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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
SIrUATIONS WANTED.

NANIED-A SITUATION As COACHMAN.
" gardener OF man of general work. 80 YEAR in
the city. Address jlIn, care G. A. Belknap. O.
NANTED-sTEADN EMPLOYMENT By A
" man of experiences j. willing % make
himself useful al any kind of work Is a good
penman. Address = care Telegram Herald 81
HANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A POSITION
" as apprentice in q Hardware House Can
furnish good references Address II. N, care
Telegram Herald 81
lEANrED-BY Man OF GOOD HABITS. A
" situation ln furniture factory. or i'm door
and blind factory. has had six years experience.
Address "B. care Telegram Herald. 81
NANTED-SITUATION By A GENTLEMEN
" OF - years, talking and writing the modern
languages. have bad i've year, experiences in
administrative business. understands 20 keep
books and writes a good hand. Willing 10 DO any
kind of business 20 get steady employment
Address j. II. Beekn,au, North Division 50. IL
NANTED-Bl A COMPETENT NAN SIII A
" tion in "a good family to take charge OF
horses. VIII make himself useiuI about the
premises Address J. T., SO l0nia-st. Wages no
object 81
NEANTED-A STU ALTON As FIREMAN FOR
" stationery Engine or would accept night
watch Address +. ID. care Telegram Herald I'll
NANTED-A GENTLEMAN a. YEARS OLD.
" wants a situation as Bookkeeper Hotel
alerS OF travelling salesman. Speaks English and
German Address Il. l. TINS Office. 6l
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

THE EXILE OF THE PRINCES
NJ DE FRETCISET, In giving his reasons
for expellng the princes from France,
says that their presence held out living
promise Of a government different from
the existing one, and that the pretsnders,
by their presence, kept alive the idea
that there exists d court along side the
Republic, a second government waiting
20 organ "a itself. 81 am not afraid, he
Says, "of the material but Of the moral
effect Of thus occult government" One
would think that with the end OF the Bona
partiss pretensions in the slaughter of
the Prince Imperial in South Africa, and
in that of the Bourbon line in tie death
OF the C0UNr DE CHAMBoRD, that the
dangers from the preteudsrs were disap-
pearing with sufficient rapidity. Ii is not
impossible, however, that the Govern
msnt fears that the extinction Of these
two lines only strengthens the chances
Of the Orleanists, since should oppOrtun-
ity offer the strength Of all may be rallied
and concentrated ia support Of the re-
naming one. But whatever the cause of
the Governments fear, the CONTE DE
PARIs. PRNCE VICTOR aud the rest are
now on foreign soil. Some Of them, who
followed LOUIS PHILIPPE out of France
10 ls4S, have knosn what it is to be ex-
lied before. Whether their present fare
wsli TO their country Is simply an Gu re-
r0ir OF final adieu, the coming years
must tell
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

4 RARE CHANCE. To IHL klDHI PARTY 81 p
\ viii sell the Candy stand. Lemonade end
Cigar privilege. atthe Base Bal. Park. joy ~aiar-
day, July SO. Attraction. Noulua. r Mill vs. lsf
Address agent care Ie.egranl-ierald 0mce 10
NOR sALE-THE LEADING GROCERY AT
L kdmore stock VIII invoice about slstl The
only buck grocery in Edmore. Also a. aercs oi
land one mile north of kdmorc. and one SPAN of
going south. Inquire of d. 81 Robson. Eluore
Mich. -
NOR sALE-COMPLEIE SKI y. y. REPORTS
able law books. VIII he sold cheap Addu-ss
Fred s. Clark. Grand Rapids. Mich.
EOR sALE-A SECONDHAND CHlCkERlN6
/ piano. VIII boz sold cheap ID sold soon. Cal
al Nh Deweys, lo3 Mouroe -. up Stain
uOR sALE-A LADY WHO ls GOING 90
leave the city desires % scll fine square
piano, iour round corners, lrst-class make. necn
used les than three months. Must he sold ln
TWO weeks. Cal after p in. % 1a Ottawa 3.
NOR sALE-A FIRS rCIA-S SILVER WATCH
/ Egin National Watch Companys make
cost s44, used but little. WILD hc sold 10 liberal
discount Inquire 81 IELEshAs- HERALD Office
NOR sALE-sI50 BUYS A THREEYEAR-OID
L colt well broke mos afraid oi cars brass
bands etc. kxtra good roadster and perfect m
every way. Inquire "a 80 West Brdso-st
NOR sALE-A FOrR-lFAK-OIU HORSE
+ weighing about eight hundred pounds sound
in every respect. aud good driver fcrfecty
safe Tor Ladies tO drive. WIZ sol new buggy and
harness with horse. at the option oi purchaser.
Call 81 lt0 south lonia-st- either ou Saturday or
Monday
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

DROBATE ORDER STATE OF MiCnGAN Conn
/ tv OF Kent s. Az a session Of the Probate
Court. for Tie County Of Kent holden at the fro
bale once In the City of Grand Rapids, on Mon
day, the Z,th day Of June, IN the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty six. Present
Lyman u. EOLett, Judge of Probate
lu the matter OF the estate OF GEkoHOM \.
BRIGHAM, late of The city OF Grand Rapids IN
said county. deceased.
Ou reading aud fains the petition, duly verified
of Agnes Is ~. Brigham aud Willard Brigham
praying thar The instNlment now on hle in this
court perporing Co helthe last viii and testament
of said deceased may s. Admitted 90 probate and
the execution theseof aud Tue administration OF
the e.tate of Asafd deceased may Doe granted o.
them The eXcs Itors ,heIesn named
Thereupoa 4 is ordered. that Monday, the -6th
day of July fneKt, at ten clock I'M the fore
noon he signed Tor the heating OF said petition,
and that the heirs nt Law OF Said deceased, and
all other persons interested I'M said estate, are re-
CURED 10 appesr ata session Of said Court. then
to be holdea ~ he Probate once. in the City Of
Grand Rapids, in said county, and show cause, II
sny there he. why the prayer of the petitioners
shoud not be granted.
And 1t j. further ordered. that said petitioners
give notice o the persons interested i'm said estate.
OF the pendencv of said petition and the hearing
thereof by Csusing copy of this order 20 be pub
lished in the GRAND RAPIDS TELEGRAM
HERALD. a newspaper printed and circulating In
said County of Kent, three successive weeks,
previous 20 said day OF hearing.
LYMAN ID FCLLETr,
"a true copy Judge OF Probate.
FRANK ". HINE, Register. thur
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
BUSINEss "4RDs.

TAGIE STEAM DYE HOUSE 80. 27 CANAL
Il ST. turns out the best work in The city in
securing and dyCing OF Ladies and Gents appar-
els and au jobs intrusted Goo Their tare is done
with uc8tness and dispatch. Go lherc, or address
them aud you q convince yourself OF the facts.
IHAs. ". tOiTS REAL ESTATE OFFlCE D.
Y removed Co 26 Canal 50. corner Of Lyon where
you can huy lots from So 90 son and obtain lum-
ber with which tu build Four new cottages of
six rooms for sale fram e41n 60 sl'Hu. small
down payment aud monthly payments thereafter.
" i WITHEY. FORMERLY MANAGER @
W Rurche s. painting establishment Is located
80 I47 Monroe 81 where oriers Hil be received for
painting. paper hanging snd frescoeing. Rcmcm-
beT thc place Opposite the soldiers Monument
1ITY BAKERY And CONFECpONERY lS
y GrandVlls-sve Regular trade solicited ".
ROSE. Proprietor.
/ G. HEBkNER WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
y. Fine jewellery. - Nouroe-st
OSCAR DYE 247 DIVISION ST CARPENTER
y and ob shop Screens a specially
CROCKETT & H0PrINs. FINEST ASsORIkD
Y furniture in the city We 40 our own uphois
tering. Remember ~ Cansl-st.
IL 3 HOPKINS. ARCHITECT. a MONROE
~. S.. old Aidrch block.
COMMISSION p J. LAMB & CO. WHO'LL.
Y sale dealers iu fruit snd vegetables butter
egEs etc. and l0 Ionis-st. Grand Rapids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

EoR RENT FACTORY IN MLLsT IHE
Ncry convenient brick building t0xle0 feet
nte sioue- high wlth sixty horse power water
wheel. h'draullc stand pipe lose aud uozzles iu
each Room. elevator steam heating pipes shaii-
lns, pllleys he.lllg eie.. also addition contain
ing ONCE. powerful steam engine boiler Goa
tooin and dry room, store room, elc. Inquire 81
buiterWorlh aud Lowe 4s
no RENI-DEsIRABlE sIOkE- No ~
L fcarl-st LoFett block ROW occupied bv Mohl
ana Van Alstine Will be Tor rent May Isg Geo
". Allen.
NOR -DESlRARlE BOARDING HOUSE
j ana rooms io rent % respons ble Tariies in
Miller Block Wet Brdse-,t Apply % Mn
Miller i0 Nesl Bridgc-st q
DOk kE-r-AF Fl RNfsuED ROOM 81 TTABTE
/ Tor married couple. or tive gentlemen pleas
anuy situated tHo blocks from postofce s3
East Bndge-t 66
EOk RENT-DESk ROOM ON THE FIRST
1 noor iu one oi tne peasautcst offices ln the
cliy. Houses Tor rent lu All parts of the cltg-
prices ranging from 81 to si0 month"; Abel T.
Page, under Fourth National Bank. o.
EOR BENI-HOCsE WHICH HAS i8 ROOMS.
i can Doe divided for two families. two cisterus.
two cellars ETC.. city water aud in good neighb0r
hood; situated al l3s livingston Il. Enquire az
lol Hastngsst H. G. Mann. t8
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

osse.Al sAgss or Nasr COUNTY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29


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take other property part pas. The lul.si .e aII
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
- REDNOND OpERA hOusE.

T-E REDMOND OPERA HOUSE
Tie beautiful and cosy little theatre
which I. II. REDMOND built four OF fge
yesrs ago, and which is one Of the most
imposing buildings IN Grand Rapids, is
about to pass into the hands Of some
lucky individual who holds q ticket 90
the grand concert which viii be gwen
within its auditorium on the night Of
July 5. I q theatre cost $4,000 and some
person who holds a two-dollar ticket Is
"a liable 60 get it as one who has bought
600 The enterprise is strictly legitimate
and the drawing viii be conducted hon
essiy. SIR. KFDMoSD has been uBfortu-
nsts financially ana he has hit upon this
method to relieve his em arrassmeut
Ws srs glad 90 know that tickets are
being disposed oi rapidly.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

President DEPEw of the New York
Central Railroad has been talking 70 3
reporter. aui hs says that the popular
bslief that che road coins mouoy on iis
fast Nev YORK sad Chicago trains is all
Id nonsense Mr DsrEw says that
bis company hss never run fast train
70 Chicago t6st psii. They lost money
on every berth. every neal. every puvi-
.egs tbst they Sold but the public de-
manjed Past trains. and they had 20 be-
run. and no igu6t their speed would bs
sfil further increased AZ no distant day.
-edarng tas time between Chicago and
New York CD fifteen or sixteen hours
Tell ne 10 more tbat corporations have
90 souls. doesn't Mr- DEFE~ grove taey
lsvs
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
4GENTS mANTED.

VANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT IL GRAND
" Rapids to sell Lyc's Improved Boiler COM
pound for removing scales frOm steam boilers
GO0d commissions paid. Address i s Lye, Secre-
tary, Lima, Ohio.
EANTED-CANNASs Frs STHROUGHOUTTHE
" state t0 solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home. For particulars address. II. W
Nash, Secretary. Grand Rapids, Mich.
WrANTED-sIX GOOD COLLECTORS OR CAN
W vassers- male OF female. Salary and com
mission 10 the right parties Apply between the
hours of aud ?. m 10 room 10, RoOd's block, 45
Pearl-st.. city
WANTED - LADIES AND GENT. I'm I'm
W Agents for select Readings" with elocu-
tonary Instructions. Teachers and students win
find Readings a profitable book. Yes. we have
the New Pictorial Parallel Bible Write for spe
ciai Bible terms. Tyler & Co., Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

I1k kEAI-A0OMs F0R HENT-WfTI tK
without board s-lt4tlt i1r mau AID alle ~
$500 gentlemen at l-e AuTLl loula.sl Ierms vera
reasonable. tinh house. uonh of pestoaloe u
L'OH kE>E-A FURNISHED HOUSE To RF-
spufeltie parties Inquire 81 1uoe al 4lS CO..
laWa-st 81
TO kENI-0ooD FURNlsHED ROOMS Al A
L FcN Joss raie Apply at the hemgle House
poAkulAo-rN0 NICELY FDkNIsHED
- mont rlsius foI Feut sikh 0r without board ole
j. q lArsc ToYm ol ground nolr aiih Lay window
ern-s Nerl reasonable tu tne right party call al
lle Nor-l luula g. 1llh house north al paslaffits
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

Where Modesty Has "a Poor show.
Tie running horse Nodesty has been
badly beaten n Cincinnati We have al
WAYS telt thaf modesry stood a very poor
show iu Cincinnati Dsrsr Iulaae.
The Detroit Muronhead7 ou Luce.
Farmer or Granger, seems to be about the
hardest name the Detroit ffs- Press can call
Mr. Luce. ONE 0f the proposed candidates
ou the Republican ticket for Governor OF
thls late.-Hougsfli Muay Gazette
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

MONEY 10 LOAN lN LARGE or SMALL
VI sums on real estate or chaitels. Tower 4
Johnston 2Sr
NONEl TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS.
vi residences aud business block. on long time
aud at lowest rates oi interest Drury q Noicott,
36 and 81 Hou>emau Building c6
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

It has been discovered that the reason
Presidents hsretoiore we're not obliged TO
veto much s because tue heretofore mem
bers % Con gress had some sense.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

The Philadelphia Times thinks good
money never bites anybody. No. It Is
generally Kept where editors cannot be
bitten oy 10
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
r. he shore A. Michigan Southern.
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NaN .......--..-...-...... y sl nm al pm
Ino fraln ltaFIe ed s.s' b m cuuusCx st
white l.ro0r uitl Atlantic frrfess ou Main
line vtich has Pacific nrapIlr Anom -ecr.ug
coaches from chicago o. hcn ork sud raslon
without cnHuFr
1he tra.a leaving af at g. rl ecuueoff 81 While
Pigeon .erFiur one h.ur fr dinner viii sIs-oisl
New AorE fN un.ss ou Ma.u .nn
fhunlrh tif kefs auf isefffs ln sleeping o1arn 4
can fe secured at Onion Illkci OlfCt 81 ws--s-<
sirta- anf dfnrt
Trains rlu hT sth meridian tmc which
Minutes slower than Detroit Nme
q N. hlkIFNF1. NengrFI Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

Train 30. 81 hsr ThrouFh Coacf dnfy ereepl
sunday. fCr Grand ksr.dk Hn'iaud Grand
haven Nufkeron aud Iruiuefaf Also Ilruleb
Coach leaves fhr Shove points Fis C a ~ ~
earh daT- ereeF- Sunday. arriving in 1oieic ou
Train ~. 81 sf 6.II b. mo-
Al trains daily caoeui sunday.
H "a NTCHTr "A WrEucu
Ae-f ffrr Tnas Aren't ferT psra AGENT
H r MtTTHFps Northwestern ~ Nnsfeelu-
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

What Will he do with tue River aud
Harbor blu Z he gets IT. Read the
answer 10 the veto stars.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

Mai0r RACNwArER goes To Washington
with the So, Louis delegation, probably
20 shower compliments on the President.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

TIE Jazz n ths MAxTELL murder case,
a. 5t Lou,-, Tiil not 0s paid for their
services They val probably hang the
defendant for -sVsnge. u nothing else.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

All uilen lal.y eEDeliI sunday
s.eefine can ran au far.ng and Atlantic "a
pIe.e tIaiIls Co. all ffalu llflTri
lallaf cars rlu un isaa fKprcss aud aFala Ran.
sos ia fres ta aul fom IlrffulL
ifrea CONNECTIONS made lf ItTaif win a.
hrnnfl rralas ta>i over 81 A. h H. canada
oalfltrl liIt Is.on.
CHss n NoAa.s. otrcral Aft 81, Nounse-s1
j r NsHhiNe ItUkll AEl.. lulau iltlsll
n vs. N N-lt nlHu IEI U1re tg Moanose-.i
a. IS ktaslE,. 40 B. a = A. chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

The Harvard men ara all trying 20 ex-
PLAIN how it happened that they we're
aeatsn by the Columbia crew. Il Is al
very PLAIN tbs Harvard men didn't row
Fast enough.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

The college boys ara al singing Han
Columbia. all but the Harvards
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

During this week Adrian. Albion and
Oi et colleges and Kalamazoo Female
Seminary have held their commandments.
But the graduates Will dnd that real life
and real knowledge do noi commence until
af-er commencement Real education be
gins after theoretical education ends.-LaH-
.iag Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
was Nlehigan Born 70 be DroV

Was Michigan Born 70 be Drowned
Lake Michigan is said % be eighteen
inches higher an around than it was az this
time last year lt would be- anything bat a
dry Joke if the beautiful peninsula was
gradually sinking down beneath the waters
from which ge0Ogists say 10 rose, az not
very far geological past Certainly for sey
era. years the waters In both the great and
the inland lakes have been gradually rising.
Grand TrGrsrse Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

The President private pension bureau
Doesn't cooDsrs,s So vel with that OF
senator SArEga A. some ot ths veteran
substitutes who had measles IN the army
might desire.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

Fha ambitious mariners of tne D-A as
a-Nrnzs may Iesrn = lassou from hsrV-
s-Is lafask Is is t6e long sV-epEng
stroxs that counts most particularly on
lonx ,au-se. Twenty eight or tbirfy 20
the minute f1r pair-oarsd she'll ami
sai-fr-'rnr ror crew is rap'd enough
II tna srtstocrsnc lays - Che ARrs b
sar,-n.stra.on the Democrats 1sed Fl oe
zrssfi7 alarmed AZ the tendencies toward
rrraltr wien s.ost ef arms vas meu-
t,rra7 Nfx. however. when tne sonutrY
ia safely unsisr Democratic sdninistrs-
rrn tas Crsvz1 1svn sn3 the FOLSOM
,oats 81 srrss are .s.sei soont without
shs sfxhteet Apprehension chat trey srs
irss-si Sreh = -iT serv'ce -sf'rr1 sni
= fsFrsasc vFsv -Iriptsrfrg
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

Senator Jovzs. i- said. s1u fingers az
Detroit. Some day the country may
bear some startling iutelhx xence from this
mar. ft - manifest that there Is soma
tdiax wrong Tish him in the upper story.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

CIECULAIION LAST WEEK
Monday. June 2I............ 5.3lO
Tuesday June ...-...-... 4,oo4
~ sdnesdag June 23.....-... 4sooO
Thursday, Juoe 2i--.....-.. 4.loo
Friday. June p -..-.-... 4, 100
Saturday. June 2O.-.....-.- A.
Total for SIX days ....--... 2o 90
Daily average .............. All
STATE OF MICH,
County OF Kent
Frederick AlIsWager being duly
sworn. deposes And says hat hs IS
the prsssman OF the TELEGRAM
He RAID. and that the above IS a
true and correct statement Of the
number OF papers printed Tor the
days and date mentioned
FRED ALTSWAGER.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before
ma this 25t1 day Of June A. u.
1885 CHAS. ?. RATHBUN,
CLERK or the Superior Court.
Sfate ~ Mlctigan, .s
County ~ henk
f. q. Conger. being duty slc0rn, de-
poses a,.d says ~ IS Business Manager
OF tie TELEGRAMHERALD and
kn0trs thar tie ADORE count Is true and
rorrsc. and tiat g represents TIE bona
afe eircntlf,on of fhs TELEGRAM
HERALD for he abors days and
.flfss. j.. ID. Cos 'ER
S,r0ru and sltscribef % before ne
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

EOUND-A IAul-s sHANuskuCHE OWNER
can have same by proving proTery al TfIE
GRAN-HEEAfn office
EoI ND-A LAU1 s BLACK HAND shTCHFG.
i containing hgndgcrr hiCfs anl memorandum
to see Dr Barth. efc. 0nncr car have fhe same
by calling as thIs Office aud fayine ior fhF
notice 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

Eight people we're Drowned Sunday
n4ar Providence becsuse fool New
Yorker thought be knew bow to saIl A
boat There ought 90 be dungeons deep
and dark 'or such men.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
FRED ALTsWAGER.

Subscribed and sworn 10 before
ma rh.s 25ta day Of June A. ID.
1885 CHAS. 2. RATHBUN,
Clerk or the Superior Court.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22
A Narrow ESCAPE.

Fran the AAJDEAG tGt.) StG~.
On Monday of last week Mr.. Needham
PurVis' little boy, aged about D years,
came near meeting "A horrible death. He
and mis- little brother were playing about
the yard, and finally went into house
where seed cotton was stored. The oldest
boy began digging hole in the cotton
scratching out the cotton with his hands
he was sOon down as far as he could
reach, and when he attempted 10 get
down little farther the cotton cayed IN
on him, and he was pOwerless 10 eXtrI
cate himself or to call tor assistance. HIS
feet were protruding from the cotton.
HE little brother, who is just begin
ming to talk, lett the house and went cur
into the yard. On being asked bv his
mother as to the Whereabouts of hi
brother he said he was asleep in the cot
ton. Fearing that something was wrOny
Mrs. Purvis ran into the cotton house ana
seized the little boys feet ana pulled HIM
out. He was quite Timber and apparently
dead. Blood was ooZlng out of mis- nose
ard his mouth was filled with food whic b
he had vomited while struggling fOr
breath.
Mr.. Purvis was working in field some
distance from the house, and when he ar
rived he removed the food from tho
cnild's mouth, and sprinkled his face
with water. After a while be slowly re-
turned to consciousness. and, after tax
ink sound sleep for several hours, was
as we'll and lively as ever.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER y 1856

Zens. He and his wife have not been
living together for some time, on account
OF bad treatment from him, and she
has been teaching school in that
communicated Liked by all.
Last Friday night Mcfarland
went to the residence OF r. 7. Baldwin.
where his wife boarded. and asked her 10
90 and live with him. She refused, and
he then struck her a severe lick and made
some slanderous charges against her
character, which have no foundation.
Mr.. Baldwin interfered and ordered him
from his house, and he left reluctantly.
He threatened to kill his wife, and report
says, Mr.. Baldwin also, he mas got a
gun and threatens to Kill the first man
that tries 10 arrest him. The citizens of
that community are indignant and large
party are hunting Mcfarland.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-22
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