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The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28
A Brothers Crime,

NEW YORK, April 2S.--A special to
the Herald from Galveston, says:
About s O'Clock last evening two broth
ers, John and Edward Burke, propri-
etors Of d grocery store, became engag-
ed. in quarrel about a horse, in the
course OF which John drove his knife
into the left side of Edwards throat,
severing veins and arteries and infict-
Ing wound of about two inches in
length. John, realizing the fearful
crime he had committed, rushed into
the store, picked up derringer placed
the muzzle over his right eye, pulled
the trigger and sent a bullet crashing
into his brain, inflicting a wound from
which he is now dying. Edwards
wound, while regarded as extremely
dangerous, it is believed will not prove
fatal.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28
A Sad Death.

CINCINNATI, April 26.-An Enqui,
rer special from o Owentown, KY, says:
>. 8. Blessing, young and energetic
1ar'ner, living near this place is dead.
Ills death was made sadder by the
circumstances connected with It. He
mad procured license to wed Miss
Addie Vinens, worthy and ,.aitrac-
tive young lady near JonesvilIe, this
county. On his return hs had an apop-
iectic attack, and died before reaching
home. The ceremony was to have
been performed the day of his death.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28
Labor Meetings.

ST. LOUIS, April 15.-An unusually
large number of labor meetings, inclu-
ding the Central Labor Union and the
Amalgamated Trades, which embraces
a good many separate unions, were
heid here this afternoon and to,night
Inc eight hour system was the princi-
pal subject discussed, and was the
pretty generally decided to put the
plan into operation on May Sd.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28
Historical Meeting.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The first
8 s''on OF the second annual meeting of
the American Historical association
was held in the lecture hall of Colum-
Dian university yesterday morning.
President George Bancroft, eminent
American historian, delivered the adj
dress Of welcome.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28

Strike OF Employees Of Safe Company.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-The en-
ployes OF Marvin & Co., safe manufac-
turers, went on IA strike last Thursday
and have been out since. They mum.
Der 200, including few boys, and
claim to have grievances. AS soon as
they left work "A committee was organ,
lied to obtain an increase in their
wages. The company offered to max e
an increase OF 5 per ceut in wages but
this was deemed insufficient by the
strikers and the offer was refused Mr.
Marvin refuses to treat with the union
but is willing to treat with his men as
individuals. The company has issued
circular to its men, in which it states
that the present state of business will
not warrant larger increase of wages
than the per cent offered, and that un-
less the men return to work this morn
ing their places will be filled by new
men.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28
Adjusted.

d 'stun. April 27.--Tne difference be,
tween the Cambridge street. railroad
aud its employees has been adjusted
upon terms which practically concede
to The demand Of the men.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28

SPRINGFIELD, No., April 2S.-Geo.
draham, the wife murderer. was
'ynched here by mob at an early
hour yesterday morning. m
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28

The Effect of the Eight. Hour Movement.
CHICAGO. April 2S.-The effect of
the eight.hour movement upon the
brick and stone crops, it is said, will
show itself more plainly than in any
other class of building material. Last
year the stone yards of the city turned
over building stone of value of more
than 100000; at the same time the
brick yards 10 and around Chicago
manufactured nearly 40O,OOO,OOO COM
mon brick. The proposition for eight
hours work after May, 1st., has had
paralizing effect upon building inter-
-ests, and as a consequence the stone
and brick interests have already re-
ceived a severe shock. A prominent
brick manufactures says if the system
should be adopted here and not out
side the Chicago yards they would be
80 affected that they would have to
quit trying to make brick. The propo
sitiOn for eight hours work would
make at least 25 per cent difference in
the quantity of brick 10 be produced
in and around Chicago. The brick man
ufacturers had expected a crop this
year of 10000, 600, and with the eight
hours work the yards could not make
more than 30O,OOO,OO0. From the
present building outlook, said he, it
seems as five would be- at a loss to
find place 10 put 300, 900, 900 bricks;
building has stopped. The elght>hour
business puts at least 81 on the cost
of each thousand brick and during the
ummer the price would probably be
81 20 thousand, when it ought to
be but $6 20. We do not know vet
what our employees will do and we
doubt very much if they know.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28

The news from Helena, Ark, is still
discouraging. The river continues
steadily rising and threatens soon TO
top the high water marks of 1882.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28
Investigating q Lynching.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, April 2S.-The
coroner OF Green county, in which g.
=. Graham, wife-murderer was lynch
cd Monday night held an inquest over
the body yesterday morning. The
jury returned a verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death by stranpu,
lation at the hands of persons unknown
Cora Lee, Grahams alleged accomplice
had been informed that an attempt to
lynch him would be made, but she
failed to 1Stify the sheriff or 10 make
any attego save her lovers life.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-28

Miss = of oue&ity, but'II Retire.
NEW biting Henry Blocklarcus May
or, who Ind cigar stablishm Henry f.
Aooey 2 is In town. Dave oAnderson
says thae here, and his mariher way
from San to see him looking New
York engsh. h.away
thirty-wee' save
been In the ifased to hear that a IalO.
In San Francisizens of Vicksburg, Ruo
weeks werdlle and other stations on til
Miss Audes V. s. & P. P. r. r., hay,
porary retytheir intention of visitin.
close Of rpn the 4th inst, and attendins
ment. 1rt to be given by the bes
musical talent of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Sam Slick saii a siss was ike creation.
.it vas made ont # nothing and vas very
good
The Roman emperors demanded 70 be
s.ssei on the ieet. and later % have the
ground before them kissei
The Bible has many tender and some ter
rinle passages concerning kissing. the ex-
tremes ~ which are that of Mary Magda-
ies 80 hlii of love and pathos. kissing the
feet ~ fhe Savior. and that oi Judas. be-
trs7ing him.
To Kiss one sister is not particularly un-
pleasant hgi t Is only a bread and butter
affair Good bui not sweet 10 kiss one 9
cousin is somevhat different and gives =
itm taste t0 fhe operation. particularly n
sae comes under the 1e nomination dan
-arous Bot fo xiss somebody eise's sister
or rousiu fhs. surpasses the other a. far as
jam Eclipse d-sf and she rest nowhere
-terue csI ed f Hesh ard blood with ar
snee. on fhe .nsiie
sydney 5m.fh SAWS I'VE sra iu favor ~
certain srao0nt ~ shFuess when e Kiss is
proposed auf f should noe 1e Too long
sut rhen fhe fair one gives lt let Go 10 a.
ni.lIsferei eits warmth and energy. let
ibere - souI in f if she c'ose her eyes
ara agh imne, sfelg aHrr Is the effect "a
xreser SEE w1rlf p careful onf fn s.oh-
oer s.ss sHt sre T. az hlmnins- hlr.l
-rrs hfs r iato "a enrersa s'e deep huf
ial cate. We have tbe memafV ~ one re-
.efFei n e'r Fo1fh which iasfei VI forty
resrs and ss sea w 80 ana ~ fae
tv ts4rEs ~ s1sI th.ek ~ Faen He aie
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Tlls Pa.sr . 80 guly Daily ia ~ ZEN
l4a1 lla1alls ~ Lstrolt rec. vi1s @ld
sIas| -1lns - f1-l = uitsa s'rsss 1ls-
s@I1Ds@.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

li Grand Master Kane. II tie Orange
nlen, intends - atfempt 81 pronnlzats
sucA doctrines as he has outlined ln sd-
vance. be EIli os s.ss 4 ls begins some
EusEs in Canada snd approaches tie
American border lisie sloa.y. hs sas
reported. before Ls sailed, ss asllg tie
folloElz Language tie chief Ctl
~ my tour srs t0 rsfufe the slaniers err
culate,i - that bure4a of sisnisrs, tue
National 4. azue. and to sAow tie Can
alians ahd Americans that the chief aims
u tls p-uelhnes are 70 indulge N a
personal .axary oilersise be- 0ad their
reach. and to graafy their Irrational
haired Of Protssfants, the Grown aud the
Empire. TIE lsagus 3 Al immoral,
stleisfie conspiracy.
The people of tie U4led States have
become cousuierable attached % the Ma
ti0nal League. aud moat men don't ike,
0u short ss4aailtEnee, b DO called, or
have their friends called liars, or i'm
moral. atleistie eonspiFators. Asper-
sious like those attnbUtei % BE. KANE
vii tend rather % strengthen than to
destroy the conspiracy 10 which he Al
iadsd Unfortunately for Mr. KAsE's az
zumsnt Mr PARSELL is himself a Pro
tsstant PAgSELL's Professionalism stands
IS d constant and unassaiiable reproof 10
the accusation tLat tue struggle
Is brought about b. Catholics
and is part Of their old
feud against the OraDgemen. The
accusation that the chief object II the
Parneilltss is to indulge in personal
luxury otherwise beyond their reach, Is
equally es absurd. Most of the Parnell-
ties are. II Is true, poor men. This makes
the fund for their maintenance necessary
under Il system which does not pay sal
aries 90 legislators. Americans know
something about the cost Of elections and
political campaigns are not 10 be sup
posed b De altogether different in Great
Britain from what they are in the United
States. The Liberals who supported the
Home Rule bill IN the last Parliament
are among the most loyal Of English
men. They are not inspired by an
Irrational hatred OF PrOtestalts, the
crown and the empire" and yet they co
operate with the Parnelhtes for Irish
freedom. The movement Is not atheistic
nor Catholic, il Is political and national
Americans will be willing to listen to
Mr.. KANE provided De presents his case
ID fair and honorable way, but he made
q poor start when he ssssiled the league
as a bureau Of ISLANDERS.
The New York base ball club is COM
posed OF very puny giants. They are
hopelessly in the rear now and the fight
Tor the pennant lies wholly with the De-
troit and Chicago clubs with all the ad-
vantages on the side OF the Chicagos
No matter which club wins, the victory
remains in the West and the effese East
can wag It's ears and below for another
season.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
BIRD STORIES.

A white swallow was shot near North
Haven Conn. recently
J ". Donaldson. OF Vincennes Ind.
after years of experimenting. has succeeded
10 raising chickens covered with long white
hair instead OF feathers.
Barber Kenyon. of Central Square. y. Y.
while fishing for trout, jerked his hook oEt
Of the water Just as a wOOdcock flew up
from the ground. The hook caught the
bird by the wing.
At the head Of Carson valley. in Califor-
MIA. doves and sage hens can be easily
caught with a fshing-line. They are so
thick that they bite at hy quicker than
The trout Of the streams.
Lenoir. a famous parrot. died in Paris re-
Gently az the age Of l03 years The bird
vas hatched ont in the royal palace during
the re IN Of Louis WI. He could repeat
many words and phrases caught from the
troubious times ia France through which
he lived.
An eagle with a bell attached to It's neck
Is xnOwD 90 the fishermen about the mouth
Of the New Meadows river. on the coast Of
Maine 20 is looked upon as a bird Of good
omen The fisherman say that the bell was
fastened Co The eagle neck while IL was vet
TOO vouug to fv. and that IL came from the
Rocky mountains.
An Al0afr0ss captured a few months ago
near Cape Horn bv a sailor or board the
British ship Duchess Of Argyle bore a brass
pocket compass case fastened to its neck
bv copper wire In the case was found a
paper setting forth that the bird was cap
fured in l>f2 by Ambrose Cochran OF the
American ship Columbus A plated label
of wine decauier was fastened % the
bird neck bY - new captors. and on the
.abeI was inscribed a record 0f its two ad-
ventures with men. The Albatross' wings
measured twelve feet and tEo inches from
tip io-tip It must have been about fifty
rna-a Ola
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

WANTED . SITUATION. sTENOGRAPHEf
W and typewriter operator. food pehman
understands bookkeeping. Can furnish type
writer. Reference good. Address A. r., box IS.
Montcry Mich. St
NfANFED-A NOD NG LADY SHOkT HAND
w writer. would ike 10 secure a position. Cat
operate and furnish typewriter. Address A. n. +
care this Office. q
WANTED-BY STRONG AND ENpERIEN
" ced woman 20 ingago family washing and
house cleaning by the day. good reference, apply
20 a, j. Page Under 4ih Nat Bank. a'
WANTED by COpNlsT WORK To BE DONE
W on caiigTaph address ~ care this Office. 8
NANTED-A POSITION rs HARDWARE or
" tin shop have bad experience In both. adires.
Lock Box II. Kent City Mich. 30
lVANTED-A situation as nurse in a family. oi
" to attend au invalid by al experienced
middcs aged lady. Address. Nurse. Telegram
Herald. s5.
EANTED-A SITUATION IS CLERk Is
" wholesale oI retsil grocery. Address Drawer
Is Spafts. Mich. -
IANTED-A SITUATION By A GOOD BAR
W tender. bss p 50 had three yea1 experience
As hotel night clerk. Addross q. A. Telegram
Herald office. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

IA VANTED-A GOODGIRL TO DO HOI sEWORk
" at 80 Washingtou-st- ATs L. NJ. cary. 81
VrANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work at l25 iiyings,on-st al once. 5si
VTAIlERs WANTED FIVE GOOD WATERS
w f4r sunday al the Ottawa Ottawa Beach.
faTes paid apply by letter CT telephone 90 Ii
Spires. 40
WANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
" and reliable nurse girl Apply at 55 Terrace
ave .oti
IIANTED-A COMPETENT KITCHEN GIRL
W al good wages Reference required. Inquire
MIS- NJ. Iaggau Colt ave. -
IlTANTED-A SEWING GIRL IMMEDIATELY.
W call al Is Nenhan-aye.
NTANTED-TWO DINlNGROOM GIRLS AND
" night cook. al A. and 40 Peari-st Oyster
Bay Restaurant. lo
VANTED-A GIRL TO DIP CREAM AT OF &
" factory. Apply a. swetland Brothers. Sa
lVANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL Hot Sc
" wOrk. Apply at Swetlsnd Brothers store. 50
llANTkD-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
" eral holsewoTk IN a family OF Two. Inquire
at SOS Che rry-st -
NANTED-GIRL To DO GENERAL HOUSE
" work at 10 Livingston ST. So
NTED-IMMEDIATELY TWO WOMEN,
W one 70 do family and order cooking. and one
for general hOusewOrk Apply Immediately al
Lake View House,
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
~Auction Sa!e%

As have rented my farm. the following urop
erty vii Dee sold at Public Auction ou Thursday
september ts. 1856. az lO o clock a. m q.
lGa East fulton-si.. Grand Rapids township
One year old bay mare and COLT by "Nnwnr
kse the sire 0f Adelaide lie. her frst dam by
George Mammoth lairhin the sire ol So Alhan
2.1itt, this mare : standard bred and has troftei
IA tft > year old driver. . year ola driver and
sadtieri bay eeiainR ,ears old is hands hiGh
2fa gait one pair 3 Fcsr old oelfs. , pair year
old colts. mik cows. ] spring Caif 3 top bugEr
uesriy ncN 3 three quarter seaf iIshf buggy ore
fr-r. Iass fwo. .seafefl surrey. 3 new platform
nn. narfuH tirr Z lfsf CiaSs track s1lsF. Isari
ieud cnffef ] bay fafk So ~ hnh sie'ehs
sfi heavy dnnfaf harness 3 sef light harness
light single harness. 3 trsf-tisss rnsd cara f
sores of straw .n the stack and other arfieie. t0z
numerous iH mention.
SIS mn1fhs f.mo eiI @. F.gen Wtissf Interest
on approved rarss Na ffaffftF removed frum
premises uutii settled ar uftI.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
FOR REET-ROOMS

NOR RENT:-A VERY PHEASANT FRONT
1 rooms at l09 :. Div. st. Cali amer p. m. 81
NOR RENI-A SUIT OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
4 good accommodations including city water,
DRAINS CisteTHs q etc. Rent very moderate TO the
right party. Inquire Mm Cox leg Clancy Il. 81
COR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
L az loo Pearl Il. Ssti
NOR RENT-THREE UNFCRNlsHED ROOMS.
L connecting ground hoor, for light house
keeping. Gail ls9 SheldOn-st. 81
no RENT-SENEN UNFINISHED ROOMS.
/ Apply 20 Joseph Petz, "a south lonia-st.
NOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE 40. l7o
L Shedonsi. Inquire on the premises 25ti
NOR RENT ELEGANT FURNISHED FRONT II
L rooms. steam heated for single gentleman.
Call at room 80, Porter block, over SWelland Bros.
gl
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ sasefti-sIstEDt- tls tiais coiusslas under
- sslsIeRrr heed. sErept " ~ aEIea >itaa-
ttolls- slll 49, charged fof a. tAe uusforlsa
r-te in the table nelos. Alaaas sAssale ia
asia tECe.
Persons e ~ allilHE situations caE $50 uFt
rrdesei Fates bF a5slsif isl. ~ fhe ctiiss.
The Ualu esF uf liur- "a E8 al vert ille a. 3
can b~ found 10 SIS iaing fhs nutii i.sr ~
sords ~ sssen. Aay past ~ q line counted
- oaa f.ll8 lins.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

EOh sAfE-A RARE CHANCE To pJRCUAsF
/ cheap good horse uiegy saa hsuCss. horse
good under me saad. cail 90 address cf Rapids
PACKING snd Prov 80.
IWK ~ALf-A single cop carriage side hsr
/ nearly now. or ul1 exchange lor Portland
cutter. Nm. k Collins I'D jelier-ou-sFe -
IuB sAGT-uuo upright "Erncsi gsb'cr piano.
/ nearly ncw. oQe Fgnirgsisr c0sl siaVe uith
ogen. large ze. hoEshi aeu at niHfaT one hei
couch. anl -aDe atler lHfutlrt. Enquire As
Room = kal bIocs. s. fanaIg. M
T0R SAlF-TWo GRADE tER-fY C0Rs.
/ fesu. knqn.rs Lasesye. FRS house east 0f
tol gate same sl1e. -
EoR sAlE-toApIFIF SKI n Il REIokTS
4 NsIe actions ard tcisucfs snd athor VAIN
shte isa bross. Wiz ne ao.i cheap. Address
Frnd s cara. Grand RsEifs. Nlch
Lnh sALf-k Fihsf-ffAs4 SILVIA WkTCH
/ kiEH. Nstinnei watch sonpanys rake
cssi sfs used nai ii'le rli e. sod a. 0te-a
iisraunf lff ~ Tglsakss Hrzsl.a ofHne
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
Cambria Underwear.

We call attention to this department as
customers will find everything much
cheaper and better made than can be done
at home. Look at the prices:
Night Dresses soc, 6Oc, 75c, s5c, 95c, sl.lO
81 %, $3.50 and upward.
Chemise SOC, s5c, 4Oc, 45c, soc, 6Oc 75c
s5c, soc, $1.1O, $1.15, 81. .25, $1.35, $3.50.
Drawers 25c, SOC, S5c, 4Oc, 43c, 4Sc.
Shirts soc, 4Sc, sec, 65c, 75c, s5c, 95c, $1.OO
Short Skirts SIC, 4sc, Soc Coo, 65c, 75c,
S5c.
Corset Covers 25c, soc, 35c, 4Sc, 5Sc, CSC
75c, soc, S5c.
Aprons 25c, 35c 43c, SOC.
Dressing Sscques all prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

nfANIEl-A I'm NEN MIR IHf FOLLOW
" luE tep-al tnsreg ftrslrgslDe Ana IuU-
teig CO cali ihr trlDE kGleF fIiF lfif ass..lIa-
tlal aild t8aIl ih olF neH departure itfl lls-
naiaf3 clllEllfsilu = Aisir t-sl io1i-ls 4aa !
Ifsi LooI. n alter =. isaetrs So ~
DOAkD WANTED - Ih IElAsTE FAMflN.
ID - fe@IScts5lc 1olus man }. le hlosd.
way.
IANIED-A RELIABLE NAN WITH SNAIL
W capital le haadle valuable invention in
~ tais city 1H leT cent pfDnl fof Interview
address AaDagef care Ieles lal2- helal1 olhces
lVAN1ED-ONE 10 INVEST. 500. in new
W mandatory business ih4t payt larger
prorf than ANY lierCar liie .Fadt Above amount
VII putchsst ole thifd Interest Addr.ss A.
Telegram Herald. 1sf
4 ID BUILDERS AND CONIRAcIORs.
". ID. -s cords az good e0srriei stone tnT
sale a. only a. - Per cord. Apply = Dr. Alkin. O8
Mouroe-si.
WAAIED-PAkIAER ACTIkh or sILkNI.
" 10 the auction anc Commission basluess. io
handle new and second naud furniture. al.a al
Kinds of merchandise A tsle uIlng and big
profits Address Or call after 3 a.. In. a.. Il Nrghl
City Anctloneer. e. Broadway. ssu
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

People who desire 70 save money in pur.
chasing Rugs should avail themselves Of an
immense stock and ascertain prices before
placing their orders or purchasing Of ped
dlers. as many have already done in this
city.
Investigation will convince all that they
have been imposed upon, as our prices are
from two to Eve dollars less for each Rug
SPRING & CoNFkNy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

" rANTED-TWO VARNISHERs And HAND
" nbbeTs wanted Apply al corner spring
al d tuit0H-sts at tie Leonard Block
Grand Rapids kefrignat0r Go. 80
StALEsMAS WANrED-Ien men wanted 20
> work at our forty four stores IN this aud other
cities. Transportation free. apply 10 b. ".
Fox. Manager, = south DiVlsiou-st.
n EANTkD-THREE OR -FOUR sALEsMEN
" on salary or commission; steady employ
meut. Call al once. Metropolitan Manuiactur-
ing Company, AZ FOuntain-st ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

IA J. MlThEY, FORMERLY MANAGER or
w burche painting establishment il located
Al la Monroe u where orders VII ie reserved FOR
painting, paper hanging and ffe.coeins Remem-
Der the place Opposite the Soldiers Monument
CITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY -
\ GTancville-ave. Regular trade solicited. "
Ro5E. Proprietor,
c. HERKNER, WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
~. Fine jewellery = aonroe-st.
OSCAR DYE, 2i7 DIVISION 81, CAkPENTEA
" and icD shop. Screens specially.
COMMISSION. r. !. LAMB 4 Co. MHOlI-
\ sale dealers IN frui. and vegetables butter
eggS, etc. sud 10 Iunia-st-. Grand kaplcs Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Train No. has Through Coach daily eroeps
sunday, for Grand Rapids Holland Grand
Haven, HuskegOn and fcufwaier Also 7hroufh
Coach leaves the above poinis via q A W N Nv
esch day, exceTi sunday. arriving in Toledo or
Train NJ. ~ fss D. m.f
Al trains daily exocpf sunday
n. G. PAKEER, 6enl Pass Agent
d. Q. MArTHFwt. Northwestern Az, MuskeRon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

The largest and best assortment We have
ever shown or that will be offered by any
firm in Grand Rapids Short wraps and
Jackets in the greatest variety Of novelties
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
ChiIdren's Garments.-

Drawers, Skirts and Dresses for the little
ones from one to three years old, also Night
Dresses.
Bibs &c, sc, 123c, l5c, 1sc, 2Oc, 25c 30c,
35c, 40c 45c, SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
New Fall DRESS Goods

Our stock for The fall trade Is now being
opened and placed on sale. We have Sc
cured some Of the most desirable fabrics.
both American and foreign manufacture,
comprising a large assortment Of novelties
for combinations, also great variety OF
Diagonal and H0me-spun suitings, prices
commencing a. low As 25o per yard.
SPRiSG & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
Lake shore a Ntchissn Southern sasu.-
700 Division

leesl freishf lesres crsnd Rapids a. y m.
oeff1 ne fcseeiiferT - o. - a 'eRsu
~ trains dsiig excep Sunday
Infulft Nfketf - al fsiirtf ent terihf fr
Sc fif'f ocafne< car - secured 81 TuioH g1okef
once q huDroe ef.. ard 81 depot
" MckFNFFY cefiersi krent
go. v. hUNS0N. c1tT 1lckei Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Passengers taking the Q . a. IA. Express MAXI
close connection 81 Owoss0 for Lansing and al
Detroit FOR New YORK. arriving there NJ 1os0 a m
the following morning
Nigkt kLpress has local Sleeping Car frum De,
troit 20 Grand Rapids
Ihis a the only line running Limited Erpra<~
leaving here al 6S0 D. m. with Sleeping Car 20
Detroit making direct connections for AT fsoiuu
East. arriving a. New lork a. 40 D m the follow
ina evening. Trains west ~ f0 IS + ne vii mAfe
direct connection with peiace steamer CITY of
Milwaukee for al points west
Through tickets secured Al D. q N orosS
Sweets Eotcl block and a. the deF.ot
d foTTKE City Pas Agent
GRO. 3. kxKvK, TrEfno hanAger Chickgo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Carpets.
Our immense CARPET Department Is hilcd
rifh the most desirable and best goods
manufactured We are still selling No
qnette. for tis5 per yard velvets. Az.
ioves' prices.
SfR4ss 4 CowrAxY
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

The IELkaHAa HERALD Is conceded %
have the iargest circulation of any paper
publsled between Detroit and Chicago.
lt Is bY long odds the best and cheapest
alVertisiug medium in Grand Rapids,
aal - tue only daily that covers the
Western and Northern Michigan and
Upper Peninsula field. F0lOwingis Is last
weeks
DAILY Average 5,7S2
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Our fast aeht may wear the banner OF
a chewing tobacco on her hip, bat she
gots there ist the same.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

The European powers are becoming As
bad ~ JOSH l. SULLIVAN "a terrible
lighters on paper.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

JEFFzzsoS DAyls - writing another
book What Mr. DAVIS really should
xrlts s. hls spltaph.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

The Car IS evidently preparing 70 have
bis slice os Thanksgiving Turkey, and to
that end IS sharpening a bayonet 10 carve
with
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

frHE SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY sGoREs
4 and lusures nlrniture. household eools aud
general merchandise a. low rates. t4o1ds s0iC ot
commission, packed, moved and shipped No 40
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

ExVrees trsiut daily The rear round make cio>s
connections with trains RON Canada the Rssa
and South. n al Lake superieJ Pointt
A Ns-prN Arfrn
Gen srfs rinfrnfent t4eni Past A T5ckpt Al
NsfQuerte. Mich. Marquette Eich