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Which afilicts nearly every one at this season
is entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsaparila,
which has the peculiar merit of building up
and strengthening the system while it eradi-
Gates disease.
~ have been in poor health several years,
suffering from indigestion, restlessness in the
night, and in the morning would get up with
a very tired feeling. After taking only part
of the first bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla l
could rest well all night and feel refreshed
when woke up. must say that Hoods Sar-
saparilla is all it is recommended to be-
MRS. H. D. WINANs, 2lO East Mason Street,
jackson, Mich.
Now is the Time
To take Hoods Sarsaparilla the popular spring
medicine and blood purifier. Why?
Because the body is now more susceptible to
the beneficial effects of this peculiar medicine
than at any other season.
Becau Sc the impurities in the blood should
be expelled and that tired feeling overcome
before the additional facilitating effects of
warm weather are felt.
Because the thousands of people who have
tried it pronounce Hoods Sarsaparilla the
very best medicine to take in the spring.
Because delays are dangerous. Adollar spent
ness which will be expensive and hard to bear.
| Because, as now is the time when you may
derive the greatest good it is certainly econo-
my to take Hoods Sarsaparila now.
Do Not be Imposed Upon
The great and increasing popularity Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla has led some unprincipled men to
use it as bait to draw ustomers to their stores,
| and then by unfair representations endeavor
| TO sell other kinds. 1t unnecessary for us to
| caution those who have tried Hoods Sarsapa-
| rilla and know its peculiar merit. But to those
| who have never taken it we say, Don't be im-
| posed upon. Insist upon having Hoods Sarsa-
| parilla and no other. The men who claim that
so doing admit that Hoods is the standard, and
| possesses peculiar merit which they try in vain
| to reach.
Immense Amount Of Good
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. l had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
| me, or did me little good In an hour after eat
| ing would experience faintness or tired ALL
gone feeling as though | had not eaten any
thing. Hoods Sarsaparilla did me an immense
amount of good. 1t gave me an appetite, and
| my food relished and satisfied the craving l
had previously experienced. 1t relieved me Of
that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. have felt
| so much better since took Hood S Sarsaparilla
that am happy to add my recommendation"
GEORGE A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass
NoTE-People cannot afford to be careless in re.
gard to medicine When you need medicine the
| question OF a few cents paid to your own druggist
for medicine on which you can rely should not be
| considered for a moment. You should get the best
regardless of the price The best is certainly tho
| cheapest in the end
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepared
only by G. |. HOOD & CO., Apothecariest
Lowell, Mass.
| 100 Doses One Dollar
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29

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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29

Patent Corset Shoes
Strengthen and support the ankles. For infants
learning to walk they are invaluable Send 70,
catalogue. Nathan's, 81 9th Ave, New York
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29

Its thousands OF cures are the best advertise
ment for DIR. Sage Catarrh Remedy.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29

Japan is moving to prevent the further ex-
FORT of adulterated teas.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29

Relief is immediate, and cure sure. Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. 80 cents,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29
EPITHELI0MA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years I suffered with q cancer on my
face. Eight months ago a friend recommended the
use of Swift's Specific and determined to make an
effort to procure 1t. In this successful, nd
began Its use. The influence of the medicine at first
was to somewhat aggravate the sore but soon the
inflammation was alayed, and began to improve
after the first few bottles My general health has
greatly improved. / am stronger and am able to do
any kind OF work. The cancer on my face began To
decrease and the ulcer to heal until there is not
MRS JoIcIK A. MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ca, August H. 1855.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 5, Atlanta, Ga
N Y 1877 Old 81
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29
That Tired Feeling

For RATES ior adyertisustu has paper, apply to tins
Publ her. N Il seventeen
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29

bile, and by its tonic and nutritive effects
upon the system, and its general purifying
action through the kidneys, the skin, the
liver and the blood, soon restores the nat
ural action of all the organs and thus
makes the relief or cure of this inveterate
disease simple meter. From one to
three bottles willrelieve or cure the chronic
cases of long standing.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-04-29

Name the
FOSTER, o., ale NY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
GRAND RAPIDS BUSINESS Men.



--t.arfsr " the TELE8AsN hEEAIu
- - Us Re1molds Opera House yesler-
8ae slefe ae aoUeed among tne several
lll.sIl1 ooari- q pooi 9i llol sand ucAcls
recently purchased 81 business Mel oi l1is
au toloking is e1ug ~ me pop.
satisfied thal LLe management IS ialr Sod
honorable. and t1r cue purpose oi aiding
iu flllV colsl llmatln-g tle plans and plr-
poses vi The Grand Gin Concert sc bereoy
sllseripe far and a-ree % isse tne nlmpef
OF lcEeis set opposite our respective names
the wloie humber So subscribed 20 Dc
pooled and ii zuy ore " rhls number
shall dras TIE property, same 90 De- osned
0g the aBdersiglel - o4T several Interests
m the pool Is hereby shown. julius
Housemssn 500. l. N Weston tioV Z. r.
sweet Sltl Al J. SWesi. Sl0o, l. ii g.
Fuller tlos. George O. .brlsgs So, ~ :.
Waters Sl0o James Blair. So George \,
Davis. 500 y IL Wonderly tla0 Henry
Felix 500 \ r Bulkiey. tleJ John A
C0g0de. fiOt Leiellier White 500
j. McIIiyre, $50 Henry brrnueli
So ChasfW Eaton $50. Wm- Hake 80,
Wm d. bubart so II 1. Ledyard. 50,
O. f. Msyhes So. Ii Hastings $50
Chas r Hney $50. Arthur Meigs. $50. Ira
Wuhey SO. Wm Vinegar So. j ID. Lacy,
10. r b Dkeman $40. b. W Putnam, $40.
ii N G0ebel $40 5 heyman & son, $40
The reporter then asked Mr. Redmond
when the drawings would again CON mence,
Mr. Redmond replied. We've advertised
the drawing would commence Monday
evening / still have several thousand
uns0ld and ain endeav0ring 10 dispose of
all before the committee again draws.
/ have some men IN Detroit forming pools,
there is also another large pool forming
here in the city. aud two men are organic
ing syndicate In Chicago with view OF
taking the balance of my tickets. II this is
accomplished ! will be- able TO meet all Obli-
cations. aud then the drawing cannot be
completed too quickly 10 please me. The
committee has consented % delay drawing
"A few days longer Should those sales be
made. the dra ings will begin al once. My
object and aim is 90 pay the obligation, ana
the sale of the tickets will accomplish u.
The price OF tickets Will remain az 81 until
the committee again draws
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

caragnssl ss,ssss sCH00l F0s sOYS
esxin nrfnIa~ ss4rh gear e. hegsu sept 8.
isst NJ fsr~ Plan Thnrousa insfrF ior Nnr
ser TINTED san pe~ s1nurs lReff-eses
Barnard Grand R.rffs feh1 N.Y.. Nass@sen
10 -ter- vHskeg "a ~ MrF sot
wanistea Rev A Nocs. a orss Naeh ~ent
ssr Ilfsf -sfesf Cs-sIoxue a. p@$>e tfrrsss
go W Nasf 1.-f0-
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

stndent. fnr Sentrmher

The following young ladies and gentle
men were received al the Grand Rapids
Business College during the month OF Sep
tealber:
II + Hanson and Ernest Carr. Green
vile Micn.: T. +. Kirby and NJ. 5. Kirby
Grand Haven; Alfred W Lyon and Paul
Rademaker. city; Lena Epping. Allegan
Frank Widow and Josie Saterskey, city;
sara Rice AAllegan; W. w. Childs, Abilene,
Kansas sephine Morarity and Will K
Roberts, citN Hattie +. Warts, Sherman;
Clarence w Ozark and Thomas A Brady
city. Virgil 5. 'HOllenbeck, Upton, Mich
. Peterson, citN Frank Reilly, city; Joseph
ID Stebbfns. Monta sue. Ida rsy lor, Jacob
Dzienszewski andFrank Brogger. city; Chas.
L. Wheeler, Cadillac; PeterBrower. Coral,
Mich; Ar hur Fowie, Traferse City; VIM
Bronson, Durand, Mich. ;fAbbie Donahue,
NJ. p. Louwene. AnnA Biandford. Nicholas
J Hoey and Katie NJ Walsh, city; Edward
NJ. Bulloch and Chas. Bullock Ada; Car
Andersen, Harry May, Inez Maud Mosher
and Leo II, Keenev, city; z. J Vollpert,
Walker;> Fred Heyinan. \city; David l.
Stevens, Traverse City; Henry Griffin, JAS
C. Shields, Nellie Hall and Kittie Cahill,
city
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

stored sa8 SEPT I peses 81 fae dag si SAL
slu1l all everlasting rest
s.slet
leas C kE1fsFa
Joas ID Joss.
iss = UsaeslL
ALfHaU- Ls.t
luH.aalflee
Df Fafs sdllor ~ tae 8a.gat .44tl7t
a t.aelt- 4sa k4fe l.eflonai. ~ ~ 4iel le
Lra1e,I tlr lie ~ deceased heF A 44-
eaafs. 10 me Iisiros lolieseuee allle feE
-el4ag1s. f8lloelug sanL ID. Fish, rresi-
ielt lf Allilu College retd fesel1ii9ns
ADOPTED - il- laellfg oi lAal INSTITUTION.
iud -p3a- touching Sur'is prompted of as
42a heart feeling Rev Jenn pfaAa.i
I'd tl.s lifg. - la-ed .le speeches sl-u q ~ord
8r taa IT real comfort CO the mourn
ers AID fren-s. The remains Fere tlen
carried ta the lear-r ~ krgs- Carlisle,
-pragle. Gould Barnes Egruef and Mas
trrs aut tle procession moved lo the al
.ry lltF cemetery Elrre the remains were
placed ll their la.t res nag place
The galrCL Fss drape1 with sable sil1,
iue galleries paipll caalrs TIE altar.
lloufuers pew door casing s.. ETC. reeei tlnE
= eAtl4l. Goa rle rgl- oi lle pulpit - a.
d1ral broken ~heel made ot tube roses,
-1se.. beg0lla- ag-F4tums. sweet a. Fsslln.
miguone.ts and smllak Tue piece rested On
a. rAs.e Du flr other SIDE and resting
4u al al aLasler pillar Nas a gates aiar mace
1l essentially tie same n0Eers a. those Used
in The other piece Smaller pieces Orna-
meltei fle p4igll. aud upoD the casket lay
delicate t4Dllrs aud palm leaves A num-
ber of friends we're present from Maeshall
Cold~aier and Chicago. The visiting folks
returned for the most part yesterday
Mrs J3F and her soa Harry viii reside
With the family Of Hon. J. T. fi,z,ivrald
TAG a time They wiil make this clty their
permanent home
The funeral vas largely attended. the
Good TemplArs being present In o4dy, tue
local Protestant churches being represented
be their clergy men and tnrOnS OF friends
lndiag seats ln The church
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
New Fall Dress Goods

Oar siock ioF the iAl trade y nov being
cured some If the most desirsbis f3hrios,
both American sad. iofeiln asnafacIans,
comprising isTFe assortment al novelties
Tor combinations. Ais0 q greai variety IL
Diagonal snd Home -spnn suiungs, prio=s
commencing - low - 2sc I.ef yard
hrElRs A OoNfAKE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

We call attention 20 this department a.
customers will find everything much
cheaper snd better made than can be- done
at home. Look a. the prioes
Night Dresses SOC. ooc 7Sc, s5c. ssc $40
81 .25 Sl.5o and upward.
Chemise SOC. soc sac. Sc. SOC. 6oo. sc,
s5c, s5c, sIlo. s. IS 81 =. 81 IS. 81 50.
Drawers 25c, SOC, Sc. SOC Sc. sc
Shirts sac, sc, 5ec. o5c. sc. s5c. soc. g. GO.
Short Skirts s5c. lsc SOC 6ec. &c, 7sc
Sc
Corset Covers 25c, SOC. Ssc, 4sc. 5sc, CSC.
75c. soc. s5c.
Aprons 25c. Sc. 4Sc. SOC
Dressing sacques al prioes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Our immense CarI,ei Department is fIi~s
with the most desirable and heu goods
manufactured We srs anl selling No
quettes for 3 2s pef yard Yeivets. A..
ministers. brussels. lngrsi8s. esc.. 81 ~.
lowest prices.
srnIEe ooNrsrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

The lsrsrsl and best assortment &c have
ever shownor that vii be offered by any
hrm ia Grand Rapids Shou wrags aud
jackets ia the greatest variety Of novelties.
SrGIKs A CoAfASr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

People who desire a. ssve money in Gar
chasing Rugs should svali themselves of A.
immense sfock and ascertain pr'ces befors
placing their orders er purchasing of f--i
dlers. ss many hsre already done in this
city.
Investigation viii convince 81 fhst tbes
have been impored npan ~ " urice- srt
from two 70 eve dollars less g. esch Rue
srmy soosrssr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Chiidren's Sarnents-'
Drswers. Skirts and Dresses for The lifiis
ones from one to three yeans old Also Night
Dresses.
Bibs &c. &c l2ic, l5c Use. 2oo. 25c Sc
S5c, soc s5c. SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12
cHRIsT.AN wOmEN's WORK.
WORK Dome AZ ihe Convention ls,trrday
-f.ar.e Analena. IA.t i.snlmg.

WORK Dome at ihe Convention lsstrrday
Large Audience last Evening.
Al tAe sent County W. G. .. l.. Conven-
oon Yesterday morning the devotional eA
-rc.-es were lea by Miss Jennings of l.o-
we'll amt tie fIeasgrers report was Iesi br
Mrs. Monroe. Of Cedar Springs. The rcpou
shows Lat the toial receipts the past year
have been $3.50, and The disbursements
;3i 3D. Reports of the roc1 work from tie
dlrerent unions. were then .eac. Rev.
Grinnei, made a short address and Mrs
o'dheid. of Cedar Springs Jed short ex-
perience meeting. after which dinner was
s-red. a. the afternoon session. reports
rom The different uniOns We're heard and
Ms G.. A Backus, the corresponding sec
reisry Of this city. reviewed he work done
during the past year. : number ~ Tesolu-
tons were parsed and paper on "InGivld-
nal Responsibility. was read by Mrs. q. y.
Stuart and one or Which side 3v NJ
LIZZIE y. Buck. of Cedsr Springs Ia .he
evening an interesting musical program re
vas cisl cnsed alter which Mr StONell. od-
iror OF the Uirti7ru. Itaitatc. maJe snort
speech Mrs stone 0f fhis city. gave q
orief sketch Of the work done Cor the boot
blacks and newsboys. after which Ms a..
s. Bcniamiu President of the Fifth lis
trict / lion. delivered lecture on The line
Of work hy the ~. q. I C.. which was ap-
p8rently vel appr, ciated by The large gu
aience present. The convention viii close
~ noon today after the report oi the COM
miitces, the election Of officers and other
work
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12

The design for the new postal card has
been prepared and viii be put in pres.
about the lst Of December. The Bureau OF
Eagravins and Printing al Washington Is
now getting ready for the multitude "
plates necessary 20 strike Oft millions Of
these cream coiored m.ssives. Ibe new de-
IN approaches Jeie-sonian simplicity
without any doubt Use ,igneffe oi JEFF
fers0n. ,lc father # Democracy. Is siie
view "a a circle, with elabOrst ION, D the
middle and top Of be card. The legend.
United States postal card is on it "one
cent under it, and beneath oil. "N0th.ng
bat theaddress on this side The ob'ec-
ton to the present design is that il is too
large for The size Of the card, and does not
give writers sufficient space 20 put the ad-
dress on proper =. i VII probably he the
middle ot December before the new design
viii be ready for sale
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12
A BLACkMAIL KING
How q Weak Boston Man Be
came q Victim 10 Leeches.
.8lIl Fla GtlsLf HALF 4 MILLION.
4 Strange s0s DisCredltabis StorY
6sing 8rought Oat ~ a Bos-
ton C84u-Tfe Outline
OF Defense.


Bosros. Noy lI.-ln fhs Wilson Moen
case THIS faorDin~ tle crosse examination
f.t. .f....ts- -. ,......f.l.4 ~. ...fs
ali lieAiif Ais signature np9h sefeit-
notes ali checks dated h. So cgid not
write A. thst time sithor.h i- .3 sv..es
,........- 81. s
pIsl-d oy Aorn. Had .eri Noen at ar
t-rent fim-s sI2JogJ. Noeus letter ana
,..f..-... ,....-...i,.. li. ..-,..... -, ,...
fl'p Aal Ntvn ---d D- -h- t2i- ei
Stiffness 50 lsLt lres. Ee denied tlreaf-
rir. tha Fngai-e- th.r - thev
.s4 - .-....-
-"
t.acA i.1il tley should satsr as ina,h as -
e.i. ii.fee 9f i'-r 9i5e. .iies--s .e,t-
80. lltA closed Tie l-leei ,e-'ilntay BOT
t.a.l.a.
A. i--5 Ar. KIM opened TIE defense.
lie SAID ne Defendant no" pfci 3sed p
open tic whole stoFy If'n liic
BEGINNING 10 TIE END. lAe cf-
Tense is niacAmail pure aui s.NY.r,
and the history oi the ease is n-e ol h.te<-
itail successfully followed nuli me firiiin
tunnel Al oAv la Noyr Sir. Anen. ior
forty ears resident oi Worcester Mass. a
man who stood m-h Ia The clmmun ~,
nlet stranger InaE stupins stsansvr
Was Lew ~ Nlisnl. lie saws. AZ
ont "a work with no money nor friends.
have been the witness oi an act h.cA
I can WILL make ,he sGbleci oi criminal
transaction unless you VII give ne 500.
Ar. Ioen. Sno~lng the utter iais.ty OF -he
statement rather tAan have Levi wilson
p9t 10 ~ circulation IN 8 moment ~ weak
ness. yielded and laid the corner Stone Of
this vast blacSuail.
In February, 1876 Noen received letter
from Wilson saying, Why ia hell haint
YOU sent me that money. II you
don't send ne $1,000 you nor
your property VIII not be safe. can hlIe
my brother 10 swear 70 anything You
hal better send the money" Nr- King
then detailed the various occasions On
which Noen had paid Wilson money. In
October, 1876, Wilson sent word that he
had told MS brothers the sub
stance Of the story and he
thought they ought - o7 sent
West. This produced 100 Subsequent
IS $3.50 vas wanted 10 ee. bis brothers
and thsir families West. From 1870 To
June l>s2 the total pad Wilson was over
e253o9Q. Al this time Moen was nor aware
tnat wilson had BETRAYED Hattie rngeiee.
lie had never seen haiAe or Cora
i-lgelee and c,4 not AnON oi
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12

fpsr HrFov. 1ich., Nov IA IRE A.
Z ~ this morning destroyed F. c. Parsons
Troy laundry. in the Phoenix block, Butler.
- re places his loss at g. 30; insurance
81 so. The sunday Herald printing office,
IN the same block. vas almost destroyed.
Murray & Parker. proprietoTs, lose by dam
age on heir building and type about $3.50,
90 Insurance. John Lawlers livery stable
vas damaged about 500. Martin Bros.
y-oce-s an TRY goods dealers, VINO occupied
ne store I'm rle olcck lOr storage. lose -ey-
~r4i hundred dollars. Tie Gse started in
ne landry The origin Is unknown. The
-.nIrf Hergti will issue As usual.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12

-l.II1II y n II--.Ils- -3tH.-l-
EA-r SAGINAW. Nov lt.-Capt Harry
Nay, ofthe barge Transport, a week ago
.his morning a. 1880. discovered three
burglars in ,he caoin. one stood over him
v "a A revolver pointed gt bis head and de-
msnt-d his money. The captain jumped
10 and bunfsd he burglar n the stomach
.-h ris bead. stunning him He then got
olf of tae -TamWay % give an alarm. The
1lrg.ars took the yawl and escaped. The
captain had l-J IN his wallet.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12

\ Cincinnati Eoot -B,ack Murders a tnitsd
SIT soldier -, r. street iishs.
C.sCAS Stll. Soy. IA fatal shooting
sIsey occurred al $40 ibis afternoon iu
ircn, OF hesAan's drug store. corner az
sixih and Walnut-sis. Ed Farrell and "a
ir.eaa both of whom are United states
soldiers, Nera pas ng along Tie street
when an negro buot-0lack. named joe
Abbott ~ wears old. made au offensive fe-
Iaark which c3f-rd Farrell ~ Star. after ihe
nero. iAe latter reifeaied few s.ep,
when De- drew l revolver ani hred thfee
times tWo o, TIE shots taking eilec. I'D Far
Iells breast ara stomach. The wounded
man was removed 10 The hospital in dy-
H. co iditiOu. RE came here from Chicago
last Monday AMI enlisted ia the cavalry
service Abbott was locked up lie says
bee shot Farrell because the latter kicked
him ON de sllns
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12

Nr and Mrs John benjamin celebrated
tho ivenfy-ffth anniversary of their we'd
ding ~ So. li4 Lagrave-st. last night The
home was fas.ef-ilv deeo-aiel with evsr
green's. ruoff1es and ch-r-anfheaams in
lonor - The OCCASION and about thirty five
couples were present to sec tha, Tie ~uacr-
soT ard his wife were m.dr Aappy. Sew
eral valuable rcCes % siivrrw7re neat
csae and memorial were fhe gifts Wi
liam Benjamin. ~ the Hpuaafcr ~ Hol-
land was present lie is the Supervisor E
.a..tn-~
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12

=
n eaaiues. serssI.lls. t,s.-
The second S.feei N 3 Caereh VAS
El.sa b. iss utmost lasi eeeDlak So witness
tle auials eHterta1nnlsli Furnishes 81 las
C'Einese Students They sang iaAns songs.
Chinese hymns sad playsd selections nn
different Ca.ness instruments ra.ca s'.elss4
zraaI applause roa thrf sadltuIs. There
wAs also earo srt e1Aihaon n coanee
tioD vltL tee enter t4tHueut which vas ftiI
vorfn ihe Ifiee ID admission. q cu..sls.e.
- all ths diatls4t llls household afaees
Used tV lts lliEf>- lesl1t- alI. tf.I sllN
other sIell n.et, al llcir LAna nsra htt1
the talefts silmtsf real CHINESE s.lptf
was serel ll tis ctarll lsar .is. itf
NroC-ets ~ iiit eltefts unlftt 0.I 80 500
Tie ltaeli oi the ladies A-a @oceis lles
vlIl ass lt 10 pas size an.a4ut iilo-se1 80
ht c4uflA.
Ile Residence ~ ~ sni.l of 6oveg 81.
was entered Ur -reaa tlief Wtsnss1st
at0ut roou Nha sfsfe sl.. lae u'lfi ta-
been pfow arg af1uaa llt lt.f looIaala iof
some fiae oui tuta le eela 80 elira-et to
Nfs larr residence oa 'a t1~ I'D iae PEE
entered tif nffl Eel-t RllIt llt IasN So
olf iu fae Eart ano ulsl size aan.t .n sit
t.Ura h.a raHea.anE fLe ANlsf rae
s.ked Aan l.s el-lIts ans De SAID he WAS
sfillaE lsteut lasa.0lne pon oalaf 5000
sis wares 0erf nof uaued ht vel. over 81.
Nr ~ui,b l4asf aHa Iaus tat osaf De-
AS lsr rlDE ~asl answered rtui hnat At
aa.stl Iusl +, eli sf.l. lae A.aAtF. lrtIs
i- lo ..ee i3 f.e raaerI. SIS ta"s NN s+H
luu loa.i rut Give 90 accurate tese'. l..ifl
oi .ls appeai an.t-
John Clipper was ouile pleasantly snr-
ll SEES 81 tle frs'.it..Cs of I.s sister. q rs M
EunNaa az brsala aaf wednesday eveuInf.
Ht returned lasr ar esDa ai oti.ah u
the evening and iaan1 le tau-t $3.50 uf
frer d IeaaV 81 IeItlEt h.Ia g. fl.tr t.F
party more c0Ml liste Nrs kal8ar seni iar
iI, 5esi girl W.. iiTes ulf et faa- aro .he
Wss The trst one be- iaeI al tlr teor Int
event was john twenty uinfl Nf.taaf.
All present spent Fery pleasant evening
With vocal ana instrumental. mcs-c. Iiea.t
ut r,iresnuenls. etc.
A couple of tough charaefers egraFf. ~
q dser6o~ln' sif-ei hrsNi on Me- .ltau-
~ iasf evening They were nra
heasflv state ot i-f4r aIou aui li.1 atl.
gI4frliug aI t.r ersu.ar n.f 1.f n.i
come 90 blows unll ursel - . e. couple
~ 0fneI h01lirm- whs Htle -et lI'4.l Dri-
ier ftsu fle prime paIs llcF we're hNta
hriiy punished and were uo, par rl 4N.I
they began to cirw each oilers ears uH
They Were then conveyed ~ tlelf l1Mc
ny their false friends.
NJ William Beehes md Miss Matte FoPas
~ were married ~ t1e residence of tae
bride parents ou Juruer-St Necues. -
evening Eey. Father Llrenstrasser of -l
Mary's Catholic church performed the ce'e
mony az 7ao precisely. There WAS large
number 0f FRIENDS of both pafle- present
rho after plrtac.ny of gaze >lmitloas Rel
ding ieasl spent tie evening very pleas
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12
BASE BALL IN CcURI.
The Detroit Club Wins Victory over In
dIannpall. IL a sait lor rurohass Money.

Dunom,sNov lin the middle Of the
playing season Of lssJ, TIE Detroit
base bail club bought the Indian
apolis franchise with the understand
ing that all tie players should he
transferred Two thoos,nd dollars was
pa,d down and another 5000 was 30 be
paid gaen The PLAYER signed with Detroit.
The battery, Mckeon and keenan,.
refa.ci 20 come and the DE
tr0it club refused 20 paw. The
Indianapolis club .uei in the United States
Court and we're tolay awarded $3.50
This is a practical victory Tor Detroit, a. a
verdict unde- $500 does not carry costs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12

krKssgA, Nov. 1.-THE Smith Lumber
C.mparv of ftis place a-e shout t0 heun
.he manufacture Of The Hannah Lay e co
pine of t..v millions which iies just west OF
re foVr fne .osrIng railroad IS BOW ne-
rE o.lIt t0 carry Dee icgs 70 the mills on
aa Boar Imam IA.s means Che steady em-
u Fneat n. io0 men. and this rifh fhe
.rr1.1r ~ .he na kasks manGfscruriu-
81 .alr -.gss zoe Town a boom.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-12

Duaou Micl- Noy. u.--TEIEsS,N-
h4aAiD. Grani Rapids rae statements Ia
-hs Es-aae Ns.s tonight concerning the
-e Press are a-trOcOlS falseboOds from
beginning 90 end. A libel suit will oe in-
sl,l-ed oy Is IA the morning for heavy
damages.
TuH fRsE Pass Co.