Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

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cabinetstz doz. Wykes'. s. Monroe-s1.
The United states petit iary . ex-
eused anui Tuesday morning.
Three vacancies ia tas nurse sEAn Of
81 A4rx' > are n0s 10 be nled.
The Chase Piano Company epeaed -
nes 0ft1ce a. Agsksg0n yesterday.
Born, - Mr.. add Mr.. Il +. tuttle,
girl Welgut unknown at present.
The sxearaonisEs are hard drinkers.
Every soda fountain "a tae eity went
dry yesterday.
Custodian Brenner, Of the city hall, :
preparing q celebrate hls 7sgh anal
Yersary aext month.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon the
funeral ot L. II. Glrard took place Al
hls residence on F0urth-st.
Hon. C.. O. Comstock viii pat uo an
$500 residence on MS Riverside addI-
ton, thls SIDE OF the soldiers Home.
Hard coal : expected 70 take another
jump n prices about Nov. l. The local
coal dealers have large stocks LAID ia
ahead.
Mrs Veronica Chapman, charged in
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With one Eldrldge, was discharged yes
terdAY.
Frederick Amos, of this city, and
Alice 6arlets, OF LaGrange, Indiana,
were married by Justice Westfau yes
terday.
J. Z. Britain was awarded a iudg-
msnt against John Kelly n the sum OF
$3.50 and costs, IN Judge Bureh's court
yesterday.
The candy pulling man on the corner
was Al object OF much interest yester-
day. He drew ful. house every time
he pulled.
OwiEg 10 the torn up condition OF the
MOnrOe-st. tracks, ali cars will hereaf-
ter stop at Bridge, Pearl and South
DlylsIOn-sts.
Fred ;. Clark IS spoken of very favor
ably for the place Of school trustee IN
the Fourth ward, lately vacated by
Trustee Schneider.
Hon. e.. J. Diekma addressed large
crowd OF Republican HOllanders, IN
their own language, at Travis hail, on
East-st-, last night
Ine county supervisors meet next
Monday, and all persons having claims
against the county should have them
ready Tor presentation AZ that time.
A call has been accepted by Rev. r.
F. Sargent TO the Cougre gatiOnal Church
of Fresno. Cal. lie was formerly of
this city, and later of Trinidad, Col.
Rehearsals are being held by the
Hughart ten" of the operetta Laila.
which VIII DC gwen week from to-
nlghtatImmanuel Presbyterian Church.
The fire and police commissioners
meet this afternoon, yesterdays post
pOuement being on account Of the death
of the mother of Commissioner Loett-
gert.
Ball. Barnhart & Putnam have
cleared 1000 cigars. The 40 valorem
duty IS $50, but under the new law the
pound duty Is raised from $500 to
$3.50.
Retail cigar dealers are now announc-
ing that, owing 10 the new tariff law,
imported and domestic cigars will 90
up IN price. This IS the greatest fake"
of all.
Canal-st. people are beginning to feel
encouraged at the progress OF thewOrk.
The cable railway, electric company
and sidewalk contractors are all push
ing hopefully along.
After being torn up or encumbered
for about month the replanking of
Brldge-st. bridge was finished Yesterday.
Scarcity of three inch planklng was the
cause Of alleged delay.
The New Church viii have a festival
Saturday afternoon and evening in the
room az p Fountain-st. This Is their
first public social. and Il IS hoped that
It VIII be well attended.
A. f. Snuggs, late joint local agent in
this city Of the Michigan Central and
Chicago & West Michigan, has been ap-
pointed local freight agent of the De-
tr0it, Lansing & Northern, at Detroit.
The east SIDE of Canal-st. has now
been prepared for the concrete founda-
ton which is now being laid. The west
side Of the street viii be put into shape
A. one. and the work pushed As rapidly
as possible.
The Church ~ Work" Is the title
OF monthly religious newspaper pub
hshed in the lnterest of the Church
OF Christ, corner Lyon and Barclay-sts.
It is 4 hand some little sheet, with 4
noble mission.
The Widdicomb Furniture Company
Springs. 70 cut the timber purchased in
that vicinity. It VIII afterward De re-
moved north. The company owns
about 81 600 600 feet IN all.
A Ciinton-st. lady lost her years sup
ply az canned fruit. lG0 cans. by the
breaking down OF her cellar shelves
She sat right down aud wept over H..
but yesterday number Of sympathetic
nsighbors brought over some of theirs.
and helped 70 repair the loss.
Messrs. W S. Mcintosh and J. :.
Gray. Detroit. C. l.. Fox. Bay City. ".
r. Markle. Lansing, and 3. " Putnam
and A. +. Brooks. II Grand Hapids.
Confectioners. held session IN this
city yesterday % perfect the orgsniza-
ton of the state C0nfecbOners' Assoc
stOn.
A Golden Anniversary.
Rev. A. ard Mrs. Mary Jones, OF