Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25


Everybody must re-regIster If they
want 10 vote this fall.
The c. Il w. NJ. R'y has appointed r.
r. Knapp agent AZ Hartford, vice G.. +.
Collett.
Registration days, October 30-3l and
November I. You can't vote this fail
unless you re-reglster.
The Republican Congressional Com
mttee had callers yesterday from every
county IN the district.
The saw mill of d. A. Blodgett, at
Muskegon. has been shut down, but
started again yesterday.
Since natural opium has been placed
on the free list. the druggists have re-
duced the price OF that narcotic.
The regular monthly meeting of the
public school teachers Will be held this
morning st the Central building.
Miss Jennie Englishmsn rendered
her resignation yesterday as teacher at
the North IOnia-street public school.
Alfred Wolcott and Senator Stock
bridge spoke jointly at Martin, Allegan
county, last night TO a large audience.
The broken casting of the new foun-
tain, 70 be erected IN Fulton-street
Park. having been repaired, 1t Will be
Immediately erected.
All who wish 20 attend night school
should Spply personally or send their
name and address 70 tho Office of the
Board Of Education.
Elder VI. +. Cornell, Adventist, will
preach today in Good Templars' Hall,
McMullen block. at TO a. IN. and tomor-
row at p. m. All invited.
The second OF thc series Of dances was
given by the Hard Warkingmen' Club
IN Metropolitan Hall. over 81 and IS
Pesrl-st., last nigh, and was success.
Hundreds OF the best dressers IN the
city are wearing our fine taIlor-made
clothing. and every garment We sell
brings Us more trade. Gardiner 4 Bax-
ter.
Mrs. Helen NJ Cougar, OF Indiana,
will speak at Hagtmans Hall sunday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. subject, "The
Wage-esrner, Convict Labor and the
saloon"
The second Tuesday in November is
il the time set for the next meeting of
the young men OF 81. Marks, at which
time arrangements FOR the proposed en-
teriainment viii be perfected
No cars having been run on the Reed 3
Lake electric road since October -, a
petition : beng circulated m Grand
Rapids township. to either have them
do so. or take their tracks out Of the
street.
County Surveyor Skeels has made an
estimate upon the work on the new fair
ground race track and u shows that
$3.50 worth of work has been do De-.
The entire cost OF the track IS estimated
at S42O0.
In St. Marks Church on tomorrow,
at the morning and evening service,
Or. Campbell Fair Will continue the
subject of his ssrmons last sunday
"Some Questions About Our Departed
Friends
wurzburv a Brouson's baud Of
eighteen pieces. Will secure for the Ma
sonic far toe services OK F. HorriCk.
cornee EXPERT. late Of the United states
army band. stationed az Walla Va a
Washington.
Contractor Rens has made great
progress in xrsding and grsveling the
roads about the grounds OF the Soldiers
Home. ADD the grading Of the n n
Lawn vii soon be finished. An estimate
vii be made today.
Yesterday the county Superintend
ents Of Poor received the bill OF the
Michigan Insane Asylum for the care
Of the Kent county patients during the
past three months. Kent county has
Forty sv patients now IN the institution
snd the bill amounts to 81 SIS. o.
The health Office = re~lsndent with
suew railing and ths health officer
can nov lay back snd bid defsuc
those who protest against plscardin z
their houses and they WI b. oulivis
60 neighborhood quarrels over imsgn-
arV sanitary naisanCes.
party of young people gave a verv
pleasant oyster supper sud card party
st North Park last nght. Ig vas
learned that F.. B. Luten was celebrat-
M his birthday. - al united il enjoy
lng it vith hin. The party consisted
Of Misses WarzhurE. Bradford, Creque.
Stshan, P0vsrs snd Wurzhurx. and
Messrs. Luten, Worster, Hovey, Ashley
Godfrey and EmerY.