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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
Sealed PROPOSALS.
No. Ennrd I'D Pnhlic Wnrks

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. AuL. l3. 1889.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the Board until saturday. August L..
ls.g AZ = - p. IL. for the improvement OF
Canals. from T.. Bridge 10 r. Leonard 81. ac-
cording 10 the plans and specifications on file
nc the Office 81 the Board The Board reserves
the right 20 reject any or ali bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum If $1,000, 20 De forfeited q the City ~
Grand Rapids Ia case he shall fail to enter
into contract In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Public Works
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
viii be furnished upon application AT the
Office Of the Board.
aug II GEO. G.. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

NV friend, look here You know how
weak and nervous your wife is, and you
know that Carter's Iron Pills Will re-
heve her. now why not be fair about il
and buy her I box
Now, Cen raj, you're posted; come.
give Us your views.
In brush IT the front what's the pow
der to use%'
He winked at a star as he pulled his
cigar,
And slowly replied, an brush at the
front
I never use powder, but-SOZODONT. "
A woman who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and VINO has cold hands and
feet, can not feet and act like a well
person. Carter's Iron Pills equalize
the circulation, remove nervousness,
and give strength and rest.
A mans wife should always be the
SAME, especially 10 her husband, but il
she is weak and nervous, and uses Car
ter's iron Pills. she can not be, for they
make her feel Ike a different person, .
80 they al say, and their husbands say
50 too
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
GRAND RAPIDS AS TT Is.

We have population OF 300
We hsYr the largest factories. and are the
largest furniture manufacturing center in tn
We have the largest carpet sweeper factory
lD Tie world.
We have the largest shingle machine factory
in the world.
We haze the largest tub and pail factory IN
the world.
We have the largest plaster deposits IL the
world.
We have 80 factories employing 1900 PEG
pie. and several new ones Ia process Of con
Our factories sold sz7.oo.OOD.oo worth Of goods
IN l.as.
We have seven railroads and more coming.
We have ~ miles OF street railway and >
miles OF cable.
Grand river flows through the city and IS
naYigaDlc 10 Lake Michigan.
We have two gas and two electric light com
panles-
oar new city hall and court house are worth
si.uUHn
Ws nave q public schools and two librsrl es
We have - churches. embracing an demon.
nations.
We have the Soldiers Home with 40 iu.
mates.
vs. have the Masonic Home. costing sl03.
We have 70 iolbing houses who sold s-soDo.
900 wortN 81 goods in lt,t
Grand Rapids . Tire center q the famous
Grand Rapids IS headquarters for many of
Michigan heaviest liue lumber manuiAc
Grand Rapids has the lowest death rate OF
arv city il tne Union
v want mon ~ brains and cap a 20 locate
here and establish new enterprises
We have l'1 lvts ore asa o1e-naI niles
from tie center 20 The cifF-
The fnasfb e4ufifuI property and finest resi-
dencfs are cas- and southeast.
These ois are seuilfsft. with plenty o.
shade GRADED streets and good water.
None Of them over two blocks irsu Tie street
cars. and = q chem iare Pr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

FOR SALE-Lot No. 5. Ottawa Beacl. thls
i lol IS one ol the first selection; IL is To-
Gated only a short distance from 'he hotel ana
has tine ylewsOf Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. II. ila,kins or ". H. LONeiand. 1raus
Rapids. Mich. l3-.uu
A GREAT EARGAiN-2io-ac acre farm. frame
4 house; good c~'hard; 10 acres improved
Z miles from Baldwin Tor safe cheap. Enquire
1aggart. N0icOtt 4 GansOn. 81 wi
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

Yesterday as Percy Snyder and A.
". Pike were driving on Wealthy-ave.,
near Madison, their carriage was over
turned and both were thrown TO the
ground with considerable violence.
Fortunately no bones were broken.
The accident was caused by the bad
condition OF the street at that place,
and Snyder says be shall expect the
city 10 pay for the damage done to his
huggV.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

GENERA HASTINGS, who made an
eloquent political address at Hartman :
Hal last fall and who attained a
national reputation in connection With
the relief measures at J0hnstown, = one
of the entries for the Govemorship Of
Pennsylvania NEXT year. The charac-
Ger OF tho generals public service give
assurance that BE would make an able
rEnnn-rl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

FTw more tragedies similar 70 the
one IN Bcrz.e county on saturday and
m hovne. IN this county. yesterday
morning may convince the residents
Of those localities a. east, that muir
cersrs Should BE- banged.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

THE starting ZIP II an ron mill At
Pftsolrg which has been closed for
year. q sgn that while margins in
iron may mot BE- very Big. there IS a de-
mand Shat brings al the works into
operation.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

4 SSESSM ENT ROLL for grading and gravel
\ Ing North Lanc-aye from Brldge-st. to
Fourth S.. IN the city OF Grand Rapids.
OFFICE OF CRY CLERK.
GKAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug Il. 1883.
To
zlames II. Brown. Maud j. Beal. Jacob
larth.
Frank Childs.
Matthias Du4n.
Mary Evans James and Magdelina Eagan.
Libh II. fitzgerald.
Oscar -. Perry. Dexter :. PettibOne. Charles
{. PeitlbODe. Levi : Proyln.
Christian Schaubei. &. j. SchlOSs. Franciska
Stewart, James Scyk0Id.
flH. A. Vedders. Abrsm Verhaar JoOst Van
re ourgh, Basrian NanBuren.
rank orski
eler Herman. Bernard Haas. John Herr
man. ~ .lliam Harrison. Michael Holzwarth.
Geo. Herman.
John Joltes. Fritz C. Johle. FLIP Jolnk.
J.. ll. kruse. kieiS.
Nulburg Wilhelm.
thauty Nsb' rn.
You are hereby notified that an assessment
roll has lren made ia the premises and is on
file In the Clerks ONCE OF said city. whore 10
VIII remain open tor inspection until MOndaY
evening. Aug. ID. $50. when and where you can
appear before the Common Council aid
STOW cause. II any. why said assessment
should not be made and collected according to
law. ". 4. SHINkMAN.
ID City Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
A sPITEFUL NEIGHBOR.
A Salt Brought 10 Prevent the Ereetis
Of High Fence.

Claude K. Buchanan mas filed bill
IN the circuit court 70 obtain An IN
Junction restraining Felix Raniville
from building high board fence in
such manner a 10 cut of the light
from the plaintiff : house. Ii Is alleged
that kAnlyllie through spite Is about
. erect a tight board fence 10 or II
feet hIgA c.osa U the SIDE ol the house.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
BusINESs CHANCES.

40 YOU WANT 10 buy business; largest
- list II frs LASS business openings ga thr
city; look il over. DAVIS j JOst. - 5loArut-si
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

MONEY 10 LDAN for the Norfhw.sfefn
- Mutual iiie Insurance Company. 81 MI.
wslkee. in sums ofsl.Gnn aud upwards. on farm
and city property. ~ lowest current rates 81
interest efelr. 81 must be frst-c.ass More L
Wilson. LelYara block
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
To sCBsCRIBERs.

aay sussoribsr % THE TELEGRAM
HERALD -ho fails a. receivs the paper
regularly. or Who MAY have reason tn
so1sef.ia or late delivery. I'LL confer .
special favor By iafsrminx this once Of
ths fact a. once. send postal card or cal
a. tsIsphoas 53t-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

r.
AOENlo should write Tor illustrated circular,
= terms and two weeks free trial of Missouri
asher. Washes dirfiest clothes clean bT ho,
steam without rubbing, easily sold profitable
=. Worth. -i. Louis, NO. ~
WANIEu-A Jew good energetic agents
" ladies preferred. % sell "klfchie's Uni
vcrsai silver Polish II IS not silver
SOAP. paste. or powder" buf a chemically
pure liquid silver polish. IL IS Is faForlte wit
people who have silver ware and good seller.
For terms and particulars address &. r.
Eichie tfWtlcr and manufacturer Hopkins
station. fllrl. f4fff
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

I IsowE8onv may rs wei get no m orl-
n,eus ,rust ana tsSe b tae few enter
prsses thst ere rot already Included p
ans trust
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

lA4A III r A0 At -
1e1AND EApIDs A1NDlAAA kAuAaA.,--
u a. e1ee. t1ae le loss
se4iks selss sos-x.
frsseTse CHS 40 A-1x-n@~ ,4Aix
Trassfss cits snd AaoklEa~ ,aAss
exccFl e4a&asi ..--...-.-.-.... ii 81 = n
gr-ssfss CO cas- saesps seAaAyl- sAT, )
l<tsSAty A14 Asek il-sS 1All} l-...- tt AZ ~
- "a AIS - b a tfaAOs taft tlf.t-ls
cosclss att-raco ief So AA~. iAflUf care 50
~ ~ - - irasns Trans arrive irsse fe4es.
hex sna NacktnaN a. = a. dsl y Aae tree
kacAlEaw and 1fAfefse Atfs AZ A. n "a
Cits 81 ll-s5 > ln- ia Is arriving a. u a. -
tld 30 81 ; ~ tafc through coaches Ls.a
s@S n4s
Fer Cincinnati i0aily c1ocpt sunday 30 81
for sft ssAs .1~4s eAesFs s14.i.- y = b IA
loI Cincinnati &c .--..-........-.- 4 "a. 8
ler ,surEl, aid Chicago DAILY ca
- = a sr..l4 has pArlal ca attached
ga a. train has fius car Ter tli.ei hnsu
~ p. 3 pa ifAiA LES sietfAAg eAf IA NAie~-'
Trains orrts FROM c.aaun&u a. oC = "a
calls Atc a. s ~ aelN except 2aueAs iioAi
s = 81 aalIs except Sunday
ITa Hs arllN 'Hs ai 90 = 2i las Through sleep,
inE ~sr from ltic&Ea ieaslaE NAle4se 81 ~ &c
y ~ d--is sAetpt Saturday.
husheeen. Grand Rapids Ineiasa-
lof A4oB ~. Lt ~ . M. % IA . az Ia
frum AZ it ~ q a. b al e .. in
llrsueh fiekeis Aua fall infsrm atl "a cas- be-
had ID c4lllak 4pon A. Ala9Nst. tic4ei A-eut
- Depot 81 a "A. Aalsen, Z Aion tltAat a-eat.
l.. Loorwooa. Gen. Pass AZ.
CHICAGO A WEsI MICHIGAN TRAINS
y AIrste Al ana oeparf from nloG Depot
rEfakf.
IKp for Chicago. MlsAegon. Toledo s.8sm
asf Mali lor CAies.so. ..-.....i j IS 4 u
l2lresA Tor A 1sAe ten aud HART 6,a. ! m
NiElt Eaprcss ioT thicASo. - N .l45 \ M
hltnf ~ IIrs> Tor IND aha aIIs 10 n AL.
lof hg Rapids. Baldwin. Ludlngtoo
ena Mssois'ee ,,.s.-, ...........-.-f s'ot > N
snd Aaulsloe ...--.........-.-.. fs.esAm
fapfess iOf Gaskegon. crane Haven't "a. Ia
Night Express from Cbicaro .. b.aam
- '-"t a. fit - .intA Indianapolis - 5 ~ > ll.
t1pfess from AusktEon And Hart ... fl0.is q m
-'@ii IRON AnicAs % aud NuaAeGul $3.50 m
iA4fes> IRON Grand haven $3.50 ia
t-1p'tss from fentneirr, AuSAeson ~ b m
asst L1preSs IRON Chicago ..f l0.lt \ fa
fioh Maulstr LuclDkIon. BALDWIN
aud Bic Rapids -. 30 % "a
IIoin AAnistee Lueington. baldwin, .2pm
"DHiiy. fD4lis except sunday fDailg ca
60 cay tnaiiy except Monday.
through coaches 10 Chicago on $50 a M
iAlh- Through p@fi0r coach 10 Chicago o.
- 10 trAiu-Ne extra enArge Tor seats
tlv sou n m. train consisting Of DAY coaches
60 smoker runs through % Chicago solid.
iAL"ukh cni4tiuatioh sleeping and chair
cas- u and from Indianapolis On Night Ia
press trains.
Through sleepers 10 and from Chicago on
night IL press trains
" A. cskFrSTKE frame Manager.
william A. GAFElf. As zen Pass Agent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

lnc huUIttsI llue 10 UftfUII and Last. ! =
giant rarior cars between Detroit and Grand
htpqa. Trains lcaNiag DefrHlt q. q ga aid
NtAna htpics e-Jg , ID Tna Say. vtAtr tr@ius
daily except Nlr.ay
a. ALNQrIsr. Ticket Agent. Depot; 6r0 "
MrSso,, MON Ticket Agelt 81 Monroe A..
Gro. J.. SIlH. Ge1. Ar. and kap 49, w.
4. CAHPEsfEH lrltc Manager. =. a.. n CLlI-
Ky. GENERAL Nam e..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


Taxing eject SUNDAY. july ~ I,s-
Sleeping ears run Oh Pacific uuo atiaufic lN-
PRESSES % and from Detroit-Pal0r ears run
on Day Express and Grand Rapids Express "a
md from Dctroit-Direcf connections made a.
Detroit with ali through trains EaSf-iickrts
ca sale 40 Union Ticket Orscr e. Monroe ST.
AID ~ Union depot
iErD " BEicGs. Gent Act. q Monroe ST
q ". hUGGLFs. q. y. and q. Al. lhlaAao.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
AXE sn04EA MICHIGAN s0UTHEAN-

=
l.lV ia. arriving there az 49,
IainuEh tlcAe.s sold TO principal poinss Ia
The United states. Mexico and Canada a. Jnl0a
Ticket JlAcC. a. j. -xfIH
9. p. A. Cleveland. ONO.
THE POPULAR STEAMER. IB0S FhIANT.
IS making cally trlps GoD getsSAey -
Ll.r.- = LII l--ll
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
FOR HOUSES.

EOB EENT-l,OGse # nine rooms wood
4 house. GOOD collar. hart aid SIT water
Apply - tartlay-st. 90
WE have a q I- ,-fOom mousse well. clstern
" cement Tor. ct. Tor Saie al $1,000 on
monthly pay ms II you are looking for bar
gains dont tI 10 sc Is stow * Paiisa,
under old National lank.
LOE EkNI-t tenement OF seven rooms. one
i 81 six rooms. one 81 I'VE rooms. one 81 four
rooms and IN Il hree; also "a store in 2 o1
ioca ION. lr4l irr OF y. ". Barnard. 81 Allen
So, corner "a NJ. keruon-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
FOR RENT-R0OMs.

FURNISHED ROOMS-for d nice furnished
room OF a uit unlL.n shed, apply 10 John
Moran. jr.. ii East Brldge-st. L-o
no RENT-Four stores in Hermitage bui l-
Ing. corner of Canal and bridge-sts. two
story brick building. No. - luron-si., and
living rooms IN Hermitage with Steam heat
and elevator. :. J.. * Pm C.. Fuller. al las
Brdge-st. 70
t0R RENT-Three unfinished rooms. %
Cresceniave II
tOk kENl-Nooms singy aad en- suite. fur
nished or unfinished. al Park Place.
Mrs. 4. /. smith.
EOR RLNi-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Cfcsccntave. and Canatst. with
gas. newly furnished aud reftted. Everything
strictly trstclASS. Entrance, CreSccut-aye..
also. Y cana. =. ERsuir- at Koon li. 1iv
tOk kENi-furaisA rooms. steam heated; ;
and furnished rooms for ilgnt nousekeey-
Ing. Apply at Room los. New nJusemau hlccs
Elevator from a ~ 10 IA m. Dec. ljtf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
sITUATIOaB WANTED-MALE.

W writer or cashier. Address 4. l.. NJ. box
4. his ono. 81
WANTED SITUATION-Na who fully un-
" dersiandS the care OF horses. etc; can
milk; willing o maze himself Us iHl, modeT-
ate wages; good references Address i. G..
Box 4. Ielesram-HegalI. -
NIANTED-Aeents wanted 20 sell a house
~ b q article; wanted ID tNely hlfchcn, ;
biz money in il. Inquire Il G0oorlch-st ~
NANTED-A pos .tion rs taad-sawyer. store
" clerk or porter. Address Carl WlentrJc- q.
% South b is n-St. 81
\NANIED-By boy of IA. speaking Holland
W and Eugls h. a situation IN "a dry goods -
tabliSh nent. drug store or ONCE. Address
Box .. Telegram ii erald. -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

of A4aE 81 LIZ IalAm..ll - = IA > az , IL
frnm AZ 20 lean a. al ~ 4 IA
Through ffek els au1 full ini sfln aiI ga c4l be-
had ID e.lllak upou A. AliaQN.si. ticsei ASCENT
81 depot ~ q. "A u 4lSon. { ulon ticket a-sat.
L. MoAIuc 81
g. l. LocFwooR Gen Pass Ak
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

4 SSESSMENT ROLL for grading and gravel
\ IN. North Lanc-aye. from Brldge-St. TO
Fourth S.. IN the city OF Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Dallies Ex-
cspt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14
SITUATIONS wAETED-FBMALG.

WANIED-A lady ia each city, town ana
W township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine conducted by Mrs. john A.
Logan. Special Inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The BrOdlx Publish
ing Company. Wa.iington. ID. g.
no RENr-turu shed rooms. steam heated.
4 IT the Gcuhay-I. No. 81 South Division
ST.. clean. light and We'll furnished. Inquire 1T
room 10. ]. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-14

NQl sAs AaD LvIS Fek SALE--As gsaa'
a l4e M-s1 l4pfstea pelocs 42- los -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-16
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
OF New England Meteorological Society
and United States Signal Service for
Week Ending July 13.

TEsfERArURE.-The average temperature
during the past week WAS very near the nor
NAL in New England. The only localitits
reporting deyiatons from the normal are in
central Massachusetts where there
was low average and north
ern New Hampshire where it
was a little above the normal Nowhere in
the district was there any great daily ranges
and the week vas characterized by the eQua-
Bile and beneficial temperature.
RAIsfALL.-The average precipitation eas
about normal. There was great de tci-
ency throughout Maine and slight de-
fciency in Massachusetts Nowhere in Maine
was there any rainfall during the week. al
though the weather was continually threa,
enlng. Excessive precipitation - reported
from stations in central and southern Rho ie
Island and Connecticut Light, drizzling
showers occurred at frequent intervals. in
Vermont, New Hampshire and Msssachu-
sets during the first Ave days. In Connec-
ueut and Rhode Island ligh, rains occurred
on Tuesday and Wednesday; on Thursda,
there was heavy shower. during whici
about l.3O inches of rain fell.
rNsnINE.-There was less sunshine than
during any previous week this season and
harvesting has been DELAYED in consequence.
The first two days were bright and clear in
western Connecticut and crop. there stood
the weather OF the remainder of the week
quit well.
RENAgKs The complaint of unfavorable
weather is general throughout the district
The wet season has caused grass to grow
rapidly. maturing several weeks earlier than
usual, but it cannot be gathered. That which
has been allowed 10 stand is becoming over
ripe and is depfecatiug greatly in uuaIty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-16
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
to the Death List.-Events He and
There

Children playing with matches set FIRE TO
Stephen Trumble's house. 1T Brigton. Sat
urisy. and it was badly damaged
Atwood u. Bumpus of Auburn. died Sun
day morning at O'Clock, aged - years.
The burial will occur at Hebron on wednes-
day.
A. II. Fisher. resident of Adams. New
YORK. died suddenly at vinaIhaven Monday
morning from spoplexy, aged forty five
years.
Saturday morning the steamer Kennebec
brought down to Fort Popham the Waltham
Jerrys who are on their way to their summer
quarters at Cape Newaggen.
The Bath Methodis,s had a first class
evening for their moonlight sail to Fort
Pophsm. Friday and improved it, When the
Percy V. left her city landing a, I 80 she
had 1873 persons on board.
Joshua W. Warehouse. an old
resident of Portland. died Sunday at the
age Of - years He was the son of Captain
Samuel WaterhOuse and was born at Cape
Elizabeth In 1S3s the firm of Emery &
Watsrhouse was formed Mr.. Wa,erhouss
retired from that firm in 1866. but bis name
was still retained. Mr.. Waterhouse served
! a. representative from Portland in 1870.
The Di1feld Electric Light Co. have got
the wires for lighting D.xieli village nearly
up aud will set the dynamo this week. They
will turn on the current Thursday evening
August lst. The citizens have organized
and chosen committees and are 10 devote th4
day to celebrating the event with borss
trot, base ball tournament. general iilamina
tlon of the torn, proce ,sioa AMI other fes
tirities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-16
MYSTERIOUS AUpDLE.
Miss Muicahy's Stories About Maj
mage In Cab aud an Unknown
Woman


MONTREAL, July Is
In March last, Miss Mulrshy Of this city
created quite sensation by alleging tha, she
vas married in cab to man named
iiasson, who died almost immediately after
the ceremony, Illusions body anG sll con.
nected with the affair, except herself, mvs
,eriously disappeared
Subsequently she sworc out warrant for
the arres. Of Matthew Huniley and an un.
known woman, who she alleged resembled
herself on the charge OF threatening her
with death II she dil not don widows
weeds and declare herself HussOn widow
No arrest under the warrant wss made until
Saturday. Miss Mulcshey met in the stree.
here sNouus lady named Thhius of Fred
efieAtNn, y. b, and declared Ia the police
that she was the unknown woman. Miss
rhbitts WAS arrested and taken 10 an out of
the NAY station where au unsucccssful effort
was made To rxlort a confession from her
Her friends dli not discover her where
ahouls ull Sunday afternoon when bail was
immediately provided, The case will come
W tomorrow when an alihi wiil be established
by Miss Tihhtts' friends Miss rhhits
graduated u month ago from the University
of New brunswick With the degree Of Il A.
and the Governor Generals gold medal
She Was going 10 visit friends in Boston
Montreal, Quebec and Duluth when arr, s,ed
The treatment she received excited the
greatest Indignation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-16
Notes.

The Lovells are dandies and no mistake.
People should come to the park early this
afternoon ard secure good seat. There is
going to be crowd.
1t Was off day for Blackington in the box
but he played superbIy in the field and did
some good batting.
Just think King kept the famous Lowell
team from scoring for ak cons cutive innings
and held them down to only two base hits
Mr. Tom Lowell has reason to feel proud
of his team. A more gentlemany set OF
players have never been seen on oul
grounds.
The Losells' will have TO hustle to take
this afternoon game. The Augustus will
have their new battery in the points and vii
60 in to rn.
Never vas there a game played on tbs
Augusta grounds where the feeling va,
keener ard the audience more intent viii
excited interest. After the second inning i
was the finest exhibition of ball play ing evel
given on the Augusta grounds
The LovelIs are without doubt the fines
ers that have ever appeared in this city
Their natty red jersey uniforms are th'
handsomest ever seen on the August,
grounds As now constituted the Lowell
contain some Of the best known profe.sions
/ ball players in the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-16
The State.

The Portland Company delivered new
locomotive to the Western Count Railroad
Co Nova Scotia Monday. and will deliver
one 10 the Mountain Division Of the Maine
Central next week
The medallion Of Miss Louise May Al
colt that the LATHE Womra" have pur-
chased 10 present the Publir library has
arrived II is considered very fine work
Of art by all critics and Miss Alcotts sister,
Mrs. Pratt, says that It is a perfect likeness.
1t vas executed by Mr.. Walton Pickrtson,
the we'll known Boston sculptor. 1t will be
hung iD the reading room Of the library
some time this week.
Tie BrgusHick Electric Street Hallway
Company vas orzanized in Brunsvick last
week The officers were not elected bat
will be next Friday night Among the citi-
xens interested IN the company are Hr y. H..
Wilson, Weston Thompson, William NJ.
PenneIl, = e. webb George y. Woodbury..
Sup e. Story Of the electric light com
pany and A. r. Gerald Of Fairfield. The
capital stock is $50 90, in shares Of 100
each. The company propose 10 put in opera
ton a mile track betNesn Brunswick and
Topsbsm, and will frat test the storage bat
terry cats, and If the system j, not successful.
will put in the overhead system and obtain
the power from the electric light station.
The capacity ia 100 horse power. II s ex-
pected to have the road in operation this fall.