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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18

News from Mrs A. p. Whittemore, who
is severely i'll in AthOl, Mass, where she
went on a visit, indicates that she is but
little improved, having passed a critical
night last Tuesday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18

vi ritter In a Boston paper recommends women
TO study their countenances by aid Of their mir
iors. Good enough Rut then If they do not cure
their colds with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup they run
rhe risk Of breaking their retiectors aud destroy
ting valuable property.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18
TOWNSHEND.
A Chapter of Accidents.

On Saturday Mrs. Jonas Allen, who has
been in feeble health for a long time, fell
and injured her hip so severely as to con-
fine her to the bed for sometime to come.
Sunday Mrs. 5. Ober fell, breaking one rib
and bruising herself badly. Monday Reu-
ben Phillips tripped and sprained an ankle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18
GREEN RIVER.

a concert will be given in this place
next Wednesday evening by A. J. Max
ham, the well-known singer. and his niece,
Miss Cotton, the whistler.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18

There's not a joy the Earth can give like the
sudden surcease Of violent and terrible pain. II
is like the rest AT the gat' Of Paradise. But how
can il be- found: II is the sim, lest mat er in the
world. Buy a bottle Of salvation oil and rub it in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18
EAST PUTNEY.

There will be a Christmas tree at Pierce's
hall Dec. -. All are cordially invited.
Program, King Winter and Santa Claus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18

We should "a soon go without matches in the
house as Johnson's AnOdyne Liniment. for Group
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S o ySgStsSls

is the only legitimate and Positive Remedy
for those peculiar weaknesses and ailments
incident TO women.
Sold by all Druggists as a standard
article, or sent by mail, in form OF Pills
or Lozenges, on receipt of Sl.O0.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-18
RO, For The Holidays.

When making your selections for holiday gifts
VIII IT not be better TO buy good substantial art
cles which will bring genuine delight TO the re-
cipients rather than TO spend YOUR money for
useless "nicknacksf"
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

LONDON. November "a private
disEsaach received from Valparaiso says
that the Ameraczn cruiser, Baltimore
l. in SERIOUS danger and thai there j.
reason to believe that the ThiliRng, be-
lar1nr war inevitable. vii not allow
the United states - select their own
time g declare war. b1f viii suddenly
give Eran his passports and 1t once II
tax The Baltimore. 81 &c &C give The
first blow 81 81 a6 vantage
II l. n01 believed among Lae foreign
residents OF Valparaiso. thnf the cLhRr
foreign men CT wEr IN Valparaiso would
permit r-eacherous attack 0n Captain
SchleE. but would demand TINT he BE-
given fair notice ID quit Valparaiso.
Captain Schley. however. i keeping q
Tlr1lan1 outlook and means 10 1aEe no
chEDce- Those who kroE him sav he
would not surrender IL der gnr circun-
stances.
The tory press continues 70 po1r the
TlAlS of It's wrath uDon the United
States iB connection with the Chilli H.
lair, the srflcias being apparently IL
tended Fnr consumption ii Chill or
America. and being well calculated 70
y
idea of ChLl's capacity for defeating
1ne Americans
A dispatch from Santiago announce
the opening o. The GhIllian congress
The conservative party Immediately
placed Admiral -Jorg Nonr1 II no1ina-
rion fcr The presidency. q selection
which fhe liberals Ere expected 70 In
d0rse. The same dispatch sRys the
Junta has already released the majority
O. the political prisoners
NEW YORK. Nov. E-The EerRld's
special SAYS that the papers are blaming
EgRn for foment4nV the trouble u
tween Chilli and the United states A
report reached valparaiso Yesterday
from S2n tiago that Minister of Foreign
Affairs Malta has sent . dispatch To
Minister E-an relative - tie Ralri-
more affair. It Is said 10 - coached In
& concllatory tone and TO erince il
every WY desire 10 see TtIaf justice l.
done INST as soon rs the irsHf-t : Con
claded
Niaistev Malta has ordered q in
mediate inquiry into the insult % the
two German naval officers with q TleW
10 pznisnjng the offenders
The southern argus., 1891-11-12


NEW YORK. November q.-Cahla
grams give further details Of the trouble
between ttle Brazilian congress and
t'resl dent F'onseca il seems 10 have
haa afs origin II q row that broke on
u the Legislative chamber.
The senate passed oil TO establish
Inc resp01s1 1l111T OF the president for
/. ms different acts. This met with Fon.
secRs : violent dlsappr0bafion. and he
refused 70 accept what be termed anr
such d1ctaTlon as 10 his rights and dn-
4 hes from congress. He ordered The
4 troops under arms Throughout Rio ds
JanelrQ This led 70 intense exeitenea}
among the people
/ Bands OF opponents Of the government
assembled ana shouted o.et their disap.
prova1. Between tsen and the soldiers
many lights te04 place Riots broke
out III ores the city. and the troops
We're given orders 10 fire upon the RIOT
e,s. which they did, and rnAuv Of tAe
rioters We're killed Rio Was oracfieaf-
~ IN state Of siege ah6 il wigs Gsaks
sale 10 stir out Of apo~z- SclFEe,w -aa-
troIled the streets, are frLz7-.is Il law was
proclaimed As IN rT-erfpus eases a
strict censorship 'tt The press was uro-
clAi HaeG
4 SPIRIT Of revolt manifested itself in
the army. When t'onsefa heard Of this
Ie welF al once 10 The troops and made
q Starring speech. promising 10 rtsa~d
s1elr Interests and protect them 5n all
their rights. His words had 4 c-eoS -
1ect The unrllr srir-it. wers s>--n-
pletelE brought around fa AIS Il. and
III Inc END O. has aQg2.Cs tt5tr- 'cheered
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

The ghost who walks nightly through
the corridors Of San Rafael Cal iail
nad stch e4ecf on the nerves oF .Burch-
e- 7Rker, confined there Tor The nur-
der uI fellow convict IN san DueuIin.
ihA1 ne pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced ID Folsom prison for lie. Ghosts
are very thin, buf sometimes useful
Through the Ignorance of 3 couDIe of
German enigrRnEs brother and sister
were married 81 the barge Office, New
ork. Sunday. The girl was enclente.
ana when questioned said her brother,
tohn Muller, WIS responsible. where
upon, not understanding their relation.
the 1Erge officers had them married.
The mother afterwards explained that
asoidler OF Aecklino GernR1E vas
The 1Rhher Of the unborn babe. T+4ev
were held 1or investigation.
Thursday night abont 10 O'Clock tour
masked men rchbee the Pacific exp-ess
campsnyis car on the Missouri Pacific
train, bound Tor Kansas Civ 81 Wgst
Saas, . suburb OF Omaha tt = said
they secured only s2~5.S3 No through
sale Is taken On thaz Train. which is
given as the reasc- That 1her did not
get more TaE door OF the car was
made useless bT b dynamite cartridge.
ne ss-e gang l. supposed 10 have com
Inltted the recent r0bberies Rt Kansas
l-Ty. 81 Joseph and Omaha None of
lne passengers were robbed.
The southern argus., 1891-11-12
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The southern argus., 1891-11-12
TIE T-iAE MozFra 49,.
" n&f . Kaaun kwaEra assa Fsx...n.
stances ~ Ent~~~~a.

The Louisville Csas-se--,f,,-~.
ne following from Fraptfr
Nh Austin Mxll7-y il i fargpe~ r~.
: De northern portion as .ts.s -
some time since be oefla.a W A~~s
We cug CO lis premises. Thr y.
it'es o. WEler witch were =.
re4uisitlon and tie farn AZ rs4+ sng.
Die peach tire switch located ~
where water would he sirurE
! lie vslt-dIrrerk ssi ta a. I.
had unt gone more taau ssx fee, ~
they encountered stratum m .,.
lnsy went ogwn lrtn shs nH,f @..s
ler. tv'entr -Ir-tv. su-ft fe4. sn4 u.
TO 4nClca1luu tnut tur rBet NJ. -.r....
0Et- Ar. LallarT snss-ars~s ,.-E
C 0ia6i away. Is ne vas see. ~ en4.
lnr waLEr il ne han IN t3ass sa.a III.
Chinese I'm Are IhsE ia.sauea III.
instructions. Rnl a-u - fes sar,as,
down Will ne nsw drr- -uHnrats
They were spnu lE ~ rraara-8
bowsFer- Al thf lr-.ragsH.fsrs t1s II
unusuallv heavy nlhs la .4a naas
tire fUhe uRs t0ueh~a ai ala 5r p
VIZ drawn uut IA gpgg..t r..s NJ
TT Ine smoke n llu grt, ar
cleared out tnas sfaHss a~
found that thpf faa .sa~ss. ra..
I-irhts we're L.. Hnr-t w, u. -rs .s...
was &c damn ppt $50, ~ sr.. NJ.
turea Nrn,e iss..sn n.s..rs s.---.... II. IL
r..st5w..t. the t,srat.--r -
lowered u.n rar,... -hr..y-. WY a.
3nr down fnts i rara~r a-r...s a.r.
paa. hya nerg- s.-r -n.--,.4 ret III
llrhf If dat. a-a 4 t.-@e sr Y. 4.~
f1rk uu fbr ana-d rsF Gf.str ras.ae WI
.,rbaed ard r..-@ra-.a II HH
awnv Iu some rncst r,rrss
Their suan~,4.p a. fnrt Ee+-fss
iuto tbr dartnrs. xAs far MI
ssfr f4.s.t feE.t.ss.3 tt,s Fanr M M
4rn Nr.tsr~ "a taa1ll thes Fe -f
AZ ls,ak asate tnrn Tar NJ
cave na. rarlraf II s.a swu#nr @
rssfs-s.tfra nt -.8r.rrn- a gn#a .H
rnsbf,a a~ s.vtt En strange aa l-
fuI .-r-r-.. Af ~anan .sasr. aa
nte apa enlaearr serua M as
f..graaa tneh gaaet. AG saAaf u-
In rnr raaf we're aaaaat.
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The southern argus., 1891-11-12

a SHARP sWin3ler IL rraFeliag
through California represenrlngshiD-
seF 70 be e. agent of The worlds fair.
engaged j. collecting portraits os tbe
nosf prominent Den ot tie country for
splendid volume Of steel e1grarfngs
to oe issued hT the worlds fair corEis-
flon- = nretan5s that s5l, ,O00 has&,een
appropriated for The purpose, and that
tae cot of having ones picture inserted
&C getting : copy Of tie book i ts2a
Ao1lo-oe prominent people take the
hait gree6ilr-
The southern argus., 1891-11-12
IL REALT HoEsrwHr-....-
Nephew uf Pm~nan A~~~~
nm nHwm Rs~~.~aa - Is

= AeThew It Fm~nan Aw-~~
IN NJ fmrnall @na nrass - -
DUBLIN, November p-gr ~,
n'oft nephew q the lase rlharl.. ~ n =
ar-t Parnell, fe-dar rr,,e,..g. -
F'ad Timothy Hea.r. NJ. - i -
=. ,-Istsr H lie lnfi-F s.arslalist4 - -
his was tns direct osss.s,-,.. -
language USED hg NJ. ~
sunday last. when La - - n
it-aner referred 80 Ariss pa-~--fs 1 -
2 he a1aa leader. arlt ~ -. - -. !. -
- 80 l.taAries aaewa-a Fa-nsn 4
= AeDerrnutf caurht agr =
- liraai Inc moment he rn1+ -
- - Iae f0ur eourts IN to. - :
-ael e -ne presence II aA
persons, he ln-ashssd - - --'as''s' 4
- shoulders and n0dr ur.s Y. 80
FAs rescued hy the paiins n III -
: len hlk sAssalsant was aakar
or, declined y rnaae ar4a-. '-aa -
Am, - -. AeIbarrna.t -. Ii $50
and Weuf Us WY surrn,,Bs..- -.
1ar Ut sTnnatfflza-s -
Ine FarnalIi1es A. -
nRnf over she Er1aeg M - -sA e4e.ae-
s1Arnall and taarnelrs -. II As
sack- Z = Claimed p-nvaE ~. I'M u
aulm0sifs u Parnra ~ - s7f1s
FinaicIlre. The resas1vs. - 80
z1Ey take leEEl sleI@ aessn~. u arr'-
ne municipal eoanef& y
7E . majority III = has r.s...,.s..s -
l11 10 present ~ adaress ~ 1s. m
or st u meetinr ur tt.s -
council at Waterford. 49, ~. .'-
Y Aiar1ord. refused II put ! TO-.
aae council present Ii aa6-,.1 II A u.
o. Rnd 0'Brlan.
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

- LOTS @oweEo=r 9-Tuz-z
@zTe- O. he Ln4s-- S1&+es 6Gs.wacz
e-zrf Il tie czss 81 tie F~r-=rs Lea1
AEa1 4-zss company o. @ew YORK
Sg@z-sf t1@ <o-es+ Pz~x E11 C@nt~-a
Tz--rIz&-- 12s r=--@r-1 . 1e-E2@2Es- Ezz--
Il Ass2s O. 80 80 w1sy-r 81 hsrEss re
t1e rA---<@1 co-r&rv. 80. Go q
M12e1 1Ars oes- SOD - wcl1 TA@
E2-7~s F1-G G-1 G.-Trza r12- kseanw
% f1s >. LIS Go2c-as20 zz1 ra-ssx
E4Ey rz<lw1r. w1acA = = zz-- C Ia
Af-AA-oz- Iovekz 4-1 5zz.2 Fe srzAe---
Ia - zskz-g So = so<ps-1s-rr esf "a
-zS<sRAgS W2s assE1ssaS.
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

PRELIMINARY arrangements are ba-
ing made tor reunion ot tie old SOL
diers Of IL north and sOuth ar the
worlds far. TIE trara-ral feeling
which - been exhibited atssreoent 10
cal meetings ot tais character il an
earnest that &C. q gathering as that
proposed Woald be heartily partlci pa1sd
tn 1y hundreds of thousands of the vet
3rzls Of tle civil VIZ.
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

CIT CF IExE01. N1T- a Is
pAtc1 recs1Eu1 from G1a-a--zl4 tr-ir~g
11@ 1-fc<-stsE -1z- z125-z C Gza.e-
-2-2 1AFe -1-=--1-e : -2.g-zz- ca -
M4s1-- lie uzS- rwC w-@E- Il A@~e
F~r7@-1@-- 81-14AEs 11s E-=-e-1Fc-e = Z
H-a1 lie prs &c E2-IS1e- lo-r-zls--s
tea= -2os1 stso--te liberty e wr4tlzg
= roE 8 Aowa1 sd tie -e~ e~s-szrs=- -a=-
Ar'e fASA-E s1EA--2Ee Gs E1s gv-4-1-y
- Sce-1 Is E0F=-z-z-
: = c14=gs c. heart GRs h.aa- n~-s-
saoa-- aF e taEr1r tAat - wtI = 60
ENasS1 beers hlSsEe-- C &C. gxE@-ss
- DAcszhsF. -
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

SUPERSTITION takes o1 some re-r De-
cn1lar Ior1s e. Hawaii For instance.
so1e q fhe natives believe rh21 If they
cross f5e threshold Of tie r0yal palace
Elth ID letf foot frst : t-ain uf ha6
lnck - follow fhel IL so2e way
either - health or business The av-
ar2ge Hawaiian would 8 so1n welcome
the sight Ct = poea1 ot hot Lava pour-
II orer t. country troa Mama L>as
= 70 see foreign Ea-ship sncho- In
ne grest h2-hor- The nattreS ba1iere
= - shlp brings h25 Inc
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

ONE f to recent sociRl events uE
New York was rhe wedding alasr Tues
dRE nf - ReT- r. N. Chial4w, ID. D..
and Miss Manning The groom has
reached his 8lsi Fear, RRd the bride
co1feasas t0 -6- TIE wedding Eas pri-
rate, Rnd was 8 surprise to Tie friends
of boIh parties VINO nevertheless con-
Bidar ii FerF suitable match The LADY
j. said TO b. wealthy.
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

- trh2As So hAwsmr 1859
80 sh~ sggswss ~ AaAszs sasaA
T. > AfA sFAa ar1see sna<e 14 So
nras 4raaa eAe Assaess Tssanz aa
mmAa 80 aga8zswa Hz y na~a
m@ 60 eMa stfssn So - -
tA#hg tseF - asag~7E- 4Af
r4s - 80 ssaeh ps~f -
- A@Ae 4atasesA go i tAAs
- AsaEra Ehaz j - m 1n< E
- 80 laxsrmm. h~ex - AA@
- %@s.N+8 ssssAgazT Aa1A-s 80
q - $3.50 - 80 HaaaaAnA 80 -
: AAa 1SsA @sHA0A - go IAA~e
= - = - = = - -
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

NJ IA NEW c'he for hEdrophobla j. sd
to have been discovered IN a1 er-s~.
from the African psalm The 5nica. -
Ter suitable Pts pSration. i injected IN
der the patients skin. Sn6 its lrnne7l-
ate effect il % cause moderate sarer
The fever soon subsidies, and fron the
hfta 70 the seventh aav the care i co0-
nleto II Il stated that os slxty-serea
cases treated In his way sixty~a~e Re-
covered, the other fwn dying of weak.
Eess' The remedy Ii claimed To -
equally etilcecious lp the Co.'S az snakr.
iles
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

In j. said IhEf * Governor Robert L
Taylor Of Tennessee, has agreed to de-
liver 100 lectures for $40. .DDQ. This is
Bob Taylor. Tennesseek '.fddEng
governor, Eho Was quite picturesque
party when he stnnped the state
against lis brother Al.
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

Down il vtat i termed 1aae black
belt" of Virginia, there ar tan. negroes
to one white mai Here blacks keep
do their old traditions and cnstonE.
which Ere quite different from those OF
the whites
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

UNCLE SAM = getting afta- TIE
Louisiana Lottery IL earnest C &.
I- BealreEar1, President Conrad and
Secretary james Horaa- - e5E4t 9.
ihe directors u rhe lottery hare beer
Indicted in tha United States Ds-ic.
Court fer Dakota where theT - have
70 stand trial &C - 115oabte.-Ir -
convicted They - charged 10
using the United States nal to trsu~
NIT lottery advertisements - e.
treme penalty q t. - : - EaG-s il
he penitentiary sd $500 &c
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

ALONG the creole coasr- between No
hile and New Orleans, roses OF the Mar
aehal Neil, JRcQnenlnDf and other rare
varieties are ablo0n al WinBer, no mai
Fer what the weather is
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

NERY dellEnae Rad beRrtiful knitting
EOrk Ia baen produced br LIE women
of tie Shetland islands. . long shawl
that weighed Only tw9 ounces and three
4lRrtars was sod Last Fear for ST. The
finest wool il obtained by rnaang- pull
lng OF t. fBaca fT 1he root from the
lire hhf.ar
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

ABOUT 81 900, 900 Id gold has come
to this country from Europe in the past
5ix weeks. The other SO, Oo0, D0D which
We sent ou1 earlie- in the yeHr viii
also doubtless D. back here before mid
The southern argus., 1891-11-12

C-R mary is not as formidable - II
oaght to be, but It j. equal, neFernhe-
less, 10 any emergency that is likely 10
anBae in OR dealings with such coun-
try Is Chill.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15
Township Election Polls.

The polling election place in Election
District No. !, of Grand Rapids town.
ship, has been located at Rosenboom's
store building, corner of North Colt
ave. and Comstock's plat. Polling
place in Election District No. at Mil
ler's hall, on west bank of Reeds Lake.
The Beard of Registration OF Election
District No. /, will meet at the Soldiers
Home on Thursday. April =, and at
Rosenboom's store building on Friday.
April >. The Board Of Registration OF
Election District No. will meet az
Miller's hail on Thursday, April =. and
at the town clerks Office an Saturday,
April 4. Inspectors Of Election IN
Election District No. ., have been APP
pointed rs follows: Charles G.. Cod
troy, +. z. Wilcox and Thomas 4. Reed.
Hours OF registration 9 a. m. to s p. nj.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

rae 4. " ". 20 Euiid On - Pe,oskeJ
60 CemPste Nith IT. Rival


Tae e. y ". 20 Euiid On - Petoskey
10 compete With IT. Etvat
FIR soac tnls 10 has been an open
81 .ret that tdc Chicago u West Mlcm-
ga yosd wouid ie exhausted from Is
pr soscs aorthern terminus 10 Petoskey
ard eventually 20 tne straits. No de-
ta details can he ob;aiaed OF the
{ ego s. West Michigan oiieials, how
ev r As the enIef cuG.n eer states %.
'Ihe t'rse 10 give tie news about rail-
WY bulldng a AFTER It bas begun.
There lsat much We ear say before
t.tt TIME" fioa authentic source s
it htS been learned that prspafal ous
fr the extension mentioned are
rtr diy neaFipg completion. \ rght
OF way mas been secured part of the
Ny aud refusal has been sisgn on an
entrance to Pet0skev ard a depot ste.
Inc road wll ran through Grand frav-
ersp. Antr ~ and tnsrievolV counties.
opening ar an elegant lot O. territory
wach contains great dcal 81 hard
AID soft unfer IL VII come IN direct
can,p4ttiou with the g. 4. y l. ROAD
wHch now las = monopoly OF ship
ueuis snd OF the sumner passenger
tfaiiic north n the " stern part II the
sfffa
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15
Teachers Elect Officers.

The March meeting OF the Grand
Rapids Teachers ASSOCIATION was held
at the West Michigan Business uniyer-
sity yesterday, with a good attendance.
The following program was presented;
Current Events" G. c. Freeman, Oh
the Byron schools; 1.-The Norman Con-
quest and Its Results" Miss Wiersema;
"The Age of Charlemaigne," Miss Edna
Holden. Rev. j. I. Hustled delivered
an address to the teachers upon the
work and general cares Of teachers.
The quarterly election of officers re-
suited as follows: President, &. L. Free
man; Vice President, NJ. 4. Osborn;
Secretary. Clara Orr; Treasurer. {. Z.
Smith; Executive Committee, +. A.
Fletcher, Jennie Petrie and Jcnnella
Manley. The regular meetings OF this
association are held the second Satur.
day of each month.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15

AS the mayor OF a city is its repre-
sentative, live city should have a live
mayor. The time approaches when the
citizens will be called upon to choose
new one. The TELEGRAM-HE
proposes to give every citizen of Grand
Rapids chance to name his choice.
The polls will be opened at once and
citizens are requested to name their
candidates on the form of ballot
printed herewith. No other form of
ballot Will be received. The polls will
close at noon, March 81. and the result
will be announced in the TELEGRAM.
HERALD Of April l. This balloting GER
tainly ought to bring out the peoples
choice. Cut the ballot from the paper,
fill in the name of your favorite and
mail to Editor Mayors Ballot, TELEGRAM.
HERALD, Grand Rapids. Michigan. The
result will be announced from time to
time as occasion seems to demand.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-15
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FROM THE HOUSE BUILDERS.
A Season of Unexpected Activity in
Building Predicted.

Building Predicted.
The architects of this city are already
drawing plans for residences and other
buildings to be erected the coming
summer. The building boom is ex-
pected to begin about the first Of April.
The local architects report that bust
ness iscoming IN lively ana that the out
look is bright for a large increase III
residence building.
Architect Osgood has completed
plans tor the St. Mary's school building
TO toe erected on Turner-st., adjacent 10
II. Mary's church tins summer. The
building will be large and handsome
structure three stores III height, con-
structed OF brick and stone. The build
ing will contain ntteen rooms, ten of
winch Will be completed this year ready
for occupancy. The coat of this build
ing, said MIR. Osgood, will he about
$1,000 Mr.. Osgood is also working on
plans for the Improvement OF the Pen
lusular club house. Several rooms will
Ice added including Il cafe and an addi-
iion Will oe built on the vacant lot All
Joining this spring.
Rush q Sons are doing rushing bus
mess. Plans have been made tor the
following buildings:
Flats Tor Christian Bertsch. corner
Park and Ransom-sts. cost, $4,000.
Residence for ]. +. Ferris, of the
New York Tea Store. TO cost $1,000.
Double house for l.. Bournemann,
on RlnsOm-st.; cost, So 900.
A residence for ID. L. scrlbner, State
St; cost, s25 900.
Plans tor summer hotel at Traverse
city, for tie Unlverstlist Society of
tins city; cost, $1,000.
Tue lumlier market is firm, with a
rising tendency, and everything iudi-
Gates mn unprecedented building boom
for Grand Rapids tins season.
Other architects are engaged upon
plans for numerous cottages and resi-
licences, to bc butt for the greater part
IN the suburlrs aud the recently an
nexei territory.