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CHICAGO, June observation-disclosures COO head
shipments 900 head; market dull and lower
aeeyes q 1Sa5 10; steers s. 70Al 7o BtockerS and
.eeders S!Goa; %: cows, bulls and mixed 81 iOa
81 ~ Uco hhoes-Eeceip!s 30. go head; shipments
q s5as 80: heavy 90 dsa3 S.; slips s. GoaS 70,
Sheep-Recelp's 5000 head: shipments $500
head; market firm and steady: natives 81 GOa
Gu; Texans 81 @aa! %; lambs Sc Gaa7 90.
CINCINNATI, O.. Juno lS.-Hoss lower; com.
mon u snu iSnt =! 7oa3 %; packing and butcher,
70 Soa' wi receipts 400 head; shipments l,lOt
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srMrToAs-Moisture: intense itching and
stirglng; most Ut night; worse by scratching.
II allowed 10 continue tuniors form, which often
bleed and ulce,ute, becoming very sore.
SwAiSEs OINTMENT stops the itching aud bleed,
Ing, heals liberation, and in most Cases re.
moves the tulnors, At druggists. or by mall, ior
~ cents. D.. SWayne d Son, PHILADELPHIA, M
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1.-Two Stock,

EAST LIBERTY, IA. June RcccInts
w head; shipments .?62 head: market slow:
prime s. ,ta5 10; fa!r to good 81 2aai G5; com.
mon 8 Soai 90; bulls cows and stays $! ooas %.
hossM,heesin,a ~ head: shipments 1.S5o head
common to bes. Workers 81 Coal 10: pIgs - 6Sa So
shcep-Rcceipts LOCO head; shipments 100
head: market ilrm on good dull on common
prime = toaa y; fair 10 good 81 25.4 75:. com.
mon y 93aa ~: yearling lambs 81 0aa5 so; spYipg
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FILES, Piles, Piles,

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms oi tho dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated aud l'rotruding Piles. Price SOC,
For sale by Logan Drug Company. pAw
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Simply apnly "SwAYEE's OINTMENT" No In.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all erup:ions on the face hands, nose, &c.,
leaving THO skin clear. white and healthy. III
BY no other remedy. Ask your druggist fol
SWAYSE's OINTMENT. Is,.a Es'l TThsAw
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Epps's Cocoa.
- T'T-E|- GPEJo . NUCUds Y = -|-|--
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
EPPS'S COCOA.

ny thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern tho operations Of digestion and
nutrition. aud by a careful application Of the
has provided our breakfast tables with a deli
cately favored beverage which may save Us
many heavy doctors bills. It Is by the Judi
cious use OF such articles OF diet that a conyti
enough 70 resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds Of subtle maladies are floating around
us ready, 10 attack wherever there Is a weak
point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by
keeping ousselyes well fortified with pure blood
Gazette. .ttSsF s1is.fr ss' 8 G. ~ Isg. y
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only In hall pound tins by Groccrs. labeled thus:
JAmEs Epf'S q CO., Homeopathic Chemists.
ana1.TThAa 0l E,arIi LONDON. ENGLAND. 2
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N1etnlS.

NEW fonK, June ls.-pig Iron dull. Copper
strong; lake June S.G2 5. Lead firm; domestic
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When Daby was slck, We gave her Cas.or!a,
When she was a Child, she cried FOR castoria,
When she became Miss, she clunS to cas,oria,
When shO had Chlldreu, shs cayo them Cas.oyia
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Proposals..
IOROPOSALs
PROPOSALS. 8g,2
= FOR STREET PAVING q

Sealed proposals will be- received n Tho ofIlce
Of the Heard Of Publtc Wor,s Of tho Uity al
Wheeling until u 90 ock noon, Sa,urd ~. Junc
y ls'D, tos paving streets With vittfied psyiav
h1ICk,, al,o shout Y, 10 $40 square yards 81 gIt
tet Wide. Specifications can be hcen al Ina
oIlIcs Of the board OF Public WoIks, The kiic.
ccs,fnl bidder will DO required to give bond
VIII, two securities, IN tho oonAl sum Of s3.vOo
conditional Tor the faithful performance OF tho
any or Nil bids. Proposals to DO marrcd "ffo.
poAl. for Street Paving" 1-sl 's''''- - ~
~ order Of the Board Of Public Works.
)clh TliOI. v, nARRAH. clark x
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eLt ~ -lst Cotton. az I'D
GISe;lSSAr1. O., June ls.-co.ton quiet; mid
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BEEcuAA's Pills act like magic on a
Weak Stomach, T.!s ~ 20
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FOR RENT

.t#.lI.H Aa.' 800 f.ts,rrs, MONTH
Dwelling house, Elm 9 90
No. 9,i9 Marx ct street, ! rooms and hallway
I'll floor, new, botA gascs.. ................ 10 %
Third toot Of III II 90
Nc, LAT MARKET st., store room and cellar. . 90
No f7(5 CHS Mine street tsh0p}..,......,... 500
No. 2lbl Main street, rooms...... w
fg JAMES A. HENRY, .$a
Real Estate Agent. Notary Public. and o. 8.
Claim Attornev, No. 1912 Market street. -,'ls.
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so o!S CRY, "a, June ls.-Pe.roleum opened At
9c; sales 900 barrels; charters ii All barrels:
shipments 9.,l9i barrels; runs 77,:s.9i barrels. ! =
bEApFoRD, Pa, June lS.-petrolcum opcncd
a. s91sc; closed 1T 90Hc; highest 901kc; lowest
s91sc; cicaranccs sS,o barrels. :"
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June Petroleum dull and
Steady Steady Opened NJ esc: highest 9O3dc; lowest
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Arrivals one year 600
IsEls5 REMAINS. -.II.. as r-af
The receipts orc ssmc 100 head less than last
week. and constitute u fair supply for the mod.
crately fair demand generally reported In Nil
tho Yards. The market rules at about last
weeks range OF figures viz: sa53%%c uct, with
more les at and near tho Latter figure than
last week. The quality is generally acceptable
OF the receipts 1891 head came by the Balti.
more l. Ohio Railroad, and 5,G63 head by tho
| pennsylvania Railroad. n: - sE [.s7'g N
81gt CLAREHosr LIVE SrocK MAEKEr, T.
i-iijl. 'l5l BALTIMORE. June 10. <
| All hogs sold In these yards by L. A. Black
sherc arc nj gross weight. .IgsI ,1a-s So
Receipts this week 22,1sa head, against h,5dE
head last week; fair to good selling at 81 90
Receipts OF sheep md lambs 3.ois head; sheer
selling from to DO; lambs 10 &c. a5,I
| u ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK
At Cdrc1nonl Stock Yards, ria The baltimore 4 Ohi
| Railroad, for irtt ending June Is; !.
$50 cars, containing l,3SS cattle, 81 calves, 3,a5
sheep ind lambs, 1850 hogs. 81 horses. l6 mules
! Shipments 10 New York. Philadelphia, etc.
leo cattle. ! call, ESQ slecp and lamb,, l.9a
hogs and 80 horses. : Z ~ i4i NJ, 81.
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through tickets. aud baggage checked. tn al
points; For rates and Other Information address
W. hRoHhiNs0s.. q. 2. A., Parkersburg.
J. 9. TOM LlNsON, r, a.. Wheciim~ y ",
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IMPORTANT.
Address, u. RASSETTI,
s5ls, City Of Mexico,

By ordinary letter, containing MONEY OR.
DER Issued By all Express Companies. New
York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
SPECIAL FEATURES. f.gA- I'd
By terms Of contract the company. must de-
positc the sum Of all prizes included In the
scheme before selling A. single ticket, and 70
ceive the following Official permit: J-i51l
CxaTlEtcATE-l hereby certify that tho Bank
Of London and Mexico has on deposit tho ncces.
sary funds TO guarantee the payment Of all
prizes drawn by the Loteria dc Ia Benencencla
Pnblica. AroLIHAR CASTILLO, intcIvenor. Z
Further, the company Is required 10 dis.
tribute tiftysix per cent Of tho value OF all the
tickets IN prlzes-a larger portion than is given
BY any other lottery. 80 a. IN
Finally, tho number OF tickets Is limited TO
s00O0-20o0o less than are sold by other lotteries
using the ZANE scheme. ~ myai-TTRaW
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Government Land.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
CT. EsA P. LA N DIS
W7--EST- I.
Government Land.

Along the lines OF tho BURLINGTON ROUTE
z In SebrsAkA.. Colorado, Wyoming and north.
lions III that territory, there Is sill some GOV.
crnmcnt Land awaiting tcttlemcnt. rs well a
OH cheap lsdd held By individuals, The lands
are among The best 70 be- had anywhere IN .he
In tho comparatively new districts ale many
Improved farms, which CAL be purchased 1t 8
very low rate Of that class Of restless pioneer set
tiers, who arc ready at all tlu,cs 10 move "tar
BURLINGTON's lines west OF tho Missouri
River, there arc In tho vicinity OF two hundred
new towns, which offer 10 manufacturers and
bukincsx mcn an excellent opportunity 70 locate
. sc.iptlvo pamphlets and other matter glvinG
I location aud iuu particulars concerning Aest
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features OF the Money Aid Stock

| " d
NEW .YoHx. Jane 1s.-Monsv on call cas-,
Al iaiH per cent. last loan 4 per cent, clio, Of
offered ut 1 per cent. Primo mercantile paper
laD per cent. Sterling exchange quiet an,
ehnres. II'Fa .aIi, ln77f -
The action OF the National Senate upon iLc
matter Of silver yesterday was factor Id the
stock market this morning for "A short time only,
aud its influence after the frat sales recorded
was dlSlpa,ed entirely. Tho talk 81 the day was
almost about tho rate cutting and disturbances
In the west, and considerable pressure was
brought to bear upon the market " accompany
tho iumets and stories circulated, The early
Prices, stimulated BY the scnates action on tho
kilver bill, were higher this morning, and the
opening was made ut Nh advance. ranging to u
ancy disappeared aud prices werc quickly
brought below those OF the opening, though tho
only marked declines wele In Oregon Tfans.
continental aud sugar. Tho close was active
CHI ages arc all declines aud Sugar ID down *
Oregon Traasconiinenial2 .. New EBSAn! and
Zig Four *, Missouri l'acinc TX. Lackawanna
w, wheeling < Lake Eric preferred anl Louis.
Vile Il Nashville N each. aud Cauada South.
err per Ccui. trU4. .' 60 slt
lsAllroad bonds more active, Sales 81 $4,000.
Government bonds dull aud steady.
State bonds dnlland steady. rg.l N4
BONDS AND STOCK QuorA1IoSS-CLosEb MD.
Y. 8. IN euup0nS....l221sI do prclcrred,,,,,. IS
Y. .. y u rcg"......l09 Oregon lmpr' VENT " .
U. ). ~ C0upou.s.l0 Oregon lOiI
Pacific % OF 'o5...ll3 Oregon Trans. ....... IGN,
Adams ExpFcsg....lb0 lraclIe Mall ..,,,.,,... Az
American ExpresS.li lPlttsburgh......,.IN
Canada pAciilc.m.. "! Pullman PalRec...205Is
Canada Southern. Ok Read .......,,,,.,.., Az
Central tActftc...... II tfiock island gi
Chesapeake Il Ohio y stL. Il San Ftan..,., SS
do first preferred. G. St. Paul........,,,,,, TIIL
do second pretd. AZ do prcfcrred...,.,.lD
Cht. Bur, & Quincy.lt5 Sc. Paul & Omaha. 80;
Del. Il Hudson. .,....lGslt do preferred. 49,, ri
Del, Lack & WCst..li,ls Tenn. Coal & Iron. u
Denver q II. G....."" ~ Texas Pae!Ac....... q
:"......"...... 26 Union Paclic,........ OK
Fort Wayne .......i leg III. 8. ExpreSs...,,,,. Z!
Illinois ccntral.ll6nlW., 81, +. l. P..,.... l21i
Kansas & Texas..... tGi do rreierrcd......, 2G5
Lake Shore. Wclls.Fargo Ex.....ll5
louisville Nash bIwestetn Union...... Bi5s
Memphls& Chas.... GO Am. Cotton OIL, 49,
y lchigan Ccntnl...lCO Colorado Coal 5(%
Missouri Pacitlc... 1.9falron Silver....,....,lW
Nashville & CHAT LOB IQuicIsllycr....,,.,,..,S
sewJerseyC do Preferred, ,,,,,, Il
Norfolk 4 W.prGi'd 6lEsutr0. .............,. 8
Northern paclne.... IS; n Rlchm'd & W.p,T, 2l,S
do preferred. ..... 81 "a Atchison. ...;..,,.. Az
-"....ff0 jfChfcigo Gas..,,,,, S3
do precrred.-,..lii Lead Trust...,,,,.. 20lI
iGW York Central lOyEI5urHr,, ,,.,.,,,,,.. ~
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baltimore 1.-Two Stock Market.
~, CALrERroE STOCK YARDS, NJ
y b.. Z r

"|. The hWlSE MARKET. "
Arrivals this
Arrivals last wcck. m ,,.........,, S,t3i
Arrivals one year ngo :, ,........ g. Coz
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0HdlOl RIVER zRAILROAD,-TIME
ps1,o liable taking effect November q, 1859,
r TaaS,enger 4, trains will run III ioIows-tent1al
,bn" e; , ~ Trains daily except those marked
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AGENTS WANTED.

1915 - Prizes amounting to si7s,5a
Al prizes sold in the United States fully paId
In %. s. CurtCncy - ~ - 49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-04-25

For the delicate and aged and all in
whom the vital current is impoverished
and sluggish, Ayers Sarsaparilla is
the very best tonic. 1t restores the
wasted tissues, and imparts to the
system surprising elasticity and vigor.
Price 81. Worth IS bottle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-04-25

For nearly half century Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has been the most
popular cough remedy in the world.
The constantly increasing demand for
this remedy proves it to be the very
best specific for colds, coughs, and
ali diseases of the throat and lungs.
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Notice

OF Annual Meeting Of Stakeholder
Of the North Olympia Land Conn
Pany for Election Of Directors.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
flee. No. Turner Block, Olympia, WASH, on
Wednesday, April 30, 1890. AT 5P. NJ. for the
election of three directors for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of such other business AZ
may properly come before the meeting Every
stakeholder is requested to be present in per
son or by proxy.
By order OF the President,
+. A. SNALLEY,
Secretary.
Olympia, April %, 1890.
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Notice

Of Annual Meeting of Stockholders
Of the Olympia Railway Company
for Election Of Directors.
: HE annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
l above company will be aeld at the Office No.
Turner Block, Olympia. Wash, on "Wednesday,
April 10Th, 1890, at p. for the election OF three
directors for the ensuing year, and the transaction
OF such other business rs may properly come be.
fore the meeting. Every stakeholder il requested
10 be present in person or by proxy.
BY order o: the President.
J A. SMALLEY,
Secretary.
April 18th, 1890.
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Size Of Lots
40 AND 4Sx133.

1t is located nice high ground and from the majority
of the lots fine view of the city can be had.
This property cheap that anyone buy. We have
been told number Of people that foolish selling
at such low figure We have also been told that the Union
Pacific Railroad will locate depos Union street.
not far from this property.
An opportunity like this will not likely be offered again in
Olympia We have only limited number of lots and they
will be sold at above prices for 10 days only:
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April 18th, 1890.
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Endicott, of this county, were united
in marriage by Squire Brown, of Tum-
water, few days ago.
The stone foundation for Mr.. Byrne's
new building on Fourth street, is
finished and carpenters have COM
menced the superstructure.
The saw and hammer turmoil, must
cal at first, is now getting to be an I'M
ceasing din in all quarters of the city
nom morning till night.
The late improvements now in
progress on the Wostside strikingly
remind one of the expression concern
ing a city set upon hill"
Miss Emery, of the Women's Auxil-
iary Of New York will address the
ladies of the Episcopal church, to-
morrow Saturday, at P. NJ.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet in the lecture-room
OF the NJ. E. Church, April 29th, at 2
Pm. A full attendance is desired.
Would you make your mark in the
history of the Capital cityf Then
buy lot and build thereon q comfOr-
table residence for some incoming
family.
Mr.. Frank Blakesley who went on a
visit to Wisconsin a few weeks ago re-
turned Monday evening with his sister.
She is we'll pleased with our beautiful
city.
The ground is being broken for still
another building on the Fourth street
property of Mr.. John Byrne. This
building is going up Oh the southwest
corner o. the block.
The Olympia bell COW is a creature
~ the dim and shadowy past. TO
hear the tinkle of her brazen append
age, one must now 60 where the wood
hine twineth in the Businesses of ma
lures solitudes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

THE Democratic press Of the North
has been kept IN "a state of mind" for
long time, by the persistent claims Of
Republican papers that there IS some
thing rotten IN D-lIie." They could
see no good 70 come from the continual
agitation OF tho unfair represen-
tatioa the South gains from It's negro
population that IS not allowed 10 vote.
some good has finally come of the agi-
tatOn. To those who sat in darkness,
light > sprung up. The Birmingham,
Aia., AJe Herald, a Democratic paper,
thus crirc.ses the new hook, "Why the
South IS Sohd," written by number Of
Southern Senators and Representatives:
"The book in effect makes q mcrcs-
nary appeal 20 the North TO allow the
south 20 nulLfy the Fifteenth Amend
ment, but still to claim representation
N Congress for the negro vote. That IS
the way 10 will present itself TO the
Northern mind. and 10 IS IN that light
that the Republican press will treat It.
AL OF the preliminary setting forth OF
facts is wasted because no conclusion is
reached. The prot m is presented in
the most fOrclble manner with all Of its
difficulties, but no suggestion made for
Its solution. II q alleged that 70 allow
the negro % vote would be ruin, We I
assurances ls gwen Of no desire either
70 repeal the law that makes him a
voter or TO deport him. What good
viii Il do TO place before 'the business
men Of the North a paradoIicsl argu-
meut OF that kind?'
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01

portrayed - state sen4sof
C14laeeT lslzr, ef ssk1Es. n Us
f41l9as speeel before t.ls cssasS- -1ziisa
@ tie 81 n4ss. ~ tne sesslon Of lss3.
Inens l4a1 oeea = IllssE 0ppost-ca "
t1s ealsol.lstoa, ns41sd ~ Gov.
Jerome. ~ ls senator Hisnsr sss a
warm a1voc4leof tie uniea conteHp pl4-
ted. senator - sasr. u IA course Of
AS Eg'lnlsaE sd
"Aore than eghsy years ago, upon
oppls 5a b4lks Il ths >&s nAS rFer.
Nler< gur eIEes nOs st4la. t1sre dwslt
tao lll a. O. scs ~1o to1gst mzly =
fierce lstt-e lsT sls mastery one szs
lle CLsppe "a the otnsF tls >.oa1, the
r.lz of tie saT whOop broke tDe Stiffness
81 l.4e summer ~ lglt, AID TIE glttSEing
t0malaRk al4 scalplag kafs Dashed
~ l0oEday ~ Gods sum ght as they
engaged ID tle death zrsPple, and red
lrlsl rle waters 0f TIC o4ginAs sltn
Indian blood. IleEe Was I0-Ou-dOg-
ale al1 Ae-0-ms on the one slde, AMI
Kas-l-aH H-sllk and Ao-ca-chJ-ga-me
ass slea ~ Lle.r gallant .Qu4Ss, upon
tle otler
eco slEl me % the pOpulOus part Or
saginaw Cay. where, unmlndful OF the
busy hum of industry, they nov steep,
snd where ia digging sewers and exea-
gaung % iay water pipe, they haye dug
up tie RUSTY weapons Of savage warfare,
Rl1 red together the decAylng bOues
Of I0-0u-aog ale and No-o-me, and
breathed into them the breath Of life.
( TIE one represented % Jerome and the
other by 4. e.. Andre, are today covered
with War paint. and stand upon the
banks 0t the saginaw river, hurting de-
Rance 40 their ancient enemy upon the
other SIDE. | can see my Old friend
Andre. rattllng hisaged bones and claw
a. The death mold OF eighty years from
lls hair, a. he shakes nls oOny lnger At
my friend H0r-. who represents kas-
a-aw--unk, Lpol the other SIDE, holding
il 0ue hand a belt or Wampum, and n
the other tle 9 pc OF peace, praying 90
tla gceat spirit that THIS unhOly war-
tAge ulay cease, that must inevitably
result As % yore. IN the annihi!atIOn OF
h- people Whl.e To-On-dOg -ane Jerome,
draws lls bow aud wings nts arrow, and
says, ln ,he Indian tongue: Dam
Chippewa, me nig lulun, me fight foi
street railroad" But | forget IL the
+ exc temelL or the moment / have
/ neglected 10 mention one important
/ parsonage. whose influence was al
/ powerful u the savage warfare Of those
\ early davs. she was Twa-cum-e-go-qua
i the taitntu. mistress IN unhOly wed
\ lock 20 TO-On-dog-ane Jerome. Sht
/ performed h.s menlal duties, skinned
I hls deer be brought from the chase auC
/ cooked the catfish and muskrat that he
/ spcared upon the marsh, ever present
/ % sing the victory, or 20 chant the wall
/ lug death strain over the bodies OF bel
/ fallen braves. Her raven tresses were
/ parted near the middle, and her dark
| flashing eyes cleaned from below 8
| modern bang, and she is to-day repre-
I sented 10 the 1.-the and graceful form
/ OK eX-MayOr Arthur Hill, as she fight
/ with savage hatred, consolidation, anC
I champions her claim by right of heir
snip 10 al the Indian lands in Isabel;
/ county
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-01
F. ]. Lamb & Company,
Telephone
RIAL EsTITE AND COMMISSION

RIAL ESTATE AND oonAissIoE.
sand u south Ionia-st 'ibons r.
ITO ExcHANGE- Mortgage ofU.2oo orswinF
seven Per cont lutsrcst. auc secured ~
country real estate which We VII exchange for
city property. A house snd Boo preferred.
pUsfNE.s CHANCE VIII sell half interest
ID fu first class grocery house ceufrai b lo-
cated and doing tuur.rhiuF hur. hcst Or
wll exchange Tor house auo I0i worth ti.fh
sALF-Ihe new piSplug ipiiI Hnd grounds
- South 0rapd Rapids loootfe BET veen
the ~. A.. aud 20 H. ]. rEIlsayt " iu slclnEs
from botb roads The plant if ttted WITH ths
latest designs iu plAnlng mill machinery
New enCiuc and boiler Ihis h hn ffqfient
plant Tor mat ufacturing anc vii be solo 81 a
bargain or Will form STOCK company Tor
manufacturing furniture correspondence
solicited.
DARE BARGAIN That fre lsrge house 80.
IA ~ MoTI son-st.. al the head Cass-st wal
rent for s. per month or vii Sol nt reason
able ngure and on long time Ihis D. very
disirahle property iof any one wish ~ Tue
location IN 81 c1crlent ue.fhoorhnoo
EOR EALE-A foe Sysar oId Jersey COW.
4 grntc sud kinc, F.ng nice Dlfss ~ mia
The COW cal bf seen auf Ums hf sgpIyIEg a.
the ofnce. Will b. sold cheap Tor cash. lrios
TOR sALE-We have . splendld fruit farm
near tho city. consisting % q acres The
farm is set with about s.DD choice pfsct tr"es
Apples pear plums. cherries auinces. grape
straw berries. rsspDerries. etc. etC. The house
and ban are new and ~ faruI "a supplied v.ifh
excellent water About ~ acres VII ntfs
excellent garden Price 40 per acre Terms
easy.
IgOR sGLF-House and lot OF sprfnfst
Il north of oakes - lof BB lpN feet running
20 an alley. The house is q larEe CON moo Iouf
bu'ldings nov rents Ter - pff mouth. IhIs
rs frst-cass property of sn Investment if be- az
near the busy portion ~ the city and q osf o.
MoBrec-st. whore prices are rapidly eevnro
ing
TO BUILDFBs-We have no 90 feet ~ FIRST
Il class hemlocE bii sfuf which vs viI frN
- exchange fof carpenter 0f mason worE We
also have fne Hire of shingles aud isth which
Ve vii scll cheap for cash.
EOR etLE-s0 building lots on nutfervorff
a ave. These lots are bHfCsin and arf VIfn
lr the react ~ The lHhorinC Glasses They nrn
wifhin ln minutes wax ~ ~ faefor.ef arc RI
minutes walk from the ppFf-offcs ~ u seI
on easy terms from taF fo 80 earh.
L'OR kALE-A fine SEQ s01a fourfair ir -
Il eefeut condition Viu bf snIf sf . hergaIn
n taken soon. Nll CXohsnge for horse sno
csrrisge.