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Baptist Church.

Usual services to-day. Preaching at
l a. m, by Rev. NJ. V. Lamb, and at
20 p. m; by the pastor, DIR. Dewitt.
SubJect OF special interest and yoIue.
SUNDAY school at II m, and young peo-
Pc meeting at $50 p. m. AL are cor
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Funeral Notice.

All members of Salt Lake Valley Lodge
No. Il, A. o. q. w. are required TO be
in attendance at the Lodge room at .
pm. to-day, to attend the funeral OF
Brother Charles Howard. The funeral
will take place from his late residence.
No. 653 $ Second West street, att o'clock
pm. ). 3. PHILLIPS, NJ. W.
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a Night school

For instruction in Penmanship, Arith-
metic and Bookkeeping will be com
menced in the Twelfth District School
house on Monday evening, February
ID, 1885, at 7.30. Terms reasonable.
J. 3, MoREToS. Principal
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walker House Barber shop.

The many frinds of Sam Gordon will
be happy to know that he is now ready
to receive his friends, having thoroughly
refitted the barber shop and bath, rooms
under the Walker House. The bath
rooms are beyond doubt the finest in
the city.
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Auction Sale.

BAN berger & Co., just south of the
Postotfice, are selling their entire stock
of Gents Furnishing Goods. The goods
must go at any price.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

Fl. L. Keagg, J. w. Metcalf, W. H.
Metcaif, Ogden; J. Marin, Michigan; S.
Clarke, Jr., L. Phamas, South Peublo;
C. Bernard, Ketchum; C. NJ. Johnson,
Haley; j. G.. Coleman, C. ForInan,
Evanston; J. Miller, Cheyenne; C. E.
Morris and wife, Ogden; J. H. McCory
London, England.
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KAHN Brothers store will be re-opened
on Monday, February I'd, 1885, for bust
ness, winch Will be continued under the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01

STEPHENS class will meet tonight in
stead OF Monday night, at the Social
nan nan All members are requested TO at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cliff HOUSE.
January 81. 1885,.

January 81, 1885.
l.. E. Jones, Bingham; S. S. Sanford,
Green River; w, P. Leyland, Grand
Junction; A Morris, P Y. Junction
H. H. Sharp. P.V.Junct; G.. P. Johnson
and wife, Ogden; ]. H. Stating, Coal
vile; Miss Carrie W. Hunt, Lehi !;
John RYAN, Lehi.
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"Rough on Tooihache. >

Instant relief for Neuralgia, Tooth
ache; Faceache. Ask for Rough on
Toothache." 10 & 25c.
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+. AuERRAcH & Bro, are Offering
real bargains in Russian Circulars
HH,eWnarkets, noimans and Ch;idref's
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UTAH Oats s1.OO per cwt. at Sears &
Liddle's. "
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l.. D. & A. YOUNG will remove tng sa
large stock of Boots and Shoes 70 eil0
commodious store next door south Oh ~
G. NJ. !. Drug Store.
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WHEELER's PATENT wood filler 1or saie
at SEARS & LIDILEs.
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EXTRA fine quality xxx -four at
$3.50 at g. F. Gunner & Bros
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THE best xxx Flour for Sl'oG a'
Sears & Liddle's.
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Gas Pictures, At Little, Rouudy d Co. :.
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Life Preserver.

Ii you are. losing your grip OF me di
try Wells Health Remover. toes
rect to weak spots.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-02
Don Francisco Bast6n y Cort6n
ComiSario de Ia quiebra de
D0n Le0nardo Ig0raridez.

al pdblico hago slber que en- los autos del
j,.ieio de quieb del citado igaravidez y en-
Ia segunda secci5n De los mismos sobre ad
ministracidn y venta de flutos, sc ha dis
puesto poner q pdblica subasla sesente y se,s
hueyes cebados, cuyc peso es de mil Glen
arrobas, tasados en- dos mil trescientos treinta
y siete pesoa cincuentl centevos.
Cuyo reniate tendra efecto d dia nueve de
Enero pr6xino 4 las dos de Il tarde on oil To-
cal dc Ia sociedad An6nima de Cr6dito Mer-
cantil Y en- el Juzgado Municipal dc Vega
baia advirti6ndose que no Sc admitiran pos
tnras aae no cubren 81 totalimporte del justi-
precio. Dade en- San juan Bta, dc Pto.sR Reo
einte tree De DIRE dc mil ochocientos
oeienta ! cuatro.--franeiseo Baston, 81 es-
eubano, Joss NJ san Juan, los
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T. Z M z A
DE vAPOaES = -CoRREOs EsPANOLES
entire Liverpool y Puerto-Rico.

Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados a dicho servicio son
los siguientes:
PuertoriqUsao, captain Ciri6n.
Bor5nqaen, captain Garate.
NayegGeS, captain Gondra.
Nuero Ponce, captain Mendezona,
Hansacao, capitan Izaguirre.
Despachandose uno Ell rs de cada
mes, d veces con escela en- Santander
Para otros pormenores dirigirse Alos
se1ores White Forman y. Go. Liver.
pool, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, San Juan
Pto.-- Rico, Kraemer y CO Mayagnez
Muller, Hiugelberg Forfar y Co. Ponce
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lINEA De VAPORES
DE La MALA REAL NfLEsA

Ceda dia Ia del mes tocLra en-
este puerto IN vapor de la Cmpa.
MA, procedente de la HAlANA con
rumbo 4 ST. THOMAS, regresando
el IL para este PUERTO, HABANA
y VkRACRUz.
Aamiten carga y pasaJsros.
Agsatss gener@ss,
liz EsnpgRsRE 4 Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-02
GANGA.

Con muy elegante letra, litografadas
on cartuhna superior, Sc hacen tarjetas
de vista en- la Litografia del BoLETIN
IA $1-50 ell 100. 73
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G ustav G. Bindseil
Comisioaista, egportaIor y agente Ge
fdbricGs H. 32 Waaea Street.
N9esG~ York.

Ofrece sus servictos al Comercio de
esta Antilla Ell tcdos los ramos dc la
industria americana y rosee inmensas
facilidades para ls oompra y vente de
toda olasc dc articalos.
Haoe especialidedes de toda clase Ell
coches y carFuajes, arneees para caba-
Hos y sillas de montar 4 pfecios sums-
mentC bajoa que desafien toda Compe-
tencia en- estos ramos
soncita correspondence J ia cotiza-
clones ds todo g8nero DIS prodpctos J
artetactog, n
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EMPRESA DE- COCHES AIB0NlT0.
DIRECCION TEEEGRAFICA
BECERRA AIBONITO.

Los duehos de esta nueva empresa que han
la que tenia ha mucho tempo esta-
blecida el senor Escalera, la han mejorado con
la adquisicion de nuevos y magniticos carrua-
jes de fabrica Norte americana y lade potentes
y esoojidas parejas de caballos, de tai modo,
que la ponen en- condolences de servir los pedi-
dos de cochesque Sc lie hagan d cualquiera bora.
del dia de la noche y para cualquier punto de
"a caTTotera central.
Precios equitativos y cocheros inteligentef
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-02
GENERATES acordadas por la Direction
para toda clase de remtdos anuncos

La publication de los annnco meo de srd preco
se determinaran
Los comnnados remidos gael den venir auozados
fma del qun asum reponabsd de
mas COT Ia lie persona responsible de pa
Los originates de comuncados remdos gacet nunc seGn
devuetos aunqne pubiqnen.
No responde dc nj extravios de ciclGs.
La coumna del peco considerable por
de largo.
III tenda derecho eg columna dcminaa para
publication cone paCar6 IN
10 p.S sobre ell precio de tarifa.
Ell que cchds para publication
ira boufcaci6n de 10 pS sobe les precos dc afa
Cuando mpote de los anuucios exca de a pesos mensrae
recir& pei6dico ada
Ward e primer ndmero.
Para los suscrtores del BoLEIS Inca de Cae
rmtido ecc6n correspondence cosar& disz
Los ndan - bonifcac6n sob prec
tllas communicates remitdos
Ell mpor de las suscrpciones anunos gscela remo
cados, ea anciIado
81 por mprevista dase de sar Ell pe6co mporamn
sed reintegrad puaciones huesen
lejado de salr.
Tarifa para la publication de anuncios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-02
Para lOClG-hlela ' DaSCuaS.
ANUNCIO.

No habiendosu presentado Iicitador
alguno en- la subasta celebrada en- Il
dia de aver para la ven.a por desecho
del caballo q esta Comandancia lla-
made "Fatigas", ndmero IL, volveiA
d lerificarse Ia misma el dia 2 de Ene-
70. pr6ximo d las de su manana en-
la casa-cuartel de esta Capital (San
Justo 80.
Puerto Rico, "a de Diclembre 1884.
= FL ComandOate, MANUEL REYFs
RODRIGUEZ. ls3
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RToR b.

NoTAa:-- saje de ida recibira el vapor
en Puerto. RIco iiss I3 dc cada mes la csrga
Rsaaieresone y. lps pnsrtos del Mar Caribe,
a,a a,aa0a sarsasados ac condusca q rorgso .o
sas aale a. RsresIasI q rs y de Csdiz el 5o.
GO =. - - saaae He sgrcso, entregara 81 cosFeo
80 saas 81 kmAsps Rico el dia 10, 10 carga y
pAsslefes aua tsBduzca procedentes de lcs puas
80 ae1 AAf carhs el PaciAco, para OadiE y
En- Ia 6pasa AZ euarentenas, sea desde IL
Dc Mayo 81 se lis Setienabrs, SO admite carga
para GAdlz, hsseslona ssntander, peEo pasa.
sFos, solo para Il Gfimo puerto.
Para mas informsg sGs sgentes.
Sefgsmes VI Esgsiaga.
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En- HATO-REY.

A orillas de La ca1retera, Sc
vende barata una bonita quinta
de recreo, con todas las comodi-
dades para una familia pasar los
veranos. Tiene cochera, cuadra,
buenos terrenoa, jardines, abun-
dantes pastos, y muchos arboles
frutales. Informaran, San Jose
mum. ! -
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MATEO TIZ0L.
PROFESSOR De PIANO 7 cAEfO.

Ofrece sus serviciOs al pdbIieo
de esta Capital.
40. SAN FRANCISCO. - 80
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COCHE EN- vENTA.

Sc vende uno de dos asiento,
= en- muy buen estado, por la mi
tad de su costo.
FL que 10 interese, puede pasa
4 la casa numero 7 de la calle d.
San Jose, donde esta de mani
fiesto. 145
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,lonial de San Thomas
3ico a Jamaica. :.
Tre-Paaillac-V -Vsracruz.

de pasaje para Santander y
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GRAN REALIZACNA.

Guillsrmo Llaneras realiss 4 precios
muy reducidos, las existencias que tie
ne en- su almacen, calle dc San Justo
nnmstn 81. l42
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ID. III. PTZA,
CONEHClAN1'E COMisioNrs1A A
5S. BROADWAY nUEvA YoRK
EsTAntEutpo M 1874.

Sc ocnpa con especialidad de Ia eie-
cuoi6n de 6rdeneo y vents de productos
colsnialea 4 Hispano.Amsficanos, con
prontitad y fidelidad, rOr urs Scuisi6n
m6dlca, 2le
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C0NI HOMES.

Los fetes y pssaje. ~4on pagaderos en- oro
amerieano6 su equITfien,t to en- moneda corrien-
to con el p.S dc sumanto.
coNCEsIoNEs.
Esta Agencis expide pasajes de ida vuelta
N los yiajes intercolonisIes, y&lidos por dos
neses con IN 15pS De erebaja,'y on los tras-
stl&nticos yklidos por un alo y con un 20 pS
lerebaia.
- Il toda fanilia cryo pagaja compute el mon
tante de cuatro pasaies de csnale. so le con-
eeders una rebaja de is Pc
Les ninos memories de tres S1os gratis: de
& "a anos, la A. :; dc s II la mitad, de
II oumplidos en- adelante pagar4n pasaje en-
tsro. Cuando una familia tenga varios nj
nos MEMORIES de 5 saos cole uno de eilos se
llevari gratis; los dsmAs ElgarAn 4. g parte
de pasajs.
pAsAJEs DE oRIADos.
| Los varones al precio hjadt para los de en-
l.uepuente, las mujeres pag1An 2I5 del pa
ssis tornado por sus arnoS'
FLETES.
| Los con0cimientos dc oa&a d,ben ser pre-
sentados 81, Ia Agencia con Ia tebida antela-
cion, no adnitiendose los que tragan sellos en
lugar de 6rmas.
Pars toda clsse de informes, dfigirse d los
Agsntes,
SILVA, sfERRER& q @.
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GRAFIA
DE
ESORA DE Morris.

hmente bajo mi solo nombre, con
provista de titles material necesario
de primer orden, y .contando con un
frezco al pdblico esta industria, pu-
gs encargos Sc me .hagan por dificiles
IN, en- la seguridad de que dejare sa-
tos y llenas todas las exieencias.
rjeta, como ell artistico diploma; ell SEN
como les documentos bancarios; ell
aelegante marquilla para tabacos, etc.,
d satisfaction de los interesados Y
trabajos que Sc hagan en- ell extranje-
la clase de trabajo que Sc encargue, Sc
tablecimiento seremitiran vuelta de
olicite.
)RTALEZA 81.
sNTA DEL BOLETIN.
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BoletiQ Nercantil de PuertO-RicO.

PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
La DEFEESA DE Los INTERESTS EACIOEALES En- AMERICA
ORGANO Cos EPANOLES MCONDICIOEALES EN- PTO.-RCO.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

Al rHE RATHBUN-M. l.. Blaksley, Chi
cagO; -. 4. Morris, New York; |. G. Warner,
Louisville; G.. A. Sage, Rockford; A. New
man. New York; 1. |. Frost. Lansing; Geo.
kune. MuskegOn; 4. O. hoon and wife,
Lansing; Will X. Ludwick, Monroe.
AT SWEETS. II. Jennings, Detroit; c.
h. Russell. Chicago; W. Moore, Chicago; /.
H. Higginbotham. Detroit; A. ". Stewart,
San Francisco; X. h. Gruesser, Trenton; 7.
G. II. WOr,ien, Big Rapids; &. T.. HinOik,
Ann ArbOr; J. >. Partridge, New York; NJ.
A. Stern. Rochester; T.. j. Stransky, Chicago
+. b. Meyer, New York; Il. Stolzeman, New
York.
AT THE MOKTOS-J. L. Gould. Bo ston;J. >.
Henry, New York; ". G. Rowley, etroit
III. 4. Tyler. Three Rivers; j. Merk, j. Dart
New York; c. +. Adams, Chicago; b. b.
Townsend. Minneapolis; NJ. Stein, Chicago
j. NJ. Ward, Kalamazoo; j. Halderman
Fort Wayne: T.. Van Camp, Cleveland: +. W
Morse, Boston; ". 4. Parker, Toledo; ". g.
Hawey. New York; \. G. Chambers, Phila-
delphia; y. ". Holt, Jackson.
Ar THE EAGLE-D. NJ. Adams, Sprintield
L. {. Canavan. Chicago, +. ID. Rundell, New
Buffalo; j. NJ. Sterling Detroit; |. q. Ora
ham, Lawton: j. +. Watson, Milwaukee; W
Debling, Chicago; c. Klein, Quincy; III. II
Moore, Jackson; G. B. Limbert, Chicago
". j. Leayitt, Chicago; A. Ellmaker, Silver
Creek W. III. Lang Detroit; L. X. Burt, Gin
cInuati
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
PERSONAL

A. Betterley. of Sparta. is in the city on
business.
viii A. Smith Will return from Traverse
City to-day.
ID. ". Johnson, travelling agent of the
Michigan Central Railroad, Is IN the city.
Mrs. Isaac Hathaway. of Corunna, Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. +. Hoover. on Third
avenue.
j. II. +. Hughart Secretary of the Grand
Rapids 4 Indiana Railroad, will return to-
day from the north.
Rabbi Gerechter. of Milwaukee, formerly
pastor of the Jewish Synagogue in this city,
u here visiting friends.
Henry Seymour, of the Gleason Wood Or
nament Company, leaves tomorrow for an
extended trip III the West.
4. T. Lindsay. of Cincinnati, was In the
city and attended the double wedding at 70
First ayenue, last evening.
". .. Hughart. President of the Grand
Rapids & Indiana Railroad, returned from
MackInaw yesterday morning.
Col. T.. \. Pierce will return from Harbor
Point on Monday. ON Tuesday he will leave
for three-weeks' trip IN the East
c. +. Gill. general freight agent of the
Grand Rapids Indiana Road. has returned
from business trip 20 New York State.
Miss Eva Pierce, teacher IN school No. .,
returned last evening from a visit in st.
Johns. Maple Rapids and Detroit.
Mrs. Peter COppens and Miss Sallie Nc
Donald d>started for Minneapolis yesterday.
where they vii spend a month IN visiting.
Mr. A. x. Karreman leaves tonight on an
extended trip 20 the northern resorts. On
hIs return be Eil visit Iceland and Maca-
taWa.
Richard Detiraaf. Of DeGraaf. Nrieling +
Co.. has gone - Holland City. to set dimen-
sious for some stair work. contracted for by
the firm.
Superintendent J. X. " Azuew and Pas-
sengsr Agent J H. Carpenter. Of the &. E
" VI. Railroad. went 70 AlleEan yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Ho=ken Wife Of Or. J. b. Hosken.
and Nrs r Msunder. Of Madison avenue.
are camping daring the present month At
Nsrafaga Psrz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
xEsIERoArs couRTs.

IIAcUlH-iu toe matter st TO petstloz ~
Drso1 A Bal Ia tiae eass II ksaue fringle,
Couanll-sa01er - The Aiohl4g<n Aatal
FIRE lnsuranoe Company. Ars1sed e1d sub
usitted ---t George y Stallion - l3uazn
T. klu1sy z8d Ch4rles H. Saanaers. hs
plesln- adSI1eut for Ilsluu1 foF los
session of property AID "a oeE.ts damages
~ItLOot COST. --Court sdlourusd ~ Aon-
cay. Aczast II.
Jvsrsts " NssIEALI-A1ss1ztu Iss aor ~
Clarke A. Ford Go. Assanapslt- jerg
trlsi serdlel for plaintiff Tor sSsn-54 snd
eosts- - Onegg0r & Co - Ailll2na A. lAl-
hbndge- Assuup=3t. Jucgnlellt for plain
~ for ss5-Oz and oosts.
JVsGICE BRou~EG " llham A. Robinson
-. Jesse j. Rioe and Dolphin W. COuasLocs.
Assgmpsit JaFy disagreed
JUsrtCE sAusDE1s- Charles Is. Pierce -.
George Morse asd Henry r. flsUee. A.
sumpzit. Judgment FOR plaintiff for Sl0l.l5
and oosts- ----ChArles " Dlpple ~ Isaac
Church. AssumIslt. jury trial, verdict Tor
plaintiff 500 and costs
POLICE-Jsmes Carpenter, drunk, lslled
for II days-Charies Del.Ong, dls0rderiy
paid g. 7.a5.-Ihe People vs- Loren Bartlett,
larceny less than SO. Jury disagreed and
ease adjourned 10 August Iz.--k0bert Held
IngeT false pretenses. Adjourned 10 August
- People We. Charles ii. Bignell. Perjury.
Adjourned 10 July l4.-City v. Robert
hanlon, drunk, cue aud costs t5a5 imposed
July ., paid.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

Largs Crowds attsno sa0 are vel
Pleased Throughout


asssr-. pullman. Dsnzess Co.'S soo~
gave t@o exhibitions upou tbe Island >a(s~
GfoaHds yesterday, afternoon saa evening,
- packed hoases. The s10s hszs nADY lee
zaa sKesllsnG features aBd nOthlIg -st .s
stale AMI eOra 8uL II h the ieglul &c. oid-
lme ciFciss slth cid tIIue JOkes and cEsst-
Bl.ls omitted 1lse osWAasuy entire plant 70
B.saf. eieaa a.. d ssst cAs=s, and probably 40
sh.t@ ezer .ssstess sae Nailey Clty ~hicb sent
ess@ e,5rS plessed peolle fron Re enter
..il9 kaeEts. kseryODe ~as satisfied,
.su sati-n 81. and had every reason for
being ~. 4ld there we're many present, e.
Yecl8iiy among the ladies, Who expressed
tnsu-else. a. being better entertained than
- aBy or TIE siilteratIse combinations which
make muca larger pfetenslons. The CON
pany .is0ss l1ss What Il adyeftlses and every
feature upon the program ~as CONNIE ndaole
and deserving u special mention, dld space
permit. Prof. Am. AcGOukey and hls sup
srD performing hOrses. which are 80 thor
Oug ghly trained they So every thing bat
talk, Prince flatO~, the bOneless contOr-
tiOnist. Blanche Pullman and her clever act
upon the revolving globe. NaK Millette, upon
the high wire and balancing trapeze; Uirard
Leon with his mirth provoking donkey clowns
Charles Gregory, with hls dancing barrel,
table and cross, and a score OF other acts
given were far above the average. The peO-
Ole 0lth the show are ladies and gentlemen.
there are 40 outside privileges 10 annoy, no
fakirs, gamblers and pick pockets 10 modest
all j. quiet. decent. orderly and complete.
The prOprletOrs deserve success, and II the
legitimate circus managed upon an honest
and honorable basis can succeed, their for
tunes are assured. Pullman, Dlngess 4 Co.
have a show for the people, and will have TO
double the Size OF their canvas upon another
visit 10 Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
Rising from the Ashes.

DeGraaf. Vrieling Il Co.'S new shops will
be completed in about week. 1t Is less
than two weeks since operations on the new
building began, and the carpenters are now
working on the roof. Several machines have
been set mp and work resumed on the lower
floor. They have large number of orders
on hand and expect a very busy Fall and
Winter. The push and enterprise shown by
this firm Is commendable.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

70 rolls of Carpet 10 De sold
at lower prices than ever be-
fore known.
We offer during the next
two weeks double warp Car
pets, handsome designs, 25c
per yard.
Heavier grade beautiful
patterns, SOC and 35c.
Extra heavy wool filing 45c,
former price 6Oc.
Extra super quality, 65c,
former price Soc.
Extra super strcitly all wool
72c, sold elsewhere for S5c.
Lowell Carpets, the best 3
ply carpets made in the new
est designs, at Zoe.
Also "A full line of yard wide
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12

The doubie wedding al the resIdence ~ " r.
T. Blakeley. 81 First sveuue. lsss evening.
wss luiet aud anpreteutious sf7ir. hut on
fhis account was zone the iess pleasant for
these who witnessed ne event Ia the pres
enl,e ~ = few ~ their choicest friends y
r. 4 @aFbRry vas ued,isu % Mrs A. 3
sau. and NJ John IA ~u'fvan AMI " iss
Emma Halnes xere made oue hy tha Rev
Ben ~arraanL TIE contracting parties
sra ~ ~ tais cttF and are hishly esteem al
hg a vide circle ~ friends AFTER the cere-
a,auv and couzrstfla1ona those present
spa~e served rifh choice eolist0u. and the
evening vs. zcent pleasantly IN canrerss-
tiou ni1sie and merry making.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
The Clearance Sale OF Oil Paintings.

The clearance sale of fine oil paintings,
which commenced yesterday at Canal
street, Sweets Hotel block, Was attended by
a large crowd of people and large number
of fine oil paintings were purchased by our
citizens, and two were sold 10 people re-
siding out of town. Mr.. Simon, the lighs-
paintings, and during the day painted two
very fine large landscapes and several small
panel pieces. The sale will be continued
to-day and those who want really fine oil
painting for little money should avail
themselves of this opportunity, they may
never have another like 1t.
We wish To again call the attention of our
readers to the fact that all of the pictures
which Mr.. Simon offers for sale Sre genuine
oil paintings, and done by him since he has
been in the city. Remember that these pic
lures must be closed out, regardless of what
they may bring.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
The Custer Bows.

The Custer Guard excursion to- morrow
promises to be one of the finest of the sea-
son. Squier's full brass band has been en-
gagged, and will give a concert at the Park and
on the boat. The company Is drilling every
evening, in preparation for the exhibition
drill at SCOTS Landing. Trains will leave
the Newaygo depot at $50 a. ID. and the
Union depot at . a. III.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-12
The Excursion Abandoned.

The excursion committee having made its
final report 10 Samaritan Lodge 3S7, knights
of Honor last evening. it was upon motion
unanimously resolved that
WHEREAS The railroads refuse to give this
lodge a two days limit on an excursion to
Detroit, and fearing II would not be a sue
cess otherwise, be 1t
RcSOired, That We reluctantly give up the
excursion advertised for August n.