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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-06

The Banner further SAYS. A sns,s,
train lett this city YESTERDAY -
Messrs. Reon Barnes, chief engineer a
+. Shunk. first engineers RaUn and a.,
frost to determine upon bridge and -
,truction work between Natchez -
Jackson. The Bayou Pierre bridge -
DE 275 foot span aud the charscter :
the entire work on our NOW ss,ur4I
great Central or Midland liae will u,srE
a new era IN railroad building in ~.
State The Engineers who went r-t
We, terday on the special Will be iojs.J
by others at Jackson and viii 80
through to Columbus overland. d.
Crane leaves to-day for Noxubee eoau,,
on important business. Mr.. Reon Bsrts.
viii leturn on the special with Mr. u
+. Douglas to confer on coustrnctin,
The opportunity for our people to she's
their appre citation Of the Little J."b
now squareiy before them, and the r.al
that has been the pioneer in the suose..
$ hich bids fair TO boom our city an
benefit every one should receive all n.
cement we can give.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-06

Among the treasures Of Or,,n.,, ,.,.....--
e'Sased at ~ receat fair was paro ,,.: -
= known to Be ct least 60 yeors oId N ~.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-06
Wednesday, October 8, 1885.
FOR cONGREss-DeMocRATIc NOMINEES.

First District-JoHN Il. ALLEE, Of Lee
Second Dist'1ct-J. B. MORGAN, Of Desoto
Third Distriet-T. c. CAfcHISGs Of waren
Fourth District F q. BARRY, Of Clay.
fifia Dis'rict-C. l. ANDEKSON. Of Atfala
Sixth District-T. r. slOCKDALE, Of Pike
seventh Di.trict-c. J.. HOOKER, Of Kinds
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-06
Ahate the Surplus.


As Congress has neglected it, dnty of preventing
Treasury Surplus by reducing The war taxes Ii l.
the dgiy Of the President 10 abate IL ian as he
lawfully may, ~ payments upon the public debt
The rece!F ts uf the TIE tsGiy since EIe Der LIST
exceed the eS penditufes by 81 Oul 600 The eur
plus Above the 500 zoo 600 and ne fractional
silver is nov auoye $4,000 059. here are sIil
over $50 00G 600 81 uHealitd three per eBts. They
should be wiped out, the interest stopped and the
uBn- cesssry surplus sddei to ihe available money
OF the cguutry, instead o. remaining temptation
10 Congressional extTaya ance. " J. H0r3d.
We agree with the World. The Sur
plus in the Treasury ought to be abated
But the Wubii is wrong il throwing the
blame upon Congress which passed a
resolution requiring the payment upon
the public debt of the surplus above the
money required to be reserved for re
deeming the Treasury notes; but the
President, exercising his prerogative,
declined to sign it. If there was "a neg
lect of duty" Congress is not to blame.
Let our contemporary put the saddle on
the right horse.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-06

An engineer corps, 10 survey and 4.
out the extension OF the Natcbez - y
son 4 Columbus Railroad from I.S -
TO Columbus, W II be put in the ~. -
jackson this morning. A.r. IL
" no is to have The contract for rbas'4
struction, arrived in the city h. %
train tonight. x
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-06
The Little J. Extension

A Natchez special 10 the p;,
dated lst, gives the following ple,,.-.
information:
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24

rOK RENT FURNISHED HOUSE FOUR
L rooms Tor family of tao Can have llamedi-
ate possession. Address 81 leisg gram ID erala office
EOk RENI-FlNE HODsE TO GENT PROM
/ = toslL riE ueW cottages ioT safe iruLa sati
a. 81 .1JO Easiest lerals 500 10 loan. has
". Colt. 81 Fearl-st -
NO RENI-A PLEASANT HOUSE OF EI0HI
| rooms. lately pGpered and painted. To a
good tenant sl2 ler month. Enquire al house
CD North Union, just on irom Fountain. care Oi A
l. Page
no RENT SEVERAL HOUSES TO RENT PROM
1 a. to sl1 SIX new cottages ior sale on the
easiest terms stiu t0 al So. Lots for sale $50 20
sJsi. and lumber furnished with which 30 bulld.
Apply 10 thas ". cont. ~ Pearl -
NOR KENI-pARI OF HOUSE no. lf5 LYON
L Il, only one minutes walk irom post Office.
NO RENI-FKOM ONE TO FIVE WARS. a
| large brick hsuse and eight acre. OF land IA
northern part OF city, just east OF Alplne-a ave.
known a. the Zimmerman place. Enquire al
Harrison Wagon Works Office.
no RENr-HOUsE AND BARN on BROAD
/ way, IN good order. Also house on East
Bridge street, nearly new. To responsible par
ties low rates viii be given. We have for sale
several houses and lots ON easy terms We write
insurance Oh All classes of insurahle property. at
rates fixed by ourselves Money 10 loan on real
estate security. Naysmith Bros. once, Room 4.
Iwamley block, Grand Rapids. -
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24
CARPETINGS.

Brussels, Velvets, Moquettes,
Administers, Ingralns, Mat
tings, Lnoleum, Oils Cloths,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Draperies, POrtieres,
Curtain poles and Trimmings
of all kinds and at the lowest
prices.
Dressmaking and the manu-
facture of Wraps, under the
charge of Mrs. l.. A. Hodges,
In connection with our Store.
is a most desirable arrange
ment for our numerous custo-
merS.
Strangers are cordially in
vited to visit our immense
Dry Goods and Carpet estab-
bishment, and all persons who
are desirous Ct making pur-
chases of Dry Goods of any
description, and who cannot
conveniently come to Grand
Rapids, may avail themselves
of the largest and greatest
variety Of merchandise TO he
found in the State simply by
writing US and making known
their wants. We do a very
large business in this manner.
Thousands of letters are re-
ceived weekly from all over
the country ordering goods by
mail and by express.
People who have never tried
this way of making purchases
will be surprised at this salts
factory manner of supplying
their wants.
Very Respectfully.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24
PERSONAL TOPICS.

Joseph NimmO, Jr, ex Chief Of the
Bureau Of Statistics, Is seriously III.
Mr.. John Condor sailed for Europe sun
day on the steamship Eruria, from New
York
President Thomas Chase Of Haverford
College is TO leave on the 81 Of June for
Europe. where be will spend a year
Judge Atkins. of Richmond. Va. has de
cided that no liquor license can be issued
upon the tender Of Virginia coupons.
Jay Cooke passed through Pittsburgh on
wednesday evening. on the way 10 has
isia home at Gibraltar. on Lake Erie.
Congressman Storm will be in strouds-
burg today, to attend the Monroe Democratic
county meeting, Of which he will be chair
man.
Dr. Dio Lewis is quite in at his home i'm
Tonkers, y. y, from erysipelas. the result
Of a wound received several weeks og0 bv a
fall from his horse.
FIJI Kochersberger and +. r. OkeH. both
Of Pennsy vania, are among those who have
recently passed the examination for cadet
ship AZ the Naval Academy.
Among the passengers on the White Star
steamer Germanie which sailed from New
YORK Friday. were Miss Clara Louise kel-
logg, Miss kitiie Berger and Divide Musin.
A. n r Granelh. of Toronto. ont for
many years Consul General for Italy at
Montreal. has been appointed Honorary
Consul f0r Italy for life. tie was the last
person made chevalier by the late Victor
Emmanuel
Advices from Bloomington, fil.. are tothe
effect that First Assistant Postmaster tfen-
ersi stevenson is mnch improved and be- is
thought Niii he sufficiently recovered from
his atfacs q vertigo % return To- Washing
Ton today.
Tie wife of William Shearer. a. English
artisan. residing 81 Atlanta. Ca. has reDeiv-
ed .effer from Eus land announcing that
she bad been ieff a legacy ~ $4,000 by a
sister who had moved to New Zealand
thirty years azo. Shearsr formerly lived in
Phi. sieiph.s.
lFramiter John Roach Ressa's Lieutenant
who flti1g Che lssf teo years has been in
CONSTANT conflict with the police - she
fonrh are-incf. Ves committed tar ersai-
nsflon Al Gee touns New York FrI3sr
nforninE f'r ii=orierlY cor irrf .n Cifr HaH
PARK affer BIS case a. sirsf tlfHrer William
NscseY asi beer adjourned
The sfst1e ~ Har-ief Ma~tresu which
Va gureiei in fae od -oafh uretnz
Houee sf Boston ehflt tarae wears sra =
to - gwen to Wellesley eza tr Mss
WaitreT tas sruiTfer in waa.e rnstf.fv e
Tss p.seef 6y y - Nare Cnsqrsan rreei.s..s
81 'e- oessh in i>z5 itr - rseeG n
Ifs Fernaarenr lccano~ ear F fn Jane
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24

NHo>E BUSINESS ls ~ ~ . D0 sflL A
" paying hlslnrss auftl seau tsf s4sr iaii
aud sill tti sn4 htss taslile-s li ls have luf
sa.e. D. tnf'in. hos'.n a aefeis hloeR. opIo.
slie sweet hule-
IoR sALE- -ByRCHARD FAKM AT RtgDs
/ laAc. ~iih "a coes Hat Ias duvu. and
balance ANY number ai ytars Cali uT allfuss
Nfs g. bufthala. - Lasi FULTON e.
/ HAVE A MODLkA u0l-E UN WEST SIDE
1 bDi nNc minutes Aalk if.lu Camp lau llars ihai
Viii SELL ai a saCrlure or allua lu ifadI silur
Ian residence unl over tlc value ui s-u1 Au-
drcss \. B care lilfaaAN iifaALD
NOR sALE CHolIE RIAL E-rAIE IHAKF
L for sale - lols on nuuihNIcks addition.
inuuilug ou Cherry Charles aud fasi-sis Prices
low ana terms easy Also a ne1 uilfll luildiug
site az the Top Of Fulton sg hin. $50 ieei fuut by
tio ieel deep e. Ii. ayi9f, ot Dcnis ho.ei.
l-d Mosroe II.
NOR sALE-SOGIM DIVISION STREET BlrI
i uess property, between Dcnuis1us aeucui-
tufal Haferoolis aud benis ncN block. Geo. e..
Pierce, agent 81
rOK sALE-A1 A akfAI BARGAIN. Ml
L house and lut $50 -outh Lafag cite. House ls
substantially bullt splendid ntA and cisieru
bath rDoul. closet. etc. lot 5lNlsl N ia sell the
whole al what house cost o. hulld. u slid lhls
month Ii. g. Alien. corner Fulton and loulA-
sts W
NOR sALE-GOOD HOUSE BARN LoI Of
L nult trees, etc. very cheap, 10 sold Rtrs
soon. situated al Reed Lake AlsD tuu duRtl
mac mines. shdpcT tcncut machlut aud isuuuE
machine etc Inquire OF ). +. ho-uan, las
Monroe s. 81
| OIs. LOTS LOIS-ON SOUTH DIVISION 81.
IL suitable Tor stores or hotel or a Sixth Nation
al bank. These arr ycry choice were bought
several yeArs ago with view oI probable improve
mcnt on that ih0roughfare. Igtile Brls General
Agency. W
EOK sALE-ThE OLD HOMESTEAD - SHAN
NUT ave. Lot lun Hy ls1 feel viii sei one.
bali OF lot. with house anl barn. Do desired House
ia good repair. Win bath fo-om. hot and cu.d
water m same. good cellar with furnace hill
be sold on reasonable terms Apply 20 Vim -
Hovey, IS Mon oc-st s5
EOR sALE-NALUABLE BUSINESS PROP
i eriy on long time small payment down.
brick building 1u feet front tSu stories anu base
ment. nue location Tor commission or Wholesale
business, n feed Mill steam lauuQn OF dyc house
imOre a. needed here apply oI send stamp d.
". K Scubuer, heal ksiaie Dealer. b. Ieari-
St. Grand Rapids Mlch.-the best Town IN
America. u
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24
SOMEWHAT silly

The editor OF that rather bright local
paper, the Leader, IN an attempt to con
troyert some things that have been said
by the TELEGRAM HERALD respecting
the boycott, presented an utterly impos-
si0le sappositious case to this paper on
Saturday evening and asked an early
answer For some inscrutable reason
the editor Oi the Ledder chose To sub
scribe himself A Poor. Ignorant Wage
worker Now 1t Is our experience that
most editors are wage workers" and in
great majority of cases they are "poor,"
bat that they are Ignorant" as a ru,e
we doubt. IL the editor OF the crepuscular
organ really intended to disguise his hand
he should have allowed somebody to use
a blue pencil ON bis copy for the double
headed article bore the unmlstakable ear
MARKS which always enables one news-
paper man 20 know anOther's hanIi-
work His resort TO the usual "letter 10
the editor vas as silly as the clss which
was supposed" On Friday last the
IELEGRAWH Herald reproduced in It's ed
i'orlai columns the decision Of Judge
MALLoET ot Milwaukee. respecting the
boycott as conspiracy and made some
comments thereon. The editor OF the
Ls0ier asks
u were one of the patrons Of bis
metropolitan paper AMI Tor some reason
= IL. .af.t a D.
ton on seine prominent question. and being
-o. refused to pair1nize him longer and
.it3fed 'Tp or more persons 10 DO Likewise.
does he presume to ieil the public that he
NHn.d, or could. punish me flr conspiracy
In the first place the editor OF the
Le4fer supposes ths above case Now II
is entirely outside the bounds OF supro-
sitiou that the editor Of the Lsader. pro
Tiaing he vas a patron q this paper
should become dissatisfied with its
course upou any prominent question.
The editor in question Is too sensible
person. Bui = ne we're and II he did
.hsu % is utterly ridiculous to suppose
that he could induce two or more
Persons who bad once patrouized the
Only genuine newspaper IN Grand Rap
IDS 'o refuse 20 patrouiza it longer.
Let ~. suppose. however. that this
-smsrksb.y suppositious case could b
supr0sed. then Es have 20 say that The
iEEFastag- fsRAIp uever advocated such
a csse. or binted that snch thing wousd
10 possible. What. are you snsuereis
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24

rOR RENT-AT 81 PER MONTH. SIX LIGHT,
L dry and airy rooms in basement oi ilu S.,rlug-
~ Hard ana sou water ln Kitchen. healthy
aud pleasant location. Cal az Ben rranklin
Printing Office, opposite Sweets Hotel. -
NOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOM. SUITABLE
L Tor two gentlemen OF married coupe Pleas
antly situated Two blocks irOm pOstoiiice - East
BrldgesL 81
NOR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM. FUR
L nshed looking out on Campau square. TIE
most pleasant anc centrally located nom Ia the
city. Rent reasonable bo right parties. Address
or call e. NJ Fowler, % Lyon 81, city. 81
NOR RENT-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
L front room on ground floor, in desirable local
ity, suitable for one or two gentlemen, excellent
table board near by. Address l2l BOstwick-st.
COR RENT-A LARGE ROOM GROUND FLOOR
closets and bath nom, with or without
board 40 COilege-Ave.
nor RENT-VERY PLEASANT DESK ROOM
L for rent by james Gallup. 81 MonTocsL p
no RENT-TWO HANDSOME ROOMS WITH
/ hrst class board. Call AT i5l No Diyision-st.
no RENT-DESK ROOM on GROUND FLOOR,
/ 10 Pearst, H. N. Reynolds
no RENT-VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS OK
L hrst floor, suitable Tor TWO gentlemen or
gentlemen aud wife Call at Do Sheldon St,
Mrs Creyton Post.
no RENT-UNE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
L suitable Tor one or two gentlemen, ia prl-
vate family; pleasantly situated opposite pOstof-
flee. Inquire al 10 \. Division st.
40 RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
l with all the modern Improvements. Enquire
at room II Grinnell block, corner Canal and
Crescentave. ~
no RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
| room suitable for married couple or two
young men. Apply at Palace Dining hall, 100
Canal-SL ~
no RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
L with board IN very pleasant locality. Also
front room ON ground floor unfinished Call AT
27 East Fulton 81. 81
no RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT 5 RAN
1 sOm-St. 81
no RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
| rooms at 10 West Park Place. ~
no RENI-FURNIsHED ROOMS on SECOND
L and third floors, Adds block, - Canal-st -
VC RENT-ONE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
Il Call at room 5Gunn block, Monroe ST sl
no RENTING ORTHREE ROOMS SUITABLE
i for Offices. Apply at Lunn House, over IL
Monroe 81. 81
no RENT-lN TIE BLOCK No "a CANAL
such can have one Two or three rooms a they
desre-all heated by steam. The best chance
for single gentlemen ior lodging purposes. Good
tenants can have such AT very low rates. Inquire
at once at No. 2 Canal-st, of g A Ber~in.
no RENT-NEATI.Y FURNISHED ROOMS.
l Apply ON third foor Albert block, Canai-st ~
no RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS II GOOD
| shape at 1919 OttawasL ~
no RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT
/ - OttawaSL "a
no RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
i at D East Bridgest ~
no RENT-FURNlSHED OR UNFINISHED
i rooms. Enquire al corner of Lagrave and
Oakes st. gl
no RENT-FCRNIsHFD ROOMS AT A VERY
| reasonable rate nj ~ OuawaSt- sl
TO RENT-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS At A
| very low rate Apply at the Hemple House.
no RENT -FOUR ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
/ gentlemen and wife for light housekeeping
Call OF address IN Bustwick IT. -
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24

lB 81 Kindness and, for the prsss1f.
sth tie bsst u good feeling. these Ines
ere addressed la tie soaking sheets "
GRAND k4l idz referring especially o. tie
iaay parysgors ~ -bollef plate i4tslii-
zeaee. A- desire !lst aos a. gise cur
llor= lr lrss esteemed contemporaries
sel-z ot--f reasons Tor tie unprecedented
sleoess of tle IzLzaRAA- h EkALu. the
youngest DAILY n their uidst. reasons
ll--l than TIE admitted ones that lt Is
tie llly lesspap-r ln Western NJ M.cLig gan
taat publishes the complete telegraph re-
.orls .lzl tie same az 10 OIL m-trOpOli-
tal pap=r-. thal % i- eqtsfpuaing and up
4lfl tie t.4rs. aud that Is is bright and
veil srit7l tie other reas 1ns FOR us
popularity he Ia The fact that il is inds-
pendent AMI fearless. that lt has idess
sllcl lt dares 10 ex ress. Tie IELE-
a-as- hEAALD oheFs year subscription
il-e t0 aBy person Who VII point out
g-e ll4e in any of It's contemporaries,
agpuslug an admitted sr3ug, upon auy
guoAc 4uestioa where sucn opposition
s0u.d bs liable 10 Interfere with the sd-
s-ftisiug patronage u the paper. The
country tar some weeks has been passing
through an era % excitement, and yet
xlth the exception oi this Jour
nal scarcely single editorial opin-
lon has been expressed for OF
against the dissatisfied woTklngmen.
Nhys because the weaklings fearing
to express az opinion and being unde-
cided what 10 10 have rather chosen 10
iet tie matter 90 by default. The lELE-
GRAM HERALD las had opinions upon al
questions aud has not hesitated 10 *
press them aud will continue so 10 DO.
We shall oppose wrong wherever 1t
shows itself whether II De Ia the ranks
az tile Knights OF Labor or among syn
dleatrs Of capitalists. 10 Is d matter OF
kno~" about matters and things trans
plrng no the different newspaper offices
lu this city % sec editors who have no
sympathy whatever with the real labor
ers and the labor movement supporting
tue boycott and footing eight-hour
horns, not 10 their editorial columns but
through the medium Of letters to their
own papers. Ia the matter OF Sunday
amusements at the lake these papers
have been IA = particularly unhappy
state. They DO not want 10 lose the ad-
yertisements OF the Street Railway CON-
pany aud personally they see no objec-
ton 10 the concerts, but when they are
asked 10 say something editorially, they
reply: "Oh, that would never do; We
should offend our readers. You just
write letter 10 the editor and we will
publish IT," Nonsense, gentlemen
have little Independence. Speak out
once IN a while and express some kind
Of an opinion even If it's publication
should cause somebody to stop the paper
and you will find that the public will
have more respect for you aud your color
less sheets. Initiate as much as possible
the enterprise and fearlessness of this
journal and you will look upon life mer-
fily as does the TEL EGRAM- HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24

The sound of lsal 5siles is asgs
a saitsr resembles race horse vhen be
rlas tor steaks
There Is soas cents u tae remarks taat
-le penales ls1uer taan .ae seorl
A state exchange .aslsaafss lh4t ibe
-s@eet singer oi Michigan Is uo Moore.
Ia lass of general European ~ar ss are
ready % laau ihs government couple of
tabs i4r navy
Az exchanges asserts that Fa,sAr eolle1e
girls never attend coddsh balls. Ihey are
undoubtedly Zoo bony
We haze not heard anything about Mr
keeIeg molor lately lI has probably
keelea ouf Ok eAisience
Miss Comn wants che legislature of New
Jersey to change her name. Its grave
thing % have a cosuomen ike that
Intoxicated persons viii sometimes per-
form impossible ihinss For Instance one
eil tumble down stairs twice in going up
once
The Chicago Hau thinks man must
have friends or die. The man wiih yellow
musgache eill NOE get along well ia this
world
Champion Sullivan boasts that he is
making e. oo0 year bu. this does not
prohibit him from hitting a two-cent De
lroit reporter
A Grand Rapids giri who proposes 20
make the rounds of the summer resort. Will
probably palm herself Oh as Miss Of
sisteeu springs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24

A good ProhibitiOnist at Howell recently
said IN speech that temperance meetings
would make Prohibition votes as sure as
held. He didn't sound the concluding
letter quite distinctly enough, and the re-
port got all abroad that he uttered a senti-
ment that bad a spice of profanity in il, and
he has been obliged 10 come out in the Re
pubhcaR aud enter a vigorous disclaimer
Yelrnlf Mnrninn Iribnlc
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24

L'OR SALE-LEASE. FURNITURE AND CAR
i pets N room house iu most desirable pau ed
the city Modern Improvements. Fourteen tahle
boarders, aud parties could readily secure amy
number. Addrcss b care oi carrier No. ). Post
Onlce a
LOR oAIE CHEAP-A IND.NAEEL ROAD
l. cart, nearl5 new. Also house aud lui d..
sheldon - GOOD location. Apply al lu2 Mourpe.
r., shoe store. =.
DOR SALE CHEAP-A TWO WHEEL ROAD
i cart, nearly new, apply a. ~ Sheldon 81
EOR sALE-AN ELEGANT NEARAY NEW
L delivery wagon, coupe finish The finest
wagon OF the kind ln The city. Nlll hc sold al a
bargain Inquire al Aibee's livery stable ou
Bronson-st. "a
NOR SALE-COMPLETE SET y Y. REpORTs
L Waits actions and dciences aud other vaiu-
able law books. VIII De- sold cheap. Address
Fred :. Clark Grand Rapids. Mich.
rOR sALE-A PORTABLE BATH TUB know (:
i TON 81, is ehtifcly new, cosi en- viii be sold
Tor slO cash. Also baby carnage. new. Cost 81
price =. Address i. G.. NJ. Telegram Herald
ohce ~
EOK sALE-TWO THOROUGHBrED KEN
L tucky SADDLE horsCs one brown mare ycars
old, sired by Hampton dam by j. g. Breckenridge
one brown mare years old. sirpd hy King
William, dam %. Neil Robinson sound and good
driNers Call on or address J. r Leitclltr isl
Lyon-st, Grand Rapids. Mich. IS
EOR SALE-A SECOND HAND CHICKERING
L piano. VIII hc sold cheap % slld ssln Call
AT Mn Dewcys, l12 Monroe = up siairs.
LOk SALE-A LADY WHO Us GOING IN
L leave The city desires 90 sell q tine square
piano, four round corners fr.t class make. Ieen
used les Than three months. Must be sold ln
two weeks Call after ? m - 29 Ottawa 81
EOR sALE-T~O RETAIL LUMBER YARDS
L in good live towns doing good hlsiuoss 100
opposition. are situated on 81 A. line of 6rsud
Trunk railroad between south Lyons and Jack
son For particulars and terms address lumber
box 90, Coral, Mich
EOR sALE-CHEAP-TwO PHFTON BrG-
/ gi's and one two seated surrey buggy Viii
sell cheap II sold Immediately Call GA Naien-
tine schaak 30 East Buogcst opposite Hhkes
liquor store. 3
DOR SALE-FlsHlNG 1ACKIING AT COST
i We are closing out our ttpck of these goods
Trout sud bass flies trolling hooEs etc. D. Canal.
-, " J.. sNii1 siicc,-if % Carpenter Judd q 90.
L'OR sALE-OLD E>TABIIsHEO WHOI.FsA ALE
and retail millinery and fancy goods business
-tNturcs. show cases aud tvfr8 thing complete
Inquire al - Aonrre St- Grand kaps,is Mich 81
DOR sALE-BROwN LEGHORN FsGs FoR
hatcniug puUuees - per ls u1 e. 1H por -
Address George a. Nykes. lil South lafast.iif-si
Grand Rapids MCn. sl-i no
IOR saba FIRsrCI.A-s SILVER WATCH
hlein, National Watch Company make
cost 50. used but little VIII De- sold af liberal
Discount Inquire al ifiF'sHAs HtHsiu office
BARGAIN-A CANOPY Tor puFroN
A almost good a. ncU upholstered iu
fnprpcco leather cost sFll ln Chicago uil sef fsr
So Rooms a. and r. Hous..fnan naiidlug g. J..
White
EOR sATE-TwO PIANOS. UPRIGHT Axn
square VIII seiI on payment of fa 4a esch
month ~ riii trade one ior good driving hnr.r
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24
ron RENI -BUSTsEss pUHros

EOR RENT-A STORE. SIZE 25x50 FEET ON
i west side Of South Division-st. between "a
and ith avcs. very desirable location for either
dry goods or groceries Inquire of Geo. Bates. on
premises. q
NO RENT-A ROOM a 0FEET. GOOD 10
| cality suitable for n store Gail At Roitis
Meat Market corner of West Bridge and stock
ing 81. 81
no RENT DIS lRARIE STORE NO aq
| Pearl s. loveii block Row occupied by Mohl
aud Van Alstine viii be- for rent May lst Geo
" Allen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-24

NfANIklt-A 0IEL TO po GENERAL
" ha4-tHark Naue bli competent lsersssn
with s,a.t references ueed appIs Wages = par
HUtk Apply al MTs Al. Ltuiai4. corner Jeher
ssa afe and l1tTD si -
NfANIEH AN APPRENTICE lO IEAkN
" drrs-iaakiug Nr, Mcmillan. rooin sa
Ledyarl block
IfANTED-sOMPErE Girl FOR GfNFk-
W al huuseNofk. Must come wel recommend
e1 81 Cheuy e. corner Jeiersou ave. -