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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-04-26

IT is generally ssllup" with man when
he begins to go down hill -Bostom Courier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-04-26

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sellit DC.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-04-26
CONSUMPTION.

which Is scroniia or tho Lungs, sarfvsied
and rtnei nv thls remedy, IL tnlen In tho
earlier stages OF tho dinraN', From It's mar
velour power over this terribly fatal dlseaen.
when Art offering this now wofih-tninol WIN
on calling u his CONSUMPTION CfHn but
abandoned thht name rs too rrttriltiyc Tor
4 medicine which, from ~ wonderful coin-
binHtion Of tonic. or strengthening, aitcrailyci
or Hood. cleansing anti bilious. prCtnral. and
ptitfitiVo ptupcftica, IA uncqualcd not only
a. a remedy Tor Consumption. bat for all
ssf.ro,ls, Ilfean sra ~ tho
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-04-26

THERE is always n hitch in the teamster5
business. - Piusb,ugh Chronicle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-04-26
ClIRES ALL HuM0RS.

from A common Diotph. or Eruption. 10 tho
worst scrnfua, Hait-rheum. a" Fuycreotea,'
Scaly or Rough Skin. In abort. NIL direasca
ea,lscd by had blood nrr conquered by this
nowcrful purifying, md luvigorntinF metii-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
~ benign influence Especially has II mhnl-
fssisa III pntsi,cy In curing letter. Rcreiua.
Erywlpelas Hollis Cnrhunclca, SORE kyce Scroll
ul6us S0rrs and Swcllingr, Hip-tolnt Dls.asn.
white swcllinEs," Goitrv gr Thick Neck
stamps for hrEp Treatise. with coiofcd
plates, ON Skin Dsrascs, or tho nalne amount
Tor Treatise on sCrofelous Affections,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-04-26
nEnR IHE blood ls IME LIFE."

Thoroughly cleanse il by using mr., Piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery, and gnod
digrstiou, q fair skin. hlinJnnt eplriiA vital
strength and bodily heath will ho established.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Ten days since WILLIAM OBEIEs,
editor OF United ireland. sss sentenced
10 thrss months 10 prison for his loyalty
10 iceland. week later JoHN DTL-
Lon. another Irfsh patriot, Is sentenced
10 sir months tn prison for the same
crims. and again yesterday the lai-
ter received another six-nonths
sentences under the Crimes act. As
the blood OF the martyrs IL the
ss<d of the church. so tie sufsrinss
% thsss Irish p oes will contribute TO
the growth OK lrlsh freedom. Enzlish
sristocrsts may temporarily triumph. but
every iash they put upon frelaSd will Jet
bs used upon them IN return. Hcms
rule may bs delayed. but it IL sure 10
cone. As GLADSTONE said ths other day
ths Government knows that ths nsiion Is
nov really on the side of home rule. aud
they have guided Affairs in Psrlis-
nsnt so ~ 70 dsfsr ths tine when
shsrs shsIl % = ministry pledged
10 proposs home rule. but the national
sentiment oil End means 10 assert itssIf
snd he people win unite TO redress the
errors Of the past
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The Marquette Mining Journal takes
exception to Senator PALMEE's speech OF
last Tuesday. II Gays: During his
speech on the Land Forfeiture bull Tuse-
day Senator PALaKs made this remark
able assertion: For many years the land
Office at Marquette was evidently run in
the interest Of men who had money. and
homssssadsrs' applications we're rejected
Thsy bad no rights that the officers fsli
bound to respect This is severe
srrsignmsnt OF the officials TO whom the
Senator's accusation applies. He should
be required to retrsct it if ii is fslss-ss
il Is, presumably"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

goR eALE-s0-AcKE FARM. TTkBERED
II with Eeech, maple cherry aud uther hard
woods, cheap Tor cash, OF y iil exchange ioF cay
properly lnCuirt al leb Monroe e lso
Ix1k skLE-OSk OF ThE flkE fUil
4 rollsr process Touring mllis IN the state ioos.
ted In the Michigan whesi belt. ~ bsrsuin Of
several thousand oollsn VIII take property for
par Parties owning II ilyips ont OF ntsle.
Grand tllon, and Tower block. LOO
NOR sALE cHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
IL scneS, With frame house one t1ie ana
quarter from Ilalifi Apply Al Mn. J. q. Wax
ers. i1 South Diylfton-sI. iasu
I,oR SAILOR WILL ExcHk MGR Tor CITY
two hsrns; twenty y-eght miles north on strand
Rapids a indiana K. r.. one niis ffom fiefsoli
village. bargain II sod al once. Enquire 81
NJ. l.. swim. IS hoEth i1fsyetteSt. VII
nor SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
properly, a farm OF 20 scta neariy al m
proved, n Ottawa county, near jennisonflile
nine miles nom Grapd Rapids. Address Farmer,
box s care tbls once liStf
NOR sALE-THE FAkM kELoN6IkG TO
il the estate ofthe iste Daniel scherInerhofn
one mile west Of the ci,y, fronting hricfefl IL
il fine dairy farm or for fruit raising and r1r-
cening May be sold IN from Ten 20 ttiry acre
lots. Apply 10 Dr. Nhfuorfh, admin .slTaior, ls1
Fourth 81, Grand Rapids Hich- loAf
NOR sALE-PIAE AND RID WOOD LANDS.
j good farms and city property foI sale cheap.
also money 10 loan. Call al Loye1 book. Canal
at. opposite sweets Hoie A. T. tntirdei. sstf
NOR sALE-GoOD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
Byron Centre. A good hotel and her con-
nected and good reasons tor wanting 70 kfu- I'd
dress Mrs. Mary Adrion. Byron Centre. Mich 1u
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Dr. LYMAN ABsorr. IL - practically
decided. e to 10 thu permanent pastor OF
Plymouth ehsroh. The choice vill prob
abr bs the most satisfactory one that
e0uld have been made. DR.. ABsorT ia
not yuunx man. bus be is still . vizor-
Gus eue aud for All thas can bs seen still
has nssy years of services bsfors him.
he . tborouxh Ysnkse and for that
rsason VII bs IN sympsihy with the
cls;.r slsmsnts % tia chaTch. He - a
clsssr and losicsl speaker and q man Of
srnins. and viii vin new friends smong
the younxpr peopie of the congregation.
While Dr ABBoTT viii nevsy quite fili the
slscs % Hxxsr wAsp BxszzxR. thers 10
no reason Why Piynoush church nay sos
.onnnus - prosper and take . frvns rsnk
srncnx ths shnrche~ - Nsv Tork n
posnt cf uum5.rs. ansns,sl strsugtb and
rncrsl isfiusne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Muskegon,
Tss Chicago eess arrived a 7'ta yssss'
6ay moToi1x

TIE chicsgo eoss arrived ss la yssssr-
csy moEoiax.
The 6fst numbsr Of ths Lahsr Mentor,
issusd by Barnes. Lsuerssux 4 Hill. app
feared yss srd4y. Il ls tie Frsnont siar
removed v tbs city AID fsssssblished IA
der tia nex mama
Terrsce-si. Coca rsplsly forward snd ne
s1all sss that street ia . very short time
the finest sfrssf 10 tas eity. Instead ST =
regular nud hole, - Il has been for the
past few uloatls
George MARTA. afsr being eon6ned TO
The bouse BY sieknsss 81 Wint<r. has Sd far
recovered IS 70 Be aels TO accept the posi-
ton Of engineer IN Toffsat & hcLsughlln's
mill, lhs sanss mill in waien be was hurt
several years ago-
Or. 3. d. King. the new city physician.
has qualified and Is nov attending 10 his
duties he sxpects 70 pay special attention
TO seeing that alleys. premises gensrai'y'
etc, are kept clean AID ia proper condition,
and says that IL complaints ere isfs al his
ofiice 10 Rifeabars's block they will receive
prompt sttsntion-
The case Of )rmsn S. Trumbull against
Jacob hetz for the taking OF about 81, COZ
feet ol logs ca Sunday last, claimed by said
Ormsn D. Ifumball. was on trial ia Jusfies
Niilers court yesterday. but Il was certified
70 the Circuit court on the ground that title
70 real estate was Involved.
The Maxwell Lumhef Co.. with capital
stock OF $50 600. was organized Ia THIS city
Yesterday with the following ofieerz:
President, c. J. Hamilton; Vics-President;
Patrick w. Maxwell; Treasurer, NJ. Wilson,
Secretary, Leonard Eyke; Directors. c. J..
Hamilton, II. Wilson, Leonard Eyke, T. w.
Maxwell. OF this city, and John Murray of
Grand Rapids.
The number Of shares held by each is ss
follows: c. J. Hamilton GOO. NJ. Wilson
20. John Murray 25O l.. Eyke $50. ID. A
Wilson 80. z. W. Maxwell 30, J. C. Nc
I.aughiin 20o. This company has rented
a site near c. ]. Hsmilton's mill with
ample room and every convenience. and
expect to branch out extensively IN car and
other shipments of lumber. IL Is an i'm
portsnt addition TO the rapidly increasing
list OF Muskegon industries.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Immediately after the nomination of
hsLyILLE W. FuLLxs 10 be Cbisf JUS
tics. the Chicago Tribune said: "As a
War Democrat and the advocate OF po-
iticsl reform hs-Nr. FuLLyB-is so far
sb0vs the Presidential standard that it
Il q matter Of some surprise the Presi-
dent should have selected him. As q
Democrat bad to be selected, however, il
ia matter for oopgrstulation that the
President chose better than he knew in
the midst OF bis fright" Now the Re-
publiesns are objsoting 10 MIN because
be vac ''peacs Democrat"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13


Uok sALE-Ar A n ksAfn. kfN uerfx
Z issox~ssy lo<>.sa ise1.z aetl s2d oas4<sa
Nszef Aprly ~ Nears> 4 IS
Is0R sAIk-VAcAxf leEs LOCATION CIR
4 lssl ~ ssse aAs s2sssasA sesas 80. -
Cois saLx- rwo of rrk fIkEsr RS.
rev hoass q elktk seess an o.s's = se 2
g. So = 81 SO klss BaEkzons ether "a 80
p Al rss.. ri he uiy 6Fsne taion. "a
Isok eAIE- TwExry1xr ASn 4 HAaf
L .Ess. 4 l@sd ~ cAsEfs-s Alshsa iws ns'ss
froa shs te41 ~ ka1ref->ls. seven tisen><sa
aoliszs h1lf o@sb. u thi< y lsA h<ssaA 1e<ss
4 Eols ietsp ! punto1
IsoR sALE-A kEN lfcf-sf AND ktkN
Il xnh iarss Iss al modeFn Improvements ~
lalnaiss es.s lfpN ssssas bekes 4.ses seFth
ts.pk MI tsss se.eoa Apsis ~ 10 kos.@s Veg.
Ilon 81 -
fsoa sSfE-fok CHAP. NICE Ions Rfaa
fsn block. sossh .sssl conner ksssss sad l,lsl-
s.oa ss a.
WAEIkD--A rrEcHAsER hotsk AEr
W ia th6 suuMsF<s uae II tks nsea<a iars
s.oas eP lhs West Eide. Aoase y soed Tsa4lf
Terms 81 ssl " 50 down. balance os sssy sessas
Address Y T, Z camanlDSk. IL charssssA Asu
nor SAlI-dREAf BARGAIN 70 A Carl
Z talis1 oDs Of shs ssss business corners "a
ceaifs - city lot 2lns 10 Eexl lhlr1s cetn y
{. 0ifalsF, rssn - rlere< biecs. i9za
IOk sALE-H0lsEe AND Lots. VACANT
il lofs and farsns soEns cheie< bargains II q ca
con noshes Thomas. rooms 80 and =. New
HoDsenan bioc1 III
HOUSES fOrs And FARMS ron SAFE
IL cheap al IL. Asenbners Arnhsn h.ees
cornef of AcBros sna Difisonats sti
TOR eALF-A LANCE BRlcK DWELLING
house en- spFEEs 81, Tar <s.Hn ness S'etRs
dwelling house en Jslnesst- f9f e 80 ana ~
20 serr farm ia sparta foG -. 7oo. 81 op finhl,
psxm<nfs ! ns fg.s.st,f,f s,if terms II A n3Dx4s
ICON l2s. iedysrd tlock. over Pubic Lbfsfs
z1slf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
fhs sa'-fprisinx pspsr. sas rslEsEAa

fks snssfprisinx pspsr ia rElEsRsa-
HszxIs al Grzad Rspids, sisn- has lssusi
special ts.is sSxion a-sossd 70 sns bailding
of ne sisy IN sbich "A = pnblisAsd. and
siFisg page altar page Of fasSs and column
apon sosamn ef hsarss ABOUT one OF the
naosE ehas alisg xad -iis-s~sks cities be-
tween sss York snd Dsnssf. The fxIz-
sass.HsakLb is papsf which has boom
II .ss oss. and Is fally sspabls Of conduct
az ons tor iis eity. IL is eiesn. brsisy and
yro<rssziss. With the srue Western push in
ia Publishing and editorial rooms. It's
lf2is edition cont2lss DO Advertising Eiat-
ter. 40 psld matter Of any assoripsioa. bat
q stroke % shs<r sntsspfiss 70 give the
ssustfy g large . oird ssss view Of Grand
Rapids. "a progress, la Industries. ths fruit
b>lt about It. its ~holssals snd retail trade.
rs $4,000 Inhabitants and tAs 10000 it ex-
pscls 10 have in the course OF another year.
The TsLssssx-H HsskLs Knows The road 70
succsss ana Is bouna 10 saeceed- Bsso4sya
tN ~ fimss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The delegate 10 the Democratic con-
vension who proposed the amendment
fssoring the election Of President, Vice
President and United States Senators by
popular vote, offered = good argument
from Democratic standpoint when he
alluded 10 the Presidential election OF
1875. bat il 10 very evident from the way in
vaich bis proposition vas received that
even the Democratic party, in Michigan
st least. = not prepared for such q
change.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

ukAnB VITA ooeTu An4xteA.
Ils fEnssAn-H HkAkLD - hsrseosors
slindsd - - sHe6d tvsslopnsnt q ses
Arysatins Espaklia szd shs oppessuni-
tiss the sesasry sisns the k-o cs -
Plata ohsrs Ger Ansriesa trsds- EDsAsD
A. HssxE<z . mexcksat of tks AIzsEtzns
E<Dzbsie sroks % the Sss York Cnsn-
Der u c0nnsrss ~ ds5s sincs. m
ssfsrsnes - this nssss<. sad tie lsforms-
tion hs gave 80 both nsw aud Ipsfras-
tive, wnils hls srgsnsns shows thss tie
United States is dsliosrsssly nszlsetisz
. very important nsxkst he European
merchants have fousd oas that the trsis
Of ihs Argensins hspaoIic Is worth AZ
Esati0n and are getting possession Of II,
While vs Ansriesns ss s....1ns ssili. The
Kspnblis has . population os 4.oco coo;
10 inp-srts have increased sines 1877
from s4a. .443.423 TO s9a.f0s. 7l5. and iss
exports from sii. .7B9 s9i 60 yi65.zi3.5 5o6.
II has A. 400 miles Of railway, controlled
By tie Eazlish, Who receive dividends
rslsIng from 10 TO II per cent The
boais Of ths rosds pay fron S-i to i-2
per cent. The banks are controlled by
the Spanish, Italians and the English,
and the average dividends paid by them
sraount to y per cont Although the
United States are he nearer nsishbors
of the Argentine Republic only 0.is Per
cent. Of the business houses Of Busnos
Ayrss are American. Or the 4.4zT sail
iDg vessels that visited that port in 1856,
only rs went from the United States.
aud only sixsy-tour OF those ssiisd under
the Amsriczn tag. There are no steam
sss ss AL sailing between tho two coan-
tries. The river trstiio is carried on by
English steamers. All the public works
are carried on by English contractors.
Almost every commercial power In
Europe has larger transactions with the
Plate than We have
ID il time for the people OF this country
TO rsalizs these facts and to act upon
them. The government should give its
aid TO al effort TO establish . merchant
marine service with our sister republic.
II should b willing to pay an American
line Of steamers . fair price for carrying
the mAils. The commsrcs with the corn.
tries Of South America is at hand. II
might be commanded at oEce, and yet
the govsrnmsnt has refused to do anything
10 bring about that desirable result. II
even refuses to pay an American steam
ship line ~ much per mile for carrying
the mails rs it pays to foreign lines run
ming to European countries. Tho Ger
man Lloyd receives TOR it's United States
mail service 81 .03 per mile; the Cupard
line receives 50 cents and the Guion line
AZ cents. This is stated on the authority
OF Mr.. HorxIss. The government Offers
from 8 to 10 cents to the Brazilian line
and the rate that il would pay on the
same principle 10 an Argentine line or 9
line running to the Plate River would be
less. This is evidently unjust and improp-
| or, and il Ia high time for something to be
done in the matter. The bill which has
just b~en introduced in Congress looking
to this end should have careful consider
alton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The past vssk witnessed . sad ending
cs what might hkvs been . successful
lia- The name OF HArcH has been
knosn Almost throughout the world
through shs position the arm has held
srosx bankers zad brokers. But public
pronicsncs did not deter the young
broksr from indalzing IN most dangerous
sln. IL 10 altogether probable that DO
lost hs life by seciisat while sudsavor-
ing 10 sscaps from the house Of the
scHouELos on hondsy night. His posi-
tion vhsn fouad "a such 80 TO Indicate
that - tell 10 the paved ysrd while try
iox 10 escape usssen from the house By
the roof Of sns sxtsnsion. II is possible
that IN wss skrown from the roof by
ScosxLD. but the testimony bsfors the
Coroner OF Mrs. ScoFIELD and OF tee
policsmsn on the beat do not seem to in
dicais thia Bat whatever ths precise
occasion OF HArcH's death It's real csuse
vas mncn the same. He was living q
fsss add dangerous life, and death over
took him in The coarse He had wealth
IA abundance. . bs&utafal wife. family
Of children anil plenty Of friends. There
Was no rssson Why such . man should
play the fool and villain His horrible
dssth and tina agony IL must cause 10 ali
bis frisndA are pretty strong sermon on
the folly. sinfulnsss and danger. whether
viswsd from the standpoint OF the moral
ist or the sage. Of such indulgsness. II
10 . subject worthy OF Sunday msdita-
tioo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
EInbroiideriieS!

We have selected for this
Special Sale certain lines OF
White Goods and Embrcideries
which will be closed out at a
genuine sacrifice. In the lot we
have placed IS pieces figured
and dotted Swiss, Ecru and
white and two-toned, worth
from as TO 6s cents per yard;
take your choice on Monday for
IS cents.
We will also include in this
one day sale, 50 White and Ecru
Robe Suits-Io yards plain lawn
IA wide and IA narrow en-
broidery - worth 5000 and
sa.so; make your selection for
SI.so-only on Monday, remcm-
Come early and watch this
column constantly for attrac-
tions in dry goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Situations Waated--Maic.

yl,ANTED - SITUATION WITH LUMBER
W firm as foreman of yard or 20 supenntend
msnuisctur ne and shipping: have had 10 years
experience can give good references. Address
O. W. 273 sheldonst 1856
A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION IN
a good wholesale house IN Grand Rapids
Would put up cash security to secure the same
Address C. J. o.. care Brunswick. l3f
YaTANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
W and competent business man, position IN
q business otfice store; had long experience IN
hardware and other trades. Best city references
given. Call or address Room Tower block. los
4 YOUNG MAN OF STEADY HABITS DE
a sires position in q law Office salary not so
much OF an object as q permanent situation. Ac-
dress box 90l, Ann Arbor Mich. lS5
no TAILORs AND CLOTHIEPS-FIRST CLASS
L cutter and salesman wants situation. Ad-
dress Cutter 60 Fourthst I3g
NY PERSON WANTING FIRST CLASS
a engineer address 2s7 Fifth-st. John fits-
gerald. lS5
ypANTED-A SITUATION BY HEAD SAW
W yer and engineer Address 355 East Bridge
ST. 1<2
w uANTED-POsITIOS WANTED BY A YOUNG
W man who has had several years experience
in Office work (ssssistsnt bookkeerer preferred)
Best of reference given. "D' 10 South Division
St.. Telegram-Herald. 1N
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13


llANTED-coAPETEST GIRL foR GEN-
w sral hsIsswofk: ssegn family; down te~n.
Apply 70 Nrs. Lloyd Brezee. y bostsios-sk Il
MAkTkD-ls sNEpE, l5 HOLLAAD AND
w - German girls for general servants, wages
T. 81 70 u rsr week. 10 tlaingroaia snd siieaes
ana 4, Tower block. lss
tVAsTED--A COMPETENT COOK, WASHER
w and ircner si lsi jeaefson-s tsi
WANTED LAUNDRY woaEN AT - WEST
w Fulton 81 81 snee. lss
tCANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO Do
W general holsewerks 10 washing iroDipg.
Apply Immediately al lSs south i.Aisyests-st
W1STgr-A GlgI FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
W work, steady work, good wages. at ist ws.i
Fuitonsi. fs6
VUANTED-AT 2A OTTAwA-sr., CON
W peteni girl tor general housswefs. No otleF
yVASrED-A THOROUGHLY coapErENT
W girl FOR general housesork. Harry AZ.
Brown, q sheldonst 13
lVANIED-IMMEDIATE A GOOD GIRL
W for general housework nust be good cook
aud washer and ironer. 100 secopd-aye. lsa
HANTED-A GIRL FOR DINING ROOM AND
w 70 s$ist IN general housesork. Apply es
Hcslgies-eI la2if
IMAATED-GIRL To DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Cal; 81 lbi Turner's, tetgee end
and 10 a H. l54
yVANTED-K COOK AND A SECOND GIRL At
W eoraer OF siate-st. and Madison ave. Apply
st once. l3s
WANTED - DREssMAKERs AND SEWING
girls. or anyone else desiring 10 learn the
Kellogg system OF dress cutting. 10 call st the
school Tor cnttiag al IL charlesst lSs
IL ANTED - Eight FIRST CLASS DREse-
" makers and apprentice girls. Apply 70 Ms.
A. J. Rudell, Room 70. New Housensn block:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The University students at Ann Arbor
held nstionsl convention Of their own,
and have nouinsssd RspHblicsu Presi-
Dental sickst-xith Blaine Tor President
aud Alz-r Tor Vice President Delegates
- Chicago will please take notice and
govern themselves sccoriinxly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Mere ttssn soo1es]0 copies e speecll-a
IN Csngrsss On iae tariff bill will bs dis-
sributed before TIE siectiou this Autumn.
EFery meraber vho has SPOKEN on TIE
sabisct 6ss erlered t-en ere 70 1900
-opiss of his eTn speech. vhiie she more
notable speeches have be~n ordered fron
al e-er ths cosntsv. And thus sr. she
presses Il ne Guvsnrnsns prinsinS cfica
Kept scsnS
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
We have n la,

We have large line of popular brands
of imported cigars which only arrived in
New York April 30. These cigars are fresh
Come in and look them over st
WEsTLAKr Il McINrYREs,
8 Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

May tnok DAP of yesterday and sent an
Msrch day ~ substitute We vouldn't
bslf appreciate our ane May weather il
- didB't have lissls ArrH OF March
weathsr 70 eompsrs Il With once in =
whiis
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
RELIABLE DEALER.

Hervey, the old reliable dealer in dia-
monds. watches. clocks silver watches and
ine jewelry. reports splendid trade during
the past week. and no wonder. as his repu-
tation for square dealing and quality of
goods, as well as the beauty in designs is
unequaled and everyone knows his goods
are as represented. Call and see the hand
some new styles Just received at Canal ST.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The papers sii declared lsst Fsl hat
TIE ear stove naust q. Nov that Spring
has ssnns the rsilrosd cfieisls srs assent
inc 70 The dsrsaad
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

tUARTKD-GooD Oil KUfBERs ArPLY
w Al the Pkoenix furnitufs Co.'S fEet9Ey iss
tHAkTEn--A GOOD GIRL 10 DO KfIcHkN
W ~ork st the Lunn HOUSE IA
nTANIfD-z,o labaTers 10 sork a. Tie 7oleda.
w sseihss aud Aaskegon ksiiIcsd bstwesn
sparta and Ashland wseds 81 - per ssy ls7
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
MONEY COMING TX.

Stock payments begin on Monday at the
office of the Secretary of the Grand Rapids
Mutual Building and Loan Association in
the Wiadicomb building. Only few
shares of the first series left.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Father Tines rssch scez right On IN
spite q tss fact hat TIE Spring ercks
yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

II Sir Walter Raleigh had smoked Eagle
cigars his servant would never have thrown
water on hiii.. For sale by Westlake q
Mcintyre, Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
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