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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
XMAS SURELY COMING!

And we are prepared for it, SPECIAL
LY IN OUR DOLL DEPARTMENT. All
these Dolls, Toys, &c, are a side line
with US, and in order to Once enable you
to buy Xmas things cheap, we have put
this. line away down without much
profit to us. We don't care to make
anything on them. Our object is to get
you in our place, to cast your eyes upon
the most superb display of fine China
Fancy Goods, &c, ever seen in AShe-
vile. Our prices-weH they talk for them
yes, always getting lower. Many ex-
cain: Mr.. T--How can you afford to
sell your goods so low3 Our motto an
swers: Quick sales and small profits.
Come to our stoie-bring all the little
boys and girls with you-to see the MIN
iature train run. and get copy OF the
Holiday Headlight.
THAD. w. THRASH & CO.,
CRYSTAL Palace.
NO II PATTON AVENUE.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
The Art Club.

AT the informal meeting of friends and
members Of the Art club on Saturday it
was decided to form classes for special
and general instruction. The still life
class meets Thursday from 10 to l
O'Clock. Mr., McClurg will take class
in pastel, Miss Chapman in china paint
ing, and Miss Blythe in drawing. Under
the head of general instruction any mem
ber of the club many receive such instruc
tion in the studio at any time.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07

NBw YORK. Dec. 7.-Stocks. quiet but
steady. Money. easy at 3@3h, Exchange
long, 4 8 Ql+siA; short, ) s+GG4,s+h; stat,
b nds dull and ieatureles: government bonds
dull but steady. Cotton-very steady; all \
81 bales: Uplands, 8 1-16c; Orleans, 8 7.18c
futures opened and closed dull but steady
s.o3; March, $40: April, s.35; May, 8 ~
Flour dull but heavy. Wheat quiet III
tirm. Corn-quirt but firm. Pork-quie'
but steady at SO 5O@$1O.76. Lard-quie'
but firm at So. .45. = irit Turpentine- quiet
but easy at 33IaQ33N. Rosin-dull but
steady at 81, 35@l.4o Freights-dull ant
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07

The Editor of the Hickory Press
and CarOlin AN Dies.

and CarOlin an Dies.
News was received here this morning
of the death in Hickory of John F. Muir
rill, editor of the Hickory Press and Car.
Gilman, which sad event occurred yester-
day morning The cause of MIR. Muir.
rill's death was pneumonia, and his i'll.
ness lasted only four days.
Mr.. Murril was native of Onslow
county, this state, and was about SO
years of age. He has been in journalism
for number of years. He was iorci,
Bile writer. and was well known through
out the state, especially among the edi
torial fraternity.
MIR Murrlll leaves wife and three
children to mourn their loss-H. A. Muir
rill, president of the Hickory Printing
company Mrs. S. D'Anna. and Pau
| Murrill
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
SUPERIOR COURTS.
The December Term C0nvenes
This Morning at 10 O'Clock.

The December Term COnYenes
This Morning at 10 O'Clock.
'The December two weeks term of Bum
combe superior court convened in the
court house this morning at 10 o'clock,
Judge James H. Merrimon presiding.
The first case taken up was that of
Matt Atkinson against the city of Ashe-
vile. for the recovery of forfeiture of
$1,000, posted to guarantee the building
OF street railway line over Depot
street, several years ago.
The plaintiff is represented by Chas, A..
Moore and Joseph s. Adams, while the
defence is looked after by Cobb & Merri-
mon, NJ E. Carter, F. A. Sondley, Thos
A. Jones.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
baltimore Prices.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 7-FlouI, dull; western
super 3. .25M3.65; family 45Om4 90. Wheat,
strong; 80. red. spot and Decemb r,
lO2hml O21,; southern, dull: Fuitz, 98m
1o3 Lrngbrrry 1O0@10+. oru, southe, n,
active; white +9@5s; yellow, 4s@5s.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
Epworth League.

The regular weekly business meeting Of
the Epworth League will be held at the
League room tonight at 7:46 O'Clock.
Officers are to be elected, and full at
tendance 10 desired.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
Wholesale Prices.

Hyou want . box Of good cigars, I'm
ported or domestic, Grants Pharmacy 10 ths
place to get them. We do not retail cigars
but sell them by the box ouly. cigar that
you usually pay ten cents for. I can sell YOU
the same cigar, fifty In box, at seven cents
The best five cent cigar at 3h cents by tn.
box. 1t will pay you to cali and examin.
them. GRANTS PHARMACY.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
EIectrOcuted.

SING SING, N. Y. Dec. 7.-Martin D.
Loppy, the wife murderer. has been killed
by electricity. The flag signal annouuc-
ing that all is over has just (12:30) been
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
$50 Killed In a Mine.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec. IA most ter
rible catastrophe has occurred in col.
liery located at Nika in Russian Poland.
The loss of life is put at 1870 miners.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
THE PUMP STOPPED.
High Water and Leaves IN the
River the Cause

NIVeF VUG CAuB6
Superintendent Ingle informs THE CIR
ZEN that the pump at the water station
on the Swannanoa has been stopped, the
cause being the high water and the
great mass of leaves which have been
swept into the forebay, choking the
sluice to the water wheel.
1t is thought that work will be resumed
by morning, but in the meantime it
would be well to practice economy in the
use of water,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07

NBw YORK, Dec. 5.--Erie 3ok; Lake She re
i16ls: Chicago and Northwestern 1851;
Norfolk and Western 5l1a; Richmond and
West FONT Terminal 8: Western ! nion
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
EIGHTEENTH BALLOT

Terry, of Ark, an absentee, then came
in and voted for Mills The caucus then
adjourned until O'Clock this afternoon,
with the mornings balloting showing no
change from the close OF Saturday night.
The caucus met again at 2 p. m. and
at once proceeded to the
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07

Underwear. hosiery. gloves, hats, Car
digan Jackets, Jersey jackets, Whitlock
clothing house.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
rhirteen Thousand Cases.

LONDON, Dec. Tit is estimated that
$4,000 persons are III with influenza in
Hamburg.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE democratic
house caucus called to nominate a can
didate for the Office of speaker and other
house officers adjourned Saturday at
midnight until 10 a, m. Monday.
The caucus was in deadlock from the
beginning of balloting for speaker urtil
the close, with Mr.. Mills and Mr.. Crisp
nearly tied, and the minor candidates
holding the key to the lock.
The following was the last or
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
SPEAKERSHIP CONTEST.
THE DEMOCRATsl STILL IN
go CAUCUS BAI.LOTING. -.

so Far Twenty-Five Ballots Have
.--.,, .A.-f. .s:s-r,-
Reen Taken. the Last StandiIlxls
ilcrisp 9s, Miiis %, McMiiIin 10.
aSprinxer Is, Hatch A, stevens 4.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
SEVENTEENTH BALLOT

The caucus resumed its session prompt
ly at 10 O'Clock this morning, and with
out any preliminary proceedings the Sec
retary began to call the roll, disclosing
the presence of212 members. Others
were nstantly arriving.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07

sent their trunks. One of these was the
author of this carnival of blood and hor-
ror. One OF the injured lived an hou,
with mangltd face and crushed in skull,
aud two more hang on yet to the shred
of life in the city hospitals.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07
TwENTY-FIRST BALLOT.
TWENTY.SECoND BALLOT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l. Bulletin. Ills
p. m Hatch, with some of his support.
ers, has just entered the hall, giving Gre
dercc to the report that he is about to
withdraw in favor of Crisp Hatch
voted for Crisu.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-12-07

A full line of canned goods and dried fruits,
the freshest and incest stock to b found any
whore: not a can of old goods on our shelves:
special prices by the
case KROGER.
, 1891-01-24
"REMINISCENCES OF AN
EARTHQUAKE.
(NOmths Ansigso &ousdGsd.l

In the year 1867 I was the Rector Of one
of the English Churches iir the Dsnis6
Island OF BIT. Croix, an island in whick no.
one could live for 13years, as I did, without
loving it and its people very much
The island 10 very fully cultivated, With
beautiful roads all through it in every de
rrc,ion, and yields the palm Of healthiness
to no Islaud in all this Caribbean group.
There has never been, az far as ] knOw. o
bad epidemic in It. Not even the Cholera.
which ravaged most of our Islands. visited
st. CrOix. It ia also considered eighty
outside the hurricane range, and there has
never secured in its history y hurricane
big enough to destroy human life. Up to
1857 its inhabitants would have also told
you that there were no earthquakes in 81.
Croix, Of NJ ~1eastnothing beyond the slight
qu:vers that one may5feel nov and them IN
every West 1ndiar. island, proving that
physical confederation among tbemis afact,
even infhe4ease OF those which most stOut.
" resist the idea Of political c0ufUdsr alton
But on Monday. 10 November 1881, THE
illusion abous immuniCy lfrcm earthquakes
was diapeilsd BY tho nest appalling o /
, 1891-01-24
PrOklama.

a LIE og Enhver som maatte have
Noget at fordre Snedker her af
Bven WILLIAM FERDINAND
HENRY'S Fallitbo. indkaldes horyed
med Maaneders Varsel til for under
teguede Skifteret at anmelde Og
bevisliggi0re deres Krav.
ChristiaastedsI skitteEet; st.Croix, den 22de
Januar 1897 80
~. 'MAXEN.
, 1891-01-24
TELEGR A M s.
ST. CROIX STATION

New York. Jan uary 2Oth.-The cold
weather ia causing much su6rrIng IN
= Europe. The Harb0urS are frozen and
vessels icebound. A lady has been frozen to
death In . LONDON railway carriage.
General Booth has asked the Lord
MayOr to allow the destitute to sleep ia
the Municipal Buildings during the severe
weather, and he will provide for them.
In the French Chamber Of Deputies NJ.
Bourgeois proposed the remuneration OF the
existing Treaties, including tho most
fayOured nation clause. N. RibOt replied
in favour of the existing treaties which the
Chamber app owed, and passed to the order
of the day by a:vOte OF 458 to IL.
The Chamber has voted two million francs
for tie sufferers by the severe winter.
It is reported that Baron WiSsmann is
insane.
London news states that LordRendlrshAsa
will visit the West Indies shortly.
The census of st. Petersburg gives a pop
ulAtiOn of 900, 20.
According to the St. Thomas BaHeti"
there has been al emeute at estate AdT!0"
in St. Johns on Sunday, when the u.
bourers attacked the manager, Mr.. Weng.
Ten privates and fOar C~OnstableS were sent
over from St. Thomas in u boat tOwtd by
the Tn0olFs steam pinnace. --latest news
reports all quiet.
New Yo,k, Jany. 21st-LOndOn news
states that the election at H%srtl~pOOl result
ed in the return of Mr.. Furniss the Gladst0-
MAN.
The Marquis of Salisbury speaking at
Cam bridge said that HOME Rule was not
dead. but the Kilkenny election had proved
the incapacity Ofthe Irish to have a parlia-
ment Of their own, owing to the unlimited
power of the priesthood. The suffering
and discomfort in Ireland were dine TO the
nat urat DEFICIENCIES of the climate and the
absence Of the mineral resources which EN-
rich England, and was therefore not caused
by EmeiaNd.
"a lonislide has occurred at FO'keStOnU
by Which 3 persons were killed.
Disastrous floods have occurred in many
parts Of Great Britain.
The Figaro publishes an appeal to the
Churches in PaIi is to keep tho doors open
all night to shelter the poor.
The Poor in Algeria are suffering from
the cold.
Reports frODl Chill state that che Gov
ernments troops have joined the insurgents.
An explosion Of iredamp has occurred at
Chorkow. Russia, by which 100 persons
persisted.
London. Jany. 21st.-The stock of sugar
on the 17th inst. vas $4,000 tonA. Last
year l73. 900 tons.
Barbados, Jany. 22nd.-H. n. S. Training
SouHdron Active, Voltage. Calypso, and Kuoy
arrived from Teneritfe, noon.
, 1891-01-24
6 y. a vi
CHRlsT1ANsrHD.

Jany. 19th.--Lett per schr. VigilGnt for st.
Thomas.-Mr. John Z. Healy, David Moore.
For Havana via St. Thomas.-R. Hill Esq.
Jan. 2lst.-For st. Thomas.-J.T. Quin Esq.
Alfred Penn.
Jany. 23rd - Arrived per schr. Tigildns.
From Denmark va DC. Thomas.~Mr. and
Mrs. SchmieRelow with 2 children b nurse,
Mr. Jean Hansen, Mr.. Halvor Riis.
From Colon via St. Thomas.-Mr. Peter
J0rgensen.
From St. homas.-Lawyer J. P. J0rgensen,
Mr. Bernhard Michelsen.
FREDERIKSTED.
Jan. ~2lst.-Arrived per schr. Atlantic from
st. Thomas.-Miss A. Niles & servant, Mrs.
{. A.. Bernard, Sarah J. Joshua, ]. Tilley and
brother 81 Til,ev.
Jan. 22nd.-Left per schr. Atlantic for st.
ThomaS.-Mrs. Martin.
, 1891-01-24
PublicaHon.

IT is hereby made known THAT by Resolution
dated Srd ultinno His iiajesty~ the King
was most ''graoiously pleased to recognize
Mr. MAxIMINo 'vlLLAEUEvA as Consul
for Spain in the Danish West India Islands,
residence Sc. Thomas.
Government Secretary's' Ofce, St. CrOix
tho 23rd January 1891.
LIMPRlCHT.
, 1891-01-24

The Entertainment last night BY the Ten
nssseeans in aid OF The Ladies Benevolent
Association and the intended Home for Des'
tituts Children was quite a success, both
financially and musically. His Excellency
the Governor, the hon. Government Sc.
cretarv and Ia very respectable company OF
ladies, and gentlemen were in attendance,
and all seemed to enjoy themselves. The
programme consisted OF the usual num-.
Der and kind of selections. plus extras, OF
course-amongat the latter being those "
delightful ehoruses "Svees V;olet:" and
"Yodsl." The iubilsss were ell bright each
one being as catchy Is the otnef: ins
soIos by Tenor and Basso were render.
cd effectively, and so. was "Csp- Of Woe"
(soprano and tenor.) In the duet up
and dosn through Hills and s~alleys" the con.
fralto and alto slng with much precision. and
sweetness. and on being recalled another
duet "Sase ny mOtAsr's p;essrs FROM tie SALE
, 1891-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


net bekiendtgjores herved, at Diet har
bshaget Hans MFfjestat KOngen, we'd
Resolution AZ, 3die December f.. A. a~llernaa-
digst at snerkjende Herr. MAXIM1NO
vIL1ANuEyA ton spansk Consul paa de
dansk ~vestindiske Ger med Bcpel paa St.
Thomas. H.
Gouvernerhsnts Sect etaristet, St. Croix, den
98ds Jannax 1891. ~~..'eTt.
."o: Al rs 'LIMPRICHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25
THE PORTRAIT swINDLE.
How the Free Crnyoa Portrait Rackel
Ia Worked.

How the Free Crayoa Portrait Racket
Ia Worked.
An industry that has thriven almost
as well as watch clubs and endowment
orders, but not so generally known as
an arrant swindle, is the free crayon
portrait business. Those who prose-
cute it, says the New York Post, advcr-
tise extensively in papers having largo
rural circulation that they will furnish
crayon cnlargements of photographs
without charge, or for a nominal sum.
The victim sends in his photograph, and
then learns that he must buy frame
before he gets the portrait. The repre-
sentation is madc that tho portrait is
such q beautiful work of art" that it
cannot be shipped without the protcc-
tion OF a frame, for which from three
to Eve dollars arc demanded When
the money is forwarded the victim finds
that the portrait is anything but work
OF art, and that the franc Is very
cheap affair. There sre many varia-
tions of this swindle. One of them is
rs follows: The victim signs an agree
me MT after paying his money, that he
will buy a frame to cost not less than
one dollar and fifty cents. When IL is
too late. he discovers by study Of tho
agreement, that he must buy the frame
in person at ''the house" Of "the firm"
of swindl.rs. As he seldom lives near
enough 10 comply with this require
ment, he finds himself minus photo
graph and the money that he has sd-
vanooS
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25
tues sept =

MORTGAGE sALE-Defanit having boon
Az made Ia the conditions ~ a certain merit
gage, ec>ted BY Elery ". wilson ana sarah
- Wilson. of the town Of Games. Orleans
county. State OF New York. To John Pratt. Of
said town of Carlton. State Of New York.
dated Mach 30. 1881. and recorded I'm
county of Kent. in Ilber y of mortgages, on
pages 5s3 5ta. on the 6fh day 0f April. A. II.
lssi; on which mortgage there seisimed 20 be
due at the date of this notice the sum oi fcrfy
nve hundred ana thirty dollars of principal
and Interests and no suit or proceedings at
law or in equity having been Instituted TO re-
therefore. by virtue 81 the power of sale cen
isined in sad mortgags aud IN pul nance Of
the statute IN such case made aud provided,
said mortgage wifi be force osed hy sstie If
the premises therein descrihvd Tor the PURPOSE
Of satisfying the sum claimed 10 Re cue on
said mortgage and the interest thereon and
the costs and expenses allowed by isu. At aab-
lie anction. 10 the niFheSt bidder, on N.dnss-
day. the I'd day OF September. A. u. 1891. al Z n
o'clock In th- forenoon ~ ftet DAY. sf the
south front door OF the Court block fso-caL 81.
In the city OF Grand Rapids. Mieh2za. S8sf
being the place Of holding the circuit court for
the county In wtieh said premises are situaied.
The premises 70 be 40 are described in said
mortgage a. follows. to-wf; All thst tract or
parcel ef1sad stuste n the foNn II Ferzennes.
county ot heaf and state 81 Michigan. known
and Described as follows to- wit. Lets number
one. two. thrre and fsBf OF sect on number
twenty-six ~. town number seven "a north
Of ranz- nambfr nine ssl vest. containing hg
the nsted States survey tn al. oBe hundred
and ninetyf~o ana e.leo acres of lands but
bv survey Of ". ss Cefenlutx JtiF IsSz con-
fainfnr f.-s hundred and t~o sna ,, "a arrrs
Of iand more or less excepting fad reserving
the rsght II John " AID PW For. Their
heirs, e1ef1tors. a. mi aistratnrs or assigns 70
rehnile InafhtsR or repair faPir present sufH
dam or ner one an the same site and the
eHRbsnkuert on TIE r@st ssd- of Fiat River or
sad prem sss. snt tee fight-sf way - get 20
sn6 frsm fae sAsse for the rnrps,s~ aforesaid
reference being Rad e = d~ed 81 said ixnG ere
eufea tyrii =. lsf7. ~ John Western sns Eiir-
ahtth Western. Us vile. - The sai6 Wilson n.
Nordea ard ~ fhA recnYf fhereaf nrv re
rssinise w the sftee Of TIE register 20 deeds
Of Kent county. IN Nbtr = Of deeds. on page
Dated. NiddieviIle. Miehsrsa, Nay r. fsal
John rRtTT
Cssvrfs HFsrftcr. Msftssqre.
Attorney Ter kertgzeee. "a sax
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

A couple who did not move In the
most exalted social circles of River
mouth. Mass, were united In the holy
bonds of natrimony upon the day which
followed tie funeral Of the first wife OF
the groom The conventional sense OF
propriety In the neighborhood was
shocked by this haste, and upon the
night of the wedding there was a gath
erins 70 sereasdc the pair. The chsri-
vari was At its height, when the bride
appeared dartly at the window. Amt
you ashamed che cried. IN hot indig-
nation. TO como here making dis
turbance like this. when we had fu-
neral only yesterday"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25
rnE cH,loasn FROM SCHOOL

Qua ssms - oalfrsn fron sckecs al alive.
Az1 sw<fm ifks osss On leaving taer hive;
Tag sazs sHz sAsy ham. tssy sias saa tasy
tnlcst
Easy run saa sasy Jump neg sktp sad thsy
prAacs-
nsss rslliesa.< froiekias sA,ldrsa frsu
school
1hsy slide aa the scs. shsy vsds IA ne snsv.
Ghs2 splash tasoASA she slush, tAsy Jump e
tAsy sss
Eau saes saa sAsy punch. sasy s.sA saA tasy
PAIL
WIN Aainsl NE they're iuss srtun.ns fali-
Tsess rossssaaaG frsliskiag sAiidrsa from
Eh>y vslk - - .sa saA sszsss ~sssinss =
gssyh 20 noOs and .'ssii nosAer- = shssga 10
Dc sin
gsss renny. % JoAasy. os jim pssAsd sAsn
ta-
rAsse reslashia< fssisshsas eandss. frsa
HAsy snSvssls ssAA eshss. sad HE u sAsy en-;
~ Asy miss snail BOY aad Ais bis man.
trs sii tuss the same. tasy are sssa far sway.
Mower waiting - hear What the man has -
Easss rorsrsias fronsli.s sAr,Arsa nom
wssa team ssnss sioaG they're always hight
there
Esosht out long whip or a. awful big scare
VIII keep them frsn niiins the vehicle fun.
And vii make . big load for the horses 10 pull
These roliosias froliezins children from
EAsy chase sss An0shss and pluck o6 hss,
Is saiis sarough the air like . bali from q baA
- H. 49,
what fountains Of tea. -shsy make OF their
eyes,
These roliiahAs frcncsi,e children nom
yzhss iauxA h sAsh toz end serssn with %
ngh.
They skip snA sAsy hop from morning sii, MINT:
Tnsy'rc fun Of ths praaks they ca. DO on the sly
Bas taey never know AoU ana ,aoy never know
These ro,,sshsaG soIIskins sAaa,sn from
They stop u sAs psss once On their way home,
And ne possnAsssr thinks that bsdlAm has
como
They inquire for . letter three times day.
And they would nfsy moro II passing that way
These roiiicxtns. ffolickias children nom
school
Thsy srrfve - sssir homes with checks al
Agiov.
"Tts hurrsh and hustle wherever they 20;
They rush tarough the house and slam every
door.
They leave their footprints On earpe. ana floor
These ro,itcktns. frolicking children from
school
eoh, mamma Tn hun@ryi - hungry q .
bcarr'
They Are quick 70 announce. sad bold 70 declare
They are teasing for candy. cake. cookies and
pie:
Tor these thcJ viii oes. for these they VIII cry
These rollicking. frol.cking children from
school
They're the pride Of the home and tho use Of
the town.
pts hope and iis comfort iss Joy ana IT'S crown
iPa;ninG souls. stealing hcarss. from morning
till night.
they're always and ever both care and delight
These roiiicking. fsolicktns children from
school
". W. Leach. in Good Housekeeping
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AS State OF Michigan. county OF kent-ss.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that by an order OF the
Probal Court. Tor the county OF hent. made on
the l5.h day Of August. A. u. 1891. six months
from that date were allowed for .tcaitors to
present their claims against the estate of
JOHN PETER DKWIfT.
late OF said county, deceased. and that all
creditors OF said deceased are required To pre-
sent their claims TO said Probate court, at the
Probate office in the city of Grand Rapids. for
eXamination and allowance on or before the
i5tn day OF February next. and that such
claims will be heard before said court on
Monday, the 18th dzv of February next, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF that day.
Dated. Grand Raoids. Mich. Aug Is. A. u.
1871.
CYRUS +. PERKINS.
tues sept y Judge of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

There 10 feiler in this town that's advertisin
Grant Coal Jest becous We sell OLD LEE
Now that teller incnuats that OLE LEE
Coal got Its name from ,feDerai Lee. but
that lest ware hes mistGkeua: the fact
OF the case Is. the land ware OLD LEE
Coal IL mined was wunce oned by
man that sas very OLD. an mis-
name was Lee; hut he wasent no
relation TO gcnerei Lee more
he didn't kno General Lee
xcept by reputation.' We
hope this feller that is advertisin Grant Coal
will let up on OLD LEE. bceous he was an
AWFUL good man. & his coat 80 evry hcav
says is awful good too. We hope nobody
will take the pans TO look this Grant
coal feiler, but will hurry rite down
TO our ofsice A order thsr winter sup
Iy of fuel before IL gets frezen cold
SP and prices are out o-site. ccse
BENNETT eoodnes sakes coal costs. nut
FTELA now these bard times. For
ICE CO further pariicslers call on
yours truly. s. Il. II.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

Again. Miriam Horace. you have
made a mistake. You have bod III ,.
engraved In this ring instead Of NJ. 7.
Horace tsotto voce Ding that Jew
sler. teid bin 30 Gle out the Initials.
tAiosdl That tswsier IL aliehtiy desf.
and yeu know n. r. squads Ike IL >
-~Jswelrrs Ctreelss