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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
]. v. CLOSTERHOUSE
Dealerin Real Estate. Personal Prop
erfy aud Loans.


pLEASE LOOK at SO West Broadway; 1t ia a
large s-room house. hnished In OAK. but
fsrnut and cherry. nicely Iapered; nice lot
with natural oak trees. ! viii sell this place
for s2so II sold in a few days call aud l Will
show IL - You.
L corner IF Colt and Newherry SITS. viii sell
cheap aud on easy ttrmS; viii take a good lot
or house and lot IN exchange: house 10 ar
ranged for one or two families call and
Csnsl-Sf.
L'OR SALON easy terms. new sroom
II house OF Winslr Place. near corner OF
Fast ana tifth ave. house - we'll butt. nicely
Planned. good water and a nice location. IL
you want good home cheap. on easy terms.
call and Will show 10 10 YOU J. W. Closter-
house. II Canatst-
A MOTHER opportunity 10 yet n new home in
~ best location on monthly payments; | am
inst HuiShing nice house on ms addition on
Wealthy-ave has large hal and rooms
finished In OAK. balance hard oil finish: mas ~
feet Of porch. nice CRATE and mantle; piped
for gaS and furnace price only $3.50, call At
once before IL Is zone. J. W. Ciosterhouse. j.
Csnalst
nv OFFICE contains the largest list Of prop
A" ertv IN the cttv prices from the lowest
I'D q 10000 both Ter sale or exchange. ifyou
" Sh O. buy or exchange. call and see me- J.
W ticsteThcuSe.
IHAVE several ~ the best farms near the
city for sale cheap Or exchange Ter city
prcp-rfy
FHANE new Piano that will exchange for
Il good team IT a Eoed driver. OF good Va
cant bets have also heavy stallion. gears,
weight Ia pounds. - fxshauge Tor work
team or vsrsnt lets vii pay difference J. ".
Ctosferhcnse.
HAVE some good homes for rent cheap
~ money to lean IN Suns 70 suit on good Sc
earity.
Nv CLOsTERHoUsE.
" iaBal 81. Phone -.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
local wsRKErs

cs.rV-~w hnat. e 10 corn. s2r. eats &c
rvs. ne barley. = fasasl..p hantrsd.
FsorR sNn Fsrn-ffiv White. sd Patent.
&C. hssl,a red earn NEST 500 fon feed.
bran. sl-.eo , ten.
Me- perk -. beef - seei STse. ~nf.
ton 81 arb. let sprirT ehfrkenS isc
fnrspv< ~ - sark< iefai@ gsssss. itssihc.
psno,.fr- Butter. tstfY. iies creamery, -
sgz< bes potatoes. So ~ spksfs.
> fa4sf e = ga 5faifs. hsRd pfeteft. si.+ts
= - pa hsaev. lsfile
ntrva svs Tsfrns -'frse1. - nsrf enrsf.
So, sn~es siaex 81 eaif airs sTee9. g
esif ssfrs cured. RS t&fiH~. frt prtt+
ssftes fekln. Estff.
p. IS rcs urea. cry 81 so s.. = ? cord ffoat
: $50 u , sa~s fnr. e. aFsas4 ror4
Heel wssase. 88Es. sGsssasa. i&s&e.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
INVEST
YOUR MONEY WHERE IT Is SAFE.
NO COMMISSIONS TO PAY.
WE OWN THE PROPERTY.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LOTS IN
THE MARKET.
WE CAN SUIT EVERYBODY
IN A LOT OR A HOUSE AND LOT.
THIS MEANS YOU.
OUR PLATS ARE on
CHERRY, DIVISION AND w. FULTON
STREETS.
CAR LINES AND SCHOOLS
ADJACENT.
PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
CALL ON THE OWNERS.
TURNER & CARROLL,
NEW HOUSEMAN BUILDING.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The hries bioeN i.scated ca West Bridge st.
Nos. ~ i49 ant 81 = for sale Block eonfsi ~
three stores. The serapd foor - IN suites 81
ROOMS. saifahie for Offices or housek 40 81 n.
WiH eel fer fash o. VII tsse part IN ctts
prapertv II sold IN - f8vs faauirr u
- A LnRn Isl N ssr Rradge-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

pPoBATF ORDER STATE ~ HichiEan coun-
' ~ ~ Esnf a. A. session - the Probate
nourf f0r spia csuntF - Kent. held - fhe Hsn-
fsfe offrf ih IRE rity 81 ftreet ftsrifs ~ he
18th Aav ~ fnne 81 fh% yea ere thuusaua
eight fnnarAf anf uiuAiF one
fres,.rlf r-fss feft "a Judge - Probate
= The matter - ne esf1ff III
IONS PFTfK DF VIII. aee~ases
gahf Henry fe Nftf. hsriuE tied ir ftis
cenrt 49, petition praying that fiif ndnifis
fraffan - ssia e~fase nses - granted ~ some
sutfnhis rr-sUH
II r. 7rse~ef fiisf Msndav ff,s r'h aae -
Jts fse7 ~ sen o'eiDrs So fHe fufern1a ~
- ID pTet1te ofsee. he Appointed fg- heefiHg
ssid per ficH
Ard Il - furffseT orfersa ihaf eaf'v - fffs
o~der ~ pehfeisef tfIres eesseeisr raet So
vfous - $40 ~ - hrssinr fr q. IraFsffe-
Hsrafa eaiix newerarer flrifitsf ARD r.f-fl-
ffink fu ssif eonatf = tfff
ffFrs 3 PERKINS
ga t-ue ~nIg Judge O. PROBATE.
ipozFk kssos. Register sun lnnt -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

RADCLIFF & H0LT-keliabe upholsierers
II 1t III South Diyision-st.. have the largest
vans. employ the most competent men and
VIII give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. $50 or Go after
business hours.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND TowER eLoon.


DEGOLlA BBOS-...............PFo pmetofs
WANTED HELP-2 carpenters. xeoAehmea.
w lsniter. ! stationery eRgia-er farm
hands. painters. clerks. Il ElTlS Tor general
housssork, Z second girls. eooAs. dining
room girls. : iaundTesses
V'O EXCHANGE - acres. ~ acres improved.
balance White oak timber room house
and barn. fne orchard. a,rrs low land an
der drained and eaaer cultivation. tbs me
place i situated atCut - niles from the ely.
south. Come IA sad get fCil description
FOX SALE OR EXCHANGES acres On lake
shore. neAf the par. good buildings. 1ss
peach trees la bearing, . pear standards IN
rtes. .Uu grapes. gaoSeb-Tres aud ether small
fruits flee sz-Uli ffEit same vii pay for
II the present setsen' would exchange tof
good city pT0peTtNs thls Is q great chaaee for
some one aud the greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
nor SALE-6 room house on Han-st; coed
well aud cisteTn handy 10 street cars; we
can sell you this house on inontbiy Payments
In terms 10 suit dfSe n and see III pIice sil9o
E0R SALE-smSil house and barn Fair
ST.; viii sell en small payment down ana
To secure a hcmr In "A desirable location and
pay Tor II as rrn,.
EOR SALE-4s feet frontage on South Divl.
sion II; n flne location for biocS, this
will be sold at a sacrifice II same Is taken with
In 80 day.
EoR SALE-Or Exchange-vacant lots on
Stewart Whites add. as payment on a
house. worth about sij1p. inside old limits In
south part III city.
tOR SALE vacant lots on Painted ave.
just inside OF old limits; the finest bulldias
spots In the city.
u'0 EACHAN6E-For farm. a good sroom
house and barn In south part OF the citv
large lot ana we'll located would pay some
difference.
no EXCHANGES acres land in Barry coun-
~. ~ miles from city. - acres improved.
good building. fruit. Well watered and splendid
soil. price 500.
no EXcHANGE-For good renting city prop
erfy. ~ acres line house. barn and out
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak
beech and hickory timber. good fences. 40
peach. 10 apple. pears. plums anu small frult
| trees. Price $500.
DKGOLIA BROS.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-Upon improved real as
tate security; Z per cent. Uaggarty K
Goss. A. Monroe-st. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
REAL ESTATE-COUNTRY.

A GOOD FARM near the city for sale cheap
"A and on easy terms. l.. :. Provin. room o.
Lcvett's block, opposite Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

MONEY 10 on H'AS
RIcAI. ESTATE
In Sums Of SlOO and Upward.
The MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lsaad Il Fountain-st. Telephone 400.
REAL ESTATE CITY.

ZEAL ESfAfE Clfr.
| sYMPATHIZE with those VINO need home
and will rent them one centrally located
very reasonable. l. :. Prosin. room Lotetts
block. opposite sweets Hotel.
NOTICE. notice. HOMES EEkERS and
~ investors / am nov in a position 20 offer
some OF The greatest bargains In houses ana
lois ana vacant lots ever onerec IN TINS city
Priees and terms made easy. Come ta-ly AMI
secure a baIgain. once open day time and
bert. room 5. Middicomb building
NOR sALE-A newly furnished boarding
house full OF eoafderss centrally located
Address immediately =. O. box oo7. loo
nor sALE-s0o0 { r So per month Will buy a
new l0room, east front house on Paris
ave-. north of Eifthaye.; furnace. Uantel
bath. layatory inside closet. oak rnisn. yard
water gas and sewerage. 20 feet from street
cars. rare bargain tor the best home street
In the city. / Also have houses al slUsJ. $500.
tlts1 ana $500 on payments easy as rent. {.
W. TUFTS. Ledyard block. Pear-st. entrance.
Tor sALE-Houses and lots IN direi ent
parts of the city; small payment down;
properly within the old city limits Also my
block on BOstwick-st. at a bargain. DR.. CT IL
boor, Is 70 ,twickst. s3ti
Observation-Disclosures 4 Frankford
"A have removed To Fifth National Bank
block. West Bridge-st. n lois for sale in
Richards Lincoln Park addition; 10 lots on
West Bridge-st-; houses and suites OF rooms 10
rent. lot on Madiscn-ave. Rooms 10 rent
on w. Bridgs-st Telephone No. 10.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
FOR RENT-BUsINEss PLACES.

L,OR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
L rooms. steam heated. AZ Park Place. MRS
A. L. smith 26yt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
WANTRD-AGENTS.

vyrANTFD-Canyassers for the city At once
w and line statesmen on the road: plenty oi
work aud good pay. Reid Manufacturing Co:
IN Otfawast. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

TOR EENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated.
Vinegar block. cor. of South Division and
Cherry sts CT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

yyANTED-Agents. So salary and expenses
w paid 70 bright. active. wide awake young
men. teachers and students preferred EN-
- SooE peddling: our new plan takes Ike
''eiid Ere Address National Library Asso-
cfafton pa Wabash-ave.. Chicago. III. mo
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15
ToR sAIE-MIsoEBLasEOUs


L'OR SALE Horse. years old. weight lA9
ne gentle not af'ai 81 cars. and =
Iasv's driving horse. a. sirsnd-avs. l6I
t-oR s.T.F-Chesp. a No. smith American
r organ. nearly az good ss new. iaQulre
us VT vernon ~. ~
ANYONE wishing good family herse. good
y enior good sfvfe. extra traveller perfectly
kind even - chiidrea. and lsrge eaoaen "
sraW = surrey or family ea-risge, VII - gel
"a al an er address A " Bennett. n Center
a. or b " ladicemh block 10
Tor SAIF-s restaurant anf bakery N
r ftowaa5a. Mich. ts0nd rsaSoas Tor selling.
address Al townsend DoNssiac. Mich. 10
LOS SALE Hammond typewriter. q Third.
LspR SAIE-A six year old horse. gentle. Mad.
@nd good driver sisa harness ard
burav Apply Frsnk Arthnr. - Third ave. ifs
I.0R sAIF-a ssT.nniiI raDseitv forty fheu
v saoH seated en- river ssoVe fhair factory Z
alsa fra h~ss - god verk harsss fet q
COMMON xaacns aut sieixhs sud faur heAsv
sprfnE trneks snt $40 s2fias eazsnt ssitseis
f1s henifng farNifHre. fn1aife ~ Rrnotinzs
fasrser = rser, :. w9aaissnsk hHsIsisa rs
90 Ia sEIIEcE sNpRE tss zaafh f,isi
" ssss 80 opposite NiHegsr alocs when
xnss scat q krg ~ ssii zerans h41a fssrsi ts,ra
stoves 81 other sessehola gods z7as
LOB sAIE rn-ap. = he-ss po~sr hosssr sns
en9sne ready 1sw sith faFasee setfine.
efs-. sonsiets. la4alrs Of Z {. IArtss Fscn.
az. LAT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

Passed and approved by the Common Coun-
ell Of the cifv OF Grand Rapids IN regular scs
sion held Monday evening. June s 1871.
W. A. SHlNkNAN. city Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

Passed srs approved W ere Co-.rsor Conn
~ 81 the eifv - Nfsna itapias "a reruitr 50.
sisn heid Monday evening. inns l@l.
NJ THfNkMAE
@1tv Clerk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

WANTED-A Young man rs salesman 10 70 can
w vass city aud introduce the Edison Phono-
craph Call between and IN n. m or and :
p. m. Applicant must have hrst-elass reier-
ences situation permanent 10 rlgnt part y:
psrkIns 4 Co Third and Front SITS los
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

@eA DAY made handling our Expert Ad
81 ding Machine any one can add rapidly.
Education unnecessary, Impossible 10 make
a MISTAKE Meets with ready sale. Agents
wanted in every section. send 81 for sampie
or STAMP for agents terms. The Expert ADDER
Compsnv Ixne-vilIe Wis Isl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

| 81 MPA1HiLE with those who need home
and will rent them one centrally located
very reasonable. l. :. Proyin. room Losett's
block. opposite sweets Hotel.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
BOULANGER'S LAST ACT.
BUT LITTLE ATTENTION PAID TO THE
GENERALS SUICIDE.
1t Has Already Sunk Into Utter Insignih-
cance-Paris Yawns and London Is Not
In the Least tAffected-Some Comments
of French Journals

II Has Already Sunk Into Utter Insignid-
cance-Paris Yawns and London Is Not
In the Least Affected-Some Comments
of French Journals.
rBY CABLE TO THE DIsPATcH.l
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Nothing could better
illustrate into what utter insignifcance the
famous Boulanger of two years ago had
sunk, than the manner in which the news
of his tragic death was received in Europe.
Here in London it produced scarcely . rip
pie of interest, and nothing at all approach
ing sensation or excitement. Men had
hardly mentioned it to each other, much
less discussed it, and the newspapers dis
missed it as very natural and appropriate
termination of used-up life, to which no
political or any other significance was at
tached
Even in Paris, where but q few short
months ago the glory of lie Brave General"
was on every tongue, the news Of his death
brought no demonstration or excitement. A
correspondent writes that where Paris has
not shrugged her shoulders she has yawned.
When the papers came out with their head
lines people hearing the cries of the hawkers
thought III was news OF the suicide OF the
Courbevoie murderer, and were much dis
appointed rather than interested.
The organ of Jules Ferry, who stigma
tized the once popular hero as "Un
saintarnaud de cafe concert" says that
history will pass a harsh judgment on this
Alcibiades of the barrack room, who in the
mediocrity of his intellect Matched plots and
disorganized the army, though ready to
launch his country into an unequal strug-
gle with the foreigners. His death
is not an expiation, but a desertion.
One of the principal Royalist
journals calmly expresses the hope that his
lamentable story will serve as a lesson; and
that those who dream of conspiracies and
coups de etat will not find another Bou-
LANCER for long time to come.
Paul De Cassagnac's organ also re-
marks that it is not at all surprised
at this denouement, as it has long
ago estimated Boulanger at his
true value. He never understood
his mission and was never equal to his task.
NJ. Auguste Vacquerie, however, who
throughout had stoutly opposed the Bou-
langist movement, SAYS generously that he
will not throw word of hatred on the Gen.
erals grave. He eombatted him when he
was alive and strong and will not attack
him now that he is dead.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
CHASING ROYAL DEER.
HAS NOW BECOME A SPECIES OF
SPORT THAT Is BARBARoUs.
The Poor Hunted Animals Often Seek
Death on the Railroad Track-ParIia-
ment May Be Called on to Interfere at
fhe Next Session

The Poor Hunted Animals Often Seek
Death on the Railroad Track-ParIIa-
ment May Be Called on to Interfere at
the Next Session
GBT CABLE TO THE DIsPATCH.l
LONDON, Oct. 3.-During the last session
of Parliament if was freely rumored in the
lobbies that several well-known Liberals
had resolved to raise discussion respect
ing the cruel limiting of tame deer in
Windsor Park by the Queens stag hounds.
A motion calling for the abolition of the
pack and of a number of well-paid offices
connected with it was actually drafted.
The motion never appeared on the order
book, however, and it was subsequently
stated that it had been withdrawn in conse-
quence of promise by a member of the
Government that the Queen would herself
take action in the desired direction.
If such promise were made. it has been
shamelessly broken, for the royal huntsmen
are now making their customary prepara-
tions for the coming season. A number of
deer have been captured in Windsor Great
Park and conveyed in carts to help the pad
docks at Swinley, where they will be kept
in confinement until wanted for s'the
chase" The deer are perfectly tame, and
it is an absurd misuse of words to describe
the chasing of them as sport.
A meet of the royal stag hounds is favor
lite occasion for cockney sportsmen to show
themselves off in red coats and top boots
They flock down to Windsor by scores and
hire their horses on the spot. The COM
pany is generally of a very mixed charac-
ter, and genuine sportsmen rarely attend.
The deer is taken to the starting place in
closed cart and is often so
terror-stricken when dumped out that it
has to be beaten with sticks to make it
move. 1t is given a short start before the
dogs are let loose after it, and it rarely has
sufficient gameness to afford a long hunt.
More frequently it is overhauled in an ex-
hausted condition after short run, packed
back into the cart again and taken to the
paddock.
1t has been known to get onto a railroad
track and patiently wait for train to come
along and kill it, and tales have been whis-
pered of butcheries by the keepers of the
royal paddocks of deer, manned by the dogs
or exhausted by fear and unwonted exer-
4ion
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04


! hearty confidence and cooperation of the
leaders of his own party, his task would
have been greatly lessened, but it is due to
the truth of history to say that few, very
few, of the Republican leaders of national
fame had faith in Lincoln's ability for the
trust assigned to him. 1 could name 4
dozen men, now idols of the nation, whose
open distrust of Lincoln not only seriously
embarrassed but grieYously panied and
Inundated him. They felt that the wrong
man had been elected to the Presidency,
and only their modesty prevented them, in
each case, from naming the man who should
have been chosen in his stead.
Looking now over the names most illus
trious in the Republican councils, can
hardly recall one who encouraged Lincoln
by the confidence he so much needed. Even
Seward, who had been notified as early as
the Sth of December that he would be called
as Premier of the new administration, and
who soon thereafter had Signifed his accept
ance of the same and continued in the most
confidential relations with Lincoln, sud-
denly, on the I'd of March, formally notified
Lincoln of his reconsideration of his ac-
ceptance.
SEWARD SAW STORMS AHEAD.
The only reason given was that circum-
stances had occurred since his acceptance
which seemed to render it his duty ito ask
leave to withdraw that consent" The cir
cumstances referred to were the hopeless
discord and bitter jealousies among party
leaders both in and out of the Cabinet. Lin
coin found q party without q policy; the
strangest confusion and bitterest antagon-
isms pervading those who should have been
in accord, not only in purpose but in
earnest sympathy with him in the discharge
of his great duties, and he was practically
like ship tempest-tossed without compass
or rudder
Even the men called to his Cabinet did
not give Lincoln their. confidence and CO.
operation. No two of them seemed to have
the same views as to the policy the admin
istration should adopt. Seward ridiculed
the idea of serious civil war, and then and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
the express bullets into him at point blank

the express bullets into him at point blank
range.
After all this shooting it took him quite
time to die. In about ten minutes we ap-
preached him and found him quite dead.
He certainly was old Longfoot. He
weighed over 900 pounds, as the combined
efforts of the four of US could not raise him
from the ground. 1t took four pack mules
to take the carcass to camp.
We are now luxuriating in bear steak
and hair oil. On our return to camp we
another black bear from their traps. Rhodes
has located flock of about 30 mountain
sheep, which we will try for tomorrow.
September IL VT had two very severe
shocks of earthquake. They were accom-
panied by loud rumbling and kept the tin
pans and camp kettles jumping around
lively for few seconds. A. j. SCOTT.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

Mitchell s. Co. begin at once the manufact-
ure of their torpedo for Great Brit
ain and the Colonies. The first
trial of the torpedoSn English waters will
take place shortly at Portsmouth before the
Lords of the Admiralty and many dis
tinguished naval experts.
Upon this occasion the inventor, W.
Scott Sims, of New York, will maneuver
the engine of war from a steamer in motion.
An English company, with capital of
e20O, 900, controlling the invention for the
whole of Europe, was to-day brought out in
London.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
Ask for PiIsner Beer.

Pilsner stands at the head. Its popularity
daily increases. This beer, ale and porter
sprung into popularity as soon as intro
duced. They are exceedingly pleasant
drinks. Telephone 11S6.
IRON CITY BREWING COMPANY.
MThSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
A POLITICAL MARK,
That Is What Ashmead Bartlett Is in the
Hozier Divorce Case.
ABLE TO THE DISPATCH.l

H.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Ashmead Bartlett en-.
tertains very faint hopes of his name being
dissociated from the Hozier divorce suit.
Although there are other correspondents,
Bartlett's name is politically the most
prominent, and the disclosures against him
would effectually end his political career.
The Scotch judges have practically de-
cided to hear the case in private Lady
Blanch totally denies the charges made
against her, which she says are entirely
due to the unreasoning jealousy of her hus-
band.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
All First-Class saloons

Sell Pilsner brand of beer. 1t pleases their
old customers and makes many new ones.
IRON CITY BREWING COMPANY,
MThssu Telephone 1855.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

on foot. We concluded to go after the bear
in body. We crossed the top of the ridge,
the choke cherry patch was in plain sight,
but no long-foot. Our courage went up 30
per cent We now supposed that the bear
had gone out on the north side near ledge
of rocks. We proceeded to cross the patch
and investigate.
When part way across, within 25 yards of
us, arose the grizzly from where he had
laid down in the bushes. Our
surprise amounted almost to a panic
Lyons said afterward he looked as big as an
elephant. Walters promptly retreated.
After firing two shots nv horse ran off and
I was back on the edge of the ridge. Lyons
and Parker remained firm. Instead of
showing fight, as I expected, the bear took
to his heels and ran toward the ledge of
rocks. 1 could see that he was badly dis
abled. One hind leg was broken and he
evidently had been hit in several other
places. He kept up fearful growing,
which so frightened my horse that was
about as much afraid of the horse as 1 was
of the bear The latter ran under the ledge
of rocks over which was some spruce pines,
fallen trees and high grass, which concealed
him from view. dismounted and scrambled
up on the rocks above him. Lyons and
Parker faced the ledge. The latter called
that the bear was no doubt dead He threw
several stones into the trees to dislodge him
without response.
PARKER AS A SPRINTER.
had come to the same conclusion when,
without the slightest warning, the bear
rushed out open mouthed at Parker. He
fired and took to his heels, and he has now
the best record for 100 yards that will ever
be made in this part of the country. Lyons
coolness and well-directed aim at this crit
ical moment saved further trouble. The
bullet from his express rifle broke the bears
back and he fell He was now at a stand
still and I was in plain range about 30
yards above him. Lyods and now poured