Telegram-herald., 1891-01-25

TOWN TOPICS.
Cabinets ", wyks's, IS Monsoe-st.
Pesky sheep dogs and petty thieves
are operating in Grand Rapids town.
snlp-
Hon. w. ID. Fuller will address the
gospel temperance meeting this after
noOn-
Chester A. Brown has fled his oath
OF Office. as dspaty sheriff for Wyoming
township.
The cable for the South End line 10
on hand aud the grip cars will soon be
running again.
Mrs claud C. Hopkins win play the
organ At ST. Marks. during Mrs.
Church's vacation.
Arthur & Ph!lbrick will make their
best $500 cabinet portraits for $500 per
dozen, for y short time only.
Sheriff Mcqueen appointed Chester
q. Brown, Of the township OF Wyom-
ting, deputy sheriff yesterday.
Ii you would So wealthy and
wise" purchase cent saving stamps OF
the Grand Rapids saving Rank.
The bank claarings for the past wcek
were: $7o5.67s.43; Corresponding week
last year, t672.slS.ss. Increase, $751;
The Board Of Trade reports receipts
for yesterday IS follows: seven cars
wheat, nine corn, two oats, two hay, ono
barley.
On account Of tho dedication of the
Masonic Home, there will be no meet
ing Of the Oriental Chapter, o. +. S.,
till the regular.
Watch for yoigt. Herpolsheimer &
Co.'S announcement Of their special sale
of muslin underwear commencing next
Thursday Jan. 29th.
A bill for divorce WAS yesterday flied
by John Sletter, asking TO be separated
from his wife, Nancy Z. Sletter whom
he alleges deserted him.
Greenwood Literary Society will give
al interesting entertainment in the hall
of Greenwood Lodge 1T "A Canal-st on
Friday evening of this week.
The protracted meeting ct the Church
Of Christ continues with great interest.
There have been additions to tho
church every night. The meeting will
continue.
Mrs. Bishop, Of Traverse City, will
speak upon subjects presented by the
audience, at Kennedy Hall, corner Louis
and watsrloo-sts., Sunday evening at
7o'clock.
The Old Residents Association will
hold their annual meeting in the city
hall tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Officers will be elected and other bust
ness transacted.
Prepare yourselves for voigt. Herpol-
sheimer & Cos special sale of Ladies'
muslin underwear commencing next
Thursday Jan. 10th. Remember the
day and date.
Uncle Sam purchased four new desks
in Ohio and placed them in the Office
of the special pension examining board
yesterday. They are a welcome acqui-
sition to the Office.
Supt. Lancaster took William Howell
to Kalamazoo yesterday. Upon his ar
rival the poor fellow Immediately be-
gan the delivery Of lecture on the
''Absurdity of Religion
In the superior court yesterday the
bill of exceptions was settled in the
case of the People against Frank Klump
selling liquor on Sunday, Aug. 17th.,
and convicted at the present term of
court.
Gen. III. l.. swords. of the Treasury
Department. has been investigating the
Government building and Will recon-.
mend an increase in the janitor's force
and also = general renovating of the
different departments.
Slaughter viii continue one week
longer at Tulip & SCOTS, 81 Monroe-st.
Goods on hand February Will be
closed at auction in one lot. Get your
boots ana shoes now while stock IL full.
The finest boots and shoes in the city.
Collector Steketee has received q cir
cular from the Treasury Department
stating that no bounty will be paid
maple sugar producers until after July
/, 1891. Applicants for bounty must
apply between April and July |. 1891.
Clare Simmons, who killed bird dog
belonging to Msrcsllus Zweers, of
walker township: will have to deposit
$40 in the Golfer of the wrouged man,
BY order of Justice Hydorn. issued yes
terday. besides paying ss.s2 costs of
suit.
Will F. Consnt, of Detroit, formerly
of this city. has been missing from his
home since last Thursday evening.
shortly after his disappearance De for
warded his wife bill of sale Of his
property With orders to put It on record
ss soon as possible
Charles Durham. OF Cedar Springs,
who i charged With selling liquor with
out forufving himself With q state
license appeared before Justice Hydorn
yesterday aud waived examination.
He was ordered 10 appear in the circmt
court next Monday, and bonds were
required N tine sun Of $500.
John Loornis, of Grand Rapids, and
Miss Agnes Kelsey we're married last
evening, st the residence Of r. P. Ksl-
scy, the ceremony beng performed by
Rev. q. u. Lindsay. Only family
friends very present Many friends ia
this city wish them . long and happy
iife.--IoniA Press. Friday. Jan. 23d.