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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04
GF@ERAL ITEMS.
Eastern TieaCs of the Coat TRADE.

NeaC York.-The bituminous pro-
duct is very large, and Of course,
prices are very low. The field of
production is steadily widening,
while the introduction of gas fuel at
Plttsburg and that quarter, can but
seriously affect the demand. There
have been reported some very low Of
fers with general range from $2.7O
to $3.15.-Mining Record.
Bituminous coal is being forward
ed in good quantity from every d.
rection to the several markets, but
there is no change to notice IN its
value in these markets-it does not
increase. The several varieties offer
ed he.e and at the eastward keep up
their eager competition for trade and
$2.75 to S3.l5 is the range Of values
at New York; at the lower ports from
$500 to 1926 f. o. b. freIghts added
and freights are all very low.
Cumberland and Clearfield districts
show falling off, while Beech Creek,
Pocahontas and New River are ahead.
Coal Trade Journal.
There is nothing worthy of notice
doing in bituminous. Prices ran ge
from $2.65@$3.10, with some Goals
of superior quality selling in small
lots at 1925. Cleartield and Cum
berland shipments show marked
falling off. Freights are easier and
vessels in more liberal supply.
Philadelphio.-In bituminous coal,
very sharp competition is gong on,
and shippers West report an accum-
ulatlon of stocks at distributing
points.
Boston.-The small buyers of BIZ
luminous are sending along the Or
ders all the while. No large con-
tracts remain to be harvested. The
disposition to wait for even lower
prices for bituminous is still strong.
put whether or not such hopes will
be realized is a matter of grave
doubt. The pool seems to be still IN
existence aid making itself felt, al
though to Il much less extent thau
ut the opening Of the season. +. I'll. b
prices continue nDninaIty $2.&1(n
S2.35 at Baltimore and philalrlphIa
ivciy.-Engiueerlng and }!lu-
ing J0UyNu{.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

A LITERARY gentleman asked the
JOURNAL the other day in docu-
mentary style-"Who' was Mother
Goose ?" Being rusty in the Greek
and other classic languages we re-
piled in chaste but circumlocutory
English-"She was the parent on the
maternal side of Miss Gosling."
This reminds us to ask question
also-not who was the author of the
phrase "know myself" Or of "the
greatest study of mankind is man.
but who first said, "the sweetest loyel
of mankind is woman"
He had horizontal head.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

A DOCTOR told us the other day
something of the virtues of the new
anaesthetic, cocoaine. He extolled
its value IN light surgery highly.
We have since ascertained, that when
whether he dies or not. In this
taken internally man does not care
respect its effect resembles the emo
ton ola newspaper doing business
on principles strictly credit.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

INFORMATION reaches us that "a
California girl, young, good'looklng
and the owner of farm of 400 acres,
wants to marry newspaper man.
The JOURNAL is independent il
this matter as usual, and does not
know whether its publication will
entertain editors Avirett, Schaidt.
ETC., Or not. No charge, brethren.
unless this advertisement leads to the
detection and conviction of whichever
gets the girl. r. that case we vii.
take the 1900 acres"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04
MINING JOURNA AL
Saturday Morning, July 4, 1885.

THIS is the 4th-the 10th ami
versary of the Union. Great insti-
buttons move together-the brain of
man and the solar system-United
States and the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

The Southwark Mills, at Phil
adelphia, shut down Saturday, throw
ing about 1000 hands out OF employ
ment. The employees threatened Il
strike for higher wages.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

The news from the Afghan from
tier again assumes a warlike tinge
and 1t need surprise no one should
the excitement Of u month ago be
shortly renewed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

The steel workers strite at the
Bellalre (Ohio) steel works has been
settled by the management agreeing
to recognize the Amalgamated AS
sociatlon. The nail factory viii
probably Start up in a few days, the
scale in this department having been
signed some time since.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04
ADDITIONAL ICCiJ,

Poiiiicdt.-A general meeting of the
State democratic committee will be
held In Baltimore next Wednesday.
Patrick Lavelle, of Mt. Savage, is
named for the democratic nomination
for sheriff.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
H a LIS
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was the first preparation perfectly adapted to
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1t has had many initators, but none have so
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the proper treatment of the hair and scalp.
HALLS HAIR REVIEWER has steadily grown
in favor, and spread its fame and usefulness
to every quarter Of the globe. Its unparaL
leled success can be attributed to but one
cause: the entire Jnldlment Of its promises.
The proprietors have often been surprised
at the receipt of orders from remote coun-
tries, where they had never made an effort for
its Introduction.
The use for a short time Of HALLS HAIR
REVIEWER wonderfully improves the per-
sonal appearance. 1t cleanses the scalp from
all impurities, cures all humors, fever, and
dryness, and thus prevents badness. It
stimulates the weakened glands, and enables
them to push forward new and vigorous
growth. Tho effects Of this article are not
transient, like those Of alcoholic prepare.
tions, but remain long time, which makes
Its use matter Of economy,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04
Substantial acts
-FOR-
Smokers

GONE BY ONE THE ROSES FALL" but
O"ransills Punch 5-cent Cigar outlives
them all.
There is no better time than the present for
you to swear off smoking-all but "ransilrs
Punch" Americas finest 5-cent Cigar
They disappear like hot cakes before St.
Louis Tansilrs Punch SCENT
CIGAR.
The U. S. Government make regular pur-
chases of ''TANSILL'S PUNCH' Scent Cigar
for the army.
Talk is cheap; it's QUALITY that sells
''Tansilrs Punch Scent Cigar.
There is a tide in the affairs of men, which,
if taken at its flood, leads to "TansilIs
Punch" Americas finest 5-cent Cigar.
Hang out your banners on the outward
walls. The cry is ''stll they come for Tan
s!lrs Punch" America finest Scent Cigar to
George HeI1ltz,
June 6 FROSTBURG, MD.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

Summer Fersonais.-J. c. Orrick and
wife, Mrs. G. J. Orrick and three
children, of Cumberland, have taken
quarters at Mrs. Beall's Mont View
cottages for the summer.
Another week will develop more
arrivals.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04
'-DOME$TICu~

boMESI IC-''
The star which twinkled benignly upon Howe
is now outshining all the orbs around 1t
LEADS them ALL; the rest are but satellites
following or endeavoring to follow in the
same orbit. Our "star'' not only ''leads them
all, but it never sets. In Frostburg shines
at the "DOMESTIC' OFFICE,
Skaters building,
Frostburg, Md
Call and examine it before buying.
MUM Il JONES,
June 10 Agents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

Festfvals.-The Mite Society of the
M. E. Church will hold festival in
Meats Opera House this evening, July
"A.
The ladies of the M. Z. Church,
South, will open a "dairymaids' festi-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

Mother Goose.-The Mother Goose
entertainment last Tuesday evening
was pronounced decided success by
all of the large audience present. The
entertainment was interspersed with
music by Prof. Hocking's orchestra.
The performers acquitted themselves
very creditably indeed. Miss Hettie
Jeffries personated Mother Goose :,
Miss Mary Keller presided at the or
gan, and the following programme was
rendered:
Duet by Mollie and her sister, "Three Children
Sliding on the Ice," Grace Jeffries and
Becky Taylor
"How Betty Blue Spent Saturday and Sun
day." Myrtle Wilderman.
Betty Pringle Tells About Three Naughty
Kittens" Mamie Haverstick.
Solo by Margery Daw, 1.-THE Thievish
Mouse" Lizzie Williams,
Collection of songs by the Goslings.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04
GEORGES CREEK COAL.
Weekly Statement of Shipments.

The record of shipments from the
mines of the Georges Creek coal region
for the week ending Saturday evening,
June q, 1855, closed as follows:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04
yaln in Skaters hall this afternoon al
3 D. m. See adverts ement.

A Suspemsion.--In consequence Of a
notice of a proposed reduction in the
price of mining fire. clay at the mines
operated by the Savage Mountain fire.
brick company, near this place, from
IS to 80 cents per ton, the miners, six
in number, came out Tuesday, June
Both. Work has been stopped at the
friedrich works presumably on account
of this action of the miners.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

PHoBAle. la re estate of Fred Hopper q
ai. minors. Order allowing Reuben Haiuer
$40 for support tnd maintenance OF said
mluor-
SCrEAioA. Nelle Kebrr vs. Howard l..
Reber lu chaucery. Decree OF divorce
granted complainant
CigclIr Thomas Sparks 81. Moses Tag
gari and Laureu- -. MOlcott. lrespa--.
Referred 10 Harvey JO-iin To take proofs.
&C. Eldeu Johnson Vs.. Patrick Finn and
Patrick Hughe- Ejectment Argued and
submitted.
PmIcr Albert smith. drunk Twelve
days u laii-JOhn Johnson. drunk and
dlsordcrly. Ten days iu jail. l.-N VIM Reeves.
drunk. Twenty days in Iail. Joseph
Bennett. violating vehicle ordinance DIS
charged Hyman Brown. di-ordeFly.
Nolle pr0-'d on pas ment OF costs. - Diony-
-leus B0kicn. keeping saloon without clty
license. Adjourned 20 June 2'-lhe PeO-
ple ys Buriey a. Roe. saloon open after
hOars. PAID s-- 80. Same ". John
Schottey. saloon open Oh Sunday. Ad-
j0urued to june 10. Same IS. DionysIus
BOkien. keeping saloon without paying
State tax. Adjourned % Jnne %.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17
n 5 nOT smALL-Pox
4 Scheme 10 Get R.a of Oo5sct.ooaoie
Tenants.

a. VI hsoksF slo 9sLs bl1ck 81 lle
esraer ~ Asnt ani Hastings streets. Visited
TIE sf1ee II sna Prosecgung Attorney yss-
tsrias and 80 gers an1oas - base s1nle
action taken il regard 10 lle removal of
.oule Ut ai- tenants sa3, Ae pretended ~
believe. are airicted sifh varolad VI email
gs.E. ~. tenants CONSIST ~ sul-l1 4ld
tLFee boys. aged fo4r lau all nineteen
gear- respectively. laalrd Riuksrtou. and
Mr hoeser -ags tnes age bad pe0pis. 81 bad
tbal tls husband ana father ~iA lot i've
slth taem. he -ays tas oiiesl bog is 80
bad.3 afflicted s.tl sgp ai.l- thst te has islu
ol bed -ltfoet changing ll- posill9n
i8r fle la-t -ix Seek- A fe4 dave ago tne
tso younger Do5- 4ere l4aen -leA 4lta
li-ea-e rnat resemble garlDl9i4 ~ chicken
l.K. an1 hooker elalul. that CRY Physician
Hoileu AID Dr. Aefhcr-9l were unable so
determine Ebetner 10 xas chlcAen- -poz. sagl-
4loli " sulai poz- Secretary tazriA 20
tiie Board 4f Health. as -ecn ~ rrlorter
and sad that he Visited The family Monday
evening Ia company @lfh tne Clgy Physician
aud they couelaced that tlr disease VAS
chicken po1. Tie said thai the oldest loy
s4s Iu a terrible condition. having Druz "a
slt 4ith the chicken p0A in addition % else
other disease hr 1aFgiu toe- uot
1ilty that The disease may be small -poG- he
thinks that Mr Hooker would hke - make
the Board believe thal q IL small pox In
order 30 have the Dog- removed and thus rn-
4als aim % Iet rid of oblectionabi- tenants.
De- McPherson sas seen and -Ait that iu bis
opinion the younger children were afflicted
18th chicken pox tlr did rot sxamiue the
oldest boy thoroughly enough % state With
certainty the nature or TIE disease. The
er4luons looked something hke -uAl-foH
bQt be- W'l, cure that thry we're due 30 some
other disease. Hs referred the reporter to
Df. Wooster Who has been treating The cas-
e. Dr. Wooster -aId the youngest child
might be afflicted with the chicken pox,
bot In his opinion 10 Was not
ctIckeupo1. tie Wa- positive thai neither of
the patients we're afflicted with any venereal.
contagious or Infectious disease. The olde-t
h0y Wa in bad shape but the eruptiou- We're
due o. other causes than those mentioned
tie agreed with Ms Cargills opinion that
Mr. Hooker wa- circulating the small po2
theory for the purpose OF inducing the au-
lhorltie- 10 pay tire rent or "a help HIM get
rad of hl- tenants
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17


Cits Clerz beIsEag yesterday received ~
1a4li s eolaa- CD i.at-o1 frsa Mayor Cartisss
ses9.ag tle aetlel ~ l-s ColHcl n regard
81 t1e adj. tle1 ~ tle t.ser ss-Len 1t -i7e-
tfle hs- Ire 3ager zFes 81. b. reasons
f1r al- st.ee.l-a. tnat o. 11s- lol aesu .l
practicable q. a-e lle toass a.s..ts slecess-
flLg .l tal- eltg -i lresela Accom- Ea-g pa <
tas veto 49, postal esra aassd al tae u. i
ii 3-lal. 4hlel state1 Jait llol bis refarE
from lansing -ne Mayor aiu give mors 1ef
ult4 rea-sa- f9f al- 4.tion sla 4sAing r1e
Cisr4 60 inform tae reporters of tae nling W
tle sels las iAle4saA reporter aa-
@rolz ~ -tatl-.s llat Aldsralau oiiosft ssl-
alone il opposition 30 tb= -caeme. The
alderman s4- tas oaly one also spoke
against rtl adoption " t1s report Qr tiie
Committee sl iamI-. taI the soic stood. l.
sea.- aLd las-. Ala ferce said ye-le r1ty
afternoon tal4I the Mayor scrou sas u3I
unexpected b hlm. lie had expected th.s
Aia1rllal oieert soaii lrate nothing ua-
dsu- tlas aoaiI .e4d 90 lefrat fle PROJECT
o1t he la1ug1t tae measure could
d. passed oFef Lae teto The alder
man, hosrser seemed % think thai tae
Mayor haI experienced q Sudden change Of
opinion ll tiie matter
60 sa- lte question NJ aullng lhe oon-
tract f9r inr construction ~ Lle Sixth street
bridge pief- thaI Alderman Gilbert ai0ne
voted 'lo. lbe price specified lu tAe cou-
tract exceeded tle appropriation, and the
alderman. while admitting fh4 Necessity Oi
the work taulgnt tlat -o many other lm-
pr0yelaeut- aer- demanding the immediate
attention ~ the Council Jhtt 10 vas time g.
c4l e halt iu che appropriations lu order %
avoid excessive aA4tIuu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

hon T. g.. Mason. OF Muskegon, wes IN
tho city yesterday and said To a reporter
that be- was cont of politics and engaged IN
railroadlug." tie Is confident a company
uil be organized "a build the railroad from
thls c.ty % Ml-kegon within a week. and
that before snow falls citizens of Grand
rapils can ride to the -awdust city without
changing ears Hr expects 10 receive sub
zfantial encouragement from citizens along
the proposed line. and 'ays capitalists Of this
clty sill -ub-cribe iberally 20 the stock.
Mr Mason il pu-her and his words are
not uttered idly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17
FOUND AT LAST.

The place to get your sewing machines re-
paired satisfactorily To this fact there are
many of the people of Grand Rapids who
can attest and are pleased 10 recommend
my work ] will call at any residence or
shop IN the city and examine your machine
tell you what can be done and what II will
cost free of charge. | am getting pOstals
every day asking me 20 call and look al ma
chimes: tins saves any expense or trouble on
your part until yOu know exactly what Will
be the result. Remember ! do not sell new
machines or work Tor any company, and
have no interest AZ stake but my reputation
a. a repairer Of sewing machines. opened
ny shop az no Summit street about one year
ago and am pleased 20 boast of a good trade,
but still can DO more and want every lady :
patronage. ! keep all kinds ~ sewing ma
chime repairs. oils, needles and attachments,
and repair an kinds Of machines. When you
send me a postal state what kind of a
machine you have and viii know what TO
bring when | come
J. II. STRICKLAND.
Sewing Machine Adjuster.
shop 10 summit street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17
The Barrett Inspected.

Mr. George Cowan, Inspector of boilers
and enzne- aud Capt. Dodge, INSPECTORS of
hull-. clme 20 This city from Grand haven
ls-t evening. 20 inspect the steamer ". III.
Barrett and examine Capt ". II. Canoe
and Engineer john Muir This Is the first
tiuie the q strict Inspector ever came 90 this
city the inspection having heretofore been
made at Grand Haven. The inspectors
brought their instruments with them for
testing the boiler with hydraulic pressure.
etc. and found everything entirely satisfac
ft-g
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

II there ever has been question in the
nearly quarter of a century Of the history OF
the Great Forepaugh Show winch j. TO give
performance here ON Thur day, June j. a.
20 whether IL j. king of the 4, there Is Ger
tanly none now.
Il j. the uudi-putod autOcrat of the exhi-
ton kingdom. and there is no longer left the
the feeble-t chance for a comparison with II
Of the most pretentiOu- shows of the road.
They are relegated. as II were. and ike the
poor scholars iu school. are seated on the
back benches, and have taken a step lower
down toward the foot of the class. Ambl-
ton. when genius d its ally. can no more be
chained than the fOrked- lightning which
-trike- and shiyer- whatever Is in Its path.
Forepaugh Is ON top; indeed, almost
out of sight Of those who are climbing
further down the steer decllvlty. and the pub
lc and profession know and confess IT, Some
managers are great m a single things
advertisers, -electOrS of museum curiOslues.
Judges of horse flesh. lu-ty in the construc-
tiOn of material. tar seeing ln financial mat
ter-. adam torepaugh IS one and all Of
these, and combines the ability OF the whole.
Hc would have made great general. able
Governor. superb Congress or head OF
some important government department.
But he has obtained fame, honor, wealth
and friendship without that il Is safe to
-ay he among tle most widely known men
to-day on the earth, and he d respected and
trusted by those who are intimate with him.
At home. IN the Quaker city, surrounded
with plain and substantial comforts, he
occupie- an exalted social position which j.
envied hy his ueightpr-. His me-hearth
Is his chief pride. and when surrounded after
twilight at hi- own tre-ide los score Of the
ueighborhood children, his i0li. good ma
tured face is ~ benevolent-ioCkin and
kindly a- merry hri- kung'e'-. and the little
ones cali him Emperor of JOY.
- Jacobs OI banishes PAIN. Red Star
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

Prot. Burkhard. of the Fremont public
schools, has been in the city for few days
past completing arrangements for the gradu-
ating exercises Of hi- school, which occur on
the 26th OF this month. Au elaborate musical
and literary pro 0gramme has been prepared,
in which q number of Grand Rapids singers
will take part. Or. ~. H. Ross ha- been
secured a. tenor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

The funeral OF George Cromwell took
place yesterday morning from his late resi-
dence ON Jefferson street, attended by a
large cOnconr-e of friends His death. com
iDg 80 sudden. was "A surprise 20 many. lie
Was highly respected by all and the family
have the sympathy OF the entire cOmnunity.
The floral tribute- were very fine. His re-
mains were taken To- ms former home AZ
Il oxford for intermeut.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

Commencing toe day passenger train No.
q on the O.. X. & l. road will leave the city
for the south at 90 3. m.. instead of =. m.
~ heretofore. The train makes close con-
nection- ~ Kalamazoo with the Michigan
Central fast eastern express Tor Battle Greek,
Jackson. Detroit and Canadian points. The
o. Is. Isl / Summer time card for the north
ern division will 20 into effect on Sunday
next
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17


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nes brd4e
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Aiiae BROOKS. Is f'aihle.l .ad. - danger
ous.y iA lfoin ,oD ile'i4el bathing n -ne
fifpf
The uss unlforal- for tls lraud haD4ds
4 lndlana Railroad e.al..ls- sl -oon be
completed
The PARK st fhs aeaa af tlaanss .troet Is
8elul lrspare,i flf tte -rcsif.oa ~ tne saI
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Benz French aud 'lreau Nelson Moon
nlsd s~oru srilenen-- ~ medical prtcl
tonsrs with tie County Clerk yesterday.
A. IS. babcoca fof llne Btar- Wlth the
Cometock rili uctors 9f tls cirY. sil oper
ate paii factory Al stanton. tals state
An .afnrs t. h..ur r..a.. b. have th. nro-
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=" one q. 'i' JANUS
lhe '0unty 7pperintef-ee nts ot tho Foor
NaN' ~ -"u a -,.i"a TOT "-o l"o-Jeil- org
DO o incest ono fe '7n p" many "a
"'J' -'s7 aiie'i 'l'i7Nt '"i'lN
A chicken coop 4t Pat Shields place ou
South lonla -trrat ctcZat ora nre, aud
Brought ont Che department at - O'Clock
last night.
elent- for special cars to leave che Lake st
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

VI Cayvood. of Walker township, who
received an Internal injury during the Rebel
ion. has Iu-t completed proofs. Which. be-
thinks. will insure the payment of his pen
sion claims. He h1s been. until recently.
unable % obtain the attending physician
certificate
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

That the Clergy occasionally wander from
the path ~ dnty towards their chosen peo-
ple was evinced at the village OF White
Pigeon early yesterday morning A fine
young Gentleman approached the rever ud.
and proposed nis little thcee-Card game and
che result vas q loss 20 thee clergy mau " $50
fn cash
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

L1ce's Hall has been thorough > repaInted
and rehtted for fne engagement Of the Bos-
ton Dime Museum and Novelty Company,
which i- the best TINT travels Their stage
Performance are uuuvaled and their many
n0velue- and freaks are simply wonderful:
sd helping to make Bp q very interesting en-
tartainmeut Week commencing June 80 D.
the date
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17

These are new and stylish goods, cut and
made by a frst-class house, and the only
way we could get them 50 that we could
sell them for $3.50, was to take 200 pair Of
them, all the concern had. They are better,
(and we can prove it,, than most of the
$500 pants sold in this city
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17
Morning Telegram.

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s-4A rssaalarls 1s.l pFozaptis .otu lsafsr .
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-17
Paul w. Friedrich s,
"a MONROE STR5ET.

These bargains are offered 10 make
room for the elegant new stock of Stem
way. Sohmer, Hardman. and Behr,
Pianos.