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For Sale.

A furniture and undertaking es-
tablishment, or will exchange for
improved farm. Reason for sell
ing. poor health. Inquire at
GRAPHIC Office.
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Singular, but an actual fact.
Every one using Beggs' Diarrhea
Balsam Say they never tried
medicine SO wonderfully adapted
to all bowel complaints, as it re-
Eeves at once and no bad results
following. Every bottle warrant
ed. Sold by W. 4. McKeehan.
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c bornensn, the Il srehslG tai
lor has received 6 CON plete Inc Of
ssml wl.ga. rs thjcl.s $ the
finest e. = 93gLt 20 IL cit nd
desires Ia It ular p.rons, and
al oth sta. who wish % get suit
maGe OF FRS: lass gcois in first
class style, to cs' and see them.
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You can rect assured that we
can and will meet any cut made
by any one on groceries.
SIGLER Bros
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Ice cream IN half gallon or GAL
lon packages, delivered 10 any part
of the city by II. A. Butler.
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Farmers the place to get your
horses fed is at the popular stable
OF I. E. Graves, one block south
Of the square.
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You oan buy 100 pounds east
ern granulated sugar for $500.
SIGLER BROS.
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You can buy q sack of Snow
Ball -four for s1.05. or by the bar
rel $500. SIGLER Bros.
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The Old Government brand of
Axle Grease is the best in the
world. Brooks Oil Co., Cleveland,
o. sole manufactures.
NICHOLS. Agent.
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The Pansy drug store isthe
place to buy your machine oils 10
haIvesters and mowers.
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Vienna and cream bread at n.
A. Buffers is The ak " the torn.
Try loaf.
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New invoice Of violin and quit
ar strings just received by A
butcher, jeweler. south side.
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Ma5ufy5 psints, 1t's pounds to
the gellon, Is the very best. For
sale by W. G.. Fout.
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You can sell your produce and
get the cash at the highest prices.
SIGLER Bros.
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Cole Il Greene have full lin
OF undertaker's goods.
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Fout has the largest line of
school books and school supplies
kept in the city, and his prices are
always the lowest.
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You can buy goods of US at liv-
ing prices the year through and
not pay any Of your neighbors
debts. SIGLRR BROS.
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Don't fail to leave your orders
for fancy cake at z. A. Buffers
Large cakes a specially.
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Go to Mrs. Leech's and see the
Toe and 81 hats tho. are selling a.
Csc each.
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Ii you have the time and the
strength to rub the various arti-
sles of furniture you will find the
following mixture an excellent
one. Equal portions of turpen-
tine, boiled linseed oil and Vine
gar. Shake the bottle we'll before
using and rub with q WOODEN cloth.
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| BicKeeI.an 2ros. are deter hin
ed to hava shs trad. In lubriosting
oils. Call and got prices.
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WABASH EXCURSIONS.
Reduced Rates for Fairs.

Much injury is done by the use
OF irritating, gripping compounds
taken rs purgatiyes, In Ayers
Pills. the patient has q mild but
effective cathartic, that can be
confidently recommended alike
for the most delicate patients as
well as the most robust.
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Go to Fout for school books and
school supplies.
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# a tablespoonful of kerosene
is put into four quarts of tepid
wafer, and this i: used IL washing
windows and mirrors, instead Of
pure water, thare wi! remain up
on the cleaned surface a polish no
no amount OF mere friction can
give.
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Frames made to order very
cheap at TulPs gallery. 6m mis-.
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1t is when strsws are made up
into hats that they show which
way the wind blows.
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FoR SALE--S0 acres of land two
miles from town and two SPIN of good mares,
about halfthe land is cleared and in Gu ltiva-
ton, the remainder Is covered with fir
growth Of young timber and will furnish
enough wood to pay for he land; sppIy az
Graphic ONCE
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lake your poultry and eggs TO
N. Long, east side.
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Every man'has his price. but
brides are given away.
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"Ohl how 1 dread to see my
heir turning gray )" is a remark
made by so many ladies. If they
only knew that Is cents invested
in one bottle of Beggs' Hair Re-
newer would not only check it at
once, but give it a luxurious and
glossy appearance, we know that
they would not hesitate to buy.
We guarantee every bottle. Sold
by W. A. McKeehan.
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Go to McKeehsn Bros. for the
best grades of machine oils.
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When Baby was sick. No gave her Castor.ar
when abe vaS ChiId, shs cried for CAstoria,
When she became Nix, she eluAg 20 Csssoria,
whea shs bad Chiidrea, shs gave them Castoris
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For plain and fancy stationery,
school books, school supplies,
states, pens. pencils, and every
thing else needed in the school
room, try Fout west side.
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Satan is busiest when other
people are resting.
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You can buy 100 pounds yellow
sugar for 50 90. SIGLER Bros.
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Il. o. & K. c. LINE.

q. o. & X. E. LINE.
EAST.
Mail and Express arrives. ........... S:4S A. NJ.
- Local Freight arrives .......... IL: A. M
Through freight ................ ll.2. A. n .
WEST.
Mail and Express arrives. ........... S:o9 P. N.
Localfreight a, rives .......... -. a. r. NJ
Through Freight arrives ....... 2:asA NJ.
Tuesdays and Saturdays only;
iwili run three hours and twenty minute
shead of time on TUESDAYS
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WANTED: An experienced Sales
man, or Business House to repre-
sent US as Sales-Agent IN kirks-
vile. Address,
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Largest Clothing and Tailor
ing House in America
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rising young architect, furnished
plans for the elegant new resi-
dence of Mr.. d. G. Pierce and the
Porter block on the northwest cor
ner. His latest triumph, however,
was his plan for the new Union
Bank building which was accepted
over that of a Chicago competitor
This new building, 1t is said, will
be the finest business house in the
city. We are ever glad to speak of
home talent, and especially so
when it proves its superiority over
foreign competition that has had
the benefit of many years study
and experience.
| Mr.. Richard d. Hutchinson OF
| Polk township died at the home
of Ches. Reridon, in Sublette, Au-
gust 5, aged nearly IS years. He
was born in Kentucky and came
to Adair county, Missouri in 1865
He was by occupation q farmer,
and lived on his farm near Sub.
lette until old age and failing
health compelled him to give w
active life. In all the relations Of
life he was honorable and upright
and highly respected in the com
munity where he had lived fo
, more than quarter of century
He was member of the Cum
> berlend Presbyterian church. Bur
!, ial took place Thursday afternoon
Aug. ., IN Greentop cemetery.
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NICHOLS, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
N'HHOR1lR ON TRIAL
BIS vIc1IH TELLS HER STORY
says That aewhsrtsr Accom- plished
asis While Cat " zikias VITA
Asr s~ptsnbsF I Last-she stick
- Her st4asn.at&

A jury was drawn yesterday in the
hcwnorter rape case from the third
panel summoned, consisting OF
the following jurors: Nath-
enisl Brayton. Theodore Boueh.
sAmes stroaps, Peter FarwelI,
A. H. Evans. Evans Beckwitb. David
Anderson, josiah Ingraham, Herman
1ezon, George Wynkoop, John H..
Haxton and Hiram Kniffn. The case
WAS called At ii o'clock a. m. The
court room was crowded with the Gus
somary hzngers-on in such cases. A
Koodiy number OF ladies, friends OF the
complainant. were il attendance. The
hrst witness called was Edward j..
Moore, father Of the alleged injured
party. The respondents attorneys OBJ
Jected to the witness testlfylng until
further developments were made in
the case. aud he was taken from the
stand. Georgia Moore, the principal
witness, was then put on the stand.
Che told straight forward story OF the
circumstances of her assault; stating
that It occurred on the night OF Sept.
7 last. in the township of BYRON. near
her home, while she and the respond
ent we're out walking. She Was sub
lected To rigid erOse-examina,lon tor
two hours by MIR. Donaldson, but did
not vaver from her story as related on
the direct examination. The court adj
lourned until o'clock this morning,
when the same witness will De called.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
DR.. S CLAY TODD.
Advice Free.

Catarrh, deafness, rheumatism, ner-
yous debility. impotence and all dis
eases resulting from early lDdiscretions
and excuses OF manhood, all diseases Of
the urinary organs. partial para ysis.
varicocelie. ruptures, tumors, scrofslia,
old sores, dropsy. skin diseases, liver
and kidney complaints, heart Diseases.
shoriness of breath, tack Of head.
small or back, etc. including all female
complaints and chronic diseases cured
quickly and permanently.
IL you are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleeplcss or wake after borrld dreams.
tired mornings. with q dull headache,
bad taste IN the mouth. sometimes Dis
charges, and 60 about your employ
ment wiiaout life, energy and ambition,
desire TO he alone, gloomy forcbodlngs.
a disposition 10 worry and fret about
trouble ahead tina; never comes, spells
of feeling afraid or UNCERTAIN, some.
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion %
nerve power, which may end In utter
nrostretion. insanity and death.
II YOU nave great sense OF weakness
and WEAKNESS. with tired limbs, numb
ness, trembling, pfickly sensations, cold
feet and legs, you are advancing 10 that
most serious dIsesse. paralysis
II your head aches, fees numb and
tired. with strange SENSATIONS, loss az
memory. and you think with difficulty,
or YOU are sleepless st night, with drow-
ssness and dizziness during the day. TIE
nerve and brain fatigue may coon run
into insanity or death.
III you have any Of these feelings do
nos neglect them or they wall END 10 par
slysis, insanity, prestrstlon or death
you vslue your life 90 not neglect
these warnings Time and experience
have shown, aud hundreds OF startling
and marvellous cures ifsve proved, That
these diseases are perfectly and CON-
pletely cured by Dr. :. Gay Todd, No.
,e North bisTsion-sf-. Nenbsfn block,
rooms 4, and q, Grand ksplds
Under the use 81 Dr. :. Clay Todd's
rer1arkatie remedies. all these symp-
toms Weld ss II ~ magic, and strength
of nerves. vseor Of brsin, vitality ~
blood and health Of body are soon re-
stored.
Hr remedies are purel, vegetable
end harmless, and can only be oSsslDs5l
81 hi fofboe.
Or. TODD compounds bic prescrip.
zoos lef0re each Ilsteni N his Office.
DG. TODD's Office h 81 ~ Noftil
ptvlsiDa-st-. Ntntlen ifocs. rooms 4. 3
and 4. Grand Rapids. Mich
His medicines sgres with the stomach
and you can esf anything you cfooss.
He 10 in MS once from gin the morn
ing unfii IN the evening. every day
bat Surdeys.
Cal, everybody. Afrendly ssls vii
or,sf you nothing.
J Lew Charges Rsps Genre
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
ONE FOR Thu COMBINE
Judge Seyerens Decides Q Suit OF
Importance.
FARMERS REVOKE THEIR CONTRACT
And the Court Hoias That they May da
80 and Make no Eeparatios TO the
Party ia3urea fheresy-Asws
OF the Courts

The case OF Perrin Brothers. Com
pany Va Bradley b. Crawford ct al IN
the United States court Was decided IN
favor OF the defendants yesterday by
direction of the court. This was suit
brought against the Farmers Potato
Combine" vita headquarters at Green
vile. That combine WAS organized by
the Patrons Of Industry for tho purpose
of shipping potatoes and securing to
the producers the benefit of the profits
arriving from the sales otherwise accru-
ing to the "middlemen." The conf
plainants claimed that the defendants
contracted to furnish them potatoes at
q certain price, but thinking the price
too low they refused u comply with
the terms OF the contract. Suit was
brought to recover damages with the
above result.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
THE EXCITEMENT eREaI


II was false alarm, but the crowd
MAS 80 great before the entrance 10 TIE
Star Ciolniag House, on Canal-st. last
evening that the chief wanted 10 know
the reason Ii soon became apparent
as the people were eager - buy one Of
those a wool Light Coiored kersey
osercaats for s. 80 worth Si2.00. Look
at their windows Il you want 10 see we'll
nade and nlee appearing goods. Iney
have bought u very large assortment OF
custom made garments Tor tue fall and
they nj as Well as any made 70 order
for sl5.o0. They can give YOU beauti-
tut assortment OF Suits and Oyefeoats
made both double and SINGLE breasted
and from SO 100 TO s30.00. You Will
find as good quality OF goods as
merchant tsilors ask you $4,000 for ana
make equally as well. We should adj
wise every one To look through ths
custom made garments at the Star
before buying elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

In addition TO the long lat Of con-
tributions of clothing. supplies and use
full ARTICLES already acknowledged. the
ladies' OF ~. Marks Home report the
following cash donations:
L. A. Biudgett. $50; White a White,
SIS; A. V. Pantiind, s.; j. Boyd Pant
lind. ss5; DR.. Peterson. SIS: (. j. Her
rick, SO, George Morse. $40; |. &. Levi.
$40; friend, sl2; Cole. 81; A. d. Elser,
81; frlena. $50; Miss r. l.. Richmond.
ia; John ). Lawrence, 500; Mrs. ;. 2.
Wormlev, sl2.50; Eaton & Lyon, $25i
Dr. A. Robinson, SO. j. w. Rosenthal,
slz.50; Mrs. z. p. Fuller, 500; c. q. A.
Voigt, SIS; q friend, $50; z. G. Fuller,
500; Mrs. George G.. Briggs, $40; Mrs.
j. W. Pierce. s.; Z. p. kidder, 50; Mrs,
T.. p. Fuller for extra furnishing OF
ward. S2l.57; Ministering Children
League tor care OF sick boy, 500; thank
Offering, s25; Mrs. +. j. y Brien, $40.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

Joseph Cummings will have the bene-
f;t OF a second trial on the charge Of
larceny from the person in the super
ior court TINS morning
Thomas MeLschIin was sentenced
from the superior court yesterday for
the lsrcenv of watch. He was gwen
n two year term IN Jackson state
prison
Justice Hydorn yesterday fled the
examination of Johnson & Hansen
VIII the clerk of the circuit court.
They we're held to the circuit for trial
ca charge OF keepsng their saloon %
Reeds Lake open en- sunday.
i. z. ssssns. Of Eaton county, was
found guilty in the United states Court
yesterday Of selling liquor without pay
,,g the special tar. lie was fined 800
wh;eh he paid and was released.
The grand Jury returned twelve in
-.;...,.,s,,s. ~ the United States court
hss evening a. tie result Of ,aeir delib-
sratons yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
The People viii be Well Cared For
h.

The People VIII be Well Cared For at
the Races
Let no one miss seeing the greatest
race in turf annals today, because of
fear that they cannot get to the
grounds and secure favorable position
after arriving there.
If any do they will make serious
m stake.
There will be ample accommodations
for all.
The train service Will be all that can
he desired and IN addition the favorIte
Cable and North Park line will be able
TO meet all demands made. upon it..
There viii be rapid, frequent and safe
train service over the u. K. & /. and C..
4 w. VI. roads from the Union depot.
TO at any time only be cure to 20. Do
not let this opportunity to zee the con-
test between the two greatest trotting
stations on the turf pass without
witnessing %.
Those having charge of the arrange
ments say that the railroads can accom-
nodate from 900 to 5000 people per
hour and the North Park line fully
5000.
The q. r. 81. and the c. 4 w. N. will
give halI hour service TO the far
grounds until i a. M. and then fifteen
minute trans the balance OF the day.
The Cable aud North Park trains will
run every seven 20 ten minutes.
DO rot wait until you get TO the
grounds 70 hwy admission tickets. Buy
tnem before going out aud save delay
at tie gates. These and tickets for
seats nay tx purchased at the following
plseess 3ories & Wurzburg, West
RrsIge-st.; Briage-st. House; s. X.
Boil & e.. Canal-st.: T.. +. Dskeman
canal-~t.; ;. RICE, sweets Hotel; Mohl
4 Van Alstine, Usmpau place: Eaton,
Lyon & Co. Tower Clothing store,
housenan, ponnslly a Jones. j. c.
Hei kner, Seribner's drug store. Jsmes
BsylisS. Morton House. White a White,
Fred Stoei On, Porter block.
There wi bs ample seating accom-
lnodstion--the enormous SPECIAL grand
stands insure this. aud every pans has
been tsken 10 make them absolutely
safe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08


President Weston Names the Local MEN,
bsrs OF Them.
The Grand Rapids members Of the
committees named by President Weston
to prepare the Michigan Worlds FAIR
exhibit are as follows:
Lumber-Dwisht Cutler, chairman,
Grand Haven: ID. A. Blodget,. Grand
Rapids; W. w. GUNNER, Cadillac; A..
V. Mann, Muskegon; Thomas X. Lyon,
Ludington; john Canneld, Manistee;
Perry Hannah, Traverse City; Ezra
Rust, Saginaw; 5. o. Fisher, West Bay
City; FL. +. Loud, Oscoda; +. W.
Fletcher. Alpeua; Henry Stevens, St.
Helen; samuel NJ. Stephens on, Me-
nominee.
Furniture-George w. Gay. Grand
Haplds. chairman; Charles X. Sigh,
Charles W. Black, John WIddlcomb.
James G.. Mcbride, Frank Smith, Will
lam A. Berkey, G.. W. Perregrinc, q. IL.
Leonard, Charles aud ii. Judd, Grand
Rapids; j. G. Smith. Newaygo; II. c.
Sllsbee, Saginaw; ID. NJ. Eslee, Owosso;
VIM. Wright and Frank Posselens, De-
troit.
Gypsum-A. d. Rathbone, Grand
Rapids, chairman; Freeman Godfrey,
VIM. Hovey, Il. b. Church, and F. l..
Noble, Grand Rapids; w. A. Avery,
Detroit.
Paper and paper stock-George B.
Barbeen, chairman, Kalamazoo; Clark
Cromwell, Ypsianti, A. +. Fletcher,
Detroit; Charles Ii. Higion, jackson;
j. w. French, Three Rivers; c. A.
johnson. Monroe; Robert McIlpine,
Menominee.
Fsheries-Hersche Whitaker, De-
troit, chairman; Hoyt Host, Detroit
j. e.. Parker, Grand Rapids. This II
the state fish commission.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
PoLIcE COURT ROUTINE.
Minor Offenders Arraigned and Disposed
of by Judge Wsstfaii.


In the police court yesterday A. IL.
Wander lip was the first to answer to q
charge before the court. He had been
intoxicated and was sent TO the county
Jail for IL days.
Flick Srnith and wife Anna pleaded
guilty to the charge of being dlsorderly
at No. 50 Spr;ng-st. and were both sent
To the county jail for sixty days IN de-
fault OF $40 line and cost each.s
James Howard, Daniel Coney, James
Kennedy, Herman Brown and William
Goodyear. arrested for burglary, were
arraigned IN court yesterday morning
and demanded an examination which
was set for October 10.
James Bartholomew. the old candy
vendor who was arrested on . ceul-
plant charging criminal assault on two
13-year-old girls, was arralgned. He
waived reading the complaint and the
examination was set for October 10.
William Frese Who has been waiting
for . completion of his trial for failure
70 support bis wife was discharged yes
terday. The case had been adjourned
beyond the limit allowed by the law.
Eugene Kingsley was held TO the
superior court for trial on charge o.
entering room IN the Morton House
and stealing $50.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
SOLDIERS HOME BOARD.

Little Business Transacted In she Meet
ing Yesterday.
The board of managers of the Sol
diers' Home field q meeting at the
Home yesterday. Gov. Winans and
DR.. Shank were absent. Two veterans,
Samuel Worden and Patrick Mc6inn.
were re-instated. The board heard the
report of B. +. Graves who was sent to
Ann Arbor to consult with Captain
Manly relative to the alleged deficit.
The board postponed taking action on
the report until today. The plan OF
furnishing cltlzens' clothes TO soldiers
who leave the Home, is being discussed.
fhe board will meet again today at Q
O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

The case of Robert w. Elston VS.. A.
IL. Kortlander was called in the United
States court yesterday afternoon. The
suit is brought to recover $1,000 from
kortlAnder as guarantee OF Ed. Car
mon who purchased the Oaklawn prop
erty on South Dgvislon-st. 1t is claimed
that Carmen has failed to make the
first payment ~ required by the con-
tract.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

Hext; Alpine. Herbert Everett; Aigom7.
Albert jexeli; Byron, j. H. ksenes
ESSre, Z. a. Thompson; C2lea ORA, g.
". Barbour; CanBoa- VI. L. Johnston;
Coartlsnd, Henry Parkinson; Gaines,
John /. cutler, Chas. W Keller ssfat-
t2a. g. q. Cosens Grand Rapids, Jos
III Martin; Lowell. Jas- Robertson. y.
X. Blair; Nelson. p. l.. Fuller; OaSflsld,
Mr.. thompson; Pissnfeld, john Jones.
KING >. DAVIS; Paris, l.. X. Davis, A. Z.
fssrcloy sparta. A. b. Cheney, Z. q
dlnisan; Tyrone, Traces Cnarehi
Malger. onalhan ElesI; Wyoming, -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Money

Can be made by the investor. the mer-
chant, the mechanic, the farmer, tue
lAborer and all others who will take nd.
vantage OF the last excursion of the
sesson aud visit Talispcoss, Ga. on
October IL. You can buy Ex-
cursion tickets at the low rate of one
fare Tor the round trip from Allegan,
Montelth and ali points on the c., J. Il
NJ. Ry. via Cincinnati and q. 4 G.
Route For particulars write 70 A. h.
Lippincott, special agent, No. i55 JET
ferson-st., Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

The following persons have been
.slsetsd a. delegates from Kent county
:, ,he Prohibition Congressional con-
ss,..s,s,,, =, be held 70 the court house in
as eifv. Saturday, 0cseeer ie, At II
c'twdeieestes--Firn ward. Peter
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