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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-21
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI--TfIuRspAY, OCTOBER 2l, 1886
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

"ILL0WAY Il CO.. ....PaoPRrEroR
Q. b; % -, and y per day. according 70
Rates "a io1stion Of ro0m-Special
size anu I'VE mssis rates,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-21

Solid siIverware nj AEuIiOrdrs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-21
/, GastOn's Hotel.

W. II. BIHGHAM....."".MANAdER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according TO size and loca-
ton of rooms.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-21
The New Gay6sO.
HARRINGTON, STEWART Il WHITE,
pROPHIRTORa

Rates 81 50 to "a per day, according to leca
ton Of rooms.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07

7 saw an act or two Of "The Main Line
Al the Grand Opera House in Chicago this
week. The piece Is very Madison Squareish,
but most r0man,caly dressed IL scenic
way. Miss Eta Hawkins, a niece OF sigh
Hawkins of the Chicago N0fs plays
"Passl' around hom the story is built. in
a very pretty and natural way. This young
lady Is new 10 tlo .-aee, but she has unmis-
fakableg geniusand being gaconscientousl lizzie
student she must certainly achieve success.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07
80 PRLs0N sCANDAL.
poetor Richards. of the Pardon lioard
Tsii- What H- Knows.

Utfaa.l. NOV o.-Dr. O.. H Richards. of
the Prison Pardon Board in an interview
this morning says pr Palmer never inter-
ceded with me on behalf oi any convict, and
don believe De ever intcrceded with the
other members Of the Board. ! knew Dr..
Palmer only through meeting him in the
discharge Of my dety, and / would
hardly recognize him We're % meet
him on the street I can say this much
FOR him. however, thc. he NOT
only never urged case before The
oaari. bat ie irslura4y refused % exprsss
an opinion concerning the health 81 cou-
yict J have myself inquired into the pAys.-
cll condition oi every convict whose name
was brought before the board. whether a
pardon was asked on ihe ground that
the prisoner was in dying condition ~
for other reasons. i invariably make re-
port of every such examination and iay Il
before the Board The Board since It's
organization has considered between 2,N
and 800 petitions and have recommended
pardOns in less than a dozen cases. ! be-
| lieye pardon would have been allowed n
some of those, even If he had been advised
| AGAINST H. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07

-01------ = n ~ n ~
DrrRow Mich, Nov YESTERDAY the
Michigan & Ohio Railroad wa- sod in tie
United states Court al Toledo, in whose
hands Il has been for nearly year, for ST.
100000 The purchasers We're the first
mortgage bondholaers represented by the
trustees. r T. O.cott, samuel Thomas and
T. r. Wilson OF New York. The officials
Of the road say that ro definite plan of
action has as yet been determined upon.
but IL IS thought that tie road viii be put
in good condition and rnn in a first class
manner. TX Is also understood that fte
present line viii be extcnde ln0rihward lpy
miles
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07


AnnnN Mich, Nov. 6 ID C. Drury,
Tenawee county pioneer and former Ai,ian
business man. but Tor eight years O. resident
o.. -. Louis Cfatiot county, dropped dead
uu thc Wabash platform this morning lie
had been visiting here for o few days and
was about 10 take train % go 81 his
brothers az Np,i'auii. lie leaves wife
and three children al -. Louis and a son in
Cleveland
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07
AH EDITOR IMPRISONED.
4 Dr.racs 10 the Profession Gets Ills
Deserts At baltimore.

I1--|FTE At IInIIIIilnFFs
Ars.4.it. Nd. Nov. 6-Judge Miller
today faual Clarence ;. Jsckling guilty of
uael l1r printing IN the Pal N1R Ga-s'fs, Of
Baltimore. jeamaiory statements concern
. ~sI. 81. Bourne and sentenced him
IS +aa vet-- Imprisonment The case
s-t. farn W Gibbs. proprietor of The
r.I 'f. rfr was postponed until next
.ra The testimony adduced in this
case was ~ q slorsi-g Z character, ahd
...t ilr quhHclion. Wlsn the sentence
hal been pronounced there was loud ap-
rause and Nj Bours.e VAS congratulated
on Ler vndication. IN passi1g sentence
tie Judge was very severe on Jacklins-
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07
u. Z. rerrln ION Dead.

sx- rt- r.. f.-.-s.a .-.sA.a.
DErR9fr. Nov o-Beni. +. Harrington
died az $50 O'Clock this morning from the
effects Of the fa.l down the elevator shaft a.
his store on Jclcrson-ave.. last Tuesday 4
crisis was apparent in bis condition shortly
after noon yesterday. He sank into uu-
consciousness 10 The evening. from which
he never rallied.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07

Sol smith Russell closed a week, en-
rage,nent at the Tabor Opera House. Den
yer. last evening. Russell is even 1reaie-
favorite I'm lhe far West than a-e. Man
aver Berger viii attend tic ~, - Il me
Mormon Tabernacle in salt Laketslty this
morning, and will reach Frisco tie last oI
the week. PA" and his daughters appear
az the Bush Street Theatre, San Francisco
next Monday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07
Adam Bugle. the Highway
RCDbor Heard From
aE sslIfSlltTER FROM FRISCO
And Threatens 10 Annhilate Al Who
Were ia Any Ma Concerned
ia rls Frosecution-
efsi GOSSIP

Hltl Wcrt arrested hAt Nrfc baliVd Nt.t "4
,l,eir friend. sna = f-w dsv. before -. trial
-. .,.......s -. 49,. ,.,.sl l.is
'"i'' '- A'''i" iF'- '--'
brother JOAN ~as seA+ up TOT Nfe years
Adam hal served term in state prison
but a slofi time before for blrslary ana
knowing taat lis past record stood asan>i
liu t.s friends enabled alm g. make lis
escape S. g. petrhoue. tie lawyer IS uon
iu reaeIpi oi q leller if1ia alm dsf,a a. osa
Francisco. t4l. abusing l'm a'.a al iAn'e
vho taI auyfAIas f1 iD Wifl hls lrl>ecI-
fion. m the vsr, lowest lansus e naeln-
sble l1 fslf fAc letter is - CO. eruonable
aui vile ilai It is enough 80 pel-te ihe
taner it IS written on. H- SAYS. ID wish
Ial vnl lu faAt g4rtst3ne ltfe-.fe Dasi
LffD in nl itn 0u fle bavaria coast iO-
uifht and Wo4ll ray up cll scores. Never
mind sou aii So IS twenty yeaie
ll.D ueu ili Eet even with you al. -
never resi- ulfIl ! il everyone Who bad any
laIns 10 do with my prosecution with c1it
eal When Won receive iL.s j be Tar
away from here. ana reuain ever your re-
Arnlelll enemy. Adam Nag.e" There VIII
proo bIy be- an effort made 20 dad Qat h's
Whereabouts as he bias given cline and q
brought to ia.iice tbs letter "ii moi be oi
ans he-l 20 hlin-
Charlie MacKay. together with his friend
Robert Mcoowau. the other day went oar
on a hunting expedition. The boys told
al. their i.ieuds before they went Of their
intention ana what a load of game they
expected 10 bring back They also had
extra game bags A. they expected o. -eni
/ them back loaded 0l the ucXt ffain bat
/ lor some reason 'he extra bags were NOT
used and tie Young men. when approached
uno. f1e subject actually elrD pale a
reporter happened lo hear little oi
/ their conversation yesterday Say
/ Charlie d.d -. see nae Try o. bring
| down that dee, "1 es and saw tGc nm
! bring YOU down aud was also BROUGHT
down when went "a examine the deer
! and found it was only dummy rieced ont
bv some country boys for our benefit And
| the way they did roast as Then they
both sat In silence and sad expression
passed over their handsome features rs they
| thought over their achievements. Then the
silence was broken bv Charley. who said
| But. Bob, you know that bird we brought
| home really belonged 10 lie for gave the
KID twenty-five cents for il 50 that We could
| have something o. bring home Here the
! reporters curiosity g0l the best OF him and
he iosl lis balance "nn zen 1hroush 'ne
doof
couple ~ Oyervr0wn Dutch bows
| mounted Scrltner street car last evening.
and it was PLAN to ht seen they were SUI
! feriue from that disease. freshness leF
piled themselves ~ on the seats. aut began
smoking Dad ci-aGs and using vulgar ian
guase. which only increased when Frank
Chute and mis- wife entered The car. Toe
car was liiea with tobacco fumes until it
was sgIOcating. Mr. Chute demonstrated
with the young men. vino only ausw cred
with au oath The driver them told them
To discontinue their smoking which
they Gid only O. commence
"lth renewed Ns'f- me SN'' Aei
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07

Smiths Opera House viii have one Of the
best speciality performances of the season for
the cominr week. The company embraces
four of the best people in the vaudeville
business.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07

The Wsbe- Dramatic Company opens
weeks engagement with cheap prices at
Relmouds TOMORROW evening p-ssentiae
-FencLon. tie Cricket The comIeuy is a
good oneand dil q wonderful bussness when
he.a last season.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07

81 have always observed" said Managet
Frank Goodwin. Discussing the u-0aat 4
future Of Charleston $. c.. 81 have always
observed that after any great calamity, the
business of the place aflicied Is very good
Il don't know about that said VIII Nc
CourrN who was present, flowed
Harry Sargent and Adelaide Moore into
Cold vater Mich. and our frost was ihc talk
0f tie country -Anr i4icr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

The religious press will parton our in
trusi0l into what j, may regard is its
own peculiar neld # 80 quote a little
scripture which seems 70 have peculiar
local application just now. Acts XXX, 20
aod u reads Bs follows: "Aud suddenly
there was q greet sartl qnske, SD hat the
fouuosiions q tie PRISON were shaken;
and Immediately al the doors we're
opened, and every ones hand were
loo e.. A1d the keeper Of the prison
awak'ag ont ot his alsep, aud seeing the
doors open, drew oul Ills sword and
would have killed himself. supposiDg that
the PRISONERS had b ~ Hsd"
Ba, PAU ani SuAs praying in the
prisoa sl Puhopi dtin't uavs ths way to
liberty opened f,r them more widely
than dii CoNKLTS, alias 'BLtSKgY'
N HoAS, iu ihe jail no ta.s city Weanes-
day tight L - evident tnat WiGGISs'
sar,hquaks mnst have stolen quietly IN
ana goas ssrtQht to Co>KLrS's cell
Iaougb Sheriff KlS sz4 Ia uot. So far as
So srs aTars, r. mp saicds Ike the
iailor at PasA2pi. tae,s seems - bs no
ot1er theory ihsn the above as TO CoSK-
IFN's escape
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01


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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

IVANTED-AT 135 SOUTH DIVlsION-sT,
w basement family washing, rates reasonable,
work neatly doHe Nlhcali and deliver same ~
lUUNG MAAkIED Man, RAPID fENMAN, 10
/ wO n afternoon 1T any KIND OF indoor wOrA
Adde'S AnsOn, care Teiegram-Heraid. "a
"a ANThD MOkK-Bl MAJ OUI OF BUsl-
W ness; viii take charge OF set of books, col
lect bills. ship gods, or 40 any klnd oi "ork az
very mediate wages ADDRESS fredercA
henlendOrI, No. ID sPnngst %
..IrUATIoN WANlED-BY YOUNG MAkkl-
- cd man, a position a saiesmen IN dry go Us,
clothing, boot and shoe store. Can speak hoi-
land. Address v, care this Office. %
xlANTED-bY EXPERIENCED NAN AND
w vile, situation in a family, with employ
ment ia ana cut OF uoOrs andy at ali kinds OF
wOrg, man would drive team iOr groOeIy mouse:
inquire, A. A. rage, under 4th NATIONAL Dank %
tIIANTED A POSITION IN OFFICE With A
w reliable frn, or at any work that Is respect
able. Address g. b., care tins Oilce 90
, STEADY. RELIABLE YOUNG MAN De
a sires situatl0-. a, book keeper or assistant
can gI,e first class references as 10 quallfcaalOn
ds. address book. keep tnis 0tnce. ~
itTANIED-A SITUATION A BOOK-KEEPER
w by a middle aged, single man. Can furnish
$40. To business address, c. Z. W. care ieie-
lNOU.G MAN WITH A GOOD HORSE AND
a new deliver, wagon would like to ENGAGE per
manently some god nrm 10 do their delivering
Address r. A. ;. 5iS . DIV, 30
NITUATlON WANTED-A YOUNG NAN De
y sires position as clerk, under stands stenogra'
pay, can furnish typewriter. beat of reference
Address "stcno. this once. ss
WANTED POSITION As CLERK IN STORE
w or office or a. boOkkeeper, speaks French,
German, Hollandish aud English. Address }. l.,
Z. ~ Box s. Holanu Mich. Ssti
WANTED - SITUATION; STENOGRAPHER
w and typewriter operator. Go'd pesman,
understands bookkeeping. Can f3rnish type
writer. Reference good. Address A, T. box ~
MOntery, Mlcn. SJu
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

II j wITHEY. FoRNFRLY MASAeEz of
W Ru-che's refDfine estsfl isnrne1f = ioeste6
a. AZ Naaroe s where 9r5eTs VII - reee1~e5 IN
psirt.ns peaeT henx-1s sE5 freeopesnf kereezn.
ser tae psaoe. 0vpo<ite 10 -odieTs koaument
T1Ty 8AEE6T AND coNF ECToNEaF -
L. Erzn5ss le-sve zeGlisr trade snllc.ted
<0@E froTgfetrT
1 ~ HERENER HAICHE2. CI0Ekf AID
y. Fs1s Je~e.trT. N1nr0e-r
- Al B1E ~ ElFI9io& IT ttEfF<Ekk
sn1 - sbo7 screens E7efssfy
(s1NNIssscS p LANP 4 CO. aHoIF<
u ssle ess3es "a fruh az6 vezetsbaes. f1fte-
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
MJsCELEANEOUS.

nor EXCHANGr-FOR Tal~ WINTER A
II SOhmer cabinet grand = emo Tor good
square grand inquire ot DIR. <. ]. Kirkland,
president OF schubert club.
WANTED BOARD-IN GOOD FAMILY By A
w boy. must not be over one-haf mile from
Monroe-st, Will pay g per week Address. F.,
thi- &c. %
lIRST-CLASS BOARDlNG-AT Ies, \. DlNIS-
I iun-s;, between Lyon aud CreseDt- ave, $50
per week. regular board, and sA75 per week. day
board
llANTED-A GENTLEMAN TRAVELLING
W through tn souih aud west, in business
that requires but part of bis time. would Ike 10
represent some furniture or other manufacturing
company on commission, either selling goeds OF
making collections S.ii.fscpory reference Ad-
dre Commission" care Telegram Herald. -
tlA IED-AS HONORABLE LIVE NAN
W with . .0si IN cash or wo men with so
each, - 0pee sn ufhce and Sc goods in this city
and county. Prom II 90 Sle can - made
Ter day for the money invested For particulars,
address Il. bx :, ths ONCE -
lANTED-THE sE or A HORSE IHkEE
w OF four weeks on delivery wagon. =. T..
Emery. manager Baltimore Oyster House Car al-si
WANTED BOAR tOOD BOARD = d
w nom fsf s. ~ per week. Al 81 OttoWa-sf. be
tween Ifovbridge and Fsirbanksst. 70
TTENTION LADIEs- FASHION .RfE b : Ess-
a masins in al ~ branches cutti q sisd fitting
a specially. Aor3ys taylor syttem taught on
reasonable terms. ~ s. souih Division -. Ars
kreif Of 81 lcinnsfi 76
KIANTRD-A SUIT o. ROOMS OS gROC SD
w ffor or q sTnaI aoafse furnished ~ tlrfIsfuish
FL. within H. minutes nsik ~ s~eefs hotel. hd
dress. giving number ~ rooms sn1 pices. A. a.
N. fEsteRsv Hss.ln cf1ee a 81
pAIROSs OF THEGkAND RAPIDS ICE And
| co-I Co ~ tske nalC thsf TIE ice sesscl f0~es
yesoier ist ~eason c1stoznfrs Hishine re de-
uFered siter that oete wlls p.esse give nffice A.
TIE Con- fsny's oiiee. = PesTi-st Telephone l5s
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Trsin No. 2 has Throush Coach daily exccps
Sundsy, for Grand kspids Holland. Grand
Haven, HnskegOn and PeDtwsier. Also 1hrosgh
Coach leaves the above points via g. A " n Er
eech Gay, exoeTt sunday. arriving iD Toledo 90
Train No. ~ 6.s5 D. N.
Al trains daily excepf sunday
N. q. PtRKKR, Geu'l PSsL Agent
X. Z. MATHEW Northwestern Agt-, Nusferon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
~ rLINF - oaFHas BoK

FHF pE4FEF or 0RPH4E Roy
.
- 81. .s
- ~~f
49, -
'4- 80 -
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
FOR REhT-HOUSES.

, RARE CHAN E-TO RENT A GOOD b ARD
a ing -ouse IN nrst-c. as and paying condlu u;
Oesi location Sltnln twO mOiiIents ~alA hon
the post once. Rent Oi hOus cheap Viii rent or
seI lurnl.urc IN the same Adde'S 4. H., care OF
THIS Office. 0z
NO hENT-PhkMIsEo No 325, Fulton-st., y. L.
i cor. fulton a4d Laiay ette, Will be ior rent
IRON Oct. /, for one or more sears FOR telms
apply 10 J. .. Crosby u Co., ., Ianai-st. olti
NOR RENT-HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
stable, No. zlY W. FultOn-st.; one OF seven
rooms NO. 2,2 West Broadway near Fulton-st ;
one of six rooms III new brlck block corner Oi
snawmutaye ana Minter-st. with gas, water ana
other cOnN eIliences one OF three rOOns corner Oi
Winter ana Ailen-sts.; also store ntte0 ior meat
market, IA good location IOr trade. Enquire OF b.
". barnard, 80 AIien corner OF W Nernon-ses
b lmo
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

IL istslN : fhtfaft1 has AaI taNE 10
" isasS 4D1 esl1ali alaltt ~ = iL usuf Altl<-
cs t1E s1liit G. ne Ftl 4 sstt lie t.a - So. n1th
81 1slierl aoaf-lisaees 1i4a lAlt4 - l.l.e 81 l1S
b-sl ). ac<s 81 l1s citE a. = lrcYlu. lef.tss
-ioes el51 ia seet : tis el
pok ssiE "A NAeAA1 to1 A1iL IAkk
feaS i1Hlef On carr lifr 81 lus1 Ncfk -
ls1 sl =
IN4k Sail -heLSt All LOT a.. s6ki4NN
I So ~ al ex,ha4,gS. Apsls ~ Aoa4o<
S1ac .lur1
fsGR SAIE-HOCsk No 6,s Il tlIIoS ST.
II Aad ose heat U6zL.
AZ OR iots = Division 81, VII t< el-Adl@ = h
fT0zl nlarkci crltcialer ~
10 LOAN -Slas 80 sHa and 10
SuuIB Llfl.laa a. .ols s-i is leAkel t9l sfrl1 ol
yoars a. lhase y 30 atel 81 bll ~ s,st4 staz<S.
hi.lle hFss. - opcTs ho2se hiQck.
nor sAlE-HOUsF AID Lor n NORTH
part llls iof sAie, oE eAr1alise laf l4olt
sslaAtit IGopcry. apps 81 - Doie - 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Expre~ trains daily The year ro1ne make closs
and south, - AL LAKE Superior roints.
A Watson r W kfSrr
cen'l superintendent GEN Pasx A T1ckaf An
Marquette Mich. Msruuofte Hfeh
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
Lake shore a NIchigzn sousher.-xslams

iecsi reizht leaves GrEnd Rsr16s si ] D M
Tilne Passengers - far - Ailegkn.
~ trains daily erceIf sunday
fhrulfh tiffeu ~ a. poirfa ard beTfhf in
teeT1nE roache1 car be secured ~ Union 1tcket
Du1ce, q hrrroe-et. and a. depot
" HckEtkff Genera Aren't
Ht0 ". NrFsON. CitT TIekef Ageff
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

TaE Thr12ik 20 tine brings about
strange changes. ols asriy So strange
a. does tas Ebir.zig ~ pe'r.cs. HEyBT
A. R6BoysoS. taa Npuo ca1 nomfose
ior Congress in tae frst District. Ess
on ths steep ilraDx ere campaign Fer
Moss. W Ffmp vsa w4s taeu r.
pn5I caa. sa3 1.lerFsri numias-ed That
Fsss-ta 4rsea1aeker PErsa Coarzs for
shs Presidency al la.i sns9e.is in 1876.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

That river waiea Lloglraaut sCawATKA
discover q ~ Aaa4a as.d 70 be knosu
a. ih- Rka ohhe U4aia What d tum-
bls - call 81 JaDes
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Sedeeicx Is the password for irrigating
Veosi- .n iae Iowa drug stores Clsicag9 Ia
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

NOR RENr-SrOKE CORNER COURT AND
L Vest fulton, lifted up Tor grocery. Good lo-
cation Inquire J. T. slrah~n- 50
NOR RENI-kLEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
il IUr alngle ge4 I.enan steam heated, irOntng
Monroe sts; call iron To p. m al
nom 81, Porter block. over swetland Bros - Il
tANIED-Two connecting rooms, nrst nOor,
w furnished, or one large nrsl tOOr Pm
yate house IN second, Third OF Fourth ward.
llTANIED-sEkN AND 10 kENT-A
W neal ana tho. ougnly reiiaOle couple or small
fa1nlly. wi nOut chlluren f0I Two more rooms
Can pay rent in part Dy services. Also tor rent a
desirable nOuse. Apply AT cora-r Crescent-ase.,
and Bosswick 81 .lLf
ISOR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
il at IUC Pearl ST. Ssu
NOR KENT-PART OF HOUSE NO. 10
i sheloon-st. Inquire on the premis s. 25ti
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

A IL - 30 a
A .zsL.E ~ o. c.iE zne -
EAa1ard slm8
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

4lalll Ira VIA s,.s a Las char al all1flac
IN IIaFora i1+g aud n kil.l
lisss q ~ tlsll - lhaLI ca inr As1kiIss cas-
ava trsfersS l1if.
til1 u tfAta Ask EleSIiloF ouc ohs.r an !
trAseEsf llly AID 4skEl1ks tlx.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Al othen daily except sunday.
Sleeping caS nun ora faeinc and Atlantic en-
prts< trains a. and fron Detroit
Pafiof cars run on Day kxprcsR and Grand Rap
ids Express % and nun btinoit
Direct connections made Al Dctroif with a.
through trains EAsa over n G. X. H.. (Cknsds
sosthern Divisionl
CHks. II NoEkIs, General Az. 81 Nonroesa
J. +. HswKfEs Ticket Aet., Union DEPOT.
q. W. MUSsoN, Union 1kt once e. Monrocst
o. ". kUosLDs q. z. A I. A Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

<-nn-A PARTY NITH THIS AMoCS ~ CAA
>DUU reAllas lily oollas> -. uses ana -
Aus in esliisAa.e, p'sss-ii i-'siiis's -ts'il.
alenia- in lAls Il said laisliit'sa ~il te
eIsuth al al old established eastern ioase ollt
tnel iaks l.t lc g,llllis,et a. ala ss al
olc Aaanee thls onlcs. = a. T. -
pOR sAlE-TAo sKo0AD HAND AOAI
L stoves. medium slzr a-ed olie b. as,l. D,lt 4It
ia gooa rtpeir. knquife a. "a eriee-
rUkNIlUkEfORsA sAI-E-t AKtsk. b1lkoOA.
L 81 ilg loom 49, A. theu furniture iQf sale
Ie-l al ~ -. Dlk lsol - DelNeeu AAiI,AA ~ AID
H.
poR sALK-A GOOD CARRlAeE OK lELlN-
L ery horse a. oe solc a. half IT, value God
reasons for selling. Aadress % ca al a. Nor 2
Dlsisi,n-s 81
lOk sALE-A fIAE koAD CART NEAoLY
L he~. Enquu al So heafy - .
10 LOAN-s o8 as aud so5i 10 sel one sos,d
lot eEsl Of cify lllnts Tor si-3 Oh tiile, or 80
lots lsanas add i9f 40. L4ots "a NlF~is add
coIlef olocknlg Il tor So goo sert sli want
od for snliy of thrse al NJ So saInl4ef-st
Iultle bE.s opsfa nolsse block.
pFNUINE DIAMOND RiNts, PERFECT CCI
" stones IA gold tor s5 o.. lei eiice,lon glasses.
the best, o. % solid gold speetacles- g .
Prices never before offered la Grand Rapids
Genuine goOds. Every thing warranted Al }. ,.
hOman . l5s M0nroe-sl Il
NOR sALE-A GOOD sERVICABLE H0ksK
for family OF delivery purposes, caeap, Al -
Monroest. s5u
rOR sALE-One upright '-Ernesi Gaher piano
l. nearly new, one Peuinsular c0ai stove, VIII
oven, large size bought new iast winter one bed
couch, and some other furniture. Enquire a.
room "A Bal block, IS Canals III
lNOR sALE-COMPLE1E SKI n. y. RhFOkIe
Waits actions and defcnceS and otter Nalu-
able isw books. VII be sold cheap. Address
Fred ;. Clark, Grand Rapids, Mich
NOR SALE-A FIRSI-CI-ASs SILVER WATCH
Elgin, National Watch COnpsnys make
est Ss4, used but little viii be sold al lDers
iiHooUnt Inquire Al IKLEGEAn- KRkID Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

fDasly. sundays excepted. sDafly.
Passengers taking the 6.25 A. m. ExpreSx makf
close connection at cwosso for Lansing and st
Detroit for New YORK arriving there af lo;so q n.
the following morning
Might Exprosk has local Sleeping Car from De
troii 10 Grand Rapids
This q the only line running Limited Expre~
leaving here az $50 ,. m. with sleeping Gar %
Detroit, making direCl connections for a. T.oiux
East, arriving a. New YORK ef 10 p m. the foliow.
ing evening. Trains west Al 10 IS , N viii msfs
direct connection with palace steamer CITY Of
Milwaukee tor al poinis wert-
Through tickets secured al D.. q. n. A NJ onos<
Sweets Hotel block and a. the depot
ID. PoTTEE. City Pas. Agent
GEO. B. REKvE Traf1c Manager, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

PRICES:-75, 20. 81 aud p ceuts Reserved
seats without extra charge.
Notice 10 Parents and GUARDIANSHIP ordrr 10
g-uti the children. who iOrm large clientele
81 oar patrons Children's Special Reserved seat
Coupon Tickets VIII be placed o. sale at ,, cents
less than the regular reserved prics This ar
raugem, nt will be especially pleasing 10 innum-
cradle patrons who prefer 10 have IN ir young
ones seated comf0rabl with themselves but who
do no feel able or justified in paying the full re-
served price tor & eir children.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Al tIaills 14ilg ex<eia sunday.
1io D trails tsz ls.floI cAf flH t'llcl1ns-i
IS ~ tf@-l nax Aeefanf ckz fu klne4unnu.
rs n lral1 f.snuts.s 81 A aislnlz..c i1aF Aallie
Lgsrk. Js.slss,l, Delfo Aa1 Cal.a1ls1 f.aillk ar
rlTiliE e. lisira3i ai u - ~
lLrolit-L lcks9 slt tli -If.lImari1k o1a ~
hsd IS calling l.Ig1 A. klDellsl Eickei NEsat a.
depot az lsc0 y Aunson DCioa Tlokes Aseask a.
8ouroe street. A.. l. loCG slsoh.
0cDerAl fsszeneer sut Iloas Aeouk
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

For a.l-s a-e-7 t.e llL1oAsv-haA-
AIDS e.renlalDl has been very heas o.
6.tol e.p-a i8sg. Lssi veeAs t.lr al q
eiasF at.raerola u lh- ely ooou-d tie
clreai-tloa az lo -iz- s4tsf m4tk tol-
49, - -. ------- IL ----- d..
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

Detroit, Msckinac q Marquette n r.
"TBE NAcKEsw SNORT LIKE"
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
Michigan A Ohio

Short Line snd Through Coaches nom ca Rap
Hollsnd- Cd Haven, Muskegon and Penfwxter.
GOING, WEST Central Tina GOING R1aT
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
PR0FEssTOSn


osT-LADIEs P0CKETBO0K CONTRASTING
Ia about siS. Finder viii please return 20 Ms
+ l. Wentworth, l75 Legrand-st, and claim re-
ward. "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01
wzSTED-sIrUArI0Ns

lITANTED-AT I35 SOUTH DIVlsION-ST
w BASEMENT family washing, rates reasonable
work neail, done NIacal and deliver same ~