Telegram-herald., 1886-06-13
or THs NEST sioE.



IA reviewing rae aeek e trade ia the
West eiie it sas found that there had been
l=l-1ea decrease in Business ani
merchants were generally dissatisfied a
-arse llal1er Is rLe 81 llE employees Wbo
4re uat elrsi1s are residents ~ las West
SIDE zaa zaui tLe lAllsr 4f 1ee bong they
shah sorA has aesa decided thsy are ouy-
laz ealF sl.l goods as are necessary
l9 sl1s-sl alon. fLe FihA National bank
continues a. ie sfealF lus.ness aud the
savings department. IS assuming Yery
favorable a,peel. Clothing merchants dia a
zl4t business throughout tls week blt
sales iu l1e remainder ei che trades were
s.oH Tie besl business done by TIE
srecers. aas ~ ir-lts 4nl 4reeu vegetables.
Berries SOLD ialr.y aeI af tr9m g. s cents.
cherries eeals peas - cenis Pea peek, llt-
lsl beams ~ cents peg quart green beans
l1 CENTS. DzH potatoes ~ cents PER pel T.
TOMATOES d. cents Ger pound aud banana.
- eelts lrr dozen. Tie earnest wish ~ All
.isr business nien j. tlat the ilrnlture mat-
ter Dr. se'tl-i one way or lhe other aad tnat
az --e meu shall - back o. work.
Al tle meeting oi lle West side Ladies
Literary lllb yesterday. the committee
-a.taAl.N taHf 10 E.tA
t4e afternoon ru Flowers. The room Was
prelulI decorated and masr of the ladies
sore a loulael ot Ileir iaFolte flowers.
lar arre.r, given atre Among tle
Flowers A tls ot rlosers The Nul-
gar Abuse ot Flowers -Jue's bualet a
recitation ana the poems Spring Flow
ers. from Alice Carey. 'Ile Thistle
Flower God and Ills Flowers ''Ihe
kuseilla lho.ee -ILr Arblu4s by III
n The German story ot fansy fol-
lowed us sentiments trom seyera. ladies ON
t-e.r iaFou.e flowers.
Crosby 81 presented lively scene yester-
tay. as taeuty-nge men and nine teams
were 4l work under tle heat at d burning
sln hauling and .eveling gravel and laying
The paving stones. Contractor SNYDER b.
pushing tle work aud expects 10 have it
uu. shed Iom Front So to Broadway by
saturday. 10 Will be graded and paved
through 10 Alpine-aye., aud when cOm-
pieled viii bee equal 10 anything in The city
outside Of the block pavemenls.
Dorc Lodge no. 342. +. & A. NJ. has
completed tAe arrangements for It's excur-
siou io Macaiawa ou 81. john day, June
-i The following are the members Of the
commiJtee ou arrangements. bfian &.
Northrop, Oscar l.. Davidson, : j. Osgood,
Dr. j. Albright. Jas. Curtis and Dr. j. T.
Ausur. Capt II. A. Hydom has been APP
pointed Marshal of the day and T. W. Stra-
han treasurer.
Chas Bennett. ]. Swarthout aud a num-
Der of other young men from the Sixth
ward left yesterday for a fishing expedition
IN the North. They wilt camp out and
return tomorrow or Tuesday.
An outside party has purchased a lot at
che corner OF Broadway and Crosby sts.,
and viii erect "a building thereon, which
viii probably be used a ii grocery store.
The choir Of the German 81. +. chur, 1t
tho corner Of West Bridge and Turner-s's.
has prepared an excellent programme for
the chi.dren's day services this morning.
About twenty men and sixteen teams are
40 work hauling and ievehng the gravel On
MckeynOids-st. They expect 10 complete
the grading OF il THIS week.
ID. Deiendorf, a resident of the Sixth
Ward, has returned from the Upper PENN
su.a where he has been engaged IN business
Tor some time.
All the stores but one grocery on West
Leonard ST., will close AT s O'Clock except
Saturdays, commencing tomorrow evening.
X. 4. McWIlIams aud party Of friends
captured fine string OF bass al the lake
yesterday.
TO Mr. and Mrs b. Caffery. of Straight-st.,
yesterday morning. II pound boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Hewey, of 474
Turnerst.-a ten pound boy.
Henry Aidrich of 232 FOurth-st. is Ill
with an abscess liz the side.