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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
Want More such speakers.
peeiaI Telegram TO asRsQtitsr.

opfcid1 IeteQyGM 70 ItsLeVtate
DAVIS, W. VA, October 2S.-The Hon.
Frank Foster delivered labor speech
here last night that created more thought
among the laooring class of people than all
the speeches we have heard since the cam
paign opened. Send US few more Fosters
ana there will not be a corporaps guard left
in the Republican party in this section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
IN HIS SLEEP.

A Man Attacks his Wife and Babe-Both
Nearly Killed
RICHMOND, KY, October 23.-Arbor
Dunbar, farmer residing at Doyles-
town, ten miles northeast of here, came
near killing his wife and baby last night
while in a nightmare. He imagined
himself to be fighting dogs, grabbed his
wife by the feet and dragged her out of
the bed. The baby was dragged out
also. He pounced on the two and never
awoke until serious damage had been
done. When he came to himself he had
to go for physician, so seriously were
the mother and babe injured. Dunbar
is an industrious, sober man and a good
citizen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

up now to see II the fepors 10
New York Herald.
A short time ago little 2-yearoio
Elsie was eating pancakes ana syrup
for breakfast. After eating the cakes
she said: mamma, please give me
spoon. My FORK leaks. "-fouths' COM
pGnion.
"Truth is stranger than felton," ne
happened to remark. "Yes," his vile
replied very gently, lit sometimes seems
so to me when you are explaining whas
kept you out so late. "-Washtaglo''
Star.
Mr.. Backbay-"Dldn't hear high
words between you and your orother
lust now, Harold?" Harold-"Yes,
mother; tut really you wouldn't want
me TO use low language, would your
BOStOu Budget.
Bertha breaks her doll and it is sent
to be repaired. A few days later Bertha
goes to the store alter 1t, but II cannon
be found. "Her name is Marguerite,
she excaims, TO facilite the search
Paris FIGARO.
They had been discussing the pro,
nunciation of "oleomargarine," ana
finally agreed to leave it to the walter
but he hedged. "Sure," said he, II
have to pronounce it butter or lose my
job. - Indianapolis Journal.
Mamma-"Arthur, didn't l tell you
to take these powders every two hours?'
Little Arthur-"Yes, but you never
told me where you wanted me 10 take
them to. Chicago Inter Ocean,
May-"Can you look me in the face
and tell me you weren't intoxicated last
night?" Frank-"Yes, darling; but |
couldn't look you in the face and not be
intoxicated now. "-NelO York Herald.
Lost Interest-Dapper- you take
much interest in palmistry?" Snapper
PA mystery? No, for 1 interviewed
her pa last night and his views are no
longer a mystery. "-YOnkers Gazette.
Eve-"Addy, my dear, I'm going
shopping this morning. Can you let me
have a hundred dollars?" Adam
"Great heavens, Eve! You seem TO be-
lieve the report that I'm made Of dust?'
-RGrper'S BdzGr.
They told me when married hsa
NY ardent love would fade away,
But SIS buy her gowns, find
Ny wife grows dearer every day;
CIOdk RsUieig.
He-"Ah, darling, even when time
shall be no more, our love" She-"lt
is almost that time now, l guess"
"Eh?" 81 said it was nearly that time
now. Time never gets more that ~,
you know. "-IndianGpoiS Journal.
How Those Girls Love One Another.
-Maud-"Now when l am asked to
sing l never say oh, l can't" but l
always sit right down at the piano"
Mamie-"And let the audience find 1t
out for themselves? Yes?-Trth.
Culture by the Sea.-"Have you
Browning's works?" 'No, miss.
They're too difficult. People down here
don't understand them" Have you
Praed?" Prayed, miss? Oh, yes;
we've tried that, but it's no use"-
Punch.
The Villain Exposed. -Gazzam-
There's a married man paying marked
attention to Mrs. BloObumper." Mrs.
Gazzam Shocked but intensely interest
ed)-"You don't say so? Who is it?"
Gazzam-"Mr. Bloobumper. Judge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

WE CONTEMPLATE fair and careful
distribution Of necessary tariff burdens,
rather than the precipitation of free
trade.-GrOUer Cleveland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
MR. BLAINE AGAIN.

Mr.. BLAINE, in an article in the North
American Reutel0, a synopsis OF which
will be found in our telegraphic columns,
discusses the campaign and the candl-
dates and the platforms. There is
small encouragement in 1t for Mr..
HARRISON and the Republican man
ayers. Mr.. BLAINE points out
whether Intentionally, or not-that Mr..
CLEyELAND's letter puts an end
to the free trade blga0oo
by showing that "a large proportion"
of the Democracy are in favor OF "pro-
lection in some form" This Is a won
derful concession to the truth on the
part of a man who was few months
ago Mr.. HARRIsoN's Secretary OF State.
Mr.. HARRISON and his managers de-
clare point blank that II Mr.. CLEvE-
LAND is elected we shall have free
trade. But then, Mr.. BLAINE's inter-
est In the success of HARRISON and Nc
Kinleylsm is not over-heated.
Again Mr.. BLAINE takes pains to
point out that, to use his own words
1--WE are contributing more for pensions
than any nation in Europe is paying
for a standing army" Mr.. BLAINE be-
lieves in granting honorable pensions
as everyone else does, Democrat or Re-
publican. While he does not attack the
pension system, still his reference to the
size of the Raum pension roll is rather
significant at this time.
Mr.. HARRISON should call off Mr..
RIAINE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

SOME REMARKABLE CURES OF deaf
ness are recorded OF DR.. Thomas Ec-
leetric Oil. Never fails to cure earaehe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

NATIONAL pride and honor are In
volved in the success OF the Columbian
Exposition. Cleveland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

CiRE the people paying Mr.. ELEINs
ssOOO year to perform the duties OF
the \Secretary Of War or to make stump
speeches and distribute Republican
boodlA?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

county in the State. and the necessary
funds" are all ready.
What DO the decent and honest Re-
publican voters think of this attempt
to Dudleyize West Virginia?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
National Democratic Ticket

FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEvELAND
OF New York.
FOR VICE President
ADLAI L. STEVENSON,
or Illinois.
ToR ELEcToRs AT LARGE,
SAMUEL S VINSOE, Of Wayne
a WOOD DAILY, Of MinesaL
roR DISTRICT PRESIDENTIAL ELECtof's'
FrRsr DlsrRIcr-M. d, POST. OF ia, Hasfls y,
ao 4Psl9sD D,srnIor-JOHN A. PRESTON OF
er ssI,9 9IlS' DIsrucr-JoHN G, NcCLUER' Of
Mood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

PUBLIC officials are the agents of the
people.-GrOUer Cleveland
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

PATERNALIsM in government tnds
no approval in the creed OF Democracy.
Grover Cleveland
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TERMS:


Rejected communications willnot be returned
uplsss ACCOMPANIED by sufficient postage
clg-Tributes Of Respect aRd Obituary Neuees
5 cents per line.
Stamps Of the denomination Of tWocents ana
less accepted for amounts less than one dollar
rv-CoEREsPoSDENCE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
rvs sorlcrrED FROM EVERY PART OF TIE suR-
noUNDING COUNTRY.
q3sREGIsTER, slabraciHgtts SSvfr1! s2it'oH'
..,sflrsa az ne Fosto6ies IN Hassiina v. Va
fssscoaa-clcss RlGftsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

F,ssr D,srrrcr-JOHN o. PENDLETON, OF
OS eTeosD DIsTEoT-wM. L. WILSON OF JEFF
fersOn. ,OuN n ATDFRSON. OF
Ai f61ETs Drsralcr-JAMEs oAPEHART' of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

THE Democrats Of Wetzel must keep
e eyes open and get to work il they
A. want to be on the minority side
zen the returns are counted. The
publican organization in Wetzel, as
ewhere, is as near perfect as money
fine" political work can make it.
7e positive Information on this
va the other hand the Demo-
atzel appear to be doing little
ID repOsIng in the fancied
,eir majority. This they
DO. They should wake
and 20 a realization
>odle. The State
aders OF the party
see that that
lght fSpm US.
has han Dg
"a M s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


FOR GOVERNOR.
M. A. MAcCORKLE, OF kana"hA
FOE AUDITOR,
". JOHNSON, Of Barbour.
FOR TREA sURER,
IN ROWAN, OF Monroe.
TOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
II. S RILEY, OF Ohio.
voa STATE SUPERINTENDENT or FREE SCHOOLS
VIRGIL A. LEWIS, OF Mason.
roRyUDsE SUPREME COURT or APPzALs
GoNs TERN)
NH. DENT, Of Taylor.
(sHoRT TERN)
HOMER A. HOLT, Of GresnbrieE
FOR STATE SENATOR,
First Senatorial District)
WIN. II. TARR, Of Brooke.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIO TICKET.
TOR sHERTFR,
FRANZHEIA
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN A. HOWARD.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
C. I. BLANCHARD.
a. ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTINCT
"ters Or trIe psfIislsi'E
1 over Dollar SrcoUSTT SURVEYOR
-ss.sR==Nee NJ. T. CARR
--f"0hoUsE or DELEsArEG
49, &c. w. BROCKUNIER,
NktE %SNNk l. W. IMHOFE
W. tlEE' M. O.KANE
NJ = J. b. WILSON.
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1t is safe to say that unless the COM
mittee can recruit another company or
block Of five for Capt" JAKE TO CON-
mand he will march TO the polls alone
on election day.
1t is the policy of the captains"
which are appointed by the Republican
county committees everywhere in the
State 10 work" their blocks-of-ave Sc
cretlY, in other words, 10 see that the
voters assigned to their special care
''vJte the right way" il lying or bribery
can do it. 1t is sort of political work
which could not be done openly. If it
were there is not voter in the State
with a spark of manhood mho would not
vote solldly against the patty Of fraud
az corruption.
, at these very methods ave been
I'd ed BY the Republicans every
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

ralosaa. sept. l--Depfessiou and weakness
RI "a ~ al sac grain markets Oh cNau-e TO-
lay tie CD shs cholera sci.lr. net oa-S here
BID ID ~ YORK and abroad. There we're
atasr hearIsa FEATURES. but tne gradual spread
"a Lle 4sitr & .c0.E-c Lhd thr dcilluf Aitkati a
If blsilcs5 aAlcn expocted q follow " as tue
exciting Lieter 81 the trade.
I'D sleaf everybody seemed 20 have SUING
orders sad scAlpers Who lad DouSat On yes
terdag dcellae and those Who have oeen
AeadIlx ih nope % better sFices were Tree sell
er-. ahle There Nas hardly anY DuylnS except
- cover shorts and ta4e PROFITS White th-
steady spread ~ cholera a. toe lraAln- Dear
issacy. the seak asa declining cables, inc ui :
reeelpIs most every wlrrv aud the ~rAA a.
ia&eg cable also hal tteif Influences anl tho
seuine craze Sas e10rmols. Closing prices
cIra Va. = akeaed ~ the aneasiness over
th- spread 81 cholera an o. dec he iu a. the
othrr pits AL also bs m4re tavura1le crop
ness. lar finctnAzll price current >tfs raj
q Aiie rain IS needed o. seeP the deVeiopment
ufrhe cr0a with preseuE conditions. . ialg
average IS probable
Ih- eats market was affected - the weak
hess Ga other cereals aud closed a - "A lower.
In- provision marzef 0pra-d weak Ia y m
Ea.hg Win che depression IA grains. oul the
raekefs took hold Literally ana az the close
theirs we're moderate gains In neariy al the
products
Pors g,insd 70 90 l.lacs January lard. 2'sc.
aul Ocs1 der ribs. Sc
october "a closed lower and January ribs
Wheat No. q september. 7ae. December. 77e'
Csfa-ssptsmoer. e,s.s; ocOber. tgi1ei Nav.
Oais-ssptsmber. si7 &c October. sici May sc.
Purk-seplemoer. sl0.E,4; October. slo.S'5s'
Lard september. s.f7s4 october. s7.55; Jan
short ribs-september $50; October. $50;
January &.la.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Farm Produe.-Flrst Hands.

IN the produce market yesterday about @0
tusae.s oI pea hes were inarNcfed. laey
were ln good demand and the market W -
81 zhry frmrr than on The dsy before. New
nlfchss7 apples are irm az from &C 20 sl.'0.
40 Its melons ara signify higher. All wheat
is rriugiug fsc Ter hushel There = lite nay
ON she mars-t and che demand Is fully equal
O. Che .uuulg. General average OF quality "a
good tomatoes went down % "a 90 30 a
ngshei sna eggs uD o. l3c. corrected quota
Fsss llc. bntter. ! 81 lsc. new potatoes. 60s
zoe Desns hand picked sl..-t 10 honey. l5c
lettuce Tf cariey lettuce. lic per basket
new onfouS loN.5c dor. parsley. SIC dGf
hrucnes. cucumners. Que, new tHrnips.
fneG11c bu cahhageS tle1i' dCE. Erceu peas.
200 TO 81 on. bsrt- b = o. bu wax beans seenf;
h1zas. f1 Cd 5lc. ruf hess apples. l'sssl ru .
earrsts Che erg uitnfs seas doE, peppers.
e. huth re g. l-1J.c dof, new squash. &c ~
uumrs ius. 'ne each b ans Il. Ih 20 q %, pears
40 SD pesoh+s. sfGl5o. musk m Ions. ST.
= 3 dot fp1uaS "a BUSH Of a ~
rflrl n iers 81 HHuired
Grain heat. 1it. 5-r, new. oSc; corn. SECS
oafs t-r. re. Ees har ev q. l0
Ffuur and Feed-Ldy White, s1ln; patent
& 10 FER rsVf tuckwneat -four SO Per cwt
e.irr neal en- per tne feed s-latt per ton D.
midd1ngs slt per ton. bran. - per ton
shfnz. n. per Ton -cref nlnss, siH per ton.
Wool W ashsd iso-Sc. unWa-Hed, Hes1ic-
Wsr-Nsw clover SO timothy. so.
Hitas and Taiio- -tireen. 80 ee sleers.
Over D - frt gHret. 49, -alf skins.
graau fr calf -zns cured. oiac, tai' y.
roulh tsc rendered. Sac. peits. i1s1'c'
snesrfngs rnc
Beet D. PORK 5hs,lt fresh PORK leins
ffI .a,fr. mutrsn. --oSr srring .snh aa1Ior
fowls iasi2c sprius chickens. l4.4e lac veal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Groeerie, and Provisions.

aAy Nas frm. sugars took q Tise Of < aGd
tne market - very stiff. Package coffee went
70 o 81. g. and Michigan cheese went up 20
ssselftAc. Correct quotations follow
>uzars-Cut loaf Sc 4 cubes see; powdered.
E3.c. granulafed. Sc. Confectionery A. SC;
extra &C. - IS Ter cwti yellow q. tcS48c;
corn syrup. i6esZ5c.
MoIasses-L0w grades. l5oS20c; medium. 20
2sc fancy. 3D9 nc.
Paexags cOfees. s80.so; Java green. ga &c;
Mocha green. q 2Qc Maricslbo. l9S22, san
Los. iZtsl. Rio. i64l9c-
NV Mchigaa cheese, l0lz8irfc; rolled
oats. barrels s5e0s sat. saginaw barrels. sc.
Lard fierce basis-COmpouud. 81 &c, pure.
So.
Neat Hams 1875 90 &c; shoulders &C; bacon
ID o. lie. dried beef "a. 70 Zoe; short cut PORK.
stL-5. olear bacS sl5.-5, mess. $3.50. boueiess
beef. sl050.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Fruits. Vegetables and Seeds.

The mArket Was without special features for
yesterday. b sekberries are lS>c. HncSle-
berries remain a. Se.I3esj.t0. Peaches went a.
Et-h a. $40. Watermrl0ls are quoted At ~
aud new tOmaocs are down 10 slUo per
bushei Hales early peaches are out Of the
market kggs are worth l5isc per dozen.
LaiaanS dropped 30 500 % so. and clover
seed 60 So Corrected quotations foliows:
doz. hutter. l5s1ocs eggs. latacs LHwtOn
b acS berries Is.Ci huckleberrics. sZlatSaOO
per hu. caobaZes. 5G81lc per doz; radishes.
i q lie per tO1. WaterIaeions NeB-3c; onions.
$40 Dbl; lemons. 90 and 20. ss.0uSS 80 A;
oranges s600G.0. Early Michigan
Tree stone peaches. 500 per bus TAI
orniA aer cots. sc dOZ; bananas. SO
g. ~ bunch hand picked medium bcans.sl. l5 ;
clover seed. medium. $40, mammoth. SIS
Ou. timothy seed. Sl.-5&2.0li millet sl.l5 10
4 = tomatoes. sl-o0 per ou; green corn. lOtolZc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
DETROIT, srNE e. ls.l
LANsLNa A koRInaan 3


GOING 10 nETkGIT.
" G ID r. ~ am 20 , N g FL , "a 90 eapm
AZ. DEl. ~ - ara - ~ y 10 lo IS qIl 81 ID a IL
RETURNING FEoM DETROIT
". DEL by alu'i IS b o. & la pln ~ l0nm
Ar. - l. h..l1 - pEa - y ID ~ ~ pm = e an
hArlNAM. ALMA AND ST LOUIS
Ly- y II ~ an rs pa Ar. a. p 3 Ara Il a. I'm
loNlLA VA iNN til HASTINGS D. Al
". Grand Rapids -Bam 200 Z rrkt1 p m
Ar. from Lowei u - 4 m u m o. I. la
Through CAR SERVICE.
farlor Cars o. al day trains between Grand
Rapids and Detroit Wagner seepars 80
nignt trains bSrlor Car O. saginaw On morn.
ing train.
Livery day. other trains week days only.
6ko. DEHAAkN. Gen. Pass Agt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

CnICAso UNoS SrocK fAEns. sept. l.
CAttie-Recetpts l40O0s dressed beef aud
shipping steers s2i.9ss.70, stockers aud
feeders 81 IS o. 3.4S; cows and bulls O. ..
Hoes- Receipts, -1oto; heavy. 81 uo@A.0;
mixed ana med an. so0G5.l5; light. S.ooG
6.A
shesp-Receipts 500; poor 70 choice. $500
$50, lambs. s5.5ogo.0L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Detroit Grain.

DErsOfr. sept. Nv heat closed. No. 2. red.
cash. aud September. 75i &C; December. 7Stse;
No. 1 waite. cash. ~ a..
C0rn-NO. = cash. Sic.
Osts-No. :. cash. 3, &C.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

Water WHITE ifoe 1c headlight iN'. 7iSe.
wafer white. nN test ie0e. 81 kocene, ioo O.
fn fc
rsoderired stove gasoline. "a. re.
Natrief fed aapfha 81 Re.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
GEO. VI. EDISON.

Phone sl bcsasl- e.. Rc-nfN
FOR SALE
SIRE Brewery "a easy terms r. rsh
~rtnarfr rsrse 20 sac siso hrusss Ir all
rerrs 81 r..e ssfv aaf raesnf ore All naras p
Cal Effg a.
mrrrV rT or
Firs Insurance written as ioW rates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
J. II. VI kEE & SONS.
- NONR0E STREET.
SPECIAL OFFERS

G60u Honse aud - en- 3 meuthi7 psv-
HNN' WeHfs
Q0O New house On s. monthly rsY
q A. RNt meets
eHr -hcice Il q S,ef los Ar so each
IL atr eiran hHffd.
Yenr chcice q IA f8fs az sAg each
a. ths shove OF erfremeiF rssy terms
other heeses snd sscsnf iass - splsntft
hsrgair<
~. -. vsraaf cts G. frsse
Red Rfser shraf sHd stock fsrm f,r ss's er
errharae.
NOTICE Parties wfsatns g. n vrsf HasnsF
Aft W 90 rrst elSSs security 81 DO
weI - ca "a Is a. srea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
sOGBY TO LOAN.
no YOU wAHT AOSEYf-If 80 you vii
~ dad i 10 Eour advantage to see Va befor,

no lOU WANT AONElf-If 80 you will
~ aud 10 10 Tour advantage to see "a before
borro-inz
Memakc leans on household goods pianos
horses. wagons. or personal property OF any
sind AZ the io~est possible rates and IN the
guieses possible time.
Our losns are made without publicity ana
the property IL eft In your undisturbed pos
session.
Loans can bs carried a. long as desired ~
rsn b paid n iul. or in part. at snY time -
suit your convenience. and sny part paid -
dQce. the coat o. carrying the Dan.
II you owe a hsaE - On fUrn ture. piano Or
otne- properly re~ill PAY 10 NJ f3r you and
carry e as ong ss you desire.
We sis0 make loans on the building and
iosn association plan.
Our ofsceS are IN. most pleasant IN the city
and are o. arranged thst parties cal. ma upon
20 may te waited upon QuissiJ aud ceurte-
cusF
Rem en1her ~ At Tcu have The use ~ both the
property snf ths moneT snd can return tho
uenaY a. az umA
eRANp RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
Room : loser block,
Corner ~ Monroe Pear and Csnasra
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AKE SHORE & MICHIGAN s0UrHERN
IN elect Nav d. lggl

The Lake shore VIA Clcfe. AID On come lion
Win the Erie and j. and J. p "a. ha forms a.
quickest and most direct route 20 pitfshuFs
}. smith. O. T A y A.. cleveland %
I. +. Rogers. City Pass Ascent
Jas. Campbell city Agt- y Monroesf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

N0NEr no LOAN John B. Martha Is
Va Canal st. 20
MONEY IOANEu-For short time in lsrge
"a sr smsi amounts en- any form pr - 3
security Ffsns A. y erner Fooui 55 Mchi-
gan Trust huHfing. Phone ill6
II yen vant money snf have tne proper a.
\ rarfv fhe Nauhaffsn per cent r A. ~
fsFs the hest indneemenL Chss hstemsn.
agent az New Hausensa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

r-sfare Nasr Ffss ~ Carr-1e-sial sifer-a 81
rl-oatl0- Tse srrfs-cv - rsrssisr COLLEGE iscc7-
--fat ~ 49, r. pr-s--~-. .es fears-~s go sfEteris
f-arn ell PARIS ~ Arse-cs- Hesih sni h11e Tow
EffF= cr7v aoars tro1a tsefrsit - - srrsiad
sauessucena1i- Prasdeat A1s1IS. a. 3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
H. J. leGOLIA,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block
FOR SALE

Two houses and lots on East Bridge street.
ern improvements. furnace. gas, city water.
sewer connections. etc,
Two houses aud lots on Wealthy avenue
Two houses and lots on Filth avenue near
College.
House and lot on Ashland avenue new.
large lot This property IS owned by n0n-reSl-
dent and will be sold al q sacrifice.
House and lot ON Cutler avenue.
one OF Baxter street
One on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street.
Two on East Leonard street.
One on Mckendrick avenue.
VIII sell most of the above on payments
would exchange for farms OF other property.
/ have numerous other houses and a large list
Of vacant lots in all parts Of the city.
FARMS
have farm OF 40 acres two miles from city,
south. with large modern house; fine barns !:
farm is all improved. good orchard of 500 ap-
pies. 400 peaches, 500 plums. 90 standard pears.
cherries and other small fruits; soil clay loan !;
wou take city property IN exchange.
Also % acres In township o. Bovine; good
buildings; good orchard; three acres of beech
loan.
Also 20 acres near Rockford; good buildings.
good fences and good lend; will sell or ex-
change for city property.
] have "A number of fruit farms on lake shore
In all sizes from 10 to 50 acres.
MONEY TO loan on good real estate security
II. J. DkGOLIA.
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ZOE RENT Houses


E0k kENt-Brand new stylish l-rOon
house. oak Sh. front hall. sewer. gas.
bath. furnace. eTe. shady grounds. good
uelghboTnood. one-hat mile east OF new court
house. Winans 4 Allen. room /. Tower block.
240tf
To THOSE WHO RENT-The payment Of
rent. interest. taxes and Insurance Will
buy any one Of TIE several houses and lots Of
john Is. Martin. IS Canal 81.
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FOR REET-ROoxs

TO RENT-A suit OF three furnished rooms
for housekeeping on tie ground floor;
furnace heated, spring water. No. ~ Bart
iett street. opposite South Division street
school 243tt