Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

F4t -cauF IalAs Absat the Protest
Trade H.tAer D4li-Otiss Happenings
a4d Personals


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tLs a-fIloa alI raer went t3 clacs.. and
4s tie nea Nsre at rerk theg eoulf asa
th-.r eIses u thes wanted "a saloon In The
lsarlagt Uf course rhe women woll
s49 t.al LAes d.dut ear- ir salaon. an1
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rlotrs-er1. ~ ELL when Hel- -0 get my
license and pay ior l / asked -he CLERK Lo
r., ale sre 1aa- petilou, aal Fas surprised
lo see there q number ol names Who were
At pesl ir-rnds Beside inis, tl- names
were nearly al -i-urd in tAe same hand
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Dos all true. ANA have heard number Of
men whose names were on lhat protest. say
tLry never signed the petition I have been
iu business here Tor eleven years. aud never
lad complaint made against me. SO why
should they kick
-.vlag- ,f rh.. trade f,- tha ne.r vasL
.br'g- rb,r ,of,a f,ir bn.in.ss bss zen
.l.o. rr. f,--o4-s are now, h.,s, .,-iu., for
rh..- h..g s-.,r, and ara Therefore nor ,bi4 ~
come to .osu 90 make purchase, ar present
The grocers as usual. dld good business
yesterday. Both red and black raspberries
have been placed upon the market and are
selling rapidiy for lZl cents Strawberries
sold yesterday from & tO 10 cents. cherries
RON to cents soose0erues al 3 and cur
laht- al cents per quart
grounds a. Macatawa PARK and is building a
i7rt thereon The Belknap Wagon COM
lan} are maAins ioar enormous wooden
lannon's anl carriages iJr them Wnlch wlll
or laken 20 Alac1t-" Va next week anu placed
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sci, ~. Io,, l.. ,vs- i-,s'i-.. 80, ~.
hard pulling he succeeded i'm stopping them
before going far. 80 damage was done
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r.l- Lave rl.i.v IN ,isi, NJ. trends f., -
John While there She will attend the
Alumni exercises of the high school and
her name IS upon the programme for "A re
pous.ge toast
Grace Watson celebrated the seventh an
niversary other birth Yesterday at her home
on Prospect-age. About twenty five Of her
young friends assisted IN making the day
drl-htill one Tor her.
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the civ.
-rs.-s IL , b..l t-s,t ;,, ,,,. -,i1-,,4 cross
i-.,o, lvs-- n~i.l..-.f and te,g,srsrs Saw
there IS danger of a horse breaking its legs
therein Ir should be- looked after at once.
Miss Conkliu of Shawrn,it-aye. was taken