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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
ADJCrANT GENERAL KING

ADJrrANT GENERAL KING, Il
has received a letter from w. d
residing in FL Paso County, sta,
ON December ? about twenty..,
lean soldiers crossed into Tex
deliberately stole a herd of tw,,
cattle belonging to Americans.
the soldiers put in an appear. u
COW boys asked them their n,
for crossing into Texas and drs
cattle. The leader told them ~
better 60 back to camp. Tituj
the Adjutant General for State 3
TO protect the frontier. Genera|
replied that whatever aid they|
render would be freely given. II
an invasion by foreign soldic1
fully within the scope of the aru
of the United States army, 81
matter would be brought to the
Of the President.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
The Supreme Court of Ohio

The Supreme Court of Ohio Il
cided the case of Scotield. So,
4 League against the Lake s.,
Michigan Southern Railroad. il
Of the plaintiffs. They arc ind.
cnt oil refincrs of Clevelant
sought to enjoin the railroad co,
from granting the Standard Oil
pany lower rates for carrying OF
Cleveland west than it granteds
They claimed that lower rates
given the Standard Oil Compa-
giving them a rebate on the n.
tariff. The case was decided BY !
Blandin OF the Cuyohsg@ Col
Pleas. and the question raised VI
served in the District Court, ant
case brought direct to the Sur
Court, where it was argued 9
weeks ago and has just ben id
in favor Of the firm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

A RECENT cablegram sts1ed that
forty Servians had been shot mutt
lating themselves by blowd their
trigger finger off or otherwl injur-
ing themselves to escape Dilitary
service. and that King NilaT 4rdered
their execution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

The kau~ae ~ Ga. werks Tatalt,
WRECKED Explosion ia r-nns'lsaat-
kAN~N~ N. No, December l0.-A,
90 O'Clock 3ts trniay morning a terrible
explosion o. 1f7sd si the worss uf The kab
-, Cay % light ard Coss Company.
conner of ami Campbell, streets. un
the fast - The slsck ~ss plainly
f~.t u all % "f The city. Windows ~ers
broken sud ~ ~Trnch.d from tpeii
hlBsrN blocktor % from the scene 81 the
di>est.t. . Splosion acrurfed Ia ti,s
lar'y TX De- - All was heard fu' mir,
afouur. 80 nf,.sn ct twenty blocts
REay D. sc - .ci as By au earthquake.
Tie shock q sfilhIs report created Tire
.~Iratss' csc - at ia ,bs city. AithopEi.
Size hour sas NJ ara Tire nlgfi scty dark
aai -i'ruf. r. de Turned out bufftssils
u Isl! SORTS ~tnn,r.. Many tbougbi
t.rt as "a shr k- hsd ocruuet. whiis
ether, Sc, a'sd3 q; 4 d~}nanlss rspias gu
- tie mot toet and gigantic e~hHrsrtsf
la4 taken - a s0-Bs ss toe zlafta
sounded al ~ uptown hrr csgu gzhiss
r1-i.sd tufh.stN- % Of o.. disaster. AMI ~
very f~s "a = large force of hfe
msn 3. -. as hesis~ efHpioYsa Aud
others 60 work oa tAa psrs
80 broken and sp3tnisF~i tea
Der ~ at the wounded
= any iadtg suifsd 10 the saiss \
large cfusd - =. sssdy gathefssd shssus the
works an "A the night shifi a: to
~ofk. and - . In day shifi wiio lsei
n-Af ami ~OttI turned oat In ~ .4.s =
huff.-i8 iaH-~H -s~-~ -rfg s..-sy a
..,.Z .aL. 1900 $1,000 - -,
N-f- tnus.i on tL~ haEUs f4us H.
workman ~sf- osH.d tox~,trz 1T
suau's.i sn1 "a "a. foutst usst al q 80
uiEbt force could - arraarts.i 10 ~s~-lA sac
regimen. Julius " ~lNsn~. Ssasa sfo4-s
were heard ss.g * 'rum = piss of ffac. sci
lumber <'eTr to - - rsou. hal fs~t.sfis
stood. at Ire 80 meet was de- s1S IIs
vss found "a De- hafy i1lurrf iHt
ApI~s are sutsFp mel - his fe~ss
srv h- serO 4fe 2 foss -fasE
att to io~s - o8s.y 80 fnated 81
ff-gs sig1 OF "a E}ssp~ TbS 5ae-5s Il
o.. Gas COMPANY iss T@~lIv~ t.ss Z So
not .As ssl#fs.au. lHt e. tess 20 lrHs
Wi.~ This if.s3fy e o--J Azssi os th~
fat Tat ihs COMPANY tsse =
Ell. ~~~ks 80, 81 ;fuga.e -n aa5 81.
-fafsrl s~y~rsi sug1y~@
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trdsg uasfr. - .. fea-f p'rir~4 a or se4.
: asfr-si yas ,-~affeG a. 80 fs ter-~ e
W~eF Gfrsr "a Mar s;fret efa s1z lae
saii'e t-IS * a5-s iuf la. goo osrssats
'faHs LsE h~ss at ta.s 80 .-srfaaaa -.
fogs~ iisriv f~-t ASA Th~ f-~s - 20
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if'-d ffuai - hos-e so sau@f a sb-
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bulge OF arr th~n r. i~messY
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

NJ. WADDIsGToN, the Free Am
bassador, and the Marquis Of x sbury.
had a conference in London :: tDently,
which resulted in an agreerah t that
English influence would be fxerted
with the Malagasy GovernmeH 4 con-
clude a treaty of peace with shnce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

AN old lady. Mary b. BOD,
Gently died at Salina City. Id ag
ninety-threc years. who wa G
witness to the launching Of tito
first steamboat on the Hrdl(n.
which time she was sixteen 8 5 o
She had distinct and intelligs rec
lections of that important even md
principal actors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

In the case of Carnegie BrS|
Pittsburgh, Pa. against the Clsve|
Youngstown & Pittsburgh Rai1
Judge Baxter. in the UnIlo1 s.
Court. at Columbus, o.. lately reaes
an important decision. The olai /.
The company and others. incln1ing
Ipntractor Of New York City. anors|
top total of about three hundE0d q
sad dollars, and the Cenura II
Company came in with : e.
billN asking for the fseoe3d1
and \ payment of the fin y
gage bonds, amounting toH
million and . hall. The Jpee
that the claims for material n
were prior under the law of ~ 4
withstanding the mortgage ~
been placed on the property beioB
that time. Judge Baxter. in 80
Tie decision. created somew j.
sensation BY remsrking thasikn =
schemes were Matched in fra9 a.
would do some good if the hfndi
1o make q business of sd
9o7enx and contractors ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

The Treasury Department Y
ceipt of n letter from C. CD
in which he says that 10 ha
information that twenty of
tached to the United States >,
Iuu;s,-l -e>ooo0g-resS
New York from a cruise IN chi
tiers. had concealed on the
large quantity of valuable GOD
they intended TO smuggle i
United States. The Collector
structed TO send an inspect
vessel and institute a thorouyI
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

TWENTY-FIVE injunction sur against
saloons, commenced in thu Circuit
Court of Dcs Moincs, Iowa, :: GENTLY,
were dismissed by the prosq lion ut
the defendants cost. These sftswere
brought by the Polk County emper-
ance Alliance, but there bein: funds
to prosecute the cases they v re dis
missed
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

FIFTEEN persons were re- 10y re-
ported suffering from tricbne4is in
New York City. the result " fating
the ham provided by Fredsritx sitzel
at his birthday party.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

The Paris Gaulois says that tt chol-
era has become epidemic in H<Ptany.
and is committing frightful tages,
the scourge being worse h T. town
than il was at Marseillcs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

"A PRELIMINARY injunction has bce
granted preventing the American Bas
Ball Association from concentrating III
expulsion Of the 'Nets.-
EAkLY on tho morning Of the 9th q sud
den explosion startled the people of Kan
sas City from their slumbcrs and invests
CATION showed that the gas works had bee,
blown up and the city VA In total dark
neo. The works we're reduced 70 q wrecl
oy the explosion and the debris took Gre
which completed the destruction. VIVA,
caused the explosion was being invest
gated, the o0bces Of The company being al
the opinion that q Was dynamite. Th<
night engineer was badly injured and th>
loss waa sstimated-at over &l00.m.
II h stated that The Queen Recent Of
Spain hes siSned . decree granting am.
nesty 20 political and press o6enden includ.
ing I'll exiles except those who were guilty.
OF rShellion While holding military conn.
mandk he latter. however, may solicit
cseaneNcy. Pres prosecutions will Be sbsn-
eossd . 3ouEnaltsts BOW IN prison ~
An expacsioo o. nataral gas occursed IN
The house Of Weekly Greer, Can,o.sburr.
Pa, while lie family were aslecp. n
.noae famtly (six peroasD we're addenly
osown into H. yard. bat 10 one vas fnsaily
injured. The Aosss vas Destroyed.
AcfuAL tnsarancs concern. huoun a
ne Sed-kndowsd and Bessvoss.s Anpeiae
ooa @ America, With hsaaqaas1sss ss
worth. Tex, failed rscsatly vish H.
oekeses q = 0illioa 6ol1an. n MpHp
WUV pGDceScntlv fnvx~nS> - 1921
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

GENERAL LEW WALLACE, 0minis-
ter to Turkey. was among tbeaassen-
gers on the steamer AuranA which
arrived at New York from .AerpOol
on the 9Th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

A CENSUS Of Berlin. cogf!d De-
cember 1. shows apopul.,feno1 'Sls''
1882.
THERE were over seventy krsion'
from the Jefferson Bas1acks, = Loo
during the month Of UovembHf

An addition to George EeliH smem-
oirs has been discovered, q psing TO
the most active period Of he literary
life. The work is about tnzpc pub
lished.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
ADDITIONAL. DIsrArcuA

A1DOAIIOSAL UISIATCu~
Hon. Il. CRATE BRowN. cx-Govesnor q
Missouri. died ri his residence. Kirk Soo4
near st. Louis, on the 18th, aged GIN NH
years. -
THE Louisiana Board Of Pardsai -
again refused TO commute the deati -
tencc Of Ford and Murphy, the Nev O.
leans murderers.
MAJOR PETER c. Fox. the we'll tnouo
turfman. died Mt Danvi,le. Ky. os tnlam
nation OF the kidneys on the 18th.
A NETTING o: the creditors OF the la
Archbishop PURCELL was he'd on the ; I'll r.
Cincinnati. Tee meeting was veys ere
ing at times, AID threats Of violcnt oe)
defaulting assignee were freely I'd ~
by many OF the creditors. Tie netQ1
then adjourned for q week. q
The Hons Of Representatives. md n0
Eth. A large number Of departp. enf al g
ports were received. Very little Msine
ysvas lone. The Senate WAS not nssssiU
A CorRIEK arrived ut Silver City In Il
tight Of the la:h with informatfos d.
sptain Fountain Of troop c Of the seh4
valry and his scouts bad surprissi G.
Vstiles December Q at Lilies cabi4 thru(
fs VI AosaoNe-
, were wounded and two were n NGho
killed The Indians '""''''' '''''
z clearing house returns fcfe -
eA d December u showed an sIpN0
inc nee OF 3.5 compared with G 90
reshading week OF last year. In Ned Tos6
The icresse was 36A.
FrsEEx persons lost their lives mi hil
on' harding house Il Plymouth, T{hy
aaretn the night Of the 18th.
A AS OF Meixsonicr. the cel\I4e4
PaiutA Was terribly bitten recently ~ .
rahsd taxsi1 in his fathers gard rtae
sariA She victim Mas i~mmcdistel -
70 Faseqr for treatmeat The lsr
eaared ~ tie patienss recovery
tain
lNss Saderbils vim has besa mad ~
Tea Aiilioa dollars goes . eel
s. widow gets - = ~
After other extensive
81 . the remainder Of IL
two eldes: sons P~vvi<1
p tAs property intact adM
49, g nd IN s~peculasioaL
III = detecsive have besa d d
S REMAINS az vandezoil4
49,. = ffu0 Constannncpte, VT
49, hat Turkey wcah inva( ~
Hn tSoops catered thaa 80
9oaA ars In esacsss III 81
- -. eAS,drsn vere I'm =
suine - CAadhssa 1T
pcsody. M mc0
- - q
a. Ann~Anmp q
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
CARTE BLANCHE.

On finishing midsummer inventory we found
ourselves overStocked with lar0e lot Of odds and
ends of Business and Dress Suits. Before gong
east to see to the making up of fall stock, our
Mr.. |. G.. Levi gave CARTE BLANCHE 10 dis
pose of these odd suits at any price. We take him
at his word and offer today and until all are sold
l8 Mems Nice Blue Striped Suits Sl.55,
Coat Pants and Vest These sold right in this city at
$3.50 to $3 per suit.
81 Splendid All Wool Cashmere Suits all coors at $500
These are the suits Dehot dealers blowing about
bargain at $3.50 to $1,000.
l29 Elegant Satin and Serge Lined English Cashmere Suits
at $3.50, 850 995, 1000 and 1900, that can't be
duplicated west of New York for double the money.
We mean what say and can prove it! Same kind Of
drives in Pants. Just think!
S1OO Buys Cashmere Pants, good style and
make, but odd pattern.
$500 Buys Pants nicely cut and good all wool
CaSS.
$3.50 Buys Pants as good as you get from
your tailor for S5 to 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

CrRcurr.-N Moses Gray ". John Cordez.
= rnisnee of T. r. Me=smore. Garni-hment
Proceedings dismissed 0Ith costs. including
an attorneys fee of $3.50. William Brad
ley vs. Street Railway Company Of Grand
Rapids. In chanCery. Decree granted com
plsinaut - Edwin +. Uhl 50. the Stockwell
q Darragh Furniture company Foreclosure
Decree for complainant SO. .011. .62. - Moses
" Gray "a George Wellington. ttarnishee
Of 7. +. Nsssnore. GRrulshment Pro
ceedinzs dismissed with cost including at
toruey fee. Two other cases m which r.
Mes-more vas principal defendant were dis
posed Of IN the same manner. i--- lefeiiier
3 White "a. Hugh X. Whitmer Assumpsit
Judgment FOR plaintiffs STS 10 and costs.
- Caroline = Elliott vs. Lyman r Kinney.
Trover Findings filed. Judgment for
plaintiff for <79t5 and for defendant for
costs. Court adjourned Go Monday, An
gust b.
DiFTrcE BUsrvEss Elizabeth A. Leonard
" James Leonard. Bin for divorce 6led.
PRoHArs Estate ~ Phiie.p= :. Hedges.
deceased. Miilard r Hedge appointed sd
m.nistrator. In re- Mary A. smith. indi-
gent insane Ordered admitted - asylum az
kslsuszoo AZ expense ~ Kent county
Estste IF Emma VI Bennett. deceased.
Orfer granting license to sell real estafe.--
Estate of Anna Blickle. deceased. Will sd-
mitted to probate.
SUpERIos -Tsntie neVries vs. Renee De
s. res. Bah for divorce sled - Board ~
SupervisUrs vs. City of Grand Rapids. Bond
On appeal fled ID =. Clay az al ". City
~ Grand Rapids. Bond on sppesl fled
PnruF. John Leonard. Martin Olson.
Charles erstay. Stephen Fravley. Chss.
I'sirvmuie and Minnie Clark sunday
DRINKS. psid : - each. james o'Brien
and Joseph fogeissnz saturday drutss
wenf to laii twelve days each. John o.
Rren. John Rvan and Frank Monahan.
DRINKS. sdionrned tn Aug. ISL David
King. szsanit and battery, paid g. 2f
The People ". Franz Fydra- Adultery.
Adjourned to kng. i~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT


in in
at
andC
must be o appreciated
Wecal attention to the following Big Bargains:
of
perya
Three the celebrated jamestown Dress Goods all the latest Fall
perya
rh yard worth %h 2inch Union Cash
mere10 Cashmere Also a Cmbna
sfrom2 perry o made.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

Proaninsnf Fsst.rss ~ fhs Great Hs-
4ntoo st 6eateo F,aroor ms ~ess
lle of 49, lafsesi zsIhsrins- "a uliliLaIs
alea - ls hell in Alet.s4l i ~ L4ks .i-oe
az Belboa hsroor J8-dss to aaorr0~ itllrs-
a. 4ld fraag Tbs 9rzanl1ali9l kIg-r
8s l1e >ellier- a11 oaliors Assoclstlon ~
soat11sstern Alollsa1 b b. h9ld ils 4nnaal
slcalacusnt az th-s dsnSatfll place, a1a
ssers Indication loiuts ~ Ihs Uoss sacoess
to- alaeanz of The s,-oelsIiO1 ysi beld.
Il0Qsa1ds ~ GRAND Aruly me1, ullltl4Insn
al1 old veteran, ali ueet sI "Calle GRANT,
for -ach il has beea uamed and i've over
ssaiu-ln memory, a. iea-t-tne eFeDts Of
ths ~ar Interesting features sre upon the
program, such a. drilIngs guard u0onllns :,
srtiliegy practice. 4 shan battle, etc, and
Benton Harbor With her sister elty OF 81.
Joseph, l. making every EFFORT that al Sho
attend the reunion shall DC repaid
and highly entertained. Steamboat
excursions out into Lake Michigan
Ill b. one OF the features Of the reunion,
While the excellent and ample facilities for
nshiug, boating aud bathing viii ald vastly
Ia amusing the multitude during the re-
ees-es from the attractions III canp. There
j. 10 hner resort ia Michigan Ia which 10
spend a feW days pleasantly ttiaA tnst formed
oy the tao attractive eitlss-bentOn Harbor
and 81 Joseph. The Chicago West Mich
igan Railroad Company has made especial
arrangements 10 Accommodate those who
may wish 10 visit this resort during the re
union A special train, Vell-eql lpped, Will
leave the onion Depot al 7 O'Clock tins
morning and the three subsequent mornings
for Benton HarbOr aud ST. Joseph, arriving
Al the former place Al 1918, and the latter al
1925 a. M. Returning. II will leave ST
Joseph at 30 and Benton HarbOr at s:lO p
m. There will be but one fare for the rounc
trip.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Copp's Settlers Guide.

Henry y. Copp. the land lawyer of Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., u just out with the ninth edi-
ton of Cops Settlers Guide, an indispen-
sable book To all who are interested In pub
lie land. Ii gives the latest rulings and in
structions under the homestead, pre-emp-
ton, timber culture, desert land and other
laws IL will tell you who il entitled TO enter
land: how continuous your residence must
be; what improvements you must make;
what yOu.must swear to; all about contests;
also about state lands, stone and timber
lanns, mineral lands, desert entries, saline,
railroad coal, town site and other lands;
scrip, warrant and other entries. Price DC.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

Furnished daily from the office OF W. K
Scribner real estate dealer.
Estate of Sarah Muudy 70 Jasper Rent
fr0s n Il feet lOt : and s. feet lot y.
block ; Bostwick 4 Co : add ....-. 4,5D
Henry r. Spaldinz 10 Wm. A. Brown. . =
lot SO Kent plat ...- b.. -..... .......- 10
John Nanderveen 20 lpSe Van Nllet. part
of lots n and L. Innes MekeynOlds'
afid -...-...-. ..- .-.- b.. 90 ..-.-. 80
Henry H. Meuffels 20 isabella Flagg part
OF lot 10 block g. Ellsworth : add-.-. $3.50
Alien e. Adsit 10 Albert Michaloski. lot D.
Stevens 4 Pierce's add ...-.... -..-.-.-.. ~.
Freeman Godfrey 10 &. ). Anderson, piece
81 land on Blakeley's add .......-.... $50
Caroline Bentham 10 John &. Stewart, lots
= and s. Judd's sub div ... ...-....-..... 60
Lorinda Wetzel 10 stephen A. Sears, " II.
fe--t LOT : and a 3 feet lot ., Quintus
sub-diy .... $50. .----.----.- SuOb
Lacy B. Huntly 10 John W. A. Hnntly.
part u y a of sec II. Walker. 400
james Newsteei % Ellen ID. James, " fr
4swl. Of sec. 81. Ada. ..-.-.--... -.... 5VO
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT


plush, silk, ottoman diagonal cloth
We ofe rgoodft Market heavyc clio fol
las ears price
Fine ediagona W Mar fol
$500 last 500
SIlendid quality New Marke n andb
S700 price $1,000
New Astakhan,
never efores sold est
OF
below Black Diagonal
Russian
Silk Plush
price
last
N
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

F'iys Jane leonard yesterday sppiied -
ne Circuit Court for divorce frou fsue=
ecrsrS They were married AZ Boiler. In
diaua. in i>-ss. and have seveu eh1iirsn .iv
ing ranain1 in sCe from 81 tr - years. >fe
alleges thet he - a man ~ great susfer1ty
II temper and aR- treated her very cr1eliy
Ha has beaten -hosed and sfeked ser and
compelled her 20 rurk u tra feid n enid
naather vif'scut .iofhfu1 sufficient ~ Keep
Der .nrrfortahle. and wren she eanztf -eld
ard rss sick be -af1se8 her mesiscal treat
nenf
Isntie neil-saS szss tiss ~rreriorf onrt for
A ierai serqrafian from aer husband Heuse.
Trey were married In February t-S-. and "a
Eune. t's>i - deserted aer sni SIRE sss bad
=, r,<a s~sre ~ herself -insse. EheT have q
fsurhfer- frenf f1e-two years oii. ~ xhofn
sha asks the custs1,sy
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
sTEKeTEe'S NEURALGIA DROPS
She Used Only a Sample Bottle OF
Steketee's Neuralgia Orops-Read
the Following:

TOLEDO. O., July 16, 1886.
Mr.. Geo. q. .Steketee. Grand Rapids, Much.
DEAR SIR:-We found one of your sample
bottles of your Rheumatic remedy and gave
il "A trial. Ny wife has been confined TO the
house for nine months and has tried every
kind of medicine, but nothing has done her
80 much good "a your remedy. To-day she
was out IN the yard for the first time IN nine
months. and Is gaining steadily. Please
send Us two 20 cent bottles per express, as
We can not get II here.
Yours respectfully,
ANDREW j. HAND,
Detroit avenue.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

To be Opened in a Few Days.

Our Preparations for large Fall and Winter trade have
been "a very large scale The balance of summer
has slaughtered in order to make room for
New Fall Goods Our purchases have been heavy and
we bought the bulk of entire Fall Stock direct from
manufacturers Thereby saving the obbers proht can
safely that cannot be underold 10y any
house the trade As dry goods of every description
lower than before known in the history of the dry
goods trade and in order people against paying high
prices goods carried from last year will simply
quote few prices which guarantee fully 20 per cent less
than last fall.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

The prescription business at Peck's Drug
Store has attainened a success that Is unu
sUal. The number of prescriptions put up
monthly average nearly LOO. This result
has been accomplished 10y legitimate merit.
No soliciting. no commissions, no induce
ments other than the best work, the best ma
terialS and reasonable prices.
PICKS DRUG STORE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

of Velvet
Persian nandWo Shaws a
xtra Beaver Shaws 7.
Fine pic
a 81
WoolB Shawlsa as low was ID ].
FneAl Wooll bic )ShawlsS 3soldla as o ,.
xtra fnea argeGl Shawls 4 ant
densSh houier Shawls wool) cents.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

The only place IN this city whore first-class
pianos are made a specially Is at Paul W.
Friedrich's. No. p Monroe street, who sells
the world renowned Steinvays. Sohmer and
BehF pianos, which are recognized a. the
standards. In about a week OF ten days Mr..
Paul " Friedrich will start for New York
City 20 make a selection Of these instruments
for the Fall trade. People Who wish to buy
a fine piano should consult him within the
next few days and give him the order. 80 that
he can select for them AZ the factory.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
CHILDRENS AND MISSES CLOAKS.

OF Misses the
Markets We these
a s. fully than last
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

PERsOSAI--Will the stranger who advised
a gentleman riding on the street cars to the
depot the other day to try St Jacobs Oil for
rheumatism. please send his address To P.O.
Box gJ9y The advertiser wishes to thank
him in person. He il all right again. The
cure WAS marvellous.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
[ arge Sale.

Hazeltine. Perkins 4 Co, Wholesale drug
gists. give g. G.. Steketee this day an order
for 10 dozen Steketee's Worm Destroyer.
Must be a valuable remedy. for this IL the
second order Of this firm this month.
Extract Witch Hazel - cents per pint. We
now purchase this article by the barrel. IL
has taken the place of Arnica as an applica-
ton 20 wounds. bruises, etc. and Is superior
TO the old fashioned remedies.
PECKls DRuG SToRR.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
BL LANKETS AND COMFORTABLES.

Gray Blankets s1 200 and 80 last years price for the same 200 go and
Blankets Ia
Blankets 80 300 and $50 former 80 40 and 300 Extra
aud sold and
Ladies' Cloths Cashoere
form and o all