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Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
Silver from Sullivan.

The first load of silver ore ever
shipped on the Ontario and West
ern railroad left Horton, Sullivan
Co, N. Y. Jan. 4th, and was ship
ped to Newark, N, J., by Neal &
Horton. Over 500 people were
present to see the metal leave for
the smelling works at Newark.
Mr.. Neal had six barrels Of the
ore snelted awhile ago and it
proved to be worth over 5000.
The mountain in which the ore
was discovered is known as Middle
Hill Mountain, lying between the
east branch of the Delaware river
and the Beaverkill. We have al
ways maintained that Sullivan
County was rich, even if her sur
face is rough and rocky-rich in
health, rich in scenery, rich in game
rich in minerals.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
Monday Nights Balls.

The goddess of dancing was
worshipped last Monday night.
There was such a throng at White
heads new Opera House that the
stage was filled with raised seats
for favored spectators, who paid a
big price for them. The galleries
were SO thronged that late comers
could not get a glimpse of the
scene below, and the masquers
crowded the main floor till no more
could join in the grand march The
carnival yielded a large sum for
the benefit of Engine Company No.
II. The costumes were grotesque,
rich and elegant, and the two re-
freShment rooms, the wine room
and the supper rooms were filled
the night through, and Mr. White
head was happy. At Rettinger's
Opera House the benevolent and
genial George was also gratifed to
see one of the finest full dress balls
ever given in Passaic City. ItWas
to celebrate the anniversary of Mr..
Worthen's Manhattan Print
Works, and the programmes were
handpainted and beautiful souve-
Mrs, while a bouquet of flowers
was presented to each lady in the
grand march. Mr.. Popple. Mr..
Worthen and many other hill peo-
pie graced the ball with their ap-
probation. The guests were so
numerous that twenty-five abreast
came down in the platoon OF the
march led by the Superintendent
of the works, who was loudly
cheered from the galleries.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
Along the Erie.

Rumor has it that a new drug
store is to be opened in Ridge
wood. A confectioner is also talk
ing of locating there.
Mr.. Floyd Crane of Passaic has
been visiting at Rev. Floyd Cranes
in Goshen.
Mr. Tripp, who has been at the
Ridgewood depot for few days,
has gone to Athena. Mr.. Kelly,
of Central Valley, takes his place.
The event of the season at
Goshen was the leap year ball at
Music Hall last evening. The hall
was beautifully decorated with
evergreens and bunting. Cramer's
Band of Jersey City furnished the
music. About rae couples were
present. A more beautiful collec-l
tion of ladies, or more handsomely
dressed, was never seen at the hall.
The boys were a jolly lot Of old
bachelors who seemed willing to
take the chances of the privileges
accorded the fair ones during leap
year. Floyd Crane of Passaic,
and Laura Robinson of P1ainfeld,
N. j., were among those present.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27

On April / the Montclair Gas
and Water Company announces
that it will reduce the price of gas
to $a.lo per thousand cubic feet,
less a discount of ten cents per
thousand which will be allowed for
prompt payment. This is a step
in the right direction, and the gas
company will probably be a gamer
through an increased business
Passaic gas costs S2.ao per thou
sand feet.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
From Old Newton.

The Susquehanna road is putting steel
bridges on the Stroudsburg line.
Moses Winthrop sold to ]. w. Price. a
Branchville butcher, pair of oxen
which weighed pounds, and dressed
they weighed 1868 pounds.
B. P. Walling. the well-known cream
eryman, has made a contract for ship
ping regular quantities of milk from his
creamery to Philadelphia.
The dedication of the Deckertown
Presbyterian church will occur Thurs
day, March 10th.
Newton's blaeksmlths do horseshoelng
at panic prices. Four new shoes for
eighty cents is the current rate.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
Without tho Knife.

DR.. E. MatIler of Paterson IS
meeting with remarkable success
in the cure of persons afflicted with
cancer. He uses neither caustic
nor steel in ridding his patients Of
the terrible disease, his methods
being both simple and effective.
He employs a chemical 'antitlote
that destroys the cancer, which
after number of applications
drops out.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
No Business to Propose.

Notwithstanding this is leap
year one of our most handsome
young ladies received 4 proposal
from a Bloomfield gentleman
last week to become his espouse'
She very properly declined his
proposal, which we believe is
absolutely correct. Young men
have no business to make propos-
ais for marriage in the year 'oa
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27

Sing Sing has policeman by the name
of Kopp.
The coming Easter will be nineteen
days later than last year. 1t does not
occur until April 10th.
The gain in school enrolment in New
gain in population IS only a3 per cent.
Only few copies of the Washington
Birthday number of the RECORD are left.
Persons wanting it should call at once.
DR.. r. A. Terhune will sail for Mexico
to-day on the Ward line steamer Cvig-
aba. He will return about month hence.
There are IA school children per 1000
population in Russia, and I97 school
children per 1000 population IN this
country
New Jersey proposes to spend SIC, 900
to provide for a suitable display of the
products and industries Of the State at
the Worlds Fair.
The new Erie depot at Port Jervis,
completed last week, is one of the hand
somest on the line of the road, and cost
the company $4,000.
Men may come and men may go, but
the suit to prevent Passalc from dump
ing its sewage into the river drags along
as if it meant to go on forever.
.sTo church, to church, !" the parson cries;
To church each fair one goes;
The old, they go to close their eyes,
The young to eye their clothes.
Miss Annie Townsend, sister of Mrs. S.
rnf cd fn faa
dying with typhoid pneumonia is SO far
recovered that she is able to sit up.
The Susquehanna Railroad Company
promises to commence work on the
branch road connecting Lodi with the
main line at Red Hill early IN the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. O. Rogers spent
Washington's Birthday in Passaic visit
ing Mr.. S. ]. Freeman and at the same
time looked around town with view to
locating in Passaic.
The editor of the -4mer1can of Greene,
N. Y. says: :. We tave had thirty two
wears experience in country newspa-
per office, and if there is much wealth or
amusement therein, we have failed to
discover either.
MIS-. Gil MSAuiCys SupCl lidlCnNCat VI
Cremorne Mission, New York, will speak
son what can be accomplished by mis-
sions, at the residence of H. c. Newman,
2I6 Washington street, Jersey City, We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Newman is a
brother to Mrs. G. L. Simpson of Pas
sale.
1t is reported that school directors are
going to make war on the cigarette. So
great has the nuisance become among
school children that the attention of the
School Board was called to it. and it was
determined to prosecute every dealer
found selling cigarettes to boys under a
certain age.
The number of Passaic publications
has been increased by the birth this week
~of the P. A. c. CHv0HscaI which is de-
voted exclusively to the interests of the
Passalc Athletic Club. Mr.. F. H. Well
lington is the editor and publisher, and
this fact alone is all the recommended
ton it needs. We welcome the CAr0Nz-
cal to a well worked field.
The freight traffic of the Erie is at
present immense, and the great trains of
freight cars are running as close together
as the signal stations will allow. Tues
day morning there were 1000 loaded
cars bound east in the Port Jervis yard.
1t is no particular boom, however, for
the freight carrying traffic has been very
large for months past with steady in
crease.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27

BOGART. Suddenly. at Hackensack.
N. j., on Tuesday, February IS. 1899.
Maria Van Bussum, widow of Solomon
F. Bogart, in the 10Th year of her age.
Monday, February cad.
ISo2, at Garfield, N. J., of diphtheria,
Henry E., youngest son of Mr.. and
on Tuesday at $50 p. m.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
Ahead of Montclair.

Montclair and Morristown are
rivals for hospitalities at the hands
of the D., L. & w. r. r. Co. The
aisles Of the Morristown express
train are carpeted.
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
LITERARY MOI Es.

Sc, timers Magazine for March con-
tains many noteworthy contributions. An
article of the widest interest, in view of
the Worlds Fair and the rapidly increas-
ing commercial Importance of Chicago
is detailed account (such as has never
before been given in a popular magazine)
of g The Water-Route from Chicago to
the Ocean by way of the great lakes.
the Welland Canal, and the St. Lawr-
rnce River, with elaborate illustrations.
The author, Lieutenant Charles G.
Rogers, u. S. N. is connected with the
Naval Intelligence Office in Washington.
As much of the foreign freight for the
Worlds Fair will PASS over this route,
the article will interest many who are not
habitually magazine readers.
The March number of The Domestic
lNonfhly is very attractive number in
all its varied departments. Not the least
notable of its features is a handsome
lithograph supplement in six colors. The
magazine contains over $50 illustrations,
and there are twenty different articles on
various departments of Dress, Millinery,
and Fancy Work The DoUzestzc
M0nthIy is published at 853 Broadway,
New York, at 81 50 year, with a tree
premium of SI.oo worth of patterns.
..vo,,1 ro,,e Nc vat {. +be serial now
r,,nnir,o IN Casse1's Eamr1y JWogag1us
o;vas sv;deyce n this Marcf, nun,ber
that the title will soon be verified In
paper on !" An Easy Moae OF decorating
Articles for the Home the art OF deco,
rating with Cloisonne Email IS described
SO SIMPLY as to make the reader feel ike
experimenting with the work without
further delay. The fashion letters from
Paris and London are full OF information
both Tor weddings ard other occasions.
Then there IS THE Gatherer with IT'S
practical Information gleaDed from all
quarters OF the globe -Cassell Publish
ing Company
The culver for March.
Ihe March number OF TINS most pop
ular OF Sunday magazines IS mere, and
with It an Unusual amount OF interesting
reading. Inc opening paper on ne
Beauty OF Gods HandlWork IS Dy the
author OF "God IN the BOOK OF Nature
and has many OF the characteristics OF
that much admired volume. Ihere are
Passaic City record., 1892-02-27
Brief Matters Of Record.
PERSONAL AND oTHERwIsE.

Local news solicited. short and to the
point, with the sender's name as guar
antee Of good faith, but not for publi-
cation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11

fLove Asp Fkkn-Lliy White. $50: Patent.
meal. SIS = ton; feed. sls@s:0 p toa; middiings
sls 2 ton; bran. $isH ton; ships. Sls y ton;
screenings. SIS y ton.
MEAr-Pork steak. Toe; roasts. 10c; ribs. &c;
roast. seslec; rib. &c; mutton. 6@l&c spring
lamb. colo spring chicken. 14@516c; turkeys.
1sl6c; ducks. 1a@ifc.
PsoDuor-Brtter. Ne: eggs. 1sc; potatoes.
4tcT bu; beots. loo q PIX. onions. 25S30c . pix:
beans. Coo q PIX; apples 308aoc q PIX; grapes.
NJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11
okAND RAPIDS MARKETS.


9RAix-wheat. SIC; corn. s2c; oats, sic; rye.
MEAT-Beef. 41z9Te; pork. 61e6s&c; mutton.
Sc; spring lamb. 7Gs5g; fowls. Sc; spring
chickens. lie; veal. &c; turkeys. lioizc
ducks. li@l2c.
PsopucE-Hntter. zoe; eggs. he; pssatses.
&c = hB; heefy. 25c y bu: cniens. .Jc y bu
hesns. si:3l q bu; honey. lee; aprits. Sab
y tbi. ttte$iGa r bu; maple sugar. Sc.
HAr-Cicver. sl2 ton; timothy. SO ton.
HIpEs AND T.rLow-Green. &c; steers. over
70 MS. 51ze; cured. Sc; calf skins. green. So;
cali skins, cured. 6;<c; tsliow. rouzh b. BE;
peits, 6o9sl.S0; desin. l5gssc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11
nuckIen,s Aru,ca anIve

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands. chilbiains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists. ocrner Monroe and Divsion-sts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11

SyMrroMs--Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most Mt night; worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming vcrysore. SwAYxx's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, ard in meet cases
removes the tumors. At crugTists, or
by mail. tor 50 cents. DR.. Swayne q
Son, Philadelphia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11
REAL EsTATE-coUErRY.


TOR SALE-Au eighty acre farm. improved.
4 on easy tcrmA Charles Moseiy. ~ Lyon
street. ~
nor SALE-Greaf bargain q leo acre farm
with good buildings and orchard about
four miles north OF city limits on gravel road.
1aegsrt. Woicott & oanson. Nos Is z Monroe
street. %
Farm FOR SALE-A desirable farm Of 20
acres. three miles from city limits on good
gravel road and abort three miles from ". A.
A. aud l. secietys new fair grounds; hne new
house. two barns with xtabisng for 80 head cat
tie and abundance of coed water, has been
used FOR dairy farm for Huisb er OF yeafs and
is in high stat of cultivation; will be sold
at a bargain Il sold sosL. Also farm Of 30
acres. two and halt miles from city limits and
one and one-quqrtor, miles from above fair
harm with GOOD Welll 4 water and Wind Mill
attached; vineyard or three Of choice grapes,
,,,seilaer with piher Irnltss THIS farm would
make some money ept offI Aiks ~ acre fas m
tn and half miles from cIfy limits and on
and bali miles from above fair ground on
good gravel road average soil with fair build
ings; will sell or exchange for nne resid IN &c
IN city. For further particulars address
n. Mce. IA North Division street. Grand Rap
ids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11

IL practiced by many people who buy
Inferior articles of food because cheaper
than standard goods. Surely infants
sre entitled to the bast food obtainable.
1t is fact that the Gail Borden Eagle"
Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant
food. Your grocer and druggist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11
Real Esta,. Transfers.

VIM. Houscman TO Ira Stout End wife
W. lot 1S Siias Halls sub. ...............3 1.o0)
Lucy j. Hunter TO John u. FORD lot IS
Durham farm add ....-.....-.- ...-.-.-. 1900
James Friar &C ri. TO James ID. sheridan
lot u bk Clyde Park add AID lots ..
50. 81. s.. g. and "a Trixkokok add. 2.1O0
VIM. Il. Fox 10 the Fox Machine Co pt
sw u sw q sec II Walker -........-.... e.000
VIM. X. Fox TO thc'Fox Machine Co. pit
lot Vim. L. Powers sue.............-...... $500
BItiius Stocking To q. Jacob Barth -
II lot bk 10 stocking A Smith's sub. go
Chas. w. Colt CT al to ffesselliAndringa
Chas. w. wrigh, to Harus Wagenaar
lots and ok Grove Brewers
Wm- Il. Temzu TO Rosxnnah Trego lot
30 n. r. Snyder's add. 1850
Dr M NV 4 swK sec s. rlainhe!d... ISIS
Ezra X Curran TO Christopher J.Schnu-
rcr ne sw q ana y Sc = sw 4 sec
700
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THE MARKETS


&r&zM- 4t0vk8<@84< IKE
cuzeAso kzsxA ia
fEoEx-Cesies SD Ern. SpGsrx v hs1s PxE
cas-. a. 10. - sse. \. $3.50 aia1es .hs1i
F.oar P.1sz1s d so-l&so St<s-xh1s. y So "a.
WkxAT-Losef sEa tgsds Esderzte. ~.
esd sna Msrss. s5<os5e, Mar esaoW4s
eoax-A easrsseas xstise aa1 sssxss Sa
snA Ne fssls~. ss4e; Ne 8. ss.$e: Ne. . xst
isw, az hsreA. ssos.s: A3rA ssAc. nay
uAaxz4ss Jaas. <os% Gale. July. an 16stse
&C May 2x0D3a Ssnplss sssaey demand
fzlr Ma q 4sStbe. NJ . WA Szasl &C.
Sa & xh3socs Ma. Wht&. siHa8Ac
nvs-tNn@nf weakss Ne s&sh sses Ne
4 uorse. Nay. "a
nAxLsv-Lisns trading snA ~ eAAsss
SQUAD. fsis = ssaA<~ <zDasr: ssssasA islsriss
= good. 3o3te
ssss rozx-Medsrsssly sesvs ssa uasss
cs4 ga essA asoasa go. 90 aoii %:
MAy al ooon ssa
LAnD-Slsw and EASY q & ekoaS fsr sssh
ssa = ssHos % for Mag
PoULrnv-Llsc cs;ckers ieoioxc per n;
Live rssrksys, sale PER u. Live Ousks
iiotris pr -: Live Geese etooBiaW 80
1szsa
DuTzm--cr.ansry ,sossxs; psisy ,eosss;
Psshtno Ssoch t40i7s
Ous-WissosDa Prime Wkisa Sne: Wstss
Whisa ne. HtshioaA Prime Wkits. eve. We
~ WhtsA iotss indiana Prime White ne;
wsssr White ~. HssdlishI ~ tss4 e.se;
0aNoltns - tag's. ~. II aeg's. e4a
Lieuens-ptstflls1 aDiriss ssseAy - - u uss
81 - osisAed gesds
Nuv YouB, March 10
WunAr--AdvaneeA xe % Geld weather ~
porsss declined kGlAe q dull eshlsa March.
oLolkoi -, Nay. sexo0ei ooA; June. sooseSs;
July. QA0soke; August 00s5ssc.
CenS-Dail. k0Ac lower. easy. Ne 3 on
0sexc; steamer mixeA, >e<1see
OArs-Dall. steAdy. Western. 35x0tie
Pnov1sloks--Bsef quiet, drm Family mess.
oleo0txoG extra mess. - 5ooia0 pors
steady. quiet Mess. sa5s0las -; extra prime.
0n0 Lard weak. dull Stezmrendered. sa7n
CLgvELAHD. o.. March 10
lB3noLxcM-Slow. Standard white. llo Do
srs~s test sssc: - gasoline. 7s: % gasoline.
loG . naphtha. csc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11

Ifyou always ias,ss upon having ALI
cocks Porous Plasters and never accept
substitute. you will not be disappoint-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11

MONEY TO LoAN-For short time IN large
M or small amounts or any form OF GOOD
security. Frank A. WeraeF. 70 Monroe street
Phone Ii26.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and improvement CO. S
REVISED LIST or
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTAs

Ten acres ofsxceiIent garden land one 90
south Of Burton avenue. for sale o. rrlsi
Hanasome lots On the Bell Phiis adsfifion
on Burton asenns. near bisis,cn street. FER
sales also the house and esra es ssaa psst
with garden spot for sale Or rent
Wetave 1ae tract OF hard wood timber.
ceryen,eus u market Aad tlooo cash u ex-
change Ter desirable residence
We have Emo list Of desirable city property
for sale OF exchange for coed Improved farms
Pine and hardwood timberss lands IN ths
upper and lower peninsalAs OF Michigan IN
large or small trsotss also On Wiscenxin.
Mnaeseta ana the South Tor sale n bAreaans;
also mineral iandA farms. ETC.. in al psrfs OF
the country.
We take fan charge Of property. ADVERSE IL
for rent ana coiisc: and remit rents 81 sl2 per
annum.
nne sectieR Il Kansas land viii tnprsse
nents. ana Detroit city property TO exchxurs
for good Alchisau fArm or Grand Rapids city
property.
Call aad see rs II you desire 10 sell. buy. rent
or exchange property.
GRAND RAPIDS
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
ee Wonderiy building.
Phone 665.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11
MONEY TO LOAN.


TO you WANT MOSEY?-ff 70 you viii
~ nnd it TO Jour advantage to SEQ " before
borrowing.
Ncmake loans on household goods. pianos.
horses. wagons. or personal property OF any
kind at the lowest possible rates and In the
Quickest possible time.
Our leans are made without publicity and
the property Is left in your undisturbed pos
session.
Loans can be carried rs long ~ desired or
can be paid in full. or in part. 1t aay time 20
suit your convenience. and any part paid re
duces the cost Of carrying the loan.
IL you owe . balance en- furniture. piano or
other property. We will ply IL up Cor ycu aud
carry Il - long IS you desire.
Our ofices arc tho most pleasant In she city
and are 90 arranged that parties calling upon
W may b waited upon quickly and course-
ously.
Remember that you have The use Of both the
property and the money and can return the
money ~ any tim :.
Room 2. Tewcr block,
Corner Of Moproe. Pearl And Cana ISIS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11

THOMAS H. GILBERT, President
eco. q. BRIGGS, vics-Preoidens
j.fhEDERlc BAAks. csAhie4.
s.. II. Ill Nj. AssisfA ant Cashfeg
Transact business Ia al depsFsnseDt . OF bank
ing authorized by the National Banking Law.
EAehznxes available IL ali the commercial
cities Of tho world sold as eurreat rstseL
u. 3. bonds bought ana sold.
Ihemss p. Gilbert. Moves l. Aver.
Thomas j. o'Bri<n 6ecrve u. Briggs.
David NJ Amberx JcmufI d. Putnam.
kapaora C. Lnco CONSTANTINE Norton
EdWnrd n. Hunt John &. FitzgeEalds
T. Stewart Wsite. Phtls c. Fuller.
J. Frederic EAars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11
J. 6. ALEXANDER,


REAL ESTATE
Eon sALE-Iionse aud let on James street.
= scar CbcrF1, viii AL usedera Improve
ments; sny one waafipK 20 big . oice homo IN
rood location. ~ . rassnatie price. win Do
veil - call 81 ms of1ee and Get al the Ear
ticu,afs.
gain II scld soaE vi' take small psym-af
Ac~n sns balance en- easy terms: deat fall tn
I rpr "a ssi i s...s,,,.nr .er. farm south ..
the city. essd soil. well satsrea for ssoes.
eocd 10 reeo h8use. sew harn es@fsthinf IN
gsn1 shate Win take sore sosd vaeanf lots ss
psFf pasWerf.
Ion 3xLk vseaas iea saxiss east fress,
" vith3n 30 feet 81 corner Fsfsa esesus asd
Kast street 81 Uts*or sd vii set cheap u
ssia eftbsn TIVE Neetss ftrty lsavtet TIE ctr
1nsniss OF . - Alssasasf. cssst III. -
LEA = Thsaeas7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11

FoR RENT.
6ne Muse on Paris avenue. hefweoa
Cherry street AMI Wealthy ayeu0e.
with al the modern ilupTosemcntx. II
foon3 - -
house on Union street. near Cherry. al
mo4crn tfnpfos r5nents. . %
honee. ten Tcoms. suitable ter twe tam
flies. on Filth avenue. nesf Inisa ST. l. -
1ronse on Harlan STREET. "a deer fren
Madison avenue, one tsocx from Dlsls-
lon Street car -
Also suits Of rooms Ia block ca corner 81
East street and fifth avenue. Z to =
roonstn suit .--..--s......-..-..... -
house anc barn and 10 acres lard %
Fulton street. corner Fuller street
FOR SALE.
large. One house with modern improve
mentA - LagfAve st VERY cheap e6nD
1cottage on south tnion street. ueu nnd
with good barn l-oo
hsopes NJ the foot OF Madison AVE-.
block from pivision stfset csr..-...-...-.
~. 100. HIM 1.70
1hcuse No. SO \. ionia street ...-.. .... len 4
lhctsSe No. ~ Jefferson avenue ....-.....A xop 4
farm. - Acres. 80 n Tximacee.---.... ~
eheuscs On West si1e- south Of LeonsF1
AIss. vacant lots IN afBe1ent psrts Of ths
c;ty. Money FURNISHED 10 build. II desired
nv. SoRTHRoP.
Over National CITY Bank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11

WASHINGTON, March fe-Mr. Mont
eonery tKy.). . member Il the ways
and means committees. made -
argument - the morning scs
sion largely made up Of ststistical
analysis. In support Of the free
woel bilL In this speech Mr..
Mssteousry Devoted his chief stsen-
ssou 70 the csutension that il derived
labor Of protection and ~ statistics
went on 20 show thst The bill gave
more protection than the entire Iasot
cost Of producing goods in the GATED
Gte&eA
Mr.. Montgomery prefaced his r.
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