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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
The Six Day Walk.

NEW YORK, November 2S-Herty has
gone to the front in the six day walk. Toe
Sfore at l O'Clock stood: Moore, 329i
Herty, S32; LittlevoOd, 800; Howarth'
800; Cartwright, 3l5; Day, 800; Golden,
3O4; Mason, 294; Cannon, 283; Noremac
2ss; Hsrk 292; Campanau, 263; Elsou. 251
Vint, 262; Taylor, 253; W. Smith, 2O7; q
Smith, III; Penel, 16l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

~ tOe Ilss Of the members Of the next
eS'a'G'e published by the REGISTER an
~, 'p' occurred 10 regard to the address oI
.''S''e-tlecs B. d. GIBSON, which was
k go S' SaePherdstoWn. 1t should have
1seu 7 lsr.est0wn, J.fr.rsnn rnnntu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
A Victory tor ,be Ro.. sr.,,.,,

't" YORK, November 30 The antic;-
-, s-,'G 'OCk'ut Of the employees Of the Ale
~ fOf'e' Brewers hiss, it is said, bseu
tss,'so' ts;a The association of tbs Bosses
ernr'n evening announce that all of their
co.,.ily rp.3yss haVe pledged themselves not "a
sb,'outs sb,,o'.t.s 10 any Organization engaged in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
Fraud I'm Mineral County.

Special Telegram TO TIE Re0iStr.
KEYsER, W. Va, November 2S.-or
account of ill-legsl voting Geo. W. Kildow
Democrat, has served notice on ]. p
williams, Republican, that he will con
test his election 10 the House Of Dele
gates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
The omcial Count in Michigan

LANSING, November % The State
Bosrd of Canvss:ers finished their work
q, State officers last night. The plurality
for Governor Is II, 100. The plurality for
The rsst of tbs State Republican ticket are
from q, $50 to 1881.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
WITH rHE BOLD BOoDLBR.
But He Will Come Back 10 West Viz
ginia and Then Hs Will Bo0dls
Some More.
4 HIGHLY INTERESTING EIEIr
In The History Of the Republican Attempt
70 Ssal eShe-ssss Frauds in
Brooke c0dng last
Fny Illegal RspubnO
Votes polled.

PlrrsBuRa, November 2s.-A Beaver, y
Pa, Chronicle Telegraph special tags:
Chairman Cowdsu, Of the West Virginia
R.nublic.n State Committee, arrived 81
Beaver, Pa, last night and had con-
.ultation with Senator Qusy, chairman
Of tho National COMMITTEES. The ofjscs
# the conference Is not known. Stnas
ou.y will leave for the East on ms
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
.so,,bern s,eamshIp Ashore.

BEAUFORT, s. O., November 9s.-The
steamship Nacosches, with cargo of cot,
ton and oranges, from Savannah to New
York, went ashore OH Cove Beach on Sun
day night. She is lying easy, and 1t is
thought she can be gotten of without ma
terial damage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
THE WRIT DENIED.
The Supreme Court Refuses the Order
Prayed For.
Cos.y1I T-leornyn IN The RCOiqeT,

The Supreme Court Refuses the Order
Prayed For.
Specta! Ttleoron to The Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 2S.-
At the herring of the writ of prohibition
before the Supreme Court to-day, which
was argued for the Democrats by Malcolm
jackson, aud ably argued too the Court
held that mas much as the County Court
had before it a certificate which purported
to bs sworn to by the election officers oil
Lewiston precinct and signed by them,
that on the same evidence on
which the County Commissioners
might have decided that the election ofli'
GERS of Lewiston precinct had not been
sufficiently sworn the Court could net In
a proceeding by prohibition hold that the
County Court had acted without authority
or beyond tbeirjurisdiction; although the
evideucs might have been held TO be
wholly insufficient on q direct proceeding
By certorari to review the County Courts
action. Other remedies might be applied
for before the Supreme Court 10 compel
the X snawha Commissioners to take notice
of illegal work OF election officers.
The Legislature is the finsl body to
which the Democrats will appeal, and
where they will te:ure their liSts, despit'
the action of county courts 30 biased as tc
refuse to hear testimony against the he,
publican side Of the question.
PERSONAL
Republican politicians from various sec
tions of the State are charging on the State
Capital to-day. Late Candidate Charley
Smith and his counsel, John A. Hutchiu
son, dropped in last night. Genial Edlto
Morris, who has such an sntpithy fo
Catholics, is on the spot. Senator elect J
w. Morris, IN, Of Braxtcn O. H, has bse;
here sometime. ]. B. Mensger, OF Poin
Pleasant, has sort Of taken up his resldeoc
here. Judge Nun Jsckson and John Al
derscn, are in town. .
Col. T. S. SpsteS, of Clarksburg, who I
a member Of the Grand Jury, now in sss
sion. ia accompanied by his daughter Kate
Hon. Henry BraunoD, Judge-elect OF tn
Supreme Court, left for his home at Yves
ton Saturday, via Gauley Bridge and Mich
ola1 Court House.
Judge Camden left for his Ctarksbur
home Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
TWO ACCIDENTS.
One Man KIIlsd Asd Another seriously
Wounded ON Railroad Tracks.


IN. Ma, Kulsd asd Another Seriously
Wounded on Railroad Tracks
Yesterday morning. betScsn eleven and
twelve o'clock, 0 most Distressing accident
occurred Just beyond tire wheslins Creek
mine., On the Cleveland, Loraiu Il Wheel
ing silway, by which chas' A. Gimo io's
his right leg and his lie.
Mr.. Gifiu wss q brakeman on . toil
train which pulled out from tho mines Tor
I,orsin st the time named. Behind The
train was helper engine which wss push.
iop a D tho grade around the curys. Off
fin vas In the rer door fths csbooss pull-
inc the min 10 n, 70 allow the helper 70
f.il back. He drew tbs pin and
the helper fell back some twenty feet.
and while Gifiu vss replacing the ptu IN
The csbot - drs w-head the engine In front
nulIed up the slack between tbe cars In
the trsin with sudden jerk, which over
balsrccd Gifin and threw him 70 the
track. He knew the helper was following
ouits close, not having had ums 70 stop and
a. its motion, and b made an effort
IN roll himself Of The track. BE sac
ceeded in getting himsslf from The middle
OF the track except bis right kg. which
was cut of near the knee, and bruised 20
bsdiy that amputation was necssHsy -
point almost up 70 the thigh. The O.
hoose WIS not oss Of the kind with plss-
form and milling, but bed been transformed
from an old boz car and had no prstsctipg
railing or hapd-bo,ds shout the docr.
The unfonupsts man was cked up asd
carried 70 his homo In Bd6gspert, Wbsse
Din. Cooke, Fisher, Heinlips, Cops md
Morris, (ths later Of this dty,) psrformsd
The smputatiop.
ton, ard died ct quarter of nine oc'oek
last night.
Caailie Giflia wss Q very vel known
and p,pular youpg man and IN unosasl
amount Of Inquiry wAs hesrd lsS nsgnt
copcsrnins bis conditio0.
/ George Tbomaa, tbs colersd boy whe
wN reosuuy trisd in the Circuit Cssfss
charged with bsing au scc:sssy N TIE
robbay Of W. J. Luiz, asd who wss foasd
| not guilty, INST with a sccsdest yesterday
evening. which msy result in hts dsseh.
Hs has recently tesn spsssed In diving ~
, express wsgon, bat quit the e.ha deg.
II sppsars thas b hal bsa ddnkisi
Yesterday aft,rpooo. sod last syeaisg B.
!; went oui on he B. 30 tnck, st the -
OF Fou,tseath direct, and - down q IN
track, where bo fell sdeep. A ffeieh
d tfsin passing sbout 7 e'c.ock arsck M
. and kpo.ksd him OF The traek, scd VIZ
be VS. picked up Il wss found thss b
4 r;eht leg hsd be4 cut a6 bsj0W IL In
d aad The oshss portion Of u bsdly lsferstet
q His risht sids and arm were aho bell
hurt. The boy wss eASried into TIE gia1
!, works, ard sfSsrwards taken - hi hso'
3 No. 1892 Chapliss strsst, whue suegtc
Assissancs W. called. The boy y bael
hurt, and Il msy nsait in shslAad :
. He.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

WASHINGTON, Novsnhef -. .-Te-day's
bond ofsripg, sesnDAsd -, ,0oo. = Ss'-
lows: Registered 4st5o. 90, = lse; ;esupss
a. $50. 900, ct l2st; regissaei A. ~ halh
| $50, 900, u 1ooi; tl6, ,0oo, = l0et.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
At The wheeling Club Tonight.

At The WheeIInR CIuD Iu-NIgHt'
A hop will be given by the members Of
The Wheeling Club this evening and a
very pleasant time is anticipated. The
Opera House orchestra will furnish the
muslc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

"Tha way Of the saasgressor Is hard" Be
wise and buy Dr. Ball's CoughS Syrupin time
Salvation Oh will cure your sciatics.
Price 25 cents q bottle. II never fails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
p.,,r. the ParneIl Commission.

LONDON, November 2s.-Several wit
uessss were exsmined before the Parnell
Commission to-day with reference to cut
RACES in ,he Castle Island district, County
Kerry. Maurice Kennedy, q farmer, re-
IuctsptIy gave evidence regarding the pro-
ceedings of the local league OF when ne
himself was q member. He had head the
word 'Roaster" us:d at meetings Of the
league. but he did not know its meaning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

v,., virginia. Fair weather. preceded ,e oy
For We I'M northern Pornou, stalohST!
'"cs. sstnrs S1T westerly winds ,i.A, ,oo.,
For "S .,s,ioasry temperature westerly WINDS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
COMPARISON.

u,;,s the IatslligcRcer and Repubh
"" a,nsy,lly to make comparison be
'' , ,bs M, tbods Of ths solid Republican
W., .'s e E,uawbs county aud those OF th'
D.,,a,rs,ic Court of Ohio county Suet
,,;.or - not favorable to the RepuS
''.N .,,ber columu will be found dis
- detailing some very bigh-handed
.,b,5s On the part Of the KSnawbs
C,,r. methods, which, if reeOrted to BY
n,n,,rrat;c Court, would cause the In
,r.,,,,,r t. come ont printed in red ink
,,..;os,,,ee: InAlum Creek precinct there
,, .ons very grave su'Picions against
~, Commissioners Of Election, one Ol
t. i.s Democrat. These Commission
~. we're brought into Court, sworn and
mined. When the Democratic coun-
LID p,rmission to cross examine the
..,,.,s i, was denied. They were not
.Yovrd even to ask questions regarding
tbs ,srr 'f.hy" testimony offered. 1t is
-.,v s,ronely suspected that the DsDo,
c-,iie Commissioner bad been unduly 10
sr,,,,d, ard as if in confirmation Of this
Suspicion the Democratic counsel was po'
allowed to cross-eNAmire or question him.
r,ro,ss was throttled and Justice kicked
ant os the court. Never before was s. Ia
yr,p. an outrage on the people Of West Viz
riuia pcrpstra.ed.
Ccmpars the conduct CT this solid Re
D7bIj,a1 court with that Of the Democrat
!. co1y. Of Ohio county, in which the ut
mos. latitude wss allowed the Republican
ron7syI, who were scccrded all the corsid-
ers,;oa and fairness shown to Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

bv na q. SOFT glow Of the tea rose is acquired
Po,,Sl.Ss ,Sa.Ss who use Pczzoni's Complexion
'0Sasr. TryiG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
After Robbers.

A man named Fielding Hillsbury, who
lives in Greene county, Pa, has been in
town several weeks past looking for rob-
bers. He claims that three men robbed
him of $40 in twenty dollar gold pieces
last month, aud he thinks they came to
wheeling. He has been doing the detect,
i've act himself and yesterday he heard
that three men had gone into Market
street saIoon, where they fiourished several
twenty dollar gold pieces about, and get
ting his eyes on to the men whom be sus-
pected, warrant was sworn out btfo;e
Justice Phillips for their arrest. Last
evening the three men were arrested and
taken to Justice Phillips office, but
Hillsbury could only identify one, and
that one he had no charge to make against,
40 the men were all allowed to 60 free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
Marriage Licenses.


The following marriage licenses were is,
isued yesterday:
Enoch T. Barclay, native Of Pittsburg'
aged 81, and Lizzie X. Veitb, native Of
Pittsburg. aged %. =.
James F. Potter, native Of Huntington
county, Pa, aged %, and Catharine Hell
german, a native Of Dark county, ONO
aged 81.
Charles H. Bradbury, native Of Wheel
ing, aged %, and Lille NJ. Stroble, pa'
tive Of Wheeling, aged 10. -.
Edwin Anderson, native OF Colnmbisna
county, o aged %. and Mary Gill, ma
tive Of Wte ,liDg, aged Is.
David Hunter, a native OF Wneellng
aged 81, and Mary Comerford, q native o.
Wheeling, aged 16. 49,,
George B. Moore, native Of Ohio ooun
ty, sged 25. and Martha l.. Mcdonnell,
native of Ohio county, aged %.
Alfred G. Ziegler, a native oi Batter
Pa, aged 40, and Alice o. Burke, natiV'
OF Butler, Pa. ,.aged %.
Charles Schesneon, native OF Ricn
mond, O, aged %, and Matilda Briese,
native Of Germany, aged "a.
ChHles r. McKo wn, native OF Barnes
vile, O., sged "a, and Rose Mckernan,
native Of Wheeling, aged %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

sslyasion Oil will cure lumbsgo and back
ache. Try it at once. Pricc 25c. bottle.
Atssutiop-Losk t, your interest, save
doctor bills by using DR., Bulls Cough Syrup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
A Meeting Of the State Democratic Com
mittee.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, November o.
B. H. Oxlsy, Secretary Of The Democratic
State Executive Committee, has called o
meeting of the Executive COMMITTEES for
Friday at OhNleston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

The fzL8sAAa- d1EAI.D Elefsiy eFsf-
sssgs 0as q rs tlms-hozorsd Ealss and
grisls n ia asss cs.az8s todsy i9oZ
pos4. 80 s@y gsdlg. lie PosA
~Agss ~hich spss4rs ia ear fs-
poEt u tas saEsrtzsnmeal g.ssa - TIE
Ladiss' LAtss9zy Ssc.sty l@st sssaisg -
rsailE = - .essi1 tiscs q wsEk. It tells
= story zsich hEsstlss = sssstsa hero
isla sA2 Bestsi riEtss aaa into ssszy Lac
i afussd ia sea u a zcsiciaz AL .
poet The posn soald grace Tia pages
And skaEae tie average rhynssters of tns
essE aasz.ziRs - Lhs c0antTy. We hope
svsry BODY y Graa1 Rspids viii read It
al tals Ioarnal has pleasure "A t4zin :
tais opportunity o thank the gifted
sulkorsss f9r the privilege ot hrst pao-
lisas1g Ter really charming ysoe. The
l4dy owes IL 10 hsrsslf and hsE fEisnds TO
contribute more 70 eoDtsmporsnsOes
literature AMI the Lsdiss Literary So
e.esy las 20 Z reason 10 be proud Of
nunbsrng among IL Membership 90
bright q woman as Ars. FHzD. G. NIL
ERa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
Yestsrday's Court Record.

CIEcUIT.-Jsmes A. Curtiss and George II.
Clubhouse VS.. Luther L. Wilcox. Trespnss
on the case Continued without cos,s.-
Conroy NJ. Stock ham, VS.. Amhest 3. Cheney.
Trespass on the case. Continued without
eosts---Phsbe ID. Rice VS.. Joseph Platte ct
al Trespsss on the case. Motion for new
trial denied. Time TO settle bill of excep-
lions extended twenty days-Adolph
Heym.n VS. Charles Chick. Trespsss on
the case. Motion 10 strike plea in absie-
meDt from files granted with costs. De-
fendant allowed twenty days to plead.
Nancy Sergeant. In chsncery. Order for
hearing in open court.-Samuel ID. Clay
vs.. Enos Pu.man. Trespass on the case.
On trial.
PRoBATE-Estate of Anna Z. Tooley, a
minor. Petition of Thaddeus Fooie. guar
dian, for leave TO sue on old guardians s
bond filed. Hearing January 2S.-Estate
of Frank T. Goebel et al, minors. Guar
dams bond filed and letters issued to Wen
zel Ausarge. Estate of Thomas n. Bros
nan. a mentally incompetent person. APP
praissr's warrant and inventory fled
Estate OF Norton r. Holmes. Deceased.
Order appointing Alvin Il. Holmes admin
istrator.--Estate of Leroy G. Whitney, q
minor. Guardians fifth annual account
fiied.-Estats of Gershom n. Brigham.
Deceased Order allowing Julia l.. Brig
ham claim of sl70.S5 against estate for
legal construction OF viii. In re. Andre "
]. Lindsey and Henry TaHbe. Pauper in
sane. Order of admission to Michigan
Asylum for Insane at Kalamazoo at expense
n rouutr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

Communications are being had by the
Board of Trade with the Middling Purifier
Company, of Jackson, who are seeking q
new location. They ask tor careful and
full details of the advantages tof this
city as a manufacturing point The com-
pany announces that the increase OF its
business compels il TO build 3 new factory,
no matter whether it shall remain in Jack
son or decide TO 60 elsewhere, as II must
have more room. The company inquiries
whether a tract of ten or twelve acres of
land for site for its factory can be secured
here on railroads where switching charges
would be avoided. and also desires to know
what are the rates OF taxstion. what are the
prices OF brick and other building material.
what are the prices of hard wood lumber OF
various kinds for supplies for the factory.
They employ nearly 60 hands already. and
Its business Is growing. IL would be very
important addition to Grand Rapids man
ufac,uring interests If il could be induced to
locate here, and the Board will undoubted-
ly do all in their power to accomplish this
end. Such company would be worth Sc
curing
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

TOR sAIE-oSn OF IHE fiNkSf CokNkk
Il resi.iellcs O. fAs SITTER ls - g.,s 10 ati.sa
lptry ~ Iesf leefls a. - Isa Nerl.R AZ
st = tssutslsplsss esziais.- . < tAss aF isssen
ktlsnten s<elits n .dci ssa.i. t.sil.ti4.
tsCk e&tF-EHEAI f3E ASH AHtCf KIM
rtstp heslse aad ihi1t as4f * hsf ulos's
frsas Aosn~ zaA llisss-eE.es e@lA IA F.cFtrci a.
Ger >ste hefas d1e tfTe~Fi bankfn N Grand
npt1s e sac bclarc 1eefuees 4 AZ q a
cfess Aetiorsl fstpE2s Csmf8.,s IS NaDs.e =
hfea& keysas a-sa
tfoI<Y AND LOT FOR SAfs or FCE fENI
III lW i.ksssettr - hfth hoslse kcrfh 81 Chgxft
Also s1zasli h0tsk - feut t1aas ~ i
knqpir 81 tke Frelaisks S14
tscE sALt-A LAE0f HRlfk nWKlllNa
L hsslse. 60 Sgfikk 81 ioI iftt nesi fsme
dwelling house "a Jsaes ~ ~ e. at1 s2a
- acre farm ia srsrls fos s. 7tt - oas smsH
psymeats snc rexs8neele termk ~ a. hanptC
rosa Is. LsGy&rd t4eek ever f@talc A4sa&s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

shsfiE Ae.soa sss in H0sioa yesterday.
A1s<ssea f9T-iturs sAos z4s sbUE s0wn
Tor iss days.
f1s nsw Cartsis Rel Co. hss started sp
ASA vita feH fofes 81 nsa.
Hiiiisa jsasastt .ad Paul iedsa0 left
SUNDAY nlgaE for L5s Asgelss Cal.
". Ii. Aaarsws, q Grand Rapids. Vas =
guess a. tie bEsdIord Hotel yestsi Day.
4. r Ezston, insurance. ageat. IS visiting
With ais s0a, /. sl Easton, 81 Ashland, Wis.
Ia p srs l2gxs quantities. os lArm produce
beng sr99gas IN tsom Ias surround n
coantry.
TEess sill os meeting of the SeaumAa
Cluo a. tas hssh ochco. building a. 7.50
cock tociEhf.
The national banks hold their annual
meetings o. stockholders today, fos the
sleetIon Of directors.
Auskegon now las an addition Ia news
IN the shape VI a weekly pspsr published
oy The Congregational ChaEca.
fhs funeral OF the iniaa. child Of Mr.. and
Mia Henry Vanderbilt occurred yesterday
afternoon from No. % Orcaxrd-si.
The boys of No engine house are under
osi gatl0as 10 !. HeIz tire lumDerman, for
neu organ as New Years gift
Lou bEenn. the clothier. returned home
Yesterday rosniag fgOm visit 0t Two or
three days ia West Grand Rapids.
A. G. Mclaughlin lefs for Ann Arbor
yesterday, alter spending the holidays with
dis parents and friends IA this ciIy.
Chzs. +. Rose, o. Lakeside, a4s been ap-
pointed District Deputy G,znd Chancellor
vi the n. OF 4. for Muskegon aud Otass
Counties.
Al adjourned meeting Of the Royal
Aicanum vas held in tie food 1emplsTs
Hail last evening. Grand Regent Parri sh,
OF Grand Haven, was present
The Deuscher Brueder Verin will give a
masquerade bail at the German Hail to-
night. Tue Opera House orchestra will
furnish the music, and - good tune is ex-
pecied. Nothing but masquers will be
allowed on the door IN the tore part OF the
evening.
The loss sustained by fire on Dennis
Smith & Co.'S stock aud building has been
adjusted Dy the insurance company a.
s4,OUO. They were marking down the
damaged stock Yesterday which will be sold
al the purchasers s own price TO make room
tor repairing the building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
BEGINNING The SESSION.

The Board OF Supervisors Net Yesterday
Report of Finsnce Committee.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Kent county
convened IN the January session yesterday
with the majority Of the members present.
The only business of importance brought
before TIE Board was the report of the
Finance COMMITTEES. stating that they had
inspected the work of the County Trea-
suFer, sn3 submitted a rsport Of the
countT's fBaRces. This shows an uBtx-
pended balance on December 81 1857. of
So. $40 1s in the Tres~urers hands. and a
fnr5her sum II sos 81 with interest 81 3
per cent il held By the Treasurer ia trust.
The t0tsl receipts were sls6. Gas -. and the
Expenditures s123 a)7 81 With cash on hand.
eS sbeve stated Of So so. Is.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10


Isos sAiE CHKAP~A FlkSI GAS HoI-
+ stem euii tho. o0s htfea -. lIAi, fegssteFsd.
xisstclS &Ao hs< o II - tafiess sssas.csan. D.
wei Appiy 10 H. tNuninsnRm, Weed NC
h&a - 20 Alcb. a
pos sAAE--k PERFECTLY FRsSH oRoCERf
Y sAeek in A ~ ! ocsti0A: ths ses1 a. razsts
fs fe.l,ns. address h. Box - shs 0hns. "A
ID KCUl'T FoR sAAf-hoW TO MAXI
Ia Lcoes tor ceAss tsf passne. he casiltA9t
tie incs expeft g. d.slae 'isa foH tfe t,-s zoe
hsuey j conisi1s sli he aalf tixs aud medi-
sihsl Fsfolsn - of ptrs honrs Il easily mA1c
sDs is mach csea ~ teaa nslsyg sugsF ssrur.
D'reeisons nGiied q sns eoisess on frccip ~
sLu1, Disirsct nights tor Asi,. Medical . pe1
Nios -
tNoK sALf-A TAME DEER sFVEN MONTHS
cl3. ai - Aofth NnicD. h Wood. "a
NOR eAiE-kS OLD FsfAHLI1uEB Mlfaf-
r nery business. 90 Monfse-s.., otjeci 2 =
ling tso noeh care wi. 0.rs ier p0Fehs <rs
Apply al 81 honroe ~ -
NOR sALE = RARBER sHOf. FURNITURE
j aud fixtures, delng 500 tas.ntek No ~
tOdbr00k sL 10
INAeT T. Sill NJ HORSE FHAETseN AND
j harntss Yefg cheap Itskea sooa. Joan :.
Roman, ls tsnkiS -. ASH
TcTloN SALE or MANHATTAN HOUSE
a furulluIc "a pfosfcs, oaiiy iron 4. q. Ia Llitl
lop "a hsIe bargains Musi b. cold. 1.uf
4 OK sALE-GcoD HACK CHAP. OK MIL.
4 exchange Tor o.her property Rust Edvagds
L Co. widdicornb building CITY - oa
Boarding.
INANTfD- g. 90 WORTH OToRAND RAPIDS
w eAair sock n u cxn bs had chFsa Cell
al No. 3 LoEett block. opposte Sweets Aose
;55u
DoARplSG-G0oD ROOM AND BOARD cAN
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
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YVANTED-FIRsr CLASS MEN IN EVERY
W Town in Michigan 10 canvass for our large
lux crayon and water caior portraits. Old pic
lures enlarged TO any size by sn entirely sew
method which i uncouailed for firrh ana per
maneDcy. Literal commission Address W. l.
Knowles & Co.. rcom "a. widdcomp building,
Grand Rapids Nth. II
(AENAsSERS CAN CLEAR FROM $50 TO s.
v per week selling a novelty. manufactured by
Colesock x mour, 81 Pear It 3litf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
HelD Wanfed-- Feu,ofe.

IpASTED FIVE LADY COOKS. TWO LkrN-
W dry and three dining MON gTs Valley
City En.poymedt onice, 55 Monroe and ~ OF
tawastS. II
lNANTED SEVEN GOOD COOKS FOR PRI.
" yaie iemilies and - gem raj servants These
are GOOD places, come st once gir.s Room g.
Pierce block. l.
EJANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" homework 70 go in the country. Call at q
DsXter-st II
IIASTED-A WOMAN To SCRUB SUNDAYS
" ard Thursdays, also girl T. do gene IRA.
hol o work. Apply a. once ID Hank sIiicr.
Smith Opera HOiise ~
NANIED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERA
w houscWOrk lSs North BiyisiOn-st Il;
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

That Mss Jones IS a nice looking girl.
isn'f She"
Yes. ard she'd Be the belle Of TIE town
II e vssa { for one thing"
" hsts that"
she hss catarrh 90 rad Il i unpleasant
70 Re nezr her. She has tried dozen
shinzs and nothing heirs her. sm sofrv.
for I ike her but ihst doesn't make it
auy lsss disasreesbie for one 10 be sraanf
her
Vow il sbe had used Dr. Sszss Cstsrrh
Rsmeir. there would haze been nothing
of The sind said, for il will cure cstarrh
evsr7 tire
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

TIE best Ssive ~ re worIa fer Cas-
Bruises, Seres. ( icerS. SAT- Ebelrs Fever
Sores letter. Chsrpe5 HsnsiS Cancsafrs
Cc-ns~sn8 a. Ssla Er1csiras sod 30
tsvsir cures Plies. ~ - usv rscafrst IS
is gszrsnsee1 - give FsTfeef 50 isssetioa. -
rseneT r7fazde3. Pr1cs = cents per rex
FER sae 81 PEEK Bros. corner Nonrse aa5
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