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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14
LEGALS.
Taken Up.

A two year old bull, roam, red and white,
came in my enclosure the third of June in the
town of Rudolph. The owner is requested to
call and pay charges and take the same away.
FRANK WHIT1IAN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14
Closing Exercises
of the Twin Cities Scnool.

The Centralia schools closed last
week Friday afternoon with very inter
esting exercises. The school room was
crowded and nicely decorated with
flowers evergreens and pictures. The
young people acquitted themselves
creditably by the rendition of the fol-
lowing programe:
The Morning Song
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14
Grand Rapids, Thursday June IA.
Al Bon l!!!a;rcAe'

Our Diamond Turkish prunes
which we sell at 6 cents worth 9
cents a pound, are going like the
dew before the sunshine.
Parties in Centralia trading with
the Au .Bon Marche store in this
city will have their goods deliver
ed and their ferry passage paid,
We always look to the Au Bon
Marche for good things and never
look in vain. It now transpires
that it will shortly put on a fast
train from Centralia to Grand
Rapids, and carry passengers and
goods more speedily than ever.
Small profit. Cash. Good goods
PRECEPT ANDsPRACTICE.
"Give us this day our daily bread,
He prayed at early morn;
And then went to JackSon & NeeVeS
To raise the price of corn.
Cofees have been advanced in
places; but we will sell Aubuckles
and Four xxx as before p cents
per pound.
Pure Paris green only we keep. !
Mason fruit jars, 3 sizes. The
old Reliable. Here is the spot.
Hand picked beans none ricer.
Pickles in vinegar 7 cents dozen.
We sell only pure apple juice
vinegar.
CASTLE soap mottled and white.
Cup qualities and style elegant
our teas are, and we will give you
more than your moneys worth
every time. We aim to please
you and give none but the ''best"
because we wish to insure many
duplicate orders.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14

SCHOOL REPoRr.-For Dist. No. 5 Town
Of Carson Portage County Wis. For the
month ending May 31st 1888. No. of
days taught IS. No. of pupils enrolled
IA. Names of those not absent Clara
Colombe8, Tommie Colombes and Nora
Slattery. No. Of visitors 2.
Anna ATArI1Is1rs Teacher
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14
CITv OFFICERS.
GREER BAY r. r.

Departure OF the trains from Grand Rapids
Leave going vest passenger 056 a. NJ
Freight, ,......-........l1:00 "
g east, passenger. g
:" I" ....,,....-....... 3:30I. n
- g q Freight ........ $3.50 a. IN,
Tickets on sale for all points in United States
and Canada.
F. HOEFS, Local Agent.
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SPECIAL SALE.
AT THE FAIR CORNER.

On Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day June the 18th, 18th and 10Th.
We shall offer the following
unprecedented bargains.
500 yards of Wenlock Orleans,
and Langhthyas Lawns, all choice
new and fast colors at the extreme
ly low price of 4 cents per yard.
600 yards Calumet and Sunrise
FIRST CLASS lawns at only 5 cents
per yard.
600 yards Pacific extra wide
lawns the finest and best made at
only 10 cents per yard.
900 yards Fancy Organdy lawns
superior to any iE the market at
only 12H cents per yard.
200 yards Crinkled seersucller
the very best, worth 20 cents, will
be sold for I211 cents per yard.
800 yards figured satteen for 6
cents per yard.
Don't miss the chance. First
Come First Choice.
There are but two ways Of get
ting wealth: increase of industry in
raising income, increase Of thrift in
laying it out.
TEAS JUST RECEIVED.
s lbs best tea dust for $I.oo
Single lb. IS cents.
3 lbs. fne uncolored jap tea 81.
Single ID. 35 cents.
E4Gea fne Jap tea per b. 50.
Very best guapcwder te2 ;.
Very best OoIong tea Per ID. 65.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14

Word comes to US that Fred ". Burt
Jr. of Wausau, son of our respected
townsman F. W. Burt, is going to
marry highly respected young lady of
that city on the 10th inst. They will
visit with his people in this city after
that date.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14
KEEP POSTED.

Sugars are getting up in prices.
We still quote you best granulated
I3 pounds for $I.oo. Coffee A. II
pounds SI.oo., Light brown a
beauty Is pounds SI.oo.
We have hardly time to tell you
stories to-day although their are
good many in the tubs, for in
stance, the pretty young girls who
prefer to have 2 husbands of 25
each, than one of 50 years.
The woman who jumped the
creek and did not get wet, the poor
thing.
The lawyer and the farmer, the
doctor and the frog eater.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14

There viii be d concert given at the
M, e. Church next Wednesday night
for the benefit of Miss Belle Mosher.
She intends going to Milwaukee for
voice culture. For programe see small
hills
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TEAS JUST RECEIVED.
-- ~g~ t---- s-v-z -
~. y. = : AtAa

a cup of good tea.
Is acknowledged to be,
A famous restore H. sadness;
It quickens life fame,
And enlivens the frame.
And DR.. says a spirit d gladness
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14
Continued on the 10th pagr

Continued on the 10th page.
Take the world and the trade as
they are and not as they ought to
be. That is what we try to do and
we sell a lot Of Tea, Coffee, Starch,
Baking Powder, and give away the
finest presents with each package.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14

Don't get soft oo2pe@ by any
body. we'll give you the best at
the same price,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14

a man may smile Ike ar angel
when he suddenly gets an ice ball
on the neck but it has none Of that
pacifed look, and satisfaction you
see on his face after getting | lb.
can of our baking powder and a
present of fine set of silver plat
ed tea spoons. Try it.
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Farewell Sons

The singing WIS furnished on this
occasion by a choir consisting Of Messrs.
Seweil and LAUDER, and Misses Caring
ton, Brasted and Blanchard. TIE Two
acrostics on the words welcome and
adieu" were composed by the principal,
r. A. Havenor, and rendered by little
girls each child delivering one verse.
This was very unique part Of the pro-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14

Our spring attractions are nu-
merous and powerful nothing is
lacking to give completeness to a
lady or gentleman's toilet. Before
buying your laces, embroidery,
all over f1ouncing and parasols
you should see ours.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14

ANNA MATHEWS. Teacher.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-14

COMPANY OF hIlS5Tss
The exercises opened with prayer by
Rev. A. L. P. Looms, followed by Miss
Beulah Cochran, with an oration en-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

IL II the impression here, says the De-
troit correspondent OF Sporting L{fe, ths,
Chicago viii not cut much of figure in the
championship fight from this o1t, and that
New York and Detroit will settle that mat
ter between themselves New York has
come along with such a rush that the De
troit management has concluded TO
strengthen up especially for the occasion.
The directors have appointed Fred Stearns
a committee Of one 20 hunt I'D some talent.
"a that is Fred's particular forte. He soon
had dozens ~ prominent players on the
string. Tonight be landed one Of them,
? I.aRoque, the great second bsseman OF The
Inns, and he will ioin the team at once.
McGure, who has proven rank failure,
was released tonight. and that necessIistes
Charlie Gaazel. who is paying a great
second base. gong behind the bat There-
fore, n becomes necessary 10 get second
hsseman, snd Stearns hss. doubtless. rot
the best 70 be found he is after another
ran-an oatfelder. Donovan. Of The Lon
dons. is the man referred 70. aud great
things are sad OF bim- n IL hIghly prob
soe That Detroit VII get hlm
said Nr Stcarus. Just stick a pin
here. Detroit viii have 2 bal team next
season and in tds League. too Detroit is
the best Western citv ncyt - CnHcszo. ard
must have baseball The club is OF Top
row and think WI stay there.n
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
YESTERDAYS WEDDING
Marriage OF Mr. Edmund ID. Barry aud
Miss Belle fitxGeraid.

8fs, hche fft3tcfeAa-
Mr.. Edmund ID. barry. the promising
young attorney, and Miss Belle Fi.zGsIsld
were married yesterday morning At the res
idsncs OF the brides parents. hr. aud Mrs.
J. G. FnEGersld. corner Of Washington and
Lafaystle-sts. Al II o'clock Mrs. rhos. NJ.
Peck sat down At the piano and began to
play Mendelssohn's grand wedding march.
aud Immediately afterward Mr.. Leo. p. h.
Fisher and Sr. Csss. Wilson entered the
room, followed by the bride and groom.
The bride was attended By her cousin. Miss
Belle Frost, of Albion. The words were
then saId by Rev. +. b. Bangs, OF Eaton
Rapids. The minister stood directly in
front OF large mirror which was drsped
-iih Illusion and over this was festoonsd
smilax and bridal roses. The effect was
most beautiful. rhs other rooms were dec
grated with ferns and white water lilies.
AT. Bangs 10 the same minister
who married Ar. and Ms. John
C. FitzOersld. when ;hey began their happy
Journey together. Amer toe ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Barry received the congratulations
of the guests present. during which time
Mrs Peck played soft strains from the wed
ding march. The bride wore an elegant
dress, . com moination of white satin and
white gross grain suk. With front OF tulie
embroidered with pearls and long pearl
psssamentsEies. She also wore . bridal
veil fastened gilh pearl pins and carried q
bouquet of bridal roses.
Alter the osresaony the wedding break
fast. which was provided by Mrs. Jov, was
served. The happy couple isit for Boston
and the sesshOrc on the lilo train. over the
Michigan Central. As they were entering
the carriage they were followed by perfect
shower Of rice aud Old shoes and he good
wishes Of their friends.
Anong the guests present from out of the
city were Mrs.. Barry. mother of The groom.
and dsughtsr Aarths. OF Jackson; Mr.. and
Ms. Lawrence Maxwell. of Cineinnati. o.;
Ar. aud Mrs. Robert Frost. of Albion, ana
Miss Alice L. Luther, Of Belding.
The Dr, ,sents were very line. Among
others Was a large envelope bearing the
names OF the brides parents and which
contsinsd a deed to the Two handsome city
l0ts adjoining their own home upon the
east. aad a check for s5,UO0.
Mr.. and Mrs Barry will be AT home"
after Ssptsmbe 1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

TIE Lefty Gxssaa rsnssiasx II shs eha-
s&xe Cias


strxzgs thlAgs ave h~Vp<nez IL tas sase-
49, esEaa s.aee gAs d4s sazsss, luls 81
wees aga. ssys tss ce.e4xs ksssl4 faezs
Caae4ze sas q sFsalklzs sAs s~.p.t4Als
nfst - "a sssg2e reee soa4y tAey are .
e-se@.as ssa blsealsg ts-rs nssrois as
fsFsea - tae p.sse ss4cs q s<srasasd a. tas
c.ose - sssl se4ses. zAa = tercwLax tas
azst ia tae f.ce ~ New fsr1
fsess have 5eea tslxRx wi12iy s9oat
Chieagss terms Face dora TIE toesggSa
slide tS4f asssa tel hslf tae story. Ca
eaxa 49, ses4 ssld ever lhs s,syaEsE saafs
ana drepsoa ffoza tas ggsl 81 e0sr assn -
tae secose s4scsh-f.
The s.czsaiaE taud tAzs emphasized the
lower ena u tbs tgnsls as 0eea ecAeed
b TIE slseorda1t voloes of Lhs eraa.s who
ioa4ed tor better thtRsS Aha Flghuy
sneagh A week ago ChseagO cane away
from ne Ncalgan metropolis WITH tEo
games out of four IN their poczets captured
from the welyerises Thsy were a pair Of
be4Gtes- Nelthss Chicago uor DstTost ever
played such a. before such o. h24 nevsr
beea played. with these prizes in hls pan
tsiooas. Aason took his mea over 10 HsosleF-
oom- Whst was . be expected therei IL
was diamona rings 70 dss collars that b.
tbs ena Of the Indianapolis series ChleaEo
would Dot Oaiy have eaten up 6ut cigested
ths Heosiers. Bat IL dida't eome out that
way Instead of ehewing Hoosier meat,
Arson went % enc or Old man P0ionius'
feasts-''ncI where he eats, bat where he Is
eaten."
Il was ever thus The Chicago club was
not born % Dc hung By an ofacer Of the law,
nor 70 be allied IA open battle with rs
equals u must need hang around and get
shat IA the rear by SOME bushwhaoker--
some tailenasr II swallows a whale az .
gal9 but chokes to death on . tadpole-
No matter now how i, happened. Take
what consolation you eau from the fact that
II wasn't bed playing. Excepung only al
the bat, the Chicago club Is playing good
enough ball for anybody, Tie pitchers
needn't blush for what they've done in the
last week; It's stoae.buttressed, naLeable
iron inleld IS solid ss ever; its outnelders
have not yet pawned their seven league
boots, aud, for that matter, their hitting
hasn't been so bad The same amount OF
pounding ifty-one weeks in the year would
have saved half their games But this was
the hfty-second week, and every time they
hit the ball some imp OF bad luck found II,
and spoiled run.
Meantime there IS the prottest KIND OF a
race on hand for that first place, A few
games vii make, as a few have unmade,
Chicago leader Of the league. IL is hard TO
believe that bad luck will interfere to pre-
vent the club from catching up in this
weeks games with the tsil-enders.
All this while Boston and Philadelphia
have been having a cory time by themselves
in the middle of the list while Washington,
indianapolis and Pittsburg have been pass
ing around the leather medal as Of yore.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
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a Llss "a Aessasts Aiis~sa sad othsx
E.s-s.ssl@s Es~~-~as-x.


t.s-Essst@x Es~~-~-As-x.
The m-sgine "a ia Bosr1 q Pe.ice sEd
Esrs Coasal ssssoesrs Yesterday Nss faa st
Isl@sssE. s4Z lEs EsRaFisfs es2le Est eeE
skslstoa q TO Prscssdiass.
Tss accounts s.4assd ssss - t0ll0se
sprsal A AessaEria. repairs. - 70 Dsass-
aas ps,auas. y esats wossans Msnul<e-
tsftss Coassar. s.a,ss. 49, = J. sosap
q Co.. sspsiFs - -. GsFdHss Z BsItsF.
was1lax. b IL n g. Htl1d.eF 90. sap-
pAes g. rsnlsmsn 4 saas sappliss s. -
ala4ssisF Eisstric EN- asay. suppiiss
tl3l5i Alsa steam Launcfy. sashlng
a. - X ;. hsla. sspsifs, 49, hsssl-
tiHe. fsfkins 4 To-. sapp.ies. $50 Meta
FsAisa Contp4ny. suPplss s9vo lsisPhons
Conspaoy, uisssss-s - esEts.
CofaEl llieafi0ps sefs received from o.
fceE I. g. Price sskiss is4ys u absenes for
81 dass hoa August J. xrsoted. ffon
ID + Csl4foa aBd Ealery g. Aass. appil-
cations for Dositi0a ca Tie pollss fsses.
Pisos.i oo n.s
From 4sgshal Lsm0in. rscon nsndlng
iasl - cIFeuiaEs-' Frseaatloas Against
Fire DE printed and posted 0a eailsitngs
thFoukhoct ne eisy. hsisrFsd ~ Commit
zee oA h1lss
ft-tA n D<caAttl1 t@4t bay ts1Axt &1as
tendef Of resignation "a 1aenb<g 0t the
ttfs Depsrtmsnt ssfsnte1,
FrOpos4s we're reCe sed for Furnishing
ies respective departments siin forsy toas
or aay Tabled
ths eonsldsrtng Of Ihs proposals. for faF-
Bisnlng Goa for the ensaiax year sas de-
isfFed ons ss.k faTthsE.
The matter OF The paFcnsse OF new hose
wagon f0g 30 ; company vas referred TO
the Committee on Property With possr 10
act
On recommendation of the Committse on
Aen and DlsCipilns The resign alton OF
Dsgat FFlsnL part Pay pipsmsp. was sc'
cep1ed-
VA. II. Grayes aud Denis Nillaley Of tie
police force were granted respectively three
and twenty dsys leave OF absences.
Cogneiias ID. Bland. Ezra Ihomsa, David
Day cad l. Woleoit special policemen
stationed a. The Salvation Army barracks,
were suthorized 10 exercise their functions
as policemen OF the camp meeting being
held a. he east snd OF Lyon-st-. from
August % August l8 isss.
On recommendation OF superintendent
smith. beat No. IA Vas changed 90 ss 20
cover more time % acc0mmodas- the
lenEthening of said beat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

Tbs Republicans yesterday 1omiBAtsd
9 faiFiy strong iieksL some of the can
didAlsa siiundoabssdly 20 slscted. jast
EoE uany Ismaias 70 bs seen. SLY
BkssF WsssALlUa. he nonlIaes for State
ssasieE. Is : saaBs l.syss q Holland
extssssIoo. ssli knosa "a The eaif aud
eoanty. lie 81 pol hsavE vote, ssps-
cial.y smepz tks holland eisszsns. .ho
entertain much respect for him.
WItLAA r. dzoyE 10 iAwyss % se-
knosisdgsa sasll,y and COOL iadzusuL
Ia hss aos been politician OF "a Office
ssskss. ssd VII somL0and tie IsspseL Of
nsn q ali paFtIss.
Jaags CrAUs r. PxHxfss VA very
nsiarsliy taleeisd as candidate Tor else
too b ths ofiee as nov holds by ap-
poinfmsal. his present term of service
has been sminsntly satisfactory 10 thoee
~h0 have lad business before him. He
. nan q good judgment, co@pessnt
snd coustsous.
N . county convention ia Kent ecnnty
With mors sl'husiasm than was that OF
CoIonsl BzsHoP. Ia saceesd himself as
Sheriff he nay "a well &c counted
among those Who vii DO i0uad among
The s.scL
SsFaASIEL Rics, tie nominee Tor Reg
istsF oi Deeds bas. for number Of ears,
represented the township OF Pisinfeid Ia
tue Board OF Supervisors. tie Is pop
aiar man, and comp-ssnt 10 al the Office
for-~hlen 90 was nominstsd
Ssss2A~ I. CofscS. os -Caisdonia
township. another ssll-knovn member Of
ine Board 0f Supervisors, vas nominated
for County Treasurer. de vas the nom-
ines a. the last election, but bis party
Lie him 80 veil that they insIst that he
stall try IL sssin.
II was the unsrimOns desire that ".
j. STUART should continue IN the Office
q Presenting Attorney. Mr.. SrUART Is
. eissn-eu,. bright young lawyer. lie
ocgtt to poll big vote.
DO msa xhO runs against THOMAS
wAisH ior The of'ics OK County Clerk
mass be hustler IL be isn't distsncsd.
Toa . a hustisr "t,om way back"
The poninees FOR Circuit Court Com
missioner. DwiaHT Goss aud ALFkED
WOrcc TT. ani for Corouers. Drs. LocHER
AID ID. j. WALLACE, arr -, quail
ted ior the places Tor tAey are
namad.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
ReBEcCA AT The WELL.
a North Ionis--f. Row That Gets Into the
Police Court

A North Ionis-st. Row That Gets Into the
Police Court
Ecbecca Hail lives a. $50 North ionia ST.
Mrs. Elec,s A Stewart lives at 32l, on the
same street. In that viciaity is . well from
which the Halls end Stsssrts, as well as
about half dozen other neighbors, get
water. Tbs stewart family are valued
members OF the salvation Army. This
fact does not make them go peaceful but
that they quarrel with the Hail family. and
do other acts ike other worldly sinners
The other dsv. 50 Mrs. stewart said. when
she obtained q warrant Tor Mrs. Hall :
arrest. her daughter had little di1cultv
~fh Mrs Hall. and the lady
lea question called her dear Grace "a red
heased thing, the girl has red hair
aud other names that she considered tough
SO she rad AFs. Hall arrested. The trial
came OF yesterday in the Police Court. aud
afforded plenty Of fun. W. W. Taylor
neroicslly presented the case for the city
and J. A. Fairfield took good care of toe
defendants case.
The trial brought out facts that 20 to
nsighborhood. dirty water pals. CHIPS. aish
rags. snd other utensils connecJed with
housekeeping A jury of SIX nisD listened
10 ths case aud then brought IN . verdict OF
not guilty. II vas A csse Oi SIX OK one and
a half dozen Of the other.
tlut If eighteen ladies' ia the court room
I've bad red hair. sEd one could Sc a white
horse ever time sae seas 10 the window.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
Amrxso MESSAGE.
David Davis Receives sotfcs Of Ms sisters
Death. sut Ft.ds the N~.ssx. Nst Bts.

David D.vI. Receive. sefics Of Ms sisters
D>sth. sut Ftnds IN. N~.ssx. Nst Bts
Last ruescsv evening as David Davis Of
Gibsrt-st., vas going home from his work.
= telegram vas handed 70 him. Which had
ossn sent from Aaskeg0u 20 ths Western
taiou offscs snd tsiephousd 70 Chapman .
s-penhouss The cispafcn rpsa "libbie
Il deaf. cons NJ DsTs has a Sfsier 81
fhar naua and xitacut snY DELAY procured
q - sni drove - the rssi1snce o. b. sis,sr
in Walker toTnshlp. saout sixhi mil e. Dis
tsnt were ne arrived lste e. nigh Ashe
aps,fascaed The hense = dim 6ghf wss
hnrassg. sud ihe ltopghr can. ina. the
news was eniv no frae de xoorks8 A.
ne door saa 70 rs surprise snd 10Y hs
sister snsxerpsi and ssxs8 ~ho va thsrs
Hs f.,tsf mi u0w ~as bis sister tssa,a a
tes-,rls frizhters3 To So her hr0tae~.
here A. dead Of night certainly nsaat 80
s,rns s-fl must have overtssea them So
aska5 fr hsr mother so dest arr NJ Davis
sre-~e-si aud ssid. NJ. sut I had a verv
rf.sf ressnu GO 1efsve thst v1s were srr
ssfrrtes $50 lt rss sssn rat serne snis-
fass hS,f scrsirrsd srd ~. Davis -pfarns8
heme. The aexf uorning he 'fsisea fhs
W rsrer-, r~afrr ssINxrsca otiice ehea a uss
f,fnT ths. fte message vss rof sor Davsi
uav-s but Nrs A9ses HsVis sd rhsf =
relsiive ~ aers ~ho aa8 fr<f q y askevnn
really "a. tesd- The nisfsks ksa s-sa
naads nv reiepacnfaz re nneS>>sn
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
Steamer Grand Island.

thereafter the new side wheel steamer
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays First boat leaving At 10 a.
10. landing at north end Of scrib3er 81. car
line. Picnic parties viii be taken up The
river At suy place they may select Regular
picnic DAYS will be Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The steamer Grand Island
viii also make two trips 70 Grand Island
on Sundays Boat leaving st 70 q m. ard
3 m lsst boat arriving 81 Grand Rapids
Al us ?. n.
Pare ffom Soldiers Home sui rstara -
cents.
To Grand island s38 return = ceu,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

Miss Alberta Dsugn's musical cr-1eyf7
I" The Scarecrov, VIII b seen a. the Hay
market Theater. Chcsrot August r. A
strong company # comedians has been e.
gagged John Gilbert appears a. Sni.ev
Fake. ncwsps 7eT mar ~ : type that - de-
csaediv novel Richard ? Carroll VII pay
Ivory Black. ar artist eut ~ lecz Aessrs
Gilbert and Carroll work We toEether, ard
the narts In {" The Sesrecrow sferl tlcm
abundant scope FOR humorous novelties
Lev Hawkins. lee Harrison ard Jo~epa
puuer have camedy parts q pronncace
y a. T.7ttie C~ui xshsrx < has 5een engaged
e q a. Ms Tccxwood. principal - = SEM
rarv ard n s4es Jesse O'ligeT sHJ Alics
AFsrzrsrs VII - 40 of her sweet Eri
grad 8sres Tae frsf At tazes pare a.
T0dxer's Corners. - lad ara vilage. T..
se-1nd AZ a. a seminary cn Erzduaffug :
ssy and he thlr3 a. = cheap restaurant
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

VVANTED-C0NPEIENT GIL To % GIN.
= sf.l hsa7e~o<. address OF cal Al 2as
A-fhtf - 1l1
WANTED MUST HAvF 10 90 NORTH
" fnday norufuE walters / chemhermeid
waii-rn skc0nd cook general cpoks ] second
fiH, sitetep gifis ia seneFs. COOKS aud isuu.
utesses, wage > 10 ts ~ genera ferFants soo1
places Ladies Fsfi0rs, aud Tower block
liAlL AT oUk oFFICk AND KWILI SHOW
y you frH class s-roea b0use. staue cellar
vel anc cisiern, good new harm al IN good
ahsps, on heNentk ave. thifd house ffoIa pi-
fisl0n-si-. Tor Only sssi Tins l. a bArasin for
any one waning nife house IN hest PAT OF eity
fosg 4 kinsy. and Tower block rsle-
phone g.. 2l7
lVANTED-s COMPETENT COOK 10 GO TO
w OWeN a Beach, cal A. - Fulton st Thur
Cay afternoon, hOm q elock 10 4 o'cloct Mrs.
g. II. LOEv. sie
WkNTED-A GfRI FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work a. lsy North piyison-st. .le
WANrhD AT ONCE. A NURSE GIRL FROM
w IA to ls yeaIs cid, al 2ss South DivislontL
20
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w wofk. Apply with references 70 Al Chat
han-st,, Vest Side u5
WANTED = INFORMATION or WILLIAM
w Reynolds, al orphan boy, age about ~
Adopiet frsn the Chicago Hosle OF the friends
whereabouts VIII confer great favor on hRslfter
Lixae by addressing Mrs !. g. Cleveland, CITY
missionary, care OF \. N. e. A, Chicago, H. rs
STED-CoMPETENT 6lRL FOR GIN
w ersi housework family small 40 Cherry