from the foregoing.
10 = the purpose OF the doctor 20 take
collections at these services for TIC
benefit OF brothers in distress.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
7s~ =
TRACK AND TIE.

The g.. +. 4 7. railroad officials were
revising their time tables yesterday.
J. II. T. Hughsrt. assistant 70 the
president Of me q. &. & l., went 10
Chicago yesterday.
The Brotherhood OF Railroad Ere
men vii have a dance at Slmmoud's
Hall. at the corner Of piviSion-st. and
tifth-sve.. en- Friday evening, FebFu-
sry s.
Charles NJ. Hesld. general manager;
J. n. v. Agnew, general superinsen-
dent. and tfeorgs DeHRven. general
passenger sgent, and taeir wives, OF
the g. q W NJ. railroad. are at Alns
to-day inspecting the sanitsriun1, aud
hook lng over the vicinity with reference
20 making a Sunday resort of that
pleasant Institution.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

sA~ sA~ss Essss- @aa ssaas ts that
Iss~1s<issx Iass1setse1 = asets-
U1stsi ~ UhisA rAsy Haze
ke~>s& "a 2x fr~21.


he1QH i one 81 TIE n1Asltk2s ttss&saE-
sfg ikkHnaoasss1s saaca art Eiska ss tux
t<-si musicians IA slse i2isa 10 ths es1e-
bfalkd elAse bzVs- p4zisks ~ - "a
1ss42ssg y great piase that We iSssf 40
iss4s psefiasstent Michigan islaasn AID
nose tlse pr11aailSAt place tues psALos
have ~on Ter themselves - tite Sstihia-
TIA ~ musicians sid .aalss : sofaiss hes'f
ia'ss Ns's e'AalA ale sesse Instruments ~
...,s ned trIoegs.o3t lAeif iiaI-se olAses
Nith sat, taat "a nearly every eiA.s 81
the hien hey are soesht after y tts
nloss extensive dealers. woe are sAii1a-
si2shc N Itaelf PRAISE al iAie haans
patented improvements Nesh ate
found II These haffitofloas pianos.
iAls TESTIMONIAL ifsaa f-ol- - l.
Fanh SPEAKS so1ai'Ass Tor lie shss@
Bros. sAlios, coming. - Il JOSS from
one OF the bes. pl@assss aud musicians
Ia tie nited states. and ssala We say,
Ne sre proud oil ia.s "iiosas product
aad Nc do mol iiiiilA NE are sgos.s1ieAi
wnea Ne tell our hastera mahalaetar-
eTs that me .hase Bros. ii"slo soai-
fAny inahutaclare p-@AO secoiid 10
none.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. - ioso-
tlaase brolhers fiaIo COMPANY, MUS
ke2on anu 1fand bAps1s'
Gentlemen desire To say that our
heuse i one OF the largest III the coun-
Try, handing as We 60 over Two isioes-
anu Instruments a year. We nave been
handling your pianos more than a
year, and We have taken particular
pans 10 give them thorough test,
comparing them with the best aud lead
ing makes, and alter carefully noting
the results, Am prepared TO cay ! have
not found an instrument anywhere that
cxeels the Chase Brothers Piano.
Prom personal experience ilnd that
your pianos grow better IN tone with
usage, and th.s feature Is particularly
spoken OF by ali OF our customers who
are using your make OF piano.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
AN EXCLUSIVE BEDDING HOUSE.
Grand Rapids Has the Only One I'm the
siatc-somethins in Regard to
tho Enterprise

For several weeks the Ives Mattress
Company has been engaged in fitting up
| salesrOon ut 81 Canal-st., to be
run in conjunction with their factory,
which is located ut 25S and 260 Canal
| st. The fact that the sale and exhibit
ton room has been so deliberately tin-
Ished IN OAK, calls TO mind that tho
Ives Mattress Company Is the only IN
stituton of the kind IN the state of
Michigan that has an exclusive bedding
house. This, perhaps, accounts for the
handsome tinishlugs, 1t being the
| evident desire to make the room O
credit TO the city and the furniture
business that Is so generally repre-
sented here.
This company has attracted consider
able attention in the Valley City, for
the reason that when it began business
September Is, 1887, II was only in
small way, and with n small line OF
goods 10 offer to the trade. Today they
manufacture thirty kinds OF mattresses,
besides line OF hair mattresses which
Is made a speciality by them. Again,
pillows enter largely IN their line, and
IN these they have trade that Is the
envy of all competitors. The company
has covered their particular field for
the wholesale and retail trade.
and have to offer at their
salesroom every thing pertaining
TO bedding such as feathers, COM
forters, blankets, woven WIRE mat
tresses, bed springs, cribs, cots aud
brass and wire bedsteads. Mr.. Henry
Ives, the proprietor, is most always at
the salesrOom, where he IA ever ready
to show the trade or intending house
hold buyers, the completeness of his
stock. and they can thus Judge of the
superior facilities he has at his factory
for manufacturing articles of bedding.
There IS also on exhibition the finest
line of down goods ever seen in MIchi-
gan Buyers of bedding, be they either
for the trade or personal use, are in
vited TO call and see this stock.
You are respectfully invited 20 in
spect a carefully selected stock of
Oriental Rags at Smith & Sanford's
carpet House, corner Ottawa and
Peari-sss.
Though here but a short time ago.
had many demands for finer grades
shich I could rot a. that time MI. but
am now prepared to please the most
critical purchasers
As other engagements will occupy
my time except this week, the sale viii
begin this day and positively close on
Saturday, February :.
ycrv respectfully,
III. e.. NEReARARIty,
OF Constsnunopie.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

The city superintendent Of the poor
yesterday delivered three orders for
the transfer of as many city charges in
the u. b. A. to the county house. The
county superintendents started 10 make
the change, but before they reached the
L. Il. a. two OF the men left without
saying farewell. The other fellow had
business elsewhere and so the whole
three were easily disposed of. The
soft snap of berth at the L. L. A. Is
precipitously resigned when the county
house looms up before the affrighted
visions of pensioners on public charity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Likewise in the West as Well as They Are
in the East


Mr. MyIon Many, of San Francisco,
CAL, Wholesale and retail dealer IN
pianos and organs, was a guest OF our
city several days this week. Having
heard great deal of Mr.. Mauzy
through some of our leading Eastern
musical papers as being fine pianist
and one OF the most extensive piano
dealers on the Western Coast. the
writer was glad to meet this talented
gentlemen.
After extolling the praises of the
GLORIOUS climate OF California" Mr..
Mauzy said: II have come this distance
from san Francisco for the express pur-
pose of going through the immense fac
tories of the Chase Bros. Piano Com
pany. / have been handling these
pianos for the past year, and never IN
all my experience have / come across
piano that has gwen such entire salts.
faction 10 my customers as the Chase
Bros. pianos. Although California can
| boast of her flowers and fruits, yet
must admit that you Michigan folks
! are ahead of us, having one OF the most
complete and best equipped piano fac
tories II the United States, and that the
Chase Bros. Piano Company arc turn.
ing out a piano that can not be sur.
passed; in fact" said Mr.. Mauzy, "this
piano will be my leader, and | have
placed my order with tia Chase Bros.
Piano Company for 100 pianos of their
latest styles
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
Entitled to the Best.

All are entitled to the best that their
money Will buy, so every family should
have, at once, bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup OF Figs. to cleanse the
system when costiye or bilious. For
sale in soc and sl.00 bottles by all lead
ing druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Albert g. Jacknian and John c.
Klvn, OF Custer Post. VINO have been
soliciting aid for Mrs. Patrick kearuey
continued their work yesterday and
were successful enough 10 place the
sum cf s5i.s5 in the hands of that
uortAv fafv
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
The Eine>t Thing

Ever offered by Life Insurance Com
pany Is the New Combination now Of
fered by The Northwestern Mutual
Life of Milwaukee. Wis. Nothing else
like H. For particulars send your name.
address, and age a. nearest birthday,
toCeo. IL. Newell. general agent, or T..
y. FAIRFIELD, special agent. Room II,
WidaIcomh binding.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

From any head, lung or throat trouble
We would advise YOU 20 investigate the
method * treatment used al the Inst
tuie, 12S south Nvison-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
pa. 5 oLsY roDD


If vou wish 10 have your letters an
swerpd immediate by Dr. Todd n per-
sou. enclose 81 10 paw for the service.
Consultations sc hls office free, and no
charge for his osfce services until
cured. Ofsics A. MonFoe-st-, room 4.
eSrsnd Rapids, MICA. Possofice lock
h<sv a
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
tlSvilSpyes
TIE JOURNAL or SoEETT.
= y NAM. fro1ffetor
rrsIxSE-D Nrv Yozxl Eyzzy THrRrrAy.


"s-f- ~e- a.. yne. II ,ssIzevy aas eyrsear7n 20
II. re~S;r~@ brszh.o<s. witfi-z vss~< ,ie-e--
eSs r9ozs es7ysaai. and Ezoss entertaining rss5sr
ever rsssEsae5
4 crn1ssse ar rr-f~cs jrSarssi fo- c7slsisssef
sren nd women. berg = topical sF1 erf-
s7v&nE cT3c mi cssrn1jcse - ti< erruss. Hfitss.
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= - - Tia rr4-rrTgstsS
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II - al ~ f1Izs cnTf PET. .
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si7@Sf tfor7es. Frz1ssesf- cEa-cst8e hzer&ry szz1
a. criticism. azd tg3acas s&e7eh~e-
fas ft1le q fss ginauetsf Department.
- ~ 771ef r-feals ssfbo-f7 - fre.ras1 r-Rs-
1ezs. fEvsss '1frrs ard srerUkzxfa7- = vyTf5 ~ff@
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n Aane~tes 81 E1rar< F~e-T revs1exksr VII
Ea@1 81 S5rl-fv j. = -ts1pe-e8 New e6ee l-Fs
<rz aztes1 - y 1-ss~Scae <e~s O. - CfsEst<-s
es-se4 Se~ Ts-< sd ~ 81 <zhsv nrvs eoTrsr< -s
Ess~uss~ s1s rfxsser. RAY - ssEf fs-ees
- efer - Ts1fscsss> ~ fs-esEf ar r~r s5talfy
q Sa-srr-1snr z~eacT ffzP 1esr - - ~ 10y Rs.
So. tz-~< rseazas sss8 f~-pEes free.
t5&-sv. Tsws TOPICS
81 West zS< S., View \ srk t1fys Ut.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Ssfvstloa oii. ne great pair remedy. ss a
hctsne1t = neupareil Price e1is > cents
Setswsvo - gentle saFags and paws tie
teses ae also uses pr. kull's Cough cyKap-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mil. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CRY Muaxs CO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Take 4 few nickics to Leonard's
dead stock sale, and send home a
wagon load of gCo1s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

SIS suits for 50. ali tie week a. Shat.
tuck & Trowbridges, Is Moafoc-s:.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

So suits for So, all the week stShat
tuck & Trowbri4ge's. Il Monroe-sl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Lily White Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, Is family iayorl.c. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

SIS suits for se5, all the week at shat
tuck s Troyhrldge .. Il Monres-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~ and ac.s directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
K. j. CHENEY IL CO.,
Toledo, o.
eF Sold by Druggists, 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01
STATE or ONO, Cfsr or TOLEDO, 90
ITcAS CoTXTY, 'S'

FHAND j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF r..
J. CHENEY X Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County .lnd state
aforesaid, and that said firm viii pay
the sum of one HUNDRED DOLLAES
for each and every case OF Catarrh that
can not be cured 10y the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
\. D., 1886.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-17
MYSTERIOUS KILLING.
A Negro Woman's Death Caused by .
White Mau-Says She Killed
Herself.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette
FAIRFIELD, TEX, June IL "A fatal shoot
ing occurred in town last night about II
O'Clock. The victim, Rachael Rutherford,
a colored woman, died about o'clock this
morning. The affair is shrouded in mys-
terry as to whether she was accidentally or
Intentionally shot by might visitor, " or
whether she accidentally shot herself while
handling his pistol. The ball passed
through the lower part of the bowels and
ranged a little upward and made its exit
near the vertabra. 1t was from a 44-cali-
Der pistol. The gentleman for whom she
cooked and negroes passing by rushed to
the scene of the tragedy, but the owner of
the deadly weapon had secured it and fed
out the back door into corn patch. leaving
no trace as to his identity A physician
was summoned and he told the woman that
medical aid would be of no avail. and that
she must make her statement if she wished
She refused to reveal the name of the man
who cost her her life, but stated that he
was white man, and when asked did he
shoot her she replied. killed myself
The inquest revealed no further evidence
of much Importance, except that one man
swore that not long since he heard man
5Fhite) say that he had told the - what
he would do if certain things happened
again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-17
SHOT HIMSELF.
Preferred Death to the Insane Asylum.
Doorstep Baby.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GILNER, UPsHUR COUNTY. TEX, June IL
On Friday afternoon, the 18th instant, about
eight miles north of here Walter Davis, a
young man about twenty-five years of age
made an attempt at suicide. He went into
the woods and with the aid of a small
mirror directed a 45-caliber 'bull dog
pistQlss toward his forehead. The ball
,g4SsHkd through the skull and lodged
on the brain pan. Physicians We're at once
summoned and the ball extracted. 1t is
not yet known whether the wound will
prove fatal. He remained in the woods I'M
til about 10 O'Clock at night, when he found
his way to his brothers residence. The
cause of the attempt is explained by 4 note
left in his room directed to his parents and
|48iatives. stating that he realized another
tit of insanity was coming on him again and
he had rather die than be placed in the
asylum again. He had been twice before
an inmate of an insane asylum.
One night last week during a heavy wind
storm about twelve miles west of here. an
infant about two days of age was brought
by parties unknown and placed on the door
step of William Styles residence. As soon
as the wind ceased the cries of the infant
Were heard and it was at once brought in
the house Notwithstanding considerable
investigation its parents have not been
as certained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-17
A Proof Of Merit.

When remedy proves itself a cure for
the very worst phases of blood poison, it
stands to reason that the minor effects of
bad blood will rapidly disappear if the rem
edy is used in time. No remedy in the
world has so good a reputation at home or
abroad as a cure for all stages of blood
poison as B B B Botanic Blood Balm.)
BENZ. Morris. Atlanta, Ga, writes: II
suffered years from syphilitic blood poison
which refused to be cured by all treatment.
Physicians pronounced it a hopeless case.
had no appetite, / had pains in my hips and
joints and my kidneys We're diseased. My
throat was liberated and my breast mass
of running sores. In this condition com
menced a use of B B B. 1t healed every
ulcer and cured me completely within two
l3eonths.
Robt. Ward, MaXey, Ca, writes: ''My
disease was pronounced tertiary form of
blood poison. My face, head and shoulders
were mass of corruption. and finally the
disease began eating my skull bones. My
bones ached; my kidneys were deranged, l
lost flesh and strength, and life became a
burden. All said I must surely die, but
nevertheless. when l had used ten bottles
of B B B l was pronounced sound and
well. Hundreds of scars can now be seen
on me. l have now been well over twelve
MONTHS
4. p. Brunson, Atlanta. Ga, writes: Il
had "a running ulcers on one leg and six on
the other, and felt greatly Frustrated.
believe | actually swallowed a barrel of
medicine, in vain efforts to cure the dis
ease. With little hope L finally acted on
the urgent advice of a friend, and got a
bottle of B B B. j experienced a change
and my dependency was somewhat dis
PEELED. l kept using it until l had taken
about sixteen bottles, and all the ulcers,
rheumatism and all other horrors of blood
poison have disappeared, and at last / am
sound and well again, after an experience
of twenty years of torture
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-17
WEIGHT. PRICE.
San Angelo Notes.

DR.. Taylor shipped two trains of his beef
cattle to St. Louis.
Palmer & Talbot sold to Bird & Mertz
this week siXty-five head OF four-yeal- old
steers at private sale.
Mr.. Osgood of Ben Ficklin has leased
the Tom Green county school land and will
stock it with sheep.
Wahrmund & Riley arrived Thursday
with 1900 head of cattle from Gillespie
county.
Palmer & Talbot have purchased the
John r. Gibson ranch on South Concho for
$1,000 and the Jim Johnson pasture, adioin-
ing, for $500.
]. d. Sheen and ]. T. Mayes of McKavett
were in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Sheen
has from 800 to 1909 head of fat grade stock
cattle
Joseph Thiele from Miles Station was in
the city Saturday. Last week he bought
126 head of two to four-year-old wethers
from James Mitchell of Howard at s.. 40 per
head.
The following shipments of livestock have
been made from San Angelo from June 3 10
June II, 81, as furnished the Standard by
Station Agent NJ j. DOOieV:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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No personal" notices printed unless accom-
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