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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
NOTICE.

To The Qualified E,oor, Of n.s cosrsy .,
Kent
Notice is berehT gwen ska, ths QUESTION
ss TO whether or noi tbe County a. Kent shall
rslse by loan the sum Of one hnndrec and
fifts thousand collars fof tie psrpo~ ~
erecting a Cour uOute sill 10 eIhnitted 81
the qualified electors 81 The County a. Kent
ct the snnus4 township mesin nes fhersol
RsDids 70 he held N said County or tbs FRA
NoDdsvin April a. d 1873 sac iOsu to 10 pes-
able ~ 70 lows. snd si rsts 81 fpfere-t nos H.
exceed Eve per cent Def snnum on e. sums
remaining due AID unpaid. .on ne fftesntb osr q
Jsnuary of eech and every vaef n wit
The fuD ~ ten thousand colsu PAYABLE on the
ffteebth dsf of 1sDusry 40
The t1m ~ twenty Thousand ooIarF psysiss co
the fifteenth 6sy ~ January. fseI
The sum OF tsu Thousand d0ilsr payable or the
fifteenth cfY q 9sluers isfl
The sun ~ twenty thonHsrd doilsr psyshie OF
the hfteeuth dsv o. 5hEusry le9z
u he sun q ter thoDssBo doilss psyebf on ths
ffeenth dsy q @sDusry, 1fe<
The sum q twenty thousand ncisr psvsbls or
The tfiefBth osT of lanusrf. 1.s5
The s8m 81 tes fhuusanc aDiiarf psyabie on the
fifteenth CAY o. 1aruarJ 1sse
The sun oi t,renly tbobs nd % an payahie on
The tfeer dsy ~ fanrrrf lsp1.
The sum 81 tcn theussDd a0iiast psvsbie on fl.s
fneeDth dsy - JfDusrF. sos
The sun ~ fwrrtr fhf usanf doiisrt psyahs On
The fiteeuth dsT of jsnuar7. 80
Dated fetruary ~ lhsB
b order of tie Board ~ eur<ffsuFt ~ Vent o.
1fcDB w wffEfHr
CohNEiJr'R L. psENFf. Ohsirrnin Of Es,are
C,erk oi boerd-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

IHo8 sAIE-SlN SNAIL NEn HOCsEs NEtk
Il s.Eses esz A2e4. 81 vary sssg teE&s Ans sss
house sllt REL &c e. 80. f7aRIlEE : e4ks
itns ukzG1lss 81 ks3ls0n ave. vacant leEs -
Ssbes-sf. Czlna<k s ana Ooit%sss, ven ehesp ,.
l2tt.s bcss. 0ser Arosas 5
Is0R sALE-1HE BOON N REAi Es1AfE
Il AAs strack the noxsAessl pat Of the cry.
y q Oofosls A.s slresas SD = ls.ls sa4 spsias
He ess huodred ucrt - sci fhsst esossrg
e@Fk&aJs bess<T cal ~ an ss - Csk&lkt ii
<srn VIII BY A kllk lITIIl nOkk
sOOV hslf eioGx ilo-1 sirees osEs. 4 veil
81 parc ssrtns saasE scod cellar and eisLsrn
hosise sesriy nes. A fAg tarssin. only ss9
eenn. balance on io4s sauas- CA1l al 0nos ga
A. ~&slsI - OlL4s4sL -
Isos sALE-A SFN AND DEsfRABfEB BoUsE
Y and lex 1la Easi-sG Dei scea Cnerrs - snd
hesiltF avs 4Ao hoase and ID. ~ SEsidos Il
Apply hsts01s shoe sore. slsf
pOR sAlE OK KENT-THREE AND ONK-
II bali Aorss Of land sna sood isrn house. with
from hsi o. south Disikion. Apply 10 Nj J.
Maker second haGd hrnli0re store. u - Il
South DyisianSL lo7
lhkAP HOAEs-sIx HOUSES AND lots N
Y sixih ward al frola sc ~ sso9. also vaesni
lots IN same locality. good holss aud los on
FouFtn-st foF sl.eoo snail payment down.
tAlsncs oa easy tsrLas More v nson. sssozkess
Iedgard block 1Ul
i house. on spTins al, TOR ts.0ss. nest tame
% acre farm in sparta for ~ 700: al on small
Payments and reasonable lsrEls. l. A. Dapp<f.
room 10. I.edssrd block. over Pubic Library
e37u
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
A substitute FOR Hydraulic Cement.


Gr Miles. n vel known engineer, makes
TIE statement that ordinary brick dust,
Inasic from hard burned. finely pulverized
bacSs. and mixed with common lime and
sand. is universally and successfully en-
ployed as q substitute for hydraulic cement.
nr Niles saws that during al engineering ex-
perience OF some SIX years in Cuba his op-
poTiunitia~ were ample for testing it's merits,
aad be found IL IN all respects superior TO the
bcsf Tosendale hydraulic cement for culverts,
drains. tanks or cisterns. or even for roofs
II an experiment 20 tcat the strength of .his
product /. was found that block Of II, half
n minute IN thickness without sand, and
after immersion in water four months, bore
without crushing, crumbling or splitting q
pressure Of fifteen pounds per square inch. IL
Is thought that, b. the addition of pulverizing
nills 70 bricSyafy.s, % utilize the waste and
broken bricks, a profitable manufacture
might 10 carried on.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

WHY Gold i'm Jewclry Changes Color.
II "a well known that the human BODY con-
tsins humors and acids, similar in action to
a. having Ike tendency toward baser
metals. as nitric and sulpauric acids have,
namely, TO tarlish or dissolve them, varying
in quality in different persons. Thousands
wear continually, without any III effects, the
cheaper class of jewelTy, with brass ear
wires. while IL others wore tho same article
for few days they would 10 troubled with
sore ears, o.. in other words, the acids con-
ta;aed in the system would 50 act on the
brass as % produce III results. Instances
have occurred in which articles Of jewclry Of
any Grade below eighteen carats have been
taraished in a few days, merely from the
above named cause. True, these instances
a-s not very frequent; nevertheless, 1t is as
we'll to know them. Every case is not the
fault OF the goods not wearing well, as it is
generally called. but the result ot the partic-
ulaT constitution Of the wearcr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

70 keep highly polished brass absolutely
bright AMI free from furnishing, it 5 thiniy
coa-oi With = vsrnish cf bleached sheiiac
snd alcohol So ionS "a tais varnish remains
intact he brsSs vii co1tiuue 70 be bright
Aacs of tne Decorative brass now used i
6nished IN this manner. thereby saving tbs
housewife labor IN wzy of cleaning and poi
tsrfrr n
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

A writer in TIE London Building News
thinks every bricklaver ought 20 know that
m0r1ar maize in the following manner win
stand 4 used. IN almost al sorts Of weather:
One hgstel Ok unsisked lir1e, three bushels
of sharp sand mix one pound Of alum with
ono pint Of hnseed oii, and thoroughly mix
tbs vita tha mortar when TnaS.1z lt, aud
aso bot The alara viii cosntssaet ne scti0s
Of the fruzt en- the mortar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

Coai AR thinned VITA Ha7ktha % proper
c0rSStencv. forms savs Popular Science
Ns-rs. very good marking ink. which wln
rot ~sss cut Another Kind Is prepared by
nftiag t~o parts of powdered acetate of
corr~r. faar parts q ssi-arlmoniac. one part
~ islHrelacs. ald s~pnfy parts x water
NIX val toErther snd shsxe hefors usiaz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

means is aStonish-
isg and shows how
weak are the vIbra-
ons that actually
affect the e ar, even
in the case of the
loudest noises. THAI
sound j. due 20 vi
brsfions. and that
a sounding body is
a vibrating body
can be proved by a
very simple expert
ment. Take a COB
let Of thin glass and
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

Taere ~es aaerr exaioitioo IN tie hixhes<
lsw eour@ N Erc and fe~ 8sFs SO. IN.
saries n frsnt q sae oeseh wsre covered
~seh ~rr.ens bast.es a pssens ~ss IN
r-lvea. a1d ne vsrious styies ~ bu~fies
~~rs exsr.ineS -sith -nrtcus luser@st BY fhs
1e1ro@s rs,sre< .Chicag. Ne-~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24


Iks csatl D. CLisi Jlslics NAfrz re-
uogss ias man ebo, it may Do sad. hali
tas Highest 0izcs - tie United oissss.
Although 10 0ai passed ths allotted ase
of three scois ard tea. hls Inislises ~as
yet vigorous ald probably i-S people Who
ald uos kaoa lim suspected 40 bad
reached 80 great an age No Hsrni8s
had been gwen u tho puoiic that nis
condition Ses critical aad his death
startled every 1ody is sas sn eminent
~ so.s ald apfleat nan, snd hAs re
movA frcln ths bench vii bs severely
felt.
Il Gil Be h1sea years the lsh OF REL;
b 49, since Cnisf Justice CHsss fell ua-
der a STROKE q paralysis and died -
Nss Xor- Cily.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

70 ~ lEAIIFIc KxrEHINENr.
tar5lga tns hands % the ears, and produce
a bud noise rcsefaoilng thunder BY draw
lag the nails over the string the sharp elsps
Of thunder ara imitsisd, and By varying
TIE motion tho different sorts Of rumbllng
ant roaring can be reproduced TIE In
LensIIH of the sound rrodueed BY THE simple
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

C.,uz zrsssusn Fos0 - eerfectly right
in sssinx sonsa step toward retaining the
itea states Eoz-user's ofiee u the
-i5s The present sininistrstlon = not
esrv hspcy IN msking changes in the
Is...st7,n ef fsc~s rrufrnt ct'ices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

NJ scr Suffered nizhs ard Ssy rita Yhsa-
rstisn - mach - tAsf &c rss uaaSs 70
fseS 1inisef Tsnr SuIphur Bitt.rs ca-.d
siaa. sne an tr1iy t5sr xf1i % ssv thev
are AZ as8e<f naedfeins-Nrs y II csrs~
tcz- sifs ~ D-ss~s C.ris~a- Ffrsk EssSA
ehup~< Wio~-~~s~ Nse
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

YIs SCIENTIFIC TX let OF thin 4 lass and
PzRIMENr. attach 10 the ham
de boot button suspended by a string 50
that the button VIII rest against the rim. IL
the rooiet Is thea struck 30 as 20 produce a
musical sound the button will be thrown
away rom SIS surface, showing that the
glass s, actually vibrating.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

Ft|T FI--. O = % =.
Bat for niid. sfscs4ve veze shls purEs-
tive ron hsd sester ger D. Pisrce's p ess-
snt Furz&ove Psissfs They cure n
headache oiiio.s he7fsche eizzi1ess co.
stirstcn. Indigestion s8i kiiices q scks
= cents = "a. ~ 6rnsgis1s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

r.~~~-ar-rT,~+ts tssiaeSsi
P.-~ssssus {axa-aaee C5snrsnT -lr17-'.''Fse-
va sa-. never - - aEseory & 81 cnzo-
psnv. had 80 many aprAcar1c1s = ss's "a
Fs-or~sr--Ah- arplirsticus fsr poiicaest
Frsz,seut f.sasanes Csnp~aE-<-@
Asrr<4zx zaz~r
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

Tia Parisian rubiic--ss lssst ihss psrl
~ whirs rms sftsr carriages snd
stoafs in re strsel-is All fcE
EorrsSs7s. =. bat il rili net isst. An m
snbcrsinsss sciiisr doesa't maze gcod
riEfsrv ta-r
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
POPULAR SCIENCE.
a PscOliAs Pure Als lNo'cAToR
a Asst1F shss vii s1ssa Ia Frosty
wee hss-ss..stsn kHp-rfs@ssts -eAea
FsEslsa fsstrsefiss ssa ffs>ssas
Ks<rs<ssaa "a . .t2aif Cost

Tie sings ss.satlac sxpsrimes4Es Illus
tE.tesi ia shs euts hers & ven afs reproduced
from L. Stature. s1iel logrIal szpiAlss
them a. f9iio~s.
Fiaas tue kands ever si.s ears, and Pass
piece q sfriag around tie bead. a. sAowa ia
tas snxragag Then let another person
pres tiis striag 0sSwecn his fingers, a1d
gradually 6sas thsEa over Il. Ias viors-
tioGs "a tAs ssriax si4 BE tr4nsInitLsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Situations Wonfea-Fe,nale.

yVANTED-PLACEs FOR GENERAL SER
w wants. Why sdvert when you can tele-
phone $50. or Cal ~ Ladies' fsrlors and have
your choice OF good girls? Rooms and 4 Tower
block s.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF EXPER-
" lence place 20 clerk II either dry goods
house or millinery store; best of references Call
al lSs Gold-st IS
WAkTED-POsITiON BY YOUNG LADY
W who Is competent stenographer. system
Grahsms speed 1l5 words per minute, can oper-
ate caligrsph rapidly long and practical exper
ierce IN keeping sccounts business correspond
ence aud Office duties. Address B. n % High-st
West, Detroit, Mich. 50
WANTED-A GIRL TO WORK OFT BY THE
w day for washing and gene O. hocsework
Address Carpet Cleaning Work, lo7 Monroe-st. IS
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

aT yoT HAvE GOT E-sr AND #AET TO
/ ses irtr ~ peY1ae sE6 49, eets hissfs3
aaa1fs I. ,zrfn4 tzsiress. c. ~ eI1rees Eos nsss
Cssrce gxresrzr rsozss arr a 11-eT tlscf
a.
u~aNTE1- -rvEETRcrT 70 Wv TFtT
w ws - fg~~sxk eAsz-g so f8hses - aho~1
rrea~~ <a~ ns~e4s - sxY kzd esxefE Fsr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

The peaeh crop ~ Nev jersey s r.
ror.sd r3 alye oeen rniaea hy The fresz.
srr 81 tie suls. Th> 20 sstnst cFcp sho~s
- sa-r,. of havinx hsea 3ansrst
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
NOTICE.

few frst class ship carpenters end caulker
wanted; wages s275 per day OF ten hours address
MILWAUKEE, SHIP YARD CO..
Milwaukee. Wis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
RON. LANsrN9 : N0RTHERx-sRAND

A 90 srsszr4 aekVSs trsr1 fere4. - - =
~ fs-~ssrf rspeneers - FAR - Essrasza~
Iltr. = fssfF erceY< s1sn5sv
7frosh ufkess 81 a. F<1Lts sTyc heriss - So
- 40 rar - 49, q r-~fnx Ttrfsf . -
q pf~roe-at.. snc - depzk
- ei4nd
Gro y Nr7xser. CTS Tsckef sg-ur
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
boarding.

GOOD BOARD And LODGING AT - JET.
VI ieTsOn-st $50 per week Is
III YOU WANT GOOD BOARD AND kICE
1 roam and very cheap 20 10 80 broadway.
corner OF ThirG-sL s.
}lASTED-DAy B0ARDERs. ALSO HAVE
IS Ottawast o.
A FEW MORE BOARDhRs CAN BE ACCOM-
A modsted al 3O5 North Diyisioast Pleasant
rooIps and terms reasonable o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

Psgors DoS " DTcKISs0s went into
ne Cabinet 4 VS. tBoaxhs that hs
would surely Ga placed Gu the Supreme
hsneb. Nox cones necessity for a sp-
toi-' mems 10 thss trbnnsl viii tie
rcurx nan q Msehizsa "a called 80 ih-
hish position from shich death hss inst
removed Caief astics Wsirx2
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

Nr. Nst1s tas bad ersr9 9tkinx his e~r
n shs C6mun,'ee cn Ways sui
wssrs Ia rrss - prepared for .
sasrsrs ssssp - r.7-,s s, sAe Hoaee
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

it e. 7fateO t1at toers sf~ I've enercnisl
soristiss Ia Cincinnati: that sOms q
their s-- srrs5 =lta rites. that al
understand tas maziaz - dvueusts
bombs. ard ssep enough on hand 10 de-
ssrov 2tSO recple. II thes> statements
sra Hus it : ere 70 "a growing hsrsp
s.cor tbs uhIo river.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
60eafs--U dnted.

WAETEG--GENERAL AND LOCAL AGENTS
" Immediately; new goods: needed in every
house sells fast: big profits: SO week or a cd
commits o.; no cJmpeunon. AidIess with
stamp. Weaver Mandatory, Niles. Mich. a
WANTED--A GOOD ACTIVE MAN TO TAKE
W The agency in Michigan for q fast selling
staple article st good profit: none but first class
men need apply. good references required. Ap.
ply without delay 10 Manufacturer. a. the BIuns
wick stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

sDsily. All others daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Er-
presses 10 and from Deifoit-Psrior cars run on
Day E1press and Grand Rapids Express 10 and
fTon Deifoit-Direot connections N ade at Detroit
with al through trains esst-TickeS on sale A.
Union Ticket once. c. Eonroe-st and .; Union
depot
CHAs II NORRIS, Genl AgI IS Monroe-s
O. " RUGSEIS, 9. Y. and I A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

Tbs class ~ 1sr, % which Chief
Justice WAirE vas uefaber, that Of
lE7. 3 remarkable b0lh for the iong-
sviiy Of i.s members and for the men IN
is who have atta4-sd distinction. AT the
fgpeih snsivsrsary o, the cless, he'd at
the flms of the commencsasnt at Yale
iass -unEsr. there we're forty n,embsrs
pfs eut ihe class nnmeered snong Us
r,su ters WILLIAM il. EvAETs. EDWARDS
fizRnnroSr, SAxUzL J. IiLDgN, and
Iraa Bx>JsmIS SitLUMAN. The vsnsrab'e
Rev D.. q. Z. SMITH, q this city, was
eleo saen3ber q TIE same class.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

TOR saIF-A FIRST CLASS N7tT Prsf-
+ sess n god locstio1. ia roYd 5osinfss
[ sze tarss esfureS ard st1ck patty cCss o
leave towD- AeFig fhs o'ce 9
{ITANTED-To SILL GOOD eFCoSD HAND
~ No cosxRz ssove with reservoir. caesp-
30 canslet -
FOR SALE NY HORSE HAESEsS AND
/ huxxy csn be 49, = He1gs :, LcuisS1
y Revr9ds
I75E 3 -T---0E FTfaaNfF FoR LfVsER
+ ees1 fs-lg 6Tfrfnz seTss. F17ur- - IA
Wsst E-i6xe = .
T-oR skIE eocD ROAD or T0RE HORST
sae VII - sd rsesp if srld lE zst e.
sIe1g J. 2 FsEsn- - csnza-st esstf
ToR ssLE = Ex IA NTCE Try KfyD1lfSf--
/ wsoS a. ne per bnsS 6evsgss ers7d
Esrfcs FsreeT 20. efs
TwsSF 70 SFff W Hofsf PHkr10S ANn
| hzru.< very caess ifssxsa socz- Jshn 2.
E---ar % Fa~s-r s-tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

5hs szAsssx sf lines a say a. s<rsisszssHt
e.s ks fse2s - afxiaisx ths nsk2 ezr sf
ssrss ~ <ssss. AHy S~f<sl = bas eos atsa
ss s<ss fall liza.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

II = pleasant 70 % assured oy a.
Albany reporter, concerning = vedd'ng
that took place IA thss town secsaIg,
thar Il wss "a quiet hut sffsci.vs affair.
- many Weddings. particularly those Of
isa qnist eorf. have proved iusfscsive,
rscessly. ,hai tbe friends og sbe parties
wiu doubtless "a relisved 20 know thas
th.s cue wiil sticx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Miscellaneous.

EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w IN cleaning and coiohng o. gents clothing
ald ladies dresseS sRawis, crepes slss. etc the
best place IN this city IS the Eagle Steam Dye
House" No. n Canal ST. lss
CAIEsMAN-CAN ADD A LINE SMALL
- samples ore agent earned $50, Others up
10 g. 90 IN 1886 L. .. Boz 1871. New YORK 2latf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

1DhaI!s tlu0s{ ttftPleL -b&tF
lskseneers 'ssiDE tie Detrolt krpre<+ g q
m make direcl ossnecfions fnr New York Ro<
ton. and > Il pCBN Hast
THROUGH tckets 70 al rrsots east sud y a.
ard seepine car beyrhs ssn he secure1 sf Il G
H. AN. ksiifosd eiiy Office. Sweet Hosel snf
81 oepof-
GEo. p. REEvE Trsflc Msuager Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

The NsT YORK Iau aud Erpress
which % uoE cwn-d by ELiIorr r..
SrFPARp. q scr-in-law ~ the lste W.
Il. N.SDERp TT. says: ''If any one inter
ssrss wnA the landing Of ar VaNDrs-
nilr's osw chef. under ihs Federal law
which prohibits tho importation o. labor,
- % iatimsisd. the prosecution will
emorrs 10 persecution. The case ol Rev.
Wrpurs WAEz-x 3 qc;te sufficient t.
sxposs sAs odiogs character ot ths Law,
and hfs has burdsos enough withoul
all.ng b. them unnecessary hardships.
Poor. oppressed VANDERBILT. what viii
become q hin j; ~ can't have bis ten
thousand dollar cook'
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Nj us kegO
ACsKEGox. sATCkDAY. HAEcH "A

01cs. - Western Ave, A1sr Elsck TIE
Z 1fcioek
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Red FOOD Timber.

TOR s.iE-RED WOOD TIMBER IN LARGE
L or small tracts lying Oh good streams: easy 10
log and wiz cut ffty thousand feet 10 the acre;
solicited. Address NJ. J. Morley
willits. Aendoceno Co, California. III
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

rOUSD-THAT The EAGLE STEAM DYE
7 HoBso" Va. - Canals, turns out the bet
~erk in tirsBiar eyeing snd reusirfng a. isfies'
fnd gents clothing 60 theTe and coEvihce
to1rself ls3
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il properly, q farm OF - acres soar lailss south
Of Hali-st Enquire Of Watson 3 lrost, ls1 GFsGd-
yileaye. lVs
NOR sALE-PiAE AND RID WOOD LANDS,
j good fxrns End cliy property for sale cheap
also money 20 loxn. Call al LOvett block, Canal
a.. opposite sweet Hotel. A K Antlsdel. 45ti
NOR sALE-6OOD PROPERTY FOR SALE Al
+ Byron Centre. A good hotel and bar con.
necied and good reasons for wanting u sell "a
dress Ars. Mary Adrion. Byron Centre. Mich. SAT-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
For Renf--ROO3,ls.

TOR RENT - ONE LARGE FURNISHED
L front room, with heat and gas; single gentle
man preferred. Apply at ~ kansoIn-st- 30
COR RENT-TaREE FURNISHED ROOMS
Il either single or ia suite. 81 Barclay-st, sec
ond door from Fountain. 50
10 LET-TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED OR IN
| iunshed, with board at No. 10 Coit-ave.
Ladies preferred. 81
EOR RENT-ONF LARGE FRONT ROOM AND
II closet with hsI roor il desired, At 92 Bar
clay-sf., near Feultsia>t. 50
EOR RENT-RoOM WITH STEADY POWER
L tor light manufacturing. No. Pearl-st. 74tf
Tor RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS TO RENT
i IN the Vinegar block Require OF F. d
Brock. 3Sf
NOR KEST-FURNIsHED ROOMS: STEAM
j heated; aud furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply et room l05 New HouSemsn
block. 15tf
COK RENT- FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
II either single or en- suite: steam heated; also
rooms for Light housekeeping. Apply st Room Is,
edysrd lock, l0I Ottswa-st. 2lod
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

oeT-wONEv LOST BY EVERYBODY THAT
H. hss arr Ciesai1g II ccsoTfsg r. be fone n
srss class sfyis Il tasy ao1t 20 y tbe Ess
sesra De 10 4 Canei fss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Situations Jyaated--Hate.

WANTED-BY YOUNG NAN OF GOOD
W address aud steady habits, situation az
clerking o. Office work: has had some experience
aud can furnish gOos recommendations Address
NJ. o., box 8, care TINS olice 81
MANIFESTATION BY EXPERIENCED
w stenographer and typ writer. rapid and SC
clratc good business qualiacat o2s fret class
references. Address T. H. A, box 5. this Office
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

TIE DetEoit P'aindsrisr, the principal
orgnr ot the colored rscs IN this country.
enthusiastically Supports The idea Of
Boninasiog General ALsss FOR the Prssi-
asncy on the Republican iicks'. Pro-,
u. AraCs-us SFEoKEE, VINO until re
Gently vas resident OF South Carolirs.
bit as rsceutly become = rlsrnbsr OF the
bar n Dsiroii. also sdsoosses General
AfozB's nomination IN forcibis letter
vhica e published IA she PiaiadeGler
The Aress boom = evidently growing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
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30 so ss 80 es 1.I0 A.xS $40


llANrED-k Co1D F1SsMIfH as FoRg-
w Eian % 60 ouf Of eits, fsrn hsnd. Room
Z, Tower oiock. -
llAkfED-TdRE GOOD MACHISisTs And
w nrst elsss plsaer hand. Apply al once.
Perkins 80 -
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For Rent Business Places.

TO REST-THE w C r UNION. DESIRING
70 change their headquarters, ofer for rert
their bail over Nos and Pesri-sf. 81 ressoI =
abe tafes. The room s. slitsb.e for ligb; man
featuring. or society purposes. Inquire at s
Bost~ick-st. or l72 Barcisy-st. %
COR RES--sTORE WITH FIXTURES, COR
ner West Fulton aud cour-sts inquire at
21 Norpt rarnnr 81 - qa
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
for Renf--Hoicses.

nor RENT-SEvEN ROOM HOUSE SIS FUr.
y ton-st. East. oesirsble locstion: siSaa er
month. h I'd aad soft water. Enquire 10 Pearls.
S. G smith. o.
I,OR RENT APRIL /. NEAT llTyl t.
seven room house in the east part OF the city,
ore mile from renre; f2i9 8 year. Luton g.
Dunton. Wild Jicomb bu'lding.
IOk kENl-U1 IANA BEACH HOTEL THE
most popular summer resort in Michigan. It
the mouth OF Black Lake, and on shors OF Lake
Michigan. 20 miles rom Grand Rapids, and c0r-
trollcd by West Michigan Park Association, OF ser
one hundred members BathiIg and fShfrg
grounds unequa led. beautiful hotel, with ex-
TIA large dining room. over o., % people on the
grouncs last secs n. Propositions t0r rent Of
hotel 10 manage IL in tns interest of the Asso-
citation, should te fled with The secretary tyTus
+. Perkins II Lyon ST.. 0rand Espids. Mich. on
OF befo April 2. 1885. Privilege reserved to re-
jcct any or ali bids l07
TOR RENT-A FIFTEEN ROOM HOUSE, ONE
block from Pos,ofice. every modern con-
veuiepce. suitable for oosr3f1z house. rent
reasonable. Luton & Dun.oE. Widdicomb bid &.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Furniture stored.

Furniture stored.
JURSTTrRE STORED. MOVED AND PACK
L ed ~ NJ Q. J Walker, Sos. 1s 70 ~ south
nivs'o1 81. on short notice. TT
RSITrkE tToRED. PACKED AND
r moved. Expert rsskers cent on short notice
oy Radciif Holt III south Division 81. teie-
phone No. go Jsn'y g 50
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-04
SekIgiSaA ns

From private letter addressed to
this Zee the following interesting
news concerning Sslign III, White Pine
county, is cleaned: "rnis is g,ing to
be's lively camp this Summer. The
mines show steady improvement and
Manager r 'biusou is pushing thing
for all they are worth. He is putting
mp the largest concentrating mill on the
coast, in all its details one Of the most
thorough aud complete of its kind,
which will havs capacity of 100 tons
The pretty features in regard to the
proposition is that there is no lnck Of
ore. The ledge IL 5000 feet long and
varies ia width from four to forty feet,
with the grade OF ore improving as
depth is attained. Sehsman gives
promise OF being the big camp Of the
country"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-04

20 tbs range dusiR9- the recent coll
weather When the therlnometer ranged
nom 10 TO 81 degrees below zero, and
has just returned from an inspection of
the stock under his charge which he
finds in much better condition than he
expected. He says the ! ,ss will be very
light, as he finds the stock in fine con-
dition considering tho extreme cold
weather. This il good news and con-
firms the statement heretofore made in
these columns. that the losses of stock
this Winter will not be greater than the
general average.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-04
PAtlnRd Hotel.

Since the recent frs ut Prlisade
which destroyed my holrl, together with
its cpptrnts. I have opened The PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and aw Dnv prepNred
70 taecommOdate the travelling public
with good accom- modatious, both ~ to
board and lodging. A libsrih shuSa of
the public patronage 10 respectfully
solicited.
10 Z d. BAUM.