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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

Mrs. LLOYD Breeze and Mrs. Frank VI.
DAVIS have joined forces and propose
% give the Chimes of Normandy"
here about sept. l.. The cast and
chorus VII be composed OF home
talent. of which there Is an abundance
that ought - insure the presentation
being the most elaborate ever appeared
here Of Piaaquette's tuncful and
ms t0dl ous composition. Mrs. Brexee
viii snG SsFpoleste. IL Will not be- her
first undertaking OF THIS frOiicsOme
roie for she h&s rendered the Charac-
ter IN Detroit and ether cities with
most hatterug artistic success. With
the material embraced IN our musical
and vocal societies tO select from. these
l8dlcs, tQ Nhum We are all so much IN
dcbted for kind services chcerfully
donated I'm many notable musical un-
dCrtakrngs. have most encouraging
start IN inc rehearsal Of the opera. The
east - lot vAollv decided on. The
chorus, which wall be numerous, VIII
b. under the instruction and
direction of Mr. Albert r. Norehead.
Mrs. brcfcr and Mrs. DAVIS are deserv-
ng ot ulc congratulations Of their
frcudsaud promoters OF music In the
ctg tor announcing al event which
can not fa.l 81 pleasing, and auspicous
IN every respect
The regular season at Powers will
not opeu until September. In the
meantime Clogeland's Hsverly MIN
streis are announced for july %.
Prof Prank VI. lawson Viii not 20
away for the slmmC<. "A announced.
hut VII remain ia the city and look
after hIs pupils.
re il proposed % open the season 81
Redmoad on AeSast =.
The Haywood family resumed their
tour az Grand Haven iast Wednesday.
Walter Burridge. the artist. a rush
ing tae scenery for >ol smith Russell :
appearance M a Poor Relation" AZ
DAVIS theatsr. ln New York How
Welcome would be a few sets Of fresh
modern scenery at Powers Opera
Housof
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
CHAs. K. Sigh,
GARWOOD WINS.
The Criminal Libel SuitGoes Against the
Editors OF the star.

The Criminal Lsbei SuitGoes Against the
Editors OF the star.
The criminal libel SUIT Of Charles
Garwood against the Emerson Bros,
publishers OF the Star, was taken up IN
police court yesterday aud completed.
No evidence VAS taken on either side
except the reading of the alleged
lbelous article and one subsequent
article aud private letter written to
cx-Opcra House Manager Burrows.
Fred j. Adams WAS sworn and testified
that the Emerson Bros. were the pub
llshers ot the paper.
The prosecuting attorney argued that
the publishers must prove the truth of
their articleln order to clear themselves,
and Ward n Smed!cy argued for the de-
Tense that the prosecution must show
that they were false. The case went to
the luEy after these arguments, and
after remaining out only five minutes
rendered = verdict of guilty. Sentence
was deferred until 10 O'Clock Monday
In the mean time the case will be APP
pea.ed 10 the circuit court.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

TIE NEEDs or TllE DAY FOR vowKy.
were white marabouts. with flakes OK
white noss tho whole ia transparent and
light rs n fake ~ snow. This fan costs
$780, There are many other closing fans
Of lace. couzc, Grape aud other filrny
materials. and others 81 ostrich feathers,
which close also. / noticed one whore
the feathers were even curied, still Ave
inches broad. and il took seven Of them
to make the fan. These were cream,
notified with yellow. brown and maroon,
Tho feathers to make such fan must
- ~ uniform size and quality. and are
very difficult 70 obtain in perfection and
therefore are very expensive. the cheap
est being So. others 4 pure white are as
high "a 1925. Queen Anne fans. with
silver AMI pearl handles. COT less, about
so for a fine one. They car be built up
feathers. which cost les than tie natural
ones. One pure white ostrich feather
sliding fan. which had iast heea finished
for Mss Urexel had tie sticks q moth
- = pearl with silver monogram Ars
Frank Leslie had che slso from tts
hoase of black Brussels poiut = TIE
Euest quality. stretched over elllray iCks.
and with an oxvdixed silvrr naorogFa1s
ct vita saasH hTilliants upon f.
OrrvE HsRFEf.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
towns TOPICS.

The circuit sn4Et ID n1s eoassae
yesieTsiay. 4
The res l.-if meeting ~ the board %
Trade occurs tassiiaY afterlooa.
Dr I4mss 0allap els the palpit ot
n tireeay.l-s tc4..g lllsli14l el-lfsA
today.
Mrs. - Hamilton. the lazy wao Nas
- sadly aHe aea EltA bfsLeFica 90
b-ldsest bFase. IS recovering
Tires garloaas 81 travelling Hien at
tsnaea the annual e.ea.c 81 tle asso-
e.afisu gesteFdaF. iae pa)e r1nl here
tsiors Qu1i sAea sas carried Ogts and a
IoliY tla4e s reported
Ihe following eases II measles wefe
repaired yestertay al tAe healtn
ofles. HarTy Nay. age 5. 10 oholoon.
IeEls isigaY erzkAge. .. lis Davis Zu-
kazal Mons Perald nlDnIils, corner ID
Hast Bird ~ saa k4st, = ~. Jennings.
az :. loo soath IONA. Bertha aud
cara Poster, 3lJ kEemouL. During
the week tlere were iu al twenty three
crases ~ contagious diseases reported
nineteen messles, ti.Ige cholera moTous
40 one eiIcken-DoX.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
GOING TO PARIS.
d. " KsHsziI. al The Fhesaix Co, osins
a. ssrtRP's f-@asss Dsiss4ts-

u. ~ KsHasiI. al The Fhs@aix 60, osins
a. ssrtpP's f~asss Dsisg4ts.
As as stated sumo time ago. d. ".
KenaaA, Of the Phoenix Furniture
Company, has been selected A. one of the
delegates % be sent "a lhe PARIS expo
tion in TIE Interest OF American labor.
The selection j. an excellent one and
reflects honor both upon NJ. Kendall
and tile Ph@nix Company, with which
he a identified lie Ms born At
Rochester, \. Y, October II, 1851.
where nc attended school until he was
II years old. tie then entered the
furniture factory Of Bromley - Co., As
a apprentice. lie afterwards studied
drawing and became assislantdFaughts-
man for the firm of Bromley, Hume <
smith. From there be went To the
Wooten Desk Company At Indianapolis.
subsequently lie worked for Berkcy x
Gay three years, and then went with the
Phoenix Company, with whom he has
been seven or eight years. Tic cante
up from the bottom of the furniture
business - the highest position rs de-
~gner. Mr.. Kendall possesses genius
OF the highest order in this direction
and the designs OF the Phoenix Com
pany are copied all over tine country.
The estimation IN which he j. held Is
shown by the following letter from the
president OF the National Furniture
Manufacturers Association:
GK,Sp KArIDs, Mich, June IS, SO.
eeripps ieaguf:
GESTLEHES-I notice with pleasure
the appointment OF Mr. u. W. Kendall,
OF this city. a. representative Ia Paris
Of the furniture industry OF the
country. No better choIce could have
been made. lie Is cmluently qualified
70 nil the position with credit To hm-
self and benefit 20 the people whom
you are endeayOring to serve.
Your enterprise IN this matter is very
commeudable, and Il all your selections
are as good n Mr.. kendalls the scheme
Will certt.nly b. a success.
Respectfully,
CHAs. +. Sigh,
President.
The excursion to Paris will leave
New York on the 24th. Special ar
rangements have been made 10y the
>crIpps League for the accommodation
of the forty delegates, aud if all OF
them are rs capable As Mr.. Kendall
their Investigations will DC productive
of eNeQilent results
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
Union sanday-seAooIssrsiees.

The SIX Baptist Sunday-schools of
this city Will hold union service to-
morrow afternoon at the Fountain
Street Baptist church ~ 430 O'Clock.
TINS service VIII take the place Of the
usual evening sermon az tHe Fountain
-. church Each school will take
some part I'm the CxeTc SOS, and there
vii be- addresses by Rev. DR. Kerr 4.
upper, % that church. AMI Rev. nr.
ponnailv. Of the Woalfhv-ave. church.
wIll make addresses. &c has been ems
tomary COR the churchcsol this dcuom-
nation IN the city to hold these union
services each year, and much benefit Is
derived from them.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
FASHIONS FOR MEN
gas Stern Sex Reserve . Few
Words From olive Harper.
eQSSf.
shs kinals fsiis Etsza Hs~ Sesy Nss
Byess 80 a. - Assp Neol iiaft4s
H. h. ~ aataeE Eae >ss@s
"a ti-e Dap l@s n s-zleA.

EEw Yoak. Jniy III Aave sozze
DOUBTS as - whether men are really en-
titled - the first pace ia afsshion letter.
bar. a. tie LAWYERS SAY. ''ie< rs give
tlsenl the benefit Of the doubt, and. ee-
sldos, will get through viii thens
sooner. and - give the fashion column
% It's legitimate ewners-the women.
90 admit. however. that nleh naay have
some FEELINGS. as 90 tSsil, spa their pre-
yaillng sentiment just now Is one Of such
intense suffering from the elects u the
heat thai feel IL a duty % show them
hos 70 keep cool and yet not transsress
any OF tie rules 81 strict propriety.
There are thousands II gentlemen who
would rather hide themselves forever III
a damp. dark cellar than 90 appear DO
fore the ladies' of their families or ac-
Guaiuiances in their shirt sleeves. aud
they 20 on suffering and sweltering Ia
those instruments OF torture, starched
shirts and stiff collars, from "A sentiment
which does them honor, but In these
days fashion absolutely admits OF com
mon sense and comfort ina dress, and
there Is no reason now why man may
not make himself comfortable in one Of
the handsome surah or fine wooden
shirts, which are cool, comfortable and
quite dressy enough for all day wear,
whether In the counting house or in the
country.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

some Fiss Specimens From the CPPes
Peninsula Macs

Peninsula Mtncs-
Several weeks since the TELEeRAx-
HzaALO described some Of the heaUtl-
tai Places Or marble GA exhibition at
the iewclfy store OF ). G.. Herkner. on
Monroe taken from the marble
ensrrses Of j. 4. Andrews 10 Marquette
county. ia the Cppef Peninsula Con
siderable interest was manifested at the
time among lovers ol tie rare and
bsagt.ful. and also among those WITH
Ia reaching IDEAS of speculation, ami
especlally because the stone Was OF "A
quality aud appearance entirely diner
ent from any ever found on this eonli-
neat Mr.. Andrews has ssnce that
unia had several slabs blasted out BY
dynamite. and sent 20 NJ. Heating, OF
chicago. one OF the best posted men IN
the nus features of stone IA this cOun-
try wh1 has highly polished them and
sent them back o. Mr.. Andrews.
A deserincd before. che marble - OF
a dark green, " .th irregular scTpeutine
streaSs ot red, hight green and brown,
msRlng 10 almost identical with what u
commonly known as blood stone, and
might easily u mistaken for u.
Mr.. Andrews has sent several small
pieces % eminent lApidansts ia Ger
nEiny ~ be polished and set IN the
forms OF iswelry.
Mr.. Keatlng autographed yesterday TO
Mr. Andrews that be had finished
polishing several specimens, and
that thew would TAR exceed the
others IN vsFue and would b. shipped
% Grand RispsdS Monday. The speci-
mems already here, however. are now
now on exhibition n HIerSners " ndOws
and present 4 splendid idea OF one OF
the finest of al Michlgan's geological
products. II IS intended that the marble
shall b. used for OruamcntAtOn N fine
architectural structures, NANTES and
even for rich thing. The weather
standing Of the stone beyond question,
making IL safe beyond doubt for al
PRACTICAL purposes, and IT'S singular
beauty makes It admirable even "a the
dullcst. The only marble that re-
semhlcs this verd antique rs It is called
= found ON tine Mediterranean IN
SICILY. I'm Italy and IN siberia. The
great cost, however. makes itlmpOss iblt
for any one bat the wealthy IN thu
country % enjoy 10. But this may b,
Gusrried and sold AZ a cost So low that
10 comes within the means OF almost
Nil
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

The gathering IL editors and pub
l4shers at Grand Rapids this week VAS a
perfect success. The pencil pushers
were surfeited with the good Things IF
tine valley City "a the shape a. bsnquets
and luukcis. lee cream, berries aud
sWeoties az every meal The star Cdi-
tors present were &. r. Lewis. ~ the
Detroit Pc Press. and II I. Posts. of
tne Grand Haven Cor~fs. Jeafaei. whose
witty Say ugs kept the ASSOCIATION n
tha bcst 81 humor FROM oue session 60
another. - 4 iF,.ss Istt~a1I
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
NEW BICYCLE CLUB.
a Meeting Called to Consider Another
Xheeimep'. Climb.

The bicycle club that has been in ex-
istence III this city for the past few
years does not seem TO have the life
and prosperity that should be manifest
~ such a club 20 maintain rs existence.
The meetings arc but poorly attended,
and no particular interest seems to be
taken IN the club.
Some OF the more enthusiastic mem
bcrs OF the old club, who are DESTROYS
of keeping up a wneelmen's organiza-
ton here, haze called Il meeting to be
held IN the Office OF III. Is. Clark, 81
south Dlvlslon-st., next Tuesday even
ing, for the purpose of organizing q
new bicycle club. 1t IS desired that all
wheclmen, whether members of the
old club or not, should attend.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

Heretofore, while q gentleman might
wear one of these comfortable shirts in
the country or at the seaside, he felt
himself obliged by the stern law of fit
ness of things 10 suffer III . starched
shirt nj his business, or at home, and IL
has always called up tear Of sympathy
20 see a fat man, or even y thin one,
with his handkerchief tucked under his
chin around his collar. This 10 longer
needs TO be SO, for there are very pretty
shirts made of white and pale cOlored
surah, shirts daintily stitched and but
toned or laced in front, with well fitting
rundown collars, and altogether finished
in the neatest manner. and these are now
being adopted eagerly by one after an
other. Is old prejudices disappear. Some
gentlemen wear black surah sash
around the waist. and this takes the
place of a vest when il is necessary TO
go into the street, for the shirt is consid-
cred sufficient for the Office, light mo-
hair or linen coat is slipped on for tho
street. and q man Is as comfortable as
the season will permit. and looks well at
the same tirue. The incest of the surah
and fine Scotch flannel shirts cost s.. 80
apiece, but they keep clean a long time
and can be washed ike calico.
The beautiful creature In the cut rep
resents a young man dressed in sensible
summer style, and shows how well these
garments look.
Speaking of fans makes me think of a
display Of fans which i saw this last
week at the largest jsstelry establish
ment in this country. There was one
made with pure amber sticks so finely
cut that they were almost flexible, and
beautifully transparent. The feathers
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
Tim uueaIy Home.

Tim 4. Qucaly has returned to this
city after a ten months trip through
the Northwest, where, he says, he met
and defeated all of the leading middle
weights, among whom were Bob Inom-
as, Pat Sullivan and Bill Daniels, who
j. well known III this city, aud whom
he stopped IN one round, lasting three
minutes, ON the 10Th of March last.
Quealy IS going to take rest now, and
stay IN the city for the summer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
This list ia furnished By ". X. scrioner.

This list ia furnished by ". X. Scrioner,
real estate dealer. S. Pear st.:
VIM Timmermans To Frederik Lage-
man. part OF lot I. blk :, Grants add 5 81
George Cook 70 SyDrant WcSseliuS. part
lot e. blk D. BiakelcyS add .....-........... so
Abby \. huxley TO VIM Mckendry. lot
= and a it lot IL. blk q. iI0lbrooks
add. ..........-. 2ioo
Henry G. BROOKS 10 Edward r. Ward.
lot II. blk IS. kcudall's n add ........... 500
Etza rDauldtug TO Adna J. Fog. ct al.
lotIi. Halis sab, 50
Ellen Eberhart 90 Geo. e. Fitch. lot I.
blk 3 MCs-on Z Meg's add ...-.....-. 81
Charles II. Parish - Rowson Bros, lot
a blk l. Grove PARK adj ....-......... -
Wm. T.. Cornelius TO R0wson Bros.
lot y, blk .. Nrnye PARK add ..-........-. -.
Frank +. Powers to VIM. " Howe. land
on sees -. d and -. Tyrone. ............... 1.H
David T.. Smith 10 VIM. IS. Mcfarland.
part e sc : Of sec =. Walker .... 90
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

De- SIS alfaia -as aGrelS sas
I 49, s, 49,
A. ssll Is aEat sasxa as4a uEsa
las aeE4 4far.
. giesaiag saiaias a,ssaas ssAE.
Iar Fkar IS raa.
Al ere sss soi8ea 1Aea arrives
a nia Is 14as-
Q, gs1 ne, -isaaE. sieat st4r.
- &aas al s9ai
Mhea Released fFom ifs ezFtely a1E.e.
Goes laa alaaef saaf
a.. nYssr. ,lisaias. slgsrg star.
- tar aasg
Tear grsessls secret s14i ear
ssass dtstslf as1.
-Ges. Nsiaotts 6r,.4saos.d.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
THE GUN CLUB TOURNEY
To lie Held Next Week at the Fair
Grounds.

Grounds.
The West Grand Rapids Gun Club
has completed lis arrangements for its
prize tourney. 1t VIII be held ut the
fair grounds next week, Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, under the
rules OF the American Shooting Asso-
citation. Special railroad rates have
been granted, and n good attendance is
looked for. The Bridge Street House
VIII be headquarters for the associa-
ton. Two sets OF traps, standard and
blue rock targets, Will be- used, and the
arrangements arc such that the shoot
ing can - on undisturpcd, rain or
shine
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

4 uaon service Of tae Episcopal
parishes AL BE- held n - Mars 4
church, Wednesday evening, AZ which
the sunday question WI he Z sc3sse3.
papers WI - read Oh 'fEhe Time and
Length 81 sunday -ervlces .Nrr
gan Laws Referrng % ~.salsy." "Tho
lrne laea ai Sunday Rest. The in
crossing Dissertation q SUNDAY ps-
cnsSoas VII Be- asked for after each
paper
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

N4sHseras jay is.-for Nleh ga
Par seallers ~ aeeted ekange "a
tseapfrNtuFe eEcept 1a9lfr Ia eastern
Peragu ~ Loser 81 14s5 s2FlAble
slnsis, generally rssgtssEiy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
Extension of Time.

On account Of the large crowd of
people who are constantly attending
the opening of the Domestic Pariors,
at Isl East Fulton-st. Park Place..
during tho past week, NJ. Chapman
has prevailed on the company 80
extend toe time Of TINS fine Cxluht of
at needle work for one week longer.
The unanimous verdict of ail the
ladies vino have seen this exhibit. nFe-
nouucs & the finest ever shown in the
city. There j. such a variety Il work
and objects that lt IS utterly inposs-
BE 90 describe 10, and can only be seen
70 be appreciated. and oil lovers of fine
art w.il certainly u ss a grand Oppor-
tun-ty of witnessing tbs work u they
ls.l "a call during the coming week.
NJ. Chapman informs "a THAT tho
parl0rs W.il be Open in tAc evening as
well "a through the day.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
Jobbers G-rgoss


Commencing june 20, the MssA gan
Central and rs eastern connections Will
run a through lime OF elegant, new bai-
let sleeping cars through troni 1lESSs
"a Bar lIarhor, VIA the Alag1fA fshs
and the Mute Mountains, Without
change. Connection VIII te made az
Niagara Falls with through sleeper e.
CLAYTON, where connection Viii IL nsdt
Nitll steamers 10 the Thousand lslsnds,
Alexandra Bay. Montreal aud Quebec.
for fall and detailed information IA
regard 10 these summer resorts, and
ihc way 10 reach them. send SIX cent,
postage Cor a Modern Pilgrimage
and summer tUgist rates, o. q. "
Huggles. General Passenger and Ticket
agent, Chicago, Ill.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

rhfrtF SiE Candidates EKao,ised Ysster-
dsv nv the LEGAL Bosra.

dsv nv the LEGAL BOARD.
The FIRST Civil Service examination IN
tie history 81 Grand Rapids tooS place
- steriay "a the United states court
rcom under the iocsI board If exam h.
srs rocent.y appointed hy the evil
service Comnl Sson- There were
t.f.rfv-s,x spriCants who were evan
rca most 81 them beng FOR tae posi-
cas- - curriers'. NJ II I. Hnltr. ~
W7-nlngfoms wilo came eut 80 sssi,t Che
t,ra. examiners. WIS present through
oat See examinaacn The resuitof the
elimination 81 not ~ gwen out unal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

What shall be- the National flower
fhr July number of III, Globe AogaS,as
published hy G. NJ. LOOMS, of TINS city,
contains a full account of the discuss
lon now gong on upon this subject
IN, preferences of many noted people
are gwen, together with those OF sever
al Grand Rapids citizens. The natlom's
emblem Is 10 b. chosen January next.
Buy copy OF Ihe Giobo tor > cents.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

WH Csc butchers close their markets.
thursday afternoon, to attend and Al
m,t tter employees to attend the egteh-
e. Ysa4le a. Rseds LakAf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

Be sure ard remember that the Grand
RaplGs snd 5sessCns pay ths fore
neon instead of sftsr1oon, on sse0unt
* t4ls rsCes.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
Photographs.

Wykes' best cabinets are only g per
dozen at 80 Monroc-St.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

All diseases Of women and children
are cured 10y Dr. :. Clay Todd.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14

1sse.-<s fasf d ee eeEaeea
80 ts4 > heaefe4
hasssr4 lssFs sEA
hf.>sel Nattas 8 : passE&
llesss4 Ys~t.fs tel2 , ssA%s-
nids.-
esses sssss Fssee
Pad Elete -ltte 'ist4
$50 ace 9 Ps4a1
NFs sase y Faeas.
flfkl1s ~ @p.ecs
Sie-s - lzs-x l-sssaa SCI ~esl. -
Csffe e4rea sas..e > PeaAa,
IsLss IS : go12e
Gralr, Eassr saa rsea.
Wi.esi Alas sT-s red. - , bashel
CFa-rs ea<heL
flser -Liis Naie ssss Straight. 49,
.sfllts rsafn'a
era Msal kta t9G.
EfEa So taa
Mldta-ss 81 = iea-
fssasasrs' Prsaaes-
poisfoes sss 81 = bsshel
lstIac o. = peaaa los hot house - '
aasftri iol esfara.
4.esf Isl auttn
Batter lss as peend-
Dr,sa frasts.
Applss Esspefsled. ss5e pea
tarfres lsrt passa.
EvaeleS -4ssi-. f.oNiss
aoui
Y--aea eia s9e yPoaad.
Jobhegs' Prices.
Beans sos - bushss.
lUttef-l lsa ilc q Iound.
fsfs lse 2 ootcN.
Loaty iealas pouue.
Potatoes -,s-s4 COS s. taShet.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-14
HtklsH WALTZ

IL e este Arrrf anf Fra If-lf rlfnf
fsaa-aHfepd spec. 80 5oF HEfffrfa fHEx nfss.
farFa rns Joel trrrrHs Jenna t.eef
srfts Nervous prgsffaflan ragsaf - $50 usF
81 sIeaf.rf ~ fafsr~-l - 80 eflt. nass Aaftaf
fftr.-res. -.ftef nr the ifFa.a resisting
s. taesf. r1 - frrr HrF nna
freft Hefrsstsirs ffa Arc FHrFer .ree I.nrr 4
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make arrangements for the funeral of
our late brother, +. W. Hall.
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at Wykes' gallery, 80 Monroe-st.