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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-05
LOCAL JOTTINHS.

""ouy AHu Caukey.
Skates at Coffin Bros.
Free lodgings at Dicks.
Fresh oysters at I. H. Brew's.
Tom and Jerry at the Brunswick.
Fresh oysters at L. II. Brcw's.
At Humphreys, oysters by can, 75c
Fresh butter and eggs at T. II. Brew's
Skates ,foc Christmas gifts, at Coihl
Bros.
Baske, the tailor, once more in the
Geld.
Fresh invoice of Key West cigars
at Burkhart's.
Bache, the tailor, cleans aud repair.
clothing As usual.
Enthusiastically Gre-proof-coa
oil at Coffin Bros.
Lyttleton Price got back from San
Francisco yesterday.
Strictly bonded liquors at Merchants
Hotel. Old Hermitage.
Moody and Saukey at Merchants
Hotel. Tom and Jerry.
Fresh oysters, any style. at Humph.
rey's Nevada Chop House.
New Orleans molasses, by the quart
or gallon, at T. H. Brew.s.
They do say that it will soon be the
"News. Miner. Inter- Idaho"
Elaine! Elaine!! A carload Of it
just received by Coffin Bros.
The 6nest.Ladies' Russian C;n,ulars
and others It S. J. Eriedman's.
OvercOats at cost, for casl,
only, at WERTHHEINIER'S.
Smoke fresh Imported and genuine
KY West cigars 1t Merchants Hotel.
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
Of that 1875 cid Hermitage whisky.
Bache, the tailor. takes orders fo,
business and dress suits, as he used
to do.
Go to 1000 Main street for fruit,
vegetables, tshAcoo, cigars and no.
tions.
The Brunswick as the only place in
town where you can get hot Tom and
Jerrv.
When mans constitution is run
down, he eau never wind it up with a
whis-key.
Good lodgings and neat roc rs, at
Mrs. LeGrsnle's, next door to Hal
ley Theater.
The young man who went of like
e shot, probably found too mach pow.
kd"r Gu the girls cheek.
4 Psalding must be thinking Of mar.
irving. He says that a maw lives a
dogs life unless he 10 married.
Can the hackman have anything to
nth the suicides Of so many
by men at Niagara Falks
he Black Hand" in Paris, means
st order OF agitators and assassins.
country it means spade flush.
T. Riley, the notary public and
state agent, is back in his old
ever Tracy & Foote's drug
corner Of Bullion and Main, and
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-05

We Must Have Meaey!
All accounts due US must he paid
IMMEDIATELY.
JAS. NJ. BLOSSOM & Co.
HALEY, November rs, 1884. MI
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-05
We Will Not Ne Undersold.

Call and see Hendrick, if you want
anything in the jewelry lire. He
does not propose to be undersold BY
any person or Easte, firm. Catalogue
prices discounted SO per cent.
Bring your cash, and give US a call,
as we mean business.
f. II. HENDRICK.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-05

A carload of nuts for seed will be
brought here in about one month.
All who will need any, for timber
cultures, should apply At once, to
J. S. WATERS.
Receiver u. S. Land Office, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

I have great many useful and
ornamental articles suitable for
gifts aud home decoration.
Call and See them. at F.. A.
WHITES Furniture Store, Main
Street, HALEY. dl7
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
clIaaEnI COMMeNT.

Syracuse Staafard. liz trsnspiFes that
Dr. Leonard las been aleIng more than
once ~ his LIE.
Philadelphia Times. Tie atismpt 20
make 81. kelley oat a martyr rs lot
likely t. bring ham political eanonlzafion
FOR some time yet.
St Paul Psoneer Press The pardon Of
Mullen - al act WIthOut apology. To
zfant it, when every fact vas knO~n,
vac 10 less than Infamous.
Minneapolis Tribune. A Democratic
Congress IA deliberately resolving 10
keep Dakota out Of the Union ls sowing
ths see of future trouble.
Missouri Republican,. The case Of the
Rev. Dr Leonard. Prohibition candidate
for Governor II Ohio, shoald be a sui
hcient warning 10 ali conscientious Pro
hibifi nists against having the dyspepsia
"a camp meetings.
Albany Erpress. While the Western
lake ports are making vast expenditures
To accommodate their growing grain
traffie. the State Of New York must pat
the Erie Canal IN condition to prevent
its diversion TO other channels.
Chicago Inter OCEAN: The original
Mount Ciilead was noted as the home Oi
Issael's great prophet. Elijah, and II Is
most earnestly 10 be hoped that the pro
gressive step taken by John sherman
/ yesterday VIII also prove to be III The
prophetic line.
New York Sisn: IL IL popularity oi
Mugwump hunting that when you think
that you've got one You haven't Gap
rlclous, agile minded, volatile, vexations
the Mugwump Is the Pltier tTrttdns o.
/ politics. The Democrats will save them
selves a good deal Of trouble by leaving
to the Republic ms the pleasures OF thi'
/ chase
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

os,a Dayt i e.slle.I -Jldielaaa. and opsns
STA a. instfamsntsi Prelaiie slzl-na'ails
u tLs sIsep n tns dsad, snien . pEssst-t-
b INTERRUPTED b. t0e tFemPsss ~ TIE
last luizmsnf, aftef Enien . oazitots =s1s''
..nsuaess the eoa-inz u ths Soa n MAJ.
The third part, Vita gives d vision oi
Heaven. baritl ne repeating some u tbe
x0fds II 81. John above the music u 'le
orchestra. after which the theme siiels
xifh a great ~HossBna ia kKcelsis-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Detroit.

DETROIT. Aog. E-FLOUR ro-day's prices are:
Michigan wint wheat. roller process 6Dff
as. Michigan winter wheat patents. 25kr5 -:
Minnesota bakers, 1Sss500; Minnesota patents.
7Jr6 ~. re. 75nft 0o.
The market this morning on cal opened quite
easy There VS. little buying. The legitimate
situation remains substantially the same. with 4
slight xrsdGRl improvement all tho while IN *
port dsu and bot which - entirely inadequate ~
CON pared with the ever increasing stocks. There
- nothing ret 70 warrant any bull movement.
II antiCi pated frost reports did not material "a
- any extent. and as far ~ the esil concern
"a raj 10 effect. Quotations we're.
NHENT-No. | WINE. spot. s3i4c asked. Septem-
ber - nc asked. October. = ~ bid $40 askesi
Nover1har s7a.c bid. csc =ked: No. red - a c
asl edS A lzusf. s7fsc bid. GAc August: Se tenn
be- az bud, =, asked, October. Ssr b d, No
van er &c bid sic asked. No. 3 red e51sc askei.
rels I'D. I car st itlac.
Cor No. 2, ttiac bit. l5c asked. August t5e
a-ked. september. a5c asked.
Osrs-W bite. AuEuEt SIC bid: September. 3ic
hid. October 81 bid No = S5 &c asked October.
x5i,c bid: hight mixed. y sc bid 1sc ssksd.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

The rendition az Birmingham. Eng, Of
Gounod's new orstorio. the title Of which
is "Mers 1t Vita not Mems ct Vita" as
the vernaculsr types of cur news columns
srronioasly gave it. yesterday, is an event
of no small interest in The musical world.
'erhe Redemption. which Council him
self has considered his masterpiece. vas
presented at the Birmingham festival in
lsS2- This work had Won great sdmirs-
tion for is breasltb and power. as vel as
for rs great command of orchestral 70
sources. A piano-sorte Arrangements of
"Nors It Vita has been made by o. r.
Brown. Of Boston. IN order a. secure an
American copyright This lisno ar
rsnrement has Recently been placed an
sale throughout The country. Although
Nr. Brown r. man ~ less experience
and lsss Druminence than Berthold
Tours. Who arranged The Redemption.
10 has apparently done bis work with m
saIlsrpnce. The work e a sort ef supple-
r,enf ~. or continuation 81 The Re-
.jamption.~ II il On a vast scale a. IT.
t-anss,.ieus theme neeessitstes. In the
rrefarp the composer says. ct VII per
hsrs Ia askpsf why. in the title. | have
ria.ai death before he. II = oecause
:, ssa cr.Iar - eternal things death pre-
,s.ssa tisa~ The irst part Il the tricky,
su.,ra a rsqaiem. Il has lons N
introduction and occupies. az
..,.,stbar. fts II the 1s4 pages. The Sec
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

In order to give the readers an idea as to
what is expected of US We copy verbatim an
order We received on Saturday by firm
this city, il reads as follows:
Spring & Company, Gents-Please send
me 2o yards black and white summer silk,
good as you can for me to sell for 25c.
Send ii on the evening mail, it is for a
special thing. If you can't get 1T on the
evening mail, do your best. Send bill with
goods. Yours truly,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Chicago Markets.

Orrrcx OFF. V. TAYLOR. Powers's Block.
GRAND RAPIDS. Aug q. i5s5.
Gables noted ve-y weak markets for wheat
and corn in England. Chicago receipts to-day
were IS cars wheat. 2sl ears corn. 2ls cars oats.
h.0O hogs.
Wheat opened easier, and after slight lull be
gan a gradual advance. which later became quite
spirited. under reports Of a much better export
demand. and general rush by shorts to Gov
err
Provisions and corn were dull the interest be
-, ~.,sa-s.4 IN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

NEw YORK Aug. 27-Mousy closed easy NJ Ia
Per cent. Exchange closed firm; posted rates
b saf1ns ~; actual rates. 81 S31.ufsi for 90
days 81 s5Aal 81 for demand
Governments CLOSED hrm; currency 8's III
bld. a.. coupon. iZ2S bid. as do li6N bId.
Pacific hailroad bonds closed az follows:
Union nrSts, ii5uli5if; Land grants i17ll; sink
ing funds. f2th btt. Centrsls. li3Gils1s. The
sales amounted to n. ID shares.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

We cannot surprise some people by the
lO~ prices We are offering goods, Tor Az
stance We had a lot Of Ladies Black Jer-
sey Waists We closed out al 25e each, and
now every LAY We have inquiries If We
have any at l5e each.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

The extension of our store, making IT
the largest in the State, will enable US
soon as completed TO open up one of the
most extensive assortments of cloaks ever
shown the people Of this city. We will
be enabled ON account of placing our
orders early last February and March,
when all these goods were frightfully de-
| ressed in price to sell cloaks at about
half the price of last year.
SPRING K CoNHANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
FINE TABLE LAMPS

Worth from 5000 10 $500 each at half price.
Bargains 10 Oil and Gasoline Stoves
Owing 10 the lAtenees Of the season are
Offering s.ecial inducements on these goods. Our
line Of REFRIGERAT0Rs is once more com
plete aud our prices always the lowest. The
low prices at which We are selling Tnware and
House furnishii Goods is really wonderful.
You can save money boy buying these goods of us
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Michigan g. Ohio nailrca 4.


TEAEf oOSNHcTIors.
Toledo with al railroads d.sergine. Tecumset
with l. S. a NJ. 4. Homer with J.. =. A NJ. r.,
Lansing Division s1d Ar Lane -. q. Marshall
with NJ C. X X Bsftie Creek with fbicsxo D
Grand Trunk and NJ. &. X X Montestt . X
l. Alleesn with G. A " NJ. and l. 3. aHr
r. McHUGH Gen ps-s. Az
RorERT ". issfs AGENT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Michigan Central.
(chAsD RAPIDS DIVISION.

Sleeping CAR afthchesl. .
Pacific kxpre<ss daily. Balance ualns dhiis
except Sundays.
The Detroit EIpres< leaving a. $50 a. n. resct
ing that city al II ~ a. New tOrk 1u.SJ a. M
and Boston 2so y. IA. next dSs.
Ihrou,h iickeis for al poiuis and sieepinE
b.srrfs MAJ be procured ~ Union I1ckei Offcs
corner Monroe and Ottawa btrseis. snd ~ Jnio
Depot.
GEo W. MUEsoN Ticket Agent. Gify.
gh HAWKINS 1lckei hseIgt. Des,as
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

"A elfszzs,7 sho - a ssli-kno~a eiti-
zzn. allades IA . eommaaieaslon pub
..shsd elsewhere. u fHE TELE5RAA ;
statement a. - the eligibility u women 70
the sffies of school trustee tie expresses
ths opinion that ths purpose OF The Leg
isiafare vas - give ~oA ca the privilege,
not only of the ballot bat Of acting on
school Boards, and then proeeeds 10
urge the propnety of giving the ladies' a
sosos oa the school Board The quss-
t.on 0f fitness vas not raised BY lHE
TELzsRAs. bat il was suggested that a
strict interpretation Of the las according
h the letter would not permit lady to
act As trustees. Individual, or even pub
he, sentiment cannot enter ts al eiemen at
INTO the interpretation OF law. There IS
NO objection, however, 10 "A Citizens
suggestion that the ladies' make a test
ease by presenting one OF more candi-
dates.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Detroit, Grand Haven q Milwsukss

yDeily. Sundays excepted. 'lteaif.
pasrelagaEf tAkins TIE - IA. fxpFses mstt
close COMMISSIONS al osoesa for Lansing sho 81
Dsstroif for New ork arr8sins there ~ io<O q n
the following mofnins.
Night fxyrsss is1 local Sleeplns Tar Detroit l.
Grand haI,lds-
This is tie oaiy line running iAniisd hxprr><
le<xinx here Al SIS a. m. with hles4il.t tar "a
Detrait ins direot connections fof al inin1
t<st arriving a. New iork y. nl. Tie folio~1nS
evening.
Parlor an on mail trains b0th es.si and ~s~t
Tie train leaving al ~ ,sa =. IA ~1ll make drew
connection wlIh Nj xsuk-e ssseIneFt daily ezoess
Sunday.
Thrg,ush tackess secured ai ID, q. n. A n ono
s~s.efs hotel block and Al the depot
ID POT1th. Cits fsss. Agent
GkO. n. RtffE Irafe hanssef. Cbics<o
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Chicago & West Michigan.

All trains arrive and deTart from Union Depot
DEpAkI
Mail for Toledo and Ghlcs.so - t1t m
Fhet txpreee ftsf Chicago, ....... u 80 4
Express for Muekeyon ..... s....-. .. f4lb 3 M
Evening Exprts< for Chicago. ..-...--' lest pm
frprss- for BIG Rapids and baldwin = hsEss M
Mail for Big Rsspids and Baldwin ....f = s.it m
ARRIVE
Nishf E,preas from Chicago. ........s szt q M
Express from MuskesroH -..-.-..--- --. III - . M
Mai from Chicago and NufkegOu .....f - m
cypress from 1oie,io. .... ...--. $50 . ma
Fac, 1prees from Chicago and Ans s.is . m
fxpr,-s from BiC hspids and baldwin III ~ m
Mail from Big Rapids and Baldwin ~ <sr = m
sDaiy. fDaily except sunday.
Through COACHES 20 chicago ana loifs1o 90
p1s H. m. train.
Through garlor car 10 Chicago on 80 .. M
train. No eXfrH charge for eeais-
Thronah Pullman sie-sinR car and coach Tor
Chicago on i0ss0 o. m train.
Cloee connections made at Baldwin 20 Lod
ington and Msuisfee.
Union Ticket tfiioe. 81 MDnfoe sirf~a-
J.B.M MUll1kEN. 0enl Manages.
J. II. CARpENTfR. t,en'l pass. Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Loo Mslolics Pitchers. al si1ss and shspes. re-
dneed ons-haf. New prices ranse fTom 40 toso
cents Ms3ohea Tea Pots. frola 25 u o. oents
80 cents per 80, worth SIS.
Ons crate I. ". Parkhurst's bet knglish White
Granite Ware. Tea Plates Sc 8 inch P.aitars Sc
10 inch PlArters. IS ceats. Round Coserea
Dishes. 10 cents. Oval Soup Tureens 10 inch =
cents. Hound Soup Inreels. 30 cents 20 dozen
extra sauoers al cents eseh.
One Fine French Chins Dinner Set Bun and
Gold decorations. reduced from So oo 10 $500.
One Elegant English Decorated Dinner Set. by
Copeland. octagon shape yellow black ami gold
decorations. reduced from $1,000 to $50
One English Decorated Dinner SGT. blue or
brown with Japanese designs. reduced from
$500 TO sz2-sO.
One Minton Decorated dinner set, basket shape
flower decorations ~ pieces reduced from $3.50
tO iS.00.
One Rich English Decorated Dinner set iss
pieces. illuminated. reduced from 65. .OO TO $50.
One English Decorated Dinner set Pompadour
decorations ias pieces reduced fr IA 1900 to s-.0o
One English Decorated Dinner set. by Wedge
wood rich flower decorations. reduced from Is. 90
10 1870.
One semi porcelain Dinner set Isl pieces
flowing blue flowers, gold edge. Royal Worcester
shape, reduced from 5000 to s2.OO.
One Lot Pottery for decoration with raised
flowers plain. AT COST
One Chamber set, with jar. flower decoration
No $50 gold edge at 9.S5.
One Chamber set. with jar. Begonia leaf de-
corations. gold edge band painted at lI.50.
One Cask nglish printed Chamber sets. blue.
pink or brown Maxive views. 10 pieces at 3.S7.
One lot Bisque Figures worth from 75c TO 1.o0
each reduced 10 choice for &c.
One Fish set by Wedgewood Ivory body. Marine
decorations, large fish platter. II plates. sauce
boat and salad bowl, reduced from 1000 20 500.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Look Al our Bargain Counters. al 10. 2s and 80
goods. worth double the money
Fancy Pitehers. Tea Pots Bread and Milk sets.
Bread Plates. Finger Bowls. Vinegar jugs. Tea
Pot StaDos. Cologne Bottles Vases. Bisone Fig
ures. Moustache Cups and Sauces. Fine ID Dsco-
rated Cups and Sancers. Pepper and Salt Bottles.
Fruit Plates Sugars anu Crean.s dc &c.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
44!!y}J9!!!4RD
ANNUAL CLEARANCESADE
COMMENCING. AUGUST lst

We offer Everything Cost which has been in stock year
more DO this make for goods and keep
stock fresh and bright The people know this is the time
for bargains aud many waiting for this sale Read few
of our reductions
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
BASE BALL.

CHICAGO.
Chieaxo ...... 0 o o D O.
Detroit ............ .
Rase hits. Chicago & Detroits g. Errors. Chi
caxo l. Detroits L. Pitchers. Clarkson a q
" ei.sman. Umpire. Gaffney.
NEw YORK
~ Work. 90 0 D o 0 D
Boston .............-O D U L
Base hits. Boston s. New York r. Error, Bos
ton : New York s. Pitchers. Whitney and heefe
Umpire, Ferguson
PHILAtDELPHIA.
Philasslphia- ..--.... o
Provhence ........0 o U 0 D D o.
Base hits, Philadelphia 8. Providence 3. Errors
PhilSsielphia g Providence ~ Pitchers. Fergu
son and kidbOorne. Umpire. Curry.
81. LOUIS.
". Loais ....O o o O.
fsuffalo .......... o o o o.
Bts hits 81. Louis 8, Buffalo IL. Errors
ST Louis T. Buffalo /. Pitchers. Kirby and Con
Nay. Umpire. sullivan
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

II you neeii y brush and ccrnh a. any toi-
iet arfacle. Peck 0rHz store offsrss fne asa
sartTnsnt - select frn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

{ asiers. from s2l0 up: Cake Baskets from s. o.
up Pickle casters from sl.oo up. Batter
Dishes. from S2.70 up; Butter
Dshes Single Plate. Si00
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Bay your bgtzsss and save 70 per cent sf
A. r. AntissisL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

A RARE CHANCE Al rHE GOODS IN Our
ART ROOM
Rich. rsre and beautifal Art Pottery. tts value
of ~iich increases with age. We nast ciass oat at
some price to make roon for sesds Loo IA the
Way. Pine Paintings al Poroelain il ri .sh and
bronze fTames Say down to oost. Az -leAranoe
sale prices marked in Plain fisures. iiFsss an
delAbra Soonce< Mirrors. Gard Reoeisers fg-
ures ETC. az Bargain prioes for this month only.
Large Blsque Figures. Per elsln Vac q I'm
brells Stsnds. Lava Dossr After d nner Cofe---
Dessert Plates. ae.. way down "a eost Come
early for nFst choioe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

Try the six-tneal sieket AZ Ire Wind=ur
Dininz Hal. Tia Nonree street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Nfa-xTLAyrles SELLING patrRs.

~tine touch of nature makes the vhols
world kin. fine t0nch Of 81. Jacobs OH
causes rheuTn arisrn - vanish.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

TX NAEN1AOt -ltA&t1 At~A NoALo O1r ~
serday concerning A. r. Swineford's con
uection with the New Orleans Exposition
Commission, are not the first intimation
OF cr0okedness IN that quarter which has
been given the public, but they have CIV
en- more definite and tangible form to the
grounds of suspicion. At least one OF
the other Commissioners, and one who
was Mr.. Swinesord's alternate as United
States Commissioner. Mr.. Carroll. is very
positive that SwlnsfOrd stole 81 900 out
right from the Government sppropria-
ton Of 5000. and il must be admitted
that the returns SO far - reported in the
accounts presented at Lansing appear 10
support the charges. IL is admitted, We
understand. that Swineford received
5000 from New Orleans. aud that be
was permitted by the other members OF
the Commissi ln 10 retain 81 900 without
giving any sort % voucher. For this the
other members are censursble. It was
loose way Of doing business, to say the
least. The whole 5000 should have
bean turned IN and beon credited IN the
accounts. Then IL. on account OF SwiTe-
ford's distance from the secretary and
treasurer. Il was thought advisable 10 turn
into his hands the $1,000 ia lump. TO
obtain mineral exhibit. be should have
beel charged with that amount aud been
required to furnish vouchers for is ex-
pensliture. or return any unexpended bal
snce. Mr. Goodwin says he presumes that
Sxinefori has no vouchers 70 show where
the $1,000 went. III So. Major Burke.
who Is in need Of funds. viii be very likely
to call on our Commission 20 settle for
the balance. Unless Mr.. Swinef0rd can
show MS vouchers OF some good reason
for not having them. the circumstance
VII be likely to recall some recollecti0ns
which viii be very unpleasant for him
when his appointment comes before the
Senate for confirmation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
Grand Rapids Markets.
FARM PRODUCE FROs FIRST HANDS.
TIKI EsRAw OFFrcr. Aurust

TIKI OFFICE. August u.
t3RArS-Sheat raj long berry sc. short berry
&c; No shlse &c torn, &c .o.ss Ssts' @ s2fssse Csc
3 ioss7 10; mutton. - oo@s5 80 pork. 8 60
as A.
Pou1 ruv- Fowls. Dressed. i06I2lSc. Spring
chickens. d-e~se'i iscesi6o per pound
Fssss -iuUfic.
HoSEv-t Ion t21sr Per pound.
BEtSs-Dull az sd 81 - Per bushel.
SFrDs-t lover "a 5e<lt75
HrDEs-tirren ss1s,ss per ?; cureri s6sisc. krl.
green p e.. dry ~ ~, veal skins green. a. dry
lie iekin sEins. a&c. Grutby hides one-third
~. Sheep pelts ShearIines. i0sfi2 lamb al ins
l5azsc.
rUrow -Tallo'r. tAc per n
YseErssf - Potatoes nsw. &6ssc.
ApPHEs- l5csfls'ss per huShei.
BUrrER Fresh ruil. F9I2'1c. this ard sars. 10
H.r-riruoshy. sosRI Per ton. Clover. ssG,0
Sfrsw. - NsT4 ~ per lcsd.
W0on-Dry t6-inch blocks. 81 "a 2oo par cord
foHrfoot WOOL. 8 Ss9t ~ per cord.
WcoE-s2H 80.
Nfss-VF I.kvvs1rS SELLING p1r-Rs
Fkovs ,psstry psr sarsel = sSol'ssl'' ~,
MtIr-EEFn- NtistifsgS. So Per fon wholesale
g. ~ rer rTt. retail. nrsn. St a per ton. Whole.
-ale - psr ewt. -sfsii earn snd osts 81 peT iori
whs-lp@aia s. . par s~f. retail.
fRovTsF0Ns- Mess pork par hbi.. 81 ~. clear
pcrx. hest Si3s hams wholesale. atsc uer = (.
shoul,ier~, F., srneket beef. isc; larf, tiercss.
Ssrr-syrarrs.,. barrel. 3 2; ssxiusv. e. 60.
SsKns- rgnorfy sl -. -lora- $ 81. R.-7 Tor.
g. -: orchard g1sss. s. gs kenrucsy blue zrsss.
e R
zone tnuch of nature makes the whole
world kin. flne t0urh cf 81. Jacob Cni
causes rheurs arisrn - vanish.
Try the six-neai .icket az IRE Windser
DINING Han. TIA Monroe street
BuT your hstzies and sare - per cent 81
A. r. Antissiel
II y0u neeii y BRUSH and c0fnh o. any tsi-
fet arfsce. Pec'k's Drar store effer= fne asa
sartnsnt q select f-rn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
FOR RENT.

TO RENT-A house Of rooms besides closets.
Good eistern and well water. Suitable for
two families or one. kent $40 per mouth In
on,-e of n. Hacking. az old National Bank or 20
Is, VERY street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

AaONEY. MONEY. MONEY Money 10 loan on
tVI productive real estate. l. ,. Proyin. Room
g. Loyett's block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
NAOSEY TO LOAN.-In large small
JVI smOunts Op good security at per cent. Il
r.. Courtney. Room '. New Aldrich Block, II
TO LOAN-SlOO $50. % 800 or 900 To loan on
real estate. Might sell the Griffin home
stead. on First avenue; the owner hhs left the
city Also the balance of the Quackenbush es-
tate. Tuttle Bros. Room i9. Opers House Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28

THK telegraph wires brought rather
alarming news yesterday from Toronto.
1t u bat a short time since the first an
nonncement wss made that so all-pox
ha.i appeared there, and then there were
but two cases. Yesterday We learned
that there had been $50 cases and ll5
deaths from the disease since the first of
the month. Toronto has population
only little over twice as large as Grand
Rapids. and it is moreover nearly half
way from Montreal 10 this city, and more
than half the distance 20 Detroit. Cold
weather is conaldsred favorable To the
development of the disease. and Il would
not be surprising II Michi gan, consider
ing close commercial relations with
Canada should get a spriakling OF small
pox the coming Fall and Winter. Any
way, it will bs well enough to see that the
vaccination marks on our arms are IN
lighting condition