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r,n.no,a, s,n.a,,ou in Cleveland

CLEVELAND. O., Dec. Especial. lin
1884 the private banking house OF Everett
& Weddeil closed its doors. The failure
vas the sensation OF the year in Cleveland.
as Weddeil was a millionaire. s. I. Ever
EFT had been connected with the bank. but
DIR. A. Everett was a member of the firm.
TODAY Mr.. Weddell sued DR.. Everett for
$4,000. claiming that when he entered
the bank the real condition was misrepre-
sented TO him by both the Everetts. The
suit has caused almost as much of a sensa-
lion as the failure did six wears ago.
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HE READ DIME NOVELS.
A California Boy Chloroforms and Robs
His Father.

SAN JOSE. Cal. Dec. 6 -Young Hubbard,
who attempted to use chloroform in facili-
,ating the robbery of his father. is in Gus
tody at Pleasanton. A telegram re-
ceived at the police Office this afternoon
conveyed the Information. and deputy
constable LETT for thai place. The COM
nlaint was made by I. A. Hubbard, the
lads uncle. and charges burglary. AT the
lime he made the complaint he was not
aware that the boy was suspicioned of
theft. 1t is thought the boys action was
caused by a peruSal of fisshy literature.
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EsoL WAS NOT IN GOOD FORM.

1 stanford Confident She Can
ss'ess the Worlds Mile Record.
AsHiSsroS CITY. Dec. Ex-senator
l'ota. speaking OF the loss OF his famous
= SIRE Elecioneer. said today:
save some sixty horses in the $50 list. aud
coaadent that ElecuoAees was not the sire
jingle horse that with proper training
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c,.r,.,, p.,..r. Indicted.

PORTLAND, Dec. 6-The Uni ed States
grand jury today found true bills sgSins.
u. W. Williams. Ayron L. White aAd
James Petty. for passing counterfeit CON-
true bill was also found against harry
Carston, OF Astoria for sending an obscene
letter through the mails.
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Mamie Starr to Be Imprisoned

Mamie starr TO be ImpFisoued Tor LIE.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-The jury in the case
OF Mamie Starr. the poisoner of the New.
land family, tonight returned q verdict OF
guilty. with penalty Of imprisonment for
life. On hearing the announcement the
young woman screamed anu aimed away
in court. remaining uncons cious some
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CINCINNATI, Dec. George 4. Mors-
bach g. Co.. saddierv, caused the arrest of
W. o. Cleveland, one OF their clerks. who
had embezzlei from 81 600 TO 5000. He
confessed. and claims 10 be related to ex-
President Cleveland.
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Behring sea. thence down the west coast of
America to San Francisco.
The time of the trip is estimated at two
years and a-half. The party will leave
Yuma as soon as they can procure clear
ance from the custom ahouse.
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Baseball.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6-All California
IL, San Francisco 8.
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J0uvin glove. DOheny 4 Marun.
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Fancy xorx novelties. Dohsny 4 aGun-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

oDs * tks mesf i1stossAat h.ss
saien taa uexs sesssea ~ ghe RresesE
Congress 49, hays snsteF esns.aerA0on,
an1 wnleh seea'4 nsl Ia - receive
tl.e fasoEable scts 81 CoagEess. : lie
~ nlDpiag 0il- koosrt Ioonsbs a. JEFF
tsfssa p4Ea a sis.e. pzE.ga os, an8 IA
pfep4ra19a fos shs VA of sse Resel-
Aea, precsFsd .ae EsPsai e tie "a.
Walca ul4ds pFoYlssoa for lo0g t.ne
contracts aad LIBERAL pay for czrfylag
or mails GA tie b 81 seas. AL saeA
Fepeais together wsta tae privats<F.ag
q TIE rebel cruisers. etsct0sly egip-
pied oar merchant n.ariae Al the
tine shsa such Fspe4i as bad, ths
to.tea STATES - = truly stated IL JET
feEson DAVIS history, as leading the
nations u 1hs world ia taef carrying
trade. Congress should BOT be AFRAID
u lie Word subsidy, but liberal pF0yl-
sion. tempered win y wlsdom. should be
granted - American vessels carrying
oar foreign malls, whereoy prosper
Gus merchant marine would follow.
Tnis action would DC IN line with the
acton Of the leading CONNER
eial nations OF the world En-
gland, the pride OF al free
traders, annually pays 10 her
steamship hnes tie sun OF 81. $50 STA,
aud Is next . France, which pays 10
her steamship lines the sun. OF t6,7se.- :
rs, whlls the United States pays their
steamship lines the small sum of s4s.-
968; the smallest sum OF all the nations,
except the Scandinavian countries OF
Norway and Sweden. II the United
States ever calculates 70 regain her
prestige upon the high seas, she must
treat her steamship lines IN somewhere
near the same manner as other nations
treat their lines. Unless she does, an
American merchant marine will be q
dimlnutiye quantity. Let us, by all
means, have wise legislation in the
matter OF our steamship lines.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
DoomnD TO DIsAPPolNrmENr.

DOOMED TO DISAPPOISruESr
We thoroughly believe that the hopes
OF the Democracy aud their expressed
expectations, founded upon their VIC
tories IA the recent elections IN the sew
eral States, are doomed 10 disappoint-
meut. TIE reason OF our belief is that
Government affairs cannot have their
foundation upon negations only. Ii Is
not according 10 tho genius of our
Government, nor IN truth with the
tendency Of matters IN tbs age of the
the world. The age IS one OF life and
activity, one which demands frm con-
vieL,0ns and = willingness 10 express
them. IL there IS any one thing which
distinguishes this age from other times
OF orr national existence, it IS the uni
versa breaking up of old IDEAS, and
demand for q forward movement all
along the lines of thought and action.
We say a demand for a forward move
ment. bat we DO not think that many
OF the methods demanded would tend
% advance the true interests OF the
peoples good, or would produce a last
Ing basic principle for the betterment
Of the people; yet that the demand ex-
lsts, Il would be worse than useless 10
teny. And what is the situation OF the
Democratic party in regard To such de-
mandl and how can rs antecedents and
present policies give any encourage
'nent that Il will 30 in the van OF pub
lie thought rightly directed, and the
leader Of the same2 IL Is a fact that
with all the advanced legislation Of the
last thirty years, or more, which has
placed this Nation st the head of all
the nations of the world, the Demo
.'rsuc party has had no sympathy; and
tie same has been put upon our stat
nte books, after having incurred its
uost active opposition.
Our splendid National credit, and the
firm foundation Of our financial af-
fairs, which has but recently permitted
our country % avert worldwide
monetary crash. and which marks an
era in the progress OF nations, and bids
fair 10 make New York, rather than
London. the center OF the financial
business world. was the result of Re
publican legislation and Gdminlstra-
ton. which met the most active and
unuriug opposition Of tho Democracy.
The Democracy, IN season aud out OF
season. never wearled IN charging that
sucn legislation and administration
would ruin the country. A Democracy
whose principles, according TO is Ma
t0nal platform Of 1850. ''sre unchange-
able. when applied 70 the "a me subject
matters"
let an impartial student OF our Va
ti0ns. history look over the records Of
the same, and be VIII be convinced that
the Democracy. relation to slavery,
state rights. our financial matters. the
administration az cur internal AFFAIRS,
IN our relations with other govern.
meuts. and all matters affecting our
National Interests. "a not fitted by the
genius Of ia principles. its sducaton
aad experience. Or 10 its predictions
TO come INTO the fun discharge OF the
governmental AFFAIRS of our country.
TIE results az the recent elections
indicate the unsettled state Of pub
De mind rstt~ thsn an expression
~ she confidence of the people IN the
Democratic party
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

I'm making up his State appointments
Governor Winans should not forget 20
recognize aad reward the third party.
He should give Chairman Reid one of
his best berths.-Detroit Tribune.
We trust that Reid VIII be given the
opportunity TO prove his devotion to the
cause OF temperance. What a touch
ing spectacle II would be.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

TINS fact should End a permanent
Judgement IN every Republicans mind
That "a iorE "a Any provson of United
states Ccnsttutoa remains dormant,
snd Until AL srca PROV isiots BECOME a
bving snd lasting realty. tha Repuhil-
ear party, or some other party which
1as the active ecu age of iis couvic-
'ons. has work 60 perform for tbs
country.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Gentlernsn-Why do you always be
gin to beg on the top floor instead Of be-
ginning at the first door?
Mendicant-Well. you sec, IL begin
a. the top goor aud am thrown down a
fight Of stairs can keep right on beg
giDg on the next floor Texas Siftings
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
PERCYSNYDER

WORKING MIN ATTENTION or 10 acre
w tracts for sAle near T. A ~. iuncloas only
So IA acre. Here Is a chance 10 ECi Sooa
home.
Ok ROOT FRONT on ecrihnef-st.. Rear
~ ETidge. on , So. rents lor tls4 q yoar.
fHOICE 81 acre farm la Southern liilEeis 30
- trade ;or property here.
NEW room house and choice lots. onls
" $40
nkld STORE business and stoca "a trst
~ class location Tor SAFE reason iof seiiluG
III heath of proprietor price t.1p0. w0rtt
double the amount 10 live man.
/ HANk q nrst-class hyefy stock for sale or
trade.
MONEY TO LOAN al and per cent on riif
IA edged security. Percy Snyder. :, Oauai-st
II WILL PAY parties wishing % M axe "a
Vesimrnts 70 cali aud lo0k over ny iist DO
fore purchasing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

lNGALIs has been offered the editor
ship of Frank Leslies illustrated news
paper at salary of $4,000 year. He
isn't liable to starve to death, if he is
not reelected Senator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED


DEGOLIA .Proprletors
lIANTED-Ma Help-6 maehinists. > rub
w bfrs. Narnishers, net makers. %
wood cutters, boys, II you are out OF work
come in.
VVANTED-Female Help girls for gen
W eral house, WoTk. . chan bermaids, / laun-
dress. ] stenorrapher
L,0K sALE-To young man with sooo cash. 20
buy - inferest In grocery and dTy goods
stock IN rapidly imprc sing pat OF The clsy
South ends remsinlnE partner has had years
experience good established business Ter
some one.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGED acres Of land.
~ miles from the city. l4t0 peaches so
pears SO apples good buildings.
E0R SALE 10 room mouse on South Iafay-
ette-st. modern finish, cable cars run by
the door. Price $500.
E0R ExCHANGE-2l acres two miles from
Il saugatuck. 100 peach trees bearing 50
plums. 40 goosberries acres 81 strawberries.
good house and barn. Price s1o9.
TOR SALE room house 90 Lsgraye-st. near
wenham ave near both cable and electric
car lines wish ali modern Improvements
Price 1850 easy terms
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-(Bosto Mass
d a finf - room house on East-st. large Tot.
city water, iuTn a.. and a. Modern Improve
mcnis 10 cxcnange Tor dwelling in Boston.
Mass
EoR SALE OR EECHANGE-loA acre farm y
4 mlaes from clfy 10 improved balance
beech and maple timber. - room brlck house
large basement barn ana other out buildings
20 exchange for city property.
EOR SALR-ll-room house on East Bridge-sf
L furnace. sewer. city water. corner lot aH1
finely I'm she'd. price 8 o.. easy terms.
l'OR SALR OR EXCHANGE room house
and larEe corner iot room Tor another
house on lol. on two gradea streets with sew-
erS. etc, to excaauge Tor FARM would assume
some incumbTsucr.
MONEY 70 LOAN on real and personal prop
III tify ~ sums 10 sait. hoomsS and 2. Tower
block.
HOUSES snd rooms 20 rents also = nuubsr D
IA good tenants ~antfnC 10 rent. bHnzfa
yOur keys. Rooms and 8. Tower b ock
DEGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Trisweil fcr a government 20 PRO
rct fhe ndustrsl products of l6s clti-
Fnt hut uo governments. whoa rests
nron tre consent Of the governed, csn
bong exist. without it nrasects ths ger
s1ns of its c,ezens. and thst Judgments
sest of their enfnronad thouxht-the
ksrfnf-h,sx
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Any sabscribeF "a fHE TELEGRAM
utRALo - AZ fails 10 feesise the paper
regularly, or Who may have reason TO
compfain of late delivery, win confer =
special rasor by .nforuaimg this once OF
the fact az once. -snd postal card call
up tsisghsae 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

SPRISGER is having all sorts of politi-
cal trouble, ever since he nominated
Cleveland for 1892. lie trod on several
sensitive corns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Twelve words Will u.-
ualiy ma ke two lines !;
thirteen and not TO cx-
ceed twenty words three
lines, and In the larger
advei.tisernc the aver
age is seven words TO a.
line. There il but one
price and that is quoted
in the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Fables, Anecdotes and Stories for
Teaching Composition. Published by
the Boston school supply Company. A
pretty little text boOS of well written
fables and stores designed rs an aid to
the teachers of primary grades. The
author realizes the fact tnat a child
should begin TO learn composition as
early ss possible; IN fact, Just as soon
the child can write. Methods and man
ners OF teaching are constantly improv-
ing and the progressive teacher will
fad n the above hook - valuable aid .
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

IvsEkErzrn hore n7akss tse hesrs
eek rut rea irp6 aore makes = Demo-
Crst 3rzy beaded.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be- the
Largest OF All Michigan DaiIies Xxx
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
n. H. WINANS
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 AND a gowEg RLoek.


"a ANTEIs-tf gifls ssf eeasr4i hessesork
w laEaa - era olat asaerS. dit iiss7>.l
glgss. ] shsa. * faaaia eae taAl saet s.~tss
ssl - ss.. e.s "a lsF '.e~ = '.'s Geese -, g
eoak isf Geod tetel peeek s. pet MeAth.
Ia e. fsfsss, fessE hissok.
<ss a Ma ass shrss-s sas eazlasSs chance
- ~ g len8 stktaiAk.
x4ran Ter a. Sfa0m boase en A4d izea-
>l1OV sss. lsFsns sAss ~ ekea4Ess lsg
- 4 ISIS
Ss5OO Pa sss ssssss eso.s y. . - ns...,
81 t@llre4d 1lat Ter az c@s1.
(, "a an easy terms Nin hEy ~ ; rspm
~ aoEss 81 1aeNhriascsl
A ok q ga.i s-resa sssaega hsese an eoii-
A. sFe.. euis sia VI eAchsass los .als ~
cheaper rEefcifs
taoR sAIE-l.Arss heese. as 10 ga Neyih
I plus.eA-sl.. eals saoaVi hesss eeHss ief -
per mNnt1s
w asss .srEs liss II vacant is's f'sn sisa
W a. s-Ae q
WHERE isfae builder She walIts % buy
w Vacant eor4or a. aooa ioeai Ia. eAl-a .
faop house enr ist Ssis - "i "te'''
pTsINEeS CHANlES-faE sAik ~ tkehauEe
ID - seneral sieoka ssasta, hgrtSsee sss.'i
y $50 llKelS stock 10 seoe leqatiun. aolNk .
eeoa haslasss otue slssks We isrstss e
aaidu AZ, ssea. slst, ais sooa. slapa
L'oR SALE or ENCBANGE-fo Grand AaR.
Il i1s properly - acres 81 frsl class iaaa az
seres cleared, ; mixes frela Micaiesilit. sa'y
Sio0l. A bargain.
ktUk SAlk-iol acres 81 ihe fnesi ian0 iu
AicnlEani geoa heass, isras osst stnsht
tara. acfcs 81 orrharc. efrrs O. IA nfei asat
NiA take toe - SisN Ia eats "a ftiiatr l'Fal'
erili bargain. unly Q lef acre. lhcAf ai q
I,Ok sAIh-Aou ean rtt . nlce. nep a.fonin
heuse. With closets i4rEe Jet. An allies OA
NoodisNn-AFe. fof sis0a
kNh SAAh-SllA Wii bay 3 --roem house.
sewing room and closets. Yers coARenient G.
nicc let. On SCrihnef-si.
kN0R SALE-A new Groom house. paufrx Ana
ciostfs. on Va l-st- Only Silo0.
nor SALE-NeW modern house Oh corner
0oitate-. ssJ9s Vill rAcAsnge for cheaper
property or sacAnt iDrs
TO LACHANSE-for house and lot on West
side. al er0om isg use On IcuteT-sl-. lal
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Mskrs finest psstrv, bread cr s'srfIt
Tie best is cheapest sd nl9st saes-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

~DunH get 80 hot Tou 81 Res hhelei
vou. bus tben you sep. What did ks
nyT
lie sid tssked hike = oook."
"'Tsass 10 isel
But he sDociaed the book- q vas
NcA llset1~ erk san
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
BOARDING.

A HANDSOMELY furnished front room and
n dressing room with board. No. III Ran
som-st. SSs
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Ualssa Press asports. ProRPs .aa Earir
DsiIssrs. All ths Loeai ss~s. ana the
claaasst ana Most PiAiai, Prsntss Paesr
Fgbushsa ia QraHd HAe(as.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
CROZIER h CUTLERs
REAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
E.B. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
l3 Canal street. Telephone e48.
CROZIER 4 CUTLER's


YIr2NTFn-A residence f.fs fnust have af
w ieast a p fronfsre arc located hefwesn
Cresre nt-sre so thsrrr-sf wll pas ofs
fhfrf r1sb srf hssa1ef if-faEf cIfr Pre- refff.
CYozier Cutters fesi estate department..
LoR REvT-Two storessn South Ils slou-st
A. rFnf rfsso1shif
Tor RFVT-Mossrn houss. sor. 81 Wealthy
ed ps1saVe.
FOR RBNT-Four tenement. e. West Bridge
a.
I~rr RTwT-F1serfi 1oesffrr fnr a hsrF
wsrs efsrs saa 1reef rnsrs - 49, rraE =
fsr-as esrT fof trsf re1r. Gefi on Cr8xisT a
Cuflsrs rssl estate espsrt Eneai ief parties As
Gz~E - aET Epfsnzls eorassis iss On Esrth
EDtD Aafsrffts 81
2ffOs1 nss teuss. rsruss. sests fzrf -
= i'NJ elfT - ss'e ~ essV rsvnefts.
@Csn.a wfn hFYs hest nsw Ernern hrsss ~
%at't 0ss 81 49, -oatf 8rnne EsFisf Etse-
frf- K'r Iasf - rsr .ftef kI'a feWr
h.las4r wsNttT rarNetts
aFrsEF40N LoTs sa1 se-s r~e-.-fr fsr
n ssis rNssp firfs 81 rtss. 2 49, ssfffieu
SEfe ff6 ~ msrtsfr rzvr.snfs cas sEs
- 81 fe gcz 81 sssgf Asskesaa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
PERCY SNYDER
2s Canal-st.
Telephon,
A. r. ANTISD Ell,
REAL ESTATE &LokN oFFicE.

REAL ESTATE LOAN OFFICE.
Rooms. Nos. q aud 81 New Housensan Block.
Telephone. No. 50.
LARGE TRACTS % pine and HARDWOOD lands
- al reasonable prices and terms
GOOD DWELLINGS. city lots business
v blocks aud desirable mauUfscturinE sites
for sale.
CTOCKs of al kinds bought aud sold. Money
- loaned al reasonable rates upon rcSl estate
security.
DESIRABLE dwellings Tor rent IN good loos-
~ tlons throughout the city.
---------------- ------- --- -
I WILL SILL you one % those beautiful tets
Il on my Efth-sYe. addition ior SsJl 80 g.
SSu, on easy terms also slIfy- mine choice lots
on MCPHERSON addition. numbers nftt and
second. same price. terms one-Qua cash
balance op time al : per cent Beautifully ie-
Gated call and see ne in new once 80 u hOrtt
Front-st.
c-OOo-One hne brick block. comprising
SiOb store. basement. and slerant room
On second floor, bot water heat. a. only t79a
Call 81 my real estate once. no. "a \. Fronts
HOUSES in sIl parts Of city from $50 tot7oJ1
II No. u North ffontst.
CTEAM and water heating ana piuHblnf by
: Grsno Rapids steam neaunE and P.smb-
ing Co, i North Frontst-
II. p. SNYDER,
Rooms soto "a wonderly Block,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Nsbobg Nsbos'' Nssobg Nsbob-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Tol;.arstudy and an essay; by Count
Leo Tolstol and the peasant, Timothy
BOndareti. For sale by Eaton, Lyon q
Co. Price, % cents.-Perhaps no writer
of modern times has been more Sc
verely criticised than Count Leo Toll
stoi, whose "Kreutzer Sonata" set the
literary world on fire. in the book un-
der consideration TOlstoi is assisted, or
rather supplemented, by BOndareff, the
peasant, Boudareif the inspirer, 10 a
certain degree, Of Tolsto's social theo-
ries. The hook is severe study OF a
great problem and Is worthy OF close
attention.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

EAtt AAEt htNiI FrEeraf wsref 1s47i
- af -nHfa Dirlsirr-sf. store a0es Al 8
Farm flre ~ laW rafess eveert Feekars arf
rarefui arTers Fit1 .srss Vans sfrf rroTsaf
IS - feiepha1laz y g. ~ sarlFx tssfs sr -
after hoHrS "a l-fi
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

Eok sALE-New aroom house on Parls-sye..
near Thomas -. east frout. 100 feet frem
CABLE furnace. m&nfcl. BATH room. lusdr
ciosrt, marble iaNatory. ear nnish. cisirrn and
ely wafer. sewer. ward graded and soaded.
concrete ~AlHSi price, $40. OF sla per montt.
solid si0le house. cor Lawn Court and Ter
rncc-RFc.. toh OF So per month. ID room
house, Terrace ave. siuo. or sSo per month.
{. W. TUFTS. Lel3ard bl0cA. Pearls. entrance.
pAkIlES having property 20 sell viii do well
% list n With me. j am having calls Tor
good building lots, and houses and lots. Mii-
Ham il. Gilbert. room Nlddlcomb building.
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LITERARY PABULUM.

"a Sisters Love-" by w. Helmburg,
is translated 10y Margaret p. Waterman,
with photogravure illustrations. This
story IS one of the most int r ssting yet
written by this fayorte author, and
fastens the readers attention from be-
ginning 10 end. WOIthington & Co.
For sale by Eaton, Lyon q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24

cash SPECTATORS and others who have
< cash. IL you wild call we VIII show you IL
good lots within Il minutes 81 city bal; street
ears near inside property; city sat la street.
etc. 10 Z o.. but the cash must matcriaiize
inmedi iately; rare bargain. Iutte Bros.
over Arcade SA
LUR sALE-A 2-st0rg brick store. central To-
cation. main street. Ia the thriving village
OF Hartford. Mich. Address Titus A 1uttie.
attorneys Hartford. Mich. 81
LoR sALE-Four lots l0xls0. on Third ST.
between fremontsf- and lane-aNe. fltz-
Gerald & Rrankford. No. q New housemxn
building. go
E0R SALE-My new home. No. AZ Terrace
Il ave-. just south OF Wealthy. one of the
prettieSi sites and best neighboThoods in the
city; all modern Improvements and ten room s.
/ have cut down the price four hundred a nl-
lars and offer il for sale for $3.50. {. r.
buchanan. Ledyard block. rooms and ). D-tf
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REsL ESTATE CRY.

r sl619 VIII boy three lots on henry-sl., how
much Will oAe lot cost. Answer, So Ca
easy rss Il yQu call ca l.. :. frotln, LokStt
Mica.
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WANTED Esarters hT tav az vesk. ger
~ tlemea o. ladies' in Ereafe fs~ilT.
FIease cas-. Ca ga nsee. stc. q y. Cotezs-
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v 49, -s:s 4. i..s.: !, q. - 5 s: = : < 5:
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\TANTED-Situation by registered pharma-
w cist with " years experience. Number
one references. Address Lock Box c.
blanchard. Mich. SSS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-24
FoR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RBST-HOUsEs.
E0N RFNr-A p0u.e 81 SIX rooms. hard and
soft water. Inquire at "a Bowcry-st. 80
E0h RENT Of nice double house oa
east side 81 ffospeCt-Sf. south O. Cherry
ona minute iron street cars. has sii the mod
era c0nveuiences. Apply 20 - Cherry-st so
To kENT-Three houses near LTon-streef
Cable. Inquire 53 North l0iiegeave. 50
Eos RENT Lower fo8r of house on nort1-
weu corufr Coitsve- and iroWhri3Ee-st
VII rent fae7p CALI en Ne1ry Eie1iE. l4S
tana.-st. or "a lsivin ngston-st 81
EOR BENT-Nfce new house. also . modern
bou-cs e. = snd severai vacsDt loGs
Property ln soutn and East part of the city.
Las ofes Nctl 4 NoGiN. s. A - Housef1aa
BIk Paane 60. 81
E'OR RkNI-iower part 81 house furnished
oT gnfafn shed NJ lern Improvement f.
Iuauire as oace 81 s4aWmatave Rs
EoR RENT- Hoase So f1s Harois7sf Ihis
is fsrze toGse wIfh mnfnra rnnfe7. ifnces
wiN rr-f O. hnrIrs fgarc HrfN srri1V
fre1 a HaYrarf ICONS sad 2. New Hsass-
nan oai sInE