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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

mentioned Tns1 Lcua nalsa4-y re-
L sss -1s co1a1aa-plz zl& solsllIes
saxr4uma SEAL sea nssaoes # tls Nueea
spesch. e1lcA - already in lyps st ere
nex-g4esr gIcss r1s geeleasu -
tss Hg4ss - C8ln5us r4ra. and slt1
a~d rus. sarge - < tQ -1sl- u-ea
nos hcme u ea4u-er aa1 lle l1---al
esrs ueny q the opening ~ r4l-l4u-ell,
b ever
Ecr tao hoars the s-t1ing or beth
houses are suspended. tas speaker "a
cat.az sas chair after fs ~ talu1sss Ia
Larsalln taeC1Imoas on re- zssezL 1l-l :
- four clock lhs 1rss business ln tie
Lards > the iu1rod aetloa u neN mem
bers-ghaE = ~ s2y, of Feers a1o have
attained -n7lr majority during tAs re-
cess Ia ths Commons ne readlng -
tns >Ds4ker of the sessi1ual ORDERS.
such - lat torol11-ng peers ot the
realm 60 interfere in elections 90 tus
Loasr ho1se al order lh4G Is n0W FREE
gasngly noticed by .he s2y. Aem 5ers
uea ) retained % tie House II Com
Eons t1su sake their catLs and rAe.r
seats AID Lnen oll0@s q torrent o.
notices of motions. tie FeaQlngOt Which
occupies alors rl4n a. aolr TIE pro-
cess 5 nor such 3 tlresoua one a. nlig (.
be supposed. however There IS con
uuCal outbreak OF laughter and 4p-
pl4lss as familiar figures bob ap. and
catching the Speakers eve give notice
OF bills and resolutions which they have
made their oRn for years past or
these hardy ANNALS, which never fail
70 blossom airesh every February.
Womans suffrage Mr.. Noodad s4a-
day Closing OF Public Houses, Mr. Ste
yens0n. and Marriage With Deceased
Wiies Sister. ,Mr Heneages may be
mentioned as good specimens.
i ne debate On tie address is primarily y
an attack az along the line upon the
Government policy. Last year, Mr.
Gladstone delivered 4 penchant criti-
cism upon Ministers for having. As 10
declared, introduced IN passage relat-
ing % Ireland, controversial matter.
contrary 70 old established usage and
with that energy which years cauno-
apparently impair. ne wiU doubtless te
equally 10 the fore on tuesday. On
the trst day. however. there is moth
ing bat sSlrmishing. The real lighting
begins with the moving OF an amend
ment from the opposition side OF the
House challenging the crucial passage
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

a An innovation almost startling. cOa-
siaerlng ghe strength OF Parliamentary
traditions For generations the two
Houses have reas-embled on 'Thurs-
day presumably because three days
interval siace she sabbath was r.
qlired to perform the Journey from far
o. sa.res % the Capital. Railways
succeeded coaches and pos5-horses bat
oil custom fingered. and only Ia this
year 0f grace IS 10 oflcl ally recognized
that new session of Parliament can
begin on any other day but Thursday.
raesiay or Thursday. however, Il. IS
only Lhs t0mmonsrs Who regard the
summons Of tae 6ar.Y leader as an i'm
Pe-atLve call % tas pos Ot 0Uty- To
obey l-. -leY have abandoned business
snd plea lre brought their families
from ec.r-rv houses lp 70 town or hur-
riel bone f.oa the gtterm0st corners
o. sle EARTH oar Lords, on the other
hand have clan4ed act a. al since the
visit to Enrla1d OF Ralph Waldo I'm
erson. who, asking w here are they?"'
vas told "at home on their estates de-
voared fy enuli or in the Alps or up
she Rhine. Ia ths Hart mountains. or
in Egvpz or i'm India on tae Ghauts.'
In tle House OF Commons on Tuesday,
mem bers wlu be IA attendance as early
a. ten Ut eleven o'clock 10 order % se-
cure seats, and when the sitting opens.
the late-come-s viii probably have 20
seek refuge IN the galleries reserved
for spectators. OK the I've or six hun
dred memb bers of the House OK Lords, a
score, perhaps. including the eight mem
bers OF the Governmentis scontains, wills
put In an Appearance. Yet much OF the
''pomp and Circumstance with which
new session begins Is enacted In the
gilded chambe With their love OF
spectacle and ceremony. the wives.
daughters and aunts and cousins Oi noble
peers are glad 20 occupy the seats their
relatives disdain This invasion by
the fair sex OF the stately precincts
OF hereditary legislation would, of
course. Re impossible. under any cir
eumstances in the other chamber. whore
on al occasions the senatorial benches
are sacred 20 the elect
At one time. it was thought the
Queen wou,dopen Parliamentiu in person.
sbgs repeating the fsyors she bestowed
upon Lord ~alishury's Government in
isSs. Her Majesty evinced hex great
fondness fo- Lord Bearonsdeld by
thrice opening Parliareu- during his
SIX years ot of-e. from 1874 % 1850.
On Tuesday however. Lord Salisbury
ar Hon Vs. IT, smith viii. have % dc
without whatever prestige attaches &C
the presence ~ Ter Ma.estJ. and Par
iiamsnt viii be opened by commission,
rhich means shat ne Lori-Chancello-
and Ese other mom5crs OF the Priv
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

CHAIRNAN COURTNEY. HoN. A. W. PEEL
OF the Queens speech or adding words,
en- boding its views of the question OF
the day. This amendment calls forth
the finest eloquence. and the iercest
eloqueuce from both sides OF the
the House and finally their first trial Of
strength In the division lobby. Another
purpose is served by the debate of the
address in giving private members an
innings. Within the four corners OF
the Queens speech, each member can
find some text upon which 10 preach
his favorite doctrine and expound his
particular theory.
Mr. Speaker Peel, who, on Tuesday
again enters on an ordeal which 20 pass
unscathed requires the strength OF a
giant and the sweetness Of seraph, Is
the youngest son OF the statesman who
abolished the Corn Laws. just turned
sixty. he has been I member OF four
Parliaments, held Office. in two minis
tries and has sat in the Speakers chair
for six sessions. Mr. Speakers role is
a terribly hard one 20 play, however,
although Arthur Wellesley Peel, with
the earlier hours now kept by the Com
mons and the more plant spirit shown
by the Parnellites under the sofrening
Influences of Glad dstOnianism, has not
found il nearly so hard as his predeces-
sor. who seldom got 70 bed before three
o'clock in the morning and who more
than once had 20 be on duty for twenty
four hours. With the striking Of the
chimes at midnight in the clock-tOwer.
Mr.. Speaker and the House soon 60
home 20 bed and in about half an hour
the Police or Inspector Honsley sees
lights out" in Westminster Palace
and sets the night patrols.
Yet the physique OF Mr.. Speaker Peel
is not always equal 20 the strain his
position imposes upon it. Once or
twice last session the House OF Com
mons sat under the presidency OF Mr..
Leonard Courtney. owing 20 the SPEAK
er's iu-health. Mr.. Leonard Courtney
is Chairman OF Committees" and
therefore Deputy Speaker. On the oc-
casions TO which 7 refer. Mr Courtney
sustained the good opinions be has
won from all sections OF the House
By bis presidential conduct when II is
ia committee. Mr.. Courtney is deeply
imbued with the Unionist faith but he
always shows the most scrupulous fair
ness 90 the Irish members More than
once, last session. he excited the deep
est CONSERVATION on the Treasury
Bench. bY refusing % put Nr Smiths
favOrite motion, That the question bs
now put, when be thought that some
Amendment moved By an Irish member
deserved further discussion. Mr..
Courtney was Tor some years \ leader
writer on tae Times. snd In this posi-
tion acquired She art % talking fuentlv
on any topic. son of Cornish bank
manager, NJ. Courtney has = passion
for dgares and in the House of Com
mons only Mr. Gladstone has ever sue
ceeded In masking figures interesting
This Circumstance. together with the
Irritating monotone ~ his voice. for
long rue prevented tte uopetF Speaker
obtaining She ear ~ ,he House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

ever, and Prince Bismarck gives his
favorite son an allowance that enables
him to live and entertain according to
his rank and wishes. On reception
days Count Billy, covered with decora-
tions-many Of them foreign orders
given to him out Of regard for his dis
tinguished fatber-receives his guests
like the Prince he may yet be some day.
should his luck continue and the
Emperos always smile as he does now.
II it IS really a difficult thing to be
the son OF famous father. Count Billy
has not yet found it out.
BARON vOS NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
fcoPFE1GEE lsN
IL CorEssE- Gee I

father" However true this may be in
most cases, II can hardly DO held 70 ap-
ply - The two sons OF Prince Bismarck.
both or whom seem 10 have found their
distinguished parentage a sure way %
fame. Herbert Bismarck, the elder, IS
Minister of state, and may be said 70
represent the ideas and personal views
OF the "Iron kanzler" 20 a greater ex-
tent than any other man IN Germany,
not even excepting the old Chancellor
himself Tie is the almost inseparable
companion Of the Emperor and carries
out all his monasch's wishes with ex-
tzeme fidelity.
Quite Of q different sort, yet no less
famous IN his way, is Count Wilhelm
the second son. "Btlly" Bismarck, as
he is known 10 his family and friends, IS
one of the most popular society men in
Berlin, a member OF many clubs, bitof
a bon-yiyaEt and the very image, tho
older folks declare, Of Grafyon Bismarck
1t his age.
Count Billy. who is about thirty-eight,
excessively bald and with q quick, keen
face and an eye that scarcely hides the
merry twinkle that betrays his innate
love of humor, is Governor of the prov
ince Of Hanover. He is a man OF rare
mental gifts, and with wonderful fac
ulty Of repartee. After leaving college,
where be studied law and passed the ex-
aminations creditably, ne went into the
service of the Government, where his
ability, together with the influence Of
the paternal name. have pushed him
forward TO a point that is usually
reached only after about thirty years OF
civil service Still, his administration
in Hanover has given satisfaction,
where his energy and unfailing fund O:
amiability make him very popular.
Many are the stories tod in Berlin
and Pottsdam OF Count Billy. His fine
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11


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tNeI lre us.t lf aas rlrea ..d I4At
l-a la I.Iar a.> >ea-t
af.W.a. aes D.aao. lows. writes.
laI Goa. 90 s.ar N.a psI.taI,. aaFin- H,.a
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t'lA ssAt ,At l'i Nafaf sr'tl.-l
h,Hta at 70, tha Was rt-.ra. nuN sd some
ei.n ~ preventive a1a cure
Bias. Il. Ilasfefd 81 Emnoria-sf Wichita.
Kansas writes. Tout III. wears aao iaus
iu'. ir-atmrli = laiarFh. and was com
ltitlA cured.
ar Lanes C.,......~k N.r+b ariito, r,-,
wrif.>. -.Sev,-. t,..rs $50 4 p-'r.i..-,.s ,..,,r
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IN
49, 3 ~ ial' ,7'.aii, nu-, W -. ntftu
s' 80 ,5o W. @ ..-'>i esAo WIN 1atarfh 20
- 80 S-lifiE C~iea ana nave Loi been
Mf. frank A. Collins. Of MeadNliif. Pa.
under Gate 20 May It Isst writes Just four
Years ago tAis month ! ordered your treat.
J. n Eenvou Gfents Fsus \ y vrtfes
..Son,e t.ars -. n-ad ~, ,..,a,ss, ~.
: Catarrh and received much bsncff. fn' fsft
4 have NOT been troubled with the disease ter
TWO yeafs"
Mr. Theo n rvo,s Alton f,,V. ,.,i,e.. 90
received your Cafarrh treatment safelx ana
have heeI, usirt, II ia .fbfl.llV ard an ri..s.f
Mrs anna N,o,tst.n Norrt,g Sun otto
v-rifes. i,,,'t - ,,.,.,s ,,i, -, =, -.
d. win Cstarrh Ts.rf fNr v,'f1r re,~'eeIr- .,.f
! vas entirely cured. f"
Nr Uerrv = clurl - Mario. LA ,.rt...
! 81 80 ,'--.r go Il. - - e.
some ffrae ,.a~ ..rd a., ,,.I-,,.,,c,,.t ,..r
rr. -. '- 49, ava 9''i
A. ~ 1rt ,... o..
tai' p ~. hiiist ~ 20 i.'i.oNa, DAiail". ah-
si,t - sr 80 .s-,. ,,,..
nave been "el ever slace.
Mfs. >. J. Allafd. 81 Neeuah. Wis. writes
on Nli, no DOUBT, recoilrci thai used yoH.
bronchial treatment aad who wss s. D
Broucmtis this winter. and / assure sou n
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

Once more - St SEepbeas NJ
nocis -ords 0aes more - tae q vision
loboy ny honorable trtsl1s.
Ia Eore spssto.alg - ". sais ~as tas
eeul .a4-.lis -lc.l l-0rl saliaa1ry 4ac Len
" ~ 7mllh ~ the oas hanl. 4uG L0rc
Grslgi-ls al Mr Gsdssols "a ths
ether. issued soms days age ~ Eceir rs
spec1qs s4pegrsers ln las Hoass of
Peers aa1 Els House % Con aons.
Ear the 1fra sessiea ~ ths thlE-
sesath Paeliaueat OK Queen Victo-
IA oegias GA Tuesday. FsouarY llsa,
50 gas sc4oex Tks choics u day
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

.
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oetn uaa s.ur tl,4t...-a- F,e,,raI t,..I...
alc aaft u.a rt Ie v slI a-, s.lf
ut4 c-le. Wl.A t..AluE lftsa coll. tl Vati d.
ul.
J. a. pts-r,ar ..f ,ft..,,. ....
of Aprl "a. l,,s. nlIcs. Fl sa.k Iaorou. -
cuurs. ul uu. .ta les tuT a. arfl a.uul ,.l
years ago, aAd have Acfer bccA ifautl.4
Since.
An. y rh..st.. of .f..t... n, a. ,..s..
49,.
icueei s scr... years a.u. aua laIt EEL. Il.d
great ltutLl. i lltlh NuuI IaIa d hiraI
medicine.
A.. p. D. r -,., .r..
p.'.. '' a. - ii-. 2 ~ ''.-'i..s ~.
b4ud ana / .asr Induced ta-.o.> Ders.as /.
try yHar remedies for iaTaflA. ard al Lahr
bcel lo1So.l ..llt be-. elt @
Rev S IA fs..,...... ..,1r ,r.- ,,.+e,
F- 41F- =, " - ''ia--r' 5- p +, 1---- e-i-tt
and Balm calur.a .a.I r-ht. I.a O. Use 81 rAis
q. Dad. it s-ra> quite ual4r llua4n late
nos l~ri IS I.r f. IS. afs ~ tAl.r.tl Is. cl.l.ll.
aAa does not rou me .ou. D .h..I 0st,r
r... 'e 500 tl' n'Ae.' i'
N'-''A NOM '-l Nit.-iiA 3 '..' +.''
" =. kaNUns ~ Avalon No.. under datf OF
October ID. l- g. u ites. e.I sears -.r.. 81 llrl.
lflu. iu 81 .Al.. ItAa-. .l,l yaur remr.
ol's. - .nti ,.ag ~a' >..s" ~ ana .,
''s
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uldcr date o. i .ycn b .r Il l->s writes. 90.
commenced treating under your directions
about four years ago. aud at the end 81 SIX ~
ny i', .io ol.l.s '0hs .ri iAt curgd' ailer
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

soeiesy Lsaeer, NSa Aoout Tosn. spors
sd Boa-f lFzpr a L-uEhaole Aafen
grS l. tAe HartE Forrest CoEsE
Buy ss .sPspa's EeEs~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
az CO CUstom 70 Bs BEcksn This
Year

Tss Ensiisa L@ssazsrs HIa cssssns
rass.asy fnsssaa "a Taersa~F - n~Es-
ssfers aes lhs Basinsss - ga
G--4lag sac ozs~as sgsssa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

NtNTioN TIE TELE5RAMnERALI
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

Having severed my connection with
the iate TeSl estate hrln 81 Brooks a
Brooks. ] TAKE pleasure IA announc.
lng that ] have embE ked ia the same
business on my own account and have
secured a pleasant, centrally located
and commodious Once al room No. ] #,
80 MOnrOe-st., where ! snail conduct a
general real estate ana loan agency
and shat lie pleased 10 meet ali friend,
OF the old firm, and Win new ones, who
may desire 10 buy, sell or exchange
either city or country property. / shel.
make speciality OF negotiating loans
collecting rents, and the execution OF
such legal instruments SIS pertains q
the business. Ny list OF desirable prop.
erty is large. ana q horse and buggy
viii always be ready for tho conven.
fence of my patrons wfo desire 10 view
some Of the many bargains ] have h
offer. ! most respectfully solicit >
portion Of your i&yors and shall be
pleased % see yonst room No. !, q
Monroe-st. Yours for bargains,
JAS. r Brooks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
TOWN TOPICS.

The cuEbstons along Canal-st s beng
rapidly SCI.
Cabinet Photos. 6 per dozen, a.
Wykes', IS NonFoe-st.
Young meas hne "a Tor made cloth
ing, a. Gardner & Baxter's.
Nara F. LEWIS. assistant money order
clerk at the pos--o-1ce, Is AZ home sick.
star Tent No. l52 H. az NJ, Will give
. benefit bail at AEbelteE Hall tonight.
We are showing very styl sh things IN
tailor made clothing Tor TAIL. Gardner
q Baxter.
Inc rear part of the court house
roof IS assuming shape, the ron raft
ers oeing see into place
The Oratorlo Society VIII hold its an
nual meeting on tie evening Of August
-, 40 Hartman Lecture Room.
Ths divorce ease OF Luna Cooley
against Joseph I. Cooley Was submitted
20 Judge Gsove Cor decision Yesterday.
Employees Of the Powers & Walker
caske. factory are working overtime on
account OK a rush of 0lders, especially
as 20 chiidrens' collins.
Sheriff DIX, of Kalamazoo, offers $50
for the capture Oh Dick Doyle, OF this
city, whO IS charged with the theft OF
a livery re az Kalamazoo.
The barn OF J. ThibOut, az East and
Cherry-st., WAS burSlauzed Tor the
third une this SUMMER on Monday.
Tnls time a so harness Is missing.
The partially completed Calvary Bap-
tist Church, AZ S.xth-ave. and IOnia-st.,
was VISITED by thieves Monday night
". x. smith lost a lot of tools II couse-
Quence.
A quantity OF looking glass plates,
valued az 1912, has been cleared AT the
customs house by the West Michigan
Furniture Company, Of Holland. The
duty Was s224-5S.
Willie, the l0-year-old son of John
Morris, had his righ. foot crushed badly,
Monday afternoon, by being run over
by = car At Siegei's gravel PIT. Ills big
toe was ampu,atcd.
A. L. Sibley, superintendent Of car
rlers, has not been At the pOst-othce for
more than 4 week. He has been con-
faed a. bis home with = serious illness,
but IS now improving.
The subject for discussion at the Cen
tral ". G. T. L. meeting this afternoon
- Home Iuhuence for Temperance or
Intemperauce. Question box on the
same subject. All are invited.
Toe first term OF the 's0-9l course OF
the Normal kindergarten Training
School, OF Lansing, viii open Monday,
September :: second term, Monday.
February ,, 81; conferring of certih-
Gates and diplomas, Thursday, June 25,
1891.
The Salvation army camp-meeting
vii end next sunday night. A great
program has been arranged for the last
our DAYS. Adjutaut Hart, OF Chicago,
strives today. Dedication services next
sunday afternoon. Major Cozenz, as
sisted ~ fifty officials, wi! lead in all
future meetings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

bAakers een.sa1on le sssiHs~ nsas
1-11s
tsgs. Chzs. fcYe al Ms SEQ
eN-e.ta1a have retsFnsei gF01i = = $3.50
nasrs laev azss hesa Fz.zsg r. .si.Fes
AM fFsl1s.
NJ. aGd Hrs ~ n. Weaver Al LITE
"a eF eFa .ets - t14 I = ifi tf-.-
Esr AeissL yesteft4F. They Au VS.
TIE <xpos s.ea So - koas sssefs- Ca =
NJ ana Mrs.. Gee. ~ tsoSes ~ = l21
h-is. Lzk. are yistaz FsiaaFss GA
lEfrer-ss Mrs Rose sil r. fe4Aeiil
teFec - Nellie Mnegs Formerly 81 =
scEbaer-st
Mrs. J. a.. CeugA, Of West bf1ge-s.-
al MEs. Delta h2Tgstsr. ct 20 teQ.e :
fsch-st-, are u Detroit for few AIS ;
Fislt Wltn relatives. AID attending me
exposition.
y. .. Folger and family. and Nm.
Laag1sea and family have gone 70
camp bigger hsnlsnd PARK, . re-
man uEti saturday Mss LOll Maze
si.i reglga wllh them.
= :. SQares, es-Lieut. GOV. II. II.
Holt, Newcomo NeG aft aud j. n.
Brakeman. 90 MusSegon, were % the
city yesterday on tAe.F way their way
% Detroit % attend TIE Republican coz
VeErL0l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
GREATLY ADMIRED.
" al oae 81 tAs Learns t-saiss 81 the
A-Ana hAs - S@y 80 s&ssest ~
Great tat<rost - AA4les

CT 81 tke Resl isos-..4r seasil.&si sster ssscas
* sez Ia Anser.oz i sss kagsef kolnale te'
Ase. laeaie4 al ~. s. and S. 81 fafiy ASA
a. New era Ara : uasi the lass pr.n.
c.n2l h4S a. 4rag q tfsen2S smeAs thf aAates
whose menla' Aaa paysiosi iatefe>is she las
- e4fVlely leeke4 4lsef. tn Nflttak Seeat
tht ia4ies eaaer bsE charge. sac seoeilsiy $40
Az he4sekele ~ araiR 0eskrfs. seeh a.
sug ee-lags l6aiiy. Is is naoesS&rs - Aaft issi
e1y The nps. naef.flacs fasa BAL the seTy
tes avihoa el prager.ng n. as iaeAcee
~ ireaa 81 fr1 iaep4rr hHs ~ ~ asi
ass AR1 Il - - exactly whel q pefPef-s 30
it-i1 FGfc aaa ! believe tlt brsi arilc.t 81 -
sfnt "a fhe marsef As s1re. ! &4 sac o.
fcceel Iae1a li g. ollefs M ay ena pIotesSio1
~ VII e. 81 ms SIstcr Lalssk eeIsafs.
Ms West - eniy oue al n4@uf hDndf~a
Pfemineat lsaies who have ieuaa thep11t
kaStaK Powder speNiasig saltet fc tier tz4sie
anc tsras. Through its 0sc many NeAeh Az
fra4aa.hk NEEttf. sNrticr 8a0 winter cteaa
40 cake tAaa ever before ts rebN.Afits =
Csc prsoi 81 rs excellence. li has re endorse
4nfuf ci lee "a Aalcz4le er0ceIs Asiioi.al As
4oc allsDi Is bslBg uSed - tar ga 90 hotsis-
f2,fs zee e.-bs ll thf pflneiiai cities. ene
fiIheu-h nee goNcef, i ceoeInine NVrs pep
+iaf etl1 t1e la4les. Wien people 81 Sat0
Afsh siaat o. aaa advances thought s0oFi
eLa usc sa article OF household merit ID proves
crs a1d 9ussiiol as absolute pt.Tlil snc y erin
A. altn if 81 commended Dest cordially 10 81.
IhF BEST sfoceTa ssll g.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. C. f. Gloss is visiting friends in
Nuskegon.
Eugene c. Goodrich has gone on a
Western trip.
Mrs Lucy Green Is spending several
weeks az Bay View.
Alfred II Apted is at his mother
cottage "a Bay View.
Mrs. Charles Hazeltine is visiting
friends ut Whitehall.
Az. Porter, of Lansing, Is spending
a few days I'm this city.
supervisor Lewis solomon, of Gaines,
was n town Yesterday.
Mrs. W =. Race. OF Thrd-ave, IL VS.
ting friends in Chicago.
Mrs Nellie Tompsns. Of Greenville.
- VISITING friends ia this city.
Mss Annie Seymour "a visiting Miss
julia Soule. Of Grand Haven
Misses Florence and Julia Roseuthal
have returned from Traverse city.
Mrs. Ven Cievs Gauson - visiting her
mother. Nrs. Wells Burt OF Detroit.
MISS Bertha Patton Is visting Nr and
Mrs. W. y. Angel, ol Grand Haven.
Airs. G.. 81. UoP.e has returned from
Jackson where she was visiting friends.
Mrs. Wilson ard Miss May Roberts,
of Hastings were 20 the city yesterday.
Mss Shea leaves this morning on n
three wees business trip e. View York.
Mss Mahsl Earrdgc, OF Sand Lake. e
visiting Ms Emma Lewis, ct tais city.
Mrs Elliott g.. Brown has gone 70
Rockford % spend = week with friends
Ms Clara Armstrong mas returned
from a trip to Niagara Fails and the
kast
Mrs r IT Chr stopher has gone 70
C.eve and o., 20 spend month with
relstv wee
Mss Mary Cobb. of schoo'craft. s
spending few weeks with Mrs. VIII
Tam Jadsou.
Mrs Thomas Street eff yesterday for
- extended teur through Canada and
New Hruusw T.
Mss Emma +. Parsons. hcokkeerer
for tne Tradssman. - spending a week
81 Traverse Foint.
Niss Corueifa Hopkins hss returned
81 Chicago. aftara months visit VIII
friends IN this city.
Miss Berths Conel us. 81 spring
Iasa. VISITING her brother. Y r.
Corne az ct Eosev ck-st
N.ss George Favood who has beer
vtstne Mrs.. Gen. Crawford. q Big
Rapids, ia returned borne.
u IS Grace Lynch has returned hcn1e
from West BAY CY, where she has
feen spending a month WITH friends
nrs. n g. Smith and dang bsr Essa.
~ tArso7 CIV, are vrEoz IRE fsm
Of hsT. r. II. King. sla south lonta-sf.
Harvey Holster ans Thos 81 81
bert are cota 90 tas program &c tle
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
Shelby Siftings.

Special 20 the TzLrsRtN-lIEEALD.
SHELBY, Mich, Aug. 26.-The Oceana
county examining board pet with Judge
Churchill, at his Office in Hart, and re-
elected D. Z. Mcclure secretary of the
O.eana county schools.
Blackbernes are coming into the mar
kct by the bushel.
Dewitt c. Wickhsm. candidate for
Auditor General, lett for Detroit Mon
day.
Shelby school commences its annual
grind September Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27
Mr.. Charles II. Bodenstein. for man

Mr.. Charles ". Bodenstein, for many
years the popular and Efficient man
aeer OF the Star Clothing House, has
formed a copartnership with his
brother, G. Adolph Bodenstein, and the
firm has leased thecOmmodIous store st
SIS Canal-st.. where they have opened
up large stock OF ready made cloth
ing, gents furnishing goods, hats. caps,
etc. They will make feature of their
tailoring department. The new firm
have our best wishes for their success.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

WkssEseEos, A1E. -7.-ser Loser
Michigan. Local showers La casters,
elearag n western PcEt-oni sesaefiy
winds, cooler FL HcFtnefn. stationary
Temperature IL segEleFl portoll. Per
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eastern la-r u gesleEn FeFtoas noFta-
cry =. 1..s, s.lsauy eoci 4.