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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03


.sVim Al Rsdas0nd's to-aight
aspaillsan Har'i eaaeasss Lhis evening Al
Ethagsod sue - attend - ths sidss
salka
Ths sscsipf. a. The Citg CLERKS oGfiee dar-
has fsbsaif1 sefs SA7-lI.
.Ihe "A ,f1iolltars.is met AZ ths Farmers
CL.b rsosn ms AZ f.ssnOo.. al /. . s'cioex-
Tks Chasles SGrest Ml--son maslsal anG
htsrafy entertil1nsent eones on ms even
IA.
Ifaanf OHesr Grsf arrested Russell Pen
esiI Yesterday t-rsaOoa Ga . ssfrant fof
tEataef.
Neil BarRess, the irresistible. vln appear
ia -tlln" a. aal.a5na's dEa1ld Opsrs dOase
AIS sssnsag
A chill Of Ms. aayis. 30 Kent street. ~
Reported Al Nitn scarlet fever ~ she Board Z
Health yesterday.
charlss Eusirlck. Jr.. Of Cascade, was the
oaly n.,tsry pu7i5c sao rDpliea for his com
ulss.oa yesterday.
Ms-srs. alIsers 4 W0fdsns masqaerade
NIL b. ligea ~ i.ias0in hal. West faitOa
s1reet. this esenlng
Daring February tho city paid s3595z TO-
eleesFls h8hts. ssal3t FOR n4phtha Lsht.,
and Siy7.zi f5s xas-
TIE cslena.sr ,i tae United States Distrie
aud CIfrult CourIs @lI be called az ten
D'ei0ck tbs moraiag-
faris toasu.hip VII send a. delegates %
the Republic IA County Convention. j. ".
tkiasns, + b Bailey and j. a. Richards.
fhs sntsrrsionsns giysn by the Royal
feInplars 81 temper 1nee az their hall, last
fxeoinx. sss veil attended AMI the exercises
Interesting.
ExIi,at Gov Crosby entertained the
t.Tt. tIstf.ur
pany, aad their f.lmilles, at has residence
last svenlIS
The ladies of ~ PALS Church will give a
soc,af and serve refreshments &C Mr.. j.
Len.. rcspease, III front street, next
thar-,las evsalng.
M.mb,.r- 81 the 81. Cecilia chorus meet A.
tbe knl<fsss of fltnits rooms tO-mOrrO~
Afternoon. Regular meeting, With program
A. me same place laar-d-ay afternoon Al
40 o'clock.
Or. L0ui. Msas. the eminent pianist OF
Boston, vii b. one Of tho attractions OF the
soncsrf - be given b. the Beethoven Musl-
eai AssoeEitlon. at the Iona street ArmOry,
Thursday evening.
By the annual report 0f the Fayorite Car
ees Sweeper Company. tled in the Office 6f
The Counly CLERK, the capital stock l. given
n 5000, With 81, I6J paid ia and debts 10
ths, amount II t3,5lo
y. - BAL iltt irtt<cti " d Cllitn Opcfd
4oueo bailliig CA Waterloo street foe a
arm Of ive years. tie viii obtain posses
eon ApFtl 1. and vii DC q up for livery
liable Or roller skating rink.
Cnon the sv.d nco furnished by Truani
fhcer tfrof. Supcrinfendent Mitchell, aud
- parents. kas-s.l Prnnell. aged thirteen.
- yesterday convicted Of truancy IA JustIc
y stalls c.surt and sentenced 10 the Reform
<hool At Lanslng for three years
The secoad concert to be given by the
Isthoven NJ isicd Asslc1ati0n will be given
IA ne i0nia Street Armory on Thursday
wsninx. March 3 Those Who are acquainted
- The Org iuizltlOn Wiil not need To b.
lsid tl.tt che enter tunnent viii De drst-eiass-
The dmcia.s ells. of Prof. Silvers 4 War
ten viii give masquerade ball at thvir
faif. corner OF South Division street and
tlfth avenue. ou March lith. to which their
sien1ls ard respectable persons viii D. vel
ns. All sti be subject - inspection 81 a
Immlttee Of two.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

John Steinland. the twelve-year-oId boy,
who. on complaint Of his mother. was last
week convicted Of being disorderly and sen
tenced 10 the Reform School until eighteen
years Of age. viii start for his new home this
morning. After he was sentenced his mother
said that she expected he would have 10 go
only for a year or two-did not know that he
w,,uld have - stay until he was eighteen
ard for two or three days has been trying to
vt him released. Judge Holmes and State
kreut Howell believe he will be better cared
fr st Lansing. and have refused 10 reverse
their decision.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

The new and successful play Vim" will
be produced by Neil Burgess and well-se-
lected company at Redmond's Opera House
This evening. The Jersey City Journal says
Of il.
From the rising of the curtain on the first
aca 10 the going down thereof on the last,
there wa a perpetual ''circus" in the house
one thousand pairs of lungs sent up shouts
of laughter. Two thousand hands clapped
themselves sore, one thousand pairs of
cheeks were wet with merry tears and two
thousand sides ached with the constant hi
larity. IL these are indications that the
audience enjoyed itself To the utmost, then
last nights audience had the biggest kind of
4 time. "Nim" Is intensely natural.
thoroughly clean and constantly hilarious.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
An Artistic Numerous Gem.

The Baltimore American Gays: The
choicest selection of copyrigLted American
humor and one which will delight every
reader is now being distributed free through
out America. Nearly all the hnmorists and
comic artists of the country are represented
in il, among them "Bill Nye," Robert j.
Burdette. Burlington Hdwkege +. III. Gass-
way, Derrick Dodd." San Francisco Post
@. b. Lewis, m. Quad, Detroit Free Press
Stanley Huntley, "Spoopendyke:" Opie p
Read, 1ridnSdio Trdreier,. X. X. Munkit-
trick of Puck, and Others. The book III
question is the unique annual literary pro
ducton of The Charles A. Vogeler Company
of this city, and is styled the st. Jacobs Oh
Family Calender and Book of Health and
Humor for 1885. While it has been gotten
up primarily for advertising purposes, il is
so replete with original matter free from ad-
vertising reference that the business feature
Is almost a secondary one.
Mr.. J. II. Doering is now distributing this
publication in this city and our readers will
have the opportunity to see il.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
II Will be Fought.

On Friday OF last week, Fred J. Daily,
through THE TELEoRAN. accepted the chal-
leuge of Wm. Daniels. of Cadillac, for a
-ix-round glove contest, TO take place in this
city inside Of thirty days. He also deposited
sal with George Leonard az a proof of good
futh. Yesterday J. +. Hobbies. city editor
OF the Times. received from Mr.. Daniels a
check for go. and also the information that
he was ready 20 meet Daily on any date
within the time limited. Mr.. Daily saw
Manager Powers yesterday and ascertained
that Monday. March p. was the first date
the Opera House could be secured. and II l.
probable the contest viii take place at that
ftfna
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

TIE 80, shc seems Determines 20
R-is % Fs4sn ia the s4o4ss.
fred Sz1xks yoang pnsn kbozt ssxtesn
yssrs 81 sxs, sas ARRESTED "a Jefferson
sssaas - Fatrol@zh Sears. last sssning
foE being drunk and d1sofdsfls. stack l.
ons Of ; fzH1y II several chlidEsn. aud ne
ssdes vita las Earenss Il - Cas- street. He
fzthsr, George Ssuek. Is = eerrsnteF. ano
~lA zPDear TINS raoFniag IA Pollos Court ~
eowptaIaing witness against Tie lsd de
Slams tlaai ne so1 l. the terror Of tbs fam
~, and that he Aas feps&lediy threatened u
destroy tbs EneinbeTs Of the HOUSEHOLD. DE
would gst drunk, come hOae. uss abusive
iaGguage and eEeals general disturbances.
hhensyer hs woald reason wlfh him or at
temp " control him the son would draw from
his pocket knife and threaten 10 klll him.
The boy, on the other hand, claims he l. Oat
0f work; that he l. determined he shall shift
for himself, aE1 that yesterday, when be
went home. tie old gentleman chased him
from the house and struck HIM first, when he
retahated. The son calls the father any
amount of hard names. and appears 10 be
somewhat iawless. brother aud sister viii
also testify against him. and claim they live
Ia constant fear Oh his account.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

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 yard wide Brown Sheet
ing for only sc per yard.
Good Calicos for only &c and
&c per yard.
Brocaded Dress Goods from
&c TO l2bc per yard.
Cashmeres for l5c and 25c.
Ginghams for Sc. &c. Sc and
Zoe per yard
Beautiful Ginghams. very
handsome plaids. for &c. l0c
and l2lc.
Bleached Cottons for Sc. &c.
&c, Sc. &c and Zoe.
Plaid Dress Goods a. low as
&c. &c. SC and Zoe.
White Flannel for only &c
per yard.
New White Dress Goods.
large stock just opend. con
sisting of several hundred
pieces at the most astounding
low prices.
SPRING q COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

T. NJ. Nesbi,f. of Iouia. vas in the city
e-tefday.
Geo Jefome. Of the Detroit, Grand Haven
Milwaukee road. J. IN the city.
f@S3h H " aiksr has been appointed re
ver ~ the Hesrt fundlr estate.
Attorney General TaggaFt goes 20 Lansing
- uioruiDx. sxpsctio9 % return t1-nlkhL.
Oit.ft tppeihof vii resume hls dHiIs :
ith he C4cs3o = West Michigan Con
eifauY.
Weller. editor and proprietor OF the
rkeaon Nesrs, paid The lEIsoRAM Office a
ttytet rday.
afxt II T. for,rz. of Toledo. j. srnin
.the c'fe. ~ king after the new cable str et
away "a ffe<t-.
lltn III X trsteu,iiek. m8n8gar of the adj
ttfsin.s a. fntr, men. ef the Detroit Ecsaing
afaul. sss ~ tnis city yesterday.
senator Cfrsise and Representatives u
4 snd fsgt. refarued e. Lansing yester-
after spending Sunday at home
he wedding of Ms Ella Wander Hsden
l.-fbeft a Webb'r. tp0k aisce AZ the rF--
ace af the hri,is's parents. in 1 MA. last
ulnr Ns-- nder Haden.has many warm
ands IN tins city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
TIE FIRST DAY OF THE TERM.
The Criminal Cases Ready for Trial
The Tax Sales Case.

The Tax Sales Case.
The March term OF the Circuit Court be
yan yesterday with the largest calendar IN
tho history Of the county. The call began
It ten O'Clock. with the criminal cases. which
we're all announced a. ready for trial except
the ease OF Chauncey Servoss. for assault and
battery, and Albert Witham, for assault.
The Prosecuting Attorney said that he conld
not SAY whether the former would be tried or
aot--complalning witness Angeline Park
hurst having been arrested for arson. The
.ssse against witham Will probably be dis
continued. His arrest was irregular. and it
= understood that he IL in an insane asylum
NeS York State. The special ehancery
-ase ia which the Anditor-General asks for a
decree for the sale of lands for delinquent
taxes was called, but decree can not be
taken until four days after the beginning of
the term. So far but two or three persons
whose lands have been advertised. have sig
nified their intention OF fling objections,
and a decree will probably be taken the lat
TER part OF the week. Persons who wish to
fiie objections must do 40 before Thurs
JAY night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03


fss Cireuit CourE Fson sss eroscsd
ssstsEliilE a sxioez she1 ~Fisty" Jsa-
alags xss br01zet "a - Fsesiss Ais ssn1snes
for nBllesty IA ne sobbsrg of ne herznif
farmer fsrasi SAITH. neaE 0nsndsilss. Slth
> ~ slld Aa.isien. @ho ~ess ssBlsnesd last
sssk. Esfsse e0ning lnto ths eo1Et room
ne aad 6ssn elsssisd xifh Iadgs Aontzon-
~ fsr half az hsaz. and from ths remafks
addressed ~ hlm before ssntenes was pro-
aslaneed Ia - ssidsnt Lhaf be confessed bis
part of rhs transaction - ne JEdgs. hls
n0shsf snd sister sat inside ths rall, aud be
xas o,Dsiactsd 70 seat beside them-
de loos4d paIs and ~ if he had bssn Esep-
lnz aa.4 alfhsagh be tried - -bracs aD'' a.
be CRESTED Ihs se4aainkanees ~h0 we're near
-noasii ~ speak 10 hlM his efforts wsFs Ia
saia- = Ahen hs approached the Lar and was
asked Il he had anything y say ae asked ths
mercy 0f the court The Judge referred "
The i0Elg sentences ten years AZ Jaezsonl iR.-
posed apoa his aeeoDpiiees and told him
tl.as alshoazh hs might be as guilty as they,
ths fact tdaE be ~as younger and had never
been convicted 0f a crime made reformation
u0ssibls IN his case, and be would therefore
i4dict hglltsF sentences. lie was advised
% maze a conndant Of bis father and mother
A. he bad done IA privacy 10 the
Judge, 70 resolve 70 reform and BY
good behavior he eo0ld shorten his term OF
unpsis5ament eonsld rably lie had good
tsthsr and mother Who would gladly help
sim ia every Nay possible in his efforts 10
ref0rn. The Judge said that the atrocity of
the crime cOald not be over looked-lt was
much worse than simple lsfceny-and II was
0aly IN the belief that he would make al
effort 10 reform that ieniency was shown him
lie was then sentenced 10 hard labor in the
State Hsass Of Correction, al fonis, for the
term Of four years. At the conclusion of the
seuteace be thanked the Judge, smiled and
returned 10 his seat while murmur of ap-
prohibition was heard from the crowd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

The Grand Rapids TEi-roEAA-thsn which
none OF our dailles Is more weleone-oomes
to Us this morning enlarged 10 a seven col
umn folio; We cannot add improved in aRy
other respects, as We always considered II
about right We congratulate our eontem-
porary that It's business will warrant the i'm
provement, and may it continue 10 visit our
table.-Big Rapids Pioneer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
The 90 Rae Babv."

A large and appreciative audience wit
messed the production of the Rag Baby" at
Redmonds last night. The play itself has
little to recommend 1t aside from the fact
that it furnishes opportunity for the intro
duction of large number of humorous
specialties. Frank Daniels made some good
hits in his character Of Old Sport, and Bessie
Samson az Venus Grosst was Especial favorite.
The whole production was thing to excite
hearty laughter. and that sums il all up.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Below please notice the
changes in Summer Silks and
other Silks. reduced from 50c
and zoe to 39c. Also a large
lot reduced from 65c and 75c
to IS. Also about fifty pieces,
worth from Soc 10 Sl.00. re-
duced 10 63c. A large Tot Of
very heavy Gros Grain silks,
all colors. worth from Sl.25 90
$50 per yard. we have
marked 95c.
Black Silks Only look al
the low prices:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

The Montague I.ssbsbermda, after remain
ing IN state of inanimation for several
months as result of the big fire. is again
prsncing around for the public admiration,
as bright and as spicy as ever. Bro. Brace
lin knows how 10 make readable weekly
newspaper and success should be his.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Capt. q. y Dodge. of the srn Of Long {
Dsige. received word yesterday from his
canning interests st Breckenridge. Col. an
ronncing the dndinz ~ rich veins q carbon
sse ia a second fssnntl be wss drifting. The
firm = ncw donbly hsrpy. as both tunnels
llrnn..a r,ad retnrna
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
Unclaimed Letters.
The following letters remain ID the post
Office uncalled for:
eENTLEMES's LIST.
VN MOORE Ptstnaste~

HN. MOORE Postnastsr.
Adams Csrle Avefal Jossph.
B--Barr G p. Bornis Edmund. Bernvegfher I
J P.i-e q, Barffsr f}eo-s= = ron George Bsr.
ker James g. Burgess joe A. Boland Martin. Bud.
ding Royai, Rrr~n Vm J
Ct lark W o. 1orhin Master Willie. Campbeil
Samuel. Crowley Philip, Chapman l. II. IoniaJ
John e@ey j. Gay Henry. Connolly Henry
Campbell George Wm. Camp kdSsrd. Crawford
Frank, Cuna nxnan y. Clark y &. tobgrn Alden
D-Disby VI II. Donaldson Arthur Driesback
d. Diettmsnn Eidie. Dunham 4 J. Dale X A.
E-Essex " II. tdington Michel. =.
F-F-nburx John :, Fuller go@eph. Fenao N
Fl Faulkner Thomas. Foster W II; feE y;
G--t1uinan I. tfoo,iseil & Wrn. Gonld David.
H-Heey 4. HBli r. Harl stsr VI, Hanlsh X,
Host T J. Hoksy Vii.
IInvxa an p
J-Jsroxwiki Anton. Jeffries Amer johnson p
p. fchnsfan Driss Jonss Ererstr j tisnson Willie
k-knizht & Sewers. n HrF Jacob. cyan
I'm ki.etx Z. KinE 5 ". Kelly Nilae
ls-lan rosn@s. iiltanss l. J. l. = J. Isorrell
) 9. Leaz tahu = l..sly , l.ue- hirsm g.
VI NcWbsrfer " y ND .naid N a. Melon
All A. Me- er-nirk ~nl, Mill Milo. Nsy
Hiehari, Nsll r lewis A. Mctfee John Marshall
John. Nc, nfftey John VI, NehsyJ hn. Nsnus J,
NcArtIe J. Mack-y J G. Nc'. srilc Alfred.
Viii
O-Cpcrhessner HK
P-Parrer Wsa 81 Psrrv Henr~ Payne Arfhur
Fhfliio@ r P.~kfos F-a.fevirk Pnli~thn Pred
kiri : F,rsssf,-s & g..Iie4-r F,iiie r ~
r ssrsl III Re & Frtnk. ktvan y h.veii aehn.
-Ssnler~ II Smith hyrrs- Sehisds Benry y
Shersri > a. Soeehrssy fdreres. SaTec7o y
~sanx Csiaris-- r. smith haries stewart Arrilles
T-Tahhs ff.o-g-. Teilrsssou Aztoa Thonpson
f4ecrze. Turner n. Tappins n.
F-Fan Hof n
w-wsfsF~ : L. Wia.i.sr-,~y-- Chri-sizr. whSfte-
-no-e Erznx n Vie g. = Nshar freorxa woi-
sver n whlreuarn gsareS ws.fe Iarep~ O
~ezles Ianissn. ~ard i.ynssa &. Fili s.u=on :
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

H.anssIsls. March z.-Eos ths Uppsr
Lszas. .oeal sn0,s- ~ rainsi saunsr -
soakheszsara pofeon: slizhsls eoiisr u tbs
aort' NesseEsl 0oft.on, Eilh ssads shifting u
westerly aad rlslnz oar5Gaetsr - the aortE-
western portioa. falling, followed b Tisin.
ba<sueter IA tie southeastern portiou-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

The total receipts st the {. :. Revenue
Collectors Office in this city. for February.
rss bnt s. ioss2. Of this smonnt g .ss3.5t
uas for beer stamps. s2072s5 for cigar
samp=. Ssss0 for tobacco stamps. f3a9. %
f,r special tsxes and ss9 81 for penalties
since Aaz. s. lsss, he receipts have been
s242. - -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

On Sunday n ght FIRE destroyed a small
dwelling house Ou the east side Of East street
near tse corporate limits of the city. The
alsrrn vas not sounded and the house was
entirely consumed. together with a large
PORTION of the furniture il contained. It was
occupied By a colored family and the loss is
not heavy
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

These are the lowest we
have ever known.
Black Satin Rhadame for
75c., $l.00, Sl.25 and $50.
All these goods have been re-
duced nearly one-half in price.
They must be sold. We are
overloaded with them.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
The Latest information About the
Popular Game.

The widespread favor with which Pro-
gressive Euchre has been received makes any
information relating to it of general inter
est. To meet this desire, and 10 supply a
complete manual and the best authority OF
all points pertaining 10 the game, +. b
Vinegar has just issued guide for progres
sive euchre parties which gives in nutshell
everything necessary to know. This is the
best rules of the game yet published. twill
be furnished free TO all customers at his
store, North Division street, Porter Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

The attention of the ladies is called to the
extraordinary bargains TO be had at the New
York Millinery Bazaar. where they can get
hats, bonnets. feathers, ornaments, velvets,
etc. at half price for the next fifteen days.
ADAMS q COMPANY.
90 Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
DIED

COLLlNS-At his home. corner Spring and
Goodrich streets SUNDAY morning, March l. Sin
non Collins. aged rs years.
Funeral from ST. Andrews Cathedral Tuesday
morning at Nd o'clock.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

For the best laundry work in the city. go
TO the Globe Laundry, - Huron street. op-
posite Star Clothing Honse. Goods called
for and delivered promptly. Telephone 457.
GARDSEB & ABSDT, Proprietor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Read what the Rev. j. Marsh, of Lincoln,
Neb., says of Steketee's Neuralgia Drops.
Feb. IL, 80: Il consider your Neuralgia
Drops an excellent medicine. For have
reason to believe that less than one bottle
cured me of weakness in my back, which
had troubled me more or less for several
years. Also others who / let have the medI-
cine were relieved of Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia." Yours as ever,
j. MARSH,
Pastor South Lincoln NJ. +. Church.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Mr- L p Ferxuson- Kentucky Mnstary
Institute. Fsrrndsie. kg.. write~s I have
ased - Jacab's f6l ard deeu i the beSt
naedicine made for rheums<asn snd nez-
rzlz{a.r
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Fsr soHse tilne mia owners nprn the Wet
Ssi.ia canal have hean AZ ioSs - know why
iks wafer ia ths canal esuld not ~ rsised.
Yesterday = bresk wss discovered IN the
lsank uksch hae rr,bsbly ezs=ited since re
swcenf hoosa Il uia be speedily repaired
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Our stock of cigars never was better. We
have lately added several very choice brands.
Smokers please bear this in mind and call at
tue Pharmacy and Surgical Instrument de-
pot of MILLS x LACEY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Ia. 0eorys b. CatliH Is eifs sirealatos ..
Tas Fazsaxa. a1a Is aathofizsra 70 eolisel
s1bssfiDf,ans ana rsceipt thsrsfor-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

No acid and chemicals or inferior mater
ials used at the Globe Laundry, - Huron
street, opposite Star Clothing House. Par
GELS promptly called for and delivered Tel
ephone 457.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

The finest assortment of buggies. phaetons.
serreys and spring wagons in the city at A.
X. Antisdel's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
Pastor South Lincoln NJ. E. Church.

We sell Toilet Soaps and Perfumes at very
from. Mills Il LACEY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03


~ + L Rexfarl. y. D.. Of Detroit. De
red Ms lecture. The Psrpetuity - Fater-
Enjeymenis.7 bel. "a good audiences.
the Univsrssiist Church last evening
nceraing the Dcst0r's ssort too much
not bs SID in qrsise. Il vas ne proiuc-
act scholar. the lanwusueof = poet. and
delivery of a gifted orator. tiat drew
"a bis hearers sniy tbe strongest voryis of
arne,siascn. Many elder iadxss IN the
tncs pronounced she lecture the richest
- treat they have ever erioyed. The
Gd wssl IN security Dr. Rexford for
fsheald the remaining enter
eroffsble and interest.
gwen it VII have
tslafion.
s--.-
cures.
.smonnf ~ hnsiness
roztpB csrls done
Hca during tise
ae-cent stHmps
ar cent. 80;
Q. newspsper
sps. 2.Se. pos-
<sgzFersssd
scal,s.s-
fsr the
surn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Buy your buggies and phaetons of A. r.
Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

For buggy buy of A. Il. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
MRS. q. r. SMITH,
M A INCUR E ,
70 MONROE ST, Luce's Block.

Finger Nails scientifically traated. shaped. pre-
served and polished. Hang Nails. Brittle Nails.
and biting u MALE per Hntniiy cured. Manicure
requisites constantly on hand. fuch - fraciIcTi
Nail lies Nail Scissors. tuticie kniFee. tfueft
B, ards and PolisherF. Pace and Nail Powders.
Pace Hand and Nail Creams. LaDtic and fixf
An application for bitine If nuiis lelebrsied
Manicure fk . Soap highly recommended. supe-
nor 20 IsobiBs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

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onx1 rssRsiarfs s4a promptly assH sonfsr .
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

BWe have already opened Spring travelling wraps
especially adapted the needs of those intending visiting
New Orleans the South
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

vould call the attention ~ the Ladies
70 orr line q Infant and Childreu's Gar
ments. 70 which Mrs J. Barth will give
her personal attention. the styles qual-
ties and assortment uiIl be the finest
and nsost complete in the eity.
I shall also keep 4 fall assortment -
Fsncy Goods. Notions. Corsets. Kid
Gloves. FleIsbeTs make Yarn. Hoeiery.
Isees. ladies and Misses Undsrwear
Ribbons
Fully appreciating past patronage.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-08-14
a 1:urnt Child.

a Tsurnt CHILD.
philadelphia Call
First pickpocke6-There is rich felles.
You 20 for him, Jake. ..
Second pickp,cAet-No, Stree. know
Tim. He is a western congressman
~Weu, what of ita"
ut went pay"
~Why not; hes got lots Of cash"
"Ye., know tha. but tried to pick the
pocses Of u western congressman once before.
/ Amt going to get caught that way again {"
" 3Wlat happened to youl"
II neselv cut OF my hand ON q broken
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