Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11


Hossl aud otasr cusinsSs osn report thss
business = slIshtly a ihs gals
J. GrsA.n : in Grand Hsvsn making a
orlsf visit ~ith sTlenas ~ tA.s plaos
A Dew SAFE hss 5sst been PLACED ia the
IsweiTy store owned 81 Efssst hlasf
Aboai enc cas- CT every three teams seen
on he avenues yesterday we're ha1ilaS
iCsds q wood.
Tie fdasFal OF the late Major DAVIS viii
tzke pisoe n the Op<fa House Monday
morBiBg a. 1880.
Fred. CLARK. third pipemsn of No. hose
oeB4eSuy, lefl issl syeB4ag ior Grand Rapids,
ehsgs be vii make as home iOr seine
time.
number Of the boys belonging 10 the
Nusksson Rifles lsfg last evening Tor Grand
Rapids 10 attend the ball given by Company
10 shelr sImoTy
Allen Bros jewellers who occupied the
store NTH MaKeh tie tailor. have removed
across the street intO tie STORE formerly
occupied oy August kr<athin as Jswelry
store.
A Derouck. Of Toledo, and Dick Eng
lanc, Of this city, will meei Ia hard glove
contest a. the Athletic club rooms al Lake
side this evening. The match - 10 be 10
nnish.
The funeral Of the late George Dnfert,
who came 10 his death by exposure, will
take place at O'Clock this afternoon from
Mrs. Browns ~ IerIsce-sL, where DuieTt
wss boarding.
The social hop given by the c., w. NJ.
HOse Company in The Clay avenue armOry
last evening MAS attended by about IhT -
hundred people. and every one who at
tended seemed 10 enjoy Il.
Miss Louise Welsh and Miss Eva Per.
kins. two OF Msnistte's young ladies. were
ia tins city the past week. observing the
kindergarten system as taught III our
schools, preparatcry 10 introducing 1t IN
| Asnlstee.
A. one of our spssdefs was speeding down
Nestern-ave. yesterday afternoon, tie col
lded with a iaimer with load OF wood.
The TeSult was a broken whifiietfec for the
speeitr. The farmer 'smOle" smile and
drove serenely along.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Petrie entertained a large
number of trends Ct six-handed pedro last
evening at their residence. IL East Western
ave, six tables beng pisye0. The rooms
were nicely decorated with evergreen and
flowers. al the close of the games delicious
! refreshments were served 70 all the guests
and the evening was passed very pleas
Ently.
Rob Soother, who is employed on the T.,
| s. d M. Railroad AT the new bridge across
| Webstsr-ave., wss seriOualg burned yester.
dgy afternoon by 81 embanxment falling
| on him, while ST work under the bridge
| He was al once removed 10 the flvnn Ho
| iel, and Dr. Y. a. Ssrgeron was summoned
and cared for the patient. i he coctor re
| ports That the injury is not serious.
Il am weary of living" moaned poor Mrs
Black,
"For Pm isiriy worn oat with the ache in
my back;
| My nerves are chain
OF we kness and pain,
Ard my poor head is aching as if it would
crack"
Now. don't be discouraged" cried COOS
Mis-. White,
1T is never so dark but there's promise o.
light;
| can tell you. in brief,
What will give you relief.
Pierce's FavoTite Prescription will sooI
set you right. Il is the only remedy io
woIusn's peculiar weaknesses and ailments
| sold by druggists. under positive guar
| autee from the manufactures, that IL vii
| give satisfaction il every case or money
| will be elunded See guarantees on bottle
wrapper. Large bottle 100 dosesi 81. Sil
| for 80,