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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-17

Orphans Court. - At the session
Friday of last week letters of admins
tration We're granted James J.
McHenry upon the estate of Joseph
Workman, late Of Allegany county,
deceased.
Tuesday Alexander Shaw and Chris
tian Devries, executors of John S.
Combs, deceased, settled their second
account.
Elizabeth Mayer, executrix of John
Mayer, deceased, settled her first and
final account.
Letters Of administration were
granted to Diana 7. Koch on the es-
tate of Margaret Thomas, deceased.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-17

business Pdrdgrdphs.-Geo II.
Wittig opened his holiday stock
Thursday evening. The number and
display of articles were very striking.
The windows were beautifully arrang-
ed and lighted, and inside an arch of
gas jets crowned the domain of Santa
Claus and illuminated the entire hall.
Mr.. Wittig made appropriate an
nouncement by bill, and hundreds of
the generation on the rise availed
themselves of his invitation to be pres
emf at the grand opening" The eX-
hibition will continue until Christmas
day, as viii be seen in the footnote to
his new advertisement elsewhere
printed.
F. C. Beall continues to remind the
public that now is the time and his
the place to buy all kinds of stoves.
His stock is large, variety ample, but
first comers get the "selects.' See
fourth page.
In the way of clothing Marx Wine
land is determined that in the distri-
button of fall and winter business he
will not be forgotten if advertising re-
minders will avail anything. His new
advertisement in this issue will afford
some idea of what he proposes to do
for the benefit of those who buy from
him.
The JOURNAL should have referred
last week to the announcement OF the
j. C. Orrick & Son company. This
firm owns the "Narrows' brand of
canned goods, already noted for their
purity, and buyers should ask their
grocers for homegrown goods in pref,
erence to the products of other soils.
And in the lines of dry goods
Hitchins Bros. have reached ne
Plus ultra in the way of variety,
quality and low prices. Look at their
new advertisement on this page. Is
it not also a daisy for style?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-17

ming, died suddenly last Sunday of
heart disease, aged GG years.
Five buildings-one a storehouse,
are in course of erection at Midland.
Monday the Consolidation coal com
pany mined 4,643 tons of coal, the big
gest output of any day, it is said, in
the history Of the company.
The winter schedule of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad goes into eff
feet tomorrow, 18th inst.
A. Speir & Co. have opened u fur
niture aud undertaking establishment
in Homecoming. C. F. Nickel, of this
place, is associated with the firm.
The Cannon property in Barton was
sold at public auction Thursday by
John S. Grove, attorney, to Reuben
Jandorf, of Baltimore, for 5000.
Frank Ryan has lately occupied
what is pronounced the finest store in
Midland.
Michael Barnard, of Eckhart, re-
turned Monday from visit to
England.
John Dawson and family have re-
turned from three years stay in
Kansas to resume residence in Barton.
Joseph Arnold, of Cumberland,
while moving about his bedroom Mon
day night IN the dark, met with a
peculiar accident. He came in CON
tact with nail on a door and tore his
eyelid badly in two places. 1t is
thought that the sight of the eye will
not be injured by the accident. Mr..
Arnold is son of the late j. J. Ar
mold, of this vicinity.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-17

THE average orthodox democrat
in the 9th congressional district was
more than semi-partially disappoint-
ed. He expected Douglas would be
defeated, and the expectation was
'sicklied DER with the pale cast" of
satisfaction. Whether he was out of
or in office, especially in, he was not
hankering after any congressional Of
ficiousness in the matter Of adjusting
or re-adjusting the spoils. Hence,
the district result fed him up to
about his capacity for enjoyment of
anti-democratic results.
Cleveland's defeat overfed him.
He got more than he wanted ard he
looks now like an intelligent turkey
stuffed for Thanksgiving.
THIS weeks issue of Puck has a
cartoon representing the republican
party bootlicking the German vote
and the democratic party dong the
same thing with the Irish vote.
The inference to be drawn from
this disgusting trucking to the for
eign vote is-that there Is no Ameri-
can vote.
The spectacle thus presented at
every election is discreditable alike to
those who lick and those who are
licked.
Bootlicklng is the nastiest Of all
political briberies.
CHRISTIAN democrats are imbib-
ing great comfort from that portion
Of the Bible wherein it is declared
The Lord loveth whom he chastencth.
Wicked democrats, however,
adopting the converse Of the Scrip
tural proposition, regard it as very
funny that the triumphant republl-
cans should be enjoying monopoly
Of divine dislike.
The "Narrows" natural gas well
has been abandoned. Money to the
last dollar and well to the last foot
have been sunk. And yet-and yet
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-17

The JOURNAL sincerely trusts
that not an unpleasant incident will
occur to mar the enjoyment Of those
who jollify next Tuesday evening.
1t is one of the glor.es of our institu
tons that liberation of all opinions,
political as well as religious, is uni
versal, complete, perfect, and when
one denies this by any act, secret or
overt, he robs himself Of liberty to
think and act in a lawful manner.
The JOURNAL makes this remark
because on similar occasions hereto
fore incidents have happened which
did not reflect creditably on the
name Of our town and people.
Once more. Let not straw be
thrown in the way of the enjoyment
proposed next Tuesday evening. Let
those who participate have free and
safe run of the town. 1t is their tri-
umph, and they are entitled to all
the fun and satisfaction there is in it.
Besides, it would be pity if a por-
ton of the people, no matter which,
could not unmolested overflow with
iollifcation once in four years.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-17

A Fine Book.-A "Pictorial History
of the World" by Charlotte NJ. Yonge.
author of "The Heir of Redcliffe," is
offered to this community by Mrs. L.
Kleppish. The work is one of great
value to literary workers, professional
people, and especially to those who
are to become the scholars of the fuv
ture. No head of a family will COM
nit mistake in buying a copy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-17

Redt Estate Transfers. - Among
those recently noted are the following:
George NJ. Hansell and wife to John Liven-
good, lot No. 3S in G. w. McCullohs addition
to the town of Frostburg, $50.
Geo. w. Porter and wife to John w. Port
er, lease Of lots next to the lands of the Cum
berland coal and iron company.
John I. Sprigg and wife to George Il. Cole,
lot in Westernport, 500.
John II. Firle and wife to Isaac Stevenson,
lot in Midland, S2l5.
Dayisson Armstrong and wife to Owen
Hitchins, tracts of land in Allegany county
called "Uiium' and Mount Pelion," consid-
Grafton, $3.50.
Jabez Warn and wife to Patrick Rafferty,,
lots Nos, 81, G2 and G3, in Grahamtown, con-
sideration, 800.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-17
Qualities and Extremely
LOW PRICES.

I am safe IN saying none VIII leave my
store without being fitted with the best goods
for the least money ever offered to the cloth
ing buyers of this town and vicinity. These
goods have all been bought for cash and will
be sold for cash. which system talks for itself
every time, and don't you forget it
As an extra inducemcnt to persons buying
goods of me | will give a ticket for every -
purchase which will entite the holder to a
chance in
1 Gents Gold Watch, WORTH. $125
1 Ladies' " . 100
1 doublc-barrcIed Shot Gun, with 40
to be drawn day after New Year, of which
due notice will be given through the Frost
burg MINING JOURNAL and LOnacOning Re-
gjew. MARN WINELAND.
Nearly 80 years in business in Frostburg,
Maryland. Nov II
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-17

DeJeat Of the Bond ProposaI.-The
county vote on the proposal to issue
bonds in the sum of $4,000 to com
plete the plant and equipment of the
insane asylum is given below by dis
tricts. 1t was overwhelmingly defeat
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

fEF1sHgNG 10 PIT Aozs koNEf fSIo M
" te;zDess ! kzn sbsi91z 81 AL ~ koz@ss
s21 ~ - fsnzys &a41taa. a2d IS teA<nt
,...s isss - II se.s e ssas.iss % sss ssos @ ssoa-
sElos. lesee les wisn god sexte. DsFts essk
ena e1sserp keS particulars sPE15 - kAs s<-nks
lS5ioE : A4zntQxl.
DsSDANA L0f PoR SALE caKAp ASD oN
- esss iefaas l. ; ttvsln Aofsss oaoekz -
pos.ls ssssI = HestL
Sl,UUU losse sse lss ~ Jsnesssa-sss.
oontsiniag nsrs Foa1ns. sata rooas. easl furnace,
e ssaela-ed eeslsE 4ae al stasr nAecesk Improve
l.szz. Appls ~ /. G LsE&. stsr tlslhlax Ael.<-
rs
nONT FORGET 10 LOOK AT THE LOTS on
~ whiks's adj i0n - sento Dlfizl1z1-si- Ihe
n1o1sg pat into fhe>e lots 81 tns extremely -"
they afe difsely sesilh 81 lks bushes os1ifs q
tie clly oa osle ef ths pTinclps business sireels
a. Cfzad Unio0. hess / krnsss, and Z. dSssT
b.0ck iso
aaQo 600 500. sa0 $50. q .0e6 AND q eso
SZUU. - ie&n On good city property Al a ios
rate af ietere<t. Also fafRished RON 10 rent.
Cs1 ilaiIediate.y al boles Printing aud loss
orhee. - Fexrl-sz- ise
TO YOU WANT A FINK LORI ELEGANT
IL location on Colt ave street car lias. They
can be purchased al astonishing low prices, on
sza az payments ten choice s1tes left Gail al
once. A X. Aniisdel, opposite sNess's hotel
Reosa s. I0ystg bloak ISM
DAhGAi>c IN A FEW thDltE LUIS IN
ID RoblusoD's Oak Daie Park addition. Robin
on & Lacey, New nouseu a. block. lsstf
LOB sALE-BEAuTIFUL LOIS OF NEW
Il DerTy-st.. between Oosi ave and LAWN gston.
ST. nesT street cars For sele or rent hoslee u
nine rooms With lsrse cellar viii rent psn OF
cellar separately for shop or storage purposes
also frst class house nesT Crescent PARK. Apply
10 l. J. Cummings bostwick e. oor. Cfescentsse.
l73
HIRDLERs BULLfTIS-ONE HALF A Mil<-
W lion dollars in real tslale for sale at bsltom
nfurcx consisting 0f ely and iGfn properly.
HelRe aud lot for sale nNnin seven lnlkutes
walk OF possoifce splendid location. This
property ia cheap home for . poor man Good
business property fof sale on csnS1 st consisting
OF gWo sIOrts, 81 stories high. with Easements.
cheap. Three spieLcid resldences for sale IN de
sifable parts Of city. ierns and prices 10 suft
purchaser. Money 10 loan IN sums 10 salt and NJ
low rate OF Interest. Southern pine lands fof
sale. Cali and see what have aud satisfy your
selves as 10 an investment b. Z. 01fclers Room
". Tower block. lz5u
CoR SALE CHEAP-H0reE AND Lon, is6
Il eummer-st. Must sell. Terms 10 suit. Ac-
diess ". =. Cummings. I22 chsries-st. Ice
TOR SALE-6REAT BARGAIN TO A cAPf-
centre of city. lot lfoxilo' next thirty days. b
&. Girdler, room r. Pierce block. l02d
IrOR sALE-HOUsEs AND lots, VACANT
lots ana farms: zone choice bargains II taken
oon Hughes Thomas. looms 30 and 81. New
Housemau block. yu
III cheap al DR.. NeenbCers s Wenksm block,
corner Of nfnroe and Diyision4ts. su
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
l. house, on Spring st, for s. 90. neat fssme
dwelling house, ca JaInesst.. for t2,50o. ana n
90 acre farm in sperts for 81, 700; all on sua~E
room l2s. Ledyard block. over Public Library
Z95Lf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

There haa been some controversy IS 10
whelhsr General SHEziDAs actually rode
over ths brsass~oFks sf the battle Of
Missionary Ridge. A few yesrs ago the
General himself wrote As follows on this
polnt 10 a personal trisnd: The fscs Cf
ths case 10 that IN the ssormlnz Of Mia
siosary iadge 1 vas mounted. and rode
over the bFsaatworks erovninx the crest
OF tie ridge At 3 point perhaps four hun
dred yards south OF BEAae's hesdquar-
terra Tbs LETT OF WAaNEE's brigade was
81 this point. / have always taken spe-
ciAl pride In the conduct of my command
sf Missionary Ridge, Cedar Greek, Five
Forks snd sailors Greek"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
For Sale--MSsceUaneous

T. carpets BY the piece, must be sold at once
164 Moth DiyisiSnsg. 165E
COR SALE-NEATEsT DRUG STOCK AND
T. three years lease of nandsomest drug store
In the city at most reasonable terms. For par
ticulars all on or write DR.. w. n. Ross, Office
Widdicomb block, Grand Rapids. Mich. l64
EOR sALE-A FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES
It and fixtures i'm favorable location Easy
terms VIII exchange for real estate. Address
B.. box 6, this Office III
TOR SALE AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
r machinery for a first class laundry: also n
six-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
of c. A. Eerwin, No. q Csnaiss BAT
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Tia Ass YORK SuH . prossction
Democrats paper. la order 10 support
both ,hs tiekst aad the platform prepared
a. So. Louie. the Sun declares that 'ths
congsafion sad Mr. CLzvELAsD have
alike pat thar love of free trsais out 10
roosts snd may Is sleep be peaesfal aad
usdistuIbsd. Ia nizht have ossn made
q good deal clearer. bat ~s guess the
thing vii WORK
THIS may serve a. q modsiin journals
TIC xymnassics for the Chicago Tribune
whsn 10 has 10 make the Rspabliean plat
torn conforza 10 rs frse-trsds policy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Mayor EEwrrr. OF Nsw York. thinks
that The danger 30 human LIE from else
trio viras . Of ANAL consequences con-
pared With that OF reckless drivers.
Therefore. Mayer HswrrT would not We
su pposs. take any measures against ma
larisi diseases becsgss consumption 10
mere generally fsssl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

According 20 the Philadslphis Press
tEsrs are three ways to elect Repabli-
can President this year. The problem Is
simple ard SINNERS itself down TO toe
resnlt IN four Stsiss. Assuming that the
Pacific States sill be held. the Press be-
lisvss that the Republicans can surely
count on ls2 votes. II takes POI 70 elect.
IL the Rspubhcsns can win New York
they viiI have seventeen votes 10 spare;
IL both Indiana and Connecticut two to
spare. The Press advises the party to
consider these figures and act accori-
iasly. The inference is that the csndi-
dates must come from these doubtful
states.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

NOR SALE - OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L property In Grand Rapids. good grift mi
doing RCod business. For further particular
address Box l97, Byron Centre. Mich. JOS
DEsT PINE LANDS IN LOUISIANA AND
ID Mississippi for sale. Address. stating re-
Quirements and limit OF price, 2. o. Box 1907,
New Orleans. La. les
NOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
IL acres. with frame house, one mile and
quarter from Hail-st Apply at Ms. J. q. Walk
ers II South Diyision-st. 124tf
1OR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate of the late Daniel Schermerhorn,
one mile west Of the city, fronting Bridgest 1t
is fine dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gar
dening. May be sold in from ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply TO Or. Mhilworib. administrator, lS2
Fourth st, Grand Rapids. Mich. i01f
NOR sALE-PfNE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
L good farms and city property for sale cheap:
also money 10 loan. Call at Loyett block, Canal
st., opposite Sweets Hotel. A. K Antisdel. ATT
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

4 B McCKAcxsS has issued speci-
nen weekly newspaper. such as be pre-
posss to issus regularly after the Rspub-
licsn National Convention. TIE paper
10 csl.sd The RepsblicaH Eleetor and
vill Be devoted to the sdvCcacy OF Re-
publican politics, bat i will. the pros
pscsus ssys. speak from the STANDPOINT
Of noe ons person alone. but OF large
class % persons. WHO have been brought
~ ths force OF circumstances into the
Rspubllcan foId.-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

BsroIUx has made ues departure N
her criminal lsr. The first petty larceny
IN 20 b. punished only by severe ad-
monisiOs. accompanied by restitution Of
thu stolen article. and warning OF What
~ill tollow repetition. Repeated and
twenty years Imprisonment or perpetual
rsstrsins viii t,llow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
ReIp Wantca--Femake.


yVANTED-AT SWEETS HOTEL. SEVERAL
W first class diningroom girls. Must apply st
once i6s
VVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral houscwork- Apply TO Mrs. e. L. Car
ter, 2i0 Scribner.st. los
WANTED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY AT So
W Parisave l64
UANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework Al go Fountain ST.; wages S. per
week. Mrs Vincent. les
WAETED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W eral hcuseworS in a family of three: no
children. Must be good cook. washer and ironer.
Apply at l1S North Divsion-St corner Of Cres-
cent-sve. I64
JXJANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work in small family. Enquire 2S9 West
Broadway. I72
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work IA North Lafayette-st Mrs. Burr.
los
yVANTED- GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work; family of three. Apply No. l6S Foun-
tain-st. I59tf
JVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
Crescent-sve. listf
yVANTED-sIX' Fl. .sST CLASS DREssMAK-
W ers at l23 North Ionia-st opposite the post
Office. ie3
WANTED-I5 DINING ROOM GIRLS FOR
w Hotel Ottawa. Ottawa Beach, Mich. Wages
SIG per month. Apply 10 John A. Baker, The
Warwick, Grand Rapids. 176
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. lsS North Division ST German or
swede preferred. 14Otf
nyANTED = EIGHT FIRST CLASS DRESS
W makers and apprentice girls Apply TO Mrs
A. J. Rudeii, Room 7S New HouseInan block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
n nETEoiT. GRAND HAVEN MILWAUKEE

n
Detroit Express hss psrior car ~ Detroit max
ING circct connections 1cf Al polnt4 fsst srrivinE
Ex pfess ese has through sleeper ffpm Grand
kapds 10 Ai8gars Falls csDnectinf a. hiwsukse
Junction with fbruugh sleeper 20 Toronto.
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
al D.. q. II a ". hallway oeces. - honroesl
and sf the dtpot
JkN CssPBEI1. City Pas Agent
GE0. b REFyK. Trsnic Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

train leaves Grand karids Tor bilegen 81
] 10 = NJ. sfflvine taert ~ a.
Through ticfetf syid ~ principal points IN the
United stseS Mexico and Canada a. tnioa
Ticket orce.
a. J fsTTH. q. ?. A, Cle~elsnd.
n Rpo1z, Depot Tickft agent
CEo " Hrss0N City rlcke Agent
Taking effect hsy "a. ltss
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

There Is some encouragement for the
D.usocrsts 10 The TACT that Of eight Pres
tlsnss Who have been repominsssd only
swc. JosS QUINCY ADsss snd MkRrrS
vkx Bcsss. hsvs failed Of an election.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

u-ANTED-1 Al OK TRAVELFEe 4eF-TTs
" f'Fnpew spscsitT. Fsrs Frssf 1sies \. -
s1ea1 arf-ere8 car-t1sd fgse peek N 3 sesrt
LAT = eef-Nst ~. esH~ssssr rserred f<s5
r-a zarzt1 Fslc - elsT Hh tfs cfter lest
nsss = - - 81 rfr nferff - CTR srro4sIEs
tssslogae free- Alfsoe 7xss CO. taaslzrxL 8
%
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Thsre is no question that ihs red hand
ksrchisf viii wave. The only question is
whether = sbsll be spsllsd with three n's
or With only Two. Ga this question the
press is very much At sea. The probsb-
ility is. paradoxicsl ss IL may seem, that
ths two will have the rnsiOrity over the
shrss. We vote Tor "bsndans" bscauss
us the shorter way.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

A Republican paper ssys the Demo
rrats viii -slip CD on their bsndsns csm-
vsiza' The r. ;. Is evidently confused
AZ 10 wcri& he vas thinking Of bananas
iue..aa of bsndsnas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Ore OF he drsi organizations to cali on
Judge THrRwAS vas the Licking cub.
AZ ske club s 10 &c used for TRusxsS
Il Il presumsd that the ether fellows viii
zet the Lieking.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

With ia red bsnisns, the red rose
and an occasional red noss this ought 70
5e sufficiently rsd-hot csnpsi<n with
cot he hlcod-rsd shirt
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Feip JYonted-Uofe.

yVAETED-DIsTRIcT MANAGER BIZ WELL
w known publisher kfrr~nces sLd cash
deposit Of $3.50 required. Salary 500 month and
business expenses. Call or address before Tues
day. CnaS. ". Moore Room 40, Old nouseman
block. los
WANTED TWO GOOD COATMAKE ERS.
W steady work, 70 go 10 Greenville Mich.
James X. Mills Co. Apply a, hOuseman, Don
naily q Jones' l63
WANTED AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN OR
W woman at 81 Porter block TO work hours a
day; good pay. references; call early l63
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

zin~ular Seory enzs,es fruza Tolesso. o,
- 10 -r-ct thsf httle xirl ~es - he~rifcd
ss re~fnx ~ozzac pszsA q ssn fnec rt~sT
fast sfs iost 49, - sscrv srd crfy reco~e-rs
Il sfser esxst y~rs - ~s1zg 80 ~za~
vu<,aa s<>1A
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

The Chicago Haii IS supporting SzxR-
Nav a. vigorously ss the other papers
SUPPORT Gassasx. IL insists tbst OHIO
. now doubtful Sfsfe~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

A wv GENTLkxtk CAS- Pr AC1oWro-
~ ,ssref ~ffh x,css bs~s srfs r..r-~s a. - ~.
tsrs-ss- serweea Troxhrlzxe kBs FsIrsznsszs
-.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

The chsnpiens of lSS7 ara making L
very Interesting Tor ASsoz's colts. Il they
were little backward n coming sorvsrd
a. drsk
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

The sslectica oi tba ross as C1zvE-
LAWS aovsr - iesieass ean,pIiment
q Eis sister.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

D,rn PxDsr sxs gore - afx-lee- Bsins.
TIE Ne~ Y1rk Ereafag Ssn ssvs - IN
taras sskiox les Rams - cura his Az
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

EOUND-THAT THE EAGLE STEAM DYE
II House" No. q Canal-st, turns out the best
yourself l63
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

IH-Rwar skouid hars ths VT. ef TIE
TA'rsssn claos IL sas born November
II lsl2
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
For Renf--Roonas.


ITO RENT-DESIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT
i at IA North piyisionst., near Post Office. l6s
EOR RENT-NEAILt FURNISHED FRONT
Z room, in quiet private fEmily in Eighth
ward: five minutes wax from Sweets Hotel.
Address y. r.. care of Carrier No. IL. l6i
no RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room with modern conveniences. Call at CO
Bostwick-st. ls6tf
U,OR RENT-NICE. PLEASANT FURNISHED
L rooms. Inquire at No. 10 Pearist.. Room ~.
les
L,OR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
ii either single or en- st.ite. Apply 10 Room 40,
Power Opera House block. Pesrl-st. 22Ctf
yOR REST--A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
II room al 6s kansona-ss. IStf
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
i ell conveniences 20 rent in the Vinegar
book. corner outh Division and CheTrvfts Ap-
ply 81 the block or OF +. ID. Brock. - and "a
pearl-st lOetf
TOR RFNT-THE NICEST KIND OF ROOMS
II in slits of two or four rooms with all modern
In proveme-ts on tenslst, Tor Offices or light
msnufaf turing purposes also for lodging En-
qufrs st once, 10. n Cspslst., OF 9. A. berwin.
eHf
NOR RFST-FCRNfSHED ROOMS. STEAM
II heated and furnished fs0ms for light hoFfse-
Keeping. Apply 81 room H5, New H0useman
block. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
Situations W0nted--Mdfc.

NTANTED- SITUATION. AN EXPERIENCED
w aud successful salesman wants a position.
Address HOS, this Of.ice. l64
WANTED by THOROUGH BUSINESS
W man, position with a manufacturing or
wholesale house, With chance for promotion; is a
practical boOkkeepcT; unquestionaoie references.
A. dress F.. box G. this Office. lGS
yVANTED - BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG
W man n place in gr7cery store or 70 drive
wagon. hes had experience. Address X. s box
3, care this olhce. l73
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

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