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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-06-06

J. S. sutphin has just received a
very tasty and handsome line of
Fans, Parasols, Umbrellas, Gloves,
Mitts, White Goods Figured and
Plain Mosquito Bars, and adds to
his stock daily, fresh and seasonal
BILE goods. Call and see them
Accommodating statesmen will be
glad to chow them to you.
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At the election held last Saturday
on the proposition to levy for eight
months school for Point Pleasant
Independent School District, the
question carried by vote of 1877
for to Z against the levy.
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Misses laura KNIGHT.

4
PERsoNAL.-M Misses Laura Knight,
Fannie Brown, Mary Knight. Sarah
Knight, accompanied by Mr. Lycur-
gus Knight. returned home yester-
day from a pleasure trip up the Ka-
nawha.
Miss Lizzie Scott, formerly of this
city, now of Kentucky, and who
has been attending school at Mar
shall College, is visiting Miss Nina
Timms and others, in this place.
Mr.. Chas. S. Chapman, of Hart
ford, was in town Saturday, greet
ing his many friends
S. l. Hall, of Brighton, an old
veteran in the late war, was in town
last week, rejoicing over the nomi-
nations of some of his favorites at
the Primary.
Gov. Wilson, Auditor Duffy, Treas
urer Thompson and Superintendent
of Schools Morgan, were in the city
Saturday.
Hon. G. E. Hogg spent few days
with his family in this place during
the week. He came home Saturday
and returned to Washington We'd
nesday.
E. S. Bright, Esq, of Brighton,
was in town Thursday, and gave us
a pleasant call.
Mrs. John McCulloch has gone to
MeadvilIe, Pa, on visit of a few
weeks to her mother, Mrs. Byers.
Mrs. Jas. B. Menager is sick with
the measles, and it is the third time
she has had them.
Mr. Dan Segal and Mrs. A. Segal,
of Cincinnati, are here on visit to
their sister, Mrs. Gus. Jordan.
Dr. l.. +. Roush, of New Haven,
was caller at this Office, Monday
morning.
That reliable old Democrat of
Cooper District, Jas. L. Rice, Esq,
dropped in to sec us Monday after
noon.
Mrs. I. 10th, of Cincinnati, and
Mrs..J. l.. Wertheim, of Ironton,
Ohio, are here on a visit to the fam
lilies of the Messrs. Friedman.
FUNERAL.--At Bethel Church
near Pleasant Flats, on. the morn
ing of Juno Sd, 1888, the funeral of
Mrs. Mary j. Knopp, was preached
by Rev. L. NJ. Carter. The house
was crowded with friends who came
to pay one more tribute of respect
to the memory of an earnest chris
tian. The Church to which she be-
longed miss her presence among
them for her seat there was seldom
vacant. The neighborhood in
which she lived mourn the loss of a
sympathizing friend, but by none
Except her own family is she more
sadly missed than by the writer of
these lines, written in living re-
membrance, by G.
D1ED.-Mr. Leroy W. Smith, died
at the residence of his son, in this
city, June 2, 1883, and was buried
on Sunday. He was born in Green
county, Pa, June II, 1882.
Mrs. Margaret Burgoin, died at
the residence of her son-in- law, Mr..
Boyd Williams, in this city, May
30. 1883, aged IS years.
Mr. Davis Allen, father of Mr..
Wallace Allen, of this city, died at
his home at Little Hooking, Ohio,
on May 30, 1888. We extend our
sympathy to all the afflicted fami-
lies.
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The constant rains of the past ten
days has materially interfered with
the work ofthe farmers, particularly
in the blowing of corn.
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Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.

The ladies of Hickory Chapel will
give Strawberry and Ice Cream
festival at that place, Friday night,
June 9Th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-06-06

If all the local boards will co.
operate with the State Board of I'M
migration a vast amount of good
will be accomplished. If they dc
not the whole thing will be gigan-
tic farce.
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e. FL. EAsLEY,
Adintant..

SOUTHERN MEMORIAL DAY
WILL BE OBSERVED AT CHARLESTON
W. VA.
EX-CoNFEDERATE SOLDIERS
In compliance with the above,
you are invited to meet us in
Charleston, w. Va, on Saturday
June 9th, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, to take
part with Camp Patton, ex-Confed.
crate Veterans, in decorating the
graves of our fallen comrades.
Prominent speakers will be pres
ent.
The column will be formed at the
courthouse at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
I. F. SNYDER, Chm,
]. q. McCHEsNEY,
FLrNrLocK PERRY,
JNo. III. VAN buren,,
w. l.. PETERS,
A. w. HOFFMAN.
Committee of Arrangements.
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may I6-II
Ffducfary Notice,

Names of Fiduciaries whose accounts
are before me for settlement: F. NJ. Dunn
Executor OF Geo. P. Chandler, decd.
JAS. H. COUCH, JR., Com'r.
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The Juvenile Missionary Society
viii entertain the lady delegates
Friday evening, nj the n. b. Church,
South. The citizens of Point Pleas
antand vicinity are cordially invited
to be present.
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CoNcERr.-Aye were in error last
week aBOnt the Choral soeie,y's
Concert. 1t is to be at the Court
House instead of Opera House, as
We said. We attended their re-
hearsali Monday night and though
they sing all right as far as we could
tell, yet their conductor kept stop
ping them and making corrections
till it satisfied him-and to any one
that knows A. c. vanGilder, that
means a-great deal. Their music is
very enjoyable indeed. Remember
Concert at Court House this, Wed
nesday evening, June 9th. Admis-
sion Is, % and 50 cents; begins at
S:15 P. N.
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The Mills tariff reduction bill does
not seem to have any material or
Perccptible effect upon the price OF
wool. The clip in Mason county
WAS never heavier. and the prices
offered are from % cents a pound
for unwashed to % and 80 cents
for the washed fieeces. In 1879
when the tariff on wool was at its
highest Mason county farmers sold
their wool from 10 cents to 10 cents
a pound.
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InsfructfOns

given in Crayon, China Painting
and all kinds of Artistic and Fancy
Needle Work, of over so different
stitches and designs. Orders for
any above work solicited.
Mrs. J. H. D1EHL,
Main rtrnnt Point p1,,.. w W.
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Fresh Strawberries every day
at B ryan & Youlg's.
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: PENs1oss.-Alex. Allen, of this
place, has been granted pension
since our last issue, of 81 per month,
and George Mcdaniel, also, of this
place, has been granted large in
crease; Chas. w. Phelps was their
Attorney.
Austin Neville, living at Ben
Lomand, has been granted pen
sion of So per month.
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Corresponding Secretary.
For SALE-The magnificent Ia.

FoR SALE.-The magnificent IA.
nawha river farm, known as the
Lower Goshorn farm" Z miles
above Point Pleasant, will be sold
very low, and on reasonable terms
This farm will only be offered fol
the next 80 days. There is 235
acres in the farm.
FRANK BARRETT,
Real Estate Agent,
Point Pleasant, may 9
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1000 lbs, of choice Prunes at
3 cents h., at Bryan 4 Young's.
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Go to the Choral Society's Concert
at the Court House tonight.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-06-06

Marietta's celebration of July
18th, of the beginning of civil gov
,ernment under Gen. St, Clair, prom
ises to exceed the most sanguine
expectations of It's promoters. Sen
ators Evarts and Daniels are the
orators for the occasion, though the
States of the Northwest will be rep
resented by speakers of their own
sections. Gen. Ewing, of New York
will address the Pioneer Society.
The centennial building, with a
seating capacity of 5000, is well
under way
Some of the hailstoncs that fell
during the storm last week weighed
as much as pound and a half. A
passenger train on the Ohio River
Railroad. in MERGERS Bottom, had
to stop until the storm was abated
to prevent the breaking out of all
the glass in the coaches. No such
hail storm as this was ever wit
messed in this county.
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Main street, Point Pleasant, W. Va
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THE PEAKs.-The Peak Sisters
played at Opera Hall, this city, last
Thursday night, to an appreciative
audience. The weather was very in
clement, but notwithstanding all
this the Sisters arrived promptly
ON time and, stacking their band
boxes and other old maids dunnage
on the stage, ';primped up little
and proceeded to convulse the au-
dience with laughter for the next
Two hours. Misses Lena Woods
and Efic cehman, of Gallipolis, as
sisted in the performance and re-
eeived splendid support by all the
ladies participating on this side of
the 1crick." We understand that
the performance is to be repeated
here in short time.
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PLEASANT FnATs ITENs.-The
heaviest rain of the season passed
over misplace Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. F. Sayre and children, OF
MillerspOrt; is visiting her parents
in the Flats.
The election is over and every
thing is quiet.
Master Guy Van Matre, of Wash
ingtOn, D. C., arrived here Friday
to spend the summer with his grand
parents
Mrs. ". h. Hogg. who has been
quite Ill, with measles, is improving
IN health LUCILLE.
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QrERr.-How is it that this town
cannot put brick paved streets
like other towns do? It costs but
Little more than rock, and saves
graveling and crossings, and is al
ways clean The town authorities
ought to be able to give us brick
paved streets, and particularly since
they have raised the levy to s1.OO
on the 500 valuation. Now. come,
give the people some good reason,
Messrs. Councilmen, why you are
not up to the modern way of put
ting the streets in order, will you?
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coNTRg "A ooUTTG.

Un rsuade esntss h goutts; u ct visuz,
mais souverain. L. Gasstts d C6i19~s Fem.
prunts 0eorse Frtdteie Linhtsnbsrs, pro.
feassur ! 0ottingus. Professor Dc quot
Do mSdscinsf Vous allsz voir. Voici %
quill Serivait 10 II juin l709 ! un ami Dc
Darmstadt:
Procurs-toi ls mouchoir dune visrgs Dc
80 ans 9ui n'a;t jsmais psnss ~ marriage;
hvs-le dams le bief du moulin dun ueunier
qui matt jamais platrS - farins; fais.ls g.
cher sur b hale eui sntoure ls jardin dun
domino sans sufants; marqus-ls svse Do
Psccrs prise sur ls bureau dun avoeat inca
pable Do plaider une u,auvaiss cause st con-
6s.ls l un m&deein qui matt jamais tuS On
point eouttsux qui 70 fait sou6rir, st 70 VOLTA
guSri."
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GRAND MARRIAGE cn,Mo,s.

On nous Scnit de Pekin que, bien que 10
marriage de rempereur de Chine avse "a flle
du due de Chao ne doive 4tre celSbrs qu'en
1889, on: commence dAs / present lee prtpa.
ratifs. Le futur . dsja choisi les cadesux
quill doit envoyer "a 6ancss dix casques
ct cuiraases dorss (singulier cadeau pour
une jeune 6lle), cent coupons dss meillsures
sto&es de sole ct de cotton, deux cents onces
dor, dix mile tasls d'argeut, soixante mile
francs, un service thS on or, 2 cuvsttes
d'argent, 20 chevaux avec autant do selles.
De leur cote, lee parents do lYpousks recs-
vront de nombrsux ct riches presents. Le
jour de Ia csrSmonie, IL mariee portsra une
robe sur laquelle seront brodss On or Les
mots: WswJx (bouheur sternsl) ct Wan
shon (vie nouvelle).
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3.si''.s's Il &.et'as;t:.
LIE SECRET
Liable. ..cEsAIRE.
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Xvu.

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dsst slls ssatait sasocs b regard f.o;A pssss
eur slls, que diait b psrs d - jsune %.
theusiastsS Qns psnsseait Sabine el!e.wSmsS
It, sustout, enc penssrait rabbSS Noa!
sllo ~ jetteeait pas b Ieoabls q b gussss
dans este fanills qui rsvait sseue cans b
eoaaaltEs, ssaleoset pases qu'un visux pse.
~ await s6poadn d'elb. g. voix, tss0hlants
sous rs&oe{, &c satsodss ees mots:
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vs.s 1<aa0e } wees esss, d. ssspsis::
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,aaiaiopQe4aes seasis psR b laa
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q pas 10 grand chedpin peos = soosse q -
$3.50 aGaires. Maia> nchs-oei, - - -
saasss ~ = qu'ells fat qsasd - - ~
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tscHnne -. - ~, SsaBsaeait testes
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d eh6Aeae. - yss1 1T sua6cs.
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plsuss doee sajeusdhsi3 Nsllss ~ d .
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sssssSes essssive, = Nssvslls 0teseve.es q ".
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d 10 Psississ % de- Peaoens soss ~ S..ss;Ss:
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CHARLES LASSElGNE,
EAlAsaF.nSAactsas.


IL vert printemps qu'ou aims
W. bient6t sourirs. Or,
II sst temps que Ton seine,
o mais, ton grain dor.
L. misu dSja soulSvs
La crotts du sillon,
Cherchs l'air pur st lAvs
s. tsts 40 doux sayon.
e j'attsnds qua - hausss
Encore Do dsux doigts,
Pour que ma main b chausss,
CONNIE fairs j. dois.
Vous sussi. Mais attsuirs
Que d'autres aisnt mango
Il soupo "a mais tendso
Avant moii... Nsnni. J'ai,
Ttb - 4 easasH1se -------..,
e vigilaat eemsas,
L. eults d b tsne,
L'ofgusil Do h primsur
N l'amour, 8 Nadine,
Du maIs tendro. Car
Rien nest bon, sur mon anne!
Cemms b mais. Karr,
yardinisr point moross
Jadis, qui sut eoutse
Fleurstass ! h rose,
Aurait Dc b chantse.
Moi y nose. Ma r;ms
vauf Il psu vraimsnt! e
Me- vses sont grand crime
An Parnasss, IN forfait
Psut-ou bisn rimer CONNIE
Js 70 fais, / lenverss
e que ponssr dun homms
Rimant Do passils vssss
Js cro;s que rAth&nSs
Louisianais, 6a
La r;me est oouroonSs,
Ne pssodra pour Nm fou.
Na;s quSnpostsS Jadors,
Avec Dieu, mon sutsur,
Ii beau maSs que doeo
-VeDs3s3>sSaAsasL-.
J. g., jasdiaise.
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'PsnsSs dun .natusaliste.
--Quand on lit lee livrss do esrtains Scri.
vains, on - dsmande toujoun d e'sst Do
Fart on du eochou.
A propos dss seandalss Do 90 dsrnisrs
temps, Scholl disait:
tsaan3s dsvsat lss ts;bunaes, % . psssqus
hoats d ~ pas Strs pouzsuivi.
Madame, lisant ls Journal au coin Do fen:
-Tisns, les Sutdois qui dsuandsut pou.
voir tPoussr dsaz, t'oie, qnatss fsmn'' u
fois... ..
Nons;sur.-Csst absurds, % systsme.n...
On ~ psut plos ssptesr d'Strs jamais vsuf:
-Alors, e'sst dtcidS... tn - maries dams
lss prsuisrs joazs Dc janvisr. Qusls ssrons
tee tkmoinsf
-Js ~ lss Il pas encore ehoisis. Js
prsndri deux amis doux OF conciliante.
Peut-atr parvisndront-ils l arranssr Haf-
fairs...
Ls pSrs Durand Went Do raeontsr l un Do
80 anis dee anecdotes Gull lui await dsjA
ditas.
-Oh! dit rami, tu y rspatss, mon pauvrs
vieux!
Bah! tn die celia pour fairs eroirs que
tu - Do b mSmoirs!
Un mari part dseniSssnsnt pour IN long
voyass st, cmbsassant - femme, u lui dit Do
@ vosx b plus persuasive:
-N'oublie pcs b fol jur6e
La dane, tsss Smus, tire aloss con mou.
ehoir... st , fat IN nsud.
Et y man past sasoas&.
A Nm rspas Do noess un loustis IN pen po-
ehard intsrpslls dun boat I Vautss Dc b h.
bic b mas;S:
-vous saves, vous ~ ravss pas sns ls
pesmise! =.
Stupeur de- eouvivss, tumults, indigna-
ton d h uasite, fursur Do pSpoux st finale
msnt demapds d'sxplications
-Mais, oui, puisqus nous sommss 's dou-
n. Do w., qui soizants ans bien sonnss,
Went d'tpouesr uns touts jsune 6lls.
On annoneait % marriage Vsussur Do
Etoaaxo~. a..
-Je plains ls pauvrs Spoux, dSelase essui-
9; quand lpu psat Sire b pees do e femme,
ou court r;squs Dc ~ pa etss esla' d 80
sufants.
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na,nk1om,a ArnOoa OalVO.

C;eoe = ueillooe 0ognoat g ooode 80 - w
~ ~ Neaserissusos, ~ PlaIss. - Uleesss -
fsls10stioas sssnssaalss, - oeeeeee . eev!es
-. 81 Ssst.~ - Fg1eSioss q h rsss, ss Gu<sie
sssieive1ouS lee Htasosreeaes % anene psssmsus
- - exiCk 0asassi q desnss parfaats seiisese
~ q lareons orss esnis Px, . esots u eo'se.
a vndfo p0r - 6rOGo1DtoD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

n a sound and sensible argument On
" Preservation Tor Dramatic Criticism"
IN thc April numher ~ tho Writer. Leo VI.
Eingdor, says rs I am reminded that q gen
eral knovlsdge Of standard PLAYS ard
players q necessary. by the case q an al
uirinx critic ~ 6,zston newspaper who,
While expressing fhe nest stense sdsirs-
Zen fcr Ofheiio. declared that a. hrs mind
Richeiieu was the greatest o. Shake
speare's tragedies I am t0id On good an
t1oritv thar Edwin Rooth vas ance actually
huled Ia View York 10 play the leading rcie
in SrssxCspeare's tragedy - Brutust'
ear rot voueh for The absolute truth Of The
story bright ~ourg journalist tells ne q
tiuselE hut tif something is tcst In ac-
curacy much j. galnei IN effectiveness
He relates thst the first asne he witnessed
tfr 'Scncsi fo~ St-andai-' it was for The pnr-
ross - erifc arg the performance. He
was inncssn-ahlV charmed and hsd no
hins - the plays antiquity rSng en-
rnxc8 m A. evening naper hc prsisntiy ex-
sr~sued the criticisms ~ he rnorniuq Jour
na'<. and q h.s surprise and disgust Dis
covered tfat onir che slishtes- mention vras
-,afs 81 ne riav fseif. tie crisC= havin z
s-votes themselves tc s,e work ~ the Art
,i-s slsre This was 800 much. and he ex-
-it-flr ard eurearicaliv prcfest-i tn his
eaief tfsf BE bay sbcuhl aot BE- - cruelty
i-rc--.l but sixht ~ recelve me highest
praise -I enc ~ the most sparsllag
trfrcies ga rhe staze trcsF. b ex-
eirrf t is rertlg-ir exsiisite ne
rc'1 ere ~ paturer rossrs calmly iocs atts
~ as s-farsiasrn sua aicieseence is ae 90
served yes. re1 ccrre ~ confirm the
rrsni'-o-s reriot sf seTsrsi generations
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Carl 5tsrks. s6 Fourth-st. being employed
o al assistant superintendent for the
AstropOiltan Life Insurance Company, has
resigned this position and Is now working
for The New York Life.
sup.rintsndsnt Of schools Esndsll and
Professor Gresson. Of this city, will read
papers st the meeting OF The Michigan
school Mssteys' Club, TO BE- hsld at Ann
Arbor. hay s.
Frank Dsshan. proprietor snd manager
Of the Starr Opers Company. nov playiog
N huskexon, vas calling on his frisnds In
town yesterday.
Miss Carrie Macarthur. OF the High
school. is qsits seriously Ill Miss Bertha
Wolfe Is filing her place temporarily.
j. Ward HOUSE. ID. u 5. Of Hamilton.
Ont, who Is the guest OF Dr.. Carbert. of this
city. eontsmplates locating here.
T. b. Mulliksa. Of Detroit, and T. NJ. Fish,
of IOnis prominent d.. L. & n. K. K. OH
cials. ars IA the city.
Mss Minnie westbrook. of Lowell. is in
the city visiting Miss Msuds Wilson. l04
West Broadway.
Mss Abbis Field. OF the Grsndville-ave.
school. IS recovering from a two weeks
Illness
Mrs.. lamar ". More. Of Allsgan, Is in
attendance AZ ths ". {. T. Z. Convention
Miss Hattie Otts. Of L0~sll. IS visiting her
sister. Mss Alice Otte Of this city.
Hon. John Csrvetn and wife. Of Middle
vile. we're In the ity yesterday.
Mrs. William H0yt. Of Wsylsnd. Is at
tending the cor vsntioo.
Colonel and Mrs Briggs have returned
from Chicago.
Tlr noshsr. of Sparta. IL attending the
e0nvsntiou.
v W SselsY, Of Grand Haven. is at the
Clarendon
Miss Fannie Earle S visiting Mrs. Wel,h
of Sparta.
Chicago.
n. NJ. Green. Of Cadillac. Is a. the
Morton
Rev Dv. Knapp is improving IN health
sroiessor Kendall i quite seriously III.
G. /. ChsDin, 0f Cadillac. is Ia the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

ns. four-o2rsd snsis . BENG saslt Tor
The o Wzsh "A sonss.
fhs o0minx RsDnsiiaza etals Co1Fsntien
Gil 5s . % Aiz-F nsesins-
Joan kinnimsnt vas AR sstsd l<ss evening
o. Pl4inhsld- -sss. for ossns draaz-
nsw sfara . being srsef<si 90 znss corner
q 1saEh Division e. and Eixntn- ave
loan 3. Hughes sas ARRESTED yesterday
for sssniax Dis saloon spsn on S1lad.y.
The City uzrshal u after The PsoDis sho
srs "a lhs hsblE Of llrssias pspsr In me
slfssis.
The Grand Rzplas Criekss clab hss De
cons a mensber u The Western Cricket As-
soei4li0n.
The e0lorsd men vii have . Dsstlng Ia
Wednesday evening
The ea.ics hos OF ths Good Tiaas Social
Can si1 occur tonight as Com ysny ks
srmofy, 81 xnd 90 Pearl St
A horse rsn away On EssE BFidgs-st. yes
tsr1aF snd naFt . coupls of ladies' Ars. +.
n hart 0ensd the animal
Nieklas L. Clover and Aiss Gsrtis Trip.
both u GrsEdVills. we're msTTlsd yestsrday
aftsFDoon Dy Jusflcs NestfalL
The Grand Rapids savings Bank sill
move into ils new aud commodioos quar-
tern. eornsr Of south DlFlsaon and FusLOn-
SIS. Saturday.
The b02Fd Of Education xiil hold meet
inzs al the 5uperintsndsats rooms Friday
sad SATURDAY Far the examination 0f
teachers for Kent eountg.
The ticket ONCE Of the Detroit. Grand
Haven q Milwaukee railway has been
mosed from sweets H0fsi 10 No Is A0ns
roe, an James Campbell. agent.
Nsrs week the City Clerks Office viii be
located IN The Superior Court room. and the
Treasurer viii crowd in wlth Clark Rafh-
ban. The other ofssss have not decided
where - 90.
The Ifish school Seniors have organized
oy the election OF Louis P. Cady. Prssidsnt;
Mis- Della H0skils. Vice President; Miss
FloFencs Chase. secgstary and Miss Sara
Foster. Treasurer.
foni. Ese.ssg Aa2, Revs Sargent. Wal
ton and Wilson. Of Grand Rapids. visited
The state House OF Correction today. xnd in
company With Chaplain Parker sent TO
Lansing al lO5o 10 attend the annual meet
Tag OF ths Christian Endsavor Society.
Rev. ,. A. sprsgus. Of this city. received q
telegram yesterday. announcing that ms
bcother. Myroa +. Sprague. vas drowned IN
Mobile bay on Monday lAst, April %. Mr..
opFsgus has bean residsnt of NOBLE for
shirty y-fivs years. and was highly esteemed
young couple went into the County
Clerks offics yesterday and procured .
nsafriage license. and they mistook the
license Tor . marriage certihcate. and sup
posed they we're married. The unsophisti-
Gated dcsrs were Kindly bat firmly SHOWN
70 q convenient justice shop-
2 Oudeman. Of 40 Sscond-ave.. had oae
OF his lsgs broken while AZ work in Com
ssOsks saw mill yesterday. Oudeman had
besn a. work only two days. the irst since
lsst Fall. and 10 In very needy circam-
stances and charitable persons can do 9
kind act by helping him out in his troubls
he has family.