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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-08

OF style long gone out OF use A It. 4 In.
long, laid IT. to the weather, with
narrow edge lap and fastened with
only one nail to each Single upon mar
row hewn ribs. it, apart, from centre
10 centre The shingles were shaven
thin: except the lap.edgc of the exposed
p 'rtion, and the roof, when new. was
NOT over about half an inch thick in the
.hickcst parts. But t,cse shingles, af-
Ter iorty years of exposure, still she'd
water vel, and were almost MS sound as
zen iaid, except immcd ately upon the
tbs This experience led to surt of
ltc-ionG study of roOfs. l have seen
shingles laid upon closely matched
boards; INTO freshly. laid mortar; over
paper; over Cd shingles upon very mar
row ribs, and all the way from three
thlcknosscs to more than four and half.
My belief is that shingles laid upon mar
row ribs, so as to expose the under sido
oil them to the free circulation Of mir,
anu .ust as much to the weather as is
possible and properly cover ali the joints,
VIII last longer ard do better service
than those laid by any of the moro en-
pehsiye methods. believe there is
double economy in thin roofs.
Keshlngling by laying new shingles
over the old ones is n not intro ,uent
practice, but false economy. In sight of
where sit is u building 50 treated, but
the entire roof went to rapid decay and
was removed in a very few years. Dur
ing the past year an article on "laying
shingles" was wdciy published and met
with much approval, evidently because
oil the learned manner in which the
winter, Michigan man, makes it as
clear as mud that by laying lS-inch
Shing cs only i inches to the weather n
very large saving is effected. Of course,
II three courses of shingles are laid in
place OF two the roof must be 80 per
cenf. thicker and mist cost 30 per cent.
more for shingles, nails and labor. How
anybody but shiuglc-maScr or dealer
can figure an economy out of that is be-
yond my comprehension, but the writer
claims to do it, and many people claim
to be able TO see it, In laying lS-inch
shingles Il inches 10 the weather, with
we'll broken joints, every joint in the cx-
posed course has two thickncsscs of
shingles under it, and never knew such
Roof to leak drop. The extra 80 per
cent. of shingles is not only needless
waste but it causes more rapid decay
of the shingles. and more frequent re.
Singing becomes necessity. -Ncp
1OyE IrtbVuc
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-08

The French Government has issued an
order forbidding the reception of foreign
officers in tho military colleges, and also
f0rbidding their service in the army.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-08

An immense reservoir is in course Of
construction in Egypt for the purpose
of storing water for irrigation when the
annual overflow of the Nile fails.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-08
A Study OF Shinclinr.

In my youth helped to take down
barn which my father inherited from his
mother, and which had stood forty years
without resh;.glins. The shingles were
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-08

The total number of Luthcrans of all
classes is $50, $50.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

One pint of best brown sugar weighs
thirteen ounces.
Stains on ivory knife handles may be
removed with salts of lemon.
Middle of the day dinners are recon-
mended in summer by medical men.
Set a small box of lime in the pantry
and it will help keepit dry and the air
pure.
Ivory black stirred in ordinary shellac
varnish makes a brilliant black varnish
for iron stoves and fireplaces.
Mosquitoes. flies and gnats may be
kept away by sponging the face and
hands with elder flower water.
A strong solution of alum, to which
has been added a little glycerine and
vinegar, IS cure for mosquito bites.
To have a good cup Of tea, fresh water
is essential; otherwise the best tea will
be "off favor"
Strong brine may be used to advan.
tage in washing bedsteads. Hot alum
water is also recommended for this pur-
pose.
When butter is put into the ice chest
or refrigerator, cover it tight, and it will
not absorb odors from the other con.
tents.
To clean vinegar bottles and cruets
crushed egg shells in little water are
as good as shot, besides being healthier
and handler.
Applying kerosene with a rag when
you are about to put your stoves away
forthe summer will help to prevent them
from rUstiDg.
Spiced PlIms.-One gallon plums. one
pint Of vinegar, one quart sugar, CHINA
mon and cloves whole. Boil several
hours and seal
Two tablespoonfuls Of washing soda il
gallon of boiling water makes a gooC
disinfectant for the kitchen sink. Pour
it IN at night, while it is still at boiling
heat.
Make a list, in the order in which yoI
pack them. of the contents of your woOler
chest, and paste it on the outside. Their
the articles at the head of the list will b
IN the bottom of the box
II ironed when damp. and pressed til
dry. table linen takes q certain stiffness.
which Il more permanent and less sub
lect TO creases than the stiffness Of starch
which is also injurious 10 the fabric.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
CRISP CONVERSATIONS.

The wheelmen Of England number
500 900.
Sanford. Fla, sells alligator hides for
seventy-fve cents each.
London consumes 10000 tons Of ice
daily during its very brief hot season.
4 colossal bronze statue of John Brown
has been erected by Queen Victoria in
the grounds at Balmoral.
The Indian government has purchased
the collection of 4,G00 Indian coins col
lected by the Afghan boundary commits
sion.
The French war Office has adopted the
use Of bicycles. Four velocipedists are
70 be attached 10 each regiment of in
fantry.
There are over 5000 moro widows
than widowers IN England. In France
for every 100 widowers there are 19i
widOws-
A Russian nobleman has recently paid
1900 rubles $500 for pair Of uightin-
gales that are said TO render delightfully."-
various national melodies.
An English syndicate has purchased a
large shoe factory in Lynn. and it is as
serted will make further investments OF
this kind throughout the country.
The farmers and shepherds in the En-
giish moOrs declare that more grouse
are killed annually IN England by the
telegraph wires than by all the sports
men
Tho success q the Wild West show in
Paris. far from decreasing, grows greater
dav by dav Thousands are unable 70
obtain admission at the Sunday perform
ances.
The plan 4 forming a national society
of amateur photographers. similar 70 the
League 81 American Wheelmen. is tax
ing form. and will probably soon be
or1aulzed
Recent Australian papers announce
'he finding Of nugget weighing 59C
ounces and valued ar 9l561. Is was
found near Wedderourn. Victoria br 2
-ounx Austrian named Costa Clo7lch
who had only recently arrived in tie
colony
The city = Berlin "a far ahead of Lon
don ia telephone progress. there being
10000 subscribers Tie entire net O..
wires in the German capital las reached
3 length of f. so4 kHometars. and the
a-eraE. number - calls amount 70 l45.
fai daily
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
nsN YoU eeAs or.

Cardinal <s@u-azs ln Is $50 ysSF, Ia
is-ri1l u f---zs syssigaE.
Ba6a.o BIZ. 4 = sePorss1. : g0iag -
teach ~ French o11cers = uae II tAs
American s.yls.
Secretary Blaine Is s4i1 " consc-a &c
= vs.. ~ lie pfincip4l southeEa elilss ~
tie early autumn
The once noted Rassisn sculptor fhee-
dole A4Isas2y. is = humble - ksePef
~ ~l@zre 45er tl-.
Jsdsrson Davis Las received AZ orsr
frCm publisher ~ write : history u tie
Co1fsdsr4ls States.
14nAguo, - DO In the musical world Is
considered the aaost psrfseg tenor, Il over
al feet Ia heigaE 4nd well builI
John Sargent. al American artist.
has osen given a medal q honor by the
jury Of awards al the Paris exposition
Sir Morsu Mackenxis Is strongly op-
posi- 70 tie use II tobacco zsd alcohol
by people = no ase their voices Ia public.
Rev Dr " Il. Campbell. Who recent
ly resigned the psstOrste OF his church
N Trenton. ia MS oSd year. vas former
ly president II Rutgers college.
The Prince Of Montenegro does not
lead the regular life u European ruler.
be is = sort OF chief " clan and shares
the rude. Independent existence of his
people.
Julian HaWthorne has written twenty
nine books. Ia person he il about feet
IL inches Ia height. slender, but good
deal OF an athlete, and he has very
handsome face.
Fred Douglass, the recently appointed
minister 10 Hayti. is not only the most
famous. but he Is one OF the wealthiesl
colored men Ia the United States. His
wealth is estimated at $500, 90.
Caldwell. the Yale stroke. will not 20
back 10 the theological school, but will
40 into business for himself. lie has
stroked ten college crews. and each crew
was victorious, he never having been de-
feated.
Baron Rothschild headed depu,atior
Of prominent English Jews who waited
upon the shah OF Persia in London and
prayed that he would take steps. ON hi:
return TO Persia, 70 improve the condi
ton of the Jews in his dominions.
Lord Balfour. OF Burleigh, is direct
descendant OF Robert Bruce, and has ir
! his family archivesa deed signed by that
monarch conferring upon one Of his an
cestors the title TO a small estate al
| C1acl.n,annan which has ever since re.
manned in the possession of the family.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

Ass RAsa4 B1o1shIon does heF writ
l1g a. r-s u-ST1l-g
Ars- So4Eh~ ~ort1 = aoo1r ~ Puollsa
her forty ANITA novel
Ars. Lille Deyereux Elakss recover
izg from = severe illness.
Under fhs " lngs II AEssl@ Is tks
uris u Ars MonA Caird : ne~ novel
Il wAs Mrs Eilsn Obey KIRK whs
wrote '-'rhe story u Margaret Kent
Cincinnati 80 the nrsg board q women
~orkhoas@ directors u ths history q
Ohio
Queen Olga. q Greece. csa supervise
The cooking Il dinner q Lrim oonnsE
with squAl skl4L
Mm-. BouiAngsr Is dsvoCing herself 70
religious practices and oosersazces a.
Versailles. ~bers sAs reai1as-
Mrs. Bgoomneld Moore. u Philadelphia.
ts oos u the we4-EAissI American - idows.
She mAkss her home u LCnton-
Most Russian ladies' smoke cigarettes.
says LADY Randolph Churchill IL Ter
article entitled o. l. Month IA Russia
Anelis Rives-Chanler recently wrote
o. a friend IA the United states that sho
h4d decided - abandon literature for AIT.
When walking cur. the empress Of Rus
sia alwavs carries = large f&n. with which
~ screen her face from those who stare
rudely al her.
Nine. Etelka Gerster Is devOting her
self largely O. tho musical education Of
her hItls daughter. wAs already tries 10
~arble opeEalc airs.
''Zazel. " 40 gained renown by being
fired from a cannon and making a great
leap IN tito air IS now Alrs- George A.
Starr. and Is u teacher OF 4crobatics.
The dresses FOR the trousseau Of Prin-
cess sophie, OF Prussia, are being made
in London. the Empress Frederick hav-
ing a preference for English made dresses.
The White House cook is now wo-
man, Mrs. Clevelands chef having been
supplanted by Mime. Pelonard. who for
merly presided over Lord S2ckvilles kit
chen.
Miss Emily Stevenson, one Of the chief
workers on the index Of the "Encyclo-
psedia Britannica" is a Newham girl.
who took honors in the moral science
tripos.
Florence Nightingale is now nearly 70
years OF age, and although she has been
an invalid for a long time, she has never
allowed her interest in every good work
70 droop or wither.
Empress Frederick receives e40, 900 a
year from the German government. The
fortune LETT 10 her by the Duchess OF
GSlhera brings her in e12,0OO a year,
and she has q life interest in the trust
estate Of her husband. In all she has
about go 900 year
Miss Mary Wanamaker, the postmas
ter generals daughter. will make hei
debut IN Washington society next fall
She is not yet out Of her teens, but is al
accomplished and beautiful girl. She
has had the training Of an excellent edu
cation and is skilled in music and Ian
giages.
The graduates Of the Iiggett school IL
Detroit gave fete at the close of the
term. which they called Flower Sym
postum" The dress of each young lady
tine decorations of the table before hel
and the little garden stool upon which
she sat were all suggested by the flower
she personated.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY,


There a good fighting chance for
tne Republicans % eject tine next Gov
eruor of Virginia The bitter feud be-
tween ex-senator Malone and ms enc
mics has been 10 a large degree ap-
peased hy the Intervention 0t the Na-
t0na. Republican Committee. Il is
possible Malone may be nominated for
Governor. Ii go ne viii receive the
supper. OF the friends of John ;. Wise,
who have, IN times past, been Nahone's
most bitter enemies.
II tAc leaders oil the warr.ng factions
In Virginia are wise enough to sink
their quarreis aud make united and
earnest hgat. there IS no reason why
TIE Old Dominion should not tins year
and for many years % come he enrolled
IN the LIST OK Republican states. II is
near enough Co the border line to know
that tao Republicans are not
the bogeys they appear IN the
vision OF many OF the states
further south. Virginia has protited
by Republican policy. She would suffer
az much, almost, a. the industrial
States OF the North from the enact
msni Of the trcc-tradopOlcy ofthe CAL
hOun Democracy. Her citizens are in
telhgent enough 70 know which way
their interests l'e. and d brief exper.-
ence OF Republican administration
would sufhce 70 d.spel .he illusions and
preiudlces which stall keep go many of
her voters bound 10 party whose prin-
ciples they dcspse.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
~ made in the conditions of "A c-riain mort
gage, made the first day OF May. a. ID. 1854 bg
Manson Miller and Eunlce l.. Miller, his wlle,tO
Elizabeth q. Parks. and recorded in thu oiilce
OF the register OF deeds Of Kent county. Mich
igan. the lrst day OF May, A. u. 1851. at 80
o clock y. H.. In lIDrr lUb OF mortgages on page
'iSS, on which mortg4g there IS claimed % be
due az the date Of am, notice the sum OF four
hundred. tweny-three and - 10 dollars
iSiL}.3ol and uO su Z at law or I'm equity having
been instituted u recover such debt there
fore notice is hereby given that said mort
gage Wl.l be fOIeclOsct hy a sale OF the mort
gagged premises 10 satisfy the amount due
thereon, with costs au attorney Zee OF niteen
dollars provided therein and allowed by law.
AZ public auction 10 the highest bidder on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of October. A. ID. l-s.'.
AT lU o'clock a. m. OF that day. al the front en-
trance 80 the circuit court room on LyOn-st, IN
the city of Grand Rapids. ia SAID county.
The mortgagcd premises are'descriOed as fol-
lows. tO-Wlt: All those certain pieces or par
ce.s of land situate and being IN the township
OF Cascade, in the county OF Kent and state OF
Michigan. and described As follows. to-wit: The
east halt isi of the southwest quarter ~ OF
section two % town six lol. north OF range ten
lU west. excepting five and seyen-eighthS .otsl
acres in the northwest corner. decided Wood
worth. described as commencing at the north
west corner OF The east hall Of the southwest
quarter; thence east forty four ls4lrodS thence
southwestery 10 point on the west line OF
the east half Of the southwest quarter forty
one ~ rods south OF beginning, thence north
10 place OF beginning. Also excepting twenty
SeNt n - acres iu the southeast corner. decided
Quine. AndIncluding three IS acres OF land, e
scrlhed as part OF the south half OF the north
west quarter OF said section two ~ commencing
on the north line Of tie souflv'es - quarter. fot-
ty-f0ur "a rods east on "a northwest corner OF
the east hall 0i yle southwest quarter, thence
east u the center ~ the section thence north
tosthe fire ~ Tire Detroit. Grand Haven K Mil
wauken ltauiu3y Company; thence northwest
eiiy slO q 1e 4ine of the said railway 10 the
pom. af intersection of said line with the con
tinustion OF q lire drawn through two points
designated: Tie iist. the point 81 beginni ng
| above mentseu~4. tBe second. a point on line
raining south from the northwest corner oi
the east half of the southwest quarter. which
! j. forty-One al rods south OF said northwest
corner. thence southwesterly along said line
90 place of beginning. containing three acres
/ OF land. both Of said descriptions together
containing about ffty-thTee acres Of land. be
| the same more or less.
Dated July -. y. h. laS9.
LLIzkBETH q. Packs
Mortgage.
TAGaART. WoLcoTr 4 6A~soN.
Attorneys for Mortgage. thur.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Electricity in al its branches Is max
ing progress in Sweden
The graphite brush is now being quite
generally used for street car work.
An electrical exhibition on a grand
scale is proposed to be held next year in
Edinburgh.
Electric lighting in Norway is being
rapidly extended to The steamers owned
in that country.
Tic new bureau Of public lighting
which began vors in Philadelphia on
,he lst - July. has control II all the
electric lights in the city.
Chinese com ul-sI1ners are examining
American systems q electric fire and
police alarms rith a view of introduc-
ing them il Chinese cities.
The three rraat telephone companies
of England have decide 20 unite. the
ioirt capital being about tvo millions
and a half pounds sterling
Passenger elevators having electric
meters srs nnch in nse IN England. fas
Rank ~ E1zlani being fhe last 70 ut..-
izs their electric plant for Sioh 4 par-
pose
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


AAAAlEi.-s teN saol ..aInf lllAssrs. o.lis
ta-ft Sll. .ls g. nlttr 3. Itslent uhlt
ArtA 44l.f. rItalf SH.I tAfS4t au4 Sae4
tss piece 81 1-s noIk. Aplls 81 Aestla
So. 81 ooaloe 81 AZ
~ AAlED IA eaoe. . nrsi-elass ales AsaitA
~ LeF 4farTal 5ea NerA Apgls o. Bran
Pc. 81 20 -ts tll slala. As~l Us baAlvA ara
Cherry 81 Al
NANlLD- slnsie la4n - y erk ia hospital
Apsls ~ - As4los-ss-. al ~ a. q. to4as
tI s.ets4s 40
NAlEoAEA-W wish teW men 70 sel cur
- goods uy sample o. fnt wholesale $40 fs
t4ll trade "a salary l4fsrsi man --4ctlicfs lA
Cur A4c lutiost - stamp wages = per QaA
permanent Pesiu4As Msnrs easAActa Iof
hlers. A1trrtiS lt rtt. Centennial AAh 4iss-
t~flns company Cincinnati. q. -l4
WANTED NAN-Io gsks the agency of ear
" safes. siEc -eKlsxla inches erigat 7N
tbs retail price 81. other sizes lu proportion.
rare chance TO create permanent tusi ucss
Al hoAv. These sales meet . demand never
before supplied by other sale companies as - e
ale not governed by he Sale Poo. Alpine
safe Co.. CaCinnai q Ned-sat
~AlESMAk-An active statesman, via hrst
- tiass references. N49 il Nlo-I Iils rae
grocery trade g. take q lice of salt 81 atrf tsh E.
40 saag pies 10 carry goaa meutaiS comihls-
slo1 can bt IaAde - tne rlsAt mAA. A~-it -
Box ~. GLOUCESTER. Mass. c'a
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
HEALSH S WEALTH.

Dr. E. c. West Nerve and Brain Treatment.
4guarauteed specific Tor Hysterla. Dizziness.
IOnvulsieIfs tits, Nervous Neuralgia Head
ache, y Nervous fr9stration caused by the use
Depression. softening of the Brain resulting
In insanity ana leading uo misery. decay and
powes in either sex lnToiunt,.rv Ios,es and
Spermatorrhoea caused by over excrtion Of
the brain. self-abuse or over indulgence. Each
box contains one months treatment. 81 box.
or SIX boxes for $. sent by mail prepaid on re-
celpt of price.
Nj GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. " Tn each order received by
rs for SIX bOxs accompanied with >. We viii
send the purchaser our written guarantee 10
refund the money. II the treatment does not
effect u cure. Guarantees issued only by
W H. Tibbs, Druggist
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

AGENTS should write for Illustrated cfFFl'ai.
Il terms and tuo weeks free trial ~ a lssoufl
Washer. ashes dlraest clothes clean - Art
steam without rubbing easily sold prof Table
j. Worth. rt. Le'is. Mo.
\NANILD-A few good energetic agents.
w ladies preferred. 20 sell "l3tcAle's l. lnl.
vefsal silver Polish lg ls uut SILVER
soap. paste ~ .SGef." Elf chemically
pun LIQUID sllyer poi& III . fatofiie viii
people who have silver ware aud good seller
FOR terms and particulars address q. D.
Richie. yeNrler aud manufacture. Hopkins
station. Mich l-hif
e. TO SO month can be made WORKING
60 for Us. Agents preferred who ca fUI-
nish q horse and give fhelr whole time 10 Ibe
business spare moments nay De pTontab.y
employed Also. A few vacancies lu towns aad
cities Is. J.. johnson s Co. orr Main 81.
Richmond. va. A. E.-Pltasr slate 4Ee ana
bus ness experience. Never mind about send.
ins stamp ior reply. 3. J.. J. a 90. uct
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
RRLp 49, FENALE.


WANTED slrl 10 do housewoTk. Inquire
W al 1ia south tulou sl -
tEAAIED-A competent flrl for gene Al
" Aousework- lo. Soma ffosfect -. -~
AXANIED-A steady nrI behaved uufss
W girl l1 or lb years old. Apply 81 lla Paris
ave. between tue hours % a. IA. o. =. d..
Afs. u. =. hopkins. -u3
\NANIED-A healthy. competent. middle.
" aged woman 10 d. general hoHscwoTk for
= family OF tn iev. Apply auy iiae aay bee
fore p. H.. IL 10 Paris ate. Ms. -. ,. LoU.
kins. -l8
WANIED-Gir 10 DO houseWork good
W cook. - AcNernoA-sf. Se
WANTED--A eomfetent elrl for kitchen
" work. ; per wcSk. without washing. ~
ll3 Courtst. IS
WANTED-Two FIRST class dining room girls
W and and dish-Washsrs, wages Els ger
month wiki board and room. 81 and s. Lyon
81. ~
WANTED-DreSSmHkers waist and skirt
W makers. Park Place over The Domestic
Sewing Machine Company. ~
WANIED-(irl Or woman for general house
" work. Call loTeaoOIs. "a North IIontsi-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

~ kAlIl ht stored. packed aud mCfec ga
pert packers arll el short Lotlct ~ kzc-
ciln Holt. lil south ttislol-st. Telephone
No. .oi lor year moving vans JAu b. ~
ANlOAE desiring furniture moved shu
i stored vii receive literal lAduceInrnts -
calling at s. J. "A alkers. ll South Division 81.
A specially Is maar of renting tables And
ChSlIs Tor dances uulllC halls. sil
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
FOR RENT ROOMS.

TO RENTING suites Of rooms for house
keeping Apply al once al Is second-aNe.
81
E0R RENT Furnished or unfurnished
suites or single rooms. l69 North Laiay-
ette-st. As
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. -
trescent-ave II
EOR BENT-Rooms singly and en- SUITE fur
nished or unluTniShed. al Park Place.
Mrs. A. L. Smith.
EOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave. and Canal-si.. with
gas. newly furnished and rcfttcd. Everything
strictly hrst-cass. Entrance. Crescent ave ,
also. - Canal 81. Enquire AZ Room u. '3lv
E'OR RENT-Furnished rooms steam heated
and furnished rooms for light housckecp-
ing. Apply at Room l03. New HOuSeman block.
Elevator from a m 10 ii IN. Dec l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
MONEY TO LOAN.


| OANS-Short time. Room lf. Powers opera
il House block. over Arcade. III
no LOAN-S25o good city real estate as s.
curity. X. j. Hannibal. Spring 4 Com
pany. 16
: PER CENT. MONEY to loan. d. A. John
ston. - Canalst. 59tf
MONEY TO LOAN for the Northwestern
III Mutual Life Insurance Company. OF Mi
waukee. IN sums Of 81 90 and upwards. on farm
and city property. at lowest current rates OF
interest security must be hrst-clasS. More &
Wilson. Ledyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.


- - - --
| OSI-On the Hll-a large account book no
II value 20 any one but ov fcf. finder vf f
please send { o. notify ". !. Means ~ South
biNision-st basement. 1r
EOR RENI-Ken.ngfon ca graph and Ham
mond fypeWTifrrs Crown Writer Com
IlIy. Hermitage building -
GRt I-TN6-The sloop yacht Norden uifh
= accommodations for party of ten. cal se
chartered on reasonable terms for cruising of
the lakes. Apply 10 J. ". iinChen. Penf
water. Mich. 1851
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER get your
a printing Gone al zcksol S. Jos Monroe 81
MAGNETIC healing and ciarvorsnf siftiucs.
III ~ ottawa. cor. Hastings. II. =. Tree.
IThNTFD-Everv consumer - Stove Gaso-
W line 20 know that am selling stove Gas
any part ~ the city. = -. Elnnwood. Tee
phone lfrf rs E4sF Fulfon- 81
yww~e RLsI FOR HORSES.
III - 10 BARPED WIRE
NAHpF All horses taken up in Box stalls
fzsAAt - hrough the beat q fhe fay anc sre
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