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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

Is Ia diaicnif thing Or tns ia--sb.d-
isz ssizsas II the North. sllsisx saistiy
~ hair GFssidss a. home, 70 eoaesiys. o.
bslisss, ihsi tns bulldozing msthods
charged 10 rs Democrats u tAs south
srs rsaliy przeEesd. But -nsn saea
nsthosis aad oatrazss q EsEs rssSstsd
t0 lsst nlgnt an co sssn and tolsrstst IN
Grsni Rapids. there nssd % LITTLE sur
prss expressed ~hsn vs read Of sIniisr
practices. EhsthsF operated IN AIssis-
sippi or a.ehizaa. Thsrs are many re-
sDsotabls snd las-4bidins eitizsus "a the
Democrats party uho vill discounss-
nance. and ia thsir 0sn minds may ssl
Do ssnamsd Of, The organized EFFORT which
~ss put i0rta Oy the mansgsrs aod some
.0ald-bs manszsrs Of ths Democratic
Congressional campaign lsst nizhL The
zcsd sinssns 0f ne party wil Try 10 be-
httls ness oatfszss snd vii claim that
ne newspaper sccOunts are exaggerated.
bet the fsct still r-mhias that ne rank
snd To Of the Democrats party ineiuds
Tsariy al ia bOOdlums. rougns and
tcushs of every community. 40 slsnect
very hssd b restrain. All along sns Ina of
march through Moaros and CsnaLsss.
lsst night we're placed organized gangs VI
Foso clsqnsrs. evidently With lnsiruc-
tioas 20 eo1ntsraet vita their cry OF
"FosDl fosDl n. II. FosD" all that
soald % possibls Of the enthnsis am
of The Republicans IL vas. OF course.
necessary 20 detail Tor THE work ths
loser slsments Of their party. st lsast 10
took msn Who had very little sslf-respsct
or dssirs within th hsmsslvss to sec fair
play. Vo particular OF jecsion, however.
would % made 20 tee noise OF hoOdlunas.
but me mob vas hard 10 control, or elss
-ttls sfors vas made 30 RESTRAIN u. and
81 dIfersrs plsess along ths line stone
throwing snd ths nss 0t clubs we're rs-
sorted 10 20 rs-slscs N. II. Fosp 70 Con-
grsss Too dlfsrsns Banners 10 the pro-
cession hsd stones hurled completely
through them, sad ths High School Boys
BsltosD Cinb and al lssst one other vsr.
treated to showers Of stones. While pass-
,Dg through Csmpau Place. Lieut.. +. W.
Josss' norss vas seized oy two roughs,
~ho ~ith clubs on either side. gave the
horss . severe nogzing. WITH ths evident
purooss OF unssAting the rider. Other
ciszsns IN ths ranks mot With similar in
sulta
such are ths mstbods used by Demo
crsts "to save the country" Such are
he nsthods being ussd to re-slsct NJ. II.
FosD 10 Congress: bat when our repre-
ssntatives become 80 imbusd With the
inporfsacs o, good fellowship With
Southern brigAdisrs that sugar and rice
are protected under The NILS bill by q
tsris squsl IN amount 10 hrss cost. it q
no great sender THAI the same method,
ara rssortsd 10 70 elect NJ. FosD that
have 90 successfully continued ex-rsbsl
Democrats and bulldozsrs IN ths same
House ot Representatives. That such
things should ~. e bad blosch on the
e<cuishs con Of our be.aiiful eity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30
GOULD ON DECK.

His Latest shrswd Trsnssetion in Rail-
road stock
Nav YORK. Sept. Say Gould has once
more shown Wall-st. that he has not lost
his grip. Vests rdsy afternoon u leaked cat
that he had obtained coDtrol ofthe ST. Loqis
Kansas & Texas Railroad Company. This
news Of itself is perhaps not especially i'm
portsnt. except TO show how shrewdly
Gould makes his moves, bat taken in con-
nectiOn with his hight with the Missouri
Kansas < Texas road, il shows that be has
put himself IN . position almost to dictate
terms.
This road can De made . competing line
with tse Missouri, Kansas a. Texas ana the
81. Ig1is, Iron Mountain Il Northern. 1t
s nearly year since the foreign security
holders OF the Missouri, Kansas g. Texas
road cent = committee here 10 ascertain
why their securities had been steadily
decreasing in value. This line is
leased aud operated by uoulds Mis-
sauri Pacific system, of which il
was considered 10 be an integ-
raj part, bat while ths Missouri
Pacific was making good earnings the ME-
sour, Kansas Texas Was apparently run
ming behind and the market value OF Its
securities was steadily deprecisting. This
was supposed to be The result OF one Of
GOuld's schemes TO get control OF 1t af q low
figure. The conmittee and the American
security holders formed q joint COMMITTEES,
but when they tried 10 investigate they
were blocked by the Missouri Pacific peops.
Then they got control of the stock and
oustsd the Gould party.
Since the Missouri Pacific has allowed
the Missouri, Kansas i Texae TO default
upon ats bonds. ana while the new admin
! istrstion has been trying to ind out what
its property was really worth, proceedings
have been taken for the appointment of .
receiver. Jay Gould, however, while ap-
parently an invalid. quietly got control OF
the St. Louis. Arkansas & Texas. and If
the new management Of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas separates the road from the
| Missouri Pacific he can force q bitter fight
II is not known upon what terms Mr.
| Goul6 made this purchase, but il is reported
| that be made Q bargain with the second
mortgage bsndholders, whereby they sold
| him the majority Of the bonds, and threw
| the stock in as . bonus. Mr.. Coppell, Of
Maitland. Phelps 81 Co, 10 the chairman Of
| the bondholders committee and while be
was not willing to talk said that George +.
/ Gould, Russell Ssge and General Fitzgerald,
the latter being connected with the Mercan-
tile Trust Company, would be taken int
| the com mIttes. and this would give the
Gould party the majority, ~ the com mittee
| consists only of i've members. Those now
on the conmittse besides Mr.. CoppAil are
Ar. Msrtens, Of Lyon, Hoffman 4 CO.; Mr..
| Gernshezim and Frank PesdletoR, there
| being ons vacancy, bat which men are 10
be displaced for the Gould party. could not
| be Ascsrtained.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

he As. Ters Ma 9ad k<Eysss says.
-JAAz MAsFEs. sao s@s bs~a u zsrose
ssaes sat Esy. 10 srs-lsx peEIisa Il tes
tfae asvins ossa spsas ~ kBEia2ds an
$40 sss nat sstarnsd y tAls esua.fy.
ssys tnss tbsss . . stsoAz sssliag al
fnfoagb ksgls4d a Esyor q CLzyzL4AD. ,.
al xFsat rslsis.az a Als sssll zas s1d
that u tL-s Dsnserzkse party "a ihs tsrl1
sassslon. aad sass sxDses, 4 tie 4ILLs
olll nseO2ss . az. . lsxgs seosssioa -
ihsir trsds.
The nanIfsctursrs complain q TIE
aigb wages pad "a thls soantEy, a. lAsy
say that - soon a. nAay of tasiE sork-
zsa bseoms skilifal thsy lskss szd sens
n ms e0natry. shsEs t5sy osz 30 80
nuch osttsr
The manufactures say tasf ss sooa ss
wages ere reduced "a ths county 70 a
trss lnsds sasls they sil rsdass tao
Wages u their owa smployss 90 ss 70 %
abs to eompets Eith a. and andsrssA
American nznnfsetgrsEs. Mr. MAkrs
hss 8 large personal seqgslassnss Win
nsauiaetursrs ia Eozlsnd snd his fssts
sers gained il conversation With many
OF Ca sm vhom &c met socially" And
yss Ghs Democrats Try 10 osguiis vsrk-
Inxzsn into believing thai FREQ trade
means bsstsf tinss- Tia tssss are ali
against than ssd tssy csnnOt fool shs
intelligent sorkingnau very lOng.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

The free kindergarten and the nursery
in charge OF = circle OF Kings Daughters
will open on Monday, October ], on the
corner OF Ottawa and Fsirbanks-sts.
Tee mothers who leave their babies in
ths nursery pay ten cents = day for hsv-
Ing them taken care OF aud fed, but IL
there should DO any one who cannot
afford 10 pay that price. her little one
will be tended for nothing. This is q
charity which Is 90 eminsntly practical.
that Il must commsnd itself to every Que.
Many mothers eau Thus work ont by the
day when they could not do so in any
other vay, aud thsy will have occasion to
bless ths noble women who have under
taken the work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

The Springfield Union gives the fol-
loving dialogue between the President
and Colonel LAMONT "DASIEI," said
his imperial I-asss. ''you read in the
Nsw York ErsHinG Post Just now that /
sm a man who always weigh my words.
Is that SO. DASIELy
why, certainly, sire, you deliberately
gauge the pondeTosi.y Of your uttsr-
ancss"
"fes2 Say. DAsIrI, do you remember
iuss what the words offensive partisan
ship weighed"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

CoLUMBUs. o.. Sept 2s.-Thers was q
large parade Of the City and County Dem
ocrstic clubs tonight. in honor of Judge
Thurman. Tssrs wers probably four
thousand in ine and after marching
threw toe principal streets the procession,
about II O'Clock, drew up in front Of the
Thurman residence. Judge Thurman made
a brief address. thanking bis friends and
neighbors for their kindness and then in
trodncsd Congressmsn Outhwaite. whs.
with other speakers. held the crowd until
after midnight
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

Another royal scandal may bs glvsn 10
the world bsfors long The sstrsoTs-
merit bstsssn ths Princess SrKPHASra
dsushtsr % ths King of he Bslgisns.
and her husbsnd. RuporPs. Grown
Priuc. % Austris. - said 20 % irrspsrs-
be. rhs Princess vss such a fsvorits IN
brussels a = bslisved that tas fsals -
not on bsr sid.. 80 nuch % heard Of shs
indiscretioss snd infdslitiss % royal
husbands. Il e marvel that 80 fsv ssps-
toos or divorces oconr. out so~ that The
precedent hss been established By klns
Mas. other separations sszy follow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

Il . 10 De rszrsttsd that Governor
Lrcs vss put O. such . dissdvantazs
lsst evening. fs vas probably his ooly
opportunity 70 spssk here during The
campaign. and bs should have been given
81 east al hour sBd hslf the time he
dssirsd. and not been compelled 70 wait
safil bslf past 10 o'clock before be ooald
begin. and TINS % compelled 70 Issvs
nnsaid bali Of What 10 vshsd 70 say.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

Cssseil 4 Company Ass iasi issEsd 81
other syivsnas Cob. Jr.s asv.l, s<ttu.d
The Gaa- Maker Of hsscsr" II ssv.ry
istersstins story of Rnss il tie tin. Of
Petsr the Great. sad the only nfstssy con
necfsd vita it. = the idaaiitF 81 the Back
Aonk. Vladimir. Fer sac ey E.ses n
Lyon.
The Silver Lock sna 0tasr Stories by
PaDuiar Antkors' . tas tiue of sssl
beck rem tks press ~ Cssseii a cemPsoy
Th. stories a.. e~srks ss6 irsersseina srS
srs vsinshls 6sv vhilisx srsT q ssisars
aosr. FnF ssls ~ Essas . Lfen-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30
For Re7lt--Hoslses.

BAvE sELERAL HOUSES TO RENT. o. w
| Petit. rs Tower block. 2S3
NOR SALE OR RENT-A HOUSE, AND LOT,
+ 1856 Jsmes-st. Enquire OF J. Harris, ls2 James
81. $50
TOR RENT-TwO NEW 7-ROOH HOUSES AT
r $40 per month. Possession November l..
Or will sell on easy terms Apply st 10 Monroe
81 27s
IOR RENT-A HOUSE or skVEN ROOMS,
closets. etc $50 Broadwsy 275
NOR RENT-NEw HOUSE. SIX ROOMS. 226
North Colege-ave. In luire Rufus Freeman,
Fuller stowe Printing Company, A. Lyon a..
275
J,OR RENT-LARGE CONVENIENT HOrs +
with barn and scres OF land on West
Leonsrd-st, between railroad and Alpine ave-
Terms 500 per year. Telephone SS7. Harrison
Wagon Works. 21Qu
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

The managers of both psrtiss. says re
Springfield RsrHblicun. agree that voters
are doipz msrs solid rssdIng than IN soy
campaign s1scs TIA var ThE = espe-
cisiiy trus of wnrkinTmss. who attend
she meetings of beth parties aud sxxnius
ell TIE csnpsisa documents tasy csn Est
hold II JzFFzRsox's esti mate q rsad.
iux people = vel ksovn. He would
havs sinscst eaosen newspapers without
government rsshsr tban governments witb-
out ns~spspers
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

The sending back 70 Europe OF shoss
persons ~ho cane eers With the svowsd
purpose OF becoming Mormous was very
timely. They had come bsr. vlth the
inssntion. consciously or unconscioasly.
Of breaking the lsEs os Toe ls1d. and
shey should nos be allowed 70 stay. II
the Government does not blot Oas polyE-
any rom the land. a oaest st least 10
prsvsnt iss sprsadiax. snd shs ssndins
back q rev converts wss a step in ths
rizhs direction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

JscKsoNvILLE. Fla, Sept s.-The official
bulletin reports nisety-four cssss Of yellow
fever here today, Of which tvsnty I've are
white aud sixty nine oolored. aud six
drstns ss follows George Bel. J. NJ.
Ground. George n. Hollsnbeck. Walter
Backston. Alfred RobiBson sad . colored
child. total cases 70 date 2.5S7. tstai deaths
"a. \. z. Grueils prominent citizen Of
Gafnesvilie died today
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30
For Repf--F0OsJis.

TIVE ROOMS TO RENT - on GROUND
floor. tor housekeeping; very desirable Tor
sm ali iamily. rs Fiith-sve., between ICnla ard
seuth liyisiop a. 276
IyoR RENT - ELFGANTLY FURNISHED
rooms for rent in suites or single at 81 Foun-
tsIn-sf 274
I,oR RKNT-TwO NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
i l2l Jeferson-ave. 2f
n ETIRABLE FURNISHED OR BNfURISHED
IL rooms si 20 Scribner ST. 10
DoONs TO RENT-WILL RENT CHEAP TO
II right parties. Enquire At l5s Broadway.
255
JsoK RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS AT 1857
Il West Fulton-st 25Stf
TaOR RENr-ROOMs FURNISHED OR UN-
u furnished, with al m odeTn c0uveniences; ~
BostvicF-xt 2o2tf
EOR RENT-FURETSHED ROOMS, STEAM
heated; and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at room lo3, new Housensn
block Dec 1871
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30
For Rent--Bus,ness Places.

TOR RENT-PART OF STORE no. I55 MON
j roe-st Apply al the store Zss
TOR RENT PREMISES FORMERLY OCCU-
L pied by the Fox Mschise Company. now
vacant situated on the first foor OF the Le1telt
building opposite Leitelts machine EEop,on Erie
u Most desirable location in the city for a wood
working or machine business Once facilities.
reliable power and steam heat included. Inquire
OF BisseIl Carpet Swee per Company. "a
I,OR RENT-PART or STORE NO. 107 CANAL
st.: fne location: plate glass windows; very
low rent. Inquire a. the store. 27s
CTORES FOR RKST-2. Csnslst.. . 6randville-
= ave- 6ss Broadway. corner Court and West
Fulton l55 Jeferson-sve So South Division st.
81 sous. Ionia-s1. Real estate Fogg IL kinsey.
3 and Tower block Telephone $40. "a
Tor RESf-OTE-HALF or TIE STORE
r No. q Csnal<t- For particulars enquire o,
{, A B>rvfn is4ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

Last s-suiax lsrxs nsns.r - the friszds
af NJ and Mrs. G-a 2. Ow-s. ssrpri sd
taeu a. their home % South piviess ~.
A vsrr pie.ssat Hne -ss ssd szd prssr.s-
s~e ee6ro ~s~ ia5aesd ., Nrs Nilsnx
snd r A Fistcaer vinsinz ths 6rsf - zes
snS Nrr p A Fi~scssy sn8 Hes Crs~
ford Angeil. carrIsd aszs ths consolssioa
rrirss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

NTEvsUKEE, Via. sept 7e-Ths Cen
vsy Manufacturing Compsny's sash. door,
blinds snd wood msntsl nsn16cfory. at
the fset OF s-yenissathF.. = thrss stsry
brick suiidinz. va totally Destroyed hv srs
touight loss about $1,000. issurssce
$50 COO 10 SO 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

Ths sucks rroblsun. -hich ass ban
sgitsiin~ Chicsz- - eng. . aksly - -
Solved 81 re vsrT sinpis rr-c-ss cf nix-
i1r eeks ~fih s-fs eusL Tkas hss hs~u
sried By privs,s parties n ether sitiss
ard ~orks v.rv satisfactorily, making =
sonsustibis rhich - unosiectiousbi>
and much ehesper thsn hsrd casl
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

The brsvsry OF telegraph operators in
Jscksonvills las been recognized and
appreciated al lie trus worth. bat tie
danger to than is small compared With
that OF the newspaper correspondent.
The former stays IN one place aud is in
danger only ss the disease comes to him
But ths -gzthsrsr bsunts the places
whsrs toe fever is at It's worst and is con-
stsntly exposing himself to infection.
The hsroism OF Ihs telegraph operator is
zr-at. but that OF shs newspaper man Is
xrsstsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

There seems to be no good reason why
the postmsn IN this city should not have
one advantage which those in some other
cities possess, aud that is tbs use OF the
vhistls. In other cities every postman
has whistle which he blows before
reaching . house for which be has msil,
and by the time the house is resched
some one Is at the door to receive the let
isrs and much time sad pstiencs is saved.
Grand Rapids is very progressive and
should be on the lookout TO make uss OF
81 the little eonvsnisnces which ensure
the saving Of time. BY ell means let the
mail carriers be supplied with Whistles.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

Ths snly place vbsra thar PsnnsrIvs-
"a snc~-sfcrn ~cu'd have been Esicuus
a. ne pr~e>nt tns = - - ysliow-fever
r.rs~- Bst = this r-srh.r ccatssuss
Y.sto~ Iack will bed kish esrnl-si 80
ionzer
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

The display ~ fcrcs. il sssuss. va Al
tast ~ss nss~essry n suist thsags down
a. Bio Grsads City There srs times
when ths - srn - tAs lsw~ hss onsT -
put up a. sisevs and sso~ "a usnseis n
rrd-r - se~ 80 l.ude~t orsgwsrt and
rsscs . restored rifhout a hlo~. Il =
f-rtansts that ths q tas ease n The
r,rs..,f Instance
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

ree wcst scraisr D~saccrzt n Cas-
e-zc ;set 49, . go. ". G NxvsxrsT.
sd ~ffil s.->~-l rucrn- ~sll wsns e@f.rs
Il. nrrsi.st,an . erssr~ed
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

n. s.sinr. II 10 T.disa covn sad
hean srovs - Msiae bsvs put sas Bos-
toniass n = prstsT prsdlcsmenk Fer
s-ne rre - sr1e osiY BE Fsry rieh
vfsi - ssls - ssvs ssy srss<f<<A
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

President CHEvE1sSD : sad e have
rsus.rkss that ~sh1- campaign = ous q
iufsrnstiau. Oa he Sth ~ November
ts@ .ountrv Vii zive hin = hundla -
Information tAas rili as hIrn ior sex.rsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

tyAHTKD 0NE FfRsT CIAss WINDOW
w asssseF sAd genl< iaru = "a "a e2s1sn
szs fssvr olsek 70
XlANTxD-AN oRDxR COOK. LIVING
W sI0s Es-l41Fs1t 81 ass - Lyonrst 70
AAhrED-A FlkSI CLASS COAT AAkEk
" ~ lie -ola slesty pace - good ll@A
Au~a &c reooDmenssd C4yea Co. Au4AeE01.
Aich. "a
UASTrD-eAtESNES SHIPPING cLERKs.
w hSlel GerES 1raFsliag S4lsenea Lana
seT4eB coca swoo1. Ie4ms~ss swamp
su cosehmen Al<o. is cess tlsl
Dss ensness bon<asz 4 t.kaO a. 0aee
E0Suss ~ saa isc Le1yard bloes. Otts~a 81
Esa plssb< ear Ekrs.sags
yAsfkb SOLICITOR ht-ST By WE'LL
w sosGzintee with ciiy good "a Srr gentle.
R@biy - ADpesraass. aus. be ostsee1 = ala
- ys<rsef .<e. NOD olty re ierenoes IA Iss
s.lsry - - > pei a0a-h a meys II eotnpe-
t-H Gal al onoe rOpHs ~ and 10, Jedyard
bock, OtAsag kml0yL2zu5 kKcEanse- 30
WASTkD-i.s soo MIN And ~ TKAAs TO
w wWk on CenuA kichigsu ksiro@d a.
frseps<S hscbi al. commencing Augusi Q, ~
J. ". boyn,en, President 1l0u
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

Tho charges q dishonesty which are
oroashi against Dr.. PANcoAsf, OF Phils-
dslpaIs, Who sas the protector OF the
enterprise 10 raise The suaksn slOop-oi-
var Bsrssk, are Tathsr serious. He has
used ~ AL tho moasy Which ibs syndi-
esfs furnished oim 10 make the search
for the suaksn treasure, and the search
has been absndOnsd The Doctor has
been accused ot using tho tunds in some
mysterious way, aBd bs says that be has
paid out $500 OF ala nonsy for the enter
prise N addition TO $4,000 which the syn
dicsts furnished. As hs refuses 20 make
any statement, lie will probably have to
answer the charges in court. Ia the
meantime the sss viii continas to hold
Ia It's clutches ths immense treasure to
secure which 30 much money has already
been spsn..
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

s. kkraEEzSs aLss
T1e s-Hl1zE Et4l ss.l 2ol-Q1
ls14g -4eFGs zae ss--s q. aa-s
naasL s4Fe ger lirs - eCesn.
wa 3 1sDgzs ei SD saa eElzaa
1ns yeas 50 ceslnizE
f-Fas Sc @sler l-ss "a
Ala = s1liy s.rzsis snlai -
a. --ss ifal ss-.a -1teS
Es srzasy "a. al es - ar
Ias e.l.s aef . sqpe41s
nfa seeaa as.s ~ sraf ~ 1sEs,
~ 44E rs - o. se4ns
Ca.ls las s-as eslssI ss-cs4 sp.zA1sE,
a. .sElf slaks I, Fast
eua - s.alie - ssfs s41 .saasF
IL - pare ass=s - -ss "a.
Isl ne4th Toe sssiHg siilo-a
- ere ssa8saas ialR1y eFo-~d.
49, ssa seed foT saeF ll5-a
AID g. .ees ~ ezra l9ssc5.
q las soais Of eo.aLess 8sB Ger,
"a h1se lfe seemed f4ir 4la 1-ss..
ia enavi0.ls ssg q all1oer.
Fad sas eaiy pla-s " resi-.
Cold ne noons eim sayeriBg giIEGeE,
Hlla - .nrssds o siireFy ~hlls.
nllch driH 0eF a. sna a. u1er
Ia ne changing E1G.l- nignt.
Tell ~ The loFsfs dreaming
i8s sweet sogs wlispsr-d l0u,
The ofiZhl ewes sotly leaning.
ll yOlL1s nfsl u0ELilg gov.
- sooa 10 &c broken and shattered
50 soOn 10 10 @ilhsred sad dead.
a. lbs Iepnsls he rose pstss scstlered.
20 The VOWS of he lover have ted-
Life = as right. and yes as aeetins.
80 soon 70 iis wifhered and dead
Wescsrceiy have time tor their greeting
Ere t1sy sLnk forever 70 s.eep-
Yes. who would not live the brief hour
Let - dream not what tate has "A store.
But .ash On throug. sunshine and shower,
Lsl s@ges aud foO.s seek ioF more.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

7 osT-BETvEEN 30. ISL NOSROE-sT, AND
l. Morton House. last Tuesday afternoon, vel
lov SKY Terrier Pup. male. four months old.
Finder will please return and be rewarded n.
r. Decker. "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30
Real Estate--Country

I1OR sALE-wE HAVE 40 so, AND J s. ACRES
ofiand admirably adapted - FRI faising,
situated ia OceAns county the bs ner fruit county
81 the stale; viii sell or trsde togg kinsey,
aud Tower block. 1elephoue SO 10
CARM FOR SALE-le0 ACRES CHOICE LAND
T ia Eaton County, ~ acres IN proved, OF VIII
exchange for CITY properly. harsAln II taken
soOn. Chas Moore. I6l Hfghisnos ave. rs
UoTkL FOR sALE THE HOTEL AT
III Luther, known - the Ssbin House, Is OF
tered for sale The house Is doing better buEi
ness than any house has ever Done IN the town.
Poor health Of the proprietor IL the reason Tor
selling. Chas. II. Smith, owner and proprietor
Luther Lake county. Refer 70 Geo. c. Frltch.
Grand Rapids. ~
NOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate of the late Daniel scheTmerhorn
one mile west Of the city, fronting bridgert IL
is fine dairy farm, or ior mutt raising and gar
oening May be sold in nom ten 70 thirty acre
lots. Apply to Dr. Nhiiuorth, adminisirstor 81
Fourth at Grand Rapids. Mich. l02tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

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NOR EALE-HOUSE5 AMI l0TS, VACAkf
II iots and is1ns some choice tsreslns iftsksh
con Hugnes 4 Thomas. rooms g and 3. New
HotfemAn block stf
HOUSES. LOTS AND FARbs FOR sALE
Ill cheap at Dr. NetDooers henkaln ooct,
corner Of Ecnros and Division Sts edi
TOR sALF-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
L house on Spring al, iof 1900 neal Esms
dwelling house. On Jsmes-si, for N,soc, snd an
a. acre farm IN sparta for s., TOO al on sznsl.
ytyuents and reasonable terms r. 4. DspPer,
room Us. LedysId hleek. over Pubic Library