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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

We do not know OF any one whose bio
pespaical sketch would be more welcome
Ia our readers than that of GENERAL
EDWARD Z. JOINS, the present Lieuten
tl Governor of she State of New York,
tu known in business way all over the
'spr.d as JONES or BINGuANproN.
T,e oddity of the appellation az once
strikes every one, attracting et,ention
aud arousing curiosity. IL was adopted
for advertising purposes, and has accom-
plished its object. "Jones OF Binghamp-
ton" has secured both fame and fortune
by liberal advertising. He was born in
Utica, n. Y, June Sd, 1928, brought up in
Massachusetts,, his early youth spent GA Il
farm, where he acquired such taste, that
the smell of the soil and the society of
farmers are still very agreeable 20 him
He finds relaxation from active business
and public life in attendance at farmers
gatherings, fairs, picnies and Oranges,
which he often addresses. This has given
him wider acquaintance, and his every
day manners" have probably secured him
more personal friends than any other
public or private citizen in the state.
He is one of the early members IN New
York, and has been for ten years an officer
in the State Grange. His boyhoOd pass
ed without distinguishing events. lie
early vent into active life, and has always
been known az hard working, diigeut
business man. When the war of the re
bellion broke out he was among the
earliest volunteers and Wa Colonel com
mauding the old Sixth Massachusetts, reg
iment, in lis famous march through Bal
timore, the first regiment to arrive at
Washington, and TO which was accorded
the credit of saving the capitol. After
the close OF the war he left Massachusetts,
and established the Jones Scale Works
at Bipghamptan, N. Y, where, by energy
anc perseverance, he has built up a large
and prosperous business, and by a system
OF fair dealing mas gained the confidence
and respect of all who know him. He Is
a man of She psople.
General Jones has put the agricultural
world under very great obligation to
himself for his manner of doing buainess,
and for the excellence of the goods be
supplies and the prices he charges. He
has been regular and steady patron of
this paper under lis new management,
and W. can unhesitatingly commend the
General and his scales to the attention
ana patronage of our people generally.-
From the american Rural Home.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
B5BS TWIST AT THE CHURN

all Advice to Peddler OF Thermometers.
'Cal', 1 sell you a THERMOMETERS to-
inquired young man at the back
Texas farmhouse.
Watt, tbsm?' demanded q hoarse
.ce from the echoing corridors of a
-{s Eitcheu, and the manipulation of
Bal voice looked up in his shirt sleeves,
G though cold in thu North, ii is fire.
lsl'ly v9rm in Western Texas in Jan
Rg
'laernometsrs,n answered the youth.
.4a. they good furS'
l1s. indicate the temperature"
VIVA. tempersture?'
'lle t.mperlture of the atmosphere
'-es they are located"
"-, ia.u the weather, ehf"
Nc. lney don. exactly regulate the
'''as', but they indicate it. In other
w. They tell just how hot or cold it IS
si'! reference TO graduated scale
-L'l5 from 40 degrees below zero to
q Shove 'he boiling point"
90! eoEi0uud youI picture, don't you
pose We know when we're cold OF when
r o7er-aeatiu' ourselves?"
~ certainly; but that is not the
-'A' You know some seasons are hotter
colder .aau others, and ottentimes i;
! Satisfaction TO know how much they
'r'.' dsra your hide, of I'm too warn
p. emmy of US are too warm-oan't We
f'.' ol'ssiye-t Can't we shuck of every
rag and go in swimmin'? Come
M NlA' DO you say to that, eh?'
j. '-' ilete are other uses for g reliable
r- .'..-''n-ter. You make butter do yoJ
a. I''' SIN; We churn once a day regular
= made butter afore you was wean
- Ts.D @1 may not have noticed
gl.'e- never comes until the cream
Il. -'se'ea A certain temperature. B!
~. tP.icaiion OF one of thermometer
.....A readily ascertain the exact tenn
'.t 9t .he cream, and"
1-- 'es Bob stand around the roou
sy ine time waiting for cream Il
81 N9 sir. 1t won't gn down, tina
4uent won't. Bob's hired {,
s.. r. "a.en @ scientific rsttletrap
re bltter don't come ! say &
Assp on churrin, aud BE shake
~. .t al. bats out. No, we don
'@7 o. your thermometers. W
-4 use for EN- You'd bette
~ To- work. young man, afor
Sc cranky for this world.
~ hit surprised 10 see you &
.. EeHt summer with some kin
....... e-lqn 90 Ten Us to 90 Ia whe
aaFs you haven't got some
2- vaeu it is shutdown - El
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
got veil.

The pope goes 70 confession like every
other Catholic. HIS confessor is a priest,
FIR. Daniel de BassHno, Q. NJ. L. O,
During the first year of his law prac
tice Senator Sherman made $1,000, and
of this sum he saved $500.
Mrs. Garfield has an income of $50, 600
$4,000 Of which comes from the govern
ment in the shape OF pension. General
Gartield's estate netted che widow about
$4,000, and IL addition she received
$50 900 insurance on his life. Congress
gave her $4,000, and the popular sub
scription raised just after Garield's
death amounted 10 $4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
Modern Devotion

Mrs. Friendly (sympathetically)-I am
so saddened TO see You in this garb or
deep mourning. Yours was indeed a
heartrending loss.
Mrs. De Pngg (pa.hetically)-Ah yes!
My precious Famine died IN these arms
after suffering fortunes for three whole
days from the most violent commissions.
never once left her cushion.
Mrs. Friendly (surprisedly) And your
little daughter, who was so i'll with scarlet
feverg
Mrs. De Pugg (indifferently) On, she
got veil
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
-,,rtNe ISslNUATIoNS.
..,.man Who Had Great Deal
laFa wv Of Trouble

.,.rsn Who Had Great Deal
qet' Of Trouble
der Potmeyer called on the
b Asl 20 kentucky. He apd the gov
.a'aoi, o. lem boys together. The old
u, asd us'i.omsd-he came in as q
y VI rsmiuiscence' ~
SEA- l.r5sr. What can l do for your
lths s 49, Joe, Is in er little trouble,
wall ut tbinkin' ober de matter, l
sir'sr 5e bes' thing ken do is to
,ta 'o[C ,boryht that you and your
-0a!' ,loog splendidly together"
c'ss ~ sab; we gifts erlaRg like
we ION, lo dat's er settin' on er log
~, why DO you want divorce from
rant no 'vorce FUN her, Mars
y0 %,v bless yo' life, 1 wouldn't take
~ 5at lady. I want err 'vorce
,51rch DAT has been preachin'
.,lrrin' dfze ten year.
T.- Alexander, there Is no such
WY; g,.ting a divorce from the
Ss II ,ou want to stop preaching,
''.-' r,n lave to do is to stop, that's
AN doan has ter git no 'voroeF
nj course not"
M de law KANT ketch er holt o me
an. some udsr church,"
s...',rr1t The law has nothing to
.~n sab. Is mighty glad to here dat.
. ',, 5at if er man preached fur one
babin' been maird ter hit ez de
-, dc groom whut said come-dat
.r aid put him in de ptnitenchy.
N s.s.. INV soul-an' yo'n too, Mars
LIZ er mighty happy man ter know
~, r. been wantin' ter quit dat Ne
III eburch fur some tina an take up
5sn Baptist ober de creek. Wy sab,
B,ptis' offers ter pay me TO- dollars
/. tgsrty- f. cents er munt' mo den dem
Es.3is gins me, sides dat dem Meier
!, am. treated me right, da ant, Yes,
/. IA had s'picions fur some time dat
.s3,n' men in cat congregation want
{, f,sD's especially night afore las,
i y preached or sermont on de chain
4 ole Stating in de pit. | hadn' mon
e. Mo my britches an waded out inter
.,,asm o. my tezt TO Brudder Calib
,,ng he hit me side de head wild one
!. ware winter turnips, an has thought
I.ul does think, dat one desc winter
-rp. ken be harder, wen il puts its
IN dogu ter hit den nuthin' / cher seed
blame thing ant fifteen ter eat,
|8ow Hit me side de head wild it, he
an butt my feelin's an my bride right
,-yas, sah, an TO ! could 'spress myself,
br.dder dat amt nebber paid his
aig,ahun to de church hit me dar wild
f5g cucumber l does thing eff
,.3 e- thing dat ken spatter erroun an
ssss itself iissagreeable it is one de2e
Ind cuaumbers. Seeds stuck all ober er
,n Dat cos me hfty-fi' cents las fall.
ylz Evue say suthiR' dar-yas. | wuz
,y1e Fay suthin' right dar Of it hadu'ter
s.sn fur ole Brudjer Pete Welsh"
what did he dor" the governor asked.
'Wy, he hit me Wild er csbbage-stalk,
.l.'. what he done. / did think dat l
t;6yr seed vegetables so plentiful in my
BON days Hit me side the head wild er
abblge stalk, an it Nuz heavy, too.
Boo, dis time got gusted, an owed ter
ngsef dat | wuz gwine to quit dat
suca, Gaze eff KANT giterlong wild folks
without habbiu' ter put up wild dem
va2' sinywations. wy rs dun, OATS
lI; JOS, an Is mighty glad ter know dat
lsu 90 ober an sooyate wid dom Baptis'
Td0uth bringing de law down on me,
Issl erbleeged ter yer fur yer kineness
s90d mswnin,' mars good mawnIn' sab.
- fFgrs4yy V'rayEtIa~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

are so made as to dispense with all YES
tige of wrinkle. These eel skin bodioes
are worn with riding habits, and so as to
get every curve and motion, the lady Is
fitted seated upon an imitation horse, as
suming precisely the position she would
ON real steed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
MARION HARLAND.

The celebrated authOress, so highly es-
teemed by the women of America, says
on page 1913 and 4i5 of her popular work
"Ere's Daughta'S or, Common Sense for
Maid, WQc oad Hoihsr:'
For the ,ch z hack should it be slow
IA recoy.ti. lis normal strength - an
ALLcocK PoAuUs PLASTER IS an excellent
comforter combining the sensation OF
the sustai,,o pressure OF strong warm
hand al,h r,r ala tonic qualities devel
optdiu th, ~ arng. IL should be kept
over 'hr stat OF uneasiuess for sever
al d a. 81 u..lpote cases, for perhaps a
fortnight"
For PAIN u. The Juck wear an ALLcocK's
Porous plaster constantly, renewing as
wears OF This is an invaluable SUP.
pert when the weight on the small of the
back becomes heavy and the aching in.
cessant."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
EEskln Bodiees.

Il has come az lasti i has been on the
vay eFer since the very sight sleeves and
snug. fitting bodices engrossed the femin.
inc fancy. patent has been taken oct
~ on enterprising clotnier for garm-
ent that hts the figure literally Ike tns
paper on the wall. Inc measurens q +
are taken with accuracy, snd the novelty
il in the shaps of ehe the seams Wn1eh
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

CROUCH ON ITCH" Ointment cures Skin Tia
mols Imples Flesh Worms Ring Worm, letter.
Salt Eheun. Frosted Feet Chiluians, Itch IVY
Poison. BARRIERS Itch Scad Head, Eczema. lOc.
Druggists or mail. +. s. Wells, Jersey Guy, ". j.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
--IEl.s lREAw RInE

aFHey an Horseback ACr0s, the
Western Plains
sa City Views
- deeds Of early life in the
1e- ride Of f. Y. Aubrey from
santa Fe to the public square
4lsnce, No, as physical
- stands without any equal.
s do1btfnl if the history of inc
fs-snt parallel to tha. great
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
We Point With Pride

To the Good name At home won hy Hoods aa'-
faparilla In Lowell, Mass, where 80 l. WepA'1i
ihers Is more OF Hoods sarsaparilla sold than OF a
other medicines Whole nelshborhoods are taxing
al the same time and 70 has given the best OF salts
faction since is Introduction ten years ago lIA-
sould not be n The medicine did not possess merit
II you luner from impure blood or debility Try
Hoods sa saparill and you win realize its pecniiar
curative power
81 had SAT- rboum on my eft arln three years fn'
fefing terribly. ! took Hoods sarsopar.la ana i''
salt rheum BIAS entirely disappeared ~ NJ MILE.
{, French st., Lowell, Mass
Hoods Sarsaparllla
eoI3 fg ali grurpi.t. a.. six for 81. Prepared Only
~ q. i HOOD a co., Apothocarics, Lowell MASS
100 Doses One Dollar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

sufferers are not generally aware that these
Diseases are contagious, or that they are due TO
the presence Of living parasites in tine lining
membrane uf the nose and custachiau tubes.
Microscopic research however has proved this
10 be a fact and the result is that simule Icia.
edy has been formulated whereby catarru, CO.
tarrhal deafness, and hav fever are permanently
cured m from one to three simple applications
made ly the patient at home. a pamIhet eN
planning this new treatment is sent free nn reee' o
Of stamp by A. H. DIXON & son, 83G West hing
street, Toronto, Canada.
Jones Injecting Smith with whom hc IS Ms ou5
the night before -Ha, my boy Got home all
uguts
Smith tgoomiiy) Yes, but my wife wondut
speak 30 me.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

Debility. Wasting Diseases of Children,
Chrome Coughs and bronchitis can be cured
by ths use OF scotts Emulsion Of Pure Cod
Liver OH with Hypophosphites. Prominent
p1v.ic.ans use Il ana testify to its great value.
Please read the following. Il used SCOTS Emul-
sion fer an obstinate Cough with Henlorrhage,
Loss Of Appetite Emaciation, Seep,essuess' &c.
AN of these have now left and ! believe your
Emulsion has saved a case Of wen developed
Consumption T. J. FISDLEY, N. D., Lone star,
Texas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

Anderson goes home in the middle Of
the afternoon and finds the house locked
up,
81 declare" he exolaims to Richards,
VINO accompanies him, "if my wife hasn'.
gone away without leaving me any way TO
get in"
Haven't you key to the door," asks
his companion
Eyes, but confound it'll it's q night key"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

ROUGH on RATS " for rats mice, bugs l5c
"ReuoH oS CATAHRu" Only absolute cure. zoe
CROUCH ON COltNs" Hard or soft oorus i5c
ROUGH ON ToOTHACHE. Instant relief t5c
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

'tAud 20 should die, dear sold 6 e BUS
,les John. She replied, bruEsnsf every
rIeasant Sunday afternoon, and ! nli Take the
children Poor little things, they don nave very
much to enjoy. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

Boggs ION board a Pullman sleeper coming to
his friend birth at a. m Not up lei- Jagley
hope you're not illt
Jagley (despairingly)- ! cawn't leave tbs berth,
deab BAY iii the end Of the twp My t@aNelmS
cap blew off on the pwairie laWst night, anu !
SHOULD pewish with shame TO be seen Oh the IVAN
harshaudpl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

Young man, he said, "why don You give jIp
this life Of idlcuess and luxury and Try 10 make "a
name for yoursefY' why, my deah sis, my
The lnr Show. Il, lnNnlN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

ROUGH gS PILES. Qgice complete cire soc
BUCHIUPAIBA Great kiduey Remedy
WELLS HEALTH REVIEWER esaf ns7.
WELLS HAIR BALSAM If sraE stat7l.y
InsLnEeA clLar. el..ant t1ulc afea.---
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

MoXie has created the greatest excitement as
a beverage, in two years, ever Witnessed, from
the fact Unit Do brings nervous exhausted. .vet-
worked women TO good powers OF endurance 900
a few days; cures the appetite Tor EQaoH asset
tobacco at once and has recovered ius c uuu.
her of eases Of Gid, helpless paralysis as o. food
OulI,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

The Illinois Central officials are now in
Dakota figuring on an extension to Aber.
dcen and Bis marck.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

GA Lady 60 groceD-"My daughter is quite an
invalid sir and wants some Vice fresh eggs
Grocer Yes, ma'am. Cro boy); James, show
thIs lndN those invalI1 eggs.N
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

Brother Simpson examining neighbor 8
horse behind the church shedsl-'l ain : lrylh.
~ ,yorl IN n0 boss trade on the holy Sabt.
'Tain't my style odoin business Sunday Tor
religious dooties But I say, II yoI.l bring that
thar mare o. yOurn round t0.morrer w4ruln u
swap even and throw ia that old ram q mine. 1
will 1 Swan willf'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

IllV UTTVT IUr WtUUIUEI
"Charles dear now that we are married there
should bee no secrets between as, SO please hand
me the bottle Of hair dye you viii find on my
dressing table,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

He seeks the couch and down he les
Nausea and faiutness ~ him rise,
Brow-raeilug pains a8sol him.
Sick headache. But ere long comes ease,
His stomach settles into peace,
Within his head the thr0Obng cease
Pierces Pellets never fail linl
Nor will they fail anyone by such dire pre1ic
afneut 10 the dyspeptc, The bilious and the
coustipated, they are alike "A frien' ia need ana
friend indeed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
4 Modest Sensiliro Norman

often shriuks from consulting physician about
functional arrangement and prefers TO suffer IN
silence This may be mistaken feeling, but Il
is one which is largely prevalent. TO all such
women we would say that one of the most skill
ful physicians Of the day who has had II vast eX
perience in curing diseases peculiar TO women
has prepared remedy which is Of iuestmable
aid 10 them. We refer 10 DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. This IS the only remedy for wo
mans peculiar weaknesses and ailments sold Wy
druggists, under positive guarantee from The
manufacturers, that il will give satisfaction Ia
every case or money refunded. See guarantee
printed on bottle wrapper
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

Neighbor How is your husband today, Mrs.
Joness
Mrs Joucs-He is very a. indeed
Worse than he was3'
"Oh yes the nurse says De is beyond tie reach
Of doctors now.
I'm glad b. hear .t
"Whaty'
I'm glad o. hear d. Now, If you can only
keep him beyond their reach, think he viii get
well RAPIDLY"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

~ OLD is worth 500 per pound Pettit ~ -
Ia go but Is sold al = cents oox W oss9sls -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05
A gay young c0quette is Miss Julia,
with nattery seeks she 60 ruiin;

Else youll find that though fair
TuIs nnilan is .nn. INC % IulIl.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-05

WIS. PUB. UNIoN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

rs. N.- Fns.r .aa crib ia tn. River to p

Tbs Ss~ Fnssr .sd Crib Ia ths River to Re
Compi-ted by Wednesday
The new otter which tas Board Of Public
Works ass been constructing in the river.
= Nearing completion. and il is expected
thAt by Wednesday ths sntirs city water
supply ~in bs drawn through Il. In max
ing it, trench about il0 iest long and eight
ieet vide was first blasted out from The soil
nesioae RIVER bottom TO depth Of about
four iset. A plank crib vas then built in
s.ds Of This trsnch. the panks being nailed
2 az site down. with . spacs between each b
one tbs thickness OF lath. The crib vas
made water tight on TOP. and down the
sides for fourteen or sixteen inches. and vas
connected With the pumping house
by water tight pipe ABOUT
three and half feet square. Ths
crio was then covered all over With loose
Erarsl stones. isysr Of dnsr gravel was
lsid over TIE course. and a still 6nsr layer
CO TOD. The water IS drawn by the suction
Of ne pump doFn through this bed OF
gravel. 10 al about four and half feet in
thickness. tesn through the crsvices into
The CRIB. shsucs Il goes to the pumping
house sod is forced through the mains.
Tss crib though not IN ths middle OF the
river. - directly N ths center Of the current.
The vster there runs very swiftly.
Apuarsnfly A q . "a clear az crystal and per-
fsctly pgrs and u would seem that by the
time it sss peFcolstsd through the four aud
a haf isst OF gravel the most fssudious
could not object % t. A stated above. il
is expected fhal hsrsafsr the sDtirs supply
Nj - dawn from this source. and that ths
Co'dbrook Creek plant. while not wholly
abandoned. vii os gsed only In al snsr-
geacv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

The officers OF the West Michigan Fair
Association have aow about settled all the
matters pertaining to the late fair. and find
that after paying all expenses and pre-
n.iums. they will have left handsome sur
plus of about 81 200. Considering lie very
bad weather during the opening days. this
is very gratifying showing. The State
fair at Jackson. though the weather was as
propitious IS could possibly be asked for
was inferior 10 the fair were in nearls
every department., aud financial failure
la view ef the facts The State fair ma a a
gers would do we'll TO get few pointers on
how TO conduct a fair from our officials,
or, better yet, abandon the organization
entirely and let the people of the whols
State come where there is an exhibi
worth seeing. ample accommodations and
good treatment for all.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01
TOWN TOPICS.
crct -rs
W44i l1satizg ars Ea3zTqas.

ce.ctsf srsf
#44i l1ssilzx az EanzrQls.
sss1s So zsa4s 'aass 411l slscIiea.
Ihs Eaa4mon Coans,I sil aaast tess sxsa-
ias
Rss Chzs FilhrsF prszeasd n caAzislts
ysslsflas.
Nm. Hsnf6s8a ira 81 - rssa nsi "a
tae .4ger - taa1L
A8sx % s.saae Rlehlsr as~ rssldsnos
"a eleg sssi1s lapldlF.
i ln. u B. Bursa siil sgs4s - LsslAaa
leki ful4s sssalsE
Wa.ises frseuaan. 9f l8ais. azs asFsc
% ssa..Y - cas- eltf.
% Boa1d af zdacznaa 80 zlsss sziar-
a. sFsalax q sas as@ rooms
e,sa l.. - Aatasfisr A4s sssa ~ a a-s
al llalr.ct taiklag Ds4ssracF
Eraak Csna8n % &. I iremaa =
hsEpg ever tss sErsal 81 boz.
Ihs soAnc4l sHeitsmsatia iadiAaa keeps
a. si ia- q b. q 3 csTs u -se.
Fia1sF g. . torn aD 0~iaz 70 tas lsyinE
of water pipss salen . 1slng doue i1sss.
6ssorxs Mod stoz ~ l8 Clintoa. las
ssns ~ Ceiamsals. OaiS, ioT a snort visit.
rhs 4tn1g Gas cAsrisd haa8rsis on Vis-
ror la ths klFsnusss camp ground Jes-
tsriay
Hsary Mlsr ~ NsE Ysgk city. IS ths
klsst ol Hiss George Al11.st0n. 0f Is
Cnton-st
fhs &. n 4 & snd ID. AN Railroads
wi.i uFs tasir saDlai sxclrsl0n % fetOs-
k=y Celo0sr ln.
Sosaiaz aAs 6sen heard Of Jas o stoysr.
ths PsaT.-s1 o00t aud slOs lnsn, sh0 LETT
so1Ie Tine az.
TIE iaflss Of The South Division street
n e church .Fs preparing % give a bis
saisrfsiamsas Ina tbs asaf iatars
EE Haszins. once a resident OF thi.
silF. - las Republican nominee for Cifcull
Couft Commissioner in Wexford county.
Governor Luce. accom- mpanisd by Ns.
Llcs add their daughter asd Nrs Wilder.
she Governors sister. sDeuE several hours Al
tls soldiers Home yratsrdsy.
TIE H.. L. q =. cannon ball train. which
leaFss t1s lnI0n depot a. SO q m. -ss
diicnsd oy an opsn switch near lansing
Saturday. No ons Nas hurt.
Aid. LAun ers 10 doisk missionary work
fof Ehs Democrat party. huatins up an
nsf1ra.iLsd fers. <nsfs. Saturday afternoon
hs brought ABOUT dozsa % the Couaty
Clerks once.
Alfred Whitfield. Who vas arrested las.
Thursday fsT attempting 20 pass a counter
isig dollar uDon a waiter a. llyin xston I.
festalsaaI vii 20 orOuga. oefors tue grand
iarY t0m0rrOs 70 ans~sr 70 tie charge
Pew j. w Reid. OF the second Street NJ
r. church. 9 one Of the most interesting
speakers among TIE Grand Rapids ministry
Pc $ very popular wit bis congregation
although BE- has been hers only two weeks
rh- sunday school Of the Park Congre-
gatooai church met 10 the sunday scEool
Rooms Of the church Yesterday FOR tbs Era
time since TIE beginning Of ths Summer
vacation The rooms hsvs been very much
frsu-ar.A
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-01

A voung msa from Grand Rapids. who
ssged thsi bs aams be kept out OF sh-
psress 20 thsl Dis mother might not earn
of f. VS. srrsstsd On Wsstsrn-sve. night
hefors as. wsuderfniiv drunk. IN Police
Court Yesterday rhe gentiems an aid that ne
senrel into une Of Wsstsrn-svs saloons
snd tock t~o frinks of beer That. ne
earl. -ss the as be remembered When
hs went into the - con - hsd sir or eight
dollars 70 his pocket Pc thought thzt \.
fraax but NO xsssrs af hser-thinxs he
VS. aoued When rearrhsd o. Foiiss
Fl adaasr sers the man from Grsnd Rapids
bed - cents Sentences vas suspended -
- tfrre1 Aeae