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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-12

A. C. Carter, Paris, spent the Sab
bath here.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-12
nl1-1nd


] will sell the stable / now occupy
on corner of Second and Main streets.
Possession given in ten days.
,apr9,1w JAS. 7. GILL.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-12
lllaylO,d.tI

The Ice Co. has an experienced bot
tier this year aud can furnish you the
best Pop ever sold OH this market.
my2-2m, d.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-12

Otey Hobson, Russellville, is in
town to-day.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-12

Chas. Il. Scott, Memphis, is in the
city.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-12

See notice of a lost canary.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-12
Something New

Is the splendid assortment OF
Black AMI Fancy Hats we have
for the summer season. "S0me-
thing New" are the key-chains
we give away with each pair
odd pants this week. And,
mothers, don't forget that we
carry an immense line Of
Children's Odd Knee Pants
from 90 cts. a pair up. Call.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-12

Louisville d Nashville Railroad.
Trains leave GAINESVILLE as follows:
SOUTH:
NO. lUl, FAST Mail o'zO r. NJ
Nol03 Fast Express, daily. ........... 7:l3 A. M
NORTH:
No.IO2, Fast Express, aily....."... 1854 P. M
Nol04, Fast Mall, 6l0 A. III
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-12

MONDAY EVENING, MAY, u.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
Saturdays Court Record.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Hon. VIM. +. Grove,
judge-Charles j. Burnham VS.. Philip
Graham. replevin; verdict, no cause OF
action with costs TO defendants.
SUPERIoR-Hon. Z. A. Burlingame.
judge-In re March term, jury; order
that thirty jurors be drawn for March
term OF this court. VIM. d. Hembling
VS.. Michael Tennis, in chancery; hear
ing resumed.
PRoBATE-Cyrus e. Perkins, judge
Estate of Harry III. Kingin, deceased;
petition for administration filed; hear
ing March 81. Estate of Lydia {. Low
ing, deceased; petition for adminlstra-
ton filed, hearing March 81. Estate OF
Lester II. Lamoreaux, deceased; Order
closing estate against claims. Estate OF
Henry X. Crissman, deceased; license
to sell personal property at auction
granted. Estate OF Fielder /. Deming,
mentally incompetent; appeal of Peter
Granger filed, from order removing
him and appointing Henry Z. Locher
guardian.
PoMCE-Hon. John T. Holmes, Judge
VIM. NJ. Curdy, drunk; paid S2 fine
and $3.50 costs; Frank Murry, discr-
derly; paid s. fine and 1875 costs. O.
5. Standish, drunk and disorderly; s.
fine and 1925 costs. Charles Davis and
Elmer Youngblood, larceny less than
So; adjourned to March ), 10 q. III.
David Breen, assault and battery; ad-
journed TO March 3, 10 a. m. \. K.
Culver and J. jacobson, breach of
peac e; paid s. fine and s. costs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
~DEEsTRIcT' SCHOOLS.
Sonas cFYing Aliases That sh0uIa b
Eecsi6sa

IN answer 70 q qeery about the con-
q ltion OF the district schools Of the
county. Secretary A. Hzmban smith,
Of the County Board Of school kan
iners SAID 70 a reporter: Gas Z whole l
think they sre Hourishing, bat the con-
diton Of some Of the country schools :
miserable.
Mr. smith then vent on 70 tel Of
some Of ms experience IN visiting yar-
Gus country schools. De says that IN
some OF the schools the girl pupils have
cut gong 10 school on account OF the
aneentlemAnly and sometimes worse
conduct OF the boys. Ia these very
seh0Ols arc some Of the most competent
teachers IN the country They report
tne toys Who make the trouble and ask
the trustees 10 expel them, but, Mr..
smith saws, IL many OF the eases the
trustees lack the moral bravery 20 ex-
Del or suspend the offenders fcr fear
OF offending their parents. By .ot do
ing tins duty, Mr. Smith say they
offend many more parents, wno take
their children from the schools 70 pre-
serve their moral characters from con-
tamination. One pupil, he says, and
that pupil Is mol always boy, has bteA
known TO pollute a whole school. One
fault he finds with some OF the country
schools is the condition OF the out
houses. Some OF them have but one
apartment, which is for the common
use OF all the pupils, others are sltuat-
ed close 10 the highway, some have no
doors, and IN other instances where
there are two oRt-houses, they are To-
Gated too closely together, with insult
able partitions between them. A ma
iority of them are mutilated, the walls
being covered with obscene poetry. a
number of the districts do not pay the
teachers what they are worth, some OF
them working for SO month and pay
ING their own board. Mr.. Smith SAYS
he hopes TO see these evils abolished by
keeping them constantly before the
eyes of parents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
Circuit .IurOrS.

The following were drawn to serve as
jurors in the March term of the superior
court: Hans J. Plett, James Bayne
VIM. Whalen, Cornelius Clark, VIM. J
Scarlet. p. Steketee, Anton Brogger
Thos. O'Reefe, John Dykstra, Elliott T.
Judd, jacob TibOut. Edward Munson
John NJ. Steketee, A. ID. Esler, John G
Gulhford, John Holland, Judson j
Hail, JnO. {. Christensen. Charlie.
Spicer. LOUIS B. Engel, Henry Green
George ". Morse. Abraham Brokaw
George Peeps, 4. Van Bree, James a
Cove, Daniel Mcdonald, g. O.. Nan
Houten, Daniel Niergcver and Wm. A
lee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Prof. Csrman's lecture on astTon-
omv, vii be particularly interesting
as BE takes up the subject Of "stal
Clusters ard "Ncbulae." He vii. IN
tho course Of the lecture, exhibit some
hne stellar photographs bv means Of
tn7 magic lantern, showing the Nebulae
ot riou and Andronleda and other
lntor7r''rg groups IN the ine II hrs sub
lect the lecture vii hc held AZ ile
Central school. ard Wi bogu a. 30
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
NROZIER 4 CUTTERS
Y REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
E.B. CADwELI., MAKAsEk-
Weston Building, As Canal-<L

SIS0l Residence. viii sell en easy terms,
crow location. Jeaerson-zte. 9asl south
oi flIth-2Ye.s HeN. finished Ia o&k fHrlace
aRd al other modern conFoAionccsi lot oo ~
.0g
S19S E8eh. buys twenty one nice lots IN
ti-c s0uth part Of city, II sold Ia a bunch
for particulars call at Cr0EicT 4 Cutter real
estate department. Weston bgiIolag.
SrORE Building. ca Madison-6ve.. for sale on
- exchange would prefer 10 exchange for
vacant lot on the hill. Inquire lFoEier A Cut
iers real estate department. over Board %
Trade
"a Aol have horse. harness and buggy q
pair OF work horses 60 exchange Tor a
Nscant lot. call al CroEief Cutters real estate
department.
S2Hln Viii buy q modern home. three
SoNNV blocks east Of city, near flfih-GYes
VIII sell Ga easy terms take vacant lot OF pair
of WORK horses feT frsi payment For pBfticu-
lars. call - OrozieT Cutters re8l estate de
pariment, Weston building.
ID ACRES, inside the limits Of the city Of
~ Eaton kspds, Estpn county, good house
harm. orchard ana waller, and on the b4nk ~
Sprlng brook; soil ierIllei cheap. on easy
terms reason for selling, death 81 owner.
TQl0 ACRES Of tlmbered LAND. located IN
sVvO Dunklin county. No, 10 exchange Tor
prand Rapids property. all description can
be had by applying al CrOzler Cutters real
estate department.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

The business transacted BY the inter
nal revenue ofSoe during the month Of
February was as follows. Peer stamps.
8 535.S2 Gear stamps. q zfo.2f. TO-
facC0 sEan1us. S1fss1 SPECIAL tar
stafnns. ssal -: penalties. 50 - totai.
Ss.5s.Fe, A increase cf 81 4I5 = over
tne total frr Frfrrarv. T9sf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liluid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs,
under all conditions make it their ia
vorite remedy. 1t is pleasing to the
eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effect
ual in acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

THERE IS no absolute equality of
of men," says Rev. Philip s. Brooks,
mot because some men are rich and
some arc poor, not because some men
are famous and some despised. There
IS no absolute equality Of men, because
the range of human character is ever
lastingly varying and different. There
is no difference between rich men and
poor men, but there is an everlasting
difference between good men and bad
men,"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

ssHeasen Revised p issued by the sane
house. i ful 0f iDtsrest, and the
Heaven 4 depicts, on the authority CT
Spiritual communication. = certainly
ons that all Jump with most peoples
desires, and vi not o1e1d thelr com
u3on sense.
Familg Flcfioa, March !, contains 8
large number Of absorbing stores, to-
gethef with some valuable scientific N
formation and household topics. Most
OF the stores are complete N TINS mum
her. there beng bat one serial. Faaai y
Fictisa, is a weekly paper Published az
Washington. The subscription prlee IS
81 per year.
The Fsrum, for March, presents 81
exec mt table Of contents. Oae timely
artlc. entitled A Year OF Republican
Control - written by Senator Henry l..
pawes, 5 a review OF the first year OK
President Harrison's administration, 70
show that the Republican party iskeep-
ing IS promises 10 the people, and that
the present administration IS III every
way worthy OF the past history OF the
party. lie enters into detail 10 show
What the policy LAID down by President
Harrison is, and ne pays his respects 10
the criticisms Of the Democratic press.
A large and handsome volume, pre-
pared with great care and posses
sing fund OF knowledge, gathered
after much labor IN patient research,
bears the title History Of Utah" The
author is Hubert Howe Bancroft, who
has again gwen 20 the world another
specimen OF his excellence as a hlstor-
ian. The book comes 10 our table from
Wilford Woodruff, Esq, Salt Lake City,
and IS published by the History Com
pSny, OF San Francisco.
The souvenir of "The Dead Heart"
Watts Phillips play, presented al the
Lyceum Theater, by Henry Irving, Is
beautifully illustrated and published by
Caeell Il Company, Limited. IL gives
the story of the play, and the lllustra-
tions depict the most interesting scenes
OF the drama. For sale by Eaton,
Lyon d Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY.
GRAND RAPIDS. MONDAY MARCH ).


The Democratic party of Ohio. backed
by the rest OF the party outside OF that
state, makes no concealment Of the
6sct that their gerryEnanderng Of the
loho Congressional Districts is intended
solely to enable that party to get con-
troll Of the next House. AS the basis Of
their calculations, they assume q solid
is>outh, made and kept solid by the
suppression OF the negro vote, which
suppression Southern Democrats no
longer deny. II that IS the game TO
% played for, the Republican party
must take an active hand in it
~and begin now. Whatever IS within
sts power cOnstitutionally to do, il
s-olust do for self-prese-vation. 1t is no
time 70 falter or half-do anything. The
party has been too often guilty of that
kind Of failure IN the past. Now is the
time 20 act.
There are twenty-seven Bourbon
Democratic members of the present
House who owe their election solely 10
the suppression OF the negro vote.
That vote was suppressed because 1t
would "aTect thc result" This is the
black list Of men who have stolen their
seats IN the House and who should be
elected at once:
Alahama-First District, r H. Clarke;
Second, II. A. Herbert; Third, William
G. Oates; Fourth, Louis w. Turpin.
6eO-Ca-SecOnd District, III. G.. Tur-
ner; Third, Charles +. Crisp; Fourth.
Thomas NJ. Grimes; Sixth. Joseph II.
Blount; Eighth, II. H. Carlton; Tenth,
q. T. Barnes.
louisiana - Fourth District, y. c.
! blanchard; Fifth, G.. J. Boatner; Sixth,
=. NJ. Robertson.
( Mississippi - second District, J. B.
Morgan; Third, T. G. CatchIngs; Fourth.
fSiNth, L. +. StOckdale; Seventh, c. +.
fHooker.
! South Carolina-First District, Samuel
N1bble; Second, g.. ID. Tllman; Third
u. p. Gotham; Fourth, W. III. Perry;
-Fifth. ]. J. Hemphiil: Sixth, G.. W.
Darron. Seventh. VIM. Elliott.
Tennessee - Tenth District, James
Pheian.
Since their elections we're secured BY
open, Gross and boasted notification OF
constitutional provisions, they should
he declared void by the House and the
members sent hack 10 their homes.
And then Congress should see 20 il that
fprovisions arc made 20 bring out the
the vote Of every clector of the United
States, white or black. If Il takes the
whole standing army OF the United
Ststes and one million Northern soil
diers beside. The numbering, cowardly
Williams who regulate Southern cleo
tious with Winch ster rifles should be
met with the same treatment, though
fthey De sons Of Southern Senator's. If
tho South may nu!lify ougprovision Of
the Constitution. Il may nullify all
That q the very principle that the
North fought 70 kill and then was fool
enough 10 leave before it was buried.
It has been revived. uursed back into
vigor BY Southern Democrats and now
once more threatens TO undermine ev.
cry constitutional guaranty. The Re-
publican party must kill that heresy or
b. killed itself. The two can not exist
together in this country. And now IS
the time % do t II the Republican
partv misses It's opportunity, it viii
richly deserve ils rasc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Loossfs Bed Clover Pie rure siek
Headache. r'vspepzs, Ind Tsstion. ard
torsf pstou. 80 Per nor, > hoxes
for s.. For ssie ~ White = White,
druggists, AoTfoa H5Ess block
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
TO unScRInERA

Any Subscriber % THE TELKGKAns
HERALD who fails tn receive the papss
rsgaIsriy, or vho may have reason %
ss@Riaia Of late delivery, win confer u
special fAvsF bg inforning this ofaes az
.shs fast at anee- send postal card 90 eel
sp tsisphoas 53I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
AdYicetO MOfhers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. lt soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for
CiarThGa. .5cepts bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list "a furnished bv W. r. Scribner.
real estate dealer. 50 Peari-st.:
Annie 7. Covell ct al to August Bren-.
neT lot IL. CUvellS Sadd...............-.....s 600
Jaronlina BoOman 10 John VI. Steketee.
part Of lots 10 and IL. bk :, Grants -
G. L. Ives and A. T. Luton to John l..
kater. lot 8. Ives 4 Luton 5 add. 10
Azlcna Youell to y. Park Street Ky
Co.. Il c 10 fl lots and IS. bk 10. Com
stocks 4O
Gerrt Boelofs 10 Tjud Veenstra. lot 10.
Blk = Barclay 4 Stevens add so
Harm II Bats to Tjebbe Mellema part
OF lot l09. Homestead sub...............-.. 1,l0O
Clark Conant 10 Harry c. Angel. lots
80. 81 and 81, Homestead sub. ......... %O
Eta +. Aldrich TO J. Edward Earle. lot
6. Van Leuwen x GeZons SUBJ. oUO
Anna VI. Phillips 70 !. Edward Earle
lots and 5. Van Leuwen Gezons
Ella +. Deem 10 J. Edward Earle, lot.
Van LeUwen X GeZon' S sub.-.....-......-. J1O
James Campbell ct al. to Sophie Craig.
lots aud ; bk :, Silver Creek Parks l,DO
A. Q. CrOzier and G. A. Cutler 10 j. II.
Nearanga " 30 II lots 80 and 50. South
Grand Rapids ......... ~
Andrew Wh1len 10 Mrs. Rose Martin.
pee land on sec II. Wyoming ............. 800
land on sec a. WaiSer ' 5000
Jares Johnson to James II. WOrden,
sel4 nWl of sec -. Nelson. ....-.-....-.-.. 500
james r. Worden 10 Fuller 4 Rice
Lumber Man'fg Company. sea nw@
of sec -, ......-. S,0G
Geo. :. Linderinan 90 Reuben Reynolds
and Levy 4 Franklin. pee land on
sec -. Grand I.l0l
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

The following Is list OF the marriage
licenses Issued since last published. with the
names. residence when outside the city and
ages of the parties: AGEs
t,eorga I.ardis: Lena Gleason ..-..-. --s
MARQUIS ID. Gump, Cora Louisa Wander
Er-~f ......... fo-fs
Wra. BADGER. Aida Corning. ne.......-.-.-...- l-16
RoIe Butler Minnie Richards. Of Cedar
springs -.-----..-..-... Z-u
w1. p ~halve7. 81 Grand Rapids; sadie
Nichn's . - 1s-I9
Joseph pe1tou. of Walker township Eli
zaheth ~hirk 7f--5
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

The editor of Zion's Herald has been
away from home TO some purpose. He
says: 1.-The best remedy for tendency
to mugwumpery in politics is tour
through the south -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

CukrScrv pEFEw = gong ~ 'shsker
k-orpcaEcus. shske out his riunags.
so-,rwhat ruf7ed from the Wcr'd's Far
corfret. ar,d then pose a. a csndidrts
ror the EeruhEcsn nomination fer the
Presidency.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
f-TECrTI.hhE0na.


EOR RENT-Barn in rear Of s. sheldon-st.
Inquire l.. :. Pierce. = houroeff. -
CXpERrEvCED man Will furnish outfit Ser
/. meat market iu 1--WE town. wants partner
with SO OF s.ov9; 20 risk Address a. il. :.
box q -
WANTED lumber want 20 exchange =
" lof on Pleasantsve for lumber. " g.
Hopsou Peari-si.
/ II. .CLOsTERHoUSE dealer in real estate.
-. personal property and loans; houses
rented sad rents collected; have = large list
OF desirable houses and lots aad vacant lafs
on Fulton Fountain. Gnerrv and nearly a.
desirable streets. also q large list ~ good
farms 30 al directions Tor sale OF exchange
very cheap. Call and look rT iisf oFer before
buying. once rooms No. A. Canal 81. Ieif-
phone 10. -
XVOMAN's OsPIT4I-Chrisf.an Home for
" laGies- quiet and friVstei iafies board
"a before anf during c0HE8emeuff is wears
Duff0a. u Norih Lane aye Hraad karf6s
Mich. - Imo
MAGNETIC beaHrr anf ciafrvevanf siftlnas
VI ~ Offava-st-. cable ard Caral-st cars
conven ert - ,. frae
s=z..z<=s HORSES vInferea in hor stalls 81
4S@se1t =. rrnfeTelr raves iD charge uf rare
u - fei wea erf 80 geef Timothy has.
k/kxrA Inquire et oiilos ei h1ti-ka s9mlae
~ - crraus. ~ te.ephone nE resi-
sence 81. Ho~s-s Del vered 81 and from fhe
farm - y Cburca- a1ft
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Rkttskb : the font scEins secure hoosr non
MArA AoA can rent IL Ter . Per meNt1
L IS tefk poASk1tls located. l. : fIoNin.
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS &C. lodge pes
u lle aftcAai..s the N ord f&iT Ia ChieaEe.
have ScFcrSi ntV EetSes that ~ ~ 1usl b-
tAlAe. tfless 3A9 terms q sal. !. = floslA-
rNsh sAlt-goed piue ana hare Nooa lands
citx property 81 al klneA Ne l0oaied s.
also money - iosh 0A eood Frs' estate .f
sooo uIabei lAnas "a suns iron S5e a. 81 lrAi
81 AZ Ma y 10Fctis bl0ck opposite Surs.
Hotel. A Il. Auusdcl asff
k'0R SALE-A forfx-@ere fArn. win house
and osIH, ioT SAie cheap viii fakt ciff
properly ~ ekchSnge- iHQUife 81 Emu Ar
lnlLl. - y csi hri0ss 81. al Ars. hinornach.
- Stt@isAt->t Nal. 81
TOR SAlE-Buy home before the spriue
flse IL ptlccsi II room house OF Paris ar
Noiiegc 4tes.i al modcTD improvements yara
graded &la soaGed ana concrete HAlks, a. iaf
$50. ~ - PEI laonth- Tooln hsass 81 Naa-
ison-aye-. aear ftttt, SlaN oF So per month
Charles "A. lafts. IIi.s a BUchanGns ; laW
once, LeaSara block. III
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

THE Fort Wavne G,,-ctts wants %
snow. you know, and calls upon Gov
srnor Boies 70 explain It says. As
soon as Governor Boies gets his carpets
put down and his stoves set up and
bisekened. We would be gisd % have
hiua explain hrs statements that the use
&C Intoxicating liquors as = beverage
had not been diminished. and yet that
millions ard millions Of ths capital Of
.-ihfens had beer invested IN The husi-
ness and tasf e rad heen col8iv wiped
ont without one effort % compensate
thcse wao were rnned thereby. How
was THAT vipirz out &C millions ard
srfli5ons accomplished if Their business
nss been carried right along without
4 ,ninu6cn
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

kNANTED-lmmediate good active agents
W for this and adjoining counties; salary or
commission, regular employment for ladies or
gentlemen. Can or address No. lSs Second
ave. g.
IIANTED-Agents for the History Of the Ex-
" plOratiOns OF. Daring Deeds and Grand
Achievements Of Stanley; agents outfit Sl.00s
Toledo. Ohio. 3Hf
4 GENTS should write for illustrated circular
n and terms FOR two weeks trial of Missouri
Washer. washes dirtiest clothes clean by bot
steam without rubbing; easily sold. pr'aia.
bic J. Worth s. LOUIS No sumo u
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

FOR RENT-The new dwelling house go
Paris-ave.. two block south Of Wealthy
ave; all modern Improvements furnace. city.
well and cistern water; also gas Apply 10
James w. Long. soldiers home. Grand Rapids.
Mich. 3sIf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIFF HOLT. general warehouscmen.
IL at III South DIyisiOn-st.. store pianos anc
household goods az low rates; packing and
moving promptly attended 10 by tclephoniug
No. 800. Jan l-al
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

THE North Will consent neither TO
the Acknowledgement, nor the suppress
sion OF the vote, OF the negro. The
race question IS not local but con-
stitutional one, IN which the North is
just as much interested as the South.
The North viii take a hand in the set
tlement, and the Republican party will
settle it for the North. The present
crisis calls for as bold and fearless men
as did the days of the rise of the re-
bellion. These men are fast coming to
the front in the Republican ranks.
The next House Will not be Demo
cratic, unless the North elects to sub
NIT once more TO Southern domination.
The day is past for that.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

FOR RENT-A furnished house No. l2O Bost-
wiek-st.. with all modern conveniences.
Fred A. Maynard, / and new Houseman
building. 5sII
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

i. /! +: +! /: ! 81. !
] ] ] iii ! ! ]. D D ]! ]
HELP WANTED kALE.
WANTED-5 cabinet makers 10 80 y New
w awe. Converse Manufacturing &c. q
WANTED Relisbse local ana travelling
W salesmen. Posirens polmaHent special
inducements Row lgst selling snocleit Ties
dor eelayi salary from start. Brown Bros.
AsarsefSinen eAleaSe iiiA Jehe ~
VANIED-Saiesmen. clerks. baokkeepers.
W bartsaaers. tesInsters. shipping CLERKS.
iafN hands once help. aEQ AL Others 0ut Qf
employment 10 call ana Investigate oar en-
ureiy ne@ ana thoroughly reliable system Of
meDt Company ls2ss Nouroe-Sf., rooms 81 aud
s. Porter block. Phone iezl.
HELP wAkTRD-FRNALR.
WANTED-Gin 20 40 general heasework.
Apply al 40 Second-ase. q
IVANTED-An experienced elrl for second
work. Mrs. ,. II. White. Is Conrt-sI a.
F0R RHaT-R00ks.
---~--->---~~--~---~---
TOR REN1-F0ur rooms suitable for house
L. keeping. ls2 Barclay 81. eoraeT OF LYON. 6s
WANTED-Two gentlemen can mad first
w class rooms at IA Clint0M-st., with or with
out board all modern conyenielces- Is
L'OR RENT-One furnished room. With aleoye
a steam and gas. No. 81 y. l0nia 81. a.
FOR RENT-Furnlshed or unfurnished
l. rooms. al 50 Barclay-st. =
E0R RENT-Furnisbed and uniuraisbed
rooms at the brunswick 40 south Division
81; steam heated. Mrs. Mcfiee. "a
EoR RENT-Furuished rooms. with or with
u out board; furnace heated; bath room.
with hot or cold water. Inquire al No. 81
Barclzyst. Stf
EOR RENT-Nice fats in Boston and Derby
blocks. West Eulton-St. Inquire 80 West
IultOn-St. 31tl
E0R RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
l. rooms. steam heated. al Park Place. Mrs.
A. l.. smith. 56stf
FOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
gas. newly furnished and reftted. Everything
strictly nrstciass. Entrance. Crescent ave ;
also. 81 Canai-st. Enquire al Room Ia. s5ly
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
MONEY TO LOAN,

cash TO LOAN-HouSes 10 sell and rent.
- farms and vacant lots 20 sell. all grades
and in different localities. At bottom prices
terms and time made 10 suit; interest low
Call AZ room 3. New Houseman block. on Henry
Fralick. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
FOR REET-H0USES.

EOR RENT-IwO minutes walk from pest
ofice. large S-r0om house. No. o. Crescent
ave-. neighborhood excellent, well and clstefn
water in house; also several other houses IN
different parts OF city. Joseph II. Martin. e5
CanalSt. 03
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
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