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The evening world., 1888-11-26
rHE I O'Clock SCORE.
the score At I O'Clock was as follows

The score AZ 7 O'CLOCK was as ioIIoWs;
LtueWOod, 10 miles, 4 laps; Cartwright, AZ;
Moore, AZ 4: Hart, A.5; Mason, iAB; Common,
ST; nowarIh. a. o; ElSon, "a; uraig. 4as; hesel-
Nofemac, ST. I; Vint, 81. b; Peach, Is; Dillon, g.S;
Day, 20; DESMOND, sSa. 2; TayloE SAC; brown,
s6. o; SIMPLY, So Z; Gretna, out; campSDa. sA Z;
Meyers, out; HUFFMAN, 2S.i; Van Nest. s5.5:
hyeEly, - 5; sergt. Kraemer. vi W. Smith. IS. u
The evening world., 1888-11-26
nurrInr. n.t n aIOO.OOO FIre.

FIsDLAY, o., Nov. 26.-A nre yesterday de-
stroyed the three four-story brick blocks OF Kuhe
Brothers, Frye a Son and Adams a Co. The loss
WAS S1O0 900 and the insurance $50, O00 The safe
In Rune Brothers, building was blown open and
$500 In MONEY taken, and the burglars are sup
tentionally or accidentally u not yet known.
The evening world., 1888-11-26

No MATTER what the school OF physic,
They each can cure an ache or phthlkic-
Al least Ills said they can;
But as Science turns the wheel still faster,
And uuacka and bigotH meet diAnater,
10 US there comes q man
Whose merit hath wen countless Healota,
VINO use and praise bis - PLEASANT PRLLBfaA
The "PLEAsAKT PURGATIvK PELLErs" OF DA
PrBRCR. though gentle IN action, are thorough,
aud never fail TO cure bllousnesb, h-eased or Tors
pad liver and constipation. s.ssi
The evening world., 1888-11-26
This Box Reserved for the
MARQUIS OF QUEKNEBERRY.

The audience cheered, aud thus encouraged
thirty-six other men In tights. knee-breeehes,
the track.
Whereat Manager oBrien came dowE from the
boz, followed by three other handsome men In
dress suits, broad, snowy bosoms, studded with
diamonds, and glossy silk hats.
He introduced all three AS the judges In the COM
ing race, Michael j.. Kelly, Jake KilrAin, the
champion pugilist OF the world, ana Charles
Mitchell.
81 tf-ur KuRAIN Is KISSED
Fred Leslie, Nellie Farren aud q party made up
OF members OF the London Gaieties Company, like
loyal subjects of the Crown, applauded with their
hands. They were Joined BY others, but
there was q strong contingent who thought an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-17
California Fruit Sales

CHICAGO, August 16 Montgomery & Co
sold five cars of California fruits to-day.
The prices show an upward tendency in all
choice fruits. The Bartletts offered were
no; very attractive, a large proportion of
them being spotted, but they obtained fully
as good prices as the condition warranted
The balance of the pears offered sold We v
well. Plums and prunes are higher than
for some days past. Prunes sold at go cents
They were extremely ripe Those at Ito
were in prime condition. Prices were bet
ter than at recent sales, but there is not
much prospect of higher prices, owing to ar
rivals of very attractive domestic peaches
Pears Bartlett, 2.05 @ 3 25; hardy, LIS "a
EOS; Oneidango 80; Clairgeau. rs.
Peaches Yellow cling, 95; white, So; Sus-
quehanna, rs; Late Crawford, go: freestone,
so geo.
Grapes -Muscat half grapes. go q las; To-
kay single crates, 1885, Muscat double crates,
2 95.
Egg plums, go q 05
Gross prunes, 60 "a LILO.
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COMMERCIAL.
Bullion
Eoney Market.

NEW YORK, August l6.-Bar silver, sl5k
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Money Oh call. easy, 1902; last loan, ";
closed fftred, ~
Prime mercauIIie paper, 4 % 615
Sterling exchange-DulI; 4 S4% for sixty
days bills; II for demand
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New York sl.on Exchange.

NEW YORK, August 16 The stock
marEet to-day was entirely at the m ercy o.
bear operators who have organized for p.
vigorous campSlgn and as no support was
gwen they mad little trouble in depressing
The price. All the stocks OF tn. ac.,v MS
sustained losses during the v. OFT they
were limited to fractions &c ,rrn IL. aniLn,
volume of trading was 81 Ugh th it oe
cline was not considered sign n ant d.
cldsd change from the upS1.a mvvcLn nj
fuTrore since July 4th
Governments duh but Steady
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. August 16.
Wheat-Firmer; cash. 1928; September,
1873; October, S45s
Gorn--Steady; cash, a 7-16; September,
44ss; October, 4i1s
0ats-steady cash. Is; September, % Lilo;
October, 233s.
3arley-NOthing doing
Pork-Cash and september, 1885; Octo-
Der, 13.40.
Iard-Firmer; cash and September, 8. So;
October, $50.
AFTERNOON.
Rye-Quiet, AS
Barley-Nominal.
Whisky, 20
Shoulders, 40 % $50; short clear, s.7O@
$50; short ribs, 7.45 (@750
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New York General Markets

NEW YORK, August 16 -Hops-Quie.er.
sugar-Raw, strong, quiet refined isirly
Lead-Nominal; domestic. 4.3 %. Tin
Neglected; straits. q 10 Cotfet-Options
steady; better cables and closed steady.
with the fall months 5 "a 10 points mp:
others unchanged Sales %, 500 bags;
August, 1880; september, 1890 a 10 40:
October, 9 SO "a 80
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WEATHER REPORT.

Reports received at Salt Lake City. Utah
on August 16. 1888. Thur sda, at & s. m
local time, or a. m. 18th I4erid!ar .-ne.
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Milling Marker

New YORK, August To- -Mining shares
closed as follows: Caledonia. Bl.ck HILLS,
,. 0: Con. California e. Virginia, 1925;
Deadwoo1, 81; Gould & Curry, , IS; Hale
& Norcross, 4 so; Mexican, $50; 0 uhir, 8 50
plymouth 200; Sierra Nevada, 2.4O; Stan.
dard, %; Silver King %; Santiago, $50;
Union Con-, zoo: Yellow jacket Is
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LATER

Money, 11592
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Chicago Live stOch,

Chicago Live stooh>
CHICAGO, August Is
stronger; beeves, 625 q 6 SO; steers, SIS "a
600; stockers and feeders, 200 "a $50;
Texas cattle, 70 % 3.35; western rangers,
400 % 4 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; steady, strong;
mixed, $50 "a 25; heavy, 80 635; light,
5 65 q 6 IS.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; steady; natives,
2.60 % 4.0G; westerns shorn, 8 so % 8. 9O;
Texas shorn, us "a 8 05.
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Boston Stocks.

BOSTON, August 16.-Atchison, Topeka &
q Santa Fe Land Grant sevens, 49, Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, S034; Surfing
ton & Quincy, 1.1l3s: Mexican Central,
common, 1915; Mexican Central first
mortgage bonds, 6713, San Diego Land Com
pany, &c.
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PetrUlH sum.

NEW YORK, August TO- Petroleum market
opened strong at o53 and advanced to o4I5
Il The forenoon, wnen Il decline occurred.
on which prices fell tn $685. 4 rally then
occurred and the msrket ~4osed strong at
$50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-17

IT may be that there is skeleton in
the closet of every family. Very often,
however, the family skeleton walks
around alive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-17
Bucklen's Arn1cs salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents box. For sale bv A G..
Smith & 20.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

SALT LAKE CITY, August 16 1885.
corrected Daily by Sears d. Ltudle.)
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAIN AND FEED.

ead Pflces OF Flour and Grain Send once must sold
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Max. temp, 80 70;- min. temp. 56,7o.
Mean temp, 6S'; for IL years, TO; de-
ficiency, 9.
Excess of temp. since January 1, 1888,
2.040; deficiency of temp. since August l,
1888, so.
Rainfall. "a inches; mean daily for 10
years, 0.03 inches; excess, OIL inches.
Deficiency of II fall since January l,
1888, 5.42 inches; 'fciency of rainfall
ince August l. 1883, Q. A inches.
P. II. FlTZMAURICE Sergeant,
Signal Corps.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

A ~. WsEk HAT Bids Fair g. soPplsi
ud.ay's 5Gsties Gaias.

A ~ WsSk HAT Bids Fair to supplsat
uH.ayss 5gssies Gaias.
a. wosx which cannot fai 20 % Of
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Pr.cs Ia particular and b members Of The
Nisai~sn AR generally. hss iust been issued
fIoan tas pfsss 81 T. II. Flood Co. Of
Chicaaa TIE ~ork = salltled The AichE
xan Justices Guide aud Criminal Law
and = sril1sn bg J. ". Donovan. author 81
~Ns1iesa Jury rfias Trial Practice.
Tact i1 Cogrl. etc. fhs treatise az It's
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.nd practices Of Justices Courts IA both
evil 2nd eflaainal cases, aud also ths las
ard practice In criminal csses "A the higher
courts. re lnClndss fall collection OF torms
an covers al The new statutes
Much % the new legislation. Like the
pisorderiy acts Liquor avs and those az
sscting be Justices Courts must be viewed
50 10 likat Of recent decisions OF the ou-
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placed directly andsr fae sections OF The
statute. sad are fun sasash 10 state clearly
the principle Of the case cited Tbs statutes
and he dscisions 0f the courts are thus
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The forms aud informations have been
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
TOWN TOPICS.

Tafs oi so' 5lns ca lns West si1s.
Neslefdsy r ~ Haa 20 PAID g. 500 fof
Iol - "a hsssoa 4 #sstoa q sddiuoa-
Ioha oison - sBsssed u putting 10 TO
alafmsats 20 a. ifoa bridge a. Eeck river
a. -psHa-
TEE t1unz Aea Psociniti0s Cl1s siii
ha.d a. sgHK al t1e Clfclit COAT room
@oafiag eFeol84-
lAs sfcesrY 1rn oi Pslten & sessions Jas
1issa. s-t tlE - 8asiness 81 &c eoa-
uni.sG - al -@ss.eas.
Nslh.a MseE-F III OEaBd Rspids tosn-
snla. aad O. -aasfs. Z kAssoEsh- ave-. saws
tz2sl cas- s@l1s1 Acrl sez-
A marriage lesass as is~usd ysstsffay
&c hort W hamp. Of Canes tosnsni p.
a. Fsru.saa AyeEs. Of o4Faliae. ages ~
a11 i3.
James Kelley To mao sgFsstrd "a IBIS
citg an4 lazsn 20 BIZ Rapids. = here De sss
NauI~1 ios house b sakinx, ga i0ena
ssaly snd vas seaisnced 10 Jackson ior
ass ears
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
TRANSACTIONS IN DIRT.
what Has Been Done With Grand Rapids
Real Estate the Past Week.

what Has Been Done with Grand Rapids
Real Estate the Past Week.
Grand Rapids grows more and more
metropolitan every day, and now the talk
among real estate men is. "Our suburban
lots and property"
In this class of property the market has
been quite active the past week. and many
lots were sold. But few were sold for
cash. the majority being sold to working
men on long time contracts, and large
number will build the coming year.
There were large number of
lots and pieces of property sold the week
Just ended aud the aggregate amounts to
So, $40. IA, making quite q respectable sum.
When IL is taken into consideration that
the ruling prics was less than $500 per lot,
being mostly suburban property.
The street railways are opening up many
new plats and several will be put on the
market soon. The Cable Road will bring
several lots from the vicinity of Reeds
Lake in the market before Winter sets in
again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
CHANGED DAILY.
Nrw Goods.

New Goods.
You will find on the second floor 8 whole
table OF apple blossoms and snow balls,
looking so natural that anybody would
take them for the real fewer. They are
something new and are for decorating the
walls. picture fssmes. etc.
table full OF that thin Belleck ware bas
found its way into our srt room. Il j. the
most delicate looking ware in The
world. a mere shell: it seems sc though .
breath would break IL.
We are shoving new line Of Hsviland
decorated Chins, iust openei. The Kit suo
white pred0mIDstss. A new style Of Celery
Tray 10 one 81 the novelties.
new lice OF Fans has arrived ali new
decorstious-se second floor
That new rsme eel, 10 gilt and white. IL
sure to b sdrnirsd by sn
You will frd fail line n Dinner Pals
an the third fooF. Tbs IL tbs cheapest
place IN the city 20 buy dinner pals
New games and tors are constantly az
irving in our Toy Department. Fourth
floor take the elevator.
Those 50. Garden Tools srr isst the
thing 10 take 70 the beach f0r children.
II. LEOSARDs SONS 4 CO.
- sad 81 Aouroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Prot Conrad g. sweosbsrg. who has be-
come enc Of The very best kno~n CONNER
cisl scucssors through the Grant Rapids
Business College. has sold the excellent
property 70 Prot A :. Parish. recently Of
reofis IT,. and vi soon retire from is
control Tie business college hss rsc,si ve3
is suviabie reputation through Prof
rwrnsberE Sac established L IN fS,s5. and
NO .tsiDpesi Re from ies outset VITA bis
a-sa ssrniraele characteristics. The school
bss schievs6 success vhoily because il d.
sfrfed f it AS auit - rrrord through psr-
sfsten. farr v1Fk, nnsyerving inlszritT
ard arfneaing deiermiuaiiou. IL = re-.
roruizel tar2uSsosst the \ orfhw~st a.
sancrgst inc lorsmcst Of - clsss and ne
rev rrorT elor comes - - management
nfn 80 nu<St ~ rscrra unsnts & Ar,sfsa-,
s.r-ssfff fnra fn ffsts frr -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

One Of the hardest fought battles that
viii be seen on base ball held here this
season gill &c seen today at the Lake Park.
The contest will be hetssen two Of the
strongest add greatest rival teams they
representing two Of the greatest rival
clothing houses in the city. HOusemsr.
Donnallv & Jones and the Tower Clothing
companies The contest viii - for so \
side and the championship Of Grsnd
Rapids The last time these two great
amateur clubs came together Tor purse the
score vas 2 % 3 in favor % fbs Tower cluh.
The game will De called a. $50 sharp. As
there will b no eItrs charge for grand
stand there vii undoubtedly Re an soor-
nous crowd
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
A NEW t,sALTH OFFICER
Or. Hugo LuPinsky Removed. and

Or. Hugo LuPinsky Removed and DR..
Edwsrd Watson Appointed.
The Board Of Health. 81 its meeting yes
tsr5sy afternoon. removed DR.. Lupissky
fom the position Of Health officer. and az
pointed Or. Edward Watson. The action
vss unanimous on the part of the Board.
The members Of the Board were Of the
opinion that DIR. LHpiasky i, not sufficient
w practical. Dr. Watson 3 son-in-lav OF
Henry Frallck and a brother Of the late
Professor Watson. OF the University az Ann
Aroor. BE q a regular graduate in nsdi-
cine. and received part Of bis education in
Europe. where he was in hospital service
during tbe Franco Prussisn war.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
THE GaEAT SAM.

FOE Big Pay tuesday.
Next TUESDAY sam small viii speak here
under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Prohibition Club. Mr. Small is the editor
OF the Sossfbss star. The leading Prohibition
paper Of the Southern States. printed At
DEPOT oy reception committee. A. h.
Cheney. Prohibition candidate for Cover
nor add The other nominees will Be present
a. he meeting snd will be formally nod-
ed Of their nominations. There viii oe q
torch LIGHT procession with bands Of music
before tie speeches
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
DIR. Bentum Dead.

On Tuesday evening last DR.. Jacob
Bentum was taken suddenly i'll at his
ofice. He did not improve and his family
who were at Ottawa Beach. were called
home, but he was not considered seriously
sick till Friday when his disease developed
into a malignant form of typhoid fever.
Last night at about 1890 be died.
DIR. Benthum was born in the Neither.
lands was the first Holland physician In
Grand Rapids. He had been here since
1853. and was IS years old. He leaves q
wife and one daughter, the latter 10 years
Of age.
The time of the funeral has not yet been
decided upon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

The National Brewery a. rs West
Leonsrd-.t.. owned By Adolph Goetz, Was
broken into early yesterday mornins and
an attempt made 10 blov open the safe. A
hole VS. drilled in the tor Of the safs ard
another IN the door, both we're filled With
powder but the safe proved too strong for
The blasts and they we're obliged to 90 away
unsuccessful. NJ. GoetE felt pretty vel
satisfied yesterday that be dealt with Carr
4 LoveTidgs. Of this city. and secured one
Of tie Chicago Safe and lock Co.'S safest
safer
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

A Gasoline steve Causes . Fire on nis-
worth-ave- Yesterday.
The alarm Of fire from box 81 yesterday.
ives caused by a blazs in . house a. l4l
E,Isworth-ave.. owned by Arthur Wood
aud occupied by :. p. DeVries. The fire
was caused by the explosion Of . gasoline
steve. The hired girl filed the tank with
gasoline and with the stove lighted At
trmpted to carry the stove out of the
Kitchen. some OIL on the top was ignited,
tae xirl dropped the stove snd The whole
room vas sbsLe in an instant The Fire
Department did prOupt work and the
house VAS saved. but was considerably
Gsmsgsd. The damsgs to- the furniturs
was about $50 with 10 insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
A Family Party

Tn. following party lsf yesterday for
Bs.ch Costs-s At Nsostavs Park. N. @.
Blood and -iss snd daughters. Jennie snd
G-rsis, Of Uaioa-st.. G B, Foster and wiEs
and daughter Myrtle, Of Chsries-st. Ms
Pa twin snd Glade Buck. of Tsion-st
Alhert A Jscobs, q Sparta. NJ. and Nrs
{. G Homssn. q sparta Mss Etta Non
20. q Hssp-ris, A T. Jsrshs ard ~ifs ard
500 Harry, and M Ruth Whifrimsn and
daughter JHis, az 2tstsr The rhois
p.rtv CONSIST Of toe sisters AZ A. 2. Iscons.
81 ~. Ph1nix hsrnitnre factory. and their
so,s sad 1sughtsrs WITH she exoeuuen e T
No Monroe sho - M. Jscobs sster-ir-
ls~ The parties vi rsv O. their cotfss =
-. r.s&a
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
At q Medicinal Spring.

Cynical Guest-What's become Of the
landlord I've not seen him for the last
day or so.
Hotel Clerk-He is III. he is confined to
his bed
he is. eh' Guess he must have made
. mistake and drank some Of the water.
A man can't be too careful at these health
resorts. Texas Siftings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
A BAD RUNAWAY.

One Of Kustsrsr's wagons Smashed and the
Driver Injured.
About 0 O'Clock last night Geo. Wilson, =
driver for the Kustsrer Brewing Co., was
badly hurt. He had gone to deliver some
beer on North College ave, and as the street
was all torn up and it was so dark that be
q ould not see, Wilson was thrown outof
the wagon By one of the wheels dropping
into . hole. The horse then ran away with
= bov named Adolpn Relying ia the
wsg on In running the horse jumped
down q fourteen-ioot bank, smashing the
wagon to splinters and freeing himself
from the wrecx- Young Relying, when be
felt the wagon sailing through space. jumped
aud landed at the bottom of the bank
unhust. He then caught up aud caught
the horse aud brought him home.
Wilson, Who was cut about the head and
face and hip bruised. vas taken into a yard
near By and taken care Of until the patrol
wagon could be notified, which got there
about midnight. The place where he vas
wing vas oae-naf mile north OF the ID. q
NJ. RAILROAD and the wagon could not be
taken nearer than the railroad track. so
Officer Chsfse carried Wilson nearly the
rhele bali mile on his back. Wilson was
then loaded into the patrol wagon and
taken 10 bis home at 80 Csnsl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Ibis remedy Is becoming 80 ~eil known
and - popular ss TO need DO SPECIAL r8sn-
ton. Al rbe have used Elsctric Bittsrs
sing TIE ssrae song Of pYsise-A p15rer
medicine does not exist and Il - gnsrsD-
ted 70 10 al that q claimed. Electric
Bitiers eli cure a. diseases q The Liver
ard dnsvs ~iii Fsrnovs Psupies. Roiis.
sat RheHaa snd other Affections ce1set ~
impurs bteod. VII drive ksAsris from
80 system and pTevest sc eel az crre Al
Nslarisi ssvers --Fcr cue II Headache
Constirsficn ard Ind gs%tion TT Electric
BitisYs-E arre satisfaction susrsntee6. o.
noD@v rsfan3ei.- Pro- - &c. aod . -
psr bottis q PEEK Bros Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

II is understood that 8 new company has
been organized which will, in few davs,
announce themselves as the Grand Rapids
Rapids Messenger & Express Company.
Since the Telephone Company closed out
the District Telegraph Company, the need
OF messenger service has been felt very
keenly by our citizens. but this new com
PAW with the responsibility back of il will
probably supply this need. keep il supplied.
and make money out Of the enterprise.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

The public sfs hereby osutioned against
par. hssins al article which - nos oelng
offered b. unauthorized SCENTS. pQrpcrang
10 bs Prot haIks olsiuiootsnt E8a nom
poisonous ssTgDin sxtsTminstoT, as al s0cb
articles o1ersG by such sgents are bogUs
unisss hearing NY slgnsture snd The only
agents authorized 70 sci the genuine article
ie vented and manufactured by me. bear
nv signature an full ca their com n issioGs-
koDEKiCK J. N0boKsLD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

A French electrician SAYS ne win soon
be able 70 produce a thunder storm when
ever demanded and in the district desired
We are obliged now % depend upon the
Sunday school picnic ar6 the circus 70
produce eur thunder storms They sell
dom fsil. bat too often tafy sre not IN
hand when wanted NorAstovn Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
A HEAVY Cake.

In the domestic circle
Young Wife (exultantlyl-I made that
pound cake myself. darling
Husband (hefting it's that sof
Young Wife-Yes. darling what do you
think OF it
Hus5and-I think. dear. you have made
mistake in the name II ought 20 be q
ton caks.-W sshington Critic
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

= = 49, --aee1 ta>t S,zrinz 10 nrxf f~s
vears A. 90 ~rs Nd ard - Clsssl~ e.~-
6enL AR shsf scrorszrz - Fsss ststixtscs 80
= $685. .-n e tee-e - b 81 sxtrs7 sfser
she srr7r-s n Te~ s ark. TIE e<esolistl-1-us
e a protec1orv a1d ,a6ass~iai scaocz = SO
eessAi - ascsns q potf'rs - yrs = ~
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Press
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
PROHIBITION CAucusrs.

The joint csucus-s of the Prohibitionists
OF the city OF Grand Rapids for all wards.
except the third. will be held at the Circuit
Court rooms on Monday. July 30th, at
o'clock D. m, for the parpose of electing
three delegates and three slternates, from
each ward. TO the County Convention. to
be held at the same place Tuesday, July 81,
at IL o'clock q. m.
Let all Probibitionists attend.
Dated July is. 1855.
City Committee,
BY J. II. TATEUx.
NJ. II. WALKER. Chairman.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

H.W Soo<~. rerrssen ing oeo. Meets =
O.. - D-tross. nsnRfsctlre-s ~ - cse-
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PARE spd hsftsr c5rsrs car e foaDs y ~
raerket to1sV. sd he rsr1tszlor secsred
~sI deserved 81 tAe Noes c1xxrs A.
prowirr - er~st ssrorisss - Grass Rssids
a. "a a. csner psrss q ne sssse
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Say. Jerks. what's the mat.err Ton
don't sesm TO Be eating much of suything
Of lsses"
Nothing. enlv an gcine cut - The
rad With = dramatic company FOR ths
summer season sni an getting nv sp-
petite down 20 suit emergencies. -
Georgia Cracker
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Mr. Dolefai-The paper ss-s this
morning that theres no prospect 81
ehoirrs cnsuin9 this suDuer.
Nr Doiefa3-Jast ny luck
hat DO r,i rsean. John
Get mr Ifs insured the other day -
Texas Siftiags