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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-27
FIGHT WITH AN ALLIGATOR,
Stafford jenkins Thrilling Experience
Near Sylyania. Ga

Stafford jenkins Thrilling Experience
Near Sylvania, Ga.
Stafford jenkins, who goes to school ia
Sylvania, had somewhat exciting encounter
with monster alligator while driving here
from his home. He came across the ALI
gator lying by the side Of the road. and
thinking the monster dead, stepped out Of
the buggy to measure it, Just then the ali-
gator yawned. Stafford was for q moment
paralyz.d with fright, but recovered suf-
fciently to spring into the buggy and give
the whip TO the horse. The alligator pur-
sued him for two miles, when they came
upon party of men. The saurian stopped,
and was attacked by the men. After ter
rible fight they succeeded in killing it. The
monster measured sixteen feet in length,
aud is he largest ever seen IN this neigh
borhood.-Sylyania special to ST. Louis Star
Sayings.
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At meeting of Oakland Circle, No. 3, C.
o. F. of A. held on Monday evening, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: Charles Tichner, c. c.; Mrs.
Horstman, S. e. c.; Mrs S. Schwartz, r. ::
Schwartz r. s.; Mrs. Annie Smith, r. G. !;
Mrs. Nellie Bennett, l.. g.; Mrs. W. Lenz,
|. g.; DR.. Gray Smith. p; Mrs. Minnie
Derssen Trustea
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The Company Was Not to Blame.

The jury in the case of Daniel Calvin
against the Southern Pacific Company re-
turned verdict in the company's favor in
Judge Firms department Wednesday after
moon. Gavin claimed $4,000 damages for
injuries sustained by falling off car plat
form, but the testimony showed that be was
Intoxicated at the time and alone TO blame
for the accident.
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Ethel Brandon.

. The Acazar's new play "a Fair Rebel. d"
has caught SO closely on the clientele of the
theater that the management have con-
cluded to depart from their traditional
policy and give two weeks of it instead of
one. Miss Ethel Brandon as ClaireIte Mon
teith, the fair rebel. who gives the title to
the piece, is doing good work in a very
arduous role-one that, for patriotic reasons.
makes her forget her feminine nature in the
interest Of the "bonny blue flag" She even
mounts breeches as a disguise. to min
lister TO tie wants OF the sick and
wounded among the boys who "wore the
gray" But, whatever costume she dons.
she always looks pretty. neat and of COM
pact form. Nature has been very kind to
Miss Brandon. and she can rarely make
mistake in her presen tment Of character on
the stage, because her fine wOmanly figure
defes all disguise. If L. r. Stockwell can
cultivate military whiskers, au naturel, we
advise him 10 do so. His stage whiskers, if
nothing else, make him a success as Major
James Stiilman, Surgeon L. S. A.
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There were no new developments in the
See Too Ong murder case Detective Glen
non says the relatives Of the murdered man
are dumb on the subject, and will not give
any clew or assistance in ferreting out the
murderer. 1t is thought they will settle 1t
In their own sweet and wonted manner,
by picking off some member of another
society,"
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Ininred His Shine.

John w. Hicks. q driver for Wells. Fargo
q Co., slipped while unloading coop of
turkeys at the Oakland mole, and fell to the
ground, striking his back. He was I'M
conscious when picked up, and was re-
moved to his home on Vallejo street. 1t is
thought he injured his spine.
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Charles Ferrin, who pleaded guilty to four
charges OF petty larceny in Judge Worley's
court, was sentenced to two years imprson-
ment In the House of Correction. Charles
Walker, the negro against whom were nine
charges, was sent to the County Jail for one
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY Hsa
L Ocean Division-and Pacific COAST &C.,
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf. at 10 NJ for the above ports one OF
their Il iron steamships. viz:
STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r IL, g. De-
cember 10. -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL, "a, Dec. 6. Is, 30.
OREGON-November 20 December ., IA. IS
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad, oregon Short Line and other diverging
lines for all points in Oregon, Washington, British
Columbia, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, DAKOTA, Utah.
wyoming Yellowstone Park and all points East and
South aud TO Europe.
Fare TO Portland-Cabin. SIG; steerage, So; round
trip, cabin. $50
Ticket onices-1 Montgomery ST., and Palace Ho-
tel, New Montgomery ST.
GOUDALL, PERKINS Il CO., Supt Ocean Line.
1f 10 Market St. San Francisco.
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- skipped"

Gourlay & HaIrison's Skipped by the
Light Of the Moon" is crowding the Bush
street Theater, There are no changes since
il was first produced here-at least none
that are Temarkable-but it draws all the
same. 1t may be that while the play has
not changed the population Of the city has.
San Francisco shuffles its people almost as
rapidly as New Orleans used TO do be-
fore Ben Butler baniShed the yellow
fever from the Crescent City, and
what is nov supposed to be frayed and
worn out comes back in a couple of years
with all the eclat of originality. Skipped"
is i'll this condition. The Chinaman, Leach,
end the special policeman are carrying it
through by broad shoulders aud main force
Full houses roll in laughter, and the people
exclaim when they get breath, How
clever Why don't they give US more OF
this kind Of fun ?" We begin to think
farce comedies are like well-distilled
whisky-the longer they are kept the better
they grow.
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A Coming Concert.

Following are the members of the Ban
durris,aS," who propose to give concert at
Odd Fellows Hall on the ID of December
next:
Bandurras-Senor Jose Saucho Qeader), Senior
Jose Lomb5rdero, Messrs. Beverly Letcher C. H.
Lundberg.
Guitars f. E. Simmons George A. James.
Charles L. Davis aud Paxton Wright.
NIolin-Dr. +. III. Fisher.
ICnlln-Dr Rnrenshnrrer
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Remembered uar pro,h

The will of Katharine Wolf has been
filed in the Probate Court by Carl Wolf,
her brother. who petitioned for letters of
administration. The testatrix died ON the
18th inst, leaving an estate worth $1,000,
which she bequeathed to her brother Carl.
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Officer Maher and Special Herlihy ar
res ted three men at an early hour yester-
day morning. They gave the names of
William Kelly, Thomas Burns and Richard
Mlchaels. They are accused Of having
robbed John Larsen on the water front.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-27

W. Fl. Willoughby, saloon-keeper on
Pacific street, was arrested for an assault
with deadly weapon. 1t seems that John
Madden, pressman, aud companion
raised disturbance In the place while
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drunk and were elected. but returning later
and tried to clean out the saloon. Will
loughby took up a walrus tnsk aud attacked
them, Madden receiving a blow upon the
head that opened the scalp for sever al
inches. He was taken to the City Prison
HGSnital and sfranned tn a cot
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John O'Brien, Bernal Heights hood
ium, was arrested Wednesday night for hit
ting his sister with hammer. He was
charged with battery. Miss O'Brien's
wound Is slight
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Z" The Musketeers has SO far proved a
success at this popular theater. 1t is not
new piece, but it has many fine points that
age cannot impair The convent-school
scene goes with fine eclat, because it is very
neatly PLAYED.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP &C

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN k7~a.
~ Francisco Tor ports IN ALASKA Septeu- 1872
Der and october ~, a. n November and Decem
Der Il. 26.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
September and October 2, Z, ~, IT, %, Of, A. N.
November and December l, .: l. 10, q. IS, 81.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay Wednesdays, A. "
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth anu NTH day A.
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles. Santa
Ihtara and Sau Luis Obispo every fourth and nth
DAY st ] An.
For ports IN Mexico. 25th OF each month.
Ticket 0nice-Palace Hotel, New Mohty omeryI.
6oODALL PERKINS CO.. General Agents.
1Ettf 10 Market st Saa Francisco
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A copper mine in Japan first worked 1883
years ago is soon to be reopened.
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Many man, and perhaps more women,
world have been saved from insanity if they
had resolutely obtained sufficient sleep.
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CCMPAGNIE GENERaLE

CGMPAGNIE 6ENERALE
Ian SATLA TIQJ
FTrn"l, Line to E"vr".
COMPANY'S PIER (SEW), AZ NORTH za
~ River foot OF Morton st Travellers by <ESaR
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort OF crossing the channel IN a sun Ali
boat
LA ChAhfAdNE- Irauo... ............,.,....... =
........... Saturday, December 5tl, az 8 30 AN
LA BRETAGNE, De JouSselin ............,..,.
........-. Saturday, December 18th, - 80 p n
LA BOURG0GNE FTangeul Observation-Disclosures,
....... Saturday, December l9tn, > 80 A. "
LA GASCOGNE. Santelli. Observation-Disclosures.
........-.... Saturday, December 18th, IL 200 NJ
Ne For freight or passage apply 10
A. FORGET. Agent,
Nos Bowling Green, New YORK.
J.E FUGAzI CO.. Agents, Montgomery ava.
Ian Francisco
Branch ONCE. 10 Montgomery street mr2ost
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a verItaDlo family medicine box. Beecham's Pulls.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

l sal al ''' nv Will "a
FOR NTw YOSE W. PANAMA.
Steamship COLIMA, Thursday, December 8. 1891,
81 u taking freight and passengers direct
MazatlnD, Acapulco, 0cos, Champerico San Jose
de Guatemala, Acajutia La Lftertad Cornto
Punta Arenas and Panama
En.; FDN1-S<nNG VIA YOKOHAMA.
CHINA Cya Honolulu.
- Tuesday, December g. 1891 at PM
CITY OF PEKIEG ....,.................
......-... THURSDAY. December 81, 1891 at 3Px
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO. .. -
....,........ Saturday, January 20, 1892. at rx
Round trip uckets 10 oAohama and return va.
duced rates.
For freight or passage apply at tie once cornssI:
First and Brannsn streeta
Branch ofice-202 Front street.
9Th II ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent
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UGENNIG 8 EkMSHiP GUMPANY.
THE SPLENDID SOoO-ToN STEAMERS sa
i of this line, carrying United States, +ss
Hawaiian and Colonial mails sail from FolsoIn-st
Wharf under
FOR HONOLTTU ONLY.
s.S AUSTRALIA. ct. NOVEMBER Path at M
FOR HONOLULU, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
DIRECT.
IS. MARIPoSA. 500. DECEMBER Io.h at BPM
For freight and passage apply at Office 327 Make:
ttreeE j. ID. SPRECkELS & BROS
.6t General Agents.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.

IPAJIFIJ SISIEMl
Trains Leave and Are Due to Arrive nj
SAN FRANCISCn
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
DeG0LlA BROS.
pEALGkx IN
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 8 Tewef Block.

ENok sALE-loo acres land In Paris township
miles from city large house and TOO
GOOD barns clay loan soil. large short.
good fence ~ acres beech aDr maple timber;
price ~ per acre, would ekSaaage Tor Grand
Rapids property.
EOk sALE-sp acres In Plainneld. u miles
IRON city. nile from Rockford. IS acres
improved, to9 peach. acres apples Ion rap
berries. 10 piums. a. pears. acres oats. acres
wheat. IL acres soeded. acres corn. acres po-
tatoes. good room house. good barn. horses.
cows farming implements ana ala personal
property; owner must sell on account OF fail
fns heal h; prscr s..ooOeo.
Eok SALE--srosn house just completed on
Hanover Court. finely finished with hirh
terrace. graded street call Ia and get price
Oh this house II you want 20 invest In North
end property.
E'oR sALE-Honse and lot In southern part
OF city. house uncom9leteo AID party eau
not complete came from shortage of funds.
This Is good chance foT person having small
amount OF money TO make good Investment
1D EACHANGE-3S acres. - acres improved.
balance white oak timber. iVroom house
ana barn. nne orchas d. Ares low land IN
der drained and under cultivation. This fns
place Is situated about ~ miles ir0m the city.
south. Come In and gtt full description.
TOR SAIL OR EXCHANGE acres on lake
shore. near the park. good buildings. 4S9
peach trees la bearing. - pear Standards Ga
bearing. acres Strawberries 3 acres raspher-
riss. 10 grapes gooseberfles and other small
fruits. Trsc~ 500; fruit same viii pay for
IL the present seasen; would exchange Tor
xood city property; this ~ a great chance for
some Que and the greatest bargain we have
ever offered.
rI0 EACHANGE-For good rentin@ city prop
eriy. ~ acres. fine house. barn aud out
buildings. 70 scr-s improved. balance OAK.
beech aud hickory timber. good fsBces syo
peach. 10 apple. pears. riGns and small fruit
treea Price S5s0.
DsGoLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In south Grand Rapids, Just outside
"A of city limits; new building newiy.ier-
good main road within - rods OF depot also .
good local trade.
q HOUSES and lo's. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange for farm
or personal property
Nd a <o-acre Farm 10 exchange for good
~ house and lot ia south or east portion OF
city.
POUR tenement brick block. lot 50 feet front.
1 on North OTTAWA. to exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
~ for sale al a hargain.
= HOUSES and lots on Colt ave. 10 trade for a
- gilt edge farm within ~ 10 ID miles OF city.
Oh ACRES improved land % miles southeast
OU OF city: A No. j buildings banked barn.
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit. well
fenced. under good cultivation. to exchange
ior city property; or 80 or ~ acres near city.
HOTEL In Big Rapids. all furnished. 10 ex-
"A change for property ia city ar farm
S0 ACRE farm miles southwest of Reed
W City nearly al improved; good fences.
etc; free OF all incumbrsace; TO exchange Tor
fTES ROOM house and lot. 43 LaSrave st has
l. good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted toy
gas. and has splendid barns lot Soxlzo. with
90 ACRES OF land. 4 mile north and miles
oc east of city. TO exchange for city prop
Oh ACRES. l mile north OF city limits. on
~ Alpine-gavel road-for sale; deslrs-
Bile tract for plating.
9l ACRES. IA miles south cf lall-st. for
O-f sale or trade for eiry property.
VACANT LOTS in the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafayette-st. for
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south OF
Az city. 10 exchange Tor city property.
MONEY TO loan on real estate and chattels
G. S. FOUTS tsa Room .sor.sgs1s1 IS. tsspts sis
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
WInANS { ALLEN
Grand union Real Estate Exchange
ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK
PHONE $50.

sgiDo for new moeern house on cAsx sts eak
hRiss n~la~. this Is oRe OF our bargains
slaN i bay 81 IN house near ~ isloh ;
treat hail wsec shred ana summer kftcheh.
lot IA o. we'll and eissern. SHADE ihis pace
Is sorfh SOC
Nc arr onrrins a q ere4t - -shce . new.
modern house Nc. 80 Csss-st-. fer szse- The
ewaer lives IN the nosse Ane viii sas~ IL 10
yoa.
$500 for = furnished hotel IN 8 seoc ie~n ana
doing = good business viii exchange iof
farm Oh city property.
nrOom. cellar in parts. well and eistern.
large lot; room for another house
si0so will buy bus Aess corner wiSflh ~ roas
OF H. i NJ depot
slouU Viii p0y soIk ISLAND
LOTS OF LOIS
sale will buy lot too blocks from the cor
nerof East ana Fifth-sye.
ssSo for a lot on Mechanic sf.
$50 for y LOT or Cass 81.
500 for 4 lot Gu :. Lafayette 81
$500 for q lot on Madison ave-. north ef mn
ave.
500 for lot on James ST
sac Tor = lot on :. Division
sos Ior a lot on T.. Leonard.
s5l0 for lot oae-haif block from u. a NJ
depot.
$50 tor q tot on Dayton 81.
$50 for q lot on Griggs ave
ti;p0 for lots corner Page and Forest
So for a lot on Chatham ST
sos for a lot near corner Madison ana Reed
500 for lot on Henry 81.
Ssoo for a large iof on Madison ave.
500 Tor lot on Prince.
$500 for a lot on Wosdlawn ave.
Our iist OF s+o lots Is JUST rs iAree
wISANS A ALLEN,
5 and Tower Blk
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
OUT Oh JAIL At LAST
O'Brien and Dillon Tread Their
Own Free Bogs Once More.
TIE YCARIHYIIEs EXCEEDING GLAD
fhsir Esrbasiassfs ksespsisa on Their
k~i~ass From PFtssa-fae Distia-
gzish~a jan ssras C9ite ia
kspaaiAtiaS fsrBsiL

DuBLN. July s0-Nessrs William
O'Brien and John Dillon. the TWO
Irish members Of parliament who
have been undergoing sentence
Of six months Imprisonment for
melting the teaants os the
smita- Barry estate at rippera-y 10
resist payment Of rents, were released
from Galway jail at s.25 O'Clock a. IA.
Aessrs Dillon and 0'brien showed but
slight traces OF nAving suffered from
the rigors Of confinement ia jail. in
fact seemed 10 be enjoying the most
perfect health-
Large crowds of people gathered out
side the jail long before the hour
set for the deliverance of the two i'm
prisoned Irish leaders. and when the
latter did appear they were greeted
with Loud shouts Of stick TO Parnell- :"
These shouts. however. were inter
mixed with others equally loud and
which had for their tenor: Down with
Parnell"
No sooner were the two mem bers Of
parliament free from the prison sur
roundings than a deputation composed
Vi tCno8b t0k knCko ~ C3C4I ISa tLSk1 An
several addresses of congratalation
upon their release from prison
Mira william o. Brien. the wife Of tho
wsll-known member % pariiameut
WA waiting Ia carriage outside the
1ail for her h~sbsnd. whom she well
coined bsok to liberty in . most afYec-
tionats manner. amid she cheers of the
surrounding crowd
After replying briefly TO the address
- Of welcome ana shaking hands
with . number Of the most prominent
people present. both Mr.. Dillon and
Mr.. O'Brien entered Mrs William
OBriens carriage and were driv-
en-, followed by repeated cheers
and showers of good wishes, to the
residence Of Bishop Mccormack. where
the entire party We're entertained at
breakfast A few short addresses suit
able TO the occasion. but devoid of all
reference 20 existing Irish political
troubles, were made. after which some
time was spent in pleasant eonversa-
tion.
Shortly after breakfast the two ex-
prisoners were driven to this city and
on their arrival authorized the state
ment that they 'repudiated Parnelrs
pretensions to the leadership OF the
Irish national party. This prompt and
decided action has created . profound
sensation The McCarthyites are jubi-
liant, while even the most enthusiastic
and stesdfast followers of Mr.. Parnell
are downcast and faltsring.
There Ia abundant reason for this
encouragement on the part of the Par
nellites After Carlow. and the swift
succession of misfortunes ensuing upon
that defeat, there remained only the
dsfection of O'Brieu and Dillon to COM
pete tho downfall of the "uncrowned
Iin0"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
HOME P0R SALE!
IN THE BEST
PART
OF THE CITY.

Modern. convenient house.
C. ntatuing all the require
menfs for a good sized lam
iiy. Seven bed rooms. bath
room. psrlor. sitting room.
dining room. kitchen. china
cost. 2 paniries. ; other
clos It's. iasatory. front and
hack stalrwdys. txiia sto-e-
room i'm attic. ba snce OF attic
fioored and large enough 10
make two more bed rooms.
Windows and doors fitted
with screens. cellar windows
with wire guards. Provision
room. laundry. furnace and
fuel room IN baSement.which
Is concerted and fioorrd IN
firsf-class manner aud pro
vided with an outside en-
trance. IL you have looked
the city over for a convent
snt and we'll arranged house
vii hout succ e>s. do not fail
10 Investigate this oppurtu-
nitv 10 secure II without the
trouble. uncertainty and de-
lay Incidental 10 building.
B his hoIse Is upon one Of the
finest lots in the city aud will
be sold with either 6ix I01,
eox1Sn. s1x.00 or 7Sx35T feet.
Immediate possession II de-
Orsd viii he sold upon easy
'"rms. Lock nj the property.
which Is s51 FoInfain-st.. or
address ii. IL. James. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

Gssrx-o.d wheat He; new. SIC; corn. Sc
eats slc. rye, Tsc barley. 81 10 ? hundred
Ma Reel. .effc, pork, he mutton. sasfc
sprsnx iapih. acs fowls. zoe; spring chickens.
ISr veal se turkeys. lHc. ducks. zoe.
PRnpceF- Butter. i4c. egEs ife potatoes. tsr
. hu: teefs &c b0. onions DC do1
r.hi<lses zee . aszs lettuce Ee = hn peas. ss.
, nsi. hssns band picked. s19 = eu honey.
lfr ra~pherries. i-c qnarf cherries S-1 =
In. peaches 81 = tu apples, sc bH.
Fanf- W sehes Ne Sc unWsshee, l@4 Ae.
H.v-Tfnaashv sIS , ten clover. SIS ten
straw e. , Ton.
HrnsS sNn FsfIow-ttrren tes part rursS
&c; etred hides. ~ cait ssias- gr-en. g e..
sans cured Sc; taiio~. &C. rests NetlSe
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

CsrTI.-Narket fairly active. Quotations
yansed at - Oas S for chosce to fancy ship
rtns Steers; n acsss 70 FOR ssod 70 choice do;
AssSs ~ for common 20 fair 10 ~ Ts6A % Tor
butchers steers; - scxsss 80 fer stocsers, - ~
a. 20 for Texans; - ssA4p for Feeders: s'-so
"a ~ FOR Cows. n soSss 30 for Buils and ~ 30
q 80 for vssi Caves
Boss-Nsrket rather active. Sales rsnged ~
- ss1a ~ rcr Pigs; y. Ts~1s 20 Toe light; ANA
90 for roush pscstnsi - ssesS FOR mixed
end n oo>sSS for hsAvy psskias sad shipping
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31

--s-------~-~~-- =
DaDCLIFF \ Holt -Reiieh'e upheisfersrs
II a ~ eouth Ift ssons ct. have TIE arrest
-vsns smpley the most competent Fnen snd
Wiii give you regular fsteS Nprthef yon 49,
fcs them = ret ~ phoninE No. 80 or So after
tusi iness hegrs
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
Homes for Sale s. ,sa ssTa n.a,s aas

Homes Tor Sale = per month
DO You Want Easier Terms thar Thesey
294. Eighth, bargain, 500.
3ci No. Prospect. real bargain, $3.50.
304 No. lafayette-st., can be bought at
bargain.
2l9 rss,ings-st. Is in the same 6s.
365 No. tafayette-s'., at bargain
l76 Spring st, for sale al bargain.
House and LOT on PlanSeld-sve. a, bargain
House and LOT on G. A. VOLTS addition; gres,
bargain.
1853 No College-sve.. al a sacrifice.
% lske-si., on small payments, $500
393 and 395 logan-s', 81 500
al Thomas-st., Z $1,000
81 SincIair-st. $3.50
i6 jennet-st., $500
398 East Brdge-sf., part down. S2.i00
Nacsnt lots IN ali parts OF the city At AT pri-
ces and on any kinds of terms
limited nu'nber Of lets on lnion Boule.
ward add. chs - Tor cash
North Park iutS. al pfi,es We have three
or four sections III timber land IN Northern
Michigan ans some cash se viii put with il
foi ifty really
We have city lots 20 exchange for your farm.
II you wish 10 trade come and see US ANY
amount 81 hHrfatH. OF oui hosis
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sand The eiIhers. over aors.'s
Omen Wednesdays aud Saturday
evenings Telephone soa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
pr,e.. =, csr.prser-.

rsrrs s~D FxxD-Iily Waite. t1s Patent.
ea huastrrd corn meal. si-.4 hanarpc i
fps.f sy.ifs7 q - , ton nit8Iiux$. 800 ,
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= ga herts greens. - hu, frr eosEins
stsTro.%s ~ "a aateas. He > "a pess -
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ssuk~rrf~s nes cherries ss. pesehe< 90 ?
sppies, NJ : pa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-31
wANrED-Te RENT.
MOVING. PArKINa 4 aToRAeE

yyANTED-A medium sire furnished house
w in = desirable locality 70 be taken IN
September NS