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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
Land Sale.

Mr.. E. w. Sykes purchased eight
acres of land from jacob Trout yes
terday near the new West End furnace
for 500 an acre. The land contains
a bank of sand on it Is feet deep.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
j.. a. fIsHBURNE @ ooN.
ian11.6t

The destroyer of Catarrh and Bron
cHitis, but life to the victim is a. B
d. Tonic aud Expect
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
Attention.

All persons indebted to J. A. Fish
burne g. Son are hereby notified to
call at Fishburn, Jones 81 Company
and settle by the 25th Of January. If
not paid by that time the accounts
will be placed in the hands of an officer
for collection.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
IN STAPLE GOODS
WE HAVE

Fruit of the loom. bleach. S! cts.
Lonsdale, bleach, 81 cts.
Lonsdale, cambrc. l. cts
Wamp,asutla, bleach, ii cts.
New York mills. ii cts.
Pride OF the West. bleach. l24 cts
FORSYTH. fl brown cotton. Cts.
Dundee. A brown cotton + cts.
Mohawk Valley, l0-4 o.eached sheet
:ng for 81 cts worth 80 cis.
Utica. lO-4 blcached sheetIng Tor -
CTS. worth 50 Gus.
Peppeca!I, 10 bleachei shee;lns'
Clark's o. y. 7. spool cotton, / els
per spool. 45 CT. per dozen. =,
1t will pay you TO examine cur stoct
before purchasing.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
LYNcmBURd's VOTE.
A ..wcr'. Majority efseycn--!Tho Color
Zinc Broken.

Special to the TIMES.
LYNcHBURG, .Yaa January IA.
The local option fight. resulted in q
majority for the s'Wets' of seven.
The white and colored vote was d.
vided about equally.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15

The election ofMr. J.. G. Davenport
as cashier ofithe Commercial National
hank is a deserved compliment TO a
worthy and popular young gentleman.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15

C,;pped from Canada Presbyterian,
.nnder signature of G. Bfackett Robin
son, propr.: Il was cured OF OH re-
curing bilious headaches by Bur
dock Blood Bitters.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
WIN. /. BAKZR&C0.
WANTS.
By Gil. Stevens, General Auctioneer
LARGE AND ATTRA;TNE SALE OF
ERR GOODS. NOT IONS. &C.,
Ar ACTION.

Tn order to make clean sweep and
60 it quickly. We have placed our
entire stock in the hands Of u. IL.
Stevens to be sed out by auction.
The sale will commence on III URS-
DAY MORNING, January 10th, at ~
o'clock, and continue from day to day.
until closed out. We have many OF
tbe best and most desirable goods,
vet TO sell. such as Dress Goods,
Cloaks, of all styles, F,lannels, Eurs'
ladies' Underwear, Saques, Trim
mings. Ribbons, Piece Goods, &c.
ladies are requested to attend.
ian152t WI. BAo Err & co.
yTANTED-s TABLE BOARDERSS,
w Apply No. "a, Fourth avenue, N.
" jan11-1w
NOR SALE ROOM HOUSE, ELM
i. street, easy terms, monthly pay
Three room houses, Shenandoah
avenue NE, good property cheap IN,
Five room house, large lot' mn
street, very cheap, easy monthly pay
Large room house, High street, on
installments. 7r>-1,1
NEAL,EEATHE hS lON Il " w C~' ~
No. 80 Third avenue:
NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN. l
have lust received lot Of patent
elastic seam drawers, the best thing
ever shown in Roanoke, for sale at
p. ADLER'S,
;ans If 1870 Salem avenue.
THE STRONGEST FINANCIAL
Ins+;+ution in Southwest Virginia
The Roanoke Trust. Loan and SAFE
Deposit company. Capital and sur
plus. S1S2, coo. Pays interest on de-
nosits. dec 2a-tf.
NE ROOM R1SID ENCE FOR
| RENT,
Corner of jefferson and Elm streets.
Unfit.
TOR SALE-HOUSE OFFS ROOMS,
on Wells street. Price, Sl,6Oo
cash. $500 and $50 per month. Apply
TOD F. WINGFIELD, insurance and
real estate agent. Jan . u
nOR SlLE-FIRE. LIFE AND
q accident insurance, the best in
the world, and therefore the cheapest.
- ]. F. WINGFIELD, agent.
-g9JR SALE NICE FARM. 81
u acres, good room dwelling, 80
acres fine lumber, for only 5000 cash.
Apply to 7. F. WINFIELD, 1nsur-
ance and Real Estate Agent.
EOR SALE-NICE DIV ELLlNG,
= nine rooms, for $3.50, in month
!. ~ payments of $50.
Lot in Edgewood for $500, $50 cash
and $40 per month.
House and lot on Eighth avenue,
$4,000, $500 cash and s!5 per month.
House and lot on Eighth avenue for
1850, cash $3.50 and $50 per month.
HYDE Park lots at $3.50 to $500
J. f. WINGFIELD,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, 143
Salem aEsnus.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
FIRST BREAK.
OF THE
SEASON

WE have a line of LADIES' NEW
MARKETS and JACKETS that
We are offering at greatly reduced
prices:
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
1S89-CARS. 1885,
Totals. .......... 10, 1888

Representing a total tonnage of ISL
800 tons for 1889, and 2o1,SO7 tons 1or
The increase in the amount OF coal
tgtned eaeh year, as the following
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
Former Prices,

FULL. LINE of Plush Goats, Jackets,
Modjeskas, and ! Jackets.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
JUST RECEIVED

A new lot Children's and Misses
long Cloaks and Jackets, ranging from
4 10 lG years.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-15
AT AND BELOW COST.

We still have nearly everything desired.
All wool silk wraps, SS-nch henrlettas
s,ld rir 81. al IS CTS; I'll WOO! silk
finish, 46-iuch henriettas, sold Tor 81.
soti at rs cts; all wool 46-inch
henrietta. sold for S. cts. nov 623 cts
al. wool 3S.iuch henri-t;as, sold Tor
so cts. now S7I cts; all wool SS-lnch
henriettas. 500 for 81 cts. row % cts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
CONSlOERATE HUSBANDS.
A Brace OF Men Who Consulted the Tastes
of Their Wives.

OF Ihetr wives.
"You nav name this boy. Mary" said
man 10 bis wife when their fifth child
was a few weeks old, only you must
call him John" The father had had his
own way with the other four and it vas
no more than fair that la should consult
his wife's tasre FOR once. II il pleasant
to see husbands thus considerate. The
Detroit Tribune records similar in
stance An elderly couple entered
dry-goods store on Woodward avenue.
lie was slim and tall and she was round
and short.
Ny wife and I have come 20 do some
shopping he ssid % the clerk.
"Tndee12"
Yes; my wife wants new dress TO
take home
"Ahr'
Jus. show her what you have. Let
ber select whatever sbe wants"
What Lac Of goods will you have.
Uadam?" asked the clerk
"Ob, something N silk answered
she husband FOR her.
The clerk took down a roll % bright
col0red patterns.
Bow does that please you, MADAM? ?"
be asked.
No, that is TOO bright" said the hus-
band
How Do yor liss this. madam"
asked thc cleri display ng another roll.
mo, my wife doesn't ike that, +" be
returned "Tt is GOO lark
kvaf0 s1a s~ain fra clark d{s.lsvad
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
PERSIAN STREET SCENES.
A Graphic Pen Picture Of Lively IReidents
in Teheran Bszar.

Mounted cavaliers or grandees, at
tended by numerous outriders. produce
general CONSERVATION when moving
pompously through the bazars IN Per-
sia. Every one darts quickly out Of the
way of the mettlesome steeds. which
seem 70 take special pleasure in show
ing off when half a hundred women
and children are almost under their
heels.
The ferauches who clear the way for
the great man show mercy 20 no one. Be
il dog or donkey, man or woman that
comes within the reach OF their cOrbash
or whip, II descends on all alike. Anus
ing scenes often occur, and some that
are pitiful as well, when some one gets
hit or knocked down.
Vailed women. with shrieks OF laugh
ter or cries Of pain, fly hither and
thither, trying to keep the mantle over
their faces IN all their hurry, and the
velp of ours mingles with the metallic
ring of the Arabian steed when his iron
shoe strikes fire from the pavement.
Add 10 this scene embroidered cos
tunes and housings of brilliant colors,
jeweled weapons, men OF naughty mien,
Nubian slaves, and the varied parapher-
MALTA Of thesurrounding booths. grouped
in the demi-twilight OF bazar on a
warm afternoon in juno, says a writer
in tho Home-Maker. and you have pict-
ure Offering the chromatic glow and va
riety of Veronese tempered by the low,
rich. imaginative tone of Rembrandt,
70 which two centuries have added inde-
scribable depth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

fzs Tells stors sac Ia cozpsIisa - A,
lc2Ss ss I&pexsEAeas Naa-

N~ - - f@f&&&eHA Ma
~Ies J ssW ta2t so0ognt Il TIE aero
naus y 10 Ha&3s al ascension freo Hon
0l1lu sn1 fe4 into tie sea q 10 os-
voores y sharks regsisd she msn IN
TIE plSi1 ulstsF Ana i fercibis re
minded ne of ~ osn savvntars on ths
PSeine coast
bsiaS urged . givs IS ne story In 81.
its details be hesisAtingly consented
Sna, socoFding ~ tAe New York Sun. SAID
ia The year so made an ascension
from San trenclseO- The upper current
- air took ne eut g. ssN., as Ia this oAss
We lad 40 parSchutss In those azyS bus
tee balloon vas Inflated for only sh0rt
trip. When ten niles at sea it began -
descend. AID where 60 you suppose
landed
"ln the water. % course replied the
msn from Milwaukee.
But ] didn't ] gently descended on
the deck of large ship which had been
aism ssted ln storm and after~zrd
abandoned by her crew. She WAS losde /
with . cargo worth 500. 900, and sailed
her into port and got SlT5, ooo salvage ss
gEf snare
You did Yoa say she was disnsstedY'
"Ies. sir"
Then how ala you sal her inr"
''Do yoa doubt NY word, sir?'
"Oh. no. but I want the particulars. ="
well, sir. 1 sailed her in, as l said
before, and that's enough. Any one Who
wants any further particulars Nil be
considered as doubung my verAcity, and
IL is needless 20 add that the man who
doubts my yeraoitY-"
Here be took from bis pocket large,
long knife, tried the edge on his thumb
nail, and after glance around returned
it 20 its sheath. No further particulars
were asked for. and the subject OF con
versation w4s changed 10 other past
ures.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13


Our ministers should preach more OF
the gospel ot cheerfuluess, for it has Is
attractive winning ways. We believe
in the kind OF salvation that has "A
pleasant look On Do, face, pure. warm
large heart under the vest, a grip ot the
hand that means true aud unscliish
friendship, sparkle IN the eye with
tine souls light, which means sympa-
thy. honesty, hope and JOY. Let your
FIRST prayer Ot the day bc How can
make someone happy today Ii Is an
easy pillow upon which u rest your
tired head at night. A home
frightened by your kindness during
the day, some respondent one, cneered
by your generosity, some one encourag-
cd and strengthened 10y your prompt
frank, un>elhsh, and courageous art.
viii 30 much toward tine building up OF
Christian homes, aud q humane char
actcr.
Bo true 10 your confession and pro
iessiOn. ~ this way only can YOU gam
the confidence OF the community ar
large. II you are member of q
church, YOU substantially confess TO lie
Christian, and you are false 10 your
self. false to your family, false 10 your
church. and false TO your God, If you
10 not live up TO that profession. VI nat
We need, IS more Christianity and less
profession.
II has been estimated that the total
deaths during the year 1850, are thirty
millions. Life Is but "march OF time,
a funeral procession and the music
of the spherical orb d.rge. Some re
born while others are dying, some
dance while others are sick, some laugh
while others weep.
Birth, death, pleasure, sorrow, riches
and poverty are the constant COM
panOns Oi each moment.
The singing by the st. Marks Choir
Yesterday, wss rendered audIbly, clear
distinct, effective, and impressive.
IL was sOul-St.ring and the means OF
doing good 70 all appreclative listeners.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
AN ACTORS STORY.
How Selhshness Added to the Gripping
Pangs of Hunger.

Psngs of Hunger.
r. "Talk about the ups and downs OF an
actors life, remarked a veteran player
to a Chicago Tribune reporter the other
day. why, most actors live lifetime
in a single season. The swellest ban
quet ever attended and the hardest
got meal ! secured both came in the
same season. Tho banquet came early
in October, when the star celebrated
the anniversary of his debut as a star.
The latter came the following spring
when We were travelling on our trunks
from Washington, d. c., 10 Louisville,
Ky. 1t was an sli-dsy ride, and We knew
that we couldn't eat till We could show
again jamestown was tho dinner sta
tion, and the manager and got 10 talk
ing over the prospects for chuck. |
confded u him that had ten cents in
postage stamps; he said that he had a
nickel; so We agreed % shake the rest
OF tho company aud feast together. The
manager hid himself ip the baggage
room at The station and I went p-towu
10 bakery, where ] purchased pie
with our combined wealth. and returned
80 my friend. The switchmsn's dinner.
pail hung tempting near by and we
opened it; but we hadn't the heart 20
take moro than couple Of pickles from
the poor fellow. IL vas a dainty meal
pickles, pie and cake (stoms-obsche).
The joke or tho whole thing VAS that
the star. a smooth man. had mesnwhils
arranged 20 feed the whole company
and give his note for the bill. Our
own selfish exclusivensss bad shut US
aut"
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
HIS FRIENDS SON.
That's Why the Lawyer Was Glad to
Obii<c His Client.


A young man visits tho Office OF an a.
torney. says the New York Herald, and
gives him claim of sl05 20 collect
Your name2" asks the disciple Of
Blackstone
"Eliiah Simpson, - is The reply.
Not he son Of my old friend Ligs
Simpson, Yes2 Well. you don't know
how glad I an n meet nv old friend e
son. Give ne your hand. and he wrings
tho Young mans hand With the utmos,
eflsioa. adding. hope you viii come
in and see me often. Il wlll be q treat
FOR NO. r assure you. 20 have an op-
por-unitT % cou7ersing with you about
your flasher.
week later yogng Elijah calls again.
The lswTer rushed toward % greet him,
aeizes both bis bands and shakes then.
repeating his good wishes over ard over.
a-i expressing his great pleasure At
having rad it IN bis power % ssrvs
Lt-es son.
Then vol havs ne money for us'-
suggests simpson
'Certalnlv. certainly Here e Is .
ard ae hands sn envelope rs-ef1ll7 ,
sealed ~ the Foang fellow, eso tears .
open and an5s fre fve-io'is- h.ls
Where tHe rest7 asks I'll lst.
'0h. n1T FEC IL ssf. il Che rep
A Siule eson edges tora-5 ras door Re
says 20 a.s fsthers frlen8 guess 7 70
l-.sT ~ gas k25- In aufa' i E a. yo8
-iint know nv gran6fat1--
was tbs Fe-eufaI Rf~ssinr-
NJ -srrT-f have cone. " He1-
rerk 60 ssx fer che bsna rf T-ur alza-
ter
M- Her-eek Bess ve1. nv heT.
sase ter, and nay 1s L0ro have usr ?
rroa Tosr eel Tine
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13


taa nNrtl 81 issintla.s 3antlt 81 .its
4 Gas tf AIst-lVt ~ l+A .li.-t SO a
H.tsc al-a iat horlh D. oN H. 3 ffefla
k'tA ,sLt heap 8 modfra ael.sr sta'A
tea i.s.-tal e. aslh 81 rausi itHtri
NAft s.l ns.a. 3. esillt bseaA ll ~ Al tsfs.r a
"a o4n $50 sos 81 ef heH>t sHa I.L
" stalch sla saske trsf.efass tanle t a
ri.lr a.ta eaif Investment aE asf I.tIr.a.. e..
Nlstt at.. Nf tseh .h Nagh pas Nt SAL e-.t
50 lE pflces aff torHsk Cal ears. l4.arf
a Naffu-l stH hasseIsaE tall4lHA 4
th'h rAlf- y al laKf faa..H suay elaa-h II.
ifl.. aaa atsHe. l.re tt ...t isast case faEr n
- eA1N q N.ats arn q Ist.fI lI.asr
fsft~eet e.. nrfeh iuraEes Eas HfE
lhsAtfl. f@t waite NFstaIs aEa auNE. 81
itstiis iaf atatk rlfu.Flf bCl 81. nlaaaI.
fiptrislrffs ssra Eraa Cd aNa spaae. hIa
afttt Naihs 81 titf - casi of IaDlffIr q.
Alrttt ei =. lrr l4oAlA. liea
Z utls A hul'iiaH@nk a lsN once l.tlFa q
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
WAETBD-BOARp AND ROOM.

NANIED-Board and room in private fam
W lily. where there are 10 other boaTders. A
suit of rooms are preferred. They must be-
comfortably furnished and the house within
half mile of the post Office. Address Rooms.
box (. care OF Telegram Herald. sb1ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
TO sUBscK KiBERs,

A.y sas.srib~r - THE TELEGRAM.
HERALD sac f4iis 60 rse-ivs the pap -
regularly, or she may have reason 20
siaiR OF late dsIisssfs wtit confer =
special favor ~ tatorDins this Orfico 81
the faet a. once. send postAl card or cal
sD tsisghoas 13L
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Eoh Ali Lal Na ls uttawa hhaels firs
lei 4 eas ~ the hfsi seloaitaA it "a l'
C4tcs paiS . short distance truiu iut aatF. 4.s
las hue Fics af Lake a ohlaaA. Aaarfss
Sas Al liasslus ~ ~. j. lsgFri..lia. ert...
Rapids Airl s4
A ehAA4 BARnAlA -4fo-acre lar.ns tra.ne
n heuse- anaa uIcLAra De- aErt> Iupruttr
iniies irvn nalcu fef s4Ie cheap. tuau.ft
akS8Ft "A a4uuIG 4 liaHsa. ai Nl
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
POR sALE-Y MISCELLANEOUS

EOR SALE-Chesp. t2ilor's outfit. including
L gasoline stove and sewing machine. Call
al 10 South Division II. l5
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY,


A Lme passes on, and citizens are
n.are fully realizing the Importance of
the action oi the Common Council, u
Ecputaun, .t purchase of the forty
acres Of land adjoining tine Bal Forty.
every one seems to be- less and less
pleased. Tie action OF Nes-rs Turner,
'arro. aad lerex, n Immediately tax
Iag tae property at the sameo q higher
nsure taau the city agreed 70 pay.
would Indicate that s0und-m.nded bust
moss men go not think the land was val
ud tool high Ou thecontrary, th0sewho
have viewed the land and are competent
10 Judge, unite IN saying that the forty
acres is worth so 900 20 So 900 What
then We're the honorable gentlemen
VINO represent our city, thinking about
whom they repud.ated their own bar
gain. Ile less sad about the matter
the better, probably, SO Tar as credit or
otherwise, Is reflected on the city and It's
representatives. There IS point about
the matter, however, which might yet
he remet.ed. 10 h the loss Of great
chance for the city to acquire a much
needed park We have 10 parks at
all, bat we ought % have. We
ought To have not one, but two,
or three, or even more. But
get one FIRST and perhaps others vii
follow. The gentlemen who have
bought tins property did so as an in
vestment. lis said that they intend to
p.a, t. but before that is done they
probably could bc induced to sell a. a
whole. let some public spirited citizen
start subscription and our wcl.-to-do
citizens could easily raise enough
money to repgrcuase the property and
reclaim the only chance % make a
public paris within tvo miles of tho
city. Who viii start tlc good work
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

WANT h- asfEls Soc tnt hlslars ui thg 3 u.
ACHief emruts of ~Isulrl aaeuls auifl .s..
circular frea. Address q. ~ Brow nill a. ...
Iolrdo. Ohio. lf
AbfNfe shouie write lar Illustrated r.rs ..lI.l.
a alu tefIs. ifr 1850 weeks ira. uf NlsssUfI
aNHfF washes N.riltsi ciurhts CIf.l - hal
steam without r hb.uE tasly sUlU. l.f.fIa
Die j. q Hflh. - L.auis. Mu #.4t 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
FOR REYT-BUgINEss PLACES.

FOR EENT-One half of second floor and an
OF third floor OF block No. 90. Canal l-st. (;
good for light manufacturing purposes; fue
house on West side foT 81 per month. Joseph
IT, Martin % Canal-st "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

ONE CHANCE I'm a lifetime. Having sold nv
" residence az al Wealthyaye.. J viii oner
az great bargain. nay house furniture. con
slstlng Of almost everything of cheeFfuIucss or
comfort in home. ] Will make a special say
ing 10 those wishing carpets ga mOquct brus
sells or ingram. My furniture Is nearly ali new.
having been used bat few months. / will
also sell fine piano grand square. and al
elegant ease OF stuffed birds. II there j. any
thing yOu have intended 10 buy. come and see
il have IL n so, will save you money 10
avoid inconvenience 60 myself. and that al
may have an equal chance, ! VII open my
house January Is and T. for inspection ard
sale Of these goods ). A. Pierson. -
EOK >ALE-A great bargain. fat which
L rents Tor So per month. Inquire room =.
Court block -. j. Monroe. H
LOR SALE-A set OF Michigan reports com
p.ete % vol. o.. annotated edition and new.
Inquire after y. m. Of J.. n. NJ. Telegram.
Herald Office. 1lf
DoGS FOR sALE-Gorden Settlers. trained or
- untraiued kentucky Fox aud Rabbit
HOUNDS and scotch Terriers also dogs trained
and boarded 81 valley City Kennels. Address
j. Riley. box o.. Crosby. Kent county Mich.
FURNITURE STORED.
DADCLTFF &HOLT. general varehosseuen.
IL AZ III South Division - store All kinds n
merchandise a. low rates; packing and
moving promptly attended 20 by tclephoniug
No. 9Jl. Jan i-s
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHRISTIAN Home Tor ladies qust and
y private, ladies boarded before and during
confinement 81 years pxperfenrc. terms rea-
sauablc. Mr. Dr Duit. 81 North Lane ate.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
MAGNETIC heaHng and cisdrvovaui sitting
VI fe, Ottawa 81. cable a8d Cana 80. cars
convenient. - r.. Free
pADCLIFF& HOLT. general warehouse men.
II ~ III south Division 81. store al ki4rs 81
uerchs ~ - ~ i0v' rates VarF ng and nof.
in- promptly attended 10 ~ tciephoning 80
fu. laHl-.fI
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
WLhT ADVERTISEMENTS

So Sc 90 se ss Il.1e ass sac
HELF wAsIED xALE
XlANrED-s assnss stsaay sn,ri oysasus a
" gooa WAGES 70 eooarhopRrIs hls nrss
ea4Ecr sma earis. res uifaa. 4-s AeAfer
s.- hssa.s A sne s. h
WANTED ca lclnlIners ag l.sBegfsi rs
erklsh hath roOnla. catnor AoErot alia
loas SIS. Apply ihls merAlns =
NAN rEI.-Physloisn a. eaoe parluer. In
satire rosW d "a he tUelds bsock. oeIler
cana anc lyon-sls. Is
WANIED-A man ioi Treasurer ia Comedy
company Win oue O. fNo huh0rea aaI.
l~fs company reacy - start Address &.
bveel', AissAa. Aich- ~
WANTED saleslaea. eierss bookkeepers
ha.itrAatrs trGWStcrS. shippIuk clerks.
aih hands etnce he-g. aud aA others oai ai
rinPioyIarut - caa and invest gate ouf ga
tfvik hCN aaa thoroughly rel lable system. af
~ situations. Co~epersutr EmHios-
mrht fapatss ls-'a NonFue-si.. Rooms 81 aud
- tVitef elecA- Phone l1..
WANTED Reliable local ana travelling
s~iesIneat positions permanent special
lndUovinruts now i2at selling spcelAiUus.
aont delay salary from start Br0W4 Bros
Nurse Sioen Chicago. lh. JaA ia
HELP wANqED-FENALE.
WANTEp-Hg gcnelsi girls 5oooks second
s.fls diningreom Eir.s' second cooAs
: dlehN .ea-f> ] chambrrnald solicitors
l'-s Nohroe 81. Rooms ADD 81 b.
WANTFD--5g girls far fau.l.rs slne 81 tlle
very Nrst J. aces ia ta~ rltNi wages
week small families easy places - g. 81 ~
a.so want COOKS. walters. etr. 81 l.. Ulcbr rn-
son, > Monroe g. telephone No s. O.
WANrED-Diaing room g.ri, al the Nichi
" gan lioa,c. Is
NNANTED-A girl 10 30 20 Mack nae. family
" 81 on.Y tNo- au excellent place. aud as.
penses paid good wages paid. Telephone
n. IS. D.
WANTED At once. 20 girls a the Michigan
v Overall Company. = south hFisionsL
FOR RBST-RooKs.
E0R RENT-One suit Of modern. handsomely
furnished rooms. and one uuiurnlslvd
room. az 10 LyOn-st.. two blocks irom post
once. j.
E'NK RENT Two suits OF furnished rooms ou
L nr.t floor for ighi housr see ping. furnace
heated. bath room. etc Inquire 40 IL Bart
lct ST., opposite south Diyis.0n-strert sca0oI.
NEWLY furnished rooms. heated. with board.
~ $50 10 500 per wcck. 10 last uitou
81 la
EOB RENT F. Furnished and uufurnlshed
rooms. steam heated. st Park Place. Mrs
a. J.. smith. .1su
EOB EENT-Booms al the Brunswick. South
division -. suitable Tor ID GIT housekeeping.
steam heated. hard aHd sult water. Eas. u
Quire OF MrS.Nctree on the premises. SO
EQk kEAI-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescert-aVe. and Canal 81. with
gas. newly furnished ana rehtted. Everything
strictly nrstclaSs. Eatrance. Crescent ave
also. - Canal-st. ENQUIRE al Room "a. shlF
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
largest Of Al Michigan Dailies Ex-
cspt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Ja6iss Prsss Rsports. Prompt ana ssrif
pslissrY, a. ths Locai Nsss. and the
cgs&asst ara sosg PiaiaiY Printsa PaPss
P4aiishsa ia 0rana Rapias.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
FURNITURE STORED.
MISCELLANEOUS.

pADCLIFF& HOLT. general warehouse men.
n ~ III south Division s.. store aIi Kinds 20
mercha 30 ise ~ tDw rates TarF ing snd r0of
in- promptly ATTENDED 10 ~ tciephoning 40
,pe. JAMIE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-22

Depot Summit vineyard, Napa county
Cal. 2l3 Main, next to the p O.
Headquarters tor pure California wines,
2l3 Main street, next TO the p o.