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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-01

ayes, we can doubtless gain Your
ase fer you," said Abraham Lincoln
TO a man anxious 70 retain him; awe
can ..' = whole neighborhood at log
gerheads; we can distress a wild
owed mother and her six father
less children and thereby get for
for you six hundred dollars to which
you seem to have a legal claim, but
which rightfully belongs, it appears to
me, to the woman and her children.
"You must remember" continued
Mr.. Lincoln, "that some things legally
right are not morally right. We shall
not take your case, but will give you
little advice for which we will charge
VOC nothing. You seem to be =
sprightly, energetic man; we would
advise you TO try your hand at making
six hundred dollars in some othe-
way"
Mr.. Herndon, for twenty years Mr..
Lincoln's law partner, and now his
biographer, says that he once wrote to
one of their clients, al do not think
there is the least use of doing anything
more with your lawsuit. L not only
do not think you are sure TO gain it,
but do think you are sure to lose it.
Therefore the sooner il ends the bet.
ter"
81 see that you've seen suing some
of my clients, and I've come down TO
talk with you about it," he said one day
day to lawyer, who had brought suit
to enforce the specific performance of
. contract.
Upon seeing the evidence to be pre-
sented, Mr.. Lincoln said, "Your client
- justly entitled to a decree, and
shall SO represent it to the court; for i.
is against my principles to contest a
clear matter of right" Some lawyers
would have contested the case until the
value of the farm was consumed by the
costs of litigation.
Mr.. Lincoln was great lawyer
when convinced of the justice of the
cause he advocated. In trying a case,
where most lawyers would object he
would say he "reckoned" it would be
fair to admit the truth to be so-and-so.
When he did object to the court, and
had heard his objection answered, he
would say, "Well, reckon must be
wrong"
But when the case ended, says one
of Mr.. Lincoln's colleagues at the bar,
the adversary would see that what Mr.
Lincoln had been so blandly giving
away was simply what he could not
keep. He might yield six points, but
by adhering TO the seventh, on which
the whole case rested, he retained
everything that would help win the
case.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-01
Useful Birds.

There Is well authenticated a count
OF an English barter who traineC a
starting to say, "Gentleman wants to
he shaved" and hung the bird out in
his QUE room to warn him of the CON-
ing Of customers.
The same bird, the story roes on,
soon learned to cell out, ''Ge ltlemen,
pay your money!" when the barber's
work was done, and never got the two
speeches mixed.
A milliuer of Paris has, according to
a French journal, put parrot to much
better use even than this English bar
Der male of his starting. She has
trained the bird to call out v henever a
customer enters her shop:
'Oh, isn't she pretty!"
1t IL asserted that the millinsy's busi-
ns0 wN very soon doubled
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-01

A form stepped out OF the dusk an,
took Marie in his arms.
1t was Harry.
The poor girl shrieked with joy and
then lay limp in his passionate en-
brace.
Her overwrought nerves had given
way.
81 done think de good lawd wouldn't
Jes' low dat drefile sin ter be consum-
mate" sighed Suzette as she stepped
into her cabin and left them alone in
the moonlight.-Will. n. Harden.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-01
Rubbers.

Much of the discomfort of rubber
shoes would be avoided if the wearers
of them were little more discriminate
ing. Rubbers are of inestimable value
in wet weather, but they should be in
stantly removed when the pavements
become dry. Being waterproof, they
prevent the escape of the natural ex-
halations of the skin. Wet feet re-
snlting from confined perspiration are
often more injuriou. than an unpro-
tected exposure to the elements would
be. Rubbers, like umbrellas, should
be used only transiently.-Shos and
Leather Reporter.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-01

The reason why fire crackers are L.
ways covered with red paper Is that red
is the festive color in China. and that
flrecrackers are use chiefly on festive
occasions.
The oldest man in Great Britain Is
Hugh Macleod, Scotch crofter, who
was born on the oath of November, 1888
He lives In country Ross, and is stn
healthy and vigorous.
The boundary line between the United
States and Canada il distinctly marked
from Lake Michigan to the Pacific by
cairns, pillars Of iron, earth moupds and
timber cleaYinGA
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-01

With the present rate OF Increase as a
basis. it Is estimated that century hence
this country will have a population Of
904, ,921. $50.
Napoleon III. got his title, the third,
FOR the second never reigncd, by a com
positor mistakiDg the exclamation
points-'I | - for the Roman numerals 5
Ill.
The proportion Of married couple
who live 10 celebrate thuir golden we'd
ding Is upder one in a thousand.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-01
SHterly Sweetness,

Minnie-"Mr. Binx actually pro
posed to me last night. 1 never wa
so turprised in all my life"
"You needn't have been. His sole
ambition /. to be thought eccentric. ="
Terre Hsute Express.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

O1r nzEcnalts h4se neser a5sle iAis,
bat. Gns rasy DO. Ihey czn Eeyer bops
% succeed ~ >o0la American trace.
Olr peop.e san make ghs beet teRtlls
f4bncs - the sorLd our uanufsct-
ured products are generally superior,
Lglter add more elegant than lAose VI
Europe. The south American people
would prefer lhem, 4 gaey could only
get Lhena - eheaply and qaiekly as goods
from Europe. There even natural
pref jaalee il favor Of American mana-
faetuEes. The European ulanufactu.
reEs know tbs ana take advantage 81
u. Taey send goodsiat0 the Argentine
Republic WITH counterfeit United States
trade marks cn them.
We can easily 0utsEIp competitors IN
furnishing rsapers. mowers. thresAeEs,
p-0Ws. drills, harrows, locomotives,
cars. street ears, Oh stoves. glassware,
sewing machines, IRE arms. books,
bicycles, surgical snd dental tools,
picks, shOye.s. spikes and mails. These
axe a few OK the things foE which there
is a market ready, bat there IS nC
reason why Grand Rapids furniture and
-four should not dnd ready sales there
such IS a bret outline OK the vast OPP
porlunltles that may be opened up %
the southward. They are certainly sub
iects worthy Of tie attention Of states
man ike Blaine, and the accomplish
ment Of reciprocal trade relations with
the Southern republics would be a
greater honor Tor HIM than the presl
dencv itself.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


sOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.
Recent investIgatlous made IN the
South American republics reveal the
fact that the commercial fields there
are white already % harvest, and that
the United states needs but to enter the
fields 20 reap the rch rewards. James
g.. Blame. VINO lives only 10 study and
advance hls Country's intercsts-James
g.. Blaine, the bIoadest-mlnded and
wisest statesman OF the day-alOne
seems to hsve an adequate conception
o. the tsuc nature OF the opportunities
We are neglcctug. HIS great aim IN
lie is not the Presidency, the gratlhca-
ton OF mere private ambition, but an
object far more worthy OF true states
mantle establishment of reciprocal
trade relations between the United
States and the southern republics. 1t
Is with this end in view that he mas pro-
posed and advocated those changes ~
the tariff bill, which have been magni-
ted into hostility 10 that measure.
There is no doubt that the South
American people would prefer to trade
with the United States. They look
upon this nation as the mother of the
American republics. They prefer our
goods, as they like our people best,
aud they crave closer relations
with the United states. But,
hitherto, our merchants have
shown almost an utter Indifference to
the cultivation OF trade relations.
There are also certain hinIrances To
communication which must first be
overcome.
We can not have any trade with South
America, until we have quicker tele-
graphic and mail facilities, and regular
lines Of large and fast steamships 10
carry merchandise 70 and fro. We
have no direct tclegraphic communica-
ton. dispatch from New York to
Buenos Ayres is sent by way Of Spain.
our mail goes % the Argentine Bepub-
Lc by way of England European lines
ot vessels afford quick and regular
transportation 70 and from all ports,
while there is only one regular line of
vessels b this country, the United
states and Brazil Mail steamship Com
pany. This line operates three small,
slow vessels, sailing every twenty-one
davs from New York 10 santos, Brazil,
2Os miles beyond RIO de JaucIrO. Goods
shipped from New York by this line
must be u0loaded at santos and re-
shipped whenever a vessel can be
caught. 40 shat 10 IS better to ship first
% England. and thence to Buenos
Ayres. lf that IS the objective point. of
steamers. which alone can be relied
upon for the certainty Of trade, 65o7
arrived nc Bucnos Avres during lss1.
Of these 35S were from Great Britain.
I-2 from France. t5l from Germany.
1870 from Belgium. s. from Spain. 60
from Italy aud only seven from the
United states.
This unf5corab,o condition az affairs
must first De corrected. Lines Of fast
steamers must be- established that shall
afford rapid transit and prompt mai
service We must adopt the policy Of
subsidies to effect th result. Foraud
has been for years paying heavy subs
dies and premiums CD her ship owners
and hss tbss bsHt up her immense
commerce. During the last ten years
She has maid over s. 600 o00 ,r s,-hS--
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

The Toledo Bee lays down the follow
ing proposition. The courts Of the
United states should never be charged
with any political duties. Their con
duct of eases and their decisions should
be kept impartially bipartisan, which
the people believe, and have reason for
believing, wlll never be done when
party interests are involved" Which
Is ali very true and good. Ii the Bee
had stopped just at this point, 1t would
have SAID something above criticism.
But when a Democratic journal IN
dulges in moral platitudes, Il Is with a
partisan purpose. The Bee next rounds
up with the following assertion: THAT
United States courts, when charged
with political duties, are as unscrupu-
l0us as ward politicians IS proven IN the
present Florida troubles" As such q
charge standing alone would be too
monstrous for even a Democrat 10 ac-
cept in cold blood, the Bee feels called
upou TO adducc some evidence. 1t
therefore cites the following alleged
communication
OYFicE j. L. MIzELt UsTEp Sr,rEs MAR
SHALL FOR NoETaERN DISTRICT
or lLoaIDA
JtCKsoNvuLE ia. July .. 1889.
c. g. KrRE. Esl.. De Land Fla.
SrR-l0u VIII AZ once confer with Nc
Bulby. and make out "a list 0t 30 or ~ names of
true aud tried Republicans from your county
re- str1tion list for jurors nited states court.
aud forward same 10 Hon /. Waiter. clerk
United states court. and it IS necessary TO
have them at once. rs yOu can see. Please
acknowledge this. am yours truly.
JOHv X. MlZEIL
United states Marshal.
Please get the names Ot parties Is near
steamboat and railroad stations as possible.
Not by any means admitting the
genuincness Of the proofs, upon the
unsupported say-so of a Democratic
paper, we must still submit that, even
If true, the evidence does not support
the charge Before asserting that
United States courts charged with
political duties arc rs unscrupulOus as
ward politicians" 1T would be well for
the Bee to supply the missing link in its
proofs, and show some warrant, All
thority, iustigation or request on the
part OF the court itself for the sending
out Of such communication by the
marshal. 1t Is very easy for partisan
Democratic journals to skip ever
greater breaks N evidence than TINS
when they attack Republican officials
They bolster up charges with assertions
and proofs that do not prove, trusting
either to the stupidity or to the par
tsan eagerness of their readers to gulI
I down the whole mixture.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26
F. ]. Lamb & Company.
RAJ EsTAgE ANb COMMISSION.
opposite Uaiou Depot Haeae

opposse Uaiou lsspoI iaeae
poR sALE 0B EXCHANGE ~ hass 'a1
7 gaattea Sac III the sastaesl saUlf...s etlE
mad. - tht t.EV lhg pIsf faAsletsoI sa.
..ts lE kssIa NilnlU ra>t EIa.h 81 81 rl.sa
larar oars. Ne aes.Tt 81 t4sse 3 iarE se-4 20
naaty Ntttil t1e Ar1t tan aaks. @ac ia CA.
roulpllsf tEls sc akfv eoaoiua.iH 81 sell ttr
euilft plsf Il his "a az o4lsHtlN4 ~ $3.50
ume ser lhe riAhi psris ~ uaAs snii- sl.le .'i
moacK. TIE pfVprr4y Nlh Pr snoht tttt ~
eaaFEe t. Als out NlSilluE g. nsE.
IoN SALINE have liEst c.lss Follef aetr
tls u.ll that witi maAN UnNfh luf tslV
r.Ehl lartlrs. Aae nlil is oi tAe .aio,i aesisi
ans has = o~facltf ai siktY uaffsis lht ias-
cuilerK ls hea aua iu nrsl-Ctt>s eonattluN HAS
rRs SETS az aullllt rear rolls AAG tllfrt acte ~
deuhe lrcd rolls lae mia eosi t.4ia. aad
worth foasN slt.All beside tht miA thcfe Il
s.Ara lots. 3 gaea barn ana - eorss pi seaa.
z bt eaIlrr ~ Iepcrtt Nu D. sold Ial .iNA Toe
property uiN BE- sheSn g. any VHt iinanlls
huainass. Iefais saiislaetors.
LsoR SALINE have lne pasing hoiei in
thrifluE localils tlaf Vii be sold ai bar
gain il taken At enet- 4af aols' Is arsl class
i8fe,i hotel appliances lit property h.s
twenty uru FURNISHED rooms. ana IrafeiluE
mvn pronounce u Ihs best hetel Ia n rsieIa
Michigan. 1his pfpprrls Be- paying iukeSl-
meni ior somr Eood iDaA Nith lilflf money
/ laIl ~ once % kou mean business N III take
( city property ln part pas meut
EuA sALt-A hne nat. uv4T the Madison
L ave. crossing al the ~. y. y Il, k. ss.it-
{ aisle Tor foul families The nai will r1lI iur
! So pes mouta aud is wlihin . lfs SLEEPS oi
sieam or horse ears This property vlH be
I sold ior si5.,. oT VIII exchange ior other prop.
! eEft-
/ INk >AlE-Ne have a fart harRaiu that ls
II sure o. make money Tor some nHf 1nn
property ~ located on NurIns si. Heaf oak es
Z aua ls uoN renting fol 81 pr4 Wuull. Alis
/ property ls ctptrsalN located fna 4s occupied
( bs good payln tenants. and ls sHrf 90 in-
/ nr0ke iu value faster ilau auN HreptriA iu lHr
/ city from he fnri thaf 30 - nllhln our h.aC.
I oi the inleu depot and NifhlH $3.50 h.nrtt ~
( ibt tusN pgrtsoa uI d uFer-ai. lHt FfuHris4 81
/ VAIL Dt sold Tor t-tfi pea tQali ~ laei Annt
/ f'uh ~ALE-or WI eAchAnee fof other prop
{ Il tTly Eea or personal t~u haasts ou uiif
! large loi WIZ ClNoe fhe pleerrif aaA tsi
. each separately. Tao property ls sIl4ai.a uH
/ lo.aH-sl.. near iasi-si., and 1852 make iN
/ pltasahI honaes WlicH urr unv ftalli.a ins
I per month. ihis Is rare iitir-a N i1f ao.s-
{ one And - sure Go bf faktn lf ouUr-
/ NOR SALE-A sik-roam hUusr un fo'e.sf
4 d Good wells. ios aHA 1855 ouls $500 N 10 Race
I sma'l payment dsun HHd ha .auce on fnoafh 81
I psymeals. Nould t..Ac cheap loi To- Lrst pas-
4 meat
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

Addison Works has bought out Tie interest
of A. j. foag. in thtIeal estate husn ness ami
employment bureau. heretofore kugwu as 4.
l.E s. Co.. office at rocms 30. and 4 Tower
block. hr Works this day tooh h4s place in
said office and fhe business viii De continued
hy himself and IS. II. Miuans tbe name Of
tise new hun viii br Nlnans A Works MT.
foeg sold and assigned 20 Mf. orks all 4C-
counts due 10 tie buSlurss Gla authorized
bin ln writing 10 collect them.
ADDIS0N WORKS. MI. WINANs. As't.
and Tower Block. Phone 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

Any subscriber Co IHE TELEGRAM
HERALD who fails u receive the paper
rexatariYs or sho may have reason 40
plain OF late delivery, viii confer a
special favor by Informing this once OF
the tact Al once. send postal card or call
up teiephoae 55t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26
2s Canal-st, Room -.

MONEY TO LOAN a. and per cent. on gilt
VI edged security. Percy snyder = tanal-st-
OTS near Iast-st.. only $50; terms 50 cash.
h balance Sl5 quarterly without Interest.
Z HAVE choice business blocks Tor sale on
i Canal-st. and South Division st. viii pay
per cent. on investment.
1.-TWO NEW room houses on West Side. sl0a
each; Z room house on llamliion-st,. $50.
IN ACRES - miles from city, only ss0i VIII
~ trade for good lot or small house.
10 ACRES on West Leonard-st.. near city.
~ 5000. Western lands for sale az 81 aud
@ an acre.
1e0 ACRES in Tyrone township. Kent ca. .
lOo timber beach. maple and hemlock ;
price S. an acre. enough timber on place 10
more than pay FOR IL.
q ROOM HOUSE near postoflce 10 rent. a
- month. 50.
II WILL PAY parties wishing 10 mske in
Yesimeats 10 cal and look over lay list be
fore purchasing.
PERCHS SNYDER
23 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

The graduate Will soon be turned out
numerous,y. The white robed kind IS
very sweet and nice, bat those clad in
bifurcated apparel excite but little
interest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

L'OR RENT-louses Of ?. {. :. 8 and rooms
from - 10 cit; also suits Of rooms in the
ready Tor occupancy; come and see them
caa SUIT you. an within minutes walk 81
sweets Hotel Inquire OF r. IS. Barnard. -
Aliens or at Office. 30 NJ. Vernon St Iele-
phone llaI
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

The little island Of Ieligoland is
getting almost as much newspaper ad-
vertising rs MuskegOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

Don't miss the chance Of securing home at
present low prices. in one OF the finest resi-
dence sites adjoining the city. hiriland's ad-
ditiOn, and Bear x kiTtland'S addition On
south side of GrigCs- ave, one and two BLOCKS
west OF South DiVision-st. in south part Of
city. is more than ever attracting the atten-
fiou of h0me-seekcrs and investors. rs COM
nandng situation affords magnificent view
Of the city; Is high and level. aud has the ad-
vantage Of perfect natural drainage. Taxes
low on proposed extension of street railway.
good neighbors best OF water. very healthy
locality and lies contiguous 10 many of the
large industries of the city. Good school and
church privileges. and many other advanta-
geouS features. The Improvements now going
on show that this property lies directly In the
course of the city's growth. | also have some
desirable business lots. farms and choice tim
bercd land. and houses 70 sell at real bargains
or exchange for city property
G. IL. KIRKLAND,
once and Residence corner ~ Grissaye. and
Buchanan-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

- - N-- .
s -h-..-
T. -
p ~-
---s sans 49,. l......f.,. ---- ....,. ,..t.
p A-- ~
~..t ..r- e..E fers ,s...-.ss So,
.--. -----.-
.saFf and - - Il 49, .ranr g Ina az ~
s. -. -e - -
F. -. '.r- 4 4 ..r.se si-.,'S- 81
Il ~. .,-s~s tI.f. N-. r.... e-s, f.r ,l-
&c., -....r. l.4.-.. .,,5 $3.50 II ...'r s.,r
r - ,-,.-- I. s .-s. sle,-.r... 4. ..r..... ll.r
/ bar III - ssnI cal sell xqa aa elegant
sea ro3u house o1 Cal.e.e. ARE. s-lead
tlqsE s1lgA 20 h eaItss ave. fEesrse1. hoE ana
49,. e.rltr5e bells. b4lh rooLa. closet. nlaft.s
fssafarg H.atfrI Fafa sodaea caacrsie Wats
ana shae- trers rrIue .se. snail p4yIlsaI
aowu an4 - auoe 81 81 per mouta ~ ! ninv-
sonztpnue seGoaI houss. a. slsss. 81 SIS Per
I..ttt.. me cheapest rlac.s ia fhe c.fY tar ifr
r.al.-. Charles S. 4Gfls LrdkArl block.
pearI 81 etfr.uce
leue4etor. esnsnt cellar. - s'as' 81
ttSrgaia. q 5. Aed.-r Laees store. csruer
tAsi-st. ~lQ lllth -Aae. 4a
fjrl AAA lDN M an Us beG0lt 4l Rouse
GA nle rt our Lucii4-4fr- + q AoAfly
CnNfl lIrtF- ~ Iti -i.t4 ff4lafr Et.lril atlA Nf-t
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26
rnR sALR-NIacELLaNE0Us

LOR ~ALE-A fine Young horse. safe. Suunf
L and kind. good roadster. suitable f7r q
lady % drv.- also uhaeton c7rt. harness. etc.
We have also O. nigh grade x, photo outff and
a crown typc-rr.ter We vil dispose u cheap.
r l. Thomson & co.. room g. NO. sd Mouroa-
- l14
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

Unitsa Press Reports. Prompt ano EariY
DsNserg Al ths Locai Ns~s, and the
Clsansst and Most Plainly Printed Paper
FabHsasa In Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

Any ONE having = small capital or some
\ good real estate il Grand Rapids. aat
wishing % engage "a a paying hardware BIS
ness iu p Iiv.is Northern town. Will ind bar
Gain bv ealing on or Addressing Foster. q. ~
ers.f CO.. Grand Rapids. Mich 1s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26
ZOE RENT-BUsINEss PLAUE9.

TOR RFNT-Two stores and rooms N Porter
blocN. corner Of Monroe and DiyisiOn-st.
lanes Cox. AGENT 105tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26
----BARGAINS lN====z==
REAL ESTATEl
At THE OFFICE OF
BROOKS & BROOKS

and WinteT-st ........-.... .....-......- eif0
Three houses on VOLTS plat ...-..sll70 and 1909
on the Riverside addition. single lots or block
Of lots 10 SUIT purchaser. Terms reasonable.
Lots on VOLTS addition from $50 to 500.
4 few tots left on our West side plat. VII
furnish lumber 10 build.
Houses to rent. farms for sale or exchange.
call on uS before going elsewhere.
Meney TO loan at lowest rates Of interest.
Oflce open Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
BROOKS & BROOKS.
. and - New HOuseman Block.
Telephone ll4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

This IS a. she's fnAl the Partnership hereto
loIv eXlsIiag botNcra ~. unavT tag EeulE IT
"A u Z ekz Co.. is glis Gas dissolved ts lea
tGal -e4seaf.
Izle5 tals -sth cas- II jane lSso
4. heSS
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

LOR RENT-Store AZ lsl West Bridge-st.;
stock OF dry goods IN store that viii in
voice sl.o0j or sl.3)); will sell or trade STOCK
for city property; reason OF selling. poor
health. G. W. H0erfz. ISL West Bridge-st. ls3
L'OR RENT-Tw0 stores and rooms suitable
for Offices or light housekeeping IN Porter
Block. corner OF Monroe and DlVIslCn-Sts- II
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26
WANTED BoARDERs.

ANTED-B0arGcES. for gentleman and
~ VIE. or tNo grntlemeus large front
room with aleoFe. uicclY furnished. with
bol.d. Finest location ia the ctY. 10 OIt-.-
vast AS
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

EOR RENT - Furnished and 'nfurnlshed
rooms. steam heated. at Park Place. Mrs.
A. l. smith. 5o3ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

TOR RENT-Furnshed rooms. suitable for
Two gentlemen. Inquire a Eansomst.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

lFANTED -sgsnts f0r the History Of the EZ-
" piorauons at. Daring Deeds and Grand
Achievements OF stanley; agents outat sipJ,
circular free. Address ~. 4. BroWuluS & Co..
Toledo. Ohio. slltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

TOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
rooms At the Brunswick. 10 south DIVISION
- sfearn heated Mr.. Mct,Pe. ll-tI
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

EOR RENT floor front. 3 floor and base
A ment. No Pearl-St; cheap to permanent
tenants. Inquire Il. c. Thwilg. phone AZ
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26
AGENTS WAITED.


E.ANIED-3 or agents 70 sell goods on
" tralas. Apply 90 ODee Union News 60.
opposite Union depot lg
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-26

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purchasing iu any part of JAr clfy il viii pay
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