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Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

EoR SALE GREAT BARG ms, ON
l. ly sl4i1 piece, Nos. 1908. 0, 20 ami :
Linden street, r Oms aud bah; nicely raper
Iab-hteod
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

FOR RENT TWO STORES. APPLY
70 "; FoRREsr, n,hln aud DnItop-
WOOD strests' jis-itt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

EoR sALE-k FIRsT-CLAss WORK
4 mar" IL hands high. can show q 3inin-
ute gait. gentle In arness aud can be driven
BY " man fearless OF sean or anythins.
80 D. e h9rs for general DR. Wing Ia city
III be aold ~ right ptics as owner has no
nse ior her. Would mate an ,eeile brood
mare. APP oL. MAoARoAL, Greenbank,
Dsia Sare.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

IN ISOLATION is now issuing new cries
OF stock. drat payment duo on or before Feb u
nry " 1859. H. NJ ualn Mnrgttfoyd president;
bAmuel y. betts, vice p'tsldent; Ben amin v.
lIartrani, Henry q. McLcar Goorge NJ. Haiia-
gher, v. u. llorscker, Esq., William q. Mar
In. Nathaniel W, 6,9Ain, William D.Grinth,
VI Iionecker ~, fsg ann CHARLES !, hobb,
irecto ., GkU. e. MARKS, Sec. J2Bcodln
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

EoR SALE--A FINE CHESTNUT,
Il FLOODED, pacing mare q, ht years old,
perfectly SD nd a. lar % known; can 70
close 2, 40 NitllUui training; believed capab .
OF co lug ght down Hnder .. ~ With pr per
hsudl'ns. etrrd by Hirzog OF L. diana, z. 23x;
dam Hold-dust. III sy she has III. CON bina-
on of sp. ed aud endurance, Sold fer want
OF use, as hsve four besides he. Can be
seen al my stable, seventh and Orange, or at
Forest Glen iarln near ChristianA,
js-f A. A. CHAPMAN.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

Tor RENT-sECOND AND THIsD
4 story rooms at 4l6 Market street. suitable
for almost Auy bustlesa ohices or q m to
street. o. cod
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

EoR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE, A
Y are BRICK house on Rodney 81 e 1 IN
account Of owner ipavlns he city. ABLY 10
J. j. fEtREE, No. W. 9TH /. jl7-eod-6t
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

TOR RENT-THE BUILDING NO. IA
king street, now under erection, oonsis-
tins ofdweilfnR, ten rooms aud bath, q COM
modious store roam, 10 feet deep sud II feet
wi e. VIII ne realty 10 occupy March 6th,
ies9, For particulars apply 10 ". 4. NICK
MAN, 4lg King 81. Us 6tt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

RUR SAi.t.-puUR HI IS, EAus
y containing sIx rooms and BATH, on easy
terms u. Mckenney. Third and Monroe
streets. dl7.ti
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

E,0R sALE-TwO FIR,T-CLASs FARMs,
l. near the. town of Newark, Del.
No. contains 105 res. 20 ares II
which 10 perh anent pasture; has not
been ploughed for 10 yeare, we'll watersd
aud thaded; the balance OF farm good,
tillable lind 10 god state of cultiva-
ton, with @ acres OF orchard and one
acre Of peach trees, all tn full bearing:
there IL hAjI-m,la race track IN this
iarm Improvements, a good trick houFe,
2 COTTAGE, d IL necessary outbulld-
iings, in good repair,
No. . contain liz acres, adjoining
No l; 80 acres D rmaDent pasturr, hiss
not been pl' ughed for IA years; balance
of land 'illahle, OF tho vfry best qua y;
acre Of orch I'd ia 'ull bearing; i'm
pr 'vemfnts, large frame house and all
nee stary ou'bpi d pQs, In good repair
These farms will be sold sspara elg,
or as awhI,. Fo' ur;her "a 'ullrs
call or address WIN HoMhWOOD,
8. ". : DWELL,
1873 d-w&s 4tw agent, Newark, Del
EOR SALE, RENT OR EX-
change for small house,
No. 1907 !. Eighth street. All
conveniences. Lot rs by 100
feet deep. House in good or
der and will be sold at bar
gain if purchased before March
25th. Call on +. ID. r. SUIT
TON, 824 Market street, or the
Republican" office, for the next
FIVE days only. j23-5t
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

TOR RENT. -PLEAsANT ROOMS,
~ fnished or unturnished. Also good
board by day or week. sli Aarket et. j2e-dtt
EoR RENT.-RooMs, FURNISHED
Il or unIurnishsd. ga King b. j2s-At
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

L'OR RENT.-LODGE, COMMITTEE
! and reading rooms at nortnu corner
iii-tf GEORGE @. MARIs.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

T'HE ANNUAL MEETING AND
~; - rlsetlon q direelors OF the Peuinspiar
Trust Safe Deposit aad Insurance Cjtmp NY,
VIII be held at the clayton House, WIlmlnK.
ton; Tuesday. February ~ at p. m.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

DOR RENT OR SALE A SMALL
uek farm OF 20 scres within two mites
OF w lmipgton. Apply to PAiiip h CLARK e
o.. szt Market street, 16-6t-e-d
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30
DUBLIC SALE

NEAL EDIA NJ
Win be exposed at public sale, on the premi
Sos by the undersigned, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1889,
At 3 O'Clock, D. M,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

Walnut candy at Ferg uson's, II II. ID
Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, THREE
e'ory brick house No, sol East ID 1t, s
rooms. Wh. ], FISH kR, e0e Markets t
i23-eodBt
FOR SALE.-A SMALL FARM NEAR
u city limits Terms easy,
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

~ J. naFv ta@i had fvf feot lots places a
" ulT AaaUs be- s. Nnan. . ~ saH1 .u io4fs
iIF 81 s.. saf Is uli.nE tu scA i4I ess ilkA
losl aae.Aeal Ass. e~sf terms l4ttlt ilsth.
rfs over Arcade iatl
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

The meeting was called 10 order ~
10 O'Clock by President Hay. An eNecu-
tive committee was chosen; resolutions
We're passed IN favor OF a uniform sys-
tenn OF exchange; inspection Of wheat
anu system OF weighing were adopted
Treasurer Mclaughlin addressed the
meeting on the utility OF signing the
roll with such effect that nearly every
one LETT the meeting "A member or the
re-Juvenated organization.
Mr.. Mcdonnell presented 4 lengthy
memorial 10 the Dominion Govern
ment, setting forth their grievances.
The memorial was referred 10 the ex-
ecutye committee Tor presentation 70
the Dominion Parliament.
The members Of the committee were
also recommended 10 call the millers
OF their section together for local or
ganlzatiOn.
A lively debate upon the question OF
publishing a daily quotation sheet fol
lowed, with the recommendation that
1t be done.
The question of railway transpOrta-
ton was taken up, and the committee
was instructed to confer with the rail
way companies to secure special rate:
for membership of this association.
The -four export trade, suitable
grades, style of packages, shipments or
cOnsignments To the lower province:
were freely discussed, after which tn,
largest and most successful millers' con
ventiOn ever held III Canada adjourned
For portion OF the above report VT
are indebted to the Toronto World. that
paper having devoted a great deal OF
space to the convention.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04


sll 1l 10 s4 -4es % rr-ll-1 21l
1sfE8-1 G
Ees9.-f.eEs WEe asy rss1 So
pointing leal.l .li.tlaes - las t1e ua--..l
lct-re tl- kc4r-. q g41e. tie As u
t4eLlIeI. Assertion. u l4EA-A. 4--t
tie Celtrt k-Eaezs in.l sGte. a21
After a-ef- & 50 -ss.19s ~ -i1 rl4lI
al increasing Lgpses tle te.a -
res0lu oa E4- resented
Ilal sc n1lEla szfee s. fI9lt rrs-
eEsaaaa r. Gle la..la al
~ nol f8le to- 9r .loluIl sf
lar ,er.e alls- i.era .rr .. .-ue -l. IoE
eloer.hp ln taa Dominion I1U.e u
Iarllal.sus xl.O go sllor.... AIS lf.s-
er-l. l.elt il refusing tae sues q. ms ol
tls farn r AID i lsrs. or 40 ~
Lot pl.ias h.n4sslt Il nr.lag ~ -.
sct.se Forwarding of sata e.a
Al u. ...l,.. ne. rr.r .lf tI.s ......t ..f..-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward Tor any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
r. !. CHENEY & Co, Props.
Toledo O. We, the undersigned. have
have known F. :. Cheney for the last -
years, and believe him perfectly honor
able in all business Transactions and
financially able 10 carry out any oblI-
cations made 10y their firm.
WEST " TRUAN, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WMDSG, KINxAN & NaEvIS, Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, ..
f.. H. VAN HofsEN, cashier, Toledo
National Bank. Toledo ..
Halls Cat2rrh Curc Is taken inter
naliy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price zoe. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
STOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE ! Il

$4,000 of the q per cent.
30 year bonds OF The street
Railway Co, of Grand Rap
ids. Berkey X Gay Furni-
turc Co. stock. New Eng
land Furniture Co. stock.
Siigh furniture Co. stock.
Michigan Barrel Co. stock.
Northern National Bank,
Big Rapids, stock. Street
Railway Co. of Grand Rap
ids stock.
Particulars upon Appli-
cation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
FOR RENT -HoUsEs.

W. have ille ,-fOom house. Wei. O. stern.
" ttn al liar, etc. lot safe al 8 ftI on
month nayMrn .s- ii yaU are looking FOR bar
gains, uouf fan 10 ,re us. Stow A PARISH.
under Old National TANK.
tOk kkNI-A tenrment OF seven rooms. one
a oi slN rooms, one 81 I've rooms. one Of four
rooms and snr r three also q store q o.
ioca on. Inquire ~ b. " Barnard. - Alien
81. corner # NJ. Vernon 81
I'OE kLAI-Lieglut house aud barn Ga 5cl
4 lerson-ave.. completely furnished lessee 90
hoafc the oV Ler N part yfnclf ior tne TcuI
References required. Inquire Crozier x luf
Ter attorneys. over Board ~ Trade. j Cdnsl-
..E
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
GRAND RAPIDS AS TT is.


Ne have population az 1900
Ne have fiy LARGEST factories and are fhe
.-fersi i4iuii4rt nanli.t iai.iit rtniei ia iiIo
ae have The largest carpet sweeper factory
weAate the largest saiaeis machine factory
Wehave i6e largest TAB and pail factory io
ftn wnfIn.
wcAa,e ihe largest plaster deposits In the
world.
Nc have ssl factories employing 1000 pee.
p'e. and several new ones in process oi cnn-
ouf i4ctorles sold s. oooDo0worfh % goods
Nc lave seven railroads and more coming
We have ~ n4les 81 street railway aue
Grand r',er flows through the city and -
uaal lkabif a. Jake Michigan.
eAase tuo gas AND tvo electric lsit COM.
our rev city hai, aud court house are worth
We have q pulGc schools and iuo libraries
81 have 81 DlufcAet. einbiaeina ai ataHm
Wc lave tie Soldiers Home with 80 in-
Sc have re Masonic Home. cosaarao.
We have 20 iolbinc houses who sold s.0H..
AU worth ul goods IU ie.t
0ra1d Raj csl. ~ ctater q ihe famous
ersnd Rapids is GO e,rff fer rans ~
Michigan $ heaflesi ltlprr mauulaf-
Grand Rape. has ia lowest oeaih rate u
a-x clfy in fhf ilioi.
W want meu oi hfa.s. ard faHf a. to lrcsie
Ife aUl etIa' l.h HEt tlt fIi.sI.
Nt have ff iets fle aha tH mics
from tne coI 81 of iiir eltv
The rno. 10 saut.fol property arc finest resi-.
1sese 49,. ar fIssf rifh plenty of
Shade eraaoa .. -.'- ard Rosd uater
Aoue o. fHffa tlrf fHo t|arks i.an. tae street
/ cars ara ~ ei .H farf fIH tafF
slrfef4 rinnf. race ifen aiial - iof ffe
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
KOgEY TO IOAE

MONEY TO L0AN-ln SUNS 20 sult IN pio-
~ ducfiNe real estate. l.. - ProrID-
= PER CENT MONEY % loan. u. A. John.
ston. - Canal 81. 1ff
MONEY no LOAN for the Norfnwesfcra
- Mutual Life Insurance Company. 81 Mll
uaukec. 10 sum. 90 s. go and upwards nu farm
and city property. a. lowest current rates ~
fiifrest security must be lFstclass. More 3
" .4sau. Lclya-I block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

&s,sal blls taAEk LJIS tspss ~as
foFN'N stsfe eeali11eA. ~44 . ais.4. ls.e~
-4e ses q g b 40 1ArzaiA Ia -. 3.
t.eAt-
uHTsEs sNp LOIS "a at 4Ar&s tI IKE Is
a s.r S4if - NodI eHt fItc< 4le ietfi.
t-4 = se- ~%ni f.fs sArs@.- s As.
kf'f Aafe hea>.s aal lSls leI s.lt rta' &.
llIat eHf4p lo+- a.. ot.I- lfIt.sIeI. .ti aIt
Gals Para tAes aIt h-fs@.AA A4rt.l.-i
&a1ge. hla4ltaa.s kA.lNia3
knh SAILING haNs e fefs anf a,i - ri..-
Z erlk. 81 pfleat .ilH tlas,1s. NAis..
kEaHl tN snet Not Aa.Nt aN N..aA. e. "a et
4tt has apR tfiNI tAt 4sa 4t1~t ...l
lo..ses- la.ts hf4>.. i'esl ISL. over A.tsef
IoH s4IT-AT a BARGAIN Ne tEef
nea s.ge.n Ialas eE As. .sei-@f+ tft
nerlt .-s sutA te- .-i. Nti ~. .... tat
4.kts t.a Nl irs> ata.. " = tftNNEt.
ital estate ae4ieI. b sr.-st
1aQ aal Ffalll "a 0lsnd Rapids sIa
ANNfNNf yo4 Gas al ovh yo4t h~ule>. csA-
.lteli it c4f alts. schools ano s4.f ta,i Nr,s.
"a buying s Itti ~ q heuec aAa iei 81 ehl tiai
situ-si. az tishtA N@fo li.-i- ffiNs Ane teiins
iesseaaalf. luracf 8 D@ffsll Nee hoase4l...l
bu..~l ts Osa n Davis = Aniios.st-
lAE nasv 5usf had fva saod lots plaeee lu
" oar Aaaes BE- s. Neans - is HiiHAi Ga lolfs
tAt 81 8. shf ls Wtl.nE g. eeil az ess ti~a
losl aae.s eal Ass. easy terms Iattls iteth
Eoh SAlf-I..i ala cheap. musi 3, saIl -
oAct. oeoa cGaAce faI Silef uIa-on. ef -
Eci cheap place iaI holag. cs4tns4ei paIt "a
eitk- fI4ct Sssl Address A.. A14l. Iclus aii.
Herald l>,II
EoN SARA house and loi. eaay terms
lisi rniseea 81. Ncltcr.N
INoh SAIL ph hENI-Ntu house el the Aiii
Lal iloeA fron C.iie FoAa house has
ln1lsrA slli.l tsIHtIlss als1 ENH alitAt <I-t..
t..-lte fe aiill ArN neAst. tleh nu A..AtiIA
payments. lnl houses O. ftNt tiN anN rl-.
iwo hloels ilpW hnake.st. lio uoi iai o. ir.h
elltf iii.s 81 g1N ElfS NoA p~i@4iAe. 4 N.
t4rls. - Lss. lrilse.st lssA
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

''I have dever found medicine more
true 70 Is name than Peckhafa's Crour
Remedy. always used II for m,
Own children. and recommend il 20 n,
customers. 1 never knew IL ~ fail -
A. ". SrEvExs0v.
Druggist. Nuskeggn. Mica
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
WAITED BoARDERs.

4 GENTLEMAN with best % city references
- can nld a The cOL.f0 ts ana Injuries of q
trsf-c.aS, home 10 u 4u.ct family. hcdr-ss
htpunlcau. Carier2 2U
kAAIhD-iwo children 40 board. 81 attend
school. Aadr - a.. Box :. t4is ofi -e. .l6
HNAkbLHS taken al ss kansoln-si Hnus.
- newly furnished usAogi, city vai.r
AND rathr on il house. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
white 9Iountairs and Bar Harbor

Commencing June p, the Michigan
Central and It's eastern connections viii
run a through line Of elegant, new bul-
fet sleeping ears through from Chicago
10 Bar Harbor, yin the Niagara Falls
and the White Mountains, without
change. Connection viii be made az
Niagara Fails with through sleeper to
Clayton, where connection viii ne made
with steamers 20 the Thousand Islands.
Alexandra Bay, Montreal and Quebec
For fun and detailed information In
regard % these summer resorts. and
the way to reach them, send six cents
postage for a Modern Pilgrimage"
and summer tourist rates. to .. ".
kuCglos- General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. lMcago. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

X. Il. Lyman, travelling man of
Grand Rapids, says. After months of
suffering with a very stubborn case Of
Eczema, or fever sore on my leg. aul
consulting and taxing treatment from
score OF more phvsc.ans ail over the
country. Or. Lcmorcux. of Lake View.
Mcn-, told me OF Losses Extract Red
Clover. only u-Cd two bounds solid
extract and taking four bottles Of fu.d
extract internally. Am entirely well. 1t
was the only thing that the sore yielded
10. and / had lei every and anything
that n2d been recommended 10 mo.
ar. LemoTeuN considers it one of tic
very best remedies as . blood purifier
III existence.
For sale by White & White. druggists.
Tfra f~1rs .--r-nI N.r- r. fT.- IT,
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

Mrs l. r. Frost. professional nurse.
has removed o. room -. Waite block
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
DRUNKENNESS
tt q fIQ Eor If1hIt, IsflttFrIy ufeN
By Adf1 iui~fcrinC Br- LANES
E-~rfl~.

by Adm ni~fcrlnC fIr- uH.Ett
Golden Ercctlc-
i cln De gvcn In cup of ce1ee Or tea wiff-
ouf tne knowledge of the person taking lists
absolutely harmless. and Hil effect e. peg ma
nent and speedy cure whether the person IS
moderate driDker OF an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of drunkaris have been made tenn
perate men who have taxed Golden >peciAc
in their coffee without their knowledge. and
free viii. IT NEVER FAILS. TIE system
once lmpvcgnatsd " ith the Specific. it becomes
~ utter lmuossihfifv for the ii4uor appetite
rs Monroe ST.. and - Canalst.. and PE *
BROS. - and ssl Noaroe-st.. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

A. sabseribsr us THE TELEGRAM.
a4EaALD who fails 60 receive the paPes
sszalarIy. 8r Who may have reason %
......,i.ia sf late delivery. wlii confer .
.s-ol.l favor - iatsrralns this once %
81. f.st .s sae-. .sa4 yo.t2l card or cal
A. - relsplsaa 85l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
At one-half its value. VIII trade for good
rrQnerty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

ACR e PROPER
Who wants that acre tract on East Eult0n-st.
on the new railroad, at ; - per acre.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
REAL ESTATE
k.H 5ALk hl
II. II. KINSEY,
- -4t s. Weston 81. 4lGs C-14-s~
Ntrf 4aafa Ef41e.
4s.e at4s SIS.
VACANT LOTs-

~ - -AA< - L~| - -
ta4laL -i7l
So, ~ i- ls' 50 rfesie t4se-
ste f.ra lsrge Ist ~ ttsl tfsaEe.
800 Sore q, lot es 1s ey-4te-
kase f.v. s. 81 f-.. t....... .t Richards
aae
Ssaa t.ra ss.la q f.f aa Richards ave
..-e ae. 4t
xe.a ....a s.-..f ID. E. .....r.l.s.' addition
s.eso t ssr.sr A.a.son.a.e. aaa
T....
nste. "a. e,f.s ..u ri.frs axe
-.
e,-.
's ier-- - sst-si James AID >Aef-
g..
,o0o ~ TT +. % ''l o- ,'es.e.'--'e'
oeirV i.r - d. ial eL Aarth ulfisiou-eL
se3" ol.s -. ioi ~ d. iet ca Wealthy
~t..s 1855 .r 81 a t.-e- '-.i "e'ta ts
$500 M ESQ icr a-ot ga l1ai-esi-sf-, be
tf'r- N-4rtt1 ---@ f t-i---st
So .--i beA~i-i-- -et or hclleey-sg.-
D u Ata-s
slfo0 llysa ~ q. lot. corner Duckeye ana
J-tsS
-0xrT-r-7-~ r1>rr-
T.pTf.T flS7
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

Who viN give in 500 down and pay the bal
ancc quarterly for that Groom house. ~ foot
lot. wcli. cstern and cellar, Oh " cst0n 4 Low $
additions slsf.
ins the fastest are Weston Lows. Title per
feet
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04

NAlt>LAIlL~ heoakte PEERS, r4trhs. fte.
- iHekiNs ior IeTmaltIf In>iEen- can So
cure fnvm iaTousl tne Commercial lAiiluh
uif lt Association. y Monroe ST. -le
MAN gED-Na.hlne e. DO ai hoG,e srl4
" cIaers 60 Ars. Lln is. loa 1.. cttt. IN
AAANlEE-- latfrs If good address VITA
" good references ana o lftt cash c44
obtain steady tlplaslHrAt lu rit1. sAs4.s >91..
ll calling ou J.. J.. s. ieek, rooms I. aL1 is
Hermitage building, Grand Rapids @ls
\\ANTfD-A good QinluEloom alrl ~ tue
" Michigan House. ~
4 THOROUGHLY competent girls one who
4 is willing 10 care Tor children. uu v Is a.
nag required. = North Division corner PARA
81. -I4
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
TIVE MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY.
II IS HERE g22 FOR FEW DAYS ONLY
THE GREAT EASTERN
Bankrupt Association /!

LOOK AT APPENDED PRICES:
SO Good NlOlins. each almost given away-S0.S0
4 three-dollar ACCORDION f0r........-....... L 80
A Good ACCORDION worth 81 .09i lOr............ a.
A Fine.6uitar worth $40 lor................. %
Best accent Strings violin. banjo or gui-
tar .................-.....-
Silver Reed Harmonicas worth -5cl for. i
u Gross Best steel Carpet Ilc,ls worth
tlfi per hnL.---. -
3Quires Crystal Lake Note Paper worth
olffl lof.-. ~
20 cents worth Best Gilt Edge Paper for 10
so dozen best Adamantine Pins lw0Tthu uQc
per dO7 ........ .. j.
One doz. Best Lead Pencils worth iZcl for
Best Tin SbOons worth aOcl per set........ D
THE CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH.
81 Cana ST.. Wonderly Theatre Block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
TQR RFhY- R00ks.

NEWLY paper,d .Ad painted oNces io ienL
~ cheap. a. y canal 81. 4uire iA CALLER.
l. AhN FOR fENT-No. -0 hals9m.st. :. q.
= Atwatrl. rom g. srnick. ~,
f.DA KENI-lurnisllea of uniUnlsAed rooms
az 10 SOUTH DNlsion ~. -le
E0R RENI-Iwo uAi4fn ,Acd rooms. ~
Lyon-sf rs
TO RENT Furnished rooms. steam heated.
a. The 6ieuhaYcn. 80. ~ South DiNlslel-si..
ciean. light aud Well furnished. Inquire 81
room no. ]. .is
koR nENT-Ouc one. IS Ly0nst. Court
book. pela.as Mason. 80
FOR KENT-A suite ~ unflraislcf rooms.
= l.f North - D.FlsioA-st. near ptst-orficc. -ls
FURNISHED ROOM iar gentleman vc~y O.
siraOie locations steam heat. 81 Aouh
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01
WHEAT in THE NORTHWEST.
Prospect That the Crop Will Be Much
Larger Than Last Year.

Prospect That the Crop Will Be Much
Larger Than Last Year.
The following crop estimate is compiled
by Colonel G. D. Rogers, of Minneapolis.
editor of the Market Record, and one of
the most reliable crop statisticians in the
Northwest:
The maturing grain in the spring wheat sections
has progressed enough toward maturity SO that
it is possible to form something like fair esti-
mate OF the yield. That it will amount to more
than WAS commonly figured few weeks ago
there is not the least doubt. The greatest
trouble is in arriving at approximations Of
acreage that are below average, aud above av-
erage. 1t will be about fair to offset the in
crease in acreage with the amount plowed up
and that not plowed up that will not be cut,
leaving the acreage about the same last year.
II Minnesota gets fifteen bushels, which many
think not too high, the total would be some
Al 100000 bushels, and for both Dakotas eight
bushels may not be too high, or q roundup Of
600, making $4,000, 600 bushels for BOTH
The last crop, while called 60 0O0, 00O the total
was more than 70, 0C0 900 bushels perhaps not be-
low u.s. 600 900 shells of all sorts It is quite gen.
orally conceded that the promise is for some
III 600 bushels more than year ago, which
concession, if correct, would indicate 80 coo 600
to s., 600 600 bushels this year. Cutting is get
ting quite general in the South ard Will be so
in the North next week, although g. great deal
IN the South Is not ripe enough now and much
will not be in the North next week So far very
little shrunken wheat has been discovered, but
some is in stage that might be affected yet.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01
A CINCINNATI TRAGEDY.
A COlOred COachman Murders and Rob
His Employer.


A COlOred COachman Murders and Robs
His Employer.
1t Cincinnati Surgeon General Jones, a
well-kHown citizen, disappeared from his
home and for three days no trace of him
could be found. Finally a bloody trail was
found leading to sewer manhole. and in
it the body of Gen, Jones, murdered by be-
ing beaten on the head, was found. Sew
eral arrests were made. the last being that
of Charles Blythe, the dead mans colored
coachman, who has made a full con-
fession of the crime. He related
the details Of the tragedy with the utmost
unconcern. He says he stole Gen. Jones
watch and pawned it for $40. The watch was
found in Sixth street pawn-shop It is
probable an effort will be made to indict
and convict Blythe as soon as possible.
Public excitement over the horrible crime
is still great, but there is no chance
o. ythe being lynched. as he is securely
CO filmed. He described infinitely the man.
ner in which, he killed the aged Colonel.
After he had, struck him down the MUIR
derer coolly watched his death struggles.
He did not give him another blow to put
him out of his misery. but saw him struggle
and gasp for half an hour until he ex-
PRED