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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-25
BELIEVERS In WITCHCRAFT.

A Strange Superstition That Presssa- 4,
the Hamlet OF BobtowE.
:he belief in witchcraft. developed about
three years aRo in the isolated hamlet OF
Bobtown. in Logan township, Mifiin
county. Pa, has spread until now there ID
hardly q dozen families in the entire region
FREQ from its influence. The village of
Bobtown il the headquarters of this super
s~titious sect. They frequently congregate
at the home of some congenisi spirit and
talk over matters pertaining TO their
strange belief. They are extremely chary
Of admitting stranaersin their household,
and under no circumstance will they di-
vuIGs aught of their peculiar belief and
practices.
There are " witches in this part of the
globe, one q resident Of Milroy and the
other Of Bobtown. Logan has a Doctor"
or one who has the power to remove the
spell" from the victims after the unholy
eye Of the witch has Cooked neon" them.
Many are the stories related of the machina-
tiOns of the witches aid the power of the
doctor" to cure the magic spell. About
three months < q little child lay sick for
several weeks, and the hid parents be-
iieved IL wns q victim of a witca's bane.
The suspected witch was believed to be o
resident Of Logan. One dreaTy night in
November the witch doctor Of this place
was sent for, and after q long pow-wow the
spell which the witch and hes colleague, the
prince Of darkness. mad wrought. yielded
10 the secret power Of the doctor" This
particular case was heralded broadcast and
made a host Of believers.
Anoths similar case Of recent occurrences
has created no end Of comment in the
ne~ighborhood. In this the enchanted one
was n young married woman. whose case
ha Mad fhm nunn1mn NJ the ~tA~es 1rAA.x
His power failed 10 removed the ''spsIi'' Of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-25

Through Sleeper 70 g. Louis.
Commencing Sunday, February !, 1891,
a through Pullman palace sleeper will be
run from Salt Lake City and Ogden to st.
Louis via Denver and Kansas CITY over the
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific railways
This car connects at Cheyenne with train
for Montana points.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-25
Sioux City Route.
EAS'T.

Passengers for the East from Helena and
other Western points will find the NEW
ROUTE Win SIOUX CITY and the ILL
NOIS CENTRAL r. u. not only desirable
rs to tirne and equipment, but ono Of tho
most attractive, passing through Sioux City
the only Corn Palace City Of the world;
Dubuque, the handsome Key City Of Iowa,
Rockford, Illinois, a now manufacturing
city, that has become a "worid within it.
SELF" and Chicago, whose growth and en-
terpyise is the wonder of the world. With
elegant free Chair Cars, and Pullman Pal
ace,SleepinR Cars OF every train between
Sioux City and Chicago, ard with close con-
nection with the UNION PACIFIC trains
ut Sioux City, the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.,
respectfully presents its claims for the new
and every way desirable SIOUX CITY
ROUTE.
For folders and further particulars call
upon local ticket agent. or address the an.
dersigned at Manchester, Iowa.
J. +. MERRY.
Asst. Gen Pass. Agt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-25
UNION PACIFIC

UNION PACIFIC
DEPART.
6Or slI points east, south and west, Viz
Montana Central and Butte ....... go 4 m
For all points east, sOntii sDd west, via
Montana Central and Butte. ...,,.. 12s .. m
Wis Northern Pacific and GArrisOn.. 15 4 IN
Via Northern Pacific and GarIisOn.. lO p. m
AHHIvK
From an points cant, south and west,
via Bntts and Montana Central 80. 11:lO q. r
From all points east, sonth and west,
via BDtts and MOntaDA CentraI.... $40 .. N
Via Garrison and Northern Pacific. 12:20 3. m
W hsrrisOG and Northern Pacific. $40 y. n
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-25
ARRIVE ALL TRAINS DAILY

Slaeping Car Berths, Tickets, Time Tables. etc.
a. Depot and City Ticket Office. No q North
Main street.
{. W. PITTS. City Ticket Agent.
j. IL. HUBBARD, Tray. Pass. Agt. Helena.
=. II. LANGLEY, q. p. d r. Agt. NJ. G. R'y.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
], v. CLOSTERHOUSE
Dealer In Real Estate. Personal Prop
erty and Leans

FOR sALE-Houses and lots and vacant lots
In all par = OF the city; II you wish 10 buy
for home or an investment call and see me.
E0R sALE-cheap. II sold In lew days.
l. good house. stone foundation. large cellar.
large lot. lawn soded. iron fence. house sup
piled with pure spring water; price only SlsDo.
EOk SALE-A new six room house. only ten
minutes walk from sweets Hotei' VIII
take so down and $40 per month; price only
E)R sALE-on monthly payments No. ss
McRrynoids- ST.; will self cheap.
L'0R SALE-on monthly payments same -
rent. four new houses on the "unn 9 addi-
ton. two facing broadway. also vacant lots on
sane addition; will sell OH long time and Will
build y.u a house to order. Call and See me.
TOR SALE-0n monthly payments two new
ner Hig.:land-ave. Lock them over and IL you
wish one or both Of them. call and see me.
EDRSALE-Nrw 10 room house corner Logan
and Ethelaye.. house has large dome. sixty
and mantel. pipe for gas furnace. sill papered
in latest designs; price sIsN. VIII take small
payment down. balance on monthly payment:
same as rent 60 and look IL over. or call aud
see me and will show IL to you.
FOR SAILING. IS Charles St: nice location.
viii sell cheap. Call and see IL.
EOR SAILOR easy terms. No. 5N Scr1hner-
Il ST.. n large ten room house. all modern
improvements: furnac. CRATE and mantle.
bath. gas. etc: a good home cheap. Cali and
I,oR SALOON easy payments. n complete
home with nj, modern improvements. No.
ai6 .Bradburn-sf.. near corner Thomas ana
Madison ave-; dnest location In the city.
Please look ri II. then call and see me. J. W.
Costerhouse. {.
A LARGE vacant 10; suitable for houses;
A family teDements or fact Nv. located ON
Court-St. Just oufh of Shawmut-sye-; will sell
on long or short time and Will advance money
{, build. Call and see me- j. W. Ciosferhouse-
1 O0k at those lots on my addition on
- Wealthy-ave.. about half mile east c'
Eat ST.: IL they suit yon ! will sell you one
cheap. or VIII build you house 70 order.
Finest location for suburben home In the city.
HAVE several good farms near the city Tor
IL sale or exchange.
/ have for sale a large pony. broke 10 saddle
Il and will drive single or double. Will sell
cheap or exchange for draft horse. or good
buggy.
Houses for rent In all parts OF the city
DEMEMBER we loan money In sums to suit
IL on improved security. No trouble TO show
property.
J.w. CL0sTERHoUsE.
IL Cansist. Phone q.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
F. ]. LAMB & CO.,
General Real Estate Dealers. No. 81 Lyon o.
Telephone lea

Telephone La.
READ THIS LIST OF BARGAINS:
E,0R sALE-Fruit and vegetable farm one
house and barn. running water about seoe
trees mostly peaches, apples. pears. plunS.
cherries. Also stfsw5erres and Tas peerFles-
Prices per acre Lamb Co. 81 Lyon
st.
A FINE ISvEsTMEST-we have the best
"A Located ~ room hotel In the city. which We
guarantee viii he double ia value In less than
I'VE years IL Will be sold unusually low. ~
on long sime. This - certainly great bar
gain aud gives big meuey 20 the buyer. Conc.
telegraph or write ~ once for particulars.
E,oR SALE-A choice manufacturing site
A south OF the city. situated between the NJ
c and q ky tracks. one acre OF land Also
building and machinery. etc. several other
factories going up In same vicinity Lamb
a Co.. "a Lyon-sI
ENOR sALE--The new hotel on Madison-sve..
or Will rent 10 good party. rooms ali Turn
a's ssaa rsaa h Ss s sass : LAM
Co.. 81 Lyon-st.
E>0R SALE-A choice improved farm Ia
II southern Kansas. or will exchange for gro
Gerry stock or other merchandise In city.
Lamb. 81 Lyonst
EoR sALE-A plat Of g lots In the village OF
Jacksonville or VIII exchange for city prop
erfy larce lots near depot 66xiss. Price $50
each. + J Lamb Co., s. Lyon-st.
TOR SALE-Nine choice lots In city 10 ex-
change for small farm. Price $50 each.
Lamb a Co.
TOR sALE-House ana lot lsl Fifth-sve-. lot
52xls5. good barn bargain ~ elSoo.
Lamb. "a Lyon-st.
ErOR SALE--A Fine residence q Morrison ct.
lot 5Sxl3. cheap ~ $500. y JLamb CO..
"a Lyon-st.
r,op carr .>~.sn. rr,s,, A.,>t q .,
Spring ST. aQxl0u cheap ~ $40 per foot.
VIII seli II taken soon ~ cleo. + j Lamb 4
Co.. 81 Lyon st.
TOR SALE-yew hotel at South Grand Rap
ids near the depot. Will do good business;
price 5000. Z Lamb 4 Co.. 81 Lyonst
UNoR SALE--one new 1-roem house At 500 on
Il $40 payment each month. Lamb ~
70 Lynn sf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

All the talk Is of records and record
breaking. and many predictions arc in
dulged id that the present season at tho
long cross country distances will be a.
fun Of surprises ~ that Of 1889, when
eight distinct records were broken in field
athletics Expert long distance men,
however, smile at this, and point out that
u requires phenomenal pluck and en-
dursnce to stay out the run, - many Q
fine looking team which has gone to
pieces On the field has demonstrated. Il
IL . sport in which hard training gives
more than half the battle.
Az the team meeting. there will be .
very lively struggle for honors in the
different grades. The runners win be d.
vided into two elasses-seniors and
Juniors. the latter being those who have
not previously competed in any champion
ship contest In the first class, the Man
haitian Athletic Club OF New York viii
haves team which, for the number Of its
famous runners, should b qualified to
carry OF some Of the prizes at least The
team viii include ex-champiou T. P Con-
ne6, one Of the most graceful runners ever
seen In this country. A. r. Georges. the
brother Of the famous English runner,
and T. q Roddy. T. n. Turner and W W
W. Woodbridge. three Of the speediess
meu In Princeton College. These Will be
supplemented by r r. Carr, II I. Damon.
w. A. pePodessa, w n Jock. T. D. Lange.
W. y. Mccarthy. A. r Roth. G. r. Ray
mond. " J. Trscey. ?. A. Ware. O. A s
Weirers. ". r. Young. W n Christie.
James Hendrinh. MortiNcr Rsminsten. G.
psCssssnevA D. J. Tompkins, ". II.
esruse. J ". Rich and II Frederieks.
Even Willie Day. - simest Girlish New
Jersey boy, may have enough - do to
hep 60 the 'front.' with ssch te~n- Day
hss s~en .nsered BY The Neg Jersev
Ask-sse C1ah, and Doar. she swiN -hseled
Yvsscsecnisn. is exposed 20 scms With
his ccliege team Invitations havs been
s.rs Z. al N. amateur erssnissftess.
ersles~s sncIass-d. AID the Responses A.
euu,ise IN freely.
Ne rrers sprsntsp BOD shfnk 81 enter
e~r . cross COUNTRY re - win. usle>s he
- prc->d 60 pe<.~ss the endurance and
srss rec~>s.ry 70 poll hsrns-sf shrousn
the nils s-fsr- hsn, Willie Day. al
shcush crly - y-,rs cid Il ssorsnea
sz.zaed sshssss &c carries htinsef With
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

There h no finer track in the East for
cross country running than that Of the
New York Jockey Club 1t Morris Park,
National Association comes Oh On April
eth nsxt The course will b laid over .
distance Of eight miles and viii b inter
spsrsed here and there with artificial OBJ
stacles that viii try the agility and en-
durnncs Of the contestants There VIII
be water jumps, some seven or eight feet
wide, hurdles, fences and hedges, which
Will be taken BY che runners in full view
OF the grand stand. Thousands Of
spectators viii b drawn thsre to
witness the splendid work Of ex-
champion T. P. Connect, champion Willie
Day. A. B. George, Jack Lloyd, the famous
crack Of the Prospect Harriers, who never
finishes worse than second, Ernest Hjerts-
berg Of the New Jersey Athletic Club. w.
7. Young, an English ong-distance won
der. who came over with A. d. George,
and, also, Ia al probability, tho cracks Of
Harvard and Princeton at tho long dis
tance. The entries thus far received by
Secretary Frank Of the Cross Country
Association indicate . held Of starters
never before equalled since cross country
running came into vogue, and probably
oven stronger numerically than last year.
tournament, when over 200 were entered
The prizes will DO silver cups and medals,
which have been given by several Of the
leading clubs, the championship cup
v.r.,oI coS0
The second great event OF the season
viii be the regular championship team
races of the National Cross Country As
ISOLATION. which will b contested over
the same course on the 25th Of April
This viii probably attract an even larger
number Of entries, as any athletic club in
the United States or Canada can enter a.
many teams as IT pleases. Among the
clubs likely to furnish strong teams to
try for championship honors are the New
York Athletic Club, Manhattan, Staten
Island, Boston, Schuylkill Navy Athletic
Club, Detroit, Louisville, Palma, Jersey
City. Columbia, Berkeley, New Jersey,
Buffalo Athletic Club, Southern Of New
Orleans, and Montreal Athletic Club.
These organisations, each finely equipped
with improved training facilities, and
memberships varying from 500 to Z, SOC
tthe larger number representing the
strength of the New York Athletic Club,
the strongest In the world, are all in
tensely interested in fostering the sport
Of cross country running and will send
picked men to compete. Each team will
have from SIX to twelve men. Thus far,
twenty three teams are entered on the
secretary's list, and the number will prob
ably reach thirty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

q @sosh. tirslsss stride thai never re-
LAKES till goal l. In sight. George, the
English funneE, Is more ssoekaly built
shAa Day, but far Less graceful be has >
longer stride aad leans forward . good
deal as he runs T. r. Conned runs
lightly and apparently with little effort,
while his bursts Of speed when . squirt -
called for are astonishing. Dohm. the
Princetonian, and Downs of Harvard.
are both maryelously speedy, and the
latter Is known TO be . runnes Of wonder
fal endurance These two men are about
evenly matched. and both can cover
. half mile in . little over 50 secondA
Downes Is the crack runner of Harvard
for distance. Eoddy, Turner and Wood
bridge Of Princeton. who ere entered in
the Manhattan Club Senior team, are also
fairly good men 81 long distances, but il
n doubtful If any Of the colleges can fur
nish men who can last well over . eroAa
country course alongside of runners who
have made the sport . speciality. Harvard
has not cultivated long distance running
70 any great extent White and Daven-
port are among her best men at mile.
The officers Of this association are B. G.
Williams Of the New York Athletic Club
president; G. C. Hughes, Manhattan Ath-
istic Club. Vice president; J. H. Aellor
Prospect Harriers, treasurer, and William
Prank, SECRETARY. Final arrangements
for the handicap arc about completed and
those for the team contests Are well under
way. In the latter, the prizes for tho
senior teams viii b gold, silver and
bronss medals for the first, second and
third teams, and cup for the personal
winner Of the nrst team. Besides these
other prizes viii b given by the New
York Jockey Club and by private persons
In tho Junior team contests which will b,
decided on tho same day, gold, silver and
bronze medals and individual prizes viii
also b given. The Jockey Club gives
four silver cups Of rich design and appro
priately inscribed, to the ehampiopshiI
winners in both series.
GEORGE H SAmIsox
LOCAL MARKETS.
GRAN-wheat. white, l.oO; red. 81 90; corn. 70
FLoUR AND fKED-Liiy White, $3.50; Patent
sS.l0 = hundred; corn meal. SIS ton; feed
tzs.e9es.oo ton; middlings. ssl00; bran
500.
MEArs-Pork. 4G5c; beef, 5Ca6ls veal. "a
SIC; mutton. 73sc ;lamb. lose chickens. l2ias
ltc; turkeys. l2lsc; ducks. lo@'lzc; geese. loe
l2e.
PRopucs-Butter. dairy. 1sc; creamery CSC
eggs. l2i1c; potatoes. Ssd<l.00 y bu; apples
4L00tdsl. so p bu; beets, 309S5c y bu; onion $
si.l5eal.D p bu; beans. hand picked. Sl.75@2.o
bu; honey. 1f@I7c; maple sugar. loo
maple syrup. 759e0c 2 gal.
HIpEs AND IALLow - Green, l65c; par
cured. 4l1@5c; cured hides. &c; calf skins
green. 5etoc; calf skins. cured. 5G1c; taliow.
gao; peifs. 6o9sl.50: dekin skins. l5G25c.
Woop-lhltnch. dry. $l.s5a2.25 2 cord; 2rfoot
te.a@3.75 = cord; <fcot. $4.0o14.75 . cord.
Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take M
other.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

aoous Ano TowEa slook
DxtsOLiA -fropfsetors
pok SALE or Exchaaxe-ysc.ns lets On
4 stewart Whites sdd-. - payment 90 =
house. worth ssell ta5<s. inside Cd a1iss Ia
south part q city.
FoR SAILS vacant lets on PlsisnslA ave..
spots Ia the city.
ITO EXCHAN6E--fce tara . seed sroom
house AID barn In SoutE part Of the cllSs
large let and veii located; wesis pAs sa1as
alaegeRea-
ITO EXCHANGES scrss ssas IN Bsrr, ssua-
y. y miles from sity. 70 acres inIreved,
saed buslsiag; frsit woA watefed ana spseaai1
no ExcHANsE-For sesA renting ciss prop
sasssa < sss.. sis ' sssn sss sS
beech ana hlckery tameer. good fenceo go
peach. ~ apple; pserA pinnS ana ANAL uais
trees Price $50.
modern Anlsh ana haa1y 60 street car ser
wee. hsr{sss ies snv one wishing south kad
WASTED-Ts sell general store n fass
sare. - arsisssss sendirsn, ,nssies al about
ESTABLISHES trade.
WE-iisse come aae nursery stock. frait.
sss ss 4 ,as sss sis 4
buying come ~ ana see US We can sait pos
on quality and prloe.
H0h sALE-Two sroom houses on North
or one cheap il sold within The nesi . dasS
kUk eALE-9rcom houae on Nuason-sf-. ~
fsot front. good cellsE; we'll and cisteras
graded streets wafer and gSsi price slsoo; essy
EoR sALE-s-roeu house on Third ST.. Stone
foundstionl good weli aud clsterni viii
sell on contrsct. tlo down. balance monthly
pAymentA
Esok EACHAN6E-zi acres txo miles from
nsugatuck. loo peach trees bearing. 20
standard pear trees. 80 cherry. = apple. -
piums. 100 goesberries acres al strawberries.
coed house aud barn. Price saO0a
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
IA erty In sums 10 ssst Reomss and Tower
ps6oLIA BROS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
$1,000 CASH

AND 60 acre Farm 20 exchange for good
"A house and LOT IN south or east portion OF
city.
ONE brick block. corner Of Bridge and Gin
~ ton-sfs; also double house In the rear. On
Clinton aisev. for sale or exchange Tor a good
farm; aso 81 vacant lots for sale OF exchange
on +. bridge-st.. tori.s feet deep. with alley.
EorR tenement brick block. lot 50 teet front.
+ on North Ottawa. TO exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. uxiuo feet. on e7l Hall ct.
II for kale Al a bargain.
. HOUSES and lots on Colt ave. 70 trade for
- riit-edge farm within 10 20 Is miles OF city.
on ACRES improved land. 70 miles southeast
CU of G y. A No. buildings. bank &c barn.
acres orehsrd. all Kinds small fruit, vel
fenced. under good cultivation. 20 exchange
for . ~ property. or 70 or 30 acres near city.
HOTEL In Big Rapids all furnished. TO er-
Al change for property Ia city or farm.
on ACRE farm miles southwest of Reed
ETC., free o; all incunbraace, 20 exchange for
city property.
TEN ROOM house ana lot. e. Lagrsve-sts has
4 good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
raA and has splendid barn; lot 5D,lza. With
alley In rear.
10 ACRES Of land. \ mile north ana miles
% east Of city. 70 exchange for cify prop
erfy
Oh ACRES. I mile north Of city limits On
~ Alpine-prrvel rosd-ior sale; a desira-
BILE tract for plsstsns
u ACRES. ~ miles soutt of Hallst-. for
III SAFE or trade sor city property
VACANT Lots In the city and suburbs for
HofsE AND LoT on south Lsfs,e'isst for
70 aCREs gardening land. miles south Of
Id s3ty, 90 exchange lor city property.
MUSkl % loan on real estate and chatteis
g. S. FOUTS s ss. .y 2. s.rp's s,s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
". II. WIN4NS,
ROOMS 50 TOWER BLOCK.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
MD
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
MONEY TO LOAN.


I.I M paA So" wi1ris 80
TO Nj ntstcsss Discs, ,n aas r .s.n
wo,nan 70 "ssss WIZ ~, ~e,cs ,.sia, 49, 49,
suis, nss " ~ III snaso , -
pos aooa' 10 70 "o.e eh a", ,ns 90
~ -. TAT ""'A' eee'"es "ss- s"~
tvwSi p.yeA. 49,. -.
tVn so0 ~, .vi vo ny -.
lenlh ana iufneFs sAo' toow ''' 'niee
more hsus.S 81,
seO wcrtn OF ssuaole properly AZ 0enso' VI
CITY, rents ioi ~ pc. Ihon'n. c~.ua..
si2o new room mouse corner cecone's'
ana Center-st. north enc, Eres. az orIksn-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
vovTxe, PACKING AsToHseg

DsDrITfF 4 H0f.T-R<Hsbse u7hels ears
n a Il Szsura Div ston-sf. esTe the largest
.-~ans ernplov TIE ssesr eerrerfnf rs7 40
rinrs~e ga r>xuisf rates whether yoa SO
fer sAeua q n5t ey peo1i1g We. 80 % 80 AFTER
tasi a<<s hrurs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
wAsTgD-AeEsTs.

WANTED - County and State agents Il
w handle new patent horse tail tiers. nicke
plated; ties up horse tail instantiys vers
stylish BONANZA Tor agents; samples End terms
sent for DC. silver or Stamps Ohio Manufac
turing Co. Js fferson block DAYTON. o. I0'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
HONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY tt L0AN-on real estate. contracts
Du or MORTGAGES. In large or small amounts
and on long and short time. Land contracts
bought. Joseph II. Martin. IS Canal 81. e.
MONEY TO L0AN-By the W. s. Building
Iu and Loan Association. Gerald Fitzgerald,
See. 10 West Bridgc-st. ivl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
BARGAINS BARGAINS.

HOUSES srx Tots fer ssfe IN 81 ports - TIE
~ cfty. snaft payments down. osfsec- "a
essy terms Nscsnt lets = sFer7slfv. sn4 en
reesorssfe pysccs snt s--rss fr,p-rtv ssiert
- -Nr safe ~ rharges n ale aaff sctd fFee
transportation - and frsrn vtestns property.
HOMER AORiANSE II Cauzl-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

Thr brsee oicck located - vess Bridge 81.
Nes IA. 10 and Isl - FIR ssie. Beck contains
three stores TIE second feor e N suites Il
rooms sGiSssle fer osccs or housekeeping.
rrepertv II sold ia n dsys. fnous-e ~
Esf A. A. LORD. Isl west Bridget
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
wAsTBp-To Rent.


WAyTFD-A modern house for small fam
w fiy. between Fast Fulton and Brfdxe-sts,
Address y. care Of Carrier Ne. = 81
vVAyTFp-House Of IS 70 n rooms suitable
w for boarding house snd want 20 sell lot
Of household goods. Inquire 1T Charters
House. p lonis-st. u
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

What PEOPLE Want
Twelve will usually make two lines; thfr-
and exceed words three Hness
nd i'm q Ian xEer "A the
ia vor As q a line There il
"a - a the able herewith
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

FOR SALE-Kimbaii House on Fountain. or
No l0s same street. building 60 be moved
OF No. lao or No e. First ave. and choice
Estate. VI
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
REAL EsrArE CITY.

NAY TURN your attention from Italy to
" the lnisera.ist Church building which
viii be sold chexpyy l.. ). pfovin. ICON g.
Losetts block. opposits Sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

BARGAINS In vacant iofs-I have for sale on
- easy terms. the caeapest lots In the city.
Do not fail 10 see one before you buy. y. w.
Petit. . Canalst. Telep Dos. l0l
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06
LOCAL MARKETS.

Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take nc
other.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

GOOD VACANT LOTS In the south part of
~ the city. from 500 TO SUv; also In south
east part from $500 10 500. and In the north
part of the city. from stuU IN 500; call at No.
50 and 81 New Housoman block. A. L. Ants
del. lU2
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

NEW HOUSE and barn. all complete. $50;
Az New Housenan block. A. r. Antlsdcl lu2
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

WANTED-Aan and wife TO work on farm;
w man must be competent around large
farm; wife to work In the family. Apply W.
L. Dickensons Employment Once. IS Monroe
81. SO
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-06

OUO,OOO q saoa also ss ,Ss go g.
lee; this must be sold at once; cali AT 80 ana 5.
New Houseman block. A. K Antlsdei. lu2