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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12

Notice is hereby given that Mt the reg.
ulnr Communication Of Elko Lodge
No. 10. +. &. A. NJ. next Tuesday oven.
ing. the 7th instant, the election OF on.
GERS for the ensuing Masonic year, will
take place. A full attendance Of mem
bers is requested.
by Order Of The W. ~.
O. W. GnoyER.
Secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12
I. o. o. T.

At n regular meeting OF Elko En-.
No. o. l.. o. o. f., held at
their Hall Wednesday night, the fol.
officers were elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year: S. S. Sears, G. p;
$. NJ. Henley, S. W; w. Chase. II. p;
A. ". Hesson. j. W; o. L. Green
Scribe; john Hibbois. Treasurer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12
An eastern exchange sa,,, Nv, ov,

An eastern exchange says: I'VE owo
much to foreigners" Just what might
he expected OF the average Eastern edit
or. Ito always leaves the payment OF
his hired girl to the last minute, and IL
is more than probable that the saloon
where he procures liquid inspiration Is
kept by nu accommodating Teuton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12
Congress.

The second session Of the Forty
ninth Congress convened at the Capitol
at IL o'clock NJ. Monday. and received
'he Presidents message, q large portion
Of which is printed in the Salt Lake
Democrat Of that date.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12
Christmas Party.

The Occidental Soiree Club has ar
ranged TO give a grand Christmas Mas
querade Ball, at the Depot Hotel on
the evening Of Friday. Dec, Oath 1886.
The advertisement, giving particulars.
will appear in a few days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12
New Insurance Rates.

The new rate book Of minimum rates
OF insurance by the Pacific Insurance
Union, is now in the hands OF the Diff
ferent insurance agents. Hence there
nre changes in the rates all round, some
higher and some lower.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12
I'd.

"Mnry suppose you sing something"
"Ob. its so late, I'm afraid it'll wake
every one" That's too bad," OK.
claimed Charlie. with every appearance
Of distress. "But why do you want mo
to sing, dcnr7" she tenderly inquired
"why you Sec" he replied, "a fellow I
owe IS to has been waiting outside oil
evening for mo, aud / thought maybs II
you'd sing a little he'd 60 away
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12

Try our New Hampshire PURE ma
pie syrup at W.T.. Smiths
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12
You car buy 10 Is Extra light Brown
nj W. r. Smiths for 81 90 cash

Head quarters for groceries and pro-
visions. such as Dried beef. bologna
Sausage, Pickled Triple. canned goods
aud oil the delncncies Of the market
at uoulcy's. next door to tue Post
Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12

Genuine New Orleans molassos for
sale AT ". T. smiths
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12
IFrom Wednesdays Daily.I
SALMAGUNDI.

Geo. W. Peltier & Co.'S. big teams
loaded with lumber for the firm yester-
day
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17


VIM. A smith vent % Alma yesterday.
Judge Mills Of Kalamazoo is at the Nor
ton
II. o'Brisn returned from New York
yes ierdsy
NJ and Mrs. 7. ". Carpenter are visiting
IN Chicago.
sc. scott. Of Howard City, was ia the
city yesterday
Mrs John r Peek has gone 10 View Jersey
for a visit with friends
". " GUNNER a1d wife. OF Cadiliao. are
wishing friends ia the city
Ms FrsDk Wood and Miss Lo.te Moore,
Of Chsriegeix. ars visiting friends iu the
city
The willow of The ate Or. VIM. Camp
oeli went 90 Psnasg ieauis yesterday flr
visit With friends.
Misses Jennie ard Istzis Crissman, oflhis
city. sre visiting aiss Hstns Z IiAey. II
4acxson. sri taxing l the state Far
John r. Nark.e 7f Detroit. manager ~
ths Edisoa Eeglns Lisas Company Tor
MiChiqsu vas 'n the city yesterday
fris reported that Nathsn Church. late
s.ii,or and proprietor of .ls defGhci Tnss
= preparing 20 ~ upou the s1ses ss a IRA
ge iian.
Nrs Z. a Heszs-. Saperinten3ept az
Snrsr 8 CpmranVs frsssnaslnz deaarf-
-ient Has returned from Ner York ard -
- p'es-ei tn -eceive calls f-3n hsr Trends
sffer Monday ef nsxt wees.
Freziiiag EHier Brel ana Kers Grsasai.
Fafar. ~prszas srd Carlisle. ts8i uas1n
ssr eergr lren. srs In ka'tnszsa .ttaaf ~
Che anrnsi Inference cf ira 8euansaa-
aon Rev = Crawford pastor ~ Tire
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

Prssrsss "a tas Prepare far ths Al
Fsaslst c4luap 1sstins.
A slrsL lfer lle a.dFeltlsI l4Mlls Ess-
tsalaF snoFsl tA4l d 43ndertli change h-a
loa4e oger me ground u lseIfig -f3lI lo4rs-
Abqlt q hundred eoHa4oiilas renls ues
cover lie sraaas Nlleh ar .nlsnssi tar
family ara e1areh use besides -.illlosr 81
assembly teals ~ - used flr conference
sad business meetings. and -l.llren eseF-
elsse TIE mammoth -slt sas successfully
pllele1 ge1.eflag, 4l-l pfe=o-ils
grand appearance. bcsldrs tlr
three .a.- cel.ef pulr7. % fef-ifee ll1 . 80
and .lasl-r D9lss. and iuril- al iae 4rai
rain Yesterday lue Halef sas eel -afi.el
ana lle srgluid 1eAsai4 Aeft lrr.ectls 'crs
tle llal.faetlle al1 e.elflun "a s4el
huge Cl8tl structure. eitlllllls tllflt -lfr
aaudr1g irri ~ Cal fae anl nluFc tlan
ulile ID Iope. demands "a pezlente AID Sail
bias yesterday experience SHOWS tl-s
cJa-l-s4Ii.n eolll &c la1 a. lrg 4aael
THIS catEou r41t iu r4lu storm a.
Ia Tie Mlst elegant slate covered
laIhedral Lresll. is cerlalllg lle tae nl-u-
agrrs l3f tAe oTltris arrangement ol l-c
grounds AMI fLe heat Appearance ol t1r
tents and stands. Lae -aullaE4ln- ol bat-
Gle Greek. has 9ue .ar-s and number ~
smaller lsrlilai4 ic--e Oh t-c -to--A talt
srre pllCle1 ulder Tie dircc-4-l VI bf-
Maz1l 0f tlat Institution A l4A corps ol
physicians and nuIses ff0m tle -anltarlu
arc 10 be present al Lue camp ulee-lns nezt
ae-k 4 gIAncc Inside The dining
ual al TIE dinner hour revealed
number of well loaded taoles,
ana a hungry looking crowd doing Iastiee
thereto. oar Advent brethren evidently
believe ia enjoying ihs good things u thls
N0rld as Neu a. those oI tne neat Wont
las been recei Fed that rle President 0i their
General ConiererCe L.Ier Geo. L. batlef
Eh0 has been Frustrated oy FEVER tsr some
weeks. ls So l4E improved a. 70 De able 10
attend next week ii IS. miner, tne Cen
era superintendent, Is a gent eluau oi rale
lutellecl and executive qualifications, aud
seems % be the rghJ man m the rishl place
lne large pavilion Nas seated yesterday
and services viii probably be held oatar-
day and sunday next II So. the appoint
inent vii appear ia the TELEGRAM hEaAlD.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17


4eeissais- a g.l.lss 81 4ss.s-saP sna fersos-
Al Aastsrs
& 81 Baslmer. ~ Senaasr-sf. lad tie
nisfaItaae Is aat fas iadsz daser - bis
.efl hand nearly eH galls Engaged ia rae
aomssa. aatg u splitting sinainss he
dI5 aas make anY fass se3ls II. but dropped
li. s4s sfues als anger together and ueo 3
sifl 4 re- ana 4saia eemaleasei bis ardu
Gas .sbor. ahel the ifst crstz ol iAe axe
smashed smother Hnsvr. Then he TIRES up
lis 80 aua F.Hr .o see a.s-t0r
The delivery taan4 belonging 60 Pickle
wool Fard. cu West fuiTln-sf.. rau away
about clock Yesterday morning They
ra1 Qua ri lle yard aui sAsr on Illt0n 81
laui near fAe orlaze. where iheE we're
caught All lhs children in lhe 8elsh0of-
hood gathered Up the pieces 81 the wagon
iog sindaus wood.
The officers of the Firth National Bank
Yesterday rented lBe , see noN occupied ~
lae 0auk t0 S. g baed 0f Ludlugton. Who
via move la his STOCK 0i leTeiry as soon as
ll Is vacated, wllcu Hll ur anoat Nov. i.
Ehen iAe neW ouilding is expected 90 be
rea4g Coz occupancy
Mrs j T. Dieter aud daughter. of FL
Pas0. Texas. who bias been wishing her two
sisters on Fourth st., has wnlten back that
size reached Aer home safely amer visiting
several eastern cities Sue says none OF
tasm seem as nice az Grand Rapids
ID. IT, Jones. the popular shoemaker Las
ioined The Prohibition party. and Is noW
1usiiy engaged writing bis nrst speech
sLlch be Nil sprng ou tie West Siders al
an early date. after shlch he wiii take the
stump in behalf of thai party.
-f.s....-..ll. IN. -H.-L fn.r.zf Iaf~..f
-orn gp iu some places 70 be replaced by
cedar blocks. The grade Is rapidly nearing
completion AMI rough gravel is now being
scattered over tie street.
A horse with an open buggy ran away on
West Leonard 81 yesterday morning. He
Taa % The railroad crossing and when
caught there was nothing left of The buggy
0ui the wheels.
Miss Gussis Delmore. Of Stocking-st. has
gone on a four weeks visit with friends in
Cincinnati. She Is accompanied by Mrs. j.
81 FAirhngham, who Is going 20 her home
in Kentucky.
Henry House. who has been visiting his
| neice Mrs T. " Strahan, of Broadway,
/ for the past SIX weeks, mas returned 10 his
home al Hilisdale, y. \.
Several Of the business men of the West
I side VINO are owners of horses have loaned
! them 10 the Knights Iemplar, and viii be
sent TO 81. Louis today.
John IL Travis, OF Seventh-st. has re-
I turned home after a trip 10 Chicago, ST.
/ Paul and other points in the Northwest.
f. d Failing, the popular West Fulton-st.
/ barber. is contemplating a trip East accom-
panied by his wife
The Wolverine club will give a grand hop
at P0meroy & Lawton' hall about the 22nd
of this month
Philip Hubner has taken a position as
bookkeeper with Veit x Rathman. of the
Eagle Brewery.
Dell Graves is about to open a news
agency at his place of business on West
Fulton 81.
g. Leland, the barber at IS West Bridge
st., mas discontinued business and gone out
of town.
Miss Mary Gilbert, of Eighth-st., has
gone 70 New York on a visit.
Mrs. George Franklin, Of Gold-st., has re-
turned home from Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
AN ASSURED FACT.


The Ssw Railroad to Connect This Ciiy and
the state Capital
Undef the mead of the Missing Link
the stsfe Republican, has this 10 say about
the proposed Grand Rapids & Lansing rail-
road.
The direct route railroad between Lam
sing and Grand Rapids Is al assured fact
q /. Griffith. a member Of the new AlasS
Railway Company, vas IN the city tins
forenoon, and expresses the utmost conf
tence in The project. The intention OF the
company is To begin work Al Grand Ledge
a. soon as the line is located, which will be
within the next three weeks.
The new road Will have q total length OF
- miles it wiil run through such towns
"a Grand Ledge, Woodland, Freep0rt and
Alaska and long stretch ~ rich Iarmln
country WOrk on the line VIII 90 ahead
wuh a rush from the outset, the Intention
being 10 push the grading as far
As possible before the Winter months.
The names of the members OF the
company were given in the Siue republican
al The time of Incorporation. \ majority
are included in the list of Grand
Rapids solid citizens. and ). W.
BOytOn, Of that city has been elected
President ana Manager. Ia All
dlIi0n 10 being business hustler, President
BOynton possesses qualities thar make nim
peculiarly tt for the task ot engineering the
important new road 10 success. There are
few buster men N Michigan, and none
more capable OF bearing responsible bur
dens upon their shoulders
The Importance Of the new road 70 Ian
sing cannot be Overestimated. Besides CIV
ing the direct and rapid communication
with the second city that 1t has always
naaliaf i- uffI no gf uraar E4IUf. A UfIrflV
commercial sense. Ia the near furu the
attention Of the citizens will 0e more dl-
rectly called 70 the importance OF aiding
the lime
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

"Girods-Glrofsf = vel worn but It has
some rsshsr pleasing music. several funny
situations snd. when well sctei. goes for a
good deal with The sverase audience Amy
Gori0n faf and frolicksome. perhaps not 80
fr0bcks0ne bus certainly rnors fat than q
Ola. has preserved her smooth and delight
fll gaice splsndidiv and sings even better
than she dif ave Fssrs ago. She vas A verY
c1arusi1z pair ~ twins and got beautifully y
d-unk 0Fer So how is Soarklrs' in which
shs ~as euc0rsd The h8x0m prima donna
s sbig saDporfed ay Nax Fizruan. ". A.
Nerzan. iouis Esiee-g. la Webster. Annie
Barrett Life Arch and q very fair chorus
Fitn Car f1of1sh1 A. m3sic8i director
Tenizht ia Grsntie Duchess eli Be
siren
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
IT Has No RIVAL.

The Enterprise That has Made This Pspsr
Peer Among State Dailles
Tx SPECIAL rELEGRArHIC service eni0yed
by the rELEoRAn- HERALD is one which,
though costly perhaps, has won for il an
enyiable reputation for enterprise and one
which both inside and ont Of the city il
keenly appreciated. IL This respect the
paper has no rival. and that the TELEGEAN-
HERALD may long live TO give US this ser
vice, is our hope, for il began the good work
which no one else had the enterprise to-
Grand Rapids tesi Side Ae4s
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

Aetis lt4At - kstslAE4
i Andrews. Aaisassr Of fhe Pieiet
Liauii Manufacturing conpanv oi Del oii,
pas "a tie elly Yesterday. y am bothered
81 death. saii - ailh questions shout
oar dihelsiy wiih ST. P.r.et Yoa see
ST. Pietsf secenily s. SOLD the riEat e. ase the
hgall f9z iuakius ice lu Germany faf S5U-
uo oar coafzaef sta hil covers ali
beaelfs 81 be- derived irem
tae aqgii When ! learned that
fie.et had solf Tie privilege
of uaSilg ice With ig be- Germany 4 maie
= demand en him lor the smauut received.
This made niIa mad 4ud lie oaaled te lis at
toruey N De Nestr4i y ao aappeued 90 be
iD New YORK @ waI there Tor letters from
him. " zen the letters arrived. lie Aesirai
cane to Detroit and made a great bigh
about flCl-ts Hof having made aHT con-
tract with NE had the papers to prove
the contrary, however. and that was The
last IL that. intend. unless Plciel con-
plies With mg demand for the amount re-
eeived by him. 10 80 10 Europe ami eniorce
IT,
Ar. Andrews has recently purchased the
premises occupied by his mandatory and
intends 70 rebuild the factory next spring
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

Mrs. VanLeuwen, wife Of John W Van
Leuwen. editor OF oar Yankee Dutch, died
at an early hour yesterday morning. OF
heart disease. She had been in quite feeble
health for some time ana excitement c.lused
by the departure OF one Of her daughters
for the West proved TOO much for her. Sir.
NanLenwsn, who has not lived with his
family for a year OF more complains bitter
ly OF the treatment he has received from
his daughter since his wife's death. lie
was not allowed % enter the house 20 see
the remains and was not consulted in re-
gard 20 the funeral which is 10 occur this
afternoon He insists that there is DO cause
for a hasty burial and that under the cir
cumstances Al inquest should be held He
viii ask the authorities to investigate the
matter
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

rhe knishfs rsnpisrs VISITED the Baps
Rsl park yesterday afternoon. snd sEscnt-
~ nar,ter 81 iilHtait drills They pre-
sent q very ioe Appearances vhsu nolntei
on their rfszni Scent s,eeis va.en rerfor-i
rasrvelous sssF.s segsars AL a nrareent N.rn
fnx rtev marched to theH nea.s,t ,tfsrters
on Leon st wtere thsv received erie-s so
hsrs shsi~ horses Vith 81 necessarr trap
finzs. in rss.serss for 1aeir journey 81 81
tn.st. - S'snfisr
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

The Barnes divorce case, IN the Ottawa
County Circuit Cou,t. has been settled ty
Mr.. Barnes Withdrawing his cross-bli and
allowing Mrs. Baraes 20 take a decree Of
divorce by default. The parties reside az
C00persviile. Ar. Barnes being the editor OF
the Observer People eho are acquainted
with tbe particulars Of the case give Ar.
Barnes crsdit for 1aving acted generously
and wisely ia regard % the unfortunate
matter
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
BUSIEST OFFICE IN TIE CITY.
Tickets Going Wish Rash -lssasssana's =
The Management Make a Speciality
of One Line of Goods

The management of the Redmond Con-
certs aud his assistants were bnsily engaged
Yesterday filing 3orders-for tickets. Every
body is taking advantage ofthe bargain
s. ticket. Asong these were orders for a
pool for the and Rapids Chair Company;
one pool, and Several large orders, from Ed
more. Mich; Smother through the First Ma
uonal Bank ef Muskeeon pool from Mil
waukee, and one from St. Louis, Mo. 4
large pool snow forming among the busi-
ness men ofthe city, several of whom have
subscribed hberally.
At the present rate of sales and encOursg-
ing prospects in view, tickets will be on sale
but q short time. Telephone No. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

Al s3fonrnes meeting ~ Pl.ioemrn Re-
'.sf ard Berp5f a srsocisti1n wss heif last
.~sn.nr vi b a are aftsrssncs pre-eat A
ractien - .nleo.i ta4 eensfiseton. ctssssag
-,,e sirx 5ees f-rm 81 a DAG Be- 2 s rss -.
-ated a asofirr eferes ~ amend eae ~
avs ~ rt4r4r RE rr11 rer - tArs -
sare $50 ere IS entfIef - ere sex oererr
fs.n thnee - seren US esrref rha usst
~ tnen sfi'aarnef
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

Resorts near Grand Rapids are springing
up like political candidates, and now High
land PARK folks, down near Grand Haven
say that they will give lots to such persons
as will erect cottages upon the land thus
donated The present association has a
lease Of the park for thirty years and will
sub-lease for another 80 at the expiration
of the first period.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
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l-9r Depot q setting ~ ne e-sais. ne
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TIE .als super airnira1 VI The f-llic
Schools. y. Mitchell. aas assiialed lo1-
-foi 1f ne system .A f'ii "a La -
P-arl--- since ne hes bridge + uD 4nd
I1s 4ppfoaeaes hlislsa. has beeome one u
lle -rsalest llorals lf.afcs ID The cay
Caster PISA Is. A. r, ~ special rel lest
pad q i.4t-Taa. fs-1 19 t1r sons vi Feier
as. m their hall 1a CaaAl-st. ias5 evening
-sa.- 10 screant visited Lincoln PARK the
other day aud anlssd himself - -earL1s
lp soI and scattering sl1nes over Tie
sr9lud
IA -DlnE a sgitfanau 10 tls e. r. &
yards : la.d ap Nita bruised heel which
Nas injured oy Ile Hangs oi wheel lh-
olles aag.
I.,ess block. one oi gas oIisst iu the
cly. having been erected ID 1896 mas re-
esige,i . cQal ot pant aud looks better than
Hhen n-N.
Nancy u Hough was granted a divorce
from allor'i housn in lue Circuit Court
yesterday. on the grounds OF Jesefii0n ano
non support
Peter O uoxd vas given twenty days in
JAIL ng Judge Holmes yesterday Tor his dis
orderly conduct as TIE Barrett House Wed
nesoay night
GsaEin A Earle have Dissolved partner
ship Mr Earle has moved into the ofhce
formerly occupied by The Gas Company,
NJ. 4 Monroe-st.
comnan.es b ana [ viii wrestle Tor the
prize al the STATE fair in Jackson today
bef there boys. One Of you must bring
back the l0nors.
Al the hu.sn.-4 meeting Of the q. Is e..
rs h. bslt al the Il. N. 4. rooms 10 night
a brief program vii 0e given bearing upon
Chalsauqla FOrk.
rh- .ltn, ofsi 40 subscribed for fefrav-
fr.s he expsn-es Of The recent inundation
III St.inax hnmauitv. IS sufficient 20 pay
al oils incurred.
c-s avsars ~ % in vestsrsIav's TElseks
Hzs.fp inserts,I for one time only. brought
rle ,.iv-rliser seventeen letters. The ~ads
eost nIr1 fS eent-
The -isct-ie taur. located n the intersect
ofT.tf.-,frs .nd Fonnt.in - i a sonrce
~ l,u.tsur aonovaoce 10 residents in that
io.s,iitv ~. orr haIf the tire.
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The crescent ball club, composed OF
eenfA. s'.eo as ~ s-Pe ~ .,ls .
49,. ss 80 - - .--'.' .-.e
= horse attached % hgnt wagon ran
away on honfo--s, tesie'eay- he ran
qo~a eai,a..s.. anl .-'.isN oIs1 "sss ,S
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beo- Lalfens oi SCUM Lfay yette.s'-' nag
the hrst Anser ~ .n5 slt nand cut OF
~ehe NoISiiS ln ne ti5spi - Pi1s 1- ocnool @
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
You WIN save Money

by buying your boots, shoes, slippers or
rubbers at the Popular Boot and Shoe
Store, 46 Canal,st. You .Y,ilI-liRd every
thing in the shoe line, in an widths and all
sizes made by rsliable manufacturers from
the best of rhatefial.
Our two,dollsf kid and goat ladies shoe
is the very best ia the city. Ask for it; if it
does not suit yCal we cheerfl ly refund your
money.
Our line of mems shoes cannot be sur
passed III style beauty, quality, wear. com
fort, or cheapness.
In children's shoes we have larger stock
thai ever and handle none but the very
best grades, among others the celebrated
Stonham goods, made at Sronham, Mass.
We sell no auction trash, and nothing viii
be nisrepresented. We guarantee satisfac-
ton to one and all. Come and convince
yourself at the POPULAR SHOE HOUSE.
i6 Canal 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
Read R W. SegaTrk locals on page
three. Special bafgabs is Pianos and Or
cans

The clam bake at Ramona Lake, Satur-
day, Sept IS, will be a grand success. 1t
will be opened promptly at 4 O'clock and
will be the-opportunitf in fhe life time of
many. to see Il fm M a. AMI eat this bill of
fare: Hard and koft skFTrslanIs, with brown
butter sauce; String chickssis, blue fish. soft
shell crabs. lolkters, sweet corn and sweet
potatoes, all tookeS infthe peculiar way
am favored OF the clsmfbske
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
'.The Grotto.'

Oyster and Clam Counter. / will be pre-
pared to receive my friends Saturday even
ing. September Is. Oysters and CLANS
served in New York and Baltimore style.
Henderson Nelson, formerly cuisine for
Douglass
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

Bradheld &-compapy have an elegant
line of picture frames aud ,Woldtng from
which TO make your setctioTA Parties de-
sirous of getting choice& &atterns for the fair
should make selections searsy.S
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
=: ALL PRICES lOVERNOSI THIS MONTH :

We have large line of Of Boys PANT a va
rety Of patterns Plain and Fancy Cassimeres Chevios
Checks Etc from to So. This less
than half These Bargains call early they viii 90
quick at the prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
ALL KINDS OF THIN THINGS.

Wonderful offerings in Neckwear and Underwear al quali-
ties superior Mems Cashmere and Chevot Suits from Three
Dollars np Best value IN the city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

They can sell goods at such low
figures and then make a lively
profit, while their customers are
paying about the same price
that other houses have to pay at
wholesale; therefore buy at
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
Toys and Fancy Goods
BECAUSE

They buy for cash and in large
quantities; carry the finest and
largest stock to be seen in the
state; buy all their goods direct
from the manufacturer; inn
port all their imported goods
through the Detroit house
which is the largest OF the kiOd
in the United States. All these
advantages are plainly seen by
every sensible person;
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-09-16
Lawrence.

Del Stebbin's little boy is having a slight
attack of scarlet fever.
Furnaces are being placed in the school
house. II. Nj. Marshall also has one in his
residence.
The boys at school are very much taken
with Prof. Tuthilis handsome bicycle. They
say it's beauty.
Eva Sweet has just begun her fourth term
of school in the Allen district. Looks as
though they liked her.
Town was full of republicans last Thursday,
a sort of reward of merit for the virtuous con-
duct of the people we suppose, Mr.. Editor.
We see that the editor of the Times is
going to have the Il. d S. III. II. L. made into
a broad gauge. That is good thing, but
won't it be surprise to the new company?
The village board has ordained that it shall
be unlawful to keep any saloon, billiard, pool
or other gaming table, or any resort for gam
ing within the village limits. That is good,
if it shall be enforced.
School began last week with fair attend
ance. Principal, Prof. Tuthill; preceptress,
Miss Pierson of Niles; intermediate, Miss
Kate Hills of Keller; primary, Miss Kate
johnson of Lawrence.
Misses Plimmer and Voorhees, of the Pen
tecost band that was here last spring, spoke