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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

ifAklff kfFokN IaaN AfAN FREE
i tt13e, nt iott ~ 49, esc1 leNE ena
nsisissr a. elasft< III eiillasi ertSl ssz< uexn
kt~so Ea6lse< saf tA< ialnliue uaAA T. y
ffes IA Losei elock oIg~,slls saeei telel
n AoG Want 10 flA a H0lSE AND LOT.
4 CEnifaliE ls3xtea . = hsFf4.n oali na d n
Frt-R : feser bioCs -
Iaak sAi.f- -foT4kOt ASn CoRStR LOT
II Assltb ave Nne NaclsoH--t 81 Fs.sifinass
lo1t = esct anU spA sft6 Us Nkstsgsi.st saa
toiiegsSFe ? ( Ulcatt a C@l4s ~ he<so
~
IsoR sAlE-HOrSF AND lot 81 f0KEsT-
Il st tseeo ecliaf % 81 barn And ckoeleu
vel struci shaded hls .lse "a tbe pne1alse8
n n ksis1 S4li.h l1
IF Aol rAsIRf To IL RrHASf a0Tsfs
| sHo ioss o. ysc&ni iets ia Hns lari of fhf cilk
yoD cat sste good naacS - eating "a
\ Aniisao. loseti hloek ~
IoK eAI.k- -Huioi AM luq OA ClANcy-
II A., oae nn l&ist sisest. ons en 1ayiSi.k k1
neaf stress can iisers property iof sale ef %
q Aiso pfOlelfs "a olilcI i.eIp ci ilie s1f f0f
s&.e }. is, -, lt ald b f'ainneld eve flef
pOk kkIF-HOIsE ANp lCTS VACANT
II ists sno ia'lalt sosHs ehoics tsrEsua 81 - ken
ooE haghes 1homss a. sHc 81. heN
hossensg hlack sat
HOUSE,. LOIS And FARMS F0k SAlN
III cfcsF a. ifr. eeub.era cuban hlock,
csfneI oi Monroe AOa iiiVlsluE sis eAi
rok sgiF-A lARGf BRICK DWELLING
kouse On sprinG 81. iiI Sstssi 4 neal f4lae
cseilinf house a Janiessl. ioI q SOC ane <n
tt acre isrn IN sFars So 81 zoo az "a s3sE
TsyHeua ane reasonable ttIs1s o A. iiapF<I.
HON Ia isctsfo biock SFs ft1af LiiasIs,
2sIlf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

CErcIeo. Sept 4.-Chsirmsn Henry c.
Pay ne. of the Wisconsin Republican State
Committee. got in from New York this
morning aud lett at o'clock for home.
the outlook Is bright in the East" said
he particular in New York. Our people
are confident but there is desperate lighting
shesd. with the chsncss in our favor. In
ny Own Ttste everything In going our vsy.
but We will hsve good spesssrs 10 aid us in
pilinx up TIE majority. TIE labor vote is
coming our way bat the Democrats hope
to plscste the workingmen by iDdersing
Smith and Dominsting Morgan"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

CIscSsATI. O.. Sept. +.--Judgs Sage, OF
the United States Court, has decided in the
case Of the Fsrmsrs' and M~chsnics' Bank
Of Fairmont. Ind. which had deposited .
note for S. 30 in the Fidelity National
Bsak and eser given credit for $1,000. and
had drawa szsinSs II 10 the sum Of about
81 900 sefors ths Fidelity passed into The
receivers hsad. that il cannot nov take its
nots from tas receiver by paying the sur
checked out bus must psy the Bots and
take It's Place snopg the creditors and get
wastsver dividend nssy - declared.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

CHICAGO. Sept. 4-Dr. Gray, of Pal
autka, Fla the surgeon of one of the
Florida railroads, called at the Health
Office today to get his baggage
out of the fumigator's hands. He
said that yellow fever would reach st. Au-
gustine without doubt in . few days, and in
bis opinion 1t would spread throughout the
entire South. He had no hope. of q cesss-
ton OF the plagls until frost came in No
yember
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

NV Yosx. Sept. A special from Cam
den, Ne, says A fire broke out 10 the
basement Of the Mountain View House. II
vas soon under control and slight damage
vss done Mrs. Amanda Miles, Of Boston,
who vss spending tss season there. died
from sn ATTACK of heart disease brought on
By fright She vas ia the house 1t the
tine the Ere broke out Her relatives live
N Rhode Issod
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

Wv IoRk. sept Jack kcAnhfe saS
BLY, Dscey signed articles today for .
match for SIC 90 and tss lishtveight
championship. T1ey srs % meet ~ la
pous6s an ~se<s RON date. within 30
mics ef this city Johaay Harris siH trsin
AcAaiiff. sad treorx. n oaag VII men Ter
nsrev
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK fOR A
w small family Apply today 20 kn- A.
Sean, ~ south F.OsDsel.st 81
VlANTED- -sHIRTMAKEks AT CARpiNER
W q bSxtefs 80
llANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w honserork Apply a. - second-st 2sl
IlAATkD-AG1RL TO DO oHNERAL HOUSE
W work. German or sweae preferred Apply
Jas Madison ave .ss
lNaNTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
w eral hocsewoFk az 30 south Lafayette st
90
WANIED-TWENTY GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w hoaseNoTk, cooks. secOnd giris- women
nurses, cininfrooin gtris a. oDce. Rooms ~ aud
le ledsHro book, oilsua st., sccond stairway
from fehri-si; Once hourx from : . m, 20 $50
p IA. Employment Exchsngs 2s6if
yVANJED-StwfN6 GIRLS AND ALL on n FRS
" wishing o. learn the keiiogg French tailor
system % dress 90 tlns 10 call OF address School
Of Drcss Cutting, ~ Charles -sL 2s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

CsTcAso. Sept. 4-Ths report has OBJ
tanned earreaey Ia the Governnsnt build
ing that Postmaster Judd has rendered bis
rssignstion 70 Postmsster.Gensrsl Dickin-
son The Affairs Of the Chicago posto rtics
have become so demoralizsd and involved,
and its general administration has been 50
deplorsbly inefficient during the past two
years. that the intsrposition of the Presi-
dent becams i'm operative.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

FsrSxo. Cal. sept. At = meeting of
citizens and business men at this place last
night vhich il the home Of Judge David
:. Terry. Who rss arrested yesterday fo-
contemDt Of ths nitsd States Circuit
Cosrt. resolutions wsrs adopted expressing
sympathy for him IN his misfortans and
isndering their services 70 sifsct ala aonor-
sole reieass from confinement
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

NEw YosS. Sept 4-Foglo~i1g is the Of
fetal ststsmeut Of the visible supply Of
grain in store and saost on September |,
a. furnished by the Produce Exchange:
Wheat. - 80 S73 bushels-iacresse. 26gs .
II. corn. : tas s47 bushels-i1cr-sse. s74.-
$50 cats, 5T2 s72 bushels-incrssse. rs. :
t02. rye. 2s7573 bushels-incrsss.. 1851:
barley. -. 40 sushels-decrszss. 52.745
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 4.-The steamer
City of Rio d Jsnerio arrived today from
Hong Kong and Yokohama From Japan
comes the news that at Tokushing. town
Of Ava provinces. a storm occurred on the
night Of the 4th ultmo and continued raging
on the 5th. In Asyossgori an inundstion
ras caused By which $50 houses were
destroyed and forty six persons drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
A Plot fa Break Jan.

MARSHALL Sept. 4.-Sherifi Barber 10
possessed of Information that 1t was the
intention of Frank Mead and Fred Lewis,
the two escaped prisoners, to perfect the
release of twenty -four prisoners BY stealing
ths keys from the sherifs during the
night, but the iron door was locked. They
did not pass the night in the corridor as
supposed. but slipped out and went up
stairs while the sheriff was engaged IL clos
ing the corridor windows Friday evening.
1t was the plot of many days figuring and
Was deem laid
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

TIE dry eoods store of Vsizf, Hsrpoi-
shesmsr 4 Co wss ciossd Yesterday after
aoon - eciock. az ssoat sfEy of he
sznpisv-s rrrt q Reds Isks. Were tbsy
BAD spiendia the ~irrinx. dsseiaz. ere
an1l = ~s tine % rsssrn 20 the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

UAFTFD-7O B0EB0T az Pr SIX Or
w twel~e psa1fbs gro s<cufl1g. hoores p.
p boz asfs JeleT-sn -hefsic -
EfRs p NsXfH 9ezIsTED 81 Mss
- Eeae frsE ing fror soo0el snf tat Al
tioge f'sznfinf s0f FerrrsttgTe - NVs1es
p zsnaersr F~5dsT SO -S-1r1sr toseu11Tls
~ ereyf e5ae or sat1T1sT froFn = =. r. IN
r,sastr ssr~k rse1e1Inx ft Icy snd dfeefnr
Fae~fe feu r. tres Henf aflo EIernt -
s-saftr "a n r16aT. = efEsee1eT src flrsT
s,a.rfstss Fe~ r~i~es cal e. Stefclo o~ef Fo1rfn
Errsans psnk oorneY Cers szf Iyon SIS 20
49, r 80 80 10 YFET ~ EJTF
~ rssr.erozn - sers e~e-y 6s7. Fa2s Ei5-
Sc snc Iorer lsDex -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

RsLKTeH, n. C.. Sept. 4.-Yesierdsy morn
ing Henry Tanner. John Tanner and
Alepzo Smith. all colored. we're taken from
the jail a. Oxford and banged by . crov of
from seventy FIVE to loo rnssksd men. black
and vhits- The Tsnners were chsrgsd
With the murder Of q negro and smith with
barxiarv
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

UANTED- A FIRST class
w sd3usief krd mac hinie aHu I've hnst cas-
cans aSsing "a .cSaaoH ief ely sAC 0ounirs tfaae
ppis IA ferso< 9th references sslarg and COM
"a lss iou paid tAe right parties tht safef AsNu-
fscluflng Company. "a North Division e., Ciis.
tlANTKD-AN fNDJ1 TRIOCs NAN or
w women, seven hours day STEADY empey.
ne1f until January gS9d pay. Enquire koonl
81 Porter bioek Dsision stree entrance ~
NfAN1ED-l.S Soc MIN AND 20s TfAMS TO
w work on Central Michigan str0ad al
fTeepoft Michigan commencing Aususl e leNe
J. " hoyBi0B President 2s0u
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

BvFFsEo. \. T.. sept 4.-Hoa. J. G.
C. PsTn-. Of Cevington. Wyouai NJ ceunty.
coFnr7 tsei snicide yesterday hy shooting
n mseif 10 The BEAD He rss q menaber AZ
the Assembly fron WyoDlng cou1tF sew
ersi vears sx3- He asd suffered from nsn-
tsl trauo.- f8F three years pss1
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
A Hnnihla Death

Brazil. Ind, Sept 4.--Ssmusl Wheeler.
aged is years, met with q terrible death
near Stauntou. four piles vest Of this city.
hay. In sliding OF q wagon loaded with
bay he vas impsIed on the broken. ragged
end Of pitchfork hsrdle. He lived but
about al hoor. dying in great sgony.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
IMPORTANT.

We desire to call the at
tention OF the entire public
on Grand Rapids, the coun-
try and outlying towns, to
our full-page advertise
ment which viii appear in
our daily papers Of sunday,
September 2. Information
will he CLEANED which per-
haps will he of great seTy-
ice to you in your Fall and
Winter purchases.
Our great undeT-cost Sat
urday night sales. always a
prime feature of our bHsi-
ness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

Nv HkvsS. Ct.Sspt 4--laAigs IaEsa a
Morris q Ns~ Hsv N. nss besn ncni-
ns1es for Gsverx0r - - n@wocrars.
fsr Lien ensnt Governor. Senator kirks.as
a >ewiazfor- Secr>sxTv * Ss.te Hn~r
1.>~sss s>~< Treasurer. Isnss - nnxskAL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

CeEUxsUe. o Sept 4-Jadgs Thurmsa
.nd party isfl sr Ne~ York At SO this
sVsnias, svsr rse Psnasyssn3s Rad. Thsv
~iil arrive in Ns~ York - Q cock tonor-
r0s afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

nor sALE-THF PAM EEoN6lNc 10
Il the estate ol tue ifie iisnlsl Sciserneriiorll.
Ont uilf Ns<i ~ ihe a. i fronting triofs'kL IL
u q the oairs farm. ~ ioI Suu raising and fsl-
oenlng. MAJ - sole in from zen a. thifty scrs
iclA Apply 10 ilr niixorfb adnisssuslof Ia
Fourth si oEsnd ksflas Alch. i0Af
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

Asset Pessuts ss sdisor. = writing hirory
Of Rcne . re nid6e srss Fsric1lsr 81
ssnsio1 rtil - pad % ths Ssr.sa 81 Greg
81 ~ Gres<
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
Fatal Accident at Grant, Mich.

GRANT, Mich, Sept 4.-The jointer ex-
ploded in the shingle mill here yesterday,
instantly killing Thomas James. He leaves
an aged mother whose only support he was.
This is the second son Mrs. James has lost
here, and her reason il affected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

fhs ssnseeF ~ assss An s1s -sssrssss passs
cas- he tsaaa by eisiasns tks Asnbsr sf
wsras ~ ssssa Ass pert sf = lins ooa1ssa
sss f.slf liDs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
Dress Goods

A lot of all wool Stripes and
Mixtures, 40.in. wide, worth
anywhere 75c; our price Csc.
We have on our counters a
small line, 36-in. Mixed Dress
Goods at 25c per yard. To
Absolutely Close 1000 yds. of
a very excellent line of Dress
Fabrics at l25c, worth double
the price we ask. This price
will close the entire line.
Ladies' Vests.
About 90 dozen Ladies'
Sleeveless Lisle Vests at lS,cts.
each.
COrSetS.
One lot French Woven I'M
ported Corsets, colored and
white, all sizes, at only 20 cts.
Mems Balbriggan
Vests and Drawers.
10 doz. left on our counters;
good value for $l.25; our price
to close 20 cts.
ParasOlS.
2S only in stock. Take your
choice for 81; worth three
and four times the price we
ask you.
Wash Goods.
Summer Lawns, everything
left in stock, reduced to close,
5 cts. per yard.
Persian Lawns, Lace Zeph-
yrs and Jubilee Stripes, al
most at your own figure.
ChaIlieS.
Every piece of Challie dress
fabric left in stock below the
cost to manufacture.
Dotted and Figured
Swiss.
Our sales in this class of
goods this season have been
wonderful. We have, all told.
perhaps 300 yds.. ranging in
price from 80 to 75c. We will
sell one yard or the whole lot
at II cents per yard.
Linens.
Remnants of Table Linen,
cut Napkins and odd Towels
greatly reduced IN price to
clear the counters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

fW DNf<~~N ~~Ntrfstt0N<rH< W
I>oR sALF-CEElF. oSF THREE srETSc
H light ~eeo7 , liehf vsgon with fs,le snf
q lis butehers delivery car s3 iu.eDoe TeFsir
also ness "a, ice boz sBd Other Dirlrbef tools
Inquire e. Ne - Te~sf block -
(ssPsleS BsDsEs. BROoNs, FTf,. Lang
Y a co iection in TIE state efsecis' fTioer -
ftuR sls3 rufAef eitfnpE, efsDeiif sesit boGse
nunfberk. DOR rlsfss stc.. sna bes1qusriev sof
rubhef vesfbsf strspz J BnIisr8- Pesd.s
~
IsOp SAB -LFAsF tSD FrKFfTTRE OF
4 nIfsf nicely furnished rD0sns o. sseund foor
for ssts ~ essy pETuents rsrf p~f rnnrth
furniture new eegs1f ard complete, satisfactory
ressor for selling Ca o. sf6repx Belie Nilief
- Nesson sail5inf,1 II cshsia 2e4f
Lyok stLE-7HE FTfEI1TRf AND IFAsF
Y - eshf rDDu1s. oeur-siy iooe1ed. AT -
=. = " Tor :. 1siexrsnn Herald 70
LOB sALE-THE FtBEfTrRF lFD ffx
\ torres ~ bosrd rs house dofnE Ryod riss
RES rs iuf from - - = yegglar hasr1ers WI
- ss'6 - b<-gsi1 a. proprietor wishes - tetFt
tss city Eretfi-e a. a Eent-s 15la
Tor ssfF - fF EsTTKF oTTTT7 OF
nsrffnery fsr f-ss risst Laundry, siss
ST horse Fcy~er erFirEe fos fertie1 an sslqlffs
81 = A hersin. NJ = Gems - ibft
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

Bits Enssn~is~rs G~s-rsf Hsrrtssn's
ANtTsl ~ tsdisnspssis


A~tTsl 81 Indianapolis
fxr1Avtr>tfs. Sept t-General Harri-
sons Indians camnsign VS. formally IN
suxurstei hsdsY. From the moment that
the train sesriag the Espnhican NOMINEES
erossei the Ohio bardsr. his pefsoual can
-ass Of tle stare bsd commenced. lis
Esieone aowe ton iEht vas one af ghica
evsn crr1uering be-n might vzil hsvs
bsen rronr. from Ear outside ~ city
limits unfa tie niou depot had bren
rsschei 81 o'c'ock ne1 snst woruen we're
s,retc1et ia Al almost uaoy0xen iine slone
tae track AMI i1e ar ~ss Ted wfth hnxzss
When he ioConntave rsfne % = fIi stop
ansfer the iron ROOT = mighty shonf of sel-
enne oUrst forth fnfa ten thensaod
throris snl amidst the booming II csnneo.
TIE hrnz 81 srnS. snd tbs music 81 q
scnFe a. 5aais the Republican ntsrs5as.
and his Better haf ~ers escorted Z, their
heHne. &tevsry staten 1stwsen e. Wavne
sna I1disnercn< fhe platforms ~sr.
csrzes sn1 thrrs cheers Esrs xsveu - ne
iFsln esesed ny Saort stops xsre nsae A.
Huntington. Peru. kckano sad ofher
rclrtS md BE- generally spake 5ris-iv fforn
ne cssr rsf-,ru 81 The car Hrs remark.
IA ssch fasfs1ce ve7e ~ tie main a rrce-
ailon ~ the sftiress a. r. WaVae
ee~ssIi ssr Gc~>rror - New ssrnpsAi-.
CoEcesB y ~. seek. A--The Rsrzhlieza
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
AGENTS ~ dnfed.

A GENTS wANTED-LADIEs OR ~NTIf.
a men Of good address, for CITY Nr oa-try
trade parilC dars tree. Call or sdduOss Agents
supply Company. No feari-st 2zai
WANTED-AGENTs. RELIABLE MIN OR
w women 10 engage IN something new: sample
free Room 20, Tower block IS
WANTED-LINE ENERGETIC LADIES AND
w gentlemen 20 handle our goods on salary or
CONN. ission. Call al once. OF address National
Silver Plate and Novelty Company, Grand Rapids
Mich, Room Il, Leoysrd block. third stairway
from feari-st. 2ol
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

wsll s@leef<s sn6 isofrtt wi rirf tnt ptfrch<><
ps-nssa4 btsssle ssl1 Fref2 ~. ~ sel >
Xesrr4 fre< 81 fl1e f~srnrr - buffcEsvt nH
ffs tDlor borieTsff i1 psffets - - - scf<
F1~e sf-r-x 1fLrryoH errleEs rErt enc FreeE hes0
f<sre<heT fn- ssie - rsEa ~ nt4f~ rTIcee
81 -EflE ls<4F
s,v, furuirr ~ 2 HORTyE. Hossenss
tserf 7eispnane g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

Tor HffH--HOOUt>.
COR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM. WITHOUT
i ard, 10. 95 North Coleee-sye Inquire
from 10 a m 25i
TOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS.
i with closet with or without board. iSe North
Division ST. near posto1ice- 30
COR kENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
4 room. Enquire sf lgs North Diyision-st 254
COR REST-FTRNIsHED ROOMS. STEAM
keeping. Apply ~ room l05. new H0usemap
block- Dec isff
CoR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT Rooms
II either single OF en- suite. Apply 10 Room a.
Powers Op "a House block. Pearl-st 22t3
Tor RFNT- TIE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
j IN suits Of twc OF iour rooms. with al modern
in proven'e-k ON Csnslst. for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging In
euire at oDct, No "a Csnslst.. OF 6. A Eco in.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05


Happiness in boy L. cont6eiOus ~ y0ur b.
u a little fellow. you Chnuel pleasf BIN teif.
than By Fetting nnH a lItlp BANNER apd "a
wire nails Ne have jGsi the sssoft tmctl pat
fu q tin box aboii sos Lsis Of different ria
Just shsi Older people vii Ind eKirelae|y usef
IL he T. iarge eBopgh a. sppIeciste so1s n
better then pounding nails rel him = slstsii a.
chest We have several kinda mum 10
thing with q dozen ioois - oae "a
has everything he NanU aud 20
practical tools too. AL tbsi ar need
aDoul The house You ~iil be sufprisef a. :
how quickly be viii lcau a. usf ihem en- h.
many hitie iOie about re house Ia can O.
besides having constant source ~ pleasure
hui II suu want Ia ace tie happiesi suy Ia 9
Whole CITY. GET him Hf seH. There % son
iblnF ab0ut scroll kseinf that faseinstes eve
boy isuc gifi Too ana b. modem ssfrt3ii nsN 4
msrfel OF ingenuity AZ euihus.astlc boy
MAKE hif macliae rsy iof nself Ia . shon ia
The '.Coingsufuu fsW h tbe outcome II q
Festions made hy the pUbiisher- 81 ths "4or,
Companion a. meet the re tifem meats ~ ~
OF their Subscribers and itt reception has wei
paid the erpcflme Il combines q prsc-s
turning lathe. 81 iHcb bed iuct selDf, rs
table, automatic dust blower. chifeis songs z
Tbs if The Only ore ~ sfversi ysretief aud
can suii you both Ia prcs aud quality.
Foster, Stevens ( Co
10 and IL moBr"s-ss.. 80. s.. 81. 80
al Louis-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
REAL ESTATE SALES.


Tie falio-Sss = . Ass - tse zssrrisgs
i.o....s i~1s6 ssocs lsss psslisssd VITA
ths rsns.. r-~s5-nce -hsz eutss3s tss citvl
snd 49, of the psrtiex
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

UAETED-sITUATIok By YOUNG MAN
w for once work or geuerxl coFrres D. ndent.
three yesrs experience, beat of references given
Address W. Allen, No ~ Loomis-st. Chicago
H. 14g
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
Udnfed-Boarders.
For Reuf--Roo1ss.

poARDERs WANTED AT $50 OTTAWA ST.
ID terms reasonable -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

uENITUEF ETORFD. PACKED AND
i moved FJperf Tsckert sent on shor1 notice
h. Esdclif 4 Holt IL roDth Divisions. ite-
phone No. 40. Jsu'y 8, -
IrTRNITIR RI PACEFD. MoFED AND sTOEfD
Il ~ exrerfeneed v0rknen cheap o. Mr. q
J. Va b er'f sroond hand furniture dealer. ~
south f1v sioo-s. i1ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

UlHTED-FURSfsHED OR rrNFURgTsHFD
w rooms In private family. without board by
gentleman. besi and light 'Tss 70 be furnished.
Would like sic ping room. with sitting room
sDd clothes press. slso Of hath noon must lie
centrally located. address st once with terms.
20 +. care Morton House. $50
yTANTED-sJITEO OF Rooms MAR COEHER
W q south Divisions and Fifih ave. IN.
Quire No. 80 south Divitionft Isl
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

7 oeT-ON SUNDAY. IoCKFT REeTKBLIEG
L. ssfe with portrait r ehfd inside Lave sf
Nesfberiy Pnlfe - Tesfi-sf-, snd gef reward
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

Furaaure stored.

THAT YOT can Buy CITY RIAL ESTATE
j ct urhesrd of prices cf A. y. krtlsdel ?
Jovet block, opposite sveefs Hotel Hp
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
For Reuf--R0sfses.

TOR REHT-BoARDING HOUSE IN GOOD
i location Enquire OF Mn. Samuel Miller. a.
West Bridge-st -
CoR REST-HousEs- A s WHITE - OF
II tawsst 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

so~ssli ssr Gc~error - New sss,spshi-.
CcScesp y n. Sep< k--The RspzbEesa
Sac c1n rspiIcn tcstz~ acrninsses r~ss<z
- snsssli, sf AnsE@ n. So so~x.4
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

COR RENT-oTE-HALF OF THE STORE
L No. q csnal+t- Tof particulars enquire o'
c. A Herwip lazi.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05

rooD ROOMS AND BOARD AT ~ SOUTH
VI llFlslons st Apply Al once -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-05
Dotted and Figured
Swiss.
Linens.

Remnants of Table Linen,
cut Napkins and odd Towels
greatly reduced IN price to
clear the cOunters
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15
The YOUNG PEOPLE.

"You don't mean 90 say that you under
stand French, Tommy "Oh, yes, | do.
Whom ma and pm speak French at tea, I
know Inn CD have "a powder New York
Commercial Advertiser
Johnnie Mamma, why do they call minis
tiers docfor.' Mo'hor-l cant tell. Johnnie.
johnnie Perhaps its because they're the
pillars Of the church, mamma. -Yonkers
Statesman.
A little child in one Of Albany's public
schools was rehuhcd the other day for using
a slang expression and excused herself 10y re
plying. "Wcl, my brother brought that
into the house The teacher said. Your
brother ought 10 bc moro careful Of his
lnnrua-c" "Oh, said the little one apollo
gctcallv. "you know You can't stop boys
from bringing slang into the house. Can
youf Albany Journal.
4 little pucilistic cousin. who persisted in
running in and out, despite the fact Of his
having "a heavy cold, was rcproyod by me
said "Thr first thing Won know you'll be
taken out 10 the cemetery. Il don't care"
he replied, with the utmost nonchalance; Il
would like aIidc, and. anyway, ho added,
81 could live up I'M heaven a littlo play
u1to sail eagerly "Oh. my two brothers
Dis up t.rc~ They are, are thcyF my
cousin -a.d dorroIy; ''wcl You just wait till
I got tAorr. and IN sma-h their noser-
Philadelphia Record.
Philip 5yoar old, is proud Of bis stand
ing t school "Wcu,' SAID his uncle, who
had heard the boy speak rather delightfully."-
about DIS school trumphs "what is your
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

First Baker -Justo opening ! see ! suppose
y0u v..l john the bakers trust.
Second Baker, have uo use for trust,
Sir
"Ah. ha' / thought So You intend to
cu--..- in prices. Wen just show you, sir,
that"
81 hayeuo intention of cutting under in
prices ] shall charge tho fun market rates,
whatever they are.
"Ehr
Il expect. sir, TO gain custom by thesupe-
rior axccilenco of my bread
First Baker ,sprnging for the door and
dashing into the street. Heaven preserve US.
What an escape He's mad mad as q March
hare Omaha World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

4 magazine writer says that japanese art
ia declining. Any one who has seen the aver
age japanese oil painting will not DO sur
plised long haired and wild looking
female, foarfulIy and wonderfully mado,
jumping a half mile into space and grabbing
a mud hen by the OFF hind leg, appears 10 DO
tho favorite motif in japanese art.-Norris-
toyt-n Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

"You ought not TO have punished the boy
so severely he said rcproyingly to the
woman. Tho dog belongs 10 neighbOr,
and, besides, tying a kettle TO dogs tail is
not such a wicked thing for a boy TO do.'
"The kettle belongs 20 me- said the
woman. still mad-New York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

"Wo have heard a great deal about the
reckless extravaganza Of the far west says
The Chicago Times, but we cannot 90 quito
50 far as 20 believe the yarn that there IS a
hotel in Deadwood where they change the
napkins every time they change proprie-
tors ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

Wife, am sure, John, that burglars at
tempted to enter the house last night.
Husband-You don't say sol What do you
s'pose frightened them oifi
Wfe-I think it must have been your snor-
ing -Epoch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

A Georgia farmer says 81 find sweet
Gown most valuable crop 10 raise Plant
.r- sorry thick on fertihzed land ityicldsa an
Immense amount Of forage which is rel
lt.i 0y al stock. find nothing better
g.. keeping mp the low of milk during
o.. latter part of The summer and early
autumn feed both stalk and ear 20
M.s cows9 For constant use several
paintings should bc made