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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-04
FLoRIDA's REPUBLICANS.
q Q. Weeks to Run for Congress In
the First District.

| q Q. Weeks to Run for Congress In
the First District.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Sept. SIT has
been rumored for some weeks that Edmund
c. Weeks, United States marshal of the
northern district Of Florida, would be a
candidate for nomination for congress from
the FRS; district on the republican ticket
The MORNING NEWS CORRESPONDENT now
has 1t from inside authority that Marshal
Weeks mas signified his willingness to accept
the nomination, notwithstanding the more
than II 900 democratic majority in the dis
trict, and that his name will be placed
upon the ticket by the executive committee
without the expense of calling a conven-
ton. There has been no new developments
In county republican politics. owing TO the
absence OF Marshal Weeks in New York,
but it is still said that they will run white
ticket il they can find enough men with
white skins to accept.
L. D. BALLS NOMINATION.
Maj. Leroy D. Ball, the republican nom-
inee for controller, is a resident of ITALIA
hasSee. He has taken no active part in
politics for some time and will not under
any circumstances take part in republican
conventions, therefore his nomination was
somewhat of surprise. There are little
fringes from the reconstruction days hang
ing TO his record, which the citizens of Tai
lahassee were wont TO forget, but if he takes
an active part in the campaign they will
very likely be brought to light again. Some
OF bis friends say they do not believe that
he will allow his name to remain on the
ticket. He is superintendent and large
stockholder of the Tallahassee Ice Manu-
featuring Company, and is also a successful
Orchardist and straw berry grower.
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STRIKERS SURRENDER.

The Westinghouse Company's Men
Seek Their Old Places.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 3-The strike of the
employees at the Westinghouse works was
terminated by the men coming to the shops
to-day and requesting their old places. This
action is the result of a meeting of the
strikers this morning when it was decided
that inasmuoh as they could not hold out
any longer they had better go back to
work. The strike affected about l 300 men.
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II.
is published for general information.
W. H. BAKER, Superintendent
READERS.
Barnes New National Series Nos. 1, "a, 5.
Keily's Universal Series Nos. l, 2, 8. 40.
SPELLERS.
Swinton's Word Primer.
Swinton's Word Book
Sheldon's Word Studies.
Henderson's Test Speller.
BIOGRAPHIES.
Mouteith's First Lessons.
Monteth's Introduction to Manual.
Monteith's Comprehensive.
Sadlier's, Nos /, 2, g.
Cornells Physical
HISTORY.
Swinton's Primary United States.
SwintoD' s Cond snsed United States
Swinton's Outlines
Sadlier's New Elementary United States
Sadlier's Studies in United States.
AND ENGLISH COMPOST TON.
Maxwell's Lessons in Language No. 1.
Harvey's Elementary English Grammar.
Harvey 9viSed English Grammar.
Harris Rhetoric
Swineford's Literature for Beginners.
MATHEMATICS.
Nicholson's Intermediate Arithmetic.
Robinson's Practical Arithmetic
Robinson'S Complete Arithmetic
Thomson's Intellectual Arithmetic
Robinson's Elementary Algebra
Roblnson's Elementary Geometry.
SCIENCE.
Steele's Physics.
Steele's Chemistry.
Steele's Astronomy.
LATIN AND GREER.
Allen q Greenough's Latin Grammar.
Billions Latin Grammar
Billions Caesar
Bullion's Cicero.
Searing's Virgil
Allen & Greenough's Greek Grammar.
Leighton's Greek Lessons.
PENNANSHIP.
Graphic Series.
Wards Business Forms
DRAWING BOOKS.
ECl,ctic Series.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

~~~~~--~~---~---~>---~~--
SHEFTELL-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs SARAH A. SHEFTELL, Mr.. jackson B.
Sheftel, aud Mrs A VI. Carson are respect
full invited to attend the funeral OF the
former from her late residence, Abercorn and
New Houston streets, THIS MORNING at 10
O'Clock.
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FOR FALL PLANTING.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
Proposals for School Supplies.

Sealed proposals for furnishing the ouhlic
schools with supplies during the school veal
1890 81 will be received by the COMMITTEES on
Supplies until SEPT. 20, 1890 VI
Supplies OF the following kind are required:
Stationers Suppl les.
House Furnisher's Supplies.
Coal.
Wood
Printing.
Information 10 regard to quantity and oualitv
OF supplies called for can be had Ga application
at the office of the Board of Education. Chat
ham Academy, Bull street, between the hours
p. ". ~
Supplies to be furnished from time to time
on reqmsitlon as occss on nay require
Proposals to be addressed TO the CHARM AN
ton street. -0
The committee reserves the right to reject all
ODDS. JOHN R. F. TATTNALL,
Chairman
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DR.. Gart1ine,s Rs.,r,

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 3.-John Gerdine.
one of the most eminent physicians in tins
part of the state, returned to-day from an
extended trip through Europe. He attended
the great medical conference which met in
Berlin last month
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MEETINGS.
FIDELITY CASTLE NO. 7,K. G.

FIDELITY CASTLE NO. 2, X. G. z.
The regular weekly meeting of this Castle
Will be held at Knights of Pythias Hall corner
Barnard and York streets, THIS Thursday
EVENING at O'Clock
with us.
G. A. BRICK, n. c.
d. h. DIXON, NJ. Off.
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THREE BURNED TO DEATH.
A Lamp in a Drunken Mans Roor
Started the Blaze.

explosion of coal oil lamp early this morn
ing at No. 25o4 Germantown avenue, the
house was set on fire, and Mrs. Sarah
Mcintyre, aged go years, Mamie
Mcintyre. 10 years old, and
Annie Logue, II years old, were
burned to death. The two girls were the
daughter and niece of the elder woman.
Mrs. Mcintyre had reached the street sefely,
but when she found that her niece and
daughter were missing, she darted ack into
the bnilding after them, but persisted wish
them
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A REUNION OF VETERANS.

Atlanta Wants to Use Them IN q Wild
West Exhibition.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. S.-Veteraus' day at
the Piedmont Exposition will be Thursday.
Oct. 70. A confederate reunion jubilee
and a meeting of the confederate Survivors
Association of Georgia will also occur on
that day, and great sham battle in which
veterans, cowboys, Indians and soldiers will
take part.
Gov. Gordon will shortly issue a notice
requesting all veterans in the south to at
tend the reunion on that day at the CAPT
toll
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SPECIAL NOTICES


SA1AD.
Editor Morning Ne1Os: Please allow rs
place in your paper 70 state some facts for ~,
good name OF the Second Baptist c5urcb ~
Savannah We. the majority. find published IN
the Tunes Of the ID inst by the faction - an
church concerning q Conference heid - -. -
church. We. the majority want il Eno,,-S 80 80
the action Il the faction is not the actio - -.
church or its majority. for the pastor oS suS
cnurcn Is Rev Alexander Ellis. and not Deacon
Drummerson. The church did hold co.fe-
ence Monday night and attended to its
with Rev. A. Ellis as its cbaInIs'
and adjourned The votes during that Iavxe,,i
Editor, you can see what truth tbsr. ~; Us, ~.
statements published. We. the maio-i - u
TINS cnurcn. are perfectly satisfied yxi-s d "
-, Eis as our pastor. and we intend 10
Stanu oy nun as long as he follows the Tor ~
Jesus Chrlst and we intend to have inteIj,aDaaa-
10 iead US and not ignorance; that We viii 49,
ana nothing else. We, the majority. are ' n's
Iectly satisfied that be is in posSssSion - p Sl-
qualities, but we are sorry to saw thar tb C t
tlonal part OF this church cannot sfonos. ,L
Tor they say that If they cannot pei ria ~ ih ms,
ey Ialr means they viii by foul means or shed.
man. but we do fear God, and we are ~. lar sa
shedding OF blood. for the blood of JsS aUr
CHRIST was saed for us. and tSaS
TO our souls! We are serviag the God Of Az
nam, isaac and Jacob, and not Mamuor,s. 70
him We live, move. and have our beino D oy
we nave been waiting with patience to sea
seem to want peace, but do want Ia esr u "a aos
Rev. A. Ellis. We, the maiortT intan %
TO keep him and defend him rl'ean 40
hazards, we have to resort To oh oI
powers to do so, for patience has ceaSeS e
De vlrtued In regard TO the debts of the chn-oS -
we, the majority, are fully able yritb Ss1
help, TO sustain the church, so the fractiorp
not De troubled. We are satisfied thar If ;n,eI:
gence Is taken out of the pulpit and i1no-orl.
succeeds, the church will be closed insiS 20
twelve 10 months, aud that we wonId nc, I;S ~
70 see. Mr. EDITOR, we are sorry to have to come
OUT 70 tne public, but the time has come thai
we mean to speak, and that pIainIv o 'uas
Rev. FRANK KEAToN.
Rev. R. H. WHITE.
IT, Rev. II. c. ARES
~ Deacon E. W. HENSON.
W. Deacon W. A. HoUsroN
DDeacon ALEXANDER McHARpEE.
Deacon JOHN II. JACKSON,
Brothers
A A GoIeman' J. G. Gordon,
n r: carey, L. s. bliger
g St GoHo' J. =. Zachary,
Hamilton Moon. Henry Lee
z. ~ az, James Patrick,
f Gs..n1, E p William Tatnall,
Henry BurneY, II. D. Davis.
>. d Williams, Jacob Bowen
T. I Dell Th! George Handy,
James Gnlpp, Joseph Farris,
Rooert + arrls, Henry Meyers
David W. Osborne, Robert IanoIs,,
Robert L. Gibbs, BENJAMIN Gresyn,o
Daniel Mcqueen, David mel I,ony9
John Williams John Jones'
Henry Brooks. Peter BRYAN
Daniel Edwards, John Graf
Samuel L. Lloyd David DS,nco
Lewis A. Wh.teman, john Watson
Samuel Dennis and two hundred others fooo>
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a Woman Takes Laudanum.

BRUNSWICK. GA, Sept "a white wo-
man named Emily Webb attempted TO COM
NIT suicide this afternoon by taking laud-
anum. After hard work by DR.. A. A.
Rowland she was brought to and will live.
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A WAR YEssEL no BE SENT

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Orders were
issued by the navy department to-day for
the United States steamer Kearsage, now
at New York, to proceed at once to Aspin-
wall. 1t is supposed that this action grows
out of reports Of the railroad strike at that
place.
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THE EXCELSIOR LOAN AND SAVINGS
COMPANY.

Aregular monthly meeting of this Company
wlil be held THIS Thursday EVENING at s
O'Clock at the office OF the Treasurer, York
street. R. F. HARMON, President.
s. L. LAzARoS, Secretary
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A Police Commissioner Resigns

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Sept. 3.-A. A. Cad
dis. chairman of the board of polics com
missioners, resigned his position to-day.
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THE cHARREn coRPsEs FnI1Nn

When the flames were subdued the three
bodies were found lying together The
house had a number of other inmates, but
they all escaped without serious harm. The
fire is supposed to have been caused by Mrs.
Mclntyre's dissipated son, who came home
drunk and upset the lamp in his bedroom.
He got out of the house safely and is now
under arrest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o.. and after Feb. I. 1890, the basis of meas
Wenient of all advertising in the MORNING
News iotu be agate, or at the rate Of 81 10 an
inch for the first insertion.
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NO SALUTE AT sPRZzTA.
The French War Ships Will Fire Thei
Guns Some Other Tina.

LONDON, Sept 3.-The Standards Rome
correspondent says that no official notice
was received at the Italian foreign office
that French fleet was coming to Spezzia.
and that it is now arranged to salute King
Hum oert upon another occasion.
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a WOMAN NEARLY sCALPRD.
Her Long Hair Catches in the Ma
chinery in a Factory.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 3.-Mrs. Dolly
Wrenn. who is employed in the Angus; a
factory, had her long hair down this after
noon and it became entangled in the ma
enlnery. She was painfully hurt, and but
Ior the prompt stopping of the machinery
would have been scaiped.
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LONDON TO LEND A HAND.
A STRIKE ON PANAMA.
Ships Liable to Detention on Boil
Sides Of the Isthmus.

PANAMA, Sept. 3.-The strike on the Pan.
anna railway continues. The strikers will
not allow work to be done by outsiders
The telegraph wires were cut several times,
and attempts were made to tear up the
rails. Troops have been sent to Colon to
maintain order. Steamers will probably
be detained on both sides of the isthmus in
cOnSannance of the atrika
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THE WORKMAN's AND TRADERS LOAN
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The eighty sea regular monthly
meeting Of this Association will be held at the
Office of the Secretary. 118 Bryan street, THIS
Thursday MORNING, at II O'Clock.
GEORGE w LAMAR, President.
j. L. WHATLEY, Secretary
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GREAT HOME ENTERPRISE.
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PRINTING AND BooKBINDING
LUMBER.
AMERICAN LUMBER CO..

Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey
NEW YORK OFFICE. so BROADWAY.
Dealers in yellow Pine Lumber, Floorino.
Ceiling and Weatherboarding.
{. L. MILLER, Agent,
!0J Bay street Savannah
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End OF the Strike at Mons.
Mons, BELGIUM, Sept 3.-The strike Of
the miners in this district has ended.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS.

The following list of books, to be used in the
public schools during the next scholastic year.
is published for general information.
W. H. BAKER, Superintendent
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
An impression seems to prevail with manv Of
my old patrons, that business is not now con
Quoted at my old stand Nos. 30 and 81 Draw
ton street. whereas it is; and 1 most respect
fully ask that most generous public who NAV
need '
FIRST CLASS PLUMBING WORK AND GAS
FITTINGS, ETC.
in any OF its forms bestow upon me a share
OF their patronage. A fine line of Gas Chan
deliers and Fixtures and Globes, lust received.
Entire stock perfectly f esh and new.
JOHN NICHOLSON. Manager
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COLD STORAGE, ICE AND
BEER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

There will be an important meeting Of the
stockholders at o'clock tonight in the office
(next to Seamsn's Bethel, corner Abercorn and
Bay streets
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
REcIPROCITY.

Once more the IELEGRAM-HERALD
wishes 10 emphasize the statement that
ell sensible trade legislation IS q mere
matter of governmental policy. Pro-
lection, IN It's highest sense, includes
high tariff, medium tariff, low tariff,
revenue tariff and 10 tariff, each
determined in It's application by the
conditions and circumstances of trade.
Whichever tariff works best to our
advantage protects our interests. What
= known "A reciprocity, based either
upon no tariff, low tariff or mutual
tariff between countries IL of course in
oiuded IN the higher idea of protection.
Reciprocity with one country may be
81 advantage. and hence protection,
while with another II may he a disad-
vantage, and therefore not protection.
Reciprocity with Canada would adj
NIT many things duty free which we
can advsnageously raise or produce
for ourselves. such as lumber, fish. .
potatoes. eggs and barley, while it
would not materially extend our own
markets Besides, would open a side
door for the smuggling IN OF English
products. We do not want II.
Reciprocity with England means
nothing more or less than free trade
with our most formidable, most grasp
ing and most hostile trade euemy. II
would not extend our markets, for
England now buys OF Va whatever she
s obliged 70 buy, and she can not be IN
duced. except by stern necessity. to buy
a cents worth more. We do not
want To-
Rec procity with south America
would give IA free hides, "a at present.
Tt would give us free sugar. which Is
the desire Of a large majority of our
people. It would hurt us little, per-
haps on wool and tobacco. IL would
not affect our importation of cofEse,
rubber aud mahogany, which are now
free. But, III connection with lines of
transportation duly established, g
would open up rich markets FOR M
Vulnerable manufactured articles. such
ls the reciprocity ne want.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
WlNANS 6 WORKS
tsuco-ssors o. A. J. foes a los
and 4 Tower Block. Phone SO.

NAMED secsaa GOODS eood caskrt
" luakrle, h ta'fhti makers, u..u lIaalis
coca. shnishrTs. aac Tower b.oca.
NhA4Lb-l clmHE.room girls. hoas
" keepers. Ernfral house sIrs pi-la
troopers. pal >teI. ul-h washer. ra- 81
cueka. Eeaersi eaHte. man ti. 81 ESQ 50.
ipr hoiel. Hee+ starlN hous- grs o. rr
maneut PAGES olt 81 CITY. and Ioarr
hiocN
E0E SsLr-9 acrcs in eastern part of me
cts. iasiae cd Cry lmlfs Msn plat lnie
e nice ioi, aat ma1c p q money aha 3
I5nfI hlrtk.
FOR SALE acres outside South Division
= ST. lms Is slap for some one, ouH
Ss515. 3aHd Tower block.
IgOR sALE-Lot ssxI25 on Ecrlhner fair
house o4n hr buu-hf hy paving 49, doNu.
Balance easy. iuce slan aud Tower
block
WANTTn-a trn~i ~ while oaF timber
" land. lfom fiso 5gp acres. Must be near
rallr8za. csgfn -Vuessee preferred. Nash
sale. 5 and Tower FLOCK.
WAAItD-by Young man with cap tal =
situation - hnish lesruing macntnest
trade steel preferred. With view 81 buyius
an interest. 3 AND Tower block.
EoR sALE-une grocery store. wen located
DONG - good business. Nll Invoice about
5000 and Tower block.
FOR sAi.E-Aofel business in civ. wen io-
Gated. SO rooms WcN iuTlisffa. rem b
per moAtu; always fa'L kers3iis ior selling.
poor health. and Tower block.
EOR cALE-5room frame house ou corner
Gilbert 81. 500. Terms easy. : and
Tower biCcE.
EOk SALE-Two or three thousand dollars
SEE good paying stock. Would cYchana
for lots cr house and lots and pas difference
II any 3 aud Tower block.
WHY don't Won buy that nice iot on Cass 81 II.
" only 500, terms easy. and ( Tower
block.
E0R sALE-or exchange for good vacant
lot. Or 10 part payment 0u 3 house. a. ur-
right rosewood piano. hrst-c.ass muke. aad
4 Tower block.
II YOU want your house rented. bring in
your keys 9 and ( Tower block.
lTANTED-A partner with 6 30 g. puf into
" good furniture plant, once work b q
opening for the right man. AND Tower b.t.
WANIED-To put from 1905 o. $500 % some
W good reliable business furalturc pro
fcrred. 8 and Tower block.
lNINANs & WORks-Eeai estate stocks
W bought and sold. pensions business
chances and employment hureau. money to
loan. aud4 Tower block. Ph0ue 50
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

TIE eject IF protection upon prices
IS shown by the past and present cost Of
borax. That useful article vas on the
free 1T untl 1855 Our sympatainng
foreign friends, Who are expected 10
furnish us cheap products IN return for
free trsde. sold st 30 rs a. 20 cents per
pound The tariff of 1ss3 set capital
At work 81 once 70 deveiope tae horax
Manufacture from the deposits n The
West. According 20 the stuffed
prophet of WIisna-st. the tarT
shouId have been added to the former
s0st. bat the pIaguey thing wou,dn't
work 81. Alter seven Years of protec-
ton horsx costs 3 certs Ter pound.
B0rscic acid. an important article n
medicine sad the arts, made from
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
aEPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON
VESTION.

A Republican Congressional Convention OF
the Fifth Congressional District, Of Michigan.
will be held af the tircult Court Rooms. IN the
city OF Graud Rapids. Michigan, on Tuesday.
September = 1870. at III o'clock a. IA, Tor the
purpose 0f nOminHtlnge o candidate for Repre-
such other busiuess as may properly be con
sitered
According 90 a rule heretofore adopted. the
several counties of the district viii ~ entitled
% the same number of delegates as In the Re
publican state convention. NiL.
Allegau.
Kent
Ionia -...---.- ..-... .............--
Ottawa ~
By order Of the Filth District Republican
Congress onai Committee
DWIGHT 6O~S. ID. A. BLODGEIT.
Secretary. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY,


The Republicans OF Kent County will meet
"a Convention az rle lirclIt Court rooms. IN
stae city of tiraud Rapids. on Thursday. August
~ at li o'clock a. m.. lof sac purpose ~ erect
tl0n. o. D. held az Detroit August u auN ~.
IlN anu for the purpose of rlectnS Delegates
% The Republican t1lErss sSionai Convention
OF Ene ttltf Congressional district hereafter
ro te called aad also Tor the purpose of nomi
mating candle atrs ior county oflces % De
s..fca for az fhe general election, % BE- held
November .. l-sQ. aDt The transaction OF sucn
other ness as may properly come before
the convention.
Bach township and ward Is entitled 10 three
d-irsates. bV order % comm ittc-,
r. A MAYNARD. FIRED ;. CLARK.
Secretary. 1 hartman
Dated July -. $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
WORSE YET.

Oh. horrors, The Iona Scntipel says
that A. 4. Ellis, the nominee OF the
new Industrial party for AttOrney-Gen-
cral, derives the greater part Of ms IN
come from National bank stock. The
party platform demands the abolition
Of that banking system and one OF the
delegates, during the convention. got
IN a vicious kick at any one owning
any such stock. Whatever will Ellis
90. poor thing Grand Rapids TELE-
GRAW-HEEAtp.
The TFLFGRNN-HFBAID has misunder-
stood the Scntiasi IN Al Unimportant de-
tal. What it said was that Nr. Ellis
derives a large share of his income
from a National bank. lie does this.
however. as its attorney, aud not as a
s.ockholder-faaio Seafirei
The TErreRAg-HFPtLp NJ sunter-
stood the exact meaning Of words used
parenthet.cally by the Se~ti-eL The
truth. however, does not help Mr. Fills.
for it appears that he is corporation
attorney. and the corporation = a Va
tonal bank. IL Nr. Ellis "a helped any
M the eyes of his party by the correc-
ton, he Is welcome to our share OF %.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
HUCI/ON.i
EVER YBODY.S CHANCE!
SUMMER
RESORT
LOTS FOR sale
ZAALNINR'.S CAPE.

About one hundred lots viii be sold
at auction Aug. ii and y, commencing
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF each
day. This place is located about two
miles cast OF Maca tawa Bay. It IS one
of the most prominent capes on the
Black Lake, just opposite Siberia Point.
II i an excellent fishing place, with a
dock capable of welcoming every boat
on the lake. The place Is elevated and
decorated by many trees, giving 4 full
view OF the Bay ana the city or Holland
at a distance. A rare opportunity for
all. The highest bidder will be the
lucky man 10y paying SO down and the
balance on time # preferred.
The railroad fare of every purchaser
will be deducted, who has not come
farther than from Chicago. Lots can
be purchased at any time before said
sale, on the same conditions, at reason
able terms. All lots are 50xl0O feet.
COL. a. j. MANN, Auctoneer.
Purchases can be made any time dur
ing the year or any information can be
mad by addressing Gerrlt Xaalmink,
351 Grandville-ave. Grand Rapids, or
Luke Luyers, Graafschap, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

narax. 4s $50 dlcaHed ID price from
- ~ - ~sals per pound. and FeL ges
liDadenl, seassless Democratic .ie st..l
gses fsrla. "IAe IaEia i Tax.