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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
LOCAL RRRVITIEs.

The steamer Norfolk was delayed severa
hours 10 her arrival here this morning from
Norfolk by heavy weather 10 the bay,
At the meeting OF Alexandria Couno
Royal Arcsnum, last night. three members
were Initiated.
An adjourned meeting OF the U. 8. Court
will be held here on Tuesday next, at which
esverai cases for violating the liquor Law;
| will be tried.
a nunbsr Of young men Of thte city arc
talking OF mlgresirgto the Islaud OF Norfolk
where, 1t il said, there are 522 women aNo
but 10 men.
The work CT impaneling jury in the case
OF Howard J. schnelde', charged With Jhe
murder If bis wife. was begun In W.ahilg.
ton yesterday.
Mrs. Amanda Hepburn, wife Of MIR. Geo.
Hepburn and daughter OF Mr.. Fe.dlaend
Knight, died at her home on Royal stree:
last night after short illness of meningitis
The police report last night as having beer
cloudy and cool with twelve dodgers but nc
prisoners at the station house. The Mayor
this morning had no cases before him for
| trial.
Marriage licenses were 'ssued In Wash
ington yesterday to John Caitsr and Lucy
james, both of Wei noreland county, ard
to Richard Mowney aud Roslna King, both
Of Alexandria ooun'y.
Thos Banks. colored, OF King George O.
b. was brought before q. s. Comm 'ssionsr
J. 8. Fowler yesterday by Special Deputy
o. 8. Marshals 81. A. D. Croker and J. F.
! Glover, charged with violation OF postal
laws. He was committed to jail for further
examination.
The remains of the late David A. Wind.
sor we're cremsted at the Loudoun Park
orematory, near Baltimore. yesterday even.
log, and this evening after the furnace cools
off the aBhes will be removed. placed In an
urn and cent to this city, when they will be
placed In the family vault In the cemetery
here.
In Chicago to-day wheat was strong and higher
the principal reason for the advance bsirg the
blizzard in thu northwest whtre there has been q
remsrkab.e drop in Tho temperature aimee yester.
day.
In the baltimore Conference Of the N. E. Church
in Baltimore to-day Rev. 81. z. Nsylor was up.
pointed presiding eldor Of Warrington district.
Tbs brewery Of the Virgins Brewing Co. at
Roanoke, Va, was badly damsgsd by fire yester.
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

II the gentleman whose lips pressed the
lady's snowy brow and then caught q sc.
we're cold had but used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. no DOCTORS bill would have basn
necessary,
Some genius proposes to introduce paper
shirls. Wearing paper shirts means bear
leg sheumst EN-. With Salvation OIL, how.
ever, paper shirts might still be success.
Price % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

PERSONAL The Richmond Times pays
Mrs. Z igar Weiiald. Of Alexandria is vir.
ting Mrs. jain @. Ba:ohelier on north
Twspty-third street.
Gen. Malone, who had slight attack Of
Illness whle attending Mr.. Windsor's faue.
raj yesterday, has entirelv recovered and
'"'S 'r"... .-es rstu.nsd to Washington.
Mr.. Loudon Campbs.l. engIneer ct The &c.
amtis engine, was presented yesterday
With another young fireman, who will b.
named Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
RvR I.ucas Auctioneer.

By B. T. Lucas, Auctioneef.
NTILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at the
wv Royal street front Of the Market Building on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1892,
at 10 o'clock M, the premises No. Ills King
street, % feet front by 100 feat in depth i'm
proved by VALUABLE TWO STORY RRICK
REsIDENoE. containing 10 Foomc, very desirs-
BILE for residence or boarding house. and centrally
cste1 10 railroad depots.
Terrs: One half cash, balance in two equal
payments of 6 and 10 months with interest, title
retained until all the purchase money is paid
Cost Of conveyancing to DO ps'd b5 purchaser
mas 4t Mrs ]. E. POWELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

HELM AND DYE.-The Court OF Appeals
yesterday fixed March 30,h as the day for
hearing areumer t. for new trial In thu
case of DE snd Htfip, c1nsiotad of the
murder OF the Hines family ia Farquier
oountV 1t % reported that the friends OF
Lse H.Ain are circulating petitions for COM
mnJsticu OF bis ssutsDcs to eighteen years
10 the pe1itentiaty, on the ground of lsck
OF mind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LQt|lTop,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Upholstery, Curtains, on d
Curtain Piece Goods.

Upholstery, Curtains, and
Curtain Piece Goods.
They were bought at the auction
sale of Messrs. Steiger & Co., of St.
Gall, Switzerland, held in New
York February lS. They are high
class things and such low prices
were never marked ON goods Of like
character. Sales all th;ss week.
90 4 tzz1z-Che7alzze Table Gov
epS,
in a large variety of colorings,
roc.
(Fourth floor. 18th st. building)
w.
New Styles In Souvenir
Spoons.
"Tea," "Orange," "After.Din-
ner," "Salt," &C., all genuine sterl-
ing silver. The styles are difficult
to describe. The prices range from
81 to 1886.
(First floor, 11sh-st. annex
-O:-
Mems Tine Underwear,
MEDIUM AND LIGHT.WEIGHT5. It
Includes the best qualities of Pare Silk
aud Woo, Silk and Isle, Pure Litlo and
Fine Balbriggan In plain and fancy colors.
For all but the pure silk we AK
90 ard Toe.
Per Carmen.
Regular prices, ST. 30 TO 81 90.
For the pure silk VIC ask
SO, 81 aud So
Per suit.
Regular price,, $40 $12, sna SIG.
First floor, first anne1)
Luncheon or Afte7'-Di7l7aer
Cloths.
ax2h FR1NaED DAAAsK LUNCH
EON CLOTHS, eolored.
So each.
Center table, I'd floor. 1Oth.st building.l
Report from Basement
SaleSr0on1.
Msjolica Pitchers, pint size (value 16cl,
Gas Torches aud Keys combined, fine.
" finished goods; brass, 6Oc, Nickel
Wax Tapers, Sc boz; for 25c.
Safety matches, &c box; 19c dozen.
Imported Satin Glass Bose Bowls in del
| icats shades.
basement 11th-lt building)
A.
~. GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEX
| ANDRIA.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
10th, 18th, and F Streets, NV.
WASHINGTON, D. O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

NOTICE.-All nom srs Of Potomac Lodge No.
IN 38, I. o. o. F., are requested to attend .
meeting on FRIDAY NIGHT. March 18th, at 2
o'clock. sarepts Lodge No. 46 cordially invited
to be present. Official visitation ana special de-
gree work. By ords. Of sae Lodge. Il
j. 3. CORSA, Noble Grand.
mart st y ss".NsBURY. Roc Sec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
Good Cooking

Is ore cf the chief blessings OF every
boue. To always insure gacd cus.s.da
paddings. sauces, etc. use S Saii Borden
Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk. Direc.
tons en- she lsHel. Sold by your grocer and
druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

kPPoINTMsNTs.-The Governor has sp.
pola:ed as sasmbe's 0! the board of visitors
70 nj. Vernon the following gortsmeu {:
TAYLOR Barry Of Amherst, ". w. Henry and
John Beii Bigger tfRlcbmond, L. @ Wash.
inGtoo of Washington, D. O., and K. Wal
ton Moore of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

To PREVENT GAMBLING The Mush.
bach q: t.gambling bill haslrg prohibited
letting, book-making and pool-sslllpg at
Jackson City. in Alexandria county. Soma.
tor Cofin, of Mary land, row follows suit by
introducing bill Ia the Senate Of that State
TO prevent gaming sad betting on races In
PrinceGecrge's county except atagrioultural
faire, which are limited to ltteen days, The
provisions Of the bill! ere very et.lot- ana a
ffonieHH oe't'hs % onse.bal games, cock
log mains aud elections. as we'll as on horse,
racing. The foe is 5000, half TO the inform.
sr, and mor tas In all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
local NEWS.
WEDNESDAYS RYsNINe. MARCH 9.

Fo- !hls section, generally fair till Thars-
IA, merniog; westerly FiGds. Tas condt-
u IONS for Thursday are uncertain, tut colder,
Az, ,,j- weather is indicated for Thursday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

a Healthy and Delicious Beverage.
Menisr Chocolate Learn t, make real
cup of Chocolate. Address "Menier, New
York" Free sampe with directions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

DIany Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds the
eystem aids digestion, removes excess of bile,
end cures malaria Get the genuine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
CITY COUNCIL.

The council last night completed the
,,ors for renting the American Goal wharf
=, $500 per annum to the Alexandria Chem.
90 and Fertij,z 81 Company, with an option
=, Inst company to buy The property at
sf 200 at any time withia three years; and
20 directed Some ATTEST paving and other
o.,ea. matters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

GOLD VIRGINIA BISCUIT"
Orders left a. g. VIM Ramsay's will receive at.
tentlon daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09

POUNDING PAsToR.-Pioneer L.dge Of
Coed Tsmplsrs, Of Falls Church. held its
regular nesting at i's hall last night, and.
after the initiation OF candidate. proceeded
to the new parsonage CT the Presby Ian
oburcA, In which the pastor, Raw. D. L.
Rethbun, and his family had just moved.
The members we're preceded by wagon,
full OF The necessarias of life, euoh as bar
rel OF -four, barrel Of apples. bsrie of pota-
toes. one hundred pounds Of eugar. &C.. SO.
Taese they lefG at tae parsonage ard, aiter
ay ecding half hour in aooal intercourse,
returned to the hall accompanied by large
Number CT the members ofths church, who.
hasing learned of tie intention of The Goo
Templars, had mt t at al earlier hour st the
parsonage bringing their contributions. A
epserdid programme was rendered WITH
Dr.. J. 8. Gould as chairman. This eurprise
donation wac given IS en- acknowledgment nj
Of the active interest taken By Rev D L.
Rathbun and his ilmiiy in the Lodge. Three
applications FOR membership we're received
at this meeting, with more to follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-09
MIR. Mushbsoh ooud sac no advantage t.,

MIR. Mushbsch could sac no advantage t,
be gained by pottponemeht the property
Yves fast going to ,uln and be did not think
it vas worth more than Sc. 500; 1t had been
pG5 up ut auction and no ore would bid ON
u; tho bsst evidence that Mr.. q mmetmsn
did not want the property was that he was
not present e. the meeting to see about It.
Altar further debate the motion to POSTPONE
wes defeated By vote of ayes 2 noes 10.
M. SnoYden then suggested that Ii be- en-.
grated il the report that the property
should be improved to the extent OF 30 many
Thousands OF dollars. This had been re-.
CURED Of Capt Bryant when he purchased
"a piece of property from the city.
Mr. Fishe. said be had been informed by
the members Of the company, In whom hs
had tne utmost confidence, that many thous.
and dollars would be speDt Ia improving thu
property, bnS did NIT want 1t sngraited In
tie report, as that would require the paper
ID De sent back to tbs A dsrmen, who might
defeat The mater or postpone action for q
long time.
Af.sr further debate the report Of the COM
mistee, leasing the property TO the fertilizer
company and giving item the cp.icn Of
buYisg 1t at Sc 500, was adopted.
Ordinances were passed for the paving Of
the sidewalks on Alfred street from Duke
to Wolfe aud for the construction of the tan
yard ditch sewer; eiso resolution directing
the laying of slde-Ws ks on north Columbus
street.
The report Of the City Surveyor relative
to the cost OF constructing sewer from Roys 81
ard Princess streets to tbs river was received
and referred to the committee on streets.
The estimated cost Was IS. 500 to the cor.
ner OF Falsfsx and Pendleton and S6,140 to
tae river.
O:her buslness YVES transacted wi hou! de.
bate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30
Farm produc,s-Fir,t Hounds.

Eggs. s2gZs: butter. 20 to &c; potatoes 90
90 Sc: beans harf-pieked. S.o9 to LIS;
honey. l5T. curly ettnce. loo rer 10; head let
tuce. les parsley. Sc dox buuches: turnips.
= 30 &c ogs csbbsses. 30 TO sc doz; beets. Is
% sc bn; rutfa bagss. sc bu; apples. 50 10 soc
bus carrots. - 90 Gc; celery. Is 10 .0c doz,
squash. &c pumpkins. sec to SIS dox; spin
acb. % 90 iEe bu. vegetable oysters Is to Sc;
d,z bunches; caulifowers. si8i.5y dox; grapes.
Nlaxaras 40 basket: Coucorcs. alb baskets.
LEI parSnips. 80 20 zoe per bushel; mini. 40c.
Wheat. old and new. &c; corn 4ic; oats. Csc I;
re. t6cs barley. sLf0.
Flour and Fecd-Liiy white. -; patent. $50
per ewt. bue<Nhcat -four, a. 10 per cwt; corn
meal. SIS per ton, feed. sls-5o to si9 per ton !;
middituks 80 per ton: bran. st per ton;
shlp p. 50 per tom screenings. 81 per ton.
wow ashed IL an. unwashed. loo DC.
Hay About Il loads of bay Of good quality
ws< marketed Prices are fair. There Is .
large supply and fair demand Clover. S TO .;
timothy - 20 -.
beet Save; pork. ti4a61zc; fresh pork
ioiRs. t&l0t.cs mutton. edtossc: spring lamb.
-4sc. fowls. Sc; dacks. iiss e. turkeys. l. To
u sc - ese. 10 10 lie; spring chicken. s8l0o;
vesi. ret7cs venlsea, sDi6c; bear meat. e9iic;
katherine. dairy Is 80 &c. creamery butter
Inc. f7stzlcs quail. tLlB doz.
HIDES and laliew--6reen. ~ 20 s'se; steers
over 20 ia. Sc. erred hides. - 70 &c: cali
skins xfecn. 50. calf skins cured. Sue; tai
low. rosxb f&cs rendered. Sac. peits. Ice "a
75c: s,feariinxx &c TO ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

CHANcERY sALE-In pursuance asd "
~ virtue Of decree Of the circuit court
for the county sf Kent. Ia chsaeefY.
made and entered on the eighth day 81 Jxn6-
AIRY. A. ID. l,Sx- Ia . certain cauee therein p&u1-
Ing wherein Carlton II. Mills is eoppiainnnt
aud Harry j. Dewey. Gertrude :. peUey and
James Dewey are defendants Notice .
he eby given that GA friday the 18TH day %
November. A. ID. 1892. az 10 clock ia the lore
noon OF shsd day. !. the sufocfibfT. one OF fko
circuit court fnisslonerx Ia snd Tor nn<1
county Of Kent. In the state Of Michigan eno1I
sell at pub &c AUG Ion 10 the hfghe<f bidder. Is
the front door OF The court house 81 sd c0on.
~ IN tie city Of Grand Rapids In sasa conn-.
~. a. those certain pieces OF parcels es 1on6
situated and being Ia the city Of srand Rap,1A
county Gf keht and state Of Michigan. and a.
scffbed NJ foiiows. via; Lots nun bercd ono
az. tWo ". three 80. nine ta). ten sihl. elevon
I'D. twelve dzi. Thirteen g3a fourteen fI(}:
fifteen tl6A sixteen TO-. seventeen III twenty
seven CD, twenty-eight izsl, tweaty-p.pe CO.
thirty (sul. thirty-ene GIL. fhffts-fuo 81.
thfrty-three as. fhirfy-sour Ca. tnirfy invo
t3sl. foriy-one I'D. ferty two ts2l. cighs9 .0so
go. eighty ak set.. eighty seven fs-) enc hua>
dred twenty Eve (Ifsl and enc hundred tvo3-
ty-six 1e6l I'm all twenty-eirht ioisl 81 q a.
Clements Boulevard addition to the c1ey q
WALTER II. HUGHES
Circuit Court Comm s>ionee-
kenf County. Aichignn.
eollcitor for Complainant.
Dated, orAn dRapids October <fh. AID. IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30
FIGURES OF TRADE

NV fosx. Sos. -3.--Aoaey Ca eall Isa1sd
- eaaaparstlssls easy rate tofAy. rang ~
fToa - 8 per cent The esossnx f1ts Vas D
per zeal sal he t1Ses1 a.
Exease<s e@ffs pasted rAtes go "a $ses
ssfnsi fzsss $50 fos slxI5 1zys sad 10 for
4rm4nd-
Governments steady currency. e. lN7ia
bid exto1ael >. Registered. liS.< bad !
Is. eo1yo4s ~ It'd fzel1c rsliw4y bonds
closed a. faIloss; taleA 1rsE's. lDl3x Did
an 2lag funds. la = aids enlrals los bid
iraalox On the steck exchange this morning
wzs setg aus. The sales .9r the Two hours 10
Aossn Ans united 10 oay ALL shares TINS
e4< total szs made 1p AZ most entirely u
TRANSACTIONS la kea1iag. assfern aiogs
r1-Ar Trust. toA0f ado e9al aud iF01. " hlsky
lsnss. hsasilax. ~stsFe UalaR ald sugar
Ifs-sf acre on the DesEesl spots 81 tas N ar
ket. tbs baying 81 heAllnz ~as due 90 the
tliG e1sSd set earnings stosu 81 the October
stAs t1enl- AID 20 ssflnaLe NJ ale es Insiders
that the earnings tor the rear woaid she~
~, 30 net s47plus tor The stoe<. after tAstAE
Hull ialcrest On the l1eDMoS In the iast no4r
t1c <a1rfs aud outside operators sold s-aesl
every s<oea On the tisi 90 reports that y se".-
tu <oia lad 1sea engaged f9r export AZ
matter Of fast 40 goia VAS takeh from ths
s4D Treasury loF say parposs- On tnls s~iun<
.ac m4rkrs ieeliuel SHARPLY toward ths ciesr-
xne eloaSls prices f0f tecks we're ABOUT the
lowest OF the day. The decline ranged from =
- per eesL The s.ies Tor the daS Amounted
- - IL s1sEcx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

If you want to know who
sells the most goods in our
line just watch our wagons
or look in our store.
The reason we have the
largest trade is because we
do as we agree.
We do not advertise
anything we can not do.
Our flour at soc a sack or
81 a hundred is as good as
any in the state.
In Teas we have as good
quality as any one can buy.
Our CSC and soc brands
will please the most ex-
acting.
In Coffees we defy COM
petition. We sell a good
one at I5c a poud. Equals
most of the 25c brands.
Try a sample.
| Kerosene Oil, water
white. &C per gallon, 10 gall
Ions for soc. Headlight,
&c per gallon. 10 gallons
for Coo.
| Good Boiling Beef, &C to
&C per pound.
Good Roast Beef, &c to
&c per pound.
| Good Round Steak Sc
per pound
| Good Shoulder Steak, &c
| per pound.
| Fair dealing is the motto
that has worked up and
keeps our immense trade.
| Call and see us at 81
Canal street
THE VAN EVERY co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

WhkEEAs, b. =. otonDe;i ala, - ~ -
!" das Of da!s. lstx. tn&ke his nnos lnf (<6o1
81 thiftsca Euacred aHd eeTeHxv--1Vo 1G1[
. sasa parable ninssy asSs sftsx go c.
collateral security Cor TIE ysynea6 p -
nots. tWe bonds ~ the chaflsna~ns
ssid bonds erlns Numbered ninety -sSsse t.
ana ninety -four CO. fc<geeiisels an6 No.
each 81 the face valur OF QUO thousand o.
i LAT 1850 ana os,ss yArt 81 . series e see
cue o. 10 Two hundred C0t 4pclcr18e n6I
tesrins date October ista. 3s& ana ooQpre6 ~
rm sss, . s,sss ~ s'e shsItsneess -
iraIehise 10th preseat snd fssrrs leeqiF91.
ss,a mcrtesss has,as tsen e1scatS1 ~
tisnsl Trust cemnAny. AZ trustee. Ter fke ~
o..S ~ said DoDas. And
Whereas. tue said u. ]. oUsuncu
agreement. give The holder fa'i rsSr -
authority 20 collect ~ ekpense 81 on1a n "
u Cenneh and 70 cell xAid bonds uamh1G61
81 the holder opfion. on the nes rerfornSSS5
OF ihe above premise eeatHiasc IN sst1 49,
Whereas. Said note ssd sale bonds =:
pieaged we're transferred By p. J, oCoan11 &
4. IL beebe, and by ssid {. u. Beebo q -
Grand. Rapids Savings bark Which q - ~
Tue .. sAa t,ansiet. The present holder -
Whereas default has bean made N he 49,
mens OF the money secured ty said pete 80
Nov. therefore Hotie< IL hereby given ehot u
The soth CAV Of November. fesz ~ ten o'cj0c4 ~
the forenoon Of said dny. ~ the trent ossefr oeoF
OF the Stsnd Rapids savings BANK, u lie cl7v
OF Grand Rapids. Kent county. N!ohtxan. II
order 10 secure the payment Of the amount n
said note. With Interest and profess tere
Thereon snc The costs sna eNpenses OF SAID xote.
the SAID Grand Rapids savings fank win 81
st public ven6ue 90 the highest bidcer oa16
coupons thereon
Dated. 9rAad Rarids Michigan. Moves
TmR GRAND RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK.
by \. A. Hail. Caohlee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30
HI. u. DeGOlia
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Room and 9, Tower BIZ.

FOR LALE.
House and lot on South Lafayette street,
with furnace and gas. city water. sewer con-
nections and all modern improvements.
Two on Fifth avenue near College,
New house with eight rooms on Ashland
avenue.
One on South Lagrave street.
One on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street.
One on Paris avenue.
One on North Prospect
One on Fair street.
Also lots in all parts OF the city.
1 have some fne acre property suitable for
plating. which will sell cheap or exchange
for other property
FAKMS.
have . farm. three miles from city. Of -
acres, good seven room house. cellar. good
pen and other outbulidingS. finest kind Of gar
den land; will sell or exchange for city
Also * acres. nve miles from city. with nrst
class buildings. soil cay loan. 80 cleared ana
oil seeded. four acres Of beech and maple tim
Der. fences good; to sell or exchange for city
farm Of 100 acres. two miles from Hast
ings. Barry county. with lt0 acres improved.
20 acres OF beech. maple. ash and walnut TIM
Der. soil clay loan. FIRST class house. two large
fenced and In q high state OF cuiti vations
would take part city property.
Also 10 acres. IL miles from city. good Duie-
ings, good orchard and good land; will soil o.
exchange for ely property.
Farm OF 100 acres. II miles from city, wen
improved.
/ have q large list Of farms in every direc-
ton from this city. IL you want farm come
In and look over my list. As can suit you.
Money to loan on good real estate SECURITY.
II. J. DE00LlA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-30

Csc.eo N0x z-Ths wheat market vas
essv aaa ell AL 1ac lower. the general con-
dllioe- seemed TO warrant the beafisn seutf-
meat Cables we're dgii and easy and mail re-
porfs from England represent the wheat mar
Set a. IN . seriously demoraiized condition
There was a small balse IN corn, prices ia
sympathy With the remarkable advance In
ing tbe latter nafof tho session had . counter
effect and e.cssd the market - TO &c lower
The oats maFxet Was . tame ans unintcFest-
IA AFFAIR. The provision trade had . esntin-
uat.on OF the squcezinx operation which nave
80 frequently OF tae made the shorts lives
A. - Fable. January pork Jumped from sio.to
90 s.5.z, IN Al Instant. aud Kept on the Jump
snIil "a had been added 10 tue lower pEiea
nansed- AaTwas even more presstngy urged
a advanced iron Sla.i0 AZ the oo<ning 10
ylL85- When the shorts had taken their med
ieine the price worked hacS 10 where = had
slowed on the previous evening. Lard Vas
ter. Il retained the greater part OF the day
gain to the cad aad ieft OF -z73e higher than
4 did Yesterday for January deliveries Ribs
f8F January. after advancing II &c over yes
terdaY's closing prise. closed with all bgt "a
Of tho advance lost.
Wnear-Toyemoer. NC; December. Ti4le;
January 13..e: May. 7St.e-
Corn = November. azssc; December. l-5sc;
May. 4.etes July ~ C.
November. ~ scs December. Slts Janu-
1Sry: - NAY IS s,ssx. I.,,. n1a,E.
Iard-Noyember. $40; December. s.2221s;
Jaauary. 81 ~; May, 500.
short Rlss-Sosembcr.s7.s5 - an nary .E.571s;
Nav. 49,
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Wires nsi:s 81 - rates: steel cut. $50 rates;
Dsss. 81 Building psper. Al 20 - Der roll:
aefer pfoof. " Ger ro.L
Lnm5er-ketsii piece sfuf-No. I hemiock
no - iaeiufins IS feet iengsns sti; add y per
Ice feet for every additional two feet; No.
he1nieck. up 80 aud Inc nding steet. ~; every
add tieaal two feef Al; Ne. pine. si4 per i.oe
fret' adj g. for every additional two tces
over - terfi Ne. 1 eaorfuR. white pine.
-; Ne SCORING. shite pine. sles No. !.
Ne. ! ce.liag. =. 50. No. } ceillrg. sis;
Ne- eeiltng. - s-oi No. Z ceiling -. sl6s
u. siding q 80. No. J siding. 4 ga.
siding. 81 Finishing naferfal--<n. 1 con.
mon easrfA W No. common boards. tle:
Ne, kcemnren eesrds. sits ~ fni~hins. go.
rhing es-stsr y inches clear. - per thou
thou~snt; No. 2 f~~ iaeh eisar basF e peg
taesssnds seand BUT. $50 per Thousand
Gu shineies " Per thousand Isfh--So.
rinK cuiix 81. miii enils 81
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