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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17
yleu advertisements.
Notice.

1 Ii. persons indebted tn the TlirS -
n tate will pleas" srtil" with l. J. car
roll, attorney AT law. Tuners building
Olympia. W. r.. and motto" II h"r.hN
given tina; all accounts ~ ~ appearing 81
the books of the c~ttt" are III his hands
for settlement. and suit VIII la brought
if the same are mo- paid " ithiu 'h" newt
thirty DAYS. MRS Il \ TtII.EN
IstcrtiIN.
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Persons who ioid t."'rit- 'oI rluur,
paid Tia" estate for dt.,, ,r' 'is"iN hare,
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

We learn thas l. Ellis is negotiating for
an interest in Stetson K Posts mill, in Sc,
attic.
OK Monday Stetson & Posts mill in Sc
attic commenced cutting to fill an order
fOl halt a million feet of lumber, to be
shipped to San Francisco.-tOmier.
As the above mill took fire Sunday
morning, and was entirely consumed,
the above items seem to lack sub
stantial element, some foundation in
truth. They are quite as true,
however, as much of the "slush'
that appears in the Courier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

II the Cal is benefit to the COM
munlty, the community will encourage
and support it, but if it turns out to be as
snidc and useless as some "f the other
lll-starcd ventures OF other days in this
town, then we may expect to meet the
same ignoble fate which has befallen
them-t" be stransled by the murdcrous
grip OF public opinion
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

SEATTLE can boast of the longes
delinquent tax list and court docke
ever published in the Territory
The former makes nearly seven col
umns of the Mtelliyencer in very
small type, and the Court docket i.
four columns, embracing 4O4 cases
Probably she may not consider j: {
matter of boast, however, as did the
boy who felt e:ated because hi.
father had mortgage on the family
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

IT seems that all tho Republican
Postmasters went continuing im-
mediately after Mr.. Villas appoint
ment as Postmaster General. It is
said that be has received over 4 500
letters. from all over the country,
begging to be allowed to remain in
office. Talk about Office seeking
Democrats
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

The Port Townsend Cal has come
to hand, published by Glenn 4
OBricn. 1t is neat seven column
paper, ably edited. and seems to bo
we'll supported by the business men.
1t announces n determination to
stand on its merits, in the following
candid manner.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Hotel Registers

AT TN MoRToN.-C. b. Clamp. CHICAGO
W. j. Morgan, Geo. Mason Ben Fletcher
Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee Rail'
road W. X. Ford, Toledo; 4. G. Kentban
chicago; j. NJ. Nicholson, New York: John
Deil, 81 Louis; j. G. kortz Philadelphia. "a
W; Mitchell, Cadillac: j. NJ. Dodge ~
johns; W. II. Palmarche. St. Louis; jos. ~
Gayett, jackson; y. ;. Miner. Corunn5. AZ
+; Gale and wife, Big Rapids: G. ID. Nelson
Muskegon; r.. u. Stone and wife. New York
Ar SwEET's-J. V. Langworthy. Terro
Haute; 5. .. Church. New York. y
Sprague, Woodland, Cal: n. ID. Sturteys,',
milwaukee,; M G. b. Hail. Louisville. Ky: Robf
W. Iurnbull, Minneapolis: Sam IA Harr;s
New York; Geo. l. Sampson, Detroit: Cha
~. Cox, Chicago; kobt g. Moon and xvife
Big Rapids: +. Rutan, Greenyille. : ~
Terry, Cincinnati VIM. Rood B,nghamn
ton. u"
g, AT THE EAaLE.-C. NJ. Wiseman. Chas +
Stearns, Big Rapids O. Z. Hazard. Dotroit.
". ,. Reed, Chicago; j. II. Cannon. Flkhart.
>. II. Hand, Milwaukee: J. J. Dunn. Tray
erse Clty;' Il. Maitland. South Bend. + X
Gibbs, Mayfield; J. NJ. Hanaford, Detro;,.
Is. Lanet, Chicagoi w. H. Lazy, Detroit.
AT THE RATHBUN-C. +. Prndle. Svracnse
~ u; Walter S. Hicks, Ann Arbor: q ~
W W Gods, advance Donaldson & Ricb's Circn1.
lhos. Wright, Fenton; T. =. Walters. Kais
RRRzGad Pts5aafggEe p R5agEefr PAP Phjss jessss n acbIS
tyart 'A'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
The May "Century.'

ne May number Of the Century Will d.
Issued TO morrow Sixteen pages arr sda,.1;
20 The usual number-l6O-in order 10 p3ye
iiace 70 lhe extra space devoted TO the War
nefles- Great interest Will toe felt Ia Gef
b.1eau : anecdoted paper on Gen. Grant
a. soldier Gen. Badeaus article cover
'he Whole period Of Gen Grants military
eesspeflence, from has brilliant services in tie
eAioah war 10 TIE surrender OF Ise al
Appomattox. concluding with an inter,-s,,,'.,
aaai5 81 OF Zen Grants soldierly Character
ishcs- The frODtlspleoe OF the humber l. 8
striking portrait Of Gen. Mcclellan -,
grafed from photograph taken eepeciall,
I,,l.. roi 'iir puIiose. Gen. Mcclellan contrib.
utes graphic account OF "The Peninsris,
campaign Gen. }. T.. Johnston reflies S,,
TINS number, 10 Jef Davis's criticlstn on bis
military operations and describes IN de,sil
lhe IA battle Of Bah kun. 'Groely al Cape
oaoini b another interesting paper ~
abort the number Is full Of interesfing g.
iures. ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

Doctor Penn's execution AT Hazlehzrst
Mass has been postponed b May n.
The New York senate Tsesiay pa-se5 e
olii hkthg sia.nr tax AZ 10 Of / per cenl
on speculative deahngs I'D stocks. grain. nro
VISIONS oli. etc.
save ia ore county ~ California the zh.s,
yield. ovinz ~ decreased acreage. uil ba
only from one-quarter o. three -quarte~s ~
last year crop.
John mccullough. the scfo~ Who - ms,
p - LOUIS, - settnz Worss. and while
nesnderlng about the streets fr.s,-ioa. bs.,-
--it eflentines IN Chicago o. Cincinnati
~ tne Illinois Senate Tuesday NJ R1u
introduced resolution lu.r,o~isi,z4r.r 80
grsSs to call convention, =, ~avssa - ~,
.ioaai ean-tiEHtlqn ~ many particulars. bot
especially 70 MAKE UnstedI Sssies Eer.str-.
rost0lasters. and other officials slecfi~s So
tire people.
r, year NoFea41A id-- Non8aF evening
Herman Green wsut 80 = field an 49, fs~-,-
sesied hinaseif. and pisoss8 the barrel ~
80 - ais REED. he e3ecsed control - TIE
trlSrer by certain nsarfnn.affossa ~ a 49,,
sfssis- and uhen the reapost uss llfzoha~.A5
tae taf ~ Greens head di=RQpesr-d
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

NkEELNG, ". Va, April 29-The work OF
enoarking the property OF the State, pre-
hminary 70 removing the seat OF govern
ment 70 Charleston, was begun yesterday
and vii be continued until Friday AT the
close OF business, on which day this ceases to
DC the State capital. The State authorities
have been located here ten years. oc-
eupying free OF cost handsome
capitol building erected for the
state BY the city. Ia 1879 vote OF the peo-
PIE was had on the question of removing the
capital. and Charleston received majority
vote. Ia 1873 the State began building a
capitol building at Charleston. which i. not
yet completed. There has been some talk
here OF enJoinIng the government from re-
moving, but the matter IA thought 10 have
been dropped. The present State House will
now be Used as City Hall
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
RUmoRs or WAR.
4 Naval Otfieer's Views or the General
Situation.

Nh. J. H. Gibbons. Of TIE United States
Navy, Who Is spending short vacation IA
this eity, was ssan bJ representative Oi
iHs IsaEGKAs yesterday, aud asked his
opinion VI the lmbroglio ia the last MIR.
Gibbons has been ca salt water for mum
Der OF Year, and has touched almost every
port known 10 navigation. tie has given
especial attention To The quarrel between the
powers of the East and has some decided
views pertaining 10 the situation. 1T will
require, said Mr. Gibbons, "some e1traor-
binary diplomatic engineering on the part
of England 10 avert war. The English soldiery
and the populaee are clamoring for war
and the same may be said 0f Russia. Be
side this, England has so long dictated the
policies and shaped the destinies of Eastern
nations, that she will not lamely lay down
her prestige. England has declared war ia
times past on less proyoeation than has been
offered by Russia In order 10 maintain her
record, a. well a. to protect her territory,
can not see how she can do less than To de
clare war The rank aud file of Russia is
starving, and ready and anxious for any
change. In the event of contest between
these powers | believe that Turkey and Ger
many will, directly or Indirectly. aid Eng
land, while France, If not neutral, will lend /
her sympathes to Russia. From my know |
ledge of the forces of England and Russia
OF the skill and intelligence of the
respective armies-I would say that
one English soldier would of sci at least
three Russians, unless all the European
powers took hand in the fight | do not
believe the war could last over two years and
would end most disastrously TO the Bear.
without doubt England has the largest and
most effective navy In the world, and is now
IN building thirty more crafts of
the best designs and materials known IN |
modern science. 1t is a fact which all naval
oihcers would reluctantly admit that Eng
and could plant one of her mammoth |
cruisers off Coney Island and be in a posi-
lon to demand of the United States ran
'on OF billion dollars or more, or in de
ault shell New York City into J
hreds Our naval resistance would
De as chaf blowing against the rock OF Glib I
after. America Is the strongest yet the !
weakest nation on earth. The Western Con v
FRESHMAN, fresh from the prairies and his \
exam herds, will vote for an appropriation I =
improve creek in his district. but as he 7
ever saw salt water he can conceive of no tc
resslng necessity for strong navy. In the .
impending fight England has a fine naval | y
eet, money and credit and formidable J.
rmy of well trained officers and soldiers. eI
'hile Russia is lacking in all. "
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
The Visit TO Gettysburg.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The program for
the historical visit of veterans to the battle
field of Gettysburg was completed tonight.
President Cleveland. accompanied by his
sister, Miss Cleveland, and most of the mem
bers of the Cabinet, will 90 with the party.
The train conveying the excursionists will
leave VAST ington at o'clock next Monday
morning, May 4, returning Tuesday night.
Ihe program contemplates an address of
welcome by the Governor of Pennsylvania
upon the arrival OF the party mt Gettysburg.
a visit to the principal points of interest on
the battlefield and a general campfire nj
the town hall Monday night, presided over
by ex- Gov. Curtin.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
WAYIAND.
Items OF Interest Gathered by "Tele-
gram" Correspondent.


Correspondence of THE TELEGRAM
WAYLASD, April 2S.-R. G.. Smith has
bought and is imnrovinr the honsa of Nell
son Headley. Mr.. III. in turn has purchased
the residence of Lewis Smith.-Jerome
Valentine has sold his forty adjoining the
village TO Junius Milliand, of Indiana: price.
81, ,1O.-Mrs. Clara Mosher has bargained
her farm of eighty acres 10 Peter Boice, of
Lelghton.--E. X. Lent Is putting extern
Slve repairs on his new farm and preparing
10 build barn.--Our always watching and
good on the long chase Constable Stanton
succeeded last Sunday morning, about day
light, IN capturing Nelson Shook, at the
house of his father IN Leighton. who has
been wanted for some months on charge
OF bastardy by the officers of Branch county
lie has several times Shook off the Sheriff
and others from Coldwater vino have at
tempted his arrest, but Stanton ferreted out
hIs hiding place and dropped in at an un-
looked for moment. The Coldyater officer
took him IN charge this morning and he has
gone 10 Union City to- lay to meet the
wronged mother and innocent daughter
W heat Il looking well IN this section and
farmers are waiting for the European war
cloud with interest.-The cannonadinO at
the Rapids yesterday was heard at this point
and more than one old soldier felt the blood
quicken IN his veins at the thought of the
occasion and the ''Old Commander w.
W. Paul, who has been spending the winter
IN Worth county, Iowa. with his son, arrived
here yesterday. Tie does not report the sea-
son out there as any in advance of our back
ward Spring.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

SAND Bssca. Mich. April 23.-On Monday
evening Ed Clark. Eho lives on a farm with
ms father. three miles from Port Crescent.
guarreied with his stepmother about some
work she ssksd him - do. and shot her with
a revolver. Five bullets took effect two in
her heHrt and one in her brain. killing the
wnmau instantly. The murderer made hia
escape. hut was captured yesterday AZ Rad
Axe and taken bach ~ Port Crescent He
acknowledged the deed Clark - only ~
years old. and ~ he has not been we'll AL
winter ~ y urnhahlT lnsana
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

Seven or eight young men met IN the
iafi"fs oi The Morton iass evening and con.
sidered the subject Of organizing a rowing
club. 4 permanent organization Wa not
effected bui committee 10 ascertain prices
oi suitable equipment and the location of
course vac appointed, consisting Of TX
Baker and Charles Holden The young men
~iii meet again 10 form permanent as-
Soeiation on Friday evening. May :. al the
same place.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
YESTERDAY AT LANSING
soTn HOUSES IN COMMITTEE
The Tax Sales Stopped Rev. Nelson
Declines the Seoretaryship of the
Board OF Correction.

-s'1>--- rtFi-tN'A ~ - AfAtrttaA
LANSING, April 29.-1he Senate PASSED "a.
entire afternoon IA committee Of TIE whole
discussing the tail regulating freight rates.
The discussion vii last through 10 morrow.
The House passed the entire afternoon IA
COMMITTEES OF the whole. Rev Theodor.
Nelson declines the SecTelaryshp OF the
State Board OF Correction aud Charities ana
III. NJ. Utiey, Secretary Of the Detroit Board
Of Education, Will be appointed 10 the place
The Senate confirmed the nominations of
Charles ID. Lawton 10 be- Commissioner Of
mineral statistics, and Joseph +. Sawyer.
of Pontiac, 10 be Trustee IF
the Eastern Asylum for the Insane.
vice Mcconnell, deceased. Both house.
passed and the Governor approved the joint
resolution directing the Auditor General 10
suspend the sale OF lands for delinouent
taxes advertised for May l.
The Board OF State Auditors invite sss-
mates OF the oOst of plant for lighting an I
parts OF the capitol building and yronnd- +
with either incandescent or are electric ligl,.
ana The maintenance of the same. per au-
lum.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
RUSSIA'S ULTIMATUM
ENGLAND MUST YIELD OR fight
The Czar Says England Must Con-
sent 70 the Boundary Pro-
posed BY Russia

Sr FzTAassCas8, April - The Gar has
seat a. ulLlniatam ~ the British govern
a.sHt statlng that anie.s England accepts
TIE boundary m Afgtanistan proposed b.
Russia. Russian troops EA immediately
march apon Hsrsk
Losi,os, ADsl <l.-L0rd Edmund Fltz-
naaEies, tnder Secretary Of State for For
sign AfaIrs, announced ia the House OF
Commons to-day lhat the tfOvernment had
receiyed definite and reliable information
% TIE effect a.at the Russians we're nov Ia
inu advance - Herat. He also an
nouncoG that the report Of the occu
patton OF Meruehak had been
eonnruled This point i twenty miles .outh
~ Pen nldsn, on the M8rghab river The
sttsd.tfd which Published the report. stated
lhat the Anieef attached more importance 10
Asrucaak than - Pen.deh. The announce
incAts created profound sensation. and
"a nanh bitterness Va expressed 81 the meu-
bers.
gloomy feeling prevailed here TN. morn
ins tne belief being general that the com
iiieiieeanent OF open hoeLlAtiss between Eng
ltad AID Russia - now only a matter OF a few
laSs- he .tOcA market WAS weak and prices
deciusrd almost unInJerruptedly this morn
ins. DE whole iist D. lower. bat the greatest
depression ~ IA Russian bonds. COn.ol, are
fractioualy loser.
y. Petersburg advlces state that despite
the Tact that niost ot the rumOrs prevalent
are ~aruke, the authorities evidently wish
the idea encouraged that peace - still prob
able. /.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
a Big Fire al Railway

RAHwAY, \. j., April 29.-The opera house,
Freeman's carriage factory and other build
ings were burned at / o'clack this morning.
Most of the property would have been saved
but for the bursting of the water mains,
which prevented the fremen from doing
effective work. The principal losses are the
opera, scenery, pianos, ETC., belonging TO
uordOn, the printing press manufacturer.
about $4,000; John Freemen's building and
machinery, $4,000, and carriages $1,000
About $1,000 worth OF finished stock was
saved: John Helms dwelling was burned:
loss $500. There Is insurance on all the
losses
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Another Batch

WARRINGTON, April 29.-The President
10 day made the following appointments:
Charles L. Scott. of Alabama, Minister resi-
dent and Consul General of the United
States 70 Venezuela; Warren Green. Of Ken
tucky, Consul General of the United States
at kanagawll, Japan. John r. Bacon. OF
south Carolina. Charge a AiaIres of the
United States 90 Paraguay and Uruguay; Al
bert Loeing. of New York. Consul N Bre-
men, Thomas b. Hughes, Of Ohio. AZ
Birmingham, England; John II. Putnam. OF
ONO. st Honolulu Victor A. Sartori. OF
fennsy wanna, at boghorn' Robert L.
Mithers. Of Virginia. nc Hong Kong.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

fAsrs. April - The Journal les D4b.s.
says sne B@sBhors Erufiea affair has baen
settled through t'le intermediary Offices Of
Augland on ne following basis. F.-ypt spoi-
egizcs 70 y. laiiandier. the French charge
d 'siaires. the Office Of the Bospbo~s Eggptisn
wi 7e reopeued and the journal allowed to
appear Forthwith. and France ahansionz her
demand Tor The recall II the officials Who
.crei1ii entered the RosN5ors EgHrfies Office
A iispatsh from Cairr, =, Ranfsr's ,.-..,,..,
a,unn firms thi- settlement
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

I'm Grand Picnic on ali lanas q
pete to be continued anti further No,
lie largest assortment, the finest
'e'''s' Tie best goods known to the tr,
Tie most astounding low prices.
IArnsrsf BEussrl4 5so. Csc, 7se
be'ier goods h be found.
boDS Bnussnl.s, 95c slo0. sl.lo. a.
This line comprises the best oual,t,a
be found n any market
NELVErs 81, sLI0, sI.Is. sI.2s q.
NelSeis are the coming carpets We ha
never sold 10 many of tils make ON
count OF the extreme low price.
MoouErrEs- -Our prce stin fsyth
reduced with large invosce Of a,
choice patterns, never ksown 40 cl,.s
sl.lS. si.25, slss. sl.40.
LSoRAISs.-2oc, 25c Soc. SIC. soc. q
o'c' oOc, Csc. These prices include =
The different qualities az well a. the l.e
goods manufactured, and If SURPRISE
all SrEINo 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
The AmaIgamated Associate,

PIrTsBURG, April "a long statement
was issued by the officers of the Amalgamat-
ell Association to-day in answer to the argu-
ments of manufacturers for a reduction of
wages, the principal of which is that East
ern manufacturers have great advantage
over those of the West in the matter of cost
OF production. This is disposed of by ig-
ures, which show, as matter of fact. that
the cost of producing iron here Is s.. 10 Der
ton less than in the East. This upsets all pre-
vIously accepted theories of the cost of pro
ductlon. The workmen will rest their fight
on these figures.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
A FataI Boiler Esnlosion

EvsSsvuLIs. Ind. April 29.-The boiler IN
the sav mill Of samuel Beaachamp, three
miles north of Oakland City, exploded At IL
O'Clock this morning. instantly killing the
engineer. John Canthorn. and seriously in
Turing Jesse estOn and Joe Collins Nes-
ton = condition y regarded a. critical The
engineer vas new man who had been on
duty only two days. II Il believed that the
explosion was the result Of his sarelessness.
or ignorance. in allowing the water 10 get
too low. The force Of the explosion carried
the hre-oo distance Of two hundred yards
up the railroad track
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Miners Have TO Yield or Starve.

PrrTsBUEG, April 2J.-The fifteen hundred
miners al Scott Haven, who have been on a
strike the past ave months. for al advance
from a - 10 a ) cent rate for mining and
for check weighnen, this evening signed a
contract two work for a year al two and one
haif cents per bushel on the coal mined
with no shock weighmen, work 10 be resumed
AT All mines tomorrow They have been re-
duced 20 the most abiect poverty. incredible
suffering and Distress with no visible means
OF relief or sastenance, and were compelled
10 submit or die OF starvation
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

LONDON. April 29.-Sir Henry Tyler. Presi-
dent of the Grand Trunk railway. will sail
for Canada at a very early day, possibly Sat
urdsy next. IL ia stated that the main cause
Of his journey j. 20 endeavor to rearranre
traffic pools with American lines Of railway
on better basis. It j. understood that
some matters now the subject of negotiation
between the Grand Trunk Company and the
Dominion Government will occupy his at
tentiOn during his visit to Canada.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

.H" iptih. AIrli -.
FLOUR losed strong. 1eei 15c higher hnt .,,d
ing was small. fne 81 6jEts ~: euporhne - =
% W; round hoop Ohio. - 1916 90. to-
hour, hrm and moderately active. cornu,,,, -
choice extra, ~ l0fI5 o. ."
NHEAT-OptaODs Wcre active and fava-f.b ,.
une~ dealings were characterized by coueide,nl,i
excitement, prices advanced sharply on fie ~,
news. and closed strong and 8H ia. G. higher Srgf
lots closed strong and pa Z e higher. er.t -
OF ungraded red winter -3ch II on. ~ = -
winter. ~ W'sWl OsH uneraded white 81 an.
No. red state, 81 03: No. rcd Nav a N -,
VlS June. | aANi o5h July 81 O5is nj 07
toRH-Options were active and aFcife.l ol-
Ing hrm ana Ia = q higher; spot lots closed s,,
ana 'f1z cents higher. rpot sales ~ ,,r
graded mixed. 53fs sc; steamer uiYed E7ite,
3Sc' ungraded white. &c. No. 2 fnixad t-ite,
Sosc May. 5795-4c June 'is
oATs-OptioDs were fairly active and h;t..
closing strong A4lisc higher Spot io.a -
strong and A9lAc higher. Spot sales ~ \, >
ThIte state AZ tt'sc; No, 2 nixed Ma "a 41sc
June. 42izG42Ac - ss'-1te'
7s6t S0c. ''-- h'tH,
BARLEY- Nominal
foRE-Dnil bat steady mess. sIs On
LAkD-t losed hrm, - y cash: s. I4ef7 = Ne,
1ikt7 u June. - 'iA4
sUeAR-ln fair demand and firm. IA, .. 49,,
refining. ll-l66G IA-Ig -" 20 s't'
bUrTEB-Dull. State. 14a22c Western foe,
G14c. Ia
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

Ahe place - get sewing machines repaired
ont hls reputation as practical workman.
not where they would rather sell YOU a new
one Agents repairing ~ rule does po,
give satisfaction. Adjusting il a trade After
Twelve years experience am prepared 10 do
WORK that vii give perfect satisfaction. 7
40 not sell new machines or work for any
company, and have bat one object in view.
that j. DO work that viii build up for me a
good trade as q repaIrer Of sewing machines
VIII cal az your shop or house. examine your
machine tel you what can be done. what IT
VIII cost free of charge. Then You can
decide whether you vail have II done or NOT
All orders received boy postal will receive
prompt attention. ] rebuild. roadjust. clean
and repair al kinds. have parts. attachment
and neodles for all. Shop at 10 SUNNI,
''reel. I. II. STRICKLAND,
Sewing Machine Repairer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

We wish il were poesil,le "a, ma a..
enumeraie al the different ar4iclee ia onr
Tt-''v "s's az s..s,aDuIgla
There are thousands of doll am woyfh
o' Merchandise upon our shelves and
counters that as commanding great atten-
ton from customers all over the country
az well as citizens Of our city. The sup-
ply seems sufficient for the lDcreasa.3
demand, as our departments were never
80 Wei supplied Spring a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Mr.. Curtiss to Sell Out

The IradeSniGn has it on the best of
authority that John l.. Curtiss will retire
from the firm of Curtiss, Dunton d Co. he
fore many more days have elapsed. to be
succeeded by Geo. b. Dunton and Eli F.
harrington, each OF whom now own one
quarter interest in the establishment. and
who will each acquire half of Mr.. Curtiss's
interest, making them equal partners. The
style of the new firm has not yet been de
cided Michigan TradesD,nn