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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
rss ossssrso VILLAGE.
hsa.sttezs - = De,e--t< n@a - tbs Lac
~ SEees - a. Oa-s Icsa

~ >EeeA - a. Oa-S Acs1
sCsEs
TEs aogG cane w.tA ceep gro4a from
tke Aps e tEs csse12ls Ez4 w1o SOD -
Iae l0os.g street szc .oo4e1 4ooGt hls1-
ne beans = t1e seS1Dg "a s1gEs Wl11
ays-os g.os 81 goacSill - age ness-
- u = losely pi4za he EAos4sst sEzres Il
10 eazrcbss gltssrsd u "a stuosp1SFe
free fron szozs. sza 2Ql : souae cane ~
tie ear cf tGS se-itzry n-zns w1oss er4l1
~ "a thzoba-ng I'D waoss heart No. burst
iBg srh Z sense q LIS stF@ass a. "a
eart-sy ls9-4el.4-
~ a4sF . s2y @ u1soFp@sssl ts@.liy,
b. eKe--Lll-i. IA = .aa1 sLsre evsa wln-
AeF ~ is --.st s4F axe ICqd eIeSteks nlld
81, "a -ac f@ForeG garcsD sPot ., . great
STATE AID fertile Ea.sys 2ld ylle-c--d
2 lsiaes - l,-ze ege t4L.ol Z - zirea1y lsap3Eg
i1lo ilfe "a response - I1e creative eoergy
o. lie serlal sunshine, ca it ~ possible
II 81 lave AFed u see such a scene ss thlss
he - 1sed a nloE-eaI - k.ek = wandering
2Ae lonssoLs-Loqklng dog tat was snlr2ns
about him IA a. SOjeetly ingeisitiye sad
sPo-osetc HAaner, sud again his voice
rGag PA@4nt!Fely C4L and the weird so4i-
tuie.
Nv 1sre are they as Where are my
- @NA-+Ff - a-A-- AA4C -y-S ~
q = yo4thf " nat mysterious calamity has
swept over this once happy place as with
tie bosom of-you hers ag4Lr, you miserable
hounds Get o4It'
He drew rs haad trembhngly across his
pal.id brow, and Once EOre lis voice smote
tie arr
They are not herei They are gone Z
Gre2, snakes Of course they're gone :
Where are Sc, friends 0f my caildhOoai y
familiar faces that hlcd the horizon OF
hope In ny maturer years aud framed the
radiant vision that Iay ambition bodied
forth, where the Dickens and Tom Walker
d. YOU hang out noWt'
Win these words 10 took fresh chew OF
tObaeco, pulled his hat down over his eyes,
gave one farewell glance up and down the
deserted and yoiceless street, turned his
back o. the home Of his childhood, and do
parted forever
he was the only human being IN that
beautiful Southern Ohio town that had no,
gone 70 W ashington with petition for al
oHce Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
Real Estate For Sale

NgTTrF u CoTTRACTnns ~ his
y plH - rrce - - tss ksefraTs affrs
fr fhe cts ot H.a kaBi1s. p et- uafH Aan.
rar Nar ~ lsst faf flf gf26 El grave ~
ard -rrf 81 81 RI stone RErtfrt - hioi iVnn
ave - Sid efr ffela TIE osafff q iacsf et
rarfh g. fhe eerfer rf ffrE ~ 1rEFffS~ Sd.
rssrs = s-.. fesf.sf.f rev ~ 80 ir sc ~
fer -rf ts raF 30 fpr eff.rs
rse-f sr n SEPARATE Ifenrs a.ee tfle frl ~ sf
> st0ne ra.rFrf erfess hifrhfa creek - 81 r
s-s-as r. seesrssr.es - - = lsrs ard sparif
eerIrrs rau sf &c fr thf nec1rterr ~ 20
ire r-rar.I re-erres thr ri1ft - refref arf
49, 81 f.fs sfsu .,saEt. CTS Esesr6er.
r Hep'as Nteh-
Msr
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
Business Blocks.

! have just been appointed agent for
the collection of rents and for the sale
of very fine brick block on South
Division street. Pays ahout9 per cent. on
selling price; owner l000miles from the
city erecting a mill which he Will
operate in the future; wants money TO
put in mill and Will sell cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

ars net really touching 4. So "A IL
Tslaton = the save trade r more aEfall-
* Inaa tnls. ne tat II t1ls iuerssss
fef tins csn.ec. LAsn dolkt j. IA
~ last hssn reluctantly a1a-ttest, even
b the government q England -
Hare : a straw tor tas psss.Iaestsc
B-a1op Potter - grasp. Happily 20 c
mAny such rerroseass can be cast upon
the lsta century
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

THE Young Mems Democratic Club,
of New York, will give banquet to
ex President Cleveland next Monday
night. Something must DC done TO
keep Cleveland alive.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

! have tract OF acre property just
east of the city, lying between Fulton
and Lyon streets, on the line of the
new Reeds Lake Railroad, which VIII
make fine plat, at a bargain and on
easy tcrms.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

''MAIIEroA, ex-King Of Samoa" says
the New York World, "has become
an enthusiastic Blaine man" That ;
all night. But Is he properly enthusi-
astlc over base-hall7
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

The college commencement season
was opened yesterday by the Central
Tennessee College. Michigan Univer-
sIty will hold her commencement on
the 9th of June, over month later
than her Southern sister.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

IF THE Legislature will give Us a
good law 10 govern elections, remove
the tax from mortgages, pass a Consti-
tuhOnal local option measure and per-
form few other manifest duties, the
members may go home as soon as they
r,loase
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

defy anyone TO show a plat of lots
of relative value where so many bona
fide good sales have been made in the
same length of time as on this one.
This is all owing To their being sold at
such low prices. Remember they are
on the best line of street railway in the
best school district in the city; stores
and markets within one and one-half
blocks
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

II the custom which prevails in East
sru Pennsylvania were more general,
the humane society might have less to
do. The hvery-men IN that part OF
the country teach their patrons lesson
by ducking them into a watering-trough
when they bring horses back which
have evidently been abused or over
worked. They slso bring the same
argument 20 bear upon the desd-best.
The same offsnse IA not apt 20 be
repeated at the same place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

KYLE BEILEw ought 10 refund Mrs.
Carter's tuition fees. She has more
than paid him for her lessons IN acting
by the advertising she has given him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

TIE Chicago Times notices that the
Chicago river IS beginning to assert It
self since the Carter divorce case
closed. While the suit was IN progress
the river seemed quite clean.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

The New York papers seem to en-
courage the proposed quick-transIt cleo
tric motor railway between New York
and Boston principally from considera-
ton OF charity to the Boston people,
who would thus be able 20 get away
from Boston and into New York IN
only two hours
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

SUPERINTENDENT EASTMAN, Captain
Johnson and Lieutenant Hurley could
not have celebrated the Queens birth
day with more pomp.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

Aha We told you 80. Grand Rapids
can play ball away from home as well
as on their own grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
GRAND RAPIDS, SATURDAY. NAY 3.

II CHIcA0o sewers were cleaned
oftener perhaps mysteries Sooid
oftener DC explained.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

Kansas Tramp Bser. coaid yon % :
little something z 90 asslst a p-cr usuf
S-ran zcr--T TsB dor Ioos "a tholEn you
we're unahls - wcrs N1u csEht 20 ha
"a afnei of F-ursel 30 e. s~oe11 tn's way.
T-z s-e disgrace Cd h-1snIty Wv
don r1u g down to tee river and tsae
bath and frv 81 carr i-rsi
K q .rath-t ea lsEe 2 hath Ant
II s--aah 20 have % drink the sts- Ner.
Chant Traveller
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

STE for the exposition has been
selected but Il will yet require a sight
of hustllng 70 put the exposition there.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25


How Nia a saiis e. e4sh as erelaass -
fae - 44st ixFt. 3tf.lsul interest," se.A
i'Ns : ..tss 81 eslil s4&. i. = f4astA.
k'4h sAla-lels "a feTgaaeAsE Eerf4oo NH
@sen Stseet ls seSs. Aa.ir.f avenue sa1
i.ien. =, aAa siksi hau>t Aaa lvt. ssAk.
th4Alfs a. Aos.iss = y iA0sSss.t ei3ek
tNk eALE-ciarx. ssi SsaGlh fslsss.oU-si
shleh = lo@see laf thfes se@la lnNasse
- prelllses- -
A GREAT &ad s&ie l1testment isa Sag ~
Year i~lliiS l. soi 81 lause aua AZ eA
eut taftss0nsi ST klghsh NaTa glAtS
Foestl~lsle pFieess eass payments - ll0nf
Se.ss i-fAsE a NafF0ll Aes AeaseEAaa
JUST pl&eee 81 tbs market laoSs 0sssr.sbls
ahG cheapest iais ever SOLD ouc hiock
hvft ssfesl oaIs, a. Rot purchase until yop
see :. r lroats aaalt4aa. Olaoe - fortsFs
oi0gA, ist
NQAEA cAu'i tate bat IL sea saUla be rscA
aNo hafais ia NpUf cid asx bus oae u
tiosr houses sad iets or ! NAcauf iet "a A. II
Antisaei ss'u Gan bay them Keay cheap 4f
ses ~eSi iiut iAn0 eT outside nforcfts, ~
hleAes s4A ~ No l.efests blook. epios.is
sevcF's Hotel. l67
ENk SALS-isots oa MeKce's addition. near
Oabis Road very cheap, en monthly pas
neaassi 80 10 Ssne each. Also sonae Z Ge acre
eiolefty nesr the clts al . D2Taaln. :. Ii. Ac
hee SONS, y Nenfve ct la
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

Y roadster. Viii sell cheap. c. II. Rowland.
20MoDroe- ST. ls9
EOR SALE-Job printing orlee at a bargain
Il Office has "A good cash business and hrSf-
class custom; a good chance for some one
with small capital reason for selling wants 10
60 in other business. For further Information
call on or address with stamps, 81 Monroe-st
Grand Rapids Mich. The cheapest place 10
get printing done; record printing at - and
a. cents per page. A.Nan bort l67
EOk SALE-A Furniture stock; centrally To-
Gated, splendid business; frst-clsSs bar
gain 10 the right party. Address Jones. box
3, care Telegram Herald. Sl7tf
EOR SALE-An ouint for steam laundry,
very cheap in fact for half the actual cost.
Also "A q horse power steam engine and de
livery wagon. Enquire at the Eagle Steam
Dye House, No. = Canal-st. of q. A Berwin.
tGtf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

"HER MtJEsTV VTcroRrk. BY the grace
Of God. Of me United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ire sad, Queen De-
fender of the Faith. Empress of India
--Eaisar-a nd reached the sce Of
three score and ten years yesterday.
sbe succeeded 30 the throne June 21.
1887. 1u tne death q asr unclc. Kiuz
william ~. vas crowned June g. 1888.
married February 20. ls40. - Francs
Albert Augustus Charles Emaruel.
Prince ConSort. Duke Of sax0ny. who
died December "a. 1881.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

The Es7,ssertrg Nass, OF New York
has issued Manual OF American
Water Works" The work contains
the most complete description attain
able Of the water-works svstem az
every city and town in Toe United
States and Canada. It is the purpose
Of the publishers 70 make The work an
annual publication. which shall be e.
wstsr-worl<s men and capitalists what
"Poor's Manual Of Railroads" is 20 rail-
road men and financial circles. Il con-
tsins much. however. that il interest
ing - people of other ella sses.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

IF vau want a bsrxsln IN Stoves 81
any KNIT. a Eeratrr Carpets ll
fsst ANYTHING "a the household goods
ls-e. raf a. the Wnegsr Furu rure
Company. Ia. I3s, l37 and 10 south
psvtsson 81. corner CT Cherry St.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
AsraRTITS;s sTsTFwFNr.

II hls article on slavery n AfrCa.
n the June Ssr'5s~, Prof Henry
prnnmond. makes the following start
Err statement DO not lee it he srp-
r,ssps that this horror a over. that th,s
aav of tribulauon = as Al end. Th5s
horror and tais day are now e = not
even sbating. Slavery = On the n
ersase. Tine, civilization, Christianity
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
FURNITURE STORED

FURNITURE stored packed and moved. Ex-
pert packers sent on short notice by Rad
elf X Holt, Ill South Division ST. Telephone
No. go for your moving vans. Jan. Is, -
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
~ stored will receive liberal inducements by
calling at :. J. Walkers. II South Division 81.
A speciality is made of renting tables and
chairs for dances, public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
WANTBD-TO EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A few boarders by the day o
w week al - Cass 81. IA
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
Sweet & noTth's
Pine and TInbsrsd Land Exchange,
-sND-
General Real Estate Agency
Office Rooms q and 35 Weston bUadmg,
Csnal-si.. Grand Rapids, kiCh.

10 havf ~ present orders from responsible
rzrfiss Hfr visf ~ ifvrsf ~ EirhlEsr Nisron.
sin Nirnrenfa snd southern pine sne fifo.
hereo lanas. Csf Ga us foF qsiss s4lst sne
groffrf returns
GcTrssrofffrT.re erf fnftea
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

Tiusbsr~f fanfs wanted p a FsTts - sis-
gan We want ~ Dnef teE er twelve n iffirr
feer - her 'slek iarfs iofEt~f ffes- rnflross
"a have ~ sores ~ Fnsif o~fsf fsnd 49,
ipe2fef faf VatcF sfznsr1ri sFl3b. wflct xs
~ i.srEafa.
flrfr~rsf--r. f-f.ef erfii iiefs~f
0asee hours .ren - = rn tafsf ? -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

pAlMoND PARK Is located on the line 81
Il. the q. X, l.. 4 D X. f.. three miles from
the city aud near one of the most delightful
lakes ~ Michigan, which a already a popular
Summef resort II Joins the para all nVnfoands
OF the Masonic Home, comprising ~ Acres
which VIII soon be highly cultivated and
adorned. fhis j. undoubtedly the most deslra
bic suburban property yei offered 10 the pub
lie. Special Inducements ART offered a. cary
purchasers and those wishing 30 build this
season. Terms are generally made g. suit the
purchaser. fof further particulars. call or
address the 0raId Onion Loal LsIate Ia
chanrT and 4 Tower hlark
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

Tar crst.- ls the na-ter - le.ter. He
le-s a-s c-ra ises 50, sad Aves o. .asving
ether r,ea
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
REAL ESTATE
FOX SALE 81
". H. KINSEY,
- = aA4 81 a estes bas.aing Cz2Als.
Over ke4fd 81 frs1e.
1rtxsheas So


ROB SALE -F.ae lot ca Center-stsest. noaf
AcDs~s--- e.-sS tsfl.s. = 80 ,,,,.sry
E0R sALE-Nlos lsI ~ Caar.ss i gest. ss~r
Ctsrrs. ssa n Il kINeE1-
FOR SALE a sleai b4rs4iu 70 fe~ aaSs
sI99u aease. gFstt. ceA.rft at9tff ..'--
iHs do0ls. aeAia- faat ief. NNh lice aA@4s
2n- S~E4. % oEuea street oniS s-.sss,,s.p-x
E0k SALk-Bcsa uv~ l9resm heass o.
Plrs avenue. so q isf cQ4it&et ohut %
ho o-se @-aae. .. to-, o4ly 500 ,.,.rs.y
EoR sALE-3 sery hne lots on hAstinss
street. ells 49, ~ "a AANoEl.
EDR sALL-lssoa 6-ro3m hou.e on Lafaseite
street. ea 2ison csts% H4es ~sit u
LoR SALI-5l H. lot on Fountain street.
: 80. IL taken so0u. " II. kIAsEl.
L'OR sALE-Ihe nnest site Tor = high priced
fat ia tue city. ouiy : binSks from post
once al 50 per logt. M. II, hlAaEl.
EOR sALE-l0 acres me hardwood timber
iaad 4 miles Irom city Mil IFaas ioT e.tS
property. W III. hiNHkl.
L'oR SALE lots on Quimby street. near
". II. KISsEY.
LOk sALE-FiDe room house. nearly new,
V II kINsEl.
LOR .ALf-0ne Of The coolest aud most com
d pirt- houses in the city. with every modern
convenience 81 the most Improved patterns,
IL The east part Of town ouis s5sl,. .
-. IL. klNskl.
nor SALE-A bran new modern house OF :
l. rooms on fine slightly lot on the hili, one
half block from cable cars west side of street I,
only 500. " Ii. hlNhEl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
kEAL EsqAfH -oouNrRr.

Epk SAiI-lsol Ao. =. OTTAWA Beach. thls
lot Il one 81 the hfst selection IL is le-
Gated ohiy short aistsUcc from tbe notci auo
has . nae sIrw of l.ake Michigan. AeaTess
gas. II. laSklns 81 W h. LVtvlAnd. Grand
Rapids. Mich. is-sun
A GREAT KARGAIN-ssss acre farm frame
II house good orchard ltk azores improved
Z miles tIein bsldwia ieF SAFE cheap. LA4ulre
lagsart holC0tt N4nsou 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS.


\NANTED-To purchase a small house with
w modern conyenienccs in good locality.
near street cars. Address. stating terms and
giving description OF house. w" care Of
carrier N0.f lac
CEE the fine list Of real estate for sale by
- ". II. kinsey, advertised ia preceding
column. l4s
NOVED--We have moved our ohice to NJ. II
vi East Bridgest.. Hermitage building.
where we are ready 10 receive appil cations for
rooms ia the Hermitage. :. i. Ph. G.
Fuller ltl
MAGNETIC healing and clarivoVaut sitiingS.
Vi ~ south DiyiSion-st.. corner Wealthy
ave. NJ. J.. free. III
IIANTEp--ipG men 10 see our advertisement
w in another column. Sweet North, Bul-
ploymeRt Exchange. = and - Weston build
ing.
INANTEp-Ever consumer Of stove Case.
W line 70 know that am selling stove
Gasoline. IN any quantity. At - cents deiiH-
cred 10 any part Of the city. !. g.. EHinHOod.
Telephone l0sf. i1s fref Fulton 81 ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

room hntss ~ Turnef-sf. g 80
J 81 rpefn nnssf 30 iaffuzstnri.s 81 al modern
renrrhfenr cfIiE DHf al0ck frofn cable ilne.
3 -
frson bouss ~ College ave- yofth fz1a.
eer for 1n
Frt ~ rsfi-sFs.. fhrss blceEs from street
car l'rr tsf
saa ether aeslral8s property IN a. psrts u
fke e.r
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

efsrtnr hafaI rrnEfff7 "Ttr Hrsut rsa
'rr tsfsst II esfss tafstaa nr rrrnsf - ffe
Fs mar streets ~ The r1fv stories. fsries
rsrff far fte niT Fazr a. fnuffrn lfuprers-
rarffs Er ~ trace f'f ~tF frrprrfF
stfr arf aff.ts paris n @fefF rffaif We p. I'll
- r1eag asa nisks payments fo sut Dur
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

rOR sALE-Portable engine. T. horse power
l. and good boiler. on wheels. $50. 1hFaahiBg
machine Nickerson A shepard make, $50
Sell together or separate; only been In use
one season. 3 and Tower block
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

L'Oh sALE-At n bargain. 400 acres good
u oak and hickory timber land ia Texas (;
twelve miles from county seat; title perfect (,
at g. per acre; will exchange for city property.
and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
AGENTS wlsrHn

E-a TO 80 a month can be made worAing
Vsc Tor us. Agents preferred who can fur
nish = horst aud give their whole time 10 the
bus ncsA. spare moments may Be pTuhtsbis
employed also A lev vacancies ln Ius us aud
ciurs. h. i. johnson 4 CO.. tN2 Main-sl.
Richmond, Va n. h-Piease state age and
buslncS eApofience. Never mind about s.na.
ing stamp ior reply, b. b. J. Co,
WANTED Reliable Local aud travelling saies-
W men. Positions permanent Special iB-
dueeineRts now last selling spcclaltics. Don't
delay. Salary frum start Brown hT0s- kuf~
scry men. --easa. w. lls
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO loan In some pursuit on product
VI i've real estate. l.. >. PrOyin.
: PER CENT. MONEY 10 loan. ID. A. John.
. ston - Canalst 5sif
MONEY To LOAN for the Northwestern
4n Mutual Life Insurance Company. Of NIL
waukee. In sums Of 81 90 and upwards. on farm
and city property, at lowest current rates OF
interest; security must be frst-class. More a
Wilson, Ledyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

COLUMBIA bicycle for sale Hight lsSe. "a inch
y roadster. Viii sell cheap. {. II. Rowland,
10 Monroe st. lf9
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

WANTED foreman IN planning mill good
w shoe clerk. that can speak Holland !
bench hand for furniture shop shoemaker. 3
travelling statesmen, 2 wood turner's; farm
hands; > travelling solicitors, mitro- sawyer;
upholsterer, machine carver good furniture
GniShers; cook Tor Summer resort hotel. As
soon as possible Grand Union Employment
Bureau, 2 and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

GEE the fine list Of real estate FOR sale BY
- " II. kinsey. advertised in preceding
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

| OST-A pocketbOOk containing papers,
Ia receipts aud letters. A liberal reward
viii bee paid for the return of the same 10
Sweets or the Clarendon Hotel. ii. l. Boyle.
ll7
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

eh Niii sal e. ezsh as ) erelalss -
fss p. 4.sf .sft sitileut lnsfresA ss.il
: ..L.N ~ Aa-lL 49, " fl.all-.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
FOR RENT ROCKS.
WANTED BOARD.
LOgT

\EANTED-A few boarders az lh3 Ottawa-st
w opposite City Hall. Pleasant rooms IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

Uaissa Prss. aspsrts. Prompt .aa ssf1f
Dslisssy. AL tss Lssai Ness. ana 'hs
cls4as.s aad Most PLAINLY Pf'"tsa r-fsf
Pustisasa 10 oFsaa HaPtSs-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06
TRIUMPH.

and the fin
VIII Season the same
raar and Alpha insure
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06
MORNING APPEAL
A lest Opportunity

Not long ago the agent OF the
Minneapolis Building and Loan As
sociation came to this city and en-
deavored to start q branch agency.
He spent several days and couldn't
make the citizens see the benefits OF
the scheme. He left in disgust and
went down TO Reno. The Riverside
people saw the advantages at once,
and are going into it with will.
Reno will get the benefit OF the
scheme and Carson will not. Car
son seems too slow to catch on to
anything that cones along, unless
il il some scheme to take money
out OF the city instead OF helping
it. We ought to brush up our wits
here and get abreast Of the times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06

alt is row runored around, ]"
said one OF our old politicians,
"that il senator Jones does not wish
to continue in the Senate that
Fair will run again. In that case,
+. q. Eewlands will contest on the
Republican aide, and there viii be
fur fiyirg. If Jones wishes to re-
turn, Fair will not tackle It, as he
does not relish losing fight; other
wise he will go in for race. It is
Jones or Newlands with the Repub-
licans, and Jimmy Fair with the
Democrats. II these aforesaid keep
out, Humboldt county might fur
nish a candidate, and Eureka one
also. Austin Reveille.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06
PEDIGREE

w by Pr7aeer OF Bu
Black Hawk by Andrew
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06
Tia ore in Neyada.

A correspondent OF the San
Francisco Chronicle, writes from
Cherry Greek, stating that butte
OF tin ore has been discovered In
Butte Valley. about forty miles
from the place mentioned. The
vein has been examined by expert
tin miners from Cornwall and pro-
nounced by them exceedingly val
uable. Nearly all Of the merchants
mechanics and tradesmsn OF Cherry
Greek have left for the mines and
great excitement prevails.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06
A Rare Novelty IN Roses.

A pink rose, striped with white,
which is perfectly hardy. enduring
Northern Winters without protec-
ton OF any kind. The flowers are
large and fragrant. and the color
soft, satiny pink, distinctly striped,
and dashed with white and car
mine. 1t is very profuse bloomer
and is destined to become a most
popular rose.
James Wick, the Rochester, N.
Y. Scotsman and Florist, offers this
new rose free. Why or how, we do
not understand; but it can be learn
ed by writing him. The house is
an old and reliable one, and has an
enviable reputation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06

This is the windup OF the mas
ouerade season, and the country ed
itor is kept busy apologising for not
having the name in his paper OF ev-
ery man, woman and child who
goes to the ball Here is a sample
from the independent: ''In our
report OF the Deeth masquerade We
inadvertently omitted the name Of
Jesse Stinson, who was member
of the Elko delegation. Jesse is a
great admirer OF widows, which is
an evidence OF his COOL taste"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06

1t is TO be observed that nearly
all the appointments o. post
masters thus far sent in are to FL!
vacancies caused by resignation or
the expiration OF term. There are
no indications of . purpose to dis
turb present incumbents who have
performed their duties faithfully
until their terms expire.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06

1t is proposed to test the consti-
tutionality Of the Act making a new
judicial district in this State. The
Act was all right, but not intended
to 90 into effect until the next gen
eral election. The only hitch lies
in the appointment OF Judge prior
to that tune. The matter will be
tested as soon as a case comes up
in Judge Wells Court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06

The State Board OF Examiners
are still wrestling with the special
election bills. The mileage bills
are the most puzzling. Some men
appear to have gone to the county
seat by one route and come back
by another.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06

The President asked Senator
Stanford if Osborn, the candidate
for Public Printer, was capable oil
handling $500 printers. Frem our
experience, the trouble of handling
three typoes is about the same as
running a Cabinet position.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-06

The Board of Examiners having
got their hands in on the special
election bills have now ordered
some Of the trees in the Capitol
square "cut down" also.