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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

NOR RFNT-OR FOR 4 Ale TIE llol ~ AND
/ LOT at 40. n sprlug-st. Inquire al g. Il. a. }.
land department.
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOl ~ TO ht-
| sponsibie parties. Inquire al once "t -lo ~,
lava II.
NOR RENT-AT S. PER MONTH. SIX iiDh y
/ dry and airy rs0ns in basement of leo oYiiu6-
81 Hard and sOm water in kitchen a hea,ths
and pleasant location. Can al hth + fI"i'A'.,-
Printing office, opposite sweet holeI.
I,OR RENr-FTRNIsHE ROOM. SUITABLE
for two gentlemen OF married couple Pleas
anty situated tSO blocks from postonlce - La,
Bridge-st
NOR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM, ~ X
nished looking out 0n Campau square. me
most pleasant ana centrally located room I'D tAe
cftv Rent reasonable % right parues- ADDRESS
OF call C. NJ Fowler. 81 Lyon st city 81
NOR RFNT-A PLEASANT ftkNlShEo
/ front room on ground floor. IN desifanie iooal-
ity: suitable Tor one or two geutchich exc ll''''
table board near by. Address l-i bost"lehs''
NOR RFNT-A LARGE ROOM GROUND FLOOR
closets and bath roOm, with or without
board, 2J0 College-Ave.
NOR RFNT-VERY PLEASANT DESK ROOM
/ for rent by james Gallup 81 Monioe st. =
no RFNT-TWO HANDSOME ROOMS WITH
| frstclaSs board. call at i5i No blN Ni'loh-sI
no RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
suitable Tor one or two gentlemen, n pil
vate family; pleasantly sluatcd opposite lvstui
fee. Inquire at ll0 y. Division s.
no RENT-IN THE BLOCK no p CANAL
| street. suit OF three rooms. 10 sht tenenl
such can have one, Two or three rooms, a they
desire-all heated By steam. The best chanc,
for single gentlemen i0r lodging purposes 0ood
tenants can have such al very lo~ rates in4'H'
al once az No p Nanal-ot OF q A beI"hl.
/ no RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS II Gool
| shape at l90 Otawast
/ no RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFJkNlshtl
rooms. Enquire AT corner of LagraVe anl
/ Oakes-St.
/ TO RENT-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS AT 4
/ very low rate. Apply al the Hemple House
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27
ron s4LE- MIScELLfNEoUs.

I1OR SAIE-TN0 HEAVY WORN HORSE.
/ li,,od age aud sound olc gpod saddle mare
driver good Size tua young one infee ear '.A
colt broken Tor safe cheap. AQ4fe,s p titi-
l0-s East Fuitou-st Grand Rapids -
GOOD pIANo FOX SALE FOR 50. CALL AT
4 535 so ufislou-st and examine -
I1OR SALE-LEASE. fCRNl ItkE AND 'Ah-
/ pets 20 room house BOZ most desirable paft ~
the CITY. Modern lmpros cmcni,- foufittu iatir
t,ar,it,fs and parties could readily secure auy
number Addu>s B. care oi carrier No- 5. f'sl
Omcc
I,OK rALE CHEAP-A IWo-MakkL ROAD
/ cart. nearly new. Also house and lot lls
Sheldon e. Good location. Apply al ie- Aohrot-
ST.. shoe store. -
NOR sALE-COMPIETE SET \. y. REPORTS
Waits actions aud dcieucts and other Aalu-
able laW books VIII De- sold CHEAP Adllcss
Pred s. CLARK Grand Rapids, Mica
NOR SALE-A PORTABLE BATH TUB Know,
/ tous. is entirely new, cost s1i. Wll hc sold
for slu cash. Also "a uaty ctfilaer- new. OF -
price -. Address ]. g. Al Telegram. ~ '''..l
once.
NOR sALE-A SECONDHAND ChltkklINb
L piano NIL he sold cheap 81 Sold ~iun- call
at Mrs. Dewey loa Monroe = up stairs
TOR saba LADY MO r. GolNe 10
I leave the clfy dtsires to sell hnc square
piano four round conner. nrst class make, eeu
used less than three months Mu-t be sold n
t0o weeks. Call alter p. m. 81 1lo ottawa 81
IOR sAIE-TNo RETAIL LUMBER YARDS
L IN good live towns. doing good nnsiness. no
I
/ Trunk railroad between south l-y ons and Jaf b
son. For particulars and terms address Lumber,
I box 66 Coral Mich.
/ NOR sALE-CHEAp-TWO pHEION BUG
4 / gits and one tW0seafed surrey buggy VIII
( son cheap ID sold Immediately. Cali on -
T tine Sohaak. So East Bridge 81, opposite hake ;
i liquor store
! NOR SALE-FIsUING TACkIlNG AT COST
{ / We arr closing out our stock oi these goods
Trout ana baSs flies trolling hooks etc. j. ANAL
/ St. ". l.. swim successor 90 Carpenter. Jndd q 80.
NOR SAIF-A FIRsrCLAss SILVER WATCH
( Flein National Watch Company make,
/ cost sl4 used bW little. viii Dee sold 90 hoeral
I discount. Inquire as TELEGRAM HERALD Office
BARGAIN-A CANOPY TOP rHfloN
1 \ almost as good as new, upholstered in
/ morocco leather cost $3.50 iu chicago Viii seil for
/ sl25 Rooms a. and is Houseman building /. J..
1 White.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27
ALMOST A CATASTROPHE.
Two Little Boys Buried by Falling Earth
aud Rescued by W. &.
Ouigley

As two little boys. Harry Osburn and
Garfield Emery. were playing in the excs-
vauons on Barcay-st., between Lyon-st.
and Crescent-ave., yesterday afternoon, the
overhanging embankment under which
they were fell and covered them with the
earth and stones W. c. Quigley, Enear
whose house the accident occurred, heard
the cries and rushed 10 their assistance. lie
succeeded in partially uncoverng one oil
them and thought bis work was finished,
when the little fellow told him TO hurry
and dig ont the other one. on whom he was
standing. After digging about two feet he
reached the boy and pulled ham out. The
bows were soon cleaned of the dirt and
pronounced uninjured, but Mr.. Qnigley S
hands were badly bruised, and he remarked
that he had dug rifle pits in the army with
has hands, but never worked 50 hard al IL
as be had i'm digging out those boys. But
for his prompt action the affair might have
been more serious.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27
I. BE shore A Michigan Southern
kalamazoo Division

Arrive leave.
Fnu~ces ....... 1tsm - a0 fn
Nal .....-.-... SCAM g a. B. n
THE train leaving a. s.si p. m. connects af
White Pigeon with Atlantic Enpress on Nan
lane which has l'srif fr Drawing fnun sleeping
coaches from Cnicaeo o. heH Aork and hlstln
without change
ptcDor giving one boar f1r dinner. wilh sIerisi
New YORK Express on Main Zine
Through ucteif and hefihs ln sleeping coaches
can he secured af lular sei oaice 81 HoTrue
street sni tcuoi
Trains rln hv pfh meridian time which n
minutes slower fhan Detroit tmo
N NrkENNEf General Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27
LIVED 10 RKNr.

VIANTED-THREE OR -FOUR FURNISHED
" rooms suitable tor light housekeeping. Must
be ON gronnd floor and rent uOt t1 exceed : p per
month. Address H. b. care Telegram Herald of
nee.
WANTED TO KENT-THkEE ok -FOUR
W rooms by gentleman and wife for light
housek ping furnished partially oruniunishcd-
Address r. g. II care EIEeHA HERAlD
lrANTED-TO RENT a SMALL HOl 81. OR
W 5or e rooms suitable for house keeping hy
steady tenant Address giving terms and i"ca-
ton. II +. ", care this office.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

The maiodoroas lAssa ease as been
rs-0b> ed '0 Boston. TIE absence of
Professor srL-rvAS probably renders 70
nscea8sry i0r Boston 20 have some kind
~ odor strong enough to droHn 'he smell
~ roo king beans
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

Ws violate 10 e0ahlsucs ia saying that
Gsn. Lo4ASs book ot $40 pages : very
rh.-k one. The ias.uuation that it re-
ssmo.ss the head of the party wao com
pos-d it Eil shortly bs gong the rounds
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

GOLDEN OPPORTU NITI FOR Al ENLl-
4 eetic young man with slNH % bly hai
Interest I'm Il pleasant aud prottanc business oi
will take a small farm or ciiy prpeil4 BID pay
ment Also a nice little cottage AM two lots
stable. hen aud wood house fruit surgtfrS, Wed
and cisteru A dandy place price sl.llA oli easy
terms For mll'psuicuisrs casa on % address Tower
& Johnson. rOom 5, second hoof, 10 ~ Nallai-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

uslf tbe pleasure ~ ~ iu Canada is
taken aEsy these days by tle facilities
fer private sxtrsdloo which fhe dstec-
tlgss hag-. Wlde JtEuSE IS quietly
sfa-chag shirts be- sing sing. secure
From malestsaor HuLF MsLoSET Is 10
constant agony For FEAR ~ beng seized
aod rushed across the botiers INTO the
States
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27
ron RENr-BUSINEsS PURPOSES

NOR RENT-A STORE, SIZE 25x59 FEET, oN
west side OF south Division 81, between so
and 4th aves. very desirable location TOT either
dry goods or groceries Inquire oi Geo. Bates on
premises. %
no RFNT-DESIRABIE STORE No. 80
Pearl-St L0yett block BOW occupied 10y Mohl
and Van Alstine Will Doe for rent May ist Geo
W Allen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

Train No 81 has Thfongh cosch dsfy eHceri
sunday. for Grand Hsp.df HoHsud Grand
Haven Nuskerun end reuirnier. ti=c = Fhrouff
Caarh ieaTes Tho sfoVe p1frfs Tis g. h p
eal p dsf. Il rFf sunday auiFinG ir fuledo ur
Train No q ~ slf g.
AZ trains daily enceu SUNDAY.
n NrrrrFgH b NcHurH.
49, Cen HsR tFfut ftenI Fss- Agent
r NarTHFut Nor1t vsslerr ~ NusferHrh
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

1he DsinlI fxpross. itaFllle hl t.f a. n.. ~
Detroit hing IaAi ciIs a. si.t. A.. Bee
YORK 5000 a H and E.slnH ! 81 b ul heat Gag
s.erpiue cars run o4 lslIlc aud Ataiiic 81
pftas trains
Thuueh tickets foT al paiais Hnl piIf raf
lfrtls lnaN te obtained ti iuiHn lltAc' Once
corner Naurse and Ottawa slreel. anc a. tnioa
depot
CHAs H NoRRis Nr1eral AZ. q. Aoufse street
~ N RpGaI o. a. D. a A. IEiCaeo
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

Grand fkasias ktnalaf--
SsliaE Narth.
arrVe laeake.
.I.-....-.. I#... ..t Il
Ira4arss lllf a Nalkla4e aaam a Ss la
fa.ila tllst.IllI. - ~
Irasafse lllg 4 AaIkllEN- $40 ia esq "a
4rsa. laaF..s sf -. a a. nas ahair laE aitaltlt1.
Il.s.a =. lraIn aas CHAIR esl So aaeAlaas Att.
arfs 3 n tfall lae t.etistils aiia chat tae iei
MalAl.An llIE.
Going >tuth.
arrive leafs
fff ftL....IIlia p
~ -. Nats.e ana fasl iHsam llsa H
faf cincinnati hae rm tt tl
Ffsn Iratlrst tllf fta
Az FeUis dailt talyIH sunday
SIS A. IL tralU Las slci l.Iaa ear far Ntuefr lait
as. h. tralu Esluttls 81 D haielz.al.te Gag tstile
Oseek Jackson ntirall Hal Dai-allal is1insA a.
rlRlue ai 4ltlffIl ~ 81 .lH i n
Ihralll tickets aad faN luforniailan can p.
hsf ut aaUlnE lpfa a Aim. .l4st ttlfti asfl- 81
ssfat ~ at.a "a Muu-aI. tHtla illktt Assent q
AUlHr sfIUrl N p i-f 3 ea.lA
General fasseufef aAa tlcAr Afeiit
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27


CURIOSITY ~ SCHOOL MA'ANS.
An interesting stOry Is recalled just
uoF about Representative LoSG, OF Ma
sehusstts. de wanted 10 tini good
boarding school for one OF MS daughters
and wrote letters of inquiry 20 numerous
institutions. or course. each schools re-
ply represented .t 10 be- Ia every particu-
.ar tbe quntessence OF perfection, but
there was one exception. The vlce-prln-
clpal 0s that institution wrote frankly
that Der school, though about rs good as
any 10 the state, was wanting IN some
respects. which were mentioned. tier let
Ter took Mr.. Lone So by surprise that he
determined to see the writer OF It as a
natural curiosity. He did SO and found
her rs beautiful and clever as her letter
Was unique Ia It's frankness. As the
school was really an excellent on, hs
sent bis daughter there OF course he
visited the school often TO see his daugh-
ter, aud thus it came about that thE vice
principal comes 70 be Mrs. L0Ns.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

IL Is perhaps wortas oi note that this Is
Jay Gol.ds birthday, and that be Is Just
d'ty years DID, The Knights u Labor 10
session a. Cleveland wil not celebrate
tins day with any special suioHes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

Congress- doesn't seem 70 care whether
school keeps or not he ths matter of
bogus butter. Well. they earn large
salary 'or doing nothing and can buy the
BEST creamery Why should they com
pla1
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

Gramd Kssisis ktaalaf--
ts.aaE North.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27
INGENIOUS NOTTRUE.

The evidence given by Maxwell IL his
own behalf yesterday, If not truthful, Is
certainly very ingenious. 1t is difficult
to dissipate from ones mind all prejudice
against tie prisoner toward whom all
the circumstances point with such con-
yiuciug testimony, but It must be adj
usitted that his story, as told yesterday, is
one likely TO confuse a jury bound to
give the prisoner the benefit OF the doubt.
Ii affords plausible motives for bis con-
duet and does not conflict necessarily
with the detectives testimony. The
cross-examiuation Will be aw tied with
interest.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX declares We
can have whatever We wish II we only
wish long and hard enough Well, We
ara willing 70 20 without our meals for "a
day Wishing ELLA would give us "a rest
on her oh-Vll-love-you-' .-my-soul-is-
yellow-with-age poetry.
The I. NJ C. \. folks have inaugurated
a commeudable policy IN the establish
ment OF a ladies auxiliary society. The
influence Of good women upon young
men Is a force which will prove power
IN. aid 10 the \ NJ G. A. work
The confirmation Of Judge SEvERESs
- speedily 10y the Senate is an action
FOR which that body should be com
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

The lav -ometh when the United States
treasury wisl be- merely a. sdiunct of the
uen.an bureau. -Nlc1n IN telegraph.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27


orlE le= z54L
s- are
a -z lee
se er .eaesl lr - a-E
-.e-ae.f a.t eaaee. .rialls -a-.-
~ 4at lEaza aaasta 1as
aa -us -isesa-us ll-
~ s -e Aa7 -
taa tH- - i-r7
aaI asea ue 1 p4t ~
ra.- ~ t.s l4E Ha-as
t- beaare a-ks
Web ss eal certainly zee ~ cause r9f
oae sal porarg to worry itself mto
premature xfaF- because enthusiasm Is Is
pa.t .f olr nature Ws have never
claimed lla. GRAND R4gll. would ever
tsa failure Chicago. Dul q. have clalmsd,
al do clam nov that tie alley Clty IS
b4 tart l.s-llsst a1d most elterl rlsi4-
clfg ia 81 clI gan. DetI0it BOT ezesptsd,
all ~ hrmlg believe that the place las
s future before 10 that IS oaglt. Ea-
tLlsiasl = 8 very good tlllg Wien prop
srg applied lt Is. ia fact. to ou that
makes tls = 3-eels of science aud progress
move fse1ly. II EoulI be d srsat deal
ostt-r tor humanity Il there wers more
people IL llls happy sorld possesssd Of
sutlusl4sm instead of dyspepsia, and
- lo -et up AID 81 exercise thslr lungs
aAoop.lg their llg from tie housetops
Instead ~ s.oWerug and splitting troih
Ike d tom cat with the collie, aud making
their uei. gibbons equally melancholy Aud
+ iismal. oar estesn-sd contemporary eau
paste tie last tao lines IA It's bat n il
+ wants to.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

urANTFu- noARuERs BY THE DAY aR
" peek. 81 IS Narn plf a. Convenient
ia q PARIS ~ thc c'fr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27
Detroit, Grand Haven a milwaukee


TlNat|t SUNDAY
IiassenFcrs taking isf h.t1 r. ui Express make
eio>a connection af uauss1 for Lansing and 60
Detroit for NcW Nork arriving there 81 lUsia r. m.
The following MON Pc
Night Exprcss has focal sleeping Car from lle-
trnii o. Grand Rapids
This is the on.v NEo unninE LIMITED Express
leaving here at f.sI 3. u- wIih sleeping al i1
Deao.t making direcf connection faI al poiuis
East arrlNlug af Nsu hofs a. la fr lie ia' lna..
lug evening. Trains eti af la - 81 I'D uII maze
direct connection wHh palace steamer ttiH af
Milwaukee for alI points west
Through tickets secured af II. 81. 81 a NJ ofcef
Sweets iiuiel block and a. thr depot
ID NoTFfR fifE PAS Agent
GRO e RTEvE Traffic Manager. chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

Anotaer Blow at American Pork
A child " James Furey died Of congesti
i1u caused 1y eating a sausage AZ Nashville
Wednesday 2 Chattanooga t0mniTcili
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

sas-..a e. 4-.. a.a.s p. 'a- s--saa o'---
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

Al u4as raa a. Gag ame ebiah n eeaa
standard lAe
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

oaAsoaATio- mr@oAY NAY u
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

TIE Detroit Iri5aee calls tie Hon.
VILLAIN G. IH0Mf the great demo
aug. The dictionary goes marching on
in spite of the absence oi the late La
nsatsl NOAH WEHsrss.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-27

Mr. JAMes e. BLtsz denies that ae
has been interviewed ou any public 4ues-
ton lately. fou can't work any BUR.
e8skD racket on the old gentleman this
year. - IS going to be a clam.
The midland journal., 1886-01-29

The Oxford Ffess prints that infa
nous hoax about the artificial eggs,
without a word oi comment. Perhaps
the editors supposed the story was SO
ridiculous that comment was unnec-
essary. But we have no doubt that
lots of peop'e believe it who have
read it. The story about manufac
turiug honey combs, filing them by
machinery with glucose, and capplng
them over 50 nicely that they could
not be told from the real work of the
bees, is next.in order. Plenty of peo
pie will believe this story too.
The midland journal., 1886-01-29

WE ARE PROUD to chronicle the
fact that one agriculture paper in
America is owned and edited by prac.
tical farmers who make grand sue.
cess of farming.
On the RURAL's Western New
York Farm. the profits of the past
farming year, when closed up, will
be from $4,000 to $4,000; and this on
a farm of only 3Os acres-made from
fruit, grain, potato growing, butter
making, cattle and sheep feeding and
raising winter lambs. Surely every
wide-awake farmer ,Uill, and every
other one should take and carefully
read the RURAL, for in that, they
may learn how to do as well.
The midland journal., 1886-01-29
A Serenade.

Post Master Hindman was waited
on by the Band on Monday evening
and treated to serenade. After
PLAYING "Uail to the Chief and sew.
eral other appropriate airs, the par
lor was thrown ,pen and the music
ians. with many other friends were
invited in, where all e,egant col alton
had been prepared. The next half
hour was pleasantly employed in
placing where they would do the most
good. the tempting cake. oranges
nuts. lemonade, etc. When this
agreeatl. variation had proceeded 81
far that the tables were out of danger
from breaking down. the first toast
was given by the Captain of the Band,
Our Worthy Post Master" The
toast was greeted with thunders Of
applause, which made ROOF and rafters
reel. When quiet was restored and
the host slowly rose to reply, so pro-
found stiffness pervaded the room
that a pin drop could have been
heard quarter of mile. He said,
Captain, members of the Band,
friends and neighbors, it were need.
less to tell you that [ have no words
to express the extreme gratitude |
feel at this supreme moment, for this
unexpected honor and token of your
kind regard. Were to interpret
this demonstration on your part as
token of personal respect. Icould ask
no stronger vindication of my integ.
rity, or rebuke 70 any unkind words.
which, in the moment ofpolitical ex-
citement, may have been uttered by
those who opposed my appointment to
the honorable and responsible office
which it is my pride and pleasure to
fill. But I view this demonstration
as being prompted and inspired by
far higher and nobler motives. I APP
propriate but small part of this hon
or to myself, but rather tribute to
the grand and noble cause OF
Democracy, which it has ever been
our aim and effort to uphold and ad
vance. Fellow citizens. my heart
swells with pride when contemplate
the late triumphs of that grand old
party, that has lifted US at last on its
Atlas shoulders and placed us in the
fat places and on the high places Of
the land. [ have ever been faithful
to the party from my youth up. Ever
willing to labor for it's success through
sunshine and shadow; doing what
ever seemed best to be done for the
advancement of the rary, believing
that the end would justify the means
be what they might. and that our re
ward was sure to come sooner or
later, when the loaves and fishes
would be turned over to us. and we
would enjoy the fat things of Uncle
Sans larder. and rest happy from
our labors. Gentlemen, / again thank
you for the honor you have done me
as the party's unworthy standard
bearer In the old sixth district. in
this year of e. ace 1886. / will con-
clude my rambling remarks by pro-
posing three cheers for Grover Cleve.
land, our noble President The
cheers were given with a will, and
with "stirup cup' of lemonade the
company filed out of the room the
Band playing the lively air, "We
wont go home till morning."
I'VE ApR ppnun To ohroniola &ho
The midland journal., 1886-01-29
An Answer Wanted

Can any one bring us IA case OF Kidney OK
Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will
not speedily cure? We say they cannot for
thousands of cases already permanently cur
ed and who are recommending Electric Bit,
ters. will prove. Rright's Disease, Diabetes,
Weak Back. or any urinary complaint quick-
ly cured. They purify the blood, regulate
the bowels and act directly on the diseased
parts. Every hottie guaranteed. For sale
at so cents a bottle by DR.. l.. r. Kirk.
The midland journal., 1886-01-29
Another Call.

A call has been issued for meet
ing of all persons In favor of some
more effective legislative action in
connection with the sale of intoxi
eating liquors" to meet in the Hall
at Elkton on February 4th next. at
~ A. NJ. to further consider the prob.
lem. We greatly fear that meeting
after meeting will be called till the
legislature adjourns and nothing will
be accomplished. Had some of this
activity been manifested among tenn
perance folks last summer when we
60 strongly urged active measures.
every thing would have been ready
for action when the Legislature met.
But all hands were afraid it might
injure their ticket, :and the question
Was agitated the candidates would
have to declare themselves. The
temperance element have only them
selves to blame for this Litch and
dangerous delay. We hope the meet
.iSg will be we'll attended and active
measures inaugurated at once. If
there is any more "lufing and filling"
and beating mp to the question, all
hands may as well go home and stay
there.
Since the above was in type we
learn that the above call is in the in.
terest OF high license though the
$c&H'' carefully coneeals this fact.
We are dead opposed to high license
until local option has been tried as
gong as license. This is the last dodge
of the grog party. They have tried
Gcense for a coup e of centuries, with
the clergy and all of the temperance
organizations to assist them, and the
eYd has not been checked; and now
&ey are trying the shallow strategy
0e attaching "high" to tho word Ii
cense, and the rum sellers are to q
wsn in favor of this. What in the
0ame OF common sense good can the
XoEd high" do2 If the juggers can
mot be prohibited by law fcrbidding
chem. how shall a law densing them
apermit, prevent them. No licensed
1uA seller will dare to stuck up" an
wnlicense dealer. Let US try
adAsible local option law for
O. reasonable time and if We
cannot curtail the rum drinking hab.
Emore than any license Law has ever
&nne we will then agree to consider
wping back 10 the old failure Of license.
The midland journal., 1886-01-29

The Telephone Company of this
county sold their lines last week to
the Peninsula Telegraph and Tele-
phone company, new organization
with the hope of getting more talk
out OF the institution. The latter
company haev managed, 1t is believ-
ed to Bell the cat which disturbed
the former campany 80 much.
The midland journal., 1886-01-29
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Friday. january 29. 1856

Farmers keep look out for the
Bohemian oats swindlers. They are
sa d to be working in some parts of
Pennsylvania. This Oats swindle
has been one of the most successful
ever practiced on farmers.