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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

$3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 TO At
LASIIc Cry AND BACK via special train from b.
d o. station saturday. August 8, ut pm. Re-
turn pm. Sunday or any Royal Blue Line
train Monday. No allnight traveling.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

DELIeHTruL bath at Colonial and Clifton
Beach. Take steamer Geo. Leary 8 a.m--AdUt
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We HAVE taken stock and culled out 200 suits
that now go for $50. K. b BAnNUM Co,
Y9l Pa. ave.-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

Mr.. C. p. HEusrIs, clarionet solo, "Love'i
Conflict Motley Hall concert Sunday.
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS IN
IVA LIFE An business conndsntial Ladies and gem
st. bet. LIST and North Capitol sts n ". au1-2v
NINE. RAPHAL, THE CELEBRATED CIATR
IVA voyant and astrologist the seventh dauebtsr harn
md lucky dates D0a' sai " tAisl sdy. boom ia
S10E .. y ". D7-5ws
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABIJSHFn
this CITY Aas WONDERFUL prophetic gift Of second
stolen propsrty. STn, ssnss.ssa tecoys.s lost
speedy marriages. gives success buriness remove
family troubles, evil Influences. Stranger fror 49,
cities and all in trouble Will ave time and manex h.,
coming 70 the right place q once he Succeeds
ss5ss: snly Mn.s he can DO Az business consdsn-
gto g. Open Sundays. Residence 475 Ii nj hs. vs
~ and 9th SITS. southwest 49, ~.
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How the National Club Defeated the Co.
lumbus Buckeyes Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07
SUMNER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
A CME. ATLANTIC CITY, Ns..
ss VII s?ssi isSS s:''A
CoNaREss Hall.
Now open. Ss.i MITES Inc S sss.h s ssa new ,.eps..
t,oem Lat. coaonn,ds S L Sffh h.i.,elphi..
u .vs Atlantic City near the bsseh home comforts
iyIi-eol@ n A eRAvArr.
n ATLANTIC CITY. MI
Now open. Three minutes walk from bathing
grounds Accommodates $50 Sl4 upwards weekly.
ke-2m Ps. ArTfcK
HOTEL BRUNSWICK, ATLANTIC CRY. NJ.
PACIFIC ss AZ S5Htks sSE SsE YORK
M fi';;: = q !: ;:S:s ss,' ..
HOTEL CLARENDoN, ATLANTIC cIrY. \. =,
.e4.An Col. JOHN N. CLARK.
H0'r. IM lEffsS;r1c CRY. \.
,ss,.m South cs'0lia. ave ns. % g. beach lorxa
HoLL IMPERIAL. ATLANTIC CITY. NJ.
pIstess s.eori ae' @ 's' S.as
prOvsments rsssivss 40 guests. ana u rsptdiy Be-
%ashnr ns sa for Hssps RON
ss y the ~s.f. sio % slk 8. W. KEaSsDa}6
IS0LAslDE' ATLANTIC CRY. K =;
,.S Se5 yt house to the beach. or,
I A FoNTAINE. $50 8. KENTUCKY AVE. FIN
y .sss d:s Rates Is
> ATLANTIC CITY. MI
1n Ocean end Ds'.". 5o sss SGs GRsSs n.
THE ALpINE. ATLANTIC CITY. \. J., PACIFIC
assG SG ave We, aniArsed n and mgrSsed Tenn
at these rates. ssno for PAMPHLET. Il. y. EASTMAN.
L ATLANTIC CITY. MI.
On the Beach: With un,urpsssed ooeaa s'sv.
,e3O-2m Z. ROBERTS 4 SONS.
THE CLIFTON. ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.. COR
; seSSqr JOSEPH KNOLL. proprietor; WALLER C.
'THk HILTON. ATLANTIC CITY. y >. KEN
sSarenlenssI tppoin'snt' ntcIss Spep az the
On the beach below Georgia ave..
au1es cHAs isap @Ef SEX Managing Proprietor
THE HYoEIA. PACIFIC AND NEW YORK AYES
from leach ''fa' 'i JUN s sE e.
1e9-3in Manager.
Ocean end Tennessee ave-,
xls.yn AihH Nm. JAS ST. !. NEiIL o, r,or..
'l'hh MANsION, -ATLANTIC CITY. NJ.
The LARGEST HOTEL
Oven ali the year.
,el1-3m CHARLES MceLApE.
'NHE MAINLAND. OCEAN END NEW YORK AVE,
A. ntI;. CITY j. nsw house new furniturs
s'sssi ssli' baths S. oREM. Prop and Manager
THE ORIENTAL. ATLANTIC CITY. n J., VIE
giniA ave near beach Everything new. All mod
ieStoseS ALEX NJ oppENHEIMER. PROP.
- Atlantic City. y j. location unsurpassed; near
me peach all modern convenfences. Mrs. JN0. p.
I'VE SHIRLEY, ATLANTIC CITY. NJ, KEN
M sRHs Room " On
s52 TIfTSR hSykA AyE SIEK
jeil-2m NJ. WILLIAMS
,ATLANTfc CITY. n j.,
Miss Hns from Se
THE WAVELET. ATLANTIC CITY. n j.,
improved modern conNeniences; unsurpassed table
and home like comforts. Terms, 81. 80 81 per day
THE WELLINGTON.
OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE.
ATLANTIC CITY. NJ.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
,es9.2m MA. H. 8. MILNOR. Proprietors-
ASRURv PARK n 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

STYLISH Suorx
THIS ss.son's PRODUCTION.
Msds Of the BEST
HOOVER ssoch and sold q
And Low prices.
SNYDER
tci7 hsaaA ave- saoEs that roo
yls vii appreciate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

GEooAx.s CREDIT HousE
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
READ THESE PRICES.
fold Oak Antique-nnish Bad Room Suites. 3
Iisess. fer sls cash or els on credit.
s-pi-ce PArlor Suites. solid walnut frames. uphol
stered plush lest hair cloth. for SIS cash $50
81 credit
Good wovEN-wIRE BED SPRINGS for o.. y cash
ESQ On credit.
BRUSSELS CARPET, 6Or. cash or Csc. on credit.
Good INGRAM CARPLT. a5c. eAsh 40c- On
credit.
We 80 and lay al CARPETS free Of cost and dom:
charge for the waste matching figures
Our the Of any hopss in the city
only small payment tine Of purchase bal
sss~ In EASY wkEkLY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
No note. required and per cent discount allowed
On al accounts settled Ia thirty days
ORGANS
cREDIr HOUSE.
sc,-u I'D and "a, 9Th q. nv
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND HATHs.

WINDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS
W cent shade elexAn: buildia<s sOoi t.bs. PURE
wafer no mosquitoes malaria. fair charges. CIR
cusrs q Hrentabo's, lOl5 fennsylvanis Address
A M JELLY. New Windsor. Md 3el.-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07

NJ. W. Brvrsrpor.
Nos f21j ST. and l214 aa..
HAS HIS STORE FULL OF
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL eoopa
Such - dslish. houssksspsrs and othsrs
NOW IS SEASON.
fREEZERS-wHITE MOUNTAIN.
hkf klGEkATORS-EDDY's with slate stone sh elves.
~ LOklLLARD's, for hotsls and clubs
FRUIT yARs-NAsONs.
JELLY TUNbLERs-r1N TOP
WATER COOLLks-RoRCEI.AIN LINED.
ICE PiIchkks-PLArED PORCELAIN LINED.
GLASS WARE OF RvERY DESCRIPTION.
IaneisrS from sc each 10 go Der dczsn.
WHITE STONE CHINA ali KINDS.
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN FROM
RICE DEsiGSsto very simple and insxpensays.
os0s elosss q .. N. during Aususa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

The Sugar Bowl places Louisiana cane
tugar crop for ls9O-1 ut 10000 tons
against $4,000 tons tho previous year.
The total beet sugar crop Of the world II
estimates At 100000 tons; tho total
cane crop Of the world at $780, 900 tons.
a cold, wet cellar is a good place In
which 10 store apples.
Sand aud white lead make a hard co
ncnt that will stop leaks IN roofs aud
other places.
Professor L, H. Bailey, OF Cornell, n,
Y, gives as the result Of an actual OK
perimput, that iJ cabbages ara planted
shallow aud hillel or carthol up, tht
HulIucy SIS TO have more Of them head
1p and better nud larger heads
The late Colonel Curtis used to say he
was a linseed meal missionary. lie al.
yocated It's liberal use in place Of cotton
seed meal.
Wet beds will cause paralysis in tho
legs Of hogs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Never salt meat until the hogs have
hung long enough Tor tho ment ~ be-.
come entirely cold all tho way through.
For barclci pork tho brine should b.,
a. salt ~ Il can bee madu---o strong that
therc will always be salt uniis.olvcd IN
the barrel. Cut into pieces of convenient
hike anl pack them IN rings on thair
edges. Fill all inteu. ices and cover cnch
layer Of meat with ailt. Then pour in
all The strong brine the barrel will hold
and keep 10 filled. For side bacon tho
usual plan is first 10 rub each piece with
snlt aud then pack skin side down ON %
platform covered with salt. A. soon as
one layer is down cover u with stIt nnl
put another on 1t aud 80 proceed. plins
10 mp rs high as convenient Overhaul,
rub and repack 1t from three 10 funr
times, until Il is well slltcd through.
The time II must remain will depend ON
the thickness Of tho neat and the tom,
pclaturc 0i the packing place. In OK.
Guaoly cold weather q third longer time
uHy be required. There h. no danger us
getting picked pork or heavy fat sides
90 sat. For the hams, pickle should
Doe made just strong enough 10 barely
iio1t an egg. Into thi, stir enough
brown sugar or molas,es To give n "a
slightly sweet iistc. n the weather Us
moderate, hams that weigh from eight 90
twelve pounds may b5 taken ont Tor
smoking IN from thruo to four weeks.
In hard freezing weather and for large
bans longer time will be- required,
varying from four to seven weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

said; In behaifof the board Of cducs.
.tion aud the pupils " the public
schools receive these iligs aud thank
tue donors aui the Patriotic Order
Sons uf America, through whD-e In.
stumen,ality they have breu sucIfei.
They will be preserved aud placed
over every schoolnuuse, AMI under
their folds the principles Of love, de
votlon aui patriotism viii br iucul.
Gated, teaching all 70 bee loyal In peace
and faithful Ia war, even T. thu surfon-
der u life itself In the defense OF the
flags,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Opinions Expressed at Farmers Confor.
snces tioid IN sydney, Australia.

Opinious Expressed at Farmers Confov-
snces iieid In sydney. Australia.
II has been estimated that Australia
loses nearly E2,0OO,0 900 annually through
the rust Of iis wheat crop. 10 hnd o
remedy big prize Ia money has bron
offered, aud conference have been held
in sydney 10 consider this imporian, sub
jyt Of rust. The opinion prevailed gen
orally that "ccrtaiu varieties of wheat
arr much better able 10 resist rust than
othors. and thSt by iudiciou- cultivation
and naturalization still better varieties
may be grown" They seem 10 be almost
unanimous that "carly maturing sorts
can BE- made 90 escape the dangerous zen.
ron, and that tust Is due to climatic con.
ditions that can only be combated, bnt
never entirely overcome" Evidence has
been gathered by direct experiment.,
mud by Information received from fariu'
crs IN response 90 questions put to them.
which confirms Che sounduea Of previous
recommendation Ia regard to early sow.
ing. aud the less liability to disease u
crops grown ia rotation. and u has also
been shown that ~ d rule thinly growing
crops suffer less from rust than DO thickly
growing cIops
In regard % curative measures. II has
been found that n solution composed "
one part sulphate oi copper and 400 parts
water destroyed the vitality " tho
rust spores, aud that a solution Of our
onuce Of sulphstc of iron 10 the gallon VI
water, when sprayed oyerH growing crop
at time whcn rust was about to break
out, prevented 10. appearance until
fortnight or three weeks later. and even
II applied whcn the rust had attacked
She plant. destroyed all outward appear.
ance at the fungi. aud prevented it, TO-
appearance I'LL fourteen days uftcrward.
Mr.. Smith Ellis. who has claimed the
prize for his discoveries Ia the matter Of
rust prevention, SAYS IA recent PAPER
that "the wheat growers themselves arc
the sole propagntors Vi rust by the uhuse
II their seed wheat When they cease t.
abuse their seed wheat and treat 1t Ia
rational manner likcull other seed that Is
grown, saved and stored by practical seed
growers. they win no longer be- troublcd
with rust In their crops. Tho cost u
doing 10 BE- nothing; care Is all that Is ro-
quircl 10 secure that object"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

yoniencc FOR lifting either hog or beef.
1t is an old contrivance to many. but
some readers will find It new. 1t "a
made OF .! inch by inch ash scautlings
feet long, Two Of these are framed
securely together, the third one being
used rs u prop aud to elevate the carcass
after Il has been hooked on toa.
With this II inan can hang up a hog
without assistance. 4 tough hickory
stick nicely rounded, or a half inch iron
rod, can DO used at the top
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

followed In a hve-minutes' speech,
saying that 1t would please him TO see
the Nag floating from every school
tower m II does from every army post.
Short speeches were male by Profess
gor Deliver Judge Powers and DR..
Ilin, all expressing themselves In favor
of giving the Nag the foremost place
among national symbols.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Professor BabGook recommends the
addition VI potash at .the rate Of one
scruplc to the pint OF milk In testing,
where the moisture from the sulphunc
acid has u tendency " make tho tester
feel sick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

INN, ANtHtCAN TuHE, pruyO AND srRiS0
y1Itl
leave salt Lake 900 n uit, q .ta p M, and 90
pm, arrive ~glt Lake " iOl noon, aud 2 80 PIN
Arrive sWt Lake from Provo and spriugyillu.
~ am,
niNOuAN.
iravc fgli iAtes'o1 M returning arrive
srlt ale RIO pm.
u. q. DODGE, A. Il. WELBY, ). A. BENSETr
Ten. ManHgCr tupt GCn.irtSIasaAgt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

II you arr thinking Of making u
Christmas Present, buy somethinl
ustful "a well M pretty. Lot us name
. gold.mounted Buggy Whip. or rich
warm Buggy Robe; AN elegant assorl.
ment nj low prices NJ Studsbaker Bros,
Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Change the subject gradually to some.
thing that deals with principles rathI
than persons.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30
WIHANS { ALL En-
6raad Unioa Real Estate tAohange
ROOMS AND TONER BLOCK.
PHONE so.


s2fas ter new medeFn house on C6ss - eSk
nnisa belaes tals j. car ~ car tsrgA4DS-
sias Il buy - III hsase hc1T Div tslon .
front hsh Mood shed AID summer Kitchen.
lot aax' !. Well ana elsteTn. shade 1nis y ace
is North s-90
We arc Offering al q freat - slhce Re~.
modern house. Ne. so Csss-st.. Tor S1ng- Tie
owner lives In tue hease sne viii snow II 70
yea.
sssoo FOR . fRrni shed hotel in = good town and
doing geoa business. viii e2chanse lar .
farm or clfy proprrfs-
saos for Ne 10 PARK ave; new. we'll rented.
h-ro0fn. cellar ia parts. seA anu clsieEn.
l4rge tot, MON Tor aAofhsr house.
sissa viii huy business corner within - roas
OF b. a NJ. depot
siSos viii bay ssOlk ISLAND
LOTS OF LOTS
saie viii buy lot i've blocks from the cor
nef of EasI ana fifth-ave.
$50 tor lot en Mechanic 81
$su for q lot oa Cass ST.
&sso for a lot on r Lafayette ST.
sis00 ior . iof on Madison ave-. north Of fifth
ave.
Sx0 for lot on James II.
S<oe for iot on = Division.
SOC for a lot on r. Leonard.
s5ss for d lot one hall block from d. A Al.
depot.
$40 for q lot ON Dayton ST
$50 for a lot on Griggs ave.
slpl for lots corner Page and Forest
sa2o for a lot on Chatham 81.
500 fer a lsI near corner Madison and Reed.
500 for a lot on Henry ~.
500 Tor a large lot on Madison ave
sF1 for a lot on Prince.
tSa1 for . lot oa Noodlawn ave.
Gar ~, u ste lots Is Just As large
wINANS A ALLEN,
sand Tower Blk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30
DeG0LlA BROS,
DsA1skS -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
8 and 3 To~sf Bsock.


FOX sAl.f-s0o aei "A lane "a Paris texnshlg
Aiivs irosh citss i@r-e house &aa no
looe t@fass ciSs fC4W sell lAr-e or shufts
sSSa ieaoe = acres hoeet sAe maple saheri
Rapids pseFeFsy.
tUk sALk-S acres IN Pisgnfeld. IA miles
from city. nile frem Rockford, 3 scrcs
Improved. ga peach. acres apnie>A lss rsss-
tsffies. - plans. "a nrsrs. serrs ests. acres
wheat. Z acres seeded. acres cern. acres Pc
tsioes good room hs.9se. good hArn. horses.
ea~ss farming lmplsmeBIs ana al psrsoaa
property eaBer laNsl sci OF account Of tail
lng heat b; prtes sAAoutA
EOk nAi.k-sreem HOUSE just complet ed on
Hanover Court. finely finished with high
terrace, graded street cs4l Ia ana set price
Ca this house II yss wahf 10 insesi Ia North
end property.
EoR sA1E-nease sne lot in southern pAFl
= 81 eity hease 1accmpleted and party ean
not complete same from Shortage 81 faae>
Ihis3s . good chance Ter pefsoD hss1Dg small
amount OF Eaoises 10 maze Eeoa insestment
mo f.AtHAN5E- - acres ~ seres iagTese4,
bAsnee white oak timber. lorsoD house
and narn- nne oHcharu. 4 a ,nss lo~ iaRc aR-
Gel drained And under sllfisAg4an. 1hIs nne
place II situated atocf ~ miles nom tie city.
seaFh- Come "a sna Eet iuh description
nor SALE Ok EACnA>oE- 20 Hcres ~ lske
shore. near fbr pafss good huiidings Ass
peach ifcth in hearing. - ptAf standards In
bearing, acre. strawberries. acres fssIsl.er-
res. Ao grapes, = eseiserries and ofhe. small
fruits; pFiee sS0o; iraif on same siil pay for
II the present season would sAch@age fer
gooa city DrepeiSs This - great chance fer
some one ana the greatest b4rEsih have
ever offered.
no ENcHAN6E-for good renflas city prop
erty. ~ acres nne house barn snd Out
buiidinxs. y ser-s improved. balance o.k.
beech and hickory timber. geed fcnces. 80
peach. i5l apple; pears. piams sad small irat
DKG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30
Under FALLING WALLS
Collapse Of a New Building at Pitts
burg, PennsylvanlA-
THREE yICTIYS CRUSHED TO DEATH
MAay WORK men Barisa in the ksins Of q
faaalisk Nifi-Fatai sa~miii
Expiosios at e.edss
Ohto-

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 90 The new
pudding mill Of the Pittsburgh oil Wei
supply Company, AZ Fran ksEown, this
city. collapsed about $50 o'clock a
M killing three men and seriously in
tarIng three Others The names of the
killed are: Michael Manning, b. Corkil
sad George Lemon. The injured are
J. Parker. George Baker and +. smith
a number II others were slightly hart
The building. which was ia course
of erection. was 1913 feet long by
100 wide, ana constructed of
brick and iron At the time
Of the accident forty-two men
were at work on the structure, and
twenty i've others were working in the
immediate vicinity. The men were
engaged IN hoiscnS an immense iron
truss. when it toppIed and strik-
ing an iron beam knocked tho
iron girders out The immense
structure at once fell together
with an awful crash. burying
nearly all the men in the ruins. The
work of rescue was Immediately begun
and all the men extricatsd in short
time. IL Was then found that bat one
had been killed outright. and two
others fatally injured The latter
died while being removed to q hospital
FATAL sAwMILL EXPLOSION.
ToLEDo, o.. July a9.-A sawmill ex-
plosion At Cummings. miles from
here, killed five persons, dangerously
injured one and seriously injured
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30

r. snELBYvnLE, Ind, July 2s-John
Mcclure, aged os, of Jeffersonville, Ind. +,
was found dead at an early hour in
Deheur's lumber yard The indications
are that he was murdered for his
money. His jaw was broken and his
head bruised. When found he was
lying under a wsgon-bed, which had
been turned bottom side up He came
here last week from Rushville. He
had no money or other valuables on his
person when found, and this raises the
suspicio0 that he was sandbagged.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30
RICH HAUL BY BANDITS.

Texas Express Robbsrs Thought to Have
Secured o50.OOo in Booty.
ST. LOUIS, July GA special to the
Post-Dispatch from Houston, Tex, says.
''rhs officials Of the Wells Fargo Ex-
press Company positively decline to
give any information in regard to the
express robbery that 10 reported to
have occurred Tuesday at Kountz, on
the Sabine 4 East Texas road, beyond
the fact that an express package was
miscarried. The matter is being in
vestigated. II 10 thought that the
amount of money secured was $50. 900
or more"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30

.fx-osa wheat. eacs new. ste: cora. sc
cats ace rye, 7se barley. 10 hundred.
Mssf- Beet seese. pork y mntten, e'afc
sor,ns iarun 81: fowls Toe; spring chickens
fe. veal S. turkeys &c d1css. Joe.
pecprrE- Better. i4e, egzS De potatoes. ~
. bu, teefs snc 2 ho. onions. ac dot
ba. beans hand psck ed. s2s bas honey
lee, rs<pberrles. lie : 4asrt, eherFil . ,iN :
su. peaches 81 20 ? hu. apples. lac bu.
N,,os--N a<hed Ma zse nnwashed, l$eg Sc-
W.v-rfmethy. sls > ton clever. sls ten
straw. : = ten
usnss IN Ts4uow-tsreen. &c part cured
si-e eurea hides SC caif ssin>, xrren. y cai'
skios cured - taliow. &c pests sEsi.S
tA1f tss4n-a
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30
Homes for Sale - ,ss ss.. .s.a.s aas

Homes for Sale - .sp ss.. s.a,s aas
u" You Want Easier Terms than Thrses
29l. Eighth. a bargain. S100.
32i No. Prospect, resl bargain, $3.50.
304 No. lafsyette-st., can be bought at
bargain.
2i9 hsstIngs-st., Is IN the same fs.
365 No. lafayette-si.. al bargain
i76 Spring st. for sale al bargain.
House and lot on piainfeld-aye. a, bargain.
House and LOT on G. A. Kolfs addition etta,
bargain.
169 No College-aye., at sacrifice.
% lake-st. on small payments, $500
393 and 395 logan-si. 81 500
81 Thomas-st.. { $1,000
81 SincIair-st. $3.50
i6 Jenrei-st, Si,500
S98 East Bridge-st., part down, S2.i00
Vacant lots In all parts Of the city AT all pr
ces and on ans kinds of terms.
A limited NUMBER OF lots on ui0n botle-
ward add, chs ~ Tor cash.
North PARK iofs. ali prices We have three
or four sections Of timber land In Northern
Michigan and some cash We Will put with IL
Tor city really.
We have city lots 20 exchange Tor your farm
j 4 yon wish 20 trade come aud see us. ANY
amount Il bargains on our books.
- r.. BROOKS NCo..
and The Gilbert. over Morse's
Open Wednesdays aud saturday
evenings Telephone isoa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

RADCLIFFE a HOLf- Reifsnie sfncts.e.s :. !.
"A - NJ South lfrisianst-. hsTe To- -
~vsns" sH;,ioy the most competent mea - -
rft give yss rernisr rates y rattte. 49,
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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30

CHICAGO. July 90
CHARACTERIZATION ranged ~ " osss ~ for
choice 70 fancy shipping steers. Spta 20 for
sood TO ehosce do Asods ~ for common 70
fair do & 7sa4 n for butchers steers ssoo1 =
au for stockers. ~ ss94 - Tor Texans: " 40
40 for Feeders. tLNs1A0o for Cows; 0eao
for Bulls and ~ ynEstso for Veal Calves
Hoes-Narket fairly active. Sales rsng "a -
" Bsts - Ger Pigs. ~ 7sfes y for hsas; ~ "sS
tGs for roaxb packing; "a sstsS for mixed
Ard = CO.'S s. f~ heavy packing and shippiEg 2
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-30
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand Rapids Just outside
"A Of city limits; new building; newiy.fur-
nisheds for sale or rent with furniture; on a
Eood main road within ~ RODS OF depot, also q
good local trade
, HOUSES and lots. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time exchange for farm
or personal property.
AND %0-acre Farm 70 exchange Tor good
- house aud lot In south or east portion Of
city.
EouR tenement bricS block. lot 50 feet 'front.'
4 on North Ottawa. 10 exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. 4lxi0o ieet. on ssi Hall OF.
~ for sale at A bar.ai
Z HOUSES and lots on Colt ave. TO trade for a
- gilt-edgc farm within 10 10 - miles OF city.
81 ACRES improved land. - miles southeast
OO ofcty; A No. buildings. banked barn. 4
acres orchard. all Kinds small fruit, well
fenced. under good cultivation. to exchange
for c ~ property. or 80 or ~ acres near cits.
In Sg a Kap,as a 9f iqrasbsa isl 70 eh
S0 AJkE farm miles southwest OF Reed
W City. nearly oil improved; good feDers.
etc; free oil all incumbrance' 10 exchange for
fVEN-RoOM house and lot. ~ Lagrave-st.; has
good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
gas. and has splendid barn; lot Soils. with
90 ACRES Of land. 4 mile north and miles
oV east Of city. TO exchange for city prop
on ACRES. mile north OF city limits, on
~ Aiplne-gravel roac-for sale; desira-
Bile tract for plating
91 ACRES. ia miles south of Hall-st-. for
III sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafsyette-st. for
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south Of
Az city. to exchange Tor city property.
MONEY 10 loan on real estate and chatteiS
G.. S. FOUTS so Room syor,s.stas g Esspts si1