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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-09-07
n MEMORY.

Home, through the meadow, a maiden came
singing,
sweet bird was singing aloft in the tree-
Ny heart heard their song and will hear il
forever,
It seems to met
Down by the river a maiden stood smiling.
The river was smiling and dancing in glee
Ny heart saw their smile and viii see it for
ever,
1t seems to me,
Close by the fire a maiden sat dreaming,
And dreaming was Love as he stood at her
knee
My heart learnt their dream and will hold
ii forever,
It seems to me.
-NerC York TcleJrd,n
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-09-07
Concentrating the Currency.

The movement of standard silver dollars
from the different minis and sub-treasuries
to Washington for storage in the large new
silver vault in the Treasury building has
begun. The shipments will be made in lots
of 100000 day, and will continue until the
vault is filed. AS the vault has capacity
of 800, 600, 000 in silver dollars, it will take
about six months to fill it at the rate of ship
ment decided upon. The shipments will be
confined to the coin now stored at Philade-
phia, New York. New Orleans and San
Francisco. 1t is estimated that about $50,
100000 will be brought from each of the
cities named. The first shipments come from
Philadelphia. The old vaults in the Treasury
already contain SOS 900, 600 in standard silver
dollars, and this vast sum will be swelled to
Sl6S 100000 when the movement to the new
vault is completed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-09-07
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Topics of Interest at Home
and Abroad.
Anarchy, Rapine and Murder Rife
in Morocco.

A horrible state of affairs exists in Moroc-
co. Anarchy of the bloodieSt character
reigns in the whole domain of Emperor
Muley Hassan. To avenge hedeath of his
cousin, Prince Muley, who, with his
escort, was ambushed and slain by
rebels, he has let loose the imperial
troops upon the now wretched
and helpless insurgents with full license to
murder, torture, and outrage to the extent
of their savage desires. Old men, young
men, and children have been slaughtered
without mercy The mothers, daughters,
and all female relatives of the rebels have
been killed or seized as slaves. The
wholesale slaughter has been carried on
until more rebels exist in the towns and
cities, and the bloody persecution has
tended into distant districts wherever rebels
are supposed to be. 1t is reported that the
Emperor has gone so far in his inhuman
work of determination that he is now sur
rounded by hostile tribes who may serve him
as he has served their allies.
News comes via Madrid, which is the best
present source of Morocco news, that
horrible outrages have been practiced,
and to add to the public misery a
famine prevails in many districts. Legal
authority is at Standstill Gangs of
thieves plumber and kill without check.
The Arab priests are preaching a holy war
and advising the summary murder of all in
fideiS The RereU dU Ndrdc TangierS pa
per, calls on all the foreign powers to send
ships to protect Christians and Jews. The
accounts may be exaggerated, but very pos
sibly they are all true. One effect may be TO
hasten the solution of the Morocco question.
which has long waited adjustment of some
kind
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-09-07
NEWSY GLEANINGS,
A FAMINE prevails in Turkey.

DINIZULU, the Zulu chief has surrendered.
PLAINFIELD, n j., has had Quaker CEN
tennial.
CONNECTICUT has reduced her debt by
$500, 900.
DEsPERADOEs have murdered the Mayor
of Moscow, Miss.
THERE are fifteen female prisoners in New
York JallS tor life.
THE Indian outbreak in Arizona has been
SINCE August of last year there have been
1872 suicides in Paris.
THE son of Cetawayo has proclaimed him
self King of Zululand.
THE Turkish Government has just made
new loan of s., 900, 600.
OVER 1000 Scandinavians have just been
naturalized in Chicago.
THE crops in Ireland are better than they
have been for many years.
PETROLEUM in abundance has been dis
covered near GalatZ, ROumanla.
ABOUT /. 200, 900 dozen cans of sweet corn
will be packed this year in Maine.
A NATURAL oyster bed has been discovered
in the New Haven Conn harbor.
THE manufacture of soap from olive oil is
to commence soon at National City, Cal.
THERE was never a more fiattering prospect
for corn crop than at the present time
GERMAN capitalists now hold about $780,
600 600 worth of Northern Pacific bonds.
DAIRY cattle are now being brought from
Denmark to England and bring high prices.
1t is estimated that the wheat crop Of
Europe will be short 100000 to 10000
900 bushels
ABOUT six men control the shipping Of
oranges from Florida One of them clears
$4,000 year.
THERE is an alleged conspiracy to over
throw the Greenway Government IN Mani
toba, Canada.
THE largest marble quarry in the world IS
that of the Georgia Marble Company IN
Pickens County.
THERE are go, 900 subscribers to the monu-
ment recently dedicated to Gambetta, the
French statesman.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS son has been chris
tened at PotsGam, with King Oscar, o.
Sweden, as sponsor.
AN epidemic of fever prevails in w aoasn
Ind due to the frig htful condition Of the bed
of the Wabash and Erie Canal
THE brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
has lust celebrated at Detroit the twenty NTH
anniversary OF its organization
THERE are about 1900 900 hog raisers in
the country. and the At, 900, 900 hogs raised
are estimated to be worth S196, OOO,OOJ.
ANDREW GARRETT, the last Of the original
manufacturers of reapers and mowers, mas
died at Shelby, Ohio, aged seventy-slx-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-09-07
uI-Fated Communists.

A strange fatality seems to follow eX-com-
munists in France. The other day General
Eudes. while standing a platform sur
rounded by a bowling mob making fiery
speeches the commune, died by
the bursting of a blood vessel. Again,
the day before that Citoyen Cenac,
another lieutenant of the commune,
mist speeches toa socialist crowd at No. 10
Cite Lacharriere, Paris, when he suddenly
turned pale, and to the great CONSERVATION
of the audience, just as he uttered the words:
I'll MY pas de Dieu," down he fell dead a
hammer The cause of death in this in
stance also was the bursting of blood YES
sci.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-09-07
Grief and Shame Killed Him.

A special from Little Rock, Ark, announces
the death, under peculiar circumstances, of
Rev. Jesse Pratt. the oldest Baptist minister
in Arkansas. His son, j. r. Pratt, was on
trial for a penal otfense, and the father
expire sed the hope that he the father would
die before the verdict was rendered He ex-
pired five hours before the jury came in
sentencing the son to five years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary. Grief and shame
killed him.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-09-07

THE Indian Council at Standing Rock has
adjourned and the Indians have gone home,
refusing to sign the treaty to open the Sioux
reservation. The Commissioners will visit
the other agencies in the hope of securing
signatures.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-09-07

ONLY eighty of the $50 convicts receiver
last wear in the Eastern Penitentiary of Penn
sylyania had trades when brought there.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Rexelsr msetlng Of lhs city Council To-
night.
J. Evans of Grand Rspids. sss gues. al
the Washington h0tss yesterday.
Miss Mars Ab3sf-ljt leaves next week 10
take positle1 - tssc1sr IN TIE Orand
hsp-as schosls.
s. I. Watson. Of Grsnd Rapids. vas in
town YESTERDAY on business. de Was a
guess a. t1s Occidental.
The ladies society og 81. Psul's church
viii meet IA The Guild Room Of 81. Paul :
church this afternoon a. three O'Clock.
The Good Tenplsrs VI this city will mold
toSif eighth anniversary and entertainment
IL tbsir ball tonight A good Iime Is
promised - al VINO attend.
NJ J. NorisFiy left Yesterday for Clear
water. Wayne county. Nd. where be has
bought sn interest in The saw mill snd
basinsss Of tbs Wayne LsmbeF Company.
Mrs. A :. DAVIS. OF Grand Rapids.
sccoEa psBisi bY ter neither, Mrs. b. Hyn-
nsp, of Buffalo y. \. are the guests OF
NJ. aud Afs. II. Has. OF IS Houston-sye.
2, ;. Bertrand, the Reed City lumbsrman,
was "a town Yesterday looking over his
lufah~fiag interests ia this city. and re-
taraed home 'sst evening. accompanied By
his father, I'd. Bertrand. q well known
iumbeTmsn of this city.
Thomas We fsDb.ch. formerly cook At the
Morton House, Grand Rapids. has taken
possession Of the new Eurepsa Hotel ~ 81
aud - Ouaaa-st. across the &. w. & Nj.
depot, snd - bow running one OF the anest
81 yer dsy houses in the city.
The masquerade bail given by rhe
AroeiteF Nsfeia in their ball las; w Wednes-
cay evening was attended by about two
hundred couple. squire's orthestrs. Of
Grand Rapids furnished the music for the
occasion. which was most excellent
Jas. p Fallon. chief OF the Muskegon
Fire Department. presents the following
quarterly report 10 the Board OF Public
Works: Number Of alarms resporde 10
during the months OF October Novs NIB
snd ecembe-. 81; total losses on nfes,
81 3i265 insurance, SO 5000: insurance
over loss, .6s ISs.35.
Many imitators, but no equal, has DR..
Sage's Catsrrh Remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

lie political situation Ia tie Eleventh
Coogressiopa Disirict seems to % badly
nlzed The newspaper rrophetr. whom
es have suspected al along we're pre-
'udiosd--hsvs bssl predicting that jar
HrRExLL would Be knocked ont in the
Es1Ubhcsn Convsasicn by CHAEI 70
OssURS. But yesterday the Convention
N Nareustfs. OsBuRx's own county, was
held and the result is that OssURs Vas
kDocked oas iossssd of HUBBsLr, the
latter sscaring eight delegates and JoBs
QuNCx ADAMS TIA other eight, This
mskes the outlook for OsBURN dubious.
40 conpEea,e ms.tsrs still more. the
Prohibitionists proposs. il Is said, 10 put
q candidate IN shs hsld. Should they do
s.. and should the Democrats a. their
cunvsatio1 endorse BARrLEV BREEN,
there = strong probability. taking into
consideration also shs divisions in the
Rspaslicsn ranks. that Mr. BREES will
bs ihs psxs Representative IN Congress
for the Eleventh. District.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
NOW FOR THE VOTES
Fos ssfso,ooo coVaT HOUSE.
TIE hs-rd 81 sas~rsissrs "a Lsss sstiis
tmis fsxiAs Qss@sl4@-fs Es SAB
AattEsd - "a. Fespls-Oxhsr
Mtkar MsEkxE&

fhs present sessiOn 81 ths Scarf q
Supervisors Azs Fssallsi IA some good sfLsr
all ssd he members-tssaty-tA Of
ihenl-esn poinE ~iih psids - tns vote east
AZ yestsrsisy session 70 sabnait The qeesfi 5n
"a issaiak bonds ieE si5c.0o0 ioF tie srse-
tion Of ass curt house. Tas matter Of
ste = already settled sni sss a. psrplexing
a. has been the batldiag Macy Of tie
nembsrs hare ieig thst $50 co wss too
much 70 6ascea The taxpayers with Bat
alter hs4fIng fro0i seyes a. eitizsas ard ,he
Yagfoas expression 0i tEs Board, Toe Iasl
question csGse - = vote Yesterday shd
resulted IA enough votes 10 carry tie re-
solution aifsi ed % issae sonds Tor $40 90.
he f0tlosiCg vas the F0is a.
ofncisliy anC9Cac@d: feas, Supervisors
benIanin. Colon. Clemens. Courtney.
floet, Gould Girls sois, Guliiford, Hayens,
hur1, House Johnson. Kinney. KELLEY,
loomis. Mitchell, Payne. ineisir. Saliissa.
Shieksil. oeosrIaerborn, skinner chaltses,
to,sa =. ass-En nl8as kenson. Glktin.
Hill. AcNsal, Phelps. Roberts. Rice. STEW
ar. stekstse. Wood sorth. Chairman, total,
These bonds are 20 be Issued payable as
as follows, $1,000 Ia 1850. go 90 in 1891:
$1,000 ia is',z; 30 30 ia 1898; $1,000 IN
ios'4: $4,000 Ia 1880, 10000 IN lNs5: So
10 1887, $1,000 in l-sj., and sl0. 90 in 1899.
To The credit ci souse Of the members no
voted Gay. Il must be said il Was not be-
cause they did not want the court house
built. bat because thev felt smaller amount
would 10 as well. Ihe ss9lution Of the
Com mon Ecgnci. urging ;his same move
ment ws. read and placed on hle.
A
lossnco OF SieO per year for office rent Was
denied. The pay msng OF 500 per year 10
eac5 OF ghe Circuit COnrl Commissioners for
Office Isut vas discoutiuuer. The lease OF
the court room and other ofiees IN the
court BLOCK from Hon. L. ID. Norris. was
ordered confined for Ave years n s. 7O0
per year. TIE lease may terminate when
The court house IS ready for occupancy. The
matter Of The adTiszbllity of having the
Probate JG4se gise bonds. was referred to
ne Counties Oa Equalization for e1ami-
nAlloD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
GRsAT WESTERN CUTTER CO.
Ia. Now BulIaias. a, Howard oity-ch.m

fas New Buildings At Howard City-Cham-
6eri-i1's Extensive Operstions.
Have you anything Tsw about Cham
besiaiu, the Grand Haven capitalist, who is
reported as decampei?' ssked y. w
Msthsr. the Howard City banker. of the
EELxsgAs-HERALD last evening. You
state this mofning .hat this Mr. Chamber
lsin has factories in Howard City. will ,eil
yOu ali the Interest We have IN Lin up there
Hs came 10 town and offered 10 ren, certain
buildings .nc pay taxes on the property, it
We gJu,d put them up. He assured Us OF
ten rer cent. on our investment. A COM
psny vas formed. combining nearly $50 of
oug citizens. and we went on and construct
ed severA. large buildings and a
are proof boiler house. They would have
been finished and ready for occupancy by
Mr.. Chamberlain and his clttel factory If
the news of the attachment st Grand Haven
and the decamEiDg OF the fOunder OF ths
Great Western CATER Company had not
reached US. tie was in our tow "a last Sa,ur-
day, and spoke then of having some difii-
Guilty with the star Gutter Company. Of
Chicago. and said he WIS going Oh 10 Chi
cago 20 adjust the matter. lie was to re-
turn TO-DAY Wednesday"
DO you thinl he will Teturn9'
"Ies. 1 think he will. The fact that his
factory AZ Grand Haven ha, been attached
Tor less than 81 go. cuts srather small
figure, as be did = large business ~ Lowell.
or course II Mr.. Chamberlain does .sot re
turn We shall use our bulldogs for some
thing So
How much have the Howard City peO-
pie Invested in buI!dings?"
About 5000. No; we have heard moth
ing irOm Air. Chamberlain since last SAtui-
day. lie has the appearance OF being AN
honest man. ] discounted . small note tor
him, but il is not due yet"
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

The Dsirois Free Press ia lis issue
yesterday graisss tha. cs.y as the iasss
summsr rssort Ia ths country, aaJ says
-. - pre- sminsatIy ths Summer city Of
Amsrics.'
Likewise Grand Rapids.
t,s attractions ~ Winter rssort srs
nlmost equally sneiabls. Compariaon o,
Thermometers vii show that Detroit .
about Tia lat cry 10 live in. for whils
the msgcury has gone down ie Kansas
CIV soG olh=r places to many osgress
below zero, aud s;sysd there az Il cor
nsr lot wsre GA top oi &c, Detroit has
hardly loucled zero this Winter"
Likewise Grabd Rap.ds.
"lhen a. an sualssmsnt city De,roi. is
uueq "a 81 ay aay place OF sinilar size.
There are four theatres and plenty o,
oiasr places % entsrsaiumsnt; it has IT'S
1ce eiab hoase. Y. N. q. 4. rooms, and
ths Symphony Orchestrs"
Lisss.ss Grand Rapids.
"fae-8 ara numerous musical 0rganiEA-
tons u 'sss ambitious uatars tia. help
e. place Ds,ro.. IA the very first rank
aaeug the musical c'iiss of America"
LlksWiso Grand Rapids.
"ibs social pls4surss os Detroit are
uu'qu~, combining the slegsncs and
st3 10 e tie East, wllh the generous aud
fFas-beified hospitality OF tbs Wsst."
Lksw o. Grand RsTias.
''lu fact .asrs IA every tniag the most
captioGs professional wintsrer can desire
witboat the eusrystiDg climate OF CALI
fornis or Florids. or the billiards Of
Kshsas or Montans"
Likewise Grand Rspids-aad wherever
yon are, sell oas aud come to Grand
Rapids FOR We bays ell The many sivant-
ages that other cities have, and Ts are
progressing aud nos rssrozsding.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Mo. SIR. y sad c. D. Blanchard. Of Mar
quet'e as &c stood in the ofsce Of The
Morton. II don's believe Jay Hubbell
stands ghost OF show TO he nominated TO
on Seth Moifstts plsce. think Charlie
Osburn will bs nominated. aai I hope he
Will 5e. Al AL events the nomination will
lie between Osburn and Adams
Judge Ramsdsil. OF Traverse CITY, says
the Democrats Will nominate BARLEY Brsen,
whom the W0rkingmsn have nominated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
Funeral o, Mr. But erworth.

The funeral OF The late lamented RicharC
Z. Butterrorth wes held yesterday after
noon. the services being conducted at st
Marks church by Rev. Or. Campbell Fair
assisted by Bishop George ID. Gillespie A
lerse number Of mourning relst YES auC
ant sympsi hetic friends were present al 10,
services. A large number of Old resident:
were also In attendance 10 pay tribute (,
the memory OF their depstted friend. Th'
floral offerings were numerous aud beausi
iui. being fragrant tributes 10 q respected
memory.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

fou have hes1 toad fbsf consumption i
fnclraale tnsf wneu the lnazs sfe atisckeS
hY this ierribis msssdv the sufferer - pas
AZ he'n and the end - = nee IA "a of
tTm=- N1u have notsd vish alsFsa Tie Ha-
niisfsxssse svafptoeas ~ The eisesse, ga
hevs tired al naanner Il se-csllsi en~es in
Vs'1. snd gru srs nor t-srau aent sod pre-
rsfilE fer l7a worst Raf Dor give ID 81 /.
sha white Hr. Frercss Grid "a Melsc.l
Discovery r-ulsfrs aHiries. II is nor a
earp-af. nor viii + csrfsrai miracles. cat Ia
: - cures thousands af cxszs of ecasnnnn-
tiar ~ its esriier siasss where a. ofhef
nifsrs ssi fsiied. rfy { &nd obtain new
tesSa 8f sls
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

C. II. Berry. the West Fulsoa-st barber,
gsves vine and progressive pedro party,
wednesday night, q, which about twenty
I've or thirty oolored people we're present
Among those from out Of tcvn we're Mrs.
Dslla clifford. OF Chiosgo: Mss Smith. OF
Bay City, and Miss Ingram. OF Florida
An abundance OF refreshments we're served,
and music and dancing were enjoyed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

The viii Of Ms. Isabella Wilmington, OF
Flsinisld township. vas fled ia the Pro-
bate Court yesfs-Gsr- She beQgezths her
property, valued a. $500. 70 her husband
George WhItington. mis- comprises q small
piece OF resl esfste = PiAafsld tovnshis
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Articles Of Ass alton of the Hsmmock
Socisi Club were fiea with the County Clerk
yesferdsv The puroe-e % the Cius s
sosis5 intercourse. aud re name e snzg =
ave &C fhis rrsgis. Fifteen signatures sc
stfsched - the document
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Ts a express or ~ ofteu hesr5 JuSf csii
a. the Tarklsh Rsta asas- cor Monrp. 49,
lcnia-ses and hsvs your coxns ssosans
ard IN growing naiis -snov-& ard treated
wstacnt paiu fer men. rorssn and chii-
dren. Lsasss ~ appointment
Ia 3cEnuxxn,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

WANTED AT ONCE TO BUY A HOUSE AND
W lot in the east or south part o: the city
Must rent for fair rate OF interest on the inve--
IN MT. prefer il nta-a street car line. CT Arot
CuTtiss. room 10 Wi Widdicomb building, city
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
Water Color Decorating,

Designs and esiimstes viii be furnished on az
plcstsOn. by the undersigned for artistic interior
decorating. competing in price and beauty Of
h1ish with WALTZ aper dccorafiony, bs tfe nse 81
the permanent wstcr color ami kaisomiue"
We guarantee 70 Do this artistic aud durable
decorating % 50 20 produce better effects llr the
The same room with wsunapcr, either IN cheap
or elaborate WORK and The -oyk i guaranteed -
he permanent and tbst Il VIII never require TAX
other 6nisn
The ceiling Of the new entrance 20 Powers
operA House B sample OF one Crane Of ttis
work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Z , FFRRT. Iy THE RFAR Of r. so~Trf
/ Erstecr - ea ferztssss krt. 81 tr
escec 81 ge-sfrt- -ste - fera lar< i..-
sfr 70 Al als af H1i'lt88 p1.rSs.es
UEsTEB -ErxsYEoDY TO rVew -
" - --fsr ckts-s sn6 tssss - rkf-t
ntsurs ssere serrta ~ son -. orpoxts If~ios
s.oz Cd rff-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

lts EsursRss arrsHn trfi Sapsrin-
iersisit ssTrs rhs. sors of sr cisiear snd
naa J [ Sxira vas aeme t,us $50.
Saesss 20 7ct -ske x.rd rrllce cfscsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
Guitar and Banjo.

MRS. y. l.. LONEJOY WILL GIVE LESSONS
VI in Guitar and Banjo playing. Privately or
in Classes. Carcasis method 10 guitar and
Dohsons for banjo. Letters or applications re
ceived at Mrs. Lovejoy's apartments. l02 Monroe
ST.. Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
BrinkeFhOH

or Rectal Treatment and Meditation Cures
PILES wlTHO0T rAlE. I4GArURE
KNIFEORCAUTERY
1000 tOK FAILURE TO CURE
Cure ali forms Of .bectsl and GenitO Lriuary
diseases among others Fist1la- fissure. folypss,
lruriius, &c. Structure by Eiec,rliysls Also
cures Rectal liberation, the cause Of fisiuia ;
Fisure, Itching Piles aud Consumption. Sore
ness across the back low down oonstipstion M
diarrhes d dull heavy pains or burning 10 the
rectum blood or puk ON STOOL. pain In stomach or
abdomen and biosting, and general pruststioa
warn you. send for 81 Psge COX or testimonials
free TO the Representative Of this sv6ier.
DR.. w. &. CHRISTOPHER
Permanently located A. - Monroe street
(Widdicomb DuiidiDg). once hours a n. 10 .
y, m. daily, except Wednesday aud Thursday,
sunday, 2 10 4 p. m. Take elevator 10 Room -
and 40. Consultation free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

The fresf ss~ertmeut Of everything n
The feh msrksf esa - seeH ~ Dsstea-
thaierx fi7 Wonr,e~sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

o2ee, - Nes1efa ave. A1<r bl~ck ms
tzl > 49, AEs&1b eeilf<Eed every 1s<Ezns a.
: eloek
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Ia Essrf e. relfcs ard Fire Conm6s-
siensre csa -issr has sbev csnuot sns
usr. So sata the Sa7rsme ccnrf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

unHANTS 1.-THE TELE-
Egram-Iieraid' makes
NH a speciality OF publish :
ing classified wants"
guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices and best results. A
postoftiee il kept in the
counting room Tor the ben
efit Of advertisers. "Situa-
tions Wanted are taken at
half the rates OF the follow
ing table, and persons in
want of work who have no
money topay are offered the
use of our columns free of
charge. Advertisements of
the arrival and departure
of trains will he found inn
mediately following the
wants.
The nan Der Of lines IN any sd srtisstnsst
can be found by dividing the number of
words BY sessa- Any part Of . iizs counted
ssons fuli nAs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

TrnyT-rE sTesEn. PscEro -
A Nrve6 Exrerf pscEe-s ssns - shs-f r-ff
- Rsss - . t<znH a. $500 rssszfan r 1sie-
7s~7s - 1a1v =
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
Miscellaneous.


WANTED-A GOOD OFFICE MAN TO TAKE
w one htlf inierts, ia ago1d business; paid
II, 100 last yea. Must be cinf at once. nusi.
ness Chance Exchange. room 3, Pierce block. Il
WANrRD-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
W we are oyerstocked in China siverware
Lamps, Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets. Brio A.
brac and Lamps. and are having a special y OF
sale TO reduce stock Sale comme1ccs Monday
January IL. n. Leonard, Sons q Co
EOR SALE - EXTRA NICE DRY KISDIING-
I wood at $50 per load delivered. Grand
RaDius Veneer Co. S4stl
| IFE SIZE EPORTRAITS-lN PASTEL. WATER.
il colors and crayOn, elegantly framed IN bronze
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