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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

BENJAMIN 1. k0tlsF. = abort tine
ssnees aasounesd lnal ss had msas his
IAsk sppxzraHes upoa tie lsctaxs pat.
tsEsn. Me- % nAs announced tha1 BE
vii nssss snz4xs IA sncahsr eEsmsnai
case. Gsn. Butter Z Al lsss obliged 10
aanslt shst cd age . tsshng upoA hsm-
And No soadsr that he fsels tns s&ses
OF lls enesoaenmenk apoa rs vitality.
lie sas . pfomlasat ns2n Ia Amsreaa
pohtses wasn many Of TIE psssens gen
srstloa we're stlil aaeoza- lie Brook
lya Standard uol0a gives snls picture
OF BsalAa4ln =. butler OF thlrsy years
ago.
.sHs Vas known 10 tue countFy a.
one OF the group OF Massachusetts,
Democrats who, "a the state MAS
strongly Republican. intensified their
Democracy and sere ia close assocsa.
ton VITA the southern flre-eaters. Ii
szs sAId TIA the Massachusetts, DsIao-
Gratis found their advantage IA Tadi-
eallsm tnat kept the party conveniently
salali. ana thai duTsug a series of 1icill-
oeFstle Administrations this was pam
business. The nrst National political
eonspicuity OF Butler was ia Tie con-
vention 1855 that nominated Buehan-
an. lie Was then slender man, bald
aud fiaxen-halFed, with a sharp, rasp-
ing voice, habit OF standing IN his
chair TO deliver tae vote of hss State,
and Nay OF striving TO be very lm-
presslse when 40 uttered the word
Massachusetts Four years later III
the Charleston Convention ne was with
the tre-eatcrs, and the friends of
stephen A. Douglass hated him
for the bitterness and relentless
ness OF his opposition To them.
He announced the vote Of Mas-a-
chusetts, winch was scattered among
the candidates. invariably closing
and the State Of Massachusetts gives
zone vote for Jefferson DAVIS, of Miss
isslppi.' lie got this OFT in great shape,
and responded 10 the call from north
ern delegations with all air of defiance
and impudence held TO be very pro-
voklng. The Charleston convention
contained twice as many delegates rs
there were electors OF the electoral
college, and the count was by electoral
votes. Therefore, as the declaration OF
the vote of States, was often made,
there were half votes. Ii was the I'M
derstanding that Butler and Mr.. Chap
IN, of Springfield. made up the one
vote so dramatically and often cast for
Jefferson DAVIS. The casting of this
Davis vote was at once sensational,
Evolutionary and spectacular. When
the adjournment took place from
Charleston TO Baltimore, where the
final disruption took place, Butler was
among the seceeders and prominent III
the organization of the Breckenridge
convention. 1t was this peculiar politi-
cal position that advertised HIM so ex-
travagantly when he hurried into the
war To put down the southern rebellion.
and the southern people appeared TO
have the impression that he had mis-
behaved himself IN special degree"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
Blessed Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Standardization. .
\ New York paper asks "Wbat is a
rooklynlte?" and answers that he is a
man who lives IN New York and sleeps
in Brooklyn. Wrong. He is a man
who lives in Brooklyn and may or may
not have his shop. in New York, or in
Jersey City FIR that matter. Brooklyn
is city OF homes; New York simply a
city of shops.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
BAPTIST, K. 0. l.. N. AND 8. d A. n,

Stranger ia Grand Rspids w'iIe has beef
info tuuatf tn reftHt Investments. u Fsfs
dpsir0Us Of nhtEifiEg erH sif0y melt. BE a
grad aEfa 10 c8fr fnsfeihi laE and the scltuce 81
arcHuufs. "a 81 middle age tias family q
member Of the BsVsist fhorft. 3. .. j NJ $40
Nssontc frsferniffs has had long hpn tsflfe
mercantile - gseffenrs snd can furnish szstA
factory references and give bends ~ iifs'fs
for any F,es f4oh - trust - sspofs iiaHfs.
A. fbreed 70 refnafn tate. VIII 20 abfrro - sci
home Al sserffcs - secure loan thereon.
The harvest toe light, TIE iesofeft feo
numerous ARD fte ffaeesslf4ps ~ TIE hetf tee
great 10 exyrrSs kHY chutet ~ g~siit"n %
I,laer fArusa his e ttct The eye ~ . profhcf
OF any one VI iiffE . Hdsie-. fifsSf heafef<
A VI frfrfrs Genera Delivers. 1ffs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

AMERICAN capital Is looking toward
the Cuban sugar interests for profitable
investments. Reports from Havana
tell of the purchase, for 5000, 900, by
syndicate Of New York capitalists of
tie sugar plantation and factory known
az the Ramon. which IS one of the larry
est in Cuba. IL is also reported that a
syndicate Of capitalists is preparing to
run line of tank steamers between
Cuban and United States ports. These
tank steamers are to be used to carry
sugar and molasses, ana thereby a
great saving Is made in the cost of
transportation, as tae packing of these
products in hogshesds is no longer
nccessItated.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
TOWER
{ Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
Rooms Ann q TOWER elr.cx

ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK
DEGOLlA ...Proprletors
WANTED-Male Help-2 timers. 3 team
w STEERS. 10 wood cutters. l moulder, cab
met makers. furniture workers. boys.
VVANTED-Fema.e Help girls for gem
w eral houseworN. chambermaids. laun-
dress, 2 dshwashers, 3 diningroom girls, 3
cooks, sewing girls.
TOR SALE-A fac modern house on Cass ST.
plumbed throughout. ga and all modern
conyenienees. This house must be sold and
VIII 60 at bargain.
WANTED-Tc rent with privilege Of buying
w agood hotel IN or out OF city. by re-
sponsible party One with furniture and a
good bar trade preferred.
EOR sALE-Two Groom houses on North
LAT yettest.. near Bridge; will sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 20 days.
EoR SALE-9room house on Munson-st.. 50
foot front. good cellar; we'll and cistern !:
graded street, water and gas price $500; easy
terms.
FOR SALE-s-room house on Third-st stone
L foundation; good well and eistern will
sell on contract. 500 down. balance monthly
payments.
E0R SALE-7-room house on Forrestst. -
foot front: well. cistern and modern con-
yeniences; on contract. 500 down.
FOR SALE-& lots on North ave-. 5ixl00 at
500 each; on contract; easy terms.
FOR SALE-t5 acre farm miles from Battle
Greek. SOL clay luair s-room frame house,
land all under CIVILIZATIONS: owner a non-resi-
dent and anxious TO sell; price $500.
LOR EXCHANGE-2l acres two miles from
saugstuck. 100 peach trees bearing 80
standard pear trees. % cherry. - apple y
plums. 800 goosberries acres OF Strawberries.
good house and barn. Price 500.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
Iu erty in sums TO suit Rooms8 and g. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 70 rent: also a number Of
II good tenants ~snting TO rent; bring "a
your keys Rooms and 9. Tower block.
DsG0LIA BROS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.


There seems 10 % growing suspi-
cion that the Democrats cannot count
implicitly on the cooperation of the
Patrons Of Industry in the Legislature.
in all things. The Patrons of the State
have awakened to q realization OF the
important fact that their order holds
the balance OF COVER, especially in the
Senate. and that they would be
"ehumps," indeed, not to take profit
able advantage of that state of political
affairs. They are looking to the Pat
ron Senators to preserve their political
individuality, and not submit to Demo-
cratic deglutltion, except for q consid-
Grafton. They want some of the plums
for which Democratic mouths are so
copsously watering just now. 1t has
been minated that they would be sat-
isfed with Railroad Commissioner, OIL
Inspector, Game Warden, and CON-
missioner of Insurance-the very cream
of the sppointlve offices-but, then,
skimming the cream is part of the Pat
ron's business.
Capt John Andrew, of Bad Axe,
lives, moves, and has his being IN an at
mosphere OF intens pc anxiety to secure
the Oil Inspectorship. A prominent
Democrat, OF Saginaw, recently said,
according to the Qourier-Herald, that
"There is legion Of candidates for the
position of State Oil Inspector, but
Capt. Andrew, IN my opinion, has the
call in the deal. for the reason that the
Patrons of Industry hold the balance
of power IN the Senate, and under
stand that four of the six, at least, are
pledged to Andrew. The Democrats in
the Senate will have to pump or
drown" Next month promises to be
'big with the fate" of Michigan Dem
ocracy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
Sealed Proposals.

ovrrrs patvr ~ rrsfic Wosrs
1rsrr Hsrf7ps Nieh. Esse- - 1st
ss.slef sr0rasaie e - received ~ fsse eff
81 tsss Ressr3 rfsff -sfurfes. faHuerF 81 -
~ ~ r m. far furnishing timber fof feforsf
fue tht r7ftt street BTioEe- see0ftlHE = IN
The Neara reserves tue rlEft - rs5eef SITS
o. a. hidx
a. proposals nUsf bs u.>as uIbon htsHsf
that ell ~ furnished epen app session ~ fss
ssefss ~ ire Beard.
Pv oraer ~ the Beard
JAS r. DAVE
sftezs- President
Txsy3 T~vsv seevstS-v ksn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

The one-ideaed bigotry and Phsrissic
self-safficiency of the average Prohibi-
ton organ is well illustrated by re-
cent article in the Voice. IL has
trough, charge against Blame, which
even the most bitterly partisan Demo-
cratic journsl has never yet presumed
TO assert. On tn strength of certain
published consular reports IN regard to
the trade IN mall liquors in spanish
America IL declares that he has prosti-
tused the consular machinery in the
interest of the brewers and denounces
him as "a drummer for beer" In view
of Blsine's well-knovn total abstinence.
this Is simply blind, unrsasonIng par
tisan hate.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

I WILL SELL you one ofthose beautiful lots
o1 my Ftfth-sye. addition for $780, SO 20
Ss1, on easy terms. also sixfF-nine ehoiee lots
on NcPherson's addition. 1nmbers first and
second. same price. terms oRe-qBarter cash.
hsiaDce on time At per cent. beautifully 10
Gated call and see me in new off3ce st IL North
freut-st-
$1,000 SER. ns ss.e men e a1s eees r
on second floor. hot water heat. At only 800
Call AZ mr. real estate once. SO. u y. Front-st.
HOUSES IN AL parts Of city from $50 toSo17
III No. "a North Froatst
STFtM and water hentins ara r1u-binF ~
~ Grant RAPIDS STERN Heating sud Plumb.
Ing Co. "a y ORTIZ freHt-st-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

BILL NYE doesn't believe in free
speech. On recent hauqustirg occs-
son he sad: "Mr. President and gen
tismen. I doa't mind telling you IN
confidence that am tired of being
invited 70 free dinners, only 20 be
called on to make free speech there
for. It y tresoue. and the eolHpenss-
ton is no equivslent for the mental
snd vocal strain" And Chsuncey ".
Depev q also SAID to have SWORD of
from after-dinner speaking. william
and Chsuncey have struck lucid
interval.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
Windy arfare.
Elcin Ills.) News.

Elgin UllsO News.
Col. w. II. Villas in all probability
will be the Senator elect from Wiscon-
SIN. He has practically no opposition.
1t is pity that Michigan does not send
julius Cesar Burrows TO the same body.
Pit the two against each other and
what battle or words would results
IL would be u rare combat.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
II. p. SNYDER,
Rooms 20 70 81 wonderly Block,
e Monroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.

Real EsT1Il

MI ) y = J =
0rce. Resn 4 s. Nonree sn1 y 8tfsvssts.
ssrp soze extra bsrrxin< Tor fsts geex.
Cal ard sse ~ i8st. ! a8Ye : rsnze rn = 5Se
80 ief ssrth ssse which ] esH So e. slse
As s~e woTth % esa 81 for ~ 4
eev4 a. sxf-s h@rEei 2 5r ere wsfFk t7t1 eeT
far ssG 81 fezea fks W~sk. lssrEs ~
nes& kaze VITA stzkt ra8T1S. - r~Hff -
rrsve tfa Ns4err ret 81 5.ren-sts ~ ret
- snas 1919 E0as@z ~ ret 81 All II.
c1aeee Pans faf ssss 2na s-eH4T - tosa.
Iwa usoasrz a<ases - ezeA@8ss Ter = gees
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan psiiies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.


Any Subscriber To rnE TELEGRAM
herald Who fails 70 receive the paper
regularly. or who nahy have reason to
somplaia OF late delivery, wiii eoaf~r n
speeiAi favor by Informing this once of
the fact at saes- send postal card or call
up Telephone ssh.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
FVsETTrRE Isp FTlN9s sT0Es0

DtTCLIFF bolt Eene-s wE-steSssFueFl-
N a. 1sf ~rrth Tf,rt4 E7ss-e = Hrsre ATT
fs~Ff f1rk 81 scr rates srveFt pzekevT sBf
es~sfai FrSvtrs - tzrE@ ssesT sell trnFslTf
y - t~seShsns B. 80 ~. ezT8ng hsurs - -
zfser bosrx <xn Isl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

Mas. CALVIN 5. BsTeE has written an
other Poem. Meanshlle the 1oaedo
Blade e dishing ap al interesting quail
" aud quantity OF prose for GAVIN, Oh
the subject Of bipstrIalsty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

TIE a. rusl ~ setins 81 tiss FneFpfers - he
EirEtgsa Nasaafr rerns 1850 stph ~ D.
heBt - tsss s~Flau - De He.zi s.5fnH.n11s-fTf
ias- nlsssirsr. kpn1s. 9sHus~y 5. lss3. ~
= o'el,sek 3 N - whi1t tilnt prestefHt
ss1 vl~srr~sa fsr1 sri - eistsset ~ pff Tr%f.
se>r~< sf.t s1s-s otter rBs rr-e ~yHnearfed ~
rr,.- re~ssse ~fx esfrs before me sssorsstnn
- ffrxsks President.
s1sees. ~ Z IrFks Secxsfzry.
rss-aerrsssr - ~.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
". II. WIN4NS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
Mp
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Help
Free of Charge!
q a xst' ms

Telephone $3.50. ....... ............. SO
open Monday. "Wednesday and Saturday
Evenings.
WANTED Female Heip-2 hotel cooks. 3
w cookS for private lam lies. grn RAJ girls,
best OF wages. small families. cham Der .lalds,
{ dlnin.-r0om girls. Tor outside city, We
man for days work, kitchen girl. Ladies' Par
Tor. Tower block.
WANTED-Ma,e Help-Mechanics and sales
w men out OF employment We will mad you
something II you viii cal, al rooms } ami {
Tower block.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

Il Jean NeNkze<a eess Eot hass any
asoxe 2esasessi xneeleage II hs life
AsstaFy th2s = Incorporated IA the BIS
toss Of ksps eoansy. copy Of sfseb
al be foans N znetasr pace n this
issas, tasn he eeFtsaaly exn not '-Ee2d
Ais tt!e clear u mansions Ia ths'--lail.
II TIE skslea sAs purposely 80 written
a. ~ doage the qaVstl0A OF his eaFtia-
place ana eitizsnshlp. rs a naoaei Of
rs kiDd. IL lvases his esIszsashsp some
what Ike Aakonael's eoftin--susssended
IA tbs ar between ezrsn ans Hszyen.
~He was bora Jan. ). lsll"-wheFss
lie sspsEt bis yoath GA . fam
whSrer And AT Is engaged n trade
IN horses and eattlc"-wnerey sfie
opened . general store al wsndsor'-
wnsrss Canada That store ''he oper>
stsd until May, 1853" When be Was =
years Of age, AMI then came 10 Grand
Rapids. HIS father Was ''oosn ia New
Eng i4nd" where Where were his
parents married. Where were they
LIVING when be was born? Where MAS
he when be became OF sgey Where
mss hIs grandslIe borny Where did he
owe allegiance when Johns father was
born Ia some unknown corner OF New
England, As Hamlet says TO bis faith.
er's gnost,
A
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30


The Farmers Alliance has decided to
exploit Its transcendent abilities in the
realm Of life insurance. And why not?
Having elected farmer as a Judge,
making up purse with which to send
hlm to school until his term OF Office
begins; having decided tina: the public
wealth is the property OF the farmer,
and, therefore, should be loaned to
him exclusively at a nominal rate of IN
terest, and having voiced its profound
attalnments in all other walks of life.
is it to be expected that the domain OF
life underwriting will not be invaded?
Most assuredly not. The advent of this
new edgling will he hailed with interest.
Veteran underwriters, who heretofore
gagged their computations by the "rule
o. thumb" process, and ransacked their
BRAINS in the vain quest for u solution
of actuarial puzzles which entered into
their calculations, will now lower their
heods, abashed at the progress of mod
ern innovation. The idea is sublime
one. Why has it not been thought of
before? Verify, great is the Farmers
Alliance!
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

WORKING MEN AFTERNOONS or 10 scre
w tracts for sale near u. 4 NJ. junction. only
SIS an acre. Here is a chance TO get good
home.
o. FOOT FRONT on Scribnerst.. near
~ Bridge. on 80. reats for siA year.
CHOICE 80 acre farm In Southern Illinoisto
y trade Tor property here.
NEW room house and choice lots only
" Ss-o.
DRUG STORE business and stock in first
~ class location for sac; reason for selling.
III hea IN Of proprietor; price s<tn. worth
double the amount 70 i've man
I HAVE irst-elzSs livery stock for sale or
Il trade.
MONEY To LOAN a. Is and per cent on gilt
NJ edged security Percy snyder. > Cansl-st
II WILL PAY parties wishirz to m axe Ia
Il vestmeats 20 cal and look ever py list be-
fore PURCHASING
PERCISNYDER
g Canal-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

THr Boston Traveller informs us that
scientists have made the remarkable
discovery that "the phsgocyte 70 The
enemy Of the bacillus" For mercy's
saks let them s'get together"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

Tux Indian war, IL i has done no
other good. has demonstrated toe
sdspahihsy Of the Indian to frontier
ralsce service.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

TIE ''previous question" is not re-
gafaed as sucn a terrible thing IN the
Michigan Legislature where Il Is ire
quently rendered. We don't remem-
her that any attempt has ever been
made TO abolish tile cloture rule at
Lansing. Even with II frequently en-
foreed, wa ali know our legislative SIS
sion, have been tedlously long.-I et.clt
Tribune.
And the rule governing the previous
question in the Senate, before the re-
vision of 1887, was one OF the worst
"gsg" rules~ known. The present one
is more liberal. but sufficiently strict to
protect the Senate from too much talk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

81. PArh q called the Cbauucey N
pepew Of he Bible. Happy st. Paul
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
Pot and Kettle.
y Y journal of Finance.

y. Y. Journal Of Finance:
Ii some of the Southern newspapers
would stop beng so wise about politics
and stop printing 80 much "rot" about
the Northern people IT would be the
best thing that Southern newspapers
could do. In fact, the only patriotic
thing that could rival it would he for
Northern newspapers to stop being so
wise about politics and stop writing SO
much ''rOt" about the Southern people.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
WHAT PEOPLE Want
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ARE FREE
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING IS PAID FOR.

Twelve words will n.-
ualiy sa a ke two liness
thirteen and NOT "a ex-
ceed twenty word. three
lines, and fn she larger
advertisements the aver
age A. seven words a. a.
line There 10 bat one
price and that ia quoted
in the table herewith.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

.sss asss - tssalsAsz - y. B. s1rsAser. sssI
ssssss sexspr. X Rv@rs 81:
Gas n Esss zaa x4fs IL Csre.las 1.
Joaes - ia C42selas = . lsae
N2kk4assi Ih4yeF. d, sxse@sers. Is 5eka
1sss'- j.. "a 1. ASA 5. ! sssa sas- Sc
seAA p 0Ess1s 42A aatx ~ k441eiass
kFszsf. Ct A.. sst a. lsea2Ea ce.s
zs.ss : YsaAsr Nee sea .sis l. Atsus
tFstsss sSts Aaa : eisaasaik s2sas
"a saas Il. Psek asa wsGs g ps,aS
nesse saa ale. IA 5 slse4 4. J.
ssrs.s erase 4 Ma Ia fssaas & n.x
1sSts. ist - lsSh4ra i : 3&a 1lia
Z stewart Waite q q vile 20 psRsNn
Afastiesa g Asa vile lots > saa a.
Jes<ph G Aekss saa ulfs 4 NnN.
5aas.. e al lei Il. village II sesta
Ma. NJ 1uas aaa vile &c JesspA /. Ne
Ace. lot = DeN rlss ma ata .,... 65S
Jefsm an ". ksynsoR sna vile 10
zee DC " heatsesAsfs. letsea besar
usEry Zalasass aud wife to faonsss ''''''''
Aeaniesz. vest Il acres sw. nes.. see
WIN. b /. Alexander saa y iis 10 wm.
safTess. az IA Ess@. sec !
Tyrone -.----..s----,..s.--.,..-. tao
Marriage Licenses
TIE following IS a us. OF "a. marriage
lieenses issued siacs last published. VITA the
nsmes. rsa aeaas, sael eaIs4ds tAs elLs saa
ages OF the parties Ages.
VI bur b. Royce. Nanissee; Mamie T.
john Bass. Minnie A. sehlllins -. -
Charles j. streeteF. Mittie N. Pierce,
Berlin
Altman A. Chiyertoa. Elkhart. Ina. sa4is
~. ioangs, eoioh..--.,,..--.---.-----,-.- z---z
Lily White Flour
Makes finest pastry, bread or hiscuit.
The best Is cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
BETTER Late Than Never.

Buffalo Times;
The convection Of Sawtelle, the MUIR
derer OF his brother. ut Dover, y. H.,
has given satisfaction wherever the
CHASTITY details OF the horrible crime
have become known. Had he been IN
Canada he would have been cold in
death many months ago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

RtSiNkSs BLOCKS, RESIDENCES AND
- building i.etS. bought sold OF "a eiis M rd
ca commission, i0r eats "a outside lrspeIfR
hoiles 10 loan good cif, lront.f IA Here
are n Few Seicctsens from my Ions list al "a
eAns lots, one beautiful lof carsser nj sseanss
ssa teltei-Sis., cah be b~tklI cheao. haxe
q lev hlore iollts cave inisl hat "a sell ca
sAss terms ahc vii help PARTIES a. build oae
beautiful let on tat 4uifahtst las &c lns 80
Inlltn5 fAole cal AUD sewer ia street, can sri
tof hail what adlainins lois are ssfi ag t0f ans
% easy terms. bstraln. Aice csgner lot Ca
tasssf.. north OF Filth ave, sffrei GRADED
water and sewer IN cheap lot. SiK nice issFsl
lots one block o7 froia i1lsislanzsl. tSN each
good Investment. quick profit Six lots near
Wealthy ave. ahd ust esst OF Essi-si DIX
bargain. Houses aiIe lois IN Ell pHrts OF the
city William III. Gilbert Koam $ n !daicsmb
building. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

LOST.
l 0>f Between 6rss&opf' trunk factory and
~ lsVa ST.. q lsl. pair II xaia bowel
glasses IA morocco csse. FEEDER MI * s0ifa
by rsssrdea by leaving 81 esrner hltsA ana
Aadison-Sses 81
l osT-S4farday morning a fomale Italian
"a Greyhound. answers 10 rae Hague - AZ
nic. suitable rvwsEd viii he psta ~ fr
turning TO A. j. bouae. - kkst fuitoasi "a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

Eok sALE-R. c. Hathaway. over Giant
Goth ng store. u Frain handling houses
lots. farms. pine ana q m ser lands Al, u.es
10 re3t cheap. Properties 10 exchange. Gail
alter 10 oTI vs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

Euh SALE Or REAT-A large. new build
ing. sUst canp!efec. with double 49,
ucht good no Tor grocery and sal0oL or
vii make Hrsf-eass hate! aud road hoase H.
"a. Just outside 81 city ana near railway stat
len ana street cars. Large barn for livery Ia
coAteoiloh- Frank ANDERSON. corner Fulton
and loaiaSis Z
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A good double carriage. single
W caIria-e. horse and harness. IN ca chang ,
for nice building lot well located. Address
Miss Willard, tins cGce.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

LsoR s4LF-fhesr r sorss passr bsf3er EST
snEsne lazy 49,. With fornsce. sHfzf 50
eff-. conpiste. kaaaITs - Z 6. fhvIHG pseFfs
81 T5st'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30
SITUATIONS wASTED-PENaLE.

WANTED-By a young lady. situation 50
w stenographer aud typewriter. Address
g. WilIiamsst.: reiereuces given II required.
NANTEp-Situaton by an experienced
W housek Keeper in small family. address
for oIe week. VI. l.. Ihorp. Grand Ledge.
Mich. 80
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-30

EOR sALE-New sroom house on Parisase..
near Thomas. ST.. east front. $50 feet from
cable. furnace. manfel. bathroom. INSIDE
CLOSET. marble layaf0gy. OAK nHtSh. cisiern and
city water. sewer. yard grsded and sodded.
concrete walks; price. Sso9t. OF s.& per month.
Solid stone house. cor Lawn Courf and Ter.
facf-aNe.. $500 or ts5 per mouth. li.r0Om
house, Terrace ave. sf0na. or $50 per monfh
{. w. Tufts. Ledysrd block. Pearl-s:. entrance