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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04

Administrators q ADMINISTRATORS
SALE or
REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that under order Of The sr
prumc Court, made In the Estate % JOIN MUANA-
I'LL on the 18Th day OF March, 1875 are dlrscisII
By David Manaku. Administrators, and Moholc Mu1n1.
nH Administratrix, % the Estate Of the late John
MoanauI laccascd. 70 sclI q. public Anctlnn.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04

The crooked race" at the Yosemite Skating
Rink on the evening of the 3Oth uli was well con-
tested and afforded those present considerable
amusement. There were three contestants, Nc
Wayne, Lyle and Greig, aud the race was won by
Lyle, with McWayne a good second.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04

The local newspapers seem TO have taken up a
lost cause in the somewhat extensive and partial
putting given to the Campobello concerts, the
public not catching on Poor houses have been
the rule since the first night and the matinee on
Saturday last was not a financial success. The
criticism by the paper the first performance yet
stands good, Miss Spring has good voice, Mr..
Lencioni is pleasing artist, the Joran sisters
all excellent, and Signor Campobello's criticism
has been made by the audiences, be has obtained
very few encores. The prices have had great
ceal to do with the audiences.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04

Few know of the benevolence Of the Chinese
Merchants TO their burnt out countrymen. Mr..
Along has not only given up portion of his office
to a rival firm but be has put up some twenty or
thirty beds and mosquito nets for those who have
no home in consequence of the fire. A portion of
his warehouse is regular camp. Such work Is
beneyOeuce,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04

Mr.. L. b. Thomas was the purchaser of the par
TALLY destroyed brick building sold at auction,
Wednesday last, adjoining Messrs. Castle Cookies
store. He has already commenced putting on
new roof and will shortly rebuild the portion which
was most exposed to the fierce fire which ragged on
that corner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04

The band concert at the square last evening was
we'll attend and was thoroughly enjoyable
performance. The native air Ka Ipo Lauae
received an encore and "reminiscences of Balfe,'
by F. Godfrey. was heartily appauded. Quite
large delegation of officers and men from the
visiting British men-of-war was present.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04

At a meeting of Honolulu Typographical Union,
No. 81 held on the LIST inst the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: President, w.
q. Armstrong; Vice-President, Charles A. Fest
corn; Secretary, James h. Morris; Treasurer, A. v
Boyne; Sergeant Arms, Alexander Bolster.
Executive Committee-James II. Black, Charles
K. Spencer, j. p. Ingram, Aonzo Kuhia and w.
L. Grieye.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04

Mr. Furneaux is exhibiting in his studio two
flower subjects, which he painted while in the
States. They are summer spring and autumn.
The former represents beautiful bunch of lilacs,
while the latter displays micheusas daisies and
sumac leaves Just after the first pi nch of frost
has touched them. Both pictures have been eX-
hibited in Boston and Charleston, and art critics
have spoken highly of them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04
Mortuary Report for April. 1856.

Wards TIT2T3I4T n s. 9iI0flI1215foaisi
Deaths...... 81 $ s. A.. 3. ST.. 81 H.. 1IH IS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04

A party was given on board II. B. u s. Heroine
on Thursday April 18th. A large number of ladies
aud gentlemen were invited. Among those present
were the American Minister Resident and Mrs.
Merrill, the British Commissioner and Mrs.
wodehouse, the French Commissioner and the
Misses Feer, the Portuguese Commissioner, His
Majesty's Chamberlain and the Misses Judd, L. A.
Sohaefer Esq, Theo. H. Davies Esq, and many
others.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04
NnTl!CE !

on CrcrL Bows, AtioIney l2- -.9I------ -
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

EOk -AlE-ID1- D1ATAlAlAs iIkI ANI
L ten acres in Walker near g. Na-tm fai.i,
small house ga tast -, near Thomas si uncau-
waited land iu aicdoula section . hafaUl .Dt-
on College ave and Fulton -. and house or -
lcge-ate Nrs Jamcs Miller corner Potion rl
aud C0iese-aTe
NOR sALE-A FINE NEN PLACE oN ,HEL-
L don n ff,r . 80 cash Iight rooms aud rntsl
LOT on south end 90 street. Addfce j.. care iele-
gram Herald.
rOR sALE-sOCIH DIVISION STREET RU~I-
/ LEES property, between Dcunisau's serlcul-
tufai ~arefoous and helnIs new block. eeo. a..
Pierce, agent m
NOR sALE-A1 4 GREAT BARGAIN.s ny
/ house aud l0t. 10 South lsfayclte. Housf S.
substantially builL splendid we'll aud clsleru.
bath noon, closet, etc. iol 5lxi t. ~ ll sel The
whole al what house cost 10 buiid If >0id this
month H. @. Allen corner Fulton aud louia-
sts m
NOR sALE-0OOD HOUSE, BARS. L0T 90
L fruit trees etc, very cheap, II sold very
so0u situated so Reed Lake. Ais9 two doWsl
machines, shaper tcneut machine and boring
machine, etc. Inquire Of J. i. Homan. lls
Monroe s. 81
\ OTIS LOIS LoIS-ON SOUTH DIVISION 80.
IL Suitable Tor stores or hotcl or H-iAth Nation
al bank These are Ncrt choice were bought
several year ago with tieN ul probable improve
msnt on that thorougliare. lUule Bros. rcnerai
Agencv. Sc
COR eAIE-THE oIDHoNE-TEAD.5 - SHAW
NUT ave. Lot lpi hy l.ih feet N Ii sell ONE
half of lot with house and barn il desired House
in good repair with bath rpnm hoi and cold
water m same good cellar. wiih 'urnnee vii
b. sold on reasonable terms. Apply 90 Wan. =
Hovey. - &onfoe-st
COR sALE-YAIUABLS BUSINESS PROF
L efty on long time. srai payment down o.
brick building yl feet ifont fso stories and base
ment. nne location Tor eumlni- i--lou or w no'esiie
business a feed NIL. steam Laundry or dye house
lmoTc a. needed here apply ~ nd stamp O.
". r. Scubucr. Real Efaie Dealer iE Pearl
St. Grand Rapids, hich.-the besi io"n in
America. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Afbilfsiios 10 ensapss than @.nchss-
ters.
L pias Tor Mlehlgaa wnLr,n C.
MAFBURT.
Tbs rebel yell hAs d@indled 70 a
s4usaz m,re r4sglag than Jan knife
and slate pencil.
Pliadeiphia Is oserrun with faro
banks. ras MsyoF th.aks the place Is
the Chicago ot Psnn4 ylgsnia.
senator HoAa. ~ Massachusetts,, has
a presidential boom- A backwoods
paf er thinks BIZ a ihe coming man.
Whea wiH they DO ssusisls lhs
5anlasky Register asfsm5ssd % adopt
the eight hour plan aud It's employees all
struck.
A fashion ten says wom-n's hats vii
DO higher THIS su nmss tasa ever. WHAT
a blessed thing il is that the opera season
is over.
NJ. BEEoH. tho New York animal pro-
tector. contributes daily t. the press
The sun prob bly, received its office
cat irom him.
lt Is reported that Mss JENNIE CHAM
szu.AfN. the American beauty, will 20
on ths stage. The Prince % Wales has
.,~aat 1aaI h, accouot for
JxFF DAVIS - beginning 20 have his
portrait PUBLISHED il the papers. There
Is little eft now - prove that DAVIS IS a
lead OF the most terrible kiad aud II
the portraits In the papers are true he
should be killed by law.
Mr. GLApsr0SE is said 10 have split
cord ot wood before making bis great
speech. II some ot The speech makers OF
Congress we're obliged 10 10 the same
thing this glorious country would have
reason to praise the Congressional
Record
Cen. WILLIAM Z. INNEs. of Grand
Rapids, IA mentioned as possible can
didats Tor Govsraor by the Jackson
Telegram. That paper bslisves the fight
ior tue Fusion nomination viii center
between Cen. INNEs and Col. SHOE
MAKER. OK the Genital city.
The streets Oh Saturday were Uttered
with hsndbiils and dodgers, and the rag
man reaped bountful harvest. Prob
ably not one ~ these bills out of thou
sand did ihs houses they advertised any
good. II seems strange that men will
persist ia spending dollar to gain ten
cents.
The Cadillac Fggekiy Tinics cones ont
With the bombastic head o. state Dem
ocrat. and the editor thereof seems to
havs lost ms own head as well "a that Of
bis paper. Mr. VI T. WooDRUFF appears
more empty than ever siuce be has gone
from the influence Of h.s dearly beloved
Y,'silanti water.
We have nos observed that Mr. lHLo
PkRsoNs. of Detroit has succeeded IN
makinx that town Rome 10 ths Wilder
ness. NJ PNRsoSs msthods Of making
a metropolis smscssd too much - corn
husNugs and spelling bees. Bu' Detroit
would be shocked u one % hsr cislz sns
should suxges, the fact
T. s. nov strongly hinted that some 4
NJ. JAcoe SHARs's Doodle vaos into the
coSsrs % - New York daily papers.
Tbis accounts tor the fact that some q
them ara trysag harl - prove tbat JacoB
II an angel snd hs home in Heaven.
We opins. however. thst II evar JAcoB
knocks at she gsss gnried by ST PErsn
he vii - thars oy street car.
Elsewhere 40 esrs a letter from that
able lawyer aud po2alar gentleman. Nr.
EnwtS r. UHr. respecting the United
States District i1dgeship. 81. { ri repeats
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
rrnmh- -w.pt Tp.

statistics sh0w that in the whole Of
Europe the women have "a maj0uty Of
t.519Wo
There are now thirty-oue women in the
lniQersahst ministry. Six OF these have
churches in Illinois
jacob Twadlle oi S3euhenville. Ohio.
blind from bis birth. claims t0 hc able TO tell
the color of horse by the sense of touch.
a Roni3ut. y. Y man of small stature
gives as reason for bis sfInted growth
CHAT he Ras brought up, when baby, on
condensed milk.
The half .lad citizens Of The Bermudas
base au ilea of tne eternal fitness of things.
Ter they. F. IS sad. import t4r their own use
largely potatoes from tho nlied states at
- a barrel. AMI send rs potatoes of their
own growth az f-om si' to So a barlei-
Marin. a sou at Daniel Heuroe. of Read
in- while an his way % wors iask Saturday
4 8.stovered a hiacssnake RE chased it to "a
cedar bush near oT and with difficulty sue
reeaed bro shhnE it lf measured over i've
ieef and vas tke frsf b.acssn8ke seen this
season.
A Chicago frm rerent.y received an order
fr1u q h ufgrsr nfan Hr hfcTc.e an1 be
gave bis measurement fs follows Height
feet inches vrshr iif pounds Ir -
nee.lIfss f8 ASH thst the company j. going
to oraee the w1eei ur sith some extra fin-
hers forhs tantsa from the Blue Grass
egian.
There IS turned near Naples. Italy
fh-ee- ifurtes u a mii7 long. eut through a
mountain of stfi rock caiiai Pe-T ppo.
The umei ~ uaw exists was cut
through only twenty severn frars before
thrst and .her.ee has iae aven e aEe
..r 7. 10
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

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t.s>sA alf<Ni-< s~v-t il.'tt4 =,
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4seF fe-a1s lssE hala Eaht. ta Isr
ls1k safrk SEsst>44H4ku tsiffl Ef.5.fNl.
/ p.ai.e Hil Is $50 sasaf : .al4 ,a.a F.li
81 aFs tesef tt. Msalf.s st ap r.alls
IN @aFF fsf9 WF. tS
teast ri.s s..tt. .ls.-.f.. = $50 !. ~. ....ss.
l..auo l..af taan8 s..rufse frsi ts.ss n.ak. : =
ilsta leaa saaa t.fts nlal.as wts. g. es I
tass NtskS tsA Ateg 81 81. u 81 ta.aea -
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ffaHk lasraa8 s.stta ss.lla ls.sas sat taeA
sa fH I~llee.es ana let.-s a.i-f.es u usisi,
s.A f AtHe- AiA
faA sAik- HEATEfe fH FFeh hra
sts si.t si.t sse.sse.ta e-rtt3 Aasss 81.
sli .-tap 4 $3.50 ati'.ts 4ttt Naa 81 a..A
taiF Nale*A ~ tas+ efiartsl .llte-+e h-As
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j sl,t-ia asa b ste- i...4s.ei rlaat-ai.
- ft'ir,fi FL. ofaaN t,ai.'e Atsh
I0A sALt-fleHIAs 4AsA4lNa All COST
L " ers tl.lsll.s e4i eat fi.ts H ttrst espsis
AsAsa ana s'as e''7 tii.itIt- i',' g. stt 4iiAl
~ rM.- esi,.t,sa 3. - .lit,i f.i.iN q -.
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saske 81 reaaofa urie.~ a arG hand
ttll.glss fsr sale gAtal fa. a.ll examine
~ Fiea = ~.s8tn Int ....a &.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

IL b..s lssea SAL ln slse 4sass of Con-
uons gsaf Cana.ll44s Asss exaib.asd -
aiacn aa.ag enisaa tessrsls A1eFle4a
1silefa4a1 So 81 seriously interfere slth
fl4slr 81. . aeef 81 the 1sllny Frial~ges
zrsnis,l 81 taea. - tue treaty sstb these
Ealted >las=s The Report sosAd sssm
sssarl ~ laay c.. ~ lsss tLsn three
u4.alsts1s ei Else er3sa e9a1ras = -
sss tx Cals.la hAs 0esn alt.ls ls1ls ief
1a1.ags - oafrages celDiftsi el Jlited
States citizens. azs tie outrage eomn-st-
ts oa tas dgu.ty e the hepubhe b. tie
murder of 81 of.tcer of t.lesruy b. f0Fsiss
s0llisrs a. IL the esseof Capt CRAWFORD.
The 04tfages, ,l1ssTeF. ~ unlebuzsd TIE
hspubiie il settiaz 81 pa5sd up NTH her
oxu c9useq qasaee that dsrs eating IL pre-
lsfrsd t8 Ksfloa. Is Is pretty snail
potatoes ID ths nation to take these con-
taasi lssuits iB siisDce. What Is need-
"A a. Washington Is lnoth-r ZACH
CHAxDLEH
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
sIrrsrIoNs .aNfka

Ia ANTkD- sEIt A11oN 81 AK ENfEti
" eZsesd zfoSers t2AG sitt speai 1z-y assgzcz.ee
address j II 4 II, aArcas-sl ~
AfANTEU k1 Az ENFEk{kNl&D NoHAN
" sita.AlslE a. -s4l.sifs - o. noslss c.esa
lis fiea~e eaa a. AVs-B.e a.tll-1 aal la.liiss
81 A Alse %-lsa h4Ttl4An. lae
NANTEb SITUATION ICNkEkAtN
" aoi-1 alSSfa = islSall54 lL -illstei eiil-s
1szt is-rAslsct - l.stk ktslsnS stlfi'sllz ald
ts1.lEf Gets-l- 4i tte aa.luls @rC SAltet n. ?
references. AsGfess a. iel.sraEa her>sd
u AkTEu-SITl ATioN Az NI1HiN AIL'h
W lenltQf eT aork 81. ssaie Slafs tlt lssl al
retereuess sasea- Adlress !. r lsse. fe.ssfszl-
htrsl1 Al
NrANIEIA-A SITUATION A. b1ok r EtfEk
" by ous y ~ las.lts1slls understands E.s ia-f
EtsS Address Acssslli-lli. ears tslksi.ak
HkEAlN -
SITUATioN AANTFD-As FokfAAN II tiA
= AID sheet iloa Department ui Hr-i class
hardware AID stove stQrt ~ itorl8Ea aHl
oora qxteut RAN AG4fess. Sheet Aeia MtTttr
+. ~ box 5c7 cily q.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
aaKsfs H4NfsD

WANTED A6ENIc In TRAVEL AND fEAf III
W Au All thai s llsefu iu efefs ia-Aiy la
dies and otDtS 1aake tiE pes. t4ll SID
koolls l5 aud lo GuDn e bolk
TANTED-THBEK FIRST GAS AefNTs
W one for tsrAud kapids auG iug iaeks.sls aud
one toF b4y Clts last have sinau ceplii uo
other need apply. ". L. AGy Bri-ee 81 houss
cIiy lQi
WANTED r. EXPERIENCED NANNA~sEks
W Tor oar liIae OF ueN and iAsi seiiins house
hold go-sds f0r particulars insGire al Z south
Disislon-st ". f0K Nanagel -
llTANTED-YOUNG MEN or GOOD Address
W aud hshi.s % solicit for Caleiys Universal
Educator Bihles Adams aid kogeTs sufr
are ou monthly Pas ments- For terms epIly g.
John Galeiy & Co. lll Randolph - ,hic4eo
tlTAN1ED-TMENTY BEsI SOLICITORS.
W male or female foF steady basiuess. A
bonanza a. good ones. Apply 10 rooms B. and ls
HoisscInan block eIty-
WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
W Agents for ''oeiecl Readings with eiucu-
tiOuary Instructions Teachers and students Nlil
hud Readings a profitable bpok- Zee we have
the New Pictorial Parallel Bible Write i0I sIe-
eial Bible terms. Tyler Co, Dvtroit, Mich.
gl-lfno.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
Lake Shore 81 Michigan South
Kaismszoo Division

Arrive leave.
tHrrest ..-.....7 IS . nC fn
Nal 8 hi m 4 a. fn
Tie irafn iearlnr a. CSC =. m. cof1icrts 81
White Pigeon win Atlantic ESFrcss rn Nan
llne. which hes Pacific Drawing Room kceTirg
coaches from tnicaFu - New ) or and B,4fnn
without change
The train leaving ai r sfs M CONNECTS 81 white
Pigeon giving uue houf ~ dinner with fr.afIaf
trW York E1r'foss 0n Mar i.ine
Through nfkeis nid herhs in slesping coaches
can bo secured ~ mon Ticket Office 81 Monroe
street and depot
Trains ran hr s'ih meridian fifno. which Is s0
minutes slower than bciroit fime
J. "a MCkfNRFg. General Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Al trains srree al and aepsn hon pnioa
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
Grand Haven & NIL

vest Bousd
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
STATE PRESS CRossFIRE.


John Enrisbt. recently made chair
mau Of the Democratic Stale committee,
aspiles % the seat now occupied by Mr.
Ma bnry. of Detroit. in Congress, and he
has considerable following Representa-
tive Maytury SAYS NJ after serving his con-
stituents tw0 terms his record Is not salts
factory. he is willing % retire bat be viii
never buv nomination Does he mean TO
say that Mr. Enright wil2-Jgckson star.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

The mayors peculiar method of making
appointments is still being vigorously dis
eussed by the public. To say that his
method was peculiar Is putting il mild,
indeed There is little disposition 10 criti-
else the appointments as such, bat there is
abundant dissatisfaction with the jugglery
by which they were brought abOut.-Has-
tfg0n Chronicle
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Call in and witness the improvements
that are constantly being made in our mann
moth establishment.
We intend to make our store the great
center for the dry goods trade in Grand
every department keeping on sale the best
fabrics and selling everything at the very
lowest possible price.
SPRING x COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
DEAD SHOTS.

Jag Could 3. sort of plated gold.
The bird of freedom has become a buz-
mrt called boycott.
Gen. Logan bias Mr. Dana's permit to
pain, the cnlatfy red.
when 10 Re die' shouts the Rev Tai
nialgc The undertaken can inform him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

It is rather a p.tiable termination of the
great strike on the Missouri Pacific, which
had % hunt up a Justification after the
strike had begun, that after taxing whole
states by enormous LOSSES the strikers are
negotiating to return 90 the same basis that
was in force when they went Out.-hal,uaa-
rso YefsgrqF.h
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Jefferson Davis, judging from his recent
speech, seems Co be still somewhat often
sive PARTISAN But We forget-it is the
other kind of "partisans' WHO are regarded
a .nlIen.lNe ~ RntNe lrsek JDIrnaL
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
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 Erst mail. Make 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.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Tae LnasAM-HEgsL reaches Io~bs
within twenty-five niles Of Grand Rapids
uiae hours ahead of the Detroit papsr9,
anl t CONTAINS AZ tie neEs. The suu-
lay issue Fsaciss uloat % these towns q
flll day ahead IL THE Dstsoit papers and
t il a genuine issue coataiagng al the
.afest news and a0t : rshasb ~ the
humorous papers printed Saturday after
noon aud dated sunday That these
facts are appreciated IS proved by the
circulation @, this journal which is
iampiag up At 4 most surprising rate.
The paper delivered by carrier costs but
fifteen csats a week.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
- BeantlfuI Il -.

There is an ancient cordial. as Mr. Field
would saw existing between the Pope ahd
tbe Emperor William 40 present. The rela
ti1us between them are almost too beautiful
Co last. fLicnq9 Nal
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Perhaps The sevcrest commentary that
pHists on Jefferson Davis gionhcati0n of
the Lost Cause is that no One in the North,
except a few partisan editors pay any atten-
tion 90 him. except 90 treat him with good
humored tolerance. -PiHsbangt Dlpptch.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

one reason for meeting labor half way is
the fact that the wages of labor ~ into
circulation again quicker than any other
part of tae expenses of large industrial
establishment and they circulate at home
Philadelphia Prefs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Tbs largest store, tbe largest stock the
largest business enables u 10 sell ali kinds
of DFy Goods silks. Dress Goods Domestic
Goods Carpets, Draperies and oil kinds OF
Curtain Materials al much less prices than
can be obtained elsewhere.
SFElNG & CoNPASr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
The New Department.

Under the Skylight may be found a large
assortment of Embroideries, Made-up Cam
brio articles, Dress Trimming. in great va
riety, Buttons, Chenille Fringes, Moss Trim
mings, Braids, Ruchings, Corsets, etc.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

wafer, MiC b.
yVANTED-sIX FIRsT-CLAss DRESs- MAX
" crs. none others need apply. Apply u Miss
McCielland. l23 North Ionis -
IIANTEB-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsE-
w woTk. Apply At once % - Lsgrave-si
IlANTFD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work snd - care for children 347 Lyon Of
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss GIRL FOR GEN
" ersi horse Kors in family II two. Enquire
Of Mrs A. A Barr ID Cinionst
JANTEn-A CpsPETENT And FXPFRI-
enced girl 70 d. general house worE Ora q
tad a. once ~ lal Fountain e
n-ANTED A GOOD Girl FOR @ECOND WORK
y Gail between ? and , m. Mr. II p
Hastings, lib jefferson ave -
UANTED IMNFDIATEIY-FXfF ~
w wsist maker. Nrs. q. =. Corn, Ran
sorast
XIANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houseTors. iu = family - three persons
ApniY a. 90 Crescenf-ave. -
IANTEp-ffRL F0R gFNERAL lfDrSE-
DO Crescent ave. orp1~Ite TIE PARK ~ the Iet
XIANFED-A GIRL FoR rENFhAL HOUSE
" uers ArfaY ~ oaee Z13 Sorfh Lafayette q
WANTEn-eoop Girl FoR sENERsI
~ hol-eeo-s sFpy l.s = laetsan- si ~
UANTEU-A 5oDn GlRL At =. COLL EsE
" eve s.oond door so1fa n lhcrry
utNTFr-f efRt Fnk rFN EEAI HN1@F
" rors A. so D. AleH s1 sri corner ~ Co-r~i-
-resdT efaE lrGsleut
ANTFI-THRF FfF-r rftS@ DRESS
" uase~s a. onre. APIS - Na7rser. iF
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
PRESS PRArTLE.

They Might Have Been Lost
10 is questionable whether or not short
hand writing has been of benefit 20 the
world Without it half of toe speeches
might have been lOst.-Nc,c Orleans Ticay-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
DRESS MAKING.

Our Dress Making rooms are no@ Ia slle-
esssisl 3Ferzfi5n gaeeF Tie ehsrge - Mrs.
{. A. Hod1es. All sty.es - Dresses and
Wraps nsae a. short notce aud reasonable
prices. Sgzlso 4 CoaRA2F.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Tbs rsoei yell hAs d@indled "a d
s4lssz m4re r4sgng than a jan knife
aBd slate peucli.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

senator HoAR. u Massachusetts,, has
a presidential boom A backwoods
pat er thinks hs "a she coming man.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

" J. WHITNEY, FORMERLY MANAGER OF
w Burche's painting establishment ls Jos afed
al l47 Monroe II where orders Wlil be received iuf
painting. paper hanging and frescoeing. keinem-
Der the place. Opposite The soldier r Monument
CITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY l5f
Y Granville ave. Regular trade solicited "
ROSE, Proprietor,
c. HERKNER. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
y. Fine jewellery, = Monroe -
OSCAR DYE 2i7 DIVISION ST. CARPENTER
" and Job shop. Screens specially.
CROCKETT & HOPPINs, FINEST ASSORTED
Y furniture in the city. We do our own uphOls-
tering. Remember II Canal-st.
II HOPKINS. ARCHITECT, a MONROE
IL st., old Aldrich block.
COMMISSION. r. J. LAMB & CO.. WHOLE
v sale dealers in fruit ana vegetables. butter.
eggs, etc and 10 lOnia-st Grand Rapids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Mr. GLApsr0SE - said 10 have split
cord of wood before making his great
speech. II some ot the speech makers OF
Congress we're obliged 10 10 the same
thing this glorious country would nave
reason to praise the Congressional
H.elrL
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

Train - 1i issr q Thfougt Ca,ert aalir ers~nf
-unfisg frf f--1uf fspds Holland fira..r
HnFfn. hrekrFr efff fartI 1fsfs-r isf Thra.ieii
fissrt ierfrs ftf fiefvt ls,tnfe rIa A 81.
estt eef fTreff 7Hn8Hf arriving in 10iedo on
Trsir 80 q ff.ff RI
a n trsin. dnils sFreu s1udnv
2 p. AfrcrrfA. Nrru0p
49, f-ef. Pas fgeft f.a.tf 80. s,-.,,t
p g 8tT1EErs Nf,rff r esfarr fs1 H-,ss.s-sr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

fltiadeiplia Is ogerrun with faro
banks. ras Mayor th.nks the place Is
the Chicago % Penns yigania.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-03

JxFF DAVIS il beginning 20 have his
portrait PUBLISHED il the papers. There
Is little eft now - prove that DAVIS Is a
dsad of the most terrible kind aud II
the portraits IN the papers are true he
should Oe killed by law.