Excursion to Detroit by Michigan Central An Athlesian Club Event
The Athlesian club of this city offers a round trip to Detroit on Thursday May 20 via Michigan Central. Depart Augusta 6 30 am $2 40, Bedford 6 40 am $2 50, Battle Creek 7 am $2, Wheatfield 7 15 am $2, Caresco 7 20 am $2, arriving Detroit 10 40 am. Return about 10 pm. Attractions include views of the Detroit river and a display of the Battle of Gettysburg with a free ticket for excursionists, plus a Philadelphia vs Detroit baseball game. Contact the Athlesian club or Michigan Central agent J S Hall for details.
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Detroit
Michigan Central Railroad
Athlesian Club
Augusta
Bedford
Battle Creek
Wheatfield
Caresco
Detroit River
Gettysburg
Philadelphias
Netrolke
J. S. Hall
Michigan Central
B. C. Moon
Chickens stolen from Grand Rapids breeder in modern larceny case
The Grand Rapids Telegram reports a theft of Andalusian chickens from Henry Naysmith, a breeder and central Michigan association treasurer. Adams, charged with grand larceny, allegedly raised the birds from eggs and claimed innocence. Sheriff Kinney and deputies traced fowls to California shipments, with bail set at 500. A grammar-heavy local item also mentions a musical event hosted by Judge Ingersoll and notes on a Tekonsha death and a troubled marriage.
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Grand Rapids
Henry Ki. Naysmith
Mr. Naysmith
Seth Lewis
Central Michigan Association
Battle Creek
Herald
Henry HR. Nayamith
Lyon
England
Chay
P. Adama
Parts
Mr. Nayamith
Sheriff Kinney
Nayamith
Express
Wanted for Murder and Inciting Riot Chicago Riot Leader
Chicago police hunted the elusive A R Parsons a labor agitator anarchist blamed for inciting a riot and massacre in Chicago on May 4. A portrait circulates with his age about 35 to 40, 5 feet 8 inches, slim build, 140 pounds, dark hair, moustache dyed black, and he is described as a prominent socialist. He escaped and his whereabouts are kept secret while officials press to capture him.
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Chicago
A. R. Parsons
Frederick Ebrrsold
Department of
Pace
Barr Robbins Circus in town with large crowds expected
The report notes Barr Robbins circus visiting with a consolidated railroad show exhibit in the city next Wednesday. It promises crowd attendance and highlights feats in the program including sleight of hand, balancing acts, and a well managed menagerie with animals like hippo, tiger, elephant, and lions. The review from Findlay praises the act and audience reaction.
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Barr Robbins
Consolidated Railroad
Cirona
Findley
Couriereaga
Menagarie
Ohreng
Findlay
Satsuma
Fort Wayne
Ind
Daily Sentinel
Common Council Minutes May 10 1886 Presiding Greene
In council May 10 1886 Meyer Greene presiding. Absent Aid Marshall. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Finance reported work on books commenced and in progress. Resolutions adopted to build sidewalks on Exchange Street and Marshall Avenue, and to repair dangerous sidewalks. G A KR post decorated soldiers graves May 1. Vault and wings proposal referred to cemetery board. Marshal to fill low places with gravel. Guards for Monroe Street bridge referred to street and bridge committee. Sprinkling subsidies authorized. Road scraper use authorized. $100 decoration day appropriation approved. Mayor to appoint a committee of five to manage the funds and report. Druggist bond Greene & Drake presented. bonds accepted. Bills allowed: crossings, wall, deluge engine, hose, cemetery time roll, marshal time roll, manholes, nails, surveyors’ fees. Referred to finance. Adjournment for one week at ?.
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Common Council
Meyer Greene
Aid
Marshall
Exchange Street
Green Street
Marshall Avenue
Mansion Street
Wilmarth
Stone Bridge
Locust Street
Busan Baker
C. W. Darling
Ald
Stuart
G. A. KR
Post
Wetmore & Morse
Cemetery Board of Control
Monroe Street
Peck
South City
Racoritor
Day
Ferguson
Bond
Greene & Drake
Geo
Perret
I. L. Joy
Billa
Cyrug Marah
W. Ostia
John Whaten
E. W. Tiffany
Briddleboro
H. D Edwards & Co
H. D. Edwards & Co
Sexton’s Cemetery
National Garment Cutter Promoted as Invaluable Invention
The Statesman extols the National Garment Cutter as the top invention for home sewing enabling any housewife to cut and assemble complete garments with accuracy. Mr. Runtoon invites the public to an instruction room in the old building opposite the Baptist church to learn this simple, profitable work and to contact for further details.
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Pew Facia
Huutuon
Humioon
Baptist Church
Runtoon
Jadu
Musical institute to be held in Oregon Illinois this July
The American Normal Musical Institute will run four weeks starting July 5 in Oregon Illinois. It offers courses in church music voice culture piano organ and more with a focus on The Art Teaching. Faculty from Chicago will lead sessions and Mendelssohn and Handel works will be studied. Reduced railroad rates are provided and circulars can be requested from S W Straub 243 State Street Chicago.
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American Normal
Musical Teathate
Oregon
Ill
Comemencing
Mendalasohn
Presse
8. W. Straub
Arthur M. Straub
W. F. Werschkul
T. Martin Tawna
Wm. Beery
Chicago
W. Straub
Stata Street
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W. J. Lawrence
C. E. Southwell
Marango
Agerogt
Flecer
H. Goralinw
W. Wattlon
Wattles
TAM Wien
Gorsline
Ram
W. Wattlez
Atmore
Conley
W. Conley
W. Radford
Ewe
Charmier Musicale
Misa Virginia Bailie
Muskegon
W. L. Godfrey
Kate Seaver Downs
James
A. Imphisholaon
Inabeth
Phelps
Shumann
A. Warum
Timumearufod
Shubert
Lisd
Bae de Vienne
Chopin
D. Ives N
nuBinstEin
Rubinstein
John Shedd
Tekousha
Tekopabs
Crrcuit Court
Patit Jaroras
Agurt
RA. Culver
Tekonshi
Daniel Babcock
Albion T’p
Albert B. Calking
Albion City
Jerry Gerow
T’p. Aston RE. Blanck
City
Jasper G. Halbert
Geo. W. Love
Burlington
Erwin Hogle
Clarence
C. Blaghfield
Clarendon
James Walkinshaw
Conris
James McDonald
Eckford
Wolf
Emmett
Seth Peck
Fredonia
Peter Turner
Homer
Arthur Phillips
Lee
Frank H. Rockwell
LeRoy
J.C. Powers
Marengo
J.M. Laberteaux
Marshall City
Otis Kimball
Newton
Edwina M. Brown
Peanfield
Francia Clay
Sheridan
W. Dean
Tekonsha
Wm. V. Hoagiin
Albion
T’p
Charles W. Kilmer
John H. Franklin
James Graves
Woekl
John B. Gough
Bercame
Tao
Gough
Europe
America
Lyman Abbott
Divine
Feig Sohn B. Gugh
Mr. Gough
Orton
THE
National Garment Cutter
Marshall Markets
Graham
Imothy Butte
Michigan
Lewis & Arthur, Printers
I. 8
Peters Hardware Store
Ly Lund
J. W. Montague
Spratt
Peters
J. W. Montaguoc
S. Peters
Bill Henda
Thompsons
Jewelry Store
Julius King
C.h.thompson
W. W. Hayward
Eagle Street
Marehall
Jenny Wysoy
Ryadyk
Clingatona
Latham
Rysdyk
Himbletonian
Jenny Rysdyk
Gallion
Bayeton
I Scanlan
Cute
Strathmore
Victoria
Barbara Patchen
Idol
Lady Patchen
George M. Patchen
Montank
Prescott Belle
Mysdyk
Amos’ Cassine M. Clay
Jenny Byedy
John
Barber
Sheriff
Lewis & Arthur
Calhoun County
Timothy
Shanahan
Merchant Tailor of
Kennedy
Duryer
Richardson
Toya
N. Y
J.S. White, & Coo
At— Brothers
Postoffice
N. O
Coleman Bros
Gehnt
Boot & Shoe Emporium
Co. B. Webster
Ofoct&s
Thos. Rollinson
State Street
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