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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

MORTGAGE SALE-Jonathan II. Champion
III and Sarah J. Champion. his vile. exc
cuted TO Elizabeth b. Arndt a mortgage con
Ia n ng a power OF sale, dated January q. loSe,
anG recorded IN the office OF the register oi
deeds Of Kent county. Michigan, January I.
lSoo al 213 clock. p. m, In liber l5< oi mort
cages. Oh page 10. Said mortgage provides
Tor the payment of an attorney Ice OF twenty
five dollars In ease Of foreclosure. and contains
an interest clause by virtue Of which the un-
dersigned has elected and declared the whole
sum secured by said mortgage, with all arfeaT-
ages of interest thereon. u be due ana paya-
bic default has been made In the payment
of the money secured by said mortgage by
which said power OF sale has become opera
tive. No suit at law or IN equity has Deeh IN
Stituted To recover the debt now remaining
secured by said m crtgage. or any part thereof.
and AZ the date of this notice tne amount
claimed TO be due upon said mortgage Is the
sum of five hundred and seNelty-nlne coiars
and sixteen cents. anc IN addition thereto the
SUN of twenty-five dollars as an attorney lee
for foreclosure. And notice Is hereby given
that by virtue of said power OF sale and puT-
suaut TO the statute in suca case made and
provided said mortgage will be fOreclosed by
a sale of the premises therein described. at
public auction. TO the highest bidder, az the
front south door Of Court block so calledt on
Lyon-st n the city of Grand Rapids, IN said
county OF Kent (Said Court block being the
place of holding the circuit court for the
county of Kent. on Saturday, the l4th day az
December. lsss. at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon
Of that day. The premises described IN said
mortgage are as follows. tO-wif. Al that piec
or parcel Of land situated in the township II
Grand Rapids, ID the county OF Kent ana
state OF Michigan. and leScTined as ioiioNs,
addition 10 the city OF Grand Rapids. acco I'd
ing 90 the recorded plat thereof.
Dated. Grand Rapids, Mch-. sept. u lAs3-
ELIZABETH b. ARNDT.
Mortgage.
HAGGERTY & GOSS,
Attorneys for Mortgage
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
aoN. 7. D. aILBnRrs REPoRF.


ass NsighsSFs NS~-
10 ths Fselis.
AT Gas Request q the mayer aud
those citizens Wh0 responded - ois call
10 meet and consider the question q
al % sufferers by the disastrous Ere al
Grand hasen, have sl.sg ged that place,
and. as requested, report 70 the press
Tie result ot my invest cations.
There was = universal eKprs sslon Of
FsSret among citizens that / consulted
lhat the mayor had acted - hastily
IN sending oat hls appeal for aid.
Al conceded that The loss Was
serious, bat not enough 80 ~ justify
toe mayors action. Several old
residents Vel acquainted with al the
suieEers, assured me ghAt not more
than i've famli- es would need lmme-
date relief, aud that Grand Haven was
able and wiling 10 care Tor them.
AoOut tnlrty houses OF all grades were
burned and tie insurance, as Is usual
IA such cases, ranged from nothing 10
nearly Iun, averaging falT. That some
VINO lost their homes Hlll be seriously
lncOmmOded Is true, and that q few
may be troubled 10 get another start Is
also true, bat that there will be any
suffering except among the few families
first mentioned, Is not true. That some
might be willing 10 accept aid IA rebuild
ing their homes / have 40 doubt, but
Others wOuldreiuse charity. The loss 20
Grand Haven isseriOus, especially IN the
properties owned by Mr.. Cutler, and IN
the loss OF the large Holland church.
There Is probability that Mr.. Cutler
will not rebuild, and al regret IT,.
Those who think the town has suffered
an Treparable loss don't know the
people. Yankee grit and Dutch per-
| sistence Will ere long set them on their
feet again, without passing the hat Tor
pubic charity.
My CONCLUSION is that unless some
thing now unknown should develop,
the appeal for aid was unwarranted.
! Should the leyel-headed citizens of
Grand Haven of all classes who posted
me on the situation find they are mis-
taken IN their views as expressed to me,
! they have but TO make Il known, and
can assure them that this city Will lib
orally respond with substantial relief.
THOs. ID. GILBERT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
TOWN TOPICS.

See Arthur q Phil1rie' : sz.o cabinets.
Matthias Boou . building nae
house Al z3 Broadway.
D. III. A0shsr = nov located "A ~
new a0use al 80 COgFt-st.
Work hAs been began ca 4 new resi-
delce tor ClaE.es Or.nnell ca Sollsse-
2Fe.
The Orpheas Club VII siEg al =
cLulc c. ded-Cauon n A1sksg gon stn-
day.
Frank Donisky's nes hotel At the
corner of Wlnter and Bridge-sts., =
nearly completed.
George +. Camille, Of Belview, aud
Phoebe Jane helsron, Of tnls city ~ere
married AZ the county clerz once yes
terday By Justice HyGOrn.
Eight handsome houses. costing from
$500 O. s5o00 eaeh, are being erected
near the corner Of Broadway aad
klgnlh-sts-, - Wm. HARRISON.
The Countess Of Meath. founder OF
the League OF MmsleElng Children,
Vii address the children 0t OraId
Rapids n st. Marks Church, AZ
o'clock next sunday afternoon
John Venter, or Walker township,
was arrested yesterday and brought be-
fore Justice Westfau on a charge OF
cruelty % a colt. lie pleaded not
guilty and bad the case set down tor
October 8.
Rev. J. L. Benedict, Of New York,
has Seel supplying the second Bapusi
Cnurch. West SIDE, for the past month,
and Wlll preach for TINS cnurch sunday
morning and evening. Subject u the
evening '4The UnfOrglven SIN" Tai:
wi. be- Mr. Bencdict's last sabbath, a.
their newly elected pastor, Rev. Mr..
Van Kirk, WILL commence his labor:
October Is.
". p. Carpenter, for some time past
clerk 10 the office OF George +. Smith
OF the c. q ". NJ and D., L. n y, s0r
Of ". A. Carpenter, trathc manager Oi
the C.. & W NJ, has been appointed
travelling passenger agent OF the &. s
". NJ, D., l.. & y. and 81. Joseph Val
ley roads, vice John K. Wood, resigned
His headquarters Will be IN this city
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
DECORATE, EVERYBODY!
The City should be Dressed in Its Best
Attire for the Great Visitors.

The City should be Dressed in Its Best
Attire for the Great Visitors.
The prospects are that the decora-
tons for the International American
Congress on October Is, will be some
thing elaborate. Already fifty sets of
flags of Central and South American
States have been ordered. Those who
wish any flags that must be sent away
for can order them through L. G.
Studley. The committee having the
matter in charge hopes TO see all build
ings along the streets that the visitors
will traverse, decorated with flags, so
that the city will present holiday ap-
pearance. The general committee
which is doing so much to make the
event success will meet next Tuesday
evening to make report and complete
the arrangements.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

Mss Ella STOW leaves soon for visit
Ia Ohio.
Mrs. George A. Cutler is visiting in
Chicago.
Mrs. II. P. Winchester and son, of
Detroit, are visiting IN this city.
Miss Carrie Ball, of Ann Arbor, is
visiting her sister, Louise Ball, OF South
Latayette-st.
Miss Emma Tasse, of st. Sauveur,
Quebec, j. the guest OF Damase Juniau
and family, of North Ionia-st.
Pete Ware, Of Vanwert, Ohio, has re-
turned home after short visit with his
son, Howard Ware, of this city.
Manager Cooper, Of the Last Days
OF Pompen," will 90 from here TO Chi
cagO and after that VIII 60 to Europe
on business, 10 be gone about SIX weeks.
Mrs. Mary A. Kendall. who resides
with her daughter, Mrs. l. a. Dean, IL
HOllister-st., mas returned from four
months visit with relatives at ROches-
ter, Canandaigua and other Eastern
points.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
MACATAWA HOTEL.

a New and Elegant Building for That
Pleasant Resort.
The Macatawa Park Association has
$4,000 IN the treasury for the erection
Of a new hotel, and has adopted the
plans therefor.
The new building will be situated on
the rising ground a few feet north Of
the present hotel, giving a fine view of
both Michigan and Black lakes. The
Offices, parlors and sleeping rooms win
he n the new part, while the present
building viii be remOdeled and Will
contain spacious dining kitchen
and quarters for the hotel employees.
Work TO bee begun at once 50 that the
new building VIII De ready N the
spring.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
"CHEVALlERp IRA PAINE.
A Noted American Msrksman Who Wo~
Decorations from Monarchs.

A Noted American Marksman Who Wo@
Decorations from Monarchs.
Ira Paine. who recently died in Paris,
was one of the most noted marksmen in
the world. He was American born,
though of late years he was fond of pre-
fixing 'chevalier" to his name, but he
was more generally called captain. He
was a man of great skill with shotgun,
rifle, pistol or revolver, and his fame had
been established long ago. He travelled
over two continents and exhibited before
thousands.
Capt. Paine had shot in every capital
in Europe, and appeared in almost every
royal palace from ST. Petersburg to Lon
don. AS reward for private exhibit
tion at Lisbon the king of Portugal
knighted AID decorated him in the pres
ence of the American minister, John NJ.
Francis, and Commander Newell and
his officers, Of the Nipsic. The kings
enthusiasm led him to join the Ameri-
can in pistol shooting at the close Of the
performance.
The records Of some of the captains g
feats are remarkable. His speed was
surprising and his accuracy was marvel
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
A FRENCH LIBRARY.
Movement on Foot to Establish a
Library OF French Books.

Movement on Foot to Establish d
Library Of French Books.
There is movement on foot for the
establishment Of a library of French
literature by a number of persons who
axe acquainted with the language. At
first, parties interested viii meet at
var0us places and have readings and
speeches I'M French, and when the
membership Is large enough IL IS hoped
that "a pIsce can be rented and n regular
library established with reading rooms
1 connection. A. Berard, OF 215 Shell
ooD-st., is the prime mover inthe affair,
ami bong au excellent scholar m the
French tongue and r good teacher,
those who JON che society VII have the
nct Of opportunities for perfeCuDg
themselves IN the language.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

caster, he loaded and fired the American
Hotchkiss rife, single loader. thirty-two
times in one minute. With a Manser
gun, before Won Rameke and the Ger
man troops, he loaded and hit an eight
inch target twenty-seven times in one
minute. In 1884, at the great London
revolver trials, Paine hit fve-irch tar
get fifty times in succession. His feats
at the famous Galleries Revette, Paris,
had never been equaled, and Justine
Renette, Paris crack shot, declared that
Paine's peer as a marksman had never
entered that S0-year-old gallery.
His last foreign achievement was the
defeat of Herr Schulhof, Vienna's pride,
IN September, 1885, winning the most
noted pistol match on record. The mill
tary were greatly interested in this con-
test. from the repute Of the competitors
and the distances agreed upon-4O, 100
and 325 yards. Paine won with ease at
all three distances. and nearly doubled
his opponents points. Paine hit target
- by 50 inches, a. 32j yards, with a pis-
tol. oil hand shooting. = times In a hun
dred. He won a gold medal and other
souvenirs at that contest When ia
America be Travelled with a vaudeville
company, and last season he was with
Frank Robbins circus. Ills defeats were
few, and Of these his long time riyal,
Capt. Bogardus, scored the most against
him.
Last winter Capt Paine and his wife
who helps him ia bis work on the theatre
boards, left for Paris. and while they
were playing there be was seized with
strangulaton of the bowels and died
after great suffering. lt was also
remarked that Paine grew too feshy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

Bellln's solid Ard tanefnl opara.
Norma, was tie oass.ng Of the A .
boa C0up4uy as PoaeEs' lsss gha.
The sa4.encs vas numerous and oceu-
ped tie thsster fEom p.t % gallery.
n - Alhott sss IA magnificent voice.
and in tAe tisu'sE Fcle reached every
requirement, both IN singing and act
iEg. Ia 40 part has she appea-ed 10
such excellent advantage. Il ls ey-
dent that prima donnas have their
favored nigals. and last night must
have been very popular With Emma
Atb0tt. Sc revealed = strength OF
voice, a pleasing smoothness OF tone,
that At once infused the audience
with Tapturous expressions OF delight.
Mss Anaandale. as AalgsS, had
superb advantages which she recognized
ia q most artistic and effective manner.
Monte grlnO, as Polio. Was confident as
vel as mpulsiye lu the execution the
p1Et demanded. The THO, before the
/ tall Of the curtain lu the second act, I'D
which We heard Montegrlilo, Abbott
ami Annau14se Won most enthusiastic
recall; deseryedly proper t0r lt was
,uperbly rendered. The fall strength
0f the Abbott company contributed tO
the bt,t and most preteutlOus preSenta-
ton OF high class opera ever gwen IN
| this city. Tie ch0ruses were powerful
and perfect IN every way, while the
| OrchestraUOn vas al all stages source
fef q aNt "a ~ rss
/ diamonds" tonight FRA DlayolO."
Emma Abbott VIII sing at the
matinee this afternoon IN "Crown
/ Diamonds" ," Though her company en-
/ braces over sixty-hve persons and
therefore very expensive, there will be
slight reduction from night prices.
Leayitt's mnstrels drew another
large and happy audience at Red
mond's last night. The good Old
fashioned tirst part, introducing good
/ singers and excellent music, IS warmly
| appreciated. The OliO Is interesting al
All times. The topical songs OF Mr..
Barnett prove especially pleasing.
There Will be a matinee today. Closing
performances tonight.
Chas. l.. Davis IS winning fattering
| nOtOrety FOR the generosity with which
| he produces his plays. In ms new
| piece, zone OF the Old Stock" which
he Will present al Powers next Monday
and Tuesday evenings, he wall offer ms
own seen ~ and the requisite furnish
ing. Seats are now on sale for this en-
gagement.
Chas. Wiegrand is in the city in ad
vance of Messrs. Donnelly and Girard
who viii reappear at Powers mex
| Wednesday and Thursday IN then
hilarious comedy "Natural Gas" ThH
announcement VIII attract the atten
ton of all who saw this very commend
able production last season.
A telegram received yesterday an
nounces that the spirited and activ,
Jarbeau viii produce her new comedy
Strictly Confidential" at Powers
next Friday evening. The engagement
includes a matinee and evening per
Torrance on Saturday. starlight
will also be gwen.
Grand matinee at Smiths this after
noon at ., at which the entire perform
ance Will be given. Admission 10, l.
and % cents. The full performance
Will be given tonight. An entire new
| company next week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

The Elks held a regular colnmunica-
ton last evening and passed the regular
business, after which they were visited
by II. I. Leav.tt's minstrels, among
whom were numbered many brothers.
The greeting from the local lodge was
maufcsty fraternal. and the visitors
contributed a thoroughly enjoyable
evening in the way of splendid music,
volunteered by Symiugion's brass
hand. The songs by the electric trio
and Messrs. Barnett, Leavitt and Man
ming. were most happy additions - a
joyful and pleasant social.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
THE GRAND JURY

Return Thirteen True BiIls-Two Men
Sentenced.
The United States grand jury reported
at , O'Clock and presented thirteen true
bills and one finding of no bill, and
then returned to finish their dehbera-
tlOns.
William F. Miles and VIM. Martin
We're indicted by the grand jury for
selling liquor and tobacco at a bOwery
dance at Lake Odessa. They were
arralgned, pleaded guilty, and Miles
was sentenced to pay fine of 800 and
Martin a fine OF S25, or in default
thereof to be confined N the Kent
county jail until the fine was paid or
they were DISCHARGED by the court.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

Tae AleAigAu Central have arranged
\ cheap excursion fog the knights Tenn
par tFl-enaIzl conctASS Nfas.sa taxes
place IN Washington, ID. C.. Get q II.
Two elegaaI Magaer sleepers, wnlch
have been chartered, WI y run
through from Grand Rapids, ie2vlns
tae unlon depot al IL IS =. IA, tAt D,
arriving st Washington Monday morn
lns. oct. e. Pare for the round trip,
Including Sleeper 81 Washington, $50
tickets good 40 return until Oct 81
with stop OF ga return 81 pTlne1 pa
points OF interest. All desiring % take
ihis delightful trip should apply Al
once % Fred NJ. briggs, genera sgen'
N. 4. X. r.. s5 Mousoe-st., aud secure
sleeping car accommodations before Al
the room Is engaged.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
LECTURE TO THE VETERANS
Nrs. = e. stone, Of Cleveland. win be
Here Tomorrow and sunday.

Mrs. = e. stone, Of Cleveland, win be
Here Tomorrow and sunday.
Mrs. J. c. Stone, of Cleveland, a
celebrated lecturer. viii be here tomor-
row and VIII lecture TO the I. o. Of G.
T. lodge OF veterans az the Soldiers
Hone this evening. she viii also
lecture there sunday morning at 1890.
Az $50 p. M, Sunday, Mrs. stone vii
lecture at GOOD Templsrs' Hall on
South Division street. These lectures
are free and those who have been In
strumenal IN getting Mrs. Stone to
come here hope to see the people turn
out tO hear her. The veterans Of the
Home would ike % sec a large num-
her of visitors ont to the lectures gwen
there.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
COURT RECORDS.

Po1IcE-F. A. Rickley, drunk. ll
davs. Jerry Flood, drunk and disor.
derry: paid $50. John Ass.nk, druak
and dis0rder.y. Is days. Angciue
Johnson, drunk and dlsOrdlrly, li
DAYS. Patrick Hartneu and sidney
Eckenroad. larceny, adjourned October
10. Peter J. Swlntek, peddl.ng without
a license; paid k3.35.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

Miss III. Z. Matthews extends q cordial
invitation a. the ladies' " Elslt her
corset pall0r., : Nouroe-St., tomorrow
and SATURDAY, Oct. 4 and ), 10 examine
the fine display made by her at the TAR
last week. over nifty different styi
OF waists aud cOrsets, including the
DetsGrte system. Agent for Holmes 4
Co.'S celebrated jersey fitting oombna-
ton underwear ln eighteen different
STYLES. Parl0rs open from > a. III. ~ =
u. II. No cards.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

Charles HoOgerdyer attempted to
cross over a tram at the Shawmut-ave.
crossing Of the L s. & VI. :. railroad
aud had his fOol crushed between the
bumpers of two bOx-cars. The tram
was standing still when he started over,
but lt suddenly started and caught
h.m. No bones were broken, but the
member was badly bruised.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

A warrant was issued yesterday from
police court for the arrest Of Chas.
Kef on a charge Of disposlng OF rented
property. Keif rented watch worth
So from D. L. Thompson some months
ago and now has sold the watch for a
small sum. Thompson wishes 10 have
him arrested and gave bonds for the
costs before the warrant was issued.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

To satisfy yourself that the Vinegar
Furniture Company sheadquarters for
fine goods, made up tirst-class for the
least money, look over their display IN
Manufacturers Hall and get their
prices, TO be convinced that they carry
the line that neets the approval of the
general public.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
Sealed Proposals.
once Board of Pubnc Work

once Board OF PUBIC \ orks,
GRAND hkPIus. Mich. sept. 30. ISss.
Sealed proposals VII be received a. tie
once or the Board until saturday.
October g. l3,s ~ 80 y. n. Tor the impooye-
meuf II Crescent Place from Crescent ave. 10
East Bridge-sf.. according - the plans and
specifications on fie 81 the ofnce ~ The Board.
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any or
a bids.
Esch bidder shall deposit with bis proposal
the sum of 500 70 be forfeited %
Inc City OF tsrand Rapids in case he shall
fGil 20 enter into contract. Ia accordance with
his proposal should his said proposal be 40
cepted by the BOsrd 81 Public Works.
An proposals must De made upon blanks
tha: Will be furnished upon application AZ The
oct5 GEO. G. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

ToVN HOPKINS. 81. D. Phyacian ard sur
j cen reoe zif south NVsor-st cor.
Q-astfhv ave ann UIrls eu-sf. Csls made
rrhf 8r aav. once treatfnrEt for ~. lar8aic
5..-asrs CaraH' 'tarfar frFe f0rfasuf 81
..,-s- Trrfr So ~ p r.. soep n
Br Hcpslas HiH esaEDase. eEp-sis your
Csc see.rsae VsuF condition. ana care M 4
rr-a Ia = ssib.e. rlfh batanle &sd cclecfie
remedies Terms reasonable
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
DRUNKENNESS
Or the Lisser Habit. Pesitiyeis Cared
~ AdmiItstcrtug Dr. Haines
Golden Specific.

IL can be given in . cup OF coffee on tes with
cut the knowledge of the person taking 81 us
sbsOlut -ly harmless. and VII eref . I'e-fn2-
nent aud speedy cure. whether ne person il a
moderate DIR 1ker or al a.-ohoilc WRECK.
Thousands % d.uEkards have been MADE TEN
perate men who have taken Golden SPECIFIC
In their coffee without their knowledEc, and
today believe they quit drinking ~ their 0wD
free will. 1T NEVER FAILS. The system
once impregnsted with the Specific. IL becomes
81 utter impossibility for the liquor appetite
20 exist. for sale by ". ". IlBBS. Druggists,
126 Monroe 81, and - Canal-st., and PICK
BROS, ~ and 81 MonToe-st.. Grand Rapids
Gich-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

Mrs. J. c. Littleheld, OF Los Angeles,
Cal, will give lessons 10 pupils at their
own homes on piano, organ, guitar,
banjo and voice culture. Classical
music with harmony aud thorough
bass made easy. Patronage respect
fully solicited. Address through post
office, city of Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

Niss Lettie Mann who has been con
rcred with II. Leonard, sons & Co..,
i1r the past two yesrs. has resigned 90
tiSa position with Heyn's Bszar in
tHrot Wednesday evening q party
ot thirty or forty Of her friends gave
nfr pleasant surprise and spent an
enjoyable evening with her.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
THE COURT HOUSE.
Work TO BE Resumed at Once with
Nigor.

Nigor.
Representatives of the Western Con-
structon ComI any met in conference
with the Goodall Bros, yesterday
morning, and as result the latter
have agreed to go to work at once and
complete the stone work with all pos
sble dIspatcn. The settlement leaves
the grade line dispute still undecided,
but TINS viii not affect the work so far
as the county is concerned. Those
present from Detroit We're: President +.
Is. DckeTsOn, Treasurer III. IL. Hum
phrev, Secretary MOretOn and c. II.
smith.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

ExP0sTTIoS UNIvERsEILs, Pans, Oct.
Special The highest possible
premium and the only grand 81 ze for
sewing machines was aH4rlrd tne
Wheeler q Wilson Manufacture Com
ranV
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

CITY TREAsuRxR's OrrIoE.

AlIl Ataet hth = NfN4Atf
GRAND RkFTps. Mich. sept ~. ltst.
Notice is hereby given that The asSesSmen
roll for the construction OF 3 sewer ia Third
avenue, from point 90 feet west 81 the west
line OF South Division street 70 sewer m Buch-
anau street. is now In my HANDS, and that !
viii receive payment thereon for the period Oi
twenty days from date. al the oflce Of the city
treasurer. city hall.
GE0. r PFsTy.
City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
IREAsURER's NOTICE.


GHaNn RtFlDs. Mich. sept. i9. lsS9
Notice is hereby given thai the assessment
roIf for the construction Of q sewer in TIE
aifeviu block ls. Converse 4 Toiferf's af-
dlilon. IL nov ia my hands. and that / Viii
receive payment thereon Tor the period n
twenty DAYS from this date. a. the once oifhe
city treasurer, city hall
Gro r. pErHY.
Cfy Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

For an elegant antique oak finish
three-plece bedroom suite for sic go to
the Vinegar Furniture Company, 1913,
l25, l27, l29 South Divislon-st.' corner
of Cherry-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

For the finest line of Parlor goods,
new styles, extra goods for the least
money, visit the Vinegar Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05
NOTICE TO CoNrRACToRS AND
BUILDERS.

Bids will De received for furnishing mater
iads-crecting aud complet' nE an asylum build
Ing Tor the Michigan Asylum for Insane Grim
insis al IoniR. Mich. Ia accordance with
plans and spec fcArions or fie 81 the ~uperin-
teBdent's oface. Of said Asylum. bids viii be
opened October l0. lst4. and tie rigAi 10 REJECT
sny and al bids is hereby reserved
n. kfCu.
JFHOkF CROTI-
NnHNsU +. CEosrT.
Beard Of Nsnsgers
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-05

Mrs. c. +. Coffin has returned from
New York with her usual lovely stock
of Partisan importations, which she
Will be pleased 10 show those desiring
novelties