Telegram-herald., 1889-07-22
TOWN TOPICS.

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A new dock VII o. built 40 tas
3 ges PARK landing tals week.
IFS E.nl.a Perry. 9f Sarauae. 3 the
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Cha1ncey Mason has drafted plans
f.r cess lence AZ HE corner oL
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81. al llls. Ber-l.a. ut Cre-ceut-aFe.
IeIt saturday for caula-kY. ohl0 ana
Rut-.l- bay. iyg = several weeks trp.
VI tle feW scattering lEee. around
tJhu Are a Tax index, tlt peach crop
iu tlls rex ol AL TO- an aaul44u- one.
George Ferguson. formerly n the
livery hdsnless GA keut-sI., aled >atur-
day aud WI. oe buried today from lg4
Dalkes-st.
some 81 our citizens age making Use
of Else Eng -l spae+oW 70 a potp.e.
Those Who have eaten l-sm pronounce
them de-e.ols.
Mss >LFen Csc uur.e wl0 las been
s0 slk AZ tAe O. b. a. lame, has re-
covered sur e.---iy o. le--r- % her
home ~ luu.A.
Malcolm Maesay. OF the Boston dry
goods store, who has been OK on his
summer vacation. wA. return - las
Business duties today.
Ihcinsulancr companies have settled
w.th the Haze.t.ne q Perkins Co., Tor
their recent loss. and they nave tie rc-
Fs.Es nearly completed.
On Thursday she annual Union Bap-
tet saulty-s p.cuic VIII occur ~
Reed s Lake. The party viii leave the
Fountain street church 40 ~ /. IA.
Charles lrank.a and his partner,
joan Jameson, prOp-.ctOrs OF the BOs-
Ton 1ry goods store, are both quite sick
ana confined o. their homes, and have
btea log several weeks.
Wm. Duffy. engineer Of the c. x W.
NJ. tram which killed a boy on the
tgesl.e neT Holland jane Il, has been
bound over tor trial IN the circuit
court on 4 charge OF mausiaughter.
Several b.cvclsts from Lansing VS.
lid the club here Yesterday. In the
afternoon tne visitors and local cyclists
tu the number Of tWcnty-Ons gathered
a. the Fu.tOu-st. Park and took ! spin
to PlainLe.d.
A can OF varnish became ignited IN
tae barroom of the Morton House YES
teliay afternoon about , o'clock, but
WAS extlngIsned before any damage
Was done, although tAe department
WAS called out.
Fred. Pimpert the genialclerk at the
police station, VIII IN the future devote
himself 90 some other brand of smOlS-
ing tobacco than "Old Gold" He
bought a package of that braad yester-
day and found IN 10 a half Of a handful
~ carpet tack- and rusty pm, and
bot little cod Cold"
According % the superv. sors' roll the
increase oil valuation III the First ward
daring the past year was much les
than iu the other wards. The Board of
Equalization are ot the opinion that
tle valuation should be raised and Vii
add 90 &C considerably. The Board viii
complete rs labor t.ls week.
The committee appointed 70 raise
funds and make arrangements Tor en-
terfaiuug the state press ASSOCIATION
collected about $500 Tor that purpose.
Tie expense attending the affair was
smaller than was anticipated. and
srna.i surplus wiil probably be left. A
meeting ol the comm ttse Will be- held
tbs week 90 settle up the business.