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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13
D. ST. G. FRA SER,
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER.

Over Twenty Five Years experience in pros
pectins, opening up and experimenting mines
iii the Pennsylvania coal aud ore regions, and in
the location and construction OF railroads, cree
ton OF plants for coke, coal and minerals.
REFERENCES:
G. S. d'INTILLIERs, engineer construction Penn
Il r., philipsburg, Pa
JNo. FULTON, General Manager Cambria Iron
Co., JohGstown, Pa.
s. s. Bis IR, Supt. Tyrone Division Pennsylva-
mia Railroad, Tyrone, Pa.
GEO l.. SANDEKSoN. President Williamsport &
North Branch Railroad, Williamsport. Pa.
CHAs. =. BERwIND, lrest Berwind White Coal
Mining Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
W. J. JACKSON Co., Miners and Shippers of
Coal and Coke, Philadelphia. Pa.
l.. MACDONALD, Civil and Mining Engineer,
Altoona, Pa.
": A. CRIsr Gen1 Supt. Berwind- White Coal
Mining Co., Osceola Mills, Pa.
References can be examined and any further
information desired obtained by applying either
personally Or by mail, to L. A. FRASER,
Jan;;GT VALLEY VIkGINIAN OFFICE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13
A FARM AT PUBLIC RENTAL.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE ENTERED De
L cember 13th 1885, of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta County, in the cause pending therein
in chancery, under the style of Gun VS.. GUMS
widow and others, l win as Commissioner
therein appointed, proceed, on
SATURDAY THE 18TH DA Y OF MARCH 1880
in front OF the Court House of Augusta County,
to offer at public rental to the highest bidder,
the farm belonging to the estate of Joseph GUM
decd, containing
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13

The Election Committee of the House
has agreed to report in favor of seating
Mr.. Atkinson. Republican, from the
Wheeling, W. Va, district, and BUSTING
Mr.. Pendleton, Democrat.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13

Without Reserve,
400 Of these beautiful Residence Lots, 5Ox15O
feet, located in the Southwest end of Waynes-
boro, surrounding the famous Baker Springs,
which will be used to supply the new city with
water 1t is one of the finest. springs ever
gushing from under the sandstone for
nation Of a gently rising hill, there is a flow
OF 100000 gallons per day Of pure, soft water,
forming, just below, lovely lake, all over the
bed of which the water can be seen boiling up
through the beautiful white sand. On the hill
just above the spring is to be located the finest
Hotel in this section of the country, which will
be supplied with all modern conveniences and
kept open the year round. AS a resort for
families, it is unequalled. These lots are
amongst the best building lots at Waynesboro,
we'll located on high, smooth ground and can
be supplied with water at a small cost, from
the spring. This is a rare chance for invest
ors to get in on the ground floor.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Having been informed by Nh. A C. Braxton
that he will not again be a candidate for the
Office OF COMMoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY of the
city, respectfully announce myself as a candi-
date for that office at the May election. subject
to the action of the Democratic party; and
promise, il elected, conscientious and faithful
discharge of its duties to the extent OF my abil
ty A. c. GORDON.
Staunton, Va, Jan. 10. 1890.
jani6tde
respectfully announce myself a candidate for
CoMMONwEALTH'S ATTORNEY of the City of
Staunton at the coming May election.
jan23 tt TIIOS c. KINNEY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13

A RARE CHANCE.-Half or the whole of the
"a best established Retail Grocery business
in the Valley for sale, at one of the best stands
in Stanton. 1t would require about two thou
sand dollars in Cash. Address
jan23 IF LOCK BOX 304. Staunton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13

j. n. Updike has been appointed post
master at Buffalo, Rockbridge county
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13
Methodist University

The Methodists have inaugurated 6
project to build a great University al
Washington City. Bishop Hurst is al
the head of it. Already the Davis farm
containing about 80 acres, near tbs resi-
dence Of exPresident Cleveland. has
been secured at a cost Of 100000. Sub
scriptions are rapidly coming in for the
erection and endowment of the institu.
ton Bishop Hurst thinks there is nc
doubt of the success of the movement
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Lucy Lee Newly and Mr. A. H. Shep-
perd in the Baptist church, Warrenton,
on the 25th inst.
Peter Boyer. aged 70, living at Morris.
Hill. Allegheny county, died on the 3oth
ultimo.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13
NEW WAGON YARD.

/ have leased the Wagon Yard of Henry Wehn
on Spring Lane, and am now repairing and fit
ting it up for the accommodation of the public.
I have also rooms for dodgers, who may come
with wagons, and am prepared to furnish COM
Portable rooms to others who may wish them
respectfully ask a share of public patronage.
feb13-3t JOHN ID. RIO DIG Frs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13
N~0 -1-H--Io---iS-,

situate near Deerfeld, in Augusta county
TERMs-This farm will be rented to the bidder
who will take the property for the shortest Pc
and the costs OF suit and rental. The plaintiffs
debt amounts to s302g7, with interest on $12S54
Thereon from November 18th, 1885, till paid. The
renter viii! be required to pay cash the costs Of
suit and or rental and for the residue will exc
cute his two bonds with approved personal Sc
curity, bearing interest from date, in equal
amounts, payable, one at tue expiration, and
the other at half expiration of the lease.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p NJ.
w. Il. CRAIG,
Commissioner
I do hereby certify that W. f. Craig Commits
sioner, has executed the bond required by the
decree directing the rental of the foregoing
tract of land
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1880.
]. N. RYAN,
Clerk Circuit Court of Augusta County, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13

MONEY 10 LOAN ON LONG TINE. IN
M stalnent plan. Terms easy. Apply TO
W. r. mcCUE.
Company. fetIS-.;n
NOR SALE-At River Side Farm. one Imp
1 Clydes,2 years Old dark bay; one q Clyde
RISING | year old, bay; Short horn bun calves
win take orders for Poland China pi2s, prices
d. f. A. NJ Frs,
1eDl3 Timneiviie, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13
AARON WARD MORRIS,
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER,
OF THE TYPOGRAPHICAL, ENGINEERS.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS,
NEW YORK CITY,

Is ready to bid for contracts for all kinds of En-
cheering work. Typographical and Geological
Surveys, laying off new towns and cities on the
most improved plan, q speciality. Scientific en-
gineerng talent at immediate command. Best
work guaranteed at reasonable rates, on same
plan adopted by the Department of Public
WORKS. New York City. with which he is con-
nected. Well equipped to go i'll the field at short
notice. Address, AARON WARD MORRIS,
Civil Engr.. Dept. Public Parks,
Jan30tf 64th St. and 9TH Ave, New York City
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-02-13

Lewis Mckenzie Bell has been appoint
ed Collector of Customs at Alexandria,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

eourt s 10 - feilo~ed. thsre ssrs ls.t
Tsls Ken $50 sell1 1e s1zG.a.4 q t.le
49, aEY. Els - L1ase so we're SAD
frana tle a4r f1E1 before lr9FeraeE
EAsE ssiss1 z.s pros tl4AEen of Nay
IT.. sl4, slatslg sn4E lDe t~u1 celag ek-
80 st1a ~ mare hslD1es eolt bs
na-1 fns ~olld lssss oaL lsls men
81 enttled q. 0ol-lry ala so1l8 re-
14.ss r1s fl5I ~ @ sc8l4rge tle ceflt.
Ass-ul.lg. alaeFer taat tle cre1t
u lae state a. sLake al1 t-4l n -a--
gau c1gnt g. eee 10 E that every
laa aGl eli s.ed -l1er tne $40 eals
aaZrt 81 iA.rlezs e. reee Sc t-a bounty.
tle sl -sl.oa 4, AZ 80 aoa nlaea e...l
44a. reee yes foal lecal boo1tes. ll
a94ld oe laal-lestlY altalE % pay tlH
e add Jou bo $50 granted ~ Lae
county or tle tla alsa &. because 10
.i4el acton a. ever tgllsulg glaEeo -
tle state. There uusat. los ewes, fe .
question II ~ alty Ia -ae case ~ a -l.-
I.er 8l-9 received 10 l1cal peal-it
Thea aga.g tbe state m< <at be Douat
~ fa-Ilss- o. pas SOD bounty % those
ano el- .sted after s.le passage ot sac
acg ~ February 3. lso4, uecause tne e2-
at meaning ~ that A-t e-s certainly
open b d0uat ID tle pub-c lu.ud IS
Justlae Martin implies Ia las "a dissenting
Cpluiou adYeTted O. above
~t rom tAe above statement one nay
read ly see lhat there are uumuer ~
quest0ls sex o. te decided by the state
BOAFd ~ Auditors before they can al
lud.ctte tho claims under the bounty
az. IL IS possible also that some further
all may have a. IL g.yeu by tLe su-
pFenle Court AID that the leg stature
sail probably BE- called a. make al ap-
propr alton Tor carrying into effect tse
old law Al present, however, the
board has 20 get is data As % the calls
under @Blch the soldiers enlisted and
the quotas apporuoned. 80 much OF
tbs WORK as could be done Al Washing
ton IS now tnlsned. Nj. Wilson Te-
turns tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY,


THOSE BOT NAtE7.
The clerk 0ithe Board OF state Audi
fors has made a visit 70 Washington 20
look up necessary data 20 enable the
board 20 act intelhgently upon the great
question Of bountlcs. The correspond
emit OF the Detroit I}tbssae has learned
from him the condition OF affairs
opened up by the recent decision OF the
supreme Court. As many are interest
ed IN the matter, we give the corre-
sooudence entire. The Tribune says.
..The appearance In Washington Of
blr " ihon, clerk OF the state Board OF
Auditors, and u.s persistence ,n search
~ through tine records Ot the Mlchl-
gan provost marshal's office, now stored
Iu tac Wax Department garrett, has tor
the tame being transferred 20 the
National capital the muddle IN the pay
ueut 0f State lOunSes "a soldiers and
sailors cullstIg IA Michigan under the
Presidents calls 0t October u, loG5, and
February 1, Is6+ There are no provost
IuArsnals : records lu Michigan, though
the Military Department has record
Of every soldier who enlisted, ami the
time and place OF sucn enlistment
Moreover there are no records IN the
state of tle names Ol toe sailors some
i've hundred m alI vino were cEeolted
% Michigan. THIS latter defect
Mr. Wilson found . way 20 remedy.
The recent famous decision of the SUI
p~eme Court n smith vs.. Apiin, ~
which the question OK the rguts OF
bountes was supposed to have been
decided, Is not definite enough 90 settle
tine question Of tua duties OF the state
Board OK Aud .t0rs lu the premises, al
though 10 puts beyond doubt the fact
that the Aud .or-,icueral Is not bound
t0 lssue h.s Warrants for bounty pay
rIeuts. Without question the state OF
Michigan wants 20 90 Wnat IS right and
far n the matter, but tae question OF
what - right aud talr IS q delicate one
wltaa long historical side 90 ..
"Witl the assistance Of 4ir. Wilson |
have been over tlc recent supreme
Court decision, and the other decisions
aut laws relating to tie matter, the
l1el beuC O. get 40 the facts winch
sulI determine tle duties OF the state
Board of Auditors u tHe matter. An
act of tho Michigan legislature, ap-
proved February b.. ls6f provides that
D. bounty 0t sl.u shalt De- Vald % each
rer.ou 3. low tlc rank 0i p Comm.s-
sauei olc.r who -l1il talIst and ho
mustered utu tls military or naval
ssrv.ce ot tle United states under any
ctl made or issued hy National or
state military authorities since jan
cary q. 1854 Sow. President Ilu-
cu.r. October ~, 1853, wGde a call
tar uo 500 men. ani nv November II
trr quotas were duly arUnrt0uod hy
t.e Iuit.d states Provost Iitr-lEl-tien-
frfI. Col H rnt i.stAputs began.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

Now that the staid old senate has
started the silver boom, It would be
strange il the House should assume 70
itself the dignity OF conservatism and
check the movement. The South and
West seem determined 70 have some
kind OF currency stmulatOn-Wo wall
not say inhauOn, for no section Of the
country desires that. The dividing line
between stimulation and imitation IS not
a distinctly marked one and can be de-
termined only by experiment. We are
IN favor Of well directed line Of cx-
periments. The experiment OF free
coinage has got 70 come and It might
Just As well come now, when business
Interests are depressed and can bear
some stimulation.
When the first step toward the restor-
alton OF silver as a baSis of currency
was taken n lS7S, the air was filled with
dlreful prophecies of evil. 1t was as
serted that the coinage of s., ,000, 900 of
silver every month would drive gold
out Of the United states. Has 1t done
so, after twelve years of sucn coinage?
BY 10 means; there IS nearly $500, ,000,-
900 more of gold in circulation now
than thore was IN 1873. Silver Is one of
the weIl-recognized precious metals. 1t
is a peculiarly American product. In
this day and age OF protection to Amer
cau products, why should we degrade
silver?
II IS true that there has been al enOr-
nous increase IN the supply OF silver
during recent years, which has, to some
extent, justified the fear of reduction
I of the intrinsic value of it as none
tary standard. But the volume of trade
has 50 increased contemporaneously
tina. there has been an unnatural
stringepcy IN the money market. II
must be remembered, also, that the in
/ creased supply of silver has led to its
use n the arts, IN many ways un-
dreamed of few years ago, and go the
demand has increased with the supply.
ON the other hand the supply of gold
IS decreasing. The entire yearly pro-
/ duet Of the mines of the world Is now
about $4,000, GOO, while 1t was about
I sl31O0), goo thirty years ago. The fact
IS that gold IS increasing in value IN
stead of silver decreasing. After taking
out Of the gold supply what is demand
"a for the arts, the remainder seems to
be wholly inadequate to meet the IN
creasug needs OF the business world.
There Is no question but consider
/ able addition OF silver, or silver certii-
Gates, to the volume of currency must
come. The tendencies are all in that
I direction, regardless OF party lines
The immediate results Will be ben6-
cisI. When Signs and p0rtents Of evil
/ begin to shadow forth, If at all, We
believe Congress can Interpose the
necessary check.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

ORDER OF PUBLTCATIOS.-Stay ~ Micb-
- igan.-tne Circuit Court for the County Of
kenf-ln tlancrry.
John l.. IVES Complainant
John W. Saubro-k, Lau7 san
brook. David r. Hae. Marcia
Ha.. Rice =. Record. ~arsh
Fprnrf Robert s. Jackson
and C.aEs n Gleassl.
Defendants
so a session of said court. hr'f ~ tfa court
Rouse in the cfy e Grand Rapids. ia sa.d
county. ou the i.ih 1aV o. June. = % lsr.
Pc, nt Hon. William b. ufofe. cusut
iutge.
u tnis cause. il appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
fin. f13l the ienaanf. Robert ~ JACKSON. is
urt a rss dent ot mis- stare, b.t Is resident
motion of Nart A Ward. complainant soiici-
tors it fs .rtt el fhat fnr appearance ~ saii
uar.r.sIteuf defendant Robert -. Is .s snH. he
enterei herein rit1In iour roatts ifom rhe
fa'e ot ta.s orir t.a i1 case OF h.e
ra.- That aa cslse answer ta one s. g. reF-
Fls. uf q. ir rIef s.d cops ttersof o. ra
Served aI tre .owtlaIra1t solicitor within
fVfntv tsss sfter tae s.rtlrr -1 h..4 g . COPY
81 s.ia pig an9 nsi1c. % ms order aai b. de-
falt thrreai. st.d b.i F1d p .aA@l as lan-
fes-eg Dg saia nHu fe-i trnf defendant Ara
fr Ia further orie eH fHst "a .rh.1 feeaf7 dags
faa 41s1f cause notice e. - order
g. he punls ff .hf frft1a la.- lr.@T so
heriIt -Hf,pap pafei. Fh he ard
c..rustn1 u nf e.uatF. sHd ..st sad rll.
iaHaa D. continued fhfreIr nn ~ tsrb
week frr sE rtre@ "a tl.s..n. rr ttat Del
caasf copy - iits ert" lo D. frr.aa. b
served aa saIf ara resident 9efeH tarI re- .easf
tsenfs DAYS tf.an ths ume atrfs grss. ~
uN 5 GROVE Crat 6sse,
FxarIaff. enn0 i-rsi4ne 80 frfrrea v mes
ht#rr ser
s--uf eepr suer
q e.sU Fl Ht..s. Hesf0r
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
GEO. B. DUNTON &C0.
Wonderly Building.
PERCYSN YDER
% Canal-st., Room IL.

MONEY TO LOAN AT and per cent. on gin
u edged security. Percy snyder, . Canals.
| OTIS near Esst-st.. only $50; terms s15 cash.
IL balance sl5 quarterly without Interest.
| HAVE choice business blocks 10 sale on
Canal-st. and south DiEIsl0I-st.i Will pay
per cent. on Investment.
TWO NEW room houses on West side. $3.50
EACH room house on Hamilton 81. sslJ.
IN ACRES 2lz miles from city. only $50; Will
~ trade for good lot o. small house.
IN ACRES on West Leonard-st. near city.
iO slAD. Western lands for sale at 81 aud
. an acre.
1en ACRES in Tyrone township. Kent Co;
4NV timber beach. maple and hemIOcS;
price S. an acre; enough timber on place %
more than pas FOR IL.
O ROOM HOUSE near postoflce 20 rent.
month. -.
1T WILL PAY parties wishing to make in
yestmeats 10 call and look over my list be-
fore purchasing.
PERCl SN YDER
% Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

Any sabsorfDsr - Tar TELEGRAH-
HERALD ~ho fails g. receive the paper
regularly. or ho nEa1y have reason 4"
plain 0f late dsitvsFys ~iu confer a
special fasor ~ Informing this Ofise or
the gaos ,s once send postal card on call
up trlsp phone 55l-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
ron REBT-g HOUSES.

Ly0n-st.. cJg1er Barclay. IL
ECE RENT-H0useS Of 3. 4. 8. 6 and rooms
from .t 70 go; also suits OF rooms In TIE
New Carleton block on NJ. Atrnon-sl.. now
ready Tor occupancy; come and see them !
Caa sult you. al within minutes walk 0f
Sweets Hotel. Inquire ol b. NJ Barnard. 81
Allen-st.. o- AZ Office. % NJ Vernon -. Ieie-
phone IL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

"NrGEors have enough 70 attend TO
outside of politics. They have living
to make. houses 20 build, families -
c.1tho churches to maintain and above
aI children TO educate. NO wonder
there is growing disposition among
them to .et poltcs alone and cease 90
meddle with political machinery
such are the sage reflections of the
Nev Orleans Sets. Bat t1o same OBJ
scrsatous would appIy as we.l to the
white voters. lahornE men hsve "a
Evng to make. houses TO huild. fam hcs
t1 ciothe. churches to MAINTAIN and
above All children to educate" hence
they should not interfere. by their
votes, w.tn tho smoothly running pole
teal machinery set up bY a select few.
How 90 Northern .sborers ike Demo-
crahe political economy
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

WAITED -Furn shed rooms ly two youug
" hatrs. iu pleasant ncighbolhood. 81.
box s. his ot1cc. IA
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
FOR RgNT-ROOvs.

FOk hBNI-kDDHc.
EOK RLNI-FuTnlsled rooms. suitable for
Two gentlemen. Inquire - k4usom-st.
IL q
E0R HENT-Furnsh and unfurnished
rooms at tnr BclusWick. - south D!HlsI 1u
S.. 81 -afa heated. Mrs. McEcr. ll-if
FOR RENT--TwO stores and rooms Go Porter
b,ocA. c'rner Of Monroe ana Divislol-st.
James Cox. agent. lu5t
EOi RENI-fwo rooms. second floor. with
steady power 40 SO. Peari-st. Inquire L.
c. Thwing. PhOne iUsi. 4.u
DOR RENT - Furnished aud uufurnished
rooms. steam heated. a. Park Place. Mrs.
:. l.. Smith. ao9ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
roe sALE- -gIslELL.kEous

EOR SALE-At = har0in-cnglne. boiler
i corn WNl and s5r..tlr UpR funling. iu
Quirc oi owner a. j.. q. PllbucE's - taual -
DOR sALE-Pony suitable for child. Lsgle
bara. D.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
aELp WANTED FExALE
WANTED Two oIainz room girs a. 2
" Michigan Hoas--

" Michigan Hoas-. IA
WANTED good COOKS 20 diaius soon
" girls. l8 eirl, Tor genera hol.rAafE -.d
% labsaIu- laeH. tsi 81 ehvr. Hooul q. sr
Reynolds ule-Ai otrF Giant tlQillAs store
Opel evenings 3 B. N
EVANTED-A situation as nurse er.. In.
~ surr ai 81 lur4vret 4t4
IVAFrED-Girl Tor general houseWtrk. Mrs.
~ b.. I.tt. West Budgc-sL. tAl.l house
u ~ uf ffospecl-asc. tlt
NVANIED- -shirtmakers ct Gardner i B.s-
ier's' - Nooroe-si. De
WANTED-GrI for general houssworA- l2i
W AfWDrry 81. I-
NVAETEp-Ffteen or twenty good honest
W girls fer general houstuork ieT best fam
lilies iu the c.ty. Inquire at Is Ltuc1.n-st II
WANTED-A competent girl 20 c. cooking.
W Ironing aud NasaInsi 5000 wages leid.
Apply do shciuoH-st. l-f
WASTED-Immedl lafelY $ competent dress
W naAers. Inquire - Fountain 81 H.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

NNANIEu-I5 AGENTS 20 once. ~ money
W Apply at IutrliiEt nee once. rsem % Me
Reynolds hocS. over blAnt clothing store
open eeul8Cs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan DallleS kx-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
WANTED TO REsT.

FOR RENT-Two stores ard rooms suitable
for 01lces or light housekeeprg in Porter
Block. corner Of Monroe and DiylsiCu-sfs q
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

Uaitsa Prsss ss0orts, PT0@gt 1nd s@rig
DsHssrr. Al tas -0eai News. ana me
Ciaznsst aaa most etainiY Fvsated Paper
Tusnshsd 90 llFssa R4gtas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

ORDER OF PrBLTCATIOS.-Stays ~ Mich
- igan.-tne Circuit Court for the County Vi
kenf-ln tlanc- ~.
john l.. Ives. Complainant.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

WANTED-An experienced bookkeeper and
W shipping clerk wants a situation a. moi
e-ait wages good references. Address J.. -.
hOX 5s. city. is5
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

FOR RENI-Store at IT West Bridro-s -. f.
J stool, of cry goods In store thai Will ll-
voice T. f03 or Si.19; viii sell oT trade stock
for city property. reason OF selling. poor
heaitt. c. ". Hoertz. Isl West Brldse-si. 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
ZOE REET-BusIEEss PLLcEs.

--~---- --~J-4~-~~~~e-~,~~~ -~~-~>s~
Tor RENT-lst. The block No. - Canal-sf.
suitable for mercantile or hotel purposes
"a: The second aud third floors ol block so.
l1 cana, So. suitable for light maHuiact lriue.
Joseph II. Martin. q Cana.-st. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
eTEUlTIOhs WANTED- -.

MISUNDERSTANDING competent dTe'
W naAtrs. Inquire - Fountain. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

NTANTEp-I want good agent of either
" sex. 90 take orders Tor say popgiaf 1eak+
ia every township iu West Nirhicau. gaIl or
addre& Warren Wane. "a Ncw llousemao
block, 4faui Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

KEANTFD- trentsf0 the History o. the Es-
~ pItrsfras nf. Daring Deeds a1a Grand
AchteF.rrents el STANLEY agents outdf -l.1',
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