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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Floode a. Terrell
Special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX Nov. 10 Tho county
Il flooded from The recent rains. Farm
ers seem to fear repetition ofiissf win
far
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
Deplorsb,s Ooudis,on OF Affirm,

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Nov. 19 Eve new
cases Of yellow fever were found here to.
day. Great destitution prevails here and
business is entirely suspended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20

tn, Sunday ga E1TE, s1.5o per year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-20
A MOTHERS STORY.
A Yisis 60 .hs Residences Of tbs Pa
rents OF ghc Wemsn VIE Shat
RsrrF KIrg.
Ehe Early Dsys of tina vom1n-Ths Eale
Ot Her 7eIf E6ucation snd Ct Ras
Il-EStod Marriage
THE MOTHER INTERVIEWED.

CLEVELAND, OHIo. Nov. 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
HUSBANDRY HINTS.

NEvEE Keep honey ia a cellar. A dry
room IS the place FOR It.
4 DAY gained in the spring VIII be Of
more vaiue ta&n The ideas caught ficatisg
around the stove in the village store.
PxAcH trecs should DC pruned as carly "a
possible. care being taken 70 cut OF shoots
close above a wood bGd and not blossom
bad
PURE water and variety Of wholesome
food regularly given, with comfortable
shelter snd kind treatment, are the best
prcvc1.ircs OF disease.
TuE man with clean stables and fields,
well housed cattle and implements. and who
has dollars for books out nos accnt for rum,
IL deslrabis debtor Bat be does not bor-
row often.
GALLs are rarely seen on the horses
strony salt water, beginning month before
tse sp-iaE p,owiag Ia warm weatacr Uso
sweat pads under toe co.arS
WBKS tree Is 10 De transplsnted never
leave moro branches than are wanted for
rsalus. four o. Ave st most. never grow >
mass Of unnecessary iirabs 70 BE- crowG1n T.
which Must bc cut cut afterward, much %
he s.iury of the tree. remove them from
the head AZ first
PrrpAnsriov Of the food "a a saving Of
laocr for the COW. and a saving OF food FOR
the owner Ihils. tac gram food should be
ground as aneiy "a possible, and being
nixrt uth tac cas- and raoistcncd fodder.
l. eaten With less excrti0n. and - digcsteG
with he greatest case
A LsRGr elen-at % success IL getting a
good ready with plans ala lad ont. with
every tool. lmnlcment. wagon. harness. etc.
la tho best ~ order apd new ones got on
hand where needed with zeOd seeds on
hand % all kinds 10 be usN7 and - the
besf varieties. weH cleaned ard well cared
scr
WINS strawberries are throwing out
runners the earth between the rows Should
- Kept VERY icose. and al the grass ana
weeds removed FROM around the old plants,
even II Il become necessary 10 hsad puL
hem ,ut. as he strawberry needs pieuty ci
moisture. cf which II IS deprived when ths
rows arc tfick VITA weeds.
SWEET pc-atecs hat are in tac least nlaa
neT affected ~ rot wil no1 zsep. and it = a
waste o. lanor - stt1zDt 70 Keep them 4
tsnpcratare rsr TirE eseween ssxfy ard sev
enfV degrees g carrcct. and oaly tho best
and snccthest potatoes slould Dc stored
II kept a srrcper pisce. where tae temper
atare - even tar1uE Ehout TIE water. is =
cry necessary 81 put ne pofzsoes IN dsui
barrels and 81 Seep them dry
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

NFzN @ SsEkS I RANE IolS NokTH
= s0sr AEE lrec a. an - = froF4 LSyetl
tsssk opposite SNeei Hcssl
xE-a Will Etf NICE lffIlE BO&k
NUs}U h<a p. a fFoa s<7ess CAR. A Nel
y saFt sf-ae a4let zo04 eel.=f &Ea cttsfa.
i.e1SE Ge@0 aas a t.s l&<slsE. u 80
oosa, "a 4els ~ .oaE tlaae a. a. oD~e -
a Szsler - 4EEaN&sk-
lHEAY HON Es-sIN HoISKs AND LOTS II
= kiKtA esIo ~ tFezl - % So sl>e vacant
% "a s&zas iocxHg A sosd Aolssc GGa ~ oB
folfkk - - 1l.c.& eG&A s1s cor ..
txi4nce o. cas- irfuas- More & " lis81. 24toE1es
leay4fo biaek H.
VFILI By or RfNf ~ AFkIL ~ GOOD
~ hoeS- ~ seven tie TDezts AuN eiSe
xs1 plihln ssQ mites u t1c siys p1e1sf Es.As
toSsfas beds LAEs Aaefsss J. boa 8 ths
esree
IOR skIE-A LARGE BRICK bNkLldAe
Z house on spTlEg ~. isr si.es1 Eeai fferas
C~sillrg bo0se Cn James - foE t@-3J3 sho A.
e. acre lam ia sparta to- y To- az on small
psyt1ents sEc reasonable terlas- r. A b-pptI
IOOm -. l.edy4rd block. ever Public Library
.3flf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

To thr QaaIfsd Hector Of NE C0ses'y o
Kent
Notice Is hereby vsz that TIE question
raise by lean b. s1m q one hun6rtd snd
Gly lh0ussus colin .er ne pl-Pw ~
erecting a Couf1 Haase VII te slsiGstteo 20
tse qualified eicc.en oi tie County q Kent
~ the sEDusl iowBshis raesiirgt thereof
and TIE ChGIref elee icn Of he CITY - Crane
Rspids 70 be he'd n s1if co01tf ~ tie hltt
NoDdayln n ? Bril. A. d 49,, - loza e ke pay
ahle a. foiURt End AZ rate n .1iercsi roi T.
eIoced five per crat prr unuuu 90 80 sums
remaining due and ghpaic Ca fhC hi.eenlh 1sy
January 81 efcf and every oay % VT
The sum ~ ten thousand oelsu payste or The
dfeeuth day ef January is.c
The SUM - twenty thousand 4olar payable on
the fiicfnfh cay Of lanufry 1891
The snm Of ten iboas~nd cslsrs pa able on The
trecuth ca ef lsuuafy. iss2
The suM ~ - cnfy tfclssad dsilsr psfstit or
he fifteenth Day OF JsEusfy. l>.a.
The sur Of Ten theufsDd c9fif~ payable on the
fifteenth day 81 January. is.t
Toe sUm af twenty thousand doBs1 psyshis ol
the fifteenth cay Of January. l,o
The sun o. JeR theusH . dollars pa Abe on fhc
ffeenth csY O. Jaruarr. ltH
The eum Of tWeEiy thous Dc dollar PAYABLE or
he 6fieentb CAV e. Jsnusrf. isr.
The kf.rl OF ten thuusard ecliais peFabs ou TIE
ffteeutE aay e 81 u4arY. lfft
The sus0 of twenty tnNnssBd dolsrs payable su
tie fneenth dey ~ jsnusry. lse
Dated februsrF - 50
Bs order q ne Board 81 eupersOn - Kent a.. T..
JACOB W NtLkFE
COSNELINk J.. HthNf4. thsifllin ~ board
Ciert o. Board.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
CRY SEws coNDkNsED

Cry Council msetiak tonight
EEsFy Iaizx sas qaies Ia Pelios C0uIt yes
tefday.
Mrs l. c Gilbert : sisiting friends IN
Detroit
Ass Lizzie Aarphy = sisluus frisocs n
spring L&k<
or Ryan 3 iu lansing attending lbe
eneaapmsEt Of tns G. a. X
Secure youF seats for "a q. Fields a 90 :
minssfel troop 81 the opera House sonishi.
The Board OF Public Works held lie resg-
a. meeting 10 The Ggy Hat yesterday sllsr-
noon
G. Clark OF Grand Rapids. was IN town
Yesterday and s0esg al he American
House.
c. W Hzs!sy. OF Chicago. was in town
on business yesterday. snd guest al the
Occidental
The Opera House orchestra has ssen en-
gagged for The annual bali Of the Butchers
Benevolent Association tonight.
+. II. SpEsgue. the Grand Haven lumber
usn. wss Ia town on business yesterday
and guest az the American House.
r. H. Tiffany, of the Auskrgon Car Com
paug, left iaes evening t0r lonis. where be
Viii spend he next week on business.
Charles o. smed.ey. OF Snediey & Irwin,
attorneys. .as ID town Oh irgsl business
Yesterday and guest al the Occidental.
A number OF Ihs local sports OF this city
Witnessed the spsrring contest between
Dick England. OF this city. and A. DsFoche
II Toledo. at North Ausksgon, last evening
Acelbert l. Wes,enhise. who has bean
aight clerk al the Occidental Hotel for the
uast three years will leave Ia = ieW days
for Mafcsllus. Mich, where be viii be
united IN marriage with Miss Adsiine
Esslsrbrook. OF that place. MT. Weston
hise has won q great many friends ia This
city, and the boys ali wish MIN happy
tourney through life.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

FrNxsv rswSEY, p. has lasiv who = q
ar8ndmcthcr s. the aze ~ tslrtv-two.
4 sfan ~ ~ Joseph. No. who a -nis
ssvs'rc rea~s cd has beer twice u,sr~is3
a-s .e the nother u twas
Ak Ans uan eHrals performed thc mar
r-s1e r--.rnorv f-r chii6 sic~rn rears cd
n Ssrslnz-on. sag. recently
Ar Matthew'S. y c. re~ensiv = z--i cf
s'r~eu years was r-srrtef. wlta tce -c-s-rV
- hcr motaer. Huaer tsp ccudlccn that ker
hfsnard s1oa,d kee7 Der a. schoos iv.
ycsrs
a rE1E lnVs1s.e wesidinz sook rlsce a.
Ffi~ross-it. il. a Pew dsTs sg5. 90 hga
e-ntrlffirE r1rf as ce-z ts~s.1 Marta soa
S-sCie Siiver-. ser1 fgreen ard shs-teco
-eazs resre<t4rev Ftc scr sr fhfre =
silaf re parents II oeth Boy snS xrI ooa-
ssusssl q lae n@rTizxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

After al ihs Pr.aes - Wslss pafronl-
2 AZ - J Hx L. SNLLIyss tns BRITISH
ksass = sflll slEh CHAzLEs AfscHzLt,
nd a8adz IS ~llh tEs British heart.
The IoroHto Aszrs says; ~ia0azh thls l.
= n9Fsi AMI religious e mna1ity, deeply
inbasd with charity 10 al Llsa, there are
sss n Il Eho Viii not regret tnsT Sir
8fE1hsLE sss ansuecs ssts' "a the al
tsm2t h. knoez TIA snoos 2 ~. SULLI-
49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

osT-N0NEY IOsT BY EVERYBODY THAT
Il has any cleaning II coi0riag % Re done IN
first class style ID tBey d7n't 20 u ne "Esg >
team Dye G0use." 30 q Canals. rs
r 0ST-BETYEFE MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
IL Detroit 4 Milwaukee depOts. q msttrsss
vsrsr,-ef IN q aieoe q CARPET. marked 1ith rane
~ FdwiB ChspTel Flnfsr vii peas. report ss
Inllrs hesd l.srttrk 7e
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
SALE 0F BONDS.

<~s-es =. - rsrrivefi ~ 80 Serre.srv ~
rhe ersr-s ~ Ef1rsti g - re rv ~ f7snd
rss. r. efra-a 30 = nesrist sd rfr srf5i
Tresfar N0rrn q ie>. 3 p II tT eeHf fFrT-
zs-s isrisr ~ ect1ei hc-sls So 1crlre1 - -
49,, 1-,-~efl ~ sa5t err fhs e@7-y sre u -
@.-- r r,ess. p - 0He ffsissz1f 81 So ea-r near
safe 8nss S<S sre s1f usfafe trTll 3 ss~<
texr-nz t-r CO. ezra nte-e<L cava-ae sauh
~ -ffa v sr-trss - - tta -rflcors sfsr-cz
rrs-.s-s~as sn1 interest rarsee A. - a1cs - -
f-~4v-r~p- ~ ssif Eozr1 81 zt-s-a7cri
= MILLS
s<ru<nrT
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
Business Personals.

UTAFTED- EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w We will furnish chairs and tables On shor
notice for parties Of any KIND. walkers Fur
niture store, South Division-st, opposite Livirg
stt,n's bloek 1st
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
ror observation-disclosures.

II YOU WANT TO BUY A STOCK or GEN
| erai mercbsndise or a ciotsing or hardware
6usfress. call or address National supply Co,
No. Pssri-s. -"
TOR sALE-GoOp ROAD or WORK HORSE
r for ssle. vii be sod Ckesp n s0ld imnnedis
ately. J. r. Hsman. lsCsHal-si. o.Ssi
TOR SALE -FxTRA NICE DRY KfNDIIEG-
I wool At fl.50 per Iosd delivered Grand
RaptoS Veneer 60. S{sti
WAIT To SILL Ny HORSE. PHAETON And
| harness very cheap iitsken so0a. John 4.
Hnrnan- IL Canal .3sN
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
#TtSrefi<gueoss<.


YfTENTxD-A FkVN COLoaE8 GREFB0f SD
" paEpy Address T 4. z box g csre Tee
srs-s rs-aif
VuANTEe-FTEBY BOY 10 KNOW THAT
" Sc esr.n-nr sid co.qri1g q errfs c'0ih lng
- fsssies- fre~ers s1sTIs creTaS - esc re
49, r'ac~ f. ffss cry 3 sce Page Sfeem Dvs
Esase. No = Csasi = lss
rYaSTFP-4 Goon AcTTVE ENTEE p3TsGss
W ma fr~o0e rsa r-rtorrrc sffh ec18s 81. ce
expexsance aas - - ~ easa ~ axe 9erkiaz
isterss. "a .stsb ssea csTilx hsIsinsss rare %
Porfsri,r ~ ne rsrll zsn- A11ress 3. oox 81
Ielsersr1 -tereif
V-tNTEp-T0 RrY HORSE THAT VIII
~ r.fre s+r-4s sf---- 81 fr-F~r f--s~e6
APPS a. Hs IS 81 Isl Birlssez e. "a -1l1sa
Fr7svTET-TwO co7IEs EsCH CF THE
~ Teste-srs-5@-slt - he 81 c~-g es1es
srxret - - 81 1srt~-- 5sr = 81 c5r
So r- 81 - 80 io- tae shr-t psfe~
~ ENFFn-aT 1Hls NfF7 81 Tna C0FTF1
- ~ tfss psrrr ~ trr Sowing a. frF
- - aia psv E5tTsag ~ tasse FsreT
a c%ce ~
Ifs r. ~ P'rsTR lTS-iE PATH. sTrR
rrsc-s srs rrsTen. s'egEzsy frs~ef p f-a1rs
~ .l.r r-srea ~ 81 81 - 81 s-rurr r~lc-r
~ g. sid EauAto1s Az 1serg. -a
Cal FsNES-FaT ADJ ffNF Nall.
sxrzxs~s GO sRerf es~7ef e. So otters -
esz a. - s<ss p . sex ~ Z See Fsrs Lsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
Unnted--T'o Re1lt.

JyTANTED-AT ONCE. HOUSE WITH SIX
w OF eight rooms. within mile OF this Once.
immediate possession, viii pay $l5O month
Luton & Dunton.
xITASTED-TO ItFNr BY APRIL d OR MAY /,
VI Iwant TO rert house OF or : looms, must
not he too far from business centre or else ness
street car line; only , IN family. chance 10 $,
os.ica T3ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

MRS < T. LOVEJCT Will GIVE LESSONS
VI in enifsr sr6 Bsnio F'syiag Frirsfely o.
IA fIssses csrrstsfs rsfho1 20 gultsr ard
natoars fe7 fsar. LefisTs ~ sprIics sons To-
fefvra 81 N-v LG4s5oy S sesrsraents Ig2 H0lfge~
Il frsr5 psrf1z Nsrn
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
For Rent--BusSness Places.

TO RENr-BOARDING HOUSES ONE BLOCK
\ from Post0fsce. Ward q Ward, corner Lyon
and Kent-s,s 26tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

rOrND-THkT THE EAGLE STEAM DTE
/ H0usa" 80. = Canai-st-. turns on. the best
work IN elsa8iag. dyciug and repairing Of q iet'
end ren;s' ccthirg GO there and c~nvinc
vourSelf 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
Furniture Stored.

RNITURE STORED, PACKED AND
+ moved Expert packers sent on short notice
Dy EadcliH 4 Holt, Ill routh Division s., tele-
rhopc No s91 Jsn'y 9. 'ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Tks EUL.k kef - liafs - AEg - Test "a kLssAas
eau - fouc.l ~ Gks43tAE tAe nssAi esE ~
soFGs - sSsez. Az ksxk4 ~ : hISs Ss.-Ats~2
ksaEs fsii l4zx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16


Heip Wanfesf--Wale.
WAfTEB-A FKa G.oD sALEs1KN TO
" laa-s sa Esfis - slig az eoe1lis sane
lAi-s ITs. f4llril a a. aui sac =. SA4Al e. .e
Reip Haatea--fcmdte.
NTANItD--s CHS Girls IS Girls CONE
~ a. oHce go. hones arc god "sser "ait
isg iorysl hoou toeef h-oek .
ulANTfD-iF InKFE COO PASTRY COOKS
~ genera rooEs f9f prii afe families. dining
% ~ ktr-s. q ehau 1rfsa4ld aHd 4 l4undre-s ~
al od.y 4 c.u sise y0a AZ sooi p-Aees ko~.n
y lo~fr llect. c
nANIED ~ NE MAT fIFTEkN GOOD
W general hoass sifls - all places Ia the best
isnl ies befs. good w4sts tcI1e sld see gif.s-
3i West hfiaEt st rooAl -
VAETED a COMPETENT GIRL AT IA
w iagrsve~t %
yVANTED-rIASo PiAYEk TO TRAvILs
w lady or gentleman Address Music. lie
south DiFlslon e. y
IVASTED-A GOOD GiRL FOR GENERAL
W ho-sewcrk- Apply a. once 70 ii' Madison
ave. -
WANTED - A COMPETENT WOMAN 10
w take care 81 children; ais0 tecold gin.
Apply al 40 O. Moth Laisyeltest s-H
Situations - bant>d--M0te.
WANTED - SITUATION 20 COLLECi iok
" Can give secuily. AddfeAs g. e y. box ?.
this 0ftce
IUASTED SITUATION As Filler AND FIT
w ter Of SAWS and Psning machinery. Twelve
years experience can give good references y fe
qu're0. Call On o. address J. C. a., 2Oi Otias a
81, Grand Rapids. Mich. %
VEANIED - POSITION WITH A GOOD
W house by an experienced travelling man
who D, well acquainted with Niehiean racei
first class references. Address X, to1 ., lhls
oInce. %
IEJANTED - SITUATION As COLLECTOR;
w can give security. address B., box ~
this oniCe. a.
IVAETED- SITUATION IN DRUG BUSINESS
w Qualifications. graduate Ia medicihe, Col
lese OF Physicians d Surgeon Chicago, stAie
University 81 aiebigsn, aud regis efed l1centi-
ate ia Pharmacy. Michigan. address y 1, "a.
D. 0ox 1. care TINS Olice- 80
yyTANrED-A SITUATION BY PHO1OD-
" raphcr, first class printer and genera MoIA
man; can give best OF rsfer noes ADDRESS W I.
Rippey. l62 Ciey-aye-, Muskegon, Mich. 20
VNTANTED = PERMANENT SITUATION As
w engineer, miiwright or foreman IN MIL or
fEctory; 20 wears experience as foreman and
engineer in 10 ills on the Saginaw river; can give
satisfactory references. Call or address James
hrmstrone care Noble & Co. city. 73tf
,stfuGtfOns Wdnted-Fehadic.
yVANrED-A SITUATION AS CASHIER OR
" assistant DookkeepeT by young lazy VINO Is
GOOD penmsn and has had some exiegisncts
1..leyram-Herald. 4 aft
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
AXE SHORE q MIcHIeAS SOUTHERN.

socsl freight leaves Grsnd Rspids 81 | o
n. Carrying passenger IS far as Kslszussca
rt5alns daily except Sunday.
7hrrnsh fifsete 70 Al oiBts snd brrthf tosleer~
sre coaches can be secured q; Union llckei Of1cs
e. Nonroe-st, and 81 DEPOT
A rlfT 80 y. A Gefelano
80 . = 1r11f
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

TOR SALE OR FNcHANGE FOX CITY
4 property, farm OF - acres. ieuf miles souin
OF Hal 81. inquire of Mason = frosl, lSs Cfanc-
vie ave ies
NOR sAIE-THE ROLLER PROCESS GRIsT
II hiil al Ednore, Mich Doing sooc Dusbess
end su decreasing trade. IAe proprietor kss
other bGslEess and m Ist sell EdGore Ia tsIit-
ing village OF lto. kas tso railroads and IA tkS
midst ofa growing country sosd chance for
the right man Call oz az address ID 0iohs.
fdnofe, Alch. >
NOR sAlE-PINR AND RED WOOD LANDS,
good fsrnk ana city properly for sale cheap,
also Issney 70 loan Call al LoVegt b.ock, Cana
Al opposite sweet Hotel. k AniisdeL 4lu
IaOR sALE-0OOD PROPERTY FOR SALE Al
Byron Centre good hotel and bar con-
nectec and good reasons for wanting - srils O.
dress Mrs Mary Adfsen Byfon Centre. Mich lu
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16


W g are ready and
willing ut all times 10
prove that the TELE-
GRAM HERALD has the
Largest Circulation of
any Michigan Daily
with the exception Of
those published IN
Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
Water Co|orFTescoeing.
Superior in OiI. in point Of Durability as
well "a Beauty.

resigus sud esfinsteS VIII be furnished, on AZ
piicsfou by TIC undersigned for artistic Interior
DECORATING competing IN price and beauty OF
fnish with Wallpaper decorations, bv q . usa OF
The perm aueut wster. c0toT Anti kaisoDiue'
We guarantee % d. this artistic and durable
decorating ~ 50 - produce tc tes Effects f0r the
sane amount o. money that i wonid cost 10 10
the same RON with ws,i-naper either n cheap
or 2. s5urate WORK AID the york l. guaranteed %
&c permanent All taat it vii never require tax
ing OF f0rs-knish the walls with The same OF any
rther fnisn
The ceiling of t6c new entrance 70 Power
WORK
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

tFt- y. NTNsof- tltJ Itcktt t-'llt.
nETR0IT. LANSING q NORTHERN-fGRsND
IL Rspsfs < saginaw Division All trains ar
Tfvs a. ard dedsrf from Union Depot
= m sm I've. Ar. . m. r m
40 20 Grand Rapids II = % -
$50 1is1 FseiDsw CITY 20 Sd
SOS UH Tsu sigidsw Ts t15
Z = .n Arr I've n. . n
M chskEe ard the shortest line between eTsud
Tref1s aad the saginaw
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
FOR Kent--TOo1ns.

NO RENT-TEN ROOMS OVER - SOUTH
| Divison.st.. near Monroe, second noor, suit
able for boarding house, or can b. DIVIDED INTO
two or more suites. Enquire OF Thos l. Wykes,
- south Divi.ion-st. .
NOR RENT-ROOM WITH STEADY POWER
i Tor light manufacturing. No. Peari-st Iiti
no KENT = TWO FRONT ROOMS, FUR
| nished. in suite or slng.e, with or without
board. Addrt IS III Bostwic&-st. 40
TOR RENT-FCRNIsHEO ROOMS TO RENT
+ in the Vinegar book. Enquire of L. ID:
Brock. Soti
NOR kEST-DE-IRABLE ROOM FOR TWO
4 gentlemen, with board. st 90 Bostvick-st. S{6tt
NOR kENT-FURNIsHEB ROOMS: STEAM
+ heated, and furnished rooms for light house.
keeping. Apply al room lVJ, New housemsa
block- lou
T1OP RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
1 either single or en- suite: steam heated; also
rooms .or light housekeeping. Apply at Room 20,
/ edyard lock, l0l Otiawa-s.- Zketi
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
FOR Rsglf--HOfiSeS

TOR RENT-A MODERN HOUSE or TEN
/ rooms furnished or unfurrished, on Inc o
railway. Enquire of A. S. White, 80 Oitaws-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

TDeiIy, cllhchy tkctFIcn FDHll!.
PASSENGERS issing the Detroit Express ~
n make direct connections for New York, Bos-
ton. and j points fsst
Through tickets 20 all points esst ard W 81.
ard seeping car berihs ean be secured st T. q.
H. AM Railroad city Office, Sweets Hotel. sBt
a. depot. c. r,.-,
GEo. p. REEVE. Iraf-c Manager, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

WANTED BoARnERs AT Isl BowEkY st
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

CURTAIN WILL RISE PROMPTLY AT ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

~Dally. Al Others daiIy eIcepf -uncsy-
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
bay Express and Grand Rapids Express TO and
uom Detroit.-Direct connections made at Detroit
with al through trains east-Tickets on sale AZ
Union Ticket once. 81 nonroe-st, and AT Union
depot
CHIs. II. NORRIS. Gen'l Agt e5 Monroe-st.
o. W. RUGGELs. q. Y. and A.. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
NOTICE.
A few frst claSs ship carpenters snd caulkers
wanted; WAGES q. IS Perdsy OF ten hours address
MILWAUKEE SHIP YARD CO.
Milwaukee. Wis.
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS d ISDIAHA-IS EFFECT
" O.cober 2 1887.
GOING NORTH.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02
NEWFANE.

One Sunday one of our citizens,
driven by the threatening sky, went
up on Newfane Hill for load Of
hay. In coming down he tossed the
vest of his new suit of clothes on to
the load and trudged homeward. On
arriving home and looking for the
garment, he found it gone-either in
the bottom of the hay-mow or whisk-
ed off the load by some troublesome
branch of a tree. We could sympa-
thize with him if the vest had been
gone forever, because a man should
follow that which conscience proclaims
his duty, whatever be the consequent
ces, but the vest was found on the
branch of that troublesome" tree.
The Worthy owner was therefore saw
ed the expense of buying another.
In the death of Henry johnson,
which occurred last Friday, after a
weeks illness, this community loses a
young man whose integrity of charac-
ter won the respect of all swho knew
him. The funeral took place Sunday,
the church being decorated for Child
ren's Sunday.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02
32 YEARS OF EXISTENCE.

The following clipped from the
Bennington Banner is deserved tri-
butte to the Londonderry Cornet
Band, that for 81 years has maintain
ed itself without the usual aid in the
way of instruments, music, or money
accorded such associations, but has,
standing upon its own merits, fought
its way up to position among the
first Bands of the state. We quote
from the Banner, as follows:
"The Londonderry Cornet Band has
had a continuous existence thirty
two years, if they survive until Sept
1888, which they are likely to do anc
for many more years to come. Among
their more noted historical events Il
the fact that but one death has oc
curerd in the Bands membership dur
ing the thirty-two years. The per
sonnet of the Band has changed :
good deal, but many of the origina
members remain. This record il
hard to beat"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-08-02
The Big Dual Show.

Everybody Eager for Forepa"gh an"
the "wild West" show.
No local event of recent years in
the amusement line has attracted so
much attention or has been more talk
ed of than the long anticipated coming
of the great Forepaugh and ''Wild
West" shows, which exhibit in all
their ''unapproachable and unabridg-
ed entirety at Bellows Falls, on
Saturday next, and at Brattleboro,
Aug. 9th. The public pulse beats
high with expectancy, and curiosity
is wildly eager. Already hotel and
restaurant men are preparing for the
hungry crowds that the glittering
street pageant, which proceeds the
opening performance, will draw to
the city. In every respect it will be
gala day, and one long to be remem-
bered.
A circus with the Forepaugh brand
has come to be recognized as first
class in every respect, and the repu-
tation of the great Snowman alone
would make it successful. Adam
Forepaugh is not, however, content
to rest on his laurels, and this season
marks new era of added splendor to
his record as a manager. From crit
les everywhere, comes the same ex-
preston, st is the greatest and
gral dest show ever put on the road"
The leading papers of every city
where the show has exhibited are en-
thusiastic in their praise of its novel,
numerous and often remarkable fea-
lures.
Such unanimity of commentator
must mean something more than the
mere cilcus bills can express. A
well-krown gentleman of this city
who saw the opening performance OF
the great combined shows in Phila'
delphia, says of it: "There is jus,
this to be said about the Forepaugh
show this season-no other circus IN
the world has trapeze-leaping pony
no other show can exhibit SO many
elephants, or any that are so well
trained no other circus has "Wild
West" exhibition, withgenuine Sioux
Indians.S scouts and cowboys; there
is no DIR! Carver except the Carvei
with the Forepaugh "Wild West
and no rider in the world can equa
Adam Forepaugh, Jr.'s thrilling
thirty-horse bareback act" This is
strong praise, but it is eminently safe
to endorse it.