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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

Gents fine hand sewed shoes in
balls or. congress at 81 SO pair;
old price So 80.
12O pairs of lace and congress shoes
sizes 6 to II, for Saturday only
at$l II; old price 81 rs.
Gents Furnishings.
We will open our new line
of Gents Cardigan Jackets
Saturday, in double or single
breasted, sizes 3, 5, Z, 8, and
all shades, the most complete
line in the city at prices from
SOC each up to $2.17. Gents
call and examine those goods
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
LOSSDAL

Miss Katie Keirigan OF Pai'si l,hi., p
graduate from the convent OF t.e Ssc- O
Heart OF tha. cit, snd .uSs Je.H.- "
Kerrigan, teacher in the Tuouc school,
Warren, II. l., are yisting juea.s l. the
old village.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
Dress Goods Department
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW.

All our SOC. 7 aids reduced to
SOC per yerd. -, -,
This announcement will with
out doubt keep our Plaid Drers
Goods Department busy all day
long. Remember the Plaids We
offer YOU tomorrow at 39c. per
yard, are our regular SOC. goods.
All new styl's this season.
All the latest novelties in Black
Dress Goods.
As n special favor, compare our
Silk Finished Henrietta at 75c
per yard, with goods advertised at
CSC. and s1.0O.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

Gents Fall Shirts in grey,
brown and drab, cut with
yoke 36 inches long at SOC
for Saturday only.
Gents Collars and Cuffs at
the lowest prices.
Gents Silk and Satin Ties,
full sizes at 21c, others sell
them at SOC.
Gents Suspenders at IL 1-2,
10, 20, 3S and SOC pair.
Gents Check Overalls 38c.
Gents painters overalls 38c.
Gents Best Blue Overalls,
pants make 38c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

| bale Of 1925 comforters, tomor-
roH Il 9S.
8 dozen Geisendorfis fleeced and
shrunk Flannel S irts patterns
the bestin the market, everyone
warranted not to SHRINK at
Sl.4S.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
Yarns.

We open tomorrow our new assor.-
ment of Germantown Yarns,
almost every shade in reds,
pinks, yelloas, puppies, ANDRES,
etc, at - 1-2c skein.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
Shoe Department.

| find your shoes the best and your
prices are the lowest in the city.
This is what we hear from
everybody who buys shoes of
Radikin & Cooney. No wonder
we have the finest goods in the
city at popular prices. Special
prices for Saturday.
Ladies kid opera toe patent tip
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
Notions.

Children Round Co BIS Sc.
500 yds Bastiug Cottor Gets.
Large $ za Hair Curriers' &c.
Corset SteelS &c,
Caroline Whale Bone 4c.
Best Linen Thread 7r.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
curt NOodlaWn, No. 1865. A. 0. P.olA.,

iil open their BAZAAR at Foresters Hall.
Dorner o. Main and Whitman streets, on Mon.
hNy evening, Octobsr 10, 20 continue until
Thursday, Sovember6 Dancing every even.
* Goot IN asic In attendance. Admission 10
e. Its.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
Ribbon Department.
Stationary Department.
SATURDAY SPECIALS.

SATURDAY SPECIALS.
500 lbs. Writing paper, good
quality, regular price 25c. a pack
age of 100 sheets, price tomorrow
13c.
500 Ruled Pads, at sc each.
500 tour sizes Tablets &c. each.
500 three sizes of Saxony Linen
Tab cts, Sc. each.
1000 Blank Books 1c each.
10 gross good Lead Pencils with
rubber, 10c. "a dozen and a sharp
ener thrown IN.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

Auother Of the Boys Grey Shirts
aud Drawers 1T 25c.
In Mems Underwear we have
secured | case % dozen shirts
and drawers, grey mixed, one
half wool, something unbeard
Of at tie eprice, 49c.
Dur Gents wi ite and Camel'sHair
atsl 80 is worth Of your at
jentior.
Blankets and Comforters
Will ,pcn tomorrow another lot
of The STANDARD all-wool
Blan;e at So 81, the last at this
urice.
)ur great So Blanket is in stock
again.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
GREAT BARGAINS In FOOTV

lates fine dongoa common lace shos all sizes S15O
Ladies American kid button Shoes sizes 3 to I, 75c
Ladies fine sample shoes lace button coa r. S. bargain soc
ladies' serge and lid foxed lace shoes fine ale SC.
Idle KID, button mmon sizes 10 t, Z 9Oc
die fine dongoa patent Zip, button, sizes 12 t., S1Oo
MIS- eS dongoa patent tip spIog heel button sizes Ii t. 9Oc
u'ha pureian Gait cap toe lace shoes, szrs TO l. 75c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

The splendid concert course to be given
by Meiklejohn & Lomas in Music Hall this
sesscn, calls for the patronage of every
musical person in the city. That such an
xcsllent series should be attempted at the
Gale of prices announced, speaks well for
The enterprise of the management and goes
plainly to show that their aim is to raise
the standard OF their entertainment series
each year.
The first enteItaiom4nt, which will be
given Oct, 80, brings five of the leading
artists in Boston, ana makes up combna-
ton that will give one of the most pleasing
concerts imaginable. The above 10 a
icture of Carlyle Petersiies, who is known
wherever the piano is known. He is one
# the stars of this company. The others
re De Seye, the great violinist, who has
cw equals in America; Herbert Johnson,
h, popular tenor of the Ruggles Stree,
Q1l,tette; Miss Lillian Carl Smith, con.
trato, who has recently returned from
Loldon, and Daisy Hoyt, one of the mos,
OCULAR readers on the platform.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
Hosiery and Underwear
Department, Special.

10 doz. Ladies jersey Ribbt d
Fall Weig t Vests, high neck snd
long sl,e- es, at SOC. A regular
75c gar lent.
80 doz. Mems Cl, uded Shirs
aud Drawers. Shirts silk stitched
and with pearl buttons. ID awers
re-enforced, and with tape seams,
at 3lc each.
10 doz. Ladies' Fire Imported
Black Cashmere Hose, high spliced
heels and double French soles,
worth 75c, our price soc.
80 doz Ladies Full Regular
Made Black Wool Hose, merino
heel and toe a regular 42c. Hose,
our price 25c. q pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

place {, buy furniture, Stoves ard CARPETS
4. attse Pnvtuck.t Furniture Go.
~ north ~ pis stree
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

most su ce.sful 10 day Lamp and
China Sale ever held by us, the
lots were large and are nearly all
closed out Saturday night will
finish them.
2Oc. Cream Pitcher, 9c. each.
35c China jug, 19c. each.
S4O0 Lamps, 81 80 each.
25c. Gecorated Plates, 10c. each
25c Gold Band Cups and Sau-
GERS, SC. each
In addition to the above bar
gains, we propose to offer f r one
day only, the most startling bar
gains IL fran d p'cturts that you
ever herd of.
One Of Pastels, Arquerell's and
Artotypes, elegantly framed AMI
worth from $3.50 to 81 90 each.
Your choice OF the lot Saturday
only, at Sl.39 each. Samples in
our upper show widow. We
shall be Obliged to limit the sale
not more than three to each Gus
toner, as there are but one huL-
dred in the lot.
100 New Mouquette Hassocks,
49c. each.
100 New Children's Hassocks,
25c. each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
st~.mship Tickets

.po a-,~.s q, lowe., rs,cs AN Nov a."
As.l siTs-s.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE ON THE HILL.

In cur GENTS FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT we will give you
for tomorrow especially:
Mems Neckwear, your choice OF
30 dozen at 25c. each.
Domet Flannel Shirts SOC each.
Boys Flannel Waists, 4 to 13
years, SOC. each.
Gentiemen's fine Woolen Shirts,
dark colors, $l.25 each.
Ribbon Department.
The Saturday special in this
department beats anything yet
Offered, the price is
&c. a Yard,
every piece all silk. Picot edge,
Gros Grain, No. 5, 7, 9; Picot
edge watered, No. Z, 10. No. 7
Gi t Edge Neck Ribbons, about
500 pieces in all, and the regular
pr, es are frIm 15c. to 20c. a yard
&c per yard. The lot on special
colnter near the door.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

ltyou are Gus cf employment advertise. 1
lie TRIBUNE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
F)annelette.

IL 1-2c per yard, a triumph Of
American genius the best domestic
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

Mems wide solid comfort police lace shoes 81 35.
Mems tap sole, good style, Lace shoes $125
Mems sewd seamless toe lace shoes to H. $780,
Mems double sole aud kip boots waanted s.
Mems fine calf seamless sewed plain toe lace shoes od $500
Boys sewed, seamless, cap toe lace shoes $100
Boys oil grain waterproof tap sole lace Shoes sizes to
bargain, $1.5.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

goods ever produced for morning
dresses. See the specimens in oui
sh~w window.
Infant's Cl"aks, Iuiants Hoods
Infants Caps, Worsieds, Wools
specialtles for tomorrow.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

Come hquty is limited
dp Ahopl ywnse
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
laeand Dsiiding Fowl.

The Australian jungle fowl which
makes its nests In the shape OF earth
mounds OF prodigious size. one Of which
measured Is feet 10 perpendicular height.
with . circumference Of $50 feet These
heaps are placed under shelter, and often
% enveloped in foliage that, 10 spite Of
their great sire. they can scarcely b
discovered. The material OF which the
mass Is composed generally consists OF
leaves. grass and other vegetable mat
ter. Vast numbers OF eggs are found Ia
these mound nests, placed at a consid- :
cradle depth, some being six or seven
feet from the top o; the heap. They are
deposited Ia . curious manner, the bird
scratching its way into the heap. laying
an egg and then filing mp the hole a.
she makes her way cut again Another
species Of the mound building bird 10 the
brush turkey or tallegaiIa III Australia.
One m ensured by the craithologist Gould
vas IA fee. high, while another. msss-
ured By Jukes. was = h.sh over 10 feet
The eggs are Isid deep down In the
mound. and in the case Of both thess
birds are hasched by tue fermentation OF
the vegetable matter forming the mound
The south African socisble weaver. birds
build q colony Of nests under one roof,
which r,sem bles = thsscssd houss top In
appearance Ievsislsns counted Ia one
IN finished edses 81 this hind SO sssfs
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
NARY AN ARMY WORM.
The Old Farmer Was No Raw Recruit Il
Ho Was Home-GrOwn.

HO Was HOMEGROWN.
He was gay young officer and Un-
Gle Sam was in great luck to have such
a nice hired man, says the New York
Evening World. The car was crowded
and he had to set his bright, new uni
form right down beside a dingy, old
farmer looking chap.
well, my avuncular relative, said he.
speaking up SO that tho passengers
might have a chance to join in the
laugh. ''what promise does he of whom
one touch makes us all akin hold forth
touching the particular of farinaceous
ccreals?"
The passengers Those who under
stood him and those who didn't snick-
cred
Flows the wheat crop, eh?" replied
the dingy parsonage. "Fust rate, fust
rate"
as that which fell alike by the way
side, into barren places and upon good
ground completely subterrancan?"
The passengers all laughed.
els the seed all under ground, eh?"
said she countryman. "Surc; all thu
seedin's done and things are sproutin'."
'Has your retina been impressed by
any members OF the advanced guard Of
the cantharis vittata?''
The passengers gi2glcd.
"Seen any potato bugs, eh?" said tho
rustic. You bet; seen lots OF potato
bugs bn. nary an army worm"
"No?" said the gay young oficer.
hastily, heading of an incipicnt laugh,
land why is the army worm no longer
with your"
Well" said ths old professor from
tho Podunk agricultural college. II
heard that most of 'em had been jagged
for duplicating their pay accounts"
The passengers reared.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
HiSTOu,O sHiTiSst HOMES.

Mansion Three Centuries Old to Which
Gordoa-Cummins Took lie Bride.
Violation Hall. Lord Middleton's seat
In Motifs, where Sir William aud Lady
Gordon Cumming spent the first days OF
their honeymoon, says the Pail Mall
Gazette, is one of the most perfect
specimens of Elizabcthan domestic
architecture in the country. 1t took
eight years to build 1t. and it was COM
pleted in 1858 by Sir +. Willoughby, the
material used being Ancaster stone
brought from Lincolnshire on pack
horses and exchanged for the coal found
on the estate. During the reform riots
of 1881 the house was threatened with
the fate of Nottingham castle. but the
yeomanry was brought up in time to
drive back the advancing mob. The
park, which comprises some seven hum
dred and fifty acres, pleasantly undu-
lating and well Wooded fine avenue
of lofty lines leading up to the halls
on the edge Of Nottingham. but is shu.
off from the vulgar gaze by a high brick
wall which must have cost small
fortune, and on which. tradition has it,
OuC i41stl SfCAt SAiC SubitC pCAlOu Vi HE
apprenticeship. Picturesque as is the
seat, however, it is little in favor with
its noble owner, who finds the air of
Motifs prejudicial to his health, and his
real home is at Birdsall, in Yorkshire.
Gordonston, near Elgin, is the smaller
of the two Scotch country houses owned
by SIR William Gordon-Cumming. Sit
uated midway between Elgin and the
Moray Firth and less than three milca
distant from either the edifice. consid-
erably smaller than Altyre house, is
surrounded by rich agricultural land.
Adjoining the house is the old burying
place of the Gordon-C Cummings, and al
Though the present baronet has not re-
sided much in the district the great re-
spect entertained for the memory of his
father, Sir Alexander, secured for Sir
William q hearty welcome from the
tcpantry and country people
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

"osd Hatch" a. the ecesntric grain
sPscalstor OF Chicago Is famiiisrly known.
Is 40 igneramus. but . man Of rather
keen literary as well as basinsss Jads-
nsss he admirss Emerson and can
quote him by the hoar. but thinks Haw-
teorDs the greatest American author.
Mr.. Hutchinson believes TalmaSs 30 b
Bssehsr's successor ~ the greatest Amsri-
can preacher, and can talk about the
future - we'll - futures
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
ssrGNEEs sALE-o. NJ Durham h.vin.

"A made n general assignment To me OF all
creditors without interference. and having
accepted the trust and taken POSSESSION Of and
tnventoried the properly now therefore as
directed by Law. 1 shall offer the entire estate
for sale at public auction on the 18th day OF
August next. at 100 clock n. m. st No. ~ South
Division street. In the city OF Grand Rapids
Michigan. The property consists Of paints,
oils, varnishcs. and other painting materials.
paper hangings. curtains. mouidings. pictures
stationery etc. together with fixtures situat ed
IN the said store No. . south Division street
Grand Rapids. and at II West avenue. Muske-
gou; also lot No. s. If block No. ilS Muskegon
Heights addition; also contract part paid for
lot block 81 same addition.
Any person wishing to pur, base win find q
complete inventory fled In the once Of the
county clerk OF Kent county. Mich or at either
OF the places indicated whers the property Is
located. w. d. TALFORD.
sun wed Assignee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

SIMPLY apply ''swsvSr's ofSrsrSr.
No internal n1esitcine required. iurss
letter. eczerns. itch, all eruptous On
The face. bands, nose. etc, leaving We
ssin clear, white and healthy. hs
great healing and curative powers str
possessed ~ M othef rs~~dy. tsk
your dfaEs eta for swsssr's Wsr-
~r~r"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

crsod fsrtes AfeA 1nls "a f-&i
sssics q hershf sxNn that ire assessment
rcH fof fn- xfaAinz sed srsveifHx A~xrsnf
street frsFs fte east lire 81 Cara str~et - fNs
800 Hn~ - Fsvtes street ~ the efts ~ tsfsn4
hartdt. rc~ ~ ~ hanss sns test
~ Ferrf~e pavmrrf fh~Trea fer tif- rsriee
- t~snfs ssve ffsw teis ssf~. st he efscs ef
vIlixkM uaNE.
5uis y CITY 1re<<uress
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
such 10 Fana

A ysar ago Ward kcAllister's name
Was In svsrybody's mouth. He was the
topic OF the hour. The other daf New
York journalist, editor-is-chief OF Z
great paper. turned to his assistant and
said: whats that society chaps name;
the man who wrote the bookf'
"McAllister," ventured tie assistant,
after moments hesitation.
Yes, that's the man." said the editor,
do you know how he spells its"
Such II fame. OWEN I.AHopoS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CRY TsK.srssa's orrlcr,

CRY TsEssrssR's oFrTcs.
GASP RtriDS. Mich July II. 1881. I
Notice il hereby given that the assessment
roll for the opeeine and widening OF Charles
street from, she south lire Of Sherman street
TO the norih iiae OF Thomas street. a the cifs
Of tsrand kspids. IL nov IN MY nsnas. and
that will receive payment shereoR Tor the
Office Of the City Treasures, City Han.
WILLIAM HtkE
July % City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
TREAsURKR's NOTICE.

CRY TssAsuprR's OrTrcr.l
GRavp RArTps. Mich. Juy T. 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and graveiing Of HunovtY
Court, from Plain6eld avenue TO North Ferr-sI
street m the city Of Grand Rapids. Il nov
in nv hands and that Will receive payment
thereon for the period ut twenty days from
this date. at the once Of the City Treasurer.
WILLIAM HAkE,
july r. City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
TRKAsuRER's NOTICE.


tlfY TFeafHfeT UlTrt
Grand Rapids, Mich yuiy Il 1871.
Notice - hereby efven that tee assessment
roll for the construction OF . sewer IN FoBntsin
q. for instance II Z2s feet east 81 grsndsre-
IN Tire city 81 Grsnt Rarfds q rev In r@ hsaas.
ard that viii receive psynrsst frereon fer
the perfod ef twenty DAYS from this date. ~
the eTee o. The Clty Tressnrss. CITY Hat
WILLIAM HAkE
sue - tlfv Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

redress he bswisd - ia . pAssass sadly.
"wsy. 81 eeaFss," said Mr. bowlsA
We'll. What thear'
Sue the paper or lisk the rspertsr, "
said the editor, taraiag Away 70 his
dssk
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

r Aavs discovered absolutely the fss-
..., hnsin-s now transacted In the
United s.ssss II 10 the manufacture OK
. magnetic iron rfns,' which wnsn
worn on the finger cures or WARDS o"
,,.ums,i-rn. OF course the manufsc
,urer 10 . Boston nan, but IL - rasser
.,,,o,. that Bsssouisns are buying the
.s., IN .ou. numbers ss - esca, yieid-
,ns . profit Of 90 900 pc cent 1 saw enc
a, these things on the finger o. msn
vhd bad ineassiously visited View io's'
- \. told a moving tale OF being com
,.,l.d to wesr 10 by . maiden aims vao
dad him IN her will" IL vas tne "'''
h.s ..., IN New York, bat shey are
common enough in Boston
R,s can IN iron ring cure rnea"s
liam, Why nett You pns IT. on 'oas
a.. a, The csnfdsnce 81 being sssseu
- -, ar. healed. IL Is faith cure Pars
sna,simpla s..,.,
.,,r,.. Ihavs friend, drag
s,.s Who wss ssk.d 10 prseer'e Ut
AZ rsuorv. He tried TO isdnss 's- vs.
a. ., =, . acctsr. but he wo"s"s
IAN r,sAs III an you . ssroas ''s
- a.. srnxxsss. sod hs "sas up
h.rnl... missare sf ~sser-s
\. called u with Iissle ssss ss. ma. nav.
ter rvo~ ron must take
AZ ,ss. fss~ times dsy,
So. ..~s meal SD ssfers s'.ns 20
- =. 49,. ..d sl~sys s~ss .e'vs
arsp. .aa don's On an tee gee -. .-..~.
.,asl. dos. or ycs ~'n le's -. -. :.
&C., n. .ls~ cure. sas ~
tn. srasrs.. .sr.~ais $3.50 80. ' ss
IN. .sdesvur - r-"'N" ,ss !. 49,
d.. ~ sh. rizhs time yeas"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

with the Fris and y sse l. D X. Pc forms toe
eniekest sns mc>f direct r.us- e. Psrfssurg
A. y egr>s.
c. kp A. CisvssanA.o
8. Hs~corx. Ticket Aren't. Beeot
ass Cssfsy1L- Clts tgt z Menree-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
MICHIGAN FRUIT LINZ.
Cheapest Roulu 10 0lcare.

etssner EHlsnsze, lss->< rsso~~,elh1s
7s>~ssv snf fhsrs1ss Prov css>sxe q 4
. - e-eTF Monday. "Wednesday SO pssess
Tkkk- Insoelrf s~rts. q. rcass TIP. o
WALLACE 3. griffin.
msseew
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

Improve The nAa's nsmary, asd it did
say Oh ss be Vas greatly iaProssd- He
had simply got into the habit OF remsmr
esriRs, which Was all thas WAS wanted
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27


st..
Amount
L.
OfrcyoF CIR CIEsx,G pRarrps Mich o
Is said
on.
and fifty cents for the cost selling each lot parcel cost
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

sam hswies IT. Kias Of a. srrins
eesd Rerusliesa.T has . rather Arr
hnrsor Nee long ago = tewn.a.s cave
snto bis cfries r. complain about -
pcr'~r $50 hss guhlsshsi legitimate
item sbout b. Bssla.s "usvsn'ti ssy
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

tDAiiy. All Others daily ex cept sunday.
Taxing effect Sgndsy. yu.y IS. ls04
Sleeping cars on Pacinc and Atlantic Ex-
presses 20 and from Detroit. Partcr care ra1
on Day nAkrs , ana nrsne nspaas hsrfe@ 70
at Detroit with I'll through troans cass over
the Michigan Central railroad Canada South
ern Diyisionl.
Fsyp N. BRsees, Gent Ac's. - Mosrces
o. W. RveeLnx U. y. ana i. Ag'I Chscaee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27


ids
Naneof Owneror Total objection Total
eea
venknd z
OFfcKor THE ry FRI
n OF
'' ~ ~ $500
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

ASSESSMENT ROLL and cutters Wealthy
ohm II ar o ~.
the ~ Grand a
o
w.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

ASSESSMENT
Amoug
Cadwe E B.aIIfh aparof Io Is zddn
b.. Is b..
Cadwei E B. DCsdwsIs ~
Cadwei + b -"
Ofricnor Cry CLsRK.GR AspR riosM oh. 10.
on the s
w.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
The Safe Old serviA

The repairs on the Servta are progress
Ing rapidly, bat thsrs 10 one thing which
can never he quite rcssored-her reputa-
ton for safesy and reliability. Theirs
have been great many people who have
stuck 70 the S-rvia in spite OF the build
Ing Of newer ard faster boats, because OF
her stssdiaess Auarsy Carnegie has
crossed In her dozens OF times. up to ~
late ~ last fall l have myself made
three passages on her in all westhers
and have been told by her officers that
lots Of people bad sspsrssisisss belief
In her safe qualities Ia tipe one comes
90 hare f-eisas ~ personal affection for
. steamship, and 10 seems like personal
bad news 20 hear Of her breaking down
a. SO.
The sccidens shows how valuable the
doabls engine would b. tn. City 81
Paris or Majestic 90 Farsi Bismarck
would sss along very nicely with an en-
sfns disabled. Bu. The ssrvis IL mag
nifeens Improvements On the srss ~ The
name and carries &c much freight fer
cents - ths old ssrvi. did for IS
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

Every dsy. fweek dnys
G.sn A. II runs threuzh te Defre,t vita Ear
o.oV fcf ear so@ts, - cest&
lon ?. n. hns thresss rsfser ear n Detroit
l.DV seats 3 cestS.
60, r ~ fpss throuxh % Detrea essh ps-s
O.lJ ier car e~afs. ~ cenfA
7:05 = se n s.' 's'''' ''f 10 saginaw 80"
For tscsefs and infornstfen Apply ~ rnios
ticket ofee, - Monroe ST, 81 Insss ststien.
sEo. DsHsNES. Gen. Puss'f AK't
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27


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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27


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of and s- -
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lion % f ds.--.- .-~ II
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bghs oder for the purp fcol
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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
CHIC IN JUNE q. 1881
AND WEST MICHIGAN R'v

tweek dayA sEvcry day. sExccpt Saturday.
1n.00 A. N has Through chair car 20 Cal
lO.Vo cz9o. No extra charge for seats.
1.16 Il. NJ runs through 10 Chicago Noii4
A'i0 with Wagner buffet cars Scala 20
cents
S.O1 4. NJ. has through free chair car 20
O.SO Man,stee. via N. a n. E. r. n
11.01 Z. NJ. d soid train with wager pal
AlsJc ace sleeping ear through 10 CbicAao
aud Sleeper 10 Indianapolis via Ben
ton uafbor.
11.9O p. ". nas wseer Sleeping cor to Ira
AA.''V verSc CITY.
Coo p. ". tonpects sf ST Jcserh with
o.Jo Graham Mortsns steamer TOT Chi.
czgo.