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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16


ne ss2Sens - hsenssss1 d Il vsss
ss~ssS 90 ss.a.s s.r sAs erss ssss !. =
ss1-1 ys2~
state Treasurer ArcneE. sf hsrylsnd
49, admitted - ball ksasss n tss. go
a. s.fuzsrs.
Ss4rly s2e~<A zseasy Ass sssH
pssdxss 70 sse0lls Gntizgs ss@isAxy
81 LsAsrps. IL. EsoszIly sssnsyss -
IRE.
Tue maple sazsr srep sf Sssmons tAis
wear zneaRss - aeost ). aoe. 90 pssEos.
wsiea : ssls~ he 4ssAssty ssss1iy se-
GzlAsd-
The proposed sale Of the cssssn deck
mills si New Esslsad sAd Maryland 10
IA EuggisA syaaisabs has fsiiss
through.
Hsnry G0eths. seat to the Joliet tilll
prlssh Dseen Der 7. lsss. frsn Bslisrille
10 serve iifs ssstsscs for murder, died
Sunday night-
A stock eeGa pzny Of wealthy farmers
Ia H.aeeck sEd HsHdsFsss Counties, III,
has beea organized - carry on she i'm
pOrtAtioa OF french horses
Near Springfield. Ky. Monday morn
Tag Abraham Kelly shot shd Instantly
killed samuel LezAa ss the result Of
quarrel about their respective wives
Richard JsauAys. = farmer residing
i've miles south of Csssopolls, Mich.
committed suicide by hanging. Family
troubles are said 70 have beea the cause.
Mrs. John q. King died At Sweetzer.
lad. Sunday uigkt Of injuries sustained
in a collision bstWeen . PsRhaRdls
freight-ezF and street-eaI In which she
Was riding.
A mass meeting of Christians q. To
ronto. ont. Sunday sent q memorial to
Emperor william asking him to dis
courage the return of the Jessits TO Ger
many.
Monday night at Pittsburgh, Pa, the
body OF William MeGreEor, aged IL, was
found suspended by the neck from a
rafter. He was an assiduous reader of
cheap novels.
Cromer, the missing agent of the Peo-
/ ple's Bank at Edmunston, y. r., Is re-
ported 70 have carried away sl0,o Of
the banks money with him. Nothing
Is known Of his whereabouts.
The Delaware. Susquehanna g.
Schuylkill Railroad Company has been
| chartered with capital OF s4o0, 900.
/ This line viii bo about thirty miles
| long, extending from Drifton, Pa. 10
Eckley.
David Sintcn has given the Cincin-
natl Y. N. c. A. sS5, 900 conditional
upon the society securing SIS, 600 Addi-
tional for new building. In 1874 Mr.
Sinton presented the association with
$50, 900.
Matthew John Cunningham, second
oldest member of the Cunningham Re-
union Society, which nun bers nearly 400
/ direct descendants of his father. John
Cunningham, died Monday in Centralia,
Ill, aged 81.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
has received a telegram from Indian
Agent Upshaw asking for troops TO
suppress threatened uprising Of the
Indians on the Tongue River reserva-
tion in Montana.
Augustus Rosen, Louisville drug
gist went down in his cellar TO exam
| inc q leak in a gas-making machine
Monday morning, and, thinking there
Was no danger, lighted a match TO hunt
for escaping gas An explosion fol-
| lowed Rosen will die.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

TIE Cuuard line of ocean steamers
receives an annual subsidy from the
British Government- It recsl we'd the
enormous sum Of 100000 yearly, to
enable it 70 run out the Collins line, an
American line. The latter became un-
profitable uRdsr such crushing compe-
tu0u and retired Snce then the
Cunard's subsidy has been somewhat
reduced. T, is folly 70 think that Amer
rcan lines can ever prosper against Eng
Ish competition. unless America gives
her Ines protection and fostering care
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
n..h n. s.r. Chfn.rn-

CIISroS. Ia, April iS-Ths dead body
OF a msa was fOand At Tuahsidge. sir
miles vest Of CiutOn. after the o'clock
wsss-boand train on Monday had passed
ever il. cuttiag szd nansiing is badly
Ths man vas stranger from Ksntscky
aud bad said dsriag tbs day 70 several
persons that he iatenisd Offering bis
life as = sacrifice 70 save ire city Of Chi
caSo vhieh ~0sld stbsrxise perish. for
he pronhssY Al ron. fsrth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
THE Markets


CHICAGO April ID
FLoUR-QViet and firm. Patents A5024 75
Bakers. g. sce3e6; Straights. % 75Gs4 25. Win.
ter Patents. H2oSe4 80; Clears, 81 eO13eo
waEAT-Less active aud weaker No 2 cash
ssassnc; May. seHGeoc; July. e5x0s7kc; No.
l. 90 oq70c: No. }, ,esd7sc-depending on quality
CorN--Aetivs ard easier No. 2 2oHGaeSc;
May. s9ssGtssc; June. sgeSSlo; July ssHa
SAC; August aaGs4Se; September HxG
SAc.
oATs-noccrstely active and easier. No. e
essGs3se; May 23.Gs3xe. June zssA
asac, July, 23Nafssc. Samples nrsl Demand
good No. 8 23ne24ae, No 3 White, 24S
a2sl.s, No. g. 2Sss4241,e; No. White, a,a
Gs7c.
RYE-Stssdy and quiet Ne 2 cash. &c;
May. CSC: Samples about rHG4sHc fo- No 2;
forff5c 'cr No.
BARLEr-Aeout steady ana moderate sale
Common. thin Iowa No. and No g. - Ss2o.
good to choice s1Soe, Northwest.rn-No. 3.
thin mace; good to choice, a. q SOC; fancy, sea
GO
MEss PoRE-Msrkst rather easy with fair
trading At irregular prices. Prices ranged a.
tl2I34 Si2 IS for cash fi2l03i2Bo for May;
ti2isai2so for June. and ti2 Sodsla 20 for July.
LsRD-Fsirlv active sna prices irregular
declined Ioc sss thea sdvssosd 2.Gso. Prices
ranged st t5 ssas - for cash ~ S<s6 sSs for
May; E s02s ~ fer June, and ~ ssas52s. for
Jsiy.
BUrTrH-crsanery, 49I7o: D,iry. sci5o;
Psokisg stock. sase.
FsGa-Frssh raAc
PovLTsT-Ltve Chickens -efso rer 10:
Turkeys, ga ifc S.r ID Ducks. ia lsne pcr 10,
Geese - plEls - PEI Dozen.
LIoUoRs-D Disulisd Spirits STEADY al 81 70 f0T
fnishse seeds
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

MrDDIxrowS. y =. April i5-Ths
Delawsrs a Hndson Csual Compsays
coal pockets a. Hoaesdals were burned
shis ioss and tsrowings large nunb>T
- nsB Sut q snFloynent From thsss
pockets zee Erie ohtsiasd lArgs guam
tity e. coal for Esstern poinss. dozea
Or nors trains being loaded thsrs dailT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

CaECarc Az l5
CA--Is Nsrxef fssrlr active ars rricrs
wsE 1sf-tstue1 cne+srious rs-s.d 81 3 -
a. a. ssr caoIrs e fsrrT sslrpue steers
A. Saz e - go - rfos-s g. e. Ers So
for tonnes . az 90 = ssHs - ssr sufch
~ steers e. 1sas n so-s es-rke-s - =
sT sor T-xans = sos2 = ~ Fssssrs s saa
n for sovs = -22 s fsT Brus aa4 G. sae5 e
- Va Csi~>e
Hoss- AArssf er%aef fairy kefes s-1
sseafv a. HoE8sY's sTrrss Tss.r shs fesI'1g
80 sssssr ard sr.css See - a. Salss wers
nsSe 81 - an4 = 20 nsss a a. 1s ~
roasa rsrCrF = so1s a. ~ -r-a 80 - ~
a.s% 81 aes,ry ssck-sE A. sa.pv.ss "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
MORE WOE foh FARMERS.

SEED In nssrsska Bisws Out Of the Ground
by . Hurrteaas-Ths 0overser Issues
An Urgsas Call Ter Ala fer she Unfortu-
mates
LINCOLN. Ncb, April 1b.-Governor
Thayer IL In receipt OF Trustworthy in
formation from Cheyenne. Banner and
other far Western Nebraska counties
giving an sccount Of . disastrous
storm. The wind blew 80 hard that
grain which had been sown was
blown entirely out of the ground over
thousands Of acres. Farmers must com
msnce a; the beginning. and are unable
to do So They have no funds 70 buy
seed, and the Governor will issue gen
eral call tor aid FOR the unfortunate peo-
pie. Wheat aud eats for seed will be
especially needed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
Another Hsirem to vvsd . Prince.

TORONTO, Ont. April 1b b-Alexander
Cameron, the wealthy Toronto lawyer
who married a rich Dstroit widow
named Ward, has returned from Europe,
but Mrs Cameron and ber step
dsugh ter, Miss Ward, are still in Paris,
and il is announced TO friends of the
young heiress that she will be welded
TO Prince de Benyon Csraman, OF
France. Miss Ward is but II years old.
With his bride the Prince will receive
An income Of nearly $50. 900 a year
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

I'm. NkvApRo. Who doesn't know a.
much about Mary Anderson as Re VII
when he hss been her husband = few
months. SAYS that she WI net return e.
she stage after marriage. She may
take ~ farewell performances
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

CHrCtso always vas patriotic city
The first order FOR Amsricau-made tia
plate comes from 6rm n that city
Ten tons are called for. Thisis the frst
Eun N the warfare that VIII kill the
Engiis monopoly and vin cheap tn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
Preferred Death to Doctorinx.

OswEeo n. Y, April 15.-Thomas
Glynn, while intoxicated Monday night
fell under locomotive which crushed
his arm. He was taken to a hospital
but refused to allow the physicians TO
come near him. and his mother also OBJ
jected. The man died in short time
The physicians say they could have
saved his life.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
PINE ana timbersd land bought and sOia.


DINE ana timbered land bought and sOia.
FARMING lands under nearly every state Of
cultivation Tor sale on easy terms
MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and busi-
VI ness property open Tor Inspection IN all
parts Of the city.
4 HOME secured for the trouble of looking
Il al one Of our excellent suouro4n bargains
IT WILL COST you nothing 10 call and ex-
Il anime our list. We are sure 10 please you.
Our horse and buggy is always ready 10 carry
you 20 any part OF the city 10 Iook az property
Oh our books.
WE HAVE BUYERS for pine lands In On
W touagOn Bsrae. and Houghton counties I;
we have buyers Tor dty residence property
We have buyers for business ch2aess-
ACRE PROPERTY FOR SALE-gO acres one
- mile south OF city OF easy terms; l acre
vita good s-rOJm house aud barn one mile
south OF liallSl., on easy terms - acres one
and on--hzf mlle south OF city; 6o acres eight
miles south OF ciCy; ~ acres three miles west
of city. Above are few OF the many bargains
We have IN farming lands; c2u aud be con
Ygced that we can suit you.
OUR CHICAGO SUBURBAN PLATS are
- unsurpassed.
WE HAVE 4 DENTAL PRACTICE with
W instruments all ~ running order. worth
$500. 20 which we will close out Al bargain;
this IS rare opportunity for young dentists
call at once and investigate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
COOPERATIVE EMPLOYMENT co.

IVANTED-Salesmen. clerks. bookkeepers.
W barteDders. teansters. shipping clerks.
farm hands. Office help and all others out OF
employment 70 call and investigate our en-
trely new and thoroughly reliable system of
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
ment Company. 1874 Monroe ST.. Rooms 81
aad 3. Porter Block. Phone 476.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

Coz STANTON, commander Of the re-
cent exploring erpedi ition in The Grand
Canon of the Colorado river, declares
thst the canon q built Of gold and
other precious materials. A stampede
to ne neE Eidorsdo VII take place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

HARTrcEn. Ceas-. April t5-Ernsst
Leon Dickinson % ths freshman cizss
q Triaity ColleEs, aas i1st receivsS
sews - his accession - for-ane o.
shcot -. sea. eoo tsrsugs tas death q a.
ancis n Frzrcs 70 VII Pro5ssiT 20
karozd a. ence
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

oHro's nemocratc relapse is proving
81 serious that the state vii iovfuiiy
take a Big dose of remedial Repubic-
sr.sm n 1892. Il nos sooner. one never
really appreciates good hss.ta except
IN sickness
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS.
CTATE CT FMICHIGAN-County Of Kent. IS.
~ nrnl.at q LnlIrt tar snid lllI. "

CTATE CT MICHIGAN-County Of Kent. SIS.
- Probate Court Tor said Couaty.
Estate of Henry De VTieS. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Judge of Probate OF said county,
Commissioners on Claims in the matter OF ssld
estate. and six months from the 9th day oil
March. A. ID. 1890, having been allowed by
said Judge of Probate. TO all persons having
Claims against said estate. in which TO pre-
sent tbeir claims 10 US for examination aad
adj nlent.
Notice IS hereby given. that We will meet Oh
Monday, the 2.th day OF April, A.D.. 1890. and
on Saturday. the 9th day OF September. A. b..
1890. at O'Clock a. m. of each day. at the ofiice
of Tsteum, CIapperton ( lime. 3 Lysn-st.. in
the City Of Grand Rapids. in said county. TO
receive and examine such claims.
Dated. March 8, 4. D., 1870.
GEORGE CLAPPERTON,
FRANK w. HINE,
wed apr l6 Commissioners.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
improved.

MARYLAND may yet make the first
break IN the "Solid South" The Demo
cratic majority IN that State in 1875 was
$4,000. In 1880 it shrank to $4,000, in
1884 to IL 900, and in 1888 to 5000. The
recent experience which it has had
with Democratic treasurer will prob
ably more than wipe out that 60OO.
Republican theory may not convince
her, but Democratic practice is too
much for any Southern State that lies
80 far North.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

Tss r.Essp<srg Lssr4fsA . sxp.orng ex-
psdisssn w~llsws brsvely tAroogh The
zaaa roads a ussEsru Psnnzyisani2
sAa = dong good work IA ealing
Pabale 2tesaEsoa - lee dsslorsels state
0f thiAgz n rural clstriets. Very
graphae dssc1gEloas of sas experiences
of ne sxplonag party are pubilshsd
fron time - t-sas ~ tas DsFatoA. Here
. = SAMPLE.
But 0y al od1s fhs worst experience
ws lad szS Ius- beE1Ee Hs lsft tzystte
County. Ne eucQQutsrst one Il those
PeegIl2E 1Ek h3lss o. = quickS4nd
Character Nstaag bat . soggy ap-
peaFaace OF tas sQIsaoe S2Tns one OF
Lns existenee Cf Tap. Ia THIS IN
stance re oaly noiso.a that the road
had a hesped ap sp9SsFanee IA the
nlcdls- but u.e nl0ment tie horses
boots touched it, cosn they sank.
In quicker tins u.zn u taxes 70
sEiEs tnis BezyeT VAS ID up 70 ms
kaees and eoaldn bulge. Down went
Baesphslus nsxt. Il was not the
wagon that got suck this time. It was
Lse nOFses- As soon as they found
they eouldn't move they became
frightened. Beaver tired 10 leap Tor
ward. lie failed ~ move q hmo. Then
bucephalus made a Vicious lnnse, al
most rolAng out OF ths harness.
"'Don't let them stand STILL yelled
John FIndiey, q farmer, who lives
near, or you viii have 10 dig them out
''sure enough. We saw them sinking
steadily before our eyes. Bssye s the
heaviest horse and at last his body was
within inches OF the surface. In the
meantime the driver had Jumped GU.
upon the pole and was whipping the
horses fur.ously. Theyracked, groaned i,
plunged and then sank back. All
hands pushed the wagon against them
10 scare them worse. The whipping in.
creased III fury, and at last the poor
animals succeeded IN raising their feet
TO harder ground and dashed toward
the west"
The personal experience of the ex-
plorers in their ride over such roads is
thus described;
"And thus the days journey contin-
ued. Seats inside were early rendered
untensble on account of the water we
shipped. The roughness was worse
than anything We ever dreamed Of.
Our backs got 10 aching. We would
lake turns at resting by walking 4 few
mlles. We walked until our limbs were
so tired that We could enjoy riding.
Then We rode until our backs were so
tired that We preferred walking. In this
harmonious routine the day passed"
And yet such roads as these have
been tolerated for years in Pennsyl-
yania. Few States can show any better
record. Railroads and canals have too
long monopolized public attention. The
farmers own thoroughfares should be
YrfnDrOyed
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
PERCYSNYDER
ss Canal-si.. Room d.


MONEY TO LOAN 81 and per sent or riit
VI edged security. Percy snyder y Caualsi-
NEW 7roOn house. en- West side. ohlr tlO5o.
In ACRES. u miles from city, $50 WI
lo trade for good lot OF small house.
q Lots and an elegant new room house, leof-
" nsr' near East Il. Only go.
1e0 ACRES in Tyrone township. four MILES
lVV from Kent city. Maple. tim enc Hen
iocs tmber: oniy s. al sere. hemsubet this
IL in Kent county
HOUSES AND LOTs-sje arc 800 devni hsi
- ance easy.
7 HAVE 4poUo0 acres ~ land for sale In
4 Nebraska and Wyoming ~ from s. 70 y an
scre sasv terms
pEACH lsnds on Lake shers for sale o. trade
HAVE some choice farms for sale that csn
net be duplicated for the money in tho
state.
7 HAvE some fre farms near city. that I
vii exchange Tor city property
SNYDER
= Csnai-st
Telephone .--......- ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
Sealed Proposals.

Sea e bi6f f0r ths buildings rrT gwnet q
fts q - ~ i+rsrf HsDits ~ tets - snf =
p anf Pet fH SAFE city ~ - reoe - ~ p
r ssoek r r. ~ NsEesT 4 spril - - - rF
rT-e fr e1e cry Tire rieff - rtseei sng
sna a. bl1s is heFebT regfrFeo.
VA eHINKNhf CitT rir-t,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

Messengers a. 0rsurnan 3solsrs
tsst the Masdi hss vanished ara that
fsui "a = rarinr taEsuzEcgs he Soaasa
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
10 sUBsCkIBERA

Asy Subscriber 70 THE rELEoKA1-
HERALD -ho tails ts receive tho pAp0
regularly, or ~hs may have reason %
ss@slziA OF late delivery. viii eeafsr .
.p.slAI favor ~ iaforuiRs this once %
tAs r.ss at oaes. ssaa postal card or eel
sD tsisphsas Sst-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

D2pCLTFF A HoIlT. ge~s~sl ho8seuser.
IA - 81 -sIEs Dlvssi sr.-sf- SIRE piar0s s7Ic
frass10if gns1s 81 80 rates fTTer- p8ck
80 earefFI Htff erre Va8E seHf
prsuEt,Y y tee phollaz 50. -, a. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
100 Doses One Dollar
SCHMEIL & DAWSON

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
1874 Monroe street.
Rooms 81 and y Telephone 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

DR0BATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. .Coun-
~ Of Kent. S. At session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Kent. held at the Pro
bate office, IN the city of Grand Rapids. OIL the
24th day of March, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present, Cyrus h. Perkins, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter ofthe estate OF
PERLINA WIbLSIH, deceased.
James o. Willsie. having filed in this court
petition praying that the administration OF
said estate may be granted TO Andrew T.
Squier, or Ashland, Mich.
1t is ordered. that Friday. the 18th day of
April next. at ten o'clock in the fore
noon. at said Probate Once. be appointed for
hearing said petition.
And il is further ordered, that a copy OF
this ord II be published three successive weeks
previous to said day OF hearing. In the TELE-
GRAM-H ERALD, "a daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county OF Kent.
CYRUS L. PERKINS,
"a true cOpv). Judge of Probate.
ADoLPH Il. Mason, Register wed apr 2
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
TKFTED- B5LEDTEs
FUBETIUBE IBD FilEos FT0KED-

p0sRD sas learns q "a. Nisslssr Hsy..
ID s. - reT VseE ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

exon PAID As 4ov WAIT 10. val eas
SSVo, eAsaos hi 81 L. ;. Prssis-


exon PAID AZ 9ov Want ro. VAL eas
WV, saslos toi q l. : Prssls-
EsnsrssH-sse. lsss a. sa< sad SO nickinsss
lafon keaiits4rd ist> ~ tlA VII sci e,fAt
~ tAe sacss ol thsla tesetoeT Al sss sssk Naii
ssss Z I tss sss,. .n,s ssssS,A- sl.s d l. 1s''
1AE bsss sas sAsepsss isE Ia shs msFkes en
eta bisisipa st-. csekEs-st- - Alkttt esfa
ssa c. ear, ear, sne sess.s - 1 YEA - ssss
Prices ans terms = sagt Iurnef 4 Cerrcli.
Ae~ neaseanAn baseia3 "a Vee. \. bssis.
sAaer ola A4tlsnai bsEk, ~
no Y0U want % buy home 10 fhs best resa
- eencV pari 81 0rano kAPies rsnssuiesl
~ sa ssseiss sSsa s ss sss .s ssssrn "a ga ssas
ssr0- ls9VlrS a. a. heAltay-6te 1efins
reasonable lle
S10 600 CASH sns saea % sims al 6
c4OsOON per cent. ~lu b1s business prep
erts Ia heart y Sitss Fasinf IA sasEs asses rents
value. Eet Particulars col az address 1sseQh
Il. MArtin. capitalist, e cAsai-sL f-ss
I rssI' shea / ess 81 ses ! bssa.lisi
home su Paris or College atee On mcnthiy
PAYMENTS Scarcely higher than soaF real
nee easss yss. fTeperis eiess ts tns neS
cabiS lins sae sure 10 rlse = per oeat a. tts
next three years, Not ont ei fae seort oI Mors
=
sosT. wcais seli ssf Coz whsf tses gave ne.
thAflcs ". Iutfs, lliJs bachsNaB ls~ Of
fee LeassFe bl0c1.
poR SALE-f can s-sl you sn elegant nep H.
room house 0n Colcge-sfc. ln GAc second
tieet south ol e4iths afc. ser $3.50 cash -
MentbA payments a. - per month farEscs.
bath. iAsstary- closet mantrl elecirig bcUs,
hof AND cold water up stairs ana coNH ward
graoee ana socced. conefrie walk sua shade
troes. close 80 three liles II street cara Ana
College - EolHE be tie luCliG ave. ~
Grand haplds Charles n Tulfs. TulIs a
buchAnsn's lev ehce. Ledsare block.
81 O0O HoUsE with eight reens see lOt
fofpVt ou At- htrnol-stf cisicTA Ald
weli wnteFis lots s9utheAsi ~ city ~ acres Of
hard timber iu theboNe2n County, enc ~
@eres - Improved. mice - 'ul bcASi ~ Ada
Will ca change for houses aud l0ts 81 sell Any
oi the above on easy terms Dr. ". a. hos,
once. Niceioonb BUILDING. los
L'0R sALE-A forsy-Acre lArm. with hoase
4 and baTn, for saie cheap viii take city
property IN eN eNclauEc. Inquire 81 EWN A e.
man. Il West brlsgest.. ~ Ars. Hinaensch,
lss >trHisbl-SL Mar Il
sEAL EsTATE-ooUsrEY
ACRE PkOPERTf-4s acres Of land half miie
- west ~ ciig iof SAFE - fair price Ala easy
terms. Jai ~ otioe. Mortgages and lana
contracts bought. Loans pf0mpty MEce.
Joseph II. Martin. - tSnas.st. lvs
| TO PARTIES desiring 10 purchase property
in one of the most pleasant rufAl locA
| Hons. We viii say. please take . iook a. oar
| property ~ the village Of Lisbon. snG then
make IA an offer Ne mean Dus. uess &no arc
| bound 70 sell 10 lie highest bidder - seon -
! the bids are all ia. Address u. Is. A. IS,
klmshe, GraAd Rapids Mich. lVHt
| EOk SALE-Or viii exchange for city prop
eIty. al ss2cTe farm a. Cascade town
! ship; well improved. Cali on or address lr.
| III. W. DAliOrth. Cascade. Mich. June
BUSINESS CHANCES.
| EOR SALE-A GOOD paying business chance
Il for small investment. Address y. q,
! care Telegram II craid. tT
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16
SHEARN & SUTTON

Have changed their firm name
70 the Grand Rapids Store and
Office Furniture Company, and
are prepared - bt % stores,
oHoes ano % JOB work of
every description. We make
Sash. Door. Blinds, INSIDE Pin
ish. Mou1ings, snd pieces -
furniture not keyf ia stock
regularly; siso send rnsn o1t
~ the dsy ~ hour.
7 ET Z = II z II K q = a..
orsddress Cor. Louis ard Csmpsu-sts.
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ToR - KIscELLlEEoUs

Ls0H sALE-Ursr team vsaFs cd bofk
mares; DARK grsT weii ustrrsf weight
ar gfsress NJ ~ Wluzrz k8nnev. ~ -.
~ ca ~ Farmers SO barn Oh y WsfsTioest-
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wBEAT-Less activs. Freely oSerss laiAe
lever. vess. &aT. Shas3zc June. ssas q
s2lss Jaiy. e'fGp2c. August Nsa9is. seF-
te1bsr - s2sto. Deceuter. s9Sapssc
CoRS-i.o~eT uors scfive Steamer MiTed
to0Elc, NJ asSaEAa
oars Dali is-sr Western. peas7t<e
PFovfsioNe-Ees' euief aad sfss17. Plsts
y ga 75 EEtra Ness = 1o07 ~ Fcrk anist
ard erm. Nsw h-ss tiaa0 Cid Ntss 80 -,
Ext~a FTne $40 Lsrs m sns ssist. steam
rrrSers1 8 -
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FOR REgT-BUsINBss PLACES.

II ok TTN T-~T|Tf y
l. block: short lease, three months only. Ap-
ply 20 Goodwin. Adsit Mcknight 81 Monroe
~. lg
TOR RFNT-New store and basement. 70. 2
At Ne. "A: steam heated Apply to Mm. MI
ier No c6Soufh ToniaSL 10
ENOR RENT-Stor~s Nos. ls and -. corner o.
Monroe and North Diyisi0n-st Inquire
At rolr, 3 Weobsrn htock 1o1
L'OR RENT-Tvo stores sua rooms suitable
u for orhces or tight Housekeeping IN Porter
Block corner Of Monroe ard DiFisionsis. Fl
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

EOR RENT-A house of rooms, one OF
II rooms. one OF s. and one OF and rooms.
All in good location. wffhin 3 minutes WAX
OF Sweets Hotei. rent from s. 70 slb- inquire
Of r. W. Barnard. IS Alen-st. corner w
Vernon Ii
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OFFICIAL PAPER or THt CITY.


GRAND RAPIDS. WEDNESDAY. APRnis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-16

PROBATE ORDER-State of Michigan. Coun-
~ OF Kent. IS. At "A session Of the Probate
Court for said county Of Kent held at the Pro
bate office. Ia the city of Grand Rapids. on the
2ith day of March, In the year one thousand
eight hundred aud ninety.
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the IS, ate OF
SOPHIA DAVIS. deceased.
John A. u. Mead. having nIed IN this Court n
petition praying this court 10 ad1udicate and
determine who were ~ the time of her death
aud are now the lawful heirs Of said deceased
and entitled 20 inherit the real estate therein
described.
IL Is ordered that Friday. the 25th day OF
April, next. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, al
sad Probate Office. be appointed for hearing
said petition.
And it is further ordered. that copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious 70 said day of nearing, in the TELEeRAM-
HERALD. a daily newspaper printed and circu-
lating in said county of Kent.
CYRUS +. PERKINS,
a true copy. Judge OF Probate.
ADoLPH b. MAsoN. Register. wed apr Is