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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22
At the Wrong Window.

A good story is told at the expense of
the Amherst College Glec Club. About
ten years ago the club made trip
through New York State, and sung in
Rochester at the same time that Kate
Pennoyer, a pretty stage singer, was
there. After the concert it was proposed
to serenade the lady, and the club pro-
ceeded to her home and struck up the
familiar college hymn, "Dear Evelina, !"
paraphrasing the chorus:
Dear Kate rennoyer,
Sweet Kate Pennoyer,
Our love for thee
Shall never, never die.
After singing the entire song the boys
waited moment for recognition OF
their serenade. Slowly window in the
third story was raised, later man clothed
in robes of white and with whiskers a
foot long was seen, and then a bass solo
was waited down to the collegians:
Dear boys below there,
Sweet boys below there,
Your Kate Pennoyer
Lives four doors below here.
As the last words of his song died on
the frosty air, the Amherst College Glee
Club gathered themselves up like Arabs
and as silently stole away.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22
The New Year in Burmah.

The advent of the New Year in Burmah
is celebrated with what is called the
Water Festival, which furnishes some
what boisterous amusement for the pop
ulation of Mandalay. Men, women and
boys 60 about armed with squirts of fan
taste form, which are filled with water
at vessels provided for the purpose, and
discharged at any chance passer-by.
Foreigners arc favorite oh cots of this
aqueous attack, and lucky is the Brit
ish officer who before starting out has
dressed for sudden showers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22
MEMORY'S PICTURE.

/ see her now, the fairest thing
That ever Knocked mans picturing.
Ipicture her as one that drew
Aside life's curtain and looked through
The mists of all life's mystery,
As one looks on the open sea.
The soft wide eyes of wonderment
That trusting looked you through and
through;
The sweet arched mouth, a bow not bent,
That sent Loves arrows swift and true.
That sweet arched mouth The Orient
Ha' h not such pearls in all her stores;
Not ali her storied, spice-set shores
Hath fragrance such as it hath spent.
picture her as one who knew
How rare is truth to be untrue;
As one who knew the awful sign
OF death, of life, of the divine
Sweet pity Of all loves, all hates
Beneath the iron-footcd fates.
picture her as seeking peace,
And olive leaves and vine-set land;
While strife stood by on either hand,
And wrung the tears like rosaries.
picture her in passing rhyme,
As Of, yet not a part of these.
A woman born above her time
A woman waiting in her place,
With patient pity on her face.
Her face, her earnest, youthful face,
Her young face so uncommon wise;
The tender love-light in her eyes,
Two stars of heaven out Of place.
Two stars that sang as stars of old
Their silent eloquence of song,
In skies of glory and Of gold,
Where God in purple passed. along;
That patient, youthful face Of hers
Thlt won a thousand worshippersl
That silent, pleading face, among
Ten thousand faces just the one
That shall love when all is done,
And life lies by, a harp unstrung.
Joaquin Miller, in Boston Transcript.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22

the middle of the night, you came out Of
your tent and abused him in the most
dreadful manner. He says you made him
swallow drink which must have been
poison"
The guard had been relieved while
the surgeon was compounding his mix
ture, and he had cured the wrong man.
-dT1oudut.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22
Snecial Terms.

New member Ito Washington hotel
clerk)-"What are your regular rates9"
Clerk-"Four dollars day, sir; pay
able weekly"
New Member-"You have different
rates for Members, of coursel"
Clerk-"Yes, sir. Four dollars day
in advance. ."-Neu York. Herald.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22
'Tain't So.

Don't believe that the world is goin' to the
dogs
'Tain't SOL
That all women are peacocks, and all men
are hogs,
faint so!
An IL any man tells you the world to de-
spise,
An the honor Of all men is sold for price.
Look squar' in his eyes an jest tell him he
lies!
'Tain't so!
For he thinks that the world is fashioned
awry
And made from the pattern they cut him oui
-Yonkee Blade.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22
A Familiar Face,

Guest Ito hotel clerk)-"I've met that
gentleman who just went out before
Somewhere. His face is very familiar,
but to save my life I can't call his name
Clerk-"His name is Smith; he is one
of the officials at Auburn prison. Your
bill is 81, sir."-.NeD York Sun.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22

Patient-"That' big bill you sent,
doctor. You only looked at my tongue
and prescribed qunine."
Doctor--"Youf forget, my dear sir, that
felt of your pulse. "-Tsras SJtings.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22
She Had Read UD.

Tramp-"Can't you give poor man
something to eat9 I got shot in the war
and can't work.
Woman-"Where was you shota"
"In the spinal column, mum"
"Go 'wayl There was no such battle
fought. ."-1sra, Syttngs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22
The New Clerk,

He had been recommended as a sharp,
shrewd boy, and the grocer had been
several times delighted at the way he
scrimped the measure when selling ap-
pies or potatoes. Therefore, when he
started down town the other day he felt
that everything would go smoothly in
his absence. When he returned, after
the lapse of couple hours, he asked:
"Well, anything happen2"
''Bought twenty bushels of potatoes"
replied the boy"
''But didn't tell you to-"
~ know it, but when l can buy pota-
toes at twenty-five cents per bushel under
selling price there's profit in buying.
eh!"
'sDid you get 'em for that2"
II did, and good measure, too."
''Then l shall raise your salary dollar
per week. You are the boy I've been
looking for. Potatoes in the bin2"
"Yes."
Two minutes later the grocer came
back to the front of the store with po-
tato in each hand and his face as white
as snow, and after working his jaws for
half minute he managed to say:
"You idiot! They are frozen as hard
as rocks r'-Detroit Free Press.
They Knew.
A certain charitable mission enterprise
connected with an important church, is
presided over by young assistant min
lister of the church, who is much admired
for his personal graces as we'll as for his
piety and zeal in good work. He had
been assisted in the work of instructing,
elevating and amusing the boys who re-
sort to the mission by some good ladies
of the parish, and particularly by a
young woman whose benevolent interest
in the mission work has been supposed to
include the clergyman at its head. She
has been indcfatigable in her endeavors
to teach and entertain the boys, and often
addresses them in little speeches.
The other Sunday this young lady was
speaking to the boys in the presence OF
the clergyman. She had exhorted them
to be good and studious, to avoid bad
company, profanity and other de-
moralizing things, and closed her little
exhortati n with these words:
II want you to be good boys and do
all these things that l have asked you to
because l love you ALL" -.
''I know who you love most" small
boy in the front row called out.
'Well, who is it, Johnny" asked the
lady. No doubt she suspected some ac-
cusation of partiality among the boys,
which she would have been glad of an
opportunity to deny.
The boy pointed his small, grimy
finger at the young clergymen.
"Him!r he shouted.
The young lady's interest in charitable
work is said to have declined vlsibly for
some little time.-Bostoa Transcript.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-22
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

Earned His Money-SpeciaI Terms
She Had Read Up-A Famil-
lar Face-A Leap Year
Proposal, Etc, Etc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
TxIor PArIrIr RAILMAY-

THE Overland Route; the only line car
rying the United States Overland Nail.
In addition TO the rev system OF check
irg baggage through from Eastern points TO
tie Pacific ClaSt. will commence sunday,
December TO run through sleepers on all
trains between Council Bluffs. Omaha, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Also between
Kansas City and Ogden on "Ths Overland
Flyer saving one day TO all California and
Oregon roints, Masking the time from the
Missouri River to the Pacific Coast 10
ssvsnty-one hours. ELEGANT Pullmsn Pal.
ace Car Secpsrs and modern day coaches
sFe also run on ali through trains.
Eating bouses are now under the super
vision OF the compssy and meals furnished
By the Pacific Hotel Company are unsur-
passed.
In compliance with the wish OF our pat.
rons along the line, night trains between
Omaha. Council Bluffs and Kansas City
have Teen charged 70 day trains. Chair
cars will still run 10 Beatrice fres OF charge
Third-elass passengers Wishing TO take al
vantage OF low rates will still be carried on
regular through trains running free family
siespers. For further information address
]. s. TxsBxrs,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Omaha Ncb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

The Social h0D given the X. o. T. II. In
the Scandinavian hall, tonight Was largely
attended and the occasion was = very pleas
ant one.
AL Of the boys belonging 10 the fire de-
partment called az No. Engine House, aud
sfsr al were ia the r1adisg room Chief
tAllon was sent for ana told that he Was
wanted 70 se'tle a dispute When be had
arrived Hen. J. ID. Mclaughlin made a
nsst speech. winding up by presenting the
calef with handsome gold badge havlng
his name and a handsome dRsign engraved
CEoa il. The chief responded briefly, ex-
pressing bis hearty than2s-
Tne ire department was called out az 6:l5
last evening 10 extinguish q IRE IL tins
Dennis smith block Al the corner Of Terrace
and Cisy-ayes- The ire IS supposed 70 have
originated IA the basement by the over
heating Of the iurnsre. fae IRE extended
upward 70 the third story and threatened
the entire destruction OF the building. but
tins chief ordered lines put into the gsTret
aud the flames were soon extipsuisbed.
The damage is estimated st s20o. After
the hre vas on, Mr. Smith. the owner OF
the block. inyit Ell all the hremen 10 JACK :
sons resiaursns and gave them = hearty
supper
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

fPHE ktcH IAN L1tE IL HfsESE> AID Fs1
] 10 resst - osG "a 3seF 4 theg ys.1lxhs<e
fkfn - - q Fnusla l.oselt t-0zk, fI<eis<
eueet Boeei
rse lssas. "a tlalsts-lhf-e fos,s 20 asf siock
aros2 aeEK0c an fsftlssoE-lL ar ~ fcrtec< 81
Ger Nee home IT. tsEEcss bs<k4lE IA Drsnc
Rkp.1s d SD bsfoxe DeoeuDef }. Cal 81 81
dIvsS Ns.isnsl kaFpls Coxopaas. sS 4oxres =.
tffsna Rapids s1su
IloIff AND LOT FOR sALE Oh FcE kkST.
III 10 Lafayette a. Alta hose soslfh a Cherry
Atso one al hol>E - rsni ca kiudson Pace.
Enqplle 0a the pfenises sS1l
NOR sALE-A LANCE BRICK DWELLING
I koase on SprskEs Tar t<ooA A Dcst fg~se
dwelling hellss. on JsNes st. isr q 49,. sAo 81
so acre isrm ia ep4rs fos - fvo al On small
paymengs and reasonable leT1as r. A. Dsppsr.
roeR Is. Ledysre block. over Pubic Library
2s7li
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

Tie rsreft ~ G1AaaLL ~. - AIshF en-
ths aaaIeet 81 sssikss % sell ~olth s4Ss-
TAI .,ieFs..en. Colousl WamaF has
dsvofs1 Liasa.f y laLo9 questions 40
stsnss;iy All - leg tAas 1s LAY rsa-
ssaaDiy be 4ssaasa 70 20 tns BEST IA
foFmed nar A1ag o. isbos matters IN
t4is c1uatrT. "a his report. which IN
e.aiss oEly 10 ysar lso6, Ns hnd the
follosinz. IN tEs SIX years prseediag
lsoI fhese occurred Ia tie ULitsd states
s.ec1 sif.kss. GO al assrazs of .WO strikes
a asg &c sssfy Wording day q al thar
Fsli0L Lais looks alGost ss 4 strike
msn4. hs4 t..riy lskso possession of The
-AmsGicaa sorkIag nlas--sor IS per cant.
q az tie s.Fiksrs Wsro msn. Ia al these
s-glxss thr saaber q smFloges involved
saa i.sis ga. AID their losses we're
e5t.si8, 100. IL i1exoa's lhas occurred
E4 ite s4l.s per.ol--cases in shlc1 tie
VCrkers refuse 90 eoaests some demand
a. the employers there Was Z loss IA
v8zes q s813Z,7l7 Thus in SIX years
tie sigkiDz portion % ths vorkIng pso-
PIE sss ca. u pocksl ty reason Of strikes
or cessation 0f lzbo- due % dispulss.
500 ~. ~. Al enormous aggregate but
llds s3oft o, slbg0O.QO fer year.
Jpcn tie whole. tEis IS sn evidence Of
Tie enormous pre- pszity OF the working
usa ol gLis country. II they can afford
q Tar ihsmselves sl0.oCQ0cO ysas IN
orlsr 70 cary oa Disputes With their sm-
p.oysfs thes sy.lsBliy havs : corsfcria-
BIS sense OK tle rsgular receips of asu-
peFfally Ia Wages. The lcssss 0f en-
p'0ysFs fof the sans period we're So4,-
ffl9iA Oas mslanch0ly TACT is,mani-
Zee sa ~ strike statistics, and thAl . the
dlsadga. coatrast between the amount OF
wages los- BY wOrkingmsn thus oas OF
lsbor aud ihs smoent contributed as
assistance toward their support. The
tctai 4 th.s 70 Ss,l30.59J. They gave np
3l0oog0O year sal received S300.OOo.
Itis. o, cour-s. he sasory ofeysry strike
STAT the Len who make Il are Sighting
far The interests Or ths hole trade, and
shu8 Cor the welfare % every man; and
consequently. that what they lose shall
ret ccme out OF their own pockets. bat
out Of lie whole f,i.d Of wages earned
u shat trade. This Is good II theory,
tut never works Ia facf. IN ths expsrl-
sncs oi 3,9l3 strikes il turns out that
where nan fos,sits SO 10 wages. ne
receives as contribution towards hls
snpycrt Si2a he gives his ai!-his
gsll3n-wcfkers bsgradgs him pittsncs.
These figures sdord an indication o;
tie est u strikes IA cash, bat not until
Colo.sl WIai1 can hsuis OUT the cost
o. tad feeling oslwssn smqleysr sLd en-
ploye, q suffering from desLii1iion, ol
bad bills oEisx retail dealers and by
them IN turn oHiaz wholesale dealers
q The hard sork falling uPoa the wives
of strikers, can be correctly strike bal
arcs IA she sfrkss aud l0ckouts &C
rrunt
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
Help Wanfed--Mate.

STED-INMRDIATELY A fIesT CLASS
W broom handle turner nn { be hnt ciass
Apply q hubb 4 Perrin BA ly. Mich.
VTANrkD A GOO0 ENpERIESCED DRY
w goods man from twenty TO twenty Hye years
OF asC. one who i capable 90 seh. and good STOCK
keeper. Address X. n, MuskegOD, A.ch.
InnN1ED-AAN TO TAKE TIE AGENCY
w OF our safes: sige 2hxlsKlS inches weight
iov lbs retail price So other sixee in proportion
A rare chance - create a permasent bus lnesy al
home. These sales meet n demand never before
supplied by other safe coNa panses, As we are not
governed oy the Safe Pool Alpine sale Co. Gin.
clnnau, Ohio. feb25
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

WANTED ONE HOUsEKEEPER TO co To
W KIsmazOO. 10 70 t. kesd CITY. Apply be
iore p. M, room 3, Pierce bllcK-
IVANTED 4 LADY BOOkkEEPER AMI
W cashier must have practical experience and
recommends. Address. slanns salary, Y. Box
4, Telegram Herald.
VTANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W houseworK. Inquire III IslaRd-st, Mrs.
Avery.
yUANTED GIRL FO. HOuSExORK IN
w small family at 236 Ottawast
NNANTED-saRL IMMEDIATELY FOR GEN'
w erei housework lss " Divsion-st SCOT
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

Nafhe = ferths frse tat fhe orses - tns
Co 1sie,tcT - he se~entf wsrd eli - ~ - fo
stf Ssrer p - s1f that TIE sss ri ~ seid ~ =
= aer 3 he tsnes - re ur<ersix~ses ~ c.
- ioa sa6 shss ke R18 stferd 81 j. SD 0sSlre
rrit sn1 inrl dry fsf ffsh fsT - 8su5tTT
sre- the frs rTb3iestsrn ~ ta,e rctes fry1i ,
ct7ck a q Eftsi 5 . eek = n. tor IL par
Er~e 81 rsef tk1e4
DATED Sras c Rsps1s Der = 5se-
FOHS IITIaN
Crfsaf..fl- ervr-fk Ws-E
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

Co iecser foT he SIKH ward viii 30 hei6 Al 10
- st Ieonsfd st.. ! smYtb-s store and fhss
ne - rna for ssid vsrd j. no~ IN he hands O
re uu1ers rued seT col ieftiOa snd that Re - ID
sffeud 81 fis saia o%ee unfii snd lnrllfdfne tbs
7oFh oay ~ January, ssieF the frst psb8eei30n ~
tbs ucfice from o cock usfB : c'Cs06k
= r. for ne PR p>ze a Tko<i vi1e taxes.
Lstcd Grsr3 Rsrffs Dee fsst
goHx porcFHHYDF.
fsr,iersrT lrfH iEs-H
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
Second Ward Collectors Notics.

Notice IS hereby given that the Office OF the
Collector for the Second Ward will be held a. No.
81 Monroe street, and that the tax roll for said
ward is now in the hands of the undersigned for
collection and that he will attend st his said ofce
until and IL Guiding the 10Th day Of January, aser
the first publication Of this notice ffom clock
a. N. until O'clOck p. N. for the purpose Of re
ceiving take.
Dsted Grand Rapids, Dec l. 1857.
ID J. DoORNIEK.
Collector Second Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
- 80 colIacfcr's Nr.ice.

Notice = hereby given that the of7ee ~ the
Collector fof tbe Fiflh Wsgi Will - held 81 10
s Pisinasld asenfe. saunders store. ard chat
tie isx roil fnT ssid vsgd is nov n the ban6s ~
the m ersiElsef for collection sn6 thst he viii
attend - bic said o-ice ua'G akd Including The
loih day ~ IsnuaFy sHer the frst Yuhi1cstoD 81
thisDos e. from socoek u1di ociocf
3. N. f1r TIE rrrIrose - receiving tsxes
Dsced er&ad Rsriox Do &. f<S7
CHARLES SAUNDERS
Colcr4 O. Fffh Wsrf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
Third Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice ;s hereby given that the Office of the
Collector for the Third Ward will be held ~ No.
2s4 Jefferson avenue, Grbsl's store. and that The
tax roll for sid ward Is now in the baDds OF the
undersigned for collection, and that he vii al
tend Ut bis said once until and including the Iot
day OF January, after the frss publication OF this
notice from clock . m. until ocicck =. N
for the purpose of receiving tazes
Dated Grand Rapids, Dec 1. lss..
BERT ENA,
Collector Third Nard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
Eovrlh Ward coIIectors Notice.

Notice is hereby r'ven ihat the once Of the
Collector fsT the Fourth Mad will be he'd at
Court block Lyon stree. aud that the tax roll for
said ward j. Dow in the bencs OF the undersigned
f1r collection fni that te VII stsrd a. his ssid
o8ce untH and inc.udng lhelub day efIannsry
sfer the first rUhiicsfisD n this netice, from ?
O'Clock a N uniil o clock , Il, for the purpose
o. receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rapids Dec J. 1ss7
CHAgfFs A. ROBINSON,
CGiiacfor Fourt6 va
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
First Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the Office of the
Collector for he First Ward will be held at No. 7s
Grandvile avenue. and that the tax roll for said
ward is now in The hands Of the undersigned for
collection and that he win attend st his said
o1ice until and inclrding the 10th day of Jan
usrv aer the first publication OF thh notice from
O'Clock a. m. until o'clock p. H.. for the pur-
pose OF receiving ;axes
Dated Grand Rapids Dec. ! 1887.
HENRY HOEKsFMA.
Collector Firzt Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
Situations Ssented--Jale.

NTASTED = POSITION As CLERK BY A
w young man OF experience. froccrv ol
iewelry preferred, test OF references. Address
Room 20, No. 70 south Diyisi0n-st
WTANTED- SITUATION AS WOOD TURNER,
w can furnish the best OF references, with e
years experience. Address G.. o. W., Commercial
uOuse. NuSkegoR, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

xofre > kerety s3vsz that tkt a1ltf - tta
Csssetszz - - r n ws~f w.zl - hetd a. = .
I rrs@ -. SrsS1soE r-ectry xfr7s 80 t1Er
ffe tar ~ ~ - 9sr< = npw n 80 herfs 81
sse nakerssenez ~ ~ ecsioa sn6 thef wia
sl1ess6 IS ~ sa Z afee Un< sEf tfrissf n4 fke
fass Gag - fsnasrv efseT the frU y1sfecs ssoH .
- = nnsfes fseN = ftorx -. nE-s scaecs
= - "a xzr~ssser - frfnr tsxfR
nssse1 G-sB1 Esnkax p~r = ~
EceFPz cFxTEKE
coxecocV Exkzk EanA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
60enfS--WnHted,

lIIANTED-THREE GOOD CANVAssERs TO
W work in Kalamazoo aud Barry Counties.
Call between IL and 1 a. lSi West Futons. ,
lIANVAsSERS CAN CLEAN FROM $50 TO g.
y per week selling ancvelty, manufactured by
Colesiock x seymour. 81 Pearl IT. Slit
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

4aa Ga xenf'spAn vhs rtrasrkes3 hat
as.ia ssslilsf i.s 3 zaa changes euicSer
fasa warau uiil cAsss- ser min8r Ail
prasiy ueer Size sr1th. The wssth-r n
s1n rsrs e sfscas<sa :. inst ao~.
en.fsffy cresfsn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

Ihs great dsyslopnsnt ot lhs new IL
dustrial Scash vas ons q the greatest
movements q year that has departed.
MAy thsrN be still greater devsIopnsnt
darinz ths present year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

ezH - loz2a - 3Ftsstnx the rsteEt tsr -
asxds ~ ssssa. Any Esrtsf = Lac eoz1sss
ssons fat tias.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

There never WAS perfec. liniment offered
to the public til Salvation OIL Was discovered.
ole Bull the famed vi0linist. was not re-
lated To DR.. Bull. the Cough Syrup man.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

TIE Chicago press, n summing NJ the
years roccr3 % basiasss. financially
speaking. end OF TIE real estate sales,
dcos not spssk 4 very aattsring word fer
shsS place. ss compared with Graad Rap
Ills. We oaghs 10 % proud OF ourselves.
Oar architects report larger business
Than in sny previous year, inrgsr nun
Der cf buildings sSro b1ilS more capital
vas expended and sae outlook . really
encouraging The total amount o. money
expended in the erection q these build
inss tao,s up: Mercantile. sjl,000; pat-
DC. s5e4 600. res iisncss, SlsT,900, total,
esIZ5g0 In addition to ihis th pussnds
cf dollsrs hare bssn sxpsrasd IN reDsir-
ing. wkich does not cooas into the Rcnsrsl
line Of Improvements "a shown By sta
fistrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

This caaSssg e bonuses 70 induce
rnaas, ,sei1rlag sonceras - cbsnze their
,ecst,eas i epsu b. risks. Batavia, y.
r. ree-al.y said ss59Oo = isS ysars sso
Is .so-e 80 .ocsiicn cf the johnson
dsss-sser Cergsny 70 iocSss there snd
sew iae seastsny las Eoss iafo sss hands
81 8 reesirsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

Onies. - western Ave. Nlisr bissx. TIA
TALEsAAE-HkEAL0d delivered every Izsrnins -
. 0elaEk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

IlUkf.
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paid fsr Aer return ~ Geo. II. Leonard. bAl
poster
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leather case. Finder please nsli'y Ms Merritt
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For lS0fc--MisceIJrne0us

II0R SALE wE HAVE FOR SALE 100
+ share OF Fio'k IN established aud paying
business In this city. Cal End investigate Grand
Union Businoss Chance fxchange- Reon 2.
Pierce block 3
IfOR sAIE-THRFE FINE DRIVING H0RSss
4 or Wili e1ehaage FOR hesvy work. horses
Enquire Of Arthur Aeigs, s. south Division -.
city viii sell the de-irabis prooerfy corner Of
Pprs eni wes ny cheap OF vi ] rent 20 riRht
party Brick house sld fsTn. a. modorn i'm
proyeznents. APP ior days = ;. Jifs1 Leuvsn
rs Parissve.
T,0R sALE or RFxT-S DOUBLE sToRE
I on Nsdisen-ave.. near Hall-s-., fe7 oRly a.. -
this vses. Rents fortfy pes yesr. al orca id,
goad tie, cal sosn ne rex - tenems,ii On
and cor. sFrng ard coodrcA. Iutt.e Broe.
opera House back
TwANT To SILL ~ HoRsK PHkEToS And
| harnes very cheap Il tasea so0a- lonn 4.
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a CC TON SALE or MANHATTAN HOUSE
\ furniture IN progress daily from T. a n usti
lop n Esre bsrxslBx Asst - sois. S.uf
TOR ~aIF-GcoD HACK CHAP. Or WILL.
+ exshsrze 90 other property. R1st. Edwards
4 c. Ni5dioomb b5ndinF. eitF a0t
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