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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-13
FoRETHoUGHT OF ROSES.

No other plants pay better for pre-
vious preparation of soil. If the ground
was dug deeply and well enriched in
autumn, so much the better; if not, the
work should be done early as possible i'll
spring. The reasons for this are: The
fresh fertilizing matter becomes assimi-
lated with the soil before the roots re-
quire its aid, and roses to succeed well
must be planted very early. Roses on
their own roots are more reliable than
the budded plants, no matter what the
stock on which they are worked. The
latter willsucker under all circumstances
and although they grow stronger at
first, will in few years prove less Wig
orous than the former In planting
budded roses, the point of union between
top and root must be placed an inch or
two beneath the surface of the soil, when
frequently roots will be emitted from the
stock, thus making them comparatively
on their own roots. Roses dislike hot
weather, and early planting gives them
chance to form new roots before sum-
mer
The strongest rose growth is always
made in spring and autumn, proving
conclusively their preference for cool,
moist conditions of air and soil. II
rose growers when forcing plants under
glass would remember the fact they
would secure better results. Roses in
variably show to advantage when massed
in beds. knowledge of the heights which
the different varieties attain is useful in
arranging the plants in bed. Although
most of the hybrid perpetual class are
tall growers, few kinds never exceed
two to three feet in height, and the
latter, of course, must in every case oc-
cupy the foreground. If roses are
pruned properly and regularly, all va
rieties will soon become compact, well
shaped bushes. and the bloom will be
increased in size and numbers. -Nelc
York Tribune.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-13
THE AVERAGE MAN.

His face had the grim look of granite,
As wrinkled and Drowned with the sun
As the coat ON his narrow shoulders
And his hands showed the work he had
done
For his wife and the babe on her bosom;
Yet he smiled through his pallor and tau
In patient sad way, asif saying
Pm only the average man"
~ can't be hero or poet,
Nora General, decked with a crown;
I'm only badly paid servant
For them set above me. I'm down,
An its no use complaining,
I'll get along best way can
hut one o these days III come mornin'
An hope f'r the average man"
As looked on this wistful-eyed toilsr
A fire flashed in my brain,
And cried from my hearts deepest center
Above the wild roar of the train;
al have seen the hero of battles,
have looked on the hand for the plan
The mightiest force of the world is
The arm of the average man
HE wages all battles and wins them,
He builds all towers that soar
From the heart and the heat of the city;
His hand sets the ship from the shore.
Without him the General is helpless,
The earth but place for plan,
He moves all, aud builds all and feeds all,
This sad-smiling, average man"
Then lifted my hand in promise,
With teeth HARDEST and my breath
Held close in my throat as uttered
In vow that shall outlive death;
81 swear that the builder no longer
To me shall be less than the plan;
Henceforth give honor and glory
Being just to the average man"
-Homlia Garland, in Exchange.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-13
CULLING Mich STOCK,

We all know what to do with the culls
of vegetables, fruit or any market crops.
We never put them in the cellar or barn
to hold over, but dispose of them at once.
And so in the management of our stock,
should we hesitate in disposing of any
animal that does not in some way afford
US proft9 OF course we have more
liking for an animal we raise than for a
boughten one; still kindness to cow
means a reciprocity on her part, and she
should be kind to us at the pail If we
mean to make success of the dairy we
must sacrifice our inclination somewhat.
My experience, says writer in the New
England Farmer, teaches me that about
three out of five heifers prove first-class
cows, and keep the other two no longer
than it takes me to dispose of them.
Looks, behavior, being of my raising
don't enter into the contest. Is she profit
able to keepl
Then, too, another idea: If ] raise four
or five calves each year, would become
overstocked in time, so enter the market
uo a SCllCI, duu Will tllE COW IcdCuto Vic
age of ten or eleven years she has to walk
the plank, for I'd rather sell COW with
three or four years wear in her than keep
till she will bring only dozen dollars or
so; fifty dollars at ten years old is better.
Another fine point is what limit is there
in the feed of a COW. Ii you are going
to keep your cows till ten years old you
don't want to wear them out by over
feeding. My rule is, when a COW don't
give four quarts of milk day she goes
on to dry-cow feed, unless she will an
swer to little extra grain and carry it
without garget or loss of appetite. Still,
as | said, there is limit. One quart of
rye middlings, one quart of mill feed ,one
quart of cotton seek, one quart of glutton
meal, twice a day, wet in butter firkin,
is the extreme limit, and less for heifers.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-13

''Yes, gentlemen of the jury" urged
the prisoners counsel, mot only ought
my client to be acquitted, but he should
be paid the five hundred dollars offered
by the safe maker to any one able to force
open one of his strong boxes. Judge.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-13

''If / die want my wife to have what
[ got, " is the wording of will fled for
probate at Pittsburg.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-13

The surest test of frozen orange is lis
weight. If it is heavy in the hand it
has not been frozen.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-02-13

A woman's club is still a novelty in
England.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
". II. W/N4WS,
- GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes All Help to Employer freel
ROOMS 3-4 TOWER BL0CK.

.
Telephone $50
WANTED Female Helps second girls. Il
w general girls dlniDa-roorl Urls ?
chambermaids l pantry girl. lady agents
biz percentage. Ladies' PaIlor. Tower blk.
WANTED-Male ep-l0 agents TO sell Stan
" leys books, B travelling saleSmen FOR man
uiacturing house. man and wife or Young uan
70 care for stock on farm. 2blacksniths. 00
tie makers 10 60 south. can make $ a day.
EoR SALE-A bargain. good locality for
store, 5Jx92. corner Bridge and Lane-ave. (;
4oX50 on Iane-aye.; lz-room house nov rented
for 81 a month. all for sSl1O. and Tower
block.
E0R SALE-A 60 acre farm miles northeast
of this city. nearly All out 70 fruit. mostly
peach trees; modern buildings; can be bought
at bargain.
EOR SALE-Or exchange. large number of
Dakota. Kansas and Michigan farms.
IF You want To buy one OF the best produc-
ing farms In the State with frst-clAss
bulldogs and fruit for one-half less than cash
value. call N and Tower block.
WE HAVE 10 large lots recently plated =
w block Of cable lice. Is minutes walk
from city hall. fashionable part Of city only
500: lot on Cass 81. $50; on South Lafayette
ST Sl1nO; 3 on Madison-ave. $3.50 o. H. lot fair
house. on Madlson-ave.. slOo; 10 large lots on
the hill out South Division-st. $40 each.
WE HAVE a customer that wants TO paw
W spot cash for q large stock OF genera
merchandise or dry goodri must be cheap.
~ = N VIII huE nTsi-c ass business chance
= - y Of long standing
k00 For ard Sroom house on Hall-st.
, oVV large barn. large lot. good locality
for lsiir0sd man terms easy.
WE have arge list Of vacant lots from $50
w to $50 0
WHERE is the builder who wants 70 buy
W vacant corner ia good locality lexis. E
room house n one lot. only $500 .or whole
$500 Tor house ard lot. s1f0D Tor vacant lot
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-For Grand Rap
Il IDS property. . acres Of frxt class land 20
acres cleared. niles from Middleyille. oaly
$500, A bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

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e9essssRs On eny tA1az LA sAs s@&zs
snss As~ fo<k Ia s.ys wr1ssx il "a
As- fssk frshxns We Fsososly sPsas
kzs v.ees1sR .kzo42 sseus ! s4w .nfF
sSers. sAs ase - ~AiSA ! - nes sslisve
sktsss n tAas ee4aws ] sas~r~e a. e.
koe e<lscaAg IA I.s24sa. skssA wss sos
fsr frs1a sAs B4nk u E1giaE4. - So .
frtsnf. VIE wss eR tAs sap no-ox. Ia tAs
eerrt&er sssa namhss II eoxe@ follo~~
ing eas snsshsx - oas shAft as d0sa
szesheE They ssre ast@chea - az cad
less eAsan snd we're large sasegn ~ Aos4
sssexsl psrsons
"a iooks1 ~ he machine In so1s
do9be shea suddenly . nza stepped
eet ~ oae % the boxes or cars walsh
vas eoxaiag down The car. shtce wes
going - what seemed 90 ne = rather
rapid rate q speed, ala sol stop. the
nsn jumping o1 IL whiis it wss liz mo-
ti0a. Pretty sou ! "a. other men
jumping Ia aud eat Of the cars. which
we're Sbout IS far apart on the endless
ohain a. tae distance from noor 10 door.
] at hrst hesitAted about risking my
limbs and life on the contFiyance, bat
finally steppet into an ascending car
Just before its bottom Nas on level
with the door
mo sooner had done this than be-
gan 70 get afraid that ! might be crushed
% death between the car and the hoor
or ceiling when tried 70 step OF. or a
sudden it struck me that IL did not get
off sc the top door / would be carried 10
the root, and then be stood on my head
Ia the car as Is turned over. l was In a
perfect fever Of anxiety, and could hard
ly screw up my courage 20 the point of
alighting, but | managed TO do this
when the top floor Was reached. found
that IL was much easier 70 get out than
had supposed, and when finished my
call boldly rode down on the machine.
II afterwerd learned that q man who
did not get out OF an ascending car at
the top floor would be In no danger OF
being turned upside down at the top OF
the shaft, because the ear always main
tains It's upright position. This is due
20 the fact that only the roof of the car
IS fastened 10 the cable, SO the car al
ways remains bottom downward by its
own weight \ lift like this may be
economical, as it does away with the
need of men 70 run IL, but ! myself
uuch prefer the safe American ma
shine"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
TOWER
Employment Bureau! !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

ROOMS ANO TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLlA BROS-..............Propne
WANrED-MAle Heip-2 maehinists. 2
W mOulders. timer. = factory workers ~
Nc cutters. boys. IL you are cut OF en-
plcSs aent call.
W eral houseworS. eham bermaids. l lsun-
dress. aishWashefs. 8 diningr0om girls. ?
cooks for private families
E0R SALE-l0r0om house on Clark St,
finished In oak, large lot with shade ana
fruit trees. Everything In nrste.aSs order
aud al a bargain at the price $500: easy c ms
LOR SALE-9room house on Munson-st.. 80
Il foot front. good cellar; well and clstern
graded street; water and gas price $3.50; easy
terms.
E0R sALE-s-rOom house on Third-st.. stone
foundation; good well and cistern; viii
sell on contract. slO0 down, balance monthly
payments.
FOR sALE-7-room house on Forrest.st. 4
foot front; well. clstern and modern con-
yenienceS; on contract. 500 down.
E0R SALE lots on North ave. 54xl00 at
IL SEQ each; on contracts easy terms.
FOR SABE-C6 acre farm. miles from Battle
A Creek soil clay loan S-roOm frame house.
land all under cultivation: owner a non-resi-
dent and anxious 10 sell; price $500.
EOR SALE-To young man with 500 cash 10
buy y interest In grocery and dry goods
stock In rapidly improving part Of the city
south end; remaining partner has had years
experience; good established business for
some one.
EOR EXCHANGED acres two miles from
IL Saugatuck. 100 peach trees bearing 90
standard pear trees. % cherry. 70 apple y
plums. 800 gOoSberries acres OF strawberries.
good house and barn Price s1)0o.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Sroom house
Il and large corner lot, room for another
house on lot. on two graded streets. with sew
ers, etc, to exchange for farm; would assume
some incumbrance.
fFONEN To LOAN on reai ana narsona1 nror.
III erty In sums 10 suit. Roomss and 9. Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms TO rent; also a number OF
II good tenants ~snting 20 rent; bring in
your keys. Rooms and 3. Tower block.
DEG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
a NoysI Advertl. ement.

Not long ago an enterprising adver-
tiser hit upon the idea of making an
electrical tricycle. carry his placards
through the streets. a more realistic
idea Is that carried out by firm Of bell
makers in Western city. A miniature
set of chimes has been designed, to be
attached to an electrical tricycle., which
will travel around the city. In the
lower part of the frame on which the
chimes are fixed is q keyboard of be-
tween two and three octaves. This Is
played in exactly the same way as the
organ or piano keyboard, and some very
beautiful combinations are rendered
possible. All the thirty bells forming
the set which are hung on rack are rung
electrically. Attached to each Of them is
an elecsro-msgnet, and the keys mako
the circuit from battery in the base to
the electro-magnets at the bells.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


Ia other columns the 1ELE6RAM- HER
AIDpresents TO is readers, fortheir own
reading and consideration, the message
OF President Harrison IL Is clear,
disoassionate. comprehensive document
that will well repay the time spent IN
It's perusAl.
On the currency question the Presl-
dent states that the recent act directing
the purchase OF silver bullion and the
issue of treasury notes thereon has been
administered by the Secretary Of
the Treasury with an earnest
purpose TO get into clrcu-
latiOn at the earliest possible
dates the full monthly amounts OF the
treasury notes contemplated by Its pro-
visions. About s7,Oo0. 900 increase in
the circulation has already resulted
from the act. In addition 10 these ef-
forts % relieve the stringency of the
money market, it has been the policy
Of the Secretary 10 keep down the treas
ury surplus 10 the lowest practicable
limit, lnsuring an increase in the circu-
lztiou, during the past nineteen
months, OF sos 500 ,s1S, or about sl.5o
per capita of population. This policy,
II continued, can not fail to give the
necessary relief, without disarranging
monetary affairs by sudden imitation.
The Presidents words on the McKin-
ley tariff are timely. His remarks upon
the advance in prices are just. He says:
'It is curious 70 note that the advance
in the prices OF articles wholly unaf-
fected by the tariff act, has by many
been hastily ascribed to that act. No
lice is not taken of the fact that the
general tendency of the markets is up
ward, from influences wholly apart
from the recent tariff legislation; the
enlargement of our currency by the
silver bill undoubtedly gave an upward
tendency TO trade and had q marked
effect on prices; but this natural
and desired effect of the silver
legislation by many is enormously
attributed 70 the tariff act
The people of the country are doubtless
IN more Of a disposition now to con-
udsr impsrtially the subject of the
above paragraph, than they were a
month ago. That part of the message
which considers the tariff question and
reciprocity. IS ably written.
In brief, concise paragraph, the
President afirms the necessity of legis-
lasiou TO ensure free aud honest cleo
tons. There IS not the slightest tinge
Of partsanship about this part Of the
message. but Il viii doubtless receive
more adverse criticism from the oppo-
sitiCn press than any other part That
opposition viii be simply the squirming
Of those. whose frauds and injustice
have called for just such legislation as
the President advises.
other subjects are ably trested, but
the message must, and wlll, and can
speak gor Itself.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
A STRANGE TRAGEDY.
A Policeman Kills Man and surrendsrs
to AN Officer. Who Instantly Explrss

A Policeman Kills Man and surrenders
to an Oricer, Who Instantly Expires.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. Saturday
evening Thomas Mana, a police officer,
and Martin Kane, a hack-driver, became
involved in a quarrel about the pending
mayoralty election. Kane assaulted the
policeman, took the latter's club from
him and used it on the officer.
Mann followed Kane into a saloon,
where he had fed. and shot him, in.
fiicting a fatal wound. Mann then sur
rendered to Officer Birch Ruff. On
their way TO the station house Ruff
dropped dead on the street, and Mann
proceeded to police headquarters and
gave himself un
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

THE oklahoma Legislature is consid-
ering bill which makes il criminal
libel to inslnuate anything against a
mans character, whether it Is true or
not" We nave about that kind of a
law in Michigan, without an act of the
Legislature. When a man runs for
Office, lies against him are just as DIV
ileged as the truth. See the Belknsp-
Ball case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

GROVER CLEVELAND ought now to aid
the re-elechon Of Ingalls, 10y all means.
He should take back completely what
ne sad TO Mr.. Acers, of 81. Louis, about
the necessity of defeating Ingalls,. If
the latter should lose bis seat in tae
Senate and take the editorial chair of
Frank Leslie's, the stuffed prophet
would be IN sheol between Ingalls, and
Dana
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

GKS. BooTH, Of Salvation Army fame,
rather hss the better Of the argument
when he ssys; eff John Bull can spend
sse .0o0, 600 without a whimper IN rescu-
ing two EnxIIshmen from the hands Of
King Theodore Of Abyssinia, can ne
not spend 5000, Loco IN resculng 3.o00.-
coo English men. womsn and children
from the toilsof crime and pssPersmr'
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
A Duty to Yourself.

1t is surprising that people will use a
common, ordinary pill when they can
secure a valuable English one for the
same money. DR.. Acker's English pills
are a positive cure for headache
and all liver troubles. They are small,
sweet, easily taken, and do not gripe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

GovxRSoa- EIxcr wrSASs visited The
university the other day, N hls round
81 ths state Institutions. and he vas
Immediately pounced upon BY AL the
Am Arbor sspirsnts fsr Office. Winaus
vii socn think every state institution =
lunstic asylum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

Any sabsoFteer 60 hhE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~ho fails TO receive the paper
regularly or whs may have reason 10
esmpINia or late delivery, ~iii confer .
special rsssr By inroruaing this once OF
rhs fact at saes. send postal card or call
aP telephsns S3t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
IMishedIMns Dead

After suffering several years with
the leucorrhea, and no doubt l would
have been, only lady induced me to
try Sulphur Bitters. Now | am well.
Three bottles cured me. Mrs. Copps,
NeWnOrt. IL. |.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

Vow rHkr Brazil has testified iss
appreciation Of the good vii Of the
United states By sending a medal 70
PRESIDENT Harrison. that 0ficral should
reciprocate BY sending President Fon-
Sea a larzs sack q American -four,
this sIso serving 2s marx of coed
VII and asa sample OF the hreadstuas
vhich Ne nov have on band for south
ern eousumers.-Coiambus Dlspstca.
Grand Rapids vii chip iar TIE -four
and q sanple bedroom ct also.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

WORKING MIN ATTENTION. or 70 acre
w tracts for sale near y. A n. Junction. Only
s7s 81 acre Here = chance 70 get good
home
Ok FOOT FRONT On scrihnsr-st. near
- Bridge. on slA rents for sl44 yea.
CHOICE - acre farm in Sogfbern Illinois %
y trade for property here.
NEW --roem house saa eboiee lotS only
" $40
nRUg sT0RF husiness srf steek IN frsf-
- cisss location fsT - q. ress8c f0Y selling.
iii healta q ~ pFietart price 80 worth
double tie arouaf 70 = i've msn-
I HAVE arsteisss hvery steck Cor sale oT
frzde.
MONET 70 loan ~ = saz = per cert - ziIt
"a edr-d secarify. Percy Snyder. - oaasist-
IT WILL PAY p&rt,es Wishla1 e. - aksfa-
vsss neHfs - ca1 sns iaok sVsT ne lssf -
fcrs pBrehssaE
PERCHS SNYDER
= CaBal-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
Sick Headache.

Louse's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation. 25c per box, boxes for
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

DArCTTFF 4 holt. Fsnsrsl sz-sb ease-sz,
"a a. -rEt1 81 vts en-st.- efors $3.50 -
far ffsre - icT rates srreTt pscts - -
ear@fa r-c~ers Vr1 srgs Esas SIT rTcrE -
y ~ retscncH "a Ne ~. snrlrs hesrs - -
sft-r t~1s-x - -
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

GLADSTONE says that many an cd
nan taxes his death attending =
funeral" We hsvent notced any
especial mortality smong the old Re-
puhlicsus. The most q them have de-
tsrwrrea - i've until 1so9.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
WHAT PEOPLE Want
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ARE FREE
AL OTHER ADVERTISING IS PAID FOR.

Twelve word. viii os-
uaily xn "A l. a. TIVE faners
thirteen and not 10 en-
oeed twenty W ords three
lines. and I'm she larger
advertisements the aver
age is seven words a. a.
line. There is bat one
price and that a. quoted
in the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
J.B. HORTON,
RE AL = S I A I {

r~-s-Eao~ "a Nee r1ee-rsa 81 tas.
erart farfse w.
Horses a8s Lots. crs Prrpsrfy fzrs tsr
~zse 81 exrrRrea. Hs.sxes - re-f ~ fc2 - 2
~ manfs ssvmr8ts Meaev - 81 aI enf-
rert 49, 80 g1ur r-o7rrtT ga - s1a
vssar eazks sbali rrcelqe pfouvt stfe2FfelA
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

IvnR REVT-Trs sae-v ersr 81 cszei-sf-
rrra~s - ~ II Ec.rs $50 3 = sss~. srrf
q rsrz 81 srrsra sna 1e1seS : .
a-srt ga@ezh =. Es-6a. 8 csa&-sx
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

LARGE TRACTS - pfns at ksriwo isnds
- ~ sso1 snie rriees ard terras
COOP DWELLINGS. efrv lots. husiaess
~ socks sas aesirasis nansfsefaTiaz SITES
for sais.
STofks 81 al Sinfs hoHzrt anE sasi. Money
- l,aasd st ressoaahis rates apon rssl esista
secBrieF.
nESTRARTE swsflf-rs fs~ rsat ~ goed 80
~ flaes lara1gse-ll ths rLfv
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

LrcKr Dan lamont he hobnobs
with more ereat men and draws more
big salaries than sny ether free born
American.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

tbs Buffalo Times says thst "the
greatest thing the Democratic party
ever did for Grover Cleveland was the
bringing about Of his marriage" The
greatest thing that party ever did for
Cleveland was making him President.
No other party would have thought OF
such a thing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

Mss. o'SHEA night solve ne whole
perpsexinz Question - Psrneil retire
meat. 4 she would come % tne
Untsd states. Psrneli would foiov
er.-Coiambgs Dlspssoh.
There. suough of thst kind hers
now. How would Toe FseJee is.Ands
doi
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

lN0k sAlE-tif trade. houses sna lags, Ulu
tiAce Ter farm of cheaper proper "A
efrss farmes. osrt 81 julius Cesar Crane Has
lea Ailh. az
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

BrEvArc Bun = gong for sittnE
RuL Which VII vou BIT on
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

Wun the Democrat please tske notice
that tbs grandson is On deck sgz.n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

THIS ADNERflSTNFNT tells TIE story. We
buy and SCI real estate ca commission.
Anything IRON a subj aao iot 10 a AaDr0e 81
III yoU wAHl 10 Sci or exchange your ioi er
house and iof. FrMem mhcr Nc have lois 81 Gus
TONERS daily nna might Dc able a. fnc yoN ,
purchaser tomorrow. while you mifaI hnHi b
year Ter one. kea estate AID loknlng mon~s
u our BUSINESS. Gail 80 lue. william ~. 90.
bert. Room s. Micdicomb building SE
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Elk
espt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

7 WILL SELL you one of those beautiful lots
Il on my fifth-ave addition for SNp. $50 TO
I 500 on easy terms also slxty-nine choice lots
/ on McPhersol's addition. numbers nrst and
| second. same price, terms one-quarter cash.
/ balance on time az per cent; beautifully To-
Gated call and see me In new ONCE az IA North
/ ErOut-st-
27OOO-One fac brick block. comprising
1 sCtOt't store, basement. and elegant rooms
( on second floor, hot water heat, AZ only sloN.
Call At my real estate ONCE, No. "a \. FrontSt.
/ HOUSES IN all parts OF city from $50 to 1900
H No. IA North Frcnt-st
/ STEAN and water heating and plumbing by
/ = Grand Rapids steam Heating and Plumb
+ inE Co. IA North FroBt-st
III. p. SNYDER,
Rooms 50 70 54 wonderly Block,
g Monroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

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