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Madame
de
Sevigne

By CASTOR BoIssIER, of the F rench Academy
Translated by Prof. Melville B. Anderson.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
Sealed Proposals.
Notice 10 Coal Dealers.

hsASp hAPiDs, At(n. Aug. "a, lAe.
Sealed proposals. for tie supplying 0f the Michl-
gan soldiers Home vito yearly supply OF u OO1)
one thousand nix hundred net tOus more or les.
oflump. block splnt o. steam lump blum nous
coal, = II be received uatii IL oc.ocs. tn0Onl Of
llussd AZ. August -. lfss a. which time the
SAID sealed proposals vii De opened - the under
siFned committee a. the o1ice OF the Michigan
S1ldrn r. Home and Tire award given tO the low
es- responsible bidder The conditions upOn
which the proposals will te ~ eiyed. considered
AM awarded are ~ follows. VIZ
lst The uudtrlsucd committee reserve the
right % select tom the di.ereuf p'opOSa.s any
bitumtu0us coal no grade inferior 70 the above
named VIII De considered hy the Coumitieel
which they msy deem 70 be Tor the best interest
Oi the state Of Michigan
al The said c,al 10 he delivered and stored
IN The bins o. the Michigan soldiers Home in
lots rot a. exceed 81 ave car loads az any one
time and az Sueh times a. the Commandant OF
said Home may order or direct.
81. The successful bidder VIII be required
O. execute a bond with approved security, ia the
sgIn OF al fool one thousand dOlle's, payable To
ilc STATE Il Michigan ia case OF default or non-
mlhllmeni OF said contract.
an. All sealed proposals. should be addressed
50 Col samuel Wells. GTaEd hapics. Mich, and
the words. Sealed Proposals for Coal written
or The ma-gin OF the envelope
iih The cOmuitlee reserve the right 10 e jsct
any and Al bids Tor such coal, IT, IN their llug-
neut Jhey deem Il for the lutere o: the stale of
Michigan
signed by authority Of he Poard of Managers
OF the Michigan soldiers Home
SAMUEL WELLS,
X. A. ALGEK,
NJ. BROWN,
Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

~ fbe e0agsnts of sE-,l-sr.1 2 LfaAS /
kls2aGs .s.tsr xiihdIsslaz As nalas
iron 80 ticket esr- knoss 10 Ar. y ss-
res and 81 h0CseH4s aad 90 doubt
tLsy ssrs--it .s Eot aurynaag hat ilass
gsafiesaea ussd prenps and vigorous
usfheds 10 suppress tie letter. tn-
aaals.y for lhsm and for the fus.0l
party. AoNsvsf. iLssf s5aFis cams nif's
too ate N9g ooly lat kisSET tod a
nanbss of Lls ff.sals about II, bal a
uHnsor q msn bad read ins .s1lsS, aHd
at isasl ons cOgY Wss made q i. ibis
TIE Dslaocratic leaders dldu't succeed
IA sugpeesslug.
ILs sx-50srif sas evidently IN a frame
Of mln1 shsa 10 wrote his spistls and
sad sOms very tart things about the
politics u bis patty 10 said: II se-
ceptsd the nomlsa,.on "a good faith, 10
fcvng At that time that ! should had lbs
parties that nominated no honest aud
faithful as N ysars gone by. bar, gentle
Msu, l na-t ssy that after a careful WOW
oi to political position I have come 10
tue concission that theirs i 40 chance
or aay msa 10 be elected sheriff or 10
aoy other ciiics in th4s county ID a fair
and honorable mannsr. l. seems 70 me
taaf party a. large anu powerful ss tie
tnion Labor party % this county Is and
has Ssen IA the ess,. ought to stand To-
geihsr saa work '5r tho interests Of the
party. or at lsasl yO,o tho tlckst without
money eoosidsrat.0u. bat this - not sU.
dnd that = very larSs namcsr Of Demo
cra'ssod Green backs err so-osllsd) must o
paid very large pre- for ths IN iusnes
which they szsums to lave IN thsir re-
slsetivs psrsles.'
After admlffinx that ths legitimate ex-
Tenses OF csmpaign ara often heavy, 10
says.
"bn. ~hsn such large portion OF the
party or parties must 10 paid to vote
tnsir owa tseksi. it . time that men who
hsvs any seas- OF 5onor should stand en-
ono sats or join party that viii nght for
the principles they profess 10 bsllsFs IN
vi.bout q money consideration. That
fhsrs ara good aud honest msn IN the
Democrats. Grssnbsck and Rspublissn
parties. thsrs can bs no doubt, bat that
there q So mach corruption In al OF the
above rsned parties that II Is disgrace
20 any honest man 20 be a candidate up
en- either OF the tickets. there can De no
doubt n my mind
tie therefore witbdrsws from the ticket.
knowing shst hs wili % accused OF beng
traitor ana william. and with selling
ont 10 The Republicans. bui these charges
u % uads vii be isss. Ia closing his
lss;sT be writes;
There sra 30 macy Of our men that
srs willing 10 bs corrupted by shs uss Of
money. that I csa see nothing but defeat
la The srd There are votes enough IN
Zoe UDion party % elect every nan on
ths tlcxst y they could Dc cast honestly
sud iairiy, bos that = lsrge portion u our
PARTY - ss4uog Tor ths highest bidder
there % no doab. in ny mind. aud for
tais rsRxcD. ard 90 other. wifbdrs~ ny
rsme from the ticket without surrender
inz shy of tie principles ! have hereto
fra Advocated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

"Talking OF umbrellas, he said. ex.
eitedly. Il lost my silk umbrella 8 week
ago aud Ia cheerfhlly give &l0"-
Was IL a brown silk umbrella with
carved ivory handler inquired one of the
group quickly.
1t vas You've described II exactly.
A | was saying. I'd give $1O"--
Its az my Office this moment, inter
rupted the other. Il saw il was a valu-
able article. and locked IL up in the ward
robe and kept IL safely sor YOU.
Well was about TO remark Id cheer
fully give e10 ~ have never owned a silk
umbrella Being as you have il, III call
around. however. Much obliged"
Don't mention IL
Aud ne n't-Dstroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

s--@l-sy -aa 0tAss Itsa4s arsza tss Ki<s
lss sissG

s--1Ezsy .aa otAes Etszss frssz TIE kh<<-
lzs sissG
We extract tAs fy.ls1iax tens froa
tEs .zcssf ssas q The AFizala kirksr.
IaPDRTAAF AoIsCE Sc saal nert
xssA osgfa tns publication ~ veekiy
e1ilEl4 coveted - socletg ee.si p tes
movements - societF people balls pap
tsas fs.fs sfe sill 10 earol4iei,al a. Gar as
sp4ne 81. peTar. asd tails sli 5s eoas
-s0at larfe@silg tAe s.4essliFl-e- pries
~ t4s EleAeT aa4e4 2 g. peF year IA
81 Vance We Aopa ~ rscel 7= .ls assist
4les - a. tss l4-sa u t-.s eaiere Prise
ss Lea a. ytlllg oee4Es lsl them sel1 -
80 9st.ias ~ .t. say as follows
fn Wednesday evening last Ms.
Ctack A Luek received lev faeats e
Esr e.egzae zbocs "a Coyote sFellss.
Seven ~ zad old sledgs were inenlged ia
lEtl a lsts Eoar 3ad ths guests departed
~ their L1ass Ia the E8pp.est 1lo.d.
Tiers 8a 80 1ies ca u IS. Luck Her for
Eler sxTerielcs ID Chicago as 8 hasa
singer la cheap A0gs. hts her - pay
tAs part - hostess 70 perfection
LEFg FCK tbs sEA sHoRE
sunday evening iass eur fnend and
fellow swussl..a. Col .b.veas. isft for ths
Atlantic seaboard % spend tie heated
term among as cid fFiends
tie Was accom- panied bY detective.
90 see thar hs asa nos lose hs way
rit IS said that hs wi4 stop on AZ sing
sing for isas.
The colonel left Ia = hurry and had
- tlms 60 5td bls friends good b. We
w,sh ulm bon VOYAGE. aad hope the se4
bFeszes ~li % him good p
liars Ar WORK.
'sTae lar is still with as and his ven
omols tongue is still al work Tie hss. as
his lAtest Transaction covered the town
with the report that ne attended Mrs.
Nj Gordon ; birthday party without =
shrt on. and ia coat borrowed Of Sol
gac1son. the livery stable man
~ir Is an Infamous calumnyl
#. is lie st-eped ia malicel
1T IS a SANDER worthy Of the days Of
Nero,
We not only wore shirt. but we had
another at the Ofice.
We not only did not borrow Sol Jack
sou : coat. but we wore one which We
have owned for fourteen years. We be.
lievs this lie smanated from the Widow
Stevens. ~h0 set her cap for Us and got
left. We are tracing IL home. and the
authoress Of u had better BE prepared 10
skip."
CONE N.
''Wll the individual who telegraphed
the ST. Louis papers the other day that We
had been cowhided by woman please
call and sec us at an early date. We want
20 tell him what We think Of his conduct
aod then break him In two.
The only foundation for such a SANDER
was the fact that the Widow Briggs. who
runs cross eyed eating house on Arkan-
saw alley called rpon Us 10 say that The
Kicker had belied her She had "A whip in
her hand We oaered 10 apologize. and
she pisyfully Ait Us about the shoulders.
some base born hyena At once wrote out q
sensational dispatch aud hurried IL OF,
calculating 20 do rs all the harm possible
We have esmped on this trail. however.
and when sure of his identity will make
ais heart ache. Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

TOR skTE-TBF RNTrTBE AND Flv-
fHres ~ hoari ~ hCa1se dc'rq z'rs hsis.-
nest fsVfnr frorn 81 81 9 re-n.ar h-s-fe-s WN
he so.d - nsrgsin A. rrop-ieoo- 4isaes % fesve
ae city Euq'-irs a. q serts Eif
CoR sALE-THE LEksE ASD p RSITTE EE
I I'm ateht flTnishEd -co-1s m Fe0d IersIftr
nesr two - ne rTiucifs. heteiz Adi-ess = n
N box thfs ofsce.
Ir0R eAbE-CHEkP. Fo2 TN DATs HOUSE
4 hold .lraiare ~ a. ki1ls 81 Bostrirk-ef
1lfff
Tor sAIE-AT A DISCOUNT sCuoFsp-
snfr n hrrsfn-es crrEz ~ s-s~irv ~
sfrrrr.or sd6res ~ hot Te8rsrsra -us-
q a<re rff
T-eR sALE-FAsI TRoT7 sR aAT 5sroRr
Fire rosssfe~. g~ulle ttn ~ sSles =.
6rve- > Hcmsn. = ts1s - ss-ff
UCR SAB -kN ENTTeE cTTFTT oF
wscfnsry g. f1f cs9 srrfr $50
~ sr-se porrT rr gre ff~ fs-rc cgl8-s err-il-.
81 3 Br1Tn ~ n Csnsisf sef
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Ths Chicseo 4 Grand Trunk Detroit
Card Eev~0 e Nf~euzee. s1d 80 To.
tasn Saairs~ NnsSezcn Esipsvs an.
n..nut.. that sarresf excuFsicn firssfs "a
ur-nrfral ns,inss in lhs ztst. suutt ~sst snd
ncrfh 49,. ~ "A sre iac8fed ifH 3, ies b.
rerf ~ ss-rrf -sver ~ p Pant Vl - 0ls
~ p e. a. urf1cfrsl stst5o1e c1 TIER nes
e. the av rate az sre Sra Tor re round
tr-p pstae fsr ssie 81 Lckets are Auzus,
q. Ssrfs.n aer Il srd - Cetobes 2 ard y
rnaei ssr -e.nrn tbirrv 5sre sem date e'
issrp
fereors tatera,rr = s-tr - t8e 80 sn1
rprItr~ sIsH tr rrre roas 1,l 1-cefe 40
- arss sst sse1t q s8oes conpasle&
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Madam % French ecok applying for >
ria-sa-Y our accent Marie, f. not strictly
Parisian.
French Cook-No. NUNS r. husband
hl~en ris. lis sowi vas publin born.
ond Is IS his sccint that ! bays s1ssrbed \
troiae New York sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
Agents. ~ dnted.

IVANTED-LIYE ENERGETIC LADIES AND
W gentlemen TO handle our goods on salsry or
comm iSsloD. Call az once. or address National
silver fate and Novelty Company. rand Rapids,
sich., Room u, Ledyard block, thlrd stairway
from Pesri-st. Z69
rANNASsERS WANTED FOR TOWNS AID
Y cities outside Grand Rapids, 20 sell specisltes
without competition. Apply 70 j. NJ Wheeef
No. PcHri-St mn
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
For Renf--RO09ns. $.

CoR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
I room; also furnished rooms for light ouse-
keening. pleasant and Centrally located. 81 West
Bridgest 20
NOR RENT-DEs1RABIF ROOMS NICELY
L furnished for single gentleman or gentleman
and wife. None but nrst class tenants need ap-
ply. les Lyon-st. 24i
CoR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
j either single or en- slate. Apply 10 Room 20,
Powers Opsra House block. PeaIl-st. 21e,i
LOR RENT-IHE NICEST KIND OF ROOMS
j In suits of tW o or four rooms. with all modern
in proyements on lsnaist, for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. En-
euire st once. No. "a Canal-st., OF q. A. Berwin.
Q3ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

The lobster catches bis food with his
right claw and r1ssticstes 10 with his left.
While he is fighting with one hand ne -
eating with the other He lives from
hand % hand instead - FROM hsEd %
uouth.-Leviston Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Ex-Sher,f krxSsv ssys that there =
go much corruption IA the Democratic.
Cirssnbsc> ard Republican pariss. tast
"i. e = iiszrsce 70 any bcn ~ msn % be
a csn9idats on si.har - ihe ticksts f" aud
f5ss "msn uho tavs any sense of honor
s3ould stSad one side or Jon a party
which sili hlbs Tor the principles they
rrofsss 20 believe IN rifhout a money
coun8erai ION" ar krSSET vii hardly
ccnfsss thst "a vll diszrses himself OF
that b. ~ GOT a. honest man. We coz
e.uds taers'ors that az intends TO JON
The Fluhioi-ionisis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

IRE discovery cf two cr tk-sa sea ssr-
rarfs ia E.tcda lsis1l rsters fh,s sum
tnsr - peculiarly anicrtunsts. ecpsiier-
in< fss State is trying e. % known
sfrrsd sss rrohl lhuofy Sfste.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Z an on ny wsv home. doctor, said .
citircn who was after some free advice.
and I'm tired and v0<n out What
oaght to tske
Take a cab. 20 replied the intelligens
physician - New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Il VII olzs7 YGT NOTHING ASp Nay
1 Fai a@2ss = ssr - SeE - ca 42a eos -
etat~f11 s&1 - sos ~ sa<. 49, - - = =
frvf--. iasessla-oexs sFf>el.e >~eei hs-sl-
tvsk sAfE-AA2oNK sssIN1 49, tAk "a
i eals .s serle IA gaOe1 AauDet. &za esss
1ioz aesse 1-tlt Sceoud xk - .ncir esb F1lce
eua feas - osS2 - Cls. lleelae
fe.s . Al-s<y a. teEer 1-gSk le-ss sA.tt'i,t
50 -
A. scr DkSlkE fo FEECHAsE Hoi SIS
/ 49, ios2. ~ x@eS2. 9ts .a as - q .fe elis
toa 60 49, ksaa nss29s ~ e-iltus "a
= Aalese.. lesel o<s ~
la1s san Vacant ioES PROM So -
j a. sf oezlea sa~-i pa 4eei assn Ap
TsOE sALR -NKs sal RRslpENcF All
G.ossfa eclvezisnee.. larse eaEueF .oi hae
si-saas lfees. eealfs- ~ as-lQ4. ~ Las isE
~ easil - ss.ea ua scIals t0 slit rsr-
eRF ft-~4y p hQ-1ea So - foun-
la.4-sI- -a
Il 0l y isH 10 biN A HOUSE or LoI
l a. ~ leagss prts i.ek around Ia tne fii.h
~af1 4l a. ~ .saee $40 AL ssses sea
sQ-1e Hi4- chcSp txet lois o. Ae1lseo Ana
fsrasaGo-s1s ne8l North ave. fsF : . each AID
fstFfsc. AID a oan1eI lot >. 4 4. Oisoti
So sn9--st.. koel1 9 -
NOR -HoC5k AND lot OS ClAN1a-
L -. eae "a lsisa ette-sl. one oe tsslof-s
resI ssfeei can lvsss property ies sac - 70
e : - pioleus a o1hsI p&rss ef lie Siy ief
s4-f. J. t~s -, ~ ana AZ fisInhe.1 ave 5lsti
I'OE eAIk-HOIsfS AND lois. VACANT
lots ard ftfHs some okelge bargains iftSken
con hlEae 4 I1oi.lss. ro0lls - sHo -. hcs
H0i scmsl tocs gU
nOUsKS, LOTS AND FARMS FOR sAIE
III cheap a. Dr. NcenbCers Menksm bieck
Cofaef Of Acnf0s ana lfslsloDsts sN
TOR sALE-A IAkGk BRICK DwEi LING
Il house ca Spring<f. Tor O. o. A ueA4 fsme
S~tilire house. ssEesel-, for tz.Soo ana N
- acre iGTm ln epafts i0T -. 10. al sue-
IsyE eutx and reasonable terms r.. A. Dspp<T
2s7g
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

IEEE sHORE A. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
L. Lslrns1a.o r55rsstrr

tran issves G-srsd RsTids sof kBegas a.
10 ? n. arrlviBr ttere ~ 3 =
THsouGh tiekefs sod n lacipf port ~ tne
rnsies rss~< Hexf-o sr1 fffisos - lhisu
A svrTR 3 a, C1evsisal-
Rl.oTz- Defof Tl<Eet bTcut
CSC - N~re~,r fEfr ffekT hFee4
Ts4f~- esrarf aer 81 tfst
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

winksL Hello. Minksi hear Won have
solved the burglar problem at last. They
tell re vou have imported thorough
bred watch dog FROM Europe. paiG g, coo
for him.
hiaks-Le-s.
I'D like 20 see him
"Iie isn't a. home Just nov. Souo
bsstes thfee stole him ."-cnak1 World
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

WANTED-pOARDERs BY THE DAY OR
" week; also furnished Or unfufnished rooms;
use OF bath room, gas, vnd furnace. 10 Summer
Il 81,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
IosE.

I OsT-LAsT SATURDAY. A LIST OF NAMES
IL Of some OF the prominent business men, be-
longing 10 Mrs Samuel Milligan This subscrp-
ton list was donated TO assist her 20 paw g mort
gage on her home Her husband T. In the Ins.ne
Asylum. snd she is leit with her little children
fiesse stop payment except 20 Mrs Milllgaa pe.-
sOEally. Return 10 SIG Alplne-ave., or 70 this =
ice 237
OST-A SMALL PRESCRIPTION BOOK.
Il between More dry goods store and Red
rnOnds Opera House. The ~ der viii be reward
ed by leaving same at c. Il. Holt. II. D. As Mon
roe s.. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Ff~fV = osfsers esstF eSfe r. -sa@Hss
JsEisr sfe-s sad ~
<fer.rs ee~s rnn ~ fscfff srr A. n7Er -
r~<s ~ - suf f-rsr fleffot -feri0r fE-s Y1- -
ts- Fxfrrs snf Rad fsf8ds E1Trs@ y su1
~ Ifetrraf -fftTsfr rr7r er7iezF Hs1f - tifft
s'1sf tf.rnrt svf ~ EFef-ftt Eess - $50 -
nor TffEef ls4es Il NonroeE a1c - Ufi1a
reryst
fspss y so.s IA Ger hsa NearvszE
q EEz r p sot a. Calcsge
TFr rTsprLsR rEFtsT TEF f1EtNx
/ If.~zxes Frsaf = mskinz 0sii7 trlfe tsou
fesasrfr - EaE 5fr1Ar es4 T~t9re
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

The Esgfsr, in commsnsiug On the
raadidscy q H. f. McCoswtcS. FOR
Jaixs % Protste says shss Mr. McCoE-
uics hsd ms3e srrsu zemeuts 70 stgsge
in hnsinsss sfisr January next and VS.
pct candidate for tbs ofiee. but &C.
cepisd it 20 hep cut. there VII &c
ncthiuS in ths va 'o bindsr ar DC
CcsAnE frosn s-Eagiuz IN husils-s a.
that bre. ~ be siil surely bs ous Z
ofiee ou itst fate. Judge FEREIss III
s.l-.- asf h--lsa-t
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

XVANTED-A sITE FOR A FACTORY. AT
W least TOO feet square on any street provided
with CITY water ens sewer. cost po' % exceed
s. 20 cash. Address q. Albert Giszluski. city
20
VTANTFD-TO BUY 4 GOOD inch STICK
" CT stoDce. q. r. schooi Furniture Com
psny. rs
7 WANT TO Bf-Y skCOND HAND NO q
l Ideal coal stove. state loves cash price Al.
dress y. c. h tais Office. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Tor sAIB-THE FARM BEIoNGTNG TO
the estate O. tbe lsfc Iansl schsrnerhorn.
one mile west of he cify. frnrtinr Bridge u 10
is fps tsirv fsrrn. o. fcr fTut rsisiu9 sn1 gsr-
ceDnc NAY 10 sod q from cen ~ thi-fv sc-.
lots ApYly 20 I'r. hifvorfh sininistrsfor 1s2
ourth = 6rsDd Rapids Hleh. I0Hf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
Found.

THAT YOU CAN Buy CITY REAL ESTATE
| az unheard Of prices Of A. Z. Antisdel. 3
Loyett block, opposite sweets Hotel 2i9
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
MOaeY To Loan.
Real Country

MONEY TO loan OK GOOD REAL ESTATE.
VI in sums from 500 TO $500 low inierc-t
A r AutlsdeL ofice. ovea box, Zsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

sswho IL that distinguished sooking
man across he street,
g dent know his name, but hes 81
FnxiIshwan.
larri. I ~ondeFf
II dcnt thlnk So I saw 'a.a gstti1s
shrrre fcr 8 a Whine 40. -lLaaola
1oar-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
~ 0stfed--To Rent.

yVAxTFp-A cos3S3gsf OF s& OR SEVEN
W Iccrns by got Termanent tenant Would
like to geo near ear life. Address s. Z. r.. Tee.
gram Herald. 2U7i
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
For RerIf--HOffses.

UOR RENT ROOM HOUSE on GoLDsT.
i on Ionis aud on Quarry, furnished rooms
on Bridge. Pearl and Clinton sts. store building
on Grandville-ave. fogg & kinsey, and
Tower block 2ss
COR RENT-NEW HOUSE ROOMS, MOD.
i ern Improvements. only go per month To a
good tenant. or will sell o. favorable terms Ap-
ply 10 lZ5 Monroc-st. 81
NOR RENT-GROUND FLOOR or HOUSE l42
L Bsrcisyst. Enquire corner Lyon and Bar
Clav
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

r. Fs1cF sR.iv wants campaign Il
intellect. he shout iry % fnfgse some
mf' TursNsv speecass
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

The afd Rrmsn srseches would make
.xeeHent csmRsiSn literature ier ths
Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

TIE ssiiriou~ fragrance. rsfrsshing cnoi-
rsss sna son tesufv impaired 10 the skin
sv Frszoni's Povisr. commen,s 10 10 al
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

The present. Congress r1sv 10 kacwn
Is sbs tasurs ss ~Ebe Exrsvsssat Coa-
sress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

N-s. LtVsrHr's immense rsuch IN
California esits only N the rarars SC
e. riirx 20 ths San Francisco Nasic IA
lffnin I a. psper isslsts thaf TIE
actress ioss net awn an inch ce CAR
frruia scil Rus ss reans ot sdvsrtis-
iax it is varT successfli sud vii con
unus ca be sssd by sfsSe people.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
furniture Stored.

FURNITURE STORED PACKED AND
moved ExpeTt psckeR sent on short notice
by Rsdclif & Holt, III south Dlvision-s'., telo-
phone No. 90 Jsny Q. 'ss
FURNITURE PACKED, MOVED AND sTORFD
K by experienced workBen chesp n Nrs g.
]. Walkers second hand furniiBre dealer i
south DIyision-st l2ftf