davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12
TO CORRESPONDENTS

All communications for this paper should
be accompanied by the name of the author,
not necessarily for publication, but Ms evil
dence of good faith on the part Of the writer
Write only on one side of the paper, in plain
hand. Anonymous communications will not
be noticed. The LIGHT will not be response
BILE for the statements Of its correspondents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

LITTLE Laredo had hardly heaved a
dornlck into the home Of the Fort Worth
riot before her own glass house came
rafting about her ears. She don't like
to be reminded of her short-sightedness,
however,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

The Galveston News taffies the Brown
wood Bee, and the Bee returns the COM
pliment by humming lively tune to the
merits OF the city by the bar. The
Brentwood Bee is promising little
daily all the same, and its product will
be full of sweetnin' for the community in
whose interests 1t Ia published.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

NEW YORK, grown weary of imprison-
ing honest debtors, proposes to abolish
the law by which that penalty is in
1icted
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

The Dallas Herald bends Its listening
ear to catch the name Of the delegate in
the forthcoming Democratic convention
at Galveston who will offer the resolu-
tion praying Congress for big deep
water appropriation. The appropria-
ton has been Professionally heralded,
but the convention holder has not been
named.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

YALE has a "bee-hive club" The
sting Of its wit is atOned for by the
honey Of its wisdom, and it generally
makes things hum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

THOSE who imagine that Galveston
will be merely a way station Of the Santa
Fe are mistaken. In selling out the only
road she can control. abe has not sold out
her commerce by large majority. Gal
weston needed q trunk-lins connection
with the great interior in order to hold
her own. She has got 1t /; BY this means
she will receive for her deep water i'm
provement all that money can effect.
The whole matter narrows itself down to
this: Can the Galveston passage be
made such permanent deep water way
as will meet the needs Of transatlantic
commerce? Ifit can, Galveston's trade
will not decrease to any considerable ex-
rent; II 1t cannot, salt won't save her.
There will be other ports opened on the
gulf, where deep water way and a
capscious harbor can be depended on at
all times. Galveston must come into
competition with these, and the question
Is one OF availability. Railway lines will
naturally and necessarily seek gulf ter
minals where the greatest advantages
for shipping are enjoyed. 1t is not a
question OF sentiment but of practical
utility that ia to be settled, and results
will decide that.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

The agitation Of the tariff question
has had one result; it has forever placed
it out Of the power of the free traders to
reduce this country to the condition Of
England and Ireland, by opening the
doors to free competition with the
world. The protection Of industry is
seen to be a national necessity, and that
settles it. The wool interests Of one
section and the salt interests Of another,
the lumber OF one region and the iron
Of another are beginning to recognize
that fee trade means ruinous COMPETE
ton, that is, competition on the basis of
paupsr labor. The tariff question has
now involved with it as never before, the
consequences to the industrial masses,
and the day Of free trade is farther from
our doors than Its advocates care to
admit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12
AGENTS FOR THE LIGHT.

ENTERED AT POsToFFICE AT SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS, As sECOND-CLAss MATTER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12
EYE, EAR, THROAT !
ChaS. Deadly, N. D., 0. ct A CHR,

Late Surgeon to the New York Ophthalmic
Hospital and Professor of Ophthalmology in
the College of the New York Ophthalmic Hos
pital Diseases of EYE, EAR, THROAT and
NOSE an exclusive speciality. Refraotion
tested and correct glasses prescribed.
OFFICE-4e2 K. HOUSTON TREET.
Office hours-9 to IL M; 3 to 5p. IN. No Office
hours on Sunday. Residence, Az Romano
street. Office Telephone 81. Residence, 1854.
9l2-6m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

AUSTIN is wrestling with the devil
very successfully. The new recruits
number about $50 TO date.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

The Balance Wheel is way off its
equilibrium when 1t asserts that seven
workingmen In ten are solid for Ross.
The wheel" has not revolved to any
considerable extent around the axletres
Of the workingmen's understanding,
judging from its late uttersnces, and is
clear of the track on this Ross matter.
Wait until the grangers speak and re-
cover your balance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

The Democracy are terribly troubled
about Edmunds and Logan and Ingalls,
and several other prominent Republican
Senators, Do they already see the
handwriting on the wall, and reading
the coming defeat Of the party, grow
anxious concerning the possible Presi-
dent to be? Never mind details, gentle
men, the general fact is sufficient.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

New JERSEY has fallen into line with
labor legislation. A cent-a-mile-fare is
all that the railways are allowed to
charge, within a distance Of Is miles
from New York, between the hours OF
five and seven, morning and evening.
So much for the benefit Of the dinner
pail brigade.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

THIS PAPER be t2ERG o 2a sa S 81 SsS
Advertising Bureau Spruce St where advertising
contracts may DO made for IL IN NEW YORK.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12

They have cremation down fine In
Europe. Paris cremates for So body
and provides an urn Milan does the in
cinerstion act, urnless, for $l.4O. This is
sepulGhral economy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-12


The menopoly-mill grinders are
mounting out their little sentences over
this arbitration matter as glibly as
though there was no sentiment Of justice
in human breasts, as though legislators
were the legal lsckeys Of corporation
cormorants. The sense Of justice in the
common mind is not clean gone from
among the people. Remedies will be
looked for until found, no matter what
interested public journals may say on
either side. Legislators will be chosen
by the ballots Of the people, committed
to redress the wrongs now felt and by
operation Of which q whole nation SUI
fers. Compulsory arbitration may be
sneered at, but it cannot be sneered ont
OF fair and square trial, because wher-
ever tried 1t has not been found want
ing. The English manufacturers ex-
perience in this matter is corroborated
by American testimony, and the evil
dence is overwhelmingly on the side Of
an arbitration law. The States Of this
great nation that have the best labor
laws on their statute books, are the
States that know least of labor troubles :;
railroad strikes are unknown among
them and yet their manufactures are
prosperous and their railroads enjoy
good dividends. The arbitration law is
one of the Oertainties
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16


+ klrthsr tF1a1ls with the Canadians Is
fsaEsl bscsIss u the seizure. b. al
American ssrship. u several Canadian
vessels for tazinz seals ia Alaskan
waters. TIE pnlapls GA sbieA these
Ats ars bas-t sas a.s3 llre.i. 81 % speak.
along Elth tle Territory Ehsl Il Vas pur-
chased FROM Russia snd has some
MARKS u is imperial origin. The case
" the tnItsd States Is, moreover, weak-
sued By the Tact 0f its bslng on record Is
denying, What i loE asserts. the claim
over al the ocean about Alaska 0f the
country that happens 10 Own Alaska
Before Secretary cEs AkD DaTgslnsd slth
the Czar for Governor SEISEFoKD's >
present domain. much of the great sea-
form Ia that vicinity, that between
Siberia aud Alssks, wss embraced by
Russian territory, 50 there was the
quality - speeiousnsss Ia the assertion
that the waters belonged 10 Russia. In
asmuch, however, as We did not buy
Siberia, the present position OF the
United States Is peculiar, 70 say the
east
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
EARTHoUAKEANA.

The jury iu The Gilbert Davis case we're
in their room AZ the court house unable 10
agree and. it II said that there was no
probability Of their arriving AZ a verdict.
After the Earthquake. however they
sEresd I'm ao0ut three minutes
Eastman Ca Ta,es
When the earthquake came the other
night more tnan 5000 women in Georgia
were convinced that they had discovered a
man under the oed.-Micoa Tsiegrnpi
The idea Of naming little girl baby
Esrrhqua keana iust because she was
born in Charleston two OF three hours be-
fore the shaking up il simply horrible. The
puor innocent little thiuE may have cried.
bat sae didn't cause the earthquake. and
there IS no sense iu tying it 90 her. and
making her tras 30 through life Cfsrsl1ne
frrtir
A meeting vas going or At Brooks Sta
ton and severai Al just gone forward and
joined the church. when the shock came.
if va 81 startling tbaF sbouf twenty others
went ap and joined Grips aa san
In The EASTERN part ~ Harris county a
CABIN vas Gail of negr. - Tuesday night who
Tere attending the wake # an cid woman
who bad died that day They were ranged
sreund re large roam. engaged iu dev0-
tionsi exercises sil fsCing tae c0fin. which
vas resrng On fva cbsirs in the center.
shen suddenly it began to quiVer and then
60 ben 90 s13 Down Ike cue POSSESSED A
stsmpeie ensIei esd the HAIR ~ any -
those oezross stands on end naw when he
rpiates nis Hrst experience with veth-
anske ffaatF taesfftfso7
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

IVANTED-A SITUATION A BOOKKEEPER
W or helper in wholesale grocery store. Ad-
dress ls9 cedar Springs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

lDvERTIsING SOLICITOR WANTED oN A
A new aud good scheme. - per cent. comm >
sion ia q. My good man wanted. Apply 4
GfummOnd, this Office.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

lyANTED-BY A YoUNG NAN. A slTUA-
W tioI IN store OF any kind Of respectable en-
ployment Address William Andre Jenisonviie,
Mich. 8o
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

The President vzas f1r psni 60 cone
snd .en~ruef BIS asainx lsS far him.
lord fcrne hnpe~ .o - nss3s Poet Taurs-
AZ vfen t'f--i dies huf his ehances are
sn. Re l. fao Nsas .r fhe feet
TIRE Cfsr ~ Rus~ss aids fear ~ hvd-a-
p1.hts 81 his ,fhef .eTrers He never dsd
Ike fae frrsh - fsg sn7Nsv
a aarher - serrrs M.rsuan ~ Nsx
eo rhe Fss ssnf Al .he ssuos tnte rita fse
Fnreror Mara tts IS row A. engineer ia
tate~tia.
Aets iis1f ef ff0re rarer tfsn nesrss
shecetf - Wsnt There re~e serersI
ttosssr3 erisc aarS aasez ssgad - as
rnailf rflh re Ressecas.,ls
Tia Enx - rt,sr.as rfs.fsz sos.,
AsIee - gen< 5nse-s 81 -rnsae
tee s.r1er wasr 1st tlf .sa-s 49,
asa 'err saew - ftau Hs1 Wses
1set b FushaE - eat hsre $3.50
zocksi
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Al advert i.etlleBts la this Cofoaun, lti,tcr
- hateser hessd except = N Akte1 ~itaa-
tioiss viii he charged foF al the uatforua
rssse ia ttss t..bfe below. Always f.&g abls IN
al kaBes.
Persons "A aufluE situations can soe1lrS
reduced rsfe-= ~ apply ing Al the ofitcS-
Eitr Der ut fils- IA zas 81 estt><tfie-u III
csau hs totiad ~ eiRtdiae the number Of
words by seven. Aug part of = illie counted
.ts ssiae fall linr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

The picture o, the Treasury building
70 D. placed on tue six-hundred-doll.r
oisomarx xarias stamp is fitting reminder
Of tbs hosrl contribution made TO tll-
insEltnll1n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Men Of legs are IN greater demand In
Western Nebraska than men ot brains.
The corn has grown SO tall there his
year that short men are useless IN the
fields Il Is stated FOR q fact that a man
there hAs applied Tor patent on q pair
of ssilfs 10 be worn 10 picking corn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Ex Secretary BLAINE very promptly
pardOnsd nis son JAMEs for gsttiag N T-
ned On the sly. Mr. BLAINE bad some
experience OF this kind and knows how
u u b mse-f.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Gen. A. ". WEsr. the Vice PrsAden-
tial Candidate WITH Gov. BUTLER two
years a<o. writes that be Is very much
pleased with the speech OF NJ. II. FORD,
delivered At toe time be accepted the
domination FOR Congress here.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

There Is reason for pride IA the Jour
nalistc profession over the fact that while
every other business stood still during
the terrible days OF disaster IN Charles
ton, tirsless reporters were busily at
work investigating the facts and sending
the sad stories OF the catastrophe TO in-
terested people all over the world. To
the telegraph operators, too, who stayed
braysly by their instruments while walls
were crumbling about them, is due no
small share % the credit. Ii was try
ing ordeal, but the reporters aud the op-
orators acquitted themselves nobly. The
world owes no small amount OF back pay
10 these two classes OF It's servants.
The Washington correspondents are
talking now of having the Republicans
nominate Gen. PHIL SHERIDAN as their
next candidate for President. Little
PaIL's nomination would give Us a cam
paign with hurrah to It. SHERIDAN has
always had Ssy Of getting there il there
was any sort OF chance. AS the Repub-
lican party, like the Democratic party, is
organized 10 secure the offices and not
the enforcement of any princi le, 1t
doesn't matter whether the General is a
Republican or a Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

nor sALE RESTAE RANT And DINING
Il r,eu. sltilatea ca iae principle slreel Ia. ne
cily. aAa aolag rrsl class qaa llg business Nhieh
r. constantly Iurfeaslue elll * sai1 ioT oas1 0r
exchanged iQI ems praperts keaslus i,f stlang
sickness ga rfopue...f, Apply O. A. paWxr.
attorney a. las, taual 81. ~
NOR SAfE CIlEAF-~NAII HORSE YOUNG
/ aud I'd perfectly eelils. eoud driver. rice
looking f...4 7uke a. saddle al>4 lishl pi..stoil
Inquire "a ~ A0lToe-sL -
NOR sALE-UFkl6HI PIANO NEARLY MN
r and some furniture. Room "a. iiSli hieok 81
Cana a. sai
NOR sAIE-A coed CARRIAGE OK DE-
Il hyep hulss sof sale cheap Cal al - NoFlh
ioDia e. A.
NOR sAIE-A GOOD sEkNICAhLE nOksE
/ foF family or delivery Purposes, cheap. al IS
Nouroe-st su
INOk sAl-t-One ufE ishl 'Erntsi 0aher piano.
L nearly new. One feuinsuiaT coal stove. with
oven. large si1e, bought nea last winter oae bed
couch and some other furniture tu4aift al
rooGa "A BAL block, So Canal - hf
INOk sALk-CONFLkIk SKI \. d. IMPORTS
II Waite actions aud deienoos aid other yslO-
able laW books Viii be sold cheap. Address
Fred ; Clsrk. Grand Rapids Mich
nor sALE-A FIRS f-ClAss SILVER MATCH
Il kgin, National Watch CoMp4nys make
cesi 50, used DJa little, vii be sold al liberal
discount Inquire al IELEskAh hkhAl.B once
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Yesterday was a proud day for Tom Kel-
ley, the Kinchin Kid, the Paradise Alley
Pet, Kit the kOniacker, the Biddle Street
Bow and other statesmen who kindly take
the trouble of arranging nominations for
the voters of the Ninth Districts. Louis
Psnfftfrrn
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
sTATE PRESS FOIBLEs.

To be Devoured by Ten Pound Coon.
There is on exhibition at Reeds store a
water melon weighing forty seven and one
half pounds Montague Boomer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
OPINIONS OF EDITORS.


Minneapolis Weather.
well, said the stranger, pointing 20 a
statue Of Mercury. with its muslin drapery
aUout the waist. Il never was in cOun-
try before where they had TO dress up the
statues on exhibition 10 keep them from
freezing It's pretty cold country, aud no
mistake st Paul Globe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
New Fall Dress Goods

Our stock for The fail trade is now being
opened and placed Oh sale. We have So
cured some Of the most desirable fabrics
both American and foreign manufacture
comprising a large assortment Of novelties
for combinations; also great variety Of
Diagonal and Home-spun SuitiBgs, prices
commencing as low as 25c per yard
SPRISG & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

In Kentucky they spell it whisky; else
where it Is spelled whiskey. They drink it
with more Es than they spell il in Ken
tucky.- Boston Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

The result of the election IN Maine has
not materially changed BLNSE's chances
FOR reorganization. IL wss not such a
victory for sue Republicans a. 10 add
impulse % ths partys prestige IN that
state. nor Ess The opposition 50 Success
f1i - to give the Democrats good excuse
ior Growing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
they are cheap.


TIE typs-ioanders Of the country are
Ia session a. Niagara Falls, trying, We
presume. - gauge their prices by the
hslgnt nf the falls.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
Rugsi Rugsi

People who desire to save money in pur-
immense stock 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 to FIVE dollars less for each Rug
Spine & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

With Lord Randolph Churchill pitted in
parliament against Mr.. Gladstone. who
Shall say that he sardine fears the whsle?-
san Edacisc0 Examiner.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

~ THE fciT.kk IAC.iES wflA Pgr.
~ h-e~saa $685. f-s9r fssct sfrs-s esstlsrlt
III A. ~r=rfar ~ cfrr-4 - tHe 'ezse< 50
FrnsFa1 sfst -, fsbef Eitn rss erraesffki PRE-
elzsazs larssorsIile ire RTes ~od in fazfT eNees
esr'rs ehae 6tess Ar6k1 ass1E earnrsorl
xanrae-S.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

IIng-s-Iln9- 9-IIn9 -tInJ-a-IIng-
There's a dude on Dayton-st. who has
nicknamed his ex-gir, Earthquake" She
shook him. - Cincinnati telegram.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

4 OsT-A KNIGHTS or PHYIRIAs CHARM.
IL IN the iorm oi n circle, white iiiy on one
slde aud the Letters 4. X X l.. aud I'll. + on the
other side skull and cr0ss bones and letters p 4.
b. Leave AZ Bay nes gallery and be rewarded. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Liitie Governor Huns boom Tor the
Democratic nomination for the PresI-
deocy ISN'T booming very pereeptIbly
nova days. As 90 the candidates tor
lS-s nothing - more probable ~ the
present time than that President CnEvE-
land vii receivs the nomination 90 the
8-st ballot. II not By scclamation.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Ask, and Ye Shall Receive Not.
Canada has not demanded the release of
those Alaska sealers. Cansda does not
often ask for things she has no expectation
Of getting Detroit Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
list SEE HERE.

THE TELEGRAM-HERALD does
not want your money unless il gives you
an adequate return for il. II you sdveT-
tise for anything in the WAN" columns
and don't get II. your money will be re-
funded or the advertisement Will be re-
peated. The advertisements taken on
this condition arc all those coming under
the heads of Boarding. Board Want
ed, f" Rooms to Rent, Rooms Want
ed" male Help Wanted" "Femsie
Help Wanted, Situations Wanted
Female" Situations Wanted Male, ="
Miscellaneous, and all Advertisements
not OF a strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tried the plan during
the past few months. Try it yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
nIsokLI4NkOUs.

WANTED AN PREPARED To GIVE An
W pie security and per cent Interest Tor a
loan Of s12J0 No bonus. Address ithis neekl
Loan. care Telegram Herald. A.
Cend one dollar or hty cents for Brslois DipE-
= liberia Remedy. positive cure Tor Worsi
cases OF diphtheTla or Group. snd surc preven-
tive OF either disease. Hundreds cured not a.
single death. Money refunded m any case 81
failure II directions are followed send for teStl-
monials IL Bristol, East Iawas, Mich. s5
WANTED A PAkTNER TO ESTABLISH A
W josbing boot and shoe house ia DraHd Rap
ids hy two practical men of experience ia the
jObhing trade To the right party. with sl5,Wo
10 SIS 900 capital % invest either special OF
tive, good opportunity is offered Address Is. a
NJ this Office.
IIANTED-A FEW MEN WITH TIE FOLLOW
W ing Capial Energy, Pereeryance and Hon
esty % call the Office Valley city Life Assocla
ton and examiR our new departure in Life lns
salary or commission % M0nr est Rooms 1 sld =
first floor. Walter : Powers sec -
yIANTED-ONE TO INVEST $500. In new
W mandatory business that pays lager
profit than any mercantile trade Above amount
viii purchase one third interest Address A.
Teiegram-He zsu
WANTED PARTNER. ACTIVE OR STINT.
" in the auction aud commission business, 70
handle new and secondhand furniture, and al
kinds Of merchandise A saie thing aud big
profts Address call after r. N. q. B. Wright
City Auctioneer, g. Broadway. sou
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
Detroit. Msckinac a Marquette X II.
"TBK NkCkISaw sHosT liza"

Expre< trains DAILY The yesr round snsfe oio>s
and south. 70 Al Lake Superior points.
WATSON. = W AIIrr
f3enl superfntentouL t5er'l psss A TYrkef A.
Narouette. Mich. hsrQuefia Nirh
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Our immense Carpet Department Is filed
With the most desirable and best goods
Manufactured. We are still selling No
quette- for si35 per yard. velvets, Az
ministers. Brussels. Inzrains, etc. At the
lowest rTioes.
SrErvs 4 CowravY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Trhin No. has Through Coach daily exoers
sunday, Tor Grand Rapids Holland Grand
Haven, Muskegon and pentwaier. Also Through
Coach leaves The above points vis g. A W n Nv
each day, excefs sunday. arriving in Toledo o.
Train No .; Is p. nj
AL trains daily except sunday
II. C. PkRKEE- 0cni psss. Agert
r. z. MATTHEwt Northwestern Ar. kuskes0r.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16


IIANTED-A SITUATION A. BOOKKEEPER
W or helper in wholesale grocery store. Ad-
dress lss cedar Springs.
iDNER1IsING SOLICITOR WANTED On A
A new aud good scheme. - per cent comm p
sion ia q. My good man wanted. Apply 10
GrmmOud this Office.
UANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A slIGA-
W tioI IN store OF any kind of respectable en-
ployment Address William Andre. Jenisonviiie
Mich. 80
\ HAVE a COOK. DINING ROOM GIRL AND
| a girl for general homework IN small family,
also woman house keeper wanting PLACES
L. Davis ~ Canaist
iyANTED-A SITUATION BY PRACTICAL
W Engineer either ia saw mill OF factory tHen
tyiive years experience Best OF reference given a.
- ability no objection b 60 into the country
Address Engineer Care 4I3 Crescent ave 9rsHd
Rapids Mich. p
NIIUAII0N WANTED-A YOUNG Man De
> sires petition ss clerk under steKds sttnogra-
phY. can furnish typeWrfter. beat of refereIloe
Adare~s 'sfeao this once a.
WANTED POSITION A. ClEKk IN A SfDkE
w of 1fico or as hpok keeper. speaks freuCh.
ceTmsn. HaIiandish and knsiish. Ad1ress 7 q,
p q. Box ;. Holland. Nich. ssu
XVANTFD - SITUATION sTFNoaRAPHFR
" and tgpewriter operator cord peHmsn.
writer. Reference god Address A. p boz ia.
Noatery. Mlcb. ssf
tVANTEp-A FlsSIll0N rs HAElAAKF cox
" sra shop have n al n perisnee la t'osh. sderess
Loez Box kenl Clig Aich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
GRAND RAPIDS, THURSDAY. sgPr 10

~ The TELEGRAM
HERALD has the
"W ant ads of the city
and Everybody looks
for them IN our col
umns. Try them;
they are cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
He Has Had Experience.

Rem Barker. OF the Reed City Clarion, is
still earnestly engaged in fighting the war
Of the rebellion Trarcrsc Eagle
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

The alleys in Detroit are getting full of
Congressional candidates. and street travel
IL becoming obstructed by bOonAs II is a
pretty cold dsy when a new one isn't trOt-
ted Out-Sfgfe Republican
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
Lake shor. a wiohis.r southern x.i.rs-
100 fnsfefon

locs frelfht iesves Grsnd Rspids a. = N.
cerfy lnf g-sssf'1Fers - fsf ~ A AileGkn
A. trains 1siif ercepf 9un6es
IhroiRh urketf ~ a. Tsfirtk and hertha IN
eieeranF coaches car - SECURED 81 Trrh,r Tlffef
oitca. q Huu-of.f sff 81 anFot
J. "a. Nck kNNFT fsesar~si kppat
gro ". NUS70N. CITY 1ietei Aeeut