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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

The husksgon police made AIS arrests
tlss past scr.
Tue strike Is over a. the Mnskegoa Shin
xie AID Lumber Con pany's mill The Knot
savers gel what they demanded. 500 per
day.
The asx member OF the police board
takes bis seal Monday. al when time il is
likely sns new Chief OF Police will be APP
psloled.
Thomas Aurphy, for many years con-
duefof on the L. & ". n. railroad, has re-
sixnsd bis position, and runner has il that
DE Is . dark horse in the race Tor cnisf OF
Police.
Mr.. Joe Jefferson plays rip Van
Ninkle' here on the l0th. The advance
sale opens Monday morning. and the indl-
cations are that there will be . rush for
seats The prices range from - cents 10
tl25
A. j. Bradford has sold out his interest in
the Bradford House to Mr.. Ellis Irwin. OF
Detroit. Mr.. Irwin IS an experienced hotel
man. aud viii thoroughly rsnovzte and re-
furnish the hotel throughout. liz will be
known hereafter As the Hotel Cadillac. and
De run IS strictly frst class house, as good
- any Ia the State.
Western ave. between First and Second
sts., will be brilliantly lighted in the future
oy line OF dozen or more electric lights
which the merchants are having placed in
front OF their stores This shows enterprise
on tbs part II the originators and gives the
avenue decidedly metropolitan appear
ance. The dealers further up the avenue
shoaid not remain In the dark. but should
let their light shine also.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
THE INTERCHANGEABLE"

A Lively Liehisan Paper Running = Lively
Boom for = Lively Place.
The entsrprising paper. the TgLEeKAa-
HERALD of Grand Rapids. Mich. has issued =
special trade edition devoted to the building
OF the city In which IL is published, and
giving page after page Of facts and column
upon column of figures about one OF the
most charming and wide-awake cities be-
tween New York and Denver. The TELE-
sRsN-HKRALD is . paper which has q boom
Of its own. and is fully capable Of conduct
ing one for its city. 1t is clean. brainy and
progressive. with the true Western push in
its publishing and editorial rooms. Its
trade edition contains no advertising mat
ter, no paid matter of any description. but
is a stroke of sheer enterprise to give the
country at large bird's-eye view of Grand
Rapids, its progress. lis industries, the fruit
belt about il. its wholesale and retail trade.
its SO, 900 Inhabitants ana the 100,0O0 it ex-
poets to have in the course Of another year.
The TELrGRAM-HERALD knows the road 10
success and Is bound to succeed. Brooklyn
az " Times.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Real Estdte--COuntry

TOR sALE-ODEN HOUSE, ODEN MICH
L one OF the finest paying Summer hotels IN
Northern Michigan Possession given at once.
For terms enquire Of Z. J. Pailthorp, FetUekey.
Mich lkl
nor SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
i acres, with frame house, one mile and a
quarter from Hall-st. Apply at Mrs- j. q. Wax
err s, Il South Diyisioa-st. l2itf
NOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
IL real estate, forty acres, thirty-hye improved
two barns; twenty miles north on Grand
Rapids d Indiana L. r. one mile from Piers0n
village. bargain If sold at once Enquire
NJ. l. swift, So South Lafsyettc-st. 9lf
COR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
i property. farm of 200 acres. nearly all i'm
proved, in Ottawa county, near Jennisonville,
nine miles from Grand Rapids. Address Farmer.
box s. care this Office li5tf
NOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate ofthe late Daniel Schermerborn,
one mile west Of the city, fronting Bridgest IL
is fine dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gar
dening. May be sold in from ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply 10 DIR. Whiworth. administrator. ls2
Fourthst.. Grand Rapids, Mich. lo2tf
NOR SALE-P1NE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
good farms and city property for sale cheap:
also money 10 loan. Call at Lovett block, Canal
ST.. opposite Sweets Hotel. A. r. Antisdel. 4dt
NOR sALE-GOoD PROPERTY FOR SALE At
Byron Centre. A good hotel and bar con-
necfed and good reasons for wanting 70 sell. td-
dress Mrs Mary Adrion, Byron Centre. Mich att
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

WANTED AT ONCE, COOKS AND
W laundresses for best families In city. pay
$3.50 10 81 90. Is diuingr0om. kitchen aud 20
and Tower bioes. o
yVANTED-A STEADY COMPETENT GIRL
w for gt neral houss work; two In the family.
Mrs. d. :. Hopkins, lls paris-ave. lSl
WANTED Il BY MAY ~. A COMPETENT
class cook ana lsundress- Apply 70 Mrs Fred
Berger 25s Lyo-nst l27tf
VVASTED-A GIRL FOR TABLE WAITING
$50
WANTED--A COMPETENT GIRL Fo2 GEN
w er.l housevorK at lss ouawasl Mrs % :;
yVANTED-A GOOD DINING ROOM GIRL AT
w the Michigan House. 10
VUANTED- LADY CANvAssERS TO SELL
w new invention Tor hose supporters. sells
rapidly; large profits. Cal or address Room 10,
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER
W and errand girl at GA Mapie-st $50
WANTED SHIRT POLISHERs, l STARCH
W or, fancy and plain ironers, 70 go North
for the sea on: good wages and fare paid Ladies
Psriors. Tower block. III
yUANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR SNAIL
w family. one who can wash and iron. Mrs.
Enos Putnam. III
KTASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL, MUST BE
w good washer and ironer. Call between :
and IL a. M, 2l7 South Lafayettest. Mrs. w.
Wykes. 127
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Mrs. Geo. w. Hewes, No l75 North
College-ave. l27
WANTED-A COMPETENT. GIRL FOR GIN
W ersl homework. Apply at lS3 South Lafay
ette-st. ll4tt
WANTED = DRESSMAKERS AND SEWING
w girls, or anyone else desiring to learn the
Kellogg system ofdress cutting, 10 call at the
school for cutting at IL Charlesst. 159
WANTED - EIGHT FIRST CLASS DRESS
W makers and apprentice girls. Apply TO Mrs.
A. J. Rudel. Room 70, New HouseInsn block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

rAKE STEP IN THE RIGHT piKEcr1oS
/ snd ess ess Of ns 49, lez L. frey.n
IOk sAfk-THk FfSEr BUILDING lof
Il % Union -. chssp; .has Aoasson C4Hfk q
a oesHst1 o. 80 . good io< toE -. <a9 oax
~orsh s>s ~ ose er<ad tsloe ; ana &ss -
Doh sAIE-DESIkAELE NANUFAcfVkIN6
L pso<<<y. he k<r &off bEleS block. 49,
ieet q krsss<s opposite Le.i<ats heealas sssk
- "a - CAY 1893 rem. 49, 3 sss
cay. = aos Soossd for - 80 per zeal, 900 "a
ssstneas ia &syene bnssl Csspes Sweeper %
nor sALE-THE OLDEST EsIASiLsHkp
e cigar AID eoaisetaeasry SER ~ seaAs D'sa
NOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. Ny RESI-
= eenee. ls7 jefferson. ave-. ee1ssln,nx ntse
Rooms bath reon anu .ata1oIs v1h hes
and e,ld water, coal furnace consented esAsf
s11 AL other modern Improvements Apply 70
1. c Levi star cioshinS House iso
non SAILS FINK LOTS ON sou7h
II Lafayeuest- On union-st-, ] On ffpntst-,
On sersbneF-kt- and 10 others. Orsnd Union
and 4 Tower tlGek. rs
L Lsgrsyesf. cheap: also h. South. 8 IN
Tower biocs' II
ISOK SALINE HAVE NOW THE BEST
i line Of heal Estate Ia the city. Call and see:
Grand Union. Tower block. II
COR sALE-TwESTY-oEE AND HALF
scrss OF land on Cherry a.. within too mikes
from The head Of Monroe-st, seyen thousand
dollars. half cash. IL this u not q bargain there
is none. Luton Dunton.
nor sALE-A kEw HOUSE AND BARN
with large lot ali modern improvements six
minutes walk from Sweets Hotel place worth
ts.oSe; VIII take $1,000. Apply al lo6 Mount Yer
non e. 10
nor sALk-F0R CHEAP, NICK LOIS. WELL
located, easy terms 60 20 ID Neenboer. Wen
ham block northeast corner Monroe and D'vl-
slon ats. Ia
VVANTED-A PURCHASER HOUsE AND
w lot lbs summer-st One Of the incest iocs
tions On the West side House in good repair.
Gas. cisfefn, sewerage, cily water Tor lawn.
Terms 5, %. 81 SO down. balance on easy terms
Address ". r. Cummings, IL Cbaries-st. nSu
TOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN TO A CAPi-
Il talist One of the best business corners IN
centre OF city. lot llaxll0; next thirty days. b
c. Girdler. room II, Pierce block. leSti
NOR sALE-HouSES AND lots, VACANT
II lots ana farms: some choice bargains If taken
Don. Hughes 4 Thomas. rooms Sc and ~. New
Housemsn block sri
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
ii cheap at DR.. Neenboera wenham block
corner of Monroe and Division cts. ST.
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
/ house, on spring-st.. Tor 5000. A neal csme
dwelling house, On Jsnesst., for flt0o. and ~
so acre farm in Sparta for e., 200; ell on smai
Payments and reasonable terms. T. A. Dapp<f
room l2s. Ledyard block. over Public Library
2yI
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

There Is hardly crime which whisky is
not capable of producing. One of its latest
victims is the postmaster at Nswberry,
who is alec the County Treasurer OF Chip
pews county. Two years ago be was q
young man with the brightest prospects.
Now lie is in jsil charged with embezzle-
ment
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

TIM NEsrEB, OF Marquette. is in Wash
ington and is reported as saying that
Don Dickinson is much grester man
than RUssgLL A. ALeER. Tom has come
to be looked upon by Democrats ss 8
pretty good Democrat aud by Republi-
cans ss a pretty poor Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

The Net odists are q very conserva-
stive body. Their chief argument sgsinst
the admission OF women to the General
Conferences is that they never have been
admitted. The general adoption OF this
principle wouldn't leave much room for
raform IN this world.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

7he coa~T F0ssss Builfars Cram tcfse ctr ~
a. . 4te bri rs BY s,sstinE On fks Gar
Fl--sza sss f,-eeec7<-sVe fsstsss A. Fer...-,s
F-rs-rssle via s~'~efs 80 NJ - eFd .oel1f ~
va ~ Ffs ray - ~ eng a7t q so- e. Go
kss5tst1es - - dnRr wN - eEnr~st
49, = - ~ 1a~s frars eceer4sneE ~ tae ssar
A sf-~~ nere asieetioue =. LffJNfr
Is fbsrxsa Cssr Eoan< 1sisffaf Gem
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

1t has become pretty evident that
there will De no fusion between the
Democrats and the Grsenbackers in the
approaching campaign. In fact it begins
to look doubtful whether there will be
any Grssnbscksrs left to fuse. Most of
them will De Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Washington dispatches say there ia
talk there about Judge A. b MossE. OF
the Michizaa Supreme Court, FOR the
VICE Presidency on the ticket with CLxvE-
lAxD. The reason givsn IL hrs soldier
record. tbs doubtful condition OF Michi-
9sn and the prestige which be won by
defeating Judge COOLEY. Perhaps Judge
Mosss would have felt il quite as much
OF compliment If his ability and 1T
ness FOR the position rad been alluded 20.
but tbsse ara only minor elements IN =
pohhcsl campaign IN these degenerate
days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

yUTATED-5 nOELDERs. WATERS.
w portef and gslter snd Il - buy real esLate
Grand Union, 4rbeer block 10
VlFAETED-oHE GOOD CARRIAGE PANT K
W ~ Coilys Cnsis 4 Co e west ind VI fGlt "A
street bridge. rs
llANTED-ls WOOD WORKING MACHINE
w bsn1s. is2seksnilh, and boys Grand
Union. and 4 Tower block. Is
IVASTED-A COMPETENT lsiNGLE) NAN
w 10 run frait farm aud ssrden None but
temperate and fatlhful men need apply, 81 a.
Canslsk 10
VANTKD-ls GOOD SOLICITORS. SALARY
w paid. Call al once. Grand Union. Tower
block III
WANTED-A BLACKSMITH AT 90 CHERRY.
w 81 ia<sf
WANTED = MORE MN TO ELL OUR
w fruiI and ornz - entxl stock. We give good
wages and stead wort Write for lerms 10 =. y.
richardson a Co. Nunsrymens Geneva. n y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

The Detroit Free Prsss seems to be
very thoroughly convinced that the YER
dict OF $500 found against il on a
cbargs OF libel is excessive. But unfor-
tunsssly the Free Press was not on the
,wrv
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Situations " anted--Matc.

UANTED-A POSITION IN A ATTORNEYS
" Office, nothing transient desired. Best ref
erences furnished. Have had some experience
IN Office and can use type writer. Address Z. O.
box l57, Byron Centre. $50
MTANTED - SITUATION AS STATIONARY
w engineer by first class hand. Address
f. H. Leiteldt Machine Works 1870
4 YOUNG MAN or STEADY HABITS DE;
A sires position in las Office: salary not so
much of an object as a permanent situation.
Address box 90l, Ann Arbor, Mich. III
Situations Wdnted-FeDadlc.
A LADY DESIRES A POSITION IN AN OF
a fee as stenographer aud bOokkeeper. Has
had exper ence aud can give good references.
Address ''StenogTspher," D2 Oak-st. City 100
yVANTED-A LADY WOULD LIKE A SITUA-
" ton assistant bookkeeper, copying or
type WI ting. good penman and have had expert
ence. Address l., No. 81 North Division-st. 100
WANTED-FAMILY SEWING AT 16 SPRING
w St 128
MANIFESTATION BY A YOUNG LADY
w IS assistant bookkeeper and cashier. Please
state wages ana address box 2S3 Fremont, Mich.
-.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Tho esble esrs have sew eseo - orer-
st.oo fwc weeks vithcut bitch snd
via us-ss satisfactory results. TIE
r-sres ercsnt slsswbere snncancss to
= - fts. lie rsrs eli net run tomef~ow.
rass \ aravoisishle. IS re sellers At ne
~.~a~ scsse uust - clsane,A
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

ne RrriireteD ssF.ke hss rsen g.
lsre8 -. bat 90 era scuid haTs sno~n
4 "a 1ss AZ paniie pruciaaaiicn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

The South Carolina Republicans are
not dssd-set for JoHS SHERMAN. A res
olasion that tie delegates to Chicago
from that State shoald support him -ss
long A. there = = reasonable opportunity
frr his nominstioo.' was voted down IN
ne Ststs Ccnveuiioo, sud the delegates
nara -. nnInsirnefaL
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

A very amusing incident connected
with Senator INGALLS, now famous speech
upon VOORHEES, was the passage by the
Allen county, Kansas, Republican Con-
vention Of a resolution endorsing In
SAILS speech in advance. But the Kan
sas Republicans knew what they could
depend on getting from ISGALLs, aid
they have probably regretted since the
speech Was delivered that they didn't en-
dorss il by q rising vote
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Governor SwrNEFORD has transmitted
his report OF the operations OF the Alaska
Seal sBd Fur Company. bat Whist about
The report Of his operations With the $50
" bich be received from the New Orleans
exposition fnod2
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Is Detroit trying to rival Nisgsrs2
Hsrstofors Nisgsrs has bad a monopoly
% tie Winter bridge business. but new
Detroit = sppssling to The federal gov
srnmeut to give Der ore too-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

TTtNTED WILLS lED CfsTFR KS
w TromESg ciesnec snd rspsiref. IAz~e
e-ssrs - = snaiet-. ReoEt 2 ur<tsirs- sTsne
ksr16s Mr.. go
TTAN1 Il-EVkkY Hl85T - KNoH 1HbT
w = ttesE ~ sd ecirrir9 - eer4s etoE1llix
81 lsrie< 5resses seauF c-eVes ss1fs 81 tss
hess f4sct in fhf czfy - re 'fsGs Ss@sn Ire
Hous~ 10 r Csnal - ~
IsTEkNtN-CSS arT - TrVF sxsJ1.
= Eer fl~< Or pferf ea~Tses g 80 relaere ID
80 - IN lsas r q Bcx gS7i. New YORK gfpf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

It's Democrats may applaud VooR-
EkEs ss much as they please for bis part
iu TIE 6gbt With INssLts. yet tie fact
viii remain that ISasLfs is the more &C
conplished hIsrkgnsrd OF the two
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

We'll, II BLAINE should be candidate
snd should De dominated. General Al
exR - Iust the man 20 be next 10 BIN on
the ticket. AiGER's name would bs =
tower e strength on The ticket. partic-
uisriy among The veterans. The nomi-
nsticn az veteran Of the var for tSs
second pls,s wonld be a necessity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

The lates. expression OF the Pres :
dent to take 8 place in political par
lanes Is administrative expectancy" II
bids fair to supsrsede Offensive parts
suship." Indeed il seems to have been
formulated for soma such purpose.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

We have been expecting something Of
this kind and here it comes in the De-
troit Free Press; 1.-The confirmation OF
President CLEyEIAsD's nominee to the
Chief Jussiceship may not permanently
increase the weight OF the Associate
justices. But it will make them look Q
little FULLER In the face"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Notwithstanding the conviction At
Washington thst the MINIS Tsrif bill
I'll rsss, thai measure still hss a good
many vary obshnste diesculties 70 meet.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Fhsfs - . laz upon the statute books
u Michigan sgsinst specializing IA thea
ire tcketss 80 there . IN about every
state q ne ni0B. but equally % - 4
iFas taaE ia every eits Of this Union tho
ias is violated becsuse the o1snss can
not DO proven. Ia Sss York city the
lnenszsFs have used every known means
Al thsir command 10 break up the speed
isiion u tieksts-sl 10 no purpose.
During ths resent BocTH aud bAR-
Rsrf psffornaacs In this city, Manager
EEEaxa ~zs more annoyed tnan any Of
bis patterns st The operation Of the ticket
speeulsiors, and yss he was powsrlsss to
prevent t
Last aights Eagis grAvsiy announces
that Superintendent sAIFH vii see that
TIA Ia against ticket sEseuiatiDz 10 en-
breed" fhis . just about as amusing
e. anything that has ever appeared n
either q SMITHS organs, the Democrat
or the Eag'e And, mark you, very many
funny things have appeared IN those pa
pers. The ehiidhke faith which "ihs
nan with the rubber OvsrcOst' and
HresY BALI EsVs II this SMITH OF Is
AAzL ia o1s Of the most sublimsly beau
fiui ihings known 10 history since tie Of
Sszsrsth stood upon the waters OF Cali
Zee AID told SIMON PETER 10 walk to
him.
II Only Superintendent SIXTH Gays he
~ enforce law. whether that law be
Federal. State or municipal. il as good as
done. WoDt the Eagle and Democrat
interview Superintendent SMITH and as
certain xh1thsr Do will permit any pro-
fsns swsaring within the confines OF
Grand Ragads? The TELEGRAM HERALD
tsgs supreme Dictator SMITH not 10 en-
forcs the statute against swearing until
AAsoN TUBSEE gets through snathsma-
ting BCBBY BAIL for intirasting yester-
Gay that Ar. TCRSER loves to play poker.
The ordar issued by Rev. WAsHNoToS
GAEDzR. Department. Commander OF the
q. A. r., relative To thu observance OF
Memorial Day. cffsrs some very proper
sagSsstiorS There has been 9 growing
tendency to regard the day - an occa-
sioo Tor festivities rather than one FOR the
recalling % tie memories OF lOst friends
and patriots 4to sacrificed their lives
Tor he preservation OF the nation IL
shou q e kept a. a holiday, using that
word a. synonymous With holy dsy. Ii
10 day For solemn recollection and ssri-
cua eootauao fatiop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Isaac r. SaEBw00p edits the Grand
Rapids Tsmecraf-in 40 Tar az is poli-
acs ara concerned -frcm Wsshinz t0n.
~bera te is located a. The representative
&c bsif dcren small dsilies. Gen.
Snsrwocr ussd a own he Toledo SisH-
sa soarnaf uosA 50 ably conducted by
CeS. A.. FscKksD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Personal.

AiATRIMONY "A LADY CAN BECOME
wi acquainted with young man Of good char
ecter who wishes wife, by writing and sending
photo 10 dion Webster. care Carrier No :, City
Il O. l27
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

CEaRLss LYxtS. he man who hss
for many yesTs bad charge of ne dad
lefter Office at Washington. - 81 last
lad himself
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

4er EnutSn hrca ~ Ni1resots. a
= rsre example Of a ed nan VIC real
- .hst he = CID Re declines re-
q rsinzocn Fer Congress from the Fourth
sssr,ef e that Stsss ga the ground hat
o. 70 Yssss be crnnot &c iastics &c 81
,.--@ and important copststueucy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
For Safe--MSsceIlnneous.

TOR SALE-CONFECTIONl -iY, CIGAR AND
il tobacco store at 134 West Fulton st. with one
years lease of building; reason for selling, have
other business out of city Inf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

ANTED-E EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w we will furnish chairs and tables OD short
notice for parties Of any kind. Walkers Fur
niture Store, South Division St. opposite Living.
SONS block l6tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

CLEvFLAxD and something - drink
comprise ne tiskst endorsed by ths To~s
Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Furniture .sfOrefI.

RSITURE sTORED, PACKED AND
j moved. Expert rscken sent on sborf notice
by Rsdclif 4 Holt, Ill rouih Divisions. tele-
phone No. s0l Jsn'y 3. -
IURSITURE PACKED By rXpYRTENCED
i vorkmen and stored cheap by Mrs g. >.
Walker. second hand furniture dealer. II south
Digision-st f24tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Feantif1s rev uvles n lsliss and rsnts-
nen god suss = - ie~sirv. riax~ p3rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

-Sfs--TEsT THF EkaTF STFsW nYr
Hcsss N = Csrslst- s7r1s cns - arr
r--k Is r5~sr<oE ayers s1f re1e1rirz II 49,
sr6 erzu' sz<efnx - she-s sd convsscs
Pu-s~>A
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Ths Tolsio Bird hss dropped Rorzsr
IgscolS and is booming Judge Gsx-
SIAM
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Next week vii 20 great reek ior
she politeiane.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Lost.

I oST-AN EsQUIMAUX DOG. RETURN TO
IA Michigan House III
7 CST-ON THURSDAY EVENING. A SILVER
Ia chain bracelet. between the corner If North
Division-st and Park st, and Powers Opera
House. Finder please return same 10 this onlce
and oblige l2s
T OST-MONEY LOST By EVERYBODY THAT
ii has any cleaning or cooring 10 he done, in
first class style, if they don't go TO the Eagle
Steam Dive House." No. n Cansl-st. los
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

THsr5fz BsrsRUS - clever fellow,
aaa 81 - succeeded - Clerk e shs Su-
rericr Court hY suosher ciever felicv,
.tsDT FvEr. III Axnr iesves IRE ofsice
eIa ~ good a record a. CHkR1fs. e vi
hs = esuse tar copgrstuiston.-snd tbere
Is eu reason ts scubt shss "a 81 de 60
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Muskegon

Ofee-z4 Jeaenoa-z : squares Axenk
The fEs-Ea IA HkkALD delivered every nsEnr
NJ a. . ei0cx
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Wunsed-T0 BuV.

yUANTE TO BUY HOUSE AND LOT on
w moi My payments. south east part OF cily
preferred. Address q. b, box :, this Office 49,
I WANT To BUY A HOCsE AND LOT TO
| cost not over sl.tC0 and vii pay cash. size
o. place moi material want n be a. near town -
possible. X. NJ, box s this osioe. iA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Situations W0nted-Fen9ale.
For Keflt--ROODls.

TOR RENT-FROST ROOM WITH LARGE
i closet furnished or unfuruished, III Ran
som-st 1870
NOR RfNT-TWO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
+ looms, snitable for light Housekeeping. rea-
sOnabe IenG Address Il. A., box e, this Office.
$50
COR RENT : FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
[ either single or en- suite. Apply 10 Room 80,
Powers Opera House block, Pearl-st 226n
COR RENT-FURNIsHED AND USFURNIsH-
Il cd rooms; also baseu Il. Enquire at l30
South Divf ioo-si. 80
TOR RENT-TwO VERY DESIRABLE FRONT
J. rooms. furnished or unfuruished. ~ blocks
from Postotice. In luire a. IS Cescent-aye. l33
EOR RENT-JNFURSIsHED ROOM. l2i JET
ierson-sve 1Z7
4 DELIGHTFUL, ROOM WITH FIRST CLASS
\ board In strictly private family be had
~ Ceiling 81 l6s North Prospect-st. fourth door
north from Lyon-st. 227
IoR RENT = TWO NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. one with aicove. PSI North Ionia-st
133
RIO REST--A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
/ room in a respectable family st l73 south
Lsfsyette-st. ~
nor RENT-A FIRST CLASS SUITE OF
L rooms for housekeeping at 2iJ North Pros
pect-s. l2s
no RENT = VERY DESIRABLE FRONT
i rooms furnished and unfinished with
hoard. modern c9nveniences. two blocks from
y. O., references exchanged. A few table board
ers accommodated. Mr. Ayers. So Bostwick-st
Is
COR RENT-A NICELY FURNIsHED FRONT
Il room a. Sc Ransom st. letf
I'OR RENI-ONE i.ARGE FRON ROOM FUR
i nisbed, ga single gentleman preferred
Call a. - Ransom a. I1Hf
\ HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
| ell Ccnveniences 70 rent IN the Vinegar
book. corner outh Div sion and Cherry -sts Ar
Ply At The block OF OF +. D. Brock. % and -
Pearl-sf. I0qtf
IrOR RFNT-THE MOIST KIND OF ROOMS
in suits Of two Or four rooms, with all modern
in proverer 6 On Cana -. for Ices or light
manufacturing purposes. also for lodging En-
cuire 81 once, 70. n Csnsl-st., OF g. A berwiu
aaif
TO RIM = A LAR6E LTGhT ROOM FOR
tight Manufacturing. steady power. At No
Pear 81. Enquire Of G. a Judd or T. Thrinr.
s1f
I-CR RFNT-FTPNTsHFD ROoWS. rTFAN
j hesfed and furnished roozs 90 light hose
keeping Apply a. room lo& New Housensa
klocx. 1sff
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
For Rent--Bossses.

IroR RENT-HOUsE AND BARN HOUSE
II ooufs rs Twelve ro0Ts On street - Away
Possession Even Nay - A8drez :. cars Teis
sTsna-HeFsd 100
IoR RENT-HoUsE no = N0RRTs0N ST
II r. frzf csssc o-gtez. suitste ~ a. fsrsl~
des rsb.e iccssion. IsqHire g 2osely Bros q
- - and 2 ofssws-a 10
TOR REST-HOT * AND BtRv. NO -
4 Sozrh EHloo-sf. fc-se 1swiy rarerei s1d
painted fhrorFhoF Enquire ~ Mrs. r 3 stew
sr5. 163 LaEe-sv II
To RFNT-HOT ~ 81 FFR MONTE. TN
\ sree rorros, 81 csoHeee ~ 81 corTer q 1r-
s1n-ere sri Cnerrv-sf 5rsrrefista FrrSes<foz
gwen. Esfon 4 ~EIlh. foor1 g Ioveff box
III
ToR RENT-1T So fER N0NTH wv
modern hws7xe ~ ssn r5orss - geFersr~ -aTe
mined iste r<ssa~-Sssn riv>n- ieson Dazt7n.
no sEST ~ RESIDFNfE 81 80 II
4 fvfayrfte - - ferflT nihnrf sTssf = ID
f-e- Weht rsu4 rarity f1rni@te7 e. -trtr
palTy I01afrs - tss ncues tr5n % l1 a ~
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