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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

NOTICE of Commissioners on Claims. State
~ of Michigan. County of kent.-ss. Probate
court for said county. Estate of Melville K.
Bissell. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed 10y
the Hon. Judge OF Probate of said county
Commissioners on claims in the matter of said
estate, aud six months from the third day of
Nav, A. II. lSSl, having been allowed by said
Judge of Probate TO all persons having claims
against said estate In which 10 present their
claims TO us for examination and adjustment.
Nofice is hereby given that we will meet on
Monday. the eighth day of July. 4. u. lSs9, and
on Monday the fourth day of November. A. ID.
1880. at 10 o'clock a. m. of each day. at the law
Offices OF Taggart. Wolcott 4 GanSon. in the
city OF Grand Rapids in said county. TO re
ceive and examine such claims.
Dated June I, loS9.
MosFS TAGGaRT,
ROBERT Il. LOOMS.
JeSonce wfw Commissioners
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

THE famous General Rosecransis ac-
corded the reputation of being the
bravest man IN Washington. He walked
down street, the other day, with DIR.
Mary Walker.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
RTs0BLIaHE0Us


/ a I-H % purchase sae aa hsno. reunf bot
Gem r5s- boats. a u. i9In tsa1, AevaFEn
Wfrh se5
Ff-To harr0a far aFs Fnnrf'is,
- for vhsfh J Tl faF 80 irffTeft 3 1na
seelr.fv. esI toaag bel n9sa a. , oot
j. flsier 81
AMsTFTE THoTC8sE tfi kRs - Togr
= Friaf Is cone 81 &aef SOB s. ~ Monroe -
GRBtT eiafrVsvant n8t fortune teIef Mrs
hrksri. II ST. FaEL pue - fhf ~ ~ vice.
k0oHn ard rel stse eiairVeesafs - ire #efIa.
IS 20 tie ctF fer fes taEs ~ts tes pSst
present ~ l8tHre. Wfi tTirr hacs tbs parted
hfis'sauf ~ icFers ISL CsaFt7fr- fr s-7ftt
fsrisF suarrts ~ rrrpf ffFlff@e fst sfs9
esass SPECS Bss~risgeS has efsarns f1r Eeqa
iHes eTesss fva in-aeaee eea e. ~ 5~ss ~ -
ference ia rexsTa - af1Fe sIefefHeffs All
fls' aess eFslf -rtisf ffffsfe heEre ffefc 2 r.
- 3 ~ NrS FTE~rf. lsrsutan koisl
Cxns4xt
uA6NETIC hesiBf AID elsr1v0TzHf stfiBgs
- - fHtsFs eaf HaslaEs = p frr@.
gNAYTKD- ETery csaga fr ~ stove 8sse.
- Era 81 k1ew thsi Z sene 4re cas-
e. ~ 81 <rf 1n2 try rs eHfs 1fst ernf -
-es az~r - fks rltT Ha EIaNs8a. I~le-
p3oae ks iz bssz f1lssa ST.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

Irrs as the Washington Ssfpdav Ga-stts
remarks There Is Just a. much sense
now in talking Of the tariff asa Presi-
dental issue n 1872 as IN discussing the
merits of candidates for the executive
char at tins date And there IS not
bit IN either. No one can possibly
guess today who the candidates viii be,
and the tariff question was settled last
fall in favor of stringent protection for
the next thirty years 20 come.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

Irsa remarkable fact that it IS not
known and probably never Vii be
known who devised the union Of stars
on the American Tag. Is was one of
the most happy IDEAS ever known in
heraldry or flag making, but The
identity Of the person % whom credit
for il : due has been hopelessly lost.
There . nothing In the records OF Con
gress nor IN the vOluminous mass OF
correspondence On the subject giving =
clew 70 the sctusl desg gner.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

PRoF. wEBsrEE, of Perdue University,
has been inspecting the growing wheat
in Indiana, and says a small black bug
Is following the midge and destroying
It. This IS encouraging If the professor
Is sure the black bug will not do more
damage than the midge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

PEoFLs who DO not SIT up all night
like tine industrious morning newspaper
man do not know the luxury of the
cool air which come along toward
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

The Cincinnati police, according to
the Commercial Ga-cttc, are now study
ing architecture, finding such
knowledge absolutely necessary 10 the
successful closing OF saloons on Sun
tav
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

IT is pointed out that the complexion
of the National House of Representa-
tives might be changed from Republi-
can 10 Democratic by the election of a
Democratic legislature in Ohio this fall
A gerrymander of the congressional
districts IN Ohio would. says the Column
bus Dispatch, certainly lose number of
CongreSsmen 70 the Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

Hk can not change MS name from
Kilrain TO Killsullivan. Mature gave
out" too soon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
SITUATIONS wAsTED-FEYALE.
WANTED.

WANTED-By young lady. position as ste
nographer and typewriter. Address a
s. Box . this cfhce. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
kosgY TO LOAN.

: PER CENT. MONEY 10 loan. ID. A. John
ston. ~ Canal ~. iftf
MONEY TO LOAN tor the Northwestern
VI Mutual B.ifc Insurance Company. OF Mil
vauke-. in Sums OF . .ifS and up~ ards. on farm
and city property. al lowest current rales ~
interest security Must DO hrst-ciAss- Mere
Wilson. ledyand block
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

Ir seems probable that as long as
George %. Jones lives 50 long will the
Greenback party live.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
Pensions, Pay and Bounty.

j L. fiartweathcr. Pension Attorney ~
Homeo Michigan viii be AZ the Offcs ~ the
County Clerk on the 18th DAY 81 July. lr.s-
dependant mothers and fathers. minor c'nio-
ren are entitled 10 pension. Increase claims.
back pss and bounty. cpnmHfaiioD 81 raifens,
pay for lost horse and travel pay. Neicee and
rejected claims a specially. Cal ano See bifn.
Advice free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

The PHILADELPHIA Ism has discovered
that fine dinners are always served IN a
course Way.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
FURNITURE STORED

k'DRNlIi RE stored. packed and moved ex-
pert packers srnt oh short Dotiee 10y Rad
clif A lioii. lil south Diklsion-st. Telephone
No. 80 for your moving vans Jan ~ ~
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
"A stored. viii receive liherai Inducements ~
calling al :. j. Walkers. IL South Dlsision.st,
A specially Is made Of renting tables aud
chairs FOR dances public halls. etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
(atarrb Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that lOathsome disease, catarrh,
and vanly trying ever known remedy,
at last found a recipe which completely
cured and saved hIm from death. Any
sufferer sending n self-addressed stam-
ped envelope to Prof. j. A. Lawrence,
s. Warren-st.. New York City, will re-
celve the recipe free of charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
ZOE - NlsolLLAkr0us.

t,0R SALE-A tao horse power Oft0 hiieat
tsAs Eneine. vii sell lt 81 a bargain. for
further particulars call OF address Waiter EBhi
A Co.. lte aud rs Jefferson ave. Detroit lf4If
EOR SALE-A Furniture stock centrally To-
Gated. splendid business a nrst-class bar
gain 10 the fight parry. Address jones. box
s. care Telegram Herald. 5llr
tfok SALf-An OUTFIT FOR steam laundry,
very cheap. IA fact FOR bali the aoiuai cost
Also horse power steam sfSlne aud a de-
livery wagon. Enquire at the Eagle steam
Dye House. No. y CAnal-st-. OF q. A. berwin.
Golf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

THE cities OF the East, notably Phila-
delphIa, seem restless because Chicago
has recently taken IN a number of
populous suburbs and jumped to
second place IN the American munici-
pal handicap. They have ali done the
same thing, on n small scale, them
selves. Chicago Is all right. Let the
effete East keep M eye on ter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

IN disc ussing the action of the Legs
lature IN adopting the Local Option
bill, the Cssstsr says: "The cheapest
policy possible to any party, with re-
gard to any question of reform, IS this
timld reference of it back 10 the peo-
pie themselves" The Center doesn't
want any further referring OF this
question 10 the people. The people de.
esded by vote not very long since that
they did not want prohibition.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
To ~ Bsc RIDERS.

Any sabssriBsr to rnE TELEGRAM-
HERALD ~ho fails 90 roc~iy. the paper
sssaiAsiy, or who may have reason TO
esmpiaia of late delivery, viii eonfsr a
special favor by Informing this oiiiee OF
tbs fast at once. ssad postal card or eel
nap t<iephons all
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
Real Estate For Sale.

Business blocks on Canal street
l0room house on Cherry street. Ss,s'p, wofl1
500. Pour new room houses on the ttlh
near East Bridge street g $50 60 sz10 cachs
easy terms. New room house in north PARK
Of The city. : HD, TSn cash. cheap al q 10.
Lots on the Nm $50 20 $50 each. LGt oB veto
street. $40. SO cash New tfoofn house S''i.
- acres. miles from postoffce, tth an acre
Fine farms and A VERY choice selection oi CITY
property for sale. Call on me ~ you Wish 10
buy sell or trade and you will secure courteous
attention aud square dealing.
PERCY SN Y DE X,
10 ia Pearl Street.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

STAIE or MICHIGAN Circuit Court
session ei SAID csurt hvla al hr iourt House,
ia the tsty ot tsrand RAPIDS. lu said county .eA
the 10th day vi Juls. A b. ls~. Present. Hon.
n lillian T.. s,IOse. eircalt Judge.
ALICE l.. NAY. Complainant
HERBERT J. NAY. Defendant
In this cause. 81 appearing from aiAdasit on
rle. that the defendant. Herbert J. May. h not
a resident Of this Stale. hui ~ a resident OF the
state Massachusetts. tu motion Of ard
Ard. c8mpiainaats solicitors. n IS ordered
thar thc appearance OF said non resident de
f~ndant. Herbert J. May. be catered herein
within tour months from the date of this or
der. and IA ease OF his appearance that h~
cause his answer 90 the blii ot complaint 10 bv
nled. aud a copy thereof Ia be Scrt Il on the
cotBpla lainants Solicitor within - DAYS after
service on him of a copy ~ said bill and notice
0f this order, and ia default thereof. said blll
viii De- taken Is confessed by said NONRESIDENT
defendant. And 10 II further ordered. that
within twenty DAYS the coInplainaut cause a
notice of this order 20 b published 10 the
HraHd Rapids Telegram II ieraid, a newspaper
prnied. published and circulating IN eei1
county, and that said publication Dc cohtinHcd
therein once in each week Tor siA weeks ia
succession. or that She cause cory OF ihis
order 20 be personally served on said non res
ident defendant at least twenty days before
the time above prescribed Tor hts appearance.
MM r.. GROVE. Circuit Judge.
Examined ,cOuntersicRed and entered by me.
CORNELIUS }. DEfotAG.
WARD 4 WARD Deputy Register.
COMPARTMENTS Solicitor. thurs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11


WANIED-Agents for every county in Mich
w igan, work permanent profitable and
pl,asaut. Address c. Il. Bishop. city.
kkAN for the b history Of the
W John 'tewa food now ready for delivery.
Address with stamp. Farrell, j. Tower block.
Gran Rapids Mich. 1913
tGENTS should write for illustrated circular,
n terms and two weeks free trial of Missouri
" asher Washes dirtiest clothes clean lsy hot
steam without rubbing; easily sold profitable.
J. Worth. -. Louis. No. ~
ktANTED--a few good energetic agents
W ladies' preferred, 10 sell "fdtChies Jni
vcrsal Silver Polish" IL is not a silver
soap" paste" or powder" bui chemically
pure liquid silver polish. 1t Is a fayorite With
people who have silver ware aud FOOD seller.
For terms and particulars address q. y.
Ntchte. JeWelcr and manufacture. Hopkia
station Mich. 1911
G-r TO SO a month can he made working
-" for ns. Agents preferred who can fur
nish horse and give their whole time % the
business. spare moments may be probably
employed slse. 4 few vacancies IN towns and
cities. i. !. Johnson A Co.. l.9r Msisst.
Richmond. Va. y. B.-pleasr state age snd
husi ness experience Never MAD about send
ing stamp for reply. =. p J, a %.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

G NOl Ia lske - kAs~ Il 49, xasaa lIks u
kns~ iiSi | have = ksoss 49, ies isf sale
tef = "s.Ass tsa aaanates s@lk a s~ee1s
AasE haze j9ss haa s~o sesa less places
W stsf a@uAa a. /. Ss~As ssas zl,vAi taesa
tee eits SIC - Nt14k - SCI isr iese tsa
tfe otri afust0r tsaA
l.4AR SA4k-NsN e.leoIn hsass ~ eAss terms.
Ne1i loc&tee see e4rEsla. "a Nlil gUnt.
Inquire ~ Aanrss - 80
l.s5K sAlE~z iets - about ths ,rics 81 sac
Il IAkra Eou. Appls - Aeafas -. gss
LN9K SALK-terner les ga sa@ia haSlleSs
Il sffe4i ia hafElil.S han. Ala "a Ntl e.
chsaxs f>s or3na hsIaos iIoPcFss~ Apsss ieI
particulars - AuDfe - a.
lA0R lALE-A nouse AID les. 1ass hEishee.
GOOD BAKaAIN~ AZ reslaoat lois | have
" iar Slle oesnrca AAdisen~ ave sha hlsh-
taaG ave. . nalaistf - Ae0S tvts t@iiH - "a
Gsrloe issla s>s "a .s.A & T. haths@s. - Aoe,
LNak SAlK-csiy $40 hays new eTaea eat
taE. home, seGtse al. 81 car nhei -
dosn hSi~ner ninnttiik lac fenli SAY ~ n
these, coIas 9o4ek. bAslsA Jost. y AsAi,ss
LNok SALE ssrA bGys lhe fnesf meaeIn
hegse el tAe klii toF tRt laencs worth sfssh
cs.sh. Davis toss, - A0ntss- w
E0R sALK So 40 ior sess IN bniieT~efih
ave. very eSsy tefms. Davis dssl, -
NouTok. "
IN0R sAIE- Lot ailt cheap must be sole 81
enes. Sood ctance ief speculation. - 70
arl CHEAP tIasr iof uemt Southeast parl Of
rls. Price s4is Address n. Acl).. 1sieg sR-
Herald. foeft
k,rf have cheap lois from slso 70 sls8 81 South
W Hlslsiou ar u.sA dale PARA siii ir.as iof
house and lut other good property. TAT ln
90 trade foF hsGSr and lot AarilAoaix
Cutler. Alaaiuossh bHlid AZ. room y. ieS
LSoR SAl.E-At = bargain . fac residence ~
ten rooms. Apply al - first ave is3
4 of- within and az loinin. the city on caE
Il nnsS. al rea-snssbsr slEtds kha essss icrsaS.
ou cur Din isl~n al VA Lishth Maid 1iAiS a
alsl class Investment. Gail early ncUI De
fay Turner Carroll Men iiSasfaau building
III Yea are looking Tor io~ pa7oea lots yea
should not fali IA fhe bots on Stow A
farish's addition al $50 two blocks from
street aud steam Gals. SfuCe under ol4
National bank.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
- - -.

WANTED e11x mas t. 81 - van 0ss ioF
" ealCe Nark al oGee. Commercial fla
pa Iaeni Assocl stisn. = Aearef- is-
AAIEu-- 1Agee F..s4 nfes ~xsai ~ seh
W xe..as ~ FsilrVa1. lasio4 Aes NS,iiE ElSitSs
oFtoSits ntsa lfSI.ei- ts-
lAAAgrD- BessArepefs. CLERKS @nd a&ies
W Hsru Haa piaovs tAFVAsh the Nonl RaeIcts.i
kmPles lDeat Association. S. Aearoe. l-
AkANTED- elerkK saleSlAdles steba
w gfaphers. etv-. eaE sSttife Eeoa situAtit'iis
~ HaklEg a4ptl tlt<fs~4 N1fA the ANsttnStci@t
kIapioyaarnt Association. y Moeroc- ~
NANfED- legng mKa le 20 = yesrs ef &se
W ta a. g4naea eOTk. Urea 1ostoT, Il
Nerfh NiAl5laA 81 10
SALESNEN- -heNlsh few men % sell gar
- goess - sample IL the HAcirssie &Aa Sc
taii trade. GA SAlAfs largest mAl lgiAeiotsfS "a
ear hHr ilncioSe - STAMP Wages . per 0ay
permanent Pesit itl0u, Elepcs id dsanccd fst
NaEts advertising. etc AtntSNas&l AAAUtes>
turiUS Company, SueiHnsil, 90 10
WANTED MAN To tAke tie agency ~ our
w safes size z,Aisxls IactlrS, weight ~
lbs retail price 80 either sl1es ia prVPerlieA.
rare chance 10 create q permanent business
St hotoe. These sAies meet demand aeksf
before supplied by otBcT S<ste ceiapsAles. 4s Nc
are not governed by the safe Pool. Alpine
safe Ge.. Cincinnati. % Ned-Sss
GALES AAA-Aa active esiesEaan, s1ta hfst-
- claS, o. sfrFeucss. NttH - As>lN0g taS
grocery trade, 10 take iist 81 SAT- walter hShf
40 samples 10 carry g0sa tsohthiy conafiiis-
slen can be made 5y the ..sag Ia@a- AadfVss
Box 80. tslOuctstef. Mass Gu
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

E'uB SALE Lot No. =. ottawa Bc4cn, this
lot h oue ~ the mrs! selcCtious "a Is 30
Gated oniy sAsTi distance iren thc shotc3 ssld
has auv view II Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. H. ilaskins oT ". IS Loscland Urand
Rapids. Mich. ls2sua
A GREAT BARGAIN 40 acre farm frssue
II bou>e; good orchard soc acres improved (,
Z miles fTum Baldwin Ter sale cheap. Enquire
Isggart. M0lc8ft Oaisou. 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
FOR HORSES.

gKysRhsr FOR HORSES.
~. ~ 10 BaRRFD WIEE
A<VsE Al horses taken up ia Box Stalls
M&.y-N hrough the heat - the day. aad are
in 10 ACRES ef GOOD PASTURE mornings
and niEuts. ana ~ same price per week that Is
charged for pasture alone near fhe city. When
fies are severe some horses d. not Keep tn as
good orser iH gool feed as &hen a. work vith
some rest from fies
Inquire ~ Ants EslsoTuin nc Co.'S Once. %
North Dlvisisu-st or telephone ~ residence.
5ll. whore ] keep uen Htlo VII take horses
on snort notice Horses Ninicfea
u. p CHURCH
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

Circulation Guaranteed TO Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

GRAND RAPIDS. THURSDAY. July IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

At the intersection Of s. Charles and
nglori-sts., four squares above the
city hsil, s Zee place. formerly known
a. .lv06 Circle" A handsome mouu-
ment, consisting of a white marble Cei-
umn, suFmounted IS StstTe
of cen. Robert f. lee in bro77e
has been erected N the center.
of this park Al the end Of T'eI0rt ST
e the ssNew Raan. whlch = connected
with Lake r0nechartraln. by a canal SIX
mites long. Tais csnal. nav3E8tle for
abocners sud small steamboats,, 70.
f1ues - the state, and Is usei - brng
ferenf points an tho lake coast ST.
Charles-st-, vhlch aAove Lee Pace
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
HELP WAkTEp fENALB.

NANTFD-SAlEsLADA only those thor
w ouahly experienced aud having good fel-
ereneeS need apply. n. ". ufzburg. Canal
81. aud Crescent ave. isi
IED-Immediatcls-a competent gid
w 10 do general h0useaOrA. lt9 OTTAWA -.
lai
INANTED-A young Germsn girl - OF y
w years OF age TO do light hOuscwoTk aud
take care OF child. % CaSS-Si. ~
WAAIED-2 Waters II II South Division II.
w la9
\NANIED-A iaay in each city. town and
w township 10 procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs. john A.
Logan. Special Inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The bfOdlA PUBLISH
ins Company, Washington. -. e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

This square. or park, opposite the
city hall. ON So Charics-st., was called
''iafayette square" IN honor of Gen.
LAFAYETTE. Of Revolutionary fame. The
square Is LAID cut m walks and avenues
OF handsome shade trees. In the cen
ter IS a statue OF Benjamin Franklin,
and near one of the corners Of the
square j. q stone placed there by the
United states coast and geodCtlC SUIT
vcy officers. THIS stone Is located
exactly IN latitude 20 So So. and
longitude soo 04 09<f west. It IS, there
fore. three minutes lcqual 10 55i2
metres. or about three ard one-haif
miles north of the Great Pyramid Of
Egypt. the two points being separated
bv l10s 4 Of longitude. abost II, I,7l4
kilometres. OF .Z79 statute miles. On
one side Of the square = the city hall A..
and on the other Dr. Palmer PFesty-
tersu Church. a large Gothic structure.
Tie whole design = nOhie, aud look.
well from che square. IL : the largest
0f the kind n the city. IT. Palmer 8,
noted for the el0QuenCe and iogic ot
has sermons. and large congregation
attend hrs services
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

LN0K SALE I.ot ahl cheap must be seia "a
enc. Sood ChaDce fef speculation. ~ 10
grl cheap Elsee ia home southeast pa1 al
llt rrloe s46u Address II. Acb.. 4slegI sR,-
Herald iSstf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
FOX RHEF-RooBs.


k'OR RENI-i Rooms. convenient for house
Keeping. at ~ kafciay 81. 10,
40 RENT-5 furnished rooms for light house
Keeping. GA nIst noor, all modern la
proyenrnts. 2l2 B@rclay-Si opposite South
Division Street School. ~
DOOMS- Furnished or unfurnished. with or
IL without board. Terms reasonable. h
fereaces required. Mrs. Baldwin. l51 Serb
ner-St. fD
FOR RENT-Suiie OF 4 rooms. and one of
u rooms; water. gas and good cellar; WITHIN
five minutes walA OF Sweets Hotel Inquire 81
b. w. Barnard. 80 Allen-st.. corner Mt. Ner
non-st. llstf
L'OR RENT-RoOms. singly ana en- suite. fur-
nished or unfurEished. AT Park Place.
Mrs. 4. l.. Smith.
k'OK RENT-Iarge, elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent axe. aud Canal ST. with
gas. newly furnished and fefttcd. Everything
ssslctly nrst-caSs Entrance. Crescent ave
also, - Canals 81 Enquire a; Room "a. sbly
A NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
"A Enquire AT Room II. l5 Peari-st. -
E0R RENT-furnlshcd rooms. steam heated;
and furnished rooms for hight housekeep-
ing. Apply At Room lU3. New HouSeman block.
Elevator from IN to III p IN. Dec. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
SITUATIONS MALE.

WANTED ED-SITUATI0N-An engineer with
w experience oa locomotive. wants 20 81
tion on road, OF 10 run stat l0nary eBgl nci best
of references Address Box 49,. Holland,
Mich. ~,
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

~ SAlf-Citx sSle bays new sTasw eat.
taE. bemg, saItse ad. 90 car nae -
daau hsi@ncr nfaEIisis lik Ientf SHts t~s II
~ ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

La0g SAIK 80 ug for soGs eR Butters arth
ave, very easy tefms. Davis 1sst -
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT HOUSES.
E'oR RENT-At Macstawa Park. "A tent on
Il Crescent Walk. Inquire OF NanderNceu
Whitman. l06 Monroest. l@
E'0R KENT-A nicely furnished house one
minute from street ears; will rent for five
or six months Tor $40 a month. Apply - Huron
It. ts-
E0R RENT-A cottage of rooms hard and
l. soft water and good cellar; street ears 80
nv the door. Also. tenement OF rooms and
one of rooms. with modern cOnNenicnces.
Inquire of Il. W. Barnard. IS Allen. corner Mt.
Nernon-st. Also, house of rooms. within
FOR BUSINESS PLACES.
FOR RENT-Front part OF store at Isl Mon
l. roe-st. lso
WANTED -B0ARDERe
WANTED-Room and board; also table
W boarders at l25 Louis 81. 10
BOARD ana rooms at reasonable rates. Ia
~ quire at is3 Ransom-st. 1871
WANTED BOARD.
WANTED Room and board in private fam
w lily Tor gentleman and wife. central ioca-
uOD. Address, stating Terms. etc, C.. Ieie-
gram Herald. -
WANTED-Day board exchange for sew
w ing machine in good repair. would sell
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-10
Union s. s. Chapel.

The Union 4th ward Sunday School chap
ell was formally opened on Sunday after
noon last. The exercises were attended by
large number of people from all parts of
the city.
The meeting was called to order by the
president of the association, John Brooks,
who gave very concise and interesting
history of the work from the time of its in
ception about four years ago. by the w. c..
L. U. to the present time. He said the
ladies who first started the school little
thought that in such short time it would
be necessary to build two chapels to accom-
mOdate the growing needs. Yet such was
the fact and the work had been blessed
from the beginning. He said all had rea-
son to feel proud of this result and hope for
the future.
Rev. II. X. Davies was then called upon
to preside and announced as the opening
hymn the CORONATION, in which the entire
audience joined. Rev. Jas. Riley, of Bur-
ton, and Rev. Innis, of Corunna, assisted
| in the devotional exercises. Rev. w. L..
Farnum, of Flint, followed with dedica-
tory sermon, taking as his text, "And they
| gathered their treasures into the storehouse. s"
The sermon was very impressive and earn
est. To help meet the indebtedness of the
association, pledges to the amount of over
S400 were made, and we learn that since
then nearly $75 have been raised, leaving
but $50 unpledged and it is hoped that be-
fore Sunday this amount will be secured by
the committee. The chapel is certainly a
credit to the people who have worked Sc
hard and faithfully to build it. 1t Is 32x4s
feet in size, very substantially built, and
seated with chairs. On Wednesday even
ing the the Union Workers i'm connection
with the Sunday School, gave an ice cream
social and 10 cent supper which melted
about $50, very nice sum for an opening
social.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-10
Ray Morton Shot.

About 10 o'clock on Sunday evening Ray
Morton, formerly of this city, was shot
while standing in front of a saloon in Grand
Rapids. The shooting was done by Claude
Scott with a revolver. The shot took effec
in the upper part of the abdomen, and tool
slanting course to the left and downward
passing through the bladder, making yer,
bad wound. Morton says the shooting wa
accidental and that he did not want Scot
punished. Soon after the shooting Scot
disappeared and has not yet been found. l
Is said both the boys had been drinking.