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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
GRAND RAPIDS AND SAGINAW Liz.
Ar. Going " est.
ITHACA BRANCH.
Connections.

Detroit-Canada and Toledo Div. of the
Michigan Central X. X. Great Western Div.
Grand Trunk Ry.; Grand Trunk R'y.; Detroit
and Cleveland Steam Navigation Co.. Bteam.
ers; Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Nv:
Wabash Western Ry.
West Detroit--GrandT Trunk R'y.; Lake Shore
& Mich. Sou. Ry.
Plymouth Jnnction-Flint Pere Marquette
R'y.
South Lyon-Toledo, Ann Arbor 4 North
Mich. n.y.; NJ. A. Div. OF q. 4. k'y(
HowellJunction-Toledo Ann rbor & North
Michigan It'y.
Trowbridge-Chicago& GrandTrunk nv.
Lansing-Sag. Div. ofM. C. X. r. Lake Shore
* Michigan Southern R'y
Ionia-Det., Grand Haven & Milwaukee Ry.
Gieenviile-Toledo, saginaw & Auskeron nv.
East Saginaw-Sag. Div. NJ. c. r.; FLINT 4
Pcre Marquette Ry. Port Huron & Northwest-
ern Ry:; Saginaw, Tuscola & Huron Ky
Grand Rapids--Chcago & West Mich. R'y.
for st. Joseph, Chicago and the West; Grand
Rapids Div. NJ. G. r.: Kalamazoo Div. l.. 8. 4
NJ s., at Bridge Street
Big Rapid-Chicaao & West Michigan Ry.,
and G. X. l. R'y.
Howard City-Grand Rap!ds& Indiana Ry.,
for Big Rapids. Reed City cadillac, Traverse
City, Petoskey. Mackinaw, st. Ignace, Mar.
quette and Lake Superior Points.
j. Ii. MULLIKEN, en'l Manager.
w. A. c. onENTE, Traffic Man. Detroit
Genera lOfficee Detroit. Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
A Numerous Kind of Maniacs.

A student once said to a college presi.
dent: II can write proverbs just as
good as Solomon's." Write few,
was the laconic reply. We do moi
know whether this advice was acted
upon, but at any rate the young fellow 5
proverbs have not yet become incor-
porated into the deathless literature Of
mankind.
We all remember the substitution
Texan who wrote homo that he was "a
bigger man than old Grant" But, rs
slow as the work goes on, we imagine
that Grants monument will be built
sooner than this advanced photographs
lists who spells bigger with one &.
Mr.. Dana of the New York san has
coined good word for such characters
-megalomaniacs, men who labor un-
der the deluson that they are great.
Daniel Pratt, New Englands greatest
crank. believed that he could write
better than Shakespeare, speak better
than Cicero or Webster and out-general
Napoleon or Grant There have been
greater men than Daniel Pratt who
thought they could write as well as
Shakespeare. "There is an immensely
of trick in all that Shakespeare wrote. "
said Wordsworth to Charles Lamb.
"Why, / could write as well as Shakes
peare myself, if / only had the mind
to-" "Yes," wittily replied Lamb,
'.all you lack is tho mind.
Wordsworth was a megalomaniac.
It is said that he believed his doggerel
poem, peter Belr' was rs good as his
incompatible "Ode on the Intima-
tons of Immortality" Like many
others he was incapable Of Judging his
own work.
Every editor receives countless con-
tributions from contributors who are
megalomaniacs, laboring under the de-
fusion that they are great. Their arti-
cles are without originality, negligent
of all grammatical restraints. and radi-
cally independent of the spelling book.
And yet they think they can write;
and thousands of editors regrets and
whole stacks of rejected manuscripts
cannot undeceive them.
Never q week passes but some minis
ter meets with q megalomaniac, who
thinks he could excel him as n preach
er. The severest trials of the family
physician aside from the superior
wisdom of their patients. or perhaps
the good old aunts of their patients,
who have some pet hereditary theory
which they believe is better than the
doctors. The med cal megalomaniaC
is the blight Of every doctors life.
But it IS perhaps dangerous for any
OF us to enlarge on this subject for
anyone OF our acquaintances may
arise and Nathan-like point his finger
toward us and say Thou art the man.
We are all liable to DC egalomaniacs;
but we shall never find it out, for no
man ever discovers it himself, aud il
accused by another, he does not be-
Lievo II. - Yankee Blade.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05

Prince Wilhelm and the Brewer.

So little of what is favorable is heard
shout the crown prince of Germany,
says The Pail MAJ Gazette, that the
following little incident publs he'd by
German contemporary. will be read
with interest and pleasure The other
day the crown prince was coming back
at the head of a regiment of soldiers
from DILL in the well-knovn Temp ell
hofer Field outside Berlin. At one of
the street corners, where crowd h al
collected to salute HIM, man of g
gantc figure left his brewers cart TO
come and salute the Crown Prince Viii
helm. Before the latter had como up
TO where he seood he took off his cap
and shouted his salutaton with the
rest. The crown prince had no sooner
noticed the tall figure in the leather
apron than he rode up to the man and
shook hands with hearty Good
morning, Tabbert How are YOU. old
friend ?" After a gracious invitation
to the delighted brewer to ''come and
see me some time" the crown prince
rode away, accompanied by the ring
ing cheers of the crowd. 1t appears
that the brewer had served as soldier
in the imperial body guard. and as such
had been the ordnance officer of the
Crown Prince Wilhelm.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
Death or Capt. Cook.

BIT nothing was decided upon when
the warning was given that boats were
coming from the floating island, and
tho chiefs. warriors. and common peo-
plo crowded 10 the usual landing place.
AS the boats drew near IL was whisper
cd from one to another that the great
Lono himself Capt. Cook was in the
leading boat. and so great was the VEN
Grafton in which they held him that the
common people drew back, and but few
of the higher chiefs with their attend
ants remained near to greet the great
navigator.
AS soon as she had landed, however.
these gathered about him, and through
an interpreter the two parties began an
animated discussion over some points
of difference. From being animated
the natives became excited as one OF
the number recounted how the white
strangers had cut down and carried of,
for iirewood. the sacred idols surround
ing their paa, or house of gods. and how
lucJ hlu1, iilc Cillcio, anu VIC pCO-
pie had been oppressed by the de-
mands of those whom they had delight
ed in houorng, until their voluntary
offerings had come to be looked upon as
tributes they owed, and had been paid
by insults and even blows.
AS their complaints grew more VIC.
lent the excited natives crowded closer
y the strangers and arms began to be
brandished. Then-no one knew Just
how it happened-the captain was seen
10 push back violently one or two of
those nearest him. There was q rush,
o warning cry from the officers, q yell
tom the savages, and as the captain
turned TO give an order, one of them
plunged q long knife into his back. He
fell, and as he fell he groaned. At once
n wild cry went up from the natives;
Ale is wounded; he is not immortali
lie groans; he is not Lono." And then,
in spite of the fire from the Dire AIDED
muskots of the marines. they surround
ed the fallen man and quickly dis
patched him. -OUerland Monthly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
REs1LuTI0N on uOuNOIL.

Ufhrits.-. a. REGULAR session of " iuagc Conn.
NJ Cl q sldCwuiE WAS Ordered constructed
edisccut 90 End uputiiug upon premises dc
sCribcd Js follows, VIZ;
C4rreialses occupied by II - Hubert on
iDts One u Two l-i Three III tuuf lil und tNc
lr1 az block twCuty-tngcc Csjl of the village of
iuH. Grttiot county Michigan, and, whereas,
Du lhc i day OF juno, 1855 notice requiring
tue same o. Doe douo within thirty days from
tic date ut such notice. was duly served upon
the owner OrOcCuptnt OF said premises, a
Shown blythe rcgrrn 81 the Village Marshal
now Ou llc iu tuc ClcTK Office, nnd, whereas,
none than thirty days have elapsed since the
dutc ci said notice. aiu the said sidewalk not
yet being built ~ accordance win ana as re-
guircd by such order, therefore, bc II
RESOLVED. that we hereby declare our in
ientiun to cause The Same TO be done in ac-
eDrdtuCD with such order, and that the entire
expense thereof bC betrayed 10y special assess
mtut upon Che premises above described adj
iuCCut o. and aouttlNg upon said sidewalk:
sgig sidewalk 10 bc constructed in accordance
with he requirements OF Nillnge Ordinance.
relative to the construction ot sidewalks
knuwuiis Ordinance No. 3, and as specified on
tic notice duly served as before shown; that
thc premises heron before described shall DC
a-sossUd Tor the expense thereof and that the
street commissioner ANA NilIagc surveyor are
hereby directed TO make plans and specified
tons ton tho same and the estimate Ot the
cost OF said work which shall Include the cost
of survtyVlaus und specifications, assessments
aud The cost of the construction thereof.
Dated alma, July 81, ltiS.
Adopted July 81. iss'.
WA. BAIiiKE, Clerk.
Alma. sept. lS 1888.
Odlcc OF succt commissioner and Village
surveyor Of Almu. Michigan.
No hereby assert th9Owe have made sur
yCy at lots = % sand d. block twenty-thrcc ON
superior street AMI would recommend toe
buidiuE 81 % foot wait iH Rccoi dcncc with
thC requirements of VILLAGE Ordinance No
rclatlEc TO the construction OF sidewalks. we
estimate the cost ul same as follows
$50 reCt Al ~ $40 per IN, - 81
1863 +" inch plank q feet lOngW fll M, lGUt
10nibs - pen nails. d.
LHbor Tor laying walk, 62t
SuryCy ing ana estimates, JW
Total. 332t
John W. Morton, Com.
Jas G.. Chase. Surveyor
hereby certify that the cgoing arc true
aud complete copies ui the oruiuul resolution
aud the 81 port 90 the street commits i0ncr ano
Village surveyor thereon now ON file in the
CLERK 4 ONCE. W. "a. DAliLlNE, Clerk.
Alma, Spp., -. lsss.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North michigan

Taking effect July Is, 1888.
North Bound. Standard Time. South Bound.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
VINEGAR BITTERS.

The only Temperance Bitters known. II
stimulates the Brain and quiets the Nerves
regulates the Bowels aud renders u perfect
blood circulation through the human veins
which H. sure 10 restore perfect health. n
beaut FIJI book Tree.
Address, II. IL. MCDONALD DRUG CO.,
%. Washington ST., York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
Bucklen,s Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box. For
sale by d. s. Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
Alma Market,
RTaoLuTIoN OF CoUNICl.
C0rrectnd Ang. b, lsss.

WhcrCas, at n regular session of Village Coun-
N ell, a sidewalk was ordered in adjacent To
and abuttng upon premises described rs fol-
lows, viz:
Lot two block 1--WE OF the village of Alma
Michigan, OF which Francis Palmer is agent,
and. whereas, on the L. day of june, 1883, a
notice requiring the same 10 be done within
thirty days from the uGtc Of such notice, WAS
duly served upon the owner or occupant OF
said primses, as shown 10y the return of the
Village Marshal now on file in the Clerks Of
flee, and, whereas, more than thirty days have
elapsed since the date of said notice, and the
said sidewalk not yet being 5ui.t in accordance
with and as required by such order, therefore,
bc il
RESOLVED. that we hereby declare our in
tcu5On 10 cause the same TO be done in accord.
CnCC with such order. and that the entire eX-
UCusC thereof be betrayed by special assess
mgut upon the promises above described adj
iaccnt TO and aputtlng upon said sidewalk !;
said sidewalk to be constructed in accordance
Wituthe requirements Of Village Ordinance,
relative 20 the construction OF sidewalks
known as Ordinance No. 3, and as specified on
thcBOtiCc duly served as before shown; that
tine premises herein before described shall be-
asses cd for the expenses thereof, and that
enc street commissioner and Village Surveyor
arc hereby directed 10 maxi" I l3as ana specit-
ca.iJuS for the same Gi. 10 estimate of the
cost OF said WORK which ahu Irclude the cost
90 The survey. pinns and pt,'Acatiuns, assess
mcnts ana tbC cost Oh thc construction thCl G.
OF.
Dated. Nina. July 81 ISIS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
Wy ''''' "'' Adopted July 81, 1883.


Anna. sept. 10, 1855.
Office az stree. Commissioner aud Surveyor
OF the Nln9re al Alma, GratiOt Co, Michigan.
We hereby ass 1T that we have examined the
sidewalk horde ny on lot two block i've in
the Village OF Una and would advise the re-
placing with new plank those that are broken
or dccaycd, and the lcVClingaud blocking up of
the slriulcrs. etc. We further estimate the
cost OF sumcas iulCWs:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05

Jas. =, f'l1c arVcyor.
! bcrcby certify that the i,grira ere true
ana complete copies of the Ori3Ia.i resolution
and p report OF the Street commissioner ana
VILLAGE SuN cyor thereon now ON file in the
crl. once W. y. BAHLRE.
4 NM sent 2E tSSR 4
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

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for rs racc NO teclexs a9y -
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W EsaDe1T, A-s tsAoa - rc<E-~.E. se@4'
seree ~arrsseer. Azss
chzxles carr, ths Eaxlish .easler, kas
s.zzel aFtiaiss fss HIS EszteA vlLl La
fs4s<lla Tkaraiez. Of EezRs4
fas s11naFisa Essiish sginEers. Wslsisal
Bse<~s<h zaa James F.nneg. yla ese.sely
eoss~ . <is ee1asry nert z1eatA-
rsener las shakeA the dts. ef xcAess-
scFk Pa. fEa1 Ga fes< KS Ii-cs q rear
aeace here4fter zll &c Kew Yerk
Il . I'D gA@e Gzglxuz' : p4rtneE a douels
SOULS 10 0ceaBor Hcsacr sad AeAsy
ssat nstea wlsa GsEdear al. 2s.s
The tkird z1n2al Fszz,ta os he Aines-
sols 4<ai " Hnipez Amateur Rowing AS
soe'siisn wa De aeld - Lake Asaasloa-s
f1ae . 4ad T.
George p. Gray. Of coldwassr. Ont., the
famous amateur shOs pUtter a America.
WI probablg De sss- @E-eag tho iaaicr
se7illees tals year
Peter Ccaley the Portland sealler. IL
snsi0as % Fo4 e!taer AckaJ, HAM cF
Ro5s fge nile race fo- y 600 SIDE. aad
hAs caalleagec tesn-
J. A Tcneyck, the earsmaa, who accom-
panied O'Canner ~ San EFaaeisso, II try
inr - arfange : race with y. Il. falacs tl-o
Britain Colam5aa eh2npion-
An international regatla. a. vhlek there
viii be races for both professionals and
amateurs, VIII take pi@ce - Deyentsr, N
hoian-, jane Q Eagbsh clubs VIII 30 ua-,
iess be represented.
Z. + Corning, stroke OF the Northwest
ern crew which won the four-oared race IN
IN $50 a. Saratoga, u tina that Sill stands
a. the best ca record, dlcc o. March I'D, az
his home 10 81 Paul
The Ottawa Canoe Club has elected tho
following oficers 81. J. ghitcher, reelected
Commodore, T. kiag. Captain; F. a G-s-
borne, Secretary Treasury; w. Il. Baldwin
and J. = broesa, Auditors.
II i just possible that the University Of
Peansy lvaaia crews wll this year take part
m TIE schHylkill Navy cup end Peoples
Fourth OF July regattass instead Of rowing
The Yale crews, as last year.
The Ottawa Rswiag Club hss chosen these
new ofscsrs President. Allan Glmour
First Vice President. Alexander Burritt I;
Second Nlce-Pres deat, T. J. pevlin; Treas
rrer. J. y. SuttiEg; Secretary, Edward
Taylor.
The New Jersey Athletic Club, Of Bayonne
City, has absorbed the Aryoraut Rosvia
Association For many years the latter
were the champion amateurs OF the ooun-
Try, but interest," in rowing has died out in .
measure
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
For ReHt--RO0Dls.

TOR REST-A NICELY FU iNISHED FRONT
room, Gas, bath room, etc. Enquire front
room. third floor, over Fourth National Bank II
DOOMS AND BOARD, PLEASANT LOCATION.
IL new house, : minutes walk from Sweets
Hotel 10 SummerSt 40
no RENT. FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
l rooms at li4 Wintsr.st. 156
ufOR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
either single or en- srite. Apply 20 Room 40,
Powers Opera House block, Pearl-st. 2e6tf
EOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
Il room al IS Rapsousst. l2tf
L'OR kENT-OSE LARGE FROM ROOM FUR.
4 nished, gas single gentleman preferred.
Cali At a Ransom a.. i2Uif
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
| ell conveniences 10 rent ia the Vinegar
block. foFnsr south Division and Cherrytts. Ap-
ply a. The block or OF 4. ID. Brock - and "a
PsaTl-st 10etf
TOR RENT-THE NTCEsT KIND OF ROOMS
L iD suits of two or four rooms. with al modern
improvement on csnai-st. for offices OF light
manufacturing purposss, also for lodging. En-
quire al once, 40. u Canal-st., OF G.. A. berwin.
off
TO RENT - LARGF. LIGHT RO0M FOR
light manufacturing: steady power, at No. 5
Pearl 81. Enquire Of c. b. Judd or Z. L. Thwing
Off
I'OR REST-FURNISHED ROOMS: STEAM
I heated. sud furnished rooms for light house.
keeping. Apply AZ room lOS, New Housemsr
LlSck. Il l5l
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

Oar Lively sssning eonismpofsrs, fas
Isodsr. lntinssss thai 10 the East s.
riossss hsd Uarosd shs Street Gar CON-
paDys hsrn. vith THAR horses and ears.
the Iemoerat would have been responsi-
ble scr II. a. that sh-ss has for years psst
been attempting to prsdjudice The public
sgsinAt The compsny. The Leader Hat
tsfs shs silly Dsmoerak IL - cutie true
that q has pefslsisatly ~a,ssnDtsd to
create q sentiment sgsiost the Street Oar
Coapany, ba. ike all iis srorts IN that
direction Il oply succeeds in making
iTsesi = laughing -stoek. The Democrats
thunder nton any question is like the
eLsstsricg e nouksy os TIRE brsyins OF
q seksss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

pf<R AZ L GEN - All ofasss HAVE
II = -. -. es@ = =. i%s,s
81 S14 see Et<i 44resf.,. san csxF & :.
fresss. lefsE ksses. eEsssAs ssssf apsss
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? szsssAes-sl xa>s 1efsaf = sss "A.
ess@ 4 caNuin<s. ~ caasrss.. -
ls0k sklk- Al a aAkaA1A. tsoe ShAEks
II - seita Althixss ifea mtnlnz oeisFsss
SOW ltEs+ssi1g HaiEs pat,e Ia sFt = ne -
- sasay VIA s<Fsk tteeSee.s q s.sss.s
Aedfrs lea cas- q :. ezel<f , tssnaess 2. =.
= thlksEg II ~
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{ - hoase -. nEsl eisss h.ssss n - essi-
sss So zsls u ssns. efsaa bn.eas s@o te~sf
ksrk -
rok s4Lk-kf RAR6sfs. XIV Hot'Sf
4 fascEably loe2fed. Essoass. ssl she esss,n
satsF. AHFig ~ Aepros - lie
LOB sALE-TAcASF lots. LOCATION cEH
y srsi iof siev asa aPAslds. tefa-s Easy. 10
N0aFue e.. h%
T0a sALE- E-INESTf -OSE And HALF
L Aeres q iGEd a CbeFry-ss-. slthin I've 0lek
toa lhs hsSi u NoaFux-st-, setea thoussnd
doilafs. haif cash. Il ms L nqf pz-gslp 1hrls
= noAs ietes Dlpson-
IsoR sALE-foR CHEAP. NICE tots. WELL
4 lecsted. essy teFlas. g. - L. Nesnhcer. wea-
ham poek. rerth -easE esFnsr A0aFoe aud Dsfi-
lloo ais isI
CoR sAi.E-GRKAT B4R6AIs TO cAPi,
L lsiet. oas of the esst basipess eefness "a
t<NtlF ~ III, ~ lttt4 itFi Tea t4atlt o@ess
{. elsdlsf, room Il, Pierce block lozf
L'ok sALf-HoCsEe AND LOTS. VACANT
L lots aud Arms. some choice 5aTgsins ntsken
oca Hughes d Thcsnss. Rooms - and 81. New
Hotiseman bieck VII
HOUSE,. IOTs AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap AZ DF, Neenboers Nenhsfn bsccs,
eoTnsr Of Acnroe ana pisls oasis- sotf
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
L house, On springst.. Tor sl,Vl Ress ..s1ne
aweling ho9se. . lanessi; Ior t.50e sDa "a
payments and reasonable terms. y. A. Dzppsr.
soom i2s. isedyard bieGk. over fublic Library:
y41lf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

The coIanbas. Ohio. DsspateA does
ses sbssrss thN sabeandsd snshas,ssn
fDr Jcsx szszzAs saDpossd TO szist %
thst state. 10 says: "A political slne
o. ihls city bald Dss,ias lass sssaiHz'
shisa ~ss addressed bfisiiy br eolorsd
ssasismsa Al spFinzasld Ia tho soarss
of ia rsmarss 10 alindsd 10 the great
staissnsa " 0hio. JoHn SazzAAs. and
pass.d for a moment that Ihs admirers
Of shs Quo senator could give vsnt 10
snch dslzo nsfrslions - shs honorsd mama
uixat esll fsrsh- is sas rsesissd wiin
impressive silence. In nousas more
ths ssrns Of Jssss q. BLAME vss men
tiopsd. add . sAoat sross thai shook The
baiidias This slate is ansesmoas for
sazsA.s. hal IL dossn't sssm inelinsd 10
chess ior han"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

The New vosk Dsnocrstie State Con.
vsntion viii nsst today. II VII no, hs
an altogether harmonious meeting. The
Democrats % New York ara not famous
'rF their hsruony. There Ars too many
Q. than. thar interests are too mnstifsri-
sgs. sad their ehsness OF success TOO an
ccursging. The leaders, "a ususl. ars
Egelisg aaonz ,hsnseyss- II there
snAl be an sppssrsnes OF harmony u
viii bs ssesuss thslr quaFrels are kept
tsrsath he surface. ss they wers in the
ccrVsDtiou u the city last week bat the
fsct that they quarrel Is not 90 imE ortsnt
as tie question stsiher they shall quar-
rel after q q pasf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

COR sALE-so- ACRE FARM, TlABERED
4 with beech maple. cherry aud other hard
woods, cheap fDr cash, or viii exchange fer city
properly Inquire AZ le6 nonroest 10
l,Ok sALE-ONE OF THE FINE T FULL
r roller process Touring mills in the stale. loca-
ted in the Michigan wheat eelt, al u bsrgsin oi
several thousand dollars. Will take property far
par. Parties owning II living out OF state
Grand union, and Tower block. lss
COR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF So
L acres, with frame house. one leile and
quarter from Halkss Apply a. Mr. J. g. Walk
erS n south Divlsiou-st l28u
NOR sALR-oR WILL HxcHA N0E FoE CITY
L real estate, iorty acres, thirty.hve improved;
two barns, twenty-eight miles north on Grand
Rapids < Indiana X. r.: one Hile nom Pielson
village. A bargain IL sold at once. Enquire OF
NJ. J.. Swin, bS South Lafsyelte-st. yu
TOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II properly. farm Of 200 acres. nesrly all i'm
proved, IN Ottawa county, hear Jennlsonyfle
nine miles from Grand Rapids. Acartsa Farmer,
box ., csre this oflce llsu
nor sALE-THE FARM BELOSGING 10
Il the estate ofthc late Daniel scherpsrboEn
one niie west Of the ci.y, fronting Bridfs st II
Is fine dairy farm, or Tor mutt raising and gar
cening. May be sold ia nom tss 10 thirty acre
lots Apply 10 Or. WhiivOrth, administrator 1872
Fourth At, Grsnd la spids, Mich. l02ti
NOR SALE-PINE AND RID WOOD I.ANDs
Il good farms and city property itf salo cheap.
slso money 10 loan. Call al Ioyett block Canal
ST.. opposite sweets Hotel. A X Antsdel. l7tt
I,oR SALE-GoOD PROPERTY FOR sALKAT
L Byron Centre. A good hotel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting to sell. > d
dress Mrs. Mary Adrion, Byron Centre. Mich 1ltt
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

yvrASTKp-GlRL FoK GENERAL EoUsE,
w sofs. - Fo0ntsin ~ is
tlTANfED-lA SNAIL FAMILY A GIRL
~ sor general hoasesofk. Apply al oaee AZ
IL, Cttasasi. "a
ilASTED-WAIsTs gks AND DaE-5-
W MAKERS errzhi girl Apply a. oncs u dn-
q. /. tohn. No. Ransom u.
tlANf NfEl--SDhFETksf GIRL fOR GEN
" srai hsuHsors szasu sHty; down town.
Arlly u Ars llogi bTs1er, y ba@twlek-sL q
IsJAsTEp-lS sAkDE, IS HOLLAND AND
w y Gernaa girls fcT genera, ssrssHts. wages
- 81 . D. Ter week: 10 finingrO1n and kllcaen
girls. 60 Ia aed laUntress. Lsdies' P4rl0fs.
aad 4 Tower block l3e
(ANTKD-A COMPETENT GIRL TO Do
W genera ho1sework NO washing or ironing.
AFp.y Immediately a. is5 south Laisse.ts-si.
i34If
IVASTEL-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w wals, steady scrk, good wages at lss wes.
Fuitou.st. 1856
NANrED-A GIRL FOR DINING ROOM AND
w b ssi-t In general hoasework- Apply 80
boslsic3-st Isn't
iVANTED = DRES3NAKERS AND SEWING
w girls, or alyone else desiring 10 learn the
Kellogg - stem OF drss cutting, 10 call al the
seeoos FOR eultsag al l = ehsFlcsst lSs
WANTED - Right FIRST CLASS DREss-
W makers apd apprentice girls. Apply 10 sIs
A. J. kudeh. Room -. New Houseiasn block
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
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