, 1874-09-27
GRAND HAVEN.
AEtunlna1 Plcasures---A sn,o;..
Fruit-E'arm,
Senator Ferry on the Louisiana 1rop,,:s,
Correspondence Of The Chieago 7I1;brn.

41ogl!ei
correspondence Of The Chicago T11rn.
GRAsD HAVEN, Mich, sou. y, r.,
Inc summer has passed Away. Antrn.s's
come, and all Nature is nor clothed in 49,, W
gorgeous beauty. Tho foliage Ia, 81" ~,
On those beautiful, yar;esated hn., 4ta
tints that lend charming n;...' ~
quness to NIL surroundings. Fars...
has arrived at ts most inviting. sta,a ..@a T.-.
mense fruit-orehazds arc psesxn-ng therh.s.
appearance. and FLO are now permitted II .,,s
in reality those carly summer d, d,o.ms NJ ,.t: ~
catory blies. in feasting upon tho 1ideran. :.
rieties Of luscious fruits that erov IN 49,:
abundance. 'S<'
The regular summer-Beason has c1ospd. H..
iR, so far as regards the incidents attendant r.s
the crowds OF pleasure-seekers, with tbcr ~.
and activity, gaycty and faahiop. But H.
who have gone have, for several reasons
MISSED THE BEST TINE
TO obtain health. rest, and recreation. s1th,..,
during the summer-solstice, they eacsnsi5 =
heat and discomlosts Of the city, the7 bsYass s'
turned to the other extrene. had the7 ram.;o
ed, it would have been to learn that tba 49,.
cause which made this place 60 degirshYa as ~
popular during the summer, By tho deIioSttaraa
cool and e1hia1atlog brnezes that snent IVY
.tnua1.5 lt9m tae maeninccns Lake Iich!g,a, i.
10y @ =. 49, oo!tSuAuk suo coo4- autumnal glai.
anu s,oua 6re.f soat, palJ atmosphere that sea.
op!o eses5.uiaS; n.Ust le1fesn1ne and pleasant
Some may ask. What can visitors lind for ,h4;,
enjoyment at this season? With an all-anr.--
mer's experience. for myself, l can saY that nm,
than before is to be obtained The dayt;r;a !,
occupied With pleasant rambIcs in tla 1ools, +
?eaeu VI ieins, ausualu-iea7es, aao flowers; eu-
!oyins :nnItnlaG ulse 10 some OF tue po!rts et
.I.ot 49, ~ ~ iouaotle one being
1 sa1' ~. .u4 sno "uous, Ges"eeu immense hl.
VIZ ~ ta'Aes, ~ .uo pun overlooking Lis
@ taletsa "uelo oio can pass an noar Of ii
ntpst scsep1ao1y ~ "ateA1cs tne grand besusss
~ satoaE au panolau1a sPteaa oe1ofe htu b.
ocet ~ ~ Aa VIC 1ensntlu l'E's On one OF Ia
i!nItuio eteAAcls toat pis on me ElTer a1i
& iaSe, WEI Me can e.tner g'5,t me handsomese-
eo41s ~ 1p41hS Dnho "nu rluIipolt. OF stopit
any a. tue splendid irult-farna that Ina It's
ana plentaul suppls OF HUI ne4ng plaeed.:
C oui u.stosas IL .no esenlns; lue guests It Ia
Suslea t'ouse essnes ~ 'no pa1'olsl ~ SOCIAL mes:.
.., .us, ~ sue 't'1o 20 n.ost eu5ossoly eassea
,uIousu n1eaua y: ianeoIa. auo vocal mnat
4ap5 aua sNaeious conversation, ana soca
games II .f. earus. etci oceaaional7 hops" ~
gwen ~ ens ia1S'e uaoce-nall connecsed ~1tt ths
uolei. ~ wA1sll sle are 1hT'fed acd
u wnscn ssoa aas1c ~ l"shlsAea- -
na'o oeen rast'c"'lt'5 dos snost tuna paa
~ 'oe
lA.aISs. F.I1I-FAA
OF AT 4neolole Cus.1s, on oprn3 Lase,-hat"
ing hofno-en]o;mont5 az ms hoso1saole '1naasloa
s}tpeffnrendeo % MS sehtal WHO anu her noEhet'
Ihoush comparatively 1solatei, MS Place il L
ways Hvely,-thero belng, during tue, SUMMER
ana antumn' from ai:cen 70 twenty guests en-
1oyln5 tue comforts. Acalth ana country pleas
ures to 90 nere obsalnod: 1houen away from
tho crowded resorts wo 90 -1lo' lack company.
tor thcra are continually small parties arriving
TO inspect the place and sample tho fresh; h;plcked
luscious ir1lls. IAi5 II cons1dereo tue finest ard
largest frnlt-farm in this section. It contsi2s
some 3oe0 peach-trees {of every Tarlety). ser.
eraI thousand appie-ttee5 {oi tTenty-hvs r.
reties}, several acres Of grapes (of all kinds1
aud large numbers OF pear and plun-tscea
Over 1,5u0 cans Of fruit have been put up ttis
season. ".
As is probably generally known, Grand HaTea
is
THE HOME or SENATOR 7. IT. FERRY
and his relatives. Calling on him yesterday, !:
his handsome residence I was usheted into hg
private office, where, in conversation On hs
Southern troubles. ho expressed himself as
Favoring the Presidents course in the Louiaisna
llficulty, believing that, under the cl1cuta.
stances, l. was the only right one that could
laye been pursued. He 7o:ed for Carpeniefs
ill providing for anotaer election, which Wiz
lefeated BY scaail majority, q: former ses-
lion. When the subject was again brought N
It the last session, he was opposed 70 gyantings
ition one year without lnolestation, atkuoT!: