davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20

became Identified
withthc Working
Womcu's Protect
i've union at the
time 81 its estab-
lishment in 1868,
and has been sill
perintendent
since that time
covering n period
Of wen I Y tx
years. Durin z
this term Of SEP
vice Mrs. Ferrer
has been of meal
cuiStle benefit to
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20

greatly raised.
while in Indiana once noted for its ma
laria and related eudemics. the sanitary
revolution has been 50 complete that in
forty years tie average duration Of life
has been increased nearly ten years, and
tine percentage of disease has sunk to as
low D point as in any of the oldest states.
Much of this improvement Is due, Of
course. 20 ,hc drainage Of sVamps and
clearing uD Of the land. bat % very large
part of II To the efficient state board Of
health. aided by the resident physicians in
every locality.
In a.l the central western states the
official machinery fox public sanitation IS
as perfect Us that Of amy state depart
mont The physician 1T the head OF each
county board cx otiicio the health officer
Of the county, i5 yigilant In his work. and
ii b. Il fact now recognized ly journalists
that if one desires to learn the most promi
ucnt OF Tire local pcculartes Of district
in the shortest possible time the right
man for him 20 apply to is an intelligent
physician. The doctor in the rural re
cious is the local scientist All the newly
discovered bugs and worms are submitted
I'D linn for an opinion and the farmer,
well digger or miner who discovers an in
teresting fossil is delighted 20 hand II
over 20 our doctor" The family doctor,
indeed. has long stood next TO the preacher
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20
BRAWNY MEN WILL MEET.
Tho Butcher National Protective Asso-
citation Mt Philadelphia

II Is expected that the procession OF
butchers that will march through the
streets of Philadelphia on the Gath inst.
will number 1000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20
AMERICAS DOCTORS.
THEY RECENTLY NET AND TALKED
MATTERS OVER AT CINCINNATI.
Portraits and Sketches OF DIR. a. y. +.
Garne,t, Dr.. Joseph EansohoT, Dr. W.
w. Dawson and Dr. j. VI. Matthews.
Tho Family Doctor.


Only the other dag several hundred doc-
tors. composing the American Medical as
ISOLATION met in Music hall. Cincinnati,
organized for the coming year. divided
their numbers into ten sections and an
tered at once upon session which az
tracts the attention of the whole country.
not alone for the zeal and ability dis
played. but for the prominence given by
the older members 10 the wonderful prog
rcss made in medical science in the last
third of century \ most gratifying
fact in this progress is that while the
current joke represents doctors rs wishing
for more sickness "to make business
active" they are everywhere the most
ardent investigators Of the causes of dis
ease. the most earnest sanitary reformers,
and. as n rule. astonishingly success ful IN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20
N; -:-,.==.s...-s=sz.rsAa.-j
vsyy 81 !. .,..,,,.
;T'5F5'EIEI' q q 3SG=11if-s3W6I

An INTERIOR. 81. GEORGES CHURCH.
Oificiallv. and as n really United States
church. the Methodists usually date from
the noted Asbury conference Of 1874, at
which the polity of the denomination was
assimlatcd 10 that of free and indopcn'
dent republic; but eleven years before. IN
july. 1913. a conference Of ten Methodist
ministers was held in this Philadelphia
church There was no United States. O.
course. and there were no united colonies
but this little conference represented New
Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary
land and q part of New York 50 81.
Georges was the first Methodist church
in Philadelphia. and as il is still standing,
It is the Oldest Methodist church in the
United States: but il was built IN 1863 AZ
n German Reformed church. The mem
bors wanted English preaching. but I'M
fortunately the first English address they
heard in the church was the address of
sheriff who took charge of the building
for debt contracted in the construction,
and put the trustees in jail.
~
They remained there many months, too;
then Joseph Pilmoor and Richard Board
man secured their release by guaranteeing
the debt. and took the church as security.
and in November. 1863. Joseph Pimoor
preached the first Methodist sermon there
In 1863 there was q grand centennial cele-
bra ion of the cv,a at which Bishop
Simpson took "a prominent part and
Meihodsts we've present FROM many parts
of The world For some years after the
revolution nearly all the Methodist preach
i'm was bv "circuits" the ministers
seldom remaining more than month or
sin weeks AT one charge. Baltimore be-
came a great Methodist center long before
New York did. and still remains a Method
list stronghold. During the revolutionary
war the British used s.: Georges as a
cavalry headquarters. filling it with ar
tilcry wagons and horses, but as it had
no floor. and none but the toughest board
seats. they did not injurc it much. Dur
Ing that time the congregation worshiped
III the old Baptist church ON Lagrange
street. On each side q the pulpit there
NAV now be seen in the church marble
tablets bearing the names of the nearly
900 itinerant ministers who were stationed
here during the 100 years from 1863 to
1859 -Four of the number became bishops
Francis Asbury, of goodly farc; Richard
Whatcoat Rober, T. ROBERTS and Levi
Scott, the latter. next to Asbury among
tie most famous of early Methodist
bishops. ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20
NEW WORKS. SENSATION.
The Metropolis stiII Talking fthe Tragic
Death Of Broker Hatch.

The Hatch Scofeld tragedy IN Ne"
York. which has so excited the uo.hani'
ties. nav not be entirely disposed OF LOT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20

an immense number of poor girls. She
has not only aided them with advice, but
with money. and mas enabled many girl
whose fate. perhaps. trembled in the
balance between avirtuous and abandoned
life to gain situation, and thus enter
upon an honorable career.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20

devising proven
We measures.
Tho city in which
this gathering is
held presents a
gratifying proof
OF this fact. the
percentage Of pre-
yentible diseases
having been re-
duccd 10 a mini
num- In Ohio
and kentucky the
average of public
Loalfb has hoau
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20

opponents for tlo presidency. warm
f.icnd and supporter. however IS O. murih
younger man apparently, and thorough
represortativco his native kentucky. IN
tAc sessions OF the association he showed
himself very able speaker and so ready
n uarliamontariau that one inclines 70 the
opinion that he ought to be III congress.
His medical works are noted for clearn"s
of statement.
DR.. Joseph Ransohod, of Cincinnati, has
achieved quite success as chairman OF
the committee OF arrangements The as
sociation. after its principal meeting and
organization. is divided into ten sections;
there is first general meeting. then each
section has n meeting to discuss It's spe-
cialty, and then the doctors are allowed q
reasonable recess to see the city sights
The social receptions are especially attract
i've: and all in all. this meeting takes rank
as q notable event.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20
Mrs. SCOFIELD.
III \ II IL
FERRIS

10 secure A witness 70 the fact that Mr.
Hatch was in her room. than 10 call in
minion of the law to see for himself, al
though she might cunningly give another
reason 10 the policeman?
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-20

tHIlAVU hVN N1II.l'I 10 "I'''' 11''''' -
Immediately upon Gen. Grants death
means were taken 10 raise money for this
monument. Thecommityre appointed for
the purpose acted with such zeal that
during the week the funeral took place
nearly all the funds were subscribed.
Without waiting 10 secure more. in order
TO erect more elaborate memorial. they
at once procured designs and set 10 work.
The result is one that Chicago is proud Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
YyKsr SIDE NEWS.


William r. wesielhouse Is building a
house Oh Jeffsrson-st-
Oue Of the buildings Of the Ph9uix Fur
nlture Company is receiving = new tar roof
Gissler q Fritz ara constructing . large
wagon shop at the corner Of First AID Ala
bama-sts-
Mrs James Gibbs. who has been visiting
friends AZ Lowell tor several weeks, has re-
turned home.
Kilstrom a Petersen are building some
new coal sheds on 5econd-st, between the
railroad tracks
Jobu b. Wagner, with A. Preusser. is
baiidsng Ans house a. the corner Of JEFF
ferson and Vsto-sts.
Ctas. II. Chick Is building a three-story
fa'. % be oivi@sd into four sets Of rooms,
a. tLe corner Of Sixth and Scribner-sts.
The Valley City Ice & Coal Company are
parting up some new coal sheds on the
q. K. & I. Railroad iusE soath Of WesE Full
t0n-sf.
Chss Petersen Is adding another block
o. his establishment r. The corner of West
Bridge and Stocking SIS. Tbs lower hoc'
will be used for a saloon.
William Kari and wife will visit their
friends and relatives IL Byron township
this NrcA- VII asoo oSn ca pist7S A'H
Ing "Trip 20 Green LAKE while he Is away.
The G.. X. q. 7. Railroad was blocked foI
q abort time Yesterday by the passage Of 9
house which was belug moved across the
track Just south OF ths Bridge strest depot
The West Grand Rapids Gun Club. which
vas organized iast Aarcn with John L
Sirshsn IS President have q prsciice with
American clay pigeons at ConstOck's farm
ever sunday. Last sunday ihs followins
sc0re vas made out OF - shOss. Z. G. Wbar
ton. -. : Harding. 10 = ". Copy, IL; A
Beard nan. 70. W. Kari, 10. T. WOrfei, rs
/ o. ID. AveFill. IS. J. ". Richards. 10, II
worfsI, "a: 9. Carpenter, IL W. Young. IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

r~as sAFE-HuRsx AxB CARRIkGx FoR
Il sac caesr a - fcorfh r. is
lsok sAisA eIiVEs fEsTfo foaNET-
Fer1-rs 81 fae<a d Hsisass stsfk. n~f~e~e
aas q ~ -
Tsfa eAfR c8EaP-fHf H&NnseNEsT
pnaF a lae eiff $50 Ell tFesea 70 1at
sess $50 sstsa~ Feffie fea. tef tae le1a
~ 20 fer - sfes AFpF - fass 80
So sasl ssslefH iassso fsFre is1
k0K $40 Caf& &F-LAafN fHAAE fLsfe
- reraaf dnss~ -. 49, fr-sessts 49,. -
eszsss go rs ~ sft D. ef ta1s sE4 Esasrs
So ssssaes 50 eita.ss ssas ~ Te9d taH -
Fefsass - sae@ -
tele <4EE~k fe6sff eH fkED es6kfk
tsss So afsEea o. ra~sEE sts4is -
44ese fssRses - sftz7s. a. Asrs's
fssn 80 sas - sses ssesk =
tasgH saf IA <fssS - D& kT Atf
So ast taFrs a. eFe - q Is Fa.ss-
- s aa<lee7s fsf fsss o'bs1 7Fsssiss -
- ~slss8 fsssFzFz<1lz@ 4 ga so
KNs s4IE-FksI FssTIEs say sfEH6E
Eae aes6sIsE xs1 g ss.sk<Aie tH lssiss -
&stve = HaazsE $ tsa@tsA lsstf
xzf8s ssKE a. kN4fE FTFTT 0f
asffsasrE - ar@ <szw xaz&Y, s<a :
-. &6x~ Rewc< eH<s&E RS pnNss<zoo sasssztE<
G~ a nevw - = ennst -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

NornE aers r'~sn fhsi ysiiiisr' sss .sis
fss eeeF -t ~ re tntFr7'ffttat - ais
f-r,t't rearf srr rrs faHnts of eHf tt -teif rf
~ ieasi ssf = 1ns reaaea .n ssat raisrt -
- .nrrssse - rsffi ~ esrlss ~ ne ff
es-rrs.sr 4 fsEftfe fs<- kfffiss - tfe titT q
-,s.l asrI.Ie seiisE e. ~ srf te ~ ssfle1
:. 80 fas-s<ffn - Flh ~ anFs 20 ~
~ s-esralne ~ So So rsessal faff%F. =
-. =. s,,ss,s., ~ i,r2nf eels ~ al Neetif q
<s..s s,,.s stafs ~ y a11s t 49, in'f
-. - - sassf ssfs ~ ~ 81 go
- -sssl,...s e..< .sxssref - ~ t1 -
s,ss go 49, s~s=rt~s ia - efeH - Sc
s.s...ss.~ - rsesss - ss4i t>s4 ~ e
- - s..f~ tse4 - et1Fa - - fe
49, - ~ l4ex 50 sss
49,. .-s.3 =, sitse SID eiss e45ef So
u -. r-srs~ts.ns - fasstt =
49,. -, 4 s,ssz,iss q ~ - 81 So
--.s.s,. +. ses-ss - 49, - a 81 e
- e,f asseH aefH 81 80
= -. - fesatf tTe = 4o -
- - 81 $50 - s. srsseses So <ss.s q
e -. : - ~>sa1ersT 80 tzFas8 t#+
- - s~s<ss..s 81 - eefea - -
= - sssssss. s1s sssh asE = - sss - : p
"....s s,x,ns ssesss sesseea. @sss = -.
Fas ssFe<s ks9ess eanf~ss g x1ffE6
ns~v y xazss Assafa<@ - f~6
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

nas Gees - Js<ks~s-
Bu..nsss sas very bEisk IL ne Police
Court yssss-fsy and Jatze Ho.zass s2s
b1sy ns4rly al esy.
NJ. Fiyna pls.s<f guilty - fhs charge
n kelax dralk lzzl ssl1rcay and sss sal
. over k.f tsslss dzy& Thos. AsEsis w.s
ssksI - isil for tsslss .dsss tor ths SANE
s1sass.
Phuaip Piece vss dE1nk ea sunday and
sss s<1E 0<sz ~ sAs rsek PALE ior tussss
& spring szs fonnd aruak % sunday.
ns Dad 60 IS.
Dl1x Egsa vss loaad slsspinz Ia stair
ssy SATURDAY. sizht and be vas gwen
/ 1iissl days Tor yssrsacg.
| cbas Sterling pad 80 fos BENG dfunK
| snd dssof1sFly 90 o1nd1f.
Jss. Walters had his dlsorc.Hiy case adj
IoaFnsd unGli Ialy sth-
Iva Esin0al atd Det appear tor sentence
yesterday snd . beach warrant vas issaed
/ for her zrreat.
/ Aana Bsewn. the wesk-mindsd eolofsd
I gia who szs arrested FRIDAY BigEi. siis 10
/ paE gp lor seaisnes tomorso<. TIE COZ
1lloa of her mind Is being Investigated
John waidfon pleaded guilty to the
/ charge OF disordefiy, and sentence Vas
fh0s Jackson Tor assault and battery. viii
| have . trial the z1t-i-
Al Howard tue alleged forger. was held
for trial a. the present term OF The superior
Court.
Arthur Fagia. charged with stealing q
horse was discharged.
srgzsME-Csshesine Hssche vs. Wenzis
| Hszene motion 10 dixmizs. so ordered. 90
L - A.. 4..ta. Of
lds st a. order 70 SHOW cause shy iDIune-
lion should not issgs- The People vs
Thomas Hylsnd. larceny. sentenced &C
Jaexson for i've years
CIRcUIr-Chas. Bstsmsn vs.. ID. b. Gslien
tine, zssampsit; motion for new tria
argued and submitted. Hannah +. Antho
nv ". Adoiph krey et al: trespsss on IN
case. motion for leave 20 fle amendsd dee
iaralicn granted. With costs. Peter Aslon'
~. Wm. Whaien. sssumpsIt; findings hied
Judgment for plaintiff for s7307 cents sn'
ecsfs. +. G. Kenyon ". l. T. Leonard e
al, tfeseass. motion for new trial cenied
Aay J. Hill IS. Chas. Hill, divorce, Orderet
that defendant pay go solicitors lee AID ;
per week. psysbis az The end Of each foU
weeks commencing June ?, ises, and I'll
tor expenses Cleveland Paper Compsn,
vs. T. ID. Harris sssompstf. judgment 10
plaintiff FOR sle6 IS and costs.
PRoBAFx Estate OF NJ. Bradley Nash
deceased, order granting license 10 sell rea
| estsfe.
Esiese Of Andrew Nuckle. deceased. De
titlon FOR appointing Of administrator fIed
heari-g August 5.
Estate OF TheodOsia NJ. Rose. deceased
order admitting vii 10 probate; resiinar.
legatses bond fled and letters issued q
fhOniss Rose.
, Estals ol Frank ". Morris. an insan
! person. gnardi rs second annual repor
nlei. hearing Joly Is.
,Esfate OF Joseph Benjamin Nhitmors
r deceased, order admitting foreign will Z
probate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

re ie.lies a. the Irsvarealist Societv eiil
rria fheir ernnsl stFaneerrV f.stiVsi snt
i4ro fefs an she -rrrrfs 81 ~ Fl Luce.
Fsa eernpr ~ fnltcn-sf sft l~fisrsssr-
sre. 81 etpes.is7 ersning. Iune -. Fsne
s,1rsc atf sfhef affrsctfore Tirsefs. -
riafinz sa-uis ssten ead refresh fi1eBfs -
renfz. Shontf - ~este~r rftTe .fsfzn :
ire festival vii hs beia sr Thsrsisv even.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

Ihs press dispatches snish have been
ssns 70 me DsmosFatie Newspapers from
Chicago daring ne Conssntion have been
xsry fair aud DOT a al biased. In faef'
II ne same of ths payer we're not knoSn'
in CONS Instances u you'd % hard TO
tell ths politics of the pager from ne
dispatches. This h certainly vsry con
nsssl.bls and Il il can DC continued
through TIE campaign ihsrs vii be
nsx era IN politics. A par tissn news
ospsr aasf. u soarse. dgkt hard tor ia
candidate. bus 10 can do that and not b
unfair - The other ncksk Let Us have
hot ashf. bat no mad-sllHsing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

IN fhese 3,vs ~ s6oifsrsfion ard irsud.
IN 81 srsnehrs ~ efsine~s s0d rstrsutf< it
- pleasing e. anew that taere - ere rae1i-
= ue.'iclne q Salrhur Bisters fa curing
s.sofsis. roa can aarerd on tAen every
tine. ~ 81 ErrRrs. A. n. Charleston. : G,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

Borrxtrs sail ia the Convention that
"Mnus went hsl bsnt for Governor
kExr- Perhaps is might be proper,
under tie circumstances. 10 say that The
Chicago Tribnne went ~from hell 10
brsakfasr' for JTM BtArSx and ths Re-
publican party.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

Fss Hoasis SsrsspsriIls = really "pecn-
lar. Prepared hv = com nbtrstion. prcpor-
iiou snd process auknown - other mesl-
riueS. Hoods Ssr~apsailis sccompiishss
cures hitherto nnknnva.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

rha r,vi-sa, sfr-~t v = ehurch vi give
s>eu,h~rs ~ the SUNDAY scn,-'t iree r'cie e
Ps1is lake ard ufcnic West1es'isT. -
z-th. fhcs- intending - go masf b ss the
ehsiroh a "a n
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

ne sffs1tca n al rsTties ~ho So lessh'
tt.4 tsr = plss.e II nh.ci - i.,rste 1tatslit-
s.rios tnsi 81 aeS ia,f1sfrez = esi - - ~
~,tfsee e Ffneo1ntns. a4F c1eats, Afta
cd - nnis4 fsefillieT, 1f14ness - -
.s..,r.,s,,ee - Nssshef aaa stesf fsei a. 80
- The "a So = ~ tear sbsns eos
.s,sf,u sns q x'-sss bees 81 aesaisss .lrs-'
80 efx-~ q seed eenNs A&sEszs =. A
rer>s.n<sf v <r~ cl<rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

Al Howard TIE nan Who passed forxed
check =. Nred IsceY's livery stable. was
held ror 'risi Ia re Police Court yesterday
md hennd ever 90 The present term Of me
Superior Do0rt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

When BtrRT Wall WA married Il vss
SAID h.s reign a. kiax Of the dudes was
ever. But from sn itsrn which hss erept
On. concerning the number of his boots,
shoes and slippers a vii os ssen be 70
stll dude. Il is ssid hs has three
handrsd and thirty pairs and has book
in which a description of each pair -
ksps Can the KING Of tbs dudes have
more
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
Furniture stored.

nURNrTURE STORED. PACKED AND
L moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
6y Radolif K Holt III eouth DiyisiOn-si. tele-
phone No 9Ja Jan'y .. 50
nuRNITURE PACKED By EXPEKIENCED
worknen and stored cheap by Mrs. g. J.
Walker. second hand furniture dealer. IL South
Diylsion-sf. l2lti
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

since DLAIxz ssni two more kilograms
requesting hls frisnds noe 20 vote fof
hnm q 10 20 % hoped thss his e1smiss
vii insist 40 longer THAI hs didns nsan
~hat DO wrote ia bis Fiorsncs and Paris
lsstsrz. What more bs e0uld have said
10 intensity bis dscilnatloa Of the nomi-
nation u ls hard 80 see. Perhaps
now that the nomination 10 made
aad there 10 nothng more fo
10 t-ar fsom tho ~Piansd knight.
s,asegsis ard disssfsetsd Rspabllesn'
alike wsa give h.m eredit for httls
sincerity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

IF the Republicans sre satisfied With
HAEsIsoN vs suppose she independent
rrssa snrht % b.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

W. Rsv r. 70 uore conr ecfec wftn me-
IN srv xav. shs,e or uiannsr-
Pr N. FaI1nErg. -. n fesTl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
Moneu TO Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
wi property in large or small sums at low rate
OF interest Reel Estate bought and sold and
houses To rent For particulars inquire OF T. r
Twsmiev hlock IS5
MONEY To LOAN o. GOOD REAL ESTATE.
MI in sums fIom $500 10 5000. A. x. Antsdel:
" 157tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

Dsf.rssxrs - not dead, SrkNLET "a
safe and Blame Is stin in the Highlands
Of Scotland With nothing b hurry him
home
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

cur sfore Vii - cirssd ~ ususl a. 3
ocioek exceut Wednesday spd saturday
svaninEa fEffe 4 ~corr.
s. Nanrpe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

Urv wnna roR oU1Cw hot srwNFR
ID So s - rer rerf fftf'aRs ~ ~ 5rx
= sa per esd bsfn delivered Tsone -. g,
+. = ssaer 500 sareftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

Bsfcrs EDEsoS Ass bis phonogrsph
pct fsclsd. Prof. BILL has invented" .
rasehins which to calls tie xrsphophone.
IA The instrument - almost The same
aud the name - merely transportation
of phonosrsph. il y safs 10 suspect al
ssst that Pref. Ball "a borrowed soms
of hrs IDEAS fr6m EDisos The latter
may ebisss httls and Try TO back mp bis
Of iecrons ~ las; oas there no use,
Ball sili vin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

1kss.wa~r sf lfsss 4. ssy sAvssxlsezas&s
kss k~ fos1a ~ d5sfsisS ths ss1 ses ~
~sEds ~ ssss<~ Asy E~xfof . nas es>ssss
ssens f11I ltna.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

"a Is said that Mrs.. MAcKAr's ss-
esBdsucy n Psris is ever. Other rich
Americnns have gone to Paris, SO msre
wsaIth has tscorne quite COMMON Is Is
from saeh people that foreigners form
thsm idss of Ansrica0s largely. Vulgar
Display - thu rule and so laek or refine
raenf IL accredited 10 al Amsricans. But
there always wul DO MAcxAIs and so
tDsfe slwsys wiil 90 people Who think
tie xcfd American - only q synonym
fer al hat - rich aud sxtraygsnt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

NOR sALE-sUMMER COTTAGE. Ny COT
+ tage ct shady side, Nacatawa vi sell ior
500 The two lots slcne are worth that sum.
Also for sale sJ00in Ottawa Beach first mortgage
foods. These are gooa securities at per ceIt-'
aud are ai.o exchaa aageahle for lots. Wll sell Al
us
TOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
acres. with frame house, one mile ana
quarter IRON Eall-sL Apply a. Mrs J. q. Wax.
er's. Il South Divisions. l@4i
f,oR sALE-TzE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate oftne late Daniel ScheTmerhorn
one mile west Of the ely, fronting Briogest- IL
Is a fine dairy farm or Tor TDit raising and gar
dening. Nay lie sold n from ten TO thi-ty acre
irts fpoly 10 Dr. VnfwOrfh administrator ls2
Fourth st.. Grand Rapids, Hich. l0Hf
TloR SATF-PfNE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
rood Arms and city property for Gale cheap.
also money 70 loan Call 81 Loyeu block Canal
St opposite sweets Hotel. A. r. Antisdel. sItf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

rr4r r<wAN-rAN ADD A TTSF svsf--
ssaple< ore seent ssrnef e - afte~s p
te g. - in isss r q 81 1871. Nsw Vera. fetf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
6QcfafS--U fIfited.

WANTED OCAL OR TRAVELLING AGENTS
W for new specially. Fire Proof ss1es- \. u.
Fgent oTdesed a carload first week, y. }. agent
halt carload, a Mich. csnsssser cleared 500
frN nonsh, Buffalo dealer with his other buSi-
ness = clearing slS0 per month on our specially.
Catalogue free. Alpine safe Co, Cincinnati, q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
Lost.

OsT-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON, A PEIR
L. of god bowet spectacles in case. snpTos
10 have been lost On platform % Union celot.
F.ader vi iii please leave them AZ the Ielfera
Herald ofiCe aud receive reward. Wm. X. Poser.
ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
WGnfed-- Rooms.

yVANTED - ROOM ASD BOARD IN A
w pleasant house near horse cars. oy gentle
nan and vile Address. stating terms, location.
iRtl
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
Situations Wanted--Maic.

IVANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERT
w ence. q plsce u work IN machine shop. G
win DO ary kind Of work. Address W. W., box
care this O.hce IL