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The morning call., 1892-07-27
Berkeley.

A new Presbyterian church il To he butlt
at Temescal. to cost S6jOo.
Hubert Kelly, West Berkeley incorriei-
ble. was committed 10 the Whittier Reform
School for two years.
a. n. Anderson has been appointed
POundmaster.
Iemescal is talking of calling specfal
election to vote uDon the question Of issninp
bonds IN the sum OF 5000 for m addition
to the public school.
The berkeley jails have been ordered put
iuto good condition.
The morning call., 1892-07-27
CIgar-NIakers, Uninn

Under the new schedule recently adopted
by the Cigar-makers' Union in settling the
strike was one regarding "faney-shaped"
cigars This was the only portion of the
terms of agreement which was not salts
factory to the employers. and the latter
asked that ii be modified. The Cigar
makers Union has instructed its executive
committee to make the necessary changes
in tho matter
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Accordance WITH THE TERMS AND JrN
4 der the authority of a certain deed of trust an
executed by WILLIAM NJ. CHAMBERLAIV an11
ELEANOR j CHA MERRIAM hfs ,yifa ,o-t4
OF the first part % HENRY C. CANPKI1.1 XII I"l lsis5 @
THADDEUS u. hENI, parties OF the second ~
and the S~h francisco Savings Union ~ tbo Pttt;
part re same DelnR dated February s. I8en aai
Teegfded In the office OF the Countv Bad, dooV, ana
sne county of Fresno State Of CaIItoego neoo.der OF
4Ot OF deeds. at pages 267 and foIInwfnT "a gooN
pursuance OF resolution passed on the TO- iu IN
VI Nay 1857, by the board of dfrectnrs ~ S utS
tSa tis i%sDiseo savings Union. corporation aI1
meht OF which the aforesaid a. ed OF frnst @ pay
cuted declaring that default had been made 10 ~
pay ment OF interest ana other su ms t~9 vi IN nass
SAID note and deed of trust. ana requesting ana
B. KENT, Trustees, to sell the real estate de-
scribed therein, to satisfy said Indebtedness we,
HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS T.
KENT Trustees, do hereby give notice that on
at 2 30 O'Clock NJ. OF thai day. and at the front
door OF the Courthouse in the city Of Fresno.
county OF Fresno, State OF California will sell
at public auction TO the highest bidder for tn
geld coin OF the United States. ali that piece or
parcel of land situate in the county of Fresno.
state OF California, described follows, wit:
According TO the ohicial plats snd system OF sur
yess of the Government OF the United states.
ln township seventeen 40 south, range nine
teen (lS) east, Mount DIablO base and meridian,
section two (2l the northeast quarter {NE IA,
one hundred aud sixty (l60) acres OF
l4nd more or less together with the appurtenances
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF the United
StateS 10 per cent payable to the undersigned on
deed: and IL not so paid, unless for want OF tito
(lu days being allowed for searehl, then said 10
per cent to be forfeited and the sale TO be void
AetS o. safe at purchasers expense.
HENRY c. CAMPBELL,
THADDEUS b. KENT
jy27 81 an3 6l0i3l7 trustees
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Curtis. Theatrical Printing.

NJ. b. Curtis, also known as Maurice B.
Strelinger. has been sued in the Superior
Court by the Forbes LithOgraph Manufac-
turing Company of Massachusetts for
S637 81 for theatrical printing due in
March, 1891. Curtis is now on bail, await
ing his second trial for the killing of Police
man Grant and was at that time preparing
for another dramatic tour.
The morning call., 1892-07-27
baggage Notice.

Rouud-trlp transfer tickets are now on sale at
any of our Offices at reduced rates. viz: One
trunk round trip 80 cents; single trip 80 cents
Keep your baggage checks until you reach this
city. Morton Special Delivery, II Geary street.
4US Taylor. Oakland ferry depot.
The morning call., 1892-07-27
Horse and Barn Burned.

Fire broke out at 40 o'clock last night in
the barn of William Matthews, at the corner
of Turk aud Wood streets. The building
was totally destroyed, with all its contents.
including valuable horse and $500 worth
of hay and grain. The owner estimates his
lnsc of CISnO
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Tho yere,n Eintracb,,s CIR,

The Verein Eintraeht last night donated
500 TO the iremen's relief fund.- in recog-
milton Of the valuable services rendered the
association in preserving its building from
destruction bv fire on the night of july 4.
The morning call., 1892-07-27

MASS s-MEETISG.-Dennis keafney aud Dr. p.
A. Terry are advertised 10 address an aniLJao-
anese mass meeting al the corner OF Second aud
Folsom streets at 8 o'clock tonight.
The morning call., 1892-07-27

To INSPECT BoILERs.-The United States In-
spector OF Steam Boilers left yesterday for Lake
Tahoe 10 examine the boilers of the vessels piy-
ing on that body OF inland navigabe water.
The morning call., 1892-07-27

BERTELING has The only reliable methodist &,
fl 6efeetlve sight. APT Kearny street.
The morning call., 1892-07-27
The Local Democracv

The chairman OF the Democratic State
Central Committee, Max Pepper, will to-
day appoint the various subcommittee
necessary for campaign work.
A Mercantile Democratic Club is abont
to be organized in this city. canvass is
now being made for that purpose. The
merchants who are being approached are
given the assurance that their previous pol
itlcs Will not be inquired into aud that the
only pledge required Of them is that they
viii support Cleveland in the present cam
pagn.
Meetings were held last night by all the
Democratic district clubs for the purpose
Of prepari for the coming campaign.
Every club arranged its finances secured
permanent headquarters ana decided upon
IA plan for regular meetings.
The registration ana naturalization bu-
reau at the Democratic County Committee
headquafters, on Sutt-r street. has on an
average from 20 10 % applicants Der day.
The morning call., 1892-07-27
Redemption of Dupont Street Bonds.

TREASURERS OFFICE. CITY AND COUNTY
L of San Francisco. July 70. 1892.
Holders OF Dupont street bonds issued under an
act OF the Legislature entitled IAN act TO authorz3
The widening of Dupont street. In the city of
Francisco" approved March %, 1876. are hereby
notified that the undersigned viii receive sealed
proposals for the surrender OF said b0 d. pro-
yided by section Is OF said act. at his oce in the
new City Hall. San Francisco. until II clock noon
OF SATURDAY, Au gust q, 1892.
The amount to be applied TO the redemption OF
said bonds is about twenty-five thousand dollars
($25U0Ol BidderS will state at what rate they VIII
surrender their bonds payment, less coupons
due. No proposals above par VIII be cons dered.
Bids to be iudorSed Proposal for surrender OF
Dupont-street bonds J. II. WIDBEk,
lyS6 l2t City and County treasurer
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Foriy-fonrth pi.trict prmocrnts.

a large number Of Democrats OF the
fofly-iourth Assembly District met last
h'ght In Wesseil Hall, corner of Powell
and Union streets. The meeting was ad-
dressed by G. l.. Weller, who gave mn ex-
The morning call., 1892-07-27
= EDWARDS

,EGERaENEEgEEg II you only s9lye orc
; t-Cular wOru-Eny one OF the entire ten win
. bring sou d $40 cash reWard-w lille II YOU are
bright enough 10 solve more than one yuur reward
al be increased IL proportion from $50 to
$500. Also reInem Der that you GO not have 10 be
nrsT, or last with your answer. EVERY
\ correct answer for even IA single word
j wins a Splendid cash reward
The morning call., 1892-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

bly, true by ordinary OF common
but NOT TRUE when
the effort is associated with the
kind of enterprise that appears in
this prospectus. Five hundred
thousand new subscribers will
mean TO us more than Ssee. 600 of
advertising revenues during the
next five years. We can afford TO
pay for them at least half their
value to ms We are willing to do
even more than this. II necessary,
The morning call., 1892-07-27

biandly yesterday and said: Book warl
Pooh There atn't any book war! rs
trYial-absolutely too trivial to notice!
The morning call., 1892-07-27

Z ARGUMENT . c1E Isr PUNISH AaHaI-
y rve COMPANY, Of Jersey City. \. j.,
= nave undertaken to guarantee 20
q +hai- Advertising patrons total
I. ci-s.laii0n for their various papers
4 "a not Jess than ONE MILLION.
- This means an addition of 500 600 to
T r-r present lists. X has been said
= taai 10 secure n half million new
= subscribers in six months is bust
n ut,s imp0ssibility. This is proba-
The morning call., 1892-07-27

nafion Each dash appearing ia the ua
EADidtiuliJH' letter. and when the rr-lssI
eacu Riddle sill be found complete ENANPIF r
tls case the oI1Jte1 letters are and ., and When
The morning call., 1892-07-27
SPECIAL GRAND REWARDS we will Paw in Cash.
Can You Solve Any of Them ?(

A CHARMING QUALITY WHEN POSSESSED RY s'
WOMEN. THAT ATTRACTS THE ADMIRATION AND Fs
OFTEN WINS TIE LOVE OF MEN r.
The morning call., 1892-07-27
AsetsaAe>aeoAs>te

a,a ,o,,., -, ,.r. y
fairest and most ingenious plan OF
distributing Cash Premiums or "a
Rewards of Merit among new sub { g
scrlpers that the world has ever ~
known The plan or method is IN x
conflict with no law against lotter-
les or schemes of chance: il in a
wolves nothing that is illegal or im- Z 4
moral; 1t places a premium on ~
brains; IL l., in short, the very IN,
essence OF what is commenda hle, *
hoiiest, liberal and attractive. a. a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
sxiNNER.s ExAMiN ALTON.
The Plainh-id Farmer Is Working the
Insanity Dodge.

The Plaini-id Farmer Is Working the
Insanity Dodge.
The examination OF Reuben skinner,
the Plainheld farmer who struck his
aged wife on the head with an ak, was
begun IA justice We-tfslFs cour, yea
terday. The evidence OF three wit
nesses for the people was taken.
Dwight Blakeny, a ne.gnbor OF SKIN
ner's. testified that skinner went To his
house on the morning Of the tragedy,
September y, and related bis troubles
with his wife. In reply TO question
from Blakney, as 20 what the old man
Intended TO do about IL, he replied:
"IOu viii hear IN short time
what | will do about IT," Shortly
after this Blakney's attention was
called TO the residence OF Skin
ner by the cries for help. Skinner
appeared 20 be as sane as any one in
tne court house yesterday, and whis-
pered suggestions u ms attorney, c. c..
HYDE of Rockford. The oOssess.oa of
q letter written by skinner to ms step
son. Frank Scott, on October 10, In
which lie asks hum 20 try TO get evil
dence OF the prisoner insanity, as
that IA the only ground upon which he
expects 20 De released from the
charge OF attempted murder. Another
witness testified that he met skinner
shortly after the occurrence, aud Skin
ner told hin he had struck MS wife
With an ar, and fearing he had not
killed her be mt neT q second time %
put nsr out OF her misery. Mrs. Skin
ner was not able 10 be present At the
examination. and an adjournment was
taken until October 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

for trial Al the preseut term OF TIE sa-
psfi0F court.
TIE examination Of Tony Gallagher.
GecFgs klcnman and Joseph kmporerr
\ contingent OF the vest SIDE noSo
gang, xas adjourned u police eoofL
Yesterday until thia moralug. 1nVy
we're arrested on a charge Of dlscf-
derry.
George L2mpsrt and william Cramp-
ton pleaded guilty 10 police court yes
tsFday 10 having stolen q trunk from
Carrie Brown, a sOath Iona street res
dent, ana Judge H4ggerty held them
10 the present term or the superior
court.
john Z. Topper swOre out SaFran'
Ia police court yesterday Tor the arrest
OF James O1Calanan for assault and
battery. Tooper charges OCaiiansu
With having hit am over the head with
buggy thiiL
John Hyser was divorced from Nellie
HyseF oy Judge Adslt yesterday on TIE
gr und of dessrtion. Inc complain
ants testimony WAS taken before CIR
cut Court Commissioner ConIstock.
A warrant was issued from police
court Yesterday for the arrest OF Frank
Campbell for drunkenness on com.
DlalnI OF his sister.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Health in Old Age.

Edward Collinson, Queens, Y. Y,
Gays: al commenced using Brandreth's
Pills over titty-hve years ago. l first
bought them III London. and have con-
tinued using them since came o this
country in 1885. | am now over 10
years old, hale and hearty, and attn
butte my wonderful health TO the per-
sstent use of Brandreth's Pills.
Occasionally | nave bad cold or
severe attack of rheumatism, ildiges-
ton or blliousness, but four of five
doses OF Brandreth's Pills always cure
me. Whenever my children have been
sick with scarlet fever, mea,els, acid
stomach, disordered digestion or cos
tiveness, a few doses of Brandreth's
Pills restored their health at once"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

Dullsm's German Medicine company
Gentlemen-t take great pleasure IN
testifyrng IN behalf OF Duilan's Great
German BLOOD. Liver. Stomach and
kidrey Cure. can safely say that |
never took such medicine az tina,
cleanse tie liver. stomach and kidneys.
/ Mas suffering { years With buous-
ns.s, ind gestion and oss Of appetite
and sleep. one Bottle did Tor me
mere good than slx months other
treatment, and feel a my duty "a
testify in ia benslf Az others may ny Il
aud get cured Your truly.
wsRRES y. RU<sEtr,
Contractor and Builder,
Flint. Mich
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

Brough, Against the Owners Of The
BALDWIN by Tug Owners.

Brough, Against the Owners Of the
BALDWIN by Tug Owners.
A sui, in admiralty TO recover sal
wage vas heard IN the United States
court by Judge Seyerens yesterday.
The claim "a made by the owners of
the tugs Maxwell and Anderson, who
lowed the schooner BALDWIN into tho
port at Manlstique last November.
The Baldwin had been abandoned on
Lake Michigan during a storm and was
laden with 900 tons of iron. The suit
Is brought 10 recover salvage TO the
amount OF oue-half tas value
az the vessel aud cargo. or
about $4,000. When the Bald
win vas examined it was discovered
that a pipe IA the water close. had
Lcsn cut The vessel was insured Tor
as. 800. The BALDWIN - owned by J.
T. aud l.. 7. Smith Of Cleveland, Ohio,
aud sbout twenty persons were IN at
tendance a. the hearing. The evidence
was all submitted 10 Judge Severens
Yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
CANAL TO THE SEA
A. Maxwell Thinks Chicago
Viii Have A
WATERWAY TO The ATLANTIC
TIE Mcss Practscabls Route Would Dc
BY Way Of the Ere Canal .Hd
Hudson River.

A. Maxwell Of Chicago, VINO Is one OF
ths plaintiffs Ia the admiralty case now
on trial before Judge seveTens, % a
Kaest at tae Morton. We don't THINK
our claim for salvage Is at all sxees-
ave-" sad Ar. Maxwell lat night. 1T
sesms 70 "a 40 more tnan Just that It
sho9id Dc paid
IL have been N court nearly al day
bat what / have seen of Grand Rapids
surprises me. had no idea It was sue
al enterprsgng, energetic city. One
LOOK down Monroe street Is suttlcisnt
10 conyincs anybody that there lsn'
anything sleepy about the place.
Speaking OF the shipping Interests OF
Chicago, NJ. MAXWELL said. Il tnInk
me eanal u tie allss.ssippl viii DO =
certain amount OF good 10 lake uAysa-
q Ii. bat fear Is vii not prove as val
liable as many persons think.
An Atlantic Waterway
''The NJ isslssiPpi q navigsole for deep
water boats only part OF the way, and
a water route 10 the Atlantic BY way
OF The river could not confer much
benefit. think the day q sure
~ coming waen the city or chi
eago vii have free communication
with the Atlantic ocean. although L DC
not expect 10 1--we 10 see u. The route
that vii pr badly be selected Is the
one by way % the Erie canal and the
Hudson river. Engineers has decided
that such a thing IS PRACTICAL. The
Erle cana could DO wldened aud deep
ehed, and the Hudson river dredgec
so as 20 Admit OF the passage OF Allan
TIC boats. Following that think there
viii DC a canal constructed across tns
lower peninsula OF Michigan. Ii woule
almost DC a necessary adjunct 10 tht
osaer Improvements | don't expec
10 live 10 see Il, but without doubt toe
next generation Will"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
PEOPLE SPREADING REPORTS
The Claims Of Some Merchants.
Make Personal Investigation
and Be Convinced.

ports that the goods now being sold at
our store at this special sale were not
bought at nearly soc on the dollar. We
will forfeit 500 to charity II we can't
prove the truth of what we advertise.
our friends should not listen TO ire
sponsible men who call themselves
merchants, who can't do any business
themselves and dislike the square, hon
est dealings of others who buy goods
cheap ana sell them at only small
advance in the cost, and they are not
all cheap goods, but suits as high as
$40, kl2, SIS and $50. These suits are
all worth considerable more.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

CHANCERY SALE-In pursuance and By
" virtue Of . decree OF the circuit court
for the county of Kent, in chancery.
made and entered on the eighth day of Janu-
airy. A. d. 1s92. In q certain cause therein pend
ing wherein Carlton II. Mills IS complainant
aud Harry J. Dewey. Gertrude $. Dewey and
James Dewey are defendants. Notice Is
he eby given that on Friday the 18th day OF
November. A. ID. 1892. at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day. !. the subscriber. one OF the
circuit court commissioners in and Tor said
county of Kent. In the state OF Michigan. shall
sell at public aue ion 10 the highest bidder. at
the front door of the court house Of sad coun-
~. In the city of Grand Rapids. In said couR-
ty. a. those certain pieces or parcels OF land
situated and being In the city Of GrandRapids.
county OF kcat and state of Nichigau. and d 10
scribed as follows viz: Lots numbered one
Cd, two (2). three 60. nine o. ten 40. eleven
I'D. twelve O2. thirteen lSl. fourteen ll4.
fifteen 49,. sixteen 49, seventeen "a. twenty
seven (27l, twenty-eight (2s. twenty-Dlne 20 /.
thirty 80. thlrty-one t3n. tnirty-tvo Cs2l.
thirty three 49, thirty.four t3ll. tnirty-fve
(35l, forty-one t4n. forty-twc az. eighty-iive
1851. eighty six SO. eighty s-ve1 so one hun
dred twenty FIVE (l25, and one hundred tvel-
iy-six 116 In all twenty-eight lots Of q. A.
Clements Boulevard addition TO the city OF
Grand Rapids
WALTER II. HUGHES,
Circuit Court Comm sSioner
Kent County, Michigan.
JONI T. MuLER
Solicitor Tor Complainant
Dated. Grand Rapids. october 9TH. AID 1877
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
To Be Issued by the Board o.
Trade

The following letter explains itself:
GRASD RAPIDS, Mich. Oct. %. 1892.
At meeting of the board of dIrec-
tors of this association held last even
ing, the matter of the book begun
under the auspices of the Grand Rapids
Improvement board was fully discussed
and It was cordially approved and en-
dorsed and will now be issued by the
board of trade.
III. ID. &. VAN AsNUs, Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Probate Court.
unaE PERKINa.

Estate OF Smith Robens, deceased /;
letters testamentary TO Maggie kobens.
Estate of Jonn Cutler, deceased F;
will admitted TO probate aud John L.
Cutler appointed executor.
Estate OF Embree r. Lester. deceased ;
letters 10 B. b. Ray. administrator.
Estate OF Lorenzo y. benson, de-
ceased special ad ,ninIstrator's tnal ac-
count allowed.
Estate of Carrie Brown, deceased;
execut RS final account allowed.
Estate of Joseph Breidenstein. de-
ceased; petition for administration
flied; bearing November Is.
Estate of Mary A. Hickey, deceased
petition for determination OF heirs
tiled; hearing November 10.
Estate of Samuel Houghton, de.
ceased; executrix's hnal account filed
hearing November %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

The bsatsrdv su.t % Msggis shaber
" Gor,ion b. jones p the cireut cour,
wss discontinued yesterday By a state
nient "a W. ang from the compiNnsut
seat she bsa no clatfas against the de-
fseifsuf sud that sne dnas not wish 20
presecnte her case further.
Although Aessndsr Douzls. con
Quoted his oen exsmlnsnon "a police
eraff st hearing on charge og
kespfng his saloon omen after hour..
Jit1ge HsKgerty he'd hinI Yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

The Grand Rapids Book Bindery
company have at last got settled IN
their new quarters. No. 50 Pearl street
opposite Michigan Trust building, with
largely increased facilities for produc-
ing IN. best blank books. Order the
Mullins Hat opening hook, the strong
eat IN the market. Csed and recon-
msnded by bank. county offices and
merchants Telephone 1913.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

George " Cook was held TO the
superior court yesterday for trial on q
charge Of srbeTzlsmeut. Hls attorney,
=. T.. Alien. made q motion 20 dismiss
toe case "a his client had been dis
charged from tHe superior court on the
same charge and on the ground that
toe prisoner csHuot h1 twice put m
ieopsrdy for the same ofYeuse. Judge
HsggertY would not entertsln the mo-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

Clerk stevens Of police court issued
a warrant yestsrday for the arrest Of
Pred kiimef 81 Fsrs township on a
charge IL dsordsriy. Recently after
tire trial Ia Justice DeWoit's couri of 4
ease IN whfcB these two parties we're
Interested e - charged That KLINE r
nsed insulting language % the com
y asuauF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

Are active. effective and pure. For
.ck headache. disordered stomach. loa.
Of appetite. bad complexion. and hil.
hOu.ness. they have never Teen equsled
either N Americs OF abroad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

WHKHEss. r. ! 0'Counelt as. on the esh
w day 81 July. ltf. m ake b ~ e. for ths safn
RI fhffteeH Huudfvd ant sev.nfg Eve datisfs
'tl.t.i. naFshie niunfg a4Fs after fsfe psFs
bie o. his eFH 1fsrr ana ati uIet Isl ~ ral 81
efal security foF ths THsment 81 suea sfs.
- hebas ~ the tnaffsnrass ttfrtfie I fEhf
EN- aag, sHmfsfrd ni sfF thfee saf niaefV
Tour. nf hF fsee vsfIH ~ Hur fHneaFua anf
49, isi 90 rsrh snf AZ Hf 80 terms 81 saeh
nafs "a safe me- g. sTe che ha dof fuii ra~Ff
49, attheftfF 81 .a'isrt ~ as arn rsrrnas
sH1 r. set ssid sfHra sf auf fft 81 fuaifr
or fiesfF sale. a. fhe hafaer aHtf "a fhn
ben faFfsfnssasa ~ ne ehrss ~ nisr. Aaa
N Dee Fsld nafr snf saf3 sfaFs -
fffases sss Ffs sfsffsf hF % y uf saasli ID
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fapfds sssiass rsah rae - seaf hsslaef ass
eThrr iAefsaf 49, faf.a It hatlne hret fasfs
% tHs tsfaserf ~ aiaesf seeafea ~ saff Hsto
an3 sfrtt Fistee1s
ers tssrsfes. rsfiss u hrfst ' ff*rs fhas
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~ ssf So AZ taH ffeaf s#sf - Eaa faafr ~
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rt 'sfsuf HRstHs hfnf faaHtt VI sfssa. -
Tffet ~ ssfsfa the afaatat ~ En- aHt af
tsi Hrts fefsfasi sna rress e. ssfF seNHf
Hse -eiaas naaa Ell ssH ~ faei p -aafsa
- tas ffsl esf4 estf.a sfs I'd
s4s HaH sfasis safea aaH aaas
el. ssass asssss Mss'sss. ess.ea.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that the firm
Of W. r. Fisher Il co. has been dis
solved by mutual consent. Signed,
e. :. HARNoS.
II. G.. MANSFIELD.
W. +. FISHER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
LAW AND LAWYERS
Circuit Court Part II
JUDGE ApsIr.

William II. Cooper vs.. John Dregge
et Al, assumppsit; argued and sub
mItted.
Henry Kies, Eberhart Merger and
John II. Mooney admitted 10 citizen
snip.
Martin l.. Sweet We. Michael Colleton
ct al, assumpsll; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

Laboring men are scarce At Norway
The Water Works company have u.s.
for 100 men.