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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08


Fourth of July seems 20 have been in
vented the interests Of the despised Chi
nese.
Biz luscious water melons are in the
market Now is the time when the Prohi-
b.uolist takes his drinks in pills.
A patent bib factory has been started at
Richmond. Ind We suggest that the Ca
madam Parliament open up correspondence
a. once
Julia McNary. Of Marshall, H.. has gone
insane from reading dime novels. Her
friends should be glad she wasn't killed on
che spot
August Spies says only tried men are
wanted in the ranks he represents. Chi
cago is trying hard TO crafty him, bat she
is almighty slow abou, it.
Within the past ten days over three hun
dred people have been poisoned by eating
ice-cream. After a while Ice cream will
have no terrors for the average lover.
Those foolish Congressman who refused
o. admit Dakota and her Billiards 10 the
Union regret il now when the murcury is
playing tax i'm the sky-lofl Of the thermom-
eter.
4 Washington woman stole a cork leg
and an army blanket from veteran the
other day She was bound % have some
thing from the government over the Presi-
dents veto
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

WANTED "A GOOD AND PERMANENT
" home for bright, attractive girl ten years
OF age. Further information may be obtained 10y
inqmring Al 81 Marks Home, ia lsianO-st. -
GOOD MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL CAN
" learn something 20 bis interest by calling on
:. & h, az the Clarendon Hotel between the
hours of aud a. M, and 90 D. m. =
| A. CASTER & CO. - Monroe and - ottawa
y .Sts- has opened Labor Agency Having a
great many men and women wishing employ
ment in various capacities n erchants and farm
ers viii do well O. give as their orders, ~ we
guarantee satisfaction 90 an parties. We ask the
citizens OF Grand Rapics and vicinity 20 give us
a share Of their patronage. No changes for Sc
curing male help Telephone 1s9 -
WANTED-HO ONERCOATs. 100 PAIR OF
" pants. so suits, and al other cast on cloth
ing and boots sud shoes ] can buy. hiFhesf-ca
price. Cheap John l3 East Bridgest., and l5s
f,aual-st Talcuhouo .b4 ~
llANTED-TO FNCHANGE FOR A GOOD
W road hoTe and top buggy. ] Tenant ma
chine. Gowei machines. shaper double head.
b0reing machine, pulcys, shafting etc etc. J..
Homan. l19 N0nroe-sf. gs
DARTiEs WHO VISIT REEDS LAKE AND
/ wish 20 secure good boats can end hem a.
Eiis landing near J. Fairs place
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

MANIFESTATION BY A FIRsT-CLAss
" sign aud carriage painter. No objection 10
going Out OF town. Address Painter, too :. lOnia-
81, Grand Rapids, Mich.
WANTED WORK By An ABLE-BODIKD
W American quick a. figures and willing 10 be
useful. Address John Hair, 4s2 lonia Il 20
IIANTED-A SITUATION As BAND OR
W scroll sawyer in factory or can DO any kind
OF work in furniture factory. Has had SIX years
experience. Can give good recommend. Adj
nrtss A h. care lnIs n.Ice. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

VVANTED-MEN TO SELL OUR NEW LINE
" OF household goods. Salary or commission.
Address r. ". Fox, Z south DIyision-sC. Grand
Rapids, Mich. 80
NANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT IN GRAND
W Rapids To sell Lye's Improved Boiler COM
pound for removing scales frOm steam boilers.
Good commissions paid. Address i ; Lye, secre-
tary Lima, Ohio.
IIANTED-CANNAssE ERS THROUGHOUTTHE
w state 10 solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home For particulars address. II. ".
Nash, Secretary. Grand Rapids Mich.
WANTED-SIX GOOD COLLECTORS OR CAN
W vaSsers- male or female. salary and com
mission 70 the right parties. Apply between the
hours of and 6 p. IN. 70 room 10, kOOds block, s5
Pear-st-, city
WANTED - LADIES AND GENT EN- I'm
W Agents for select Readings" with el0cu-
tionary Instructions. Teachers and students viii
md Readings a profitable book Yes. we have
the New Pictorial Parallel Bible. Write for spe-
cial Bible terms. Tyler & Co, Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

We regret 70 learn that Mr. Benjamin
Wxons Jersey caf the one with a short
tail. was run over and killed last night at
Che TOLL gate crossing Nust4i Pa dd-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

lr is Ike sending Goals 70 Newcastle 10
give President Cleveland a horseshoe for
"iucS lie had oceans Of it right along Of
the best SORT Boston Her1ld
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08
BOiKDTNG

DOARDING-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
ID front rooms tor rent with or without board one
is large room on ground hoOr with bay window.
Terms very reasonable 70 The right party. Call at
l7s North lOnia st, NTH house north OF pOstofl, e
"a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

Notice TO Contractors.
Sealed bids win DE received by fhe County
Clerk of Muskegou county ION behalf Of The Buiia
ing Committed no 30 O'Clock q. M. THURSDAY.
July sth. lst for the erection Of two additions r
TIE present Court House huildine The same o. bC
constructed as vaults Tor the county Offices.
Zach addition o. Dee 4isf0 n walls o. De- 2 r on
n footing Of dimcnfion stone. and each tC
have division wall n on n footing sli i0
be according % plans and specifications CD 20
seen in The Office Oi The County Clerk, in the city
of Nuskcr0n.
The contractor 20 furnish su meferial Al bids
o. he marked on the outside BIDS for Building
The committee reserve the night 10 reject any
o. All bids
on behalf of committee
Julys J. r. RYAN. Chairman
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08
FoR RENf-RusINEss ruRroN ~.

NOR RENT-fACTORY IS MLLsr TnE
very convenient brick building. c0XlD0 feet
i've stOrles high, with sixty horse power walter
wheel, hydraulic stand pipe Lose aud nozzlos in
each room, eleN ator, steam heating pipes shaft
ing pulleys betting, etc, also addition contain
ing ofhce. powerful steam engine, boiler, c0al
rOom and dry room, store room, etc. Inquire OF
Butterworth and Lowe. A.
NOR RENT-DEslRABLE BOAkDlNG-HOUsE
i and rooms 10 rent % responsible Tariies in
Millers Block, Wet Budge-st Apply 10 Mn.
Miller, 20 West Bridge-st "A
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

Train No g. has q Through Coach daily cyeeu
sunday, for Grand kspIiS Holland Grand
Haven, NuskeFou and Frutusfer. Also Through
Coach leavcs The shovc points via O. a "a NJ kr
each day, exoept SUNDAY. arriving iu To.edo 90
Train No q az tll 3 m
Az trairs daily exccp sunday.
u. r. Mitchell. b McHueH.
As ecn PAS Aren't Ga.l fsse A fCerl =
II. r. MATHEWS North western Al Nus4aql n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

10 kLAl-EOoA--A ~. 81 -ralN0-rI
| are llret lufu-she1 E0 fIle suitable I4I leai
house keepiug or % Keep iea luarlen A.sl
furnished r.oI4 up 5 ain q s'ls.e s utemau ~
WANTED To kENr - PERSONS HAVING
" iufAislea f,-f-s ~ LEI during caltlafe ui lhe
fatriafciai circle, Jui1 ID. l' aud lo. Hul leave
their address and particulars elth ii 9 libble
al eagle hotei, of 4. T.. Putnam al faiuau o.
hrO4k. -6
IoR kkNI Rooms fOA kENI-NIlH Osl
L without board. suitable for man auu nlft uf
1870 gentlemen al l.s Aonn lunia-st Terms very
reasonable. fiith house norih ~ Iust0l1ce. 10
rOK KENI HOUSE SO. b34 JEFFERSON
/ ave with OF without barn. seven rooms.
good well aud cistern. also garden iu good order
hear street railway. apply on premises oT a. SIT
Crc4ue nIultIfc store. 15
EOR kENT-FUkNIsHED ROOM To RENT.
/ 26 iaruerst. Two gentlemen pret-rrea. -
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08
PRESS PRATTLE.

Engaged for Another Term.
AIRS Cleveland endorses the White House.
That settles DC. and Mr. Cleveland viii take
another term -Fhigdrphia Press.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

"The gray horse, by Garden Sass. out of
Rebel Yell. will win the Missouri Senator
ial Derby "-Nru Io.k Iribute
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

Hon. Levi +. Morton says he has not
given any thought 10 Ais chances for the
Presidency Nowadays presidential aspi-
rant doesn't give any thought 20 that sub
iect-he. gives money - Washington >md1y
No. Irsrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08
Detroit. m-es'pae a Marquette * II.

fHrress trains dHIY fhp year ruund make c.ss.a
connections with fraiue fnsu Ianada fhs Pad
and @0Dth. 90 8il Iakf Superior poInft
NtTsuN. aflrr
Gen Superintendent Ceal Pass Tiffaf Ar
Marquette kich. NFrlufffr Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

Al other daily cxocTa sunday
Sleeping can run uu isfihr aut Atlantic eH-
pres trains CD and ifon Eelrfii
Parlor carr r-n ou bag E2pr-ss ard Grand Rap
ids EATress to aut ffom netruit
liftC connections Dndt Di Detroit riil al
through trains tasl over a. a. r. r.. Canals
Southern DTisiolA
CHAs n NoHaIs. General Art. 81 Nouroe-st
J. r HAWKINS Ticket AEt. Union Depot
O.. ~ MINSoN iIlon IEl triec. 81 4ounoe-st
ID. "A klo6lls. %. T. a j A. fnicsEu
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

Having pa, both iset INTO u pretty
badly a8 soon as ls arrived ia England,
HssET WAo BazHEE Las osen kept
pretty well suhda-d since.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08
Valuable Works on the Labor Question,
The Latest Metaphysical Works by
MRS. EOOY AND DR.. EVANS.
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

Novels by Popular Authors for summer
Reading. Literature for the Mountains,
SeashOre and Summer Resorts
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

Shorf liue and Inrolsh Coaches frusn Cd RsQ.
Holland, a. a havCu, fuskcg0u and leniwaier
anLN. ML.l l-u--.- L-m.. ElLE. Ea.T-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

Iok kENI SMALL HOUSE. C0ANENIENI
loT famlll % lalI, ouls I'VE mlHetes aalA
fIom poeI3nllr. heui only sla per llunl1 AL
dress d. care Ic.ssFum-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

NAAAAt f-NAlt'ttl - e. tAN't i'atI a'A.A
Passengers taking thC N.il a. ID Express rlakt
close connection ai Opnsso far lansing and al
Detroit for New YORK arriving lhcre a. 1880 a m
The following morning
Night kxpfess has tuoal sleeping Car from De.
tr1if o. Grand Rapids
lhis ls tle oniE line rluline Limited Esnrcs
leaving here 81 $50 q. m- with ~.cep.uE a. 40
Detroit making direct connections fof aN points
LAST, arriving sf New Aors af fN b. u fhc 81 'or-
ing evening. Trains nfsi af H az B. m ull uakt
direct connection with palace steamer City OF
Milwaukee ior all peuts Wesl
Through tCfclf secured 81 j. G Al 4 NJ &c. ~
Sweets Hoie block anl a. The depot
y. loTTEh City Pass Agent
6E0. b kErVI 1rsflr Mauager GIicaao
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08
SPECTACLES.

N TIE DOLLAR sPECTACIES. with Per
~ focfion oissses from Loeh kafriue Scotland.
I) Are superior % al ofhers The lenses are
ground and polished with mathematical pre-
Cision. inviForatiuF the eyes. and in many Gases
curing vis3sl detects Avoid using common
SpeCtscies. Circular free. !. P HoMAN. l59
Monroe 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

t-s SEIZURE - a1a-li2l a-l--1flt-es u
w. --ef1 A--7ili-- ------s Vessels - il7
---si l--7i --a4sss -4= a.-lel az --s--I
= aa AsIs i-At TIE 'io'sf-- --n=-l 81
"-7A-s--- sta'--- Ffe-P'is a-1 '-'--
.- i---- we we're .-1.'i-s- e --i-a
90 --- -at-l=f -l --5 li7l seizure '-Al .As
e--al l-- i--r-- ~17 enli 7'ei1-
- s-' -A.-sl ne s4-sll1s Ass 01'
-- ~s e -@'--f i-es As -
-.s7 4 ne -
vessels -7'7is "s-l a-i7' ~a'si' a--
-i---al --i aiii..i A --l-.-s s-7T' en-
-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

Is las been discovered that Mr. GLAD
sroNE wears polka dot neck-tis. We
thought something vas wrong by the way
the Torres aave been carrying the broom
ln Lls -a.a s-aei-on-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

The United States hag was hred on
and riIilsd gisl bullets ths other day in
Chicago. but saea triiss ouly provoked a
smile. F.ags are heap IN Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

ErCiJ7. CHsRLEs fosrEa. OF OHIO
says bs has discovered field Of two
hgndrsl .gaars miles Ehic.. % a-.isrlaid
Eiih natural gas. lais discovery ls BE-
hsgsd lo explain gool many things 10
oao politics.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-08

C -AsD RAPIDS rHuasDAYIUlF.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-28
BLOOD IN A BARN.
0rrViIIe Officers Investigating a Myste-
riOuS Case.
Supposed Murder of Tramp by One OF
Their Number---What Some Boys
Saw and Heard While Lodg-
Ing In a Barn.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Oct. al L. Hall,
marshal of 0rrVille, and James A. Ham
iltOn, editor Of the 0rrVille Crescent,
were In the city to-day hunting evil
| dence In mysterious case. On Sunday
morning last two shirts, vest and a
handkerchief, all saturated with blood,
were found In barn at Orrville. The
citizens were aroused and on MOn1ay
morning deputatlOn made thorough
search of the premises. In q
hsymow was found a large pool of blood,
and under some hay In another place
| was found 14.year-Old boy asleep. The
lad gave his name as Joseph Powers, OF
COuncll Bluffs. He said he had come
there from Youngstown on P. Q, Il L.
freight the night before and intended
| jumping freight for Chicago the fol-
lowing night. He also said he had
slept in the barn several nights of last
! week, which was fair week at 0Trville.
He was with q crowi of juvenile "buEs"
from Youngstown, named Keatly,
BTOphy and Willie Williams, slept to-
gether In the north end of the barn,
while dozen trRmps slept in the south
end. During the night they heard quar-
reling, and later heard one man say to
another, Fatty is cut"
The next morning as he was leaving
the barn one Of the buns told him to be-
careful and not step on Coat that was
lying on the hay, as the man that was
cut was under 1t. He did not lift the
coat, but saw what he took to be the
bloody elbow of man sticking out
from under it. He left the barn with
Williams, 80 he says, and came to
Youngstown. Williams could not go
with him to Chicago, he said, so he
started alone Sunday night and was
found asleep in the barn.
The object of Messrs. Hall and Hsmil-
toms visit to Youngstown was to sppre-
hend the other boys mentioned and see
If their stories cOrrobOrsted the state
ment made by Powers. Powers will be
held until the mystery Is cleared up.
None of the Youngstown boys men
toned have vet been found.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-28
Mckinley at Navarro.

Major Mckinley spoke at Navarro
Thursday evening to small crowd. He
said not word about his party friends
counting in men for candidates who
were not nominated. According to the
Major his party can do 10 wrong.
This protection champion never re-
fers to the Republican tariff commits
sion few years ago, that pretended to
cut duties down 20 per cent. as recon-
mended by a Republican President.
This is just what Mr.. Morrison has been
trying honestly to accomplish, and such
men as Mckinley have opposed, while
in the Republican National platform,
reported by the Major, they admit "un-
necessary tsxstiOn," pledge to remove
inequalities in the tariff aud reduce
the surplus"
Major Mckinley dare not meet square.
ly the living tariff taxation Issue. His
ia tissue of lodging and misrepresen.
tution, and he knows 1t. He never re.
feTs to the Republican national plat.
form that he himself reported. In fact
Mr.. Morrison and the Democrats have
been trying to have Congress enact just
what the Blaine platform declared. But
Mckinley & Co. always oppose and have
got help enough to defeat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-28
THE PENNY DOG
Snarllng and Barking at the Heels Of the
Mastiff.
What Was Done by the MassIllon Trades
Assembly Concerning McBride--The
VillainOus Lies of q Traitor
Who Is Well Known,

The article In Thursdays Repository,
which pretends to give the secret Dr0.
ceedlDgs of the Trades and Labor As-
sen1lys meeting Wednesday evening,
OGtoOeI zGth, was gross msrepresent-
SIlOn, ana the lnfOrmer, If not the wri-
Yer, le known to be very hostile to Mr..
MeBrlds, ana Is leaving nothing uDdOne
TO lnJure MIN IN this election. Under
the guise of being Trades Assembly
man he Is attempting to deceive the
public with regard to the true meaning
OF the proceedings of that meeting. In
the first place it Is we'll known fact
that this union as an organization hs
expressed itself on previous OCCASIONS
as not taking part in politics.
The article was shown to several
prominent members Of the order who
were present at the meeting and they
denounce 1t In the strongest terms. They
say that Mcbride never asked the or
ganizattOn to indorse him, but the ques-
tl0n Was brought before the meeting by
FEW ardent supporters of his, when the
chairman ruled IL out of order; and the
majority OF those who voted to sustain
the chair are strong supporters of Nc
Bride, but did 80 to uphold their constI-
tuition and keep politics out of the or
der. A vote was never taken for or
against endorsing Mcbride, but simply
to sustain the chair in his ruling. Il
may as well be stated that the chairman
who ruled the motion out of order is a
warm supporter of MIR. Mcbride.
AS to keeping the matter q secret it
Is understood that all business matters
are to be known only by members; but
the traitor Is known and 1t will be made
quite lively for him In the future, Re-
publicans as well as Democrats, who
are members of the order, and have
never expressed their views before the
publication Of the article, have now
signilled their intention to supporting
Mcbride, and this attempt TO belittla MIR.
Mcbride, instead of diminishing, will
only help to increase the overwhelming
vote which will be given to Massilion's
honOred citizen November End.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-28
SHALL WAR TAXES LAST FOREVER ?

Of all the dishonest and demagOgic
campaign talk In Republican organs,
that is the worst which represents the
Democratic demand for prevention Of
the surplus by reduction of the war
taxes as agitation against the tariff"
and raid on American industries"
The Republicans themselves have
"agltated" the tariff question and tink-
cred the tariff much more than the
Democrats have. They made "hOri.
zOntal reduction" of 10 per cent. In the
duties in 1873 and restored the old basis
three years later. They diminished the
revenues by enlar9ing the free list. In
1882 they "agitsted" still further by ap-
pointing q Tariff Commission packed
with PrOtectlOnists. This Commission
made "raid on American industries"
by proposing 20 per cent. reduction in
the average duty. A Republican Presl-
dent and two Republican Secretaries of
the Treasury joined in this agitation"
and raid" by urging the reduction. A
Republican chairman Of the Senate FL
nance Committee approved the bill Os-
tensi0lY prepared for this purpose and
declared that 1t would reduce the duties
70 per cent. and abate f40,000,000 to $780,
OOOO0O from the customs collections.
This revision proved to be sham.
Instead OF reducigg the average duty 20
per cent. 1t lowered 1t only about 2 Der
cent, Instead Of diminishing .he rsVe-
nues $500O0,000 1t lessened them but
$20,0OO0O0 And 1t actually raised the
tariff on iron ore and other articles In
Acknowledgement Of this failure, the
Republican National Convention Of 1884
pledged the party TO correct the ine-
qualities of the tariff, as a means of
preventing the surplus" more "agita-
tiiOn."
The revenue refOrmers, be they Demo-
Gratis or Republicans, would be content
for the present with the reduction prom.
ised in 1888, honestly and judiciousIy
made. If that was not "mischievOus
agitation" and o "bloW at American
industries" when INDUCED in by Repub.
ltcans, how can 1t be such when favored
by Democrats? The surplus is larger
and the need of tax reduction greater
than was the case three years ago.
what the country wants Is revision
that Will revise and reduction that
will reduce World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-28
THE FRAUD CANOI DATE

Or the Repository ring for County Com
missioner, against AlonzO Smith who
ia running for re election, is man
named Henry ShaffeT, living near Ali
auce.
Sons years ago thers was q narrow
| guage railroad running north from
Alliance that went to the wall causing
| SeTi0u7 loss to many worthy cit!Zans
! theTeab9nts, but to all appearance any
thing hut loss to Henry Shaffer, who, if
thing of the sort.
| Mir. Shaffer, at all events, seems to be
the very man the Repository ring wants
and hence they counted out that popa
lar and substantial Republican farmer,
Of Bethlehem township, H. d. Brown.
Captain Crawford" and, no doubt,
Britton, Bush & Co., were into the
| scheme Of dOCt0TiDg the returns. 1t
took about week to do 1t after their
popular vote farce of a nomination.
The fraud organs, continue to repeat
their falsehOOds on Commissioner Smith
with view of electlng their fraud can
didate, Henry Shaffer They are put
ting their work IN largely on him, for
II successful there is at least 800, 600
In 1t 10 the ring, Hare Is the secret OF
the ReposltOry's lying hoWlsat Commits
siOner Smith and Architect Tilden.
They are in the way of these gentlemen.
The Reps. talk Of an InfirmaFy to cost
$l00,0O we have shown repeatedly to
be baseless fabrication; an emanstiOn
of the ring that wants to reach the
treasury. The Reps pretense that it
is on account of economy will not pan
out. When we mention the fact of
Infirmary Director Putnam, Republican,
spending for the poor In his district
more than both the Democrats In their
districts, the Rep. approves the lavish
expenditure or steal and defends 1t.
And that sheet even defends Republican
Commissioners building bridges where
the public needs them not, and even
where there are no roads!
Here we may see the consistency
of the Mckinley ring oTganl
II is due to Mr.. Tilden, the architect
to say, that the Repository made first
mean personal attack on him. Mr.. Til |
den, In card In the DEMOCRAT, cor |
rected statement In the Allla1ce |
S.aa dard against Commissioner Smith. |
The Rep. joined In, repeated and has |
kept repeating the fslsehOOIs with |
amplitude and aggravation, and with |
scurrilous terms applied to Mr.. Tilden. |
Why all this, unless somebody Is |
anxious to displace Tilden. and secure
power and run thingsp Why the need
of counting out II. L. Brown when he
was fairly nominated by the Republican
rank and file Of the county. and declare
Henry Shaffer, the candidateP Was it
not because Shsffer would be a suitable
tool? Yea, verify.
Commissioner Smiths past record is
square and satisfactory. Even the Rep
does not sssail 1t. The endsavOr Is to
create alarm, when there is no reason
or foundation for alarm. The only
cause for alarm is, lest the frauds and
tricksters on the Republi.