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nee of the family.
 MARINE LIST.
S46Sa PORT OF NEW HAVEN szSka

ARRIvED-MAY F. Bark Gloria (Austrian), Gremudae, Alexandria, Egypt, Y days, with rags to Seymour Paper Co Sch Hand, Beeer St Croix, w 1, 12 days, with sugar and molasses and passengers to Frank c Phipps Sch Mist, Woodruff. Y, light Sch Jacob Duryea, Conklin, Y, iron. Sch Phoebe Ann, Pearsall, Rockaway, to load oysters. Sch Ann E, Valentine. Baltimore, shells. | Sch Grace Dailing, Hine, Stony Creek, to load oysters.
 Sip Lilly, Smith, Rockaway, to load.
 Sip George Ryder, Wright, Rockaway, to load.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 May F, A. D. 1886. { UPSTATE OF ALBERT E. STILES, late of New 11 Haven, in said district, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha- ven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to ex hibit their claims for settlement Those who neg lect to present their accounts, properly attested within said time, will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 FREDH H. BROWN, ny1S 2td &1tw Administrator.
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On very easy terms, a new house containing a store and rooms. situated a corner lot; two miles from City Hall; city water in house; one
 block from horse cars.
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so7 West Water St., New Haven.
CHARLES BARTLETT,

Dr. J. H. Smith, dentist, Elm street, city, says Dr. Kimbell refer to him.
 From the Hon. Charles Bartlett-Dr. Kimbell has successfully exterminated wolf cancer from my face in four hours
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KIMBELL, M. D.,
Surgeon, Chiropodi,t and specIa

Surgeon, Chiropodist and Specialist. h experience and scientific practice, is the only physician in the State that pays any attention to benefactor that travels. This is Dr. Kimbells third visit to New Haven during the past twenty years. the TontIne Hotel, where he will be pleased to See all his former patrons ladies well gentle manent cure in one treatment without pain of the worst cases of ingrowinS nails, thick club nails, corn or tumor under the nail, all deep nerve corns on and between the toes, all deep nerve excres cences on the great toe joints, side of the foot, in step deep excrescenceS the Soles of the feet in cludng excessive perspir tion and bad odor of the feet.
 Consulting hours for ladies from ? till p. m. Consulting hours for gem tlemen from a. m. till l. D. Charges are moderate and are always made known to the patient before any operation is performed.
 New Haven Testimonials. Dr. KImbell has cured a bad ingrowing nail for Dr. Kimbell can refer to me:
 L, AUSTIN, No. 30 Beers street. Dr. kimbell can refer to me.
 JN0. B. HARRINGTON. Dr. Kimben can refer to me. have known Dr. Kimbell more than twenty years He cure my feet of corns a% a9d Ggn9Ts over
 194 Orange Street, City.
 REV. A. H. WYATT,
 Pastor St. John street M. E. church. D. DKimbel has removed a large wen from my head mo pain. A w. JOHNSON. New Haven, April ?, 1886.
 Dr. KimbelI can refer to me.
 l. WINSHIP. pr. Kimbell has removed four moles from my wife's face and one blood mole from my face. He cured my feet more than nine years ago.
 D. T. WEIGH, West Haven, Conn. Dr. Kimbell can refer to me.
 J. W. BRADLEY, Proprietor Tontine Hotel. Dr. Kimbell can refer to me. JEROME B. LUGKE, City Editor COURIER.
 Forest Orange Kmbell cured painful deep corn for her twenty years ago.
 pr. Kinbell can refer to me.-A. C. RAYMOND: From Hon. Judge Phelps: can recommend Dr. H. KimbeIls painless operations in treating J PHELPS You refer to me. E. B. LEE,
 With H. P. Hubbard Co.,, City. Hon. Edward A. Cornwall of Cheshire, Conn.,, is referred to
 After more than ten years of suffering with narrowing toenail and tumor the great toe have been cured without pain by Dr. Kimbell in two treatments. He also removed large blood mark from my neck in less than fifteen minutes.
 MISS EMMA TITTTT E
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court. | May IT, 1886. l UPSTATE of MARY YEMMA ANS, late of New L Haven, in said District. deceased. The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha- ven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg lect to present their accounts, properly atteSted, within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 W. FRANK PECKHAM, my1S 2td&1tw Executor.
 District of GuiIford, ss. Probate Court
 May 12, 1886. UPSTATE of DANIEL R. HUBBARD of Gulford, l1I in said district, assigning debtor
 The trustee represents the estate insolvent, and pray the appointment of commissioners there 
 examine the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the probate office in Guilford, on the 24th day of May 1886, at o'clock, forenoon of which all persons in interest will take notice, and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 HENRY H. STEDMAN, my1S St Acting Judge.
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ea1A A WANTED-At a pleasantly situated &EIIISA{R farmhouse overlooking the Connecticut SSETFTSG Ia few summer boarders, singy or 1n 1zk.A Families; boarders for the season pre- ferred. For particulars address
 MRS. ELVIRA s. JUDD, my1l-1S 25-31 So Hadley Falls. Mass.
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 As=A A SINGLE gentleman or a gentleman and ;i wife desiring first-class table board, with or lii.lY without rooms, can be accommodated at mV6tf 159 YORK STREET.
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FOR RENT,
Hoard and Rooms.

NICELY furnished rooms on College, be #a::; tween Chapel and George streets; terms req
 nv14tf P. O. BOX 413.
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1i71a11ts.
WANTED.

w. NEED. A SITUATION by young girl to do general Call A' sooo reIerehce my19 it* 3s IACKSo,u CrppEr
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PORTLAND, May F, 1886. Hon. William P. Frye Washington: We wired you this morning about the seizure of the Portland fishing schooner Ella M. Doughty, which seized at Englishtown St. Ahn's c. B., for buying bait on permit given the captain at the Portland custom house. April 2t, 1856. Enclosed please find duplicate copy of the same Can anything be dope to relieve said for settlement of the present of affairs be- tween the United States and Canada, remain
 Y0IIrS trrYlv
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" A NEE Ah

A SITUATION by a respectable young girl to 1A= assist in doing general housework or second work; Is competent and willing. Call at 145 MANSFIELD STREET,
 my1S 1t* Above Compton (cotto ge house).
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FOR RENT,

S&eA TENEMENTS in all parts of the city. Also a;iiI @All.A money to loan chattel moi tgages upon good security. Apply at the office of
 J. L. HERMAN, my11 If Room 6. SIS Chapel street.
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Ae@ THE very desirable and centrally located #s::iI brick dwelling house No 113 York street; H8is.A contains all modern improvements and is in complete order: with or without barn. Possession immediately. Inquire at
 162 Chanel Street.
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HORACE P. HOADE

Houses and building iots in great variety of sizt location and price.
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For Sale OF Rent,

For Sale or Kent. &4A FARM of 10 acres in East Haven; good ##::i house and barn. Rent reasonable to Irompt .AAsA Apsy ying tenant.
 GEO. A. ISBELL, a90 T92 Chapel Street.
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fA BY two adults a one family house with barn #I near horse cars, or second floor tenement of -GE.eA or rooms with of attic; modern improve nnents and stable for horse. Rent must be moder- ate. Address LOCK BOX 633,
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R rard aud 8nnrus.
COTTNTRV BOARD
FOR RENT,
SUMMER BOARD.

AzA SUITE of handsomely furnished rooms Hi;il suitable for gentleman and wife or two mVi7tf THIS OFFICE.
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Rea1 Estate
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

@.A HOUSE 235 Exchange street, first floor, M:::I rooms aud attic chamber from May 1st h. a1Ttf 1OS BLATCHLEY AVENUE.
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WANTED
WANTED

A COOK who is willing to be generally useful in 1A private family: no laundry work required ; city references expected Call in the evening be- tween and g. E. C. BRADLEY
 my1Stf 22e Church Street
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AasA FROM May l. for one year longer term, M::;I the Brick Houses 103 and 105 Martin street,
 A.sn containing eight rooms each, at $25 per month, payable in advance. -
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FOR RENT.

@A A HOUSE on York street, situated in 8 Es;:il pleasant and desirable neishborhood; rent EsHTAA moderate to good family. Inquire at
 T5 HOWE STREET..
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41ssA A SMALL farm near old depot. Centervie, Ct ks:;!I Old fashionable one story house with about 31ssN. twelve acres of excellent land, abundant shade Pleasant place to spend the summer. Good location for market garden. Rent t25 per annum.
 my15 St EDWARD VALLEY.
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A 1oUNG man to sell goods; one accustomed Apply at 21 PRoIITS ' STREFT pFTI Trreo my1S 2t* SAAs1I1l,
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A COMPETENT girl u cook, wash and iron A good references required Apply at
 my1S 2t~ AS GEORGE STREET
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A GIRL to do general housework; no bakin, A Inquire at my1s 2L* 173RIMBERIY AVFNITE
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ff.A THREE or four rooms suitable for Ii,
 MiI; housekeeping. Address IT' y4ssssAz my1S 2t% Tl.=s |, ,f31,
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2 HOADLEY BUILDING.
EAR RENT

a22tf office Open Even1I
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-26

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Intends - shave iastal ID lls head ia onief
10 s.a las sympathy of ,ls Chinese
Ast LOUIS au IS saiasa uaan ior kissing
her. eeaeral sherman had better ssip Tor
the ial tllaber before ile lshniug strikes.
Clarence Three stairs Is lAe name ot an
Iadau Attending a Plaaielp pAa college.
. Irreserent classmates cau Aau the thloi
aat
We have discovered iAe reason shy octo-
selarlaus marry young wives they wait
auu. they lose ta~-r Aair And beard before
seatarug
ST. Louis girls have organized a boxing
club Perhaps lhis IS the reason ~. Louis
dude broke oft ais engagement last week
and aed to tAe plains.
A Birmingham England man propose
O. live month on cold Ia Pooh ? that'i
nothing lie should come 20 America ane
see What our Congressman can do.
The latest fad is % decorate dinner dishes
with verses from poets. An the landlord
can now get rich by spelling the appelite
of their boarders With some Of Ienny son
ode
IL is said that convention Of the author
If The Breadwinners' is to be held in th
interests Of the Republican party lt be
hooves the Democrats TO hustle $1,000
voters are not 10 be sneezed At
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BUSINES-1 "4RDs.

HHAs. W Colts, RIAL ESTATE OFFICE II
L removed 90 26 Canal g. corner oi Lyon "a mere
Won can buv lots iTom - % $500 and obtain iuin-
Der with which iu build. -Four new cottages ~
six rooms for sale irem S4t1 Ga situJ 1inah
~
" o. WITnEI FORMERLY MANAGEk q
W Burches painting establishment is located
al az Monroe Il where orders wli Dee received Tor
painting paper hanging and frcscoeing kelncfn-
Der The place Opposite The soldiers Monument
rITY BAKERY AND CONFECTONEkl ~
| = crandville-ave Regular trade solicited ".
ROSE, Proprietor,
e. HERKNER. WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
u. Fine jewellery. . NonOe-t
OSCAR DYE. pa DIVISION ST, tAkftNl tk
" aud Job shop. screens speciality.
GROCKETT d HOpplNs, FINEST AS@okl tb
| : furniture in the city. We SO our own uPhois-
tering Remember u Canal st.
II T. HOPKINS. ARCHITECT, "a MONROE
~. ST., old Alduch block.
COMMISSION. p !. LAMB & co... WHOLE
I j sale desler IN fruit and vegetables butter.
egg, etc, : snd 10 lonis-st Grand kaIids, Aicn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron

RARE CHANCE. TO THE RIGHT PARTY We
\ viii sell the candy stand, Lemonade ana
Cigar privilege. az the Base Bail Park. Tor saiui
day, July 81 Attraction, NoT'ins le " 80 q.
Address Agent care Telegram Herald once 20
NOR SAIE-STOCK OF FGROCERIES AND flN-
/ lures store TO rent Address Grocery, thls
Office.
NOR sALE-HoRsE AND CART, FOR sALE,
cheap Cali or address Arnold House
Vest SIDE.
NOR sALE-THE LEADING GROCERY At
EImore stock VIII invoice about t-tft lhe
only brick grocery in kdmurc. Also ~ acres oi
land one mlle north of Edmofe, aud one spah oi
helss.s weighing about su. Reasons iur selling
going south Inquire of H. ". Robson Edmore,
Mich. -
NOR sALE-COMPLETE SKI \. y REPORTS
Waits actions aud deiemces and oinef aln-
eble lals books VIII be sold cheap. Address
Fred s. Clark Grand Rapids, Mich
NOR saba SECONDHAND JNICkkklNG
/ piano. VIII be sold cheap i sold soon. Gail
al Mr. DeWcys l0g Monroe e.. zap stairs.
NOR sALF-A LADY WHO Is GOING TO
/ leave the city desires % sell tine square
piano, four round corners hrsi-Ciass MAKE teeA
used lesS than three months. MuA pt Nfl4 III
two weeks Call after D. in. 81 1o Ottawa ~
NOR sALE-CHEAP-TWO PHAIoN bl g.
I gits aud one two-seated Surrey buggy. iA
sell cheap II sold Immediately. tah on -
tire schaak 35 East Bridge-st, opposite lake /
liquor store ''
tNfk "A LA AfN- LAS - ~ TIA W ~
/ Elein National Watch Company = make
cost Sis used but little VIII Doe sold al liberal
discount Inquire az TELEGRAM HERALD once
nor sALE-sI50 BUYS A THREkl EAR-OLI
/ colt. well broke NOT afraid oi ear, brass
bands etc. Extra good ruadsier ana perfect iH
everv way INQUIRE al a West Bridke-st
nor gAIE-A FOUR-l EAR-OlU HORSE
/ weighing about eight hundred pounds sound
I'M every respect aud good driver Perfect Z
safe for ladies 10 drive. VIII seu new bngA4 ahQ
harness with horse az the option oi purcn asef
Call at 4f0 South Iouia-st, either OH saturday o
Monday.
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TOR FACTORY is MlLLsr IHE
/ very convenient brick huildlus. boXll0 te g.
five stOrie- high wlth sixty hore power WaIef
wheel. hydraulic stand pipe. lose and nozzles u
each room ClCt afar. steam heating plp0s. shaft
ing, pullcys betting. etc.. also addition contain
ing Oihce powerful steam engine, boiler coal
room and dry room. store room, etc Inquire u
Bulterworth and Lowe A.
NOR RENT-OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED
photograph gallery ou second floor, over s5
Vest Bridgcst. Rooms partially furnished. Rent
cheap 10 good parties s1ti
NO RENT-DEsIRABlE STORE No, -
Pear-st LOvett block. nov occupied boy Mohl
and Van Alstine viii be for rent May ISL Geo.
W Alien
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I0K KENI- ROOMS FOX kkNT-N ~
/ without board. suitable ior u4aH all IS &, lI
taa gentlemen ar I.e ApHll lonia-si Terms sers
reasonable. ii1h holse uonh % I.Is.af-ee. z.
I1OR RENr-A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RI
I spunsiD-0 parties. ln4lirc ai once as Us co.
IAHA--t
TO RENI-0OOD FURNISHED ROOMS AT q
very loss rate Apply al the hrnple House
DOAKDIN6-IW0 NICELY kNIeHkl
ID uuuI rooms Tor feut Nith or without board ons
i d large room on gr04nd LuoI sinh haY aiul0Fl
Terms very reasonable to tie TlgAt party Call al
Lee North loLIa 81 hith house. north Of postollf e
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VTANTED.-MEN TO SELL OUR NEW LINE
" OF household goods. salary or commission.
Address r. ". Fox, z south Diyisl0n-sG., Grand
Rapids, Mich Oh
urANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT N GRAND
w Rapids 10 sell lye's Improved Boiler COM
pound for removing scales frOm steam boilers
Good commissions paid. Address + 5 Lye, secre-
tary, Lima, Ohio
VANTED-CANVAssE STHROUGHOUTTHE
w state to solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home For particulars address. II. W.
Nash, Secretary. Grand Rapids, Mich.
ICANTED-SIX GOOD COLLECTORS OR CAN
w vassers- male OF female Salary and com
mission 10 the right parties. Apply between the
hours Of and p m TO room To- kOods block, G5
Pearl-st city
WANTED - LADIES AND GENr4EM IN
W Agents for select Readings with elocu-
tiOnary instructions. Teachers aud students viii
find Readings profitable book. les. we have
the New Pictorial Parallel Bible. Write for sTe
cial Bible terms. Tyler & CO.. Detroit, Mich.
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Tie tlms fsr l1e compilation ~ -'claas
starsaas e1-l4a sita lLs ~lappy sea-
sal - ell. 1lzleeEl slfs. TIE figures 81
-ersrl sa ...s .a.a. sllsi leiglE a4a weight
aas-s. t-s t4tsl .eaglh 81 tLe eiass
s.ss. t..s l-aaslre-lslt 1f TIE beads az
r1s beginning ~ tae Sophomore year as
-s.aaarel : 1913 THAT 81 flH elose ~ tie
se.ar ss4r are. las tie tau9 -local
.ssa-s - ~ 1srtiralar atersst except fo
lase affected. 8lt - those geuos eoFls
s aers graduated yesterday whose
s .-s arc 81 as claraetsu1sd by "5eeds,
a.t sofls. and alo purpose % pursue
further courses ~ study &c may be of
interest ts anoE 30 what college they can
-g-a.i tLa most money. Tie superiority
III r..s direction ald9uLte.i.y lies bet Feeu
Cornell CalesrsIty 4nd / ale. AZ ale
tie annl4l average expense ~ tie class
~ -6 faf tits Freshman year VaA s-oO,
far tns sophomore. 500, for tie Junior
year 81 60 t9r tie SenIor year. sllO0
ltaII a,- seen that the Increase ls ln an
srthnsfieaI ratio. which IS generally
lase satisfactory 10 the paIsuf, though
Ices sd to the studaut than q geometrlcal
atlo, where expense IL concerned Ihe
largest SUM spent By auy one man 10
one year vac 3, 750 and one man went
through for $50 aud another for 500
+ one nan earned $1,000 90 tutoring and
another iu various ways accumulated
sIl10. At Cornell tie average cost Of
the college course for the same class wHi
500 Der year Oae man says be hai
spent. during tie four years, s32,ol1 al
amount. IL vii be seen, little greatel
than the salary Of the Vice President o
the United States for the full term W.
leave II 10 the parents 20 decide whethe
this indicates qualifications superior Il
. those required by the Vice Presidency
At any rate this young man has un
doubtsdly led an the classes Of 50 IN th
United States. IL any OF tue young mel
Of the high school would ike to beat hi
record the field is before them.
The railway Labor troubles are agaii
assuming an alarming attitude. 1t
Idle 10 suppose that the Switchmen'
Union Is not back Of the striking switch
nen. on the Lake ) iore line at Chicago
for Il is, and that means practically tina
the strike VIII spread and be prolonge
unless the deman Is OF the men ara con
piled with. From the agreement b'
tween the men and the railroad official
II would appear that the men are in th
right. However, good deal OF igt
will be shed on the subject in the nel
p two days.
A warning for women who 10 to al
extremes IN order to appear beautiful
the case OF a New York woman who's
: liberal display OF neck and arms cause
general attention. She bas Just gone
Europe for treatment for a terrib
eruption caused by poisoned cosmetl
p which she used 20 whIten her complexio
Gen. WILLIAM L. lNSEs Is recelvII
b0oms for the Governorshlp Of this gre
aud glorious State from every section
D. It. Oneout Of every i've State exchang
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sIITITI0NN nANrED.

IlrANTED-A SITUATION As COACHMAN,
w gardener or man OF general Work. So 1ear1 IN
the city. Address Jim. care &. A. Belknap. q
WANTED STEADY EMPLOYMENT 81 A
w man of experiences. il willing 10 make
himself useful al any kind 81 work. Is good
penman address $ care Telegram Herald 81
IlrANTED-BY A YOUNG Man a POSITION
" as apprentice in "a Hardware House. Can
furnish good references. Address ii. NJ, care
Telegram Herald ol
IlrANTFD-BY A MAN OF GOOD HABITS. A
" situation in a furniture factory, or iu door
and blind factory has had siN yesN experience.
Address b. care Telegram herald. ol
WANTED SITUATION BY A GENTLEMEN
W OF - years, talking and writing the modern
languages; have had nye years experiences ID
administrative business. understands TO keep
books and writes a good hand. Willing 70 DO any
KIND of business To get steady employ meui
Address J. II. Beekman. 9 North Division II. o.
ITANTED-BYA A COMPETENT MAN, A sITUA-
w tiOn In good family to take charge %
horses VIII make himself useful about The
premises Address J. T., 5y lonia-si. Wages no
object. oi
JlrANTED-A SITUATION As FIREMAN FOR
w Stationery Engine or would accept night
watch Address t. ID care Telegram Herald. oi
XVANTED-A GENTLEMAN a YEARS OLD,
W wants "a situation Bookkeeper. iote.
Clerk OF travelling salesman Speaks English and
German Address +. l.. this Office. 81
NTANTED-BY A YOUNGMAN Is YEARS OF
W age d situation as delivery boy, I'M a GrocefH
store. Can make himself generally useiAl.
Address T.. ". care Telegram Herald. o.
WANTED WORK n OFFICE. STORE, WARE
W house, or factory by man of steady habits
good worker who viii look Out for his employer
Interest. Address Worker, care Telegram Herald
WANTED SITUATION By A YOUNG MAR
w ried man. Have had eight years experience
in geEeral Office work and bookkeeplng. Nlliha
TO do any kind of work % get steady employment
Address ". Y, care Telegram Herald.
/ IlTANTED-BY An EXPERIENCED MAN A
W position as salesman in clothing, boot shoe
/ or grocery house Would not object t0 going on
/ the road. has on his book l25 places lu Michigan
/ where he has travelled. Best of references given
Inquire at this Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-26
A.. - shore 4 Michigan Southern.
KALAMAZOO nlvIelon.

N|T|HTI IHHHT
fNnrt<s. .-...-...-..I ID q ri - q n
sail ---. ....-......-..... g 81 M e. , M
The traiu leaving ai 4.b0 =. nj. cnnnec2 a.
White Pigeon with Atlantic fKprces on Nan
line. which has rsclGe Drawing Room sleeping
coaches from Chicago " New lork and Boston
without change.
The train leaving a. Is q N conuecis al White
Pigeon giving one hour for dinueTl with special
New York Faprgss on Main line.
Though tickets and hcrths in sleeping ooerhet
can H. secured at Union Ilckei Of5ce. e. Monroe
street and depot
Trains ruu 81 efth meridian time, which n
minutes slower than Detroit time
J. ~. MCkINNEY. General Agent