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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
CARBOLATED CORN& BUNION PLASTERS

Few discoveries in Chemistry have produca-l
greater sensation in the meiical world than that
= arbolic Acid combining it, wonderful curative
properties with other valuable Ralsanz, va have
Iruiuced the acme " q orn and Bunnion Piasters.
feaiins therefore conident ~ their gnalitiee ua
offer them 20 the public a hspoTn 70 All those
suffering from the annoying ard painful excres-
ences. guaranteeing perfect sHfisfactioD sent
pcafYaid on receipt 81 = oentH.
e. II. MAYHkW. - Monroe ~. Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
BUSINESS | BUSINESS II

Fa3is~ HAVING NET wita ~1rh fsvershle rasni-s
fI.n resf +tirfr DAYS rlII ecnfSrne ny fr7e r.
t5res fhsrrv favs hsrzer avary Nor1ss from : -
81 > clcck. he metallic f-ase caffer Etrs erHry
s5.--.. - fi,a -,arr hsre srr.d fha isst u,cnrh
xsll hear sit1ess. MwR- 6SssxrTs. 1s1 Aozrese
sr--rf por<er hfr~k
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
WANTED.


MANNED SltzlAsis1s for 3 lisslltsc nQIns-sr ~
w se<d lrl= Ia ffisAls. fslizlitlsss hots,is, e.
knlaise - Mrs. O. bra.las.. e{ESsiis rsssa 81
NaFtt iu1la siss~si- l0t
MANNED . s.iri fs5 s.sl.srol heu.e~ork al gie
w feeeton ho1lss. North sllai str-sl, opie~
d. "a hlufit5 aause- 1&a
MANNED oIHIA A sassil .ssfl a. 81 hight
w A..4sssstTk NJ ~i4si.iue traLil1iE- IL
iaire ai "a NorIisuD slFssf- 49,
MANNED oit1sfissa a. t.sokkce4sr er ~ yisrk
w Ia slIg orhos hls et'teEeAoes trssls iArsc
thf.shilz Machine naanUfsctQFs sl.lIslef-
Aadrses A. +. h1tohlIs. ll- Aieileeu strss-t eitS.
~
kafANrfD- Reliable t,saArtiers at the hens~l
w House. ctsrueE ~ Bridge and Heat siftst. lsl
MANNED That TIE ls1le~ ~ ofana hsi,las
w sAoul1 kuos Jlse bs~l I,isor - go Nialiae
sUiis suI aud made is AZ Mme. kriloggs hcisss'l
~ Dn.ss AltIinz. = Mouroe siroeI
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

A good Gingham Dress pattern for only
one dollar
A good Calico Dress pattern for only
fifty cents.
A fine Cambria Dress pattern for only
one dollar.
Beautiful Combination Sutings in the
most desirable colorings and most fash
ionable fabrics known to the trade, very
greatly reduced i'll price this week.
Patterns we were selling for
+ 600 closing at 400
500 closing at $50
900 closing at 80
1000 patterns now 7.25
1900 patterns now $50
1900 patterns now 1850
1000 patterns now 1919
We also reduce the price OF our entire
stock of Dress Fabrics by the yard. Every
lady wanting dress can now make pur-
chases at price entirely satisfactory to
herself. SPRING Il COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Ginghams only 3, and 9 cents.
Lawns 4, 8, 7, 9, 10 and l215 cents.
We have the largest stock and the most
beautiful patterns ever placed upon our
counters. SPRING Il COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

TO RENT-A nice store West Broadway in
we'll settled neighbOrhoOd: alec farm and city
property and timbered lands; 252 acre. of birds
eye maple, great bargain; 7-tOH uf hard oOd
timber. great bargain; also choice tract OF
Southern pine. Steamship tickets on the most
popular lines. Remember the place r.. W.
Tower No. ~ Canal street. III
TO RENT-The house 154 Jefferson avenue.
now occupied by DIR. Brigham Inquire
of Mrs. BOtsford at ST. Denis. II
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT lis Barclay street. All modern
conycnences. kent reasonable. Houses
and lots for sale rent in all parts of the city
Ives A Dudley nj Fountain street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

n CHOICE HOME fOE SALE offer my
~ home al the southeast corner of Fountain
and Lafayette streets for sale. James Gallup.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
FOR SALE.

Tor sAL4 Two srist nills. each looal.-d Ia
ffe grain district. eiso span ~ good WORK
horses with HARNESS and ~agon- Ives Dudley.
n Fountain stfoet-
-OR sALE-'Tis Hotel MoKinnon. ti.e lssdins
+ hutel ~ 1aaiilia,. VIII. furniture offered
fcr sale. 1iis il oae Of the bast oT.eninEs Ia
Northern Michigan Owing Ia use sickness ~
the profrleior Wlli be sold al a bargain. Ad-
dress Hotel Mohinnon, ,adiilac. Mich. iss
TOR sALE-second hand top carriage and
express Wagon. both az great bargain. tu
quire at Bridge stTeet baggage room. n
mHCO BUYS House aud lot ss7s buys
D4OO one better. $50 little BETTER 81 90
slill better aid 81 80 good enough for million
aire. l.. = PToYin. Room o. LONeits block, %
pseils sweet's Hotel.
-OR sAI.E-Fort, acre. near Cedar Springs.
and known AZ The MRped a. for only SfU1
four 10 i've acres improved. Timber beaoh, ma
pie. oak and some pine. GOOD log house Also
double hOufe 10 rent IN the north part of Tie
city. Enquire If Tuttle Bros.. over Arcade
n CHOICE HOME FOa sALE-I offer my
~ home at the southeast corner of Fountain
aud Lafayette streets for sale. James Gallup.
Tor SALE-A fine residence property al Lake
side. MuskesOn's most popular suburb,
stree,-cars run ia front of house. Will EXCHANGE
for Grand iiaI ids property. Address W. III.
HARTFORD, IEIEGRAM Office.
TOR SAIE-Ihe desirable house and lot now
occupied by Col. 4. Is Hinsdlll. on Madison
avenue one Of the best locations IN tie city. The
house hias all modern improvements. Lot lDl by
$50 feet. PossessiCl given at once. Ihis nne
property will be I'D cheap. Enquire Of 4. ;.
Pierce.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Thi- Company has the exclusive night 20 use
this patent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

TOR SALE- Second hand top carriage and
+ express WAGON. bath az a great bargain. hn
quire al Bridge siTeeg baggage room. II
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

AATANrED- f.sls.sile bosArciars az the henfsd
w ho,iss sornef - BFizsse And kelt strsei- lsl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Tor sAIH Two srist niills each looslsd Ia e
hue grain district. elsu span ~ good WORK
horses ~iih harness and ~sgon. Ives 4 Dudley
~ fOuntaiu stfoet-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

The Physical Contrast between Great
u~n snf rhrir noPrfuA Offspring.

The Fiy,ie1.l Contrast Between Great
uen snf rhrfr noPrfnA Offspring.
is ASA nston Cor Phiadelpis rimes.l
: Any @ = eho attends the Presidents re-
ceptiou- is struck bv the physical contrast
between the prominent statesmen OF the
day and ia hopeful SONS. lJ Is wen known
that ali the United States Senators, with
three exceptions. and nearly all the able
men in xhe House oi Representatives. are
above the average height and OF very am
PIE proportions. They are self-made men
and required all the vitality OF their large
frames u raise themselves IN the world.
They are an honor % the White House ard
lend dignity % is receptions But what
pitiful lot ars their wretched little dudes
OF sons, with their spindle legs, dwarfed
frames, sunken chests and colOrless faces
aInbitionless, diss pated, worthless, with
out even a manly vice. There are some
marked exceptions, but the average society
young man as seen in the White House is
nything bat an object OF admiration. II
Is common sight 10 see handsome.
stately girl with one Of these little objects
trotting across the room at her side.
scarcely reaching her shoulders. That
women don't admire the puny things is
proved by the rarity of marriage in Wash e
ingtOn society, except In army and navy
circles, where the young men are more
manly ia form and character.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
MIosuMMsa ouLLNEss.

r. auy one imagines that business is
better somewhere else than . is here. he
probably makes mistake. Brufarsefs
Specials from IRE larger critics 81 the
Cnited States show continued duliness
The summary For the week SAYS that at a
few ~ the smaller ities there has been
an improved demand FOR ioans. Eotably
az Detroit. but that AZ the large trade
-sntsrs the REVERSE IS true. with the s sle
exception ~ Clnciunau. where the de-
mand tor money IS mainly to move tbp
sew clip of wool The volume ~ general
nerchsusbse moving throughout country
= hight The surplus baok revenues con-
inned heavy. Tn speculative markets
sleutv ~ money can be obtained AZ Per
amt ou All The iron and steel indus
rias showed no Improvement The
xheaf market vas iul and it Is becom-
ng more evident iaily that The Winter
rheat crop - e. 10 very light one
f is also likely. Rrristrrefs SAYS.
hat The stocks su hand. visihie and I'M
ssil,le. have heen cversstiuated Tf fbe
srcrfs of tae shortage are two-thir.is
aritis,i TIE United States il hkeiy ~
ave only rs present surplus visible snd
uvisil,le ior export. THIS. with light
tocks In England. with shortages m
.nstrsha sn New Zealand. an under
-. k..-f-s, ..-,.f fs.rssefr ae1 ~,
ain in India. snd With SilsNiss bushels
4iiriencv ia France AMI tbe United
sinelors. is fkeiv e. pnsh wheat prIoes
'ell M befera Jaly I l>Ssl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Plilas5slo ohia 1Ilsses 5lazgsF buIAsssn
ts.sez successfully as Alax def3inz tlzs
hxaraEiss lsLzniag. bat &Esn he Jersey
arsiel.s striaes han there Is music IN tne
artlsts camp
Port H1nUa Tiaies The i0uz agony Is
over Dlekinson - triumphant, CarletoA
Is dosu. aDd Bancroft VII bs eollectog
~ cGstsnls ~ Port HarOa. Ao~ 1s9k
0af FOR fgn al aroand
kaiamazoo IyieqraDh. JaixDg from
the INVASION u crops By Insect pests, AID
the shortage due ~ storms, winter xii
M. e., Natare mast have been az Oh
servant Astsller to sle discussion about
-protactiol-
Dstruit Asacs. The more Offices the 81
mlnistraFiOu gives cat IN tins State the
more Decentralization seeds tO grow
among those - shOm the administration
must hereafter look Tor the support which
IlateEializes ia votes.
f.0uisVille Courier Jouraai. " ben
Col Kennedy went b. iaii for tea days
for o0nfempt II court he asked the J8ller.
What are these long, thick bars Tor
These, said the laler ARE 10 keep the
mosquitoes from the OoardsFs.'
New lofh onh- 1la1stobS 10 AusAi
name, and Il viii DO remembered long
after Victoria has ceased 90 be thought
Os except as the nominal Queen Of Eng
land Shile great men were steering the
State along. Why should be- give II up
nov When he has borne it With honor even
g. old aye,
Philadelphia Record Il Is beginning
- dawn on the minds Of meu ia even the
rem0ter States II the Union that Con
gressinen arc not elected % assist ia the
distribution OF the Offices. As matter
~ favor or-eOuvenience their advice may
be sought by the appointing power, bat
not with any un lerstanding that advice
shall be equivalent 10 dictatiOn. The
President bears the brunt of RESPONSE
biiity. and he must have perfect freedom
~ action
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We will furnish and put up a Towel
rack in any office or store, free OF charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed, per month, $50.
One lowell every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month Sl.00
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted. per month, Toe.
For those who wish TO patronize us,
we will have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished 10y It's and are of
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapnes SIS of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders TO GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
Co, "a South Division street.
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

with poor appetite, and perhaps slight cough
in morning. or on first lying down ut night
should be looked to in time. Persons
afflicted wtib consumption are prOyerbially
unconscious of their real state. Most cases
commence with di-Ordered livers. leading 10
bad dis cstion and imperfect assimilation of
food-hence the emaciatiOn or wasting ol
the flesh. It l. n form OF scrofuious dis
ease, and d curable by the use of that great
eat ~ blood cleansing. anti bilious and
inweorating compounds. known "a DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
Lubin's perfumes. twenty odors. &C per
or, az Peck'- Drug Store.
Young LaFies Journal. Hurpsr's Monthly,
Popui1r Hoafhif, Nr'o York FushioR BGzor.
G7deY and Peterson for July at Vinegar :,
North DIvisioa street, Porter block.
Choice table Ssturas and Clarets ut Mills
E Lacey = Pharmacy.
BAY your aag7 AMI fre-crackers OF Wine
.gar. North Division street. Porter block.
Tooth and nail brushes. the largest stock
IN town to select from, at Pecs's Drug
store
Try the six-meal ticket az the Windsor
Dining Hail. ia Monroe street
Risieys - Thomas Ba Rum at Mills &
Lgoey Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
FOUND Ar LAST.

The place 20 get your sewing machines re-
paired satisfactorily. To this fact there arr
many az the people Of Grand Rapids vho
can attest and ara pleased to recommend
my work. / viii call &C any residence OF
shop IN the citg and examine your machine.
cell you what can be done and what it viii
cost free of charge. / am getting postals
every day 1sking me 20 call and look n ma
chimes, this saves any expense or trouble on
your part until y0u know evactly What will
De- the result Remember I DO not cell new
machines or work for any company. and
have no interest AZ stake bat ny reputation
ss a repsirer Of sewing machines I opened
nav shop at llo summit street shout one year
ago and ana pleased "a boast of a good trade.
bat stili can do more ard want every lady :
patronage. I keep ali kinds Of sewing ma
chine repairs. oils, needles snd attachments
and repair All kinds ~ machines. When you
send me postal state what kind 0f a
machine you have and ! vii know what %
hriag when ! come.
J. n. STRICKLAND.
Sewing Machine Adiu4ter
Shop ii0 summit street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

LONDON standard
\ remarkable incident Is reported from
Ariinsford, a town IN County Kilkenny.
The occupants Of a house were alarmed by
hearing cries issuing from the chimney.
AMI eventually young man was eXtri-
Gated from 10 when ON the point OF sufToca-
ti0u. lie then confessed that having been
forbidden % make MS addresses 10 the
daughter Of the house, he determined 20
get into her bedroom by means Of the
chimney. Mounting 10 the roof, be en-
tered the chimney. but his progress was
presently obstructed by some pieces of
timber. and a fau of SCOT almost suffocated
him. He cried 0ut, ami 50 s-oused tue oc-
cnpaEts "a the house.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

WESELL Ladies Glove Top Kid Shoef
worked button holes, sl25.
Ladies finer glove foxcd Shoes. $50
Ladies' war; nted Kid button shoes, per
feet fitting and stylish, s2o0
Ladies fine Cuiacoa kid shoes with
French kid fly and flexible soles. $3.50
Ladies hand turned shoes. $500
Ladies' fne hand turned shoes. perfect
ing fitting. and warranted, worth $40
$3.50
Ladies French Kid Shoes. $3.50.
Ladies superior French Kid Shoes,
S4o0
Ladies finest selected French Kid. IN
hand tarned bottoms. flexible soses. oil
styles and widths. usually eold for e. 3
pair. 500
It's = common fart acknowledged by
all shoe dealers that O'Hara ran gave the
most perfect fitting shoes Tor the money
II YOU are ia Any way dissatisfied try us.
We warrant 81 goods, guarantees satisiac-
ton snd remember that any fne card
collection is ineprnplete vifhout those
beauiiful embosed cards given - al Tur.
clasers ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
EVERY PAIR
WARRANTED

BE sure and see them and
you Will save money bv buy
ing none but the original ga
nous $500 shoe.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

DELkw 4RE ls susl state, but q
doesn't compare With the hmiuutiseoess
~ ths 'afmsr At Alddlet0n, in that State,
who cllafgsd a Laoorsr tfty cents fof tour
dave board Or a turtle wLicn the man
our inbo the farnsf's ssiil-b barrel a. fat
In
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23


ANDREw D. WHrgE. who last week re-
signed ths Presidency - Cornell Uni-
versity. has been aud IL a remarkable
m,ln. Hs was boru with not a silver bat
a gold spoon IA his mouth Inhentiug
liberal amount of wealth. ae was en-
dowed ueve rthelsss with the more ample
fortune 90 force of cbsracter and intellect.
II IS The exception rather than the rule
that the possession - wealth contributes
a. intellectual development. But An
drew u. White had that force 81 charac-
ter. while a young man. to take advan-
tage of his means to develop his man
hood and be soon became prominent not
only IN educational circles but az n poll
tisran ~ hugh order he has been 81
great value 20 Cornell University, giving
IL the high character it has borne, and his
services aa Miaisler o. Germany hd
much b. elevate the American nation in
the estimation of the German court. He
now retires after twenty years service as
Prssi,is.,it of Cornell University. FOR the
purpose ~ preparing. 10 Is said. a literary
work wbicb be has long contemplated
His example is one winch nay we'll be
studied by Young men
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23


The train iesvine ~ =. m. opnneeif ~ hii1is
Pigeon With Atlantic Egpress ga Slain lIrr.
which has Palace Drawing hsem rieeIius
Cos4che~ from Chicago t0 New Aofs and huasis'c
without change.
The train lesyine a. - Il. M. CONNECTS 81 vi
Pigeon l.rvine one hour for dinner Vlt rlse
New York Exprs~.s on Man Lane
Through ticket and b-ffif iu HleoIlnF act
can be secured al Onion Ticket Ot.ee e. hunrf
Strssst and Depot
All trains viii ran bf afh meridisn tiule sahtot
IL 81 minutes slower than Detrssif time
J. u. MCKINNEY. oen AL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Tho Rusisfiag+or NafaiIir nraes q, sitter vas
s-varfi.si rhe Fnll fnrrs sf thn NeTv Orleans *.
-csfits 1rnr ala either @Vzfsrrz ir avi-frnfa. a.
.rsfrfn & rssf ard If Feu wanf stylish ausy snd
gerfsr- rfsius fr~-s cali az f1 Hnnrra sfrnef
frrfer kiccs ur,cts to snif fhe times Mna
I-|4aa,ffs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Iaa minds "a great .Gen, even, ssme-
tiases change. When koseoe Conklm
was 10 Europe ia l.ll hss expressed dscid-
al dislike fnr the old rid and saId he
dhInt wish ever - return % Europe
aas.in. Last Saturday b. sailed again for
a trip abroad
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
WEHAVE

Aimed - furnish strictly frFt-ciass. superior
grades n Shoes ~ popular rriees. nr3 o1r
large sales ard satisfied rnthc slpov tf,e
popularity - oar system.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

fffE opinions when soms men sup
posei tO possess little intelligence
have Ia regard % the ciyil service exam
inaEi0us are almost too al surd % be be-
lioy,,d possible - exist They can be ac-
counted for only by the fact that the
party Ia power wishes % make the civil
service rules az Ridiculous as possible IN
order "a have an excuse for violating
them ttecently some agent % this kInd
of misrepresentation SCI aiioat the story
that postal clerks were examined IN me-
chanics. electrical science. or something
Of that SORT. The Washington corre-
spondent of the Detroit Free Press ap-
pears surprised az being told BY Com
missioner Thoman that he cThoman
cannot answer all the quesfions asked IN
the civiJ service examinations. The sup
position either that tine commissioners
are such fools "a 10 submit tine same
questions 20 All applicants for situations
no matter IN what department. or that
they are such Dracles ss 20 know every
thing connected with the duties of every
situation il too ridiculous 20 be- mem
tions,l seriously.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
Michigan Central.


sNleeIlnF attached.
Pacific B1pr~rs daily. balance trfl4nf ui-aio
except SundHys
The Detroit EJpress iessFing 81 tfN = "a. re'srh
ing that city si II a. a. d.. New lurk i1& a. m
and Boston ~ L. pa. ntgi dag-
ThrOagb tickeis for Al poIHts and tlteIiu Ca
berfhs may b. prucuresi Hi luivu Ilckef ytfas
corner Monroe and OTTAWA ftreets. ana si Dnios
Depot
J. +. SCHULTZ Cen hFi.. 81 MonrseSt
fiEo W MTeeoN Ticket Agent Cry.
j. s HAVKrNs glckei Agent ibepss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

PRis.rDRSr MeCosa. ol me Princeton
OBllete. has aocOr,log % Brooklyn pa
per. hiring che past academic year
nl.asle a statistical study 81 the relations
81 foot ball and baseball % scholarship
tie dnds that 81 the twenty seven mea
Who are prominent members % teams
and nines aof oas stands m the first ~
the sax academic grades, orly two IN the
second. and that twenty two fall IA the
lOwsr half of their classes. IL u the
boys sbo take proper proportions Of both
mental AMI physical labor that get 30 the
front ia the bong rua.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

All trains arrive and depart from Union peirf
DEPART.
Mail Tor Toledo ard lhicsevo ......f fIf
Past fypf ~ fof Chicago ~ ~ 3 ul
fyprtsss fur Nuekolon ~ w
tNoninr Express for Chicago luH-D Fra
E1prsss for lSig hgpids and haidvin tslp p
Mail Tor Blk lsElds and BALDWIN 4 % 3 o.
ARRIVE.
Night ~ press from Chicago. h-ta ff
Expn~s from Muskegon rllt u
Mai from lhIoago aud MuaieRun p }a D. u.
- press from l0lelo- hati ft
fas' t1pfe=e frrm Chicago and Nee tla O. en
tEprt-ss from sig lspti- aud Baldwin rli ft rp
Mail from liig Rapids ani Baldwin g 44a
.DailB. f)sliy except fsuudaF.
Ihrougb coaCtes - Chicago ard IoiefO ur
N.la m train.
Through psrluT r. Chicago on lt 3. u.
train. No ezfra charge fvf saaff-
through Pullman s.eeuinF AMI rtarh -
Chicago l0s0 8. train.
tls.-e connections faalia ft Baldwin irf Lmi.
inpfon and Mauiefef
Onion Ictef flfiva f- Nnnfne f' r.f
j. h MItAdhfN 1ru Hip tseT.
J. n. CARPENTER. Gen fnas. Aisni
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

THkrF ooNEECT1us

TntfF ooNEFfT1ufs.
Toledo VIII AL railroads 6iYeFring Ii-cnfnseh
with T. 81 N - Homer vifh D. n 4 M. -
LANSING Division and Air Line NJ g. Marshall
with ~ q. ~ u. hsffie rsst psift flioslgo A
Grand Trunk Hbd NJ X. ii Wynfeifh . T. A
l. A1lagan win - w. ~ aud =. SANS
LUTHER AfdlfN eer1 pesa Asi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
Detroit, Grand Haven a Milwaukee
.,rrkert a. Er.y

sDaily Sundays ezcrIftsi. 'ltss
f..sseflt.eft taking tlls - a. ifpfeee mAhs
et..e connections al Osoeeo fur lansing and ~
Detroit for New York. srrfinE iiirfe 81 i'a a in
the follow ma morning.
Night E1press hlf iocal Sieeilna tsli Detroit e
Grand Rapids.
THE IL Ie onlg iine funuilR iinliiFi fti i'fe-s
leaving herr Al 80 ~ Ia. witt : es.ianf Ear -
Detroit making diTcct connections fof al ifsiiiif
last arriving - New lefs g.. the following
eRs-ulIg.
pATlor an on mail trains borii aassi AID west.
The tfliu ls,aslnE ~ B, ~ D.. PAL vii nhte tilfs>t
oonna~'tiun with Milwaukee stss,nort daily sHosit
sunday.
Thr6nsh tlckets secured a. ~. q. D. a ~. ofice
IN Morton House block and a. fiie depot
D. POTTER tlfy psrs. AGENT.
gFD "a khfNf Traffic Mauhaer tillCase
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
RAILROAD TIME l'AAI rs
Grand Rapios & lnoienk.
anINa AohTn.

4lt q ui tfAil ilas cliiif fef ~ i"stt4h.i'
$40 A. la tfaiU has No.dIUn tiesfH'F fof IA
finu0tl
.l4.fr al fr.la arr ..e ilalilla sia h.llsulA41fo
and tl,.. Al II IL II I'd a.sa ts.r- and nARse ois.e
..,-fis, - ri a s,s.. eill isi4Iits s>lis ans
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Lake shore q Michigan Southern

iKAI.ANAzoO pIVIsIoN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

ALWAYS TO TIE FRONT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Choice table Saturas and Clarets ut Mill
& Lacey Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Lubin's perfumes. twenty .odors. &C per
or az Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Risiey's 81 Thomas Ba Rum at Mills s
Llcey Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

BAY your h8gs AMI fire-crackers OF Wine
gar. = North Division street. Porter block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Sto-e.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Try the six-mesl ticket AZ the Wiudso
Dining Hail. ia A0uroe street.