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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-12
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

-Baled Hay for sale at NorthcutpS.
Sweet Potato Plants for sale by
J. B. Ritehey.
"A big lot of Country Sorghum at
S. II. West & Co.
Ice Cold Soda Waiter at North
cults.
Mr.. r. S. Mitchell, of the New
Era, spent last Sunday at Doyle.
Mems half hose 5 cents per pair
at G. G. Blacks.
The best smoke in town can be
had at d. l.. Browns.
Potato Slips now ready and for
sails by c. G. Black.
Remember the picnic on Ben
Lomond on the 24th of this month.
Sweet Potato Slips now ready.
Leave order at Smart & Co.
The best brands of cigars always
on hand at ID. l.. Browns.
For canned goods of all kinds
and the best quality 60 to d. l..
Browns. zoo
There is an unusually large, early,
and energetic crop of house flies this
season.
ID. l.. Brown has just received a
fresh lot of canned goods of the very
best quality. He invites you to call
Mrs ]. F. Morford accompanied
her husband to Nashville Tuesday.
They returned home Thursday.
Warren county had the largest
delegation at Nashville this week il
has ever sent to a State convention
Frank Smartt says he had new
peas and irish potatoes for dinner
last Monday.
Smart & Co., keep their milk
shake machine going all the time
Stop in and try glass, five cents.
Murphy & Co., have cleaned of
the brick yards, and will be ready
for business in few days.
Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice! Keep Cool
Smart & Co., have arranged it 81
every one can use it this summer.
The judge and attorney genera
are holding Circuit Court at Manches
ter this week.
About forty delegates to the con
vention from White county passeC
down on the train Tuesday morning
VIM. H. Simpson of Rowland
Station, was in town Friday. He re
ports good rains and fine prospect
for good crops.
J. +. Cruise, of Henderson Co.
Tenn, spent few days with hi
friend, Mr.. Parton, this week.
R there! Milk shakes there Sc
da water there! Lemonade an
everything good to drink there's
Smartt's.
IS. M. Griswold, Of Sparta passe
through town this week en- route
Nashville. Mat has sold his interes
in the drug business at Sparta.
The editor enjoyed pleasant rid
to Faulkner's, Wednesday evening
at the expense Of Claud Campbell
the popular salesman offs. B. Spul
lock & Co.
Mr.. ID. Il. Arledge wishes
thank his fellow workmen of th
Spoke and Handle works for the
kind remembrance of him du
ing his late illness. n
r. H. Ellsworth, our clever an
well known nurseryman and fru
grower, is again furnishing our cit
zens with luscious strawberries. H
reports about one third of a crop.
Mrs. E.W. Munford left Monda
morning for Memphis, in compar
with Col. Sam Tate, to attend
some business matters ther
She will return home in a couple
weeks.
On account of the Band boys'su
per in the park, Smart will not sta
their Ice Cream ParlOr until Monda
but, however, go and enjoy yourst
and eat ice cream as it was ma,
there.
e. Webb who was burned out
our late fire is occupying J. c. Mf
tins old stand on main street. Mi
ter William Smallman is talkil
business over the counters to thu
numerous patrons.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-12

Adcock, Noah Greer, Jas
Akin, Thos. Lawson, D A
Brown, Chas., col Petty, Stephen
Burkebile, DC Sidney, Adam
Brown, Mrs. JF Thompson, VIM
Biles, 7 d Wilson, Liona
Bryant, Sally Wood, Ebbie
Coleman. Bob Wilson, VIII
Gattis, DR.. CT Letter Writer a
By order Of P, o. Department, One Cent
must be collected on all advertised letters.
Parties calling for any OF these letters
will please say (" Advertised" 19ys j.
Ed. J. WooD. Pm,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-12
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the PostOfiiCe at McMinn.
vile, Tenn, for the week ending May 8,
which viii be forwarded 10 the Dead Letter
Office If not called for in 20 davs. .l .ti
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-12

The above ticket is in full sympa-
thy with the City Schools and pledg-
ed for their support.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-12
SCHOOL TICKET.
FOR MAYOR.
CHAS. COLVILLE.

FOR ALDERMEN:
w. S. LIVELY,
WILL ARLEDGE,
w. H. SAGER,
D. B. CARSON,
FRANK MADDUX,
NUN CUNNINGHAM.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

The Bsaserat = eandd saoaxa 70 ss-
z.t tb.s IL sfafsr-sas II M bL4zsz
nors = De rssisd asol than tsess -
taa Dsmaerstie lsslsrs- e says ~teSks
- NlEs. ssosssarg EAIsesl-G. ~ l.
SIR. -n@sksr C4sLsLx za8 EsBg
stssss sag thss tas 't&tt0csd nsa has
bssa jag = Asslsfs waic1 eoaeerns1
shsaa rrssossily. - e aos l2ofs rsAsoa +
ale - saoposs taaf b. hss e. - tae fruits
All az these nea srs az skse IL
ssFtslsiy g. a. sAs result las saoSa
shea sHs ems - TEEN as sttsaspssa 10
lsay uaAt 10 las SD M bIAtsE
tart6ss hlmseif Eiia inprsgsAs!s tse-s
aad figures.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

Loh A. fNh at a CeA4ukIA r
hsesf 90 ssfea f9oas ga tilI af esr -
tnfen ssst. ave snt llsIfl-si ga L1e 7.
I. iToYlH loseNs beck
EQR sAfF-AN Fl fFANT fisHF R0ON
4 bo-se o. mcdtra sflaittelEffs sd .lnI 80 Be-
p AZ az ga coptsIls aisr o.st taf trtt IS.
snc stea ctl.sf 90 tsEtts B. sIfHate " IEln are
alisuc r. 49, ni ttefffrt Lue rsYlls = easf
Pa 1iIs ~ :. setAoar l.afsadea iia.s' -
lok sALE-AllLs AI0kE AID DNfl-f1NG.
L ! Own ana oesi e 70 - 4. a. eslA age fog
property in the Slif uLl exaa FEET ioaf
siosles aigh psiHled rhse. tso ruu ofs.oae fao
tote god ciesuiug spperstcs fsoVer core She's.
e.. snd a. 4at h4ufff utf erktfy icf u.lll rus1
custom biisirezs sllilt power -ihf Fra O. .zl
i ser. stferai sefes % ground store sud lFe ias
combined siio on seme PREMISE 20 18rsnhrsnr-
on property Il. fAlsss ftAssf SD afihoit =
lss once. Nations cas- Bsns box SIS
Tor sALK-HDl 50 ASu I0I 0N CLANCY
i q. one en- isieysitest- one ca ISyiorsi
near street cars liver props ~ ier tals or %
e. A.sy properly ina olher rsrts ~ ihe ciy fof
sale J. fsllCr ~ and II Painted eve fla.t
Tor sALF-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
4 horse. On Spring e. ior ffea a nett tsne
dwelling house On JEnfs-sf, for e 800 SHe N
~ sefe isrn IN spartE fof N.5ut. ell On en- al
payments and reasonable terms ,. =. Dsppsf,
reen Ia. LeeysEd tlock. over Puzzle L.hfs-y.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26
G. A 9 II!

Owing the fact that Dimes upon Dimes. YES Dollars
upon Dollars have been earned la these columns and
the publishers concerned because
III tie difficulty Of collecting small amount the
new management have decided that Want Ads. he
q aid ia advance. Ii costs paS for 20
Al. than ii will nionth or week later and
then you old the disagreeabeness % having bill
presented Ia xou.
Deyiations from this rule can he made with those
advertisers with whom have contracts and book
But with others ought not 10 be asked TO.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

NtANTED-NAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w OF oar safeS; size 2txlbxiS inches weight
500 lbs: retail price $50 other sizes in proportion
rare chance and permanent business. These
sales meet cfmsDd never before supplied by
other safe companies, a We are not governed by
The Safe Pool. Alpine safe Company Cincinnati,
Ohio. W a Sat Dec
VVANTED-FOCR TRAVELLING sALEsMEE
W in each state salary go 10 500 per month;
no experience necessary. Address, with stamp.
Chss d. Hoyt. lonia, Mich. 5Ol
A GENTs-OUR CHRISTMAS BOOKS SELL
n ing from 50 cents 10 $50 viii pay you
larger profit than any others the next three
months. Cassel Co, Limited. B. B, 8 D..
lO4 aud 100 Fourth Ave. y. y. 3aS
A GENTS wANTED-LADIss OR GENTLE
A men Of good address, for city or country
tiade: particulars free call or address Agents
supply Company, No Pearl-st 2i2f
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

Congress hss enacted no lsw 10 restrain a
person from Eoiug about ia a badly cOnsti-
paisd condition. or With a distressing SICK
hssdschs. rush OF blood - the head. ba d
lasts Ia he mouth bilious complaint. or
any kladrsd i ideally. bat tAs laws
health ard G. mf1rt will suggest TO any one
80 afflicted me wisdom 81 hssieaing 10 the
nearest druggist FOR = - cent vial of Or.
Pisrcss Peasant Purgative Pellets the
most .potsnt # remedies tor al disorders
Of toe liver. stomach End bowels. Purely
vegetable. pleasant 10 taks, and psrisctlY
Aarmies
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

DfosaisS men Krssp - sirasa lA-s
: NEy tie shs's force az the Ad@la .
ration Is tsing sxsfted e. try 10 capture
tss vote q Michigan The problem wiih
ths Democratic leaders COW = ho~ %
sass TIE part. aithoat Sss leEs, All
despair 81 - loss u tie Empire state
hss induced thsm 10 make tbs desperate
effort 70 gst Michigan 10 saws thea.
hey slil End thslr sfest bsFs more
hopslsss even than Ia Nes YORK.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

There vas full board present al the
Commissioners meeting Yesterday. A Pc
tision vas sent in asking that pstrolmsn
6e placed between Fifth-ave. snd Sigh
Furniture factory. Is Mccarthy and Vim.
Rigsby spplisd for positions on iths police
iorcs: eAtrolman A. F. Billings resigned;
y. :. Williams was given a ten days leave
81 sosense. Bills amounting TO over 800
we're ordered paid.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

EOR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING 10
1 the estate OF Tie lste psnlel Scherrerhorn
one nile west Of he eity. lfontng Bridgsft 10
. me dairy farm, or TO- fruit raising nDd gar
cening. May Re solc IA ffora ton 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply 10 ur. Nhiiwlgth administrator 80
fOurh o. ofand Rapid Nich. iSaf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

NsR York City has been uudsr the rule
az the Democrats 30 long u may take the
Republicans soms time 10 awake TO the
fact that L they work they may elect
EansRDr for Mayor. Bat thsy must
realize % time.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

roR SALE-FlNEFRENCn DRIVING OR SAD
u die p0Bv. Address Is. e.. this ONCE. ai0
rOR SAIL ~ Az EN1IRE OUTFIT or
II machinery for f.rst class lsuBdy. also
sir -horse power engine. For particulars enquire
OF g. A. Berwin. No - Csnai-tt 1871
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

Ihs ssset q prohibition IN Iowa IL
beginning 20 b seen 10 tia reduced pop
aisiion OF he penitsutiaries IN that state
During September there we're but
twenty-five c7muitmsnis. toe smallest
oumbsr n thirteen years. Tue uunbsr
81 commitments for that month sas one
In SO OF shs population. against one in
1910 fcr be preceding sixteen years.
lows Bow has. Il i sad. s smaller per
sspssgs q population N peu',-usisriss
thsn sny oth@r sssts IN ia uniou.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26
Situations Wnnted- NnIc.

vANTED-sITUATION IN oFFICEAs BOOK
W keeper or assistant. by Young man. German.
Address b - Box ? CITY sl2
WANTED - RESPONSIBLE SITUATION By
~ an experienced practical book Keeper aud
siCnoerat mic CORE pordeuL Abundant Al ref
erenccs. Address A. Box q. Telegram Herald.
ana
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

Mr. HKRotD FsEDEaic. Of the New
York Tines makes q statement which
rivals 10 shsurtiiy some o. the examples
u the old sFifhasiss. he says that =
poor msa ia AmsricA pays $50 or $50 FOR
a good SUR o. clothes. shi.s an Eoglish
workin zman las 70 pay s.. What rich
poor men ar. FRzDEsic must know.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26
.S;fyotSops TapfeS-Fewale.

IlASTED-BY A GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN
" working n cleaning Offices by the day.
Apply at Room 2s GuGn Block. Monroe II. s0S
WANTED 4 FEw WAsHlNGs TO DO AT
" house or out-.de. Enquire AZ ~ West DiJis-
ion-st ufstsirs POS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

De Vox, the New Jersey weather
prophet predicted a cyclone for the Path
inst. DE VoE isn't much OF 8 politician
and didn's kaov that election comes No
vember u
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

The new telescope for that California
observatory Will. II 10 said. bring the
moon within sixty miles Of the earth.
The nexs We know there will be a eollis-
ION.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

GLADsToSE IS said 70 havs written
more pablo lsttsrs than any living nan.
II Mayor HswIrr u reelected, aud his
l.ts IL spared. he Will push the Grand
Old Mans record very hard.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

TIE Democrat says MErHUsFLEH va s
3 protsctionis.. Good for METnUsELEH.
Nobody ever heard OF frss-trader living
to be 800 years cid.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

According 20 ibs sll-gstions ths csuse
- she domestic n's.icity IN the home q
laws a. BJsrSr. Jr.. = tie mother IN
az Bsi iheu ,hers a. nanY mighty
good naothsrsiD law IN ne rorid after
after az
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

The Chicago pOstmastsrship situation
IL peculiEr. Mr.. JUDD wants to get ont
but can't, and General NEWBERar wants
10 get in but can't.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

The Chicago Journal says; General
NEunxnaT - ous of the most bitter
eriiies 81 she manusr ia which the Post
Oaic~ Departments IA run. No wonder
Pc yet wsitinz sor l.,tsr that e sap-
posed 70 havs bsso maiisd Ia Washing
ton some rsekz ago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

This campaign il remarkable for the
originality OF its badges aud devices.
The -hsel suspended in mid-sir at Gale
doaia in honor o, Z. T. BELKSAr ia the
Latest.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

As long "a there are thIr.y-ons new
cases Of fever 8 day at Jacksonville 1t IS
tie height OF folly for refugees TO think
OF going back.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

Mr. BROWNING has bought palsce a.
Venice for $4,000. Bat DE never got
the money to DO 1t with from toe sale of
bis poetry.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

To sctocl children sre growing more
srd ror- interested 70 politics a. she
csups'gn arass tos elcse. Jaat Gov
they are msrchlns T. 30 ~oris ~No, no,
% RE tva.ie.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

The sass tae Lendou Ti9ss against
FAsSErE il aqpsf-osiy very wssk. and
sii sAs strength = th~ Thunasrpr = 81
psndei o sallux wat 5ix things e 3
eoinz "a b..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

man by the name of immen, Who
has been working Tor ths South Grand
Rapids Ice Company ne past Summer has
been appointed patroim.n to take the
place o. RI. ; Lfon. wao resigned.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

Wsdrssdsr some oue broke iuto tie sua
shop Of Chsries rinaoerx as 10. Pssrl-st.,
and sole tFo Guns I've rrvoiver- and
few Knives. 80 fs- t5e Pa - have no cine
A. % sho com nit,si the Burglary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

Let no uan bs mailed by tie Demo-
crsts u the State ss % sheir enthusiasm
and numesrS All ibrough ne campaign
they have ossn sending bogus reports 70
thar organs 10 regard 20 the sizs % their
meetings. ADD Il would not surprise some
TIA we're only prslinaiusry 10 eolouizing
az osliOt-box stulinz. A desperate situs-
ton requires Desperate measures u the
creed q some politicians, aud Rspnbli-
csos must be on he lookout For dscsp-
Lon.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26
Fer Eeut--ROoD,s.

TO RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
| board 40 barclayst New house, new
norm west zoe
IOR SAL E-BO0N BINDERY WELL EsTAB-
l shed al great bargain c G. Howell IS
Canals.
COR REST-A NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT
/ room with or without board, at ia shaw
nut s. 1903
TOR REM ELEtsANT FURNISHED ROOMS;
I % T. Bridgcsts-up stairs, opp. Bridge q.
Rouse. so
LOB RENT A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
room. southern exposure. IN a family oil two
persons within three minnies walk of the post
once. Address George this Office. Eotf
TOR nENT-FU FINISHED ROOMS. STEAM
7 heated and furnished rooms for light house
Keeping. Apply a. room l0s. New Housemsn
block. Dec. i5tf
no RFNT-RO0M 1T nNISHFD OR TNFUR-
| nlshed. With or without board. g. sshing
:on-st 800
UVE HAVE a PLEASANT FRONT ROOM To
~ rem hea e. ~ furnace and Ugh esi with gas
Cheerful aiCoye, delightful outlook 10 Bostwlck-
- zotf
For R~nr-- Houses.
TOR REsT-A NICE HOU f. LOCATED on
-srIDacr. betFeen Fifth and sixth -sts.
Enlnire on premises 40
I,OR RENT-A NFw AND FIG mt LITTLE
hoasc, WITH iurr acc and all me n improve
ments - ~ Boete exist. ~
CoR RsST-oyt sukxIsHE5 FRONT ROOM
Too"'' % gentlemen. tsn Al l6l Ransom st ~
l'0R RyNT-LkRGE CONVENIENT HOUSE
40 hafn tan sereS OF isnn on "ese
f-~ $50 - go 80 *, u.r-s.o,.
"sa0n warE+. espu
- ~, - 80 49, 't.. =.
Vk -. e,r s,,,,,,s h =,
g., 80,
No. ~. D..
.--~ - --.... ..-... 800
! /. hren6ef IN ins lsa s.5c weehf ahost Ion
ponis. 2 = ardef wIl ae 'cNsfdei By return
.r hes cr notifying 8 - Hales. se5 south Divis-
-, - -
- "f'fe" b"H.
rtYsvrrp TO pf-v A HEAVY rr1rcpr
~ esm. feaure d J. 3 Water on he hia
:, -.
..s.
n'f'Ffsff'V'
49, prs.r tfnefaErr1 ufntfr nth
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

The ,uusi-y hss founi .hsi ~ia'k =
rheapr VITA pr.si iens e. rvsssSp Ihs
e.a ~ Navsmhar eli saow Feat BIZ
errkan nroasss ars rpnlsra perssl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

lls Democratic aeps q tlat 80 Dem
aersis 80 ass enig saaos-.i a esetiak
lLnsLAsD. Gas llas thsF sil sscurs a
ns.osiig = 3otA Houses ~ Coasesss
Il ths Ds1oerats csa slset TIE sucesasor
70 KHsgA ID Wee, Virginia aat % Sic
PHzss0s IA NsT JssssY aud caa elect
faGsasN thsy vii have ths casting yois
10 TIE -snsts. The successos 90 kl1Dtr-
szAakR 10 sirsaiy sisete-. sad b. wii
isks AIS sea- 90 Msrch VIII the re-
s.setion q kzssA sad AcPHzasoS. ths
10 parties ia fle osnzis would Dc
equally divided. sad tHUHaAS would
have ihs esatiag soss. The vsry sarnss.
nAlaf, ~ ths campaign Or The con'roi cf
IA sgslaiars 10 tas stats oi Virginia
snd Of Ns~ Jersey sla coassqueutiy %
uet>Fs,ood They iavolvs ile Eossib's
coairol % he United states Senate ior
Al lsas. tso yssrs from March {, $50
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26
waskerop. Grand Rapids 4 radIsn..
I AXE SHORE q MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
Kalamazoo Division

train leaves Grand Rapids TOR Ailcgkn At
1:i0 p. IT., arriving there a. -
Through tickets sod 70 Yf4nCipsl points IN ne
United States Nc1ico and Csnsds al Vnion
1icket ono.
A. J. sNITR, G. p. A Cleveland.
- BooTL Dcyoi Tickci Aren't
Gro W. MUNsok. City Ticket AreuL
Taxing effect Nav 81 1854
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

those Rocki0rl. i.lluois, prisoners who
would havs os-n droSasd bad thslr
sforis 10 break Iaii saccaedsd. must
hlnk they have escaped a worse fate than
npriscumsnt The holes they made in
b stone esiliog shsn llisd with powder
oald have been made large enough BY
fhs ssplo-ion b snatls them TO escape,
Bot the water IN the eis,srn above the
bolss xoaid bavs drowned then slmos,
before they anew shst vas TIE matter.
30 they have more reason 10 be thaokfal
than most prisoners have when their
plans are discovered. After this they
wiil probably ascertain TIA topography
q the buiiding before they mako another
attempt to shorten thslr isrms.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

This paper published yesterday morn
lRz = lstfsr from ho1. W. d. FULLxs,
state Rsporfsr. Ia which % undertook -
dsfspd himself azainsf tie chsrgs that Re
bss BEEN asx.sctsns his 0Asial duties
While DONG campaign work Tor the Fa-
sioalsts. Ia thai lsttsr be said be had
''dscIinsd al speaking engagements"
Yesterday mornings Democrat contains
a rspor, q "a grand Union dsmonssra-
ton" q, Hastings and says that among
tns speakers orss.ot vas ". d. FuLLxR.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

A ~rte fcr 49, frsie sill - r1is s'r
iowsr ~axaz and over peicss frr PRO.
elefs DEN f.,rgef fhat
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

e. zvssAsp sa3 ffes trsis Vii rsiucs
fhs American vgfsirz- man to Tho avs
~ his bruth~r N Esrope Can he a1srd
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

Ire - srfr-s Dc - f'sfr9f an Fsxt f,ss.ssi
rafiaf ssrs tsf~rer f'et-nst 49, ffrsof fsrffs
- - na- rur n.liF. ftfag trslrs dssff sg-
efpi >unosT
a. fLM.rIsT. 7fcsrt tfeEt dfu-r 81 y
sFo sHITH Cen Ar frsnf Se-fds
asnFkE7FR
7 p. ErggrfrN. 1rse1 Naraes-
Eessrst EsEsrrf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

fhase = uofaing 81 s.Ftsla - shss -
hnssl prcvsssnes a. fac~fta,a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

TIE fsiio~ inE rates ars 50 very io~ that
Ne lausi iasisf 90 the sas rule
PAY ABLE ~ ADV ANCE.
The nanih~r 81 liass IA any sdssrttss
can Re iolaA ~ aisiaioe the nambsF 81
woros ~ ssssa Aay part 81 line eosstsa
f4li ii1s.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

The un4ersrnef 49, reosfrf 1850 prrr-~sir
- - ed faClactpf rIrs4. f'ttotes r iesf -
:. rrss1k ~ tk 5rff 1esf - nfosf 800 woer
ersr. a. nIrz5r te - efiprfnt - 80 reffrt~
f,,s fra ~s,-eer 7~er ssfG erf as,sHsf
tspfs-s le-stlsrT / faE err ~ rfen Aefrsrs
Net $50 So ~ fe~1e a1 nest as estie
t<.re rea< fr - 81 'eHFlr ~ - - rerer e.
- Eera ssuts "a nrlofs ian 2eFs so Al
prno>efss - - at-reec - 20 cers - ~ ossrv
{ - foHt FfTE FTFF
80 Etsrnsz Bai3aIeg connt.na
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26
Help If4nfea--Femaie.


WANTED - fNFENiENCED NURSE FOR
W cliilrcn. elauife st rooms : and new
HorSeman block. IS "a iiousenan a0l
lIANTED A 6OOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W homework a. 3 S0nth lafayette Il sol
IVAN1FD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W WORK . good cook. i23 NJ Neruon-st. SEQ
NANIED--A GOOD GIRL IN SMALL FAM
W rs. Inquire a. I'll Creseentave. from 10
y IN 80
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" voIs no wsshing aud good wsges. None
bit competent help desired. Apply lS3 south
lafayCtfe-st 800
WANTED CONFESSIONS. sA DVERTIsING
" agents. J calculator. tin nep 3cOrnice
wcrEers / travel nE salesman, factory hands,
bookkesper. 3 Gfy gOods CLERKS. common la
borcrS CAL ~ once. Emplcym ent Exchange
rooms p ard o, Weston building
WANTED 4 COMPETENT RELIABLE
" girl Or woman for general housework. Cal
between II and o'clock At IS North Ftontst.
30l
VVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
~ homework. enquire at Singer Sewing Ma
chine once. 2s5tt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

IAS1Ep-A SMART ACTIVE Man WANTED
~ Cd tsfe chs-2e ~ Al esfsblsned grocsry
AL general store bushes AUST br experienced
81 sEIs "a nisnre IA The rifs prefeued Adde'S.
giving references and shlaEy expected. Grocer.
Box thur ian
WANTED ~ COMMON iABORERS. 3 TIN
w nsrs. Z cornice workers travelling sales
men. 3 gircliiator. advertising sgeuts 90 good
-aiary. con- p0slto'S call a Employment M
casngc, ROOFS 20 and 81 Weston bulldins.
iNANT ED-A TRAVELLING Man TO SOLICIT
" pr.nd1g throughout Michigan l. I. Sian
ton s. Co. lssrlst tOi
lAATEu-EEkAND AND PRfSa BOY. l. X.
" siant0a 4 Co.. printers. Z rearlst. 800
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26

CHICAGO AwEsT MICHIGAN TRAINS
\ arrive II and depsu nom Union Depot
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-26
LAKELY ( JEN|SON,
Al South Divison-St.

We have a large number Of Second Hand Parlor and
Cook Stoves which guarantee perfect workers. and
and all o. *. Prices very low.
The Osceola times., 1888-04-07
He Paid in Advance

Some years ago there 1.-Two in Free
port, ILL.,, wcll-to-do citizen whose
name was Smith. He had moved
there from Racine, Wis. and being q
man of wealth and position soon made
himself zone of EN-"
He was Of an irrascible temper, how
ever. and if any one infringed on MS
rights he defended himself vigorously
One day Mr.. Smith was seen driving
at full speed over the long woodea
bridge which spanned the Pecatonica
The usual legend about not driving fast.
er than walk was in plain sight bu'
Mr.. Smith ignored it.
The next day he was fined IS in tho
police court As he paid his fine, 10
threw down another V.
"Ws.t is that for?" asked the jus
tice, surprised. !.
''To prepay another fine, for when
meet the fellow that informed on me.
I am going to thrash him within q
inch Of his life." was the bolligereav
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