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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
Arelm. Elrs.

cotFAx, Wash, Jan. IA Ere broke out
carly this morning in the general merchandise
establishment, of Kuhn & bowman, destroying
almost the entire stock. The fire originated
in the clothing department, No cause can be
assigned. -Four clerks. including Me- Bowman
barely escaped auiloca,ion. Bu, for the prompt.
ness Of the hFe department and Chief fiutchins
one third Of the town would have suffered.
The loss Is 81 5. .oooi insurance. $50, coo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
nonE AND ABnoAp
Mr. " M Fieneh leaves Tonight for Saf
Ffancihen on kwo sNaekn huaiuenn trim.

= |~+-~
Mr. I'm french leaves to-niaht for San
Francisco on a two weeks business trip.
The funeral Mrs Rev Priehara took
place attwo o'clock this afternoon, Rev
CendIt preaching The sermon. II was
largely attended.
Niles Sisyene, Of Virginia, former stu-
dent, as well as sister teacher Of MRS Q 4
Pollock. 10 In The city The .gues. Of Mrs
Pollock.
Mr. Chas Il Pembcrton, advance agent
Of clifford q Brophy's Dramatic and Com.
e1y Company, is In the city. His troupe
ID very highly spoken Of by the California
press. They Will be here five nights, be-
gining on Tuesday.
FRIDAY.
The sAow 10 four iachss deep al tbs Bay
and twelve st the Summit.
The overland train duo this morning will
aot arrive uniil o'clock tonight.
About ono hundred and llity RAILROAD mon
arrived from ths front lait night.
Astoria has Catholic. Methodist, Baptist,
Presbyterian, Congregational, Lutheran. Nor
weeIan Methodist. Russisn Lutheran and
Russian Finn churches.
Mr Frank partsn, the inyineibls mel chanl
miller Of WAitsburs,is making his New Yea
calls IN Albany. Ills many cid frissds Il
Albany ell rejoice IT hts annual visits.
Samuel Tiilman was found dead 10 Port
land yesterday moroing. having died from
cold and exposure. This fu the famou
Northwest. But IL was little Geld.
DE- Rattos, recently Of Portland. has open
ed 40 Office In the Blnmbsrg Block, and IN
tends makiag Albany his homo. As soon q
hs can secure . house Cor his family the
will alse csme IN the city. Tho Doctor
well spoken of.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

Ur WITH Tine TIMEs.-Robersscn the
runaway trusty convict YVES returned to
the penitcntiary this morning. superin-
tendent Downing asked him "wl,at In the
world caused him TO do such thing, and
asked him Ii he were crkzyi" mo, was
not crazy. l happened 10 see notice
that number of ladies In Salem were to
receive callers, and decided that might
have hnnd In the matter myself" He
will probably not call again soon Salem
Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
THE NAN ABOUT Towa.

A poor time to sell real estate some one
informs the Man About Town Is when
the ground Is showed under and It Is cold
and frosty. Prices then all look high. You
need TO see the dirt 10 Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

AT HARRIsnuRs. Following are the
new officers Of the Harrisburg grange /:
Master,E Upmeyer overseerJ NJ Stat.
ford steward, Geo Afford assistant
steward, w S McMeeken; lecturer, Geo
McCulloch; chaplain, Mrs N Busey ;
treasurer, ID s Busey secretary, n ] Nc
Meeken gate keeper, N w Window ;
Ceres. Mrs Stafford; Pomoma, Mrs + 6
Bareer Flora, Mrs G Hardesty lady as
sistant, Mrs Laura Morris.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

When Baby was sick. NO gave hOr caaio.sa.
When she was child. she cried for cassorsa.
When abe became Miss. she clung 10 cassoria.
When shs had Children. she gave thsm cassaria
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

sANDMAN-wEDDELL.-on Jan.
rst, 1890, at the residence of John D Al
kire, by Rev J r Stewart, pastor Of the tst
Christian Church of this city, Mr. George
Sandman and Miss Mary g Weddell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

COUNTY TREAUanmRa WOTICT.-
eJThis iu ta aosIfy oil concerned that
thars n noH suEscient lnnds In the
Connty TrsexurnFR oflce OF Lima oonnty
Oreeoa - rodosr all outstanding wnr-
rants. 1n6arass On all endorsed war
rants vii % zee q ON this daee.
"
n FAn nL
Fs31sn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

PArLED.-Ifitis proper to say caned II
hould also be the correct thing to say
paled. That Is at least the size Of 1t at
the Democrat Office and Matthews &
Washburn have our thanks for an Evans
patent anti-rusting pail. II , keep It ten
years It will not rust. 1t has a patent
galvanized bottom, and Is the long felt
want In water pals, Boilers, basins, stew
pans, &c, are said to be very reliable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

Following 10 the list Of letters remaining in She Posi-
once Albany, Linn county, Oregon. Jan. srd, lsso
Persons calling for these letter. must give shs date On
which they Mers adYsrtlsed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

A SHARP iTEM : The finest line Of enk-
lery and shears In the city st Stewart s
Sofs. Their goods are the very best aud
will stand the test.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

An elegant line Of new designs OF chairs
just received at Fortmiller 4 lrving's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

Low prices and frat quality goods 1t
French's, The corner jewelry store
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

DR.. NJ. II. ELLA. physician and surgeon
vlbany, Oregon. Calls made in city OF
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
Advice 30 t.b

Mrs. wipslow's Soothing Syrup, for
ne OF the best female nurses and pbysj
ans in the United States, and has been
scd for forty years with never.fsilinK
uccess by millions OF moikers for their
bildTen. During the process Of leelhine
value II incslcuabls. IL feitaves the
hild from pain cures dytertory and disr
hoea, gripping In tho bowels, and wind
Ole. BY giving health TO the child IL
ests the mother. Pr5ce 26e. bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

DR.. Flintfs Remedy Ia the best remedy
known for insomnia. or sleepIessness,
which afiiicts so many persons, and which
leads to 80 many serious nervous diseases.
particularly 70 insanity. Descriptive
treatise with each bottle; CT, address Meek
Drug Co.. n. Y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
An Important lsalllas.

wAsHiscrcS, Jan. ,. Judge Croft. COM
missioner Of the general land Office. 10 day
made ruling which Is OF ofimpofianee whsreves
public lands are TO be taken up. In that Il bold
homes,eadsr who has perfected title 10 land
under the general homestead act can not trans
mute his filings. In substance II prohibits
; more than one prescription BY the same pss-
]
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

lam now betior prepared than ! hay9
ever been to suit my customers In i;hs
shoe line. hsve just received Il Tge
invoice OF the celebrated Laird sche Der
q Mitchell fine shoes for lad Ios.
There is no mar ufscturer who claims
anything better than these shoss. I in
tend 20 keep a full ass srortment Of them N
all pr,cos, widths from A to EE and csf'
sat the most fastidious in nt and pr3cs,
I ais, received another invoice OF tba
popular shoe T. p Reeds In wauk kenphasI
and Patent loather tip. These shoes ass
well known in Albany rs first clasr nice
styio shoe. o-oers from the cCuntT y MI
cd With care and salts faction guaranteed
sAxUEE z You've.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

On the ground floor, BY buying an acre
In Astoria before the year Closes
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

49,. This Trade Maj K. on supvs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
PouiiI Wanted.
All kinda Of poultry, alive or Ores
s@nAd Al tbs Nillamelts r Pssking q
xuv's SbsYs. Albany, OTsGes
PIANOS.

Those wishing q nrst-els.g instrumea.
.honid call at Mrs. B y, HyIpan'a a
- ons OF those Celscratsd Hsmme q
TonE planoes, excellent ROB tone. -
naaialIy made and aoayteo 70 s1no W.
e,iiT o1,efnntesd for 5 years. The kiesi
shast.snurlc FOR sale. Music and painting
lerr1us 0ivsu thsrs. Also the place 70 gel
venr nsw sewidg Machine. Fapey work
md dresa making done to order. Frs'
dooreast % YounR's old ntand' Albany
Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

Ladies' shoes. mems shoes. misses ahoes
ohildrens shoes, mens boot<. boys hontr. 1t
leas tkaa cost 10 make room for othsv 2oods
ct c 3 Brownell's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
MARluED.

Theibess. line OF kid gloves at W .
Resd's
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

SACRAMENTO. Jan. s.--The snowplows ol
the Central Pacific Railroad Company bad 10
be called into rse last night. owing 10 ths
great storm. The storm ragged al all points
along the line, and nearly all passenger trains
arc delayed. Early this morning rain com
nasneed falling and has steadily all day,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
WOODEN aii.L OPENING.

Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25

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vos fo-no1 had ,.an,l. and fol-.
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TIE MOVEMENT MUST BE NATIONAL.
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25

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hrood r:oms af ono,nont oh;Iitr of
snotIasa cboroctor and noseosstna 8
haIa rooa1. notnro f,oo c-ono s,1f5h
mass . +rno f.;ona of ,ho noonIo ho
stands among tho fororDoet of Anor
ioan statesman IIo liko tbonsords
Of others. does NOT and cannot baIono
to the Alliance bnt his whole boart
j. with ma IJo,st tha anthor Of
most valuable and oh1o work .
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25

But even after your letter appear
cd III tie SaqaIu@1 Nc1r2, some
people insisted goa were candidate,
and they say so now"
Ny dear sir" continued thc
statesman aCectionatcly. "who can
prevent politicians from preventing
truth, from distorting facts, from
setting up oa0dIuates in their i0ogj-
aauoo, just > claim the credit Of
being the heroes who defeated the
Imaginary "pponco>? Don't y u
remember he bull in g "7gia
Scenes vile Was surprised by Judge
L0ug8traet down on his knees,
swearing and believing, eouging his
thumbs into the ground and cterlally
damuing tie imaginary fellow lie vas
beating and eooGinE, and who an,
ywercd the J-d9o'a Qacatio1 by say.
ing he vas jast seeing how lie
mizhtcr Gt:' Politics is fail Of iust
such heroes. Some Of them arc il
this community. They are going
round 8nortin& aad swearing how
they laid me out IN this campaign
There arc fifty Of these spacrows who
killed CocI, Robin with their bows
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25
SCOTLAND NECK. \ c.. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1890

values by the arbitrary contraction
Of the currency by Wall street; and,
third, to increase the voIume Of the
currency.
''Would no. the first benefit the
producers directlyy and would not
the second and third be q blessing
to the whole ccuntry-except Wal
street?
And yet the whole bill, framed
by men far above the average in in
telligeDce and presented by hundreds
of thousands of suffering men and
families, is waved of with the back
of the hand, and the petitioners are
informed that they ask for what they
know nothing about.
"For instance they are told they
would become the prey OF spccul-
ators. That is nos certain. 1t is 3
bare assumption. But, admit it, In
the name of mercy, are not the farm
ers already the prey Of spectators
and mortgagers?
~. TEey are told that 50 per
cent. is too large an advance. That
does not give the merits of the ques-
tion. 1t is mere detail. If too
much, that per cent. can be reasons
ably re6uced.
"3. That it is unconstitutional
to elect warehouse keeper8--that
they must be appointed by the Presi-
dent. Admit it. Wo2ld not the re-
preventative recommend to the
President the man recommended by
the depositors of produce, ard the
President appoint that man, just as
postmasters are appointed?
~, The bill inyohcs government
al paternalism. Well, grant it. What
has this government been for thirty
years but paternal in the most un~
just way? Has it not been forcing
its sons, who are farmers, to deliver
over all their net earnings to their
brothers who own Factories? Can
any paternal injustice outs.rip thas:
If paternalism IS - cOntinuo let al
/ the children share alike.
"But, that is perfectly absurd, i'm
possible, says the statesman. Sup
pose 1t is, the best way to expose
bad proposition is TO show the re
ductI0 ed ahsurdum. The best Wa,
to get rid Of bad law is to cuforc,
il rigidIy,7 said President Grant, Tht
best way to get rid of the paternal
ism Of the tariff, bOnntjcs, ETC., i
to insist on universal paternaIlsm, o
no ratcrnalism. If this bill involve
patarnalism, then it or something a
good is necessary to save tie farma
from rain. it deserves a trial. If /
Is only evil, discussion wuj show it
If good IN Part and bad in part, dis
card the bad and pat somethi0!
good in its place"
THE QUESTION OF CCNsT1TUTIONALIT,
COZ all the objectors to This bill
not one has stopped to frame bet
ter. They say it is Unconstitutional
SO it is TO hold negroes in slavery
Why? Because the Constitution
was amended to prohibit slavery. S
it IS to deny to negroes ary politics
right enjoyed by white citizens
Why? Because the Constitution wa
amended. If the Constitution ca
be amended three tiucs IN thre
years to protect 100000 negroe
from slavery, can't it be amende'
once in 100 gears to save 100000
whites from slavery?
q revere the Constitution as niue
as any one. The trouble is, We ar
not living under the Constitution, an
have not lived under 1t since 1855
, The South stood by it-st0od fri
for strict construction. The Mort
let US have the Constitution al
tI,,,y fC0ly r,O1ov Gi70o tho war I h
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25

ON improved farm lands IN sums
Of $500 aud upwards, Loans repay
able in small annual instruments
through & period Of , years, thus en-
abljng Tie borrower to pay off his
indebtedness without ezha2tsing his
crop in any year.
Apply to K, .. BURTON, JE.,
Attorney,
TO Cm. Halifax, n. c.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-25

"AnJ now comes another report,
nat ! am ..aping FIR the U"..ed
tatca Senate. Tnis, also. is untrue.
; do hot see, however. any sin .a it,
+ l am. I @eow TO one so BIZ in
ais democraGc county that it w0uld
De impious or imprudcnt to oppose
him. There is 10 pre- emption or
homestead on any office. All offices
arc foC the benefit of the holders of
thom, And when the people act on
tat rule, select only mcu who know
What to do, and have the courage to
do whist the people want done, we
VIII Lave q true representative GOV
arnmcat. Electjng men because they
have wealth, or because they aro
poor, or are good fellows, or frcm any
other Cause except ability, integrity
aud fitness for the place, is 4 trayesty
an5 barlesQue on representative
government"
AS Mr.. Norwood was inclined tc
come to an untimcIY pause, he was
asked: "What do YOU say of this re
port that YOU are q candidate for the
Senate?"
II have already said it is ncws tc
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

h~---a e-n.-~'
A Iea21ter aas staL Z ga tae la
asse roens IN tra ser..t rfe other dan
'...-.-....- .l...... .f.......s....
'-~i were s.43s aHs 1'% itfs'.ai.
lrete vas every sart of iue1are Iram
rne snIaH hasf -.,.f..l q. the bs tanl
..
ait a-yl-o~s loaA ag chest
"a suppose II Nou onA knew ii. NUu
~..a.r-,,... est s-,.,,. ,.-,- .r-snee t..s-
7~7 -' @s -
.-4-@- sl~-- Yea ulat 1aNe I 0oAa
A-t -- etlt - t4osc us BOXES.
ie9-.-e @e 90 Ol~-- e-l-liA nave
9-e naESa-t "e saou = aI3tti io. = Nt
oA-f hhrh - he IrQ-ei N-ye in q
"-.ie we 5t- some ra -li o-Agt
-itat mas "csn Tor weeks "a t3e sleeagf
Nl O. vessels ~ll4 We nua tae naAnr ui Z
'ei9 ttt, lAe eulg- ot s,ane ol Il
A0~-t lAollN ,l-pr.ou of al tac
ti-l.es -l ile calendar.
t'-~ trAtfei discover anything ttlA
pee ..~t among Ae.u Iae kaEls
"eli saoula sap 81. remember
oie t-iii,. -loat Twelve ye.l- ago, when
"e l-Ad = Net-aea sensation Aefe. There
Was i-s square p1A aAloaotd from
.4-e N".ii' "..j a> i a, -'t -niilesl .lielN
,~i'e0 4'i- ~ Was ordered u t4e hack
,'1t' ol '-e room. zoe hoN was clumsy
'.-'' ~ go "'u .',''.' oA one s.de
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
FRENCH AND AMERICAN.
The Telephone systems OF Both Coun-
tries Compared.

Anything new, Mr. Boyce, in the
telephone lInc?"
"Wel, yes, if Won regard it news.
and no If you don't"
Then Mr.. E5yco went on b. TEL Of q
man he recently saw in Detroit. who
has been sent % the United states br
the French Government D. make ir.
vcstgatons concerning fbc America
methods oi telephone operation d.
appears that thc French Government
has recently assumed control of tI.
entire telephone service oi the country.
and has sent az agent h. America O.
learn how 20 run Q. Tho government
did not fall into telephone wavs "a.
readily as 10 expected 90. and TIE ,o..
sequence has been very uusatsiacto~
service. Tho agent referred 90 It
VISITED many exchange u hmer..I
and Is much impressed bv what ho hs.
seen. He SAYS that ;hcrc is 30 question
Of thc superiority 81 t1o Amcrca
telephone service over that Of France.
h9th ~ the matter Of mcchanIcsl p.I-
iocuon and administrative cfhc encY
He Says that the American nstru-
mcnts Of all sorts are better made au
better operated.
Did YOU make any inquiries. Nf
Royce, with relation 90 tho wage paH
to the French employee
"1es, J find that WhIc there IS uo
marked difference between the French
and American service, the difference.
ii any, being slightly n favor Of The
American wages, yet expert skill u
France IS much more valuable in dollars
and cents than here. The reason for
this doubtless is that higher education
Is not SO widely duiused n France as
here"
"Wll. the French agent visit Grand
Rspldsy
He has been urged g. DO So hv fhr
Detroit office. and } ann vcrs arv.nHs
to have hIm come. II hc comes. 3 u..
lct you know
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
SIIIEES Or IRIEIEEk
Which is Mars Vlolessa Fetarsol
NorE0ct age
A 2uestten the Courts NsH Haze So a.
Ni@e~a arf aa-hsal spors >he e.s Ia
ane hes a asheFr sseArs sh. t. la


stae-hr au-hsa.a ss.ors >hs ,sa.Ia
aaa hes 4 ashs4 s~e@fs sh.s.la
Nelson E flhtla ass sas. b..a a
career q acmeat s, ,afc-rlN uc ur.s
re4eemne Jostaz o- hl... s. ae fl.as
any comfort n Is, s iast lhs 4s.aI
naouioay .a s..ca cases Is stationed &.
flinders Hs er,f lsa aose uf fata.-
.n-aW. which tae law w.ll eaca.t4...
ou Jauusry Fhed apl4edl. I#t
county ci5Is for a Aoense - nlIry-
Nary Nloleita Peterson To obtain q
Losuse g. many. q isnecessary ,omaAe
oain O. ceraan matters ol i4ti ll f..a.
uon g. hail Ilc man and tne nallaH.
sach a. place u BIRTH. color oeetpa-
toa. age ana residence faela sNor
at tat time and place aforesf d t.4t
tae woman De Nanted a. marry n..s
lo years of age, sad that DIS anl axe
was
10 appears thai the two were marrea
l good shape ca tac strength ut tHe
license issued to them.
but now comes thrls Peterson, ile
father oi tAe bride. AIRED WITH anger, g.
learn iAai its cb.ld ls uarIie1. maSrs
compliant AGAINST Pms ior ptriuY,
ana says ana hc thc said p.aui 3 .afcIs
ti'al t.ie SAID Nelson D. ne.a, he : ,o
sworn ar aforesaid, eouirNlHa alHl .-
tending % prevent a.. dut eaure. uI
Ia" ~iia justice aua fo- tac pulposs ui
marrying taf sAIa Mary A.o.ttls pttef.
SON, contrary % tAe laNs oi Michigan.
~leA and llufD. Du tu-rlG tne 1tu taY
n
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
G. G.H.KINGsNoRPH's FUNERAL
Held on Sunday Last al the Family
Home.


Home.
The funeral OF Geo. II Kingsnorth,
one of the victims of the Veneer Work s
fatal vat was held Sunday at 2.30
O'Clock, from the home, 276 Turner-st.
There were many beautiful floral de-
signs, noticeable among which were the
Gates Ajar," from the employees Of the
works; a broken wheel. from 4. &.
Ihwmg, managerOl the Veneer Works.
a handsome basket OF flowers from ".
ROscnthal, OF the Tower Clothing com
pany; contribution from Mss Amy
kIngsnOrth's Sunday-,cnOOl class, a
handsome des IN I'D roses from the
Young ladies of the telephone exchange.
talia lilies from James Kemp and f.
ter and many others. The fuuera SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Mr. Iay-
Tor, of Douglass, the clergyman who
Jfiiciattd at hs marriage some twenty
years ago, assisted hy Rev. Nh DAVIS,
0! TINS city.
Erastu, Billings, brother of Mrs.
hngsnOrth, who had come here 20 at
tend the funeral, returned 10 Boz. home
in Allegan Yesterday accompanied by
Miss Amy, whose health demands a
quiet season of rest after the great
strain % which il has been subjected 10y
llc sad events of the past few DAYS.
tlrs Kingsnorth and the Misses Tiny
md Flossic have shown wonderful fer
Itudc under the sad afilictOn and VIII
lake UP the broken thread of their
lives with a fran trust that Providence
viii care for thc widow and the orphan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

John Fstcc. Of Grand Rapids, has
bought about thrty-tivc acres of land
across thc river opposite Capt. KIRBY
n p yari. H. VIII build a permanent
summer residence OF considerable
v3lue.-Glond Hqroi T,bunr.