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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-08
womAN,s LOVE.


A sentinel angel, sitting high in glory,
Heard this shrill wall ring out from purgatory
"Have mercy, mighty angel Hear my story,
81 loved, and, blind with passionate love, fell
Love brought me down to DEATH and death to
hell
For God Is just, and death for sin is well.
"I do not rage against Ills high decree,
Nor for myself do ask that grace shall be-
But for my love on earth, who mourns for me.
"Great spirit, let me see my love again
And comfort him one hour, ana were fain
To pay n thousand years of fire and pain"
Then said the pitying angel: "Nay, repent
That Wild vow. Look the dals finger bent
Down TO the last hour of thy punishment"
But still she walled: al pray thee, let me go:
l can not rise TO place and leave him so.
Oh, let me soothc him in his bitter woer'
The brazen gates ground sullenly ajar,
And upward, joyous, like rising star,
She rose, and vanished In the ether far
But soon adown the dying sunset sailing,
And, like q wounded bird, her pinions trailing,
She futtered back with broken hearted wailing.
She sobbed: "I found him by the Summer sea
Reclined, his head upon q maidep's knee;
She curled his hair and kissed him. Woe Is me ~
She wept. "Now let my punishment begin;
have been fond and foolish. Let me in
TO expiatc my sorrow and my SIM
The angel answered "Nay, sad soul, go higher |,
To be deceived In your true hearts desire
Was bittercr than a thousand years of firer'
John Hay.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

There Is no use lighting nature. DIR. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy does nothing of that kind. 1t
does not make the sufferers who trust IL worse
under the pretense of doing them good. 1t acts
tenderly and In sympathy with what Nature
herself is trying to accomplish. Do you have
trouble with your digestion, your liver or your
kidneys Does rheumatism pain and rack you ?
Is your head thick and heavy? twill charm
away these ailments almost ere you are aware.
(Dmyillmdeod&w
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BESIEGBDBY WTTCH ES.

Tho Me,,o, Trouh,es Of Mrs. Elizabetb Re,c,ard
~, A.. .,.. p..,. C,r,.,,, ,.u
;" 'o "
from FRIDAY heauing Eagle.
rms morning Albert H. lieii'g, esq, Dr.
Rudolph b. Shuttle and Squire Weible, OF
Strausstown, who were appointed by the
court tn inouire into the sanjty of Mrs.
IsI;,nhoth peichord NOW in ;aiI y,sitad her
a. ~, -, ,..,, ,.nss,..;a.,
III ner cell anu hao a iens'ny coine's,ioh
with her, during whlcn tney iouhd that MIS-.
Reichard was apparently quite sane on every
subject excepting that of witchcraft. When
this subject was broacbed she talked in such
:. ,,,;Ia ,,,n,or ,hot tho nn,,n,;,too b,d no
~ VIZ ,''. .I 's , 'io -. ...',i.' g,' .
uoupt put that sne Is lH"''aly uo,"hseu'
They think that with proper care and treat
ment she can be cured
The committee will present their report
and tes,imonv taken at Strausstown To the
-. ~, N,.,,sa,, uoro ,ho,, e,,,,a ,h,t
on 'no9 'n''
MRS. heicnard had estanilsheo "iue repu-
tation rs a believer in witchcratt Her nus
band testified that she imagined that she was
" yerhexed :" that she did everything possi-
b,e IN drive avav tho OWL snirits, with which
H. ;,,,.,.,,,o,, e. ,,os hoso, sho .o.,,so,,
sue iihaslneu sne was ooSe'- Sne - ac.usou
certain respectable ladies' IN Strausstown
with belng witches. she charged that they
used thelr "speiis on ner irienus, anu
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NEVER GIVE UP.

IN YOU are suffering with low and depressed
spirIts loss of appetite, general debility, disor-
dered blood, weak constitution, headache, or
any disease of II bilious nature, by all means pro
surprised 10 see the rapid Improvement that will
follow you will be inspired with new life (;
strength and activity will return; pain and mis-
cry will ceaye, and henceforth you viii rejoice
In the praise OF Electric Gittcrs. sold Mt 10 cents
a bottle by II. b. Cochran, druggist, Nos. l3I and
Iss North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. 10y
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Evidence of the best Kind.

Richard I. Robinson Is Il druggist living in Ra
cine, Wis Here Is what he says; "Aniicted wit h
laryngitis was unable to articulate n word dis
tinctIy Tor fully two months. liberal applica
tion OF Ihomds' Ecteetrie OF completely cured
H. b. Cochran, druggist, hi and l3s N orth Queen
At Lancaster.
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The Preventive of "a Terrible Disease.

No disorders, excepting the most deadly forms
of lung disease, involve such n tremendous de-
struction of organic tissue as those which fasten
upon the kidney. Such maladies, when they
become chronic-and none are so liable To as
sumo that phase-completely wreck the system.
To prevent this terrible disease, recourse should
be had, upon the first manifestation of trouble,
TO Hostetter's stomach Btters which experience
has proved to be highly effective IA means of
imparting tone and regularity tn the organs of
urination, as well rs to the liver, stomach and
bowels. Another beneficial result of this medi-
cine naturally consequent upon Its diuretic ac-
tion, Is the elimination from the blood of impur-
tiles which beget rheumatism, neuralgia, govt,
dropsy and other maladies. BY increasing the
activity of the kidneys, II augments the depura.
tive efficiency ot these organs. which are most
important outlets for the escape of such impuri-
ties. jetl0
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At 1lsoa. m, red >Ag Mpsfctta at IL ~ -aavnea
Marietta at 3l5 d. u md arrives az bl.s iyrs.t IL
at $50 also leaves at e:35 ana arrives s.9s -
The FORK Accommodation leaves Mafsetsfs n -
7:l0 and arrives at Lancaster at 500 nfrta,xys
with Harrisburg Express at S:l0.
The Frederick Accommodation, We fa,s ,eIrf-4
Ing at Lancaster with Fast Line, wei III -, ~
m, will run throt,,h 70 Frederick lsesg
The Frederick Accommodation. ,ysas ssnsA8s
Columbia st 1875 and reaches Lancai ri AZ jzgs II
p. m. 1Il- "
The Lancaster Accommodation rs4s Jesves
at 9:35 p. m. - ~ ~:
Hanover Accommodation, west coz atees IL Z. nss
Lancaster with Niagara Express at 9sg I, ~ sffu
run through TO Hanover, daily, exceg st1lsi.ta
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when A. a.ef wtis :
stop at DowningtOwn, Coatesville, sesbufrsS
Mt. Joy, EliZabethtown and Middetua Il.
Il The only trains which run daily. Oa slnday
the Mail train west runs by way of &c - mia.
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To LApIEs.-If you wish to render your skin
white and soft, use Glenns sulphur Soap. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
isIwdeOdSw
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READING q COLUMBIA.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINa,
SUNDAY, MAY 81, 1885.

AorTroins oo,,,,.., :. :, AM' T. M T. N ~ =.
'snn from Philadelphia, Pottsville, Harrisburg.
Route. "' W" o"A 's,"'>
=, AT Columbia with trains to and from York.
hanog.er, gettysburg, Frederick and baltimore.
Chckies. ~ ~ " ~ -
A. Mannheim with trains TO and from Lebanon.
Lancaster and Quarryville.
SUNDAY.
Leave-Quarryville, 7:1Oa. m; Lancaster, King
street, sos u. m, 1855 D. m
hfandIve7heading, faan lolo a. m, 5.15 p. IN.
.eave-keadfng, 720 n. m, 400 u. IN.
Arrfve-Lancaster, King Street, g:20 a. m, $50
p. M; Quarryville, $40 p. IN.
april nlyd&w A. M. WILSON, supt.
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JUST AS GOOD.

Don't allow anyone TO make you believe any
other remedy Is lust us good for sick headache
as DIR. Lesle's Special Prescription, FOR Il Is not
true. This Is the only remedy In the world that
out. Gave II q trial.
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ITCHING GPILEs."-sYMPToMsi MOISTURE.
Like perspiration. intense itching: worse by
were crawling. I" Ssodyae's Ointment (" is pleas
aRl, cure, JansMWF&w
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

CIRoUIr.-Herman Hammerschlag v. Will
helm Eichelsdorfer. Trespass on the case.
Ordered plaintiff To file security for costs IN
the sum of 800 on or before the first day of
next tterm.-Jennie Ward v. Chas. III. Ward.
in chsncery. Bill for divorce. Motion for
expenses denied for the present.-The An
son Wood Mower and Reaper Company ".
Peter Mooney OF al. Assumpsit. Trial re-
sumed.
OFFIcE BUSINESS NJ. Dean v.
Fredrick f. Taylor. Bill TO quiet title
Julia NJ. Hinsdill v. Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company. Suit commenced.
PoLIcE.-Henry Smith, drunk II days in
iail-Albert Thinner, disorderly; paid
S6.35.-Edward Pierce, disorderly; 10 days
tioneer's ordinance. Adjourned TO Jan. % at
$50 a. m.--Sadie White, larceny less than
$25; not guilty; discharged.
UNITED SrATEs.-Blymer Manufacturing
Company v. Eugene Carpenter, in chancery.
Hearing on motion TO set aside bill of COM
plaint.-Samuel l.. Carpenter v. Township
of Chickaming (Berrien County,. Order to
show cause in the contempt proceeding of
\. l.. Drew and others. Postponed until
Jan. 26.
SuPERIoB.-Sidney o. Williams v. The
City Of Grand Rapids. Trespass on the
case. Motion to amend declaration argued
and submitted.
JUSTICE BRoUwER.-H. ID. Poland V. VIM.
p. Rathman. Assumpsit. Suit discontin-
ued.
JUSTICE SAUNDERS. Mamele v. Al
bert Greiner. Assumpsit. Adjourned to
Feb. 2 at 8 a. m.
JUSTICE SNcLAIR.-James Z. Mcbride ".
Ebenezer H. Cady. Trover. Issue joined
and adjourned to Jan. 22.-Geo. Carey v.
Hiram Vandyke. Trespass. Judgment for
plaintiff $25.-Bridget McKenna v. En-
mons r. Huntley. Assumpsit. Issue joined.
Adjourned to Feb. 2.
PRoBATE.-Estate of Frederick Snyder,
deceased. Petition for appointment of ad-
ministrator filed. Feb. 16 set for hearing
Estate of George Bush, deceased. Or
der determining Margaret Ross sole heir at
law.-Estate of Martha j. Kieffer, de-
ceased. Order allowing executors final ac-
count.-Estate of George f. Ladner, de-
ceased. License to sell real estate granted
to James Nesbet, administrator.-Esta
of Martha Dykhuis, ct al, minors. Guard-
ian's petition for license to sell real estate
filed. Feb. % set for hearing.-Estate of
Eden S. Durham, deceased. Commission
er's warrant issued to Morris M. Houseman
and John s. Lawrence of Lewis
Jacobusse, deceased. Petition for the ap-
pointment of special administrator filed.
Rond filed and letters issued to John Sick
etee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Unclaimed Letters.
The following letters remain In the post
Office uncalled for:

The following letters remain In the post
Office uncalled for:
aENTLEMEN's LIST.
A-Andrews Charlie w. Aguness V. Andrews
VIM.
BI;BurGhsrd A M. Blair E B, Brame George P,
Cook Thomas II, Conover r NJ, Cole Peter,
Chase Jno w Craig Harry Chamberlain Mr. and
Mrs George. Caswell Fred, Cook ID b. Cowell
Charles.
D-Depue Conrad Dudley A. DAILY c.,
Dntton c. Doyle Thomas. Dunison W II.
FLYNN Charles /, Furbush Donnell, Fisher
Frank
G-Goodwin s and c, Gallager P. Green James,
Gray John tiOldwood ID Il.
H--Hillsdale L & Go. Hoyle & Malone, Hay
wood Co. Harrett Frank, Hicks George. Hig-
bee GeorgeC S2l Hamlin ] s, Hill Jack, Harris
J-Jones w s, Jones Elmer. johnson Frank.
K-Kroupka Thomas, Kinsey Lewis c. Keeler
L-Lewis. W H. Lemon Frank. Leonsrd Ed
M-Medder Sanford Ma.e Peter, May II,
Mills Fred. Morris " Mailheot J.
O-OConnor ID j, Olmst ad G II, Orchardson
Charles. Owings Charles Osterhout Geo.
P-Pesano Will &, Post K, Perkins Delos. Par
ker c, Powers Mr..
R-,kemnaugh B. Radelse Cano G. Richards
Frederic IN Root Geo s. Ranger Gilbert Rash
George, Robbins John. Rooney James. Randall l.
ID, Reeve s j. Ransom j.
S-Smith Alfred Schulze Carl. Stewart Charles
w. Smi ey Charles, Stephenson Edw. Starting
Henrey, Spragne Hobert. Shanahan Jermia (2)
Shenlen Joseph, Stevens Jarvis A. Saunders J w {.
Sherwood X. Stinson 5 Il, Smith VIM VI.
T-Tay.or Geor e. Taylor + cd +. Taylor I'D
ward. Tobey Frank. Tote Aonzo. Tracey p,
Thompson Andrew.
w. Ilpert J W. Van Drunen John. vananken
Harry, Vvos John.
w-wilson WIN. Weed Theodore, West John c.
White c C..
LADIES LIST
A-Aldeier Mrs T. Anes Mrs Gellie. Allane Mrs
] b. Anas Miss Ella.
Blaine Mrs VIM, Baras Mr.. Theodore.
Bsier Mis-. Rosa. Blakley Mrs Mary Bates Miss
nellie r. Barklet Mrs Katie Bartner Mrs Dan.
C-Clark Miss Carrie.
D-Duuslass Mrs Mary. Dean Miss Jane. Dor
land Miss Amanda. Digez Mrs AIDA
E-fverhsft Miss Cora. Elerick Mrs Eliza.
F-Fiemins Mrs Susie, Frost Mrs NJ. French
Netti Finley Miss Lizzie Fisher Miss Ida.
G-Gilbert Mr.. Clote. Garrison Mss Lottie,
Garrinser Miss Libbie, Gardner. Mrs Lucy.
Groves Mrs Martha, Gerrits Miss Mary.
H-Hickson Miss Minnie. Hatton Nay. Holman
Miss Nellie. Hopkins Mrs Frank. Haigh MISS
Matte.
J-Jack.on Mrs Mile A. johnson Mr. Dun.
K-kust Miss Julia, Keene Ms MAO.
Lane Miss Frankey
M-MoCoub~ Ms Anna. Moray Mrs r. Miller
Frankie. Mangold Mrs John. Mauds Mrs Louis.
NeoeSier Mr2 Mary.
O-Oiell Mrs Jenrie 8.
P--Psyne Mrs. Ldbbie. Philip. Mrs Mary. Pow
srs Miss MaKzie.
R-Rnbison NJ. Frouia, Ryan Miss Della.
Rauh Mrs. Anna Rigalow Ala
S-Schrader Misc Nav Smith Ni-s Na~v Snlli-
van Miss Litsie. Stipson Mrs II. Sferhs n Eisira
simpson Mies tarrie. = NTH Ms Alberf Sfeernan
Ms Aiice. Smith Mrs Charles s., smith Mrs A.
Turner Ms Nellfp Tower Mis- ,
v-vincert Mrs " n, Van De- yan Jennie.
W-Naierson Mrs Wsspner Ms Isabel. Win
doTf Ms Sarsh
H.w. MOORE. Po.tmaster.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Annual Election.

The annual meeting of the Michigan Barrel
Co, was held at the Office of Geo. q. Briggs
last evening. at which the report for the past
year was submitted. and dividend OF 10 per
cent. declared. payable on and after Febru-
sry Is. The following Directors we're chosen;
=. B. Gilbert, F. p Fuller. ~ l.. Avery,
Harvey J. Holhster. Geo. q. Briggs, .. II.
Waterf and A. ). Richards. At a Directors
meeting officers were elected "a follows:
President, r B. Gilbert; Vice president, O.
II Waters Secretary and Treasurer. Geo. q.
Rrlrr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
The Police and Their Fees-The Vii
Isge OF GrandsiIle, Etc, Etc.

iaSc Ci VI ob1Hbics ElN.B Et(.
The Board met IN adjourned session zee
terdsy at p. N. Sheriff Kinney notified
the Board that hereafter his Office would be
81 the county Jail The Prosecuting Attorney
reported relative 70 a resolution referred 10
him on that subject, that police officers were
not entitled 70 witness fees for testifying IL
Police Court ia any case. resolution IN
cooperating the village Of Grandyille was
adopted. Each Supervisor was instructed by
resolution TO examine the justice doekets IA
his township 10 ascertain whether or not al
fines and costs In criminal cases have been
paid over 10 the County Treasurer, and re-
port the result to that officer, who Is TO re-
port To the Prosecuting Attorney if any fines
or costs have not been paid over. In case
of such failure, the Prosecuting Attorney is
instructed To commence proceedings against
the bondsmen of such delinquent Justice.
The Board returned vote of thanks 10 G.
L. Merrill & Co. for a group photograph of
its members Adjourned 10 a. IN. to-mor-
row.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
TOWN TALK.

The slsighing has improved.
The trains on the railroads are able TO run
on schedule time again.
Officer James Howell Is again az his post
as driver Of the police van.
There il considerable complaint since the
cold weather began or bursted water-plpes.
The Michigan Association of Spiritualists
will meet IN this city from Feb. u 10 March l.
Frank L. Yale fell IN a ht last evening at
the corner OF Monroe aud lonIa streets and
received some severe bruises.
Democrats are eeonOmizing and boarding
their funds ia order 10 80 TO Washington
and take ia the Inauguration.
The thermometer ranged from nine TO
eleven deg rees below zero last night between
the hours or IL and o'clock.
The County Clerk fled about $50 notary
commissions from Gov. Alger yesterday.
Another batch - expected within a few
days.
NJ. NJ Stiuson, Chief Engineer of the q.
X. Il /. Railroad, has been granted an in
definite leave of absence, on account OF ILL
health.
The IRE at ; o'clock yesterday morning was
on account Of a small blaze in rubbish box
IN the basement of +. L. kidder's store. No
damage.
The alarm OK fire from box 10, at 6:I0 last
evening was caused by the burning out of a
chimney at 5Is North lonia street. No
damage.
Bradstreet's agency reported the following
lumbsc failures yesterday: Horace u. Post
4. Co, Frankfort, \. Y. Willis Benskin,
Canton, ..
The alarm from box four at o'clock yes
terday afternoon was on account of a burn
ing chimney IN Albee's livery barn on Bron-
s)n street. The roof was slightly damaged.
The Northwestern Detective Association
o this city, newly organized, Is already
doing efficient work. Branch offices are be-
ing established in all the leading cities and
villages of the State.
Mr. l. NJ. Weston has gone South where
n viii spend the remainder of the winter.
re and others IN this city are interested In a
large tract OF pine IN Mississippi, which will
occupy ms attention while away.
Gentlemen who desire to go to New Or
l3an5 under the auspices of the Michigan
Farmers Club excursion should make apph-
cation TO Hon. A. l.. Fuller tonight. But a
Ii nited number can 90, and none but agree
aole people will be accepted.
The Grand Rapids Driving Park Associs-
ton, at 1t annual meeting, elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, j. Boyd Pant
lind; Vice President, John Mcintyre; Treas
urer, ". ,. Gee; Secretary, h. B. Dikeman.
They will probably hold July meeting.
The Misses Gage and Benedict's hop in
ArmOry hall last evening was largely attend
ed. Thomas orchestra furnished excellent
music, and a pleasant time was enjoSed by
all until midnight The children's carnival
Will be given by these ladies, in the Opera
House, April ..
Quite interesting gamesof billiards W ere
PLACED at The Morton yesterday afternoon
and evening, between Billy Burleigh and a
gentleman named Forbes. Bureigh was TO
ftl4 "a EnFhpzfa
rom, and won the afternoon game. Forbes
ca me out ahead in the evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
BEHIND THE BARS.
A Glimpse at the Inmates of the Kent
County Jail.

County Jail.
Thirty three prisoners are at present con-
Hned in the county jail. Some Of these are
old offenders, to whom jail life has no par
ticular terrors, and il in all probability a
welcome relief from the misery they bring
on themselves when enjoying full liberty
Others there are among them Who confess
that the petty offences for which they are
confined were committed With the deliberate
intent Of securing for themselves at
least refnge from cold and hunger. These
claim. and their number are of such pro-
portion Of the whole ~ to make some Of
their stories probable, that the iE1possibility
OF securing work drove them to crime, after
wandering hither and thither in the search
Of the mere necesssries OF life. OF this
class, some are middle aged, and others
young. while nearly all. from their appear
ance. have look that indicates that they
are 20 the manor born, and apt 10 run 10 the
discours sinz point Of petty thisvins. when
such work "a they like grows slack.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
PERSONAL.

II. NJ. Sidman, of Kalamazoo, was in the
elty yesterday.
Hon. II. G. Sherwood, of Watervlist, is in
the city attending the meeting of Directors
of the West Michigan Agricultural Society.
H. II. Mather and Geo. X. Cook. of To
rontO, Ont, advance agents for the new
Sunday society paper 70 be published IN this
city. are registered at the Rathbun.
G.. G. Atkinson, late of the American Nam
ufacturer and Iron World, of Pittsburg,
has engaged IA travelling agent for the West
ern Medicine Company, of this city, and
went 10 Detroit last evening in their inter
n
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

AT Swvxr's--C. F. Cook. Hfllsdale; r. W
Rsyne. Chicago, II. De = Adams, Galesburk
~ r. Hewlett troy. y. y. r.. r Winaor.
Detroit. Au,brose y. law. A. g. Treusdell.
Nuskegon: W Divine. nel3ing. J. E.
HAL. boston: Wm. faadner. Big Rapids; n.
O. Buell.. Little Prsifie Ronde; 3. A. Strong.
vicksburg, r. G.. Sherwood. Wstervlist; '
n. >mith. fousA
AT ruR RkruarN -Ssmaei r jonas.
Rochester. y Y Alex Davis. = NJ. Webb.
Detroit; Ward Ncfsan. Youngstown, O.
II "a. Sgtiham. Kalamaz1os = n. Whesise,
Sherman; J. A. PsaH Eastan. Pa, 6. r.
Jones. Saod Lake. N r. Watson. Cbiesgo.
- i Price. Detroit. (ieo. A. Wood. Weei-
land. G. - Dufkes. Aieons. Hsry y Air.
Rcsepn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Minnie Palmer.

No American actress ever met With =
heartier reception than Minnie Palmer re-
ceived in England, where she acted for two
seasons. She il now making a tour Of
Amevica. In Cincinnati last week she turned
people away every night. playing so thu
largest business OF the season. She will ap-
pear AZ Povsrs's Opera House Friday even
inV. Reserved seats may be secured at
HsI's news room
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Gathering OF the Clans.

The annual celebration Of Burns's ami
versary will be held at the Bridge Street
House, Monday evening. Jan. 26, 1885, and
viii consist of supper, concert and ball
Scutchmen, their families, friends and all
admirers Of Burns. are cordially invited.
supper at .. N. Tickets for sale "a fol-
lows b Thos. smith, Gas Works; VIM.
Miller. "A South Iona street. Robt. Sproul,
i5l Monroe street. Thos. Kininment, IL
Bronson street: James b. Morton, with f. =.
Pierce, or by members Of the club.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
A Fatal fall

Dennis Talbot. fsther-in-lsv Of Thonss
Ssrsaant Who resides at the corner of
Cherry and summit streets. fell backward.
down pair Of stsirs Sunday evening. sus-
tanning injuries from ~hieh hs died ysstsr-
dag sfterpooa 81 o'clock. Mr. ssrsesnt
vho vss ap north harvesting ic~. "a. tele-
graphed for. The deceased vas e yssrs Of
szs. rssiaeut If Grsttsn. spa wss visitins :
his ssagster at he time Of the fatal scos-
3enf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Horsford' Baking Powder.

Ladies of Grand Rapids should not fail to
witness exhibition bakings given daily at
leading groceries in this city. Horsford' s
baking powder, made from Horsford's we'll
known Acid Phosphate, in a powdered form
is the mosl healthy nutritious and economi-
cal baking powder manufactured. Exhibi-
ton bakings at Rice d Meore's Tuesday and
Wednesday. January % and 81. Ladies es-
pecially invited. Biscuits and gems made
without shortninvS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Detective Association.

The Northwestern Detective Association.
With headquarters IN Grand RAPIDS -as
organized undef the isvs of the State. Jsn.
2 1885 Business - solicited from al parfs
oF Michigan. AT COMMUNICATIONS shonld
he addressed - The Secretary. a. Haatings
ssrpet Grand Rapids. Mich
JF RsnrocR ! l. srrg sa
President cerrufarv.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

The Mnskegon circulation Of TIE 1ELK-
aAAM Is in the hands Of W. 3. Dove. All
payments on subscriptions should Dc made
~ him, and DC is authorized 70 receipt for
the same.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Mr. George b. Catiin is city circulator Of
Tx TELEGRAss, and Is authorized 10 coliest
subscriptions and receipt therefor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Aag subscriber not recefUiag THK TKLE-
s.AA rsglstariy and promptly setH confer
fxsor by notifying his Office by telephone Or
postal card. Our telephone number is 5c1.