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FOR SALE.

rT'ATE3i the Real Estate Dealer. will sell d
Il nice lot, high ground. south or the city, for
twenty i've dollars, payable one dollar month;
20 interest.
EOR SALE, a fine COW and yearling; COW
L gives two and half to three gallons of
milk daily. Apply ls4 Waldburg street.
WINES of all kinds, foreign and domestic,
w too numerous to mention, from 81 per
gallon upward. N. LAWNS ESTATE, 45 East
Broad street.
TOR SALE. the Fruit Farm and Vineyard II
Il the late John c. Taylor, located about
six miles from Savannah. For particulars APP
ply to L. W. LANDERsHINE. Executor.
HOFFMAN Strawberry Plants, the most
prolific and fine for forcing. For sale 10y
GEO. WAGNER, Thunderbolt road.
DYE straight or blended). Corn, Malt AMI
IL Bourbon Whiskies from s. per gallon. up
wards. NJ LAWNS ESTATE Telephone s.
BOARDING.
GUNNER BOARD.-Special rates made for
- table board for the summer season, and
meal tickets at reduced rates at the HAiNETF
HOUSE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
&c. HEIDT'S Magic Corn Cure Try it Try
III 1t, Try it! Try it.
DRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy
and dispatch. using but first class drugs at
HEIDT'S PHARMACY.
OWEN AWAY-To purchasers Of SOC. worth
N Of goods. soda ticket. Try HElDTS
Peaches and Cream
1EC. POUND Camphornue Moth Destroyer
Ia HEIDT'S for reliable goods at reasonable
prices
0SC., 35c, Csc HEIDTs Fine Confectionery;
~ popular because superior. Handsomely
put up.
OSC BOX three cakes HEIDTS Artesian
- Water Toilet Soap, Just what is wanted.
~ PER CENT. off for cash. from Saratoga
~ Trunks until Sept. list. NEIDLINGER &
RABUN
nON'T forget to buy one Of TATEM's
- twenty-five dollar lots; one dollar month.
no interest See plat at office
nRINK Pineapple Bon Bon, Orange la
~ Mode, Pineapple Steeple, Chocolate Cara
mel. LlVlNGSION'S PHARMACY
OUR store and warehouse adjoining for the
- use OF the puuC. We will supply them with
fine goods at low prices; we collect our rent
from our temporary tenants in small commis-
slons on their purchases from NJ. LAWNS
ESTATE, - East Broad street.
4 EEP your beds clean for one year by using
N Edsons Bed Bug Killer; 25c at LIVING
STON'S PHARMACY.
MARSHALL g co. will open a first class 1nar
VI chant tailoring establishment on Septem-
Der l, 1889, at % Broughton street, opposite
Marshall House
DASPBERRY LIMEADE, made from the
III fresh fruit, the most delicious acid drink
ever put at the fountain. LIVlNGSTONS.
before you Duy or sell property consult
ID ROBr. H. TATEM. Real Estate Dealer
and Auctloneer.
ENNGLlSH TOOTH BRUSHES 20c worth
H almost double. LININGSTON'S PHAR-
MACY, Bull and State streets
nIVORCES-A. GOODRICH, attorney at law,
~ 12i Dearborn street, Chicago; advice free;
q years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted.
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CLOTHING.
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE

IT IS IMPOSSIBLE
For US to reduce
the Prices of our
Straw Hats, as they
were marked lower
than the lowest at
the start of the sea-
son; but in order to
reduce our stock in
general, we will, until
further notice, pre-
sent the choice Of
any Straw Hat in the
house to every pur-
chaser Of SIS or over.
Remember, our
goods are all marked
in Plain Figures,
with but One Price,
thus making this
offer the BEST and
most BONA FIDE
offer ever made to
the public.
APPEL & SCHAUL.
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Tennessee Sale and Boarding Stables

TTORsEs boarded, VEHICLES kept in thu
III best Of style, and your Horses fed on thu
best and given the best 81 attention.
CHARLES r. MOTSNGER
50 West Broad Street,
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AGENTS WANTED.
At the Academy of Music. New Orleans,
TueshnV seniemher 10. $50.

eeV~ For CLuB RATES, or any further In
formation desired, write legibly TO the under
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
State, County, Street and Number. More rapid
return mail delivery viii be assured by your
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SHINGLES.


THE VALE ROYAL MANUFACTURING
l. COMPANY have resumed the manufac-
ture of Cypress Shingles on the old mill SITE and
have capacity Of 900 per day. The two
higher grades are all cut uniform widths, either
4 or inches as customers may select. They
are for sale at SO 60 $3.50 and 81 80 per thousand
at the mill counting them as inches wide. A
REDUCTION will be made on carload lots Abovd
prices are for net cash. Orders taken at the milf
or at Room No. 8, Kelys Building, Bay street.
H. p. SMART, President.
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IMPORTANT.

New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHTN,
Washington, b. q.
BY ordinary letter containing Money Order
issued by AL Express Companies, New York Ex>
change Draft or Postal Note
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at Estill's.

at Indicates trace. tInches and hundredths,
G. F. Won HERMAN. Observer Signal Corps.
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Local forecast for Savannah for to-day:
Partly cloudy weather, light showers
toward evening.
[ Special forecast for Georgia:
EFNR Fair, except local showers on coast;
warmer, except stationary tempera-
ture in the extreme southern por-
ton; variable winds.
For North Carolina; Fair, warmer, vari-
able winds.
For South Carolina: Fair In interior,
local showers on the coast, slightly warmer,
easterly to southerly winds.
For East Florida: Showers, slight change
in temperature, easterly winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan-
nah Ga, Aug. 49, 1899, and the same day for
eighteen years:
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Maximum temperature, IS; minimum tenn
perature p
The height of the river at Augusta at
1888 o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time
was no feet-a fall of 90 feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty -four hours
ending D. m, Aug 16. 1889, 10Th Meridian time.
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MERCHANTS, manufacturers, merthaiics,
WI corporations, and all others in need OF
printing, lithographing. and blank books cen
have their orders promptly filed at moderate
prices, at the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE Whitaker street.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS Is Words or
more, IN tbSs column inserted for oNK
CENT A VOID. CASA 81 Advance, sGch
assertion
Everybody who hds any tOdnt 70 sxppty,
GnythiaJ to buy or sell, any b-fslness or
accommodations to secure indeed, any wish
TO svTcIttTy, should advertise IN this columns.
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Observations taken at the same moment
of time at all stations.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 16, 1886 p. NJ, city time
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TOR fall planting-from reliable growers at
Il low prices-fresh Bean, Cabbage and Turnip
Seeds at HETDT'S
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HELP WANTED.

NTANTED-Ban TO take the agency of our
w Safes; size 25x1sX1S inches; weight 300
lbs; retail price 935: other sizes In proportion
A rare chance to create a permanent business
at home. These safes meet a demand never
before supplied by other safe companies, as we
are not governed by the Safe Pool ALPINE
SAFE CO., Cincinnati. Q,
WANTED, an office boy who can use type
w writer, stenographer preferred Give age,
reference and salary expected in own hand
writing. X V. NJ, this office,
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TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS pays
l. for one dozen Cabinet Photographs and one
extra in Sx10 gilt frame J. y. WILSON, p Bull
street
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TT'ATEN. the Real Estate Dealer. will sell a
Il nice lot high ground south or the city for
twenty i've dollars, payable one dollar month.
10 interest
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THE ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,

WILL continue to receive guests at regular
w rates until OCT. 1st 1889, thus enabling
their patrons TO enjoy the grandeur and beauty
of the mountains during September. SEND Tor
circulars. f. W. EVANS, Manager.
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1872
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EALPLoYMENT WANTED.

WANTED. situation as bookkeeper by
w graduate of the Commercial College OF
Kentucky University, Lexington, Ky; will
work the first month on trial Address HER
BERT SAUNDERS, Lelon, Ca Telegraph to
Alapaha, Ga.
NKTANTED, by man of experience, a posi-
w ton as salesman in shoe store. Address
H., care News office.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
TRAINED TO STEAL. ?
How . Monkey Came Very Near Making
Trouble for = Chamber NJ aid.


Trouble for = Chsmber-Aaid.
There was tod in nv hearing the other
day tale which carries with il moral,
writes Arlo Bates ia the Providence Jour
nal A gentleman who travels a good deal,
being a bachelor with good fortune and
p.cnty Of leisure, has, when ia town, suite
OF rooms a. the house OF MS married sister.
He returned receatly from trip rather un-
expectedly, reaching home in the evening.
His sister, who received him, apOlogized for
the fact that his apartment was not wholly
Ia order.
I'VE have new chamber maid" she ex-
planned. "and haven't wanted 70 tell her too
many things al once. and as I didn't know
Your were coming didn't bother her about
your room / will send her up the hrst
thiag "a the morning
In the morning the new chamber-maid
did, indeed, come the first thing, and the
gentleman was still IN bed. He, however,
slipped into his dressing-room 10 remain IN
iii the maid should 90 whatever was neces-
sary in his chamber, and taking book he
sat down 10 read while he was waiting He
always carried with him diamond ring,
which had been his mothers, which he
sometimes wore and sometimes had IN hls
pocket This hs had left with his watch on
the stand by the head OF his bed
he sat reading for some time, and even
after be heard the maid so out he kept on
with his book Suddenly he heard q slight
nose IN his chamber, and, folding his dress
ing gown about him, he opened the door and
looked ia. The chamber was apparently
empty. but his eyo was caught By cord
which seemed 10 extend from The open win
dow toward toe bed. Going forward TO eX-
anime this, ne perceived monkey, till then
hidden from sight by the bed, that, with his
diamond ring ia his clutches, was making
OF. The owner of the ring shouted and ran
forward when the thievish animal dropped
is prey and skurried out OF the window as
fast as his skinny little legs would carry
IL, and pic6ing up the jewel 70 assure him.
self that 10 was al right, the gentleman
reached the window in time - see an organ
grinder making or with the monkey on his
shoulder There was TO doubt that he had
trained the beast 20 climb into windows
and 20 steal any valuable upon which 1t
could lay hands, and the incident may
serve IS a waraing 70 those who allow or
gan monkeys 20 scramble a. VIII over their
chan Der binds and windows.
But the impressive aspect OF the story. 4
one considers. - tle position in which be
chamber maid would have been pat bad the
owner o' ths ring appeared or Tie scene
bat a moment atcr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

a. ox1sra Coaasy zs Ses@o4 .ssE "a
crsE si1s, VIA ssl4 ke 1x1 1Ts1 cfty
ys4rs. s1l - i-e tine tzs Lss5s 80 ge1E.
Ia s4ys -s Iooz zl1t4er bride :. s-44cs a.s
secliElax azys sch . proceeding a.
t4oa "a ~zrr4atea sola - B1lY Wrls sns
- al114a precedent ea1ss1 coas-ieTz 40. q
l4.x ~ t1s azl sls1rAe9a 81 4.ce-zs cl tas
cs4'el scVa11eC zss. 4l1 sez1s " tEs
ye-zx peoble PROPOSED 10 glFs r1e c1I1-e a.
CD fashioned sersl4ae - z1sy saLa-rec
= age s1l ao.ss crowd tegetler ss- ppel
themselves alL1 = clTes- lar s4s . came o.
1oH seLs al a 7aD1 of zoras "a SCI -p :
frizaff4l sla ~ fr-lr II tls de4eo- > 1s.sz
seg-r4- 1olrs atssE ira ca ssE-sUaz 42d
Us bride -a1 retired
Tie nFsl 2l4rn brought the deacon % ths
door TIE sere1 46ers expected storm %
righteous er1ln a. burst -poa their ns4.s
lad were prepared - uest u via =
tea pest or nsru. s4w zl1 COS osL
"Oentemsz. sal1 ma gs4c<, '.wonf
y0l cone lst'
A h1sa fel upsa ths crowd. snd tAsy
stared .l s--lt aon1er a. saea sl1sr.
That co-.ca c. tns deacon
They drew nearer aa1 to0z = better ooh
a. The gre stand. AZ III the doorway
fes. they could p.4inly see BY ths c4adls
wllca ae aeia thai i Was tas deacoa-
" ife AID / wslld os PLEASED - have you
a. come ia, hs said again
Disconnected, bat unable % resist the IN
yifa-l9n. they ned into t4e house.
Tue deacon zad Lls wife provided chairs.
snc they a. sat down- I1ea the good Old
man toox as family b lbLe from tns shelf
4nd read a passage Of Scripture 10 : clear
voice. Having nz.s4sd t-e chapter, he
closed ths good oCoz, Auelt down al sAli,
ferveutiy .'14et IS pEsy."
Tue CON pany listened respectfully 20 a
loag prayer. In w1ich the deacon asked for
special manifestation OF Heavenly grace
% the MS guided youth OF tho community.
Now, ny youag friends" said be, II
know that some OF you have good voices.
Let have LtJle music"
dc passed arooad the hymn books, bis
wife pitched the tunes and the company
joined IN They sung several Of tae Moody
snd Sankey f2vorites, and before they
knew II were having as good a time as II
they were pounding the hewgag IN the iron-
yard.
Al las,. IN polite way. the deacon osde
them good night, and said he would be very
Cad 70 see them again
They went away full Of respect for the old
man. wishing him long enjoyment OF his
new-found cOnnubial bliss. and wondering
whether they had serenaded the deacon or
ia deacon had serenadod them
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

STATE OF MICHIGAN. county of Kent, IS.
e. At a session or rhp rrrN1te court for said
.counfy OF Kent. held n The probate Office. n
.tne city OK tslan1 Rapids. un the 80 day of
III giv On the year ofIa Thousand eght hundred
.and eighty niae. Present cyrus T. Perkins.
Judge OF probate
Iu fnr matter ~ tle estate ~ kossutn lusrh.
deceased; r W fu.ch having hleu IH ihIs
court q petition PRAYING thi, court % alIutt-
cate ana determine who were al fir Gate 10
bis death and are nor the legal hells of saii
deceased and entitled hy laW 10 iunrgt hi,
real t~fli. therein described. lt o. ordered
thar Monday. The 24th dav al july inst. ~ Il
O'Clock iu The forenoon. af <ld probate ctic' .
be- appointed Tor hearing said petition.
AuI fiIs further ordered thaf copy of fhis
0rder hr published three successive weeks
previous g. said day of hearing iu the Grand
Rapids daily ifiFsa ltkstlp. nevspapt
printed aua circulated fu sall county 50 Kent.
A true copy. fNEI - T. PERKINS.
Judge 81 Probate.
FRANZ ". HINES, Register. mon
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

TIE facility with which a bCotblack
MAKES a snoe shine Ike diamonds has been
remarked by every ore. but h IS doubtful II
srv orc has thought cut the proposition
that when The kllEht cf the brush -
through no leaves your foot gear br.st.iny z
v.th smcuds. Diamocfs are nothing aut
crvstaliize1 carbon. Backing. witch is
bone black. 3 little more UDcu m0Iste1cd
than carbon rasfe. and the friction Cf a
bair-brgsh o8in1 oHs Of the most Efficient
methods CT generating electricity. has the
effect - crvstsllung tho carbon Of ne
b.sCxinE. As soon - this g done the boot
is covered with Millions of infinitely snail
diamonds. and. OF course, begins 20 shine
"a a uass 0f diamonds would This is not
perfect explanation ~ the phenomenon.
bl. st = good as far as it gees
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
GRAND RAPIDS AS TT rs.

We have population of r. 900
We have the largest factories. and are the
largest furniture Misunderstanding center u tie
Sc have the largest carpet sweeper factory
In filt world.
w have the largest shingle machine factory
Vi e have the largest tub and pail factory in
the world.
Ne have sai factories employing 1000 peo-
ple and several new ones IN process Of con
our factories sold 81. .0o0.ooo0o worth OF goods
Ne have seven railroads and more coming
We have - miles of street railway and
miles 81 cable
Grand river flows through the city and IS
uaRlgabie 10 Lake Michigan.
n g have two gas and two electric Eight com
Our new city hall and court house are worth
Wei have 2 public schools and two Libraries.
We have g. churches. embracing al oenomi-
nations.
Ne have the Masonic Home. costinssioo.-
0tfor
We have 20 johhing houses who sold 5000
co worth of goods in lhss-
Grand Rapids - tie center q the famous
fruit belt oi Michigan.
Michigans heaviest pine lumber m&Auiac-
Grand Rapids has the lowest death rate of
" city IN ihc Union.
W want men of brains and capital TO locats
lcI. and establish IeW entcrp7ses-
Ne have 300 lots one and one hall miles
from the cff r - the city.
The mosib eaufiiui property and fnesi resi-
deuc,s are east and southeast.
These OTIS are southeast. with plenty cf
shade. Graded streets . good water
None Of them over two block S from TIE street
cars and - at them fare The track.
sixteen minutes Idc from taAai-s 81. foT I've
cents.
WI sell - 81 them. 10 parties who vii
build for 5000 each.
IIfN are worth eJ1 now. and viii bring $50
inside If two years
GEO. u. DTSTON.
53 Tyon-st
once open Thursday and Saturday evenings
until q. "a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY,
GRAND RAPIDS. MONDAY. July ..
rHr sAIr INprsrRY.

It's supremely foolish % suspect
that the salt trust lately formed by
Wellington T. Burt and others has not
Tor It's PRIME and ultimate purpose the
advancement OF the pr.ceof salt, but it's
doubtful whether even 50 formidable
an organizauoncan effect avery eonsid-
erahle mcreaseOf the price of salt. The
Philadelphia Press discusses this ques-
ton At some length. In the opinion OF
the Pres, the rapid development of
the salt industry IN this country has
depressed prices % such an extent that
10 is only natural that producers should
look for some relief. The English salt
trust could not hope TO hold up prices
against the vast production of the com
modify 10 America. Hence the for
eign sydlcate has taken big stock IN the
American salt trust. In 1907, when
the duty OF 20 cents a bushel was re-
moved, foreigners got control of the
market and advanced the price TO
s. bgshel. The duty was restored IL
1918, and after the close OF the war OF
1872, during which salt sold at 81 per
bushel, the price gradually fell. Under
the IS per cent. duty imposed IN 1877.
salt sold In 1860 for Is cents a bushel
At that time 100000 bushels were
produced IN this country and 1900 ,000
bushels were imp0rte 4. Now: :isalt is
a. q
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

TO SFECILAIORS-A person financially en-
harrass q. Will dispose OF an interest IN q
5000 life insurance policy frr ouethlTl its
value. Address A. " Box ?. this ofiice. 2il
GRUISING-The slo0p yacht Nordeu. with
+'a'.-' 80 - fN- - A'i'' ca =.
the lakes. Apply TO j. ". FiBcAen. Peat
water. Mich. 1851
MAGNETIC healing and clarivovant siftines.
4u ~ ottawa. cor. Hastings. u. 4. Free
WANTED-Eyery consumer OF Stove Case
W line 10 know that am selling stove Gas
oiine. in any quantity. at . cents. delivered io
any part OF the city. /. G. EinWO0d. Tele-
pbnrr lNSs 1ss ftSt Euifou 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
REAL ESTATE
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lttoa 13sa La, .-.ss for ons-14lf It's real value
Milfskr .olt resl estate in exchange
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
IIRNII-RE hTnRrn-

LlkNllI lt stored. packed a.I m0fnf rf.
pert packers sent on short lafIr0 Is Tai-
ciif g. Holt. lli south Dlt.sua.f Jr.tUHn. A..
No- @u for your moving vans lau fI
ANYONE desiring furniture mofeI a.t
! stored. wili receive liberal riu .frenfs iv
calling 40 r !. Walkers. j. south Division .f.
A speciality is made ~ renting tables aud
chairs lor esucfs public halls. csc
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

Can you afford 10 let those lots be sold at
The prices aud the rate they are without secur-
ilg onrt Especially ~ We Will furnish YOU q
lot aud lumber e. build. and give YOU time for
both Remember We furnish An abstract
showing clear title &c every purchaser.
f- " IL. hINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

| OANS-ShOrt time. Room 10. Powers Opera
"a House block. over Arcade. III
4 PER CENT. MONEY TO loan. D. A. John
Ston, - Canal-st. ttf
MONEY TO LOAN for the Northwestern
VI Mutual Life Insurance Company oi Nil
waukee. in sums OF 5000 and upwards. on farm
and city property. at lowest current rates or
Interest security must be hTst-class. More x
Wilson. Ledyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
.pEST FOR HoKSES.


gEG&FE All horses taken up In Box stalls
iSAsnNsFsthrOugh the heat of the day. aud are
in 30 ACRES OF GOOD PASTURE mornings
and nights. and at same price per week ilat b.
charged for pasture alone near the city. hen
hlt, are severe some horses do not keep ln as
good order in good feed as when Al Work with
ssfln ltsf iIom lifs.
iH4..re at hnfi Naisomine Co.'S o'rce. q
.eri- i'.Fi, .u-st-. or ifitraoae irv residence.
7.i. who're Keep a man Who VIII take horses
on short notice. Horses wiuferrI.
SIP. CHURCH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

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cheerful 5 t,1ra-s1 Lns following tcE
4-gl
AI- - age So. cz1EeEogs lace t-e-L
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t--e s-E o. i~oA s-l- Ness paF 8
ea-r.t asAf, deep hts 2 sAee So i--e-
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-vi ~ Lsose Ea1~-s l1fer Bed
snf fu4s re - 4 Exraet a
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Cancer 0i Up an4 skln Disease.
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sold Extract Dressing. Now over 4
car anu 10 $50 o- 4e--''i-
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

NANTED-To exchange modern residence
" 10. inside vacant lot or arm near the
city. Money 10 loan. Lots lrl IN Sl5J up, We'll
National Hauk
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
F0R RENT HOUSES.

EoR REM good Si2 10 4ses. one on corner
finuy and BARTLETT SIS. ole at 81 Ca,s L
n one n tlamcySt. w also have houses At
IRON > % 80 per month. aud houses Tor sale
as rent. Iuti.e Bros. Is opera House Block.
III
FOR KENI-A cottage Of rooms; hard and
soft water and good cellar, street ears 60
by The door. Also. ateneucnt OF rooms and
one OF 1 rooms with modern conyenIences.
Inquire OF B. ". Barnard. - Allen. corner NJ.
Nernon-st. Also. house OF rooms. within
minutes walk OF sweet ~ Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29

INANIED- -Diessm4Ae.s Al room H. -rarA
NNAAIEN-aaud Gr f.r stlfT-t house
" NorS one tlat unl.Tsfll 1s cooking. lt
NoftA Dlflslou-st. 81
WANTED first cas-, diliug room girls
" oll and 80 Washers vases t ltr
meath Win board and Tluln 81 AMI ~ Lyon