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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
ANnnrw RrcuINGHAM.
Knew deien,ian, 8 years ago,
r,uhi hau

Knew deIrntian, 8 years ago.
alright then.
Mr.. McNIGHT.
Saloon Keeper al Bncn'ei.
knew nnihing about The charact-
er OF McCsryish,
W. MClAuGHLIN,
Thonghl M,'Cars,>h was all
right as In character.
JNo. MAHAFrY.
Never heard anything abtmi
McCmrsi-h.
MR. KlNCADE.
As far a. he knew ,he repn'a.
lion of The dr.iend,u, was guor.
WILSON JOHN TN.
Knew The defendant when a
boy and he was all rich, 'h-n.
MARTHA LAFoL OFT
Is The vile OF the murdered
man, Mark L.iellou, AMI j
sister o!'ihe murderer. Said The
feeling between her husband aud
brother was uniriendlv. Her
husband had whipped her several
lines, once III the presence ni
brother Henry who inierferad.
Here came in u heavy discussion
as TO ihe competency of the wild
ow. entering testimony against
her husband, although he he
dead Court ruled. that il a
third party was present during
this irnubIe that the testimony
was competent, Third party
was present. Witness ihnnyht
The trouble be, ween herhushan1
and brother was. iha, nf the hns-
band whipping her and also his
throwing stones at her bro,her's
shanty. Concerning the shoot
she told abont the same story
that the cthers told. Said Mark
her husband. cut the close line
with her brothers clolheson it.
HENRY McCARaI<H
testified III defence of himself,
Told the whole story, said he
Was afraid of Laffull"tt or he
would mol have shot him.
All testimony IN. al Wednesday
noon aml pleas began.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
NARROW ESCAPE
Of W. h Woodruff in the High
Waters,

On Tnas'lav evening m the
! flood. Mr.. W. II. Wnl,lrnG while
crossing lbe llWk,ng River al
Patton Bridge near Hay lenvilIe
! was washed away and NEARLY
,irnw ned before. assistance cUuiLl
be rendered him. lie had heeu
over in Star township purchasing
raiiIe. and ON reinrnin. he eros,
the big bridge all right al Pa'innS
hui III ih. INV place nnrtl, nf the
Dri'i9. lie wafer was ru-hI:lg iii
II swist rurl enI four nr five lpei
deep Thinking il possible 10
cross he drove in with his heavy
team and buggy. Nearing the
ceuier OF the Cnrreai his horse>
lost their footing and We're swep,
with The buggy over against the
fence nj one side OF The rna,l. At
This time an al =
tent was made by Mr.. Woodruff
to cut the horses loose and thus
save them from drowning. but
in his efforts he become over bal
anced and fell from The bnggv in
TO The swift current. Not being
an expert swimmer, The rushing
water hurled hum along through
the fields like a chip.
The horses wheeled and car
ried themselves and buggy on,
all right. bu, half an hour iaier
Mr.. Wnodruff was found. by Mr..
Swim, drliied nearly TO me can
al through the fields He was com
pletely exhasleh aud life seemed
almost extinct. bu, by The efforts
of MIR Swim. he was revived and
taken 10 the house nf Mr.. Patton.
At The present time. we are glad
ic saw he has almost recovered
from his watpry struggle.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
FEW LINES OF HISTORY DRAWN OUT
BY TIE TESTIMONY.

FEW LINES OF HISTORY DRAWN OUT
BY THE TESTIMONY.
Mrs. Malta LalfalIel, is the
widow of The murdered man.
Mark Lanuiieii an,l The .is,er Oi
Henry McCargi.h The deiendeni
Who committed the murder. She
was married twice. The first
lime To MIR. Sim>,and to them
was born one child which died
They lived together four years
and l hen Sims lett and she never
heard of nm since. Suon alter
>he Was forced Ia marry Mark
Laffnlluli. haYIn. never been
divorced from her frs, husbamh
%, whom she never heard, anil
this her last husband WAS mur-
derei by her brother. And now
,hls lady siis in The wi,nrs> >,an'i
d aped in mourning Tor h"r hn-
baud aud defends her brn'her
Thai killed him. The defendant
had II wifi. and three children.
The wife ieil him snme,im" az"
and went 10 live with another
man BY ,he name of Wright.
And The defendant, as tie iesii
nbny goes, since the absence ot
his vile. has been. at different
,,mes harboring one Viola Green.
rhus there appears III the Court
Room, the hefendcnt. McCargish
with his wife aud three children
on one side and his mistress Miss
Green. near by, and Mrs. La
GolIo,t. the wife of the murdered
man sitting by his side defend
ing him for killing her husband
Then there appears upon the
scene The Mr.. Write tina. run of
with the wife of the defendeni
and he siis and talks among
them. We have seen IA peculiar
state of affairs in Court. but this
exce!s any That has fallen 10 our
notice.
- LATER.
The jury retired at 4 O'Clock
10 day. aud after a cOnsnlta'I"n
of ) hnnrA returned a verdict nt
guilty of murder in the 2nd
degree.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
Merit Wins.

We desire TO Say to our citizens
that Tor years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Corsnmp-
iion. DR.. Kings New Lie Pills. Buck
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bitiers
and have never handled remedies tina,
sell as well, or that have given such
universal, satisfaction. We do not
hesitate TO guarantee them every time
and we stand ready to refund the pur.
chase price, il satisfac,or results do not
follow their use. These remedies have
VOL their great popularity purely on
their merits.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
THE HOOKING SENTINEL,
FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALLY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We ara authorized 10 announce
the following persons rs candi
-datas fer the various Offices tGi
wit, subject TO decision of ihe
Democratic primary election;
Assessor.
PJ. GOODLlVE,
Gore Free; net.
CITY Solicitor,
CLEMENT V. WRIGHT,
Logan Village.
Township Trustee,
zACHARIAH DONALDSON.
Gore Precinct.
Township Trustee.
N. J. WEILAND,
Falls TIP.
Township Trustee,
Al BURGESS.
Gore Z.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26

On Country Cousin comes
to town Feb. 26, with his brass
band. Come in out of the wet.
Do Won ever Feed The the bIl
boards? Please look them up and
see abomt that Company al the
Opera House Feb. 26.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
Ayers

Sarsaparilla. Your life, or that II 5 -
near and dear to you. may depend -,
use OF this well-approTed remedy IN :.
ence to any other preparation Of sii::
name. 1t Is compounded of Honduras S..
saparilla (the variety most ri.L II, c,t-a;l.
properties). stillinsia, mandrake, yeti:
dock, and the lodides. The process Of RE-
ufacture Is original. skiliul, scrGpu!ol:
clean, and such as t" secure tire very j.:
medicinal qualities of each ingredient. r
medicine Is not boiled NOR heated, an,
therefore. not decoction but it .s .. ...i.
pound extract, obtained by mrthc,i -
clusively our own, Of TIE best and .a,,s
powerful alternatives. ton:cs. ami di:c..'i.
known to pharmacy. For tie las: 10,
wears Ayers
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26

mud N.rk) had go,ten To the mid
die tence with III FIVE feet of McCar-
gish. ! Was abont . feet of Mark
and saw Mct'argl-h pull Il revolver
and shoot ,wire aud Mark threw up
his hands and wh,rle1 around aud
I took him IN the house Didn't
see where NcCargish and Mad
Laioliett went
Brought out by the cro.s exam
ination that II WAS Il com mnn thing
for all To drink in Mnrry Guy.
Matta the vile Of Mark t.afollrti.
the deceased. held the door, tried
to keep her husband in. She ran
to the iron; dour and called for help
To Mr. Foraker. Moon 'igh, night
could easily see al! persons present
Mark IIatnlle't WAS large man
weight abnui $50. Witness didn't
know whether Mark could whip Nc.
Caigish or not
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26

There was II prize fight III
Nelson g uaIl in Nelsonville, Tuas-
day night. S400 as stalks between
Tracy, of Tole.io. and Seville. oI
Columbus. The hall was packed
On the l7th. round Tracy was
knocked out and Was taken from
Inc hall InsenslbIe and died the
ncxt me rning.
Seville can sing. They're after
me-"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
PUBLIC SAFETY !:!.
DEM ANDS

That only honest and reliable medicine.
should be placed upon the market. II car
not, therefore, be stated too emphstic;.iy
nor repeated too often, that all who are j.
need Of a genuine Blood purifier shuli
be sure aud ask for
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
500 Beautiful Laeies Waited

To 90 aud see the jolly Laugh
Makers Feb. 2S. nj the Opera
HOu.e.--N. B. We would adver-
iise fnr homly Ladies, but we
know that there are neir in iii
.itv
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26
APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate Of David A. Miller, deceased.
TIE Undersigned has been appel nted aud
qualified as administrators OF the estate of
David A. Mil ller lae of Hooking County,
deceased.
Dated this l8 day of Febi uary, A. D. 1891
SAMUEL u. BRIGHT.
Administrator,
Reh D. S.v
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26

Feb. .&, ~
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-26

has been the standard i:lnos:-p..cii,ri C.: .:.a
*orld-no other preaching; j, in J. !,j....'
confidence OF universal demand. iis l..sii.-
ula is approved hy tie leading afysirians
and druggists. Being pure and EiYliy car-
centrated, it is tile most ecuncmicai oi any
possible blood medicine. Every purchase.
Of Sarsaparilia should insist ':poa having
this preparation and see rhat each bottle
bears the well-knnwn name Of
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

Ire Prsneess Charlotte. danxhssr a
6eorse ~ wSs young wolnaa OF great
spir1t and originality oas day she tooh
fa1.cy - E1&ks her will. asi Ia it be-
sneaLned all ner property 70 one Of hes
trscAers. Hs US imprudent enough To
keep the doc1sasnE. and s2s. Va eoass-
eaenes discussed - soon - IL was ais
covered.
Tie gentleman who then undertook
his aaties Gid az with great zeal. ard
bad reason 70 hna one. III least. u his
CORRECTIONS productive Of good,
BE ehzncSa 10 enter the room when
tn, princess WAS reviliEg one Of her at
ssndaat ladies'. IN great wrath. and after
giving her y lecture on hasty speech, bs
Presented her with = book on the sub
ject.
A few days later he found her stifl
more furiors and using language even
more violent.
Il am sorry 70 nnk your royal high
ness IN suca n passion" said he. YOU
royal highnsss has no. read tho book ]
gave you"
Il did. my lord" orisd she teanpestu.
ously II both read II and profitsd BY
e. Otherwise l should have scratched
her ayes out.'-Youth's Companion.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

Miss Field dresses simply IN gowns Of
rich msterial-evidently made by an
artist-and she wears them with such
yracs and comfort that the idea of a
perfectly well dressed woman IL quickly
realized. although an observer cannot
readily explain how the effect is pro-
daced Dress. however. Is only side
show" with Miss Field. When speaking
OF some dinner party or fashionable re-
eeption which she is expected 20 Attend
she says with sigh. II suppose l shall
have 20 wear my store clothes "A de-
scripsion Of worshs symphonies which
that great man win not understand until
hs 10 born sll over again. Il
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

Crckrs II BOW being Played By many
wsil -s<abt sned clnhs in tia vicinity u
New York. sud these clubs count smong
tiseir members many clergymea of Eng
hsh birth. vho are aTneng the h~st ssd
saoet enthusiastic 81 PLAYERS. II VS. enc
OF THESE WHO ne ether sunsisy fallov-
bag saturday vhsn hs hsss ben ore
Fl sh- ~ie<ors IN hard feuxhs match
delighted has ooazr-w&tioa By grsvsly
Announcing from the sscrei aes<. Here
en.zssh ~ nsss iaaaaxs.7 - Chrlsn n
Jrfer-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

Comparatively few young housewives
realize how mac.I SAVIOR car be impaired
b. green tcmsscas In tue late fab they
pickle TIA entire reserve for sheer wsut
~ knovlesirs instead Of keeping shesl
m . cool. dry place FOR gradual use fry
no. brosling. bakiag. etc. They may Ia
ecekeI fast hss ths ripe vegetable b.
p>cislly are thar COOL stuffed with
minced meat hs0aiy Seasoned. snd then
hsksd snd served IN tasir ov~a sauce
JULIEr CsesoN
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

GRArS-wheat e2c; corn. 5sc; oats. sc; rye
Use; barley. 4l.l0 = cwt.
MrArs-Beef 4l5DTc; pork. 61za6c; mutton. 5
Gtoc; spring lamb. &c; fowls. lvc; spr ng chick
Gu. l2Jzc; veal. 6lsc; turkeys. l214c; ducks.
lie.
PsopucE-Butter. &c; eggs. zoe; potatoes, S1c
bu; beets. sc a bu; ontoas. oUc y bu; rad sil-
IS. &c " doc; = blu; Deans band picked. 81 ~
y bu; honey. Ice; peaches. Sl.CG4s2.oO q BID:
Zoe bu.
WooL-Washed. 20@2sc; unwashed H@2Cc. .
HAY-Timothy. Si5@Ib ton; clover. Sl2@lS
per ton; straw. So q ton.
HipEs AND TALLows-Green.4 &c; part cured.
i1sc; cured. DC; calf skins. green &c; calf skin.
cured. &c; tallow. 41sc; pelts. 60cSsi.5l; dekin.
l54S2oc.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

~>xh~~ T1sr us. ~ vsouixSt> rcr,b~r
- s.~,a sl.,s .., - ,h. ,.o.,,ss
r~...h s,- N. 80. ALL n.;,sa 80
-.sb,r v,,h . ni.cs az harrsJ non 10Th
=. IN. ,ow.r ana rn,ar Ss.. yon NV.
- h,na-~a -. n...,.a -,,h
sIaa n.inr in vsuov .,a hlacL ar r.1
"a 49, ths -, ~ On. .h.sa and IN.
-. a. ,r,y. .,,rac,;v-lv c,s nm !,
-. -. an ~. eli =, ,hs 49,
-. - r. .h.n.. IN colo, ,h,s ass;g,
-. s.,,.,a,a -, % .,.h;,o.d ,-,,n
. -. LII, - -, br., o. n;s.,.
s.I,r 80 sn,shsa av,,..l.
-.sA - 5.a g. a-a-,n- ,oo,. 80
hs-s.s-
r. 80. 49, "a s.... .h
- -. - :. -. -
80 ~..-...- - .a.n..I -o-,S - :.
pa - - - $50 49, o.,
p~n s1So N cny, go " eo"ny.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

TOR SALE-lf small house will meet your
requirements tsay six ROOMS with Kitchen
extension) aud n lew prlce is neces,ttys IL
you want house that Is new. neat aud at
tracftve inside aud out. with good celer. coal
and wood bins. c.slern. public water aud water
closet. and piped loo gas; IN You want a nice
neighborhood With improvements that assure
the future value of the place; If you want The
electric cars right al hand; IL you want com
Portable convenient. cheerful little home with
ali the above conditions. please io9k III No. Is
lane-aye.. the second door south of West
Bridge-st. This house will be open for inspect
ion shis tSnndayl afternoon. For terms apply
at No. III New Houseman block. Ssl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

Flour AND FERD--Lily White. s2.75; Patent
3O0f cwt; corn meal, $3.50 q cwt; feed s24 .0oe9
800 per ton; middiings. S2l.0U ton; bran.
sl6 IA ton: ships. SIT = ton.
MgAr-Pork steak. Zoe; roast. loo; ribs. sc;
tenderloin. 12lsc; ham. 1 &c; beef steak. S@l0c;
roast. al6c; rib. &c; mutton. ia lac; spring
ismb.ls @Dc;spring chicken. &c turkeys l21sc
ducks. l2isc.
PRoDucE-Butter. 25c; eggs. 20c: potatoes.
45c y bu: beefs. Toe p pix; onions. 25c p PIX I;
peas, 3Dc y PIX; be, rs. coo p PIX; radishes. l5c y
doz. peaches. 5000 PIX; apples. .0c ; PIX !;
grapes. 3ls5c: crab apples. 25c per PIX; pears.
SOC per PIX.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

DOR SALE-3,000 acres oil good farming lands.
: located in Montcaini Wexford. osceols
and Muskegon couuties Mt from 81 tosls per
acre; also Improved farms In every Art OF the
state. Some especially nne on s near ms city.
Wall sell cheap for cash or exchange Tor other
property. Also n large list OF city property.
Cali and see u.s. Geo. +. Lewis 4 Co.. over 81
Monroe st.. Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19
IN. star. aud stripe. .. Ar.-.~

Two American bicyciists who are
making q tour Of the wsrld on wheels
recently used their legs in manner 70
bring them much credit. They succeed
Ell in climbing Mount Ararat and planted
tho United States flag IN It's summit.
They are the first Americans TO reach
the spot where the ark is supposed to
have grounded.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

TOR SALE-The house and lot No. so West
Bridge-st.. finished last August. Well built.
conveniently arranged. neat and attractive
inside and ont. Eixht rooms. good cellar. els
tern. water. gas and closet. Nice neighborhood.
fine shade trees. pleasant surroundings. new
pavement and'electric car service. All these
assure the future value OF this property. A
very desirable home may be secured here at n
low price for the advantages IL includes. House
open for Inspection this Sunday afternoon.
HouseInan block. 2sl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

1t cannot be said that the British
army LACKS officers. Including those
whose rank is honorary there is Of gen.
erals alone one for every hundred phi
sate soldiers.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19
Az EASY SEAT.

yssrsass ry.g Dsserssss . japanese
ssssLs.
Comfortable Japaaess sesstas are made
CT WOOD snd ivory an2ly fashions I.
with plain raas= Or tarnsa. according I'd
price. Ths sop Is an inverted square
oval. r sueA . thing can exasf. or, IN
othar words, IL 10 followed OUT Tas
settle aione 10 comfortable. and given
the idea . carpenter coald make one az
trieins cost The four Legs sRd straight
suaas ranxz sAosia se solldly kait To-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

MRS JOHN A. CoCKERuI.
Miss Leonora Alma Barner. she was the
toast of her fathers dinners She mar
ried Colonel John A Cockerill nine
years ago. going TO New York to live
when her husband took charge Of the
New York World.
Mrs. Cockerill is OF medium height,
splendidly proportional. with neck
and arm fitted for an artists model In
complexion she Is a pink blond. with
hair like FURNISHED copper. Her eyes
ars brown and her pearly teeth are in
closed with perfectly formed lips. Her
hands and feet are exqrusitely small and
dainty. her shoes being No. 2. though
she has never worn tight shoe or
slipper.
The CockeriIi residence Il Mt 40 Lex
ington avenue. where. during the win
ter. they receive their friends on Thurs
day EVENING" There youth. beauty
brains and distinction are to be found.
Struggling genius aud genius laureled.
the rich and the poor. all meet on the
same level. the generous most and hostess
affable TO all alike.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19
DeG0LlA BROS.
pkAlEks "a -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block

FOR sALE-or exchange: los acres Il niles
orchard. sosl eias loan. THIS Is No fsrR;
price &C. 80.
kok sALk-or exchange; % aores Az miles
uefn Atddieyiae. barry eouAty; sroe1n
mouse, neW i&rkt barn. Sood ouGholloI nSs good
SOIL. 20 &rfas s.edoa and - acres OF wheat oA
TIE gro1aa. pElce SS.so5
E'oR EXcHAH6E-loo acres % mties frcu
Mxssssa. Aliexan eeaaty. with t~s houses
ADD two lAtke 3AraA coed orchard, - acres
improved. 10 scScs seeded; 10 exchange Tor
south cad propertyi prsoe 3. ~
kck sALk-or exehsnges ~ acres miles
IRON citys clay loan. new hcu3e. rae
place for gsrdenlng; price e2.ooa.
TO EAcHANGE-Far farm within 10 Or IL
mi;es Of eits two hesses aud two tote ea
would take snail incumbe rance II you eish 70
Gel COCA city property here a. your chance
no EAcHAN6E-far fArm; s-rccm house IN
= northern part Of the eify; large lot with
lair barn: would psS some cash difference.
NO EACHAN6E-for fzrms nice houses on
South i6Aissl: this IL extra coed resi-
dence pfopertys owner would pay 500 10
saso; cash differences Tor gooa iarm: price II
his property $500.
fIsO EACHAN0E-For farm near some small
4 village. lo-reom house aud two vacant
lots In north end. ali worth tsSo; incnEa-
beranec aud would pay some casa n necessary.
To ENCHASGE-for farm within Is miles 81
CITY. troom house IN southern part ~
city. worth $780, wouie take some incunber-
ance.
TOR SALLY acres Of land. 10 miles south
and east OF city; e. acres improved hslsnce
beech. maple and oak timber small house.
large barn aud other eutbu.iGingS. acrrs or
chard; soil clay loan; best tErm a. .he coun-
~; price Sou
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

WILLIAM II. GILBERT. room 5, widdlcomb
w building. has money TO loan. Houses and
lots In all parts OF the city Tor sale and ex-
change. Special bargains 10 offer IN vacant
lots, III
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

Uorsxs ros ksvT-ss,wsrt-.vs :: vat
~ sca-sf. <i2Es SIS: we<s fa-Trn-<f sss5.
y "a Add.. s. NeFsh Frsnf ST. 81. store - ,
NeFT ~se-ss-. s25s Wrs'tas ave-. SCI Also a
80 81 esack eenfFaiEv iecsres 81, tshse scr
ffirser. attorneys = snd - IRE eEt@rf =
Phnnr = pfFse eeea Meadsy, wedsesdxg
aad sstarda1 EVENINGS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

TOR SALE-"I'ye rot 5000 want TO build
i a house." You can't do IL. why noty"
1T takes st 600 to build house for 1000" -
w. Tuiys works IL the other way. He builds
them by the dozen and can sell you 5000
house for $500, and on monthly payments.
easy as rent. Houses all prices from 1900 10
$780, Vacant lots from 500 10 $3.50 No
commission as he sells for himself only. G.
w. Tufts, 80 0ttawa-st-. foot OF For tain.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

TOR SALE-New. modern. nine room house.
Good location Enquire 26l North Pros
pect-st. 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19
REAJ ESTATE

REAL fc1AtA-
TOE sArr-~teH ierrs b-ies house. u rooms
II BESIDES has cefiar ander Whole heose
vita furaace. IL feet Of porch. nies iarze .nsae
trees 70 frent saa fenf. ~ esstsz, eh srs-+5
exrhanSe for good Faeai.f propcftf 81 shals
farm. lnqetr- 81 J. q. tlexanesf- p ~ ~.
EsgR sAEk-New s-rroni hStxse sstN ISL
4 halt. CO Esr asder whese hossr' itS1 .s ~
fronf. aaig three doors fron SSrFrt stfc-t
s.rs: east trent; price only sis9 81 500 sosas
IRIS bargain. fnqalTe 81 y - AK
= Iyan 81.
Isok <AfF-s vacant fsfS fns sectsen ~
IT Crr~fr st Sra Lax e-sVe-. I've saa4c tr-es
in 'front.' price fer resf - ezvs. 50 - 80
eacf; csnst ~ bsst for thc n7eges- 49, =.
1aeuGre 81 J. .. Aiexsn6er. tS~rt %. 20
Lysa-st Paole -.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

FOR KEsr-BusrkEss plAcEs

CfoR RENT-A desirable ofBee. seeoDs nocf
thai agent. 274ff
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19
]. H. McKEE & SONS
MONROE ST.


o. LOTS near East Fuiton-st. on monthly
~ payments ~ s. each. Prices sS15 to tioa
CHOICE Of 10 lots on Jsrge's cable road add
" At s5da each. ~ taken soon.
SPLENDID western grain and stock farm for
- sale or exchange.
CONF very fne let's In east part of the city on
- monthly payments. and help given 10
build Il desired.
A LIMITED NUMBER Of lots viii be sold
u for SO each. on monthly payments from
hifs's "a and: the choice lots Of the Plat
Can st once. J. II. Mckee d sons. z Menrse-ss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

Tor SALE--l can sell yea lot worth 3. ots
Tor 81. sol Well located. 51xIS2 feet- ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

An EditSr's WHO.
The wife Of the editor Of tho New
York Morning Advertiser is virginian
by birth and education. She was born
thirty years ago In Richmond, whore, IS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

YOU can buy one OF those lots between Col
lege and Union. on Antisdei Court. for
one thousand dollars. Now II you want TO be
rich and happy in your old age. DO rot delay
any longer. but call at No. 36-S7. New Uous-
man block. pay your money and get your deed
AT once. A. X. Antisdel. SLIT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

ITO RENT-Stores Nos ana ~ Euroa-st each
2x78 feet; alley In re ar suitable ier Whole
sale business once. lax ht manufacturing ar
storage; rent $3.50 per menth each Anton
a. Hodenpyi. ~ and q Fountains. &stf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19
FOUND.


E0UND-A small sum OF money. Inquire at
15i Lyon-st.. mornings only. W
EOUND-On Main ST. this a. m. ladys pock-
etbook containing So. button-hook.
three hair pins. two Blush OF Roses circulars
and few ether traps Call az Iils ONCE aud
prove property White White.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-19

TOR SALE-A beautiful home at 10 Barclay
ST.; house Is in me condition; has all the
latest Improvements; good large barn; lot
a5xloO II. to alley; owner has moved cast 70 re
main permanently; prompt buyer Will Sc
cure good bargain. for cash. ID. d. Slater
Co.. 81 Monroe st.; phone 400. So2tf