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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-28
Amesl,er Chrissmas wedding

Tho Timea- Review of Wednesday
gives an extended account Of tho mar
riago, on Christmas eve, Of T. @.
Plunkett Jr. to Miss Laura George, tho
popular teacher of the intermediate de-
partment of the Tusearora schools. This
il the second California school na'am
who has recently sucoumbsd to the Sc
uctiye wiles OF Ssgebrush gsllants. II
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-28

A regular meeting of Humboldt
Lodge 10. %, A. o. U. W., will DO
held at their Hall on Monday evening
Dec. 31st, for the purpose of eIecting
officers for the ensuing term. All MEM
bers Of tho Order are requested to be
present.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-28
sALmAGrNDI.


a McAdams. of Deeth, came down
on this mornings train.
The little daughter of Mr.. & Mrs.
Stanley Rigsby is quite sick,
Birdie Dawley's condition Eemains
unchanged. She isrstill quite sick.
A special tea train of twelve cars
passed through at 1880 this morning.
SANK. McMullen and John Crosson,
of Star Valley, returned hoene to-day.
JAMES Clark. of tho Depot Hotel,
went down to tho Humboldt House to-
day.
T. Z. Atwell is still very sick, no
particular change being noticeable in
Ais condition.
Our colored boys will give frat
claEs entertainment at Freeman Hall to-
night. Are you going?
". O. Bartlett was reported much
better this morning aud hopes are on
RETAINED that he will pull through.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank CoRswell is dangerously ill, and
fears are entertained that it will not re-
cover. "
A nice lunch will be served at the w.
G. T. q. Headiug Rooms tomorrow
evening TO which thu public lie cordially
invited.
Correspondents are particularly re-
quested to write on one side of the
sheet only. This rule should invaria-
bly, be observed.
Miss Sophie Genesy and Mrs. Web
ster Patterson gave this Office pleas
ant call THE morning Come again,
ladies, you are always welcome.
News from Panama dated December
18th. says: De Lssseps telegrapbed to-
day that the continuation of work on
the caral was assured. The provision
al managers also tslegrHphed to tie
same effect.
8. r. Al,a;--It is time for revival
of.reading, writing and arithmetic in
the public schools Glaymodsling and
music are nice accomplishments. but
the children when grown cannot handle
mad Tor their board nor sing for their
tsupper.
John b. bradley has removed his
household effects to Deeth where he
an family will reside in future. w,
II. Hits has exchanged his baiIding on
Essilrosd street for the Bradley resi-
dsncS, on Mob Hill, which he will make
his future home.
Do not fail TO take in ."The Tennes
sssans" at freeman Hall tonight. This
is the firss TIME that our people svel
had the opportunity of witnessing an
entertainment given by local colored
talent. and everybody should encourage
the boys by giving them q crowded
house.
We acknowledge the recsipt Of Dress
an illustrated monthly periodical de.
voted largely to the subject which IL.
name indicates. conducted by Annie
Jenness Miller, and Published at wsa
125th streo,. New York, at 50 . year.
The mechanical execution Of Dress i.
nrat class, and TO those who have tins
and means 70 devote to food, drink and
dress this publication will prove valu
able acquisition.
Announcement.
A Grand Jubilee Concert will b,
given st freeman Hall. Friday evening
Dee. 2sth. Adn,ittance fifty cents. N,
extra charge for reserved seats. Ticket
for saIs at Hniis.
EMMA CLARKE BAIRows.
Manager and musical director.
sc.
Reno Jonvnai:--Ths impression gain
ground daily that Presidsnt-eIsct Har
xisOn vii choose his Secretary OF tn
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-28

A full line of samples for Fall and
Winter clothing on hand. Over 200
samples to select from. Made up in
the latest style, best Of trimmings. A
good ft guaranteed.
NJ. REMNANT.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-28
"Liyo and LetLiyc.o

Those who desire to purchase the best
quality Uf Groceries and Provisions are
referred to the above reliable house
where fair dealing aud courteous treat
ment 10 the ,uIe. Glassware, Tinware,
Stor,rua, Nails etc. always IN stock
IL II. CHASE
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-28

whosesaie DssaaissaI az Rail-
KoaAsrs.
The Sen Francisco Chro. icls says
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-28

F. G. JEssuP, w. ii.
E. REmBART, Rec. st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
A Whale.

Not Jonah All the whale, but Mrs
Brookines and the whale are all the talk at
Ottawa Beach. The other day Mrs. Brook
ings went fishing on Black Lake, and after
waiting patiently for a bite nearly all day
was about to go home when the long eI-
pected bite came. He did not take the hook
gently but seized IL aud started for Lake
Michigan. Mrs. Brookings had never
caught fish before. and the coils OF beau
tiful hair which adorned her head began to
untwist and stand upright at the fearful
struggles of her captive and at her own
Danger of being drawn out to sea or of hsv-
ing her boat capsized. However, she hung
to the line, and finding after few minutes
that her captive was becoming exhausted
she drew him in. Il was pickerel meas
uring over three feet and Weighing twelve
pounds. Mrs. Brookiugs had him photo
rrsphed
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
RAILROAD sosslss

Isezs 90 ss.s ftes tks shsps- n Asssssx Of
the se-.s s.sass rrssses Co1a@sstss-
Regime No wss sen OUt Of ths machine
ss0p yesterday il xcea repair assin.
sons slize, rSpainnx - The drivers os
q sEgins No. s. va eeiag ao1s sss.sE-
dzy.
fas ffeight car repsirsrs are tspl easy
ffsm ~ . In ne shops. sad . lsIss RaA-
Der ~sitisg eetsis<-
A excursion vii Be given ever the q,
J. 4 n rod from Marshall % Ottawa
Beach. and fetaf0 sunday. Aug0si 5.
q J. Huyp. of DeroiS 0sasrsl Freight
Ase1t of ths Aiehig2n Csnlral railroad.
vas 10 town yesterday attending the frsisEt
Eaeetlng.
c. A. Caster. Of Kalamazoo. brakeman on
toe local height VI the {. K & l. was msr-
ried "Wednesday evening 10 Alss Lille
NllAsns. Of kslsnsEoo.
The g. X. & l. pay car. wkich has been IA
The repair SHOP. val DC Iun 10 NUsssgon
this morning tor . Trial trip. but viii be
broaghE To The shops again on returning.
The excursion over the G. A W. n. 10
Ottawa Beach FROM Marshall aud Bagtle
Greek. August s. will be accoA panied By
the Battle Greek brass band In full uniform.
G. IL. Holbndge. North western Passenger
Asent OF the great Rock Island aud Albert
lea routes, and his chief. L. A. Heisrook
General Passenger Agent Of the Rock Is
land, are at Sweets.
A special excgrsiOn from Lansing 10 Of
q. r, l.. A d. and c. A w. NJ on sunday,
August 5. The train will pass this city al
I'D .. m. arriving st the Beach nj li:40. and
leaving the Beach sgais al 5 p. M.
There will be an excursion over the 6.
x. L. 4 ID. and the C. 4 w. NJ. TO 0ttsws
Beach, August 5. The excursion will pas,
through this city al 10 q m, and arrive Al
Ottawa Beach st ll.40 g. IN. The return
boat will leave Ottawa Beach at 8 p. IN. and
connect with trains at Holland.
The d.. l.. 4 n. will run Sunday tram.
on their Reeds Lake line to socommodsts
those who wish TO visit the lake on thsi
day. There will be five trains each way
Trains will leave the Union Depot st $50 q
m, l:30. $50, $50 and 7:30 D. m, and vii
leave the lake ut 10 .. m. 2. 5. 6 and 10 p. IN
Arrangements was made TO organize a
weighing and freight inspection bureau. u
be composed Of all roads represented. fol
the purpose Of having proper weight anc
| classification applied in billing freight. Th'
roads centeripg in Muskegon have agreeC
to make a similar arrangement Some
matters of minor importance were also dis
posed OF at the meeting.
A meeting OF the Grand Rapids Freigh
| Com mittee was held at the Morton Hous,
Yesterday. ~. W. Rose. of the c. & w. II.
4. +. Baker. OF the d.. l.. & n; c. J. Hspp
OF the N. c.; J. Mcqueen. Jr.. of the D.. q
| III. & NJ. J. j. James. of the L. s. & NJ. s.
End K. c. Leven worth, of the G. X. d /.
were present. In the absence of Chairman
| @. L. Gill Mr. Rose acted acted as Chairman
and z. c. Levenworth as secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
THE SEVERAL COURTS.
Three Courts Wore In Session Yesterday
The First-Ave Robbers Bound Over.

Three Courts Were In Session Yesterday
The First-Ave Robbers Bound Over.
PoLoE-Jans Lawn, drunk; sentence
suspended and defendant discharged. Han
nah Nj. Gowan, drunk: adjourned until
July 81. 10 a. IN. Peter Martin. drunk; sd
iourned until August 8. 10 a. m. Albert
Schubert, disoTderly; sentence suspended
and defendant discharged. John Boyland
and Frank keenan,, breach OF the peace;
each fined s. and costs or fifteen kays in
Jail; keenan, paid mp; Boyland was com
mitted. Edward Boylsnd. keeping saloon
open after hours. adjourn ed uutil August L.
l0a. m. Chas. Johnson and VIM. Robin
son. robbery and assault with intent to kill
examination waived and the defendants
held for trial at the next term of the
superior Court; bail fired at 81 geo and not
given. committed to jail. John Hey, sell
inc liquor without paying tax, adjourned to
August 2, 10 q. m.
UNITED STATS CouRr-John M Crombie
ct al. W. Frankfort Lumber Company ct al,
order overruling demurrer and allowing
Injunction against VIM. WineEar. trustee;
/ Edward G. Chambers vs.. VIM. Uptsu ct al.
plaintiff remits, in open court $500 of the
verdict, and thereupon . motion for new
trial is denied; United States W. Fritz z.
Stevens. indictment for making false en-
tries in The books Of the First National
bank of Paw Paw. with intent to defraud
motion in arrest of judgment argued and
denied, sentenced to be imprisaned in the
Detroit House of Correction for five years.
SUPERIoR.-Admission to citizenship OF
Joseph Morrison. George II. White vs..
Rulof Schoultens, ejectmsnt; on trial. In
the matter OF the extension of TeDth-st.
order that petitioner be allowed to change
the interest OF the School Furniture Com
pany. as set forth in the petition. and 10 iu-
sert therein the name OF Francis Letellier
as owner of fifteenth parcsl
City Attorney Ransom filed a petition
with the Clerk of the Court yesterday to
begin action in the opening of Fifth ST.,
from the east line of Front-st. to the dock
on the west bank OF the river.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

The FASTEST Typs~rttsr In America
85Co Costsst-

The FASTEST Typs~rttsr Ia Amsfiee-A
s5Co Csstsst-
T.. Z. NeSurrin, son Of Ar. aid Mrs NJ.
he6arrin. OF 81 South DivislOn-st. who
holds an oficisl position In the Salt LAKE
City courts. has been down ~ Cincinnati,
where he won typewriter contest for 500
WITH n Mr. IFanb. The Commercial @azetts
prints q handsome picture OF Mr.. Ac6urrln,
who il . very eegsbrstsd stenogrspber, and
probably the latest Typewriter in the world.
fhe CsmHssroiaf Gazette says
Mr.. Ac6uTrin operated = Remington
machine. brand new instrument. with
Flisteniag mognliBss that worked with the
Tapinity and precision of q chronograph.
Mr.. Tranb worked on . caligraph. Both
young men removed their coats and sat
down before their instruments. The test of
speed was rapidity OF writing from dlcta'
ton and copying. The material used MAS q
legal report of testimony
"Dictation Was the first test. AT the
word go the young men started. and the
KEYS clicked ~ a msrvelons rapid rate oi
speed, while their nimble nngers sped over
the keyboards with bewildering rspsdity.
From dietation the two contestants wrote
forty i've minutes each. Copying they each
wrote forty-h i've minutes. Mr.. McGnrTin
in copying did not look at his instrument
at AIl. and his fingers few over the key
board with the precision of Blind Tom At Z
piano. Mr.. Traub worked rapidly also. In
ninety minutes on the Remington machine
Mr.. McGurrin wrote s 700 words. bis aver
age speed being ninsty-seven words q mia-
ute. On the csligraph Mr.. Trsub wrote in
the ninety minutes allotted, 69SS words
his averrgs speed per minute being seventy
seven words.
Mr.. McGurrin's copy was clean and neat.
there being but one or two letters struck
wrongly. In the Ave minutes rest allotted
Mr.. McGurrin swung pair of Indian clubs
msrrily and when he returned 10 his work
il was with renewed vigor and nimbleness
OF fingers. The judges, Messrs. Denny,
Coax aud Perrin, slenogrrphic court report
ers, awarded the contest to Mr.. McGurrin."
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

The Michigan Central Railroad has re-
Gently placed . nev train on the road out
Of Grand Rapids which will be q great sc-
oomodsiiou 10 the people wanting TO 60
East This train viii lssve Grand Rapids
st 5 ~ .. N. each dsY except Sunday con-
pecting st Jackson a. SO vita their New
York and Boston .Festibuied Limited -
and reaching Nsv York and Boston IN the
evening oi The nexf dsy. This train passes
Niassrs Falls 10 the cool of the morning.
steppisg st Fair View 70 give al passengers
. look a. thsf fsnsus cstsrsct
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Mr. sna MEs Z. h Dryden cave This
affsIno0u for Columbus, onio, where Nj
Dryden has accepted position sith hsin
q Bellows F4EnIlllrs Company a. heaa de-
Agnef.
al.. Flla r Randall. Who has been the
guest Of her aaas. Afs. Palmer. OF TIE
BfanssiGk, for souls uAs past returns 10
her homs IN Rome. \. T.. asIt Wsdnss-
oay.
Raw. :. Graves. formerly Of this city, ut
nov II AtlsBgs, Ca. II the guest Of l. L.
Elifv snd wife. Mrs. Graves. Who 10 nov
in Kalamazoo. slil srftye la the city today -
Edward Esrls has returned from We
auetoasins sheEs De ass been Spreading
f.o weeks With his family. He has ptlr
chased beautiful cottage al Harbor Point.
Mrs.. Curtis, Of Adrian. Presiasat of the
WOmans Relief Corps. Is IN the city. the
guest OF the nsmbsrs Of the Cham pin and
Custer Relief Corps
MrsL d. L. 5issras and daughter May
leave today l0s their cottsse st Ota~s
Beach. They viii DO accom- panied By Miss
Addis Lean.
D. L. skinner Who went 10 Cslifornis for
tAe bsnsnt Of nis besitn. has almost en-
tirsly iost nis syesight Mn. skinner Is
with him.
Ms, Georgia Aglesvorth and Miss Lills
whiting Mrs. J. Z. Knox. Of SO7 North
Frontsg.
ChasL Emerson. OF the Democrat, returned
yesterday from a months sojourn in the
Summer resorts In the State and Canada
O. r. Bell, who has been West on two
months business trip. returned TO their
home at the Brunswick last evening.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hirsch6eld and daughter. of
Rochester, n Y rre visiting her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Laubcrstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Newrsn, Of Niles. Mich.
are tie guests for a week OF Mrs. Vim. d
Collins. 63 Terracsave-
VIII guy. OF Musksxon, IL visiting bis
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale. of III
Flfth-st.
Miss Zada Udell Is at Ottawa Beach. the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Brookings. IN This
cottage.
Mrs. Katherine Bottsford has returned
from a long and deligh htful visit with friends
East.
VIII Curtiss has returned from an sx-
tended visit 10 Rochester and New ork.
Miss Msy5s.d. With +. r. Kiddsr q Co.,
is spending her vacation in Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Otis signor. of Coopersville.
are coming TO this city 10 reside.
Mrs J. A. Gibbs Is the guest Of her aunt.
Mrs T. Brooks. of Wsyland.
Mrs Joseph Dillon. of HArtla nd, Kan. :. 10
the gassE of Hrs. A T. Bodle.
Hon. f. 3. Egglsstsn has returned from
business trip to Boston
Miss Drshsr. Of the Lsadr. has returned
from her Northern trip.
Mrs c. B. Judd IL the guest Of krs. IN
dervood Af The Beach.
James n. Camp and family lesvs today
for MscaLavs Beach.
Mrs 7. Hortoa. lof Cadillac. is visiting
friends 10 this city.
W s. Crosby and family return from
Csieszo today.
Mrs. Charlie Wright goes down TO the
Beach today.
Miss Ethel Quimby Is visiting Miss Msigs
a. tie Bsscn.
J. X. P. Hughsrt has gone up North on a
fishing trip.
Miss Godvin vent down to the Beach
Thursday.
Ms. J. II. Terrell has returned from
Pstosksy.
.. A. Blsdg.tt is III and confined to his
bed.
Under Sheriff Lsmoresnx Is quite I'll.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
THE DtlEGAT ES.
The Men Whs VIII Help Make the
Republican County Ticket.

The Men whs VIII Help Make the
Republican County Ticket.
First wsrd-Chairman. G. II. DeGrast
Jr.; Secretary. DIR. Locher. Delegates: c
ID. Wiersma, DR.. II. Z. Locher and +. G
Holmes.
Second ward-Chsirman, r. B. Loomis
Secretary. Geo. Pantlind. Delegates: John
Perry. Captain Gavitt and Geo. Pantlind.
Third ward-Chsirman, Wm. Alden
Smith; Secretary. Z. o. Voorhis. Delegates
w. A. Tateum, w. n. Palmer and J. l.
Lewis.
Fifth ward-Chsirma n, Joseph Dillon
Secretary. p. Finn. Delegates: James r
Mcbride. Edwin Wade and Peter Dogger.
Sixth ward-Chairmsn. II. ]. Felker;
Secretary, Cyrus Clark. Delegates. II. J
Felker, Louis Spoelstra and William A
Lee.
Seventh ward-Chairmsn. James A. Cove
Secretary, Frank Escott. Delegates: Frank
Pulaski, James A. Coye and Frank A
Rodgers.
Eighth ward-Chairman, Adrian Yates
Secretary. Chas. Holdere. Delegates: F. w
Peck, Adrian Yates and Dwight Goss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

ons eass af enoler. iafsn tan s&s report
e. from IS Il 500 e. yesterday.
Xssfsrdsg f0hn 0rssn PAID yl. 100 fof .
piece Il laad ca block IS. ConssFss AZ
4ltIon.
Fraak b Eishsr and Ess De Wolf we're
nsrTted 10 the county brGss chamber ~
Jaslics " sesisl.
James sulaxan. Of 81 5cribnef-st.. sas
reported SEA slln 0sszlsa - tas boAr1 "a
hsalln YESTERDAY
EAFiy yssierd4y morning the ars depart
meat xas called out caussi - ths "a =
s8st % 40 ira ro0aa Of /. +. Alien Q
f4g0itsfs laetcfy. 10 dzm4zs.
James T. Aesrids. attorney for Frank
Basier e1o11sncsui salt a eisctmsGt sas-
tsrasy against Aagdslsas osapoSski 20
s@t her % rsmOss from lot II, Pstlocas's .
addition
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

goha ksesl<n . ssilSlng laFxe soass
o. f-slfth-sse.
Mrs. k41s Sasiisss. u b. kspids. . va
lsiBs bsF ssstsx - -ss. Mrs.. D. A. h1fsA u
H. al
fas space Between ths Fair Grounds and
SoatE DaFisi0a- ct, j1st sooth Of Hal. .
beng fspldly niise sith oalidisss-
CAsrl<s kicksrd. wb0 Ess eosfsctisnsry
store a. So SoutL D1sislsa At, Las sozs
oat ~ eozlEs.s snd las n2ossc % e1xtn-
are.
Wm. Alden saith hzs made so1ls In
proseulsDts 01 hle 8aIi1lBks a. TIE corner
Hall and toaiars sls-. aad hss htLsc up ons
part Tor meat market
Misses Leaa and Ivy Culiom. who have
beea yissung Ar. and Mrs. l. f0wBsenc,
eoTrsF of Hall sDc IoBis STA, have returned
10 their home az sand Lske-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.


Peculiar Surgical Operation which
Rssait. in an iDjarv 9" tn. Operator.
Dr. Veenbosr Is suffering from an acci-
dent. which happened in a singular way.
John Vsndsreerx. young man is years
old. patient Of his. was taken to the
Z. r. A Home five weeks ago suffering
from pleuro- pnsumonis. There vas
gathering OF pus In the lung cavity. and
he doctor inserted tube to remove it.
The operation bad 10 be performed the sec
end inns. and The doctor then left the tube
~ The patients caest, fastening il properly
snd warning Nsnder0srx not 20 loosen IL.
The young man improved rapidly. and IA
spite Of the doctors caution leosened the
tube and it slipped into the cavity OF the
chest IN order to remove 10 the doctor
bad 70 make an opening between the ribs.
lie then inserted bis little singer. and in
doing 80 Gus bis Hnxsr upon the edge Of a
rio. The singer u considerably swollen.
sDd shows Indications Of blood poisoning
The doctor recovered The tube. and the pa
tent vii probably obey the doctors orders
next time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

On Monday next the United States Court
will leave this city for Marquette to remain
q week. Several important cases will be
tried. In the party will be Circuit Judge
Jackson. accompanied BY his wife, District
Judge Sevsrens and bis wife and two daugh-
ters, District Attorney G.. Chase Goodwin
Assistant District Attorney Allen &. Adsii
and wife and Mis-, Lizzie Hannah, Marshal
ID. K Waters, Commissioner John NJ. Nc
Quevan aud Crier s. o. Dishman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

There is now on exhibition at Nelson.
Matter & Co.'S ware rooms. q beautiful
picture from the brush of l.. c. Earle, OF
Chicsgo. The picture represents beauti-
fIl young Holland lassie, fuH-Epped. rosy
checked and glowing With lite. The flesh
tints are wonderful and the modest, down
ward expression Is exquisite. The delicate
frill Of lscs about the lace almost hides the
low, broad brow. bat greatly enhances the
effect Of the rich coloring. All lovers of
Art should see this picture which is one Of
the best Mr.. Earle has ever put on canvas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
FOR FIVE YEARS

Stevens. of the Paw Paw National Bank.
Gets that Sentence.
T. z. Stevens, late cashier Of the First
National Bank of Paw Paw. will soiourn in
the State prison at Jackson for i've years
Mr.. Stevens is not q bad man. but he got
into an unfortunate wheat deal in Paw
Paw, and IN order to help out his partners
he used bank funds. and they let him
down. Stevens was s. 900 short, and fixed
up his books to cover the transaction, but
was discovered. arrested and convicted
Mr.. Stevens broke down when taken TO jail
last night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

J. p. Britain. formerly proprietor Of the
Bridge Street House. now Of Ph@nix, Aris..
arrived in town last evening after an
sos-noe of sir months from his old home
Mr. Britain and q Wisconsin msn named
sexur sre speoui isting in cattle IN Arizona
snd YESTERDAY arrived IN Chicsgo With q
trsi1 iosd Of cattle consisting Of 80 head
twenty carloads. Mr Britain wili r-rnsin
m Grsnd Rapids a few days he likes
Arizona very much and says it i the 1nest
fruit country en- earth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
A Soap Bubble.

PrTTsBURG. July IA movement is on
foot among the soap manufacturers of the
United States to form a soap trust. A
meeting was held in New York city recent
ly and the plans Of organization discussed,
but no definite action was taken. II Is
proposed to hold another meeting shortly
and perfect the organization. The sssocia-
ton will regulate prices and production,
and endeavor TO secure legislation 'bat W Ill
protect the best interest. OF the msnufsc-
turerk
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
b0nnh OEeY.

Charles Johnson aud Wm. Robinson, the
two men Who assaulted and robbed Swartz
4 Co.'S ws,chmsn. were srraigned in the
POlics Court yesterday. They said that
they were guilty as charged. and waived
examination They we're bound over to the
next term Of the Superior Court. and not
being able to give bond in the sum Of
81 0esch. they went TO Jail. Mrs. Robin
son bad very touching interview with her
husband after court adiournsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

H.W S0per. representing Geo. Aoebs e.
Co. VI Detroit. manufactures OF the oele-
brsIsd brands CT cigars. Ben hur.h 'flor
de Moeos, Record Breakers" and De-
uoit slussers ls IN the city supplying the
market with these popular 'snaokes. No
pursr aud better cigars eau be found IN the
market today. and the reputation secured
Is we'll deserved. and the Aoees cigars are
proving ss great fsveritss in Grand Rapids
a. in all olner parts Of the State
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Yesterday sfernoon Thomas Reeves
carpenter working On a new building cn
Kenf-st. fell from the cssolding two
stories high and received s--srsi .calp
wounds ard ether injuries. Re vas taken
% rs home c0rner Of Trovbriixs and
k.nt-sts. and instesd cf phvsicisa. bis
mother M. John NJ Reeves. -.s called
~ see aim and sewed ~ his ~ou-ds an
msfe him comfortable There's no one
Ike = rrothsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Sunday trsins vii run on The rev brsnch
- %. D. T. 4 y. Railway 10 Reeds lake,
issvins The Union depot At 80. thea again
sti 70 snd every tso hours thereafter dar-
i7z the si7erncon snd evsaiag Thsy vii
rstHru e. 70 q m N the forenoon. IN tcae
for churrh il The sfternoou 81 2 5 and 6.
and il As eve ming a. 10 The lsss trip.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

A three-year-old child Of John A. Car
p.nser. who lives at 81 Fifth-.ve., cbswed
no portion Of = green card last evening
and in half sn hour was taken seriously
SICK. DR.. Fsenhoer was summoned and
found The child exhibiting sll the symp-
toms OF srsenicsi poisoning. The doctor
promptly administered snsidotes. aud the
little pstisat was soon on the var 10 re-
covsrv
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

The d., L. 4 y. r. r. have anything now
in sppie-pie order, for special trains 70 the
popular Reeds Lake resort and viii on
Sunday nsrt run their trains. 10 leave the
ufOu Depot AZ $50 .. m. 50. 80. SO
and 30 p. N, returning iesving Reed =
LAKE. st ~ q N. z 5. 8 and 40 , n A
Quick s1d comfortable vsy 10 rssch The
lass for twenty csnts for the round trip.