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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
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Where did tie names of the months ant
Of the days of the week como from?

Where did tie names of the months and
Of the days of the week como from?
sM.C
Our names of the months are all of Roman
origin. March was the first month of the
Roman year, and was named after Mars, the
god of war; April comes from the Latin
word aperire, meaning ito open;" May
comes from maius or magius, the root of
which is from the Sanskrit, and means "to
grow" June was named for Juno, queen
of the gods; July was named for Julius
Cesar, who reformed the calendar, and died
B. c. A. Marc Antony changed the name
from Quintilis, or fifth month, to Julius
The Emperor Augustus changed the name
of the sixth month from Sextilis to August,
because it had been q favorable month for
him. September, October, November and
December are named from the Latin words
meaning respectively seventh, eighth, ninth
and tenth; these months were the seventh,
eighth, ninth and tenth months of the
Roman year, though they are the ninth, tenth,
eleventh and twelfth of our year. January
is named for Janus, the god of the Romans
who kept the gates of heaven and February
is named because the Februa, the feast Of
publication for the new year, was held in
it Our names for the days of the week
come from several sources; Sunday is an
exact translation of the Latin dies soils,
day of the sun; Monday is the Saxon equiva-
lent for the Latin dies lunae, day of the
noon. Tuesday comes from the Saxon, and
is named for Tiw, the Morse god whom We
invoke when we say "What the deuceP'
Wednesday is Wodin's or Odin's day;
is Thor's day, and Friday is
Freja's day-these names came from the
Saxon. Saturday Is named for Saturn, a
Roman god. These gods and goddessss were
worshiped on the days named after them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03

What is meant by the expression in the
Financial articles" to the effect that 'ster-
ling exchange is almost at the gold export
ing point" or is "almost at the gold import
ing point?" What is sterling exchange"
anyway? A d.
A man, A, in London owes money to in
this city. B draws bill of exchange or
note on A. If now in this city wishes to
pay D in England, he can buy BIS note at
such price as B Will take for it and send it
over to D, who presents it. Thus in this
country has been paid, and D in England
has been paid, although no money has
crossed the ocean. IF instead of only G
wishing to buy the bill of exchange num-
Der of persons wish to do SO, they may bid
so much that it will be cheaper for G to ship
England; in that case, the gold
exporting point is reached. If on the
other hand, very little money is
offered for the note, it may be better
for B to send the note over to England
and have A pay it, and bring the gold over
at his own expense. This is the simplest
form of exchange; as other elements are
brought in the process becomes more COM
plicated. Third parties and third countries
are involved in actual finance until the
complication is really intricate. The differ
euce between the gold-exporting point and
the gold-importing point seems consider
able; but it is measured in cents and frac-.
tions of cents For example, when Ell is
worth 81 89N here, it will pay G to export
gold and settle with D in actual cash; and
when 1t is worth 81 83A ii will pay B to
get As gold and bring the actual coin to
this country. 1t is only in large transac-
tions that sma II things-fractions of . cent
become important
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03

That Dixon proved himself q better
pugilist that is glove pugilist, than John
son there is no doubt. Dixon once more
demonstrated that he is a good two-handed
man, and it is because of this that he won.
He also displayed remarkable intelligence,
and declined several times to enter into
willy traps laid for him by johnson. Dixon's
length of reach aided him greatly, but we
cannot say that he is wonderful punisher,
because if there had been much force behind
his blows he ought to have settled johnson
completely considering the number of times
he hit him. But as L said last week, Dixon
is tricky and an accomplished boxer, and
l don't think he has an equal to-day at his
weight
johnson fought one of the gamest battles
we know of, and it was evident that he had
made up his mind to try and outstay Dixon
no matter how great the punishment. With
this object in view he was at all times con-
that with countering, but the fall already
spoken of spoiled his plans. He certainly
can stand a wonderful lot of punishment,
and it is safe to say that if Dixon had been
as much of a receiver as johnson was the
former would have collapsed long before IA
rounds were up. But johnson could
not reach Dixon, who really has the build
of a 126-pound man. Besides johnson
could not use his left hand, being always
too slow with it
But were the two men to fight under Lon
don prize ring rules think it would be safe
to bet 2 to on johnson. His natural style
of fighting is infghting, and he had SO
much the better of Dixon in this style that
Dixon kept out of the way after getting one
dose. Under P. R. rules johnson could
freely indulge in infghting; but. of course,
the Dixon party would not hear tell OF those
rules. 1t lie also worthy of note that as the
contest proceeded johnson was forcing the
colored youth to change his methods almost
every round, and In the twelfth round
Dixon kept entirely out Of the way. This
is . sure proof that his wind was going.
A. usual, there were many very conflict
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

There wtsa good supply Of produce IN the
fn1rSct yesterday Win she demand about
eaua 10 ths sup.ly.
Corrected quotations are Appended
tisE-. i3c, butter IA BE; new pOtaioe,. 500
60c, 0esnS liant picked. sLJ8l-75. honey.
l5c. curiey lettuce. soc per basket; hot
house iefrucc. iuv per To-, new onions. IS
= sc toE narsiey. &c toE punches; new tur-
nipS Srto-sic pu. cahbagcs. At1t0c dor; oeets.
- o. See hu, new tomatoes. - 20 &c bu; cOrn.f
20 81 tot ruta nagaS,st 9 DC hu; apples. 'os sc
bui carrots, i1 o. a4c, - pa n :. zoe doz pep
peers. p q 0e bu. red pepper. &c IN; cclery
t.bte de1; new squash. &c 10, pumpk ms.
.s8sl dofs pears si.25sLeo bu. musk
meians. asSl d0I. spiunagc. nc bu. peaches
Slice ~ ku, cuts tr0m t30ssl.& ou; yege-
Babe oysters. I'd % fues watercress sc d0z
hnaeae.. ainf f9c dn1 Duncne>. Canlid0wers.
Cnueura ea1 WordeA grapes. &c per 10, Mag
Ara kraps~. e Delaware. jcs citrOns. ~ to 80
a DOZEN.
Wheat. old and new. 67c; corn. DC.
oar& ilcs re. soc. hsrey. st.lo.
cur and teed-liy White. s2-0os patent.
SO per cwti buckWheat fonr. q - per cwt
coru neal. 80 per ton; feed. saM2l psr ton
mfdiinz<. SO per toli; bran. So per ton, ships.
So per t1f, screen ingS. SIS psr ton.
Moof--W Rthet t-hslic; urwashed. hesZnc.
Hay eoat r. loads "a bay ~ = good QUALITY
Tss msrkcted Prices are fair. There - a
ltrer .upo.y ard fair demand. New clover.
So timothy. SWln.
Hides and fsi0w-tireen. 2'4@eikc: steer.
over i9 lbs. g cured hides. So % &c. cat
ssinssgreen. Sc Caif sklns. cured. Csc; tai.
low. rough. q -. rendered. - h. belts 10 TO
&c sheariinEs. ~ O. sc.
Beef, tfasc. porS s.aass fresh pork lnins.
iiDl1c. murt0a. a. se sprinx ismo.1 10 So
Re; venl-ou. s@loc. bear meas. gsllc. butt
inr t..f, - &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

Wire nails. q ~ rates, steel cut. In rates;
gts rsur. Building paper. si.WssNts per
=, waterproof Il ~ ner reii.
lumber Rrfsii piece stun-Ne. | hepllock
- % aua INC 1aing rs ices lengths. sli. adj
. per lse tset Tor every additional fWo teet
NJ. s8miaes. Nd - ana ine'ugii - Il feet. e.
every additional wa fer q No I piae S.
pc l-e feet ai'f q or every additional two
fect ever siy cen f.ef. No. & noariuR white
pine. sns No Z fooHng. white PINE. 81 /.
No doorinE. white rine. 50. ~. lmspe.
SIS No. & eelinU- ~ s2os NJ. ceiHng -
81. NO. 1 si,iiaE e. 80 NJ. siding. I. siti
~. y sitting. sr NJ. q I'D NJ Sc No g.
sang. sA rta'shins nafar iai- No. 4 con-
non rcarts. -, Ne. , couwen hoaras SIS.
40. common boar e. $50 - fn shlns So
ShlGgfss-~tar. Rs iHrhes re ear e rer thoa
saat str A. star. N fnrf-S cissr :, = Per
fHausHal N1. : Inches ciesf hHff = Pr
faausest ssans hust 2 - psr Thousand ..r,fl
shfnglrs. g. Der theu<ant latino L white.
Flle n. : waite rine. Sic. shfrrfnr
..s1x sfIt rfi.i,s1 q 8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

CsIcAso. Oct. Is.-Ihere wss Moth nz In the
ssNs Ia tae wheat ua!e today 10 give any
great ACTIVITY. prices a. ae clesiag showing a
-alu u 1-c Tor December delivery aud . 20, :
OF 1.e fsF January. While the movement OF
shosE 10 Chicago appears 70 Dc dropping OF a
liEtis with - cas- today. sud 45y estimated
for fom1rrOW the movement Ia the northwest
agI pafaiyzes tie trade On the buy ~ side
Alnaeapoils and Duluth han s53 cars Tor the
aays tast year. same day. 50 ears The cary
Liverpool cabis Mas al upon futures and had
srradytag eject Ses Grk MESA .es sad
some cable Offers had been accepted and there
o. q better demand Tor cash wheat. Later
prEats cables called English markets nrm.
Receipts 0i corn OVerrua exp citations ~ 10
eagA Cables we're quiet and shade lower.
Thc estimates for tOnOrrOS were liberal at
go ears Closing prices were Il 20 &c lower.
oats we're weak In sympathy with corn and on
free selling 20 realize. Closing prices were -
10 &C ioKsr. There were few features IN the
provision trade. ON me whole the market
"a irm. This Was dae chiefly 70 the light
rua n hogs PORK "a aed Pa 70 &c and lard
"a 20 S.. January RIBS closed 80 higher and
the October delivery 15c lower.
Closing prices
Wheat-Ueto6er. Tsssc; December. 7s1se; May
Size
Corn-October. 42c; November. 42s.c; De-
eenDer sl51c; May. 46l+c.
Oats-Oetoeer. &3sci November. a1.c; De
esmber 81 .ei May. Bt-c
Pork October. siI.G11; November. sl-S;
January. sl2a5.
IArd-October. s.s9s1' November. S.421s;
January. s1.l-19.
Snort kihs-October se.75, November. SD;
January. $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14
FIGURES OF TRADE

szE Eaaa Oct l3 Money loaned at 3 70
Ger eeaL Ihe elasiGg r4Se AS psr eeal.
kAci 4l-e asea &c FosErd rates 49,
g. ~ seElai FaE :. $50 s. 80. for sixtg aa9s
a. - % scos. Tor demand.
ts8xcramelts elased steady currency. IS. h
no. extended - registered. fKA@ bid a.
soupeas il4ls b q P4el1c railway bsads closed
ss ialises. liol hFsts. ltk 54a. sinking
fu-ss. va Gelirsls lot's b q
ias sJoes marSet as larry active this
NON * Win pres HEu. The Brinei al
IAsi - aas "a NfH Eugi4a1, Lead trusts.
y sslsrl & aion. Union Paeiac. Er 0. Burhnk-
IA. -. PaQl. baltiltlar@ OHIO aud ar1rrn
kacite preisrrea- The speculative aLso. bed
H.orE 41Ls4E.o1- Under ftreaf ca. prices q
Aeon acre % : per ceat higher that The
closlaE nz1lsa 81 tuesday. DdFiug The at
RAJ ~ the lAs u 4dils Hls = little moFr Act
lta There - - 4sid fa1ie seiilaE OF soao
~ tie 81 - To- ne p4rFo3e OF rraifi5s~ tar
trust ,ttcA 3 were not - stFoug and Closed a
~ ga sriss .es.- AZ ; prices Ia nlosl Les
Aes ferk aad ga kagaad we're as' seaA
GA tas 9fnsr haad the Branse ald " ~atefa
JDioA NcFe strong ana re rdea scarf Al
sencrs- Most "a the oasing orders Ia ssiefh
Union ~as executed ~ c. mai ssion hOAsr>.
ogt sere believed % be Tor tae aecoaaI ~ u
~ SIS and l1sders. IL s1s IN a-At these
pI E2ses were based o. a klosisdSe IA re-
safd 20 - taken at the staeAh04d - Mre1ins
90 - acid GA October - when spec nc an
Roeneemeas a regard 10 ne storA dls'sS AZ a.
aHd stbseri Dtl0a flg1ts vs. pc naae. Tue
csasi0g prices were irrrs4i@fly changed. oas
many % the dsG closed higher. Total sales.
~ t.4lA .fttFea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

he following are correct quotations:
Sagar-tut loaf. SIC; cubes. she; powdered.
51ar. granulated. Sc: confectionery. A. sc
extra Is. afsc Der ewt; yellow Z. TO &c; corn
syrup. = &C.
NOia,ses-LOw grades L9cDc; medium. 20
ZSc fancy. 3OG.Ec.
Packsss colfees. s2i.30; Java. green. 25l1ae
Zlsses Mocha. green. z = oc. MarlcaIDo. $50
zie; san f0s. i7sS-li.e; Rio. ls,S-Oi4c.
NeN Michigan cheese. l051Gl2.ac; roller
oats. barrels. $3.50; salt. saginaw barrels. s5c.
Lard-lteTce bas s-Compound. 61ac; pure.
&c
Meat-iIams. 1i9li@z ceuts; picnic ham, :
% see. bacon. 10 10 lie; dried beet. "a 20 sl.c
short cut pork. slA50 Dbl: clear back. sll.5J
bbis ness. sli9ll.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14
Fruits. Vegetables and Seeds.

The market Is we'll supplied with staples
although not overlooked. Inc demand was
good and prices maintained their former
position. Inc prices follow:
New potatoes So Per boi; cucumbers. lOc
per toz. buffer lo92Oc. eggs. pc; cabbages.
Jettfc per dO1, Onions $40 per Dbl lemons.
a. and Ao. So ssd5i; orange. SAt0SI.OJ;
reaches, SmOckS. si.1QG20hi sweet potatoes.
80. California spricots, I5c Der dck; ban
auts. 81 io6sL.fD per baucn. hand-pt KIDD me
GiuG, beans. s2-ne82.l0 per ga. clover seed.
p'-dium. sI.fDl.Ea, mammoth. sl.1a per bu
timothy -e+i. .ZftssllU. mtiet. sl.E' u 81. -
PEE pa; Tomatoes. . 10 sec; green corn. 10 10
lie. sweet pnfafaes 500 per hbi.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CsIcsao UsIos STOCK YARDs. Oct. 3.-
There Nas a good demand Tor cattle and the
tone II the market was lee dedly nrm.
Cattle Receipts. i7.oOi, common TO extra
steers. 800 TO $3.50; stockers and feeders sl.50
G. q -; cows. 10 30 SIS
HOgs-keceipts. 1900; heavy. Gl085.a5 I;
naked and med um. so.lOe55J. light. Stoe
6.fL
Sheep-Reeeipts, ZOO; common TO choice.
ESQ., . 10, lambs. So 10 so.o5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14
Detroit Gram.

DErsofr. Oct. B-wheat closed. No. red.
cash. Tr.c; December. 1915. May. s21ac;
No. white. cash. 1910.
Corn No. cash. f4l1c.
CASINO, leash 33c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

water white OIL if0. csc; heaiiizht. isoe
=; water white. Old test. leo. SC. Eeeeae.
fts.' o. ilt- SIC.
leqAarired stove sssoli1e. - t.c.
Deodarigef naphtHa. 49, 50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14
GEO. VI. EDISON,

fhnnf i-l4 D Ilns'-st-. kG9n \
pr -4IE
{ aroera fonse ~ efsy ferns iu ccct f-ea-
fieH; $50 haNses 81 A. Fsrfs ~ TIE sitv sn5
vacant fefs ~ aarKss Ia go farms fer
- > r trade aisa iaad ~ fsff1rn -
p 8 HsA store m god ecstlaa for sis
ger wnTth
raeF e. to>n
ire iasaraace srittea AZ 90 rstes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

Fer the OHIO Peoples tenth annual ex-
cursion from al points on kslsrlszoo
DIVISION - Cleveland. q, October n.
iSe2.
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DETROIT,


LANSING MORT rEhN g. g.
GOING T. BETkoTT
Nv. 2 ID II. - o. All . q m a. 2 m ~ MN
Ar II - an c x n 40 q s7Ms al
kETt kNING fk0M BETROTf.
Lv. DEL e.. 50 ans &pm bl5 nm .IIopm
Ar q u u 3 pm - - m i0 - pr . lakra
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST lOUIR
Lv. r. n am pn AZ. 1, Ri g. am % a. "a
lowkI ~ Lovri1 Ess-lees A. n
~. tsrAnq hsffGs.---- Tooa 3 2 mhG pm
AT. from Lowell ...-..... 1913 ~ tXpn
THROUGH CAR FFHNICE
Psrlor Carr on al day trains between Grauc
hhblos snd Detroit. wagner sieepers %
biEht trains psrlor ca &c fsginsw on nora
iEg train.
EVER fsy. Other trains veet esvs oalt
Sty. Bth4 ' n. Gen. Passf Ast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

Very Desirable Ase4rt Lots For sale in PEN
avs Aadifi0u-
Farmers Addition. olbrffs Adtition.
Dexter Fraction ana 4 Ulhcr AGestonS
CITY ane Suburban AcreAsc Ter S2ls
y acres on Madison avenue = acres % Bur
Ton avenue. A. acres cn EasI street
Si1 taas Farms Near the City
The HOLDkN RIAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
-. Sc and = AonFOe-st-. v lddlc0mt Bldg.
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TRAIN TIME TABLES.
CHICAGO sFPrm.isoi
AND wssr wIolnoAS Tr


GOING 10 CHICAGO.
Lv. GRID RAPlDs.-s:so an les pm 81 .sspn
Ar CHlCAuO.-....-...-ssSp n 6-s5 pm . sa6Am
hhft kNING FkOti tHICAso.
Lv. CHICAGO - 90 an ? . pm 81 .lsain
AT. 0hD hAPlDs-S.ao pm lOss5 pm 'esl0sfs
BENTON nsRBoR. 81. goE 40 asaaS.rafss
~. a. SIS am lis pm 'uis5 ap
Al. u r. 't;lo am s:55 pB Hs3s on
80 ANn rios NrsENeo~
". g. --- $50 am % pm ts3s pm Go pm
AZ " n ----i"'$S an ..--..----- eit pm SO pn
TRAfIKsK CITY. NkNisTEF FtrosEsY
Nv. Graad kGIids. 80 ara s.g nm
Ar. lr-Versr CITY - Iz.E nm lO.8t I'm
q. nh.t e. OK -.- 1888. a.9f pp -....- ....-.
Al Msanlstee - l9.n nm fesas mn
arrive from fetoskey 1870 pm from Ira
verse city j. ga am. 500 nm
lHkpT6H = sfKFfCE
Nsener Parlor Cars Leave Grand RAPIDS
- pm. leave Chicago 3 s2i pm
Magher sieepers-LeSve sirand Rapids
'iiiSo pm. leave Chicago I'll IS pm. iears
Grand Rapids IS pm. leave Indianapolis
via BIG -Four 90 pm
ee casa Car a. Ma isiee Sax pm
Every dty. Except saturday. other
frsa week GAYS only
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14
h. J. DeGOLIA,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms s and 9 Tower Block

FOR SALB
Two houses and lots on Eas. Bridge street.
one on South Lafayette street with all mod
ern improvements. furnace. gas. city water.
sewer connections. etc,
Two houses and lots on Wealthy avenue.
Two houses and lots on Fifth avenue near
College.
House and 10: on Ashland avenue new.
large lot. This property Is owned by nOn-rcsi-
dent and will be sold ri a sacrifice.
House and lot on Cutler avenue.
One on 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.
j have numerous other houses and large list
Of vacant lots In all parts Of the city.
FARMS.
south. with large modern house; nne barns;
farm Is all improved. good orchard of 500 ap-
pies. 400 peaches. 500 pldms. 20 standard pears
cherries and other small fruits; SOIL clay loan;
would take city property n exchange.
Also % acres In township OF Bovine; good
buildings: good orchard; three acres of beech
and maple timber. balance cleared soil cay
loan.
Also 50 acres near Rockford; good buildings
change for city property.
have a number of fruit farms on lake shore
I'm all sizes from 10 TO 50 acres.
S0NEY TO loan on good real estate security
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

BUSINESS L0CATI0N--0a Wealthy avenue.
~ west. of east street. Corner lOt S30U.
Have residence property on the sane sgre-t
taai nets llS Oh $500. the pur base price. 81
reAfs rooms down stairs on Wealthy avenue.
s. rents rooms up stairs on f:ith avenue,
Hous@ in NiRsor addltron sLe1; will take
monthly payments. J. N. Palmer. Al and A..
The I'll bert
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL

fbhlE. ~ Others daily efceDi tnncsr
JskiuG eject sunday, Jnnt H. ls9k
efgins cars on lscitc ard Atlantic IN
jnf Detroit - m. returning iesre netroft
ct a. fn. arTffinR ~ Grsnn tsusfe 81 q q
m biresi eonnecfions msds ~ J,rtreit via
o. threugh trains east
Tickets on sac - Union Iictet orcs 81
Monroe st~srf. arc at uinn cepH
Frec ~ frigfs eeni Akt-. - xon~rea
o. V. HurRles .. ana 4 Ast.. Chie2xs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

S0NEY to loan on good real estate security
II. J. nrSOLIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

E'0R SALE-Tasty room house with city
l. and cstern water 1900 or on monthly
payments Of $l5. room house 500 or So per
month. room house near corner Madison
avenue and Pleasant street with furnace and
complete plumbing s3.501or So per month.
ii room stone house on an east front. corner
lot on Madison avenue. $3.50 or SIS per month.
Vacant lots al prices and money TO build.
c. W. Tufts. 80 Ottawa street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14
n. W. N0RTHROP,
OVER NATIONAL CITY BANK.

FOR RENT
large fine modern house. with barn. on
South Union street. near Cherry TT -
new cottage on ileaTy street ID. 40
house IN West Bridge sire {. with mod
ern improvemer - ana large barn ...-... r -
\ Of house go. IS JeTsrsou avenue. .....-- 90
FOR SALE.
house. No. fol South Jnion street. vita
M q ern improvements aid 1arn ...- 81 50
houses on Harlan street. near MAdlson
avenue. convenient % street ears. l.55e 10
J hoHse on South atom stree. Hifh barr 1881
] house No - Ncrih Ionia s-re - its1
housa. Nc. rs jefferson avenue lsa8
hanses en- last ulfoa street. $ - 20
lhouses on Wt.i Sias. n=ar ieonarf
street sea 20
4 SO others AZ direreat prices. Ys-snt lot.
fsr SAFE, uonty fern shed r. huiia Payments
monrhly CT efhefwise. 20 sat rure hsssf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14
HERALD DES|RELETS
The cost is insignificant
compared with results
ggaL ESTATE cIrr.

~EE aE. WRITE SIC. ASK NE about the
- HlodvIa houses i bgllC Is order l. =
Prov Il. room Loyelt block. opposite sweet
hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-14

EOR SALE-Lot on Paris avenue. $780, cor
ner lot on Duatoa's add take good horse
and buggy IS part payment, some lots on Dr.
vision street at bargain; part OF house on
corner of Lafayette and Wealthy avenue. IS;
and upstairs. corner OF Fifth and Central
avenues At &c. j. VI. Palmer. lawyer. 81 and
- The Gilbert.