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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-16
CONSIGNENS.

Per Charleston and savannah Railway, Feb Is
-FOrdg Ohlcc, b = Cubbedgc, Standard on Co,
Reser \ $. A HULL D Weed & Co,Lloyd & A,
Enrich a Bro, Ellis y & Co, Garrett, x Co,
Montague q Co, JP Williams y Co, Woods &
Co
Per schr Charmer from New ork-Byck & s.
Appel q 5, Bendheim Bros a Go, VI Ferst 4 90,
Blodgett, NJ 4 Co. c r r, Decker 4 L, 4 Letiier,
y Lang, : Guckenheimer \ Sou. lippman Bros
VI Doyle, D Il Lester, Lloyd * \, Wendell u,
Jno Lyons & Co, :. f x " RVS 7 Shotter < Co,
II solomon Il Son, Rieser Il = Wilcox, G. Guano
Co, JOS A Roberts 4 co., Williams Z co. Capt
Voorhees,.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
Feb l5-Transfer once, )no Flannery & Go, = II
Ward. Byck A =, MCtiilhS & VI, q 4 Gemunden,
X Solomon & Son, \ Hanley, StillweN 2 < VI, Il
Judge Mende y d. NJ Boley & Son, Decker 4 f,
Jno Lyons & Co, II Myers n Bros, FrierSon Il Co,
Smith Bros 4 Co, A II Champion rale, D & Co,
Reppard a Co, MCDCnough 4 Co, l. b CaSselS, X
L0Page, S Guckenheimer & Son, Moore, II & Co,
Order notify Mrs & A Wells Pearson X S, w q
Morrell, Solomons n Co, Lee Roy Myers & Co, J
II HenneSsey NJ Ferst & co, Palmer Bros. J IL
johnson, Slater NJ & CO. Warnock < w, 5 Hen
derson, Enstein & l., w w Gordon X Co, Roos
& Co, Heron & q, II NJ Conner x &c, NJ Maclean.
Garnett, s q Co Woods & Co, Peacock II & Co,
J = Williams & Co, G LJones, Baldwin & Co, I
NJ Keller & Co.
Per Central Railroad. Feb 15-Fordg Agent.
+ NJ Farley, Jno tlannery 4 Co. Baldwin & Co,
w " Gordon & Co, Garnett, $ & Co, Chas Ellis,
IL NJ Conner 4 Co. Montague 4 Co, Heron 4 q,
J S Wood & Bro. NJ Maclean, J Williams & Co,
Warren & A. Butler 4 5. S Guckenheimer & Son,
A Hanley. Bond. II & f, Fleming Bros, c Seller,
q Haas, } q Butler, w II Price, Palmer Bros,
Southern Cotton Gil Co, Eckstein & Go, w
Parish Ecknsn & V, NJ Boley & Son. @ Meyer,
Lindsay & III, Frank & Co. Epstein & Bro, w d
Dixon. G Stults, Smith Bros q Co, Mohr Bros,
Lee Roy Myers & Co, Rieser & S, q Davis & Son,
J McGrath & Co, c Thompson, Ohlander Bros,
Jno Lyons & Co, Standard Oil Co, II \ Crane, l.
Hege, A Ehrlch & Bro, Grady, Del & Co, Wood
& S, Harms & j. J Rossnheim & Co, A b Hull,
j d Weed & co, w o Cubbedge, Decker & F, w
Susong Stillwell, 2 & NJ, Peacock. ii & Co, D
n Arden, r Griffin, Ellis y a Co. A $ Butler,
D b Stancliff, Hull & Co, DR. f Timer, l.
Lanier, T. J Hinley.
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blocks, 9 cars coal. ? cars wood car crossties,
bbs syrup, Is bales hides, lA7 bales nay, 10 bbls
fish IS sacks rice, 1911 sacks fertilizers, cases
hats. l 600 sacks cotton seed meal. So IONS iron,
267 boxes oranges Sbhls oranges, Is crates vege-
tables, 1873 bbs vegetables.
Per Central Railroad, Feb l5-556 bales cot
ton, IL bales yarn, 1852 bales domestics, bales
plaids, 5 pkGs paper. III pkgs tobacco A,00O
Tbs lard 10, 22l his bacon, 445 bbls rosin, IS hf
hbls beer, bbls spirits turpentine, l20 bbls lime
$40 or bhs beer, SO pkgs furniture, 400 bbs Hour
10 bhls whisky, 5s4 bushels corn, - bead cattle
~ horses and mules, 16 cars lumber, cars wood.
SO bushels rice, Il pkgs wood in shape, car
i2l pkgs pillow natl, 10 pkgs empties - hhlS
paint. a cars cotton seed, "a pkgs hardware, 50
bblS cotton seed oil, lS4 cases eggs 10 cars coal
$50 bblS gritS.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY

Steamship Alcester (Br), Bruce. to load for
Hamburg-A Minis & Sons.
Bark rma (Nor), Thorsen, TO load for Eu-
rope-A X Salas & Co.
Bark Engelbreckt (Sw). Eckman, to load for
the BaltIc-HoIst & Co.
Bark Aurora Nor) Sorensen. 70 load for Eu-
rOpe-HOlst & Co.
Bark Condor (Nor), Olsen, to load for Riga
Salas & Co.
Schr Nelson Bartlett, Watts. to load for Bos-
ton-Jos Roberts & Co.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Eeb IS
is bales cotton. - bbis T0aln. l2 bbis Oil 2. 900
sacks giiano car bulk ar 100 pkgs hardware.
~ bdis chairs ~ ascas ps&lAta, ~ doors, b1e
hasn, sacks riCe, boxes to0lH, ] hale bags,
ce1diee tobA0co, eaee elg9Frttes. and udAe
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Iab 100 bales c0Lttan go bible rosiH. "a
bbls Spirits ttrpenfies, ~ eafsiulaDef, 1 car
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 15.-Flour but quiet steady :;
Howard street and Western superine 81 81
a. IS, extra So 006t3 rs. family 81 006t4 80; city
mills superfine S23142 80, extra - O003 10; Rio
brands 81 15@ Is 90 Wheat-SOuthern steady;
red 92@95c. amber 04@9,c, Western lower aud
dull; No. winter red, on spot SlA0SSl4c
Corn-Southern easy aud quiet; white 81 nose
yellow 56157c: Western lower but fairly active.
ST LOUIS, Feb. 15.-Flour duh and easier
at 81 1904 IS. Wheat-No red, cash s9}4@
Sole; March delivery 39Ie@OS2S, May Sllsg1
441sc bid, May 4574@ Q446l4c. Oats dull cash
29ls02914c, May delivery 2915c. Whisky firm
at 81 90. Provisions weak Pork, new mess
Sl4 50; Lard at S. 40: Dry salt meats boxed
clear RIBS 81 37I66n7 30, short clears 81 62lsG
IS. Bacon Boxed shoulders So 80, long clears
e. COOS 90, clear ribs IS 25@SS5 short clears
CINCINNATI, Feb. 15.--Flour easy. Wheat
dull; No. > red Soc. Corn dull and lower:
No. mixed Bic Oats weaker; No mixed 81
GD33l6c Provisions - Pork steady at SlI 90.
Lard steady at 81 so Bulk meats easier; short
ribs 81 20. Bacon easier; short clear S. 20.
Whisky at 81 o. Hogs dull.
LogIsy y Sa Feb lSarain gp ss Wheat heat
No. mixed, Csc. Provisions quiet: Bacon
clear rib sides S. SEA clear sides IS 90 shoulders
81. Bulk meats-clear rib sides s. IS, clear
sides So 1915, shoulders Sc 90. Sugar cured hams
81 75@12 25 Lard, choice leaf 50 %.
New ORLEANS, Feb 15.-Coffee quiet and firm;
Rio cargoes and common TO prime 1880 S1sc.
COTTON SEED pr0QuCtS nOmlnally uncnanReO.
Sugars dull; Louisiana open kettle, strictly
prime 434c, prime 11-loc, fully fair 49sc fair
TO good fair 4ssQa4 7-16c, good common 414@D
4 Bloc, common 4& @toc; Louisiana centrifugals,
choice white 5-16S6s6c, off white il6QGlsc,
gray white $4,000, choice yellow clarified SAGE,
prime do. 59sc off yellow clarified 51eGD5 9i6c,
seconds 4I4GD51sc. Molasses-Lousiana open
kettle, choice 33135c, strictly prime 29@30c,
good prime 25126c, prime ?. M23c, fair to good
fair 10000, common to good common 4@17c;
Louisiana centrifugas, strictly prime 2o@22c
prime to good prime 18c, fair to good fair 100
17c, inferior to good common 146l
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK, Feb IS, noon.-Spirits turpentine
dull at 40c. Rosin dull at 81 1091 II.
500 p. m.-Rosn dun at 81 1901 -. Tur
pentine dull at 40c.
CHARLESTON, Feb. t5.--Turpentine closed firm
at SIC. Rosin firm; good strained Soc.
WILMNGToN, Feb. 1b-Spirits turpentine
firm at NC. Rosin quiet; strained SOC, good
strained SIC Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude turpentine
firm; hard 81 10. yellow dip and virgin 81 TO-
RICE
New YORK, Feb. 15-Rice firm.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-Rice firm; Louisiana
ordinary to prime 43665a4c.
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THURSDAY. Feb IS, 1888.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Brig John Wesley. VanGilder, New York with
coal to Dixon Murphy; vessel to JOS A Roberts
& Co.
Schr Charlotte Sibley Bartlett. New York
with guano TO order; vessel to JOS \ Roberts &
Co.
Schr Charmer. Daboll. New York, with genl
mdse to order; vessel to McDonough & Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YoRK, Feb. Is. noon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at 1908 per cent. Ex-
change-long. 81 S4M4 8414; short, 81 $40
S. State bonds neglected. Government bonds
dull and heavy.
Erie ............... % Richm'd & ". PIT.
Chicago & North 1914 Terminal ...... 22M
Lake Shore. 91A Western Union. 7o3s
Norf & w. pref. 45A
u. m-Exchange dull but steady at - 500
4s7 Money easy at 202@ per cent, closing
offered at 10 per cent Sub-Treasury BALANCES
Coin $3.50 $50. 900: currency, 81, 900 GOV
eminent bonds dull aud heavy four per cents
i255s; four and a half per cents lO111 State
bonds dull but steady.
The stock market was not so dull to-day as
Yesterday Transactions in the morning hours
we're the smallest yet, but trading In the alter
noon brought up the days business 20 "A com
paratively fair amount. Al the same time the
tone Of the dealings was improved, ana most
stocks closed fraetionally higher. Manhattan
and Burlington were most conspicuous IN tDe
ADVANCE Richmond Terminal stocks came TO
the front Just before the close, ana preferred
advanced sharply, both being quite active Tor
the time being lake shore showed some I'M
proyemsnt late 10 the day, while grangers,
which had been most prominent ~ the neahnss
during the forenoon, became quite Dun again;
shares. The following were the closing duotA
tons;
Ala class A. 2to 0. 1854 New Orleans Pa
Ala class n. D.. .iifS cine, nTst mort. ".
Georgia rs, mort fI05j9 y. y. genlra. 'wg.H
NJ Carolina c. .fie04 MORT A y. pref soobt
NJ Carolina A. sagb Nor. raelhc, ~ "a
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POLdUObS, WDIIb ydIIIs y UUbHtI. W % 10
PouITRY-Market dull; light demand.
EGGs-NIarket very firm, with light supply.
PEANUTs-FaT stock; demand moderate; mar
ket steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market
HoNEY-No demand nominal
SWEET PoTAroEs-In fair demand; receipts
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EXPORTS.

Per bark Magne (Norl, for Hamburg 1000
bbls rcsiu. weighing ,Si2 sos pounds Paterson,
Downing & Co.
Schr 4 Denike for Baltimore 2'7.9 2l feet p p
lumber McDonough Co, and Dale, Dixon &
Co.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Magne Mor), Gram, Hamburg-Pater
son, Downing & Co.
Schr A Denike, Townsend, Baltimore-Jos A
Roberts & Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way land
ings-J q Aledlock, Agent.
Steamer Advance, Fleetwood, AugustaAW
Gibson, Agent.
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THE OGLETHORPE,
Brunswick by The Sea-
GEORGIA.

ENTIRELY NEW, Of brick, with all modern
II improvements Accommodations for 300
guests For further information or circular ad-
dress S. f. CRIT TENDENs Manager.
Proprietor Of Cooper House, CoOperstown,N Y,
ate Of HYaeia Hotel. Old Point Comfort. Va.
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lill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER-By sail-There are no coastwise ar
rivals for the week, and tonnage
is in good demand al full figures
Freight limits are from S. 000
50 from this and the near Georgia ports to the
Chesapeake ports, Philadelphia, New York
Sound ports and eastward. Timber, 5Oc@Sl 90
higher than lumber rates To the West indies
and wndward, nominal; to South America,
ports 81 O0O12 o.; to United Kingdom for
orders, timber, 27O2Ss: lumber, f3 15s. Steam
To New York, 81 90; to Philadelphia, S. 90;
to Boston, 81 90.
etc for orders Is 1O15d and or, as I'D; Adriatic,
rosin, 3s; Genoa. rosin, Is 1019d. Coastwise-
Steam-To Boston, 45c on rosin, GOO on spirits;
depfna, rosin 30c, spirits Soc; TO Baltimore,
rosin SOC. spirits 70c. Coastwise quiet
l2v Staam--Tha mark eft is 0Iliet
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun Rises. 6:33
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. e. 11:l2 A ri. II 40 p NJ
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THE MORRISON HOUSE.

NEWLY fitted up offers pleasant South rooms
~ and dxceilentbOard to those wishing regU-
lar. transient. or table accommodations. Central
ly located on line Of street cars affords eesy ac
cess to places Of business. and suburban resorts.
Prices moderate Corner Broughton and Dray-
ton streets opposite Marshall House.
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COMMERCIAL.
" " ~ = : " y y
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH GA Feb. Is. 4 2. NJ
The market was dull, but stead

o,-roy-The market was dull, but steady.
80 Is a pretty full stock Offering Sellers
,ot so urgent, but buyers find ii difficult to
~ an CONCESSIONS as offerings are not pressed.
tral sales for the day only S01 bales.
~ ,Cbange at the opening call, at 10 a. m, the
..kst was reported steady and unchanged,
,. nth no sales. AT the second call, at p.
w If was steady, the sales being 1876 bales.
~, u. the third and last call, at p. m, it closed
,s,dv and unchanged, with further sales of
hoIes The folio wing are the official closing
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Spoken.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bark Boroma CBr) Thomas, from Liverpool
for Savannah, Feb 9, lat 20, lone.
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R1cE-The market was dull and unchanged.
There are free offerings of low grades and
some buyers are claiming that concessions can
he obtained on such, but no sales have been
made at lower than quotations. The sales re-
norted for the day were only 10 barrels AT the
BOARD of Trade the market was reported quiet
At the following official quotations. Small job
lots are held at 1A@l14c higher.
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Sso Jsland-The market continues dull and
",inal: nothing doing and no sales. Last
n Nus we're on the basis of quotations. We
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Ibsfrafts of TiAe~
Isaac BECKETT.
(rAsr slor or evLL srRrEr. NcAR eav SAVANNAH ca

se-
WV. ru,. AMOS
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Three rules are 10 oe observed in these
dsy Of money getting and money spend
ag.
FIRST. know what yon nave; What every
thins IS worth that You have, and 10 see
that The same is not wasted by your sery-
ants and officers. The second Is, that you
never spend snylhiug before yoG have
earned IL. for borrowing is The canksr anu
death OF every mans estate. The 'hird Is,
that YOU suffer not yourself 10 be wounded
for other mems faults, and scourged Tor
other mems offences which IS the surety
f1r another. for thereby millions OF men
have oeen beegsied snd destroyed, paying
the reckoning OF other men, riot. and ;he
caargs IL Olber meas iOlAe> aud prodl
gaitv II YOU must smart, then smart Tor
your own sins. and above all things be not
o. as. 10 carry tas burdens oi other men.
II aBy desire yoG tO oe surety. give him
part 0f what you have 70 spare, II he press
YOU further. be IS not your irieat At all. Tor
friendship rather cnooseth harm TO Itself
than oiereth IL Ii you are bound Tor
stranger. YOU are tool: If Tor merchant,
then YOU pat your estate TO swim. II for
a churchman, ne has no inheriian &C
n fr lawyer. he VIII ma
an evasion by . asyliaaIs or word 10 abuse
YOU; u for poor n,ar, you mast pay II
Yourself. if for rich man. be does not aeed
ia. therefore from sCretyship. - from a
.nanslsyer or eachsnter. bless yourself tor
ne oesf profit and return wil be this-that
f YOU forcs him Tor whom you sre bound
10 pay it he will become yOar enemy, aud
4 YOU are obliged 20 ray L yourself 'cu
will become begzar. Take care OF your
earnings. for no one can 80 Il 80 well As
yourself
se ihourhiful. for thought - Ssatsrs
thought Pace one .tea On paper, tIt
another vii follow u. ana ST. another
until YOU have written page. on ca1-
not lathom your mind There i Wei o.
thought toere. whIca has 10 bottom lAs
more You draw from z he more r'ea-.
sws.t snd fruitful II viii %. II yOn neglect
20 fhinx Yourself ami nss other Hsope :
thoughts. givinz ;hem Ettsrsnce Only. sou
~iIi never know vnst you sc capable of
doing At nrst gour idea, may come out
IN Jumps homeiy aud snspeless. br- no
msfter ume aud persevsrence VI &rfAn 2
and polish them. Learn 70 tbins snd you
vii earn 10 write The more you thinSt
tas better you will express your ideas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
IL. ID. ~ y.
Il
DEALING CLOrNksS.
H.. -. ~ y.
RELIABLE
CLOTHIERS.
FACTS!

VT is AN UNDlSG UISED FACT that our trade 90 far
this has been beyond the standard. The
- fact far exceeding most sanguine expecat
peclay tins the during the month of October
We have for complaint of trade during that ANY
month of this have of competitors
PRICES during the present have been down 60
Bed Rock-ow enough he maintained during the entire
customer buying now gets the same kind of
deal purcha earlier in the season. Square
one-paylng the price more no less We believe
making prices the beginning OF the low enough
maintained through thereby making unnecessary
down TO stock that close scrutiniz
ing public have ascertalned TO be too high.
We deem the best well the most honorable policy
10 deal Squarely with customers treating all alike In
making prices the each and every any time
during trade Being manufacturers of goods
thereby saving large profits pad 10y competitors others
who make their stock position to- and do make
prices goods that force OF wouidbe compe
TO mark down their high priced clothing the height
of the thus acknowledging the they expect
ed by spacious advertising and other shady devices que
the public into purchasing inferior goods at inflated prices
Now IN conclusion ask you which is the better way,
SQUARE DEALING at all times and under all
vice We also ask you to trade with
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

NEt HAf ftf4I sHcttls s<1 L9fS
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t~f .et -Fett g. aste u4it s@ febz
AAsts a. t4@H s'oss te-.s .sl-aat -
Ls1k sALE-A MN AID HANDSOME kESi.
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.aa zt.atfa lsaa So. sl.ft ssa@ss - hN-
-
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fa.ta<esl t@t ~ 81 ~oaass A. t.steaes =
Hs-s-s e. as
Lsls sA "a NlCf ROOM EOrsE NkIL
g. ~ sse g e-ss t@s saee.s fesg 4 Az
~ .ed go-ssf ht.<s te.sF4eas - 80
IaH ssAk CHEAPEST LoEs N eEANp
& A.ss8s are shl.sr o. io.tsfv over 40 ia
tfs - sDssI s4s41ts. A4ts1el uttt 3
iAss.s tlarx e4r sSee hosci So
fsgR StIE Ne HAAk sFkf fgkl H0t sfs
4 fanr -s ffa a. {, .sy se 3 Us y kICn ~ oaeF
rrtA ste usfsls 1lsF feEf a kt1set.
49, lF~el 1.oss 4fss s1oEt 80 81
N0lfH GRAND RAFID- - n G AID q X
= fsf~sss sasi ss--t- af Is .lts ee~
tA. 4els. = .efs M $3.50 nlA2s -
tsias asf psas sf4lsa $50 ief lns ss>ilnstii ~
tune 81. tiot.s S tfiisI .te. 1fss hesld
81 lfsSe .i.-t~-ne b t@as o.
Dos sALE-s - tof - col .EeF-ANK.
uuly .ss worth - 1t 80 isisk clgt 81
ief "a aofth q 5s. ! ol itrsurih ave lei
saa. snd t.aHs olAef su.b b batsslhs fass A
hiAets. s-a s Tower t-ats- is.ei -so2s
nor SALE -H0lsF AND Tot oN CLANCY.
~. cns oD islsl eits st- cls 80 lst ~ a.
near street cers Livery 5i4IeItg isf sac or 10
q se pfepsffs a cltsf fafis ci ihe eiiy isf
= isyief suo 3 slaueic -sss Jieti
Ton sAIF-t lABCF BRICK IWsfI1K6
L fouss ca SpTEksl tof fs.te ne24 rsne
cvtiirs fcus< q ysneAti-. SCI e. suo sse -
- acre isrs % sTsrts 'of y. 10. al on sznsE
Isyr eBa snd fesAcnahle seTRa ? A. DaFp<l,
ion II. isoysgd tlOek. over fuDiic i4brsrs.
1914
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For ffcnf--Rnon,s.

pOOyS To trRNIsHED Or rNFlR-
IL Lizhed az A >0uh Iivlsi0l.sl a-G
COR RIAT RONr Room GROUND FLOOR.
i furnished 10 -oltA Divisions 30
nEsiBABl.t ROOMS no REeT At No lfi
IL North Dlyisiou-st uear r.-f1tce 53
rOR RENT TWO N,CE UNFrKNIsFED
L rooms. on ground IGOR al No IA Lyonsf.
near fosloniec ooIaer. SO
TOR REST TWO Or MORE FURNISHED
i Ro0ms. dcslran.e site io4 u.su aus NIfe.
also board IN private family al 5ii North Iouis,
C0rnes o Tfow ollds--st q
EOS Rent - ROOMS - AT PARK PLACE.
[ s'eam heHei. spp.y oS the prem scs to Mfs
4 l.. smith -
LOR tENI-FI RNI~nRD Rooms sTrAM
T heated and furnished rooms .or light house
kseping. Apply a. room lO5, New nonsemsn
block. Dec l5tf
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UANTEn AZ AgPRE.ricE GIRL. o>f
" ttsi ai-hes 81 ltsff >ssfi rInE sfi 3 tri uiod-
trf. - IRE ei 1is, harntn, s' slu-ss z
n Antth-u Gas Ek4L GIRL. cooks.
" 1.ninsr,aaa sad ailchs4 sfs shsla tei
maid aaf zli iIfis. tir 0l-Y frlatst bureau
lAiit> isr-srs, aul inssr 4-ae@. 20
WANrED--A cpAPErtsr 1fRL f0R 6EA.
W efai heass~0t l.@ ,lgh plfisia e.. 20
II AN 10 IMMEDIATELY. s CONPErEA g
~ sif 10 30 seurfsi b. .aaofk Es43fe %
81. NJ y LAl-e. 81 l.lr--.- .Ae -
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ff 's nex n orlsr fo discu-s to aues-
t.rue ia msn sfsi1rsH "ls Somsn
rs.u-cr T. thssA can a snsrersd 10
80 81 naive then f1s question - 20
~eefas. uasusxs is fshurs = alrssdy
s1s~ r-L
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si,uaf,ons Ban,sd-- sfaIe.

NtTCATfOS wASTED-kY YOUNG MAN,
= AZ stenoffapbef sna r pestlter soiae ex-
peIlelce ia iAA orle adde's 3. K IL 81
GOl.s'. SH
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t.biaef rrevecs1If. eerlsps 3 Feid he
rsil .r fad r1t ghat "a snd tfenersl
Ilsaasscs t.f-k sreni g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

afONEY To lOAN-iN - rs 10 SUIT on
vi rr0du tive real estste l. :. Provin.
MONEY To LOAN-CAsH TO LOAN OK GOOD
III city fesl estate. lowest interest A. X. An
tisiei, iovett b'oek. orp. sweet s Hotel .3s
EFOEEY TO IOAS FOR 1HE NORTHWEST
Ifl era Nu;ual Life Insurance CO.. - nlUau-
kef. IN Sums OF 81 90 and upwards. n farm aud
cty property 81 .owesi cuITtat fates of interest.
curiis mus, be ait. class. A0fe Wlisol, Led
ysld b.lck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
AGcnfs--U dgffed.

AGENTS WANTED-IkDIEs or GENTLE
4 men of good address for city or country
trade. particulars tree. call or address Agents
supply Company. No Iearl-st 2i-ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
Boarding.

/ hoard for two gentlemen - ge tlc1ao and
aud vile. al 20 Bo-twicA-ss. AL modern clufer-
,rnres .--N
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Daily. All Others daily e1oeps sunday.
TAX effsef fu
Sleeping car rsIn or Pacific and Atlantic FL
presses 10 snd from Detroit -perior ears run on
Day fxpfess and Grand Rapids frpre-s " ana
from Detroit Direct con nect.oDs Dsde Al Detroit
witt AL through trains Fa.si--Jlckeis on sale a.
untnn Ticket once. g. Monroe st.. ant a. Union
ter,0i.
Fvvn a. BBfGGs Gcn'l Al. - Nonroe-sL
a. IS RUGGLEs g. r and Z A.. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

UURNITURE STORED. PACKED AID
L moved f1fert packers sent On -hcrt notice
BY Rafcif Z Ioil III south DlsFicn-si., tele-
phone No 80 Isu'y 2 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

trsnsrsl n ltsrfNss wss so r-ry success
il' a. . ssmps "a scsszer. % is not sur-
sinx tss. BIS .rsuas ia euusylvsnis
ars taking ai 1'n So 10 1szt Governor
e' ias s.afs Ia bss shihfy src1xh 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
For Rcnf--HO,fses.

NOR RENT-A HOUSE, 10 81 IMFR-ST, TEN
minutes walk from Sweets hotel tisht
rooms. ga and water. lnqgife Cnmmines *
Yale IL south ionia-s'. 5lftf
NOR RENT-A BRAND NEw HOUSE or
rooms. front and bacs stairs hail three sets
Oi folding door. Garner and Try wi1dOws only
one llOsk from south Division 81 can, for only
$ $50. fcsg a Kinsey, and Tower block.
Telephone s2. 80
rOR RENT-A MEDlCM -~iILD HOUSE II.
than ten minutes va irem Monroe-sL IN
quirc a Us MonrOe.st. up-iai-s H9
TOR RENT BRICK HOUSE WITH BARN
= snd sc-cs nf iaud in good itcn for
crops on Nebster.st., between X. f. aud A nine
ave. sill rent place Is .th or without land: 'eie-
BfsRe 57 IS Harrison. soft
TOR RENT F. HOUSE WITH BARN AND :
scTe> - laCt Dn Nouh 8 west ~ Aipine-avc.
land Gas beeu thorOn-hly 'erilIxrd and seeded
ca wheat viii renf place with or without lsrd.
also houses in Harr.s0nv he opposite ms factory
Telephone 557. Win Harrison. a4tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
HNHtcd-To Rent.

IOUNG Man AND WIFE DESIRE 4 Pleas
l ant iusni, he'd room IA Genital i0clflou. with
privilege 0f light housekeeping; private Amcri-
can family prcierfcd 80 be IN entirely respec-
table locality and price rerv moderate 10 = per
IN anCnf party Address y . Box q TA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
RenI Esfnfe-Connfrn

NOR SALE OK FNCHANGE-FCE r. ST.
estate .r GrfH q Rapids e gri>' r u doing a
rf,,i hii- r ,ss twelve fi es -lfl of fe riiF ON
ne l. $ SM switch 10 TIE mla Aalfcss
B01 ia7 o. Byron Centre, 81 a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
HouSInan, DonnaNy 4 Jones,

The Square Dealing Reliable Cothers Haers and Furn
ers, Corner Monroe and Waterloo SITS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
AXE sHoRf 8 MICHIGAN soUTHERN.

train ie.vts Grand Rapid Tor kiicgsu at
i.ep ln., arriving there ~ -
Through ticf>ts sod D. Trincips points m the
uftsc sAies Gextco and CAae1A a. ul0u
1hts. CGte-
r. SMITH. O. A Cleveland.
~ bocrz bepoi Tickes AgeDb
ffo y &rfse<. City Dctsi agent
Jaf.rg esec MAJ - lb,s