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The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02
INDEPENDENCE DAY.


Something About the Men who Signed
the Declaration.
In all human history there is no record
of nobler body Of men than those VIII
sat in the first Continental congress
who appended their signatures to thu
immortal Declaration of American lude
pendence, and who amid the storm Of
passion aroused by the attitude Of Eng
land toward her colonies III America
could so calmly weigh each word Of that
great paper as originally presented
adopt this. alter or omit that Yet, n
SO often happens III human affairs, even
that fatetnl meeting was not without it,
| ludicrous side
Mr.. Jefferson in his old age was foui
of telling how a vote was reached ani
the signatures secured on the Declaration
at SO early day rs the Fourth Of July
l776, notwithstanding the opposition Of
Dickinson and other members, who il
was feared would keep the matter IN de
bate for weeks, if not for months.
1t seems that the weather was fright
| fully hot the hall small and crowded
| To sit with Clu>ed windows was imp1S
sible; to open them WAS to admit swarins
of raycnous flies from livery stable
next door, which flies ahshtng on the
| silk stockingcd shins Of the honorable
gentlemen drove them almost to dis
traction The ueedful business was by
no means sighted; hut the feeling amon.;
all the members of getting away from
the heat and from the torment of those
dreadful flies WAS too strong to permit OF
a moments unnecessary delay.
All felt the gravity Of such an occa.
sion The signing of such II paper was
treason: the appeal to arms OF those
poor, weak and widely scattered colo
uies. with little cohesion. and all more
or less infested by men who preferred t.
accept any terms from England rather
than break the connection with the
mother country; an appeal to arms
against the most powerful nation in the
world, was not thin; to be lightly done
Even Frankins celebrated jest was
grim one All had been settled, and the
signing of the paper was about to begin
when some one gravelv remarked
We'll, we must hang together, now
Yes" replied the laughing philoSo
pher 'if we do not we shall very Ger
tainly all hang separately
The picture rs drawn by jefferson o
the close of the congress is certainly
very amusing In those days men wcr'
much more formal with other men thar
afr we of today. To attend such !
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02
A HINT FROM JUDGE 7oJeaee.
lie wonid Mako th- la, nro.a "a.


lie wonid Make To-. Ia, a Br,.d "a
tional Jubilee.
It is quite within tie scYissf prssr,ieal
efTyrt 10 devise some mean. wi.,es -,,.I.
unit. tb,. sbal. mas. NJ ,,...,t,.i -.
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- - 11' 'i.'' ann u 3ii' =. e.
'''''''' 0's az d '''s'.'' ''i5 J12.''s ~
tAa' greater England "n.eh Rreei- IL
morning sun a. the pther s.aks ~ tae
shallow Of the night
First among such Influences ,.,flti
the universal dia,.I.,, ~ ,.a ,4a,.,.,,..
banner = eAy H. within, tn. ,...,,Y..,.- -,
thu l1ore,t and win . l5ftIe -, aud
skill ..ive. ss.,ls. =, ,ti.. l..-r f., lf.,.,v
Of the richest. Il IS ilt,gr,..-,3au;,ile .,,.,,
the most lIupres.jy.. form u 5.cara,.,,.
and display are Of tins s,rt-nnlter1u in
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02

A long, lonesome man, who was most
all nose and linen duster, and who had
no doubt been inspired by that fluid
which biteth like serpent, called a
crowd around him at the foot OF Wood
ward avenuc yesterday and began;
Fellow patriots-Tomorrow is the
glorious Fourth Of July. Let your ban
ners wave! Let the welkin ring with
your shouts of victory. The naughty
British government attempted to-
Hold on, there!" shouted one of the
crowd. Don't say word agin the En-
glish, or off goes your head"
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02

Permit m, 10 add my Testimony
as 10 the etliciercy ot your { Y
Baths, Irving tested them
tholously. twice u day tor tSo
weeks. ior bronchitis. ana pleas
cd to say they certainly are not
mi>rcl1cSentrd. hut ID all that il,
claimed Tor them. am going
away feeling bet er than | have tn
the past two years. ha, NJ been Il
sufferer from Grippe and lis con
sequences oT,t eighteen months
and glad to bc able To speak my
appreciation OF the good Ie>ultS /
nave obtain,
Mis-. +. \ Tanuehil.
OF Old jed pruutN Go
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02

hrH Melville. The squire had been
found Unconscious on the floor If hls
library and the frightened wife had
sent for her son where past experience
taught her he could be found
There were several day. Of grave aux
lety ior the family and much excitement
and sympathy among the ueighbor.
Then for time all danger was over, and
Mr Melville. pale, broken and aged
was seen driving about again But II
was well known that the family doctor
tyinmoned by telegraph at the time Of
his seizure. had said that his life de-
pended upon an equable, qnict rontine
Any sudden event or shock might be
fatal to hIm
For dozen years the great social
event Of the summer in Snowden had
been a lawn party and evening dance al
Melville Court, given always On the
Fourth Of July Mr. Melville enjoyed
overwhelming his country neighbors
| with his nagniticence, So no expense
Vas spared on music. refreshments. dec
otations and fireworks And even now
while lie was only pale shadow Of him
sell he insisted upon preparing for the
ust al entertainment.
The only house Of any pretcnsion in
the whole pretty village where cards
were not left WAS Mrs Elys Grace
| Melville had run in at di. k one night to
mails hurried protestation of her own
and her mothers innocence of the omis
sion, and to tell her dear Lefty of Jack S
d
grlT and rage, which had to he re-
strained because of the fathers critical
| con1lnon.
" was clear, balmy Fourth of July
Screened 10y the luxuriant vines which
veIled the parlor window, Lefty sadly
watched the guests 90 by, their faces
bright with the promise Of pleasure in
which she could have no share,
Night fell darkly. with no light but
the soft CLEAN of stars The fireworks
would have superb setting OF black
ness Heavy foliaged, low growing
trees, forming what the neighbors had
always called the grove. covered that
part.of Melville Court which touched the
widows garden Creeping after night
fall under the dense shadow, Lefty stood
with black waterproof thrown around
her to obscure her white dress, and
watched the preparations for grand
pyrotechnic display The music of the
band at first prevented her hearing any
other sounds but when it ceased, and
the dancers poured out of the hall door
to Join the guests who were crowded on
the terraces to watch the fireworks, she
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02
.Hiles' lelYe und Lber rms.

Act~ Hn q new riucipie-rvgulat the liver,
.u.t l,I, 4Hi bowels f4raa354 the Hertcs \ new
l.s,o,cfs. pr Mics Puis spcvdIiy oure al4us
,-s. Hil taste, torpid liver. piies, c.a~flUdion
lac4 -liiei Tor men, ucn, children. SLaiiest.
i..l.s.. sufe,t :. -:-.- :. :ss;s samples tree
\. CushiRs'>.
A young woman may be good enouS Sh to ch
aer Weight in gold, but it IS the man who watts
on her must fetch the gold.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02

HI, best NaAe III the world for Cuts, Bruises
sores, Ulcers. salt kHeum, Fever Sores, letter,
HAppea Hands, Cut1.aus, Corns. aud al Skin
tF4PuonN, anu positl'ely cures piles, Or no pay
e4urod- l. i guaranteed to give perfect -atls.
tet!ou, or money refunded, tIice p cents per
'oI For sale ny Roland I. Patten.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02

Tho onty Sdrsap0riHa guaranteed to abso-
i,feiy curc Diseases ofNe St0mdch, Lirer, anti
hidReys, DySpepsiH, indigestion, LoSS NJ Up.
Henhe, Sick Heajdchc, NrScaiV Rheumatism
Di@=ncSS, Ftmaie Weakness, kmdeiation, Gtn-
Bolts, Tamors. H'rofuioas .iBortions, G,,ncer-
ons Hnors, N4h- -Aheam, SglhjHis, Cdhtyth,
Ehqc9rm, Catbnncies, iicers, and Sores,
Mdfariai f1ison, Pnin in The bones.
DAM SdRS1PdHiLL1 CO., BciGisi, Ne.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02
4 Nnfe Inrn.tlii.nf

'Haaie.ue. said ''.e sir, 10 her playmate
'is, 'n-t'--re = be Cal. 3. not to
r4tct. c-.4 aS45a.'
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02
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l.. >--3s ..ee .a4 c-s5t t5vsse,.ins
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c--r9. 10y --ss+r .a,.-tg.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-07-02
THE kICkAPOO
INDIAN WORM KILLER.
Maine historical socte,y

s. tI t-zs.-.-
-f'- - -a1 Fre E1re= f0-s, .
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
Sealed Proposals.

orrIcr or THE Roam or Prrrlc MoREs
GRAND RAFIps. Mich. March = is9L
Sealed rr09osas viii bc received al the oflce
OF the Board uniil saturday. April Z. 1921. at
-.S0 y. m. for furnishing rhn tons Of one Of
the following kinds ri cnal Montana Goal
and Coke t,'s caai. Fa.rmoni. West "a. LA
den Coke Co.'S coal Of Clements. West Va
Hutchinson Coal and Coke Coz coal. from
Beechsood mines. West Va: Pitisburg and
Chicago eAs Gos Cos coal. mine No D, New
York aud Cleysl md Gas Coal Co.'S coa. OAK
lin niue. or Du'lursue mine. faufei HUI
Mines Allegheny County. Pa shawnee Mine.
Perry County. - or Brazli Block .eal Co
coal. lower yeia, straight block from the
Gsrtsherrie Mae.
The above coal. except the BRAZIL Block,
must ee screened over one and "ns half inch
screen. coal SHIPPED during tie months 81 De
cenber January. February and March. TO he
shipped In box cars. Contractor is 10 com
mence delivering the coai on or before The attn
of April. an 1 continue unth The same ls all
delivered tut ~ o time during fhs hiliug Of
the above coHtIat shall there be iess than
~ tons nor fuorv li,an los ions Of coal stored
~ the coal shed. hr capacity 81 the shed h
1909 tons. BiGs will be received for the coal =
g. h. ears I'm this city. and Also Tor the caAi de
lisered in the coal siied sfite pumping wcrss :.
If the coal "a deliyrred N the coal SHED then
II snail be subject e. weights on ihf Board II
Public Works scales. ard 10 be piled 10 the
shed under the direction 81 the engineer in
charge. Contractor is 10 10 all trimming back
and fnrnsa all help "a store tee Goa.
Tie mining COMPANY shipping the coal NJ q Il
furnish the Board ~ fusfifr Works with the
car numbers date 81 shipments and name of
the mine bfppeu freTB. on u cos furnished
lie Beard reserves the rleht te reject anv
81 All bids
Each bfdder shall deposit with his proposal
. certified check IN Tbs suia 81 ti5i Parable 70
the order OF james y DAVIS pres dent 10 be
forfeited % the city 81 Grand Rapid. IN case
he saas fail t. enter int contrast. in accord
ance VITA bis presosa shonia his sac pro
posi- be accepted hy lhe Board Of P1biie
Works
Al prepos4l. uust ne made upen blank.
that gill b. furnished upon application al the
6f3ce 81 the Board.
~ order Of fh- Beard.
JAMES >. DAVIS. President.
Attest
F1Fn A. IwaxtY. Clerk apr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
Proposals for Supplies.
Hr,por.nrrns MrcHre.s sotpuns. HOVE.

HEapouaRIERs MICHIGAN SoLpIrRs' HOVE.
GRAM RAfips, Mich, March =, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received At the
ONCE of the Michigan SoldieTs's Home. Grand
Rapids. Mich. until April 2. 1891, at noon, by
the Board OF Managers Of the Michigan sold
iers Home. Tor the furnishing sud delivering
at said home OF the following articles to sup
ply said home. Tor the period of six months
and alter April 10. ISL.
SUBSISTENCE srrrrIts.
900 pounds Of -four. strictly ST. aisht roller.
In lto pound sacks; .an pounds. more or less.
TO he delivered each month.
210n pounds fresh beef. 10 he steers of not
less than 80 mounds per side. l2.R0 round :
cornpd beef. boHeiess. best quality; <rA pound :
Of mutton. dressed. au tallew aud trimmings
go be removed. neck~ 81; close the fore EGGS o
be cut OF At the knee joints ana the hind egg
40 the heckS; no carcass that Is poor or Of had
color will he accepted. HtD pounds Of fresh
pork loius. eco pounds OF YEA. dressed, 69o
rounds OF sausage. resh por and beef eigh-
teen barrels of salt pofk. Clear. lg Pounds OF
green meat 10 The barrel; ~ POUNDS # beef
liver, 100 pounds % ham. sugar cured anc thor
oughiy smc ked. meme 70 weigh less than Ia or
more Than - pounds. csc pounds OF shoulders.
choice. fTesa, sugar cared. must Be Thoroughly
smoked. clean and good 81 coior. no shoulder
10 weigh naturally Jess than or more than j.
pounds zoos pounds of DhlcagJ lard in cans
400 hounds Of bTs asfsst bacon. clear sides. un-
canvasSed Fresh meets Are 20 be delivered
three tin8es a week or 5lfener u required salt
meats. AT times aud In Quantities as ordered
cormyG.
3 dozen ofischecked shirts all 70 be extra
large With collar attached. neck from u 20 AZ
inches = dozen each uudfTshirfs ard draw efs.
best random mixes not 10 east 10 exceed - =
Per dozen sizes shirts. a t. a. drawers. a 20
a. leeaoten cotton socks size lgla and III. n be
eqnsi 10 stye 7el ~ Nelson Knitting 30 8.
Rockford. flin0 : 90 pairs 10y Aiue army
trouseTs. 49, biousrs. dark blue iadiEo. aii
Teoi uBFned outside and I inside pockets.
With NJ. :. ". git butfeHss - fssrS sane
goods as niouses but ems: 90 pairs n hrofs e
with buekie cost not 20 exceed Si-1lsa dozen
bandana hsndkrrrhiefs. one-naif each red AID
biue u dozen carpet iTpsrs.
Samples o. AL rf0fhiHE VII - required
All goods 10 20 delivered ~ the home free ~
charge fsy drsyags. packages. etc. ara 81
press charges on samples wTsf he Trepsio -
the hone.
A sanrisnt bond viii Be required from ths
suce~ss N hiaferS
pavnaeafs as = rale. vii - made monthly.
TIE bosFe reserves The rifht - ~ leef sny
aBd 81 bids.
p6s ear 10 made o. sny single srfiele
FaTaiafses rrusf - endorsed .~es'ef Fropos
A. Tor sappifes sna addressed 70 the cefn.
msnaanf 81 caigsn Soldiers Home. 5rSn4
kzr8fS Nfeh
~ order Of TIE Beard - Nnnssers
Arr q r p PHkrs- Comm aH6snf-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

Ald. Turner moved 70 take up for further
consideration the ordinance relallye 10 rail-
rosds-Dags "a. printed record
Carried.
Aid turner moved 20 place gpoa its third
re4dlas-
feas - ld. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
boyle, Emmer. Hauser. Mckee. o'Donaeii.
saunders. stsln. sDE0ui. steoolas. Stryssf.
fsteum. Turner. Yerex-ia.
Sags-S0ns-
Aid. Turner moved TO insert the word "oo-
srsaet7 after use" IN line 4. right had col
Uma. page "a
/ Carried.
Yeas--Ali- Anderson. Doren. Dovls. Emmer-
Haaser Mills. Mckee. ODOnnsiL- Stein.
seroal. Steboias STRIKER. TaIeum. Turner.
lersx-E.
Nays-S0ne.
AID. Turner moved that the ordinance rs
AMENDED % nov pass.
Carried
Yeas-AId- Anderson. Dorea. Doyle. Emmer.
Hauser Mills. Mckee Onounen. Stein.
Sproai. stebOlns. Stryker. Iateam. Turner.
xsreK-l5.
SsSs-Sone.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

eerlsa proposals ~ Be received unfii AprsI
Is - Boaa. fef IRE erection ~ the following
buildings. o. fEe Ken. connfy fKiF grounds.
At nua &nusscffirers' sfssi, pernslog ca hsfi
hssrss exhibition hsfiidtnzs fxe sahfhi;tan
buildings Ter cafftf. siiesr and sw'ine. accord
ife - Pisns Ard sircfa atoms nnv o. &c "
fne sssrs1yrT. osNre. room z Porter hiort
srsna kauids. rH.. ouiiainE. 20 be cerrp5ef-
81 bF hugest j. isei.
] r orc~r r. srrrft competition 80 srp VIII
Ing - naeFe Nserpl sa~saees r. ~rsialgI. f.tlsld
ers - ssssf q purchasing ustertsl Terms
wiii ~ made kBewh tr TIE seersfa-v -essar.
sff hee VII - rs4Hires FOR eaeh hnfffur
TEE snsrs - b.rt IS reserve fks right t.
re 81 shr are NJ tfsz
JANIS cox. seereszry.
rusreh 2. 1911 ~, 4
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BoaHD oF PuBIc WORKS.

pFtltt i'oAhD W Blu OEks,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. March %. 1891.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the
Office of the Board until Saturday. April 4.
ISL. at 80 D. m. Tor the imp oyeiHcnt OF
lat Fulton street. from Union TO south East
street. according TO the plans and sptclfca-
lions on file At he Office of the Board
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his roposli
the sum Of siO00u TO be forfeited to the City OF
Grand Rapids in case he shall fail to enter into
contract. In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application at the Office
of the Board.
BY order OF the Board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
fAttestl
FRED A. 1wssLEY Clerk. apr
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBIC Won

OFFICE BOARD OF PuBL.C WORKS
GRAND RAFlDs, Mich. March. 80. 1921. !
Sealed proposals " u be received ut the Office
of :he board until Saturday. April 4. 1891. ~
300 +. M. III" laying Of a water main in
Grand Avenue. nom East Fulton street t.
Mechanic street, according TO the plans anu
specifications OH file at the office of the Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his prop osal
the sum of $780, To BE- forfeited t. the elly of
Grand Rapids III ca. he shall fail 10 enter into
contract in accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board 4 Public Works
All proposals must he made upon blanks
that VIII he furnished upon application at the
Office OF The BoNd.
By order Of tae BOARD
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
lAttest1
FRED A. IwANLEY. Clerk. apr
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

Adopted
Yszs-Ala- Andersoa. Carpenter. creqae.
D0rea. Doyle. EmneE. Nils. v DonEel. Sam
ders. stein. spreul. sieebias Stryxef. fsteaH.
Turner. eFes-l6
Aass-Ala. Haassr-L
AID DSrsB moved ~ take from the table the
/ reso. 1t4oa 0zeFsd 81 him relative ~ a. est
nate Of cost u seser IA buchanan stress
/ Pase as. pEiatea record.
/ Carried.
! Yeas AID. Anaersoa. Carpenter. creque.
/ D0fsa. Doyle. Emnrr. hauser. Mills. Don
( ned. SANDERS. slsia. spFoai. ots6tias.
/ Stryksr. Tals0D. Taraer. iereK-u.
Nass-SsHe.
/ AID. D0ren moved the adoption OF the reso-
/ ton.
+ Ala. Stein moved. as an amend neat. 10
/ strike cut the words "fwelith avenue" where
thss occur IA haess and 8. aad sgsstltats
Hall street
/ Carried
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Crequs.
/ Dorea. Doyle. EmmeF. HAussr Mills. saan-
ders. Stein. Sproai. ote0olns. STRIKER. TaIeum.
1 Turner. lsrex-io.
/ NAys-Sose.
The resolution as SO amended. was adopted
| By the following vote.
/ Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Creqne.
Doren. boyle. Emmer. Haussr. Mills. Saand-
ers. Ste.a sproui. steboins. stryker. Tatsam.
i Turner. sSex-E.
/ Nays-Noae-
! BY Aid CARPENTER:
! Resolved. Bv the Common Council OF the
city of Grand Rapids. that the Board Of Public
/ Works. IN and for the city Of Grand Rapids be.
/ and it Is hereby directed 10 establish the grade
4 line on Madisoa avenue. a public street IN
1 the city OF Grand Rapids. from Hall street. a
1 public street in said city. u Burton avenue. a
/ public street tn sale city; the establishment OF
the grade line OF aid Madison avenue between
the lines named bein: necessary public i'm
pToyement.
/ Adopted.
Yeas-Ald Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
\ D0ren. Doyle. Emmer. Hauser. Mills. saun-
/ ders. Stein. Sproul. Stebbins. Stryker. Tateum.
I Turner. lerex-l6.
/ Nays-None.
| BY Aid. TURNER:
| Resolved. BY me Common Council Of the
! city OF Grand Rapids that the city attorney be-,
4 and he Is hereby Instructed 10 prepare the
/ necessary resolution for the opening aud ex-
tension OF Park avenue. public street In said
i city. from the big ditch. so-called 10 the east
line OF the John Ball park in said city. said
opening 10 be Ia uniform width Of slxty-sir
feet; AID be IL further
Resolved, That the surveyor and engineer OF
/ the Board OF Public Works In and for said
city be. and he is hsreby instructed 10 prer re
an accurate description of the private prop
/ erty necessary TO be taken IL such improve
! ment is made. and furnish the SAM 70 said
| city attorney.
| Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
/ Doren, Doyle. Emmer. Hauser Mills. Saun-
ders. stein, Sproul. Stebbins. Stryker. Tateum.
| Turaer. Yerex-l6.
Nays-None..
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
pRoBATE oRDER-s,ate of Michigan. ccun.

DROBATE 0RDER-State OF Michigan. Coun.
~ of Kent, -. At n session of the Probate
Court for said County of Kent held at the Pro-
bate ONCE. IN the city OF Grand Rapids. on the
9th day of Aacch. IN the year. one thousand
eicht hundred and ninety-oue.
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF
JENNIE HuUSEHAN. deceased.
An instrument in writing. Importing 10 be
the iasf Will and testament oi said deceased.
having been hied IA this court for probate
IL Is ordered. that Friday. the 2iih dav of
ADrll ISL. az ten o'clock In the fore
noon, at said Probate once. be appointed for
proving said Instrument.
Aud il is further ordered. that n copy Of this
order he publi she'd three successive weeks pre-
vious "a sad dav Of hearing. I'm the Telegram
Herald, a daily newspaper printed and tifeG-
lsiing Ia said County II Kent.
CYRUS r.. PERKINS.
"A true copy Judge oil Probate.
ApoLrH -. Mtsoy. Register. wed apr Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

DROBATE 0RDER-Stat Of MICHIGAN Coun-
~ OF Kent. -. At session of the probate
court for said county Of Kent. he'd AZ the
Probate ONCE. In the City Of strand Rapids on
the 18th day Of Msreh. in the year one
Thousand eight hundred and ninety one.
Present IyfHs r. Perkins Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF
MARY A CHAFfkE. deceased.
An instrument ia writing. pgrDofting 20 be
the last sill AMI testament Of said deee SEQ
having been = 2 4 in tins court for probate.
IL IS ordered, that Friday. the-14fh dss Of
April. 1891. Al 10 O'Clock tn the forenoon. ~
said Probate effce. De appointed for prevlng
sad Instrument.
And IL - further ordered. that \ copy 81 this
order b. published three Sfrc~ssi " weeks pre-
yfous a. said day OF hearing. n TIE TFI vsRsx-
lEssfb. = daily newspaper printed ana circu-
isting n said cc1nty ~ keat.
~ ri : +. PERKINS. Judge Of Probate.
"A true copy
snSFrs y. Msso<. Register. wed spr Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
CON MON COUNCIL


Goau91ed rem -ecoad page
AID Dares moved % Accept the rest shd THAT
fpftnsr consideration Of tas same Ca post
gsasd tor sae sees sHd Bsxt Tuesday. April
2 lsei al tAe scssssa u the Common tsGEeh
On Sad essala. De designated as me tine,
saa The Gem A0l CauEeti E0sEAs. "a the eify al
GFaad Rapids. As Ias pace ioF as4fin. apDeais
tAzFelrsa4 AID tie slSy slerk DC Instructed u
give aot!ee Of sad time AID place Of hearing
spDeals. b. e4asaz aotles Of said Tine aad
pace q hszfilg appeals. aad the names bciax
returned 70 his once. % DC published n the
Grad h4plds fxLEszA4-H zz4LD. daily pub
re newspaper printed. published aad cirea-
lAsed In the SAID CITY 81 Grand Rapids. for az
Is4st tso successive days previous 10 SAID
ADrii7 ISL
Ad0otedt
feas-Ald. Andsrson. Carpenter. Doren.
Doyle. EmmsF. Hsasrr. AiliA Mckee. O'Don-
nsii. Saandrrs. etsia' >proai. oIebblas. cfIy
xeT. Isfeanl. Tarasr. fersx-u-
Nass-Aoae-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

The sn1aaI meeting ~ n. stock hoissrs ~
The rr-<fs@nf sad directors - TIE 6rset Ran
- HTffa1.sr Efmnsng ~ - hsff ~ tt<
saers - efe ro-nrsre - 1frzwa.sI IsesTS4s
hfcek - fAe r5rv - t4r 2 kzEsas <srre ~
Mi-hlxan, On Tuesday. Mas 5 i<sl AZ r = cfoek
S0aS L x1SsA s>esetsry.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
IREAsuerRss NOTICE.


t4fY iIeTk . F7Hoe,
Grand Espids Mich. March ST. Issi
Notice = herehv gwen tssf TIRE Assessment
roll Tor the ceasfrucfien 81 4 sever r Shei-
don street. fro1a Neahsra sx~nae % Riateiy
avenue. in the cry 81 trzHS Rz5f1s. "a aov
lie ~ hands ant thar I w7.f receive rsyn7snf
thereon for - perfe9 ~ fvenfv zsvs from
tais date. AZ the eface 81 the Cztg Tressartr,
City HsiL
GEORGE p. PERRY.
ar y Cts Treasarer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
TREAsuRER,s NOTICE.

ftfF T~e=scrers n11ce
rr--r PzrfSx MieA Narrn p Isl
<efic~ - hefeaT eixen hat tae sssessrn -Fif
reii fsr - eenS+raefina - a <tV<f ~ -rca-
more sfrs<t fr6u Sef+TEar aFeaHf e e0gfh
glivfzsan street ln tss elTy = fsrsne Rartds g
new sa ~ hsafs sr1 fhsf J 49, rNe@i - pay
7.~rf rhs~arr sor ff1 re-.1< - f~eafy las
from fRfs dafe a % afse@ q fhf f5fs Treas
uref. (ffy HzL aErEEF = pFERA
apr 5 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01

t.ff frrse1rrre fsrFc~
crxrs fsptds. hich k1ssh ~ 1sq
Notice Il heFetv gwen fbst TIE assessment
rcii ~ rNe epef Hr Nnf wf6srins ~ Dhe~fes
STREET 'rafE eesthE svenne - iowaf rf-rss
IN tnf clrr 81 i5FsaE hspsas - po~ be nv
haods. s1a fhsf ~ r-resve reyrsress---Ern
20 - perfeS - sr~rf~ sH~s IRON ffi< aste
~ ire o11ce ~ the f1Fs fYrnxtir~r. gity Han
6koE4E = PERRY
AFR Is Gsfs Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01
COMMITTEE MEETINGS.

Committee on Streets and SIP ecial commit
tee on Slbley street appeals viii meet Wednes-
dsy evenln. next.
ON motion OF Aid Doyle council adjourned.
W. A. SHINKNAN,
City Clerk.