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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-05
Richmond Produce Market.
RICHMOND. Va, Msy 1.

reported by l. IL. " Yves 70, ecu'
eral commission merchants, No. 1905
Cary street,
RICHMOND. Va, MAJ 4
Tobacco. Dark, 81 80 to Sl4 80; bright
s. to $50
Grain Longberry, 9jc. to s. short.
berry, SOC. to 9jc.; corn, SIC. to 65c
oats, jsc TO flc
Butter Choice, PC TO 2sc; fair, lsc
10 a2c; common, l2c To ljc.
Eggs-llc TO l2c.
Poultry.-IIens, SOC to 4Oc.; chickens,
l5c TO 4jc
Bacon. Hams (Old) l7c. to isc hams
new, y TO BE; sides, 9 to TO-; should
ers, to Sc.
Vegetables Apples, per barrel, 81 to
g.; potatoes new, per barrel, ~ to
& 80; dried apples, 0 to 6.c.
Groceries, wholesale.-Bulk meats,
to SIC sugar, 3; to 7;c; coffee, Is TO
2jc salt, Sl25 to 81 3j.
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No Time To Lose

Convalescent to physicianl-i see your
bill, doctor, calls Tor ten dollars. Ho" much
do you charge n y.slti
Physician-Two dollars.
Convalescent-Bu you only called three
times
Physican-Fiye times, my friend, three
times for treatment ana twice for my money.
Conyalescent-I guess had better hurry
aud pay Epoch.
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",,,, Won have seen ma. SIR. You were

"I'nt yon have secn ma. SIR. You we'e
angry at me once. !,
II don't remember; think not. =,
"Bni yon were, sir. Don't you miho
the day Of the riots, when-when. -
the voice grew very indstinct.
II remember a boy carrying brooms
ran against me on Liberty street. saia
the colonel, e,
That was me, sir. That's what 1
wanted TO see you about.
LIGHT began to break in upon the
colonel
I'm sorry to see you 30 sick. my boy.
Maybe can help you. " i.
II wish you could, sir ! want 70 ge'
we'll Mother needs me- But listen to
me. I've got something OF yours
Mother"
what is it. Tommy"
'.Ge: my box"
The mother fumbled in a bureau
drawer. bringing forth grimy pine box.
She opened il and placed 1t on the bed al
Tom side. IL was filled with boyIsh
curiosites and keepsakes. Tom took OUT
something bright and laid 1t IN the cot
onel's hand 1t was the treasured OLD
tiinepiecc, Mute with astonishment,
Col. Bond looked at the boy III wonder
ment. Going To the window, he held
the old watch up to the light. opened 1t,
examined it critically and came back 10
the bedside firmly grasping 1t IN his hand
II wanted to tell you, sir, " said the
boy, I've had the watch ever since that
night. cribbed il, sir.
.You did nothing Of the kind CRED
the colonel, warmly. Nobody ever
blamed YOU for taking it. 1t was the
man that knocked me down"
mo, sir" said the boy, positively.
.'IIe didn't DO it. The watch fell out OF
your pocket in the fight. Ipicked II up,
sir. Nobody saw me. ] took 1t home
with me.
But he never intended to keep 1t, y
urged the mother.
Certainly not" said the colonel,
earnestly.
But | did. meant to keep it,
"Oh, Tommyl Tommy" moaned the
mother, bursting into tears
III never believe it, Tom, :" cried Col.
Bond, pressing the boys thin hand IN
take care of YOU. my boy. What doctor
have YOU, madam:
None, sir; the neighbors help Us -
mo doctor! The devil. Take Tins ana
get the best doctor YOU know. Give the
bow whatever he needs. Don't worry
about him, madam, he'll soon he about
again. Look for mo back tomorrow
morning,
The colonel was gone, Under bis
brisaueness there was big heart, ana
Tom had touched il. Next morning early
q carriage stopped at the nearest point To
90 -- alley that vehicle could reach.
Col. Bond alighted from II and hurried
10 the little home The wretchedness Of
the place. the suffering and poverty OF
Tom and his mother had excited his sym
pathies to the utmost He had been
busy man OF affairs, and charity was
something that he had hitherto left to
his wife. The mother answered his inn
patient knock.
Il want to take Tom 10 more com
Portable quarters, he said He needs
better care and better diet, He's got the
making of a good man in him, and I'll
take care OF him. III not forget you,
either, madam
lie paused; the look Of unutterable
pain on the woman's face staggered him.
There was an unnatural stiffness III the
house.
What has happened, my good
womanl'
"Tom is dead" she said, simply. H.
ID. Mason in Pittsburg Bulletin.
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\ yonY- man f,ilcl - receive an INVITA-
,iou 4, Snriris. rarly 'o Nhich many tho.
h. knew ,,s,.. .-iai.y invited He brooded
over Il awh,!, ali ,iicn stole march on All
the other, br inviting thu y"inS NAY IN
whose holor the party was t. 20 WITH hih 10
the there 80, knowing of AIRY otter ar
rangemeit .ho glaUy accepted, nnd after the
uerformn,,rc li,. SUGGESTED lunch. thereby
making the Other party, kept waiting for her
return, literally one OF s"rpr'Se. boston
Times
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Theory and Practice.

Foreman-W hat was that disturbance on
the stairway a minute ago.
Editor-Oh, that Old bore OF Quinby
called on me and kicked him out.
Good scheme Now You'll have 10 write
a column OF stuff tor me.
Heres an article you can use. 1t Is
headed 'Politencss Pays Nebraska State
Joilfual
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The Reason lie I. Rich.

II sec that the proprietor of a hotel II
Washington is worth sl3,0Oo,Oo0," said q
banker 10 friend
"Well. that's not to be wondered at. -
"Why sof'
because he used to bc a porter in tht
house he now owns. Hotel Mail
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Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND, VA, May 4

RICHMOND, VA, May 1
The market Is very quiet to-day, auc-
ton offerings were only nine samples,
private sales were composed OF six or
seven bright wrappers, and az many cut
tiers. Dark Leaf sales were small, prices
firm and unchanged, mostly medium to
good grades Old shipping and nothing
deing Western markets in dark districts
appear broken with an advance Of ! to .
cent on good lugs and medium leaf Sea.
board spectators are buying freely.
Neither the brigh, nor Burley markets
show any life while prices are quiet and
firm
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RAILROAD STOCKS


RICHMOND, Va, May 1.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Corn -i66 bushels.
OTIS eco bushels.
Peas. -. bushels.
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Ia Mourning.

Mother am surprised, dear, to see YOU
at the piano 50 soon after the death Of Your
dear Uncle James, and Nv hite Wings
tool
Daughter-Ies, mamma, but I'm only
playing on the black keys-New York Sun.
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Patience Exhausted.

Coilec.or-This is the last time shall call
for the amount OF this bill.
Delinquent-Yesf
Collector-Yes. The next time | shall
stand out in the street and yell for it.-ILfs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-05

A letter with the following address ha,
Just been sent 10 the dead letter office:
Sylvester Brown a web faced scrub
To whom this letter wants 90 60,
l. chopptng wood for his grub
IN Silver City. Idaho.
New York Tribune
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-05
oUESTiONlNos.


DAinies Ia the summrs meelow,
yorp leaves In ths woodland shadow
Why they grow and why they blow.
Knox)st thou whys
Nay. no, II
Dreams Of hapny days and places,
Visions Of fond hearts and faces
Why they come and Why they roam.
Knows t thou whyis
Nay. not j.
woaldsi thou stay the flowers from bloosnings
wouldsf thou stay thy heat from roaming
Where the beams Of sunlit dreams
Charm the eyes
Nay, not Il
willis Fletcher johnson In The Open Court
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-05
Richmond stock Market.

First Board Sales.
Virginia $500 at ga: $50 at 6ii
sp0 at t4i.
Richmond city o., 1910, slOO at III
QUOTATIONS. At REGULAR BOARD.
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Family larre EuouUb

She had worked the "I'll-be.a sister
to-you' chestnut on him.
Thanks, Miss Smith," he said, CROP
ing blindly for his hat. but l have two
elder sisters already. The Epoch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-05
An Afflicted Man.

"You lool, hard today. Bingley"
IL feel hard Didn't get wink Of sleep all
night
How WIS that
Had the toothache.
II was awake all night too. \ fellow in
the next room was playing iewsharp.'
Great Scott, imagined that suffered,
Nebraska State Journal
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Corn.-White, 20 bushels prime at 65c.
"a bushels very good at 6iic.; L bushels very
good al &c 20 bushels very gOOf on private
terms Total sales corn, 256 bushel'
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TOBACCO EXPORTED IN BOND
tbs. l.gr.,,O lbs. $4,000 i,csoco lbs

Tobacco dealers should not delay get
ting out internal revenue licenses due
Nav lst
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hlf
Plea..rJ~ .;. yours O. share
Al. no \ flr uoir important ihihg
Troubled ihr t.t"i'bn- map.
A. up the Wulng si.lIr .ae swept
Daiutiiy holding hes Train
She was wondering d at ih- coming hah.
With little ARTISTIC taste
she could aia.le that hook hkc another dress,
Is wearing dile.eut waist.
Iif.
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COTTON REPORI.

Ma -ket steady
Quotations -Middling, &c; low middling
ssc. good ordinary. Nc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
Miscellaneous.

TAVTFD - sIEIs ~ Tor wANT G0vD
w rfsras - x1-e r-r -rr7e tr ~ ~ ~ rarr-s
We 80 - u seseraI se-Fs s1ts 5rI I1E rorza
- kitfren RlrlS r1f.ss I'D Ff1-s5 -asEee 4
enos r-asf s1S ussfrT cacFs Esfsg Psrl--s
su6 Tower kafs Ts
Ms TTTfAT ~TrFs HAs opENED NV
~ Eress ms4 "a -1ous q Porter rerE 80. 81.
Fitr-Ss-r rsrrts q ar1 vr s - 1880 -
ree ere t-e = rors- N hfr -l5 crefo~ ers ff-e
--sf s<s - sbtF sna frv-rss rfos Zoe
maker wsrees &dze eafer 1ee1 sr-E sff
nFssIaf.T TICN oF CtrsFTSE p-TEF
u f~1 81 Fesrss q IlgsV e - fsT g solved
~ rs.ffaf erreart Tee trge~rss ~ ffle AZ. 80
- ssfee "a ~ P D0fr
ORLANDO 4 FE4zsALE.
= "a fasIf
6rsr5 sspsfA N0r = isS 81
UEATHE2 STRIFs E2INs Al rFTrEs
~ - hest1ss4te-x NJ Fssr So hsr.
ts~rz zsE 90 81 ~ we ker Es--sssa 3 eteeee<
O. ncf- ~aesesae - r~<ezA 4 a <oals -
ynn sxpersasR tzs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

] EVE LERS. are now reCeiv-
II, !, and will continue to open
until Christmas, the large in
voices OF MONDS and
other GEMS, FOREIGN ART
w A K Z, 3 CAL b r A =
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc, Sc
leCted by their own buyers in
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection for this season
in all these articles, as well as
STERLING SILVERWARE.
WATCHES and JEWEL ERY
is superior in all respects to
any collection ever shown in
Detroit. Visitors are invited 20
inspect, and cores saondence is
invited.
Articles sent on approval on
satisfactory reference.
DKrRon, Nov /. 1883
l6S Woodward Avesrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
ncNsgNslcAL klck-NAcks.

pEoPlz an0 try deaf mutes as servants
Eeusrallg l4d that tDsy d5a't answer.
Wags zcl - cut angling with your Rest
girl u - vel . t-ks your ns5mg smack
alols-
TuEnE = a policeman IA Boston weO has
carrled bis club for fOaFleeu years and LA
never struck any thing ost attitudes IN al
that tEs1c-
III takes philosophy - MAXI a man happy
IN this world II ho can get philosophy,
couple Of handrod thousand dollars VIII
generally 40.
LEND dishonest man money and yeu
Will naa ann Out sooner OF ls1er. lie VII
Dc oGt u cen you call for the return Of your
money
LKr dogs d>lieht 70 DAxk and oite
For - tseir s2ture 10,
Bat hea the cats sqgah .oui al night
Blaze ogt aa4 xii few
~W KLI, SIR. solomon, how wash bees-
uessn Meester Isa2cs. I. wash very
bad =. Yoost 50 nit me, Nr. Solomon.
couldn't pay mIne debts efen If had der
nenish-"
HE was rich and ignorant and when ho
consulted = builder concerning a new house,
he sad - want q wide pizarro o0 three
sides, where the children eau ride their lit
lie cyclopedias, and enjoy themselves"
"WHAr did you see at church" grand
father asked Minnie after her frst visit 10
tho sanctuary. g SAW man come in with
his nlght-gowu on, an be Was SO 'shamed
he I'D his face IN his hands little while
fore he dared to say a word"
WAR was Elijah translatedi" asked the
Sunday school teacher. As none Of the
class replied very promptly, a thin youth IN
the back row ventured the explanation:
- Possibly Il was because nc wasn't under
stood in his own language"
GESTIxAEN,i said a candidate in the
Far West, after having given his senti-
ments on the Constitution" the Non
roe Doctrine" sad such ike topics--
" Gentlemen" and he put hts hand or tho
region Of his heart-"these are my senti-
meots-the sentiments, gentlemen, Of an
honest man-aye, an honest politician; but,
gentlemen and fellow-citzens, CT they
don't suit you they ken be alteredr'
PHILOSOPHER Ito sharp bcy)-"What arc
the properties OF EeatG' Boy" rhs chief
property Is that IL expands bodies, while
cold contracts them" Philosopher" Very
good, give me an example," Boy-"ln
sumner, when il is not, the dayS are long;
N winter, whom it is cold, the Gay is short ="
Exit philosopher, lost in aSnazement that so
familiar an instance should have % long
escaDed ms own oeserxatmn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

7 osT--rN OR MAR THF UN'OS DEPOT. A
l. lsdiss black purse .sintuz snail snn 81
mouey. silver g.Ove huitoner and sfrins Of keys
Binder " b please eaVe a. ~ K0GntsiQ-st snd
receive rewari if
i 0ST-IN THE CITY A LiGHT BAY MARE
l. branded on the Ief side wsiehr sho~t ino
ro,7nds. The finder Til - rswarded ~ rstarn
ins her CT notifying :. \. Bale. l6s sCuta DlFis
iCr-St Ltfw
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Vbf SAP Esf IL s EsIaEAT oNE as NAkE
4 . p - U--ass q tesi ee-&se = Fa-l-r
z-l n1f ao sHs . sn s1 IL H4g t.1 b -
t4 slLl 1s 49, AzkS tae sers-ls -
F-tas & /. rFeRiu
Us sALk-.asoD a0I 50 AID LOT - Ill
1 ~ 4a flt asae A41 tks2- EeasElf
fssaf-e = 49, = ysf eSiA fsy eaeaf
A1e.exf - p 49, 1s~a Aessss Sc Eeus - s.
g. s. . stl a. ~ loAA tfs. - S -
- $50 a - i<ls - ts4SzSs.- tes.-< hlss,
NOS sALE-AssAI1 MEAN NARKFF Doing
L elk tgaGe g sske4 e-oe c4z slFs $50
s-9'- -s~- fes< h1Rsss s1a : 1oaef e-ect.
EoR sAIE-l HANE FIA'E HOUSES fog SALE
Ni.1 sre aeelf24s 4aa sAssG. hshElez I
prles i1oea srsl G. g. .sal atsa cheap lolS 2 4.
O-o0ss &se-l. q cana = Hssll
Is9k SALE CHEAP-A COMPLETE sIOkE
fse1l 81 80 Je1ersQai-4se. J. g. FliasefS d.
as
Aaass t2e~f les lsn s. ~ 80 40
ssy ras estate oeics ard Ioaer block ttey
nass soi soaas I'D tas aaesi p-2oet a. tee Gas ~
iAs IooRey Azo sAc@nl lo-s fson as - ea
s1S psYUeaLs IS
IN3h sALE OK TRADE -HOUSF AND LOT F0R
d fef--. sso1 srocce sos ~lA ssSs
cash etly prope % of SOD tsf.s 5000
trIying IA an slih nseE ead oa-s axe ely
SIS
rsOR SALE-CHEAP OK Easy TERMS HOUsk
[ sut aL b.ecks iron p0~i once. IA D
kele1cr. Nc onEelss C3aIt. cas- 81
COlIh GRAND RAPIDS - ~ G AND O. h
= L. T4Aseya i,lzI so4t1 "a be e4ig ue~
ulon depot "a tory, stare QJsi.,fl.le. many Ben
DWELLINGS eic.. rit5 large los left cheap Oh osss
ttfWs est place around ciit tof investment ~
home. CAL ou OTozis 4 Cutler Alto leys hoara
q Trade Dlllcing. ~ Canals
tH0R SAIf-AN ElIGANT EIGHT ROOM
1 hoUse u modern architecture, piumbeo for
s. steT and gss CQDtslis gaier cioeei. bathroom.
sud goeu cei az lot ,Fkl-, 81, situate with a lte
minutes aaIE 81 a. erlB 81 me rsyneLfs esss
Enquire Of i. sry mo1f. Clarendon Hotel %
NOR sALE-HOUsE AND lot OS CLANCY
e.. one on Lsfay ette-si one a. Tsyl0f-st
Dear street car Livery properly ~ s4le or 20
lei Also property in other part of the city for
SAFE. .. v 1ayiOr, 10 and - Planned ave Jiou
rOR SALF-A IAHGE BRICK DNFfIIS6
Il house On SpFin gst.. iof s., ,Un neat fsme
cw elliDg house. q Janesst-, for ,z-oot and an
% scfs tsrn IN Sparta Tor -, 20. all on sEn.1.
Isyu enfs and reasonable terms. r. A. Dsppef
Ioom l2S. lscysrd block. over fublio LbTsry.
yy-ts
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
POINTERS.

You can buy q better made, better trimmed bet
ter fitting and better style Suit overooat for man
youth boy or child al Honseman, Donnally Jones
than elsewhere IA the city
Prices-of course you-and so do we--consider
IL 10 be the most essential part IA the purchase of
clothing. Now, Is II not reasonable OWING 10 the
fact that manufacture our goods, thereby saving
large share of the profits our competitors have 10
pay TO manufacturers that We name you prices
on our superior made goods lower than theyl
Our many customers have and the people Of
Northern and Western Michigan generally are fast
ascertalning tins 10 be fact
Our aim is to render generous value for every
dollar receive from ouI patrons. We consider
this the only plan whereby success u clothing bus
mess be built up and maintained.
We might quote you prices but prefer to have
you when contemplating purchases IN our line. call
and let the price we'll the quality, style
ht and finish speak for themselves.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
lNoaeu 10 Io0n.

EroxFT TO LoAS FOR THE NORTHW EST
M - vnflsi If lEsursrre Co. n Y iTsr-
Fse Fl S7-u.s a. q 80 srd urwarfe ~ fsrr7 ssd
cssv rr0pertv e. io-esf current rstes - rrs7eSf-
- furitY ms oe kFs sss. More 4 Rilso3. Led.
yard bork.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Ils fsvorits mstA0d % ths Democrats
for explaining ,h.ir defeat. is the asser-
ton thss i6e Rspu 0iissns mlsrsprsssutsd
them 20 ihs people. But the worst the
Republicans did in this direction vas 20
q1o,s such mea ss Carlisle. Wtrrxe-
soS snd FoRD
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

ECszSE fi<f.D credits ths Postmaster
Gsroral viii his proper inAuenes sben
- says I've " teks of DoN DIcKIS-
soy N Connecticut aud New Jersey sould
probably bars MADE lhs elsctioo uaani-
noes. Dos appesrs TO be a roOrbach.
with a OK. Ok y
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
BOARDING.

BOARDING - ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS
ID suitable for two gentlemen or young couple.
l6j North Prospects,. SIS
TsOR RENT 49, FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
i board for two gentlemen or gentleman and
and wife, al 90 Bostwick-st. All modern conven-
fences z97f
EIRsr-CLAsS BOARD AND ROOMS CHEAP.
Il Rooms without board, ii parties wish. l2s
South Diyisiou-st SIS
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Ga Tuesday last the voics OF ths Amer
sean eagle vas bssrd m tae land scresch-
ing oUt 80 :, scared slo't NO Tres trade,
he Goddess % Liberty cried in ringing
voice. Welcome home. . Republican
psrSy re SAVIOR q shs country aud
Uaels sam said. Bless you. my chill
flren~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

fIhkTED-11 AES FOX ICN6E& WOODS
W R1ges t1Q3 % sSatq prF Gonta ss-ss
Dssl. sche-tuls o. "a &fy .t.s-1t ~ thalees.
pol411x Cal 90 olee. essei 4 r4-Es tn.-
p-es aaent E1ch4nge. Rooms - Aaa = esiyn
bIL4lBg C1ukl-.t DEand RAPIDS
WAkTkD-YOES9 Nan ENPERlENCED II
w meehsuieal srzairg q Z de-s Rolk coed
pLsce a Or iaf0s tol hiia lerrs sho~ Case
GaG Manufacturing Co. AsshEllle Tens 5lI
tyANTED-s MN To CO NORTH FOR
" ch0Ppius NOid / band ssVysr cabinet
81 zkers. OoE eoopeEs iay iofz. J ol1 n4s 60
% chores and Tower eioek ls
INANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT - Or p
w yesrs o. age 10 Fun . sac 10 CIGAR boE
Factory Parker - uIcea. O@-lf fsl-sG, across AIS
oeacc als
ICAN TTD-BY A FURNlTCRE FACTORY IS
" Northern Psnusyltaais Z 5. ploying e. hands
foreuan ~ ene-ky and experieic &C. ~ho can also
dc>isu cnaMbeF suite. s1d beds Of medium
gfsces- FOR address Py % THIS ohice. 81
uANTEO-BiACKsAl Al Go CHERRY
W 81 v Giebs a7
WANTED Man To ACFA- ThEA-I eEk
We OF 3 comedy company playing one 81 the
latest NeS YORK suceesses small capital rc-
uulfed Those meaning business addr0ss, Il. b-
A., Cresctut Hotel SIS
VANTED-A PRACTICAL WOOD TURNER
w 20 work on HWeymolh athe. Stale ages
and experience. " rite ~ tie rmith>on i I'M heT
Co., Charicyoix. Mich. SIS
UJANTED GOOD NEN AT YOUR OWN
W homes, money made easy. sells az sight.
send zoe Tor sample And particulars kinney S
Co, Room 4, 81 Monroe-st wei friSun
WANTED FACTORY NAN TIMERS.
w Ztraveilng salesmeu. advertising agents.
J delivery man. isoiictOf a. So pef week, men
Tor lumber woods Call al once Sweat &
Smiths Employment Exchange anal H.. Rooms
"a and %, Weston building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

IVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL For GEN
" eral hOusework Good wages for the right
girl ls9 North Division BIZ
lUANTED-GIRL FOR COOKING AND GEN
W erSl homework. 2l Jeiierson-aye Sis
WANTED TEN GENERAL GIRLS AT $50 TO
w $500 per week l good COOS. Swee, &
Smiths Employment Par.Ors. rooms "a and -
Weston Building Canalst. 81
IVANTED-AT ONCE A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework ct 4s5 Cherry al 3lo
WANTED A COMPETENT COOK AND
W second girl Apply TO Mrs Geo b. Slss0n.
oornes state snd Ms1ison-sve. Sl7
VTRNTED A GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
" general housework. Call IN the forenoon
a. y. front-st. 81
WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W honseworK. apply 70 Mrs A. B. Wykes, l65
North Lafsyette-st. 3l5
WANTFD-AT ONCE. A GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework Is COurtst. $40
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Te- l-irrrs. satiersr0. rau ez7 sesr
satsv = spia 1eh na rou Ser -tsn err
'ecfei r. al tae .e5 ~ coe of cur ma9' s.
trns 1'sfrs Yen ,ss1 srT- sf~ and
6uresiits ia eur ssorIn c8sss
Gzkzx Czc-slS4 "a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

TOR SALE - HAMMOND TYPE WRITER
L good as new call or address l0l Oakes St 2o
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT
/ in the Fifth ward. VIII pay cssh differences
from 500 10 g. ,OD0 Apply {. Ii. Cornell 80 North
lOnisSt. $40
NOR SALE CHEAP - A SOLID WALNUT
L case five octave organ, IN first class or@er
EnQuire a. 275 South Front 81. 3O
nor SALE An ENTIRE OUTFIT or
+ machinery for frSt class laundry; also a
x-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
of q. A Berwin, No n Canal-st l3stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FoR REAL
T estate in Grand Rapids a grlst mill doing
F0od business, twelve mi e. south OF the city on
the l.. s. & a = switch 10 tie nil. Address
box Is ot Byron Centre Mich. a32
NOR EALE-THE FAkM BELONGING TO
L the estate the late Daniel Schermefhorn,
one mile west Of the city, fronting Brideest il
j. fine dairy farm, or for iruii raising and gar
oeDinK May be sold IN fiom ten TO thirty acre
lots. Apply 10 Dr. " Nhitworth. administrator, is2
Fourth - Grand Rapids Mich. i02f
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Nwhizsn contributes hbsrsiiy towSrd
chsuRin< tie politicsl character ot The
nouse Il Representatives, 4 change of
enly ter veGli give the House 70 she
ReyuslScsns. sDd MichiEsn changes At
least ihres.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

IL Is we'll that the returns came in
slowly enough 10 leave the result q little
Ia doubt for day or two. IL the Re-
publIcans had known on wednesday
wha, q sweeping victory was theirs, their
enthusiasm would have been beyond
control
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Tie Chicago Hsrstf ass uom;nsssi
GsovSn GravxtASD "a a Presidential Al
ranaislats ~ 1921 Is Is prs, safe TO
say fhe Democratic psrtT vii net en-
dCrse fhe uominahou.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

President CLEVELAND msy never be-
lisve q. ons II Is : fscf, nevertheless, that
his administration lost support II would
olhsrw 80 have hsi 10 tlis part OF the
country by reason q TIE blsckgusrdism
which characterized the Postmaster Gen
sssls speech at haftman's Hall, when lie
attempted TO reply to AR BLAINE Men
who cared nothing FOR BLAINE we're dis
gusted with DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

n tas Frasidsas really shinks shat his
uefast vas ewing 81 his attitude on The
tarilf question. snd ibst slous. shers Is
reason for thinking that sa= charge OF
self-csaceis. vhich has b@sn made sEzirst
him. - not srounalsss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

The American snssp Oa top o. The
thogsaa2s of Republican poles through
oui Ohio, tacinx tns storm 'rom s1y sHd
al directions. speak through tbsir AvlnS
representatives,. and POINT their Seaiasr-
bsatsa horse losard GEogEa aud cry
~la-a, you can aot reach as nos. Es-
rarn your compliments - the other shore
stating that frss trade ls nol wauied on
thss slds. and does DO. thrive q cur
A.asr.eea el-maLs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Nos that 10 heat Of ths conaict IS
over. those Democrats Who seek their
eonntry's good and not the ioavss sud
hshss. vill Be truly glad that nothing cs
be said against ths chsrsctsr OF the next
President oi tae Unitsd Sla.ss They will
rejoice that hs - = good man. IN whose
hands TIE eonnlrr h safa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

T. Pres iant-siscs HARBrs1S grows 81
mueh IN populsrisy the nsxt tarse months
~ Ls ass he last ssrse. there w'll pa
tire 81 general rejoicing when bs =
suaosr sted