Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29


Porl Huron sll have = aaion depot.
Holland = - have a new brick block.
Three Rivers wants 4 fuTnltare fac
tory
BaLaing contractors are D1sy - Aar-
qaeil7.
Res. Mr. sam small VII soon yls.t
h4l4maLo0.
Potash rot has struck tubeTs u Che
boggan county.
Hag ch0isra knocks the pOrkers over
- Befrleu county
Tecumseh shipped loz2 barrels Of
apples l4zL week.
Holland i determined 70 nave new
furniture l1ctory.
Barry county farmers are gathering
~ crop 0f apples.
Muskegon has shipped 3l4 million
feet 0I lumber tins season
Nine acres near Battle Greek grew
O. coo caD1ages tnl. 81 aeon
There are over 10 organized school
DISTRICTS M0ntcalm county.
Red bot stoves ride on the Jackson
street raIsay without pay ng fare.
The rear 0f the main drive On the
81 lskegon riser has reached Ncwaygo.
Hudson VIII have nineteen electro
lights "a running order ~ November
l6.
The railroad. have carried an un-
usual amount Of ore out OF lshpemlng
tl.s season
Nuskegon has been experiencing a
apd substantial growth during the
past SIX months.
The IWmbuil-avenue Presbyterian
church % Detroit, dedicated a me Ne"
$500 organ sunday.
Pentwater citizens are fixing up the
road u the p0Or-aOuse. They expect
o. move out that way soon.
Nelson Turrelland VIE, of Litchhelc i.
celebrated tae sixtleth anniversary OF
theI wedding few days ago
Hon. b. r. Lincoln, vice-president of
the Frankfort ~ southeastern railroad
is very III &C q hotel in Frankfort.
Gen. Nathan Church, of Detroit. has
purchased cight acres of land near that
ctv and will build a castle thereon.
Mrs. JohnJ Bag.ey, OF Detroit, has
Archaeoiogc4 Institute ot America,
CrOsoys .umbcr min &C Greeuy.lle
has shut down for the winter, thus
throwing about 100 men out OF employ
meut.
The Brush Electric Light Company,
o. Detroit, is putting la plant Tor the
Morton Manufacturing Company, OF
Romeo.
Elst saginaw business men a-e try
inz % get up a $4,000 stock company
O. manufacture the Hathaway moving
machine.
James Mclean was killed on the Chi
CaZ0 & West " .chlgan bridge near Ere
iu4nt by the 6.ij tram Sunday evening.
Fool drunk.
The dredge is at work IN Ludington
h1rbOr and viii make a channel at
least sixteen feet deep az the shall
lowest point.
The bridges OF the Michigan Central
are t0 be sO improved and strengthened
as 20 90 away with Stacking OF speed IN
passing over them.
The residences Of Prof. J. w. Hum
phrey. &. j. DeroO and others at HOl-
laad were burg.ar.Zcd the other nignt,
toe thieves securing money and Jewelry.
Joseph Dougllss shot Frank Duischane
40 lshpcming Friday night. Duischaue
had been intimate With Mrs. Douglas.
Douglas IS IN jail, but Duischane may
recover.
st. Mary's Church, az Marshall, was
dedicated last Sunday. Rev. VI. T..
bowling. =. j., delivered the dedlcatOry
address and Bishop Foley also made q
few remarks.
Lewis Phillips and Charles Smith, Of
Pontiac, descended INTO n newly dug
We'll sunday for the purpose of putting
a box m the bottom OF Il. The dirt
caved IN and burr q tine men up 10
their cnu.s. They remained III TINS
condition Tor about three hours when
help came, and they were dug ont in
an exhausted condition but without
serious injury. Phillips hands were
buried. bat Smiths were free, and he
saved Phillips lite by keeping the dirt
away from ms mouth.
Seven years ago julius Bailey, form
erly proprietor of an Eaton Rapids feed
store, was convicted IN Hutchinson,
Ran, where he was then living, of
numbering his father He was SEN
fenced % be- hanged. The sentence was
COmmutcd % Ite Imprisonment. For
seven years he vas confined in the Kan
s1s pcultentary. A few weeks ago the
Board OF PardOus took hold of hls case
aud found him innocent of the crime
charged. and several days ago he was
rtrdoned and "a now free man.
brrai Free Press.
An Absolute Cure
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