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FOR RENT

FOR RENT, Ss4A THE lower part of No. 5S Edwards street EssiiI Six rooms. city water and gas. Possession Il.N given June 1st. Apply to
 WILLIAM F. DAMN, mv2etf S2 Franklin or 105 Greene street.
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ERR RENT

EUI& HEN II -- [A HOUSE 62 Whalley avenue, il rooms, $s3a B #H;;; per month.
 %4HA. House Maltby corner Pine street, rooms and barn, $10 per month.
 Corner Church and Center street. rooms, SIS No B Button street, 2d floor, rooms, $1O. No 700 Grand street. greenhouses large lot $20. House and 50 acres, Prospect, $12.50. house, Wood bridge, barn, &c.. $40. House, Thimble Islands, months, $60 per month
 GEORGE A. EBELL, ma Office TQ2 Chanel street. Room 1.
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EOR RENT.
FOR RENT

AtA Second floor of 454 Orchard street Hi;i Also the store 755 State street will be rented asa, GLOSON HALL
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I4lisce11 us.
steam Yacht For Sale.

steam Yacht For sale.
 EGEs THE steam yacht Beatrice She IS lh |SKHIRA first class order and ready for immediate i3se She will be sold cheap, as tbe owner has no sIse for her. For particulars call at
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, zo 759 CHAPEL STREET.
 NOTICE.
 YT1HE ToMLINSoN BRIDGE will be closed 1,,oon on Thursday Eaorning, June H. for the purpose of removing the old structure, clearing out the oo v1iers. rebuilding the masonry and placing thereon RPn iron bridge which it is expected will be com Deted and ready for use by tiie 1st day or Dece Der next 9e
 Public Sale.
 vrJE4E TIMBER in that portion Of the old Toil1ia. son Bridge. east of the draw except Lne iarge 111are caps resting the piles will be sod at pup Ti aI1ction to the highest bidder for cash at the soII house at Belle Dock ak a. m on Thursday, June H. with the aqeriai witn te days from the saaSe of saIe or before 12 o'clock noon Juaae Y. jeS St
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ERR SALE

&AA At less than value. or would be exchanged FH:;: for smaller place. one of the most desirable wHsA cottage residences in the city; Il rooms, all modern conveniences in perfect order with large lot of ground. Inquire at
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
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The Suez Canal RIockaded.

LONDON, June 10.-Advices from Suez state that vessel has foundered in the ca. nal, causing blockade which it is estimated will interrupt traffic for at least ten days
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Dorranee Held for Tria

PROVIDENCE, June 10.-William Fully Dorrance, the $34, ,000 embedding teller of the Providence National bank, waived exam
 nation this morning and was held in default of $5. 900 bail for trial
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ue.d arter aLonr Fast.

Dead ATfer a Long Fast. NEW CANAAN, June 10.-David Dickens, aged eighty three, died this morning after forty three days fasting.
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CTNr WINES.

1,ou,IvEo today 1o0 cas,s high grade claret
 EUEdi Hsd Santerne Wines: our ow,, direct importa- LA ana Sau'erhe "'' HALL, Aon; ITO Chapel street
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EOW GAIE.

MeaA In West Haven, g comfortable home, com ":::l prising house and large lot; considerable 1sA fruit; price $2, 900,
 fine building lot, trally located; $1Oper foot
 FOR RENT, AA A few good houses in the borough and fur &::; nished cottages at the shore. lN WALTER A. MAIN, WoafH
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rom the sanctum to the Pulpit.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, June 10.-Rev. I. c. Smart, three years ago editor of the Pitts6eld Daily Journal, was installed pastor of the South Congregational church here yesterday.
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4 SITUATION by young girl to do second 1A work or to mind @ baby. Good reference Inquire at PAS ORANGE STRETr So'
 ill 1tF
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A PARTNER with small cash capital to tsk
 A entire charge of 8 business; or 8 purchaser Q the business. Inquire for three days at Platts' Ci to D. m. : or address P O Box 13Q citv iii ats
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron or to dt 70 general housework. Good city reference ihguFe at 179 WILLOW STREET.
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WANTED, TWO frst-class corset stitchers. Apply at 1 je3tf 31 GROWN STREET

HELP. HELP. HF ALL INEQUALITIES FIRSTCTAss O help, males and females, to be found at this number for hotels, restaurants and private families Orders by mail promptly attended to- and refer ences investigated, Employers free
 MRS. MULLIGAN, 165 CONGRESS AVENUE
 my2lu Corner Lafayette Street.
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DARTMOUTH.

Dartmouth ....-.....0 0 1 0 3 0 0- 8
 Yale. ......1 0 1--6 Two base hits, Weeks, Terry. First base on er- TOTS, Dartmouth 6, Yale 5. First base balls Dartmouth B. Yale 3. Struck out, Dartmouth 2, Yale 3. Passed balls, Bremner 6. game hours 30 minutes. Umpire, Mr. Wykoff-
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FOR RENT,

%zA THE residence of the late S. I. Baldwin, on #i.:il the corner of Crown and College streets; ll.A- house has all modern improvements and is in first class order. Inquire at
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ms 75s Chapel Street.
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Houses Ab1aze at Dead of Night.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Early this morn ing fire destroyed four houses in the most populous portion of Gloucester. N. J. It was with the greatest difficulty that the fam flies were rescued. Some of the inmates were taken out of the second story windows in their night clothes. The aggregate loss will reach $10, 900. The fire is supposed to have been the work of an incendiarY.
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DEATHS.

SMITH-In this city. June 9th, at the residence of his son, John Smith, 237 Hamilton street, Mr. Mi chael F. Smith.
 Funeral from his sons residence 937 Hamilton street. Friday morning at o'clock. Services at St. Patrick's church. LAKE-In this city, June sth, Amanda sE. Norton wife of Birdsey c. Lake, jr., aged 38 years.
 The funeral will take place from her late residence 70t Chapel street, Thursday afternoon at o'clock Burial at convenience of the family. 2t
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succe.sfuI Concert Ia milford.

The concert given by the New Haven Or
 chestral club assisted by the "B" quartette
 in the Town Hall in Milford last evening was
 complete success. The orchestra is com
 posed of eighteen young men well known in
 social circles in this city. All the numbers
 on the programme were well rendered and re-
 ceived merited applause. The cornet solo
 of A. H. Jackson was the feature of the
 evening About sixty-fve friends accompa-
 nied the club and spent 8 very pleasant
 evening. The following was the pro-
 gramme:
 PART I.
 Orchestra. vocal SeIectlon ID qieioeIIo Violin obligato. Rode w. E. Hesche-string accompaniment. Seection-Il Trovatore. e..................-.Ver Verdi Vocal selection n..................B B quartette Overture-British Patrol Fred ter Linden Orchestra. Overture-Fest .C. Latann Orchestra. Tenor Solo-EmbarraSSment F. Apt P. W. Bush-orchestral accompaniment Gavotte- Our Little Nestlings. .Theo Moses Orchestra. A. H. Jaekson-orchestral accompaniment Waltz-Strauss' Autograph .-...............-A Anon Orchestra.
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A Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc.
 cure a Good Home.
 At=ssA OHE-FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street W i.iI Holise and barn. 29 Auburn street. Two-fam- MRsN.i .ily house, No. Il Clay street. Two-family house 460 Orchard street All to be sold low if sold within ten days. Also for rent, first floor 78 Wool sey street. first floor 10 Newhal street; 115 Portsea street; 121 Portsea street, 3f0 Congress avenue and second floor 29 Auburn street.
 | A. M. HOLMES, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE 6e CHURCH STREET nof5
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FOR SALE.

k+A NO. 73 HAVEN STREET, east side, between M;:A Grand and Clay streets. An eight-room two
 &.4 family house, nearly new and i8 good order The lot is 52 2-3x1OO Price $2,2O0. It is op portunity for an investor
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A SITUATION by a competent cook. Good A reference. Can be seen from till 5 p. m at her present place at
 ill It 212 YORK STREET
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THE MENTAL CURE.

DR. S. G. TODD is performing remarkable cures with the wonderful new method of treating dis ease.
 Thousands of cases pronounced incurable by the old methods have been restored to perfect health, and the patients are now well.
 Chronic and obstinate diseases just the ones the Doctor prefers to treat and there are but few cases that cannot be cured or greatly helped.
 The patient begins to feel better from the first day, and a few treatments will convince the most skeptical of it's healing power. No mesmerism or spiritualism. Office hours, 2 to and to D. R.
 ill 6t*. 114 OLIVE STREET.
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THE REFORMATION OF RAGS.
Present Regulations Repealed Fly Th
 Gnvarunaenk.

11eDoMg A&62 U10tEOnB Ek9P03I6U ny 1Ae
 Government.
 WASHINGTON. June 1O.-The Secretary of the Treasury has issued an order repeating the existing regulations governing the inn portation and disinfection of rags. Although the government will in no way impede the introduction of rags after this date collectors of customs are instructed to enforce the State or city laws on the subject or the or ders of the health authorities in ports of en- fry
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FOR RENT, hsA STORE and basement No 59 Grown street, E1iiiI 6Ox19 feet; all conveniences. Apply to MAi.4 THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, JR-,
 79Long Wharf. Uptown office-Room 1, 79s Chapel street; g till 1O:30 a. m., to p, m. myS3tI
 FOR RENT, %A STORE on Putnam street with tenement in Ea:,il rear Rent low,
 lsiA Four rooms on Putnam street. central to railroad shops. Small house on Congress avenue; lot 50x1OO. For sale cheap if sold at once. Frame house On Coll1s street tenements and store Good place for busi- ness RIM HOOKER, Builder, 31 Exchange Building FOR RENT, hsA THE frame dwelling house sol Chapel st., N!il between Olive and Academy streets. Modern improvements; eleven rooms. Apply to CHAS H. WEBB, R5O Chanel street.
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For Sale at a Bargain,

Brick House. 10 rooms, furnace, range,
 #;;: bathroom, &e.. located central, vest vest Of the AslG postoface; can be bought for S5,4n walk of postofice; can be bought for S4 800.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
rns osua sTose oooos


Fs0~ a Saloon Keeper Manages 10
a.old Paylag the State Ta&
AdriAn Do Yoaaz. sssoss place II D1slasss
= A lAs sorzsr % Wealthy aad JsrersoD
sssaaez. ~ Osarsd u Polies CoErt yesterday
morning aad pleaded not zu.ily ~ the charge
af kssplng q salooa S1thout payiDg tas stale
n4 Mr. De Youas psstsness 70 rnn dras
store. bat Be- pald ihs ctis tax ~ go -
sal,son keeper and aled his bo8ds, ogtb for
sslaon and 3 drag Store. de has Al-o paid
tha Ei8serDmeut tax ~ a retail dealer Ia
.rlsisuasas h4aar.. de displays a Ign 1hieh
.sasis -esalooa aud Pool Room. anOttser
whlch read- -Ch0iee Wines a1d L5q0ors
aLe. others 4lieh iAfJrm TIE public tzat hs
kssIs "tJezA LAgss Beer on Dsaaght- lie
rsesiVs- Dser ever 1sS and doe= not deny
that De seli- it - the giass and - the bottle.
lie ild business ln Tie same manner last
year without paying fhs state TAI aud ~az
a0t prosecuted His excuse for uOt con
klyilg siEb the az and paying nis tax ar
otEsF saloon keepers do. = that he keeps a
drug store, and that other druggists sell
h410f without pap inz the State tax, DC should
he entitled % tne same privilege. he Keeps
a small stock % Drug whlch he pat IN a year
40. when a veil kn0@a druggist II said %
have remarked. % De Young don know quin-
ine ffom asssfatida" Supervisor Benjamin.
II the Third " afd recently reported % the
C0aasy Treasurer that Mr.. DefOuDg @as
doing business 0n which he shOuld pay the
state tak. and Nr. stebbtns addressed A
card 10 Mr Defoang Inviting him 10
call aud settle. MF. DeiOung called
bot refused % pay, for reasons mentioned
above. Tie matter vas then referred 10 the
Prosecuting Attorney, aud Mr.. DE loung
Was arrested. The case, which has been ad-
Ourned t0 Thursday OF next week, Will be
watched With interest by aeaiers who have
paid their taxes, and II Mr. Defoung sue
ceeds ia eyadiug payment. by his drug store
dodge, th ~ will probably be a large ia
crease ia the number Of drug stores next
wear
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
YESTERDAY 5 COURTS.

CIErUTr Daniel >. Williams ~ Julia K.
O.. Rice. Ia ctancery. Bill 10 declare lien.
Argued ani submitted.
OFFIcK BUsIsEss.-A Amelia Geiges ~ Rot
egt Greiner et al EIectInent- Declaration
nled.
SuPEhIOk.-John Hunneman et al W.
Charles H. Barber et a.. Ia chancefy. Fore
closure Decree granted eompiainants for
amount due. 81 1850. Sale after July q,
l~>A
PoLIoE-City VI. Frank Davis. drunk and
di-Orderly; paid s7.3l-Ihofnas IA. Nc
Qnillan, destroying public property, paid
S5S5.--Charlss Seigrist, violating railway
ordinance, paid Ss.S5.-- tierritt BieresIna,
assault and battery; paid S6-S. John
Schottey assault and battery: adjourned To
July 6.--Adrian DeYoung, violating the
hquor Law tax; adjourned to July o.
JUsTICK WzsIFALL--Ths people W. Joseph
Lagonski, assault; adjourned 10 July !.
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a New Addition to the City.

east Of East street, extending from Fountain
To Bridge street Il being talked of ~ a valu-
able piece of property to add to our fast
growing city. II - owned by the Rev. j. ).
Large Il Traverse City and Hon. julius
Hsuseman, of this city, and the project is to
plat tins land and build neat and coy cot
tages. worth from $1,000 10 $3.50, accord
ing 90 the desire Of the purchasers, and sell
them on the installment plan. It's intended
% have numerous parks and grass plots
reserved for the pubic benefit, and make
the streets at least loo feet wide. IL the
idea Il contaminated Il will be heartily sp-
preciated by those who wish To avoid paying
large rents and have no home. With the
completion OF the cable road the owners
would at once feel "a though they were right
IN town.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

Carelsss Drivers who leave "ood
aao Refuse ia ths Streets.

Czrelsss Drivers "ho leave "ood
Aao Refuse ia ths Streets.
Il may Ls pos4ibls Ihat thsrs are nA4y
csazsns sho are not s~ars TIERS h clty
ordinances prohibiting psrso0s from isasiHs
ssoGss, ~ooo, piiss Of ssad. ste.. IA ths
streets. AloEzo Deeker, @bo RESIDES Al s.
Qainby stEsst. f0sE.d cut yesterday there
~as izst s,ea sn ordinance and that Il a.
uached penalty tos tts violation. Last
Monday Mr.. Decker was driving upon hest
Bridge sfTest with a l1ad Of stone when the
sagoa 5r0Es d0~u, sad tbs stone we're
dumped inE0 ths street. DeeksF sobse
qaentsy retarIed aud removed portion Of
the boaldsFs, but AZ - noon yesterday the
remainder about one half bod. va still Ia
thsi stFeet. NJ. beckeF vas complained Of
~ss arrested and spent last night Al the lali.
tie sSeArs ise ~lll not pay any me that may
b assessed against hin, aud i very indig
nant over hls arrest. There l. rot day
buE a reporter trsyersIng the streets OF the
clty can sec stonS~, blocks Of >tose~ood,
coal ice aud other substances Ia the center
0f the streets which have fallen from wagons
or have bee carelessly left By tsain-ters.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
To do the Honors.

The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed a reception committee to do the
honors To the visitors from Springfield, H.:
Henry Spring. A. b Watson. l. r. Hawkins.
b. n. Waters. r. Crofton Fox, Enos Putnam.
Hon C. r. Beiknap, Wm. Widdicomb. Col
jos. Penney, :. l.. OusterhOnt. Willard Barn
hart, y. L. Avery Cien. r. K. Pierce, X. ID.
Sws rtout. Jno. Patton. joe. HOuseman. W.
H. stevens. &. " Watkins. r.. ID. Follett md
ga@ ". Lacey Az who ran are requested %
take the noon train and meet the company
aud guesss aI Holland. and all others are re
aue=t~,s 20 meet 1t the Union depot al o. IN.
tD-day whcre carriages viii await both them
and the lr1ests.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
hie lakes Exceptions

real essRts. take exceptions 10 the actiorfs Of
he Real Estate Dealers Association, which
oppose he proposed water loan lie says:
'Nss citizen and one Interested in real
estate aud the improvement Of our city, I
should cheerfnlly vote yes even II il involved
4 much iarger sxpenditure. n IL seems 20
ne the greatest benefit and cannot fail 20
some ~ every ena Interested In real estate
oy an abundant supply of good water. We
sre not asked g. vote on a me stion that j.
hastily considered. but the systeu submitted
A. n has the approval ~ the Board ~ Public
Work. and undoubtedly i the best that can
D. adortsi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
Sealed Proposals.

CfIT gLERKs OFFTCE
GRAND RsPTDs. Mich. June a. isS'.
S<alad proposals. viii ~ rsceivel az this Office
~ 20 and inclndns Monday IniJ 4 isss. FOR the
foil0wirz iots to-wif
Thre-. lots On Grants addiiiou size - three
l0ta u7baxl65 feet Al=o lots q and "a. Bi=sel \
navis's addition. known tie Businsrd street
lots
Alsc the iof % Madison avenue sifnafe ~ the
corner - Madison svenua and Jones street.
Alsos = - iof u Innes Il NcReynoids- ssid.
fronting nn Cru@ty street All - the above lufs
have h~en used FOR gravel piis
The Council reserves the - lf So reject any and
~ bids.
JOHN J BEIKNAP
Dfty Clerk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

Preparations are being made by the local
Grand Rapids Patriarchh Circle OF tho /. o.
%. r 10 attend the regular annual conclave.
which eonvsues AZ ~. Paul. Mimi, July Z.
continuing until the 10th \ special train
~ll leave the Union depot AZ .. m, next
Monday, over the Chicago & West Michigan
road 10 Chicago. when the party will take
the Chicago x North xestorn. The cOnclave
headquarters will be at the new hotel Ky
an, which has been recently opened. On
the Ith reception OF the visiting temples by
ths local temples will be held. For The 9Th
a trip i prov Jed for on Lake Minnetonka.
twenty-five miles distant from 81. Paul: re-
turning IN time for prize drill, and a
grand hop az the Lafayette house IN the
evening. The last day will be spent III =
continuation of the supreme temple and
visiting points of interest IA the cIty. Among
those who have -ignified their intention Of
going FROM thi- city are: NeSsrs. r. q. ID.
Holden, +. &. Putnam, J. G.. Stemcka. &. n.
Armstrong. W. III. Woodward, Frank Prin-
die, j. W. Farrell. Geo. ErchinsInger, ID. A.
SOutsr. Harry Dibble, John Jennings. h. NJ.
Briggs and John MOrhard.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

j.. r. Shs,iacs a AZ che Rathhun.
" a. Oeung Of Boston. IL iu the city.
" " smith. Mayor of Big Rapids. D. At
she Morton.
Geo. q kimban. formerly of the C. g "
"A road. is IN the city.
Niss Emms Cole aud Mis- Orinda Bark
les Are vstiug f-iepds AZ lowell.
Dr. H y Aplsy. of Rockford. wss IN the
city yesterday ou professional business
Char'es D. Schnsbel has gone - Fort
Wayne Ind. to spend his Summer vacation
r.. D. Cleveland snd Warren A. Nax8eld
ot Cospersvi.ie. spent yesterday in the CITY
HON. fhos. hunter and wife, II Sterling
y. y. are in the city. visiting Ed. J. Hop
aims and family
~ p. CodF and H. g. Hawkins left ye=ter-
day For thicszo on ths Grand Rapids Z
Lscsans f.tst lrsin.
Chris. Hail. business manager of Brsscr's
flsrnat Nlf speud the Fourth WITH his
daughter .u Jackson.
Niss Geofgia Stevens EFT yesterday for
Nlsw Il orb. where shs FiII saii an saturday for
tinEisnu sud scotland
Hcn 4. g. Mason. ~ W1sksxoa. uss IN
tne city yesterday. "a ssys ~ thinks Mos-
segon sfl ~ awarded re Coilecsorship.
Tho-. A. Wsrbarton has returasd from
li~uVer. tcl.. where he has seei1 n Business
inr ssfna nrie rsst. and wiIl resume hi4 con
ieclion with sston & Lyon.
Rev. sanford a geob and wffe arrived N
ihf city yesterday an3 For the present VII
H. <ue-ns ~ Nr ard Ms. Amos r. Nazsei-
snan. p south F-osuect street.
Can.<ressfusn Easnsforx is in Washington
snd b ls tsid wi'l at 1nce srge favorable
srtiun 1ruu tf reenmreutistinns for ths
tarsi,a .slfr and totIeCtoreslp at Grand
Haven.
sIise Bertha Aeiita csrensherz and MIss
iaars n knlh ~ Necrefocs. ii.. dan znter
in ne clty last evening - rernain during IRE
shiiurner racanon. Trey are stepping WITH
Pref Swensherz AZ sweets Hotel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
Aeadquarters for the Troops.

The Kalamazoo. Three Rivers and Cold
water companies OF the state troops will
make their headquarters at the armory of
Company /. North Front street. while in the
city. These companies will arrive over the
Lake Shore road, and will be received at the
depot by Company | and escorted TO the
armory. The Grand Haven aud I0nia com
panies will be received 10y company b and
escorted BY them from the Detroit, Grand
Haven & Milwaukee depot to the armory on
Ionia street. where the visitors will be made
"at home during their stay IN the city. The
Valley City Light Artillery Company will
entertain the MuskegOn, Big Rapids and
Manistee companies az their arInory on
North Division street. The MuskegOn and
Manistee companies will arrive over the
Chicago & West Michigan road and the Big
Rapids company over the Grand Rapids il
Indiana
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
l,5 D PARAS0lS
AkD
SUN UM RELLA S
1t Less than Manufacturers Cost

We have Just made a pur-
chase of a large invoice of
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
at a ruinous low price and
offer them at the following
extraordinary low figures
lS-inch genuine camilla Sun
Umbrellas Soc each.
20-inch genuine camilla Sun
Umbrellas 42c each.
22-inch genuine camilla Sun
Umbrellas 50c each.
24-inch genuine camilla Sun
Umbrelles 60c each.
Satin Parasols scolloped
and lined, Sl.00, worth $l.50.
Satin Parsols, scolloped and
lined, 81 80, former price $3.50.
Satin Parasols, scolloped
and lined, $500, former price
$3.50.
20-inch White Brocaded
Parasols, 90c worth 81 80.
20-inch Lace Covered Par
asols, l.5O, former price 80.
Misses Parasols 75c. worth
l.25.
Misses Parasols, extra size,
90, former price l.50.
A beautiful line of extra
fine quality of Twilled Silk
and Satin lined Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas with fancy
handles of the newest designs
at fully % per cent less than
former price.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

This enterprising firm has Just received
from Hart's job printing house an elegant
new illustrated catalogue of their manufac-
lures. Ii contains sixty four pages and gives
full descriptions Of the various machines
manufactured by the company, including
their Drop Tilt Shingle Machine, Bonanza
Stealer. Maud ) Shingle Machine Carriage,
Good Luck Circular Saw, one Block Auto
matte Power Feed Shingle Machine, Knee
Bolter and Sapper, Perkins, Log stop.
Champion Drag Saw Machine, Excelsior Drag
Saw Machine and numerous others. This firm
has built up wide reputation for the excel
lence of their manufactures that IL well de-
served. Parties desiring anything III the
way of shingle machinery will do we'll 10
write them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03

The mach saiked OF game Of base bail be-
tween the Grand Rapids and Lowell teams.
1crn-e this afternoon At the ban park on
IefY rson aranse. Thetwo teams and po-
ations are a. follows. Lowell Hsvley. N
.EDnrs. l. r. Fuller, 9 Wilson. sb. Josaph, e.
r. Avery. .. " est, L r: Giier. r. T.. kerrp p.
=. = Grand Rsuias. Turner. l. T.; Weiss. .:
Ioae-. 70. Knox. a. -. Antrim. D. Uttinx.
a NcCs1rrfi ~ sldrfrh. = . Wood. 2.
r NJ James MckeIver Vili umpire the
SAN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
WANTED.

Give sHENTS-Any lasiy or gentleman
~ making ie<s than 8 per day shuuia csAA ~
n .~- r. Watt fhaWss lursef fSriors 81 NoT 70
strr-ef and exanaIne sn entirely ner article nod
~ n every family snd otner gsnsis f,r canss@-ers
There - .7oney IN e. -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-03
lake Our Advice.

Ii is a matter Of general interest to know
who keeps the best cigars. Since May ,
over twenty thousand of the celebrated
Cuban Hand Made Cigars have been retailed
by Vinegar, and hundreds of smokers pro
nounce the LaRosa at cents, aud the
Young American at 10 cents, the best smoke
for tho money in the world. For sale at r.
b. Winegars, > North Division street, Por-
ter Block.