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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-23

at deliberate defiance. For, out on
those bleak Massachusetts, hills no uni
formed postman came, nobody knew
how many times day, with letter bag
and whistle If people wanted their
mails at Copperedge farm they had to
go after them.
Mrs. Copperedge was hustiing around
the bright kitchen, busted in getting
tea rcady-a savory meal that meant
hot watfles, honey, cold roast pork and
ounce jam. Mrs. Copperedge prided
herself on her abilities as house
keeper. All day long she had been
dyeing carpet rags for masterpiece of
a carpet which she was meditating-a
wedding present to her daughter Melin-
da Ann, who was soon to be married to
well-to-do young farmer of the neigh
borhood-and now she came into the
room just in time to hear the contents
of her husbands letters.
WHAT said Mrs. Copperedge, your
mother coming to live with us? Cop
peredge, / never shall consent to that,
in the world!'
Mr.. Copperedge sat serenely gazing
into the fire, apparently quite undis-
turbed by this expression of his wife's
sentiments.
"Why not?" said he
why not?'" shrilly echoed his
wife. "That's a mans question all
over. Do l look like a person to be
domineered over and dictated to by a
mother-in-law?"
No" said her husband, composedly,
81 can't say you do, Phoebe Jane. But
my mother don't want to domincer and
dictate-so there's pair of you!'
mo, there amt" said the lady.
sand there never will be, what's
morer'
81 think" said Mr.. Copperedge, re-
flectively, "she would like the south
room in the wing. You don't use it for
anything now"
And where am to keep my feather
beds and spare pillows!" Indignantly
demanded his wife. 1.-THE south room
is the onG of all others that / can't
spare"
THE west chamber, them sug-
gested the farmer.
Pm calculating to keep summer
boarders in that next season. said
Mrs Copperedge, with compressed
lips.
THE little settin'-room out of the
big parlor?"
That's the room always use when
quilt or weave" declared Mrs. Cop
peredge.
The old man glanced shrewdly at his
wife,
81 guess. Phoebe Jane" said he, "the
trouble is there amt 10 room for my
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-23
HUMOROUS.
Won't Give a Kiss.
II will not give kiss" says Sue;
Love in her blue eyes deepens.
II will not give kiss, It's true,
But takens they are keepins!"

Love in her blue eyes deepens
II will not give kiss, It's true,
But takens they are keepins"
IN. Y. Herald
-She-"Cupid is not in it as marks
man, Goosey." He-"Why not, Angel"
She-"He's always making Mrs.
Life.
Her Fortune. -Maud-"My face il
my fortune" Jack Qovingly)-"Well
you had better make an assignment
to EN-. Y. Herald.
-Hopeless.-"What on earth is Jim
my crying about now?" asked papa.
"He wants to give his goldfish a BATH
returned mamma.--Puck.
In Bad Fix.-McSmith (hotly)-
81 have got the law behind me, sir.'
Bumpus (calmly)-"Look out it don't
overtake you."- brooklyn Citizen.
-"Heard you had pointer on the
races yesterday. How much did you
win?" "Walked home. It was a dis.
ap-pointer. Kate Fields Washington.
MY client can clear himself, feel
sure, if your honor will only give him
time" pleaded the lawyer. And the
kind-hearted Judge gave him twenty
years.-Somerville Journal.
"A lady, some time back, at the
Smithsonian institute, asked if they
had skull of Oliver Cromwell. Being
answered in the negative, "Dear me. u
she said, that's very.strange; they have
one at Oxford"
-"Well. Harris, did you call or
Maud's father" 81 did" Glow die
you come out?" 1--WE been trying tt
remember. 1t was all so sudden, dom,
know whether it was by the window OF
elevator shaft. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Recently a letter of introduction
was handed by an actor to manager
which described the presenter as al
actor of much merit, and concluded
HE plays Virginius, Richelieu, Ham
let, Shylock, and billiards. He play.
billiards the best, The Talmud.
About the Same. -Watts-"I've 90
the best revolver a man ever owned,
think" Potts-"Yes, heard about 70,
shooting at that burglar the other nigh
and missing him a yard" Watts
did miss the burglar, that's so; but
plugged the gas meter square in tn
center" indianapolis Journal.
The other evening about six o'clocl
young man sat in crowded up-boun,
car apparently asleep. Tho conducto
politely tapped him on the shoulde
and said: mo slsepin' in this car, youn,
man." "I'm no, .sleep," was the reply
"Well, you had sur eyes shut" That
because don't like to SEQ women stan
" . strestrcar."-Ru4alo Courier.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-23
A Fond Mother.

"How can you have the heart to beat
your own flesh and blood so cruelly?"
asked Texas justice of a negro woman
who was up for cruelty beating her de-
crepid looking child.
"Whar's dar any flesh and blood7
Oar am muffin on de brat 'ceptin' hide
and bones. Use beat dat chile by de
hour an hain't fotch no blood. can't
bear the sight of blood nohow. "-Texas
Siftings
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-23
Not the Conservatory.

Young Lady-The musical conserve
tory is in this building, isn't it?
Janitor-No, mum; the musical con-
servatory is bout two blocks down
street
Young Lady (doubtingly)-I-I was
sure l heard pupils practicing vocal ex.
ercises. Are you sure the musical con-
eervatory is not here?
Janitor-Yes' m. Nothin' here but
dentists offices. NUM-. Y. Weekly
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-23

mother in your heart. If there was
free quarters there, there wouldn't be
no trouble in finding room in the old
farmhouse"
"You may as well write to her that
she can't come" said Phoebe Jane.
"She's got other children. Let her go
to them.".
And she hustled out of the room,
while her better-half still sat before
the fire, without muscle Of his face
stirring or becoming relaxed.
HE has got such an obstinate streak
through him." said she to herself
But / guess what I've said will make
some impression on him. One thing l
know: I'll have no peeping, prying,
meddling old mother-in-law about this
housed"
But as Mrs. coppsredge sat down TO
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-23
Cause for Apprehension. .

Jack-What is the matter? Did Maud
say she'd be a sister to you?
Tom-No; but after she had accepted
me we broke the news to the old folks,
and Mrs. Inlaw said she'd be mother
to me.-pucls,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-23
A Pill Observation-Disclosures of History

Titus Oates, it is said, was put on
the pillory what is a pillory?" Pupil
Ut is o place where they manu-
facture pins. "-Pharmaceutical Era.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-23
Nov that you have consented"sait

the happy young man, 81 must see
your papa.T mo" replied the radiant
girl; ''you mention it to mamma. What
she says goes
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-12-23

R. COPPE R.
EDGE had just
come from the
po S t Office,
p l u n g i n G
t h rough the
snowdrifts like
a Polar bear
and Sc It'll n G
frost and cold
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27
To ~ nscRinERA
OFFICIAL PAPER Of THE CITY.


A Republican state Convention to nominate
justice OF the supreme Court In place OF John
w. thampiin. and Two regents OF tho tniver-
sty In place Of Charles j. Wtlletr and Arthur
M. Clark, and Tor the transaction Of other bus
fness win be held At Assembly Hall. In the
city OF Jaekson. on Tuesday. February "A. ISL.
al II o'clock a m
Ia accordance with O resolution adopted ~
Grand Rapids Nay 10. ISIS. every county will
bo entitled 20 one delegate for each SoO OF the
total vote cast for Governor sr the last election
tNoyember. 1880. and one additional delegate
for every fracfioa amounting TO SD. but each
organized county Will DO entitled 70 ~ least
one delegate.
UDdrr q resolution Of 1853 no delegate will
be entitled 10 seal In the convention who
does not reside In the county he proposes TO
represent
In complisace with resolution adopted In
Detroit. june Z. 1850. the secretary OF each
county convention is requested TO forward TO
the Secretary of the state CenuAl Committee
troom 8. Butler block. Detsoir. BY the earliest
mall. after the delegates are chosen. certi-
ned list Of such delegates ~ are entitled 20
seats In the state Convention from their re-
speetive counties
JAxRs McMuLAx. Chairman.
WuLIAM r. BArEs. Secretary.
In the above convention counties In tho
Fifth Congressional district will be entitled 10
delegates as follows; AiiesAn. 10; loniA 10;
ottawa. Il. and Kent. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

- psssi6ine exkes ef ~ braneh 81
the Lswisknnsrs - vhleA ths menhexs
of any sneh eDmmlsses May heioag. IN
Ne snns nAsansr - pfossdsd "A tisa
sct II Ne eaas Of vatnsnness and tnsy
sail b. paid such sanas. n tAs same
nannsr and from the sAns fund. -
TIE fsss Of visnsssss are required ~ -
paid BY the pxosialons Of shiA set-" IL
viii b. can thai thess accounts are
audited. esrtiHed. and drawn ia the
sAsls mAansr - snoss contemplated IN
TIE ilxss seesion-
II the sseona ssetion elossd with the
word wi tnsnsss." where il 6rsk occars,
thsfs could ~ no QUESTION whatever
Of it, contemplating onIy 'sesual ex-
psnses.' There 10 really no doabs Of
il, - she section stands. bat the unfor-
tuasts word s'sueh." in the last CLAUSE.
has been made the cause Of much word
Juggling. That word has swo uses-s
demonstrstive and . comparative.
There is little doabs that il i used in
stead Of the more common ''said, !" and
refers 10 the ssums'' before mentioned,
that u 70 say, ''sums Of money due for
actual expenses." But the word-jug-
gler adopts the comparative use of the
word s'such" and, regardless Of good
English, connects il with the words "as
the fees OF Witnesses are required to be
paid" although the form of that clause
shows its dependency upon the phrases
lin the same manner and from the
same fund" In this way, it is argued
that the committee man is entitled TO
tho same mileage a. witnesses. "six
cents" And yet these same interpre-
ters show their inconsistency by not
aiso claiming tho "two dollars per
day" Certainly if the expression
''such sums' refers back TO the first
section, it must take in the per diem of
Witnesses ~ we'll IS the mileage.
Having thus juggled themselves into
the belief that they are entitled TO mile
age. their expense accounts have been
made up with the items of mileage,
travelling expenses and hotel bills.
Asa justification of the claim Of ten
cents per mile, the argument, turning
on the Same word "such" runs about
like thus: Members of committees are
entitled to such sums as are witnesses,
that is 70 say, mileage. But the con.
stisution fixes members mileage at ten
cents per mile. Hence We must have
it. The whole argument is farce.
Common sense and the statute both
unite in authorizing the payment OF
"actual expenses" Common sense and
the statute both contemplate nothing
more. for the salary of three dollars
per day is payment in full for . mem.
bers service and he visits state institu
ton in pursuance of his duties as q
member. This session is . good time
to end the farce. But we can scarcely
hope for such . contamination.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

tulf4B0 J04sah.s
The members Of tne Michigan Legs
latare who are Patrons OF Industry
hare succeeded IN their effort 10 Pre-
vent any gerrymandering in that State
and the senate Committee on restrict
ing will consist of four Republicans
four Democrats and three Patrons of
Industry. The Patrons will thus hold
the balance Of power, and they an.
nounce that the state will be divided
@ no partisan basis. A few sueh
acAons as this, such evidence OF clear
regard for what ls right, and the farm
ers movement will gam . strength II
never had yet. The honesty which ID
above party is recognized by all.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27
roWEB
Bureau !
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
aooAs . AND . foNkR nlook


DElsoiIA BRos Proprietor
ose<ns Co. ene Miis fr.m iakx Hlot:k~n
- acres inlpfssea. balance keeoh sna Nspi
timber. eiss SSH seed haildias> is<4 fesek
ss s ss. ~ ss @ .ss ss sss ssss ss
Ls}R SAILS room hsesr aa Terrace ave-
i ueaefn fnisl aha lands ts street car seA
ssoe. . b@ikAla lea sns ens ~ishisx oe1th kaa
propefsy-
.asss .ss ss nas s5s sss ;ss sss .s a :
ene- hall regular pflcra III yo< are thtnklak al
buy ina come IN and sre ~ We can sait yeu
eH QsxliIy and price
EoR sALE-A me naosrh keoss On oasssr..
eensenleaess This house nasl bs sslo saa
~lli ~ II bargain
WAxTED- To rent, with nrivilsee al buyins.
w : esoa hotel ia az cut ei elias. ~ 40
coed bar trade preferred.
E>0k eALk-fwe e-reom houses on Nerfh
y Latsycsse ct. near krs1ge; uiii cell both
OF one cheap Il sole within the neAi a dsSA
EoR SAl.K-sresm hause es Nun<on-st-. 10
ieet ireaL coed eeiiSri vel xns eistcfEs !
graded street. ssleF ana Gas. prios t1se; eAsy
terms.
Er0k sALE-sroam house on THIRD. St. stone
= lounasSlens Rood we'll ane eiktern. wtli
sell on eantrsei slo ao~a- balsnos monthly
payments
E0R sAlE-y-rcom house on Forrest St. -
4 fool 'front.' we'll cstrsa snd modern con
Nenienccss on Contract. Si0o down
ENuk SAf4E-s lots on North ave-. 5sxllQ si
y $40 each; on contracts easy terms
EoR kAcuANSE-sl arrcs f~o miles from
sauzxtack. 100 peach trees bearing. a9
standard pear trees. % cherry, - apple -
puins. 30 goosberries acres 81 Strawberries.
good house aud barn friee Ssss.
MONEY TO LOAN GA real aud personal prep
block
HOUSES ana rooms 20 rents alse number OF
"A good tenants -snfiuE 60 rent bring ia
your keys Rooms aRe 1. Tower hleok
DE00LIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

A PASSENGER on q Western steamer
killed the cook because he had no but
ter. What pity he had not laid ia .
supply Of Hayward's brand. "ol.'
enough to vote, strong enough TO walk
up stairs and rank enough to drive q
mule out of lanyard" He might
have satisfied the blood-thirsty passen-
gers cravings and escaped with his
life.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

GOVERNOR HILL does not purpose
giving up the office of Governor of New
York, with all its emoluments, per-
quisites and honors, until his salary as
United States Senator commences to
run. Some Democrats kick, deeming
his holding two offices an abnormal de-
velopment Of the party penchant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

The stubborn resistance of the Demo-
Gratis in Congress to the Elections bill Is
one of the strongest arguments for It's
passage. If there were no evils TO be
reached by it and no one to be punished,
they would be more indifferent to its
passage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27
ONE ENJOYS

ONH ENJOYS
6ofh the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and &C
ceptabls TO the stomach, prompt in
i:s action and truly beneficial tn its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
10 al and have made u the most
popular remedy Known.
Syrup of Figs ID for sale IN BOO
md e1 bottles hy al leading drug
eista Any reliable druggist wso
nay not have II On hand viii pro
cure il promptly for any one vho
wishes to Try it. Do not accept any
Ghefituse.
CALIFORNIA RE SnnUp CO.
sss 76sczSoe. co.
sesUvH4 n. - ~ ~ ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

We can not understand how any one
can insist that the masses of the people
are growing poorer, when the returns
year by year show m increase in the
depoGb IN the savings banks of the
country.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

THE extreme cold and frosts in Eu-
rope have killed the flowers of France
and they are no longer for sale on the
streets OF Paris IN their wonted pro-
fusion. wha; is "Gay Paris" without
fowsrs'
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

THERE is no argument In a threat.
The attitude of the Southern States,
that threaten to make no appropria-
tons for the Worlds Fair unless the
Elections bill is abandoned, is merely
that of . buffer. Honest elections are
of more importance TO the country
than q fair.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27
". II. WIN4WS.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
EMPLoyMkNT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Hel
free Of Charge,

ROOMS ss TOWER BLOCK.
Open Evenings. Phone SO.
FEMALE HELP wANTRD-2 dishwssherss 5
OF eify-wages sis, ] hoG-ekeepef. sewing
girls. tAiloress. II general elris-waees 9 ana
Kitchen. Ladies fsrsos' and i Tower bio siecf. K
MALE HELP WANTED harness maker
IA and harness siitcber. upholsierera. Z
hand carsers. men for woods. WOOD chop
bers. solicitor FOR Job printing. experienced
boat builder. good dyer. / ex xpericneed tolae
CO strippef. granite cutters. ] brsi-ciaSs re
TOUGHER. cigarmsker. <1ower block.
XVANTED-An experienced travelling sales
w man for manufacturing company.
A GREAT BARGAIN for one week only
"a Lot on Lafayette-st near fifth-sL. 50xls2
only $1,000. on same str eet further south s900.
PARTNER wANTEp-with $500 cash. 10
manufacture wooden bowls.
WANTED-To buy = milk route.
81 500 In cash 70 pay for new .-roem
early.
x.OO $50. ssoo. ssoo and $500 to loan on
s-V"s good security.
G1nDl will buy two Groom houses. south
-iONo part of citys heirship property; GO
tate must be closed; rent si2 per month.
GCO0O will buy good house and large lot
S-o',o on " Jnion-st.
A NICE modern sroorn house on Ionisst-
"A $3.50.
ONLY $500 for modern s-room house. large
~ lot. good locality. on Henryst
70 LOTS on Howard-st.. between Madison
~ and Union. four blocks north Of Hail ST.
ranging in prices from 500 10 so09s dont 20
mile outside and pay more.
100 acres. good buildings. large orchards.
lOo fruit OF al kinds. r1eh soil. near hock-
ford, S6500.
OOo acres rich clay loan. Is0 acres improved.
@No 40 heavy timbered. tne buildings. Lapeer
county. model farm. $500
A VERY large list of farms. from 40 90 100
"A acres. near the city. from So 10 500 Der
acre.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE

TIE brick block l-e,fes On West rrisse ct.
yos. 1g. 1sa Ard 1s; - fef s>is- biecs centsins
three stores The ssoepd Seer "a ff s8stss ~
reofas saifasie fer ertcrs ~ hesfsz - nE-
VIII sesi f1y ezst ~iH take PAT IN cts
property il ssIs in - esvs. In1utft 81
zztf A LORD. Is west Briaxs-<t
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

SENATOR INGALLS, seems likely to lose
the Kansas senatorship IN spite of his
somersault. If he had gone down with
colors flying and bided his time, he
would have cut finer figure in the fu-
ture. 1t is doubtful now whether the
Republican party will feel safe to trust
him, if i. regains control of the State.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

1he ssns.s rset.s 81 fhs G-sst Eariss
SAFETY Deroxsf oerrp psny rf1 - bss % Tres
far evening 1aaHz~r = 81 : - 3. 81. - fht
nHee - ff4 e<,-r sary fsr fhe pgypese ~
t7ecttrr sirref<-s sg- tk1 csrtrE yer. sne
sssh etser sa<nSs - sav ecr.s hets-s tbe
nes<fsnf- = y. ~ 49,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

AMERICAN pork will get into Ger
many yet. The opposition to it u de-
ereaslng. In fact the Germans are fast
finding out that they cannot get along
without It.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

THs Legislature Of Wisconsin viii
wrestle with . bill 70 make the maxi
mum railroad passenger rate cents .
mile for round trip tickets
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

A seFoRcE BILLr that would force .
little deoency into Mills and Bynum
would Re worth something 10 the
country.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

RAnLsllss[ ssl Eg.I q r.a.vs s.rsn.ssssss; -
fn-rfrzrs ~ 80 reteas ~ c>rt t4etere 49,
rarsfus novs-s r1ta lsrFt vAnsv ser5 p-errs
y ~ tetepscss1S xo. 80. sz-isx ts1zs ~ -
xsfex hSEA - ksS
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

PHrHApEIrH1A has q "Clover Cub. :
Whether there are any Pigs in Il ol
not. has not jet been made apparent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

" the search fer phosphates IN
Florida, 10 - reported thai . meer-
schsun nine has been q discovered
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

t-rrss --ss<t-s Fl tse pezs rs=s<s es>es.
ffrsr gss- s}s~fsnx ~ - re~s pnt su~b ofHe-
ssene~s "a -~sr r<sne f~s<-e - ~ Ep n.
NJ eexn@ II rheuev 4 4n<erwgr. sn Tne<e AZ
fse "a r ExEIY TfTT1f
Bee. sett.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

Fer our Muslin Underwear sale. com-
mencsng rsxt Thursday, January ..
voIer, HKzroLszzxsxa 4 70.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27
Marriage Licenses.

MarrIAge L1cenScS.
The following Is list OF tbs marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residence twlea outside the city and
ages OF the parties. Ages.
James c. Souter, Holland; Kate Hurl-
Harry w. Bright. Mabel Eiliott...............2l 2l9D
Corkius Barnett. Rhoda Nelson. 60
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

COR SALE-Having taken lot OF city prop
erty in exchange for farm lands. can OF
fer some specialsbargains In cheap and middle
priced homes on monthly payments i car
give you a choice of Is houses at 500 .sl3J0
5000. $500. 5000. 5000. All within 800 feet o
cable line. Elegant building lots on Paris and
ColIcge-aves. Only 1000. No commission or
these prices rs sell my own property. CIV
Tufts, 70 Pearl-ss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

Saginaw Court er Herald:
There is a struggle just now in the
Michigan Senate 20 determine which 10
boss, Doran. of Grand Rapids, or our
own Chauncey.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27
vANTw-aeEyn

To TysT 4JIsNENT AGFN1s-Ws 80 seytne
Il 80 cor rssssioss - cssh sates <nrInf tk<
raorsA 81 Js.asrvs e. ss1 tb1 ezx. sezTh
rslvsS,eas4 Iss
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

What PEOPLE Want
Twelve words usually nAake two hne.s thtr-
tee and words three lsness
nnd - adv the
A. ~ 90 q nae There =
price, that the table herewith
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27


1En BEARING APPLE TkEksl worth y
lOV each. Sisen 81 the party Who vii buy ~
acres Of good tupfosed lana ~ ConftlAnd Tor
slsoo, L. 8 fresin. rsom Lovers hiseA.
EoR sALE-At . bargain, one Of the best
= private residences N TIE s,ys - sssahs
new house Of trn rooms and closets farms 10
exchange for city or eAstsrn property. Ia
Glire ia Eastst- owe b. fishef.
lanes y. BRooKs-Resi Estate ana Leans,
Room 4. 81 Monroe and ~ utta~asts-l
have several modern houses that can sell a.
great bargains II taken soons Also some that
can sell for ~ down and y per month have
. good house and lot that would Ike 10 ea-
change for good horse ana buggy, harness. ~
change for city property; also Rave good
farm in Wisconsin, 10 exchange Ter city prop
r, ss,s sss nshs s ~ .s Or ia ss
mine for sale who wants ~ houses 10 rent ia
all parts Of The city. from so 10 So per month;
look At los coitav and see II You waati H.
EoR sALE-oa monthly payments. two de-
= sirabie homes ID minutes walk from post
once also hne house and large lot IN ANeSsn.
10 exchange for home Ia Grand Rapids viii
assume = reasonable ineumberance, also -
acres OF land OH your own terms al Tree from
debt and belonging 10 Dr. W. IL. hoss. offes,
Widdieomb Building ~
CELL THRN FOR WHAT THEY WILL
~ bring-Ihis IL what the owner says OF TWO
| beautiful building lots. only one block east OF
Division ST.: who 10 the frsf one 10 make an
o0cr? have other good bargains In houses
sns Gss msnsg sSd 70 esn William Ssr ROOM
3, Widdicomb Building. y
w r.. SCRIBNER has customers for three
W. or four nne houses. ranging from two 70
three thousand dollars Any one having such
house with modern improvements. call 81
once on w. X. Seribner. So Pearist =
ssRUILDING-Loan Associations. How 20
ID Use and Not Abuse Them. by Chas. y.
Southard. Building Loan Commission for New
y ork Stale. Their organization and benefits.
difference between Locals and Nationals"
valuable interest tables. house plans. etc.
Postpaid for 25 cents by Building and Realty.
| 5 Canal-st 3S6tf
Tor sALE-Having taken q lot OF city prop
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27
IN THE COUNTRY.

Reuben REYNOLDS ct al to Amos G
Graves and wife. lot Reynold 4
Franklin's sub 10 city
Mary Stocks to Geo Spring. lot 20 vii
lage Of Rockfork-................
Rodney A Hastings to Sherre II. Bal
lard. W part lot y, Humans second
Sherre ii Ballard TO Rodney A Hast
ings, lot ~ and IL x lot 50 Nashe's Ind
Jacob Bogardus TO Geo A Scrtbner,
piece land on see IS. Wyoming
Joost Geelheod 10 John Ringold, part
ofnwL of sec - Grand Rapics.........
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-27

This list is furnished by Tuttle Bros. real
estate dealers. Pearist.. over Arcade Tele-
phone No. lao.l