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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-08-08
For Sale, PTiUGfeiy.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court,
ID the undersigned will SELL PRIVATELY
the valuable
Dwelling and Lot at Shenan-
doah Junction
now occupied by A. c. Drawbaugh.
TERMS. -One-third CASH balance in two
equal annual payments with interest. Title
withheld till purchase money Is paid ~ full-
GEORGE BAYLOR,
JOSEPH TRAPNELL,
Special Commissioners.
July IS, 1SS9-lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-08-08

Miss Laura c. Strider of this county
daughter Of the late John II. Strider-hav-
ing offered herself as missionary has been
accepted by Bishop Wilson and will go to
Japan Miss Strider for some years past
has been teacher-con amore-a superior
one, too; besides she has all the essential
qualifications for the work now set apart for
her in the foreign field. She is a member
of the NJ. E. Church, South in Charlestown
which, when the Fall opens, will have three
LADY missionaries en- route to the field as
teachers-NIiss A. V Wilson to the Indian
Territory, Miss Matte V. Dorsey to Mexico,
and Miss Laura C. Strider to japan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-08-08

Yes. he loves YOU now, It's true,
Lass with eyes of violet blue,
Lips as sweet as honey-dew,
B0nny little BRIDE
VIII hc love YOU as to-day,
When your bloom has fled away,
When your golden locks are grey
Will his love abide.
Yes. ifit is the true kind it will survive
all the inevitable wastes and changes of life
But, it is every woman's desire and duty to
retain, as long as she can, the attractions that
made her charming and beloved in youth.
No one can keep her youthful bloom or
eQuable temper if weighed down and suffer
ing from female weakness and disorders
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is remes
dy for these troubles. Sold by druggists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-08-08

See advertisement Of Howard House, Bal
timore. Mr. Reamer, formerly Of Leesburg,
Loudoun county, has charge now. The
Howard has always been popular with Vir-
giniaus~aud Valley people generally, not
only for the excellency of its tables and 9TH
er comforts, but because of its admirable To-
cation for those seeking pleasure or on bust
ness bent. It will only be more so under
the management of gentlemen acquainted
with the wants Of the people from this sec
ton.
The following were appointed non-commis-
stoned officers ofthe Jefferson Guards on Tues
day night last G. D. Moore LIST; 5. Lee Phil
lips 2ud; samuel OFT Srd; H. 5 McKuigh; 4th;
and l.. D. Getzendanner 5th. Corporals-Jno.
G. shirley j.. Ed. Mathoei, l. K. Dinkle, WA.
| Bentley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-08-08

Total vote ON Saturday for nine months
school 25I. Against 5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-08-08
The annual Catholic Picnic to be Held
at Fishers HiH.

The annual Catholic picnic, for the bene-
fit of the Winchester missions. usually held
on the island at Harper's Ferry, will take
place Saturday, August 18th, at Fishers
Hill picnic grounds, under the direction OF
Rev. Thos. J. Murray, assistant at the S. H.
Church in Winchester, the Rev. j. B.
O'Reilly being absent on a vacation at his
home in Ireland. Fishers Hill Park is a
natural pleasure ground, located on the B.
& o. r. R., which on the day of the picnic
will run two excursion trains, one from
Staunton, Va, and the other from Harper's
Ferry, w. Va. These trains stop on the
edge of the picnic grounds, and it takes only
a few minutes walk to reach them. In the
heart of the beautiful grounds, little cool,
crystal brook flows in hollow, dotted here
and there, in the most picturesque manner,
with great white rocks. Some of them are
covered with different colored MOSES, and
thick with brilliant wild flowers. The trees,
some of them very huge, and bearing still
the scars from shot and shell of the late
war, meet overhead the clear emerald wa
ter reflects the surrounding shore, now so
quiet and peaceful, in shifting CLEANS OF
light and shadow. A number of mountain
streams bubble up suddenly in the most i'm
possible places, to quench the thirst, and
the tables will furnish all that can be de-
sired in the way of eatables. There will be
music and number of amusements, and
nothing left undone by those in charge to
contribute to the days enjoyment. A large
number Of persons are expected, and it will
be a good opportunity for friends to meet
and spend some pleasant hours together.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-08-08

Joseph Fine los, q pocset-book contains
.r- fifteen dollars and some valuable paper
a. o.he- day 0u the Char.@towu pike.
Harry show found the pocket-booS and re-
turned DO to its owner.->t. pl.-lf''-' Hef-
Iintaray- a fellow has So fine show
.r a, lost pocket-book. Fact Is. the two
Gentlemen ought OBJ swap suruames.
Iaeoficer, OF Morgan Grove Exhibition
az. going right along with their prep'ra-
...rs f.r the big shower September 3d. 4,h,
-.a and 5.h. Among che p-ominent-paak-
GO. vaowuI positively DE here and deliver
.-c.-e- are General Rosser Governor
Wilson. Hon. Robert Beverly of Virginia
ana Hon. james ST. Lip-com5 Of south
Carolina O.her, are Sc, Co be heard from.
tsrihu Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-08-08

10th Grand Excursion of Farmers and Citi-
zens to Luray Caverns on Thursday, August 10.
Fare from Charlestown and return 2.25. Train
,,assos Cborlesto,,-r at q 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

Those who listened % Judge NJ c.
Burch's address at the laying OF the
cornerstone OF the new court house en-
joyed n very able and eloquent ora
ton It was not weakened 10y the
cheap. sophomore, spread eagle style
of oratory which is common or such
occasions, but WIS scholarly and elo-
quent in thought and in language.
bearing the test Of critical analysis lu
i0g.c and in rhetoric. Judge Eurch
discovered the occasion, madc tine more
fitting by Is being "in the centennial
yearof our constitutional government, -
10 blend the spirit of the day with that
of the event. go couIoin the celebration
OF tbc assertion ot Justice and the in-
auguration Of q temple of justice, and
he improved the occasion III a mastery
manner
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
TO sUEsCRIEEEs.
GRAND RAPIDS. SATURDAY. July 4.


IL the death of Theodore u. WOOlsey
American scholarship lost one of It's
brightest lights. But he was full OF
years as well as OF h0nOrs, having been
born but one year after the birth OF the
century. He was president of Yale for
quarter OF a century, from 1916 I'll
1871. Under him the Old college made
more rapid strides than at any other
PERIOD of lis history. Under his direc-
ton tire college became a university,
and new departments were added TIL
II became one Of the best institutions
for classical, philosophical and scientific
research in the world.
While discharging the exacting du-
ties of president of Yale, he found
time to write books that were at once
recognized as authorities, and used n
text books IN the themes, ranging from
Greek criticism to international law, OF
which they treated. He always took u
deep and patriotic interest IN national
affairs, and was too broad and prac-
teal to be led into the frce-tradc
hercsy too common among theoretical
political economists. lie was a staunch
supporter of the principles OF the Re
publican party and an especial admirer
of James G.. Blaine. The defeat Of Mr..
Blaine IN lsS4 was one of the most
severe blows tine venerable scholar and
ex-president ever experienced. He re-
eognized the broad craftsmanship OF
the man from Maine and the Mug
wump detection led by Prof. Sumner
was cause to him of deep regret. But
he lived to-see the party for which he
strove 50 valiantiy restored to power,
ard thu principles which were so dear
30 him re-estabIished IN power IN the
Nation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
REAL ESTATE
fQE sALE 81
Y. H. KINSEY,
- = 2zd ~ = =stsa - 8.as C44zl -.
sfer ais4le a1 Af@4t-
Ael1t2sase -,

ek sAIE ssS bass nesE sroem hssse
ea c<gth Lalayrste STA "A atst elAss
o. kgNsEf.
Eot sAiL sses eass thlt e.~ as,.se &l 4 loi
~. - lfce4 st.. 3 Fvo4r>. 4se- s-.r.
si--s .t sxls- 81. 81. hlAeEa.
hos 1ALE-s ilssae dssirfne 5 nee moasfe
t0e--. la .etfa fQe..ft tS Naffa SAL t.t
Ntes @ l4s s1.sf q 81 suits aall lsii 10 t.i
- tif ,~e ~ lssk ~ tee lsas- es4iA -
tttrttv>i. h ~ h4Ae14-
hWk stLk sgs tbink 81 iti s-.o nil bgy
a'-r s-I5e a.sss- ecl ~ 4aa all 1ua
Getf. .llf-l - apd gilastef tuts.t az cslFltte
faf oft ~ D9H w4lt l-a.u fi4 Ssms eae
aeis Ahead ~ gou IS. ia. klNsEl
EoR 7aLEl hare lusl eoiaIlstad arraast
i4rats fAf sac sale 0l a btlCk tioeA ut
htaf 20 aiteetiy Opposite the lcs ce1tt
ho4s-. taAg ( IS j. seil al bargain
"a. II. kINsEf-
koh SkLE-I have ,hfee tots GA Wealth,
at.- il fllat seett1a aH-re those que RES
hoa>.s are being 5ailt luai bessua hast st,
H Hlcn cau Sail Goa easy terHis at tie rNtfeiat-
~. n. KINsEY
Charles 81. only So. N. Il. kiASEl
heneiy yet ter si's. ~. H. kiA~EA
nl nay alsc Groom house on Elrscutis
afe-. aara ait an " u. kiAeEf.
EoH SALE lhose nme lots near cote ave. ana
4 QMnb5 81. cheap and on easy terms.
" H. kIArEf.
LUH sAIE-A tne 8-r0am house - block
IRON south Division, sl..Nu.
b. H. kINSfA
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
Sealed Proposals.
0nce noara oi rublIc Worls.

Office Board Of Pubic Works.
GrtNH ksriu4. Mich. July 7. iss-
Sealed proposals viii be received al the
office al the Board until Saturday. July q.
ls- az ~ 3. fn. ior TIE impf"a fnifhi 81 fhih-
ave frum Eaai isun.aRe. 81 Ea>i 80. accord
ing fo the ianS and specifications on fie ~
the office ~ tiie Beard The Board reserve the
rlehi 60 frlrci aHy or ST bids
ZACH biassl shaf deposit with lis proposal
the sum II sil0gl 90 sfe forfeited % the City of
Grsllo Rapids in case he shall faIl % cutter
into contract in accordance Win lass proposal.
should his said proposal bc accepted bs tie
Board of Public n orks.
Al proposals must be made upon blanks that
viii De- fufH shed upon application Al the
Office al the Board.
is GkDsGE o. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
Sealed Proposals.
once Board n puhiie Works.
GnsNp Ftriue. Mleh.. JUiF = ls.3.

once Board II puhfie Works
GnaNn Ftriue. Mleh.. JuiF 3. ls-3.
Sealed proposals NIi De- received - fhe
ofier - tho Board until Saturday. JuIE h 1885,
af 80 q. fa. fnf fIe construction a. a sever
in the aliey fn block "a. Dexter fraction. So
eording 90 fhr riaHs ARA sIfecihcaiions on tie
af tnr aHic. uf faE Board. 4 he Board reserve
iHf fi-lf g. fr If.f ANY Ur All bids.
Iafh bidder afaii deposit with bis proposal
the SUM IF fifaffsl. o. ff forfeited e. she eIfV
ni Grand I.Hnfas fn c4se be shall iaii 10 enter
ifia contract iH accordance Mifn his proposal
should his Hail proposal La accepted by tbs
Board ~ Fnhbr Works
An proposals nusi 10 made upon blanks
f7af wiz Dr. FURNISHED upon application II ibe
or ce 81 Tie Boars
ls SL0. q. BRIGGS. President
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
Sealed PrOpOsals.
once Board u puDllc WORKS. }

SBAND ksrius. Mich, July ]. le.s-
Sealed PROPOSALS will De received al lie
Office of the board until saturday. July q, lsss.
az l.,y p m.. Tor the Improvement 81 faif-
banks--f. from south Lafayette - 10 point
ziRfeet west of tiintou-st., according y the
plans and specifications Oh ile az the once ~
lhc board. The board reserve the risht 10 Sc
ltct aus or aii bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum 81 sli'l - he forfeited q ihe ely of
Grand Rapids in case he snail fail % enter NJ
10 contract. ln accordance Win Ass bf"pvsai
should hls said proposal De- accepted by The
Board of Public Works.
A proposals must Gee made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application al Tie
Office OF the Board.
ID GE0. @. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

WILLIAM II. ENerrsH Viii, 10 is said f,
SNAKE a contribution to literature in
The form ~ a history of Indiana" Mr..
English. It may be remembered by
some, attempted 10 contribute 70 his
tory IN 1850. but didnotthcn succeed 30
any great extent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

Tbs New York San attempts 10 be
little. Nliet's painting. "L'Angeius' -
apparently because a Frenchman and
not an American bought 4. by calling
it 3 "sentimcntshty.' Rut what IS
beauty bot an expressed sent.meuC
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

A PAINTING was sold for $4,000 IRE
PARIS thus week auSl Colt sold for ST.
ooo IN New York the same day. bat
you can stll buy a fine portrait of
George Washington for two cents And
street-car fare IS only i've cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

JOINS Bvl6 makes haste 60 send hls
strong var sbips 90 pelagoa Hav-
Thtre's one good thing about John. be-
alvays stands urriueA.ly for bis zats.
ard James g.. Blame resembles h.nl u
that respect.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
HELF WANTED MALE
ANAAl1D-A eooA II 81 N4rA's ; Asae.
~ as 81 ullt4.

AAhEED--A oook u -. Aara's III nonlc. Al.
~ ias "a ones. tsl
\KANfkU Aook kcepess sa1eslaen. CLERKS
" ele. EHa gaes pas fions tarauEh us Vt
bate esraIaes aaiAs teamerciA AtalaeN
iasnt assesiatsoa. 81 Moates-si si. le
HEfiCE gLERkS. sAle>stdies. haok &oepefs
- rle.s Eea4 offerings cbglius il uais. 1es
rs ~ yea want situation N0AG1cr,ls ts4
llVHmicHt Association. 81 AoAToc. IeI
NALknAEN We NiSa . lev iaeu - seii ouf
- goods - sample 10 The wholesale ane De-
taii trade, ia s.siafs largest manufacturers ia
oar Anr. laciQss ~ stamp wages - pef aas
permanent posif3oAi money advanced iaf
N'.Fes. advertising, etc Centennial Man4iAe
tuun~ t9iHHAAX. tlneiunail. 81. -io
NAAILb--MAN~ 70 take thr seeeeR ei oar
~ safes, sa1t .sAtexle inches, weight Hu
ios-s frfaiI price So otagrsl1es iU proportion
A T4ge chance - create q permanent business
al home These sales facet demand nes "a
before supplied bY Oihfr safe cssulI4I.lts. ns mc
are nal governed ng the Sale fu,sl- Alpine
safe Co. ciHcinusIi. 90. Wes sst
- ~ALi~MAA-An active salesman VIA nist-
- class references. Nho is visiting tiaf
grocery trade. Ia take uut ~ SAT- water ASA =
no s-Hapies te rafiys good monthly c"ninis
sion can be mtac by tuc sAt nlsil- Address
BoN SEA Gloucester Mass ced
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
FOR VACATION DAYS

siudeafs. both Ladies and Gentlemen.
4 Pleasing Occupation and Large Return
for f0w Lab0rs.
We ~anf ~ every town. canvasssr. for
Fge.K iEelIT's fLLUs1RhTEO rEue
PAPER. fhe best paper of rs Kind ~ the
~orid scr Iesiie't zeitung. 90. oni, Ne
fiorsi German ti0ttratsd p8psr - thi.
country. END Ser The Judge which stapcs
a. the head q Humorous. 5oSrnsiisrn sno
Casricafurs.
tdaress. ief Terms Wfs7res Drrtr~s,rsr.
faftf is~Fs IafeFatern NfHss+ste f8
and l1 Randolph So ff.ses
f.- Managers
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
RAJ EsgATE COUNTRY.

kUh ekt4E Aai 80. le Ottawa hr@shs tais
lst is pHe 81 tNe ffSl etsfetNnl 81 - 10
Cated phik sheFt ets aiiet tiAa iac 0sstei ssita
lzs Nle N4ra "a Lake Michigan. Address
a,.s. H hesAlAs 0r ~ J., isakcls.Aa. ~ AiA
has4as. Alea. ia-snn
4 oAEaI NAEuafA 14a. acre farm; iis-ia"
= house good srshara luy acres iuffutuas
Z miles tasa ihldNth for safe cheap. tn4Nifu
IaaEafi n ,aCot. 4 OaaS0A. - Al
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
Acre Property.

have 9 acres Of choice property on the lime
81 the nes street railway on Last Futon. G..
admirably adapted 10 plating. or Wiil make
hur suburban hOmc. which l VIE sell on
easy terms. ". III. hiASAl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
TURKITURB STORED.

EUENlTulE stored. packed aud moved ek-
pert packers sent on short notice by Raa-
elf 4 Holt. Ill SAITH Division ~. Telephone
SO. 80 Tor your moving vans. Jan B.. -
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
4 stored, VIII receive liberal Inducements -
calling af =. ). " aik-r'S. ~ south liNisi0n f..
speciality Is made Of renting tables and
chairs fOr dances. public hails. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
hGENTs WANTED.


WANTED-Agents Tor the history Of the
" Johuslown flood Io D. aat for IT.
livery, ore agent sold rl ir f.lfd days. dou't
delay am hour, gei te er.fn.s TODAY. T. u.
taucil, j. Tower histk. stfdlf Rapids. o.
AGENTS should write for illustrated circular.
= terms and Two weeks free trial 81 u lssouri
Washer. Washes diTtiesi rlnthss clean by Aai
steam without rubbing easily Sold profitable
J. Worth -. louis. Alo. I
4 \ EATRAniUiNA AIRY nfFEk 10 al want
a Unemployment want lfFc. energetic
agents in every county 90 the United States
and canada 60 sell patent article 81 -r. .if
large sale. paying over lQo pef cent pranf.
having no competition. and on which the
agent Is projected ga the exclusive sal. lT "a
deed 4Fta fnf each and every cnunfF iie may
secure from as ifh ail thesr ADVANTAGES fe
eur agents alld the fact that it aa article fsf
can De- sold 10 every housr owner. "a mlEuf
uot be necessary fo make ''au eStraorilHafy
haFe coHcl uded 80 make if 10 show nnf only
our confidence Sea the merits 81 "ur Invention.
bai iu 1i~ ~tatliffy ~ aux age hi thaf Nili han
die if Wifh eDer-y rur alfnis uow ~ Waff
are mas uE from ilffo $50 NOR p clear aad
this fact makes IS safe a. Is 30 maze our offer
that Will give oar business e thirty DAYS fri Al
and fal - clear at least eiia iH fhis rHe.
above AT expenses can return ail GOODS 1iis.i4
in us and W. Nii refund fHe mon 3 pai- i8r
tEeni SO sncf eutHlutrr af s.genfs ever dared
% make fafh offers Ear would ne Do n- iiI
nai SNOW ihaf we haFe refnts H9N fnasi .le
THESE re aisf o. send t3 every oa- e-f ol eH
lipY est uho wA send Ds three Gems STAMPS
iei pasi t--- Ha 20 once 1HH sfthf- iiie
agency ia fiue for fte Boom H es o. vark
oH tae terms D1wfi fn rHr ffrrraffI IHffF
entf hdafrs, at once. enai AYff. b
NAhIbl-A fea goes taer iie agents.
- iadfs Fre ieffea g. l ftchlfs nt
fersa silver ~ sh 10 nHt siIffr
saap paste or powder 1858 chemically
q. s... .
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
KoAEY 10 L0AN.

: PER CENT MONEY 10 loan. 10. A. John
ston. - Canal 81. 5atf
MONEY 90 iOAN for the Northwestern
VI Mutual Life Insurance Company. 81 ~
waukee Ia sums ~ u .fN and upwards cn fara
and city property. IL lowest current rates -
Interest security must be nfsi class. More
Wilson. Lcdyara biUca.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

GHERIFI'S 5ALE-By virtue CT an execution
- ISSUED out Of aud under the seal Of The cir
cI.t Court of the County 0f Kent. iu the state
oi MICHIGAN. attested on ihe lith Gay "t May
4. d. i>yf. a. me directed and delivered in
favor pf Albert ~. Tongue. p'aiHiIH. auo
a-sinst thc goods anu chatffis. and ior want
thereof then 81 She feal estate et Juscpl y.
Dyer. defendant therein named, have lefiet
thereon and sbail expose fnr salr. ~ public
auction or EeDdue to the highest bidder at
the soHtu frent ruirs,nce 60 She Circuit Court
rooms court Bierk. So caiiedi. in the City oi
Grand Rapids. that being hc place cf holding
fhe tircuiG Court 90 fhe County wherein said
premises are situated. 0n aturday. fhs -fl
dty of June A j.. l,>l. at l2 O'Clock in fhe
forenoon of said dav. thr following described
real estate lying and h.tng in the IowustIp uf
Paris County 0f hent ami ~ttfe - Michigan.
aud described as follows. g. Hif. BOT thifff
four = Of Davis. luraer and 'arrei. add
tioa 90 the Cify of Gtlnd Rapids Michigan.
Daied May l6tb. i*e.
Iaoals k. Hi-H.r sheriff of Kent County.
Hy f-.arF bArusEtry. Under >nerIf.
y. e.. Alien. PLAINTIFF Attorney Juae-
1ha abave sale is hereby ed 9wn uatl
20 ~aas. ta' srA dag VI Jliy, .'-- q. ii.e s'-il.
Datci J.lne th l
ftsu- IS -l
Hy Isaac f- LtNa7ft t. adcr >hcrif-
NoGICE 5f Commissioner on Claims. -safe
~ &c = sfelI-.4n. tagl-tF Ht t-fl-s- Probate
court fer StiI eauatY- Estate 81 AeIs--c r.
= @4eii ferr1sf-i
ihe aa8er. sssa AaviHE BEEN appointed iy
the Hon. safEe u traHttr of sat4 fslnts
faosrlI Isslarers $50 ei1frfs su the Wattrr rl $3.50
tftf a4 iH a
AaF D. ie- flr 'fFa allowed tF -aI
ara-~ ~ fre - aaF
asil-f saa estate fU fn rr
.s|s ta les Cor ..a srf af .Ii-frtesf
tfe Ie har fal rhaI nf
5- te- t A. %
atf
eft s fl
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
HGLP WAATED rBnALE.

WANTED Dry Goods S4iesiady Commrr
W oiai Employment Association. u Aoufos
le.
AtANIkD-Dirl OF - or IL years % take care
ot -3cagold ebiid ana wa>si dishes; IuuSl
sleep AZ home Apply o3 Cass -. Isl
WANTED Immediately Girl for general
houseWofk. TO- ottawast. ISIS
WAAiED-A competent eir 10 do general
housewOrk. Apply AT once at 2l5 0outh
Unionst. pa
AAANIED-Two sewing girls at once good
wages and steady employment. - south
Division 81. lA
tIANiED-A lady ia each city, town and
" township % procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. john A.
Logan. Special Inducements offered kcirr
euees req 4glrsd Address The bfOGlA Publish
Ing Company. Washington. IL. q.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
PrkN0NlI


/ , tas iAas fhai lssg hss Jesssx lAekes 81 lhs
Aleiilli ftsl.ie laes4ag tsfbias. Nii xst
st = otaIs ~ size a-&N etiI6la toe property ~
ItEt.,st a III .fi tl.l EkU E14tl0mea Nkp 81
itlaea Thf f4ens.I1saeafsf Cora r5Al Ser-
stee examination - f.F4aa ksE.tas M4iVt -
ls>s. Issase 441ress q. y. A0gAs. Aessessa.
AftD. Matter "a latutcSt t,t
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

/ want a CARPENTER who VIII build me
house and take lumber In exchanges
". y. kINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
SITUATIONS wAsTED MALE.

SITUATION engineer with
w experience on locomotive. wants 20 81
OF references. Address Box l5s. Holland.
Mich I4s
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

The dealer who tries to persuade you
20 take something else when YOU call
for Hoods SarsapaTilla, IS evidently
working for ms own interest, and not
yours. BE sure to get Hood 5, and no
other.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
n@tpEsr r0R IiOKsEs.

yFxssgs~.S isl foh hoi1sIs.
ri - NO BARBED WIRE.
kfnAgS Al horses taken up in Boa stalls
- - - through tile heat oi the day. and ARE
ia 20 Athhe OF ounD PASTURE mornings
aud nights. an6 az same price pcr week that Is
charged ior p.isiu alone near the CITY. hen
fics arc Severe some lersrs Ga not keep u -
good order 80 r3ua feed ~ when al work VITA
some rest ifem iiirs
Inquire al Anti -kalsomine Co. = oidce u
North DiklsiuH.si. uf irlt phone iny residence.
81, where keep man who VIII take horses
on short notice. Horses wlnt"red.
al B. CHURCH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..


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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
FOR ROOMS.

kOh kENf-Suite OF rooms, and one of =
rooms wafer. gas and guod cellar, within
five minutes walk OF Sweet Hotel Inquire ol
non-st. 1871
NOR I.kNI-kooms singy and en- suite. iur-
a nished or ugfurB!shed. at Park Place.
Mrs. A. l.. S.n!th.
EOR lsLNT-Lar-e. elegantly furnished rooms
facinE treScentaVe. and tanal-Sf-. Win
pas. newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly hrSt-ciasS. Entrance. trescent-aN".,
Also - Canal 81. Enquire al Room "a. !9ly
4 NICELY furnished 'front.' room 10 rent.
= ENQUIRE ~ Room l7. rs Pear 50. -
EOk RENI-furnished rooms steam heated
and furnished rooms FOR ient honSekeen-
ing. Apply at Room los. New lIOuSeman block.
Elevator from : q IN 10 III y "a. Dee. I3ii