Grand Rapids herald. [volume], October 09, 1892, Sunday Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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GBAXD EAPIDS HEMLU SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER g, iSgz
FJLL1
Our new line of Cloth
ing fur Fall and Winter
in all the new shape
ami fabrics ia nowrraJy
fur inspection. We will
be pleased to show yuu
the same.
Gardner S: Baxter . .
CITY NEWS IN flrti.
Tcklj tii members of Trinity
churcti Will rtiOica al mie publ.c
Li.coliruut of uuvl'i s,buudi.t
Lrvtai ty Urcoratin ti:r ctiurch
w tn i.i k;nd of fruit, trouble xid
grain-1. Vti ierfi-:t 4re aa follows:
Lc.eLrit.on of tri Holy uefi,r;.nt t
11 JO ;.a bresi suaj ia las eve
n.ng t 7:30.
lhf.ft.ca No. of ths St. Ceceliss
were eaterumed lt Thura-.lsv' fn
in? tj Mr. K w. (ItdJiui, UaJr.
An elegant iuppr was tirf el first, fol
lowed if proreMiv petiro. This is
unci o)ay tutrtAinuiot tho tfiTis
ioa w;;l during the winter.
Mr. and Mr. N. B.CUrk, of No. 15
Charie iret, will celetratd tb twsa-ty-Cita
anrutertary of ineir marrisx
t'r.Jay enm October 14. They cx
ci t sprod tre winter in California,
aad will lav for there within a week
or two.
The man eminent rf St. Mark's hos
pital is preparing a complete report of
tne wort trie institution hs dune sine
th- new La.iJinj wai opened. It will
putl.thrd in a haadtome voliine,
which will te a eourenir of the hos
pital. Ttie regular monthly meeting of the
Fre Knderyrrten circle of Kind's
daughter will t held Tuei lay, Octo
ber 11, at 3 o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. J. C. Fitzgerald, No. 61 Washing
ton street.
The we k!y report of the secretary
of the tiard of health shows 21 cases
at the el'tseof Ust week, 17 new ca-.es.
1 death and 14 recoTenes, lear ug 29
cave of conU:ous diseases now run
ning. The regular monthly meeting of the
tosrd of managers of tho Wumsa's
Home and nuspital will be held at the
home, No. C3 Ilo.ttwics street, on to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Thre will be a pumpkin pie social
at Taylor's corners in Grand liapids
township October 13 at 7 p. m. to raise
money to buy a republican Hag for the
pole at that place.
Ireident Weston has telegraphed
Secretary Koberts to hate O. J. fsuli
complete as quickly as possible the
state oup for the Michigan building at
tht world's fair.
The question for debate Thursday
evening at the Y. M. C. A. Debating
cluais, resolved, 'That Tariff for Rev
en lie Only is Better Than Tariff for
Protection."
The members of the Orace church
will gif e a supper at tne rectory Thurs
day evening. This will be the first of
a series of suppers that will be given
siontbly.
r D. A. .Blodgctt will return today
from a month's trip to the Pacific
cu.it.
About thirty members of Imperial
LcxJr I. O. O. F., will visit their
brttbrtt at Gracdviile Tuesday eight
bfiav:ULoa frin tne IvKlge at mat
place.
Dr. Jt!!?r, sapr.ntealent of t.
Mark's t-cspital, will soon ODa an of
fice m the V iddieortb tu.i J.r sr. Sne
wll reU.a her pcs;t;ou i t the iKp:Ul.
Sir. J?: Ps.tlQ. w.frt cf tieoriie
Fallen of Alp.ne, d:ed 'iburJay, Oe-$
tober 6, at tte farn.ly res.ie i e. iLei
fuceral will be held today at 1 p- n. i
B- C. Tnayer, princ.pal of tLe Mu!. '
te school, was the guet of Ir.
II. M. Jov ystrdy. Mr. Tnayer was
on his way to Detroit.
Rav. W. J. Kusael will g ve his fourth
lecture to voiin men uis rverii'..
Kib;ect, "Wrat Is It That Constitutes
a True GeuiieUjan!'
C(orgt KoU-us says that the scheme
fur the purchase of Alcryn by a stoolc
company is feas.ble and that the stal
lion w.U t kept here.
Miss Kate rcott of Nuncia, and
Miss Mary Herrmzton, cf Herrautou,
are the guests of Mrs. W. U. K;ney of
No. 31 Charles street.
The Kev. F. L. Hauner, formerly of
Clevelaud, now of Chico, will preacn
ttjth morn ng and eveniu at Uiuty
church today.
The sale f seat.- for the Soua band
concert will continue during tne day
at the Ionia street entrance of Hart
man hall.
Dr. Charles Shepard has teen con
fined to his bed for the pa-t week with
sickness. He was somewhat better last
niht.
Mrs. F. O. Heath has returned from
Sullivan, where fehe went t. attend the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. Jamej Dwig
gius. Members of the Fox artillery are
circulat.ng a petition to br allowed to
fire the national salute on Columbus
Day.
Hugh B. Koney and Miss Lillian May
McFarlm of this city were married yes
terday by Justice DeWolf, in his othce.
C. Herman has returned to Ann Ar
bor to resume his studies in the medi
cal department of. the university.
A Cutler desk is a joy forever. Ber
key A Gay have a few they will sell at
special figures for a few days.
James Crosby of tne Valley City Mill
ing company went to Ann Arbor last
night to visit over Sunday.
Amy E. Smith of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. t M. Rich
mond, of this city.
Three cases of typhoid fever were
reported from No. 113 Piainfield ave
nue yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Wickham are
sDendintr Sunday with relatives in
Hastings.
Mrs. Charles J. Greulich and daugh
ter are spending a week at Petoskey.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L'dwin Cchill,
No. 42 Oak street, a ten pound girl.
Dr. n. M. Joy was in Ana Arbor two
days during the past week.
Kveninr services at tn churches will
begin at 7:30 hereafter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Daniels have re
turned from Chicago.
Thomas McGarry went to Chicago
last night.
Special line of cheap lounges this
week.
COMPTOX FCRXITCRE COMPANY,
No. 70 South Division street.
AN ACT OF AFPKECIATION.
What Mm Cora Nagel lias to Say
Concerning the Musical Instru
ment rii-e Recently Kscttived.
M:s Cora Nti ti.uoi cypres her
appreciation ia urais two laaitory of
tats m us. cat instrument receui)y re
ceived by Ler iruiu tne p auo and or
ft!t WiferucmscfJ ul.us A. JFrdnca,
sU(i tacil etrrtt. Why ebe
receiVrd It aua WLat leAU to it it well
kllusu by t-ie readers of Tlifc lltkili),
s u Ace it at la. tune t-J fray M:ss Nagel
wictis to eit-uJ her s ucer tbaiiks.
t-akiug of liius cal ii.airuaeiiU re
in, uds ILoae p.. s.-d o3 the sabjri t tliat
the largest ana .:i coiuplete aaort
meat lo be tou.'i 1 ;a western Mictnan
. r:M here m iirand KajiJs and that
J. A. J. Fridr.ch m the owner. To
ineutioa the -veral mskes Mr. Fried
nca handie is sjperMuoa. simply te
cause thev are loo well known. They
art unexcelled, however, and embrace
me of tne br.-t and iaot rrl.able m
eiramenu u t ie land. Whn you are
arranging for th iurchae of a n.a io
or oran, or a mas .al instrument cf
any drsvTijitiun. do not la.l to give Mr.
Fr.edru:h a call.
Newest method in the face mssage
at Mia. C. D. Neahr's, S5 Monroe suret.
Fine line of sideboirds at Compton
Furniture company, No. 79 South Di
vision street.
Nergararian and his oriental rugs
will be here this wtek.
Smith & Sahford.
A fine assortment of old ladies' caps
and head aretes just received from
New York by Adams & Co., No.
Monroe street.
Nergararian and his oriental rugs
will be here this week.
Smith A Saxford.
Snanish Beauty face tonic at Mrs. C.
D. Neahr's, to Monroe street.
Attend IUdcltli A Holt's auction sale
October 14 for bargains.
Travis, 10U Canal street, is offering
some great bargains in new and second
hand stoves
Nergararian and his oriental rugs
will be here this week.
Smitii A Sasford.
Fresh fish received daily at Bliven &
Allyu'e, 11)6 Canal street. j
A fine exhibit of diamonds, watches,
jewelry and Silverware in all the latest
styles and des gns, is ting! shown bv
lierney, No. 6 Canal street. The line
is large and well worth an inspection.
For Salo.
Three thousand cords of 4-foot pine
slabs, 2,000 cords of 18-inch slabs, in
carload lots. John Dregge & Co.; tele
phone 549.
Attend Radcliff A Holt's auction sale
October 14 for bargains.
ThPV HoUPr fa'1 t0 cure White A
IIICJ liCICI White Headache Pow
ders. Always the best; 25 cents per box.
ONE OF TUB FEATURES.
The Meat Exhibit cf the Western !
Beef and Provision Company
Wtll Worvh bating.
The Weetern Beef aai Provision
Co iirany, Canal street, is in4k:ng aa
exinbit of their goods that is wili worth
Ser.ug. It is wiuiout qu?ua the
Ur4st di5 lay of tnii drfcr.ptiou to t-e
ttfn in thu city. Not ouly is th ex
n.bt par excellence ia that reject,
t ut it s arr bead and shoulders at-ote
all in iroini or ari-ty. Any wife or
landlady w.ll say, flt-r viw;ng-the
d.spiay: "Uii, liow tine; Low cam
plttl" Tne Western lieef and Provis
ion Company overdo tilings by halves
they ard always ia thu vaa. Re
cently they established aredaced sched
ule of prices oa their gooJs, ani as a
rrsult taey have lal aa unusually
lare bus.uess, 1'!m reduced prift'S
teiu to have struck the mni caord;
taey art mealing ttie appioia'aco of
tht put i.e, an is attested ty t'je eutr
mon.3 bar.u. s row te.ng done t-y the
firm. Ttusgre&t reduced scale of prices
is now, and w.il bo temporarily ia
voUe.
Dancinj School.
W. B. S. Mattiesoa, teacher of
dancing, with asieiuhly rooms in S.m
imiti'i hall, corner South D. vision btret t
and Fifth avenue, wishes to announce
regular classts to le held as follows:
Married poop la Tii'sJay tvenaig,
price So cents each or 50 c ent a couple.
Young people, Friday i veniug, price
35 cents each, tickets inclu.lin six
leona, 12. UO. Childr r4, Saturday's at
2:30 o'clock, p. in. Pr.ce 25 cents each.
Grand Opening: Ball.
The Enterprise LoJe No. 406, I. O.
O. F., will givo the first ball of their
season next Tuesday evening at their
hall, Vidro block, lfctJ Stocking. All
are cordially invited, and a splendid
tune is expected. Admission 60c.
First-class Traveling on First
class Trains
Is what paeengera experience who go
East from Fort Wayne via Pennsyl
vania Short Lines. Fat trains daily,
on which you may enjoy every com
fort railway science has invented to
make traveling a pleasure. Address
F. M.Bushong, T. P. A., Detroit. Mien.
wf
ThQ 9l!Pf0QC of White A While'8
I IIC OUjUCJO Headache Towders.
and the large increase cf sales is a
guarantee that they give satisfaction.
Take no other if yba desire a sure and
safe cure. 25 cents per box.
D. G. H. & M Change of Time.
Monday, Oct. 3 the new time card of
the D. G. H. A M. railroad will take
effect. Nignt express which formerly
left at 12:05 a. m. will leave at 11 p. m.
No change on other trains.
I
norini
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used in MilHons of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
a woman's remedy for woman's
diseases, has stood the test of
many years, and is to-day the only
successful and harmless cure for
all those peculiar weaknesses and
Diseases of Women,
organic diseases of the uterus
or womb, inflammation, ovarian
troubles, falling or displacement
of the womb, faintness, nervous
prostration, weak back, aches, etc
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NEW STOCK !
NEW LOCATION!
SPECIALISTS IN
DIAMONDS AND
WATCHES.
REPAIRING RIGHTLY 10KE.
89 3IONKOE ST.
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Liberal Discounts from Publishers Prices.
For the Newest Styles of Stationery, Engrav
ings, Stampings, etc., call on
Kverv kind of Dental Operation performed.
J-INK OOLD FILLINti specialty.
AKT1FICAL IKEI11 made In tbe best man
ner. VITALIZED AIR OR OAS used for extract
Ian teeth when dei.red.
ilOI.D CROWNS AND BRIDGE WORK.
TA KE NOTICE All work flr.t class, as none
but FIRST CLASS DENTISTS are allowed to
operate on tin noutbs of rattens. Can.
ROBINSON DENTAL CO.,
65 MONRO B bTREET.
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Booksellers, Stationers, Importers,
53 IMROE STREET. !3 OTTRWA STREET.
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DEPOT
Is the Pride of all Economical Housekeepers in
Grand Rapids.
I Greatest Money Saving Sale
ALL THIS WEEK-SPECIAL SALE!
White and Blue Enameled Ware
SO EASY TO KEEP CLEAN!
SO DURABLE AND SO PRETTY !
A full line of th?e titrn-.il will Icliht the housewife. All pieces
in this ware equally as low as these during this sale.
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DOCK-ASH DO
GK-ASH DOCK-ASH
THE LATEST INVENTION-OUR WONDERFUL
SYSTEM OF
HYPOCAUST ITPWrnrT A TPFk AT7T?ATC!
Our experiments in the use of this stove have heen constant for the
past three years. Yc have followed carefully every etovc sold, and in
onswer to our inquiry our customers tell us the
Dock-Ash is the Best Range I ever saw
The great economy in its use is largely to be attributed the wonder
ful oven we illustrate above. We have positively demorstrated that
with this attachment a saving can lv? effected of from 10 to 13 per cent
in loss or shrinkage from th raw to the conked in meat, bread, paltry,
and a saving of from 10 to per crnt in time required to roat or hake,
with the tj iality very much better in the ventilated oven than thnt
cooked in any other style. To understand this idea thoroughly, step
into our House Furnishing Department and see
THE DOCK-ASH RANGE
IN ACTUAL Oir.VATlON'.
DOCK-ASH DOCK-ASH DOCK-ASH
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OUSt FURNISHING SUPPLY
DEPOT !
see oub rnicEs ox
DINNER SETS!
CHAMBER SETS!
LAMPS, LAMPS!
BAUD UET LAMPS!
"PIANO LAMPS!
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We Carrv the Uest Line of
Oil!
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fa is ti:e west!
EVERY KIND I
Horse,
Floor,
Shoe,
Scrub,
Stove,
Tooth,
Window,
Hair, Tumbler.
V h i t c wash. C h i i n n c y ,
Pocket Hair, Hath,
Wall, Shoe Daubers,
Traveling Cases.
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