Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03


Twelve children SeEe arrested a.
A-s2eson t0r roDblng house Al ls-At
place.
south Haven ponoioz .sts report the
elgeall0 more taan usually trouble
ssnie Llls seaeJu-
Benale Nhitluore, of Aliegans was
seriously wounded ia tas lett hard
w4-le playing Niga revolver.
Cosn, potatoes, beans, tomatoes, and
= tender pl4lls are badly damaged oy
t1e llosl III the y.e.n.ty Of Allegan-
SPECIAL services we're held az Mans
t., Sunday, IA honor % the eenten-
la ~ Lne Methodist BOOK Concern.
A. +. Anderson, II MsnisJee, recently
encountered nge black bears Ia the
woods near OuekAnla. The bears are
Ell safe.
The Burt and Gamble saw mill and
pae .auds near Grand Mar.2s, Upper
Peninsula, Michigan, are on the mar
keL Tor sale.
The corner stone OF the new II.
Mary Catholic church, at NuskegOu,
was lad sunday. BY Bishop Richter, VI
Grand Rapids.
The use of HemlOck in Saginaw Is
becoming qlte general, aud the former
Prejudice against tnls class " lumber
10 a tnlas Of the past.
Chas 0Malley, Of the Manistee Al
S0est-. mas gone % Milwaukee 10 take
charge OF the sporting department. ot
Tic kssatag Wiseoasia.
The real estate Of Holland City Is
valued "a 900, as, personal property,
Af..H A. ID. .
births during iSss, l0li deaths, y.
The fifteenth annual Episcopal con
yeupon ot the diocese OF Western
Michigan VII De- held AZ Battle Greek
On june 4, 5 aud o.
The Boom company at Mu.kegOu
have rated since the 10th OF April To
june /, lbs ~ logs. OF these $780,
yos We're RATED III April and 951 ,55i III
May.
The Charlotte creamery has received
a. order for 1000 pounds of butter Tor
export last week. SPECIAL tubs N which
L. pack the butter were sent with the
order.
The assessors report NJ Muskegon
for the year shows the following a.
ssed Valuations. Real estate, s3,7l7,-
zoo; personal estate, s., t25, ,oo5; total,
s5.lA. $50.
A lady at Big Rapids took dose of
tucture OF acOaito, through mistake,
instead Ot bromide, but was fortunately
saved by the speedy administering OF
emctlCs.
The Russell Brothers, Of LudIngtOn,
who recently lost their planning mills by
FIRE, are raising money 10 start turnl-
ture factory and have already $4,000
worth OF stock subscribed.
dredge has been AT work on the
harbors Ot ~. Joseph and South
Haven for the last TWO months, and
even now there Is scarcely water
enough 10 allow vessels 20 enter.
There Is said 70 have been but one
death from scarlet fever in Jackson IN
four years. although OF fifteen cases IF
contagious diseases during the month
~ May thirteen We're scarlet fever.
The report which has been spread
broadcast on our streets that Tobias
Bergy, formerly OF THIS place, but now
ot Grand Rapids, had failed, Is false.
as we have learned from L reliable
source Caledonia Nccs.
Chas. Taggart and T. J. Gilchrist
t.tef' 4'tt1fft hNAANf-- = Nlltit llbN@tg dt
Charlotte for 4 term Of years, and Will
assume control June Is. Mr.. Taggart
has been practically manager of the
house for some time.
Another fire broke out on Tuesday in
Henkels mill in Howard City, Just as
tue men were gong To dinner, and IL
was with difficulty extlngulshed. The
citizens are determined To secure bet
ter protection against fire.
a gang OF five tramps struck Howard
CITY the other day, and made them
selves obnoxious by begging and insult
Ing those who refused them aid. Two
of them were thrashed by &. W. Platt
for insulting his wife, and all were ar
rested and sentenced TO twenty days in
jail.
\ Miss Lola Rice, of LudingtOn, has
been confined TO her home for several
years and has not stood on her feet for
over two years. She was taken to Chi
Cag0 and the physicians discovered that
she WAS simply labOnng under de-
luslon and they compelled her TO walk.
Sne returned home completely cured.
It Is claimed that the largest pine
tree ever cut IN Mich gan was felIed
recently near Hobart. IL measured at
the butt SIX feet IN diameter and scaled
lo.53i feet Of mercantile lumber. In
the fall the top OF the tree was broken,
destroying about three hundred feet Of
cho,ce lumber.
Speaking Of the recent frOsts, the
Holland City N9rs SAYS. "The most Sc
we're loss VIII be % the vineyards IN this
lneaaty. in many of which the grape
crop VIII be q total failure. Grass IS
a 1f4 1ftrfrsr hnf Aa~rorre.I t.rafrr lrrf.~.-