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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

left ear were blown in bad shape. He was
one ofa party of hunters from Baraboo,
Wis.
The Clinton Bridge and Iron company O.:
Clinton Iowa was awarded the contract to
erect new steel low truss bridge. Sixty
two feet span, across the Vermillion river
st Hastings.
John Moran and Thomas Lyste were ar
sested at Moorhead for robbing the fur
nishing store of c. w. Freeman, in this
city recently. A part of the stolen proper
ty was found in their possession. Both
were held to the grand jury.
The new mill at Waseca owned by Ev-
erett Aughenbaugh & Co., and which, to-
gether with the elevator and -four attached
cost $4,000, is now in readiness for busi-
ness. The mill is a remarkably fine struc-
ture, and is material improvement and
benefit to the city.
The Austin Canning and Preserving COM
pany has commenced putting up its sea-
Ron's product. A large quantity of corn
will be put up, but tomatoes are SO badly
cut by the frosts that the supply of the lat
ter will be limited. The company packed
200, 600 cans of goods last year.
August Kairo, a German living in Wood
land Park in Moorhead, shot William Stilt-
on, boy 18 years old. Stilton had been
stopping with Kairo at the latter's house
while Kairo was somewhat under the influ-
ence of liquor. The shooting occurred
without any apparent cause. The bullet
entered the boys head in front of the right
ear, and the doctors have thus far failed to
locate its position. The wound is not con-
sidered dangerous. Kairo has been held to
await the action of the grand jury.
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WICKEDNESSES,

AT Chattanooga, Tenn, Chris McNam-
ara, gambler, shot and killed Reese Fowl
er, proprietor of a gaming establishment.
The men had dispute over a game of
cards, but there is said to be woman in
the case. Mcnamara escaped.
THE Lowell, Mass, police are satisfied
that David Belanger, the dry goods mer-
chant who was found dead in his store
was murdered, The head had been almost
severed from the body.
To the $4,000 shortage in Cashier Till
mans accounts with the defunct Falls City
Bank, of Louisville, KY, is to be added
S15, 900 in bonds, a trust put in his hands
for the widow and daughter of r. B. Alex
ander, who preceded Tillman as cashier,
NEAR Doolittle Mills, Perry county, Ind,
John Snyder, a constable, was fatally shot
by Henry EnIow, while Snyder was trying
to arrest him on charge of watermelon
stealing. Saul Snyder, the constable's
brother, was also shot, but will probably
recover.
HERBERT P. SMITH, president Of the Lud-
wig Ore Mining and dressing Company OF
West Virginia, was held in $1,000 bail in
New York, charged by Robert W. Taylor,
New York lawyer and stockholder in the
company, with nisappropriating $4,000.
AT Chattanooga Tenn, Chris MeNamara
gambler, shot and killed Reese Fowler,
proprietor of the gaming establishment
over 1888 Market street. The murderer es.
capped, The men had q dispnte over game
of cards but there is said to be woman in
the case.
AT Hanover, n. H., o town meeting rati,
fed the action of the selectmen in Offering
reWard for the capture of Frank Almy,
the murderer. A letter was read from Mrs
Warden authorizing the division among
those who endangered their lives on thf
the reward that may legally belong to
hP' , E@
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EVENTS OF A WEEK.
Flashed by the Wires of the Telegraph
Condensed and Classified for
Convenience of Readers.
Washington, Foreign, Accidental Per-
sOnal, Criminal and Other
News of Importance.
WASHINGTON.

IMMIGRANT COMMISSIONER OWEN has dl-
1ected that c. Revel, imported by David
Myers of Pittsburg, N. d., from Paris,
France, be returned to France, as he came
to this country under contract.
CAPT ToztER commanding the revenue
steamer Wolcott, reported to navy depart
ment by telegraph from Port Townsend,
Wash, that he found two Chinese subjects
Secreted on the steamer George w. Starr
from Victoria b. c., to Port Angel, Wash.
He wilEdeliver the steamer and Chinese to
the collector ofcustoms at Port Townsend.
CAPT. ANDERSON, ofthe 9Th cavalry, the
acting superintendent of the Yellowstone
National Park, has submitted to the secre-
tary of the interior his report for the last
fiscal year. He says he never seen so many
fish rs there are now in that region, and
buffalo and other wild animals are on the
increase. Roads are in good condition, and
little damage has been done by fire.
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of Birchall, the man who was executed in
Woodstock last fall, has received letter
stating that Birchalls widow was quietly
married at place called Red Bank there,
within six weeks after her arrival home
from Canada.
THE French government has received a
dispatch announcing that FOurneau's expe-
dition to explore the valley of Zangha Bay
en-, Central Soudan and the French Congo
was attacked by natives, with the result
that sixteen were killed and thirty one. in
Guiding Fourneau himself were wounded.
THE Quebec government closed its testi-
mony in the railroad scandal now being in
vestigated by the senate railroad commit
tee. The public accounts committee heard
evidence of witnesses who claim to haYe
paid Mr.. SENEGAL, late superintendent ofthe
government printing bureau "commis-
sion" money ranging from $27 to $1,000.
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FOREIGN.

JAMES w. Porch, ex-United States con.
sul-generaI of Mexico. has assurances from
that government of certain concessions
which will enable him to establish steam-
ship line between Philadelphia and Vera
Cruz. hFH
AUG. % the steamer Coliama carried
away to Costa Rica six prominent Nicara-
gnans sent into exile by President Saroasa,
who accused them of plotting against him.
The exiles include ex-President Fauala and
several members of the senate.
A LADY in st. GATHERINGS, Ont, whose
relatives reside in England near the home
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10
NORTH DAKOTA,

John Birkboltz, of Grand Forks bought
the Bank of Ardock, capital $4,000.
Henry H. Stone, postmaster at Hunter,
resigned in favor of Oscar C.. Robin
son.
The bank of East Grand Forks reorgan-
lied with $4,000 capital; president, Capt.
Griggs, vice president, w. Bulge, and
cashier, Z. r. jacob.
George Medoed's general store at Wah-
cutlery, hats and caps were taken.
The examination at Bismarck of. S. Sven
son, the blind pig proprietor, resulted in the
case being bound over to the district court
in bonds of 81, 900, which were furnished.
The Northern Pacific station at Grafton,
was entered by burglars. An over
coat, the contents of the money drawer,
consisting of quarter, and the coupon
ticket case were taken.
A son of Joseph Wurzer, near Bingham
ton, was accidentally killed by loaded
gun which some member of the family had
hung on the wall 1t was accidentally
knocked down, the charge, heavy one,
tearing his back open and killing him in
stantly.
A Wahpeton special says: The yield OF
wheat is considerably above the estimates.
The smallest yield reported in this county
is 20 bushels, the largert 35, the average
about a. Frosts have done no damage to
small grains. They were in shock before
the first frost Corn and tender vegetables
were killed by the frost.
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What is

Casora is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for ParegOric, Drops Soothing SyrupS, and Castor OIL
1t Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years by
Millions of Mothers. CaStOria destroys Worms and aays
fevershness. CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures DiarrhOea and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
tcethng troubles, constipation and fatulency.
CastOria asSimiates the food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural Sleep Cas-
the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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SOUTH DAKOTA,

Jerry Atkins residence at Michel, was
burglarized. Jewelry and money were
taken.
The Milwaukee stockyards and the Hunt
ing & Co., elevator burned at Tyndall,
Loss $4,000. Incendiarism is suspected
Rev. w. Cady, of Chicago has accepted
call to the Congregational Church of
Anoka.
The postoffice of Granite Falls was burg
larized recently and $500 in stamps and $500
in money was carried away. No clue to
the criminals has been obtained.
J. A. Ross, who was short several hun
dred dollars in his accounts as township
treasurer in Kingsbury county, was jailed
here in default of 81, 900 bail.
The teachers institute at Anoka, con-
Quoted by w. F. Rocheleau, of Moorhead,
and E. R. Sheppard, of Minneapolis, is be-
ing largely attended by the teachers of the
county.
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A Pure Cream
Tartar Powder
DR., Price gives larger and fuller cans than thos
of any other Baking Powder manufacturer.

of any other Baking Powder manufacturer
Above represents the comparative pound
*Dr Prices Royal" and "Tayor One Spoon
et side by sd then photographed down in proportions
admit the plate space Ask your grocer pound
of other brand alongside h. Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder, observe difference illustrated
Adueraed powders usually be detected by
bulk shown by the small and these scant filed
containing circular help fill It is singular
that many the ammonia and alum baking powders
Absolutely Pure Ali official examinations prove
be safe to reject all powders labeled absolutely
The economy using Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
consist alone the fact that much larger fuller
gven but Prices stronger purer
ing powder than any other kno Does better work. goes
farther hence economical in every way. aa @ n
What would ammonia baking powder il
she knew t Such powders only undermine the health
ammonia gives complexion aow botched appearance
DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder is reported by all
authorities free from ammonia, alum lime any other
aduterant The purity this ideal powder has been
questioned.
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CastOria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
lren. MotAers have repeatedly told mo Of its
good effect upon their children"
d. G. c. OsaooD,
Lowell, Mass
"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr. J. F. KNCHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The Centaur Company, II
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CastOria.

"Castoria Is SO we'll adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to ma"
81. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. 7.
"Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what Is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has Won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HosPTrAL AND DrsPENsARY,
Boston, Ma&s.
A11u c. saurH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
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Centaur Company II Murray New York
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

PROBATE oRnKR STALE 5. NAehsSSs tsss'.a.
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A&.e tease IL las ksts 81 tsfsAa A~RteA -
taelsit Gas 81 stf s@fs ~ ttsk ss>l ~A's ~NS-
$3.50 xazti AN4Gre< Sad Hlaets .tie-
sfe<s4t lK1s-s k eefsla.s. @Ntlss - fts'aSss-
IA kh9 taStleg aE tax estate ~
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ea4Ff EF8s tNG fn.s 3sITs - atse-i>s A@e -
tesaf.fs Is set the fs.al szsetr q sNt3 9t>xeeeS
ttescte &e>ef ts4 les &c re~s slis @aa 30 fssts
there set tarlhs
Il Is eF1aFoa tl.ss 4Fid~s, lls lsie a@S e
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s@ss fFeahte ti.bcS. es 4Ata-sl lascA lsf hestttk
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escees s laEa a. seisoas tNtst teste.s - s~la g
tate sFpeAT esfefe sefa oonFt Al sails kslist ais4
slAer - AsaQw SSNsf Snk AeSslse ssi.fttiN Aat
a. gT~EteN ~ - a Aall 2, ,Aifetof l. SSl fe@l
estate q. ftfANrs f0g ia sails pestssSn.
Ana IA IS furtntr eFdcaTa. fA&i . vtapx 81 tnss
efasf bt Flief >ara tArtt ssVt ssl tf y eces s'fs
KiQGs 10 said &8y ~ t9ATtAs ta tae iEib
ekkN- hkEAin. = dairy ntNsaaf~F iFtatcd eNe
eirc4lAtlllg iA salG lsanty 81 hrlits
"A tr4c copy NAht 3 fkhh4NS
3g4se II Probate
ApsasH s. MAsoN, Register.
IL MAJ 5
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03

Gssrx-Wheat. &c. red. 0ic; corn. &c; eats.
sc. RE. s5c. barley. sl.ocetlso p hundred.
Fr0rR sNp FsED-IIly White. $50 Patent.
800 = hundred. corn meal. s2f.01 8 ton. feed.
sltN@S1ae0 tons middliugs. s2l.U0; bran.
s2No0.
MEtrs-Pork. 47tisc beef 56-c; veal. ca
Size. mutton. 7a8sc lamb. 7Nssc: chickens 1e4
4 sr. turkeys IL &C. ducks. l0Gl2. geese. l0e9
Ice.
PsopuCE-Butter. dairy. l1a3c; creamery.
&c eggs snc potatoes. Sl.Gg = bu. apples
e. dAfGf 10 > hu.. beats. aea s. = hn.. onions
e. coal ~ = bu.. beans. hand picked. si.77S
Is , bu.; Honey. lSG2oc; maple sugar. ioe1l2e
HfoEs sxp TstIew--eireen. 4a414c; part
er,rst fissiAsc. rlfet hides. So5lsc caif sk ms
green set6c. ealf skins. cured. 5ellc- tsll0w
5apse. pelts. e2i.5o desia ssins ls@He.
woop-l6inch dry. sI.78225 cord; afc0t
q aa12-5 > cord foot, st.usss4.l5 cord
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
TOW ELK
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
sooss : AN0 To@gs sloc<-


bE9o8IA BROS .....-... PForletars
NANgEB -Ts SCI seaesal ssrs - t@sg
kfeStas p9F4sa g citTi Sssek aNd "a
sSivs = a.st -~ss sSA-tttsl lateieg Assest
sa,ssi e1ssf yssss4sss : fs~s@A -oI ss.4aS have
ssi@sii sss4a traar.
tok SAILS "a EACnANsE Rxksry wlEh
s-aall &QcE - .Vsrles AS sUaEa aestE t<I a
e9a4seiton, teea stzea, iea Fvat. Nlgh sear
.Ses e@4e 20 retire "a seeessi - s'saas
fset@es property eita saHae tReasa3fAnee-
k0A eALE 08 EACk AN0E-For iol NeTth
$40 20 s-SS. q lsEoeia a0nss eu Nhsrses
81 bssf Shefrs Aaaef, >eaes, e2s. sasnt.s aha
stzse aad ppsi ief laraaes. price ssA
kOk SALE Oh ehAA6E-lae acre farm IA
Vcss0a Co Nae msie 1T0sB &c Michigan i
= &cres lasffese4 bslARee Beet a4a Asple
tiiebef. dAy sci, ~oea tWidiags. i5d rea d,
.0H peas ss p.uU>. So sYpss trees. ether
sEoAA ifUlts in abut esace- fggts saQ peT seFr.
kok sALE-s Eoom house oa Terrace ave
modern nnlsA aQs "a a. l. street eaI SET
wee n~rsa iof sAs oAe etshiEg soaga haa
property.
NE-HsYe some nao nursery steeS, fruit
shSas aaa ornamental gfees iaF SAFE Et
ene-hali regular pflerS IL Yea zgr thiHEins Of
basihs come "a and see a. We eAR slit you
OF quality and price.
EoR sALE-Tu0 Groom houses on North
LataN rtte ST. hear brldges VII srii toth
OF che eheap u sold within The neAf - DAYS.
E'Vk SALk-9roam hogs- 81 Mgason-Sl.. So
A.'"t AAtAts -erA ANltsfs ectl A4le Nl>trf 3
graded street sAEcr aGd .as, price slsJV, easy
terms
t'Ok SALE-s room house on Third 81. stone
foundations good We'll and C.strFn ~ ia
sell on contrast. slVu down. balance monthly
payments
k'OR SALE-7-room iouss on Forrest It. =
loot front, vel. cistera and modern c0a-
Nenieaees, on eOatracl, Sl0) down.
EuK hALk-4 lots ou Aorta ave-. 64xlo3 AZ
a." eachi on contracts easy terms
nor EXCHANGE acres two miles from
SaGgatack. 100 peach trees bearing %
standard pear trees. % cherry. - apple =
piuns. 20 gooSberfles = acres AZ stlawb berries
good house and bArn. Price e4D9
MONEY TO LOAE on real and personal prop
W eriy IN sums 10 sat. kOonlss aud .. Tower
block.
DEooLiA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
OH, RATSI

This is an attempt 10 systemic and establish
a headquarters for city rentals. Since The
opening Of this z. ut ExehaHge ia room i sec
ond foor Tower block. f-onfinc on pesr-ff
owing 70 is cenfrai iecaflon there has been =
constant q cam OF victims pouiirE nfe this
room :. ID quest Of Al kinds Of places 70 rent.
The few who come ouf alive 70 svay disap-
pointed 81 not being abe 10 End what they
want. laD see eweB can't supply his custom
ers SeIv.s him right Hes combination 81
wexlern COW hey moonsbiBeT. and masFraf
kuauck and woBlt. 10 doubt. II you gave him
the leasi chance. steal yeuf huase and swallow
TIE key Beware OF him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
NoIIcE ID CREnIToKs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
y sale - Michigan. Neguty 81 Kent f-sS
Aoftss Is heTeay ssNea. itlsl - &A oTaef -
the Probate teaf Tor The Comfy 81 hrats
mAGt GA TOE .sgtd cay - fe'ruaFs. a. -. losii.
sik IaUHths fEoa that date we're ai1ewra ier
crecstofs 10 present their claims a3asasl TIC
estate cf
hkNhHlkA Ikk MEEN
late Of said caAAGN, decreased, asa Thai ali
creditors Of Safd arceasee are required -
pieS-nf their eialias 10 SAID Probate ts,eft, at
thf Probate 0iher. Ia the ~ oi Ofane ha!iass
fof fAafGluffion AaG s.iiotf klles. an ~ before
tir laih day 81 AuSUst htKl, sad thai such
glalias Niil be heard before SAID court. on
ffaay. the 18Th aay 81 august nrAts -
zen O'clock la Tae farrnaua oi lbal day.
bAJod 6raEd Aapias. Mica. fsb- "a, A. y.
Isl.
CYRUS =. PERKINS
tee nay u Judge oi PROBATE
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03

HOS. ?. A. 81 ELlsGAaE. JUDGE.
Patrick Collins Ys. The city OF Grand
Rapids, tFespass 0n the case. continued
over tAe term ~ covenant. Gertrude
Briggs -. tnaries Briggs, IN chaneery.
hearing ia open court; decree OF divorce
granted complainant grounds. deseg-
ton and extreme cruelty defendant
forbidden 10 marry again FOE two
years.
Charles H. Croft vs. Mary Taylor
GFof, IN cnanceryi adjourned until
tbe 10th INST.
William Little W. street Railway
Company Of Grand Rapids, trespass on
tne case. discontinued Oy stipulation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
LOST IN TIE STORM.
foar Mea of . BOSTON Fishing Craft
Drowned Daring . Gale.

BosroS. March 2. The fishing
schooner Unique arrived Sunday with
her colors AZ half mast for the loss OF
four OF her men, Joseph King, John
Crabral, John Antonio and Joseph Gin,
al OF Provincetown. The men were
lost off the La Havre banks in the
storm while in dory. The captain and
another man escaped a similar fate by
hauling themselves on board with 400
fathoms OF whale line, which they
found trailing from the stern of the
vessel
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
NOTICE TO sTocknoLprns.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Grand Rapids lneiaAa RAILROAD Com
pauy viii be heis at the Gtnrral oiTce. ia the
day. Maren 3. lssI. at ] O. G ork D. IA. for the
election Of thirteen directors 10 serve for the
ensuing year. aud for the Transaction Of such
other business as may - presenied = tie
meeting. J. IL. J.. HIGhAhf.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03

aox. cYsrs Z. reakrs. gupaE.

aoS. cXRCs &. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate Of John Brann Schneider, de-
ceased, petition for forfeit Of viii
tiled hearing Marcn 2I.
ksLate OF Eilas Bran, deceased; eI-
ecut0r's nnal account allowed.
Estate OF ArtnurS. Rldgway, deceased
Lew kdzway appointed guardian.
Estate OF LOUIS ID. Abel. MINOR; let
ters OF guardianship 20 Charles A.
Abel.
Estate OF Gerrltt Staal. minor; guard
laa's annual account Med.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03

City IreEsurers ONCE.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. -. ISL. !
Notice IS herebs gwen ttat the assessment
ron Tor the construction al sewer II State
street. from Prospect street 10 MaYerly place.
IN the city Il Grand Rapids. IS nov Ia my
hands. ana that Will receive p ayneIt thereon
for the period of twenty days nom this dste,
al the Office ofihe City Treasurer. city hali.
0EORGE X. PERRY.
MARI City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
TREASURES NOTICE.
city TreaSurer's once

CITY IreaSurers Once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. z. Isl.
Notice ~ hereby given that tue assessiHent
roll for the eonsiruc ion of sewer IA kellogg
street. from nion street 10 Packard street. IN
the city of Grand Rapids. Is now in my hands.
and that l Will receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty days from this date. az
the Office OF tie City Treasurer Cirv Hall.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
MARI City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
anrAsuaER's NOTICE.


Grand Rapids aich.. Feb. -. lssi.
Notice II hereby given teAt fhe assessment
roll fnl grad ~. srakrllas tltQ paving the Aut
iers al sherman street. fTani Union sire n
10 last street. in tie eats 81 hFana hBpias.
i noW IA NY hands. ana mat ! WI TerriNe
payment thereon f9I ttr period of twenty oaAs
irom this date. At The Office 81 The City Treas
aTer city llaE GEORGE h fEhhl.
lgaT IL city Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

Tfs tTfek sse&f 5a~stef ~ = - Eyidgt <t-.
3 -. ~ lae EEs5 81 - fs- sase- F7oek e8Esstns
= -@s sra~es Tne ee~tef heor e fr - - -
~s<es - tafte fs.r eGSree - toe1st - = "a.
wFl So fer eeeR - 49, 9ske par r. etc
ss-rz,srrT II sod a - eeFS znegzre ~
zu A. Ak3RD "a vest Bf1eze-sE
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIFFE K HOLT. general warehousemen.
~ AZ Ill South Division-st.. store pianos aad
furniture at low rates; expert packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
~ hy telephoning No. 80. durin. hours. or t'2
after hours ian l-96
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03

BoSs A. a. kb-IT JEDGE.
EdssFd Mead Ralph Mead and Al.
fred 4 Mead -. Leaman II Chapman,
Espiega continued ssEnoat cost.
O!ef & Nelson rs. john Nelson, as
sumas.s. order t1at pialnfsft wtnln 40
days Me security 200, with ons cr
more sanhe.ent sugetlss ~ &c approved
- clerk
Flora DeA spFague -. GranG Rapids
q i1iiana rallr0ad. continued ossE
term, Win costs ~ consent
simon l.. h0seln2 V. Inc Press PUB
hsllaS COMPANY ot Grand Rapids,
tfespass GA the ease motion for Oil II
Particulars or Justification denied y III
out pFslud.ce.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
REAL ESTATE CRY.


FOR SALE-fhree lots GA West Bride 81
e 10 So. also four lets GA thlf4 -
A. 10 Tor $40 titk Usral4 Efa4Af9fd- :.
oaderly building.
EpR SALE-Haylng taken los Of elty prop
erty IA exchange for farn lsaas. cen O.
fer s0Iae special baFgsias la chs ap and nld4ie
pCiced homes on m0gthls payments cAn
glNe Yea = chotee II l3 houses al $50 : -.
sleU0 sPto 500 s5o0a All within 81 bet q
eabls iine. E.egant baildiag lois ou Paris and
60. irsoasrs. ORly leA. No commit ssi0n On
these prices as sell my own property. I. n.
TUFTS. % Pear-ss
REAL ESrAIE-c0ONTRY
900 ACRES OF MAPLE. oak and ash tim
N--V Ter land near the city. and only One
h.le from railroad station. clear OF encumbrr-
aneei w.l exchange for good house aud TOT;
GN ner . nonresident Someone can maze
good deal here Ham Ii. Gilbert. Room S,
" NlddIeomb building. %
1OIL MILES from the city on "A good road.
- viii bring You 10 suacr : OF land wbich
/ Nil sell for So. l. :. ProyIn. roc IN o. Low
ett's BLOCK, opposite sweets Hotel
EOR SALE-Forty acres o. land. know as
the Crissman Farm. with moiera new
house and large orchard OF all kinds OF fruit;
beautifully located on Leonard ST.. oaly ~
miles west or Toll gate; Will sell cheap IL sold
within thirty days. or will exchange Tor city
Property. GildeIsieeye Harrington. Canal
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
Live stock.



CkrrLr-Markst moderately active. Quota
tons ranged az s. ief5s5 for choice % fancy
shipping steers ts5OsG5.0O for good TO choice
do g. 50 "a . for common 20 fair do. 5000
3 50 FOR butchers Steers, e. s5<l2.75 for Stock
ers. s. 75sf . for Texans: ~ - q . for Feed
ers; $500. % for Cows; s5013o0 FOR Bulls.
snd "a ooes 20 for Veal Calves
HOSs-Narket rather active and prices loo
elzher sales ranged at 81 1903 $ for Pigs:
u s012s5 for ls{ht. s3Hg3c0 for rough pack
Ing. SET36 - for mixed. ard s3.;o9s.I5 FOR
heavy psc King aud shippiag lots
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
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~Nez CsH 81 ~ = vsn - seykthz ~ sszas-
saler - = sarzsE-
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