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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
THE SOCIETY COLUMN


aloEnl1lz 20 81 zs.-llg .0n. zlsEs hs 80
attend lhe opening q Congress tOmor-
sgE.
Came 00dsin las goae ~ Jackson
vile, tl4., ~ remain 41rilg tle allLer
tsr t-le 8eleng u ls a~4lta.
Aliss Fann-e McCratl. g student 81
Akeley institute. came Lome o. attend
Gle charity BAL Monday evening
81 A r. BuLer Of Maine Village.
~ L.. Hl0 As been visiting Nr T. :.
.aef, lsfl foE h.s home yesterday.
8l-s Dasy scoaeld, Of Grand Haven,
sao h4s been visiting TRENDS here, re-
tanned home . spend I14nksg s.ag
Mss Mamle Hood, VINO has been VS.
ltlng u 81. Thomas and Detroit Tor the
last three months. has returned home.
n IS Add.e Mohrhard, who has been
Attending Akeiey Institute, spent
lha-kss vng week Al her home lu tbs
cay.
Mss Nav Wldd.comb came home
from Mt Ho.yoke Seminary, kal4mA-
200. lo spend Thanksgiving vita her
parents.
Mr. Thomas Parker, OF Petoskey.
vino vas called 20 this city by the death
" her mother, Mrs Daniel McEWan,
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Martin and
daughter. OK Chicago, came over 10
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Martin :
mother, Mrs, PatIeu.
VI sses May >trahan and Llta Deven-
dOrr, Who are Attending Akeley Instr
@ n. b. .rs -
BAL. They return tomorrow.
Rev Mr Moerdyke leaves tOmorros =
for Boston, ~ here ne wu attend a
meeting OK the Evangelical Alliance OF
the Uaued states. lie expects TO be
gone a week.
Mr.. F. j. Coppens and his wife, the
talented artist, Mrs. +. NJ. COppens, her
SISTER, Mrs. Frank MOultOn, and ker
mother, Mrs Mcdonald, spent Thanks
giving with Or. Wallace aud family, at
sparta.
Mrs. " : Gunn, who has been suf-
ierng from neuralgia for the past
e. ght weeks, Was able 10 be out yester-
day. Mrs. Gunn has been a great sui
terer, the disease having located IN her
ght eye and temple. Her friends Will
rejoice that she IS recovering.
The Progressive Pedro Thirteen Club
gave q party IN the Kennedy block last
evening. Mrs c. Demming won the
ladies prize. a gold pen, and L. A. K.
Van Dugteren won the gentlemen :
prize, which was a box of fine cigars.
Julius Otterbein and Mrs. }. c. bort
mOud We're the boobies.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chickering and
son, George, Will leave shortly before
December IS for Ashville, y. c. They
viii spend a week at Bucyrus, o., with
Mrs. Hull nee Miss Maud ChiCkerng,
and VIII then proceed 10 Ashvllle,
where Mr.. Chickering Will remain a
month. Mrs. Chickering and George
Will spend the winter there.
Miss Minnie Evans has returned from
an eight months Western trip, during
which time she visited Spokane Falls
Tacoma, san Francisco, Victoria, Van
couver's Island. and Alaska, beside
many other points of interest. She
also had the novel experience of a 24C
mile drive through the Rocky Noun
talns, stopping at mining camps and
roughing II IN the true Western style.
She thinks she would not enjoy life IN
Alaska, though II trip to that country
Is very pleasant.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
TOWN TOPICS.

See Arthur &Ph.lare $500 Cabinets.
Father AGgel1. of Des4islaes, la,
~ preach ~ -. James today.
hll A. llaes aoes ult sesm - re-
coFef al t4g--ly a. l.s ruel1s n0 ped.
lae padded ee.l AZ lle laI Tor tne
use el -zaae PRISONERS nas been con-
ple-ea
SIS. May Pratt entertained = party
81 lre.lis Ass a- glts at her home ol
EleFe-ll ave.
C.ty Marshal Wilson nas caused the
strlrs o. 1e la.ied 0u tne approaches ~
Tie cEosaHalzs-
lne contract for DG.ldlug the new
doc2 and salk AZ Ottawa Beach has
Leeu leo ~ Contractor Al4lsCl fOr about
$500.
Among the insurance companies
when tuteEed by the B0st0n nre 1as
lle GRAND Rapids Fire, Wu-ch .0sJ
.90.
Alr and Mrs. Wan Ride. Of sprrg-
ne-4. - I., are YlsluDg relatives here,
Ar aud Mrs. Avery Bu-l-ss AZ Ham
s0.-t.--s.
Alex Mclaughlin. Of the district
messenger service. Who has been con-
Lued ~ Als Eo0M for nearly tNO weeks
past, Is able ~ ue ABOUT again.
j and A. N4akeuren NlI remove
tle.r s-oc & ot dry goods o. Grand Rap
DIS ls .ooa as tle slore wllca taey have
ed ls ready Tor them baHeaal
..t.
Iae cane 90 be voted % the most
popular plys.clan ln tne c.ty 40 the l..
o. s. H. raAr IS exhibited ln Z.er-
irrl -H ldJW. The mal-carrlers watch
~ 80 ttruss-rs
I.e Western Construction Company
employed l the erection OF tie new
coalfy taldmg were awarded another
lu.-a-.altul ot their pay yesterday. The
amount W4s t42l2.1J.
james Rooney has Just completed a
neH ul0cA ot $50 stores On East Eul-
tou--t., opposite Buys & NanDuInen.
berk j kim wlI occupy one OF the
stores w.tn q drug store.
b. r. st0leberger. OF Chicago, Is
visiting nls Old friend and partner. l..
l.. Mclauatlan, OF Lake-ave. Mr.
otoleoerger IS tue travelling representa-
uve VI lhe Lincoln Publishing Com
Iaay.
The ladies Oftne Helping Hands soci-
~ 0t -. Marx Church are preparing
Tor theIr annual sale OF fancy work
aprons, c0mfortab.rs, etc. The sale
N4ll be- held December Is, AZ the resl-
cence OF ". h. Shelby.
The Grand Rapids Baseball Associa-
ton filed amended articles OF ncOrpO-
ration yesterday. The articles are 50
amended as 90 Increase the capital
stock from $1,000 % 5000, which IS di-
vided INTO 2OO shares OF s25 each.
A. BeraTd has changed the subject
of his lecture before the Cercle Fran
cais next Friday from French ldiOms'
% History of the Origin OF the French
Language All persons interested II
the language are invited 10 attend.
The baseball directors will hold a
meeting Monday evening, for reOrgani-
zatiOn preparatory for the season of
1890. The directors are ANXIOUS 10
make their arrangements for the cam
paign OF the coming year, and sign
good players while the woods are full
OF them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR.
business which Is Laid for the Decem-
bsr Term OF the Court.

business which Is Laid for the Decem-
her Term OF the Court
on Monday the December term of the
circuit and superior courts Will open.
In the circuit court there are twenty
seven criminal cases on the calendar.
The list starts of with the case of the
people against Charles and William
Macard. TOR manslaughter. and tnat IS
followed by the case against Charles
Brcarley who was implicated with Amiel
Gosch n the killing of Dan Sinclair.
There are IN addition 10 these, tWO
eases Of adultery. fve Of bastardy and
0ue OF sod0my, seven cases Of assault
and battery, one of assault with intent
to d0 great bodily harm, and three cases
of violation OF village ordinance. There
are twentv-seven civil cases for jury
trial. umety-e. gat uou-Jury cases, three
law aud mpar.1nce and seventeen
ChHucerv cases. W.l total OF one
hundred and sevcutv-tvO cases Of all
kinds. toe two nuls will be Kept grind
ug for some tue to come.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

E9v,yday this 7oeek0w store aoW be 005oaed
qo7H Buyers


HOLIDAY G0ODS-Throughout the store the new Holt
day Goods are rapidly appearing Many people VIII
and purchase now and thus avoid the larger crowds of
days If desired goods be held for delivery az spch
dates you may direct.
Winter here stay, for bargains winter fabrics
Just received New York buyer and bought for spot
cash at forced sales.
DRESS 600DS-(Fns department to the right of
trancel IS pieces Dress annes - - - and 81 cents
worth 90 cents yard more than ask
25 pieces bandsom figured Wrapper Flannels at 80
cents a yard, worth 80 cents
New line of light evening shades IN Cashmeres and Hen
riettas at from 80 cents TO SlOO yard
2S pieces Wool Surahs Henretas and Whip Cords (new
shadest at soc 75c and Sl00 yard. Bargain prices.
Our matchess line of Broadclohs at 81 90 yard created
in the early fall We ehave Just received
voice and they have been marked the popular bar
gain price. New and elegant shades
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

TIE C1-eSgo 1lmes u Noyen4DeT -,
= commenting Upon tie gseas nrs "A
bCstgn. szys
-I1-s nTs coming a. Il does On top u
tie great blsze aG1yan = crushing
blow - many ot TIE smaller comps
n-es, and i Z rct 81 al. ull kely tlzt li
- sa4se lie Suspension u nlAny q
them
1Le following s llst ~ tne strong
esf eonlp4nlrs ~ ghe alLed states, znd
are represented ~ tn. e.tY - Il. r.
Bur.cn, ans Ulil not AZ al ue are. tea
- THESE great tfes, - any GRE all see
- tie fo-lo1. .ng statement " t1er as-
se-s 4nd tA5 amount u theE reported
losses;
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
SECOND WARD COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Office of the
Collector for the Second Ward will be held at
u Monroe s.. aud that the tax roll for said
ward Is now I'm the hands # the undersigned
said ofiiee until and including the 10th day
of January after the first publication of this
notice. from O'Clock a. m. until O'Clock p.
m, for the purpose of receiving taxes.
Dated, Grand Rapids. December ]. lss9.
ID. j. DOORNINk.
Collector Second Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
FIFTH WARD COLLECTORS MOTTO,

Notice is hereby given that the once Of ti.
Collector Tor the fifth Wa~L Viii be held a. =
Plainhe a ave. and the tAX toll Tor said Wa
IS how ln the hands OF the unders sued To-
collection, ana that he Will attend al MS SAL
Jficr III u and including the 10Th day Of a.
uary. after the FIRST publication Of tins notice
from s clock a. IN. until o'clock p. M. ioi
the purpose Of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids, December !, 1850.
4 REtIBEk6,
Collector for Finn ward.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
EIRsr WARD COLLECTORS NOTICE r

Notice Is hereby given that the oflce of the
Collector for The firsi Arl vii 1e lie & at LOO
+ l.sr oTtn-ase.. auQ that the Tax roll lor "a
ward - now In the hands OF the undersigned
for collection ana that be NIL attend ar his
said olloe uuu sld including the ,1Lh Gay oi
JanuaTy. after the nrst publication of THIS
notice. from o'clock d. IN. uutii 5 o clock y.
"a. Tor le purpose OF receiving taxes
Dated. oIand RAPIDS, Decrnoeg ]. lsss.
MARTIN DEJAGkk,
Collector First " ard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

The Marlin M,ddlings Purifier Co., Of
this city, has lately received letters
patent on a brake scalper that promises
10 be a very popular machine. They
nave one IN operation now at the Cres-
cent mill, and the Noigt Milling Co.
speak very highly OF It's work, and PIE
dict large business with it, together
with the balance Of their superior ma
chimes
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

r. j. Hervey. the weIi-<nown jeweler.
makes au announcement IN today s
TErEGFAv-HFRAED that should prove
cf interest to every reader Of tins
journal Mr Hervey s receiving his
holiday novelties. aud prom ses ss fine
g. une as vas ever shown by ann. Mr..
Herrey vii give patrons extra me bar
g1lus ID w latever purchased.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
FOURTH WARD COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Office of the
Collector for the Fourth Ward will be held at
Court Block. room y. and that the tax roll for
said ward is now in the hands of the under
signed for collection and lat he will attend
at his said Office until and including the 10th
day of January. after the first publication NJ
this notice. from s o'clock "A. IN. until o'clock
p. m.. for the purpose OF receiving taxes.
Dated. Grand Rapids, December |, 1852.
CHAS. 4. ROBINSON,
Collector Fourth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
THIRD WARD COLLECTIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the ONCE OF the
Collector for the Third Ward Will be held al
is and 40 South Divsion-st., and that the tax
roll for said ward is now IN the hands OF the
undersigned for collection and that he viii
attend at his said Office until and including
the 10th dav OF January. after the first publ
cation Of this notice, IRON ) clock a. IN. until
j. clock p. N.
Dated. Grand Rapids, December !. 1889.
BURT EMA.
Collector Third Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Don't fail 10 attend the West Michi-
gan Business University and Normal
School, McMullen block, South Divi-
sion-st. The most thorough and COM
plete shorthand department in the
State. Remember our evening school,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Dr. =. b Grswod VIII deliver a
lecture at Usrtmsn's Hal, under the
auspices If the Y. VI. G. A.. this even
ing. to mem only. upon the subject Of
Persona Purity. male quartet
WI. rem er several selections. The
aour = 40 ciCCk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
SIXTH WARD COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the office OF the
collector Tor tn Sixth ward Will be held at 33
h est Leonard-St and that the tax rou for
said ward Is now IN the hands OF the under
Algned for collection. and that he viii attend
al his once until and including the 10th day
81 January. after the first publication Oi THIS
notice from S O'Clock a. M until O'Clock p.
M. for The purpose of receiving taxes.
Dated, Grand Rapids. December /, lss9.
JOHN HOOOkkHl DE.
Collector slNfh ward.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
EIGHTH WARD CoLLECToR,s NOTICE z

Notice is hereby given that the once Of the
Collector for the Eighth Ward Will be held ~
Pomeroy a Lawton's store l51 West Fulton
ST.. and that the tax roh for said vard IS now
in the hands of the gndersi gned To- collection.
and thar he win attend az his Office until and
Including the 10th day Of January. after the
first publication Of this notice. from O'Clock
q. m. anti O'CLOCK D.. IN, FOR the purpose q
receiving taxes.
Dated. Grand Rapids December :. 1889.
THOMAS OkFEFE.
Collector Eighth Ward
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Mr.. John A. Baker, who has just left
the city to manage the magnificent
"De Soto' Hotel, at Savannah, Ga,
had his household goods packed, moved
and stored in the dry storage ware
house of Radcliff & Holt, general ware
houSemen. of Ill South Dlvision-st.
Persons desiring work of this kind
would do well to call on the firm, as
they make a speciality of this business.
Phone 900 for large moving evans"
Children's union suits at Staufer,s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

The ladies of st. Paurs Episcopal
Church VIII hold a far at Armory
Han, West Side. 4 pink plush smok-
ing set. with music box combine. vii be
given by votes TO the most popular dry
goods merchant. Music and refresh
mcnts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
FUR URDIEPARTNUZNT.
(Adjoining the CIoaks.)

We havnt mentioned Furs this season simply
count of the weather which did tend create
demand for these goods, however. the
ground the mercury sinks 10 the tube and tars
demand We have great bg stock and bargains
remarkable. We give you Mufs Boa. .and Capes IN
Opossum natural Lynx Red Foy Bach Hare natural
Raccoon Blue Fox Alaska Sable and Alaska Seal Every
pecs bargain price and can't be duplicated this season
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
Our COmmOdiom and UneguaAed Chak
Deb1IIWeHk


Thronged from the moment of opening doors. Our
values wonderful Our styles Berlin and Paris the
and best Our prices low lose customer
Triple reasons why crowded this department
Winter here you garment Jacket wrap cloak
Newmarket. Come to Come TO headquarters and we
will more than please you.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
SEVENTH WARD COLLECTORS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that he Office Of the
Collector for the seventh Ward Will be held
az "a Seventh-st.. and that the tax rpil for
said ward is now IN the hands Of the under
signed for collection. and that he viii al
tend at his said Office until and including the
10Th day Of January. after the first publication
Of this notice from o'clock q. m until 5
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose OF receiving
taxes.
Dated, Grand Rapids. December /. lSS9.
JOHN CULLEN.
Collector seventh Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
Winter Millinery.

An elegant assortment Of opera and
dress hats, cnIldren's hoods. hats and
caps IN a great variety At the lowest
prices. ADAMS & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

For q nice pattern OF Ingrain carpet
for 53c, - y lis y .nesAT Furniture
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Call early and secure your seats for
the Battle OF Gettysburg on Monday,
and avoid the rush.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

For your coal stoves, new or second
hand, 20 To jim Travis, 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

For q be2uuful hanging lamp for
q g 60 70 tAe = Nluegar faTn.ture CO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Fine game of all kinds at Detten
thaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Visit Stautfer's cash store, 1l0 Mon
rOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
st PnuI,s Church Fair.

Closing out sale of children's cloaki
at T. J. Nichols.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
Made in Grand Rapids.

Black ard colOred silk corset covers
and silk Jersey vests at Stauifer's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

New lines received for this weeks sales ia ladies'
Drawers Skirts Chemise Gowns and Corset Covers a. tbe
lowest prices with Grand Rap and every
ment reliable and well made and only from the best
facurers $500 saved buying the celebrated "Demore
Sewing Machine The equal OF The best machine ia the
world. Prices:
No 2 drawers and drop leaf $3.50
No T. drawers and drop leaf $3.50
No 3 6 drawers and drop leaf $3.50
Freight from New ork added which s. cents Full set
Of the best attachment free with each machine guaranteed
for i've years We agents for Grand Rapids Western
and Northern Michigan
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

The best and cheapest of all WOO
tiannels you will find at % South Divi-
slOn-st., I. j. Nichols.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

For your coal stoves. new or second
hand, 50 90 Jim Travis. - C3ual-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

LO0se's Rel Clover Plls cure Sex
Headache. Dyspeps.a, Ind gestlon, and
CONSTIPATION. 25c pei box, boxes
for sl. F0r sale 81 MMIe 4 White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
Leaving the City.

Beecham's Pills cure bilious anC
nervous Ills
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

For your coal stoves, new or second
hand, 60 10 jim Travis 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

For your coal stoves, new or second.
hand, 60 10 jim Travis 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Fresh oysters received dailyat Detten-
thaler's
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I TotAl ass els szN--s Losses So. -.aoo
They all smoke the Banner cigar.
- s
Ladies VINO fAll u y.s4t st4uner' mss
the best lines and lowest prices.
Fish Vi al klnds Al Dettenthaler's.
|
i, 1. j. Nichols j. giving SPECIAL bar
gains Il plush ciOaks unIll the balance
I Of stock IS closed out.
For your coal stoves, new or second
hand, 60 70 Jim Travis 81 Canal-st.
ON Monday next all the schools Will
| be closed earlier than usual IN order 10
give the pupils an opportunity OF wit
| Messing the Battle OF (iettysburg at
| Hartman's Hall. All our children
| should see this field where our fathers
fought SO well, and learn the thrilling
| story oil their herOism. The children
/ w.ll doubtless learn more history dur
ing the two hours they spend at this
exhibition than they would learn in
| TWO months at school.
Once tried never forsaken-Banner
cigar.
The second masquerade ball given by
the Progressive NeighborhOod Club will
be on Wednesday evening, Dec. /, at
B. Z. O. Elks' Hall. Present member
ship card.
Frank II. Latta sells Ben-Hur cigars.
Try them.
Black, scarlet, white and gray Jersey
vests, pants and union suits, at Staut-
fer's.
Fresh oysters received dailyat Detten-
| thaler's.
For your coal stoves, new or second
hand, 90 10 jim Travis, 81 Canal-st.
The best and cheapest of all wool
tiannels you will find at % South Divi-
slOn-st., I. J. Nichols.
Beecham's Pills cure bilious and
| nervous Ills
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES
Look at east window when ou pass the store You
will see such beautiful bed clothing that you surely
will be tempted to come and bay.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Black, scarlet, white and gray Jersey
vests, pants and union suits, at Stauf-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

smoke and chew "Fioest and Bravest"
Tobacco save the cards They are
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

I. j Nichols : giving special bar
gains IA plush cioaks unIll the balance
Of stock IS closed out.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

save monsy-buy handkerchiefs of
~taulfar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

orr MammoM Establishment Cyammed
and eur large /otoe Qf statesmen taxed
ia khelr 4tu0StI II aoaH on OHr h'ade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Frank II. Latta sells Ben-Hur cigars.
Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Once tried never Observation-Disclosures
cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

FISH of all Kinds Al Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Children's union suits at staufer's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

The second masquerade ball given by
the Progressive Neigh0orhOOd Club Will
be on Wednesday evening, Dec. /, al
b. Z. O. Elks' Hall. Present member
ship card.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Ladies VINO fA.l ~ vls4t st4uHer' ; mss
the best lines and lowest prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

TotAl Assst s-.Nz.Is Losses 5,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-01
GOODS WE'LL BOUGHT HALF SOLD.

Learning that business change of some
magnitude was about to occur on the State
road, our representative commenced inves-
LEGATIONS and ascertained the following
facts: That the firm of Wool ey, Lun &Judd
have sold to the Coop Wagon and Machine
company, all of their stock consisting OF
vehicles, implements and extras for same.
The actual transfer of the merchandise
will commence Monday next. An import
ant feature of this transaction Is that the
Cooperative Wagon and Machine company
will be represented exclusively at st.
George and Silver Reef by M ssrs. Woolley,
Lund & Judd, and the lines OF machinery
they will represent, as tie public We'll
know, are so extensive that 1T will be next
to impossible for them to receive an order
for any implement or vehicle of standard
manufacture which they would be unable
to fill. The manager of the Coop Wagon
and Machine company considers this new
move very important one for bis company
and also says that he will make some as
tonishingly low figures on goods received
from the above purchase and requests US
TO say to the public that this is an oppor-
tunity which should not be overlooked by
those desiring to purchase imperial steel
and Chilled and Moline steel plows. All
correspondence sent to this firm Will be
promptly answered, specifications, prices
and catalogues are also mailed free upon
application. We advise those desiring to
purchase to write or call upon the Coop
Wagon and Machine company.