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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

The Sad Nsws Verified d-Arrsnserssnts Tor
the Reception et the Rssossns
Ths sad news Of the fatal accident to NJ.
snd.N Nrs Tewn have tecn verifed. and the
remsins will probably reach here tomorrow
nerEing.
Itwss reported op the streets YESTERDAY
that Mr.. Town had an . 0eo accident in
s4rance upon his life. Bs.de in favor Of bis
wife. il she survived hifp. II not then the
amount 10 20 10 bis psstuts IN Leslie. A.
Mr.. Town lived q few bour longer thar
her husband. IL clearly mskes her children
the rightful beIrs TO the insurance, - she
survived her husband. Isut upen invest
cation last evening the sccideD, Insurance.
rumor could not he subytsptisted. - ne
aren't could be found Who had written
policy for him. 30 tbis hubble is probably
bur;eo. unless he procured the insurance
elsew bsre.
Nrs. Town. however. carried 5000 life
Insurance. ia the Pennsvlvsris Mutual. ip
favor Of her children Her son was noti-
LED OF bis motber's depib yesterday morn
ina. and the boy . grief vas hesrt renoins.
Her daughter Lita who 10 attending school
in Canscs came bone last night IA vss
reputed lost evening thrs the seviHg
machine men in this city we've arranging te
stieno the fuasrsi. and bat the Nelson's. Of
which be 10 ssid to have been q member
will take charge OF the remsirls and funeral
services
Announcement Of the time fof the
funeral viii be made - soon NJ the remains
and oil the relstives arrive.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Ia o recent ersmiusfi0r Of teachers ri
Ksismsz0o. out of tory applicants
bet s1 f,ssssd. and ct . stil rnofe recent
is5ss bnf 10 obtained cerfificstsfi eat Of rs
sppiir>nts A. this rsfs 1 20 p~opls rnnsi
- examined n ordef 70 rsss snvngh sp-
,.licsnts 20 fIi tbe 6isirscf sshools A
grest 5~xi of iseif e beiDg founs With the
tstsas Board for preparing 70 difficult and
iryins o set Of topics
Lest F-fdfs Benjamin rrsncis,o. &C old
gept.emsn. ~ Fesrs 81 sfs. Wishing te visit
tis dsnsiste, Ms. Knicksrhoct-f. living 81
0rsn1ewfile stared FOG fbsf Discs on foot
sifb e,rs srussv be- crippled sr1 vsite<
the - dfsencs N one deT snc o. Mon.
fss vrks5 fsom ti,srs n WsTiss,d, return
sx b, rns - T3ss3sy, III nint hours
zfteyps fs1-rai
obseec fss . mechanical feriins nsusS
9srt ~ Feiier. ~ - buf q ver<s nl6
80 ear sasbs . ~>sch o. ciock Of simo~,
Oy essr
A eood o. Of sxcifensnf wss created ~
Cerpcvis ~ Nra Teal fouion . ferspsr' Z
y e. living rear ti1t village sged nhoUi 80
veare y no tozlb seofiife IN order 70 shsfs
~ 80 hurasne n Iise 4 1orter faslis 70
stored bsr. but II wss nersos escspt
A i,sss rel issgn. vii ~ forrnsd ofciubs
from ftlezsn Otsezsa. fso5legiits $40 Lev
ion. witt. u,srhsEs. FsDsviiis. Doagiss sn1
AsursfDek
Tts village 81 kIierss vss tpoorpgrasd
kftS Tsxrf sxo the Isss ~ isst nonsh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
Women in Spiritual Darkness.

II Is calculated that there are in Asia and
ad iacent islands about zoo, 600 600 of Budd-
hist women None Of these have any hope
of Immortality, unless IN one Of the many
transmigratlons all human beings have TO
undergo after death, their spirit may chance
TO enter boy infant, in which case they will
in the course of time become incorporated,
or rather ethenealized, with Gaudams, the
greatest good for all There is. however, but
a slender hope Of mis- coming 10 pass. 50 they
have 10 make the best of their human life in
this world The women Of Burrnsh are in
consequence more ready 10 become converts
10 Christianity than the men are; for as
Christians they sre made equal with men as
regards accessibility TO heaven. and have not
TO wait for ages for purity Of soul TO be OBJ
tanned by frequent trsnsmigrationa--S
Francisco Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

ALsASY. n. Y, April Ex-senator Russell.
of lhsny. was won over to the support OF
the high license bill. He made the seven
teenth vote in favor of it. and II passed the
Senate yesterday after long debate. All
The Democrats voted against 1t, and with
them were four Republicsns-Isughlin. Of
Buffalo: Worth. of Brooklyn: Coggsvell. Of
Oneida, and Sweet of Waterloo. The bill
was passed without amendment and IL now
goes 10 the Governor for bis action. IN its
present shape the bill mskes the liquor
license from 800 to 81 900 and the beer
license from 800 10 $500. Many amend
ments were offered. and they were eli Dc 4.
fssled. This settles high license 80 fer ss
the Legislature Ia concerned. The bill now
goes - the Governor. The Governor >
sciion Is doubtful. but il is believed he will
allow the measure TO become law
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

The discovery Of the ''cancer bacillus the
assumed germ of cancer threatens % have az
many claimants as the authorship Of Jun
ius' Letters" In addition 10 DIR. Sheurien,
who was the first bsfore the public. two itsl-
ians announce themselves IS having inde-
pendently made the discovcry-Dr. Barn
abel. professor Of ciisicsl medicine at Siena,
and DR. Ssnarelii, graduate and teacher at
the same school But. Il seems. coIBpatriot
of ScheurleB is also ia the field 10 claim pm
orlty in the eiscovery-Dr- Schih Franco.
too. net to BE outdons, has her srecial claim
ant in DIR. Perm. And. finally. Brazil. in
DR. DoninEos Freire, The yellow fever "vso-
cinstiouist,~ claims the honor Of the dis
covery for the New world.-Chicago Newa
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
HoRRiste ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
A Federal OhiciaI with DsIirium Tremeu
Tries 10 Take His Own Life.

A Federal OhiciaI with DeIirium Tremeus
Tries 10 Take His Own Life
DENvEg, April 2S.-Ben s. Robbins. As
sistant United States District Attorney,
made q desperate attempt to kill himself by
cutting his throat yesterday. While seated
with companion in his rooms. 16l Curtis
st. he suddenly drew large pen knife and
began slsshing at his throat. Perceiving
the blood, his companion. w. J. Puckett
made an attempt 70 overpower him. A des-
perste struggle ensued and Robbins, for the
moment victor. again made an onslaught
on his throat By inserting his fingers ana
tearing the bleeding wounds. Puckett
made a second attempt 10 diSsrm the fren-
zied man, and finally succeeded. Upon
being taken to Police Headquarters Rob
bins wounds were examined and pro-
nouDcei serious, but net necessarily fatal
lie was suffering from an attack Of delirium
tremens. and INDUCED the fancy that Dis
triet A ttorney Hobson had conspired 10
take his wife and children away from him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

II has beeB found, in experiments or ~.
disinfecfios of packages bv heat and by
stearr. that dry beat ct the boiling poini for
sn hour Is sufficient ~ destroy active bat3li
of al ordinary infectious diseases. but. X
spores are n he ATTACKED. a best ~ 245 degs
for an hour or Of 20 degs. for four hours
win te required The conpiefe penetrstion
q ar objel4 ~ sf~sTa hest for more than FIVE
rairriFs y sufficient for It's full disinfection
and this method il applicstle 90 sDch articles
- pi3ovs. which are very disscuit ~ pepes
trstion - dry beat Public opinion-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

"Let's see" he said, as be entered . Jefer-
son avenue clothing store, who was il that
was stabbed in the house OF his friendsf'
'Vhenr asked the ciothier.
'Why, long ago, in the paImy dsy- Of
Greece and Rome. Hang it, the name is
familiar, but l can't call it
''Did he der
"Why, yes, Of course Lets see II wasnt
Plato, nor Cicero, nor Dicgenes, wssitT
MY fre1dt." said the clotkier, as be
looked him up and down, where you got dat
suit of clothesY
"Thisi bought this suit In Boston,
"Vhell, den, II YOU 60 to Boston may pe
you find out who stabbed sornepody by his
friendts bouse ei"-Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

have besD scarce. iezding % the fear thst
they would svezfBszly become extinct ~ a
fo<sd fish. have aut-sred On TIE Fres,ch coast
mere nafoereusiF thar ever The ceafth -
Trereh fsh brcuxist tfts tire ussrtef greet
cuarfit5es Of Epericsn fisb ~ syEDs sort
wfi-f. d3ne I'D ~ eo7ton seed oil - doetgrSa
mustard hsvs f-~n cs7,~e seydse>s Tho
A ssssricsn f.rsdur1 is Mt - - fospsr.s -
ts,e Freres srtfcle. wfick. sst.ed n p3ss-
ffnI s1Fr.fT - psErt sii~s sH. 70 . - pss1bs
mrs. -(s,-~.snr,ass Crsnrs@reisi ssse<s
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Mrs L. Z. Armstrong, of Psss sua. Osl..
is ssing for divogos from Der husband.
aIlssing that be strpek ard othsrvis. Ili
treated Der. Mrs.. Armstrong wss formerly
ersna RsFids lsdy sna is o~tse7 known
bv ter MAIDEN rsus. Hsffse Orssr. The
coople ~ere sssrr1sd N this estv some tine
lsst Pal after IN acoCsinfsncs ~ fsv
vssfs onir. and left . ssor tisss sfts--
wsrs Co he lsBs 81 golden promise Mr.
o-se-. ges zo,ssT 81 he vears isSv hss
he-n 81 Psssdepa for soroe tros vsirIv
sse~svcring b. eject reco1eiistlea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Yesterday articles of association were
flied with the County Clerk incorporating
the "Csdsr springs Rod and Gun Clnb"
with the following inoorpofstors Chss. p.
Bel. 9. II. Chapel. 9 J. Toupsett: Isaac
Fsirprol,. r. y. Warren. Philip Sparks
Geo. Helelling. Geo FuiIiugion. II. G..
Burck. J. II wor6eu. p. T. f'fons. Allen
ISnton. " NJ inesn and Hsn,y 6rvv. sii
Of Cess1 springs and John IIerridrs Of
Sxrd fIsks
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
JOINED THE G. A. r.
Confederate General Johnston Elected an
Honorary Member.

tUnfederafe General Johnston Elected an
Honorary Member.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2s.-The announce
msnt was made here tnis morning that
Gen. joseph e. Johnston. the highest in
rank Of the living officers of the Confederate
army. was On Thursday last unanimously
elected an honorary member OF Z. u. Baker
post. No. 2 &. A. r. Of this cry. His
election was brought about uD5n the
fecslpt OF letter, reading: "For
tas purpose of enabling me 60
psrtici pais n The noble work OF
charity performed by comrades of TIE
tsFaud Army Of t1s Rep1hiic. I hereby make
application for cootributinE membership in
your post. fnciossd please ind tue som Of
SO Tor years dues" The petition Vas I'M
accompanied By sny oJaer commanicat ION.
snd when presented 20 the mem 1ers Of the
post for their consideration IL vent through
witb a rash. amid the cheers Of toe - vet
ersns present. General Johnson is the only
sx- con federafs sod er wao hiss ever been
received into the ranxs Of Gfand Araly
post
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

ums IN reading. bot /. splts Of ell tksi hss
bsen SAD - the contrary, 1aeF are both
interested IN how the posa'e rsxxn1s
shem and il what ths newspapers ssy
OF their work Ihey sleep every
asy from O'Clock IN the sftsrnooa
60 hsif past .. 80 - 20 ee refrssAse tor
thslF labor IN tkx evsai1g. Tassr lunch
that follows this fsss Is very hghk ~ actors
hnd an osefixdsn stomach . fes ~ lBsplF-
xtiea and Izimstic power. HsifrpasG
o'clock each night hBds bosh the great
actors in their dressing -rooms Al the
ths2lTsA Their interest IA the play goss
beyond the rendering Of fkslf own paris.
This ID particularly and necessarily the case
with Mr.. Barrett, - he IL the msnagef
supreme Of everything on his stage. But
Mr.. Booth, am told. has IN active interest
in the general eject and In what 10 going
on upon the stage when he 10 ed il This
is especially the case this season. IL there
have been times in the gast Ten years when
il has not been. Betwesa the acts. and in
those times In = performance when be Is
not on the stage. Mr.. Booth Is usually
smoking in his dressing room. When the
play is over the actors have supper togeth-
or st their hotel, and are now AID then the
guests of some club or small and distin-
guished social party. such occasions are.
however, as rare as the invitations to them
are common.
Ida Van Cortland closed her two weeks
engagement at Powers Grand Opera House
last evening with good performances Of
The Lsnshlre Loss" The houses for the
past three nights have been affected by the
unexpected torrid weather and were no
where near commensurate with the merits
of the excellent organization which sup
potts Miss Van Cortland. Miss Van Cort-
land WHO is Mrs. Tassrneir IN private life.
has made Dsany warm friends during her
stay ia the city. She was the recipient last
evening OF an exquisite basket of howers.
Clarence L. Holt. the leadiag man of the
company has made many conauests in the
city by his superb acting. am sorry 10 IN
form the lady admirers OF this handsome
young actor that be is married man.
Manager Tavefnisr can leave the city
assured that bis coDpany viii meet with .
hearty reception here next season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

GsIssrrss, Ii--. April = -Thers ~ss a
serious shooting sfrsy tnnight on summer
ST. The particulars cannot be oetsiossf. A
w8rEiHr ~ fireman. esned Hedaurz.
d. The sloesisx. Ns~e . sri ssr. wasssaos
eead- George fsnfe. sisa striker wss
serlouss shot a tAs bad, and srikfag
s~'tet nasn i sise ai6 - - h0rt. Hes-
eu~z has e~n arrested TIE body II View
sli n IA chsfze 81 soe Ga~ene~. He1burx
is ssia 70 hs-s s~er sfrsid q tee xrix.~s
s1ia I'D 90 saootias N ssaf-s@fenss
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
THE ST. JOE REPUBLICANS.
They Name Their Delegates and Endorse
General Alger.

They Name Their Delegates and Endorse
General Alger.
CESTREvILLE. April 2S.-The Republican
county convention this afternoon was pre-
sided over by ]. w. French. Rousing
speeches were made by Mr.. French and
Bishop Z. Andrews. Delegates were in
structed to do all they could to advance the
interests of General Alger's nomination for
President. The delegates chosen are as
follows:
To the State Conventions: e. c. Well
lesley, w. l.. Baird. l.. A. Cispp, ]. w.
French, /. T. Hull, A. w. Ssnderson, J. c..
Miilsrd, j. 8. Weatherbee, c. o. Gladding.
J. Carr.
To the District Convention Fabius Fisk.
J. Mccoy, DR.. Sabin. s. w. Gage, l.. ID.
White. 4. A. Strong. A. c. Titus. l.. T.
Hull, T. Z. Oapp. w. II. Ipgraham, J. w.
King. 8. w. Knowlen, j. l.. Smith.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
kanes NJ husband is . sAozs had rs-
pors<r, y0a knosn

kones NJ hussznd is . sAoxsh4nd re-
porter y0a knosH
Wifs-My dear. dsd goa mail that letter
% Ans- 6osssy tAak gave yea tcres weeks
a<sg
Hash4nd-f franticslly elatcaisg coat
pecksl-wsll. rsstly-nE dsaz--doa's
yoa-
wils-oh. I'm 80 glad you wsre 50
thoaghtf1l aos % zail H. eongfsualAtsa
her on her marriage bat | see cy this
asorsins,s pagers she's noe divorced.
Charles K. Baldwin, cashier Of the Ma a
ufsctlrsrs Nztional Bank Of Waterbury.
Conn. b Al old tread Of Manager Berger.
Of this sisy. he 10 The treasurer OF that
maryelousiy successful aews association.
TIE United Prsss." aud has weekly
dealings With some Of the greatest newspz-
psEs Ia America. Under ths circumstances
ii giyss Hse great pleasure 10 print the fol-
losing letter from him.
Mx DkAE BERSzE ! have received sew
era copies 0f the TELE6RAA-HE ERALD, and
want 20 express my appreciation Of It's saap
aud general makeup. It's neatly printed
display zas.. SCI 1p by someone who Knows
his ooziaess lsspecially TIE banking sd }
The only criticism possible would De 70
clean Il up by taking cut few pictures snd
cough ads. i beiisve the time is c0Ining
when the Chicsgo Herald will be the ''typs'
% Judge al papers, sad when the mania
for pictures rill let up. l wish you all
manner Of success.
7 7 T
New York's Tosea Topics says there Is a
certain b.uff Old naval officer now quartered
az Washington who Vas down on sham and
artifce OF every description. and who dew
into towering rage when a friendly COM
rads advised him 10 tell his daughter not
20 lay The psint on quite so thick. The old
SEA dog vas wild at the insinuation. but the
following morning at breakfast he observed
his daughter closely.
LIZZIE. what's that you've got on your
fscer' he asked abruptly.
What's whst2'
"Oh. you know. that red stuff Paint
isn't ite Go upstairs and wash it off,"
"But papa
Go up. l say.'
The daughter went. She came down
presently looking white and dsiected-sh
was far from pretty-and took her seat At
the table.
Here am, papat'
ia heavens name. girl, what have you
done to yourselfY'
I've takes. od the paint"
"Oh. you havsl Well, good God. you 20
up and put 1t on again. You're q fright
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

s~ FErssss<xs. April a -Fh. E-s :
Tr~ssgs s-v~ th.s he prsseat iissr1 hone
rolicT Of re British cahines xa.zante>r =
ssi5dlsv, sat i aids shst hauss SECURITY rnsr
iasiuee Lera ss'isesry 70 revert g an sas{-
Rsss Al pciiss - trs esans Considering fhs
p8z<fsfiitT ~ sf1ch contingency tke paper
ssvs nat Rasslss sest eoarss - pnrssse e.
eaaafersrt IS ~oui3 be - erex1e CsazTzE
Asa>n difsrasfie< Aor ksssna
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

ui- - ~ ssrTss=1 fins vclsrs>~ - b>~s
rsfr1es dssa - S8s. - eel Ts 80
fninkin9 HBuste7 81 g9ed shnTt sz1Ftes
rnske frsct nsoTs aggressive reading tissn -
ssrdlne~T no~ei Tek xe helieTs publishers
-vnrM fs1hex risk q fs0vei ~ iitfls knogB
vrvf~r fhsn = ceiisetson - tste@ ~ one 4
rrr.sias7sSis fsu1s WY fhis 5 - u = sorss
-hat siGlou]s - underxesps. f0r god si1orf
rs1~ies s-e sffracsvs. sfd n s<sot rzszaz 80
srs arxaz fhe n,ost inspos-txn1 - ~szslg
- ~skl~w -Ts< kxseA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Be Buys a Samhsr sf Valuable Kentucky
Hor~i
IExrSsroS. NF. April 2s--Ths great
stallion. Wheeling Wilkes. OF George
Wilkes. dam by Edward Everett. has been
sold 81 '. C. Cromwell. Of this county. to
NJ r Bissel.. Of eSran5 Rapids. for slaeo0
T. p Psppsrs. of Frankfors, ky.. has sod
70 Nr Bisssii the bzs mare Dongois 4th. ey
Ou-srS. dam Embsssy. by Harold. for
si2U)o. and the bro~n 6lly. seatimsst p
By As5rid. dan Coqustis. hy Pilos, Jr.. for
4 eco
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

LAWRENCE. Mass. April 2s.-This NOR n
ing the boiler Of the Russell Paper Com
pany suddenly exploded. Michael Mel
vile and Robert Evans were blown
through the walls, which were partly de-
molished. The former were badly scalded
and will probably die. Evans injuries
were not serious
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

ksoat rsi3niatt re Firs Dsrsrsrnsrt
"a esne5 ems - s. sisrm frszu boz 81
Tas strscfs7ss so9nd T. - 81 frs zsrs sfss
5fS fxst hs5 taken risos On Dzvis-st- ard
fae psrai wszg1 wae wnsS wss ve1teo.
1..hn AelntEesk - IA i,zvss-st- 90 rst'e3
arc SD fEs Ere laste1d - 's1r aeht
- - be.ozs e tss s<x req. e>~>s %
49, <<4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Cnsrxxs. Apr 81 urrrsnf h1s bssn
iszusd fsr tae srress of D.. y ~. G. Herse.
of khis cfr. chsrrnx kim rltA estsiEiEse
Fss-ey s1dsT fslss p-stsxsss Thie - ~.
rgzca ~ neeriY ssrss weexx iavess 81 son
~ sxenfs q fns 0hlo Fsrsuers iss rsnce
Go1psny. q LersT O. eaS & = $50 VII
- tho-a8x5lF sfse6- Coasa1rx enc -
sset 80 s~s~ er~~eses ze~x<Ag.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
A TERRIBLE MINE EXPLOSION.
Two Men instantly Killed and Otheu
Frfghtfuily Injured.

WILKEsEAKgE. Pa. April 2S.-A fearful
explosion occurred in mine No of the
Delaware and Hudson Company at Ply
mouth, at o'clock. this afternoon. Pat
rick McGiil and John kneiss, miners. were
instantly killed. Charles 0'Connor. lab
orer. was 30 badly burned, that his life is
despared of, both eyes being destroyed and
his head and body frighIfully roasted.
Joseph Halloran and William James were
badly injured. but will live. The dead men
leave large families in destitute clrcum-
stances.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Csfckeo, April 2S.-Petitio1s TO Governor
Oziesby TO free the anarchists. Fiscbsr.
: wsb and Nees.. now confined in Joliet
PsaeseDtisry. sc - Re circulated for sigra-
tares next week b several labor orgxnizs
tiers Of Chiesga.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

DrTzoTT. APril H.-A - NJ special
from Nsshisg1on ~ys- S~nssor Stanford
today ted TIE Josu-al that oil taxi s5out
bin - - bis bsiszs presasntisl candidate
wss sksurt. H = Rof nor and never bss
bssu . cssaiiste. and dss aes wiss n rs
cnnsoeret - saca- Sac rs rsas -s.
nasztioesc Ia this connsesion - has -
- I'D nsny ietss-s 3ssIg &c fk. sns;ecs
rsscs - 90 10 svsn takea tie srerhle -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
THE TUNNEL DESTROYED.
Loss of 90. 600. 900 Caused by the Snow
and Rains.

Bette, Mont. April pa Garrison
special to the Butte Miner. says Mnllsn tnn
mel on the Northern Pacific, which passed
through the main range of the Rocky
Mountains. will probably be a total loss
Trains are now being ran over the switch
back at much expense. Experts on the
ground say that the snow and Spring rains
will bring on a heavy "squeeze." which will
n~csssiiste abandoning the tunnel a. a total
wreck. The loss will be over $2,0O0,O00.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
FOUR MEN KILLED.

About Thirty-Five Injured in . Railroad
Catastrophe.
OLEAs. n. Y. April 2s.-The Western
New York & Pennsylvania train going
south was ditched this morning near White
House. six miles from here. Four persons
were killed and thirty-fivs others are re-
ported injured
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

sxs.sss,t vsSssats-ssaNea
EDwoEE. April Z7.--Jom Sousey, sawyer
a. Green's mil, six miles .orth west of here.
shook hands with q saw this morning Tom
came out second best ss they al do. He
has only three Hngsrs on MS left hond now.
Tom SAYS he wont irY it agsin ----T ne Free
Aefh0dists are holding meetings here eysry
evening aud draw large croTds and q good
many embrace the fsith. ia is a little
discrepancy IN the finances d the township
snd q committee has ben srp0isted TO in
vsstiga.e and r.porf.---Tne A6vents here
sse building flne church. - cost, when
completed. sbont $5.Os0.--A. r. Curtis
hss bought the sore suisd ag Just vest OF
the First Baptist church. an y moving his
stock OF groceries into ID. We gOiless are
being oui in tie gTisl mlii. aui Il wlli nave
= capacity Of 100 bsrfels Ter dav-A rs
Fornhssn has pgt NJ tsis Srriax new
dou5is tleck shinzls NIL isst north Of his
Fesisierce. ---- There sre nine mills IN thls
vicinity al running Oar nlsrch aats al
report good trade.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

tx,A.s,.. 70 w. zsssssNV-vt,,A..
MORLEY, April 27.-Narried at $50 p. m.
Wednesday, by the Rev. Mr.. Newell. OF
this place. Miss HaIa Merrill of Morley,
and John L. Bowen, of Ionis. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. The couple
left for Grand Rapids at $50 for few days,
goins from there TO Detroit and back to
Ionia. where they expect to reside. The
saw mill OF Higbee IL Hugh will be run
ming full blast by May /. They are putting
in shingle Hniil and an elevator. which
will greatly add to the pockets of the firm
as they intend to cut the waste timber into
shingles. was long letter in last
weeks issue OF the Adcascs from Lon a.
Pelton, when leads some peopl e
10 think that be viii be back be-
fore July 4 next.--There is finally
base ball club organized st this place.
IF rain does not cher relief within q
week the prospec's ut wbeas crop will be
very siim.---flel l. NICHOLS. Charles
CrimmIns. Will Walker, ". w. Wiley and
ID. W. Brady. all Of this place. have gone on
trip 10 Louisiana looking at southern
pine. with the prospects OF locating.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29
MsddysviIle Matters.

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MIppLxvILLE, April 25.-Bop. John
Csrveth and family returned Wednesday
from two months trip through the South.
They spent the last month upon Lookout
Mountain.-Dan Collins ana wife and i.
A. Sills and wife, of Deenaet. Dakota,
reached here Thursday morn ing. Mr. and
Mrs. Collins aud Mrs. Sill. have many
friends here, and viii max them an ex-
tended visit.-Rev. Mr.. TIi.sy, late pastor
of the Baptist church, who mss bsen spend
ing the Winter in Des Moi;ses. Iowa, is in
town.-Tbe fhorDspple ana Irving Sun
dao School Convention met yesterday
at the NJ. f. church. An interest.
ing programme mad been prepared,
and this. the first meeting of the
association is proving snccess.--koi s.
Thabur. native OF Burmah, will give an
jl'ustrSted lecture on the habits and pecu-
liarities of his people, at the Baptist church
next Monday and TGesisy evenings
Union Temperance meeting at the NJ. 4.
church next Sunday evenlng.-The
funeral of Miss Margaret Coykendal took
place Friday from her brothers home in
Yankee Springs.-The bank front ha.
been neatly painted.--Vni. Tur ner will
take possession of the Johnson House next
Tuesday. Mr.. Haywood, the present land
lord will move on his farm near Wayland.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

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