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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Mrs. z. F. Sweet will Summer at Mack
Miss Carolyn Parrish leaves this week for
Chicago.
w J. s,usrt's family win go to Mackinsc
for the season.
Miss Helen Putnam has returned from
Vsssar College.
Rev. ID. +. Barnes OF Kalamazoo, was In
the city yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs.. Peters are spending Sunday
With relatives IN Ailegan.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Covell will spend
the summer in the East.
Arthur Meigs and family go to Ottawa
Beach for the heated term.
Mrs. Margaret Scott, Of Adrian, Is the guest
OF Mrs William Widdicomb.
Mr. Dwight Goss hss gone % s.. Johns to
attend the Wedding Of friend.
Mr. and Ms. willard 5. Turner returned
from their bridal trip yesterday.
Mr.. James Granger mas returned hcms
from an extended trip TO California.
Mr.. Charles Sacia. Of Oconomowoc, Wis,
is the guest of his cousin. W. ID. Frost
Mr. and Mrs. O. :. Hartman are spending
SUNDAY With her parents a. KALAMAZOO.
Mrs. Gransllo. of Philadelphia. is visiting
her son, Mr. Frank Grsnell0. Of this city.
Mrs. L. A Ward left yesterday for ten
DAYS visit with relatives and friends in Chi
cago.
r. Crofton Fox hae tsken cottage Al.
Msckinae, and ihs family will Summer
there.
Miss Alice James, OF the High School,
will cave in . few days for Red Wing.
MINI.
Ms. Mary Miller gave Iittls party last
sveslng a. her pleasant residences on Ful-
toa-st.
Mss Irene Hsssltins has rssHrssd from
stanford. Ct, rhers she has been sttend-
ing school.
T. Sweet aud family vii occupy their
cottage at Oftsws Beach. as usual, during
vsrn weather
Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Spring ars a. Allan
&c City. y. j. Mt. Spriag IS greatly ina
proved IN health.
NJ. ard Mrs. G. A. Hard and daughter.
ef Pueblo. Cob. are visang AR. c. L. Law
ioa. 0f zse Iefiersen- 81.
NJ " r Ninm hss urrchsssd ths Fox
cot,sxs at Mscsfswa Psrx kad bis family
wil spend tie sesson ihsre.
The new cottsge bunt ~ Dr. r. Hem
shreT Stevens at Ottawa Beaca, = one Of
ihs ureftiezs buildings thar.
M ~ s HuH sss ogresssed = hesu.i-
fil sp.n q Eghs eaTs sd nov ridss in che
ef the ncst siegsnt rtrnoufs IN tasn.
NJ Holden. ~ Reed C.tr. s.ses ss s-d
chipoer 81 q Tonng zfri. = r tns cltT. ne
Sne-S ~ her son. Son. a q. 3 Holden.
Mz Msesi n Brown. whc has bse7 a.
ersuEs Pace Seaeol. l=sandagss n Y
ass rerurness acme for the isag vsostcn.
NJ George Stsnton. u. wso uf.r-a
second srross II rs~Siys snort tiase sr,
hss 80 fsr -eesverei A. a oe snis % be out
NJ 3 s. Johnson and family ssve to
morrow tov Chrevsburr River n. = Thee
ri.l scend he samnssr OF tas Afsn6c
.casf-
Bev r. Wixie fornsTi7 81 fhe Esss
Street ehurcn. rent 80 Cafsr Srrinzs fss-
rer.iaF snd vii xo - Bay View hor tas
sumner
Niss Car. wsitcr has returned fras
sebool snd - sp-1d - vscstion wrfh
ser psrenss. Rs-. and Mrs.. II. P. Weiesn.
81 this c.tr.
M. Fre<s : cisrk sna Ssnxh1e~ Blsurt.
l<o yesterday ncea aer t~o r>sss Tisas
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

The long looked for and most srdently
anticipated weather has reached the Valley
City, and now that everything is in good
condition, both weather and water, | take
great pleasure in inviting all my friends TO
visit the Manhattan Beach bathing grounds
today. have made many. yes very msny.
improvements in my place, and am now
prepared to Accommodate four hundred
people, having purchased several dozen
new suits and added many rooms. The
ladies will hare entire separate bathing
grounds, and will not have 20 suffer the in
convsniencs and annoyance OF the little
BOYS a. last year.
The t0bogxsn slide IL great and will afford
much pleasure to ali participating Tie
bowling alley will furnish those desirous Of
developing their muscle ample opportunity
to do 80. Then when tired of bathing.
tobOgzaning and the DO Wing alley, We have
a large commodious lunch Psrlor. at which
place re will serve ice cream. soft drinks
and lunches to individuals or private par
ties. Come one. come a. to the opening Of
ths Manhattan today.
CHas. " SFrprLI.
pronrietor and Manager
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

James r. Lam0reaux art Miss Lizzie
Grace Nsai we're married on Wednesday a.
the residence o. tns brides uncle. Mr..
James Nssi. Who resides or the Walker
road. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. X. Il. Maynars. Of sparta. There
we're a6out two hundred quests present az
the wedding suppsr. which was served in
mesiiatsiy alter the ceremony. AR. and
Mrs. Lsm0rsauK we're ths reel pients sf sin
cere congratulations and Numerous Tslnable
prsseats. Among those present were Mr.
add Mrs. A. j. Lxmoreaux. Mr. and Mrs
r. Neal. Mr. and Ms. 4 ". Lamoreaux Of
Wsssr Mr.. and AIRS. +. Lsmoresux, Of
Walksr. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ". Hilton. OF
Der..s. Nrs. and Mss Hunter Saviige. Of
Spring Lake: Mr. and Mrs. II. Finch and
family. Nr. and Mrs. C. Leland. Mrs. A.
Ssy more. citY. Frsd Seymors city. Mr. aud
Mrs. III. Collins. city. Mrs. r. konkle, city.
Ar and Ars. George Patton aud family.
Mrs. e. Rice. George Hooker aud family.
cisy. r. Wheeler and family, city. ~
Powers and family. city. M and Mrs
Charles Eoxsnor snd family, Georgetown.
Mrs.. Thomas. Byron Center: Mrs. WhAlea.
city. Mr.. aud Mrs Vernon Harrington and
family. Nr. and Mrs II. ". Straha1. civ:
Mr.. and Mrs. IL A Hyiorn, city. Mr. ana
M Joseph Dinfon. John fsrueil and SIS
ter. Mr. snd Ms. r. ID. Plumb. C. Hark-
moth and family, Mr.. and Ars. John
Stsssri. NJ. ani Mrs. IA. Miner, Mrs. Ksi-
icrr: Nrs Boicr. Nr. and Mrs.. r WhSisu.
n is~es Luin Clark. Carrie FsrkhGs Minnis
sEd lennis Courtney.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Once on tine ss sH stories bsfnl two
trsve.irg mvn. younE suilslsss aud fond of
6sh s4rs we're 0nt a. Reeds LAX. Rowing
into s0ailow waiter they discovered eggs,
lots ~ en-. strung cut ~ tas yard Care
fol.v <stberiag iot they drove aomswsrd,
snd. sniernx siSter-iu -lswss kitchen. they
cs,os sd ssld srxs sad ate them. They then
csn,e - the conciosion that thsT did not
nxe isn exgs. a day or 50 sf1erssrd they
wsre ar tae Lsse, AMI in tas ssre shallow
water thev saE miilicus q itfls. black
tsdnn'ss gambling About IN great gee. The
fsh s..zs we're IN lair va 0f becoming
lrass = = ssii & veu wsnr ~ see a sick
srtiie qos sl,ould ssk sam Morrison it hc
.s Ilnd ~ $50 ssys
NriiioE Or frogs recalls Gecrzs MGnscn =
embarrassing experiences. The geaiai ticket
srent vent E'ta tde Knights ~ Fvthias to
C.ocinnsiL Boys vi be BOYS sven z thev
g. go 'n oe kniehfs sui these parsica A.
bows. knowing sooni Georges iove f,c Frogs.
kindr surr-ise.i hiu vftA suEDIg Wnica
they Dep osi.ssi in bis pockes Nithoat h.s
knc~ie.igr
Ata F-ctinr wAich ,crurrsd recs1tiv in
tbs clfv enc 1f t1s En@sts ~ i7tir1sie
friend af tae xfoasn. s.ipned up stairs tar-
iue sbe sveninx aut snaing whas he sac
rcr3 e. - tas green g raiiss. trlvef inr
ensf rtfT box. str.. ere. rnnnf,rir ssle.f
her, eith rice ss ene ~ ~ riessa.tria- 81
a. er-ssicn. inssina his emotions rasn
ks discovered az he hs3 er~n fsnirrrin.t
,~.sa fss e>lers s'nes ai guest ~ IRE house
.ofa mes di<nifet ere st fhst
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

On Thursiay Afternoon a. O'Clock =
large caFfyaA sloDDsd Ia Ircut Of r z.
kidieF q Cota yanys store, and amer load
i1< ap vita ioily ladies and geliierisn and
iamense baskets. lcs rream freszrrs sad
lsaonsde lanks started for Reeds Lake
Tbs 0ccasioa wss The cisrks sanusl picnic
xni tixht pleasant time tney bad, too.
The solioslns szatlsmsn sad ladies' ecin-
prissd he party Mr. l.. Alddsr. James
u. Camp srd xlss. John y. Riley. r. A.
LOomls, Billy Taylor. z. n. OttmAns. Car
sncs Assser. Ffsax Whittsm0re, Verne
Wasnsr, h. u. HOpSins. Miss II. AsYneld,
Miss Mamie keynolde. Miss Aary Grebei.
Nlss L01lse HsDze. Miss May Painter.
MIS- Mssxie D0ylc. Mas Katie Hyisrd,
Mis- Neias Freerasn. Al lss Marion Calap.
Ar snd Mrs. VIII Robinson, OF Ausksgon.
Billy Taylor. Eho IS An adept At the
FREE Eer. male The cream. and . vas simply
delicious. IL Is said tnst Billy can freeze
anything from cream TO a diffident you1z
lsay. Another young gentleman, who -
sone9 has bashfsli ana does not want bis
name menti0oed made ihe lemonade. Hs.
also. can squeeze sLy;1igg from 4 sour
lemon % 9 sweet young lady. Mrs G. W.
Gsrisid sent down half dozen losvss OF
salt rising bread. such IS shs only eau
raske. fcrtv balls OK dutch cheese aud pure
country cream Cakes. lemon pies. veal
loaf. ham sandwiches and other good things
too aameroas TO mention. contrloutsd tc
make most delicious lunch. Arrived AZ
the Lsks. the pavilion oeins closed, Cap
tain Asd Nrs- Poisson gave the party the
frssdom o. their pleasant houx. Lunen
wss psrtaxsn OF sad afterward = trip was
taken sroun1 the lake on the steamer
Fisrsacs. Dancing and music flied the
rsmslndrr Of the evening until late hour.
when tae mpany rsturned 10 tue clfy,
tired. happy bar pazzling over TIE knotty
proo.em, 5st became Of he pie'
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

sta hsr sisssr. nra Water G. Busss ef
nisAzxzn CITY
hrs. Weed szS azaknlsx. Mss Weed Of
Sss fsrk CITY. wso srs sns xsssis - Mrs
ne seEsasga resorts.
Mr. and 4z. swifI II Goluzs21. Ca.
are sxpect<d - speaa the heated sera ID
tss seFEh- Nb~o Mrs.. 5wln wAs Gfzss
kzplas rs<idzlt s4s wsz kcosa as Mis-
A4ella CoAptsn. tAs most esA0tiini
ssAss Ia klehixsa.
NJ. fFsnk n Desm. ths handsome and
aitestise reor walker nwitb h Lsessrs :
ssas Co-. las scs1pted . positl0a a
travelling salesman tor fhs simon Asnu-
fsceuFing Company. Of Philsoelphis- Hs
xit leave tas last Of tae pFesent m0zlA,
and slssr . xssk's sl<iE At sis old hsms ia
Ales. viii procesd diFecsly 10 fhiisdslph hi2.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

On Taeslsy sssslnz AE. William II
Ca3. oaly ssa ef AT. 0sofgs ". Gay o.
tha asas of Berxs5 4 G4y, snd Mss astta
Co.'S. 1zashtsF q tHe lais kdsia }. Cole.
we're aalssd "a as4FFisss Al tns Fsslasncs %
ths bflsisa nsolaez GA b0sts .ck-st. Tbs
csrssos5 Eas psfiofnasi a. 5 . csosk ~ tas
Rsy. A. & AssFiam IA The prssncs Of
sbout ssys1tg Ags relatives asd ,amliy
ffien1A The bride as sttlfed "a Dea0tt'
IA gosn OF lGstfsirss sHiis sros grain AK
cal dsc0.lste. 5he carried . bouquet pf
hiics OF TIC valley ana TIE safne pretty
d3sefs adorned ner hslr Imne1lalsly
sfter ths ceremony delicate rsffesnmenta
ssfs served. the ofi1s aud groom
and her sunday scnool class "a
boys vA0m shs has tsagat isr seyen
years osias served hrsL Al the dec
ofations ssfs n pins. NJ. and Mrs. Cay
took he ate tram for trip last. sna wiii
visit fsszlises ln Ohio before s0iag 10 Sss
York. Couey l.lsa1. and other points.
fheg vii be sbseHt about tour weeks and
en- Lhelr return sll DC az hone - their
iliend. az ~ Bosf sick-st. Theg we're TIE
fseipients 0s aB aaasuai number OF o@auti-
Ia and <iils ADD start On Lies Ioafney
eiEh las c0agrsts iali0ns snd good sisees
OF laTse clTels 3i ixisnds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Tia C1le2so & Crane Tfaax R4iassy,
Detroit GFand Hsssa NA~.Okes Rail
way. snc he AIeklxsB AR Line. saa De-
tFeit sad Port Harca DlFisaons Of tie
6f.ne fTuRk ksiisss. hsss ARRANGED 10
sell sseeizl kkeorsiori scxets ~ sage isrs
ssr Tie fozsa lrlp bssxsss al sl~s4ens %
their hass. or 1oly aud 4 ficksts good %
Esturs sp 20 sxa lsss s1lses b<ns 3.
lac caston of aek y, caez2 holitsy sT-
enrslo1 rates uss iaznxksFaksd ~ tAss4H liles
some ys<Ss 40. sna tbs sncre&ss VI saiss
year sy yssr shes that lAslr patrons sppFe-
ei4le the o0nas.siens ssax- ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

IA fsr ths oezs1t ~ the cl1b. slso - hrs-
J. &. 8>ss2n- tss a<r Dezefsxfs - beat
iDx al tae sxs~a<ee II tse ie>se<rt A vets
of tas1ss = ~ lessaeFs3 kfof. >@s1ss0rx toF
s.s on - tss c1ab of . LsEks sFsyss Rsesars
% ais deg~assd ~ifs SKA szs . AKA eex 81
t1s tkso .a4 one 81 A.s feaas dsuz9lsf.
Bertha tAs pictures are a1a1son4sl y
usuzesi aEd are sxzsiienf Hxeneosez
q tne oBsiR4.s. Ias ta,rd Article
sss os sse sssIect of tie ~Freaea oeca-
p4fl9n ~ Ezyet. .nien ssa a alPsl "A
bel net . sIetsFs. slshos<h AzDoisea eez-
sikisred IS zs sae1. Tia lxsk ar ..eie ess-
eEiss4 ''Harsas lis n ExyRk
ssxk csiaf1s4F, kaleffa,naent. The
ci1b siI sds0oFa al thst tinls until ne 1rst
SATURDAY ia s<ptsmb>F- The sttsnaznes
Yss1szisy afternoon was very smslL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

II viii be gratifying to the many travel
iIk Iues vho alsks Grsnd Rapids for sun
dsy 20 kpes that c. b. Jones. late ef tAe
popular Petlsr Heass. Of Battle Creek, snd
more recsntiy Of the k.lictt House. Of Stnr.
sis. has tsksa charge. es rather assumed
the pEoprisiorship OF the kss Dsssy Hotel.
50 csaysaieptAy located on the corner OF
West Fulton and Mount Nern0n-sis., max.
Jag one Of the Inost desirsble places u stop,
bssns quiet and away from the business
portion Of the city. Street cars run ey the
door making connection with other lines.
oease9 uently 1t is convenient for business
men. Every apartment Is new and clean.
and Is Mr.. Jones VIII give his
persoLsl attention TO the general sapsrin-
tending Of the house and entertaining
guests, We feel IL a Ifeasure 70 bespeak for
hin the confidence and patronage Of all the
strangers. knowing IL 10 be only necessary
for his friends To become acquainted with
the fact that he has charge OF The Derby 10
insure him a large shars Of the commercial
trade. as his motto is. ueatness and dispatch
in bis dining room, courteous and kind
treatment prevailing in every part OF his
house. and the table Is always filled with
the best eatables that the market affords.
being prepared by experienced cooks aud
served Ia a manner that would tempt the
palate OF an anchorite. The Derby Is lit
tie daisy, and one visit 10 that house will
assure your continued patronage. Try IL on
our say and then join us In praise OF same.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
LitfIs siiris' Cssssrt-

The frayls sistees. tour charming talent
ed ililie girls. the eldest IA years Of ags and
the youngest ., gave pretty concert last
evening az the residence Of Mr.. Orin A.
Ward, Ia Cresceat-avs. fhs programme
vss bosh ragslcsl and literary. and was
prepared wholly by the little Misses It
vas given tor the benehE ofths unlveFsalist
church Sunday school. and was . decided
success The Travis sisters viii be heard
from again som. day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

The formal op>ning Of the Ottawa viii
occ1r Ga Thursday or saturday asxt- 11e
Numerous addltlons. alterations sEd taa-
pfcSswents lave caused lac delay. Laacn
coantsfs viii De started AZ the hotel aud =
sesis foantsin. Gas - oein< put ia al over
the house. At khs bathing sreaads . H.
bosssa siIie . oslag sEectsd ami ons csa
moaal e aad slide from ths loo genial ar
Df hales - tbs cool. eTyslslllns waters Of
Lake Aicnixsa. Large aumbeFs of ANA
tenF lsdy swimmers are Anticipating ths
delights Of tie Ottsws bathing grounds.
lhaa sAieh ~ better can &c l01nd aay-
ohzfe
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

The YoGog Psopies Society OF the Park
Coa<fs. atisnsl Chmch gave Flower So
cal oa THURSDAY evening ~ the church
paTiOrs- Miss Dunnlng sang soms pretty
songs aud the Aessrs. l.. p. Eddy, A. II.
Morea-ss. l.. W. HoYt and DE-. Hoyt also
consrieuIed musis Tor the evening enter
lAinmsnt. Miss Fanny Hess read funny
ssory. and. sfssrwsrd, ics cream, cake and
milk snake" were served. The tables
were profasely decoratsi with cut flowers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Abyut tweasy Of the relatives and ind.
male lrisnds of Mrs. r. r. Elliott, OF Sixth
81. csllsd on her IN q body on Friday eve
ming, Ina occasion being heT iftieth birth
day. They found Der sitting alone ia the
dsfx and lk - neediess 10 say the surprise
sxs genuine. The guests brought refresh
meats aud a NUMBER OF valuable presents.
Aftsr an evening spent In the delights Of
social intercourss they took their departure
wishing the lSdy maay happy returns OF
the day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

was the remark made by prominent ls6y
as she pssssd down Csaal-sf.. aud noticed
tbat besutiful bed that looks 40 tempting n
TIE front window Of the old reliable farai
tarp dealers Of Crockett & Hoopins II
Csnal-st in this Ike everything these gen
tlsrnen undertake. they lead. having The
exclusive ssles q a. ths sescislties Of aots
and c0useaaeacs. Thsv also have 5ns Of
the finest lines Of general furniture II The
rttv
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
WnNnTRFIrL

That's what we mean in speaking Of Jim
Travis new and second hand store on
Canal.st. Jim is fine fellow. aad you can
get everything you want in that line at his
store. One of the many'curiosities Jim has
10 . stuffed monkey, which, when in good
working order. can. by the use of q wire
spring, be made to perform on the bar al
most as though it were alive.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
THE SOCIAL ROUNDS
a rs~ Fss.1~<> - - A~Es s~>@s rsss1>
ssLS >s~sa tas ss-sss-s se1.ss E>s1>&
xsF..<saazfs fsr ss<r "s~<-
A kPpss4@s iaS Ws<Allsx

HE izts1ss kszE a fhs past tss
n d.ys s tazAias 40 sloasnss VI
IN nang 70 the sea shors zzsa Northern
~ rssofis AZ tie ,asnsf notsis
als uaking sl.bossls preparedness feF sAs
es8xds & Eussla $40 sin soon ss hurry
in< fsxa ason tnssa. Ia the city tns
ycang people srs ealogiag issa isnnis
earl r..iss aad ats dsisss. fns BEAT 70
Oppressive Aaa slli soon tain cut Ehs soelai
els1aent
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Misnionarx T-A

Mrs. y. w. Northrup entertained about
forty Of the ladisssof the Division Street
n T.. church with . missionary tea on
THURSDAY. rhe rooms and.table were beau
tifuily decorated with June snowoslls. and
the affair Was a most delightful social and
financial success.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Mrs. W. g. Hull entertain ed few friends
At dinner last evening. The rooms and
tables were slsboratsly decorated with fra
grant blossoms Mrs.. HUI whisper III is
p years old today. so she celebrated the
event yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

wurzsafx 4 BreasSn's band. who have
been furnishing delightful music al Reed :
Lake are sew, II cons<uusnes OF me az
Of the Danmy lfne u ne street Hallway
Compesy. ready 10 secrps engagements For
afternoons or evenings N Or cat OF The
eiiy. once Of saHa No 5 I0nia-si-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
EIkk. Attend.

Grand Rapids Lodge b. z. o. r. No. As
are hereby called TO meet in special session
at the Elks' Hall at o'clock sharp Sunday
evening. Jure IL. LLOYD BREEZE,
G. ". CHAUHcEY, Exalted Ruler.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Wednesday and Friday next
Mrs John w. Pierce and Mrs. George W.
Briggs will give q reception TO their friends
on Tuesday and Thursday next at their
pleasant residence on OtIava-st.. corner Of
Cresccnt-ave.
Mr.. Charles Temple. of Toledo. and Miss
Belle Scsibusr OF this city. are TO be married
on "Wednesday. June -, At the residence of
the bride on FuItOn-st. The sfiair will be
very informal. only the relatives and init
maze friends attending.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
OIL MY PooR FEET.

Don't suffer any longer. / remove corns.
bunions and ingrowing nails for men.
women and children without pain. at the
Turkish Bath House, corner Monroe and
Ionia-sts. M. 5. La BOURsLEER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

~. x,s.t,~~ gefnni lsss farnisket tae
a. the alt~r1csn. fhe f-ss
- - "a. -, The f5>vbars TIE secard
-... -. sN>sulock Seits1s n -
- -. -. - lstrrzpsrsed . "a sues'icus
- ~ ,z.rs1,r> - Gisss The soris
s,.-.-.ss~ and The Payment g
rsrFs ~ Eevrt -, :. ~.
a vose ~ thsnks wss ersenaea .I,s -
-. P'fss Weuhara h.ss nsS
-. - :. -, AZ ,hern On tae eve Of San-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
You MUsr.

All members of Hebron Temple No. /,
P. c., will meet at Co. K. Armory, Monday
evening at s O'Clock sharp. T.. RICE,
Oracle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Lawn Eefo.

The ladies' of the Plsinfield Avenue NJ.
Z. church gave . lawn fese Friday evening
as the residence OF w. r. Skinner. on Plain
held-ave. TIE entertainment Was q pleas
ant succosa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

People desiring TO spend few weeks at
the lake side. where they can enjoy the
pleasure of country sir. boating and fish
ing. and at the same time be within short
distance of the city, will fnd g most de-
lightful resort ct Mrs. VIM. Larraway' $
beautiful home. on the banks of Fish Lake.
and commanding view of both lakes.
Board can be obtaiped by the week at very
reasonable rates. Private parties can also
be Accommodated by giving notice in advance.
For rates, apply to Mrs. VIM. Larrswsy,
North Lake-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

DIR. Cunningham. of Bay City. is at the
Bridge Street Houre. where be will be pleas
ed 10 meet his friends. His remarkable
success in treating kidney diseases. cstsrrh.
rheumatism and rectal diseases requires no
encomium. He will accept no case he can
not cure. No charge for consultation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.
Go To

Hsmilton's Art Gallery for fine photo
graphs. He has the finest second floor
reception room in the State and he leads in
fine srs photography.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

New and desirable millinery arriving
daily from New York aud Philadelphia.
Your choice at bargain prices.
Long sprays OF nowers worth So for sl.50.
Tips in ali shades AZ s50c. 75c aud 81.
Hats in all styles ~. &c. 35c. soc and up
wards. ADAMS q Co..
80 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-04-12
A MuRpERous ASSAULT.

John Dukes, eolored, who works for
Mr. NJ. n. Cannon, on Roswell street came
staggering home Wednesday morning of last
week, bloody from head to feet, with seven
teen gashes on his head His clothes we're
wet and muddy, and only at lucid intervals
could any information be gotten out of him
explanatory Of his wretched condition. AZ
ter DR.. Tennent had stitched the mangle d
scalp back on Dukes head, and sewed up
the gashes, Dukes told the story as follows /.
Lewis Wilson and Ed Shaw, both colored,
had engaged him in game OF cards In the
woods near Barnes mill pond. Two or
three dollars were the aggregate stakes and
he was the winner The game being finish
ed, he started off when Ed Shaw gave Will
son an AK. Wilson struck Dukes ON the
head repeatedly with the ak laying open
the scalp at every blow, fortunately not
fracturing the skull, and when he was rem.
dered senseless, Wilson and Shaw robbed
his pockets and pitched him into Barnes
pond. When he aroused sufficient to take
in the situation, his body was immersed in
the water, while his heard and shoulders
were lodged on some brush which kept him
from drowning, He got out of the pond
and managed to get home in the badly
mutilated condition named. Wilson and
Shaw were both arrested and are now in Jail.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-04-12
MINERALS IN COBB.

There are in Cobb county minerals of
rich quality and with more intelligent en-
deayors could be developed in paying guam
titles. 1t is stated by knowing ones that
there have been found in Cobb county,
Brown hematite iron, iron pyrites, manga
nese, kaolin, chrome mica hornhlende
graphite, soapstone, specular ore, mica,
granite gold ore, geld quartz, quart2ite, as
bestos manganese with iron copper pyrites,
honeycomb quartz, garnets, and decompos-
ed feldspar One of the richest iron ore
banks in Cobb county is on Black Jack
Mountain. about four miles from Marietta.
1t is rather inaccessible for transportation
but tFamway could be bull. at compare
lively little cost which would enable parties
to utilize it. At the base of Kennesaw
Mountain, Mr.. George Kirk has discovered
a mineral paint in abundance that ought to
have been developed long ago and paint
mill started in Marietta. Kennesaw Noun.
tain also has mineral ink spring, which
was discovered in blasting rock This ink,
by adding one ingredient, makes beauti-
full black writing ink Judge Hammett
our efficient Ordinary has kept the county
records for years by using this ink An
ink bottling works ought to be started,
where nature holds OUT such superior in
ducements.