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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-29
GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
Presidential Nominations and
Senate Combinations.
The List of Appointments in the
Diplomatic Service.
Third Days Nominations.

The President on this day sent the follow.
ing nominations to the Senate:
Eugene Schuyler, of New York, to be As
sistant Secretary of State, vice George L.
Rives, resigned.
Walker Blaine, of Maine, to be Examiner
of Claims for the Department of State, vice
Francis Wharton, deceased.
Cyrus Bussey, of New York city, to be As
sistant Secretary OF the Interior, vice David
L. Hawkins, resigned.
The Senate during the day confirmed the
following nominations
A G. NTellette to be Governor of Dakota,
L. B. Richardson to be Secretary of Dakota,
Cornelius II. Hanford to be Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF the Territory of Wash
ington, George W. Irwin to be Marshal of
the United States for Montana.
Smiley n. Chambers to be United States
Attorney for the District of Indiana
George S. Batcheller to be Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury.
Albert G.. Porter, of Indiana, to be Min
lister to Italy; John A. Enander to be Min
ister to Denmark.
Walter Blaine of Maine, to be Examiner
of Claims in the State Department.
The confirmation of Walter Blaine was
out of the usual order and made by unani-
nous consent.
Eugene Schuyler, who has been appointed
Assistant Secretary of State, is about forty
seven years of age. He is generally we'll
known as an author and diplomat and in
the last mentioned career he has filled almost
every grade in the service. In 1867 he began
his connection with the State Department as
Consul at Moscow, and in 1869 he was
Consul at Revel. In 1870 he was made
Secretary of Legation at st. Petersburg
In 1876 he occupied a similar post at Con
stantnople. Two years later he was ap-
pointed Consul at Birmingham and in 1879
he was Consul General at Rome. He was
then appointed Diplomatic Agent and Consul
General to Roumania, and became Minister
Resident when the mission was established.
Since 1882 he has been travelling in Europe.
His contributions to literature include edi-
torial work on Webster's Dictionary, "Ameri-
can Diplomacy" and the Life of Peter the
Great
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-29
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
Corn Starch Blanc Mango.

Take one quart sweet milk, and pYl
one pint upon the stove to heat; in the
other pint mix four heaping tablespoons
corn starch; when the milk is hot, pouf
in the cold milk with the corn starch
thoroughly mixed in it, and stir all to-
gcther until there are no Jumps and it Is
thick; flavor with lemon; take from the
stove, and add the whites of three eggs
beaten to a stiff froth. A custard fol
the above: One pint milk boiled with
little SAT- in it; beat the yelks of threS
eggs with half a cup of sugar, and add
to the boiling milk; stir well, but do
not let it boil till the eggs are put In.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-29
Foreign.

TWENTY persons were killed in q colliery
explosion at Wrexham, England.
The Government of Newfoundland has
denied to American fishermen the right to
buy bait there.
ADMIRAL JAURES. the French Minister OF
Marine, has died in Paris of apoplexy.
TELEGRAPHIC advices report the freezing
to death in the blizzard at Prince Albert,
Northwest Territory, of Donald and John
Finlayson, Who had taken up farms there.
THE London Times has finished its case be-
fore the Parnell Commission.
Mr.. PARNELL attacked the Government
vigorously at banquet in his honor at st.
LameS's Hall 1~-daI--
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-29
South and West.

FOURTEEN business buildings in La
Grange, Ind, were burned. Loss $4,000
DR.. mellow, the murderer of Captain
Dawson, in Charleston, S. c., has made a
statement, showing that he watched his
victim dying for an hour.
The towboat kangaroo was capsized on
the Green River, at Spottsville, Ind. and
George Ingram, the owner, and Edward
Simmons, the cook, were drowned.
The King block in Denver, Col, was
burned. Loss nearly 100000.
The West Virginia Supreme Court de-
cided that President Carr of the State
Senate, has no claim to the Governorship.
THE Hon. Moses W. Field the original
greenback advocate in Michigan, the man
who called the greenback movement into
political prominence in the United States and
suggested the Convention which nominated
Peter Cooper for President, died few days
since in Chicago from stroke of apoplexy.
A PRAIRIE fire near Purcell, Indian Terri
tory, burned over about seventy-f1ve square
miles Of grazing land and destroyed large
number of cattle. Cattle men say it was the
work of boomers.
MAGRUDER FLETCHER, who assaulted Mrs.
Obediah MacCready a few days ago, was
taken from the jail at Tasley, Va, by
masked men and hanged.
j. P. UNDERWOOD, prominent planter Of
GAINESVILLE, Ark, was assaulted by John
Welleford, a tenant. who fired two char gea
from shotgun at him and then used his gun
as a club, but Underwood finally succeeded
in cutting his throat fatally. Uuderwoods
left shoulder was shot off.
WILLIS GREEN, Anderson Mitchell and
Daniel Jones (all coloreD, were hanged at
Arkadelphia, Ark, for tho murder of a
colored minister named Horton.
THE house Of William Flowers, at Hollow
Rock, Tenn, was burned, and Flowers, his
wife and two children persisted in the flames.
The Oklahoma boomers were driven out
of the Territory by United States troops.
THE bark Pettengill, of Portland, Me-, was
wrecked at the Virginia Capes and fourteen
lives were lost.
DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL W. A.
MOODY, of Fort Smith, Ark, has been muir
dered in Indian Territory by two men
named Bonner and Hill, whom he was at
tempting to arrest. He is the sixteenth gov
eminent officer killed there in the last ten
months
PROFESSOR ADONIJA S. WEIGH, ex-United
States Senator for Florida died few days
ago at Pasadena, Cal, aged sixty-eight
years.
HEAVY rains and terrific storms have in
f1icted great damage in Southern California.
Three lives were lost at Ventura.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-29
WaShinRtOn.

Hon. EUGENE SCHUYLER, the nominee for
Assistant Secretary of State, is at present in
Italy and is not expected to arrive in Wash
ington for at least month. Meanwhile
Walker Blaine whose nomination as
Solicitor Of the State Department has been
confirmed, is occupying the Assistant Score
tary's desk, vacated by Mr.. Rives.
JAMES S. CLARKsoN received his commits
mission and Immediately took the prescribed
oath and entered upon his duties as First
Assistant Postmaster General.
ORDERS have been given to the command
ants of navy yards by Secretary Tracy to
discharge all suspended employees. It was
formerly the custom to keep the names Of
such suspended employees on the rolls, to be
taken up when Work was resumed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-03-29
SIX LIVES LOST.
Wreck of an American Brig Off the
Virginia Coast.

The American brig Agnes Barton, from
Nassau to Baltimore, with cago of phos-
plate rock, has been wrecked on the Vir-
ginia coast, one-half mile north of the Dam
Neck Life Saving Station, and about four
miles south of Virginia Beach. Her Captain
and five of the crew were lost.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

X\ANTEI'-Every consumer 81 stove case
W line 20 know that am selling Stove Gas
oiine So arv quantity. At = cents. delivered &c
any part of the city. r. q. ElinwoOd- Teie-
phone l1ss D., Last fuifon- 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

The con municaton from Judge
Ramsdell. president Of the West M.cI-
iean Far A-soe.atlon, published else
where in this issue. sets forth a number
Of good reasons why the TAR should De
literally patronized. As the Judge
says. the IA II i not a corporation or
gained for the purpose of making
money. The surplus earnings are al
turned into the ASSOCIATION treasury %
b. used ia making the exhibitions
better. Every business concern IA THIS
cty IS benefited by these annual fairs
and the better the fair the more 10 IS
,enehted. Every business man who
attends the fair, gvcs MS employees an
opportunity 70 do 80 and uses MS IN
hueoce to get others % attend, becomes
IN a sense a s-ockholder. The money
ne brings 70 the treasury Of the asso-
cation IN the way OK admission fees
vii help the ASSOCIATION 10 give better
exhibition the next year, and ne VIII
get his dividend .1 larger trade at
tractcd from out Of town. Tao
railroads generously give reduced
rates durng the flir, thus adding
10 the nducement 20 residents
Of ncighborng localities to visit toe
city. The statement made by Judge
Ramsdcl 70 the effect that the BRING
inE OF visitors here gets them in the
habit OF coming and makes them be-
come permanent customers, = war
ranted by the facts. The benefits
which local trade receives must not be
estimated merely from the business
done during the fair. on the other
hand. the reduced rates which tho rail-
road make VII bring buyers here vino
would not otherwise coma. Tnsy de-
size CD make purchases and know they
can do bettes in Grand Rapids than
anywhere else. They don't care much,
it NAV boz. abou, tae fa.r, bat they take
advantage Of the reduced rates 70 come
here ana make their purchases. Bu 3
whatever the motive the people come
at far time, aud the more they come
the more they want % come.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

p loe4i zLp.EzLs1. a. t1ey cannot
rS4ea .1s .s<4sed poELo1 q TIE esE.
lheie i o1-y ole aay ~ cure deal
less. 4Ea th4t : - eoDslllus-c24l Eeas-
ecles. Deafness : e44ss1 - 4n .n-
raWec cou1 Loa q tne mucous iDIax
II TIE kaStzch a. Tube. Waen thls
L1b. Z L pran e Fou have q flmblns
soaEd ~ .DINIi4st Ae4Ilng. all4 easD
i r. entirely eloorl ce411scS - Use
result. aad uu-es. TIE -Erall<tlgn czl
ne taken olE and ta.- tgbs restored T.
Us normal co04EoB. hearing AL bs
destroyed forever ulLe cas.-s out gf lel
aEe caused 1g caI4rf.l. Na.eu = EniA.lx
uut a. iq14Mec cCll. Col " tue macus
surlacrs
We slii give one Hundred Dollars
for any case 0f Deafness lcaused by
cAtarfh that Ne cannot cure by tax
~ Hal Cat2rfn Cure. send fyE c.r-
culars. free
r. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

4 l4A ss,r s.E1l ~ see farI s1az 80 e@b 1ay
a sepc lre As1se lsf sl-k 81 T. = tt~tl@
Al II p-ses "a FArss-4ss. sVflh ; a. sueE
- $50 li 14s l1fge BAL 49,. <s@
lci hsf .aa Cala a.feI. k~pa ~S.-, ri>ae- g.
u-tlt .eis- co1<4S4e - Alkr eltt "a 4-s =
s-- = I -aa--..aa. u1Dct u tAtt> h-.'~-
~ LVts -f- tl.eAs eerAef fe@ft as es4ss ;.
RESIDENCE prop-rly A -p sees. &na iee~-
"a I@-s .1. rs ~ s-sE Aas-s a yssl. a. p st
r4e-st- &c
ElE SAFE Az BARGAIN heAse ant iai
"a go ags. artf oetci-st. ~ t.-.i...s-s I
sadlllsl- g Il d@Aats. he0A AZ. Hawkins
fSlfs 4-i-4ltt-
0Ls-AA pats os tAs SIS 80 e@ss terms.
- DAVIS - 44tl g A4lra1 81
LQk sALk- Dos lal 90 sos tLs real usls &.
a4srGtl elarai lsf sit Ia thc lreep~i -
eoiai4a - y Alusss -
"a 4. ccflbuer heal Es.aIe DcatsT s. fr4ri-
-. e., ~aUts ~ Leascs lhAg ssiA leat = "a
slttN 80 s-.4A per laaLlll = - ~ Ssis az ifclu
800 - sa..ss. crAa tAeln Ia have 1850
a. tN4u lA H4iis So sui ~
pr ssk NOTE slos, 4 Paris 81 have removed
thvlI o1-cs a. Ioala Z. A~eoT t-och. - here
tic4 prepared ~ ever g. SCI fr-I estate
a. b4fEs4l Houses fsr >, ie ou monthly pay
ll4CAtS.
ONLY "a residence lots left On our Division
- 81. plat. Call 81 oLce II soa w41i oac tust
Ala cheap - ia tLe city See -. rsi SIDE
Us before you buy eisrW here. Turner aud
Carroll. S. znd 81 new hQ4seMaa BLOCH
k0k SALE-0u m0nlhis payments. good six.
ROOM house. i9t Slats-siA ~ che hundred
aud tlirty three fcel GA tauai 81. uesT chair
factory. Amy t. Mr.. Miller, northeast cor
ner fUlton-sl aud Coilegr-asr- 23su
4 LARGE AMOUNT or RIAL ESTATE
4 fof sale. Must 4na Nil br sold.
have ol lets Tor sac ol frAIcks addition.
cQFuer II flftu sna Mao isou-afrS. iote ~ ty
10 lerf % AZ alley; pTic = from 80 10 800.
- lots ou Ma1ls0I-atc. an4 AoA ARD 81. on
lraAca and Mordegs addition prices range
lr0fA s51 70 500 The most Il these lots are
very desirable. quite ccnt.ally located, near
school house An1 street cars. The adlac eut
property Is belns rapidly hu. g up..
lot No. T. Iauutrs addition Prescott 81
fourth Oi west oi S0uih DiN slon-st. 90 81 ia-
*. House. barn aud ioi \ a.. 81 Jefferson ave,
Hcuse barn and IWo lots 0u corner Ot
East auc IuOmas-sts
5 HOSES Aud lots on Comstacks piaf dow
price l7U lots on Leonard & Co.'S adllll9a,
pficts from 500 up. and various other lOls aud
houses and l0ts not described
All all bc sold very cheap. ute perfect time
aAd terms made T. suit NO expense ief
showiu- property Also cash q loan on rcai
estate security on faYoTtb e terms. Can az
~. o. New HOuselnan building. on Hcuis
lralltk. -ii
kNEh4ve Iust had Two good lot, placed Ia
W our hands by young iaiy about e. leave
the city; she Il willing 10 sell Tor .e - Than
cost one year ago easy terms Jutilc Broth.
ers. otrr arcade. ltitl
k'OR SALE-Lot dirt cheap; must be sold al
once Good chance for speculation. or q
get cheap place for home Southeast part ol
city. Prc, 400. Address ii. Ned. TELEGRAM.
Herald. 1881
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22


ENk sal NAkAf-i4rEt m4k c0N l~A
&f.sI eleeA - Aert1 L0-lase4ss
h'-k SALk-Jewelfs siors bcxl speullg ~
= Nt0his&n Asla4l SaPltAi fc4.iree llkrsfi-
Este tlls - enc<. Address J. ~sl1oss.' oNA :,
o<rS 1c4cEraal- hcr4ls. -
Ucs1S 90k SALE-sarera SsEgegS tsAi aed ~
N1tral lc1s kclfugkg te1 80 "a abIt
hoelas slo Scelel Iel Ters AIS a.,ss ttal .ie.i
s-A4 .sa@lasa st Allsy Gas Aenne-a A4aEcss
4 ktiS4. Ask 81 lISSlS. AeAt ce4Ats. d lll
1-at
ftt 81 LA tWa horse power Ntts :. tat
ss-> Engine Mil SCI tt ~ 3 e4fseia } sr
~ tiirf particulars ai-l ~ a0afcss sltcT hld
= AS.' - ~DN ~ scacfssA-4tte -Strolt - n
/, ,'Vh ~ l-1-A lufuiIurt sseuk ocAL4ils 10
s@tfA sNssAdiu business b rrei -ciSss bar
fe4H 81 at fi-ai party Address 5oDoS bax
8 care tr.usrasa hrrsld sra
k'oh oAt.t tA oatht tsf steam laUaars.
hsl3 cheap ib laci lof hall tlt Aci 44I uasl.
Ais9a g uNi ~ poser steam cAksac @n4 dc
livery WAGON. fn4ulre al sue Rage Steam
Dse ha4se. NJ. y lal4l 81 "a .. ber~lG.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

FOR sALE-See this lolxs2 lot with house.
". H. KINSEY.
EOR SALE-A beautiful piece of building
ground, just south OF ". Leonard ST.. and
extending from Front 10 Sc-ibner-St., win =
foot frontage on each; large enough for four
KINsEY.
FoR sALE-onIy 1915 for No. :6 .Tenth-st..
EOR SAILOR y $40 for the house north
west corner Eleventh and Jennettsts-
W. II. KlNSEY.
EOR SALE-Fine farm In Cascade township;
20 acres; me soil; - acres cleared good
buildings and orchard; only si5lO.
". II. KINSEY.
EOR SALE or trade for farm or city property;
agood drug store OF ABOUT $40. IN north
ern village. N. il. klNSEl.
EOR SALE-NO. 80 Pleasant-st. rooms be
low and 8 above. suitable for two families,
viii pay good interest in rent; oniys 10.
". n hINSEY-
FOR SALE-lIow IS sl200 for a Groom house
Oh cNth-aye.t W. ii. klNSEl.
EOR SALE-37 acres with.hne improvements.
= only miles from city; : fo0.
vs.. II. KINSEY.
EOR SiLE-That beautiful place. No. - S.
4 tnlon-st., with large lot IN the grove; only
s2lO W. Il. kINSEf.
FOR SALE-Ihat 9room modern house. with
ali modern Improvements sucn as bath, fur
mace. CRATE. etc; only $50 ". II. KINSEY.
EOR SALE-Ihe finest sit Tor modern nat
IN tae city; 500. w. II. kiNNEH.
EOR SALE-A beautiful ID foot lot on Pros
i pect Place. only $40. ". II. kINoEI.
EOR SALE-Who VIII give me sl3iD for the
remaining two 80 loot lots on Wealthy-ave..
Just east OF East-st.? ". HI. hlNSIN.
L'OR SALE-A brick block on kent-st Just
4 opposite the court house
W. u KINSET.
LOR >ALE-I have a fine modern Groom
house with aif Improvements. on Paris
NJ. II. kiNSkl.
L'OR SALE-A house and lot IN ins south
part of the city. worth S.tJ Tor sI.'l; on
easy terms ~. j.. hlNSkA.
FOR SALE-Sce here. ! haze an . frg.t
farm ~ Oceana county. -nfsr Hart ahf
shelby fine buildings anu Ieuces; ehout a. 0
fruit trees only 34 niles frOm Lake " ch gan.
for only W. VIII trade for citv property
and pay cash difference. W III. hlNrEI.
EOR RENT-Nice new Groom house on
Noodiawn-ave.. s. W. Ii. kINSEY.
Tor RENT-Eighf- modern house on
4 :. Diylsi0n-st.. near Hall, si3.39.
" II. kINSEY.
EOR RENT-Eightroom house ON seventh
81. $40. n Fl. kINSEl.
FOR RENT-Seven- room house on y Union
So. si3. W. II. kiN0Ef.
EOR RENT-Fis Groom house o. West Broad
way. s.. ". II. kIN~tG.
TOR RFNT-Nicc ll-room house on the I'M;
l. gas. bath. furnace. etc.ss9 -.
W. IT. KINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Anv one who wants fine groceries
and are willing 70 pay what they ars
worth, wall be suited every time al
Hunts. lie warrants every article that
goes out OF MS store % give entire salts
faction, a. Il not as represented IL vii
be cheerfully taken back.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

CA.<xss uirh Esiss tAs F4EAsx sr =.
E1l<sirsaa1ts EhIa

[&&A . - ~ - G~t-4 rs E3%E1E ~
f1i<Eirssa~ts Shnd-
Lizzie Moo a rakner pretty yong
~clnAns about twsnGy-6ye years Il azs.
appeared at me o1ce Il judge Holnss
, -fercAy morning aDd sNeFe out =
warrant fQf Assert Green, az Ioulz-ss.
-.--essl- keeper charging llm - .El 0e.lg
fespo1si8ie for the drlcats conetrca
Ia ~I-.eL sle nl1s aer>elf. Green - \
marF-ed RAD y Cd szFel chlgreu. aD1
a. sz 3i1e aersei ID rs family Ast
sgTlg 4l1 sls 4lle z-s LaAE ILs - ~
v 4s Committed .4st My x1le -ne 4s
Aefz.as lae-e. 1tes4 declares ta4t
t1e vi lOle ting : olackm4 81 Z
-cneu-e, and ta4t 10 never Lad aaF-
tlag 70 o. alla lls girl. rae wo4 I'D
ID l.s fanny. ALL WAS e. 4ked q, 4
servant. re H4s arrested. b-t gave
r-l Tor Us appearance ia court
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Is now ready TO furnish home-prepared
refreshments Of all kinds and al short
notice TO parties IN or out OF the city
for weddings, parties receptions, club
banquets, etc.
IL MOSRoE-sr., TELEPHONE 6S2.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


-l-E ~e~ ---t- -------
xsrAtEfl etace asn ssusg has- sc,
~ sr.4Iits s.trl l4f Investment heirrv4t<
re..r<- -.i s-fs paid uQrthis. ta4 81
e -4lltss ieas --1 is hefisifzss BAL.
ias efsal h4pld. N
KKANIfn-- rar.nef makers vas ~co1
tararr Atp.S Lsa. 81. 1Ae Censv
> 4 elll4a & sa.d siseA se ger aaa ca
rrr- .e the clarhiag baslases. >Eeaas
fe-irs O. lEe resf n.aH. Apply a. The il L
fio5tl1s lauslst. "a
Nsaa4AD-A os.il ~ Al sNesIs Hotel Ap
~ p.s 81 cnce. -
XXANIED- fNa ta'iors and one tsilorsss al
" Ess-s Dye hofss. NJ. 81 South Dlyision-
~ 20
UUslNLs - Is opening up. more help Is need
- ed BUS. 4r>, mcn order hcip ifon TIC
Commercial tmplqy as,oeiAiloA- taii q
you ant WORK. once D Monroe 81 no
SALkSMAN a's5 good solicitor. salary. Com
- n-. III hA9lVy Meus Association. 81 Mon
roest. 20
WANTED Flrsi-c as upholsters. Telephone
" af afltt g. a. brow u. uPh0lsIer works. II
FIRST 81, MusAeson. Mich. 10
AAAAIhD-hriiahle local aud travelling
~ s8issmva positions permanent special
Inducements NV last selling spvelaitlrsi 3
eoat Dc as salary from start Brown Bros.
Nu.srfYmen. tlicaro. ~.
pLANiNG m!il man best wages paid. Gail
fo.iareu. = Aonror-st 20
>ALh1MEN MANIID-Io sell goods ~
- s4mpl good st.tfy paid. Write b. Cen
tenniei Mtg Co, C.ncinati. o.. OF Chicago. 2s5
kNANIED-Cany.-se on line OF new goods /;
W qulrA sales, 10 capital required must
have ST class CITY references. The e.. T.
Adams House Furnishing House, - south Dl-
yisiou-sf
NILD--alcsmrn. clerks. book KEEPERS
" harIeudrr>. tcAMstrrs. shipping clerks
farm hands, oi.c- nclp aHu ali others oLt OF
employment t0 call aud Investigate cur en-
rirely neN and thoroughly reliable system of
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
mrnt Company. lot's Monroe 81. rooms ii Aud
81 Porter block. Phone 1917.
rOuPEhS WANTED-Io keep away from
Y Grand Rapids on account OF lockout By
order OF Cooper, Union. No. 10. 3Htf
MAN-To take the agency Of our
" safes; size &xlsNls inches; weight 30
lbs. retail price 50; other sizes In proportion.
a rare chance 10 create Il permanent business
al home These safes meet a demand never
before supplied by other s+te companies. As We
are not governed by she sale Pool. Alpine
~air Co.. Cincinnati. -. wed-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

". 5. Hunt handles only the very
best ground spices, and if YOU viii only
call at his store and see samples of the
whole spices from which these ground
goods are made, YOU Will not fail TO
buy your spices of him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Any sabserfocr 70 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD -he rsiis 90 reestss The p@Pes
regularly. Who may have ro~soa Z"
soapiAln Of late delivery, viii confer =
special favor by Informing this of1es OF
ths fact a. once. ssaa pssI@i card or cal
.s tslsphons 53l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
REAL EsIATE-c COUNTRY.

FOR SALE-Lot No. -. ottawa Beach; this
iOt is one OF the hrst selcctiOni II Is To-
cate only a short distance from tue hotel and
has hne view OF Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. II. Hasklns or ". i. L0yeland. Graad
Rapids. Mich. l3-sun
4 GREAT BAkoAIN-2lN-.cre farm; frame
y house; good orchard l0J acres Improved
miles from Baldwin. for sale cheap. Inquire
TaggaTt. Wolcoit a Ganson. 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Notice IS hereby gwen that the man
utacturers OF the celebrated brand OF
cigars American Field, ," under a fac
s'mlle label OF that popular journal,
duly authorized. known 10 ali tn sports
constituted aud appointed Ed. f..
MOhl, Il Grand Rapids, as their agent
for tle distribution III tbs brand of
cgars 10 the fraternity at large
throughout the state OF Michigan,
where they Will be promptly served
upon the same terms and with the
same care "a bv ourselves.
A. ". FoOIE 4 Co,
sole Manufacturers,
New York, y. \.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
Can't be beat-Banner cigar.

The Toss TD" Cigar IS not q competitor
acainsf anv other 81 brands. but II al l0c
brands. because .t is fully equal 10 any llc cigar
on fle market.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
FOR RIM -a0USEs.

LaOk hLNi-A tenement Il raams Ne lE.
Ailfel ST one ~ fooIls corner Court
a1r itl-sts. Gus 81 roolns Ne. - Alien 81 .
al Nlihlu minutes - alk tIeu sweet Hotel
ID a.,.4a 4 FL lEbaIAesl. la4Lirt nf i n fal-
uard. S. Alrn-st.. cefnef At Ntrnel-si
nor RFN Lone house az slt aud one house
Il ats. beth convenient 10 South iiIe sIti..
street cars. aiso oue house 81 - on Packard.
neal Cherry 81. ALSO houses 244 lois tol sale
al rasS terms. y " AornroI. over Aatl1Ael
tlty haak
TOR RENT No 10 ts'iisse. a tea Iesll
house With modcra improvements. low
ioals ia desirable tsaALl- A-sa Apartments te
ltI. no. u Easf Bridge ST.. : l.. Ai4st. 80
AHOl ~ TO RENT-Ao SO jefferson ave.
Il 1. Fitzgerald. ~
no RENT-TleVen-roo house. with furnace.
gsls. bart room. efc- cciii 4is i"caird. t"e
blocAs iIom trhtfai school. same elsiAh ~
from peat-oncc. Apply ~ J. l. iaI"cli, ~
bostssick-sf. -
DOR KEN1-Ateuemeut a. s.N rooms in the
laIanBr block. corAcT court tua Ai.eA-
sls Oue Of Asr rooms. -ls "A cst fAllnt.,i
hard aud SOL water. and good cellar. DNe IT
three rooms corner of Winter and Allen. .st>,
also store ln good location Tor grocery Iusl
Ness. Inquire oi h N. barnard. - Allyu .si-,
coI 4er AJ Ncrnon-st. 81
L'0K RTNT-TLe Arnold lIous. with hsra
nftacbsl. corner ~ Bridge alc Summer
sIs.s Also the furniture anl tNI4rs. iu ihe
house fur sale alter October lsi. lA4lilt GA
flt i ltn.Isrs-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

W :. Hunt has some extra fine new
Smoked Haubut, that is we'll worth
irving.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Mrs Wi1s'ow Soothing syrup should al
ways b. used Tor children teefhing. II spothes
the child. soffens the gums aiays at pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for
diarrhcca &c bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

You should not fall to try those fine
"lO5sters," at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

hHFnh- -l&l-s " ita ssses = bc sui F0en ksd a
Public kxVsas<.
Marshall ;. Bumnam, who WAS ar
rested some time ago Tor selling a CLAN
dered horse, h2d as case called ia po-
ice court yesterday, bat the prosecut-
ns attorney was not ready 70 ny the
case. Mr.. NJ Bride, attorney for Burn.
h m, stated that his client "a, poor
man, aud could not aIf0rd to h!re Wiz
Il sses % come half dozen times. lie
asked that the witnesses be suOpoenaed
az tie ca Va expense Judge Holmes
ordered lBc clerk % take list Of tue
y u sses, and have them suopenaed a.
az<ed. The case Was Adjourned tall
> cptembeT "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

That "Optma" flour, At Hunts. =
south Divis0a-st., Will please the most
CXactug.