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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

THr Rural New Yorker has been carefully
studying throughout the country the strength
of the sub-treasury scheme. of which so
much has been said, and the following are
its conclusions:
The sub-treasury scheme doesn't appear
to be making much Roadway even among Al
lance men. though no doubt large ma
iorlty Of them still favor it. In Texas a
strong minority continue TO give it the cold
shoulder in Mississippi. judging by the re-
cent senatorial elections, the bulk of the
farmers can hardly he relied on to support
it: in Georgia the Legislature has referred
consideration of it TO committee n majority
Of whom are opposed 70 it; in Missouri the
president of the State organization and very
strong following are against it, it has
been completely ignored by the Ohio Al
lance, and practically rejected in Iowa,
the great farmer State of the Northwest. In
it, birthplace and chief stronghold. the South.
il is fiercely assailed by the dominant Demo-
cratic party and however honestly the bulk
Of the Alliance men there may wish il success.
when it comes TO test at the polls the great
majority of them will not endanger white
supremacy" by supporting it outside of the
lines Of the Democratic party. No other sec
ton would be so vastly benefited by the sue
cess of the measure as the South, for no other
crop could be held indefinitely with such
safety as cotton but past party affiliations
are too strong for future financial contingent
cies from the Ohio to the Gulf"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
Pilgrims Progress.

Tomorrow night at Broad-street Methodist
church VIII he given representation of John
Bunysns wonderful dream. Pilgrims Pro
gress" hy means Of TIVE tylarge oil paintings
and explanatory lecture by Rev. Adam Cham
bers of New ork The entertainment has
met with large degree Of favor elsewhere.
and comes TO Rio mond highly recommended.
Mr.. Chambers returned in May 1889. from n
two years tour IN England,a d Mr.. Spurgeon
and others highly commended his lecture on
the Pilgrim while there
The scenes presented in the lecture are
large oil paintings. the work OF Mr. Cham
bers' brush, and are as follows Bunyan in
Prison. Flight from the City of Destruction.
the Slough of Despond Mount Sinai. the
Wicket ate. / osing the Burden at the
Cross. Simple Sloth and Presumption. the
Hill Difficulty. the Lions in the Way. Fight
With Apollyon. the River of the Water of
] ife. Bye path Meadow Giant Despair,
Detachable Mountains Meeting With Atheist,
Beulah Land. Ignorance Carried Away. Over
the iyer. Ascending TO the Celestial Gate.
Walking Golden Streets moving figures and
closing gates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
Rrauer-Heunighausen.

A sweet and impressive marriage ceremony
took place yesterday afternoon At o'clock IN
st. Johns German Lutheran church. corner
of Eighth and Marshall streets, when Miss
Theresa Marie Hennighausen became the
wife of Mr.. Frederick K. brauer The nuptials
were performed by Rev. DR.. Fred p. Henng-
hansen. OF baltimore uncle Of the bride and
Rev. DIR. Paul G. Mcneil, pastor of the
church.
The bride, preceded by the ushers entered
the church with the groom. and wore be-
coming gray travelling costume. She carried
pretty bunch Of pink roses. he ushers were
four cousins of the couple. as follows Messrs.
Henry r. Grimmell, @. l.. Sauer, II. I. Miller
and c. II. 4asse.
The bride is the cultured and attractive
daughter OF Mr.. Charles Il. .iennigh aIsen, the
well-known cigar merchant on Main street,
and the groom is popular cattle dealer at
the Old market.
After the ceremony the newly plighted pair
left on tour for Baltimore and New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

pace-kick. resulting from O touchdown or
far-catch. drop kick is made By dropping
the ball from the hands and kicking 1t as 1t
rises. The touchdown is accomplished IN
the following manner: Any player VINO
catches the ball. either before it has touched
the ground or on the bound. may run with IL.
if he can. until he gets behind the sdversarys
line OF goal where he will touch it down as
near as he can to the goal. if possible be-
tween the posts. This feat is called running
in. and secures the right of a place kick at
goal from any spot outside the goa-line in a
stra ght line from where the touchdown was
made. When the ball is touched down be-
hind the goal-lins, but not near the goal;
different mode of procedure. called the
punt-out. is adopted A fair catch is catch
from a kick or from the hand. when the
catcher makes n mark with his heel and gets
q face kick. When the ball crosses the touch
line at the side Of the field 1t is lifted and
thrown out in q straight line TO be secured
by either side The player who has the ball
may be hacked or kicked on the sbns. by
those of the opposite side. so as to trip him
over. However. this last named habit has OF
late been dropped almost entirely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
To BE Married.

Mr. and Mrs. George D. Thaxton have
issued invitations T. the marriage of their
next We lnesday evening at 6:l5 O'clock at
the Seyenth-street Christian church Mr.
White is rate-cerk h. Traffic Manager G. A.
Taylor. of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. and is deseryedly one f
the most popular empl yes of the road.
Miss Thaxton is the oldest daughter. and
moves in Richmond amid a large circle Of
frtents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
In the Courts.

ChGnc1v Co,ri.-Nrs. Louise Rosaline
Spott qualified yesterday as executrix Of the
last will and testament OF her late husband
w. A. Spott. The estate is valued at 1000.
H,,sfin1s Court. isaac w. Carter was ar
raigned yesterday before Judge s. b. Witt on
the charge o. assauting Joseph Kahn. lie
pleaded guilty and was fined 80.
re was then tried on an Their charge Of the
same c aracter and involving the same COM
plainant. but the trial ended in his acquittal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
A Mass Meeting.

A notice was stuck mp about tho Henricc
county court house yesterday calling mass
meeting Of the citizens of the county next
Saturday at L O'Clock TO take some action
in reference to representation in the House OF
Delegates" The circular is signed by H.
Adolph Muller. X. II. Nelson. Charles Leohe.
hau-en. II. Saxton, G.. w. Clarke. J. T.
Hendrlck. Thomas Trevyett, III. w. Tiller.
q. f. Jackson aud Il. 4. Grant.
From what could be learned yesterday by
TIE TINE reporter this movement is in OPP
position to the Democratic nominee Mr
George u. Carter IL is well-known fac,
that some Of the Alliance men do not like
Carter and for that reason will hold the meet
Ing Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
CLOTHING.
FAIR AND Foul WEA1HsR
WEARABLES.

o. UR LINE or LIGHT WEIGHT
Q OOgERcoATs is like feA,, to 4
o -
90 hungry man-"most safisnfa7-
We thought these Walking length
English TOP COATS would catch the
young men They're up TO any new
wrinkle-snd appreciate it when It's
worthy. We've made these up-noiics
we say ",os"-in all shades Of smooth and
rough wesyes- mostly imported cloths
stitched and Tapped the seams-cut vents
up the sides-lined them appropriately
and marked them what they are worth
That's from $40 TO sS5. But we never ~
down one end of our service 10 pick up
another. Men Of moderate tastes will
find just what they're looking for-st the
same prices-si0 TO s35. Meltons, Whip
cords. Picadllly Cheyiots, Etricks
Tweeds. &c.--in any shade you want
Tuxedo Browns and Newport Tsns are
first colors" this season.
Suppose YOU wait and make up your
mind after you have seen our entire line.
Well keep showing until you call a
hsltr-SATISFIED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
Only - Slight RlnIe.

An alarm of fire WIS turned in at 936
o'clock yesterday morning from box Is. cor
ner OF ! Inc and Main streets, caused by q
slight blaze being discovered in Major T. r.
SCOTS re ence. No. 7l2 west Franklin
street. A gas stove berame overheated and
set fire 10 some woodwork near where il was
loo ted. The FIRE was extinguished with q
damage Of about $50 q the building The
ex itement attracted large crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

The funeral services Of the beloved minis
ter. Rev. John III. Butter took place yester.
day aftern on at tho Pine street Baptist
church in presence Of perhaps tho largest
C n regation ever assembled in its sacred
walls. All the apist ministers of the CITY
were present. kevs. j. b Hutson. Pitt.
Corner Hatcher. Iandrum and ylsnd all
took part in the service. The internent was
made at HOLLYWOOD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
q der Of V.sta

Vestoria Lodge of the Order Of vesta held
q meeting last evening at 40 east Main street.
companion a. W. Rosene. supreme repre-
sentative, made his report as TO the state of
the order. which was most fayorably received.
There was full attendance and the meeting
was one OF unusual enthusiasm.
Mr.: kosene leaves fof Philadelphia on next
Monday to attend meeting of the supreme
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

THIS years registration of voters in New
York city is exceptionally large, the first day
showing an increase of 1000 over the highest
figures heretofore recorded. This looks well
for the Democracy. With free ballot and
fair count the metropolis will itself roll I'D
such majority for Flower as will insure bis
election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
A Baptist Bazaar,

of the Baptist ladies of the city who are in
terested n the welfare o. the BAPTIST Home
for Old La lies { WAS decided u hold a ba-
zaar for the benefit OF the home. beginning
on the 9th of November and continuing two
weeks. 1t will he held IN the Grace-street
tabernacle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
Colored Cenefery.

number of influential colorei men Of this
city have organized cemetery association
under the name of the greenwood Memo
rial Association of Virginia" With an author
lied capital OF $50 900. and have secured a
part of Hedge Plain" formerly belonging to
Joseph Johnston. on the Mechanicsyille turn
pike, Henrico county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
PRISONERS BECOME EXCITED.
A Belt Snapped at tho Penitentiary ana
Caused the Trouble.

A Belt Snapped at tho Penitentiary ana
Caused the Trouble.
The sudden swapping of large belt at
tarhed to machinery in the shoe department
at the penitentiary yesterday caused consld-
cradle commotion. The prisoners became
much excited. but the excellent presence OF
mind of the guards ayerted any trouble,
After few moments quiet was restored and
the belt repaired
The following conycts were received yes
terday Charles Bessels (colored), Richmond
city. house reaking three years: Jerusca
Baughn (colored Chesterfield malicious cut
ting. one year Robert Jackson lcolored),
Alexandra city, attempt ut arson, two years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
UIhe HriIna nannas,

The Prima Donna" burletta written by
Captain Page McCirty. will be performed
during the Fair week at Mozart Academy.
The ladies and gentlemen who present the
piece are well-kn0wn amateurs. and will
doubtless give good performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
LEVY 81 DAVIS.
Ia AND 5 L. BROAD.
p,,es Piles, Itching Piles'

Piles Piles. Itching Pi'es'
SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching ana 'fint
ing: mos, Al night; worse by .scraichsnss as.s
lowed 70 continue tumors form, " t.sg sore sore
S~svnss ointment stcps the itching ana 49,
ne heals liberation and In most case, rs% ~ :,
The tumors AT druggisss, OK y nfs'' w
sSrts ~. 6WAynA HonA PhuadeAphie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

1t Ya noticeable fact that the hottest Sen.
TENDER in many years has been followed by
tho coolest October on record. Thus nature
eouAlixss things
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

Weak and weary" describes the condition
of many peo 10 debilitated 10y the warm
weather. by disease OF oyerwork. HOODS
Sarsaparilla is Just the medicine needed 70
bu Id up and strengthen the body. purify and
quicken the sluggish blood aud restore the
lost appetite.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

Deserving ConAdence.--There is no article
which so richly deserves the entire confidence
OF the community as bKowss iiHuS HlA.
TRocHrs those suffering from A. thmatic aud
Bronchial Diseases, oughs and Colds should
try them. Price Is cents.-Adv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

TIE big steel gun that is being made at the
Bethlehem Iron Works for tho new battle
ship is one Of dozen. each of which will be
forty feet in length and weigh iS5. 500 pounds.
This monster will carry a charge of $50 pounds
OF powder and its projsctils viii weigh LOO
pounds. or half q ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

THE untimely fate Of the United States
steamship Despatch has served to recall many
"reminiscences of the official iunketing trips
upon which she was engaged and it almost
makes one shudder to think that at the time
OF her wreck some presidential party might
have been aboard For the sake Of their
precious lives our Federal officials will have
tosslect more modern Government ships for
their pleasure trips in future The old tubs
usually designated for that purpose are
entirely too shaky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

Over all-around all-above sll-such
weather as this-is a MACINTOSH
M-ac-i-n-t-o-s h-the spelling means
much. A TX" would Kill it for genuine
ness-T. W. Stemler, OF New York, is the
American agent for the original and only
Charles Macintosh 4 Co.'S waterproof
garments-and we are his representa-
tiyes Tor this city. 1t pays to get the
best -one will last lifetime most. Heat
won't gum .hem-cold won't crack
them-and service won't hurt them.
They are made NJ in oyercoat patterns
that will stump" you TO tell they're rain
protectors. But that's what they are.
Water won't 20 through them any more
than through a stone wall. No odor.
either.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15
THE RUGBY GAME.

In the Rugby game. which is to be played
by the y, NJ. @. A. eleven. the game is com
menced by place-kick (made by kicking the
ball when placed on the ground) from I Q
middle Of the field. A goal NAV be won bg a
drop-kick over the adverusry's goal. or By 8
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-15

The game of football has been imported
into this country from Great Br tain. where
ithas long been afayorlte. There are at present
two distinct styles OF foot ball games played
the one known as the Rugby game" the
other as the Association game from its
introduction ana patronage by the Foot Ball
Asso iation, instituted in 1865. In both
games the object is to drive the ball between
certain ounds placed at opposite ends of
the grounds-the game being played in the
intervening space and called goals. The
goal is formed by two upright posts.
Viii b, in the Rugby game. are
joined by eross-b4r at tho height of
tan feet. and in the Association game
by a tape at the leight of eight feet. The
aim in the Rugby game is to drive the ball be-
tween the posts and over the cross bar of the
eneny's goal in the Association game to drive
Il through the posts below the tape. Two
side lines. called goal lines are drawn from
each of the goals and the boundary Of the
playing gr ind on each side is marked by q
line called the touch line. The opposing
PLAYERS take their positions opposite each
other at different ends OF the field. The game
Is decided by the number of goals won in
certain space OF time. which is divided into
equal parts. after each Of which the players
change ends
THE RUGBY GAME.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
lWlNAhS 4 ALLthII ". cLOSTERH0USE



pLEAsE LOOK 81 IS West Broadway: Il Is a
large = feesn house tuissfed IN cAk. but
tesnnt and cherry aier.s fAsosea h'es ses
saia HAtarsf eAk trees. VIII sell THIS psaeS
faf s-ssa Il sold IA ies days, cali AID ~ih
SHOW Il g. sse
L'uk SALE-Ne~ ilreem HOUSE on southwest
ceFneE 81 4 or AID Nsebrrrs- sls-s vii sell
cheap aad on tasy terms. Mali t4ke . good fot
ranged 10 eae ~ two families; call zna
will show II 60 Yea j. W hiosterhease. L
AaEzi-sg
LOB sALE-S1n essy terms. . rev s-roon
house on wInser Place. near corner Of
hast ana / attn ave 6ouse - well butt, nioels
Planned, good water and nice location, III
Sou want . good home cheap. GA easy terms.
call aud l viii she~ u TO Yea J. Va Siessef-
HOUSE. y tsnal-st-
A MOTHER eppertuaify to xet . new home IA
n best location on maRfhly payments: | an
tuss finishing nice house on my addition on
hsaitby-ase.; has large hail sha rooms. :
feet Of porch; nice crate and mantle pii Ell
Tor gas and furnace. price onts si>0s; cali AZ
once before IL Is foae. J. w. ticsserhoase. y
Canal ~.
NY OFFICE contains the largest lisa OF prop
IA erty In the city; prices from the lowest
up 10 $4,000 both fer sale OF exchange II yoa
Mish IL buy or exchange. call and see me. J.
W. Ciosterhouse-
VHASE several OF the best farms near the
city fol sale cheap or exchange Tor city
property
HAVE new piano that will exchange for
good team. or . good driver or good va
cans lot have also heavy stallion. years.
weight loo pounds. 70 ex.hange Tor Work
team or vacant lots VIII pay difference J. ".
Closterhouse.
HAVE some gooa homes for rent cheap
a money Ia loan In sums 10 suit on good Sc
curity.
NV cL0STERHoUsR
- Canai-st. .Pbene a.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand Rapids. Just outside
! Of city limits; new building; newly.fur-
nished; for sale or rent with furniture; on a
good main road within 10 rods OF depot; also a
good local trade.
z HOUSES and lots. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange for farm
or personal property.
ND a 4c-acre Farm to exchange for good
city
-FOUR tenement bricx block. lot 80 feet front.
on North Ottawa. to exchange for a good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. 4lxi00 feet. on e7i Hall st.
~ for Sabe at a bar-ain.
Z HOUSES aud lots on Coit-av 70 trade for n
git-edge iarm within 10 TO j. miles OF city.
81 ACRES improved land. 20 miles southeast
w OF ty. A No. buildings. banked barn.
acres orchard. nj, kinds small fruit. welt
feneol. under good cult walton. to exchange
for ely PROPERTY. or - or 10 acres near city.
HOTEL Ia Big RAPIDS. all furnished. to ex-
change tor property in city or farm.
S0 AtkE farm miles southwest of Reed
" CITY. nearly al improved; good feLces.
etc; free OF al incumbrance; to exchange for
TEN-RooM house and lot. ~ La.,rave- st.. has
l. good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
gas, and has a splendid barn; lot 5oxl2'. with
90 ACRES Of land. 4 mile north and miles
% east OF city. 70 exchange for city prop
Oh ACRES. mile north OF city limits. on
~ Aiplne-gravei road-for sale; a .desira-
BILE tract for plating.
"a ACRES. IL miles sousn Of HalIst.. for
III sale or trade tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city aud suburbs for
sale.
HOUSE AND LOT on south Lafayette st. for
II sale or trsae.
IL ACRES gardening land. miles south OF
~ ETY.. TO exchange for city property.
MONEY 10 loan on real estate and chatteis.
&. 8. FOTITS So Lyon-srRsI Z
W Ne u w ~ Room IS. LEIPZIG Blk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
Grand Union Real Estate Exchange.
ROOMS AND I T0wEK BLOCK.
PHONE so.
oasss and Lots FOR Sale Or tsehsnge.

Houses and Lots fer Sale o. Exchange.
MI case some eae bsrgssa 90 a eorHer ief.
5laiss 90 a psssf. tiTst come. arst served.
s0D. oa easy Payments. 6roeIB Aons.. seath-
ern part oft4e ets.
wehasc houses rentes for 80 per month
each. which We viii sell GA eSss bsymenfs.
sla03 To- IN. Rent OF one PAYS the interest
on both at per cent, - n be s0l4 ssrs SOU as
the estate must be closed
500 for a lsrre lot. s-room house front hall.
nAee cellar, lot worth the money.
sDoo ior = nice nrw rsoa house In good To-
eisgern and street graded.
si6l0 cash Mil bar i9r lon house and lot on
west side hiaa r-nts fof si1 per month; We
also have aice buslasss corner 51so. which
eAa be baaght at bargain.
FOR ENcHANsE-l5o acres Of good lsBd.eD
Ella AIRED is:r bpsss aud barn; exchange Tor
blacksmith SHOP and house and lot Ia small
town price 500.
oHnsr deaf; would Ike 10 exchange Tor house
and lot or small farm; good opening Tor some
one
sl.0B siii buy T-room new house on corner
northern part OF city; would lie cheap al 90.
VIII give some one = great bargain on nice
new house; No. cassst. Cal aud look al H.
eoSOO WILL buy a house and LOT on Ninth
T-COO avs. which rents for So anonth.
ss0o. new modern 7-room house On First 81.
nice nrigatornO0d, we'll aad eistern; lot box
lbo. corner.
We have few mere lots left between Fountain
and tuiio Ola Mechanic 81 Nice iarge maple
shade; ai-o some choice apple tees on each
lot only SO; will soon be worth ssv0.
5000 for "A nice corner on So. lonta-st- Mod
ern ic-rotm house and nice barn: good
point for physical call aud see AS or phone
SaL Winans a Allen.
ssco each viii buy nice lots On Casrsr- $40
each for = nice lots on Laiayefte-sf. Lots not
as large near by ARE selling for slho
s2lo) for room new modern house on Cass-
ST. ; oak finish below; nice hail well and els
tern: this place is well worth s25Vu
$50 for s-room house in southern part OF
city; come 10 our ON ~. aud Tower block
aud we viii take you cut 10 look al some bar
gains.
500 for s-room house on the hill; terms
easy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
IaER sHoxE 4 NIoHTeAr soUTHER,

fbe I1ks sbore VA flevesnnG IN eonpeeftcn
with the Erie are p snf L. p n Rs fprms flss
grts-k esf sse sse.f dire~f fouts e fttsssurx
A y Snr~s
G-Tkp. A Cfe~eisBd. .
q qsrcefy. Tsrxet Agent. Besssf
las. Cssrskl81 tsfs AIT = Nenrss.st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
MlcAIGll FRUIT LINE.
Cheapest Reulu 10 Chicago.

Steamer Ess~mszap te,re~ pfs-~<f>fs5s
reck. Hr3eHf. ~ 81 .. m. err<F Nbnfk<,
sneSass sr1 fhor~1sy Frar ChiesEs - !
.. NJ every sondss "Wednesday sno fF3exs
FARE Inelasire s.erf. - rssaa trsp. e.
WALLACE D. eHfFfIE.
Manager.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
tANslno 4 NoRTrEl

sTsefy dsy. fWeek days
c.sD a. NJ. rams threnKb 70 Detroit With Par
tssv' ias ear. rrsss = rerfs
lon Y. ". mas fhrengh rsfier ear 60 Detroit.
ls't seats. - cents
G.D- NJ runs through ~ Detroit with px~-
psZJ tsf ears s-afs. - cfnfs.
1:05 Sc :. =. h"s '''r''' eat 70 sAs'sS 'es's
fef fiesets sra information Apply at rnion
ffft Il Office s. Muffer-st-. OF nion station.
GEo. ptHAtE>. Gen. Psss'r Ast
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04

tweek days. 'Escry day 'l.,cepi SATURDAY..
1000 a ~ hSs , ssosss .S Sss er car ssa e en-
Liz l.. 81. runs through 10 Chicago ssiia
Liz with Wagner buffet eAr; seats. %
cents
E.Oc p Al. has through Tree chair car 10
u.SO Manistee. VIA N. A \. h. r. r.
13 .s. sss e.; sa s w e sss ss
aud Sleeper e. Indianapolis Wa ben-
ton Herbgr.
1:a0 = rsl y; Cav css Wager sleeping car to Ira
GOO p n. Connects NJ 81. Joseph with
osCt Graham A AorteB's steamer for Jhi.
cage
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04

LOR REST-Stores and II Huron-st.. each
.Cx.O feet; alley In the rear: suitable for
wholesale business. offices or stores; rent.
SIS per month each. Also two second floors.
each exi0 feet. 50 ger month each can be
rented sspai ate or entire; location one block
west of Cana-st and one block north Of Lyon
ST. Anton q. HodeRpyi. IL asa Il Fountain
St l6ltf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04

IroR RENT-Second floor. corner Louis and
CAM au- SITS. 44xe0 II; light on three sides.
Inquire Reynolds or Hopson. OH the premises.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
OTTAWA BEACH


.wfgk BAYS an 49, y n. p y. = =,
Iy Cd. Rapids 4. eco LIS ben ga
Arottawdb Beach, ..-a N.zS ~ t.st 80
Lvottswa Beach. cess p.i9 i.p 80 ~
Ar 90. Rapids. sva 1p:t5 $3.50 b.N ESQ
SUNDAYS.
Leave Grand Bspids.......- ie-fg am a.s9r m.
Arrive ottawa Beach. Z 3 Pm. - pm.
nETROlT JuNE q. lal.
lansing q NORTHERN q g.