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much larger mails than the democrats.
The difference in Voorhees, case is ex-
planned by his personal popularity.
Popular men in congress are deluged
with letters in the same degree as they
in private life, receive more attention
than those who are more exclusive.
Voorhees, is man of the people. He
is easily approached and is hail-fel-
low-weA-met among the homespun
farmers of the Hoosier State. Al
though copperhead and a peace
Democrat during the war, he has
proven himself the friend of the sol
.diers since he became a senator. He
receives nearly all the letters relating
to pensions from that State, and his
mail is probably thrice as large as
that of his colleague, who was both n
soldier and union man. Next to
VOORHEES,, Jones of Florida receives
the largest mail on the Democratic
side. Like Belford, he is proud of it.
Jones was born in Ireland and worked
his way to his present prominence
from shoe-maker's beEch. His cor
respondence comes from every section
of the country, in which respect it is
similar to Gen. Logan's though not 80
diffuse.
The Democrats are already paying
the penalty of having achieved great
national victory. Since the election
the mail of members of congress of
that party has doubled-in some cases
tripled. The Daily Ne,Us correspond
ent found Mills of Texas in the appro-
priation committee room the other day
with pile of letters lying before him
and look of hopeless resignation on
his face. Espying the correspondent
and pointing to the letters he exclaim-
ed: "There's a budget of eighteen
letters l have just received. Fifteen of
the number are applications for Office.
Between now and March 4th the
number will increase to 900. There
are about dozen federal positions in
my district. That means 988 disap-
pointed aspirants, who will knife me
at the polls, expect, two years
hence"
Representative Welburn, of the
same State, who has been similarly
beset, has cut the Gordian knot by
preparing circular letter referring
applicants for government clerkships
to the civil-service commission and re.
fusing to notice the communications Of
all others.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1885-01-01

and piteously prayed the stern men
before her to spare her love, her life.
The appeal was most piteous and af-
fecting, and at its close she fell into a
dead swoon. Carrying her to one side,
the. ghastly preparations were soon
completed, and but few minutes lat
or the body of Jack Maitland was
swinging in mid-air, and the punish
ment for the cruel crime which had
been committed was complete. The
wife was conveyed to town, and after
lowering between life and death for
weeks finally recovered sufficiently to
be sent home to her friends in the
East, -who proved to be people OF
wealth and standing"
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A Talented Young Lady Artist.
Ralcsgh advocate

Miss Lillian Arneld, daughter of
Rev. j. ID. Arnold, of Geldsboro, has
painted a fnescrayon portrait of Gov
ernor elect A. NJ. Scales, to be pre-
sented to one on O. of the literary So
cieties mt the University of North
CarolinA: Rev. DR.. A. w. Mnngum
i 70 present the pictures !
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A pQT7T Send six cents for postage and rs-
Il hIhu'ceive free "a costly box of goods which
will heipyou to more money right away than
anything else in this world. All of either sex sue
eeed from first hour. The broad road to fortune
opens before the workers, absolutely sure. AT
once address, TRUE 4 Co., Augusta, Maine.
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Lever interrupt any conversation with a
hacking cough; it creates a bah impression.
Better inyestsa quarter of adollar in bottle Of
DR.. Balls Cough Syrup AMI care it. a
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The NfmbIe Sixpence.

GEND for Catalogue and Price List, mailed
Ofree. BARGAINS in White and Decorated Por-
celain Opaque Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets.
Handsomer shapes and lower prices than ever.
Decorated Dinner Sets in Colored one inch
Bands and Gold Line, Celeste, Blue, Maroon
Pink, &c.) for $50. Tea Sets to match, $3.50.
All articles in Glass Ware Ebulously low. Large
variety of other goods in our line. Goods pack
ed and shipped, free of charge, c. O. D., or as
requested.
HADLEY'5 (forrnerIy Of Cooper institute
Now IT'S Broadway, Y. Y, Opposite Stewards
Send for descriptive Catalogue and Price
List. oct 80, 6m. :
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German botanist has given in
stances of the modification Of plants
by insects 50 as to produce new varie-
ties
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PRICE 5 Gents


OFFERS his professional stss. .ces to the cti-
Ozens of Winston and Salem and the sur
rounding country. Office over %. Thomp-
sons Drug Store. April "a, SLY
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ROCK LIME.
EfOR BUILDING PURPOSES,
Freshly Burned, Sl.l5 per bbl.,
Delivered in Wilmington
Also, AGRICULTURAL LIME
and CARBONATE OF LIME
FRENCH BROS,
Aug2stf Rocky Point, n. C
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4 q II aL
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= A motor driven by small charges
of gun-cotton is an English novelty.
It is said to be applicable wherever
small powers are required.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

USfrED SrArEs.-Harriet NJ jerks w.
Amazias Thomas, l.nman Jennison ct al.
Eleetment. On trial before jury United
States ". George Fox. Uttering counterfeit
silver coin. Examination before Commis-
si0neF G. b. HinsdIll. Respondent held for
trial, aud gave bail for appearance April Z.
CRcuIr.-rhe People ". Chris Duffy. Lar
ceny from dwelling ia dag time. Sentenced
10 ionia for three Year.. .--H llhelmIna Shat
fer -. John Cordes. IrOyer. Tried by jury
Verdict for plaintiff for Sl6. aud attorney
fee OF So. 30.--kobert L. Emerson ". Adol-
phus y. bacon ct al Repleyin. Stay ex-
tended thirty days. -Ephraim shier. Ad-
". Hugh MeCochran. Assumpsit- On trial
before jury
OFefcE BUsINFss.-Emma Turner W. VIM.
Turner. Bill for divorce filed.
PR0BArE.-Estate of Ada Cowles, minor.
Order appointing Eva A. CCwles,
guardian. Estate of Amos Rathbone. de-
ceased. Executors annual account filed, and
March 9th set for hearing. Estate of
Emory L. Diamond, et al, minors. Order
granting allowance for support. Estate
of Hiram Moore, mentally incompetent.
Inventory filed.-Estatc of William Tyler,
deceased. viii and petition for probate of
same filed. April set Tor herring
Estate Of Frank Hillebret, deceased. Frank
H. Thomas appointed administrator. Bond
filed aud letters issued. Estate of Joseph
F. Bird, minor. Sarah L. Bird appointed
guardian. Bond filed and letters issued. 49,
Estate OF Anna Lark, deceased. Petition
for determination of heirs MED. and April IL
set for hearing
SuPKRIoR.-E u. Benedict. benz. Potter,
Isaac Powell. George y. Schnable, ;. NJ.
Pearsall and John MGir, jurors, excused for
the terln.-Peope ". Cody W. Sherwood.
Robbery. Respondent released on personal
recognizance in the sum of 800. People
". John Neder. Assault with intent to rob.
+ NOlle pros d.-PeOple ". Nm. Paula.
T Larceny. Sentenced 10 IOnia for six months.
The People W. VIM. Burke aad VIM. p
Madden Larceny. Each sentenced 10
IOnia for one year. Barney Van Patten
". Lafayette Hatch. In chancery. De
murrer 10 plea argued and submitted
Eleanor J. Sherman vs. Thomas A. Sher
man. In chancery. Bill for divorce filed.
PoIIoE CoUKT.-William V. Malmburg
Drunk Sentence suspended. Gregg
+ Violating dog ordinance. holle Psos'd on
payment of costs, 81 .TJ.-John Watterson
Disorderly. Discharged. H.
Shields. Saloon open on Sunday. Ad-
journed TO March l.. . a. m.-Wm. Ge-
lock Saloon open on legal holiday. Ad
jouFned TO March II, at q. m.--Josepf
Kruse Saloon open on legal holiday. Ad-
journed To March II at 9 a. m.--AntoI
I MefEDler. Assault anu battery. twenty
days in jsil.-Abram Hiison. Receiving
stolen goods. Adjourned to March IL, a
E "A.
JUSTICE HOIoOMB.-Peter Werlich vs.
Peter kautenberger. Assumpsit. Judg
ment COR plaintiff 500 and costs.-Sam'
". Matthias Miller. garnishee defendant
Disclosure made.-ira o. Green Vs. Franl
l.. Orcutt ct al. Debt. Settled.
JUSTICE SAUSDERs.-Dav.d Monroe "
Lyman +. Kinney. AssumpSit. Judgmen
on cause of action. Costs $40 TO plaintiff.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

The Emma Abbott Opera Company viii
sif lhss cstg IA April
Ephraim Shier 0ss admitted 90 citizen
10 Ia ths Circuit Coort yesterday.
". -. Westfan aud John ID. NJ. Shirts
ere c.snInlissiOned a. N0tarles yesterday.
The Grand Opera Club il % give a calico
erty at Armory Hall on the evening OF
.prl 7.
The Holland Ala society. hop. at the hall,
prnsr Of i0nia and Fulton streets, thus
sening.
Ne Georzs Davidson il 10 give a progres-
go euchro party, this evening, AZ bis home
a iazrave street.
There il - be a meetinx of Custer Post.
q. s. q. A. r.. az the hall IN the Pelrce
t,ck this evening.
The employees Of the Veneer and Panel
'ompany attended the funeral services Of
red kastan Ia body yesterday
The el0cniionary and musical entertain
aent given at the Second Baptist Church last
seninz wa- a <uccess In All RESPECTS.
Afsslght train on the Lake Shore road was
tuck ia the snow on Pigeon prairie on Mon
~ and had 10 be relieved by the snow plo~
ar. Charles y Dickinson. OF the Grand
iavgn Broom Company, was IA the eity yes
afti1y looking for men % work ia the cOm-
any : factory.
The Ssar and Crescent mills started yes
sr,las with water power. The Nalley City
dthng Company has been operating ~ niu
or week or more
Soue miscreanf. who probably has n
tFlnl4e deep seated IN his breast, cut ore u
he maia-shaft belts IN Nelson. Matter &
-. factory yesterday.
keen n quiet tine or two refOrtcrs ars
l,yir-1r for the return Of the Grand Rap
H. delegation from Washington. and rich
Interviews may be- exs ected.
John L. Elliott. Of this city. has received
sffers patent on a new water proof com
,onnd. AID z. r. Hamburg. also Of this
lty. upon an automatic hre-kindier-
Il i rumored that the Frank Ias, sence.
encd IN the telegraph di-patc,iss A. having
seen robbed With Hon. 4. r. larsney. Was
loue other than John ;. Lawrence. Of tins
eity.
The Ladies Furnishing Society ~ the
Division Street NJ. f. Church. has Sl.loO IN
he treasury, aud expects 20 re-furnISh and
.e-csrpet the church before the Fall confer
snce.
The funeral Of ". n. Pittwood of Mitchell.
Dakota. AMI formerly Of this city. IL 90 oc-
.aar from the residence Of d. & SImm0ns,
~ Fourth avenue. at 2 o'clock this alter
aeon.
ffsorxe Fox. Who Wa held % bail of United
States C0mmissloner Hinsdln. yesterday. =
the Lamont saloon keeper who last week
tried - pas counterfeit dollar at PEEK :
8fn0 store.
Sleirhsug on the gravel roacis j. worn out.
Several farmers who came 81 the city yester
lty hssd to leaSe their sleighs when they
slrnck the xrsvel roads and borrow wagons
come IN with.
The swing gates n she West Bridge street
ilr,ad crossing have not been used since
Oecemher. The pipes through which che
rs>ls and chains run became filed with
wafsr. which froze up aud Disabled the gates.
tnton Nechler the German arrested Tor
being disortisriy. and whose disorderly con
dnct cssnsisfed IN brptails beating ms wife
~as srraiQnsd m Folice Court yesterday
he vii reflect ever his actions m iad Tor
the next twenty days
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Two we'll known old residents. Elven G..
Hill and Ori-on A. Withey. went about the
city yesterday bidding their friends good
ed trip in the South. They 20 direct 20
Cincinnati where they will spend few days
and then 90 20 New Orleans 10 see the Ex-
position. Then they VIII visit Galveston,
Texas. aud after returning To New Orleans
~ill sail for Cuba and, returning. will visit
Both are old men and their friends were
quite unwilling 10 see them depart on 20
long journey. but the old gentlemen
laughed at the idea of danger and started off
rs happy and confident ~ boys.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

LETTERS from people all
over Michigan come pouring
in upon Us daily for the cheap
goods. No wonder our trade
Is increasing so rapidly and
that our store Is crowded from
morning until night. Only
look at the low prices for every
thing:
Good ward wide Brown Sheet
ing for only nc per yard.
Good Calicos for only &c and
5c per yard.
Brocaded Dress Goods from
Sc to l24c per yard.
Cashmeres for l5c and DC.
Ginghams for 5c. &c, &c and
Zoe per yard.
Beautiful GInghams. very
handsome plaids, for &c. Zoe
and l21c.
Bleached Cottons for 5c. &c.
&C. &c. &c and lOc.
Plaid Dress foods a. low a
&c. Sc. = and i0c.
White Flannel for only &c
per yard
New White Dress Goods. a
large stock Just opend. con
sisting Of several hundred
pieces AT the most astounding
low prices
SPRTNe & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Monday afternoon Colonel Stewart Ives
presented note for $4,000, which he re-
ce.ved through a Chicago correspondent, TO
ran 20 Mr.. Baker. of Biz Rapids, bore the
signature of Arthur ". Byrne, and the name
Of Mr.. Morris was signed ~ endorser. Mrs.
Morris al once declared her name oa the
back of the paper 20 be a very awkward for
gerry Col. Ivrs left last night for Chicago
% look after the matter. Mr.. Byrne Is Mrs.
Morri-'s son-in-las. and at present calls
Chicago his home and stops at the Palmer
House. Il i claimed be has been a persist
ent dealer ia wheat deals. Pc WAS IN this
city about a week ago. Mrs. BY rne j. at the
Morton House in this city, in qaite poor
health
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

The third lecture of the series of enter
tainmsnts now in progress at the Universal
1T church was delivered BY Hon. NJ. G.
Burch on the Ministry of Poverty" The
lecture both IN matter aud delivery was well
received and reflected great credit upon its
author. Mr.. Bgrch has. evidently. an ex-
allied opinion Of the dignity OF labor, and
thinks but neanly Of so-called society. a. at
present constituted. He denominated it as
the abominatiOn OF intellectual desc
lation An appreciative audience listened
attentiveiy throughout the entire evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11
T.s SO MUs.cAL soclsTY.
composed q she leading Musicians
u the Cit,-iis Purpose.

t"- >~"tf 'tp r---~
Ihe PtlllaFlaoaie Socl~ts reesltil OFxan-
ize1 ~ tbs p1rpose u psoslloti-E tsste s1a
iEngvs. .esaslli IL nllsaesJ s84llers, gave soao<
seEs blsasiLs sslsctlS1ss a. fhs o.4ndsy ElgLl
services a. Po@ers's Opsss hgase. he -
clstg has -oale twenty aye menlaers, Iueiad-
IA tl.e iss1i1x BzzSlelaIls 81 lle elts, a. tol-
ioss: r. A. ia4-on. Waiter Alike. NllouI
forcs. 4 A. AarzooFg. Peter scll2eli.
-A agneF. yioiiBistss y. A. SaiRzanan and
A. Aibreeht, yiolss; Frsnk Alddietou, bass.
Nessrs. Dolan and Bishop, nate. J. A.
4gehAHg. Harry Hubbard. J. ID. York. elaF-
.0nsts. Frank y arzbafg, h. b. Bsaan, cor
nets, LOUIS Martin, John Wagner, freneh
horns, Frank H0ltoa aud Chas- Haaser,
trombons=: Frank Stone and Carl Mo<llsr
tmpanl
The officers are; X. A. Nelienstesn, di-
rector Louis Martha, president PeteI
sehikell. wee president; r c. Braun. secFs-
tary; ". A. shinkuan. treasurer h. A.
Wurzburg. librarian
Irustees-F. NJ. Lawson, Frank Middle
toe, ". A. shinkman, X. A. welienstein and
Louis Martin.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11
olseoslhe o THs cRIMlNAls 5
Several o. ThsHo seatsaesd Yesterday
Other Ca4ss postponso


Other Cssss Postponed
Ctrls Dsss 40 eHh Foiey zed Dshrrts
lstsi Sannaef roltsd -sssral hoo-es nesr
OEsa-Gsille, wiils the oacaplHts ~ers a. ths
ssss seeing Tie c4fc9s. ~as -sutehced gssteE-
aas II ths CiFca1 Coari d lonia House u
Correctiou ior three se&rs. ftis makes tias
ei.,l.th maa = ko hAs besa convicted Of rob
b<rs eoalmitssd betsesa Orand ksplcs and
OssAndsllie within the past yesF. fro~ecat-
ing Attorney Turner managed tle ea~s very
skliifally. u Dars would nog have heen cas-
sieied as TIE evidence against him ~as
iareeii circumstantisL
wm. Paula. aged sesenteen gears. Ma ssn-
tenced 10 ionia for IL months for steallns
arti~les from Geo. A. Halls news room.
Nm. Burs and Wm. 4. Madden, Who were
arrested for stealing cap from Canal
street clothing store, aud confessed their
guilt, were sent to lenia for olse sear each.
John Aeider, who Was accused OF holding
up" James Mcbride. the lawyer. on Canal
street about year ago and robbing hIm Of
has money, WAS tins morning discharged
from custody. as the evidence against him
wss not considered strong enough 20 con
Wet.
Criminal business will now be dull for a
few days. the other cases on the docket being
postponed ia order 10 secure the attendance
of necessary witnesses.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

The following letters remain in the post
office uncalied for:
HENrI.EvEN sIIsr.

GENTLEMEN LIST.
B-Barby Alsxanier 7. Barton Bros. Buskirk
Gharle~ BeChfel Charles. Barger Il l.. BOylan
Bonghn Lewis. Rockwell Lewis NJ. Bently VI v.
C-Connofly Arthur. Churchill W y. CarrOl :
f. Cole Lew CO1k Levi. Clark James. Corn John
A. Clark Homer. Clinton r.
D-DinsmoOre T. Durby n. Bickinsu l. X. Davis
Joseph. Davis Herman Durham & II Dewey Chez
ter Dean De, id. Doff1 n.
E-trnst VI. Emery ter. Ewier Weld n kcte-
nav John
F-Flsmings " y. Foley Patrick Faulkner
Patrick. Farlin = q Fitzgerald 4.
G-Guryiou Table & Ngor 60. trrand Rapids
Machine Co. Grower llr tration q &. Glenn FL
ward. ttsskell tseorEe tsrac.y jos " sfernlain
Utfableny Nm Grand karils Argus.
Heiae~ Ww ~ Hixginson II. Hessfton Henry.
Hudson II A. Hrhtard George Hart Edwin J,
Has Pred Hart tharies. Howard Charles. Hall
J. Hun inzfou u VI.
J-I0nas fider T.
K-Kuve LF. Kinney p r. kimpfon Edward.
koeTeScy freorge
I-fo1lseck Henry " Lanfcrski Michel.
M-Minsr l. q. Nsywu,ri Jzy q. Nilinr James.
Money - Mcf3se A J. Mathews Capt.
Nichols - r. Newman T
O-Oionnor James, ostell Jerome
P-P,sserssr PefeT Psr-ens Walter. PsrTiaton
R-Roh nss.n v. R.,e.s ~. Rudrcr- v. Rsuh.
It,f~ R..hin-au fsaorEs k knbrizat Frank y.
Ri.sa ghsrir~ isaiimzherxrr ar Rheams 4 q.
--Schuier euSf. >rptt Frank. el1dTiaS r.
Sbaru jams. Scoft Ns-thiss Soy1isr cinesfn.
SpaidlngS = siksiqiis 7 e.. SIN uoas ~ VI.
II Taylor n. TrForie frvip. Thompson
Charles 2 ran= Nichsel.
N-Fant Hof John
Ne, tharss- 2 Werlich d. ffariez Q
Williams Edsar wight n J Williams : va
ser Wm.
Y-Yaucy f3lss
H y MOORE. p ~susasier.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

The pubic dedication OF the new Masonic
Hail. receotly completed. IN Rockford. viii
take place this evening. The exercises co5u-
mencing at : o'clcck and being conducted
BY Gen. VIM 2. Inne-. Of this city. Secre-
tary Of the Grand Lodge Of Michigan. AZ
ter the iesicstion exercises grand Masonic
bali viii take place in C0lby'- Hail. Squiers'
those mentioned upou the Invitation Com
fuittes are A. J. Stebbins. Ton Ferguson
and r. A. NcAaley.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Bose Claims ss8soa sCns~ Mat ne
49, 5oyinE


shrshaIn iiilsoa, tie As.g Briazs sfrset
SECOND asaa ei.st4iss. bad hea.sax esfors
Jadze Hoinses yesterday. esArxsd snh re-
celgin< -tslel zA5sis. tas sestiHssng u
(iso- kose. sls -os4ss silae 8 - pleads lgullts
~ sfeaIillg tae sast. as rat4sf e0nsInclag.
he says he sto.s sgIr " eiofhes froIa ole
"a iile ossssrt = r58.as at Ehs AiDson hoase.
ga Acct street, t.sk The elotnss ~ hilson
sl.d s.sii lil-4n u hias TOR -. told hia be
Esald Lase ~ bs careful. a. they acre stoisn
gsods. lill~ou .asd DC EOl4ld - give a.
much fos Las s4sI GA fhis sce0uAt - be
otherxise s0uld. a. be dId n0g sish % saks
the ehanaes "a losIng them. hose also says hs
sent into the store afterwards and inf0rnied
hiiss,n a warrant ~as i-sGe.i for the search
i8x Of bis store. and BE- Told ms ~ take away
the z01,si-. and / did hilsCa claims Il sss
applied - han for money - leave town
With, bat being refused he gave himself az
y ths poliee ana Implicated him thFOazh
spite. Hs did not kn0x the goods we're
stolen. Rose testified That his home VA
formerly Ia Rochester, \. T.; that
has fathers home Was there; that has
fsfe-f name was not Rose, aud thar he had
borne the name only since last spring. The
case vii be conllnaed this morning IA Police
Court
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Below please notice the
changes in Summer Silks and
other Silks. reduced from soc
and 60c to 39c. Also a large
lot reduced from 65c and Zoe
to IS. Also about fifty pieces,
worth from Soc to S1.0O. re-
duced to 63c. A large lot of
very heavy eros Grain Silks,
all colors. worth from Sl.25 to
Sl.50 per yard, we have
marked 95c.
Black Silks Only look at
the low prices:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11
West erldge Street Cars.

The street car track on West Bridge street
Il covered with nearly a foot of solid ice.
and II the cars are started within ten days.
a. ordered BY the Council. ,he company will
have to furnish employ ymsnt to a large num-
Der Of u,en for few days The people who
i've weli out on the street would be pleased
70 see the cars running but the merchants
are not particularly anxious 20 have the track
cloarcd. Il does not injure their trade 70
any great extent TO have the route aban-
fnrat
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11


I. Z. Carroll leaves for Colorado this
eeek
X. q. Hin and q. A. withey started yes
tersisy for New Orleans.
Snpervisor James q. Johnson. of Bovine.
ras IN the city yesterday.
q. r. Lockwood. of the Grand Rapids &
Indiana road. spent yesterday in Caicszo.
3. famoreaax started FOR indianapolis
Iasf evening. HIS trip i one - business.
Il. y swarfout and wife. Who have been
visiting ia New Xors. returned home ysster-
dsY-
o. =. Conkiia eft Yesterday FOR New Tn
lrn1is. He viii visit fiorida before retnrn-
Bz houe.
C. A. sarney. Esq Of Hart. wss IN the
as Yesterday l,u ms say to the >fate Con
~s..s - Lansing.
a SNYDER. of Ypsiltfsfi Fresi-
richtgan Csn.,- Meeting A,fso-
Z ia fown last night
r,uan. editor Of that srrixhtig
.by isfepsasfegsf. wss IN thi-
"a his way - Lansing
a. usauaxer ef ire A. A.
~ Engraving Company.
eu A business trip.
asstertl.as for an extenc-
Sonth He vii VISIT
sCiiv and Nev Orleans.
Gnrrin. ~ Co. 3. and
- T. Grand Rsspitis
ag shi= mor1ins. en-
hes rore - CHI
el,lrer eill faiioU
II mske a sscrt
Big Rarids.
feF nfernl1R
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

Supervise ". :. Plumb. Of Ada. vas in
he cifg yesterday. complaining Of the iSnor
snce displayed hy one q our morning CO
temecrsris~. ia stating that brrsh CON-
psny hss,i been orxsnized n Ada he saws
that the peopis Il Ada are not 80 far behind
ire fashions a. 10 be thinkinz of making
br,ishes when there Is such q brisk demand
fsr skstes The conpsay was Organized
for the rusuose ~ building a INK. and vii
soon have the buildinx completed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

The faneral services ~ tfe lsfe Geo. 4.
Case we're conducted from TIE Wesieys an
II. r. church yesterday afternoon AZ ?
s'eiock. Rev Henry Powers officiating. The
church eas al'.-i vifb shs friends ~ the de
..sa=s.t r.-a the Jnited Workmea and Order
~ Cisosen Frseuss-. ~ which Nr. Case wss r.
rnersber attended tse SERVICES IN iosiis--
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11
Bringing in the Wealth.

Bernard OBrien, Treasurer of Walker
township, settled with the County Treasurer
yesterday. His roll amounted to S2,525.S9
and he collected all but 1892. Charles
Cary, Treasurer of Scion, also settled yes
terday returning as unpaid, $685. out of
SfI5Sg0
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11
Worth Sl.OO. now

These are the lowest we
have ever known.
Black Satin Rhadame for
75c.. S1.00, Sl.25 and Sl.50.
All these goods have been re-
duced nearly one-halfin in price.
They must be sold. We are
overloaded with them.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-11

The Grand Rapids MORNING TELEGRAM has
been enlarged from siK to seven-column
folio. Ii is one of the best little dailies IN
Michigan and plenty large enough 10 con-
tain all the news in condensed form.-ksat
CfsU Herald