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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-01-25
Warmin q Water for Farm Animals

The question, Does it pay? has been
propounded to several dairymen who
have warmed the drink for their cows in
cold weather, and every one has an
swered, Yes. How could the answer be
otherwise? If the water is not warmed
for the animal. it must warm it itself. In
the stomach the water is brought to a
temperature of nearly one hundred de-
grees. When the animal warns the
water, it uses its food for fuel. If corn.
hay, ETC., were burned by the stockman
to warm the water, then there might be
no gain; but he uses much cheaper fuel.
It is hardly more trouble to put fuel
under tank than to give the animal the
extra food required for the heating of
the food in the stomach. Tank heaters,
are now manufactured, and by using
them the water can be heated easily and
economically. Heating the water pays
for the further reason that cold water
taken into the stomach arrests digestion
and then causes loss of food. whereas
warm water stimulates the digestive
organs to vigorous action. The animal
that drinks water at the freezing point
is chilled and enervated. -14merican
Agraculturist.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

soA- al goo s24sf ys2eg &es ne~z -
g. - - s-rry tA~ l@Sa "a t@<-x ~ As-s,
s-ss So -se t-<sg Lp.2sSrs fer . os@r-
Akz D<A2->os to42kl>eszGyl Yes.
NJ. ks<shsr4ss s4.s - p-sytrsls ~ nsset
wlsn = iltsks k[rL Il ~4s gzistsc ~ . oeser
er.les artist dr. Fe4tAsrlls a. xAoes -
say rs rsxes tAa.s1-~k<-s1s sf 49, 60
Hszs1erss'
a ssssP&sss sstG rated wlta kercs@as
$40 = hssR ~ ze1ss9ss-er . - = 1a-f-oerEsc
isse =. Il mere l-sesy fs22s aaGsx tks
sf1-srS q tns krscss'iS< klnes ~ frsstsrlSx.
Nd ksS~-1y sses u - tzs h41es wSEe -
- discharged "a tbs f2s1soz-
- PASS AsxxE," says B1li Ny-. ~wao 10
espezeeaE solely upon f4cts @Ed dst& j. lest
~ esa Eot uSke = eireGs draw ~ Iast
siEtSy sivtag |. god skcs- Yea n4sG
saA<e lie p4olls fsel Ln4G every hear bsf0ss
SEs ciFc1s So2.-ae-cSs Is oas ~ IL ls4ss
3S0ay'
4As "e@teer bureau nan nss Preoicts
we1tASx tarSe Gays sAs@i DIS Src1letA02s
aeat always pzedic. however. The o1i,
sars Nay 70 predict weather 70 sayaEce i
u ascertain tbs dates ca which SaRday-
school ptcaies are 70 De aeld, Asi saea pro
dict thaEGsF- stsrnls "a these Gays.
A soaAs IN ssndisg 81 order u . florists
for some rowsr-sescs, included ie the Is,
ths ''piax Of pol.teness" AID tie flower "
chivalry' Sho sad size lad frequently
read 1a0at these flowers Ia the newspaper,
but had never seen them growing. The
florist had aooe IN stock and Informed his
customer that they were becoming rarer
every year.
UseIs CLEAxwArKS tno,ed temperance
apostle, on q visit 10 his nephew, looking
out Of tho p4ris.r wiaa0wl - w hat u nne
building that - ACROSS the way Nephew
Yes; yes; but the owncr built IL out OF
the blood, the aches aud grosns OF his fellow
mens out os grief Of crying children and
the voc of wzilng women-" Uncle c.
"Ahl rum seller, of course Yes, Yesi"
Nephew no; he's dentist"
CuanEsr PosTEr-'I have u little thing
here" began the ssllow young man with
the fluent hair. as he cautiously approached
tho great editor, ''that L desire to"
"Young fellow" interrupted the editor, IL
know what you desire TO do. You desire
to inform a suffering public with regard TO
young man who rode grand. big, bay
horse, do you nOtf'' ''Well, l." II thought
81. And be made the remark run for your
lives To the hiIlsr." ''Why. yea he IL
knew it. The title Of your poem is the
'Nameiess Hero OF the Cencmaugh-' have
met it before, mister"
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
FACTS ABOUT RAILWAYS.

PETER CoorER built the first locomotive in
the United States.
A STEEL rail lasts with average wear
about eighteen years.
THE railways of this country employ moro
than million people
The cost of a palace sleeping car 10 about
sl5, ,O00 or 900 il 'vestibuled."
UTnr cost of "a high-class eight-whcel pas
scnger locomotive is about s., 800
THERE are I5o, zoo miles CT railways in tho
United States, about half the mileage of the
world.
TIE highest railroad in the United States
is the Denver g. RIO Grande, Marshall Pass,
10 s52 feet.
TUE highest railroad bridge in the United
States IS tho KinzuA viaduct, on the Erie
road, So5 feet high
TIE longest mileage operated by a single
system ia the Atchison. Topeka 81 Santa Fe
system, about 5000 miles.
THE longest railway bridge span in the
United States is the csntilcver span IN
PoughkeePsie bridge, 5i3 feet
THE longest American railway tunnel is
the HOosac tunnel, on the FitcbbuTg rail
way, which is four ard three-quarters miles
long
IRE une OF railway extending IsrtheSt
east and west is the Canadian Pacific rail
way, running from Quebec 70 the Psciflc
Ocean
The road thst carries the larges. number
Of passengers is the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad, New York, 81, 90 day, or lsl, :
e. 600 yesrly.
TINS chances Of fatal accident in railway
/ travel are one killed in 10.on,0On. Statistics
rsHr 4
dows than Ia railway accidents.
TBx fastest time made by a train was
ninety two miles iE ninety three minutes,
Z one nile being made in forty six seconds,
I 'on the Philadelphia & Reading railroad.
I TaE fastest time made between Jersey
City and san francisco was three DAYS.
seven hours, thsrty nine minutes and six
/ teen seconds. Special thestrlcsl tram,
( June, sc
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
STRANGE AND STRIKING.

TurRE Is a man in Hart County, Ga,
who spells his entire naure with two letters,
Boo Bobo.
STREAM near Tucson, Ark, petrifies
every soft substance put into IT. A biscuit
dropped into the crystal water Is alleged to
have been turned TO stono within q few
minutes
~ 1. hollow in tree cut down near At.
lanta were found eight muskets and two
bayonets. Ii is supposed that they were
placed there by soldiers during the Rebel.
lion.
A CURIOUS freak Of nature has been found
ut " Weathersfeld, VI. Two birch trees, q
short distance apart, ere united few feet
from the ground by cross branch which
seems TO belong 70 both. ss-.
Somr genius has discovered way OF max.
ing old potatoes look new by soaking them
in q preparation that makes the rough out
or skin peel OF, and leaves only the smooth
inner akin like that Of new potato.
WHEN they buried John Lewes, the big
gest man in America, at Elmira recently it
took a dozen Len to carry the colin to the
wagon. Carpenters were obliged 10 cut
out the side of the house to get it out. The
grave WAS forty-two inches wide. Twenty
three is the average width.
A ROMANTIC couple in Indiana were mar
ried on horseback IN the middle of the road,
and then took a gallop into the country in
lieu Of bridal trip. The bride, whs is only
sixteen, suggested the horse feature, and
insisted that both animals be coal black.
There was no opposition TO the union.
PRESTON COUNTY, W. Va, has young
lady who would make 4 fortune for "A DINA
museum manager. She can write just as
well with her left hand as with her right.
She has been known 10 write two letters on
different subjects ct the same time, one
with the left hand and one with the right
hand, and what makes it doubly curious is
that the style of writing Of the two letters
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Treasury ,epartme nt. pf1c. Il the .-erIciaf,
" ArHINGrus. -. a.. june -. 1853 }
Sealed proposals vlii be fsctiYeo "A ihis De
pstmeBi uutliz @ clock p tH " rcilfsii@f. July
H.. isss tor manufacturing and placing ~ tirfi-
tion 10 complete woftiuz order gu tie teuft
House and fosiafHcs bui Idings 10 POM fuiNh,
Arb. ccftaia ar.icles "a standard aoc spec al
iufultufp.
proposals ran be had upon Application 10 this
department.
The richf 70 reject an. anf aN BIDS. anc -
waive dv3eets as reserved Partial bics VII
not he cnnfldsrFd.
Proposals should he addressed % the -ecfe-
tary OF the IffseafE. and inH frof'Ds-
as foi Furniture fcf Pert smith. tfk
f~iaueaJ " WINDOW. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
Open Saturday Evenings.
w. II. KinSSV.
Weston Building.
AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance

AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance
entitled: An ordinance relative to shade
trees on the streets OF Grand Rapids. and 10
provide i0r trimming the same. passed
August 81. 1875. and amended March ~. losS. by
adding 10 such ord iuance.a new section 10 be
known and numbered as section OF said
dinance. and that the section OF said Ordi-
nance now known and numbered 2, .. and ..
shall hereafter stand and be knows and num-
bered as sections ). 4. and OF said ordinance.
respectively.
Section !. The Common Council OF the city
OF Grand Rapids do ordan as follows: That
an ordinance entitled. AN ordinance relative
to Sh ade trees on the streets OF Grand Rapids,
and 10 provide for trimming the same"
passed August 81. lsS5, and amended March 10.
1SSS be amended by adding TO sucn ordinance
a new section 10 be known and numbered
section ol said ordinance. and 10 read as f0i-
lows:
Sec .. The superintendent Of the fire alarm
telegraph of SAID city shall have power To Trim
or remove the top or branches of any trees
standing I'm the streets OF said city whenever
such top or orbranches extend a height of forty
five feet or upwards above the surface of the
street and SO as 10 Interfere With or obStruct
the Stfinging or proper working OF the wires
OF said tire alarm telegraph. SO far as the ex-
geucy OF the case may from time TO time re
quire."
Section . That the sections of said ordi-
nance now known aud numbered as sections
% and r. shall hereafter stand and be
known and numbered IS sections 3. 4, 5 and Q.
respectively.
Passed ind approved by the Common Coun-
ell OF the CITY Of Grand Rapids, in regular ses-
sion held on MonGay evening. June y, lss9.
". A. SHfNKN.S,
City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

II gou hspeas . zee a suaG by chssfrc
bumsle bee Tau viii suov wbea es Yeiis
tAas ~ bss eaazat IL
VS. can fsrsn "a lea q whaf IS callet
s'tSe ircav - f3ts'' wber ~ hesr of lfe-
icnE tsper s-d ag = Tvsse~v grave
r Is coe 81 tae ssnxsiar thnEs IN tbis
word shst = a The fsos pse ne-efs tne beat
hy hss sntscs v1o = saved sad TIE pespse
vac keep asscs saa heaare the1see. .vcs 80
sre drowned
II - suggested test chess and checkers
Sszss q sssssss . ws4Azgssl sss-s Is seas
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

I Wf4B re- gEfct ase srr - fefa feAlf ~
fern ~ hosts. 4 y Robinson. heWaffn.
Nfrh
tHaTEs FH4Te0 HfFHEH@ Raf soaT
i rrIassIs desc ~ : seksan s. ~ Slonroi =,
IFFAI eiz-feayaaf aae fet ttf ~.
~ 49, - 81 ~. rsta ~ ffr snfss wtaeiy
tnesfr e4s rrf7st.ss ftzfrFaffHfs - tHe ~HFfts
- Is taa 80 fsT b fex esFs size 80 Jas.
r.-eeerf ~ frssra vs. trnE rfts ~ pzft~a
t-a .~r - fr~sr 49, EHarEsfee - e~tfte
fzrss ar4fre.a rr Etn1fF ffset8~a+ - > =
esne- ef.as--sr ranrrssge< hss cfHTrs ~ -
frtrf f,r,sss ael 81 r - PEE esn 8 - fesf - -
Ference 81 ~fesr1 20 siieee siAttf tfrfffs -
He erss r-.ef ef.tizt fi'es hrl7s fFf1 81
fa 3 ~ Mrs Aekerf siafeaas1 boa.
GaEsAw
Efaes FTgr hssffre SD car fsvs1t sifftsxs
- - 0ffzTa esr fesass ff~f.
E[ANIfi}- Every consume q -ttse - -
" 3te+ fe krrW fass : M - tT aTt -,A-
1s $40 anertfr ~ rfFf4 rrifyffrr -
srv pzrf ~ re ffV 90 SaEweoe- Itte
p4oas lss5 - E@ss falseh $
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

He that can osly - useill on great osca-
siars u1sv 5ia without sxersfng ~ abilities,
snd stand beipsess spectator % a thousand
vexaffons which fret away hsppi1ess, and
whica nethiaz = required % rez,oye s1s =
Ettls dsrterity Of co8Sacs asa readiness ei
ex1as enfs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

LOB sAIH-For - House aad lot IN
Se1tl E~gE ~ 80 - q t..'seFs if,'-a - tstt
rarS 9lls blocks sssutA ot Fra ave tael =
zgxlx 4a2 Asffh ss& ash J hs haftse hSs
ssx fssEf5s a-ilsi ana sistcIa aa1 t~fss ~4A
aeNs. tvG5c leers. Ii&>ftf a4t ef+l -oaa
aElSa. Bo@~s 3na los soFtn s*S MI sill tOr
sse. ) - aoa a. D@i&Aes M9AthiS % Ststsets
payments. "a y. htNab4.
t.NOR SAIF- Herois > ehaa.s Tor a home. Los
eAif wiiil lasse alley. nHe - "a i4ents
sfsall fruit h3Hsr rooms. fa@lrlA t44ia.
raris p.peFra tNgeG2taut eu Hicf At&dc3
street IA ssuih pars "a eits. anis s.sp
E0R SALE Bran pew modern house. hand
sofar nnlSA. front and back stars CRATE.
4. .s0o " Ii. KINsEl.
kbR SALE 1 have tie agency II SOME very
Hpe hoii~es On tle hiil. PARTIES wish nse ~
90 diSposf II it al : bafgaln. boa iai - call
arc iagoltt- ". H. hlAcEt.
LoR SAIL have few tracts II acre prop
ertS, mostly INSIDE the city which weaid
make a hne Investment ior pisitlnS lHrf%eeS
E0R SALE OR TRADK-A fne - agrf tract
ofh4fdwood timber land within IA iniies Of
~ - '''~ Il. II. KTNsEY.
Ls0R SAtE several nice hou.cS o0 Stocking
ST. car line at very reasonable IrfInS
". IA. htASkl.
L'oR SALR Vacant and improved property
on South Division - " II. klASkl.
E0R SALK 5000 put into the lot and coo
= into nice plat will rent Tor so per nionth.
Investigate ". III. klNhE1.
pEiCk BLOCK on kentsi., opposite Court
ID House. for sale W. II. klNsEY.
ITOR SALE-See here. that fine eorner Of
Maiison-aye. and Thomas s.. only s. 100,
l30Xis,. ". III. htkSEl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Il bear Mss Bronx maize a conquest tbs
afternoon" remarked Gies. 1T seems
voan 2 lie Garry fell on his knees before
her, ~Ha. hsF' laughed Merritt That =
a rood ioxe. The poor fellow met her n
the street leasinz her pet deg and hs feli
ever the chsia.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

THE Philadelphia T'mes suggests that
Sullivan portrait be put on the new
postage stamps. That seems to be the
only way any one can lex the fistic
champlon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

ASSISTANT PosTMAsrER-G EsERAL
CIARKsoS has returned from his trip re-
freshed and ready to giverenewed vigor
70 The bOuncer, but he has really settled
down 10 business.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

The Chicago JoHrnGI g right when it
says there IS no civil-service reform in
keeping IN Office Democrats appointed
IN violation of the principles OF civil
service reform.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

n thedFe,Gou Of tbc nearest drug store
IS Bof too fast for any person to make
Wao e trouuiei with Coustipat on. dys-
pepS'a. lfr,r complaint, or sex head
ache. ana 81 therefore. in uee8 of Ir.
Plefce Pleasant Pellets. Gentle and
effective. Ouo dose
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Arectatiou naturally counteTfeits tbose
exec llencics which are placed at the great
est distance from possibility of attainment
ard ia 70 be always distinguished from hy-
pocrisy. ss being The art of counterfeitis
thase qualities which we might, with ino0-
cence aud safety, be known 70 want
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
TOE sALE- -sISolLL1kE0us

kDh SAif-A two horse roRrf cite Siient
tas taslite. vii Afil li ~ a baTEain fer
further Particulars call ~ addfesa .silef kHtl
A Co. iic aud iss jefferson ave. Detroit isitf
LOE Saf.f-A Furniture stock; centrally lo-
Gated splendid Business = IFSfsrises bar
Gain - the rixhf rarfy. Aearess .Jsuf.s. asx
8. care TELEGRAM Herald af.tf
LNk SALH-An eutnt for a steam iauRdry.
very cheap, ia iact FOR bail the es'illsi cost.
Also a horse power steam CnRin~ and de
livery wagon Eaquire at the L4Eie steam
Dye House. No. = Canal ST.. Of q. A. Ber~ "a.
al
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

FiiE Chicago gamblers are said to
have pa,d $4,000 Tor the privilege of
dong business Chicago people think
"business Is business"
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Can you afford 10 let those lots De sold Al
the prices and the rate they are without seeur-
iag oueY Especially II we will furnish you "A
lut aHd lumber 10 build. and give YOU time for
both Remember We furnish an abstract
showing clear Title IL every purchaser
". IL. kINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

ME- SrEKErEE's appointment TO the
Office of collector of internal revenue
Is an excellent one, both in a political
and business sense. IL IS especially
gratifying 20 a large class of voters,
and acceptable % all, while il is an as
sursnce that the Office Will be conducted
on thorough-gosng business principles.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

USLEss Richard X. Fox, the proprie-
tor OF the Police G,i-etts and the backer
of Kilrain, hedged by secretly betting
on 5 ullivan, his pockets are consider
ably lighter now than before the fight.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

A sztTEE day than yesterday for a
trip 20 Reeds Lake could not have
been made
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals viii BE- received by the un-
dersigned At the Filth National Bank. Grand
Rapids Mich. until Monday. July Y. iess. at
l. q clock IA FOR the building Of the super
structure of the Michigan Masonic Home. near
grand Rapids Mich. IL Is expected that
parties undertaking To contract viii furnish
al materials necessary. Plans ana speehra-
fions can be- seen 3t Architect nSgnpd oiilce.
The right 10 re iect any and al bids Is hereby
reserved MN. DUNfAM. President
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

I have s4.C0 Ia loan in sums 10 suit on good
,lty real estate security.
w. ii. kINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Any ssbserib~r 10 fhE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~ho fails ~ receive the paper
regularly. ~hs May h@s rs~-oa -
complain az late delivery, - iii sossisr -
spes al fssoF by ilsf0rniss this once OF
the s4et At oses. sssd postal card sr cal
aP teieph0ae all
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest or All Michigan DaIliss Elk
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

TRS popular belief that Allen Thorn
dlks Rice Was the author Of the Ar
thur Redmond papers IN the Nerth
AsaaScsn Rriee. ard IN which the Ciese-
land administration, and particularly
Secretary Bayart. was keeuly aud
BnerciiesSly criticised. has been dispeiled
BY the New York Commercial Adrer.'ssr. /.
That journal announces on what II de-
clares to he 'Unimpcachablc authority
tilst the papers were written by Julian
Hawthorne and "Gsil Hamilton.
They undoubtedly we're worthy Of
either OF these K ksen writer's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Uastss Press Rsperts. Prompt ana sssss
Dsi3ssry. AT the locat Ness. saa the
cissasst and aost Pt4iaif Prialsa Fssss
Peass.hsa ia Grand Rzplds-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

ANTONIO AsrE. a new York boOt-black,
was married IN great style a few days
ago. Antonio, besides owning several
of the most valuable standsiu that city, 4,
Is the proprietor OF several tenement
houses. all purchased by money
earned in blacking shoes. Sometimes
It doesn't matter what mans business
Is ~ laach "a how well ne attends to it.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

A Sullivan and kllrain retire the
cronin case again comes forward.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
RIAL EsrATE oousrkY.

hAok SALE Lot No. -. ottawa beach; thls
lot - "nt II thc nrst selection. a is 10
Gated onis siipFt distance from Tie lsoIsi aud
has hne view of L..ic Michigan. Address
JSs. IA. tisssAins % ~. Is. LoselAnd. .srAnd
Rapids. Mlcn. l..saa
4 CHEAT BARsAlN-.4a acre farm lfaIar
\ house. good c-~harc loo acres imprssca
miles tfoln BALDWIN Ter sale cheap. kuqairu
iasssafl. N oleStk A tianson s. al
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
SITUATIONS wiETED-FEwALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED / have q frs, class
~ hotel cook; best references, and several
good girls that want places at once. VI. J..
Dickinson. Intelligence once, Is Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

S1hu BUYS Office business. frsi-claSsi 80
F'cV buys best little fuanpi scfuring busi-
hess IN the ciiy sifu .aieon husinvsS good
location. Ne have t.ie largest i1st al Dusl nr.s
chances ia The Stale. DAVIS JOSH. l. Mon
Fsfs-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
SITUATIONS WAYTPD-wiLE,


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young man. position
W as assistant book Keeper or CLERK writes
good hand and can furnish the best OF refer
ence. Address H., b0A :. this Office. -
WANTED D-SiTJATION-An engineer with
w experience on locomotive. wants po 81
tion on road. or TO run stationary enginc. best
OF references. Address Box l57. Holland.
Mich Is
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

JUDGE DANIELS, of Buffalo, doesn't
Ike the noise made by factory Whistles,
and SO he has issued the following
order. "The sheriff VIII notify the
proprietors OF the several factories
that unless this whistllng IS stopped
they Will be called before the court for
contempt" II the Whistles are a
nuisance the Judge Is at liberty 10 IN
sgtute proceedings for their abate-
ment. bat it IS very doubtful whether
he can abats the nuisance IN such a
Way.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
<.nEsT roE noEsfs.

81 d tstft t+Af ~ tr'fs
Xf<KH All horses fakea 1P in Box rfzHs
tAAf SfhreHEh fhe hetf - the cav. and are
ia 20 ACkb< 90 GfHiD FArit ~ NOR l'fh-'s
aEd nights aa8 80 same Fflrf Uef week { sAt -
ctlafssd far - Stare e. one near TIE cry = htt
Pes sre eerrf- some ferses - n9f Efer 81 IS
coed grd@r IN c3fsH feed Ehro ~ ~ofk VIII
some rest frern tifs. -
f~osire ~ Ants Esfeerni 30 fe g offre. a
N.rfh isfeisIe.n sf ~ telephone mg Tesid eiffe.
a-t whore 5 keep rfefi ef1e asst iake hofsas
-. .,.s..s .r,,.zsfs tfarsss Wlatafed
% si'ois A"''s1' N y CHURCH
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
Resort Property.

Now is the time TO buy one OF those lots OF
the Benham annex on Mackinac Island.
have few at $50 apiece.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
HELP WANTED PEHALg.


tkANTED-h 3 middle aged Germaa woman -
houseAeeper on farm. Apply ~ 50
Jurner-st.
WAATLD-A siripper-girl. Address h. bos
4, this oinee. 10
Work; good wages paid. loo North Pros
pect IT 40
kNANTsA-At once, two dlning-room giTls A.
the Clarendon Hotel 10
WANTED-A Girl TO do housework Inqmlfe
w n 2i5 South tn!onst. IA the forenoon
Iso
WANTED -stlesnen in every parg OF ihe
W United States; Il per cent. commission
paid on sales IL I b retail aud 10 per cent. 90
the jcbbels- SOME Of our men are making So
per day. The NJ. X. Boriree CO. ftf
tVANfED-A girl to do general housewo ork ,
w must be competent Inquire al No. iSi
Lagraye-St.. between the hours OF and 10 a.
m Friday. 10
SALESIADiES. clerks. cashiers. copsisis.
- sten0eTaphcTs. book KEEPERS seeking posi-
tions IA OF out OF the city are invted 10 ciii af
our oificr. Commercial Employment Associa-
tion. y Monr0e-si. ls3
WANTED-A good restaurant order cook
W woman; references, also nfsi class ialiii-
dress; wages $50 a month. i've walters a ytts-
etaDle cook. chambermaid and ten giris Tor
houS-work- Call or address ". l.. Dickinson.
- Monroe ST. Intelligence ofiice. ~,
Immediately competent girl
w TO do general houseWork- lU9 OitsNa-Si
lsi
XVANTED-A lady In each city. town aud
w township TO procure subscribers for the
iome Magazine. conducted by MTs. JohH A.
Logan. Special Inducements offered. Refer
cnces required. Address The Er0diI Publish
ins Company. Washington. -. G.
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FOR REBT- Rooms.

EOR KENT-4 rooms convenient for hOuSe-
l. keeping. at li2 Barclay st. i.e
EOR RENI-Suite OF rooms. and one of 3
rooms; wafer. gas aud good cellar, within
five minutes walk OF Sweets Hotel. Inquire of
Il. W. Barnard. - Allen ST., corner Nj. Yer
non-st. I1sif
EOR hEN1-Rooms. singiy aad en suite. fur
A nished or unfurnisbed. AZ Park Place
Mrs. A. l.. Smith.
k'0k RENI-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave. and Cana 81. with
gas. newly furnished and reltted Everything
strictly FIRST class. Entrance Crescent ave. /.
also. 50 Canal ST. tnquire at Room "a sely
A NICELY furnished front room 10 rent
IA Enquire AT Room L. rs Pearl st -
E0R RENT Furnished rooms. steam hcstes .
and furnished rooms for light houSekccp-
Ing. Apply al Room lGS, New iIouseman block
Elevator from n IA 10 II y in. bec. l5ff
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@rd s8riifF HiHe.
I'rs.ss-tt fyfs. = PER- rs Jadre of Probate.
In ths matter Of fhe f.f ~ ~ Eihfs rcfiFe-
80 ~ fhis enlft ffrtttfffn. d. 4fiBg that tie
aafrfnisffefioH - E..f estate MAS Dt granted
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xsid fsfIf40T
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY,

GRAND RAPIDS. SATURDAY. July 70.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

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WANTED B0ARDEEs

WANTED Room and boards also tshi-
W beafder. al ~ Louis 81 ls
kOAkn anu rooBIs at reasonable rates. In
~ qnIre 81 l.a Nnnslm 81 lts