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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

"Now, jedge, what am I going to do
bout my alimonya" asked : Dakota
woman who was suing her husband FOR
divorce. "Whst property hes yonr hus-
hand Z" asked the judge. "Prop'ty,
jedge? Why he's the best or man 10 ne
county. He's got fourteen splendid
dawgs, three addIes, two game roosters,
six shot guns, four breastplns all washed
10 gold, two rifles, pet coon, : tame
fox and six good brass rings. II I
get alimony 0n'n : man that
rich there ain't no jestIcs In this county
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Clerk: "Shall | send pair or our
trousers' stretchers with the trousers,
madam" Sad Eyed Lady: mo, indeed
(sob,) my poor husband will not need
them (sniG) the trousers aro (eob) for
his funeral. He is tsob) to be laid out
(snif) In them" Clerk Encouraging
ly;) THE stretcAsrs cost You nothing
extra, msdAm." Ssd Eyed Lady:
"WeIl, send them along. They may b
Duseful some day.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Every railroad 10 Mississippi now has
attached 10 sll Of iss trsIns 3 special
separate cosch for colored ps ssengors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

nAres or ADvERTysEIN0.
SQUARE. lOlines or less, week, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, IS cts.
Longer advertisements at the same
rate. 4 fraction over even square or
s1r,res, counted as q square. These
are tho terms FOR transient advertise
men.s:a rcasonablc deduction will be
male 10 regular advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of admins
trlors anl legal notices ofiike character
TO be paid in advance.
AxNouvciSG CANDIDATES..
For Township Officers, each 81 90
For County ZO5
For District, Circuit, or State. 3 90
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
prRois COUNTY, INDIANA. ny
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. In COURIER BUILDING ON
Wxsr Sixth SrRxrr.

PRICE ov srnsCRIrrION.
single subscription, for 50 Nos, 81 80
For ak months, 70
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-27

$4,000, and it is said that with the cut
| glass" are, candelabra and other appoint
men S, she hes at least $50, 900 inve ted in
taoie decoration. Her cook is ono of the
pest IN this country, and her din erS ara
perfect. She has entertained more distin-
| gqlshed foreigners, and Americans as well,
'tnau any other woman in this country.
Mrs. Guilds reputation Is secure. As a
matter of lact, she is the real leader of
society In this country.
ANOTHER KIND OF A WOMAN.
This pushing little woman, with swapping
Dlack eyes, who comes dancing out of tne
Victoria hotel, is Miss Kate f ED. Sle is
NOT, as many suppose, a sistar of Cyrus W.
Field. Sac is no relation to him. Hers is
a very familiar figure ON Broadway d
ruth avenue these days. she dresses with
remarkable good ia tie, and while lighting
Mormonism does not forget that a
French bonnet Looks well on her dainty
head, and that properly cut gown IL m
tue great man dressmaker in Paris sets off
her trim figure to advantage. When in
New York she lives in he Vic,oria hotel in
suite OF apartm cts t far from at &C.
cupIed by Mrs. Cleveland. Her rooms are
full of pictures, bric-a-brac and the test
books and magazines. She is inviJed OUT
very much, but is not seen ia society as
often as formerly.
IL has ALWAYS been a mystery to Mss
Fields friend why she remains single, and
there was report a while ago at She was
t. be MARI ed. This is unfortunately not
So 1t is said that at one ii sne was en-
gagged to be married to a d9shing Spaniard,
but that he was false to his vows, and Miss
Field turned agar 1T him aud the rest of
mankind at the same time. There Is one
woman in New York who is always greeted
with round Of applause whenever she ap-
pears in public meeting or on public
platform. 1t is Mrs Della Parnell, tae
mother of the great Irish leader. She l.
a pleasant-facei cid lad whose sole ambl-
tlon seems 70 be to aid her son in his noble
work OF freei g Irela d. She never Tres #
talking about him Or the Iris cause, an
she has raised thousands of dollars by hef
own personal efforts to be sDeut ia helping
her unfortunate ki4sf Tx acros the sea. II
" as whispered about awhile ago thai Mrs.
Parnell was losing her mind. This, | am
happy to say, IS not so. She ofteI over
works herself, and bee mes physically dis.
abled, but her mind is as clear as the noon-
day sun, and she knows every move that is
beng made by the great Home Rule party
In manner she is pleasant and agreeable
She is easily approached, aud makes lends
with everybody with whom comes in
contact. Her income is small. For many
years her hone was in Bordentown, n.
j., but the old place is going to rack
now. and Mrs. ParneH is more frequently
seen in this city than ever befo e.
DAVID WECHsLER.
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PERSONAL.
DNOTQGRAPHY.-T dollars ana h'ty
L cents pays for one dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs and one extra for SXl0 frame }. n.
WILSON, Il Bull Street.
II ERSONAL.-Be Mt corner Naldhuyg and
L HaberSham streets next Wednesday after
noon, $50 O'Clock. TIN W II sell five fine
lots there at auction. They beat anything sold
tuis year and will 20 cheap.
ME beg to inform those ladies' WAC nquired
w last weeI that our inn epse imp ortation
or askets have all been opened and BY re- 'ueSt
we offer them at retail. They comprise Plrnic
Lunch, Market, Flower, Sewing, ONCE Baskets
OF every conceivable shape and design. Re
specially MOHR BROS.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
AT AUG TON.
Furniture, Carpets Mating. Cigars. Etc
C. H. DG2SETT, AuGfiOnaef,

VIII sell THIS DAY, Ilsaday, 9th last, at 14a
Congress street, commencing at II AM
FRENCH ROCKER in blue plush, ARM
CHAIR in Old Gold, PARLOR SET. GIRLS
TRICYCLE.. MARBLE TOP TABLE, large
DRESSING CASE, BEDROOM SET, PARLoR
SET, SEWING MACHINE, SAFE, BRUSSELS
CARPETS LOUNGE, lot Of ICE CREAM
FREEzERS, CIGARS. NEW MATING, COOK
ING ST we. CLOTHING, NOTIONS. Etc.
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He WAS Too HosEsT-"I try to be a man
Of my word" no SAID, he entered Cadii-
lac eating house vest rday, but | can't al
ways DO as I promise" "What did YOU
wantf asked the proprietor "You gave
me d square meal ou tick Two months ago.
The Ulll was - cents. prom. 'ed pay lu
xix weeks, but AM little lat..' IL don't
remember tue circu Instance. 'f'r apps
nlI. "A. you aye a big b arted man, but do
and here's you mo oyn Tho proprietor
pulled ln a s. "a adm h.ii aid fInl nut
Che cHslge ratGer Disguised win Tao ans
honesty Ten minute. a erf b We Or, th 8
disgust bad era gsu b. admiration. ! i
making change TOOK cl seI look nc lie
bill. an ga back be- fQu 4 tu. itAmpl
"suspended 1854. h-Dsir0n Free ITsss.
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A SEARCH AFTER A MOTH R.
After Thirty Years a Daughter Learns
Her -4other's rue History.

After Thirty Years a Daughter Learns
Her -4other's rue History.
Here is true narrative which shows
low daughter, to see a glimpse of a
nother's face, came long journey into
land of strangers, and C ne in vain.
O one Of the New York steamers that
landed here last week wa a respectable lady
Of about 80 years who inquired of amoso
everyone whom she suspected of being
resident of Savannah as to the whereabouts
of a woman whom sne said was her
mother. The passenger is the wife Of a
blacksmith in one of the thriving
cities on the Hudson, and the story she
told was to the effe that she became sop
arated from her mother when only 9 years
of age, and after tne lapse of thirty years
there was longing to look into that
mothers face once more If she were alive
She said Tat when she had last heard of
her maternal relative. the latter WAS re-
ported to be a resident of Sava nah, and
the proprietress Of q restaurant. The daugh-
ter bore with aer etters of Introduction to
a family i'll this city which formerly sided
in the city on the Hudson, from which tue
visitor halls
As anticipated in the outset, the daughter
was disappointed, her mother is now
visiting cOnnec ions in Ireland, having
landed d the old country last Tuesday, and
the daughter, whose steamship ticket was
Ii tied TO June |, had t. turn homeward
with tho wis Of years ungratifiei.
There is a bit Of history connected with
the mothe She came to Savannah
many years ago, and was the proprietress
of a house which bore, and still bears, the
ma ne of one Of the pu est and IN st re-
nowne vocalists Of the age in which shs
livsd. Thi place is said to have been ele-
ntiy fit eli up, and its luxurious aud
almost rental att actions were the f0unda-
tions Of the womaus fortune, as she after
ward became the owner, and now holds
not only tie property " ere she so long
presided, but at least three other valuable
houses on one Of the most beautiful streets
of tue city.
The woman finally ce1tered her sfYec-
lions on one ma0, with whom she lived un-
til attacked with an illness taat was be-
iievei would be fatal, and clergyman
was called to the edslds Ok the sicl woman.
She confessed all the frai ties of ne past
and thea present life 10 her spiritual adj
WISER, and the clergyman, wIile not con-
donlng her past. al vised her and her friend,
both Of whom held TO the same religious
faith, that they should he married uldsr
the laws Of the land Tue maa left tho bedside
OF tie peu.tclt woman, o tho story runs,
aud secu inga license, returned, aud tho
marriage rite was duly So ennizsd. Fr IN
that auur change for the better "
noticed, ana the woman was restored 20
health, aud is on visiting among the re,a.
tivoi Of her people Ia her a i've land.
Learning all this, Is She mn : have learned
il here, the lighter turned hOmewa I 81 b
a heavy heart, as ler inquiries on DO I'd ae
ship showed that the life lived by her
mother in savannah hal boen carefully
Concealed from the daughter.
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ct denotes trace o; rainfall
G. f. Won HERMANN. Observer Signal Corps

At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ga.
you get all the comforts of the high-priced
hotels, and save from 81 to 81 per day.
Try it and be convinced. Boston Home
journal
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVFPTTSEHENTS, Is Words o.
more, IN this column inserted for ONE
CENT 4 hOhD Cash 90 Advance, saoh
assertion
ArerVoodV uAo mas anu tcdnt 70 sWpp'u,
dnythin7 10 buy or sell any business or
accommodations to secure. indeed, anv ,oist
70 grdtify should adrertise ~ thts coipr,,,
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The Rochester,

The Rochester,
The great unapproachabe lager beer, is a
very fine beer Of rare purity and excellence.
1t has a fine, bright, clear, sparkling ap-
pearance; has a very fragrant and most
agreeable taste. Call for Rochester Beer,
Bohemian Brand, and take no other. Made
only by the Il chester Brewing Company of
Roches er, y. Y, aud sold only IN bottles.
For sale by john LYONS 81 Co., j. McGrath,
S. w. Branch and w. q. Cooper.
New Magnolia Hams just received, choice
Corned Beef and a full assortment Of Family
Groceries, at NJ Lawns Estate
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HELP WANTED.
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WANTED, a good Cook; must come W IL
W recommended, none other need Apply.
So whitaker street
WANTED, Young Man for Soda Fountain:
W one good aker on bread and rolls, at is
RrQughton street.
A RCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN WANrEp
y Apply to WILLIAM T. COTrER Sanford,
Fla.
WANTED salesman to sell a patent led 'er
w ard other SpeCia ties to merchants. w.
B. PEkSHlNG. South Bend, Ind.
WANTED, man of temperate and steady
w habits, seeking employment, 10 repres Mt
an old established house ia his own state Sal
airy SO 10 $40 per month. r ferences eXacted.
MANUFACTURERS SUPT., Lock Box, 1855,
n. Y
WANTED, active, experienced statesmen to
w sell HardwGr3 ami other Goods, Address
MERCHANT care carrier 20, Postoiflce, Balti-
more.
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FRANK f. KEILBAcH.

4 EOkBtA. CHATHAM COUNTY w Whereas q
" petiIlu has been fled la tue flee OF the
Ordinary ~ Chatham county by GUGIE BOUR-
QJIN e. a freelplders OF said county with
the requisite number Of names, according TO
law praying That an election be held under
section it5l g De 81 Georgia 20 deiermin' the
question " Fence or mo Fence by the legal
voters Of snid county, and that said petition
vii be ganied on the 3D DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
1882 unless counter PETITION BE- nled.
MAY i4rn, 1852 HAMPTON !, FERRiLL
Ordinary g. c., Ga
GNORGfA, CntrnAs COUNTY. Notice Is
VI her by given 20 all persons having de-
nlanus Fllnsf ANNA n TURNER, deceased.
% present them 10 me, properly made out
within tle timr prfacfhad Nv law 81 aa %
th9e trlf character 9nd ano lnt and ail per.
Nunn irt1glei 90 SAID reased are Eeraby r..
CURED 81 % 80 linmediate payment a. mel
BAY N. isi4
DAVID u MORGAN.
Qualified e4eentef el AanA 81 laEnaf
y 3. M9lk an a. Llt1ssy 5 li1fkana
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-27

A week for table board at the Harnett
House.
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cine for Dys
on. Nervous
nd other Dis
state Of the
ut physicians
competitors,
RE- ION
|R. NJ. D..
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Weather Indications.

Maximum temperature, 800 minimum tenn.
perature, CSC
The hight of the river at Augusta a. :S3
O'Clock d. IN. yesterday augusta time) was
20 feet--a fall of OF fee, during the pas.
t. enty-fOIr hour
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty four hours
ending p. m, May %, 1882 10Th Meridian time
NIsrRIcrs AA-En
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French and Amer can Champagnes, Foreign
and domestic Wines and Liquors, at lowest cash
prices, at NJ. LAWNS Estate.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
STATE LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Organization Last Night at the Fourth
National Bank.

The a'ganization of State Loan AS
sociation to be known as the Fidelity
Loan, Savings and Security Association
was completed last night by the cleo
ton OF It's directors and officers. The
object OF the association is to cs tablsh
local boards throughout the State and
to DO a general State Loan Association
business. The charter members of the
association are, A. +. Warden, Homer
W. Nash, Edwin f. Uhl, 4. +. Yerex,
+. \. GOrham, James G. Mcbride f.
CrOfton Fox, A. L. Hill, Thomas Hill,
+. \. Stow and c. II. Perkins The
capital stock Is S5,OO0,0OO.
The following directors were elected:
A. Z. WOrden, +. A. GOrham, A. E.
Yerex, Homer w Nash, +. f. Uhl, \.
+. Hill, Thomas Hill and Z. A. Stow.
The officers elected were 4. Z. Worden
president, r. 4. GOrham vice president,
A. L. 1erex secretary, Homer w. Nash
treasurer, +. +. Uhl attorney.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

Ats. White went TO Otsego on busi-
nos, yesterday.
Joseph Kibler, OF Grand Haven. was
n tuc city yesterday.
g. 7. Penniman, Of Battle Creek. was
m the city yesterday.
MIS-. a. s. Pa -l g spending p few
weeks at Macklaac Island.
Wm. ". Irwin ls suffering from n So
we're attacS oi the asthma.
Gen. ". A. Carpenter, Of the &. Il
". NJ, went to Detroit last night.
J B. Mulhken. of the {. Il ". ".
railroad, W. in Muskegon yesterday.
r. Van Bochovo. Of Kalamazoo. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. DoGnaf. OF
THIS city.
Robert YORK, yarlman AZ tho upper
depot n Big Rapids. D. spending q brcf
VACATION in THIS cry.
j. r. EeoSie. general passenger and
ticket agent Of ths a. s. W. ". r01d
was n tnc city yesterday.
7 Schroeder. of Chicago. ezlcntcu-
artot Company B.Graad Rapids Guari
Is visiting ircuts in fnis ofv for a sew
days before leaving for Denver. Ce.0..
to reside
Ir. James n. Taylor pres dent 1l
1ss7r io-InZn. Fho n8s hffu th. Bon.
ord guest ol Mr and Mrs Fa.s pst
man inr fev days pact. lfft ur hls
nome, toHga xeorse. n. s.. yesterday
Nr- William Brown and Haueht.r
IF IrRls1ure. "a. arrived n l
e rf..tE t.a r.lr....., 49,.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

A horse belonging to a young farmer
living south of the city became fright
ened on South DivisiOn-st. yesterday
and ran away. The former in attempt
ing to stop the horse was thrown and
trampled on by the beast but no bones
were broken. He was badly bruised.
however, and DR.. Roberts was called
10 dress ms wounds. The young man
was able TO 90 home and left without
any one who saw the accident learning
his name
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
SAYS HR WAS swINDLED.


s~iaaled iat0 eisiss = asrsxass.
Byroa J Ba.lard fls4 a D.u u COM
plt.a- against A. owen Crozer for tae
purpose u setting ASIDE mortgage III
szg0 oa hls property tire uQrlA haf q
,ot l9. Leoaand's aL8ltoa. BllArI
claims LAT tae u1orsgase Ras oata 1.d
llom Alll upon fraudulent reDrese u t.s-
t0us by William HI Cogbtt aud taat
he IS vctm of conspiracy between
Hm. H. CoIb.Jt, Walter A..
shepard aad Reuben IL. Powers.
Ballard claims that C0fblu came
y lm and told him that he could
make an exchange ~ BuiArd' s interest
Ia pateat lfung jack for per.odical
called H.35t@. belonging u Walter
\. shepard. and IAat he had an offer
Ot e5o0 from Frank W Bali for tne
type abd apparatus Of the periodical u
De could secure D.. Upon these epre-
seltaL0l, bul.aEd ass gned his interest
ia tne patent for the siate 0f New York
o. COIb.tt. ol January ll, lss9.
lle complainant hlll sets out fur
tner that COrbitt aiterWard repre-
1tAAAEA 10 A-lAA L4taA the sale NE ~ .Nstfs
4l41 lecn made ~ Mr. Bali. and tuat hs
ntd received from Mr.. BaA notes and
cnattel mortgages ID tae amount OF
$500, which he then held. COr0tt then
represented taat one Reuben If. Powers
WIS very deslrCus OI purchasing the
rgnt Tor tue state Oh New York in the
hitting jack patent, would pay $1,000 Tor
the same, that shepard would rc-asslgu
% Bulard the interest held by
llm IA Tie letters patent upon
payment or security Tor the pay
ment OF $500, that COrbltt would az
range o. pay $500 Of tAe amount, and
shepard would take Bullard note and
mortgage upon ms house and lot for
800. Upon these representations the
note AMI mortgage We're given; the IN
stfument Vas regularly recorded, and
or February l6 following Shepard as
sened the note and mortgage 10 \.
Owen Cr0L er.
The complainant alleges that he be
Leye, COlp.tt', repres esentauOns were
wholly false, and that they were made
m pursuance of "a conspiracy between
himself, shepard and Powers 70 sWindle
aud deiraud him, that CrOzcr had
knowledge o. the same, and purchased
the note and mortgage Tor small cou-
slderauOn; that Inc believes Shepard still
has some interest IN the note and mort
gage
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
CHANGED DAILY.

Those Triplicate Folding Mirrors are
in. Darning Balls (third floor are in.
Invalid Cups III all shapes and decora-
tons are in. Any quantities of Now
Fancy Pitchers second floor. What
you want is n pretty Hall Lamp; we
know of nothing that gives a home a
more CHEEKY look than a pretty Hall
Lamp; when the door is opened these
cold winter nights, soft mellow light
from dainty tinted Hall Lamp Globe
gives a comfortable appearance to the
whole house. We are showing these
Hall Lamps in all styles, and all $50 m
cxpensivc just tnlnk of a handsome,
rich, gold-bronze Hall Lamp with a
ruhy-colored globe. burner, chimney,
hook and all ready 10 put mp for S225;
they are within the reach of all. & few
years ago we couldn't touch a lamp of
THIS style for less than 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
Surprise Birthday Party.

A party of friends gathered at the
Masslck Mansion, 2Sl n. Ionia-st., Mon
day evening, to the great surprise of
Mrs. Massick, whose birthday ami
versary It was. Progressive pedro,
music, choice yiands and a lively time
generally was the program of the
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

Last Sundays TELEeaAz HEzA1B
contained more than I've columns of
legitimate want 4nn0ancements. and +
sas = pleasure 70 the publishers T. So
tnat ourrsadersapprec.ated The Induce
ment and flied our columns w.th such
a deslrablel0l 0f advertisements. There
have beeu a large number Vi inquiries
at lne once during the early days of
the week from people VINO waited t.
klos u se we're gong 10 repeat e
experiment next sunday. To one an
a. se say yes.
sAlsG - ToUE ADS.
one more condition must ve plaes
upon these ann0uncemeuts for the
coming sunday, and that Is, We do not
attend these cheap prices Tor com
mercaI announcements or business
notices. The desire s for Help and
Situations Wanted. Real Estate and
For Rent, and All such as VII properly
classify under the different sub-heads
appearing Ia these columns. Bring in
your Want Ads ~ noon Saturday, hye
lines Tor a nickel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

Nj IS Nellie Hadley, formerly with E.
P. Kidder & Co., of this city, but now
of Black Rock, Ark, was married
October Il at the home of her parents
to Mr.. Willis B. Matthews, a merchant
of Black Rock. Mrs. Hadley-Matthew
has a large circle of friends in this city
who will be pleased to learn of her
happy marriage.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
TOWN TOPICS.

q
The leaves are nearly all fallen.
Tae Apollo Choral society sill give a
Christmas concert.
Tie fountain in Crescent Park has
been covered Tor the winter.
The verdict in the Nnth-st opening
ease has been confirmed and ratified
ov the court.
There Viii be a special meeting Of
General Union Ot the W. e. L. L. to-
day at 2.30 p. ia.
There Will be special meeting of
General lu.on aJ 80 today. A full
attendance requested.
Ihe Westminster Presbyterian Church
vii purchase new organ at cost OF
from 5000 90 $1,000.
Si,son x Liuey's six-years-old stallion
Ia-madge has been sold t. Henry
EXall, Ot Dallas, Texas, for $1,000.
Extra policemen viii be stationed in
tle residence sections tonight 20 look
a-.er Ile boys who celebrate HallOw-
eGu.
The National City Bank commenced
a SAT- IN assumps.t in the circuit court
yesterday against the ". steele Pack
-ug Company.
Ealhe g.. K. * l. inspection car went
over the NJ, O.. Il. * [. Yesterday, and
Will 90 over the northern division OF
the O.. K. q /. today.
The directors OF the Ottawa Beach
Association Nil 90 70 the beach today
to look over the ground for the add
ton % their hotel.
The young ladies' OF Grace Church
VII give = Halloween party this even
az kadclid & llOit's new wareroOms on
South DlyslOn-st.
The insurance company sued by an
Alabama firm is not the Grand Rapids
Fre Insurance Company, but the Man
utacturers' Mutual.
Winter vegetables shown by the gro
cery stores and heavy hannels displayed
by the dry goods merchants are symp-
toms OF approaching winter.
The Humane agent viii do well to
watch Lyon and Brdge-sts. these days.
Horses gong up those hills are fre-
quCntly overloaded and ill-used.
A couple Of the Westminster Presby-
terrain Church Suuday-schOOl classes
are preparing an entertainment for the
benefit Of the Sunday-school library.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Church OF Christ Will give its regular
monthly sOcia. no the residence Of I. j.
Whitfield, OF IA cheldon-st. tomorrow
evening.
The stock of the Peninsular Electric
Company has been purchased by T. g.
Harulsl, its former manager. The
name has been changed 10 "Ihe PENN
suar Company.
II YOU desire to hear the First Jubilee
SINGERS this evening YOU can obtain
tcNct. mc.udng reserved seat, free Of
charge, no Buchanan Co.'S, on 4 So
cent purchase
\ ll3il0We ON social Will be held on
thursday evening u the pariOrs of the
Fountau-strcct Baptist Church. En-
i.rtinmcnt commences at 7.30 Q. IN.
Admission free.
Are Boes, anemplove Of Yoakee Dutcb
reported t1 have attempted suicide
ny taking morphine. but was called
0icN WITH stomach pump. lis grl had
gone back on him.
suit for divorce was begun IN tho
superior court yesterday afternoon by
MIS-. Emma VI. ~ceEcl against thaun-
cey 7. >eCSelt Rutherford and House
man are t.e plaintiff attorneys
o.. W Wrtner. formerly of Toledo.
n1F Recently located u Grand Rapids.
tb bis residence as 80 Blrcay-,c
NJ. Mrt-or is just rr~ energetCally
pushing tO the front o.. interests of his
f1r-~ tr "~rnakctfc' er
The Gov rnmeut anrropraton for
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