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The times., 1891-12-11

1. D. q. II.
Owosso lodge L. o. O. K. elected the fol.
lowing officers Friday evening:
Noble Grand-H. A. Middaugh.
Vice Grand-W. M. Giles.
Recording Secretary-O. Wells.
Financial Secretary-W. 4. Mckenzie.
Treasurer-A. K. Hartshorn.
MISSIONARY UNION.
The ladies of the Congregational church
organized Missionary Union Saturday
with the following officers:
PresIdent-Mrs. j. X. Reitzel.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. 4. o. Dewey
Secretary-Mrs. j. Thompson.
Treasurer-Mrs. A. West.
owosso LIGHT INFANTRY.
Co. G. Sd regiment NJ. S. T. elected the
following officers Tuesday evening:
Captain-P. M. Roth.
1st Lieutenant-F. III. Gould.
I'd Lieutenant-M. Il. Osburn.
DirectOrs-L. ]. Stewart, A. s. Bliss, +.
4. Walton, j. M. Henderson, Alex. Tawse
REBEKAH DEGREE.
Star of Hope Lodge elected the following
officers Tuesday evening:
Noble Grand-Miss Lucy Bennett.
Vice Grand-Mrs. A. Deckert.
occretary-MrS. Oaran Ouell.
Financial Secretary-T. M. Wiley.
Treasurer-Mrs. Ida Bentley.
The lodge Is prosper ing with 40 men,
bers.
II. AND A. M.
Officers elected by OwossO Lodge No. 81,
+. and A. NJ, Wednesday evening, Dec. 8:
w. MA. M. Hume.
s. WI. s. Lewis.
j. wa. j. RObb.
Treas.-A. ID. Whipple.
Sec'y-E. p. Gilbert
s. D.-James Loeb.
j. D.-G. Nutsen.
Tyler-JOhn Mcbride.
II. N. =. A.
A local branch of the Retail Merchants
Protective Association was organized at the
Merell House Wednesday evening, with 90
members and the following officers:
President-C. G. Rowell.
Vice President-Ira G.. Curry.
Secretary-Marion Mason.
Treasurer-W. A. Richardson.
Executive Board-Fred Storrer, +. Il.
Richardson, j. w. Roberts, X. Pond, AL
hert Todd III X White
The times., 1891-12-11
The Slate root is being put on the congre.

The slate roof is being put on the Congre
gational church.
Herbert Lyon is erecting house on his
lot on Water street
ID. A. Barnum is preparing to build a
house on Water street.
Married, Mr.. Geo. w. Hale j.. and Miss
Sarah T.. Agnew by Rev. w. w. Will al
the residence of the brides parents In Rush,
Dee. 0, 1891.
The teachers and students of Oakslde
School receive their friends next Friday
evening. Patrons and friends of this school
are cordially invited to attend this closing
event of the fall term.
There are several important changes in
the time table of the ID. d M. R'y this week.
Trains go east at 9:03 a. m; 1:20 and 6:05 p.
m; west at 1905 q. m; 2:17 and 7:17 p. IN.
The morning train east will make cOnnec-
tiOns at Durand with local trains both east
and west on the g. d q. Il. R'y. This
will make il very easy to reach Flint, Ban
croft, Perry. Morrice, and other towns
along the route.
Flint Globe: "GeOrge w. Oakes, formerly
well known in this city, first as clerk i'm
+. w. Judd's store, and later as one of the
clothing firm of Oakes & Willett, died at
Port Huron, Tuesday morning, aged As
years. He leaves wife, sister of Frank
and j. l.. Willett, but no children. His
home was originally at OwossO where some
of his friends still live. The remains will
be brought here for interment this morning.
Mr.. Oakes had many friends and acquaint-
ances In Flint who will be shocked at the
announcement of his DEATH"
At o'clock Saturday morning the pumps
at the coal mine had taken out the water so
that II was possible to make tour of in
spection to see what damage the explosion
had caused. Directly underneath the spot
where the dynamite exploded large
amount of slate had been shattered off the
roof of the mine covering the Iron man"
The depth of the mine is 80 feet, of which
20 is solid rock. The force of the explosion
can in a measure be judged by this fact.
But little other damage was done to the
mine. A large gang of masons, carpenters
and boiler makers are employed and the
work of rebuilding and repairing is going
along fast. The boiler and engine house Is
already finished. Mr.. Kincaid has been In
receipt daily of letters from customers all
over the country expressing sympathy at his
loss.
The times., 1891-12-11
HUNTS BUSINESS
POINTERS.

Smoking Tobacco, cloth sack 15c per
pound at Hunts.
pounds of Nice New Raisins for 25c
at Hunts.
Maple Syrup strictly pure by the
quart at Hunts.
York State Sweet Cider very nice at
Hunts.
Pie Peaches, large cans, well filed 10
cents at Hunts.
New herring, 25c. box at Hunts.
Pea nuts lOc. pound at HINTS.
Albion Flour at Hunts.
New Smoked Halibut at Hunts.
Breakfast food" something new,
quickly prepared and very nice, at
Hunts.
Pure, ground spices. You can always
get the best at Hunts.
Hunts Perfection Blend" Coffee is
the very finest combination coffee in the
city, and at the price, 30c., 1t cannot be
euualed in the state. Please get sample
and try this excellent coffee.
Eggs wanted, very highest price paid
at Hunts.
Best table butter can always be found
at Hunts.
Hunt pays more for good butter than
any man in town.
Fine cut tobacco a bang up good one
only 20c pound at Hunts.
Sardines SC can at Hunts.
Mustard Sardines l0c a can or for 25c
at Hunts.
'Joker" plug Tobacco 25c a plug at
Hunts.
A good fine cut tobacco for zoe at
Hunts.
Plug Tobacco good one for 2Oc at
Hunts.
Canned Cherries, black berries, buckle.
berries and strawberries, nice fruit, we'll
filed cans only 10c. can at Hunts.
Hunts small pig hams are fine eating;
they weigh from q to 8 lbs, just right
for small families.
Apples wanted at Hunts.
"Elsie" cheese at Hunts.
For the finest Cod Fish go to Hunts.
Extra Large Bloater Mackeral at
Hunts.
Pickling Vinegar best quality, at HIS.
For the incest Celery 90 to Hunts.
New Figs and Raisins at Hunts.
New Dried Apples at Hunts.
New Smoked Halibut at Hunts.
Nice dry pop corn at Hunts.
Rye meal aud fresh graham -four at
Hunts.
The times., 1891-12-11

Christmas gifts-what shall they be, is a
question uppermost in the minds of most
people at this season. One of the most
beautiful gift books we have seen was laid on
our table this week by johnson & Hender-
son, Owosso agents for the publications of
Dutton q Co. 1t was that most charming of
Longfellow's poems, 'The Day is Done" ="
handsomely bound in cloth and gilt, and
beautifully illustrated. Some OF the illus
trations are In soft tints which are simply
exquisite I'm coloring and design. The book
would make one of the most appropriate
gifts we know of. The firm carry large
line of these imported books, every one OF
which Is beauty. Call and inspect them.
wanted-A girl for general housework al
Geo. w. Loring's.
Buy your stationery, tablets, pens, pen
ellis, inks, mucilage, etc., at Grahame's T,
y. News Stand.
The times., 1891-12-11
Art Loan and Supper .

A collection of the best works OF art in
OwOssO. Local artists contribute of their
master pieces. Come and enjoy an evening
of delight. Oil paintings, water cOlors,
pastels I'm abundance. Valuable curi0s.
Relics venerable with age. The town and
country ransacked and the result brought
together in this exhibit in the lecture room
of the Baptist church by the Ladies Aid
Society on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings Dec. Is and 16. Chicken pie supper
will be served on Tuesday evening and an
oyster supper on Wednesday evening.
The times., 1891-12-11
Personal Mention.

j. T. Peters, of Alma, was in the city
Monday.
Rev. j. r. Rietzel was called to Chicago,
Tuesday.
Fl. w. Parker, of Ann Arbor, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Corey, of Ionia, is visiting at
NJ. ID. Coreys.
Editor Stone, of Laingsburg, was i'm the
city Wednesday.
j. w. Fitzgerald, of st. Johns, was in
the city Wednesday.
Rev. +. l.. Little delivered missionary
address at Oyid, Thursday.
Sam. Santhany has run as baggageman
on the I. Il A. A. Ry.
The annual banquet of the prohibition
club is to be held Jan. 1.
Hon. G. Y. Osburn is still sick at the resi-
dence of his brother, Fred Osburn.
f. p. Byerly' attended a meeting of the
state military board in Lansing, Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Brown, of Ionia county,
was i'm OwOsso on business the first of the
week.
II. MoOte, of the WILLIAMSON Enterprise,
visited friends in town the fore part of the
week.
Mrs. ID. w. Sharts returned to OwossO
from New York, Saturday, to remain during
the winter.
Miss Allie Smith returned Monday from a
visit of several weeks with friends at Will
| liamston.
j. ID. Estes, well-known newspaper man,
of st. Johns, called ut THE TIMES office
yesterday.
Mrs. John Goodwin broke her left arm
Monday by falling Oh a sidewalk on Null
berry street.
Hon. VIM. Fitzpatrick is i'm Detroit attend
ing a meeting of the State Building ano
Loan Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Robertson, of Ak
ron, Iowa, are visiting his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. Robertson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. N. Mcbride and ii. p
Dunbar left Monday evening for Philadel
phia to be gone week.
Mrs. Allie Jones returned to st. Johns
| Monday, after visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. f. Gardner.
Ross Knight has been elected director
of the Y. M. G. A. to fill the vacancy caused
by the removal of M. Miner from the city
Doctor Albert Stanard has ambitiously
removed to 1l9 West 34th ST., New YOrl
City, where his OwossO friends may fine
welcome.
Geo. M. Dewey, Jr., will probably resigr
his cadetship at the West Point Military
| in fax homo
A recurrence of his sicknes of last spring |!
| the cause.
The Executive Committee of the State
Sunday School Association did just the righ
thing i'm re-electing NJ. ii. Reynolds, of thi:
city, secretary for another year. lie is the
man for the place he fills.
The times., 1891-12-11

Our object in advertising is to make sales,
but we couldn't do it II we didn't have the
goods and prices. Our great ''quarter of
sale" OH all small investments, guitars,
banjos, etc., is fast depicting our extra large
stock. Nothing more beautiful or appro-
pirate for Christmas gift. Call early and
have choice of large new stock.
MICH. s. M. & ORGAN Co.
carry in stock large line of diamond
rings, drops and pins for holiday presents,
10 be sold as low as the lowest.
T. o. CHRISTIAN.
Try the "Havana Pets" the best Sc cigar
in the world. Sold only at Grahame's T.
o. News Stand.
You can buy at L. q. Christians. jeweler
for The month of December, dozen Rogers
triple ate steel knives or forks for $2.75
Plain silver thimbles, 25 cents each.
The times., 1891-12-11
YOUR SUMMER CLOTHES

Will not do for this weather. The ther-
mometer is daily reminding you that as yet
you have failed to provide yourself with that
long promised OVERCOAT.
We are ready to serve you and are prepared
to offer by far the largest and best selection
of Tailor Made Goods in Central Michigan,
and, at the same time save you from 10 to so
per cent. on your purchase. We are Offering
good Overcoat at So. At So, $3.50 and 81,
we give you extra value. At S., Sc, ST. and
49, an immense assortment. Our $40 line is
"the talk of the town." Our $12 coats are
"world beaters." Other dealers are asking
$15 for the same goods. Our $l5 coats we
guarantee cannot be duplicated in the city for
less than $1S
The times., 1891-12-11

Miss Tillotson will renew her class In
Delsart Physical Culture. Friday, Nov. Goth,
at o'clock, in the Y. M. G. A. gymnasium.
On the Tuesday following, (No. 24th) she
will start children's and beginners class.
For terms apply at her residence, 652 A dams
street.
The times., 1891-12-11
CLOAkS.

We twenty Ladies' Plush Jackets ranging in price from
to fit Toe the dollar Will buy It,
These garments great bargains -,
Our simply and not without cause
fur trimmed garments $O $l Sl FLA and $o
cannot be duplicated by any dealer in this vicinity
The times., 1891-12-11
CLOTHING.

We 100 Mems Suits and about 250 Boys and
wish to close out quick You
buy just what they worth Ask to see thm
OVERCOATS, but stock still
plee You anything this department. Kerseys,
eons Beavers Fe Cheviot Cassmeres and Worsted Every
Garment Trimmed equal custom work. and
guarantee them fit This applies well to our Mems and Boys
which have the largest stocks in the city, and
goods prices always lower than competitor
The times., 1891-12-11

Kid Gloves Ladies at ST. 2 ST. $2 and Black
Kid Gloves Men at 5Oc 75c ST. 125 L50 It's and ZOO
Haudkerchefs everybody Linen and Silk at all prices
Mems Muflers 25c $780, 5Oc 75c 81, 125 and so
Ties at 25c, soc, Toe and LOO.
Seal Plush Caps 81, 125 150, 2O0 225 and $50
Silk Umbrellas at all prices A very complete stock ,
"Obum Grand Carpet Sweeper best in the world various
styles of finish
FURS-Capes Collars Collars in all the popular
of the year. Prime goods and elegantly made.
and Toilet waters, Stamped Linens, Towels.
Table Linens and Napkins, Dressing Cases, Dapes.
Rests, Purses and Shopping Bags
Silks guaanteed at SO 98c ST. 90 81 30 $39 and
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members and the following officers:
President-C. G. Rowell.
Vice President-Ira G. Curry.
Secretary-Marion Mason.
Treasurer-W. A. Richardson.
Executive BOard-Fred StOrrer, +. T..
Richardson, j. w. Roberts, X. Pond, AL
bert Todd, II. X. White.
OwOssO SAVINGS BANK.
The annual meeting of the OwossO Savings
Bank was held Tuesday. The stockholders
voted to increase the capital stock to 8 100, 900
to meet the increasing business demands.
The directors elected were: ]. II. Calkins.
ID. nj. Estey, c. K. Rigley, 4. Salisbury,
w. A. Woodland, E. A. Gould, C. s. viii
liams. The directors subsequently elected
as officers:
President-D. M. Estey.
Vice President-E. Salisbury.
Cashier-A. ID. Whlpple.
Asst. Cashier-John VanCamp.
w. Il. c.
The Relief Corps elected the following
officers Wednesday afternoon:
President-Mrs. Emma Dawes.
Senior Vice Pres.-Mrs. Emma NJ. Smith.
Junior Vice Pres.-Mrs. Martha Gilbert.
Treas.-Miss Rosa s. Thomas.
Sec'y-Mrs. Sarah A. Wiley.
Chaplain-Mrs. Hannah Mason.
COn.--Mrs. Emma Rhodes.
Guard-Mrs. Jennie A. Paris.
Delegate to state meeting-Mrs. Almira
Thomas. Alternate-Mrs. Lorinda f. Ben
nett.
IL. A. NJ.
Owosso Chapter No. 80 r. A. NJ, elected
the following officers Friday evening, Dec. a
M. Z. III. P.-ThOmas Nelan.
K.-A. j. Robb.
SD. G. Clapp.
Treas.-A. ID. Whipple.
Sec'y-E. p. Gilbert.
G. of H.-F. II. Ever
p. S.-A. NJ. Hume.
r. A. C.-M. l.. Parker.
M. Sd V.-D. A. Barnum.
M. I'd V.-Geo. ii. Bedford.
M. 1st V.-C. S. Gilbert.
Sentinel-Johp Mcbride.
| OwossO Lodge, knights of Pythias, elect
ed the following officers last evening
p. CIV. f. Bullard.
| G. C.-S. S. c. Phippen.
| V. &C. j. b. Stephens.
| P.-J. ii. Robbins, Jr.
| M. of Ex.--W. l.. Grove.
M. of f. and X. of II. and S.-F. f
Brooks.
M. at A.-C. e. Gregory.
Representative G. In. ,,B. Gates
Alternate f.. A. Gould.
Trustees. G.. Curry, NJ. b. Gates, 2
nj. Roth
At the meeting of Sisterhood Branch No
| 1911 of q. /. III. held at Maccabee hall Oh
Dec. 9, the following officers were elected
for coming year:
Chief Justice-Mrs. l.. Ingersol
Vice Justice-Mrs. M. l.. Dunham.
Past Chief Justice-Mrs. G. Hughes.
Accountant-Miss A. McCaul.
Cashier-Mrs. A. s. Phippen.
Prelate-Mrs. j. A. Grove.
Adjuster-Mrs. l.. Hilderbrant.
Herald-Miss n. Bowman.
Watchman-Mrs.M M. A. Mccall.
Vedette-Mrs. II. Steadman.
Trustees-Mrs. nj. J. Harrington, Mrs. A
Berry. Mrs. T.. Sherwood.
X. o. 7. NJ.
Junior Camp X. o. Il. M. has chosen tin
following officers for 1892:
Past Commander-A. Deckert.
Commander-W. e. Small.
Lieut.. CONF. II. Broeffie.
Record Keeper-Wm. Payne.
Finance Keeper-Felix Teal.
Chaplain. U. Miller.
Sargeant-GeO. Welte.
M. of A.-E. j. Sheldon.
1st M. of G.-Geo Clifford.
2d nj. of Crank Fish.
Sentinel-T. +. Markham.
Picket-M. ii. Grove.
Captain-E. Il. Broeffle.
1st Lieut.-Alex. Tawse.
I'd Lieut.-E. Nj. Eighme.
The times., 1891-12-11

a. DO General Banking Business.
cB-Draw Drafts on all parts of the world.
az B-Money to loan on real estate securities.
tB-By our European Bank Money Order
System payments are transmitted to the
very house of the recipient abroad, free of
charge, saving him the trouble and expense
of collecting draft.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL 1sIAIs EXCHANGES

hAoke Aes oese tLoSs.
hKtstll-lA fktts.........-......fro .froplletass
NANIlA IA 80 seasr~i Store a. fASs
" G<oN.ek sestsaA - eitk steck Sea "a
s.ss ether spz ae>s ss Fe@~sp iof seiliaK h@Ks
esg&i4aSheAa ff~ae-
l'oK sAa.k ok ENCHANeF- BAKERY Win
s-Atl stsAek grecerses AID Aach ceanter "a
eet.h 'tlss.. sesS s.@na leA rent With seNF
leNsg ssncf naSi retise .eea4ai 81 lnassr
bos.4 IL intotct a5ous siat NoNil takx E1os
Ecatsag lsreRerts with saaae incaAhgAnoe
lN3k sAI.E or kNrH AN0K-faf iol Waslh
s1Ae og s-ess : iAEaaA hssSe a. NAAEtes
81. neAr Cherry wafer. sSSefs kss- Iaaatie sna
srAts saa sslpea fai fssrn&or price salk
ks1k SAIL or kAthAAok- l10 seFe gsfn IA
tloeAhA e., oRe miit ifssm iake Michigan,
- acres snifroAeS. hSi Anvt keeeh Ana Aspis
timber. cl&S soil soes hailalugs laN pe@el
t0s pears. TO rlEuss. "A @pgle treos. othtr
smsil traits Ia abundance. frioe sse pet acre
koR sAi.t--s room hoasr ea 1srrses ave
uaodefn tHlsh 4na handy A. street car snI-
zee. b4fsxia ier any eae WISHING seaGh Rad
property.
WE Have come fne nursery sgoek. frus
slads aha efnAmeata tfecs foI 81
sne tall Fek lAf prices. II yoH Ag< thinking of
bayins eoHls IA sad sea es. Ne eaA sais -
sn quality SAe price.
NOR sALk-1wo e-Yoem housos On North
Laiey etIest., near hriase, ~in sell heIR
81 oAe cheap II seia Ntthin the HcKt = oa,s
k'Ok eAl.H-sfoam leuse N AuHson-sl 50
iaeg front. good cellar vel snd cistrra.
graded street water aid sas price slSlG. eass
terms
kOh nALt-s room house on Third 81. stone
iouncAtlons good wei AID cikicfl wiA
sell oE ceatgAol slen down, baiAnoe monthly
payments.
Iok sALk-I-Foom house 90 Forrest st =
iaol front, well, cisiern and modern Oou-
Acnlraees; Ca contract tlD3 down.
kpk NALk-t lola on North ave. o&2l0e al
tSJ eAch on oeBgTActi easS teTHa
k'oR EAtHANGk--1 acres I've miles from
asugataoK. life peach iTecs hragaE. -
standard pear trees. "a cherry. - apple -
piumS. 30 eoosbcgries acres II stra 0hcfftca
good house and hsyn. Price skhl
MONEY TO LOAN en- resi aad persons. prop
NJ erty IN sums 10 saiL ko0ass aid =. Tower
block.
DFGoLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
LOCAL MARKETS.

GsArN--W heat. a5c; red. o5c; corn. Sc. oats
Ec; rye. S5c; barley. sl.0o@l.5o = hundred.
FLouR AND FEgp-Lily White, $3.50; Patent
SEQ q hundred: corn meal go. p ton; feed
s2400gs2o.00 q ton; mlddiings. salO0; bran
s3Do0.
MEsrs-Pork. 464lIc; beef. 4i1Gsc; veal. ga
61Sc; mutton, 7Gsc; lamb. 7@sc: chickens. l0@
l2c.
PRopucE-Butter dairy. 16@l7c; creamery
25c; eggs. l5c; potatoes. I56a soc 2 bu. apples
sl.o09l.5O p bu.; beets. 3o@S5c = bu. onions
sl.l5s $50 q bu.; beans. hand-pcked. sl.15d
20O q bu.; Honey. l6@l7c; maple sugar. 100
12iac.
HIDEs AND TAILow-Green. 4G4l1c; part
cured. 4ise1s5c; cured hides. 5@5Ac: calf skins
green. 5@6c: calf skins. cured. 5gIc tallOw
3,G4Ssc: pelts. 6y@1.50; dekin skins. 15@25c.
WooD-l6-inch. dry. sl.75@2.25 = cord; 2foot
s25cS2.75 q cord; tfoot. s4.00G4.15 3 cord.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

Notice-Tn future the TELEGRAM- HEsALp will
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent To this ONCE each week. not later
than FRIDAY afternoon. This Is done to
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services"
or hours mean that the morning service oc-
ours AZ 1880 a. m aud evening service at
r. m
Thompson. pastor. Young Mems Christian
Band meeting at 80 a. N. Morning subject:
The Hearts Eclipse Removed" Evening
subject: He Died for His Courage" SUNDAY
school and class meeting al noon. Missions
az Lane-aye.. and Myrtle-st. at p. IN. Ep-
worth League. Young Peoples meeting at 8
o'clock. Subject: The Touch OF Jesus" All
young people welcome. Seats free to all SER
vices.
The Pastors Conference will discuss The
Minister and Public Worship under the lead
of Rev. A. Smith. OF Ames NJ. Il. Church.
Universalist--Rev.C Charles FIuhrer. pastor.
Morning subject: After the Victory" Even
Ing subject Evolution and Immortality.
Sunday-sehool at II m.
Trinity Church-Rev. III. II. johnson. rector.
/ Lent sunday. Celebration OF the Holy CON-
Food By the Way" Evensong at p. IN.
Subject; The 6reat Question" sunday
school and Bible class at p. m. Seats free.
All are welcome
JOY Memorial NJ. f. Church-west Broad
way. near Fulton. Rev. w. W. Aylesworth.
pastor. Morning services az usual. In the
evening. Rev. DR.. Buell. Will conduct the usual
quarterly services. Love feast at y. m. Ser
mon by Rev. DIR. Buell. at p. m. Admtnistra-
| tion OF sacrament of Lords Supper after SER
mon. All welcome
The Sunday evening evangelistIc services at
Westminster Presbyterian Church. corner of
| Island and Lagrave.sts. which have become
| 50 popular during the past few weeks are still
| continued. The usual services Will be held to-
night aad the music will be particularly at
| tractive. All are cordially invited TO attend
| The Gospel Temperance meeting At Good
| Temnlars Hall. corner Island and south Diyi-
| siou-st at 30 .. m. is attracting large audi
/ euces Good speaking and excellent music
| are features Of the meetings. You are Invited.
| Don't trust or try every ones remedy; use
| DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and be cured NJ once.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
]. ". CLOSTERHOUSE
Dealer in Real Estate. Personal Prop
erty and Loans.


EoR sALE-Houses and lots, and vacant lots
L IN All parts Of the city. Ifyou wish to buy
for home. ct an investment, call aud see
J. W. Clostsrhouse. Phone IS. Il Canaist-
L'OR SALF-6ooa heuse and largo lot on
Il Valley st. Just north of Bridgr-st. sup
Piled with good spring water; viii sell cheap.
II sold in a few days J. W. ClosteTnouse-
TOR SALE-A new sixroom house. osly ten
minutes walk from Sweets Hotel located
on the nfil nssr sfsnd-piDe, viii take 500
down. and bslsace sl9 per month. J. ". Clos
terhouse.
L'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE View two
Il family tenement on RridSe-st.. inst east ~
Trfan viii sell cheap. will take vacant Tot, or
small house and sot AZ frss payment.
COR SALE Or EXCHANGE Il complete
home on Mf. vernon St. has furnace. two
bath rooms with rss heaters attached. gss sx-
tsre< etc Call aad see ne. J. ". Cisster-
house.
LsOR SsLF-0n monthly psym-uts No. -
NcRsvnsldsst. VII sell ehsap.
LoR sALE-i2 acres for plating. on Fulton
II AZ onlv Size per Acre.
EoR sALE-l8 acres On Wealthy ave. a good
bargain
EoR SALE OR ExcHAyGE-Hotel fu-nt
tire ard axfarsss viii seii shear OF et-
change for soHss snd lot. sr yscsnt iot good
Ioesfiar ard reod trade. Cat ard see it
GROCERY sToeE in good location. sas rcos
w trade. far sac and 1oct trait team sns
harness far sale chea .. terms sasy.
HAVE SoNF nice vacant foss for safe o.
III laug time. help given 20 build. II re
anired-
EoR REST-Hos.es IN al parts 81 ire city.
MONEY TO LOAN sn seoa Real Estate Sc
VI eursty.
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= Csnsi-sS Psoas q.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
y. II. W/A4NS,
k9oNS ss EowER BLOCK.
6kAN2 Union
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
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EMPLOY osaG>a BIafAt
MONEY - Loan


HIP wANgED-Ie EFis fer hoasewerS.
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Msteries 81. Soea ~ HSvA SAsis 49,
] wiA 81 se4sf@ss-
itpt srv leeSlas ioF geea h.FEsin, = sr
= acre. Araf gesa N.st kel- kkllt if0AA eiiif'-
lstAs pelnt al aAa Ses Is
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Irrgaot axe saa ises 81 lhsi nt~ Reuse
teF s1ss - ous ga tt4ses s.,s az meaern
improvements. sAlns price
xl1ds) Viii hay new Nfeem meaern hease.
Sfc"P nak nRlsh. let eeA~sss ana nice ssk
s1a hiekofs sfsAVs SAC L. Bridge sl
~1n nkl viii bay enc II tue bost ~ acre
SiNsNNR farms ln heai county rich ctas
loan. little leiiiHs ttad 81 al Ainas, vel
satered. ssSa eom hegSr. bassIaeat bafas.
a. acres ~ wheat ca tie ground. = aercs iiinr
b sed. bAlaace seeded reasons f0f selling
poor hoalt.
St.an House for sale on easy payments
glow ~ lake vacant lets part payment
GONE nice lois al the norsh end. Oh graded
. streets. from stoo to $50
SQr.0n l0F available piece OF property aox Q
ssoooV Ersr city hall house rents Tor co
per month.
S3,00 Tor sreom moaera house al 40
sNpC'V Henry ST this j. great bargain,
EOk SALON easy payments room house
GA Scrllneg 81. nice locality, silu9
LN0R sALk-ur f1ehange stock ia
Il good county town and larmtug eountry ;
invoice about sSto
II ACRES on Alpine. gravel rosd. fair build.
iRss acres muck. go0d soil. orchard. al
Tor $50.
II YOU are looking for sood farm. call and
us We can show Sou some great bar
gains. We have the largest AND best list IN
the city.