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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-24
palure Of Iaalttru.
Wallace nt SNahtrW.
DALACE OF FASHION.
ASTRICHS
PALACE OF FASHION,
lis AND III N. QUEEN ST.

Embrolde,1eS.
An immense line Of 24-inch
Swiss Flouncings at IS, 90, 80,
81, As, SO, 81, IS, eoc and ST a
yd. Special Bargains in 4o-inch
Skirtings at 81, 50, 62, IS, eoc
to $I.25 yard. Elegant Hem
stitched Embroidery Skirtings
and Flouncings at low prices.
Special value in Hamburg Edg-
ings at S and Ioc a yard. Col
ored Embroideries in all lcombin-
ations. Torchon Laces, 4 job
lots--one at sc a yard, one at SC
yard, one at Ioc a yard, one at
I2Hc a yard; all Of them
worth more money.
Trimmings.
Black Silk Passamenteries,
10, IS, 90, 25c to $I.o5 yard.
Steel Passamenteries, at 75c,
81, $I.25, $3.50 to s. a yard.
Silver and Gold Braids and Sou
taches. Black Silk Fringe, 40,
SO, 1851 to $I.25 yard. Steel
Sets, $3.50, $I.75 to S.. Black
Bead Sets, 75c, 81 set. Braids
and Bindings Of all colors and
designs. Dress Linings.
GloVeS.
Another lot OF "Lupin" Lac.
ing Kid Gloves, S hooks, in
black, tan and states, at ACC a
pair. An immense line Of Lisle
Gloves, at Ioc a pair. Elegant
Tafeta Silk Gloves at I5c a pair.
Pure Silk Gloves at IS, so, 81,
50 and 75c a pair. Gauze Isle
Gloves in black, tan and states,
at 25c a pair.
Bargains IN Hosiery.
Ladies' and Children's Fast
Black Ribbed Cotton Hose, at
10 and I2H a pair. Best Ribbed
Royal Black Cotton Hose, for
Ladies and Children, 2sc a pair.
Ladies' full regular made
Black Cotton Hose, I2Hc a pr.
Ladies full regular made Bal
briggan Hose I2Hc a pair.
We call special attention to
our grand assortment Of Gold,
Silver and Oxydize Buckles at
2sc apiece. New Canvas Belts,
Silver Snake Buckles at Ioc,
in black, white and navy. Leath-
er Belts in black and tan colors.
Patent Adjustable Buckle, plain
and perforated leather, only
Ioc apiece. Silk Canvas Belts
only asc. The latest in Silver
and Oxydized Bracelets at Ioc
apiece.
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BU r SKIS.
NO. II EAST KING STREET.
A 4 RElST"s.
A CARLOAD OF mo BARGAINS
WILL BE IN TODAY.

A CARLOAD OF MO BARGAINS
WILL BE IN TODAY.
This, In connection with the serving, gratis,
Of n cup of Blooker's Dutch Cocoa to every
come all. The Invitation IL gladly extended.
Test Its merits, and be convinced TINT II has no
equal lis It's SO easily prepared, and goes much
70 "e' ' " CANNED Goops iSsSPssc'
Thrss cams cams New srsi, Pie reaches % saaSs 2o'
Three cans New Cherries, 25c.
. -Four cans New Strawberries, &c.
Four cans New Black berries, bic.
Three cans New Apples, 25c.
Two cans Fine French Peas, 25c.
Three cans New sonsed Mackerel, 25c.
Three cans New Whortieberries, 25c.
Two cans New Raspberries, 2Oc
One large can California Egg plums. 2sc
One large can Fancy Apricots, 2sc.
One large can Fancy Apricots, BE.
One large can Fancy Tomatoes, Sc; 75c per
One large can Yellow Pared Peaches, iSc
DRIED FRUITS.
Two pounds Sliced New Pared Peaches, sc.
Five pounds Sliced New IMPAIRED Peaches
one pound New Pitted Cherries, Isc
One pound Fine New Pared Half Peaches, DE
One pound Good New Pared Half Peache lsc
Two pounds IMPAIRED Fancy Half Peaches, ,235c
Three cans Fine Large Prunes, 25c.
Five pounds Good Prunes, DC.
One pound Large Silver Prunes, 20 to pound
2Oc pound.
Two pounds Fine Golden Egg Plums. 25c.
Three pounds Evaporatsb Apples, DC.
One pound Fine Bartlett Pears, l5c.
We have big line of Fancy Dried Fruits be
sides. - barrels of Dried Corn. Think of u
10 barrels OF Dried Corn at pounds for 25c, III
Sea pound. This Is the biggest bargain evel
offered.
MEATS AND FISH-Picnic Hams, &c; sum
mer Bologna, Sc: Dried Beef, lOc; knuckle
Beef, lJc; Breakfast Bacon, l2lyc; Boneless
Hams, l2c; Fine Mackerel, q for 2,c Large No
l5c; Deep sea Bloaters, ac Herring, y lbs
25c White Fish, Sc "A pound.
Headquarters for Wall Brushes Cnustic Soda
and Seed Onions.
FOR RENT-lhree rooms ON second floor
store building. Call soon. one two story brick
house on Coral street Rent, 50. Lose no time
Just vacated for good reasons.
REIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WEST KING AND PRIV CE Sis
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PRrLApsLrnIA. Thursday, April ~. 1850.
Do you realize how much
that goes as I" Pure Linen is
abouV Vhalf cotton! Very likely
not. Nine times in ten only
an expert would notice it in
new goods.
Here's Huck Towel, big,
slightly, and very like linen to
the unpracticed eye. 1t was
sold in a leading store in town
as "pure linen" and at a
"pure linen" price. It's half
cotton--not a fibre Of linen in
all the filling. Yet the cotton
is so hidden you must be wide
awake to suspect it'll the
wear test comes.
Here are a couple Of Genn-
inc Pnye Linen Double Huck
Towels. Just as big, just as
heavy as the make-believes, and
just as cheap--25c. See the
false and the true together and
the fraud is plain.
What we call Linen is Linen.
Every time. And by bringing
the goods in big lots straight
from the looms to you we can
make prices as little as those
OF the half-cotton description
the market is overhowing with.
For instance, these old-time
Barnsley Table Linens = as
good and honest now as in
your grandmother's days
they're the regular $I.2s quail
ity, bni the price is SO cents.
Or this German Table Linen,
extra heavy, free from starch
or sizing, at IS cents; we hear
Of nothing at even Ssc that is
as good.
We told you the other day Of
heavy Damask Sets (cloth and
napkins) at $3.75 and S..
Every word still holds good
Marvels Of cheapness.
That's the way in every
class Of Linens, from the dain
tiest Handkerchief to the heav.
lest Carpet Covering; qualities
are away up and prices away
down.
Southwest OF centre.
In Merino Underwear we
have just what you ought to
put on now, and what you vii
want to put on a month or 81,
weeks from now. We have
never shown better lines o
| Underwear for Men, Women
and Children than now.
Chestnut street side, west OF Main Aisle.
About 500 Framed Photo
graphs (IIxI4 inches) at 35c
Figure on what the frame alon
would cost you.
Basement. Market street side.
John Wanamaker
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Hold 1t to the Light,

The man who tells you conndentially Just
what will cure your cold is prescribing Kemp's 5
Balsam this year. In the preparation Of this
remarkable medicine for coughs and colds no
expense Is spared TO combine only the best and
purest ingredients. Hold q bottle OF Kemp 8
balsam TO the light and look through II no
uce the bright, clear look then compare with
other remedies. Price SOC and q. (D
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VAN HOUTEN'S
Cocoa
Best and Goes Fsrthest. T"
II stimulates and nourishcs as none
other, leaves no bad effects and Ii flesh
former of the most..approved type.

sTvAN HOUTEN y COCOA {" once tried,
always used.') The strong may take II with
pleasure and the weak with impunity. The
exciting effects Of tea and coffee are 0bviated by
It's steady uss, and nervous disorders are re-
lieved and prevented. Delicious 70 tho taste.
Z" Largest sale In the world" ASK FOR VAN
HOUTEN'S AND TAKE NO OTHER. ND
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HearHtul.

leet ne,e. was affiicted with sick head
aehe ana general debility, but Burdock Hood
ment In my general health. consider them
ths ,. Dest inmliy medicine In the market"
t94b,PHw a. ~ wiSlofI 6Jna,2, n; y sold IN Lsncas.
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North Pole Expeditions

Prize fights, lotteries, walking matches md
balloon ascensions are usually humbugs of the
worst sort. DR.. 1h0mds' Ecfecfrie OH lis MOI !.
humbug. II IL a quick cure for aches and
IN Lancaster by w. 7. Hoch. l37 and iss North
North ueen street. ''"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-24

Foul tartar N disease and death
Not only 10 the teeth, but breath
II taints the mouth, and TO our smile
Gives most ghastly tinge, the while.
But II we've soZODONT close by,
We may It's worst assa Its defy,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-24

THE price of aluminium has been reduced
by recently discovered methods of manu-
facturs to about two dollars pound, al-
though few years ago 1t was worth more
than gold. This encourages many glowing
flights Of fancy a. to what may happen
whom this light, rustless and strong metal
has been reduced In cost to less than
twenty-five cents y pound. Then ships
may DO built OF It larger and swifter than
any steel oc0an racer now afoat. For
bridges, fire. proof houses, kitchen utensils
and many other purposes It might then re-
place iron and steel. But this, "if" in the
consideration Of the cost Of aluminium is a
very serious.little word, for although the
cost Of production has been greatly reduced
aud promises to DO brought lower, there is
u big difference between two dollars a
pound and twenty -five cents. The former
figure brings the metal in competition with
a product of our county, nickel, and AS
aluminium IL very plentiful metal slight
lowering ofthe price may be bad for nickel
mining. But aluminium does not at pres
ent threaten q general overturn of the
metal business or rivalry with iron and
steel, and it Will DO time enough to cross
that industrial bridge when we come
reward to any one who would discover n
way TO make aluminium at cost low
enough to permit building ships of 1t, but
he could not hasten the advance of science,
and because recent discoveries have SO
lowered the price we are not warranted in
expecting further great reduction
speedily. The age Of aluminium may be
near ut hand, but 1t will be time enough to
t.s. 4. 4,
and meanwhile the wonders Of this age of
steel are enough for one generation.
SENIOR Don NICOLAS GARRIpo is a
wealthy Cuban tobacco planter, who has
been telling the New York reporters what
he thinks he knows about tobacco culture,
which he admits IL not now carried on on
rs large scale as 1t used to be in Cuba.
He says that they have strong competition
from Spanish American countries where
just rs good tobacco can be grown. "For
long time 1t was supposed that the cele-
brated Vuelta Abajo region, which is situ-
ated between the 22d and 23d degrees OF
latitude, was the only spot on earth where
the very best grade of tobacco could grow.
Tobacco thrives best In the temperate
climes, for its period of vegetation lasts
only three months, and requires an average
temperature of rs degrees during the de-
velopment of the plant. The Havana
species is 80 delicate that it perishes when
ever the temperature falls below 60
degrees, which, however, happens very
rarely In Cuba. Tobacco does not
require much water, two or three showers
being quite sufficient for its growth In
Cuba; but, then, dew In our climate Is
quite copious. Our tobacco is entirely
different from that of North Carolina, Vir-
ginia and Kentucky; but I zee that much
Of the weed sold here under the name of
Havana is far from being genuine, and in
many instances the tobacco Is grown in
this country or South America, and no.
body Is the visor, 30 long as the people
have the satisfaction OF think ing thew
smoke the imported article"
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China DEPARTMENT.
New arrivals every day Of
the week, and Novelties in
China and Glass are on exhibi-
ton.
Zum6leyS.
Thin Glass, with any initial
you may desire, at 81 a dozen,
put up in boxes Of a dozen each.
Thin Glass Wreath Tumblers
at 7ec a dozen /; regular price
$I.25.
Table LAMPS.
A great reputation for Low
Prices in the Lamp Department,
and our stock of Rochester
Stand and Hanging Lamps is
complete.
GlasMoaye-We 4Aye Head
4Hafle1S.
Lower Prices than ever quoted
on Glass. Butter Dishes, cover
ed, sc; Sugar Bowls, covered, &C;
Bread Plates, &C Pickle Dishes,
SC; Footed Comports, &C /;
Tumblers, plain, or fancy, &C !;
Goblets, &C; Lamp Globes, &C.
Toilet Sets.
Exquisite Patterns in Toilet
Set in entirely New Designs,
from $3.50 a set to $25.oo.
odd Plates and Patkeys.
From Dinner Sets, at one
half prices, White and Deco
rated.
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Jellies and Preserves.

Jelies by the bucket, In tin cups, In tumb-
iers, In glass Jars, and by the pound retail at
Oc per pound. Fine Pure Fruit aud sugar Pre-
serves equal to homemade.
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MccAW's CANNED CORN.

EVERY CAN GUARA RANTEED.-Think Of Il,
how cheap; &c n can, or IL cans for one dollar.
Worth a great deal more, but we have too
much. The price must make II go faster. We
are bound to sell IL. Our loss Is your gain.
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VAN HoUTEN's COCOA" Bos, and Goes
Farthest." cl
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Ofoccrte&.


IMPORTANT TO HOIISEKEEPERS-TH
i Special Sale OF Teas, Coffees and Groceries
SIN continues at CLARKES.
NOTE FEW PRlCE6.
Choice Table Syrup NJ 3bc And 40c gallon.
Genuine Maple syrtp at 2bc per quart can.
Edam Cheese, 58c, TIC and BSc Tor Edam In Foil.
Pineapple Cheese reduced to 40c each.
ms Part Cream Cheese for &c.
Swiss Cheese only DC per b.
Mustard or Spiced Sardlnes, l0c for large boxes.
2ibs new Raisins and 2 Bs new Figs for 25c.
Ems Evaporated Apples and b New Prunel-
las, Die.
Fmd Brothers Tomatoes reduced to 8,zc can.
Windham Corn the best Corn packed, l21Sc
can.
A Pretty Little Tea Pot containing d Tea
for 4ac.
A Few Buckets No. 2 Mackerel at 7Oc.
No. Meckerei reduced To lic per n.
Caustic Soda In . Ms kettles, al g. per n.
Extra Sodn Biscuits only 5xc per b.
Extra Family Crackers, &C. or ms for 25c.
4 Ms Pearl or Flake Tapioca for 25c.
ms Avena, Oatmeal or Farina for 2c.
Washing Powder, 81 pack.
And ail other goods throughout the stock will
be sold ut the above propOrtionaliy low prices.
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ON SECOND FLOOR

can be found large and handsome assortment
Of Mems and Boys Clothing, In the Latest
Fashions lot spring anu summer
The Straight Button sack Coat, In round cor
ner or square cut.
The Roll Collar Sack Coat is very stylish.
The Double-Breasted Sack Coats, square or
round corner, cut with long roll to dress with
DOube-Breasted Vest.
The Cutaway Coat Is three and four-button,
mostly three
Prince Albert Double. Breasted Coats are worn
with Pants OF lighter shade.
Our Pant stock consists OF the Leading Styles
OF stripes and Plaids. Strictly Ali-Woo Pants
from $3.50 s..
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Samuel Clarke, Agt.,
TEA, COFFEE AND GROCERY STORE,
i2AND IA SOUTH QUEEN 1T.

The FINEST IN THE MARKET!
The Yentler EVaporated Sugar Corn.
The Finest in the State. Tender, Sweet and
Elegant. Try II. Sold Only by Us In Lancas-
ter,
, 1890-01-15
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, Jany. 11th.-Latest advices
state that the condition of the King Of
Spain is improved. A Cabinet Council
under the Presidency of Signor Sagasta,
decided that the Ministry should remain
in Office with undeminished powers, and that
in the event of the Kings death, the crown
should pass to his sister under Queen
Christina as Regent.
The death is announced from influenza
at. Munich of M. Doellinger, the head of the
Old Catholics of Germany.
The British Fleet at Gibraltar is about
TO resume it's original programme and make
a cruise in the Mediterranean from which
tits inferred that the dispute with Portu-
gal is settled, and it is semi-oficially
stated that the Marquis of Salisbury is
satisfied with Portugaps reply proposing
q basis for an amicable settlement.
The French Government has contraCteda
q Loan for 100, 100000 francs, for the CON
struction Of Railways in Tonquin and other
Colonies.
, 1890-01-15

in the industry find themselves fascinated
by the enormous possibilities becoming
evident, and they all go into the work With
a hearty good will. Again, such gentle
men are in demand wherever intelligent
sugar planters are found, and no more
intelligent agriculturists are found in the
world than the sugar planters.
Prof. Harrison will he a serious loss
to Barbados, but he goes to Demerar a,
one of the most progressive of the English
colonies in the West Indies, and we wish
him success in his new field and are con-
fdent that much good to Demerara and to
all tropical cane growers will soon come
from his new wOrk.-L0WisiGDG Planter
and Sugar Bo0L..
, 1890-01-15
Professor Harrison of


Prof. Harrison, of Barbados, the distin-
guished gentleman who discovered recent
made them grow, developing new varieties,
'and thus, perhaps, ,revolutionizing the
years, has been promoted to the similar
station in Demerara.
The earnest inquiry everywhere now
making into the subject of cane culture
and manufacture is drawing into the ranks
many gentlemen of great ability, and the
last decade of this century is bound to
see more progress made in cane sugar
production than has occurred during the
The. distinguished scientists who engage
, 1890-01-15
FREDERIKSTED.

18th Jan.-Eng stmt. Hungarian, 984
tons, LanglOis, Master, arrived at Frede-
riksted from St. Kits, and left later for
Jamaica.
14th Jan,-Eng. stmr MUrjel, ::761 tons,
Locke, Master, arrived at F~rederiksted, and
left later for New York.
14th Jan.-Dan. brigt, FreyG, 226 tons.
Jespersen, Master, arrived at Frederiksted
from Rio Janeiro,-ballaSt.
18th Jan.-Eng. barque AnnG L. Tavlor,
81 tons, Lambert, Master, left Frederik.
sted for Sto. Domingo.
, 1890-01-15
A suitable Reward
will be given to the finder of my
large and Well-knoWn Signet-ring.
JAMES STEWART.
Bassin 14th January 1890.
CHRISTIANSTED.

January 12th-Pe" schr. V5giZant from
St. Thamas-Charlotte Edwards, Julia
Francis, Margreth Westerband & child,
Victoria Michael, David II. Jorgensen,
George Gilbert, Emile CoIberg & child
Claritta.
14th Jan.-Per schr. VigiIant for ST..
Thomas,-Carl Clendinen, Eliza Lindsay,
Alice Richardson and servant, Henrietta
Paul, Pastor Johansen, Mrs. Vallac.
, 1890-01-15

beruay destroyed DIV nr0. Inc damages are
estimated 100000 francs.
st. Kits, Jan 11th.-H.M.S. B~ellerophOn,
Emerald, Pylades, Canada, Partridge arriv-
ed today, TOurmaline arrived yesterday,
Comos arrived 9th.
New York, January 13th.-It is a%nnounc-
ed that M. Edmond de Presence, author
and politician, and NJ. Pasteur have been
elected members of the Academy OF Sci
ences of Paris.
The Journal des D6bats in an article
on the Russian Budget, regards it as an
evidence of a pacific policy.
1t is stated that Portugal has yielded to
the demand Of the Marquis of Salisbury,
agreeing to withdraw her forces from Shir
district in Massonaland while reserving
the rights of the Portuguese.
A Madrid despatch states that the King
of Spain continues to improve, and the
Queen Regent is now able to secure rest.
London news states that the Marquis of
Harrington has been seriously Ill, but is
improving.
The Marquis of Conyngham has unasked,
reduced the rents on his Donegal property.
The Ex,Emperor Dom Pedro has arrived
at Pau.
A Berlin telegram states that the late
Dowager Empress Augusta has been
buried at Charlottenburg.
st. Kits, January 13th.-H. NJ. S. Bel
lerophon, Emerald, Pylades, Canada
Partridge, Tourmaline, COmus, gone AnJi-
qua 1890 am.
New York, Jany. 14th-Madrid des-
patches state that the King is out of
danger.
1t is reported that the explorer Stanley
has arrived at Suez.
The mine owners of CharlerOl have con-
coded the terms demanded Ivy the strikers.
His Holiness the Pope and eight car
dinals have been attacked by the
influenza.
A proposition to settle the upper Cong
with American negroes has been received
with much favour at Brussels it being an
ticipated that such a step will facilitate
the teaching OF the in luStrieS and con.
merce of civilized countries.
The Globe says that the reports Of the
intention of the Marquis of s tliSbury to
soon dissolve Parliament are pure inyen-
tiOnS.
A Lisbon telegram states that after
the statement in the Chamber respecting
the recent negotiations with England
the Cabinet resigned. The King has
charged Senior Pimentel a Liberal
Conservative to construct u new Ministry
The London papers approve of the Mar
quis of Salisbury's action, which however,
condemned by the Paris and Madrid press.
Antigua 14th, $50 d. infect arrived
this morning.
New York, 14th January
Flour, st Lawrence, per. brl. $445
Meal, best brandywine, per brl. 1855.
Heavy Mess Pork, p>r brl. .93,1O8.
New Seasons Pork, per bri. l04-1l.
e,rov Crystals, per ID 81
N"s" F. to CIR, per 10. st 9 16
English Islands 'MolaSses 80 test, per gal. 80
Exchange New York and London, 483
London, January 14th
Demerara Crystals per cwt 60 Is Cd
MuScovadO per cS,., 81 lbs. OIL.
Sugar German Beet IS p. c.: f. 0 b.
go lis 71d.
Demerara Rum per GAL. Is lid to Is.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. E3. IS. Oh.
Consists, ex-interest 978
Bank of England Rate of Discount 6 per ct.
Liverpool Cotton. Middling upland per 10
sgd.
Three per ct. Rentes in Paris 87.7O
, 1890-01-15

fire occurred at Concordia (near Glynn)
on Saturday evening about 7 o'clock, by
which about 20 acres of cane were burnt,
The mails sent from Christiansted yes.
terday morning to meet the s. s. MMriel
were in good time to go by that vessel, and
were despatched.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

E'0R SALE OR EXCHANGE-We have just
\ plated one OF the choicest aaditiOns.e yer
made to the city Inc Plat consists OF IS fine
lots on Hdll-sf.. within easy reach OF steam
horse cars. We desire so raise large SUN II
money within the next ten days, and 10 ac-
compllsh this we have concluded 20 sell the
time for The right party 10 make snug sum OF
money. The property viii be shown Tree OF
charge 10 any one wishing 10 buy.
TOR SALE-We have a first-class roller four
Ing mill that will make money Tor toe
right parties. The mill is OF the latest design,
and has a capacity OF sixty barrels. TIE ma
Chinery Is new and IL aFst-class condition; has
I've sets of double flour rolls ann three sets 81
double feed rolls. Tao mill cost s3fuJ, ana is
worth today $1,000. Beside the mill. there is
seven lots. good barn and $40 cords OF wood.
The entire property VIII be sold Tor 900. The
property viii be shown 10 any one meaning
business. Terms satisfactory.
E0B SAILING have q fine paying hotel In
Il thriving locality that viii be sold Al a bar
IN every particular. and IS furnished with tas
latest hotel appliances. The property bsS
twenty well furnished rooms, aud travelling
men pronounce j. the best hote lu s. e.sern
Michigan. This property i paying invest
ment for some good man with little money.
Can at once If YOU mean business viii tade
city property in part payment
EOR sALT-A fine fat near the Madison
Il ave. crossing of the T.. L. & y. r. r.. suit
able tor four families. The hat viii rent Tor
80 per month. and IS within few steps OF
steam OF horse cars Ihis property VIII De
sold Tor $500. or viii exchange for other prop
eTty.
Tor SALE--We have rare bargain that is
sure 20 make money for some one. The
property IS located on cpring-sf.. near OAK
and is new rent NJ for 81 per month. This
property IS centrally located and Is occupied
by good paying tenants ana Is sure - ifn-
prove ia value faster tBan any property ~ the
city. from the fact that 81 is within one Dlocs
Of the Tnion depot. and within iW0 blocks a
the busy portion ~ Nonroe-sf. The property
viii BE sold for s1o per foot. % foot front
EOR SALE-Or VIII exchange Tor other prop
erfy. real Or personal iwo houses on ore
large lot. VIII DIVIDE the properly snd sell
each separately. Use property is situated On
Tocan-sf near East-st.. and wiE make two
nIaalsa = homes. wbica are nov renting for 2
Der month Ins is q rare bargain Tor some
one. and IS s1re - b. taken ~ once.
L0R EALE-A Slx-rnam h9uss on foie-et
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