davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
war NOT DECLARED.
ANoTHsa sKiRMlsH REPoRTEo-
Fissces Posting 60 the Front -Lunasdsn
Believed 70 be Abls - Fisad OF
Ar Attempt On Fterat.

LoaDos, April iL-ls is reported st St.
Pstsrsbazz mas ite Afghaus have atfaeksd
ne kassiau gmtposts. 'ths var office has
aeeiees fully e0aarming ths rsgs0rts u a
hlssian advance 10 f.5rce This csHnez from
Asktbad va fshorln Tee kassiaa for &c
IA TIE mach auoslnts g As.tlL
nir Peter l.Gla-titn oecupi-s s atrong pllsi-
tiin ~ lifpuL lie j. believed 60 be able ~
prevent tie Russians from attempting a
eoup de main in rhr alrectioa ~ heraL
Daferiu has g0ue ~ Lahore to meet lhe
MahaFalth ID Cashmere.
The government has ordered the trans
f0FuaiiDn ~ the sGeamsaIp Oregon into a
man-0f sar. instead 81 a irsorsaip as AZ
irsf intended. it j. stated tnat the govern
meat 1is 1oGskt tie 'Amsrcl, u the Ma
ttmai hne.
The stani4gd says the Czar has tel
yraphet lo beriin ara expression of bis desire
Tor peace. Euaeror Villain has given an
aadiencs % friace polg0goaki, the personal
military rapfesentttiVs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

L0SD0N, April l'.-Deserters from the
Mahdi report thar the rebel garrisons have
evacuated Brit and Mstemneh and gone 70
Bsrber and Khart0am. A number of 3ish-
arsens are leaving Osman Digna's country
and taking their families 20 Berber.
SJakita Dispatch says great difficulty Il ex-
perlenced in securing the submission Of hos
tile tribes between here and Berber. The
Steikhs demand yratuity Of British pro-
te,tiOn before they viii agree o. make terms.
This the British authorities refuse. The
camel corps in the S0udan has been ordered
home smmediafely.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
a DrNAMlTs scARE.



M,iskegea has had a hisle dsnAmlte soars
u iIs ouA. As l0.g9 Moa as3 uie4a s. gaags
FeliaNs wss eoiag hone BE- nsesesa ss,erk
of fre close 70 ths ciiy hih Hs approached
IL and found 4 burning fuse stssched % q
suspicious booking sori id lFan bottle. he
ooursgeoasly phs ous shs hre and carried the
de4diy machine into tis Recorders ofhoe,
where the fnAnce oaInmittee u the Council
ana Recorder IAsyer we're sitting An
kept 1t loRg Iange aud no
one Feptarea 10 Investigate a..
The bottle" Was about hfteen lnchss long
and nearly eight inol,es a. alapaeief. The
stopper sas screwed an and near she fuse
was a small hCAe ia NhiclI a match had been
placed II wss carried carefully "a the Assss
Office and after due consideration Was buried
10 be investigated by iiayliglt yesterday.
Announcement Of the alarming discovery
was made ia the Aescs of yesterday morning
Inquiry by telephone fiom the TKLEGAAA
brought the sensataoE,-desiroying intel
hgenee that the Internal machine was a
''put-up- lob. Several hundred people
gathered ia the streets yesterday. bui only
one could be found bold enough 10 examine
the bottle" gohn Mortality opened il and
found hat II contained quantity OF quick
silyer-only TINS and nothing more.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
East-bound Passage Rates.

CKIcAGo, April 14.-At the east-bound
passenger agents meeting to-day the Michi-
gan Central showed conclusive evidence that
all its milage tickets had been withdrawn.
The Baltimore Il Ohio representative said
he had no authority to withdraw the ''Niaga-
ra Falls short line'' tickets placed on the
market 20 meet the rate the brokers were re-
ported 10 bc making with the Michigan
Central mileage tickets. Pending some ac-
lion by the Baltimore & Ohio. the Chicago &
Atlantic again refused TO sign the agreement
recently proposed TO restore east-boUnd pas
genper rates
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

BLooMINGTON, H., April IA little cpl
sode occurred last evening at the opera house
which was not down IN the bills. IN the last
act of ''the Two Orphans" given by the
Ethel Tucker Company, the two brothers
Pierre and Jdq,ses, assumed By Leclaire and
Dempsy, concluded the weapons usually
Used IN combat were altogether too blunt
and substituted keen-edged knives. They
vent at each other like demons. During the
light Leclaire was seriously cut III the arm
and shoulder, while Dempsy had two fingers
nearly cut of. Leclaire tainted away upon
the stage.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

B0sroS. April it.--Dr. Maxwell. said to
have murdered Preller ia st. Louis, csfEne
here fro'm Europe ten weeks ago. aud acted
ia sn eccentric manner during his stay. He
drank freely. vas mysterious In his more
nients and vas fond OF fourishing a revol-
YER. with the words. Death 20 all traitors y
tie pretended n be practieing as physician
Prellsr came with him. bat only remained
three days. going 10 Canada
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
Hoptonic.

The Heoptonic Company of this city was
organized last evening with capital stock
of $3C0,Cc). The following officers were
elected: John S. Long, president; David f.
True, of Chicago, vice president; Chas. 4.
Cobb, secretary, and Walter Hicks, of Ann
Arbor, general manager. The factory of the
company will be in running order about
May l. The officers named above with
Ammi II. Pike, of Chicago, are the incor-
porators of the company. The larger inter
ests are held by outside parties. Grand
Rapids was chosen as headquarters on ac-
count of its desrability as manufacturing
and distributing point. The factory will be
fitted up with every improvement Mr..
Hicks, general manager, was the original
owner of Hop Bitters" and Hops and
Malt" and his connection with the company
Is a guarantee of its success.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
NEw YORK April1i


FLoUR-Dul bat strong. and moderately act
i've; superfne 50 i5kf4 Is; round hoop Ohio. s3 20
u So 90. 1t. Louis extra. 50 65k6 90; Southern
-four in far demand. and firm; common to choice
extra. SiH4 50.
WHEAT-Options were excited and higher on
the receipt of further war news The close WAS
feyerish. with prices to 5 cents higher. Spot
lots closed strong. and 491c higher. Spot sales
of ungraded winter red at goa 81 o. No. ed
winter, 81 C1ft1 OF: ungraded white. 81 02zl1 OF.
ard No red state. 81 02.a; No. red winter.
May. 81 02s; do June. 81 OtA46i csc; do July.
81 6is bid.
CoRS-Options were excited and fsverish. and
prices advanced on the strength Of the news.
and closed is to "a cents higher. Spot lots
closed strong. and Z 10 lac higher. spot sale.
of ungrasied mixed at 54a &c; and ungrsdsi
white. 55utDc: No. 2fnixed, May. 55ts eI55c; do
June. s61s ff57c. do Jolly, - aG5sc.
OATS--tptions were fairly active aud strong.
closing hhfc higher spot sales of No. white
state &C: No. mixed. April. t0Ae; do May.
H0t1isc. do June. 1sANAc.
REE-Duli; western. 7lcn55c.
BsRIE9--<orainal.
POER-Ibuli bot firm. NESS Sts E6is 50.
LARD-sItroug: s. IS cash: s. &67 81 May
s. g267 IS June.
SUGAR-Dull. fair to good refining I e-It
n if-f6c.
BCTTxR-Firm. Western. l0s DC. State. itt12sc.
EstGs-Dail; state. l5sfGl6c; western. 15A.
di5Sc.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

NEw YoEK, April lf.-At go tonight John
Mckenzie, agent Of the Mutual Mercantile
Co, who two weeks ago separated from his
wife. called AZ her rooms and quarreled with
hsr. "A he was leaving the house, he halted
OF the doorstep and called her TO the win
dow. When she appeared Mckenzie drew a
pistol and fred two balls through her brain.
killing her. tie then shot himself dead.
Both we're natives OF Prince Edwards
Island, vel educated and in affinent circam-
stances. Mckenzie was about - years old,
ard his wife a..
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
A Louisville sensation.
louisville Special.

"A sensation was created to-day at Bowl
ing Green, KY, by Charles Moore entering
the house of his father, Dr.. J. r. Moore,
one of the best known and wealthiest citi-
zens in the State, and demanding that hi,
aged parent sigu notes to the amount Of
$6,1l0, which he refuses to do. The young
man seized his father by the throat and
choked him severely. Releasing his hold
on the old mans throat, ne brought forth
two revolvers, which induced the father to
sign the notes. As soon as he could re.
cover he had his son arrested. Young
Moore is in the Government employ at
Evansville, Ind. The father is in a very
feeble condition, and refuses to prosecute
his son.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

A Differentiation a. ths Convention 10
Continue the Fight.

PIrfssUao. April IA ~ The morning
sessiga u tie railroad miners convention
was productive of DO deinite results. sxee pa
ing ths excialilag of members fsom the roOm
xhiis discussing the continuation tnd main
tsBanee Of the strike. Al the aftsrEo0a
question u strike or eompr0Eni>e Eas before
tie house and IA "a lenglhy speech, sald fhat
Ia tne event " a c8ut4auaDce " the strike
he DID uot aaut - BE- responsible for It's
nn4l defeat. Finally It sas proposed that 8
commits 0f eleven Be appointed u carry
"a The movement bat O. make no com
promise measures. This motion prevailed,
llus deteEmIaing that tbs strike on the raal-
road should bs continued
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

Julia A. Kellogg was taken TO the Jail yes
terday, for safe keeping. She lives on Grand
vile avenue, and for several years she has
been mentally weak. At one time she was
sent TO the asylum. and was released as
cured. She is about thirty y-five years old
and has several children, and her friends
were afraid that she would injure them or
herself.
Frank II. Lyon, who has been working at
Kennedy's livery stable, is also in jail
crazy from the effects of strong drink.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

Nsw YosK, April 4.-Miduight-Gen-
Grant, during the afternoon and evening,
walked several times from his bedroom to
bis library and enjoyed the company Of diff
ferent members Of the family. At 10 O'Clock
be- retired and since that time has been
sleeping IN his chair. His cough Il not
troublesome and the secretion of mucus u
slight. Ills pulse and temperature are un-
changed and there i At present promise
for him Of quiet night.
Gao. +. SHsADY. NJ ID.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
Gen. Wales Appeals.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Court in gen
eral term to-day dismissed the application
of ex-Surgeen-G General Wales for writ of
habees corpus to determine whether the
court martial had any jurisdiction in the
matter charged against Gen. Wales.
Wales counsel notified the court-martial,
which met to day, that he would take the
matter to the Supreme Court of the United
States IN day OF two.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

CHICAGO, April 1.-The Chicago It Grand
Trunk has just made an important arrange
adian frontier, whereby the unloading and
weighing of exports can be avoided. The
plan il for the shipper TO notify the Grand
Trunk Customs ageut of the numbers of cars
and packages, their marks, etc. This will
enable him to srranxl the customs and pre-
vent the breaking of the bulk.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
Unclaimed letters.
The following letters remain in the post
Office uncalled for:

The following letters remain in the post
Office uncalled for:
LADIES LIST.
A-Alen Mrs Cora b. Avery Mrs Francis. Al
baogh Miss Hattie b.
B-Brook Mrs { r. Burs Mrs Mary l.. Baker
Mrs Mary r. Bush Miss Ksiie. Blk Miss Katy.
Briggs Mrs Lucy. Bailey Eva H.
@ ~tonverse fieiiie. Clark Mr. W. Charles Mr.
Nellie Coombt Miss Ma' Ida Crater Miss Lizzie
Crumback Miss Fiorence, Collins Mr. Clara
D-Iegroot Miss Anna. Davis 1fs Clara II.
Deturk Miss Cora. Delany Miss Flora. DanhHm
Mrs K, Denoyyar Miss Jennie Davis Mr.
Sajie. Davidson Miss Doe
k-tlyell Miss Pearl. Edwards Miss Caroline.
Edwards Mrs
FIT SIMMONS Mrs Ei,uand r. Frost Mrr A
u. Ferguson Mrs Eta. Foster Mss Geneva, Pa
kens Miss Flora, Fisher Miss l..
G-tiiliean Rose. Grases Mr. Nargret corhAm
Mamie III. 6arsiner Miss Nellie. Gravity Miss
Anna. Goodxeil Mrs Addhs.
H-Hirth Miss Tillle. Hamburg Miss Eica.
Harkness Mrs May. Hanlsnbeck Mr. NJ Heaton
Mrs Mary Hedges Mise Hay. Hubbard hss l..
Ham Mise Christine Harmon Mi=s Amelia.
J-Jonel :. Miss Flora. Jo,,ee Mi-. Dora
Ck-kellogg Mise Sarah. k.iler Mrs NJ.
L-l.yoD Miss Allie, Lii:leheld Mr., Leonard
M-kunson Miss Nellie McDonaIa Miss Mel
lie l2). Mnnshaw Mrs ~ ttie. Murray a iss Nsy
A. McNine MrH Minnie. More Mr. Jacob
Mathcwson Mrs Y. Miller Miss Nelson Morris
Mrs kfei Mohle Miss tinB.a Mcl.augln Mls4
Belle (2g. Mclaughlin Vide Belle,
S-Sirom Mrs Charlotte
P-Purcei Niss Nellie.
R-Rsmsay Miss A. isagers Mrz Anna. Rods
key Mrs ID, lsankons Mes fannie, Rodeefs Mrs
Frank H. Russell Mrs J. ID. kopt Magic Eogers
Miss Marion r. Ricllmond Mrs. Msu.ie A.
S-Stormesan Mies Clara. Shear Nj . Clara.
Spencer Mics Cora Snlirh Mrs lRtfaTina. sines
Miss Emma. Steward Mr. Netty. Staieer Misc Sa-
rsh rginburg Nrs ".
T-Taylor Miss Ida
U-UptrD Mrs la
N-Yresland Miss Fila.
W-wald on Mrs. W. Weed Mics Pearley. W J.
son Miss mary WaIhfidge Miss Mary y. WiIsun
Mr. A. Wood Mr. i,oraIne wosd Mrt n NJ vii
iisus Gertrude. WILEY Mrs Y N. Whit ore
Mrs Carrie.
IT, y. MOORE. PostnnsteF.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

The services in the observance of the forty
hosrs Of sdorstion ciosed ct the Cathedral
lass night with q procession confosed of
about SIXTY boys IN ssrpiioes, led by Bishop
Richter, vho carried the sscrsDens and vas
assisted by fo1r attending priests The
services commenced NTH High Mass sf 10
o'cEo.ck SuHday raoruiHr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
a HEAVY CHICAGO FIRE.
The Loss Estimated at One Hundred
Thousand.


'cmoAGo. April lL-Ths'Ieander Read
butldlng - % n Wabash avenue, was par
usilv burned this nOrning. The flames,
ars supposed % have originated Ia Smith q
P,.tters0n's photographs establishment,
and among The losers ara Dean, Foster
Diwiey 4 Co, druggists sundries, and
Mclean Hltteref, wholesale deal
ers ia stoves. The losses are
roughly placed az Slf0l1 About
sl;tty girls working ia Hertig's cigar factory
and Ci1Ecn'3 halr factory became panic
stricken. although ont Of the reach of
danger. snd several were injured In rushing
down the stairs. Among the losses are Me-
Lfsan kltteref, stove manufacturers, <25,-
CD Dean. Foster z DaViey, S20.C~); John
X. Barrett. boOk-bIndor, <SCCJ; Smith Il
PltttersOu, S6C , Review Printing Com
pany, St.Col; Schott. importer OF toys, $2.-
OCG Lowenthali, kaufInau 4 Co, cigars and
tobacco. S2.lJ.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
TIE NEW YORK CATASTROPHE.
ONLY One Man Dead SO Evidence
OF Criminal Carelessness.

NEw 1oilNs April 1.-THE superintendent
who had charge Of the erection OF the sixty
second street buildings said this evening that
counted for. The only life lost 80 far Is thss
Of a man named Walters. who died IN the
hospital The work OF clearing away the
ruins, however, continues. Evidence l. ae-
oumulating constantly that nct only these,
but many other buildings put up by Bud
densick were constructed IN hagrant viola
tion of all provisions for safety.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
eIazss at senton l1arpor.

BESroS HAkpoR. Mich. April 1.-The
store rooms Of ii. w. WiIIiams's toy works
caught fire abous O'Clock this morning and
were burned TO the ground. The amount of
damage cannot yet be ascersained, but the
building and stock were fully covered b. In
surance. The origin of the fire II unknown,
bat 1t Is taoaght TO kave been the vosk of an
inceildiary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
Almost a Panic.

AoSrEEAI- April H.-Au explosion CT
eas occurred at the Theatre Royal today
during the performance of "Uncle Toms
Cabin" The hDuse was crowded with vo-
men and children. and for the tin3e a serious
panic was threatened. bat as there was no
FIRE following the explosion. the audience
was soon aaiefes1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

UNI0V CErv. Tenn. April 4.-Bad Harris,
white mar. and Freeman Ward, eolored-
who we're identified wish gang OF thieves
which have long irIfests,i this section of the
cDuntry. we're arrested Saturday night while
breaking into private residence. Last
night they we're taken from jail ard hung by
q mob. Great excitement prevails. and
more arrests are expected. with similar re-
utits
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
The Pope's Health.

RoSE. April 1.-THE Pope's health has
much improved, although he is said to suffer
from mental anxiety from various causes,
such "a the French reverses IN Tonquin,
which endanger the Catholic missions ia
China; political troubles in Belgium and
Span, delay in negotiations with Germany,
Russian persecution of Catholics and the
aggressive speech of Premier Depretis at
the inauguration of the Victor Emmanuel
monument.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

ToBoNrs. April 1.-The Governments or
iran eontans an articie evidently inspired hy
isir John Macdonald. intimatinz that the
i'ebeilicn ~ill Be ended bY paying money 20
Riel for quitting the country. The cam
pai<n has cost the conntry So ls1 already.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

NEW YORK April IL.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy
at 1hG2 per cent. Exchange closed firm;
posted rates, 81 s6@i sSIi actual rates. 81 55l4@
ASA for sixty days. 81 s7ss@4 s7A for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency SIS rs
bid; rs coupons l2l9s bid; lti's do 1925 bid
Pacific railroad bonds iosed rs follows: Union
irsts 1lsGl1ss; Land Grants. los bid; sinking
funds. lisil bid Centrals Ill iG1llS.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

Hsssa4LE- No.. April l4.-Burglars en-
tered the Miami savings Bank at Miami.
this county last night. They broke OF the
yanit door sns1 secured $1,000 Suspicion
rests upou thrse street pedsilsrs who cannot
" found The booSs aud papers we're not
.1,.fss ~l,ts4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

T,aoxro- Ont. April I4.-The Gbos<'s
London cable says the report Of the Grand
Trnnk directors shows decrease IN reeeipts
for tse half yesr ending with 1884 Of 81 1o5.-
Jao rhile the running expenses were fss1,--
GO less.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

IxRssx err. y. =, April It-The charter
electi0us paseed OF anietly to-day The re-
turns show large Democratic gains in Hu,i-
sou cvunty The county board, formerly
Repuhncan. - now pemocratic. ts n A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

CHIc&Go. April 14.-Justics Foot this
sfteraoon dismissed the charges preferrsd
By City Clerk NeuTnister against the Judges
of election IN the Third precinct Of the Third
ward-HovIaui. Todd and Qalnlan-foF
want OF evidence. without argument
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

NEw YosS. April i4--Secretary Manning
smd Col Lamont were in town yesterday.
stone. Mr.. Manning had been in Albany
issr sosne days. He left for Washington last
isirhf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

WksurSsroS. April s&-Rsnsors Of the
contemplated resignation of Secretary Man
ming are denied ofFiclsily snd positively. It
j. stid ~ HAS never thought Of retiring
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

PsssAwse kpriI t4-rhe Anaser 81 AZ
zhsnissap- il i expected vii reach Cai,al 'sn
the isth nsst He xi1 then announce kis
a.sc,.i0n Tor psace or war.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

The finest sssortnent Of lsngeiAz. pksaon,
sarreys snd spring v,sgons In the clty - A.
K Arstsss3<ssa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

furnished daily from the Office of W. r
Scribner, real estate dealer.
George NJ Miller 70 Joan Sekler. ubd. 4
lots 2 snde blk "a. Dexter fri -.... 81 70
Hsrtvell G. Msnn 10 Mary VI. Mann. lot
l. and n loft bot 4. blk :. Dexter fr. 50
Peter Van Gess43 TO Jan Zeveers. part Of
lot Is 1'regent's sub. ............-.4-. 30
Joseph ri. Martin 70 johanna Corly. lot
I0l. Grand RaSi3s Homestead suti...- s15
William Ames ta Rozlpey 4. Sessions
sl2-a II Of lot g. blk ;. J.. Porter's
addition .-s---..-....--- ..-......4.- 1.S9
VI. A. Spraeue te Phil Graham. lof "A. blk
:. Sranfs afSd -...-..t--.- --+..+.-i.+-.-. ltU
John g. neinzman 20 John NJ. antber-
isrd- part - lot :. blk 1. Caiedonis -fa.. $50
Georre NJ Barker 70 5oha Dys. piers lessd
o8 Sc y. Walker ..-.-.-. .......s..sss. 30
Andrew J. Reese 70 joan Scbooley. es< 80
= ~ sc. - Gaines ....-...-.-.....-.- !. 90
Msry r. Hsynan - David Walker. nv So
= cf so :. Nelson ....---.-.-..-a...-.. ~. 50
Hereunder Dunsnn 10 John Nurrsl. part
81 sea sea af sc n. Lowell .s....- fZ
Alszsrder Dun an 70 Georxo aarrsy ps
NJ sxsi essz if so II. Lowell. ..-.-.-- fe
Nareas j. May 20 Niche5as Araork
scres see \. tkrsne -.--. .s.-.-.4... u
AlsxsEsier DanIAn - Hyrsa n waiksr.
lots and a iIB8 par 10 I. hlk 10. See-
w8n -.-. .,ls--.-. ...-.41 -
Myron II. wsises 70 the Lo~en Crssm-
ess To-. lots knd 3 and = lot T. bik "a
Seg~an n......---...-...s.--. .-@.-... g
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
Persia Opens the Way for Russia.

TEHERlN, April 1.-THE Teheran Gazette
states that the Shah has consented that
Russian re-enSorcements may be sent into
Afghanistan across Persian territory.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
A Big Fire in Montreal.

MONTREAL. April l4--J. II. Mooney Il Co.'s
large tannery was burne TO the ground to-
day. Loss, SlOJ,Ot0.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

Ladies, before you bug, 50 70 J. ]. Van
I,saven's ard set the rev E,sfterrss sDd learn
she iou pr5ces.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

Corrr~porssenee ~ TzR TssBHEsit
M.STsatxs, Arsii A.-April showers. IN
the shsp<, Of six fnchss Of snow fell here this
rnorn5nQ.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
TRADE AND FINANCE.
Chicago Markets.

OFFICE OF Il. V. TAYLOR, Powers's Block, I
GRAND RAPIDS. April IL. 1885.
Gables: Wheat active. excited and Cd higher.
Corn very strong: advancing Consols two to
four points lower.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

Daily arrivals from forced
sales in the Eastern Markets
enable US to sell our goods at
these low prices.
Seeing is believing. Come
early and avoid the crowd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-05-05
and looked up int the kind face above her

in bewildered way.
''Emmy-Dean-Joe-
"All right-all right !" yelled Mr..
Grace. nearly beside himself with delight !;
and then he went down upon his knees
before Charly and cried "We're all
right, my dear"
And so, indeed. they were. | haven't
space to tell you all that happened-what
Mrs. Grace said and did when she came, a
few day later, with the welcome news
that grandmother was better, and heard
what Mr.. Grace had already heard from
John and Emmy and Dean how the story
was told throughout the settlement over
and over, and how Charly was praised on
all sides; nor of how the people of Grand
Fork, the little village. five miles below.
got up fair for Charly's benefit, which
gave her enough to take her to DR.. Lester
that very next spring. And though DR..
Lester could not entirely cure her. the
weak little limbs grew so much stronger
and better that she was able to 60 without
crutches, by limping very little. When
DIR. Lester too, came to know who Charly
was-for the story of that winters day
had already reached his ears--he refused
to take his fee. but, instead. added to the
little roll OF bills, and put the whole in a
bank-for Charly.
She will want to 60 to school in little
while," said he II think she must study
art"
why. what makes everyone so good to
meP" asked Charly, with happy tears; II
didn't do anything"
Didn't you9" asked Mrs. Grace, in re-
turn, kissing the glad little face-didn't
?"-[N N. E. Farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-05-05
SDecSnI Advertisements

Syxou advertisements, not erckftao ,h-es -"
cosrjnc u,ssisr TIE head Of WANtED, For SAlt
To LET, LOST, &C., soiu Be inserted mere one tas
Tor Is cents three fsses for 20 cents, and one sr
for IS 10 cents