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which the public affect for him.
By the Indians he is regarded as demagog,
and they generally laugh at him; especially if
he comes in opposition to Gall-which gener-
ally happens.
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wise and conservative.
Sitting Bull is prob
ably the most noto-
rious Of the Chiefs, be-
cause he wears honors
to which he is not en-
titled. He is not a
Warrior Chief, but is
what is known as a
" Medicine Man " q
prophet. He is known
as a coward, one who
will not go into battle.
lie has a restless, dis
contented disposition
that continually leads
him into opposition to
his A gent. Sitting
Bull is a heavy-set,
m u sc ular man, five
feet eight inches in
stature, and is 81 years
old. He is not an in
tellectual man. He IS
very vain Of his noto-
riety, and is Aattered
by the attentions
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JOSIAH HoLBRooK,
Assistant AdjutAut. General of The Department Of
Ohio. GAR,

In appointing Comrade Josiah Holbrook to
be Assistant Adjutant General of the Depart
ment Of Ohio, Department Commander O'Neall
made wise selection Comrade Holbrook was
born in Berea. o., Jan. %, 1874, his father be-
ing at that time Principal of the college at
Berea. In 1855 his parents moved to Lebanon,
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THE wos1AN's RELIEF CORPS.

At the meeting of Potomac Corps No. 2, held
in Washington Monday evening, two new
members were initiated and five applications
for membership received. The exercises were
very Interesting and the evening passed pleas
antly. Mrs. Turner presided, aud did much
toward the success Of the affair.
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WANTED-ADDRESSES.

YYTANTED-By THE NATIONAL TRrECNs-The adj
w dress of John Devere, Second Class Fireman q 8
S. Alaska, who in 1855 inmate Of soldiers Homs
near Hampton. Va S58-f
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ports from his State indicate that he viii have
considerable trouble IN securing reelection.
the people there are getting somewhat weary
of the ascendancy OF the Bayards and Sauls-
burys, ana a strong revolt exists within the
ranks Of their own party. There are only 3d.
coo voters in the State, and naturally there is
q great deal Of politics to the men among them.
The Democrats poll l6,964 Of these votes; elect
not only two Senators and a Representative TO
Congress, but 8 Governor and full array of
State officers. The Governor appoints most Of
the minor officers, and, consequently, has an
immense amount Of patronage, the exercise 9
which, while bringing him much power, also
incurs for him a great many enmities. The
Bayards and the Saulsburys are now at Odds
and the Saulsburys themselves are divided.
The principal aspirant for Senator salisbury S
seat is man named James i. Walc0tt who is
making lively fight TO get a majority Of the
Legislature which is to be elected next month.
There are nine Senators and q Representa-
tives in the Delaware General Assembly. Six
Of the Senators hold over, and four of these
are said 10 be for Walcott one for Salisbury
and one against Salisbury. OF the nominees
for Senators and Representatives Walcott is
supposed 10 have the majority at present. 1t
IS more than likely that Salisbury, finding
himself defeated for reelection, may turn has
forces upon Wolcott and defeat him TO make
room for somebody else, when the choice will
be made from the field. Senator Salisbury is
Eow completing his 18th year of service IN the
Senate.
The term of Senator Sawyer, of Wisconsin,
will expire March B. 1893 and he declares him
self not a candidate for reelection. He will
be at that time u years old, and he is certain
that his age demands his retirement from pub
lie life.
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VNTANTED-By grs. Emma C. Willis care OF Adams
w & Crawford, Atchisou, Ean--The address OF any
cOmrade who knew her husband, Geo, W Wills, Late
private Co. D. 131th y. Y.
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VETERANS IN THE CITY.

D. E. Landers, 10th n. Y. Cav, Chenango,
". 7. Comrade Landers has been attending
the Reunion Of his regiment at Gettysburg, but
is now On a visit to his old partner, Capt Nj.
NJ. Whitney. IN this city.
Harry Tole, 2d Vt. Mount Holly, Rutland
Co.. Vt.
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YTANTED-By Henry NJ. Scott, Kent Loup CO..
w Neb-The addresses Of Amos COlst0u william
COlston, George Barnes frank LayOr and sergt Vple
of Co. A, 18th Mich.
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w ANFED-By L ?. Ringer P. o. Box 22s L0uisiana,
w Mo-Comrades living in OF near the so-eailed
frUit-belt OF Michigan and who know OF good hume
with about - Of land for sale cheap Tor cash.
write him.
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SVASTED-By Patrick Fadden. Pittston. Pa -Ths
w addresses Of Col James Carroll 19lst Pa; James
Cook, Lieutenant Of Co. b Thomas COnnOrs First SER
geanL OF Co. B i; Richard Dillon VIM Mcdowell John
McD0nOush, or any member Of Co. g 8T5-2s
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w ANTED-By Suas " Stevens salmon Falls n H
w The address of David v. C0Urfan, or any come
Tsde who served with the Z. 5. ). Colorado and
LGckawaun or addresses OF any inmates Of T. s. Marine
Hospital, Brooklyn, N Y, in September and October.
1S64
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VETANTED-By E r. Watrous, Dayton. O.-The adj
w dress Of any comrades OF Co C, 1st La. Cav
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The term Of Senator salisbury, Of Delaware.
expires Oh the 4th Of March next. and the re,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

The Nss fosk 5un endorses me sus-
gsstion q ths London DaiiB Asses that
fnf the purpose q raising NE ofies Of
Vies President ii ne estimation OF the
Amsricen people ths salary should %
ralssd. Conserving shia proposition ths
PistsbuFg Llspoieh makes the following
fitting rsEasrks: with al due respect TO
cur esteemed contemporaries, Il Is neces-
ssry to point out the fact that the oties
u Vice prssi1snt Is tue beat paid. "A
Proportion b its duties and resPonsieiiI-
tee. under the Uaiisi States Govern
msnt Ten Thousand dollars year for
doiEg nothing - mach batter pay than
$4,000 for undertaking the oneroUs duties
Of managing one Of the departments, or
f0r the grave responsibility that attaches
% TIE Supreme Bench. There ars some
positions that should be better paid; bat
SO long a. the Vice Presidency retains It's
distinguished characteristics Of inactive
dlznity. L 10. 50 FAR ss the salary "a con-
csgssd. a very comfortable position. IL
the ofIics Is to ca advanced IN public
estimation q must be advanced IN po wer.
Ihis can % done by permitting shs Vice
President 10 make all the Senate APP
pointmsnts. including the Senate Com
mitssss. lie would then have nearly as
much influence upon legislation as the
Speaker OF the House now has. We
suggest 10 our sstssmsd consempory that
Il propose that change-and fight II cut
witt me Senators.
The reason Why the Vice Presidents
Office Is not esteemed Is not that il Is
poorly paid. but that 1t has no power. IL
Il 10 TO Do elevated the only way 10 DO it
% 10 increase The power held by the
incumbent"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

III ths Governor Of Missouri - a man
of conscience his position Just now must
be- a very trying ons. After al other re-
sources have failed be is appealed to by
the mother of the murderer maxwell, TO
spare her sons hfe. The case OK NJ Ak
WE'LL ~ a very peculiar one. He admits
that 30 killed PBxLLER, but not that be
INTENDED to Kill him. The jury thought
death was intended, but 3 great many
other people think It vas not. Further
more. the conduct OF MAxwELL has been
such - to give reason fOr the belief that
his mind q not we'll balanced. The case
IL one which is likely 10 appeal strongly
% the Governor for mercy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

Now here Ia csuss for divorce that
puss cruelty and dessrti0n and all that
sort of thing completely IN tbs shade. At
Frsnkfort-on-ths-M Main last week a
married woman Vas pronounced the per-
son At fault and legally divorced because
she did not know how 10 cook. A woman
who sOuld risk her husbands hfe by
feeding him on heavy biscuits, sour
bread and burnt beei-stsak should be
arrested on . charge of "inient TO kill, .
and IL convicted or discharged her hus-
oand should be legally divorced from
her. Such proceeding would be such
warning 10 girls that they would not
dsrs 10 get married without knowin u
how to cook.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Steamer Grand Island.

Grand Island vii MAKE regular trips 70 the
soldiers Home on Tuesdays. Thursday :
snd Saturdays First boat leaving a. 10 a.
N. landing at rorth end Of Scribaer 81 car
line. Picnic parties vii be taken mp the
river At sny place they NAV select. Regular
picnic days viii bs Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The stesmer Grand Island
VII also make two trips 70 Grand Islsnd
on sundays Boat lssvisz ct ~ q. n. and
2 ,. m. lsst sosf arriving a. Grand Rapids
at T.i5 ?. n
Fare from Soldiers Hone ard return -
cents.
To Grand Island ard returs 3 cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

yVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W efal hOuses0rk In small family. Call al
Ia North Diyisionst II
ylASTED-TWO LACNDRE5sE5 TO 90 TO
W Ot,aw4 Beach. wages SIC per month. Call
on j A. Baker. The Warwick. lso
WANTED-A COOS AND WASHER. AND
W ironer. Apply Al 2sl fountainst is4
IlANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work, German or Sweed preferred Apply
10 2ls ksnsom-st ls
WANTED INMEDIATrLY-GOOD GIRL FoH
w general hOUseworf No washing. lS
Court =. lsi
MANTED--6OOD. COMPETENT GIRL IN A
w family OF three at 2sS Crescent ave; good
wages 20 good girl. none other need apply. 2O3
MANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work las North Diyision-sL German or
Swede preferred. liotf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

THAT THING wHIca TAX ooA s0N sokT
A > t1< azs = aeEsa lIIll3 q -1s cQl1
ses1 .eff s11 eay e9l-e - so15 csc E.s-e41 q
ls1 ~ haze - soT s4.s tss r>sissk lsE.las.
H01el
If0Ak And SEE rs ~ NoT NEEN MONEY.
y 4 y0a Haef " sSii ost ii feu slst ssaas "a
1&5ssp. = sea ~sxi 3 sl'Scaials- Liz = a
1s~1tsD, = -1les-no o~L14lk
lDk >ALk-EAfEA Ca RIP GoE NANt
L oae q ltass splsas3 49, oa LzFes a1-s
ko41 ADDITION - 80 1<sore t1e prlee adfst. ss.
ee1as a. lAoS Ne have 80 o<S-1ifa = ihs III
: ~. Z. 'ss s3es.ss a. ss,. ss.s As.'-'
,. = AsAee sons. y Nearo<s az
lOE sALk--l-e Lo1s az Tie PkkiIit-st
L p4rl % ths c-ly, sos - hss<fs A<ss 49,
L tie tlI1e - ket yoUE &ttls of lhose teestif1l
lols tIics s. > 10 ssti ser1s a. sll,t purs sssrs
FoF h-rlasr inioEu.alon Cal "a Z p AfeuA &
Co, over Lex haL store, Room : 1.anaisy
bloek. asa
TOR SALk OK ENCHt tkstsE-NOCLD MAXI
L Delightful hcuis sna beaalil...it io~.Lsa
Cnly ten gl1utss' ssik tas1a slresi fAt iins ioif
aeIes u cbolle lSDc tlat ~ i Sc fissNk o. X
c1stgr t9f city F1upery- Pei tsr .ftisfe ~ illft
q = ? AseFin 4 Co, keAl Lstsis bioksIs
lssulley to- 4. koo.u s. lthf
TO NOL WANT A FlAE IoIf ElEGANI I
~ locetio1 en- Colt sFc siresi cef iiae- tlry
CAL &c purchased a. astonishing lcs pTaees, "a
sal al payments A lev choice sstes leH. Nsl AZ
once. A 4. ADikdel, Opposlte sweets hotei,
pAR6AlNS IL A FEW CHOICE LOIe IN
ID hsbinsoB's Oak Ds.e PARK scdnlcn. hooln-
on Lacey, Ne" hcuseu a. bleek 1871
nlkDLEkS BULLETIN HALF 4 NIL
" lion deisrs Ia n al estaie for saie az hettom
figures. consisting "a ely and farm property.
House aud lcg f0F sale within seven minutes
walk Of posl0rce Spleupld Location This
properly h 9 chesp home Tor poor man hocd
bushes property To- tale 81 Cana CONSISTING
Of i've st0TeS. 81 store, high. With bdst faeEia
cheap Three spieLdic residences for sale Ia Dc
sifable parts Of city. tenCs and prices 10 klit
purchaser. Money 20 loan IN suns 90 sN aHd al
low rate oi interest southern pine lands FOR
sale. Call and see what have Naa satisfy your
selves ss q an Investment Is. q. IiTcief, ROOM
u. Tower block l45sf
COR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN TO A CAPl-
talist. One Of TIE best business corners IA
centre OF city, lot ll0xtl0 next thirty days. y
c. Girdler, room = Pierce block. lv-u
NOR sAlE-HOUsE5 AND lots. VACANT
Il lots and farms some choice bargains n taken
Oon- Hughes & Thomas rooms 80 and -. New
Housemsn block. su
HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al Dr. NeenbCerA MeuaaIn block.
corner Of Monroe and Division sts. sti
TOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
L house, ON springst.. Tor $500. neas Eame
dwelling house. IA ismes-st. Tor 1850, and N
60 acre farm ia Sparta for - 7OO all on sIn@L
payments and reasonable terms. r. A. Dapper
roorl l2s. Ledyard block, over Pubic Library;
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

Last sveninga person giving the name of
q. z. Thompson registered ct Hunts Hotel
and desired 70 be called in season to lske
the 9 .. m. train for Chicago. Being un-
able % AWAKEN him. The room was entered
BY means Of a ventllaf0r over the door.
when the gentleman was found to be dead.
BE was advertising agent for sulphur Rit-
tsrs. which has al extensive sale. The
coroner returned a vsrdict Of dssth irom
hesrt disesss His body viii be sent East
Immediately. Gin. Cowmercsei.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Reai Estnfe--Comntru

NOR SALE OR TRADE FOR HOUSE AND
lot-s,-acre fruit farm A bargain. A 1.
Kellogg 81 North Diyisiou-St 224
EOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
i acres. with frame house, one mile and a
quarter from Hall-st. Apply al Mrs J. q. Walk
ers. II South Division-st. l24f
NOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
I the estate ofthe late Daniel Schermerhorn
one mile west Of the cily, fronting BrioPesL 1t
Is fine dairy farm, or for fruit raising aud gar
dening. May be sold ia from ten TO thirty acre
lots Apply TO Dr. Whiworth. administrator, lS2
Fourth ST.. Grand Rapids Mich. l02tt
NOR SAlE-P1NE AND RED WOOD LANDS
L good farms and city property Tor sale cheap
also money 10 loan. Call al Loyett block, Canal
ST.. opposite sweets Hotel. A. r Antsdel. AIT
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

The snsrchists of Cbicsso are said 70
be orzsnizing Sunday Scbceiz whsre
ls~hreasiog ~ a fns art e tsaShk Buf
thoss sanne tsschsrs vii quickly rush -
ths Ccurss ts,r protection K they ara IN
iured in sry way.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

II TIE school elections thrOnghout The
STATE are sny in3ication Of the character
of tbs election IN November the cosrrpg
ecatsst viii be = peculiarly rei-bot Gre.
But thsn. he wumsn wous have 3 ctance
a, rnIa m NnranEa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

An sF'-t = now bsing made - -
establish tte Uaivsrsity at Chicazo. 4
voni3 have cssn a grsefer credit b
Chicseo to Aave nlaiBtziaed tas Ia var
asfes,i eg sllo~iae i 70 81 under.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition has tbis
y day been filed by The undersigned in the
Circuit Court for he County of Kent aud state Of
Michigan and is nov pending in said count, for
the purpose 81 vacsting q portion Of the plst Of
BOyntoB & iudds Lake Addition 70 the City 81
Grand Rapids being plat oi portion of section
A. OF township No. North. 81 range No. II
West according 20 the government survey. IN
the io~rship Of Grand Rapids IN ssid County o.
Kent And state Of AicbiRa1. surveyed ana laid
ont for the proprietors by W l.. CoHBbuTy. CSC,
civil engineer and surveyor. on the LIB naT II
July. ls52. and recorded 10 The oHce o. the
Register Of Deeds oi said County oi keut uT0a
said sIth o. JGly, 1917 at O'Clock 81 She Fore
u0on. IN plat hook 30. 2, 20 are - That H is
proposed 10 alter ssid plat Bnoer and bY viflue
Of the provisions of chapter = of HoseIs
Annotated Statutes II y chiga7. sBd TIE amend
meDts thereto. hy tscatiDs al fhst part Of RsTa-
al street, - laid down upon said pst which les
between loftvenfv-ave fpS rpon the Sortneriy
side thereof snd lofsnineteen and twenty fie and
~ upcn the -o6theriT sire tberenf That .pe
nasteT - ssid petTiDn will b called np for hear
ing On Mordsy. the z4ih dsy o' september, A. u.
fS~s
Dated. Grand Rapids Aicaigsn. Juns a. lssS
The street Railway Company u trsn1 Rapids
sAErtI HAIHEk
EpvARD ". wITHEY Attorney for fetiuoners
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

The Presbyterian church "a generally
regarded ss heiBg much more ccDssrvs-
tive hat TIE Methodist. bus the Psn-
Presbyterian Council IN Londca unsni-
u1ously decided that w9rsn could be
made a~asousssss ia shst ohurea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

tIANIEE- BRlGHI. ENERGETIC YOUNG
W uan of god address at sgent on
s4lagy tsl t1ls ulcri4iDg a. ID AorL1 blfls-sa-
e.. -
tVAETfI-fNO GOOD MES To WORK N
" bsynx aD4 bars - ns2r he city. Inquire
AZ oaee - IA Worth Dif iston- g. -
WANTED SALESMAN; 40 BOY AZ OP-
w poftaDiiy Of life time ~ the IA mA8.
Glse experience, zad snCloss larss set address
stamped envelope. 3. Van Rsub, boeFue, ken-
dali Co. 1exas %
WANTED -IG0ODMACHINE BLACKSMITH,
W 5oy printer sni COOKS for the Moth. and
I T0Ser b.Oek ia
TVsNIED = PERsEVERtSG. ENERGETIC
W salesman Agss be hustler, wiling 20
travel and cz2h securiIy required. salary and
expenses psii Address wNh reference, GloOe
Nsuufaetlring Co. tity. l9i
tCAAIED-A COMPETENT FURNITURE
W bEisher 10 take charge of our chop Dor
furnishing medium grades Of Ash. OAK. MAJ le
sud ChefFy furniture. For 4 permanent posi-
uQn, gCcc pay aud home IN the nness city on
tKe lacilc losst. address Silh references and
fu.l particulars. Michigan Furniture Co. bOx 20
Oakland. Cal Ais0 send address 70 Potter Manu-
featuring CO.. folieivilie, Mica. Iso
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

UANTEp-I.OCAL OR TRAVELLING AGENTS
w fra new sreciaity. Fire Fruof safes y. -
sRe0t ordered a car-irst fTst weez. q y - sseaf
halt 4 rar-icsd q kich. cenFse<Hr elesref afsg
frsr rnrtf. Bffsle dssier wHh his sfher b1s-
rezs q clearing PER mouth On 9sir specislty.
tstsiczus rse. Alpine safe Co. Ciucf1nssk q
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
nrTRorr GRAND HAVEN MILWAUKEE

q 'hi y FNhNt'f ffffa- tfflf
Detroit tTpfes has parIor car n 5eaFuit MAJ
ing direct CONNECTIONS iVf al FoiDts issl arriving
lr New YORK a. 1910 a fE ncAi dHF. Limltei
Egprce, cssf hss through stuepf from Grand
Rapids o. Niacsrs Fsiis conpcciingst Milwaukee
Junction with through eieeper 10 Ioronto
Through nckets aDo tleep1nF birihf secured
o. j.. q. II. N. zhAvsy oficek = Hourae a.
and nt tbe depe;
las. CtvrFrIf. City fssi agent
CE0. y. RTEfE Trsric Manager. Chicae0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

'rsin iesvsf efafic kspids for tiisssu ~
~ J. rl. erri~ffe Tiers
JitTtoeh trtefs s5ld 81 rfincFrs rotnts NJ ne
fffte1 rifles Hettes Euc fausde q Lnlon
Tffef o1lc1.
A. fNfrH r 2 a freveiaad.
y bcuTE fieIrf 7irkes te~nt
err NrHsfls fifr fieiei tfeat
Jfsiff efefs hsF i1 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Money To Loan.

,foVKY TO loan OK COOP REsL estate.
II n surns fori se9 - szoea A. r tBflssei.
E57tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

1hs ass asE 81 Efsss n 4sy al s~rsls~EsHs1t
csn 80 fssna ~ sfsteisx tbs sass Der ~
wsrss ~ sss<2 AEy E2rtef . He eo11t<a
aaa1s fzl3 La.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

JoHS C. NV = 0nt IN 'srcr ~ evil
servies rsforrs. Ia tlis rssrs's he is like
FnAEks2s. GrsH.x sai HFaelSs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
Miscellaneous.

NORNs AND BUNlONS AND IS6ROWING
v toe-Dails removed without pain oy DR.. A. Z.
kingsley. 3S West l. onsrd ST. lt6
MANILA hOk-E FOX LIGHT DRIVING
W in the country. pasture for Use OF horse.
Enquire at lz2 Springst. 1879
WANTED : TO JOIN SOME YOUNG MAN
w who has an idea of going into some business
Can furnish 500 capital Address, NJ. box 5,
Telegram Herald. 1ei
IF YOU WANT A PORTER, COACHMAN.
| book kkeeper. teamytcr. clirt machine hsnds,
lsborers, or any kind OF help write OF telephon G
No. SD We finnish all such help free. Grand
Union. Sand Tower block. i0i
CALESMAN-CAS ADD I LINE SMALL
- ssmples. Ore sgent earned $500, Others mp
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

SsDstor SHKKHsN Is old enough and
hss been il politics long enough 10 have
learned that man cannot often throw
mod without getting himself bsspsstsrsd.
Bu: Il BE ia late Ia learning This fact be
u learning Il fast now.
According 20 the press reports, HoszA
BIax1ow. ore OF Ger. ALeER's managers
ia ths South, declares, ia unsmbiguous
Angio-Saxon. that clsvsr broker OF
Alabama purchased for Senator SHsR-
nAS the Delegates from that State 20
Chicago. Mr. BIezLow further says that
bis chef j. ready so brsHd ihs Senator
sstss brsxsnest hoo.iler ia the country
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

~ ALf WhifAaNs IKE trde Amerfran,
viii die 81 his poss- Although growing
weaker and unable to lssvs his bed be Is
cprrsctirg The proofs Of bis forthcoming
volume og poems. November BonShs.-
The book vii havs su added interest on
account Of ia being the last work Of The
'sgood. gray poet.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

TIE lsst bsstls Il tfestys6usz -ss
decided Cnion vsoicry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
TAINTED BO0rders.


\ OST-ELGIN WATCH g. REWARD IF
II found. tor Is return 20 Police Headquarters
OF 70 Teleg sm- Herald os1ce. is
4 OST - YEsrERDAY. 4 PAIR OF GOLD
II bowed sDeciacies al or hear spring & Co $
store. Finder will receive suitable reward by
returning same 20 Mrs. r. oakley, &S south
Divisions ls4
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

Uaused--7o Frchan0e.

UrANTEr-TO TRADE A GOOD FAST ROAD
W horse for ciry iot J. Aidrich smith. room
a lcveft - b eck- ely, I9t
TyTANi ED-To EXCHANGE FOR CITY Pro
w pertv in Grand Rspiie or 9oud tfnher isnas
IN Michigan. zrrst MI doing good Business
For psIuciflars address +. o. box i97. Byrcn
Centre Mirh I9e
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12

Nofhins but praise tor Browns Standard
aud Browns Patent Flour, from all who
use L.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-12
For Renf--ROO11.s.

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ISL North Ioaia st. ls7
NOTICE-TO TRANSMITS AND PARTIES
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LrOk RENT-LARGBFRONT ROOM on FIRST
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