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New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
TRYING To KILL HIS SWEETHEART

Frederic Kupat, age twenty three, barber
lives at No. % sumner-ave., Brooklyn. he
"a subject to fits. and has shown Indications OF
In SANITY Last night he called on his sweet
Margaret Hell, who lives ~ No % rlusnn
ana told n-r he wanted She Iod hIm TO wa
Until ne was in On her refusal ne rasheu -
ner with knife and tried TO stab her she snouleu
n,urd.r and lie arrested. The dOOrman gave I'm
a chair 10 sit on. When he called at MS cell an n0uF
later kup.t tried 20 brzlD him with the char nc
prisoner ran roh the mouth and was TAKEN ~
ST. GATHERINGS Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
NOTES FROM rHs DIAMOND FIELD.

ST LOUIS July 9lt Il stated on good anthorty MS ser-
the Louis Amrrt-
can basenal ~ 80
- rons Nst,ra ieagu- n fhis car -
Mr Non Ter Abe THINKS ne viii reverse tbs
team. feeling certain thaf ne Crowns can Nn -
League yet 10 be played 10 tho leaders hard
pull for the cham plonsllp
BAruNORP Nd Juv IN l1ar"r Barn Pc feegrapis fr1fa
today postveY ieuving that tser- = The sir ie.s
foundation for the that De- making deal ~ Nnet
his franchise ~ fhe Ansfi Assclt ~ DE- tfanssffed
Newark aid te Washington Lcague lab % bo HT,n 70
him.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
BIg APARTMENT HOUSE ~ FIFTH AVE.

The people golng up and down fHth-aVe'
about Thirty a. have for time noticed sSn
on the southwest which indicates that no'o
soon to be erected there There has been some curiosity
TO know who has projected such an Innovation IN 'n
part OF that The property has Deeh
fo, forty wear. 10 Reich, tue rokay WINS noi
chant OF Eleventh The zgn Is miseadin; rs ns
IA TO erect large six-sOry building ltlI Ol aPsa
M thr.e rooms earh-that Is, paIor, library oouiooui
room etc There 10 be nfty -hVe so,s 10 AZ
they arc to be arranged that they eau VIC 'Nis"S
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

Sailed Thursday for Liverpool by the Aurlatlc
White star DAVID Barnett r. D. Burt D John > b'hs''
J. Hamilton Bell DR. rordyce Barker pr T. u. Ch'as',n,
Tr frank donaldson r ana MIS- j. A. bh'l'a,
D,oKey n r Mrs J G. Is Davies H. ~ o..ss = -
.nd N. oaner Mr anu hlts
" otarop 1haruaike ana family lucA ermsn ueor 20
Frstollck Williams. -AuLeY >. ctlOfe, J. '" "'"' W"
rtal r A Walker aud MI. and Mrs. Robert Young -.
Arrved ys-t,r rday frOm Liverpool On thr bAlio
otto Bertao robert Laird COlcr Il A SuFuA L. Il
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
TIE BEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDrCArIONs-FOR 32 UOURI
WASHINGTON, July 9.-FOr the New Eng .
lsnn local rains, variable winds STATIONARY 'en
perature
For Eastern New-York. Western New-Yorx. Eastern
Pennsylvania, Western Pennsylvania Delaware and
hew-Jersey Local rains, stationary temperature, varia
be winds.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

together where i 10 desired 10 get larger apartmese
There 10 be large court in the centre, soreroom %
the urst door for Ids business ana restaurant fe
the accommodation Of the people OF the house. Work
TO be tegun within two and the structure % ~
finished by December /. Tho ground to be occupied 4
100 by 100 feet The nrst apartment already lease4
20 Mrs. George H. Mcclellan. whose father. General u
u. Marcy, has taken a second one.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
BeIGHr Pa05rAcIsIOh r0o.t cHIL DREX

4
The work of dispatching the httle people,
whose only mes the oNdel tenement houses u
he city TO euDy the purs air or the country through
THE TRIBUNEs Fresh-Ar Funt stiA goes actively for
warl Yester lay slxty-nine children were male happy
in This way II their br sht and Ing faces we're any
indication of their feelings. Of this number
thirteen went b. the New-YOrk Central road
a, ESQ p H. to Union spuns', y Y, where
tbey VIII be sure OF a good time, fer Mss
~sran Yav-er who has attended to me matter o pro-
vldng the rrie ones, writes tAat tley expect
to suput mu. time IN driving and boating "
The good peope OF LYONS y Y, are hard to satisfy
Thy sent al first for eshyOno chldrcn, whose nra y
reception was told IN The TRIBUNE Yesterday These,
however enOu for their arrival WrlneS-
liav morning a telegram was sent askng for tw-ive
more who went Wednesday nisht, anl yesterday
fslrty more ordered. THIS number started last
evening the Union springs party These two were
not tl- only pare, TO 20 YESTERDAY The cary morn
pg train Lenigh Naiev rJii a+O h4d its M +rfy
Dad OF twenty-tnr-e for Montrose, Penn. These
children all iEvied again this sumner FOR another
visit 10 tnelr hosts Of last The names or the peu-
ME who have sent for than are az follows:
T. 4 Bi,K ~. GID ~ II cx3K. LYsanler Dav. En- cne ay
H.. Iorwll or. hrs Al-u-.ls rd-i ,ir. j. 70 Hhu. =
Sfr. J. + Pid 'ieard A. u-,e. Miss r. " HAnct, H. y
cum, ant MIS- "a. O. cary
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
OBITUART.
CHARLES MARSH.

CoHAssEr, Mass, July 9.-Charles Marsh, OF
the Boston nrin OF Jordan. Marsh Co.. died at O'Clock
this afternoon FROM attack OF apople1y ana
At his Mace OF business on Wednesday. anu II ID
,,oset tne exce.sve heat hasen-d tAe faal attack.
which came while he was walking IN Tremontst Fun
eral seryices will be held next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

When mind and body are ont Of sorts, owing
70 a Disorlsr-d Liver trT DE- Jayne's Sanauvs
Pills sure remedy FOR all Bilious Affections Cosiive-
ness. etc o..
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

IOnNFNtIOn III VIT VIFIIITI D'.-T0' FIIIII',
August 20 II, FOR the promotion of Bioe -tndy ant
Christian life ard work entire unienbnin afiona.
auspices OF the NewlO.S Gospel laOcr aacls
the Rev n L. simpson, pastor. o;
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

Tofhc Eftf0r Of Thc TrfDunt.
SIR: In nearly all the newspapers have ap-
peared articles nstlel. A MISERY OF tno y; Nhat
Has Become OF Louis Eppng-r r stain; that three
roii. q men s.w the bOIy OF ml-sns Louis Eppinger
Iv,n, IN A boaf rDwei w two rough LOOKING men
mar M. missing mIl wet 80. 800 East Flteth-
-" i've Al y ,. so Last itetu-st AMI my name IS
fnns Epplnser cal director Reporters are con-
riuualiy ringing my bell, makllg Inquiries aDout Louis
EnnIng.r. am happy TO s-Ats that an = II IN me
IAN. = me nvluT LOU, EfflN'Lh-
$50 ar Ioy.. July .. ls-6.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

Never fais viei "a The ben Ira infr~rreo D. Holnals
Iac, medicinal pAlsters aud Absorption SAL DsihN
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10

.....a Mi.s Alice Hawke was the briuesmaII Ionp 3
smes,en IA Cecil Wilson. The nshers weTe prnwn.
pes. Seps NJ a. Hawke. Il. ii. Hawke. Jr an" ~, & 70 lake
DufanTrS TS. nswly welded couple started Oh "p !" ~
InE incrre and the Adirondacss
~ Co,r IN Wednesday afternoon az the nome
AZ ,,,.,, mother Mrs A. NJ Branerd Miss Martin
80 Rrainerd was married to Thomas Ba'dwin '.
- =, mi, city The ceremony was performed W '"N
o. p. ". Bacon. OF the Frst Congregations 49,
-. Tn. bride wore a handsome costume OF VIZ.
hs"" .,.os tuu. veil and carried a bouquet o. wh'
s".snuss The bridesmaids we're Misses Bertha Cna'.
x,ck Anna Huntington, Augusta Grimm anu -
,ran The ushers were Asa Farwell aud waiter ino"p
son. OF New-York Walter Noyes. OF Lyme suu a,sre
po.f q, Mas.achusetts The floral decorations "o''
,anor,,a Among those present we're heory pihrS
I'd Mrs F. T. Waite, Miss Alice Brsinrru, 'ns Ms DanieI
= S:-swod Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moves, hrs Da"'o -
Go -,cs Mrs b. W. Bacon. Mrs. G. H. llulhTs"r Igra, -
80 .,,r Professor and Mira Salisbury OF New "a
A. and Mrs J. 2. Huntington. Mrs Horace ace II. t,rris.
80 Ffhei Lawrence Of this city: Dr. ana Mrs & n" a.
49, Rroderick Mrs f. n Chadwick. OF hro1hNI rpse %
I'd Wrs C. a. Bartlett, Mra Ezur Ciark MIS- MIS- I,rael
Cr.wod Miss Hattie Banning and Coonei A'
MatsOn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
COniectO Laxative.

ruit lorenee for consuaauIn ass .Ds % te tli,si
flcient IN acton. Al Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-10
CONDITION OF TIE Crops.

conklin W irving Davies r. o. HotchkisS E. B. Sudbury
and Miss Mary h. Thompson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23

LOk -All-A HOUSE And LOT FOR SALE
D.. -lufh ftrfsti.si solth Df herr - d.
Terms iea~lua.le. Lufnlfe a. premise, p
II hu=E BIslNE-, - III lF DO SILL 4
" paving business worth S. iHr sltr Call
and ai.l ieil goa aase tlsiurss j u J have ioI
.alt. l. + In.fiu. koln t 4-ofcti 5 bleck Oppo-
slft sweet Hult-
IOR .Alf- brRCHAkD lARM. AT REEDS
/ laac. "lth li ooss Hail pay down aud
balance auH number 0f st4r. Cal ct address
Nr- g. Blanchard. al5 Hast fu.ion IL.
1 HANI a NOUEAN HOUSE ON ME~r ~IDE
| lui I've mlulies Ralk ir,u IaulIau lIace that
Nll seu az Asacfltcc or aAos in iralt a s1buf
f4u rt.lltIrr uui over Lur aIuc ct tLupU Al-
-rcss n. D care lElEsAsE HERALD
IDk SALE -tnOICE KEAL E-TAIE HAVE
Cor -als ~ lui. uu -ulrnalrk adgulpu
fronting on cherry Charlie ane ta.i-sts. Prices
lnH all tfIls easy Also a boag l.ful nllldiug
siie al the Sop OF fa.iou--t hil l.9 icei frut by
40 ictt deep. a. IT. Taylor, 70 Den.s Hotel.
li6 Mosnle 70.
IOR SALE ->OIIH DIVISION STREET. Blsl-
| ncss property. between beunison's sgricDl
turai Warerpllns and bcmis New block Geo. g.
Pierce, agent ~
HoR SALE-Al A GREAT BARGAIN. M
house auu lot lso south Lafay yctte. House j.
Substantially built. splendid well aud c!sieru.
bath roon, closet etc. lot 5U1lf6. Nil sell the
whole al what house cost D. build. II sold this
month IA. q. Allen corner Fulton aud I0niA
ST. 81
NOR sALE-GOOD HOUSE BARN. LOT or
4 IAlk kltt> ttt-. very Nutuit II NtlA very
soon situated al Reeds Lake. Also two DON 81
machines, shaper. tenent machine and boring
machine, etc. Inquire Of J. r. h0man, l1s
Monroe St "
| OTIS, LOIS LOTS-ON SOUTH DIVISION ~
IL Suitable tor stores or hotel or a sixth Nation
Al bank. These are ven choice were bought
several years ago with view OF probable imprus a.
meut on that thOTOughiare. Iuttle Bros. General
Agency. "a
NOR ,ALE-TnE OLD HOMESTEAD. 30 eHAW-
L NUT ave. Lot loo boy 10 feet Will seil one
halfOf lot with house and barn. ID desired House
IN good repair, with bath room. lot aud cold
water ia same good cellar. with furnace " Ia
be sold on reasonable terms. Apply 10 Nm
Hoyey, - Mon Oe-st -
NOR sALE-NALUABLE BUsINEss PkOP-
Il erty on long time, small payment down. a
BRICK building - feet front two stories auG Dast-
ment, fine location Tor commission or wholesale
business, feed mil. steam Laundry or dse house
tmore ale needed here apply OF Scud stamp %
". X. Scubuer keal Estate Dealer, 50 Ftarl-
St. Grand Rapids, Mich.-the lest town ia
America. "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23

NrASIkl-BE A AOl ~ aAN Is fEAks or
" ase q slil ll4llau "a store a. ciefk hsS Lad
f<rle1e< ior 1fs feAie a. SF-Ak flls lsl 49,
hsiaaa Aadlsss 3 b, teae- ian -tief@la - Als
(ANTKD-FlssIIlQN BN PARTf NlsHlN0
" 81 lsprsssal s0lls jsl.lln- house "a lkg4glly
aI rlg s-ius-lall te.-l car "a ltllellcs tesl ~
rete4e1~e Aadress s. a. care E-.Asi-a. tlEA..--i.
uANTED-0lRL F0R GENERAL HOUSE
" SOFA. ta-i 4i = ot14li1 e D.l2aA - e
N7ANTED-I -IERNANEAT SITUATION ae
" iaGitaI ai t4aes ct altles. Nlll eslAA 1r-aes.
laAs .i .-sat a-4 l 'tsi .zfs s'@is ~ rs-i4e-es.
ele si1 ts.ss1 rt -eIenle. Slfcll g.. a. A4.e1ils.
calueI Aell 4n1 hssll-gs.s-s
NAN4Eu-k4 . OkNlLEAkA N8o CAN
" tlIillst l1t asel ai references. a ii.s-taa -n
~.e esl4b -ililillli s.l.4sll ll lus SASS af lAur
aet-llls Ql tldaN >lalez tAluls tals gi.
l4rolis1'1 esa l-gtsli 81 all .a ttt cAIatlts af
k.llesilaIl tril t all1 D4Il- alHila .laLits uf
tAilFes anl laEe illl change ~ slCl "a .'sfsleiit
has l-4a rals "a lsclle-ce. Addlcss Boz lltefflss
d +, al AofiA lrteltcl -
NlAAIEb-olIi AfluA hl COMPETENT
W laay O. ~efk I'D laal1rs understands me
Easl4es> lAu Years "a FlflgueS- CAL nT al
lfese N q - 1iFiis 81 -
kEANIEl)-A SITUATION BN AZ ENGINEER
" "a ttar ga i-erience uii Stationary. sezls
nE laegils ucuul4lift nusfi reference address
j. H.. CARS klk-EAN-hEEAlh -
NANIED-Hl A NoJNG MAN or EN-
w lefleuce. slfl4llou a. salesman u Drt
Goods or hsol aid sloe lAl flr1lsn soo1
references u required address a. ID. s.
faris-aFt. 0raud kallds. Aicn.
N1ANIEu SITUATION As FlLER OK SAN
W 1cr ~ "a mill. twelve seAx oi psac.lgai
experience can furnish tie tcsi 81 reference
Adde'S :. A.. care ~ Telegram Herald
ANIEll-SlID IDAIloN - Be0kkEEPER or
W copying dole evenings hs q good peunsl
having = thorough business training fIeee
lloaltrate. tail or address = laual-si -
NfANIED-A SITUATION As Bo0kkEErKk
" o. beoks o. poet evenings. ~ person
Thoroughly Ius.ed iu the business, price lu a.
coflAlcr With Tie tlmes Ca ur address bl.uk
kctfer ra1il u 80. q CAnAl-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23


Just as tie political srangle ia Con
gress over the steamship subsidy busi-
ness lac about sm0thered sll thought u
tie Mormon question in Congress and ~
this country, tie news comes fLst Tie
authorities of Switzerland have arrested
q number " ropers-iu Tor the Salt Lake
L.r-nls. lac devil never rests,
neither d. the Saints OF tue
Latter Day sort. The former helps
the latter and the latter help the
former. If morality enf0rees little Of
respect at home, emmissaries q immo-
rahty are Improving the tims abroad.
Ihs liberty that has been allowed these
miss .oaarles Ia Ssltz srlaud has eucour-
aged them tO 20 10 greater lengths, until
they have 0gerr-eached the limits Of IN
dulselce. The rays emauatlng from Der
Stern, propagandist organ published
by tie Mormons at Berue, has not tended
10 encourage love for the messengers Of
poly But tie public prints and
the public proelamatiOns of these minis
ters Of crime DO Lot show the hideous-
uees u the system they advocate. They
tell oi the fertility OF the soil of Utah, of
the dellghtfulness OF the climate aud Of
the advantages aforde their sect ia the
Territory. Aud so they succeed in de-
luding, by their insidious and speclOus
arguments. the unsuspecting girls and
Eomen who, perhaps. never heard OF
MormOaism except through these agents,
and SO the hsrems are kept supplied with
recruits.
Tuls country cannot afford, for the
sake OF It's goAi name aud for the sake
OF its safety. 10 permit this gross I'M
morality TO continue. The bringing IN
Of peryerts from abroad is a thing diff
cult to ,ontrol, but If the government of
the Uaited States shall be as energetic
III eradcating the weed as Switzerland
end other foreign countries are IN pre-
venting It's taking root, the immoral
f.atures may be suppress sed. 1t may not
be possible and 1t may not be desirable
10 blot out Mormonism, but it is not only
possible and desirable, but 1t is neces-
sary that polygamy should be extirpated.
DEATH OF THE OLD WAREHOUSE"
Oar dispatches convey the news this
morning. OF the death of General DURBIN
WARD, Of Ohio. The grand old war
horse has gone to his last account.
Snubbed and ignored by the present ad
ministration, as he has been, after doing
so much to inaugurate such an admins
tration, perhaps now be will receive a
portion of that reward which was due
him on earth. By his death the Ohio
Democracy has lest it's right bower for
truth and right, and the only man who
held ia check the PAYNE and MCLEAN
gang of spoils grabbers is gone. He
will be missed by the Democracy OF the
country far more than is THOMAS A.
HENDRICKS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23

NOR FURNISHED HOJsE POUR
L rooms Tor familg oi tno Can last ulmlIl-
ate possession. Address ~ lel,-ralil- l raIl Ulcs
NOR RENI-FINE HOl ~ TO kENI iEuM
q slk ~iA neN coilAgcs iuf sale irpm $50
% u ~ FASTEST leri-s 500 o. joan. Ila-
". Colt 81 lear.-st -
10 KENT-A PLEASANT mOi - % Eight
| roOlns lately pspcrcd and painted lu a
good tenant d. ger month. hnllIfe al house.
- North Union. jlst ol lrou4 Fountain. care ui a
a. PAGE
no RENT-SENEHAL HOUSES To kENI FROM
1 4 90 ST. ~lA ueW cottages iur eHlc uu fhc
easiest Terms s9lU to 81 $50. lots iar sale $50 %
S5sU aud lumber furnished with ahlch io bll
Apply - Dhas ". 'olt. ~ loarl.,t
NOR RENT-PARI OF HOCsE SO. l4f LlO
H. only one minutes walk iron ppst pice.
fvO KENI-FROM ONt TO FlNk WARS.
| large brick heu,e aud eighl acres oi iAud a..
northern part Of cltA, just east oi Alpine. eve,
known "a the Zimmerman place. Enquire al
Harrison Wagon Works uincc
no KENr-HOJsE And BAKN ~ BROAD
| way, M good order Also house ou last
Bridge street, nearly new. T. responsible par
ties iow rates viii be given. We have ior sale
several houses AID lots on easy terms We wflie
insurance on ali CLASSES of lusurablc property, al
rates lxed by ourselves. Money o. loan on real
estate security Naysmith Bros. Oilcc, Room 4.
Twamley block. Grand Rapids. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23
CARPETINGS.

Brussels, Velvets, Moquettes,
Administers, Ingralns, Mat
tings, Linoleum, Oils Cloths,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Draperies, Portieres,
Curtain-poles and Trimmings
of all kinds and at the lowest
prices.
Dressmaking and the manu-
facture of Wraps, under the
charge of Mrs. l.. A. Hodges,
in connection with our Store,
is a most desirable arrange
ment for our numerous custO-
mers.
Strangers are cordially in
vited to visit our immense
Dry Goods and Carpet estab-
bishment, and all persons who
are desirous cf making pur-
chases of Dry Goods of any
description, and who cannot
conveniently come to Grand
Rapids, may avail themselves
of the largest and greatest
variety of merchandise TO he
found in the State simply by
writing US and making known
their wants. We do a very
large business in this manner.
Thousands of letters are re-
ceived weekly from all over
the country ordering goods by
mail and by express.
People who have never tried
this way of making purchases
viii be surprised at this salts
factory manner of supplying
their wants.
Very Respectfully.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23

AlAAIED-A Girl TO 10 GENERAL
W hotseaerS. None aaJ4 competent person
itl good references ure1 appiA- Nases = fSr
week AIpIs al Nrs LeLaou. turacI jerTvr
IN ave sHd Ibcrrl-sI -
l(ANIED AN APPRENTICE To IEARA
W drcs-making Mn. MtMlAan, rosn -
ledy6nd block.
NrANTED-tOMPEIENI GIRL FOk 6ENfh-
W al houseNork. Must come arll rals,IllIntac-
% 81 cherry 81. Garner Jeiierson ave -
lVANTED-OIRls Al IHE PALACE RPS
" laurAul. l0a Can4l a.
ANTED-GIaL 10 30 GENERAL HOUSE
" work Mast ht a god washer aHd irouef.
Inquire al 81 N0uh irouisl
COMPETENT GIRL TO DO gENEk..l
4 h0l>esork No other need aTps. Mn- j.
b Roger lI1 kals ln Fl IS
QIANTED-TWO DINING ROOM GIRLS Al
W the American Hotel 10. a. laual.st
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23


Thst monarch ~ the volcanoes, Mt
E.na. - again reported to be ia full
eraptiou. snd tbe molten lava from its
mouth is bearing destruction down its
serreI sides. Well nigh one hundred
s-npaaus of Et8s have occurred within
che reeCrIed memory ~ man. and al or
nearly sli have been accompanied by
more er less iess of life r. 1893 an
srrEHon. accompanied by sn earthquake.
Destroyed forty towns snd some seventy
Ave Thousand hives. Bls this fearful loss
1i lie does noe deter she inhabitants
from climbing back to build new homes.
ss q ai-i returns to elf from which rs
nsst lss 1esu corn. At each eruption the
villagers take o. their heels. and The mo-
meaf sh- lsva Is cnol ugh. back they
- sEsin to pnrsue tdeir strange life under
tae shadow of tie dark cioud = smoke
that never .eases fo rise FROM the crater
~ Etna The sxistence - these villages
a1an tae sio IS ~ Etoa - one ~ the
srsnZe pbeucmens ~ human ecceBtricity.
There are nure tban enc hundred -
then Cd fta esrfols sides ~ the mouu-
Earn. The tourist up The side q TIE vol
eane IS s1ruriss-i s'Iar the ascent has
a.assrle stsep. ths Vegetation sparse snd
taa DEAF ava bsds innamersble. - End
himself passing eTerY ence in While
'ar11zh ere ~ these u ls.zes where tha
pser.e llre ss best they ssn. On what they
,sn- tae rear -sand. antI sas ald nonn-
tsin bezns ID zrosn. wheu fhay rush
iaer. Cfssu .ssvnz everything behind
tleu ID crlsr I'D save tdesr aras. The
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


tNANTED-A sNART INTELLIGENT BOY
W aal Aas LAD slllr "a Iislisl ll u ~ selll-s
lls Els No
ufANltI-~iN GOOD lfhU1-> ttEk- aAD
" one sool ehA.F li4ksr kaatilrv 81 ,-rlla1
s. Loas flrllilFr 20 ll7 oalIl f1sai-st ai sesi
elc oi fl.r-si ari1ss =
AxANIEI-UNE fIh-I CLASS NAN 10 Run
" q shaping lathile. 4 herktf 81
igANIED- NITH ENPERIEN0E "a
" laAe clErse uf LleI sllil.eil u.-s-stss Adams
Nzul-laci-rlls 4t1-Iau. 20 Division -si. Srallc
kaqlls Mlcl 81
llANTEu-AT ONCE FIVE flR.I-Cl.4Ss
" maitTe1s makers Collins Hlsles d le
lH9 HraklFl. .e-ase. -s
lIASIED-lNO GOOD SALEsAES TO so-
" lcI orcens Coz . uee selling article 81 als
city 4ul al 'alnilE cities 0ziGry or commission
E1Harl 1lDtc clt5 manager Dtcc No ~
fountain ~ Grand Rapids Nlel
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23

village q Aicol0sis referred 10 il the dis-
patches, e about ten ullss from Cafz1is
slnost u q direct hos toward tie crater.
II Is 4aits ss prstsnti0us IL appearances
zs the ordinary Siciiian village. not~ith-
standing the fact thai it Ia. several times
been oomplstely buried under stream u
lava
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23

ln uy wandering around The city says a
correspondent ~ the Pi,tshnrg Disp7fct. 7
f1s13 street on wbicb tbere sfe no huss-
ness houses ~ even pulqne sh8us-n.fbin
bnt rolhn 1lanrfscturs-s. From one end
~ che street fo che other you see in
ery 1acr men and boys making and paint
rs sA sn1s snd s'fes ~ Coffns The
7veih~g houses are oid and Z spita+es and
tae streets narrow ard iinEV It reminds
ore cf fae streets ar7unt the Poinf q Pitts
e1rgh. ercspf the bindings sra higher
Here the men work. day after dsv. never
Falsfie 1s ~ sing sn3 raneat f Sad a.
taer - so their hswinz painting and
Eieins. vte long faces a. Il they vera
a7iFng rals Inte taeir swr aafns
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23
ron RENI-RUSTSESs PUBrOsEs.

TOR BFNT-A STORE. ~IZE 2sxr0 FEET. OK
i west SIDE of south DiTision-sf. between "a
and 4th aFes very desirable location foT either
dry goeis or groceries inquire of Geo. Rates ou
premises 81
no RENT-A ROOM a y sbFEET. GOOD 10
I calily suitable ior store iaH sd k knuis
lngst FL
To -UE@INARIE STORE SO. 81
| Peal ST. i0fef block neH occupied bg Nohl
sud hsn Alstine VIII he ior rent May U.s. Geo
~. Alien.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23

llANIEp-Te HkNr A SNAIL HoG So ok
" 5or rooTDs slfab.e f1T Housekeeping hT
steady tenant Address giving terms and lnfs
SION. H ga care f1is ffce
NVANTFD-THREE OK FDrR FURNISHED
W rooms sn.shie for light holsakecDine
Ground fr1r Adl-ess Mffan. csre To- ee-sui-
Herald Office.
W qralrd ssr w5fh lrara. prirafs fan.ir
preferred address E. Hsml4 care Telegram
Herald ofoe
/ WANT 10 RE~I -TofF Oh MONROE
| or Division - tmfeel 'stelg. Adcrc7 r.
care TFEFea4r H 1asru r
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-23

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hraaaela 8 81 q - A.llr..e s. aus -ei reward ~