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five cents. Everybody was in it and every
body was prepared to bet pretty heavily, when
the tender-hearted lady said: ''Now, children,
I'm not going to let you be cheated; there's no
possibility of anybody beating my hand, and
so there's no use in my taking any more of
your money" The natural conclusion was
that she had royal flush. Had she? When
that marvellous hand, that was to beat every
body, was laid down it was straight, jack
high! The woman opposite her held four
aces, a man had full hand, queen high, and
another one held four treys. A madder party
than this you never saw in your life. And
THE WOMAN WHO HELD FOUR ACES
gave her friend piece of her mind. Said she:
'When you don't know how to play game
don't fool away the time and upset the tenn
pers of people who do, and when you are
playing cards don't get too tender-hearted.
Keep that sort of feeling for the seclusion of
your family and for your sewing society.
don't care if you do cry; if you don't know
how to play the game you have no business to
make things uncomfortable for other people,
and if you want to learn then you ought to be
willing to endure disappontments until you
find out the right way. You've broken up the
game; you've made everybody feel miserable;
feel as If had been a brute to you, and yet
| think you are a consummate idiot" Then
they both cried, and the men said they would
go and have game of billiards. And later in
the evening, when they came back, they found
the two women as friendly as possible, and on
her way home the one who had broken up the
game said to the men who formed her escort
"Kate is such a dear thing! You know she
has got quick way of speaking, but she
wouldn't do mean thing to save her soul 7"
And one of the men said: ''By George that's
beautifulfo one woman to say about another"
And the unlucky card-player answered: swell,
it's true. She speaks her mind sometimes,
but tonight really think deserved it," And
every man in the party positively said: "You
certainly did,"
DARK OR LIGHT WOMEN?
The English newspapers have brought up
curious question for discussion. 1t is this:
"In your experience have dark or light women
been the most faithful ?" Three women sat
down to discuss this the other evening. Said
number one, who happened to be blonde,
pretty and young: ~ have never found but
three women who were absolutely faithful to
me in my life, and they were rather neutral in
their coloring. One had brown hair that
wasn't quite dark, another had light hair that
wasn't quite blonde, and the third had gray
hair. The first one had been my friend when
we were children together, and the friendship
lasted absolutely until death did us part The
second one was a woman in whose society
found pleasure, and the third was my mother
On my visiting book there are the names Of
hundreds of women. If they were asked if
they were my friends they would say 'yes,
and yet tomorrow, if | needed a woman
friend, should 60 to the one who likes me
because am pleasant companion, or to my
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pedestal and little common sense beat into
her head When [ want to do any worship
ing am going to worship man; he's bigger,
stronger, more naturally better looking, has
greater respect for the truth, and decidedly
more charity for ones weaknesses. If |
couldn't get man to worship, think I
would give my affection to a dog, but cer-
tainly not to a woman.
YOU THINK THAT SOUNDS NASTY
Take up the question that is in the English
papers and think it over: "Who among your
women friends have found you most faithful,
blondes or brunettes ?" and you will be sur
prised to find that it isn't question usually of
complexion but that woman to her sister
woman is generally about as faithful as the
original serpent. "Oh," says somebody, ''you
are irritated about something" No, l am
not. am sitting on the outside of nine
teenth century Garden of Eden and watching
Lilith and Eve talk together, while am Civ
ing thanks that at least am sensible enough
not to be in it. "Well," says somebody,
ssyou certainly must think there are some good
women" Some good women Thank God,
there are millions of them, but they are not
the women who go in for the ecstatic friend
ships; they are the ones whose friendship has
grown in years with you; the friendship that
springs up like a weed in the night deserves
to be jerked up and thrown away the next
morning.
WOMEN OF WHOM TO BEWARE,
Beware of the woman, my dear girl, who
tells you all about herself when you first meet
her. Beware of the woman who announces to
you that she never said a disagreeable word
about another woman. Gracious, goodness
the air will be green when she does begin.
The woman who never says a disagreeable
word is like the dog who never barks-he
bites, and he bites to poison. Beware of the
woman who is over-rlch in her caresscs to you;
by all the laws of nature a woman ought to
kiss man, and she is wasting the time of two
women when she fools about this sort of
thing.
THE WOMEN WE WANT TO LOVE.
There are women we love, women we love
and trust and who love and trust us, women
who care for us through every woe that may
come, who are joyful with us and who don't
misunderstood us, women who take eiderdown
and wrap 1t about the skeleton In our closets
SO that we may never hear the horrible bones
rattle. These women are more than friends;
they are mothers. Nobody else can do that;
no woman in the world is ever enough your
friend to be to you what your mother is, and
if you don't realize that to-day you will to-
morrow, or some time soon, and II you haven't
been to her what you ought to be you win go
off, hide your head, and wonder what made
you so blind You will shed many bitter
tear over this, and shed them in vain.
THE TEXT FROM WHICH SHE PREAcHEs.
1t sounds little bit like a sermon, doesn't
it? Well, we all have our times for sermoniz-
ing, and it's meant to be kindly little sermon;
it's meant to be said to each one of you, look
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Ing straight into your eyes with heart full of
Kindness and thankfulness. 1t seems to you
bit like somebody who wears the cap and
bells drawing the crowd with the jangle and
then preaching. Hasn't the FOOLS sermon
often been good one? And this sermon
which is told from the talk of three women
about other women has ended up with very
old text, which reads, "Honor thy father and
thy MOTHER" but what the preacher wants to
emphasize is to ''honor your mother" She
suffered for you, she loves you, and she knows
you, her woman child, as nobody else in the
world does. Just think over the text with me-
and then maybe you will pray, as | do, that
when death walks into the house to put his
cool and restful hands on the eyes that are so
tired he may choose you first, because you
would be friendless without your mother.
WHERE SERMONS ARE IN SENTENCES.
There are good many things that deserve
to be honored that don't get it. If you honor
and are polite to your children they will give
you honor and respect in return.
Ii you honor and are polite TO those YOU
employ you will get honor and respect in re-
turn.
If you honor and are polite to the traveller
you meet by land or sea you will get respect
and consideration for what you have given.
Ii you honor and respect the laws of a
State or of corporation you have right to
proper treatment.
If you honor and respect every man, woman
child, baby, and dog that you meet in your
walks, If you give them the courtesy due, then
you can be very certain that politeness and
respect will be shown you by everything that
passes you by.
The dog you kick Is going to bite, the
woman you are rude to is going to snub you,
the child you don't consider worth politeness
is going to be impertinent to you, and right
straight through life where you give honor
and respect you will get them in return; many
times leaven of real liking will be added.
Honor and respect the preacher-her inten-
tions are honorable and if her sermon has
fallen little short of the conventional type
remember that the seminary through which
she has gone has been that hard one called the
World, where the Flesh stands on one side and
the Devil on the other, and to keep the evil
spirits away you have to hit out straight and
hard from the shoulder. The text is good;
the sermon is meant to be, so because of what
was intended be charitable to the preacher
who does not dare to put prefix or aflix to her
name but calls herself only BAB.
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BAB'S LITTLE SERMON
SHE breaches PRETTILY, WISE LY,
AND. ALAS! TOO TRUTE FULLY.

She Finds Woman at the Card Table and
From the Rem arks of Three of Her
Sex She Gives a Sermonette on Woman
Woman Cautious of Woman VIII
She Bite the Hand That Helps Her?
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An Ideal Country Seat.

Rich soil, fine mansion, stables, barns, silo,
windmills, etc. Everything ready to begin
season in the country under the most favorable
circumstances. Can be bought cheap, as owner
is going abroad. For price and particulars APP
ply to f. BENJAMIN,
612 street northwest
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At the BellVue Dairy Farm you can buy
bottled milk, pure and fresh.
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Drink Tannhausor beer. H. Benzler.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

EoEEc I.0sx XII sAfE Maerr@s fstpltek
kgAE. - AS Kesll~ktt - &ae@SA > ~
esNats NstateAD. - tes LIB aes - a.;
sAAAs S.a rasN@.sa .'s - 80 ,s~ss~e Il
fsa. 81 -, 4 F-s ana .n.ss d ~ salnels =
seesFe fhe s.asklens u ieaItre& haAAfsa s.ssl-
p es s'N ,s 49, ssas 49, s.sa sasrssass Rasshls
ie A sxzis tfea lbs 4kte tRet 81, -
aas Sisst AasGs.is. NJ hire safe heft&sss ~As
fsssEaea il tae sinse - The fss.As - ~sses
Aas - a - oclack - the @itsfnesn. ~
ltoF e II elerEs sgrs- a. ts~srs aia 80 -s.o -
VISA S4.a neFssSss Nss - - =. "a -
iaefsEsE executed - ia@nse i. foA. a. gar
eseh AIoEcsaia. - tAAuAc~s Patterson, sisteh
S@lA 49, saravat 30 A.>e teeefssce ~ tht sneS
81 the iesssicf - deeds a. heal eeaats 90
TIE Iist eSs 81 August. ~ a. Asef ~. -
AsertSNsess "a F%se -. sAls ~tsSIsrs Detns
the preseal eNnef AKA he 81 s@ia Aaett
SsSe ARa tas san II slse f'aaais- ana
$50 tntefes4. n.aktag iagvihef ths sem 81
sl>s-S ~ ich = Ia 0n said iii2is ls.skc % tue
ia eaS II tcereaFs, 80. tbe cate 81 tae hist
publication II THIS neticei anu
y hrTe4s hrl&eit has oeen niaae ~ thr pay
me al lGe money secured ts SAD inot gaze.
aaa 40 SuiI a. eToored Dgs hssinz been insti.
"a al law - fectfr the Gcog low c,slaard
- be dur upsA sad AV0rlg4.e Vr ANY part
tiat eel Thc sAsd fl0T tl.>eH 49, be tofe fused
~ sale & said pfrnri,ss by kift1t O. Inc
power coassinsa "a So 4 hAerls 4Ee, Nflsn SAFE
MIll hs made - the "a 4 of the counts ~
kr0E. At public GIcitaA, the vtil Stts % the
kluit eek, ss-sAl4ea. lH tie ely 81 ofAhd
Rapids Aict gan. thai beins the place ~
ba aiug fbc circuit court FOR tAe coenfS 81
kenf Ca The fourth cay 81 May. 1891. al tea
o'eieck la the forenoon.
The following Is description of said mort
gss1a Premises, Al II oss pieces 1T IsaEeeis ~
lsna lying and beng Situated ln Tie Tow Hsbip
81 taiecania Ia Ghr cOiats 81 Kent and Stale
o. Aieglgsh. aud descri0ea - i03iu~s t0,0its
A ~ 81 the west hail q = al the northeast guar
ter 4 y 81 Sscti0n nGln Der slEnt C.. In teWE
hKe 81. north al r~nge ten tioi west heAt
county. Michigan.
WARD WArn, MoTtsAgee.
AttaTneys Ter Mortgage. fcb4
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

GUARDIANS SALE--In the matter OF the
" esfai,s of Martin Donw. AnnaC. DOW and
Mary Douw. ininOis. Notice \ herehs given
that shas. sell al public anrtion. e the high
est bidder. Oh SATURDAY. the 18th day 81 April.
A. II. 1871. at ten o'cloc. IN the forenoon. AZ
the front dobr Il the probate ono. IN the city
OF Grand Isapids. Ia the county OF bcai. IL the
state r u .c.igan. pursuant - iie nse and
authority ranted To me Oh the 9Th day Of
February. q. -. 1885,. b. the prohafe court 81
Kent coun,y Michigan. All OF tie iiliit. title.
interes. or estate OF said minors ID o. 10 that
certain piece or parcel of land situated and be
IN tue county % he 4. state Of Nichil al.
known ana descTibed - follows. to-wti: 1He
no III half Of he east half II lot fiye hundred
aid XIV iifre, 20 tie Kent Plat. 50 called.
OF The city o Grand Rapids.
Dated. Feb uary 2. A. ID. 1871.
JUSItS {. HERTSTEIS.
fcbcS Guardian
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
~ stare OF Michigan. county of kenf-ss.
Notice is hereby givea. that b. an order of the
Probate Court for the county 90 kent. made on
the tin day OF February. 4. ID islI. sia months
from that date were allowed for creditors 10
prtseat their claims against The estate of
JANE RAINIER.
late of said county. de srassi, and that all
creditors of said deceased are required 10 pre-
sent their claims 10 said proizic court al the
probate Office in the city OF Grand Rapids for
examination and allowance on or before The
9th day of August ne1f. aad that such
claims will be heard before said court. ON
Thursday, the 9Th Gay OF August next. al ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of each dag.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. re-. s. 4. II. 1871.
CYRUS +. PEKhINS.
feb = Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28
LOCAL MARKS Ts.

GRArS--wheat. SIC; red. 9tc; corn. Sc; oats.
Ec; rye. soci barley. sl-Oc@i.50 ' hundred.
FtoUE AND FEsD-Liiy White. $3.50; Patent.
500 = hundred; corn meal. $500 = ton; feed.
ssSocs sz4.0o = ton; middlings. s2l-o0; bran.
5000.
MEArs-Pork. t54,lc; beef. 5'G-c; veal. 5lzf1
Ie mutton. 7⪼ lamb. 74sc, checkers. SO
lie turkeys. l21e; ducks. l0e5l2; geese l0@l 2c.
PaoDucK-Butter. dairy. i791cr creamery.
zoe. eggs. ZDc, potatoes. sl.lO q bu-; apples.
sieOsi.50 = bu.: be-ts. S6t25c p bu.; onions.
ti.0Oegl.D v bu.; beans. hand picked. sl.153
Is bu-; Honey. lsee2pc; maple sugar. l0esl2c-
HrDEs AND TaLLow-Green. 4Gs4lac; part
cured. siz35c; cured hides. 5@5t.c; calf skins.
Creen. 5@Sc: eaif skins. cured. sole; taliow.
bg4s<e. peIts. t.3l. 30; dekin skins. I&s25c.
WOop-le-inch. dry. si.75te2. 3 Y cord 2foot
s2-5ct1275 = cord 4fo0t A.UJGsi-l5 q cord.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

SnERItl'S SAFE BY virtue OF al alias exc
- cuIl0l issued eut ~ and undct the seal OF
the circuit ccGT OF the count. 81 kcaf. IN the
STATE OF Michigan, a.frSted ga the .oih dAy of
lsceBi e, A. a., lSSs. a. d e siIccica and de-
llKefeu ia Iavar OF AAllldH solomon. eSecutfix
VI the last Will ana testament OF " illlE d.
Solomon. decreased. AND < slEsf the soafS and
ciatISis. and iof ant fEereoi thea ~ tilr real
esl ale OF aritoa veal t,.tl M uaa Ell. have
leAlra thefeon aHe s';Sii expose Tor SAFE, IL
pa dc al stIon ct We 40 nc. { lie highest bid
ctf. N the south 4r9 entrance To the cir
eouri rooms lLouFt 0ck. so-ealeil. Ia ,tie
eiIy 81 g. AID hapias. that being the place OF
holGlr < tae eiFcalt coari If the county wherein
ssid peeiai e are situated. on Monday the
lt;n cay IA MsFca. A. 4. sol. al ten ociocA IN
the forenoon rf said day. the following des-
eFited real es'ase lying aGa being IN the county
of heat aud State OF Michigan. anu IescTib ID
aS follows. io-wit:
Lot numoer six 6 OF block nun Der eight 80.
o. Van Buren, and IT. nsrs addition. TO the
city OF Grand Rapids.
Dated January 10 - l.
LOOMS X. BISHOP.
ShrTir 81 heut County.
By HARMON CowEss. Deputy sheriff.
Mc6iLL MculLi. Attorney ior Plaintiff. ieb2s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28
TOWER
Employment Bureau
TOWER
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED



nKtiOL4A Bios ............ Promoters
WANfED ia sea seaeral store IA t<xs
s4eRlAk PafttSa II cfy. sieeS &1e "a
tAfxs - arsls..-sS ssAditseA sakalee ~eo1ss
- Viles easaaess is fs&sea l0F sezsing have
s. Ay4ls4ea tz&4e-
kok SAIE OK EXCHANGE RskeTs vita
s-aA-s stock .feevrifs AID iga9A fVA0tei IA
seaasStlen' sea4 sIAA1i isa rSat. slt1 Seal
Leas Ia iRtese Gk0al slsk; Noala tsSe geea
rssfisg prererts sife seElss iReaMeraaee-
Hon <AlE oh EACHAAak-H0f 1T aerfh
$3.50 ~ 49,, a leH9em beasr el Charles
81. he4F Cherry sGsx sever. gas ~ sAtAe aha
gFass Aaa pspea Tor f0rases; pilce s9a.
koR sALk OH EAgEAA0k--llo acre farm In
useNa. Co. nc mile sfs5as lAks Mlchlg sa
> &cfxS iWpfokc4. IA snee ksseA sHa Msp.e
tnoer as sci. god btadiR-s. ts9 peaeh
snail fruits Ia sbu ds4ee. Pee 50 pes sere.
Iok >ALE-9 foem hoH>e o. Terrace ave
HodrrR naiSh Saa Ia d. T. street ear set-
wee, ear.s Tor any 0nt ~lsAlag ooaih And
lr9perty.
NE-fiaye some nae nursery stoek, fruit
w shade aHu ornamental lre-s feT safe al
one hali grs uiaF prizes. IL yea are taliaSilg vt
bayias come "a aud see a. We call suit 4oa
0n quality ana price.
Eok SALk-fws Groom houses on North
LafsytES4 n. near Lrldges viii seI bolh
81 oae cheap II sod within the nrns - DAYS.
EUR SAAE-9 room house 81 Nunsal,-sl., 80
Loot .eat, sood celisri We'll aad sisteTRs
graded strSst; wafer AID gass price Sls99, easy
terms.
LOR SAILS room house on Thira-st. stone
foundations good we'll aud clstrrn, Nill
sell OH CONTRACT. slu9 d0sa. balance monthiy
payments
tJh SALk-l-ro0m louse on forFest-st. -
lopt fronts well. stern and modern con-
senienrosi OF contract, 400 down.
k'O. SALT lots on North-aye 54gl0 81
30 each on contracts easy terms
EOR EXCHANGE acres Two miles from
sausstnck. 100 peach trees bearing 50
standard pear trees. 70 cherry, 5 apple -
piuns. 30 go0sbeFfies : acres 81 straw berries.
good house and harn. Price ss0l.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
-u eTgy la sums 10 sult. KoJnss and y Tower
block.
lEGoL.A EROS.
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REAL ESTATE

WANTFD--A des rabie house and lot worth
" siH0 30 siSos. or house with sane ar eans
built. 70 apply ss afst payment On sarge
hsaasone lots n south part Il efty-
IF ToT are looking Cor . gsod farm don z n =
20 see ne before p1rch zsEag. Vii SCI io~
or exehsage 1or e8sy property.
ETOR sAIE-or Exchznse-A coed --reeTa
Il house sai 4. arr 81 sa8 IN Mata - IN
toe f9urishsag silisgs Il LAKE Odessa. % D. L.
kN-R.E.
yyANTED-A tnsaIar wefi 70 scply en- esed
W Fsrs also 500 uSfih 81 graalng al be
taken ss part pa5Easat O. srSs-essss let
E0R eALE-NeT wefsn snea --r>ana hsgse
% tan ave. socd ~e.s. eisteTn q eet.as !.
hSzfnv nd aiefSanf ices 3frf. vii as s9sG ~
a bsrxafa il so 4 IN a feu davz
GOOD HARDWOOD fsnb~rsd lads for sac
" Or exeh&aSe fof esEs property
uAvE yeu sen K5rtisaa's Pear Ef-slaFk :
~ ssd - J. Merits Ssrs v@st - :. plv-
sfea =. snd SSH e ETizzssst.f u es5 =
wi paT rua g ieo< the-s ever sefore ~ a.
"a thev srs = fae prrftsss ara m1sf fsgsd y
arsaz ~ sshaTs - 10 ~fy ard rs - 500 =
- - spprecisSea- Gene sad get srsr>s ~
msy rtis % courteous afseptes aad y Este
Ger. Of 1TlGsssse- sas BBsassasrs1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

Il.
ogrsrE OF err CLrRx.
GRIND IApID3. Mica. feD. -. ISL }
Jacob J. Fransman. Treeborn F. Bailey, Ben
ismiu f.Nasabnfu. Andrrs Bsrtnis0n.N tiliam
Decker. Fora hice. Lewis Btrfeison. PETER
BeniaHense. Ma, c. Hosey. John ". grink.
iluSe kandeFyeon. foikert .chn teas. John
Lyistra. Jan DcNri.>. CofGeiss aud Hi.ks Re
NINA. heinaer hoorncys: Hendr,ek h. hys-
kamp. Sarah A. Hards. Pttr A J.. kBBdson.
Maggie A. Baxter. Come Us Aaaoerschsor.
Joan Richards William y. nLes. kunrldse
Lamers seth Howard YeTex. Estate Of JOHN
Mvkkei. Ida l. Cartwright. W. Niilsrd Palmer.
Oh -. h. Sesm eur. HfB. =. Phelps. Isabella j.
Cars. iiarrirt A. Randolph. Mrs. Irant. thae.
~ CO T. Jessie r. Steward. Cnas. ID. Harring-
ttp. LiBda NJ. Cooper, D. c. Adams. An. L.
auG Jenuie A. Neahr. Florence :. Teal. Chss.
G. aud Hannah + Searies bensa l.. aud m.
!. Beeee Pafrick, OtonBor. Wrn. 4. Rndge.
S S lam Ma; and Ls ai fs.er frass
Chase. Frame ID. fIoskins. <fate Of sarah T.
~arderson. deceased: Ann h Hines. Aart 4.
Crosby. Johu kIasSen. Della NJ. June Aaroa
;. Parish. Susie 4. PARK. John II. aud syics X
Pixs.y. Lille A. : mmoEs. william !. and
Mary T. farnbuii. Judson ". pess'ee, Her
n'aaus karsier. Jnrrien De Botr, Homer
u Greene. Gee. NJ ana ~. NJ. Morse. Teresa
J Mehan. EsTy \. Dpnbsfn, Helen 8.Nikip-
sca. 20 srph Harlan. Pfiiens Snow. Catbersre
Hill and Carrie l.. Dickitson. Evs Frs IN.
Lucv l.. Blood. Martha a. fsrs rs. ksche. 4.
Norman. Edgar l.. LATHAM. 4ifrea Fischer.
Ananda stew at. james trebeu-
You are hereby sflfed fhst an assessment
j. about - te made upon yoU 70 defrsr ne -
peBse Of fhe aforesaid Improvement. ar
sssessfns at roll - corrected tss been ms4e ~
The TreH isss and IL OF tlie IN the e1sfk ef'see
Of said CITY. where q vii remain open feT sis
speffion 0nfii Monday even az. March 2 lsp3-
when and where roa ca1 appear before the
commen CeaBcil en- ssta evening ana show
cause II auv. Why saic assessments 81 o1sa net
be maze and collected according = lsr
". a. SHIfkNAN.
70 fsfr Ciefk.
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The anna rrestfre - fE1s stockholders Of
the ersne R1p8as 4 fB<inns EslFose Cen
pay 81 80 he3S 81 fbs f@erersi efee, IN the
ctr q Grsea Rspfss. hsrnsgsn- ~ y enne~-
esefFfor ~ fhlrferr di-Hct9rs - strve Tor TIE
sFssolnF gear s8d fsr tfs ffsrssrfsoh - s1eh
efter esShess as msT - H-rz-f - - TIE
reeftae- = n y. HD9HsEi.
<Aeers4zrs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

ffsT treasurer oHrs
Grans Rapids MICA. Teb. -. lss3-
Notice ia hereAg gwen fhst the assessment
roll faY grad rz ersveifHx ana paving TIE sut
fe-s 81 shermsB street. from hien sfrsfT
fe last street ~ the city Of GrsHa Rapids.
Is nnv IN Hs hanas. sne fSsf vi receive
rasraens thereon To- ~. g,efssd - twenty ears
frsn fhis este. ~ The o1see - be I'll ress
urer cts Hail GIgEGE y. PEkFY.
vlsr u Cjfs Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

fssr Tyeasure-ss ofios.
crsrt fsr3sx Mn Per e ~
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r8l fe- t8e reEssruefjar 81 ~~E = ISL
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II 10 s1fs II e~xsa R2Fs1s. = re~ In frs
fer6s eHc tat J sfF rerefts . xFfFsff fbfre<1n
fer tie ger5ys ~ fss~nfs days from ffl'< eete
e RE eszct 81 tbe ff7t- T-txeuv-~ flff H2A
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIFF X HOLT. general wGrehousenen,
IL at III south Dlyision-st.. store pianos ana
furniture at low rates; expert packers aud
careful movers with large vans" Sent prompt
~ by telephonin. No. 9JJ. duriag hours. or Coo
after hours IAN i-JZ
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

CHICAGO. Feb. 81.
cArrrs-Markes moderately active ana
srtces oGioc higher. Quotations ranged at
o. iN6aoo for choice 20 fancy shipping steers;
sdao6c5oO for COED 10 choice do Is D1a - for
common 20 taiE do; s3uOG3.5o for butchers
Steers. s9S51s75 FOR Stoekers; -. T5e1A IS for
Texans; saU1aT5 fer Feeders; 81 5cgs - for
Veal Calves
HoCs-Narket active and arm Sales were
nsts AZ Gc033 80 for Pigs: t.01365 for
nght; 81 D<s3s IS for rough packing e. so336o
Tor mixed. aud %. slGas IS for heavy packing and
al lat
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

1917 MILES from The c.tJ. o. a good roa'.
= VII brins you - 81 ar > OF iaao W Al a
viii sell lor 50. L. :. pgOyiu, room Q. Low
ett's block. opposite sweets Hotel.
E0R sALE-Forty acres % land. know as
the criSsmau Farm. vita m0derh new
house aud large orchard OF all kiats 81 fruits
beautifully located "a l.eonard-sI.. 0lly ~
mics west OF Toll gate: viii Sell cheap II sold
sitAin thlrgt days. or VIII exchange Tor city
Property. oiidefsleeye Harrington. Canal
ST. 2
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28

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Nets - se~psS rta that ne assess-zerf
ri fsr er>etxz ErzVefs q ard FFzFfHe 80 Z ~
f<~x - 3 - street - fHe eSfy q tsF1Ha Ear
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rsax-~rass tfss~eSr Tor fAt r@r3S1 II fgt#fg
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