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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-30
800 REV ARD

lTTILL bE PAID ANY PERSON GIVING
w Information leading TO the arrest and CON
vlction Of the party parties who tried TO set fire
to our premises the morning of June 23d.
LOO SAM SHIN,
PSI t3t All SHIN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-30
Tuesday, July 6, 1885,

At y o'clock noon of that day all the right, title
and interest of the said a. J. Cartwright, ST, AS
such Executor and Trustee as aforesaid, and all
the right, title and interest which the salo Emma
KsleIeonalani had at the time OF her deceRse, OF
in and to that certain piece or parcel Of land
known the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-30
FOR SALE.

TNHE GYMNASIUM PREMISES ON FORT
street. Lot 5s1lO5 feet, building 5Ox64 feet
This Is a very desirable place for private resi-.
deuce or lodging house. and will be sold 80
a reasonable figure. Inquire OF,
C. BOLTE,
I'm Treasurer Honolulu Athletic Association.
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COrsets.
OverShirtS.


Nursing Mai andG
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-30
sale Of Lease of Government Land

Treasury Department, Honolulu, June Il, 1886.
2I5-tf-w
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-30

BY order Of A. ]. Cartwright, ST., the duly APP
pointed Executor and Trustee of the last Will AMI
testament of Emma KaleleonalRni, deceased, and
under license OF the Supreme Court Of the Ha-
waiian Islands, sitting Court OF Probate, We
are directed sell AT public auction at our saleS-
room. Ia Honolulu,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-30
FOR SALE.

ONE GRAND PIANO. RAPPS, NEW, At
less than cost. Inquire at this ONCE. je3o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-30

And being the Premises formerly occupied by "
L. Green, Esq, as a private residence.
Half the purchase money remain on mort
gage at per cent per Rnnum net.
For further particulars apply 10 A. ]. Cart
wright, ST., or 70
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
TrE croLERa

ll.eFs are inaaeatssna teal tie stssleF4
alsy age aEaln rae a1nzlBs s1llllsf
sltA rsas~sd faFy fhs disease
- reported 81 asss ofuksn s;st Row IS
Trieste and mat ID ttaly t Is -oese taal
AZ aE-t rspssfts.l Isiesis Is . poFt ~hleh
Is Il ooasidsra3ls e5nnlesesai .1portsnee.
beng TIE ouly sea port ~ AastFia. suc
fhers aEs considerable Hamhsrs ~ trag-
elsfz sho szit tie eity ca DasIaess.
The iaet sils - tas A4axsf ~ d spread
~ tie disease fr.al that ps5lBt Tbs 0c-
eagrence "a the dread disease thas rariy
la tie summer gives reason t0r greater
appgshsnsi,u that it Iii gaia stronger
ioog hsid snd sseep AVA ulore ylsfius
tLan Sc iid last summsf. Nhils this
pestli.suoe Aay extend Itself - localities
shich are ia good sanitary condition, it
generally has its Ougia and does tie most
destructive ~0rz shsfs hlth prevails. II
10 lot therefore. compliment g. be
sissss,. 0s b. Il Is acsn0sisd gel thai
tie most sflcieut preventive is cleanli.
ness. and while there IS 40 immeoisSs
cause ior alarm IL this country. a little
saFiy spring cleaning ou the part Of ma
niclpal authorities vii not be lost labor
There are some streets aud alleys ia this
city which shouid have prompt attsnsiou
Tie maiarlal Diseases 90 which all locah
ties are subject should At least be
guarded against
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
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Barley 'anPoea p ~Hlns q as~ pas
s-7ea 'A 80 -T' eeS i-s Ai'e
l1e Nefi salaff comes in9m tAr iAt'n
''.af'a.s. literally 7ait "i''iiet ih's ihi9f-
nation 's gwen Pr t1e oenent ~ pifti1s
~-' a's ''s'''s' ' 'H1' '''' " '0'
s'
seheneeieoy n church ls e1pefi-
mentns With a brass band ia lieu oi an
organ o1l 1ne congregation shu complain.
Perhaps tnes sieslfe Boys to lsidie beer -
ana oo~n tie a'sle'
The Ne~ iofA Jo'9aa'1f refers 20 ms
I paper as the Detroit iele0aas hat have
~ of ehat Las "r-nd Rapids done lo de
serve tnl- p Ae have ever done that Ne"
fors Fofnan an injury ~e ask his forgive
T Ness a. once
+ Casse.ls magazine or May contains a
+ beautiful defense of mother-in. law, and
egu paragFapher Who has abused that
+ e-um4sie person should read it aud then 20
+ out in -ome lonely spot and kick himself
Tor haii an hour
There is sudden and awful silence ia
4 Chicasopape lately about the water supply.
I can it be Thar ia the slories OF the Book
beer season the as eraee Chicago editor does
not care whether fheeity has water supplied
from lsh pond of not
The smallest man in the present Yale
college boat crew weighs over 100 pounds.
la the next cane rush somebody is going to
eet hurt Its surprising how quick a man
will pick up when he eschews Greek aud
mathematics and sticks 10 legitimate col
lese pursuits.
b,dstead lust built bv Milwaukee
firm Tor "A man there is - feet vide and Ia.
nine commandments. each intended 10 hold
one of rhe purchaser children. The squall
that would arise from that bed on the en-
trance of a burglar would be- something
terrible. There Will be mo- need of a burglar
alara in that house.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

AZ tne mNionafra Senator'S would
osn .4r Furn erarflcs' serviee az SENATOR
SAssE ier4 g Tru.d he worth vhi.e
io ssni ners ~ tnem 'o ~ WsshinViau IL
tae iear peaeIe rn.y knew b there ara
plenty ~ ..arss ta ~ hsd sf snsil
salaries Faa seuti 81 large part ~ the
easasee f the Uusal States Sanate
more s'ar.aufT thsn ths .orlIy Senator's
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
If You Want Goods Of ANY Kind

and cannot conveniently visit our city, YOU
can always avail yourself of our immense
stock and low prices by simply writing us,
stating as near as may be your wants.
Samples of any kind of dry goods will be
forwarded you by Grst mail. Makey your Sc
lections, return US the sample and your
order will be executed promptly and with
great care.
All goods sent out on orders in this man
ner and not giving entire satisfaction can be
returned at our expense.
SrRrNG & CoNPASY
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

call in and witness the Improvements
that are constantly being made 10 our mann
moth establishment
We intend 10 make our store the great
center for the dry goods trade IN Grand
Rapids by furnishing the largest stock in
every department keeping on sale the best
fabrics aud selling everything al The very
lowest possible price
SPRING 4 CoMPANN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

All trains arrive 81 sud aeIau fln' iisn
depot
depart
Mail fof Cilo.go NusAea1u aul taic.iu - H
Fa.f fsf,rt.ss fr .hlraea So 4. D.
EkpTess fsi Nusfteuu ~ in
ki,hi iNpFees fof Chicago -lN Az h
EApress iaf hIe heifls HuH itiorIf q r' s ni
n al tor h.g kaIalas nud isa.aeta tt D. iH
Arrive.
Nlshf IApFess iTou iElUisea Hf' N
J. press ffsin Mu-kuEa.. iu
Mall ffun thltaHu and AHhkrEan s.' in
Expnssss fnYm iuiclu t.It d. nl
Hast Rap ff,u flIlsf.eu aHU NIrfif.HI n - p IH
E1pr b, frnIa hiF i.allds aua aa.1Hiu m
fKpnsS from halta iI att q in
tDailY. 1Duii4 tNrtEH -usHat
Through ooalhrs ie iIirae. aIio lsfe7n un 'ff'
q m train.
Through paflnf ear 60 Diltato nu i- b ni.
Train. NotatIH change flf -lft
Through fgImafi sleeping eaf Nia- Nsali iHI
Chicago Ou io 81 D m train
Clos connections made Hi Is.HHIn ir I.n1iNH
tou and Naulrfet
Union Ticker Office tI NonHst s.n'ef
III ttEfff4tf. fsrN Passenger hFtf.i.
a 81 LIIKfh iftHI hHufFtt
GRO N UAraN Ticket agent. iIIf.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
The New Department.

Under the Skylght may be found large
assortment Of Embroideries. Made-up Cam
brio articles Dress Trimmings in great va
riety, Buttons, Chenille Fringes. Moss Trim
mings. Braids Ruchngs, Corsets. etc
SrRING & CoMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

The largest store. the largest stock. t-e
largest business enablss Us 20 sell all kinds
of Dry Goods silks. Dress Goods Domestic
Goods. Carpets Draperies and ali Kind, %
Cartain Materials al much less prices than
can be obtained eisew here.
SFEINo < CoHrkN4.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

fltLalargh Aei chants estimate that
Stokes Ia tas past tea years have cost
rhsm assf sl1.sUiu
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

fhe Honorable AeeHrHsLD bUrrtRs
believes it ts aie constitutional right "a b.
usp.nusl Pr Lieutenant ti7verpor. re-
Fsri.-ss ~ Who is to head ths ticket
rhs hras ~ iocomatiVe whistle AZ the
salf aou "a midnight a not more em-
phsbc au ihe shriek CIR g. lrrsss thar
eoules Hoatng DOWN 'he bsimy AR from
Tl.t~ia,,tr
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Auoii Is ses1 has passesi ani JEAaE
Ea4sIas las aat oobbei up sith uew
raa0a.d project
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Naen Hzssf WAau Baa, HgE 10 mad
as t.. ta hae d alan sao wants 20 swear
1uf 8oeaut Iare o. .t.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
THE BOON

OF LEE X =
WANTED hEFr- fafr aff eent elref ~
r1F maze rfrsr lHf
ftt rrfaf trH-esa ~ ffrf'ftf-
paf tenns Esat. - ffsfssHAff. a sffe
.rsIf tf#rfF t-rrtr flrU. end f.Trasfe
n aFtrrre srt fFrF fsfraT if
areasa.e
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20


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fiilaparsA aef chants estimate that
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Naen h-ssf "Aar b1n a1H 10 NAL
a- ts hhe q alan %ao wants 20 swear
put doeans dare .l' 2
4,...-. .,..s..r .t. W,,biy.o Tl,o..
of Esgasasaa.tlses. ered.ts Gov. ALogA
a. h4u4g aspuauona to become die
iator
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t4'ie seotilnent in Favor of arostfa-
-
f''f'' ''- ''-P'o' GO p s'o"''- '''O'
'' "@f anu - - "''' ''''' ''' ~
sr.-er Cox la. been lecturing Ia Con
staaan1als on the Poetry u Mechan-
ism Cos Il 4usiitisd Co speak o0 the
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l-.''''' po'''y 70 ~ -''''''''' >"
'''''
ssyera' lays have elapsed since Mrs.
IHoUFsoS was appointed postmistress
aud, SD far as - can sea, not paper has
bad ihs President eoZsged 70 her. Tie
We 'nier ifom what hENRY WARD
bEE1tfl says tuat he Is not profoundly
iu love with the Democratic party but
his language is redundant S'ngie-eared
assess are So rare that it was hardly nsces-
sary tc SAY that tine afs"'ss DeH'ocraf'c"s
""' - @'
Congrsasman WILLIS need not apologize
for recommending Mrs. THOMPSON She
seems o. bavs conducted the Office salts
iactoniy and with forty applicants 1t wa
a fogeg'u9 conclusion that there would
be at isasl ihiriy-nine kiekers whoever
vas 'ppoinieL
Is reportedthat The Democratic letter
carriers la tbs Albany post Office we're
sssesse.l '3 nsst the campaign expenses
IT ths resent municipal campaign That
thsrs is cIsuse in the Civil Service law
excepting Democrats from its provisions
s not zsueral known.
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4v. .-oli... nsy-, "a show in the grand
..-..,t... r... .r,. Va s1vysst tbaf he
.r..l,,. d, t... ~ s,s ..,.sri.v m sha mat
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e,r.los-
'i'.' M
srahia a.a Gentleman has not resurre ted
h,s anr.srf ana ebastnufv se-asd about
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
Everybody VIII Vote a ye

Cleveland's appointment of Miss Folsom
rs mistress Of the White House will be
unanimously confirmed by the whole coun-
try in open session Il. Lopg Post DE-
match
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Speaker GLASS " the Michigan House
of Representatives. credits Gov. ALoER
al a4U4g asplnatona ca bscoms die
iator
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

The lnlaas of the Utah agency are
.h4ard .nts factions and have gone to
saarr-las ast hke iau-h-dged polin-
cials.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Congress is still in session. and yet
cyclone siruck This country and ie1 the
capital untouched The ways oi Providence
grow more insrraiit.e and mysterious every
dav Fhltlafiuhi1 ifmes
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

The outside 81 the Ne0s is miserably print
ed this week owing - the chuckle headed
negro pre~sm3n grea.ing the forms % make
the roller run slick -JqcksDp GaI Nan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Cause and Effect

striking switchmen' would naturally
lead Co striking -choolboys - Chicqgo Iafcr
f5eeat
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

bS 4 m tran Las rltt I.fUh ral i.I tHlllif -Iaif
$50 3 ~ tfaiu cnuusslf al haiHlaaela ili httit
Grrsk jackson uoiroli aAa lsllitllf.Ii iel.uss. nI
rVlfg AL pcirlii ri ll l- B
Thraulh tiglfis and HN infarlnatf..u Nal i-
lad b, fallllg 0p1u hInsUis. urAei ateif at
is.glol or tleo "a Nulsull. rH1l IItsta tkiiii e.
Muurst street A. B. ttt.f "it'N
General fazstlil. Ulid itrhtt AttlI
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Tammanr Is smiling ~ su-e Hugh
Grant bad tho mnraI courage and character
t1 sfcstiv vote against fbe Br1adVaY fran
chlse aui Tamn ans has right 20 smile
N lrh J. Grant was IawmauFs candidate
f1r mayor and Isnnn IsWwanvs sheriff
f'1Er.flfutsf I..sF
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

The ade passed oy ths Board of Eda-
ration a very trying ou trustee IisBrrs
but t - summer now and he hopes 20 set
aIoug luIfs we'll
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
Tne COMING MAN

T1E COMING MAN
The Detroit Free Press has interviewed
the prominent politicians u Detroit as 20
their usxt choice for Governor The
majority OF the Dsa ocrats didn't know
whcm they wanted and cared less. Two
we're for Dos NJ DIcEISs0N, two for Col
SHozM EE. of Jackson. and two for Gen.
WILLIAM T. ISSEs. of Grand Rapids.
SASaoRD Husr, Recorder Of Jackson,
who vac talked %. said Il am in favor
u Gen. INNEs. lie has all excellent rec
oFd aud would poll very large vote"
Tue Republicans almost % man cen
tered their hopes on CYRUS q. LUcE, and
the < neral opinion seemed 10 favor d
Western Michigan N 10 who iii int own
half the State. aud was man oi tie peO-
/ pie and not monopolist. On the whole
+ the rELE6EAM- HERALD from summary
( 81 the views Of politicians throughout the
I State Is Inclined 10 believe the coming
man will hail from Grand Rapids
/ Whether he will be Democrat or Re
publican remains % be seen.
The Boy Tramp, or the Maniac
Mother" is the title OF drama playing
10 the coal regions Of Pennsylvania The
/ Minersyille Free Press says IN It's last
issue that ''it Is 'regret,able' fact that
when Minerswlle people get a chance 10
see a good play they fail 10 take advant-
age OF IL" The people OF Minersvile are
10 be congratulated on having more sense
than the editor OF .their paper. If there
were a few less editors who edited papers
on "The Boy Tramp, or the Maniac
Mother" STYLE there would be less mani
acs a this country.
Mr.. JOIN LAwRsSCg SULLIVAN an
nounces that he Is going to lick Mr.
JAMES SMITH. of England. AMI retire from
pugilism aud become a gentleman. We
are afraid Mr.. SULLIVAN IL about to un-
dertaks d task that will prove greater
than the possession Of his mighty muscle
will overcome We DO not refer 10 the
clicking OF Mr. JAMES SMITH II any
person will examiue Mr. SuLLIvASs an-
uouncement closely, What Is referred to
will bs made manifest.
Bew weather prophet has turned mp
IN Kansas Of the name Of Prof. Foster.
He predicts that between April 25 and %
a great hurricane will orxaDizs on or near
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
WANT ADV ERTISEMENTS.

TO KENI-F0CE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR |
| gentlemen aud wife Cog light housekeepug
Cali or address i2l bost~ickst
no RFNr HOUSE AND BARS ON BROAD
] way in good order Also house on East
Brlde, street. nearly new T. responsible par
tlc, low rates VIII be given We have ipr sale
several houses aud lots pn easy terms We write
insurance on all clas,s, of iusurable property al
rates nXed hy ourselves Money io llHu on real
tsfafs security Naysmith BTos Once. Room a,
rwamlcs block Grand Rapids -
no RFNT-THE FIRsT-CLAss STORE. so
| l6 M0nr0e-st.. five floors 25Xls5. with hy-
drauic elevator We shall soon remove 90 our
four new s.ores. corner spring and Fulton sts
no Rent FURNISHED FRONT PAELOR.
| bed room and clo-s l. iu a pleasant location.
Inquire az 81 Ottawa-st -
10 RENT -FURNIsHED ROOMS AT RAN
| som-rt ~
TO RENT-A FEW ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
rooms al 80 ,heldon-st. n'
TO RENr-NICELN FURNISHED FRONT
rooms at ls West Park Place ~
NO RFNr-FURNIsHED ROOMS ON SECOND
| and third doors. Add, block. - tanal--t Fl
ro RENT-NIcE LARGEROOMs FURNISHED
| or uuuuished al the Phpnix block. -
Lyon-St 81"
TO KIM TWO ElL~l CLASS B D. i.Nlrit-D
| rooms, over 63 1anal-st *l-
re RENr-ONE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
Caii atrotm 3 Dunu block, MonroeS 9i
ToRENr- Two OR THREE ROOMS SUITABLE
for offices. apply at Lm q House, over iG
Monroe ~t ID
no RENr ~ THE BLOCK so p CANAL
street suit oi three rooms, 20 suit tenants.
sIich can have one two or three rooms a. they
desire an heated by steam. The best chance
for sing le gentlemen i0r lodging purposes. Good
tenants can have such at very low rates Inquire
at once at No. = Canai-sl, Of '. A. ber"in
no RENT-NO. 30 EAST 'BRIDGEsT.. NEXT
| go corner OF Lafayette. Nice pace for small
family in good order city wcil and ~ wafer on
/ the place. Rent reasonable. Enquire on The
/ premises u
| NO DESIRABLE ROOMS SUITABLE
/ for boarding houso in central location VIII
/ rent kitchen utensils with rooms Reference Re-
quired Apply No 50 West Brdgc-~t, Mn.
! Miller &l
no EENT-NEATIY FURNISHED ROOMS
/ Apply on third tOor Albert block. Canal-si %
TO RENT FURNISHED ROOMS IN GOOD
/ shape 90 l9y oitawaSt
NO RFNr-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS At
1 | 1s Ouawa--t
/ TO RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
/ ! et 3. East Bridge Il.
| no RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsBED
rooms Enquire % corner Of lagrafc and
/ oakcs 81 -
/ no RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS AT A VERY
/ reasonable rate az .l Ottawa-st "a
/ TO RENT-GoOD FURNISHED ROOMS AT A
/ | very iow rate. Apply az the hempic Honse.
/ no GENr-FRoST WINDOW AND SMALL
I af.ra fu ff Hr.ru and Power uuffffak king
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

The ~ty ~ BYE Colorado 81 a rshii
temperance town NJ SHsEssPvtRE
buHt WISER thsn ha kuev when be de-
clared there rss aefb'nx i1 e name.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Pgoae seofimen, iu favor ot arOltra-
tion ro settle difficulties betwe II en-
pioyers anl employees Is growing stronger
egsr lay 81 and by % viii tolerate no
other method
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
- Averaae Tennessee Indae.

We don'I want a man on the Supreme
bench OF Tennessee who goes there 10 look
wise and slobber on his shirt-fr0nt. We
want men % work NasbvHe World
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

anso aarn-. Igso.l Ann ..
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

II seems strange that tor a considerable
period there has been nobody who wanted
fo cross the Atlantic m e yawl. swim
through tbe whirlpool rapids At Niagars.
or take a trip on flying mschine The
Tool killer muss be abroad this Spror
with bis vest pulled down
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

HevRV GsoE5E M a recent interview
expressed the opinion that the present
labor trouhles would become widespread
and that these strikes and b1yeutts. 81
though go c-ude a. present. are fast siu-
eating the masses a. to fheir necessities.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

The Deuoits paper. -ay that Hon W e.
Thompson is 40 elk When Mr 7. va,
in Jackson some time ago We called him
mggvnmr. bar perhaps that's The same
sort of animal -ffrtuH Citizen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

pubhc opinion seems to be against the
boycotf. an3 within tha past week the
Chicago TimsS Tri7f7s fH'er ore1n
snd }onraaL Minneapolis Tribune and
st. psui PIeaeer Press have each jumped
on 70 wifh fvn feet
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

CENTRAL

a. .aa aass sase s l>ss lfsins elA arufs -na
ls...Afl :. IistaFt siiifa' otAf' istN t'il't
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

We infsr from what HgNRY WARD
BeEellrs says that be- Is not profoundly
iu love- WITH the Democratic party, bat
h,s language s redundant Single-eared
assess ars So rare that it was hardly ueces-
sary sc say that tine assn'ss Dem0craficHs
has tao ears.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

4 new weather prophet has turned mp
ln Kansas Of the name Of Prof. Foster.
He predicts that between April % and -
"a great hurricane will orxaDizs on or near
the Gulf and sweep nOrthwarl, where it
will meet a cold wave coming down and
old hob generally VII be 20 pay. Mr.
FosrEE may be- correct IN his surmises
but we wouldn't advise the citizens OF
Grand Rapids 70 dig any cyclone pits or
invest iu seaiskius and buffalo robes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

iilf..4 ala ,.r.lufl e.,.lilaii.st aist. NtA a'e
ads s.suthflu sEans lp ns-iit a'ie' = '''t' .''.-
Atulul.ff transfers
Ihe uclusll tAf,ites ieafiia as ga A. Hi i.-I
ia.iIs,lt rcagliIla t.eI ai.s o. 1882 e. "l
hQIk fa.el Aad h.'si.f 4" /" $50
s.,.,,pitss e.gs fil1 ,.l iae.al aua Atfeiitit e.
pfer- tf.lAs
IlIfaf..t lifkals uaf al l.iiltt ASSES h'ttfitt sI
ttIsias mas o. uilaIlirl ni i.i.t. ~. ~
,.,rt,.f N.tl.f. .l.a lttaaa stracts aHa al .lut
0tlsa
fsAfs p aaNAfNs 1losci Aseui aefsN
tito N 4 UNsafN liskr AEfNf. tHf
thAs IL AuEEle Dtltia' AN. q. @ifiiii'e -s-t,
~ u kua0lfs a AZ Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

sCssar Cos haa been .eeturug IN Con
staauuaple on the Poetry u Mechan-
ism Cos IL qualified 90 speak ou the
political ms-hus. bat when 70 comes 10
machine poetry ws lose conddeucs sn
ham.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Congressman WILLIS need not apologize
FOR accommodating Mrs. Tu0NrsoS. She
sssms o. bavs conducted the Office salts
isctoniy. and with forty applicants 1t was
a foregnus conclusion that there would
be at .sast ihiriy-nins kickers whoever
wis appoiutad-
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Mr M1grlS IRoNs. gentleman who
has beeoms more or less prominent late
ly. has bad his portrait printed IN no less
than ten thousand papars since he woke
up and found himself widely advertised.
II Mr. lRoSs could only sea- some Of the
ems SAID 90 represent him. Va have no
Doubt be would have drowned himself
before hs bad an Opportunity % being
introduced 20 the world
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

De n reported THAI tbe Democratic letter
carriers ia ,bs Albany post Office we're
assssse.l - meet the campaign expenses
If TIRE recent municipal campaign. That
thsrs is a c.suse in the Civil Service law
excepting Democrats from its provisions
.s uot xsueral known.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Al irainf nan eH oils une nhph T. teAIiAi
standard tilae.
solraale in eIlse ~, 6 issa All ualis asii,
eacta sunday
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

Several lays have elapsed since Mrs.
IHoNFsoy was appointed postmlstress
aud. SD far as - can see, not paper has
bad fbs President snzagsd to her. Tie
eorssspon3snts are losing their enter
lfiEe.