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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
Socol 2uoliers.
$40 REWARD

VIII be paid, for the detection and con yietior
Of any person or persons stealing rhe Joarfa
from steps or Railways where they are lef, b.
our carriers.
BCRLEISB & FLrsT.
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Local Notices.

ss~Miss (. A. Barton ha. returned from
Boston and is prepared to do dressmaking by
the dsy or AZ her rooms, Spring ST.
nOv2sliv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Stoves have been put into Benaett's new
block and as s,on a. the plastering dries.
carpenter work will 20 merrily on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

nAhksslVing and Thankssi giving turkey al
60 together We have always main
t4ihed tAat our Quaker and New Tariff
ranges are the best bakers in the market And
70 prove our assertion We shah give an order
On our niarNetmsn for an eight pound mr.
ke! win every range We sell from no. ~
III the ZS'h Of November, and in roasting
the bird you wilt test the baking oualiti.. y
the range. Respectfully
IHE ATkiSsoS House. FuKSIsnlSe Co.
Corner Pearl and Middle sts., Portland or
at our branch stores
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

II b. said that tb. deed conveying the Vas
.aIboro Wooden NIL ia over four fee, in
length
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

A the Star was unable 10 proceed beyond
Bath Saturday. her Augusta freight will be
brought here by rail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

From c. r. Wells, Furniture Dealer. Au-
gusta, Ne.
Having been subject to cough more or
less-geDeraliy more--I wish 10 add my tes-
timOny in favor of the celebrated Adamson's
Cough Balsam. manufactured BY you, which
has given relief sooner, and cured cough
quicker than anything else ever tried for
that purpose nov20d&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

There are said so be in Augusta eight .u.-
cribsr' to newspapers printed in foreign Ian
yuages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Marden Bros. open their candy manufac-
tory and store on the East Side this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Gannett Morse have very large ,toc1
Of skates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
RANGES!

PRICES for a FEU DA YSrW Be:
Quaker. No. :, Plain, with ware
and pipes, $500
Quaker, No. :. Cabinet Base,
with ware and pipes. $500
Quaker, No. Sis, Plain, with
ware and pipes, $500
Quaker. No. Sis, Cabinet Base,
with ware and pipes, $500
Quaker, Ne. $50, Plain. with
ware and pipes, 1900
New Tariff, No. 40, Plain, with
ware and pipes, 5000
New Tariff. No. 7-20. Cabinet
Base. with ware and pipes, $3.50
New Tariff, No. $50, Cabinet
Base, with ware and pipes, 1915
New Tariff, No. so, Plain,
with ware and pipes. Sl.s0
send for cuts aud reduced prices. Term. ~ "
WI and sl.0o per week, or discount u per
S ,ii Tor cash. W have cheaper RANGES, bat
ju th.t vii give the satisfaction that these
MI Heurnber these prices for few eay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

The first trip of the legislative train which
will run between Portland aud th, city dur.
ing the next session, will he made on jan
uary l. 1t will arrive in this city about /
2 NJ. and leave at 4 A small station will
probably be built at the State grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Go,>o tie Children. They are es
SNNS peciolly liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs. Crorr, Whooping Cough
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive euro. 1t saves
hours OF anxious watching. Sold by
J. ". Mirer. 1874 wstcT street, druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

The odd Fellows have just purchased $50
yards Of handsome carpet for their net
quarters in BENEFITS Block They have
also bought Of A. f. Gould Co.. large
the banquet room below
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

An old-fashioned sno--.torm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

The granger, in Wsldob0ro make prze-
nee Of meeting once a week al the homes Of
NE members, b=.iies the regular meetings
Al The hall. These .oeiab IS, OF Informal
4ome meetings are among the mo.t interest
ing and profitable meeting, Of the order
Union Pomona Grange of Knox county
~iil meet with Pioneer Grange, East Union.
Thursday, December 18th at one o,,t,s. p
NJ, if stormy on that day, two we.k. -.
The following is the program Music bv -
choir; address of welcome, BY bro
LermOnd; response, by Rev. W. W. D.vj.
Of White Oak Grange; select reading bv
Sister Taylor defamation by Bro. (. Paw.
son: recitation by Sister Nettie Nor~ood
song By Sister May Robbins; question-R Re
soiEee that there is more profit raising sweei
corn for the factory than raising field corn
Affirmative Bro. Pendleton and P. Simmon,
Payson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

The swarm Of pauper bills continues to
come ia against the State. Councillor War
rem has just returned from across the county
where he went to investigate some Of ths
pauper claims In the town Of Presque Isle
he found two cases where bills hal been sent
into the State amounting to $500 for aid fur
nished persons who had come over from the
Province Of New Brunswick. In such case.
the town has no lawful claim on the State
Treasury, being liable itself for all aid fur
nished resident of the adjacent province
In addition to these, Mr. Warren found
ease in Castle Hill, where a resident gave aid
to nee " New Brunswick man to the
amount Of 500. but it turns out that by law
he cannot obtain cent of reimbursement
from the State, and the plantation is not liza
bic, He sent his bill into the State, and al
though not Obliged to pay it. something will
probably be given the man. Gov. Marble
while looking over pile of pauper bills be-
fore him yesterday. said the State ought TO
have an auditor for them = man OF iron
nerve.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

hlen"ood furnace, Hhlch wall be pitcsd IN
the banquet room below
The fall term of the Dirigo Business Col
lege closes next Wednesday 1t will reopen
90 Monday when a new class Of about thirty
member, il expected TO enter The school
is always largest during the month OF De
cembcr, January and February. An stten-
dance Of over one hundred will probably be-
present throughout the winter
Now il the time to advertise. The cleo
ton 4. over. Everybody is satisfied with or
reconcilrd to the result The country il.
prosperous; exceptionally 50. An era Of
good business is before rs. After the rest
which presidential election always enforce.
upon busines. interests a period of activity
is to be expected, aud rewards are to be
gathered by the active the alert the alyer-
Users.
The Atkinson House Furnishing Go are
realizing the fondues. OF the New Eng and
people for turkey as their Offer to give an
ID turkey with every range ha, thu, far
cost them 222i lb. of turkey. representing
sale Of 22s ranges. Bangor leads with
slme l25 ranges sold, but ahirms it is on ,c-
count of the popularity Of the Quaker and
New Tar,h ranges, rather than a haukering
Tor turkey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
Our Undertaking Par|or

Is fitted up with all the Modern improvements and Ap-
pances for the of the dead We are making this De-
partment Speciality. We prepared to furnish Hearss
and Carriages and take Entire Charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26

Is entirely new. We have a large stock of PORTIERS
and LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERY POLES in Wood and
Brass. Curtain Loops Window Shades and Fixtures We
can promise you Large Stock the Latest Patterns and the
Very Lowest Prices Please give call. We feel sure
we can give you entire satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07
An Inquiry.

To the Editor of the TELEsEAs-HERALD:
GRAND RAPIDS. July cit is fact in his
tory that whenever our Board Of Public
Works gets ready to ask for waisr loan it
begins with an apology. Now. after spend
ing many thousand dollars to pump river
water into the mains. il turns out that the
arrangements made at large expense are a
total failure and the Board can not even
pump river water. This morning the Board
states by way Of apology that the pump
does not pump because il pounds" What
is the matter? Is it trip-hammer which
the Board bought instead of punp? What
is the matter with the pump? Ii is not all
right but can your intelligent paper answer
IN anxious man, who 10 also VoTEB2
II 1t Is a fact that after six months work
and an expenditure of SIC. 900 or sl2, 500 the
Board OF Public Works are unable to force
any water into the reservoir we should
think ii time the city have anew Board. We
are inclined to think, however that Voter
must be mistaken in fact, for Mr.. Davis
would hardly be willing to admit such a
failure and then ask for $150, coo more to
spend.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

Ihs Legal Business m the Cooasy and
Municipal Courts YESTERDAY

The Legal Business m the Cooasy snd
Municipal Courts Yesterday.
PoLicE--John Brown, drunk; paid s. 80.
VIM X. Nicely, drunk; paid $3.50. John
Lawrence. drunk; committed for twelve
days Wm- SPARKS. drunk; pleaded not
guilty. adjourned until July y 10 .. IN.
Henry Splcer. drunk: sent up Tor twelve
days. Geo. LArdy, disorderly; paid t6-55.
Adrian Lsys, drunk aud disordsrly; paid
sa.s3. John Dowd. drunk and disordsrly;
paid s7.S5. Vim. B. August breach of the
peace adjourned until July I. 10 a. IN. Mrs.
koots, disorderly; fined 81 and costs; will
appeal 10 Superior Court Fanny Miller.
disorderlys adjourned until July 7. 10 a. m.
Jennie Percy. complaint changed from iewd
cokabitation TO disorderly, and sent to the
Detroit House Of Correction for three
months.
PRoBArE.-Estate Of Thomas Coliard, de.
ceased; order allowing executors final
account. Estate of Joseph Rupprecht. de
ceased; order allowing widow her statutory
allowance. Estate of Garrett U. Farrel. de-
ceased; hearing on claims before the court
ordered Jan. z, 1880. Estate Of Stephen
Child. deceased; order appointing Alice
G. Warren adBltaistrafrtx de bonis
non ca1ss lcssamento asnico. Estate
Of Barbara FioIy. deceased. petit
ton for administration dismissed.
sUPERIoR.-Lewis Petit VS.. Mary Blood
eiectment; bond approved by the Coart
and stay Of sixty days was granted. An
ton Ginner was admitted to citizenship by
Judge Burlingsme. In the lible case o.
Brooks VS.. Stowe, a stay of eighty days was
granted to perfect the bill of exception.
JUsrToE WEsTFALL.-Ths jury in the case
of Edwin Fsllas VS.. Huntley Russell gave
verdict OF no cause for action. In this case
Fallas sued for damages received while en-
gagged in fstic encounter with Russell.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07


NJ and Ma 6<ssad<nx NO hsss oeso
Deotznse -tulpriE Fsg" - ksSsrs o2srs
Hsass dzrlax tie ssss Issss Iof s1<n
nons IA hasxsfsa es<. Aess
Msds ns1f ~s - -. 1s-
socially ssse - - 49, 80 -A - -
- - -. .,~-,-~ 80 I. x.rx hs~1rhx
.ns - ss1.
hsx. ksr p. I1Fp<- -. 1,'ss-s.a -a-a -.
ns 49,. - =. -s.s .ss<... a. .ssk ~ "a
r =. -. T1.px~r exossf. !. maks =
-. -. a - 1s,r.srs.< a rin- th~ So
s-' -
n p..s- s.-,.s<lx .ls~aiax e.x con-
- u = -. - - 81 -. b~~a .D,.sinf-
"a .'s..s-<~r .ssaf of tbs Ioas.yfIls 4
Esst Vile Road He viii MAKE his head
qasrtsrs ss Chattanooga
- t...~ x.,S.x~lsis .ad "a, Oscar xo
soxa 10 Aac4lsxa PARK next Monday 10
rr@osrs their ez,lfsxe ter occupancy Miss
ko.s Esndessluis vill 20 down the latter
part Of the week
VIII JONES. foru,erly Of this city. nov OF
Kalamazoo. accom- panied 81 his sister Miss
kitiie and John Coox. sps1s few days
here this week. the guests OF II. N. Goeoei.
Mr.. Katie Campbell and tao sons. OF
Ksnd2llvill-. Ind are stopping with Mrs
Campbelis eousln, J. J. Knox, OF To- sefiD-
nsf-st. They are Ga their say - AAaistss.
c. Pybus. Of Traverse CITY. who has been
making investments near Grand Rapids re-
eentiy. u visiting Geo. A. cutter and fanaiiy
ot iso ooetn LAlAys1is-a
George Hopkins. OF Kalamazoo, who
spent the Fourth With bis brother. T. ID
hopEns. o. 4 Z. Aiaass = so-' nAs re
tnfnsa home.
Miss Mitchell, daughter OF Hon. w. w
Mitchell. OF ioniA. spenulnS .ne 81 "a ns'
sitn nsf Uncle ana aah'' Soi. anu Ais- -
n D4shoP.
Capt Cyrus fan Etfen Is ths nrsi Oh DO
oml.a hosssh oon pans 70 ms Ms sp-
'.'e- 80
n w. Jones OF fse"oas es ~ ~
"a. Inn-., " ~ s,oeLi,,'.s
cS ~ 4.
..ns,.. - 49,. s.,,nn.v 18th NJ and Mrs y
4 Fs.see.- M shi. ei,v'
NJ z.a.In,z., and a..t,r Cgvde ls.x,
,hi- r,a,ning sor = .hort yi.it vith hsr usr
ents Al Byron Ceatrs.
NJ. R.,,un ana a.pvhtar Rik. h.v,
gone TO spend the Summer ia their cottage
a. Macatsws Park.
Mrs NJ. LYMAN. of Mendon. spent tn
Fourth Nth friends In this city. rsturnin,
home yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Fred r. walbridgs have re
turned from their bridal tour, and win re
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

Something More About the Finest Races
Earth to Take Place Next Week.
People who have been visiting the Fair
Grounds lately have noticed the unusua
amount OF life at that point The track has
been put in better shape than ever before,
and the fastest time ever made in the state
Is looked tor. The buildings have ali been
repaired and pus IN the best order possible,
and when the bell rings next Tuesday after
noon Grand Rapids people can look upon
almost new grounds, and the management
hopes 70 see enough people preseat to re-
ward them for the outlay. Mrs. Tom
Lynch has been engaged to take charge OF
the dining rooms. The horses are already
arriving. and Maggie knox and Kit Curry,
entered in the 223 class. will meet the other
horses ia the class here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

The Las< sfth>Psas Lsss o~< - - GrssnA
49, kses Txnss Thsis Rs4ss.
TIE core<r Of Lyoa snd ckDsl-sts. las
besa ali bzoxs sps tor . eoslpls 81 5sys bot
tns uo1eis = over. and stis mez1inx tAsrs
VII - eisz< sailing sox every eody-
The Hyaraalie ConpAny. Ia paftisg in
Their nsw sea-iseh iEon pipe, fouad is nee
erssry 10 dig dosa snd tske oul sons mere
Of iaoss Cd pias logs of wenty yssrs szaad-
Ing e11 Uea1 = bAle TIE street sss vel Bixh
b.ockstsd- Tbs lsrcs Of woramsn aid he
s<sf they could however. TO zss throagh.
They vs<ked bard eli nsght long ihnrsass
night but ca account of TIE casing IN Of
tae s,tss o. ueae1ss. Is sAs not ansll sap
per En.s tast evening" that TIE Joe v.s cona-
plsleo. and al dag long the stfset car dris-
srs were ooligod 20 uuhiieh tneir korSes and
the sorkmsa would shove tAs ears over ne
tnsaeh<rous trench By hand.
TIE solid iron pipe IL nov ia place sea
fe~t below TIE surface. running dosn nC anal 81
and eonasctinz with tAe rest Of tn< new lines
water slll a<a.a os tarned on today North
OF Lyon, which VAS shut on yesterday. and
although Il may &c : little muddy a fifsi
IL vii soon fnraish clear cold spring water
not from the river ar from coldbrook pa I
clear away tom Spring Greek.
The work OF ma <iLg connections has been
tedious JOB, bas it Il accomplished p<Fman.
emily ana srnclsntiy and as thk is about tbs
last line 70 te replaced. vs. may bid good
bye TO Toe Old wooden pipes aud rest ca -
Tor The ittore tor good water service.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

xhs Hyaru1ne oeapa.y Ckaim - Uur.hsh
1nns 4. - 1sssssssw wssA vtss ss>sr
s6sss SeAs = Moro
.yoa are an ef;esx sf The Hydrsalie
Compasy. ere you so< nr. hsssss szksd .
reporter Of NJ. joan 4. More tkis mora
Ing.
syss su. an Vice President ana ssrrs-
tars."
Il wish y ssf sons in1orzassias sboat
the quality Of your Silver springs water.
Ii u reported thsf Il u nothing bas river
water. and no peftsr than O0idorook water
furnished oy Ehs csfyf'
sThas is grow MISREPRESENTATION" rs-
piled Mr.. More AS 10 Coldorook. II j.
oonosdsd that its water Is amt for sioInss-
Ne 80. Ia 10 nothinx cat an otss ssx sr
bieh carries on the surface drainage OF :
good part Of the Fifth ward Tie wafer oi
Grand kiysr ~ better because there y more
water q dilute the sewage.
.-Ths water Of Silver Springs VAS critically
examined before the company bought il.
Ii vas found - bs unusually pure anu per
feclly wholesoms. Mr.. Inum. the druggist,
analysed il. and pronounced IL OF excellent
quality for domestic use. Professor keczis.
VI kHr ~ >O-4tLt. &Ac y III
careful chemical analysis aud microscopic
examination Of il. aHd in his rspert to lhs
company says. among other tblngs. thai
the water from Silver Springs 10 & ,od qusl-
ity; Is bright and clear aud Te.aa~las ~; Is
free from animal and vegetable lite as de-
termined after prolonged search and many
trials with the mieroscop. He thinks ths
city viii Be well satisned with it. II II eau
BE- procured.
AT the time the company bought the
spring IL was discharEing 4 large volume ol
water Into the river. Tue company deyel-
oped abe spring by sinking large weii into
the gravel bed from which the water rose
The supply from that we'll il more than q
million sud = halt gallons per day and
amply sufficient for all the pipes The com
pany can lay this season.
"An examination of the well and ths
quantity Of water flowing from IL into The
river will satisfy any one that the company
IL not pumping river water. Water doel
not run up hill. The company is now dis
tributing water and seeking customers and
courts the most rigid investigation into th'
quality and quantity OF its water supply
| and its ability To deliver 1t under adequat,
pressure. 1t is pure, cold spring water and
there 10 lois OF il and plenty more within
| reach" -Ereaing Lender.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07
AMUSEMEYTS

While Mr.. and Mrs. Greundlsr's "Culprit
Fay" was ''only . partial success" as the
Leader says financially. it vas the mos,
pleasing operetta produced ON a Grand
Rapids stage, aud thus far was . complete
success. The training and drilling of eighty
yoNng ladies and children to such perfec-
tiox in 50 short . time was certainly q phe-
nomenal success.
Another matinee will be held at Smiths
Opera House this afternoon. when the en-.
tire programme Of the week. including the
great Pavanellis. will be presented. and to
night will be the last opportunity of hear
ing these inimitabls musicianS
Tbs children ara to be allowed TO see the
great painting Christ Before Plate for lC
csnts each this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07
"SkIpped."

Col. W. w. Fowler and Maj. William
Warrington, of the skipped by the Light
of the Moon" company. are both in town
visiting Manager Berger and other friends
Both these parties were for many years. IN
a business capacity. connected with the
Berger family. For the past three years
the Colonel and the Major have been man
aging that funny and popular play, Skipped
by the Light OF the Moon" and have al
ready made for themselves neat little com
peteneies. BILLY" WarIniugton's diamond:
are as well known as the Kohinoor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

George Moebes Il Co., of Detroit, in es-
tablishine an agency in this city for their
Ben Hur cigars, were doing great favor 10
the vast army of smokers who want first
class cigar The Ben Hnr. Record Break
ers, Detroit Sluggers and Flora Moebes are
ali popular brands OF cigars, and are
credit to the manufacturers. An increasing
demand for them of the retailers shows
their staying qualities. Ii you have never
tried Ben Hur. cali for one the next time.
You buy good cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07
REAL ESTATE SALES.

This list q furnished ov ". r. Scribnsr.
rssl estate dealer. s. Pesrl-stl
George " Archer - John wesx. los q
oss : Iszss s.e -. IS No
Grand EaPitis ksectrfa Llxnf ana Fo-er
Co. - trsn& Rapids Rrass Co lofs 10
= q &sle a let y. el< a.. Converse
ssd -. $50
SER =. Ram n leile Neenus iss & Slork.
surs esriths 60 ...... -
tserrar n T~sers ~ frsncfsrpk w9sfs
yusfe. par . = : ~ sec - Wsixzr ~
Frauris A Htcn - aten tne fsfneks
PEE isnt On sec - WsixeF "a
Iaxrer e. estes - ssrpn p Gates r-r
ard N core sw& ~ SC ~
gz-per 6 issfeS - Asr-g .sssex rsrssa
AnwA ~ go - Alscms -. - a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

Sensis Wilson Di.d .t the County Poor


S~nnis Wilson Di.d &C the County Poor
Farm Yesterday.
Jennie Wilson . dead. Spurned By the
world. refused sdmittsncs while dying TO
ber childhood home by hsr parents, neg
lectsd 80 her cid associates. she died among
Strangers ana viii b. buried today in .
psupsrs xrsve &c the County Farm. Iennis
wss "a yssrs ED. vas born ia this city.
rssred. disrrsced and died here. she died
Yesterday - the County Farm where shs
vss sxen . few weeks ago. after her
mother. Who Ives In Dorr. bad refused "a
let her into the housc-ev.n refused "a
ioek a. hsr, and she q professsd Christisa
900. The TsLEssks.HxRaED of April ls
gsvs TIE fua history 0f Der life and down
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

Another large sudience greeted the Psva.
nslli troup last night and the entire show
from beginning TO closing gave entire salts
faction. The Psvsnsllis ara a " hole show
10 themselves. A grand matinee will be
xiven this afternoon n z O'Clock. at which
time the entire programms viii be pre-
ssntsd. Tonight is positively the last sp-
pesrsncs OF this wonderful attraction, sad
al levers Of good legitimate musical en-
tsrtsinment saould embrace this the las
opportunity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

FsriY yesterday norninz The patrol wagon
vss called 10 Bsr,i-tt-sf.. and a. they sailed
along a. 40 gate enc of the wagon Wheels
"5ishsd' on ths cnrner Of Fulton and
Wscerioo-st 0ffcer Chsffse. sho vas
dreaming Of s1 important load - bring
back. lssded near ths boat isndinx and
never discovered thsf he ~ss waking until
he r-sched his destination. The vsxsn s.s
repaired yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

Ga THURSDAY sffsrnoou. whiie 1zininz q
baiky mustsnx n Ciintsn-ss alley. N. =.
Pairaer ~.s kiek~d = "A. se->ss ~ ne
animal AlthcuEh seriously iniur-d he
rnensx~s ~ crssi theuxh the h.ck gxae ~
Ne. a Cbrrcn- "a. sh-rr he 80 sonna sna
carried - his sone a. "a Slnelslrsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

The Hydralic Company is now ready 10
supply anybody and every body on their
pipe lines with spring water. cod. pure and
sparkling OF reasonable rates. Silver Springs
are fed by water from gravel beds. Prof.
kedsie, of Lansing. says this water is clear.
pure q d wholesome.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07
Cable cnmnanx Rids

The Directors of the Cable Company met
yesterday morning to consider the matter
of extensions. Thay will advertise at once
for the material needed In the Canal. Ottawa
and East Bridge-st lines. The materials
called for arC carrying pulleys, yokes.
shelves. steel. cement timber, etc. The
company expects TO complete the lines be-
fore November l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

A slight modification of the summer
schedual OF the q. R.S /. Il, r. will be made,
taking effect July s. their will be no change
in the leaving or arriving time Of trains at
u. Il. The train leaving at 1920 p. m. will
run to Petosky and Msckinac today. bu,
will be discontinued TO Traverse City. Pas.
sengers for Traverse City should take trains
leaving ct q. m. or li:30 m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

The City Auctioneer l. r. Wilson has
taken possession Ct the stock of dry goods
at 81 South Division ct and will close IL out
regardless OF price. This IL grand oppor-
tunity for one wanting dry goods of any
kind as the stock is all frst-clsss and must
be sold at once, the sale will commence
Monday evening 1t 7:30 and continue every
day until everything is sold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

r 9. Rrosu = circuisiing rssnoustrsncs
ssztnst the sppointasnt of Andrew =.
Schairr - supervisor ef Customs st this
point and asking Senator Palmer 10 us- ais
infuenre against the appointment sevsrsl
81 me f1rnirure orms esre signed the pa
per Ar Brv~n va ,ncs an applicant fnr
ne prsitiou hins=it
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-07

The Bag View Assembly opens July 75
cIosing August Is. and round tickets can b,
had for q IS. The Assembly premises q
be isrr-r and more interesting than ever
Bishops Ninde and vinceat .ill be present
besides lots ef other uoted peopls who tax,
part IN the Assembly excercies