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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26
NOTICE.
BE Qual:Fed Electors Of he Obunty o.

To Tie Qualified Electors Of The County OF
heH.
Notice is hereby given that the question
rs 10 whether or no. the County 81 Kent shall
raise by loan III, sln of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollais. for tie pnrplse OF
erecting n Court H0ue. will lie Submitted 70
TIE qualified electors of the County Of Kent
at the annual township meetings thereof.
and the charter election of the city Of Grand
kHpics TO be held IN said Couuty on the Il .
Nondayin april A. ID loso. "a d losn 10 b. pay
able ~ follows, and AT rate of iai cresi DO. to
exceed i've per cent per annum on - sums
remaining due AMI unpaid on the rNeentL day o
January of esch ana every vosr TO wit.
The sum OF ten thoJsand dollars payable on the
fifteenth day Of January. 1890.
The sum o. twenty Thousand dollars payable on
the fifteenth cay al =. nuaTy. 1921.
The sum OF & n thousand dollafs payable the
fifteenth ia % Ia uary. 1872
The sum Us eDty thousand dollars payable on
the fifteenth dav OF January. lSs@
The sum of ten tholssnd dollars payable on the
fifteenth day of January. lSs4-
The sum of twenty thousand dollars payable on
the fifteenth day oi January. j. -.
The sum OF ten thousa dollars payable on the
fifteenth day o. January. lse&.
The sum OF twenty thouS nd dollars payable on
the fifteenth day Of January. 1sg7.
The sum OF ten thousaad dollars payable on the
fifteenth day of January. isos
Tie sum OF twenty tho ussnd dollars payable en-
the fifteenth day Of January, 1893
Dated February D. 1888
By order OF the Board Of Supervisors Of Kent Co
JACOB W WALKER.
CORNELIUS l. HARVEY. Chairmin of Beard.
Clerk OF Board
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

The Union Pscisc has jzst Arranged with
"a. eastern connexions for = series Of serai-
nsonthiy excursions 20 al points On its lines
IA Kansas and NEBRASKA and - fsT YES a.
Sterling, Colorado. G. TIE Nsbrssks divi-
500 Tickets for ne ro11d srip vi8i Dc
so3d a. the rate Of short o1s limited fare bv
Unlon Pacific. Ten dsys riil - SLOWED
sosng snd 1vs rstUrairs ard The tickets
vi b good foT thirfv 3svs sish sfop-over
priv ezes within these lIn1rts over taz
Uason Psci6c Ines il The states 1s1ssd-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26
SMITHS OPERA HOUSE.
New Company and New Attractions for
the Present Week.

New Company and New Attractions for
the Present Week.
Beginning this evening another excellent
vaudeville entertainment viii be presented
q, Smiths Opera House for the week.
Twenty specially star, are announced. the
cid lime fsvOriss Satsums. the prince Of
japanese iug-iers heading the list In con-
junction vita him viii appear the follow
ing artistes. ~hica viii assure large audi
sucss throughout the engagement Cars 4
MCPbsrson, song and dance Gibson &
Murray. IN character sketches. Miss Nellie
Hsyue- co1srsitO. Niss Kitty Morris. song
and dance, Harrison. femsls impersonstOr.
the Vernon Sisters v0cziists. Joha Gibson,
~. II. Mcpherson. silence and fun. Miss
Nellie Manson. buriesgue, Aiss May Wei
den. vocalist ". n. Cars, chsrscser sorgs
and dances. Mss Marie Ward. skippinz
rope dancer. Harry and Minnie Wood.
johnny Ray ard Ada hslvilis. A new
minstrel scene viH oe introduced and the
performsnce slli conclads vita the in
tsnseiy fanny cousdy. Epitspss-'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

The pstroimsn On the Aimyst. beat heard
q terrible noise in Lou Anderson's sporting
house and found George Chubb q runneg
tor the house. frsnzisd With drink. howl
iug. throwing chsirs and dancing aro1ad
Ike maniac a. soon IS be saw to. CO
Ger % bers8e meek 81 szne. he vss
arrested and edged n ire poiice station "a
s~&t TIE iu6gss sentence this morning foT
Being con ascted eth and rsisi1x q ssarh-
ance IN a aouss 81 prostitution
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

The Prohibifioaists held their city con-
vention in the w. c. T. L. rooms. on Pearl
strees. A. o. Crozisr presided and N. h.
Walker acged - SECRETARY. The various
wards elected ak delegates each % the city
and county conventions anu chose ward
Committees. Ii vas decided 20 hold the
city convention al the Superior Court room
next Thursday evening. and IA. X. Walker.
j. X. Johnston. J. +. Amss, George Candse
. "a j. Ill. Tatsm were appointed city CON-
mittes. Aessrs. Walker and Croker APP
pexled 70 those present Tor financial aid 10
run the campaign. aad the small audience
dispersed suddenly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

A minister. not tue regular pastor, arose
after the second hymn last evening. and
said: Asa few have ventured out through
the storm To hear an old man preach.
think they should be given something OF an
encouraging and comforting nature, so |
will abandon the discourse had intended
giving for that purpose" His sermon on
the enterprise of Christians was much en-
loved bv the few The majority of the
ministers preached TO small congresati ons
last evening owing 20 the sample OF New
York blizzard which visited the Valley
City yesterday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

~ Qaaley TO policeman during thu
storm last evening" say, Mr.. Copper
can't you take a fellow in2
0oliging Policemsn-Couldnth have asked
q favor al better time. | havn't arrested
q man In two weeks Come along.
Jack, ct sight OF the patrol box-Lool
here, pardner. guess / can paddle my own
canoe this evening.
D. P.-Not much; this is too good snsI
for me. Here John, one drunk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26
An Amicabie Settlement.

William O'Neal. the employe of James
Walsh, q farmer near Englishville. who
sold load OF hay belonging to his employer
and skipped with the money, was captured
in this city Saturday by the farmer himself
O'Neal says he had no intention of keeping
the money. bat thought ne would come
back TO town and have some fun. He gave
the money to his employer, and they start
ed for home together.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

The Alrhs-Chi- 0une<z Trio. frora Alison
CrnseTvsssrv q 41sc. sssssfe1 ~ ossers
Ill sivs c01cerf e 80 Sec<s1i Street u
s. cA1rch 81 f3eszaF ewensax. As-zh =
Adnisxson. sdnfss. - csnfs cAis5r@n +
cszN A. srs eardss.r iaFite8 e afesrd
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

Mr.. @ T. Busgs late Principal Assistant
Engineer Of ths ohie & Mississippi Pail Nay
has permanently iocst led ia Grand Rapids
and, tesetaer with Mr.. Fred ". Stew ems
late assistant engineer L. . GoyeFnn enI,
ssd resident engineer OF the G. r. l. A d.
Railway. have oPsned al o1ies ~ o. North
Division 81. They announce that additions
and subdivisions viii De srtislicsiiy anc sc-
curatsly plated. grsGlEg contracts made
and plans and estimates furnished for all
engineering work. Me,srs. /. NJ Weston,
Arthur Meigs. u. c. Underwood. Jas Camp
bell and W. K. Scrisner are given a. ref
erences.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

verY srjcyahie progressive Pedro party
-.s xivsa SATURDAY evening ~ Mss Belle
stsele st hsr roouas. corner ~ Cara ard
t~safv corrIes. The f-st prizes ~srs ron
sv Anaie Lasnosse and - e4ofhicz ard
a. eooey - CAses sxT aud hs. Ei~Ha
Tharasun-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

The Axsaes IL ths a.Ass 81 FspslAs
sd we'll q assu (ssstlssa.E.

TIE AEe&cf II tAs AsEas 81 fepsl2E
sod we'll 3aSSe 0shtlsaa.s.
{. I. Sch0nsld. the popular bsojoist
whose psrtrsit sppesrs IL another pzx y
tie pster today. ear readers sill - 6ogbs
rscogniEs a. oos u iks prDelpsl per ferEners
IA ne ate sntert4iBusag Tor tie ks
bs8enI lie Is szsef Tor tbs eldest ard
largest Ga renDsTs 10 AsaeFlcz, tAs NScaaG
Oh Company. % keCBesleI, n. \ IUis
cosopssy also Gains - Dc tne eldest snc
izrsesf AsE cfzctCrsrs Of lubriczung olis IN
the world. tnslr specially. Il tsey have one
b<ing tAs world resosned TO ". Cylinder
OIL Tkey also manufacture the hghtsr
grades OF labrieatlng AMI nns engine OILS.
Charley has been very successful IN intro
dueink these goods into tins t2rsitOry. aud
Is fssl building APP lsTge aud substantial
trade. The goods be handles are g0krzn-
teed 10 be the hnest, most uniform add
economical eila manufactured. whicA faos
has seea proysa by the leading CONSUMERS
all over IAe land.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

The committee Of arrangements for the
r7ks benefit here reported % the lodge tass
~ receipts ~sre 500. Ant that the expenses
~srs scraethiDx over f4oo. lesvin< = pro6s
ssr he charitable fa1d ~ sbout $50
A1er the next rex1iar consrns aicsfon Of
ne Lodge ne Initiation fee vii be rzi.~d -
<,E
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

HOOK-At his residence. i37 StSsirhtst. Sat
uriay. March "A. lssS Peter c. Hook aged -
y-sS
Funeral Tuesday March 2. from his late resi-
dence. at o'clock ,. m. and from American Re
formed Churoh Al o-eloek Z. N.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

Done suffer sny longer. remove corns
hunions and ingrowing nails for men,
women ard children ard treat the feet IN
genera. q, The Turkish Bath House. c3rneI
honroe and Ionis-sts.
Ms TsRo~zzrrrp
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

True ~ steei ard ~ unerring a. re
mariners cornpsss 3 II. B1as CouEh
SFrup.
AZ pain 5rstrcvsr 10 Anirent n the
n,srkst saus.s Saivsfion OH Price only Is
cpnts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26
WANTED!

CUSTOMERS FoR WALL PAPER AND CURTAINS
To those calling upon Us We will make
il an object for them 10 make their selec-
tons and purchases-sll grades from the
cheapest 10 the best.
BRApTIELD & Co.,
50 Monroe-st and % South Diyision-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

To by Curts;as far houses o. storss = a
Br.dses6 4 Ces g Nerves. Is-xex.
ssock .ad lowsst prlcss hsn yates far
-Ssk-1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

eeorxe-Hslio. Chs~lsy. how = every
thing to-day
rhariie-Aw. ia xoine slawnG yeu
kncw On TIE even tenor or soprsno n Is
W.
Gso~rp-Ah. dcns give IS snvthinr -
hsss a. thst me Der rs ate sstaer TO TOO.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

tsRks7
xi1lfre-~ cpeninz a. kenssii's Tuesday,
vesr-sasg AL ranr~isy. Hsrvh ~. =
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26

sllxhfis Hsrsas<s E.ia % sas~.
WasHfseros. A3Ech s.-fEcsn % 5rssk
nofrhs.sI.a!s siaaz. siiehfiy sar1sEs r-la
"a snes
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26
Where can | find La1ies' first
class Kid Shoes worth $3.50
for about Sl.50 or $500?
Only at O'HARA'S.

Where do ladies generally
go to get those handsome
beaded Toilet Slippers for
$l.55 or $l.509
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-26
To O'HARA'S of course.

Who sells gents genuine
Dongola seamless vamp Shoes
for $1,000 | always have to
pay 400 myself.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
SOCIETY SPECIALS.

TEE harp which ia the oldest musical IN
strunneat, Is becoming The latest fad
LATEST fad among fashionable girls =
getting mp = collection Of dummy cats for
house decoration.
A RsrLr should Be made 20 a written IN
vitasron % Almost any social affair. II is
wise 70 send the note By messenger.
TEv latest wrinkle in managers IA his. To
show zrest politensss. advance one step and
bow. 30 show the reverse senameut. draw
back step and bow
HTsrNa vsluables % displsv as rv-ddir ?
presents n tse latest scheme BY which one
Young woman makes anotBer young woman
green with snvY.
rHxss = noshisr ike fashionable poru-
ia-itT. Over q do1sn csblesrsrns ~ con-
gTafglssior vprs sens from View YORK IA
Paris she day after The znnouuc~usant az a
shsrniag widows engagement to a French
noolsuzn.
Tvs gun chewing mania q stl iurrsas-
ing rsptssy au,aus the vuuthfuf heue= of th-
ariseccrs<v. The proper and correct Rlfs for
vosng iadv beng rev a sox - --ira. de-
Grated IN dainty fssaions snd tied with pres-
y riboon-
LAW balloon a = noveity IN r,res. ard
r-rsns "a cricx-t for za<as Ii1ss halls
ard -qnsiiv Eght has ara used instead 4
the bard oalis ard heavy bsts euanie~-d sn
craeksf- Nc sowing : required. vaaie stsop-
fs< a slso rendered sauecesszrv. AM
lsrEs sumeer can pay t.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
Special Election.
OFFfcE OF CITY CLERK

OfFl1E OF lily tLkkk.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July -. 1855
10 The Quslihed Electors OF the City OF Grsnd
Take notice that special election will be held
IN the city of Grand Rapid on
Tuesday, the eth Day Of August. 1883,
AT which time the following ballot and propo-
sition VIII be submitted 10 be voted uDon by said
electors via: 'thall the Common Council Of the
City Of Grand Rapids borrow .one hundred en-
my thousand dollars and bond the city for IN,
anne for the purpose of extending the mains and
distribu Ing water pipes oi said city 70 an sggre
gate OF my ysix miles and for betterments TO the
sater system Of said CITY,
shall the Common Council OF the citv Of
Srand Rapids borrow one hundred and fiity hou-
sand dollars and bond the city for the sane io-
he purpose OF extending the mains tnd disirib
u'ing wsier pipes of said city To an aggregate o
afiy six miles, sn for betterments tcfhe watc
5 stem of said city NO.
And that the Rosrd of Inspectors Of Election o.
he city OF g aud Rapids will meet at the ia
herein alter designated on tuesday, ibe sth d.,
# August, lsss, at IL O'Clock a. m a3d close al b
clock y m
First esrd-Engine house, Grsndvilie ave
second wsrd-SupeTioT Court roo d. Pesfl-si
Third ward, first precinct-Engine house, I.s
-raye-si-
third ward. Second precinct-se4 JeGerson
ave
Fourth ward. First precinct Engine bol,,.
Barclay-st
Fourth ward. Second precinct Eagine house
fteSCcut-ayo
Finn ard Engine house, corner Leonard and
Csral ITS
sixth ward Engine house north Of Leon
ard s
seventh wsrd-Ensine house. corner Front sn,
second sts
Eigbfh wsrd-Eng1ne bolss. Ieforeon At
q. n. 0eGraaf, bred Saundefs
I'd n. 81, 10. Maurice sasushsu
jOhu CrcqBe. Isaiah stewart
Robert Sproui, Nm. n stokes
tfco X Davidson, ". Hayward.
T.. l. Baldwin. Prank RodgerS
Jacob EisenhsFdt j. l.. Iaunierc.
I'd O Donnel 4 Mckee
B0srt Of ingpector or E.eetion Of the CITY q
Grand Rapids
JoHS J. BELENAr. City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
TOWN. TOPICS.

Eesi estate Iansisrs yesterday snlssatsd
Q 81 4e5
: g. Hoit bss asa paid 5000 for los
% hosts.ek 8 Ces Adaiti0a-
Dr. IS ssson. the usw hsalta osscsF. toox
ch-sxe of-Als clles yesterday
zoafh oraaa Rspias 5 ao~ Dosto1ies.
lrefzsf - ne nrsf postEsstzs.
tss heAasa WofziBg4ea q Kalamazoo
49, give a. fxcEfsioa - lEis city today
he pFaLihsloaists s8d their con gsntion
Eefe iasMs 1f Conversation among mans
Esafls ysstsll.y.
a. ~ h8lealns has opensd ap = nsv
nrst cl4ss o44Dsr saOl a. CaLal-st, pe4r TIE
aisr Clothing house.
The GA Euilmef House. al the corner Of
ta2s aa1 south Dls-s-on sls.. . oslns
t1.foegniy repaired.
q. ~ TUFTS. $50 hss iaisiy moved % tbs
cify. Ia g4TeG azsd a i0l on hafclsy 81 and
tas commsncsd puiidl1E fssidsnee
Nsoisos Aorse. ths con nposss Of Gin
ssfsl a a. 5cneo - in the city arranging
the d. ls.e ioF iAs Three blIaa Aics CON
pagY.
The saak clsarinss lof he mOnth Of J1ly
Nere g. f15.0l7 -. for July 1897 they we're
g. eos s5l. ~. an Increase for 1888 VI t-l.-
l6- "a.
Rensselaer, Van Ness Who recently sold
his residences a. $50 Weaithy-aye.. 10 build
inz another residences on ths east side Of
loi.e<s ave. urar Wealthy.
CRY water Eiil be cut Of on Lyon-st..
from piFaisn 20 LalaYstte-st.. today for the
purpose ei seiiiuk waves for the additional
pressure 0n t1s alsh levels.
A. L. Kseler. of so fhomss-st. a psinter.
iFi rom ladder a. tbe Fast Street school
lu .tiak yesterday aud was quite badly Ia
Il .d. Ibs patrol wagon took him home.
Ibe N8uag People League Of the Foun-
tan Street church will hold their regular
monthly meeting IA rae church psrlors
tonight Everybody welcome Rev. DR..
Graves o.. Atlanta. Ca. viii Be prssent and
have something Interesting 70 say 10 ths
League.
In tbe item OF the uixht blooming cereus
Yesterday morning The name should have
been printed Cornelius Bnrlsy instead Of
Burnsy. Nr Beriey is ~rl known as the
iorszsn AZ Powers q Walkers. end the
r-adsrs 81 TIE TELkoskM-H HEAALD very prob
ABLY fecognl4s 4sd the error.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
FROM FOREIGN PARTS.

THE whale fishery in the Greenland seas
and Davis Straits was very unproftable In
1855, 'nos, it IL said. ''for lack Of whales,
but because, from long persecution. they
have become simply unapproachablc"
Az Englishnan who attempted TO photo
graph camp Of seven Moorish soldiers at
Capc Judy was set upon by them and killed
while adjusting his camera. which they did
not understand the use OF and were fright
ened at
THz Russian navy continues 70 make vast
strides, aad ~ the approaching two hun
dretth anniversary of the formation of the
frst Russian feet seven new, large vessels
viii be com menced at different shipyards on
The Black Sea
Fos some tine past the people OF En- gland
have been generally Concerned regarding
the fslisg s6 in tho supply of horses suit
able fer army purposes. The present con-
ditson Of the army as regards The want Of
horees 10 very serious. One cavalry rsgi-
mens OF .3o0 men Is said TO have only $50
horses.
KAISER WILLIAM only used two swords
and one sable throughout his whole lfe
The hrst was the one used when he was q
boy, from 1910 20 1894 Then the Car gave
him a sword which he carried until the bat
tie OF ssdowa Upon that dav he adopted
ao Infantry saber, which he wore till his
death
THE of'cial report on Russia for 1855
shows that the population of the empire IS
100, ,ooo, 900 There we're as. pa deaths by
vioiencei $4,000 fires; 2,37T distlleries, 49,
600 wins and beer shops; o45 sugar refn-
eros; 3 universities; -. .5sl Orthodox
csGrches; i,sS7 Catholic; 7oS Protestant; 349
synsgogae<- and S951 mosques.
IN the Algerian Sahara there are uurae--
Gus suoteErsnean lasxes in which a number
OF small fishes and mollusks live and null
tslv- Moreover, the ar.esian wells Of the
Sahara often throw out fish that are some
times two inches in length The govern
ment OF The oases Of Theoes and Gsrbes. in
Egypf, in iS49, asserted that he took from
an arsesian well 40 feet deep. near his resi-
deuco. fish IN sufficient quantity TO supply
l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
IN THE RoTUNDAs

J. g. Fowler. Of Washington. is at The
Morton
wm. Hitchcock, Of Leland, Mich. is at
The Eagle.
W D. Fuller. Of Nsvsygo. is stopping at
the Eagle
Hon r. G. Peters, Of Xsnistes. vas in the
city yesterday.
James Gardner and wife. Of Eaton Rapids,
are A. TIE Eagle.
II. " Aowry. Of Minneapolis. is stop
ping At the Eagle.
Neal acNillen and c. +. Sears, Of Rock
ford. are AZ The Morton.
J. y. Robinson. Of Mnwsukss. was late
arrival AZ sweets lsst night.
Misses Marion and Josephins Davis Of
Eik Rapids. are st Tbs Morton.
Rev. Washington Gardner ~ss AZ IN.
Esgie yesterday, and vent North.
T. D. stimson. tbs big Chicago lumber
man. vas At The Mortsn yesterday.
EN- Marble, Of Washington. er-Com-
missioner Of Patents. is at The Morton.
At. Lindermsn. Of whitehall. spromi-
nsnt business msa Of that lively burg. ia AZ
Sw-ets
= r. NsrkIs of Detroit. General Manager
II ths Fdison Electris Company. is stopping
a. Tbs Morton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

A. " Curtis Z CO. have removed from ssS
South nivisioa-st
TIE third story v.iis 81 the NcNaIlar
block are couuplsted.
Mis- Lsmberf~pn, of sfsafur. - The xu-ss
IF NJ and Ms. ". =. Chapman. of Sonth
Division-st
rbs wrich block On he corner Of sorth
DIVISION snd Sycsmore-sts.. Il nearly ready
for The roof.
The Anses " r. church ell give q Avn
fese a. the residences sf I. J. Evsrhart to-
r,orrow evening
Ward Woodw1rtb q iisfle Roy fwo sra
one-aaif vesrs oid. strsve.i ron hi- hor,s
% Sonfe Dirision-st ssriv Yesterday morn
inx. and sffer searching nearlv tae Whole
length ef DIVISION st.. he vss f1und nearlv
Gown tcvu.
As Charlie outacus-. Of south Division
81 wss passing between .onse csrs standing
- re HsIl-st. crcesiug Tuesday os pisred
his f,at cB ere 81 he Bumpers iuss a. -
engine showed ne cars tcgsfasr HI. foot
~ss -aurht ard the hes 81 his .ho.
crushsi. considerably srnisinx TIE he-l of
his foot.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

Mrs. T. J. Bush has returned to her home
In Jackson.
Alfred /. H0lcomo Is seriously III At h.s
home. lS3 Oold-st.
D. Thoms. the photographer. has gone
Esss on a short visit.
Mrs John and Miss Kittie Denton. OF
Jackson. are WISHING friends in this city.
Mrs L. A. David, Of Ransom-st left yes
terdsy for visit with friends At Benton
Hsrbor.
Mrs. sid II. Roosevelt Of Big Rapids, and
vel know IN this city, IS very SICK a. the
home OF her parents in East Saginaw.
Mr. aud Mrs.. E. A. Wells, OF Turner. St.
have started for tvO-week's pleasure trip
- Chicago and the northern resorts Of the
state.
Mss Nettis Rust. who has been spending
Der vacation in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
T. W. Dwight, returned home 70 Detroit
yesterday.
Will A Hsines, CT Shawmut-ave.. sod
some Of bis friends are spending their vaca-
ton on one OF the northern islands camp
iog oaL They report . happy time
Mr. and Mrs. MeIlvain. of Vicksburz:
Mrs. J. v. Crane. of the Irving Mis Elliott
and Mrs. AT Crippen and Two children
made a pleasant party for Hareor Springs
yesterday morning
Mrs. Maxim Wilson. widow OF the late
Or. Maxim Of this city. is nov stopping at
seth Holcomb's pisce. 3o7 Front-st.. on
her return from The East. after an absence
Of about eileen months.
Jim" Coleman. of the Postal Telegraph
Company. and II. C. Ostrsndsr. Of the G. X.
& /. Telegraph Company, leave today for St.
Psni where they 20 70 scceps positions
with the Northern Pacific Railway.
Those Who 20 to Bay View asd Petoskey
from this city will ind friends and fellow
citizens located ss follows Mrs NJ w.
Bal, block II. lot 3 Bay View. Julius Ber-
ksy sad family. block n, lots and e. Mrs.
X. W. C0rsoa. Chsrievoix resort; j. T. Gre
cue. block 5. lOt 1, Bay View Ars +. Earle.
WsquetOnsinz. Mrs. G.. \ Johnson, block
a. lOt I. Bay View. Mrs +. Letielier, block
8. lot 2. Bsv View. 5. F. Rowland, Weque-
t0nsinr. Mrs. J. Shields. Wsqnstonsiug.
Mrs. F. p. Seymour. Marble Cottage, Bay
Vie~. .. E. Wilmsrth. block 4, lot 3. Bay
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
Hotel Gossip About Water.

hotei 0oosip Absut water.
n. c. Johnson. of Sweets Hotel, eays
This isa first.clsss hotel and keeps up 10
times, has oil the modern Improvements
lock at this elegant Office. OF course ",
have cut of city river water, not The beau
liful blue Danube" but the yellow, mudd,
stuff that fowe By our Soldiers Home
Now, We have for all purposes the cold
parking spring water of the Hydraulic
company. Water is softer IN the East thar
u is here. I'll tell you the Hydraulic watei
IS the best ever saw in this city. It's a.
right. A man could smell the city waite
while drinking it; the new water is clear az
a mirror. no sediment; clothes come out o
he laundry brighter and better; it is bette
or boilers you don't have 10 take out 3
bushel of mud: it's cheaper; you can't hesi
mp mud for nothing. the new water is ali
light.
Mr. Johnson, OF The Eagle: we have
cut of city water, and use Hydraulic water
II gives great satisfaction; in fac, We
couldn't use city water; every body under
stands that / consider the Hydraui,
Sster excellent spring water; l don't think
1 Is pc ssiole 10 get better; il compares IA
yorsbly with any water ! have ever seen
here. or anywhere IN the country. | cam
csll n person a crank who loves city water
3ut don't. The difference in Hydraulic
water is simply wonderful When ! used
The city water. and come TO clean out our
snks, the sediment was awful. Now tbs
lanks are ss clean as It is possible for them
% pc. We can even make better tea snc
cofee now than we used to"
Mr.. Boyd Pantlind. OF the Morton Horss
says: We are stuck on the new Hvdraulic
water. IL is so clean and clear. II is ths
only water we use in the house: is good foT
al purposes. especially drinking and cook
inr. Our housekseper says II is splendid
The city water oy dirt and grit. wouldEcut
TIE valves ia our elevator; guests would
turn on city water in bath tub and look a
IL. and then refuse to get in. in short, ve
would not change back for anything. Hs
srsulic IL dandy"