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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-17
PINE BLUFF, ARK.
Favorable Cotton PrOspects-Sick-
ness I'm the Country.
looRRKsroNpKNoE or rnR ArrKAL.l

PINE BLUFF, ARK, August l6.-Cot-
ton prospects are fine. Weather dry
and hot. There is considerable sick
ness in the country at pressnt-mostly
chills and fever.
Mr.. Doud, formerly road master Of
the Texas and st. Louis railroad, died
with congest,ve chill Monday.
The oil NIL of this place is under
& ling thorough repairs-also the com.
press, and making arrangements to
COMPRESS 70 bales Of cotton this season
Col. NJ. W, regSars, the largest cot.
ton buyer OF this place, II spending
the summer at Saratoga Syringe.
CHARLIE.
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No Mystery AbORt His Disappear
MnCN.

PlTTsBuRG, Pa, August l6.-William
White, a prominent restaurant keeper,
has disappeared, much TO the chagrin
OF his creditors. His exact liabilities
are unknown but include nearly one
thousand dollars for supplies. He
came here penniless FIVE years ago,
and Of lac did business amounting
to 1t least $50, 900 annually.
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Terrific Boiler EXPLOSION.

CHICAGO, ILL, August 16.-The
Tmes's Ashland wis., special Gays
This morning this city was startled by
terrific explosion, occaeioned by the
bursting Of boiler in the carpenter
shop of Pernier 4 Webster. The
boilerhouse was utterly demolished,
and five men and boys instantly
killed and two wounded, as follows :
Willie P. Perinier, Alex. Perinier,
cons Of the senior member OF the firm ;
joseph Mclaughlin, formerly foreman
Of the shoe; l. V. Johnson, wood
turner; August Olsen, workman,
killed; Nelson Pero, foreman Of work
ing crews, slightly wounded In leg,
and B, +. Bailey, severely. He Is now
In hospital with 9 fair show TO re-
cover. The cause oil he explosion
was q lack Of water in the boiler. Sat
urday the boiler Was blown eff and
pumped up afer cleaning. Its usual
Ere was built this morning, when II
was fund that The iuj ector would not
work. While irving TO fix II the ex.
plosion occurred. Mclaughlin, the
ioremsn, leaves Q wife and three
small CHI ldren,
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ADpOintneuta

WASHINGTON, August l6'-The Pres
ident made the following appointments
bef re he lett the capital: John T.
DeDoyle, OF New York, 10 be Secre-
AIRY Of the Civil Service Commission +;
Ii nry A. Ehhinger, OF New York, to
he United STATES Consu at Cienfuegos,
vice VIM. p. Pierce, suspended.
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The New York statement.

New York, August lG--The follow
ing was the visible supply Of grain
August l4th, as complied BY the New
York Produce Exchange: Wheat, 50,
466,904 bu; increase, l,7l4,l20 bu.
Corn, 9,963, 81 bu; increase, ,26S, 225
bu. Oats, 2,541, 1881 bu; increase, $780,
$50 bu. Rye, 400, 24l bu; increase, co.
1914 bu. Barley, Sl7,lS0 bu; increase,
GA GAG blu,
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STANDARD silver Dollars

WASHINGTON, August l6-The issue
OF standard silver dollars from the
minis, during the week ended August
14,h, was 5000 427 The issue during
the corresponding period OF last yesi
was $3.50, 46l. The shipments OF irac-
tioEal silver coin sncs August Isl
amount to 1913, O39.
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The PRESIDENTIAL Party at Albany.

TIT EFUuIWoMIIHI FNFNy NJ hH"''1J
ALBANY, N. Y, August 16.-The
President and party arrived here at 8
pm. Col. aud Mrs. Lamont left the
train for their home in the interior.
DR.. Samuel B. Ward Joined the Presi-
dental party here. They left at 9:lS
O'Clock, their route being via Rouses
Point, Moira, Paul Smiths and thence
BY stage to the prospect house In the
AdiIondacks,
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GRAIN In SIGHT.
Statements OF the Chicago and New
York boards OF Trade.

CHICAGO, ILL, August 16.-The Chi.
cago report of the visible supply OF
grain is as follows: On August 18th
Wheat, IS, SOL ,527 bu. Corn, 9,SSs, I'll
hu. Oats, 2, 543,63S bu. Rye, 400, LEA
Barley, 6l6,69S bu. Compared with
last weak there ia an increase OF Jas
5S5 blu wheat, 1,l4l 900 bu corn, 52,07l
bu oats, 60, 1866 bu rye, 69,925 bu bar
ley. Stocks of grain in Ch'csgo on
August l4th are reported as fellows:
Wheat, S,47S,8Sl bu; corn, S,S4S, S74
bu; oats, ,l42 227 bui rye, 1926 bu f;
harley. 1871 hu.
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CINCINNATI, o., August l6.-Mrs.
David L. Ballighimer, wife OF the pro-
pTietor OF the Bellvue House, q hill
top resort, dropped dead last night
while dancing at that place. Heart
disease was the cause Of the death.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO AN Elk.
CURSION TRAIN.
Fatal Array Growing Out Of an Flee.
tiOn Dlfiiculty-Defeat Of the
Amendments.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL

lbfECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 16.-En-
gIne No. z, of the first north bound
special passenger train from New Or
le4ns, with 1872 passengers for the con-
vention OF the National Irish Land
League at Chicago, bursted fiange,
breaking the truck wheel, Sunday
morning, forty miles from here, above
Gre Ivllle, ditchipg and compile ely
des'roying the engine, damaging the
baggage car and derailiGg coach and
two sleepers. None Of the 1852 pas
sengers were injured whatever. Eng
neer. Potter Copley, in active service
low nineteen years on this division,
Notwithstanding tome accidents, never
was hurt, received this time serious
but not fatal Injuries. His colorei
fireman was lifted way in the air,
turned somerset and fell on his head
without being injured. Supeiintend.
ent Eppers n and Train Dispatcher
Sala went with the wrecking train and
dispatched the passengers by transfer,
resumir g regular traffic again last
night. The Union Depot Hotel was
crowded. Only short time after din
ner all the passengers were shipped
on special train east all we'll.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Saturday night when the Mobile
train reached Montgomery suburbs
Peter Jackson, colored, standing on
the crossties, was struck by the en-
CINE and instantly killed.
Work on the Sheffield ard Biiming-
ham railroad has been commenced.
Contracts to the forty. five mile point
must be completed in six months.
FATAL AFFRAY AT TUsKEGEE.
At Tuskegee Saturday night A. s.
Armstrong was shot twice aud killed
by Ben O. Thompson. Both were very
prominent men. The killing resulted
over the recent political contest in
Macon county. Arm troug t:ok
en- active part and was the leader
OF the Independent movement which
resulted in the election OF Hurt.
INDEPENDENTS FOR OFFICE ONLY.
Many former prominent Dem crsts,
now malcoDtents, having been left at
the primaries changed TO so called To-
dependents, and in a number of in
stances were elected over the regular
nominees, mostly for Probate Judge
and the Legislature.
The new bale of cotton received here
from Eufaula, Ala, was raised opposite
Eufaula in Georgia and shipped to
Mobile.
COMPLIMENT TO CONGRESSMAN HERBERT.
The Veteran Montgomery Greys
serensded our Congressman, Herberr,
tonight, in front of the Exchange Ho-
tel. Capt. Amerin presented him, on
behalf OF the GTeys, q fine gold headed
cane in appreciation OF him az states
man, soldier and friend. Col. Herbert
replied gracefully at length, and was
subsequently followed by Gov. 0'Neal
in patriotic speech.
THE BIRMINGHAM AMENDMENT
is defeated for want of interest taken
at the election. The number of votes
cast is insufficient. The road amend
ment law is also defeated. The Gov.
ernor is having the votes of the recent
election counted now.
THE FARMERS CONVENTION.
Delegates to the Farmers State Con.
vcntion at Talledega on the 18th are
passing through already.
Mercu y go today.
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Business
FOR SALE.

rw- On account Of other engagements re-
ouiring my entire personal attention, Iihave
concluded to quit the mercantile part Of my
business, and now Ger my entire stock
GENERAL MERCHANDISR
for sale. Will rent or lease TO purchaser,
desired, my two-story iron-front building
containing stock, on reasonable terms Amp
one wishing to 80 into business can,Secure o.
bargain b. calling on GEO. LAKE,
July S, 1885. GRENADA, GIBss
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CHEAPEST EXCURSION

EVER KNOWN,
ITO ALL POINTS IN ARKANSAS AND
l. TEXAS, via Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, with double daily connections
August ~, % and 18th. Tickets good thirty
days. Stop-over privileges will be allowed
going and coming. ARRANGEMENTS have been
ial trains to connect with both our traing.
Through coaches to Fort Smith and through
sleeper to Eureka Springs, Bot Springs
Ark, included in these excursion rates. For
Texas, mailed FREQ, and ali other iniorma-
ton in reference to excursion by writing to
j. b. FRANKLIN, Passenger Agent, Moms
RtpoiLfPTi FINK. General Manager, Mem
W. X. SUTTON, Pass'r Agt Corinth, Miss.
D. MILLER, General PASSENGER Agent, Lit
tie Rock, Ark.
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BETHEI classical and Military ACADEMY

10 branches surpassed in
Medical
Address Major SMITH Bethel Academy Nv
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DEMoCRATs TO THE FRoNT-TO ALI
- persons seeking Government EN-
ployment in any Of The departments as
Washington, or any other positions under
the Government, will send tull iDstructiont
and Hank Forms OF Application on
receipt OF One Dollar. Address JOHN
~ nNmnR VNOH-hAy has. ChsaaRO
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

T-e YOUNG MAN FROM DUNDEE.
ll in- ever honorable E-rrs uglt
taer- a.s one bal3som- young Repre-
sentative who sv-ry day just at neon
,od lu h.s 30 .ee and voted t,r % Thomas
IS. pam-r. The dash after
-Ilomas W represents the pause
l- made jas. long enough 10 arouse the
hopes % tile Ferry men. To the cam
paigu % "a ne appeared q. Detroit a.
tl- manager of t0e LUca boom, and al
10. So =iag. bonded aud aioue, aud with
.lt "a dollar for campaign expenses near
IS secured the nomination OF Cyrus O..
LucE against Gen ALGER's we'll organ
lz-d army. That waa WN A FRENCH.
..ths y.unS man from Dundee" The in-
t.cs.uous aret tlat today FRENCH, ont of the
defeat Of two years azo, wll achieve "a
victory wlich ,s4not bar % compliment
tary 20 um Should Luce be nomin-
a'rd today. as be- may be by acciammatiou,
FssSu must bs accorded the position
of leader ~ Tie young Republican forces
oi Michigan. tie Is no longer from
Dundee bat IS now 'rh- handsome young
msn oi Pre- 4n- Isle.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

ORDER OF PUBLICATION slaic of Michigan.
" The Superior C0gU uf Grand kaplls Iu
thancer. Al session of sAll Duri hele 80 Zee
Count Hosse. n The tity of Grand kaTids. .n sa.i
County. on The 18Th day of July A. ID 1886
fu>elf-llln. Isaac IT, Parrish. larFc oi Oh.
Superior Court Of Drand kapl1~
Matilda Johnson. com plalullf.
William johnson. defendant
Iu This cause u appearing Irsm affidavit ag f'C
that the defendant. N lIInm johnson. I> u0f re.-
dent of ihls state hut b. Resident of lne ttt of
Chic. go. state of illinois. Ou mott Uu Uf a.
Faiff. id. complainant rnIiCilur t Is uriDrfl
that thc appearance ul Salu u1u resident defend
ant William Johnson be entered hereu nlla.n
four months imm lho date ol tnis order and
ln ase uf hls appearance hc rals. nIs answer i0
THE hil of complaint t0 hc flied. aui cops
lhefcof to De- served 0n the comp F.aiuafl f.
solicitor within fifteen days afttr srrf IU0
ON him of copy of said h.l aud notice of
this order and iu 0cisUlt thereof ~aii h.l nI lr
taken asc messed hg said unn resident d.feu itit
and 30 is fuItlcr ordered tlaf within tatfff1 dafs
the comm aluauf fafE uuiIeC aI fnis Urifr tN Hr
pshIi>hel iu the Grand Rapids 1f.EratN
HERALD ucnspaper punitd Published and NIr-
be continued fiereui once in each Hrgk or SIX
weeks iu succession or fiat he cause oops ni
tlis order to De personally fer ct on -al1 nnH-
resident defendant af Ieasi twenty days before
the iime aheVe prescribed f1- uis appearance
Examined. CONNIE r- Ene4 anl entered HH rne
l-AAt H PARRISH fnfer
nf The Superior faurf nf trsui hapIas
tHAs KsrHwN Register
A FAIRFIEf .. toup pIaina1t l0iflr.
Attest. A fruc COPS uf the original order Hr 2 To-
tHA- g. hhrHNIH e. Register.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
Ask Your Druggist For
DR.. BELLS
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
FOR
Weak, Nervous and Debilitated Man.
a Prompt, Positive, and Permanent
Cure tor Nervous Debility, Organic
Weakness, Premature D cay,
and ali Urinary Troubles.

80 matter how induced, or how long standing
Go restores 10 perfect health the YorSe MrnDLE
Aesn and oLn This specific is reliable. has
never failed OF ever vii ft- 20 crsE SPEEDILY
and. thoro gy every case when used As directed,
snd ne advice given Is str city sihe "a 20 70 is
c.seHien- in form. pleasant 20 take sud does
no' interfere with business pursuits. Endorsed
b7 fhou.sn1s who have gs , BE- BE SIRE you
obtain Dr. B~li- Medical Discovery and
tsse no other f0ur druggists uil order if for
5o1 Il 11' on asie ny b7 mail on receiDf ~ Price
One Dollar. Three to five package Tiu curc
obstinate ee-fs That have resisted every other
form af treatment Prepared only bY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

THE TELEGRAM HERALD daes
not want youT money unless il gives you
a. adequate retlrn ier "a. III yo4 a5ver-
uss tor any hing ia the Want columns
an1 don set D., your money vii be re-
funded OF The adverlsemen. wll be re-
peaIed. The advertisements tseen or
TINS condition are All those coming under
so. Rooms 10 Kent Rooms Want
&c, Male Help Wanted. Female
Help Wanted, 81 uauOns Wanted
Female, Situations Wanted Male.
"Misoellaneous and all advertisements
not OF a suncly commercial nstufe.
Thousands have med the plan during
the past few months Try II yoursen
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

We call attention to this department as
customers will find everything much
cheaper and better made than can be done
at home Look at the prices:
Night Dresses SOC, 60c 75c, s5c. 95c, Sll0
81 25, $50 and upward.
Chemise 30c. 35c, 4Oc, 45c, soc, 60c, 75c
s5c 95c, SllO, 81 Is, 81 p. 81 30, 81 80.
Drawers 25c, 3Oc, Soc. 40c 43c, 4sc
Shirts soc, 4Sc. 56c, 65c, 75c s5c, soc 81 90
Short Skirts SIC, 43c, SOC, 6Oc 65c, rs,
SOC
Corset Covers 25c, 3Oc, 35c, 4Sc, 5Se, 63c
zoe, soc, S5c.
Aprons 25c 35c, 43c, SOC.
Dressing Sacques all prices
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

NOTICE 0F COMMISSIONERS oN CI AIMS
Y state oi Michigan couuu of Kent 81 ifo-
bate Cogrf ior sall County Estate ~. Charles T..
Moran deceased
Tho gnder. enei having heeu arIr.'rfci IF fhe
llon Judge nf Probate Hi sa.i county. comm .s
sl0ncrs on fIaiUs in fae matter af saia estate auf
siK months frnrn fll f iaEa' Ilrf 40 It-
having hern sIIoned br sad Judge ~ Probate fn
hl persons having 'ruls acaIna said rste.r In
uhirh ta present fafIr claims ta us rr f1aHins-
tiun and adjustment
Nofi-e j. hfriv given fhsf ne u rect nr
THURSDAY Ihe rHn iaT nf tuFlst j. lst as.
ou Thar-dnf. fte a Dag rf December s. --f
af frr nr'alk .atN DAY "a fnf H'e0 nf
of Grand Rards n taHi county fe reef.f asr
examine Vlrh claims
Dated Grand HaI AS 'rnf go A n fs
rF. F. FtEr
H.Hff Narn
fnrHnH .a1.aerr
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
Rugs Rugst

People who desire 70 save money in puT-
chasing Rugs should avail themselves Of an
immense ock and ascertain prices before
placing their orders or purchasing of ped
dlers as many have already done in this
city.
Investigation will convince all that they
have been imposed upon, As our prices are
from two 60 five dollars less for each Rug
SPRING & CoWrANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

AGENTS WANTFD-IATE FASTEST SILL
\ ins novelty 0ut 90 per cent pr9ft Apply
% j Uorsu- Hempei House
lIAN1ED-TWO COLLECTORS And CANVAS
W sers Apply % rpom la, '5 Pcaf.-st AZ
WANT D-A GFNs RAJ AGENI Us GRAND
" Rapids f0r The Treasury of Music aud
song The Creates cole cfiou ~ musical favor
ifcs ever. published selected from ihe World s
greatest aufrors if contains Biographies au9
portraits ot the WeN snnen musICe. com Inser-
and artists with n O ctiouary Of ceIfhrafed
uus fans. De ughi party can farn si'i per
month 81 iN worth OF music for s.. ln bound
form. = Downing - PARK Place ~
II kN1 1EI-CANNAS>bR bRs THk0JeH0I j THE
" ststc to solicit membership for the y 'chlgs1
Masonic Home F~r parfirr srs address. "A
Nash. secrrfarv Grand kanIis M-rh-
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
\ eW Fall Dress Goods

oar stock f,r Tie tail trade .s nov being
opened aad placed oa sale Ws have se-
cured some of lhe most desirable fabrics.
botA American and ioresn manufacture.
comprising large assortment of novelties
ur combinations also a great variety Of
Diagonal add Homes spun suiungs prices
commencing a. lo~ a. 25e per yard
sFRlS0 & CoMFANG.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

NrW fAll and " inter CloAk>
The largest and best assortment Ne have
ever shown or that will be offered by any
hrm in Grand Rapids Short wraps and
jackets in the greatest variety of novelties
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

ORDER OF PUBLICATION State of Michigan.
" The superior Douu of Grand Rapids iu
thanctry -lt pending lu tlt ~UIerar tslri ef
Grand Rapids at lhe Clry oi Grand l.aTlls Dbl said
County Ou Tie fl- day uf yane a D, l-0t
Mary Reynolds Complainant
"
John J.. Reynolds. Defendant
In this cause U Appearing fr1m ar la1it or
Tie That thc defendant. John J. Reynolds e Nut
resident of this -tete boz that ni- residence is
unknown On motion 81 Wand s. Mari c-la-
complainant solicitors. Ordered thai tle appear
aucc of said non Ident John AeAla.l, 0f
entered herein within five months ir0u tne daie
- this order and iu ease of hls appearance flat
he cause hls answer tothe hil of complaint ta te
filed. and copy thereof to hc served ol tae con.
plainaut solicitor within twenty days after service
him of copy of said Olll aid notice of ts oracr
and n default thereof said lll wii ht taken a.
10 Il further ordered thai within twenty days lle
published iu the Grand Rapids lElfaHaN htR-
AID, newspaper printed. pan i,Aed and 'in-l-
lauug iu said county and tAai SAID publication
weeks in succession or that she cause copy of
resident defendant at lea~ twenty days 0efll0 llc
Examined counters eIcl and entered bf ue.
ISAAC i PARRISH. lgaee
of the Superior Cont Df Grand nafids.
WARD a. WARD Complainant solicitors.
tHAs r. kATHHTN Register
Attest A true copy oi Che original order ol iIe.
CHAs. j. kATHHlA gtegl>ier-
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

CH.rNcET + BLAcg. the D-mocrauc
candidate for tiov-ruor of P-nn-y ylyauis.
Is son ~ The iate JEEBY ; BLACK,
and though com. eratioely young man,
l- represents fne Oi Bourbon element
~ tle KS stone Sfate rather tbRu tie
pros re--lv- youug Democracy. = TIER
sov. fae present Governor, is q young
n.a a.d Democrat, bat one swallow
iae-nt make a SpriUg and the chances
ars General BssvsH, the R-pu0lcau
n1mue-. p.l b- tb- u+x Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
Children's Garments.

Drawers. Skirts and Dresses for the little
ones from one to three years old, also Night
Dresses.
Bids &c, &c, l2ic, l5c, 1Sc, 2Oc 25c, SOC,
35c 4Oc 45c. soc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

WANTED SITUATION as JOB PRINTER OR
" foreman. Can give references. Address
box 22k Lowell, Mich to
WANTED A SITUATION As DRUG CLERK.
W Can furnish rcier-uces ii required Mould
Herald.
WANTED SITUATION II Who'll Es ALE
" mouse a. shipping ciers or in retail house a.
clerk. Would 20 on the road u desud Tax
English ana German. Best of references given
from last employer. Address g.. ca = THIS oifce
MANTED-A YOUNG LADY sIENOGRAPHER
W with typewriter wants position a. cores
pOndent Is willing 10 90 out of town. Address
k. per relegTam-hera i.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26


I1OR SALE-FIkST CLASS PARLOK SUIT AND
T COOK stove almost neN for sale cheap.
Call - West Bridge 81 up Sta RS. 80
NOR sALE-A a5 HORSE PHOENIX ENGINE
/ one buzz planer. one - imc. pouy plauDr, one
~ nch Conday band saw and numerous otheI
machines All only used about four I'D nths. IL
be sold 40 sreal racnnce sold within ten days.
Address 81 4 care tele ram Herald
NOR SALE-A LARGE Lon OF PACKING
L Cases o. make room in our Easements Fc oiieI
good large cFses at lu, - and - cents each. star
Clothing House
CORsALE- PLATFORM SPRING TOPWAGON.
L Enquire OF Geo Granger, Wealthy ave
Livery Stable.
COR sALE-COMPLEIE SKI n REFUkts
L Waits actions and defenCes and other vain
able law books Win be sold cheap. Addrcs
Fred s Clark. Grand Rapids, Mich.
IOR sALE-A FRS r-CI.A-S SILVER WArCh
Elgin, National Watch Company make
east s44, used but htNe vii be- sold ~ Iiaera
iisomt c@uire a. itLEeRAA Hff office
TOR sALE-A GOOD u o0-LBS HO sE HEAP.
L Call al l7s -held0nrt. -
EOR sALE-ONE SQUARE IDEAL STOVE
GOOD uil August aitn. Address or cRl- llf
Carriers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

| oSl- hiINFtN -.IEH l.Al-luA ~I aAU
l. ul lalli.sr o- b. d aft .el i-ae
uuu sllIa. s- t" fall.f Irftfe elal
1 O-I-A LADlt- HAND. .ta NNNIAIhlnN
l. pa. val kegs. Aat.f.l renari .f ft .4aari 3D.
ills Office la
1 OSI-A ACk NEN FnrNuLAAu ICp A
l. luit white under iie .Araai and toes of aIn1
feet Acdfess q @ hufcIay "a.
4 BETWEEN VIA IIl1-ANE EA~I
l. hrlgcsl aud ur ta. side Ui -Hlfl
Division 1T. Auie bearing date August .iA 1881
glNeE hs Nichols ltl Amount of nose -la. 81 lta
$40 euiorsc uu back Ile l.lcr ull lraFc lhe
D. Poole
4 OSI-HEINEEN WANEkIA pLAfE ANn
l. 80 ksn-om.t q eo.d oF. alIlau.r. Shape
ai hair gln With gold -l f.ud haU ornament
aItatrltd hy chain. fludcrikIiI ist rennrlI1 fN
ltllHE Win Moran q ateIR
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

BRIGHT DISEASE


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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
ron RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT-TWO DESIRABLE SUITES OF
i living rooms, and one suite of othce rooms,
steam heated one OF the best locations. Inquire
al room No Z Iumei block.
rOk RkNT-PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT
j rOOms with modern eOnvenieuces Ledyard
block, 1rsI hallway from Duriees lV4
no RENT-FOK TIE WINTER PLEASANT
i furuhhed rooms "a ls.5 south Division - p
EOK RENT-A LARGE ROOM SUITABLE FOR
L work shop al l45 Monroest, az 8 Up per
month. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
20 RENr-HOlNEs.

L first clSss basement saloon fixtures can
be- bought cheap 10y tle parry desirIsg 20 rent.
Ward q Ward. Corner Lyon aid Kent SIS. ell
NOR RENT-NO - MADl-ON-ANE sIEAM
/ hea,ed and all modern Improvements -
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

AK EDWARD sLOMAN. ig MONRNF--1.
II Houn D. DO 4 m. % S p. 10. 2 ie q p. m
STORAGE
VHE SECURITY s1oRA6ECOMpANN STORES
| and iusures furniture household goOl. and
general merchandise al l0W rates NouIe r.fi1 nu
commission, aed. moved and shipped No. 81
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

IlANIED-THREE X YOMs CONVENIENT
" for light housekeeping for family Oi three.
Rent not exceed 500. Adires. A. A. l.. thls
Oftce.
10 RENT-A sNA l. HOUSE OK FIVE OR
/ siXroOms suitable for hOuSekeeping Musl be
centrally located. address Frank Al. Care
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
mar B4NrKD- -a4LE


NANIED-INO fIk-IClA-- tAkrtI LAYS
" efs taiI-laCtyy l@irrr. cc, Auisl ntr-
folslei-aer 60 81 AID - Huur1e So -
WANTED ok FOJA 1ALtsMhA
" Ol sular5 or ululsslou. steady rnlIles-
mcnL Call al once MeIopu.ljhn Manu aet4r-
ing Company fountain-sl si
WANThD-A lOl ND NAN or Good HABITS
" a. ruon male. Large pleasant iralt r,om
= oo per moAth tnq q-lIe 5- Lyou.st.. at store
WANTEb-A GOOD WOOD TURNER fOk
" Furniture Marrcl man preferred Adaiess
Fond du Lac, Furniture 60 foud du Lac, ls-
couAlu. 81
HELP B4NTED-FEMA
lIANTED-A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK.
W Call between ana =. N al ll5 Jefferson
ave. 30
NlAkTED-TWO WOMEN, ONE THAT UN-
" dtrstAnds family and order cooking and one
for homework. Chas. o.. 0odirOy. Lake View
House, Reeds LAKE VI
WANTED IMMEDIATELY TWO WOMEN.
" one 20 do fam ly and order cooking ard one
for general Homework Apply Immediately az
Lake View House u
NAN1ED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W Homework. Enquire al Mrs. e.. ". arrell.
IS JeheTsou-st West side. i
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
Infants Outfits.

In every variety. siyle and price.
SPRING & COMPANY.