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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03
KILLED AT MUSCATINE.

Albert Smith, . Rock Island Brake.
man, Meet. Distressiag Fate Early
This Morniag.
Albert Smith, c, R. 1. & P. brake
man residing on Sixth avenue, neal
Tweniy,sixth, was killed while swi,ch>
ing at Muscatine about $3.50 O'Clock
this morning. He left here at
1:30 O'clock this morning and while
switching at Muscatine he fell between
the cars and was instantly killed. His
wife. who has been in feeble health for
some time. is Frustrated by the shock,
and it is understood, is In a precarious
condition
H. was % years of age and leaves a
widow and two little girls aged respec-
lively. two and five years. He was sober
and industrious young man highly re
spected by his employers and associates
The remains arrived at IL o'clock today
and were taken in charge by Undertaken
Knox, and taken to the late home on
sixth avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03
READY TO REPORT.
The 'Fwin-City Columbian Celebra-
tiO1 Committees Work.
Last Nights Meeting, and the Result n
Banquet of tue Two Business
Hens associatiOn at Moline
Thursday Eyeainy.

The Twin, City Columbian Celebration
comm ttee completed the duty assigned
to 1t By the joint meeting and banquet of
the Business Mems associations of Rock
Island and Moline at the Harper house
last su INNER last evening formulating its
report and Recommendations which will
be reported to the second joint meeting
and banquet of the two associations at
Moinel Thursday evening. The CO mit.ee
has had much. more difficult task than
may be generally conceded, and it has
requiredsmuch work and no little care.
The committee has aimed to carry out its
mission faithfully and with an eye to the
best in yerests Of both cities, and it's re.
port to be submitted Thursday night will
afford something of an idea of the labors
II has performed, while showing vt the
same time that the great undertaking
which Is in hand is only just fairly en-
tered upon, and that those who care to
carry out any recommendations which
the two associations may adopt will have
much " ork to do.
At the meeting last night, j. W. Akin
son, of Moline, was called to the chair in
the absence of Chairman Velie, and the
report Of subcommittee composed of
DR.. G, g. Craig and w B Ferguson, of
Rock Island. and B, c. Keator and MY.
Cady. o. Moline. was accepted with mod
ihcstions and will be presented at the
meeting Of the two associations at Moline
Thursday night for approval.
The Moline committee stated that ar
rapgeme nts were in hand for the joint
banquet at Moline Thursday night aod
that meeting of the Moline Business
Mems as ISOLATION had been called for to-
night to complete details.
The Rock Island association will prob>
ably meet at the rooms early in the even
ing and go up in body. Manager
Louderback of the railway company, has
generously offered train for the trans.
portstion of the Rock Island association
to and from Moline.
The NJ oliue Dispatch commenting last
night on the twin city movement, said:
This Columbian celebration idea is
growing daily in favor. The general
public has learned enough Of the plans of
the committee TO know that there is con-
templated not only a fling twin-city
celebration Of the four huudredth Fourth
OF July since the landing of Columbus.
but also the establishment of a perma-
nent mechanical exposition, which will
spread the fame of Molipe and Rock ISL
and, and attract visitors hither from sea
son to season.
The idea is not to raise big fund to
blow in all in one day Instead. some
thing of permanent nature--and some
thing decidedly attractive-is TO be estsb-
fish. d, besides having the Fourth of July
celebration TO inaugurate the whole sf-
fair.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03
Hn,,ewe,en Party a. Hampton.

There WIS pleasant guess where
Halloween party at Hampton Saturday
night, given by Mrs. Morris Heagy and
Misses Nellie Hunter and Stella Vincent
The party which consisted of about ~
voung people was held at the old Stod :
dard place, and most enjoyable occa'
sion it proved to be with dances, games
etc while The refreshment part OF the
programme proved one OF the most en- ic'
ing and appreciated.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03
Subscribe for Stock

In the Second series of the
home Building and Loan Asso.
citation, of Rock Island.
A safer and better investment
than Government Bonds, be.
cause the loans are made only
upon established values and ii
pays more than three times as
much interest besides the
amount invested and the profits
can be- Withdrawn at any time.
Money loaned at lowest rates.
A. DONALDSON, Secretary.
OFFICE, Rooms 3, 4, and Masonic Temple,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03

A noted Gypsy fortune-teller is stop.
ping at 229 Sixteenth street, corner Third
avenue. Mrs. Boswell will tell your past.
present and future, all by the hand. All
told by palmisfry. Satisfaction guaran-
teed or money returned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03

Usually such things as are advertised
possess no value. But who woIio soy
that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup possesses no
merit? 1t is the standard remeoy VI o'i
age, Price 20 cents q bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03
Irr. ENJOYS

method and results when
" Frs is taken; it is pleasant
c . to the taste, and acts
' rsi Irr6amptly on the Kidneys,
n Bowels, cleanses the sys-
s ~ dispels colds, head
d fsfers and cures habit9 l,
IAN Syrup of Figs is the
~sjr of its kind ever pro-
' leasing to the taste and &C
b 70 the stomach, prompt in
f. and truly beneficial in its
/ =, rnr'pared only from the most
4 and agreeable substances, its
qualities commend it
nd have made it the most
T. Of Figs is for sale in SOC
hotties by all leading drug
Gry reliable druggist who
II have it on hand viii pro-
4, uromptly for any one who
try it. Do not accept any
tuie.
|vcgNlA FIG SKRUP co.
IA 774aCjSC0, CAL.
Lusl - ASH' FOfi ~.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03
Change.

On Monday, A. M. we shall
get move on" our Blanket
and Bed Comfort stocks, bringing them
from our double annex on the west to
the rear part of our store on the east,
entrance No. 1874.
To thoroughly advertise this change
we will for Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday only, hand back to each GUS
toner ten per cent of the purchs Sc
price on every pair ofbed blankets sold
on these days.
Remember this is for the three DAYS
only, to fully advertise this change of
location of the department
This includes every pair of grey
blankets from CSC up. Every pair of
white, beginning as low as 5Sc and on
up to the very best. Every pair of red
blankets in our house, you get ten per
cent handed back, from tne very low
est prices we have ever named on bed
blankets. Remember red, white or
grey. No reserve.
This offer holds good until closing
time Wedns sday night at g o'clock.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03
RIDs SOLICITED.

The Board OF Education WIN receive sealed bide
up to Noyemb n 10th for one thousand yards Of
clay filling at Building No 7. Work to be COM
pleted by December let.
Any or all bids nay be rejected.
Rock island, ILL.,, Nov. 3. 1891.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-03
Jackets,
Cloaks, Wraps,
NeWnnarkets.

Many new garments just received
The handsomest and largest stock in
the three cities. Prices positively
guaranteed to be the lowest found in
the west.
Special orders for special garments
Wesare bound to suit every taste, ey-
cry pocket, and every wish. If you
don't find just what you want in our
large stock, let us know and we will
make every effort to get something to
fully suit you.
We are headquarters for anything
new, novel and fashionable in wraps of
all kinds.
We have moved the department temporarily 10
the rear Of our main double store, it being the
new addition just completed where we hsve more
space and the fine t, highest cloak room in the
state.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

Floods Carry Away q Bridge at
Port Al Prince.
AWFUL DISASTERS IN AUSTRIA
kishty Lives Reported To be Lsst-rhs
tssa IA bot<sa Destroyed by
tis1a- barss n@ay Perish
Al ths Raging WaIsrs

PORT AU PRIscE, Aug. IA terrible
accident occurred here Last Saturday.
Aeeentty storms rad swollen the noun
tam streams. and. IA Consequence. the
River 81 Mark oyerdowed its banks.
A large number OF natives were assem-
bisd On ths stone bridge over the river
watching the raging torrent, when
the foundssioas beeans undermined
by the action of the water and the
structure tum oisi ~ the river, carry
inz N any people with IL The fortunate
ones managed 70 reach the bank after
= hard struggle. bat ali Of the others,
some eighty in number. were swept
along aud their bodies were carried
out 10 sea
VIENNA. Aug ls- "A Dispatch from
Sotxen, an Austrian town AT the con-
nuence Of the Talf.r and the Eisach,
announced the partial destruction
of the village of KollmAnn through
= cloudburst Tho elss8, IL APP
pears burst over the mountains
near Botzsn, which is protected from
inundation by . ssreng dyke miles
IN length The fall OF water flooded
the low lands and converted . noun
tain stream into torrent which swept
through the village of kollmana, car
Ryinx away msn and cattle, and de-
stroyins half he houses Of that place.
Many persons were drowned and the
Bremen railroad svack WAS flooded
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
DeG0LlA BROS.
DKALEKs IN -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block.


TOR sALE-lc0 acres land In Paris township
Il miles from city; large house ana two
good baras. clay loan soil. large or short :;
COED feaee 40 acres beech and maple timber: :
price So per acre; would exchange for 0raad
Rapids property.
EoE SALE-or exchange; 100 acre farm in
northern Michigan, IS acres improved.
good house. barn ana outbuildings. = acres
fine timber. beech. maple. Eastwood and elm.
small orchard; this farm lies on bank OF a
small lake and Is SO protected AS 10 be free
from early and late trusts; lake aboQnds tn
fne ish and is becoming noted as resort;
price so D. on easy terms for cash. or viii eN-
change for Grand Rapids real estate:. Fer ex-
change. hardwood stump lands In Newaygo
caunty for equities In 6rand Rapids property.
These iaDcs are well located and good soil.
perfect title. and can. ~ improvement. be
made fine farming country This Is your
chance 10 get ou. OF debt
E0R SALE-9room house just completed on
Hanover Court. finely finished with high
terrace. graded street; call In aud get price
on this house II YOU want 10 invest IN North
end property.
FOR SALE-House and lot in southern part
OF city; house uncompleted and party can
not complete same from shortage of funds.
This is good chaDee for person having small
amount OF money 10 maze good investment.
TO ENChANGE-25 acres. 20 acres improved.
balance white oak timber. l0room house
and barn. fine orchard. acres low land un-
der drained and under cultivation. This fine
place is situated about 20 mites from the city,
south. Come in aud get full description.
TOR SALE OR EXCHAN6E--a0 20 acres on lake
Il shore. near the park; good buildings. 3G0
peach trees IN bearing. - pear standards In
bearing. acres strawberries. acres raspber-
ries 20 grapes. gooseberries and other small
fruits; price 500; fruit on same will paw for
IL the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this - "A great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
rT'O EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
u erty. 50 acres fine house. barn and QUO
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good fences. 40
peach. l5D apple. pears. plums and small fruit
trees Price $500.
DEGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

CHICAGO Aug. Is
cArTrg-Msrket rather active and prices
veil maintained Quotations ranged ~ SO
as r. for choice 10 fancy Shipping steers;
o. 1gsassg for good 20 choice do. ~ i0ftto for
common u fair do, 81. 7Ssstf0 for butchers
steers. ~ Gtss3o0 for Stockers. W soe3.0 FOR
Texans. 81 ost4 Is for Rangers. c0N13 20 Tor
Feeders = t94 40 for Co.'s. 81 a,StfSOD for
Bulls and t2.s01t y for Veal Calves
Hoes Narket rather active. sslss ranged
a. SO0G8s ~ for Pigs. - s5fS - for lisat = 3
GS.00 for rou = psck.ng ts.sJs5 - fer niAed.
sud ~ s0a5 Or Eesvy packing ana seippias
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

Feors .xa Fxsf-IiIy White. s2&; Patent.
sass = huaarea earn meal. si-fo , hundred !.
feptf sr tsss1 S.Fe ' ton midfinES. 500 ?
tn hfan slS.ea : zen SHIPS. sl9fH = ter.
Mesr-Fork steak is'e rosSf Zee. ribs - I.
tprd~roin. ii ~ ban. i2e; beet stesk. lae lss' (,
roast 80 ise. ribs A.. mnfton. 50 sc. spFiuz
la,rh lfes i>c; spytag chickens. Sc, turkeys
4 t.s.. aafks. j tsr.
ps.nss - Bur ter. iSc; eggs. ise potatoes
q : hn hsefs q Fprs. &c baf fer cooking
r,ssp.,~eS So "a vHtoDs. Sc pk pess. BE
y r.. bears tc , - fadiSh-s. 3ae , dex
peaches or ? ok. apptes. So Ok.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
Local NARkETs-


Grsr<-w heat aSc. corn Iue; new oats. Sc
rye 7Oc barley 81 10 hundred.
Mas Beef. s~tse PORK. Sc mutton. ee -
sprinx lamb ac; Tow = lec spring chickens.
IS,. veal &c turkeys. tec Dues. loc.
pnoprry- Butter fsc, sgzs ise potatoes. 5ec
q hu. beefs Hc IN. onions. l5e d0k
rsdish.ss g . dsg. ietfuce. - hu; peas Z e
v hu beans. hand picked. ste In; honey,
lee psaches Al - hu: apples. sse , hn.
Ncos-W sShed Asf -ses anvashed. l+e9Tc-
H.v-Timethy. sla . ton clover. slS ten
straw So ten
Hfnrs s~n fsfHew-t3Feen. srs part cured
SO cured hides Sc calf ~ ms green. s.; call
SANS cured 1e; talIow. isc, pelts. a3sssl.5b'
aakfa tzd4sr
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

CHIcAeo, Aug. ia-Thsse was a
panic on Quincy strssS i~st after noon
A large column of brick. the vault wall
In the nsw Bort block being erected
st II 10 II Quincy street. fell without
. sign of previous weakness. Fifty
workmen were in the building and they
struggled To the street ~ best they
could amid the piles Of brick. plaster
and columns of dust John Hart a
carpenter, was instantly killed 1t is
thought thas none Of the others are IA
tally injured
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
The MAkkEM

CHrAoo. Aug. Is
FLoun-Quiet but steady. Spring Wheat Pat
ents. * 5o.15 IS. bakers - s0G4,s: Winter
Wheat Flour Patents taoo~5.S, straishts.
o. 75<c5.Oo.
wHxAr-Less active and snsettied- No. Q
August HOia 2I0ss September, sLUOh0
i0ss; December N. QLo4&-
CoRS-F2.rIy active and higher. No. e60
e6lc No. yellow. esA Aao7&s. No. 8 CSC; No.
yellow ooodSpc; August. ocxSoos4e, Septen.
ber. % Sc5Se; MAJ. asa 94oAc-
OArs-Cnsettled. No. 2, 9sA8ssc; Septem-
bsr Ss1,61xStse; May. Set2Sc. Samples
lower. No. & 1atOc; No Whits 3iGSSe; (;
No 4 20 se3oc; No White aSGs3cH-
RYE-Unsettlsd Ranged Sc lower No 4
cash. sscssLo; September same range.
BARLEY-8low and easy. No . September.
e7c; cash oy sample-So> tsesss common
70 choice: No. soes50c; No s. +ogsse.
Mess PoRK - Trading moderately active
and prices ruled lower At ~ ezssGiolsS for
cash; ~ s7ssa 10. l2Ss for August - sss<sl II \
for September and sIoooeIos 81 for October.
LARD-Mark.t moderately active and prices
lower. Quotations ranged ~ ~ 53ts6ts. 81 for
cash. t.53,s "a 35 for August: 6-52&ss6.sIss for
September. and o. 65e6. 70 for October.
BurrER--Creamery. isSSAsc; Dairy. ilx9icc;
Packing stock. l0iGIic-
PoULrRY-Livr Chickens, i01i4se per ID. /;
Live Turkeys. S0i0c per H., Live Ducks, 30
Zoe per ID Live Geese, e8 O0Ts40o per .ozen
OILs-wisconsin Prime White, Sc; wvter
White, SIC; Michigan Prime White 9hsc; Wa
ter White. 1870; Indiana Prime White 9l4c;
Water White. Zoe. Headlight rs test, &c;
Gasoline. 81 deg's. Isc. "A dsss. sac.
LIQuoss-Distilied spirits ruled steady at
o. II per gal. for finished goods
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
J. w. CLosTERHoUsE


Dealer in Real Estate Business ard Personal
Property.
Bargain-New house on Cottage Grove ave.
66 X lS2 in Oak Grove can sell OF ~ 2of lot large
house. we'll and cistren: cheap at sla0 Will
take sa5O. 500 down bal s. per month.
Bargain FIVE acres south part OF city. high
and level. new 1-room house CRATE and mantle.
barn Is ~. VIII take SZ1Vn viii take house
and lot worth sl20e as part pay. Call AT once
aud secure "A bargain.
For sale II acres facing East Fulion-st. lays
high and nice for plating. only 500 per acre
If taken soon: call and will show IL 10 you.
For sale 1is Hiland-ave. price si0oo will take
horse and carriage. bal. monthly payments.
For sale 80 Thomas-st.. new house $3.50.
For sale SIS Charles-st' 10 room house 5000.
For sale l0s Clinton-st. worth $500 will take
$3.50.
For sale IS Brainard-sr. $3.50.
For sale 1l6 Straight st. sl1N.
For sale 192 Oakland ave. $500.
For sale, cheap new house s rooms No. 65
Third-st. north end. 800 down bal. monthly.
price only 500.
For sale. new house north end; will take
vacant lots as part pay.
Large new house on Colt ave. corner lot 10
exchange for small iarm within IL miles OF
city.
For sale Il Lagrand ST.: will take a vacant
lot or cheap house and lot as part pay. s2cO
For sale on monthly payments. No. l07 Lake
ST.. price Sl4U.
For sale new f0-room hause. GO n Of nice
porch. large dome. papered IN giit nice crate
wooden mantel. large reception hall. fouI
rooms finished In oak. piped for gas aud fur
mace. good well. corner lot. located in east
part of the city on my addition; viii sell
small fayment down, balance monthly; house
will be nnisled about October /; price ESQ.
For s.le or exchange for city property good
Slacre farm. good buildings vel wateied.
miles east of Ada; price 5000.
!. Ny Office contains more than 500 good bar.
ing.
For Rent-Have few houses At moderate
prices.
Money TO loan on gilt edge security.
Telephone IS. wv. CL0STERHoUsE.
II -
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
Sl,5OO CASH

And good modern house on large well 10
Gated lot In ihe south part 81 the city to ex-
change for a good farm within or miles of
the city.
Who wants q nice - acre farm7 We have
one to exchange for house and lot.
We want good 20 acre farm within miles
Of the city and have got an elegant house and
lot on wealthy-aye 70 exchange for IL.
No. IS scribner-st can be bought very cheap
II taken soon.
Cat ~ our once and look over cur iist Of
hsrsains in houses and lots sBo vsesp, lots
THE @ s. POTTS co.
Phone I2l4 a s2Iyen-st-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

me Ar,es hfecs 1sscafea en y rsf Bridge St
NoS ~ fg9 sad Isl - faf sale. bieek ntssfns
thr,es sfarssx Thr sfcead fooT = ~ spttes ~
rse-,s safit sris fcF efficfS er bo1fse <e~ pinG.
wlif 81, ~ es-h - s'n fsse Fart N cffv
r-srrtfv II sold in s &syS. Iaanire "
ku a LORD. 81 Vest Briggs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
FOR SALE.

THE GREATEST BARGAIN 10 the city Is
that new Groom house OF ours just com
peted. on Buckeye-st.. adjacent TO the new
electric railway aud schools; hall rarlor aud
sitting room. oak sidewalk on the entire
street; fine maple trees planted. Do not fail
10 look at this property II you want an invest
ment or n home. Price 500: y0u can make
the terms Turner 4 Carroll. 35 New House
man building.
EoR sALE-A coal black standard bred horse.
Il four years old coming spring; the finest
combination of singie-footer ard buggy horse
I'm the city; buggy and harness 20 with him At
"A bargain. Turner a Carroll. S New House
man building.
THE BANKS pay you but per cent. You
can make y per cent. on your investment
the first year by buying one Of our choice lots
on South Division. Hall. Euclid. Cherry. Buck
eye. West Fulton. Watson and other streets.
Turner A Carroll, aS New Houseman building.
t'Ok sAIE-N New house on correr lot on Day
ton-st.. and two new houses on Hovey-st
This property Is increasing in value very rap
Idly and you can buy either of these at 81, 20.
on your own terms.
TURNER A CARROLL.
"a New il0useman Bldg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

pap LIFf 4 nffsG ke3~ifis Hit.ef
II a M smith tts.ser ar kafr - -. -
@v~~s rte~ fH@ sapst - - p<fsnf - - - -.
81 sf~e v8a feenfas rsfe<. neiI'r. -. -.
- ghsr, 3 nef ~ phosins Ne - ~
tssiness aeaFa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL. - 500, 600

THOMAS D. 6IIBERT. Pres deat.
GEO. a. BRIGGS, Niee-President-
J. FREDERIC BAARS. Cashier.
r. II. HUNT. A ssistant Cashier
Transact business Ia all drpsrtneDtso OF bank
ing authorized by the National Banking Law
Exchanges available IA all the commercial
elites OF the world sold at current rates.
u. ;. bonds bought and sold.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas ID. Gilbert, Moves l. Avery.
Thomas j. O'Brien. George u Briggs.
David NJ Amberg Lemuel ID. Putnam.
Ransom e. Luce. Constantine MortoP.
Edward II. Hunt. John Z. Fitzgerald
T. stewart White. Phiio c. Fuller.
j. Frederic BAars-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

wHxAT-Much less active. realizing broke
prices tL9itic. reacted sc, now steady
August o. N10lLi0A. September tLosAts
IDA. October. G-iOA 1i.l0S November,
a iii,2i.IIh: December si-IltfBi.f2b; Jan
nary. N.i3; February. si1+s, May, tL i5H&
IlS.
CoRS-Sold L1ae lower. reacted SGne,
Quietcr No. 59tslc-
OArs-DulL nominal Western, 34g52e
PRovfsIoSs--Beef-F Firm. quiet Extra mess.
~ so9i00o, family. sl3o tlsso' Pork-Aod
crate demand easy: new mess. silOsiS0o;
Old mess. s0Oo1I0Ts. extra prime. so $50
in7s Lard Firm. quiet Steam-rendered
s5sN,-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

WHAT PEOPLE Want T.: +: e., !; E: :::...
Twelve words will usually make two lines thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line There
is but one price that Is quoted In the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

PvrRoLEUN-Eas Standard white, no a-g
test, slsc. - gasoline. 20, VI gasoline. ioc; %
uaDhtha 6s,c
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
]. H. McKEE & SONS

90 lots resr Fact Fafon-xf IN monthly
~ rnymsats ~ e. e4ch Prices fs9s - $50.
CHoTCF ~ ~ iofs en Lsfges cal's fesd sdd.
- AZ &ta essh. n tskru soes.
E'0F ~AlF-fider nil. vifs f~e fviFStnrs
and isrss lets pelf equipped -tfh first
ets<s faafh4ueFy. hf4fsr. efes machinery stnne
royfh Frfcs as - 'cf the ~hafe sifnefra m
Sic 81 flfyi n7er gr~a fef sferf tirrs enty.
A LIMITED NJ NBER - Eafs wfH he ~sla
~ So -. - p ar fanafhis s@t meats from
NAffe-s = srs she chafrs fafs u the Plat.
tsa e. encs. X. hekee ceus = Menreest
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
WAETED-BOARD.


WANTED-Two furnished rooms AMI board
w for zone; must be within I'VE minutes
walk of City Hall Address h. c. ID. l.. Nor,
ton House. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

WANTED 80 on productive garden iarm
w and two city soues bv q reliable person I,
ample security. Appls or address foVh 81 3
New Hou<emsn Alock. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

WANTED-Canvassers and collectors; small
w bond required. w. W. Evans. Supt. Pru-
Dental Insurance Company. Rood block. IS
Pearlst. 20
WANTED-Our agents make 500 to 500 a
w month selling our goods on their merits.
We want country and general agents. and will
fails to clear Sl00 and expenses after a thirty
days. trial. or general agent less than $50
We will send large illustrated circulars and
letter with a special offer To suit territory ap-
pliea for on receipt OF three one-cent stamps.
Apply at once and get on the boom. Address
Renner Manufacturing Company. Pittsburg.
Pa. 90
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
CAPITAL $500. 600

NJ. L sN EXT. President
J. NJ BARNETT, Wee President
HARVEY j. BoLLISfEk, Cashier.
An eiasses Of banking business that are Ia
harmony with the National BANKING Law
transacted.
Letters of Credit. current in al parts of the
world issued Ia sans u suit lhteFrst a.
lowed Al per cent on time certificates Of
deposit ...,,.,.a,-
LII. wtthey. George c. Pierce.
i NJ Barastt J. Cummer,
Al ~ -xs~t. J0seph Ii. Martin.
Al j. Holiister W K caeiby.
Willard baTBhardt. W y huShart.
L. Crotch Fox. LocttserI
l.. T. Hawkins.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19

xyAVTEp-Ip,epsars and mechanics are
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