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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-07
The Yacht Contest.

New YORK, September 6th.-It will be
gala day in New York harbor tomorrow if
the weather is fine. The yacht clubs in
this part of the country have chartered a
steamboat from which to witness the con-
test. All available excursion steamers are
placed for the accommodation of the gen.
eral public Thousands of people are COM
ing from New England cities to see how the
Maytiower conducts herself Betting is
slightly in favor of the Galatea. though it
is thought that the Mayflower will win the
curious feature of to-morrows race is that
Captain Gibson, of the sloop Priscilla, has
accepted an invitation to sail on the Galatea.
Captain Joe Ellsworth, up TO last night, had
refused to sail on the Mayflower except as
a passenger, and General Payne will now
have an opportunity of showing what he
knows about sailing a boat
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-07

AUGUSTA, (Maine) September Gth.-The
campaign is now in full blast. The Re
publicans are holding meetings all over the
State principally in the industrial and
farming sections, where the tariff and pro-
hibitory questions, as outlined by Blaine,
are being discussed. The presence of the
plumed knight on the stump and the
activity he is displaying is what is giving
life to the contest The opinion seems to
BE deeply rooted that the political battle on
the part of the Republicans is the prelim-
mary skirmishing of the national cam
paign of 1888. A horde OF distinguished
men in the State make no concealment of
the fact that the fight for Bodwell is con-
tinuance of the Blaine campaign of two
years ago. Your correspondent was at the
headquarters of the Republican State Com
nittee to-day and had brief talk with
Chairman Manly, who is running the Bod
well campaign. The knowing ones in this
city affirm that it was mainly at Blaine's
instigation that Bodwell gave his consent
to be candidate, as it was against his own
inclinations. In referring to the outlook,
he said everything presaged glorious Re-
publican victory. The vote for Bodwell
would be about the same as that cast in
1882, when Robie was elected by $500 plu-
rality. Bodwell's plurality would be as
much, if not more. I'VE shall return our
delegation to Congress, he added, by our
usual large majorities Next winter Sem
ator Hale will be reelected without any
opposition in the partyn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-07
Ex-President Arthur's Condition.

SOuuAtlohs
PHILADELPHIA, September 6th.-The
Press Boston special says: An old friend
of ex.President Arthur, who has Just re-
turned from visit to the distinguished in
valid at New London, gives gloomy view
of Arthur's condition. He says the ex-
President maintains at all times forced
cheerfulness, and still manifests the<live-
liest interest in current events and the
leading political issues of the day, discuss
ing men and measures with all his old
time keenness. Yet he soon tires; his
breathing becomes short and enforced, and
rest ensues. He has lost flesh until he is O
mere shadow of his former self, and the
robust physique and fiorid countenance are
all gone. He feels the change bitterly, and
expressions Of sympathy are very cheering
to him. These are constantly pouring in
from all sections of the country. Arthur
reads the newspapers with the greatest
avidity. Any paragraph of foreboding
kind about himself makes him depressed
and anxious. His attendants exercise con-
tinued care regarding the contents of the
papers taken to him. There is no doubt
that his illness is a confirmed attack of a
dreadful maladv, and that the inevitable
result is ONLY a question of time
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-07
The Revolution on the Border.
Coming Home.

WASHINGTON, September 6th-Hugh j.
Mohan, of California, who was recently
appointed special agent of the Labor
Bureau, has resigned, in order TO take the
stump for the Democratic party i'll the
coming campaign in California and
Nava5a
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-07

WASHINGTON, September 6th.-The Pres
ident has sent the following reply to Queen
Victoria's telegram of sympathy for the
earthquake sufferers
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-07
Henry Georges Prospects.
N7HEs1 Vt - eE9- - 7 =
Samuel Colvilie's Bequests.

New York, September 6th.-The friends
of the late Samuel Colville seek to explain
his will. 1t was dated in 1882, and he was
not at that time married to Eme Roseau,
whom, as the will stated, it was his desire
to. make his wife. They were quietly
joined in matrimony year or 50 later. He
left to her only $4,000 IN the will, but his
friends insist that he had previously settled
$4,000 worth of property upon her, and,
besides, he had given her diamonds worth
thousands of dollars
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-07
WAETED-LCST-EOUNDs
EGR sALE-T0 LIFE

TOR sALE-sTX NEW AND -FOUR SECOND.
IT, hand Engines, rating from 10 30 horse
power. NJ. +. ROSE, Capital Iron Works, No.
50i street, Sacramento. In
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-07

no LET-A LARGE FINE HOUSE IN -
i perfect order with all the ground de- II;
sired; rent very reasonable to the right u
kind Of n tenant. Inquire on the premises,
northwest corner Twenty-third and streets.
g2-lWs
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

LLOYD sszzEE. Esisas an Maaazs'.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

uTANTED-A SITUATION EITHER On THE
W road or IA some Du.In. ~ whicn would BRING
outdoor exercise. Best of references bo. n lu
and out OF the CITY. Address ". H., care Telegram
Herald. j.
VVANTED-A SITUATION As DRUG CLERK.
VI Can furnish references " required. Would
engag. on trial. Address y l., care Telegram
Herald.
urANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF EAPh-
" ueuce, a position as saiesl' dy, asSis hiit
book keeper cashier OF 90 do Cfnce wofk. Must
have work al once. Best ot reference i0Tnishea.
Address \, care tins oliice.
WANTED - SITUATION As COACHMAN
W or % take care Of horses ty hrsi-cl d. man
Good reference. Address y. Telegram oaice
WANTED WORK BI A FIRST Las, CUT
W ter aud litter. wll call for work al residence
IL address is sent 20 ~ East leonard-st keier
ences furnished
YOUNG NAN, HOLLAEDER. ACeJ ANT ~
4 with the English, Holland, refinah anu
French language. and Bookkeeping. and Nlilne
20 do ally kiud 0l work i'm Office or store, wants
situation. Addfess A. n. Telegram hefao. -ii
XlfANTED-A POSITION As C0ACHNAN OK
W t0 work in wholesale grocery or Nouio
drive delivery Of any kind, best oi reieTene e
Address b. No. tCarierS. -
EtrANTFD-A SITUATION, As MILLER, .
" years Of age l2 year, experience. Addres
james Aldrich. Byron Centre, Mich.
IIrANTED SITUATION Is WHObEsALl
W house as shipping clerk. on lu retail houef ~
clerk Would ~ on The r1ad if desired lsii
English and German. Best OF references Fifcf
from last employer Address g. 90 fhis oItee
VrANTED-A YOUNG LADY sIENoakAfhtt
w with a typewriter wants position - CORES
roudeut u willing 10 - out oi town. Ad4Tea
K. ptr Ieiegram-heTaid.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

AtI sserftss s.slsts "a sass tsitlf4st. -iii,isf
= aaaGaeer heal skaeHt p e4ts.a rtt ga
tsaa. s. lll fs snareea Scr ~ tits atlisas -
ratt la t4le fable aslsfts- atss.ks l-i3 ai'4F a.
ass LEst.
Persons As aHfsaz >ifuaftsslfs s.sa ~t't -ite
r.ffla...l s.4ts.. ts apfl sta. a. tiae aftits
fir sf sf ttzlss lss tls .-i sftt-. ii5
ssa f.s Iua4a nF als taln- ttae nuaatltI -t
sses.l- as .s.aea Ans 5ssrt 80 s itns sssiillssa
80 allt 81 81 iials.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

NOR RENT-FACT0RY IN MIIIsI. THE
very convenient brick hulding. 5aXln0 icet
five stories high. with sixty horse power vaisf
wheel hXdraulte elaHd pipe. Au~e aud nHl2lcs %
each room elevator. sjefu hcaiIua pipes. slafi-
ire fuiIavs betting. efr. slrf addifiaf contain
lug Office powerful etcaIn engine boHet. cn6i
noon aud dry room. store room. csc. Inquire oi
Buitcrworih sud lowe. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

The farf ~ the matter is that Mr Nagone
vas appointed to che Colectorsmp punci-
uallv because he IS a most aoie ana accom-
plisaed man ~ affairs. II there are any
political features whatever DO the fresl-
dents choice. they bear thar negative beauty
~ bair- Absolutely inofieusive to a.. factions
of the Democratic party in New York city.
W. ". So.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
& COMP PANYS
DRESS GOODS SALE
LOT /.
1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from Sl.25
to Sl.50, for Sl.00.
nL
LOT IL.

1000 yards. This lot con
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings - splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth S5c to $l.00 for Zoe,
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Extra Quality Gros Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all colors and shades, for
ffty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
rom one dollar and one TWEEN
ty-hve per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY .
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
Stenograpby and Type Writing

7ouns lsdg who is an expert short Hand
w-ter saf fret-c,sss Type Writer. TiH oopT re
7e-ss or h-fes. or take letters ard documents
s-a-a fsrsren Charges moss reasonable Al
rsrss of .his sers sens - she rE1 sesss HEzstn
steuoe-.uner vfl 20 promptly sffeofed lo Cal
q tls sHne ~ lae Ts1 ses.p-HERsI0
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

There was plenty of Literary ne about
en-. Chicago publication Whar was want
- f-am Mss Cleveland was financial life.
About $4,000 Is the size of The sum az
present uselied by the publication Detroit
f...rHff
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
Where Halstsad and Mclean should

Probably the largest city on record ls
Henderson. y. & lt was intended io eA-
TEND the limits 0oo yards in each lifeciloh
r-o-, ~ depot bst tho printer made the
..ff -osl ts.u miles. aud the bill passed the
legislature eithout beng noticed bHgaio
VI
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Train no hss q Thraugt Coach daily ernsri
sunday. for Grand Rapids. Holland. Grand
Raven Muskcrsn snd leuia water. Al-o Through
csach ifaFcs thc above p1'uu rIs g. a n h'F
each day. C1ralf Sunday. afrF8uG il iule1e or
Train Nn & 81 f S. ,. m.
A. trans dals exocui f1utav
E g. fkFEfE. sferl Prs gent
f. U MsTTHEvF Nosta western kFt.. Nust eRon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

UTANTED-PERsON- WANTING sHoNCAe F-.
W jewelry eases OF sllycrWaTe Cases ui different
lengths hcighths. or sizes. can have tacm made
% order on short notice. stock uf reeu. ar stes
constantly on hand. VII be sold al reduced prccs
~ j " Ira-ar-A ~ Alal-AL .
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Cutins beats jeff Davis on state
-lsbfs" He makes no appeal 90 ncie sam
bar 90 "the sovereign STATE Oh leAAs' Alu
the sovereign feels quite stuck up aDo"t H.
-lIatr9 Ilfr Dee.ul.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Between this time and the DemoeIA.io io
National Convention Of loso, there ~ pc
j. f..ti.nai fsbt III N-w York that will far
sfreea me biiierest Republican quarrels III
tfar state Keasas Cltg Journal
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

THE TELEGRAM HERALD does
not want your money unless il gives you
an adequate return for il. II you adver-
tise for anything ~ The Want columns
and don't get IL. your money VII be re-
funded OF the advertisement VII bs fe-
peated. The advertisements taken on
this condition are all those coming under
the heads Of Boarding Board Want
Cd. ""Kooms 10 kent, Rooms Want
ed. Male Help Wanted, "Femsle
Help Wanted, 81 ustions Wanted
Female, Situations Wanted Male p
Miscellaneous. and all advertisements
not OF a strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tued the plan during
the past few months. Try II yourself
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
LOT III.

5000 ) ards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, 65c to 75c,
for SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Ever since a war with Mexico became
,e.sib.- fhe American navy has been suffer
ing with pain in It's side 'A'.aa's' y'''''
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
2.7O YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
facture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice Of the entire
stock for $l.35 per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16


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scsre = letter srltea og Dos u. LlA-
lssos. ia lsl-. az a tms Nl7A 70 -e'-1e
apaa lls Democratic party as
bl1g structure A-d' s-fe~l i'''-'''--
tLal ae sas. deeiisd % 81 l-'--
before tAe erazA- lie Las P'ooe''s 7--''S
rseented LIS la7'y A-'r'"I
charged ilsm up to uls yoa'1' D'' '-''
staad cat before tle "'fil s7 Poo-
nmelt fQf ta- ieaiof u hlaAisa
oer-cy an1 Their rec eAi'e,-i' ''-'
serve ,o stress ztA7h hi-l Ai1''s ''-'
b-rs % tie party whose hA-i -.s " '-i's'.' =
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

"IHE ROOT

OF E X = p
E4Nr fs sr ser sr1er ~
srs-s sss-see ea- rake na
44Ef AN# HE FWn Eer
e. rsae arrr AXIS
raer tR
sns ae-~s HsNF~ p CaasatEG q S0N.
-.sse 1FerF rr-rer Srt Tsr-sfe-ss-
t--e-rss
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

lo 1as DAY last week I've somsn ~ers
burned to death by the careless use Of
zasoaus anI uapthA There oagat 20 oe
a las against ths sale % saeh s,ah 20 70
males. ior it IS always a woman Who Is
burned
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

Also a large assortment Of
combination suitings in the
highest art, will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.

TO Sail Up salt RIVER.
rt is rumored that an expedition wili soon
b. sent ou- t0 search for the lost mug
Eurnrs - NrrsttH ,frtetefu.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
Detroit. Grand Haven a milwaukee

flafIF. rHNNtt II exec 5tlrf- Flfalf
fiaesi lEeFt taking ihf rs - m lxIrtst matf
close oalinecliaH 81 DWoss1 Coy llauslHe. aud ai
Detroit for ACn lors arriving iAtre az lt.f. a cs
laa faI lowing morning
Night Erpreas aas ecsl f.eeriue Tar fruEn Do
tfnlf D. GRAND Earits
Ihls IS the ealY Hue rguuiuf Ism Sea kEproz
leaY.lr here 81 80 p Ia-. Hlil -.aeYlnN CAT io
Detroit making cirelt connections ilf g.. pois-ls
Easf arriving 81 Acw 1oIk af j. b Ed she follow
fns evening Trains wcsi af Il 81 3 n TlI naass
direct connection Wlfa palace fteamel l'iy ~
n .IHalEUe f1r al Isailtt seef.
Through trrCf seuna3 at l e. I 1t osz
swee. Eoie block alld 81 t1e iITssl
81. Fo~FH Cits isss Arout.
C1o = ErEVK InttC MANAGE Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

a. Others ca 81 cAueftI sunday
Sleeping ears rln m Pacific and Atlantic ca
press iratls g. ala fum ltsrf
rarlor carr rll uH lat tKprese and art-l- Rap
ifs fxf.ro-e ca alf fTgn hetrot
Direct connections nlsle 81 peir1ll Nfa sl
Through trains Hlsl over y O. h T.. tlsls1a
Southern IlF.eluaI
GHAs Il AoRnis aeaersi kfi e. Mounsesl
n HAWKINs Iloktt AFl luiau neIoi-
a. r. MUAsoN nlnu IEL orice fl konroe sl
o. A RIasLEs. g J. 4 r. a, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

III J. Wl1REf, FORMERLY MANAefk ~
81 Ia Monroe Il where ordcu Wil be received for
painting. paper hauriug and ircsooeine. Acinem-
beT the place Opposite the Soldiers Monument
rITY BAKERY And CONF ElIONkRf las
u Grandvile-sve. Regular trade solicited. ".
ROsE. Proprietor.
& RFRKNER. WATCHES CLOCKS AND
J. Fine jewellery. > Monroe-st.
OsCAR DYE l47 DIVISION -I CARPENTER
" and lob shop. Screens speciality.
COMMISSION p T. LAMB a co... WHOLE
| } sale dealert in fruif and vegetables butter
eggs etc, = and 20 Iouis-st. Grand kspIds Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

TIE sasorliag anxiety among tae Dem
acrarie sa.f tfrsenback ot}cs-ssekers % a.
to whether the state conventions VIII
sase any better tban tus county convsn-
lions ia TIE county souvsohons were
called early. We are ioi3. tor tne cool e.
sscf vaieb 'asloa 10 taese would have on
tha state conventions We Fear the good
Intention 81 those who called the oonvsn-
tons riu - n-utrshzsd by Che traus-
s-f.ers ~ laa joint convection.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

NOR ~Al LEA HORSE PHOENIX AA.I u
Dns tuf. r.auer uue "a lufn ualt l.alfr .s.f
3 fnel Coltsy band saa ana ullatrlas llasI
machines aN e.-Ig a.td ail1ai laar q. tl.l- a ~
ut ell e. aIf1t Ialllllc if -..a All.ll tea las
Aadress 81 Z eate ltlssranl. ilHraa.
I0R SARA lANat fUI tf PACKING
/ tases t8uaEe foall ID olrlaa atl.ts sc 0t..r
saal large essas al lN II aua -a -ents tae.. -saf
tiothine hease
rOk sALE-AN IA0N sAFE AND A WIND
I mll lo se.l ~ Trade 3 r fnlfa.s Anfeli .
block opposite sweet S ap.el
HOR sALE-FAMIll ROW BOAT FoR SAIE
/ cheap. Ban Auterg.
NOR RSALE-pLAIfOkM 9lhlAe Jon WAGON
/ Enquire 81 Geo. Granger Wealthy -at e.
Livery Stable.
NOR SALE CHEAFAI ROOM - HOISkNAN
/ block fInl class frnltarc Aedi -tealas
springs Mattress Carpet elHlfs Airfars totl. =.
Bureau. Sewing Machine Dishes and al
uecessarl-s ior holsCAeepne ID to De- s1'l ana
paid lu luStallntlll.. Alll aN tu fttenis aflrI
IA. ID every efeulng
| rOR sALK CHEAp-lo MAXI ROoM fol.
/ L cylinder a half medium Globe Pres so Eooil
condition l. b. stanton. Grand hAp.is.
NOR sALE-gOMPLEIH SKI ~ s. hEfukI1
/ L Naiis actions and deiences and other Falu.
/ able Law books Viii be Sid cheap. Adaress
/ Fred s. Clark Grand Rapids Mich.
/ EOR sALR-A sEcONDHAND CHiIkkElAa
II piano. VIII b. sold cheap i sold sDou. Cal
Al Nh Deweys jog Monroe a., np stan
/ IOR sALE-A LADY WHO Is G0lNa iO
4 leave tAe cry use-Fts 70 SCI A.tt 81 -+ E
piano, four hound corners. iIsl-c.ass make. g q
/ us-sc less than three months. Musi bl sid ll
1 TWO weeks. Call after p 81. - 2a Ottawa ~
| NOR sALE-A FIIks l-Il-A-- SILVER MAINh
/ It Elgin Nau0nGl Watch Up8nys make
c0st S4 used hut little, wih oe sold al Anefa
| discount iHeuire ai EIEsRkN % EEALD ofiice
ron S4IE-P8PHR>
! NOR sALE-OLD PAPERS NEATLY FOLDED
! Excellent FOR patterns. shelves. etc fiitee'
| cents hundred. Apply "a thls Office this week
WANTED-sHOWCASES
4 W jewelry cascs. OF sllycrRaTe Cates ui ciferel
/ lengths Eeighths, or sizes. can have tom m1c
| 10 order om short notice a stock uf reEu 3f see
/ constantly on hand VIII be sold al reduced prce
] af "a. arA d 3 'ff
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

It s town talk That -aranac has . citizen
81 consttauoualT tired that he s's 90 q
-r.-.fry chair % milk -Sarr.1r Iarrt
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

a Css- of Lion in "a Den ~ Daniels
Grover believes tnat three 0f kind is
better than q pair Any day Hs right
bower "a pan Manning bis left IS Dan Ma
gone while his 1ker Ehich siFaTs
,rnaps is usu Lsf-on - Lfas.a9 h''.l'-
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

OsT-WILL IHE PARTY WHO F0gNp A
II Rhine stone necslsce between haEues CALLERS
aud Bridgc-st. on Ottawa. leave thg saIut al tlis
Office and receive hherai reward 80
OST-A SCOTCH TERRIER DOG LONG
| 4 tail and ears. 4 liberal reward nlN be rald
Tor his return % - South Laiayeitcst a. 81
Ledyerd. d
OST-ON THE NORTH SluE OH SHELTON.
l. between Center 81 Goodrich sts-. black
leather covered account book. Finder wi please
return % ls4 sbeldon-si. aud receive reward
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
ron Rooms.
W4NrED-TO-I IkNT.

UANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SIX
W months. Good references can bc given u
requested. address A. b. Telegram Herald. y
UTANrED-IhkEk K5OMs CONNkNlEN 4
" for light housekeeping. for family OF three.
Rent not exceed 5000. Address A. A. J.. this
office
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16
RustaCe w. Tower & Co.,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Room 7. No. 20 Canal-St., City.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

Real Estate and Timbered Land Brokers.
European Exchange and steamship Tickets.
Money Loaned ON Real Estate and hattels,
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
We are Agents OF the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company for their Timbered lands In
Arkansas and Texas aud have a large line OF
cnean homes for every body. at low prices and
essv terms of ric=. fertile SOIL ia the land OF
u any crops and short winters Also a laTge line
"a vcrv crof q bargains In Southern and Northern
mbered Lands City and Farm Property for
sale 0r Exci auge Quantity, quality, price snd
terms To- sliif every body Ful particulars on ap-
pllcation tO Che above, 40 ~ Caual-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

TANIED-THkkE Ok FOUR oALhSMhA
W on sslafy or COM u l,sion. steady employ
mcut Cali al once Metropolitan Manu- actur-
Ing Company. a. tountslAst. si
NANTED-AN INTELLIGENT BOY WHO Is
" a fair penman. 0olrlay bro-- & Co., ~
MourOest.
MIR H4hTED-
urANTED-IWO WOMEN, ON THAT lN-
" dersizuds lamiiy aud order cooking and 0ne
tor homework. Chas q. 1Odffoy, Lake view
House Reed Lake
NrANTED-A COMPErENI GIRL FOR GEN
W eral housewCrk hciefeuces required
Apply to Mn Il lirich. -'I Mes' broadway u
lVANIED-A COMPETENT DlKL FOX 0EN-
" neral hoasework Apply at 3. Terrace az e.
NTNNTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work. small family fare wages and good
house for The right party Inquire al 2l9 Ransom
ST., city.
UANTED-TWO DlNlN6ROOM GIRLS, ONE
W Tor the Pavilion Reeds Lake. one al loi
Monroest. S@etland Bros
VrANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w general Homework INN eQlately. Apply al
80 Second ave, Mrs ". " smith.
| lrANTED-LADlEs TO WORK FOR NE AT
w home OF 10 travel. something entirely new;
for ladies only. = daily easily made no photo no
painting particulars iree, Mrs. T. ID. Little, Box
| a5. Chicago, lH u
FOR RENT HOUSES.
! NOR RENT-SALOON AND REs sTAD RANT lN
! L "A hrst-cless basement saloon fixtures can
! be bought cheap boy tue party desiring 10 rent.
Ward q MaTd Corner Lyon aud kentsis.. cit'.
! NOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDING (
| I with all modern Improvements situated ia
the best resident part OF the city. Original cost
/ sl00uu, big discount and easy terms that VIII
buy lt tins month. Address Dix, Care carrier
| No. 3, City.
/ no RENT-sMALL HOUSE sOUTHkRN PART
! | city near street cars. Enquire MOsely Bros
! p 20Uawa-st
ron RENT-ROUAS
/ NOR RENTING DESIRABLE SUITES OF
/ living rooms, aud one suite oi ohce rooms
/ steam heated. one ofthe best locations. Inquire
al room No. lmmcu block
| NOR RENr-TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS
/ Inquire SO Monroe-sL up second light stairs
/ NOR RENT-LARGE RI FINISHED From
I room, convenient lor two gentlemen. ~
Monroe-st.
NOR RENT-NlCELY FURNISHED FROM
/ room 76 south Division ST.
NOR RENT-PLEAsANI FURNISHED FROM
/ I rooms with modern conTenleuccs- Ledgaf'
/ block hrsi hallway from Duriees ~
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-16

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meut Cali al once. Metropolitan Mama actur-
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-03-24
Cheap Mining Labor.

N. H. Gim, Chinese contractor, has sued the "Mine dor de Quartz Mountain Societe Anonyme" to recover S4o,ooo for an alleged breach of contract. The plaintiff contracted in August, 1884, to furnish the defendant corporation with 36o common laborers, fourteen cooks, four interpreters and twelve blacksmiths, but on December 30 the company ceased work and terminated the contract with out giving two weeks notice. The plain tiff therefore claims to have been dam aged in the sum named, through being obliged to furnish the men with food, transportation, etc. In the complaint it appears that the wages paid by the con- tractor were at the rate of s cents per day for laborers, thirty for cooks, forty for interpreters and ST for blacksmiths