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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

Special 10 the Gazette.
BosTcS, Mass, Aug. 29.--Wool-In steady
demand, unchanged prices.
st. LouIs-Livestock
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; shipments, 1000. Market
strong; fair to choice native steers, 50 GO
as -; Texans and Indians, 81 4Oi95 60,
Hogs-Receipts, 400; shipments, 200.
Market strong; prices ranged 81 SOFAS 10.
Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments, 1900
Market strong; fair TO good, s. 0o94 90.
Kansas City-Livcstock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug 29.-Cattle-
Receipts, $500; shipments, $500. Market
active and strong. Steers, s. 0095 %;
stockers and feeders, s. 5003 80.
HOgs-Receipts, 22o0; shipments, 700
Market strong; for all grades, S. 5J95 20.
Chicago-Livestock.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug 29-Cattle-Receipts
1000; shipments, 800. Market steady 20
stronger. Prime to extra steers, So S596 10 /;
Texans, s. 59(03 80.
Hogs-Receipts, G000; shipments, none.
Market stronger. Prices ranged 81 159
5 20.
Shcep-Receipts, 300; shipments, 1000
Market stronger. Natives, s. 5O@3 20;
Texans, 81 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30
Boston-HoOl
st. LouIs-Livestock.

Special 20 The Gazette.
BosTcS, Mass, Aug. 2a--Wool-In steady
demand, unchanged prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

~ dustrious young man, with experience as
drus clerk. References furnished J. J. Nerom,
care Mansion hotel 2akf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

uOUSEKEEPER-Wan by German
IL woman with q child . situation as o work
ing housekeeper or cook for small family.
Address N. NJ. Gazette once. 1881
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

- in city and ofioe work. Good reference,
and bond II required. Address W., this onice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

II OCSEkEEPEE-A young widow would
IL like situation as housekeeper Ter 4.
widower. No objection TO ranch Call or adj
dress Mrs Raymond, Isl Ross Avenue, ballad
Tex 9S3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

COOK-Firs,-class, strictly temperate; good
- references; white; eleven years in hotel.
wants place. Address Z. L Cook, 100 Main
street, Dallas, Tex 29i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

EOUSE WORk-Middie aged lady wishes 8
IL position in some respectable family or
hotel in the country. Apply to Sa Jones street,
between Eighth and Ninth streets yS-3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

DEACHER-Wanted, situation BY experi-
l. enced lady teacher. Would teach IN public
private school, in family Holds many
certificates, aud have best references Address
A B. c., Gazette Office, Fort Worth. 1913
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MALE
under this heading, lines, 8

DLACKSMITY-Wante q good general
ID blacksmith. II he is not able TO run shop
will help him Coed shop and tools il good
location Address D. a Ball. Derdtu Hill,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

IdQhSfFirst- C,ass, Temperate, narr1k04ff
D years in hotel. good buyer; can, htrol
e PRdNd references; waits place insbA or
Nnurapt. ii. Rrrdror. Coleman. Te6. 2fSa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

OUSEkEEPER-A lady OF refinement and
III education would like position as house
keeper or companion References Address
Camille, Gazette Office ;SE5
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advertisements under this heading. lines. :
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
IVENIY-FOuR KILLED
HlyY TRAVELLERS ARE HascLED
I've DszsA Passengers Meet Hsrrfbis
Deaths ia tslIl.ssa Bstsesa fFAias
and Over . score az. i1JuEsa
Very severely.

MADRID, sept 25.-An express train
running between Burgos and San Sa-
bastian came into collision with . com
blned goods and passenger train
Twenty persons were killed and TWEEN
ty-three wounded. four Of whom have
since died Among the killed was an
Engiishman- The rest Of the dead are
spaniards and they included among
their number several nobilities Of this
city.
The collision was due TO the blunder
of . telegraph operator IN signaling
that the line was clear. The station
master at Burgos has attempted to
commit suicide The express contained
q number Of wealthy persons who had
been spending the summer al San Sebas-
tian- The mixed passenger aud goods
train was shHnted on the main line by
mistake and curve in the line pre-
vented the approaching train from
being seen AMI made IL impossible to
avert a disaster The shock OF tho
collision was fearful Seven cars were
smashed and the permanent way
was torn UP for several yards
Piteous cries for help soowed that
many persons were buried In the
debris The slow train was little
damaged and the occupants were able
~ lend active assistance In extricating
the victims The work Of rescue was
difficult. there being no proper lifting
apparatus at hand. and the rescu-
ers being unnerved by the sight of
many women who had suffered terri
bic injuries IL is feared that ten of
the injured win die.
The cabinet has decided To institute
an inquiry into the accident Premier
Canovas del Castillo declared that he
would hold the company responsible if
negligence was proved. The company
was ordered TO abolish the obsolete
Brrguet system of telegraphs still used
on its line and increase the NUM- Der OF
signal men, 1T having been found that
many of the latter have been worked
sixteen hours a day.
LONDON. Sept. ga dispatch from
San Sebastian says it is reported that
Seymour Lucas and Maurice Long, the
latter British vice consul at Malaga,
were killed in the railroad collision.
Several entire families persisted, in
GLIDING she Judge Of Victoria with his
wife and daughter. Some Englishmen
with tourist tickets were also killed
Most of the passengers were asleep ct
the TINA of the collision
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
DeG0LlA BROS,
pkALxEs u -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
8 and 9 Tower Block

FOR sALE-or exchange; los scrss is miles
southeast oil eitys good buildings, ic4ccs'
ereh2rs, SOIL eIay ioam- THIS ls Ne Harm,
priee so.l0.
from Vaudeville, Barry eoaatSs reen
house. Rev large barn. good oglbaiictD kS.ES od
seii. 81 Acres seeded and - acres OF wheat "A
TIE grounds price &. a0
EUk Sailor exchange; ~ acres miles
4 from city; fair heass. large Dep barn good
Soit. - acre. of timber; will sell on small pay
nsnt or exchange fos city property; prizes
EoR ExcBANGF-seyersl 40 acre farms
4 south Of city by nonresideDss; owners
wishing or4Ad Rapids property. r4ngtng In
price from $50 ap. III you have . small houre
We can surely meet you On these
FOB ExcHANGE-lo acres ss< miles iron
4 Maryland. Allexaa county. With two houses
And two large oarns. good orchard. ~ acres
Improved. 20 acres seeded; 10 exchange icf
south cad property; price 80.
Eok sALE-Or exchanges - acres miles
4 IRON city; clay loani, new h0use; nne
place fos gardening; price S-tou.
EOk sALk-Or exchange; leo acre farm in
noftaern dichigani - ncres Improved.
hne timber. beech. maple. Eastwood ana elm.
small orchard; this iarm lies GA bank OF =
small lake and 10 30 protected rs 10 be free
IRON early and late ffosts lake aboQDds In
hne nsh and II becoming noted O. a resort I
price sZ.VG. on easy terms Tor cash. or VIII ex-
change for 6rEnc Rapids real estsles, For ex-
change. hardwood stump lands Ia NewaSge
county Tor equities "a ssrand Rapids properly.
These lands Are well located and COED soil.
perfect title. and can. ~ Improvement be
made . fine farming coantfy- This Is Your
chance 10 get Gu of debt
L'oG SALE OK EXCHANGES acres on lake
4 shore. near the park; good buildings, -D9
peach Trees IN bearing. - pear standards IN
bearing. acres strawberries. acres raspBer-
ries. 40 grapes. gooseberrles Sna other small
fruits: price 500; fruit on same will pay for
II the present season would exchange Tor
good city property; this - a great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
DFGoLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

Esok sALE--ll acres II good garden iAaa rear
the eiIs Tor 49, Msa4ns 4 Allen. AID
Tower block.
ROE ENcHANGE-A new house in the city.
What have yeo got 10 trade
EAok sALE-5 lots near HE esrser Of fifth
FOR EActiAN6E-A small general stock Of
merchandise
ks0R sALk-A modern -recm house. hard
Weed h1lsh, large plaza good netgheor-
hood. thrte-4 aafters of Inile trom city hall
en the East SIDE. price s@se0
LsOk kACHAA GE- harses. carriages. farms
tets. houses and lots. 1ourlag mills. hotels
timber lsads. soatrseiss village property. lois
L. cheese. or olympia. ef Washington. or
L,oa sALE-A fruit fAsm near BIZ. small pay
ment down. long tiaei a good living for
some one
LsoR KXCHANGE-Fsrms in almost every
= location for houses ard lots yon can trade
for . farm ana be Independent OF bosses
LfOk sAlE-A complete and valuable hard
wood numbering stand.
nor EAcHASGE-fer house ana iet q ~
II acre farm bear the Lake Shore; ali Kinds
Of fruit. new house; good soil; slJA
EoR sALE-on easy mcufhly payments =
: nice house on the hilii get the cescrip-
fio,.
L.soR FXcuANGE-fer city property . car
Rage and Wagon shop ~ live town-
L'oR sALE-A well located old house.
EeoR EXCHANGED paying hotel for farm
L or house sad Lot or vacant LOT.
FOR sALE-fhe cheapest lot on the hill.
EoR EXCHANGED grtst MILL saw mill or
shingie mill.
DOR SALE-A lot near the ID. 4 n. depot;
price $50.
LOR ExCHANGE-fruit farm Of % acres
near SaGgatnck; 1850 peach trees.
fo"n el.,,... 10. "n .as.t. "a
sos on :. Lafayette, 500; on \. ionia 81. 500,
on James ST.. slVu0- We have lots for sale IN
any direction.
E0R EXCHANGED small house aud LOT for
l. work on a dwelling house
TOR sALE-A good paying restaurant.
WINANS x ALLEN.
Phone so0 Sand Tower Block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
]. Il. McKEE & SONS
n MONROE ST.

On LOTS near Fast FuEfen-st. on monthly
NJ payments Of - each Prices 81 - s4ssl
fUo1CF 81 n lots On Lsrxe's cattle road SEA
" 81 $50 each. Il taken scea.
y ard larre lot: vel equipped WITH frst-
elass mach aefS. bgiief. sfcs machinery alone
uoffh prize askea for the whole, situated IN
SIDE Of n tss ofer coed for shcfi tine snss-
4 LIMITED NrNBKB 81 1css win ne scif
n fer 81 each, on fRorfhir ns5Tnenfs. from
WHITES N sef the ehnlr< lots Of The pizf,
IaIIsf cnce. J. II. Mckee A -oDs. y Monrse-ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
MONEY
TO LOAN
on FARM AND CITY PROPERTY.
At Five Per Cent.
r. DENT. 81 wonderly side.
MONEY
]. G. ALEXANDER.



E-oR eAIE-Nice large hrfcs hoHse. 10 rooms
besides has cslsf gftfer whole house
with faraare. - feet 81 porch nice large shase
trees ~ n ~ SD Fe&rs laf sesis2. % graded
sfrr~t, iosssTsi ~ ss1tnessi cart ~ eifs. vail
eseh4n9@ ar sspf ssssnf property ~ email
farm. ialnfTe II J. =. tlexsafsr. IS Teon%st
EfoK &AlE~fes sfosm esas~ sfsb frsrs
= hali r~staf snaef snofs Asase. lreaf sna
ffsuts enfY three aoers netn Ghrrfs street
essrsf e@st frsnti crssr esfs ssss "a <aif soss !
ftisis DisFssin. iaqafrs ~ u q. tlsxasses.
= kfon q
t'vh -Ai.k~~s ssrsrt isfs an~ s~etsan ~
ss~rFg s<s ar1 sssk ss~ sss shade ffe@s
- ff1st pffrr fsf cert = asss Rsn 20 sss
Sab rsaf - s~sf So fhe assa@R
InapfFs = y - ttsssa1~s. Court hik. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26


HOUSE and lot No. IL Bate-st: here is a piece
h of property the owner wishes TO dispose
81; go look at ii. then come In and make me
an offer for 1t.
House and lot No. % Highland-ave; look at
this and come in and will give you the price
House and lot 16s Coit-avc. is bargain; large
lot. fine shade. large cellar. hydraulic water,
good cistern. large barn; see II you want IL.
2g7 Clancy-st. for sale or rent: look II over
and see If il suits you.
30l North Lafayette-s.; a bargain.
769 North Colege-aye; a bargain.
81 Sinclair; look at 1t.
Money to loan on good security.
We are sole agents for the North Park plat:
now is your time to pick out a choice lot and
be prepared 10 have place 10 spend the heated
term. which Is sure TO come next summer.
choice stock farm 10 miles out; good
buildings. plenty OF water. l4T acres al In a
No. state of cultivation; we wish TO exchange
this farm for city property; Will take on some
lncumbrance.
An 50 farm miles from Reed City to ex-
change for city property; good buildings
Some choice lots in Chicago TO exchange for
Grand Rapids property.
Timber lands 10 exchange for city or farm
property; vacan. lots 10 exchange.
Several houses to rent. from $40 up.
J. +. BROOKS.
Phone 1900. aad6 the Gilber
ONCE open Wednesday and Saturday even
ings,
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
Iiv. stock.

CHICAGO. sept. -
rsrTrr-.Narket moderately active and
feeling weak Prices ioGise lower Ono
satioas ranged at &NSss = for prime
20 shipping steers. A5a5S for geod
n fancy do. g. 5a6St0 for common 70 fair
do: sGx4g ier butchers Steers. ses99 ~
fr- s..casr< - isf7SG for Texans: ~ 20 40
AR rangers: ~ s0sss % ter feeders. sisee9 10
AR COWS: " soasoo for bulls and ~ seoS0o for
veal calves
Hoss-Market fairly active but feeling weak.
ord prices declinsi Iosisc. Sales ranged a.
n salss Tor pies. o. mS1n for light:
q aas,a Is FOR rough packing: sses75s for
rfxed and ~ Sss50 for heavy packing and
aa1uptax totx
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
wEEKLY NsRKErs

GsarS-wheaf. ne; corn. Sc; cats. SIC; rye.
re: Barley 10 : cwt~
Mesrs-Heef 5tfses pork. ss<e<fcs mutton.
5fsssr <prlag isme. e; fowls. lec; spring
ehicsenx lss5cs veal. e; turkeys. ler; ducks.
te.
pxopr~r- Butter. fsc; eaxs l7es potatoes.
~ , IA. heats. Sle = ha cnions. Le , dor
r4ai.fses e : dc4s peas y ~ ha, heans
h.nd nirkesl - = hu; hNaeT. lSc; peaches.
s~asi . = m. aopfes AsA-sc = bn; grapes.
saIc ; To- psars. 40 bas crab apples. Sc
bB.
n ao4.-wa<Piea, N4Ses Ba~aShed. lf7 o..
Wsr-fsfaotay. tlistla t5as clover. si1l4i3
. toe sfrsw - tsa-
xi.>.. -g,rsss A. eslf <kfas green Sc calf sxia
r,,,ssst Tc; fa18v. &c Dsies sees>i 90 askia.
fs<sa -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

V0U CAN MAKE sJo-In buying that new
SOON house of ours. Just complet ed. by
Rawson Bros. on Buckeyesf. Electric rail
way and schcos adjacent. Pipe for gas and
furnace and front part Of house finished ia
oak below. We only ask 800 for this aud
yon can make your own terms 81 payment.
This is a bargain. Turner A carrol. g New
Houseman beck.
SINGLE F0oTER AND CARRIAGE HORSE
~ combined; coal black standard bred
nurse. four years old coming sfring. We offer
for sale because We have not time n drive him.
Buggy and harness 80 with him At bargain.
Good style aud finest combination horse in the
city. Turner a Carroll. IS New Housemsh bldg.
lust ONE M6pE LEFT Of those 81 80 homes
~ on eur eighth ward addition. situated on
Dayton ST. corner lot. We are DESTROYS Of
closing this cut At once. Cali and see us and
get bargain. Turner Carroll. g New House
man building.
INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. double your non
ey and increase your capital. and rake ~
least = per cent. year by buying one OF our
desirable lots on South Division. HaIi. Fuclid
Cherry. Buckeye. West Futon. Watson snd
other streets You can pay on monthly pay
ments and buy at reasonable prices.
TURNER 4 CARROLL
8 New Hsasemsn Bldg
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

E'oR SALE House and lot on vealfhy-sve-;
pfscE 81 stk
House and lot on secondave Is foom&
crate sud furnace. a. 90
House and lot corner of fsrissvs ADD Veal
thy ave. ts09.
Houses and lots ffr N So 40 70 ti2no; also
some desirable fsfsns near the city Tor sale or
exchange
GRO. r. IEwIs 4 10.
over B Gonfoessts. sf2na Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
ryse-s ~ tsn-asn-rs.

F.a~. - Fer.--I57T waste SIS, Patent
q q exf. cssft asen e : ews. i<ea : -
80 - rsr ff.f1 urisffHs1ss ~ cer ten b IN.
a. len Shfps <l%s5 per tea
v<.v-rstfx sffs4+ 80 rsa<t inrs rffss -
ssr.feff.si n - s. & hag1 f1e bees <fFsk. fAs< -
ss.a.r sas ~. m. nfeftoas - fe; tnffn4
f~,,,is tezs - ~ essrxsas. - IS se7s
- - aars@ - -
= rrs.s...rs sufter zses ga -. psssss~>
q. . As seefx ~ - - ess. - per "a !
~~.< - oes - sfaE<. . ser - vsfi<ses
fs< 90 fs1s reseees s7ers-F r~r pss sptt~ss
- So "a krate< $50 rf<a spptrs, - t~f
e. s<xfs 80 p<f ps-
et.c. eho~der - kns<rea's SOC zhs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
THE MARKETS
Grains. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. Sept -.
rIouR-ouies. Spring Wheat Patents. q. 50
cas-. Bakers. sA50GA73; Winter Wheat
Flour Patents sso0a5 -; straights. a. 75fs5.0 "
WHEAr-Ruled weaker and prices lower. No.
cash and September. e5l9Sssc; December,
ssl.1sse. and May. tio4GL0s4.
CORN Fairly active and frmer. No 8
<et949ss1: No. 9 yellow. 5o1sG5ic; No. 3
4ss No. yellow. soc; September, 500
Issc; October, $sa04ssc; Year, %sG4Sac;
May. 4lA4t2sc-
oArs-Steady- No cash. ssAaeshc; 90
tober. es,s ae6Sc; May. DssG3kc- Samples
easy. No. 3. 2o9s7c; No. White. 2s32ssc;
= No 2 27d27Sc; No. White. 29l3Dc.
RYE-slow and quiet No. cash. sso
ste; September. S1.9s4c: October. ssssGs3sc,
ard November sszl>s354c; inside prices now
ruling.
BARIEy-Good 10 choice samples. 5O0o0c;
fancy. c316oc common TO fair 40G46c, and
low grades. s8e3sc-
Mrss PcRx-Trading rather active and
for cash: n s00s. 90 for September; ~ 77n0
90 for octcb,r. si0.07is ti02.ss for December.
sad etc s5zsi2 20 for January.
LARD Moderately active and prices lower.
Quotations ranged At s6ses9655 for cash
edos,ad8 for October; %. .U96s21 for
November. and u so9s - for January.
POULTRY Live Chickens. ilG1lisc per ID ;
LEe Turkeys sGioc per H.; Live Ducks,
s1ssc per 10; Live Geese. ttoO1a0o per
dozen
BUTTER--Crcamery. ftGefc; Dairy, 10000
Packing Stock. tissSi2ssc.
Ous-Wiscou-in Prime White. &c; Water
White size. Michigan Prime White. 9ssc. Wa
Ter White. lose. rndiana Prime White. 94c;
water White. Zoe; Headlight. ~ test 95sc;
Gasoline = dogs. 1sc; - degs. Sac.
LforoRs Distilled Spirits remain frn on
she basis OF e. Is per ral. for finished goods
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The brick block located on West Bridge st.
Nos. IT, lac and 49, IL for saie- Block contains
three stores. The second hecr fs in suites 81
rooms. suitable for offices OF housekeeping.
property II sold in % days. Inquire Of
A. LORD. Isl West BriagsSt
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE old NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.

CAPITAL, esoo.oeo
n L SWEET President
j. NJ BARNETT. Vice President
HARVEY J. HoLLISfEh. Cashier.
All classes Of banking business that are In
harmony Win the Saficazl Banking Law
transacted.
Letters ef Credit current IN al parts Of the
word issued IN sums 70 suit Interest al
lowed al per eeut on time Sert1acstes Of
deposit -
DIRECTORS.
L H. Nfthey. George G. Pierce.
j NJ. Barnett J. GUNNER.
MI. SWEET Joseph H. Martin.
IA j. HOLSTER " T. Shelby.
Willard Barphardr. W. O. HaghArt.
L. CRoftoA Fox. \. LoettSerI
l. Z. Hawkins
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

WHEAT - Declined 11i,sc on raiding. sd-
vaaced ,0he. moderately active. October.
sHrsfef.0t. November. si05 ssei.05; Deem
Der si0ss 1ltg7 OLD; May, slis's iisb.
CosS-Less active for early months, sake
M. late i.1ahc lower. Ma. Q. eoasic.
OArs-Duu and steady Western. 30xnS9c.
PKovIsioSs-Becf : Dull but steady. Ex-
ira mess se002 la0: family. sli-DJb12.00.
pors-Quiet and steadv. New mess. t2OOo
Il 30. ola ness. so Ollie. extra prime,
stnsfIss. Lard-Quist aud steady Steam
rendered s<G5 >
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

DADCLIFF a Holt Reliable uphoisserers
N a III South DfyisloH-sf.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give yeu regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not Sv 'phoning No. 600 or Ct after
business hours
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

PxrRotErx Easy. Standard white ITO
&c: "a gasoline &c: - gasoline. loo; 50
paphtha SIC
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
MANTEp-AGENTs.

vVANTED-SalesmeB 10 sell the nickel plated
W rack for carrying Ave cigars I'm the hat.
Samples mailed 25c. Promis x Co.. Bace-st..
Philadelphia. 20
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

TOR RENT-One-haif Of store. at 1853 Monl
- ST.; SIS per month. Inquire of II. p. De
er.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

FOR SALE-Houses and lots in different
parts Of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. at a bargain. DR.. Feen
boer, 4S bostwick-st. S3ti
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
FOR RENr-BUsINEss PLACES.

run 60c fLAJES.
E'0R RENT-One-haif Of store. at I53 Monroe
ST.; SIS per month. Inquire of II. p. Deck.
er. al
EOR RENT-Two good stores In good loca-
ton for hardware and iinware. or dry
goods. shoes and boots. or paint and wall
paper. Rent low for a good reliable tenant.
Inquire at corner East and Sherman sts.. of l..
II. Manly.
E'0R RENT-Niee ONCE room in first class
block on Nonroe-st.. just the thing for
doctor. kinsey i Mercer. Widdicomb block.
no RENT-Stores Nos and IL Huron-st. each
axav feet, alley in rear; suit ai,ie for whole
sale business. Office. light manufacturing or
storage; rent $50 per month each. Anton
q. Hodenpyi. ~ and Il Fountainst. 1911
E0R RENT-Two fine stores In brick block on
west side Of south Division-st. suitable for
any business: these stores have large dry base
menfs with rear entrance from alley; also
suites of rooms In same block with private
hall and bath room with each sulte this prop
erty will BE- rented at . low price to the right
party. For prices call on J. W. Calvin, room
5. shepard Hartman block. from 10 2. M
Phone SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

TOR RENT-2 cottages. or part Of them. a,
Macatawa Park. Inquire of Geo. Roelofs
q Canal-st. 2l2tl
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

Tor RENT-A good house with furnace.
both crate. etc.. on s. Union-st. Tor 81 per
month.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
REAL gsTATg-COUNTRy.
TOR sALE-NIsoBLLANEoUs

nor SALE-0r trade for city property. two
brick stores In Feutwater. For pariicu-
lars inquire of Mrs. Hodgson. 159 South La
fa7ette-st. 20
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

EXCHANGE-s0 acre farm and a city lot
II to exchange for a house aud lot worth
$3.50. S.W. corner North avenue and Curtis
street. 80.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-02-11

of this country we will raise them
anything in the tobacco line from
Florida to Washington. But to be
whipped out by the Dutch and Su-
matra tobacco is too bad. II the
present duty of 81 per pound is con-
tinued it will help US in tho tobacco
business, and will double the crop
in every section of the United States. .
w. S. Goodwin, Somers, Tolland
county, Conn: with the present
duty on foreign tobacco the grower
can live and let live; without this
duty on foreign tobacco he is driven
to the wall and must sacrifice his
land, home, his business, his all 1
could namn scores OF growers who
have been driven to the wall for the
want of protection who we're once
prosperous Why should We drive
American industry to wall for tho
benefit of foreign producers
Is there a free trader who can
come for ward and boldly and squar-
ely answer this question?