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Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-17
STEAMBOAT TIE-UP.
Commerce on Puget Sound Paralyzed by
u Back-Action Boycott.

SEATTLE, Dec. 16.-The steamboat
tie-up which has paralyzed the COM
merce OF the sound for the past forty
eight hours, came to an end tonight.
The boycott declared on Captain Nc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14
Amenities of Politics.

If a Republican were to rise in his
place and say, "NIr. Speaker, in the
name OF my political friends and in the
presence OF the house | tell you that
you are 4 liar!" there would be such a
scene as has never been witnessed in
the Congress of the United States. Tho
country would be appalled,, for We are
not accustomed to these things. Nor
can we imagine that SO gross an indie
cency could happen in SO high q place.
BY trying,to fancy the seem as being
enacted in Washington it may BIO pos
sible to appreciate what sort OF affair it
was that happened i'll Paris, when Paul
do Cassagnac, tile old swashbucklcr,
used these very words to NJ. Floquet,
president OF the chamber OF deputies.
Not the least peculiar feature OF it all
is that there is to be no duol. AT least
it is said that friends have prevented q
fight. As NJ. de Cassaenac stood with
folded arms facing the chair, NJ. Fioquet
told him in measured words, .~'youswill
DO called to account outside these pre-
cincts as becomes men OF honor"
Unless do Cassagnac makes a public
apology where he offered the coarse in
suit, it is impossible to see how Floquet
can avoid sending a challenge, which
will certainly be accepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

We do not quite understand the fol-
lowing remarks from the Fairmont
West Hirginidm:
i Is TO be supposed that tho lSrELLiGESCEn
VIII not Plncc General Clnrkson In It's dcSpISeI
,ist oil federal ollice'holders. II has been but II
general for his DISTINGUISHED advocacy OF Mr,
ilnineh nomination. As n rainbow chaser and
nero worshipper. the lNTElIlGESCrR Is bloom.
ing success; but Il certainly hacks the requisites
Tor political leadership. Ii Is 10 be hopcdit may
yet stumble upon the right side OF something
anu get TO SIT tn somebody's lap 10 DO cOddied.
1t had not occurred to us that tho al.
ways welcome Vest Tirginian was so
set upon defeating Mr.. Blaine's nomina.
ton that 1t would resent the favorable
mention OF him in n Republican news.
per OF West Virginia, where Blaine is
tho overwhelming choice OF tho Repub.
lican party, us no is from Maine TO Cali.
iornia.
In this tho 1STELLlGENcER does not
lead; it ia merely well pleased TO move
along with the sentiment which it
heartily endorses and which, We take
tho liberty to inform our esteemed CO.
temporary, represents the lightning cx-
press, n good thing not to run against.
We regret hat the Wca Tirginian
says anything about a desire ito sit in
somebody's lap to be coddled"-rcgrct
1t because it recalls the interesting fact
that otlice.secking is n passion and
oilice-getting something Of a talent with
the Vest Hrginian. One OF its propric.
tors, q good man, did much desire to be
appointed postmaster at Fairmontundcr
President Harrison; failing On this
laudable ambition to serve his country
and his neighbors, he was able to pro-
mote tho successful candidacy OF his
brother-in-law, another good man, who
is expert and experienced in his office,
having held it under Garfield, Arthur,
and Cleveland, under whom he lost it,
rcgaining it under Harrison. The other
proprietor, another good man, is in
Washington holding n good position,
which We are glad TO know he fills al
mirably.
1t is easy TO understand why the Vest
Trginiam is not throwing up its cap for
Blaine, but it is something of a consola-
ton to know that it will after he has
been nominated; and the presumption
is reasonable that it will then be rs
earnestly in favor OF his denomination
rs it is now for President Harrison's.
The Wa Virginian does not always
see its way clear to agree with the In
~TELLlGEScEn, but it may always be re-
lied on to join with the I~NTELLIcEycER
in supporting a Republican administra-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14
The KiCkcrs Kick.

The Yale and Princeton teams are
kicking as hard against the Manhattan
Athletic. clubs return OF receipts as
they did against each other in the great
Thanksgiving game OF football.
The club guaranteed m attendance OF
10000 persons. The kIckers estimate
that at least $4,000 people were there.
The club accounts for only 1850. The
kickers, through their lawyer, want m
accounting for the difference ut one
dollar n head.
Police officers and others accustomed
to large crowds estimated the attend.
ancc at not less than 10000. 1t looked
us though all creation had turned out
to see the sport.
The Manhattan Athletic club is sup
posed to be composed OF gentlemen,
and gentlemen do not pocket the money
OF other people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

Somebody in Washington is at great
pains to get it well into the public mind
that Secretary Blaine had nothing to do
with the negotiations with Germany by
which our pork is let into that country
and considerable advantages are gained
for other farm products. President
Harrison did it all himself while Mr..
Blaine was at Bar Harbor.
We may well believe that the Presi-
dent would stop this kind Of thing ii he
could. II he were in sympathy with it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14
Che Q,,t4fQemer
WHEELING. DECEMBER il, 1901.
The Virginia Debt.

Taking the state by counties, the
Richmond Times has been gathering in
tcrviews on tho proposcd.settlenent Of
the Virginia debt ms agreed upon by
the debt commissioners and the agents
of tho bondholders. Without exccp-
ton the persons interviewed, who ap.
pcarto be representative men, say that
that tho settlement will be a good thing
for tho state and the best the bond
holders need expect. The general i'm
preston is that the settlement will be
had.
As tho INrELLrGENcER has remarked
before, this settlement will be n matter
OF great interest to West Virginia, for
nothing will then stand in the way OF a
serious movement to bring about a set
Element with West Virginia. This new
state, SO rich in all hat can make n
state great, which has always protested
itself ready to meet Virginia in 4 settle
ment, will not even by implication place
herself where it may be said with any
color OF truth that she will rcpudiate
an honest obligation.
West VirSinians have too much to
expect by honest dealing, have too
much respect for themselves and for
their state, to seem to favor reputation.
What the obligation is, has never been
ascertained except by the commits
%sioners, who went to Richmond in n
vain search for the Virginia commits
sioners but carried their labors far
enough to report that we owed, in
round numbers, a million dollars.
When agents OF the bondholders ap-
peared AT Charleston offering to accept
for this sum and interest a long bond
ut q low rate, the legislature made the
great mistake OF refusing to appoint n
committee to inquire into the matter
and report on certain facts and the
c%xpcdiency OF accepting the proposition.
Our legislature will not meet for an
other year. What condition the debt
question may be in by that time is i'm
possible to f~oretell. The governor might
open correspondence with the agents OF
the bondholdcrs, ascertain their views
if they be willing to give them, and see
what proposition, if any, they will COM
nit themselves to for the consideration
OF the people, SO that through n public
discussion OF the matter the Legislature
may be ready to act when it meets.
The correspondence would commit the
state to nothing and might result in
great good.
The governor is suggested because by
reason OF the high office he holds he is
the first citizen OF the state. Fortunate
ly he is moreover a lawyer Of repute,
has considerable business interests and
has shown intelligent zeal in the devel-
opment OF the state.
The governor might, if he thought
!: well, invite to advise with him repre-
sentative men Of both parties, SO that
tho. consideration OF the question may
be rs far removed as possible from the
field OF partisan politics. The ISTELLI-
GENcEk commends this thought to the
governors attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14
STAGE
Notes nbout the Drama, local and General.
Gossip of Plays ind Players.

Gossip OF Plays and Players.
"Thc ~Stowaway" is said to have dis.
tanccd all competitors in the contest for
coin" last week in st. Louis. 1t cap
tured more dollars at Pope's than that
popular theatre had taken in in many q
month. AS this was the third time this
popular scenic drama had been pre-.
sented in st. Louis, it certainly goes to
show that "Thc Stowaway" is still en-
phatically in it.
The season in New York, so far, has
been n bad one. Out OF New York it
has been worse. No reason can be
found for this condition OF things. As a
rule, the year OF suffering for theatrical
managers is that which marks the
advent OF 4 new President. Yet the
present year has been more disastrous
than that which was dominated by Mr..
Harrison.
On his departure for S%teubenvillo
Saturday morning Conductor Pat Gil
moro nearly met with 4 fatal accident
ut Bridgeport. He missed his footing
and was dragged some distance we the
ties, and but that IL passenger grasped
his hand just rs he was about to let 90,
he must have been killed.
Lizzie Evans closed her season, un der
the management OF Charles L. Callahan,
on Saturday night. 1t is rumored that
when Miss Evans next takes the road il
will be under the management OF Mr..
George S. Miller.
"Nell's Dad' will be presented at the
Martins Ferry Opera House Christmas
night and the night following by the
Fern Leaf Dramatic company, OF Mar.
tins Ferry.
Mr.. Jefferson wa last here in Janu-
airy, 1881. He then played "The Rivals"
and Mrs. Drew, Maurice Barrymore
and other good people were in the cast.
Fanny Davenport is negotiating for
the lease OF appointment London theater.
If she secures it she will present Sar.
dou's cleopatra" for = season.
NJ. B. Curtis will have to remain in
jail in San Francisco until his trial, rs
the supreme court has refused to grant
his relcase'on bail.
The Epoch thinks that Miss Ada Re-
han is. probably the most imposing
figure on the English-spcakins stage to-
day."
The Autograph representing Nat
Goodwin "makins the world laugh is q
happy %conccit, artistically carried out.
Oliver Doud Byron's business in "The
Piunger" this season is said to be the
largest he has had in fifteen years.
Martha Morton's play, "Thc Mer-
chant" which won the New York World
prize, failed dismally on the road.
The members Of the Jefferson COM
pany were quartercd III their private
car while in the city.
It is a settled fhct that Charles Froh-
mans stock company is to play in Lon.
don next summer.
The Melville Sisters entire company
is quartcrcd at tho Hotel Van curen,
for n weeks stay.
Allan Dale calls Bernhardt's new play,
IA Dame de Challant," a "job lot OF
atrocities"
Sadie Hasson will star alone next
season in "Thc Kentucky Girl"
Louis Aldrich has closed his season,
which was q very short one.
Eight Bells made a big hit in Pitts.
burSh last week.
The President company has closed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

WHY
Should I buy my Christmas presents
from Hamilton, 81 and % Fifth avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa? Because he sells
pianos and organs that T'know are re-
liable and pleasing in tono. AS long as
| can remember | have heard them
SPOKEN OF rs the leaders in that line.
My friends bought the same kind years
ago, and they arc good and true in
action and tone. Store open till 0 p.
III. Write dircc. to the house for cata-
logue, terms and prices. We prefer to
deal with you direct, and will make it
TO your advantage to- do so. Railroad
fares will be paid TO out-of-town pur-
chasers. N&rH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

The INTELLIGEScEr's account OF the
opening OF the Norfolk & Western
bridge over the Ohio at Kcnova will be
read with unusual interest, for it marks
IN important step in the development
OF a great railroad system which means
much to West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

he would invite Mr. Blaine to step out
OF the cabinet and give him II free Gcld
Tor the exercise OF his talents. As 1t Is
tho President can only regret in silence
that come fool friends have fallen to
his lot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

IL New York and Washington it is
oncc more thought that Mr.. Elkins is
about to become secretary OF war. The
INTELLIGEScER's guess is that Mr.. Ell
kins will not go into President Harri-
sons cabinet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

THE National Lead Trust, capital
$780, O0,0 1000, has become the National
Lead Company, capital $50, 200, 1000. For
some reason it seems TO have been
thought desirable to squeeze out $780,
100000 Of water. Even water can be
used to excess sometimes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

WHAT a golden Sunday, and how the
people did turn out to enjoy it. There
was no finer Sunday anywhere. Pres
emily Wheeling will be advertising Tor
winter boardcrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

NEARLY all colds are slight Mt first,
but their tendency is to SO lower the sys.
tenn that the sufferer becomes Il ready
victim to any prevalent disease. The
use OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral, III the
beginning of a cold, would guard
against the danger. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

CHAIRMAN HAHN counts for John
Sherman sixty OF the ninety three votes
in tho Ohio Republican caucus. Mr..
Hahn has shown himself n remarkably
accurate political figure prophet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

SENATOR QUAY desires reelection to
the senate as 4 vindication. Is the Re-
publican party Of Pennsylvania never to
have any vindication?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

Was Pope Plus IN. 4 Free Mason ?
NJ. F%loquet says he was. NJ. dc Cassag-
nae says NJ. Floquct is n liar. Some
body should know. Itis an interesting
point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

Do NOT fail to call at +. schenk &
Sons Tor sparcribs, Backbones, Tender
loin, etc. During heavy killing season
they are sold yerp chem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

THE London police force numbers Is
Cpl men, or about threc-iiiths as many
rs our whole standing army.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

THE Wheeling Building Association
is still open for new members. Meets
Saturday evenings at office OF Franklin
Insurance Company, No. 81 Twelfth
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14
LOVES CONVICTION.

.Spee'aior.
When leaves are green or g%olden.scrc
% bright and unforgoticn love
Once In the circuit Of the year.
I bend thy lonely grave above.
There. where steep scars the virgin hill,
And the blue channcl-waters roll,
1go TO muse. and TO iulill,
Atcndcr ycarning OF the soul:
TO muse on days that far AWAY
In Times grey ocean, like an Isle
Touched with the pcnrly bloom OF May
And lit with morning. shine md smile:
To marvel when to wonder whore
These searching eyes shnll find thee next,
Find thee, still gracious, firm and fair,
With sorrows mystery unvcxt.
Faiths noblcst instinct Is not blind,
: Hopes lnrk.llkc music empty speech:
] shall find thee. We lose TO find.
by the dark vale the mountains reach.
Err watches from Jacob w Grub
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

JNANTED-LOCALAND TRAVEL
w ING S,lesncn to sell l.ubtlcatlng Oils,
Apply Tor terms to THE DlETERlClls OIL CO.,
Cleveland. Ohio. dcli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

GET watches from Jacob W. Grub.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR RENT-FRoM APRIL lsr,
4 two fine Office Rooms on Market street.
EIrrt.clRss location. Inquire OF W. II. EGER'
TER. deli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14

yXANTED-A FIRST. CLASS Girl.
w for general homework. Family OF three
grown persons. Apply at No. Il North York
street. deli
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
REAL ESTATE

WANTED-A desirable house and lot. worth
w $500 10 $500. or house worth same amount
built. 10 apply as first payment on blarse
handsome lots in south part Of city.
III you arc lnoking for a good farr, don't fail
Il 10 see me before purchasing; Will sell low
or exchange Tor city property.
DOR SALE-0r Exchanged good 1-room
house and "A acre of land on Main -st.. In
the fourishing village OF Lake Odessa. on ID. l..
a y. X. Il.
WANTED-A tubular we'll TO apply on good
w lot; also 500 worth OF grading Will be
taken as part payment on a ;irsI class lot.
TOR SALE-New well-1nished 7-rcom house
a on Elm-aye.; good We. cistern ID cellar
healthy and pleasant locality; Will be sold at
"A bargain II sold in few days.
GOOD HARDWOOD timbered lands for sale
~ or exchange Tor city property.
HAVE you seen kirtland's Bear. Kirtland's
II aud q. j. MeTrltt'S plats. west OF :. Div
sion st aud south of criggs- ave. Ii not II
viii pay you t. look them over before buving
a they are In the prettest and most apid v
growing SubU Of the city, and must be seen
10 be appreciated. Come and get prices. All
may rely on courteous attention and square
dealing. q. II. kirkland.
Cor. of Griggs-ave. and Bnchansn-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
~. II. IV/N4NS,
ROOMS s4 Tow Ek BLOCK
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
--sNn--
H.s IL IA a "A A. - s.I.s.
snPIoyaESr BUREAU


oBen Eyeniass Prone So
IL sannng employeaen and those wanting
a heiE 81 any "a. cal al aid tVsef
oiocS DOu mlstake TIE agnber
Eoh SALE-oas Of ths best fArms IA GTattan
toeashfP. hent CO. 81 acres. "a acres
cleared. 50 I'D timber. % acres Of heat 90
the sG0gnd, tfilt 81 al ktndS. ace ~eiis sn Z
seA tor he extremely low ngufe % sio.toa
k'oR SALE-At a grest bargain. s-Ni0a on
Waterloo II. good houses sals $50
OF lot sSsS, ls'se house so, al We
rented.
COME ace lots on Howard 81. Shelters ad-
~ aitson. from So" a. Soli easy payments
RtSiNESS CHANCES p foT sale or ekeAABge
IL ,lao stock OF harnesses trunks aud
robes, ed established business city Of 10 la
habitaatsi only O her shops ia the city. Also
$50 genera stock; good frIaiag country.
some uice aros steeAs Tor eity property.
~ YOU arc look NJ Tor - or 40 acres eeier,
of garden land near City 81 lu0H inhAht
tan4s under hrSt class state Of cultivation
irrigated BY How az wells We have last wnal
YOU want, with .ued manage fnf Viii pay fol
itself IN one year; excellent land Tor pepper
mint.
5000 VIII buy 7-room new house. large
81 ~ lst. good Well and cisteFn. corner 81
Center ami Sccond-sis. Cemstock's addition
IL WILL surprise yon n Yea viii cat al =.
IrrTace-aNe. ana look at that new h0uss
Tor 500, aSo enc Oh CeHtersi-. al mocer.
Improvements, same price.
reDn House for safe on easy payments
-lONU wi take vacant lots part payment
GONE nice lots AT the north enc. on graded
~ streets. from $500 10 ss0.
S9S00 For a sroom modera house at 4
sS'ooo ileary 81. this i a great bargain.
EoR SALE-on easy payments 7-roon houss
on SCribner- st. nice locality. sisnO
II ACRES GA Alpine. gravel road. rair build
ings. acres muck. good soil. orchard. AL
for 500.
IF YOU are looking for a good farm. call and
see MS. We can show Won some great bar
gains. We have the largest ana best list IL
the city.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20

STATE or MI HIGA N--couniy OF Kent. IS
- The ~iai,rrI.s Il 81 81 srand Rapids. in
chaaecfv. lInc ada Morse. comp ainaut.
vs. Benjamin 4. Mere eeieHdsnf. AZ ses-
sIoa OF said court - q ihe court 10 ~. ih
the city 81 Grand rs. in ssid county. nn
the Eta day Of fes ~. =. Il. l'Hi bref.at,
lion. Edwin A. B0ril gam JHtGr ~ the
superior Court ~ sra "a siiids ia this
cause. Il Appearing from af.eak. on BE, that
the Defendant ben anifn =. Mofss - . rIsi-
dert Of ihis afe. bar thHt pracrss Tor ills ~
p aranee Goa a not De served - "a him by
reason ~ rs continual absence from tbs
state and from his Ilzcr - residence therein.
on melton - stuart. knaf pen 4 weaver.
appearance 81 said resident Sc .endant. he1ja
min Narsp, ne entered h. rein within three
IN ut b from the dale 81 th order anH il
case 81 his appearance. he cause his answer
to ife bin Of complaint O. be flrd.
and a copy thereof 10 te serves un the
compiainanfs solicitor within fifteen oSys
alter service on ina 81 eoFN - sflH
bill and notice Of this order and Or o.
fault thereof said bin s'il 10 aiken - confess
ed ~ sad non resident defendant And 81 Is
further y Tered that within iwfnfE DAYS fhe
complainant cause neftcP o. this nfffr
e. De published in tise lIF rsv Has.
circulating fn said county and Thai Size fsie
publication ~ continues there. eHre in each
week farsiE ueehsfH surrrsSloR. or That hs
catse a copy If this order a. . Per
snnalz served on said nen resGFnf drfendaBt
Al least twenty DAYS 10 fore the rns above pre-
~ fpwfN a. RiIVsAME.
JutEe % the superior Court o. Grand Rap
ids
Fssminea. countsrsigred snd entered ~
Srn.sf. K~.rrrs 4 wrssEF.
Solicitors for CBmplai SAINT.
ri arr i0 hspnrv TyFr. Register
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-20
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

n2N AM = O"Eo EL1Ne
DEGOIIA .ProprIetors
WAATED-Io sell eenerSl store II fast
groNllx perti0n 81 ets si0eA sAa n.
saSsis either baSiaess y reason toF selling have
established tfaaes
E0R SALE OK EXCHANGE Bakery with
small stock groceries Sad iaach osGntes IN
conaexti2D; good stand low rent With , ear
ieasr ewner musg retire GA soeo4Hl Of poor
heath invoice about Si51e, eou q tGke good
rentlng property NTH some iRcembr&nee
LN4R sALF Oh kAGHAAGk-fef iot w0sfh
s109 or s@ssa iNTeem house o0 Charles
ST. neAF Cherry waite. sewer, gas mantle ana
crate ana piPed for furnaces price 500
E'Ok SALE OK EAChAN6k-ls acre Isrm Ia
oeeAns Co. enc nile iron iake N iehigAn
- acres improved. balance Beech snd Map z
timber. as sol. good buildings. loo peach.
i00 pears ~ piums. SO apple trees. other
snSil fruits ia abundance. PHee sse per acre
L'0R SAIE-9 room house GA Terrace ave.
modern naish aud handy 10 street car ser
vice. oArsa ioF any one wishing south Fad
property
NE-llase seme nne nursery stock. fruit
W shade and ornamental trees tor sale ~
one bali regular prices. lisea are thinking Of
buying come lR aud STE us. We cab saiI yol
On quality and price.
EOk SAILING Groom houses on North
Lafayette 81, near Bridge viii sell both
or one cheap u sold within the next ~ DAYS.
HOOK sALk-9fo0m house on NunSon-St.. 30
loot front. soOd cellar; well and cisleru
graded street water and gas price sls9o; easy
terms.
LDk SALE-S room house on Third 81. stone
l. foundatloni good we'll and cistrrn, wil
sell on contract sl0O down. balance monthly
payments
EOR SALE-7-room aouse on Forrest St. =
l. foot front we'll clstern ana modern con
Nenicnees, on contract. 500 down.
EOk SALE-s lots on North ave. SsNi0o a.
500 each on contract; easy terms
EOk EACHANGE-1 acres mo miles from
saugatuek. 100 peach trees bearing. 50
standard pear trees. % cherry. = apple =
piums DO gOosbeGries3 acres Of strawberries.
good house aud barn. Price S3po.
MONEY To LOAN or real and personal prop
W erty Ia sums 10 suit koomss and9. Tower
block.
DEGoLtA BROS.