Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

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e..ee.1 ~ pasit g pesess.o[ q ~ q
spd vim I've soon to Crawfords-
NAV krald says that Archie
shat plse. raised five bushels
quarts OF strawberries OF the
<Ariety on.sss than square rod
iarnssy Exhibited on the street
~ on 10nday, brook trout,
n stony Gsek, southwest OF Shell
signing Ia. or. aud measuring
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A Big Rapidsinan who lately visited
Detroit tells hos he saw man there eat
sixty frogs at cne sitting. Detroit Is
great place for fogs. and they are a soFt
OF natural diet here.
F.M. Joslin, Tor thirteen years in the
clothing bushes IN Big Rapids, has de-
terunnsd on removing 10 Asheville, y. C.,
who're be think the climate viii be more
favorable fOr hs health. be being sut
fsrsr from brOnhial troubles.
Here IL either the boss wheat field or
ths mOnumsohl wheat he OF Michigan:
Alonzo Lamtsrton, % Howard, Cass
county. thresled l,l29 bushels Of wheat
from an iS-acrs field. nearly 63 bushels TO
the scrs.--K@GsdzoO Telegraph
Mr.. Geo. f. Carr has left some gold with
the Lowell ,i0urnGl which be found on
hisfarm and Ehicb he would Ike 70 have
experts call and examine. tie - strong
In the faith that II will pay 70 Dig for It.
But he iett Il IN a dangerous place.
Next SUNDAY the cornerstone OF the
new Catholic Church OF Pontiac viii be
laid with appropriate services. DR.. C. ..
Reilly Will deliver an address. The ser
vices Nill be conducted by Bishop Bor-
gees. assisted by eminent Catholic clergy.
y b. Russell. the young man who was
o. severely kurt ia Towie's mill at Sherl-
dap about four weeks ago by having a
sharp stick driven through bis abdomen
by a saw. has 80 Far recovered that be "a
about the strsats. Two holes were cut IN
che intsstinss by the stuck.
-. &. Goif. with his family and Jay
vrs3enburE. started Monday morning
from Shelby for tennessee. They vii
perf0rm the journey IN a wagon after the
smigrant style. Ms. Cioff and the young
or children riding m buggy. Il IS ex-
pected they VIII be on the road about SIX
weeks.
Muskeguu does not ship over oue-bali
a. much lumber 81 Michigan City "a she
did Sax years sgu. Our wholesale dealers
- north O. The pinsries and make better
bargains. BY the time nsvi CATION Is end
81 the hIfnber imports vii excsed loo.
oc0o00 for the season. NirhiQan CITY
Dtspufch.
At neating 0g thu pioneers u Clinton
eounty Ms. GROCER. an old lady g years
old. vas presented to the aus fence as the
mother of sba irst child born ia that
cnsfnty. and her daughter. the first born
stood At h-r nde. q matron ~ - years.
Another old pioneer. bale and hearty. by
IRE name ~ r. Wsdswortb "a, years OLD.
vas presented - the sudience and AZ his
request. = poem was read. composed BY
hin on hIs ~ birthday and dedicated Ga
the State Pioneer Society.
1~si,ort 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
ire brnke out IN White. Swsn & smith |.
lumber plies ora their mil locks. and for
upwards ~ two hours Il burned iarcely
What at first promised 90 bs a disastrous
-snhsCrsfiCu vsa got undsr sublecfion
BY hari AMI wall directed xork. with the
loes II about 10000 feet ~ lumber va
us.i AZ probably SSo00 ard fally insured
a portion - the lumber vas piece stuf
and a Wa al ~ pretty geo ausiity
The origin - the fire = unknown. hut 4
= surposed - have csught from The mill
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- Msrrifrs Horse
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