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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

EOR RENT, with the privilege Of using the
Il stationery, n box Of our best l.. & b. S. NJ.
H. Writing Paper and Envelopes best stock
made Tor people who can appreciate good goods
at moderate prices. l.. e p. S. NJ II.
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A WIDOW LADY desires situation as com
"A panion; willing to assist around the house
moderate salary. Address Mrs. s., p. O. Box
1856
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, IS Words or
more, IN this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash in Advance, each
insertion.
hrervbody tnho has any '0dnt 10 supply,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure. indeed any tcish
to crafty, should advertise in this column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

I g. KELLER g. co. use pure Fruit Juices
81. in their soda Fountain, and always serve
cold Soda WaLlr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

NINE. +. BERNARD removes freckes, tan,
vi 'boches and piInpes guaranteed not TO
niure the skin; expressed for 81. Box 255, At
ianta Ga,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

INO. +. CARPENTER will do your paper
~ hanging and ceiling decorating CHEAP. prompt
and satisfactory or no pay; best Of reference.
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WANTED, everybody 70 know that we have
w moved TO corner OF Congress and Jefcr.
son streets. SLATER, MOORE s. CO., 100
Congress street.
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CYMONS g. NELL are doing well, but would
> like 10 do better. If you wish fresh and
pure Drugs, rive them a call, at West Broad and
Charlton streets.
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WANTED everybody 20 come and see us
w who wish 10 buy Groceries and save money.
SLATER, MOORE & CO., 100 Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

Drink Mnlto; it is pleasant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

Appel 81 Schaul are One Price Clothiers
TO all. Each and every article marked In
plain figures. 163 Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

NOR RENT, three room fiat, with new furni-
Il ture complete for housekeeping, for sale
for most nothing; rent cheap in good neghbor-
hood Address, for two days, j. d. Y, News
office
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/ 6. KELLER & CO.. Druggists, Broughton
81 and jefferson Streets sell Tooth Brushes
for Zoe. that cannot be duplicated for double
the money.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

DOARDING SrABLE.-I will take during the
ID summer few boarders, fine accom-
modatiQns, best location in the city, Call for
street. Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

EURNITURE packed and shipped; safety
i guaranteed; carpets taken up and thor
oughly cleaned FOX, Whitaker street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

WHY IS IL that vETTERS Celebrated Leav-
w ened Bread Is In such demand Because
II Is seldom cxcelled and never equaled
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

ITO LADIES' Go to Mrs. g. NJ. THONNESEN,
1 1877 York street, for your Stamping and EN-
brodery Materials; Patterns and Monograms
designed 10 order; instruction given in all kinds
Of Fancy Work.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

THE Railroad and Buckingham House open
L for boarders at Isle of Hope, and rooms to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

MAKE your arrangements with LOGAN for
VA all your Beef, Mutton and Veal. Northern
Meat specially. LOGAN, City Market.
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BOARDING.

EIRST-CLASS BOARD for Summer months
Il at Isle of Hope; pleasant surroundings
and comfortable rooms. Address x, this office,
A T the PALMER HOUSE, 40 State gentle
N men can get good board, pleasant roofns;
reasonable terms,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IT LOGAN, City Market, choice Rice Field
II. Lamb Northern and Native Meats, and
Marketing Of all kinds.
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WANTED, n good nurse; must be neat and
w tidy; references. Apply to s. KROUS-
K0FF. l37 Drayton, between Gwinnett and
Bolton.
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PERSONAL.

:
I ADY on Memorial day, Bull street. 8 r. NJ,
II gave gentleman piece of white paper; he
wrote 100. Please address W. II L., Key Box
g. Want to meet you again; important.
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Nv S. Royal pastor-No services in morn
ing, Regular service at s O'Clock in the even
ing.
LNRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Monterey
Il square, Bull and Taylor streets, Rev. j. W.
Rogan, Pastor. Preaching at 1879 A. NJ. and
p NJ. Public cordially invited.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06
ROOMS TO RENT.

nor ENT--AirY, comfortable, well fur
II nished rooms, either single or en- suite with
or without board Table supplied with the best
the market affords. Pleasant location and CON
venient TO business Mrs. JANE ELKINS, 8.
W. corner Abercorn and President streets,
fronting square.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

(tURRAET SODA, from the fruit amt bad
y FuRBER, the Confectoner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

I ARGE cool rooms, single or en- suite, first
Il and second floors, furnished or unfur
nished, 50 State street, corner Habersham.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

M HEN your clothing gets too bad to wear,
w and too good to throw away, you can
Sered re- s vonr
WHITES, corner jefferson and State streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

WANTED, responsible, well recommended
w white girl to do light housework aud wait
in store. Call at MRS. WALSH'S, corner
BRYAN and Ann streets.
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WANTED, a schooner or sloop about IS feet
w long. Address NJ, Box III, Savannah, Ga.
WANTED, by a respectable family, a small
w house in a good neighborhood; rent,
about Sl5 per month Address e. c., Box "a
News Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

WANTED, n house with five or six rooms
w answer at once. Address BUSINESS
Morning News
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

NOR SALE, the schooner William F. Marsch-
Il en- 10 121OO tons burthen, length 81 feet,
beam II and 4loths feet depth feet and cloths;
in good order and now plying between Button
and Savannah. Apply to J. IL. ESrILL, 3
Whitaker street
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AGENTS WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS,

WANTED, about LIST October next, n small
w house in Southern part of city. BY stating
location and terms, a good tenant for next
season may be secured now. G. T., Morning
News Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

WANTED, one good skirt trimmer; also one
w good basque hand; none need apply but
those who thoroughly understand dressmaking.
Apply at once at 81 Whitaker street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

WANTED, young lady to attend store, must
w come well recommended. Apply C. A.
VETTER, corner East Broad and South Broad
streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06

4 g. KELLER & co. IS 10c. Tooth Brushes
81 . are equal to any sold for 2Oc. Drugs and
fancy goods proportionately cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

The Tor ion Figaro gives the following in
terestinx account % Nine PATHS South
American toar from a financial point of
view
Nne PATTI has sai'ei from Lisbon on a
tour which. from TIE point ol view of the
money maker. viH PROBABLY be She cului-
uat1E point In - career II tie highest
paid plna donna Of musical history For
thirty paoiie PERFORMANCES shc will rcccirs
= miairn an oe or thirty-sir thousand golden
s1VereiV1s This e fae amaust Of fhe guar
entec. be- p at any ono conrcFt the gross
receipts exc c,ed twic, ~ amount OF Nine.
PsftIs uiratir salary she IS RI receive Cne-
bsif 81 the balance Tbus. II fhe rccep's
arr aniV a reAar. 1f1e Pats will yet -
pad EiZ9o ner concert BE- & they -
kteV0 11t 'r ls sasi tfs teal IS in So-th
An1erie4. tae paradise of bn f1afers 2nd
pf no dc1ue. not essctlCn cEfeeissif Mr1e.
fa1fia pay wiI bc f1o0 sad Z the q. al
rslf.rts ee EkCfh Ame Pztfi wll receive
Es-oo per- ni-ht
Ia aar ease sse yi ~ paid -s60lo for tas
fsirsv concerts rus ere fraFe iag aad hotel
exnsasel 81 her husband zni Der cook her
uad and atr dog The Esn sensHai runors
ei tfs great srrsts pr8ioceed retirement
aes snEirsenlsy e.1trs5le 81 5g rercrfs =
her Prs ise.r3 ce-egc~sticn ia . convert 81
tsc A BERT Has next <sVsn ser Mne Fafsi
sas aowe~er. signed ~ definite ecatraos
f1f aae thnr M t1e sort Indeed. l tha
sln shines ssmriertF n Son-Nrrn amer
iesr Eouaa 81 a1saEa - re9leet file csc-
raed sI4kaz1f 80 Flrtasr1ore. = is
nt sv srg means certan uns aer-si.
er As rferre NMe Patil
vil ess resr-a ea SfF ers fo tsk=. sffrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Otto Hexner. aged eieven. IS now aston
Laing London VITA lis piano playing.
Saint-Saeus' biblicai opera OF samson
and Dciiiah ls meeting with marked favor
"a various continental cities.
Nile Blanche Deschamps has sung tbs
role Of Carmen a. inc Opera C0mique, in
Paris. hundred times ia q two'vemonth.
Mies Camille Muogi has left the Eos
tonians.n The cause is said 70 De jealousy
sGd ii-;rca,meat on tho part Of other saeEi-
6ers OF tao troupe.
Aloen has been asked 70 make an en gage
mcnt with the Paris grand opera. Gounod
wanted her to sing in Romeo ct Juliette."
She corlj aot accept.
Nine Fursch Mad. the dramatic prima
donna. has been o1gnssd BY Ar. Augustus
Harris for his Italian opera season at
Covsat Garden ia London.
Ms Md Powell. v.oliu.s,. has been en-
gaeci Tor fhe Kansas City festival. \ prll ID
sad e. sunday evening, April -. she ap-
pears AZ the Lie3erl-ran- anniversary fcsti-
va At Stcinway Eali, Eew York.
Mrs Cleveland has been pasroniz.ng art by
inviting v hitney Mockriage 90 the White
House and having him sins FOR her and her
friends In one Of the private parlors, where
ae WAS " handsomely entertained.
Fosters Boston Ideals have been Z. catch
ing it oot again. this time from the Detroit
critics Miss De Lussan's dying ssene IN
Carmen is characterized as ~iudicrogs."
10 wonder Most of her acting belongs 10
that catsg0ry.
Prof J. Werschinger has Oeen given q
~~ize for . composition for male chorus en-
lticd Fcstgrsangn which will be sang at
the comiag National san gcfcst at Baltimore.
The judges were Nessrs Ed Heimerahl. 90
BALTIMORE. Dudley Buck. OF Brooklyn. and
r. l.. Herman. leader OF the Liederkranz
Society.
ar Harry Allen has been engaged by
Manager Henderson. 81 the Chicago Opera
House. for The Crystal Slipper tie viii
play Que of thc sisters nr Alien some
years ago was regarded, net only in this
couut-v ont in Er gland. "a one Of tbo best
nnpc ssone.ors of female low comedy roles.
be is an excellent singer. = capital dancer
ard can portray such types "a the sister
Wi nnnf 9~rree
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

4 >so1sT0KM ~ THs - >sBfsE.
Nature oftsn Plsrs pretty praaks ~aieh
Sc vislBss oaiy - ebssrxlaz oHss. A.
bAlf pas e'cioek yesterday sftsrnooB
shs sva bsrst lEroazs ihs dal ssby
cioads u tie sssI, and blszsd wlth al
ne Fsfuizsaes of al sfisEsooR "a Jons.
Seafosly hsd his pLssoaasnon occurred
snsn ths clouds directly evsrhssd ss-
sumsd suilsa sspeci. and through thsm
fsll ths fT0Esn tears OF she sBzsls-illt.s
roaad white pellets q sEos-snd within
minute or t~o ths snoS teH SO thicz
Ana iasl that &. fzlFiy obscarsd ths san.
What = sal ecqzs.is DAas AstGse is
u tLs early SgEiagtin@ How Lac .
sonaani Ike . coy asiisn wiln me
s9css- minded man. she fiirts and fr0wns.
azd smllss aud sssgs. Aud she = quite
as deceptive. too. Al. zee. thsre is but
hlt.s tsfsfsace between the dame ws
cal Na urs and ths dame ~ csll Woraa.
IT'S said.
One taaea o. Nature a.&kss tie whole world kin
RsiL.
0le l5aca oi NemAa m4xes ths hole s0f.d sla
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
cIT1 NEWS CONDENSED.

Regular meeting Of ne council toaixht-
WofS Is being rushed GA tie Thifc q.
ard Gay ave. passasnts.
There wiIl bs 30 specisl observance Of
DeeerstioD Day IA car ely
Be il recorded that on Thursday, April
i9. l-,o. it showed Ia Muskegon.
TIE threaisis Is doing ys0man service in
trSiBg 10 gst "a d<pot tos tbs city.
The Boards OF Police and Paeiic iusruc-
ton held np0rtsnt meetings yesterday.
Our case bsll cFznks are anxi0usiy await
ing the result Of tOdass base call ssmes.
Seats on sale this morning al Reynold's ;
for the engagement of the Ssar Opera
Company.
An exploded lamp in Rossn Bros. store
called oas the IRE department early ysstss-
day mofning.
The Republican county convention will
be held in tne City Hall in this city on
Thursday. May 3.
G. g. Chamberlain, one OF our prominent
young attorneys has secured = patent on q
breech loading shot gun.
:. III. sweet, travelling agent for the Tat
FaKAx HEekLD. was ia the city sevsral DAYS
this week. working for the Interests OF that
popular news dispenser.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society Of
the Baptist church give = psrlor concert at
the residence Of Mrs. John Murray on
Sixth -. They will present very attrac-
tive programme.
Grant Galloway and JEFF Nj. Laughl n
have accepted agencies for the Standard
Accident Insurance Company. The young
gentlemen have many friends here and
should DO a good business.
The Houston avenue i'm proving com.
pany is doing a fine work in beautifyiDg
their boulevard. A force of men is At work
grading and sodding the street from the
sidewalk 10 the pavement aud will make
the finest street 10 the city. Osher streets
might emulate their example TO good sd-
vantage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
Brinkerhoff System

ORDER OF PUBLICATION state of Niehifsn
" The Superior Oouu Of Grand hapios- In
Chsncery Al session of s&la Court he'd 81
the Cous House Ia the City OF Graad ksPios
the zeth day n January. A. o. i-oe fIeteHi
Hon. Edwin a huri3ngsAe Judge q the superior
tour of Grand Rapids. tilea ;. ksfhtun. ttn
plsinsnt. vs. Gcorye W. ksihban, BrienrGnt
In this cause, u appearing frcs airdsssi on Tie
that the defendant George W hstbban. net a
resident Of this state has 10 resident 81 ihs
State Of oregon. ON motion OF rroaer a cutter.
Com painEngs SOLICITOR, 4 ~ ordered that TIE
appearance Of keid no1 resident celefesnh
George ". faihbun. be entered herein ~tiE is
-four months from the date 81 tlis oieer. and ia
case OF he apys sfsnee that he cEute his susNeT
20 the Bill % TON plant u be flee. and ctpf
thereof TO be served on The tcmrlaiBsfts .
soncitor withiH fifteen days sfter service on him
OF y copy 0f ssie fiIl and notice Of this 0roeI.
and In default fhefecf. kaid bl viii ise takeH a.
COD feSSPd ty sid oD-reSicsnf Dcferosn And
IL = hrther ofders a. that within twenty osys the
Complainant cxufe a notice 81 this order a. be
published In the Grand Rapids TEitSHkh bfE-
AID. a newsfAper pfinied published ana cir
cGistSg IN said County, and that said - bii Ion
be continued therein once N each week For ak
weeks IN SUCCESSION, or thst fho cause copy OF
this order 10 ie bersenslly served on said hon
resident Defendant ~ lesSi twenty days keiore
the tine alb We pree cribed for Die sFFesfsnte
EDWIN A BURijkGANf
rJudge OF the sups ror Court OF OrsIo kspidS
Examined. c9untenigned and entered by ne.
CHAs. r. RATHtuN
Register
CROzIER & CUTLER. Com psntauts solicitors.
CHAs 2. RarHrrN,
Fri kesisier
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

NO1Hi>S KK2Clkka DSNN II 1oC
Y roisS hosse o. soe q ~ @ss iats L ,
ffssaa.
l>oR sALE- sIxTREk EolsEs Ak9 Lo1e,
u 81 fsosa s~* to - ssS- Al hi satus or~Ad
JEies, 8 AID 3. f0seF eissk als
VI ofFEK A BARGAIN oS lots n tct Tn,
w NosiA aoa kAs.sra pr 81 cay. Vs&4ie
n.0a. SDJ 4. Tower kssek as
Wk RAVE BOUGHT CHEAt, And MI
w sst ne sss1e sSy, e4 eass sefAs O "a
nitest ieosled io.s IA Saait 0gsnd HSpias, uuis
ihf 50 \ eaisSa- ave. Laloe 4 D.lttoii-
IoR SALE OK kKNT-BN Tihsf % NAY,
hosssk "a -ulatasrsl al ncdcra lkeIros
ntais faeuife 81 i2s eum Aer-si III
Is0R SA1k-TAO HOIsks AND io1f THO
L sscsui iots 2ad iieoe II lsno sultSsae ier
Plating al - good ocsliM Inquire " 6. p
hessd3ss. cora Arsaas sao ts4r e. 10
NOR SALE-oNE oF IHE fiNEST kEs
tauTanls "a tAs tiiy. - deht si-eAcid
bcsioes,, tns losstlog feni TeAsonsoie. ions
lesse Apply o. ". 4 seTib1eT, ke&i ksss Z
MAR tHEKRY-sT. on CHARLES IT Mf
Y have a Knodsr3 efsie Bew house. nlse rsotas !,
very tasty cesisu. wi q Ne csn sell cheap o sola
ey Nay J. Luton a Ddntsn. Wicaicolne building
NOR sALE-GkEAr BARGAIN 10 CAPI-
r talist- one Of the best business corners IN
centre ~ city icl if0x - next thirty cAss B
&. oirdisT. ro0n q, paerue biook. iesu
I,OR sALE-BOIsEs AND LoTs. VACANT
Il tTE ana tOiat 4tDttf t4i Ftttfa II "a
cen Hughes fbonss rOons q and g.. New
HousemEU blOeE su
TOR sALE- THREE lots OK LAFAlETTE.
+ 81 cheap 4 improved. ten iaiauics' wax
from City hs4, Z II stafford. y fessi-st ~
HOUSES LOIS AND FAkMs foR sAiE
Ill cheap al Or. NeeBDoers NeIhsm block,
corner Of Aonroe and Difis.on SIS su
NOR sALF-TBE BOOM Is REAL EsTAfE
II has struck the northeast part II the city
- = tofbii has already soid ~ lot TINS spring
lie has a hundred more - Keil These waBusg
bars sins better call On him al ~ CsualsL III
NOR hALE-A LAkGk BBICk DWELLING
b0use on Spring ct. for s4.VJo. nesg fame
dwelling house. On jsxek-st. for t2.5oo, and an
~ acre farm in sparta for s470o sll on small
pAyn entk and reasonable terms J.. A. Dsppsr,
nom l2s. Ledyard block. over Pubic Library.
2s-lf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20


tyANTEp~A GOOD sHoEaAKER LOWEST
" Fulfon-sl. 4
llAAfsas-lOlr 49, "a 49,. ; 49, a
w West Michigan Printing Company, 81
LFou - IA
VVASTED-THREE GOOD BLACKSMITH
w nEe tesMs tao smart isfss. o1o ptT.tf. ons
iaru q nj uus esfueler sis cabinet MAKER.
oue shsrer hand oae Wseen msker. oee paper
hanger. trand niar. sad 4. foser block iis
WASTFD-A SOOn BUZx Planes HAND
" nsY nud steady job Al the Refrigerator
Nofss c3F3er Ottawa r. al q X a 3. X. lia
ltANTEO-FIRsT rLAsS PAINTERS And
" sAd paper hangers al > south Division =
q ID. bpahan lll
INANTED-A HANDY NAN To WORK
W around the h0use ard yard. Apply 10 ira z
h. sieseslf, - Aonfos n
yJANrED-FlLER ASB PRACTICAL MIL
w man ior shtnsle migf, Apply h. ID Pnndle,
Reynolds Mich. OF 4. = Coos, u south lOnla-st
III
WANTED - ONE WOOD TURNER. ONE
W shsper hand. one wagon maker. three
cabinet makes one paper hanger. two farm
hands. one Toy aEd one gardener aud florist
Orsrd Union, ana 4. 1ower block III
WANTED FIVE GENERAL sERVANTs AND
w seven hotel helpers ~ 90 cut Of city, good
wages sad fare paid. and Tower bltes III
ylANTED-MEN TO SELL CHOICE NUR-
W sery stock. will pay salary or c0nmissiop
promptly every week. HsndS0me oatnt he'd
Mrils for terms. T. o. Graham. Rochester \. Y.
ia
WANTED = MORE NEN To eELL OUR
w fruit and ornamental stock. We give good
wages and steady WORK Write Tor lernS 10 + b.
richardson d Co., Nunerymen, Geneva. n. y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
ExCURsIoEs.

Business men and settlers looking for
new locations and investments can reach
ali principal points in Minnesota and Da-
kOts at a cost OF one fare for the round tnp
by avaiiing themselves of the excursions
announced via the ST. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba Railway from 81. Paul. Ainn.
Tickets good for 30 days. Very low excur-
sion rates have been made also via this
line To Helena aud Great Falls. Montana
tickets good for four months. Further
particulars can be obtained by addressine e
Z. II. Warren, General Passenger Agent, st.
Paul. Mimi. or ID. " II. Moreand, l79 JEFF
ferson-aye., Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

~4ttr AnesF Sc AaEcHEn A1 feEr
The 9asstcn of sarrsis mirage hss sei
rs-et rae teuf1as an rers III rei-roeTs n
usnv res~s sne snef srs&msnts have been
sffacrf trr Hn4 fssiss1 81 Narr ~ she
ssfer srx eeat vcte intei gerslT. srd
Fl rur ~1nlt refa 81 fasir h1stcr.'s 6if
sri give no inrlgsts - - nierifs - =
rr sea- issae Teev wcud a. ~ofs f7r p
eer-ss Eercriie Frssc~iIf 81 Esr sfeg
srrw e IS nec7 80 tarir <ex Efis an
sis - f'r ihe 1ure ~ .en'or-hss srncr-
effi ehsfese aa1-rinz sickness snf fhs
-eUrf sss als to whlce wruen sre sre'-cf
it tse 0a.r rssnefe f,r wrr-srs rec1l.ar
Eessresess sn1 a. nnerf< esd BE- --rzElsfs >
andeT eo-ifre guarantee lr8rn - nsrr-
e~erT czs@ 81 r1cuev - te rsfsoced Sc
snsrsnfee en ~~sppsr srcars ssftls
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Help Wdnfed--Fenute.
W TANTED-G1RLs. NOW Is THE TIME TO
" call, as We have large number o. orders
for help OF all kinds Grand Union. aud 4.
Tower block llS
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY. TWO CUOD
W lady coat Makers at $50 canal-st, inst floor.
III
yVANTED-A NURSE GIRL. CALL AT IS
w Canal-st. Mrs L. J. Reynolds 10
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work nc washing. Apply 10 Pnris-sre.
ll0
WANTED-A COMPETENT KITCHEN GIRL.
w Apply iorenOons TO Mrs. Geo. 1. Qulmby. "a
RsnSom-st. III
WANTED : FIFTEEN GOOD GIRLS FOR
w general housework: i've cooks. Apply
Room z No. ~ Monroe-st lI2
yVANTED-G1RL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work at s4o East Fulton-st- ll2
yuANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Call on Mrs. J. s. CoamaD, 577 JEFF
ferson II
WANTED a GOOD NILLINER AT 81
W StIaisht-st. Mrs. T. Dixon. III
WANTED = A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w general housework: small family. Apply
az Is HOlbrook-St III
IANTED = DREsSMAKERs AND SEWING
W girls, or anyone else defiFing TO learn the
Kellogg ~ stem OF dress cutting, 10 call at the
school iot cutting al ll2 Caaflesst. l39
VANTED-TwENTY FIVE SHIRT MAKERS
W at once. Ladies farlors, Tower block
III
VE HAVE GOT SEVERAL GOOD PLACES
W for general servants At q and 81 a week
Room 3. over block. III
TIRLS, II lOr WANT GOOD PLACES COME
" now. a. We have ots Of thsm. Ladies Par
lers, Tower block Ill
IJANTED-FiVE Girls FOR BOARDING
w houses. seven girls for hotel help and ihir-
teen Tor general housework. Room 3. Tower
block. III
NANTED - FOURTEEN GENERAL SIR
W wants, five XII chen girls, seven dining Iosn
girls and me gcoJ cooks a. Ladies Psrors, 3
and Tower block III
WANTED - EIGHT FIRST CLASS DRESS
w makers and apprentice girls Apply TO MIS-
a. }. Rudeu, Room 80, New Houseinan block
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The Rochester Paper Company, one of
the largest print paper mills II the Unitsd
Sfaiss. writes 10 the TEL LEGEAh- HERALD:
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plies very many OF the large Eastern
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paper. We, therefore, particularly sp-
prscists the above compliment.
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WANTED - A SITUATION As SHIPPING
W clerk or night watchnan. best OF references
Address A. b, box >. tniS Office. III
WANTED - SITUATION, BY SOBER, IN
W dutrouE young man OF -. anything toesfn
an honest lSing: has had experience A. wood
working n sci n hand. sticker aud other ma
chineTy; must have work. A. b., box 4, this Of
nee. III
WANTED-A POSITION AZ BOOKKEEPER
W or shipping CLERK. can give city reference
Address Y, box 1, Telegram Herald. 10