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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-04-17

the Pavilion last Wednesday afternoon and
conducted himself in such manner during
his sojourn as to leave sweetly fragrant
memories behind him when he departed
for his den in Porkopolis. He was slightly
boozy on his arrival, and as the evening
wore on became more and more cheerful.
He made himself Extensively numerous
about the billiard room and Office and
finally strolled into the dining-hall, where
the ladies' ball was going on. His presence
there soon became obnoxious and he was
prevailed upon to take himself away. He
hung around outside the door, however,
and about half-past twelve as one Of the
ladies was passing out with her escort, he
followed after them, addressing several in
suting remarks to the lady The gentle.
man pushed him aside, but he was too
drunk to know enough to keep still, and
pursued the couple to the door, giving vent
to torrent of bad English. He applied to
the gentleman an assortment of vile cpl
thets and ended his discourse by striking
him in the face. The next morning the
pugnacious drummer was arrested and
brought before Justice Smile to answer to
the charge of being drunk and disorderly.
In spite of his pious protestations he was
adjudged guilty and compelled to pay a
fine and costs amounting to Sl6.35. III. W.
Kemp appeared for the defendant and j. H.
Lucia for the state. After his conviction
he made gentle remonstrance against dis
closing on the parties who furnished him
with the ammunition, but the order of the
justice to make out a warrant for COM
mtment brought him to time. He con-
cocted a fishy story about friend at West
Randolph who treated him to beer and also
admitted that he had drink of Rock and
Rye dat haf bring nit me Won Chicago"
The disclosure was accepted and Sgmund
was permitted to retire and take an account
of stock. He should be devoutly thankful
that he escaped as easily as he did. 1t is a
great pity that no one was present, at the
time of his disgraceful exhibition at the
Pavilion, with nerve and muscle enough to
take hand at the sport and wax the floor
with the drunken rowdy. Such black
guards need little stronger medicine than
simple fine and costs.
SEMINARY HILL.
REV. G. f. SMITH OF Enosburgh conducted
chanel exercises and addressed the students
one morning last week. - Miss Lois
Hillery commences school in East Mont
peier this week. 60 Professor Bishop
and several of the students will attend the
conference at Morrisville this week. -
Scpio's fire brigade was called out last
week and did excellent service in extin.
gushing a blaze on the third floor. -
The temperance lyceum met Saturday
evening A very interesting programme
was presented. 1t was voted to withdraw
from the state organization, and COM
mittee of five was chosen to revise the con.
stitution and bylaws.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

MAJ Geo. Fl Benyon- MAI Chas W. Human
Lieut. " "a. H1ssey- = Master ; = Newton
saTso0G Otis H. Marion lleaL- > ). BuInstead
The sixteen members OF the Massachu
setts Volunteer Militia Ride team who
sailed recently for Europe constitute the
beat team ever gotten together. Their
records show that when it comes To sharp
shooting their place is at the top Of the
heap.
On July 2. 3, 4. 3 and team matches
will occur. and from July 10 20, inciu-
siye, individual shooting viii take place.
In ali their contests they will shoot under
the state OF Massachusetts, and national
colors. Holding, as this team does, the
military and naval championship of
America and the interstate champion
ship. it justly claims to represent the
United States
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

Treasury Department. June 10. 1ss1-
Sealed proposals viii be received at this de
partmrnt until O'Clock D. IN. Monday. July /.
/ So for manufacturing. delivering and placing
in position in &. = buildings east oi the Rocky
from time 10 time aS required, Ger
tain articles of furniture drawings and spe-
cifcafions and blank form Of proposal can De
obtained upon application 10 this Office. The
Department reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and 10 waive defects. Proposals
should be addressed TO the Secretary of the
Treasury and indorsed. Proposals for far
nittlre buildings east of the Rocky Mountains" "
". WINDOW. Secretary.
Washington. u. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
Sealed Proposals.

oHee Eea.a nI Public IS erks
GHsfu FsfGur Mirh.. Juy 3 1851
sealed proposals rff hs received af the
cnice If fbc Eeafd uHfI saturday Iuiv e. Issf
20 Il B. fn f9r tnF construction ui q ever
In the alley in bisck "a. fffKfef fraction. a.
cordlug - TOE plans and sureI hrafieus nf fie
~ the Office ~ fhf Board. = De- Board reserve
fHe right g. lfci aEV oT al bids
Bach bidder sba8i deposit fh his proposal
the eam of tiofF 80 De- forfeited - fhf rlfy
90 Grand Rapids In csse DO shni iaii fn enter
fnfe contract ln arcerdanee afth his proposal
should his said proposal Dt accepted bY tho
Board ~ Puh1ie ~ rrfs
All prepnrair ntHef be wfnre upon bauts
that wiz b. Furnished upon appi. .caft0u a. fie
oF4ce 81 the Board
aa fitl q. HNItff~. President
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
Sealed Proposals.
once Board q PaoIic Works.

GRASP RsrIl- Mlcn. July ]. fssl.
Sealed proposals Wiu be received ~ the
oflice Of the board until saturday. JulN ., l.-s,
al 4..H D. NJ, for the Improvement 81 AR
hanks Il from South Lafayette ~. O. a point
2l3 feet west "f Clinton St. accordlhE - Tie
plans and specifications on tlc ai tie "iics 81
the board The board reserve the right L. So
isct auy or All bids.
Each bidser shall deposit with his proposal
th,. sum of 400 10 ie forfeited e. The tlig ~
Grand RAPIDS lu case be shs iai g. enter la
TO contract iu accordance with nis proposal
should MS said proposal DE accepted by the
Board of i'ublic ~ orb =.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that " WiIl br furnished upon application Al tiie
Office of The Board.
- Clio. g. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
Sealed Proposals,
ono Doard u pubIIc Wofks.

once Board 81 HubIf ~ ofhst
GEtxB Rsp4Ds. Mich. fuiy :. lbst. !
Scaled proposals Will Dee received ~ the
Office of the Board uutl Saturday. suly O..
lssa al = a. Ia. lor the Improvement ~ tflfb
ave frotn Madison. ave. 90 Easf-st acfuTo-
ing 90 the pfaHs and specifications ou hir ~
fhf Office oi thc Board. The Board reserve tie
right Co F..i.ef ans or all bids.
Zach bidder snaH deposit With his proposal
fhc sum - .l's G| t0 be forfeited 90 fhe lifs -
Grand Rapids iH ease hr shall faii to enter
into contract ln accordance VIth hls proposal.
should bis said proposal be aCeepted by the
Board of Pubic ofbs-
AH proposals nlst be made upou blanks that
viii De- furnished upon application at the
Office of the Board
n nEnNaE q IEIase. presIdent
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

ltqNE EaRLf An4 secarr eae a Eaosf sers
I acals s4-s tsEs - Hcsarlcks as. Nr>s>ss
S1rert. I411 He-9 ht *tJ 4ftsr 49, N-t II
AS ass. Q1S slN q 49, ~HA~h @s.>-et
eesa --5 . lsef ls44t1. kAt3x = - 1e~ts
AS t4sls pFQp<fty 49, - sSale "a ifttx spea.
4ea aass sss teecr es9Sk.
xtk save alss pl2ess - Aaa ArbSr y trade
III pEeFsxts heTs- 4Ad 4sAeF t3ecA-
- la., 10 $ zAs-isoNf PAa EENT aaa
lV' hse ~ sl2eAy tx21l8snt nsgses -
stars @h4 0scl stsfVs " n psASrsac1tSs Ntsfr
y9lF eeildfea t1ss 40 p-aee u p.ss sAeeps e
Fas streets. bst cal 2ad toak 81 tne 14sas zila
S'etlc1 11iaus - ieszf GtNe Cett4<es that ~ are
bsi.1lA. - faGrtA 81 Fer S<lS - S4Ss IsaS
2rats. AS lsSsr el9ck.
MALE HELP WANTED = Oae arss-eiass
n Book kcege1. experisaeea giav Ffvss 49,.
- fAe Pleee. 5 lara kea4s. soss4 9 sNssii.s
asleE- isss.SElhe a0sa s4rseEs. ~ tsssA .-<stts
sa salary QF<Aa s~rAts. HieA - 50
F4ts gtel asileies. b-s lauAey i~S >AsfS.ets.
aaa fe~sr block.
WANTED AfoNCE-1 eolaNa Tor day ~sfk
la0acfs glIis. : saitstir pei seias 10 tAa.s
S4&TEe 81 t..ar4iux house. e,eAs t%31t-
oagAls cempeteat sreona slfis, : sifss 70 ae
room z.fls. ~ - sl5 per Mouth, aha al koq1
..rissr.i >rfFaats H. csil aus an4 have Hrst-
class position. AID teNrr oi9ek.
RU1 A Lot en Ras niond Park. s-sn 80
II aud $50 for l0i. These bots are hlcts 10
Gated ana Nil s9on eeUole IA value Terms
t. salt parchascf- : aiie Tower BLOCK.
k{ANTED-A situation a. lar eaetlss or sts.
w flonAEy engineer ~ cable srlPnlaA. Can
furnish the best " references aEd : iOser
block.
ALL klNDs or FAEM AND GARDEN
\ lands aud personal property aud busincss
chahges Tor sale or trade, 5 AID Tower block.
IL yea wauI a goOa bargain lb any Kind "
property or good situation, cal. az the old
reliable Gfaud nion Employment Bureau aad
Heal Estate Exchange. aud Tower bioSk
I'oSG 4 co. have very large lit OF prop
Il rfIy-subuFbaB. plated aud gnpiNtted
Also nne residences at great bargains which
Ne would liks. 10 show YOU. Cali early in tue
das a. cur Time is nearly all taken up BY ell
sagements anead. aud Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

OIc Iuluftu Aii4 VIII tttu Ntsiln Az
to.iay nfty-slx gentlemen signed the
Immortal! .dOcmnent which brought
thls nation INTO existence. Their deci-
son MAS right, though they didn't give
the best imaginable reasons Tor II. Bat
modern politicians know how difficult
and vet how necessary II - 10 construct
platforms 50 as 60 fire the hearts OF
the people without turning any OF the
BIZ guns the wrong way and killing
some OF .tne torres IN their own camp.
And N colonial forces were not what
the national forces are Today. In fact
''thesc united colonies" were not much
more important, except IN promise,
than the south African colonies OF
Great Britain today, and the idea
of a conflict between few poor
eOlonlsts IA a sparsely settled
country about evenly divided among
themselves a. 90 the pTOprlcty
of the conflict, and the power that ruled
waves, seemed probably more prepOs-
ferrous than We can now imagine.
There was never man who proposed
10 have things according TO ms own
sweet Will with more magnificent
Obstinacy. nor with more conscience
satisfying sense of the virtue OF such a
course than George III. And good
society" stood by the crown then. as It
does still whenever there IL a crown
anywhere around to stand by, 50 that
It was almost as disreputable To be a
patriot IN New York city then as 1t IS To
be Tammany Hall man now.
But IN spite of all the obstacles, the
patriots declared their independence.
This act Of theirs Is generally surveyed
from political standpoint as hav-
ing been the foundation of the
Nation. This was the essence of the
act. bat Il had wider and deeper
effect than the creation Of the fabric
of . political state. IL was declara-
ton Of independence IN conscience, IN
intellect, IN religion, IN mOrals-au
affirmation OF the manhood of the race
and of the competency of each indI-
vidual In the free and independent
state a. work out such q destiny a. he
desired. one hundred years ago people
were very much given 10 worship OF
the past, and % the opinion that they
We're creatures Of circumstance, and
were what they were simply because
they could be- nothing else. We DO not
always give due credit 10 the effect OF
the great religious revival which swept
this country prior to the declaration
Of independence. Religion had
much to do With preparing
the American people for the manfuI
assertion IF their malcnable rights
The same kind Of religious mdepcu
deuce and more generous regard foi
the opinions Of others exists today.
We are today free men, free in life
IN emotion, IN thought. and We are
free because the fathers dared face g
frowniug world. trusted in God ano
kept their powder dry. The memory
of these fathers We celebrate today
May thoir shadow never grow less.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

The other afternoon, after a school in
nsoolv county had been dismissed, two
of the little BOYS had a row over a knife
that each wanted 70 make a y hIstle with.
After a consiserahie race the hoy With
the knife eseape,i The disappointed
boy met a stranger IN the road and SC
costed him thus Say. mister. yer NJ 3
seen nary boy down the road there with
nv knife. and h1oks Ike his name l. Boo.
s verr'--Savannah Ness
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
hGENTs WANTED.

AGENTS should write for illustrated circular.
a terms and Two weeks free trial OF missouri
asher. Washes diriieSt clothes clean by hot
steam without rubbing; easily sold profitable
j. Worth. ~ Louis. Mo. -
An ENTRAORDINARN OFFER 10 all want
4 ngemploymemt-Ne want live. energetic
agents I'm every county in the United states
and Canada u sell a patent article ot great
merit. on its merits. An article. having "a
large sale. paying over l1 per cent pTuiit.
having no competition. aud on which the
agent is protected ia the exclusive sale 10y a
deed given for each and every county he niay
secure from US. With all these advantages io
cur agents. and the fact that 10 D. an article thar
can be- sold 10 every house owner. u might
not be necessary 10 make IAN extraordinary
offer go secure good agents At once. bat We
have concluded % make u 10 show not only
our confidence in the merits 81 our Invention.
but in 10, STABILITY 10y any agent that VIII han
die III with energy. our agents now af work
are max ing from sls0 90 $50 u month clear, aud
this tact makes if safe - as fe make our offer
90 an hp are ont Of employment. Aug agent
that viii give our business "A thirty days trial
and tall 10 ciear AZ least 500 iu this iiinet
above al expenses. can return ali goods unsoid
g. us ard we viii refund the money paid ior
them 30 such employer of agents ever dared
60 make such offers urg would We II We did
not know that We have lgenfs uoW making
more than double this amount Our large DE-
ecriptiyc circulars plain our offer fuIIF an1
these We wish 90 SEND o. every onf err pi en-
ployment who viii send us three l-cfui SIAM -
Tor postage. send 40 once ana secure tff
agency in fime for the boom. and 90 90 work
on the terms named fn euf fnfraerai nars
ofer Address ~ once. National Novelty
COMPANY "a -mth6eld So, P.itshwe ~. -
NNANTED-A few good energetic agents.
W lafirs preferred. g. eeil "klfchies 3d.
FeTsal silver Polish ~ is NOS SILVER
soap paste" or powder hut = chemically y
pure liquid silver polish. To is faferife w. ia
people who have silver ware ard a good seller
For terms and particulars address g.. q
Rifchie. feReier and manufacturer Aops as
station Mich 1857
e. 70 So month can D. Wsde working
'fr for us Agents preferred Nh0 rau fur
rfsh ? horse and give thffr wh5.e firHe - the
basln ness spare moments may be- pretfah'g y
eu4niaEef also. a few Vacaucias i1 towns ard
cities h. D johnson 4 t1.. lfue MsIn-sf..
Irsfnsss experience. Never mlRd a58at send
sax sfamp far reply. =. ,. !. II 60.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
HEklSH S WEALTH.

DIR. f. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
q guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dizziness.
Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia. Head
ache Nerv Gus PrOstratiOn caused by the use
of alcohol or tobacco WaketulneSs. Mental
Depression. Softening of the Brain resulting
in Insanity and leading 10 misery. decay and
death Premature Old Age. BarrenileSS. Loss - (
Pow er in either sex Involuntary Losses and
Spermatorrhoea caused by over eNcrtiOn Of
the brain. selfabuSe or over erindulgence. Each
box contains one months treatment Il a box.
ceipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIN BOXES
To cure any case. With each orderreceiyed by
Us for six boxs accompanied with s.. We will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to
refund the money, If the treatment does not
efect 4 cure. Guarantees issued only 10y
W. II. Tbbs, Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
$500 Reward.

We will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache.
Indigestion. Constipation or C0StiveueSS We
cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills.
when the directions are strictly complied
with They are purely Vegetable, and never
fail 20 give satisfaction. sugar coated. Large
boxes. containing - Pills. - cents. For sale
hy AN Druggists. Beware of counteTfcitS and
limitations. Inc genuine manufactured only
10y JOHN &. VEST 4 CO.. The PIN Makers.
80 West Madisou-st Chicago. Free trial
packages sent by mail. prepaid ON receipt Of
-cent stamp. Sold BY N ". Tibbs. 10 Mon
roe ST.. Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

THE laying Of the corner stone Of a
new court house IS a very fitting cerc-
monv for the Fourth of July. It was
Justice which the colonIsts demanded
IN rs, and it i scat Of justice which
VII he formally begun today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

WHtr a glorious day for the nervous
q Fourth of Jnlv would D. Without
fre-erscsers and what an nsip.d
tmug sueh Fourth would ~ 90 the
sna hov
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

3sss~.e s~sl ss-5ss = , a-GsEse-
Lzxssea Nk4l-= -lss.k2. ; k4aeFed
Lf18s11 RsFk -Sssflzs5.75 , 4saarra-
btsssss : asa ts.a-as : sessla4-
Lfssszzs Ks@lixs~lss --zs $ sssaAS-
nldss-
Gerea 4ss.s = , pegAa.
r4rf cerra -sA<e : ps4A4.
f4E g.Eee -'ss.i5@e = ps4na.
~ ps4ad.
llessns-1Jst-se AElue4.
ALT eFs4~ssz5s - ? gs41a-
A@4lea-se,ze ' Re4-1-
Grala, FtSsr aad Fssd-
Nseaf--'a hlte. s4e red. 40 oaShel-
tefa-.ls -4sAel
N.ts--le e@st~l-
fls4F-Il.y Waite. sz2s Srrz5Zht. s-1oi
fsteat, s--s3 , s4s4Eea
tora Aeal-sl4as ? t0a-
bEaa~-si-.se = t0B-
A--ella-s-sls-se 3 Esa-
F.raa~rs' Prodass.
Pstzfoes-9ss 81 , basheL
Le.saee--lec ps4zd ior bet s0'sse; soc :
Ez-s- " a ~ = dozen.
Butter Lesi-c Poend.
DRIED Fruits.
Apples-E.agoF@isd 5ssoe 5 Peaad.
iheTTtes-l5c DClGo-
fr.ehes-lSs l-5se : pound
Wool.
Ashea-249soe ? pound.
Jobb~rs' Prices
beans si5assl.75 z oushel.
ButteF-llfs - 2 pound.
Eggs-i isti i4e q dozen.
Hoh~y--leeaE , pound.
F0l-t0es--.ssiOc Z tushel-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04


1 y tit III tsAs = kasN ,t >ka NHsi1 tkr -
knon tAAt 4 fsaxe Ae4Ss 4s4a s,a lssl sale
lst ~ s&tlsA ten hstNAtts = >kA "a cN0st ,
hofes 4 - ffaxin
TUX kf.rE AAt NLfARkSa 4.Uic - tAe
HSfArt are o4f isisl>t,sD 81 Asa tikatA
Naft Fiats hotssS2 Htllt - ~ ial s&it al -
fallr Ata Pa tar4stS czAs tAA ftssiefF adka4te
ta praSr& Lefkct a kaf1s.ii Ne~ hoes7usaA
h~tiaIEA.
lNiE NA4E-l'4faef iefs srF> desirable fec4
tlans sct theEs aad yea All hok l,as =
4 30Sg. s. SoatoV- l&
IHak SAl.E-s&e a. So haiiaias lets oa
street cAF itne; southeast nAt hsiiA4asS
"a al siless has al eaSe eee ssst naSlrk.
Davis i Josl. x AontNs IL
N wa ase lsaklps ioF la~ pracra lots yau
Il SHOULD nof tai o. sst shU lsls on SleN 4
fArlshs addition 81 sisv, me bioyks fftsia
street Hua stesfa Gala NhiNy AatVf Old
N6g4eaai bAAk.
l.Nlk sAlk-s'eSi ssss w4i sell fsa SesVl Il
Il taken ~ azace EOx noaeEA seals sn Jei
fefs0E ave- sec titis- b4tts Jess. y NeAfox.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
HELP WANTED FEMALE.


ll'ANIEp-A competent girl io do general
w housework. Apply al once al rs South
Tniou-H 10
\NANTED-3 cooks. Wages from So 10 $50; Is
w general girls; laundry girls, lazy TO
WoTk lf shirt factory second girls, dlAing-
room girls chamber maids, 1 Kitchen girls
Rooms 81 and b Weston building. lso
WANTkD-A competent girl Tor 0eeneral
W housew0rk ln "A family of THREE. Inquire
al So Nayerley Place. Mrs Mary Nj. Earle ls5
WAAIED-lmmediate a good reliable
w woman OF girl Tor nurse girl. also good
kitchen girl Mrs. Vim. Harrison. West Bridge
81. hill. ls5
| ADIES-We ma places in stores aud Offices,
- do you want poSitiong We can place
you: Commercial Employment Association
- Monroe II. l,s
IANTED-A good house keeper. good home
w and good wages. Inquire l09 Bostwick -.
ls5
WANTED-Tw sewing girls at once; good
w wages and STEADY employment. % south
Dlyislon-st. lSo
XNANTED-A lady in each city. town and
w township 10 procure subscribers for The
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. john A.
Logan Special Inducements offered. kcfcT-
ences required Address The BrOd!N Publish
ing Company. Washington. u. G.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

THE Massachusetts Rifle team showed
the London Rife Brigade yesterday
that the Yankees maintain the same
superiority n the use Of fire arms rs
they did m 1876. It was very fttng
prelude to the glorious Fourth.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
~ EEPkTE -oouNfgY.

kNoh aAAk-Lel NJ e. ett@N4 beaeh' tisis
Il l,fl i oAe of tbs tFsi seirclaon Il = i"
Gated only sharf distance trVM thr hrlta As2
has a 1ne sir'N uf i.ake Mlchisaa. Address
l4s IA Aasksas "a u. Il. LSAelAaa. ssfand
RAPIDS Mich. iA-san
A GREAT BARGAIN 24e acre farsns ffAlne
II hcnSs, Geoa or~lsrd Ia acres improved
: miles troH BALDWIN Tor sale cheap. Lhqaife
Iasss&It. n olOeli a uans0R- - si
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

Lieut. Robert 2. EleS
FR Bull " " Fs-row
First Lieut.. s. p. Newton, First cavalry
(quartermaster).
First Lieut.. s. s. Bumstead. Second
infantry.
First Lieut.. r. 3. Edes. Fifth infantry.
First Lieut.. w. O.. Hussey, Eighth IN
fantry.
Sergt. Maj. ". n. Merrill, Second
brigade.
Sergt. ". C. Johnston. IT., Second
brigade
Sergt VI. ". Bull. Second infantry.
Sergt. George DOYLE. Fifth infantry
Corp. " D. Huddleson. First infantry
Private F. r Bull. Second infantry.
Private l. T. Fsrnsvorth. Second in
fantry.
Private ". NJ Farrow, Second in
fantrY.
II theSc men should wear ali the chans-
pionship medals which they have won
they would BE- nearly invisible for they
own among them he large number If
I'D
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
DR.. LeDuc's Periodical Pills,

FT0m Pans. FTanc0. 81 0nIV upon tNo gon0r-
afive ORGANS iu females and positively cure
suppression II the meuses from whatever
cause. and all periodical troubles peculiar o.
women 4 safe reliable remedy. sure 10 pro
mote menstruation Should not be- used dur
Ing pregnancy. Tie large proportion Of Ills %
which ladies' are liable is the direct result 0f a
Sordered or Irregular WeDsfruailon. Any
druggist 81 AN. PuI CoHPANY. Pros. spencer.
Tcws 81. r Ham. - tanalst., Grand Rap
ids Mich supply Agent.
ROBERT STEVENS co. Wholesale gents.
Chicago. m
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04

THE Declaration of Iudepeudcnce is
Il3 wears oid today, about A. oid ~ the
"oltest Masou.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
T0k sALg aIscEIIANIoUS.

LNuh SAlE-At bargain a nnc rcsidsaer II
Tea Teoias. Apply 81 - ftfsia IS.
ta0k SAlh-A IWo horse power Otfo clirat
0as EuEiuc n iH Stu ia ~ = AIEain Tor
further particulars cali 81 address n alter huhl
a 10. it0 aud l4e Jcnci son ave, srtfuai- laiN
LoK sALE-A Furniture steck centrsiiH le-
4 called. SpicHdla uGsiucaS, = hrst-riass haF
gain to the right party Address JonOS. boN
S. care Telegram Herald. 3flu
LNk SAiE-AH eutni iar a steam laundry
very cheap IA facl ioF hall the actual cost
A $50 o horse power steam engine aaa a de
livery wagon, Enquire al the EAglc Steam
Dye House No. y I@nai-si.. At a. A BeTwlu.
Dstf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
At BOYERS

We sell during the coming
week Ladies hand turned
shoes for 81. %: Ladies Good
year welt for S2.00-will wear
like iron. Mems Dress Shoes,
all solid, for $3.50; Mems Con-
gress Shoes for Sl.25, l.5O, l.S5
and $500. An all solid Mems
Calf Shoe for 500. Try Us
and we will convince you
that we sell cheaper than any
other shoe stOrein Grand Rap
ids. Why Because our ex-
penses are more than one
half less. -.
We pay no house rent, we
hire no help-we give the
benefit to our customers. We
keep some of the finest
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED sALE

EEIP WANTED kALE
SALESMAA NANTED-A la@s f@lallsar sith
= koGsS fGFnlssia1g Eco1>- ~ isnaA Statesman
ID thzi department ~ V4r fVtAA s1eft. III
Loaa2Fd's Sons = @, -
lAAN1Eb--I porter, good horse sheer al
w oths4s ioekGag fof s0fk cAA 81 fsolas s.
auo - n esiel te4ilolcs -
WANTED Practical grholstorrF "a fsHes
w cASirs permanent. ApPsk 70 i. J. kAns
nan, north Hail bledgrtt eioe6. or ~ ~
ltANfED-A good plAiu cook 10 go IL Ottawa
w Beach al once AZ SheiasH-si. -
kNANIEB-A hrst-clsss man 20 raa sTreks
W goiutcFi none other noee aPpis. Orlei
SA0lnsi -. -
SALESALN-Nr wish ios nea g. sri ear
= goods ~ sample - the wholesale and ~
tai trade, ga salary largest manufacturers Ia
ear hne incl0se & stamp N&svs > pes ess
Permanent position; AeuvS advances ier
Wages. advertising. etC. NfatennlAi MAnuiaf
tauns COMPANY, Nincinnau a. SiU
WANTED MANI take ths agency - cur
W s&lrS, size 1SKlsNls inches weight IA
lbs. retail price 50 other sltos Ia proportion.
i&fc chance 10 create a permanent huslA ACs-
al home. These safes meet demand never
before Supplied bs other safe companies. a. ~e
are mol governed Is The sale Pool Alpine
oaie 70, tiUcinnau. U Ned sal
SALE>MAN-Aa active salesman, with nrst-
- class references. Who IS NfsiIhe TIE
grocery trade. 10 take line oi sAit water hS'
no samples 10 carry a g0oa ntuhluAs eeAtiiils
sioH can be made ty fhe night man. A0dfess
box - Cioucrst~T. Mass c"a