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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

To The Editor Of the TELEGRAN-HEEALD:
1 wish 10 correct the statement in your
paper this morning in regard to the case OF
Fsllas VS.. Russell. Il is true that | went
to Comstock's store last May for the pIr-
pose OF selling goods, not TO quarrel was
there grossly insulted by Huntly Russell.
| left the store; was not thrown out as
stated, aud entered Mr.. Comsteck's Office
for the purpose o: reporting the outrage TO
Mr.. Comssock. Russell followed and beat
me in . most brutal and covardly manner.
as was just recovering from a long and
severe illness, and was in no condition TO
protect myself. Russell then went 20 Po-
lice Court, plead guilty TO the charge of as
sault and battery, and paid . small fine OF
s. and costs. the Judge not knowing any
thing of the case except from Russell. Will
simply add that Justice Westfal's rulings
which ! believe were contrary to all law or
deccncy. aud RasselPs testimony Gid not
tend to help Russell when the case was
tried in the Circuit Court.
Yours truly.
EDwIs FALLAs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
TOWN TOPICS.


rse4 r. EskEsp So spsak u Lsn-s
Us sFea.ne
a. fart . ca nsx.ag m4aF Fozss a
= sEzn -suaff
Fas raIies La4rt asesifts iaf lAs na1fa
cf -s1tslassr Esrs ke5 l4
Worz zas 1ess s4sssndsd "a IA nes
slss8.s al sas tsisraasd -llfe1 90 Sprsnk -.
TIE old settlers Ass0cssEsa ss1slsts1
tls flnersl ai 80 ale Ass C12llg lresog
y-slsE14F aitsraa9R.
Hls. AarF De@sy = posr unfestaaals.
sss arrested as4s1 yesterday icr esins
dr4l4 Mary % sisc "a osi4la s4ssr-
Jena Ffrgsrala. -ao aassa % big
y s3l1s lr1us J4.s Gag la $50 sad sas Z llls
- kno~a hsfs. 1lsa fss dAss ago.
fhs "a sls-a - tas ked Aea. a. tssir
salI - Iag'si4a- 81. Inlrs..4F evening as
. s8ccsss. Brain ofaassffs tlraisned tas
music.
IftAa in.ancrioa - dlssal ssd tas d~iin-
s.eat - sfopersy Tor fss al az 1ils@erta-
sTs eIl 8- sotl ~ tas lly AArsnal a.
pasle saCuoa. octao~f ll.
Tas 49, sl s.nasl X Aisr "a Bsa.a
rain AsIaaa. in fna Cifealt Court. sss
sFsa io fae .lrF yesterday 2itsfneca aitsf
occ4oflng taa attention % tle court a
0uss sl days
me A g. a csdels Ass throsa 3at %
a. arassg "A shicA la 1n-l. - lnr fsesn'
rsalqsa. 81 tae roons RON ths h~rKsy
haHslnz - tss nss l4srtsfs a. lAs corasf
81 Pear aEa ls1i.rsts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
GRAND RAPIDS PReSBYTERY.
The Exercises of the Meeting Opened Lssi
Evening


Evening
The meeting OF the Presbytery OF Grand
Rapids opened at the First Presbyterian
church last evening. A sermon was
preached bv Rev. 7. ID. Marsh. of this city,
after which Rev. j. Ii. Ssmmis. of Grand
Haven, WAS chosen Moderator and Rev. L.
h. Stout, Of Petoskey. CLERK.
The programme for the remaining eIer-
cises are As follows:
Saturdsy-9.00 q. N. devotional eIer-
cises, led by Rev. A. Marsh. OF HesDeris
$50 q. m. 70 1900 m. Presby tsrial business;
2:30 p. IN. topic; The Church through the
Sunday School, q Conserver of Morals,
followed by discussion Of Sunday School
work; $3.50 p. N. paper by Rev. 5. n. Cobb.
of Grand Rapids: The Episcopal Authority
OF Presbytery" by order OF Presbytery, fol-
lowed by discussion; 500, p. m. recess; 7:30.
topic: The Evangelistic Oift in the
Church by Rev. J. II. Sammis. of Grand
Haven. followed by discussion.
SundaY-l0:30 .. m, usual services, ln
the various churches; .. m, union service
IN the First church; address by Rev. II.
Johnson. ID. D., Of Big Rapids. Topic:
The Relation of the Church to Spiritual
Power"
Mondays .. m, devotional exercises.
led by Rev. Jas. lamp. of Cadillac. 9:3o.l2
a. N, business OF Prsseytery; ESQ p. M,
topic. The Church Prayer Meeting; How
Can II be Improved" by Rev. r. Y Stout.
of Petoskey; followed by discussion; $50
p. M. topic: Young Peoples Societies in
the Church" by Rev. II. p. Wslton. fol-
lowed by discussion, p. m, adjournment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Nfss Lizzs Psfksf . Visisiax frisnds In
gosfoa.
VIVA lnass rsturned % Alsaukss
iasg nlEu-
Mrs. G 8 Hazslti1s las returned from
q rand haFsn-
Dr DsCa@p goes 70 Mair tsdAy Ga BRO
fsssious business
s. C. Joaasoa asd e. l. Rice ~sns 70
Manislss yesterday
The Board ~ "A ssish MI acid Is noath-
IL nseUag tais aitsTno oon.
Ar. WaiDpls Of ionis q ths guest Of
hsr slster-ln isu Ms. Joan Kendall
Toe ysteraa Bslknss Club vii take
part q 10 parais Monday svsalnz.
The Board of Eaacauon slll mset this
syraiog "A he us- r0otas q The city Hal.
Wm. Adam smith IS spoksa Of ss ~oas
0i fss ossg carapalgn orssofs 10 Michigan
Dr. l. s. Holmes aas kOas duck saoogisx
ca tas potasaltsmIs n4nsh near Salss-
tlck
NrsA. ". Friess. Of Mlwsakss. is vis-
Iriax Der parents, NJ. and IRA frsak
Glsnsi.0.
Mrs Joseph Penney .nd Mrs. Charles
PsrSiss srs in Detroit They are expected
home Monday.
Cnarlss RI. Bsrksy. Of he Universal
Er.pod company. = quite III a. ais home
on Hsttngs-st.
A. The mseunx Of the Board Of Public
~ Worss this sFenlng several important con
tract. siil D. ist-
N-.. Van Vhst. -h0 hzs been visiting
friends n LadingtOn. has returned home
-ith hsr mother.
Hon Frank Piunlsy. Of vermsst. Is 10
seaiests Republican pole 20 Dc raised a.
Kent City The 9th-
Mrs.. D. II. Armstrong. Who has been
seriously ili for toe p-st two months. 10
non sois 70 oe out.
Hon ,Pstsr Doran starts oa, next week o1
a Ssnzspinx tour through The State il ths
intsrrsLs 0l Democracy.
Frsnk L. Brown. formerly Of this city.
goes - Indianapolis. Ind. today 10 repre-
sent tas rioos Cobb Co.
Fort wavns Is about Que half a. large ss
Grand Rapids TIE deaths Ia tais city for
September Esrs 80, IN Fort Wayne a..
col At Bliss. Of East ssxinsr. the
Republican RomiRee sor Congress IN the
Eixhtn District vas p tAs city ysstsrdsy.
YESTERDAY wn Friday. and only oas
marriage license was i,susd-Peter c. Peter.
son and Mss Anna Johnson. ages t3 and
81
Wrs Aass Cerkls-ski Of Fifth stree,
led Yesterday morning. The funeral will
taas place from So. Albsrts church Aon-
ds7 morning
Rev. r. N0erdySs IS spending three
weeks 10 the Essg. During his sosenc.
Prof 6ssrdslsy. % Holland. vii OccupI
re pulpit Of the First Reform church.
last .Tsninx The friends Of Rev. J. G.
Crosisr gave htm q very pleasant reception
a. his bone on south IoniA-st. If. CroLe
hss igst returned iron a short vacation
Mss Winnie EOss. daughter Of Hon. z
g. Ross, formerly OF this city. and Wa.d,
Gsls. % Garrett. Ind. are 70 % married or
Wsdnssdav Oct r. A. fh- home OF tn.
bFidss parents IN Gsrrstr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
~ THE RoTUNDAs

+ Z. GRAY, IT.. Of Fargo. 10 az Svcs.s.
r. Allen. Of ETrrs i, ~ the Eagle.
" r. Mason. Of Bsttls Creek. - At the
Aorton
Mrs.. g. g. Luce, Of Lausag iss guest at
The Merton.
Mrs. Csnde'd, o. Nsnistes. IS guest a.
he M0rt0n.
~ IA Wilson. II Harrison. and ". I.
smith. Of Sehooicrsf. srs a. sweets
t. J MARSH. of Sig Rapids. and T. r.
smith. q Nsnissss. are e. tbs Eagle.
RI ~ NcCrscksn. % Nastsgon ,aS Geo
H Moore. Of Detroit. ara a. ths Nortsa.
NJ J. r Riehi- OF Lims. Ohio. snd
Nis- :. c. Ross Of Spsrts. srs guests At ths
Eax.e
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
A cHIRopoolsr's BIG INCOME.
How ons Of the Gentlemen Claims to Re
esiv~ o.. 900 Year.

How ons Of the Gentlemen Claims to Re-
esiv- s5. 900 . Year.
II think you could be of great service 20
me. said q gentleman yesterday to down
town chiropodis;, ss ne cozily seated him
self in soft cushioned chair and gszed ten
dsrly st . few liItie spots on one of lis feet.
AL right, sir" replied the gentleman. as
ne picked up . sharp instrument from q
case lying before him. Were you recon-
mended here oy anybody especially"
No. | Just came up because l felt that
needed SO me treatment for few coTns
hard soft or otherwise, and | thought you
could do il all right. But what makes you
ask that question: Don't you have tran
sient custom
Not very much. suppose that I have
nearly i've hundred people. the best IN the
town, who pay me 80 yssr 10 keep their
feet in proper shape, aud so / wondered Il
any Of them bad sent you. They frequently
DO taat. and 80 | asked you. But I'm glad
you came and hope you'll call again"
This conversation took place while the
chiropodist deftlY removed Q couple OF
oorus, and affixed one or two plssters to
soms tender SPOTS. Then the gentleman
IA adsd out dollar, put on his shoes ano
went out on the street At this point ne
made simple calculation, ten times $50
are 81 coo. Not . bad income for chiro-
podist. is itf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
csooss YevK 0ss DlsSss-

CHcoSs NoVK O~s DlsSsx-
MessFs Bhssu A Ailsa.. sAs sRtsrpFis "a
u.rk- nss . % fssrl-st reosi.sd tes
following estseles yssssTdsy msrnIlg sy
express
Frsss B0niis. fresh ELS
Fresh ls1lsa. Butter flsh.
Boiled LOsstsrs and NFscs-
BlUe flsh salt " stsr kels.
hscksFei Devil Crabs.
Fessk L0ssters received alive
Boiled crab he4L
Clans ID buik sud shell
Oystrrs ia bulk. can, snc iu shell
Picked Nlssels no sfesl
New York Counts IA buik and iu shell
Boiled ,hnhps.
TIE tosss BaltinOFs Oysters In bulk or
cans.
All the above goods al wh0esAle or retail
including everything 10 the nsh ana game
Iae ID season. iucludlEE canned goods.
cured nab, ete Tnis Is only the secssd
week That this house hss bssa 0pea. but
the ne line Of goods csrrisa OF them has
already secured tor tasna large p4u0aags
fgoA the public
63 PeaTi-st.
Telephone l.coi. AL phon, orders
promptly attended 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

All members Of Branch Is, c. N. B. A,
are requested TO be present at the regular
meeting Friday evening. 9th iast.; business
of i'm portsnce JAS QUINN. n
rHos. kEArISs, Rec. Secretary.
President
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

"All the Year Round in the
Home" is a series OF papers
by Christine Terhune Herrick
in the Ladies' Home Journal
and Practical Housekeeper.
The one for October Is on
Getting Ready for Winter"
Just that one paper will pay
for the year: but you shall get
what remains of the year Sep
tember besides) by sending 10
cents. Hundreds of thousands
Of families are wondering how
It is that we can make good
magazine for about nothing.
Whv, bless you. the nearer
YOU get to A million the easier
it Is 70 do It.
Send If IN silver or stamps
The October nun her j. on
the nsws-stands-six cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
Th=> AtN Cranes

Anumesr Of Newspaper reporters dropped
n upon sx.Aldsrnsn {. T. Brsnnsr ysstsr-
ssy afternoon. ard found him a. ususl
loaded With cordial hospitality. A remark
ably hns viErysTd in the rear OF MS hous.
sss opened for inspection. aud dis hearty
invitation 20 bsip ysvssls ras accepted
With slscrity. Tse sx-Aldermsn evidentlg
hss not forgotten hov 70 keep hims.lfs0Iid
rita TIA boys
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

TIE opening nesting Of ths Cssno-is
Fsi- sod Driving Psrk Associsfion will
isxs place en- Wednesday snd Thursday.
ctoeer h sa6 =. a. Cssaovis. Tss iaten-
Ton = ~ rake zoe rsces soecisl feature
nj he aTst meeting Entries -iil be open
uil noon of = Wcdr rssisT. The iTta.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

A. n. sale Of delinquent. sidewalk tar
property By the city Marsha yesterday, the
vest 35 feet Of lot 9. Chuss's addition. was
ssssssed 81 ard The property rss ssld
Tor s97s The property vas Owned ~ J. II.
TOmpkins, and be was an unsuccessful bid
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Dc scott. ne -clorsd mar. who <fsseed
I,hn Rashsng ~ ssck On The svsring
= sept - wss N - Fnlics Court v.ster-
fR7 suc ~ 49, af1ourue1 rntil this
nssrnins. Soott is charged rish trsdiy
a-aarrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

The Adey case oa@e uD = t6s Super -
Courf yesterday and 80 matte- -ss coa-
Can-t T1s defsrfsnrs sfte-n-y n1sde
nsosiaa - 1ussa ths inf8rnsri.r. bni Is was
rsrfs.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

IN ths P0Hoe Court Yesterday Hs.
There's T-srzs wss tr8uEht NJ for ssn.
t-nce. hut ~ss 3sisrrsd uasii sordsY. %
ihst tas msaer eaa oe further iavssf3gsis1. 9.
fa ~ usaatins Aiss Irsaza = sspt a ths
E.-ars.a-1
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

TAs magnificent Old Ems tssf ,tssd u
Bo<t-ick-sk. north 81 LTo8. have asen
usouadsd I'd 81 ths bss. sas nsrr8w ne
~ stene plsc~i shcct ths-n. Now tbs -
sra,Is q established snd 80 las provided
F,r hy ths cifv Fsfbers. tas trees - c.8-
tinls % ornament ta.t part 81 the citr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

For don't care, dull, tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood, dull pains in back and
head. tantslizing skin eruPtions. kemp's
Sarsspsrlla never fails to give relief We
always guarantee it, Price 81 per bottle.
Tib5s' drug store, 10 Aonfee-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

ths octceer ssrr. sns the is-ovs -.r- .x-
casef 81 iadxs Sevsrens srsii he srsf
T5eeisv IL 0ecrus -er. waen IL thesr services
ars ur' Asr re1ui-sa tsev vtil - cctfed
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Iu tse United Ssstes Ceu-i Y.-t<rssy -
vesit in-ors wsre dschsrred until 1sxt
rhsr<dsv norniEG. -hea 1ud9r fscks--
- - hsr- ~ So IN nverzl cases ~ta
Ilsfrp ~~rarrns
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
SHE BLUsHED

awfully when told her what TO do for
those horrid pimpies with which her face
was covered. Sue now says If you want q
pink and white complexion with . nice
clsAT smooth skin. you must use that bcs,
Of all bloed purifiers. Sulphur Bitters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

TIE Fsri managers rscnEaizs that SOMA
fhinz Desperate must ~ done a. thsv k@ep
~ Frrs ont IN - country making one
ard tw1 sraecbes per 9s~ Just nov "a I.
fsrrfin< mere tasa hall his siEns - Ale
xsB cou1fr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

The Old Veterans clue. who voted for
General Harrison in 1910, are requested ia
meet at headquarters, corner Canal nnd
Lyen-sts., At 1 o'clock p. m, Saturday, th c
9Th inst. By order of the committee.
". l.. CoFFIsBKRRY,
October s. 1885, President.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Commodore Patnall once said "Bleod 10
thicker than water" We say. Havana
Tobacco is hstter for smoking than Ameri-
can. Try a Grand Republic Cigsrro ana
Buffo and see the differences.
MORRIS II. TRUEscH & Bro, Sole agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

and battery. was held in the Police Court
yesterday afternoon. a.d the defendant was
convicted. Cornsliu. Ivemsr. the CON-
planning witness. kss bat one arm. and the
defendant BACKED his eve for him. Judge
Holmes assessed him g. 10, which be paid
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Maid Of Athens, ere we part.
Give, o give me back my heart,
Ana If forever We must sever.
These tender ties that bound US together
/ shall strike for Buffo.
Only that and nothing more
MosRIs h. TREUscH a Bro, Sole Agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Owing TO continued III. health. Nj Keith
Foliett has disposed OF his coal business 10
A. Hines, the new coal dealer under the
National City bank. All patrons Of Nj.
Follett may tsel assured that the.r orders
remaining untitled will receive Mr.. Hines
prompt attention. Mr.. T.lder, who hss
been with Mr.. Follett for sope time past
will continue in the employ OF Mr.. Hines.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

During "a summer Chss. Hodges nearly
killed young msn a. Reeds Lake Re
~ss arrested and t.ssn before Justice West
fall. ~hsrs hs gave bsil vith Csss Rat.-
man for souesrsn. Hodges hss "a pred
ais oaii. sai 80 s-viaT u igs Grove .ordsrsi
re Sheriff 70 proceed on ths bond snd coli
iect rhs s1nount of tss bsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

II viii De remembered that in July vu.
Scott. boz vithost friends. vas sent to
the Iouis House 81 Correction for one yssr
and SIR msoths. for stssiing psir of shoes.
= 2 Mcbride ass tsksr TIE matter IN
charge, and will endesv0T 80 get rev
trial for the soy. He Commenced ys.ter-
dar
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Tss Eswin kszsn osss 67es nos sn5 wlth
> ssnksncs Of Srs 7ezrs - Jsexs,n. a. 80
for a NcErl3e srs xeise - tss Sap-e~e
gsnrr Ga vrit q esr0r saa - "a nss
~ EsR - ekse fhera
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Those who heart the arguments OF Dan
7. Cham bsrlsin and G. ". Sessions. IN the
case sf Parsons Va the city Of Nusssgon. IN
he Unitsd States Court ysstsr3sv. speak
very highly q their efforts. Il was he first
appearance Of Doth attorneys n that court
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

NJ Van Loe addressed sa snthnsisrtic
Rsnuh icsn meeting - Ao vsssrs n IA.
-ixsa rsra as sweuins. sp~skiag n ths
r srd Isrgusxe. The address ~ vi
re.-si re,f
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
CRY IN BBIEF.

Some Thoughts about Death and Here
after" will be the subject of Rev. Campbell
Fairs sermon on Sunday, at the .. IN. ser
vices in ST. Marks church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Time 10, be cried, time was, but time will
be no more. uniess you are sharp enough 20
catch on TO . Grand Republic Ogarro or
Buffo.
MORRIS II. TREUscH & BEo. Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Tss ~ss>s - ~ = S~s~e ar6 Efwsrs
s-rits for ebtsinias rsos- aa5-r fs.ss ors-
sens>s q 80 al n fhe Policr C7urt tsis
-or1Inx- Ths . 90 SO ployneas sxeney
90 sxa a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

A fsncv fair ~ss given st Pages Hal,
o. F'snird ave. THURSDAY evening. TIE
srticiss rsfisd for wsrs naFn.rOss sad sons
OF thsn we're very dne. Miss Florsacs
Doyle irsw q 8us plush chair ics crssm
sni raxrs we're served - rsfr-shmene
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

The South End Belknsp club will meet
in W. K. Cornelius store. on South Division.
St. near AcDoweli-st., On Monday evening z.
at O'Clock sharp, where the suits will be
ready for them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

P,ssrt Fineeat va tred ia - p e
cours vsstsr1sy roruiag f0T sbiPpsg .
whste mar. .ns -s found e ~ snd - q
- - dsr afs fas Niacs7f seemed to rhir q
lhaf L wzs w8rsa tast auoa1t
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

re nusE usssns . sAs s. CseiHs So
cls1y 4f.sx tns So lsef sAesHoG ~ss ts.1
FFss.y afsfssea fcsrs waz . s4rzs a.
sxadanos II A-4s~s s2c e&ca a1asees sss
~sll rsaosfsa sso sztsas-&szacs-is reo<a sse
tk< 4xegr&zzsas
Ees1 A. -------- Se1sos q n tase
~ - 1.saa
FzES CssEsass - t1sAas .l-za -.-...-.> >cs - zl
NS~3.1es Nes..z ka& Le@nsra
sca - 80 1s4eE sIzEss ~ Az4l@
sR l411pA4
Fzao koAao g. ass< k91r
M keT 1Sltz< A-c1 - Kl<1-
"a e~ssk - ne SEA- -.--....-- a -
Mez11ssas s-s Sl& N<lFl-
= a1c klAGzs Ls4scs. -. 2 sE1 s.-.--..-. StElSs
49, fe~Es
l.zzsrstse E--SrE - he >EStnSrc<<S
-lasl kozt - c~G2ef AuoeEseE
Nes1aazss IS N&Dt~0 AsErt1 N1o - A.
1zAA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

~heas stsii crs-us< apssrsss ard vii
sa -srth sudar. stos per susssl. ~ish the
7FssBsel q las prics gene stsli 5i<Asr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Will have their Fall opening October 10. IL
and 12 inst. We will have very fine Sc
lection of Trimmed Goods at I47 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Fair Haven and Anchor Brand Oysters
at Dettenthaler's. III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
Maid Of Athens, ere We p

Order your Jackson Hill coal OF the Cen
tral Coal Company. Telephone, 8S4
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
Yosr Rrvrx OysrEes

The genuine Baltimore solid pack York
River Oyster. al Emery's Fish Market, 20
Lyon-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Call on Emery. % Lyon-sL Frssh Mackerel
Cod and HslibuI nice Ducks and Squirrels
Telephone OIL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
fsrvs r0Tx f--ETsz.
FE5s
THE HUB CIGAR STORE.


C~rs.r RrtSe- $50 tsssi-st
Ai., s7Il Ene - I1r - sd KY
Wpsf Ce.rs A Roo3s f-sss sEd pre-
vs-T o. GIVE ~ Hah eat
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-23

Sunday was delightful day.
A fine stock of goods at Sleeper s Sons.
Chas. Gage is digging cellar for his new
house.
Mrs. T. K. Dahle:took trip to Rushford Sat-
urday.
Five different firms deal in flour in this
burg.
Mamie has departed and everything is
Lovely.
Monday.
There was no service in the baptist church
Sunday.
0. A. Sleeper was down from north st. Paul
the past week.
L. C. Gilet went to St. Paul Saturday with
car of Porkers.
Martin Stephenson gets there every time
buying hogs and cattle.
Monday afternoon we got good ducking
from passing clond.
The prayer meeting Sunday evening at the
Baptist church was we'll attended.
Do not forget Children's Day Sunday even
ing, June 10. Everybody should turn out.
Rev. c. D. Belden will preach at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening, May
81, 1883.
H. a. Brown has been fixing up the grounds
around the hotel nicely and is carpetinR and
papering the same-the hotel, not the ground.
Dress makers are getting quite thick here.
Miss Peters of Faribault, and Mrs. Ames have
gone into a partnership in the millinery bust.
ness. The more the merrier.
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bayfield,.

Mrs. Urbatch went to Austin Friday.
Ringing Bros circus in Hayt1eld, May 81.
We are glad to see Mrs. Garrison able to at
tend church again.
Mccartney Thompson made trip to
Brownsville last Sunday.
Mrs. c. Da9get will entertain the L. H. G.
next Thursday afternoon.
There were number of loads of cattle and
hogs shipped from here last week.
C. Dagget has been very busy the past week
loading cars with pressed hay for Shipment
The entertainment at the school house Fri
day and Saturday evenings seemed to be
quite interesting to our town people.
There was quarterly meeting at the school
house last Sunday, and it being the first ever
held in our little berg. was well attended.
Mr.. Brown moved his family out on what is
known as the Taylor farm, the fore part OF
last week. The town people will miss them
very much.
D. CROCKER.
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ADAMS.
IL is in full blast.

Corn planting is in full blast.
A. Knox, of Austin, was in town couple of
hours last week.
We are all jubilant since we have not had
any rain for two days.
Jack Scanlon came home Saturday to visit
with his parents over Sunday.
wv. Heimer is building quite large addi-
ton to his building on Main street.
The village is having a we'll dug at the
southwest corner of W. H. Cavanaugh's
building.
John Carr is pulling down his dwelling. He
will erect a new building across the creek
south Of town.
We understand c. E. Taylor is to take q
drive in the country this Monday evening,
weather permitting.
wv. Carr announces that he keeps for sale
all kinds of fish and warrants them to be first
class, but especially recommends his big
sucker.
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BLOOMING PRAIRIE.

r. Feeney was in Owatonna Monday, on
business.
M. Guthrie was in St. Paul at the Democrat
ic State Convention.
DR.. e. w. Cooley was called to OwatOnna
Sunday.
W. J. Gale, D. d. s., Of Farlbault. has op-
ened office at the Western House, where he
will do dental work.
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