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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The week has developed nothing of special in
tcrest financially or commercially and business
of al kinds, save in the retail trade, is very quiet
Government bonds are firm but quiet. Virginia
bonds are y. but sales very limited. The
demand for coupons has fallen ell Receipts Of
produce are light, but the market is steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

tbs RECENT bursting OF the new Big gun
~ Annapolis only adds to The numerous
Other previous patent evidences OF the TACT
that tho manufacture OF large cannon In
thi, couutry is not yet success. The
cause, Of course ia the lack of skill. And
vet. uuaer the law, skilled work men can not
be brought here from the famous gun lac
tori-s Of Europa A few sach men could
teach American woykmen how to make can
non, and thus increase such work, and
thereby give more employment to American
labor. But the wisdom of congressman Is
90 great that it passes all understanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

NEW YORK. Dec. THE stock market showed
a mo crate decree of animation st the opening
this morning but first prices as compared with
last nights figures generally lower, declires
extending to y per cent. A firm tone marked
the early trading, however and small fractional
ga ns were recorded. The entire list then gave
way and material losses were suffered in some in
stances, though mo of the list were carried down
but slightly below the opening prices There WIS
no further change in the list, and at II o'clock
tho market was active and weak at the lowe t
prices reached. Money easy at 2a2i4
BALTIMORE Dec. T.-yirginas consolidated
=: psst.due coupons = do 1O-40s 35 bid !;
10 3s 6i4 bid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

New YORK. Dec. Cotton steady upands
94s Orleans 10; futures STEADY Flour ssi and
SLOW. Wheat dull and weak. Corn q1iet sni
easy. Pork dull st SIS o0aS1 25. Lard quiet
and firm at g 70,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Dee 6.-Gstar-
market dun and lO42Oc lower; choice Bccyc4
81 -5a5; steers 81 S0a4 60; stockers and foela.,
81 65a3 mixed 5 AZ 10 Texas steers 81 25a
50; Western rangers Sad Hoes-marke.
strong and Sc higher mixei s. O5a5 - hesvy
50 10a5 40; light s. 05sj 30, and skirs So
So. sheep market slow and 5al0c lower ua.
tiyes 81 50a5 % Western $3a4 20; Texans $3a
3 so ard ambs $50 % ner 100 H..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

THE FACT that General Longsireet OF
Georgia unites with General Chalmers OF
Mississippi in recommending General Ma
hoe az the Sou bern representative in
the cabinet of the Prcsiient.elect, shows
thai the worst that was sail OF him when be
firs. dasor,o.! .he peop;a OF his State and
section, sad even of his own FACE at home,
and want OVER % their enemies. wac correct
Ia nj cs .sc,:s s! ;acion 'ars There are 60 true
native born republicans in the South as can
by any possibility be found in tbs North
but none OF them waats G neral Malone 20
represent the South in Mr.. HaFrlson's cab
iuet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

i FULL LINE OF FANCY BASKETS Just re.
II coived By
dec. &c. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

TIE Spanish Aiaiss,- .. w~E Las resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

There is fair demand for Flour at unchanged
figures, with well. assorted stock in first hands
The Wheat markets for several days past have
been alternately strong and weak showing changes
OF from to i2c in futures, but We note very
little change in Wheats for Immediate delivery,
which sells, as to the soundness or condition of
the samples, all the way up from 70 to 1o5 fo-
strictly choice Fullz ard mixed milling lots ;
prime longberry is never found on this market
Corn is steady at the recent decline old white so
to 50 damp rev 1 to A dry 40 to as Rye
sc to go. Oats 81 to 81 Eggs "a to % and
tcarco. Butter is wanted at IL to %. Potatoes
Apples Beef Pork and Poultry are in abundant
supply and dull of sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

BALTIMORE, Dec. cotton quiet middliDg
9a4a97s Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Southern firm and shade hi.her Fuitz 10sa
III; longberry 109111: No 2 Southern 100;
Western dull No 2 winter red spot and Dec e8a
99s4 Jan 100ha11o2.. Corn-southern quiet
and steady white 39a46 yellow 37a44; West
ern weak; mixed spot AZ; year 427s43 steamer
year Al asked. Data firm Southern and Penna
28a33; Western white 31a34 do mixed spot 30 :;
graded No white 33ha34. Rye steady at GA
63 Hay stiff: prime to choice timothy S17a1S.
Provisions steady. Butter firm; Western tac led
23426 creamery 33a37. Eggs steady at 3s24.
Coff.e firm Bio cargoes fair 17aa. Sugar quiet
A soft IA. Whisky firm at 81 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07
MARINE NEWS.

PORT Or ALEXANDRIA DECEMBER :, lsse.
Sun rises........... sun -e.s.............. Al
-Auya
schr Williams, Washington, by W A Smcol
& Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

THERMOMETERS of several kinds and sizes At
l. very low prices also THERMOMETERS FOR dairy
use, ost received
any11 ES. LEADBEATGR & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

lyoUnEE. oCTAGON and FLAT CAST srEzL
= viii; he 80 d at 88 King street, corner Of Boy
al, at greA. ~ reduced price Quality wsT n IT.
ed. [oct25l 1T, CREIGHTON q SON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

100 Doses Ono Dollar

ORDER OF PUBLIcATI0S.-stA OF Michigan
Cckncery. At a session of sad Court held AZ tie
Court House IA the City of Grand Rapids Ia said
e0Enty The is<h day cf June. A D.. lAss. Pres
ent Hon hotsrt d. Montgomery Circuit Judge.
SJnlna AeAaos. COMPLAINANT ys. Edward dc
ka5e. defendant.
IA this cause il appearing from al dayif on de,
that the dessn3zaf Ei~ ard scAAbe l. not resi.
dent OF THIS state but Is dent Of The state Of
Wisconx n On notion OF Turner 4 Carroll. Com
painsnts SOLICITORS ordered that the sPpeAF.
anee ., s1i1 non-l o aient defendant kdwsrc
Aekaoe be entered heEein within four months
ton The date Of Tits ercer, and IA case OF MS ap
pearauee lie cause hi answer 20 fbe bill of
complaint % % 1ie1. and q copy thereof 70 be
served on the eomplainaEts solicitors within
twenty days sfter service on him Of copy Of
said bin AMI notice of this order. and IN default
thereof. ssid biil viii be taken as confessed BY
said nonresident defendant; And il Il further
plainaAt cause = notice OF this order 70 be pub
lished IN the Gfani Rapids Daily Teie-
gran Herald newspaper printed. publish ed, sud
circulating IN said County. and that said publica-
ton be coaglnued therein ~ iead once In eacn
week for SIX weeks Ia scees On or that he cause
a copy OF tbs order TO be personally served on
said dresden. defendant st least twenty days
before ths tine above prescribed for his appear
snee.
Circuit Judge
Examined, countersigned end entered by me,
CORNELIUS l.. HARVEY,
TURNER & CARROLL. Compartments solicitors.
A true copy-Attest:
CORNELIUS L HARVEY,
Register.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

Az Whole "a vas bY fsE ths most iubi-
lana dag TIA. Grznd Rapids has ever bad
and tkis kuatling city has celebrated
Dsarly half hundred ~foarths.' Mayor
WIAns % eysFy where EFaissss for iks en-
ihusissi.c interest which be took In the
Cay sEa Tor ths exoellent committees,
wien. - CLsiFmsn II ihs General Gem
niitss. 10 appointed. Marshal HEEKSzs
and his aides coms IA fof good share Of
the g@asrsl applause which - bestowed
afen ssary BODY Who lad an active inter-
eat in the proceedings, and The msFehants
snd busisses men Who bad shs sntsrprlss
ia mas ne exhibits that ssss seen IN
ths grand parade viii NOT hs forgotten.
The report Of TIE commistee on the dis
plsy sy-wllch viii be ioand slseshsrs IN
tbs Impfsesion--is ialiy endorsed By
fLis pager.
Of conrse, sueh an occasion could
srsFeely pasa without an occasional kick
fsFs zsd thsre. Many people GOT mad
because the pyTotschnic display did not
eoms OF at tho hour advertised. And
down on the sixth-sk bridge CHAELEs
bLAcE s3d his ten assistants we're work
ing hks bsavsrs-es the explanation in
thia moruinz paper shows-to give the
tsopls ths show advertised. IL vas no
fenlt of the Il eaI committee shst ths pic
ture q Mr. HaaaIsos. OF Indiana, tsll 81
10 pisess insh bsfors tie display. Mr
BLAcK. under the eannonsding Of the
hour. hardly dared 10 show CLxvELAsr
wlfaenf aAEEfseS. and tia patching CT
Of the latter required mucn tiTne--hsncs
the delay. Csrts.niy Msssrs. BLsck and
Swk1LASp made excellent selections in
The matter Of pieces; the general commit
tss dii - thanklsss work veil. the soiic.
itin< COMMITTEES performed pleasantly
their disagseezbls tzsk an1 the psopls
xho eontribatsd 10 the celebration are
spisndid patriots and deserve the ep-
plsass cf the town.
10 wss by many timss tho grsndest ard
greatest eslsbestion Grand Rapids ever
nal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

Al 6.45 on Fourth OF July morning eleven
Jolly crickelels from Chicago arrived CT the
Valley City over the d.. G. Ii. & NJ. road
snd were met by such members OF the
Grand Rapids club who could wake up that
early in the morning. The visitors were
Ctas. l.. Shaw. Secretary; w. 7. keenan,.
w. 2. GriswOlA Chss. p. Ogden. J.. ~
Csilen. q. A. Cennelley. r. Porter. A. Slim
son. y. 3. Pfosser. Jas Kent and ii. l..
FAing.
They were sscortea TO The Morton and
made comfortable both tor the inner and
outer man ard rode 10 the fair grounds In
esrryslI at lO:SO. But il was the wrong
time Oh day. Egerb0dy was watching for
the procession, and there was but slim
attendance. whils an hour after the
game closed there Was over . thousand peo-
pie on the ground.
Grand Rapids went In first and made
twenty earned runs. Then the visitors
went TO the wIckets and made eighty. In the
second inning for Grand Rapids they could
got but thirty-iwo. and 30 of course then
the game ended. although Dsrcon and
Forces did some good bowling. Prosse- and
Ogden were the Chicago fellows that laid
ost the home club. keenan, and Griswold
also did good work for them but were even
ly matched By Saynor and White tor the
home eleven.
The Chicagos exacted q promise from the
Grand Rapids oogs to play a rsturn game
later ia the season at Chicago. saying that
the splendid treatment they had met with
In the Valley City should and must be re-
cipr0cated.
The C6icsgo team was csptsiued by Chas.
l.. shaw Mr. Robert Porter umpired.
The Grand Rapids team was eaptained by
David Forbes. Peter Doran, umpire. The
game opened up nicely in the first innings
bat the crease became bumpy and the balls
jumped high above the wickets.
The whole game was q very enjoyable
one snd very satisfactory 20 All concerned.
The Chicago bowlers displayed some very
fine playing and are jolly good fellows. The
chicago club il the BEST IN Chicago.
return game was promised them ~
Chicago some tine during the season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06
For Keuf--Roo9,ls. =.

IrOR RENT-THREE ROOMS. ARE CENTRAL
z ly located have the finest of furniture, and
are very pleasant at ali tines; none but first
class tenants need apply. Z. b. Brock. iSitfE
CoR RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT
L a very reasonable rate at GO CTescent-ave isS
I,OR RENT = TWO NICELY FURNISHED
v rooms. one with alcoye, new house. 2Sl
North IoDfsst I5 lSS
no RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room with modern eonveniences Call at 60
Bostwick-st. l5ttf
ISOE nRNT- FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
i either single or eR scite. Apply TO Room s9,
Powers Opera House block. Pearl-st- 226tt
I,OR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
il room at as RansoIn-st. lAtt
J,0R RKST-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
In suits of two or four rooms. With all modern
Improvements on CAnsl-st.. for Offices or light
Manufacturing purposes, also for lodging En-
qulre at once, No. - Canal-si., OF u. a BerEin.
Gar
EOR REST-FURNISHED ROOMS: STEAM
II heated; and furnished ToolEs for Light house
Keeping. Apply at room los. New houseman
block l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

tttLassst ~ tee ttNtzse&eaRN>&
CsLsDoNIA. July 5-The people Of this
villsge celebrated the Fourth A. it never has
been celebrated here before. AZ 81 early
hour the air was resounding With the crack
Of The omuipresent Ere cracker and people
were gathering in large numhers from tfe
surrounding eourtry. IN TIE forenoon Mr..
woodmsasee delivered \ splendid orstion
to = large audiences in the bowery adjoining
the Sosulding House He euiagiz-d the
soldiers of the Revolutionary war and SPOKE
of the many reasons Americans have for
honoFiag those Esiisat ssr0ss. In ths
afternoon the principal sttrsrtiop vas q
game at bal between q nine from Midiie-
vilie snd the horas team. The Aiddleviiie
bovs we're eested. although for TIE hrst half
81 sae gsnae he viceorv wss doubtless The
bcuse fesn lsid IL on hesvy a the sst in
nins. s viii se seen hy th. sus3otned
srcre.
Caie iorfs. ...-..-----1 Q SIS
- itfli ev.iie -......--.-.4 8 o.
The days procesdaxs we're wsaad up ~
q grand Bowsry dance, Which vas very
libersilr pssron sd By the erords Of youax
folks fro-n ailes around. Ia tke evening
taere ess a hne dlspisF 81 fireworks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

The snserisinment st this popular rsso-t
has without doubt eciipsea snv previous
eff,rs OF tae part sf msnss-r sa1i1h IN 60
serfnx for . retrors II ksprctaeiioe 81 se
sse . eoerie q of artists. First Of al. sod
f.r sarpsssiag sny Sd sessities ever rreesatsd
- . tsrand Rapids aetiensr. szd wha stsa 4
Esrsssoet N ta~ iesitisaste rsnxs 81 tke pro-
s.s~ists. arr tns Pe~~nsiii. 80 rs~sfs -
PARIS. IN tdrir uansiesi sntsrtsfnrIenf. -
sosaid se sen - - spprse,ssed. TIE cti,s
ss ~ eiaas. SO - etsrrsere q ~
fw,s t'asrneis = exfrensssg finnY 70
ta4 e. 3 b 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06
LEGAL. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition has this
" day been fled by The undersigned IN the
Circuit Court for the County of Kent and state Of
Michigan, and is now pending IN said court, for
the purpose of yacaiing portion OF the plat Of
BoyDton 4 Judds Lake Addition 10 the City OF
Grand Rapids, being plat OF portion Of section
g. Of Township No North, of range No. II
West according to the government survey. IN
the township OF Grand Rapids in said County Of
Kent and state of Aichigs1. surveyed and laid
ont for the proprirtors by ~ l.. Coifn bury. esq,
civil engineer and surveyor. on the lIth DAY Of
July 1sT2. and recorded iD the ofce OF the
Register Of Deeds OF said Corn'y OF Kent uron
said 27th OF July, 1872. al O'Clock - the lore
uoon, in plat book No. 2, &c Tage -. That Il h
proposed ~ alter said plat 0noer and by virtue
of the provisions of chapter - OF HoveIs
Annotated ststu'c- Of Michigan. and the amend
mengs thereto. by yacating al thsi part oi Barn.
ard street. laid down upon said plat which lies
between lot twenty-five (l5l UPON the Noftherly
side thereof and lossntneteen andtwenfy N9 snd
20l upon the southers sloe thereof. Thst the
matter of said petition win Be called up for hear
ing ON Monday, the 1sth day OF september, A. d.
las
Dated. Grand Rapids, Michigan. June a 1855.
The street Railway Company Q: Grand Rapids
SAMUEL MATHEk.
EDWARD ". vITHEY. Attorney for Petitioners.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06
KENT COUNTY BEEF! !!

That man JONES, corner of
Fourth-st. and Broadway,
keeps only frst-class Kent
County Beef, at prices. lower
than the trash called meat,
handled over and .over in
peddler's wagons, exposed to
dust and HES and unfit for
food. Everything In the meat
line at the lowest prices.
/ buy for Cash and will not
be undersold 10y anyone.
JONES, The BUTCHER,
Cor. Fourth-st. and Broadway.
Watch this Space for Quota
tions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

ylTANTED-LADIEs TO RKPRFsEST MANU-
W facturer in their locality; something new;
sells 10 every lady; no book business Address
for particulars, ChelalsI, box s. this olnco. lss
yUANTED-IoGAL OK TRAVELLING AGENTS
w for new specially. Fire Proof safes y. \.
sgent ordered carload FIRST week, y. J. agent
halt q carload, kich. csnvasser cleared Si0l
frst month, Buffalo dealer with bis other bud-
hess is clearing ylso per month on our specially.
Catalogue tree. Alpine safe Co., Cincinnati, o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

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taeas 49, - rek - IS Hsksasrsssa Tas~
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tns1 : ssssf ssEssfls Hsafe a<s 80 .
Es<6 za4 sr<Hes skse< 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

The somswhss ENORMOUSLY irsscibls
temrersnspt Of ToS Brtew must have
been excited sxsinss 4 London periodical
r>csnsly. The noted pianist hss aos net
with q very warm reception ia Eaglsnd
aud ihs PAGER m auession printed thu
following revision Of an old couplef:
Man wants bas Etsis Herr Bstow. aor
wsnts t6sr little ipn<r
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

satisfied With ia ticket aud plat
Eru. and both sre alike confident and
bcastfnL Dragging IS harmless sors Of
amusement which never w0a victory
and probably never wiz. yet Presiden-
thai campaign IN which istook no part
w0uld be - undressing 80 a circus
uitheut a clown.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06
snrKMAN cHfLLr.

I. is bot expecisd that JoHS SHkENAS
WI take an active part Ia the campaign
unlsss Il DO 20 excite bad blood sn the
Rspnblicsn party. His rainrs u not
gsnsrons enough 10 bury h;s own per-
sonai grievances oat of sizht and voFk
frr the party. Is IS stated that after q
trial Of Erspho2bous in one Of the COM
mitfss rooms OF the Senate recently Sem
stor SHxRMAS gave The little mschins
very faint praise. With scowl he said:
~Gocd enough machine. I suppose. bat l
don't see sny practical use For IL" Upon
invssfigstion is was fouHd that the in-
strument bad given cut these words:
~uurrahi Hurrshl Hurrsh FOR BEN.
HAsErsoS. lie IL daisy"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

Ir0g sALF- son.RR, ATlAs MAKE RE-
tnT sue gcrtst.e teiief. r't iiftie nsei sn3
n Al orssr. ApTg - Ctts~a-st. ~ sssfs. sf
oHte i%
f,OR sAIF-1HE EXfLrIF RIGHT To
A msaalsefure ard sci the lsefsfac 8e5l er
ffeaaef "a y lek esn. rTsFfnfs seAlcs ssve= fa-l
snd i seas dsusff of expios IN. Fr51ss ara
lsrre NJ cnpstai fei frzd - us1afasta=e Can
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osfd nlch. Is1
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froE asfEa STOCK eF nkf - sT 4Iff
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

CHkrSrrx n DzPsw, his wife ard son
sight gsass cid invariably spend the
Feurth on the Atlantic 0e-sn. May
women vili sn-y Ms. DREW. but there
- not an Amsric-a Boy who vii net
consider CasrScsx ". Dxrxw. II an CD
iecf - ne greatest PITY. No Grs crackers
sra allowed on shipbosra
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

The poorest American wife with g
faithful husband need not envy The new
Duchess % Marlhoroush. A man who
can use one wife "a shsmefglly a. the
pshs All his arss wife can bs trusted to
- IL ssms with second. unless she
~ besn wise enough 10 keep her money
y her ovn right and can ohtain decent
sreo<mpns BY Withholding his allowances II
r>csss>ry There win be little sympathy
~ sitber Of them. s;sher hers or In Eng
~, Rshay lesd css-sad-dog Iife.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

IsFrl 2. MesroS = N constant state
a sisSe. Every pstrsot in his psrsy has
~inslonsncer shieh 4 neeis nstesnr bet
sash ~ rake effsetnsL. Mr.. MoRrox hss
earrsl aud she pstriots Fan themselves
bv sb@ hoar sud n-ks he streets Snses--
sihie shile th~y ssit fsr hin to knoek
cut ths hsed
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06
Real Essate--Coantry

TOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
i acres, with frame house, one mile and a
quarter from Hali-st Apply al Mn J. q. Walk
ers. IL South Diyieion-st. l2sI
IyOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGTNG TO
l. the estate OF the late Daniel Schennerhorn.
one mile west of the cisy, fronting BridfesL IL
Is fne dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gar
dening. May be sold Ia from ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply TO Dr. Nhilworth. administrator, 1s2
Fourth st.. Grand Rapids, Mich. loHf
DoR sALE-PINE AND RID WOOD LANDS.
II good hrms and city property for sale cheap:
also money 10 loan. Call ~ Lovett block, Canal
st., opposite sweets Hotel. A. K Antisdel. 47tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

MANIFESTATIONS AZ BooKKEEPER
w or clerk BY Young man thr'e yeas expert
ence; speak German: best Of references Address
A b.. 6S2 Traverse City. lNl
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

DRY woop FoR QUICK Hot SUMNER
W fire. sgea rer o<yFd Cuttings Tor kindiine
q 50 Per soad totb delivered Phone 10. 81
e. X tene@r Works suneitf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

FURNITURE TACKED. MOvED AND STORED
by exrerieucei ue-krsea cheap a. Mrs. q
7 walkers second hsBc furniture dealer ~
so1ihfavisicn-sf. i1st
VukSFTTkE ETneKD. PACKED AND
naeved Frrert YeckefS sent on short notice
hy EssClla ( Holt III rcfth L4yIsson-si, tee
Ibons No sn Jea'y 8. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06
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CsAIFSNAN-rAE ADD A 1 LINE SMALL
- samples ore sgent esfued : 80, ofhers up
tos 20 in Iss6- 2. o. Box i97i. Sew York. zisf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06

4fctR W 8tefC8~ ~-4 Tffst@tts
IpANTED-A GIRL fOR = EN ERAL HOUSE
W Nerk. A b. Cole. a , Ransom sk lss
yUAAT ED-A GOOD H0usEKEEPER APPLY
w l. ". hoIoea. cor eEasmpI-sye- snd
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nTASTEO~G5r0D- COMPETENT GIRL II A
W falaiiy Of three st 30 Crescenlaye-s god
WsSez 70 god girl mole ofher need Apply. Ae
yVAATED-GfRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work and cooking ~ Jereno1-&Fe leS
yVASTED-GIRL F0R HoUsRwoRR- AP-
W ply y BcsgWiek-sf. II
AfAATED-3 sECOND GIkLs. ~ COOKS And
w lsuncncsses. I nurse EifS. kitchen and "a
dining nom alris IS general servsnts and al
kinds OF help tnr the North Ladies fsilors,
and Tower block. ~
llANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
" era house~ofk. Apply al iol Fountain 81
VVANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY DOWN
W town. good, competent giEl whoean cook:
good wages 70 one who : competent Apply %
Nm. Geo. !. ouimhy. - Rensom-st al once. issf
yUANTED-GIkL FoR GENERAL. HOUSE
w work, lss North Division - German or
swede preferred. lRlu
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-06
TFoncu To Loan.
Miscellaneous.

MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD REAL ESTATE
III in sums fson 500 to $500. A. Z. Antisdei.
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