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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-03-17
Worms i'm Horses.

/ have horse that is troubled with
worms; has been for more than year.
He is thin in flesh, coat rough, eyes
dull, lacks ambition, frequently voids
them with the manure, mouldy round
the passage. The worms are from one
to four inches long; some are brown
and some are white. Can you or some
of the readers of the WATCHMAN give
a remedy for such a case?
E. l.. BURNAP, East Calais, Vt.
REPLY.-These seem to be thread
worms, which are usually best treated
by injections of warm salt and water.
Use a pint syringe full of strong solu-
ton twice or thrice repeated at one
time, and again after few days, if
worms still appear. Attention should
be given to the general health of the
horse. Perhaps some reader can sug-
gest better or more efficient remedy.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-03-17
Hoods Sarsapari||a

Sold by all druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared by
c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-03-17
The " POlaris"
POTATO.

To meet the wishes of my friends and to introduce
as soon as possible this excellent Potato will fur
nish seed In small quantities. far as my limited
stock will allow, at the rate of
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-03-17
$1.OO per Peck by Express.

Not more than this will be sent to one man. This
potato Is sport of the Early Rose hut clear white
IN color, fmll as early more prolific, and even In
rpenlng. Pronounced by all to he vastly superior
to the Red Rose IN all respects, Address
il-ib IL. +. SMITH, Waterbury Center, Vt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Mrs. Z. 8 Grant wants to sell her cottage
at Long Branch.
Edwin Arnold of Light Of Asia fame,
IS seriously IN in London.
Joseph Kepler. Of the comic paper Puck
has gone to Washington for points to use in
cartoons
Governor Pattis0n. Of Penns sylvania. has
signed twenty-one death warrants since his
term began.
Ms. Clara Folte. the ladv lawyer Of San
Francisco. vii. stump her State for the Dem
0crscy this Fall.
Mrs James Brown Potter viii soon ap-
pear in private thsatricals in the pretty
theatre a. Tuxedo.
Rudolph Fab. a European prophet, is
trying 20 Virgins Wiggiss by predict
ing monster food in the 800.
NJ. Bsrtholdi will arrive in New York
about the 12d instant. and attend the IN
veiang Of his monster statue there.
Explorer Stanley Is 70 lecture in MaSsa-
chuseffs in peCember on what he saw
while going across the Dark Continent.
Ben Folsom. Mrs Cieveland's loq1acious
cousin. - to become. it II said. the W ash
ington correspondent Of some New York
daily.
James Russel1 Lowell viii deliver the
GRAFTON AZ the 15oth anniversary of Hsr-
ward. which vii be observed with unusual
nanors early In November
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


{4TANTED-BY a BAKER OF YEARS EX-
VI perence. WORK IN city preferred Good
reference giNea. ACdless ". n. smith, ou5 south
Division Il. ol
WANTED SITUATION A. MILLER, IS
III yeals' experiences 10 stone Dlll aid rOll aud
stone colnJIatd Des. Of references. Address ".
+. U. box IA, Muir Mich ol
WANTED WORK-BY PRACTICAL BOOK
" keeper Tor very moderate pay. No objection
10 going IN tie county. City references. Ad-
dress r. BechlendOrf, No. 10 spIns-st' Grand
Rapids, Mich. %
lrANTED-STEADl WORK AT - PER WEEK,
W by an active, strong young man, quick at
figures ana willing 10 do anything. {. }. Nlihng.
Addres, IelegTani-Iieraid Office 20
lTANTED-sTkADN FAMILY WASHING By
W good competent washer, rstcs reasonable,
viii cal iJr and ceANer same tali Oi S1Hltse ie'
:. Divi-i II II basement. 81
,lANTED-A SITUATION A. BOOK KEEPER
w or SALESMAN. Good references X. 50 Otio-
vast. 80
TtTANIED-AT 10 SOUTH DIVlsION-ST,
" basement family washing, rates reasonable,
work neatly done. VIII Call and deliver same. 81
STEADY. RELIABLE YOUNG Man DE-
L sires a situation "a book keeper OF aANstani
can give first class references a. 70 qualihcailon
0s. address DO0k-keep' tni, oilce. -
WANDA SITUATION A BOOk-KEEPER
W by a middle aged. single man. Can furnish
$50. TO business address, G. l.. ". care 4eie-
gram herald oiAce %
llAN1ED-POSiTION As CLERK N a STORE
" or Office. or as bOOkkccicr, speaks French,
German HOilandish and English. Address }. T..
l.. .. Box .. Holland, Mich o3u
lNANIED - SITUATION sTESOGRAPHER
w and typewriter operator. Good peHman,
understands bookkeeping. can furnish type
writer Reference good. Address A, r. box -,
MOutcTy, Mich. Sff
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
TELEPHONE 462.


DROBATE ORDER.-STATE OF MICHIGAS-CO un
/ " of Kent -. At session of the Probate
Court for The County of Kent holden a. the Pro
bate Office in the City Of Grand Rapids on Tues
day. the Dist dav of september, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-six. Present,
Lyman d. FOllett, Judge of PrOrate.
In the matter of the estate OF William G.. White
more late of the City of Grand Rapids, in said
county. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
Of Julia l.. Whitemore praying that the admin
istratiOn of the estate of said deceased may be
granted 10 Peter McCallum.
There upon ii is ordered, that Friday, the 18th
day of October next, AT ten o'clock in the fore
noon. be assigned for the hearing Of said petition.
ard that the heirs at law of said deceased, and
all other persons interested in said estate. re-
quired 10 appear at a Ses ion of said Court. then
to be holden at the Probate Office in the City of
Grand Rapids in said County. and show cause,
If any there be- why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted:
And It is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice 10 the persons interested in said es-
tate, of the pendency of said petition and the
hearing thereof. by causing copy Of this order
TO be published in tRe GRAND RAPIDS TELEGRAM
HERALD. a newspaper printed and circulating in
said County Of Kent. three successive weeks pre-
viOus 10 said day of hearing.
"A true copy.) LYMAN y. FOLLETT,
Judge Of Probate.
FRANK W. HISE, Register. wed
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Tie sBt1llsia ASA l-aLltestsd a tie Nest
iag ia Ns# YORK Tuesday night - SEleh
hESsT GK3Esz tsrlaaily aeesptsd the
dominaEi0a i0f Asfof sssms - have
Oseo zlEiost unprecedented Ia = ssld
shaI be thIazs iren the present outlook
that be al rsssiys IS ieasi $1,000 votes,
~bieb IS equivalent T. 81 election. IL al
iatersls~ sitn . saA reporter be declares
the principles ugon vhlen 1- Is making
his cam palgn. lie believes that the Mayor
should aAVs absolute poser Il sPEoint-
meat AID d.sn -zsal; that better and
less expensive system II voting should
DC employed; that takes 0a the products
u individual exertion should TO sbol-
ishsd snd placed oa the value which u
( yea g. land BY the community; that the
contract system IA public works should
oe abolished. that the city should be
made beautiful and bealthfal ttat the
tsnemeats should be palled down and
that nigh enough salaries should be paid
10 public officials - get tn best. lie
Is an absolute free trader and opposes
contract labor aud paapes immigration.
All these principles Mr.. GEORGE Is able
q adFOeete With ability. With some Of
them a municipal Office has little to do.
The chief significance oi his campaign Is
ia the fact u its being labor movement
II wOrklngmeu are % purify politics, II
they are 10 secure better adjustment OF
the relations OF society through the
ballot, New York city Is good place 10
Try tia experiment, and no man living Is
better qualified TO lead IN the expert
ment than HENRY GEORGE. There Is
little danger that any party will give
Manhattan Island worse government
than the Republicans and Democrats
have given il. and the probability Is that
under HESRY GEORaE Il would be vastly
innDrOyat
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

The PrOhibttlonisss Of Kansas are in
hard luck. Hon. G. ii. BRANsCOMBE, who
was enc % the founders OF Lawrence and
has been prominent politician for many
years, is their candidate for Governor.
Now ALFRED TAYLOR, BRASsCOMBE'
father iu-iaE, comes 10 the front and
charges the candidate with abducting
TAYLoR's daughter 10 England and
bringing her to this country, besides do
ing other naughty things. BRANscoMBR
isn't the first Kansas ProhibitiJnist to
have trouble III his family. ST.. JOIN
was also afflicted with domestic infelici-
tIes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
MIECKLL4NFOHs

IANTED-LETTER PREss An IRON SAP r,
W combination lock, and state size, make and
Irice aud where they can be seen Address
Empire Fur. company, - Mil = City %
WANTED -BOARDEks WANTED Al II Ran
" som-st., by day or week. ~
IIRST-CLAS- BOARBlNG-AT l6s. \. DlNIs-
iousf. between Lyon and Cresentaye, So
pr week. regular board, aud SA75 per week, day
hoard
IVANTED-A GENILEHAN TRANLiiNg
W through the south and west. IN business
that requires but Part Of bis time, would Ike %
represent some furniture OF other manufacturing
company on commission, either selling goods or
making collections Satisfactory references. Ad-
dre,s CommHsioB care Telegram Herald. .
ANIkD-IHK OsE or HORSE THkEk
" or four weeks on = delivery wagon. B. ,.
Emery. manager Baltimore oyster House Canal =
WANTED ROARDER-- GOOD BOARD AID
" room foT g. ~ per wef X. - 80 DttoV a-st be-
tween = IT0E bridge snd Fairtansset- ~
kTTESTIONLADIE- --FAsBIOSABLkD DSty.-
4 making ia AL its branches, ciitfias and fitting
specially Mq1cys taylor swfern tsuRnf on
reasonable terms. - - -0llh DIFision-sl Ms
EreIf ~ A.. lcinnsfi -
WANTED SUIT o. Rooms ON ekOt SD.
~ scorer sTraII acuse f1rl shed ~ uuf1rHish-
81 within le minutes walk ~ -Teef hsfel Ad-
dress giving neiGfer % rooms and prices A. 4.
n. 1ELEeRks fEsLn ofice - =
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al advert i,e nle lzts Ia tbls oaiukuK., uAsteT
Asalet.r tsr..al ekeesis "a satea >4tk4a-
fias.-. All be charged faE a. thx anifs.rss
rate Ia tn< t.aSts below. Al~ ass lsAs 4isi< IA
s..l z1Se.
l-E-ssLr - ~ 4tltttaz situations CaN Ns-<slTx
fa- 1lt.-d Rates 30 apply ~ ..t the e<sic<.
Ae autstt,sE ef luvs l4s 4Is a. ertl-stzass s,i
tsu Dx Ies4a os dividing the nUtss issf ef
orJ- ~ -essA Aug pArf of . itas ce0Gisa
q. sES fGli iilts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
MISSING LINKS

a. r Clark. the veteran Snowman. died
st Syracuse y Y Tuesday
Hsnian nss accepted Ross challenge 10
row on the Thames for $50 side.
The exports from NeW York for the week
ending Tuesday exclusive OF specie, we're
g. 5-6 4~o
Marine circles in Chicago are confident ~
a iec ded increase In shipping business
within IRE next twenty lays
Speaker Carlisle wss Tuesday 7eu0m-
insfed for Congress hy seciamaton 5y the
democrats of she sixth Kentucky Iis-
aict
Ms Cleveland ard Nrs Foisom arrived
q Washington. yesterday morning a. s.a1
tri xs~e met 81 the frsia az shat cary hoer
---- y u r.-
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

RUFUS W. PEcKHAM, The Democrat can
didate for Judge OF the Court of
Appeals in New York voted q
few years ago TO exclude Tammany
hall from the Democratic State COnven-
ton and it is suspected now that some
OF the Tammany men may vote to ex-
clude PEcKHAM from the Judgeship.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

lok SAlB-hol SIS AID lois tilEAF On
tanS tale oz t.I exctieiike i.t other fIss{,er,s
hos sA0 f>s4ls te f~1t o. Sls1 rcuall.s slso
s@ss $50 tIs 80 IA - i,sll ~Ana a,il /
SOS tlEci IS 4son h1le talk all1 iat triHtef
dealer ii feAi ostzle Els1ll ~ /. lokkt-s Asack
opl<ells -1ssl sh.4el
IL kNIfi ki4DkAlti.s AM aANfFACggR h
ar usu -sa asF,s ot is.1l. @t Asges a. laks
co1uts and = uset il1pEcfeo 81 acre tra.t a. & eIi
to11it tti-i- = a E. 4. s-t a - p u.tftl oi
ralist li NSsl thlll 1eSl1t "a eAtlzl.k al iari
iof iilraitlrt ! sli hJS uulie iht kslue ss ,ald
lal1> bal lsrult1rt Is heies1s lrses sllt PAS ais
fe1tlct la caal. Address d fEAlkltu ll4 y ash
ase sealh Minneapolis Aiuu.
lsoR ,ALE-A1 A 0REAI BARGAIN. A Fkf III
sYa3srA4Qg and ualdiug al csaalaeie and
feadt td USE ~ ts,ssdritA - nH4f g tlfisltaI.>i
Apply 81 sguAr a oWexi es.ua hafl4s at
{fek SAIE-A VACANT lot VIII TAkt
Il Iliie lumber oT lsrl<ultT 81 leiAef Hork Ia
fss silen1 ka4lare al J. u. tltch ~ south Dis IL
lu1 sl -
NOR sAIK-HOUsE No. 6os n Ft1ToN ST
L aud 0ae aoAi eAsi.
All ear i0ls "a = Division Il. ~iA * Withdrawn
from Herke, September lt
10 loan A~tial tat ss.a aid 4tt
St,aIh u islol l,,ik ~ Lt ie4k1d iof sefIn of
yeAIs d usee y hU lsh d. huila guo1 siodtS
4NsiS br>a., ~ NI~r@ house olsSk.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
Ask Your Druggist For
DR.. BELLS
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
a Prompt. Positive. ara Permanent
Cure tor Nervous Debility. Organic
Weakness. Prem ATTIRE . cay
ana al Urinary Troubles.

No matter how iadaces. or how long standing
IL restores 20 prIisci hesitA TIE lol So, MIDDLE
A6ED and OLD. TITS SFECIfrC j. reliable, Las
never failed. oE ever NIL fasl. - ca - sFEzpiL1
and. th0r0ug y'eyery case slea ased as diFes iec,
and the advice given Is >tFic-ly adhered 70. u l.
o0se1ienl Ia form. pleasant - take ard do<e
nOt interfere vita business pursuits kndonod
by thousands who have ussd t. Be sure yo1
obtain Dr. Bells Medical Discovery sna
take ~ other. Your druggists will order II for
you II no. on sale. BY mail on receipt Of Price
One Dollar. Three 10 nYe peekages VII cure
obstinate eases that have resisted every other
iOrm OF treatment. Prepared only by.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Base ball umpires are not all heathens.
The other day at Oneida, y. Y, one made
wr0ng ruling. When il was pointed out 10
him he promptly fined himself 80 cents
amid prolonged applause. At the close OF
the game he reversed his decision by remit
ting the fine Chicog0 Inter Occqn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Democratic pertidy" Is the comment
OF the Republican organ on the Fusion
convention in the Sixth Congressional
district Perfect harmony" is what the
Democratic organ says. Now, all Ieal-
Cusy and unkindness should cease" says
ths Hreanhack organ.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

We should like 10 see Gen. SHERMAN
and JEFF. DAVIS conduct their personal
hostllities outside OF the newspapers.
Why not let them hght four rounds with
soft gloves for the benefit OF the Charles
ton sufferers
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
OPINIONS OF EDITORS


Wherever John Sherman goes heiis intro
duced as the next President which
pleases John and doesn't hurt John Logan
or Grover Cleveland any.-Chicdg0 Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

The postal telegraph system is creep
iDg cut and becoming power in the
land. Bonanza MACKAY q axes no bones
OF the fact that be hopes 10 make the
system "a ext snsive "a the Western
Union. and be predicts that IN doing so
he will make telegraphing so cheap that
lettsr-writing viii practically disappear
In the businses world.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

IL is inst beginning To be discovered
that there - very little protection to
some people BY tho oleomargarine stamp.
This j. especially true IN board-houses,
where the butter doesn't carry its stamp
~ khn tAhla
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

tt7ANTED-AI " A. hEhkEls FIkNl-
" lafc oo $50 sooi CAtlaei Ilkkers. ~ y aseI-
ieo-sl- %
"a ANIED sMAkI Bul fkON lt 10 ls
" 3eat Q.d. Apgy al o-M asl- u AoIis boal
Cllb fo.3as siI uafloIlai t.suk block. OoI. lsoA
anl a. a--,-s.. oeleeea 81 aid 81 3. "a. ~
a eANIED--n 40 a. MtN INNEDIAfkLl
~ uu lAt Ellsworth ave improvement MsEss
g IS les day ia. .llfe 81 TIE contractor Ou The
avenue. OF john }. keus foreman. ~
AfANIED lMNEDIAfkLY-TW PUSHING
W lQeu. only uls8 With good reference ne1c AZ
ply ko0lS II Roois tloSk a. ftAri-si. e.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
How We Swim

Yes. this is a very growing country, and
rs it has increased IN population its ideas
have been brOadened. IL has attained man
hood, and has put away childishness.-Ne,O
York >ilfl
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

II is little amusing to sea the Repub-
hcans Of the First Congressional district
sending 10 this district FOR MCBRIDE's
speech, IN order TO have tariff cam
paign document. HESRY A. RoBINsOSs
tariff speeches in tins campaign are
about as numerous as hens teeth.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

The Massachusetts, Democrats have nom =
mated a Mugwump for Governor and a
labor agitatOr for Lieutenant Governor. In
Michigan their standard bearer is Green
bscker. Has the party any fixed ideas be-
yOnd to catch 4ibIay J0'F nal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
Rounh on the Jury.

The condemned Anarchists in Chicago
are now doing their best to convict the
Jury that convicted them II Boston Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
Detrois. GRAND Haven a milwsukes


1AAlif Nnisof - excepted. 'Dhir
Passengers taking the & - a IA kxpfess mnft
close connection 81 Owoss0 Tor Lansing suc al
Detroit for New fofk. arriving there 81 lUS5 a NJ
The following morning
kigkt Expresk has local Sleeping Car from De
trOsi 70 Grand Rapids.
Thb 10 the only line runninR Limited Kspro-s
leaving here st $50 p IA. with Sleeping Car 10
Detroit making circci Oonuectionf FOR al roins
EAst. arriving a. New iork ~ d. . M. the follow
iug evening. 1fAiilf scst a. d. - M VIII maze
diTccf connection with palace steamer city of
Milwaukee iOT al point Ne<t
Through Uefcts secured al D.. = ~. A NJ ofross
6Seef Botcl bloch and a. the depot
y. PoTTEE. CITY Pas. Agent
GRO. r. REEVE TFanbc KaDsgcr Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Speaking Of the dummy line,
''BLISKKY" AoRaAS could give points tc
any u them on that subject
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
Bo4RnINa.

HVA hIFINt-
NfANfED bOAhnkbS-Ahe. r X fA3IkA-
W SOL, having fitted az and iufuishcd ths
Lea Gu tioCk a. -t4 ottaU a-sl. lk nov ready %
receive al fFst-class ioariers by day 90 week b.
AT0RAGK
THE SECURITY s1OkAGF COMPANY sIOREs
4 aud lnsurtk furniture household et.o1s sld
general merchandise AZ 100 rAIee 00oos Seic 0a
lssi1ll E1zt ked. moved aid shipped. Ne a.
HUnon-st Telephone 74s
HAETED--SRoH HcASE>
IA lANTEI-FERSONS WANTING SHOWCASES.
" leWelfy Cssss OF siifcrNsre castR OF Different
lengths heighthk. 0E sisek. cAu have them mnos
g. order on sh0ri notice A stock 0f regular Exee
constantly on hand. vii DS Efld al reduced prices
81 ". fraiers ~ C3nst-ss ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
LAKE Shore micbigss eoutbsrs-Esas-rs
zoo Division

ioes freight leeTes Grand Rspidf a. D N.
carrying TsasefIgprs ~ fer - tilegRr
~ trsilf dsiir eFoeTf Sunday
Through TICKETS ~ - fr5iuif and berffn IN
rIeeTfnf rr,sflfaf flf secured ~ rufu Tle-rei
Once q Hoflrrseaf. efc 81 deTut
y ~ FFFF1 General bVrslf
cE0 " Nrv3OF. Ci.y Tlctsf Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Under-Sberiff SAUNDERS makes public,
through ths organ of thu United States
Marshal. some information which is of
importance TO the criminal classes. He
says. IN eject. that it isn't any wonder
thar CoNKLrN escaped. because il would
hs an easy matter For any one 10 get
Keys 20 The locks. and that most Of them
coald easily % picked with a nail, any
way WhAT secure plses our Bsstile
must be
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Ex-President GowAS says that Cover
or PArrIs0S's course IN reference TO
the railroad coal combination confounds
All his ideas Of political economy. Mr..
G0wAS's ideas ot political economy seem
10 have embraced the theory that the
Almighty deposited coal IN PennsylysDis
Tor the benefit Of railroad corporations.
and that the governments Is bound TO help
trsezs the rest ot humanity.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
koR ENT- ROoMs.

,OR RENT-OFFICE fOR KENT CHAP.
It Cali or addIess ~. II II, 80 LsOn-st 81
no RENT-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM.
| furnished or unfinished, three minutes HalK
from business center. No y5 Ransom -. 81
NOR REM ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
Il Ior slngie geL tlemsIi, steam heated uOntlng
Monroe SIS. call from 10 I y. m al
IOOm So Porter block. over Sweiland bro - Il
II ANIED-IWO connecting rooms, nIst door,
" furnished, or one large On hrst iOOr- Pm
vale house ia second Third Fourth ward.
Address, Alpha, No. s. NOrlh Dlylsion-sL 2s-u
lgANTHD-sERNICE AND TO RENT-A
" neat and tho 0ugAly reliable couple or small
family without chll1rtu Tor twO Or more ROOMS.
desirable house. Apply al cOTasr Crescent-aye-,
aud BosLwlCk II. Slt
NOR RENT-PART or HOUSE NO. 10
ShelcOn-st. Inquire Oh the premises. Z5u
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Train No. has ThrOugh Coach danv arnrfs
sunday, for Grand Rapids, Holland, Grand
Haven Nuskegon and Bertvster. a biso 1firOugf
Coach leaves the sl,ove point vis q w Er
each DAY, exccpf sunday. arriving m Tolodo o.
Train No. st e.fb p N
Al trains daily e1eoTe sunday
B. 9. FAesEF ceul Psss Aren't
h Z. NkTTHEwE. Forth western AZ knstesori.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
HkLF HaNfkD-FEHALE.

n III y z y Z = y z . y a Z. n
WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
" era hol,enofk. Apply al - leterson ave 90
tfANIED-A CONfEIENI GIRL FOk GEN
~ eral n0leeaolX al 19o Fountain Il. "a
.AAIED-AIl. SOUTH El1H-et, AZ
" experienced siu Tor general house ork.
ksiereuoe required. -
NfANIED-OOMPEIEN LAJNDkkss Al
" al The brunswlck 81
tlANIED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
III AouseMOrk al lo3 Jtfiers8u-aye. o.
IlANIEn-A GIRL FOR 0KNERAL HOUSE
W woIk. Apply u slf straight ~, West side.
Mrs Geo Wheeler b.
llfANIEl1-A YOUNG GIRL To DO HOUSE
~ wors and cafe oi children. Apply IA the
morlius al l15 Jefferson ave. ooI
ufAN4kD-A GOOD GIRL FOX GENERAL
" housew0rk good wages Enqulro al ~
south fIontst sAf
NrANIED-fOUR DINING ROOM GIRLS
W ~ aud % fcaIi-st. II
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

All otbert daily except Sandsy.
Sleeping can run Oh fAelhU Guc Atlantic cr
pfoss irails "a and frOls Detroit
Fsrior can r-n ol Day ExprcS and Grand Nap
ID JapF,<s 60 and from Detroit
llirec connections made al Detroit ~ilh o.
through trains Easl over n. &. X. X lOanAds
sosthern Division
CHAs. h NoEKis General Agt ~ MODroe-st
}. :. HAwKISs. Ticket Az Inl0n Depot
g. " MUNroN. iui0n Tft Odloe e. M0nroo-s
O. " RuGoLKh q. r. a 7 A. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Fypres< trains daily fhe year round maze cio~<
and South. ~ a. Lake Superior I,oiuts
a Ns7soF y w<x@Lrr
Gen Superintendent f4en'i Pas A T3cfpf ss4
hsrQOefse kich. Marquette kief
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

Az tfeluA 0aliA t1utIt SUNDAY.
l.tc trAtN hAk i1rlAf faI Cincinnati
tlt u tsin has AiceI.sis oaz ioI OanOi "a
$40 a. tIaiD o<dlileflk e. kaienax.,C tsl nafalf
trark ltls -iii. lt-soii kl0 Canadian l.llnlA a.
rlgilsF a. bsinlit a. ~ lh m
7hnough rckcl eud hll iuhur .ati0n oan H.
hAa fy calling apo1 A. AlmQuiss tickoi Afasii a.
de1slt o. tsso hulsol. tnlak rctel AZ ant a.
hCErsst sIicta q. i. locA Noon
lleaera- fAsseAgeI snd nasea Ami
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07

NOR RENT-HOUsE OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
[ stable, No. 2l9 ". Fulton Il. one Oi seven
rooms No. 2s2 West Broadway near Fulton-st- ,
one of six rooms IN new brick block corner OF
shawmut-aye and Minter-st. with gar, water and
other cony enlenccs one OF three rooms corner oi
Winter aud Allen-sts.; also store ntted for meat
market, IA .'ool location iOr trade. LI4uire Oi b.
" Bar.a.d - Allen corner cf VI. Vernon -sts
s. IlnO
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-07
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TVy,O lOI ~ LADIES AGES = AND ls-
| would Ike To core pond Win w O gentlemen.
Please addr.s, 1iaud aud Aunabelle Klvers, +. q.