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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-03
FOR THE LADIES.
HOW DAME FASHION WOULD HAVE
YOU ATTIEED,

Matters of Especial Interest to Ladies'
who Desire becoming and Fashionable
ToiIcts-The Art of Dressing Economi-
cally and Well.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-03

Jim Tod, a Scotchman, who has jus
published in Edinburgh a book entitled,
LIS About America, says that Amcri,
can women have great power Of cxIr.ss
ing villa they mem.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-03

There is no end to the tasks which daily con-
housckecpcr, the first requisite is good health
How can It woman contend against the trials
and worries of housekeeping ii she be suffering
from those distressing Irregularities, ailments
and weakness peculiar TO her sex? Dr.
Pierce's Favoritc Prescription is Il specific for
these disorders. The only remedy, sold by
druggists, under positive guarantee from the
manufacturers. Satisfaction guaranteed in
every case, on money refunded. See printed
guarantee on bottle wrapper.
Arenas s n tn is thu nIm9 o. Virginia
juStic, of the peace.
No OPIUM in P's,'s Cure for ConsumI on
Curps whore n1hnr rrmnlirS fnil Dc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-03

An inspector says women are sharpe
than men.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-03

The SNed .Abor inns OF tbs coa ltry num>
Der > 90
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-03
4 General Tic-up

Andrew CAr~es e'5 iEc me is $l,j00,0OO a
Y ar,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-03

EENIE STUDY EooE-t"p.ur. Iusincss Forms
E3O"E lcuman-h i. Ar.tlnurti', Shorthand. ctr.
81 thorCugliy tau@ht IN MAIL. Circulars free
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08

have for rent a good dwelling house.
containing four rooms, with parity, DC
rwa rnoin kitchen m the yard. GOOD
sell of water and large garden on the
premises. Pleasant and healthy loca
ion; very desirable neigh borhood
Convenient tn business part OF town and
churches. For terms, dc, apply to
W. T. STAISRAtk
at Lassiter's Store.
Emarch al
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08
Money to be Made.

It is said that dull times are not known
by the agents for the great publishing
house Of George Stinson & Co. of Portland
Maine. The reason OF this exceptional
success is found in the fact that they
always give the public that which j.
krenly appreciated and at prices that all
can afford. At present we understan nd
their agents are doing wonderfully we'll
nn several new lines. They need many
mora agents in all parts of the country.
Those who need profitable work should
apply at once. Women do as we'll as men.
Experience Is not necessary. for MesSrS.
StinsOn X Co, undertake to show those
willing to work, not hard but earnestly,
the path to large success. 1t should I've re-
membered that an agent can do hand
some business without being away from
lOme over night. Another advantage-it
costs nothing TO give the business a trial,
and an agent can devote all his time. or
only his spare moments to 1t. Stinson &
Co. guarantee grand success tn all who
engage and follow simple and plain direc-
IRONS that they give. We have not space
% explain all here, hut full particulars
will he sent frco to those who address the
firm their full address is given above.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08
Tobacco Planter. Read,

The Southern Ts5ars0 janrnai gives you
the best directions for planting and Guilt
waiting your tobacco crop. 1t has the hest
tUa,aeeS farmers To write for It, 1t gives
the hest advice on curing, and tells You
when tn sell your tobacco to best adyan-
tage. by reading it carefully it is worth
$50 a year, tn you. The price is 81 per year,
but we offer ii to you at half pricc-Sl per
Near, during the next few weeks. Will
send IL six months for 10 cents, or three
months for 30 errtS. Read it If YOU want
to make the most money ont Of your tobac-
ca crop. An extra copy to club of 5
Subscribe at once and get this large If
page paper for a whole wear AT half price
Address 7otaere Journal. Danville, Va.
~Ths Tobacco journal will be sen,
with the GOLD LEAF one year for Se5o
Sow Is the imc to subscribe.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson. Clay ca
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story.
the Truth of which isxop :hei for by the re-
isssis If the tnwn: u am IS years old
have been troubled With kidney complain,
and lameness f'r many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now am fire..
frass all pain and soreness. and am able to
Ap all ms own housework, owe my thank.
10 Electric Bitters for having removed my
youth. and removed completely all dseas'
and pain" Try bottle. sec, and 81. at
u, Durssy's drugstore.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08
Worth Knowing.

Mr.. W. H Morgan, merchant, Lake City
Fla. was taken with a severe Cold, attended
with distressing Cough and running into
Consumption in its first stages. He tried
many so-csited popular cough .remendies
and steadily grew worse. Was reduced in
flesh, had difficulty in breathing and was
unable to sleep. Finally tried DR.. Kings
immediate relief. and after usn, about Il
half duzeu bottles found himself we'll and
has had no return of the disease No other
remedy can show grand Il record Of cures
~ DR.. kiags New Discovery for Consump-
iion. Guaranteed To 40 just what is claimed
for h.-Trial bottle free at NJ. Dorsey's
Drugstore.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08

CROSS SECTION OF RAFTERs AND SASH BAR.
This plan, It is claimed, lessons the
amount of obstruction to tho Hight, and il
IS impossible for any water to drip
through, being carried off by the groove
N tho face of the rafter. The correspon-
dent proceeds to caution readers against
the use of cypress in tho construction of
sasles, as it never becomes thoroughly
Eeasoncd md changes in dimensions with
every change of the weather. In the
vicinity of Charleston 1t IS only used by the
mill n.en in the making of the very cheap
est grade of door sash and blinds, and they
all say that they would not use 1t in the
first class work on account of its changing
with the weather. To prove the truth Of
the above take two pieces. one of cypress
and one Of yellow or southern heart pine,
both thoroughly seasoned, place in water
for one hour, measure and place in the
sun for one hour, measure again and note
the difference; more than likely the piece
Of cypress after lying in the sun will DO
found curled and twisted. This is written
only for the benefit OF those who conte1n-
plato building. Cypress Is undoubtedly
one OF the best woods TO use in the parts
Vt tho buildings not affected by the
weather, but for lighthouses or other out
side work it is useless.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08
Farm for Sale.

A good farm containing 33i acres, sit
nate in Franklin county, on the II ender-
ON and I.ouisburs road. about miles
from Henderson, il offered for sale.
Convenient to churches and schools, saw
and grist mills. Good location, for q
country store. Land adapted to the
growth of fine yellow tobacco. corr, cot !
ton, small grains and gras es. Four
good tenant houses, large gin house two
stories high stables. &c. Well watered
and timhered. Several good springs on
the premises with a creek OF fresh water
unniny through the sam. There are
bout 80 acres Of rich bottom land we'll
ditched and drained. This is a very de
<irahle farm in every WAY. Healthy lo>
cation and good neighborhnod. Will
he sold "a whole or cut M tn suit pur>
oh 4sers. Any one desiring to see the
soil. will b. carried from Hendsrso free
" charge.
VIII ais, sell farming implements,
horses, cattle. hogs, sheep. goats. c.rr,
fodder. e.. if desired. The owner has
good reasons FIR aellinr. For further
particulars apply to GOLD LEAF,
Henderson, ". G..
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08
THE KETTLES HoME-SoNG.
fErnest McGalfry. in Inter-Ocean.l

ERNEST McGaffry. in Inter-Ocean.I
In the dusk nf winter evenings, when the
SHOW lies white
On the highways and byaYays across tho
path of night,
Then / sit within lily kitchen, with Helen
And listen to The song that the kettle sings
10 ME.
Outside it's cold and cherries, but all
within It's warm.
What care for wailins of the wind above
the storm?
! am sitting watching Don, and Helen
crows in glce
As she hears the cheerful song that the
kettle sings to Inc.
You can talk about your nightingale, in
the month IF June,
But he couldn't hold a candle to kettle
Though the music of composers IS good
enough for art
1t takes a kettle singing to eIectrify the
heart.
timber Iimber, ioggle Ioggle, the kettles
Keeping time,
-9sf1Ie .niilsic Of its ditty, like the tlnkle OF
q rhyme,
And 'sai rii,tri.,i. and sui sibi Sc"
Is IA sort Of Latin jingle the kettle sings to
HE. -c
Tho frost Is on the windows see the SUM.
mer's CLEAN
And tile fash Of running waters in the ket-
ties voice of steam,
And robins in the sunshine are warbling in
the grove
AS the kettle sings its solo upon the kitch-
en- stove,
And Helen winks and wriggies, as fast as
the fire glows,
While I count the many dimpleS i'll her
chubby little toes,
And Don and and Helen-we all of us
agree
That there's nothing like the song which
the kettle sings to ME,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

1T NAY 81 O. iNTkSFsF 10 SCNK OK TO
! k1os tAsI asFe a sefg 2sef Fisce 90 s1el-
aoe = Ia. esA = eses2t 81 e4e = ~
SFEcvLATogs - ATTENTION Is RESPECT
= .ezy ss. e . 8 & 9a ieei fs-1sss .ne
10 isst asep ga 1sssss.sa ase., via nss AaA
a.ocs; , fssi iSeEses ~ne ~. nsia esFo- Nj meks
sasE ierlas ) q :. Ees esas = lo4G 81 81
fss . ale. tAslse kroS ossf AEV&as> -
"a Z HAVE LEFT s. cAoICE LOTS or The
w arf q ess asn eseis ase 81 b<idstn sEa
>s} nao1i &C 1fsta oce saiis es<s 81 tAe head -
sa0sss-sl sstsssa Fesaa apa Lac ssenss,
n e4lt1 se esa se : o. STR cay tefstss A gocd
. &c AL nieeiy plated Nczse rsfiy are sss feuz
slac- = AllaA a Aueto4. Akssts. v ioolosaae
bsuitias.
Is1k SALE - GOOD ClTI PROPERTY AND
II gaod isf rs loE sal8 N0s . he time 70 by
Sl4esp A. r Ansaasi isu
uOR .ALE-G(sOD HOTEL pk0PEtrY AND
i ssFeilaIe ios sale ehssp s~o sfsies ted dsi.y
Ca a. No 5 lorslg tloek x Apslsael Ia
IOR sAFE y6oWTLL BY HoTEI. frR-
Il nitae e sni al. Cal % A. 4. ARisas.. lsif
Cok sALE-I HAVE soME OF rHF yfRY
II bsss pleees or pine land tor sac Cal quick.
No Love ts block A. Aft.sdeL isf
NOR sALE-oNE OF The fISssr CORNER
4 residence o. Rat sites IA tie city. / o. alton
Cherry -st near yefsson ave lot exl5. II
q u eo.ltem plate blllains . q thls Up. LuloG 8
Dunios. sssuts, Niedico1t bnsiaing.
EOk SSLk-CHkAf FOR CASH A SlCf NlNE
room house 4nd thirty three feot ieg half block
from Monroe and Divisicn-st. ear. In perfect ar
der. Nice home The 1ieg~ki bargain 10 Grand
hA pids II said before December 4. Cali ad-
ores NstienJ supply comrsay. SS AonToes,.
Grand Rapids. 3-ttf
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALk OR FOR Rent.
III Isl lafayette - nth house soath OF Cherry
o.. Also one snail house - rent on Hudson Pace.
Enquire sn tse premises 3-2H
CoR sALE-A LARGE BRiCK DWELLING
II a. fa.a a
dwelling house on James-si, for s2toe. ana an
% acre farm IN Sparta for siT0). Al on small
Payments and Reasonable terms. r. A. Dapps r
room Us. Ledyari block. over Public Library
297tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

At 10 iass msssinz cf car legislature
an act sss passed svsatl1E Forestry
Coraaiss.on. shoss daiy. smoez othsss.
is = b satasr inloEl.l lioa regarding
assdsi - alton oa forestry matters.
The alfsei9rs Of t1ls Connission have
deaidsa 3D. acid 3 ConEsalon "a this eisy
tas - and Z7th inst. pr ne pnrposs Of
gathsriBz ialsrssalloa aad asaxeaisg =
paalc interest II lhls important subject.
Nienigaa - nos sl6as IL th.S ua0xsnent,
many othsr states are sakiaz setiou in =
similar dirsciion- sonas lave SCI pad
caicers, whcss tuty Is "a = ssrs Tor al
shs f7fssl GfAifa of to State; othsrs
L4ss . conm.ssioa that meets once or
tvics 4 ysaf, passes rs~oiusions OF con
dolsnes 10 ths gzf1rtunates Of soas
o1rat dsstxio1. makes 0as vouchers for
'nsoessary sxpsnsss aud sii0aFns 10
rasst again when aucsasr tire has ravszsd
some part oi tAs State; While siili others
are, hks our own, iust awakening 10 tie
importance, in moro Ways than enc. OF
or -aonarch osks snd mighty pinss. :"
olnzularly saouga Mishizan. 40 scfivs in
most progressive m8vsmsats, has been
slow ia this. Ess forest acres have
seemed 20 vast that nors bat tbs shFsWd-
est have discovered tho rapidity with
which ihs yearly sncrOaehmsats are tell
inz GA ths great Northwest timber belt.
True, thsrs ara many denssiy wooded
ssctioLs within ths boundaries % our
connify. bat should the destruction 30
a. rspsd Ia them a. Il has bsen in the
Northwest bslf. stsrcs s-crs Of years
w0ald eiapss before AL the marketable
timber IN the country would DE on the
ray 70 the lumber yssL This may all
seem visionary, bul glance at the stalls
tics OF ths lumber trade daring the past
ten ysars would hastily dispsl such an
idea BY pictarnz Il even worse than
this.
IL has been said that the history OF a
nation can % read ia its lssves, Michi-
gsn's ssn % rssd in her -pins needles 4"
Let dres do ss mnsh dsmszs during tie
next ten yssrs IS they have done in the
past ten aud 'pins needles" tie index
Of Miehigaa's enormous forest wealth.
Eiil have nsarly disappeared
I. IL late enough. Action should be
no longer delayed Public opinion must
Be awakened ana shs sfsorts OF the press
brought 20 bear on this issue and
stringent forest laws enacted and en-
forced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

l. the source Of much sunshine and Joy.
onghtening many q dark cloud aud tighten
ing many heavy losd-but Joys continual
abide only in q healthy body. The Creator
with great wisdom has distributed over the
earth vegetable remedies for every III
Of humAa kind. This marvellous labratory
reveals its secrets 10 man only by long and
searching labor. Few men have attained
greater success than DR.. Il. V. Pierce; nor
devised for suffering humanity a greater
production than bis Golden Medical Dis
covsry." the pnfailing remedy for con-
sumption in It's earlier stages, as well as for
ehronic nsssl cataIh. scrofula, tumors and
all blood diseases
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

tAAkDVN AIDS EGAtADN ELL
Representatives MAcDOSALD. Of Minns-
sosa, has introduced IN toe House pen
SION bal which difsrs materially in
character from any general pension bill
hitherto issrodacsd. It Is sntislsd "a
bill 10 prescribe and define the evidsncs
IN case ct certain onion soldiers aud
widows, and orphans OF the same and,
- its tils isdics,ss. IL confined 10 the
msttsr OF svidsncs IA tns elass OF per sion
eases thersin referred to. rs author
says that Its ool.cs = 10 simplify aud re-
lax ths rrsssns rules OF sviasncs sstab-
hshsd ~ las, vhics as found 20 eperats
very hsrshiy and work absolute injustice
IN many msrsorssus ossss. Ii wLI do
away With TIA asos1siiy o; proving prisr
souninass. The TACT that soldier wss
accepted into ths ssrvics h to establish
that ia Was sound az enlstmsnk Also,
is provides that whsa Q solder has
proved ihss be hsd bis alleged disability
ia tue ssrvcs. and Tho rspOrs OF the sx-
sminiax board SLOWS thas TIE sarss dis
ability new skss. that bra own affidavit
that the dlza0ility vas incurred IA ser
wee. sud nos The result q vicious habits,
aud oy ths sfidaviis OF seqGainssncss
Who ars rsputsbls Psrsops establishing
the reasonable prssump ption that he has
besa lsboring under ths alleged disability
since bis discharrs from ssrvics shall
establish his right 10 = pension. The
other sections q Tho biu provide that
waious and orphans ssy rscsivs q pen
sion without having to prove that their
husbands AMI fathers did from the sf-
facts OF iniariss received in ths service,
and also that Ehsrs the charge of de-
ssrtion appears on ths record. in ths
cases wbsrs the e. .&sr subsequently
returned - bis sommAssd sni vas honor
ably discharged or wss sbsent becaass
of expiration of sick fgrloash. such
charge of Gsserticn shall Be held TO
mean simply sbssoce without leave.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

wire manufacturers trust is tc Be
fcrlnsd. bul .ss 40 vindichvaly disposed
ei6sea tainS e. r.icics becsuss lar
Gcrfp may 5sve - pay bigger prices.
jar may paT mers t-r ri~s. bsf shs dear
pecple wii ps7 s all back 20 aim vit8
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Strasr~ how extremes rasak sad shske
aands Sometimes 5sss nov it IS the
soai men and sts cs nan Tho ara dane
fnz scVethsr b ihs ssae wusic snd sx-
changing aEs~ and Kan
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
x0ents--Uaufe,f.

GENTS WANTED FoR THE NEw REVISED
\ lnI erisl edition OF zel's Encyclopedias
land other works. jusi hsued New feature, -
PEE cent. thicker, and retail price reduced Ex-
ceeclngy lioera terms 10 expericns ell men. Ac-
dress 4. Eix ood Zell. uoh her. Philadelphia, Ia.
Is
IANVASsERS CAN CLEAR FROM $50 TO e.
" per week selling q novelty. manufactured ty
Colesloek < SEYMOUR. s. Eearl 81 3ilIf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
Help Wanfea--Msle.

tpASTED = FgS MAcHINIsrs BOTH
W nae hine snd slse hsBds sso sts nos xpser
aud type writer, nusl hsve experience Ia ofice
work FerkiEs Co. North Fr9ut-sL II
tVAHrzD FIRST CLASS MACHINE
w pa era tsaker a. once. Rooms and 4,
Pierce kl0cx. II
tEASrED-A NAN wHo Is INDUSTRIOUS
w ant good esmAn 30 handle sIticies OF
nls ri casnce selcom offered Marshall & Co.
No ? Iesriu l6
WASTED-NAS TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w o. our sates, size aHxlsxis iuChes. weight
~ lts retail price So other slzcs in properties
rzrs chance - crcaie q permanent bus nes< al
home. fnesc s.ies meet demand never before
supplied ey ether SAFE conpsnes as We are not
governed o. tne safe Pool A pine Sale Co. Gin
cinusu Ohio feAas
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

At the annual meeting of the Belknap
Wagsn and Sleigh Company held yeeter-
dav, G. T. Bslknsp was reelected President
sud III. =. Belknsp Secretary and Treasurer.
Capt Chss. +. Be,knsp stated that-t busi-
mesa OF 1857 was the largest ever done in the
history OF the company, aad arrangements
are being made TO turn out q third or halt
more work Ia 1883 than was made during
f.--
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

IVAN NTED- THOROUGHLY coaPETEsT
W glh for general Homework. nall family
aud god wages. Mrs- {. b. QGigey 2f3 FroAttt.
II
NVASrsD II BY A YOUNG NAN SITUATION
w In Grocsry or Hscdwsre store. 5 yesis ex-
ptrienes good references. SPEAKS English and
g EaD. OR will work a. any other enploy yment.
Adiress D, Box 5. ibis ofcs. II
yVAkTEn-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
W work. Inquire rs Mount VernoR-st 10
IVASrED-GIRIs II YOU ARE OUT OF A
w place and wsas goof home where you can
esrn gOCsi ~sscs, call a. aides Parors for three
days Rom. s. Pierce block. Is
yVASTEO-GooD CoMPETESr GIRL TO DO
w general he1sswork, ia a small family OF
taree y. sons: Apply AT house touih-easi conner
81 NSrh Division ~ and CrestenEsye. MIS- j. L.
flkL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Is an expression so often heard Just call
a. the Turkish Bath house, cor. Monroe and
Ionia- SITS. and have your corns. 5unions
and in growing nails removed and treated
without pain. for me1, women and chill
drsn. Ladies by appointment.
Al s. L. BorRsLfER
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Frrca EtBs8EorervrrcH hss been
proposed ss Kinz ol Bulgaria By Russia
int Austris refuses 81 sccsda sad bis
nsrae uiil ba wslhirswn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Warden BsDsoS. Of tha Msnisobs
rauitsntisrT. has = scherae FOR establish
ing penal colonY IN ihs Norfhrsss Ter
ritories s6iciniag ths Atbs6sscs river.
with a view 20 ths Development aud ssf-
Element Il shat region. Ths Toronto
Nsrs thinks. bovsvsr. tass isis unlikely
ths' the Government zill tsvor a sproPcsi-
ron 81 create q Canadian Siberia. .
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

COR RESC-ONE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
L with or without board at l9i Jefferson ave. II
I'OR RENT-FURNIsHED Or UNFCRNTsHED
L front r)ons. upstsiIs with or without board.
Apply los sprinkst rs
no RENT A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
L room suitable for man and wife or two young
men with board: hot air centrally located, Al "a
Ottswa-st. II
GOOD ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR~
" nished, with or without board at g. North
Division.st. Is
UOR RFNT-FURNiSHED ROOMS: STEAM
IT heated; ana fnrnhhed rooms for light house.
fseoing. Apply st room lO5, New Housemau
bl OK. l5tf
DOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM FOR
i gentleman In private family at ls7 Crescent
ave. stf
Tor RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED UP
i stairs, front room. suitable iortwo gentlemen.
Apply a: IS Ran on-st. =,
no RENT CHEAP-TwO NICELY FURNISH
L ed rooms Apply a. AZ \. Colegesve., city
I'OR RENT-DESl RABLE PARTIES CAN
i obtain either of two first class furnished
rooms, supplied with steam heat, etc. in the new
Vinegar block on South DiviSion-st., by applying
10 =. ~. Brock. 33hf
COR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
either single or en- suite; steam heated; also
rooms for bgat housekeeping. Apply at Room %.
Ledysri lock, loi OttRvaS. 2Z5tf
Tor REST-Two SUITES OF SEVEN ROOMS
II in the new Ia atiEe block with ell modern
csrveniences Including he patent Aldine Heat
Ing Grste. Also ten ement OF six rooms corner
Shavmut-ave aud " interst. Also rooms torent
furnished or uufurnished Inquire of b. ". Bar
nzrd, 81 Allcn-st., corner e. Mt. Vernon It. 34ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Mas Eva Drew has returned from Chics-
90. where she learned new and simple
tailor system OF drsssmaking which she is
desirous Of teaching. For further particu-
lars apply as No. l3 Lsgrave-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

The Good Time Social Club will give a
N ssqurrsde ssll ct tee Metropolitan Hall
on next Thursday evening. January 10Th.
AL are invited and good time guaranteed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
GUITAR AND BANJO.
w7s ( l. LCvEsov

~ sire sezsors e. Etita- s1d Fsr3 rfsr1rs
Pr rsfei~ ~ in tissses Carcass r-ata-d -
sn5tsr anf Dotsa sar tsrfe. Trsers ~ sp1ss-
ealsens -reel~Pi 81 NJ E5Tz1og spsrtcer's
10 Nsaroe-sk. esssd 80 - Nich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
WALKS AND TALKS.

ela11 1apiis : slils1 lbe faDllare eity.
saa . s.issalsn vac zoe. .erosd ~ seii Als
wares asr.. olly - say Il r-erss~st - 4sa
81. ~ l4zd Rap.as. flrnifaEs manuiaeslf-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

r. pakasa wouid cave Der hlizzsris
cutusde ~ souil lsFor ser sinissi0n to
the Unicn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
For Kent--Hottses.

COR RENT = At ii5 BosTwICK ST. A NEW
Il Rouse with mo isrn conveniences nine
rooms. ccutraliy located Address Mrs j. l..
Farwell. III Bostvick .. cor. Crescent Park. IL
TOR REST--A SMALL HOUSE on WEST
+ side Inquire OF Z. T. Allan. a. Niil-st- IL
TOR REST--D ESIRABLE ROOM FOR TWO
L Eentlensn, VIII board AZ t9 Bostwick-st- AStt
TOR RENT TENEMENT or SEVEN
I rooms in the new Palstine Block, cor. ~
C0nrt snd Alien streets vi.h ell conveniences
ibcl uding The patent Aldine heating CRATE. Aso
one Of four rooms. No 5g2 Strsight-st, second
house rr0m Vest Fulton st Inouire Of 3. ".
Bsfnari. s. Aliens. cor OF Mt. Verson-st. s4sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

ISF hcNI--BH~tNeSS fDfOccS
COR kENT-THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
now occupied by Nrs ] 6. Bsrrous cor. west
Bridge 4 Froaist. The beas l0cstoa IN the city.
lso roorss In The hlock .. s. Bali sgt. No. IS &
Il Wsf.v.osf 3trff
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
Elfrtlffnre lSforeI-


FURNITURE srcRED, PACKED AND
L moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
by Radcliffe AolL Ill south Division ST., tcie-
phone No. S01. Jan'y Q. 'os
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

yVANTED TO REETi- WE'LL FURNISHED
W steam heafed rooms with board ~ reason
abe rates. = O.fawa-st Al
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
,stftutfop,s Uanfed-EIe1,a0t

AsITUATIoN AS WOOD TURNER.
w Can give best Of referercss. Address G. o.
" =, Commercial Hotel Muskexon
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
For ifefst--ROons.

VVANTED-A SITUATION AS HoUsENAID
" by an English lady lately from canada. APP
ply At .s09 Madison. ave At