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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Another disDs,ch special 20 the TkLEsRsx-
HxeALD ssys The Detroits lost close and
exciting game 20 Boston this afternoon De-
fore t.00o people. CiarksOn was quite rs
effective a. herstofors aud bad tns CHAM
pions AZ bis mercy. Tue Detroits we're out
battsd but stlll would have won the game
nsd ID nos been for Whites bad error In the
eighth lnn5ng, which cost two runs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

H1En tITE--I ~ n \ tIIE7I'| - y
Frrr-s fsrfea , EsieDi sfoe
Tsfrtr.f rms 4 's..rst,. 4, ksirsnslssN l.
Fst.e es- 34Ilseso1s and nuAns 9rrra'
srst sl rtfr
rnplrs- Nc reTnacf-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

s-s. sssvs - ~ vs.tsssN-ssasss
CAxrox. q. MAJ s-Ths GOD work Of
Cantozs prst1sl battery snd Saismaz,o's
~-rs-s secured The game ~ hons to-day
Nonrox pi.chsd good esli Scr the Ksgacs
Srore.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10
MINING JOURNAL
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
FRosTBURG, MD, MARCH 10, 1855.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Reifgtous.-Rev. Fl. S. France, pas
tor NJ. E. Church, left Monday to at
tend the Annual Conference in Balti-
more. He will make report which
will reflect great credit upon his pas
torate. Naturally, his large congre-
cation and numerous friends want to
have him returned to complete the
limit fixed by law.
Majors Wells and Cozens. the West
ern Pioneers, will preside overa grand
demonstration of the Salvation Army in
Meats Opera House, this place, on the
Goth and Dist insts. The programme
comprises banquet and jubilee meet
ing, grand sortie on the enemy's lines,
etc. The army, which includes the
Frostburg Flying Artillery, anticipates
a great demonstrations
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10
4 Frame Dwelling House.

Nj.
All that Property known as Il part of
Walnut Level conveyed by and more
particularly described in deed from Marx
Wineland, mortgage to me, dated Novem-
Der 9th, 1884, and recorded in Liber T. L
No. g. folio $40, containing acre and Sc!
perches Of Land, except so much thereof as
was subsequently conveyed by me to Curtin
NJ Graham Il Co. by deed dated May 18th,
1885, and recorded in Liber T. L., No. 81
folio "a, the part remaining and now offered
being improved by
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10
Eastern ViesOs Of the coat Trnde

Ne,c York.-SOft Goals have shown q
somewhat active market with supplies
rather short for the demand, with
ready sales of the better grades. 1t is
reported that the soft coal pool of ship
pers have fixed prices at Philadelphia
Norfolk, Newport News, Baltimore and
Georgetown, at $3.50 per ton. AT
South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Eliza
bethport, Port Johnston, Weehawken,
Hoboken and Port Liberty. for ship
ments to points on North River, south
of Fifty seventh street and TO points on
East river west of He'll Gate, *3. 80 per
ton. Delivered alongside in the same
limits $3.50 per ton of 2,240 lbs.-Min-
ing Record.
The Seaboard Steam Coal Associa-
ton held a lengthy session in Phila-
delphia or FEBRUARY oath and agreed
upon the following as the prices for
bituminous coal for the season of 1888
80, beginning on March lst:
Free on board at Philadelphia, Nor.
folk, Newport News, Baltimore and
Georgetown, $3.50 per ton of 2240
pounds.
Free on board at South Amboy, Perth
Amboy, Elizabethport, Port johnson,
Weehawken, Hoboken and Port Lib
erty, for shipment to points on the
North River south of Fifty-seventh
street. and to points on the East River
west Of He'll Gate, So. % per ton.
Delivered alongside in New York
harbor south of Fitty-seventy street.
North River, and on the East River
west of He'll Gate, 1885 per ton.
The tide. water competitive soft coal
tonnage to be divided during the COM
ing season between the parties to the
association has been fixed at 1000, 900
tons. the same quantity as was agreed
upon last year. The prices given
above are also the same as the assOcia-
ton prices IF last season. The award
Of allotments of the tonnage TO be pool
ed will be made this week If agreed
upon. Last season several members
of the association. including the Clear
field and Beach Creek districts, under
shipped their respective percentages
of the pooled tonnage, while the ship
ments OF the Baltimore Il Ohio, Chess,-
peake 4 Ohio, Elk Garden Il Pocahon-
tas districts exceeded their quotas, and
this year they make claim for larger
percentages than they We're awarded
last year.
B0st0n.-AS soon as opening prices
tor bltumlnous coal get round to the
trade, as they now will in very few
days, contract business will begin to
start.-Engineering and Mining Jour-
nal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10
GENERAL ITEM

Rait,oay ErcursiOns.-One more
cheap California trip. Free sleeping
cars, with only one change of cars to
San Francisco and Los Angeles. Six
hundred miles shorter and one day
quicker, than any other free sleeping
car lines. Colorado passengers can
take advantage of this trip. Train
leaves Delaware avenue depot, Will
mington, Halo a. M: Baltimore | 80
p. M; Washington $50 p. M, March
26. The trip of Feb. y having given
perfect satisfaction, we have concluded
to run one more. For further in
formation and reservation of berths
apply to H. A. Miller, passenger agent,
Wilmington, Del, or to ID. Bride,
passenger agent, Baltimore, Md.
Another of the select excursions to
the National Capital will be run by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
on Thursday, March Is. The b. &. O.
excursion trains are first-class in all
respects the day trains being equipped
with parlor ears and the night trains
with sleeping ears. Tickets will be
valid for return journey on all regular
trains until Saturday. March, 9th, in
elusive. Time Of trains and round
trip rate as follows, viz Leave Cum
berland 500 a. m. $50 a. m. /; 10: 10
a. M. and l:30 p. m.-$4.75 Call on
ticket agent at Cumberland for illus
trated circular giving points of interest
in and around Washington.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10
A COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING

All that Property known As Lots Nos
and p of lock No. 26, of Beall's First Adj
tiition to Frostburg," conveyed by and par
tculary described in deed from Henry
Evans and wife to said Wineland dated
September 10TH 1874, and recorded in Liber
T, H., No, 10, folio 2l2 and improved by
4 FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10

VII.
All that Property embracing Lots No ;
- and "a in McCulloh's First Addition to
Frostburg," conveyed by and particularly
described in deed from John Jetfries and
wife to said Wineland, dated October 9th
1873, and recorded in Liber T. L., No 81
folio $40, and improved by
A Comfortable Frame Dwelling.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10
Business Locals.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve.-Thc Best
Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblans Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunucd,
Price % cents per box. For sale by L. c.
Lambert
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10
A Frame Dwelling House.

VI
All that Property known as part OF
Frost's Heirs Addition to FroStburg," con
veyed and particularly described in deed
from Nelson Beall and wife to said Wine
land dated December 10, 1874, and recorded
in Libcr T. L., No. b. folio 1913, and inn
proved by
II F1Un1e DlrelIinG House.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10

".
All that Property known as "Lot No. 3. Of
Block No. p, of Bealls First Addition to
Frostburg," conveyed by and particularly
described III a deed from David II. Jones
and wife to said Wineland, dated August
9TH 1877, and recorded in Liber 7. L., No
q, folio 405. Improved by
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10
Y Ill.


All that Property known as "Lot No. >, of
Block No. p, Of Beall's First Addition to
Frostburg," conveyed by and particularly
described in deed from Thomas Hughes
and wife to said Wineland, dated August
18th, 1873, and recorded in Liber T. L., No.
-, folio 2l3, and improved by
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10

Y.
All that Property known as part of Wal
nut Level, conveyed by and particularly
described in a deci rom Thomas Bidding
ton and wife TO sail Wineland, dated Au-
gust it'll |75, and recorded in Liber T. L..
No. Is, folio 1874. Improved by
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-03-10

H.
town, known as the Home Property Of
said Wineland, embraced in and conveyed
by two deeds to said Wineland-one from
Porter and Percy, executors, dated Novem-
Der ID, 1868, and recorded in Liber II. R.,
No. 81, folio 344, and the other from Thorn
as G. McCulloh, executor, dated September
18th, 1871, and recorded in Liber Ii. r.,
No. 81, folio 30l. This property is i'm
proved by
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
RAILWAY REMARK.

Moyy than a million men are employed OF
the various railways in the United States.
TWENTY inches IL said 20 be the narrow
est gauge Of RAJ road doing regular business
N the ni;ed states
RAiLwsrs are said 20 consume more than
half OF the worlds production OF ron, the
i0.000o0 car wheels required IN the United
States alone taking more than 100000
tons
DCRING the year l>s7 the total number OF
locomotives butt N The United States was
22250. ths aggregate cost OF watch is csti-
mated at 50, 100000, an average Of about
seO0O each.
The late railroad war In the Northwest
has cost the companies engaged not lcss
than SiotGooQo vaicn, il may DC assumed,
Is clear present TO tse trade Of that
amount
USDRE the laws OF Iowa a railroad pas
scngcr who sticks his head out Of car
winIow and aas IL knocked or by switch
bar - guilty OF nisdemeanor, and can be
sent u jail for three months.
Tus rail~ocd mileage OF the world is csti-
ma,cd IS follows: America, la5.s57 miles:
Europe. l1l .,oj miles; Asia. 1921 miles /;
Australia. s0f5 miles. and that Of Africa,
4.2s5 Ger.@any leads the countries OF Eu-
rope in mileage.
TEE Consolidated railroad Of Connecticut
has adopted a 5eil-ringinG fe!i-tsie to warn
employees OF q bridge. The carwheels
s.rise an automatic ixiure on the track
as a bridge is approached, and the warn
ing IS then gwen the whole length of tho
train.
fr - said that railroads in this country
are returning 70 lemon color for the body
OF passenger coaches. The Providence &
Worcester. and the Philadelphia a Read
ing roads are making The change. Expe-
riencc shows that yellow outwears any other
color.
\ FtrESr has been granted for methods
and apparatus TO increase tae tractive DOW
er OF locomotives and other self-propclled
raj vehicles BY increasing. electrically. the
fricuonal adhesion between the driving
wheels and the rails. II Is claimed that
the trsctivo power can thus be nearly
dogeied without increasing the weight OF
the locomotive. and that sleet and snow dif-
nculfies viii b. overcome. II IL claimed
tnat Che friction detained Is cheaper than
saUding without its CONSEQUENT wear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

The L5tgis 1ous EsrsIshss Lsts ~
N1Nas

N.ss
believfile = great ca -spec az lbs
- eeis scbsol Hss<Cns 81 oe8oel = sisicf
~. sas A~ia a. ia b<l5ssLis Il "a ceAoe
eEi alDk lssf sFsnlEg. fee polls f~ssslnve
ofen rom . 20 : 0'ciocn 3 a. lee pa
fcss q ihe merting 49, to F9ts aRon ths
gCesilal shesasF o. ngt a. 60 sD<4lJ ~
lesta - tli.l lso-sfoEy 1r-ck a112-ls-.
% oar pTsseut .cl 81 oU 0lls Ever si1c-
ihe esl ~ tbs ~spsasl assstlsg ssi-
forth exc tsnlsHi hss zen higr The aaFs
ilan h4s o<ea So used .l 81 = Esases
Pro And con Aimot tke lu1 nan oer &
FcteFs 81 tls 1zsfsiC acre Frssrut 9t iss
nights nezuak Oas buH1fe1 as1 sis-
votes Sers poUe1 lie foaoaiUs = t-
vote Tax srS. o. Ia DO g. last n-xa
wss the rrsf niae ll iae history et tAi
scbooi o.sgE.Ct tasg re women cane o1i
znd voice fi4hl lsdlss AsTchso ~ t4s
pois ssi al. ht q. d .'sEs > t. tiseaF ballots
i0Ur fCr The t4x snd tRs remainder sg3insi
u
A select session Of the school board va
held later IL tie evening. hraTy Clay 81
lsr wss chosen % tie bJsro 70 leach ths
grammar department. fOf this nsIt year
Aiss annie kshiig who taught The Primsf.
school iast wear, Was retained Tor An0ti+tt
yesr. Prof. Jams- A Sinclair has also bee si.
re snssksd a. Principal iof his SKA eonFe
coNye year. The pcop-e 4fs HSA p4cast~
oy the choices made
TIE special tosaship meeting Of FsnBu
ren Township. he'd al this place yestercas
for The purpose OF e.eclDg Justice Of tht
Pesce 70 hu the vacancy. vas but SHINY
tsnaed. The odds here are 50 much m fAy-
or OF the Democrats thzt the Republican,
failed 20 meet IN caucus and nominate r
man. However three tickets were IN tie
ned-the Democratic ticket aud tuo stunp
tickets. The whole number OF votes poiisc
vas 49, James stewart. Democrat. received
- voies. Geo. -. Henry. Republican. anC
kmmet +. r. an, Doth rupnIng on stump
tickets rec. ived thirty two and six votes
respectively
Train No. p. the sasi-bound freight train
engine No. 1876, aud the west bound pas
senger train No. 9S engine No. llO3. on the
Wabash cOllided at Belleyile Tuesday
This IS the regular meeting place
the two trains and the order is for No. = io
sidetTaek aud wait for No. %. Instead 81
tlis No = cSTne sweeping around the curve
west OF the station ana crashed into the
passenger train, lifting the locomotive OF
the front trucks and forcing the psSsenErr
train back about forty car lengths. y,
dsmage, save that to the two engines, re-
quilted from the collision. No one Wa
killed or injured. The engineer of y hes
been on the road several wears and feels tn,
accident very deeply. He says he forgot
shout side tracking Had not the eng NEE,
az Ne. 9S reversed his engine on seeing the
Canger q terrible accident probably involy
ing the loss OF many lives, would have been
the result. The wrecking train has Just re-
moved the wreck and the track Is clear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
pAsaoRAps,c plUsoss.


As ssterprisisg saysicisa "a Aasfrai-a
advertise / 80 psg eoe-naaf tne f-ilsf =
szDsasss u czses sasFs an ast ssessss-
e.
4 foxnox attorney recently teuesrec |.
bia IL Ehses So l.st issaa s4s t14s sE@lec
- 70 d,aiAz With yo1 after tns ease Has
kos
A ooI0kED Minister proved the q Der oag
ta.-s t1e lnaeilss sks a. gai oe uaGs asls4te.
N inteapsF2is lea psFxte 4aa ne .aasalri-
sls q. .sfsloas-
A Irssa.aas. wh0 was very ueaE slghfee,
sbaGt 81 esal due. ASSISTED ta.t he saollld
stand So n.lces nearer q h.s antagonist
t--a fle- etler dld - 1an, 4ne ta4t they
Sere ss-a - are ~ TIE sane tue-
= esvrtsaas vas ron4ais5asng 90 'Cnaaee
taaf as .l4a ID lFssfe.i a rssAer l-rss sum -
1oneg 4al .cst Is al a sgn pal hetlc fr.ead
ss4sd an WHISTLER BE- aad been = 5un " :
osar. T. which hs rep-ed Selt1er,
49, . k4ss
As "a ll1y wa0 does nof believe IN the co
e'ileari0a ~ the sexes. was re Io.ced the
ctaer aaE I'd dHa thai 4lthoggh the boys an4
g.ris Ia = large seaaiasry seemed ~ oe play
ing seme sosl of game together. the school
authorities h4d wisely hung . long net 30
tween tneD.
sesSz Table h0te e, fashionable hotel
ca Deesl b.. BIZ market eay Farmer Of
the cd seLool na, dined E@ter--' Fin
hid. s.Fr' F&-lsr-.. Fats the chsrgef''
W4ileF-'' Five shlAngs please Farmer
istsrtied ' FIVE shiAia'sf Weel, Ia IA
oe~n Yet" Resumes Operztiens.
TaEEE Is = woman la -. Paul MIan., who
poo ses s0Ine handsome diamonds Sas
pats them N a f0x. puts the BOX Ia = rag oag,
puts fla rag oag oa 10 closet neor, aud AZ
ght puts he watchdog n ths closet On
top Of 5ae rae bae looks him IA there, aud
everv niglt Al4es TIC key IA different
pace.
FAsFfDfors EpicaFe 60 clumsy waifer>-
~if yoe can bring ne cup % coffee with
OF sp.ling the coffee into the saucer, u
give sou sKpeace." Exit waiter, and re-
enters promptly, earring the cup IN one
hand and tns saucer m the other. He puts
down hrst one. then tae other, and takes the
coll ia silence.
Is attempting 70 carve fowl one day a
gentleman found considerable diiiculty n
separauag Js loiats, aad exclaimed against
the man who sod him an Old hen for a
young clscx~n :. Ny dear, sad the en-
ragged mans wife, don't talk so much
about the aged and respectable MIR B;
he planted the first ned Of corn that was
planted la our town Il know that said
the husband; "and believe this hen
scratched 10 up"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

n ta< r7poFf De tras thai senator EO
sCsas opposition o. the coa1Eaafion q
ME EULLra - Chat Justice was based
en the sentiment ~ tEs other justlees
there soad 10 better rsason FOR his
cours4. The Justices, & - saId, did rot
vast = nsW man. y E0 had never hsid q
lE1,eszi Dositlca % come "a The bsneh as
ehisL lie selection u one q their
nambss as enisf and ths addition Of
hULfzR 10 he iist a. al Associate justice.
waaid aays been acceptable to EDaUSDs,
ssd 10 he .shsrs q the bsneh. When
Clisf Jas.ies Wars disd ths Snprsne
judges anstsd in asking tbs President
q fronots Jgsiice fiEID to the chief 8
poeiiion. 1. wouli have ossn very !ass,
sbsiois sli polite thing fer President
CLEvzLA.D to fave complisd But the
faes rs'nains iha.s EoaUsDs argued from
very d4fsrsns grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
PARLOR AND PANTRY.

To REMOVE tho screw TOPS Of fruit Jars
that can not Be started by hand. dip
cloth in verv hot water aud apply 20 tho
oafside Of tae cap. this will cause 4; to c.
Pand
Gr,ts ToR DrsFEYTIcs-One cup gluten
-four. one cup railk. one teaspconful Of bal,-
iny powder. one tablespoonful or less of
butter. Beat well and bake in hot gem
pons IA quick oven.
THE jchuny.cskc Of New England, made
O. corn-mesl. eggs and -four. thick. light.
warm. and soaked with fresh butter. Is a
better nerve food than can be found on tho
druggists shelves.
FAsrr FOR WA1r-sArEn Nix one pound
o. noar with cold water. add about fvs
quarts of boiling wstcr ausi STR undl as
taics as starch. Just before using str II
haf piaf dissolved Siac.
ISrf, mating - largely used in summer
rooms. The stains. II any. NAV be 70
moved b. LAYER of we frlier's earth. well
rubbed 10. aDd ie5t Tor a few days. when .t
caa be- washed oif. snd the stains viii have
disappeared
SrUDr tables. desizs. etc. covered with
leather. nav be restored to very much r
taeir original freshness by rubbing lffle
vsselne ever them with soft rax Book
cases with r's-s doors should bo opened
occasionally. "a the booxs are otherwise apt
g zpt damp
All curtains nusf have frequent shak-
icCs. or the moth maiers VIII be sure 70
lHfze IN their fcl8s The zrsaf obcet is 70
keep them cuf of a house. for when they
once locate and take p q clam the- ha~.
the squsttcr's right. ard eniy force an
drive Them cat.
Fus strawberry ieliv uss th~ee pinss -
ripe straw berries. a Aox ef Eelsrine, a pius
- sugar. ~ pant = sctl'0E wsfer. aaf =
Pint of cold water ard re fnirn - a
len,eu Ssask the gslsfi1e f7r teo hours II
tac .0id wafer Mssh nc bcrrcs VIA re
sarnr ard ies faen sfacd two hccrs. Prgr
ths bcfIrx water ca he ryrit and sUzar
rr>ss the ia.ce from tie st-sTherrirs and
ssd r. and nc lsnan iaics 80 ne d5ssoi ivesi
Erarue Scrai1 fEr1nga : nspksa. pour
1to ucalds ard hsr,lcn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02
Steamer Grand Island.

Hereafter the new side wheel steamer,
irsnd Island will make regular trips to the
soldiers Home on Tuesdays, Thursdays
nd Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 a.
n landing at north end of Scribaer- ST. car
me. Picnic parties viii he taken up the
liver at any place they may select. Regular
lcnic days will be Monday. Wednesday
md Friday The steamer Grand Island
xill also make two trips TO Grand Island
on Sundays. Boat leaving at 10 a. m. aDd
p. ID. last boat arriving at Grand Rapids
q 7.I5 p. m.
Fare from Soldiers Home and return 20
cents.
To Grand Island and return 25 cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

YAlNk oF ~ sss KUss A AlcE lot a
I ftse sssltk-.aS s4rf - tAe cltt - :. fres q,
.ssasgs al1ak ofp1&lk cesci ssa&ts.
II VIII OFFks 4HE VACANT LOT o.
~ 0H lxlxEetfs -. sesft1 - seaLo 81 l<ksn-
- . - SxS a. eAxssn t-~ - - tsSk -
Noaz - - A41 DeaE teere asllzl ~ q ~ .e>s
tl1O = o. ot1ts - f0sS 4 h4ASy, A-4 :
s.ss<H ks.srA Teleshs4s Sc A4
sex SAIE-Eg,l 81 ANb LOT oN CLANCY
~ oue "a lafas ktts a. ozle az fot soT'si
lear Ssresf E1Fs ls,eFt b4Op<fty - s4st 81 .
e. 40 psoiseriy ~ eslsef Psras q tse eals ~
ae M f1Ss0E lt 3Dd i Il fsinrela eve sleti
feoE sALk-ENrkA 0Ffkk-If NoN wAN1
I axe ~ laase sFlsnoid ioIs o. LArE< Cattle
hl4d aaa.ila1 ~ 49, acssls tAs sSite - &4eSe.
.s.lssf a. aUe< ~ have sulo 0Lls-lnif1 - tne ~
ss.lhia tsree scoaIes Al ierls esSS. NeNthiy
.1s aseats ~ :. slch lf uesl1sst- tc1cpiloils y.
s ~ Nekee s so1. y saHroe-i
ss0E sal E-HoFsfz AND Eo1S. VACANT
4 81 sa1 ssf,ls sosas cboics t4rEsns 4 tsAea
een hugEes Ihenlas. soozAs ~ ~Aa =. Ne~
Il itas.scnaaE hle1k ~
HOUSE,. LOIS AID FARMS fQR sAfE
II eEeap a. D. Aevuboers. NenksD tlsck,
.ruer az Nonfs and Divisioe sts sa
TOR SAIE-A LARCE BRfcK DWELLING
botss On SprlLg-sf. ter g. -. sea- Esn1e
ellirs LaOVss n Jsnses-sk-. isf =, 80 sno IN
sere farm ~ epsrs i0r -. &c. az CA snns~
4syHenls nd fessealEe BE teIknS. T. A. bspfas
gceza IA lodysrc l1osf over fehlle l1nTsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

AAAIkD-CoAPkIEAI GIRL To 10 a4h
- eral Loosenotk- address or cal a.
xIsnersf PA
"a ANfED-MJST HAVE 10 go NOkll
" Friday morning waiter I chambenna
kitchen girls snd go meat cook for ciiE.
mailefs second eoo4 general c0foke. sesoa
gill kitci ca girls. n general COOKS and iau
dresses, wsEeS % o. ST. ~ general sefFauts -
places la8ies Psridrs aud Tower c.ock
GALL AT Our OFHICE AID VIZ WILL sHof
y you lrf ciEss t-ru0In hou.e. stone &c .laT
wcil aud c,tern. good new barn, al iu goo
shape. On Eleventh ave f8iid hnf-e from ,
vasion-sl for only tssU. TINS j. a bargain IL
any one waning niee lsouse ia best pAst Of 81
rogg Kinsy, and u Tower block. Tel
pn0ne s21 %
WASTED-A COMPETENT COOK TO GO If
" Ottawa Beach. cail 90 ftb Fulton 81. Thur
tay afternoon. fom v cleck 10 O'Clock
@. Ii. Long
JHANfED a GlRI. FOR GENERAL NOUS
w wors Al l3s Nouh Diyisiou-st.
IMANTf Dat ONCE, 4 NURSE GIRL FRO
w IA 10 10 years oid, al - souih Division 81
DANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUs
W work. Apply with references 70 2il Cht
ham-st., West side. 81
VANTED r. INFORMATION OF VILLA
~ Reynolds, an orphan boy. age about =
Adopted iron the Chicago Home OF the tritn
les in 1851 Any one hEvixg knOwledge of D.
sheresbouts viii confer a great favor on hlssl.tt
Lizzie by addressing MrS. >. e.. Cleveland, b.
missionary, care OF y. NJ. &. A., Chicago. H. %
TED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR GhA
W eral housework. family small. 49, Cherry
L 1851
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

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