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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

Rudyard Kippling is bright writer
but after all he does not differ widely
from the average Englishman. He has
travelled from New York to San Fran.
cisco, without stopping for day at any
intermediate point; and he thinks him.
self competent to critcise America and
Americans, and proceeds to it; and what
is worse taste than that displayed by
Kippling who is after all only profess.
ional writer engaged in earning liveli-
hood, is the action Of the editors Of our
largest newspapers in purchasing his
opinions of us at fancy prices. Verify
the editor Of metropolitan newspaper is
queer animal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

The Lehigh Sugar Factory has its
walls for both the big brick buildings up
to the top of the first story, and wo K
has been waiting for lumber, which will
be on hand in day or two. If the
weather keeps as good as now these
buildings will be enclosed within the
forty days. The company will pay the
farmers s. per ton for beets delivered at
the factory. At Alvarado, Cal, the
farmers are only paid "a so per ton, and
in various parts Of Nebraska only S4.25
per ton is paid for the same quality
of beets. II Provo Dispatch.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05
ST ,rE AND COAST.

Some Of the esthetic girls down east
sleep under paintel satin quilts.
The Mingo smelt,r, Utah, is running
four stacks and using mp sboat l2j tons
! of ore per day.
Five Shingle Mills at Chehalis, Wash,
have been kept running for months, turn
ing out 4OO,O 900 shingles a day.
Diphtheria is alarmingly on the in
crease in Virginia City and threatens to
become epidemic.
A mminou' crayon has been invented
to enable lecturer. 20 draw on the black
board when the room IS darkeued for the
use OF the Inter-
1t is stated that the most magnificent
charity fund vr contributed in the
worlds history ~rs the Johnstown Relief
Fund. which amounted to -, llG, sol.
Harry Coil u It's ,arora who was in
iured near tia place last week by the
accidental dis .lrse Of gun while out
hunting had his arm amputated a few
days after the accident
The Va. Chronicle says, A certain
lobbyist in Carson once STATE I in con.
versation with numher OF his brother
professionals Il a his idea of an honest
le yislator is one " 10 would stay bought.
DR.. Bishop has c ,igned as Superinter-
dent Of the Stat Insane Asylum at Reno
and it is currcntly reported that DIR.
Thoma will suct, el to the position but
that no change is likely to take place be-
fore the LIST. Of march.
Governor Col ord is already be o ming
popular in Carson. The Appeal says:
at is conceded on all sides that the
State Government of Nevada never had
at its head more unassuming, accomo.
dating and capable Executive"
Il. Sader, late democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, has been ap.
pointed Deputy Constable at Eureka.
We are betting he makes as good
Deputy Constable as his late opponent
does Lieutenant Governor-V Virginia
Chronicle.
A small plant for reducing the rebell-
ious ores Of Meadow Lake district, New
ada county, Cal. has been put up by MIR
Hartley at Chico and will be run as soon
as a thaw releases sufficient water The
process is Hartley's invention, and it is
said that no trace of gold is left in the
tailings
Nevada City Transcript: Leonard &
Son have found four.foot ledge of gold.
bearing ore on the hill half a mile above
Jones Bar on the South Nuba river
Several years ago quantity of wonder
fully rich float quartz was picked up in
that vicinity, pieces of it being worth at
the rate of $4,000 a ton, and various
parties have since been engaged at inter-
walls in hunting for the ledge the float
came from.
Dayton Times: The old Oest mine in
Silver City, which has turned ont thou.
sands of dollars of bullion, and which
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05
CoNTROLLxR HALLocK's REPORT

Ex.Controller Hallock, elected from
Lincoln II years ago, and twice re-elect.
ed since, sets out good many plain
facts in his last report, and conclusiyely
answers many Of the crys set up by those
bowling alb ut State government. On
taxation he says:
"The State rate OF taxation for the last
ten years has been 30 cents on each one
hundred dollars value of taxable proper.
ty, but it will b, seen that increased de.
mands must be made on the sources OF
revenue to meet the requirements OF the
State University, and to comply with
the law for the storage of water, ETC.,
and should the Legislature enact no law
to compel a fair valuation of property for
purposes of taxation, the rate must ne
cessarily be raised to 81.
That the assessment of property in the
State is unfair as between individuals
and counties, and entirely too low in the
aggregate, is patent to every man in the
land of any intelligence, and it is use.
less to talk of reducing the rate Of taxa.
ton without increasing the assessed val
nations. The average valuation of prop
erty per capita throughout the United
States, as shown by statisticians, is
about 81 900, and it should certainly
average as much in this State as any
other. This average, if carried out,
would give us a property valuation OF
$i5, 100000, and the rate of taxa
ton could be reduced to 60 cents on the
one hundred dollars, which would be
sufficient for all demands of the Govern.
ment as at present administered, and
about the average rate of California for
the last ten years.
To accomplish this result it seems ne.
cessary Mat some stringent law be
passed, ar that authority be central
lied in some man, or body of men, for
the enforce eat of its provisions, and
nothing better suggests itself than law
providing for the equalization of prop.
erty valuations by a State Board of
Equalization. F"
The whole report should be read by
every thinking citizen. Hallock was re-
garded as the best Controller the State
ever had, and like every other officer
who strictly discharges his duties, he
had many enemies He also had many
friends and in closing his report he says;
"To my friends throughout the State l
am deeply grateful for their confidence
and trust through which | have been so
long continued in this honorable position
and | will retire from public service with
hope intent TO merit and retain their
priceless friendship, unabat,d, in any pc.
sition in life in which circumstances may
place me.
10 my enemies, made in tic performs.
ance OF official duties, am also indebted
for the distinctive character developed in
the management Of the Office, through
their antagonisms; and if they are not
entitled to thanks, they are, at least de-
serving of mention They have unwit.
tingly served me, and hope for contin-
uation OF the service. ] have no desire
for change in our relations They oc.
.cupy niche in the gallery Of fame for
which nature especially fitted them, and
] would not displace them and thereby
transgress law of manifest destiny, but
will leave them TO wrestle with fate, ard
may sthe Lord have mercy on their
souls
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05
A ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN.
He Tests u California Production. -
His Report.

A st. Louis gentleman whose affliction
was sick headaches was SO surprised at their
cure by joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, that he
called 1t to the attention of relative, who
happened to be DR.. +. A. Barrett, the we'll
known st. Louis physician OF 1859 Shenan-
doah Street. The doctor saw at once that it
Offered from the potash preparations in that
1t was purely vegetable, and becoming inter
ested, began a series OF investigations, and
In subsequent letter cairiidly admitted its
curative properties, and says -
Wishing to test It's virtues further used
II In my own family, and prescribed it for
patients who required general system
regulator. As d result, can say 1t is an
almost absolute cure for constipation, bill
iohsrcss, dyspepsia. indigestion, and sick
headaches. These troubles usually come
from disturbed condition OF the stomach
and bowels, and joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
is the best laxative and stomach regulator
have ever seen, aud us a general system
corrective Is almost perfection
tsignedl I. a. BARRETT. M. D.,
2JJs Shenandoah ST.. ST. LoulA
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

Steel passenger cars are coming into
use on raisoa1s One was at DENY ron it,,
way west last week. 1t is cylind,i al in
shape, and i, the property of the Steel
car company of New York. Mr.. II. d.
Perky, in company with veral 9th rs,
is making transcontinental trip in it
1t is made entirely of steel, ha, every
modern convenience, is light and cheap,
The compartments are: Grand sale on
observation room, two upper and lower
berth sections, smoking room, buffet H.
brary, electric room, ladies' la.atory,
gentlemcn's lavatory, locker and toilet
rooms 1t is nicely upholstered, and it
is claimed that, however severe the
shock, one could not be severely injured.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05
Ar DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
the CHARLES A. voeILER CO., saltmefe, 10

A new use is reported to have been dis
covered for English hops namely, for the
ciring bacon. 1t is found that sprink.
ling of hops in the brine when bacon and
hams are put in pickle, adds greatly to
the favor OF both, and enable them to be
kept for an indefinite period.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

THE MrLAros NINE SUIr.-This mat.
ter has been settled. Hobart and HAY.
ward get back 81, Az, 600 of the purchase
money Isl, 575, 0OO) and reclaim all the
output of the mine since the sale. in lieu
of which they surrender the Mulatos
mine to the Aguayos, who still retain
Sl53, 900, which could not he reached by
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

Kansas has elected Pfetler a Farm.
ers Alliance man to the United State
Senate and retres j. J. ingalls,. The
Salt Lake Tribune scorches the. alliance
men on account Of their action.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05
Ladies' ana Child,cns shoes.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Two THOMAS MCDONALD AND JOHN WARD
L CHRISTIAN, their grantees, successors or

/ CHRISTIAN, their grantees, successors or
assigns
You are hereby notified that the undersigned,
co.owner with you in the mining claims
known as the Minnie Gafney
mining claim, situated in Pahranagat
Lake Mining District Lincoln County. State of
Nevada has performed the work and made the
expenditures on said above mentioned claims
and each of them necessary to hold the same
as required by Section 1924 Of the Revised
Statutes of the United States for the yeal A. d.
1890, and that the amount due from you, your
grantees, successors or assigns on account of
such expenditures on said claim is as fol-
lows:
Thomas Mcdonald i ntercst in said claim
S25.
John Ward Christian n interest in said
claim, $25.
And if within ninety days after the publica.
ton Of this notice you fail refuse to contrib.
nte your said proportion Of such expenditure
as co-owners, your interest in said claim will
become the property of the subscriber under
said Section 1924.
A. W. GEER.
Hike, Jalulry 81. 1891.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

Six suits have so far been entered
against the Southern Pacific Company
for damages sustained in the Lake Lab.
ish disaster, near Salem, Or. The total
damages asked are s97, $50.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

For Bill-nsads. I.etter-IIeads, Card,
and all kinds OF job Print
Ing. either Fancy or plain apply at
the Hecord once.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

1856 Sackett ST., Brooklyn, N. Y, Jan. 81, 1889.
/ was taken with neuralgia In side and
suffered months. I was given up by doc
MICHAEL McGINN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

There is disposition Oh the part of
the democratic press to criticise Senator
Ingalls, because, in his recent speech in
the Senate, he said: eff my political
enemy smites me on the cheek, would
smite him under the butt end OF his left
ear The charge is made that the lam
guage is inelegant. Well, it may be, but
no one can fail to understand its meaning
or to comprehend the American spirit of
"get there" which pervades it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-05

A bottle of Trib should be in every
household.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12
SWEPT By 4 Wild CALI
SanilAe and Tuseoia Counties are
the Sufferers.
4 FIERCE STORM At NINpEJ CIlI
Crops aaa Baiidtsgs Bsaiy Deaasssa ~
Axsasg cyetsss-A fesas caaia
Fatally IsJsrsd ~
BaliisS hsass<

sosr HrnoS. Mich, Aug. h--one OF
The most destructive windstorms that
ever visited this seetioa Of the state
struck Saniizc ana Tuscols counties
about = IN Monday. II continued
Tor only about thirty minutes. but
wrought great havoc during that brief
time At Ainden City IL bl-w down she
Huron snd SsnilAe Insurance Com
p&ny's big 5aiidiag and carried the
hsavy rso1 zeo feet Tne front OF spring
sr 3 Goa store Was blown In and stock
badly damaged Wnght's Photograph
gallery was l@@oyed. r. b Wilson's
fssadry wrecked. and William Joha-
sou's rSsidsacs blsws down and a 3
yssr-old eh1d fatally injured At Tyre
0soSgs seals h0Hss ives struck By
Eghsning saA destroyed and Henry
Whselsr's frame rsssdencs blown down
Al Glsdwin the eiy barn on the famous
MeGreyor farn was struck By hight
ming and completely destroyed. Minor
Losses are very numerous There Is not
. farmer within = radius of - miles OF
Minden City who has not suffered The
damage 70 srsys has been very great
and the total isssss win foot ap ever
asa 60
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12
DeGOLlA BROS.
psALsKs ~ -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block.

TOR sALE-loo acres land In Paris township
i smiles from city; iarxe house sad t~s
good barns, clay loan SOIL Isfse of sheus
good fsurs; ~ acres Deech and maple tifs'cfs
price ss,S per acre, would exchange tor orsnd
ksnids property.
FOR sALE-or rxehang~s 100 scre farm tn
northern Michigan; 70 acres Improves.
good house. barn and ouissiidinKs. - acres
nae timber. beech, maple. bass~ood aEd elm.
SNAIL orchard THE farm lies on bank ei
small lake and ls 80 protected as 20 be frte
from early and late frosfs; lake abouaas Ia
fnc nsh aad Is becoming aoted as a resort {;
price So o on easy terms Tor cash. or viii sx-
change for Grand Rapids real esfaiei, Ter ek-
change. hardwood stump lands IN Sewayxo
county for equities Ia sirand Rapids properly.
These lanes are we'll located and good soil.
perfect title. and can. ~ impravemeaf. be
made fine farming country. This - youf
chance Ia ret on, OF debt.
EoR SALE-9rooin house just completed on
\ Hanover Court. nneiy finished With hisl
terrace. graded street; call ia and get price
on this house IL you want 10 Invest In North
end property.
LoR SALE-IIouse and lot In southern part
II OF city; house uncomplefed ana party eau
not complete same from shortage OF FUNDS.
| This Is q good chance for pet son having small
| amount OF money 10 make gooo Investment.
| fr0 EXCHA NGE-Z5 acres. 70 acres improved.
balance white oak timber. luroom house
and barn. fine orchard. a;res low land IN
| der drained and under cultivation. This fine
place Is situated about ~ miles from the city.
| south. Come in and get ful description.
TOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-ao acres On lake
IL shore, near the park; good buildings. 1tt
{, peach trees ia bearing. :5 pear siandards In
| bearing acres Strawberries acres rasrbeS-
4 rics. tO grapes gooseberries and other small
fruits; price $500; fruit on same Will paw for
| IL the present season; would exchange for
| good city property; this Is great chance Tor
some one and the greatest bargain We have
| ever offered.
| ITO EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
4 erty. 80 acres. fine house. barn and cut
| buildings ~ acres improved. balance oak.
| beech aud hickory timber. good fencee. iesl
| peach. lj0 apple. pears. piurls and small fruit
DEGOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

Hrs>es 70 Farmers.

assr~- osa wheat. @sci rev, Fej corn. sc
.~r ests. 4e; &c. sfe; BARLEY a.i0 = hanffed.
Ma F~ef *ese, perE. - mutton, - = !
sxs~fna gnfne 9rf favis zee spfsns ehirkens
Ee re>f a fHfkefs leef sneks. Joe.
psoerrs- BHttrr. fsft ezxt r potstors, Ae
. hsft fesfs Hlr y bus onfnHt. ~ iof
e.sfsfrs sr.s nags ietfnce, fF ? 9it peas ~ g
, be- hean. haHa pfekea. N.H . Ia. beneS
lac rases~fftr< Sc = quart peaches tita =
bs sppIs@ ~ "a.
wss,' - al 4sfsssi sfs 80 M ~s.h>s. 1fa1Ne.
Tfn5attv. sls = fes slower. " ts8i
ssfsx q , fen
Hfsss s~B lsstcT-ttfeeN. - rsr' ~sf~1
a = ss,rs.s hsrs - easf setss. xr~re . saif
skir. sarea fe tssias, 81. lssts. I'asi-sii ,
fssi8. ta4LFe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

C8fcAeo Ase H.
CArrss-Nsrses rssher setsvs sna prices
yell nsiassisea ousssssons ranged ss 81 rsa
as5 for cnoice % fancy sssppssx steers. y esa
50 ~ sros " choice 10. - ss3< - fov con
msu 20 ssir as: q, fsssA - Ne eufcssrs Steers:
o. soas 60 fs~ esess-ys. - E,< - Ger rsrsas
sSSeo< - ~ rseters. n ~o< o. for csws
o. Doa 70 for sssi. snd esoaAss for vsal
Caivse
aoos- -Nsrs.t sssiv- snd prices usch han ecd.
gsl-s rass>a 81 y 1csAaD fer Ptfs. y ~ =
jos noAs: y 50 a ~ FOR reuzs psssinH. - iS3
50 - afxeS end Nao<o3ss "a toe seavy szes-
- aud hirpfas issA
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

Gassrssssng Ssssissncs - - e~htsss Fur
atsAsA ~ sAs Census Bursaa

atsAsA ~ sAs Csasas Bursaa
WAsnINeroS. Aug. 1.-THE census
bureau has issued bulletin giving the
statistics Of public school finances In
the states Of nliaois, Michigan, Mime
sofa. Mississippi, Nsssda. North Dako-
q and Wisconsin. Ths following table
shows the number OF pupils enrolled in
the public schools Of the states named
and the amount per capita expenditures
for each pupil. as well ~ the per
espitss Of the total expenditures based
ON the population Of leee II VIII be
seen that Nevada has the greater per
capita expenditure based on enroll
mens. North Dakota next
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

Fee. 80 Fsss~-Ltf Hhitf. rs Psf<nt :.
q > saaefea fsfa n3sst. = sIrafea
f~~a 81 ffa 9 ~ fau etad nsr st~@
Ns.+a. ftsst sfs7a ~ fessf ne It's -
sen6ersasa t i.e hssi - he~l stTss. -zts
faass - 30 ffis a. sHffa4. re- t&sf sfsfies
tsah. ga Sc spffHE shfsssA~ - sefs~ss.
- Fasfef. issi eaEs isf passtaos.
80 aaf sfetz sleef1s 'ae - fef esHsfe .
rutpessss - - assafs = p -
ss<rssrsiss. - Fsas hss. - % sfSsss.
- -
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

DADCLIFF & H0LT-Reliabe upholsierers
III a. Ill South Dfvislon-st.. have the largest
vans !" emlioy the most competent men aud
vii! give you regular rates. whether you ass
for them or not by 'phoning No. 1O or 6t'6 after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12
sIsoILI.AsIouA

L,aA HENT-F Fnsnisisa tent ~ vtta~s
+ Reach. Address ffas Wave issaoasws
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

A CHANCE "A nfe tsse faf msa rtta espi
n Ia ana setfss mes vtthSet easitn - -
fa,s 4 yefr pisssaHt sad rfehtstas Isl iasss
- eFasss ~ ehfiDs.ts sfekfFs ttfea
igsshls risas siaFs. A. sfasae h"ti5sns
{lsx14.af f3fts ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12
THE MARKETS


CuCA0o. Aue. Il.
Yxoua-ouass Sus SrA Spring whess Pat
>osa q 50S IS; bakers. A1oe6D; Winter
Wness Hleur Patents. . l0oSS; straightS
OAseoAoo
WHnAq-Asstvs 80 higher. August ei0
go; September. esAooiAs; December s2o
soxa
&C; Ma . Yellow, e5Hc, No. 4 e2Hc; No.
YeIlew. esKe; August. eioe3c; September,
Oe.aGxc: Year, 46A0<7tc; May. +4t9< <1c.
OArs-Ffrmer Ne q zsxG2sAc' Septem-
bsr. ssxeaho; May. Hx03Ixc- Samples
Armsr. No q WDWc; No. White. siH0Ssc;
No q ssx @soxc; No White. s9,so34Sc.
Rys-Actfve and higher No. cash. In
stor- Toss2c; No do, 76eS1c; No August.
q about s0xGseHc; September, 7sGsse; Oc-
tobsr ix22c under September.
pAxnEr-Easy. Samples nominaily 40
CSC. September. &C.
Mxss PoRK-rrading moderately sctfve ana
prices ruled higher. as SO - q dloHS Tor casn
90 Ss0io s7x for August; no 2h0ioSo ior
September. and eio 45aio. % for OCTOBER.
LARD-Msrkct moderately active ana prices
Aigher. Quotations ragged AZ 1Doo.osH iof
essA: os-5ooA ,s< for August; S52's36.oo for
6cvseu ber aad %. eS06. 20 for October.
BurrRR-crsamcry. iS0lsc; Dairy. ii0i5c;
Packing Stock. 1870.
CPoulrRY-f.iys Chickens, oli2sSc per ID
Live Turkeys. 01i0c per ID; Live Ducks 50
ile per 10: Live Geese. 1.ol4 % per dozen.
Ous-Wiscensia Prime White, SCI Water
whisa $40; Michigan Prime White. Stsc; Wa
Ser White. lo><c; Indiana Prime waits. sac;
Water WHITE ioc: Headlight f75 test 9iic;
Gssoifne q ds1s. ftc. - deg's. skc.
LsouoHs-Disstiied Spirits ruled crm % o. IL
per. ga. fer anishsd soeds
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

saaas asea g. ster la ati-i
w ses 3haf ~ sta a. ~ith th~as n H3t
Al Rsats sait a. clothes - aseFfe*t "sa@ =.
order tsiaG iieIpaisfeiaast 4 -. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

non-producr.ve. and. in many cases. must be
turned into money We quote prices and
streets;
8 100 South End. 6 go 9th avenue.
LIS Matilda S $50 Long avenue
80 Clyde Park 80 Diamond
4 200 Susan S.0l Charlotte
30 West 300 Marshall
9 225 Johnson so Willard
$ 225 North Prospect s 300 Marion
s 80 West Side S25 Harrison
s go Myrtle SIS Capon
s go Hall 900 Henry
S 3a5 jones 70, DAYTON
s $50 Carpenter $50 Reed
s $50 South Division 8 sou East Leonard
s75 Houseman 525 Chatham
s 400 Stewart $50 Lyon
400 Griggs 8 GOO Page
S AS Benson s 600 Forest
$50 Muskcgon : eco shirley
$50 Ohio 5 $50 Dunham
$50 2nd street S $40 Union
40 Nagold s $40 Carrier
800 Dickerson s0o Cass
800 Gunison s 500 Buiterwortt
500 Prince s SIS Clancy
S 500 Madison 8 500 Colt
3 500 Woodiawn S W South Lafayett~
s 500 Forest $500 Prospect
sl0o0 Lane avenue sl5o0 3ra avenue
$1,000 Clancy slaco Center
500 Ionia $50 Wealthy
$1,000 Bridge SIS logan
sll0o Hastings So % Madison
sl31 4th street $3.50 Pearl
$500 Prospect Si6n Cherry
| si2J0 Shawmut $500 Fountain
| s1.0l Lake avenue S.on South Division
| sl2t0 North avenue &l0.t0) canal
| Si:Oo Lawn Court $40 Colt avenue
WIS.ES & ALLEN.
Phone So sand Tower Block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

nsxf@ ~ VALLEY oty Nahng Co, Grand
kspsis. = = tsssls tsssflte, Try a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12
FOR SALE.

THE GREATEST BARGAIN In the city Is
j. that new aTopm house OF ours. Just com
piefcd on Buck yr-st.. adjacent 10 the new
electric railway aud schools; hall psfior aud
sitting room. OAK; sidewalk on the entire
u s.rf fine maple trees planted. bo not fail
a. look Mt this property it you want au inveSt-
meat or a home. Price 500; you eau make
the tsrms TuInsrk 4 carroll. ~ New House
mau buldinE-
NOR SALE--A coai black standard hred horse.
IL tour years old coming sn1ag; the hntst
combination Of singie-footef agd hasRy horse
Ia the city. tua " and harness ~ with hin az
- bargain. Turner A Carroll a3 New House
rau building.
VuIE BANKS pay you but per cent fo1
Il can make 3 per cent On your investments
the frSt year by buying one of cur ehosrs lois
on south Division. liaii Euclid. cherry. Buck
eve. West aiton. Watson and other streets
Turner A Carroll. - New iIonsemsn hHiialrg
l,0F SAfE-Sew house On corf er tot On Day
fon-st. and two new houses on HeFfyst
This property IL Increasing IN salue very RAD
idis sud son can bav either of these NJ si.ssss
TURNER 4 CARROLL.
8 New HonsefaAn Bldg
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

WHAT PEOPLE Want =: g, 6 e ;::;:..,
Twelve words will usually make two Ines thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line There
is but one price. that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

/ Go 70 ealessa va fhs s AVA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.


NJ I SWEET. Pr~sidest-
J. NJ BARNETT Wee PEesfient-
HARVEY J. HOLLIS TER. CAshssr.
Al elassss 4 banking basfsess tasi are Ia
hsFmeay with tie National kshttns Ia"
transacted.
Letters Il Credit e0Erept "a al parts 81 the
word issued la sans - s4t. thtSsrH a..
loved at per cent On ume tsfuhSstSs oi
DIRECI0RS
l. IA. Nltbey. orofse Z. rierec.
] ~. B8Fnrf- totemef
NJ L SWEET. joseph NAruns
nj 4 u0isls,er Va X. Shelby.
Wtitsra kaguharat W. u. Hughart.
l. croftoa Fox. =, Leestxera
l. e. HaNkins
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-12

PsvsoIxuN-oni-t Sssndsrf white TO
Seq. as, "a gasoiiae 7c. 50 gasoline, loo, 81
eaphthA csc.