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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-23

Owing to the lateness of the season
our entire stock of mems and boys
suits must be sold at great reduction,
our stock comprises 1900 boys suits
from S1.25 up, 1900 mems suits from
S400 up, if you need clothing it will
be to your interest to call at Sondheim's
Merchant Tailoring Hall, Mauch Chunk
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-23

A two and half story frame dwell
ing containing six rooms, located on
lower First street, will be sold cheap
for cash. Apply at Sweeny's Corner
Store, The residence is handsomely
situated and is a very desirable pro
pertY.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-23
Finest display Of silver at Hohl's.

The new goods in silver displayed at
E. ID. Hollis, Mauch Chunk Jewelry
Store, is without question the finest
ever seen in this section. Call and see
us. You can not find such an assort-
ment elsewhere in this part of the
state.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-23

Our stock of blue suits with two sets
of buttons, are warranted fast color,
you will save % per cent if you buy
your mems and boys clothing at the
One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-23
The Carbon Advocate
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SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1891.
iTFMoRTAL DAY, 1891.

MEMORIAL DAY, 1891.
PROGRAMME.
The following is the programme ar
ranged by the Committee for the OBJ
aervance of Memorial Day in this Bor-
oUgh and Weissport:
ORDER OF PARADE.
The line will form at o'clock, sharp,
right resting on Iron street, in the fol-
lowing order:
Chief Marshal and Assistants.
Oak Grove Council, 3b7, Jr. o. U, A. M.
Lehigh Council, l01, Jr. o. U. A. M.
Gnaden Huetten Lodge, 6s6, /. o. o. +.
Washington Camp, 1872, 7. .. s. of A.
Washington Camp, 04l, i. o. ). OF A.
Lehigh Division, 376. b. of L. x.
Gnaden Huetten Castle, BIG, X. q. X.
Maj. Klotz oommaneeryi No. 2s, X. g. El
Poho POGO Tribe, III, Imp. D. II, NJ
Teutonia Society.
Germanla Saengerbund.
g. A. II. Drum Corps
Firing Squad.
]. D. BertOlette Post, 4s4, g. A. r.
Franklin Lodge, 2Os7, x. OF H,
Speakers and disabled Comrades, Soldiers and
Sailors In Carriages.
ROUTE OF PARADE.
Up First street to Ochre, out Ochre
to Second, down Second to Iron, out
Iron to Third, down Third to Alum, out
Alum to the Cemetery.
The scholars OF the several Sunday Schools
will form in open order outside OF the gates OF
the Cemetery and hand flowers TO the Decorat-
ing Committee Of the G. A. r., singing Memorial
Hymns to the tune OF "Old Hundred"
Decoration Of Graves.
Bugle Recall.
Prayer by Rev. j. Alvin Reber.
Grafton by Rev. q. W. DUNCAN.
Closing Exercises by Rev. Sampsel.
BeneGictlon.
~ A collection will be taken at the gates to
defray expenses.
The parade VIII then proceed to the Weissport
Cemetery, when, after decorating the graves, an
address viii be delivered by Rev. ReitZ.
The aides appointed by the different organiza-
tions Will parade mounted and report TO the
CHIEF Marshal.
On Sunday, May "a, memorial services will be
held at Big Greek and East Weissport.
On May Goth, In the forenoon, there Will be
exercises at Parryville and in the Catholic Gem
terry lehighton.
On Sunday, May sist, tho Post will decorate
the graves In Mahoning, East Penn and West
Penn Cemeteries. Those desiring to participate
should report TO the Committee.
VIM. G. Mccormick, j. s. Webb and John Bohn
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-23

The rumor that the Sheriff had seized
the property of Jacob Blank on Third
street, this borough, is without truth.
The rumor being circulated by some
party or parties with malicious intent
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-23

If you need fire-wood, leave your
orders at this office for H. j. Dancer,
of Beaver Run. At
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-05-23

csTUBER's SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
- ADVOCATE OFFICE, Is headquarters Tor
shaving, hair cutting and shampOOing CALL
HERMAN, the barber, opposite the Opera
- House, cuts hair, shayes and does every
thing In fTst-class style Drop In and see him.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

HELP wANTED-we always want girls The
II Grapd Union Employment Bureau can
furnish girls with places more promptly than
any other ONCE. Help furnished employers on
ADA MCBRIDE. Manager.
$40. new 7-room house cor. Second and Cen
ter-sts.. north end; great bargain. look this up.
slsc. good 7-room house. Tenth-ave.
$500. l0-room house. OCTAVE.
$i1O. 4ro0m house. SincairSt.
si100. easy payments. I-room house. Scribner-
sob0O. nice nex house. $50 Terrace-ave.
$500. nice house. corner lot. on Center-st.
great bargain.
New modern l0room house. lot 66xa00. $40 T.
Bridge-st.: paint to suit-si5oo.
500 for nice house. large lot. N. Lafayette
ST., half block from street car.
SZ7o0 will buy modern l0room house on Cass-
ST.; will take vacant lots in part payment
$500 for that nice s-room house and large lot
New ll-room house. modern improvements
OAK nnish. large lot. splendid locality. Ii sold
within few days. will 20 very cheap.
$50. Broom modern house. nice location,
We have some nice places on South Ionia-st.
and the avenues that are bargains.
tsolis al wessk for that new IL room house
ifyou are looking for . bargain. frst cali al
al W ealthy-ave. and look 1T that nice modern
10-room house and large lot.
Call on me And l will show you . valuable
piece OF property. center Of city; rents for 50
per month; which can be bought cheap.
Can and examine our list Of desirable pro-
perry that can be boueht on contract.
Look at this bargains nice lots on S. La.
fayette 1T, only $50 each; lots In same locality
selling for kioso.
Lots from sgeo to 500 on Howard ST. between
Madison and Union sts.. Shelters add.
We have nice lots at all prices and In every
locality. IL you intend TO bur. call on Us first.
Valuable corner. nice locality for fine resi-
dence, inoxi;0. makes Iots
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
DEATHS BIG CRIST
New York and Brooklyn Decimsted
by the Grip Scourge.
HUNDREDS OF yIGTIrs PERISH
Uad<rt2ksrs and Grave Dfxgsrs Over
wsFs ed 10 Care fsr the Dssa-Asfaf
kAsAs~. OF the Disease Ia ~ sss
Virginia AID iswe

SEw YoEx, April 13.-There were .
remarkable number of funerals Sun
day From early IN the day until Late
Ia the afternoon the thoroughfares
leading % the Long Island ferries were
crowded with hearses and funeral par
ties At low estimate 500 eorpses
were taken across the river for inter
menL The road from Long Island
City TO Calvary cemetery was black
with funeral eorteges- The number or
funerals In Brooklyn were far beyond
the usual Sunday average. and
there was greater demand
for hearses than could be supplied
Few could be secured from this
city owing To the demand here from
the same causes. and those owned In
the Long Island towns were sent for
The streets of Brooklyn were filed
with professions passing TO the various
cemeteries, and 50 many coaches were
hired that Ia some cases the prices
were increased Extra forces OF men
were employed at grave digging in the
cemeteries on Saturday IN spite OF the
storm. and many bodies had 70 be
placed In the receiving vaults on ac-
count Of the lack of time to make
graves ready.
The number of deaths last week In
Brooklyn was $50 and the largest num-
Der in one day was ia on Friday. The
numb of deaths last week which was
lSs more than in the week before, was
the largest ever known in Brooklyn.
While only Is were directly attributed
TO the grip, there were 1873 from pneu-
monia. 90 from bronchitis. ~ from con-
sumption, 10 from diphtheriA In all
of which the grip might have been a
secondary cause and in many Of which
1t FASTENED . fatal ending. In one
week of 1890, when the grip was at its
height. the number Of deaths was ga,
and this had not been exceeded even in
heated terms in summer when infant
mortality is greatest.
New YORK, April 1S.-Another vic
tim of the grip killed himself while in
the delirium Of fever by jumping from
the fifth-story window of the tenement
house at Sal First avenue. His name
was Louis Wilhelm and he Is . Ger
man mill hand Every bone in the
poor victims body was broken, but de.
sp- te his injuries he lived for an hour
after being taken up Wilhelm il the
third victim of the grip who has killed
himself in this way during the last ten
days.
WHEELING. w. Va, April 1a-Ls
grippe has caused an extraordinary NOR.
tality among old people In this state
during the past week From Greebrier
county alone are reported the deaths OF
FIVE women over 81 years old. as fol-
lows: Catherine Wilson, of Williams
burg. aged %; Miss Polly McClung, OF
Meadow Bluff. aged 50; Mrs Polly
Flint, of Blue Sulphur, aged 80; Mrs.
Elizabeth Price. of Meadow Bluff. aged
OF. and Mrs Elizabeth Wiley, of An.
thony creek. aged %. These deaths
oil occurred within few miles Of each
other in one week Mrs Elizabeth
Keys died in Doddridge county, aged 30
INSANITY AND SUICIDE CAUSED BY GRIP,
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, April 1S.-Sun
day night John 1rkal, while ternporari
ly insane from the effects of the grip
blew his head of with a shotgun.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
SICK AND WITHOUT FOOD.


Great Suffering and Many Deaths In
Kentucky County Owing to tho Grip.
vANcEBURe, Ky. April 1S-The
southern portion of this county is suf-
fering te rribly from double Attic
ton The county is little developed.
and away from the river is sparsely set
tied and the farming land is very poor.
At the present time hundreds of
persons are down with the grip. Not
family has escaped Physicians are few
and almost exhausted. and the death
rate is something awful To add to
the distress food for both man and
beast is scarce Actual suffering
exits in scores of instances. Much
stock has died and not few deaths
are due To insufficient and inn
proper food. There 'is not a pike in
the county. and 10 miles per day is
good travelling over the roads made
into mud by the recent am. heavy rains.
Twenty wagon loads of provisions have
started from this place. but 10 will take
several days TO reach the most serious
1y afflicted districts The county treas
ury Is bankrupt, and only private re-
Lief can be extended
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

CHICAGO. Aprli IL
FLouR-Quiet and firm. Spring Wheat pat
ents. Ao0G49o; bakers. e3.300a7s; Winter
Wheat Flour. AooQl5.0O for patents and o. 400
$50 for straights.
WHEAr-Ruled active and higher. No. Q cash,
0.o4k3i.05is; May, t.04b9I05A.
CoRx-Activc and higher. No. & 6exc; No.
3Yellow. Tie; No. 3, 6a070c; No. Yellow. 100
tic; May. o7S1osc; July. e4s0oec.
OATs-Unsettled- Cash No. 3 540S4kc: May,
64sGc55,: July. sllsl52nc. Samples nrmer.
No. q s3hfsfnc; No. 3 White, S4156c; No. 9,
s4a54,sc; No. 9 White. 5S,x656Xc.
RYE-In small supply and nrm- No cash.
SOC; April. SEC, and May SIC. samples 870ssc
for No. and sSlsoc for No. 3
BARLEY-Firm; very little offered Good
mailing, 5+o7sc; common to fair light weight,
70073c.
MISS PoRK-Trading moderately active ana
prices ruled higher. Prices ranged 1t el2 500
TACO for cash; sI2.500is IS for May, and
sie 95113 10 for July.
LABD-Markct moderately active and
prices higher. Quotations ranged 1t e6e30
$40 for cash; 20. 72nQ6ssn for May. and .. .02S
07i2s for July.
BCrTKR-Creamery, 200Mc; Dairy, l602lc;
Packing Stock, ostisc
PoULrRY-Live Chickens, o1onc per ID. I:
Live Turkeys, S9i3c per H.; Live Ducks. ga
10tsc per h. Live Geese, e300Q500 per doz.
OIIs-Wisconsin Prime White. Sc, Water
White. SIC; Michigan Prime White, exc;
Water White. i0,sc; Indiana Prime White
sHc; Water White. Zoe; Headlight IFS test
oHc; Gasoline. 81 deg's, lee; "a dogs, &c;
Naphths. 90 deg's. 7hc.
LIoUoRs-Distilled Spirits ruled nrm ct u. 10
per gal for finished goods.
NEW YORK, April IS
wnEAr-Firm, fh0iac higher; fairly act
i've. May. N-4,s1iEA. June. N.i2x1I l2X !;
July g. i0di. los August, tl0Skt1L06H; Sep.
TENDER. ei .05aLo1; December, sLoels a.. or !;
May. tieoSGlO9la
CoRN-Strons; l31kc UP. dull. No. Z 7e.s0
7otsc; steamer mixed 7s11Oc.
OATs-Firmer. Western, 57dcoo.
PEovIsIoSs-Beefm moderate, demand steady.
Ftrsx mess. q .a5G7.73; family. 80 00a 10. So
Pork frm. quiet. New mess. sia50oiAJ0; old
mess, eia0c1i2.50; extra prime. sil7sGi2 20
Lard quiet firm. Steam rendered, 1870.
CLxvELAxD, O.. Aerii IS
PETROLEUM - Easy. STANDARD white. ITO
deg. test, $40; ~ deg gasoline sHe; - des.
gasoline lie; e3 deg. nsphthA eKo.
Live stock.
CHICAGO. April II
CArrLR-Market moderately active Prices
sai0c advance. Quotations ranged at o. 30
a8O for choice 20 fancy shipping Steers:
- sss2s. 10 for good to choice do NO2A 70 for
cornmca to fair do: ~ sco4O for butchers
Steers. o. s0oas for stockers; s300a< q for
Texans. 81 ass3o % for Feeders; o. Uaa5O for
Cows. o. soa2oo for Bulls. and saD0aoo for
Veal Calves
Hoss-Msrket fairly active. Common Ioss
tcld 1T Sc decline. Sales ranged st es o00s 20
Tor Pigs; Ha50s.is for light: ~ aooAes for
-ough packing: Nssas.so for mixed and - y
-. ~ for heavy packing and shipping lota
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

Que can make old dresses loek BIKE
rev. elotas the children handsomely
from faded garments, and give the bus.
bands SUIT a new iesse Of hfe, Nth but
little trouble or expense. by ussrx Dis-
riond Dyes. The few Who DO rot xao~
ks,w easily they can BE us>d snd what
great ssvinx they make n eiothlng
tsiis onght 70 try them ths spring.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
F. ]. LAMB & CO.,
General Real Estate Dealers No. 81 Lyon S.
Telephone i.s<

General Real Estate Dealers. No. 81 Lyon s.
Telephone l.s<.
READ THIS LIST OF BARGAINS.
EoR sALE-Fruit ana vegetable farm one
nile IRON city. a. acres all improved. good
house and barn. running water, about s11
irUcs mostly peaches. apples. pears. plumS.
Cherries. also 81 A~herfies and faSpberries.
Piice $40 per acre. Lamb Co. a Lyon
sc.
A FINE INvEsTMENT-we have the best
"A located s0room hotel in The cify. which We
guar antee viii be double IN value IA less than
nye years IL viii be sold unusually lew. As
the owner wishes 20 retire, SOU cash. balance
on Tong time. This Is certslnya great bar
gain aud gives BIZ iaoney 10 the buyer. Come.
telegraph or write at once for particulars.
TOR sALE-A choice manufacturing site
Il south of The city. situated tetweeD the "
{ aud q * Y Rs tracks. one acre Of land also
building and machinery. etc. several other
factories going up In same vicinity. Lab
a Co.. 81 Lyon-si.
TOR sALE-The new hotel on Msdiscn-ave..
or will rent TO good party. rooms ali furB-
ished. electric bells. good stsbiing. Will make
good road house. price sioo. } Lamb 4
Co.. 81 Lyon-st.
southern Kansas. or Will exchange Tor gro
Gerry stock or other merchandise In city J
Lamb. 81 Lyon-si.
TOR sALE--A plat Of So lots in the village Of
Jacksonville or will exchange for clay prop
erty. large lots near depot o6sies. Price sl59
each. J Lamb 4 Co.. 81 Lyon-st
Tor SALE-Nine choice lots in city 10 "a
y change for small farm. Price $50 each.
4 Lamb Co.
EoR sALE-House and lot ssl Fifth-aye., lot
4 a2xlsb good barn bargain Al tiSso. i
Lamb. "A Lyon-st-
TOR SALE--A Pine residence q Morrison-st.
lot 5)xl1o. cheap at $500. Lamb CO..
81 Lyon-sL
E0R SALE-Bargain near the Union depot on
Spring 5oxl0. cheap NJ SO per foot.
Co.. s. Lyon-sf.
TOR SALF-New hotel at South Grand Rap
ids, near the depot. will do good business.
price $500. Lamb 4 Co.. = lyonsL
TOR sALE--0ne new .-room house AT $500 on
SO payment each month. Lamb A
CO.. 81 Lyonst.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
xevrxe r.crrva 4 srnssar

psreI4FF a unf1- he8shss erfassaefers
" - - es~tA U.s. - a. tev@ tire largest
"esrs sr-Htcs th< racst eersFrfent ssee ssa
efli give vsa seeaaf rsfe<. wf~ttef Ycs sex
~ ther1 - ref ~ phoetns re 80 81 - slfer
tussne<S seafs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
TOWER
Employment DuIeaul
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED


hOQMS AMI tSW6a o~S(&-
DftOIiA BROS. -Propfletors
LsoR sAIE-0r xfnaaxe-sscani lets on
stewart A1stss add. pagNess Oh =
HOUSE. worth saosit $lS<- inside 90 liaails IN
south p4ss ~ esis-
kSALK-s sspsef lots on Plsinheld,sss
5usi insiae 81 eid limits the nHesi palidlns
spets IL the city
flso ENcHANeE-Far farm. . gs0d s-resm
house asd harm IA . IA p&rf al the ess:
large iot ana well isestea would pay some
olfercpe<-
no EXCHANGES acres lana In Barry cean-
4 ~. - niles IRON cty. 10 acres Improved,
good olsia. nx. 1ralt. col ~Aterea AND spseaald
se.s. price ga
no EAcHANsx-For COED rcnfiag city prop
4 ersy. ~ ACRES. Ene house, bara znd eus-
bcslsinsA 70 acres Improved. balance osk.
beech and hickory tiaeeE. gsed fenoee so
psash' iss . apple; bears pisn's @Aa small hait
nor sALk-s room heass ON Terrace ave-
medera haish and hsads 10 street car ser
vice. = bargain Tor aay enc wishing south Fad
property. Price saso
WANTFD-fo sell general store In fast
w grewsng portion Of city, stock xse Ia
lures IA his4 eonaiFions snsoice about
Ssszs other business ~ Se&soE lot selling have
established trade.
WE-iisse some nne nursery STOCK fruit
one hall regular priesx IL yea are thinking Of
buying come IN and see Va Ne CAL s1lf ysa
Ga quality and pTlce-
EOk sAlE-Two e-reem houses ON kerth
Lafayette at. near Bridge VIII sell bslA
or one cheap u soid within The next - days.
kOk rAl4E-Sfoom house eE Asason-st- -
loot front, good CELLAR Nell and cisiefns
graded street water and gas. price slsJe. easy
terms
kOk SALES room hease ca Third 81. sfoas
fogaaAuons good well aud clslerR; All
sell on contract. slos down. balance issntal.
payments
LION EXcHkNeE-gi acres two miles from
ssusAt1ck. loo peach trees bearing. 20
standard pear trees. 50 cherry. - Epple, -
pfums. DO eoesberries5 acres 81 Strawberries.
good house xnd bara. Price sspl
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal presN
AN srty An SUMS 10 suit hoomss aud :. Tower
block.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

TIE t,sfsvsnx IL q list % tn msr-tsss
licenses l<sa.a s1ss lsss published. with the
pzsoe- rs<s 4-ses Saea sasssts tas sts ant
szes ef tina parties Ax-s
Hlrsra J. Warner. -. Aihans VI; Mrs
Mary A. Shsv Lowell .......-.. "a ~
George n Merrftels. Wsixers susie A.
ccavrrs.. wsssr ...............-...-..-..ss 30
fseerxs y eaud~r< Waite Cloud sifr@
III. Vsifnev cesssr Springs -. s-ls
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
$1,000 CASH

AND 40-acre Farm Ia exchange for good
"A house and lot Ia south or east portion oil
city,
nNE brick block. corner Of Bridge and Gin
" ton-sis.; also double house in the rear. on
Clinton alle-. Tor sale or exchange for a good
farm; a 50 81 vacant lots Tor sale or exchange
on 4. bridge ST.. 40xl15 feet deep. with alley.
E0t'R tenement brica block. LOT 20 feef front.
i on North otiava. To exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
pUSl NESS BLOCK. slxl0D feet. on g1l hall-si.
~ for sale al a bar-ain-
. HOUSES and lots on Colt ave. TO trade for a
- giit-cdge farm within 10 10 Is miles OF city,
Oh ACRES Improved land. - miles southeast
on OF city: No. buildings. banked barn.
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit, well
fenced. under good cultivation. TO exchange
for city property. or a. or ~ acres near city.
HOTEL In Big Rapids. all furnished. TO e,-
Ia change for property IN city or farm.
80 ACRE farm miles southwest OF Reed
etc; free of all incumoraace; to exchange Tor
city property.
TEN ROOM house and Iot g. Iaerave-st has
Il good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted nv
gas and has splendid barns lot Soils. with
alley I'm rear.
% ACRES of land. a mile north and miles
ID east OF city, 10 exchange for city prop
erty.
Oh ACRES. mile north OF city limits. on
~ Aipine-gravel road-for sale; desirs-
bic tract for plating
o. ACRES. ~ miles south Of Hsll-st-. for
Ut sale or trade Tor city property
VACANT LOIS in the city and suburbs for
House AND LOT on south Lafssettest. for
70 ACRES gardening land. miles south Of
Ao city. 20 exchange Tor city properly.
Monty 10 loan on real estate and ehatteis.
G. s. FOUTS "a sao sy e. t.yp's sIs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
LOCAL n ARK Els.

es.r~-wheat. white. 81 red 81 ~: corn. &c
eats sc rye, 7ec' barley. 81 -9~sl - hundred.
sNe huadIsd corn meal. So . ton rcd.
s2ss@2a.so ' top' msAdIihs& ezsyoi bran.
Nssrs-P PORK. .ase; beet ss5ci veal. coz.
turkeys. IA ducks. iees l1c: geese. loes12c.
pRoorcE- Butter. dairy. ne; creamery. -
eggs Ili4e; potatoes. sl.o@ Il IN apples.
siSai.ps bu; beans. hand picked sl.7sa n
? IN honey. ie@I7e; maple sugar. Ice maple
syrup. 7s@aoc gsi.
green. sese, calf sAias. curet. s4R-c: tailow, /
CSC: p-lrs. sn<ssi.sa: dekIn skins. iS4ssc
wonp-is-inch. dry. si.-sea2 3 cord 2focs,
Sses27S cord .foos. s.esa.'S cord
~rhen yes w,sh ne o,her Eye.
"when the Plot Takes Command"
are two pretty songs. and With Think
ing - by c. A. White, Little Gertse, I"
BY Major Long, The Gauntlet" .
lovely bsrstone solo by John Oxenford
and Comrades" by Felix ". e. Glen
nan. are 10 b. found among the thou
sand and one songs a Friederch's we'll
known n1sssc rooms on Cansl-ss.
LILY whit. ris.r.
Nsde BY vsllsy City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, = family fsvorlse. Try Il.
Elegant grenadines at r. r. Kidder \
Co sir couatsrs.
Se~ hosiery. estrs length. ~ T. J..
Nsehnss
Every sack ~ LILY WHITE flour
hse psctars ~ our nill. None genuine
without Il. Ns4arv CRY Mff1Fxe 60.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

IT roe nv. sess>. - rpns en- rss wet see
! fex~e seur Keys eta r<<
Hotss IS Coz sss~ en- es<s tesms
IwpRp Will go fsar ufl - sxshsese
~ Fev .ise r<er~rts ~ fsre~F tsse*
rs rev NE - wsst frisxsst
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

Every sack ~ LILY WHITE TOUR
hss psctars ~ our mill. None genuine
without Il. NsAzxx Crfx Mf1IFxs GO.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
Probate Court.


HON. CYRUS L. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Henry Fralick, deceased
will admitted to probate. and John 5.
Lawrence appointed executor.
Estate of Patrick j. OConnor, de-
ceased; inventory filed; order that all
claims be filed before October Is.
Estate of Prina A. and John H.
Maris, minors; petition for license to
mortgage real estate filed; hearing May
IL.
Estate of Jsnns Teeple, deceased;
William NJ. Teeple appointed admins
traitor.
Estate of Orren j. Tefft, deceased
petition for determination of heirs filed;
hearing May IL.
Estate Of William Bemis, deceased
executors annual account filed; hear
ing May /.
Estate Of Perlina WIllsie, deceased
report of commissioners on claims filed.
Estate of Charlotte Davidson, de-
ceased; Amarillo Munson appointed
administrator.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

This list IL furnished By ruttle Bros. real
,stste dealers. PesrLst.. over Arcade Teis-
phone No. 11es.i
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
A. R. AN Ell
REAL ESTATE
AND
LOAN OFFICE:

Rooms Nos - and r., New Houseman Block
TELEPHONE s7a
I ,ARGE tracts 81 pine and hardwood lands.
- located In Oil pstts Of the United States.
81 reason able prices aud on easy terms.
GOOD dwellings city lots business blocks
" scre property and desirable rasnufactu ar
Ing sites; also good farms well located fer sale
cheap.
STotKs Of pH Kinds bought snd sold money
~ loaned sfreasonstie rates on giit edge real
estate security
DWELLINGS for rent In good locations
~ throughout TIE city.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

Msd- BY VALLEY City Milling CO., Grand
Rapids, = family favorlte. TRY Il.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

Se~ hosiery. essrs length. ~ T. J.
vsehal.'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14
THE COURTS.


Hon M z Q hOsk. JUDSk-
James +. Clark W. Robert J. Ken
needy, assumpat; on trial.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-14

Elegant grenadines at r. P. Kidder \
Co. issilf counters.