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Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
REV. MIR. PeTEAT.
The Young and EIOqu quemt Baltimore
 Clergyman Unanimously Voted a Call

The Young and Eloquent Baltimore
 Clergyman Unanimously Voted a Call
 to Calvary Baptist Church.
 At a meeting of the Calvary Baptist church last evening unanimous call to the pastorate was extended to the Rev Edward M. Poteat of Baltimore. MT. Poteat is a young man about thirty years of age. He is regarded by competent judges amongst his associate ministers in Baltimore as the best educated man in the southern ministry. He is an eloquent and fervent preacher, and Calvary church anticipates period of great prosperity under his preaching and leader ship.
 He is now on his way to Hamburg, having sailed lastThurday on the steamer Hammonia He will spend four months abroad in study and recreation. Much of his time he will spend at Halle, Germany, attending lectures at an eminent theological school connected with the ancient and famous university there located
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
THE BRITISH AMERICANS.

They Demand a Secret Ballot and In.
 sfst That no Aid be Given to Paro. . chial schools.
 The British-American association held a largely attended meeting last evening and af- ter amending it's bylaws passed set of reso- Iutions which insist that it is the duty of the State to protect each voter in the exercise of his franchise from all intimidation and other undue influence, and to throw such safe- guards around the ballot box as to render his vote absolutely secret so that he may be pro- tected from the penalty imposed upon politi- cal honesty by power and corruption. They also s'insist upon the equality before the law of all men, all classes and all religious sects and in harmony with this principle we are unalterably opposed to the appropriation of any money raised by public taxation for sec. tarian purposes such as parochial schools or other denominational institutions, and we call upon the national, State and city gov- ernments to withdraw all such assistance or support as those institutions may be in re- cefpt of" Four new names were added to the roll of membership. .sss
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
Fort Gri.vvoIa-on-the-souna.

This admirable hotel opposite New Lon don. near the famous Groton monument, will open June 27th, and with it's cottages is to be under the management of Messrs. Matt thewa A Pierson. also proprietors of the Sturtavant House, New York. They have had years of experience at Saratoga and else- where. Cut this ont and send to them N.Y.l at once for plan of rooms and llus- trated announcement for the season which cpena June H7tk.--N, Y. 0oUespondsnce.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
pIa..apt Reminder.

Mr. James Twining, who has been employed by G. J. Moffatt & Co. for 8 number of years, has left his service and gone into busi- ness for himself. MT. Twining was very pop ular with his fellow-workmen and on taking his departure was presented with handsome gold headed umbrella by the many we'll zzishers from whose midst be goes.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
Perrin's Application Rejected.

The county commissioners yesterday re- jected the application of Frederick Perrin of West Haven for liquor license, because of the reputation of his place.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
.sdaY. June 5. Ises.
.EW ADVERTISEMENTS TO.I

JEW ADVERTISEMENTS 1O-DAA. Auction Sale-219 State Street. Blue Flannel Suits-C. E. Longiey & Co. For Rent-Tenement-B. L. Lambert. For Rent-Tenement-D. A. Blakeslee Ice Cream Ereezers-Robert B. Bradley & Co. Located in Town-Dr, Fred Cottea. Mathuschek Pianos-Treat & Shepard Company New Goods-Wm. Nicely & Co. Platt's Chlorides-At Druggists. Reed Chairs-Chamberlin 6 Co. Underwear for Men-At Dudley's. Wanted-Girl-210 Grand Avenue. -Waitress-Lucas House. Wanted-Board-P. O. Box .627. Wanted Girl, AIS Chapel Street. Wanted-Employers- Chapel Street. Wanted-Man-446 State Street. Wanted-Rooms-Tenant
 Wanted-Si -Situation-2O4 Meadow Street. Wanted-Situation-1 Carlisle Street. Wanted-Situaticn-2 Palmer Street. Wauted-Situasion Clerk. Wanted-Sltuation-l2 Mill River Street. Wanted-S -Situation-24 Canal Street. Wanted-S -Situation-916 Chapel Street. Wanted-Situation- Congress Avenue. -Situation-Experience. Wanted-Si -Situati0n-274W Wallace Street. Wanted-S -Situation-51 Hurlburt Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05

Call and listen to their beautiful tone at the Temple of Music. o. M. LOOMS. It is rarity in these days to find a really reliable article, but Sperry & Barnes hams are without doubt the best in the world. If you want pure kettle lard, ask for Sperry & Barnes. Every reliable grocer keeps these goods in stock f2s St cod Tha Hands0mest Lady in New Haven Remarked to friend the other day that she knew Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs was a superior remedy as it stopped her cough instantly when other cough remedies had no effect whatever. So to prove this and convince yoi of it's merit any druggist will give you a sample bottle free. Large size 50c and $i. d&w ssGMResLnUts7'-AvO them if you wish to be free from the suffering they cause To cure aches, pains and laxneness, use the Compound Quinine PlastezB. Sold by drug gists.
 Installmens.
 I will sell you the best piano made in this country on small monthly installments at the Temple of Music. c. M. LOOMS. ju4 At
 - We have fine Chickering Square Grand which we will sell for less than half the original cost for cash or on easy terms.
 B. SHoNINGER & Co.,,
 S01 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05

A cheaply made piano is dear at any price. The Mathushek is thoroughly first class and reliable. We know of none that gives as good satisfaction. At the Treat & Shepard Co.'s j5 eodSSw.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
Gibbs Was Ur1mInally Careless.
Shocking Acct

So read the Headlines many newspa per column, and we pes 7ith palpitating interest the details o atas trophe, and are deeply impresse acr1hce or hu- man lives involved ousands of men and women are every year to that terrible di ption s(scrofula of the lungs IF friends are satisfied tos iv incurable. Nav tbns mistake. No eartbI@ restore lung that ut Dr. Pierce's 'l rapidly and
 -,sumption if
 g, despair,
 'emedy.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
Nunt,ai HIoh mass.

A nuptial high mass will be celebrated in St. Patrick's R. 0: church at S:30 a. m. on Wednesday, when James P. Galliyan and Miss Maria Campbell are to be married.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
HaFnna Rrothora

Study your own interest and examine the beautiful Haines Bros. piano at the Temple of Music. c. NJ. LOOMS.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
HEyDD IT

What? Cured among others the following. They write:
 S49 Central Ave. Cincinnati O,l
 January 4th, 1888. AthloPhoros Pills have cured me of liver complaint and dyspepsia. I gave ten of the Pills to friend who is troubled with indigestion and he has improved won derfully. F. B. RowEKAMP.
 16 Rosette St, New Haven, Ct,
 February 10th, 16S6 ] Athlophoros Pills worked wonders in my : case of dyHpepsa. EMMA L. CLARK. Ath-lo-pho-ros Pills are small and pleasant to take, yet wonderfully effective Invaluable for kidney and liver complaints, dyspepsia, ir- digestion, constipation, headache, etc. They'll take away that tired feeling giving new life and strength. aTSend cents for the beautiful colored pie ture, Moorish Maiden." THE EATRL0PH0R0S co. ff2 Val St. <. K }
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
saeond.Hand Chicker,ne.

secondhand Chickering. have three second hand Chickering's that I will sell very low and on small monthly in- stallments at the Temple of Music.
 c. N. LOOMS. See Johnson 6r Brother,s ad. on third paee.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTAfxET, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE. WAsHINaroN, D. C., 1 a.m., June 5, 1888. For New England: Light to fresh southerly winds warmer fair weather.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
Special s1ntfees.

We'll Make the Price
 PUSH THE GOODS,
 And the Excellence of the Goods
 PUSH THE BUSINESS.
 We shall keep the business on the full run from now till the end of the season and make the Prices bring us two customers for every one we've had. The Half Price Suits-have you seen them They were $12, $I3.5o, $15. To-day they are $7.5o- only $7.5o. 500 Mems and Young Mems Suits in Cheviots, Cassimeres, Serges, Diagonals and Worsteds that are dollars and dollars below the usual price. Get one to fit you and you'll save from $5 to $8. And we can show you the choicest, finest, handsomest display of Spring Suits ever brought into this city. Our S2.5o, $3, S3.5o and $4 Trousers, very best quail ities; they were $4, $4. 50, $5 and S5.5o till a few days ago, but we've Topped off the profits and you'll not quit when you've seen them till you pick out one or more pairs of them.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing.

A latitude in styles and patterns far ahead and out of the regulation sort of other makes Suits from $1.75 to SIP
 We guarantee our goods in every respect The makers name is often & guarantee of superiority and if ever the brand of excel lence stamped garment 1t does the honestly and durably made Clothing of the
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05

PIatt,s ChIorides, aTrue Bisinfecs An odoSlsss liquid, very cheap and
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
The Hest in she World. Chlckerfng & Sons.

Call and listen to their beautiful tone the Temple of Music. O. M. LOOMS.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05
.gURORS CHOSEN.

They Are to Serve one Year From Sep tember 1 I'm Both the Civil and Grim inal Side of the Superior Court and she Court of Common Pleas.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-05

MoNTHs, $3.00; ONE MONTH, 50 :, l5 CENTS; SINGLE 4s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

wss eoneess a ibs opera hecss tenight.
Tbs fzI EsE2s HxRkLD gets hsf nes On
The It3 train aud customers hke Il much
better.
Aissr sleetisg enc from each yard and
township - eoasaisats the Co1aiy com
nitsses the oonssnk0u s1loarasu.
TAs Board II Polies snd Fire Comnsis-
sionsls and the Board a. Public Works both
held sessions yesterday afternoon.
The Police Court yas quiet yesterday.
only two drunkenness ana disordsriy exses
and they were discharged On Suspended
s<nteaee
John c. Saith. OF White River, was Ia
the city Yesterday for the nfsE tiae Ia
seventsen years. slihouss he lives aaly
fourteen niles fI0a bare.
The Democratic csnnty convention he'd
Ia the Couneii chamber Of the City Hall
Yesterday afternoon Was called 20 order ey
Levi Bssrdsley. ). A. MONTGOMERY Sss
elected Chairman. Arthur Jones sseFsfSfy.
Delegates 10 attend the Democratic state
convention al Grand Rapids on the iota
we're as follow. +. A. Wimms. city l.. y.
Phelps. Waite Hail; y. W. Cook. eisy, Wm.
AeiAaghlin. city; A. w. Veal. White Hall.
4 w. Bayoton. city, Arthur Jones. city,
X T. Bunker. city, James % Hara. city.
Herbert Stein. Nusksgon Tosnship; Martin
Walker, city.
The Republican County Convention con-
veped st the City Hall NJ 2 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon and adjourned 10 the Circuit
Court rooms. Ii was called TO order ny s.
II. Stevens. chairman County Committee.
Ed j. Smith. of Whitehall. was elected
chairman and Geo. Il. Loveless, of Lake
side. secretary. The convention was large.
In good spirits, snd everything passed of
pleasantly. The following named delegates
were elected TO attend bo,h the Ninsth Con-
grsssional Convention aud the Republican
State Convention TO be held at Grand
Rapids next Tuesday N. McGraft, City.
chairman: Geo. 4. Dowling. Montague;
Chas. l.. BTunarege. City; John w. Noon,
Lakeside; A. X. Petrie. City; c. w. Sessions.
City; samuel II. Stevens. City; III. Il. Say
ter. Whitehali; T. III. Wslbe. City; ALDO
Enos, Ravenns: Hirsm Morgan, sullivan;
Thos. Q. Stinson, Cssnovia; Chas. L. Stores,
North Muskegop. Resolutions were intro
dnced instruasshg the delegates To present
the name of Sewcounb McGraft to the Grand
Rapids convention as the right man to
represent this portion of the Srate on the
state Central Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
A GREAT SCHEME
Travel at the Rate of y Hundred Miles an
Hour Made Po.s bEe


Travel at the Rate ofsx Hundred Miles an
-Four Made ro-s bIe-
Nrw YORK. May 3.--Col. John II. Pierce.
Who nas invented system Tor rapid transit
for and and sea o. continuous pneumatic
current with arterial examinations. gave a
description Of bis invention 1t toe Church
Of the Savior. Coicnsl Pierce hopes to lay
q double harreled pneumatic tube across
The ocean By means Of which paSsen gers
can travel at tee rste OF 600 miles an hour.
The cars can be made either 1900 feet long
or ten feet long. and will have wheels en-
al sides. rney will De a little less than
tonr teet in diameter. and the passengers.
while occupying thsm. wiil reciine on lux
uri0us cushions. Air will be let into the
ears fec purposes OF ventilation by means
OF s.0o COCKS. aad for lighting electricity
viii BE- Used. ln order 20 prevent sn undue
rush Of arr az the terminus. large uum0er
OF sssial exits will be used which will en-
able the expresses TO SLOW up properly.
Colonel Pierce will allow the Government
10 furaisi the muDey. II nos, European
governments will have the opportunity.
Hong kong. Rnder the new systsm. Will
le reached n twelve hours, and Central
Africa in SIX honrs. Single tiekeis good for
either OF the points mentioned ought not to
coss more thsn so apsscs. Before laying
The AiantC tabe Colonel Pierce proposes 20
experiment with several shorter ones in this
vicinity. The Ers, lie thinks will run be
tween Flsttusa aud the lover portion Of
the cifg. People might laugh al him, Col
onal Pierce sad bat the inventors Of all
Great improvements had been laughed AZ
unsi sheir enterprises had proved success
frf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

lDs Eaff.lo Tines ssys. a snoFt
ssnss ago TIA Tinaes referred - the horrid
psoi zssy that = Fssssl<aE IN soms parts
ef Aic1szxn. fks rscori Of ihs Jssxs0n
state frison sIaes Dseensoer /. Hot Jet
i've saoDIss. goes Tar 10 saQpoEE our
vis.s. s5Ees Dscsnaosr l te<fs have
bses sinsls slz8s eosgiets rseslvsd sna
q this nan1sF tas ssntsnes II esghfsen
- ssfnsr tsn years o. szess.ls thar tine.
Five haga eolas Tor lie. Thirteen have
basa sent for rape o. assault Ga 5oung
girls; ons tor nErdsr n tie hrst degree
enc for arson, whils tie range o. the
others eosacs the shols estsgory Of crime.
Aieh, zsa sspalc Fssiss Der criminal laws
aud nsks sths punishment Tor rape.
death. lie Who taxes hfs Is murderer
and dssssTss death, bat 20 VITO brutslly
ferces irsm young xlrl her honor de-
serves 10 be burned AZ ths stake"
ftsss - sentiment quite similar 10
this prevailing N Michigan. bat Il has
n0t reached tns Eeink where II can con-
trol .hs L~gislaturs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

CFsCU1r-Josspo iscompt and Peter
Marvin we're admitted - citizenship Alice
T. Fisher - street Railway Company OF
tsrs0d Rapids. molten % a.soivs injunction.
argument q progress
SUpERoR--t frskegon- opening. George
omlth aDpears for ATzEstus Smita. Jury
struck. venife issGed fesRrnsbis Nav a, 70
an. y. 3. -cri6ner vs. Ch,s Hszsltine
sssurpSil. ;we1ty DAYS further tine si-
lorsd pl3ntif % settle aiii o. exceptions
FsoBsrz-Fstate oi Z. A. Town. deceased.
pe' non ior sdministrsfl0a SLED. May - SCI
ior hearing Esists cf Robert 2. Ssnc AR.
dpcsesed. executors srnusl scconrt Sled
estate af Jane sni.1s deceased. order Gu.
ErDi1g sale ef rsai cststs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

We accidentally overheard the following
dialogue on the street yesterday:
Jones Smith, why don't you stop that
disgusting hawking and spiritisg?
Sn,ifh. How can /? You know / am
martyr ID catarrh.
J. Do as did. | had the disease in its
worst form bat am well now.
s. whal did you do for il?
j. osed Dr. Ssges Catarrh Remedy. 1t
cured me and IL will cure you.
5. I've heard of il, and by Jove I'll try
il.
j. Do So You'll find ii at all the drug
stores in town.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

CoR sALE-oDEy HOUSE. oDEN. MICH.
one ofthe finest paying summef hotels IN
Rerihera Michigan Possession given st once.
For terms enquire OF &. J. Pailthorp. fetuskey.
Mich. 1i
LsoR SALE CHEAP-A NICE Farm OF 81
scres. Win frame house. one mile and
quarter from ifali-st Apply ~ Mn. j. q. Walk
efs. II South Dfvikion-st l2zu
nor SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
real estate, forty acres, thirty'nye improved;
two barns; twenty-eignt miles north on 6rand
RAPIDS q Indiana X. r.: one nile from Pierson
village. bargain If sold at once Enquire of
NJ. l. swim, So South Lafayette st ssd
COR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
properly. farm of 40 acreA nearly all inn
proved. IN Ottawa county, near genilsonyiile.
nine miles from Grand Rapids. Address Farmer.
box 5, care this Office il5tf
NOR sALE-THE fAEM BELONGIEG TO
the estate ofthe late Daniel Schermerbogn,
one mile west Of the cify, fronting BridEeS;. Ii
is fne dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gsr-
dening. May be sold in from ten 10 thirty acre
lots Apply TO Dr. Nnitw0rth administrator, lss
Fourth st., Grand Rapids, Mich. l0af
EoR sALE-PIAE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
good farms and city property fof sale cheap;
also money 10 loan. Gall ~ Lovett block Canal
81. opposite Sweets Hotel. A X Anilsdel. sat
I'OR sALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALEAT
Byron Centre A good hotel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting TO sell. Ad-
dress Mn. Mary Aorion, Byron Centre. Mich. att
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

1,ooFH ASD sAEKEF1 WILL PRosAsl-y
ID by ssaf q ~ $s3N loe 4hes ara Stsfa
SIS. = - l asssss & ~ ! Z fsosias lesss' s'as*.
tsok sAtL~A AIeE Hol'SE AND LOT oN
i Lssfssc-s1- snsse sss ~ sSsAsA, =
Sersh 4ee u Essl p&st q ety. er<nd tnase.
fscz skff'-v'F HExF NOW TIE sEsf
1ss1d kAae2l feser D-oe6 -
Eok sAf-E- IA saExTl-otE AND A Hal
4 SeFes a As1a % k1srEysst si.Aaa see ale
ssosa he ses1 ei honroe-ss. sssen Thousand
1o-kEs. haE ezzb n thls l. leE b@Sk<la lAeft
y Reee Ls<oa : fsaston.
nor sALE-A NEN H0JsE AND kAkA
With lkrse iot Al m9nsfn improvement. az
lsiaales us4k fssEl ssests hase.s tsse< sssss
sssee sal axe se.eee- Apply q iS' So1Ia sss. ,s
NOR sAfE-FOR CHAP. NICE LOIS. We'll
4 iDosEe1- easy terzDs. - 70 = seeoDoeE, Nen-
hsm block. nortA -eAst eo1nsr Monroe ana DIV
tloasts- la
vuAxfED-A PURCHASER HOUsE AND
VI la. Isl sls1nlnef-st Ssne u The nicesf lee1-
floas on ths Nest side hotss IA good repair
Gxs, cl,ssfa sewerage Cay ~slsf isF lava
Addrsss n. Il cum saiazs. II Ibarsss-sI iisu
NOR sALE-A coAPLRIE H0AK MINI
rooms Dss and naoaeTl, iolf aoos nm
chefrs-si. Terms to salt Inquire No :.
ChxflesSt. IN
NOR sAIE-6REAT BsRGAIk TO cAfl.
tsllsl One Of the hesg business corners IA
centre "a city lot bAxBe. next thirty days
{. 6ifdief, roon Il, Pierce olosk- ip-sf
Cok sAlE-HoUsEs AND LOIS. VACANT
lots and farms soEe choice bargains ~ L&ksu
oon. Hughes Thomas. roonls ~ ana 81. New
HoLaems1 bsack. WI
HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap sf DR. Nesnboer = Nenham block
corner Of honroe and Disisioasts. eEi
nor sALg-A LARCE BRICK DWELLING
II house. on Springst.. Tor &4.ovo neal -'<Ins
dwelling house, On ysmessh, for e-,soe. and N
20 acre farm In sparta for "a 700 al on sfnAL
payments and reasonable terms. L. A. Dsppsr.
roam i-s. Isdysrd block. over Public Library:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

4ao rever snsp7cfse IL zone cf his
irien.is dresmsc Il it he did oct know IN
, ms~sA es'e if exsc1fV shst hs f,5
aeyerta arisss. n ron rs1sezr her ass sallow
eaultlezlon y, yen recoilecf how 10
ose'i - corrpisin 81 Esstsries and ccuaf-
r2tFon ~ zeftnk 1aifs tFicas ~
SD - yesl cne ssv. -haf ro~ss isH rsas
81. I haven done snyfaine lor it e~esasa
s0nt heiieve ia d.ssina. Srsu sfier
Be- rog hezri ~ his fssth. Is wss ~e~v
sncae8 soa s~erveur ~zs greatly ss~rr's-s
~ he Hst taSsr Dr. fier~s's ffese.nt Far
rat - Pei sfs - ~oe,t - shvs sr1 81
asess nan& Esliow 80 srzsr.ie. Ths
Fs sts 80 esv - tska srsfs r. tAes~
sefies snd sssses ssrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS. State OF Michigan.
~ The Superior Court Of Grand Rapids In
Chancery. At session OF said Court, held at
The Court House. IN the City of GTsnd Rapids,
90 the 10Th day of January. A. D., 1888 Present,
bon. Edwin A. buriingame Judge OF the superior
Court OF Grand Rapids. Ellen :. Rgtntun, Com
pisi0snt. W. George W. Ralhbun. Defendant
In this cause, Il appearing from srfdavt on file.
thst the defendant. George vs.. Ra' hbun. Is not
resident Of this state bUt il resident OF tue
State 81 Oregon. On motion Of Crozicr & Cutler.
Com painants SOLICITOR, it il ordered that the
appearance Of said nonresident defendant.
Georxe " RatSbun. be entered herein within
fo3r months from the date of this order, and IN
cSse NJ his appearance that he cause his answer
- thc Eli 81 ZOE pisint TO be fled and a copy
solicitor within 6ffeen days after service on him
OF q copy q said fIli and notice Of this order:
and IN defaut thereof, said Rilt viii he taken "a
confessed ~ said rcn-resice1t Defendant; And
il : urther ordered. thst within twenty days the
COMP ainant carSe notice % THIS order 70 Dc
published IN the Grsud Rapsds TEf GRAN HEe-
an. 8 Newspaper printed pubi~hed and cir
cglafirg IN said County, and that said pubica Ion
10 CoDt.nned therein once "A each week for six
weeks IN succession. or thst she C=use a COPY OF
fai order n 10 personally served OF said non
resident Defendsn, a. lcsss tveaty days before
the tire sbeve prescribed for his appearance
EDWIN A BURIINGAME
Judge OF the snpe'ror Court Of Grand Rspids.
Examined. counteFsigned and entered By ne
cHAs. 2. RA7HRCN
kesisteF.
CRCZfER & CUTLER. conrlsin.anfs solicitors.
CHAs ? RArHsrx,
Fn Register
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

yVAAT xD--2 SHIRT PoLIsHERs. STARCH
w eF. fancy AMI > plain ironers. 20 go North
Tor he season; good wsges and fare paid. Ladies
tsrofs. Tower block. IA
WANrED-A GOOD DINING ROOM GIRL AT
" the Michigan aouse, il5
WANrED-A G0oD COOK FOR A SNAIL
" family, one who can wash and iron. Ma.
Enos Putnam. ie7
WASTEp-A COMPETENT GIRL, MUST BE
w good washer and ir9aeF Call between 7
and Il q. NJ. 2l7 South Lafayette-st Mrs. w.
Wykes. I27
yVANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" house work Apply mornings Al IA North
Latayette-sf. Mrs. Barr. l25
WASrED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
" erai hsuseworx. Apply 10 An. Arthur
Meigs. iii Lyonst i26
tn ANTED- GIRL FOa GENERAL HOUSE
W work. Mr. Geo. W. Hewes, Ne. 10 North
CoHege-aye. l2S
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work NJ - Fountsin-st. l2
WANTED-A GOOD COOK. ONE THAT CAN
w 90 washing and ironing, a. lS7 Jefferson
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work, no children. Apply at IS Bost-
wickst. I26
WANTED-TwELVE DfNfEGR0OM GIRLS,
seven general cooks, one second girl. iou general
servants for couatry and nineteen for city.
Ladies Psrlors Tower block.
yVANrED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR CEN
W eral housegork. Apply a, ls5 South Lsfay
ette-st. li{tf
" girls or anyone ehe desiring 10 learn the
kellogg system OF dress cutting, 10 call at the
school ioE cutting al lz2 Chariesst. l3o
WANTED = Eight FIRST CLASS DRESS
w makers and apprentice girls. Apply to Mrs
A. J. Rudeii. Room 's. New Houseman block;
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

nrszil % shoiishing slavery. uos by
va. bGi rom economical reasons. And
tass - q better reason than war. There
is rroeSbly ret = Sru,hernsr of inselli-
Eencs Who would restore slavery IL be
coad. ard the BrsziliaDs are wise in
earning from then that slave labor is
sxpensi:s labor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

The Republicans a Illinois ssem as ioy-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

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