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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
As noNonAsIK MAN.

In reply 70 the charge that Edwin T.
Uhl Is opposed 70 the Improvement OF
Grand river. so as 70 give Grand Rapids
q apractlcable water route, Mr.. Uhl stated
70 4 gentleman. Saturday. that he not
only favored the canzl scheme, but
that he had twice contributed to the
expenses OF the preliminary operations.
Only one subscription has ever been
taken for a preliminary survey and that
was made under the auspices of the
Board of Trade. Hearing OF Mr.. Uhl's
statement, we carefully examined the
original subscription lists in possession
Of tho Board of Trade and positively
assert that Mr.. Uhrs name IS not
Aers. And il never has been there and
it never Will be there, so long as the
Michigan Central Railroad Company has
him by the throat.
But BrutT,s 10 an honorable mani
Still this is not the whole of Mr..
UhPs posing as a public-spirited man.
Although member Of the Board of
Trade, he declines 10 pay his dues, as
he obligated himself TO do when ne be-
came a member. He has been otified
regularly, like other members, to do SO;
but he is now far in arrears The
amount necessary TO pay up would be
. mere pittance to a man of his wealth,
and yet ne begrudges even SIS for the
public good.
But Brutus is An honorable mani
Some time since. when the Board of
Trade issued It's book "Grand Rapids
As II Is" Mr.. Uhl was requested TO
have . picture of his beautiful residence
inserted and he consented. The charge
made was only sufficient to pay the
cost of the engraving. Mr.. Uhl himself
furnished the photograph. and gave no
instructions as to any changes to be
made. The engraving was made from
his own photograph and inserted in the
book. But because his residence ap
peared In the book with fence around
IL and didn't look quite as "toney" a:
the others, he very gruffiy refused tC
pay the sum of S17.25 charges for max
ing the picture that he ordered himself
But Brutus is an honorable mani
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

DROBATE ORDER-State of Michigan. COun-
Il ty OF Kent, s.. Al a session OF the Probate
Court for said county OF Kent. held at the Pro-
bate once. in the city OF Grand Rapids, on the
18th day Of March. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
Present-Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
ELIZA WILSON. deceased.
Louis Guen ther administrator OF said estate
istratiOn account.
1t is ordered that Monday. the eth day of
April next. at l0 o'clock in the forenoon.
at said Probate offlce. be appointed for exam
lining and allowing Aaid account
And IL is further ordered. that copy of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vIOus tosaid day OF hearing, In the TElEGRAli-
HERALD, daily newspaper printed and circu-
lating Ia said county of Kent.
CYRUS +. PERKINS,
"a true copy. Judge Of Probate.
ADOLPH Z. Mason. Register. mon
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

The man who tells you confdentially
just what will cure your cold is pre-.
scrbing Kemp's Balsam this year In
the preparation of this remarkable
medicine for coughs and colds no ex.
pente is spared to combine only the
best and purest ingredients. Hold a
Bottle of Kemp's Balsam to the light
and look through it; notice the bright,
clear look; then compare it with other
remedies. Large bottles at all drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

prettier or more interesting num-
Der OF the Cosmopolitan than the current
one has never been issued. First of all,
OF course, the interest centeTs IN the
nrst stage OF a Flying Trip Around
the World" by Miss Elizabeth Bisland
the charming young lady who knows
all about Il because sne has been there.
''The Enchanted Base Ball." a fairy
story OF intense interest TO all
lovers of the game, and "A sketch called
The Appendicitis Vermiformis' Will
find many readers among the medics.
princeton University" by Prof. Alien
Marguand; "Social Problems" by Ed
ward Everett Hale; 1.-The Fighting
Forces of Germany" by Poultney
Bigelow, are features of interest. The
illustrations are profuse and highly ar
tistlc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
THAT CARRIAGE.

The TELEGRAM-HERALpw was asked on
Saturday to deny that Edwin f. Uhl
rode TO the circuit court rooms to ac-
cept the nomination for mayor "in his
carriage" A. J. Bovine IS responsible
for the statement that Mr.. Uhl rode in
his (Bowne's) carriage and not in his
own.
Now, the fact is that this carriage
story hasn't the weight Of one straw,
either for or against the character Of
Mr.. Uhl. It is an admitted fact that
Mr.. Uhl keeps 8 carriage. 1t is his per-
feet right to do so, and there is probably
notone citizen in Grand Rapids to whom
il would not be q pleasure to keeps car
riage had he the means TO support it.
II is the Democratic and Greenback
parties that are subject to attack and
ridicule on this point.
Consistency is a jewel, but it is never
to be found in the Democratic party.
The local organs Of this city have, for
years, been holding up to the attention
of the workingmen, and voters gener-
ally, the allegation that the Republican
party is the party of "autocrats" and
"aristocrsts." Their candidates were
always Of the people and for the peo-
, pie. Bankers and capitalists need not
apply, etc. etc; but how they do
squirm when their utterances are ap-
Piled 70 their own candidate.
workingnen and voters of Grand
Pa apids, if you want to put premium
upon the can't of hypocrisy and lack of
honor in political party, vote for Ed
win r. Uhl.
If you approve of honest declara-
tons, fair dealings and uprightnea in
peuticsl methods, vote for Syorant
wesselius for mayor.
wssselius IS not the attorney for the
( Michigan Central railroad
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
283 and 2o5 South Division ST
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

State OF Michigan. County OF ST. Joseph-ss.
In the matter of the estate OF Ele2Zor h.
Fairbanks. deceased. Notice is hereby given.
that I'm pursuance OF an order granted 10 the
undersigned administrator. with the will an
nexed, OF the estate OF said deceased. by the
Honorable Judge OF Probate for the county of
St. Joseph. on the llth day OF May. A. ID. lss9.
there will be sold at public yendue. 10 the
highest bidder. at the south front door OF
Court block, so-called In the city Of Grand
Rapids county Of Kent. in said state, on Tues
day, the fifteenth day OF April. 4. ID. 1880, at
one o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, the
following described real estate, to-wit: The
west one-half "a OF the southwest quarter,
section two o. township ten 10 north, range
ten 10 west. containing eighty lS0l acres, more
or less. Terms made known al time and place
OF sale.
II. A. WING. Administrator.
Dated, Three Rivers Michigan. January =.
1889
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
PUBLIC SALE

of not less than 2i0 lots 50xllO feet. IN the
heart of the city Of ort Smith. on NAY ist'
lsoO.
These Lots are a part Of the Military Reser-
walton donated the City Of Fort smith for the
benefit of ITS schools
They have sewers gas. water and street car
facilities. and will be sold at Auction for cash.
each lot separately. Arrangements have been
By which any purchaser at this sale can bor-
row half the price paid for any lots from the
school Board al per cent interest. Look at
Fort smith on the map. and for maps and fur
ther particulars address
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. or
DANIEL BAKER Mayor
FOKr SMITH, AK
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
pRoBArE oRDER-state of Michigan. cOun.

pROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
~ OF Kent, IS.
At session OF the Probate Court for said
county Of Kent. held AT the Probate once. I'm
the City Of Grand Rapids. on the tn day OF
dred and ninety.
Present Cyrus +. Perkins, Judge OF Probate
Ia the matter OF the estate OF
LAWRENCE CURREN. deceased
An instrument in writing propOrting TO be
the last will and testament OF said deceased.
having been iled in this court for probate.
lt is ordered that Monday. the 18Th day OF
May next at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
at said Probate Office be appointed for prov
And IL Is further ordered, That a copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
viOus TO said day Of hearing. in the IELg-
GRAN HKRaLD. daily newspaper printed and
circulating iu said County Of Kent
CYRUS T. PERKINS. Judge OK Probate.
"a true copy
ADolrH b. Mason. Register. mon
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

William Carke presents an interesting
sketch of William Ewart Gladstone, the
the great statesman, in the April num-
bur Oi the Neu England Mdgdzine, and is
followed by a descriptive article on
"The United States Life Saving Ser
vice." by William Wallace Johnson.
"The Astor Library" by F. K. Saun-
ders." "The Old West Church." by
Emily Talbot, and sketch of Amelia
B. Edwards, by Sallie Joy White, are
among the articles of interest in this
number.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

Seribner's Magazine for April pre-
sents as a frontispiece fine engraving
made from a painting by the English
artist, j. K. Weguehn, illustrating an
ode of Horace. 1t contains the con-
clusion of that charming Southers love
story, "Expiation." The concluding
paper of series on "The Electric Rai.-
way of Today" by Joseph Wetzler.
The beginning of a series on 'The
Rights of the Citizen as Householder, 4"
is in this number, and will be followed
later by articles OH "The rights of a citi-
zen as user of the streets, as a travel
er, ETC." The illustrations are very fine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
GRAND RAPIDS. SUNDAY. APRIL 9.
KEruBLICAS NOMINATIONS,


City Ticket
Mayer
SYBRANT WESSELIUS.
Judge Of Police Court
LEONARD A WARD.
Clerk ss Police Court
MICHAEL c. DUFFY.
Marsha
BAREND De GRAAF. JR
Director % the Poor
HrBRECHT WAGEMAKER
Justice OF ,se Peace
THOMAS WALSH.
Member OF ths Board Of Review snd E4uali
Zation-
WILLIAM y. COOK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

IS the conclusion Of bis speech at Rim
guette's Hall Saturday evening, Edwin
F. Uhl said that, If elected Mayor, ne
would 20 into the ofice with = deter
minston to do the best I can, 20 en-
dsavor 40 Ear ss am able 10 do my
whole duty by the city" If It cost
him e much time and bard work 70 do
Il, as It did 20 ssy It, he would get
around 20 his duty 70 the city ss soon as
his obligations to the NJ. G. r. r Co.
would permit Il, for, i viii be ob-
served, that his very ambiguous Ian
guage commits hs8 70 nothing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
TREAsURER's NOTICE


CrTT TasssrrEEs oFvr-F.
Gsar- RtgTas. ~ "a are ~ i.s
Ncflre EerrsF 8 Tsa fhaf fae asses 7le1t
s-~eet. f-cn FIftt aren~s e. Mrn1Ue
srr.rt f1 fAe elfF ~ Srzrf Rapids -
rrx "a RI ksats s7f that " receive raP
--snr fneTean far tte per- a ~ fwer y 1aTs
I'm thix dsfe, sf fse o%ee ~ rhe CITY I-sss-
urrr, Ctcv HsA
GE0R5E r PEE2T.
Asra Ctr Tre4slreT-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

ward Tickets
s17ervissr-HESpRIKUs LEPPINK.
Aiiernan-CHAsLE5 p. NEAHh.
Sss:s.s'f-4tsETP5SSTs SSssss::ss.s'f,S4tsssEnTP5SS 3 ssi!kiNa KIM
sscosp vAsp.
supervtsor-ROBEBr b. LOOMIs-
Aisruan-ROBERT SPR0UL
CoIlector-DERK J. D0oRSISK.
Constaoie-JOHN kISGOLD.
raIkO WARD
supsrvtsor-JOHN BENJAMIN,
Alderm An-W LILLIAN A. TATEIM-
ARD A. MERRlLL-
Cons,able-JOSEPH ". LINDSAY.
ToUsrH WARD
sgp-rvfsor-YRANK W. CURTIS.
Allerman-EBER RICE.
Coilector-JAMBS BROOKS
Constable
up-rvfsor-EUGENE RICHMOND.
Alaermsn-CHA b. MILLER.
C0iiector-ALBERE RIETBER9.
Consraole-HIRAA LIVERPOOL.
SIXTH vkn0.
gup-rvisor-JACOB A. sMTTS.
Alderman-WILLIA III. STOKES.
Colector-J0HN H0OGERHYDE
Consfable-CHARLES A WOOD.
sKyESrH vAkD.
Alaermsn-F@ ANK A. RODGERS.
Coiiector-EJlL kILSTR0M,
Constaole-G GORGE PUTNAM.
EI6arH vARD.
upervisor-CHARLES HOLDEN.
Alderman. ful term-SMITH @. KETCHAN
Alderman. short term-FRANK KUENZEI
Coueetor-AVERY Z. OLEWINE.
Constable
NTNrH WAnp.
sGpervisor-HARLAN P. COLBY.
AldermAn-ADRIAN YATES.
Coilector-RALPH ". BAILEY.
CenstAole-NATHANLE L. WEEX1,
rEyrH wAk0.
sapcrvisor-JAMES A. MCKAY,
Alderman. fnli tern-JGHN A. POWELL.
Alderman. short term-JOHN SCH EEEEl
Colector-HERMAS J. GREBEL.
Constable
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
no YOU WANT AHONE ?

49, Wv sas s-e-@s on Morr.sea-sf AL
-s-s-~- f-----,-rerts - rs~ h-7rss rr
rT-~e- - & 1-a Feeart rew f01se 49, FIRE
- r-s = zt-fr part rf fEe ~.
rsH ~rss rT teeft51e 81
Wc1lrI. McGILI. attorneys ~ Tsw.
4 aszsezaas BIk, 5rsas Es5s1s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

TEE Dssoc-zf says rat there = 70
reason Why any Democrat shoult spit
rs ticket today. True enough; but
thsr- ars . score 0f reasons Why he
should repud sss the whole thing. Yots
for Espu5i.czns and progress.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
CROz|ER & CUTLER'S
r. b. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department.
Weston Building. Is Cansl-St

Weston Building. 15 Cansl-st.
SToCKS. bonds and mortgages negotiated.
- Money loaned
rARMIN6 LANDS FOR sale or exchsnge-2o
acres y miles south OF Nj Pleasant eoOd
house and barn, well. ETC. ten acres cleared. .
balance good timber. % acres = mile from
,ity OF 81 Louis. Mich; al seeded 90 timothy
cut tons 10 acre last year, location iOf coun
Try residence uneQualed. j. acres within The
limits Of city of Eaton Rapids SrOom house
good barn small fruit, on the bank Of spring
Brook. The above places are very desirable
and can be had cheap.
y ACRES on West Brlcge-sts suitable fer
- business property
E0R SALON contract. one house and lot.
500 one at 1900: one ~ $500, two 81 so
one az S5tn; location good. For particulars
call at Crozier i Cutters real estate dept.
~1oQ0 WILL Buy q nice new house on 7
S1oo stewart Whites add. Terms % su.t.
MODERN house on Cherry 81. Tor sale vii
vi accept a. nrst payment LOT worth from
go TO 500; balance 50 per month.
GS N N CASH and good lots IN south part
Ic ~ OF city will buy house suo large lot
10 good location 10 orih part 81 city
DRTCK BLOCK on south Division St. paw nE
ID : per cent. for sale or exchange.
OTIS al south Grand Rapids. so 10 $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

A portrait Of Bishop j. T. Spaulding
adorns the first page of the April Arena,
and is followed by "God In the Consti-
tuton," reply to Col. Ingersoll, by
the pen of Bishop Spaulding. Rev. NJ d.
j. Savage writes in an entertaining way
of Religion, Morals and the Public
Schools" All the other articles are
full of interest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

THE D~-sc-at ssys: Eve 10 claim
thss the Repuhtcsaisrn OF today en-
Braces the shoddy. cheap John sristo-
crs.rv Of the United States" And the
Democracy. Of course, embraces the
genuine sutocrstic, blue-blooded sristo-
crscy Of the United States Edwin F.
Uhl "a far sample Of Democracy =
rets
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

MARRY Wanted sos unmarried ladies ana
- gentlemen 60 80 vert ise Tor correspond dents
I'D the Chicago Aatinuuiol News which nl4l
De issued weekly ANA sold hy all the reading
neNsdealeFs and hotels ln tat lnitr rd states
aid ana1a. ioT terms and paftlc ars ac
dress IL. G. Morton. room 5i5. A0ohery building.
chicago. ST
MRS. &. 7. COFFIN, Of SO. 9 Ransom ST. vii
n return Monday. April = and viii show
iuesday. ednesday and Ihufscas. Apri :. q.
apu 10, the latest aud most exquisite lnp0rts
uons in WRAPS robes and trimmings %
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
oo-orrnArIvr rnrLoYmENT 90.

kIgNTEp--Hal esmeB. clerks. bookt eepers
W baTfeuders teaWsfeTs. shipping rinrFs
farm hands ofh0o help sud 81 others out n
employment - csI ard investigate 0Ur eu.
fireiT new snd Thoroughly feliabie system -
procuring sfuafirrf CO. pen tive furI ~
ment Company. lsik Monroe 81. Rooms fl
and - Porter bocf Phone l0E
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
DANIEL G. GARNSEY.
ACCOUNT ANT,

Nav - er~sr. tef cr At matters rertsI ninF -
h-,Eksersng sH3 accents Feoss orensf
~. .tfsa - rl-se1 eTnttits rade efe large
sTrarfrr-e E business eogftsatisl
Roo-- 1rsnsv H.ass-ssn hieek. Grs-d Rspiss
l's. tFs s'sr q IRE losses for The Assgrs5
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

TO ToU WISH 70 LEARN FRENCH
II quickly ant easily ~ Tau Tsa
q ac1ulrs the correct Frenc8 rronoG1-
cfsticaf Apply %
A. BERARD.
-s @taf11r e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
LITERARY PABULUM.

TIE sss-s~4! Aasa-s.s fsx April opens
sasA IA interesting xrsiele ent tloo
.ChAEterson; tie Boy PesG." by Rev.
AlbSrs DAsker, d. D; tie ''COrre1t.
Value " Degreez : ~ Dr. +. {.
ThemAs, NJ. D. Fh. D; other xTteles
are <Tne Columbus society Il Parrots ~
Ansrea, The Origin II Lhe Nsme ana
orioe Of Justlee OF the Peace" ~ kev.
Joshua T. BoOo, l. L D; and Save
Our Farmers" % +. ". Harklns.
Chancellor Of the National University.
sample copy 10 CTS. Address, lil
rnroop-st.. Chicago, III.
The Ilh.stTGtoa ArscFtcss, IN IT'S las1
lssue, continues is attractive feature,
American race horses, and gives Is
readers q very me picture Of the race
horse Kingston also deyOtes page -
llfs ID the Auburn State PRISON, the al
tlCle and sketches accompanying i b,
.ng the work OF conyicts.
The April Number Of tie FsrsHs CO.
tsins ten interesting articles upon CO
rent topics. They are The Degfsd,
tion Of Our Politics." by F. A. P. Bal
nard; Education IN Bo, hood" by
President Timothy Dwight Woman :
Political status" by Francis Minor
"Hypnotism and Crime" by DR.. J. NJ.
CAaTeot; Secular Changes IN Human
Nature. by Francis r. Cobee; "AO
Theology and New Theology" by Rev.
Or. Lyman Abbott; Newspapers and
the Public, ,"by Charles Dudley Warner
The Rights of Public Property" by
Rev. Dr. Wm. Barry; "Why the Farmer
Is Not Prosperous" by c. Wood
Davis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

f.OR SALE-CprlCr lot la Birmingham Ala-
the great iron city of fnr South. of vi Ii ~
chaGre Tor CTS er iarA property. Address
a.. llbDa. 50 North LoItsr-akF. ~
LON SAIE-0r wli exchange Tor CITY prop
crfy, an syscre faua ll Cascade town
snip We'll improved. Cal on ~ address Dr.
a. " Danf0rth. Cascade Mich dune
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

DAD I1Efk H0LI FeBarsl wareheuseraen
IA 81 ~oltt HIrte' rraet.. sore s1ns a9l
sa1aerrff e3efs ~ iaw rates eTue~f rseE
s~e es~ffUl rarFr~s wrf srge FaHs SUI
pTornp1lF - telspasslaE y .. 30 lsn -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

EOR sALE-Honse and lot. il6 Summer -
Il room house modern improvements Viii
exchange for cheaper properix. Inquire 81
"a summer a. ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

L'Ok NAlE-s i9rty-acre farm. VITA house
4 and barn. for SAFE cheap Will take ..ls
man. l5 West nrage 81. 81 Airs. MLleaeth.
is, Straig1I-sf. tiar II
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

kNuk SALk-l nrw eroem. s-roon,. ] SEoon
houses Stone foundation. h&r1 pna a. {
water Nel located 81 easy terms AEpiy ai
4 ~ store. IL AouTSeiSi. g.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

E0R RENT-lsrge front room. newly fur
j. nisbed, sustable for two gentlemen. o
ladies'; also other desirable rooms. bath. hO
and cold water. at ~ Barclay ST. NJ II. Par
sons 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
SWEET * SCHMIEL

REAL ESIATE. INSUkANCE AND LUANb
182is Monroe Street.
Rooms sI and g. Telephone l0z
DINE and timbered land bought and sold-
EARNING lands under nearly every state 81
cultivation for sale on easy terms.
III ness property open Tor inspection IN a.
parts OF the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
FOR Rent HOUSES.

TOR RENT-A large house and barn on Hsst-
81. Inquire Of Mrs. Edith Vincent. 10,
Kentst. g.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
-, EotElERs


p0lRD a-s i.sr.rs II ths wfshigsn Ben.
- & 50 per Vess -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
SITUATIONS WANTED -KALR.

WANTED Situation. stationary engine
W just from England. wants job. (.
Fr0nt-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

TOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with or with
Il out board; furnace heated; bath room
with hot or cold water. Inquire at No s.
Barclayst. Stl
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

E1n 000 CASH and SEQ ga time af f
C4VsNON per ccut vii huy bus.l .loss prap
eriy ia heat 81 81 -, paslEa lD aaranteear lis
5 ser cent. net ana constantly lacrcas a. iI
value for Particulars celi ~ address Josel1A
II AArFin. eaEsissllsl 70 NAlsl 81. tss
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

TOR RENT-Nice fats in Boston and Derb,
blocks. West Fuiton-st. Inquire IS Wes
Fulton-s, 3St
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

WANTED-loung lady can have goo
" home 10 work iof board auo 80 - school
Call mornings Al ~ Crescent ave. 8
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

AUr ssys are snaine s~lfIN ~ ape the
- sooner wa purchase tAs4 $40 heiNe Use
mal& comtart Yea ale surS ~ sAklAk Atl-I
earthly pLazil sl4Se- lera2s eSss 4. = ffSft-l
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

EEE wASTED MALE

AANIED-A bright yogEs man IL w0rk II
W state. must be good worker. 900
references roq aired salary sla per week. Co
or address RON 81 New housemsn bleok. 3
WANIED-E wood turner St Ne~Esgo fuT
W nitusr Factory. Apply g. the ConscFs
Manufacturing %.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

DOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnishe,
rooms. steam heated. 1t Park Place. Mrs
A. i. Smith. S69t
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

WANfED-6ood glrl for general housework
W permanent place. Apply al ia lslano-si
near Je1crSou-a2e
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

and clean. only SO per month; will z
quick. or viii sell on easy terms. Apply =
drug store. 12s Monroest. g
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

NJ TT ~
W Orlei Cabinet Company.
WAAtED-kcliabe local snc travelling
w sAlcsIAsl. Positions permanent ePocla
inc eucemcats n0wi last selling Spcci6ities
don't delay; salary frou start. Brown Bros
NurseFymen. Chicago. lis. June b
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

Doh SAlt-Nhy Pay any more money tor
y rent when ] can SCI you hc&Nflii iilI
home "a Paris Al College AYES On Eaoltiiik
paymentsf -~Groeiy higher ttan yOuI rNHl
new cosI- yoU. Property close - the ncN
cable iiHr 4na saIt u rise - per Oent Ia the
next three wears Nof our ~ the score ur moIr
men 10 ~hom / have sole homes n the past
wear would sell out Tor What they gave nle
Charles "a. T4fls. Iufls buchanan : lsN oi
tee Ledyard blecE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

EOR RENT-Two rooms. second floor. with
steady power at No. 5 PeArl-st. Inquire 4.
/. ThWing. Phone 1914. sstl
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
FOR RRsT-EOoEs.

EOR RENT-A furnished room. suitable 10
Il one or two. 2sl SheldOu-st.
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William S. Lenoir, who has been i'll
for some time, with the grip and
typhoid fever, is becoming GONZALES
cent.
John w. Caperon, who is well
known in base ball circles here, at one
time pitcher of the Beverly Base Ball
Club, was drawn as juror in the LIE
coney case, but the defense challenged
him, as he said he had already formed
an opinion.
Squire Kemble and family, of
Bridgeboro', have had visiting them
their daughter, Mrs. Mary Buzby, of
Tuckerton.
William carp and family left last
week for five weeks stay in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Laura Bower, of Philadelphia,
is visiting at James Lays, on Laurel
street.
Mr.. Leach, of Philadelphia, Senator,
Quay's private secretary, was a visitor
to this city, last Sunday.
Miss Clara Winkworth, of Philadel-
phia, visited her uncle, G. A. Higgins
of Third and Magnolia street, on Sat
urday.
Charles Zeigler and wife went to
West Liverpool, Ohio, on Tuesday.
F. Walter Toms and wife, of Cam
den, visited his father j. H. Toms, on
Monday.
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