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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-27
Importance Of Using Proper Varieties
or Plants.

Some plants will thrive under condi-
tions that are entirely unfavorable TO
others, and yet failures occur every sea-
son by a non observance OF the plain law
Of nature that is daily made known to
farmers and fruit t-growers-that more
than a single favorable condition is ne
cessary to perfection. At meeting of
borticulturists vote was taken to de-
eide which was the "best Variety" and
the ballots showed a result that was
surprising, as each leading variety of
the grape family had friends ready to
advocate sts merits. 1t is also we'll
known that there is no "best straw
berry," or, at least. there is no variety
that would not find rival ready to dis
pute its claims of excellence represen-
ted by its friends. Nevertheless, while
there may be no "best'' variety of any
single vegetable or fruit, yet there are
hundreds of best varieties when each
and all are judged from certain stand
points.
The climate has more to do with the
success of any particular variety than
has anything else, but the climate only
Influences the variety to a certain ex-
tent, for the soil must then be consider
ed, and then follows the time required
for maturity, the plant food best adapt
ted to the variety. the amount of
pruning it requires, the liability to the
attacks of diseases and insects, the
quality OF the fruit, its appearance in
market. its shipping qualities, and the
labor required for cultivation. As it is
seldom that any two Fl AIDS (adjoining or
otherwise) are of the same degree of
fertility, oI aliks in character of soil or
capacity to endure drought, the select
ing OF the proper variety for the partic-
u!ar locality is very important matter,
and can only be Gone intelligently by
comparison, which requires more time
than most fruit growers can afford to
oestow. But that should not deter the
farmer or fruit grower from carefully
observing the progress of all plants
grown in his section and endeavoring
to select as closely as possible to the
standard required.
He should at least never discard an
old variety that has given partial salts
faction for something new unless be
should be certain the change would be
advantageous. Fortunately. there are
a large number OF varieties of all plants
from which to select, which the ex
perieDced grower will use to the bes,
purpose, but which, unfortunately fol
some, are rather confusing. But il the
climate and soil be first considered the
other essentials will not be so difficul
to contend with. What the grower
should not do, however, is to attemp
TO ignore variety altogether and plac,
his dependence on anything that may
seem to serve the purpose yet which
may be the very one he should discard
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-27

LET no one .hink he can bemaue9s
tleman by the clothes be "e"l'' -,
horse he rides, the stick he carrIts' - =,
dog that trots after him, the hou''
lives iu, or the money be spends -,
one OF these do it-and yet every
may be gentleman. He may "7A' "A
old hat, cheap cloths, live IL 81 ~,
house aud spend bat little money.
how /? by being true, manly ana n'-
orable. BY keeping himself nea' :,
respectable. BY being civil ana :.
teous. BY doing the best he NJ n
how. And finally, and above az =
fearing God and keeping His com n''
ments.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-27

ASK your neighbor TO subscribe for
the FREEMAN.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-27

The prevalent BELIEF among farms
that that change of seed is benedca
and that the best seed is brought fle
a cooler climate has teen proved
tests made at the Canadian experim1
tai fam at Attama. The vitality +
terminating ability of wheat brous
from Manitoba was found to be nirt
six per cent, OF barley ninty-seveD F
cent, and oats ninty five per esSi
against ninty-twO, sevenCy-thres sn
sixty-five per cent, respectively Of ST
procured in the eastern provinces q
Canada. This fact has a most ,upI-
tant significance in regard to the chcs
of seed. The average yield of oats
the Southern States is 20 to p husba
per acre of grain weighing > 70 :
pounds per bushel. and this low yield >
due in a great measure to the uss O.
seed of this inferior character. NasH
oats imported from Scotland aud Wti2r
ing 81 pounds per bushel have b,s
sown ia southern State the yield Va
over go bushels per acre measured, ala
the grain was nearly as plump az
heavy as the seed used. The same VII
apply no doubt 10 the Southern Wl51'
or which the average yield is no mN' m,
than seven bushels to the acre. A-'-
the same occurs IN the Northern '-
Western States, and, indeed, eF'!
where that seed is used from the c'OT
grown IN the locality and wlthou' "
lection. a change of seed pToau0s
more vigorous aud productive crops ~. y.
the grain necessarily possesses suP''
vitality. The careful selection ol 81.
is of the greatest importance, ana : :
matter for present consideration ~
action.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-27
:Dysrep.ia and Liver Comp,.,.,

Is 1t not worth the small price Of rs cents
70 free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, IL you think so call
a' our store and get bottle Of Skiloh's vi.
taiizer Every bottle has a printed guar.
aztec on Ii, use accordingly. and IL 1t does
you no good 1t will cost you nothing. Sold
BY Dr. L. j. Dawson.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-27
Oh, what n Cough.

Will you heed the warning. 'rba sicroI
perhaps OF the sure approach OF that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your-
selves u ou can afford for the sake of saw
ing 80 cents, to run the risk and DO nothing
for H. We know from experience that
S1iloh's Cure will Cure yonr Cough. IL
never fails This explains why r,orr than
a Million Bottles weie said the past war
It relieves Group aud Whnuping Cnusb Al
once. Mothers DO not he with M IL r.,
Lame Sack Side or Chest, use Shijob's
Porous Plaster. Sold oy DR.. I. j Dawson.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-27
All Sorts Of Paragr,,b,

Never allude TO a dressnaL..
Sew-and sew.
The Pope IS a careful read.
daily papers.
There are 172 known spacfss
lures that are blind.
A man in Atlantic CITY nab
wine from tomatoes.
The old "SIave MART brr,
Nashville is being torn down
A handful Of common sense
a bushel of learning.
No amount Of wealth sci.
from obligation to work.
This span Of life was lent f..
duties not for seIfshness.
The estate of The late Sanusl p
den now amounts to 5000 O00
Meat in his cocoanut" isars
zoo phrase for an intelligent ma,
Death ends our woes, and n.
grave shuts up the mournful scs..
The disciples OF the faith 49,
jersey City have built thenssr.
church.
Once more Manitoba expresses.
sire to secede from the DoniBt,
Canada.
Iowa lies as near as may be ..
geographical center Of the T.,
States.
Our republic is a raft, hard 81.
and your feet always wet, but r,s
can sink her.
Mrs. Garrett Anderson, the l..s
woman physician of Eogland, nsE.,
income of $4,000 a year.
The Standard Oil Company int,
to build an immerss pipe line 4
Lima, o., to New York city.
The real reason why negroes liza
such an extreme old age is tha. s
don't know exactly when they ,
born.
The poet who burns the '-mi5,.
oil' is kept awake by the nus
the same way with man who k.s
cat.
If rich, it is easy enough TO oos
our wealth /; but if poor. it is not ,
50 easy to conceal our poverty.
4 young lady in Chicago ackr
edges that she bankers to mar
Indian chief. That's the kind
handkerchief she is.
Gossip has it that Governor Hi
New York, will soon marry
Marion Grsflin. of Bid in Hand.
caster county. Pa.
y maiden o. uncertain age v
bcme IS il Niles, Mich, is said toI
proposed TO thirteen young men
leap year began.
HAS George proposed yet, des
No, ma, but he did the nsyt
thing to it last evening. p "Whsl
be do ?'' He asked nae if I tho
paregoric Injurious to teethinr
dren.n
"Oh. mother, what do You thf,
remarked the high school girl
minister hes an amanuensis. "
don't say ~ replied the old lady.
much concern. lis he doc,oIin
it."
One summer at Cape Cod was
marking on tbe color Of q won
earrings, and she Informed me
we're some her husband brought
ssa-they were made of the live
Mt. Nociferous.
Mrs. Garfield gives out that her ds
ter Mollie and Mr.. J. Stanley Brt
her husbands private secretary. aI
be married, and that she heartily
proves it, leI the gossips say what
will.
Misprints on occasions are Of q
painful nature. The editor Of a
perance paper who wrote, &c
drunk is folly" was Mortified TO TEA
bis sheet the next day that SEE
drunk is jollY."
To insure long years recreation sh
be a part of daily life. II makes
busy nan thoughtful and keeps
thoughtful man busy. I. in
health, success and the accomplish
OF more work in less and better.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-04-27

OFF on a toot-A locomotive.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

NooSk Cas- DEN1 FnAT TEIsIAAxE 3usT
~ s1sz g D-ss0s -. = . ee@esfz<e Fs-ss< ~
l1se lsAFseo< - t<< r-lss@ EezAzz<<s9< lGexs h1f
as ~ q o@-Esn. L. :. ffovt7-
TO at HANf a faFT n soNE SWAMI on
~ 90 sesas ssad ~ ~ nnaF see ses1Etee dead
= fe1 49, e<4 ~ a las 20 So 80 -
hep . oszlld ka1zs ss zss rs mea 10 ara
fss,sssss. fsss.,ss ss = ss<s Err .-a iSss' '''1
4 01 sAsE < ( s8-Ak&f nAtIfT IN
ss,sss: hs. ssi - ~ @ se.. 81 -. = ga. "a
Issssi - Tlskf F4rzls< u : ~ se4 ehszE 1aIse
brosA. ever AEe~a<. "a lsi
CoR sAI-E x ExcuIkGE E-A LAEcx HotsE
II ~th ki0et enc see = s e.,nd ca Nsllss ave.
ace frail. vi sel = sxehssge isf sssk-l Ilsos
Ia etty. Apply "a premises. isS
cEVES or THOSE caOIcE lots on xADI-
- saast. or FERNANDEZ sfil ish Al a. % ~
lszssEe. ~ 80 sl.1 49, See shsn- r G 90
eot hosta ave-. ffpnsisg Gown AeaisoE7s 10
TOR eALk-laa LOTS n TIE PREfTIE EsT
par q tEe eltY, toa ada Reefs Lake. Nov
oas- FTlee as sossse. terms @ sais psschsssEs-
rof farther IA fuxlnzsi11 cal Oh ~ h. AsexIi =
Co. over Ls0n HGt store. koo<n = ie aAnlsy
bloek- llSf
IOR SAX Oh EXCA AANGk-NOILD MAKE
It deiasbtf1l hoIQe aud b<s1iiiuils located;
only ten Hinufes walk nom street car me, tolf
acres OF choice lsnd that We vii sell ehesp OF ex-
ea.ngs ioI cay p'opery roE par lssisfS NJ e.Ie
Ia sInley blo<k. Room s ilsu
TO You WAST A PINK LOTg kLEGANf
~ location on Colt ave. street car line They
can be purchAsed Al astonishing low prices en-
small psyineuts a feu choiee sites len. Call a.,
once. A X. AEtisdei opposite Sweets Hotel,
ROOM :, Losstt block losu
DAkGAlNs IL FEW CHOtCE LOIS IN
IL Robinsoll's Osk Bse Park Hcdltien- Robin
on Lacey, New hol<en al Bloch l4sti
IlknLEks BTLLEd lS-oSE HALF NIL
W lion dollar ia n a. tElate for sale at hetiofn
hxuFeG consisting of city and iafm properly.
walk OF pos o1ce rplencid location. This
property Il u cheap home for poor rnsn. Good
business property TOR ssie on GAIA Il consisting
o. two stores, 81 slories high. with Easements.
cheap. Three spieIcid residences for sale Ia de
ssFahie parts Of city terms and prices 10 suit
purchaser. Money 10 loan IN sums 20 suit and at
low rate OF inlertst kouthem pine lands Tor
sale Call and see whAt have and satisfy your
selves IS 20 an investment u. Z. 6fdier, Room
Il. Tower block. l45ti
HOR SALE-CkEAT BARGAIN TO A CAPI-
i taliEt. One OF TOE best business corners IN
centre OF city. lot lf0xil0, next thirty days. b.
e. Girdler, room II, Pierce block. l0Sti
NOR sAIE-HOUsEs AND LOTS, VACANT
4 lots and farms. some choice bargains II taken
oon. Hughes Thomas, rooms 80 and 81 New
HOuseman block. VII
HOUSES. lots AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al Or. NeenbCerS Wenham block,
corner OF Monroe and DivisioDsts- soti
IOR sALF-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
II house, ON Sprlngst., for 5000. neat Esme
dwelling house, n JHmes-st., for t2,yOo, and an
50 screfsrm in sparta tor a, 700; all ON small
payments and Reasonable terms. r A. Dspper,
room l2s. Ledyard block, over Pubic Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
! VICTORY WON



Oh bal ta unbesrd ofiu song.
I'd wr kssme verses i1 I 'tfers of gold.
Al tmnad trlliast, httiug and long
No mota thOug1l. No silver tongue told
Oos Of lhet Of msnhood's rich blood,
Win tnpulsiFe true heart.
Zach rolt out b 5 treasure "A crimson red
u|pod4
And ssithe Union should never depart.
A v'ctory tiorsous than ever was known.
Wss wOtecorded "a AbrshauI's name.
Add TIE 4 slavery were open vide thrown.
A oeSsi ifrsed0m there essTyw here came.
The wsr n,ver aud years have gone hy.
While his Of thousands have passed on
tef1reI
&na fhsoaipesrly gasss. even set very nigh
sld' swiIt0 sGd fro as in days of the yors
The couuttace has grown very r'es
and hsrs are flisd with g'ittering gold
dust
stored nHlG wealth crowd every niche,
While rossr wheels there gather 10 rlSs.
The great y =. the south AMI The Fast,
F~rry e4t IA leVisistiVe taoaeht.
Ard tfe f.tmsai1n naEe a grras feast.
Where tose sad oger hberues bought
Yes. bouxh4rics tse veteran well knows.
AAfi fiIt ~ ftE iAfN III VIC t-i-tt 9AA@ft
Tfsf hnf ftss'ar prCnouDcet 81 eooi Prise.
six muic slaves would have never gone
frce
Thc uarsnd banner with spianfors IN
crossed
Ts's trul vtrics iepicted iu sung.
fnmortzi veSh ga.n. Line0,n, deceased.
And <ettif brighter ~ tire moves along.
whus TIE rs there he snd the Ssrs out
shsae.
F. ire Nsif tied sr1 every home blessed.
a. ih Hst alth of hesren iivine.
That giVesk Gcui.iess ~ Liberty rest.
Haii' 10 thp ia 1rac aim us Al rec
u DE etf 4 Ire red slorg With tie due
&C. rslzipi And that INJURIES tnst tree.
Thsf reet been narsing al the TesTs
thr1ugn.
Aad hail. ~ sivS fhaf sfoosi IN Tie fCtf
- iesriesS fraUg with the Stsrs o. e-aesd.
Fhere E'sfsiS an eheer or ora aesrt- r,Ght.
Add nifine o. sof he giofT rrowaet dead.
Nsv - neveret the oaerin9 rheT nefe
n the morasbfigat dawn oftheir ives hey
Esrs
Ard q GIT ruoT-cicus svas rerer the-e aid
C8 ssnct felr aafien 3, ssTe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

SOCIAL 81 Cess DGslkA ELk-
Il . ssld ihst Mrs. WzIxssx - 1irea
y ssEiaston- hos< psopls lirs of thai
saaf1I e1sy In shs hot season. but i =
liAsly thai Washington = tired Of
- WHFrszx. Her snIs<fslzasnts s<s
tlisas and slsss1t and ths woTld ser-
% saeesss. Bat is - dimly susE sctsd
ssLary and Mrs. wHIfsEr are an
pas of sppsszing 81 ths Court u 81
lss and - Afa wHITsErs wealthy
slsx shares his sisters snaDifion Il i
uBls<s.y tk2s ths social world -
.uon VII b conquered ~ the Amer
socisty queen 0f course. whsn Ne
: lmbss thai the present sdmlnsstrs-
: was 10 reign with -jefes0nlsa
= licIfy," lt 10 trifie smasipg 30 see
ubsr of tbs oshlnet smblfloas Tor
- Distinction IN ons Of the -sfste
=. rchiss." bas vho viii say that Il Is
- nsluxsl wsakaessf Success Ia one
= ~ breeds desire for success IN an
- sad shs appetite u not satsd until
= srs no more worlds % conquer.
question shsthsr social pre-sn-
N - worth attaining when Il re-
= al ths powers Of mind. body and
= reach that hsighi, but there ara
"A splsnty who think nothing else so
:. Go and thsrs are very few Amer
"A no would wish Secretary WHIr-
\, 4 his wife 10 fail in their efforts 10
Ia . England socially.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

The Democrats profess 10 believe that
there can b no doubt that CLEVELAND
viii os elected, snd the RepublicaDs do
net yss sst no much enthusiasm over
their nominee. But the apathy may not
b very deep seated. aud The latent force
which otherwise might spend itself in
windy talk st The beginning of tie cam
psign nay gather momentum ss time
goes on. aud shs fght may end with
very furors OF enthusiasm. SO il will
ret be safs Ter either party 70 depend
toe much npon any seeming indifference
OF dainess.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

nor LCcz's political right haad
q lost It's cunning. He has been
3 through the Upper Peninsuls
aihys that after thorough invest
isss believes that no dsns OF In
fAst up there and that the people
au-abiding a. any in the world.
Ise nsn who knows enough to
tsltruth at the right time. The
eh make political capital against
thsrnor out OF tue alleged dens II
hGproye a boomerang.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

lonsy which the oiiieeholders
giiczllsd upon 10 contribute to
suche legitimate expenses OF the
sd1ation in the Presidential fight
siltslly flow toward Indiana and
Net 10 meet a similar flow from
thss pockets OF the opposition
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

NJ. the point on Cape Cod to
whiisral SHERIDAN is TO be taken,
Is get something OF boom as q
rssa the press OF ths country will
wiilgivs any place which viii re-
stors Generals health all tho free
sdve II wants.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
sos1fRsifNs
Daily pointers"


A zone Dose Day
al regularly. 10 both preventive and q
0 for nearly all human mslseies. ia
nj cases, when taken. 10 be well
SAN. "a noted physicians advice. Ours
IA 4 You buy q Cssoljns stove, and Keep
NJ II ~ possible during tie hot weather.
ID say you can't afford e. The fact u
yan't afford 10 be without one. IL will
cdpu enough more 10 run your regular
cottove 10 almost pay for the other klBd.
Jukre let us give you pointer" We
bspld more Gasoline stoves than ali the
ot1ealers IN the city combined. Our ex-
pefe in the past for yesfs 10 vestk
soaibg. What you want in Gasoline
stois durability. economy. simplioity.
OuSys has wrought steel Frame. sslf-
lig9 attachment. simple, durable burn
er. Is econou icsl in the zee Of gasoline.
But. We could nt begin 70 tell you ell
its sellent features In o hslf-s dozen
so You had better drop in and ses its
splsd cooking and baking qualities, ss
thaon't cost you anything.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

II 10 40 longer ths hEalay nzn Who
can expect b bscoms Presidsat Of IRE
Uaissd States. Time vas when states
nea. nsn u great brain power, we're msa
w0rthF 10 represent this nation as 10
chief executive. Nov, nsn Who viii Rot
ran coanlsr " this or that pfelatiee. o.
wh0 aFs thoaght able 10 capture The
laeor or tbs soliisz vote, are ths ones
sought sfiss. Tie fear that shs granger
element would TepudiAis hin at the polls
xas what prevented CHAUSezF DEfE~
from securing TIE nocaination at Chicago.
A mere sus splcion should not eondsma .
naD, bus taers wAs nothing siss 70 pre-
vent this brilliant man from coming be-
fore ths people a. q ulzn 10 be voted TOR
nsxf November. The objection seems
small compared with those raised against
CLEVELAND four years ago. Those who
desire candidsts against whem no fanlt
Is 10 Dc found, should remember that
such a man has 40 fores Of character, 10
Caly namby psmby sort OF man and
viii DO as hstls good as harm. A man
CT strong eonvlctions and individuality
will make mistakes and profit by them.
tie vii change his opinion when he sees
hs Is in the sroog aud that, instead u
iDiurlng his record. ke should convince
everyone that although hs has opinions
whieh hs believes ia With al the forcs
OF bis character. yet he Is not obstinate
or opinionassd. bGt man OF this caiiers
have snemiss in tas opposits party who
make a moantain out Ot every mole-hill
and magnify avery Insignificant fault into
sln II the man % unfortunate enough
10 De candidate for Office. Therefore,
grand. strong, original men must step
down and out. There - no place fo'
them IN American politics Better q
nonsntify than a nsn who has a record
or whom circumstances have placed al
The head of great corporations. Fortu'
na.e!y this state Of stTsirs is less disss'
troUs than wssiJ bs the case II the bead
es ttss -esioU had moro real power tc
work veal or woe. But We would bear
better rams smong the nations OF the
sarth Il our head could DO = man OF bril-
hant ln'eliee, ~ veil as executive power
Nhsthsr We shsll ever return to that de-
sirsbls condition can not be prognosti.
cstsd a. the present time. but the svi-
dsncs does not point that way.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

The New York Exchange FOR womsn's
Wcrk. though less than teu years old.
has paid oat IN its main and twenty
seven branches 10 the various States spd
Territories nearly sl.0O0000 That is
grstIfying to these who have had the
success of this enterprise at heart and
wso know how bard il Is FOR women Who
havs children 10 care for 10 do any out
side work IN order 10 support them. But
when Il was found that there we're q coed
macy kinds Of work whish they could
do At home many women seized tbs
opportunity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

The Columbus DtSrafch SAYS. "Nc-
kESLEx'S Presidential boom seems ~
hsve be~n manufactured especially for
The rurposs Il ohscurirT FoRaKxR. II
VS. ccnceived sud constructed in the
rsar rem - th@ Ohio delegation where
Fcsrxs. NckiSnzy, BvrrxHw0zrE ard
htSSs sat aud % saich no ether mem
esrof The Ohm delegation vac admitted.
rs Veerruing more snd nnors spparsut
ihst tasrs vas great deal II suppressed
snwsrdness N the Obic part - "a e-n-
venticn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

Amati paper says it is better 10
be s,oy IN . Chicago hotel than to
De ar ID a Cincinnati bank. Very
hkel.boy Is less liable TO have to
startnly for Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

An Adems Express employs. falsely
sccnsed. two Years $50. Of having perpe-
trsfed large sxprsss robbery At Phils-
delphis. has met emsrTed from under tha
clord The rssl rDSber has been ar
rested. Of oCurse the qualification Of
knowing he vas innocent. and finally of
proving his iunoeeUce is soms eompeuss-
ton 70 he discharged clerk for he arrest
and icrg neatsi suffering. bat The
esse shows how an innocent man mag be
the victim n svsrscieuz detectives. Who
care mere FOR ths rewards they msy gam
thar fsr instice
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has this
" day been fled by the undersigned in the
Circuit Court Tor the County of Kent and State o!
Michigan. and is now pending ia said court, for
the purpose Of vacating portion Of the plst Of
noyntoD d Judd's Lake Addition 20 the City o.
Grand Rapids. being plat OF portion of section
g., of Township No : North, OF range No II
West according TO the gov smneDt survey. iu
the township Of Grand Rapids IN said County of
Kent ana state OF Michigar, surveyed and laid
ont for the proprietors by ". l.. Codnbury, esq,
civil engineer and surveyor. on the 18th Gay II
July is72 and recorded in the o.ace Of TIC
Register Of Deeds, Of said County OF kent. upon
said 27th % July, 1871 at o'clock la The fofe-
uoon. In plat hook No 2, es rage "a That it Il
proposed 20 alter said plat under and ky virtse
Of the provisions Of chapter , Of H0wefs
Annotated Statutes n Michigan. and the amend
ments thereto, by taeatinE al that part OF BAN
srd street. a. laid down upon ssia pat which lics
between lottwsntT-hv fls3 uVon TIE NeFthoFly
side thereof and lotsnineteen and twenty 10 and
~ upon the SoutheriT sife thereof 1sst the
rnstser ~ said Petition wiz be ca led mp for hear
ing on Moadsy. the 14th day OF September, A D.
i-sS
Dated. Grand Rapids. Micsiran. June a. lsss.
The street Railway Company Of Grand Rspids,
SAMUEL AATHEK
EDvARD ". WITHET, Attorney for Petitioners
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

Isn is incorrectly accused OF
beIngHAM's Burchard. He was
only sHAMs grave-digger. TIE
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spoke
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Agents. ~ dnted.

IVANTED-AGENTs To CANVASS on COM
w mission FOR a fast selling article. Apply 70
los Springst- le5
GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE IMPROVED
n Catarrh Inhaler. $50 per cent profit; sample
express freei for u cents Address l.. K. Morgan,
Howard City, Mich. ls4
yVASTED-LADIEs To REPRESENT MANU-
W fscturer in their locality; something new
sells 10 every lady: no hook business. Address
for particulars. Chemist. box J, this ofhca. le7
yIANTED-IOCAL OR TRAVELLING AGENTS
w for a new specially. Fire Proof Ssses. y. y.
sgent ordered a carload frs; week, ~ J. agent
halt a Carload klCh. csnyssser ciesTed 500
frst month. Buffalo dealer with his other bust
ness Is clearing $50 per month on our specially
Catalogue free. Alpine safe Co., Cincinnati, ..
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

Ihingdeld Republican thinks
HARFas nominated to I'LL ont the
untinerm Of bis grandfather.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

Perths coming log-cabin cam
psignh brow some light on the quss-
ton oe on lumber.