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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
| PUBLIC DECLARATION
: Ne Are Bound q Lssd the Pro-
cess;on - We Always
Have Done."
War in Dry Goods Nov an eno
II 10 Proving . Wondercl
Magnet 81 spring
& Goa.

Tae announcement OF Spring 3 ca.
n this mornings yapers ca used S1ite
3u-gy st excitement "a business cifessas
And will probably create = susli pane
saaong TIE ladies' ltGin iifty aiies st
6rend Rapids as wsil ss tho>e uao r<-
SIDE Ia the city Tie farm frequently
aoid special sales oa c1Tialn lines. eua
have always made tAe induesnseni -
strong as 10 bring crowds OF entlass-
aetlc customers, ss. for instance, taeH
famous annual linen saies; bat no one
MS prepared for lie stupenaoos hfcat
n the even tenor o. tisc.r o0ssIcss -
announced this gs,ofaDg-
SPECULATION IL rte as 10 Mr.. Sarauxe
purpose Ia taking this confss, foI Tue
nrm always enjos a ilberSi patronage.
and handle 80 sas; . variety aaa socn
reliable goods islat, together with tne
popular prices, the ladaceraent iass AL
says teen sufficiently sirosx 10 a..
:ract economical bnyers as we'll as al
ofhSfs
a reporter saw The distinguished dry
goods nagnate of ~ ssera Michigan ~
A.s desk tire fssorn.ug. aud wGs ves'
-oneed IA Mr.. sprpEs usual courteous
ilialaeg.
Mr.. Spring. what has inf y enced voc
IN make What would seem - oc = reck-
ess adventure, ln Throwing 80 900 ot
North oi SeasoaSiie nlr -sla sid .s~ IA
spoc.ai sale, Groung prices ia black
ADD white thai lagst necessarily fcsua
an the ioss OF many Thousand doiisrs &c
your i,usi aessF'
Mr.. Springs answer sWe.l. Mr..
Leader. Il dsesn'i seem 20 ase Shat the
pubiic are Interested to ksssw tise nas
and the wherefore 81 THIS move. is q
aot suti.seat fof them 20 know that NJ
have thrown -ariy every Department
.! our store open At spcc.si siie and
cut loose from tie profits. even marx
.ug new ard seasonablc goods Al Just
aslf their valGesa'
'but. Mr.. fpfiag, your arm haze
always been 50 conservative IA h1sNaess
that it naturally excltes osie's curselsF
20 knew what lnlptls 60 remafkal,a .
cat IN praes."
"Well, | w.ll tell you. The story 10
iolJ IA Just three W rds." sid NJ.
Spring. 1.-The mighty dollar 10 wslH
wc ere altar aad We kGow now 10 cssl .s.
Then, there Is sGoiher good reason.
We are bound To lead Tie procession, ss
we always have done. oiner sales VIII
pale into ohseuniy when tie peo-
pic. read what We have in store Tor
hem. And | want to emphasize olc
more point. Our 18th animal iisea
sale Is one OF the approaching evcags
that fcople arc locking forwsrS 10 and
Il will be The greatest parsiyEer iisss
time that was ever known. You viii
see grand spec 5, ,.e when ,hesc goods
ere placed Oh sa.c AID Tie ios i8z.ces
will be more surprising
Ask your readers l., spend q few
minutes reading what We have % ssy
10 them IN your paper tonigl. sad you
s'ili place then under obligations TO
ypG, for be.sevo iiss sale viii 20 down
iG.o i.story as the nioet nsomentoas
and Widespread, AID the most profit
able 10 the Deoi,le o. ANY IN the aunsis
ot afv goods business" ."-The Egcnn:
Leader.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
frpcrssnt Cherr-s ef Ts-ns ss the ~ %
tsns GestfNa.

Taking eject Sunday. Nov. issh,
uain baretofofr leaving ssrnnd Rariis
at 6a9 a. ~. will isaye st a. IN. win
sn elegn ri pnSlor car attached, arriving
at Detroit Al 1910 =. IA. every week
dav. Leaving Detro,k at i2sl5 p. na.,
vish fret cia.s sieeIirg car. runs a
tamgah 20 Fofton. arriving there a
1910 a. m. via Michigan Central. <ov
YORK 1entrai a Huesoa River and Bss-
scn Il Albany isssiro@Fss
Trash leaving ErsEs as J 20 .. n. con
meets o. jackson with the cxiebIsted
vest iuisa North Score Limited. !" The
hhnisonsfst snd fastest train IN the
v-or,d. carrying tbr0ugh sieepers tor
fesion. thus 5s~ctssa tatsnv bat ore
ehar-e. arriving st huf' sio ~ o'clocs.
ssYscuse 80, siherr . 81 ths fsiior.
rv saos nsnr. Ne~ ferF 5.sa, Eoxtoa
5 - toe following rvensff.
IYain heretofore leaving here at Ills
ia gse essrine sou lseses ~ 10 80 pm.
daily Carrying . firxs elsss sleeper. e.
fIFiag 81 Detrost s.fS - m- week ldays
and % - ~. Surtsys. effIsIng ~
Bafsaio SOS, syrneese la.s3 tie esfBr
Afternoon. siisny -. New 1osk 7
sua ro<ton lass TIE fcilor8ne morn
ing
IRAN le>~ins ersud Rsp,ds AZ O. cop
n. ees DAYS cnuDscis flo~eif With fi.s
Eev xtrg limited seslsbuisd 1T Jack
ssa, arriving 81 Jsrtrolt i8.s5 Q. sta
Funr.o .o f25 the friiswsfQ fue-Ts l1e,
syracuse f2.l5. Aiisry s.Sa. ksw Tosk
-, Beston 1e.55 tht ssspe sftgsfo<lb.
fsss ~. - oos.
teesfsI 1fsnt
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

The demand of the peoples party
fc- $50 per cent loans on land security
u very entlciug and Will no doubt lnre
many TO this fair bat impFactcab,e
measure. Questions a. to its feasibil-
lIty are answered WITH Alsddln-like as
mrsnce. but regardless of iogic. Ii
land values we're Fixed or could be
then the solution woald be simplIficd.
tus the values Of iands are not tiscd,
nor can they he; fsrms IN the New Eng
land states when Rave sold as high az
one hundred dollars per acre can nov
De bought for twensv Ave dollars per
acre, or actually less than the intrinsic
value Of the improvements. farms here
in Michigan. while sss,erally naiatasn.
ing their values sna even increasing
them. have not all dove 80; the same
nsy be asserted Of Yarns IA other
states. nos excepting the states border
fng the Mississppi- Urbsn property
increases or decreases ia value with
every change of importance, the htaald-
ing Of . manafsctory or the burning
of one. the acquisition Of railway, the
deepening of . river channel. the dis
eovery Of vsluahls deposit. even the
caprice Of sfs denissns are al factors n
determining the chanxeful vaiaes of
city. town ard village property. Clearly
then We urban population coai nos
share in the h<neass to be derived from
this measure, and the farmer could
enly hope - reslszs is after InserFain-
able difficulties in fixing rssssnsole
far bass sf vsins asd been overcone.
The inevitable defeat OF sAs measure.
teiavrt - tbs point. weaid then Re
found IA ioan, whscA ~ best vanlf
eeFrcsens only . reTcsntsss of al an-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Nsn-Ip. Dee. so.--Ths new tariff
imposes prohibition duties on alcohol
and sugar end relieves the present
burdens OH rails aud upon other rail-
road material. The tariff further
contains only one column
pt duties for nations without
treaties OF commerce WITH Spain and
nakes conc ess:ors upon these duties 10
nations disposed 10 make reciprocity
rcaties viii Spar, such treaties Ia IN
riuae the most favored nation ciausc.
The export duty on iron ore wil.. !, Is
anderstood, not exceed twenty-five
.entimes per ton. The new tariff Was
,dopted by the cabinet on Monday and
viii be published on JanuiIy /. Par
i1Inent meets tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
AMUSEMENT rs.

Commencing this afternoon and for
the remainder OF the week D.,wling
md IIasson viii! revive "NoboIy's
Claim" at RedmOnd's.
9Th Spider and the Fly" the spec
frs. Grand Rapids representation a.
comes to Grand Rapids from a very
successful three weeks vieit IN Chicago.
Society is on the alert for the engage
ment of Julia Marlowe at Powers Erxt
week. On Wednesday evening she will
present "Much Ado.ss and on Thursday
"Ingomar."
Next Tuesday evening the male quar-
tet from Olivet college will give a con
cert in Hartman's hall IL which they
will render q program OF college songs.
snleclions sure To attract all old stu
dSnts. Miss Anna p. Shepard will
assist as soprano, and Miss Gertr de
Keyes as pianist.
"The Vendetta" is the name Of a
sterling drama which will he the next
attraction at Eedmopd's. II ought to
prove as popular ard interesting rs
any of the offerings of the eeason.
Judging from the hearty and approx
ing receptions il has received elsewhere.
On New Years day Big Eliza will give
handsome New Years cards to the
ladies' visiting Gcarv's Museum. The
day following Che Nab, the Chinese
dwarf, not to be out done n attention
10 the fair eek. will on Saturday present
each lady souvenir package OF tea.
Manager Gcary has received word
from his Fort Wavne manager that
Miss Carter. the lady with the horses
mane, IS lust as ajve-tises. She will
DC At the museum next week.
Max ORell il reculiar'individual
and 1t is his original ard decided in
divlGnsl way of putting things in speech
and writing that makes him and his
works attractive. lie will lecture a.
the Fountain street BAPTIST church .
week from Monday.
Ten dollars will be given by Manager
Gearv to the nisn who will have his
n,usssche shaveds off On the stage and
kiss Big Eliza at the Worlds Museum
tonight.
The Paris Gaie.y Girls viii keep open
house At Smiths theater tomorrow
afternoon.
diool smuxements will he rlentifnl
at all of the thcsters during January.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Ar recent conference OF the prlnci-
pal transatlantic steamship compa-
MES, uniform route was decided upon
for all steamers going from New York
10 Liverpool, sad another for those
going from Liverpool to New York.
Heretofore the various companies have
sent their steamers over different
routes, and for that matter hardly two
steamers of the same company have
taken Just the same track. Extreme
varisnos, In the tracks has been the re-
suit, some going far south to avoid the
''fogs otf the banks" the iceberys and
other dangers OF the trip, while 9th ers
have made il rule to go the shortest
way, irrespective Of any thing cnd
everything save getting there in the
shortest time possible. The tracks
agreed upon by the conference are the
safest courses which the combined Wis
dom and exp erience of the lines repre-
sented could suggest. It would seem
that this measure would greatly lessen
the danger in ocean travel. Hundreds
of vessels are sailing the Atlantic ell
the time; il all 20 over the same or
nearly the same route, the chances for
help, IN time Of distress, are increased
many fold.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
nesas9 opINIoa

n-~ss- -ert - thrrcA tsnt r,c-ntsG
She had s>r~f be~a hsf1rs.
-P7f sHeN rsH >-rssrk. sstS r-s@sn4
Thre@ vssss oiS. sp,6 ss-so<f ssv~.
sAs k.f ~-r-ss.ed = lss sg-tst.
~ce. issd-<G. es~ wsoa as61'f erv~
rel6sne fighi ~ pasa fss~cr-
CT sse wert vsSk sF.< ling sra
wona~-sa~sy xss sz- .ss r~~Yfa
Ssr to 6s~s-z srs sfe s~<z
Srrpsx ssp IS the i<frsy sfee e-s,
siss the 1Aassc rs-.~~S t>r ss<e
wsen = ,a~d sra rs<,> The se<D~
ao~~se Sre~Trf4 ard e1~~s>s.
Sti r a-i-*. Hessf~ ss< ses.r-a
Ezs 49, shrok hrf 4ssfte hezA
Srs6 s-st1 u. 80 r~~ - ts7
WsT>r krs s~~a ~ r-~=lT -sr
1-~s-s tSs r--~es~7 frsrsrs sss -
&zss - ess-s yssf rrss PSF
II. e, Lrws1 = chs,csfmnn
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Etiitors r. n. Fisher of the Eagle and
" Y. Weston OF the Leader are soon
20 start for San Francisco. where they
viii represent the Grand Rapids Press
club AZ The international association.
Ia honer of their departure L. q.
stuart gave q .uuIpsaous banquet a.;
the Press CHM ias. evening. Mr.. Wes-
ton was detained ri home bv sickness.
hat Sir fIsSser< Z. T.. tonger. Col. II.
4. AIdrsrh. w T. Sprcst. Fred Adams.
T., o.. stuart. J. ". Hanuan ard sco.
+. Cttlia we're prr sent And enjoyed tbe
hoanafui spresd ~ the extent OF their
earac.tY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

scnsseiy sa-s It is VERY vulgar -
sreak IL yoHr hssksassd BY ms isss nsuas.
and c-1tscis~ Mr. Henry " stanl~y fo-
doing 81 III. wonasn fs@~ q dear
little rsor>ei of fesniairfty -vao rs-rs@s
grave sna 4 spsseI ysung lsvrsr sni
v-est 70 hsusese-p AZ in iove cf COT
tsee wssh a5h~rxisa cook- The ftsss
woman In h>~ yosrS b-idssood ccnl3
not nasfeY en6cssat dignity II sp~ccs
10 esll h>r ssee~ lord Nj Jone-. ev~r -
-. ceek, bst af~sonsseiy d>xxssses
ksm s'Bx---~ A-S o.e Day when xiere
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

che Grsad Expss Bicycle indoor
tase.tsi ,siab snd the Custer Guard
cidb played = game last ghs in Hart
marshall The score was ~ - Is n
favor % the BICYCLE eluh. The Custer
Guard csnh ~sre short three ~ "a plsv-
e.s, Ard The vscsneses we're Sled from
nsernhef. Of the htcycie club. A re.
sarn game VII ~ plsved IN the Casse-
Guard arnaoyy New Years afseruooa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

correspondent must fake something
SO ohsnagsthsehAnea on peace and xs-.
Members OF the cabinet are brE.eG
heinxx Before Mr.. Blaine ve0tures
cut rpon ,he street he sends out scouts
to see if any correspondents or report
ers ara in sight. Then be ventures
forta, sad BY some magical infiu
snce every stock, stone and hitchins
posi- becomes an animated inter
rog siion posnt with . shaspsned penci
n its hoeesd claw. The secretary
iassead OF charging upoa them giii
club, waves them away vit.
the smile OF a Christian
martyr. Seventeen corFespondents III
.erpset the gesture, ..Alas. Our de-
naHds are rejected, We mus: fight
fasy immediately wire il 10 all parts @:
the oountry. The secretary blows hls
.loss, and correspondents say: ''Ha
IA. Blaine hiss sounded the tocein O.
.ar." So the countiy is again eiectr.
ied. This fever OF unrest is sure H.
continue until peace and tranquility
are assured. and then the scrithlers
mus: ind some other sensation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

wss os~pasy. Bridget oazs - H. -
lor door ana anaoaaos1. sLuTrh i
ready. and VIII yea ~ wsisis for llsrrs
ua4s azn~
Somehow the ksory Get cat a. thsc csah
and Nr. Jsnss nsver quite fsrxsve n
spouse. thszgh thersxfser shs puncph
oazly called hiu ''Mr. Jssss" until be
czrs to - Judge er-Bss:en Post
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
JINGoIsM.


No sooner had the press dispatches
aanounced tho probable peaceful soIu
ton of oar Chiilan troubles than ths
democratic press set up the cry OF
lingo. Ii Secretary Blaine has becI
able through diplomacy to avert =
threatened conflict and thereby IN
sured peace, saved millions OF ,rets
ure, assured the quiet enjoyment ol
private property and returned 20 anx!
Gus wives and iunoceut chrldren then
Natural protectors unharmed, then
jingoism is no longer a term of appro
orium, a subject for caricaturc, bu
the embodiment of principle ..
worthy enduring fame, as has bccon,
me title Yankee" first derively ap
piled TO our continents! soldiery 10y tn,
English, or the term "aboi!tionist
with which such noble characters a
Horace Greeley, Mrs. Harriet Beechoi
stowe and Wendell Phillips were mock
ngly stigmatlzed. IL the strained re.a
lions existing between our governmen
and Chill are in fair way of amicabl.
settlement, as indicated by these dis
patches and this settlement is tho re
suit Of jlngoisn. then new plume VII
rave been added TO Elaine's alrcad,
fuli head-dress, and the "Yankec'
IL q a l.. L
proud distinction of being the frs
among great nations who stopped I.
the peaceful policy of arbitration in th'
et,!emcnt of 90 grave an aifront Will
.power she might have crushed. l
reason is to succeed passion. peace th'
turmoil of war because Of jingoisn,
then "jingo" becomes . term the na
ton may be proud to honor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Grand River lodge of f. d A. NJ. viii
hold lodge of SORROW IN memory cf
Is departed brethren. Tie exercises
slll be open tn al who are interested
nd they arc in ~ respect of secret
aaiure. The lodge dosres that those
Eho desire u attend may he on hand
promptly 90 tina. their entrance Will
act :1terfere With she ceremonies.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
.,i.hep Lous.,l,n i. Dead.

BRooKiYS, Dec. So.-The III. Rev.
John Loughliu, bishop of the Cathol.c
iiocsse oil Long leland and one OF the
hes. known prelates IN ihs country
lied this afternoon. lie haa been al
but week with a complication ot DIS
eases. ana although his condition this
morning was considered serious by
The attending physicians 1t was thought
he would pull through.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

SCHOLARS and historians from all
parts Of the United States are gathered
IN Washington this week to attend the
meeting OF the American Historical
soclty. Pfe-eninent among them IS a.
Michigan man. President James q.
Augell OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. jour
aaIist, statesman.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Every yonns man in the city 10
cordially invited 10 vist the YounR
Men's Chrstan ss>oestioa en- New
Years day, vhere thev viii ~ accorded
tire fuil privileges OF the house, whesh-
er fhev are nsemt<rs cr rot. 1ne
sresssg so<tsl fcsfnrcs wi b rnfored
from ~ p. rs.. and there VII Be 81
eshshstsca Of the gvnmnassnm york 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Nathaniel Edwards, the tsamsler re-
ported miss.ng from ais hoae near the
D., L. & \. crossins. on South Division
stree, nas not rsturaed. Nrs. Edwards
brother. sho lives sB the southwestern
aaFt Of the county, cane 10 ih.s eity
sth his teams yesterday and moved
the deserted family and their house
saId goods 10 isis scssceace.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

eYsfgTnxs-Moi@ttre. srtessss hchlnx
ard ssng8nEs rsaoss - niFsst. ~Drs tsF
@rnfEssBf. II allowed - c<sgssaisr
tsasfs fern. wnich often breed nnz
q e.esEste. becoming serysort. ssz4xFs
fs7sTwHsr ssaqs ire ftnsifis sfs1 tsfesi-
l5r he<Es uiczsrx sos s,lS ~ rpcst tsess
szfsn~ex fise fuu5s.fs A cfueeistk. a.
~ mad. Ger - o.rts. bf. f~ayne 4
son, Pb1ls1siphx
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

The weather for Lower Miea.gsa viii
be generally fair; slightly warmer;
sousheAsterly WINS; winds, snow or
rain on Friday. For Upper Michigan;
occAsionAl SHOWS. southeasserly Winds:
warmer IN eastern.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
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II lFied in New Ham pshirc.

DosToS, Dec. So.-A telegram from
SawtelIe's counsel to the guardian of
the condemned mars mother states
.sat the nardercr's body will bc buried
i'll New hampshire.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

NEXT June 1000 christiAn Indians
viii assemble at Kamioops, . village n
British Columbia. 10 consider ecuca-
tiolsi and ether matters pertaining 20
civilization.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

The members OF Custer Post So. 5
G. A. r., are rec irsicd 10 meet ~ the
post roor, on Thursday, December 81.
At Q a. M, 10 attend tse funeral OF ouf
Late ce ms2ac, George Schsrmerho:n.
Joas {. ALyS.
EMIL A. rArrER. Commander.
Adlatans.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

so'cloek. Er. Garland has charge OF
ms work, ant sn effort vii ee mate
make the. e.exhloitson unusually latsz-
cssspg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

New th-ae cfowa muscatel raisins. {
pounds Tor 20 cents al kilieans
grocery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Every thing ~ the line OK oysters.
fsh. and game ~ season can be found
st Dcitenthsier's No. III Monroe
street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Third spDasi hsil givea ty ffie
gousesytaen Horssshcers' Iia.on. Ne.
"a. 80 Hlbei nisn hail, New Years eve.
D..cemiser 81 .tnyose worse for q8o'
VII no; pe admitted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

For the freshes; OF oysters and fish.
90 10 Deitentaaler'r, No. III Monros
street
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Three-pound caus yellow peaches 10
cents at hillesn's grocery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Every thing the very beet in the way
of oysters, fish. and game III scssor
at petlcnthaler's, No. IL Monroe
street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

A Healthy and Delicious Beverage.
Nenlcr Chocolate. i,csrn 10 make
real cup of chocolate by addressing
".icuier." New York. aud get free
sanplc with directions.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-12-18
Real Estate Transfers.
BYRON.

BYRON.
Ii. ii. Rosenkrans to c. Haviand bks.
10 and IS, $500.
b. Haviland, ct. al, to II. III. Rosen-
krans, saw mill property OH sec. "a, $500.
BANCROFT.
Fl. +. IIemenway to Ann f. Baker, lot
and pit. lot 3, blk. IL and lot 3, blk, 3,
$1,000.
CoRUNNA.
Rollin Pond to Ida J. Palmer, lot bk.
81, $3.50.
Rollin Pond to G. NJ. Palmer, lots
and 8, bk. 46, $3.50.
CALEDONIA.
in. Conlcy to w. p. Proud, land on
sec. Is, 500.
Ida j: Palmer to Rollin Pond, J a. on
Sec 20. $3.50.
G. NJ. Palmer to Rollin Pond, l a. on
sec. 90, $780,
J. A. Church to J. M. Conley, land on
sec. Is, $3.50.
HAZELToN.
w. G.. Wheeler to +. Il. Wheeler, e.,
Cd, WI sec II, $1l00
A. Bailey to G. II. Potter ct al, pit
NJ fl !, sec. 5, $1,000.
NEW HAVEN
+ Carr to G B Monroe, 20 a. on sec II,
5000.
w p Braid to ] NJ Conley, 60 a. on sec
!, $4,000.
Dean to / Van Duscn, lots Is and
II blk "a, 5000.
G I Abrey to F S Dean, lots Is and II
blk 81. $780,
l. Van Dusen to l. J Keagle, lots Is and
II, blk "a, 500.
+ w Corey to NJ ID Corey, und. lots
81 and %, Comstock's add. $500
& Il Abrey to II A Harmon, lots 50
and 80, blk II, Woodlawn Park, 500.
ID G Clapp to VIM Blank, lot on sec "a,
$3.50.
o. Lindner to d NJ Estey and J ii
Calkins, lot on sec "a, $3.50.
N j. Lattimer to M. Zollinger, lot blk
3, A l. Williams add, $1,000.
May G Dewey to Il G Passage lot %,
bk %, 1875.
J House to L C Passage, lot on bk IS,
$1,000.
CS& AMI o B Williams to Isaac
Drain, pit lots % and 26, sub out lot 8,
$3.50.
] Frieseke ct al 10 Il Carr, 81 lots and
8 ! k 3, Dewey d Stewarts add, $500.
M J. Burch to Il. J. Keagle, lots 10 and
IL TX "a, Woodlawn Park. 500,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-12-18
Died.

Saturday morning, Dec. 18th, at one
o'clock, Jennie, youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. G. Whited, of spinal
meningitis.
The deceased hadbcen ailing for some
time but had been confined to her
home only three weeks. She was, how
ever, Il great sufferer during that time,
though very patti, mt one. She was
born in West Carlton, Orleans Co, n.
Y, Sept. -, 1874. When she was eight
years old, her parents came to Owosso,
which has been her home since that
time. Four years ago she allied herself
to the cause of Christ and became a
member of the Nj. L. Church, and has,
since her coming to this city, been a
very active member of the Sunday
School. Especially interested was she
in The building of the new church, and
the last meeting of any kind she attend
ed was the dedicatory services on Nov
odd.
She was of kind and sympathetic
disposition, and had many friends both
young and old. She was member OF
the sophomore class in the High School,
bright scholar and highly esteemed by
teachers and pupils. She leaves fond
parents. two sister, two brothers and
many friends who deeply mourn her
departure.
Funeral services were held at the new
NJ. f.. Church, Sunday afternoon. Rev.
+. b. Bancroft officiating. Several floral
tributes expressed grief for the departed
friend and sympathy for the bereaved
family. The remains were placed in the
vault at Oakhill cemetery.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-12-18
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-12-18
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