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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
RsMAsk.slE lUNscY.
A nA1 wko IasEass hizsssA Ch.rgss
With E1ssrrtstts.


Wuh k1ssrrlstss.
AriAsFA. Ga. sept "a strange case 0f
luoAcy wss head before Ordinary Cslhoan
here. TIE asa on Fisl sss Lorenzo d.
Davis s. years o. age. -ho cs2s - Atlanta
from Tampa Pa As imsEises thst lie
has become chsrsed wiih caTrsnt - sisc-
tricily -hich controls BIS every action ana
guides him tArough lie
kr. Davis vas corn IA 6-inBette county,
aud after he had grosn pp he learned tEs
trade 0l w.tek2skeT. sesea 2enihs ago ee
had . er0ncAiai attack sLlch tkreztehec 10
20 ists consuun pti0n. Ia me sOpe ~ gaiBiEg
relief be wsBt 10 F.Oris2. lie says while
there be secsme permsaIsd Wiz . current
OF elestr.city. ILis current oriEinstsd IN
Gks bottom Of Tampa b4y There Il l. that
al IMMENSE electric battery Is located. 10
which Is attached hoke vault that sends
out currents Ia al directions one of them
struck Mr. Davis. ana since then has had
control OF nm. This electric current is, n
II were the guiding siar Of his existence
revealing % him many things IN both his
own life and the lives OF others, which be
would otherwise be ignorant OF. he says
that be knows that = Bambsr Of people are
plotting against bis life. this being revealed
TO him by the electric current. This cur
rent Is az times more severe than ~ others
aud Al such times the only relief afforded
Mr. Davis is by means OF a wet rag placed
directly over his heart. When tue rag be-
gins 10 dry the sufferer plucks IL quickly
away, thus at the same time snatching on
| the strength of the electric current After
suffering some time from the electric cur
rent Il revealed 10 Mr.. Davis that
| his only means of relief from its terrible
| influence Was possessed by either Gov
srnor Gordon or President Cleveland. He
| me TO Atlanta and securing al interview
| with the Governor. told him OF trouble and
| asked him TO relieve him by ordering out
| the military TO destroy the fountain head
| OF the electric current. When Governor
| Gordon informed The man that be could
| not help him, the unfortunate fellow left
| him very down hearted. He was prepar-
| ing TO go To Washington 10 secure relief
| from Presidt mt Cleveland. when his sister
| had a writ of iunscy sworn out against him
| When asked what plan he bad 10 suggest
| for removing the current from his body, be
| said: II would remove IL by uprooting the
| great battery at the bottom Of Tampa Bay. "
He was placed in charge of the Sheriff
| and while sitting in the Office be clapped
| his hand to his heart and exclaimed: did
| you see than" pointing at the same time Ia
the wall.
| See what7" asked a gentleman present.
| THAT fash of electricity which passed
| through me and struck the wall over
| there?"
| No one else saw it, and Mr.. Davis re-
msined quiet until he could be sent TO jail
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
Bargains! Bargains
Bargains in Reality!
An announcement that will
be hailed with pleasure
10y many of the VAL
ley City.

1t is our pleasure during the
coming week, commencing
August q, to offer at "a great
sacrifice odd lots and broken
lines of nearly every class of
Dry Goods represented in our
immense establishment. We
do this simply TO CLOSE the
goods ENTIRELY out-not
for the money that is in them
in order that we may have
the much needed room for ex-
ira large purchases made for
the coming Fall and Winter
trade. If you are in immedi-
ate want of anything enumer-
ated in this column come
quickly and secure it, and If
the want is not pressing. take
our word for 1T that it will be
wisdom on your part to lay in
store against the day of need.
Commencing on Monday we
will sell you In the line of
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
BROKE HER MARRIAGE CONTRACT.
A Prussiaa sues the Girl whs Promised
to MARRY Him.

WINoSA. Mimi. Sept. "A suit was
commenced IN the Municipal Court today
which brought out = strange story of uare-
Quilted love. in which johann Likorski fig
urss as plaintiff and chief moarnsr. Johann
iss Prussian. who has been in this country
less than year. In November 1887. while
still in the old country. be vooed . fair
damsel wearing the eupbOniOus name of
Augustine Fsstsrnan. but Johann's pocket
book was slender. and Augustins promised
TO remain true while her knight srrsnt
smasssd enough money in America to pay
her passage over.
So Johann came over the water, and
worked and saved and corresponded with
his betrothal until Il was agreed that he
should send the sun Of si02 to Prussia TO
paw Augustinss passage to Winons. A
couiract vas drawn up here. however, BY
The shrsWd prospective groom. stIpulsting z
that OF consideration Of the passage money
AuEusti1s vas - become ais bride upo a
h>r arriysl hsre The girl IN fsraray
Prussia signed the contract. and came to
Americs enly 70 turn the cold shoulder to
Johann. vho in vain urged the fulhllmsnt
Of ths contract In April lsst he asked for
her hand The isst time. and today. weary Of
waiting. ne brought suit 70 recover the cost
of her passage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
aOBBeD HIS FATHER.
A Young PhiIaasI y hian who Com mistsd
SsrIsu. Oasnse-


Serious o1snse-
CISCiNNArI. Sept. While standing ~
The corner of Central avenue aud. Longuorth
street last evening Detectives Schnucks and
Hudson noticed young man with q bun
die under his arm dart iato an alley near
Fihb street. A il was a suspicious action
the officers went 10 the alley and waited IN
I'll the young man emerged. when they
seized alan. The bundle was opened and
found - contain q me coat and vest. He
was taken TO the offes OF Colonel Deitsch
whers he gave the name OF William J. Os-
borne. Of Philsdelphis. Penn. On being
searched his pockets were found filed with
small PACKETS OF needles. On drawing out
letter the young fellow said to the Chief
that lt Was no use for him 20 conceal any
thing and confessed that he was wanted in
Philadelphia for roboing his father Of
$1,000.
The rob6erv occurred last June, and in
company with . young man named Flood
hs came West. going TO Chicago. The
money was squsndsrsd foolishly in travel
ing about and finally he found himself
almost pennilsss. st this critical stage
Flood deserted him, and vent back TO Phil
sdelphia. Since that Osborne has been
living as best be could. and the dstsctives
are inclined 70 think that he has repeated
his theft or other persons than his father.
To Colonel Deitseh he gave the address OF
his relatives, and expressed his readiness 70
90 sack for trial. This only strengthens
the belief that he has committed other
crimes and is anxious to get away. A tele-
gram Was sent TO PhIladelp phia last plight
announcing his arrest. and be was locked
up on . charge of suspicion. The only
money ne had was large copper cent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
A SAD STORY.
A Dslirious Mother browns Her Little
Babe and herself

A Dsiirious Mother browns Her Little
Babe and Herself
WELLsvILLE, Ohio. Sept my God,
that's my daughter and her baby" eI-
claimed grsy-haired man, ~ be disoov-
cred two dead bodies in a creek at New
Lisbon last evening. The case is one of the
saddest on record. About noon yesterday
Mrs. Jack Thompson, the young wife Of a
railroad brakeman living in New Lis5 IN,
while in a delinum. lefl her bed. taking
with her her babe, only three days old
eludIng the watchfulness of the nurse, VINO
had fallen asleep at the bedside. The IN
fortunate wife procteasd to a creek near
the house and plunged in with her off,
spring. The aged father, who was return
ing from his work, had to cross the creek.
and in doing so noticed ber shawl at the
waters edge. Thinking the discovery 9
strange one be instituted further search.
and found the body OF his daughter with
her babe clasped TO her breast. Both
we're still warm, but life was extinct. Mrs.
Thompson leaves another child years old.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

NEv YORK, Sept. Am Ottawa 81 ecial
to the Herald says: Messrs. Jewell and
Tingle, special officers of the Treasury De-
partmeDt at Washington. arrived here yes
teraay and spent . portion Of the afternoon
in private consultation wit the C0mmis-
sioner Of Customs. The object of their
visit - unknown. and ss the officers are
reticent ss TO thsi r business. there = con-
siderable speculation ss to whether or not
they are bearers OF special messages from
the acknowledgements
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
CAN'T BE A CITIZEN.
why = Chinaman Cannot Make an Origin
nj Homestead Entry.

Why = Chinaman Cannot Make an Origin
nj Homestead Entry.
WASHINGTON, Sept. "A letter has been
received at the General Land Office from
Nebraska making the inquiry whether q
Chinaman who has been in this country
twelve years aud has eclsred his intent
of becoming citizen. can make an original
pared stating that under tsction 2l69 of the
Revised Statutes, . Chinaman cannot be-
come a citizen. and the efore the entry in
question cannot be made. Ii is stated at
the Land once that an application. as has
been published. has been received from a
Chinsman in Wyoming. to make timber
culture entry. and that no decision favoring
such application has been made.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
BrodI. Preparing to jump Again.

PoUeHEEEFsIE. N. Y, Sept. Am even
ing paper is authority for the statement
bis wife we're here YESTERDAY. and tSst
Brodie said tkst they csne up TO look at the
POagbtsepsie bridge, with the ioes Of
Broais's jumping from IL He will jump
from ths TOD of he second span from the
-est sbare on September y. The TOP Of
tss SPAS is 2i2 feet above high-vster mark.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

"A Trort Being Mad. ~ FngIiss-s.u TO
Organize Big Trust.

Al TGort Being Mad. by FngIiss<o.u TO
Organic. Big Trust.
NKw Y0RE sept. 2-The report that q
trust bsd 5esn or<snizsd OF the tropical
f-uit nss OF New Orleans did not create
much concern snioag the banana importers
of this city. George II. Richardson. Of rs
Green wiVa-st selling sSsnt Of IN. tias
lane 81 stesnsrt shich bring 70 this port
ar sveraxs ef sixht csrEoss of bsBsass per
n1rush stated tuaf ae vas sya1- OF an at
tempe on tas psrt Of certain Englisa 6rms
20 oTzSnize oix trust for tae csntrel of N.
frrpicst freit trade. aut hs did not bsi-vs
tast Is could succeed o-csuss Of IA. fruit
nei1a perishsbl. II bsnsuss could %
stsred axe sugsr. oil or goods Of tsst chsr-
scfsr . frnsf hs said. BIgRt cause sons
s.rfn The Eagiish trust suhracs<, NJ
Richardson ssid the construction q ships
canshls of carrying fros 1.ooo "a - co0
sunchss ~ osnsnss nHng up. Az present
s3- srgssf vessels arc s0s 20 bring engT
1900 runChss in svers-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
HARRsoN's LITTER
n 10 Vet T.s CounPi-ssd-H- wm start
r1ai- Tsssr.


Mronfs Bass ISLAND. sept. 2-eienersl
Hsrrtson has sccspsed ths tender Of Colon sl
REYNOLDS yscht 10 s GINS. sud viii return
- Toledo o-megros On nat Tssssi iastesd
o. tbs Cbisf Jasiics Wsits- In references to
re ru-or fhst sx-Governor Foster bad
tsreu General Hafrison's istter OF sccept-
sace to Nev Tork. ~ General this morning z
SD. ~eavernor Foster has not taken
fhe Letter va aim. have
r.f sarfs-i with hir or
srrons -is~ shcnt it. Nar msT ssv further
fhst letter - nos com efeii snd hat no
tnr- as ne-n sst l'r fs cub cation.
There h-iur ~ minister ohfsi1sos ther-
49, no s-rv-css e. fae chapel fa1sv saa
trp Geuafs. sn-rt toe dsv srss.V "a. ~
aoers resdfnz nsgspspers snu chatting I'd
numerous 81 -. Re Expresses , hins-s' -
fenrh teu-lrs8 ~ h's rest 0n the islsni
Sc prersrea to confrenf ne hsri Norx
vlish aNsus him On BIS retgr1 acme
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

sFRFSsFfELn, III. sept At silsgsd that
horses are being sent cut Of Idsbo 90 &C
count Of ths eIistencs there Of Eisudsrs and
veBeresl sis>sses, snd the Illinois state
Live Stock Board kss notified Assistant
Stss. Veterinarians 10 ss on tbeir lookout
fer thsiT shirr.uf 70 this STATE
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

Rc-sS serf. 2-rae stramsr Nsvsr-s.
Zen Hsra1a ar NstsnrRs. 6rings n.e'o
= - - esntrii1zsi suesr wsixains 2ss'o 90
r 1nIis. e. q 80 net trns 70 fae sesicn
esssr r-EHI1g l1znrsnv. lais - the arg
- 80 urst "a esHe rsrxo - FRgsr sv-r
b uznf ls shs ssfri ssaf~e. = rsias s~inx
r-s1iy se. cfso. "a ~Ai@a 80 ssr~s rid ~
a. - k-ksAs-<A
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

Rersss s~Dt 2-Wsls Bskop
Du-o1ssss1 rss aSdrrssizE ccrgTsgsto1
Of s. 30 81 q rs e. 5uref tpSsy. - t@z-
psr2rv riskfor1 gz~s rsT ts~srins "a
ecc0 psrss 70 80 Frs81s Iar-e persaes
~e~e - sa1 s-Ts razc.r ieIsrso.
A1~na shs lsszw we're ~vsrsl prs~ssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

NTANTED- INDUSTRIOUS Man or
W ~oNsE. seven hours day STEADY eap.os-
n.slt until January tso1 pay, tnQAirs koon
- Porter tlo1s IIfs 0u stree euirssCe -
llAArED- al oNCk OAkkkks Nlskt
W gou Valley fuHniturs Company. Aaskegeu,
klch. -
lANTED-fAfsS IEfDEk 0NE WITH
W some eKyerenCe. -. IuoaF Muir, friu-
ters g. aGa 1s Pear 81 14s
INANTED-l5o So MN AND 90 ffANS 10
w w0fk on Central Michigan ksiirose al
fTecpsT Michigan. con mcIlclng ALglls q ieoe
]. " Bo,ntof fTosiceut 2lsu
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

NINSEsP0EIs sert 2-A-rssrsmsnts
we're completed yesterday to sriuE Il TIE
EYer Nesdhsm szht az NiDn sspoiis. Il
~ tsxs Ylsce On Septs n5sr i5 4 vil
- fseaty rsuads nth sua al sove. isr TIE
entire r.ceicts sd ne Lightweight Tran
pionss ; - America
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
Three wsN sURNso TO DEATH



Wrsr SrrzRreR. We Sept. 1-Fn frs
-bicn destroyed rhs American hotei ss-iv
thi. morning three msn. -hc ~srs nnsbIs
- ssesDe frsn he third storT, we're burnsd
20 se&lh. Thsir scsss rers -
covered. eut so rsdy eurued that
srlr eRe Peter Cisire. Frssch Can
sfssn. eauiS - rscngn re1. Wso ia sth-
o. ~ nen 49,. - rreesciv nsvs~ -
knaea. - fhs nctsi -sS e1 % "a "a nsrs
sad ian ser1sn. 40 r--rsi1s1 eriy sss
far 81 a re sn1 rers cf8s1srftV cor1 e
a-s x-iaz Sev-rsl aIher E1~Sss ~srs nsrs
or 80 ,ais-ef ~ iamai1E frou -iado~s
Iass - aossi snd farBila1s s 90 insar-
aacs $500
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

g PFrsgss So sers z-li sfsfes -
6overn 1sat azs recsived forms ssssrsnos
t.z Pr.nos Bss-a~rx s6v5s~d Frsza -
C~i<Rs - ~ -ts1 sr.@r tsrr y Re Mssr7-
vac secnly ~ srs~s - $500 ssssscs
wkxs bEA>cA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
Eos1pLR2sSfrs
Daily "Pointers."

$3.50 will buy house and LOT
on Hariem-st.. north Of the d.
& NJ. X. X. II cost more than
this o build the house. Pay
ments made very easy. a few
vacant lots still Lett on High
lsnd-sve, ALL SoKr32 feet. Parties
desiring 10 build--we ask no
payment down and will IN rnish
what lumber and hardware is
necessary TO erect . small
house. We think any one wish
ing TO stop rent would be bene-
fited by looking into this and
secure lc, before they arc all
gone, as we have only eight left.
For particulars see our kr. S.
r. Stevens.
Foster, Stevens ( Co.,
10 spd ~ Benr-.-ss.. ss. 80. az. ~ sns
al Losis-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

BELestrE $50. 1-st the r-7assf -
King Man 80 triounsi before ~h.oh fks
rratriaaar ii<cultiss II tss Ene sr6
tIf~u Nstsits ~ers tc hsve 49, orsre1t
for seftsrssrt hss sdje1roeo f5r tares
RI ortks
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
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 20 dozen Ladies
Sleeveless Lisle Vests at Is 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. 4
10 doz. left on our counters; !;
good value for 81 %; our price
to close 20 cts.
ParaSOlS.
IS only in stock. Take your
choice for ST.; 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 Ieph-
yrs and Jubilee Stripes, al
most at your own figure.
ChallieS.
Every piece of Challie dress
fabric left in stock below th g
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 30 to 75c. We will
sell one yard or the whole lot
at IL cents per yard.
Linens.
Remnants of Table Linen,
cut Napkins and odd Towels
greatly reduced IN price to
clear the counters.
IMPORTANT.
We desire to- call the at
tention OF the entire public
OF Grand Rapids. the coun-
try and outlying towns, 10
+ our fnll-page advertise
ment which viii appear IN
our daiIS paper Of sunday,
4 September ,. Information
viii he CLEANED which per
hapS will be of great serv-
ice To you in your lali and
Winter pure hases.
Our great r7ndeT-coSt sat
urday night sal' always 2
prime feature 81 0uT bust
ness.
| Spring { Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

eFEs 2 NANTR bsTlsTFD ~ Miss
81 trf.e fs~pve irr eiN FFf laF--1e- ieTs in
- asre r~setne frnr ulccf sc me A.
+ .Fv -r@e- rrfder eFr ~efr1er ter~Hccue
- fs-a~ r aes ~ 4e-Ir1eT treFr - it
rs5aef we-k wa1s ~ II - sHf 0TEFtfie
s-.~fr~ ~ s-fsv Hr1ne-fer src -i1rv
s.-.-~a~ea Fr.- rrleas eslI = 7f1fse. ore Pnurtf
<si~sse Rsrk eerreT fsrei srsc iyop - Hs
III - 75 ~ ~ To Btf7 ~ FAB
~ rrera-s - se-s eve-g dsT foEs a fir-
- sfTower Fra -
~xar7fT- - Fpf5r-tfNsE ~ WEEFKF
y wat irar Fsfr ~ - Fl gi~t foT sre
80 A n sus..6~l 1sfsos L~ea bsacs -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

hs ssaaIsr - ilsss IA .ss Asssrtiss.as1t
e~A "a fsssd ~ essaSi@E shs aa1AssE 81
~sras ~ sssss Asy F~Eg Of = ikss coastss
4s sss tsii isss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
CHANGED DAILY


Hsrinf purci ssec the esnsrsl TOY stock
81 :. Tvrolsf - Monroe ct vs ofer he
complets iins IN our Toy Department ~
Drhesrs of prices fev IL The M - 81
i1 vouf ltristsuss presents DO Dof
want this stock - interfere with our o~n
lips slresdv purchased snd ~sitiue shelf
room st ouf wholesale beuss
kocfisf borses a. 75cts l35 children
Nursery ksfisns s8-ts eseh. ffristrss
Cards fof song Foe.s Best Bsfsnsstors
and Tbsrworsefer combined oriy ~ rte
Buiidiss bie1ts o. g. 10 - sna 81 oerts
stssu Engine witt psrfersips Firnres 50
FsvOrits Triutinf Pressee vita copi plsts
sufft 1zs Toy psirts sn6 E~tisi SETS ell
prices Sckoel esfeheis schooI kasrssrks
Boys "a Chests BeYs Ezprsss Wagons
CsIleYeus sleifbs Doll Cbsirs Paper ed
Ausc Holder vsrv pretty. tuftoerspt
Aibuus g. suc - cents Doiis a. vour
own prjc~s. ir isci cern piets IRE ~ TOYS
vtich ws are too busY Esffirg resav -
shov - write ssout. Call a. ones and ret
fhs frsi choios sth FioW take elevator. B
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

Iexrcs. SEPT 2-Ss-1o1s cks ~
s.rssausss save sr~aTr-a ss- =. hr5.
aG xins sr>ss aana<a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

lgWPtfcN EADsEs. FRO0Ns, FTC- L4rG-
Y "a co ecfiou in he etsts specisi priers ~
fiahe baa rufNer ssu - sispciis sess houss
nun hers doof plssss etf-. suf beseousrsyr for
rubtef WesfhsT sfrips- p bBnsre- Fesnst
~
I7oP sALE IEksF AID FCBFfTrRE oF
nine nicely furnished rorufs seccTfe tefr
for ssle ~ sss5 psTrens rem - Pc w0uth
f-rffrrs nfw eiersEf sf4a osrf PEE sst iSsrrofT
reason iof e. iirx Ca tg sonrers Bee Elilef,
a ? es-or tuicinY.f - fsrsi - HEft
T-ep sEfF-t NICF gtN1l8 HoHFf. pHAE
I ~ osrrsgs swell tor effftsf eios ssndis
Fsrress efe wIi Sc rfesF Il sYi1 s5ofi. ADDRESS
4 >. bor = 1elefrsu Hersii ~
F1QR .ssIF-E GOOD 4kFETCAE SADDLE
I harps Enqaire I<vh ?. Cody. q Fsrfs-
Ts0R ssIF-THE FTRNfTTSF tFD iEsEf
~ eighf ~eaags eerfrs f0rste<- Al. -
p N. boz = eser-En HeTso ~
Isoa tsfF- -THf FrRNfTf ~ tND Fff
tnY.s ~ 9 r<,sr1 ne tosase cairf ErSf tfs
rIasa hseipr tron - - = reFu - nsarrie-s kiU
sr,.E - ? - rst- proprietor wieffet - iesrt
tts rsrv Ers.ti-e q a srfs 13ir'
TfoR $40 EE EfT1FE OUTFIT %
wsc+frt-y r. frr eses lsunSry slse q
= f---e- .~.a- ergine fsF psrsifs1is-s e7.tf1l-s
~ 4 EsT~sa 80 = Csns e. lefo
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
TWENTY.FOUR NEW CASES.

The Yellow Fever shows no Signs of
A bate ept.
JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 2.-The official bull
letin tor twsnty-four hours ending al 6 p.
IN. is ss follows: New cases. %, deaths,
.; total number of cases to date, 25S: total
deaths To dsfs "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

VinO>f So iNfe fEsI SflL on SUCH
l eAst lsF~s ~iiheo. iasefesi Al lea@ie5
sAs J. rISF.4 ietst hloek efl.zSlss ssssls
AoNq FSK6tl TkGT NOi fAN EJN ONE
IL sitnoss is.s - q ni.e 44S,siss wksfs tks
Streei2 sft a. s1ce. o. t4sE 2e 81 tssi sea
cA1 k4y ksllse thcTs ieI q saasis pss l.e1l asNn
Ahd "a -sithi' p4taenls tssG klas<s
ans ts~og sisck. -
laok SslE -Isksf ART UNHEARn oF
II osrssls. CsHsef sosll lifiaiss snd heffg-
slk . lee . 81 tat l,esi fasiae.s isss a. tks
ciis fef siiik tees - ~ lei oa OLsf4ae "a Pa
iee sssvs ssEees, 10 ouis a. lbsi bo.uiisN s1
u oss So iss bss allia Asa-s ~ - saa
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Tor sALE-HOUsF And LOT, .e F0EFsT-
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and 10Ner blo ~
IsOR SAlE-TnREE lots ONF OF WHICH
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anothtT Tie ~ 81 HI 4 A Ea0Haf bat a. %
joining and connected Tni- isskes = nisl rsie
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faotufipf site the whole csN BE- purchased vfry
siis u thres loll Ca the G ~ M kanwss
1utte hroe over Arcade -
n AOl HkSIkt 10 III KCHASE HOUSES
and iots o. fsoapi iots 10 an lsrs Of the cisy.
toa eau save food money - csiiias "a a
X Antisoel. ioNe4 oisct eis
NOR SALf-HOl-sF AMI ioI as CLANCY
II a.. one on iaia, etir-sf-. ons on 1aslofst
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ist Also property IN oliief psris ci The gliy for
sale ,. " 1syisf 10 aud d. fislnned-sse hsa
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oon Hughes a Thomas. loomf 81 sDs s..
housenlah bloch. aI
HOUSES. lots hND FkRNs FCR sAIE
III cheap a. Dr. AeeuboeI a Mensal- pes.
corner of Monroe and hisislon 3sts
IOR kIlE-A iAEOf nHIlk nNFIIaK6
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roen ia. iscysHc tloct. over Public Llursfy.
Real Estate Country
nor sALF-TsE FARN BELONGING TO
Il The estsis of ths late hhrisl ~OlereieriIefn.
one nile wss of ne ciil, iluutinf hroFest t
- o tue dairy ffru o. tof fruli IaislEf sHC fsr-
cenluE. MAJ te soln lI ifou ttI lo tLlris
lotf Apply 10 iir. Nfif~afgt soaalEu4Falaf -
Fourth a. Grand ksEios Sioh- lou
BusiHess Chances.
~ Nou BhNF GOT PROM sp3 10 . ouo 10
l invest snc would iiks o a. iuis business.
cal On usi ~e have selersl Foss oI~uillgs busi-
ness Chance L1chanft. Hpd sovef block "a
N0acg To Loan.
HONfY TO LOAN on GOOD Rial fS1kTE
vi ~ sums froH tsp2 20 saof4f low fulcfesl-
A r. Antisdel, enice, loset oiocs, -
boarding.
GOOD ROOMS AND BOARD AT i2s SOUTH
VI Divison<t Apply a. "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

Tfsseeesf Ener< irf srr fzV trno1 - flffie
r-rarlf EsVer NiefiraH. fexsrf uee ~ sfIrlss
frvs<ef Ia irsf So renf STIR nlfvterr -.
r-fse-eE8 - ~ sd7srtegeE a. iazsxnsT>s
r7s.ef sft AZ "a teru reFoF $50 ~ -
Fer ssrtff1 sv s1rrea
kRs ; 4 TILEEEsES F-8ncss
sssn< Hs~en. Eics
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
l0ents--W anfed.

tGENTs wANTED-LADlE Es OR GENTLE
a men Of coed address for city CT country
trade; particulars Tree. call or address Agents
supply Company. No PesTl-st zsAf
ITANTED-AGESTS: RELIABLE MIN or
W women TO engage IN something new, sample
free. kcoD 81, Tower block. As
IVANTkD-LlVE EERRGETiC LADIES AND
w gentlemen 10 handle our goods on salary or
comm ission. Gail a. once. o. address National
silver Plate and Novelty Company, GrsnG kspios
Mich Room u, Leoysrc block. third stairway
from Pearl-st 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
Woutcd- BoGraers.
For Renf--Roon1s.

DoARDERs WANTED At 80 OTTAWA ST
ID terms reasonable -.