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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

A lady 6 years ola has just graduated
from Coauaa4ua University.
The CavuEa lake peach orchards viii not
Yield a very large crop this year. as the
peaches have nearly all dropped from the
trees.
JuEur s. Grnneu who so vigorously
prosecuted the anarchist az Chicago, was
bom At Masseua. St. Lawrence county,
ia f-i-
The potato crop pr1nise to De better than
is has been inr years. TIE reports from
various parts w che State say thal the yield
F ne immense.
Congressman Payne of CaYuEa county,
fs conducting lively canvass FOR renomi-
nation re addressed the WAYNE County
Veterans Association al .dus Point
on TEr - Joseph Camer. wh0 was
employed s Che Nandern House. ~vra.
ruse ss variman. drev portion Of bis
WAGES af the Office Intending fo take a boi.
3sr srf going 1var he has nsf since been
beard .rem. He bad a balance due him 81
the hofe
Henry 81 Cunningham and Catherine r
.fnr n-ram nnrh 20 t1s teN0 ~ arsev
we-a ln.tesl RI na-r.sle ssf Sunday the
raIn nr EV N Berger THE bride
eew wan rr8r ei has been mar
rst once before Ise h~3e who IS only
.,1 hsf -eer msrre5 'aree zines before .he
aa.re nerrsret r
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

A blue racer was killed near Michigan
City. ind last wees. which had swallowed
rattiesnake halfits own size.
4 Marechal Mel rose bush that grows
white flowers on one side and crimson on
the other IS "a sight al London, ont
A sunHower measuring forty-fve inches
iu circumference. with stalk over ten
inches thick az the base. has been grown on
a farm near Wiuamac, Ind.
An eagle near Chambersburg recently
tried to carry on boy. bat the yOun gster
was too heavy. The lad face and clothing
suffered severely % The battle.
AL election tickets In Louisiana must be
printed on paper furnished by the Secretary
~ state. af b per cent. more than actual
cost. this iit.e item being one Of the Secre-
isry Prerequisites.
Ou farm on the Choptank river in Nary
land is stalk OF corn growing from a fish
hawks nest in The top Of an old dead tree.
The stalk IS more than five feet high and IN
q dourishing condition.
To IS told iu st. Paul that children In Min
ueapolis its nearby and hated rival. have
refused t0 read The Bible IN the public
schools because IT IS "hiied full o talk
about Sc Paul. while from Genesis 10
Revelation there is no mention made about
Minneapolis
George Phillips. Of Binghamton. Salona
county. CAL has just completed an organ
containing fo0 pipes. the longest being l6
feet All the pipes are made Of old news
papers rolled and fastened with a paste
made Of glue and alum. The wood work
was made entirely of ola fence boards, posts.
dry goods boxes and The ike. He was two
years n oui.iiug this instrument. which is
saad t0 have au excellent tone.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

Infants Outfits.
In every variety, style and price.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28
HANrEn-sLrr4rIONs

WANTED POSITION AS CLERK IN A STORE
W OF office or a. bOOkkeepeT, speaks fTelch,
German. TO landish and English. Address j. L
II. Luzpcr J.. o. Box s. Holland, Mich. q
WANTED RELIABLE YOUNG LADY
w desires situation as housekeeper IN a
wdowcrs with or without children, or companion
with light work. OF care OF children over fifteen
months old, pleasant home preferred 20 large
wages no objection 10 leaving city. City recon-
mend and reference furnished, Inquire ar 4of
Ouawa-st, up stairs. y
IIANTED-A SITUATION AS DRUG CLERK.
W Can furnish references II required. Would
engage on trial. Address Y l., care Telegram
Herald
WANTED SITUATION ~ WHOLEs ALE
" house ~ shipping clerk, or in retail house rs
clerk Would 90 on the road If desired. ialk
English and German. Best Of references given
from last employer. Address g., care this o ilce.
NTANTED-A YOUNG LADY SIENOGRAPHER
W with typewriter wants position aS CORES
pondent Is Wiling 70 80 0ut OF town. Address
K, per Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

The Bulgarian prince who seeks 70
strsdiis g throne without the consent OF
The Russian bear. is liable to bankrupt
for want of margins.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

The A. c. A. camp is at the foot of Grind
stone island, on the shore of Eel bay. Canoes
were drawn up on the beach here. tents
dotted all around, and the smoke of little
camp fires ascended all day IL was very free
and easy and very jolly. That person is no
man or woman at all who does not enjoy
now and then the freedom of the wild woods.
There were about 800 canoeists present at the
meet. The camp was a place of great inter
est 70 the people of the surrounding islands
The association chartered a propeller, which
made four trips a day, touching at the neigh
boring islands She brought large numbers
of visitors, who inspected the great canoe
camp as curiously as il it had been Barnum's
circus or the Wild West show
A canoe is an unsociable affair, an Old
bachelor or old maids boat for both men
and women sail therein. II only holds one,
or in a great pinch, two persons. The ap-
proved shape has only the hole in the middle,
"a, YOU see i'm the illustration. Al the rest is
decked lightly over and fun of air. This adds
10 the lightness of the craft II weighs so
little and is so buoyant that it viii run in SIX
inches of water readily, and foot is ample
depth
Mr Baden Powell is the champion cauoeist
of Great Britain Mr. G. Bowyer Vaux, Of
the New York Canoe club. Is the champion
at America. His racing canoe is the Iassie,
tbe fastest one known. The Lasse Is very
light She carries ninety-two feet OF sail and
isss than Seventy-five pounds ballast She has
two center boards and deck tiier When
there Is very slight wind She carries spin
maker % give her additional sail. Under
Meath The covered deck are packed tent, bed
ding. cooking utensils and an things needed
for camping out. The Engli,hman's canoe,
ike everything else English, is heavier and
broader than the American one. Even il is
not So very wide however, being only thirty
inches across. It carries 30 pounds of shot
bags for ballast
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

What dil t profit WILLIAM II. VAN
Drmlr io die worth so many millions
and then have detectives sit on bis corpse
lay and uight % prevent 1t from beng
.ln-sul
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

VORsALE-A GOOD HORSE WEIGHT ABOUT
/ hoo lbs, cheap. Cal 10 l79 sheldon-st, q
UORSALE-A GOOD SECOND HAND PHAETON
I with childs seat. cheap Also a second band
one horse wagon Et 81 Hast bu.ge-st. Carriage
Shop OF Valentine shake, =
NOR SALE-FIR-T Class PAKLOK SUIT AMI
cook stove. almost new for sale cheap.
Cali - West Bridge So. up stairs.
IOR sALE-A 81 HORSE PHOENIX ENGINE
/ one buzz plauer. one ~ inch pony plancr one
81 inch Colday band saw and numerous other
machines al only used about tour months. ~ Mll
bee sold at great rsrTihCc ii sold within zen days
Address N J.. care ic.e0rain- Herald.
NOR sALE-CONPIETE SIT n. y. REPORTs
Waits actions and dcieuces and other alu.
s0le law books. VII be sold cheap. Address
Fred S. Clark GTsnd Rapids Mich
NOR sALE-A FIRSI-CIAs- SILVER WATCH
EiCin. National Watch GDmpsnys make
cost sss. used bat little. viii be- sold 30 literal
discount Inquire a. TIL EeeAN-h sRAID otce
NOR sALE-ONE SQUARE IDEAL STOVE
Good tll August. syth Address OF call il
Carriers
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

Sd advert ~s ss siis tu tiai- rll luln q, aIsttss
81 n4tEFer head eNssnt - H alssa >tilllt-
tiaas. IS lii @s charged far st ths Uniform
rate ia ths table bsia~. Als a97 pas si'ie iu
l.t.s tuee.
Persons f "A auftaE ~Itaaflons ttiu ss.s lFe
reduced rsfs-- los appifius "a fhs attiee.
Ihe BEER 0l iit. lu ans sli ktflis a. it AL
,sn he aouud ~ dividing lhe uuulisrf of
~ord- hf -sfen. Ana part of a iius eoants-,i
- uue 1ufi line
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28
New Fall Dress Goods

Oar stock for The fail trade is nov being
opened and placed on sale. We have Sc
cured some Of the most desirable fabrics,
both American and foreign manufacture,
comprising large assortment of novelties
for combinations. also great variety OF
Diagonal and Homespun Suitings, prices
commencing as low as 25c per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

| ool-bhlNkEA ~of IH DlAI1l9N. AND
Il south lunis-si, 0l falItn ave. a plush purse
coaialulue tapt fuler WI feceift literal
reward hy leaving thc same a. -as folfil-afe. ~
4 Osl-A ACk NEWFOUNDLAND FCF A
IL itlie white under tlt th4oal aud toes ~ hlud
ivet address 80 ay 81 -
1 Osl-BEIWEEN WEAlIHY-ANE AND FAsI
IL hu1gc-sl, ana GOA hast side ol South
Division =. Rute bearing date August. aih ls-G
given 10y Nichols iell. Amount 0i note 500 Win
go endorse on back le nuder Viii leave Tie
same al sos south Divison-st and gci reward.
h &. Poole.
4 OsI-bkfNEEN MAAERLl lIAGE AND
IL 81 Ransomst a coG glove hutlauer shape
o. balr pin with gold shlrand bald ornament
attached by chain. EmderN la be rewarded ty
leYng with Morgan q avery.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

NOR RENT-TWO DESIRABLE SUITES OF
I living rooms. and one suite of Office rooms,
steam heated. one Ofthe best locations Inquire
at room No. lmmen block
no RENT-FOR TIE WINTER PLEASANT
furnished ROOMS as l36 South Division 81. q
NOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM SUITABLE FOR
work shop at lll Monroe-st at 500 per
month. u
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28
Bugsi Rugs

People who desire to save money in pur-
chasing Rugs should avail themselves Of an
immense stock and ascertain prices before
placing their orders or purchasing Of ped
dlers, as many have already done in this
city.
Investigation will convince all that they
have been imposed upon. as our prices are
from two 70 five dollars less for each Rug
SrarYe & CoNr,vY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

DEL BOYS WANTED ACTIVE. INTE lI0ENT.
II pollie lads. apply al once. az Morton House.
IANTED-IANO FIRST CLASS CARPET LAY
" eTs. Satisfactory Reference. No-sL Her
posheimer q 90 81 and - Monue 81 -o
IlANTED-IHkEE OK FODk SALESMEN
W On salary Or commission, steady employ
ment. Cali al once Metropolitan Manu'actur-
ing Company, ~ Fonntain-st. sti
KIANIED-A YOUNG Man OF GOOD HABITS
W a. rooIa mate. Large pleasant front room
s, 00 per month. Enquire - Iyou-st, al store.
@
WANTED GOOD WOOD TURNER FOR
W Furniture Married man preferred. Address
tond-dn-Lac, Furniture 60 fond du-Lac, Wis
cou.iu gi
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

~ - II uaal.s the Amer
- i.afi Canoe as~lcla-
zion Dc Il composed of cine sarious cAnoe
clubs ai over the country In August ep-h
scar ta.F loaI tA.ir canoes ulun lagsa-e
0ars aul -ps,d t1 thr beautiful Thousand
i-m3s of tlr ST. Lawrence river Ihey
csmn out uaa some of disc i,L4nd~ They
remain there tAo or three weeks hunting,
padding. sailing fishing. .oaliu- aud eating
There +. preliminary s6irm>hin-s ni the way
of nl ne during the whole ume, ami the
NEST ir.sk. un in "a grand raca o. ,ee which
club anl which man shall he the champion
Tor next year
This year some Englislmen participated in
the race. bringing their canoes across the
0eean for the purpose. Most prominent among
them was Mr. Warrington Baden Powell, the
father of canoe sailing in this country as well
"a, En-ilnd b. it known that canoe sailing
IS NOW tle rage Paddles there are still, FOR
times when there is not a caplul of wind;
bur whenever there is breath enough 10 lift
hair. your cau0eist hoists his little sheet and
scorns what boatmen call a white ash
breeze"
The popularity of this kind Of travel is
that the canoe takes two sails. One is for
ward. rather a large one, and it is called the
niainssul The smaller Is aft, aud 1t as called
tue mizzen. 10 Is likewise known as the jig
ger. or dandy Sail may be hoisted also In a
padding canoe. but in that ease there Is only
cne, ami it is placed aStern The A. c. a.
canoes are all ssilerS.
Although Mr. Baden Powell started canoe
sailing both in England and America Yet the
model of craft has differentiated widely in the
two countries in the course of five years
Stripped of technical terms, it may be said
that the Enghshman lies down in the hole in
the middle of his canoe. with only little Of
bis head showing above the deck. The
American, ON the contrary, sits upon the up
per railing of the central hole and hangs out
over the windwari rail Mr.. Baden Powell
was much surprised at this difference, but
tried the American plan of sitting on top IN
stead OF down i'm the canoe. He liked il after
awhile though at first he declared the canoe
/ wObbled horribly.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28
C.mhric / nderAN ear.

We call attention to this department as
customers will find everything much
cheaper and better made than can be done
at home. Look at the prices:
Night Dresses soc, 6Oc, 75c, Soc, 95c, Sll0,
81 p, $50 and upward.
Chemise SOC, Soc, 40c, 45c, soc, GOc, 75c
soc, 95c, $l1O, $115, s.. 25, $L35, 81 30.
Drawers 25c, 3Oc, Soc 4Oc, 43c, 4Sc
Shirts S9c, lSc, 56c, 65c, 75c s5c, 95c, 81 90
Short Skirts sc, 43c, SOC, G0c, 65c, 75c
Sjc.
Corset Covers DC, soc, SOC, 4Sc 5Sc G3c
75c, soc, SOC.
Aprons 25c, 35c, 43c, SOC.
Dressing Sacques all prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28
.lrST SEE HERE.

THE Observation-Disclosures does
not want your money unless il gives you
an adequate ret1rn lor II. Ii you adver-
tise tor anything in the Want columns
and don't get ii. your money VIII DC re-
funded OF the advertisement viii be re-
pealed. The Advertisements taken on
this condition are all those coming under
the heads Of Boarding, Board Want
ed, " Rooms 10 Rent, Rooms Want
ed, Male Help Wanted, Female
Help Wanted, Situations Wanted
Female, Situations Wanted Male, a."
Miscellaneous. and all advertisements
not OF a strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tined the plan during
the past few months. Try 1t yourself
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28
HELP W4NrED- FEMALE.

IVANTED-GiRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work. Apply at6, ThiTd-st, corner scrbnef.
IIANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR SECOND COOK
" al The Brunswick, apply al once at a. south
DivisiOn-st =
IIANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W general hOuscwork must come Heil recon-
mended Call on Saturday and Monday al l05
Livingston ST. Mrs. G. ". Nichols. %
NrANTED-A GlRI. FOR SECOND WORK.
" Call between and p. N. at 10 Jefferson
ave. 20
ITANTED-TWO WOMEN, ONE THAT IN
" derstands family and order cooking and one
Tor homework. Chas. q. GOdfToy, Lake View
House Reed Lake. 20
NTED-IMMEDIATELN TWO WOMEN.
W one 20 do family and orier cooking. aud one
for general Homework. Apply Immediately al
Lake View House.
IVANIED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W homework. Enquire al Mn. e. " Narrell
IS Jefferson-st West side p
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

& ioosi Freight iesref erand Hfraas - r n
cerrf lnF fFeef frrs ns iaf rs Iersn.
~ Esinf daily errrTf Sunday
IEfHafh lHffif % sI IsIlrafF rrf nfrir Pc ir
Heef-Hr ennttns off ff earrraa Ef ni1r Tirfef
nfCe. e Monroe -ei end sf feret
Nrk fFhfH nruorai trrnt
GRO. NrEsoN. CifF TIcket arori
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28
EOK RENT-HOTNES.

NOR RENT SALOON AND RESTAURANT IN
q first class basement. Saloon fixtures can
be bought cheap by the party desiring % rent.
Ward x Ward Corner Lyon and kent-sts.. Cit.
NOR RENT-NO ~ MADlsON-ANE. STEAM
i heated and all modern improvements. Is
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

Train SO. has a Tlrouef Coach daily cHoert
sunday, for 0rand ksnias. Holland. Grand
Haven. NuskeE and PentRaier. Aiso Throueh
oscf day. erccff sunday. arriving in Irledo or
TTsi1 No si t5 2. M
All trsins daily excepi sunday
II. g. laHEEh. cenl Pas. Agent
X. Z. MATTHEW Northwestern Az. Mu9teeon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

Sal I-~ IINr- AIR ~ 'tiItlr
Tie escelt business depression which
Las been generally lelt throughout tie
couufry is apparently lylng out and
better tines are coming There Is activity
louee ia AL brancLss ~ trade. and e.
9eclaliy lu tie maulfactores. Tie dry
Sood- trsde IS aaueea1ig picking ug, and
10 Tile eastern e4o.esals sud lobblng
houses ey-J Jtllng seems to bv on the
hustle. There Is n0s ol rs way fFom
England over a uiiilol dollars in gold -
one steamer and there eau be oat one
.1isrsuce from tAis, that European capi-
ta.lsss tnd II more profitable t. invest
their money here than az home there
.z "a healthy ar n tie mining districts
also. aud aisLer and hrmer prices rule,
and tnis of course makes WORK for thou
sands. Altogether Tie outlook FOR Fall
business Is promising.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

The thanks OF the editor and wife are due
J. A. French OF the Grand Central hOtel
Tor an invitation 90 partake of one OF his
nrs--cIass dinners. such IS his hotel IS noted
for serving t0 It's GUESTS last Sunday lt Is
needless % say the invitation was accepted,
it IS not every day country editor gets an
opportunity to enjoy good square meal
fltiofgra j0u~pnf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

Bulgaria IS priuelpaiity under the
suz-raluty " Turkey. liz was established
3D. tue Treaty of B-rliu. 10 1915, e. DC
governed ~ prince elected Dy the Ma
r0ual Assembly, with popular legisia-
ture and constitutional government Ia
area lt IS about ons-half tie size u Mich
gan. While its population Is about one
hundred aad dity thousand greater than
thal of Michigan Tie prIucipaity con-
taius tie i've famous forts Of Widdn,
Rastchak. Sllsiria, Schumia and Narna.
sofia, ths capital has d population OF
about twenty Thousand.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

New Fall aud " inter NIOHl~.
The largest and best assortment we have
ever shown or that will be offered by any
firm in Grand Rapids Short wraps and
Jackets in the greatest variety of novelties.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

TII0|T y ITTT|F n ITI1T- T'fT n
fassfrger takinE flf f.f A. m k1Frofs mkft
close connection 81 ouns-o fof lansing and ~
Detroit foT NCW fork arriving there Ef ll.a1 a. IN.
the 90 lowing morning
Nifal ENpress has lpcs. Sloegiuf Car from lie.
uolt b Grand Rapids
This rs che only Line running Llnfted kxrreS
leaving here at 6.ol p. m. viii ~.espIg - tc
Detroit making direct COuuecflol. for al I.oiue
Ksst. arriving a. New YORK Et if J. rn the follow.
ing evening. Iralus west 81 IH S. m wiN make
direct connection Win palace steamer CITY of
Milwaukee lCr al points west
Through tickets secured at l- q h. 4 NJ ouo.a
sweet. Hole. r.eeF suf ai tho depot
y. P0fTEl CITY rals ARcut
Gro. 2. RrKvE. Trsfic Nsnsear. ChicsEo
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28
Detroit, msehinse = msrquet's X n.

E1rrsV trsins daily ihc rfsr rnt.ud msfe c.o.s
connections With frsinr from Canada the Fass
and south to Sd lake superior POINTS
WATSON. n AfrrF
f4eni superintendent, Ceri Pass A 1ictas Al.
Marquette. klch. Nsn.uoiie Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28
Children's Garments.

Drawers, Skirts and Dresses for the little
ones from one to three years old, also Night
Dresses.
Bibs &c, 9c, 12lc, 15c, lSc, 20c, 25c, SOC,
35c, iOc 4jc. soc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

A Nsw York negro drinks Kerosene
OIL It Is presumed that be intends to
sRalloF one end of a wick aud pose IN
the dime museums AS Liberty Enlght-
sning the World after the Bartholdi stat
he is unveiled next month.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

Lord R,NDoLPH CHURcamL's policy
of eviction wall Jet euct him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

Our immense Carpet Department is filed
with the most desirable and btsi goods
Manufactured We are still selling Mo
qnetfes for sl35 per yard. Nelvets Ak
ministers. Brussels. luerains, etc.. 90 the
Lowest prices.
sreIve ffaurtrF.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

President CLEyg BLAND Is fishing pretty
near 10 Canada, Out h- IS very careful TO
dix bis bai. on this side.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

What worries the politicians most
these days IS the Prohibition boom and
s.. is a boom nor 90 os dsspised either.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

Will somebody kindly cut OF CUT
rISa's blatant wind3
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

w. Others daily e2oep, sunday.
sleeping car rln ou Pacific and Atlantic cx
pres trains O. and ilnm Detroit
faricf cars nlu ol bay kxprrse aud Grand kap
lds txTress to and nom Detroit
DircCi connections made a. Detroit with a.
through trains Easf over "a e. r. fOanaca
s1sflerl NiflsiuuI
CHss a. NORRIS. 0eueral Az. 81 MonroesL
J. 4. nkUElNs. Ticket AEi.. Union Depot
a. "a. MyNs0s. Union 81 Once 81 MOlroe ~
o. " kueeils g. 4. & j. A., Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

VTANTED-THREE ROOMS CONVENIENT
" for light housekeeping. for family OF three.
Rent not exceed ss.OJ. Address A. a. l.. tins
Office.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

It is arafhsr significant iact thsi there
vas Intense sayerness 20 get on the Hsput-
ncsn ticket this year in Michigan by men
outside of che Influences rn certain Guar
sars which hitherto controlled the state
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

zatsrsa "a aal Sarssr 81 tls sssoac Cas-.
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EL - - II O ~ ~ ~ O. - i 7
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pOp TEru u0AMpATGN
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posted on ,as issues oftae present cam
Paign ana on The candidates who ask
their franchises The TELEGRAM
.+- 800 f.. .,1,, ,ss.e s,x
-,. 49, -.,-.,s s,- 81
.-----,,-,... .s.-.,tt t,s,s
only during ;he ear.Paign and with the
provision thai all such subscriptions are
Pait in advances.
ererrrArfoS LA.r WEEK.
Monday, Aux. I6....-..-.... o,Il2
Tuesday, Aug. lf-..s..---..... 2'oet
,''s''S-lc.., - oC,a.e7'.'s 40 a. e Is 59Os
FRIDAY, Aug. 2O............ $500
Total for SIX days. 1897
Daily average --...-..--..-. '''-9
VII somsbosv k.ndlv eut OF Cur
rr>a.,. blatant vinl3
c-.---....,- ..i..r
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President CLEVELAND Is fishing pretty
near 10 Canada, but h- Is very careful to
dlg bis oaii oa th'7 side.
wb.. v,rr,as the politicians most
,b... 3svs ,s .b. l,robib,,ion boom and
i.sab1,-, oor to M daspiseI either
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ias ha--''i"A prince mo 'eeAs 10
.b.. r..,.s,.n h..ar i hab,e 10 BANKRUPT
81. 80 --s-,;.s
What dii 70 pronl " iLLiAA H. an
DEHHirr 90 die "ortn so many niAlons
ar.| ff.af. .nul % ataefrgaa af- his tsslrr9s4
4.-f-..t.. =. --,,.-. i, s-,r, h..'re,
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'' 7 ~ ''''i
years ago. a striking example ot the vir-
tns of perseverance,.
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..,... s....r. h,,5 90 an attractior at
Chstsuham Beach
g-. +. Mr. t6s Republican nom.
i,aa Pr state Treasurer. look, like
C.,.errs r,r-s-vs tss nevaliat In the
,,..,-.s - b..n n-,.tad in tha Detroit
,sos-s ta looks like the dickens.
lt IS sra'ifylnS g learn ioAl So S'oo
sn 'e'or 's join A IA +" 'S' p '@i''''-5
Improving 'n Ass.'l ne vas ao'7 = A'-
t.w.H r.ss rrrr.lr trf .lUstf AE EUe R ARK Ale-
sts- ,r Vaw York on Wednesday night.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

TOW Here's Dood Breed ing Tor You.
4 basket of delicious apples graced our
side board tuis week. tie giit Of Mrs. Geo.
oliver who viii please accept our thanks.
our table OF late has been loaded down with
deicacies iu the shape of fruit, vegetables,
etc.. donated oy our numerous admirers,
who will please continue the good work.
aud may God add his blessing Leroy
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

The namsof CTAus q. LCCz vas pre-
sentsd to q Republican state convention
as caudldate FOR Governor eighteen
years ago a striking example OF the vir-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

" htilste. painting az.6t lshllelI ! -. alsd
81 -s Aouroe Il where er1ers ni.l IL received lal
FtluftlE paper hanging aud iIts.os-iae kensala-
lef i-is i'-aee olles-ie ins na-.lier e sluu4oul
lIlA hAkhkf AID oDNFtlIUNEkl %
Y hrandyiiie-sfe hegulss trade solicited NJ
husA Proprietor
/ 81 hh1.k 5 kA MAItHrs. CLOCKS AND
~. fne Jewellery Aonras-sr
- Ak blk 4f DIVISION 81 CARFEkTEB
~ AID iot snep asroeas specially.
COMMISSION. p j LAAh d ga. WHOLE
" sale ocalee pc fr-t Al- festIatlas HllL.al
egeS elc.. sua lo IoHia-st 0Iaad Aalals Miea
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

WANlED-skt0NI HAND Holss BIllfIE
" sire - ntbes. rlhoer ufe m aooi ar.isE.
Aolfess thef-s, Boa f5o' Nust esal. Allh. "a
SPECT4CLss
N lhE DOLLAR sFhClAtLE-. ulth Fef-
fecilon GLASSES. nom Loch katriue Sooti ana
" are superior ~ az oihtrs. The leIlsee are
giound ano polished with mathematical pre-
clslon, lnYieoiatlng the eyes ald iu many case.
curing visual deiells. AFolL usinE common
spectAf-es Cifc-lsrs free. j. r. BOMAN. lds
MonrOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

4Nai1 IVsTil.l si saf o. las t1alI lar eiia.lae1
AE lraselse iiff Sac MaElfian
u st e traifI a.s I1E-r Gag ilr Eatkila~ Cit
huu IeffHfs cars.
I-lf m lraia Ess s.esge.f alu cl.@lI can q
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-28

short Line and Through Coaches from cd Rap,
Holland. bsven, Muskogol and FeiIiwater.
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