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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20
steam's Awfal WORK.

PlTTsBuRG, Pa, July "a battery o >hoil
ars at the tannery of A. 4 j. 0roetxinger, on
River avenue, Allegheny City, near Herr's
island, exploded shortly after4 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon, wrccking several buildings
aud seriously injuring SIX persons, three of
whom will probably die The following are
the names Of the injured and their condition:
William Wetzel, engineer, aged 30 years,
leg blown OF and terribly burned; dead.
Christ Neidt, aged ~ years, bruised and
scalded; injuries believed to be fatal.
L. L. Fabric, sged42 years, burned, bruised
and scalded; death probable.
Otto Berghaendler, aged q years, bruised
and scalded; will recover.
John staab, about Is years Of age, arms,
face and body badly burned; notfatallyhurt.
Annie Myers, aged IL years, crushed and
bruised; very serious.
A large number Of others, mostly employees,
were eighty bruised and hurt by being
struck by dying debris. The cause Of the ex-
plosion is believed tohave been high pressure.
A few minutes after 4 O'Clock William Wetxel,
the engineer, noticed that the pressure was
higher than usual and he started for the fur
mace to turn down the natural gas. Before
he had time to do 90, however, there was .
terrible explosion and Wetzel was blown up
through the roof Of the tannery and landed.
in the yard outside. The conclusion was
terrific. One side Ct the main building, .
brick and frame structure, 200 feet long, was
blown out and portion Of the front was
h aso1u eveon1pnS 0nhn hosNn~ Hos,.n "a Rn.A v~.-
by ~ wide, built of brick, was totally demol-
ishcd, and the Office, which was situated
across the street, was completely shattered.
A hea vy double wagon was blown against
Wetxel's residence, sixty feet away
and the side Of the. house crushed
in. Pieces Of the boiler dew in
every direction. One section was carried
across the Allegheny river . distance Of over
2,0Oo feet. Another piece struck the Third
ward school house building. A third piece
struck . horse and killed IL and . fourth
piece almost cut . Grand Rapids and Indiana
freight car in two that was standing on q side
track near the scene Of the accident. A scene
of the widest excitement Immediately fol
lowed the explosion. Fully sixty men were
ct work in the tannery, and all who were able
70 90 50 tue0e0 pAnlc.etr1cKen from the build.
iDg. To add to the horror VI the situation
the building caught IRE, but before the flames
got much hesdway. they were extinguished.
The injured were then taken from the wrecked
structures and removed to their. homss.
They are sttll living, but very slight hopes
are entertained OF the recovery u ct least
three Of them. The boilers that exploded
were twenty-eight feet long BY forty.two
inches in diameter. They were made Of steel
and have been In use six yeare. The DAMAGE
BY the explosion will not excede 10000.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20
To Complete the Big Ditch.

PARIS, July 7.-At /. meeting at the house
OF M. De Lesseps yesterday q number Of
bankers undertook to sell in the market
l,9oe,coo Panama canal bonds, upon which
they have advanced one.sixth Of the nominal
value on condition that the money shall not
be invested in the canal, but shall 60 into the
redemption fund and be recoverable in full in
the event of the bankruptcy of the company.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20
satnts Surrender to Sinners.

SALT LAKE, Utah. July e.--rhe church
agents today turned over to Receiver Dyer
the noted church farm near this city, LILO
acres, valued at $685. COO. Further large
mounts Of property arc expected to be
claimed within q few days In government pre-.
ceedings against Mormon church property.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20
The Floods came.

PrrrsBuRo, July 1.-THE larm caused
by the floods still prevails. At2 o'clock
this afternoon the Nonongahela river
marks show twenty-threc feet and it il
still rising slowly. Every boat in the
harbor has steamed up and is prepared
for an emergency, but 1t is hoped the
worst is past.
AT WEST ELIZABETH.
WEST ELIZABETH, Pa, July IA
special says the river came up to the
stand ut . o'clock this morning and ut
noon began slowly receding. The point
reached was the highest ever known,
being twelve inches above the flood of
1852. The entire town below the railroad
track is from six to ten feet under water.
Travel on the Pittsburg, Virginia and
Charleston railway lie indefinitely sus.
pended. Screral miles of track are under
water. The tunnels and bridges are
either washed away or arc damaged.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20
I,ead I'm ma Head.

New York, July 9.-Arthur Otto, aged Is
years, . butler of Gov. Robinson was found
in q room at No. 4o6 Sixth avenue tonight
dead, with four bullet holes in his head. They
were probably produced last night. He had
valuable iewelry ON his person.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20
oraneemen Attacked.

MANCHESTER, July 10.-Irish Catholics
this morning attacked an Orange procession
while proceeding to church. Hatchcts,
knives, pokers and bottles were the Weapons
used. The police quelled the fight. Many
persons were wounded and were taken to the
hospital.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20

M. F. Bailey of the young men
who attended Elliot's Business college,
Burlington. To-, has recently been pro.
mcted to cashier of Meredith q Ailman's
hank. Silver Cit. N. II.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20
Found in The River.

vASpAlIA, Ill.,, July lo.-The body of an
unknown man was found near here last night.
A letter addressed to 81. Kaltcnbach, Baden.
Germany" bearing the Highland, ILL.,, post
mark, and SIS were found on the body.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20
A S2S,OOO Loss.

AsnrABuLA, July 12.-Thc Lakeshorc
round house at this place was burned last
night. Eight locomotives arc totally de.
stroyed. The origin of the fire is un-
known. The loss is $25, 600.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20

In answer to causal~ question,
How easy and truthful to tell It's
A cure for the worst indigestion,
To take Pterce'e Purgative Pellets.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-20

NOT cOlOreu, D cents per pound. All other
confectionery not enumerated and on sugars
after being rcfiued, when tinctured, colored or
adulterated, and ali chocolate CONFECTIONERY
l0cents per pound with similar provision
against an export duty. 1t is also provided
that to encourage domestic production there
shall be paid a bounty to United States
producers Of sugar from beete, sorghum
and other cane raised In the United
States as follows: On sugar, 9 cents per pound
OF crystalltzable sugar contained therein; on
molasses above Sc degrees, 6 cents per gallon:
not above 81 degrees, 4 cents per gallon. He
commented on the fact that the Mills bill as
originally drawn let in at a lower duty sugar
under the No. IS standard, AID prohibited the
granting Of drawbacks on the expectation Of
Setined sugar.
Without further action the committee rose
an: the house took q recess till sp. m.
WAsHlNGToN, July 1.-THE house today
passed the senate bill providing for the sale
of the site of Fort Omaha, Neb., and appro-
priating s2OO,O0O for the purchase Of a new
site and the construction Of suitable buildines
thereon.
On motion Of Mr.. Randall the bill was
amended by the insertion Of a proviso that
more than one-third of the appropriation
thall be expended for the purchase Of . site.
a joint resolution Was passed selecting
Leonard a. Harris Of Ohio, John A. Martin
of Kansas and I. j. Hartranft of Pennsylvs-
TO fill the vacancies on the board Of man.
ayers OF the national home for disabled sol
diers.
The morning hour having expired the house
went into committee Of the whole ON the
tariff bill, the pending amendment being that
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
PERSONALITIES

Captain I0ansoa, lthe steamer Queea OF
tas Lakss. made a dying trip here from
III si ana yesterday morning ans rsturned
az no0a. and rsturnsd TO that city again
as aign
Dr. ID =. Sinclair. NhO went 10 Canada
a1sr recovering from n.s recent illness. r--
tlrnsd uOme ysslsIday ard q again AZ as
g nee.
Geo. L. sampson. oss OF the solid b1si-
nsss men OF Detroit wss noticed on the
street In Lais city lasg night
Ni.s Ms<zis 5aaadsrs. cashier At tbs Star
tioihlng House spsnt LABOR Day with her
friends a. Rock ford
Nsfor Harnoa. Of Attica. Ohio, spent
yesterday "a hs city the guest Of DR.. Qua
ham and family.
frank " Wilson has returned from
Co.dsstsr. where ne has been spending the
past Two weeks.
J0sn ID. Nishlsr. manager OF Bsrtholo-
news Equine Paradox, "a IN the city.
xss Mary Xoush. OF Chicago. Is visiting
Der brother. frauk Rough.
Mrs Le- Phillips and daughter has re-
turu ed from 6reenviIe.
O. II Berry hss returned from . trip to
Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
MRS. COOK ELECTED.
T-s scrooL slScTloN YESTERDAY
~ Asas cigar s2skG~g IA ths klsoaas 81
tAe Bo.rd VI Eaao@uS2 saxz ~ @ais
ksss wxn bst l. DSss&Esa->e1ss
EzreSss Wsrk D~xs.

Tae $40 sIeesion he'd ysstssSsy 10 u .
cily gos ep quite AZ sEslLsEssns II sns
TbiId, sixth sssd Eigst6 yards Ths otAsr
ssris wsfs Fsls ts1ls s1ais.
ID ghs hrsg ward there .sss 2So vstss
cxsi, Of ~hila HenEy l. Lochsr rs0si,sd
20 .8d Caas ID. Nssar l%o.
Oaly foris votes ~sIe essl n tAs second
ward .as t2sy vsss al gwen 10 JesePA
h0l.-mzD.
Ths Third wsrd furnisAed the greatest
amount 81 sxcitea1sDL TIE ladies OF ihs
~arG we're eUl Ia full ioI4e and soIkss
hard for tReir candidate harriet A. Cook.
Teams were going constantly bringing n
the voters, and every lady who could bs
heard OF ~ho owned anything that could DC
tsIed was taken 10 tie polls- Prominsnt
citlrxns SELDOM se~a working. spent the
sfisrue0n 10 hard SOTk. Ihs totsi number
OF ballots ID the OoI wks 80. Ials Sas
p more than there names on the tally
sheet, and Trustee Dfury wss blindtolded
and drew OuI twenty one ballots. Tea
we're Tor Afs. COOK. and eleven were for Nj.
CovOds. Tue ballots we're then counted.
Mrs. Cock receiving ga. sad Mr.. Covods
o0l. giving Ma Cook q me jOrity oi "a
Mrs Geek has the honor OF being the trst
adv elected 10 once 10 Grand Rapids.
binlf the Only CaEu u41alc III TIE
Fourth ward, and he received all the votes.
Id.
The people of the Eth ward are satisfied
wilh Jas E. Mcbride aad he received rs
| vOtes-4il tEal were cast.
There was quite q stnie in the Sixth
ward. and ~ votes were casl. 200 OF them
| were cssI BY ladies. John O'clock received
so and j. A Smyth 80.
The Seventh ward was the banner ward
| for candidates. there being i've n the neld.
| The whole number Of votes cast was 3s2, OF
which Geo. b. Riley received -, Chas 4.
| kellogg l2S, h Nedders 81. b. Girdler is
and l. " Smith !.
There wac plenty of hard work done IN
the Eighth ward and the friends Of both
| candidates were confident until the votes
| were counted There were .l22 votes cast.
| Robt. w Merrill received $40 and Hannah
| Haliln 4s2.
| The Board for the coming year will be
made up ss follows:
| First Ward-E. Ii. Stein. T. Z. Locher
| Second Ward -. *. Alien. ossph House
| man.
Third Ward-James Fox. Mrs. J. M.
Cock.
Fourth Ward. b. Griswol James
| Blair
Fifh Wards. Sullivan. James z. Nc.
| Bride.
Sixth Ward-H. J. Felker, John O'clock
Seventh Wsrd-A. S. Richards, Cbas. f..
| Kellogg.
Eighth Wsrd-M. J. Ulrich, L. w.
| Merrill
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
RAILROAD RUMRLES.


ras y. az. watertauk At their round
hcuss . complsted- It IS the one.
he round h0uss Of he D., l.. 4 ". is
Completed and hSs room Tor six locomo-
tiyeA
Rumor says that Pete DeRuyter. Of tns
e. 6 " NJ slil soon taks uato aimssli .
We.
rbs Michigan Central turn table at their
round house is sgsin as good s new. the
repair . dscised mp rOVsmsut
Howard f. Bush, of th- N. C. &. r. re-
turnsd honis yesterday from two monshs'
ouunS IN the lake superior region.
The sh0p boys report . very gay time ct
Ausksgon Saturday They lay the loss Of
he bal same q the hsalt of their catcher
In. rnited States Railway Mail Service
Bsnsvoisnt Association viii hold its fonr-
tseuth snnusl convention in New Orleans
On October
The great Hooking valley arbitration
Ease ~ ~sratogs. \ " "a rapidlv drawing
e. close Judge Burke rs, CEN npistsd bis
sxnsgshvs srgnm-nt for toe d-fsu>s. as
nss $50 ~ Harrison. There remains only
re- closing argument 0f TIE plaintiff and
tas gase Eil close ia a fs- t.ys
= 81 Moorshssd hss bssn .epoint.d su-
srt1tendent ~ fhe Western fiyisioa OF The
New YORK Pennsylvania & Ohio. With
hesdrrsrtrrs a Gallon. vics :. r Randall
resigned NJ hoorshes0 wss until rs-
cen Assistant ~1psrnfen deot Of the Ca
nsaisn disisioa 81 tb- Aicnis gan Csntrsl
snd vs. formeriy conneefsd with the Pan
hsnfis.
last ssi7riav tae r., r. & y. brought in
Rri sfan0uei t~sin of -ix cars iosd~i
wfh ItsEan 'aborefs On ~ side rack near
fifl sl 1e re, hve IN ne cars snd cook
faerr ~raIs ~ rsmp Kettles n~sr ths sr,cx
fne wrre people n the vicinity sav that
tne i'te1s- wers SEATING snd s~esrinz
fsr lnttr sn8 they vi noe ssu1 4
e. have a-fs fasr. sRetaer sunday
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

CrRcrrT-W m Harrison "a. Euge1s Wm
ssbIn t-eSpass on 10. case Judgment on
plaintiff for SzfD and costs Dslists g.
Snyder ~ 81 neon A. SNYDER. ssslmDsii
order that pisi11if deposif SO. With clerk
for security, 50 nov sn5 80 on er before
TIE next term of cogrt. snd for mer order
for security for cost - set sside
Ps0ssrx- Eztsfe of II ID. osrpentsr, d.
cssse6 order s3gitiinz vi 90 probate -
siduarT lexsise's bond 1ls9 sni isttsrs issn-
- q Ester Carpenter. Esfsts - Taora ss
Csiisnd. aecsss.d orisr alloNln ng appeal Of
Maria bnr4s - a fran o-fsr sIi0wi1E 81
sc1tlvss faai sccault. Estate of 4als n
St.r iax deceased sfuir is-rsfers nsn6
SD snd letters issus3 - Stepaen X Bal
isri srrrsssrz warrant s1d i7-sate-v fi.5
Estate ~ Anns y CArlton. 3ecssSess, rssi6-
usrv iexzt-s's bsnd fied and issssrs issu sd
{. Gee II Csrifor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
LABOR NOTES.
Labor Day is a success

Labor Day is a success.
The gorgeous sunhover won rsunds Of
applause yesterday.
The Typographical Union will not sosn
forget George O. Stekstse.
Samuel Gompsrs i. . cigarnaksr BY trade
and President Of the American Federation
Of Trades,
The paTades. the speeches. the prssenta
ton Of prizes the games Of base ball, passed
OF pleasantly aud hsrmoniously.
Those in the parade are confident that the
dust on the West side is one thousand feet
deep. and that rain is badly needed.
The marching OF the bricklsvs- csugh,
the eve Of Judges Rose and Jones. The-
we're a fine BODY OF men and well deserved
the prizs.
Genial Charley Bslknap responded
heartily to the members Of the Typozraphi-
cal Union yesterday ss they fled past MS
Big fscterY 90 the West side What's toe
matter With BeIknaD7' With = wave Of
bis hst the hands9me sr-Asyor aswered,
"Hu-rsh for the Printers they're all right
"Bnr' vss "hoodOo" to the printers
ArrsYsd With linen dnsts-, ornsmeated
~ita ceiorei rihhons. sun60vers. ths red
sandsHs around his chuggy neck. and a
white six tie on BIS head the intelligent
dog seemed g. be "a proud ss sny sign-
toned pug j. laGT's cospe
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
RePuslIcAN MEETINGS.
A list Of Speakers s.d the Places whsr
rhsr VIII be this week

A list Of Speakers s.d the Places whore
rhsy VIII 30 this week
Tia following alsetings are advertised for
ths week.
TUESDAY. II j. Felksr. J. A. Coys and w
A. T.tsam Will speak in ksnt City in the
evening
Judss Perkins and s. Wesselius will
speak n the Alpine Town Hall at = O'Clock
"a the afternoon and IN the evening.
Wednesday A. Wolcott aud ;. Wesselins
will SOAK 10 tie evening In Byron Csatrs.
la the evening. W. A. fsteum, c. c. Dan
ham snd Ered A Maynard will sddr-s, .
meeting in me Turner Hall Ia the E1gh th
Ward.
Thursday II. J. Fsiker aud +. A. Rodgers
wil ADDRESS a mssting a. Fisher Station il
the evening.
FrisAy Hon. J.. r. Finerty Of Chicago
VII SPEAK in Hartmsn's X all in the even
inz.
In Sparta. Hon. F. Plumisy. Of Vermont,
~ ADDRESS meeting IN the evening.
Saturday Hon. ?. A. Plumlsy, AZ Rock
ford q ne evening and Rev. J. y. Given
IA me Paris Town Hall.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
TOWN. TOPICS.


81 u Rsss q lie Lsoar. AAs p4fea4ssd
80 s1d 'at "a t8ieaFe.
tssna szs rsDoFF@i ysslsrdaE AZ -
F-s ~ aqs. saa - g1saa aver - 90
CrsHa-sl
n4rrss.s iesass szs issasa yssssrssy
tasl ss l4sle.l .1rlg- g-alas .sllsfs 70 spsl t2s
tsl aaa-rs.
oaasa 8ssch $ eiossd fsF Eas ssss0a snd
tls 81 ~ s.llasal "a 4o1sl tzsppiags esas
up s-. AGA
:. - gsss~l.ss AL ~ stuart addressed
~ Espsoiis2a nsstag ga Ess1 R.Fs
r4i 4s-4g ssensLs
81 9 Aalsh44. seat - asii4aa ysstsf1sy
ol sl.s.lsss as . nszotailaE i0f . ease
81 ils yllsnlx h0tsl a. thst pace.
A. M4snArd aud oths. 4.xsd = tas
hsaa8.ilaas Ia -eeEaa iilsrs bal al ssee
ias Ia g. u J.. baaa i-Fnisned he
q. -s-c.
Ilers sl b. soldiers Ts4ni0a IN ts.iaf
rpriazs "a l4ih 81 .i4.z aaentb. Hlil-l.
A.lea Saith. of iais ely. vi os sas O.
lie spsaksrs
Flaer Waa Ill spesk a. ne Adssafist
tsnl "a NJ fsFuoa-sL thls sFsolns oAs-
iscf The frobleal 0f EFii " My >in .
perm Itlsa 81 exist
Nsu Walassdzy ne annual Nichissn
con .e-saes III shs 3 u. + church sill con
a sncs ~ 10 Spring street. church bisnop
n hr0sa ull preside
" Craas has soia through his sgsn =
~ 8 Aisssg his neAulii1i residences No.
~ Chsr. .es-st % " ul A. tlndge. u kindse'
Bsftsea a 10. Price g. 90
Ihsfs aeid very pleasant and pront-
s5ia aialior.n spspel t=Hperancs meeting :
- I. {. rooms sunday afternoon
TIE .seazsls were Ms. f. n Boise Pr.
Rieaaslssa. "a. ii WAiksr sRd Rev =. p
-ar4sal Rss hargsat invited the rs q
hold . sinilsT ssTg Tglee Ga nis church and
fls aviation ca. accepted. Notios ol
meetings sil De announced through tns
pagers
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
WoKrH KNnMING-

Mr.. w. II. &orgon, merchant Lake City,
Fla. wss taken with a severe Cold attend
ed with a distressing Cough and running
into Consumption in its first stages. lie
tried many so-cslled popular Cough rene
dies and steadily grew uorss. Was reduced
in flesh, had difficulty in breathing and
WIS unable TO sleep. Finally tired DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
found immediate relief and after using
about half dozen bottles found himself
well and hes had no reiurn Of the disease
No other remedy can show so grand q
record of cures. az DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Guaranteed 10
do just what is claimed for IT, Trial bottle
IS cents at Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
The SpaldinglAustralian Tour.

Leigh Lynch, manager of Spalding's Au-
stralisn base pall tour, writes to the TELK-
GRAN HERALD that parties intending TO
accompany the excursion can leave Chi
csgo via Denver and Salt Lake to San
Francisco any time between October 20 and
November II. The steamship Alameda
sails from Frisco November IL. Tne Ala
media is . new ship OF 5000 tons, fitted
with incsndescent electric lights through
cut. aud all modern conveHiences known
in ship-builders art. The best rooms on
the ship are reserved for use of excursion
lists and will be assigned rs fast IS toariet.
are booked. Stops will be m ade at Honolulu,
ruItuilo and Auckland. the voyage end
ing arSidDey. Mr.. Lynch may be addressed
care of a. q. Spalding & Co.. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Trains On ths nss q. T.. l. 4 u. l. T..
Rssas Lsas Bfxacs. viii rake regular
trips 10 the Lake Sunday. e-pL . leaslDg
4 nion Depot e. iOfiows 1880 a. h. l.S5
= u. : -. so. $50 go and ; 80 .. Ga- re-
turning. lesURg The Lake st ii e "a, 2
:. a. .. q. EEe 1850 2. "a. Al irsibs ~iil
stop al ffIk-sse- Hslkst-, ksdlson-sye.
sne 0Etdals Park. Fare for rouEe tTlF
from UEion Depot or Hall-SI %. Including
rae ea steamer BelknsP oF tglxle- Rare
frsm Aseison-xve. 4ad Oafdais Park ioC
round triD inciudiag boat rids. nckess
will be furnished on IFain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
NorIrE-IHroRTANT-

We are in 10 way Interested in the so
called Star Furniture Company. located al
our old stxsd. 100 South DivisioD-uL We
have moved TO our new stores. 205 and -,
South Diygsio two blocks further out
Just beyend the South Division-si. schoO
building keep the cars until YOU &c; there
the driver will Jet YOU OF at our door. We
sell furniture. all kinds and new. lace cur
tains. chenelle curtains. window shades and
xugs.
Be sure and find rs asd we viii make Il :
big eaving for you; will psy car fare 10 a.
customers purchasing goods.
CosFToF BRos
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
The HorticuIturalfsts.

The September "picrie meeting" of tb,
Grand Rapids Horticultural Society will be
held on Tuesday OF next week, from 10 a
IN. TO 4 p. nf., at The residence OF Peter II
Pleune, in Grand Rapids township. Tn,
general topic of discussion will be "Appl;
Orchards and Market Fruits" Members
sre asked TO bripg samples of seasoHanie
fruits with them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Assr seaartsr osotury of lssorSous sai
sacc~ssf8i s.rvics a. ,1si1exs educator
Rspf1s Business 20 sgs s1d Ill soaa -
frs f-orn - prosesxion he Rss 30 is,r
knr s-eo A 80 -sose - -. ~ sfsr
asrieg ss~vs1 a. so3isy "a 81 rsnks II
- Nslcn srRr. saa bsvlss Brsvio1s 2
ts1zbf f,r 80 yssrs. r. lsSS Frs6s--~-
SrsaF5~rx estssiisrs6 - Grz16 Rs.sas
rExsaess CO exe. avs~ ~Ash ss as r-s-
xded svsr sr~>. and whsen zs sss rnr
aactee - ~ - ziT- S as1ioass rspoxs-
ncaA sse1-s.2 L~arzc..zs hrz71
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
NEw STYLES ARRIVING.

Mrs. Adams. OF Adams & Co.. with her
head trimmer, Mrs. Chapman. are now in
the East studying the new styles an
millinery for her Fall and Winter trade.
This hrm mas for q number OF years taken
the lead in having the newest designs and
will have one OF the best stocks ever brought
10 Western Niahigan. They design having
their first Fall opening about the 18th inst.
when they will give fre ex hlbstion OF the
fastest inportafions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Yes, said ncis Rsstus "Tss been
tsEin' Hood : Ser, ? rilis fe ter strengthen
ny men ". an -ukin' fust rate"
I nore 4 sss -oTKsd susl cisntlv for vou
% rsms- BE- I ucis ksstas. thsf you hsv.
ovea me seTsnfy-6vs cesfs for over v.sY
fss ssa d. vss sns ~ tne frst thinxr
! Eseu her-d. and - 80 ( wss evins rom
- - par ds money 4 siso usubsrsd d.
! -uads1t hars Bufan isf ts- scs5Ess
~ Dst Hoois So p'riiis- kistst Sal
an great discoFsry
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Mr. C. II. Aorns and Ars. r. GrsEger.
WHO are about leaving the city. had thsiI
household goods packed. moved and shlp-
ped sy kAdc. ID a Holt OF IA Ssalh Divis-
ion-st. Persons having WORK Of TIE KIND
weaid do well % cali on TIE hrn, as tbey
make q steciAlly ot Ehls business. 1sle-
one CAY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Sued fhe City.

A. l.. Hatch & Co. su ed tue city of Grand
Rapids yesterday. The complainants claim
That they furnished large amount of lum-
per for the new City Hall and that they
nave never received their pay. and they
thirk that the city ought to pay the bill.
The suit was commenced in the Superior
Court and J. A, Fairfield is attorney for the
plainants.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
sos and aos South Divisien-,t.

For ! dor't care. dull. tired feeling. i'm
poverisbed blood. dull pains in back and
head. tsntslizisg skin eruptions. Kemps
SarsaperiIla nevsT fail, TO give relief. We
always guarantee Y. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs drug store. fcs hoBroe-sI
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

frensrd 40 hrss s-xt iocr -
Fs- vs explains ttst NJ f--ss NE
i.a -astsv = aet reccrt 4 81 Palics H-.s-
.srtsrs enrt she hsd bsen driver frsra
us ~ se- 1ustsnd = slxstiw 9@rsnxed
81 eaf isst - irf haus 80 h>r
sGi'- -oiaagssiy saa aog ss ss~asaia~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Buy fDe Hair MATTRESS and Box Sprin :
OF the manufacturers. ksociIfi & Holt. oi
IL South Division ST. and save 20 per
cent. Mattresses. Feathers and Carpets
renovated. Telephone 900.