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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-01

kind that was here.
Fancy shippers .....$4.e505.OO
Good to choice shippers. 2O04.5O
Fair to medium shippers. 3.75D4.1O
Common to medium shippers.--.------- 3.20O3.6O
Stockers and feeders 2.2503.25
Medium to good heifers- 2.S5O335
Common to fair heifers. ...-..--..----- 225D265
Medium to good cows..- 2I5O3.2o
Common to fair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.5O02.50
Veels common to good... 3.5O05.OO
Bulls eomnon to good .1 7502.75
Mixers common to good .OO04O.OO
Hoas--Receipts g, 29O; shipments 1900. Quail
ty fair market moderately active and higher, closing
firm; all sold.
Heavy packing and shipping So .65D5.SO
Mixed packing and shipping $3.50 800
Common to good light .-..--.-------. 5OOO5.35
SHEEP-Reoeipts, 624 shipments, 600. Fair
supply; quality only fair: market strong good
grades while common and medium were barely
steady.
Good to choice. So S504.3O
Fair to medium. Observation-Disclosures. 32503.6O
Common. Observation-Disclosures. 2.7503.15
Lambs common to good .....-..... 35O05.O5
Bucks, per head 2.50O4.O0
Notce-No market Monday next.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Slow, at a Shade Lower Prfces-Hogs
Close Firm-Sheep Steady to Strong.
INDIANAPOIIS Dec. 81.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 31.-Cotton holiday. Net
receipts SAC bales; gross receipts. 1882 bales;
ports Great Britain, SAB bales; exports to the
stock 397 O99 bales.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-Copper weaker; lake.
16. 9oc. Lead dull; domestic, 502i2s. Tin steady;
straights $4,000.
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CHARACTERISTICS, 314; shipments. 500. Light
supply for Saturday but few fine grades here Market
little slow at shade lower prices, especially on the
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EDUCATIONAL.

RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
VlENNSYLvANIAL ISES-THE DIRECT AND
I POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES
Trainseave and arrive at In iia apos as follows:
PANHANDLE R0UFE-EASr.
Leayefor Pittsburg, New York, etc.. Adam @:55pm
Richmond aud Columbus.. .li:o1am 4:oopn
Arrivefrom y; Y Pittsbg and East Lillian lo:2opm
sleepers to Pittsburg and New York without change
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Leave Chicago and North west....lll5am ll:00pn
Arrive from Chicago ana Northwest. 4:ooAn 3:oopn
N. L. r.. R.-soUfH
Leave for Louisville
and the south...... 4:lsam s:l5am 4.oopm 5:5opm
Arrive from Loaisyille-
and the south. 49,. io21am nl0am 643pm 1o:45pm
l.. R.. R.-soUTHwEsr.
Leave for Vincennes. 7:Ioam l15pm
-
VTANDALIA LTNE-SHORrEST ROUTE TO
ST. LOUIS AND THE WEST.
Transarrive and leave India apolis as follows
Leavefor St. Louis. .-.....7:31am tl.5oam lloJpm
Greencastea1 md Terre Hauts 40bp1a
ArrivefromSt. IL ....34jam 4i5am 335pm topm
Terre Haute and Greencaste Accom- oooan
Sleeping parIor aud recInin cars ara ru On
throughtrains. For rates AMI infor NATION apply 20
ticket agents of ths npaay or d. d. DERIS9. As
sistanttfeneral Passenger Agent
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR
Victoria Lodge gained nine members and lost enc
by death during the past term.
Victoria Lodge will have public installation and
give free entertainment on next Monday evening
Victoria Lodge elected the following officers at the
meeting last Monday evening: L. E. Aker. past
vce-dictator; j. W. Mitchell. assistant dictator;
Thomas III. Powell. reporter; j. w. Hosman financial
SaSe E. B. susrsn w.
chaplain: N. W. Mccoy: sentinel and A. J. Gillett,
NJ W. Mccoy and s. N. Gold, trustees. The new
officers will be publicly installed next Monday
ing
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR.
Hope Lodge has four candidates for initiation next
Tuesday evening
Golden Rule Lodge postponed its election until next
Wednesday evening.
Regular meeting of the Arch Canton and installa-
ton of it's officers next Saturday evening.
Mr. A. s. Nelson of Garfield Lodge was elected
chairman and Mr. J. Wesley Bennett secretary of the
district convention.
Indiana Lodge No. 81 elected Mrs. David Ayers
presidents Miss Hover, vicepresident and Mr. George
Rosebrock, secretary.
The central visiting committee will visit Washing
ton Lodge on Monday evening, Jan. 8. The lodge
viii hold open meeting.
The social and watch meeting that to have been
Lodge Hail. did not take place on account OF the In
clement weather.
Hope Lodge elected N. Binford. president; George
Merrsott, vicepresident George Sale, secretary
last Tuesday evening" and will install officers next
Tuesday evening.
Washington Lodge elected officers last Monday
evening as follows: President, Eberle Cuun; vice.
president Fannie NJ Haught; secretary, j. H. Taught;
treasurer, Mary j. Cullum.
J. H and Fannie 81. Taught. of Washingt Lodge.
lost their little boy on last Wednesday morning very
suddenly with measles safter very short illness
All of their children have been afflicted with it for
the past two weeks. The rest are convaiescent
Pleasant Lodge, No. 1ss, at Brightvood. have
elected the following officers for the ensuing term:
President, Charles Rehlins, vicepresident Mr. Rob-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Ma Charles Baxter and children have
gone 20 California u reside and Mr.. Baxter.
w1o has 6een 80 the srnoioA OF Powers &
Walker for some time past, will shortly to-
low Although taei- many f.isnds unite
n regrets at their departure. they also uniie
IA wishing them happiness and succesi -
their neN home.
Ars. Joseph DeGo,yer Of Troy. y. Y,
rho has been spending he Winter in Cali
f0rnis. Is expessted TO arrive ia this city to-
n orrou an / H'ii De tae guest % her brother
ana sister. Dr.. SCHUYLER = q ayes and Mrs
l. l.. E1iy, Tor few days
Nj. l. Stevenson. who has been in the
city fos Few DAYS visiting bis mother and
the family Of J. +. Long. has returned 20
bis home in Reno, NeD where be Is mana
ger OF the Electric Light Works.
None. Aver. Mrs. Taylor and daughter
Miss Matte. all OF Romeo. are guests 81 ths
residences Of Mr.. Daniel Mccoy. Of Paris
ave The came 20 attend the Ayer-Fincher
Wedding
Mr.. T. Shsiz. who has been spending the
last three weeks az her sisters, Mrs. J. W.
RJsenfhsfs. rstarnsd TO her home IN
Rochester, on Friday.
NJ Fred Leonard, who. has been spend
ing the Winter in China. passed through
The city Tuesday while On his way to De-
lrcit and the last.
Mrs. TsrxiIliger and children. of Mon
taxu-. WHO have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ghsnnery Guest. OF sinclar-st., have
returned home.
Mrs. VIII WOOD. OF NnskeEon. who has
been visiting A,rs. Bssi. OF paTis-ave., il the
asu xhtsr OF the sathUr Of the WIDOW
bedott Papsrs
Mrs J. c. Wenhsm sni daughter. Mrs
Cora Wenham Graves. hsve returned from
Csli'oras. Were they have been spend NJ
the Winter.
Mr.. AID Mrs. 2. A. Moselsy. will cele.
orste their fitesuth anuiTsTssry Aoidsy
evening. With progressive pcdro AID i tea
party.
Mr. r. II. CLARK. Of the Voice If tie Peopi..
a Msuistss paper, - la town, ths guest Of
Mr.. l. b stanton. Mrs. Clark accom- aniss
him.
Ms GARRISON and son, Ralph leave in
shout to weeks for Indiana. where they
NIL spesd the Summer.
Mrs N Mob. Of Laramie Wyoming. Is
re guest Of her sislsr. Mrs. J. c. Schulz. Of
los West Brostwsy.
NJ. and Ars Hafaer. q Finh-svs. are
the happT possesors OF a tvslve- pound girl
baby
~ ard Mrs c. c. Rnasmsid have re-
turned from visit 10 Caiif8raia.
Nr. H. y. g.. Nsa Asmns has returned
ffom a business tfi3 to Chicaro.
Dec Wifhsy rstafned 90 bis studies ~ the
University ca Thursday.
Mrs. frances NcCiellsnd returned from
The Est asst evening
Rev. Peter Nosrsyss has returned from .
trio 10 Fhnsielphia-
Miss Mar Dsrrin . visiting her parents At
Mrekezou.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
INDUSTRIAL INTEREST.

TEE fsh-pacl1ing industry Is becor>rsg a
very important one IN Florida.
Nova ScOTIA catches about nine million
dollars worth Of flsh every year.
IN orchard fruits Germany is the foremost
country. producing ss9, 9l3,623, and tho
United States comes second, with ISL, 755, s47.
A xRw and neat method Of ornancnting
ribbons 10 70 plsto them with silver in
artistic designs. The process is simple and
the effect very beautiful and striking.
TEx glass industry Of Bavaria Is SAID TO be
overdonc TO such an extent as 20 necessi-
tate tho suspension Of operations on the
part OF SOHO large manufacturers, for the
period CT one year.
SABLE skins little bigger than q mans
hand have been sold for 500 apiece; a sea
otter skin sometimes realizes over 500, and
silver foxes as much as $50 or so5o-and
this, too, in their undresscd state.
NoTEp French chemists of Paris have sue
ceedsd in producing real rabies by artificial
means. Those manufactured thus far AFRO
very small. but there Is reason TO believe
that the matter Of size can be regulated
A rTRN in New York paws that city sis,-
go per anuum for the privilege of over
hawking tho garbage on tho water front
Special machines are used which pick out
rags, bottles. bOolss, etc., and the profits
amount 70 half million ycsriy
AUSTRIAN engineers speak favorshly Of
Gieszls pilot engine for preventing railway
collisions. II j. worked bv cloctricitv. under
The coasrol Of tho engineer. and is run az
any desired distance IN front OF the train,
which Il s.eys automatically On encounter
ing any obstacle
At Cchccs. y. Z, more machinery has
bcen running. more people hare been en-
plcye5, and more goods sold during the past
year than ever before. The proSGct of the
knittin 4 mills of COhoes and Waterford
amount % - Isl 90 During tie year is,-
SO bales Of cotssu were worked I'd.
Ok F1uLRxso. who invented saecharlue
while professor Of Jahns Espi1ns Tni-
versity, and who - now tie hess of tho com
Paay ocntreilng the msaufsctare q n 81
Nagieburs, Germany. proposes building c
secora great factory in Eneisnd. The
Earupern consumption Of this strange snti-
sertsc. sfTeetsuins agent drswa from coal
tar. already exceeds re caracitv Of the
Mszdslssrg factory
Colombo. which r-ss a5~ittea - tre Tn
icl abr1t fftesa ycars azo. reports over
81 %. 0ogs y rros0oG,a ~ fhe pr>cfo1s
metals ip 1887. Tie Ter tories ard States
west ~ Kansas ard Minnesota produced
$40 al DO il gid sn3 silver last vssr.
Ssn Fraacisos srfrred sIs ~ 90 IA silver
- ths ksss. ortwc-t hsr3s a. uuca - Len
con isIacs $50 ~ r7eceas metals hsrs
re~sr y5Slaej less thsa - JD0.os3 II tkis
crurt~v. azS 80 7isid ~ 1887 excseds tAat
81 sn7 ether year. - tfsas vs have tszea IN
seventies years s5eat sI-y0o ,rs 60 oEt q
- eal'th. Tzsca p-o5zblF gsareserss a. u
the Ns6ioBzl ae5s we have pad q
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
PICKED PERSONALS.

THs Pope Is . careful reader OF the daily
papers
BRoxsoN AIcoTT LEFT diary that nlls
6fsy-ssveu large bound volumes
AccoRDrxe to report the Presbyterian
.crunies OF Mr. Cieveiand prevent her
visiting any theatrical entertainment save
TIE opera
Oxr.a Erf.DE has grown thin since he be-
gan 20 eds TveHa1's magazine His cen
tribators are al women. and SO srs his sub
SEWERS
THE Peace e Wales, according 70 the
ronson TSasss. as an unfortunate weak
ness vVhich aas ed an 70 pstrcrizs Ameri-
csn -dr7vers and prize fighters"
Tsr god rows cores from fhe Sandwich
Tetards that Ei1r Ealaksaa il gstrz - set
10 sour 10 szri week ard bece;sse ccf~ee-
rfsrte- Re fnSs tAsSs - E1ers in Il tean
Ia c~ssr Esaz
Qtazx vTcroz5s Is 6isEzeS ~ nary g
her slh 80 b-caase she lael.aes - mach
ts-var1 the Gsrrsans. sr3 Empress Vic
tors. ssg daughter. i hzse5 b. maav of
hsr saesecss because sac fsvsrs tie En-
Fsh
A~r7sssrs arr especially ro.ed far tssir
far7aeSs f-r pts Sarzh Eerzhsrit EEes
tsEsr-cst. Fsr1y rs~e1pcr7 ase6 = fancy
= dsH that shs co16 drsss sri anoress-
Rose Cega - owes aecses. ss6 NJ. Lang
trF .,s1ss h8rses ard SaVz
rrs har8<casest 5s-sssk rrrts1as seen r
Fneian5 70 - - tfrle ~ TFSiisr ~ wAFe
rss.se ard presented e tkst nasrsreh - :
N~s. Scarf wha yef hres r. SiscsTruA y
y ~ cartssns rfsztzoned 81 s-2il ~
n.fes \ Tl1Sser ess1le
+ 7 EAzxCE = vsrv sss-sE1asTs = =
kaasrs. 49, ares ro-1 ca~e~ air-sef -
9 rsle ar Is IL 80 - ~ c'esncz- sc -
snk e ~ husincss = trSzsacsea 7ea1rs
rcer. Aze- .nzet - takes trre sc'zrs
So. 4z5 tzsu gees sat for arsFs e . Tsszi-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

esr3irer Baxter. Of So Mon-oe-s.. ~ho
have a. ssgs hsd tbs reputation ~ CARVING
4 very dne Inc ~ ssscneis aad travelling
hszs of al sinds. hsvs ist sdsied q their
stark completes IN 81 'r1nks n Al 5as
sr..les fr1r to medium up to fns 6nssf.
incla1snx sose-ieztaec. thss MAKING their
stock osnri~se IN - Gesirsaie sracies ~
tbs ciass. Fhess z1ods az Just from the
er<f mAncfsct7ries sna con px1se 81 the
iaiesf saapss aaa m1ss essirssie inproTe-
frauts
- frua aes $50 inst receiTsi isree
aars srr II vsrr eboice things N aer saapeS
Ard trfpniazs "A satcAels
No persan 1esirf1s - sesiirs s1Tt1i0g ~
fhr wsv 81 frsFss~rs snppi,es shsnd a. -
~ rass isrxs sn9 - zns SEcplY q aew
xpeds sefore puaebssinx
GtsntSxR 4 BsxrFR.
50 #naroe-x~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
BRILLIANT SOCIETY
4 LAacs Ano VEs4 essTTY ~socasa
So lat Ia -pfiag ftsnass - Zee dsa
Evaa tre tfisfsaaa Esesptia.
1ssfr 4snF


Aina4n 4.... ares l~-s.s bAse been
pretty nnsg dgn1x - p<z1 &ssA VII
se1nsts ADJ dresses ~ AFTERNOON AID
ssentnx we-r fae saer L-ntsa season
sot.s sii9At promises ~ .ls iEt1rs = tns
pas Sea % % - judged - sznp.s.
A. srroea f-csftons aad ie4s are very
a.ecl l1s rage n1s snd tAsif s1sr4rF ten
teref = very aitrsetve . many psQpls
90 Naom re pretty party asasiiy hohis 90
eaarns .oe.slf IS lal o. ths rgmors Of
enzs1saleaf- aud h . s4id l1a- Tie Juns
.isss ~fl ai 80 mere tan Gee siasnias
sFlas va8 . eeT b1slly pa1llaz dainty
asEeri< 49, sDclanfiak t.llsis. lis
.aF1rta tulol t3f tie tFas t.sFe az tress
Dlc1sisss e. ~ grey sls ca s4ssdsy aaf<-
eyed 3sias STA -s.4 on ia sH-iainz mp clad
"a azr,g sissa si.a IA. giosss. stc., al ia
sac sanls sh4.le. Doea last sreea sessns
90 BE- tas prevailing eoiaf and u worn . ali
slas;ss, irons duil mgFtls % Tie rfii.isat
acre sFcel Ehica has -erl1sd ysllCe
easi. 0Fssn . comDiled ~ta PINK a.
90 orsi.0ns sad i9fms q very pretty Dack
Eround iCF th- zag coiOTs % the aosefs
Nl4cn invariably Ind taeIf way % the
tsals al every afternoon tes- The iancg -
BisCiuk . square Of 0rzogs colofet SIX
BE- DeaIh q eaH5elacfa IN tae center 81 tha
isrie - 80 grsfiy an1 popular. tnis -
tie eJa 1f szldy coiors.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
GRAND RAPIDS MARKErs
Farm Produce from first B.sda


Closing Saturday. April Il
APPLES rs per barrel
cSeese- sss &c i.e &C New Yoa. full cream.
lSt-a lac.
Glover seed-ss2saaoo; Timothy. SASS 70
$50 per bukhel.
Dried Fruits Apples eysporated. a1iOc per
pound; quarters, 540c per pound: cherries, lie
i6c per pound: peaches. l0GI.c per pound
ksgs-fresA, l49tl5c per doz.
Fresh MeEss-DreSsed hcgs, 500 as. Is per cvt-:
mutton. t7.ooSsoo: veal. 5000 100. beef. sa-oo
66.to.
Grain-wheat. steady. at soc per bu for
white. &c Tor red. Oats. soc. Rye. S5s5oc- Corn
TO &C. Barley. lS5@L+o per cwt
idrf- l0c per gal.
cured, e68Ac: calf skins, o 90 II pounds, &C;
Defin SKINS i5d25c each: sheep pelts 15ces SIS,
wool teing estim ated ~ &c per pound
H0ney-l4c per ID; strained, lO1l2Lr
Hops-sftl2 per 10.
Hay-TiInothy, sis.5oai6.oo per ton; clover.
800 @lzOc.
Poultry-Turkeys dressed. li9171zc: Spring
chickens. l0el2s4c; ducks. Iis8lAc fowls. i2ss
l2c; squirrel. l5S2Uc per pair. rabbits 2SSoc Def
pair.
Potsioes-ssescc per bu.
Straw 80 .00sssS5 per ton.
Tallow- 03l4cper Id.
wood-Block s.ove wood. sI.75te2z5 per cord:
four loot wood, si.o095.oj per cord
Coal-ss00: crate, G75
Lme-Grand Rapids 75c: Ohio 9oc: Pe.oskey,
800
Salt-75c for Saginaw or Manistee
Kerosene-A. ch. test l01z. water white, 1lLc-
Gasoline-l2c per gallon
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
Groceries and Provisions-whois..le.

sugars-Cut loaf SC: granpla'et 7s77isc:
"A tGsSzc: Extra &C. o6S6izc: elbow
SC" 51G54c.
Cofee-6reen Rio. I7s 3Oc: Rio roasted. 2Ia
2fc; Java. green, 23dl25c: Java. roasted. 3 Q
Maricaibo. roasted, 221s@2ic; Mexican, roasted,
25G2ec.
Teas-Japan, fine. s56Ssc: Japan. medium, Is
G3Oc; ordinary, 1S92 e: Hyson, 39setc; gun
powder, 25654c: Oolong, SSg50c; Congo, 2SS
&c.
flour-so 10 per cyt; 81. 20 per Dbl: patent pro
Cess, 81 e 9GJ per cwt. $50 per b5l.; all wheat
-four s2.l per cwt. $40 per bbi.: bucksheai.
s2.75 Per cwt
Mill Feed-SereeniDgs, ZIG per Ton; bran, us,
ships, $50 middIings SD
Feed-Ccrn and oats, s. s2s rer ton.
sslt-Michigsn. c: Eastern, 81 IS.
Fisn-No. / whIts6sh. 500 per half Dbl:
trout s5.so66Oc: cod. salt 6d7c per To- clans
sec per hundred: oysters bulk 81. oo9$i 3 gallon,
standards 2Oc can: selects 25c can; smoked hall
but, lie
Pork in barre's-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
sl5.e0 extra short cut. Sl50oDl6oo standard clear
back. 1850.
Lard-Tierces, 71,c: 30 and 50 ID. tubs, SC: s,
10. round tins 100 cases &C; in tin pals. &C.
Beefir bsrrels-Eytrs mes, warranted DO lbs,
E.509soo, extra, bonelcs2. $50.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

~. Cce~ss. TIE German pfFsicsn. vhc
i nov ard Tor more thsB -efk raj hss
been. giving free exhisitisns u b. szisi %
rsedicsse ans snrstry. 81 Hsatks Theatre.
vifh = f-re rorcert ~ q high order thrown
IA. isalive Il. oxsrrsfon q IT, beu.fss 70 -
derived rev s6vsTiisirr. For Instance he
kssps fen fire n us5cisns sn3 Actors vifs
hirn 81 ths fiss. sd s8vertises ~ re t5i.
UTn in al TIE s,ausrs. rsnfs 80 rnosi con-
rsrdi0os bell. ard peTfcTDs voneerfo.
operations free - al ESQ eseninz. snf re
Fes1 = tssf f1er> 50 ruraT EoeTs - SO
Dr. Gpe-ss rvsrr igEt sn5 The sxciternez
increases Es = seurz res ssa hss
ras5s forfcas sn6 rrlntsys frs b&s cso-
tyis1se6 ~ ittle 70 hrs euccess. - Cs1r.
Josf< 7rkt1rvs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15


Oh Weiresiag afternoon from 3 % 5
rirck Nrs. T. II Wishey received her
irsnts =. eer riesssnt home IN Terrace
ave-. in hoaor 8f Der guest Mrs Kelley. o.
Cleveland Size vas assisted ~ Ms Joseph
Fenrav aud Nrs 81 J -nlis7. Mrs Wltbev
aai Mr Ae'iev NaTs biscS six md lscs
s,th ~hHe rtees. M-s. Psrnc7 wore
sewn o black silx With a buncb Of white
luIp< sud Va Smiley wore Al elegant
4ovn ~ hisCk mQirr snd ace rifn pink
roses TIE sorsi ifcer+licrs Ners exquisite
r - sie ert simple u sssign on the cor
nsr ~ ne . cWe dsusss which covered
~ 1ns reps 80. a xrsst cluster a irserant
fnseS A hai1dsenos csnfsiaors 9r1tuentsd
Re recirc and beneath if vs~a sQusrs oil
orange aix A 'a-ge nGmasr 81 quests were
r-sserf soicnr whom wers ths E3lowing.
wrs. h .fs.iisfev NJ Enas fatmsa.
Ms o A Bal NJ NArusn Hsars Mrs.
Tlft Ee-s.A Ma $. q. fsnx~ klrs Nor
esn -Difa M. s. y Fox, Ms A i. Col
Hes VA Heurr Sdneef Mrs. orezory.
ur, Rste ~,er W. M~exer. ~. Besls.
n~S e e. EotsI ars : =. Withsv. Ms.
george F,s-ss Nrs. Host N-s 7astsrsrid,
Nrs sfna Nrs -xnfari "A Cchh
So. .hrisf .rtrr N.uvsn. Mr. A. F. Ner-
i-rfr Sra rrank = her, Nrs Or. 81 O, ste~
ets Fs-s Ne.-of Mrs. WNsus Howard
Az. Ns~fnf tro, ami Ma West en-
E-s ~ shrraeaa sac satsrrsiaet again m
a-a y 81 Ser asest snf sr.s na1osr q
s. - a. et
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zate cttrrrfrz iaiorr 81 re'.spf On in
htrar az aerfgrst Nfs Hsrr.fx al Fsuxa-
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gel ara r. a- So ~ rrsrf 1erf scrisfr
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ttrHasa W .t.aane Ma - r. Fniier
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r~s,s fetnsso. Ma A. q nanfeis M u
81 afDrtfe aes N1rn>o Il F-fkfrs. M
ss~ss Fsktos NJ + svesf. NJ
fsrae gait ~. R,tisrf-i.i Ar~ p
fatrar Are E1trrr @se. Mre ferrpr
e-.f Hss 81 - NtIfr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Charles n Psrki1s szd xr sehn PEGS.
fes t1ocle - Sere i4keE - afs- AiZts1 oa4-
- - - Leleillsf ard A.. Nj 4 o1ntta-
{ asfairs tee Successful ouSs we're Aies fitk
L-fald Ms DeLAaa 4G.i 81 GbsTlss l-9-.d-
Ii-z ctssoiss @sEs cssF 81 81 . Alss Graz
ueL-sLG. Col. J. &. hef<aef al M .. =
1aod AZ 10 close & fls game 1ssi~ e-as
efiesoneDts ssfs served ana tae rriiiaAa-
1ef " ths ese8iu- as .asssd sit4 1llil4k1s-
A5ogf ous L1n1rsf scd Ely acre preset.
a4oBx xhon ths fe.iosias sefe n0tlcsd
az. aa1 hrs. G. Chase oodsla. bar. snd
Ars. n. J. cmllsy. Lel. aaa Ms. J. Z.
Herz1eF NJ A1a Mrs. Asdls9B Goodman.
tseael a. ana Hfs H.ala 8 r zg1 Ars. j. 4.
fitx 6sr1ld Mr. zud Sr.. u ~ Hastings.
NJ AID AEs 81. geAasoo Mr.. and Afs.
et2Elss Rood sad AFs- Goa u kalaDz-
600. the Kisses Lena Remington. AG2 dans,
Datsiis b;sssil Fiorsncs Moore. Belle kit<
Gerald HATTIE White. Aizs siss0n. Miss
Lil.eF. tie Misses DsIsao. the Nessss a.
= Fantii1d. EsbsFt bsra4f5. A. T. WOFdsn,
joan ,. Lssfsaes. john o~ym00r, kdgsr
n a15iaz Charles AeQ8ssan, Cn4riss
BsfksT, George Ailsa 4na Or. < J. kisx-
lad.
Ire soath End Progressive Pedro Club
4as entertained a. tbs reSl1enee Of Ar. and
Dr. VIII Weayer q jefferson sse.. Ga
Tuesday sxsaing. Ms GxosFe Lawrence
aaa ~ Tsnopls 400 brs. p.izss and the
boobies we're taken bT Alss Nellie AIKEN
aaa Dir. William Miller. Delicious rs-
freshmen we're served AZ t1e eloss OF the
game. 4aa The evening" sas most ehJoyA-
bic ore.
Mr.. Captain GsviA gave very Interest
ing sftiels Oh the Lighthouses Oh Amer
ics' Al TIE Ladies Literary cub Yesterday
stteFnoEn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

A numher OF 1ae fFis.lds OF Ar aud Mrs
As.aeai kI8nsy, u ~ Ciinton-st-, gave
t.4em a pleasant sgfpEisc Thursday evening
is being ths twsuty. iltla Anniversary OF
their wedding. The rarity eoDsisled q TIE
folicwing lziirs and gentlemen. Ar. anu
Ms. Mccormick, Mr. aud Afs. 4. =. ana
Mr aud Ars. g. ) olsob.1s. Ig. aud Mrs.
Hske, Hr. and Mrs. Middleton. Sir. aud
Mr.. +. = WEBB. Sir. an1 Mr..
Jafas A. Fried arch Mr. and
Mrs.. Hickey, Mr. aud Ifs. Cumming,
Ar sad Mrs. scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan
NJ aud Mss Nc6rzw Sir. AMI Mrs. ceS-
mcur. Mr.. add Ms Ed. and Nr. and Mrs.
John kil.ran, NJ sni Ms. Hoffman, Mf.
snd Ais. Kslmcack. Ms aEd Yrs Holt,
NJ. and Ms. Van I.aven, NJ and Mrs. ".
"a Aiddlston, Mr. aud Mrs. Alien. Mrs.
HaighG Mrs. Chsrles Csm5usn aud Misses
Kil can and several 1ihe.s. Many very
cos.y presents we're gwen, snd am nug
them ~as silver headed csne ID Ar. Asn-
uey which vas highly appreciated Dy nim.
TIE evening Was enjoyao.y spent with
singing piano music aud progressive pelro'
The urst prlze being won oy AIR. and Mrs.
Charles Allen. and the boobies were
esrried of By MIS- charles Hoffman and
Mrs AcGrsw. Delicious refreshments
we're served AFTER shicn charming music
vas furnished oy Airs. Hickey and Miss
Katie Dam
Mrs. Jessie Vre6enburg. Of 80 East
Bsidse-st. Was very PLEASANTLY surprised 90
Tuurs18y evening ~ = num0-r % trends,
10 honor OF her tweut iitb birthday. Sne
vas To. recipient OF some very handsome
Drsseais.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

soxrTHIxs 6Rs~p EaP1rs Cav BoksT Or
If i9eess re- for our sugrsvsrs When
Nv Tex. Bosfor sud Csscsgo parties
ssud - Cur cstv fer theiT fne erErzving.
TIE fSfsr5 Pscs3s EnxFarf1e CompaaT
ksvr flo1e macy tns1san1s - 30 isrs aayth
e ~osk sens fere fr0zn fss seovs cities ~
~ssalg u fhair supersog ~eTs- It - q Sc,
Kno-is fsct t5sf - Torx 81 tase e-rTsFl ~
en- risry as bres ec2s'. i ~ s1rs~hs-. %
thaF ~ srT ctseT es's-lisa 1s1t 81 ths
csanfrr. sn3 Icy srs nav sois9 astss7
~ork tssn sVs-.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

eIa Fssrssrv. f>S6 Fscxhsns's CrouD
Remedy curzs ng lisiie dsreaaer of a Nest
severe slfa.s Of nsetac-a so1s Croap 49,
az h2G given 30 a. hspss Of tls csf1s
-ecs~ery. Sncs ten ~ Keep fsexAsra >
Eruep Reme14 Constantly - aasd ani a.
~sss reco usnsec1 81 - car reg aers. -
5eaS Ecao. GsrIso1 Cenere. Eic8.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

A charming young lady. Who IS at pres
snt a resident ~ Psris-ave., Is 10 o. mar
RED shortly TO y Cleveland gentleman.
l. j. rumoIsi that a number o. maiden
ladies' have petiti0ned FOR admission into
the Paris Avenue Pedro Club.
The Serin, robins are t~itlerlns over
the engesenent OF q Ful.ou-si. Belle.