Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

sris M summing Of the deck.
Cabinets s.. wykes'. IS Monroe-st.
West Falton-st. Improvement Is being
rapidly pushed.
The roof girders are being put on the
Or. Shepard block.
An election booth IS now on erhibi-
ton at II Fountain-st. Go and see II
the plan will suit you.
Gardiner a Baxter have imported q
very large line of house coats, lounglng
robes and bath crowns
VIM. H.. Hinsey has purchased OF
Fred W. stevens his house on Henry
St, paying therefor $4,000.
The remains OF Mary B. McHugh,
who died IN this city on Friday, were
today inferred at Cadillac.
The new test well, 100 feet distant
from the one in the Coldbrook Valley,
Is now at depth Of about 20 feet.
The cost OF the work so far on the
new fair ground race track Is $3.50. In
al il will probably amount 10 $4,000.
The merchants along Csnal-st. are
ordered TO use the alleys instead of
the street for rubbish, as heretofore.
The grounds about the Soldiers
Home have been greatly improved
Under the direction OF Contractor
Rens.
The Kalamazoo Asylum contains
fOrty-six inmates from Kent county,
and kent's share Of the expense was
sl,sSS.s2.
County Treasurer COlson has paid
out $1,000 during the past week, and
among the other items was 1882 for
supervisors salaries.
The next meeting Of the South End
Literary Club will oe held IN two weeks
from last Friday At Or. Mobiles resi-
dencs, $50 South Iouia-st.
Harry r. Johnson, q printer, has
contracted lead poisoning IN the practice
OF ms profession. and Is receiving treat
ment st the hands Of Or. Barth.
Cslkins Barney filed a bill ia eject
meut in the circuit court yesterday, for
the purpose OF removing Barney Nc
from a piece OF property in Nergennes.
Messrs. Emlaw. Turner & Sanford, of
Grand Haven. have been mere tor sew
era days TO engage a superintendent
for Their furniture factory at that
place.
At Hartmsn's Hall this afternoon al
sO'clock Mrs. Helen NJ. GOuger, of
Indians, will deliver lecture on 1.-The
Nsgs-esTnsr, Convict Labor and the
ialoon."
The Crystal Springs Electric Railway,
sxtending from Hall-st. a mile and =
palf south on Mad son avenue, IL being
pushed 10 completion. II viii be ready
- operate IN the spring.
The pulpit at the Jewish Temple
Emanuel Will be occupied today by
Rev. +. ". Jsssel0n. Of Chicago, and
there - possibility that he may
remain ss the pastor Of the cODgrega-
ton.
Builders and their employers are
cordially invited 90 hear an address ot
great Importance as HartmSn's Hal
"Wednesday evening. October %. by
Vim. ". Ssyward. who has made the
subject Of building = ilfe work.
A chsttel mortgage from Apoliuia
Nfnderhout 20 Willard Barnard for $50
wss placed on record n the city clerk $
Office Yesterday. It - secured BY All
the goods aud fixtures in the picture
and picture frame store at 81 Csual-st
The remains of Samuel :. Moons
A&hNff Oh - " MNRhts NaN AlrA AA
Muskegon. aged 9z years and 8 months
passed through here oa The way q
Jackson yesterday evening. At Which
place The funersl will occur ~ o'ciocs
?. N. today. Old sge vas the cause oi
bis desth.
Special I'm ssion services sre to b
commenced on Wednesday evening m
50. Msrs sChapel. and vii be conducted
by Rev. JOSIAH r Perry. Of Washing.
ton. n. e.. The missions vii con
tnue daily for one week. Rev Mr.
Perry IS an eminent Eastern divine O.
unusual rover.
The October numbers of the Century
and Rarpsr's magazines complete ths
volumes Tor 1880 Send them 70 ths
Grsud Rapids Book Bndery, - Canal
a.. ard have them hfund n anT styis
30 suit vour fsncT. Nsw sfvles beftei
prces and work Of the highest grade
Ielephors I743.
In response 90 a petition by Georg'
y DAVIS, l. n Turner sad I. F. Car
roE. Judge Grove granted a decres
yesserdsy vacaarg The pat ef lcts g