Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

Yesterday sas the lon gest day Of ths
year.
There all be a partial eclipse Of the
sun nekt Friday.
Free klndes gaFten ekh b.tion % Hart
mans Hall tAls afteEnOon.
Fhe little child OF Alderman ODon-
nell has oeen quite III for several DAYS.
A party OF thlTty eolOred waters have
gone - Azckln4c ~ CIlciate a. Plank
GraGt.
Eraak 5. Damsky VII erect hotel
ter-sts.
The West side post-oftce = being put
"a readiness for business, and VII be-
opened July 1.
Judge Jackson left Yesterday for the
south. aud the United States Court al
Jour4ed until tuesday.
Surveyor VI Port schafer yesterday
received tsO car loads Or TN Tor the
Gum Hardware Company.
fts excavations Tor tie addition 10
the N0rta Ionl4-sJEeeL school are rap
idly approaching completion
The brakemen give an excursion to
day " Interlaken Park. A ball game
is one OF the features 0t the day.
The District school entertainment
will D. repeated az the FOuutaln-street
Baptist Church Tuesday evening.
Tue city schools Viii not be IN session
"Wednesday afternoon, June %, and
al the Attle Kids may 90 To the circus.
Ed. l. u. Van Horn will preach In
Good Te1plar's Hall, sunday evening
june %. All are cordially invited to
b. present.
Invitations have been received by the
Schubert ClubtCgIvec concerts AZ Neway-
20. Holland, Montague and other points
this summer.
All interested in the WOman's Home
and Hospital dinner the Fourth OF July
are requested Ia meet AT Good lem
piars' Hall today n $50 sharp.
After payng all expenses pertaining
tO thc recent Gilmore concert, the Ora =
tOrio Society Will have nearly thou
sand dollars lett IN the treasury.
The editor Of each paper IN the coun-
y wall be invited 10 furnish copy OF
hls latest issue 70 be placed III the cor
ner-stone OF the court house.
As the annual meeting OF the stock
holders IN tine Gable Railway occurs
July 3, 10 i not likely that any move to
build extensions viii be made until
after that date.
The members Of the Park Congrega-
tlOnal Church sunday hold Il
basket picnic today at Reeds Lake.
and 20 IN a body.
The following contagious diseases
were reported yesterday: John Vie
land, age ?, 81 GOOdrlcn-st., and female,
Herman, age 8, 80 Grandyllle-ave.,
measles, and male, DeBOer, age .,
Fifth-ave., diphtheria.
The C.. K. Il | Road has appointed c..
w. Thornton ticket agentand telegraph
operator AT Oden, and III. +. Saunders,
formerly operator al the Morton House
office IN this city, freight and ticket
agent at Bay View. Mr.. Saunders
place here Is supplied by T. J. Clancy.
The frequent heavy rains prevent the
cultivation of spring crops and the
making OF clover nav. Much of the
corn that WAS not killed by the late
frOsts Is beng chOked out 10y weeds and
grass. The wheat crop Is looking well
but Is covered with millions of small
bugs or flies, = specleS unknown 70 our
farmers here. Whether they are des-
tructive or not II not vet known.
The first fast train from the South
arriving at las p. m, rolled into the
depot Monday on time 10 4 minute.
No. 56, with Johnston at the throttle,
vas at the head of the train, and fat
John Banks did the AL aboard husl-
ness. Two passengers got of the train
and there were FIX drays, three car
rIages, and twelve hotel and boarding
house runners, 10 divide them between.
-Pa0steY Record.