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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09


TOR sATE-GOOD HORSE FLeGT AND
II hsrness- slso set % double nsrnsss. cheap for
cssa. En7Gire 81 Room 2. 10 Nc1roeE p -
TOR sAIE-A GOOD FlRsT-CTA-- TEAA OF
horSes. names sui p'affo-rl rgrn- vesur
anf neu tor bGEzY feT "a cheap ffr fo eX-
charge f0r h7sisa snf lcf inquire q irl Monroe
s. ~ n rersef dealer n pfsaos. organs srf
sevlug mschlnas ~
TOR sALE FINf FRFNCH DRIFTNG on
r sadie pony. AtdreSs p th5s once sS7
IIOTEI BOB sALETEE HOTEL AT ! THER
II kroun e he cstla hcZse r. c1ered ~
ssie Tte h0rse = frf = slAel tssfirrss ias-
snF horse has svsr cone i0 tre sc~a Forr
healff efthe rrcrrfefe- e ~ 1sescu .or seiii1e
tass. r. smith rVner s01 r-oqriefar. Lfifher.
LAKE county. keier - iseo g. frltb. irrsDd
Fsa,iE
los stEE-TEf y ENITtak AID PIX
tfsrs 81 = h0zr1 n roses -E god trei
7ess- tsr'ne fror ~ r. - rrersr hrsrre-s "E
be SOD e. ts -TElu a. rra -efrr Tf~aes - 80 e
re cry. F rs a. "a Ae-te
ECR <tfk AS EETEt fff Df
usrtire-T fsr frzf rlssS sr ssr 4
~ fc7Se cever s-1I1e. F1T rsrrf lsrs -. -
r. g. A EfrTll. So = Cz1s - ffi
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Tie CnRsd States oaght % raise all
fis MONEY they need for the support Of
fhs Government from fbs tartg, bscaase
q fariG girss 70 4Hssrie9n labor and %
e1sry industrial iHisrest ia our oicn
eoantry a great adrGRfGgs Orer the
forsigR lGbor~r aHd the industrial
H. feresfs of other cOsRt,tss. aud gids IN
bstidsBq ap grsat home market,
trhich - somefsiRQ that the United
States possesses todgy bsyond any
nation 0n ihs giobe.-JAsEs q. BLAINE,
81 Adrian.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

"It- kLt kHt 4AAl stks on of
II ias So Es ar s1efla- - tst teitLAs
te sat - av efea Ax~A@ - 8 3as's ~
--see l4a-A efl>slis -sess aa-eI
eEe PC s.LE SO rAK Fskk t. PAY
f. A@ ftt p.e@--ait .>sa.eo go .Ae
s...s ele t4t els ee sfastl+ fels ti-et ~
e.al let t&s SO eft.s~l@s "ts--a tef'.
s aas sark -fz-2 pas- A.
80 lai e. laslt ltfla- ia.s-s-s s@ss- art.f
e. - hs-l-st 5>lsfs A. fls ~
glk sal e-eE HAkE4Ao Hol sFs - fHf
4 aolsru F4u 8 Sc eiss le-r . As r,.-.-A-
s.. sus al lFt e4sltrl .al rss "a sst ~uetsrE
tr 49, SEQ e1 go Ss1 a1l g. Alse
rls sH slau ls4se Qa foari1st NeaF Esiitssl
lsf 60 elt3 a'f al fets Ai1sss, as
l5esl Die.E eqAels - -
lsJH sALE CHEAF AND OK FAsG gkK&s-
4 = Ge-ss au LsQ1 flsst. ca tFss1sel ave. s.
. "a AlFtL sf. 5 Ga ID ftrss ave, E O. cx4s'la
e. @ e4tallsfs- Co. 1ers9a 81 sac Hians
ei-rfs 80 f.-l--fos's lo He4li-l fei~e =
lostf "a e
IoR SAIL FINE MonFRS HorsE ca
Z Henry 81 ga se~rf water elaie, elk taf
oais 49, Ss9 toe H Jos Sea fasl - &c
Nss-tas are ouly a. loEs h4pses a.
11.s- la..s irls P-2as - -
kgE VII rtIL Any Or of THE kE
" EslalrF .g-s o. a igcs Ao1iaoa l-f lie
ntsi = dass ~ e.. foss 4 hi4st4. sna :
lowtr llo 4 -
t0k ssLF- Two uOCsfs sFVrS Rooms
each. "a college esse uolth a. ieonsfc-st
hofn } ..fA tEfge nins Fsi4a h.las Iled
e.. 81 lsrss .oI. o. ne ai- g 0 tAesp Ga
ll th- ga hsg1 e. Oloo.s hseat. - sAsi.si
io4t4 a. -oa
la ssLF-AILL sI0RE AND DWELLING.
g. sNt CteEs ~ e , ct eNth age "
lrrar fF ir fae rIE utl Hst frsl folf
ofies Lifa. ns pfei n olte. 80 run 81 stoae iNo
tok rnc C.eAuiag appaFstas poY er corr sheli-
e. ana q r. ..i .lsls ue-s,s4ly Or aqiAk foo1
r.sfefa I,.s e.t SAL ile I4Nef-ihs feie ef -
= - ..Hel.- sfles a. groaf-i store tnd e iiis .
combined "a o lf. sans prem sea Lo Inc trance
ga pIot~rts. 81. p fslsss fsilsss sNGrthouts
Law ol-,e. Alfiona. iiiy bank tioes ar
HAVE spI ENDlD lois Is ALL PARTS or
III Tie tfy. t1n lnyess one dollar lu rssl
tstEfc 4ul ycu nave seen Tie bsrgains cGu
DraF yuu --r eteh Of Eusl payments. A.
ANTI, l.oyett Block -
IsCR rALf-HOlsE And LOT ON CLANCY
I IT,. enc ga lafayette Il, oIe on layiof-st
near street. cars IiFefs property for tsle or 10
IeL Also property IA olher larts a. tie cily iof
fa.f ]. " lay ~, 10 sno u Pain ED ave ilsti
TOR sAIE-HoCsEs And lois, VACANT
/ lols ana farms some choice bargains .ft9ken
con Eufhes & Thomas rooms 20 snd 81, New
Eols lscuan hiotE 9ti
HOUSE. LOTS AND FARMs FOR sALs
II cheap 81 Dr Aeenboers MenAsin block.
conner OF acnroe and DNh.onsts Sti
TOR slIf-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
I house On spFingtt, ior ss.olo. ness csIne
dwelling house. en nes-si. for s<,y5o, and 10
g. sCIe farm in spsus for 400. AL on SRA.
Ifyn eufs srd reasonable terms p A. Depper.
roon i2S. leoysfd block, over fubic Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Ihs stern. uncontrovsrtIble facts which
NJ Blanc presented yesterday Ia rstsr-
sncs 10 The market afforded the West by
New England. are in mark contrast to
tie did and utssrly false assertions
made 81 Dos NJ. DIcxISsos. Facts
vsriasd by ,offcisl records constitute
hard logic 20 meet. and NJ. DICKISsOS.
whsn hs rssds Mr. BLAISE's brief spesch
this morning. will rsslizs this as hs never
has rsalizsd it before. Mr.. BLAISE not
only nailsd tbs lis. bat clinchsd the
nsiis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
MlSretinneOus.

CTRAYFD OR EN-PROA MY OFFICE.
y gray hone. Leave information a. Dr..
NecnDoeI =, ~ Bosiwick .. -
HRESs NAMING MISS ID HAR1NESs WOULD
~ ike 10 inform her curt omen. both old and
new. tnat she has her drsssmaking psrlorS for
LAplEs and children in the Tracy block. No l0i
Monroe-si., up one nlgat ~
- EsIONED - John B0LE HAS REHONHD
IL lars losn Office 10 b. own building. Lincoln
House blOck, - spring 81
NES DEAR NlFE-lOU WOMEN FOLhS ARE
| always right. Mr. B1le has really moved his
l. an oiicc % Ms own fullding. I-incoil house
block. - ~pring-st il order 10 make his loans
more private The money We loaned ard n
vested ia Hour has gone way I'D, and May
dear those Gel iOus biscuit and sno white
bread lightene1 by yOlr sunny smile reminds
ne Of Olr wedding DAY ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
a stunning Democrats Defeat.

The frce+rade Democrats are completely
stunned by the rousing Republican victory
IN Maine They counted on Blaine beng OF
the ticket, on the retaliation message, on
"rcvenue reform and other considerations
70 greatly reduce the Republican vote and
majority ss compared with 1874. and conf
6enty expected % hold the Republican
plurality down To that Of 1885. when 1t was
1851. What had been done 10 make the
Maine election virtually a Republican re-
verse. and what they really expected 70 40
complish is well set forth IN the following
dispatch - toe New York World the day be-
fore election
The Democrats have n.ads splendid
fght. aud II victory does not crown their
efforts they vil n east make a serious IN
road into he Republican msJoritv. Their
canvass has been by al odds the best they
have made for many years. and OK Governor
Pasted said to-day that lie outlook for
success e "a good ss it was IA isoo- The
party ass si-o been better organized than
fer years and = thoroughly unised- Walls
there are some loose su-is. thre State has
been pretty theron ghtT covered
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
The Difference.

Protection proposes 70 convert American
raw material into finished products for
Americans By American labor, while free
trade would import the flushed products OF
foreign labor Protection would pay
American wages while free trade would pay
foreign wages One would keep the pay
rolls in this country, while the other would
send them abroad. No country in the
world sgrpasses the United States in the
variety, extent and richness of its natural
resources. Our fields and farms, mountains
and plains arc rich with undiscovered or
undevelopcd wealth. Every kind Of metal
or metallic ore exists here in abundance.
Our forests yield every kind of timber.
We raise more cotton than we can use and
ought 10 raise more wool There is moth
ing manufactured an tho world that can not
be manufactured here. and very few thin Is
produced IN tho world that can not be
produced here Nature. therefore, and
the God of nature have indicated pro-
lection of home industries as the true eco
nomic policy OF the United States. Let Us,
says the indianapolis Journal. manufacture
our own raw material with our own labor
and keep our pay-rolls at home
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

llANfED-A NAN 10 nO suMt eCkls
" ons sEd e.tsalaE ApTly g. Telegram
hef4-l oles =. 81 q gl5e1 l1ss --gElt.4s
IA ANfEp-~i9 eaFpe4l-Fs - nasa to a-ss cor =
w cents boil e hsTaer 3 na trimmer sn1
Ese kef 4ud ieasf lloek -
N AhiEQ-l SAIfSIAt foA osAle ttk
W Dlslfls eoQtie. lt e. lils- -st'4 d "atff. a
Porter. Z esyos = "a t.sEts.e .sf i9f oelFeft
@Ss9a. siifli0fz nfu ior it4tsf anfdt :
t-slness rsEle- Gals sl oarz 90 l0 bret
cAsnts ia cl.y. fUplsyre1l IA suxv te1llls
- and . Nestol h.olk Consist
lAAfEp- sOLICll0k-N list bE MfLf At
" qusi1tsd VIA cfy. soo1 iaiker zenilf
~ ans in Appearance al - Lsi -23 t'
ear 81 sSe bpoa cllF rvl 81 "a
slsTy g 20 IS p<F month. auQ --tIe ii coupe
ient taA al once fuaG.s ~ AL o. 4s-' ara
b.ook, OuswAa tmfl 3l.eaf - ~ =.
WAIVED a1k FOR Iilhls MOODS
w la general servants b zOfd OK a.n ls
foom gfflf. } kitchen anf cas- ifl 1f.t.e go, io
30 90 AlekfxQn Your busiGe7s ttaltes--1 q 10
IauLs ~ iakeE &C once. ha1ufs - uA l-s .D4
yard biock Emp-oy menl fAeASlge Cfaeast
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
WHAT DO ALL THe STATES sAY9

~ York-siau a1d E1prsss.l
Sorsh Carolina.
ILLINOIS,
GalnE
Nevada
ConnEctieut
PennsyLysuis
Maryland
Kansas
iaD.ana
wscons.n
Mississippi
LoUissnA
Delaware
Alabama
:. GEors-A
Colorado
RhodeE GLAND.
California
MINNESOTA.
EIchigAn.
SouTh Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
iowa
Oregon.
AvkaNsaA
New YORK
West VirginiA
VErnonL
New Hampshire.
Nebraska.
INV Jersey.
tfssouRi-
Massachusetts
Virginia.
TEXAS
keuTucky.
Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

The ringing so" winch the working
men At Hsrsrisns Hall gave yesterday
afternoon in srsvsr TO General KISs's
question a. to whether they wanted 20 90
bscx to the Old country vbsrs wages wers
over. vas ss great . compliment %
Americs snd the party which bad made
it ~hst Il - ss could vol bs given, and
showed that those Who soil Tor their
bread kDor they are better 90 here than
scross the ~stsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Grand Rapids has taken great strides
IL 10 unliksly that any other city hiss had
such . natural, healthy boom as this city
OF ours aud va have no, begun TO show
What We can do Jet. The next four years
will undoubtedly show much greater
improvement than has been seen in the
past. There IS no reason Why this should
not % the case, because the boom has
solid foundation and real estate values
ara not fictitious; II land owners do not
attempt 10 ovsrdo il aud rsiss prices sud
denly ther. will be no collapse such IS
has visited those places which have had
pbsaonsnsl growth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Ths rssistsscs Of tbs girls workinz in
CosxrEbo's ossrich-testhsr factory IN
New York to Tie proposed reduction in
wages 70 exciting . good deal OF interest
n tie metropolis. But 10 ia pity that
arbitration could sot hsys prevented the
strika
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

rhs outlook st Jscxsouvills . sn-
eoarssiBg. tat sympsthetic souls vii
still 'esl sorry FOR shs stricken city. for
business vii bs st stsnd-still for sons
wseks 10 cone snd Il viii take long
time loy it 10 rscovsr iss old-tims brisk
nsse
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Cclcpal RRfcr says that Gov.rnor HrrL
dossns exoect CtsvE1kSp 20 writ. =
ieltsr endorsing nm. hut hs dOesnt ssy
he 3oesnt .snt r. Dawn p. kno~s
C1xvr1sSos snsipsthy 70 him TOO vel
te exrsss any fsvors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Mrs. AastU RTvss-CEANbSR has
feund ont that people Won't read her
pestry. shousa her dubious storie. a.
vsry vel Th@rs's certain suaount -
discrimination prscticsd by tbis grsst
tuf-ricsn public sfser al
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Democratic ~b0Odie" must have run
pretty lov. Colonel BRiCs - advertising
t,r funds "a shs Bsltimors 4Bssracaa. =
Republican pspsr. The Democrats must
have ts.n squssssd pretty dry II they are
obliged - look 70 ths Republicans for
heln.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

General KfSG's speech vss 9 mastery
effort and stirred ths blood OF his hearers
tiil they we're at shs highest pitch OF
enthusiasm. Republican speakers have
a splendid foundation upon vhich 10
ground their remarks 10 the grand record
o. their party. at the time OF the var.
before aud since. but It taxes brsiny
man 10 weave the facts Of history into 3
speech that will arouse such enthusiasm
in working man and miIliousirs aliks ss
General KISs did yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

"Of al fhe dslasi0Rs I hdCs ersT
kstowR. az idea Of political equality
bsf,cssH he schite ard black races SEEMS
70 ne the greatest. ~ j.
impossible tk0f - inferior a rGcs rs he
negro can ccmpsfs ciih the rhite nan
IA ne business. much lsss The politics Of
tie cOuatry --ALLEs q. IHuEsAS IN
fSfZ
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
woRKIsaMEN. FOR WHICH WILL


woRKIsGMEN. FOR WHICH WILL
YOU VOTE?
IL you want 20 sustain and continue
toe system under which the highest
wages in the world are paid to our
lsborsrs in ths countrywide for BEL
KSAP and Protection. you want TO try
an experiment With your daily bread and
sea for yourself by erpsrisncs the condi-
ton OF lsborers in foreign countriss---
vote for Ford and the MilIs bill.
TINS is all thsrs il OF it. You are
asked TO exchange certainty for pos
sibibty; fact FOR theory. Bat you
should also know that the great rivals { [
one trade ard manufactures. those VIC
supply psuper paid labor. are asking
that this very thing bs done. Working
man Tor which shall you vots2
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

EArs CI&xros's failure 70 rsc3vsr
damages for he loss Il her diamonds
from Philsdelphis botsl proprietor Is
rot an unmitizsted misfortune. The
failure ~ the iury - szrss sdvsTsisss Der
n,crs thar ths recovery - ire iew-ss and
sives her suy opportunity 20 sOmnsncs
suit again whieh viii BE slnost ea1sl in
valus - an advertisement % Toe frss
d.sa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
VANf ADVERTISEMENTS

He sssatsss - h1ss ta 49, ~ - Ffiss-@set
ca s~ sosad - sis4aass tss avpaesr -
.oses - ssss4 A1s 49, - 5 liass eos-.ssa
felt itss,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Arether ct CrEvuASDs c.hfnss
oifiesrr. Secretary BsEssp. sssrtsd ous
y-stsrsisr - axsniphfy fhe civil-ssrvic--
rsferai. ioc ffsnsive psrsissnship = priucipl. 3
81 ne sdEnin strsflon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

While John = Rummsli- was N New
YORK recently be was much about The Re-
publican National headquarters. Mr.
Clarks0n and Colonel Dudley both tod re
p surprising thing about The Jsws-the re-
suit - scmc investig2t atoms they have been
making aad thst IS. that very lsrTe nun
beds O. them are gong % vote Tor Harrison
The Hebrews. vou know. are naturally IN
cl,rod toward &c Democrats. and have been
votiuz 70 that way. out n New York. as
least. very many of then vii vote for Har-
rl<on tSis year hse tbs confirmed two
~ three 6ays later hy meeting Je~ssh
merchant 81 Des Moinss, ar dscq8ssntsnce
CT riue, who had been n New York for =
month h1yiuz goods
Henry Sad T. 'ycn viii vote for CieFs-
LAID szsin. 7 sapposef 'Fo.' SD y. Z
havs nafe ID ny nla3 - v1oe for Hsrri-
soa- Al my peopis 10 New York ars gofag
tat way
" T'3e rsasou. presau5e. = Rat - Jews
have ~ecn instirct fcr their oTz interest
sn6 sarp somehow zof t5e .nnprsss1-n test a
rrotecs a = 5 the best saizg for toeUn- r
--f-.rr1.sr Fs-t-r.E
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

teESTs-oT 2 CsEf-TEas FHoEs sfTE~
n "a r5u . csrE ~ Hes son q
49, r fsr 1frr~ rrzf r-r-s
= fFc ~ srr-sTe r~r-
e z ~ es~ rrs~ ~arfe~ 7r- fFF-rrrze
Efe tes Eas 3 Co = B e.
LSsraovz -, C-tceEo
&EFNTs HASI FE~fl4F-rs - cFFTF 81
u mer ~ Feof sFSreS ~ - -re-f~-
frs6~ raTte2s< tr-e fs - - rses szer.s
s~<< cz@ s3sE. 80 fessl< 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

IN spi,e ~ fbe touble oisf8-tuns az a
Presidential siectaoa and yellow fsver 4
iS said shsrs a. not many tsessrs ccm-
penies which vii a. aad.r
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

T,oR s4IT-THE FsRM FEIrNsTNg 70
- So - fe~1 rerEaerffsr-.
ere rts wesf 81 - Ct-F. f-rr7s tEs o. .
r 80 fs-~ ssr-. ~ 81 rs-r So ga
fe~ W. - ecif II rr~e W - ~ st
90 Errar Fl stw i1ls1rs.-r ~
Ernr-k E L-r.-- go. n "a -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

~Ss putsh nesa appsy N r. FcsDs :
,csicn n ths contest 'or appointment
sssen Dr Wsbgr TT sns Or. VsxDxR-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

ssztS eEsf>x ras slwsvs 5ersnd
vreeivirr hsertY ~sicoras y
hspiEis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
TEAM TIEIE Tables.

DhIITf funoHFs eIcepIen- D IaIIy
Detroit E1presa mas parlor car - Detroit. max
ing direct COZ nccons ior ali points East arriving
IN New York g. 1910 a. IN next day 4 Cd.
PCS "a l-.tdlg cai To- Ltir0 m KING
dir-cf connecli ns With al trains for the ksst
Through rsii~ al tickets. ocean steamship
tic aud .n.ng car berths secured Al the
H.. q II. & ~ hallway City Office, -. Nonroe-St, 4,
and st lhe deTn
JAS CANrTFIr. City rage. Agent
Gro. B. REEvE. Traffic Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

So that rssusifai Baltimore girl Miss
MsrT4vrsu. = not - bs fhe Duchess ~
Norfolk ss 81 st EAST rot vsrv s0on. A
lons a. ere isui.- by csbiegTsr hsrssf.
peopis are Tsihsr obliged so 0eksTs Z
slthouzh shsrs seems r. bs aasss fsshios
sor denying sussssmaass a. he present.
nrne
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

C-erers. Hsrriscn hss 20 rssson - -
s-aarcA sass - Ind sssroi1s sos~nsss- e
tee .scsrsara tta1 ss wears n = hat.
l6s ccs.zr ard a sls ssoe. se6 taat - q
uncar1 fcrtsh'e ir \ sress- -ccsf. sl- heinE- ss
sald het-rs. = r1cd~st 40 tt car re-sdtl 3 -
sz1aE.red -rat - wiH rrt sr51V rsacIng -
S-Hslrs prod srtsaue. st-ssid fneT scrae .
hs rcnce. Hs ~il nT-8sh'F arceDt the-
rslaoe,71ica E. ss rart, ise tne usst. q
the rrsce pad ~ eaz6,ssts fer 1ls Posi-
slen> ard VIZ derive ssue ss-sfsctisz fros.
the syn pazhT - re frfer1S ard rel<hi>ers
49, <z1erss216 "a zzprsszz z<ess s><1Ea
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

WANTED LADY II POOR HEALTH
W would like q good trusfe woman rpom
mate. room csrner Bridge and NeIts slsa one
furnished room 20 rent Enquire Aorth lolia-
st upsIeig.. 80
IVANTED A sECOSD GIRL Al ONCE At
W att jeferson-sve. -
VTAN1ED &c loD GIRL FOR GENERAL l.
" h0useweFs enquire Al 81 Crescent ave,
betweeus, and 50cicck o. m. 30
WASTED--A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
W era housewOrk Apply 20 Ar- II I stan
ton, lo5 kausoul-ss -,3
WANTED - GIRL FOR HOJSENOKD ~
" small family Call e. 2t0OuaHa-st during
forenoon. 3
IVANTDE-2 Girls FOR CHAMBER WORK
" ard 10 wait. able, COOK kitchen girls /
wash woman, ls general servants, FOR conntry.
isdie. feTloF, o and Tower block -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
For 8enf--R rooms.

For Rent Rooms.
NOR RENr-oNE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
1 for one or lNo -eil.l-.i1,. II g~oi neisn-
i1uno hi. once g convenient % P0''"'0 A'' 23af
FOR RENT-EIGHT ROOMS ~ HOUSE lsI
7 North FIontst. INQUIRE or nrenise- 80
IOn RENT inU ME- tNr I'M -o4it-.s
/ rooms III JeneTson-ave ~
gNOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS
[ al the Park Place: a'so furnished rooms for
Gentlemen. Apply on the premises 70 Mrs- l..
smith. -
poR RENT-A *CE FOKNIsaED kOOA
Z with no. and cold water and bath room pTiyi
leges for rent. at 2ll sheldonst, %
rURNlsHED ROOMS TO RENT - AT -
I Canalst- Transient and professional trade
solicited. Cell al Room IA. Mr.. kisden. 81
TO kENT-DEsIRABLE FURNISHED OR US-
| furnished rooms a. - Scrlhnerst. 2e5
NOR RENT-SUIT OF ROOMS SUITABLE
[ for housekeeping for man and wife, No. IL
Livingston IL
NOR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED OR u
T furnished, with ali modern convenience
Roswick-st. 2l2t
COR RENT-FrRNiSHED ROOMS. STEAM
heated; and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at room lO3, new Houeeman
block. Dec l5tt
For Rent--ROwses.
HOUSE TO RENT - GOOD FOR ONE
partly furnished room on ground floor. Apply TO
Niss Cunning. north corner BOstwick-st. and
Cfescent-ave. %
TOR RENT-T HAVE SEVERAL HOUsE rs TO
Tower , block a " ''' 2s7
TO RENT = HOUSE ON NILLER-ST IN
| quire at 81 Springs
I'OR REST-HOUsE NO. l42 CORNER LYON
L and Barclay sis.-Sl5 per month. Enquire
on pace. 2s4
IrOR PENT-LARGE CONVENIENT HOUSE
L with barn and acres OF land on West
Leonard St. between railroad and Alpine-sve.
Terms 500 per year. Telephone 357. Harrison
Wagon Works. 261tf
For Rebt--Bus'ness Places.
NOR RENT-A GOOD CELLAR OR BASE
/ menf for storug fruit aud vegetables, stu
a'ed ~ West lultoD-st. For further Information
cail At l5s West Fulton st. 20
CoR REST-ONE-HALF OF TEE STORE
i No. = Csna!-si. For particulars enquire OF
G. A. Befwin. lS4ti
WdHted--To Rent.
VANTED-To RENT ROOMS WITH BOARD
W for family OF three, or small house. in Foun-
tain-st. school DistTict. Address II. n. Box !,
Boarding.
DOARDERs wANTED-G0OD BOARD AND
ID rooms a. IL EissoTth-ave 2s9
pOARDISG-GOOD BOARD AND Pleasant
ID rroms for a few young gentlemen, can be had
a. reasonable rates az d- Spring - 2o7
Lost.
/ osT-PUG DOG. Ten MONTHS OLD RE
II turn 10 81 Rsnsorn-st su6 PC rewarded ls3
I OsT- "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON r ETwEES
L. Tenth-ss. ard Leonard So. o. BTns1W az "a
Cvercost The huder viii be suitsoiy ~ ei
by leaving Il At 81 Broadwsy. W. krepos. 80
Furniture ef0ref.
URNTTrRE sIORFD PACKED AND
r moved. Frpsrt pscksrs sert On short notice
by RadcliH 4 foif. III south Division -. tsie-
phone No. P11 lsn'y =, So
yyn-o,g To r0np
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED SITUATION By YOUNG NAN 3)l
W a. clerk. salesman or collector: best refer
cnces; salary small Address Harry C.. Room so.
Porter block. 2hS
WANTED a POSITION As CLERK or BOOK
" keeper in grocery store CT IN ,e. hy one
who thoroughly unders snds his business aud
can furnish best OF references. Address, box 4,
Is. d. l.. ~
WANTED - SITUATIOS by TWO YOUNG
W en-. in store or factory. Good references.
salary no object. - n. Diyision-st. c. ".
kprur 9-g
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

1 OST-PUG DOG. Ten MONTHS OLD RE
IL turn 10 81 Rsnsom-st suo &c rewarded. 2e3
I OsT- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ETwEES
L. TeDth-sf. ard Leonard So. % Broad y ~. "a
overcast The hudcr vii be suitsoy r. varied
by leaving Il a. 81 Rrpad WaY. Ny. krnpus "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

te sbcn. brightly 90 th@ ksrub'
rlsr.iAx IseaEnea omer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

II ~ r. FcRD ~ould fsvcr Repuh-
icsn Dr wAIk1ET rather tran Hos-
lsn6sr Ike Df VsxDzsvxE3 eur forei<n
hcrr sstszsns shczid rstnra him Their
ssanss spr kss spesaa.rstios. - s.v 80
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

as.sss,i- -'lI :. 0.rs 70 s-.'
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
Furaffure ef0ref.

FURNITURE sIoRED. PACKED AND
moved. F1pert packers sent on hort notice
~ Rsdclif 4 Hoit, III south Division -, teie-
phone No P1l jan > =. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
lfoaeu To Loan.
Per saIe--sffsceuoneo,.s.

uoxEY TO IoAN-KNQUIRE II : Hill
vi 8 pesrl-s -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
Boarding.

DOARDERs wANTED-G0OD BOARD AND
ID rooms a. IL Eissorfh-ave. Do
DOARDrSG-GOOD BOARD AND PHEASANT
ID raoms for a few young gentlemen, can &c had
a. reasonable rates az d- Spring - 2s7
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

UANTED-TO RENT ROOMS WITH BOARD
W Tor family OF three, or small house in Foun-
tain-st. school DistrieL Address II. n, Box l.,
1elegTsm-Herald z76t
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

NOR RENT-A GOOD CELLAR OR BASE
/ menf for storing fruit aud vegetables, stu
a'ed ~ West lulton-st. For further Information
call st l5s West Fulton st. -
TOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF TIE STORE
L No. y Csna-st. For particulars enquire o
q A Berwin ISstl
Evening capital., 1888-03-05
First M. E Church

Large congregations were present at the
services of the First ". Z Church yester-
day. There was no regular discourse, but
the pastor took the occasion, being the
last Sunday of the conference year, to
make some statements in regard to the
condition of the church. Statistics show
ed that 80 new members had been taken
in during the year-tweve by letter and
the remainder from the probationers' list.
The pastor salary was all paid up, shew-
ing the admirable working of the newly
adopted system of envelopes. The church
debt had been reduced three hundred
and odd dollars and all collections had
been promptly responded to. At the
sacrimental table the DR.. spoke very feel
ingly of his interest in each member of
his church and the first year of bis pasto-
rate among these people had been most
pleasant.