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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Cr!mis.,s AID DIvorce-


The order estreating the bail Of Alex-
ander Mckenzie the ascending car
penter was set aside Yesterday. The
pros'd and therefore there IS no de-
Iaand for Mckenzie.
The case OF Martha VI. Tompkins
against the city will &c t. the jury to-
morrow.
Carrie G. Brown was granted = decree
of divorce from her husband Nelson in
the superior court yesterday. Deser-
ton was the cause.
Lottis Ketcham mas applied to the
marriage existing between herself and
Charles +. ketcham.
Lora Chapman has applied for d..
vorce from Louis l.. Chapman. Her
bill Was died IN the circuit court yester-
day.
Sarah jams. Brown Jones has applied
TO- divorce from her husband Benjs-
min Jones. She says that she was
kind, loving and dutiful. but yet he
fed. She alleges de.ertion.
George Msycott VAS bound over for
trial IA the ciTciIt court on the charge
of grand larceny by Justice Gardner, OF
Cedar Springs. Maycott stole xZ7l.50
from bis uncle, Benjamin +. Barclay,
OF Nelson township.
Al. Bandsll was arrested in this city
Yesterday on telephone from Lansing
tie . wanted for defrauding . hotel
Sheuf Paddock, of Ingham county
came after him Isss gnt and he wal
returned.
Deans Bowler of Grattan. WAS &C
quilted IN Juslsce Hydefn's court yea
terday, ON . ehsrge OF assaults {
Manly Wolf, . nelehbor. The arre.l
resulted from . row that occurred in
Dsnsvsa's salson IN Gratiaa, on octo
her 10.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
MAKING BIG OYSTERS.
A Secret of the Trade Revealed by One
Who Learned It.


A Secret of the Trade Revealed by One
Who Learned II.
d. w. c. Backmar of this CITY, has
just returned from q visit to the Con-
necticut shore of Long Island. One If
the most pleasurable of my experiences
there was day spent on an oyster
dredge. Row * Son have over $4,000
acres of oyster beds In Long Island
Sound, and the crop IL now bs log gath
cred. The weather IS not cola enough
yet for the work to begin In earnest,
and hundreds of oyster openers are
hanging along the shJre waiting for
q cold snap to set III, when they can
have steady work all winter. | went
out one morning with a big steam
dredger. They took lady from the
mainland over to the sound iighthou e
and then steamed away out into the
sound. When they were on the beds
the crew of Six men began work. The
dredge would be lowered perhs ps 40 feet
until 1t reached the bottom and then
the great rakes would sweep across the
bed and be raised to Il . surface full of
shell fish. Sometime a dozen varieties
are taken in one dre,igefulI and the
iOdu 10 WV uSSAs Aht
star fish are destroyed and all Other
fish that are destructive 70 oysters but
crabs are out Of season and no attention
is paid to them. It's \ mighty wiggly
looking mesa when il IL first dumped
out. the horsefo,t crabs and other
creatures twist themselves about III
their efforts to get back into the water
again.
The star fish and these little borers
raise hob with the oysters, and some
boats are sent out for the express pur-
pose of destroying them. For star
fish they use . regular map. It's the
biggest thing in the shape OF . map
ever saw aud consists of . head about
20 feet wide filled with rope yarn
stands about 6 feet long. They drag
this map over the bottom for way
and then haul 1t up with dozens OF
star Ash clinglng TO the strands. They
are knocked OFT aud thrown into the
hold and q strenm of boring water 10
turned on to kali them. When the boat
ia pretty well filled they take them
ashore and stack them up to rot. Ii 10
astonishing to- see the amount VI
oysters that are gathered In angie
day. We Qul. work ~ O'Clock aud
carried IN 900 barrels of oysters.
There are tricks in all trades, and
got QUITO one Ia the oyster business.
When the boat went hack to New
Haven instead of unloading the oysters
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

In a recent iesue o. a well known
French paper appears the following
NOTICE:
M. Blank begs - ss1te that he was
suffering from nent2l excitement wheo
he published IA advertisement ststing
that he would not be responsible for
debts contracted 10y his wife. who had
left his house. He retracss this stale
ment: his wife never left his house ard
he has absolutely 10 complaint 10 lnaAs
against her.
The imagination gioats over the do
neetic revolution " aich finally resulted
In the publication of that notice. What
q last chapter of novel! What q heFo.
and above 81. what : hero.nei
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Thompson, Temple Il Mccormick,
attorneys for the Fenton Metallic Man
ufacturing company, decided to aps "
TO the supreme curt Tor mandsmus TO
compel the chairman and clerk of tho
board OF super v sors to sgn the con-
tract between the board anu that CON-
pany for 81. 500 worth of vault fixtures.
but the ecu had adjourned the day
previous nntil December q. The appli-
cation will be made wnen the court
Again convened
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Edward w. Hall has begun SUIT
against John f. Hill and Harry Hughes
to repievin goods held by the latter.
SUIT has been begun IN the circuit
conrt b. Sye Joldersma against Martin
c. D. jaeger, Albert Stryker and Helen
Joinersnla. The damages are placed
at $3.50.
Catherine NJ. Hawkins has begun
suit to recover q horse and carriage
from Joseph PETE.
The Leon IA. Peck and Lillian L..
Wlgsins VS.. Clara +. Cook litigation
is being tried by Judge Grove IN the
circuit court.
In the Fred j. Nichols case against
Henry b. Hatch. IN the circuit court,
Judge Grove yesterday awarded the
plaintiff q Judgment for S75s.7S and
costs.
The suit in trover brought by Jay T.
Ferris against o sheriff of Kent coun-
~ is still on trial before Judge Adsit
and jury.
After being out twenty-six consecu-
tive hours the jury in the Flora Della
Sprague damage case against the Grand
Rapids d Indiana railroad brought In .
verdict OF $500 for the plaintiff.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
CHURCH NOTICES.

Eotice--In future the TgLBoRAN-HKRALD Will
publish. under this head. only such notices a.
are sent 70 this ONCE each week. not late,
than Friday afternoon. This il done TO
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services"
or hours" mean that the morning service oc-
ours at 1880 .. IN. aud evening service at 100
y. N
Trinity Churchill H. Johnston. rector.
Mathis at O:30; subj'ect: There is no east
ing of weapons" Evensong:at I. Subject:
What is gambling and its eyils!' Sunday
school and bible class at 3. Seats free. All
are welcome.
Grace Church-Rev. John Brewster Hubbs.
rector. Holy communion 8; morning prayer
and sermon 1890; evening prayer and sermon
:. Subject Of morning sermon: How to
build the new church."
First Congregational Church - Rev. A. r
Merriam, pastor. services at 1899 a. m. and
p. m. Pr acning by the Rev. Henry 4. Rose.
OF Lowell. Mass. Young peoples meeting ~
O'Clock.
st. Marks Oakdale Park Mission-Union
Sunday school ar n. IN.
So. Marks North Grand Rapids Mission
.tLaA Is Pal eid-ave)-Sunday school At 2:5J D..
vice and sermon at 3:l5 p. IN. b. the Rev.
Did OampbeiiFsir. Friday al 7:sO p. m.
St. Marks Protestant Episcopal. sunday
SCHOOLS ~ 9; 81 u. M ana at p. m. Holy conn
mead p. IN. by the Rev, DIR. Campbeil Fir.
ID. d. Thanksgiving day service at l0S0 a. IN.
Progressive Spirituaiistic Society-Meets in
Elks hail morning and evening. Mrs. Colby
Luther. speaker morning aat eyeniis: Esen-
ing subject: The origin of the Bible"
The Norwegian minister. Rev. NJ. Nelson.
will preach In the GERMAN Church. Mt. Yer
nofst.. Sunday afternoon 1T O'Clock. Sun
day schoo. 1T y. IN.
Joy Memorial NJ. +. Church-Rev. William
l.. Dawson. A. B., pastor. Preaching morning
aud evening by pastor. Sunday school 1T
usual hour All are Cordially welcome
Universalist-Ladies' Literary Cub Rooms.
Sheldon-st.-Rey. Charles Fluhrer. pastor.
Morning subject: The weakness that be-
comes strength Sunday school at II m. No
evening service.
Fountain-st. Baptist church-Rsv. j. L. Jack
son. ID. d.. pastor. Usual services morning
and evening. Evening subject: Revolution
is suppressed lvolutiou.
Salvation Army-No. 9 Pearl street. q. m,
knee drill; a. m. holiness meeting; l0:3 y.
m. family gathering: y. M. resurrection
meeting pm. AdJt. aud Mrs. Egner from
Iowa. In charge.
Notlce-Col. q. p. Riley viii preach to the @
A. *. and Relief Corps sabbath 3 ID. m. In tn.
avenue and Ioniz street.
Spring Street A. NJ. Z. Church-Preaching In
the morn ng nj l0:30 by the Rev. ioungson; In
the evening ut 7:So by the Rev. Riley OF the
Wesleyan Methodist church.
Fifth Avenue A. NJ. +. Zicn-Rev. T.. II. VIII
liams. pastor. Services at 1850 n. IN. Sat b itt
school at 2:30 p. m. q Comstock Roe. Evening
service ~ p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

A Cusp,aorsan Ksnevstor has . Qas

Way ct soiiscting.
John Johnson and John Snyder, the
eulprits who burxlsrized the saloon of
A. Hart, on the corner OF East and
Sherman streets. were arragned in
police court. yesterday. Johnson said
the reason ne went into the place Was
because Hart owed him . dollar for
sweeping cut and would not pay up.
lie also said Hart's saloon had been
burned once and would be again. When
IL came to demanding or waving an
examination, both took the latter
eotrse and were held for trial At the
nsxs term of the superior court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

We offer 500 reward for any case of
catarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo,
o.
We, the undersigned. have known F..
J. Cheney tor the last fifteen years, and
beilevc him perfectly hoaorahl. in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their hrm.
WEsr 4 TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
wALpISa, KINSAN q MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
moniaIs cent free. Price, 75c per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Four cases have been appealed from
Justice Browns court. The Metropol-
itan Life Insurance company has ap-
pealed 10 the circuit IN the case brought
against il by Eliia Mailoy. A Judgment
of $3.50 was gwen the plaintiff. The
case of Clarendon s. Walker and
Henritra Walker VS.. John Col
erton has been appealed by
the defendant. Cornelius Joldersma
ct al. vs.. Charles Peirce has been taken
up, as has also the case brought by John
Milan against X. Il. smith.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Jane Van Dyk, George Van Dyk and
Richard Van Dyk have appealed to the
circuit court from the decision of
Circuit Court Commissioner Rozems, IN
which ne decided that piece of land
in Walker township, bought by the
above parties from Louis Mannl on u
contract. was unlawfully held on &C
count of default having been made in
specified payments thereon. Eight dol
lars costs were also t.xed against the
appellants and restitution of the pro-
perty ordered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
RAN AGAINST Thu LAW
A Exsnpli1ed IN . Stalwart
Pol ceman-
PETER PERRY GETS INTO JAIL
Bssaass Ne Tried To ssRsneves an on
esr-rhs Value of PAtests Deter
niasd-Ssws of the Several
City Courts.

Peter Perry became involved in
trouble with Patrolman Whiting last
night and l. now IN jail. He allowed
the welLknown John Wood and family
TO reside with HIM for the period OF
two weeks fra consideration OF 81 to
hlm in hand paid. Last night all the
inmates came INTO contact with . deluge
Of beer and became quite noisy. The
fl er attempted to quiet the house
hold and Perry gave utterznce TO some
very emphatic language he resides
on North Ionia street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
PATENT VALUES VISIONARY.
But the snprsms Court Holds = Sale Z
Them Quite Real.

Them Quite Real.
The supreme court yesterday re-
vsrsed the Judgment in Hennebsrger
ys. Elias Matter. The defendant is =
member of Tire firm of Nelson, Matter
4 Co. of Grand Rapids. On February
%, 1889, the defendant gave his prom
isory note for $3.50, payable in SIX
months ID the order of Fred Kalten-
beck, IN consideration OF twenty-five
ares in the automatic Car Coupler
company. the property o. yhich con-
sisted Of an undeveloped patent, having
m Office in the civ of New York. The
note Was transfe red from KAltenbeck
20 the plaintiff, VINO was the secretary
and treasurer of the company in pay
msnt, r. C aimed, tor other stock of
the con p1ny. The plaintiff alsc Gained
that Kalsenbeck had No authority to
negotiate the stock TO Matter Pay
ment OF the note was resisted uIon
the ground that IL Was procured
by Kaltenbeck by misrepresentation
"a TO value, ard fraud, and q
verdict for the defendant ON that
ground was found IN the court below.
The supreme court says there was no
testimony TO show the patent Was
valueless. The value of all unde-
veloped patents, 1t SAYS, 10 largely q
matter of opinlon. and to some extent
may be ssid to b. visionary. The mis-
rerie entauons made n to the adop-
ton and use OF the device were mater
ial AZ against kaltenbeck, and would
have been = good defense as agains,
HIM, but there was no evidence tend
ing to connect plaintiff with these mis-
representations, or BRING them home
to him. awhile u is true that fraud
need not be shown by direct proof, and
may Re, and generally 10, proven by in
fereEcc from facts and circumstances
whIef are entirely consist. NJ with IN
honest purpose, 1t IS not proven in this
case. The judgment 10 reversed, and q
new trial orderd with costs..to plaintiff"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Three suits to recover for labor have
been begun in Justice Hydorn's against
the Reeds Lake Electric railway COM
psny. I. B. Bango sues for s236.s5; L.
G.. Hand for So %, and Fred Voigt for
sl47 rs. The officers Of the road all
res d IN Detroit, 90 process was served
upon Hoa. ). Wesselius, one OF the
directors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

The Hon. ID. Augustus Sahker, of
Detroit, Michigan, will lecture, We'd
nesday night, december Eat HartrNan's
stage hall; entrance 90 Fountain street.
Subject: "Thc Equality of Citizenship.
the Safety of the Republic Lecture
- begin at o'clock. Admission Is
cents. Tickets can be obtained from
Peck Bros. and Scribner's drug stores,
also Eaton Il Lyons book store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

If there is one institution more than
another IN this city possessing push and
energy, it the Grand Rapids Art asso-
citation. II. spring exhibition was SO
literally patronized that it now pro-
poses to give another one at the same
place entirely free, 90 that no one
may be declared from attending. This
second exhibition will open Tuesday.
November "a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

John Martin was arrested last Sun
day for stealing = keg of rum from
Joseph Kruse, on West Bridge street.
He was to have been examined yester-
day On the charge of larceny, but
kruse, the complaining witness, did
not have time to testify. On motion OF
the prosecuting attorney the case was
noIle pressed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Rank GIcarnnccs

The total bank clearIngs in this city
durin the past week have exceeded
those of any corresponding like period
in the history of local clearing house
statistics. Monday registered tue larg
est transactions of the week which were
$500, s60.96; Tuesdays business was
$l93.477.72; "wednesday, S2ol, 74s .9s;
Thursday, SI34 ,S05.9s; Friday, sll3,-
l07 .35; Saturday, Sl24, 374.95. This ls
a total of <l.0S7 1894 as compared
with $3.50, 070.i7 for the same week IN
1890.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Inst Opened
h and Japanese Bazaar

Turkish and Japanese Bazaar
At 80 Monrce-st.,
For the HOLIDAYS.
Fine Oriental Hand Fabrics and
Artistic Jspsnese BrIc-a-brac.
Holy Land Goods,
The only genuine Altar OF Roses
Florida aud Indian Carlosities. For
eign Jewelry, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Robert Mahoney, the Ada financeer
who Was arrested for obtaining money
under false pretenses, pleaded guilty
TO simple larceny in Justice DeWolfs
court yesterday. and was released
upon the payment Of So aud costs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Something really elegant in the way Of
ID amonds, Watches, Jewelry and s..
verwarey Nowhere IN the city can n
finer display be found than at the old
reliable store OF 4. j. Hervey. No. 6
Canal street. Mr.. Hervey has shown
much taste in the Choice OF the diHcr-
ent styles OF jeweiry, and carries on y
the very best qualires and latest dc
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Adjourned Until MoniAH-

The grand larcc' v case against Louis
Remington. Ed Hoagland and Ray
Haynes, charged With stealing . team
and csrrisge from Lacey, the livery
man, was continued until Monday to
give Joe Smith an opportunity to come
into court and testify regarding the re-
turn Of the warrant in the Gaze.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
I'assink Pulled Again.

Henry j. Pessink, the Hall street
baker, is again in the tolls of the law.
He was arrested yesterday under the
fraudulent debtors act, on complaint
of Luman Jennison. He gave bail IN
Justice Hydorn's court for his appear
ance for trial. Mr.. Passlnk says his
creditars are pressing him hard, but
that he wi be able to settle if they
will give hin q fair shake.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

The members of the Masonic Mutual
Benefit association of Western Michi-
gan will hold special meeting Tues
day, December ], 1891, at O'clock p.
M, at Masonic hall. on Lyon street. IN
the city Of Grand Rapids. to consider
the question of re-insuring. 1t is ex-
pected that every member interested
will be present.
j. BARrH, WILLIAM P. INNS,
Acting Sec'y. President,
Masonic Mutual Benefit Association.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

The Michigan State Sunday School
associ alton will mectin Muskegon Tues
day and will remain in session until
Thursday evening. Rev. j. Heritage.
of this city will address the association
Thursday afternoon. His subject will
be "BiDle study and private prayer Go
sential to the teachers' success"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Deputy Marshal Thomas arrested w.
II. Ensley Of Nunica. yesterday, on a
charge OF selling liquor on the fair
grounds at Coopersy ie duriAg the
fair, without paying ,le government
tax. He was held under S200 bonds
to the March term of the United States
court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Charles Crossnnsn, VINO ungrssefully
stole . watch from his bensfsctor, Mrs.
Winters. was up for examination in
police court yesterday on the charge of
grand larceny. The witnesses sub
roenssd BY the people had not oil been
found and "a adjournment was taken
until November =.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Great sale of Dress Goods. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. At the Econ
omy. Do not MAS Il. Dress patterns
complete with Innings, buttons, silks
and stays at $2.4s. Don't forget the
place. 66 West Bridge street.
n. q. NcPAEF
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

This week Corr. Knott 4 Co.. are
offering all ready trimmed hats II one
iaf of. This includes the most d.
Elf. bic hats IN our store, and are Ger
tainy the greatest bargains ever Of
fered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

IN Fntnnf M tfVN~ Derutv oherfN
nssebsa 4selr Iassle
Martin Buchanan Young man of
Lowell wss sdjadgsd insane yesterday
bstne probate court sad Sapt. Mitchell
took hsm 10 Kalamazoo. Deputy Nee
han bad desperate struggle with the
unfoftunats ysung man wnen hs ar
rested hina. He Nas armed VITA re-
viewer and painted e NJ the ofncer
fhfesieuinz 90 shoot HIM 4 be attempt
cal to lake him. The effieer grappied
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Would You Like TO See

The latest novelties in the way of neck
wear. We have just received full
line and have them in all styles. shapes
and colOrs. Call and see them. You
cannot help but be satisfied. Holland,
the halter, No. 3 South DIVISION street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

with his antagonist and succeeded IN
subduing him only after a lively tussle.
Ii is CLAIMED that Buchansn's insanity
was caused by oyerstudy whilo a.
school.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Although we have removed from No.
. to No. 8 South Division street, We are
still in business. and will always be glad
to welcome our many friends and pa
irons. Holland the Halter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
SUPERIOR Court.
JUDGE BURLINGANE.

Carrie c. Brown VS.. Nelson Brown, in
chancery; decree of divorce granted
complainant upon report Of commIs-
sioner; grounds desertlon.
Martha NJ. Tompkins VS.. the city of
Grand Rapids, trespass on the case;
trial resumed.
The People vs.. Alexander Mckenzie,
conspiracy; order estreating bail set
aside.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Mr.. F. c. Beard, of Morrison street,
happily surprised mis- wife Saturday
with = beautiful Mason & Hamlin
piano. purchased of the Grand Rapids
Music Company.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

We carry full line fgents' furnish
ing goods. Call and lcok over our
stock. We know you will be suited.
Holland, the halter, No. 3 South Diyls-
ion street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Silver Dollars given away at the Star
Clothing house, commencing Monday
and ending Thursday. Now look at
our SHOW windows for further intorma-
lion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Silver Dollars given away at the Star
Clothing House, commencing Monday
and ending Thursday. Now look at
our show windows for further informa-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Violinists delight in using the No. 50t
Z string; get them at Herrick, More
head Il Nelson, % sni Is South Divi
sion-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

If you do not believe DR.. W. II. Ross
can beat the world In cureing rheuma-
usm and scrofula, write Mrs. Thetis
McWhorter, North Greenfield, Miss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

The only Folio selling like hot cakes
Is THE Excelsior" in either song or
dance, for sale by Herrick. Morehead Il
Nelson, % and % South DivlslOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Five dollar hats for one dollar at
PennelPs millinery store, this week.
No. South Division street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Old settlers Tn the Rescue

To the Members of the Old Residents
most respected members il very III and
much In need of assistance. Mr.. Basrs
cashier of the National City hank will
receive your contributions and explain
the circumstances
THos. II. GILBERr,
Treasurer @. X. A.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

We have just received q new line OF
Hats OF the very latest styles. Call and
see them. Holland the Halter, No. ),
South Division street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Wool hats for ladies. misses and
children, NIL new and desirable. shapes
choice for 25c. 1T Corr, Knott a Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

The lowest prices In the CITY for
Banjcs, Guitars. Mandolins, Autoharps.
etc.. At Herrick. Morehead a Nelson. %
and 25 South DIvis on-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
7. n. &. A.

Meeting for young men Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. All young men are cordially in
yited 10 attend.
Depot-Gospel meeting and song service will
be held In the Union depotaf Balls y. m. to
which everybody Is welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

You should see the beautiful and at
traetlye line OF fancy add holiday goods
NOW on show al Corr. Knott Il CO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Chiidrcn's plush hats ana moods new
styles) one-haIf OFF at Corl, Knott a
Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

JUDGE ADsIT.

Flora Della Sprague vs.. Grand Rap
ids & Indiana Railroad company, judg-
ment for plaintiff Of 500 and costs.
Jay +. Ferris Va. Sheriff of Kent
county, trOver; on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Silver DoIlars given away nj the Star
Clothing House, commencing Monday
and ending Thursday. Now look at
our show windows Tor further informa-
s,nn
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

A full stock If sheet and book music
constantly on hand at Herrlck, More
head a Nelson, g and Is South Divi-
slou-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Rememb Der the fourth of sale AZ
John Ter Hopes. l34 Monroe Htreet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Trimmed hats one-half off at Corl.
Knott Il Co.'s this week. Nothing re-
served. Everything goes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Circuit COurt--Part
JUDGE GROVE.

Leon NJ. Peck and Lillian L. Virgins
vs.. Clara Z. Cook, chancery; on trial.
Fred j. Nlcnois VS.. Henry b. Hatch.
trespass on the case; Judgement for
plaintiff OF $75S.7S and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
WESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE,
CHARTERED AND INCORPORATED
andW Westinghouse, Grand Rapids Mich

i do
Mnadm1@ mmHeC k active teachers E d %
A. AHEAD hepraden rnTMA.sa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
The RELIABLE and PROGRESSIVE Educational
Lustsiason of tie Csty and Of Michigan.
New buildngs Not Anticipated but up to the times

NE anil only call Jour attention 10 tie Commercial
and Shorthand DEPARTMENTS. (0'Asss ssssss2A'