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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-10-10

Owe to themselves a duty 10 take Hoods sarsapa.
fiia' In view OF the great relief it has given those
VINO suner from ailments peculiar 10 the sex. BY
purifying the blood. regulating important organs.
strengthening the nerves and toninR the whole
system, IL restores to health.
u have been for years trying 70 get help for that
terrible general debility and weakness 20 common
to women. Within a year I have taken ten to
twelve bottles Of Hoods sarsaparIlla and the bene-
ne derived from its use has been very great. am
no" feeling like q new creature. "-hEs. y. d. Ross,
Marlin. Texas.
Hoods S~arsapariHa
Sold by all druggists. o.; six for Is. Prepared only
by HOOD a CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-10-10

" K Vanderbilt las discharged his sio
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-10-10

Oregon, the Paradise Of Farmers.
MIG, equable climate, certain and 6unda
crops best fruit. grain, grass and stock coun-
Try In the world. Full Information free. Adj
dress Oregon Imigrat'n Board, Portland. ore.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-10-10

IL afflicted will sore eyes use DIR. Isaac
Ihompson's Eye-water. Druggists sell at 3c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-10-10

AI that ~ can say az ~ tho merits Of Dob.
pms Electric soap, Iales into nofkfn0uess bo.
I1re ne story ~ HiI tell you NssL offta own
Prgen quality NJ you wil give "a on Trial
Don't take Imitation. There nro lots of them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-10-10
Weak Women.

Old smokers prefer '.Tansnrs Punch" Cigar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-10-10

sy sP1 gfs,. visions Of Ottawa predicts an
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11
MARRl~ON'> "SOITsRERN Pol.
U&'X.'
From the Philadelphia Times

The selection for United States Dis
trict Attorney in Alabama of the leader
of the "White Mans Protective Lea que "
is the first practical indication of the
Presidents "Southern Policy" 1t can
not be regarded as encouraging to the
colored brethren.
Less in Job Lots: Chicago Wife
"What will you charge for procuring me
a divorce from my husband :" Chicago
LAWYER" Have We ever secured a di-
vorce for you - c. W" No, do not
remember ever having gotten divorce
through your Office" c. l." We Shall
have to charge you s. for the first d-
vorce, but, as a matter of course, if you
will promise to give us all your cases Of
this nature in the future we can make you
cut rate 30 naha World.
Whatever directs the mind to a study
of the laws of vegetation, leads TO broad
ened and enlightened ideas Prof. W.
II. Yeomans in Southern Cullivator for
June.
Hotel Clerk (suspiciou>ly)--" Your
bundle has come apart May ask what
that queer thing is?" "Tnis is new
patent fire escape. | always carry It, so
in case Of fire can let myself down from
the hotel window. See 90 Clerk (thought-
fully)-"I see. Oar terms for guests
with fre-escapes, sir, are invariably cash
in advance" New York Weekly.
That railroads should receive a fair
remuneration upon their actual invest
ments farmers do not deny. When ex-
tortionate charges on both real and ticti-
tious capital are made, they have right
to be recalcitrant and demand the rights
growing out of those mutual relations
common to all the integers Of the govern
ment.-R. X. SlOssen In Southern Guilt
vator for June.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

Rhenmrtsm and catarrh are both blood dis
eases. In many severe cases they have Welded
to treatment with B B B. (B 'tanic Blood B ,lm),
made by Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Write
for book of convincing proofs. Sent free.
r. p Dodge, of Atlanta, GA, says "My
wife had catarrh and nothing did her any good.
Her constitution finally failed and poison got
INTO her blood. | placed her on a use of B. B.
B., and to my surprise her recovery was rapid
and complete"
W. p. Mcdaniel. Atlanta, Ga, writes 81
WAS much emaciated and had rheumatism so
bad could not get along without clutches.
also had neural ia in the head. Frst-class ply
scisns did me no good. Then tried B. b. b.,
and its effects We're magical l cheerfully
recommend it as good tonic and quick cure"
Mrs. Matilda Nichols, Knoxville. Tenn,
writes: II had catarrh six years, and most
distressing cough, and my ewes were much swo-
len. Five bottles OF B. 3. B., thank God cured
me-"
John NJ. Davis, Tyler. Texas, writes IL
was subject number of years 10 spells Of in
famatory rheumatism, which six bottles Of B.
B. B.. thank heaven, has entirely cured. l have
not felt the slightest pain since" june I'm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial Circuit, for
Liberty County, FIorida-In Chancery.
John A. Graham vs. James l.. Gates, George Hills
and Humphrey Pierce, Ephraim c. Golf and
Henry Sherry, Trustees-Bill for Injunction and
other Relief.
1t appearing from the affidavit of John A. Ora
nam, the complainant in the above cause, that all
OF he said defendants nOnresidents of the State
of Florida and that the residence of the said James
L. Gates and George Hills is in the city Of Milwau-
ke, and State of Wisconsin, and that the residence
OF the lid Humphrey Pierce, Ephraim G. Golf and
Henry Sherry, Trustees is in the city of Appleton,
AMI State of Wisconsin, and that all of said defend
ants are over twenty-one years of age. Upon
uon OF complainant it is ordered that the said de-
fendant', James L. Gates, George Hills and Hum
Phrey Pierce, Ephraim e. Golf nd Henry Sherry,
Trustees, make answer or demur te~the said bill of
compliant on or before the first day of July next or
the said bill will be taken confessed; Ptooiaed
That publication of this order be made a week
Tor four consecutive weeks, in the Weekly FLORID.
IAN, newspaper published in the city of Ta,has
see. in said Circuit
Done and ordered by this 18th day of May,
A. 1889
lsEAI. D. G. HARRELL,
Clerk of Circuit Court Liberty county, Florida.
By NJ. j. SOLOMON, Deputy.
May 9th, 1881.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

Mr.. j. X. Grin>tead, Sonora. Ky, says ::
My children have sometimes had boi.s
aud other signs of blood impurities. with
loss OF appetite, etc, at which times |
have found Swiit's Specific a most sue
cesstul remedy, in no instance failing to
effect speedy and permanent cure
Switt'> Specific is q great blessing to
humanity" says Mr.. L. +. Gordon, Of
725 Broad street, Nashville, Tenn, for
II cured me OF rheumatism OF Il very bad
type, with which had bren troublc, for
three or four years. > :. = curel m
after had exhausted everything else.
Mr.. Ru~sell Myrick Of the firm Of Ny
rick Il Henderson, Fort Smith, Ark, SAYS
he wishes to add his testimony to the
thousands which have already been given
as to Swtt's Specific lie says he de-
rived the most signal benefit from its use
to cure painful b)il> and sores resulting
from impure blood
When taken for a few DAYS, potash
mixtures impair the digestion, taxi away
the appetite, and dry up the gastric
juices which should assist in dige>ting
and assimlating the TODD. Swif;'> Spc-
cific has ust the opposite effect; it inn
proves digestion, brings appetite, and
builds up the general health
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

There is more CatarTh in this section OF The
country than all other diseases put together, ana
until The last few years WAS supposed 10 be IN
durable. For great many years Doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven calarrh TO be constitutional dis
ease, and therefore requires constitutional treat
menf. Halrs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
I Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. is the only con-
stitntiona cure on the market. 1t is take
internally in doses from 10 drops 10 teaspoonlnl
II acts directly upon The hood and mucus SUI
face OF the system They tA4tr one hundnd
dollars tor any case it fails to cure. send tor
circulars and testimoninl, Address;
FL. CHENEY e. CO, Toledo, O.
eT~Sold by Druggists, 75c. June In
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

MIR. Abe Simon, of Monticello. has
presented the Jefferson Baseball Club
with handsome bat made of solid ma
hogany with wide solid silver band around
one END and solid silver tips, and encased
In beautiful plush case. The bat is to
oe known as the Abe Simon Amateur
Middle Florida Champion Bat" and is
open 20 all strictly amateur clubs of Mid
die Florida which embraces all towns
from Quincy on the west to Lake City on
the east.
Orlando Reporter: James Mott tells
us that he has been receiving SIG per
bushel for peaches Of the Bidwel Early
variety; Sl2 pr bushel for half Peento
and half Bdwell, and IS per bushel for
all Peento. The peaches are wrapped
separately in tissue paper, placed in quart
straw berry boxes which are then put in
hall bushel crates. Owing to special ar.
Engagements made by the management of
the South Florida railroad, peaches are
now sent by tas, mail at a special rate
% per cent. below the regular express
rate In this way the fruit can be placed
IN the market i'll nearly as good condition
as when first picked. This viii! result in
good profits to peach growers in this
section.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11
That Tired Feeling

Afflicts nearly every one in the Spring The
system having become accustomed 10 the bracing
Air OF WINTER, Is weakened by The warm days OF
the changing season, and readily yields to al
lacks Of disease Hoods lrslparia is jlst the
medicine needed II tones and builds up every
part OF the body, AMI alsp cXpes All i'm )u:ilos
from the blood. IrY II This st.;tsOn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

\ siX-year old boy wrote his first com
position on water "Water is good to
drink, to bathe in, and to skate on.
When was little baby, the nurse used
to battle me every morning in water.
Lave been told that the InjunS don't wash
themselves once in ten years. Itcist /
,rds an Lj,w .i'
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11
NOTICE
To all Persons Desiring
Dressed or Rough Lumber
FOR ANY AND ALL PURPOSES.

VENTURE TO INFORM MY NUMEROUS
l. patrons that am receiving from ray Pine Grove
Saw Mill a few car loads of lumber weekly, which
offer for sale cheap, delivered in any part Of the
city or in the country, if desired. l also purpose
keeping for sale laths shingles posts, pickets &C.
&c. Those contemplating to erect buildings,
fences, sheds, will promote their own inter, S. by
communicating with me. GEO. E. WHITE,
Office and Yard Fronting Byrd Il Dcnh ms Store
33-tf tallahassee, Fla.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

pfzssll1zr Easter >s-z1zy clzssol1 i sul Il
Vog1s ~ @---e < L1e nlrtl-er- co.44C.s~ -
E1Ela-ld O. l1zE 14F lie uls1 tal--1e r1.s
streets With t1e privilege 4 -fE1g every
~oz-1u tLey Eiset t-res unzes fre8 t1e
e-re.-zsi 49, -e1--l--i--s u t4yllesl- el-.--r =
klss " q s.xuelce. On k1srer 1.LL4f llae
zaL..s ars r4raed. r1e no-.4a lelag e11fis-
e. To ~kaoce Il roccf eEl,ls L1z-r k-ses --
Il axp1Aaes - I1e csc UlAy -. C1aL.1<rs
BOA 4 Dave IA-s 1lla.1ss - us c1stala *
1ir1e. Ia Lancashire III - CL..i.lss.
SAT f,izLlre ana - srs.iczs-irc, al leg-aIs
IL otaer oo1nle.. tLe r.1c1loCs clsron 4
'lfr.ng or heasL-z = pgscr1e1 o. k--stsr
l1i4-ay tie u4eu LII tbs N-1-e1. A11 ~
E.-st-r Tuesday TIE women llfr. or nesFe, tfss
llea- I1e Ercceas IS Ierterrr.ed p Leo i-s-y
ulsu lT soa4sa t1i1lng Ilsu l---ls scsoss
s4c1 osc@l wrists. tLeD making t1s lels1ll
g. te Leasoi st 19~n "a tteir arn1s. t-.rs
LIT Liu ~ -loft taolF t1rse tifaes, en1 ott<n
c4-ry 1Lm several .aTs-s aleDz t1s s-roes.
- grave c-sgEy u-@4 ~-o L4Qp<lao1 . be
passing through a Town In Lancashire ca "a
Easter l1es,izy al 1avl1z - stay 4n noor
or -Ho al t1s lll. ~l.s astoulzht>- ~ tDroe cr
four l1sty ~oulen rl4l-li-s Int La room, e.
cllmin< that they aad cone - lit him. .
To III me- repeated TIE amazed divine
what .4A yea Iae4nf ~ ~. your rsy-r-
elce. were come - lrt ycu. 'c2us@ It's Faster
IleziAy 'I4t- A.s Deczuse is Lastor Tues
c4yf / dour understand Is there such =
custom hegsf 'Yes, - he sure. al - women
~as Afted yesterdAy aA1 is llts tbs men 10
day. AM Ia course It's cur ig1ts and du.ies
Af-er hlt.s further reriey. the reverend
traveller COMPROMISED with Lls fair visitors
for hall q crown. and thus escaped tie dread
e. compliment Table Talk
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

War is costly, and 50 are high-prced
shoe dealers. But II any one feels
poor, or IN need OF saving money, why,
come To Boycr's Shoe Store, - Canal
St.-wc know the value OF a dollar, for
VIC have been there. You can depend
upon it we VIII sell YOU anything IN the
shoe line Tor less money than YOU can
buy I'D any other house IN the city.
Ladies good, every day shoe, for 30
cents; a good ladies' dongola, or KID,
for II 30; shoe that Viii wear Ike
iron and Il good kid, for s., always sold
for $50; French KID, hand-sewed, &,
for $50 10 -; good working shoe for
81. Il p and Sl.5O; Il good, mems fine
shoe for 81 80 10 >. Chlldrcns', OH, 20
cheap and good, and 50 many low cut
and high cut heel and spring heel. No
mortgage humbug here Straight bus.-
ness at BOYER's SHOE STORE,
50 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

TO REM Furnished rooms for hou~ekecp-
lAg. Enquire u Mrs. Adds - Jefferson
ave. u,
TO REM -Four suites of LIVING rooms. In
4ulle IL room -. - Monroe 81 j. lmmcl.
l1
pEADY FOR rsEkETpING-A suite of
IL furnished rooms. J.. slrs5ie ANA Tor rent
cheap. L. >. Prosln. Logett block. opposite
sweet Hotel.
LOR RENT Large. elegantly lurnl she'd rooms
facing Crescent ave. and Cana ST.. ia
gas. newly furnished and reftfrd. Everything
strictly nf,tclass Entrance. Crescent ave.
Also. - Canal st. Enquire al Room l4. s'lt
FURNISHED ROOMS To KENI-Ihe fat.
l3i and l.5 South Division ST.. has been
newly paptrcd and painted. also refurnisher.
including bath rooms with hard and soft
water. Transient trade s0llcltc4i call bell, no.
"a. l-
( NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
L Enquire al Room II. IS Pear 81. ~
EOR REM Rooms. sinply and "a suite. fur
niSa't or rniurlishcd. ~ Park Place.
lirsi-cia restaurant IA connection. always
open. Board bS the week. II desired. Mrs. 4.
J.. smith. ia
itOR REM Furnished rooms. steam heated
and furnished rooms for f'sbi housekcep-
ing. Apply al Room lo3. New HOuseman block.
Dec. 1871
EOR RENI-tentraliy located one 10 four
elegant rooms. furnished OF uniurnisbel.
- Cclt-rst. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

The Constitution Of the State ~
Michigan provides that '.nO law shal.
embrace more than one object. which
shall he expressed n the ttie.' Com
pi.ance with this provision would re-
qure that the so-callet Meat-Iuspec-
tioa b,ll passed By the House of Repre-
sentatves on Thursday be entitled a
Bill % Increase The Price of Meat
Tbs bin IS the most foolish one which
has been considered by the present Leg
islature The reports OF the argument
attempted n behalf OF the BIZ in the
House committee Of the whole show
that It's advocates scarcely attempted 70
use the vel. OK sanitary cOnsdera-
tons" 70 conceal the real motives
which actuared them. The consttu-
tlonalty of the measure rests upo, the
consideration OF the public health
alone. The Federal Constitution reserves
10 Congress the right 10 regulate COM
mercc between the states and a pgon.hi-
son Of the importation Ofmeas scOnsti-
.utonal0nly under the police powers OF
the State on the presumption that IN
ported meat IS dangerous 70 the public
health. IL other states, where similar
bills have been introduced. this feature
has been dwelt upon and the principal
argument has been made to show that
there is danger that imported meat
may contain the germs OF disease and
death. Every legislator knows that
tins IS a trumped-up argument and
without foundation in fact? There
Is more danger that man
in Michigan will be killed by
lightning than that be vii he injured
by eating beef which has crossed the
State line. No more wholesome meat
is furnished anywhere than comes from
Chicago. and the present mode Of trans
portatlon IN retri gerator cars renders
its preservation sure.
But local butchers have made the
farmers believe that II Chicago beef
were shut out they would get higher
prices for their beef and the grangers
cry in concert with the butchers Tor
meat Inspection. They are doubtless
delighted ~ know that IN the cities Of
Minnesota. wbsrea SIM. lar law has been
passed. the butchers promptly advanced
thcir prices > per cent. There is no
doubt that SIMILAR advance VIII occur
Wherever such restrictive measure IS
adopted. Competition will bc cut otf
and c01s1u2ers viii b. 80 the mercy OF
the local butchers. Il costs less t0 pro-
duce beef in the West than it does hero.
Pasture and gram are cheaper. the
hoofs. horns. hides, etc, can te used
- better advantage and the work of
bufchering can be done at less expense.
The advance N price which would
result from the exclusion OF West
ern beef would amount 70 robb.ug
many poor families entirely Of meat
and many more would have L only
occasionally.
JAG ta- t-tttr NJ tt'' t't .'.t tt "t-t =
deiuded This exclusion u beef from
other states would c1t of competition
with local butchers in h'iving as well rs
IN selling. and the local butcher would
regulate the Qrce % be- Qsd. TIE
great cattle markets Hcn'i bc Destroyed
BY such legislation. and the seller
would have to ssccpt the terms Of b
horne butcher
It Is to be hoped fhst the senate viii
Pot a stop to tho foolshne~ which tho
House has started IF e does. it vii
deserve the gratitude not only of the
grest mass If consumers. tgt of the
farmers as we'll
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

A1orter revolver has been Cred oT in tie
Paials de Iisri,s without hurting erT cse.
ssrs a Paris letter The a1th7r q tso al
Venture vas an ancient G-r1s who hal tesu
noticed wandering cicut Ia the big lall load-
ing - the different courts and known e. tha
Sale Is Pas Perias suiieclT tbs ve1cr-
able female rr-i1cct revolver from the 70
eesses z her -Tckce ard hsfo-e any -rr could
intcr<sfr - prevent br~ 80 lad DISCHARGED
AL ths ST chambers in the 1irectim Of f1e
ceiling -actuail7 ~ithrr> h.inki1g 81, c~i-
irnfir has be sfafT 4 a Roman r,atron i1 her
he ODD lady 5rsr s7>i -T,ai coc'1eSs vixen
she ras arrested She explained calmly tha-
she bed ia3nlr-i In this Noisy .s-or rrs-raeIou
frr the --rr-c=e = tr7~ir~ alteration t- hc~-
rlf-a RESULT vtich she had certainly -sc-
-aes~5 10 attaining. for sA s,e barr STEERS cnd
rrrpie ~ho ~~re lcungirE ia the .7il - 1nce
'-r~-rief round her TIE fs-f. ~.s that she
vas Engaged IN irv ~rr 10 Which she was
-ruch inter-s-st The -rrr-. kovevsr h,f
rrt ar~-~-4 a. fer-Sicr- sni n boz ,--ra
rer-. s- f'ts laws DELAY -te ha5 t~-r-t-
s.~n revolver ard rrei is 81 Tha szsi
re-srr s-e-,d ~ rcT1ri -lis -roceeii-x ss
The rnc~t rntv~ri thirg ;a tto will t,t. an-
fortunately f~ bez. the roiice sid mr. zbars
her -uinlcn. ar-,i So Vas marched q - 30
rearest s1sz1,a---Dcston Herald
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

| prl-i.asf evening. porketbook coutaiuE
- about $50. and among other paper was a
80 iay arcf pfanrc Il IS. p Barrett i CO.. on
OK National Rank. payment 20 which fas
been stopped. a iocral req aId i1T lis return
Geo. e. Fitch. jl
| Dol-p Package of h.ae satin ard cashmere
- dress goods yesterday between lrNia and
Waterloo sts.. on Monroe Finder please lesvf
- this o1ice and ger reward. az
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

one Of the incest slacre fruit farms IN Gee
ana county. This is the banner fruit county
i'm the state. The farm j. actually worth
5000. but We will take. il sold before May lst.
$3.50; buildings cost over $50, two and one
half miles of wire and board fence; 40 acres
clear; 800 peach trees. and 4 large number Of
apple pear. plum trees, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

house aAl large isi oa ~oath nlo4. o-is
s. --op. nrafs 4en. ". H. hinsfy
LNh ~4LI g nirf d, fovt lot. ou james s..
sliH ~ Il k-lsey
Eoh aLt aiee tre9m modern house. on
~tr.a- ave 44 tle .rotcs large b4tll.
onis s.eH S.. il LiAstl-
ktK tLf- A i,v more ei those hne lots ea
>rr.lt's addition. nn leni. -. A4l Tenth
ana iitteatA.4fe,. N II k.ases.
L'oR SALE nIre sranm house. stone eel
'Hill "a ile IS cst Side sz.le.. ~ j. hinses.
ENR SALE Those two fac lots ea ine cog
rer uf Vast Broadway af.t i-4rl st>.. worth
g 4s. oai> $500. IS II hils-y.
EoR ,ALE ft-e. modern houses OF Henry
1,.s.. si.. - Na,.s sa,' o. The ''''' al great
EuK SALE Large room new house on The
finest lot iu illr vicinity. vu North tuiou.
"a a bargain. Call and examine " II. hin
ssS.
f90R SALE room house and good f0xle2 r..
lot on south L4iay only si.1JJ W. H.
kls-y.
E0R sALE-A fine Groom house on High
land ave-. ~ on easy tetins- ". h-hih
sey.
FOR sAlE-or viii trade for improved prop
4 erty. IaNlu. corner Thomas and Madl-
son ases. W IL. klnsty.
E0R SALE-A - II. lot on Fountain ST. just
east 81 Union. worth So lrI loot. Only
$50 Must sell quick. W II. hin>ry-
l!OR SALE s0f. lot within three blocks
Of The Posioincc only sl.osu. ". H. Kin
Sev.
LOR SALE-A nne 5lft. lot or Hastings 81.
L $50. W. u. klAsey.
L'Ck ~ALE-9room house IN the south part
~ toAa. on fuc street. large iot, nice
shade ttcc,. worth - 600. lof s-,.tu. W. II. Kin
L0Rts ale 42u. lot on North Division 81.
i lct. tre>cantasc.. s3.l.D. ". ii. hllscy-
LOR -ALI- Nice vacant lot on south I-alay
4 etf,~t $3.50. ". ii. kiusry.
EOR cALE-Sl0cOO buys the best brick block
4 Tor fhc money on South Division ST.; Wiil
pay large per cent. on the investment iuscs-
tigafiou solicited. ". II. kiuscV.
EUk -AlE-une Of the finest farms near the
city IL cut up into 5-acre lots. big money
fn NJ. uLaln. fllLcr .ulAl VI II hInsaY
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

9kf84 hAkosl A-44tArIe tariat Iralle
4 AaAst 4o.,a ereAsra lt trft> llf tstcd
rtIst ffon BALDWIN itf S..l< c1Nai LItLirt
I......4iI. ~ uiNotl a o4lsol. =. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

81 200. $3.50 and so to loan on nrst-clas.
city real estate security

$1,000. $3.50 and so TO loan on hrst-class
city real estate security
FOR RENT-Basement on South DiyisiOl-st.
a Groom house on Gold-sf.
THktL BARNS FOR kENI on South D4yi-
sion ST., near berry.
nONT FAIL 10 CALL and see the fast
- growing village of south Grand Rapids,
and select few oi hose lots near the depot.
THE SALE OF LOIS on Weston 4 loves
l. Addition has iar exceeded our cxpccta-
ti0n. and parties desiring 10 purchase should
call early NO one can afford 10 buy a lot
without first investigating these. See the al.
in Democrat and IilE.RAa-iIrEALp. AID
call III the Office and gcf copy Of plat.
prices. etc. and viii drive you out 10 see
RUNNER COTTAGE AT BAY VIEW for
= sale. one OF the most desirable locations
VACkINAW ISLAND RESORT lots for
"a sale.
Any ONE DESIRING A FINE HOME in
\ one of the incest villages in the stale.
about twenty I'VE miles from Grand Rapids.
should call aAd Investigate. / have d large
10 room brick house. furnace. CRATE. etc; one
and one-half acres of land. nice shade trees
right lu the nsaft az a village Of l.-O iuhabi-
tants. Will sell or trade a hall its value.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27
AGENTS WANTED.

ACTIVE men make from 81 20 50 per week.
1 Agents wanted In every town y Michigan
AID Canada. Simpson Iron Company. Detroit
Mich IL
STS TO So month can b. made working
VfC for us. Agent, preferred who can fur
nish horse and give their whole time 10 the
business. Spare moments may be prontaby
employed also. A few vacancies IA towns and
cities Il. J.. johnson 4 Co.. .p- Main ST.
Richmond. Va y. Blades employed also.
Never mind about sending stamp for reply.
Come quick. Yours for biz. y. ,. !. Co. Oc; 3
tANIED-kellable local and travelling sales
" men. Positions permanent Special in
ducemcnfs now fast selling speclaifies. Don't
delay Salary from start Brown Bros. Nlr
1crymeD. Chicago. H. is
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

WANTED Work al bookkeeping evenings
" after 5 10 deiray cApcl>cs- Address. H.,
~ South Division 81. city. al.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-27

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