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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24


HQN 7 iose s.ghi ~ tue tsci tfAs yse a. p.s
II soo4 nes ao1se f9I eA ei l. = fs~'1'-
III place "a f4usxse-. aerto > a. ehrt
"A tsE seee. Is has larkc a@it p~f-ef A.~
Sfisnk Feall . lsce- feoli.s. lf.sA l-f-~es- .--
e.. hel 2nd coid water. seea ~ri.. r.satlt-
rir erlis eoacrstr ~4les eta z IS 49,
tl-.4fe 4 / 4rl.Als4A. elact a ! AIS = h-tA-lF
49, Ls4zAr4 Dlsek. eslaer Pear ~-a pitees ss.s.
..oE SAFE AT A BAR8AfN- Houss aaa iei
ol "a 6 ave. Ac&r Sweetest. - fisl l1iisi@
eieiiiel. A. h. 14laes heym 81. A@~Aihs
PERRY o1ildisE.
EVR sALE-Dsat l4l Ee see the real cs,et.
4aftf5t t>@llflf fcr sale il tLs flrsc@i -
cotanll ls y i Alnsey. "a
" r. Scrioatr hrsl Estate DeSirf. p Pear
~. ~. aaafs SO Ae4sts that Nlt fVAt liet'
s.ooe g. S-s.uo prr AoniA- Also te svii 81 if.,ih
sl,too Iu Ss.ot. csla thcla ia Z have e1efs
g. leaA il s4gns - s4iJ ~
pLEASE NOTE ste3 Parish nave relHes q
iArlF ollct a. IUell +, Tower ttSts a itfe
the5 --c prs pero'l - ever O. etA fc~i cetate
al = bargain. Houses To- s4ie - iontnls pay
meats.
ONLY slx resideuce lots lelg 0n cur Division
- 81. plat Call al oAee a Yea want . ~ l,ssa
ana cheapest "a tAe clit- Nrt oNt p g. H-as
Is before yoe buy elsewhere. iu,her Ala
CSfroi. s. aad % aew hoUsemAa block
te0K sALE--on monthly payments. good six
room house. lot slxty-siA Is ohr h1ndfra
sad tnirty three feel on laAai ST. lrtt t-et
iseisry, Atp.y e NJ A.iisf' northeast sSs, %,
-tt+ lAthFt--1t- ~A" >---% - -
4 LARssE AMOUNT Oh REAL ESTATE
n for sale Mast and NIL De sold.
] have o5 lots tor sale ca frailck : adaltirn.
corner IL fifgn and Aaaisoh-aNrsi lots ~ ~
liu lrsi 10 sn alley; prices from ) 81 10 so1e
- i0IS OF Aadl s9aafe and hoNard>t on
lraiIcs AID N0gdrus addition prices f1nSc
from o. 10 so9l Che most ~ these lots are
very desirable. quite centrally located. he~r
school house and street cars. the adJace 1t
property IS be Ak rapidly bait up
lot No. !. IauneT's addition, Pre>cotf S.
fourth iof wesf oi south Div sl0n-sf. 20 oy ~
II. House. barn and lot No. 35i Jefferson ave.
House. barn and two lots On corner ~
East ana IAomasSts-
3 hoses and lots on Comst0ck's plat dow
price l7O lots on Leonard Co.'S &ddltls "a,
prices from SO up.and various other lots a-1
houses and lots not described.
Al 0lil be SOLD very cneAp. title perfect TINE
and terms made @ suit No expense Tor
showing property. Also cash 10 ioan on reAl
estate security on fay0raOse terms. tAil al
NJ. 3. New NOusemGn building. on heATs
fralick. ~
I'VE have lust had two GOOD lotspiaeed "A
W our hands by young ads about 70 i"tv1
the city; she Is willing 20 sell i0r e = "a IA
cost one year ago; eAsT term. Iuiiie Broth.
erS, over Arcade Itii
tOR SALE-l.ct dirt eheapi must be sold a
Il once Good chance for speculation. OF u
get cheap place for home. Southeast part %
city. Price SioO. Address IL. Med. Telegram
Herald. i5os
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

TEE Cns-opel,f.ss magazine = making
= vigorous pnsa for the front rank.
18th tie october number Il vii assume
= sss equal to thst # Sr~s5s1s. and q
ssrtes of Illustrated novels by leading
authors wiii be herrtn. The Cosw1p0s-
trn - bright mazannc, and deserves
the patronage vh.ch Is hss received, /,
and vnlch warrants the enlargement.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

whs4t 0ro~srs' Convention.
"a .zaa.r a ~...f

eAzhAss Ga sept -.
The Farmers Federation, which X
Gently held a meeting al Topeka. gaa..
nas called = convention Of wheat grow
era Al 81. Louis, No. October 3, '.loF tas
purpose o. discussing measures for re-
lef, and - form Wheat Growers As
soclat0u. ANY farmer ID the United
States or territories, who has grown 5gl
Or more bushels Of wheat the past year
and WHO shall certify the Tact 70 tns
president before the meeting OF ths
sad 81 Louis convention, may o. sd
mitted a. delegate tothat convention.
The Federation advises farmers 10 re-
fuse e. sell their wheat for less than a
dollar per oushel, untl after the con
yenrion shall have been held, and the
subject thoroughly discussed IN busl-
ness-lke way.
The IELEGRAA- -HEEALD would advise
the wheat growers OF Michigan 10 at
tend this convention or appoin, few
representative men as delegates.
Farmers Federation" strikes Us a.
a sensible and most significant title IN
the department OF agriculture. Farm
ing IS the leading branch of business,
and should be made practical. Every
body and everything depends upon the
farmer and MS products. All the
farmer grows Is intended 10 feed some
thing, and when his crops are counted
OF on the fingers, there Is nothing
staple left. The same Is true of his live
stock, the wool from his sheep, the
leather from MS cattle, the feather,
from his geese, the eggs from ms chick
ems, the milk, butter and cheese from
his cows, etc. Farming includes every
thing. Wheat, corn, fruits, roots, Der
ries, vine crops, etc. Farming Is the
back bone to commerce, 10 manufacture
ing, to business, to life. health and
wealth. The farmer is the leader in
business. Upon him we all depend.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.. Sept 22-Prof.
George II. Cook. LII D., State Geologist OF
New Jersey, and vice e-president Of Rutgers
College died at his residence on the col
legs campus Sunday afternoon from heart
failure he was taken sick Saturday fore
noon in the college laboratory. but up TO
noon his death was unexpected, Prof.
Cook was born at Hanover, n. J., in 1877.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



NVANTED-kour solicitors Tor The Norid
W III ResrFse st.o Accident Insurance q q.
d. .rsl 1. hlttr e
South Division. s., lsrand kapIcs Mist. -
ft.AA4EH- mpr -t trus .fA
" A85rs ~ lD North COLLEGE av. - q
NtANIED-An ollcr man. mast has, ",
~ security sltcA iof Investment. hSflfe-ltc
required good salary paid mouthlH. Call al
D. a1dTe>, ROOMS AZ and =, Hefmit4sr tuil
ilg. Grand Rapids ~
WANTED esf net makers ~nf wood
~ tafner Apply ~ Lyor-st.. The ConFe
Manufacturing Co. II
Reliable local and travelling
" s1lesmrn, positions permanent, special
inducements Har, last selling >peci aluc>i
don't decay salary from start BrONa bfos-.
AufsrrsH.ea, in.c&so. ~
.,AlI,> MEN WANIED-Fo sell goods ~
~ sample. good salary paid Write II Cen
tenniel Mfg Co.. tlneinuu. O.. ~ Chicago zss
EANIED-i'anva-ser on line 81 new goods;
" quick sales; II capital required; must
have nTsf class city references. The a. b.
Adams House Furnishing House, ~ south Dl-
Ylsion-sL
XrANTED-Ssiesslea. clerks. book keepers.
w bartf adeIs. transfers, shipping clerks.
farm hands. once hep and ali others out of
employment 10 call and lngrsi gate eur eli-
tireiy neW and thoroughly reliable Ssstrm Of
procuring sitl2uans- Cooperative Empiny
mrnt Company, tt-t1 M0afoe-st.. rooins 81 and
81 Porter block. Phone ivI.
gOOPERS WANTED-To keep away from
I craud Rapids 0u account ~ lockout. Ey
order Of Coopers tnioo, 10. 10. 3lsti
/ ETANTED-MAN-IO take the ageacy of our
W sales. size 2,NlsxiS inches; weight ~
lbs: retail price S15 other sizes ~ Proportion.
A rare chance 10 create permanent bEslstsS
az home these safes meet 4 demand never
before supplied by 0the, S<le cOmpaIiics, as We
are not governed los The safe POoi. Alpine
safe Co, Cincinnati. o. Wrd-slt
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Rellccof Greece Found in FLORIDA.

Mr. A. c. Wite. superintendent OF the
famous king Grove near Wildwood, Flor
ida unearthcd some rare treasures on
the grove last week. The most curious
thing found was an ancient coin OF the
reign OF Alexander the Great. The coin
is silver. about the size Of a nfty-cent
piece. On one side is the embossed like
ness Of Alexander, on the other three
Greek notices and the nude likeness Of
q Greek warrior armed with sword. he'll
met. ard shield. Buried with this coin
was found a vessel of antique design
perhaps Greek wine jaF-and acuri0us
knife. and something like = common hoe
perhaps specie OF battle axe
4 sound Legal Opinion-
F. Bainbridge Munday, Fsq., County
Attorney. Clay county, Texas. Saws.
Have used Electro Bitters with most
happy result aiy brother also was
very low with Malarial Fever and
Jaund;ce, bat was cured by timely use
of this medicine. Am satisfied Eiec-
trlc Bitters saved hi- life.
Mr.. b. i. WllC0xs0n. ot Horse Cave,
Ky. adds Ike testimony, saying: 'He
positively believes he would have died
had Il not been for Electric bttefs-'
The great remedy VIII ward OF. rs
well as cure All Nsiarsi Diseases. and
for ell Kidney, Liver and stomach D.
orders stands uncQuaied.. Price 50
cents and 81 a. Peek Bros.
An Ae~eguts Care
The CTiEinai Anftine VDtmertis on
" put 40 IN large tw0-cunce TN boxes
ard = an absolute cgre for old sores
burns. wounds. Chapped hands. and al
SKIN erlpts0ns- WI Toe lively cure
az kinds 81 piles. AK For tae Or z.na'
Aisetne Ointment. Sold ~ Peek Bros
a. . cents per hox-by mail 81 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

DAKor, people have a very kindly
feeling for Theodore Roswell because
he isa rustlcr and has lots Of pluck.
It e sad that they think he would
make q good senator, and they think
correctly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Solid WfsfIou.

The contents of volume Will be
found condensed IN the following par
agraphs from the New York Sun.
Every line IN them might be amplified
into page, and every sentiment INTO
n sermon. They offer food for reiiec-
ton, and if thoughtfully considered,
VIII 90 far to harmonic the differences
Of many who now think they are di-
rectlY opnnsitc 70 one another:
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Il must ke sad 40, tat they g me
lmes hinder = great deal more tA@n
hey help.
Grasd Rapfds zAa IL Present oPPoEtu-
hltirhr
Ia every ssy posebl aid proper
IS heIaeI as a pElKate e4t,1eas oJs.lif
llau, o. eonlOl council MAJ sil9e.4
@e elueayOr ~ promote - interests.
luc improvement III lie streets, .ts side
WALKS, tAe s'rLlgalelin- u Is river
l.1uks. tlus adding both beauty 10 iifeI
a8a city. Oar oen4iOr-, Nonsr',sInen
and manufacturer should do lhelf az
most q secure the improvement ~ our
river % the lake. There should be no
delay n any Of these things.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

IoHS BuExs, the London agitator,
doesn't drink. smoke, chew nor swear.
These are generally esteemed essential
qualities Of AZ agitatOr, but Burns sue
ceeds 80 well without them that the
rule. Notwithstanding rs age, may be
wrong.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Business Houses burned.

HALIFAX, n. s, Sept 23-Word has been
received here that the business portion of
Kensingtoa. Prince Edward Island has
been totally destroyed by fire. The loss is
estimated st sf5. 600 Reuben Tuplin's and
the surrounding business houses are de
stroyed There 10 an insurance TO the
amount OF $40 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

ASpREw CARSEsTx, n pursuance of
his sound advice 70 rich men to spend
their money for priblc purposes while
ret alive. proposes 70 rebuild the Johns
town library. Example doesn't always
follow p.pcept - well.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Fxw men IN tbis country can afford
- refuse a salary Of $4,000 a year
Milton r.. smith wee president Of the
Louisville 4 Nashville railroad and well
known iu Waii-st.. declines % take
charge Of the Richmond Terminal sys-
ten fnr that annnna
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Two Mon Drowned.

wA1rHAx Mass. Sept % E. G. Hart
well. OF Walthain. and Arthur Tat of Ded-
ham, both Young men. were drowned in
Boston harbor sunday by the upsstting OF
doEy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

ANEW hank has just been authorized
~ the Comptroller of the Currency 70
do business at Muskegou. 1t is graft
fying u note the growth and prosper
ity OF the suburbs Of Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
TRrAsunEE's NOTICE.

CRY IkHksUEKKs : oFFlcE
GRASo ksFIDS Mich. Aug. 81. l>ss.
Notice is hereby gwen that the asses>ul.s.sf
roll Tor the grading. gr4vel!ng and paving the
cutters OK Flfih-aYe.. from MadiSon-axc. -
East ST. T. now ia NY hands. aud that / Nlli
receive payment thereon log the period OF
twenty DAYS from this date. al the once u the
City Treasurer City Hail.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
civ Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

NEw YoEK' anxiety about selecting
a site FOR the worlds fair il slightly sug-
gestive Of the old receipt for cooking a
hare. FIRST catch your fair.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

GRovER CLEVELAND Is determined TO
keep his name before the public If ne
has TO 60 70 a clam-bake or a camp
meeting 70 do X.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
TREAsuRER's OFFICE.

CRY IREASrRFn's UFFIcE,
GRAND RkfDS. Mich. Aug. -. lssa.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the grading and EraNcllg 81 North
Lane-aye.. from Rridgc-st. 70 Fourth -, - now
in my hands. and that viii receive pAyfsent
thereon for the period Of twenty DAYS from
this date. al the Office Of the City IrcaSlrcT.
City Hall GEORGE r. PERRY.
City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
RIAL COUNTRY.

TOR SALE-Lc. No. 3. ottawa Beach; this
IL lot Is one OF the firSt selection; II IS To-
Gated only "A short distance from the hotel ana
hasa fine view Of Lake Michigan. Address
Jas. ii. Haskins or W. b. Loyclant. Grand
Rapids. Mich. lazsail
4 GREAT BARGAiN-340-acre farmi frame
<A.hOuse; good orchard lOe acres improved
: miles from Baldwin. Tor sale cheap. Inquire
Taggart WOcotf K Ganson- 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
rREAsURER.s NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Sept. Is. lss9.
Notice Is hereby given that rhe assessment
roll for grading Third street. from the west
line OF Stocking street 10 the east line of LAM
coin street l. now IN my hands. and that
will receive payment thereon Tor the period OF
twenty days from this date. et the once Of the
City Treasurer. City hal.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
Oct City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
TREAsUREx's NOTICE.

Cry TRxksvRrR's OFFICE
grand RkPinS. Mica. SeTt. ie. ls,q.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction o. . sewer Ia Third
avenue, from point 30 feet wesi of the west
line Of South Division street 20 sewer N buch-
anan street is new in ny HANDS. aDd that
viii receive payment thereon for the period 81
twenty days from date, at the Office OF the city
treasurer. city hall
GE0. r. PERRY.
CITY Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids Mich. sept II. lsS9
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading graveiing and paving the gut
ters of Terrace avenue. from Fifth avenue 10
Highland avenue, IS now In my hands. and
that ! will receive payment thereon fer the
period Of twenty days from this date. at the
Office OF the city treasurer. city han.
CE0RCF T. PEKRY.
titv Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

THE people of New York are now
wrestling NTH that important factor in
the American form Of government, the
primaries.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

1T isv very slangy N the Kansas City
Ners 70 say the oyster is in the soup on
account Of the recent great storm.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

THoUsASDs Of people who have read
wilkie Collins popular novels viii feel
sincere regret that ne VII write no
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

NOTHING but fair weather viii be
necessary 70 make the West Michigan
far a marked success.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

THs Chicago Ners IS making vigcr
Gus and successful warfare against sun
day saloons.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
TREAsuRrE's NOTICE.
Cry Tsx.srrr.,s oyr,cr +,

Cry TREksrErRs 0FFfcEl
GRAND RsrrDs. Msch.. sept ~. 1850. I
Notice Is hereby givea that the assessment
roll for the construction Of sewer Ia the
alley in block u. Converse a Ioif0rd'S ad-
dition. is now il my hands. and that ! viii
receive payment thereon fer the period Of
twenty days from this date. at the 0dlce Of the
city treasurer. city hall.
GEo. r. pFEHy.
city Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

ree ~r - re ref frr fsrrisfire mater
fsfs 'f-e~t re srf ceEnF Ft7tir9 a. tsvfgr ~ z
.ee t.~ 49, H ~ .rtr txrlan frr teeart r-sw
fess sf Itea Nrt ie srer~tsarf p -
lts.r.s err s7,e.-' f-sftcns ~ So a. fne ~1peF
ferfe7t fr-e ~ ~t1 tsV1ra - r "a -
-rere8 F,r-ster la ress zrf 50 ~i9fr re - -
sne as A. taas j. n-~esy fts<fF>t
TFerEf rHri.
hcrssr frorFr
Bo1rt of ksnaE<rx
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

STATESMEN are sprouting up all over
New York State just now. The fall
election VIII thin them out.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

CRY TetksrEKRs oFFTcEl
grand RArTDs. Mich. sept. 4 lssa.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. graveli1g and paving the
cutters OF Four. have. from trantxii ave
L, OAK land ave. Is now IN my hands and that
will receive payment Thereon for the period
of twenty DAYS from fGis date, al The once of
the City Treasurer City Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY
sept a City n.2Ecrer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
The weather and Its Fnects.

A drouth, which threatened to be-
come serious throughout this country,
has been broken by continued steady
rain of forty-eight hours, commencing
Sunday, the 18th, at 9 O'Clock p. m.
1t continues at his writing.
Farmers IN the Ohio Valley had be-
gun to grow very anxious. Coal ship
pers at Pittsburg and their customers
along the water route, thence west
ward, We're complaining of the low
level of the Allegheny, Monongahela
and Ohio, as If there never had been an
Ohio or Johnstown food. The streams
and wells throughout this country were
so nearly dry as to become utterly I'M
pure and endanger the general health
of humanity. About here there have
been about four weeks OF continuously
cry weather, which hag made the coun-
try roads very dusty, the rOacsiGes
dlngy, the lawns brown, the ground
parched, and had begun 20 excite seri-
Gus apprehenslons regarding fall crops.
The weather has been intensely warm,
almost uncomfortable. Now if the
weather clerk will be careful not to
Overdo the matter, and give the farmer
too much rain (of which they already
begin.to complain). he would confer 4
great favor on the ever-cOmplainng
and dissatisfied public. 1t still rains,
though the clouds appear to be breaking
ID the direction of the great Peninsular
State. The writer has not been able
10 SIT under the shadow of the great
cherry tree on Rowland Heights for
three days on account of rains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
TREAsURER's NOTICE

Cry TErserFrR'e 0FrTrr
GRAND RkrIps, Mich. sept 4. iss4.
Notice ~ hereby giten that the assessment
roll for the construction 81 4 sewer ir EiFhth-
ave. from South DiHision-sf. - South Innfs-
St 4 now n my hands. and that viii receive
payment thereon for fhe period 81 twenff DAYS
fl4m this date. a. the Office of The City Treas
GEORGE r PERRY.
sepfa City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
DANIEL G. GARNSEY,
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT

N.e te ~r~ssffet on a. FratfsFs re-fsininr -
Foos keerirs snd tce0Hrfs 'feeks usRoed.
psrfffen az f1osef. kxhihlts rasde. sfc- e.
Tarur erner.enee. Al tus ness renfaenfssi-
tffe Ht a foEats4n 81. 8raad Rapids. va
sEss
tDWSTER or FIRE LOSES
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Chauncey Depew says that business
success depends largely upon senti-
ment. But the sentiment that seems to
work most effectively to that end is
,vo,rar, vas tanght N do for self 70
take care of self, there would be less
demand made upon honest, hard-work-
ing people TO give away that which
they have worked for and rightfully
belongs to them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

STptYFp OR e70fFx-Frorr bern or 7h-r-
: mer-et.. this city. or rlrhr ~ tsf 18th inst
enc Rsr Narf vears elt. biack reinfs. fnane
eh1ft and rather flir. Hasff ei~f ln fHef
sSs.1if a kanas hlrf ~'elEff abonf 80 ief4 bind
fros -fhffe - rssfeTn f1int VITA sfnail biaeE
s~.rs fr. fhe Itiff nesf the hrcf lau9 Pointed
ears hroke - elF7e. sifoa &c 'front.' hepori -
s's,sce bess ooatfers anc esst s1ifshis rewsrc
-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

IoHN HOPKINS. N. D.. Phvsicisn and Sur
~ geon. oftc~ 58e South bivision 81. cor
Wesiihyave. and Divtsion-st Calls made
nigh or day. once treatment Ter Ali hrouic
Dlseases ConsuIfsflon Fref- tootderta ai
phvslcan Cor Ladies END t~nflefaen. once
horrs-Trorn a. II a NJ - ? .. m.
pr Hopkins vii diagnose, explain your
rese describe vour condition. and crre II a
rure is possible. With botanic ana eeiectlc
remedies Terms reasonable.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
FOR HOUSES.


TO RENT-Seyeral houses and tenements;
l. prices from six 10 twenty i've dollars per
month. Inquire of Mrs. NJ. X Wood. ~
North Division-st. 1S
EOR RENT--A tenement of & rooms No ~
A. Winter ST.; one OF rooms corner Court
and Aiien-sts.; one Of rooms No. - Alien-st,.
all within minutes walk from sweets Hotel.
in good neighborhoOd. Inquire OF w Bar
nard. IS Allen-st.. corner Mt. Nernon-St
TOR RENT-One house at $40 aud one house
Il at SIP. both convenient 10 South DIVISION
street cars; also one house al so on Packard,
near Cherry-st.; also houses and lots for sale
Citv Hank a7s
TOR RENT-A tenement Of six rooms. In the
IL Palatine block. corner Court and Allen
sts. One of five rooms. PIG West Fulton-st.,
hard and soft water. and good cellar. one oil
three rooms corner of Winter and Aliens
also store in good location for grocery buSi-
ness. Inquire of b. W. Barnard. 80 Allen-st.:
corner Mt Vernon-st 257tl
TOR RENT-The Arnold House. with barn
II attached. corner W. Bridge and Summer
sts: also the furniture and fixtures in the
house for sale after October lst. Inquire on
the DremiSeSl
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

ANNUAL NFKTIN Ne-Ihs srrusi rsfsrnf =
y the sfoek Boiders ~ ne sliin beHfher
ro fer the election of directors sna TIE trans.
aTfien 81 elsch ofher huzBess a. niss crue oe
sore then viu - hel5 - tie o1'cs ~ lhe refa-
,s4nr fa fhr cifv 81 irhBf Rapids - heenes
aar Oct 4 e. ID e8ort "a the fere2ocn-
NsF A. Alan. oec'r.
Grand Rarifs SEPT =. Is4s
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
10 SUBSCRIBERS
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY,
6HAND RAPIDS. TUESDAl. SAT- -.

DoS'T
fail
20
visit
the
fair.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be ths
Largest OF AL Michigan Dailies kx-
cept Those or Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

UnRsa Press Reports. Prompt sns tsrss
cslissrs. All ths Local ss-s. ana the
ofs.ss.t ans Most Pt4lafs Prtntsa Tapsf
pubslshsd IN orsnd RAeias.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
EELp WANTED-FENALE.

lVANTED-Twenty five girls al once. Places
W in all parts OF the vitys best places end
highest wages; also chambermaid and
waiters. Cau or address ". l.. Dickinson. =
MOur0e-st.. Intelligence Once, estGbi shed ls.l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
FoR REsT-BUsmBss PLACES.
T0R -NIsCELLANEOUe.

L'OR RENI-Storc at 20 Canai-ss. Possessio
IT given az once. Inquire as above. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
FURNITURE sToRED.

DkDCIIFF AHQIT. gencral warehouse men.
II A. IN south Division 81. store 81 kinds e
merchandise ~ reesouaele rates rerkin1 and
No 81 ia lr's
ANYONE desiring furnitgre moved are
4 stored. viii receive liberal Judgements g
calling Al < J. Wakes II South kfv' slon-st
A epeeieftv - msae Il renting tables and
chars fof dances Dabiie halls. etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

primaries.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

poARDRRs wANTED--A front room or
ID East fulfon-sf. in private family for rent.
with board Tor two gentlemen or tT0 teachers
address d. Carrier No. q. 1f
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-07-25
A Dogs Intelligence.

A large dog in one of the Scranton
penn hotels became very much at
tached to one of the boardcrs. He got
in the habit of following this man on
his leisure walks uptown, and the
boarder liked to have him along. But
on rainy day the dog didn't see the
man start out, and the latter had got
around the corner before the dog caught
sight of him. The big dog was so
tickled when he saw that his old COM
panion was not far away that he dashed
up and rubbed his great wet side
against the gentleman good clothes.
That was form of boisterous familiarity
not to be put up with, and the man
spoke harshly to the dog and drove him
back. The dogs sensitive nature re.
sented this unkind treatment, for from
that day to this the man has never been
able to get the dog to walk out with
him, although he has done everything
he could think of to win back the dogs
friendship. He followed the man once,
but he did it much against his will, and
only after his owner had ordered him
to. 1t was thought the spell had been
broken, but it hasn't and he has re-
fused to accompany the man, except
when his master has commanded him
to.
Another illustration of the dogs in
telligence is told by the same gentleman.
The dogs owner and he were in the
reading-room one day when the dog
strobe in and lay down on the carpet.
81 won't mention his name OF make any
notions" sad the landlord to his