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At the White House.
Merchant Trayeler.l

Colonel" called Mr.. Cleveland 10 his pri-
vate secretary the other morning, where in
the thunder did this cigar come FROM and
he chucked it into the Jeffersonian pine-box,
sawduSt cuspidore-
Got it out OF the box Henry WattersOn
sent us from Louisville last week" replied
Colonel Lamont. sticking his head through
the door.
did Henry do that
"He certainly did"
'Well, put a black mark down against his
name, and if he applies for Office, bounce
him at once. as man having designs on the
life and happiness of the Chief Executive of
this great Nation. Ughl reach me one of
Halstead's editorials to take the taste out
of my mouth"
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A Bigoted Spirit.
boston Herald.l

A correspondent of the Journalists letter
would scarcely have appeared in any other
Boston paper-Obiects to the reception of
Vice President Hendricks at Harvard because
sin time of National peril he was unfaithful
to his duties as citizen; that he pursued q
course which directly tended. if it was not
designed. 10 give aid and comfort to the en-
envy, and that he was an habitual and bitter
reviler of the cause for which SO many of the
sons of Harvard gave their lives"
This shows not only bigoted spirit, but a
mind very poorly informed. OF course the
writer voted for Mr.. Blaine in the last cleo
ton. Ii he will read Mr.. BIaine's book, he
will find that the author is,,very compliment
airy toward Mr. Hendricks.
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A Smart Woman.
Texas shiitingS.l


An insurance agent applied to a woman IN
Austin to induce her to get her husbands life
insured.
will be sure to get the money if he will
die right off,
certainly madam"
''But will you give me any assurance that
lac will die right OFF,
mo. madam; we can't do that"
We'll. then, what good will it he to me to
get his life insured. if he doesn't die? | knew
there was some catch about this insurance
business
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Il do not like the new version OF the Old
Testament. said Smith. particularly pas
Sagcs i'm isaiah.
What is the matter with it, asked Mrs.
Smith.
1T don't render it correctly. For instance.
take this passage lie was afflicted. yet he
opened not his mouth. That il incorrect.
We'll. John. how should it rcad?''
Why il should read: lie was afflicted
because he could not make his wife shut her
mouth.
Ho>tilities began Immediately.
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We're Glad She Flushed.

Jennie.-Whcre are You going. Mamie
Mannheim going riding with George.
Jennie.-Oh, never mind him. Stay here
with me. It's not necessary you should 20.
j. il?
Mamie.-Yc>, indeed it j.. Pressing bust
hess, you know.
And then she bluShed.
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A lady was walking along Main street very
rapidly. A gentleman was walking just be-
hind the lady at an equally rapid pace. The
LADY, saw pin on the sidewalk. and stopped
suddenly To pick it up. The gentleman
failed 10 put on brakes and took a header
over the lady. Neither party secured the
min
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Want the Eacts KNOWN.

Nh. EnIToR-I and my neighborS have
been led many times into buying different
things for the liver kidneys and blood that
have done us more harm than good | feel it
due your readers to advise them, when an
honest and good medicine like DIR. HarterS
Iron Tonic can be had. Very truly,
AN OIn SI-RScpTpFp
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In the Dear Old DAYS.

We differ in creed and politics but we are
a unit all the same on the desirabieneSs of
fine head of hair. ii you mourn the loss of
this blessing and ornament bottle or two
of Parker> Hair B;ilsam will make YOU look
az you did i'm the dear old days. Ii is worth
trying. The only standard soc article for the
hair
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Policeman Killed by a Drunken Man.

WumNGroN. Del. June 27.-This afternoon
Lewis Davis while drunk. drew a revolver on his
wife Policeman Peterson iDterfercd. aud Davis
shot and killed him. Davis was pursued through
the streets bv a crowd of people and fred several
shots at them. lie finally Knocked down With
a brick and lodged i'm Jail.
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The Duty of state Legislatures.

Legislation in every State should regulate
the sale and use of the many poisons resorted
to by women in their desperation tea obtain a
beautiful complexion. There exists in DR.
Harters Iron Tonic every requisite to accom-
plish the object without injuring health or
endangering life
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ECZEMA!

For the benefit OF suffering humanity, and in
heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful result, deem
il only my duty to give this unsolicited testimony
in favor of SwiftS Specific. My wife has been al
ficted with hereditary Exzema or salt Rheum
from her infancy. IL has increased i'm intensity
with each succeeding spring, and being somewhat
skilled in medicine myself tried every remedy
could think of for yeaTs-sarsaparilla combined
with every form of Potassie. "Cuticura.' pills of
every kind. and hundreds of other remedies. To-
tons and alkai washes of every known kind but
thcy all gave only temporary relief. During the
spring OF 1884 her lower eNtreHities became 80 IN
famed and sore that she was obliged Ia keep them
constantly coated with covering OF "fulers
Earth, mixed Wet and allowed te dry on. Among
other things she afflicted with a periodical
nervous headache occurring regularly every
DAYS sometimes followed by an intermittent lever
for weeks at time, 80 that her life became bur
den TO her.
This spring determined she should take :. s :.
and follow strictly directions in regard to dose.
diet. etc This was about seven weeks ago.
After taking the first large bottle the disease
seemed to increase; the burning, itching ana IN
hammaiion became unbearabe, .she' however
persevered i'm the Use OF the medicine. Aiter TAX
ing the second bottle the Inflammation began To
subside. After the third bottle the Inflammation
disappeared, and sore spots dried up and turned
white and scaly and finally she brushed them 0fin
an impalpable white powder resembling pure salt
She is now taking the sixth bottle, three ta"e &c
the disease has gone. aud her flesh Is becoming
soft white and smooth again: and what IS more:
her periodical headaches nave disappeared anu
she is now, at 80 years of age, enjoying the only
good health she has known for upwards of 40
wears No wonder she declares with emphasis
that every bottle of :. = :. is worth a thousand
times its weight in gold
ANY further information concerning her case
will lie chceriully given by herself al her resi-
dcncc. la5 Muletf street. or 10y me
JOHN +. BRADLEY. "A Griswold -.
Detroit. Mich. May Ii. lss1.
BE sure to get the genuine. and send for Treatise
en- Blood and skin Diseases. free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer ;, Atlanta Ca.
157 W. 23d ST. n u.
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\ Scene in Kentucky.

Kentuckian crushing into q saloon i'm great
hastel-IIere give me drink of whiskey.
Bartender-Tll have to 20 down cellar and
tap fresh barrel. Colonel the old one has
run out. But il won't take me ten minutes.
Kentuckian-All right. go ahead: but he
quick about it. I've just heard that my
House i ON fire, and I've no time to lose.
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HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.
DECIDED BENEFIT

DIR. John +. Wheeler Hudson. y ". saws:
al have given il with decided benefit in a
case of innutrition of the brain from abuse
of alcohol"
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Vitality of Great Men

Is not always innate or born with them, but
many instances are known where ii has been
acquired by the persistent and judicious use
of DIR. Harters Iron Tonic.
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qualities that il will be used by those who
can travel in the palace ears and those who
can pay but-twenty-five cents yard for their
dress goods.
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Aliens Brain Food arrests all.involuntary
discharges, removes mental dependency,
and restores wonderful power 20 the gen
eratiye organs. 81 six for s.. Druggists or
by mail froni J. IL. Allen. ;i5 First avenue,
n. y.
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Obstacles TO rro,,ibition in Kaa-a-.

Portland Press.
II j. hardly fair to judge prohibition by
what il has done ia Kansas. Snake bites are
very common there.
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o Prayer. the saints delight the golden key
That doth unlock the treasury OF rhc Lord.
Would that our hearts were ever given TO Thee
With one accord.
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Bullet buttons, made OF composition TO
resemble onyx i'm all its colors, are used for
cotton and stuff dresses.
There are ladies, and fashionable woman,
too. who utterly refuse to wear tinsel, high
hats or bonnets, bustes or high cotiures, bnt
they are the exception, not the rule.
The June flower wedding is the fancy of the
passing moment One flower only is arranged
in masses of decorative effects other flowers
forming daShes of another color at remote dis
tanccs and long intervals.
A dress of fawn-cOl0red nuns yelling has
kit-plaited skirt two short scarfs crossed
forming the front drapcry, that of the back
being full and rather long. The bodice is
shirred and belted at the waist. The trim
ming of the sleeves the high military collar,
and the belt are of velvet of darker shade
than the dress,
Little girl bridesmaids are the fancy of
June brides and they are dressed in quaint
Kate Greenaway styles and wear the flower
adopted for the wedding. which must, of
course. be flower festival.
A pointed capote of black straw has the
crown covered with black lace embroidered
with gold. The brim has quilting of gold
lace and bunch of small pink and white
roses form the trimming. IL has no strings
Mohair is the general choice for travelling
dresses because it is graded in sllcl. various
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26
YESTERDAY S COURTS.

PzoBArE-E,tats OF Maria r. Burbank,
minor Guardians bond hled and letters
issued 10 Charles A. Hilton Estate of
John Schledel deceased. Oath and bond
before sale of real estate fied.---Estate OF
Lewis Cook, deceased. Executors nrst an
nual account nled-
SUPERIOR John Purcell ". Mary Purcell
In chancery. Bal for divorce filed. Sarah
j. Coyell -. Henry l.. COyell la chancery.
Bal for divorce tled.
JUsuCE SAUSDEks. People vs.. Daily
& Godfrey. Saloon open on Sunday. Verdict
guilty. 4 o be sentenced al 1890 to-day.
POLICE.-Dsniel NJ. Ives. Drunk. Jail Is
day--Maris ii Clark Disorderly. Paid
S735.- Thomas Hollern. Disorderly.
Adjourned 10 Aug. 26.-John h. Hughes.
Saloon open after hours. Adjourned TO
sept. Thomas O Donnell. Saloon open
after hours. Verdict not guilty.
Wood. Saloon open Oh Sunday. Adjourned
to Aug. =.
JUSTICE WEsTFALL.-Ihe People w. John
Neisdorf. Attempt To kill by poisoning
food. Respondent discharged.
JUsuCE BROUwER-John Keller W.. Adam
Alberts. Assumpsit. Judgment for plain
tltf by default sol a. AM costs.-John NJ.
Waltz W. Frank Mendelkomffski. Assump-
sit. Judgment for plaintiff f4 69.-Dan-
lei Nandenberg W. John Postema. Assump-
sit Judgment, no cause of action.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26
seUllrr As cAssoEo
Oslls s. Codsroy COn.ietsd % Ssspiag
Their Salooa Opsn On 5andag

Oa8is & Godfrof COnscied - esscfag
Their Salooa Opsn On 5sndag.
Daily & GodfFog. pFoprs5ers ~ ths Laks
yis~ E0,.ss Al Rssd's Lake. ~@se tried n
gasIce ..slnsiers's C.sarl yesterday % TIE
cIarxs "a xseFIns rhsIR saloon opsa "a 's11-
day. ABg $. The complaint @as Aaaas =
ths aze1t ~ ths Lar and Order League aG1
Harges Josla conducted 1he pTo.segtlol.
3Aile >. u. clay aGa y Ia. r. Grove aEleaFe1
for fle defendants. - lch uLle 49, COR
s4.led Ia .electllg TIE l4rs slic1s ~Lra > 80
ao4fisel satisfactory O. az parties. eotlsi@l~A
~ tle foili5zlis.. named sell kue@n eltLei4=
f5.aIsls 8 Perkins,. b. &. Russell, Joseph
Miller, trauz Chickarug. Frank q. has
xius sld lsaae h Laiaorea1x. ihs press
cation produced ulLueFois Witnesses slos
shllo uOt giving posltlFS zsidei-cs
A. ~ the nature ~ tle business done, u3s.le
q plsln that Ehr house Vas zelt open anl
So uot kept ei0-ed ga the tag sneB the
offsnse 3as alleged u hags Deen Committed
10 prove thai the re-Dontsuts Aept a saloon
Mss Stinson. Deputy County treasurer sas
.xofu and testified that they had paid TIE
state tak a. dealers M iualt, bre@e1 aud
f-rlaeEfed liquors. y Bile Mise Sllu>0n ~as
on tbs stand Clay snatcnec paper from Der
hAud % SrOsu Mr.. JCsiins and when request
-d - hand II back refused 81 DO 80. he
=
arrived Mr. Ciay had gwen AZ the document,
Ehich Was the application or statement
made D. the respondonts when they paid TIE
Tax. and subsidized temporarily. NJ WI
ne--es we're sworn on the part OF
the defense. bat the Case ~as Ar
fued before the jury a. eOusltsraoiv
length The attorneys for the defense
claimed that Ihe proof showed that onis the
hotel Office Was open ca sunday and that
the prosecution had failed % snow that d.
PENDANTS kept a saloon. They also attacked
I the legality 0f the complaint ani talked
7 great deal about destroying the popularity
i and usefulness OF Reeds Lake summer
resort b. closing the hotels Oh Sunday. Mr..
J0-lln, on behalf OF the people, interpreted
7 The iaW and read cOpiOusly from the Supreme
\ Court decisions affirming IT. constitution
T atty. The JURY retired AZ 20, were Out
nfteen fainutes and returned verdict OF
guilty a. charged IN the complaint IL n
under-tOod that on the ITst ballot the jury
-toOd four for conviction 10 Two for not
guilty After the verdict Was recorded the
+ r-spOndenLs were placed IA the care OF Con
stable Chamberlain, Who was instructed %
/ bring them in for sentence Al 10 20 this
Z morning The Law and Order people arr
Hel pleased With the result OF this trial and
-ay they intend 20 continue these prosecu-
tious until the Law Is respected by the liquor
dealers OF Grand Rapids township.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26
FsslaAr AossrsiN COUNCIL
4 ssry f1arm0olcgs mestinx ftsio Yes
teroag Morninx

tN+~Af Nrt-ff-
Frslzht Agents u the hnes catering
this eity s1st - ths Morton hcase
yesterday ul0FnLng az l0ssl HE
msstluz 49, called ~ order - Chair
uan C. T. GM AID Capt ~ a Gasstt
"a. appointed secretary. After brisf cls-
cassion toe foll0einz resolutien 49, uDznl-
aa0a-ly adopted
kssalsed Itaf ~ ala after U-c. J. ls.3. ths
e,slr 4.ll4l-- lere refTezssted 49, 1o- lsz2e a1s
frsss1r rec. ilts bile ~ di1s gntess tle s@a-e
colsala lla pfinle1 esl4Elt tlo1s and limitation :
s5fi-laa Tes4iaE recel lts- a1d g 81 g'llli
Grssis rs l-Slssi -LEesi - .llsl a-eltz - tb4l
-fesL aEa f1al Lltlc@ o. thzf sffsCt. al-u sloesl
- lasal ssells. H. laDilshsd u az OIaId kapld-
daily papess.
The following l. eOmplete list
II those Ia attendance. General
FREIGHT Agents. &. r. Gil, city VI the Grand
hallis Indiana Railroad; II. Carpenter
cIts. ~ the Chicago & hezt Michigan, and
J. Mcs(ue~ al. Jf. Detroit representing j
Nam, u the Detroit, Grand Haven & Nil
WaUkee. Assistant General Freight Agents
y. A. Gsyett, city, Of the Chicago 4 " es'
Michigan; &. j HBpp, Detroit, Of the Mich
gan Central; j ~. James, Cleveland. OF ths
Lake Shore s. Michigan Southern; r A
lfeadsay. Detroit. travelling Freight Agen
0f The - Ichigau Central General Agents
L. j Mckinney, city. or the Lake shore q
Michigan Southern; A. r. Billings, HillsdaIe
OF the Lake Shore q Michigan Southern; II
} ID. G. \ all Aslnus. Contracting Agent OF th'
( Grand Rapids Indiana Road.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26

Mr.. aud Mrs. J. F. Homan leave to-day
for PetOskey.
Mr. and Mrs Asa Lyon We returned from
a visit to the seaside.
Senator Phelps. Of Big Rapids. Il IN the
cty visiting relatives.
Hsrbor Master O'Neil. OF Detroit. Is m the
city upou private business.
W B. Stimson u camping at Bay View,
for the benefit Of his health.
E. NJ Prisstly. wife and daughter, left yes
terdsy for a visit 20 his parents az PriDceiou.
IN
IB Naliiksu. General Manager Of the
Chicago e West Michigan rsiiroad. Is IN the
city.
f. NJ Barnard savss to-day upou two
weeks business tTlp - i0wa Nebraska aud
Colorado.
Mrs. Dr. Aiken and sons. Arthur and 10,
left yesterday for a short visit with friends
81 Marshall
~ ard Mr- Harvey Iobdei and son. II
Chicago. arse .n the city Visiting l. ?. haV
kius ana family.
H. o. Armstrong y Jscssou. Michigan
Passenger Agent ~ rhe Wabash Railroad.
Eas in ihe tfg yesterday.
vs. O Hnghart. Pres lent OF the Grand
Rapids E Indiana Railroad. "a expected
hame to-day. frrm Fetoskey.
Nis- Ietts r. Thomas and Mss Nellie
Morton have -0ue 20 Douglas. AiieEau coun-
~ t1 spend a short time with friends.
Peter RadsH. the srti=t, leaves this veek
FOR lalo. thence be- vii ~ East. snd CON
tenr afes spending the H inter M Eurore.
C,,l Vinsent. of Bix Rapids leaves to-day
for California. He goes % look after Che
estate left by hrs brother. Tho died recentig.
Geo. Decker left yesterday for Ns~ York.
where he win JOIN HI Henry's uir=trs.
troape He vii play the cornet and ainZ
haas
Abel Young. ~ Boston Mass. b vteitine
relatives in the city. he wil sfteud che
meeting ~ scientists as Ann Artor this
week
FC Sfrsfteu starion-raaste- ~ the n. s.
~ Rsiir'ei. hss r'ne on q fT1 Fess' "a
cafion. He vii visis friends In Canada snd
Portland. Oregon
T. A. Hartman. of the Grand Rarids b
indiana A7l'r,ad. has returned from Cen
tralis. il- whera 81 attended tsa fanarsI ~
h5s arsshsr. vh0 Ff= Killed IN rssir,sd &C.
eideut
T. A. ShenH IF tte kalarnaroo En-.
snd Mr. tstrsntsr. slse of ksianazoo
passed fhrouzh the rty yesterday en -ar-a
~ Hastings. to srteno e Knights ~ Iator
,ouvsnnen.
a. rreadxsy n this cft5- Aa~ acrerfai
the s,Ozstiur ~ travelling f-eixlf Agent fer
the ai.hi-au Centril AsIIrss1 His sesd-
,uarte-s wff. ce u Detroit. sus ais hone
vii renaasn N this city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26

The Press excursion to Putin Bay 9ill be
over a new route, will include a railroad and
steamboat ride aud will be a delightful trip
for all participating OF an excursion TO
this noted and beautiful island from Mar
shall. Mich. the Statesman say-:
The excursion over the Michigan Oaio
% Put In Bay last Saturday was a gratitylnl
success over 100 from this city Battle
Greek and Homer took entire possession OF
she coaches provided and other would-b *
crirsioui.ts along the line were unable tC
obtain recommendation. 80 crowded were
the cars A very enjoyable time l. reported
by all who were fortunate enough 10 20.
The return train was divided into Two sec
tiOns Another excursion has been adver-
tised for Monday. and accommodations IA
the way Of coaches and boats will be pro
vided for 1000 people.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

de
novelties French
Canefs Hair
Black
Faune
which be be appreciated
Weca particular attention to the following Big Bargains
extra Cashmere 40
yard Tns quality Cashmere has never before been sold for than '5
Three of the celebrated jamestown Dress Goods all the latest Fall
color shrink cookie
2iih Satin Berlr yard worth % 2iDch Union Cash
mee10
Sutings from DC to the finest
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26
HILL REAL ESTATE.

II viii Boom When the Gable Road is
Built.
A TELEGKAM reporter asked a real estate
dealer who owns considerable property on
the hill what effect tho cable load would have
upon property IN that portion OF the city.
'.Weli, " said he, Il am going 10 raise my
rents and the price of my property Just as soon
the road II completed. Ia i've years the hill
will De the finest residence portion OF the
city: the southeast portion of the
city has grown considerably Oi
late years. bat when the cable road
Is built We will have a complete walkaway
upon the hill. because the land IN the south
eastern part of the eitJ J. lOw-lyIng and ha'
e. De well drained, and We are not required
To spend A small fortune IN draining land OF
the hill The only objection the people have
t. the hill AZ present i the difficulty of tray
cling. which will be overcome when the roaC
Is in operation
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26
To pbvs;ciaos


Nr J. 4. otte. having completed a fBll
coarse Of mary Analyses under DR.. Y G..
Vaughan of the T.. 81 u. is prepared 70 make
Intercepted. chemical. qualitative and
quaut5taflve exsminati )D IF urine. Charges
tvo g. Eve dollars Ofice with Dr.. K. !.
kirkland. Ne. 10 Monroe street. Hours 10
- a. m.
Peck's German Cologne Sl.50 per pint. ~
cents per ounce. Fragrant aud lasting. Try
it Is vii please you.
PFCK's DRuG SroRE.
orurT oF rHE E,erE sTs,w DTE Housy }
NJ. D OaEaI -TaFsT
6ssSn ktFIDs. Micn-. August y ,
T. adde's sn3 6enfisr1en
On ac~onnf - hard tines hsve reiuced my
rates ~ r~isr-s ard fnr-hernnrp in ordfr fo s-vr
general ssr.-fsrfi.ln. 7 inst anrszei 80 - the
fref iterz iu -he ~fsfe. tferaf1ra = vu1 have any
werk in Clearing srG to.ori1g = Ciothinz.
Dresses Ersue - vel - 0flsn -hsrls b
.rsrs. Iacee. Ribbons Hosiery ere. take -gch 20
rfe fa4e Steam Fye Hons-. NJ. q Canal -frssr.
where v-7 wlI zrr haiter wrrx snd ia-rav prices
rr-r thar ran ever fsd before
grreiri1r Refining Refering snd Ranini 9
~ .-enfs CirfhinT done berter han n snf plece
i- tf.s~ ~-tr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26

Fire destroyed the residence of John Z.
Curlsy. Of Grattau Township, ab0at O'Clock
on sunday morning. Mr.. Curley, an cid
the house persisted in the flames. il Is -u--
p-cted that the old man was fOully deals
with. "a the fire started where there WIS uo
stove or fire. lace. The loss on the buudlrE
and contents is about Sl,J0, with no in-ur-
auce.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26
To be Opened in a Few Days.

Our Preparations for large Fall and Winter trade have
been on "a very large scale The balance of summer
stock has been slaughtered in order 10 make for
New Fall Goods Our purchases have been heavy and
bought the bulk of entire Fall Stock direct from
manufacturers Thereby saving the jobbers prot
safely that cannot be undersOd by
house the trade As dry goods of every description
lower than before known in the history of the dry
goods trade and III order people against paying high
prices for goods carried from last year will simply
quote few prices which guarantee fully % per cent less
than last fall.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT

n
Weof goodft ting New Mark ,heavyc for
$500
Fine diagonal NewM arket for
quality u black andbr
S7G0 $1,000
Beauifu New Asst
never efo so LEST S20l
trimmed Markets
at
grades of Rus
styles quality Silk Plush
and
So Silk styles extraordinary low
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26

J,hn Purcell ssks ne Saver'or Court for a
si-orce from hss wife Mary FareeiA They
were married in fs7t. and she Deserted hisn
and their fcur children IN icsA >srRn =.
f,,~.ll .sEs tba .a-sia rcurs foF a divorce
g-os~ Hao~v e Covet alleEux extreme
,~ueitv ard ssiiura ~ suprort cae seys nat
~ has neglected hss family and freq1enEly
sfruek her - snrer i1eF 1are tFo sai-
iren ant are has been zranttsi az so3ailetlen
restrsiuinz nin frsrn tnterfersng WIN aer
Affairs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-26

Friedrich Brothers, - md - Canal street,
are the leading music firm of Grand Rapids
aud of Western Michigan. They keep the
largest and best assorted stock of sheet
music and musical merchandise, and make
a speciality Of strictly first class pianos and
organs. Having been tor many years the
only firm IN the city who kept them, they
were enabled 10 choose the best from the
several makes They still keep the Weber
and kuabe, pianos of world wide celebrity,
while their competitors keep but one make.
Their rapidly increasing business demon
strates the popularity of the goods they
handle.