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Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-13

BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS FOR SALE BY INNES & MAN
ID GRUM.
EOR SALE-2O, 40 OR 60 FEET ON SPRING
Il St, near Third, with cheap buildings pay
ing some income
NOR sALE-4Ox165 FEET ON SPRING ST.,
Il near Second, with good building all over
the lot, and paying good income; price $75,ooo.
TOR sALE-THE HANDsoMEsT BUSINESS
Il block in Los Angeles, and paying tie best
income; price 100000
IioR sALE-BEAUTIFUL 4-sTORY BUILD
| II ing on Spring St. paying princely In
| come; price $4,000.
NOR sALE-BEsT CORNER ON BROAD
Il way; veHy cheap.
Most of the above property is covered with
handsome buildings ana paying good income.
nc ROOM RESIDENCE WITH NEARLY TWO
IO acres of ground, finest shrubbery in the
city, near the corner of Adams and Figue roa
streets. This can be bought ut the grea test
sacrifice in the city. Give us an offer We
must have money.
EIGUERoA STREET, BROOM REsIDEN CE,
II large corner lot, very cheap at 500 90.
THE FINEST LOT IN THE VALLEY, 90
L feet front, S. w. corner Adams and Hoover
street.
WE CAN SELL YOU THE CHEAPEST AND
on Mob Hill; near Westlake park, two miles
from business center, for from $500 to 5000
each.
TOR SALE-BEYOND ALL QUESTION THE
Il loveliest home in Los Angeles; elegant To-
room residence; 4 acres fine fruit IA miles
from business center, on the cable system.
JNoR SALE ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT
Il homes on Adams ST.; house of 10 rooms and
a lot 75x175 feet, double clean corner, one
block from electric cars: price, $4,000.
NOR sALE-1o- ROOM HOUSE AND COR
i ner lot on Pearl st lot 124x175 feet; very
| cheap at $l2,500
DOR sALE-12-RooM RESIDENCE, COM
Il plete in every particular, Olive St, near
! Twelfth, for $4,000; g bargain.
NOR sALE-NIcE s-RooM RESIDENCE,
Il near Westlake Park, on a beautiful hill;
good barn, and genuine bargain at 5000.
TToR sALE-5o ACRES, ALL IN wALNUTs,
| II near Rivera; the best walnut orchard in
the state. Price, $4,000
NOR sALE-WE HAVE THE FINEST
| Il ranch in Los Angeles county: 3100 acres;
| two miles south of Los Angeles city, with three
Water rights; there is nothing finer on EARTH
you will call on us we think we can convince
you it is worth 100000. See this.
THE PRETTIEST AND MOST PROFITABLE
Il ten acres in Los Angeles county. About
one mile from city limits south All improved.
Income $500, price $4,000.
< ACRES IMPROVED AT COMPTON. PRICE
Osl650.
% ACRES NEAR RIVERSIDE, WITH PLEN-
Duty of waters for $75 per acre.
Our list contains some 5000 pieces, and we
can supply customers with anything they want
at a bargain
INNES & MANGRUM,
$50 8. Broadway.
ADJUSTMENTS.
" M C. A. AUDITORIUM, LUDLAM
i School of Oratory and Arts.
FACULTY RECITAL,
Assisted by the Loreli Quartette, Wednesday
evening" October 18th.
Tickets, so cents,
For sale at Bartlett's Music House or at the
school in Y. NJ g. A. building.
ESTRAY.
TSTRAY-CAME TO MY PLACE, 2 BAY
II FLIES, about years old; one branded on
left hip; owner can have same by paying
charges. JOHN T. JOUGHIN, Hyde Park.
10-4 lot
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-13

FOR sALE-Oountry Property.

NOR SALE-FORCED TO PAY DEBTS
II Choice alfalfa, corn, grain and fruit land;
running water fenced; cultivated; VIII pro,
miles from Los Angeles q mile from railroad
depot price down. uOWAN, Admr. BAXTER,
attorney, IT'S N. Spring ST., Room 8.
Ola cod I'm
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-13

EOR sALE-17 ACRES, IMPROVED, WITH
Il house and fruit, on Compton ave,
near Vernon ave, will exchange for in
side property ..-............ CO.. $3.50. $780, GOO
16 2-3 acres in Alhambra a fine orange
kION0.... 1O3OOV
100 acres at the crossing of Vermont
wells. .......'.... .'... .. $4,000
% Set "f in fruit ei good story house 5000
Groom house and lot 190x210 with
fruit and ornamental trees, in Pasa-
dena in front of Olive-wood Station,
property in city wa. ..4...a,.... 5000
MORRISON & CHANSLOR,
S-26 cod If 139 s. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-13

DOR sALE-I2-ROoM RESIDENCE, COM
Il plete in every particular, Olive ST., near
Twelfth, for $4,000; q bargain
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-13

UTANTED-A BOY TO FEED A GORDON
w press. Apply at ZUD CALlFOKNlAN'
2Q5 New High street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-13

NOR sALE-NICE S-ROOM RESIDENCE,
II near Westlake Park. on a beautiful hill;
good barn, and genuine bargain at 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-13
VgANTED-NTTUAT Hons,

NOYOU WANTA * EEPER, A CLERK
ID for Office, or some one to look after your
affairs? If So address Bookkeeper, box 60,
This office. 1917 st tues-thur-sun
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-21
AN AMERICAN MONARCH.
Dick Bassett, Autocrat Of an Island In
Traverse Bay.

Dick Bassett, Autocrat Of sn Island in
Traverse Bay.
MusKEaoN, Mich, Jan. 2O.-Dick Bassett,
the hermit of Traverse Bay. was in the city
to-day, and tells of his life on his island
and what it means to him to be a hermit.
He says the island is not listed on any map,
and when he applied to the government n
year ago to purchase it the authorities
wrote him that there was no such land in
the United States and they could not sell
it to him. The island, which comprises
about two acres of land, is in a high state
of cultivation, being especially valuable for
its fruit. Bassett has lived on the island
twelve years, and during that time he has
not paid n cent of taxes to anybody, and
never voted, although he has offered his
refused. As far as the law is concerned he
has no legal residence, and does
not exist. The county authorities have re-
fused to recognize him in anything, claim
ing that he was not a resident of the United
States. Bassett is an educated man and Of
splendid. physique, and says he means to
I've on the island even If it does not legally
exist. The island il about a mile of land,
and when he applied to the county officers
for q warrant for marauders some time ago
he says they refused to grant 1t because the
crime could not be located and there was no
person to bring the charge hat could be de-
scribed sufficiently for legal purposes.
Bassett has none and lives on the island
more from choice Than necessity. and said
to-day that he considered himself the king
of the smallest country in the world. and
had to bow to no power nor recognize any
authority. He has, however, lost his resi-
dence az q citizen of the United States.
The many queer features of the case are
furnishing the legal minds with plenty Of
food for thought.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-21
Epidemic OF Diphtheria.

BLooMiSoToN, ILL.,, Jan. ga %diphtheria
panic has broken ont at Twin Grove, this
county. four miles west of Bloomington.
There are forty-fve pupils, mostly young
children. in Miss Henry's school. in that
district. To-day one Of the pupils was
taken suddenly and violently i'll. and was
found 70 be suffering from malignant diph-
liberia. The school has been dismissed,
and there is much fear that the disease has
disseminated among tho children in the dis
frict.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-21

SUMNER, ILL.,, Jsn. D.-Miss Minnie Hick-
son, Of this city, met with a strangs and
queer accident last night at the Sumner
creamery. On returning from church she
went into . room which she was not ac-
quainted with and stepped into the milk
pit, containing about 800 gallons of milk.
Hsy screams were soon heard, and after 8
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-21
few minutes sus was taken out I'M critics
condition.
rAs Ker1l rsriehsA.

Tho facilities Of ths pressns dry for ahs
production Of everything that Will condacs
mankind nc almost unlinitsd and when
Syrup Of Figs Was 6rst produced tho world
was enriched With the only perfect laxative
known, m u ID the only remedy which ID
truly pleasing and refreshing 70 tbs tastG
and prompt aud eASctssI 10 clss..1e thu
system gently in the springtimc, or - fact,
81 any time, and tho better u u knswn the
9ose popular II beoomi q.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
Sealed Proposals.
Orricx or TIN BoARD 90 PunIAc VIC

OYTicE or TIN BOARD 90 PUHAc WORKS.
6ks>D RAfIns. Mich. March y. lssl.
Sealed propos 5 viii be received al the ONES
OF the Board until saturday. April I. 1871. IL
2:so y. m, for furnishing 4doo tens of one Of
and ns tss Coke cas eoai % fairSoni. a mon West ra LA.
den Coke Cas- cosl of Clements. West Va
Hutchinson Coal and Coke Cos coal. from
csiesro ga Gas T Coal Cos coal m,ne No. i. New
York aud Cleveland 1as Coal Cos Goa. OAK
Hin mine. or DuQuesne mipes Laurel Hih
Mines, Allegheny County. Pa. shawnee Mine.
Perry County. o.; or brazil Block Coal CO y
coal. lower vein; straight block from the
Gartsherrie nt1e.
The above coal. except the Brazil Block.
must be screened over n one and one-half inch
screen. coal shipped during the months OF De
cember. January. February ana March. 10 tie
shipped In box ears contractor Is 70 com
mence delivering The coal on or before the 9gh
OF April, ana continue until the same is all
delivered but az 10 time during the nlling OF
The above conuAi shall there be less fhan
500 tons nor more titan 1900 tons OF coal stored
in the coal SHE'D. The capacity Of the shed IL
1000 tons. BIDS viii be received for the coal ..
o. b. cass Ia this city and also Tor the eoai De
lyered in the coal shed st the pumping works.
If the coal isfdeiivered in the coal shed. then
Ii shall be subject 10 weights on the Board Of
Public Works scales. aud TO be piled IN The
chsrsc Contractor Is TO DO all trimming back
and furnish all help 10 store the coal
Ihs mining eompa,yp a, pni snlppwe W ls sos ,h nus
car numbers date OF shipments and name Of
the mine shipped from. on ali Goa furnished.
Tie Beard reserves the right 10 reject anv
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
a certified check in the sum of $780, payable TO
the order az James y Davis. president. 10 lie
forfeited 10 the city of Grand Rapids Ia case
he shall fail TO enter into contract In accord
ance with his proposal. should has ssir pro
po.al be accepted by the Board Of Public
MOTHS.
All proposals must Ne made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application al the
ONCE of the Board.
By order of the Board.
JAMES \. DAVIS. President.
Fsnn a. iw.rtyy. Clerk. ayri
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
RCOus s AND TONER 6lOCk

RCOAs AND TONER elock.
DEGOLIA .Proprletcrs
EoR sALE-or ExehsRge-yseaat lots on
stewart Whites acd-. a. PSsment on .
house. worth sbeat sistS. Inside I'd limits ia
south pAft "a clis-
LoR sALE--5 vacant lets on Plaiaheld ave..
just inside 81 ela limits the 1Rest bailaias
spots IL the city
To EXCHANGE Fer farm. = good s-room
house and barn Ia = q d part Of The citss
large ii aud vel soeAtea' ~eeid PAY soias
difference.
VN0 EXCHANGES acres lana in Barry coun-
ty. a N lrs from city. 70 acres Improved,
good euilaing frutt. vel sAterea ana splendid
soll. price t-sAl
TO ENCHAN6E-For good rsntiag city prop
erty. ~ aces nne house, barn and ou.-
buil1lngs. 70 acres Improved. balance oak
bseeh aud hickory timber. COED fences 4se
peseh. 10 apple; pears. piGms and small Hait
EoR SAILS room house on Terrace ave.
= modern hnish snd haAdy 10 street ear ser
vice. bargain Tor any one wishing South hnd
property. Price s1so.
WANTED-To sell general store In fast
growing portion ei city; stock ana nx-
lures in hFst-ciass condition; invoice about
800; other business Is reason for selling have
established trade.
WE-Haye some nae nursery stock. fruit.
w shade aud ornamental trees tor safe At
one-half regular prices. IL you are thinking Of
buying come u and see US We can suiG you
on quality anu price.
nor sALE-fwo 6Toom houses on North
Lafayette ST. near Bridge; will sch both
or one cheap II sold within the next ~ days.
EUk sALE-sGoom house or Nunson-st., 50
l. foot front. Uood cellar well and elstern !;
graded street; water and gas; price slstV, easy
terms.
EOk SALE-s-room house on Third 81. stone
foundations, good well and cisterni will
sell on contract. slOo down. balance monthy
payments.
EoR EACHlN6E-2l acres two miles from
- SaugafuFk. Ion peach hearing
| standard near frees s0 cherry q snpis =,
piufns. 800 coosocrries3 acres Of straMberrieS
| good house and barn. Price S2oU.
MONEY To LOAN on real and personal prop
4u erty in sums TO suit. Roomss and9 Tower
| block.
DrG0LIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02

pROBATF oRDER-stats of Michigan coBn-
~ ~ Kent. "a. Al n session cf the Probate
Court for said county 81 Kent. he'd ~ the Pro
bate ofrct. IN the city Of Grand Rapids, on the
i7th dsy 81 March. IN the year one thousand
eight hundred sue ninefy-one
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins Judge ~ Probate
a the nxsfer Of the estsfe Of
HUN0RA MERRITT. decessed.
rfchasl ftfxgersid. sfrniaisfrsfor OF ssfe
estate. having rendered 10 this court bis tnh
administration ecco0nt-
II is ordered thst Fr4tsy. the iefA esv ~
Ip1i ief - 10 e'clocs N the forenoon,
~ ssfd frss-fe orrre he appointed fer the
exArninefiar ard allowance Of sstd scceanf.
And ID Il fursbsr ordered. That corf If ffsls
order ~ rnAitshed three sure-<ssv va veess pre-
viaus n said dsV - hrerinR. IN the TVS
rrss-urstra daily re-sp&per printed tna
efrf H4zffrz ssfe county ~ Kent.
CTRiS p PERKINS. ssags 81 Prossse
"A frB& corys
kpotYp p Y. ..s~. ReTf-s.. thur % 9
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Proposals for Supplies.

nHADQUAsFxKs MloH8e.S safDIgks' hoNk
ekASD kArsEs, Aieh-, March 2, lssl.
SEAIkD FkGFo> AIS vii be receives ~ the
efaee OF the Michigan Soldiers Home. 0rsAa
kaplas. Aich., until Aprsi I. l,S. AZ neen, ~
ths Beard oi Naa~serr 81 ihs Nichsg@a Sole
NJ said hene OF ths following articles lie sup
ply said halAe. Ear the perlee ST slA months
Ana alter April IS. lssl;
SUBSISTENCE sefPslEs-
sac peanas Of feaE, strletls straight ro.lor.
IN f0o p0unc sacks, .uste pounds. more OF fcS>.
10 be delivered each month.
29o4 poDEcs fresh Beei. 10 be steers OF not
lsss la , ss hssass PEI s,as ~ 49,. pss ,snss
Of mutton. dressed. a. tslis~ and trimmings
10 be renewed. necks eat close the lore ieks 10
ee cat en a. the Knee joints and ths hind legs
al the hksks no carcass thai is poor OF 81 bad
color ~1ii he acceitedi 4a8 pounas 81 iresh
pork lelDs, oshA POUNDS Of veal. dressed; ese
teen ssrreis u T sail pers. sissr' 10 pounds ef
green meat 70 the barrel; DS pounds of beef
liver; lvue poanas Of ham. sugar cured and thor
more than ~ pc unas: 1Doe pounds Of shoulders
choice. fresh, sugar cured. must he thoroughly
smoked clean and good al color. ne she0laer
pounds, jeoV pounds II Chicago lard In cans;
40e pounds Of breakfast bacon. clear siaes un-
csnsassre- Fresh meets are 10 be delivered
three times week OF ofteDer ~ required sail
meats. al times and in quantities - ordered
eLosAIss-
% oozen otis-checked shrts, ell 10 be extra
large with collar attached neck from IL 10 ~
inches 9o odoxen each undershlrts and drawers,
best random mixed net 10 cost 10 exceed Sc
per dozen sizes: shirts. se 20 a.. drawers. - 10
4ii ltocoxen cotton socks size l9ss anc II. % be
equal 10 style 1rl of Nelson knittlng Co. 5.
Rockford. Illinois; go pairs skey blue army
trousers; go tlouses. dark blue indigo az
wool. unlned. outside and inside pockets.
with NJ. :. IL. gilt buttons, 800 vests. same
goods rs bloases. Q bUftonsi soi pairs of brogans
with buckle. cost not 10 sxceea 8 Is 50 doxeA
bandana handkerehleis. ene-hAlf each red and
blue ~ dozen carpet ippers.
Samples OF all clothing will be required.
All goods 10 be- delivered al the home free a
charge for crayage. Packages. etc. and ca
press charges on samples must be prepaid 10
the home
sufficient bond viii be required from the
successful bidders.
Payments. rs rule. will be made monthly.
Tue bosrd reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids.
BIDS can be made on aHy single article.
Envelopes must be endorsed -Sea.ed Propos-
ais for supplies sad addressed 10 the con-
mandsnt Michigan Soldiers Home. Grand
Rapids. Mich
by order OF the Board OF Managers.
Apr. :. Is. X PItkcs. tommandant-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
CHICAGO, April 1.
LOCAL MARKETS.

GEsrx-vhest. white. &C; red s-c; corn -;
eats SIC: rye. sc barley. sl.0oai - = hundred
FtoVR sSD FExD-Lily White. SEA; Patent.
fs.iO . hundred; corn meal s2s = ton; feed.
50 % $40 ton; miedlings. S2lc0; bran.
500
NsArs-Posk. tdScs beef. 5a6lf; veal ga
fszc. mutton. csc lamb 79se chickens. t211eg
lac; turkeys. i2s1c; ducks. l6.ai2c; geese. loo
lie.
PROpCcK-Bgtter. dairy. DC; creamery. &c
eggs. l4c. potatoes eetslO = hu; apples.
sitosss so = bu; besfs, .DassSe v bu; onions.
tLletl..D ? bu: beans. hand picked. sI.75e12.t 10
y hu honey. leo iIc; maple sugar. 100 @H1sc;
maple syrup. secession y gal.
hrpEs tvO TALIow t'reen. 405c; part
enred. si1etSc; cured hides. &c; caif skins,
green. 5tsec: calf skins. cured. 5et1c tallow.
etc. psits. fs)Hesi 81: dekin skins. lS62Sc.
WoDD--ifinch. dry, si154s2E = cord 2-foot,
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
Sealed Proposals.
ov,1cs Bo.Ep or PUrIIc woRKs

oTf1cs BOARp on PUsLIc NoRks
GasNp RsrDs. Mich. March. 20. 1881.
Sealed proposals " = be received NJ the once
Of :he board until Saturday. April Z. 1921. AT
2:3o i. IA. fr tn laying of water main in
Grand avenue. iron East Fulton street 90
Mechan street. according 10 the plans and
spccifcatio ons on fie M the once Of the Beard.
The Beard reserves the right 20 reject any
or MI bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his pr posal
IN sum OF sia. "a he forfeited G. The ctfy OF
drand Rapids in Ca Q he shall fail 10 enter into
contract, IN accordance with his proposal.
should hs said proposal be accepted by the
Board q Public WORKS.
All proposals rissf he made upon blanks
that will be fgriisntd upon Application al the
office OF the Boafd
BY order OF the Board
JAMES y. DAVIS. President.
TAftcsfl
FRsD A. lwsrLEy. Clerk. apr
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
ELECTRICITY IS LIFE f!

The Electric Appliance Company are intro
ducing In this city large line OF Electric
Belts. Shoulder Pads. Head Belts. lnsoles.
Abdominal Supporters Lung Shields. Knee
Pads. etc. Appliances 10 o. every part OF the
body and relieve pain.
These appliances are especially for the
cure of Rheumatism, Nervous ProstratiSn,
Kidney Complaints. Constipation. Cold Feet
Paralysis. Neuraigia. and promote circulation.
They strengthen ard inygorste the system
and give new leass of he
The Iublic is cordially invited to call and
examine garments.
Room SO Qoldl Houseman Building. Take
elevator. Correspondence solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
TO BUILDERS.

seaIess pfof,osais vii be received until April
IS - noon. Cor the erection a the following
buildings. on the Kent county fair grounds
Art and fnaBufsrturers' ban. pornolug esi naii.
agricultural hal. csrrfte nail. pouifry hail.
horse exhibition ttiildlngs. Eve eaflilatinn
buildings for cattle. sheep and swine. accord
lag 10 plans and SPECIFICATIONS nov on fls IN
the <ecrttarys orbce. room 4, Porter hioet
Grand hapias. Mich. buildings 10 be compiss-
ed by August 4. ltsi.
In order 70 secure competition ve are will
ing 20 s-ate iibersi sfvsnces 20 relissss 'suild-
ers o. sssist n purchasing msfergsl. Terms
wiIl ne msfs tnorn By the seetetary tepef-
are bids wtls be reqnirea for each building
In. Beard Of Dir tors reserve The right 20
reject arg and al lias.
JAMES cox. Secretary.
march e. 1901. ar Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
". II. W/N4NS,
ROOMS s4 T0wEg BLOCK
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
MD
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
MONEY TO LOAN.

open EssainSs 'Phone 81
HELP MANTED-es general girls and cocks
AZ 10 al nrst-elGss places nidaie-Age
woman 10 ASSIST vita work diniAE room
girls vest MAKER; FIRST al around IailoFessi :
BOY about - 10 work Oh iaTms man Hltb lean
l0r iarm 40 h cabinet makers. a1d 4
lower block-
L'UR sALE-issxI2s: good leroom house. cor
fenfh and Turner. $500; room nof three
s551o werfh OF valuable property in center Of
city tnis iof so per month
sl20 new 7-r0Om house. corner Second ave.
and CenIer-st.. north eads great bargan.
New modern lv-room house. $40 last Bridge
ST. 500.
$50 for Broom new house. So East Bridge
81; viii trade Tor cheaper place
sls00. 10 room hoase on Cot ave.
800. niee house, cor. lot on Center 81.
$3.50 good s-room house on fenta-aye-
sloo0 sroom house. nclsir ST
slIoo, easy payments. 7-room house. sersbner-
ST.; bareail
soo. nice new houss, sss Terraee-ave.
sss1. large lot. 7-room house. ;. Ionia-st-
go. new house. large lof. Ienth-sse-
s-sp. iair house. large lot, tresceltAsU
200. new I-ro0m house. CassN-
- Henry ST.. modern house. 500.
$500 for l. room modern house. sewer and
bath, Second ave. nice location.
"a acre farm. In uratt@r township. at . bar
gain; fine buildings and f.ulti $1,000.
Isl acres finest iarfn In Aipinc township ele-
CANT buildings: exchange Tor cheaper farm OF
city property 500.
81 acres. 4t9 miles out on Bufterw orth ave-.
S2500; exchange for city property.
$40. 40 acres. acres fruit. - miles from
railroad.
ssOa, II acres. Alpine. house and orchard.
s20fJ for 40 acres good farming land. fsii
buildings III Plainneid township.
Lot 4exll2 on :. LAFAYETTE 81 sil5o.
Lot 5lNlSo On James 81. SO O..
Lot 6. .Ni3l on Laneay sittG.
Lot 6txsD on Stockingst.. $500.
Lot 5Ox lS3 on James ST.. ESQ.
Lot sixl25 OF I0ni t-st.. sll0n
Lots from 500 10 $40 on Howard ST.. Shet
tiers add.
Nice cor. lot on Fifth-ave.. 500.
Sav0 TO LOAN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
WANTRD-AGENTS.

WANTED - County and State agents to
w handle new patent horse tail tiers. nickel
plated; ties up horse tail instantly very
stylish bonanza for agents; samples and terms
sent for 25c. silver or stamps Ohio Manufac-
turing Co.. Jefferson block. Dayton. U. l0S
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02

CITY 7rensurer's Once
Grand Rspids fieh., Nsrch ~ 1871
Notice fs hereby gwen thst the assessment
ROT for the eper ne and Widening Of Charles
street. frvr3 " esitty avenue 20 LoTsn street.
IN the city Of Grand Espids. 70 nov in my
for tho pertce Of fefHts ssys from fbfs dsfe
sf the once Of the City Treasurer City Haa
GEORGE y FERRY.
apr Is cifs TYensuPsr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-02
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


Grand napics. MIRA Nsret p. Issl.
forice - her~ty given that the assessment
rot for the ernSfrurtiDn ~ . sever ir STcsr
rrore street. from jefferson evenus 20 eeufh
Dsvlsios street. it the cf.y ~ ssrsre Fnples II
ne~ n wT hsBes src THAT vifl rerefre paw
rrrrf fh@r~eu fos the psr1or ~ swrrev 1sv~
from this este. ~ tie offce of the C3fy 1-es.-
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