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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GET INTO BUSINESS-We have the largest
" list OF business openings Ia the city. for
man with 500 10 $1,000. Drop IA our once
aud look IL over. Davis i JoSt. y Monroe II.
%
HAVE YOU GOT $1,000? Here is "a chance.
II Cigar. billiard ana pool business; Will ia
ventOry donble that amount. Best location
and trade in the city. Particulars. Davis &
Jost, 50 Monroe.st. 165
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Ask your neighbors about Hunts
salmon" steak. They will tell you il
comes from the can Il one fine. solid
piece, and IS the best they have ever
eaten
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Those dock-ash ranges with venti-
lated ovens can be obtained only at
Leonard :.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

An enjoyable smoke-Banner cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
Noman,s Exchange

oysters and all other refreshments 1T
reasonable prices and best quality.
il2 MoSR0E-sT., TELEPHONE 6S2.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
HELP wANTED-F FEMALE.

WANTED Competent girl for general house
W work. Apply az $50 Wcalthy-ayc. 3stf
XVANTED-A nrst-class cook. ironer and
" washer. In 2 iamtiy Of three. Inquire %
Cherry 81 Mrs II W Long. ~
NlANIED-Sewiagg girls 10 call immed atcly
" az Mrs Wilkinson dreSsmaking rooms.
No. s. Charles-si. 2oI
AkAN1rD-A lady 10 solicit salary or com
" mission paid Mmst have good trdrobe
and SiO 10 cover samples. Call on II homp-
SON rooms L and Is hermitage building '':Si y
CALESLADIES. bookkeepers stenographers
- and clerks wanting places now should call
this wee Business will be better from now
on. Commercial Employment Association. y
Aonroe-St. 80
IN general servants and second girls. Ladies
~ ParlOr, >, e.iam block. l4Ii2 Monroe 81.
4 COOKS. chambermaids. 10 dining-room
4 gifls and dishwashers. Ladies Employ
ment ParlOrs, 33 Wenham block. liit2 Monroe
NNANTED-A young lady cashier must have
W experience ana come We'll recommended.
Apply at the Hub Clothing House. 81 Canal 81,
NVANTED-Thre diningroom girls. Must
W bc experienced. The Livingston. corner
Fulton and south Division SITS 20
r.ihE ladies' paror is the place for ladies 10
y find employment IN store. office. factory
hotel. restaurant or private homes many coed
places now open. Room 8 Menham block,
49, MOnroe-St. -
NVANTED-A girl for general housework
" 81 south Jhion-St. %
WANTED-A house maid. Apply to Mrs "
" Gunn. - Jencrsun-;.yc. 207
WANItD-Girl Tor general homework; two
W in family no children. Call mornings
from 10 - H. NJ, - Aake-aYe. 20
WANTED-C0mpt pttrut cook and house maid.
" Apply corner ctate-st and Madison-ave.
WANTED-Girl for general housework. Must
" De good cook and waitress. Gail al 43
south Laiayefte-si 10
WANTED-A girl FOR general housework AT a
~ Liyn-ston-st. 20
NTANIEE-Cook for private family. 10 wash
~ ing. Also girls for houscwork, small
families only two or three persons. also giri
10 so 10 Chicago 10 do general housework. only
two in family. Can tr address ~. J.. DicScu-
son, Intelligence once - Monroest. ONCE
open evenings 80
WANTED IMMEDlATELI-A girl to do
mut-age e''' " - '''' '' we ''', 10
WANIED-Good wages Tor q good girl at
~ ll9 Madison-aye. .sj
IYANTED-- good ans for tailor work. and
" oue good isdior 353 south bivs.on-ste65
IVANIED-A good competent girl for gen
" eral housework Apply - lagIaye-st. 10
NOUNG LADY can have good home 10
WORK for board and attend school. cali
mornings ~ Cres 'ent-ave 23s
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALB.
WANTED - Young girl wants 10 assist for
" her board. near central school. iu family
Vith1u. children preferred. Address ii II.
box s. this Office. 17
STU ALTON WANIED-By a swedish girl.
- two months in America Call az 1H Shell
d0u-et. 25
AGANIED-Hy young lady. position as
" stclograpner. Address t.. = = Ioniast.
IS
t[ANTED-A lady ln eacn city. town and
~ township to procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted hy Mrs John A.
Logan. ~pccia al inducements offered. Refer
+ fnres required. Address The BrociN Publish
ing company, Washington. j.. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
FURNITURE STORED

PADCLIFf& a Holt. general warehouse men.
IL at Ill South Division ST.. store all kinds Of
merchandise az reasonable rates, packing and
moving promptly attended 10 by telephoning
No. go. Jan lI-N
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
y stored. will receive liberal Inducements by
calling at :. j. Walkers. Il south Division st.
A speciality Is made Of ren.ing tables and
chairs for dances public halls. etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

I O-T-A SINAI open faced watch with mono
- gram a " u nn The back. Return e. s.
pari+afe. and receive reward. 14tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
rOR REkT- -RusIkEss 80.
WAgTED TO REBT
MONEY TO LOAN.
AGESTs-wABTBD.

e." To 2 80 month can De made WORKING
g. '" for Is Agents preferred who can fur
.1.n = horse and give their Whole time fo the
il ness. Spare moments may Doe YrnEfahiy
employed also. a few NsraHcies ln towns AID
cities. b. J.. Johnson a. Co.. Itb N . u-sf.
Richmond. Va. \. B.-please state age aud
business experience. Never mind about send
iul stamps for reply. b. - !. A Go. Oci =
WAIVED few good energetic agents.
W ladies' preferred, g. scii "lafchles e ai-
versa silver Polish IL is not a silver
snap. paste or powder hut "a chemically
pure liQuie silver polish. To is q favor - With
people who have silver ware and good seller.
For terms and particulars address, O. r.
kfchie, levsler and manufacturer Hopkins
station. Mich. i<ltf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
WANTED -BOARDERS.

pOAKDERS WANTED-With rooms OF with
- out. with the best accommodations. II
Mt. Nern0u-st %
pOARDERS WANTED-A front room on
- East Fulfou-st. in private family for rent.
vi u board for two gentlemen or two teachers.
Address ID, Carrier No. -. zt1
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

EXANTED-A lady ln eacn city. town and
" township t. procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine conducted hy Mrs. John A.
Logan. spec al Inducements offered. Refer
fnres required. Address The BrodiX Publish
ing tompany, Washington. j.. {.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

,Fantasma.o See seventh page.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
WANTED BOARD.

bosrders n private fam y
W 81 jeders0n-avc ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

L'0R KENI Two or thrte furDisled rooms.
suitable Ter light housekeeping a. l. a.
cizy-sf. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.


HAVE YOC GOT anything To trader See
IA Davis Jost's largest list for exchange in
the city. 81 M0nroe-st. 30
IVANTED-If the ladies VIII cau at 81 south
W DiYison-st.. they viii hear % something
10 their advantage Mrs Kay. OF Detroit. is
introducing an entirely new tailor system OF
dress cutting. CIR a Inducements 10 first ten
scholars Waists cat aud stitched 81 30 and
satisfaction guaranteed. Dress making in all
its branches. No fancy prices. Also painting
on tea gowns and robes. Room -. 81 south
DlFsion-st 13i
NIAN1ED-By two young ladies, board az 4
W private boarding house. centrally located
address u. G. r. box 8 this oihce ~
lNANTED--At once by middle-agec lady four
or five rooms IN respectable family
cedfraily located. FIRST floor. Adde'S h. y.
T.. l6s Ottawa-st., Grand Rapids. Rent reason
able. 20
EOR SALE-One set timers tools. complete:
benches and patterns. cave trough boxes.
tool rack, etc. Inquire oi j. 4. Irillle. x ".
Bridge-st.. Grand Rapids, Mich rs
WANTED TO RENT-A suite OF three or
" four rooms. suitable for ilght house keep
ing or couple OF rooms near boarding house.
furnished Or uufurnishef. iu central location.
Address r. T.. care Telegram Herald
| HAVE 500 ia cash and good paper drawing
per cent. interest and Ssb worth Of
real estate io give for gooq residence og the
East side. centrally located. Or. ". II. Ross.
Office Middicomb building.
(RTISING-The sioop Yacht Norcrn. with
y accommodations for party 81 ten. can be
chartered Oh reasonable terms i0r cruising ou
the lakes. Apply 10 =. " tlnchen. ic1f-
water. Mich. letf
MAGNETIC healing and clarivovanf slttings.
-h 2ii OTTAWA. cor. Hastings. NJ. =. free.
ITANTFI,-Fverv consumer 81 -fove case
W line 20 know that am selling Stove Gas
oiine. iu arv quantity, AT cents. delivered &c
any part Of the city. r. q. Elinwo0d- Tsie-
phone l0se - Last fuiion-st
- . -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


skAND EAPlDs. sUNDAi. Z /. =
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Uaitss Prsss Rsparss. prompt ara sAs',
psilssry. Al ths Loc4i Ns-s. ara the
cfsaas.t .as soat Fisiais PFiatss p.psf
SusAsasa ia 0raad a4pias.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be ths
largest OF AL Michigan pziliss kx-
espt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
SITUATIONS WAETE0 -FENALB.

A(ANIED-By young lady. position as
" stcAograpncr. Address e.. = :. loniast.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

ERIl>lNG-The si0op Yacht Nprcrn. with
Y accommodations for a party 81 ten. can be
chartered on reasonable terms l0r cruising ou
the lakes. Apply 10 T. ". tiuchen. pcnf-
wafer Mich 1alff
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

uffarhtl. corner hu iEr al c summer
sis-i also thc farnifurt aud tNt4les iu the
houss ior sale alter october Isl. Inquire GA
tlt premise.
roR LEKg ROOMS.
LN0R RENI-Iue or three furnished rooms.
suitable ior light nouscA eeplag ~ a.
ciay-st. -
nNE sitting. three sleeping rooms new sl6
~ handsomely furnished Nith modern lN
proven, uis. suitable Tor siA grnItmtl. Home
board u desired. References exchanged. lsa
lyon. S.. City. Hl
I'Ok ktNT-Ihree rooms newy papofcd
and painted. on erouaf noor liable isf
light househ coping lA4l-rt al lli LisA p.
ave. 20
EOR RENT-Two furnished rooms suitable
Tor hgDt housekeeping. heated " 10 not
air III @l- bafilctt -. opposite south Jl Vision
street school. -65
TO REM Rooms IN q central location. with
out board Address. T.. boa 3. Telegram.
HerA'd. 80
TO kENf-A furnish I'd room with closet al
nor RENI Pour suites des slrable rooms far
light housekeeping g. Monroe -. rteaIa
heat W
EOR RENJ-suiie 81 rooms al 500 p.
i. mouth on street car hne. Inquire 81
west t.lnn- -.
no RENT -Nlrey furnished or uufurIIs
rooms. WITH OF without board. 10. \ >.r
Lafayette-st. -.'
EOE RENT-four rfoTs IA tafle FOR house.
keeping. Apply ~ j. Balc-xs-si. -
EDR RENT-A fufn d front TO 81. down
L stars. al - LagfeNe sii feaso lA9 et iInss
EOR RRENT-Furnished OF unfurnisheo rooms.
Il furnace heat. bathroom ana modern con
Venlcnces. al - ia clay-st. -rs
] tDE kENI-A large aud nicely furnished
I front room. with board Two gentlemen
/ preferred. li5 IA lsom 81 -al
! E0R RENI-kooms singly aud en suiie FUR
L nished or uuiuInishec. a. PARK Place.
4 NFS. A. J.. smith.
! L.OR RENT-Iarge. elegantly farni shed rooms
] d facing Crcscenta ave. ara Canal 81. ~ifh
/ gas. newly furnished aud rruttcd. LNervthlng
| strictly nrsi-ciaSs. Entrance, Crescent ave-
/ also. - ianal.sf- bn9uifr ~ hnaln lt. .DtN
LOR RENI-furnished rooms. siean heated ,
! and furnished rooms FOR ii.nt hausekcep-
! ing Apply Al Room lei, New Iouseman block.
| Elevator from a m 10 ll p ni. llcr. ~
FOR REST-BUsIEEss PLACES.
| L'OR RENT-store Al 20 Cana.-st. Possession
| i gwen al once. lngalre as above, ~ y
WAETED-To REET.
/ NVANTED-Tw vel furp shed connecting
" rooms. with or without board fof ma and
I wife. Must b. near DAslIess ctntrr. rtat'
/ price ana address l. q. U9x 9. Telegram ii 81
| aid Office. 81
! WANTED TO EENI-A house wifhia
! w miuut. s walk 81 sweets Hotel, MAST ia1'
/ ll or J. Io1fls NlfH all m gafru cnnRf niruce.
I Address Witn locality ana price 20 = "a, boa
| :. Telegram Herald 80
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN-At lowest rates J. G
! VI fifKCcrait. ~
AGESTs-WABTED
! c. e., $50 month can be MADE working
- FOR us. Agents preferred who can fur'
.4lss = horse and ElNe their Whole me O. the
ll. ness. Spare moments may De probably
employed also. A few Varaucies ID towns AID
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-07

| New York, $4,000; proprietors of hotel $4,000
| Rose Bros. taiors, 5000; NorcroSs X Co.,
| $1,000: \. L. Sleeper. miner. $1,000: total
1000. The loss will exceed this by five to
ten thousand dollars.
Colonel A. Il. Buck, of Atlanta, who is much
talked Of as the southern representative in
llarriSon'S Cabinet, is a Maine man, and com
manded a company in the 18th Maine regiment.
He once taught school in Lewiston. lie settled
in Alabama after the war, subsequently moved
10 Georgia. and has become Il very prominent
figure in the South.
The creditors of smith. Pray 4 Co., boot and
shoe manufacturers, of Auburn. Me-. met in
Boston, Jan. q. with Mr. A. +. Means As
chairman. Mr.. George G. Wing. the assignee.
submitted Il statement showing the liabilities.
direct and contingent, of the firm to be $4,000
good assets $40 GOO. The firm offer ;';} Is cents
on dollar in settlement. \ committee was
appointed to investigate the affairs Of the firm.
A> rapidly as the Old stock of railroad tickets
is disposed of the Maine Central is replacing it
tY new sttle OF passage ticket, uniform in
color. green with salmon back for first, and
yellow with salmon back for second class.
his Is in accordance with the rule OF the
National Association of General Passenger
AGENTS, and is to be adopted by all roads in the
tuited States members of the Association.
Fe>>onden, the Young Portland insurance
agent. whose financial troubles have been re-
lated, is 4 grandson of the late Wm. Pitt tc--
sender. He had the most luxurious office in
Maine, kept three fast horses and gave swell
>upperS Net result $4,000 behind. He is Il
son OF the late -. W. Fe>>enden, long Clerk Of
Courts in Cumberland County, and later clerk
OF The Aabama Claims Commission in Wash
ington.
Stillman J. Thompson Of kennebunkport Who
was found guilty of criminal libel at a pre-
vlouo term of court was sentenced in the Su-
preme court at Saco to three months imprison-
ment and fine Of 5000 and costs. His offence
committed n
hunkport school teacher who had rejected his
attentions.
The heaviest expense of most countries i, in
caring for criminals. The cost Of prisoners in
jai in kenncher county. aside from board, has
been S734102. The total criminal costs for the
year not including board of prisoners was Sl4.-
3lN = board and cost of prisoners. S1lG5Al:
other jail expenses, &2lSl.Gl. The cost ol
drunkenness 70 the county including board of
prisoners was S4l22. - and the county received
hark in fines in liquor cases, S3.Ho.li. Sixty
prisoners were committed for violations Of the
liquor law and pa for drunkenness. 100 VA
grants and tramp> have been entertained 10y the
county.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-07

Tie late John :. Wells Of Hartford, tonn.
left SI9.UOO to various Theological Institutions
and religious organizations.
Professor Levi r. Griffin, 4 prominent demo-
cratic lawyer. made speech at a reunion Of vet
cran> ip Detroit wherein he denounced pre>i-
dent Cleveland for appointing former rebel sol
dier> to oilicr
The Cmar,l. Allan Inman. Mississippi. Guion
and Canada steamship companies announce
that they viii ship seamen and tiremen only at
old rate of wages. I he men are moving for an
increase Of wages.
Forty weaycrS who went from Boston to
Cornwall, Ontario. are >ub>i>iug there on chari-
~ haying been dercN ed ii is charged 10y the pc r.
son who engaged them to work for the Canada
Cotton Company.
\ dispatch from Havana says there will be a
considerable decrease in the sugar crop this
season compared with that Of lS>>. This il due
particularly to the Lack Of rains after the hurri-
cane of September.
The Scotch-Irsh race in America will bold
Il Congress at Columbia. Tenn. on the Sth of
next NAV. Col. McC lure of Phadelphia Rev.
DIR. John Hall of New York and eminent men
are expected to participate in the exercises.
Governor Beaver, of Pennsylvania. chief mar
Shal of the coming inaugural parade in Wash
ington has information that more than % 900
men will be in line. There will be, 10000
members of marching clubs, 10000 civilians
and more than 10000 troops.
The Pullman Palace Car Company has
bought ~ the Union Palace Car Company,
which absorbed the Mann Company, and the
Woodruff Company. The Pullmun's paid 50
800 000 and are now in control of the service
on 100000 miles of'road.
The Kansas Senate has passed unanimously
a bill to restrict the ownership of real estate in
that State to American citizens and those who
have lawfully declared their intention to become
such, and to limit the quantity of land which
corporations might hold or own to one section
OF less.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-07

EX-Cadet Whitaker, the colored youth who
attracted 50 much attention at West Point sew
eral years ago by being found tied with his ears
cut is now politician in South Carolina.
As originally designed, the New York state
capitol building at Albany was to cost $1,000
600. The sum of SIS 900, 900 has thus far been
expended on it, and it remains uncompcted
Mayor Lee and City Physician Robertson of
Denver furnish the statement that there are
only three cases of smallpox in the city. and
that the general health of Denver is excellent
The proposed tax of cent dozen on import
ed eggs would increase our surplus revenue
$l30,000 annually from Canadian eggs alone
We import thirteen millions eggs year from
Canada.
The arrival of a Chinese aundryman at Alba
ny, Ga. has caused the greatest excitement
among the colored people. who threaten to cut
short his life if he does not abbreNiate his stay
in the place.
John W. Keely of motor fame, was discharg-
ed frcm custody et Philadelphia, the supreme
court holding that the order of the court COM
mandng keely to exhibit and explain his mo-
tor was rrematurely made because the case vas
not fairly at issue.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-07
Maine the Nursery of Literary Genius.

The Belfast (Me.) Journal, which las ;
sharp eye out over the newspaper field say
the Boston Journals "Kennebccker" is Capt
Drew, of Gardiner, and that his friends are
pushing him for the office of commissioner OF
navigation, now held by Mr.. Morton, as>ociat-
ed with eNG"v. Plaisted Of the New Age; that
Ray Thompson Of the Richmond Bee. i con.
tributor to the magazines and reNas ~i1tin49
and that the sparkling Kate Van Twinkle" oi
the Lewiston journal, is Miss Kate Nannah Of
Gardiner Another Gardiner lady of growing
literary repute is Adelaide |. Cooper, the writel
of This, That and the Other in the Reporter
Of that city. The State which gave birth t.
Longfellow, Willis and tile Abbott>. as well 4,
a home and inspiration to Hawthorne, is likely
to coAtinue the nursery Of literary genius
which seems destined tc find its best expires
sion in Journalism. ['>pinnings" hy 4. T
lIaines in Boston Herald.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-07
Uncle Sans Boy--Geniug.

Uncle sam never looked more hale ant
next 4th of July; and his step i as elastic hi,
eye As bright, ami his brow as free from
wrinkles as when ht was boy. If the reader
is interested in Uncle Sans family affairs. the
writer Of these lines will consider it a pleasure
to coaN Uncle sam to tell story
OF course YOU must not mimi those short
legged, striped pants and that stove-pipc lat
he always has worn them, and presume, pur-
poses to do % for the next ten centuries; aud
long may he live, TO wear that Swallow-tailcd
coat-indeed, he would lose his identity were
he to wear any other suit
Uncle sam i the fond parent of three child
ren-a daughter and two sons-and prolIer
parent never lived. What are their names
did you say: He calls the daughter Liberty
and his two boys bear the euphoniuu> names
Enterprise and Genius.
The last named boy is the delight of hi,
fathers heart; he never grows tired Of hear
ins people praise that boy.
Never was Vulcan prouder Of Pandora new
er was Jupiter prouder of Diana, than is Uncle
sam of the boy whose name is becoming Il
household word in every land under the sun,
| Thomas AIya Edison.
| 1t is not necessary to be born in Boston,
New York, nor Chicago in order to be great
| 10 be sure Uncle Sam does not care much in
what state or territory his children are born,
| so long as they are his children. Genius
| Uncle Sans youngest boy, was born in the
little town Of Milan. on the Huron River, in
| the Buckeye State, Feb. II. 1911 think Of it
| not yet II years Of age. the pos>e>>or Of $50
| patent>-a millionaire-Work> every day like
Trojan. and is As interested in his work a. if
he had only gained the first rung Of the lalder
Of fame. i il surprising that Uncic sam is
proud of him:
Mr.. Edi>ol'> DO! hood wa, not marked by H.
dcation> of greatness. All that could be said
of him was that at the age of 10 he wa, real
live American lad; perhaps Shade more
thoughtful than the ordinary boy.
When T. Years OLD. Mr.. Edison took 4 posi-
ton a, train boy on the Grand Trunk Railway
| between Detroit and Port Huron; his alertne>>
and afablcne>s soon won for him host of
friends but, be it remembered, it takes more
than alcrtne>> and allahlenc>S to writ. ONES
monogram upon the sandstone Of fame, Il, Mr.
Edison'> experience a. train boy clearly
shows. He conceived the idea of printing a
paper during his leisure moments aboard the
train, and one morning the train hands and
passengers We're trcatcdto a copy of the Grand
Trunk Herald Of which Mr. Edison was thr
proud editor and proprietor; this was pui-
a Il tlt .tiIt a
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-07

Thomas b. Barry. the seeding Knight of
Labor, says the Order of Knights of Labor
is falling to pieces and is bankrupt.
The chief eng ineer of the Panama Canal eSti-
mates that the total outlay still necessary to
complete the canal is 10000, ,00Of
The two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
the adoption of the Connecticut constitution
was celebrated at Hartford Jan. a.
a new monument to cost $4,000 is to be placed
over the grave of DR.. Holland in the cemetery
AT Springfield, the first one having become de-
cayed
The Massachusetts Senate committee on con
stitutional amendment. decided to present 4
report to the Senate in favor of prohibitory
amendment.
Miss Jeannette Parker fell down the cleva-
tor shaft in the Young Womans Christian As
sociaton building, Boston, recently and was in
stantiy killed
1t is calculated that the shell thrown from
the pneumatic dynamite gun at Fort LAFAYETTE
lifted column of water weighing forty-siX
thousand tons
The bark Alp. Capt. Bach, from Demerara
Oct. y for Philadelphia, with cargo of sugar
has been given up as lost and all the crew of
thirteen men have perished.