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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
MASONIC TEMPLE.

Some Legal Difficulties Prevent the Ma
sons From Buying Property AZ Present.
At the meeting Of the Masonic fraternity
called for the purpose OF further discussing
the matter of building Masonic Temple,
remarks were make by VIM. Durham and
General Innes, both of whom expressed
their ardent desire to see a fine temple
built here. The building could have the
lower foor devoted TO the use of stores. and
the second floor for Offices. while the other
floor. could be devote 10 the use of soci-
cites, or one floor might be arranged for
large hall, that could be used for any pur-
post.
About S25 600 has already been sub-
scribed ebouts $1,000 being added last
night.
1t was hoped that board of directors
could be elected last night, but Mr.. HerricK
reported that be had conferred with Mr.
Fitzgerald in segard to the law under which
the fraternity could buy and possess prop
erty. and found that the only law under
which they could act was repealed by the
last Legislature. but Mr.. Fitzgerald had
offered TO draft bill to De presented TO the
Legislature " hich meets 10 January.
Several sites were mentioned for the
building, but all are anxious to get the
Brown property, which csn be had for
$50 oC0, and for which they have secured
the refusal. but the refusal expires the Z4th
and the unforeseen difficulty in regard TO
the law makes the certainty OF securing this
lot somewhat doubtful. An attempt will
be msde to get the refusal extended sixty
days. by which time they expect to have a
law under which they can act.
Mr.. owen and Mr.. FltzGerald were ap-
pointed a committee to attend to the legal
difficulty
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
.FIFnETH CONGRESS
s1f- HOUSES rsvE ADJOURNED
Las T.Ein Bu Gst Assshsr faraiax
OFsx "a ths ssaats 4ssesraag-
- nsrs Baa.asss teDi
J4Aaarg Sad


WAsaIssros. Dse Al Chandler
presented three sddllosal nsa4elials. aaas F.
s.oasly sigasd. from tAFes F8iing precincts
Il. orAnss5ary eoanty. South C4folias. a.
liss1nx sas 1zl.4l ~ tas rxaE % sofinx "a
Tie - s.scll0n aa1 1f.sl-s fss az 4nFssLl-
saloa. Referred.
fhs PaBlie Pointing Deficiency ell sas
reoor1d 5.ck ..1ao4E AZasn1alsIt oF As.
Hal. snd 80 passed ll appfopriatss
As Go for tsss ourpase 1na - ooO iof sac
slssarx.ncs % tls eclipse ~ t0e saa 90 ne
is II ga4lary leKl i-s r-soi4tion saets
feslsr1sF - ~ leiler ~ tAs apPSlil-
ras1L u a lDlll-4ltse ~ lLFesllkAts t1e
,lra~ III las zapers.sllg ArCnllrct " t1e
'lrsas41s daring lls adnaln -sIg2lloH or tae
3rsssag 81 per. lsIlk AfchlteeL 80 t4AzA
a. - sst i44ss1 ~ aL4sAi ins .rso. "
tisa - 1sklaS il lncl-1s 4.so he zdmlais-
traii1a u lhs .4sl 5agsfFlsiak AFcAllset
~ Islsr accepted t-s aneL lllso- Af-
Alason lu4-.4sd II ar Asst MAI tAs
sDi.1s "a las amendment sas-
- asnAEs look lp t1s iarin bill, 70
suuinx o1usi1srzl91 ~ tar cotton manu-
f...f.tf- .ea.,tals senator F=sg u0fcd %
sfriks 9lt tie sofls. 90 cenls lcf pound
"a thread yAFls etc. valued a. no. oAlesd-
iax s@s1iy-aVs csats per Eould. Aad in-
ssrlias soras. s. per csn. adVsierem.
TIE BAL ssal ossr sAhoat ac-0a on
aulaalLleaL
Ia- t.lio4ing bills we're then s4ksa from
ths calendar aud passed -ou&ts nlll 20
provide tor ths disposal of certain paolic
lalds II tie Uailzd stassis s1ld=r DrSSis-
ions n t1s homes esI ian oaiy, house
6lu granting rigAt 81 uay tnr0ugn certain
lanas ia Minnesota 10 hoorGe4i. Loecn
LAks Z Nost4eEa Railway c9npaay lns
House amendments ~ t1s oe1Ats Oil %
f.ffslt laads granted 20 tho State Of Aichi-
zan ID aid Ia construction Of railroad
from Aa-quslle ~ Out0nagOn were non
co1curfed Ia. and a conferences ordered
Ih. senate after brief necrss session al
I..urn.I rnut Iauuarv
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

~QUeen EstLer' moved somewhat mere
szaoo1Aiy a. Powers lasg svsnink ssd there
as moEs prec.sio8 sDd esrsiulnsss ais
played IA ths marches sad groupings. fhs
seisislz principals 3Ea the chilcrsa sese
uloEs a. ease Ia poiss, Asd manifested mach
more eo8n3xucs u the poSsessi "a a teeif
parts l1au On he preceding ulkoI Aaiinee
t1ls <ersoon. tOnlshl ksi nsf As4la-
Asnsssr Salier l. now basy about the
preparations Tor TIE sngaksms2i u James
hsFdIs sDa sarah FoD LeeF at hscnioDd
neKt week, l1ey ~il present thsf Lee
play. ~Oa the Frontier" lt 10 drama
- salch carries . story i0csted ~ tie Black
His. Ihis naturally gives reason for sn-
pscilag senssti0nsilsm. \ Il Tue papers n
tie iargs Eastern cities agree that tAls pay
possesses much more Aert shan tie gen
eTai rua OF such plays with which tie Stage
a4s been Uttered for decade or Two. hsr-
de IL vel known here manly iand
vigorous actor Miss N0a Leer has also
len the impress OF excellent Effort IN TIE
minds Of Grand Rapids theatre patrons.
beats are now on sale or tkls engagement.
Ia order 10 accommodate the overflow.
the people VINO bsve been unable to gain
admission at Kedmond's during the week.
arrangements have been made on The part
Of the mAnagement. Tor the extension Of
me sngasement Of Monte Christie. Jr. one
night longer. Tomorrow night the scenery
aud arpurtenances will be transferred TO
Powers Grand Opers House. The bur
lesQue viii De given a more elaborate pro-
ductlon on the spacious stage OF his
theatre, as the scenery will have room Tor
smooth and easy accommodation. Seats
may now be secured al the box Office al
| Powers.
Monte Cristo, Jr agsin tested the seat
ing capscity OF RedmOnd's GraDd last
night Everybody was pleased aud ''hnr-
rahed' the pleasing speciAlties OF Toe
buresque. TINS afternoon a matinee and
tonight the last presentation Will be given
a. this theatre. Tomorrow evening the
company with its gorgeous scenery will be
transferred 10 Powers where the hnal per
fornsnce will be given.
The novelty entertainment presented al
Smlth's Opera House this week. is drawing
large audiences. This afternoon the usual
matinee will be given. at which time the
entire programme will be presented. To-
night will positively be The last appearance
and no doubt fu.l house will be ths yer-
| dict.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

CmCaeo, Dec. 22-Freight car burglariss
have been Of frequent Occurrences on the
Louisville, View Albany and Chicago
switching yards during the lsst four weeks
and after much trouble the polics located
tns headquarters Of ths gang. which has
been doing the work. Ia the basement Of
a lodging house on CLARK g.. the officers
found Usgon-iOad OF pluuder, which had
been stored there sftsr f0rsYs OF the gang.
TIE police this morning made a descent
upon tue place aud captured nine men who
are supposed . 0e concerned IN the ROB
barias
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
IT'S se STORY
Esss s~as O1s 70 6sias - Assassia-ss
6sasEe1 HsFrs-4

IsDIAsApoLls. Dec. zl-Ihs ssnsafiol q
relaaacs Isisxrssasl bsfs tn. 2srnias
lronl a spsci4. Ia.i.aaspols dispst priats4
ia tod.ys N=~ YORK Herald eufpoFting -
reiags - discovery ol a plot % assassi1sLs
Pfesidsnt-slsc- Hsrris5n n4s created great
i8a snziioa a1a9ag 0sneeal Harrison >
aAay sarm frle11s Al General HARRISON .
ho1szhoid Ehs st0rg .zs uunesitstin<iy de-
..arsd tas pursst f41.ics-l9n- lrpse Zeal
tEs General declare IL 10 10 tas creation ~
= a4Al.clo1s mad al without shades
4pou ~1icl - D4A1
No one o lhs cisy can os found y 40 ever
heard " the alleged atIslpl upon General
h4FFlsoas ne. nor had 4ny thought Of
salh a poss o.iify seriously enkszet the
cousi1srailo1 Of fns Generals irlends. Or u
his family. g. ar as q gent ina1iry can
ascertain. Ihis ncuoa from Nss loFB,
therefore, causes a. ne gresIer iudizna,lOn.
a. Is leaves Ebs correspondent Mo -
lot0rious among the local nsHspaper ft2-
Isrnity a. al Unre.is0ls rep1rtsr without
tie smallesl sF0aads Of facg upon which -
justify bis story.
Several telesrams have been recelFed AZ
the house tlis morplng asking about The
truthful ues- u toe report IL Is understood
General HlEFisOa ~ii lot dignity The
publication by any denial.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
TONIGHT WILL CLOSE THE BAZAAR
Another Crowd Last Night-The Grand
Rattle Tonight

Another Crowd Last Night-Ihe Grand
Rattle Tonight
Another large crowd greeted the Custer
Guard last night. The same features were
presented, every one of which prospered as
usual.
The telephone contest stands as follows ::
Lilly Hayes. 329. Mamie Ca kins POS; Jessie
Wilson, 202; Ida Snow, IS7, and Annie
Kings wOrth, 1877.
The great event of the bazaar will be this
evening when the grand piano and the
other elegant prizes will be ratfied of
Ii is expected that the Arm. ~ will
scarcely contain the immense crowd that
will be in attendance. Everyone who has
tickets on the various larger prizes and
their friends will be there to witness the
excitement.
There has been lots Of excitement at the
bazaar this week but it will be furious the re
tonight.
The fol owing are some Of the prizes
drawn ias evening: +. ID )gd. sl5 center
table; Willie Griffin, a SIZ ch air; = fiDe so
OIL painting was drawn by Fred J. Stevens;
Frei Rich, 50 toilet case; Fred Caafeld a
- chair; a SO hanging lamp By G. l..
Bryan. Matinee this afternoon f.om 2 10 D..
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
kENT scleNTIFc INsTIIure.
Very IassrsssisE Meeting Held Last
Evening"

At The Kent Scientific Institute meeting
lat night Psof Casnan gave 4 very inter
ssting TAX on The signsl Service snd Ia
Establishment by the Govern ment. Dy-
namlcs of fluids are the principal consider
eratiOns on whlch weather predictions de-
pend. TIE avs OF Esscs are much like
tie avs Of liquids. Nortices formed IL
liquids we're described 10 explain motions
10 tAs air. AL the factors, however. are
not vet known. Sketches were shown illus
traiiog movements Of the atmosphere.
Ten &c rature aud the rotations Of the earth
are the chief factors 10 oe considered.
The drst thing IN weather predictions Is
10 determine the area Of low pressure.
Weather predictions are mentioned 500
or so years before Christ. Franklin vas
the hrst TO make anything like a science OF
tho saoiect Prof Cleveland ABBEY was
the mrs. 70 put the know ledge into practi-
cal service. The Smithsonian Institute
under Prof Henry. did more than any
other society 10 extend the weather know
ledge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
STANLEY IS SAFE.
Hs Ts Heard from Ia the wiids OF
Africa.

Hs 10 Heard from Ia the Nilds OF
Africa.
LosD0N. Dec. 2i-A Zanzibar dispatch
says. Lsstsrs dAsei STANLEY Falls. August
-. have been delivered here by nppo Tbs
msn. Taeg state tast letter vas received
a. s,snlsy Falls frOm Henry N. stanley
on August y. Stanley was then a. Bon
vala. on the AruWntmi where be bad az
rived ou August Is. lie bad left Eaiin
Fasha sigaty-twO days before ID perfect
heath AID provided with plenty OF food
stanley had returned 90 b0nvala Tor the
loads of stores IN cnargs OF ais rear guard
ana lutsnled - leave ten days later -
rsioin EMin. tie reported all Tue whites IN
tas ex pedltion as heslty and sald the eKpe-
diti0a wanted nothing
Tue West African Telegraph Company
has received the following dispatch from
p Thomas. dated Friday. ? =. ~. Il have
iast received Information thai Henry N.
STANLEY. vita Emln f4shs. has arrived on
100 AruWhinu. The news Is reliable.
Further details vii follow. l5ignedl PAS
soNs, Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
FOR sASTAROY.

A seventeen-Year-Oi Boy Arrested on
that n lad of Charge.
Doun Van Shooter has been arrested on a
charge Of bastardy preferred by Willemje
DsYoung. v1o claims that the defendant is
the iathe- of ber six months old baby.
DOun Is only seventeen years Old and has
been away for some time and WAS arrested
ss ne returned. The parties had confer
sncs last night and the probabilities are
that they vii De married this morning
The complaining witness appears to be
several years Older than the boy and her
mother and two brothers were with her in
Police Court Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
IN THE CITY HALL.

The Superior Court Jury Excused-Otber
Small Items.
When the second tri7 of Al. Page came
up yesterday, the defenl-nl's 5 attorney made
a motion 70 qussh on sccOHnt of the in
formation being defective. The motion
was denied. and a Jury was sworn. The
motion TO qussh was then made sgsin, and
vas granted aud Page discharged.
The jury in the superior Court has been
excused until January ?.
Some Of the big cases in the Superior
Court will De led IN January
Diohthsrla was reported at l39 West
DvisiOn-st yesterday.
The City Marshal had 10 stop the sprink-
ling wagons from running yesterday be-
csuse 10 made the streets 80 slippery that
the horses could not stand up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
ovesPOwsREO THe JAlLER
Fivs Prisoners Escape and They Are All
old Ilasrs.

old Ilasrs.
PoBr TOWNSEND. Wasa. T.. Dc. 1.-THE
most daring AMI successful jail delivery
ever psrpstraisd ou the sound occurred last
night. Thomas Hunter. the jailsr, was in
one OF the cells where i've prisoners were
confined. when they suddenly over
posersd and kaxgea him. relieving him Of
kis ssys and pistols before be could raise
az alarm. Wilhia t8T minutes the Ave
criminals hsd 0pensd the Other doors ana
we're fleeing tor liberty. after locking tue
iaiisr and ons trusiy prisoner IN the c. /.
The Or sonsr bad been tied. and as sOOu as
he coul1 release himself DO unbound the
ialisr The escaped are. Davenport. or
Whalc0me. charged with attempt % muir
ar. Mcdonald. " illiams. Connor sa1 one
other charged With grand larceny and
xnwsy ROBBERY TIE criminals are Old
characters and wsli-known. A pose was az
eucs organized for pursuit snd lhe psiga-
boriog ports notified.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
POLICE ITEMS

A Very short Session Held Yssierdsy-
One Case Discontinued.
AZ Nrs. Tsrwilliger has moved from la
grsve-st.. the case against her Z the Police
Court was discontinued yesterday.
Mrs. Jessie Wood. fol being = ri sorderlT
person. will have triai on the 9th.
John WOOD obtained 'hs rs9B-ea bond
yesterday. and appealed be case to he CIR
cuit Court.
Dsnis Immsr. an Old white haired man
Tas arrested yesterday for as AIT sd Dat
terry on y. A. Richmond Ihls morning
be xiil plead guilty sad pay up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

HcVxv GRovs. Ter Dec. IA 8esrsr-
se shooting adrsT took piscs AZ Nen K
towD yesterday. Two oretherx Floyd and
Lawson Todd 5ecsne drurE snd 1oisfar-
sus. Jack Chcsip deputv constable tired
90 srre-t then and ~ss sb0f In fhs side
H ca 81 = citizen a' rfs assistance ani
10th cpened ARE co ae fedis TIE afrer
were rtied sad Killed Choats wes azsin
saoL sad : thought 10 oe fsfsl r3anllei
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
The FURNITURE MEN.
The Convention VIII be Held In This City
In January.

In January.
President Chss- r. Slign. of the Western
Furniture Association. has received many
replies from the local associations west of
the Aileshanies regarding the proposed
furniture convention To take sction on the
freight classification matter. Nearly every
Western furniture town has been heard
from. and without exception they favor
the meeting and while many would prefer
holding the meeting in Chicago or Cincin-
natl ali are willing 10 come here. The
associations of Boston and New York have
also been heard from fsVorably. and replies
are expected from Philadelphia and Balti-
more. Ar. Sligh will probably issue the
formal call for the con vention today, nam
ing January - as the date, and this city as
the place for the gathering.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

WEsr SrFTRIoR. VS. Dec 2i-Ioe
shs~dy. champion heavy weight Of Micbi-
gan snd Pa Harrington. OF this city. fought
six rounds here iass night for So a side snd
gate receipts ~1lCh smo11tsd 20 shous ore
hundred DO srs TIE f1hf Tss tecifei =
irsw in Che sixth rcnrd. although 30 is b.
isvsd Harrington bad tie best - The fxhG
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Irr7IE RscE Dec. Zi-Tns desd bodies
of Charles Kufz aud wife were found 10
thsir homs. nine miles from this city.
Yesterday. i7ing in great pools of blood In
fereut rooms and 4 lsrge. hi0ods.ai "a
butcher knife wss nF fhe site IF the man
katz vas = prosperous farmer aoi had 50 q
a iot q cotton the dsT before. which ssds
70 the belief that toe couple were mur-
iers& Tor money.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
AsTRlcKEN TOWN.


Txrovv11EF. Nsc. E] -Fhers srs twenty
seven csses 0E diphtasria here. There
bsvs been teu deaths sresfv. an The fewn
- serrur- stricken. The 30 h'ic schools and
churches have been G ssd Iae nesith
offcers hsv. orte-sd sli rerseas u1dsr
- Fears of sxe "a ramsin a. hame.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Many silk dress pattern goes gift at S4, TO- Is ~
to high $40 We will sell you full pattern of the pop
uar Faille Franciscan black colors For the holiday
trade showing special line of Silk Dress Patterns
coors from sl5 to S75 Remember you buy silk dress
pattern here with implicit faith in the good quality of it,
Fine French wool dress goods in combinations-hand
and stylish just the thing for gta So 1880 and l5
Perhaps she would like seal plush sacque. If that Is
her disposition will sell the best you IN your
life for he money-Sl5 to S45
Beaver shawls good We sellinga great many
handsome warm. serviceabe soft and springy-S3 to l5
Many fur muf goes a gift We stocked way up
with prices way down Brazilian monkey, African monkey
SEAL OTTER lynx, hare etc. 80 cents and upwards
according to brand.
Give gentleman a handsome smoking jacket. If he
does not smoke then It'll house Jacket He will and
remember the glver of the gift" They Dv"ry of
japanese silk The prices very low.
Many people give silk umbrella Last we sold
three hundred the week before Christmas This year will
sell 1000 We have them You know the leaders in
the city the umbrella question Every knows that
represent house the United States We guarantee
certain makes and if the silk fails to New
handles New styles for ladies and gentlemen 81 to IS We
challenge comparson your initials engraved free
of charge.
Table linen napkins and towels always please and are
always acceptable Linen the yard at all prices
Napkins from 75c s5. Towels really at your price
Lots of linens for the holidays Stamped linen for the
dresser commode Spasher try cloths sideboard
Toilet cloths China and Jap silk drapes, etc
Now when in doubt give handkerchiefs Nobody has
too many Have you stock from which to make
seecton9 Novel; listen, l25 doz- China silk handker-
chiefs each 90 doz four drawn ork pure white
lOc each-bigget bargain you in ladies and
kerche Lace handkerches patent val real VAL duchess
and point from S5c to s25.
deredl 0
dnenhs to so5Oeest
Fansa thu
ga a from
buvfr lid
NewIin of k hosiery for 8 from %
JOS vedh
esrmsnt lncthi
IS
cont or fresh and news s2 and t5
andssbuers - -
q 81
ks .
dsrred rom
t
l. $50
o pe
20 rugs
special Of Turkish from
qusnHv
70
- eff Memorial Co.sgs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
wALDRON AGAIN
n. wsss. % Come Home snd 90 Iato
Basiness-

DrrRorr. Dec. Ar A. Murphy. Of
Hulsdsis. uncle OF Mrs. c. ". Waldron
arrived IA me city lsst nizbk bent upon
patching up truce between Wsldr0n and
his vile. it possible Today be sited
Waldron a. tie Crawford House In Wind.
sog
"Waldron is gstting rstiTs over In Wind-
sor- Nose of as business Affairs have tesn
settled up aod he wants 10 - AZ something
sgsin. AIRS. Ws.dron has taken TIE stairs
out Of ths lswFsrs hands snt EFT tasm
With Wsisrons uncle. J. r bs.dy. of
Toledo Waidron. ! 6nd. Won't settle on
the tsrms proposet o7 bis Elfe. and don c
sisms aim much- He ass offered to puE
ths interest," OF so oc0 at her disposal SEM
tinent la Hilistsie seems to Be n Va
trons fsvor. hs wss one Of the most
generous men 90 ths poor thers. snd has
bs~n sxreeciinziY 81 IN rs vie re atoms
Wsidron vi lssgs Wiucsor pr0o.s.Y IN
q daF " frn
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Frederick w. " Hugenholtze is the owner
of real estate valued at 5000. w. Il.
Scribner is the owner of levy on the same,
which Hugenholtze says is illegal and a
cloud on his title. and be has therefore
led bill in Chsncery in the Circuit TO
have il set aside.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
a Sudden Desth.

Miss Della Wilde. of the Weslihy-sve
school aud Miss Nina Wilde. of the High
School were summoned to their Old home
in Ottawa county. Thursday by the Sudden
illness OF their sister Clara. She died yes
ierday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
Taken TO DRfroit.

United S ates Msrshsls Waters. Campau
and Dishman escorted the counterfeiters
Galehouse. Van Dusen. Hoover and Whit
field to Detroit yesterday. Gslehouse goes
for three years. Van Dusen f1r one year
and half Hoover for three years, and
Whitfield for Que year
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

rsrncr. nsc. H.-rhe 5odY ~ : woman
name anknova. was found Yesterday
morning IN 10 strsefs ~ Poplar n the So
-cnar VS. ma-ierpf b. sfrsrs-l slion.
she VS. II ,nw c1srscteT. S0rne rerscrs
heiava - mrrfersr - - IDENTICAL rith
tha W1ifsrharei fen6. ~ho they sank rss
sdopsed . ssF ueth0i VI eisFesing ~ sir
vletkEaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

WAzHi Saros, Dec. o. - The Niagara
Canal ol.. Was rsportsd - The House from
"a scounnitte1 OF waols today. The preVi-
Gus question - gns Oil and Amendments
nss ordered printed aud the House ad-
iournsa until January -
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

NssHvrrfx = Iasc. 2f.- 2sports fr'-1 Wal
haisk Ms. the scene Of tie recent nos
troubles. received tor shk ssv lhat a E,~-a
~ Taifs ren aavs surrounded ere 1sa--es
in lhe - scent rilis and AZ saacx : ex-
pecfet 60 tzxs pisce tcnorrcw
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
DAILY POINTERS. j."

Our Niagara Casters are
causing quite an excitement
among thl BOYS. and we have
nearly old out our first stock.
Don't get left IL you think Of
buying one. Our Carving sets
are also IN great demand. it
being conceded By al that our
assortment and prices are not
10 be found elsewhere ia -
city.
Pocket Knives-500 patterns
70 select from. IN price rang
ing from l0c n -. Remem-
Ter IN our .sne we are head
quarters.
Foster. Stevens & Co.
10 and - Wonr0o-sf.
33, b, b, 80 al L0uis-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
SUDDEN DEATH.
The WeiI-Kaows Proprietor of the Mac
atswa Hotel.

txs-as,ta ys-tsaA~- ssaNNs
HOLLAND CITY, Dec. -l.-Jsmes Ryder,
for many years prof -ietor of the Phoenix
Hotel IN this city, and for the past few
years proprietor Of the Macstawa Hotel al
The Beach. died very suddenly this after
noon IN the Pannix Hotel after short
illness, aged 50 years. Ar. Ryder had re-
sided in Holland City many years. and had
hosts Of friends. VINO with a wife aud three
children mourn his death. IL il thought
that the funeral will be held Monday. and
bis remains will be taken 10 Grand Rap
IDS for ouria.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Edward r. Downs seems TO be having
lots Of trouble getting out of town. Yes
terdsy afternoon be was arrested under the
fraudulent debtors act on complaint Of A.
Van Ovsren. and taken before Jusiics
Walsh where ne settled bis account.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
HATCH'S PRICE LIST
ron THIS WEEK ONLY.

rvu-cR DAIRY nUTTFE
pEsT FAMILY FLOUR
rRAEULATED SUGAR
VEILow c SUGAR
JAPAN TIA DUST.
u fli<cfs fsf lb ffs 80 Tor g,rfs
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

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wise snd buy Or. Bulls Cough Syrup in time.
Salvation Oil will cure yoEr scistica
Price - cents bottle. IL never fails.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

osE WEEK ONIf. COMMENCING
Monday Evening Dec. II.
s~sans~s. fass@-s, tn1ssa-y s~lera~ss
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Amusement e1iacE
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

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