Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

The 5000 dana Al OTIS SO is 4 success
The Three Rivers far came out $50
ahead.
Apple market booming IN Grand
Ledge.
And now Greenyille claims 70 raise
The best celery.
Detroits city han VII be elevated
two stories.
Brother Wills, Of Detroit. e dong
eyangelistlc work ~tlansng.
The Women's clubhouse Is beginning
10 present a substantial appearance.
Muskegon farmers have raised a large
and fine crop or eaulhower tins season.
Escanaba must raise $4,000 for the
C0ehrane Roller mills OF lose the insli-
tuition.
Burglars cracked the safe of the
Lapeer creamery, Thursday night, and
secured $50.
The Paw Paw horse and stock fair
Will he held OctOttr 10, IL and Il. Geo.
L. Breck, secretary.
A maddened COW dashed into the
crowd al the Kalamazoo fair Thursday
and injured several persons seriously.
A blind man, veteran of the late war,
was knocked down and robbed OF $50
AZ Alma the other day. 1t was al the
money he had.
l.. h. Parkhurst, Of Tioga county,
Pa, Will start an individual bank at
Reed City TO till TIE vacancy caused by
the recent collapse.
A 6-year-old child of Frank Gardi-
ner, of Mt. Pleasant, drank the con-
tents OF bottle which he found Thurs
day and died the next day.
Zeno Rosevcar a well-knOwn farmer
and married man of plymouth, Is
under arrest at Flint charged with an
attempt to outrage l3-year-old girl.
Michigan postmasters: X. :. Griffin
vice j. {. Schook, removed, Edwards,
burg, CasS county; Leroy Morgan, vice
j. II. Donovan, removed, Platte, Benzle
county.
Samuel George, of Paw Paw, was
driving a fractlous horse, Thursday
night, when the animal reared up and
fell over on him. He was horribly
crushed, and viii die.
son prison during the month of Sep
tember was 7l5; Is were received, l9
discharged, l pardoned, and one es-
capped, leaving 10 there now.
Rev. Thomas Hughes, professor of
moral philosophy in Detroit college,
has accepted a position III the scholasti-
cate at Woodstock, Me. The vacancy
at Detroit college has not been filled.
While dredging the channel at Frank
fort the other day barrel of whisky
was brought to the surface. 1t was a
part of the load thrown overheard by a
smuggler who WAS chased by revenue
cutter thirty years ago.
A. J. Dean, n street car driver of
Battle Creek, aged 80, was arrested, Fri
day, charged with assaulting his
daughter, aged years. Dean was held
in $1,000 bonds for appearance. The
examination will take place on Monday
next. The accused could not furnish
bail, and is in Jail.
J. GUNNER & Son, of Cadillac, have
Just completed the purchase of 80 600
acres of heavilys-iznbered pine land in
Florida, about twelve miles west of
DsliiltSN llAts Alt4C - ,llNA " NC llD
finer tract of pine IN that State. These
gentlemen are also the heaviest stock
holders in the st. Tammany Land and
Lumber Co., which has over billion
feet of standing pine near New
Orleans, purchased IN the spring of
1883.
The exhibits of the Grand Ledge fan
are not great in number and quantity
but they are pronounced by all to be
superb as far as they 90. The enter
prise was organized by Rev. a. +. Boil
. ster, Free Baptist pastor, to hqudate
the church Indebtedness. An agricul-
/ tural society VIII now be regularly or
! ganizod for yearly agricultural show
Portland has had a plethora of acci
dents within the past week; Mrs. Sam.
uel Biough was injured 50 badly by be-
| ing thrown from Il buggy that she dieC
/ from the effects; Deacon Isaac Tyler
was thrown from a wagon and sustained
serious # not fatal injuries. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. I'll. Caulkins were thrown from
( their buggy while attending Mrs
/ BlOughs funeral and were badly IN
/ jured, and Dan SaXtOn was thrown
from a buggy and was badly bruised
If any more people were injured the
! O5Scrgcr failed TO hear OF 1t.