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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
Arthur's Cabinet Resigns.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 4.-Members
of President Arthur's Cabinet all rendered
their resignation yesterday. These are to be
turned over to President Cleveland. Mr..
Arthur's Cabinet officers, with the exception
of Secretary Teller, who began his second
term as Senator at noon to- day, will perform
the duties of their offices until their success
sors are appointed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

OMAHA. Neb.. March To-day at noon
Patrick Gavin, financial manager of the
Times Dispatch. was severely caned by G. W.
Kyle, lawyer of this city. The cause of
the quarrel was a sensational article publish
ed yesterday. Gavin's condition IL very
critical
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
Rosa on the Platform Already.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 4.-O'Donovan
Rossa's arrival this morning caused a little
excitement in town. He has received q
number of visitors. Arrangements are
making for big demonstration at the
Academy of Music tonight, where Rosa
lectures on Robert Emmett.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

RosroS. March t-SaluteS of one hundred
xnns were fred this noon az Dover, =. H.
and Springfield. Mass. in honor Of Cleve-
lands inauguration.
WuInwAVrrx. Conn, March A salute
~ ffty-on guns vss 6red At noon in honor
II Cleveiand's inaur urarati0n.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

The Grand Rapids MoEsrVe TFa.zektx has
ben enlsrre3 20 = sever -ccfurnn foiio. TEx
TFrEsasN = gs7nErQ rrvgna rassoi7 srld zla
soon lsavs tbe rest q tise cit5 prsss far n ti<
rssr rniess fbsy begiB 70 hsszle Eeesf fora
Rzg<fsr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
One OF Cordon's Letters.

BEUsssIs, March 3.-Ths international
African Association makes public letter
received from Gen. Gordon, dated October
% in which he said he hoped TO be able 10
leave khartoum in December. and proceed
direct to the Congo, without first returning
% England
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Nzw Yoaz. March 4-C0l. Fred Grant sad
tonight - 4 reporter that hi- father rested
easier. and wss IN better health today thar
he had been Ter some days previouz. he de-
nounced a. a fslzehood the stafsment pub
lished IN an afternoon paper to-day that the
tsenersl wss dying
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

IoNDoS March 4--Tt il aunosncs5 that
Woi-eiey VII soon remove his heasi'susr-ers
f-ons Korfi - Der zoia- Troop= oil be
chartered a. rariocs rolnss ai3rz th& Me.
krseken hsfrx rerort< h-s refreaF toward Nlrtf
a. noo haTinr Beer interf,sres Ufth bF A-7iss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

CONsrASTISoPLE. March At is stated
thot the special envoy to Great Britain has
instructions to inform Granville that the
Porte considers England's answer TO Tur-
keys request for an explanation As to Italy's
conduct in the Soudan is vague and unsatis-
factory.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

NV T0EE March a.
Wall street closing Money closed easy ~
~ per cent Excbsnge elD~ed quiet and firrr
posted rstes. q st1s -. setual rstes. stgH,6
4.s2sS sixty days. 81 s68 80.
ff0vernmspts clo~~d bTm: currency s's ~
BID. "a cerryyns izz t,i3, 49, Do I11H sid.
Pscifr railroad bor5s closed ~ foiiovss Urion
frsfs. fl2H011zk. Isspd f8rasfs. ress bid
sinking fsfDds 11sis bid. Cesltrsls IfIa40i12
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Nsw Yozs. Narch t--Fhe nRtch game of
ps,lo a. Maslizcu square f}srien to-nizhs -
s~eea TIE Hahs. af i>ssssN. sad tha New
YORK elnl,. resulted in q ricslrg ~ the for
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
The Grant Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON. March The Grant retire
ment bill passed both Houses amid thunders
Of auriause. II has been signed by the
President and unanimously confirmed IS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Special Dispatch 70 The TxI-EGsN.
BIC RAprDs. March g. At noon the Demo
crass ared a saiute Of twenty Eve rounds, and
hundred people took supper IN the evening
a. the Northern Hotel. upon the Hsruid' ;
invitation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE oF Y. V. Tsyi.OR. swees's Hotel
ln. IL Y ..rr.a M.r.L- 4 -.

OFFICE oF Y. Y. TsYiOR Sweef's Hotel
GRAND RAPIDS. March 4. 1915.
Gables 20 day reported hrmer tone in foreign
vbeat markets. The volume II receipts in Chi
cago did no; up "a the general expectations.
being s0o cars vbe,t, zls carr corn. " cars os's
and 1900 hogs. Foreign advioes e1pressed fesrs
~ serious Earog,aan complications. and teleRrams
from the south Bast reported considerable dam
age to winter wheat TIE result II All this buli
ish news va. an advance Of lke In whssf, frsri
~ which vae. however. losi at the close Defroit
wheat af ] D m vas qno - a sc for No. whiie.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
"Mighty Good 4"

The Grand Rapids MORNING TE1-EoRsM,
from its initial number mighty good
paper, newsy. bright, terse and clean, has
been enlarged 10 7-column folio.-h0laDad-
zoo Telegraph.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Special Dispatch 60 THF Tn.
Bro RAPIDs, March 4.-Milliam Hurst.
aged 10 years, was killed boy falling from a
tree six miles from this city to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
The Skating Contest.

NEw YoRK. March 5.-At a. m the score
in the long distance skate stood: Donovan,
0of: Schock. 5el. Maddocks. 55l: Boyst, 55S:
Ouneiia. s24. " alton. 4s5. Mercer, A.. John
.ou, 40. Allen. 46l: Ward. 454.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
Below Zero.

The Temperature has fol-
lowed the downward tendency
of other things Clothing for
instance. Prices of Clothing
are below zero. As low, CT
lower. We hope, than they viii
ever be again.
If your Overcoat will not
last through another Winter,
better buy new one: a few
dollars cannot be better IN
vested than IN some Of the
heavy Overcoats we are now
selling. Winter Suits on the
Bargain Tables at half the
former prices
Trousers. such as every "saf
must have were neve
or cheap. Our 800
are good eBopgh {,
and those at 2.50 a.
a workinglnafi
rough wear. s.
able and hons
/ q Trousers -
relial,le good
Big Barg
the ReliaF
/ GRJ
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Cs7cssa. Msrch t--Fsdiy Rysn so-niekt
deposited forfeit. and Challenges re vorid
- axht - th= knzss sssA bard gloves fox
- s.ose = SIDE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

These are the lowest we
have ever known.
Black Satin Rhadame for
75c., Sl.00, Sl.25 and Sl.50.
All these goods have been re-
duced nearly one-half in price.
They must be sold. We are
overloaded with them.
Spring q COMPANY.
LETTERS from people all
over Michigan come pouring
in upon us daily for the cheap
goods. No wonder our trade
is increasing SO rapidly and
that our store is crowded from
morning until night. Only
look at the low prices for every
thing:
Good yard wide Brown Sheet
ing for only sc per yard.
Good Calicos for only &c and
DC per yard.
Brocaded Dress Goods from
&c to l21c per yard.
Cashmere. for l5c and 25c.
Ginghams for &c. &C. SC and
Zoe per yard
Beautiful Ginghams. very
handsome plaids, for SC. l0c
and l21c.
Bleached Cottons for &c, &C,
&c, Sc. Sc and Zoe.
Plaid Dress Goods as low as
&c. &c. Sc and i0c
White Flannel for only Sc
per yard.
New White Dress Goods. a
large stock just opeDd. con-
sisting Of several hundred
pieces at the most astounding
low prices.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

Last evening about O'Clock colOred
tramp called 40 the residence of Mr. Pier
son. at 75 Summer street. and inquired II
the lady or Gentleman Of the house Was IN.
The servant lirl had been lett alone VITA
three children. and when she gave reply ia
the negative the negro grabbed her by the
arm and demanded something Ia eat. The
gir made him release hi- GRASP aud fastened
% turn ia a district alarm 10 police head
quarters. officer John SchObey was sent to
quiet matters. but upon his arrival al the
house the colored brother had fled.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

a 0srl MO stole a Diamond aa5 sled
With 1 to M4sksgon

tieoFz1s fe1ug. keepsr " d house ~ l4
f.llle. uLssed .1alzi4Ig ~ el5thIns ana
larzs so8ltsaiFe aiaao11 d fs@ days s.Eo ins
diamond 1--.i oeeI clipped fr0U - setting
- d pair " scissors, zEa tas rug .eft Ia
such s manner ~ % sR8svsF lhst the stoL's
had been l0sl Nsl Dliloa. tie nouss kssiei,
ler the cly f0F NsekszoD aboal lea days
a-.l. and circumstance IolHted ~ bsr 81
ths tllSf he oaIeFlllslds1t ~ FUllee
sa- called Ia. 4nd be- furnished Al,s iOung
.lEh 5 letler ~ tue slleFlH ~ AusksgOn.
Upon Der arrival there q search warrant ~ss
taken out The s0ulan Wa> found a. place
called BIZ Dele e. aud snen ASKED fof the
clothing -be gave lhsIG over y hen she
ulatJef 0f TIE diamond @as ~ she dIsoSusd
any kn0glsdye Of IT, The search warrant
was then Produced and her effect gone
Ihsoagh. AFTER prolonged hunt the Stone
@as found ia the Inning OF her cloak. She
then prayed not - be arrested, and said she
would take poison rather than 90 70 jail.
Shs was lea "a upon promising never 10 re-
turn O. Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
The Soldiers's Monument The Con-
tract Closed.

We are told the contract has al last been
closed by Alderman Gilbert with the White
Bronze Company for the Soldiers Monu
ment which Il 10 be- erected and dedicated AT
the time Of the reunron of the Army OF the
Cumberland here next September
The design a. shown few days ago has
been changed in some details and much inn
proved and l. very highly spoken of by all
who have seen II. Ii combines an artistic
design for fountain AT the base with a mon
ufnental design above. The base Il mede 10
represent fort with projecting guns throw
ing sprays of water. Above tins are sup
porting pillars holding the basins with panels
showing military emblems. of all the differ
ent arms of the service. The basins and
figures throwing water are unique IN design,
some of the features being similar To
modern bronze fountain erected IN Paris.
The crowning figure will be a hfe-size
bronze soldier. On the prominent panels OF
the four sides are 10 be historic notices and
sentiments of the war period; also the names
of many of the prominent battles and naval
engagements.
4 very interesting feature on tins monu-
ment will be recognition of woman's ser
vice in the war of the Union, by bas relief
panel representing tle-feld with "a
woman giving wounded soldier cup OF
water. This panel l. To De executed by an
eastern sculptor. and II l. the first time We
have known of any recognition of woman ;
devotion To the cause on any public mOnu-
ment erected since the war. We are glad
Grand Rapids has set the example of doing
them justice.
The women of the Sanitary Commission
and the Sisters of Mercy wrought noble ser
vice. and by their ministry of mercy did
much 10 alleviate many of the horrors of
war.
Altogether this will be one of the finest
white bronze monuments ever erected In this
country, and we shall expect very fine piece
of work.
A grand opening dance will he given on
Friday evening, April I'D, at Diamond Hall,
corner Colt avenue and Quimby street, Fifth
Ward Good music will be III attendance.
Tickets, - cents. X. Rathbun and W.
Pond hOOr manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

Patroiman Walsh Is seriously III
United States Attorney ]. ". Stone Is visit
ing st Dorr.
Miss Nsttie Richards left for OEvet to day
to attend the college.
Miss Helen Potter. the elocutionist. is IN
the city. the guest OF Dr. Shepard.
United States Marshal Monroe l. At Ber-
rieu springs on government business
" :. Perkins. Of this city. has been grant
ed a patent on A -hingle- saving machine.
Fred r. Lord. travelling Passenger Agent
of the men Pacific Railroad. left last night
Tor Chicago.
=. Miss Anna Smith who was visiting Miss
laurs Cook here. left last evening for her
home AZ Toronto
Miss Allie Sesrle. Of Grand Rapids. spent
the vacation in lowell with her friends and
relatives. Lo,reN Jauraaf
Rev r Winter presides and Rev p n.
Pree acts as secretary Of the classis II the
Reformed Church IN session az kslamazoce =
Miss Emms Cavode of sheldon street. has
returned from IN sshiugton. Harry Cavode
~ Pttshurg her brother returned with her
Mayor Belsnap contsmplates a trip TO
Chattanooga aud New Orleans on business
and in the pursuit of heslth early in May.
Nrs. Beiknap VII accompany him.
NJ. q. =. Morgan y the po~seSsor n 2
reiic IN the fDrul of a ivs-doilar hiii. issued
hy the Grant River Bank If this city. IN
l-fI- ir beare tie signatures Of VIM ~toa-
Dart. President. and a A. Richmodd.
cashier
Cart finecotf. of Grand Rsrids q great
speaker VIII address t1e chidren on the
suhiect ~ tenverance thIs afternoon az four
clock. ard rcid a Temperance mass meet
ing u the evening st IRE II. 2. Church. IF
you Vtsh a rare tresf turu ou- and hear hin-
4Frhstf snr,aas frratlfrna.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
Far in Advance.

T.. T. Dana. travelling agent Of the MoRN-
iNa + sI.EeRAN. Of Grand Rapids called on
a. Tuesday. His business here was to estab-
lish an agent for his paper. which he ac-
compli-aed in the person OF George b. Hicks.
morning publication of more than ordinary
merit II i- furnished at the same price de
hyered a. the Detroit Ners and Is issued
some ten or twelve hours later. thus furnish
ing it, readers with news far IN advance of
any other publication received AZ this place.
Huafoa Trhffas.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

Yesterday Mesfing o. ths Poiies
4na Fire Coromssslonsrs

4n1 rtfe comm >si4nSfe-
The rsg7llaf as1eIzsl ~ l.ae s.s4Ed % reiacs
sll8 FRS C-llli.l-rls1zLsrs 80 cello isast sse1-
a. sisb Prsslsislll Poser presiding flers
49, pres.nl Co1luissiolefs katbbons. AQ-s
lnd ee-1sn- Superintendent fers el-
pssrsd befoes ne bs.ri 49,. ala.is verbal
uepoft 81 iAe slfssrs lsFt.lIlias 81 als depart
mraL Ihs f.liossiag ieoealts sefe slloseo
flrs Department -iaa4 roi.. sz.tlti9. toilee
Department las -roiL - t'o.4l. Morgan 4
(iresaig. hsard " Iraant Urlcvrs eofss.
$500. spnag q Company elota for Firs
Department. Sll2s2 - o. Carter. shosiag.
slz56, Western E4sctnc Company. xlhes.
fgz5D. T. a 0i.lia.as. shasinss. 50. 3. h. Nc
Essuolds, salarg. So. Secretary, disbarss
msnl.. sIeoso " Catlin. washing, So
Joho Perfy. ineideataLs. SEQ. Grand
Rapids 0as Company, fire Department
sIsa Grand hsplcs Oas Company, P0lIee
Department. Sal Electric Light aad
Poser Company. ~. 3. sls.5Ds beikuap
Wagon Company repairs for Fire Depart
nsni. S2s.37 Belknap Wagon Company, re-
pairs for Police Department, So 90 q. II.
a iialot repairs g. harness, Sz.25
The foliosIng communications we're re-
ceised and referred O. The several commit
t-es From Marshal Lennon. recommend
ing TIE condensation Of Thomas Roberts IA
tass position Of driver Of No. , hose cart, and
Ihomas Iay los Ia the position "a part pas
li.i.isrman. snd reports 0f hfes Aprii and
- frola H. Leach r Van keren. Joseph L.
smith. " %. Wilson aud Vim. G.. keams,
apphcauons for position on the police force
from G.. a. Chisholms and %. schwartz.
tender OF resignation OF position
ga -hs Fire Department. from sapt. Betting
house concerning the placing OF Two dead
Wires on the Monroe street Are alarm line;
from Supt Perry report Of condition OF
street lights for the week ending April ?,
and concerning matter OF discipline.
Needed supple were ordered purchased
for ihe Police Department, and the Commit
tee on Property were authorized 10 arrange
tor summer hats tor the Police Department.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

SO atse11 fre 9fsEiEl- ~ astuls5t tat
sL<g 14.sas ai J j - Leaves Ie A1n
49, sLfssl lngFsday ffl1as ald o4teF1ss
AfELs $. ~ aad ~. ~hru ~z stlsA fs1resls az
unusually zIirscllse display " pa-iefn hets
az1 l~oulsls lzees. e1D lrot1eEstss Etcs ss
rslzz- han11..z.s. embroidery materials. tl-
fslat. sasarlie. suite fof eill1rea tresu -
sears iadle- Dsis-es and eialdFeD s fS-a-
.sr l8s1s kreIleh 1u1er~eaf 2s41 t1e iale-l
nose.tles ~ fhs Ssz-o1 lflalklDz al tuf
tbslF klDd p4tTousge ~ tl1e past opfe ls
f4lE1fGl attention H. busiDe-s 60 * zhle -
pleas Iu tie fQt9re aEa take pleasure ~ "a
tendlng & and lusltatlou ~ al ~ In7i 'vci
my He~ stock ~ cards. keslectfQlly
j. AAN lEl8EN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
Should Manage His Temner.

High words were INDUCED in yesterday IN
the City Clerks office. Mayor Belknap and
Selden +. Turner were discussing politics
and Nr. Turner'S temper got slightly beyond
has control tie used some very hard Ian
.,uage toward Mr.. Belknap and that gentle
man eft the office. Turner, when he cooled
down. thought ne had been too hasty. and
calling upon the Mayor apologlzed for his
condact. lie then apologized to City Clerk
Belkuap for the fuss he had raise IN the
office Both apologies we're accepted and
matters we're amicably settled.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
Expensive light tor Barns.

sou hite-man, who resides Al lS Olive street,
carried lamp into bis barn that he might
better see ia caring for his COW. The COW
wa not Of the disposition OF Mrs. o. Leary =
OF Chicago. bat ia some manner the lamI'
va caused 10 explode and the flames spread
rapidly ia the Duilding. An alarm was turned
IN from boxes - and - and the department
responded promptly. but before the flames
could be extinguished they had spread to the
barn adjoining. owned by Lewis Dalton.
Hitesman lost about ffty doliarS, on ms build
ing. no Insurance. Daltou's loss was about
one hundred dOilars. no insurance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

The livery stable of James VI. Kennedy
day before yesterday changed hands. Not
only did the stables change hands. but every
thing that Mr.. Kennedy had, besides his
horses and the paraphernalia that properly
belongs To livery stable, went along with
the sale And As he sold, he sold 20 Messrs.
Moran and Mcdonald, for the sum of $1,000,
and sold for keeps.
The property thus disposed of Is such a
requires no especial mention at our hands.
All bills up to the date of May /, 1886. will
be found at the Office of Messrs. Moran X
Mcdonald. corner of Fountain and Ionia
streets.
Previous to the lst of May all such bills
should be paid to James A. Kennedy.
j. VI. Kennedy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
---THE----
BOSTON STORE.

Ne have just received and place on sale to-iay
. large asld elegant stock of oress Ginetalns fie
Tie ns~e-i and hnest stslss of the season
A large quantity ~ Wool and six fringe-.
Two Case Lot- OF f,lll Rsgolar Made 6ents
one-half Hose from tiie scotch syndicate which
~e offer a. I7c. per pair. well worth zsc
Issise' Jerseys. all size-. ~ excellent value.
We have inauguratesi and shall continue 20 sell
all domestic goods. including sheetinsss, Shirt
lngs. Prints Ticking Indigos Towels. Table
Linens, A.. Sc. al NeW York and Boston sslldi-
cate Priesr.
Special value IA Gents Iaundried and Tn
laundried shirts and neckwear
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

The funeral Of County CLERK Goodwin was
largely attended yesterday afternoon, nearly
ali the county and eity officers being present,
a. yell a. a large number Of citizens Rev.
Mr.. Merriam, OF the Park Congregational
Church, eOadDcled the religious services.
More than one hundred members OF the Ma
sonic brotherhood were IA attendance
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
IN DRESS GOODS

W. offering value. assortment and styles
which s-tonish and please every one,
Fifty inch all wool Tricott FLANNEL SIC.
Usually sells in the west for si.00.
Forty-two inch armurs~ all color. 2sc. cheap az
ss.72.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

STaulding's genuine league balls for 81. -.
VIII be delivered in the Ity, or sent by mail,
free 20 any address on receipt of the price.
Cheapest place in the city for balls.
CHABIEs HARRINGTON.
5sS7 South Division street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
+SILKS+

Our Black Silks. imported direct by our eastern
syndicate have causes, qnite commotion among
the trading public Al SI.oO and Sl.25 We offer a
2i-inch heavy Gr,'- Grain. which We guarantee by
special arrangement with the manufactur err
Should these Silks by any means eat or not give
full satisfaction. Ne replace them in full by new
Silk Dress.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
French Underwear.

J. J. Van Leuven has a complete stock of
Ladies', Mi-ses and Children's regular
made French Underwear. the first ever sold
IN Grand Rapids All who admire fine goods
should see them. and 20 see them Is to buy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
Base Balls.

Don't buy Spaulding or a Mahn League
Ball until yon have seen r. Il. Vinegar =
price list Still IN the news business at .
North Division street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

Sounding z4nuise ieazue bslts fer SffT
VIII - delivered ia ffe a8fy or =arf hy uslL
free ~ sar ssidra-s on reeefrf 81 the rrtce
Cheare@f niare in the rifF for balls.
CHssr IS HksRINaroS.
SIS -.ssts DIVISION srrsef
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
GardenSeeds
IN BULK.

Market Gardeners and others in want
II Choice See,is. either for the Garden 0r
Field. should 70 - the SEED STORE
y Canal street 10 hHy. ss you are sure r.
get what you want and what you buy
more - than r you buy where they b.
nof make sps0aify - -ee'is
We carry the largest stock ~ any
house m the State uest - Detroit and
carrying 81 large a stock We are ahle ~
give you JUST WHAT Y0U WANT.
Oar Seeds ere sli pure and fresh. t0uVhf
of the nsost reliable seed growers iB fhe
conntry. includiag j. " Ferry 4 Co. e
Detrolt. a1d ne are sure son uA -
plesze.l = vou huy - ~. We keep sE
Kinds p Garden Tools. Drills, Cultvst1rs
Fte. ID fac+ everything foT fhe Fleia and
Garden. Ne are also agents tor Ham
monds sing SHOT. the great Worn DE-
stroyer
Grand Rapids Seed Co.
n CANAL SIREKT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

There isn 30 8ertnaem ~ The -t-srnsch hy
2s,i star tpu-h Cure a safe. -nre cnre.
fsr.sis promptly called for and delivered
ey che eiobe Laundry opposite the star
iofhinx hcuzs. If son want Vour o0iIars.
-lfTs ard shirts 'anndrfei u she ha~t -rvie ~
ae sr- sen8 them -o the f+iohe Laundry and
g1u can have rour wants satisfied
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

[ eague Base Ball.

Unheard of low prices will prevail at J. j.
\ IN etlrnrl.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
OtfEo

HOLMES IA this city "Wednesday April =
SIS Floreece r. wife ~ q j Holmes # Oold
street
The remains were taken a. Constantine, the
former home Of the deoes.-ssi fOT interment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

a azzuzs4r0s. Asnl l0--for the Japes
tAs-sl sh.aliF eauneI. iail, foliosed near
lase Superior. 11 ile'a ralls. slutlSe5tsrls
sillie ia soltleFu portion. southwest -
uocthNe-I Efot- li 4orfneFa aolflou. falling
I.l ~ .aF4llelaf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

The Globe Laundry. - Huron street. viii
Do up your shirts. collars and cuffs in the
best style and at a reasonable price. Good
work guaranteed. Telephone 10
Buy your buggies and ph.etons of A. r.
Antisdel
New goods are still arriving att J. Van
Ieuven's.
Call telephone 10 and give your orders
with the Globe Laundry. and they vii re-
ceive prompt attention Don't forget the
place. - Huron street. Opposite the star
Clothing House
An Open Letter
Not being able 70 satisf lctorily arrange 20
be away from rome week AZ time / have
decided 20 remove ms Office 20 kalamazos
where I can be AZ home every night Those
w7nting operations vii notify me AZ any
time. and vii come here and operate
respectfully. DR- j. y. fErFss-
Ladies. am surprised that you viii pay
so much 10 zet your Sprin0 -uit made when
v,.r can n, to Nine kellogg school for dress
rrttlnz. and learn - d. F0ur own vors-
Those who have bosiness with the Globe
Laundry by telephone heresfter uast hello
to No. 10 ~ thaf + their present telephone
number
Fora be9xs buy sf A r snti-iel
The anesr s--orfrnent ~ tnzre-. pbeton.
surreJ- fra -frfrg wagons .n tae olfy af 4
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

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