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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-01-15
DIR. p. s. HENSON, ID. d.,
PASTOR FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, CHS
CAGO, SPEAKS HIS MIND.

San almost fatal attack of La Grippe
last winter left me with nasal catarrh
arc such susceptibility to bronchial irri-
tation that the slightest exposure would
develop 1t, and very little effort in
public speaking would result in dis
tresslng hoarseDess, so that | had se-
rious fears of permanent disability.
"Besides | suffered with dyspeptic
troubles notably what is popularity
known as 'heart burn, from which i
found 1t difficult to OBJ ain relief | was
induced by a friend to try Kings ROYAL
Germetaer, and it gives me great pleas
ure to say that its fleets has been as
magical as 'koch's lymph is reported
to be, which is also q germ DESTROYER,
though taken in different way.
'sCalarlh, bronchial irritation and
dyspepsia have all disappeared before
one bottle OF the Germetuer has been
used.
Zone of my sons, who has long been
sufferer from catarrh, has received
like signal relief from his Old enemy.
p. s. HENSON.
"Chicago, Dec. 10, 1902
The above statement given by DR..
Henson adds strength to the already
convincing testimony that Royal Ger
motuer is truly wonderful discovery
1t you are sick and your druggist ca n
pot supply you, send 81 so to King'~
Royal Gelmetner Company, IA North
Broad street, Atlantis, Ca. and procure
oottie OF this great remedy
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-01-15
Business slightly dull.
Very few attending court.
Local news is as scarce as hens teeth.
~ sAck-DRAucHr tea cures Constipation.

Chew Old Ham Tobacco. Sold
by K. Fl. Watson 4 Son. dec1S-3m
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-01-15

Uy II. II. WatSOn q Son. decIS-3m
New York city has discovered several
bogus divorce factories. IT would seem
that nothing can escape being coun-
terfeited.
Mrs. Sam Shockley returned last
week from IN extended visit to Decatur.
We are glad to learn she Is much nm
proved in health.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-01-15
THEY SAY

That he was heard to exclaim in
sonorous voice. Veni, vidi, vici.
That he will farm this year. We
wish him much success.
That she made an impression in
the mud.
That they made the night hideous
with their sweet voices.
That thew had II magnificent time
Monday night.
That P. w. p. is counting this
week.
That Sam does not pick the gui-
tar any more, he plays the tid del.
That spring is coming, Yes. il
Will be here III the sweet by aud by,
That he now sings
Come sit by my side, little darling.
And lay your brown head on my breast
That thousands of good people
are still within the grippe of the
prevailing ailment.
That delays are harmful in any
cause. The time to act is when tho
curtain Is up.
That man not in the habit Of
swearing may make a lew cursory
remarks without profanity.
That he took IL flying. Trip to the
mountains to SEQ some friends, and
he came back smiling.
That Tishomingo county farms do
not need stump speeches To make
productive. They want fertilizers.
That she now sings,
Darling am growing old,
Silver threads among the gold.
That u man with ciubfoot gets
most satisfaction out OF belonging
20 cluh. lie feels at home when
he is not at home.
Tat the hungry goat that could
not reach the clothes limo reckoned
that the Mckinley bil had made
clothes too high.
That "A miserable cub of son can
not expect IL DO anything to help
his mother keep the wolf from tho
door.
That Il fugitive poem is one that
has escaped from IT'S author after it
has been out doing time in IL scrap
book.
That slazincss is an ambition to
do nothing To be associated with
ambition IL quite u compliment for
laziness.
That he asked the Professor who
that lady was, indicating the type
writer and secretary. That is my
recording angel"
That
Before you ask the pretty maid
To stick to you thro' thick and thin
See that you have your plans well laid
TO get house to put her in.
That the third finger of the LETT
hand is the engagement ring. This
will interest girls who would become
engas cd it they knew which fhger
the engagement ring should go on
That u young man may be full of
good resolutions and amount TO
nothing without having a good con-
slltulion and energetic by laws to
govern his conduct IN life.
That she told him she did not get
Christmas present. Ii said, Pro
baby Santa Clans was unable To see
anything SO d;minutlve as Your
stocking And he basked in the
radiance OF her smile the remainder
OF the evening.
mat she was remarkably sensible
young lady who made the request of
her friends that after her decease she
should not be buried b. the side of u
brook. where babbling lovers would
wake her from her dreams; nor in any
grand cemetery. whera sight-seers,
coming over epitaphs, might distract
her, but be laid away to take her last
sleep under the counter of some mer-
chant who did not advertise in the
newspapers. There, she said, was to
be found peace surprising all unde
standing-a depth of quiet slumber, on
which neither the sound of the buovant
loot OF youth nor tho weary shuttle of
Did age would ever intrude,
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. June 20.
F1ouR-ouict and steady Spring wheat
patents. 6.2515.75; bakers, -. l944.23; winter
wheat flour. d. i0G5.e5 for patents, and o. ooQ
SD for straights
wHEAr-Ruled steady and quiet July, 0oA
coke, and August. S7isSs7h; No cash. $50
o4c
Consultative and stronger No 2, 57Hg5s;
Ne yellow. 5sll55tsc; No. 8. 56ss@51; No
Yellow 57Gs7hc: July. 5sss6s551sc; August
5la352c; September, 49% cjo1sc; June 57A3
5shc-
oArs-Firmer. No. .. ssrss4c; July so
SIC; September. s9,sG29ssc. Samples higher.
Offerings moderate. No. 8 3s9J4c; No. Z
White. SotS7c, No 2. S4Gl35c; No White.
In939c.
RYE-Quiet. No. cash. 7s177c; samples
7el7Sc; No. 3. 00163ci No. August, o2c; Sep.
TENDER. 6i1sc.
BAILEY Inactive Sample lots $4,000,
September No 2 zoe.
MISS PonK-Trading moderately active ane
prices ruled higher. Prices ranged at s;oOO9
1915 for cash: eIo 0o-s 10 o. for June csl0ooa
1901, for July. and slo Clio 42h for Septem
ber
LARp-Market moderately active and prices
higher. Quotations ranged at - I2li9d Is foi
cash; 10. leizGsi5 for June; o. 1874 d6s0 foi
July and g. iOi66. IS for September.
BUIrER-Creamery i3GSi7c; Dairy, 1l0l3nc;
Packing Stock. iodtiIc.
POULTRY - Live Chickens 5Rlic per 10 !;
Live Turkeys. 71s9c per ID: Live Ducks. sGs<
per H.; Live Geese. 81 % 1s.oO per dozen
Ous-w.sconsin Prime White Sc: Water
White. sisc: Michigan Prime White. ene;
Water White ioisc: Indiana Prime White.
shc: Water White. lee; Headlight. i.5 test
sl.c. Gasoline. 81 degs, lac; "a deg's. skc;
Nsphtha. So dcg's Ts,c.
LIoUoas-D Spirits ruled frm 1T o. 10
per gal for finished goods
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
Silvgr SrEcIALs

The rese "a the price IF silver Ia "a,
tnlsed States IA encouraging the plln-
naS and .Eas4tteg loseEeAs o. NeSieo
Al stoops Terry. near Pittsburgh,
"a. ice eosssello deliberately drew aed
an Italian soy. Costello "a arrested
sls Heavy AFtAas H,ake. governor ~
JAaasea says the peoaae of shat islaaa
- ees ~aas reeiereeisy With the United
states
II Is reported that Emperor William
has decorated Marquis ii Hadsaa tho
Italian Premier. with the eraor II The
BLACK hale.
Mrs. JoAa Anderson was fatally In
jared by assroke OF lightning a. Muske-
gon. Mich. Monday. while the babe IN
her sr,ns was unharmed
I, is rumorcd tina, Secretary Rusk Is
about To appoint Prof Harrington. of
the University of Michigan. chief of the
United States signal service
Joseph Baker. of Springfield. o.. on
Sunday night walked j. his sleep from
third story window and struck on q
tree top. His injuries msy prove fatal.
An explosion ut the Forest Oil Com
pany's we'll at Coropolis. Pa, complete
ly destroyed the derrick and boiler
house and terribly burned two oil
drillers named Winger.
A collision occurred Monday after
noon on the Vandalia lire at Wood
bury, H., between an extra passenger
train and freight. Engineer Lucas
and two passengers were badly injured
by jumping.
William Gates tcolored), aged go,
was hanged to a tree 9 miles west OF
West Point, Miss, and literally shot to
pieces at midnight Sunday night by
fifty citizens. His crime was attempted
assault on a 16-year-old daughter Of Mr..
Gus Gooden
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
ACRES OF FLAMES.
Terrible Fire Zig Ranches Near San
Rafael. Cal

SAN RAFAEL, Cal, June 30.-The
eastern slope of Mount Tanalpias,
on which are many magnificent
summer homes. was reported 10 be on
fire. The San Rafael FIRE depart
ment was called out and large num-
Der of volunteers started out To fight
the flames. The fire started at Bar
ber's ranch and burned about sixty
acres OF hay. The flames spread rapid
ly 10 j. j. kittle's grounds, which were
soon mass of flames. Williams
culch. 2 miles from Ross station. Is on
fire, and the flames are running mp the
side of the mountain Tse fire now
covers an area OF about |. 900 acres. The
cracking of the flames can be heard a
mile distant and the air is full of
cinders and ashes. The fire is now
rapidly approaching the magnificent
residence of A. Z. Kent Another
brush fire started east of town near
the Hotel Rafael and fifty acres OF
eucalyptus trees are in flames The
whole town turned out to fight this
fire. As there was no water IL was
necessary 10 fight it with branches aud
Sarxx
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS o AND TOWER BLOCK.
TOWER

NOUNS AND LOWER BLUM
DEGOLIA .Proprletors
WANTED HELP carpenters. 2coachmen.
w janiteF, stationery engineer. farm
hands. painters. clerks IL girls Tor general
housework. second girls. cooks. dining
room girls. alaundresses.
1'0 ENCHANGE-25 acres 20 acres improved,
balance white oak timber. lu-room house
and barn. fine orchard. acres low land un-
der drained and under cultivation. This Fac
place is situated about - miles IRON tie city.
south. Come in and get full description.
E'oR SALE OR EACliAN6E--.0 acres on lake
shore. near the paris; good buildings. 500
peach trees IN bearing. % pear standards Ia
bearing; 2aeres s.r:swyerrirs. acres raspl er,
ri-s. .vp grapes. g"cseberres and other small
fraits; rice 500; fruit on same viii paw for
Ii the present season: would exchange Tor
good city property; this Is great chance for
su'rbe one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered
k'0R sALl.-5-room house on Hail-st-; good
well and clstern; handy 10 street cars; we
can sell YOU this noitse on monthly payments
In terms TO suit. d;opin aud see ~; piice eli
EoR SALE-Smaii house and barn on Fair
Il ST.: will sell on small payment down and
monthly Payments; this Is an excellent chance
10 secure "A home IN a desirable location aud
pay for il as rent.
EOR SALE-si feet frontage on South u vi
sion-st.; ne location Tor bloeA; this
will be- sold al sacrifice same is taken with
I'm 10 dnyL
FOR SALE-0r Exehanse-Yacalt lots on
Il Stewafi Whites add as pagnrAf ~
house. NO. III aboYt siyD iusi.i. ole ilmfx11rtz-
south part q CITY.
TOR SALE vacant lots on Piainneld-avf.
JusI inside o. I'D hniiy ); the finest bmicfas
spots IN the city.
RIO EXcllANGE-For farm. a ro,d sroora
house and barn In SUN pat of the citv;
large let and we'll located. would Jay some
difference.
fIO EACH AvGE--sa acres land in Barry coun-
". - miles from city. 30 acres improved.
good BUILDING. iruit. We'll watered aud splendid
soil. price $40.
no EXCuANGE-for good renting city prop
ersy. 80 ac:es. fine house, barn aud out
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good frpcea go
peach. 10 apple. Iears. plG.ns and snail fruit
trees. Price $500.
DsGoIIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
HUNDREDS DYING OF HUNGER.
Narrowing story of Want and Suffering
In Parts of Russia


LONDON, June 3o.-Ths Telegraph's
ST. Petersburg correspondent declares
the harvest in Russia this year is likely
10 De the worst ON record. He draws a
narrowing picture of the results of the
confused drought Prices Of cereals,
he says, are rising hourly. Rye has
never before been 30 dear. Through
out central and western and tho
greatest portion of southern Russia
the outlook is dismal. Ministerial re-
ports say that the winter crop in south
and east Russia persisted by frosts.
Famine Is already visible In the
faces OF the peasantry of Kostroma-
Disease has already broken out.
The only food is oatmeal mixed
with tree bark of similar ingredients.
In Kszon among the indigents receiv-
ing meals gratis are Lao noblemen and
IS priests. In other districts similar
conditions are reported in the Jewish
colony at Roycuopol many people are
diving of hunger and hundreds have
90 huddle together. several families in
one room often, for the sake of
warmth Some papers contain advcr-
tisements Of children for sale. The
government is taking precautions
against expected revolts. Taxes are
collected with the usual regularity, and
failure TO pay is visited with severe
docrinr
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
-FOUR BLOWN TO PIECES
Disastrous xxpiosioa Of . Loco
ususs belieF - Pennsylvania,
Tue ylrTlgs ragous 100 laspS
AZ E2xsa.ss, stse.sse AL $50 s<Aasr
80. k.ss>-ssy Aisis@- ths rkEs-
@Aas Esas a "a Sss tss
8s~@ &s<Sssx~<&

wsrss HAvss 20. Juse -. "A ti<
asszosls s<2loa1oa oeeaEsed "a sas cear
tr.l r.ltresA " >e~ tsFssy, Aonr
say aisha asAs >esqeshssalas Jzae~
tea. ~ ~hbeA ksaE aa<a we're
lasrxasiy knleI ksngE2s No $50
va .Alfszns ffvizAs aad Aa1 h1ss
passed sas of sns ysss4 ia ~Alea saeEe
~e-> sessEa1 s<Asz sn.ssses AID ere~A
vA-a u rvseAed >ss2a~h9asa.s sAe are
aaas<ass.a sas segtas ss.lsF ~es
noticed ~ se dsnax sas sad <lslag
CT . aaaasity ~ xsPox, slEsnaa
fops ga iowa tFoaa sae eao ~nA
the intsnslea OF sxAalaisz ne soaaeE
he had barely rvseaea tA~ deeF
When a violeas explo~loa oecaEred
The soer Easa ~Ae were pa ses ss<sas
we're elo~n ~ every alreSslea rhe
GrenAa las ros beea foeni yes.
TAs names of sAs killsa are.
Enyinesr rhonAs Trip Maaeh
Chanx. Fireman J, Pcp~ LAS
eela, ETa<e Gallagher. Manch
Chunk: brakeman >uk,A. Asesh
Chunk The body % Engineer Trip
Mas found over Loo yards from where
the explosion occurred His body WAS
bruised and crushed IN horrible man
nar. The braksmen were found in an
opposite direction and by the
wounds they received must have
died almost instantly. No trace
OF tina fireman has yet been dis
covered The engine itself was total
ly wrecked, the boiler landing upon
the mountain fully 500 feet from where
IL had stood Had the explosion oc-
cured while in the yard the less Of life
would have been much greater.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
WInANS { ALLEN
GAGS uaon Rsai Estate Iseasnge
ROOMS AID 1oe ~ bL9eA+
'PfioAk so.
Hoysss aad Lots Fof Ssse q fscAsaes.

Houses aa6 Lots fof Sale o tkolsaks'
Mi .s.x. sesss ss.e = saNIgs.sa IS = eefssk ~
5lsss5 q 4nes -. kArsl eskas. hrss sffsso.
S5e. "a ssy sss aseata, e-rseae aeess. >sss-''
err e.If q as <aS
Ne Aass aeuses rested fss 8 "a per ras,sta
esea sbf1l ~ w3i A1sa % t..ss sas s..ss., -
sf-estof 1 ~. tsfnl u sssas fsks &c tssst<ss
81 befs "a : 2 oeats Al be sqla vars s-'sA -
tbs est4SS Niesi t.s siesee,
s29e Ia l%Fse lAG, sEeeu Ao1ss Gest has
sasss eSs,aI. lss y nh tlle aas,ess
$40 Ia ssics ney 7seeN hosse a seoe -
Is IFS "a aeSl = "a. ID etk1oAf s0ee sS- @bS
efsssra .aa stTecs srs.ae
Sos casa eiA ses = = .ssa hease s.@s lst 2.
a4so bsse q .ssee nas@asess eefaSF. s<Ass. 'shasa
Sza lak ceuslf - . 80 $500.
f0R kAtaA AsiE DDS ..eEes ~ s,sse ihssG. ~
81 - % lar t1.,zse aNo bars tAct..sAssS -
b..s Asisita shop .-Aa isesse aae - 40 sl.''.''
nefri Ia gooa torn dssns gooc bIssGe>s (;
% asf deaf . assls se - sKcexNSe ia Ass.ns
soe ~ ~ ,la>.t iasn SeSe si'ea'i4s ief s,''s.s
eAss
sial va kuy E-scasa Aes ioase &C esFeef
nSTsAsfp tsaf q esgs sss1.a la ohski - 4
Mi ave Aoaae oDs . great "a - J. IoA a 3 a
Hxs heNss ee. N'asS-si ta1 sff A,sVs ~ -
S%lE.isl WILL Ass hoa~s sne - M sitA-
&t'<Vo zts- wbssA seefs tsF : - ease,
ssgQ SEQ sasHpiH Fseeso besss "a ffss ~,
rise ~ Y ulsefEyeSi ~. ass eistetrs ~ -
ls1s osfssg.
Ae a4sx fss efs less tefl Isl nesD tssafain
snS fatloa % %esbansS ~ Mac Afss zs~s =
sLses slsV ssAs e1ctes ssttss tsefs ~ "a =
loi, oags ~ aisi - e ssstA ssS
500 foF 4nler corner % -. icnsa-sf Eee
efR sefos NJ hsssr zfsa s8cs s@fn. Eoee
toiaf s,s- pays q a. ca I stc ss< a. ~ g1o1f
sS. w5nsss a ASiee.
$50 eaeh ssil ~ nies lots % csssst. Sc
tsss8 feF blsf jpts - s<sfAtFfte-sf. t>ets DSs
a. large Essf ~ s~i la Tor sra
szlg1 90. q : fDeie nsa modern ASoAe or Cas-
| 81 0sk nfistl htfss alrr hal. neli SEa cls-
tern. THE pace 10 ss8t worth $50.
SisS fer sseocs i3eass 10 southern pail o.
city Conc 70 -yF 0tscs : a8d Tower DisrL
anH ~ siIl take you QUITE iosk at some bar
gains.
sI7u for Broom house OF the hifl; terms
/ e1ky.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

wAsuuSsroS. June 80. The annuH
read iustrnent Of postmssters' ssisries
shows that sixty nine third-eIss> sficss
have been advanced ~ the seeont
class ard tvveuty-three have been reie-
gated n the feurth class. while fca
tsirxl-clsss Offices have been reduced -
the seconsl class Fifty-ciaht new -
Sees have been advanced from the
fourth class ~ fhe shirsi. leaving . sas4i
x2a ser 81 J. 80 taAxx s4sss sesasa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Eosroy. June 50. The Standard. the
weekly Insurance paper Of Boston. esti-
mates the fire losses OF this country for
she first sir months OF the present year
at s6t. sfa. 600 which would indicate .
total loss for the year. II this series Of
losses IA continued. Of si2s. eoo, Geo
The Standards hTure- are really below
the actual amount for. including the
great forest ares. The total loss for the
six uenth~ = in round nun hers SIS.
as. COZ. which. st The present ratio.
would indicate loss of over slSs. Gee,
Gee for the year
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

FIevs sxo ExEp-IIy White. s1sf Patent.
s..e hnndfea corn meal. a. = fhnntrsd
feed. s2s,sDs,sK - tom middHng~. sx10 y
t0a, bran. $3.50 ? top SHIPS slNeo tca.
NEaf~ PORK stesk iee roast Zoe. ribs. Nc (
tenderiotn. IL - lam. tee beef; sfeas isse sc
resst. 80 nc ribs. " mutton. 80 lteg se~ing
lamb. R.d 81 spFiaz chicksns, siei tarheys
I1kr anrss f1tzs
Px-otfK- Butter. ifsfise eggs Zee rpfstses,
oif sfnt Hew s. 20 hai h<efs sre9ts ~ =
hui fer snot tnz purposes. ~ = tu. cnisns -
y -; seas. n Dees beans. iec , - fsdlshes.
IS dor rrfawtpfrt~< Nfeff&t fssrfefftes,
= eel cherries t1ri zsDs<beffirs. istse.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
THE NEW PARTY.
~rincipsi Provisions Of It's Revised Con-
ssitution-

stitution-
MILWAUKEE,. June S0.-The constitu-
ton and bylaws OF the peoples party
a. revised and changed by Secretary
Schilling were made public Monday.
The articles call for the organization
and regulation Of local clubs 70 be con-
Quoted under The auspices Of the ma
tional body. Stated meetings shall
be held By every club The
president shsu be elected at
each meeting Any citizen OF the
town or county may become member
BY signing the declaration of principles
aud the platform OK the national body
and piedTing himself unquslitedly to
support the principles IS enunciated.
Any member who makes . motion 10
indorse a candidate OF or 10 enter into
fusion with any other political party
shall Immediately cease To be . mem
Der OF the eiub ard of the new party.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
CHICAGO. June 20

CHTCAtO, JUNO %.
CArrIx-Mirkst moderately aetiv. Quota
tons ranged 81 Is 70fas35 for caoice 20 fancy
shipping steers. 500 % for good 20 choice
do: 81 ma ~ for cy0nIn TO fair do: $500
rs for butchers &C. 80 2lests ~ Tor Stock
ers; ~ IA 90 for tt .sr 81 GOA 70 for Feed,
ers $40 a. % FOR Cows; sisea2sG FOR Bulls
aud 81 5,set 10 for Veal Calves.
Hoes-Market rather active and prices 50
higher Sales ranged at 70 Ts14 ~ for pigs .
y soa4 70 for light. 20 3fl1t0 for rough rses-
ing. ~ s0f4D for mixed and a SEA IS for
heavy packing and shipping lots
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
LOCAL MARKETS.


rye Use hsrisy n ~ = hundred.
AssF-B~ef. 4eBhc; pork. s., mutton. etGec.
spring lamb. lee. fowls. lie, spring chickens.
z0c veal. &C turkeys. lee; ducks. Ire.
PsoDtcs--Bafter, fie: eggs he. potatoes
SIS y bu.; beets Ees l'e duz: cnisn<. isc doz
strawberries, stsi2isc Qaarf. radishss Ice dor
hand picked. sS.oo > bg' hensv' ice.
Noots-W asatd. EaeS 1sc, un~s<hef AssIc.
Hsy-Timcthy SIS ' ton clover. sl3 y tor ;
straw. s. , son.
HfDEs syD TsLIav-9rsen. &C., part cured.
&c; eured htaes. Sc. calf skins. green. Sc;
calf ssin4 cured. &C. tsiiow. &c. peits.
6aEl 81 20 iekfn t5ss.zse
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

The best saivs ~ she world fof cuts.
hruiees, sores. ulerfs. sat fhsum. fever
sores. letter. ehsppesi hands. ehilbls ne.
cofns add AT - "a eFupssasss. ard rosis
ton sf money Fsfundszi Ffhss = eshts
Ger fsnx, Fuf ssse ~ rese Bros dsas
! sss, sssass AeEfss sad piFaQs ste.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
NEW YorK. June 30.

wHEAr-Ofcrei freely. less active, ia9Se
lower. easy. June, si.o3'i GiO4as; July. SeEc
q OF: August o5s, 9Ssc, September s5'.f9oc /;
Cctoter. sci4lEHe; December gsgS1lc;
May sl0iasig2
CosS-Firm lake up. dull No. :, 6ces7c.
Osrs-Dull and steady. western, X1Ssc.
PROVISIONS = Firm. quiet. Extra
mess. 80 soa n %; family. SIS 0ella5o Pork.
moderately aotive. steady; new mess. sii 100
II IS, Old mess. siooo4fico; extra prime
sIo. 50aiL0o Lard. quiet. firm; stoam-ren-
dered. &37x.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Pfass as u tarsLsas1 b tgstls Dros, real
estate se2ssEs. rs2E~.k, svsg AfS-2a lee
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$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand Rapids, just outside
Al of city limits; new building; newiy.fur-
nisiied; for sale or rent With fufnituit' on a
good main road within 20 rods of depot; also
good local trade.
. HOUSES and lots also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange for farm
or personal property.
IND "A s0-acre Farm to exchange for good
"A house aud lot ia south or east portion OF
city.
-FOUR tenement brics block. LOT 80 feet front.
on North Ottawa. to exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. slxlVo ieet. on y1l Hall st.
~ for sale at "a bar gain.
z HOUSES and lots on Coitave. to trade for a
giit-edee iarm within ~ 10 Il miles of city.
81 AIRES improved laud. - mile, southeast
W OF c ty; A No. buildings banked barn.
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit. we'll
fenced. under good cultivation, to exchange
iar city property. or ~ Or ~ acres near city.
HOTEL in Big Rapids all furnished. to ex-
S0 ACRE farm miles southwest OF Reed
W City. nearly all improved; good feiices.
etc.; free OF all incumbraace; 10 exchange Tor
city property.
1'EN-RuOM house and lot. A. I.a-rave-st.; has
l. cool cellar. heated by furnace. II shted by
gas. and has splendid barn; lot 5axl21, with
90 ACRES Of land. \ mile north and mile,
W east OF city. to exchange for city prop
Oh ACRES. l mile north OF city limits. on
~ Aiplne-crave road-sor sale; desira-
bic tract Cor plating.
n ACRES. u. miles south OF Ilall-st.. for
Ut safe or trade tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafsyettest for
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south OF
~ city. 10 exchange Tor city property.
MONEY 10 loan on real estate and chattelS
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