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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12

Real Estate AuctoucerA
NyRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
Il FRAME DWELLING (TEN ROOMsl, WITH
LOT FRONTING "a FEET, ON bAlNbklDGE
STREET BETWEEN POCAhONIAs AND
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
IN THE CITY OF MANC HEST KR.-By virtue OF
q deed OF trust dated October "a, 1890, recorded
in the Hastings. Court OF Manchester, Deed
Book 12, page 200, and At request OF beneficiary
default having been made In payment OF debt
secured, We viii sell By public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JASrARy ID, 1902,
at AZ o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described
in said deed as "an that lot OF land. with I'M
provements thereon. lying and being In the city
Of Manchester, on northern line OF cambridge
street between Pocahontas and Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, and bounded ~ follows:
Commencing az point distant nom the north
esst line OF the Richmond and Petersburg raii-
road $50 feet, thence fronting along the north
ern line Of said Balnbrdgc street "a feet, thence
back between parallel lines ITO feet 70 an alley
10 feet wide In common"
TEBns: Whilst the deed requires cash a. to
debt duo and expenses Of sale. more liberal
terms may be announced at hour Of sale.
JULIUS STRAUSS,
W. ,. WEsTwOOD.
r b. CHAFFIN,
r. B. cHAyyn = Co. Auctioneers. al
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-09-09
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.

strong armed miner stood ready
with big AK, sharp rs razor,
ready to sever the taut hempen
rope at the word Of command -
the rope by which the cage hung.
suspended over shaft 1000 feet
in perpendicular depth. : A blow
with the ak would launch the two
men into eternity in case Of the
safety failing to work would
not have stood upon that cage for
all the mines ON the Comstock
lode. To risk two lives in making
the experiment, when the weight
in ore would have answered
every purpose, seemed to me rather
foolhardy. The men paled little
when asked Are you readyi"
However, Col Curtis answered
without a tremor: "All ready
strikeW Swish! went the AK, sever
ing the rope at the first blow.
Moving forward-we had stepped
back to be out OF the way OF the
sweep OF the ax-we saw to our
great Joy the upturned faces of the
colonel and his venturesome COM
panion but little way below the
crown of the shaft Luckily the
safety had worked.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-09-09
g cost $140, 200, 900, 900.
WANTED-A GOLD NINE.

WANTED-A GOLD MINE.
Denver Mining Industry.
An eastern subscriber and friend
writes us as follows:
We have been talking it over,
and have decided that If you can
find us gold mine, worth from
$4,000 to $50, 900, which you eau
recommend. we will take it,
II any OF our miner readers have
slch a property, which will bear
investigation, we believe they can
find a purchaser here.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-09-09

A French statistician has cal
culated that during the 80 centur-
les which have elapsed since the
beginning of Asiatic and European
history, 100000 men have been
killed during the wars, and il their
skeletons should climb one upon
the other, the ladder would reach
the moon, coil around that body
and mount into infinite space four
times as high again The heads
Of these men side by side, would
reach six times, around the world.
Each man slain in war costs about
$1,000. Eighteen million cubic
metres of human blood have been
so shed. That quantity OF blood
weighs 1s,5O0,0OO,00O Kilograms.
The wars of the last hundred years
have cost $14O,OO00OO, 900.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-09-09

coils. Those SIX men were obliged
to do some lively dancing IN very
small space in order to keep on TOP
of the big rope As one Of them
said; 1T was tread water or die, 2
And they did tread water" until
all were reeking with perspiration
and nearly exhausted before their
situation WAS discovered; ALL too,
feared each moment that the cage
would be forced through the tight
place by their weight and the
rapidly accumulating pile of cable.
The cage was stuck midway be-
tween two stations IN closely
lined compartment of the shaft.
The men were 80 frightened and
80 much exhausted that they
would not listen to the proposed
hoisting up of the cable. That
would have obliged them to again
"tread water" in order to keep
clear of the coils. The party were
finally rescued, after being on the
cage over two hours, by men who
descended the pump shaft and
with axes and saws cut through
the compartment partitions and
opened way out to the ladders
alongside the pump column. All
got out without scratch, but
they acknowledged that they
found their two hours experience
'confoundedly wearing"
THE FIRST SAFETY CAGE.
In the early days of mining on
the Comstock, the dangers to be
encountered in shafts were more
dreaded than any in the lower
levels of the mines. Then, when
a cable parted it was almost GER
tain death to all who were on the
cage; also accidents to brakes often
permitted cage to run down to
the bottom of shafts with fatal
results to those aboard. The
adoption of safety cages has save
many lives in the Comstock mines,
and they are now everywhere in
use. There are fatal accidents
sven with safety cages, MS OCCASION
ally, for some incomprehensible
safety apparatus fails to
work; yet the safeties have pre-
vented many serious accidents,
md have undoubtedly saved many
ives that without them would have
,een sacrificed.
The first safety apparatus used
IN the Comstock was placed on
,age at the Savage shaft while Col.
J. T. Curtis Was superintendent
Il the mine Col. Curtis had un-
bounded faith IN the efficacy of
he apparatus, even before it was
ested in the shaft. The test he
nade was proof of this, rs by it he
isked his life.
At his invitation | was present
,hen Col. Curtis made the test
,hich was to show his confidence
D the apparatus. The cage was |
ttached to the steel wire cable by
leans of a strong hempen rope, v
hich was to be cut at a gwen
gnal. The colonel and gentle a
ian present, who probably desired y
, test his nerve, then got upon y
le cage and the pair we're lowered
ito the mouth OF the shaft until
leir heads were foot or two !,
Glow the level of the floor. A Fl
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-09-09

Judge Dillon has been one OF
the fortunate lawyers, who, within
the past dozen years, have sought
practice at the New York bar. He
made up his mind while serving
as United States Judge that while
$4,000 a year was a pretty good
salary, he ought to be earning
more. So, with nothing but pro-
fessorship in the Columbia law
school, and the promise Of a re-
tainer from Jay Gould to rely upon,
he made the plunge, as he once
said, and opened an Office in New
York. Speaking of his experience,
Judge Dillon said that be thought
he might earn SIS, 900 year, when
he figured up his books, he found
that lis income had been $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
FIGURES OF TRADE

NkE Iosk Dee Money iaaavd sfria-
ke1t toF a sans today. especially dariaz tne
s.nrlaaz aear-- hlgss rsa.rd ali lhe NJ
ir4sa 10 IS PEI eeaI
E>f1alxa ritaed lower posted rates. fs53z
- - astisai rates, 80. Tor SAY days aaa
A. for 1sMallA
tiss rlnlsE 6. cissed quiet bgt ss<ziys ear
rearf -. 20 ba - eot.p3u. II bids 81 ten led
- rez stsr1d ~ bid Pzside railroad 1onds
c.0ss.i- liau a.sts ti-4. I'D shaking funds.
~ 1la t-Atrals tt51 1la.
tsos- Va e. pSetol lively market al tas
o. e4I4l o. tle atacS exchange fuas5 srfr .
APPOINTED I1e msrkel 9peled eo.a g4fstfse ;
quiet. Deaia-s we're c011sr4 % eoMEa "a
sifei5 tt~ s-4Fcs 11ri8s tho giofliAS hours.
Aotau -. AeAiing taiease as. salaky. y est
era ahsa and 81 tsai- ia lax va e.asis-
eftolE hallnrTs4 ana teeli4ed Sharply 81
en- tulal f1 HalsAf wee tie stEous fra-
tLrFs. & as .earle4 r4riy tl4s a haif mil
hp4 1aa 1oen ordered . August belmont %
- 81 i. .gFe by LsmeTro&s steamer. Ia tao
afternoon the nblrfary situation rasrt nat
sefs u1feFaliy The execution OF several
steFiln. laass and the iea1la[ II the proceeds
caused : lnat-gil easiue ~ the rates .9f ca l
loans Nalsky UAs tAe srar1Fe. adF4ncihs On
Amos eFr3g transaction 3a1 ciesiAz 81 al
aasalce Tor LAe t1y OF - per ceat. thaea o
gas closed per cent ai4hsr- totton o..
eomn9a 8ed Per ce1t al@ner; st-f Ia &
exchange Hks NsA2- lnr i1Fcisa Danks
stated today t1al 40 gold would o. 81 Pea
SATURDAY sales " stock Tor t4r daS amount
81 % lil.s-- sI2rrs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
Ch.cago Gan.

Ga4CAGo. Dec. a.-Iherc MAS less action IN
wheat fnaa On previous DAYS After deciihc
OF -. during tue -zrly trading The 1larAet raj
ueL com MAS exceedingly weak aud us de-
clias h -iaed 10 depfess wheat Clos AZ prices
Acre IL i0WcF. uAts we're seaA "a - uii Ably
81 ~ tae stner pts aRd closed DC lower
NeL prod lets we're weak on lIc- selling FORK
dee. ma u 10 ae. lard : 10 lie aud ribs DC.
Closing prices -
To- jelly. Ittsc- -
corn -Deeem5er. 4ei January. ace; May
- -. JAY ~. -
Nars-MtY. 81. 2c
Porx-Dseem5er. g4As January. slo-52
81 81. si3.so.
Lara-Decem 0er, slo.00, Jan aAry. sl9.05; May.
So
short RIOS = December. ss.eei January,
5 9-. Nay. 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
PROBATE oRDER-state of Michigan. coun

pR0BATE ORDER-State of Michigan. coun-
" OF Kent, IS: At IA session OF the Probate
Court for said county OF Kent. held at the Pro
bate office. in the city OF Grand Rapids. on tae
10Th day Of December. in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety-two.
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
Ia the matter of the estate of
WILLIAM TENNIS. deceased.
On reading an fling the petition. duly vert
flea. OF William r. U'Leary. admins traitor Of
said estate praying this court for license aad
aEthcr ty 10 sell the real estate OF said estate
therein described for the reasons and purposes
therein set firth.
10 IS ordered. that Friday, the 9Th day Of
January. lsa}, at ten o'clock In tde forenoon
at said Probate Office. be appointed for hear
ing said petition and thar the heirs at law Of
said deceased aud all be sons Interested in
said estate appear before said court. NJ sad
time and place TO show cause why license
should not b. granted O sail administrator to
SO real estate as prayed for In said petition.
And Il is further ordered. that q co3y of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious q SAID day OF hearing. in the Grand Rap
IDS Herald a daily newspaper printed aud
circulating I'm said county OF Kent.
CT RUS e. PERKINS.
"a true copvl Judge OF Probate.
ADoLFH b. MAsoN. Register. we'd dec .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21

PROBATE OBDER-State OF Michigan. coun-
~ Of Kent ss.-At "A session of the Probate
court for the said county Of Kent. held at the
Probate Office In the city of Grand Raplds on
7th day Of December. in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety two.
Prescnt-CyrgS L. Perkins Judge Of Probate
In the matter Of the estate OF
FRANZ hAISER deceased.
Elizabeth Kaiser having Med In this court
her petition praying this c0urs 10 adiudicaie
and efef nine who werc AZ the date OF lis
death ard are BE- The lawful heirs Of said
deceased and EMIT "a ~ law 10 inner { the
reti estate II said dec aset there described.
tits ordered, that Wednesday. the fourth day
of jaime ", lS3f AZ ten o'clock In the forenoon.
- said Probate Office. be appointed for hear
ing said pet ton.
And it IL further ord cred That a copy ~ this
order he published thee successive weeks pre-
vious 70 said dav ~ hearing. IN the Grand
karids Herald. tailF new spaper printed and
circulating In said county ~ Kent
CYRUS +. PERKINS
a true ropyl Judge OF Probate.
ADoLrH x. Mason. Register. we'd oct D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
Farm Proauc,s-F.rs, Hands.

Eggs z29s; butter. % to &c; potatoes. 81
% zoe. beans. haud-plckrt. sL.oO TO l.i5;
honey. Il. srt5c; curly .ettacc. l9c per 10; head
lettuce. sc; parsley. sc doz lunches; tlrnips.
= 70 zc Du; caOtaEes. IS % soc tOzi beets. SIC
bui rutts bagas. -5ess0c bu; apples. 90 To C
hu. carrots. - 10 suc. celery. il 10 2Dc dSz /;
ssluasa. &c. pumpkins. sc 90 LIS Goz; spin
aeh. l1c ou; vegetable oysters. . To Sc doZ
tunehes; caEiifONers. slGl.5J dOz; parsnips.
20 - &C per bgsiel.
Wheat. Old and new. 6Sc; corn. A.; oats. j.;
rye. a.. otriev. si.lt; bunch ontcns. &c doz.
Flour aha Fe-d-Ii Waite. p; patent $50
prr rHt. buck wheat four. SIC per cwt: corn
meal sett9 pcTto feet $3.50 per ton; mid
dlinEs. s.H per lon, bran. sii per ton; ships.
81 per tons scrre1in-s. >it per ton.
W0Ol-N tshcs. $40. uawashrd. lgss-0c.
Hay Cover. Seel0c; timothy. iOsllc.
Beet i-s6c; pork "a eslc; fresh PORK loiDs.
Nes $.c. mutton. 6sso &c; spring lamb. 20 nc;
fowls. s.; ducks. liz &c; turkeys. Ia elSc /;
GEESE. At9i2ci spring chicken. seiOc; veal. 20
1e. yenison. - sc: bear meat. &pllc; butter
ice. dairy = q i51e; creamery butter. i7SZlc;
quail. $50 dOr.
HIDES aui fNliow-ttresr. 2i<ga5is: steers.
over ~ los. s.. cured hitieS. Sz9tlSc, calf
skins. Ercea. 5e' call skirs. cured. csc tai
low. roasi.. lssc. feniered. SIC; pelts. 4 5I5c
shear AS. = g3Ac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
Groc-r,-s AID Provisions.

sugar-CEr loaf. &c; cubes. 5l1e: powdered.
Sac. granulafed. 400; confectionery, A. 81 /;
extrs. i. 8.55 per cwt; yellow c. 4 10 fsc; corn
syrup. -tt-sc.
Molasses Low grades. l5ss29c; medium. 70
De; faEcy. sg3Oc.
Paekaze eorres. $3.50; Java green. 25fo
z9iac; Mocha green. - SDc; Maricaioo. lJee
,z,s; san Pos. l. 91l.lc: Rio. l>e2 sse.
New Michigan cheese. Bsagl2i3ci rolled
oats barrels. s.i5; salt. saginaw. barrels. sc.
iard-llerce basls-Compount. Sc; pure.
l0i ~
Meat-iiams. IL sasi2c; picnic BAN. s4sl7c;
bacon. llGl33ac; dried beef. 11aGst1c; short
cuI PORK. slo..0 Dol; clear back. sII.50 ooI.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21

Crlckao Us.ax Sf0ck fAsgs. Dec. D.
caft.e-Recei pts 5s5oGs strong, 70 loo higher;
coGln4ou 20 extra dressed beef Sni saippln.
stecrs S'.l1aUgi stoeSrfs AID feeders. ,l.la
% -i3f poor 20 choie9 cows ei.l3 70 40
cows ald bulls sl--eG ~.
Receipts sz0O9. strons; SC highsr
he4VY e-HaE-ss5f mixed ald medium > -
o. ~ Iishl g. Co.,.
sheep Receipts o.uu5 strong ID 70 l5c
gher. peer 90 choice. Sa.ocas -; lambs. 3.s5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
Frul,s. Vege,ab.es and Seeds.

tabbageS. 0GIOc per dog; onions. $50 per
hbls lemons. 40 and so. &.s0.&t.0O; oranges.
s1I5@s - s9 ecI DO stOrs. stSaet-50; Califor-
MIA apricOls lsc per dor, bananas. sL-50120J
per bunch: c over. mrdtum. S7.ooGI.25; NAM
moth. s7.2' go per bu, timothy seed. GD%
10, milllet. sil5dSi2 . per bu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21

TIE annual meeting 81 tie stock holders ~
fhA a 4 ( com Maze Company fer ths -
ton ef dlrecfars sad the transaction O. sueh
1fher business ~ rray rro9friy come D. ore
re r1erfinz. 81 :. held - Tues s. Eecs-n-
81 Fifth aaa Serart streets Era1d Rsuiss
Nfsh. r L WIpbEcoAB. Sgcy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21

Dxrnorr. Dec. G--Wheat. No. red, cash.
II H. May. -Ut Ne. while, cash. Was.
Corn No 2 cash. &c
oats-N0.Z. cash. lhtae-
Rye q o.. = ash. re
clover >ced-Plime, $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO VACATE
~ ALLEl-Notice is hereby given that a
petition has this day been filed by the under
signed in the circuit court for the county Of
Kent. state Of Michigan and IL now pending
10 said court for the purpose Of altering H. II.
Carpenters addition to the city of Grand
Rapids. IN said county of Kent. by yac3ting "a
lies between lots one ID and two (2l aud lot
thirteen I'D. all in block one CD of said addi-
ton. plot OF said IL. Il. Carpenters addition
Deeds of said county OF Kent That II Is pro
posed to make SAID alteration and vecate said
part Of said alley under and by virtue of the
tho provisions of chapter p OF the Compiled
Laws of the State OF Michigan AMI the amend
ments thereto. That the matter OF said petit
ton will be called up for hearing before said
court. at the court house. in the city of Grand
Rapids. on Monday. the eta day of January
A. d. lo93. at N O'Clock in the forenoon.
Dated Dec. 3. 1892 ESTHER CARPENTEs.
JOIN L. MILLER. Attorney for Petitioner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21

Water white oil. lilo. o.. headlight. 100.
sc, wft.r white. OIL test. loo. ~; Eoeene.
lH 81 i8 vi.
ps,do-ized stove -asol ne So sc.
uescorixed nlpthA. o3-. t59c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given that the ce-partner-
ship heretofore existing under the firm name
of C. III. Peiton & Co is this day dissolved.
and that ali obligations owing by said firm will
be DISCHARGED by Charles Il. Pelton. and all
debts owing said nrm shall be paid ID said
Charles II. Pelton, who Is authorized to give
full acquittance for the same.
Dated December IL. lS2.
CHARLES II. PEIToy.
..GusTAyE A. CHRIST.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21

Wire sails. sl-g6 rates. 1t ei cut. 81 80 rates;
glass. 5e. hui alag PAPER. 81 u s. pes roll,
wat'r p-eof. 81 per rei-
Aum -Nr-aT piece sfni-Ne. hcInlock.
~ % Hd c'udig- T. feet lengths. 81; add "a
prI ~ erf frr eferr additional two iest; No.
nenisfa. Il 20 iGc. Hding IN feet ~;
every sdaIfalN frn ,set sis No. Z pine slf
Ye seer edd .i or VERY additional Two
fet. 0t. trrs3 So. toOriug. wnits pine.
s- 80. fooriur. white Pine. sii' 70. foor-
lnf. sh g. rine. flts NO. 1. mHpic. sos No-
cell Us. SD. 80. T. e.iar. e. si-. No. cell
if-. =. s1 $50. crH.nE- =. sia' NJ. ! siding.
A. SIS. SEQ 2 sa ~ =. si+t SO. g. siding 60;
no siiiig No. r. sldiug. 81 Finish
inl nefsri no. 6. mm0n boards. 30. o. >
rrfnenu Boards. slis No. common boards.
sft t rr shirE So. SainEies-Star. ia
p cies ri-ar. per thousand star 4 star. ID
isrhes ear. 2 er Thousand; No. q Eve
inch riraF hut - Der thousand. soand burt
EI.ia per thousa8d. rril shingles. 81 per thou
snad lat8- Sc. I WAT pine. q, No. white
ff1e. e.. sea-; 81 rpaag cells. siE' MIL euis. -.
81 PinES Of Ins HrHAiO,s big g
ard neatly wrapped for ) cents each.
Uuv one % send 20 vonr friends; a. the
Office No. Is Pearl street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
One house. No. Is Harlan street. near Madison
avenue sRd street cars. 5000.
houses on Hsrlss street near Madison
avenue ana street czrs.-....--.-.....-... s1 81
house viih barn on South Union street. I.7Se
houses On last Fulton street $50 100
houses on Sc street. near Leonard
street .....--..-...-. ... 20
] new house on Henry street ..........-. 100
Also several others rom $50 up.
Vacant lots on aion. Henry Easi. Fulton.
Fuger. Lincoln. Powers. West. Woraen Foun-
tsla and Lyon streets and Fiffh sna Wsshiae
ton avenues No money required for TIE 1rsf
year ~ parties who tuiid. AS money FUR
hlshed 20 bGIid. Payments 70 suif purchasers
monthly 81 desired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21

WANIED-positions for experienced book
w keepers. assistant bookkeepers. clerks.
Office clerks. travelling sslesmen. steacgra-
pliers. cooks. dining-room girls. porter and
baggagemea ia hotel; also experienced book
eanyassers. Geo. ". Cole i son. Room 10 and
II, 70 Canal street, 3lStf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

81 TO SIS per day at home. selling Lightning
w Platter and plating lewelry, watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the finest OF jewely
silver or nickel. No experience. No capital.
Every house has goods needing plating. ID.
h. Delno. Columbus. o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
HERALD OES|RELETS
Are made a feature of this
paper. Try one.
REAL ESTATE CITY.


NoU give nae $50 casa and | Viii give soa =
deed Of = lot lexl-f feel ~ ia gooc Aous-
Of ave rooms l. > Prosin. LeXeti l.ock.
Cana street.
NOR SaLE-l39 Lisngston street. SZ.59e. 3
bargain. &o l.. Baege. AeS modern house.
szSs-s5N down and balance monthly pay
ments ~ Cnsrss. SD. - lake street. II ga
Double house n!on street. hear Fulton
street. rents s. price sl.5te- House and lot.
\. Prospect. si.6Ia. payments vacant lots. etc.
Call aud see u. Iufxie Bros, over Arcade
EoR SALINE s. Barnett street. room
house aud small barn. lot ocxls-. the old
fashioned size. ali Tor 81 .sto. ShsS- 4. Ner-
Ger. and 10 Midcicomo buildings phone ~
FOR sALE-i nave Two modern houses large
lots aud Oh the best part Of Wealthy ale
cue. Price 500 aud sS.5U. Charles r.
Mercer. 2 and 10 Middieomb building, paone
SIS.
no YOU UNDERSTAND lT2-Diyisson st.
~ is the backbone Of Grand Rapids l haye
enc lot for sale on South Division o.. IL must
be sold this week. Come and see me about
this. Willard x. Grifiths. no. c Canal street.
Aegf
EOR sALE-on payments OF $50 per month.
the Two most exQuisitcly beautiful stone
houses In the city. One Of granite the other
TWO lonia sandstone. East front on Mad son
avenue on the corner OF Pleasant street Plate
glass windows, towers. etc. 1 have other eie-
giant homes NJ $40. SIS. So. and $50 per month.
Also 100 vacant lots on easy terms. [. w.
Tufts. 20 Ottawa street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-21
HERALD DES|RELETS
The cost is insignificant
compared with results.
k0seY 70 LOAN.

no voc WANT NokEys-If - yoa VIII ana
u 10 soAF Aot&aE21s 20 see - BET ~ Dor
rowing
emske loans on heuseheia xsoas planes,
horses. y Axohs or personal preperts 81 sny
s.Ad at T1e loStst possible rates ana n ghe
cub kess fsosslule tine.
Our leazs are made without rue,aeify sna
the property 10 lief. IN sogr undivided pos
Ses,eo.
Leans can D. carried rs lons ss desired or
can be pale IN tCii. or Ia part aI Aay time 10
suit your convenience. And any pat paia 70
c1ees tie SosI 81 carrying The ozn.
II you owe = b@iAESe on fGfni{8Fe. plans or
Cfier property. ~s Sili pay II ap Tor you and
90. y Is iorg a. yea 1e1lrc.
We also make loans on tie building and
1oaa association Plan.
Our cniees are the most pleasant Ia tae city
anG sTe 50 ARRANGED that parties calling upon
as nas DC waited upon quickly AID eourte-
ouSis.
Remember that you have the use OF both the
property ara the incne5 AID can return tie
Moncv ~ any time.
GRAND hAPlDs MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room p Tower block.
Corner ~ N0prors Pa . md canal -
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SITUATIONS wAsrgD-PEsALE.
WhNTED-AGENTS

WAN1ED-situation by an experienced
nurse with references. Address III East
Bridge. S5s
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GRAND RIP IDS NATIONAL BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
CAPITAL AID SURPLUS, 100000

EDWIN L. UHI. President.
FREEMAN SoDf kfT. Nice-President
FRANK ~ DAVIS. Cashier.
JOHN l.. BENJAMIN. Asst Cashier.
This bank does a gsaer-i banking business.
snd respectfully soiiclts the accounts Of indi-
yiduas. banSs and corporations genera y.
Interest allowed on time cert hcstes OF &c
posit Travellers for any part Of the world may
TeTfect n Grey arTanger1ents ST this bank.
DIRECTORS.
Edwin +. nj. Freeman eoffrey.
knos Putnam. Ianiel n NaTeT@
Joseph Eeussmsn. Melvin Clark.
George n. Long. Wm. a.. Herpolsheimer.
Charles s. ha1Pitne. Charles shepard.
John E Peck. Sfas Z ocdfrey.
Sauuei sears
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" ANTED-An American girl 10 take care
W of child, years old and 10 assist in
llsht hogse&oIk. good wages TO the right girl.
Enquire at 60 Cherry street. Si5tf
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WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS. ETC.


FURNISHED with the neatest chairs and
clsanest tables. at regular rates. by Rad
cliff i Holt of Ill s Div. st. Telephone 900. or
666 after business hours.
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