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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
], ". CLOSTERHOUSE
Dealer In Real Estate, Personal Prop
erty and Loans.

pLEASE LOOK at 323 West Broadway; 1t Is a
large Groom house. finished In oak. but
ternut and cherry. nicely papered; nice lot
with natural oak trees; VIII sell this place
for $500 IL sold In a lew days; call and 4 VIII
show IL II you.
DOR SALE-New 1l-room house on southwest
L corner of Colt and Newberry-sts.; will sell
cheap and on easy terms; will take good lot
or house and lot IN exchange; house Is ar
ranged for one or two families; call and
| will show it 10 you. j. W. Ciosterhouse. IL
Canal-st.
FOR SALE-0n easy terms. a new s-room
house on Ninscr Place, near corner OF
East aud tifth ave-; house Is well built. nicely
planned good water and nice location; II
YOU want good home cheap. on easy terms.
call and | Will show IL 10 you. j. W. Cioster-
house. II CanalSt.
ANOTHER opportunity 10 get new home in
"A best location on monthiy payments; | am
Just finishing nice house on nv addition on
Wealthy-aye-: has large hall aud rooms. 4
finished in oak, basaGce hard oil finish. has 10
feet OF porch; nice CRATE and mantle; pipei
for gas and furnace; price only $500; call at
once before IL Is gone J. W. Closterhouse. l.
Caral-st.
Ny OFFICE contains the largest list of prop
@u erfy in the city. prices from the lowest
up To $1,000: both for sale or exchange; II you
wish 10 buy or exchange, call and see me. J..
". Closterhouse.
IHAvE several of the best farms near the
city for sale cheap or exchange for city
property.
I HAVE new piano that will exchange for
good team. or "A good driver or good va
cant lot; have also heavy stallion. years
weight 1850 pounds. 90 exchange for work
team or vacant lots will pay difference. j. W .
Closterhouse.
HAVE some good homes for rent cheap:
III money to loan in sums 10 suit on good Sc
curity.
J.w. cLoSTERHoUsE.
I2tanalst. Phone Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In south Crane Rapids. Just outside
"a of city limits; new bullosng; newly fur
rished for safe or REM with Turn ture, GA \
good main read within y rods Of depot. Also a
good local trade.
= HOUSES and lots also s. vacant lots Tor
- sale on long time OF exchange Tor farm
or personal property
Nd a soscrr Farm 20 exchange FOR COED
"a house and loi ~ south or eAst portion 81
city.
Eot'R Tenement; hrioS block. lot 50 feet front.
= on North OTTAWA. 10 exchange Tor a 5000
improved farm 81 Detroit city property
BUSINESS BLOCK. lslo0 fset. on s7l Hsllst.
~ TOR sale At bzrsaln.
= HOUSES and lots on Colt ave. 10 trade for a
- giit edge iarm within 10 10 II miles OF cltv.
81 ACRES improved lsnG. - miles southeast
W OF city; 70 buildings. banked barn
acres orchard. all kiads small fruit well
fenced. under good cultivation. 10 exchange
Ter ely properly or o. - acres near CITY.
HOTEL In Big Rapids. AL furnished. 20 ex-
change Tor property la city OF farm
81 ACkE farm miles southwest of Reed
W City. nearly al improved. geod iellces.
etc. Tree OF All incumorAnee' 10 exchange Tor
IlES- ROOM house and lot a. Lssrave st has
good cellar. heated by furnace. iighteo by
gas. aud has a splendid barn, lot Soii2s. with
90 ACRES Of land. y mile north ana miles
~ east Of city. TO exchange fer city prop
on ACRES. ! mile north Of city limits. on
~ Alplne-gravei road-for sale; "a ceslra
BILE tIse, for plattins
of sale or trade tor city property.
VACANT LOTS In the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafayette st. for
III sale or trade.
- ACRES gardening land. 3 miles south of
Az city. 10 exchange Tor city property.
MONEY 10 loan on real estate and chsttels
G.. S. FOUTS ss Room sy q s,.Sp's n,r
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

shxnnsl will be very simple. The sntirs
route has nov oe~a very thorough sar-
veyed
roete possesses Is ttx climate. which - by
10 means unksalthfal except. perhaps.
Ia midsummer. The enterprise viii an
donbtsdiy succeed
Al OF which squares VITA what every
American engineer Of experience says.
condemned the 10 Isssups scheme years
before It's actual failure. II tAeir advice
had been taken the poor people OF Francs
might have saved . good many Of their
hard earned francs
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

A while ago q little girl was lost in
New York, and to the editors Of . great
paper came an appeal for help in finding
her.
"weu get mp picture to show every
body how she looks" said the editor,
who has soft spot In his heart for lost
children. So a reporter was sent out, but
presently returned to report that he could
get no photograph of the girl, but that
she was small of her age, always stood
with her feet close together, had blue
eyes, and wore Nelly Blys peaked
cap.
"Now get up nice picture" said the
editor, and the artist was puzzled, as
we'll he might be, for the facts that the
girl had blue Dyes and was small Of her
age were Of no use in q black and white
drawing, and he had only tho feet and
the cap to work upon. However, he did
the best he could, and drew q picture Of
a real nice little girl.
The resemblance was remarkable.
Everybod said so. The mother Of the
little girl camo in to thank tho artist
and the editor with tears In her eyes
after the girl had been found, and mod
ern journalism entered another splendid
triumph on its notched stick.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
A Eome-stsyipg Traveller

Joseph Hartley. the father of Sculptor
J. Scott Hartley, shares with good
many other people the love of travel and
fine scenery II he had his will in life he
would be ever viewing the world from
the deck OF trim yacht, with the feath-
cry foam dancing away from Its prov a.
Il rushed through strange waters. But
that costs money and time.
Accordingly, Mr.. Hartley built for him.
self room in exact sem lance of the
cabin OF yacht, and in the bullseye
windows he hangs eleverly devised land
scspss One week you would seem. while
looking at them, 20 he lying at anchor in
q calm lagoon at Venice. the next. the
changed canvas would call to mind the
rugged Norwegian f1ords: again. the
smiling shores Of vevey and Lausanne
would seem to be flying iust outside.
Thus Nr Hartley is able To dream pleas.
sutlF % other skies, whether his own
smile or frovn os him owxv LAScDoS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

Since the Review OF Reviews," with
an Amriean copyright, an American
department and an American editor-Mr.
Shaw, late of the Minneapolis Tribune
has set out IN the race for circulation and
dollars on these shores one hears quite .
little Of its energetic founder Mr.. Stead.
tie Is a mAu of whom more will be heard
In future, unless l am much mistaken.
l have never seen a more rare combina-
ness man or course, everybody knows
that Mr. Stead was imprisoned for his
action in the Eliza Armstrong case, and
that he won the pisudits Of most Eng
hshmen and women who think, by the
very action which caused his imprison-
up the Infamous traffic in young girls
which Was then and is now possible in
London, and which has been more
recently exposed in tho Verney case.
Mr. Stead, as l last saw him in London,
was man OF middle age and less than
medium height and bulk. His beard and
hair were reddish, his eye light but not
unsteadfAst blue. His manner was hearty,
cordial and unaffected, but betrayed at
times the abstraction of a man with
twooty things on his mind at once. Tho
new Review" at that time was In its in
fancy, and be was doing prodigies of work
70 put it on its feet.
have far more fieeting, but quite as
pleasant, a recollection Of . young lady
with Mr.. Stead, whom / only knew as
Miss Bella" Miss Bella was a very Eng
ish young lady, with very English
squareness Of shoulders and redness OF
cheek. know q good many New York
newspaper women, but mono quite SO
vigorous in appearance as this sturdy
looking young Enslishwoman who. pre-
sumably, does boil downs" Of long ar
ticles for the Review"
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
A Plucky Woman.

Poor Phillip Welch, tho humorist, who
died literally with jest upon his lips,
toiling manfully at WHITING funny items
to make what provision he could for his
family even while tho shadow of an
awful death by cancer was upon him,
has left widow as plucky as himself
Mrs. Welch was left with four small
children, the youngest only about year
old. She has kept her home and family
together and is maintaining them by
journalistic work, TO which she was al
most unaccustomed when she was forced
to take it up, but for which she shows a
gift. She conducts . department upon a
Brooklyn paper, and the Sunday column
aud half in the Times" OF New York
entitled Her Point OF View" which is
from her pen. is one of the best joural-
istic specialties ever developed in New
York
Mrs. Welch tried joke writing herself
At first, but has found serious work more
in her vein. Mr. Welch always attrib-
uted to her the chief credit Of his delic-
iously funny series on the Tailor Made
Girl"
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

az.fw--N heat O. 6si corn, s5el oats. tsc
rvr. &c; harley, Stessi.s - = hssdfed
FtagR sxp Fsse-~fnv Waite. ssei Patent.
SO huntrsd eofa nssl. 500 ? ton feed.
bran. ti.ts~ ton
Nxsf- Pefk. q &C e~ff e. veal, 80 INIT
ton. - lamb - sprifE shicsenss 70
f8rkess. fZsse ducks. Tea l2s seese. ie@i1c-
Psuntek Butter ssiff 80 erramsfy ise
Sxa. ss potatoes staes tuf apgiss.
sfssAfi ~ 6a h~et. rs - "a shlaas,
g. "a 4 - > IA. hsaes. hand piesed Size
s = bH. hsass iseiie.
Hsess .sa TstIas tsfssa. tsfee PsFt cured
s. cured htsss ec salt - - sfseas -
eslf ssfns. cares, res taia~s Sc pcits.
6H4 81 . 5sbin. isaEe.
wsaa ssfses sfy 9 as = eaFs 1fsst
zE4s 3 > cord . fest "a sssass safa
weos- wssAza. Il azss. na~s<bss. izss8ss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

Mr. A.. ". weiIins-on. G F.. one Of the
editors of the Engineering News"
speaks in very emphatic terms sbous the
Nicsrsgus Canal. A member Of the
ssNs~sr star. Mr. StsuTsr, has made .
r.r.onsl Investigation Of the route OF the
canal ard both be aud Mr.. Wellington
Ar. satisfied that it IL . feasible ssd
promising project
isTh. great truubls With the Panama
Canal of de Iess-p-.' said Mr. yelling
,cn To me. aside from ths enormous
.reuat ~ work involved In cutting
thrcusb th. moanfsia for . tide level
canal was the diassaisy Of controlling
On. Chszr-s River In dry weather this
a. 4. n.r. ersek. A three hoors'
storm transfer. 10 iate fsxias
torrent. which has tins sns ssais
dsns nnteii dsmass % sss ~afss
IN. esaa ~Hi prssssir hevss ne
enl.h~f. evea ~~h losks. naw thss
che Americas -Hssrpsiss l. presre-s'ns -
fsvossbly rhs Niesrssas hsef. yea
tae-. = net sshlret TO sss.s- fss srsss
p-s. a. its sanres SETS iiss an sHsFss@ss
reservoir 70 ~assliss it= ties Il hks
sA- Sc. Is~ssees - thas FesPsss ihs
vsrt Il sssstTassisz easel s'sss 'ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
ROUND THE OTHER WAY.
Going 20 Europe Without Crossfna
the Atlantic
as VIII Soon Be Pssslbis. Say Hsflrssa
hs.-w.s .Aa Gsssr~phy-rss siss-
r..a. SsA.l An IASl2a Fxlsssr.
I.s story Of a Lsstls GarI-Ssss~


How long viii il be before people can
81 10 Europe easily aud quickly BY way
Of Alaska and SlberiaY
That L. a Question which interests .
good many people WHO are subject to
ssasieKnsss, yet who feel impsllsd to jain
IN tas summer rush. As for myself
though not specially apt 10 feel qaalns
upon the water am considerably iatsr-
ested, after several times enduring the
unattsrsels seiiuua OF an ocean voyage.
In the time AMEN | can railroad IL TO
Alaska, cross thu Bering Strait on .
bridge and continue through Siberia TO
81 Petersburg and Berlin.
Railroad men say that 10 will not be
long. American capitalists have already
fully made up their minds 70 connect
Alaska with cur own railroad systems by
. transCanadian hne-a precedent es-
tabiished by the American connections Of
the Grand Trunk hne The Behrins
Strait is easily bridged. or Is narrow
enough TO be but slight matter In any
case. On the other side the Russian
government Is pushing It's trans Sibersan
line with considerable energy, mainly, Of
course, Tor military purposes So it
should not be 50 very long before travelled
Yankees are enabled TO get into Europe
by the back door. The old way will al
ways be the cheapest and quickest, how
ever.
Even now there are considerable ad-
vantages in taking the western route. In
the nrst place one secs little OF America,
Ia the second the Pacific Is always calm
In summer, aud. besides, Japan, China
and British india ara very interesting
portions OF the earth 10 visit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

Eok SALE-The best lumber plan. in Ala
bama, located seventy -nve miles south OF
Montgomery on the line OF Louisville a Nash
Vile r. h. This plant consists of a ssw-miIi.
cry-klins. planners. planrr- house. twentv houses
for workmcn. = store and goods. teams. ca u.
two miles of pole road. engine and six trucks.
has side track OF Its own on the L. A y. X.
r.. CAPACITY of mill from twenty i've 10 forty
thousand per day; hrst-ciass market a. mill I;
prott 81 per thousand on ali the mill can cut
There Is ten years cut OF timber now secured at
seyenty-lve cents per Thousand ana l0o. 600 COO
more can be secured al the same price The
whole oatGt can be bought for SIS. OoO. THIS is
one chance in lifetime. Call on A. X.
Antisdel. leo
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08


We're you at the Paris Exposition Of
lSs9s Then you may have seen In the
American section quito . large picture
representing . handsome Indian brave
sitting upon the ground with his back
against q rock. naked to the waist, hold
Ing In one hand tiny crucifx and in the
other hidcous medicine mask" hest
tating-so runs the story OF the picture
between the old faith and the new. Tho
painter OF that work and of many other
spirited Indian studies is De Cost Smith,
of New York city an authority on all mat
tiers connected with the Indians. Mr.. Smith
was born almost on the edge of the On
ondags reservation in New York State and
has always been interested in Indian folk
lor and tradition. He has made several
trips to the Sioux country, the last about
the time OF the outbreak last summer, and
his rooms in the Halbein studio building,
shared by Mr. r W Deming, also de-
lineator of Indian life, are a perfect
museum OF Indian pipes, blankets, sad
dies, medicine masks, wolfskins, tepee
poles aud other properties
II. n.
Mr.. Remington, Mr.. Deming and Mr. II.
Il. Fsrnis are doing q very good work in
calling the attention OF American artists
TO the rich stores OF material in their
own country II Is their work which has
already attracted more attention abroad
than the thousands Of wishy-wsshy SEN
timeutslittes that American artists have
concocted. These men would welcome
competition. IF there were dozen
strong men painting on Indian topics,
we should all be better OF" said Mr..
Smith TO ms the other day, "ws
shonld then be = school Bat Americans
take no interest in the Indian, although
he il their neighbor They will not sven
believe us when we represent the Indian
asheis five represent him as cruel.
vfndictivs and savage. they are well
pleased, but they viii not believe us
when we paint his virtues as we'll ss his
f,ult.t The Indians are not the stocial
race which they have besn usually repre-
,.oted. They are more sentimental than
~. are. more emotional Their hope Of
salvation lies in getting something to do.
but 10 is great mlstake for the govern
vn.nt 20 try 70 make them all farmers.
They make admirable policemen and cav
elrymen. some might make good farmers.
others would do "a stock ralsers, and
others should learn trades They will
not ali show the sans giftA
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED


DzGoilA BROS. -Proprletors
WANTED hELp-s carpenters. esscamen.
w ] 3&nltct. ] stationery engineer. lara
esAas, : painters CLERKS. y e4rls ieI ksEsrsl
ho2sssark. second slr4s. eooAS. dining
reem girls isunaresses
TO kAChAASE--a acres ~ acres improved
bAlener white ozk timber. lt-roem house
ana barn. nne orchard. a sres ies l~ne sn-
piacr ) situated aheai ~ mites freu tie city,
south. Come IN ana 81 fai description
NOR SALE on EACh ANoE-zo acres en- lxk Q
shore. near the PARK sSed buildlGgk so
peach trces Ia hearing. = peal standards Ia
be&nns sores strawberries. 5 seFss rsspfeT-
RES. a. grapes xaoseoefrcs and other anal
fruits, Erioe s1-9oi trait On sane VAL Bay for
soed CRY property. ihis IL = great chance tor
some one and tie greatest bargain We have
ever onere6-
FOR sALk-Sroam house on Hxh-st, soee
well sA1 clStefn mandy - street cars We
can sell soa this house on msnthls payments
In tcraas IL s1iti alep IN ane see IL price sllSo
E0k SALE-snaA house snd barn an PAR
ct, sia sell on ANAL pas nent down &ha
monthlyipay meptsi thls Is aa excellent chance
10 secure home ia aesirabe location kna
pas Ter u a. rent,
LNOR sALE-44 feet frontage on south Div
sion st. > the location Tor h0ck; gAls
viii Dc sela al sacrihce Il sSDe IL taken with
ia . days
LNOk sALE-or Exchanee-NaoAnI lets an
stewart Whites add. a. psymeaf OF |.
house. worth sheai si9<c. inside ga limits IN
south part "a city.
kok SAIL vacant lets on Plsinfelc-sxe.
Just inside OF ui1 limits. the GEesI eGlsofng
spots n the city.
Io LAcHAN6E- farm. a seoa Sreom
house and barn ia s.gIh part 81 tie c8tss
large lot aud Wei located would pas some
difference.
vO EXCHANGES acres lane Ia Barry com
y. miles from cay. ~ acres improved,
good building truit. well Nsiered ana splendid
toA. price s2as1
ITO fACHANoE-foT good reIfing city prop
cry. ~ acres, The house. bArH and cut
buildings. - acres Improved. balance GA
beech snc hickory timber. good fencas tol
peach. isS apple, pears. pi0rls ana snail fruit
trees. Price $500.
nK6OLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
INVEST
YOUR MONEY WHERE IT is SAFE.
NO COMMISSIONS To PAY.
WE OWN THE PROPERTY.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LOTS IN
THE MARKET.
WE CAN SUIT EVERYBODY
IN A LOT OR \ HOUSE AND LOT.
THIS MEANS YOU.
OUR PIATs ARE on
CHERRY, DIVISION AND W. FULTON
STREETS.
CAR LINES AND SCHOOLS
ADJACENT.
PRICES AND TERMS To SUIT lOU.
GALL ON THE OWNERS.
TURNER a CARROLL,
NEW hot sFMAN st lLDiN0.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
W|nANS & ALLEN
Grand Union Real Estate Exchange
ROOMS 3 AND 4 TOWER BLOCK.
PHONE $40.

TOR one week more we offer. los s. Lafayette
ST.. between Weait and Cherry SITS. for
$500; lot worth the money; Groom house for
which you pay nothing.
WE HAVE a large exchange list; II you
have house or lot which don't suit You.
call and see US.
JEwELRY man died. Stock and business for
- sale al a bargain.
the east or west side and give you good
bargain.
%OSO0 WILL buy house and lot on Ninth
S-COO ave. which rents for 81 a month.
| AEGE lot on Union-st- north of Thomas
I OF a0XIs2 and alley for $500 and we will fur
IL nish you plans for any kind OF house you
desire In the bargain.
sl7co will buy an sroom house on scribner.
Easy terms.
$500 for sroom house; modern improve
ment. on Trowbridge ST.. near Colt ave. Terms
easy.
Se000 new modern 5-room house on First 81.
nice neighborhood; well aad cistern; lot 55x
l35. corner
$780, 7-room house. Center 81. cor First Com
stocks add; well aud cistern; great bargain
for some one.
Sl700 and $500. u and q Sinclair ST; T-rooms
and basement; new houses. newly papcred !:
well ana clstern; terms easy.
5000. old house. elegant lot. 5oxl20 and alley.
nice nctghborhood. on the hill.
-t>t1 viii Duy n new broom house on SECOND
ave; all modern improvements one of the
incest localities In the city.
BUSINESS CHANCE-owner died-A nice
~ iewelry stock and fixtures In good city
OF 10000 Inhabitants stock and fixtures $500.
WIN sell cheap.
5000. general stock. new and clean; good
locality north. owner died; widow will sell at
10 per cent discount; cash only.
$500 only for Groom house with all modern
Improvements. Third ave.
200. "A nice new modern house on Cass 81 !;
worth 500 .owner makes this sacrifice because
he wishes 10 put the money into other bust
ness.
s4no0 for a new lo-room house on Third ave-
finished In oak, double cellar; city. cistern
and well water.
si2no. new modern ll-room house. east front
on Henry 81.
$50 for large lot on Union 81.
sls0o sl5oo and sl60o.S nice lots on Prospect;
ST; fine locality.
LIS feet on East Bridge. corner. at = bargain.
residence only.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

Talk of the Siberian railway reminds
ne OF the account which the Rev. Charles
X Baker, OF the Messiah Church in
Brooklyn, gives of tho Russian maps
which he saw in Tifis. Having recently
looked Tifiis up on the map am able to
state that it lies midway between the
tsrmini Of the Poti aud Baku Railroad, in
what used TO be Georgia, but is now q
part OF the realm of the sll-devouring
Russian. Here in Tifiis. which not so
very long ago was about as barbarous q
place As any, DR.. Baker found one Of tho
most complete collection Of maps he had
ever seen, especially rich in tho Asian de-
partment. Russia is probably better in
formed to-day about the geography of
Turkestan and Afghanistan than tho ma
tivss themselves. and may use its knowl-
edge to advantage in the next great war.
was much impressed once In tho
Rhenish Palatinate when informed by .
landed proprietor there that when the
German troops came through to invade
France they know every little footpath
among the hills better than the mon and
women who had lived there all their
lives. War and geography thrive To-
gether.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
ISsy whst.

The Vsiiss65sy MiiiiHs Company hss
30 pes ia tke nsBaiseta4s ~ -four
IFy sRs LILY NHIIE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

A handsome complexion - Que at
the greatest charms = soHian eau H0s-
Sea- Fozzonfs Complexion fowdsf
gives o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08

NJ. L. SWEET. President
j. NJ. BARNETT. Vice President
HARVEY j. HoILlSTER. Crshier.
All classes Of banking business that are In
harmony with the National Banking Law
transacted.
Letters of Credit current In all parts OF the
world issued in sums 10 suit Interest al
deposit.
DIRECTORS.
l.. II. Whitney. George c. Pierce.
j. NJ. Barnett. J. GUNNER,
NJ L. Sweet Joseph ii. Martin.
H. J. Hollister. W. h shelby.
Willard Barnhardt, ". O. Hughart.
l. Crofton Fox. L. Loettgert.
l.. +. Hawkins
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
WHAT PEOPLE Want e :; g. !: E; ':::,.,
MONEY TO OK aoAs
REAL ESTATE
In Sums Of sIoo and Upward.
The MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
sAad q fountsin-sL Telephone sos.
REAL ESTATE CITY.

AA~o8 $500 - -
s1MPATHlLE with those shs need home
ana viii rrat taem oDe centrally located
very reasonable IL ;. PTosin. roen Losesi 5
block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
THE BEST BARGAIN Ia tie cits, located
near South Dlslslon-st slx beautiful iots.
they are offered III lon nsare an4 % good
terms 10 any eae that usnts gasa invest
ment that Will net quick prort. William HI.
Gilbert. room ANlddicomD building. loo
nor sALE-ssooo ca So per month viii buy =
new 10 room. east front house ga Paris
ave-. north OF fIith-sye.i furnace. 0sntel.
bath. lasstory, Inside closet. oak nniSh, yard
sodded and concrete walks. elster1 ana city
water. gas and sewerage. - ieet fron street
cars rare hzrs ain for the best heme street
In the city. ] also have houses al slets. >l-xs.
Sloe ana $50 On payments easy rent. g
W. TUFTS. Ledyard block. Pear-st entrance
EoR SALE-Honses and lots IN direlent
parts II the city; small p4yDea 1ewa,
monthiy payments Afterwards. Lots aud Acre
property within the old elty limits SO my
block on bost~ick-st. al bArSsiD- Dr.. hcea-
bOsr - iostwiek 81 eSi
WHY PAY RENT-why continue year after
w year 10 pay money Tor something you
will never see again You are nov paying Tor
another mans property and when Yea have
paid enough 10 buy the place he Will stiil own
IL; stop rentlngs buy home come aud see nie
and see shat can DO IA he ping you 10 get a
home or good investment vi liam H. Gil
bert. Room 5. Widccomb Building. loo
ANNoUNCEMENT-F a Frsnkford
"A have removed 10 Filth National bank
Richards Lincoln Park addition. 10 lots on
West Bridgest; houses and suites OF rooms 10
rent. lot on Mad ison ave. Rooms 10 rent
on w Bridgr-st. Telephone No. i-5o-
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
REAL EsTATE-coUSTaY.

4 GOOD FARM near the city for sale cheap
"A and on easy terms. l. :, Proyin. room Z.
Loyett's block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-08
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