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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-21

ST.. PAUL. MIMI. May ia dispatch
from Guardepuys Crossing dated May
II, says: Shortly after the capture of
Riel, Maxine Lepine gave himself up.
Good progress is being made with pre-
parations for moving to Prince Albert
and afterwards TO Battleford. An at
tempt is now being made to repair the
telegraph line to Prince Albert. Dumcnt
is still az large and has probably escaped
to the British Hills. The latest state
ment of the losses at Batonche Is: troops,
led 70 uznmndad
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
YOUTHFUL WANDERERS.
Reports OF Lost Children Becoming OF
Daily Occurrence.

OdiI Occurrence
With the advent OF Spring weather comes
the desire To be out-of-doors to catch the
sunlight Even the little ones become
thoroughly convinced it j. their duty to take
long walks for their health, and scarcely
day passes without a lost child'- being picked
up on the streets.
Tuesday night bright little boy, who
gave his name a. Curve De Nries, slept all
night AZ police headquarters. and was not
called for until nearly 20 O'Clock yesterday.
Less than a week ago a httle fellow. only
Eve years old. was picked up by Mayor Bel
kuap on Scribner street. The lad could not
give bis name or tell where he lived. Finally
the Mayor asked the name Of ms school
teacher. and tins he gave readily. This cine
was worked upon and the boy was returned
to hi- parents. vho live IN the extreme south
sru part Of the city and upon the East Sid
Two weeks ago parents residing on Spring
street reported the loss OF four-year-oid
daughter. and vher found the young lady
was oyer two miles from home and was sure
she bad walked the entire distance.
Yesterday three children were reported
lost and we're afterwards picked up 10y
patrolmen and returned to their homes.
Look oct for the little ones. or else fasten a
tag 70 thefa giving name and residence and
let them loose.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
a oUARTsTTs or DEstRTERs.


-Four Lads Run Away from Home 10
Lead the Lives OF Outlaws.
A sad father called At Police Headquarters
last evening aud reported that his son, lad
sixteen years OF ase. had, IN company with
three other boys about the same age. ran
away from some. The four had been feeding
their brains upon yellow covered literature
and were eager for romance. They
left their homes last Monday and since
then have been living the lives Of
border outlaws in the black hills Just
south Of the city. The father
said his boy had three or four
dollars with him when he left
home, and both himself and the boys moth
or had spent sleepless nights On his account,
fearing some accident might happen To him.
or that be might lead a dissolute and law
l,.ss hfe. lie further said he had searched
for the boy and followed him into the city
aud that he vas then with ms companions
eating az Lampman'- lodging house, ON
Canal street. tie asked that an officer be
sent % arrest the boy, but being advised 10
-eeare the lad himself be- did 80 aud few
moments later the four filed in before Supt.
Perry They we're a hard looking set. and
the prodigal son reported he had squan-
dsred all Of his wealth with the exception of
i've cents. The lads were gwen a strong
lecture by Mr.. Perry. promised TO return 10
their homes and John Steiner went away
Leading his boy by the hand. while tears Of
if,v ztreanad from MS eyes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

- attss1 tis ofessinx - N,lilllsFs and
kcAcg tscosis e. y 81 l.rasea =. - Ma
re st4ser thursday. trs1ss sad Satar1ay,
AIsra. = ~ zud a. N1eu s1sI present a.
unusually etfr1atlFe 4l<E44s - pattern hats
4ld te1ll-ts. lacess elltrOl1sraas. gloves.
f4LLs. 1al11oae.z, 1laDcul1ers Daaterl.lS. IL
faAts N4rcrobe, sglts for calilEeD from z -
6 fe1rr. ladies nl>Ses aE1 ehsldFeus regu-
lar l4t1S relcb uE4srs ear 4l1 t1e lEleel
1oFeltles ~ TIE season. iha8kIE- al tor
thelf kl1d taLIouass iD tae past, / hoIe -
faithful attelltlQ1 ~ business H. tz abe -
lleass ~ the futurf AID take ElsSsare in ga
leE1lux . and insltaflOu - al IL lnsI<et
Dy nes stock. NJ cafds- Respectfully.
J. g. kAS LEUVES.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Arrangements fos the F4aeral Csrs-
uaoales 70 os reid T0-uaf


Ii. f,l1sral ~ Caanfs CleFk 0od4l1.
..n.s-s Sudden 1eaE1 e.aase.1 s1eh . ,hoek ~
TIE soallaszlfy "a Iassiag. @iii occur a. 2
y ci0ek Lhls aftsrl.soA frvM lls lats ss=i-
drnce. ~. 80 5eTfef-on agsnae- Az 1ha
eoentg sfsices elil be clsseA sad tie Cirea.t
CoaFt AL 4l.saru la order " ailo~ tne
8ftioers snd attorneys q attend tne services
The Deceased 4ii be oalaed slEn A4so'zle
h0nars. Grand hlssf Lodge NJ. -, ~ snssn
as Diseased sas az ao1ore1 laeu4oer. eeH-
i1clln1 TIE oeremolie=- The remains slil
8e Inferred a. valley Ciiy CeiaeteFg-
6jriand H. 0oasIn zas born IL wyoming
toznshIp. ~ tbis es8anfg. snd z.es about -
gsars u age Hi- father Wa. IL eiodxln.
sas one ~ the earliest pioneer settlers and
TOR pears represented hls township on TIE
Baard II Supervisors. Ia early he be
sent u Kansas and learned the printer >
trade and returning vent 20 Aaaistee
AM started the hrst Democratic paper
published ia that district. tie then
came ~ this eity and served
fOar years a. a nlsnDef II tue Board u ~
aeAii0n from the Third " ard Three year
azo he sas elected Couniy Clerk on ths
IniOn ticket b q handsome majority. aud
.sa- s-sleeted lssI tall Mr. liodEin leaves
sifs. tx0 sons and daughter - mourn
ai- death. his other immediate relatives
are tWo brothers, q. Chase God~in, of this
city and Aagustiae A. GodwiR, u Wyoming,
an f0ar sisters. Mrs. " Donhaln, Mrs..
Arthur Msigs. Mr. y. ". Blaekmer and
Mis- Ida Ood4in.
he held an Insurance policy of Sl,u.O IA
the Masonic Mutual and had home nearly
paid for Mr. Goodwin wss a cheerful,
xhole -soaled man and bad a large circle of
friends Who will sincerely regret his sudden
death.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
SUI sOR DAMAGES BEGUN.

Ten thousand Dollars Wanted for the
Killing Of Young OeGraaf
Martin r. Melis. a. administrator Of the
estate of Louis A. DeGraaf. deceased. com
menced suit in the Superior Court yesterday
against the Detroit Grand Maven and Mil
vansee Railroad Company, - recover $40
80 damages. Ioui- DeGraaf vas the young
man silled BY the cars At the College ave-
nue crossing ca the night of Feb. rs last,
when he was driving a team across the
track. The complaint ssts forth that the
tram Nss running st higher rate of speed
than that allowed by law a. the time Of the
accident. shat the crossing j. a dangerous
one snd not property guarded. no aazmsn
being there employed. and that the decreased
bad several relatives who were dependent
rpon him for support.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
= yAlUAsls stArr CAPTURED.
OFfscsrs ia S<arcn o. me Robbers
Gaze ssst wigh Ssccsss

Gaze sest wiga S1ccess
"a tde thirtee1fr "a lass ulallla s ouaflar
ovozs .nt9 tns TARA resiie1os of l.orsn
@-s sbseilt. sna secured Sltl ls go4i. $40
la bills s2i q silver @ale1. nher1 hinnes
~az lo1n0d ~ TIE rossbery aad ever stIee
b. AID Deputy >beuf Ssal-tars, ~ BoaDs.
have oeeh @orklns uEol lhe eass- nr.
Saaisbary fycsissd q description u strange
yoaax i1an @n0 lad oeea -een ~ tue neig6-
h-5rbosd 4nd @ho a. suspected II tie a.
tempted burglary u Ar. Bars fsrn
h0slse. sbogt ths same tisle. This aeserig-
ton sss gwen >hsnt AiaAey lEd sails be
@as saIkiag spoa u aterloo street feS days
sg0, be Lsl1 q conversation eItn man VITO
ansssfed tae description Mr Kinney then
dad Deputy salisbury and others shld0s
tle y0aLg iuaA, a. vel a. keeping d ci0se
satch of hls whereabouts himself. The
yoang nan sa- known % frequent
house Of ~ repute located
Ia the Eif-t NaEd. and from
al lamate of rhis place shsnn kinney re
ceiyed a valuable clue % ai4 IL has work.
Aefe b. learned the young man had sa0wn
considerable money aud had boasted ~
having a bank OF has own down the river
among the trees some other clues were
obtained and yesterday morning Messrs.
hlnney aud salisbury, hoping 10 discover
the robbers cave, drove down ne river Ia 3
point belos the old gas work., and after
some search they found a small bank IA the
hollow roots of a large bssswO0d tree. The
vault of tho bank consisted OF q volume OF
Bunyan's Pilgrim Progress tied around
With string. IL Wis heavy book about
si1 inche- long. four wide ard little more
than al inch thick. Upon removing the
string the officers found tho book was hol-
low, All the leaves having been cut ia such a
manner a. 10 form a space large enough TO
hold a silver watch, SlO0 IN gold aud 500
III bills, all OF which they found within. I he
S45 ia gold which h missing from the bank
IL i thought the young man haas squandered
about the city. The property answers IN
every manner 80 that stolen from Loren
Tyler The officers did not make any
further search. and whether they intend TO
take the Dsm0crdt reporter with them and
discover the robbers cave, or wait until the
water lowers IA the river they are not will
ling TO state The find of yesterday Is con-
sidered lucky one. and the circumstance
which lead 10 II very fortunate.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Tia Marvin filed bill ~ complaints IN the
Superior CouFt yeStariiy % prsyinz that di-
rorce he granted her from her husband. Guy
Marvin. They we're married iu Ottawa
Coanfy March =. 1875. and continued to i've
together untl March p. f-S}. when. ~ tbe
complainant charges. her husband erueiiy
and picsesiiy deserted her. and refused 70
provi3e for her snprort.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Tar rEfseRAN yesterday stated ihe facts
of the law in relation to the SLING ~ the va
cancy csu@sl by the leaih ~ Couuiy Clerk
Goodwin. The rEr ssiasas contemporaries
tosk different view II t'e matter. .suppcsiug
that Arthur M,ag~ wou'd succee'l 70 the Office
eg virtue Of hi- appointment AZ deputy
~ Mr. Goodwin. Acting I'M accord with this
sapposition Nr Neigs presented a bond A.
actinu County Clers to judge Montgomery
vs,ster,iay TIE Iudge hosever. acting iu
accordance with Ihe lsw a. IS was explicitly
stated Tn yesterday morning fE1.EestN.
refused to surrove the bond There was a
disposition an ere nart - Few Denocrsts
yesterday ~ criticize the Iufze's sction.
TIE language ~ the nv leaFe- the Judge
entirety rifhout ortion Ia The matter Z IS
has houneieB duty a' maFe an appointment
~ Al ere vacancy His refused t1 sccert
ne bond Dos soi .mply ans iscourfesy
toward Mr. Neixs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

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hlss i'eiLa f9sef ~ tffAA4 nakiA-f =
visiting Al tne rss fieaeF Pi 3. n'eA-
isssia htaiL
The second subscription coneert q TIE
schubert club al foEefss bpefa hoa-e
thls sgeniEZ
Mr. and Mr-. Gi-orge IA Dasidsou .eft thls
eIty yesterday uaofnilg for soathera and
haslert ifls.
A natnef II xorsa,sa sita barro3s are
basslY engaged in reQalrins the break l1 the
y sst side canal.
d.. Robinson a,.- r~fnraad tome from IT,,
nae1in.k ~ ths southern Dental Association
IN Sez Orleans.
Bi.hop giIk.sgis attended the funeral
..rvtc.. II Isdae H-z@kiah a.. Wells. al
Ka.a4naz8o. yesterday
49,. 49, s. s..,.s.., kf. ..ia,u
oo.u ga sunday. iatId 49, Is. hne and costs.
la Poliee Court yesterday.
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Al tne COUNTY Offices vii Dc closed thl7
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The second sniscupucu concert on 1he
schooert 1iuo PROMISE. te Pc sefs pleasant
s-a, -
The Ladies Aid -o'aet} or >. aoi =
tharcn Nili meet az the fe-iieiiee oi MS -.
= thi.ys - turner street. 'ni- oriioou'
81 y hartman I sprung sNhi9ilion, "''i,n
~ consist ahtifrJ tHi7 yeAf ot pict1le7 ~
American ff.i@l-' VII 'e open ns s"o i''i
ot this MONTH
Mrs. t'od*,n Fho - 80 overcome VIII
thc terrible tiAc,ion on Der hu1,''h1 = -oa-
dea doath ~ % oo pFv7srale"' va 7"'ie-
~nat Deter ii7' hSnt'
Miss May Armour. daughter Of Hon H.b.
Armour. 81 New York ore of the great
packing arm OF that name. is IN the city,
the guest Of Miss Anna Waters.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
Will Toll the Bell

Mayor Belknap has made arrangements
that should General Grant die during the
nj ght the fire-bell will toll sixty three strokes
al 80 the next morning. Should he die
during the day time the bell will be tOlled
Immediately upon receipt of the news IN this
city. This Is done out of respect for the dis
tin guished statesman, and that all may be
quickly informed Of his death, which Is now
hourly expected.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
--THE--
BOSTON STORE.

We have just received and place Oh sale to-day
a large and elegant stock Of Dress Ginghams the
the newest and finest styles Of the season:
A large quantity Of Wool and SILK PRINCES.
Two Case Lots Of Full Regular Made Gents
one-half Hose from the Scotch Syndicate which
We offer al lie. per pair. well worth PC.
Ladies Jerseys. all sizes. 81 excellent value.
We have inaugnrated and shall continue to sell
all domestic goods. including Sheetings Shirt
ines Prints Ticking. InIigos. Towels. Table
Linens. &c. DC. al New York and Boston Syndi-
cate Prices.
Special value IN Gents Iaundried and IN
laundried shirts and neckwcar.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

sAssIso1as, Agns 3-for the tppef
Lac. Nazaaer variable slnss. lossT aars-
nsfar, fau sealhsf feliossa 81 lsh-
shszsrs ana parity .sloa.ls ssitaaf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
IN DRESS GOODS

We are offering value. assortment and styles
which astonish and please every one,
Fifty-four inch all wool Tricott Flannel 5Sc.
L Usnally sells in the west for SI.OO.
Forty-two inch armures all colors. PC cheap ar
Ss.72.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Sc wonid sdvise sii rho psuf a bright
rr,rninz 3siig thar enutainz sil the ners. 10
.eod sor the eraud Bspid- NosSrSe TIRE.
ask~ Ess,rsssf csfa peerf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Si-aaisinr's zen-7ne ies1as hsfis f,~ rs
NHl 81 fef~srrs7 in fhe rftF ~ zert ts naif
frse - any sairasz rr -erefrf ~ ihr erfre
Ci,..are-s rlsfs in IRE rtr fr~ hsI's
fHtar ~r HksRr~awoV
1t 2sssr+f fsr-4is,s, .fraef
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

NJ. 6eorls. ChaineT, ~ host0n. wiz iec-
tnre on the stsove mentioned subject AZ
Science Han ihis evening AIS. Anna kirn-
ball the aotesi slairvovent. Fiil tiso he pres
ant ard wiH xre s.snie Illustrations ~ her
pCware.
Sreakinr ~ NJ Chanev Robt q. inger-
Aeli ssvs. "Nr Cherev s nne If tae hest
thinkers in this -cuatrs iFe has wonder
sal ceunsusud ef isrxrare. is fsl of frlazery.
rrarfsof,. snothe-is. iogic and heautg.
z1vs- a t--e t-sn--rirt ~ hi- u ni ans
sit WITH zrest r-lvar His lectures STIR
a. trnfns,atz
tSersnraa n.rfiH Fsrsfeii'ga sa7s. HIS
aa-rire enc WITH a cslu~ieton ~
HIS sl.,sut,on f. .nazterir
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

OAt church fair in st. Paul recently where
they voted for household favorites, st.
Jacobs Oil received nine-tenths Of the votes.
This shows the popularity Of the Great Ger
man Remedy which conquers pain
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
+SILKS+

Our Black Silks. imported direct by our eastern
syndicate, have caused qnite "a commotion among
the trading public At S1.oO and Sl.25 we offer 4
2i-inch heavy Gros Grain. which we guarantee by
special arrangement with the manufacture ers.
Should these Silks By any means cut or not give
full satisfaction We replace them in full by new
silk Dress.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
- Ooenlng.

thar~dsy, FRIDAY and saturday, Apul .,
lo, ~. ~ r. ncn ana American pattern
Hats and Bonnsls
Mks NELIIE buLkLKa.
IS AoDroe Street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
League Base Ball.

Spaulding's genuine league balls for SL15.
viii be delivered in the Ity, or sent by matt,
free 10 any address on receipt Of the price.
Cheapest place in the citf for balls.
CHARLES HARRINGTON.
AZ South Division street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Othce uncalled for
GENrLDfES's LIST.
A-Avery o " Austin ID B.
B-Bai - " r. BuliATd l. Ii. Bogdanawicz
Wiktor Belyea Wa and ] Powers. Boyenton ;.
Busk Line Bani1 l. { ,. Bur,s George. Best Id
warf Berrey Charley Bale. 4.
C-gave Mr. Crosby 4. totney John. Cor
rothers Joseph. Cummings W VI.
ID Davis W IL II 10. DOws Stephen l.. Davis
Jonathan Drew L, Dawson Earn.
+ EuEelmann VI.
r Frielug FEMME. Farncr Bros.
q G-6anne't " ". tfrliy Erne~t. Gardiner a
Gr,su Fred. GroyeneT Cfl,rles.
II Heriasn Jeremiah, H0ran John 4. Hallett
W Howe John, Hall Master Eddie. Haniand
l. Heaie Erastus, Hurley b. Hall Arthur. Hart
Fisher.
K-kerr +. King r & Tamaley Kearps I e..
keogan Wm.
I.-Lunger Mr. Lewis Wm, Lam { T. Larsen
Lars , Lyon III III.
NJ Aaiheson Charley. McGuire 4 Co Moon
VIM Moon DR. Vim. Mcdonnell Walter. Moran
+ Mclaughlin owen. Mill-r James C. McCiortion
James. Murray John Murray ". McReynold
john d. Marshall Frederick 4.
N-Nelson W. Nyland Axel.
p-Fike DSwell Perrin l. :. PettfOrd Mild Ell.
r. ROuel Del key ynolds ID -
S-~tOcum ID r. Separd David 4. Spencer Mas
ter Freddie. Stoll Fred Smith Frank II. sampson
Vim A.
Taylor Chas L. Towne Prof.
N-NauuCe " NJ
-wood Joseph. Wattrous Lester b. Whitney
VI NJ Wells ; \. Wellings > vi. NicSlliie l,r,
Wilson Chester Waters { W. Wilson Frank
wood tieorge, Nyman Harvey +.
I-latas } II
L-Znt Frank.
H. y MOORE Postmaster.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

J. J. Van leuven has a complete stock Of
Ladies'. Misses and Children's regular
made French Underwear. the first ever sold
in Grand Rapids. All who admire fine goods
should see them. and 10 see them j. to buy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
An Open Letter.

N0t Being able 10 s9tisf act0fils arranee 70
be away from uOne a week AZ q time ! have
declded % remove ms Office - Kalamazoo
where can be al home every al sht Those
- .nung operations vii n0ufy me az any
time and | vii come here aud operate
Respectfully, DE. j. ID. Pkrgks.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

We were large purchasers al tbs recent
great silk sale ia New York and vii be
ready 10 offer great bargains this morning.
~FkLNa s lnNFANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
ease Balls.

Don't buy Spanlding or a Mahn League
Ball until you have seen +. b. Vinegar :
price list. sui IN the news business at 3
North Division street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

TIE new irupronad Hsrdnsn risnoe have
secured n tizh position o1 scruunt ~ theif
families construction sud phenomenal ders-
hihty. fhe sgencV Pr these riauo@ tss hceu
xfven to Mr. F7rl N Friedrich No -
eiFgsnt srfsffs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Parcels promptly called for and delivered
by the Globe Laundry. opposite the Star
Clothing House. If you want your collars.
cuffs and shirts lauudried in toe best style of
the art send them % the Globe Laundry and
V0u can have your wsnt- satisfied.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Ladies, / am surprised iha1 you Win pay
80 much 10 get your Spring suit made when
y0u can 20 10 Nine. kellogg school for dress
eating, aud learn 10 do your own WORK.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Those Who have business with the Globe
Laundry by telephone hereafter must hello
70 No. 7l9, A. that i their present telephone
number
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Do not forget the great silk sale tsis morn
Ing SpRINg & CoMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

&As ss.oscgt0eF aof FsesEst.s5 ih4 aI-z-
s2.z reg,sssrts as.1 promptly 'osll ssafer .
ssof ~ aossfysas thls sBtes ~ isispAs''e ~
-sslz< cara tfar 1sieDh01s lalslDer s. l.ai
Ar. 8esrss b. Catla 10 sstg eiFo'siai>sr "a
fa4 EzLza4xz aLll - latlssri1ss1 ~ -Dlsest
.absorsDtiaas ald rsesiet rilarsfos.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Uubeard % low prices vii prevail ct !. ,
= an Isauvens
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

YOu vill End the cheapest line Of silks ever
offered in Michigan ON our cOunters thIs
morning. SFRTNG & COMPASY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

The Globe Laundry. - Haron street, VII
Do up your shirts, collars and cuffs IN The
best style and a. a reasonable price. Coed
work guaranteed Telephone Tl9.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

For a buggy buy Of A. X. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

car Mr. Spring took advantage Of the
great silk sale in View York Call chs morn
ing aud see the bargains.
~PRTSG r CosFkSY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Buy your buzsies and rhsstous Of A. r.
Anflzf3al
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09

Rni,srt-cn. ~ N- Clemens.
- saa A. N via rzit thle
- ia t1e sfteraon ~
tnstrncficr ", NaseuIr
the hrefhNn in ftis
fhe ssrfs fay t--ans
ale " sster GVork
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
American Loan Office.

The afsve clocks sre Ell eigt,f -dsf with Az
sonis Ciock Company movement. Beet Timers
snd Iksteef Designs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
Unclaimed Letters.
GENrLENIEN ; LIsT

The following letters remain IN the post
office uncalled for:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-09
NOTICE

We advertise only such goods a. We have
Qualities Of And no prices but you will fnd
exactly as advertised; no misrepresentation.
Strictly One Price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-21
GARDINER.

A Gardiner gentlemen is the possessor of
a fine dog, to which the whole family is great
ly attached. One morning recently the dog
came home covered with blood. surgeon
was called, and found bad wound, CAUSED
by rifle ball. Several days later the gentle
man learned that young man living in the
neighborhood was the perpelrator OF the out
rage, and accused him OF it. The Young man
gave as an excuse that dogs had been bother
ing him in his garden, and he shot the first
one he found on his premises.
The steamer Blonde took party to Booth
bay harbor and out fishing, Thursday. They
report good time, and good catch of fish.
The Murray & Murphy Continuation gave
an exhibition in Johnson Hall, Friday even
ing. to a large audience.
MIR. Z. +. Little reports large increase of
trade since he has occupied his new store.
The store which he vacated in Davenport
Block is soon to be occupied by Boston par
ties, as a dry and fancy goods store.
A circular giving the water rates has just
been issued.
The shoe factory is doing more business
than at any time since its advent in the city.
The Gardiner boys who were defeated by
the Bath club at Maranocook feel highly
elated over the race, anyhow. They say that
with the practice they have had they did we'll
| to be in sight when the Bath club crossed the
| line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-09-21
Railroad Mems Excursion.

From October 9th to the 18th, inclusive,
Maine Central Railroad conductors. ladies
and iriend.. The party will leave Portland
Oct 9th on cars attached to the FLYING Yankee,
and Chambers Band will accompany them.
They will stop that night in Bangor, where
the band will give grand concert in the
evening. The next morning special cars will
be furnished bv the B. & p. r. r.. and the
excursionists will proceed to Mt. kineo. The
next day there will be a dress parade on the
lawn in front of the KIneo House. Thurs
day and Friday the party will enjoy themselves
as fancy may dictate. and on Saturday morn
ing will leave for home, stopping in Bangor
for dinner.