Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

More than ore thous&nd dog
eeases have been issiied "a Alszegoii-
Hon. Charles Balds dled at Rls
home, ia Pontiac, saturday sftsFno0a'
aged 60 years
Mss spencer, one of the teachers IN
ths Buchanan schools, MI 81 - ehila
next yeag as a MISSIONARY.
The q. A. E. post az Benzoua have
received twenty-five handsome uAisss
for use ca Memorial Day.
The Boea< Cifi1sa wants 20 have .
starch factory started at boyne Sliy ~
Use gp tne eneaD potatoes
There are prospects for 4 large crop
OF straw berries, bat the cold weather
vii make them quite late.
Emmet q. Andrews. og Michigan, has
been appointed $1,000 clerk II the
CommlssaEy-C Generals othee-
buchanan isn't pleased with the grab
hook method OF removing ia mails
from tOBn--Barien SpTnsgs Era-
The G. A. K. boys Ok Howard City
moved a fence and laid a Sidewalk for
a soldsFs widow IA mat place recently.
The Benton HarbOr Canning Com
panv has contracted for over three
hundred acres OF tomatoes this season.
The Muskegon booming Company =
employing a full! force OF men, and
logs are BENG rushed out at lively
Fate.
The Northern Berrien County Far
Association was Obliged 20 assess the
stockholders t5 each this year 10 liquid
ate the Indebtedness OF the society.
Col y. III. McCcnas, OF Lansing, a
crippled Union solder and prominent
II tRe g.. 4. Il. OF Michigan, vii be the
orator "a st. Joseph on Memorial Day.
Tie Grand Haven Tribune says il IS
reported that Postmaster Sanford and
j.. e.. Wachs w.ll start n rafting daily
and weekly paper IN that city very
soon.
Henry Cook, OF Dowagiac. fell from
boat while fishing n Pine Lake sun
day morning, and Was drowned. The
body was recovered after several
Lo1rs.
ON the occasion of their return from
tour Of the globe the citizens OF Grand
Haven and Spring lal5e gave William
Sagdge and Dwight Cutler, Jr., rous-
lng welcome.
A meeting Of the surviving members
Of the Seventh Michigan cavalry living
ia the vicinity OF Battle Greek VIII be
held IN the G.. 4. 4. hallof that city on
June / at o'clock.
4 prominent brick manufacturer at
Detroit tells the Free Press that John ID.
Rockefeller, of the Standard OIL Com
pauY, IS about % buy up the brick tac-
tories in Detroit. Eighteen manufac-
turers have submitted prices.
The mill Of Moiles Bros, which they
removed TO Spanish river Canada, from
Detour, has been seized by Canadian
officials for duty, The duty amount:
20 about $500. The mill Will be sold
later IN the week. MOiles Bros. are at
tempting To raise the money.
Tom Hurley and A H. Potter were
contemplating starting n daily news
paper at ~. Joe. The material arrived
but as neither was able or willing e
put up the nccdful, the plant could
not be taken from the freight house
and was reshipped to Chicago.
There seems 10 be something in the
atmosphere and soil Of Muskcgon thai
Is nectar for pausies. Mrs. LeClere, OF
Lake street, has IN her yard bed oi
pansles, seedlings last year and trans
planted this spring, that are wonderful
III their development. Some OF them
measure two and five-eighths inche:
across the tiOwer.-huskcg9R Nars.
An Adrian dispatch says: Mrs MARY
II gby, an aged German woman, who
has been so III that she was unable 10
lift a cup Of tea, arose suddenly Sunday
morning at O'Clock, said she was goins
TO see John. ran out into the street ]
few rods and dropped unconscious
diving before she could be carried into
the house. John IS her son, living in
Indiana.
Three Oaks IS all torn Up over tho
selection Of q principal for her public
schools Tor next year. The schOO
board, nc \ recent meeting. hired 4 Mr
A b. Turner, and the citizens kiCkeC
wth big X. One hundred and
twenty Of them pcthOned the board q
Tc> IN and reinstate~s Mr.. Sutherland
tue principal for the past two years.
u. J. Csmpau. president Of the De
tIoit DRIVING Club. has decided to sprinC
novelty on patrons Of the turf here a
the summer meeting. It Is nothing
AtlffAE vi lN-N ttAatll 90 HIKE tie lltSL Uaf
of the meeting, July %, free to the
public. Tins a something never before
attempted by any driving park associ-
ton and VIII attract n good deal of at
teution all over the cOuntry.-Dstro
Free Press.
Frank Lewis, Of Jackson, by his At
torncy, VI. Kenny, has begun suit for
damages for false against
Deputy Sheriff Frank Bowen. OF Adrian.
Mr. Lewis claims 5000. and says the
case VIII be pressed. The suit grow
ont Of the arrest Of Mr.. LEWIS while
selling The Vine OF Life" some time
ago. the officer claiming the bitter.
we're liquor or which a license had not
been paid.
Sohu Januschek, n Bohemian farmer
living near Horton's Bay. CharleyoiS
county. disploassd some Of ma neigh
tors. and threatening White Cap" let
tors we're received by him as result
Friday night some feud exploded 2
bomb N his harm, terribly mauEline
valuable horse. A large reward ma.
hecn offered by Hortou's Pay citizen,
for the arrest and conviction OF the
perpetratOr.
Hgdsonviife vS. Georgetown
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