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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-12-11
Local Items.
DOnOvan--Artistic Tailor.

Read the advertisement oI
F. Blasius and Son on another
page.
- Miss Anna Buerhaus, oil
WiChata Kan, is visiting her
brother Hon. q. Il. Baerhaus OF
this city.
Mrs. Dr.. Williams of Somer.
set, formerly of Logan has pur.
cha sed the home properly of
Mrs Hamer on Main ST., and will
occIpy the same soon.
RE-. Turner will. on Sunday
Dec Goth, at 4 o'clock, deliver a
lecture to men only. at the M.
e. Church. II will pay our male
citi Gems TO listen an hour 10
some well-pnt facts.
Mr.. Ed Donavin one of
Logan's popular artistic tailors,
has been quite i'll for several
days but, We are glad 10 say he
is convalesing and will soon be
at his place of business again.
-lDo not forget the Concert at
RempIe's Opera house Tuesday
evening Dec 10th. An excellent
program will be rendered. The
patronage of the public is solic-
tied.
Mr.. Ed Baker. formerly ofI
the firm Of Work and Baker is
arranging for the establishment
OF large tiaware store in the
old Roller Building.
Young Woods who commit
ed the burglarly in the House of
Capt. Bowen some time ago, was
sentenced by Judge Huffman to
. three year term in the o. P,
The correctness of the max
i'm "nothlng succeeds like sue
cess" is we'll exemplifled in
Ayers Sarsaparilla. The most
successful combination of altera.
tives and touics. it always sue
ceeds 10 curing diseases of the
blood, and hence its wonderful
popularity.
-"Bub" Voris the genial
hackman, put forth upon our
streets the first sleigh of the
season on Monday morning. II
thrills our hearts 10 youthful re.
Jo,cing 10 hear the merry sleigh
bells again, which have been
silenced for few years because
Of the PECULIARLY of the winters.
John Whalen young man
residing south of Logan died
on Sunday last from consump-
tion. He was one of our most
prominent young men. aud was j
esteemed by all. His funeral {
was from st. Johns Catholic
Ohurch onTuesday. Father Cady
conducting lhe religious exercis
es. -
The harsh, drastic pugatives {
oncc deemed so. indispensable.
have given place TO milder
and more skiIfully prep ared
laxaiIves, hence the great and
demand for Ayers Pills.
Phisicians every where feco y
mend them for costiveness. in t
digestion and liver complaints. t
We take the following sad :
item from The Indianapolis news
Of Dec 5th.:
"There are pleading hearts in :,
every part of the city. Diph- f
iberia now happily WANDERING, c
has dons,rjreadful work since e
Thanksgiving Day. One COM II
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-12-11
WHAT FAUST IS NOT
WHAT FAUST Is

rt is not variety performance.
It is not q burleSque entertainment
the ordinary acceptance OF the Term
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-12-11
IprRRA Touss'
Thursday Dec, II,
ONE NIGHT ONLY
@BEVEs9e
Operate
Burlesque Co.
In an Entirely Original Satire on
Goethes Immortal Poem.
ss ssFaust,9
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CUR OWN ORCHESTRA,
FULL CHORUS,
GRAND BALLET.
DAZZLING MARCHES.
MAGNIFICENT COLTUNES
SECURE SEATS EARLY,-
at Kessler Bros
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-12-11
Administrators Sale
of Real Estate.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2oth,

The undersigned will offer for sale at
pnblic auction at the door Of the Court
House in Logan Hooking County Ohio, on
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-01
Kendrick.
) 4 louise City New s.

Pa louise City News.
The town of Latah has been changed
to that of Kendrck, in honor of the
railroad. The railroad officials and
the principal property owners were in
Palouse City, Wednesday, making
final arrangements as to which portion
of the new town they were to have.
Mr.. II. Kirby, the original owner of
the town site, informed us that he had
sold part of his interests to different
parties, and that the town had given
the failroad bonded deed of One-half
of the town site, provided they had
the road there by January l, 1891.
The site has 24O acres in it. Mr.. Kirby
says that all the preliminary steps
have been taken, surveys and maps
made, showing the number of bridges
required and the amount of piles, etc.
The road will probably start from
Whealen, thence to Moscow; from
Moscow to Kendrick u4atah), thence
to the Clearwater, down to Lewiston.
Kendrick has certainly the right to
expect grand things. She has good
water power and u vast country sur
rounding to support her. A private
letter, shown to the News representa-
tive, assures the people of Kendrick
that the grading of the road will pro-
bably be commenced by May lst.
Keep your eye on Kendrick, she's q
coming, and will knock out every
other small town in Northern Idaho
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-01
Surveyors on the Road.

\ full corps of surveyors with bag
and baggage and complete equipment
have been placed on the survey of the
line this week. Reports have been
conflicting but the best information
seems to point to this line of route:
TO leave the main line at Whalen and
proceed via Moscow, Kendrick, Julia
etta,. down Bear creek to Lewiston.
There is kick instituted to pull
the line through Pullman along the
South Palouse, south of Moscow, and
on as before, but this change is doubt
full. We understand that grading
tools, ties and all such equipments are
being scattered along the line prepar-
atory for beginning business. All bids
for contracting will be closed to-day
and the actual work will begin ut once.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-01
NOW BER 81.

AN artcl" published in another co.,
ANN indicates that the Union Pacific
Company intend to extend their road
to Lewiston. 1t is to be hoped that
they will make their extension from
Dayton. In fact they cannot afford to
ignore Dayton, in this manner, as it is
on The best route they can possibly
find. ThrN can newer max" fast time
and 20 10y way "f the alto kill. Port
land capitalists are investing heavily
in Lcwi~ton.' The foregoing clipping
from the Columbia Chronicle shows
forth II fact that j. gaining ground
rapidly with all who have been watch
ing the late moves of the Union Pacific
made in this place. That they will
soon make an extension in this drec-
ton is very evident. We have heard
the assertion made by several that the
Union would be the first line i'm to our
city. 1t seems no more than we
might naturally look for. The route
up Snake is some longer than the one
proposed by the Northern but the sur
vcy is already made and the grades are
light The routes either by Pomeroy
or Dayton are still less in length and
the grades and cuts no worse The
route via Dayton has the advantage of
being the shortest, and the Chronicle
asserts i'm the above that the grades
will he more favorable.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-01
Attention Teacher! Notice!

The next regular quarterly examin-
alton for teachers will be held Wedness
day, May 7th. Examination Will b
held at the public school building, third
floor. All who expect to attend must
be on hand promptly at O'clock, .. q.
S. G. IsAMAN, County 6upt.
NIB. Mrs. s. A. Clugst0n Win ex-
anime the applicants on the PotlAtch
at the Cameron school house on 6atar,
day May 10.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-01
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Lewiston, Nex
Perez county, Idaho Territory, April
IL, 1890:
r. H. Bremen, Mr.. Frank Hall, Mr..
Herman Head, Mr.. Peter HOf, 8. H.
McCloud, Col. Lindol Smith, Mr.. John
Tucker. l.. b. BOICE, r. M.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-01
Picnic Excursion, Sunday.

The Steamer Faxon will make trip
up Snake river to Wild Goose rapids
and return next Sunday, May 4th.
1t will be Basket Picknic. Fare,
round trip, Sl.5O.
E. w. BAUGHMAN, Captain.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-01

Having the largest circulation of
any paper in the Territory, Is un-
doubtedly the best Advertising Me-
dunn in which to show up your biz
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

No doubt tho present tendency toward
trivialities and personalities win con-
tinUe until private rights and public
morals arc better protected by the laws,
and until tho acme Of size and profit in
newspapers las been reached. In the
race for expansion ard power the leader
who he's adopted the readiest means has
often imposed his methods upon men who
would choose the best means. The fault
ot lower tone here aad there Is not
properly chGrSeab.e 70 the great body oR
workers. fO< II the profession win be
soun3 today high average OF ability
and conscientious performance Of duty;
and mover before our time have news
papers been able % command the trained
iatelliSe and taste 70 enable them 70
do all they are now doing fOT the develop
meus # ait and literature. III that tho
newspapers Of today are doing for every
good canse. and notably az this moment
for that II good government, Capital
and financial success are Of course essen
tial for the production IF great mod
orn newspaper: but the pubic has =
RIGHT 70 denand that chose who bear the
highest responsibilities Of the profession
should issue newspapers which they, a.
private individuals. would be willing 70
indOrse in every part as men of charac-
ter. refinement and self respect. .-CeE
tury
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY,


IfBlaine would only let the Demo
crate papers DO Ms taking n peace,
they would doubtless be much obliged
10 him. He happens, however, 10 have
several well developed IDEAS OF his own.
one OF his IDEAS IS not that one which
the New York Hyald attributed % him.
of hostility 10 the Mckinley bill.
Doubtless there are several minor par
t.culars N which be would change the
bil, II he we're to revise It. 1t certainly
could not be expected that two so great
and original thinkers rs Blame and
Mckinley would hold identically the
same opinions. And, moreover, other
men than Mckinley have helped make
the tariff oil. But il = the sheerest
nonsense-and 10 shows the straits to
which free traders are reduced-to
represent Blaine as having repud!ated
the opinions OF ms lifetime, that pro-
tective system Is the best policy for the
United states
Blame IS the consistent apostle OF
reciprocity with south America. HIS
sarping critics are the inconsistent
worshipers OF the one idea, free trade
at al hazards. They have gazed IN
tently at their one idol so long that
both eyeslght and brain power have
become too contracted TO see the leglti-
mate connection between rec iproclty
and protection. some African chief,
wise only in the ways and knowledge
Of his own trlbe, would scarcely see at
first the intimate relationship be
tween zee and water. But the re-
lati0nshp exists. nevertheless. The
African might be taught, however, but
10 - doubtful whether the partisan
blinded free trader willever become en-
hghteued enough TO see that reciprocity
is the highest kind Of protection, when
It works 10 our advantage.
Every true government looks out for
its own interests first. til bound % rs
citizens TO do 40. so soon asIt ceases
% keep this object IN view, 1t turns
traitor 20 the one purpose Of It's exist
ence, and should be forthwith con
dsmned. There = no doubt that a free
interchange of products between the
American Republics, whose interests
are almost IDENTICAL, would result IN
benefit % all, and especially % the
United States, aud there IS where the
main argument now les. To IS time
enough % talk Of universal free trade
wnen the same. or anything near the
same. community Of Interests exists
among al tho nations OK the world
Meanwhile let IA accept things as they
really are. and base our policies upor
them. and not upon What We missi
WISH them % b.
It Vii take something more than tn'
criticisms Of the New York Herald suc
its s.eqts,.rs % make the American pe0
PIE lose faith IN protection. and it
most consistent advocate, James G.
Blame.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
HONOR DUE.

II is no light task that Fred 8. Clark
has assumed gratuitously, for the bene-
TT of this city, to supervise and make
complete and reliable the census emu
meraton. Few citizens would care to
spend time and labor, during these hot
days, IN solving the innumerGble per-
pleXitles that others are so willing TO
refer 70 one who viii take them. But
Fred's extensive acquaintance, varied
resources. ready wit, perennial good
nature and indefatgaole industry Will
carry him through. We predict fine
showing Tor tho Valley City, IN Uncle
sam great volume OF statistics, and
no little Of the credit VIII be due to heI
genial hustler. Fred 5. Clark.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Henry Clees see - very grsAI ca i-s7
fof A.agn ia ta~ Increase of silver
eolnzgs. especially AZ contemplated Ia
the House blL HIS e0mpars0a II
Fanes AID tAe Ua1ted SlAEes as - ths
4noant Of money "a elrculatloa : sLso
interesting He ssys.
Congress pFsssents an unusual spect-
ace AZ tbe present Uae. lbe House
on tile s.lEei Question, . colssTF awe,
@nlle tie osAatle . apparently the
reverse. Ca most great questions re-
4ulElLg CeDssT EatLsln u il generally
otnern8 81. Ills silver iegsLzt 0ccu-
pes now = peculiar position II Lne
oenAte Oil ozsses, Il = Tree coinage IL
the House bill becomes l2a, u = re-
stTlcted coluage. slta the important
aud eOlserFatl feature OF redemption
Ia bl}lou AZ market prcs. The
House DlI. L passed, vii c0ubEiess
1GFance TIE pElce or secuUtless wnlle
the iiFst effect 0f the senate blil, IL
passed, ri b. % aepress them a. i
slll probably cause considerable EuFO-
peau selhng on the fe2r that tns couu-
Try VII. sooner or later, dUiL e. q silver
0as4s. Ca th. theory European buying
OF American securities viii Dc likely 10
discriminate ia favor OK those payable
principal and interest IA gold, AMI for
the sAlue reason cause tho selling Of
those that are uos 50 uaya5ie. Ine
amount ot gold paying securities = com
paratlFely small, however, as compared
W1tn the rest, which are payable IA cur-
rent funds. la a country ike tnls
with such vast resources, INFINITELY
greater than any other nation, the
ineIe fact OF increasing the silver CIR
culauOu, In accordance with tne House
bill, should not create alarm. This IS
at the rate Ot - 500, 90 per m Onth, or
SO .oO0, ,00U Der aunum more than here
t0fOre-equal 10 500 900, coo IN ten
years. 1nls amount, added %
the present outstanding silver
and SILVER certificates, viii make
| 800 coo 900. Add 20 above the present
/ issue Of silver certificates. g GOO, ,0O0eacn
month. viii make $500, ,000, 900 IN ali as
/ outstanding ten years hence. France
/ has today $500 Goo 900 OF silver III clrcu-
| lauOn, including what Is IN the Bank OF
| France, which il kept on a par level
| with gold. In France the amount OF
| money IN circulation Is SIS per capita,
| while Il 5 only S22 per capita III tins
| country. France mas population oi
81, ,000, 900, America 5000, ,OOO. While
the people OF France are spending q
| frame lOne-hfth the amount OF our dol
! lar, the people OF this country spend a
doilar-in other words, the ratio of per
soual expenditures IN this country Is .
least 81 , or five francs, as against one
franc IN France. THIS greater lavish
ness IN money spending II this country
tends 20 make the circumlOCutlon O
money greater here than It Is ia Franco
| Ia France there Is much boarding ol
monsv, while IN this country there 4
bat httle.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Ne would be amusing, e not - silly as
g. be nausosting. to see the fuss made
bv Democratic papers every time ''Car
Reed'' = not permitted 20 have as own
vsv NJ % a hsir's breadth II the
proceedings # the House vary trife
from his desires. a shout goes up that
he has been crushed. Any ordinary
man would have been squeezed thinner
than tissue paper oy tbs time. hui
Reeds rotund form hobs Up amIhngiy
before the Democratic minority a.
every turn. Tt VII be \ cold. cold dsy,
when Republicans smash Speaker Reed
a. Eat a. Democratic papers would Ike
~ have them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

DROBATE ORDER-Statco of Michigan. Co11-
~ of Kent. ~. At a session o. 5he PROBATE
Court for said county of kent he'd al the Pr'
bate G1nce ln the gitv ot frrlld Rapids. oa
tn 9vh dav of Jane. In the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Irefent. Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge oi PROBATE.
In the matter II tho esial 81
EIaAS BRAAll. deceased
An instrument in writing. purD1rting 10 be
tEe i4>f 80 and testament oi said deceased,
having been fled ia this court Or probate
10 is ordered that Friday. the i,tn day ot
IuI~ 1-tn at m O'Clock ln the forenoon. ~
said Probate once. be appointed for pToF.n-
sad instrument
Audftfs aprordered. thef a copy of TINS
order be- pu1' shcd three sure essIye rs nel- pre-
vi0us - said dav N hearing. Iu tGo IFfF
cr4u-HERtfr p daily neWs02 per printed and
circulating in SAID County ot heni.----.--
"A frll. copv.f CYRUS D.. PERKINS.
Judge ~ Probate.
ArotrH T. IAs0y, Register. tnu may
Wed IIly j.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

There arc many forms Of nervous
debility In men thst Yell to the use OF
Carter's Iron Pills Those who are
troubled with nervous wsa kuess, nlgnt
sweats. etc., should try them.
Packache "a almost Immediately re-
h~vrd bv wearing one OF Carter s smart
Weed and Bcllsdouua Eackache Pas
trrs. Try one and ue tree from pam.
Price - cents.
For s1v case Os nervousness, sleep.
I--sresS. weak stomach. indigestion.
,vsperS.a. trv Carter's Little Nerve
pus. Relief IS sure. The only nerve
u,-d ere for the price in market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Any s1bsaEtb-r to THE TELEGRAM
aFR4LD -ho faiI "a receive the paper
regularly. or Who may have reason To
som PLATA OF late delivery, viii confer a
.esofAI favor by faformins this Off1cs or
ths faes a. once. send postal card or call
up t<lsphoas 5si.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Fvrw though some If the veterans do
rot get Guite "a much pension legisis-
ton az they desire, o. thnS they de-
serve. it g necessary only for them -
watch IRE course Of the Democratic
congressman 81 learn low much lsss
cor rSdcrahCn they would get. e the
Democracy ruled the roost
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
Kirkland Addition

Don't miss the chance n securing home q;
present loW prices. Ia one "a tie nDcaI resi-
deucc sites adjoining tae city. hirJiana > aa-
diti0n. and bear d hlr.ahds : aacitlon on
south side 81 GTl.gs-aYr.. One aud TWO blocks
west OF South uiYl3ioi.->f. ~ SCUM pait ol
cry, Is T00re than ever afteacti1s tl~ atren-
ZION of home SEEKERS s..t alfc tots us coal-
msnd-ug situation aHnEoh "a .astnlncent View
- rue rlfy. is ls-ga aud leysI a.A has the aa-
vantage of perfect natural drainage Taxes
low on proposed extension OIL stress ~. W.1.
good ueighDors. bcst ot water. very rlfny
locality and i.es contiguous % many oi ting
lcrge industries of tie cts. eooi s-nool aH1
church privileges. and many u.arr aiNaa t..-
ge3us features. Tie impraF r4ellS ROW going
Oh show tlaf This Froprrt+ lies directly lu i4-
course of the ciIy's gr0N %. also nave .o.4-
desirable business lots, farms AKA choice Flm-
bered land. and houses % sell az real bargains
or eXcl.1nse tcr city properly.
G.. IL. KIRTLAND,
once and Residence corner o. 6rlasaye. and
Buch2ALl-s,,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

CrEvE1AvD rssv trv hs srees sTaIn
cn the Presidential track brit he /
never climb that III h Nsv York, not
even WITH a Campbell 90 hslp him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

EOR REET-uouses OF s. 4. 8. g and rooms
. from SIS 70 SEC, also suits of rooms ln tue
ready tor occupancy; come 2nd see them
cais sult you. an within minutes walk ot
sweets Uotr'. Inquire Of 3. ". BaTaar5. -
phone u
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
WAETED-B0ARDE2S.

ANTED-Boarders. for gentleman and
" vie or txo gentlemen; large front
room wttn aicove. nicely furnished. Win
WI st 11i
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

srvsros FElcr. of Ycrkohic vhst
Ire Toledo Bs1ds calls h--1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

EOR RLET-At moderate prices, ? mae
room furnished cottage at O. tawa Beac1.
Apply TO ;. \. Bates AIS south piyIslOn-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

FOR RENT floor front. 8 foor and base
meut. SO. Fear.-s!.; cheap 10 permanent
tenants. Inquire L. {. Ihgilg. phone AZ.
I15tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

TfOE RENT-Furnisfed and Unlurnisaed
E rooms AT the Brunswick. t6 South Diyia.
ST.. steam heated. Mrs. McGee, ll-tt
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
FUPYrTURE AID PIANOS STORED.

DADCLTFF A. Holt. general warehouSeTnen,
II ~ il south DivisiOn-st.. store piano7 auo
furniture at low rates. expert packers ana
careful movers with large vans sent prompt
" by telaphoninz 80. On jan l-i
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

EOR BENT-FurEisbed rooms suitable far
= two gentlemen. Inquire u Ransom =.
Ifr
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
SITUATIONS WANrED-NALg.

IVANTTD-A position as salesman in The
W noor and shoe cr hard ware line. DS Young
man with experience. Cal or address 5g9
fourrh-St. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
AGENTS WANTED.

NkrANTED-s az agents - seii goods on
~ trsias. Apply al once Uulon News Co.
oup0s o. lll0n q GcpOt. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

TDR RENT - Furnished and unllrnshet
4 rooms. steam heated. at PARK Place @rs
A. J.. Smitn. -o7iL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan DaIlles Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

IVANTED-An experienced bOokkeeper and
W shipping clerk wants situation "' nl"1-
crate wages; good references. Address :. s..
LOX l,$. city -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

KkfANTFD-At once 10 Young men 10 agents,
" EagA pas and ady SO q l7F lt-.i p az
ties 4isa .U good .Ifis for houseN OK, and
giri for hote. sOoa wages 'aii a. 9nss no5-N -N
9 NcEesnol4s Hl0ck over ula1I tlSthlLs
store Uaen evenings b. IL. lH
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

! OST-At the Lake. yesterday. riu- belong.
J! ing TO q la1y's paGLsol- = Suitable reward
vil be paid Ior its return TO Miss Williamson,
III CGual-st. la
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

XlANTED-A competent girl 70 do cooking
" ironing aud washing; good wages teia;;
Apply So SAeld0u-st. I3-e
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

lVANTED-ir for general hoaseT9r ,s3 + o,. ~ ~.
west or Prospective. O4'
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
LOST

/ OST-Ladys small leather colored p0cSes-
l. booL cnntalning some sl1 or Si3 aud
contract; it was ielt ou dummy tram oatar-
DAY %. m, rs. iu.t. Finder viii pie3se return
10 Captain OF Bclknap, ~ Reeds LAKE. aad
receive reward. IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

Unftsa Sssss 6sports, proHSt ana s-f'T
p.i.sry. Al ths Local Ns~s, and the
Cts4asst ssa MOST PiaiaY rrintea Paper
Fshlgaaod ~ Graao Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

yE AEIED-Ag-nts so 0ut1t on tang dags
" tinl-; sla5 proat in four weeks. CT $40 EaN.
Address. With stamp, Jarvis 4 Co. Racine y IS,
noF. -
ffANTED-Agents tor the History oi tae "a
W p4omtiODs Oi. Daring Deeds s1d araut
kehits eultuts OF stan eFi NscHIs outAf -..-i
circular Tree. Address -. 4. Br0NnlaG a 90,
Toledo. Ohio. olill
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

IVANTED-A competent girl for general
~ work Apply af 3Z6 Cherry-st., cor. Pros
peet-sg Mrs. l.. A. Noseloy- -
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
WINANS & WORKS,
Aaa IoNsI BOX.


Ibis - % sa0e thAt ths "a G. cEsh b. her~ie.
fors existing betWeel ls Aaeet Ehe 4Alis 81
A j. to-e 3 le. IS tals 44s dissolved by ma
t-sl c.llskEE.
bates tlls -81h esy ~ aae. lse
F.h..#.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
gELP wAsTBD-Y FEMALE.

IKFANTFD-5 dining room girls Tor ottawa
W Beach So "a month aud expenses tali
at once. room g. Nckegnolds hiot =. over "-a1l
cloIhing store; open evenings tl4l j. IA ili
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25
roR REaT-BUsIEEss PLACES.

IOR EFNT-Tt.o stores and rooms i1 Porter
block corner OF Monroe and Dlvis.Ou-s.. q.
james Cox. agent. iJoti
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

NAMED good pastry cooks. SO = meaih.
" i1f usfasa Beach. CAli at once, t9e q :,
McReyaoids oiaeA ever 044nt elctAl4@ st-t.
open evenings mi 3 3D. m. 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

NyANTED-TN0 or three men of good az
" afess Io sell goods ln city 10 tttfivts
ear.r.-n-. necessary References Ir3 az -tl-
Adams Ho1ae Eurul sAlns House. 81 eoQtn ~
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

WANTED for general homework. .at
" is Ottawa-st. to
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

NVANTED-A dinlng-room girl at the Bar
W nard House, IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-25

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