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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-04-09
o0NFElERRTE CRUISERS.

OF Famous Naval Engagements, as those at POET
ROY AZ, Of FURE FISHEt;, OF MOBILE BAY, Cap
IUR& q NEW ORLEANS, and Of the Struggles Of
the " MOSIEOk" Gnd" MERIIMAC" of the l{emov.
al OF Turp ito's and other Distractions from Hal
hors qpl Rivers ;otthe work and striking events Cf
the Vast BiackadAS SGuaGrons; 0fthe DlsLiEg, Re.
mantle and PCrUls Lie OF the blockade lIunEers:tP
the staprnaouS Events connected with the building
aud service OF the Guhhoats the Great Western 70.
Vrisembncing the Caplure OF Forts Henry and Dom
ClSon, Gud Battle of Shiloh. The Fun of Memphis:
and the long Heroic Investment and defense OF
Nctsaurg and its haal faliscenes OF Individual He.
rJic Daring and AChiey ements IL tells of the o..
glnzatlJ1 OF the Navy Department Remarkable
gciyl,y ot the sgcess!Gniet = Destruction of Tie
Norfolk Navy NNrd-DnlCaltics OF the Nav Ne.
partncnt IN The Early Part OF the war-Fort sum.
Ter EXpelltlon- Miscellaneous CUptures.prizes aas
jidlcatCd frOm the Commencement Of tho Rebellion
70 Noyemberl /, 1865, with Vessca, entitled to dis
irtbltton q proceeds statement OF Prizes adiu-
tlgledto November 1865. List of Ships and Officers
Ct squadron lSGlU7. Giving account Ot every act "
Inc Navy until the close OF the War;
Ne 1c1Rt0llo Q9fpttn eGerY township. CLEi 2 dNI
EICLCSIVE 3ERHfT0RT icilde gircs 10 0ucRr
0g1Rts Write for special terms az territory
nc once. Address innpdiAtelv
NJ. A, WINTER 81 HATCH, Y artfors;,Ss,t.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
The BOY ROmancer.

"Tell ne q story" pipes little voice,
and little girl of very tender years
cuddles up to little boy year or two
older. The boy has no hesitation. He
has not go a cold or headache He
does not beg TO he excused. His child
sweetheart has absolute belief il him,
and lie knows it. He looks do N at
her for moment.
There vas once q mule" say the
rOmaDcer and his listener looks into
his face vii profound interest, know.
ing that sol thing is coming.
There W. once a mule. Yor know
VIII mu is 2" and the little girl
mods. H. " IS great big m'le, az ,
h. was Away doing somethilg. tie
kicked littl, girl one day InI. they
PUNISHED him by putting h L in to
draw great hi y-horse car" suggest
eel y passing car.
There is a moments pau e, and the
liste cr waits patiently il nout being
Il nj disturbed, the aver .ge audience
does not do. The story-t Ter has got
It He goes on.
And he fell down d broke his
leg"
The Little girl start with positive
pa d.
Il went up to the lule and lifted
him uf."
a. expression of ateful apprecia.
tiou comes across th, ,hild's face.
And put the t broken bits to.
goth + arl L fixed en- up Another
pause.
What did you fix them up withP"
asks the innocent ,oice.
This is pose He is not prepared
for such IN ana teal question. But it
is only fer auo Ter roment
fixel the ~ with chocolate
The gn f rly beams with pleasure
as that al
No " n the mule got home the
males pap 5panked him."
To Oh aid mind the climax is
reached he mule naturally was sent
So bed. Then the story-teller, like
many or n-up men, proud of q clever
point, 81 Wasn't 1 cute to fix the
mule'sle with chocolate ?'-Sdn Fran.
cisco G. onicls.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
Sewing n Lost Art.

/ see that some one has been writing
to the papers complaining that English.
women are forgetting how to sew.
Perhaps there is some truth in this.
was examining the other morning an
old piece of sewing done by Mrs.
Grey's grandmother, in which the
stitches are so miraculously small and
neat that they might now almost take
rank as fancy work. There was mar
velous little darn in one part of the
fine muslin, the garment in question
being baby's christening robe. Well,
this darn was filled in with lace stitches,
such as were used in making modern
point, but the cotton was so fine that
the work must have been rather trying
TO the eyes. The seams were not run
and felled, as they are now, but each
side of the seam was hemmed with the
narrowest possible little tiny, soft hem,
and then the two were "top-sewcd'
against each other. The needle used
must have been excessively small or
the work could never have been so
neat. The little robe was evidently a
labor of love, and the worker seel to
have lavished any amount of labor upon
it. No one could have said of it that
it looked "blown together" as some
Que remarked Of the dresses in Sir
oshua Reynolds portraits
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
People and Events.

Rose Terry Cooke, with common sense
says; Newer mind wether they are
your own children, your step-children,
or your children by adoption, see that
they mind when they are spoken to.
The story comes from Boston of
dude who, having been asked to say
grace at formal spread at which he
took leading part, bowed his head
slightly, langnidly lowered his eyes,
and murmured. Oh Lord, thanks
awfully!"
Mrs. Gen. Custer is hard at work in
New York on her new book, which is
TO give certain chapters of her life with
her husband. Just now she is taking
notes from an old colored women who
lived with her in camp, on the plains,
and in Kansas, and who is blessed with
an excellent memory. She remembers
things which her mistress had forgotten
but which her vivid descriptions bring
to mind again.
Sankey, the revival singer, tells of
his favorte song and the way it orig
mated: The Ninety and Nine | place
at the head of the list. | well remem-
Der how | came to compose the music
to the words 1t was done on the spur
of a great and exalted feeling. When
| was going from Edinburg to Glasgow
picked up Il paper on the train and
came across the words. They at once
struck me as being full of feeling, so
| hid the paper away in my pocket.
The words rang in my ears. At elias
cow we had glorious meeting. Mr..
| Moody preached from the twenty-third
| psalm of David. He touched the hearts
of the people. When he was about to
close his sermon | did not know what
to sing. | wanted to select something
| appropriate to the sermon, but found
| nothing suitable. Those grand words
full of poetry. simple yet beautiful:
| He maketh me to lie down in green
| pastures: he leadeth me beside the still
water; he restoreth my soul; he leadeth
me in the paths of righteousness for
his names sake as Mr. Moody closed
with them. acted rs an inspiration. |
hastily pulled the crumpled newspaper
from my pocket and sang the words of
The Ninety and Nine to the music
that came to me then and there. did
not know howthe accompaniment would
90. The feeling of the moment carried
me through, and | afterwards wrote
! the music.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
TO ADVERTISERS.

The RECORD is one OF the best mediums for
dvertisers I'm Gratiot County being IA welcome
visitor To nearly every home in this part OF the
county and towns adjoining, but TO insure in
sertion the same week, advertisements should
be handed in not later than "Wednesday noon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
TO CORRESPONDENTS

We cannot notice anonymous communca-
tons. In all cases we require the writer's name
and address, not for publication, but as
guarantee of good faith. And correspondents
should write upon one side of their sheet only.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
LOOK AT THESE PRICES =!
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

NEW LINE OF LADIES, MISSES AND CILDRENS' JACKETS,
NEWMAfKETS, SHORT WRAPS, IIAVELOCKS, ETC.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS. TRIMMINGS BUTTONS. ETC
STRIPED, BROCADED AND FANCY SILK VEIVETS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Marvin ". Cobb. Prest ". " Hart. vioe-Pres;
Dr. l. j. Marvin. Treas and Med Director.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

NOR sALE GRAY MARE POUR YEARS
/ old, weighs about lluo. u vel nrost and
sound. VII make frrl-t lHss family hone. Price
$50. Can bee seen al ile -traighi-st. -
NOR sALE OR TRADE A FINE sIDE WHEEL
pleasure steam boat carrlee g. persons ls rr.t
class. Address N. :. oids. li9 CAsrry-si Lansing,
Mich n
NOR sAIE-TMO SIX FOOI SHOW CASES.
/ and one four fool with eyal mont. VIII sell a.
Il 80 per foot n sold a. once. John Moran. IT,
lu3 Canal 81.
NOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS RON BOAT FOR
/ sale cheap Cal al Harl a Amberg' s. aud
81 Pearl-st -
NOR sALF-COMPLETE SIT \. Y. REPORTS
Waits actions and defeuces and other yslu-
able law books Niu be sold cheap. Address
Fred 5. Clark. Grand Rapids Mich
NOR sALE-A SECONDHAND CHiCkEKING
/ piano VIII be sold cheap u soid soon. Call
Al Mn Dewey's, los Monroe 81. up stain
NOR sALE-A LADY WHO Is GOING To
I leave the city desires D. sell q tine square
piano, four round o0ruers trst-class make, been
used less than three months. Must be sold ul
TWO weeks. Call after p 10. 81 so Ottawa =.
NOR sALE-A FRS I-CLASs SILVER WATCH
/ Elgin, National Watch Companys make
cos; Si4 used but little, VIII be- sold az liberal
discount Inquire a. rELEcRAA- n gEALD Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Extra Quality GrOs Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all colors and shades, for
fifty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
rom one dollar and one twen-
ty-hve per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY j..
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Train No @ has Through Cosch daily ernepi
sunday for Grand Rapids Holland Grand
Haven MuskcE0n and lputEster. kl-o q 1hruuet
each day. eSocrr sunday. arriving in Io'esio on
Train No 3 a A. 3 m.
AL trains dsiil e1cep, Sunday
II. g.. ltHf fH teen & Pes Agent
X. e. MATTHFvf North et-sfern Al Mutkeel n
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Sot Left Without "a Guardian.
Tie council has adjourned until Fall and
fle Mayor I- preparing to 20 20 Block
island Cor Che summer Mr lerSes how
ever wlU remain here, 50 the city viii not
be- .ef utterly to the mercy oi the citizens.
..rlll Nn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
Lake shore a Michigan southern Esiarns.
700 fffsfsfsr

iofs' freight iesfes ersnf Ksrfis 81 2 nn..
cfrfg irf faseffrfrt faf ~ afau
t frsius dai'f fsreul sunday
Through fHkets ta si rnInre rur nerfhf ir
eIrfrtnF nanrhas can b. ssaf.Irec ai fnior Tr trs
Hflne q HrUrle Al srr fI rr7irt
GN Htffhff General hFort
eF0 ~ F7nN rtV TIrkrf Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
SPRING 4 COMP PANYS
DRESS GOODS SALE
LOT /.
1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from $l25
to $l.50, for Sl.00.


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 Soc to Sl.00 for zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

tesI ~ strength between w0rsiurweu
and tn-.- employers IS almost alaavs an un-
e.na' contest Capital can wait oiie0times
Tif.ngt ass labor cso never recover
'n-f IaF-E Wa
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

I, would appear that the New York
Tribune uses modern appliances IN
gathering information, a. will the Detroit
Ns,rs. Prot BURT G.. WILDER retiring
president Of the American Neurological
Society. writes 10 say IN reference to the
recent meeting of that society, that "Ac-
carding 10 the Tribune, paper was read
winch was indeed on the programme,
bat the author of which was not even IN
town, while, as 4 10 atone for the sin Cf
commission for one Of omission, the
longest paper of the day, aud one which
involved the bringing of p patient from a
distant city, was not mentioned at all.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
200 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.
STRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Also a large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, viii be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

FNpress trains dsiIF ths year round make cir-e
and south 90 81 Lake superior points
MAT1aN " kffrr
Ger -lrerintenfeut f-cr 2 rast A Ticket Al
Narquette Mob Nsrluefte kiCh
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

The Midsummer htiou Of the TELE-
GRW-HERALD, which appears Sunday,
will be handsomely illustrated. Pc
tu-es % al tie famous summer resorts
% Northern Michigan, viii grace Its
columns. Newsdealers aud Outside
agents should send IN their orders early
Ou SATURDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

The grip around the arch bomb
thrower SpIEs, has tightsnsd TO such an
extent that hrs legal death Is a foregone
conclusion. A witness swore Wednes-
day very positively that be saw SPIES
hzb, The fuse oi the bomb that killed the
police.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
LOT III.

5000 yards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, 65c to 75c.
for SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

THE SECURITY SIURAGECOMTANN STORES
| and usures furniture. household gools and
general merchandise az iow fsfes Goods sold 0n
commission packed. moved snd shipped so. l4
Huron-sf. Telephone ga
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
HANTEn-sITu4rIONN.

XVANTED-A SITUATION b 4 YOUNG Man
" having four years experience with civil In
gintcr and surveyor, aud some eNperlence with
Mechanical Engineer. Best of rele rences. Ad-
dress T. l. Law son, il3 y. i0uis-st 100
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN OF INTEL
" hgeice aud good character, position IN a
law Office in the clly, where be can read law and
earn enough 10 support himself Address i. q. -,
care Telegram Herald. %
WANTED SITUATION By A YOUNG LADY
" as bOOkkeeper. Has had experience, and
can do any kind of Office TX. Reference
given. Addfes j., care thls Othce. 90
NANTED SITUATION II WHOLESALE
" house ~ shipping clerk. or in retail house as
clerk. Would go on the road If desired. Talk
English aud German. Best of references given
from last employer Address g., car this Office
9o
IVANTED-A YOUNG LADY YSTENOGRAPHER
" with typewriter wants position a CORES
pondent. Is willing 10 90 Out of town. Address
k. Ter Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Al oiheS daily e1ccpi sunday
Sleeping can run 90 iacinC and Atlantic en-
pres trains o. and from leiro.t
larinf CAR riu ou DAY Enprcas and Grand Rap.
lds knprt-s o. and frnm Dfirolt
Direct connections made al helFol with a.
through trains kasl over 81 G. h h.. l0Ansds
southern DIYlsloui
CHks n NORRIS General Agt o. X0urccst
j s HAWklNS Ticket Az Iuluu hcT.pi
o. ~. NNNSoS. Union Tat OcAoe 81 Monroe 81
a. " krG0LEs. q. ,. a T. A.. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

fDally. sundays excepted sDaty.
s'dsss, ngCrs taking tle t-la A. m kIrne<e Hlakf
close connection 81 OWos~o Tor lansing and a.
Detroit f1r New lork arriving there al ll.so a 90
The following morning
Night Exprcss has iooal Sleeping Car frnm De
troii o. Grand Rapids
This Is The ONLY line running limited EHpre<~
leaving here 81 osl b. u- ulth Sleeping Car ~
DtiIoll making direct connections lsf al r.liuU
kasi arriving al New lofk 81 lN b m the follow.
iuE evening. Trains Weef Et IU st b m ei.l make
liregt connection with palace steamer City of
Milwaukee for Al point west
InnuEh uckeis secured ef D.. a. ~ A 0-rofs
Sweet Hotel block and a. the depot
ID foTTEK City fass Agent.
GO. b kLEEK. I-al-- Mauag.- ln-oagn-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
ron RENI-BUSINHSs PURPOSES.

NOR KENT FACTORY IL MILLST THE
very convenient brick building, 50Nl0O feet
five stories high, with sixty horse power water
wheel, hydraulic stand pipe, lose and nozzles in
each room, eley atOr, steam heating pipes. shaft
ing pulleys, betting, etc, also addition contain
ing Office, powerful steam engine, boiler coal
room aud dry room, store room, etc. Inquire Of
Butterworth ard Lowe ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

AlANIEu-AT u<nE rIA GOOD DINING
" n'oa s.l- sl Nl-aas bea-h tu.arie.'i
treatment lrsI-tIas, at,lll.ll .ilatieas and q
pheasant EaIae taf ile -a- -ll4eT apps 81 Iutl
tls morning
NfAAILD-A GIRL fok GENERAL M0I -E
" saIk Ap g valley 81 -lraisll e.
corner Chatham. e.l ~i3e
llANIkD NURSE NunAN DURING C0N
" GueIeut. Call as lz. osall DiFisi.u b. 3.
VlANIEu-IHO ulSHMA~HEh-. IArN
" dress au1 1870 lllile nusalu Eirs ApHls br
ta-eu H and u CLOCK .lll- morning as leIt- rlll-
hsf-la orfee
ArAhIEn- COMPETENT GIRL 1O 10 GFN
" era huuseuofk. Good vases Apply 81 "a
Moaroe-sl. j barth.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
Chio~so a Wei aieAis-a

Chicago a n o-t aiChlssA.
Al trains arrive a. ana dsI.1u tum uliol
1tIal
Depart
Ma f.if ihlo@fa NJ IRA eslU ald 1uie1uf $50 A.
Pass fEpltsa t.sI iliOael 80 D. 4 kI
tElftre Gag MusEfEtfn ......... a. J.
y .Ehi IA tItre ilI Chicago. 80 - D !
kxIFsse ioi hiF tsIsis 1nl BALDWIN k1 n
Nal fur hig haFids ana halasll ....--.-.f 80 b ~
Arrive
\ .thI fkpneS ffuu ltlla-eo ...-N "a, Ia
tkFrcss ffula n lrE ce,il ....... ..... fIl 81 al
y alI fIau lhlcaao Ane ..sE soa .....-f ass B. ~
~ lHtes ffIl Toledo q - a AZ
fasi ZAP f1oI4 Naioelo alii A4stseoa y - B m
fKIatss nom h.f ksl.lds aul haida 4. $50 -. = Ia
"a Ife-s irlu BALDWIN ........ ...-.. go a.
"lalf. flAlIs caugf4 -lllas
Ihn1lEl coaches io Chicago AID Iolr10 ol saE
a. tram.
IhnugL pArlof car o. C1llaeo on l4.al D n.
lrail- 80 c1lfa caaret i1I sese
Through PULLMAN sleeping car and coach foi
Chicago ul - sN = m train.
"a A tkAfkhfAE. Ara1tN NEr
Union ilCkti tltoe a. MnurDC 6roci
MILAN a. aANElT.
Assistant Ges fSs-eIlLeI k9unt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

shor; Line and Through Coaches ron q 4 Rap.
Holland @ Haven, Nusteeon and renlwster
GOING WEsT. Central Time. GOING EAsT.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

LOST
| OsT-LOST HAND BAG BkTN TOLL
l. gate on Lake-ase and West End hrdge-si.
Finder please leave il al Police Head narters. e
MONET TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN rs LARGE or SMALL
vi sums on real estate OF cAaitels Tower
Johnston. AsI
no LOAN-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
| sums 20 SUIT. Address g.. H. b. care Ielo-
gram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Drana Hapias AIe1ian-
4al.. ta..s Z. ISL
li.alE .srtE
AInFe laEYk
trsFer-. f1fF s ta4k .uss.. liso A.
tsEtrss l.lt a eala.la4 ftasu eoa 4
4rsftl.. ttN Aataaas ltl. a.
HASA t1flliE a. as. III. ll.s .lall .ll Gi-sls.1
f.r lfaf1lst tIlf 1al Aa. Elaaa
A 8. tr-Il uas chair CAL iil As sll-as Nls
a1t lrattaet tts
AZ lf4la Ia e<lalls aild 4l.iI dAIs io
lfatel-t Gas 4lla Asltilss Cas-.
tsoi4lg >esitil.
arrKc Atafe
fur lluilul.au nssaU
fai fan N4yat sua has ls@am lssn
traa lraFerss A. q 8 Aae -igas Fl
Al uslus lallf tAOeIs -lll.laf.
I'd. lra.l lss ..sI..af car lN l'iliiIllliaI
ta al lrail has sesl lilla CAT l.I Nln4llilsl
hai H. tla-l rliusito.t 81 hala.l44.sl ~ hAtilt
ErrE laCls.a lllllllt el1 all1l.al 5slia.A -
rY--l sl ueint1 ai a lr an
IlFuIlEl llke4 asi1 h-a ID Allusuau laE IL
had hg ea.llF apsn A A.uqaisl lkel sscli e.
oesut uf tsso a .ll~1l. ili-ll lilktl s.cllt e.
Aoln< sirtel A.. j. 4oCa sols
htueraI Passenger 3ll 1lakei Akclt
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Reduced Prices-i0. Do 80 and 90 cents. Re
served seats, 50 cents. on sale az the Arcade News
Room
E0-Secure your seats early.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Above appears an excellent likeness oi
Nei Bmil4e s- he lowed lo appear when
ou exhibition E3aard Z e. Jud-on Was a
most reularaaole le character in many respects,
and uo lower of lle sensational blood can't
lin-. nickel dreadful stories oi America 0at
wl Tai. to breathe sigh of regret that he
is gone tits but month or two since a
lepresentauve 90 the IEls.aAN HElAp
met Jad-on iu Detroit. ana hal a pleasant
chat with him Although J have made
a- high AS s-u uHU a year from nay stories.
ae -ali -l presume / shall continue to
Rrltr uuuI I die Nei hlntlne was a
brave aad adventurous spirit and an lndlan
lghter and scout OF much renown. hr
served % year lu prison iu NeS York Tor
participating n the Forest Macready riots
and died leaving a fourth wife
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

VANTED-PERsONs WANTING SHOWCASES
W jewelry cases or silverwsre cases OF different
lengths heighths. or sizes, can ha them a1,
to order on shori no ice. stock of regu sizl'
constantly ou hand. vii be sold al reduced puce'
az j " era er r 80 Caual-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
SPECT4CLES.

n THE DOLLAR sPkCrACLEs. with Per
~ feciiou Glasses, from LOCh hatriue. scotland
I1 are superior % all Others a. the lenses are
r ground and polished with mathematical pre-
cisiOn, iuylgOratiug the eycs, and in many casfs
curing visual defects Avoid using Common
spectacies. Circulars free J. ?. HOMAN. 1859
Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

EAGLE STEAM DYE HOUSE No. = CANAL
II ST.. turns out the be,f work iu the city i'm
securing and dycinR OF Ladies and Gent appar-
els and au Jobs intuRied Go their care Is done
with ueatucss and dispatch. to here. or address
them and YOU D convince yourself OF TIE iacts.
M j. WlTHEY, FORMERLY MANAGkK OF
W BurChe painting establishment is located
81 l47 Monroe st where orders viii be received for
painting, paper hanging and frcscoeiuE kemem-
Der the place Opposite the Soldiers Monument
luTY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY ls
Y Grandyillesve. Regular trade solicited ".
ROSE, Proprietor,
c. HERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
J. Fine jewellery. > Monroe-st.
OSCAR DYE. 2s7 DIVISION ST CARPENTER
" and Job shop. screens specially.
TROCKETT 4 HOPPINs, FINEST ASSORTED
Y furniture 10 the city. We do our own uphos-
tering. Remember ~ Canal-st.
COMMISSION ?. J. LAMB 4 CO.. WHO'LL
u sale dealers IN fruit and vegetables, butter,
eggs, etc. and Do I0nis-st. Grand Rapids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
W4NrED-fGENrs.

IVANTED-AT ONCE, A GOOD Man TO SELL
" territory for "a very useful aud good selling
article. Large commission paid Apply al No.
"a West Bridgt-st Grand Rapids Mich.
WANTED LADY AGENTS, POSITIVELY
" clear $40 daily with my wonderful new pa
tent rubber uudcrgarmcnt for females our
Knoxville agent made S5 IN four days Mrs r.
=. Little, box 4l3 Chicago, III. 10
VANTED-CANVAssER THROUGHOUT THE
" state TO solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home For particulars address, III. ".
Nash Secretary Grand RauidS Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

NOR sALE-OLD PAPERS NEATLY FOLDED
L Excellent for patterns shelves. etc Fifteen
cents hundred. Apply al tins office this week
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30


NOR KENI- ROOMS SUITABLE FOR OFFICES
L or light house keeping. Ia Porter block. cor
uer Monroe ana Division sts Inquire oi james
Cox, Agent Room =. SO
EOR RENT-NlCEIY FURNISHED ROOM IL
one 0f the most dc-irahle locations lu lhe
ciy Call at IA jefferson ave. PAR
no kENT-A FUkNI,HkD ROOM. PLEAS
|. antly situated. Suitable for married couple,
tr tao gentlemen. Two blocks from posioihce.
Is East Brdge-st-
rOR KENI-A HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS. AT
lio North Prospects, Enquire OF George A
Field. ld9 Easl Brdge-st %
no RENT-ONE LARGE ROOM No q Canal
| H.. has three front Windows. ga and steam
Enquire al once Of o.. A. Berwin, No. q Canal-st,
1dtf
TO RENT-A HOUSE OF sENEN ROOMS.
/ Furnished throughout. VIII rent piano with
house OF without. References required. 90 sin
clalr-st. 20
no RENT-MY RESIDENCE, FURNITURE
1 Included, containing rooms, bath nom,
closets etc. Excellent well, clSterns and barn
on premises. Grounds very large and beautifully
shaded a good opportunity for gentleman and
wife wishing t0 keep house without expense of
furnishing. Board for myself. wife and enid a.
compensation. G. K. Bacon, $40 Wealthy ave,
corner James Il
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

ATANI ED-INO MORE -ALE~MEN WANIEL
" az Metropolitan Manufacturing Olce. as r
DltlslYu-st r D. h.lteubruler. Cli5 81 Mauaeer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Rhode island -ggs are always taken
raF n1T. Great care should 0e taken,
aoaeFsr aot Oh drop any ia tLs street
when .le police are around
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

WEsT TIMETABLE FAST.
Real Down Ia.-ne tied -.n. ~ s6 haaa I'd
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

10 KENI-A HOUSE or sENEN ROOMS
| Furnished Throughout Will reui piAla ailh
house or without Reference required aa >ln.
clalrsI ll0
COR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE OF
eight roOms aud closets sou water. good cell
lar. at sl5 per month Enquire 40 l-i Gold-st. l0l